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1 IN THE NEWS

David Kantor to exit AMFM Radio Networks

3Com acquires Kerbango for $80 million

I SBS names Chuck Brooks VP/West Coast. Dennis Roberts GM for KSAH

& KLEY /San Antonio

Meg Stevens becomes PD at WGAR/Cleveland

Reggie Jordan now Clear ChanneV. Richmond VP /Market Mgr.

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12 -24s: The Future Of Radio Edison study shows how to attract key demo

BY STEVE W(i.SSn:NKZ RRR MUSK' EDITOR cNVmtBOrronlim.ronl

Despite declining TSL among I2- 24- year-olds, radio in general outpaced the Internet and TV as

the medium of choice for music among teens and twentysomethings . That's according to an Edison Media Research study called "Radio's Future - Today's 12 -24- Year- Olds," which was unveiled during R &R Convention 2000.

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Emmis Settles Sinclair Suit; Swaps For KZLA a After paying $220M for St. Louis sextet, Emmis trades four to Bonneville

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More than a year after it became embroiled in a lawsuit over buying the rights to Sinclair Broadcasting's six radio stations and one TV outlet in St. Louis from former Sinclair CEO- desig- nate Barry Baker, Emmis agreed to a

settlement last week that allows it to acquire Sinclair's WRTH. KIHT. KPNT, KXOK -FM. WIL -FM & WVRV - hut not KDNL- TV - for $220 million. Emmis also plans to swap WRTH, WIL & WVRV, as

well as its own WKKX/St. Louis, to Bonneville in exchange for KZLA/Los Ange- les.

Emmis Chairman /CEO Jeff Smulyan said the deal achieves "both our immediate goal of reaching closure on Sinclair and, more importantly. our long -term goal of

owning a second FM in Los Angeles." Emmis also owns KPWR (Power 106)/L.A.

Smulyan noted that this was the third major Emmis radio acquisition in the last

two weeks - first was the acquisition of three Hetust- Argyle stations in Phoenix. and then the purchase of Clear Chan- nel spinoffs Denver

Smulyan and Phoenix - and "demonstrates

our strong commitment to growing our radio group."

Smulyan had been criti- cized by Wall Street analysts for buying 15 TV stations from Lee Enterprises for $562 million last month. At the time he said he under- stood - and expected - to take some heat from the Street, but assured the investment community that there were plenty of radio deals in Emmis' future.

EMMIS/See Page 35

Emmis Fiscal Q1

Beats The Street

Emmis has rocketed into the new century with returns that should hush naysayers and delight investors.

The international multimedia company, which is generally seen as a radio industry bellwether of financial performance. last week reported its earnings for the fiscal first quarter ending May 31 with after -tax cash flow up 80°,6 over the same period a year ago. ATCF soared from $12.2 million, or 38 cents per share. to an astóunding $22 million. or 46 cents.

Broadcast cash flow was up nearly 44 %. from $26.9 million to $38.7 million.The Indianapolis -based group's net revenue grew 39 %, from $72.4 million to $100.5 million. Net income per share jumped from 1 cent to 8

cents and beat First Call analysts' estimate of a 6-cent gain. On a same - station basis, net revenues increased almost 18 %, and BCF was up 22 %.

Same- station domestic radio revenue increased 27 %, and BCF rose

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*EßA9ZIL What's The Frequency, L.A.?

AMFM's KCMG (Mega 100) and KKBT (92.3 The Beat) are set to swap Los Angeles frequencies today (6/30) at 5pm. Mega's "Jammin' Oldies" format will move to 92.3 FM, whileThe Beat's Urban programming will reside at 100.3. Pictured here are the stations' new logos, reflecting the new frequencies.

The switch is the result of Radio One's deal to buy KKBT, its format and the 100.3 frequency as part of the Clear Channel -AMFM spinoffs. The transaction is expected to close in the third quarter and marks Radio One's entry into L.A.

.Both stations have been promoting the switch on -air, and KCMG even inserted "Mega 92.3 FM" bumper stickers in last Sunday's Los Angeles Times. The station is conducting a contest in which it's giving away a total of $92.000 in cash and prizes to drivers displaying the new sticker.

Radio Rides Wall St. Roller Coaster it Analyst downgrades

spark stock selloff Several media analysts

weighed in with downgrades last week, causing radio stocks to fall on Wall Street.

First, A.G. Edwards analyst Michael Kupinski encouraged investors to 'underweight" the radio broadcasting sector on expectations of slower advertising growth next year. He downgraded Clear Channel. Westwood One, Disney and Viacom from "accu- mulate" to "maintain position" on Friday (623). causing significant decreases in those companies' share prices. Clear Channel, the largest radio group, with about 900 radio stations, fell more than 5%, down $4 per share to $74.25. Infinity parent Viacom was off $2.25 to $64. Westwood One - which syndicates such shows as

Don Imus, G. Gordon Liddy and Don & Mike - was off more than $3.43 to $35. And Disney. which owns ABC, decreased $ I.875 to $39.625.

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Kantor To Exit AMFM Radio Nets

David Kantor, who departed the

President's post at ABC Radio Net- works in October '97 to accept similar duties at

AMFM Radio Networks. will leave AMFM upon the closing of the company's merger with Clear Channel Communica- tions.

As a result of the AMFM/Clear Channel union, AMFM Radio Nets will be placed under the same umbrella as Kraig Kitchin -led Premiere Radio Net- works. In an interview with R &R. Kantor commented about how that led to his decision to leave.

"Thanks to some soul- searching.

I really know that I am an entrepreneur." he said. "I really enjoyed working in the boutique atmo- sphere I had back at AMFM. and I

really enjoy working with talent. I

don't have anything planned, but I

would like to stick with that. There's a lot of opportunity out there now. and this one is the right opportunity to take advantage of. I

don't plan on being in the network radio business in the nearterm."

Kantor added that he will most likely become a consultant for the combined AMFM /Premiere and has already agreed to work with "close friend and business associate" Tom Joyner on the development of several African- American- focused Internet and television ini- tiatives.

During his 2 1/2 -year tenure at

AMFM Kantor helped lure Casey Ka.sem to the company and resur-

rected American Tip 40 for the leg-

endary countdown host. While at

ABC Kantor helped create and develop such programming as Radio Disney and ESPN Radio. Kantor rose to President of ABC Radio Nets in 1996, and before that served as VP of the division. Before joining ABC in 1991, Kantor served as a VP of Cox Cablevision.

Kantor

R &R Observes

Independence Day

Due to the Independence Day

holiday. R &R's Los Angeles. Nash-

ville and Washington. DC offices

will be closed Monday. July 3 and

Tuesday, July 4. R &R will process

and publish all news and charts on

Wednesday. July 5.

Atlanta Burned Again

The 13th Annual T.J. Martell Music Industry Roast, held in New York City, was termed Atlanta Burns Again, " as the 2000 roastee was none other than WNNX (99X) /Atlanta PD Leslie Fram. Pictured here(/ -r) are WNNX's Jimmy Barron, Susquehanna's Brian Philips, V2 Records' Matt Pollack, RCA Records' Ron Poore, Columbia Records' Kid Leo (event chairman), Randy Lane Company's Randy Lane, Sean Demery, Fram, Universal Records' Monte Lipman, Capricorn Records' Nan Fisher and JustWest Entertainments Lanny West.

3Com To Acquire Kerbango For $80 Mil. RCA will manufacture Kerbango Internet Radio

Kerbango. which developed the

first standalone Internet radio, has

been sold to 3Com for $80 million. The deal is expected to close in the

2001 fiscal first quarter. Kerbango's standalone Internet

radio appliance was introduced this year. It can pull in virtually any sta-

tion that streams over the Internet, along with the multitude of Internet only stations that are emerging. Kerbango's other products include the Kerbango Tuning Service. a

global directory for accessing Internet audio. and its website (wwwkerbango.cnm), which helps users find more than 5,000 stations around the world.

"Joining 3Com is like strapping a

booster rocket to Kerbango." said

Kerbango CEO Jon Fitch, who will become VP/GM of 3Com's Internet Audio Division. "3Com has the

manufacturing. distribution and strategic partnerships -as well as

a proven track records and a strong brand with consumers - which we intend to immediately leverage. We chose 3Com because the two corn - panics have the same goal: to create radically simple and rich network solutions for consumers that will fuel the adoption of Internet appliances like Kerbango's Internet Radio."

In a separate announcement. Thomson Multimedia signed on to brand and distribute an RCA -brand Internet radio that utilizes the Kerbango Internet Tuning Service. After its acquisition of Kerbango closes, 3Com intends to follow a

similar licensing strategy of form- ing alliances with key distribution partners to increase distribution of the Kerbango product and services.

Brooks Becomes VP/West Coast For SBS

Roberts rises to KSAH & KLEY/San Antonio GM

Spanish Broadcasting System has continued to realign its management team west of the Missis- sippi River, placing a former Rodriguez Communications executive in charge of all its stations in the region and naming a Rodriguez GM as head of its two stations in San Antonio.

Chuck Brooks has accepted duties as VP/West Coast for SBS. In his new role Brooks will oversee SBS' Las Angeles, Riverside, San

Francisco, Dallas and San Antonio pmperties. SBS recently agreed to acquire KFOX/L.A, KREA/River- side, KXJO /S.F. and KSAH/San Antonio from Rodriguez, as well as

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KXEB & KTCY /Dallas from Rodriguez subsidiary New World Broadcasters. for $165.2 million in cash and stock. Brooks had been instrumental in adding those stations to the Rodriguez fold.

Brooks is a veteran of Spanish - language radio, having begun his career at KESS/Dallas. He then became Sales Manager of KLAT/ Houston for then -owner Latin American Broadcasting. Following that station's purchase by Tichenor Media Systems (now Hispanic Broadcasting), Brooks relocated to Chicago to ..erne as GM of WIND and,

SBS /See Page 35

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NEWS & FEATURES

Radio Business 4 Street Talk 36 Business Briefs 1 Sound Decisions 44 Transactions 6 Nashville 78 PANS 10 Publisher's Profile 128 Internet News 8 Views 18 ECharts 24 Show Prep 28 Opportunities 123 'Zinc Scene 28 Marketplace 125 National Video Charts 29

FORMATS & CHARTS News/Talk 30 Adult Contemporary 86 Oldies 34 AC Chart 87

CNR 46 AC Tuned -In 88

Callout America 47 Hot AC Chart 91

CHR /Pop Chart 48 Hot AC Tuned -In 92 CHR /Pop Tuned -In 50 Pop /Alternative 94 CHR /Rhythmic Chart 55 NAC/8mooth Jazz 85 CHR /Rhythmic Tuned -In 60 NAC /Smooth Jazz Chart 96

Urban 63 NAC /Smooth Jazz Action 97

Urban Chart 64 Rock 100 Urban Action 66 Rock Chart 103

Urban Tuned -In 68 Rock Tuned -In 104

Urban AC Chart 73 Active Rock Chart 107

Urban AC Tuned -In 74 Active Rock Tuned -Iii 108

Country 76 Rock Specialty Show 110

Country Chart 79 Alternative 112 Country Indicator 80 Alternative Chart 113

Country Action 81 Alternative Action 114

Country Tuned -In 83 Alternative Tuned -In 115

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Adult Alternative 120 Adult Alternative Chart 121

The Back Pages 126

Stevens Heads To WGAR/Cleveland As PD WBBS /Syracuse PD Meg Ste-

vens has been named PD at Clear Channel sister WGAR/Cleveland. She begins her new duties at Coun- try WGAR on July 24.

Stevens succeeds Clay Hunnicutt. who is returning to Chattanooga. TN as OM for Cumulus' five -station cluster. in addition to being PD of Country WUSY. Clear Channel is searching for Stevens' replacement at WBBS.

"I look forward to joining the talented staff at WGAR," Stevens told R &R. "You don't get any more fortunate than lam at this point in my career. It's a legendary station, and I hope I can add something to it."

A seven -year veteran of WBBS. Stevens has served as PD for the past two years and was Asst. PD prior to that. Her decade -long ca- mer in the Syracuse market also includes a stint at WAQX.

Clear Channel/Richmond Elevates Jordan Reggie Jordan has been named VP /Market Manager for Clear

Channel's WRNL, WRVA, WRCL, WRVQ, WRXL & WTVR/Rich- mad and the Virginia News Network. He will also serve as VP /GM for WRNL. WRVA, WRCL & WTVR, having served as WTVR's VP/ GM.

WRVQ & WRXL VP /GM Linda Form will remain in her position and report to Jordan. Carl McNeil, who was VP/GM for WRNL. WRVA and the Virginia News Network, assumes the newly created Richmond Di- rector/Sales position, while WTVR GSM Jean Massey will add GSM duties at WRCL when the Clear Channel -AMFM merger closes.

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Bloomberg Ranks Radio Exec Earnings Bloomberg BR FS AMFM'S Steve Hicks comes out on top Japanese Listeners Similar To Those In U.S.

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According to a survey conducted by Bloomberg, radio executives were among the highest -paid businesspeople between May 31, 1999 and May 31, 2000. The wire service surveyed the 500 largest U.S. companies by industry, including media and entertainment, banking, diversified finance, insurance, computers and software, Internet and telecommunications businesses.

The survey results showed that AMFM Vice Chairman/COO Steve Hicks was the clear radio winner. boasting total pay of $16.5 million, which includes a $752,000 salary, a

$I million bonus and $14.8 million in stock.

Pay figures were taken from each company's latest proxy statement filed between May 31. 1999 and May 31, 2000. Total pay was defined as

salary, bonuses. the estimated value

at grant of stock options during the year. the value at grant of free shares of stock awarded. payouts made on other long-term incentive plans and "all other compensatioi as defined by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Viacom President /COO Mel Karmazin and Clear Channel Chair - man/CEO Lowry Mays each made $12.1 million last year. with Karmazin earning a $500.0(0 salary.

a $6 million bonus and $2 million in stock. Mays' salary was $972,000, his bonus was $2.75 million, and his stock was worth $8.2 million. Ameri- can Tower's Steve Dodge made $4.2 million. Cox Radio's Bob Neil raked in $1.16 million. and Hispanic Broadcasting's McHenry Tichenor made $1.14 million. Also on the list weir Westwood One's Joel Hollander. with total pay of $856.0011. and. near the bottom of the media and entertainment roster. Viacom Chairman Sumner Redstone. with $114.000.

R &R previously reported (4/14) that. according to Business Week, the salaries of CEOs of publicly traded companies rose 17% in 1999. with average compensation rising to $ 12.4

million. up from $10.6 million in 1998.

SAG/AFTRA Strike Ends Ninth Week; No Progress Reported

Radio industry seems unaffected

July I will mark the beginning of the third month of the SAG/ AFTRA strike. An agreement has not been reached as yet between the advertising industry and the two unions, which together represent more than I35,(XX) entertainers who are still protesting residual wages paid to actors appearing in television commercials.

On Monday (6/26) the strike entered its ninth week as union members picketed AT &T's Chicago corporate office. AFTRA/SAG accused AT &T of "aggressively pursuing commercial production since the strike began.

On May 24 R &R reported that the unions had distributed leaflets at an

AT &T shareholders meeting in Chi- cago because. SAG /AFTRA claimed, the company was using nonunion talent in commercials traditionally made

with union acurs. However. AT &T Public Relations

Director Mike Pruyn told R &R at

the time. Only one commercial has

been pnxluced" since the strike began. He added. We have been a

longtime supporter lof the unions]. and we are hoping tir a quick reso- lution to the strike"

AFTRA/SAG said that AT &T CEO C. Michael Armstrong told union members that he would "look into" signing the unions' interim

agreements. which would allow AT &T to produce union commercials during the strike. However, the unions report that there has been no action from AT &T.

While this strike is clearly affect- ing the television industry. according to AFTRA/SAG. the radio business seems untouched thus far. Radio Advertising Bureau President Gary Fries told R &R. "There may he some isolated incidents. but overall. radio advertising has not been affected.' Fries added that he is not fearful about the strike because there has been no indication yet that there is

anything to fear. In fact, for local and national radio

ad revenue combined. Q2 numbers

SAG/See Page 8

An Arbitran study conducted last November and December for the Japa- nese NAB found that 69% of the Japanese population listens to radio

during the week. Almost three- quarters (74 %) of that country's in-car com- muters listen to radio, compared to 80% of U.S. drivers.The data from the study is available for free on Arbitron's website at http: / /mt2000japan. arbitron.com in Japanese and English.

In related news. 19 -year Arbitron veteran Brad Bedford is elevated to VP /Asian Marketing. He will continue to manage the West Coast division of the company's radio station services.

Cox Offering Should Net $344.5 Million n early June Cox Radio said it would offer 8.8 million shares of class A

common stock, and last week the group set the share price at $29. Cox Enterprises will purchase an additional 3.6 million shares in a private place- ment at the same price. while the underwriters were granted the option to buy an additional 1.3 million shares to cover overallotments. Lead -managed by Credit Suisse First Boston and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and co- managed by Allen & Company, Banc of America Securities, First Union

Securities. Robertson Stephens and Salomon Smith Barney, the offering was expected to be consummated this week.

American Tower To Offer 12.5 Million Shares Boston -based American Tower expects to raise about $514 million by

selling 12.5 million class A shares. Certain stockholders will also sell 1.18 million shares, which are expected to raise about $49 million. Lehman Brothers will handle the public offering, which was expected to settle this week.

Tribune Sells Education Businesses Saying it wants to focus on its broadcasting, publishing and interactive operations, Tribune Company sold Tribune Education to McGraw -Hill

on Monday (6/26) for about $635 million. The deal follows Tribune's recent

acquisition of theTimes- Mirror Co.

NextMedia Buys WHBCAM & FM For $43.5 Million Carl Hirsch's NextMedia will take over Beaverkettle Co.'s Canton. OH duo July 1. News/Talk WHBC -AM has been on the air since 1925 and

was acquired by its present owner in 1939. AC WHBC -FM went on the air

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DEAL OF THE WEEK

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Emmis Increases Presence In St. Louis O Buys six stations from Sinclair for $22O million

Deal of the Week WVRV FM/East St. Louis; KXOK- FM/Florissant; KPNT FM/Ste. Genevieve; and WRTH -AM, KIHT FM & WIL- FM/St. Louis, IL PRICE: $220 million TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Emmis, headed by Presi- dent/CEO Jeff Smulyan. It owns 23 other stations, including KSHE -FM/ Crestwood. MO & WXTM -FM/ Jerseyville (St. Louis), IL. Phone: (317)266 -0100 SELLER: Sinclair Communica- tions, headed by Chairman David Smith. Phone: (410) 662 -4700 FREQUENCY: 101.1 MHz; 97.1 MHz: 105.7 MHz; 1430 kHz; 96.3 MHz; 92.3 MHz POWER: 44kw at 518 feet;100kw at 561 feet; 100kw at 1,375 feet; 5kw; 80kw at 1,027 feet; 100kw at 910 feet FORMAT: Hot AC; Classic Rock; Al- ternative; Adult Standards; Classic Hits; Country COMMENT: In a related transaction, Emmis has signed a letter of intent to swap WRTH -AM, W IL -FM, WKKX- FM & WVRV- FM /St. Louis to Bonneville in exchange for KZLA -FMI Los Angeles.

KATD- AM/Pittsburg (San Francisco) PRICE: $4.5 million TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Radio Unica, headed by Chairman Joaquin Blaya.It owns 15

other stations, including KIQI -AM/ San Francisco. Phone: (305) 463- 5000 SELLER: Peoples Radio Inc., headed by President Joe Rosa. Phone: (408) 259 -2988 FREQUENCY: 990 kHz POWER: 5kw FORMAT: TaIWSports

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KXSS -AM & KLZZ -FM/ Waite Park and KKSR -FM/ Sartell PRICE: $5 million TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Regent Communications, headed by Chairman /CEO Terry Jacobs. It owns 40 other stations, in-

cluding WJON -AM, KMXK -FM &

WWJO- FM /St. Cloud, MN. Phone: (606)292 -0030

SELLER: StarCom, headed by President Dennis Carpenter. Phone: (320) 253 -9600 FREQUENCY: 1390 kHz; 103.7 MHz; 96.7 MHz POWER: 2.5kw day /1kw night; 6kw at 328 feet; 15.5kw at 909 feet FORMAT: Adult Standards; Classic Rock: AC

Missouri FM CP/Warsaw PRICE: $47,500 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: D &H Media LLC, headed by member Vance DeLozier. Phone: (660) 747 -7043 SELLER: John Mahaffey. No phone listed.

KHIX- FM/Carlin (Elko) PRICE: $225,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Desert Sky Media LLC, headed by Manager Bruce Brazil. Phone: (312) 204 -9900 SELLER: L. Topaz Enterprises, headed by President Dale Ganske. Phone: (608) 831 -8708

TRANSACTIONS AT A GLANCE

KATD- AM/Pittsburg, CA (San Francisco) $4.5 million

KXSS -AM & KLZZ- FM/Waite Park and

KKSR-FWSartell, MN $5 million

FM CP/Warsaw, MO $47,500

KHIX- FM/Carlin, NV (Elko) $225.000

WJRZ- FM/Manahawkin, NJ (Monmouth- Ocean)

$6.5 million

WHBC -AM & FM/Canton, OH $43.5 million

WBZK- AM/York, SC $500,000

KGBC- AM/Galveston,TX (Houston) $745,000

KXGM- FM/Muenster,TX $4.11 million

FREQUENCY: 96.7 MHz BROKER: Greg Merrill of Media Services Group COMMENT: This transaction represents a construction permit (CP) for KHIX, a Class C facility recently relocated from Ely, NV.

New Jersey WJRZ- FM/Manahawkin (Monmouth -Ocean) PRICE: $6.5 million TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: New Jersey Broadcasting, headed by President Beth Colon. It

owns three other stations, including W RAT -FM /Monmouth- Ocean. Phone: (973) 538 -1250 SELLER: Jersey Shore Broadcast- ing Corp., headed by Owners Jo- seph Knox and Brent McNally. Phone:(732)349 -1100 FREQUENCY: 100.1 MHz POWER: 3kw at 499 feet FORMAT: Country BROKER: Larry Patrick of Patrick Communications

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WHBC -AM & FM/Canton PRICE: $43.5 million

TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: NextMedia Group, headed by President Steve Dinetz. It owns 42 other stations. Phone: (303) 256-6222 SELLER: Beaverkettle, headed by President Rex Hexamer. No phone listed. FREQUENCY: 1480 kHz; 94.1 MHz POWER: 15kw day /5kw night; 45kw at 515 feet FORMAT: News/Talk: AC

South Carotina WBZK- AMlVork PRICE: $500,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Baker Family stations, headed by President Vernon Baker. It owns 13 other stations. Phone: (540)552 -4252 SELLER: Clover Broadcasting, headed by Curtis Sigmon. No phone listed. FREQUENCY: 980 kHz POWER: 3.1 kw day/250 watts night FORMAT: Oldies BROKER: John Pierce & Co. (Baker Family Stations) and Force Communications & Consultants (Clover Broadcasting)

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KGBC-AM/Galveston (Houston) PRICE: $745.000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Prets/Blum Media Co. Inc., headed by Richard Prets. No phone listed. SELLER: Harbor Broadcasting Co., headed by President Pete Miller. Phone: (409) 744 -4567 FREQUENCY:1540 kHz

POWER: 1kw day /250 watts night FORMAT: Oldies/Adult Standards BROKER: Bill Whitley of Media Ser- vices Group Inc.

KXGM- FM/Muenster PRICE: $4.11 million TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: First Broadcasting LP, headed by member Ronald Unkefer. Phone: (214) 855 -0002 SELLER: Gain Air Inc., headed by President Charles Henderson. Phone:(940)668 -1065 FREQUENCY: 106.5 MHz POWER: 6kw at 328 feet FORMAT: AC

SAG Continued from Page 4

climbed to 22% for the month ofApril, compared to last year's local sales increase of 19%. National numbers also went up. 32% this year.

SAG Acting Director /Communica- tions Grcg Krizman told R &R, "Ad- vertising agencies are reporting record numbers for revenue and are crying poverty when it comes to com- pensating actors. All we arc asking for is our fair share.'

On June 14 the unions and the advertising industry. represented by the Association of National Advertisers and the American Association of Ad- vertising Agencies. went back to the bargaining table. However, Krizman told R &R, "Nothing happened. It was an exploratory talk organized by federal mediators to see if either side was willing to give in. At this point the answer is a big, fat no"

While Krizman agrees that the radio industry is not being affected by the strike, he feels differently about the television industry. "We have re- duced the number of commercial shooting days in Los Angeles. and the picketing has been extremely effective. Not only are we targeting large cities such as Los Angeles and New York. there is also activity in Denver, Orlando and Portland. We are also reaching the interior of the country;' he told R &R.

Krizman reported that union mo-

"There may be some isolated incidents, but overall, radio

advertising has not been affected."

Gary Fries

rale is high and that the unions are "holding their own. considering who they are up against.' That is. the ad industry, which has continued to shoot commercials despite the strike.

On Tuesday (6/27) the ANA/AAAA reported that it had been able to shoot 862 new conuneniais between May 15

and June 15 using nonunion talent. Ac- cording to AAAA Joint Policy Commit- tee Counsel Ira Shepani, This is dramatic evidence that the industry has been able to continue widespread axnmcrcial pnxtuction during the strike ar the same levels as in years pmt. This is consistent with the Joint Policy Committee's findings that union session fees are down 73 %k, and nonunion session lees arc up by 1,4(XVk in the most recent strike period. All indications are dal conunenial production is. in fact, increasing."

Jennifer Markham

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in 1947. Canton is rated by Arbitron twice a year. and in the fall '99 survey WHBC -AM & FM placed second and first, respectively. Rex Hexamer will remain the stations' President/GM, and NextMedia President/COO Skip Weller says the company has "no intention of making any changes to the stations'lormat or staffing:'

Regent Doubles Up In St. Cloud, MN Regent will acquire StarCom Ines KXSS -AM, KKSR -FM & KLZZ -FM for $5 million and will begin operating the

stations through a time -brokerage agreement July 1. Regent, which already owns WJON -AM, KMXK -FM & W WJO -FM in St. Cloud, expects the deal to close by the end of the year.

Secret Gets KEYI-FI(/Austin Cfear Channel Oldies station KEYI -FM/Austin was part of a trio going to Hispanic Broadcasting br $127 million until the DOJ's Antitrust Division nixed the deal. Last week Secret Communications chief Frank Wood, a 33 -year

broadcasting veteran, acknowledged to R &R that he had stepped in and picked up a new piece tor his radio puzzle. "Occasionally a deal pops up, and 1 see opportunity: Wood said. "This was an economic opportunity." He added

that the deal had to be done quickly to avoid holding up the AMFM merger, but he declined to discuss financial details. The other two Clear Channel stations that were supposed to go to Hispanic - KXPK/Denver and KKFR/Phoenix - were sold to Emmis for $108 million.

Cumulus Closes On WWI - FM/Tupelo, MS Cumulus has closed on the deal for WWKZ -FM, Tupelo, MS, paying Broadcasters & Publishers more than $2.9 million for the CHR/Pop outlet. Cumulus owns bur other stations in the market.

Radio Unica Pays $4.5 Million For KATD- AMISan Francisco

R adio Unica recently bought KATD -AM from People's Radio, but no price was disclosed (R &R 6/16). R &R has learned that the price is $4.5 million. Radio Unica intends to move KATD's 5kw signal at 990 kHz from the

San Francisco suburb of Pittsburg to Sacramento, allowing the company's 10kw day /1500 -watt night KIQI- AM/San Francisco to increase its signal.

FCC Actions arsha MacBride, who has been Commissioner Michael Powell's legal adviser on mass media and cable issues, will leave in late July to become VP /Government Relations in the Walt Disney Co.'s DC office. Powell called

Mac8ride "an outstanding public servant with exceptional leadership" and said her absence from his office will belelt profoundly."

Gerald Faulhaber has been named the FCC's Chief Economist. Faulhaber is a professor of Public Policy & Management at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, and he will assume the FCC position on July 1 for one year. Faulhaber will replace Howard Shelanski, who has served as Chief Economist since last July.

Ackerley Group Expects Strong Q2 Results Management at the Ackerley Group, the Seattle -based media and entertainment group, said Tuesday (6/27) that it expects an after -tax cash flow of at least 20 cents per share based on strong performances by the company's

outdoor media and television segments. "The positive trends in same -store revenues at our outdoor media companies and television stations have contin-

ued to date: says co-President/COO Denis Curley. Ackerley owns seven TV stations in several markets and five radio stations in the Seattle- Tacoma area. It also owns the NBA Seattte SuperSonics and the WNBA Seattle Storm.

Lawry Mays Set For NAB Radio Show

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Emmis' Val Maki in the GM Spotlight, Page 12

Making marketing directors accountable, Page 14

Radio Gets Results with EdgeFest in Dallas, Page 16

"Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake." - Napoleon Bonaparte

S A L E S & M A R K E T I N G

STATION CONCERTS - BIG RISKS, BIGGER REWARDS E Is your station up for the challenge?

By Pam Baker Sales & Marketing Editor

[email protected]

You don't need a magic wand to produce a successful station concert, just a clear and concise plan, a strong sales strategy and lots of hard work and effort. The results? Incredible listener loyalty, effective station branding and unlimited options for nonspot revenue!

In Los Angeles several amaz- ingly successful station -produced concerts have recently taken place, including Alternative KROQ's Weenie Roast 2000 and CHR /Pop KITS -FM's Wango Tango 2000.

Iicré s a brief rundown of those events.

KROQ's Eighth Annual Weenie Roast, Saturday, June 17, at Edison Field in Anaheim, CA. Sold-out show (45,000 attendees) with performances by Incubus, Lit, Everclear, Cypress Hill, Godsmack, Third Eye Blind, Stone Temple Pilots, No Doubt, Moby, Creed, The Offspring, Limp Bizkit, Ozzy Osboume and Korn. Ticket prices were $45 and $55. A conservatively estimated $1 million in nonspot revenue was generated by the event.

KIIS -FM's Million Dollar Wango Tango 2000, May 13 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. Hosted by 'N Sync, the sold -out concert (65,000 attendees) featured Enrique Iglesias, Jessica Simpson, Sugar Ray, Lenny Kravitz, Brian McKnight, The Goo Goo Dolls, Marc Anthony, Eiffel 65, Bosson, Sisqo and Hanson. Ticket prices ranged from $35 to $95. KITS generated more than $2 million in nonspot revenue with the event.

For this article I spoke with two hands -on players from SFX /Avalon: Promotion Director Jolene Pellant and VP /Booking Nick Masters. SFX Entertainment (www.sfx.cont) is the world's leading promoter, producer and presenter of diversified live entertainment.

OPTIONS! OPTIONS! OPTIONS!

What concert options do radio stations have? According to Pellant, there are two basic choices. "The first option is a rental, which is the simplest deal for the promoter to be involved in because it just rents the building," Pellant explains. "Usually, what the promoter receives is a fee for the facility, if it's an owned - and -operated facility. What the venue would keep is the ancillary revenue, which includes the concessions and parking, but it wouldn't keep any money on the ticket sales, and it wouldn't retain any sponsorship rights unless it was to the name and title of the venue. For instance, Irvine Meadows Amphitheater is now called Verizon Wireless Amphitheater. The radio station is required to identify the concert location as Verizon Wireless, and it cannot sell any sponsorships that compete with Verizon 's services."

It your station decides to rent a venue, be aware of the realistic costs associated with producing a concert. "This is the biggest risk for a radio station because the station is responsible for everything: artists' fees, production costs and making sure everything is covered in the ticket prices," says Pellant. "But it's also the biggest possible gain for the radio station because it has an unlimited ability to sell sponsorships. It recoups any percentages over what the net costs would be with

the ticket prices, so the ticket revenues pay off all the fees, and the radio station keeps the rest."

Most radio stations don't have the manpower or the know -how to produce concerts on their own. SFX and other show producers can help stations with the production elements of putting on a concert.

Production costs may include, but are not limited to,

lighting, staging, stagehands, sound systems, a Floor plan and seating, parking, security, catering, artists' requirements and coordination with the press. "At Wango Tango we had to fly in 'N Sync for the day because they were on tour," notes Pellant. "So you have to consider unexpected costs."

Another element to consider seriously is renting big screens. "If you're going to go with a big venue with all the modern technology, you need to have big screens and video," says Masters. "I don't think it's fair to ask a

customer to pay that kind of money to sit there and not be able to see." Don't look at renting big screens as just another cost: It's a sales opportunity.

SNARING TIE SPOTLIGHT

The second option for radio stations is co-promoting a

concert in conjunction with a promoter. "The radio station accepts some of the financial risk, but not all of it," says Pellant. "It may split the fees for paying the artist, or it may turn over a certain amount of airtime to promote the event and to run commercial spots. There is always some sort of payment involved. That doesn't necessarily mean it's a cash transaction, but if it's trade, it has to be a massive level of trade.

"There is a station in North Carolina that is taking this year's Christina Aguilera show and turning it into its own radio concert. The promoter is taking all the risk as far as production costs, and the radio station is providing extensive promotional and advertising exposure, as well as securing sponsor partners."

In a co- producing partnership SFX would also include its building sponsors in the show, thereby limiting the radio station's sponsorship categories. For example, if Budweiser is the official beer of the arena, that category is off- limits to the radio station.

BOOKING THE BANDS

Obviously, a major draw for any concert is the artist lineup. "Ticket prices are always determined based on what the artists require as payment," says Pellant. "That's the No. 1 way of setting a ticket price. That cost depends on the radio station's ability to book the show and work with the record labels."

Masters adds that the artists' fees vary among markets. "The more important the station, the easier it is to obtain the services of the artist," he says. This is a

situation where good, strong relationships with record labels pay off. "Britney Spears played at last year's ' Wango Tango," says Masters. "KITS approached the record label and worked out a deal. For most radio concerts, the radio station books the artists through the record labels."

What if you're not in a top-25 market, or you're an Oldies or Classic Rock station? "SFX has the ability to bring in artists lower than the rate card based on our relationships with them," says Pellant. "So we may be able to negotiate a better deal."

TIE FREE SHOW DEBATE

Another type of station concert is the free show, which is typically underwritten by a sponsor or

sponsors. All the tickets are distributed through the radio station or the radio station's clients - for example, at a

retail outlet. That would be a rental situation, where the station recoups its money through sponsorships, or the station's marketing budget covers all the costs of the concert.

Is a free concert a good idea? "I don't believe in free tickets," remarks Masters. "I believe that the value has to be perceived. I've dealt with stations in the past that have done free shows, and I don't think people appreciate a

free show. I'm not saying that tickets need to be $95, but I'm saying that there should be a value attached to those tickets so people will pay more attention. It will mean more to them when they get them - when they buy them and when they win them. If you win free tickets to a show that was already free, what's the point ?"

Classic Rocker KLOS /Los Angeles PD Rita Wilde has a different take on the free concert approach. "During the past five years KLOS has put on two free concerts, one featuring ZZ Top and the other headlined by The Black Crowes," says Wilde. "If we subscribed to the philosophy that our audience doesn't appreciate a free concert, why would we ever want to give away anything like regular concert tickets, CDs, money, movie tickets or trips? Are those things devalued because they are free?

I've worked in this market for over 20 years, and I have never encountered a listener who didn't appreciate something gratis. Isn't the whole idea to endear ourselves to our listeners?"

Would KLOS over produce another free show? "I would love to," says Wilde, "but in this day and age it has become more and more cost- prohibitive. If we had the opportunity, we most certainly would."

IT'S MORE THAN JUST SINGING

"We seem to hear a lot of talk about the high cost of a

concert ticket," comments Masters. "But look at the value that people are getting and the fact that they went to that show and saw all those artists at one time. They didn't get a full hour -and -a -half or two-hour show out of each act,

but if they, over the course of a year, bought tickets to see

each one of those acts, it would be a hell of a lot more money.

"And it's an experience. There was a lot more going on at Wango Tango than people singing. There were effects on the stage, there were games, they had an amusement park in the parking lot before you came in - there was a lot happening.

Masters goes on, "The pop shows are really great, because in most cases it's the first concert experience for these children, and in many cases it's the first concert experience for their folks. They come and play by the rules, and they obey them - they're just a joy. Doing these shows, like the one we just did with 'N Sync at the Rose Bowl, was great! Everyone has fun. We had 57,000 people there and no problems. It was awesome!"

ACTION PLAN

"SFX produces over 70 radio shows annually around the country," remarks Pellant. "Each deal is structured differently, so the costs depend on the type of deal the station chooses." The best advice is to contact your local SFX or other promoter and schedule a meeting with all the station's key players and brainstorm ideas. SFX or a

local promoter can assist your station in developing and executing a realistic game plan. Don't get frustrated - remember, you can always take these big ideas and scale them down to fit your station.



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12 R&R June 30, 2000

Lil' Mak -Valli in the Power house!

This week's GM Spotlight pays tribute to 18-year radio veteran Val Maki of Emmis' highly success-

ful KPWR (Power 106) /Los Angeles. One R &R reader writes, "Val's smart, she works extremely hard, and she's fair." Another col -league adds, "She's guiding the radio station to new heights in ratings and revenue." Con- gratulations!

I decided to enter the world of broadcasting because:

"I won a Minnesota state high school speech contest and then had to record the speech at a

local radio station. Even though the equipment was intimidating, it got me interested in the magic, fun and entertainment that are in our business."

First job in broadcasting:

"As a Traffic Manager -in- training and reception- ist at KRSP -AM & FM in Salt Lake City."

Career highlights:

"Sixteen years with Emmis and having had the privilege of being based at or working directly for some of the best stations in the world: Power 106, WKQX /Chicago, KSHE /St. Louis, WFAN/

VAL MAKI VP/6M - KPWR -FlM (Power 1C5)/Los Angeles

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New York, WLOL /Minneapolis and others."

The most challenging aspect of being a GM:

"Making sure I'm focused on the results stuff, the people stuff - getting input, providing direction and support, then removing barriers so

people can fly as fast as they can - and the big - picture stuff, all without get-

ting too bogged down in the

administrative stuff."

My most unforgettable moment at a radio station:

"We're working on one right now! There really are too many. The Power 106 staff creates unforgettable moments all the time. Last year

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J Power did the hop show in followed up by the first Dre -Snoop reunion, in Hawaii. You had to be there."

I'm most proud oft

"Personally, it's the relationship I have with my family members. Professionally, it's that I ám lucky enough to be at the No. I

standalone radio station in the country."

T1re best words of advice I've ever received were:

"I've been given lots of good advice, but here's some: The Emmis Eleven Commandments, including, 'Be passionate about what you do and compassionate about how you do it' and 'Admit your mistakes.' And from lEmmis Chairman /CEO Jeff] Smulyan's Essen-

tial Rules for Emmis Managers: 'Hire people who are smarter than you' and 'Never mistake kindness for weakness. - You'd be surprised to know that....

"I have lived in eight markets and have enjoyed all of it. Also, the town where I grew up had about as many people as the floor I lived on in my apartment building in Manhattan, a perspective I find very valuable."

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PUT ME IN, COACH! By Michelle England The more market-

ing and promotions professionals 1 talk to in the radio industry, the more it surprises me that those professionals are often not vital members of the teams that determine the marketing plans for their radio stations. l know marketing directors, sales managers and GMs get frustrated because the internal sales process doesn't always run smoothly (doh), but do they realize that the people responsible for executing sales programs are being left in the dark? When you don't know why you're being asked to do something, you're driving down the road with no destination.

Not only are marketing directors not informed about plans, they are

being wasted as a vital resource for determining those plans. Marketing people think in terms of communi- cating benefits to generate results. They know what it's like to put together a concept, project or promotion that is designed to meet a targeted goal. Yet these are the same staff members who are not a part of - and who, even more shamefully, are often unaware of - station budget goals and how management hopes to achieve them. Sales departments are left only to execute without a handle on management's plans, so each sales request is too often looked at like the first notice to pay the phone bill: Avoid until you get the "discon- nect letter," then deal with it as best you can. There is little proactive desire without a buy -in to the plan.

PART OF THE PROCESS

'Iii be fair, all the blame cannot be placed on management. Marketing directors nerd to voice their desire to be part of the process. When you are a part of determining the plan, you are also accountable. The turnaround in my perspective was amazing when specific sponsorship packages for large station events were actually my suggestions. My work had a purpose that I un- derstood, and I accepted it as a means for us to achieve our revenue goals. I was in.

Managers, if you are not using your marketing directors to help you determine station strategies and tactics to achieve revenue goals, you are ignoring a tremendous asset. And you mar keting professionals, if you are not honing your skills and asking for a chance to be involved, you are missing an opportunity to provide direction for your staff - and a purpose to the madness!

ement marketing

brought new revenue pressures and a lack of direction. Once operational issues had been addressed, here is how I suggested she start planning. Objective:

Increase revenue by 15 %: local by 10 %, national by 5 %.

Strategies: Increase the station's share by two ratings

points in core demo. Determine the station's highest- billing and

potentially high -billing accounts, and develop specific plans to meet those clients' needs and win a higher percentage of their budgets.

Create true, solid NTR programs that are quantifiable and do not originate from or replace ad- revenue billing. Tactics:

Construct memorable activities, events and promotions with programming, and include criteria for evaluation (think like a radio consumer, and play the ratings game). Evaluate the competitive environment along with the uni- verse of radio. What is real? How can we get our consumers to remember us? What makes us appeal-

ing? Look at your promos, contests and IDs: If you were channel surfing and heard them, would you remember?

Work with the sales manager and staff on accounts. Look at the big picture. Who is our future? How can we satisfy our best advertising customers to win more business? Are we meeting their needs above all the other stations on the buy? Build relationships with the clients that mean the most to you, and attack potential clients head -on.

Create opportunities for secondary accounts, but keep those opportunities manage- able and realistic. Continually analyze the sec-

ondary accounts with the sales manager to determine which have the potential to be prima- ries and how you can get them there.

Research and explore possibilities for NTR programs. Think of consumers other than typical radio advertisers. Would consumers respond to a station magazine that could be funded by typical print advertisers? Can you create a partnership with an Internet service provider to promote membership and share in fees? Think of ways to take revenue from companies' print, Internet, event and promotions budgets. Don't confine yourself to your radio habits. How can

you leverage your station or group to advertisers as an interactive medium?

Bring the plan for your station, along with this issue of R &R, to your next promo meeting. A REAL -LIFE STRATEGY

A good friend of mine in marketing at a heritage Classic Rock station asked me for help. She

was dealing with new owners, who had Michelle England owns England Marketing Group.

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There are three R's for sales and marketing professionals: Reading, research and relationships.

Reading: Read relevant daily and weekly trades, such as The Wall Street Jour- nal, Brandutvk, Promo Magazine' and Business 2.0, to find out what is happening in your prospect's industry Has the company recently downsized or re-created itself? Does it have a new product rollout? Look at your prospect's website; company sites can often provide a wealth of information about current products and national promotions. Educate yourself on your prospect's history and find out who your prospect's parent company is, what their annual revenue is and where they're headquartered.

Research: Research to find out the title of the decisionmaker you want to call and have a basic understanding of what your prospect company does. These things will be critical in creating the positioning statement you'll use when you are attempting to set your first appointment. Many times I have had salespeople come to me and say, "They asked me to call their advertising agency." In some cases being sent to the agency may be an ad- vancement and not a brushoff,.but in most cases being sent to the advertising agency when you know you are speaking to the decisionmaker means that you didn't position your phone call correctly - it didn't seem to make sense for the decisionmaker to deal with you. For example, talking to a national brand manager about a project in a single market will probably not be important to that person. Talking to a regional sales manager about a 12-

market mobile sampling tour - no matter how relevant it is to the brand - will probably lead nowhere.

Relationships: Building relationships and selling face -to-face are always easier and more cost -effective than dealing with people who are out of your area. Although your prospect's parent company may be headquartered out of your market, always try to find a local decisionmaker you can meet with in person.

Remember, as you build lasting relationships with your pros- pects, that the people you are meeting with are there to do a job, and so are you. Make sure that you know where the people you're working with want to go within their companies. If you can help them get there, they'll probably take you along.

R&R invites all sales managers and AEs to contribute favorite sales ad-

vice for the SalesTip of the Week. Not only will you help other AEs around

the country, you'll also get your photo in R&R. For more information,

contact Pam Baker at (310) 788 -1654 or via e-mail at pambaker® rronline.com.

The syndicated MJ & BJ Show selected 16 castaways for its $10,000 Survivor Island contest. WFLZ- FM/Tampa created a "desert island"

out of 150 tons of beach sand in its parking lot, complete with a

cascading waterfall and palm trees, and the island became the contestants' "home" for five long days. Pictured is M.1 Kelli teasing

one of the contestants. Andrew Duvall from St. Louis won the $10,000 grand prize.



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Host Ken Cooper (WRBQ/Tampa, KZLA/LA, NBC, TNN) creates big weeldy tune-in on America's most respected country stations. Adding Retro Country USA is like adding a fresh promotion to your station every weekend ... it gives your air staff something to promote, and something your listeners will look forward to. Now on over 100 stations including WRBQ Tampa, WDSY Pittsburgh, WKKX St. Louis, WSOC Charlotte...and just added WYNY Y -107 New York!

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Every week, Joe Cortez features sound bytes from the era's TV and movies, plus clips of news events that made the era's biggest headlines. Plus, every show features a "mini-countdown", looking back at a particular week in one year.

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' M A N A G E M E N T '

PEOPLE: YOUR COMPANY'S GREATEST ASSET

By Dick Kazan This is the story of an entrepreneur who started

with little and built an incredible fortune. John Tu, along with his partner David Sun, sold 80% of their firm Kingston Technology in 1996 for a

staggering $1.5 billion in cash and stock. The buyer was Softbank, a Japanese conglomerate. Then, in a remarkable show of generosity, Tu and Sun set aside $100 million as bonuses for the 450 employees working for them at the time because they believed their success was a result of the outstanding work of these people.

Subsequently, Softbank got into financial difficulty and sold the company back to Tu and Sun for $450 million. Today, Fountain Valley, CA -based Kingston, a major supplier of computer memory modules, has 2,000 employees, offers 5,000 products globally and does $1.5 billion in annual sales. Recently, I interviewed Shanghai - born, 58- year -old John Tu to find out how the company became so successful and ask what advice he could offer to benefit you.

Tu's and Sun's success sprang from adversity. In 1986 they owned a small high -tech firm that they sold for $5 million. Tu, who had come to America in 1972 with little money or business knowledge, says this was "the American dream core true, beyond our wildest imagination. We were not sure what to do with the money. A friend of David's who was a

stockbroker said he should manage it for us. We trusted him and said, 'Please be conservative.' At first it went well, but then he wanted to do better for us. October 17, 1987, was Black Monday for the stock markets, and everything was collapsing. We couldn't reach the stockbroker, and so we drove to his home. He was so upset. He looked like a broken man and kept apologizing. We'd lost everything, and we owed a million dollars each. We knew that unless something happened soon, we'd be out on the street.

"But if this disaster hadn't happened, Kingston would never have happened, because we were so comfortable with what we had. Even when you are at the end of your rope, you should never give up hate. When disaster strikes, there's a reason why

it's happening. You may not know it at that time, but it will turn into an opportunity. We came up with a

business idea to build and market a computer memory product. We had no money, no contacts and no reputation for doing that, but the timing was right because there was a shortage. We couldn't afford to give terms to our customers, so we received cash, which allowed us to start without capital."

What was the key to their success? "We treated people the way we wanted to be treated. We made it easy to do business with us, so people liked us, and the word spread very fast. In life, everything is about

people and relationships. The success of Kingston was made possible by all the people. The team that is this company we call 'family.' The priority of publicly traded companies is the bottom line, and people become expendable. What you lose is your best asset, which

is people. "In a competitive environment, very few companies

can dominate by saying, 'I have something you don't have.' Technology and change happen too fast today. Tomorrow what you have will become a commodity. How do you keep yourself successful ?You must differentiate yourself. If it's with pricing, it just gets cheaper. That's a losing strategy. You must have value added for your customers. It's service, service and service. Who's behind the service? It's the people, so the priority to us has always been the people."

Another key factor in Tu's and Sun's success is ac- cessibility. They don't have private offices, but instead sit in open bays with their employees. This keeps them directly involved in every aspect of the company's activities and shows employees that they don't treat themselves better than anyone else. It also reinforces their belief that the greatest asset in any company is its people, a lesson well worth remem- bering in a people -driven business like radio.

Dick Kazan is a successful entrepreneur who founded one of the largest computer leasing corporations in

the United States and is a successful Southern Cali- fornia real estate investor. E -mail your comments or questions to him at rkazan soix.netcom.com.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS Important dames and events irr the coming months

June 29 -Sept. 20 -- Summer Arbitron.

July 11 - Major League Baseball All -Star Game. Turner

Field. Atlanta.

July 12 - 2000 Arbitron PD Seminar Series: Beyond

the Basics. Marriott City Center, Minneapolis (before

The Conclave): (612) 349 -4000.

July 13 -16 - The Conclave 25th Learning Conference.

Marriott City Center Hotel. Minneapolis: (612) 927-

4487.

July 22 -25 - NAB Executive Development Seminar for

Radio Broadcasters. Georgetown University, Washing-

ton: (202) 775-3511.

Aug. 3 -5 - Morning Show Boot Camp 2000. Wyndham

Canal Place Hotel. New Orleans: (770) 926 -7573.

Aug. 15 -17 - NAB /Latin America Broadcasting

Conference. Loews Miami Beach Hotel, Miami; (202)

429 -3191.

Aug. 24 - 2000 Arbitron PD Seminar Series: Beyond

the Basics. Marriott Boston Newton. Boston: (617) 969-

1000.

Aug. 26-29 - American Women in Radio and Television

49th National Convention: "A Century of Progress, a

New Century of Promise." Regal Biltmore Hotel. Los

.Angeles: (707) 605 -3290.

Sept. 13 -14 - 2000 Arbitron PD Seminar Series:

Arbitron 101. Arbitran headquarters with accommoda-

tions at the Sheraton Columbia Hotel, Columbia, MD:

(410) 730-3900.

Sept. 15 -Oct. 1 - 2000 Olympics. Sydney. Australia.

Sept. 20 -23 - NAB Radio Show. Moscone Center. San

Francisco: (202) 429 -4194.

Sept. 21 -Dec. 13 - Fall Arbitron

ßAÚ10 GETS RESULTS SUCCESS STORIES FROM THE RAB

THE DOCTOR ON TIE EDGE! It's "image, image, image" when you're targeting the Generation X & Y crowd. The

Chancellor Marketing Group in Dallas teamed up with cutting -edge footwear

manufacturer Dr. Martens to sponsor the main stage at KDGE's EdgeFest concert.

Held April 29 at the Starplex Amphitheater, the concert featured performances by

Everclear, 311, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Stir. Bowling For Soup, Dynamite

Hack, Splender, The Nixons, Stroke

9 and Oleander.

Category: Concerts

Market: Dallas -Fort Worth

Submitted By: Chancellor Market-

ing Group and KDGE (94.5 The

Edge)/Dallas

Client: Dr. Martens

SITUATION: More than just 30-

second and 60- second ads, radio is

a total solution provider, and radio s

advertisers now have myriad platforms for their messages. Dr. Martens. an

established footwear brand, found valuable synergy in a major presence at EdgeFest.

Chancellor Marketing Group Sales Promotion/Events Manager Jon Volmar reports

that 20.000 tickets to the event sold out within two hours. "Advertisers looking to

target the Gen -X and -Y audience were eager to get involved in the many sponsorship

opportunities. That included several national and local sponsors." EdgeFest was

great for Dr. Martens, which has enjoyed its identification with youth and the

counterculture for decades.

OBJECTIVE: Dr. Martens had a simple aim when it chose to get involved with

EdgeFest. Identification with the event strengthened the "edgy" image of the brand

and secured a strong position in the minds of fashion- conscious consumers. For

KDGE, the event supported the station's brand and provided nontraditional revenue

streams.

CAMPAIGN: After the retail event sold out, KDGE launched numerous "Ticket

Raids" with various retailers. These live remotes - with traffic- generating ticket

giveaways - provided a chance for other retailers to get involved in the event. Dr.

Martens created offsite attention for the event through a monthlong gift -with-

purchase program, giving away tickets at selected retailers. The concert venue

provided additional opportunities for booths and banners for KDGE advertisers. Dr.

Marten's presence at the event was unmistakable: a giant balloon in the classic Dr.

Martens boot shape, a variety of promotional items (temporary tattoos. visors,etc.)

distributed from their booth and a 20- foot -by -60 -foot banner along the back wall of

the venue. "Dr. Martens was everywhere," says Volmar. "and the kids who went to

the festival will remember that Dr. Martens was a sponsor of a very cool event."

Volmar reports that the 2000 EdgeFest generated more than $340.000 in sponsor

revenue, a station record.

RESULTS: KDGE AE Lance Ludwig reports that Dr. Martens used a nearly no -lose

strategy. "When a manufacturer like Dr. Martens wants to build its brand with

consumers. it's all about lifestyle." he says. "They wanted to blur the lines between

the station and the advertiser as much as possible, creating a one -on -one

relationship with their best consumers, our listeners. EdgeFest was the perfect

platform.' Dr. Martens is involved with similar events around the country.

RAB TOOLBOX More marketing information and resources from the RAB

Here you'll find more marketing information and resources from the RAB. For more

information, call the RAB's Member Service HelpLine at (800) 232 -3131, or log on

to RadioLink at wvnzrab.com.

FROM RAB'S PRIVATE EYE TARGET REPORT

Alternative /Adult Alternative: Compared to all U.S. adults 18 +. the Alternative listener is 97 more likely to have changed jobs in the last 12 months; 55 °ó more likely to identify him- or herself as "somewhat liberal "; 55% more likely to have purchased a new car in

the last two years: and 949° more likely to be an Internet user.

FROM RAB'S RADIO MARKETING GUIDE ANO FACT BOOK

Radio's weekly reach among adult concertgoers 18+ in the past year: Attended country music concert (95.2 %); attended rock or pop music concert (96.4 %); attended opera. symphony or theater (94.9 °°). (The Media Audit, January 1999 -March 2000 National Report, Radio)



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Ex -Radio Execs Launch First

Of 83 Planned 'Net Stoffans Cleveland executives join for loca ly inspired music website

By Kurt Hanson From media critic Tom

RAIN Rad,oAnd Feran in the June 17

Internet Newsletter Cleveland Plain Dealer: "They call the announcers 'IJs,' for

Internet jockeys, instead of

DJs or VJs. The music is on

hard drive, so no one spins any discs, and they

webcast online instead of

broadcasting over airwaves.

"Program director 'Big Dave'

Eubanks said he's learning a

whole new vocabulary at

ClevelandHits.com, the Internet

music and entertainment website that launched this week.

"It may look like he's doing the same sort of work he did as a disc jockey and program director

at 'Jammin' 92' [WZJM, now Rhythmic Oldies], the old

contemporary-dance FM, but he sees it as [being] as

different from radio as it is from TV ...

"Its single audio channel will feature 'any genre of

music listeners want to hear,' Eubanks said, 'from pop

Britney and 'N Sync to alternative to rap to house to

J

'80s,' and the target audience is ages 18 -34.

"About half the music will be programmed by

Eubanks and his staff. The rest will be decided hourly

by users clicking their choices, in a process the site

calls 'musical democracy in action' ...

"Eubanks, working the midday online shift, leads a

24 -hour young staff including broadcasting school

graduates and club DJs. They work out of an all -black

studio. designed to reduce downloading time for the

streaming video from six wall- and ceiling- mounted

cameras ...

"[President Mike] Hilber said he got the idea for

ClevelandHits.com from a newspaper story that

suggested webcasting ... would be the solution to the

homogenization of radio formats caused by ownership

consolidation ...

"They started work on the project last year with

backing from Golenberg Schmitz Capital Partners [and]

the Los Angeles venture capital firm of former

Clevelanders Glenn Golenberg and Clarence Schmitz ..."

"'This is not some disgruntled disc jockey site,'

Hilber said. 'It's a huge undertaking.' He and Wilson

Continued on Page 20

What's Your Opinion? If you'd like to contribute your obser-

vations on ClevelandHits.com, the Metal - lica vs. Napster battle or Emmis' jobcityusa.com site, please join the discussion at RAIN: The Radio And Inter- net Newsletter. Look for the feedback form on the RA /Nhomepage, www.kurthan son.com.

RAIN features regular updates on these issues, plus other news of interest to radio programmers and managers who want to keep in touch with the world of Internet radio. A fresh issue of RAIN is available every day at www.kurthanson.com.

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Website Without Streaming: Arrow 93 Does It Successfully Infinity's Classic Rock KCBS (Arrow 93)/Los Angeles,

run by former programmer Dave Van Dyke, is an

interesting example of a successful station website

(www.arrowlm.com) that's designed to complement listening that's done on a radio rather than via stream-

ing.

Arrow 93 was the nation's first "'70s Oldies" station when it

debuted in the early '90s. A couple of years ago. when

crosstown KLSX segued

from Classic Rock to FM

Talk. the station made a

minor format adjustment to take the vacated Classic

Rock position in the mar-

ket. The station's PD since

its debut has been former WLS-AM/ChicagoAnimalStoriesco- host Tommy Edwards.

In the mid -1990s Arrow 93 was also one of the first stations in the country, if notthefirst, to use "Now Playing" billboards as

part of its outdoor advertising. The feature now appears on the

homepage of its site in one of the most attractive treatments

you'll find. The website has a three- person full -time editorial staff, and the

station recently hired full -time salespeople for the site as well.

The opening page is updated daily and almost always

includes references to current events - an allusion to Who

Wants to Be a Millionaire, an alert about an Arrow core artist

appearing on TV. info about a concert rebroadcast. etc. It's clear

that if you come back tomorrow, the information will have

changed.

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Although Arrow 93 plays only classic rock on the air. the

website gives the station a chance to tie in with current releases

from its core artists. For example, the site's "Listening Studio" features a 212- minute montage from Santana's Supernatural.

Each montage in the Listening Studio is introduced by a

different Arrow personality, and the feature is sponsored by

Virgin Records Online. Of course, there is also a link to purchase

CDs.

"I Need to Know" (the name is presumably a reference to the

Tom Petty song). also known as the "Music ID Zone," is an

absolutelyexcellent feature. "So you hear a song on Arrow 93." reads the site. "and you're about to smash your radio trying to

figure out what the song is called ... Select a day and hour [within the past three days], and you'll get a list of songs and

artists played on Arrow 93." You can hear also snippets of each

song.

"Ask Dr. Music" is an on -air feature that works well on the

website. A couple of music -related questions - on Friday (6/

23) there was a question about whether Bob Dylan's song "Hurricane" was based on real events - are answered on the

page. "Ask Dr. Music" features are available as archived audio,

and site visitors are encouraged to tune in to Arrow every

morning at 8am for more.

Rock 'n' roll trivia is another feature that works whether or not

you're listening to the station. Forty -seven different quizzes are

archived on the site. Also, the "This Day in Rock 8 Roll History"

page draws traffic from around the world. according to Van Dyke.

(The site gets a prominent listing on the Yahoo! web portal.)

The Arrow 93 site proves that even if you don't stream your

audio, you can still come up with a site that can reinforce the

image of your radio station, encourage additional listening, provide quality customer service and bring in additional revenues.



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recruiting parameters based on demographics, gender, ethnicity, cume and preference, even music

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Ex -Radio Execs launch First Of 83 Planfled 'Net Stations Continued from Page 18

intend Clevelandhits.com as the first entry in their

nationwide Hits Network. which will establish separate

sites for 82 other cities, each offering local personali-

ties, promotions and requests ...

"[Eubanks] said the Webcaster has a promotional

budget equal to that of the old 'Jammin' 92,' and a van

with the ClevelandHits logo sits outside the facility. If

you want to get your message out, I firmly believe you

have to hit the streets,' he said. 'That's why we've got

the van.

Some Background

Hits Network President Mike Hilber spent 16 years

as SM for Zapis Communications. CEO Tom Wilson

operates Sports Marketing Inc: owns TV stations in

Missouri. Illinois and Nevada: and has managed and

co -owned various Cleveland radio stations, including

WDOK. WWWE and WRMR.

I spoke to Hilber recently about his plans for the

site.

R &R: Mike. what's the rollout schedule for your 83

markets?

MH: I want to act as a sales manager on this project

for the next 120 days or so to build a foundation of

sales. I just want to hand -hold that myself. The end of

that period will trigger another four or five stations

being launched in the next 12 to 14 months. Chances

are we'll be choosing East Coast markets so I can get

to them easily - Atlanta. DC. Boston. Detroit.

Columbus and Philadelphia are the likely ones.

R&R: How many salespeople do you have, and

what kind of experience do they have?

MH: I have four so far and will eventually replace

myself as sales manager. They have a little bit of radio

station experience, but, actually, they're more Internet -

savvy.

R&R: What are your marketing plans? How will

people find you? MH: Television. I've got a spot that's been adjusted

from a radio spot by Robert Michelson in San

Francisco. That will start somewhere around the

second week in July. Interviews are also an important

thing for us. We'll interview any young- skewing artist

who sells tickets. And e-mail - we'll send out an

e -mail every single day telling listeners what's going to

be new on the site tomorrow.

So far. it's going great. We've had 400 people

register as users in three days. just from the newspa-

per coverage. The chat room's full, and they're voting.

You know, it's amazing how inexpensively you can

build a radio station when there's no license involved!

Planting The Rag

Hilber told me that his firm intends to put a looped.

taped version of the format onto each of its planned 82

additional sites in the near future "to plant [its] flag."

The company has registered domain names

for its various target markets. including

www.newyorkhits.com, www.lahits.corn,

www.bostonhits.com and www.puertoricohits.com.

According to the press release. ClevelandHits.com

is being streamed by Star -Bak. "pioneers in website

hosting and streaming -data technology."

Somewhat oddly, given that it's an Internet venture.

neither the firm's venture capital firm nor its streaming

company seem to have websites.

Emmis launches Career Website

Tied In With N.Y.C. Stations From The Wall Street Journal: "To cast a wider net for

job seekers. one online recruitment service is trying a

new medium: urban radio sta-

tions.

"Jobcityusa.com, a New York

job board, shares programming

and ads with three New York

radio stations that have mainly

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Apparently, the site design for jobcityusa.com

(www.jobcilyusa.com) was licensed from a Cleveland -

based firm called Job Options

(www. joboptions. com), which also has deals with Xoom,

Earthlink, Deja.com and others.

According to the press release

announcing the deal earlier this

year, Emmis stations are provid-

ing $4 million in advertising to

jobcityusa.com. Incidentally, that press re-

lease begins, "More than 3

million minority radio listeners

in the New York Tri -State area - New York, New Jersey and

Connecticut - are searching the Internet daily to

find jobs on a new partnered website. jobcity

usa.com." That is. of course. a lie - unless every single one

of the three stations' listeners was using the site the

moment it launched, which seems unlikely. The week

that sentence was written, actual site usage was

probably closer to a few hundred people than it was to

3 million.

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ming to the stations in exchange

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presence helps it reach about 4 million people a week - 75% of them from minority groups 'often missed by

traditional recruitment efforts' ...

"The radio stations air career -advice shows based

on content jobcityusa produces for the Internet,

including 10-minute call -ins and e -mail chats with

recruiters about job- hunting. Targeted commercials for

jobcityusa air on the stations, and the website carries

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READER FEEDBACK

RAIN readers (and a ClevelandHits exec) offer

their opinions.

From a RAIN reader:

Local radio stations can easily combat this approach

by providing great websites and streaming their own

music to reach their target audiences. In other words,

why go to ClevelandHits.com to hear CHR when you can

already get it on your favorite local CHR station?

From ClevelandHits.com PD Dave Eubanks:

In response to the reader who said, "Local stations

can easily combat this approach," I would like to submit

that Hits Network and

ClevelandHits.com are

designed to simply offer at -home enter-

tainment consumers

another choice. We

are taking our place

alongside radio.

ClevelandHits.com and Hits Network are

not format -focused.

We are offering an

opportunity for listen-

ers to have their

voices heard and par-

ticipate in the actual

programming of the

site. In offering a true choice to consumers, we enable

them to interact and have instant results. After all, isn't

that what the Internet was actually designed to do?

All Hits Network sites will be locally operated and

designed for their respective cities. We will also be

focusing on local music scenes, offering an outlet to

local groups who can't get any exposure on the air, even

though they sell out local venues.

There is so much music out there that deserves to be

heard, and no one station or format can handle the load.

We are another choice.

From consultant Bill Goldsmith:

Well, I'd say they have a long way to go. The site

design is - ahem -a bit hard on the eyes. During the

noon hour the day I listened they had a grand total of 13

responses to their online request feature - and each

listener can select up to seven songs. Plus they make the

curious choice to give people who choose the 56k

streaming option better video (of a DJ at a control board)

and worse audio than those who choose 28.8. Wait a

minute, folks - this is radio, right?

These are all fixable. But what about the concept

itself? There are good reasons why you don't find any

broadcast stations playing Offspring, Lipps Inc. and

Enrique Iglesias in the same half -hour (as I heard during

the time I listened to ClevelandHits.com). The whole

concept is a step backward to the "If its a hit, well play

it" era of '60s Top 40. Why would anyone think that

would be a good thing?

The reason those stations worked was that they were

generally the only places you could hear any hit music.

You sat through Henry Mancini to hear the new Stones

single (or vice versa) because that was the only place

you could hear it. Why would a contemporary listener

suffer through Madonna and 'N Sync to hear Stone

Temple Pilots when they could more easily. by turning

on the radio, sit through Nirvana and Limp Bizkit

instead? Or by tuning into another Internet channel, find

something that homes in on their personal tastes more

"In offering a true choice to consum-

ers, we enable them to interact and have instant results. After all,

isn't that what the Internet was

actually designed to do ?"

-Dave Eubanks



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Metallica Ys. Napster Cartoons

Aule At CampChaos.com Earlier this month. as part of R &R Convention 2000 in

Los Angeles, rock consultancy Jacobs Media hosted its

Jacobs Media 2000 Summit for several dozen Active

Rock and Alternative programmers. The keynote

speaker was Jason Calacanis, editor and publisher of a

variety of Internet -oriented trade publications, including

The Silicon Alley Reporter and Digital Music Weekly.

Calacanis concluded his speech by visiting a

website called CampChaos.com

(www.carnpchaos.com). which offers a number of

short Flash cartoons that show CampChaos' take on the

Metallica vs. Napster controversy. The first cartoon,

Napster BAD!. succinctly expresses Metallica's position

as: 'Money good. Napster bad.'

After extremely positive audience response to

Napster BAD.!, Calacanis showed two of its follow -ups:

READER FEEDBACK

From 3WK Undergroundradio GM Wanda Atkinson:

I always scope out the "competition," and the

ClevelandHits idea sounded interesting, so imagine

my dismay (and competitive delight) at discovering

another fine mess the terrestrial radio mind has

declared to be "Internet radio." Terrible -looking site - so busy I get a headache.

Our sales manager described it as "a trip to Coney

Island on a budget." But the worst problem is that the

audio quality was so bad at 28.8 that I couldn't hear

anything. It was buffering so badly that every syllable

was garbled. It even timed out on me.

Maybe this is an opening -day problem, but I tend

to think they're putting all their money into marketing and press releases and nothing into content, design or audio quality. And letting your listeners program your content? Korn into Britney Spears? Keep up the

good work, guys.

I despair of terrestrial radio ever "getting" Internet

radio. But at the same time, I'm delighted they don't.

Give us "amateurs" a chance to build our audiences!

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They're all available at CampChaos.com, along with

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Co-branding is a phrase we heard a kg at R&R Convention 2(0). What does it mean? Does it

really help? What about the draw away from your site? After all. there's really not much sense in

putting the logo for a really strong brand on your site if it's just going to

lead people away to the

strong brand's site ... or is

there''

Overall. the attendees

at several of the extremely well -run Internet ses-

sions expressed disappointment in the actual results of c- commerce through partnership and

co- branding.

Mike Kramer. Marketing Director at WAAF. offered. "We've promoted the heck out of our website on the air, we've got buy buttons on the

What's Playing Now page. and we've sold 2I CDs. Total.' For all that eflbrt on -air, its pretty

clear that direct sales are not the road to success

for WAAF, but according to Kramer. "It's about imaging. not profit. and I'd recommend that anyone

still do this. even if it makes little or no money."

It all comes down to expectations: yours and

the listeners'. Your expectations can be way too high. especially considering the hype over the In-

ternet. We've been fed stories for several years

now about the death of brick- and -mortar retailers and the impending 'Net retailing explosion. It hasn't happened. and although online holiday shopping has been steadily increasing over the

last few yeah. that is hardly an indication that our most venerable real -world retail stores have any-

thing to worry about.

People are much more inclined to get in the car. go to the mall and buy something right now than to make those purchases on the web. Cus- tomer service issues aside. web buying is still a

hit cumbersome and. for some. untrustworthy. What does this mean for you? Well. even if

you sell a few thousand CDs a week on your site - and only the very hottest sites arc doing that - is the 50 cents you make on those CDs - amounting to á5(X)- 51,5(X1 profit - worth the time you give your site on the air? Or could you sell that time for more per minute than you make

per week?

And why isn't it working? Maybe because

your listeners' expectations are not being met or are being confused: They expect you to play music or to hear your talk hosts online. not he cajoled to buy everything in sight Their expectations are

that you are an entertainment outlet and that your site is a place where they can lind information. chat. community and pictures of your air person-

alities. not a retail establishment. The moment you cross the line from. "Hey. if you want to bony

a WXXX baseball cap.

they're over here :' to a

Buy Me! button next to cycry CD cower on your site. you've moved out of the

casual arena and into the pushy. Is that what you want? Further. is that what your listeners want?

Questions? Comments? daviddPnetmusie rountdown.rrnn.

David Lawrence

COUNTRY TURNOVER

You can tell that the concert season is underway and that fans are

rushing home to check out the latest releases after the show is over.

Nearly one half of the Country E -Chart artists this week are new to the

top 20. and the movement is both on the sales side and in the refreshing

of playlists on the streaming side. Similar turnover is happening on the

NAC /Smooth Jazz side of things. while the Urban, Hot AC and CHR charts

are settling in for the summer. Not to fear ... new releases are on the

way. and Net fans are early adopters.

Great Meeting Ya: In the world of the Internet, its not so rare for partners never to meet face -to -face and to make millions of dollars with

each other before running into each other on the street. The distancing

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MACY GRAY On How Lite IsrTry" SANTANA Supernatural/ "Maria"

EMINEM Marshall Mathers LP/"Slim" ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Enrique / "Be"

SAVAGE GARDEN Affirmation/"Crash" MOBY Play' Body

VERTICAL HORIZON Everything You Want" Everything'

MARC ANTHONY Marc AnthonyrSang"

STING Brand NewDay/ "Desert"

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factors of e-mail. faxes and phone calls can keep people apart for years.

That's what made R&R Convention 2000 so much fun for me: I got to

meet several of the representatives from our reporters (and hang out

with them in the suites) as well as some of the NMCaffiliates. Come to

think of it. its always been that way in radio, hasn't it?

Dueling URLs: For both sides of the Napster /label controversy and

a horrifying look at what might have been if Courtney Love had become

a mathematician instead of a grrrl rocker, check out Love's Salon article

at www.salon.com/ tech /feature /2000 /06 /14/love/index.html and an

opposing view from Michael Robinson. the Bay Area artist who has

moved from MP3 to Liquid Audio at www.stopnapster.com.

-Derailment*

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LEE ANN WOMACK I Hope You Dance /"Hope` FAITH HILL Breathe/ "Way"

COLLIN RAYE Couldn't Last A Moment/"Mon- ant"

DIXIE CHICKS Hy/ "Earl'

CLAY WALKER Live. Laugh, Love/ "Chain" KENNY CHESNEY Everywhere We Co/"What" ANDY GRIGGS You Wont Ever Be Lonely/"She's" CLAY DAVIDSON Unconditional/"Unconditional"

ERIC HEATHERLY Swimming In Champagne-Flowers"

RASCAL FLATTS Rascal FlattsrDaylight" TIM MCGRAW Place In The Sun/"Change"

LONESTAR LoneyGnW "Now" KEITH URBAN Keith Urban-Everything" TRACE ADKINS More / "More' CHAO BROCK Yes! /"Yes!" REBA MCENTIRE So Good Together/"Be"

GEORGE STRAITLatest Greatest Shades' Hits/"Best" PHIL VASSAR Phil Vassar / "Carlene"

CLINT BLACK D'lectrified/"Been"

TORY KEITH FillwDo You Like Me Now/ "Country"

David Lawrence is hearri'or WGN /Chicago: is the

host of Online Today and Online Tonight. syn-

dicated high -tech/pop culture radio talk shows

from Dame -Gallagher. and is the host of The Net

Music Countdown radio shows from United

Stations, A 25 -year radio veteran, Lawrence was a

founder of the American Comedy Network, is the

voice of America Online. and is a leading expert on

Interno entertainment.

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26 RsR June 30, 2000 Newsbr(eakers Epic Ups McPherson To EVP /A &R -Urban

Epic Records Group has promoted David McPherson to Exec.

V P /A& R -Urban Music. Based in New York and reporting to ERG President Polly Anthony, McPherson will direct the group's A &R activities and oversee its urban music dc- partnxnt.

"Since joining the company. David has helped bring the Epic Records and 550 Music A &R efforts to a whole new level. signing and nurturing a series of artists who will help to define the future of both urban and pop music.' Anthony said. "David's broad musical tastes and committed approach to A &R development give the Epic Records Group a tremendous advantage in the marketplace."

McPherson was most recently Sr.

VP /A &R -Urban Music at Epic Records/550 Music, a [Est he had held since 1998. He began his caner in 1991 at Mercury Records, where he worked in a variety of areas. including publicity. marketing and A &R, leaving the label as Drnxter/ A &R. He then joined Jive Records as Director /A &R and was subsequently promoted to VP /A &R.

McPherson

Grullon `Nueva' GM

As Mega Flips WGNE Mega Communications has

named Rafael Grullon GM for WGNE/Daytona Beach. Clear Channel has sold the station's 98. I MHz. signal to Mega. while Renda Broadcasting is acquiring WGNE's intellectual property. Thanks to an immediate LMA with Clear Chan- nel. Mega signed on "La Nueva 98.1" - featuring a TrtpicaVSpan- ish Contemporary hybrid format - last Friday (&23) at noon.

Steele Now Capitol Sr. Dir./Pop Promo

Capped

Records has tapped Michael

Steele as Sr. Director/ Pop Promotion. Based in Los Angeles, he reports to Sr. VP /Promotion Burt Baumgartner and will direct the label's pop field staff.

'We're delighted to have someone with Michael's extensive national promotion experience and strong industry contacts joining

Steele

our team." Baumgartner said. "We look forward to working with him"

Steele was most recently Exec. VP /GM at Hitmakers magazine. Prior to that he was VP/Promo- tion at A8M Records in New York (1997.98), VP/ Promotion at EMI Records (1992 -97) and National Di- rector/Promotion tor MCA Records in Atlanta (1988- 92).

Thomas Tapped As PD At WFBQ/lndy WTUE & WXEG/Dayton PD Mike Thomas has been named PD for

AMFM's Classic Rock WFBQ/Indianapolis. 'FBQ OM Marty Bender. who has been programming the station. will continue to oversee the outlet. as well as sister stations WRZX & WNDE.

'obviously 'FBQ is an incredible radio station with a ton of heritage and a veteran airstaff," Thomas told R &R. "I'm just excited _about the opportunity to work with the staff that Chris Wheat and Marty Bender have put together. There is so much talent there. and I'm looking forward to feeding off their talent and helping.Q95 continue to be the incredible, award -winning radio station that it already is. The trophy case speaks for itself in that building!"

Thomas has been at the Dayton stations since late last year. He had previously programmed WYMG /Springfield. IL.

Mega, which will change the station's calls to WNDE, is making a full -fledged effort to make "La Nueva" an Orlando station. "The signal is extremely strong and covers all of Orlando," Grullon told R &R. "We're very happy with it. and our job is to make it sound better. It is the only Latin FM in a

nine -county area that is commercial - and 100.000 watts:' Grullon will serve as interim PD

until a permanent replacement is found. He most recently served as

GM of Mega's Boston properties and launched the company's FM in Philadelphia; its Washington, DC stations., and its Tampa -St. Peters- burg properties. "I was hired to help

launch all of these stations. and now I will be staying in Orlando to run 'La Nueva.- he told R &R. Be- fore joining Mega. Grullon served as PD of WTEL -AM/Philadelphia under Beasley Broadcasting.

When asked why he decided on a format that is 60% Tropical (featuring Jerry Rivera. Marc Anthony, Elvis Crespo and Gilberto Santa Rosa) and 40% contemporary (featuring Shakira, Fey, Mana and Ricky Martin), Grullon said. 'The market represents a mix of Puerto Ricans, Dominicans and others from throughout Latin America. It makes more sense to place a CHR format on the FM so you can get a

wider audience."

EXECUTIVE ACTION

Sochacki To Oversee Metro's Great Lakes Region

Metro Networks has promoted Jill Sochacki to VP /Regional Director of Operations. Great Lakes. She was most recently Director /Opera-

tions. San Francisco and will now oversee all operational matters for the

Great Lakes region, including Charlotte, Detroit, Grand Rapids and Greenville, SC.

Sochacki reports to Metro /Shadow Broadcast Services Regional VP/ Great Lakes Tony Rizza, who commented. "Metro Networks is pleased to have Jill as part of the management team. Her managerial skills and experience on -air and behind the scenes give her unique qualities that will be greatly utilized in the Great Lakes region"

A 22 -year broadcasting veteran, Sochacki first joined Metro in 1996. Be- fore working in San Francisco, she was Director/Operations, Denver for Metro.

Galluzzi On Board As Gobstopper Teams With Palm

Palm Pictures, the new record company founded by entrepreneur Chris

Blackwell, has partnered with noted producer Steve Lillywhite's Gobstopper Records. Concur- rently, Lillywhite has named former MN Sr. VP/Music & Talent Patti Galluzzi as a partner in the new record company. Galluzzi will be based in New York.

The Palm -Gobstopper deal re-

unites Lillywhite with Blackwell. Lillywhite produced the first three 112 albums for Bladkwell's Island Records.

Gobstopper is Lillywhite's first record label venture, and Palm will provide marketing, promotion and distribution for the company. The Parlance of Our Time, by Elwood. is the first album bearing the Gobstopper logo to be distributed through Palm. It

was released in May. Lillywhite produced three tracks on the album: 'Sun- down:' "Red Wagon' and "Picture of You

Lillywhite Galluzzi

Kilgore To Manage Citadel/Syracuse CitadcUSyracuse, NY Director /Sales Ed Kilgore has been elevated to

Station Manager for the four -station cluster of WNSS, WAQX, WLTI & WNTQ. He replaces GM Michael Doyle. who accepted a job with Entercom/Rochester. NY (R &R 4/28).

"I am very grateful to Citadel Communications for the opportunity." Kilgore told R &R. "1 believe the Citadel /Syracuse cluster is one of the finest groups of radio stations in the country. and this is the finest assem- blage of broadcast personnel I have ever encountered. I look forward to the challenges that lie ahead and to the success and prosperity 1 hope we

will all enjoy." Kilgore began his radio career in Syracuse with WTVH -TV as an AE.

He then went to New City Communications as an AE. rejoined WTVH as LSM and NSM, then moved to Pilot Communications as NSM and

LSM for WLTI & WNTQ. He was later promoted to Director /Sales for the cluster.

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Reba McEntire: The Singer's Diary, a

90- minute concert special, on Saturday,

Aug. 19 and Sunday, Aug. 20.

Additionally WW1 andWorldWrestling

Federation Entertainment present Sum- mer Slam Preview, a two-hour radio spe-

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AMY DeROUEN is upped to OM/Art- ist Relations for Lava/Atlantic Records. She was previously Executive Assis- tant for Lava.

PROS ON THE LOOSE

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BARRY BEN- SON segues to Nat. Dir. /Urban Promotion -A&R for

Rhino Records. Prior to this he was

Assoc. Dir. /Urban Promotion for the company.

Benson STACY KREISBERG is tapped asVP/

Business & Legal Affairs for Jimmy and

Doug's Farmclub.com, and LARRY LINIETSKY is now VP/Business Devel-

opment for the label.

Industry

SUPERTRACKS names new hires: ADAM SEXTON is Chief Mar- keting Officer. He was previously Arista Records V P /Product Manage- ment. ALLEN GRAZER is now VP/ Engineering. He is a veteran of the IT industry. AMELIA BRYANT moves to Sr. Dir. /Distribution Pro- grams. She was Sr. Dir. /Marketing for Universal Music. MANDY BARTON joins as Sr. Business De- velopment Analyst. She was previously Project Coordinator for the Madison Project,

Changes (Ilk: MBTE /Corpus Christi. TX morning driver Chuev I). adds MD stripes.` '

Country: Ben Walker is on afternoons at KRST /Albuquerque. and the station adds Cliff Dumas & Lisa Monroe for mornings ... WSSL /Greenville. SC morning show co-host Chris James exits.

\'ews/Talk: Dave Coucher does Boston Bruins play -by -play for Mil-AM/Boston ... Dan Hoard is

ton% football and basketball an-

nouncer for University of Cincinnati gants On WLW- AM/Cincinnati.

Records: Michael Kauffman he- comes Sr. VP /Sales & Catalog De- velopment for The Verve Music Group. and Nate Herr is named Sr.

VP/Marketing & Production for the company ... Alan Kennedy rises to Sr. Dir./Intemational Product Devel- opment for Atlantic Records ... Uni- versal Records taps Doug Koch and George Marolda as co-Heads of the

company's finance department.

Industry: Musicblit, inks a distribution deal with Koch International ...

Enigma Digital taps Tammy Kizer

as ils Sr. Dir./E- commerce ... Tom' Dunaif is upped to VP /Business Development for MTV and VH I.

CHRONICLE

CONDOLENCES

Music manager Forest Ham- ilton Jr.. 55. June 15.

BIRTHS

WROO /Jacksonville morning co -host Dee Davenport. husband Terry, son Jacob Keith. June 22.

Roadrunner Records VP /Pro- motion Dave Loncao. wife Laurie, daughter Riley Ava. June 16.

Martin Continued from Page 1

brands like KMEL and KYLD was

not an easy one remarked AMFM/ San Francisco Market VP Doug Sterne. But having Michael's music knowledge and strategic instincts at the ready allows us to take this step forward:'

AMFM Exec. VP/Programming Steve Smith told R&R. "At this time in the development of KMEL and KYLD, l can't think of a stron-

ger programmer than Michael to lead the two stations to higher levels of ratings success. Michael is a

true programming warrior and is uniquely qualified to maximize each

station's entertainment potential." Martin added. Over the years

both KMEL and KYLD have made

their mark in Bay Area radio. My goal is to keep both stations on the leading edge in their respective formats while growing combined market share. Both stations' staffs are

intensely passionate about their products. so I am very grateful for this opportunity."

Martin joined KYLD in 1992 as

MD. then was promoted to PD in 1996. He was MD at KIIS/Los An - geles before coming to KYLD. Martin also currently serves as Exec. Producer of AMFM Radio Networks' Hollywood Hamilton's Rhythm Tip 30 Countdown (R &R 5/26) and consults AMFM's KGGI/ Riverside.

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CHRMot AC

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Mainstream AC

EVERCLEAR Wonderful

LEANN RIMES I Need You

Lite AC

JOE I Wanna Know

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Teresa Cook BT IN. DOUGHTY Never Gonna Come Back Down

VERTICAL HORIZON You're A God

WHEATUS Teenage Dutbag

Not AC

Josh Nosier NO DOUBT Simple Kind Of Life

CHR

Josh Nosier JAY Z IíUKG Big Rmpin'

SPL ENDER I Think God Can Explain

Rhythmic CHR

Josh Nosier JAGGED EDGE let's Get Married

Soft AC

Mike Bettelli

Mainstream AC

Mike Bettelli WIStLIFE Swear d Again

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Jon Holiday (303) 784 -8700

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JJ McKay BEN HARPER Steal My Kis;, .

JOE I Wanna Know

Rock Classics

Rich Bryan No Adds

Soft Hits

Rick Brady LANA FABIAN Will Lo,e Agam

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Choice AC

Itieeee Day No Addy.

New Rock

Steve Leigh OEATHRAY My Lunatic Friends

SR71 Right Now

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Charlie Cook (805) 294 -9000 Bob Blackburn

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iz ine s c e ne Whitney's `Drug Dealer' Tells All!

Whitney Houston is this week's National Enquirer

cover girl. In the 'zine, "Uncle Rob" - who claims to have supplied drugs to Houston and her husband, Bobby Brown. for more than a decade - spills the beans about Houston's and Brown's drug activity. He says Houston spends more than $100.000 a year freebasing cocaine and even ventures into the dealer's dangerous New Jersey neighborhood to buy it from him di-

rectly.

Speaking of potential jail sen- tences. Puff Daddy is taking box- ing lessons to prepare himself just in case he receives one, according to the Star. The 'zine reports that Puff's really throwing himself into it. pumping iron and training nearly every day, and he hopes to

be able to practice in the ring with real fighters. However, his girlfriend, Jennifer Lopez, is afraid he'll get hurt and is urging him to take up golf instead.

Who The Guys Want

... Or don't want, as is the case with Enrique Iglesias and his father, Julio Iglesias. Cosmopolitan reports that even though Enrique enjoyed Christina Aguilera's company recently at a New York nightclub, it doesn't look like love is in the air. Enrique is having such a hard time fending off Christina's advances that he has apparently stopped taking her phone calls. And the Star reports that Julio recently dumped his fi- ancee and live -in lover, Miranda - the mother of two of his children and the woman he called "the love of my life" - for the maid!

Pult out the Kleenex, girls, be-

cause Backstreet Boy Kevin Richardson found the girl he did want - and married her, People reports. The lucky lady who took one of People's Sexiest Men Alive off the market is Richardson's longtime girlfriend. Kristin Willits, whom he met in 1993 when they both worked as performers at Disney - MGM Studios. The big event took place June 17 outside Richardson's hometown of Lexington. KY.

Mother's Little Helper

Mick Jagger obviously doesn't need any help in the love department. but he's going to be helping ex -wife Jerry Hall ... in the baby - sitting department! 'Zines including Newsweek, US Weekly and the Globe report that Hall will replace Kathleen Turner in the Lon- don stage production of The Graduate on July 29 and, like Turner, will even appear nude in

one bedroom scene. Jagger will support Hall by baby- sitting their four kids while she's at work. What a guy! Maybe they could play with his new baby....

MISCONCEPTION - Toni Brax ton says one of the biggest mis conceptions people have about her is that she's sexy all the time. She tells US Weekly. "I had a date with this guy once. and I had on jeans and a big flannel shirt. and he said. Oh, I didn't expect you to look like that.' I said. 'Did you expect me to come to the door in a red sequined dress ?' He said. 'I think I kind of did. "

Songwriting's Mysterious Origins

Macy Gray is among those on Entertainment Weeklys "it" list this week. On songwriting. Gray says. "Say I go out one night and I drink. smoke. have sex, curse and eat starches at 4am. and conse- quently I sleep all day and miss all my requirements. I wake up feeling inferior. and that's what in- spires me to write."

Kilts? Speaking of inspiration. Paul

McCartney's fashion designer daughter, Stella McCartney, is featured in this month's Vogue. In

the 'zine Stella says that sometimes her dad gives her some crazy fashion ideas. "My dad's just adorable. He'll think of a little idea. and I look at him and go" - in

mock condescension - "'O -K. Dad. Whatever.' I'll kind of allow him to share it. And he's like. 'Kilts! "'

A Better Man In the Globe another Beatle

baby. Julian Lennon, disses his father, John Lennon, for aban- doning him and his mother. Cynthia. for Yoko Ono. But he hopes his father's mistakes will help make him a better person. He says, "Dad was a wonderful artist, but not a great person. I hope I

can leàrn by his mistakes and not repeat them."

Maybe Pearl Jam's Eddte Vedder could learn some lessons from Julian. He says he doesn't mind that people consider him an angry, whiny grouch. "The fact that we're perceived as humorless pricks allows me to go into a bar. sit in the corner, and not have everyone come say hello. There's a

nice force field that goes along with that." (George) - Deborah Overman

Each week R &R sneaks a peek through the nation's consumer magazines in search of everything from the sublime to the ridiculous in music news. R &R pas not verified any of these reports.

CYBERSPACE' Hot new music- related World Wide Web sites. cool cyber- chats and other points of interest along the information super- highway.

'Net Chats

Rocker Bif Naked bares all for you - chatwise, that is - on Friday (6/30) at 7pm ET, 4pm PT (chat.yahoo.corn).

Holy dogs! It's a chance to

speak with trio Stir on Monday (7/3) at 9pm ET, 6pm PT (www.

twec. corn). The doc-

tor is in! Rap with Dr. Ore about Em- inem and others on Friday (6/30) at 9pm ET,

6pm PT (chat.msn.com). Talk tunes and flicks with

songwriter Glen Ballard. producer of the Titan A. E. soundtrack. on Wednesday (7/5) at

9pm ET, 6pm PT. (www.sonic net.com).

Find out what he thinks about solo life apart from The Newsboys when you chat with Phil Joel on Thursday (7/6) at

9pm ET. 6pm PT (chat. yahoo. corn).

Dr. Dre

On The Web

Ska- meisters Perfect Thy- roid will grab you by the throat on Monday (7/3) at 4pm ET/ 1 pm PT (www. twec.com).

°MUSIC & MOVIES CURRENT

BIG MOMMA'S HOUSE (So So DebColumbia)

Singles. J. DUPRI & NAS MONICA I've Got To Have It

DA BRAT That's What I'm Looking For

LIL BOW WOW Bounce With Me

Other Featured Artists: KANDI, JAGGED EDGE & BLAGUE. JESSICA

GONE IN 60 SECONDS (lsland/IDJMG)

Single: CULT Painted On My Heart

Other Featured Artists: DMX, GOMEZ, MOBY, ICE CUBE

MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 2 (Hollywood)

Singles: LIMP BIZKIT Take A Look Around ...

METALLICA I Disappear,

Other Featured Artists: ROB ZOMBIE, GODSMACK,TORI AMOS

ROAD TRIP (Dream Works)

Single: SUPERGRASS Pumping On Your Stereo

Other Featured Artists: BUCKCHERRY. RUN -D.M.C., KID ROCK

ROMEO MUST DIE (BlackGround)

Singles: AALIYAH I Don't Wanna

AALIYAH Try Again

Other Featured Artists: DESTINY'S CHILD, GINUWINE

TITAN A.E. (Capitol)

Single: UT Over My Head (Java/Capitol)

Other Featured Artists: POWERMAN 5000. JAMIROQUAI, URGE

COMING

NUTTY PROFESSOR II: THE KLUMPS

Single: JANET Doesn't Really Matter (Def SouUIDJMG)

THE PERFECT STORM (Sony Music Soundtrax)

Single: JOHN MELLENCAMP Yours Forever

Music & Movies lists current and upcoming film soundtracks as well as singles appearing on R &R's format charts and other featured artists.

MUSIC DATEBOOK 1968/Eric Clapton announces the end

of Cream. 1970 /After featuring such rockers as

Jimi Hendrix in 1969. the New - port Jazz Festival reverts to the all -jazz format it had relied on since 1954.

1979'Chuck Berry is sentenced to four months in prison for income tax

evasion. 1980Bob Marley & The Wailers begin

what will prove to be Marley's last tour with a show in Dublin.

1986 /Grateful Dead frontman Jerry Garcia enters the hospital in a

diabetic coma. Bom: Arlo Guthrie 1947

1959/Folk IegendJoan Baez makes her first recording, taped at the New-

port Folk Festival. 1967 /Kenny Rogers, having just left

The New Christy Minstrels. announces the formation of The First Edition.

1977 /Cher and then- husband Gregg Allman become parents to son Elijah Blue.

/979/Neil Young's Rust Never Sleeps album and movie are released.

1995/R.E.M. bassist Mike Mills has

emergency abdominal surgery in

Germany while the band is on tour in Europe. The next seven shows are canceled.

Born Richie Sambora (Bon Jovi) 1960, Suzanne Vega 1960

WEDNESDAY, JULY 12

1962/The Rolling Stones perform for the first time, at the Marquee Club in London.

/969-Supergroup" Blind Faith, featuring Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker and Steve Winwood, begin their first and only U.S. tour.

1975/K.C. 8 The Sunshine Band make their chart debut with "Get Down Tonight.- The disco staple will be

the first of four No. 1 hits for the

band. /979/Soulful singer Minnie Riperton

dies of cancer in Los Angeles at

age31. .

Born: Christine McVie (ex- Fleetwood Mac) 1943. Eric Can (Kiss)1950- 1991

THURSDAY, JULY 13

1977/A blackout in New York ends a Boz

Scaggs show. The blackout lasts two days and leads to arson and rioting throughout the city.

1985/The Live Aid concerts. organized by Boomtown Rats frontman Bob Geldof, are held in Philadelphia and London. Nearly 1.5 billion people watch the televised show. and the Live Aid effort raises millions for African famine relief.

Released: The Shirelles' "This Is Dedi- cated to the One I Love" 1961, Steppenwolfs "Born to Be Wild" 1968

1967/The Who begin their first U.S. tour,

opening for Herman's Hermits. 1989/The first closed -captioned video

airs - Cyndi Lauper's "My First

Night Without You." Captioning has since become standard.

Axl Rose: Welcome to The jungle!

/992/Guns N' Roses' Axl Rose surren- ders to St. Louis police. He'd been

charged in 1991 with inciting a

riot when he dove into the crowd in pursuit of a fan taking pictures.

-1995 /After a protracted battle. George

Michael receives his release from Sony and signs with DreamWorks, which reportedly bought out his contract for $40 million.

Born.' Woody Guthrie 1912, Tanya Donelly (Belly) 1966

SATURDAY, JULY 15

1966/fhe soul classic "When a Man

Loves a Woman" becomes Percy Sledges only gold record. Also .. The Beatles' Yesterday and Todayis released. complete with controversial "baby butchers" cover art. Capitol Records quickly

reissues the album with an in- nocuous cover.

1989/Pink Floyd perform for over 150.000 fans at a free concert in

Venice's St. Mark's Square. 1995A passenger is shot and injured

when Oueen Latifah's BMW is

carjacked in New York. Latifah is

unhurt. Born: Linda Ronstadt 1946, Alicia

Bridges 1948. Trevor Ham 1949.

Joe Satriani 1956

SUNDAY, JULY 16

197ZSmokey Robinson plays his last

show with The Miracles. in

Washington. DC.

/976/folk -pop duo Loggins & Mes- sina announce their breakup

198 //Singer- songwriter Harry Chapin is killed in an auto accident in

Jericho, NY On this day in 1987 Harry Chapin Park is dedicated in

Brooklyn Heights. Born: Stewart Copeland (ex- Police)

1952

-Brida Connolly



Show Prep 72 million households

PLAYS

EMINEM The Real Slim Shady

DR. ORE The Next Episode

AALIYAH Try Again

MATCHBOX TWENTY Bent

JAY Z I UGK Big ',main'

PAPA ROACH Last Resort

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Caldonicahon

METALLICAI Disappear

TONI BRAXTON He Wasn't Man Enough

EVERCLEAR Wonderful

JOE I Wanna Know

NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Geh

BUSTA RHYMESGet Out

DE FICHES Change (In The House Of Flies)

JESSICA SIMPSON I Think I'm In Love With You

N SYNC rs Gonna Be Me

NO DOUBT Simple Kind Of Life

BRITNEY SPEARSOops! I Did It Again

CREED With Arms Wide Open

KORN Make Me Bad

3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite

A PERFECT CIRCLE Judith

KINA Girl From The Gutter

MIAMI VDAIX Come Back In One Piece

P.0.0. Rock The Party (ON The Hook)

UNCLE KMCKER Yeah Yeah Yeah

KID ROCK American Bad As

SANTANA LEVERLAST Put Your Lights On

BACKSTREET BOYS The One

MANDY MOORE I Wanna Be Wdh You

HANSON' 1 Only

0 ANGELO Send It On

SISOO : rang Song

THIRD EYE BLIND 10 Days Late

MACULAE'S MMAO We At It Again

LUCY PEARL Dance Tonight

BLINK-1B2Adam's Song

MAX Party Up (Up In Here)

KITT1E Charlotte

TRAVIS Why Does It Always Rain On Men

DA BRAT What'Chu Liken

GOO G00 DOLLS Broadway

CHRISTINAAGOEIERA I Turn To You

FOCI FIGHIERSBreakout

88MM Back Here

LIT Over My Head

R. KELLY Bad Man

NEXT Wiley

KELLY Country Grammar

WESTLIFESwear It Again

JAGGED EDGE Lets Get Manned

DESTINY'S CHILD Jumped Jumprn'

VITAMIN C Graduation (Friends Forever)

DYNAMITE HACK Boys -N- The -Hood

STAIND,, sr Go

DISTURBED StuRN

STONE TEMPLE ROTS Sour Gel

MACY GRAY Why Didn't You Call Mel

ICE CUBE Hello

DONELL JONES Where I Wanna Be

LIU KIM No Matter What They Say

Video paylrst for the week ending June 24

55 million households

National Top 20

SAMMIE Crary Things I Do

EMI NEM Tne Real Slim Shady

SIS00 ',long Song

'N SYNC Its Gonna Be Me

NELLY country Grammar

BRITNEY SPEARS Clops! ... I Did It Again


JESSICA SIMPSON I Think Fm In Love With You

NEKTWhy

CREED Wan Arms Wide Open

JUVENILE I Got That Erre

R. KELLY Bad Man

MXPX Responsibility

JERMAINE DUPRI B NAS I/MONICA I've Got To Have It

ATEENS Dancing (keen

KELLY PRICE As We Lay

KITTIE Charlotte

BIG TYMERS Get Your Roll On

DRAMA Double Time

TING YANG TWINS Whistle While You Twurk

Video playlist for week ending June 25.

70 mllBM households

Wayne IsaaA

EVP- Programming

ADDS JANET Doesn't Really Matter

B.B. KING/ERIC CIAPTOW Riding Wan The King

MOTLEY CRUE Helf On High Heels

R. KELLY Bad Man

WYCLEF JEAN It Doesn't Matter

INSIDE TRACKS MACY GRAY I Try

VERTICAL HORIZON Everything You Want

XL CREED Higher

AWCnBOX TWENTY Bent

RED (NIT CHIU PEPPERSOrnerside

STING Desert Rose


NEW BON JOVI Its My Lrfe

CREED Weh Arms Wide Open

JANET Doesn't Really Mader

MACY GRAY Why Didn't You Call Men

W. HOUSTONIE. IGLESIAS Could I Have This Kiss.

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Caldomrcatron

LARGE 3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite

BACKSTREET BOYSThe One

MARIAH CAREY Can't Take That Away (March's Themes

F00 FIGHTERSBreaknut

GOO GOO DOlIXBroadsay DON HENLEY Takng You Home

FAITH HILL Breathe

NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Gin)

NO DOUBT Simple Kind Of Lde

STONE TEMPLE MOTS Sour Gin

MEDIUM TONI BRAXTON He Wasn't Man Enough

LARA FABUN I WII Love Again

ENROUE IGLESIAS Be With You

JOE I Wanna Know

KINA Gut From The Gutter

B.B. KINGIERIC CLAPTON Riding With The King

METAL LICA I DRappear

SINEAD O'CONNOR No Man's Woman

TRAVIS Why Does It Always Ram On Men

CUSTOM A PERFECT CIRCLE Judith

MLIYAH Try Again

AC/DCSatelkte Blues

AWDC Stitt Upper Lip

R N AAPPLE Paper Bag

MARY J. BEIGE Your Child

PAULA COLE Be Somebody

D'ANGELO Send It On

DESTINY'S CHILDJumpin Jumpd DURAN OMAN Someone Else Not Me

EVEFICLEAR Wonderful

MACY GRAY I Try

BEN HARPER Steal My Kisses

ISAAC HAYES Theme From Shah

WYCLEF JEAN it Doesn't Matter

IRON MAIDEN The Wicker Man


R. KELLY Bad Man

KID ROCK Only God Knows Why LUCY PEARL Dance Tonight

BRIAN MCKNIGHT 6.8 12

MOTLEY CRUE Hell On High Heels


LEANN RIMES I Eked You

SANTANA VEVERLAST Put Your Lights On

SPLENDER I Think God Can Explain

CARL THOMAS IMO

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Cindy Mahnmull VP; Music Programming

B Entertainment

VIDEO PLAYLIST

JAGGED EDGE Lets Get Married MARY J. BEIGE Your Child

OOMELL JONES Where I Wanna Be

DR. ORE USNOOP DOGG The Next Episode

EVANGELO Send It On

RUFF ENDZ No More

CARL THOMAS I Wish

AVANT Separated

DA BRAT 1/TYRESE What'chu Liken

NEXT Wiley

RAP CITY

EVE I/JADMISS Got It All

JUVENILE I Got The Fire


NELLY Country Grammar

DR. DRE VSNOOP 0060 The Next Eprsode

LIL' KIM No Matter What They Say

OA BRAT I/TY'RESE What'Chu Like?

BUSTA RHYMES Get Out

DMX 1/SIS00 What You Want/ THREE SIX MAFIA SIippwn' On Some Syrup

Video playhst for the week ending July 2.

June 30, 2000 R &R 29

' TELEVISION :£ FILMS TOP TEN SHOWS

JUNE 19-25 Persons 12 -17

Total Audience (95.9 million hous,liolds)

1 Survivor 2 NBA Finals Game 6

(Indiana at Las Angeles) 3 Who Wants ToBeA

lliliorreife (SJrdBlE9:30prn) 4 Who Wants To BeAMil-

lionaire (Thursday, 9:30pm)

5 WhoWantsToBeAMiI- Sorraire (Thursday. 9:30pm)

6 WhoWantsToBeA Millionaire (Tuesday)

7 Who Wants ToBeA Millionaire (Sunday, 9pm)

8 NBA FinalsTKrONGame 6 9 60 Minutes

10 Dateline NBC (Tuesday)

1 NBA Finals Game 6

(Indiana at Los Angeles)

2 Survivor

(oie) WWF Smackdown!

4 Simpson 5 Making The Band

6 Malcom In The Middle

7 Drew Carey Show

8 Making The Band (9pm)

9 Wonderful World Of Disney

(Model Behavior)

10 6th Annual Blockbuster

Awards

Source: Nielsen Media Research

COMING NEXT WEEK

All show times are ETIPT unless otherwise noted: subtract one hour for CT. Check listings for showings in the Mountain time zone. Al! listings subject to

change.

Friday, 6/30

Go-Go's, The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (NBC, check lo-

cal listings br time). Diana Krall and Mark

(sham perform on PBS' Ses- sions at West 54th (cleric local listings br time and channel).

Saturday, 7/1

Phish. Hard Rock Live MI, midnight).

Sunday, 7/2

Ringo Starr narrates Holly- wood Rocks the Movies: The

Earty )tars. a documentary that

serves as the kickoff lo AMC's

bur -day marathon of rode 'n' roll-

themed movies (10pm ET/7pm PT).

Monday, 7/3

Judy Collins is featured on Lifetime's Intimate Portrait (7pm)

Brian Wilson. The Laie Shav With David Letterman (CBS, check local listings for time).

Tuesday, 7/4

Ray Charles and Lee Ann Wor edc perbrm from Washing -

ton. DC on A Capitol Fourth 2000 (PBS. Check local listings

br Tiede and channel). Push Stars, Late Late Show

With Crag Kilbom (CBS, check local listings for time).

W.dnosday, 7/S

Sheryl crow & Steve Earle, David Letterman.

Thursday, 7/6

Alison Krauss perbrms on PBS' Evening at Pops (check b- cal listings br time and channel).

- Julie Gidlow

N Blow tines are ET/PT unless otherwise noted: subtract one hour Air CT

Chedtbliga bshowigsin teMarlmrrtimewoe.AI listkgs subjecbbdU,Ege

RED HOT DRUMMERS Cahtornication

LEONA NAESS Charm Attack

EVERCLEAR Wonderful

A PERFECT CIRCLE Juddn

NINE INCH NMS Stad'ckers Inc.

FIONA APPLE Paper Bag

NO DOUBT Simple Kind of Life

RICHARD ASHCROFTA Song For The Lovers

PATRICE STRIKE VALEXA Be Ridrd

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Sour Gin

TRAVIS Why Does It Always Rain On Men


FOO FIGHTERS Breakout

E MINE M The Real Slim Shady

MXPX Respoembroty

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KIN* G: rl From The Gutter


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Video paylist for the week June 19-25

BOX OFFICE TOTALS June 23 -25

Title Distributor

S Weekend (S To Date)

1 Me. Myself & Irene $24.20 Fox' ($24.20)

2 Chicken Run $17.50 DreamWorks' ($17.50)

3 Shalt $12.70 Paramount ($42.35)

4 Gone In 60 Seconds $9.45 Buena Vista ($68.85)

5 Big Momma House $8.54 Fox ($85.22)

6 Mission:lmpossible2 $7.58 Paramount ($188.88)

7 Gladiator $3.85 DreamWorks ($165.43)

8 Titan A.E. 53.73 Fox ($16.89)

9 Dinosaur $3.25 Buena Vista ($126.81)

10 Boys And Girls $3.23 Miramax ($14.19)

All ligures in millions

' First week in release

Source: ACNrelsen EDI

COMING ATTRACTIONS:

This week's openers include The

Perfect Storm, starring George

Cooney and former recording art-

ist Mark Wahlberg. The film's

Sony Classical soundtrack con-

tains original music by James

Homer as well as the movie's

theme song, "Yours Forever," per-

formed by John Mellencamp.

Now playing in special engage-

ments is Jesus'Son, starring Billy

Crudup and recording artist Jack

Black The film's Mammoth/Uni-

versal soundtrack showcases

two cuts each by Wilco ('She's a

Jar' and "Airline to Heaven") and

Joe Henry ( "Jesus' Son" and

"Unchain My Hearn, along with

Floyd Cramer's "Last Date" Joe

Tex's The Love You Save (May

Be\bur Own) :' Barbara Masons

"Yes, I'm Ready" Peggy Scott &

Jo Jo Benson's "Lover's HoIidat!'

Tommy Roe's "Sweet Pea,"

Doug Sahm's "(Is Anybody Go-

ing To) San Anton" Paul Revere

&The Raiders''indian Reserva-

tion:" SSgt. Barry Sadler s 'The

Ballad of the Green Berets" and

The Louvin BrothersThe Fam-

ily Who Prays..

- Julie Gidlow

VIDEO'g THETALENTED MR. RIPLEY (Paramount)

Matt Damon and Gwyneth Paltrow star in this feature film. which carries a Sony Classical soundtrack with Sinead O'Con- nor's "Lullaby for Cain:" Charlie Parker's "Ko -Ko :' Miles Davis "Nature Boy' Dizzy Gillespies "The Champ" and more.

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AL PETERSON alpeterson @rronline. corn

News/Talk

Bucking Talk's Consen,ative Tide Providing "worldwide progressive Talk radio" is the Boulder

station's mission

While Talk radio does have its liberal - leaning voices scattered here and there around the dial, it's tough to deny that the majority of News/Talk stations tend to offer listeners a pretty conservative menu of programs overall. After all, conservative Talk has been a win-

ning formula that has catapulted the format to the top of the ratings pile in cities and towns across America. Besides, everybody knows that a liberal- leaning Talk station could never succeed.

Everybody, that is. except the people wodcing at KWAB- AM/Boul- der and its owners. San Francisco - based media. telephone and finance company Working Assets. With programming designed to be an

alternative to conservative Talk radio and a dedication to "intelligent news and talk that focuses on progressive and current issues concerning the economy. en-

vironment, poli- tics and human rights.' KWAB was

launched on -air and online last Octo- ber under GM Chuck Lontine.

Lontine was named to head the fledgling station following a 20 -year

career that began when he was a

teenager at the old KLZ- AM/Denver. "I started out as a gofer there while going to college.' Lontine recalled. "Over time I worked my way up and

eventually got on the air as a news re-

porter and anchor. In 1982 I moved

ems. 11,

Chuck Lontin

into sales. ultimately becoming NSM. In 1985 I was offered the opportunity to work at KOME -FM/San Jose for a little company called Infin- ity Broadcasting.

" 1 stayed around the Bay Area for a number of years. working for Olym- pic Broadcasting at KKCY -FM. be-

fore moving to WLS- AM/Chicago, where I got my first introduction to major -market Talk radio working with Tom Tradup and Drew Hayes. Following that I moved to WYSP- FM/Philadelphia. then to the suburbs

to become GM at WLAN- AM &FM/ Lancaster. PA.

"After live years there I returned home to KHOW -AM/Denver as GSM and stayed there through the transfer of that station from Noble to Jacor in 1996. I was very fortunate to land a

position as Director of National Sales

for Tribune's Denver cluster. where I

remained until the KWAB opportunity came up last year."

Charting A New Course

While not everyone would charac- terize the chance to manage a I.000- watt liberal AM Talker in Boulder as

an "opportunity." Lontine is quick to point out that he believes strongly in what both the station and Working Assets stand for. "There were a lot of defining pieces to my career that led

me to where I am today," he says.

"Getting to watch a very prudent and frugal operator like Mel Karmazin, being a part of Olympic's very progressive experiment at The City' IKKCY -FM] in San Francisco - it was sort of like All Things Con- sidered meets The Grateful Dead - getting to be part of WLS' evolution to Talk and representing Howard Stem's show in the early days of it in Philly - all of those experiences led

me to this." Lontine pegs radios deregulation

in the mid -'90s as the major reason

for Talk radio's shift to the right. "It was amazing how quickly it developed," he says. "As an NSM. I trav- eled from New York to Chicago and

Los Angeles, and you could literally hear it happening. I used to look forward to getting in the rental car to hear how local radio sounded wher-

ever I was. but after deregulation it

all just started sounding the sanie:

"I started kicking around this nutty idea of an

Internet station that programmed news and talk

that mattered, a station that was not conservative

and was patterned on what you hear on public

radio, but with the edge and mass -appeal sound of

a commercial station."

Rush. Dr. Laura, Howard. maybe a

local right -winger or two and then Art Bell at night.

"So I started kicking around this nutty idea of an Internet station that programmed news and talk that mattered. a station that was not conservative and was patterned - in an intellectual sense - on what you hear on public radio, but with the edge and mass -appeal sound of a commercial station. It was con- ceived for the Internet because at

that point it seemed impossible at

that point to find any independent broadcaster to buy a terrestrial signal to do a format like this. And pitching it to a company like a CBS or Clear Channel, well, that just didn't seem to be realistic to me"

Although Lontine wasn't actively pursuing the idea for his dream sta-

tion every day, he could never seem

to abandon it. either. While research- ing a variety of companies as poten-

tial investors that he might be able to

tap into. Lontine came across Work- ing Assets.

"I'd updated my plan to take a dy- ing AM and also simulcast it on the

'Net,' he says. "As luck would have

it. a media broker who was helping me to find an investor introduced me

to ]Working Assets President/COO] Michael Kieschnick. At the time Michael had retained the services of the same broker to help find a GM for an AM station they were purchas-

ing in Boulder. How ironic was that?"

The Perfect Match

It didn't take long for Kieschnick and Lontine to realize they'd both met the match each was seeking. "Within hours of meeting Michael. I

knew he was the boss I wanted to be

working with for the rest of my life." says Lontine. "I sensed right away that my personal mission of wanting to provide an alternative voice on the

radio and Internet airwaves coupled with Working Assets' top -line mission of creating a safer and better world would be a good fit."

Perhaps best known as a long -dis-

tance telephone supplier. Working As-

sets (established in 1985) is also a

credit card. Internet and broadcasting

company that its founders say was cre-

ated to "build a world that is more just.

humane and environmentally sustain-

able." The San Francisco-based com-

pany donates a portion of its revenues

to nonprofit groups that are "wetting for peace. human rights. equality. edu-

cation and the environment " To that end Working Assets has

donated some $20 million to date to

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Talk's Conservative Tide Continued from Page 30

So it would seem that Lontine had.

indeed, met the right partner to launch a station that has - in his own words - "a very succinct and

well- defined political agenda." We

want to provide a safety zone for listeners. both on and off the air.' says

Lontinc. "Our job is to provide alternative and progressive viewpoints on

issues of humanity. culture. education and the safety of our children in an

increasingly violent world:: Lontine admits that he gets a lot of

raised eyebrows from his friends in

traditional Talk radio when he tells them about what he's doing these

days. Asked if he feels like the pro- verbial lone voice crying out in the wilderness. Lontine replies, laughing.

You know. there may be a reason why nobody has done this. But. seri-

ously, I know that its beginning to

catch on. For example, in March our website had fewer than 2(10.000 listeners. By May that number rose to more than 500,000. Also, our RealAudio bill is getting bigger and

bigger every month. So not only is our audience growing in the local Boul- der- Denver area. but our Internet au-

dience is also growing all across North America."

New Twists On Old Ideas

Tgie idea of a station giving away money. cars or trips isn't new in the

arsenal of radio station promotions, and KWAB did devise a contest where they gave away cash. But Lontine knew that KWAB couldn't rely on the usual marketing and pro-

motional tricks that most of us in ra-

dio have used at one time or another to attract listener attention.

"Working Assets provided us with a solid and sizeable customer base to start out with." he says. "So we did a

lot of direct marketing via their cus-

tomers' phone bills. But we also had

a generous marketing budget to work with.

We knew we could do something

traditional. like go out and buy an

SUV to give away, or maybe a trip, or have listeners call in and win cash.

But none of it fit. We're on the air talking about campaign finance reform. gun control and enhancing edu-

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cation, so to stop and tell people. 'OK, be caller 10 right now for your chance to win,' seemed ridiculous. So we decided that the best approach was to follow the lead of Working Assets and provide aid and funding to nonprofit organizations."

That idea turned into KWAB's Spring Donation Drive 2000. The contest offered listeners an opportunity to nominate their favorite nonprofit group to receive a minimum of $5,000 cash. KWAB would announce

the name of both the group and the

nominating listener, then each had an

hour to call the station and claim their "prize."

"Instead of the person calling into win the money, the group that the

caller nominated got it." says Lon - tine. "We gave away more than $140,000 from thousands of nominations. We sent out a mailing to orga-

nizations telling them right up front that it was a contest - we didn't try to pretend it was something else.

"We simply wanted them to tell their constituents about us and ask

them to nominate their group. Then all they had to do was listen, call in.

and get the cash - no strings at-

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"Our job is to provide alternative and progressive

viewpoints on issues of humanity, culture,

education and the safety of our children in an

increasingly violent world."

tacked. With every passing week we

would get calls. letters and e-mails from people who had never head of us who were introduced to KWAB through this promotion. The media attention that we garnered from this was fantastic. and I consider it to have been a big success."

Courting Advertisers

Aside from a varied group of de-

cidedly unconservative on -air talk hosts. Lontine credits the staff behind the scenes with much of KWAB's initial success. "Our Operations Man- ager, Dave Skinner. is someone with whom l've worked since the early '90s." he says. "He and our Execu- tive Producer. Stephanie Beldotti, have done a phenomenal job of de-

veloping the sound and on -air product of KWAB. It's not easy to book guests of the caliber that we have had

when you're a standalone 1,000 - watter in Boulder. so you have to un-

derstand and know how to sell the

dot -corn side of what we do. "It's also worth noting that we ac-

tually have a Political Director for the

station. Glen Galaich - who also hosts a show - who has wired us

into Capitol Hill. So much so. in fact.

that we now have a dedicated room

from which we broadcast at Senator

Gephardt's office. Glen will also be

responsible !iv overseeing our coverage of both parties' political conven- tions in Philadelphia and Los Ange-

les later this year."

Perhaps the biggest gauge of any

station's success is advertiser sup-

port. and Lontinc admits that hasn't been an easy portion of the puzzle to

solve. "It's been a struggle." is his matter -of -fact response. "When we

first signed on. we had pretty strong support from the local advertising community. But as soon as we started

talking about a lot of these heavy and

controversial topics. several of them

fled. It was just too intense an environment for some of them.

"Fortunately they were quickly re-

placed by other businesses that heard

us for the first time and said. 'Hey. these guys are talking about stuff I

believe in. and it needs to be sup-

ported.' So we lost a Mitsubishi dealer here and picked up a Volvo dealer there. But there's no question

that its been a difficult challenge to

cultivate ad revenues.

"I have personally visited every major ad agency in the country to pitch this concept. and I get the same

reaction everywhere I go: 'This is

something that's needed, every mar-

ket should have a station like this. and as soon as you get at least a I rat-

ing, call me.'"

A Unique Challenge

As already noted. Lontinc has held

a variety of positions at both music

and Talk stations over the past couple

of decades. Although it was only re-

cently that he became a part of the

unorthodox approach at KWAB, he

knows already that it has been the most challenging and rewarding expe-

rience of his professional life. "Every single day is an uphill battle." he says.

"In mainstream radio there are al-

ways those ebbs and flows in the tide

of revenues and ratings, and you just

have to weather them. But being here. where we are starting something from virtually nothing. has

made me feel fortunate. fulfilled - because I actually feel like I'm doing something that matters - and ex- hausted. But its a good pain to have

to exercise muscles you've never used and to have to truly think out of the box."

Lontinc is confident that the future for what he and the company call "radio for change" looks pretty good. He

says, "I figure that its only a matter

of time before some bright programmer with one of the big broadcast

companies says, 'You know. there's

x- million Democrats out there along with all those Republicans, and they

all have a different view on issues

like human rights. gun control. edu-

cation reform and so on. Maybe those

guys in Boulder are really on to something, so let's take them out.'

"The difference is that Working Assets has no endgame. none of that

typical 'launch an IPO, build it up

and unload it mentality. We just want to grow this thing and use it to

help create change." So what has Lontine learned about

himself from this experiment so far?

"We all know there are plenty of well - tested formulas out there for Talk, where you plug in the elements and it works," he says. "But there is no for-

mula for a progressive News/Talk sta-

tion. So I guess what l've learned is

that I really need to pay a lot more at-

tention to what it is I don i know."

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34 R&R June 30, 2000 Oldies /Classic Rock

R&R's Oldies, Classic R Winners

when the Oldies and Classic Rock winners were announced in Los Angeles, it was "deja vu _ all over again" in the PD and Station of the Year categories at this year's R &R Industry Achievement Awards.

Both Oldies WCBS -FM /New York and Classic Rock WFBQ/In- dianapolis celebrated their second consecutive Station of the Year wins, with PD of the Ycar awards going to WCBS -FM's Joe McCoy and WFBQ's Marty Bender. It was a sweep for WFBQ, which also scored Personality of the Year honors for the second straight year.

IS THAT YOUR FINAL r1 ANSWER? r

Radio industry consultant Dan

O'Day moderated the Oldies seminar at R &R Convention 2000, covering the challenges of the format in keeping on- air product fresh and defining a station's ULP.

Oldies Station Of The Year: WCBS -FM/New York

When the conversation turns to the world's best Oldies stations, the short -list always includes WCBS -FM. With PD Joe McCoy at the helm, the station's airstaff is

filled with legends who have remained fixtures of New York radio since the 'tOs. The personnel turnover is almost nonexistent - morning personality Harry Harrison has been there for two decades. Other WCBS -FM air vet- erans include Bill Brown (31 years), Don K. Reed (29 years) and Bob Shannon (19 years).

PD Of The Year: Joe McCoy,

WCBS -FM/New York

Joe McCoy has programmed WCBS -FM for virtually all of his I9 -year career at the Oldies pow- erhouse. Commenting on the PD and Station of the Ycar awards, McCoy tells R &R, -I'm thrilled about our 'win -win'! Needless to say. any time you win an award selected by your peers. it is truly an honor."

Joe McCoy - Shotgun Tom Kelly

Personality Of The Year: Shotgun Tom Kelly, KRTH/Los Angeles

Since all of the Oldies wins were within the Infinity family, Shotgun Tom Kelly accepted the two other awards on behalf of WCBS -FM. In accepting his Oldies Personality of the Ycar Award at R &R Conven- tion 2000. Kelly made a point of mentioning the names of all the other nominees. Kelly explains, "We're all winners. so I share this award with all of them. I want to thank K -Earth IOI PD Mikc Phillips. He's very firm and wants quality. but he achieves his goals through kindness. He demands that

everything be perfect. hut he gets

that because of his attitude. When you're working with a PD like

STAT /ON of the YEAR

OLDIES CLASSIC ROCK

Mike, you don't want to let him down. That philosophy works so well here, and I think other PDs could learn from Mike's example at

K- Earth." As for his Personality of the Year win. Kelly said. "1 feel that

I'm in very good company. because

the very last person who won this award at my station was the late Robert W. Morgan."

Classic Rock Station Of The Year: WFBQ /Indianapolis

PD Of The tear: Marty Bender,

WFBQ /Indianapolis

Personality Of The Year: The Bob & Torn Show, WFBQ /Indianapolis

With WFBQ's domination of all three Classic Rock categories, the only new name at the R &R Indus- try Achievement Awards is The Bob & Tom Show. However. it's certainly not the first honor for Bob Kevoian, Tom Griswold and their team, because the show is

also a three -time Marconi winner.

WFBQ PD Marty Bender, who

also serves as Executive Producer for The Bob & Ton. SI , tells R &R, "We're certainly proud to

receive the award for Bob & Tom, as we are about to break into the

100 -plus affiliate range. We're pretty proud of that. In this day and age, when the management of Classic /Heritage Rock radio sta-

Bob & Tom

tions spend most of their time making excuses about why 'it ain't what it used to be.' I'm proud of the staff at this station as we continue to grow. It shows that in ev-

ery mathematical equation. there's got to be some exception to the

rule. We're glad to be that exception - and honored to be recognized by the readers of R&R."

"When you're working with a PD like Mike Phillips,

you don't want to let him down."

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of kndnvledge and understanding of our format. which will enable us to reach our expectations.'

A 13 -year Talk radio veteran. Braverman first joined KABC in 1996

as Exec. Producer following a broad-

cast career that began at KILT -AM & FM/Houston when he was 17 years

old. His resume also includes stints

as a producer and talent coordinator at Talker KR/L.A. and as both a producer for Tom Leykis and West Coast

Directorllalk Programming during his two years at Westwood One.

Asked how he thought his life would be most different now that the word "assistant" has been dropped from his title. Braverman quipped. "In a word: stress! As the Asst. PD,

you're paid to give your opinions and

diagnose any problems that you see.

As the PD. you not only have to diagnose the problems. you must fix them. Other than that. I' Il spend more

time talking with the dozens of syn-

dicators that call every day. and I'll have a bigger office."

Braverman takes over a programming chair that has seen quite a bit of turnover in the past few years at a

station that recently experienced the worst ratings performance in its Talk radio history. "77íe ultimate challenge at KABC is convincing listeners to give the station a chance again." Braverman told R &R. "We've been

in the format since 1960. so it's an

understatement to say that there arc

some preconceived notions about us.'

Continued from Page 3

later WOJO. He then joined Rod- riguez in Dallas. working initially with KLTY.

In related news. Dennis Roberts has become GM for KSAH & KLEY/ San Antonio. He previously served as

KSAH's GM under Rodriguez. which he joined when KSAH was sold by

Ganadores. Roberts had been a share-

holder and board member of Ganadores.

A 30 -year Spanish radio veteran,

Roberts told R &R that he actually re-

cruited Brooks to join him in KLAT's sales department. In fact. Roberts also

began his career at KESS.

Although KSAH and KLEY were

competitors. Brooks says SBS "is working on some format adjustments.

We're still trying to differentiate the

stations a little bit more Roberts suc-

ceeds Peggy McCormick. who has

been appointed Director/National Sales. Texas for SBS. Meanwhile. 7èrry Elena accepts the LSM posi-

tion for SBS/San Antonio.

I Analysts Continued from Page 1

pace of radio revenue growth is

strong:' Kupinksi said. "investors arc

encouraged to be cautious over the

next several months. given the fore- casted slowdown."

But Salomon Smith Barney ana-

lyst Niraj Gupta says those downgrades were "without merit. Radio stocks are already discounting a de-

celeration in growth. In our opinion. today's market concerns are all about

perception and not at all about real-

ity. We believe that analysts' estimates for 21X)1 are understated by roughly lore. Radio companies en-

joy the best economic model of any

media sector. given their fixed cost

structure and extraordinary free cash

flow generation. We view the weak -

ness in the group as a buying opportunity.'

Kupinski did have good things to say about Emmis: He maintained his

"buy /aggressive" rating on the issue

and touted Emmis as "our favorite play in the group." Kupinski also noted that Emmis could grow faster

than the industry averages and that a

separation of the group's radio and

TV assets "could unlock some of the

company's hidden value." Despite Kupinski's praise. Emmis

was cut from "strong buy" to "out- perfor' by Morgan Stanley Dean

Witter analyst Frank Bodenchak. That prompted Emmis' shares to lose

all they gained - and more - from Thursday's good news regarding the

company's earnings and its acquisi- tions from Sinclair and Bonneville (see stories. Page I ). Emmis ended

the week down more than 10% from Thursday's $48 close. sliding $4.94 to $43.16.

Fans Pack Plaza Twice For Ween

Elektra recording artists Ween, currently on a nationwide tour to support their album White Pepper, recently performed two sold -out concerts at New York's Irving Plaza. At both shows the band treated fans to an intense three - hour -long set composed of songs from their previous releases as well as from their new album. Pictured (I -r) are Ron Brown (McGathy Promotions), Mike DePippa (Elektra College Promotion). Gene Ween, Justin Gressley (AAM), Dean Ween, Keith Jenkins (WNHY). Melissa Emert (McGathy Pro- motions), Tyson Haller (Elektra College Promotion) and Dawn Barger (Mc- Gathy Promotion).

Still. Bodenchak raised Emmis' I2 -month target price from $57 to

$58. He said the company's manage-

ment is strong and "may ultimately drive Emmis' stock above $58 in

200I:' He called Emmis' radio assets

"attractive;" but noted that the majority of its revenues come from TV and

publishing. He said he isn't sure if selling the TV operations or splitting themoff into a separate stock is a

good idea for Ennuis. "We are unconvinced that either event will necessarily prove a positive. as

Emmis trades above its $43 sum -of- parts valuation and typically trades

down during equity offerings." Emmis Chairman /CEO Jeff

Smulyan told R &R he was "a bit sur-

prised" by Bodenchak's rating and

was "disappointed with the selloff." By Tuesday (6/27) some analysts

were speaking up for radio - espe

cially Clear Channel. Merrill Lynch's Jessica Rcif Cohen. one of Wall Street's most respected analysts. re-

iterated her near -tenn and long-term "buy" ratings for Clear Channel and

restated her 12 -month target price of $105 per share. PaineWebber's Leland Westerfield repeated his "huy" rating on Clear Channel and

held his target at $92, while Banc of America Securities' Timothy Wallace

reiterated Clear Channel's "strong buy" rating. Clear Channel was also reiterated "buy" by Lazard Freres

analyst Christopher Ensley, with a

$107 per share target.

Merrill Lynch's Cohen also reiterated her near -term and long -term "huy" ratings for Infinity and held on

to her 12 -month target of $47 per

.share. - Jeffrey Yorke

Edison Continued from Page 1

Larry Rosin. the study outlined some intriguing opportunities and

challenges radio faces in attracting a

demo that few stations target. Rosin's recommendations to radio regarding

this age group: Send stations aller this

demo or watch them fade away: coop Internet audio or lose it; consider industry advertising like the "Got Milk" campaign to reach the demo:

and recruit young people to work at

the stations.

The quandary in balancing the

younger listeners with the 25 -54 "money demo" was best highlighted in EMR's look into the most popular music among I 2-24s. Respondents

ranked as the most popular artists Eminem, 'N Sync. Limp Bizkit, Britney Spears. Korn. The Backstreet

Boys, DMX, Dr. Dre. Metallica and

Blink- I 82.

Rosin observed. "If anything jumps out. it's the appeal of nip and

hip -hop. and it shows the challenge.

If you have any interest in the 25 -plus demo. which virtually every station has. you virtually have to eliminate the type of music that is most popular with I2 -24s. Which means you

either have to go after this demo or

Internet audio channels, said Rosin. might alleviate some of that

problem. "Radio should explore co- branded stations. since they are great

areas that allow you to experiment with new music. It's the most natural

thing in the world." While very few stations service I2-

24s. the demo gave radio high marks when it carne to discovering new music. Some 46% of respondents said

radio is the best place to find out about new music, compared to 27% for the Internet, 13% for TV and 10%

for magazines. Rosin cautioned. how-

ever. that "it looks like the Internet is

poised to surpass radio, especially among men. That's probably a natu-

ral finding. given that very few radio stations target men 12 -24. But you kind of reap what you sow, so it's not

surprising they're going somewhere

else to find Out about music." As especial. those numbers dove-

tail with EMR's analysis into how "cool" a medium radio is compared to other media cutlets. EMR's data showed that 31% of respondents said the Internet was the most fun way to

spend time, compared to 30% for ra-

dio and 24% for TV. Rosin noted,

"That's pretty amazing, given how new the Internet is"

Nevertheless. 64% of respondents

said they spend more time listening to radio this year than last year. compared to 58% for the Internet. 51% for telephones and 44% each for reading nnagatires. going to movies and read-

ing the newspaper. At first glance that might run counter to Arbitron data

that shows 12 -24 TSL down since September 1993. But Rosin stressed,

"These listeners are essentially increasing their radio usage at a much

slower rate. which means the net amount oI'radio listening is down. It's a subtle but important point."

Regarding what I 2-24s don't like about radio. the majority (75 %) said

there were too many commercials. Some 74% said they like to listen to CDs/cassettcs more than radio. while 63% said radio contained too much talk. More than half (51 %) said they don't like the music. 47% prefer to watch TV, and 43r. said they just don't think about listening. It was the

latter category that prompted Rosin to comment, "I look at a finding like that and all the money radio spends

to promote itself. and it makes me

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What's Next For KZLA? WIth Emmis' pending acquisition of Country KZLA/Los Angeles, tongues are waggin' across Radioland over the

station's formatic future. At a station staff meeting last week, Emmis brass said they'd explore the possibility of improving KZLA's fortunes without changing formats - but hesitated to make any promises. Nashville label execs are carefully monitoring the situation, considering the importance of Southern California for touring and record sales. Should Emmis flip KZLA to another format, it seems rather doubtful that a full -power L.A. FM would fill the void. KZLA billed just $17 million in 1999 - exactly half of the average $34 million of the 21 stations that rank above it. With KIKF /Anaheim, CA's flip to an eclectic Hot AC format Monday morning, that leaves KFRG /River- side -San Bernardino as the principal alternative Country choice for the L.A. basin and Orange County. Listeners in the San Fernando Valley would be left with KHAY /Oxnard- Ventura, CA if

KZLA were to drop Country, although its signal is weak in many areas. Could a suburban L.A. player eventually wind up with KZLA's intellectual property and calls? Stay tuned....

More format questions also arise for Emmis, given the perceived format duplication that now exists in its St. Louis stable. According to Em- mis Market Manager John Beck, his company now possesses two Rockers, a Classic Rocker, a Classic Hits station and two Alternative -leaning stations. He hinted at changes in an interview with the St. Louis Post -Dispatch: "You've got two Rock stations [WXTM and KSHE] doing close to the same thing and two Alternative stations [WVRV and KPNT] doing the same thing. So we have to look at what makes sense." For the record, WXTM is an Active Rock reporter to R &R, and KSHE is a heritage Rock station; WVRV reports to R &R's Hot AC panel and is considered Pop /Alternative, while KPNT is an Alternative reporter.

As most of Radioland knows by now, Dr. Laura Schlessinger conducted a lengthy and rather candid exclusive interview with Time magazine that appears in this week's issue. While there were many choice quotes. we can only offer a sampling of what appears. When asked what's fueling her show's growth and her suc-

cess, she cited her "basic moral intuition about what's right and wrong." When asked to set the record straight about her comments concerning homosexual behavior, Schlessinger said that she never called homosexuals "deviants" and simply "pointed out that homosexual behavior deviates from the norm of heterosexuality and is forbidden by Scriptures." When Time ques- tioned her statements about gays and lesbians being a "biological error,' the doctor retorted, "We have vaginas and penises. We were bio- logically meant to give birth to more people. Not

being able to relate normally to a member of

the opposite sex is some kind of error. I do not see that as insulting at all. It is a statement of

biological fact. When you read the whole thing in context, I'm anything but insulting to human beings. Some people just don't want to hear the truth."

Radio's Own `Survivor' Stories

Thanks to the success of CBS -TV's reality show. radio has "borrowed" Survivor's concept and created countless versions of its own as

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turned his office into a Survivor- inspired camp- ground!), to re- create the feeling of the TV show, KZON opted to park the SUV in the food court of the Arizona Mills mall. Guess that should eliminate any feasting on rats!

Axe those rumors that Westwood One syndicated talker Tom Leykis is hot to host a TV show. Leykis tells ST that he's never been in

pursuit of such a deal and isn't now - although he admits he's been approached to do TV. "Ra- dio is my franchise," he says. "Radio is what got me to L.A. and made me notorious, and anything else I do has to augment and help nur- ture whatever radio project I am working on at

that time:'

Irene Mojica, a 21 -year radio veteran and top -rated midday host at WGCI /Chicago, has called it quits, the Chicago Sun -Times reports. Mojica was seeking a substantial raise and "a

new relationship" with station management and had been off the air since June 1, following a

dispute over office space and computer time. Mojica had been working without a contract for

several years. ' Bad Judgment ... One More Time

Last week ST told you about WMRV /Bing- hamton, NY's phony Britney Spears visit, which ended in tragedy. Evidently the folks at WBHT/ Wilkes Barre -Scranton didn't read their R &R. The station began attracting die -hard Britney fans at 2am last Friday (6/23), all eager to see the teen queen arrive for a pre -plugged visit one day before a scheduled show at nearby Mon- tage Mountain. At 8:30am the limousine arrived to the delight of the crowd of 400 parents and kids. But when the limo's doors were opened, Britney was completely plastic - and still in her box. It seems morning co -host Bill Fox thought bringing out a Spears doll would be a funny prank. Parent Michelle Brady told the Scranton Times Leader that Fox told the livid crowd, "See, I told you she was a real doll to work with." As tears streamed down little girls' tac-

The fun folks over at Warner Bros. sent R &R Rock

Editor Cyndee Maxwell this Little man from the stars in a jar keychain in support of Don Henley's latest single, "They're Not Here, They're Not Com- ing." The single's release comes just one week after the 53rd anniversary of the Roswell, NM "UFO" incident. While Henley's song title suggests that there's no such thing as an alien, Maxwell will still continue to look into the night sky wearing her X -Files pajamas.

Rumbles Cumulus Corporate NSM Tom O'Brien exits the

company with no replacement named.

Jim Hanemaayer joins Salem Broadcasting's KCTK -AM & KPXO-AM /Phoenix as GM, replacing Michael Hamilton. Hanemaayer previously served as

GM and GSM of KMYL -AM & FM /Phoenix. Radio One's WBOT/Boston names Cherry Mar-

tinez MD /midday host. Chuck Dogg takes afternoons, and Lamar Robinson (a.k.a. "The LBD ") accepts nights. The station also adds the company's syndicated Russ Parr Morning Show With Olivia Fox.

KSYN /Joplin, MO PD Kevin Scott is appointed PD at WI/SR/Charleston, WV.

Former CHR/Rhythmic KKSS/Albuquerque PD/

morning driver Tony Manero and APD /MD /morning co -host Jackie James join KLZK/Lubbock for similar positions. KMMG /Albuquerque morning driver Carlos Duran also joins for nights.

WRVO /Richmond MD Travis Dillon joins WXLK/ Roanoke -Lynchburg as MD /afternoon driver.

WCIUCarbondale, IL MD /nighttimer Alley Faith is appointed MD /night host at WIFC/Wausau. WI.

KSFM/Sacramento morning driver Davey D joins KKFR /Phoenix for similar duties, and Big Willie (a.k.a. Casey Walker) moves from overnights.

After serving a short jail stint, WKTU /N.Y. morning co -host Goumba Johnny returns to the station.

Veteran Motor City air talent Ken Calvert joins WCSX/Detroit for afternoons, effective July 10.

WNVZ/Norfolk middayer Troy Shannon exits for

the morning shift at KKWD /Oklahoma City.

WLUP -FM /Chicago afternoon host Eddie Webb exits. Midday host Seaver will take Webb's old post on an interim basis, while evening host Cara Car - riveau shifts to middays. Scott Loftus fills the evening slot.

WKSI /Greensboro middayer P.J. joins WBTS /At- lanta for middays.

WFLY /Albany interim nighttimer Joey Kid earns permanent stripes as Brian Cody segues to mornings.

es, their parents removed their self -installed V-

Chips, and a tense situation ensued as teenag- ers began chanting "KRZ' in reference to WBHT's crosstown rival. While Fox apologized for any in-

convenience and insisted that listeners should have been able to "read between the lines,' one

angry listener hurled a bottle that many believed was intended for Fox. Unfortunately, it hit Brady's

5- year -old daughter, Cora, in the head. Cora needed only ice for her injury, and no other ca-

sualties were reported.

Entercom Rocker KORC- FM/Kansas City is

still struggling to return to its full 100kw power thanks to a bolt of lightning that hit the station's transmitter on June 19. A station engineer tells

ST the station was running off another station's auxiliary transmitter until Monday (6/26) and as

of last Tuesday was using its own auxiliary tower. It was uncertain when 'QRC would return to

full strength.

Across I -70. KSD- FM /St. Louis has done a

half -flip to a different format. The station has re-

tained its Hot AC format from 3am to 5pm, but

will air rhythmic oldies the rest of the time. The station also unveils the Dusty Dance Lunch be-

tween noon and 1pm.

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station while its owners were sent to bankruptcy court for failing to make the station profitable. While there was much speculation that Liu had purchased 'NYG to improve the signal of WNSW /Newark, NJ, which broadcasts at an adjacent signal. WNYG GM Jack McCloy tells ST that he has flipped the low -power AM to CHR as "Student Radio 1440" The station will become "a student learning center and commercial radio station;' providing students with an

opportunity to explore careers in broadcasting. "It's an introduction to what goes on at a radio station." Students will be placed in account executive positions and will solicit advertising, which McCloy hopes will make the radio station profitable (he's also seeking underwriting opportunities). "There'll be no charge for participating students,' McCloy says.

A few weeks ago ST told you about WWLO /Gainesville morning man Mike Young, who underwent liposuction live on the air June 12 to remove his "love handles." The surgery failed, leaving Young with internal bleeding and a purple, disfigured belly. Now, Young has hired a mail -order bride service to provide him with

a Filipino wife who will cook, clean, pick up his

dirty underwear off the floor and give him sex whenever he wants. After Young cuts a check for $595, the service will select a Filipina and send her to Florida, where Young plans to marry her on the air in late September. "I'm sick of trying to pick up American chicks in dance clubs;' Young says.

Hollywood's Electro -Vox recording studio, made famous in the golden days of radio, will

close its doors today (6/30) for the final time, ending a 69 -year history. The studio produced the first wireless broadcasts for the West Coast. along with countless radio commercials and the first recorded version of Henry Mancini's "Moon River." Owner Alan Gottschalk, whose father, Bert, coined the term "aircheck." told the Los Angeles Times he's decided to retire because most of his clients are also retired or deceased.

Radio Disney has returned to Albuquer- que, courtesy of Henry Tafoya's KDEF, a 5kw day /500w night signal at 1150 kHz. The Chil- dren's format had previously aired in the market on KIVA, but was abruptly dropped in favor of Adult Standards last year.

Congrats to KGO /S.F afternoon news anchor Rosie Allen, who was named Best News Anchor by the American Women in Radio &

Television at a ceremony held earlier this month.

ST is saddened to report the death of veteran record executive Mike Luska, who passed away of natural causes last Wednesday (6/21) at age 54. Luska spent 12 years at Motown during its heyday and most recently worked with

Artemis lands label vet and former Giant promo head Ritch Bloom as its new Director/West Coast Promo.

Epic Dallas local Nods "Leppard "Tobin and the label part ways.

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Susquehanna sets Dan Halyburton as SVP.'GM for Group Operations, Nancy Vaeth- DuBroff as

SVP /Regional Manager and Mark Renier as

SVP /Regional Manager. Paul Rappaport rises to VP /Broadcasting &

Event Mktg. at Columbia Records Group. Gary Spivack segues to Capitol Records as VP/ Alternative & Rock Promo.

Charlie Quinn crowned OM of KPLN & KYXY/ San Diego. Tim Dukes named PD of WKLS /Atlanta. v Kevin Evans becomes Sr. VP /Black Music for RCA Records. Nancy Stein upped to VP /Promo & Special Projects for Warner Bros. Records.

Tim Burruss named VP /Promo for Hollywood Records. Clear Channel elevates David Manning to VP/ Tampa as Kevin Malone advances to VP /GM of WMTX. Neal Mirsky made PD of WOFX /Cincinnati.

Roy Wunsch elevated to the new President post at CBS /Nashville. John Chaffee elected President/COO of Malrite. Joe Dorton launches Ameron Broadcasting. John Shomby set as PD of WZLX/Boston. Bill Drake decides to consult KRTH /L.A.

Step Johnson upped to A &M VP /Promo.

Nick Bazoo (a.k.a. Nick Ferrara) buzzes back to EZ Communications as PD of WBZZ (B94)/ Pittsburgh. Erica Farber named VP /GM at Interep. R.J. Curtis promoted to PD at KLAC /L.A.

Neil Rockoff becomes VP /GM of KHJ /L.A.

WRKO /Boston sets Bob Fish as GM and Char- lie Van Dyke as PD.

Mike Harvey chosen as GM of WPEZ & WWSW/ Pittsburgh. Randy Kabrich recruited as PD of WZUU -AM &

FM /Milwaukee. Bob Moore hired as GSM for KHTZ/L.A. v Sean Conrad appointed PD of KSFXiS.F.

Howard Hoffman joins the airstaff of WPIX /N.Y.

record producer Eddie Holland. Condolences also go out to the family and friends of record industry executive Ronald Mosley, who died on

Saturday (6/28) after a lengthy illness, and the family and friends of former WCCO /Minneapo- lis Radio and Television President Robert Blair Ridder, who died on Saturday at age 80. Rid- der also served as President of WDSM- AM /Du- luth, MN.

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R &R Achievement Award Z000 Winners El Ganis, McClusky three -peat; Arista, DreamWorks, Grund pick up first trophies

Avista Records, in its last year under the leadership of founder Clive Davis, was voted Plati- num Label of the Year, and Atlantic Records Exec. VP Andrea Ganis and Jeff McClusky & Associates landed their third consecutive trophies for Senior Promotion Executive of the

Year and Independent Promotion Firm of the Year during R &R Convention 2000. Other key honors went to DreamWorks Records, which scored its first Gold Label of the Year award, and to Inter - scope/Geffen/A&M Baltimore/Washington rep Pam Grund, who was named Local Promotion Executive of the Year.

Platinum Label Of The Year: Arista Records

It's apropos that Arista took the Platinum Label trophy just days before ex- President/CEO Clive Davis left the building after found- ing the label 25 years ago. The record company is also about to report its best sales year in its sto- ried history.

Arista has been remarkably consistent in its performance over the

years. The nxrord company ranked No. 2 in R &R's 1999 Label Perfor- mance Review with 9.2% chart share, a full two points higher than the previous year thanks to its com- manding lead in CHR/Rhythmic, Urban and Urban AC. The label took top honors in 1996 and has ranked either No. 2 or No. 3 every year since. Already 2000 is shaping

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In accepting the award. Arista Sr. VP /Promotion Richard Palm-

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as we celebrate 25 years in business. This year, in fact, will be our biggest year in the history of the label. Thus, it's a fitting acknowledgement of Clive Davis' dream come true: Arista Records.

"Certainly, when you win this award, you first must acknowledge the artists and the great music we are privileged to have. I

would also like to acknowledge the excellence of the hard work and dedication of all the departments within Arista. When you win label of the year. its not about one or two departments. it's about all of our people throughout the company who have worked tre- mendously hard and have a genuine love and passion for our artists."

Gold Label Of The Year: DreamWorks Records

The winner in the Gold Label of the Year category, DreamWorks, has emerged as mini -major over the last couple of years. In 1999 the

Epic /550 Music pop artist Mandy Moore takes a break from an appearance during the recent ARTISTdirect fan conference held in Los

Angeles. Moore, whose debut album was certified platinum, was on hand to field questions from the audience and via telephone. Pic-

tured here (t -r) are manager Jon Leshay of Storefront Management, Moore and ARTISTdirect's Steve Rennie.

company had impressive success

with rock bands Buckchcrry and Powerman 5(XXI. country acts Ran- dy Travis and Jessica Andrews and

urban vocalist Dave Hollister. Leading the charge this year were hard rock band Papa Roach; pop female singer -songwriter Kim; urban acts Solé. Tamar and Def Squad; and country artists Darryl Worley and Toby Keith.

In accepting his company's first label award. DrcamWorks Rec- ords principal Michael Ostin comments. "We started as little more than an A &R outpost five years ago, signing artists we he-

lieved in and working to develop their careers from scratch. Were proud of what we've-built so far. celebrating a broad spectrum of music from pop and urban to country and soundtracks. It's particularly gratifying to be able to win R &R's Gold Label award so

early in the game. We're honored to be recognized by our peers. On behalf of the entire staff at DreamWorks Records. thank you...

Senior Promotion Executive Of The Year: Andrea Ganis

Ganis scores the first hat trick for the Senior Promotion Exec- utive of the Year award. Under her direction, Atlantic's promotion department was the No. 3 label last

year, in terms of chart share.

Ganis has been a member of Atlantic's promotion team for over 20 years. having joined the label in 1980 as Director /Secondary Pop Promotion. Shc was subsequently elevated to Associate Director, Director and Sr. Director in the national singles promotion de-

Andrea Ganis

LABEL of the YEAR PLATINUM GOLD

partment. In 1988 she was named VP /National Promotion. Two years later she was upped to Sr.

VP and was officially promoted to Exec. VP in October 1998. Pri- or to joining Atlantic, Ganis held national promotion posts at Poly - dor Records and Infinity Records.

In accepting her award. Ganis comments, "1 am more than thrilled to receive this tribute. It is truly an honor to be granted this by my peers in both radio and records. Though it might sound

cliched. it is an award that must be shared with the great Atlantic staff and artists with whom I've lived for 21 years. A special thank you goes out to Atlantic Records Group co- Chairman/co- CEO Val Azzoli for his continu- al support and inspiration. 1 am surprised. grateful and overwhelmed by the three -peat and want to thank R &R for granting me the award."

Local Promotion Executive Of The Year: Pam Grund Grund, who was nominated last

year in the same category, has worked for Inter - scope since its inception. In ac-

cepting her award, Grund comments, 'While my goal has never been winning awards. it is a heartwarming honor to be recognized by such an esteemed group of peers. Thank you very much.

"I am extremely proud of and grateful to Interscope co- founders Jimmy [ovine and Ted Field for having the vision to create such a

great company. Also, 1 want to express my sincere appreciation to Marc Benesch. who convinced me

IO years ago to join a small new label called Interscope.

"1 would also like to thank In- terscope Head/Promotion Brenda Romano for taking us to this new and higher level and for taking my career to new heights. Head/fop 40 Promotion Chris Lopes for challenging me to be my professional best. and 'Lil Kel,' who's always been there for me. Many names have changed from the original team. but this is the best

promotion staff since the inception. This award is just as much theirs as it is mine."

Pam Grund

Independent Promotion Firm Of The Year:

Jeff McClusky & Associates

Another three- peater. JMA founder Jeff McClusky has been

working for nearly two decades in

various aspects of the record indus-

try. Headquartered in Chicago with

offices in Los Angeles and Atlanta.

JMA operates a full -service. multi -

format music promotion and mar-

keting company representing major

and independent record labels, pub-

lishing companies, Internet music

companies and artist management

and film companies. JMA han

played a crucial role in the success

of numerous artists, including Alanis Moris- sette, Puff Dad- dy, Lauryn Hill. Celine Dion, Mariah Carey. Jay -Z, Will Smith. The Seas-

tie Boys, Jewel and Limp Bizkit. As consultants, Jeff McClusky

the company works with such acts

as U2. Garbage. Elton John, Bjork. Depeche Mode and Creed.

In accepting the award. Mc- Clusky comments, Our prima goal at Jeff McClusky & Associ-

ates has always been to be the hest

independent promotion compan in the country. This year's Indepen-

dent Music Promotion Company of

the Year award is especially mean-

ingful to all of us. because for three

consecutive years our peers in the

radio and record communities have

given us this award. recognizing u'

for our commitment, creativity and

dedication. 'bur goal in the coming year is to

continue to set the industry standard

for comprehensive entertainment promotion utilizing our capabilities

as the largest artist exposure compa-

ny with music. broadcast and ne media expertise.

"I especially want to personal-

ly thank the incredible JMA staff for their determination. loyalty and

passion for superservice. They are

the ones who make it all happen.-

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Neve's 'It's Over Now' Begins Anew Not too many recording acts get a second chance. yet

that's exactly the case for Portrait/Columbia Records pop

rock group Neve. and the fresh Stan is resulting in impressive pop airplay Iitr the band's debut single. "Its Over Now."

Among the stations supporting the song are Hot ACs KLLY /Bakersfield, KZZO /Sacramento, KCDU/ Monterey. KYSR/IAxs Angeles. KALZ/Fr sno, KCDA/ Spokane and KI.LC/San Francisco. as well as CHR/Pop outlets KBKS /Seattle. WFBC /Greenville. KQKQ/ Omaha. WPRO/Providence, WRVW/Nashville. KZHT/ Salt Lake City and WSTR/Atlanta.

Hailing from Los Angeles. Neve stand taking shape in

summer '97. when vocalist/guitarist John Stephens and guitarist/vocalist Michael Raphael began writing songs together.

The duo later added bassist Tommy Gruber and drummer Brian Burwell and began perforating in the ama.

Ponrait Assoc. Director /A &R John Weakland remem- bers. "Their manager is a friend of mine. and he told me

about the group. 50.1 agreed to sec them in this club where

just about anybody can play. As soon as they began playing. I knew the songs would work at radio. and I also saw a group

with star potential"

Neve

That was in late 1998. A few months later the group be-

came members of the Columbia Records Group family. and

in spring '99 they entered the studio to record their self -titled debut album. Weakland continues. "Once we had the deal

done. we had then spend a couple of months writing while we looked around for producers. We were fortunate to have

Don Gilmore, who was just coming off successes with Eve

6 and Lit agree to produce the album. It was really good timing.'

Interestingly. while the group were completing their al-

hum, the Matt Serletic -produced "It's Over Now" was in-

cluded on the soundtrack to the munie The Faculty. Before the album was even released. the track began taking off at

Alternative thanks to support from such heavyweight stations

as KROQ/Los Angeles. KDGE/Dallas and KWOD /Sacra-

Itenta. "It's Over Now" eventually reached the top 30 at the

format without any touring or video. Despite the early success. Portrait/Columbia felt that it had

to rethink its marketing and promotion approach for the pop

rock band. Portrait VP Pam Edwards recalls. "For every hand like Matchbox Twenty that breaks through. there are

hundreds that fail. But if a land can break through. they will enjoy a long career and have a lot of options open to them.

%lit "Looking hack. we felt that the hand wem imaged a little too alternative and a little too old and that we got a bit of a

false start at Alternative. Tommy is only 19 years old. He's barely out of high school. We wanted to go in another dime-

lion and reach the group's audience. which is a little younger.

Most of the kids who go to Neve's shows am under 21 yeah old. That's not to say them aren't older fans of the group. but \ we felt it was important to pay close attention to the younger

demo." To that end. Porn-aft/Columbia amtnged a seven -week resi-

ncy tour in conjunction with Jolly Rancher candies and the de e

Hard Rock Cafe. That tour hit about two or three cities a

week and had the group performing in front of different high schools in each market. CHR/Pop was a vital pan of the campaign.

Edwards comments. "We got the hand in front of over 70,000 kids. The group gave away over 1.000 prizes on

their websitc as a pan of the campaign. And the group's antiviolence and antidrug public service efforts resulted

in at least I million impressions. That's what we need to

do in order to reach the kids." That marriage of imaging and airplay is exactly what

Columbia Sr. VP/Promotion Charlie Walk plans to capi-

talize on. When 'It's Over Now lint carte out. the tint- ing probably wasn't right for that kind of music." he says.

"And from a marketing perspective. the hand weren't at

a level that we would like them to have been at. because

these days you need to have a lot of other things happen-

ing. If the only thing you have going on is a song. that's

the only impression people will have of the band.

"When the group were able to do their residency tour,

we were able to see how the kids reacted and how radio reacted. That's real market research. Over the course of time we've been able to build things up. Now the group's image is growing. and were able to brand and image the

group with radio. That's the way you sell records." One programmer who's been involved with the record

since early on is KYSR APD/MD Chris Patyk, who played the track while working in Alternative radio in Phoenix. Patyk agrees that the group had some imaging problems last year, but says that Portrait's efforts are be-

ginning to pay off. "It's staring to finally have an impact." says Patyk. "And I'm amazed at how active their fan base

is. I visited the message board at their website and read a

few posts from people talking about requesting the record on our station and about the group's promo efforts."

Commenting on "It's Over Now." Patyk notes, "I really believe this one's going to grow. It's not a one -listen record. You need to listen to it a few times and visu-

alize. for lack of a better word. how it would sound on

your station. We're getting a lot of positive feedback on

the record. Plus it's a great middle -of- the -road pop rock

record that fits perfectly with where our station and the

format are going." Going forward. the promo strategy is' work this mar-

ket by market and find new believers in the group." Walk says. "And once we find the believer. we want to spread

that bother stations in the market. We've had a great start

in June. and we plan to bring the group back to a lot of these markets in August to continue reinforcing the branding and imaging with radio."

Neve's self- titled debut album was released June 27.

Ready For Takeoff Mainstream rock fans should get their ducks in a row

quickly if they want to sign the Biloxi. MS band Sand- wich. The group has the hacking of hometown Active Rocker WCPR, which added the band's song "Super- her' about a month ago. Last week the station. which was instrumental in setting the stage for Universal/Repub- lic rock hand 3 Doors Down's success, played "Super- hero" about 18 times.

That airplay has prompted nearly every major label to begin taking a look at the group. As bassist Kevon Norvell sums up, "The tint day after the song was added.

we received around 13 calls. and over the next few days we received about another 13. Some of the labels are way

beyond the music and talking about things like image and

styling." Norvell says the band expect to have a label deal within

the month. For more information. contact Sandwich at

(228) 388 -3820. or their attorney, Lee Beitchman, at

(404) 897 -5252. -Steve Wonsiewiez

DreamWorks A&R Nits Web DreamWorks Records has beefed up its efforts to sign

artists from the Internet. Partnering with Launch.com and HarmonyCentral.com. the label is allowing aspiring artists to upload their music (one track every three months) for streaming on the website. The label's AMR team will review the material, and the public will also be able to offer comments. DreamWorks A&R exec Luke Wood says, "We're still going to rely on our partners in publishing and legal to get the majority of our material. What were saying with this site is that if you have a good song, we want to hear it. And this is a direct way to do that without any of the other hierarchi- cal barriers."

R. Kelly's New CD Bows Muttiplatinum artisVsongwriter /producer R. Kelly will release

his fifth Jive Records album, TP- 2.COM. Oct. 24. The disc's first single. "I Wish;' goes for adds Aug. 28. Kelly's previous album. R., was certified for sales of 6 million copies. Kelly, who won three Grammy Awards in 1998 for the single "I Believe I

Can Fly : recently released a single from the soundtrack to the hit movie Shaft, "Bad Man:

A new report by high - tech research firm Mercury Research predicts that the market for portable digital audio players will explode over the next few months from around 1 million players in 1999 to 2.8 million this year. Concurrently, shipments of chip sets to build the players will more than double to 3.5 million units. Saying the industry is about to enter a "second phase" of growth, Mercury's Dean McCarron says digital audio "is appealing only to those who are both computer -savvy and who are willing to dedicate the time and effort to maintain their music collections in digital form ...When those consumers can easily buy and play digital music, then the market will really explode. That's what we forecast will happen in the third phase of the digital music revolution."

In the studio: Marilyn Manson are working on their next album, which could be released by Halloween ... Carlos Santana will team up again with Everlast on the latter's new album. The two are set to record the track "Babylon Feel- ing," which will appear on Everlast's Eat at Whitey's, slated for release this September.

Tour news: Following weeks of speculation, The Beastie Boys and Rage Against The Machine will hit the road together beginning Aug. 2 at Toronto's Molson Park ... The Wu- Tang Clan - sans Of' Dirty Bastard, who has been en- rolled in a court -ordered rehab program - begin a national headlining tour July 24. in State College, PA ... The Limp Bizkit/Cypress Hill Napster- sponsored free tour starts July 11 in Detroit.

This 'n' that: The Meat Puppets have inked a deal with Breaking Records, the Atlantic Records /Hootie & The Blowfish joint- venture imprint ... Michael Bolton and Co- lumbia Records have parted ways after some 17 years together ... Mobb Deep's Prodigy will release his solo album, H.N.I.C.. Sept. 19.

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Kieley And Cavanab Get their First

Industpj Achievement Awards O KIIS -FM turnaround rewarded at R &R Convention 2000

KIIS - FM/Los Angeles' turnaround began in the winter '99 Arbitron, and it hasn't stopped since. R &R readers rewarded KITS -FM PD Dan Kieley by giving him his first R &R Industry Achieve- ment Award, which was presented at R &R Convention 2000. WBBM -FM (B96) /Chicago PD

Todd Cavanah also received his first Industry Achievement Award. Both stations also won the Sta- tion of the Year award in their respective formats.

KIIS -FM received a total of five awards. including National Station of the Year, CHR/Pop Station of the Year, PD of the Year, Personality of the Year (Rick Dees) and Marketing Director of the Year (Von Freeman).

B96 also cleaned up, receiving awards for CHR/Rhythmic Station of the Year and PD of the Year. Also. B96's MD Erik Bradley received the

MD of the Year award. In label action, after another stellar

year for Jive, CHR/Pop voters chose the label as Platinum Label of the Year. DreamWorks brought home the Gold. Jive's Denise George won her first award as Promotion Executive of the Year. On the Rhythmic side. Arista was voted Platinum Label of the Year,

and Tommy Boy struck Gold. Univer- sal/Motown's Val DeLong captured her first award as Rhythmic Promotion Executive of the Year.

CHR/Pop Station Of The Year: MIS- FM/Los Angeles

KIIS -FM President /GM Roy Laughlin had this to say: "Recogni- tion from industry peers is a highly re- garded achievement among our staff.

Everyone at KIIS -FM truly appreci- ates the award. and we look forward to living up to it into the new millennium."

Program Director Of The Year: Dan Kieley,

KIIS - FM/Los Angeles

"I've said for years that its an honor just to be nominated -'+Y'k that! ht's more fun to win. Thanks to

Dan Miley Denise George

everyone at R& R. and thanks to

Clear Channel for letting us continue to win at K IS -FM."

Musk Director Of The Year: Paul "Cubby" Bryànt,

WHTZ -FM (Z100)/New York

"It is such an honor to he voted Music Director of the Year. For both

the radio and record communities to acknowledge me makes me want to work even harder. I'd also like to say

thank you to my awesome teammates at Z100 for being a part of this award. Again. this means a lot."

Personality Of The Year: Rick Dees,

KITS- FM/Los Angeles

"KITS is on a roll. and it feels good to be part of a great team that has

been recognized by these Industry Achievement Awards."

Platinum Label Of The Year: Jive

Jive Sr. VP Joe Riccitelli says, "This achievement award is a reflection of the passion, hard work and focus of our entire promotion staff on

a daily basis. For every artist we release at pop radio. we concentrate on

PLAT /NUM

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strategy and setup. which the staff has

executed flawlessly. We also have to

thank radio for embracing our artists. This has made Jive one of the premier music labels in the world."

Gold Label Of The Year: DreamWorits

DreamWorks Records Sr. VP/Promo

Mark Godick says. "I agree with Dan

Kieley. It's an honor to be nominated,

but its even better to win. On behalf of everyone here at DreamWorks. I'd like to thank everyone at radio and in

the industry who recognizes what we

are trying to build."

Promotion Executive Of The Year:

Denise George, Jive

"I am very grateful and deeply in- debted to radio for its continued sup-

port of Jive Records and me. This is

a dream come true. and I could not

have done it without the best promotion staff in the business. I am proud and privileged to work with them."

CHR/Rhythmic Station Of The Year:

WBBM- FM(B96 ) /Chicago

Program Director Of The Year:

Todd Cavanah. WBBM -FM (B96 ) /Chicago "Thank you to an incredible staff

at B96, and thank you to everyone who voted for me. You know what they say: You never forget your first one!"

Music Director of the Year: Erik Bradley,

WBBM -FM (B%) /Chicago

STATION of the YEAR

Pop

102.7

Rhythmic

"I'm thrilled and honored to be

named the CHR/Rhythmic Music Di- rector of the Year. This award really belongs to two groups of people: my

mentors, who challenge and inspire me to achieve excellence in this in-

dustry, and my radio programming peers, who continue push me to meet

My goals."

Personality Of The Year: Big Boy,

KPWR (Power 106YLos Angeles

"1 won't believe I've won until I

see my name on the award! Usually. when something this good happens to

me. something bad follows. So I'll probably end up using this award as

a sign on my homeless shopping can. Seriously. I'm on cloud 9000! Thanks to R &R and to everyone who voted

for titer'

Platinum Label Of The Year: Arista

Arista VP /Crossover /Promotion Tom Maffei says. "Winning this award

three years in a row is such an honor and a testament to the strength of Clive Davis and our A &R department, who

continuously deliver us hit records. I

would also like to recognize our in-

credible field staff. who really desen e

this award for all of their hard work.

Thanks to the entire radio and record

community for acknowledging Arista

in the Rhythm genre. God bless."

Gold Label Of The Year: Tommy Boy

Jack Cyphers. Top 40/Crossover-

Promotion, says, "Everyone in the

Tommy Boy family is extremely ex-

cited and at the same time very appre-

ciative of the support given by the ra-

dio and record community. I know that

this also means a great deal to the .m-

ists here at Tommy Boy. Thank you:"

Promotion Executive Of The Year: Val DeLong,

Universal/Motown "I feel this award is for the entire

format and my friends who program

the music. This is a special achieve-

ment for me because I believe in the

music and artists that CHR/Rhythmic represents. Its great to be involved in

a format that thrives on loyalty and

knows how to make the music indus-

try about music again."

Anyone whose last name is Novia has got to be a troublemaker. Thus,

Michael Novia of Interscope Records and artist Hoku gave KZQZ /San

Francisco staffers a run for their money recently. Pictured here are

(l -r) KZQZ morning guy Woody and MD L.A. Reid, Novia, Hoku and

KZQZ PD Casey Keating.

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EXCLUSIVE NATIONAL MUSIC RESEARCH ESTIMATES June 30, 2000 CALLOUT AMERICA® song selection is based on the top 25 titles from the R &R CHR /Pop chart for the airplay week of June 4 -10.

CHR /POP

ARTIST "TLE L- ISELS

TOTAL AVERAGE FAVORAB/LITY ESTIMATE I I.51

TW LW 'W 3W

é DEMOGRAPHICS REGIONS

WOMEN

12 -17 WOMEN

'8 -24 WOMEN

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EAST SOUTH WEST WEST

HP) 3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (RepublicUniversal) 3.99 3.79 3.79 3.89 45.0 7.0 4.19 4.01 3.75 3.90 417 3.96 3.98

EMINEM The Real Slim Shady (Aftermath/Interscope) 3.84 3.92 3.96 4.08 84.0 25.7 4.09 3.95 3.27 3.-73 3.75 3.92 3.96

HP) JAY -Z Big Pimpiri (Roc- A-Fella/IDJMG) 3.78 3.92 3.84 3.92 64.6 14.8 3.86 3.84 3.36 3.75 3.83 3.82 3.70

HP) DR. ORE The Next Episode (Aftermath /Interscope) 3.77 - - - 56.2 10.4 3.87 3.83 3.29 3.49 3.83 3.70 3.96

NELLY Country Grammar (Fo' Reel/Universal) 3.74 3.90 - - 45.5 9.2 4.14 3.60 3.06 3.66 3.74 3.79 3.75

NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl) (550 Music /Epic) 3.71 3.60 3.52 - 70.7 13.3 3.93 3.50 3.67 3.86 3.68 3.64 3.62

VERTICAL HORIZON Everything You Want (RCA) 3.71 3.63 3.72 3.66 82.8 24.0 3.85 3.68 3.59 3.72 3.74 3.73 3.67

'N SYNC It's Gonna Be Me (Jive) 3.68 3.82 3.81 3.68 88.4 26.2 4.03 3.65 317 3.60 3.66 3.69 3.78

CREED Higher (Wind-up) 3.66 3.65 3.69 3.74 85.2 23.7 3.67 3.75 3.54 3.72 3.67 3.56 3.69

AALIYAH Try Again (BlackGround) 3.63 3.60 3.58 3.78 77.7 23.7 3.79 3.57 3.42 3.58 3.62 3.55 3.76

FAITH HILL Breathe (Warner Bros.) 3.60 3.47 3.68 3.64 86.9 33.4 3.33 3.73 3.77 3.48 3.69 3.45 3.80

JOE Wanna Know (Jive) 3.60 3.54 3.68 3.69 73.4 20.8 3.83 3.54 3.30 3.41 3.77 3.49 3.71

MATCHBOX TWENTY Bent (Lava/Atlantic) 3.58 3.59 3.44 3.51 70.0 16.2 3.40 3.60 3.78 3.43 3.71 3.62 3.55

PINK There You Go (LaFace/Arista) 3.57 3 69 3.78 3.75 77.0 25.2 3.81 3.51 3.21 3.71 3.58 3.49 3.52

SIS00 Thong Song (Drayon/DefSout/lDJMG) 3 57 3.62 3.74 3.81 84.7 39.2 3.94 3.59 2.99 3.55 3.65 3.54 3.55

HP# DMX Party Up (Up In Here) (RufRyders/IDJMG) 3 56 3.58 3.61 3 72 59 20.1 3.78 3.67 2.82 3.65 3.41 3 68 3.53

SAVAGE GARDEN Crash And Bum (Columbia) 3 17 3.46 3.49 3 57 561 14.5 3.51 3.47 3.41 3.27 3.46 3.57 3.54

DESTINY'S CHILD Say My Name (Columbia) 3.45 3.52 3.57 3.65 88 9 40.2 3.74 3.45 3.07 3.33 3.56 3.26 3.66

WESTLIFE Swear It Again (Arista) 3 45 3.45 3.53 3.45 65.9 70.1 3.59 3.38 3.35 3 45 3.29 3.40 3.63

BBMAK Back Here 1Hollywood) 3.43 3.42 3.45 3.37 58.1 12.8 3.46 3.53 3.28 3.29 3.56 3.36 3.52

GOO GOO DOLLS Broadway (Warner Bros.) 3.42 3.43 3.34 3.43 62.0 17.9 3.31 3.44 3.57 3.27 3.40 3.49 3.52

MANDY MOORE I Wanna Be With You (550Music/Epic) 3.42 - - - 63.0 17.2 3.65 3.30 3.17 3.41 3.61 3.22 3.47

BRITNEY SPEARS Oops!...I Did It... (Jive) 3.39 3.46 3.38 3.36 93.9 38.5 3.53 3.39 3.23 3.49 3.28 3.32 3.47

BACKSTREET BOYS The One (Jive) 3.36 3.37 3.58 3.32 73.6 24.7 3.48 3.23 3.34 3.49 3.39 3.59 2.99

SANTANA f /PRODUCT GSA Maria Maria (Arista) 3.36 3.24 3.37 3.48 90.6 44.1 3.18 3.35 3.60 3.37 3.66 3.10 3.29

VITAMIN C Graduation (Friends Forever) (ElektraaEEG) 3.35 3.50 3.47 3.43 80.6 29.1 3.62 3.16 3.17 3.25 3.29 3.40 3.47

ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Be With You (Interscope) 3.28 3.39 3.61 3.28 81.6 31.0 3.19 3.29 3.39 3.30 3.21 3.17 3.43

CHRISTINA AGUILERA I Turn To You (RCA) 3.26 3.34 3.56 3.38 76.0 30.5 3.42 3.20 3.08 3.04 3.45 3.28 3.29

MACY GRAY I Try (Epic) 3.20 3.25 3.17 3.25 88.1 39.7 3.02 3.17 3.43 3.11 3.32 3.19 3.18

ALICE DEEJAY Better Ott Alone (Republic/Universal) 3.19 3.15 3.21 3.25 60.5 22.8 3.17 3.21 3.20 3.23 3.03 3.15 3.34

CALLOUT AMERICA

Hot Scores BY KEVIN MCI..'ABE

3 Dears Down's "Kryptonite (Re- public/Universal) climbs to No. 1

overall with a 3.99 - proving itself to he just as huge a hit at Pop as it has been

at Active Rock. Rock and Alternative. Callous America's three demo break- outs - teens, women I8 -24 and worn - en 25 -34 - all rate "Kryptonite" with stung likes and favorites. CHR/Pop airplay is picking up as Mediabase detects 50 plays at WYOY /Jackson. MS: 40 plays at WZEE/Madison, WI; and 34

plays at KRUF/Shrevepoxt. LA. One of the highlights of the recent

R &R Convention was the presentation of an in -depth research study on today's 12- 24-year -olds. conducted by Edison Media Research President Larry Rosin.

The study kroked at media. Internet and

entertainment usage by this very important segment of the U.S. population. Needless to say. hip -hop music is the

overwhelming choice among teens and

young adults listening to the radio. Fu- ture columns and special issues of R &R will examine the results of the study in detail.

Callous America has fairly consistently mirrored the findings in the most

recent Edison study as many hip -hop songs have risen to the top on the strength of their appeal in those demos.

This week three hip -hop titles each re-

ceive the Hit Potential tag because they

have yet to chart in the top 25 on R&R's Pop chart. "Big Pimpin "' by Jay -Z (Roc- A- FeIIa/IDJMG) ranks No. 3

overall with a 178. -The Next Episode" by Dr- Dre (Aftermathanterscope) de- huts at No. 4 with a 337 total score.

"Country Grammar" by Nelly (Fo' ReeVUniver:+aI) rounds out the top five overall with a 3.74. The appeal of each

song is the same among female teens

and women I8 -24.

Total sample size is 400 respondents with a +/ -5 margin of error. Total memo 'amiability estimates are based on a scale of 1 -5 (1 = dislike very much, 5 = like very much). Total famifeiy represents the percentage of respondents who recognized the song. Total bum represents the number of respondents who said they are tired of hearing the song. Songs must reach 40% familiarity before they appear in print. Hi Potential (HP) represents songs that have yet to chart in the top 25 on RARs CHR /Pop chart. Sample composition is based on females aged 12 -34, who responded favorably to a CHR /Pop musical montage in the following regions and markets: EAST: Baltimore, Boston, Long Island, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Providence. Washington, DC. SOUTH: Atlanta. Dallas, Houston, Miami, San Antonio, Tampa. MIDWEST Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland. Columbus. Detroit, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, St. Louis. WEST': Los Angeles, Phoenix. Portland. Sacramento. San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle. © 2000. RAH Inc.

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'N SYNC It's Gonna Be Me (Jive) MATCHBOX TWENTY Bent (Lava/Atlantic)

BRITNEY SPEARS Oops4...I Did It Again (Jive)

PINK There You Go (LaFace /Arista)

CREED Higher (Wind -up)

VERTICAL HORIZON Everything You Want (RCA)

AALIYAH Try Again (BlackGround)

ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Be With You (Interscope)

JOE I Wanna Kno. r (Jive)

NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl) (.550 Music /Epic)

BACKSTREET BOYS The One (Jive)

MACY GRAY I Try (Epic)

BBMAK Back Here (Hollywood)

G00 GOO DOLLS Broadvay (Warner Bros.)

MANDY MOORE I Wanna Be With You (550 Music/Epic)

JESSICA SIMPSON I Think I'm In Love With You (Columbia)

CHRISTINA AGUILERA I Turn To You (RCA)

EMINEM The Real Slim Shady (Aftermath Interscope)

SISQO Thong Song (Dragon /Def Soul/IDJMG)

DESTINY'S CHILD Say My Name (Columbia)

SPLENDER I Think God Can Explain (C2/Columb/a)

WESTLIFE Swear It Again (Arista)

TONI BRAXTON He Wasn't Man Enough (LaFace /Arista)

SISTER HAZEL Change Your Mind (Universal)

STING Desert Rose (A &M/Interscope)

DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin, Jumpin (Columbia)

W. HOUSTON & E. IGLESIAS Could I Have This Kiss. (Arista)

SOULDECISION Faded (MCA)

SAVAGE GARDEN Crash And Burn (Columbia)

ALICE DEEJAY Better Off Alone (Republic /Universal)

LARA FABIAN I Will Love Again (Columbia)

BON JOVI It's My Life (Island /IDJMG)

3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic /Universal)

JANET Doesn't Really Matter (Del Soul /IDJMG)

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Otherside (Warner Bros.)

DMX Party Up (Up In Here) (Ruff Ryders/IDJMG)

NO DOUBT Simple Kind Of Life (Interscope)

MARC ANTHONY You Sang To Me (Columbia)

VITAMIN C Graduation (Friends Forever) (Elektra/EEG)

BRIAN MCKNIGHT 6,8,12 (Motown/Universal)

EN VOGUE Riddle (EastWest/EEG)

JAY -Z Big Pimpin' (Roc- A- Fella/IDJMG)

SHAGGY Dance & Shout (MCA)

LEO West Side Story (Arista)

HANSON If Only (Island /IDJMG)

NINA GORDON Tonight And The Rest Of My... (Warner Bros.)

INNOSENSE Say No More (RCA)

BLAME 808 (Track Masters/Columbia)

TAKE 5 Shake It Off (Elektra/EEG)

SANTANA FIEVERLAST Put Your Lights On (Arista)

TOTAL 1 - GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS PLAYS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADOS

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9480 +176 1008322 10 172/0

8390 +543 805273 11 167/0

8363 -598 813255 12 172/0

8280 +577 965766 17 156/1

8199 +7 877000 23 163/0

7867 -273 876405 29 165/0

6749 +641 783904 10 155/5

6634 -782 639066 17 167/0

6577 +634 652656 10 161/1

6367 +657 740628 9 164/2

5921 -127 559763 9 169/0

5906 -763 591673 23 162/0

5476 +296 531084 12 169/1

4867 -275 442602 13 148/0

4811 +278 499470 11 165/3

4792 +949 467343 5 165/6

4668 -880 459171 13 159/0

4655 -50 584638 8 139/0

4329 -790 480022 15 149/0

3852 -430 420045 22 131/0

3690 +202 313188 16 132/1

3590 -12 330365 19 142/3

3050 +474 430628 9 107/9

2876 +322 229235 6 123/1

2569 +416 298430 7 133/4

2487 +671 273041 4 104/22

2483 +135 256320 6 137/3

2332 +488 186949 3 132/9

2322 -574 299654 15 122/0

2193 -465 386322 17 112/0

2134 +385 281950 5 118/9

1827 +355 198142 6 99/6

1796 +712 137646 2 108/6

1748 +721 214701 3 106/19

1723 -686 181897 17 95/0

1604 +70 179863 7 70/1

1438 +144 118525 4 91/10

1325 -230 145663 19 102/0

1280 -1441 143303 15 115/0

1263 +174 118834 4 74/5

1050 -435 151427 11 65/0

1010 +175 115632 2 54/7

980 +568 141647 1 88/25

868 +156 61710 2 59/2

836 +203 88309 2 54/4

811 +219 75883 1 65/4

783 +79 79155 2 69/1

771 +64 60132 8 8/0

735 +116 61038 1 68/3

673 +43 46877 1 53/0

ARTIST TITLE LABEL'S)

Most Added®

EVERCLEAR Wonderful (Capitol)

MACY GRAY Why Didn't You Call Me (Epic)

JON SECADA Stop (550 Music/Epic)


NO AUTHORITY Can I Get Your Number (Maverick)

DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin. Jumpin (Columbia)

SONIDUE Sky (Farmclub /Republic/Universal)

JANET Doesn't Really Matter (Del Soul /IDJMG)

DEBELAH MORGAN Dance With Me (DAS /Atlantic)

DON PHILIP You Make Me Love You...More (Jive)

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JANET Doesn't Really Matter (Def Soul-1DJMG) +721

3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic /Universal) +712

DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin. Jumpin (Columbia) +671

NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story...) (550 Music/Epic) +657

AALIYAH Try Again (BlackGround) +641

JOE I Wanna Know (Jive)

PINK There You Go (LaFace /Arista)


MATCHBOX TWENTY Bent (Lava/Atlantic)

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Most Added Is the total number of new adds officially reported to RAR

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NEVE Its Over Now (PortraiUC2/Columbia) Total Plays: 663. Total Stations: 54. Adds: 7

TIM JAMES I'll Be Your Secret (C2/Columbia) Total Plays: 595. Total Stations: 56. Adds: 3

KINAGirl From The Gutter (Dream Works) Total Plays: 577. Total Stations: 63. Adds: 8

DCRU I Will Be Waiting (Elektra/EEG) Total Plays: 547. Total Stations: 50. Adds: 3

BOYZ N GIRLZ UNITED Messed... (EdelAmerica) Total Plays: 483. Total Stations: 35. Adds: 4

EVERCLEAR Wonderful (Capitol) Total Plays: 459. Total Stations: 115. Adds: 112

HOKU How Do I Feel (GeferUlnterscope) Total Plays: 440. Total Stations: 47. Adds: 5

NEXTWifey (Arista) Total Plays: 393. Total Stations: 30. Adds: 7

SONIQUE Sky (Farmclub /Republic.Universal) Total Plays: 356. Total Stations: 51. Adds: 20

NO AUTHORITY Can I Get Your Number (Maverick) Total Plays: 346. Total Stations: 66. Adds. 23

DEBELAR MORGAN Dance With Me (DAS/Atlantic) Total Plays: 329. Total Stations: 56. Adds: 17

NELLY Country Grammar (Fo' ReeLUniversal) Total Plays: 318. Total Stations: 22. Adds: 4

DON PHILIP You Make Me Love You...More (Jive) Total Plays: 246. Total Stations: 41. Adds: 13

NOBODY'S ANGEL I Can't Help Myself (Hollywood) Total Plays: 209. Total Stations: 26. Adds 4

ELW00D Sundown (Palm/London) Total Plays: 196. Total Stations: 22. Adds: 6

MACY GRAY Why Didn't You Call Me (Epic) Total Plays: 180. Total Stations: 90. Adds: 89

Songs ranked by total plays

R&R And Lawman Promotion's First Annual Rhythmic Jam

PARTY UP IN HERE

R &R and Lawman Promotion's first annual Rhythmic Jam was a success. Convention -goers went crazy enjoying the free food and cocktails. Pictured here are (l -r) Lawman's Jim Burgin, Dan Posner, Gary Spangler, Desiree Ornetas, R &R CEO Erica Farber, Lawman's Greg

Lawley, R &R Dir. /Charts & Formats Kevin McCabe, CHR Editor Tony Novia, our new CHR Co-

Asst. Editor Gloria Guzman, and CHR Asst. Editor Renee' Bell.

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Lawman Promotion's Greg Lawley has got his eye on this lovely young lady, not to men-

tion his arm, his cheek.... They don't call him "Daddy" for nothing! Here's Lawley with Virgin recording artist Crystal.

ORANGE JUICE, HUH?

Lazie Bone from Bone Thugs -N- Harmony stopped by the Century Plaza Hotel to check out the Rhythmic Jam. Pictured here are (l -r) Lawman Promotion's Greg Lawley, Koch's Nat'l Dir. /Rhythm Crossover Promotion Dee Sonaram, Layzie of Mo Thugs Family and Lawman's

Dan Posner.

Here's KYLD /San Francisco APD /MD Jazzy Jim at the turntables entertaining the Rhythmic Jam attendees by the pool at the Century Plaza Hotel.

If you missed this party, you missed a chance to hang out with BlackGround recording

artist Aaliyah. She stopped by the Rhythmic Jam to chill out and get her groove on. Pictured here are (l -r) Lawman's Dan Posner and Greg Lawley, Aaliyah and Lawman's Gary

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Most Pia od Recurrent TUNED -IN RbR/MEDIABASE 24/7

SONIQUE It Feels So Good (Farmclub /Republic/Universal)

SANTANA F/PRODUCT G&B Maria Maria (Arista)

'N SYNC Bye Bye Bye (Jive)

FAITH HILL Breathe (Warner Bros.)

THIRD EYE BLIND Never Let You Go (Elektra/EEG)

SANTANA F/ROB THOMAS Smooth (Arista)

BLAQUE Bring It All To Me (Track Masters /Columbia)

MARC ANTHONY I Need To Know (Columbia)

CHRISTINA AGUILERA What A Girl Wants (RCA)

LONESTAR Amazed (BNA)

TRAIN Meet Virginia (Aware /Columbia)

SAVAGE GARDEN I Knew I Loved You (Columbia)

SMASH MOUTH All Star (lnterscope)

SUGAR RAY Someday (Lava/Atlantic)

CHRISTINA AGUILERA Genie In A Bottle (RCA)

TLC Unpretty (LaFace /Arista)

JENNIFER LOPEZ If You Had My Love (Work/Epic)

CELINE DION That's The Way It Is (550 Music /Epic)

BRIAN MCKNIGHT Back At One (Motown /Universal)

GOO GOO DOLLS Slide (Warner Bros.) .

CHR/POP Going For Adds 7/5V0

DR. DRE The Next Episode (Aftermath /lnterscope) SHAGGY Dance & Shout (MCA)

WAMDUE PROJECT King Of My Castle (Republic /Universal)

Will all industry folk please report to the nearest bar for a music meeting? Pictured are

(l -r): WNOU/Indianapolis PD Scrap Jackson, JMKs Rick Cooper, KZON /Phoenix PD Chris

Ebbot, JMA's John Kilgo, WNOU MD Jana, IDJMG's Danny Cooper and Mike Easterlin,

R &R's Tony Novia, and IDJMG's Ken Lane.

WVYB/Daytona Beach

3am

BACKSTREET BOYS As Long As You Love Me


JEWEL Who Will Save Your Soul

JOE I Wanna Know

EIFFEL 65 Blue (Da Ba Dee)

MANDY MOORE I Wanna Be With You

BRANDY & MONICA The Boy Is Mine

ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Be With You

FAITH HILL This Kiss

DESTINY'S CHILD Say My Name

GREEN DAY Time Of Your Life (Good...)


CREED Higher

SANTANA IEVERLAST Put Your Lights On

NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story 01 A Girl)

11am

SMASH MOUTHAII Star

BRITNEY SPEARS Oops!...I Did It Again

MELISSA ETHERIDGE I'm The Only One

LONESTAR Amazed


AEROSMITH I Don't Want To Miss A Thing

LEANN RIMES 1 Need You

COLLECTIVE SOUL December

MACY GRAY 1Try

SLAQUEBring It All To Me

CHER Believe

EIFFEL 65 Blue (Da Ba Dee)

4pm

RICKY MARTIN Livin' La Vida Loca

MATCHBOX TWENTYBent

CELINE DION That's The Way It Is

PINK There You Go

SUGAR RAY Someday

THIRD EYE BLIND Never Let You Go

ALICE DEEJAY Better Off Alone


TLC Unpretty

SHAWN MULLINS Lullaby


LOU BEGA Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit Of...)

8pm

'N SYNC Bye Bye Bye

CREED Higher

ALANIS MORISSETTE You Oughta Know

MARCANTHONYI Need To Know

GOO GOO DOLLS Broadway

SIXPENCE NONE THE RICHER There She Goes

SANTANA F/EVERLAST Put Your Lights On

TONE -LOC Funky Cold Medina

INI KAMOZE Here Comes The Hotstepper

SOULDECISIONFaded

MACY GRAY ITry

BRIAN MCKNIGHTBack At One


WRVW/Nashville

3am

NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story OfA Girl)

NEXT Too Close

JESSICA SIMPSON' Think I'm In Love With You

BLESSID UNION OF SOULS I Wanna Be There


MACY GRAY ITry

AEROSMITHCryin'

MATCHBOX TWENTYBent

FAITH HILL Breathe

BLUES TRAVELER Hook

JOE I Wanna Know

G00 GOD DOLLS It's Over Now

NEVE It's Over Now

PINK There You Go

11am


'N SYNC Bye Bye Bye


MATCHBOX 20 Real World

BRITNEY SPEARS Oo ps!... I Did It Again

GOO G00 DOLLS Iris


LEN Steal My Sunshine

MACY GRAY ITry

FASTBALL The Way

SHAGGY Dance & Shout

ROBYN Show Me Love

LENNY KRAVITZ Fly Away

4pm

TLC Creep


BLINK-182 All The Small Things

'N SYNC It's Gonna Be Me

BRIAN MCKNIGHTAnytime



GIN BLOSSOMS Hey Jealousy

BON JOVIIt's My Life

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Scar Tissue

JOE I Wanna Know

SMASHMOUTHAII Star

8pm

PINK There You Go


MATCHBOX TWENTYBent

'N SYNC It's Gonna Be Me

WESTLIFE Swear It Again

AALIYAH Try Again

JESSICA SIMPSONI Think I'm In Love With You



THIRD EYE BLIND Never Let You Go

NEVE It's Over Now

BBMAKBack Here

MARIAWCAREYAlways Be My Baby

Monitored airplay data supplied by Medabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio

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KGOT Anchorage. AK

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WAYV Atlantic City. NJ

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WZNYAughsla. GA' OM: John Shomby PD'. T.J. McKay AMMO. Michael Chase

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AALIYAH Try Again (BlackGround) 3257 -123 480324 17 65/0 DMX What You Want (Ruff Ryders/IDJMG) 10

JOE I Wanna Know (Jive) 2961 -108 425250 24 64/0 SONIQUE Sky (Farmclub /RepubliciUniversal) 8

DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin. Jumpin (Columbia) 2810 +20 314219 16 53/0 DEBELAH MORGAN Dance With Me (DAS /Atlantic) 7

DR. DRE The Next Episode (Aftermath/Interscope) 2514 +195 430528 9 60/2 RUFF ENDZ No More (Epic) 6

NEXT Wifey (Arista) 2311 +41 300501 7 58/0 PINK Most Girls (LaFace /Arista) 6

DMX Party Up (Up In Here) (Ruff Ryders/IDJMG) 2209 -10 285112 19 61/0 TONY TOUCH I Wonder Why (He's...) (Tommy Boy) 6

NELLY Country Grammar (Fo' Reel/Universal) 2204 +249 292806 13 58/2 WYCLEF JEAN It Doesn't Matter (Ruffhouse/Columbia) 6

SISOO Thong Song (Dragon/Def Soul /IDJMG) 2196 -338 289165 22 65/0 LUCY PEARL Dance Tonight (Overbrook/Pookie /Beyond) 5

'N SYNC It's Gonna Be Me (Jive) 1969 +262 233405 7 41/1 EVE F /JADAKISS Got It All (Ruff Ryders/lnterscope) 5

DA BRAT What'chu Like (So So Def /Columbia) 1844 +175 348491 8 50/2 SHAGGY Dance & Shout (MCA) 5

BRITNEY SPEARS Oops!...I Did It Again (Jive) 1702 -212 176729 11 40/0 TONI BRAXTON Just Be A Man About It (LaFace/Arista) 5

JANET Doesn't Really Matter (Def Soul/IDJMG) 1656 +338 237579 5 51/2 TRINA Pull Over (Slip 'N Slide/Atlantic) 5

PINK There You Go (LaFace /Arista) 1493 -171 279788 23 44/0

JAGGED EDGE Let's Get Married (So So Def /Columbia) 1364 +86 218127 9 43/2

AVANT Separated (Magic Johnson/MCA) 1297 +142 196012 5 43/1

TONI BRAXTON He Wasn't Man Enough (LaFace/Arista) 1236 -209 233554 17 45/0

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CHRISTINA AGUILERA I Turn To You (RCA) 939 -120 93563 13 33/0 JANET Doesn't Really Matter (Del SouVIDJMG) +338

CARL THOMAS I Wish (Bad Boy /Arista) 938 -89 166495 12 39/0 KANDI Don't Think I'm Not (So So Del /Columbia) +317

LUCY PEARL Dance Tonight (Overbrook/Pookie /Beyond) 915 +155 209073 6 34/5 SISQO Incomplete (Dragon /Del Soul /IDJMG) +309

SISQO Incomplete (Dragon/Def Soul/IDJMG) 899 +309 137203 2 47/2 SHAGGY Dance & Shout (MCA) +292

MYA F /JADAKISS Best Of Me (University/lnterscope) 883 -124 155312 13 37/0 'N SYNC It's Gonna Be Me (Jive) +262

NU FLAVOR 3 Little Words (Reprise) 881 -111 100856 14 30/0 NELLY Country Grammar (Fo' Reel/Universal) +249

ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Be With You (lnterscope) 798 -175 112403 16 25/0 PINK Most Girls (LaFace /Arista) +233

BRIAN MCKNIGHT 6.8,12 (Motown/Universal) 797 -94 105580 8 41/0 COMMON The Light (MCA) +214

ALICE DEEJAY Better Off Alone (Republic /Universal) 774 -34 179631 17 29/0 RUFF ENDZ No More (Epic) +196

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SHAGGY Dance 8 Shout (MCA) Total Plays. 361. Total Stations 15. Adds 5

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SAMMIE Crazy Things I Do (Freeworld/Capitol) Total Plays: 308. Total Stations: 20. Adds: 3

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DMX What You Want (Ruff Ryders/IDJMG) Total Plays. 304. Total Stations. 14. Adds: 10

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TONY TOUCH I Wonder Why (He's...) (Tommy Boy) Total Plays: 139. Total Stations: 13. Adds: 6

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Mix Show Top 30 ® June 30, 2000

1 OR. DRE The Next Episode (Aftermath /Interscope)

2 EMINEM The Real Slim Shady ( Aftermath /Interscope)

3 DMX Party Up (Up In Here) (Ruff Ryders /IDJMG) 4 AALIYAH Try Again (BlackGround)

5 JAY -Z Big Pimpin' (Roc- A- Fella/IOJMG)

6 NELLY Country Grammar (Universal)

7 DA BRAT What'chu Like (So So Del /Columbia) 8 DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin' Jumpin' (Columbia)

9 KURUPT Who Ride Wit Us (Antra/Artemis) 10 NEXT Wifey (Arista) 11 504 BOYZ Wobble Wobble (No Limit/Priority) 12 ALICE DEEJAY Better Off Alone (Republic /Universal) 13 SISOO Thong Song (Dragon /Del Soul / IDJMG)

14 BLACK ROB Whoa! (Bad Boy /Arista) 15 JUVENILE Back That An Up (Cash Money /Universal) 16 MADISON AVENUE Don't Call Me Baby (C2 /Columbia) 17 PINK There You Go (LaFace/Arista)

18 MYA F /JADAKISS Best Of Me (University/Interscope) 19 DR. DRE Xplosive (Aftermath /Interscope) 20 DR. ORE F/SNOOP & DEVON F"k U (Aftermath /Interscope)

21 EVE F /JADAKISS Got It All (Ruff Ryders /Interscope) 22 ICE CUBE F/DR. DRE & MC REN Hello (Priority) 23 JOE I Wanna Know (Jive)

24 LIL' KIM No Matter What They Say (Queen Bee /Undeas /Atlantic) 25 DR. ORE F/EMINEM Forgot About Dre (Aftermath /Interscope)

26 CARL THOMAS I Wish (Bad Boy /Arista) 27 LOX Ryde Or Die. Chick (Ruff Ryders/lnterscope) 28 SNOOP PRESENTS EASTSIDAZ Got Beef (Dogghouse/TVT)

29 LUCY PEARL Dance Tonight (Overlook/Pookie /Beyond)

30 GHOST FACE KILLAH Cherchez Laghost (Razor /Epic)

37CHR/Rhylhmic Mix Show Reporters

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JANET THE KWMPS

erer Dal Soul/10/A/G

She left her fans dangling by a Velvet Rope for a brief spell, but now she's

back with a new look, sound and vibe. Janet is co- starring in the upcoming corn-

edy Nutty Professor ll: The Klumps, in which she plays Denise Gains, a col- league of Professor Sherman Klump (Eddie Murphy). Her latest release. "Doesn't

Really Matter," continues to gain major airplay and climb the charts - not to 3

mention that it's Most Added at Urban, CHR /Pop and Rhythmic. The song is

about a woman who tries to convince her man that what others say about the

relationship doesn't matter, that what matters is that they love each other. But.

as always, somebody else has to put their two cents in. There's always a med-

dling friend or relative who feels as though they should offer relationship advice,

and usually they are unattached ... Hmm. Overall the track is simple. but the

catchy chorus and breakdown in the middle of the song are what set it off for

me. I had to listen to it a couple of times to really feel it. but it grew on me. I

guess it's because it was such a different sound for Janet. But because I'm one

of her biggest fans. I had to give it another listen. - Renee Bell

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Asst. Editor

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Pablo Sato

MD - KIKI /Honolulu

Unfortunately, I had a desire to get into the radio business when a local

radio station talent search came to my high school. Ever since then I wanted

to get into the biz. I started off as an intern. and the radio bug just hit me.

A friend hooked me up with the local night jock. I started coming in about

twice a week and then. bam! - I started coming in every night. Eventually I wound up doing overnights. Right now I'm doing afternoons from 3 to 4.

My plans are just to improve the situation I'm in and maintaining. One day

I want to run my own station in a major market.

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60 r CHR/Rhythmic June 30, 2000

Most Played R TUNED -IN

DESTINY'S CHILD Say My Name (Columbia)

DR. DRE F/EMINEM Forgot About Dre (Aftermath /Interscope)

SANTANA F/PRODUCT G&B Maria Maria (Arista)

JUVENILE Back That Thang Up (Cash Money /Universal)

702 Where My Girls At? (Motown /Universal)


BLAQUE Bring It All To Me (Track Masters /Columbia)

SONIQUE It Feels So Good (Farmclub /Republic /Universal)

OL' DIRTY BASTARD Got Your Money (Elektra/EEG)

MISSY "MISDEMEANOR" ELLIOTT Hot Boyz (EastWest/EEG)

CHRISTINA AGUILERA What A Girl Wants (RCA)

BLAINE 808 (Track Masters /Columbia)

112 Anywhere (Bad Boy /Arista)


JAY -Z F /AMIL AND JA Can I Get A... (Del Jam /IDJMG)

CHRISTINA AGUILERA Genie In A Bottle (RCA)

TLC No Scrubs (LaFace /Arista)

MARIAH CAREY Heartbreaker (Columbia)

DESTINY'S CHILD Bills, Bills, Bills (Columbia)

DESTINY'S CHILD Bug A Boo (Columbia)


WAMDUE PROJECT King Of My Castle (Republic /Universal)

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11am

MONIFAH Touch It OR. DRE F/EMINEM Forgot About Dre

BRIAN MCKNIGHT 6. 8. 12

OL' DIRTY BASTARD Got Your Money BRITNEY SPEARS Oops!...I Did It Again PUFF DADDY l/MASE Can't Nobody Hold Me...

BLAOUE Bring It All To Me

AALIYAH try Again DA BRAT I%TYRESEWhat'chu Like

EVE Love Is Blind JENNIFER LOPEZ If You Had My Love

SAMMIE I Like It

DESTINY'S CHILD No No No

JAGGED EDGE L et's Get Married

4pm

DR. ORE The Next Episode

SALT- N- PEPAShoop BRITNEY SPEARS Oops!...I Did It Again WHITNEY HOUSTON My Love Is Your Love

NU FLAVOR 3 Little Words MASE Feel So Good AALIYAH Try Again OUTKAST Rosa Parks

NEXT Wiley PINK There You Go

EMINEM The Real Slim Shady DESTINY'S CHILD Bug A Boo BACKSTREET BOYS The One

8pm

PINK There You Go

W SYNC Its Gonna Be Me

JUVENILE Back That Thang Up

NEXT Wiley NICOLE Make It Hot

DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin. Jumpin SANTANA I/PRODUCT G &BMaria Maria

CHRISTINA AGUILERA I Turn To You

OR. ORE F/EMINEM Forgot About Dre

JANET Doesn't Really Matter BRITNEY SPEARS Oops!..I Did It Again

W. HOUSTON I/E. IGLESIASCould I Have This...

GINUWINE What's So Different

WWKX/Providence

11am

DMX Party Up (Up In Here)

CHRISTINA AGUILERA I Turn To You

EVE Love Is Blind NEXT Wiley NOREAGA Superthug SISQO Thong Song AVANT Separated DIGABLE PLANETS Rebirth Of Slick Cool like...

JOE I Wanna Know NELLY Country Grammar LAURYN HILL Ex- Factor

4pm

MARIAN CAREY Heartbreaker

DA BRAT I/TYRESEWhaI'chu Like

JAY -ZBig Pimpin' LAURYN HILL Can't Take My Eyes Off You

SOLE' 1 /GINUWINEIt Wasn't Me

BEANIE SIGEL I/EVE Remember Them Days

NEXT Wiley

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JOE I Wanna Know 504 BOYZ Wobble. Wobble

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JAGGED EDGE Let's Get Married BIG PUNISHER It's So Hard

DR. DRE The Next Episode AVANT Separated NELLY Country Grammar NEXT Wiley

EMINEM The Real Slim Shady ALICE DEEJAY Better OH Alone

DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin. Jumpin BIG TYMERS Get Your Roll on

504 BOYZ Wobble. Wobble

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ft's a Wrap! R &R Industry Achievement Award Winners for Y2K

Iis year No. 3 of the R &R Industry Achievement Awards, and here are the winners for 2000. All of our winners received their trophies two weeks ago at R &R Convention 20(X).Thanks once

_ again for taking the time to fill out your ballots and vote. Our sincere thanks to Miller, Kaplan, Arase & Co. for their efficiency in tabulating the ballots again this year. Are you ready? OK. here we go!

Urban Station Of The Year: WGCI -FM/Chicago

WGCI -FM/Chicago is on a three-

year roll of winning the R &R Industry Achievement Award for Urban Station

of the Year. 'GCI continues at the top

of the market's ratings: In the current spring Phase 2 Arbitrend WGCI is still ranked No. I overall with a 6.9 share.

WGCI OM/PD Elroy R.C. Smith says.

I want to thank God. who's the consultant for this radio station. I also want

to thank R &R and all the people who

respect what we do here at WGCI. It's always challenging here. and things sometimes happen in this building that

are shocking. But at the same time. it's a family cnvimnment. It's really about

this team we have here. Mary and I

have just helped to lay the foundation.

and the team runs with it from them.

-I just want to give the credit for this

award to the team. Why'? Because they

arc people who are passionate about

working at this radio station. especially

our jocks. who treat their airshifts as

shows. not just little radio shifts. So the

sounds of the radio station come from the hard work of the jocks. And all the

people who work behind the scenes.

who arc rarely acknowledged. deserve

credit as well. This is a team effort and

acommitment we've made to winning and to this radio station. All I can say is

thanks!'

Program Director Of The Year: Helen Little,

W USL- FMPhiladelphia

, a programmer. WUSL -FM Ptmer 9)) t) I Ilclen Lisle has put

Irr mark on the Philadelphia Urban ra-

dio station. I ielen' :n S. ..First. Ist ntc say

that I am really sorry I had to miss this

year's R &R Convention. We had a big

promotion event I had to attend. But I was totally surprised and very excited when I got the news. It really means a

lot to me to win an award from R &R because it's such a highly respected

publication. All I can say is that being recognized by your peers is always great. Thanks."

Musk Director Of The Year: Angela Harris.

WQUE/New Orleans

Angela Hams is the 2000 Urban MD of the Year. "Uptown Angela." as

she's known down in New Orleans. is

truly deserving of this award. Angela started her career right there in her

hometown at 'QUE. and she's showing what can happen with the popular- ity of a hometown girl.

Personality Of The Year: Wendy Williams,

WUSL- FM/Philadelphia

Wendy Williams has done it again.

This makes back -to-hack wins for the

Power 99 morning personality. Wendy is well -known in the city and continues to get ratings results as well as re-

maining popular with her industry peers.

Platinum Label Of The Year: Arista Records

For the third consecutive year Arista

has been voted the Urban Platinum Label of the Year. Arista continues to ride high with its powerful stable of hitmaking artists. such as veteran Whitney Houston. Puff Daddy. TLC and now Carl Thomas. The Arista promotional staff continues to show its

professionalism while getting great re-

sults.

LABEL of the YEAR Urban

PLATINUM GOLD

PRIORITY Fi E C O R OS

Gold Label Of The Year: Priority

Priority Records is this years deserv-

ing recipient of the R &R Gold Label of the Year Industry Achievement Award.


Larry Khan, Jive

This makes two consecutive years that Larry Khan has won Promotion Executive of the Year. In 1999 he

won for Urban AC. and this year he

wins for Urban. Khan tells me. "It's very heartwarming to know that this award isn't just something someone dreamed up. Lt's nice to know that my peers really do cart about me and re-

spect me in this industry and that they voted for me to get this award. That stakes this award all that much more meaningful. Knowing that there are

real ballots and that people really voted makes it special.

"I really want to thank my staff. be-

cause I couldn't do it without them. Plus. I'd really like to thank my three

mentors. Varnell Johnson. Barry Weiss

and the infamous key Bonner."

Urban AC Station Of The Year:

WDAS -FM/Philadelphia

For the past two years W DAS -FM has

been the recipient of the Urban AC Sta-

tion Of the Year. and once again the sta-

tion has made a clean sweep of the R &R Industry Achievement Awards in the

programming. music and station catego-

ries. The only category it didn't take this

year was Urban AC Personality.

'DAS continues its love affair with the people of the City of Brotherly Love. Its kind of like the wôrts hankie Crocker used when he was on the ra-

dio every day hack on WBLS /New York. We'll adapt it for WDAS: -This is WDAS on your radio, or your radio isn't really on!" I think that says it all

hen you're speaking of WDAS in

Philadelphia.

Program Director Of The Year:

Joe "ButterbaW' Tamburro, WDAS/Philadelphia

"Three- peat!" is the chant from the

excited crowd, and, sure enough. Joe

"Butterball" Tamburro has been voted


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in as Urban AC Program Director of the Year for the third time. Obviously. there are other excellent Urban AC sta-

tions and PDs in this country. hut Tamburro seems to have chemistry with the people who do the voting.

Joe. as he's always been. is humbled by the news of his win. "Winning this award one time was very flattering and

exciting. To win if two years in a row was like, wow! I was speechless. Then

to know that a panel of your peers did the voting is really incredible. Now to win a third time - I am just speech-

less at this honor. On behalf of the en-

tire staff here at WDAS-FM, we am all most grateful to have won Urban AC Station, PD and MD of the Year. Daisy Davis and I am both very appreciative of all the people who work very hard here and make our jobs look easy. Thanks to everybody."

Music Director Of Tlx: liar: Daisy Davis,

WDAS- F141/Philadelphia

Davis has been in her position as

MD of WDAS for a number of years.

Here's what she says about the award: "This is fantastic. What an honor for a

radio station. for Joe and myself. The fact that this is the third year we've been honored.... I don't know what to say. Not being egotistical or arrogant. we're very humbled by these awards again this year. but we think the award for Urban AC Station of the Year should just he named the WDAS -FM Award. Tom Joyner won an award so

many times that they just named it after him. Why can't we he like Tom?"

Personality Of The Year: Isaac Hayes,

WRKS/New York

Hayes won this honor two years ago. and he's hack again this year in a

big way. With the current success of the new Shaft movie, it's quite fitting that Isaac Hayes of WRKS/New York is the Urban AC Personality of the Year. I guess you could say. "Just talkin' about Shaft!"


Arista records has once again done the so-called impossible! The company won for the third consecutive year in both the Urban and Urban AC catego-

ries. The Arista promotions team under-

stands what it means to get the job done on a consistent basis. Arista EVPBlack Music Lionel Ridenour remarks. "I think that it's a great honor coming from a publication like R &R, which is

basically the report cant of the industry every week. I think that it's a great tribute to the leadership of my national staff: Michael Johnson, Cece McClen- don, Vanessa Berryer. James Cochran and Martha Frye. Their leadership. ex-

ecution and dedication are what makes

it happen. We accept the award with pride and with the goal of trying to achieve these same heights next year"

Gold Label Of The Year: Qwest

In the Urban AC Gold Label of the

Year category. Quincy Jones' Qwest Records has taken the R &R Industry Achievement Award. Qwest has done an outstanding job this year. and you. our voters. have noticed. Qwest's tarry Davis says. "It goes without saying that

we are both excited and pleased to be

this year's winner of this award. We share the award with all of our employees. our supporters at radio and our pan -

mers at Warner Bros. and WEA. This is

a true honor."


Cynthia Johnson, Columbia Records Group

Sr. VP /Promotion Cynthia Johnson of the Columbia Records Group has

captured this year's Urban AC Promo- tion Executive of the Year Award. Our sincere congratulations to Cynthia for her direction and leadership in the in-

dustry. The Notre Dame graduate continues to excel each year she's in the

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JAGGED EDGE Let's Get Married (So So Def /Columbia) 3182 -134 425743 12 83/0

AVANT Separated (Magic Johnson/MCA) 3169 -29 391507 14 83/2

NEXT Wifey (Arista) 2816 +203 312130 8 82/0

DONELL JONES Where I Wanna Be (Untouchables/LaFace/Arista) 2719 -166 405534 16 79/0

LUCY PEARL Dance Tonight (Overbrook/Pookie/Beyond) 2572 +15 304020 11 80/2

IDEAL Whatever (Noontime/Virgin) 2381 +105 244860 7 80/3

CARL THOMAS I Wish (Bad Boy /Arista) 2264 -190 362090 15 77/0

SIS00 Incomplete (Dragon/Def SouiIDJMG) 2242 +372 302502 5 81/0

WHITNEY HOUSTON & DEBORAH COX Same Script... (Arista) 2195 +116 244260 8 78/0

DA BRAT What'chu Like (So So Def /Columbia) 2066 +196 237851 8 80/1

RUFF ENDZ No More (Epic) 1913 +292 245422 4 80/2

NELLY Country Grammar (Fo' Reel /Universal) 1905 +95 222301 12 63/2

JAY -Z Big Pimpin' (Roc- A- Fe/la/IDJMG) 1857 -160 249395 12 72/0

D'ANGELO Send It On (Cheeba SoundNirgin) 1772 -45 158523 9 76/1

JOE Treat Her Like A Lady (Jive) 1749 +75 178160 6 81/0

SAMMIE Crazy Things I Do (Freeworld/Capito!) 1694 +151 163501 7 66/2

AALIYAH Try Again (BlackGround) 1647 -256 281101 16 69/0

KELLY PRICE As We Lay (Del Soul /IDJMG) 1640 +258 211046 4 78/0

TRICK DADDY Shut Up (Slip 'N Slide /Atlantic) 1612 -183 157727 13 74/0

DR. DRE The Next Episode (Aftermath /lnterscope) 1569 +174 188317 6 70/0

BIG TYMERS Get Your Roll On (Cash Money/Universal) 1558 +17 174488 10 62/0

JANET Doesn't Really Matter (Def Soul /IDJMG) 1539 +366 193035 3 77/3

R. KELLY Bad Man ( LaFace/Arista) 1537 +167 169505 3 74/0

LIL' KIM No Matter What They Say (Queen Bee /Undeas/Atlantic) 1422 +231 153558 4 74/2

DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin, Jumpin (Columbia) 1413 +106 131999 4 71/2

EMINEM The Real Slim Shady (Aftermath /lnterscope) 1382 -300 186933 8 71/0

504 BOYZ Wobble, Wobble (No Limit/Priority) 1373 -342 154889 13 68/0

AALIYAH F/DMX Come Back In One Piece ( BlackGround) 1336 +209 122309 3 68/1

MARY J. BLIGE Your Child (MCA) 1316 +59 181307 13 75/1

METHRONE Loving Each Other 4 Life (Clatown /Capitol) 1307 +92 122569 8 56/6

BUSTA RHYMES Get Out ( Violator,IFlipmode /Elektra/EEG) 1193 +8 104381 7 74/0

MYA F /JADAKISS Best Of Me (University /lnterscope) 1141 -203 148331 12 62/0

TONI BRAXTON He Wasn't Man Enough (LaFace /Arista) 1120 -150 172201 17 67/0

TORREY CARTER F/MISSY ELLIOTT Take That .(EastWest/EEG) 1084 +96 87659 7 61/1

YOLANDA ADAMS Open My Heart (Elektra/EEG) 1076 +100 120641 4 61/0

TONI BRAXTON Just Be A Man About It (LaFace/Arista) 1052 +457 109082 1 73/10

ICE CUBE F/DR. ORE & MC REN Hello (Lench Mob /Priority) 1012 +113 82983 4 64/0

EVE F /JADAKISS Got It All (Ruff Ryders/lnterscope) 998 +262 123738 2 64/0

SOMETHIN' FOR THE PEOPLE Bitch! With No Man (Warner Bros.) 995 -219 58883 9 49/0

THREE 6 MAFIA Sippin' On Da Syrup (Hypnotize Minds/Loud) 959 +109 111940 3 49/3

JUVENILE I Got That Fire (Cash Money /Universal) 851 -9 62646 5 53/0

DMX Party Up (Up In Here) (Ruff Ryders/IDJMG) 832 -81 141451 19 54/0

MARY MARY Shackles (Praise You) (C2/Columbia) 825 -172 128992 16 55/0

GERALD LEVERT Baby U Are (EastWest/EEG) 817 +253 80557 1 652

SAM SALTER Once My Sh" ( LaFace/Arista) 772 -213 48624 9 41/1

BIG PUNISHER It's So Hard (Loud) 761 -164 119555 12 44/0

COMMON The Light (MCA) 739 +294 86710 1 64/4

JERMAINE DUPRI & NAS F/MONICA I've Got ... (So So Del /Columbia) 684 -89 51771 5 53/0

DMX What You Want (Ruff Ryders/IDJMG) 669 +172 103568 1 60/58

RAH DIGGA Break Fool ( Violator /Flipmode/Elektra/EEG) 661 -41 51365 3 45/0

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DMX What You Want (Ruff Ryders/IDJMG)

LIL' ZANE F/112 Callin' Me (Worldwide/Priority)

NO QUESTION I Don't Care (Ruffnation WB)

JESSICA Get Up (Restless)

CARL THOMAS Summer Rain (Bad Boy /Arista)

WYCLEF JEAN It Doesn't Matter (Rullhouse/Columbia)

BEENIE MAN Girls Them Sugar (Virgin)

BIG PUNISHER 100% (Loud)

PRAT CAT PLAYERS F/COCO BROWN Sundress (Parlane)

LIL BOW WOW Bounce With Me (So So Del /Columbia)

TONY TOUCH I Wonder Why (He's...) (Tommy Boy)


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JANET Doesn't Really Matter (Def Sou!/IDJMG) +366

COMMON The Light (MCA) +294

RUFF ENDZ No More (Epic) +292

LIL BOW WOW Bounce... (So So Def /Columbia) +269

EVE F /JADAKISS Got It All (Ruff Ryders/Interscope) +262

KELLY PRICE As We Lay (Def Soul /IDJMG) +258

GERALD LEVERT Baby U Are (EastWest/EEG) +253

LIL' KIM No Matter... (Queen Bee/Undeas/Atlantic) +231

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ARTIST: LIL' ZANE F /112 SONO "CALLIN' ME"

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Iloved I I2's "Anywhere," but when I heard a voice proclaim, We can do it in a black

500 with the top down,' an eyebrow was

raised. The remix of that song featured the lyrical skills of a young man by the name of LiI' Zane. I liked his flow, but I had no idea

who he was: he was probably some relative or someone's homie just thrown into the mix. Nonetheless, every time Ed hear "Anywhere.' I couldn't wait till Zane's part came on so I

could rap along (I guess it would have helped

if I'd known the words). Then one day former Priority Mix Show Coordinator Robert Pau

brought Zane to *R&R. Not only was Zane

.soon polite and personable, he's got the cut- est smile! It was at that moment I realized that if his MC skills don't win over the industry, that "Kool -Aid" smile definitely will.

"I live the life of a celebrity /A made figga/ Way bigga than them other cats you love to see," exclaims Zane on "Catlin' Me," the second single from his forthcoming album, Young World: The Future. Rapping about the

craziness of fame. Lit' Zane (sounding like 2Pac's younger brother) talks about the de-

mands of his hectic schedule, getting chased by fanatic females wanting autographs and

making some serious money. "I'm gettin' paid like I'm 'pose to/My homies call me on my mobile/Wanna hang/We still close too," expresses the lyrical MC. Explaining how he

makes his, Zane conveys, "I switched positions with them poor cats/I write raps." (I write poetry, how much can I make?) Notic- ing a dramatic change in his lifestyle due to his entrance into the rap game, Zane pro- fesses. "Been all around the world/Turning squares into true playas/Cheap watches turned into Cartiers."

"Catlin' Me' has a lively track with Zane's. 2Pac -ish flow bouncing off it and I12's vocals coasting the melody. This song isn't over- hearing or offensive: it is simply a fun rap revealing the life of a "made figga."

When I had the pleasure of seeing Zane perform in Nashville, 1 was very impressed by a poem that he did a cappella. This poem. which seemed to be about his life. was emo- tionally touching: socially educating and profoundly thoughtful. That morning. at the Pri- ority breakfast. Zane sounded more like the

hip -hop icon 2Pac than I've heard thus far.

2Pac and Notorious B.I.G. sat on thc pedes- tal of hip -hop not because of their sound. but because of the intensity of their lyrical content. Zane's poem might just be the first step

in his own elevation. Peace.

- Tanya O'Quinn Asst. Urban Editor

Johnny Taylor "Soul Heaven" (Malaco)

with Thomas Henderson

PD/MD - WKGN/Knoxville, TN I

Johnny Taylor's new single, "Soul Heaven," is abouta man who dreams about musical

artists who have gone on before us. Taylor cites many of them, from Mahalia Jackson to

Otis Redding to members of The Temptations. This song is o soulful dedication to the

legendary artists of yesteryear whose talent was genuine, and listening to it brings back a

lot of memories.

I think both Urban and Urban AC should give a listen to "Soul Heaven." It displays a lot

of our history, as for as black music is concerned. The irony is that Mr. Taylor has recently

passed on himself, and I guess he's with those artists he mentions in the song. Urban AC,

by all means, should definitely give a listen to this song. It can be added to the Quiet Storm

of any format, mainstream or adult. I don't think anyone would go wrong by listening to

Johnny Taylor's "Soul Heaven."

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AQL1vaNCE NOTICE Giving you fair warning: Tnese are the singles that are going for odds on

Wednesday (7/5).,

TIMBALAND & MAGOO We At It Again (BlockGround/Virgin)

The soulfully smooth vocalist BeBe Winans has just completed a project on Motown Records. The debut single from that project, "Coming Back Home." features tear jerking balladeer Brian McKnight and ultrasensitive crooner Joe. During R&R Convention 2000 Motown threw a party to unveil Winans' project. Pictured here (from l -r) are Motown National Dir /Promotions Cheryl Winston. R8R Dir. /Urban Music Marketing Herb Jones, Winans and Motown VP/Urban Promo- tion Sandra Sullivan and West Coast Regional Manager Philipp Embuido.

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DONELL JONES Do What I Gotta Do (LaFace/Arista) Total Plays 597 Total Stations. 45. Adds. 1

BEANIE SIGEL FIVE Remember... (Roc- A- Fella/IDJMG) Total Plays 524. Total Stations 42. Adds. 1

RPM 2000 I Want Your Body (Grand Jury/WB) Total Plays 454. Total Stations. 37 Adds 0

LIL BOW WOW Bounce With Me (So So Del /Columbia) Total Plays 393. Total Stations 55. Adds 12

PARENTAL ADVISORY Sundown (Dream Works) Total Plays 389, Total Stations 32 Adds. 0

TONY TOUCH I Wonder Why (He's...) (Tommy Boy) Total Plays. 385, Total Stations 39. Adds 12

BLACK ROB MIL' KIM 8 GDEPEspacio (Bad Boy /Arista) Toul Plays 377. Total Stations 42. Adds .0

AMEL LARRIEUX Sweet Misery (550 Music/Epic) Total Plays 309 Total Stations. 38. Adds 11

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DAVE K0Z F)MONTELL JORDAN Careless... (Capitol) Total Plays 286 Total Stations' 26. Adds. 0

CALVIN RICHARDSON I'll Take Her (Universal) Total Plays 283 Total Stations 16. As 1

UL' WAYNE Respect Us (Cash Money /Universal) Total Plays. 269. Total Stations' Adds. 0

RASHEEDA FIPASTOR TROY Do It (Motown) Total Plays. 242. Total Stations. 22. Adds. 2

DEF SQUAD Focus (Del Squad/DreamWorks) Total Plays. 235. Total Stations. 31. Adds'. 3

CUBAN UNK Flowers For... (Terror Squad/Atlantic) Total Plays. 194. Total Stations 15. Adds. 0

DEBELAH MORGAN Dance With Me (DAS/Atlantic) Total Plays 171 Total Stations. 30. Adds 10

KURUPT Who Ride Wit Us (Antra/Artemis) Total Plays 160 Total Stations. 22 Adds 6

NATURE MAS The Ultimate... (Track Masters/Columbia) Total Plays 158 Total Stations 23 Adds .2

JESSICA Get Up (Restless) Total Plays 150. Total Stations. 42. Adds. 41

CAMEO Sexy Sweet Thing (BMO) Total Plays 148. Total Stations. 13. Adds'. 0

MELVIN RILEY Scream And Shout (Bogard) Total Plays 142 Total Stations 9 Adds 0


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AALIYAH I Dont Wanna (BlackGround'Priority)

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JAGGED EDGE He Can't Love U (So So Del /Columbia)

JUVENILE Back That Thang Up (Cash Money/Universal)

DR. DRE F/EMINEM Forgot About Dre (Aftermath /Interscope)

ANGIE STONE No More Rain (In This Cloud) (Arista)

HOT BOYS I Need A Hot Girl (Cash Money /Universal)

DRAMA Left. Right. Left (Atlantic)

LOX Ryde Or Die. Chick (Ruff Ryders/Interscope)

GERALD LEVERT Mr. Too Damn Good (EastWest/EEG)

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SAMMIE I Like It (Freeworld /Capitol)

ERIC BENET Spend My Life With You (Warner Bros.)

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Q DONELL JONES Where I Wanna Be (Untouchables/LaFace/Arista)

KEVON EDMONDS No Love (I'm Not Used To) (RCA)


Q D'ANGELO Send It On (Cheeba SoundNirgin)

MARY MARY Shackles (Praise You) (C2/Columbia)

TONI BRAXTON He Wasn't Man Enough (LaFace /Arista)

AVANT Separated (Magic Johnson/MCA)

DAVE KOZ F/MONTELL JORDAN Careless Whisper (Capitol)

BRIAN MCKNIGHT 6.8.12 (Motown)

TONI BRAXTON Just Be A Man About It (LaFace /Arista)

Q JOE Treat Her Like A Lady (Jive)

LUCY PEARL Dance Tonight (Overbrook/Pookie /Beyond)

Q KELLY PRICE As We Lay (Del Soul /IDJMG)

ERIC BENET When You Think Of Me (Warner Bros.)

JAGGED EDGE Let's Get Married (So So Del /Columbia)

Q MARY J. BLIGE Your Child (MCA)

PHAT CAT PLAYERS F/COCO BROWN Sundress (Parlane)

Q R. KELLY Bad Man (LaFace /Arista)

METHRONE Loving Each Other 4 Life (Clatown /Capitol)

Q WILL DOWNING When You Need Me (Motown)

Q GERALD LEVERT Baby U Are (EastWesUEEG)

ANGIE STONE Coulda Been You (Arista)

LV Woman's Gotta Have It (Loud)

URBAN KNIGHTS F/HARDEMAN Strung Out (Narada)

GLENN JONES 24 /Seven (SAR/WB)

ISAAC HAYES Shaft 2000 (LaFace/Arista)

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TOTAL

RATS PLAYs GROSS WEEKS ON TDTALSTATIONSI

IMPRESSIONS CHART ADOS

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863 -26 146240 16 35/0

741 +87 101981 8 37/0

712 +109 104035 8 37/1

670 -18 102094 13 36/0

662 +44 105471 13 32/1

615 -128 104316 19 31/0

566 -19 104538 26 30/0

461 +6 60755 9 31/2

431 -13 70987 14 21/0

422 -47 78544 17 31/0

358 +12 46422 7 19/2

350 -2 31809 10 26/1

340 -21 33713 8 29/0

323 +156 36840 2 26/4

318 +17 39625 4 29/2

304 +5 71605 6 16/2

296 +6 48200 4 30/2

296 -91 40050 22 27/0

288 +20 64862 5 15/1

270 +28 42629 7 23/1

263 -15 27149 17 29/1

258 +67 33671 2 24/1

254 -2 18230 5 20/1

245 +71 31418 2 27/0

242 +69 29573 2 29/0

235 -10 13993 5 15/0

175 +47 17806 1 15/0

166 +6 10778 6 14/0

153 -60 11379 9 16/0

138 +53 16618 1 12/0

37 Urban AC reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research. a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 6/18- Saturday 6/24. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays. the song being played on more stations is placed first. Breaker status is assigned to songs reaching 350 plays or more for the first time. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from The Arbitron Company (Copyright 2000, The Arbitron Company). CO 2000. R &R Inc.

New & Active J.T. TAYLOR How (Taylor Made) Total Plays: 134. Total Stations: 12. Adds: 0

SEAL Whatever (NoontimeNirgin) Total Plays: 120, Total Stations: 4, Adds: 0

GEORGE BENSON The Ghetto (GRPNMG) Total Plays: 116. Total Stations: 18. Adds: 1

SIS00 Incomplete (Dragon/Del Sou1/10JMG) Total Plays: 115. Total Stations: 13. Adds: 3

NEXT Wifey (Arista) Total Plays: 115. Total Stations: 4. Adds: 0

RUFF ENDZ No More (Epic) Total Plays: 110. Total Stations: 10. Adds: 0

AMEL LARRIEUX Sweet Misery (550 Music/Epic) Total Plays: 104, Total Stations: 17. Adds: 3

JANET Doesn't Really Matter (Del Sout/IDJMG) Total Plays: 88. Total Stations: 5. Adds: 1

RPM 2000 I Want Your Body (Grand Jury/WB) Total Plays: 56. Total Stations: 8. Adds: 2

MARY J. BLIGE Don't Waste Your Time (MCA) Total Plays: 51. Total Stations: 4. Adds: 0


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Most Added® ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) ADOS

BARRY WHITE Which... (Private Music ndham Hill) 20

CARL THOMAS Summer Rain (Bad Boy /Arista) 15

AL JARREAU Just To Be Loved ( GRPNMG) 12

TONI BRAXTON Just Be A Man About It ( LaFace/Arista)

NO QUESTION I Don't Care (Ruffnation/WB)

AMEL LARRIEUX Sweet Misery (550 Music/Epic)

SISDO Incomplete (Dragon/DefSouUIDJMG)

EXPRESSION Chas' The Wind (Kalimba)

TOMMY SIMS Alone (Cherry /Universal)


ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S)

TOTAL

PLAY

INCREASE

4

4

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TONI BRAXTON Just Be A Man... ( LaFace/Arista) +156

YOLANDA ADAMS Open My Heart (Elektra/EEG) +109

WHITNEY HOUSTON & DEBORAH COX Same... (Arista) +87

WILL DOWNING When You Need Me (Motown) +71

GERALD LEVERT Baby U Are (EastWest/EEG) +69

R. KELLY Bad Man ( LaFace/Arista) +67

AMEL LARRIEUX Sweet Misery (550 Music/Epic) +59

ISAAC HAYES Shaft 2000 (LaFace /Arista) +53

LV Woman's Gotta Have It (Loud) +47

CASE F /JOE Faded Pictures (DelJam/IDJMG) +45

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TOTAL PLAYS/INCREASE TOTAL STATIONS/ADDS

358/12 19/2 CHART

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by eeeh repotting station. Songs unreporld as adds do not count toward overall total atatbro playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest weak-to-waak Increases in total plays. WsIghtsd chart apprises on RAR ONLINE MUSIC TRACKING.

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GERALD LEVERT Mr. Too Damn Good (EastWest/EEG)

ANGIE STONE No More Rain (In This Cloud) (Arista)

DONELL JONES U Know What's Up (Untouchables/LaFace /Arista)

KEVON EDMONDS 24/7 (RCA)

D'ANGELO Untitled (How Does It Feel ?) (Cheeba Sound/Virgin)

ERIC BENET Spend My Life With You (Warner Bros.)

MAXWELL Fortunate (Rock Land /lnterscope /Columbia)

BRIAN MCKNIGHT Back At One (Motown)

JEFFREY OSBORNE That's For Sure (Private Music/Windham Hill)

MINT CONDITION If You Love Me (Elektra/EEG)

DAVE HOLLISTER Can't Stay (Del Squad /Dream Works)

GINUWINE, R.L., TYRESE, CASE The Best Man I Can Be (Columbia)

CASE Happily Ever After (Del Jam /IDJMG)

TEMPTATIONS Stay (Motown)

CHANTE' MOORE Chante's Got A Man (Silas/MCA)

CASE F /JOE Faded Pictures (Del Jam /IDJMG)

JESSE POWELL You (Silas /MCA)

WHITNEY HOUSTON My Love Is Your Love (Arista)

ARETHA FRANKLIN A Rose Is Still A Rose (Arista)

TEMPTATIONS This Is My Promise (Motown)

URBAN AC Going For Adds 7/5/00

If you'd like to see your artists listed here, contact Asst. Urban Editor Tanya

O'Ouinn at (310) 788 -1655.

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HMMM, COULD THEY BE HAVING A GOOD TIME?

Of course they are! Asst. Urban Editor Tanya O'Quinn, and convention attendees La Keska

Blue (left) and Spectrum Broadcasting Production Coordinator and Uh Huh COO Amilcar Welton (right) enjoy themselves and one another at this year's convention. It seems the three met at an AA meeting and got re- acquainted at the R &R Convention. It's truly 'a small world'.

TUNED -IN R&R/MEDIABASE 24/7

971001; WQMG/Greensboro

3am

WHITNEY HOUSTON It's Not Right, But It's Okay

LUTHER INGRAM Il Loving You Is Wrong...

GLENN JONES Show Me


LEVERT ABC -123

BROTHERS JOHNSON Stomp

ARETHA FRANKLIN A Rose Is Still A Rose

AL GREEN I'm Still In Love With You

BABYFACE Soon As I Get Home

SANTANA //PRODUCT G &B Maria Maria

DEBRA LAWS Very Special

TEDDY PENDERGRASS Close The Door

DEBORAH COX I/RL We Can't Be Friends

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DRU HILL These Are The Times

TEMPTATIONS I Wish It Would Rain

CAMEO Candy


RUFUS I/CHAKA KHANAin't Nobody

LSG My Body

CASE Happily Ever After

HAROLD MEL VIN & THE BL UENOTES Wake Up...

LUTHER VANDROSS Give Me The Reason

TEMPTATIONS I'm Here

BABYFACE And Our Feelings

DENIECE WILLIAMS Free

4pm

TONI BRAXTON I Love Me Some Him

HOWARD HEWETT Say Amen


CHERYL LYNN Got To Be Real

SLAVE Just A Touch Of Love


LEVERT Casanova

EARTH, WIND & FIRE Keep Your Head To The Sky

TEMPTATIONS I'm Here

PEABO BRYSON I'm So Into You

8pm

SMOKEY ROBINSON Quiet Storm

TEMPTATIONS This Is My Promise

NATALIE COLE Our Love

ANITA BAKER Sweet Love


JOE All The Things (Your Man Won't Do)

GUY Let's Chill

ISL EY BROTHERS For The Love Of You


ANITA BAKER I Apologize

LUTHER VANDROSS Because Its Really Love

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O'JAYS Cried Together

MONTELL JORDAN Once Upon A Time

MARVIN GAYE Distant Lover


LUTHER VANOROSSCreepin'


GO Sitting In The Park

MAXWELL Fortunate

ISAAC HAYES Theme From Shaft

BOBBY WOMACK II You Think You're Lonely Now


TONI BRAXTON Seven Whole Days

11am

EUGENE WILDE Gotta Get You Home Tonight

JANET Doesn't Really Matter

PEABO BRYSON I'm So Into You

FAITH EVANS Never Gonna Let You Go

GROOVE THEORY Tell Me

JONES GIRLS I Just Love The Man


HALL & OATES Sara Smile


MARY J. BLIGE Not Gon'Cry

CARL THOMAS I Wish

112 Love You Like I Did

4pm

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KEVON EDMONDS No Love (I'm Not Used To)

RUFUS Do You Love What You Feel?

BRIAN MCKNIGHT Stay or Let It Go

MASON VAUGHAN & CREWBounce. Rock. Skate...

JOE I Wanna Know

EARTH, WIND & FIRE After The Love Is Gone

D'ANGELO Send It On

SLAVE Watching You

TEMPTATIONS Treat Her Like A Lady

8pm

RUFF ENDZ No More

MASON VAUGHAN& CREWBounce. Rock. Skate...


COMMODORES Just To Be Close To You

MARY J. BLIGE Seven Days

GLENN JONES We've Only Just Begun...

SISQO Got To Get It

FLOATERS Float On


ANITA BAKER Same Ole Love (365 Days...)

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R &R 2000 Achievement Awards The country record industry winners profiled

Y ou voted, the accountants counted, and we presented the R &R Industry Achievement Awards at R &R Convention 2000. Here are the record industry winners. The radio winners will be

profiled next week

Platinum Label Of The Year: MCA

R &R's readers voted MCA/Nash- ville Platinum Label of the Year for the third consecutive year. It's most fitting. because MCA has been R &R's top country label based on year -end airplay tabulations for the

last nine consecutive years. While the

two may seem similar. it strikes me

that they are not. The end -of- the -year tabulation of plays. which ranks the

labels for all of their releases. is what it is -a cold calculation of airplay.

The R &R Achievement Award measures something else entirely. Be-

cause the winner is determined by our readers. the label is being judged na only by the music it delivers. but by

the level of service its people provide to radio. as well as its image in the Nashville music community. MCA has not only delivered the most spins

in the last decade. it has done so with the utmost in class and professionalism.

Commenting on the latest R &R Industry Achievement Award to adorn

the imprint's conference room. MCA/ Nashville Chairman Bruce Hinton says, "It's very gratifying that R &R's readers have honored MCA/Nashville for the third year in a row. We pride

ourselves on delivering both great music and great service to the indus-

try, and this recognition means a lot."

Gold Label Of The Year: Curb

R &R's Gold Label of the Year award for 2000 went to Curb for the

second consecutive year. R &R sepa-

rated the label categories into two groups for the first time last year. Plat-

inum labels are those that include a

distribution system under their ownership umbrellas. while those in the

Gold division do not.

Curb continued its incredible suc-

cess on both the airplay and sales

charts. led by multiplatinum sellers

and hitmakers Tim McGraw, LeAnn Rimes. Sawyer Brown and Jo Dec Messina. The last year also saw music from newcomers Shane McAnally and Steve Holy. Curb is getting ready to bring out music from The Clark Family Experience, produced by Tim McGraw and Byron Gallimore, later this year.

Curb owner Mike Curb says he

feels like he's beginning the new millennium with a return to the '80s. "A few years ago we had Hank Williams Jr. on WB /Curb. Sawyer Brown on

Capitol/Curb and The Judds on RCA/ Curb: now were working with WB on the Tim McGraw /Faith Hill record, with Mercury on the Wynnona single and with Capitol on the LeAnn Rimes record.

Commenting on the label's win. Curb says. "We're very proud of this

honor. It's a team effort. and everyone at Curb shares in this award. We

appreciate R &R and its readers for recognizing our company."

Promotion Executive Of The Year: Bobby Kraig,

Arista/Nashville

Bobby Kraig

Arista /Nash- ville VP/Promo- tion Bobby Kraig took the top promo exec honor - not bad for somebody who's only been in the record business for sev-

en years. The first 21 of Kraig's 28

years in country were spent in radio. A graduate of the

Brown Institute in Minneapolis. his

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first radio gig was at WHSM/Hay- ward, WI. It was block- programmed at the time. and he was doing the Top

40 "kids- coming -home- from -school afternoon show." One day he inadvert- ently put on Susan Raye's "L.A. In-

ternational Airport." "The GM kicked open the door and asked what

all the country crap was on the air," he recalls with a laugh. "I didn't know much about country. but I really liked the record.

"I decided it was probably time to

get outta there, so I ran an ad in the

trades and got a job at WWCM/Bra- iil, IN - near Terre Haute - which was changing to Country. but doing it with a CHR approach." Kraig left there for an airshift at WONE/Day- ton.

His programming career began a

couple of years later. when the GSM at WTHI/I'erre Haute, IN was promoted to GM. He knew of Kraig from WWCM and called to offer him the

PD job. "I told him I had never pro-

grammed before.' says Kraig. "He said that was OK, because he had

never been a GM before." Three years

later. in 1981, Kraig moved to Dallas as PD of KPLX.

Kraig made a major career change

in 1993. when he became Director/ National Promotion for Arista/Nash- ville. "It was really an easy decision

for me." explains Kraig. "Over the

years I had gotten to know lots of peo-

ple in Nashville. I liked the record community and wanted to get closer to the

music. I wasn't looking to leave KPLX, but as I considered the future. I didn't think that programming another sta-

tion down the road made much sense.

Also. I found my interests were more

in the music anyway.

"So one day I was talking to [then -

Arista- Nashville President) Tim DuBois about artist management. He

asked me why in the world 1 would want to do that and pretty much talked me out of it. That was really the end

of that. but he must have remembered

the conversation. because it was over a year later that he and (then- VP/Pro- motion] Allen Butler otTered me the

national promotion job at Arista." As for working in promotion, Kraig

says, " 1 like getting a report card ev-

ery Monday. If I don't like it, I can

attack,it and change it in a week. Sure,

there's a lot of pressure. but I like it. In radio, I had to wait much longer to

Edison Media Research Responds In a recent R &R Country column (6/9), we reprinted an article from a Harker Research newsletter that was critical of a pair of Edison Media Research studies commis- sioned by the Country Radio Broadcasters and presented at recent Country Radio Seminars. Here with a response is Edison Media Research President Larry Rosin.

We are pleased to see that the discussion from our two presentations at CRS continues. Two quick points: First, Harker, in his article, seems to imply that our charge from the CRB was to conduct an exhaustive survey ex-

amining every possible reason why Country shares have declined. Instead, we were merely asked to present findings and issues that would generate debate. I think we

succeeded on this score. Second, there are many, many factual inaccuracies in Harker's article. For a more accurate representation of the work we did, we encourage your readers to visit our website, wwwedisonresearch.com. In

addition to the two CRS reports, you will also see the re-

sults from our four Internet studies, the at -work study, the spotload study and the national survey of 12 -24s presented at the recent R &R Convention.

We are proud of our efforts to help radio by bringing it new information, and we plan to continue to provide a positive contribution to the industry.

The views expressed in a letter to the editor are those of the writer only The writer is solely responsible for the content. R &R reserves the right to edit letters.

see what was %Nurkimt. That always

frustrated me."

Regional Promoter Of The Year:

Denise Roberts, MCA/Nashville

MCA/Nashville West Coast Re-

gional Denise Roberts completes an-

other triple play for MCA, as she

once again snags

the honor as Re-

gional P um terof the Year.

Before joining the label 7 1/2

years ago, she

spent a year with the Los Angeles -

based ad agency Denise Roberts

The Gary Group and three years he

fore that with KLAC & KZLA/l. Angeles. Her first job with MCA t., as Northeast Regional Promotor

based in Baltimore. Three years tat

she moved back to the West C

when Bill Macky was promoted f

West Coast regional to Director/' tional Promotion.

MCA/Nashville Chairman Brut

Hinton says of Roberts, "Denise

third win in a row reinforces the c

with which the promotion departure

carries out its job." Roberts comments, "It is truly

honor to win three in a row. Thanks

MCA and all of my co- workers

it really is a team effort. Also. congr

to the other nominees. The job gotten much harder in the last year.

I know how hard they work."

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A TREAT FOR R &R

RCA recording artist Sara Evans stopped by our L.A. office for a post

convention performance. Pictured (I -r) are R&R Sales and Marketing Di

rector Jeff Gelb, RCA VP /Promotion Mike Wilson, R&R Country Assistant

Editor Heidi Van Alstyne, Evans, RCA Label Group Chairman Joe Galante,

R&R Manager Jill Bauhs and RCA West Coast Regional Sam HarreU.



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CALVIN GILBERT [email protected]

Nashville

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Doing The `Grip -And -Grin' r Fan Fair is a time for artists and fans to mingle - and for labels to shine

Country artists occasionally refer to their backstage meet -and- greets as a

"grip- and -grin" or a "shake -and- howdy." There was plenty of that taking place June I2 -16 in Nashville at the 29th annual Country Music Fan Fair.

Among the highlights were the first Fan Fair showcases presented by several new

country labels and the announcement that two pioneer artists will be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in October.

Fan Fair week also brought the announcement that Charley Pride and the late Faron Young are

the newest inductees into the Country Music Hall of Fame. During his tenure at RCA during the

'60s and '70s, Pride scored more than 50 top 10 singles, including "Is Anybody Goin' to San

Antone" and "Kiss an Angel Good Mornin '." Young's hits include "Hello Walls," "Live Fast, Love

Hard, Die Young" and the CMA's 1972 Single of the Year, "It's Four in the Morning." Young's son

Robyn attended the Hall of Fame announcement, which was made by Hall of Fame member Brenda

Lee. Young and Pride will be formally inducted October 4 during the 34th annual CMA Awards

show. Pictured are (l -r) CMA Executive Director Ed Benson and President Bud Wendell, Robyn

Young, Lee, Pride and Hall of Fame Director Kyle Young.

AUDIUM INTRO

Audium Entertainment, one of Nashville's newest labels, presented its first - ever Fan Fair concert, with performances by Daryle Singletary, Ricky Van

Shelton and Country Music Hall of Fame member Loretta Lynn. Audium players gathering backstage are (l -r) Dir. /Promotion Johnny Mitchell, Dir. /Sales & Marketing Barry Yarbrough, Singletary, Dir. /Promotion Chuck Rhodes and CEO Simon Renshaw.

When emotions run high at Fan Fair, it's usually in a good way. Fans wait in long lines for the chance to get an

autograph from their favorite country stars. In this photo one young fan broke into tears of joy when she finally

came face to face with Tim McGraw and Faith Hill.

When Montgomery Gentry decided to sponsor a $10,000 scholarship fund through the Future Farmers of America, they brought this year's recipient to Nashville for Fan Fair activities. The winner, Kim Bristol of Garland, NE, is an honors student studying Agriculture at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln. Bristol's sisters accompanied her to Nashville, where they spent quality time with Montgomery Gentry throughout Fan Fair. Pictured here are (l -r) Nicole Dunn, Eddie Montgomery, Jill Kocian, Christina Bristol, Troy Gentry and Kim

To help kick off its 75th anniversary celebration, the Grand Ole Opry launched a series of free Friday night concerts in the Opry Plaza. Curb recording artist Junior Brown (shown onstage) joined BR5 -49 as the first performers in the series. Brown returns there this Friday night.

Fan Fair marked the beginning of the Country Weekly Presents the TNN Music Awards, a three -hour country awards

show telecast live on TNN. Among the winners were Clint and Lisa Hartman Black, who captured Collaborative Event

of the Year honors for their single "When I Said I Do." Pictured backstage are (l -r) Country Weekly Editor Neil Pond,

Dir. /Marketing Tracy Rogers and VP /Publisher Sheri Warnke, along with the Blacks.



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ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) nv

LEE ANN WOMACK I Hope You Dance (MCA) 27991

CHAD BROCK Yes! (Warner Bros.) 27202

COLLIN RAYE Couldn't Last A Moment (Epic) 23637

CLAY DAVIDSON Unconditional (Virgin) 22941

REBA MCENTIRE I'll Be (MCA) 21934

TIM MCGRAW Some Things Never Change (Curb) 20061

RASCAL FLATTS Prayin' For Daylight (Lyric Street) 19900

LONESTAR What About Now (BNA) 19492

ERIC HEATHERLY Flowers On The Wall (Mercury) 18900

ALAN JACKSON It Must Be Love (Arista) 18023

JO DEE MESSINA That's The Way (Curb) 16650

DIXIE CHICKS Cold Day In July (Monument) 16077

KEITH URBAN Your Everything (Capitol) 14248

SHEDAISY I Will...But (Lyric Street) 14028

BROOKS & DUNN You'll Always Be Loved By Me (Arista) 12282

JOE DIFFIE It's Always Somethin' (Epic) 12272

GARTH BROOKS When You Come Back To Me Again (Capitol) 11947

DARRYL WORLEY When You Need My Love (DreamWorks) 11192

TOBY KEITH Country Comes To Town (DreamWorks) 10581

MARK WILLS Almost Doesn't Count (Mercury) 9996

LEANN RIMES I Need You (Sparrow /Curb /Capitol) 9691

FAITH HILL W/TIM MCGRAW Let's... (WarnerBrosCurb) 8385

BILLY GILMAN One Voice (Epic) 8210

WARREN BROTHERS F/SARA EVANS That's The Beat... (BNA) 6825

MARTINA MCBRIDE There You Are (RCA) 6819

STEVE HOLY Blue Moon (Curb) 6786

MONTGOMERY GENTRY Self Made Man (Columbia) 6666

VINCE GILL Feels Like Love (MCA) 6406

AARON TIPPIN Kiss This (Lyric Street) 5415

GARY ALLAN Lovin' You Against My Will (MCA) 5164

KINLEYS She Ain't The Girl For You (Epic) 4816

TRACY LAWRENCE Lonely (Atlantic) 4312

DIAMOND RIO Stuff (Arista) 3517

PHIL VASSAR Just Another Day In Paradise (Arista) 2902

TAMMY COCHRAN If You Can (Epic) 2733

WYNONNA Going Nowhere (Curb/Mercury) 2350

PATTY LOVELESS That's The Kind Of Mood I'm In (Epic) 2177

WADE HAYES Goodbye Is The Wrong... (DKC/Monument) 1791

TRAVIS TRITT Best Of Intentions (Columbia) 1581

CLINT BLACK Love She Can't Live Without (RCA) 1579

SARA EVANS Born To Fly (RCA) 1433

BRAD PAISLEY We Danced (Arista) 1306

WILKINSONS Shame On Me (Giant) 1301

JESSICA ANDREWS I Do Now (DreamWorks) 1152

ANITA COCHRAN Good Times (Warner Bros.) 1058

CRAIG MORGAN Paradise (Atlantic) 1043

CHELY WRIGHT She Went Out For Cigarettes (MCA) 1014

TRISHA YEARWOOD Where Are You Now (MCA) 961

KENNY ROGERS He Will, She Knows (Dreamcatcher) 800

YANKEE GREY This Time Around (Monument) 728

TOTAL PLAYS

5544

5374

4764

4628

4389

3987

3908

3824

3818

3548

3211

3132

2883

2829

2460

2546

2314

2248

2065

2072

1940

1635

1501

1445

1401

1375

1334

1269

1057

1067

976

871

683

591

583

469

426

414

310

323

280

259

301

231

218

213

239

207

164

134

IMPRESSIONS 100)

634427

619375

525864

509745

492150

452405

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446384

421812

412656

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316757

311669

272271

263504

278225

251010

244007

214348

220852

193249

201479

144469

148312

148577

149061

144606

125299

112892

106281

94062

80205

62122

55028

53500

48727

33832

35300

34476

32805

29635

24670

25490

22754

22385

18516

20043

17210

17421

WEEKS

14

19

22

21

16

13

18

12

19

10

8

9

18

12

15

18

8

13

7

13

11

13

6

13

6

11

10

6

5

12

14

5

5

4

9

4

5

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1

1

2

3

4

2

3

1

1

1

TOTAL STATIONS/

150/0

148/0

147/0

148/0

149/1

150/0

147/1

148/0

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Most Added® ARTIST ?I-LE L4BELTS ADDS

SARA EVANS Born To Fly (RCA) 25


BILLY GILMAN One Voice (Epic) 16

KENNY ROGERS He Will. She Knows ( Dreamcatcher) 16

FAITH HILL w/T1M MCGRAW Let's... (Warner BrosiCurb)15

TRAVIS TRITT Best Of Intentions (Columbia) 13

CLINT BLACK Love She Can't Live Without (RCA) 12

AARON TIPPIN Kiss This (Lyric Street) 11

YANKEE GREY This Time Around (Monument) 11

MARTINA MCBRIDE There You Are (RCA) 9


Most Increased TOTAL Points POINT

ARTIST TITLE LABEL,SI INCREASE

FAITH IBII W/TM MCGRAW Let's... (Warner Bros./Orb) +3350

TOBY KEITH Country Comes To Town (DreamWorks) +2900

BILLY GILMAN One Voice (Epic) +2489

ALAN JACKSON It Must Be Love (Arista) +1964

REBA MCENTIRE 1'LI Be (MCA) +1753

MARTINA MCBRIDE There You Are (RCA) +1702

LONESTAR What About Now (BNA) +1701

ERIC HEATHERLY Flowers On The Wall (Mercury) +1611

RASCAL FLATTS Prayin' For Daylight (Lyric Street) +1546

VINCE GILL Feels Like Love (MCA) +1493

JO DEE MESSINA That's The Way (Curb) +1414

AARON TIPPIN Kiss This (Lyric Street) +1366

DARRYL WORLEY When You... (DreamWorks) +1274

LEE ANN WOMACK I Hope You Dance (MCA) +1058

TRAVIS TRITT Best 01 intentions (Columbia) +1041

Most Increased Plays TOTAL

PLAY ARTIST TITLE L49EL S. INCREASE

FAITH HILL w/fM MCGRAW Let's... (Warner Bros /Curb) +653

TOBY KEITH Country Comes To Town (DreamWorks) +555

BILLY GILMAN One Voice (Epic) +441

ALAN JACKSON It Must Be Love (Arista) +378

ERIC HEATHERLY Flowers On The Wall (Mercury) +367

REBA MCENTIRE Ill Be (MCA) +365





Breakers® BILLY GILMAN

One Voice (Epic) 63% of our reporters on it (95 stations)

16 Adds Moves 29.23 150 Country reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total points for the airplay week of Sunday 6/18-Saturday 6/24. Bullets appear on songs gaining points/ plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total points/plays, the song being played on more stations is placed first. Breaker status is assigned to songs achieving airplay at 60% of reporter base for the first time. Songs that are down in points/plays for three consecutive weeks and below No. 1 are moved to recurrent. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from The Arbitron Company (Copyright 2000, The Arbitron Company). ® 2000, 1,1811 Inc.

Yost Added Is the toW number at Rw adds Melly rporNd to RiR by each reporting station. Songs unreported es adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Points/Plays Nets the tongs with The greatest weekao-week increases In total Points/Plays.

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RAR'S EXCLUSIVE REPORTED OVERVIEW OF NATIONAL AIRPLAY Most Added ARTIST TITLE LABELS! ADDS


TOTAL STATIONS, ARTIST TITLE (LABEL) ADDS

TOTAL TOTAL POINTS PLAYS 50. 40 -49 30-39 2049 10 -19 1 -9

GARY ALLAN Lovin You Against My Will (MCA) 29/1 1389 449 0 0 1 9 14 5 F. HILL W/f. MCGRAW Let's Make... (Warner Bros. Curb) 8

PHIL VASSAR Just Another Day In Paradise (Arista) 7

JESSICA ANDREWS I Do Now (DreamWorks) 8/3 164 50 0 0 0 0 4 4 BILLY GILMAN One Voice (Epic) 7

CLINT BLACK Love She Can't... (RCA) 16/2 448 152 0 0 0 0 10 6 SARA EVANS Born To Fly (RCA) 6


CHAD BROCK Yes! (Warner Bros.) 34/0 3940 1235 1 8 21 3 1 0 AARON TIPPIN Kiss This (Lyric Street) 4

GARTH BROOKS When You Come... (Capitol) 32/0 2200 704 0 1 2 19 9 1 TRISHA YEARWOOD Where Are You Now (MCA) 4

SAWYER BROWN Perfect World (Curb) 4

BROOKS & DUNN You'll Always Be Loved... (Arista) 36/0 2731 848 0 1 5 21 9 0 TRAVIS TRITT Best Of Intentions (Columbia) 4

ANITA COCHRAN Good Times (Warner Bros.) 7/0 205 67 0 0 0 0 3 4 JESSICA ANDREWS I Do Now (DreamWorks) 3

KENNY ROGERS He Will, She Knows (Dreamcatcher) 3 TAMMY COCHRAN If You Can (Epic) 12/1 366 126 0 0 0 2 5 5 BILLY RAY CYRUS You Won't Be Lonely... (Monument) 3

BILLY RAY CYRUS You Won't Be ... (Monument) 3/3 86 31 0 0 0 1 1 1 YANKEE GREY This Time Around (Monument) 3

TRACY LAWRENCE Lonely (Atlantic) 2

CLAY DAVIDSON Unconditional (Virgin) 37/0 3885 1226 1 8 18 6 3 1 CLINT BLACK Love She Can't Live Without (RCA) 2

DIAMOND RIO Stuff (Arista) 24/0 1054 333 0 0 0 3 19 2 WYNONNA Going Nowhere (Curb/Mercury) 2

JOE DIFFIE Its Always Somethin' (Epic) 37/0 2694 844 0 1 2 25 8 1 COLLIN RAYE W/BOBBIE EMES Tired Of Loving... (Epic) 2

DIXIE CHICKS Cold Day In July (Monument) 37/0 2992 938 0 2 6 26 2 1

SARA EVANS Born To Fly (RCA) 12/6 261 85 0 0 0 0 6 6

VINCE GILL Feels Like Love (MCA) 37/4 1766 552 0 0 1 13 16 7

BILLY GILMAN One Voice (Epic) 27/7 1016 329 0 0 2 1 15 9

WADE HAYES Goodbye Is...(DKC /Monument) 7/1 186 64 0 0 0 0 3 4

ERIC HEATHERLY Flowers On The Wall (Mercury)

FAITH HILL/TIM MCGRAW Let's ... (Warner Bros.)

35/0

31/8

3083 990

1135 367

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Points STEVE HOLY Blue Moon (Curb) 28/0 1242 405 0 0 0 5 17 6 TOTAL

POINT

ALAN JACKSON It Must Be Love (Arista) 36/0 3158 999 0 2 11 20 3 0 ARTIST TILE .44 _ INCREASE

TOBY KEITH Country Conies To Town (DreamWorks) 37/0 2090 652 0 0 2 13 19 3 F. HILL W/T. MCGRAW Let's Make... (WamerBrosiCurb) +493

GARTH BROOKS When You Come Back... (Capitol) +3% KINLEYS She Ain't The Girl...(Epic) 16/1 590 182 0 0 0 2 8 6 LONESTAR What About Now (BNA) +376

TRACY LAWRENCE Lonely (Atlantic) 28/2 1191 376 0 0 0 7 14 7 REBA MCENTIRE I'll Be (MCA) +358

BILLY GILMAN One Voice (Epic) +286 LONESTAR What About Now (BNA) 37/0 3602 1122 1 4 13 17 2 0 MARTINA MCBRIDE There You Are (RCA) +284

PATTY LOVELESS That's The Kind ... (Epic) 18/1 614 200 0 0 0 1 11 6 AARON TIPPIN Kiss This (Lyric Street) +278

MARK WILLS Almost Doesn't Count (Mercury) +263 MARTINA MCBRIDE There You Are (RCA) 35/0 1811 583 0 0 0 11 23 1


REBA MCENTIRE Ill Be (MCA) 37/0 4084 1267 1 6 20 10 0 0 BRAD PAISLEY We Danced (Arista) +204

TIM MCGRAW Some Things Never Change (Curb) 37/0 3759 1173 1 4 19 12 1 0 TOBY KEITH Country Comes To Town (DreamWorks) +195

DIXIE CHICKS Cold Day In July (Monument) +194

JO DEE MESSINA That's The Way (Curb) 37/0 2904 915 0 1 7 22 7 0 WARREN BROS. F/SARA EVANSThat's The Beat... (BNA) +187

GEORGIA MIDDLEMAN No Place Like Home (Giant) 1/1 19 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 JO DEE MESSINA That's The Way (Curb) +182

STEVE HOLY Blue Moon (Curb) +171

RONNIE MILSAP Time, Love And Money (Virgin) 5/1 207 61 0 0 0 1 2 2

MONTGOMERY GENTRY Self Made Man (Columbia) 32/0 1576 493 0 0 0 7 22 3

CRAIG MORGAN Paradise (Atlantic) 1/1 8 3 0 0 0 0 0 1

RASCAL FLATTS Prayin' For Daylight (Lyric Street) 37/0 3457 1081 1 2 15 15 4 0

COLLIN RAYE Couldn't Last A Moment (Epic) 33/0 3620 1147 1 5 19 5 3 0

LEANN RIMES I Need You (Sparrow /Curb /Capitol) 33/1 1731 555 0 0 0 11 18 4

KENNY ROGERS He Will, She Knows (DreamWorks) 4/3 60 21 0 0 0 0 1 3

SAWYER BROWN Perfect World (Curb) 8/4 167 51 0 0 0 0 3 5 Most Increased SHEDAISY I Will...But (Lyric Street) 37/0 2738 867 0 1 3 26 6 1 Plays

TOTAL

AARON TIPPIN Kiss This (Lyric Street) 27/4 1066 351 0 0 0 5 14 8 PLAY

ARTIST T ;.E , INCREASE

KEITH URBAN Your Everything (Capitol) 32/1 2276 726 0 1 4 18 7 2 F. HILL W/T. MCGRAW Let's Make... (Warner Bros. Curb) +153

PHIL VASSAR Just Another Day (Arista) 29/7 910 288 0 0 0 2 16 11 GARTH BROOKS When You Come Back... (Capitol) +125


WARREN BROTHERS/SARA EVANS That's (BNA) 32/0 1484 483 0 0 1 5 21 5 REBA MCENTIRE I'll Be (MCA) +111

WILKINSONS Shame On Me (Giant) 7ro 225 75 0 0 0 0 5 2 BILLY GILMAN One Voice (Epic) +98


MARK WILLS Almost Doesn't Count (Mercury) 36/1 2100 667 0 0 0 18 14 4 AARON TIPPIN Kiss This ¡Lyric Street) +88

LEE ANN WOMACK I Hope You Dance (MCA) 37/0 4349 1367 1 8 24 4 0 0 RASCAL FLATTS Prayin' For Daylight (Lyric Street) +71

DARRYL WORLEY When You Need... (Dream Works) 37/0 2357 743 0 0 2 21 13 1 MARK WILLS Almost Doesn't Count (Mercury) +70

BRAD PAISLEY We Danced (Arista) 48 CHELY WRIGHT She Went Out For _. (MCA) 15/1 566 185 0 0 0 3 7 5 WARREN BROS. F/SARA EVANS That's The Beat... (BNA) +62

WYNONNA Going Nowhere (Mercury /Curb) 7/2 175 56 0 0 0 0 5 2 TOBY KEITH Country Comes To Town (DreamWorks) +61


YANKEE GREY This Time Around (Monument) 3/3 93 29 0 0 0 0 2 1 STEVE HOLY Blue Moon (Curb) +60

TRISHA YEARWOOD Where Are You Now (MCA) 16/4 457 144 0 0 0 0 8 8 DIXIE CHICKS Cold Day In July (Monument) +59

MONTGOMERY GENTRY Self Made Man (Columbia) +51

37 Country Indicator reporters in markets 124 -202. Songs ranked alphabetically for the airplay week of Sunday 6 /18- Saturday 6/24. CLINT BLACK Love She Can't Live Without (RCA) +51

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Country Action

the New Album Gallery In Stores: July 4, 2000

Porter Wagoner The Best I've Ever Been (Shell Point) Poner Wagoner is celebrating his 43rd anniversary as a Grand Ole Opry member. but The Best I've Ever Been is his first album of all -new material in 25 years. Wagoner has charted almost 100 singles in his career. including his first No. I, "A Satisfied Mind." and a string of classics that include "Green. Green Grass of Home. The Carroll County Acci-

dent" and duets with Dolly Parton. While Wagoner remained one of the Opry's most devoted members. he says. "1 didn't want to go back into the studio with a

bunch of junk just to say I recorded an album. I don't want to turn back the other way. I

don't want to be successful and then go back to the beginning again. To me, that's not how

you ought to set up your life.' Wagoner's interest in recording was rekindled after hearing

a collection of songs written by Damon Black. a Missouri farmer who found limited success

when he came to Nashville in the '70s. After returning to Missouri. Black found the time to

concentrate on his songwriting after he sold a tract of his farm to Wal -Mart for a reponed

S3.5 million. Wagoner admits that he was skeptical when he received Black's 22 -song tape.

When he finally got around to listening to the songs. Wagoner says, They just hit me right in the heart - every one of them. Every one of them was so unique and so different. I don't know if its because I havent heard any great songs in a long time. but the songs just absolutely built a fire under me." At age 72. Wagoner's voice remains strong. prompting

Parton to comment on the album. This is truly the best he's ever been, and these are some

of the best songs I've ever heard. I was even knocked over - and I thought I knew how good

Poner could be."

Filmmakers Joel and Ethan Coen picked Nashviltes Ryman Auditorium as the place to preview music from their newest project, 0, Brother, Where Art Thou? With performances

by Emmylou Harris, Gillian Welch, Ralph Stanley, Alison Krauss and others, the sold -out show was captured on film by D.A. Pennebaker. Mercury/Nashville will be releasing the film soundtrack later this year. Pictured backstage are (l -r) Welch, Ethan Coen, actor Tim

Blake Nelson, Joel Coen, Stanley, actress Holly Hunter and Mercury/Nashville President

Luke Lewis.

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TIM BOX KMPS /Seattle

SAWYER BROWN "Perfect World" (Curb)

"Perfect World" is more head -bobbin' fun from country music's "people's champions "! How great is it to have an act with a signature sound give us a hot little single?

If after a listen or two you're not singing along, then you haven't cranked it up loud enough! The content here is note -perfect for summer, with boy - meets -girl, Ferris wheels, cotton -candy kisses and driving to the Sonic. Mark Miller sings his heart out, and I can dig that jammin' track and wall -of -sound production. Sounds hip, sounds fun, sounds like Sawyer Brown. In a "Perfect World," this is one of those instant sing -along blasts of energy that screams "just play me."

OYEAR AGO No. I: "Write This Down" - George Strait (third week)

OYEARS AGO No. I: 'Tell Me I Was Dreaming"- Travis Tritt

10 YEARS AGO

No. I: "The Dance"- Garth Brooks (second week)

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YEARS AGO No I: "Forty Hour Week (For A livin') "- Alabama

YEARS AC I0 No. I: "He Stopped loving..." - George Jones (second week)

©YEARS JlGO No. I: "Movin On"- Merle Haggard

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New & Active BILLY RAY CYRUS You Won't Be Loney Now (Monument)

Total Stations: 11. Adds: 8. Points: 569. Plays: 105 ( +53)

RONNIE MILSAP Time. Love And Money (Virgin) Total Stations: 11. Adds: 5, Points: 550. Plays: 115 ( -3)

SAWYER BROWN Perfect World (Curb) Total Stations: 18. Adds: 8. Points: 519. Plays: 113 ( +33)

DANNI LEIGH I Don't Feel That Way (Monument) Total Stations: 15. Adds: 4. Points: 361. Plays: 93 ( +43)

GEORGIA MIDDLEMAN No Place Like Home (Giant)

Total Stations: 10, Adds: 8, Points: 147, Plays: 32 ( +12)

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Beth Brooks.

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ABC RADIO NETWORKS

Coast -To -Coast

Mark Edwards (972) 991 -9200

Adds: PATTY LOVELESS That's The Kind Of Mood I'm In

AARON TIPPIN Kiss This

Hottest: GARTH BROOKS When You Come Back To Me Again

VINCE GILL Feels Like Love FAITH HILL/TIM MCGRAW Let's Make Love MARTINA MCBRIDE There You Are

ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMMNIG

Steve Knoll (800) 231 -2818

Adds: CLINT BLACK Love She Can t Live Without RONNIE MILSAP Time. Love And Money

CRAIG MORGAN Paradise

Hottest: RASCAL FLATTS Prayin' For Daylight

SHEDAISY MI But

BROADCAST PROGRAMMING

Ken Moultrie (800) 426 -9082

Mainstream Country

L.J. Smith

Adds: BILLY GILMAN One Voice FAITH HILL/TIM MCGRAW Lets Make Love

Hottest: LONESTAR What About Now CLAY DAVIDSON 'Unconditional TIM MCGRAW Some Things Never Change

LEE ANN WOMACK I Hope You Dance

REBA MCENTIRE ;lI Be

New Country

C.J. Smith

Adds: BILLY GILMAN One Voice PHIL VASSAR Just Another Day In Paradise

Hottest: REBA MCENTIRE I'll Be

LONESTAR What About Now

DIXIE CHICKS Cold Day In July RASCAL FLATTS Prayin' For Daylight LEES ANN WOMACK I Hope You Dance

Lia

Ken Moultrie

Adds: Jo DEE MESSINA That's The Way

SHEDAISY I Will...But KEITH URBAN Your Everything

Hottest: CLAY DAVIDSON Unconditional REBA MCENTIRE Ill Be

CHAD BROCK Yes!

TIM MCGRAW Some Things Never Change


JONES RADIO NETWORK

Jim Murphy (303) 784 -8700

CO COUNTRY

John Hendricks

Adds: JOHN RICH I Pray For You

SHEDAISY I Will...But

Hottest: RASCAL FLATTS Prayin' For Daylight JO DEE MESSINA That's The Way

TIM MCGRAW Some Things Never Change DIXIE CHICKS Cold Day In July CLAY DAVIDSON Unconditional

GREAT AMERICAN COINiTRY

John Hendricks

Adds: LISA ANGELLE A Woman Gets Lonely

JONES RADIO NETWORK CONTINUED

PATTY LOVELESS That's The Kind Of Mood I'm In

KATHY MATTEA BFD

Elite: LEE ANN WOMACK I Hope You Dance

REBA MCENTIRE III Be

RASCAL FLATTS Prayin' For Daylight GARTH BROOKS When You Come Back To Me Again

CLAY DAVIDSON Unconditional KEITH URBAN Your Everything ERIC HEATHERLY Flowers On The Wall

BILLY GILMAN One Voice

CHAD BROCK Yes!

DARRYL WORLEY When You Need My Love

PREMIERE RADIO NETWORKS

After Midnite

KELLY ERICKSON (818) 461 -5435

Adds: MONTGOMERY GENTRY Self Made Man

WARREN BROS. f/SARA EVANS That's The Beat..

Hots: CHAD BROCK Yes!

CLAY DAVIDSON Unconditional COLLIN RAYE Couldn't Last A Moment LEE ANN WOMACK I Hope You Dance

REBA MCENTIRE I II Be

ALAN JACKSON It Must Be Love

ERIC HEATHERLY Flowers On The Wall

LONESTAR '.vhat About Now

RADIO ONE COUNTRY PLAYLET

JIM WEST (970) 949 -3339

Adds: No Ados

Hottest: LEE ANN WOMACK I Hope You Dance

CLAY DAVIDSON Unconditional TIM MCGRAW Some Things Never Change

WESTWOOD ONE RADIO NETWORKS

Charlie Cook (805) 294 -9000

Mainstream Country

David Felker

Adds: VINCE GILL Feels Like Love

MARTINA MCBRIDE There You Are

Hottest: CHID BROCK Yes!

CLAY WALKER The Chain 01 Love


COLLIN RAYE Couldn't Last A Moment CLAY DAVIDSON Unconditional

Not Country

David Felker

Adds: SILLY GILMAN One Voice

TOBY KEITH Country Comes To Town

Hottest: REBA MCENTIRE III Be

COLLIN RAYE Couldn't Last A Moment LEE ANN WOMACK i Hope You Dance

RASCAL FLATTS Prayin' For Daylight

CHAD BROCK Yes!

GREAT

AMERICAN

COUNTRY

ADDS JESSICA ANDREWS I Do Now VINCE GILL Feels Like Love


RICKY VAN SHELTON Call Me Crazy

I ELITE LEE ANN WOMACK I Hope You Dance

REBA MCENTIRE 111 Be

RASCAL FLATTS Prayin' For Daylight GARTH BROOKS When You Come Back To Me Again

CLAY DAVIDSON Unconditional CLAY WALKER The Chain Of Love

KEITH URBAN Your Everything

. GREAT

. AMERICAN

'f rA * COUNTRY.

ADDS LISA ANGELLE A Woman Gets Lonely

PATTY LOVELESS That's The Kind Of Mood I'm In

KATHY MAITEABFD

TOP 10 LEE MIN WOMACK I Hope You Dance

FAITH HILL The Way You Love Me

BILLY GILMAN One voce

TOBY KEITH How Do You like Me Nownl

REBA MCENT1RE I'll Be

GARTH BROOKS When You Come Back To Me Agan

LeANN RIMESI Need You

CHAD BROCK Yes,

ALECIA ELLIOTT You Wanna What'

CLAY WALKER The Chan Of Love

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Chns Parr. Dnector, Programming

Paul Hartaba. VP GM

ADDS LISA ANGELLE A Woman Gets Lonely

LONESTAR What About Now

PATTY LOVELESS That The Kind Of M000 Cm In

TRENT SUMMAR L THE NEW ROW MOO New Money

TOP 10 FAITH HILL : ho Way You Love Me


CHAD BROCK Yes'

CLAY DAVIDSON Unconditional

REBA McENTM1F Il Be

TRACE ADKINSMpe

SMeOAISY: WA...But

ERIC HEATHERSY Flowers On The Wall

KEITH URBANYour Everything

RASCAL FLATTSPrayn' For Daylgnt

HEAVY

CHAO BROCK Yes,

CLAY CIAVICISONUncondborral

DIXIE CHICKS Goodbye Earl


GARTH BROOKS When You Come Back To Me Again

JO DEE MESSINA T hat's The Way

KEITH URBAN Your EveryMmg

LEE ANN WOMACKI Hope You Dance

RASCAL FLATTS Praym' For Daylght

REBA *ENTIRE III Be

SNeUAISY:WII But

TRACE ADKINS More

HOT SHOTS AARON TIPPINK25 Thm

ALLISON MOWER Send Down An Angel

BILLY GILMAN Doe Voce

BILLY RAY CYRUS You Won't Be Lonely Now

COLLIN RATEIBOBBY EAKES Teed 01 Loving This Way

DIAMOND RIOStff

LeANN RIMES Need You

PATTY LOVE LESS That's The Kea Of Mood I'm In

TOBY KEITH When Country Comes To Town

TRENT SUMMAR & THE NEW ROW NOS New Money

TRISHA YEARWOOD Where Are You Now

VINCE GILL leers Tike Love

Heavy rohVon songs receive 28 plays per week. Hot

Shots recent 21 plays per week

Inforrruton current as of June 28



Country June 30, 2000

Most Played Recurrents CLAY WALKER The Chain Of Love (Giant)

FAITH HILL The Way You Love Me (Warner Bros.)

ANDY GRIGGS She's More (RCA)

TOBY KEITH How Do You Like Me Now? (Dream Works)

KENNY CHESNEY What I Need To Do (BNA)

GEORGE STRAIT The Best Day (MCA)

KENNY ROGERS Buy Me A Rose (Dreamcatcher)

TRACE ADKINS More (Capitol)

DIXIE CHICKS Cowboy Take Me Away (Monument)

TIM MCGRAW My Best Friend (Curb)

TIM MCGRAW Something Like That (Curb)

FAITH HILL Breathe (Warner Bros.)

BRAD PAISLEY He Didn't Have To Be (Arista)

PHIL VASSAR Carlene (Arista)

MARTINA MCBRIDE I Love You (RCA)


MARTINA MCBRIDE Love's The Only House (RCA)

TRACY LAWRENCE Lessons Learned (Atlantic)

JO DEE MESSINA Lesson In Leavin' (Curb)

GEORGE STRAIT Write This Down (MCA)

COUNTRY Going For Adds 7/5/00

CRAIG MORGAN Paradise (Atlantic)

SHeDAISY SHINES

Lyric Street recording artists SHeDAISY performed at "Taste Of Cincinnati': Pictured (l -r) are Lyric Street Senior National Director of Promotion Kevin Herring; WYGY Music Direc-

tor J.J. Gerrard; SHeDAISY's Kelsi; WYGY Program Director Patti Marshall; SHeDAISY's Kassi-

dy; WUBE Program Director Tim Closson; SHeDAISY's Krystn; Lyric Street NE Rep Chris

Palmer; and WUBE Assistant Program Director Grover Collins.

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RANDY TRAVIS Deeper Than The Holler

TIM MCGRAW My Best Friend

KINLEYS She Ain't The Girl For You

STEVE WARINER Holes In The Floor Of Heaven

ALABAMA If You're Gonna Play In ...

JO DEE MESSINA Heads Carolina, Tails California

CHAD BROCK Yes!

VINCE GILL Tryin' To Get Over You

ANDY GRIGGS You Won't Ever Be Lonely

TRISHA YEARWOOD Walkaway Joe


PATTY LOVELESS That's The Kind Of Mood Ern In

JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY Be My Baby...

TIM MCGRAW One Of These Days


GARTH BROOKS Papa Loved Mama

GEORGE STRAIT The Best Day

11am


TRAVIS TRITT Help Me Hold On

SHEDAISY I Will... But

KENNY CHESNEY You Had Me From Hello

BROOKS & DUNN Lost And Found

MARTINA MCBRIDE These You Are

GARTH BROOKS If Tomorrow Never Comes

PHIL VASSAR Carlene

FAITH HILL It Matters To Me

FAITH HILL Let's Go To Vegas

GEORGE STRAIT You Know Me Better Than That


JOE DIFFIE Pickup Man


4pm

GARTH BROOKS Shameless

KENNY CHESNEY What I Need To Do

REBA MCENTIRE Fancy

BRAD PAISLEY He Didn't Have To Be

ALAN JACKSON Limn' On Love

BILLYGILMAN One Voice

DIXIE CHICKS There's Your Trouble


TIM MCGRAW I Like It I Love It

SHANIA TWAIN Whose Bed Have Your Boots ..


HAL KETCHUM Small Town Saturday Night

FAITH HILL Piece Of My Heart

CHAD BROCK Yes!

8pm

MARK WILLS Back At One

ALAN JACKSON Chasin' That Neon Rainbow

JOE DIFFIE It's Always Somethin'

BROOKS & DUNN That Ain't No Way To Go

SHEDAISY I Will ... But

RHETT AKINS Don't Get Me Started

ALABAMA , God Must Have Spent) A Little


DEANA CARTER Strawberry Wine

DWIGHT YOAKAM Fast As You

BRAD PAISLEY We Danced

BILLY RAY CYRUS You Won't Be Lonely Now


LONESTAR No News

WCKT /Ft. Myers

3am


GEORGE STRAIT Carrying Your Love With Me

JOE DIFFIE Its Always Somethin'

TRISHA YEARWOOD How Do I Live

BROOKS & DUNN Beer Thirty

DIXIE CHICKS There's Your Trouble

WADE HAYES Goodbye Is The Wrong Way To Go

SHANIA TWAIN Honey I'm Home

PHIL VASSAR Carlene

JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY Be My Baby...

CHAD BROCK Yes!

NEAL MCCOY No Doubt About It

VINCE GILL Feels Like Love


MARK WILLS Back At One

GEORGE STRAIT Love Bug


11am



NITTY GRITTY DIRT ... Fishin' In The Dark

SHEDAISY I Will . But

GEORGE STRAIT Meanwhile


GARTH BROOKS The Thunder Rolls

REBA MCENTIRE I'll Be

ALABAMA I'm In A Hurry (And Don't _ )

MONTGOMERY GENTRY Hillbilly Shoes

ALAN JACKSON I Don't Even Know Your Name

DIXIE CHICKS Cold Day In July

TRAVIS TRITT Can I Trust You With My Heart

4pm

COLLIN RATE Couldn't Last A Moment

VINCE GILL When I Call Your Name

BROOKS & DUNN You'll Always Be Loved By Me

JO DEE MESSINA Because You Love Me

REBA MCENTIRE Is There Life Out There

MONTGOMERY GENTRY Self Made Man

GEORGE STRAIT One Night At A Time


LONESTAR Smile

FAITH HILL Piece Of My Heart

YANKEE GREY All Things Considered

DIXIE CHICKS Cold Day In July

JOE DIFFIE Pickup Man


8pm

GEORGE STRAIT I Cross My Heart

TOBY KEITH How Do You Like Me Now9'

JOE DIFFIE It's Always Somethin'

SAWYER BROWN The Race Is On

ANDY GRIGGS You Won't Ever Be Lonely

TRACY LAWRENCE Lonely

JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY Sold (The Grundy...)


MARTINA MCBRIDE My Baby Loves Me

WYNONNA I Saw The Light

SHANIA TWAIN Come On Over

GARTH BROOKS That Summer


ALABAMA Born Country

CHAD BROCK Yes!

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86 R&R June 30, 2000 Adult Contemporary MIKE KINOSIAN mkinosox @rronline. corn

these Are The Champions This year's winners of the AC and Hot AC R &R Industry

Achievement Awards

orne repeat winners and several first -time nominees carted off the hardware two weeks ago in R &R's third annual Industry Achievement Award competition. But all the nominees were winners in our book, and they have our congratulations. We'd also like to thank all who

took time to vote and who were with us in Los Angeles when we ripped open the envelopes. As they have in each of the three years we've been doing this, the tuxedo-clad honchos of the accounting firm of Miller, Kaplan, Arase & Co. tabulated the ballots and verified the results.

Adult Contemporary

Station Of The Year: WLTW/New York

Lite FM was once again the dominant station in the No. I market among females 25 -54 and 35 -64 in the latest fall and winter books. This winter WLTW boasted nearly identical shares among women 25- 54 (9.4) and women 35 -64 (9.5). "You always feel great when your station is No. I in the ratings. but it means so much when your peers recognize that your staff performs as

a true team," VP /GM Rona Landy comments to R &R. "Winning this award is especially gratifying when you consider the tremendous radio stations that were nominated this year along with WLTW."

This year's competition included WSNY/Columbus. KOST/Los An- geles. WBEB/Philadelphia, WASH/ Washington and WEAT- FM/West Palm Beach.

WLTW has been nominated twice for Industry Achievement Awards (1998 and 2000) and won both times.

Last year's winner in this category: KODA/Houston.

PD Of The Year: Jim Ryan,

WLTW/New York

"I owe so much to so many people for my winning this award," Ryan remarks to R &R. "I have become better by working with the other great programmers in our company and having a great staff to support me in my efforts. I'd like to thank

(R &R Publisher/CEOJ Erica Farber and her staff for another great convention."

Jim Ryan has been nominated all three years and is the only three - time winner in wry AC or Hot AC category.

MD Of The Year: Charlie Lombardo,

WALK/Long Island, NY

He's won both times he's been nominated (1998 and 21100). Others in this year's field included WYJB/ Albany's Chris Holmberg, WMJX/ Boston's Mark Lawrence, WASH/ Washington's Randi Martin. WAHR/ Huntsville's Bonny O'Brien and WLHT /Grand Rapids' Mary Turner.

Last year's winner in this category: KIO1 /San Francisco's Mark Carlson.


Elaine Locatelli, Columbia

"This is a wonderful way to be-

gin the millennium." the label's VP/ Mainstream AC Promotion tells R &R. "I'm truly overwhelmed and

grateful for winning this R &R award. My sincere thanks goes out to everyone who made this possible. It's particularly gratifying to receive it when Columbia has brought so

many new artists. like Lara Fabian, Marc Anthony and Jessica Simpson, to adult radio. These new voices truly complement Columbia's already great core artists."

Locatelli has thrice been nominated and was also last year's winner in this category.

Air Personality Of The Year: Trapper Jack,

WDOK/Cleveland "We've always known that Trap-

per was one of the best in the country." says WDOK PD Dave Pop - ovich. "It's great that he's received recognition with this R &R award." The winner jokingly asks. "How did this happen? Were the other candidates pedophiles? Seriously. though. F m honored to be recognized by my

peers with this award. I'm ecstatic, This was Trapper Jack's first

nomination. KIOI /San Francisco's Don Bleu

won in this category in 1998 and

1999.


The label has won in two of the

three years it has been nominated (1998 and 2000). This year's field included Atlantic, Columbia, Island Def Jam Music Group. Jive and Warner Bros.

Last year's winner in this category: Columbia.

Gold Label Of The Year: Hollywood

"After such commitment and dedication have been made to delivering the best possible music. it's extremely rewarding to be recognized by the industry." Sr. Director/ Adult Formats Nick Bedding comments. "This award is a testament to Hollywood Records for that kind of quality." The label was also nominated last year.

Last year's winner in this category: DreamWorks.

Hot AC Station Of The Year:

WBMX/Boston "I'm thrilled that Mix 98 -5 has

picked up its first -ever R &R Indus- try Achievement Award." VP/Pro- gramming Greg Strassell remarked. "Boston is an extremely competitive market.where the battle is fought every day. It's a dream come true that our peers in the industry recognize the passionate. winning sta-

STATION of the YEAR

AC Hot AC

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lion we've created. Thanks to a

killer staff. including GM Mark Hannon. MD Mike Mullaney and morning co -host John Lander."

The Pop /Alternative wins in its first year of nomination. Fellow Pop/Alt KFMB -FM/San Diego was

the two -time defending champ in this category.

PD Of The Year: Greg Strassell, WBMX/Boston

The serious tone Strassell took in accepting the Station of the Year award at R &R Convention 2000 was lightened quite a bit when he

commented. "I'm happy that KFMB -FM's Tracy Johnson is a

GM and not a PD." This was Strassell's first time be-

ing nominated in this category. Last year's winner in this cat-

egory: KDMX/Dallas' Jimmy Steal. who now programs CHR/Rhythmic KPWR/Los Angeles.

MD Of The Year: Tony Mascara,

WPLJ/New York

Another first-time nominee wins the trophy. Others in this year's field were WWMX /Baltimore's Greg Carpenter. WKTI /Milwau- kee's Leonard Peace, KFMB -FM/ San Diego's Jen Sewell. KLLC/San Francisco's Julie Stoeckel and WLNK/Charlotte's Patty Vaughn.

Last year's winner was WSHE's Miami Shark. who is now APD/MD at Pop /Alt KMXB/Las Vegas.

Promotion Executive Of The Year: Mary Conroy,

Atlantic

"1 just wish there was enough room on this beautiful award to list all the names of our great field and

national staffs who truly deserve recognition," Conroy notes to R &R. "Our successes and achievements arc only attained through total team effort. I'd like to say thank you on behalf of all at Atlantic."

Among the Atlantic artists having

chart hits in the February 1999-Feb-

ruary 2000 survey period were

Jewel, Beth Hart, Edwin McCain

and Sugar Ray. Mary Conroy is a three -time

nominee and two-time winner (1998

and 2000). Last year's winner in this cat-

egory: Elektrá s Dana Keil.

Air Personality Of The Year: Scott Shannon & Todd Pettingill,

WPLJ/New York

Thanking those who voted for

'PLJ's wake -up team, PD Scott

Shannon quipped. "We thought you'd all be sick of us by now." Fan-

ner Pettingill added, "It means a lá to be recognized by your peers. If

times get tough, l can sell the award

for a box of Rice -A -Roni and a pack-

age of Lee Press -On Nails." The two were also nominated in

1998.

Winners in this category for the

past two years: KFMB -FM /San

Diego's Jeff & Jer.

Platinum Label Of The Year Arista

Bolstered by the phenomenal strength of Santana's "Smooth." Arista is victorious in its first year

of nomination in the Hot AC cat-

egory. This year's field included

Atlantic, Columbia, Jive, RCA and

Warner Bros. Winner in this category the past

two years: Atlantic.

Gold Label Of The Year: Hollywood

We have great forthcoming mu-

sic from artists like BBMak Fastball. Jennifer Paige and Jessica

Riddle." Sr. Director /Adult Formats

Nick Bedding points out. "So - like the Los Angeles Lakers - Hol-

lywood Records will bring it home

again next year." With this year's victory. the label

successfully defends last year's

honor.



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AC Top 30 June 30, 2000

FAITH HILL Breathe (Warner Bros.) MARC ANTHONY You Sang To Me (Columbia)

LEANN RIMES I Need You (Sparrow /Curb /Capitol)


DON HENLEY Taking You Home (Warner Bros.)

BACKSTREET BOYS Show Me The Meaning Of... (Jive)


CELINE DION That's The Way It Is (550 Music/Epic)

SAVAGE GARDEN Crash And Burn (Columbia)

ELTON JOHN Someday Out Of The Blue (Dream Works)

CHRISTINA AGUILERA I Turn To You (RCA)


CELINE DION I Want You To Need Me (550 Music/Epic)

PHIL COLLINS You'll Be In My Heart (Hollywood)

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98 DEGREES I Do (Cherish You) (Universal)

MACY GRAY I Try (Epic)



SARAH MCLACHLAN I Will Remember You (Arista)

WESTLIFE Swear It Again (Arista)


SASHA If You Believe (Reprise)

BETH NIELSEN CHAPMAN Shake My Soul (RCA)

MARK SCHULTZ He's My Son (Word/Epic)

DAVE KOZ Know You By Heart (Capitol)


SUZY K W/DONNY OSMOND Now I Know (Vellum)

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115 AC reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research. a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 6/18-Saturday 6/24. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song being played on more stations is placed first. Breaker status is assigned to songs reaching 875 plays or more for the first time. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from The Arbitron Company (Copyright 2000, The Arbitron Company). 02000, MR Inc.

ALISON KRAUSS It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference (Rounder) Total Plays: 124. Total Stations. 29. Adds: 2

DC TAU( Godsend (Fore!ronWirgin) Total Plays: 114. Total Stations: 18, Adds: 0

JESSICA SIMPSON I Think I'm In Love With You (Columbia) Total Plays 105. Total Stations: 20. Adds: 3

JON SECADA Stop (550 Music/Epic) Total Mays: 102. Total Stations: 33. Adds: 16

JOE I Wanna Know (Jive) Total Plays: 76. Total Stations- 22. Adds: 8

TIM JAMES l'll Be Your Secret (C2/Columbia) Total Plays: 64. Total Stations: 12. Adds: 1

CARLY SIMON So Many Stars (Arista) Total Plays: 40. Total Stations: 14. Adds: 5

JOHN MELLENCAMP Yours Forever (Sony Classical/Columbia) Total Plays. 4. Total Stations: 14. Adds: 14

JANIS IAN Jolene (Windham Hill) Total Plays: O. Total Stations: 16, Adds: 16

Imp ranked by total plays

Most Added. ARTIST TITLE LABEI4SI

JON SECADA Stop (550 Music/Epic)

JANIS IAN Jolene (Windham Hill)

JOHN MELLENCAMP Yours... (Sony Classical/Columbia)

MARK SCHULTZ He's My Son (Word/Epic)




CARLY SIMON So Many Stars (Arista)

K.D. LANG Summertfing (Warner Bros.)

SASHA If You Believe (Reprise)

DAVE KOZ Know You By Heart (Capitol)

JESSICA SIMPSON I Think I'm In Love... (Columbia)


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LEANN RIMES I Need You (Sparrow /Curb /Capitol) +128

BACKSTREET BOYS The One (Jive) +128

LARA FABIAN I Will Love Again (Columbia) +118

MARK SCHULTZ He's My Son (Word/Epic) +113

SAVAGE GARDEN Crash And Burn (Columbia) +112

JON SECADA Stop (550Music/Epic) +94

W. HOUSTON & E. IGLESIAS Could I Have... (Arista) +90

SHANIA TWAIN From This Moment On (Mercury) +88

SUZY K W/DONNY OSMOND Now I Know (Vellum) +74

CELINE DION I Want You To Need Me (550 Music/Epic) +69

Breakers®

No Songs Qualified For Breaker Status This Week

Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to RAR

by sent reporting station. Songs wreporMd as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most increased Plays lists the songs with the grimiest week-to-seek Increases in total plays. Weighted chart rippers on RAR ONLIIE MUSIC TRACKING.

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AC June 30, 2000

Most Played Recurrent* EDWIN MCCAIN I Could Not Ask For More (Lava/Atlantic)

BACKSTREET BOYS I Want It That Way (Jive)

SHANIA TWAIN From This Moment On (Mercury/ IOJMG)

'N SYNC (God Must Have Spent) A Little More Time On You (RCA)

SHANIA TWAIN You're Still The One (Mercury/IDJMG)

CHER Believe (Warner Bros.)

98 DEGREES The Hardest Thing (Universal)

'N SYNC w/GLORIA ESTEFAN Music Of My Heart (Epic)

FAITH HILL This Kiss (Warner Bros.)

SIXPENCE NONE THE RICHER Kiss Me (Squint/Columbia)

PHIL COLLINS True Colors (Atlantic)

NATALIE IMBRUGLIA Tom (RCA)

MARC ANTHONY I Need To Know (Columbia)

RICKY MARTIN She's All I Ever Had (C2/Columbia)

AEROSMITH I Don't Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia)

BACKSTREET BOYS All I Have To Give (Jive)

SHANIA TWAIN You've Got A Way (Mercury/IDJMG)

SHANIA TWAIN Man! I Feel Like A Woman! (MercuryADJMG)

SHANIA TWAIN That Don't Impress Me Much (Mercury/IDJMG)

ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Bailamos (Overbrook/Interscope)

Going For Adds 7/5/00

Each week R &R lists songs going for adds in this section and in the AC

format faxes. To see your song listed, please call AC Assistant Editor Mike

Davis at (310) 788 -1651, fax to (310) 203 -9763, or e-mail:

mda vis @rronline. corn.

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ducer Tom Callahan and R &R Publisher /CEO Erica Farber at R &R's Convention 2000.

R&R/MEDIABASE 24/7

WLHT /Grand Rapids

3am

DEBARGE Rhythm Of The Night


ELTON JOHN The Last Song

BILLY JOEL My Life

AARON NEVILLE Everybody Plays The Fool

BILLY VERA & BEATERS At This Moment


LAURA BRANIGAN Self Control


ERIC CLAPTON Tears In Heaven

BERLIN Take My Breath Away

BETH N CHAPMANShake My Soul

11am

PHILIP BAILEY & PHIL COLLINS Easy Lover

STEPHANIE MILLS Never Knew Love Like This.

MARC ANTHONY You Sang To Me

SHANIA TWAIN You're Still The One

FLEETWOOD MAC Go Your Own Way

MICHAEL BOLTON Love Is A Wonderful Thing

CHICAGO Look Away

98 DEGREES I Do (Cherish You)

BLONDIE The Tide Is High

SASHA If You Believe

JEFF HEAL Y BAND Angel Eyes

SIMPLE MINDS Don't You (Forget About Me)

4pm

STEVE WINWDOD Don't You Know What The...

DON HENLEY Taking You Home

COMMODORES Lady (You Bring Me Up)

ROD STEWART Downtown Train

SANFORD/TOWNSEND BAND Smoke From A...

CHER Believe

BOB SEGER Against The Wind

WILSON PHILLIPS You're In Love

TAYLOR DAYNE With Every Beat Of My Heart

8pm

CHRIS DEBURGH Lady In Red

LIONEL RICHIE Ballerina Girl

ALL -4 -ONE I Can Love You Like That

SHANIA TWAIN From This Moment On

LUTHER VANDROSS Here And Now

CELINE DION I Want You To Need Me

LOGGINS & MESSINA Danny's Song

MARIAH CAREYHero

PHIL COLLINS You'll Be In My Heart

MEDLEY/WARNES(l'veHad) The Time Of My Life

Ì'Oe? WCRZ /Flint

3am

SUPREMES Love Child

PEACHES & HERB Reunited

GAYE d TERRELL Your Precious Love

RASCALS Groovin'

JR. WALKER & ALL STARS What Does It Take

MARY WELLS You Beat Me To The Punch

ROY ORBISONOh! Pretty Woman

RARE EARTH I Just Want To Celebrate

JACKSON 5I Want You Back

EDWIN STARR Twenty-Five Miles

COMMODORESSaiIOn

STEVIE WONDER For Once In My Lile

STEVIE WONDER Living For The City

ALL- 4 -ONEI Swear

MARVIN GAYE Sexual Healing

11am

RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS Unchained Melody.

ELTON JOHN Someday Out Of The Blue

BILLY JOEL You May Be Right

R. KELLY I Believe I Can Fly

RICHARD MARX Right Here Waiting

SAVAGE GARDEN I Knew I Loved You

HEART Alone

M. CAREY/BOYZII MEN One Sweet Dav

ERIC CLAPTON Lávla (Unplugged)


SMOKEY ROBINSON & THE MIRACLES I Gctt,:

FOUNDATIONS Build Me Up Buttercup

4pm

EAGLES One Of These Nights


POLICE Every Breath You Take

HOOVIE & THE BLOWFISH Let her Cr

HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS If This Is It

'N SYNC/G. ESTEFAN The Music Of My Hear

BRYAN ADAMS Please Forgive Me

JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMPSmall Town

SAVAGE GARDEN Crash And Burn

ROXETTE It Must Have Been Love

HALL & OATES You Make My Dreams

SARAHMCLACHLANI Will Remember You (Live)

8pm

SHERIFF When I'm With You

PHIL COLLINS True Colors

MARIAN CAREYAIways Be My Baby

EARTH. WIND & FIRE After The Love Has Gone

JOURNEY When You Love A Woman

TAYLOR DAYNE I'll Always Love You

DIANA ROSS Ain't No Mountain High Enough



KENNY ROGERS Lady

CHICAGO You Come To My Senses

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VERTICAL HORIZON Everything You Want (RCA) 3894 +76 414221 27 92/0

MATCHBOX TWENTY Bent (Lava Atlantic) 3287 +172 339672 11 85/0

MACY GRAY I Try (Epic) 2904 -118 307522 23 86/0

STING Desert Rose (A &Mlnterscope) 2745 +155 319778 10 90/2

G00 GOO DOLLS Broadv'/ay (Warner Bros.) 2716 +52 268432 12 81/0

FAITH HILL Breathe (Warner Bros.) 2450 -161 275699 22 71/0

CREED Higher (Wind -up) 2383 +42 253612 17 62/1

THIRD EYE BLIND Never Let You Go (Elektra/EEG) 2379 -237 245133 25 82/0

NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl) (550 Music./Epic) 2261 +164 262200 9 74/5

SMASH MOUTH Then The Morning Comes (Interscope) 2064 -11 235121 34 79/0

SANTANA F/ROB THOMAS Smooth (Arista) 2017 -137 223927 50 88/0

SAVAGE GARDEN Crash And Burn (Columbia) 1877 +26 176106 12 67/0

SPLENDER I Think God Can Explain (C2/Columbia) 1867 +69 176445 15 62/0

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Otherside (Warner Bros.) 1767 +4 164668 14 60/0

BEN HARPER Steal My Kisses (Virgin) 1663 +22 142674 10 70/2

LONESTAR Amazed (BNA) 1622 -26 162785 23 59/0

SISTER HAZEL Change Your Mind (Universal) 1507 +126 132727 5 72/3

MARC ANTHONY You Sang To Me (Columbia) 1389 -46 186081 13 55/1

TRAIN Meet Virginia (Aware/Columbia) 1361 -49 146911 45 71/0

DON HENLEY Taking You Home (Warner Bros.) 1253 +136 143379 6 62/0

SANTANA F/PRODUCT G &B Maria Maria (Arista) 1173 -116 124090 12 59/0

NO DOUBT Simple Kind Of Life (lnterscope) 968 +100 97914 5 40/0

'N SYNC Bye Bye Bye (Jive) 859 -116 80401 15 39/0

BRITNEY SPEARS Oops!...I Did It Again (Jive) 795 +54 74884 4 28/2

LUSTER Fa Fa (Never Be The Same...) (Hybrid /Sire) 776 -64 60839 7 40/0

ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Be With You (Interscope) 735 -9 95089 4 25/0

TRACY CHAPMAN Telling Stories (There Is...) ( Elektra/EEG) 729 -171 77875 20 43/0

NINA GORDON Tonight And The Rest Of My... (Warner Bros.) 719 +145 64773 1 50/3

KID ROCK Only God Knows Why (Top Dog/Lava/Atlantic) 715 -81 56971 18 27/1

BBMAK Back Here (Hollywood) 687 +80 56023 2 38/4

95 Hot AC reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 6/18 -Saturday 6/24. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song being played on more stations is placed first. Breaker status is assigned to songs reaching 1300 plays or more for the first time. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from The Arbitron Company (Copyright 2000. The Arbitron Company). CO 2000, R &R Inc.

New & Active ONRSTINA AGUILERA I Turn To You (RCA) TM Pays 651 Total Stations 40. Adds 0

KO Here With Me (Arista) Tod Plays. 603. Total Stations 33. Adds 3

RISK Heavy Things (ElektraEG) Cod Pays 524. Total Stations 38 Adds 2

SIT Porcelain (V2) Tad Plays 517. Total Stations 25 Mds 2

_*D O'CONNOR No Man's Woman (Atlanhc) Tad Plays 465 Total Stations 25. Mds. 0

MU RIMES I Need You (Sparrow /CurbVCapdol) Tad Ptin 445. Total Stations 23. Adds 1

SET SOPS The One Owe) Cori Plays 437. Total Stations 19 Mds 0

I$YNC Its Gonna Be Me (Jive) Tad Plays 426. Total Stations 17, Adds 5

NEVE Its Over Now (Portra,t'C2/Columbia) Total flays 419, Total Stations 30, Adds 4

TWIRLS Why Does It Alvays Rail On Me? (Independrentapic) Total Plays 387. Total Stations 31. Adds 2

DURAN DURAN Someone Else Not Me (Hollywood) Total Plays 329. Total Stations 33 Adds 2

JAYHNYNS I'm Gonna Make You Love Me (MlenrnCdunbia) Total Plays 318. Total Stations 23. Mds t

SDI JOYI Ifs My Lde (Island/lOJMG) Total Plays 317. Total Stations 25. Adds 2

SETH HART Delicious Surprise (143/Lava/Atlantic) Total Plays. 310. Total Stations 18 Adds 1

EVERCLEAR Wonderful (Capitol) Total Plays. 309. Total Stations 42. Mds 36

MICHELLE TUNES Do Ya? (Sparrow) Tode Plays: 288. Total Stations. 14, Mds: 0

3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic/Universal) Total Plays 284. Total Stations 24. Adds 6

TNNwAY Nice (Repose) Total Plays. 2t8 Total Stations 19. Adds 0

CARA FNWI I Will Love Again (Columbia) Total PIP'S: 188 Total Stations 12 Ados 3

w u11EY HOUSTON & BOOK IGLESIAS Gould (Arsta) TOW Plays 167. Total Stations 12 Adds 2

DEATHRAY Now That I MI Blind (Capricorn) Total Plays 133. Total Stations. 11. Adds 0

SHIVAREE Goodnight Moon (Capitol) Tots Plays 133. Total Stations 11. Mds 0

VERTICAL HORIZON You 're A God (RCA) Tots Plays 82. Total Stations: 39. Adds. 39

MACY GRAY Why Didn't You Call Me? (Epic) Total Plays 41. Total Stations: 24. Adds 24

TRACY CNAPMIW Wedding Song (BeldraEEG) Total Plays 3. Total Stahorn. 10. Adds: 10

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VERTICAL HORIZON You're A God (RCA)


MACY GRAY Why Didn't You Call Me (Epic)

TRACY CHAPMAN Wedding Song (Elektra/EEG)

DOGSTAR Cornerstore (Ultimatum)


NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl) (550 Music/Epic)

'N SYNC Ifs Gonna Be Me (Jive)

TONIC Sugar (Universal)

BBMAK Back Here (Hollywood)

NEVE its Over Now (Portrait/C2/Columbia)

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Sour Girl (Atlantic)


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NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story...) (550 Music/Epic)

STING Desert Rose (A &M/lnterscope)

NINA GORDON Tonight And The... (Warner Bros.)





'N SYNC Its Gonna Be Me (Jive)


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it's going up."

-Tracy Johnson, KFMB /San Diego

" 'Back Here' is getting Number One

phones and fantastic callout across

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-David Israel, WOMX, Orlando

"We were the first to add it in Salt

Lake and now FOUR stations in the

market are playing it! Top 5 sales,

great phones and callout!" -Rusty Keys, KBEE, Salt Lake City

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Most Played Recurrents MARC ANTHONY I Need To Know (Columbia)

G00 GOO DOLLS Black Balloon (Warner Bros.)

SUGAR RAY Someday (Lava/Atlantic)

TAL BACHMAN She's So High (Columbia)

SMASH MOUTH All Star (Interscope)

FASTBALL Out Of My Head (Hollywood)

G00 G00 DOLLS Slide (Warner Bros.)

CELINE DION That's The Way It Is (550 Music /Epic)


SIXPENCE NONE THE RICHER Kiss Me (Squint/Columbia)

BACKSTREET BOYS Show Me The Meaning Of Being Lonely (Jive)

NATALIE IMBRUGLIA Torn (RCA)

SUGAR RAY Every Morning (Lava/Atlantic)

LENNY KRAVITZ I Belong To You (Virgin)

EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Save Tonight (Work/Epic)

SARAH MCLACHLAN I Will Remember You (Arista)

LENNY KRAVITZ Fly Away (Virgin)

BLINK -182 All The Small Things (MCA)

STING Brand New Day (A &M /Interscope)

COUNTING CROWS Hanginaround (DGC /Gelten /lgterscope)

HOT AC Going For Adds 75/00

Each week R &R lists songs going for adds in this section and in the Hot AC

format fax. To see your song listed, please call AC Assistant Editor Mike

Davis at (310) 788 -1651, fax to (310) 203 -9763, or e-mail:

[email protected].

Welcoming Lara Fabian (c) to KBIG /Los Angeles are two of the Hot AC's air personali-

ties Leigh Ann Adam and ( "The Nearly Famous ") Billy Burke.

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SIMPLY RED If You Don't Know Me By Now

SIMPLE MINDS Don't You (Forget About Me)

FAITH HILL Breathe

ROD STEWART My Heart Can't Tell You No

GLORIA ESTEFAN & MIAMI... Anything For You

SAVAGE GARDEN Crash And Burn

WALLFLOWERS One Headlight

JOURNEY Faithfully

NATALIE IMBRUGLIA Torn


TRAVIS Why Does It Always Rain On Me?

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LEVEL 42 Something About You

SELENA I Could Fall In Love

U2 With Or Without You

FAITH HILL Breathe

PAULA ABDUL Straight Up

JOHN COUGAR Jack & Diane

SHANIA TWAIN Man! I Feel Like A Woman!


BLONDIECaII Me


POLICE Every Little Thing She Does...

SHERYL CROW My Favorite Mistake

JOHN WAITE Missing You

MATCHBOX 20 3am

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EDWIN MCCAINI'll Be

PAULA ABDUL Straight Up

SEAL Kiss From A Rose


PHIL COLLINS Sussudio

JEWEL Foolish Games

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MARC ANTHONY I Need To Know

ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Ba ila m os

NO DOUBT Don't Speak

FAITH HILL Breathe

SPIN DOCTORS Two Princes

PAT BENATAR Love Is A Battlefield


CUTTING CREW (I Just) Died In Your Arms


HONEYDIPPERSSea Of Love

TRACY CHAPMAN Give Me One Reason

KATRINA & THE WAVES Walking On Sunshine

EAGLES Hotel California

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ELTON JOHN Something About The Way You...


SOFT CELL Tainted Love


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CLORIA ESTEFAN & MIAMI SOUND... Conga

98 DEGREES The Hardest Thing

HOOTIE AND THE BLOWFISH Time

STEVE PERRY Foolish Heart

SAVAGE GARDEN Truly Madly Deeply


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LIONEL RICHIE Ballerina Girl

ALL -4 -ONE I Can Love You Like That

SHANIA TWAIN From This Moment On


CELINE DION I Want You To Need Me

LOGGINS & MESSINA Danny's Song

MARIAN CAREY Hero


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SISTER HAZEL All For You

FAITH HILL Breathe

HUMAN LEAGUE Don't You Want Me


SIXPENCE NONE THE RICHER Kiss Me

PAT BENATAR Hit Me With Your Best Shot

RICKY MARTIN L ivin' La Vida Loca


JEWEL Foolish Games

DUNCAN SHEIK Barely Breathing

ROXETTE Listen To Your Heart

UB40 Red Red Wine

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RICK SPRINGFIELD Don't Talk To Strangers

BELINDA CARLISLE Mad About You

MICHAEL JACKSON Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'

TAYLOR DAYNE Don't Rush Me

STEVIE NICKS & TOM PETTY Stop Draggin'My_

JOHN COUGAR Authority Song

KENNY LOGGINS Footloose

POLICE Roxanne

GREGORY ABBOTT Shake You Down

BILLY OCEAN When The Going Gets Tough

BILLY JOEL My Life

R.E.M. The One I Love

JANN ARDEN Insensitive

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Top 20 POP /ALTERNATIVE

ARTIST -

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TOTAL STATIONS ADDS

o VERTICAL HORIZON Everything You Want (RCA) 1636 1534 32/0

o MATCHBOX TWENTY Bent (Lava /Atlantic) 1617 1530 32/0

o STING Desert Rose (A &M /Interscope) 1348 1320 32/0

CREED Higher (Wind -up) 1307 1345 29/0

o NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl) (550 Music) 1300 1206 32/0

GOO GOO DOLLS Broadway (Warner Bros.) 1209 1226 30/0

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Otherside (Warner Bros.) 1108 1117 32/0

THIRD EYE BLIND Never Let You Go (Elektra/EEG) 1101 1142 32/0

e MACY GRAY I Try (Epic) 1059 1141 31/0

10 m SPLENDER I Think God Can Explain (C2 /Columbia) 920 897 26/0

11 o BEN HARPER Steal My Kisses (Virgin) 847 839 31/0

13 o SISTER HAZEL Change Your Mind (Universal) 745 689 28/0

12 a SMASH MOUTH Then The Morning... (Interscope) 723 693 31/0

16 m NO DOUBT Simple Kind Of Life (Interscope) 675 590 27/0

14 15 SANTANA F/ROB THOMAS Smooth (Arista) 563 598 30/0

18 m SAVAGE GARDEN Crash And Burn (Columbia) 550 538 18/0

15 17 SANTANA F /PRODUCT G&B Maria Maria (Arista) 526 591 23/0

17 18 TRAIN Meet Virginia (Aware /Columbia) 516 556 28/0

BLINK -182 All The Small Things (MCA) 501 490 24/0

FAITH HILL Breathe (Warner Bros.) 487 514 16/0

32 Pop /Alternative reporters. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 6/18- Saturday 6/24. © 2000, R &R Inc.

New & Active .

MOBY Porcelain (V2) 'otal Plays 425. Total Stations 25. Adds 2

NINA GORDON Tonight And The Rest... (Warner Bros.) Total Plays 418 Total Stations. 24. Adds. 2

0100 Here With Me (Arista) Total Plays. 359 Total Stations 19. Adds. 1

SINEAD O'CONNOR No Man's Woman (Atlantic) Total Plays 346 Total Stations 22 Adds 0

PHISH Heavy Things (Elektra/EEG) Total Plays 346 Total Stations 22 Adds 1

NEVE Its Over Now (Portrait/C2 /Columbia) Total Plays. 326. Total Stations: 21. Adds: 2

TRAVIS Why Does It Always Rain... (lndependiente Epic) Total Plays 264. Total Stations. 19. Adds 1

EVERCLEAR Wonderful (Capitol) Total Plays 245, Total SthNons. 26. Adds: 21

DON HENLEY Taking You Home (Warner Bros.) Total Plays 234 Total Stations 14. Adds 0

DURAN DURAN Someone Else Not Me (Hollywood) Total Plays 215 total Stations 18 Adds 1

Soap ranked by total plays

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F00 FIGHTERS Learn To Fly


CITIZEN KING Better Days (And The Bottom.. l

ALANA DAVIS 32 Flavors

BLINK -182 All The Small Things

COUNTING CROWS Mr. Jones

SUGAR RAY Someday

NATALIE MERCHANT Break Your Heart

THIRD EYE BLIND How's It Going To Be?

EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Save Tonight

CREED Higher

ALANIS MORISSETTE You Learn

TRAVIS Why Does It Always Rain On Me?

LA'S There She Goes

TAL BACHMAN She's So High

11am NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl)

BARENAKED LADIES One Week


INXS Never Tear Us Apart TONIC You Wanted More

CHUMBAWUMBA Tubthumping

OUSTER Fa Fa (Never Be The Same Again)

EVERYTHING Hooch


G00 G00 DOLLS Name

PHISH Heavy Things

JEWEL You Were Meant For Me

DEPECHE MODE Enjoy The Silence

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EDIE BRICKELL & NEW BOHEMIANS What I Am

LENNY KRAVITZ I Belong To You

ALANIS MORISSETTE Unsent THIRD EYE BLIND Never Let You Go

MELISSA ETHERIDGE I'm The Only One

STING Brand New Day

OMC How Bizarre NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl)


NATALIE MERCHANT Carnival TRINKET Boon)

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SHAWN COLVIN Sunny Came Home

VERTICAL HORIZON Everything Vou Want

SUNDAYS Summertime NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girll PEARL JAM Setter Man

TRACY CHAPMAN Telling Stories...

BARENAKED LADIES It's All Been Done

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Otherside

ALANIS MORISSETTE Thank U

MACY GRAY I Try

SARAH MCLACHLAN Possession

JAYHAWKS I'm Gonna Make You Love Me

FASTBALL The Way

Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Tuned -In is based on sample hours taken from Monday 6/19. © 2000. R &R Inc.

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NAC /Smooth Jazz

May I Häve The Envelope, Please?

R&R presented its Industry Achievement Awards two weeks ago during R &R Convention - 2000 in Los Angeles. From an outstanding field of nominees in every category. these are the NAC /Smooth Jazz winners. Congratulations to all!

Station Of The dear: WNUA/Chicago

WNUA wins Station of the Year

for the third consecutive year. This rarefied distinction reflects the station's leadership and continuing success, which is spearheaded by VP /GM Ralph Sherman Jr. (re- ferred to internally as the Zen master "). PD Bob Kaake has crafted a compelling on -air product that routinely produces top-5 25 -54 - and frequently top-2 35-64 - rankings. APD/MD Steve Stiles is one of a dwindling number of his major -market peers to still break records on a consistent basis. WNUA also continues to grow revenue. With billing that exceeds $30 million. it is one of this format's most profitable stations.

WNUA PD Bob Kaake comments. "Wow! Once again it's a .

privilege to he so honored by our peers in the industry. Thank you! l'm incredibly proud of the entire staff. It's a true pleasure to work with this wonderful and talented group of people. Of course. we all want to thank our GM. Ralph Sherman. His steady hand and quiet leadership have created a

work environment that encourages great things to happen every day.

"It mystifies me to see some man-

agers give up on Smooth Jazz when obvious signs of its success are all over the country in markets txih large

and small. This format can work well everywhere. but you have to commit to its success. bring the right team together and work hard at it every day. Consider this: Smooth Jazz is a

format that is unique. credible and based in a key benefit to listeners. What a concept! You decisionmakers out there. please consider Smooth Jazz. It's a real opponunity!"

Program Director Of The Year: Chris Brodie,

KTWV (The Wave)/ Los Angeles

Aboard since the station's launch in 1987. Chris Brodie has been The Wave's PD for the past 1 I years. Particularly over the past six years, Brodie has proven her skill and consistency by delivering a

nearly unbroken stream of top 5

25 -54 ratings successes. Not only that. but in many books since 1994 The Wave has scored as the market's leading English - language station. Brodie also won this award in 1998.

'There's a great 'pride vibe' in the halls at The Wave," Brodie comments. "It has a lot to do with being the No. 6- ranked revenue sta-

tion in the country in 1999. but there's more to it. Winning the PD of the Year award really reflects all the dedication and enthusiasm that emanates from the entire staff here.

And so I'd like to dedicate this award to the staff and management of The Wave. We all worked together to make the station what it is today.

"Our VP/GM, Tim Pohlman, has

a favorite saying: 'Quietly making noise.' That's what The Wave has

done over the past I3 -plus years, and that's precisely what we'll continue to do in the years to come. Thanks to R &R, Infinity Broadcast- ing Corp. and, especially. my Smooth Jazz colleagues for their vote of confidence."

Chris Brodie

LABEL of the YEAR PLATINUM

7E1111/ ME iti

BLUE NOTER

GOLD

Music Director Of The Year: KTWV/L.A. APD/MD

Ralph Stewart and WNUA /Chicago

APD/MD Steve Stiles

For the first time in R &R Achievement Award history in any category we have a tie vote. Es- teemed by their colleagues on both sides of the industry, Stewart and Stiles both enjoy well -deserved reputations for picking hits and breaking records. Says Stewart, "In my first radio job I realized that having one's name on the R &R routing sheet was a sign of prestige at the station because R &R was a

protected commodity. The first time my name was printed in R &R. I

felt that I'd truly arrived. I'm blown away that, 20 years into this career, R &R has provided me with an-

J

/010 Ralph Stewart Steve Stiles

other unforgettable milestone, one that I am honored to share with Steve Stiles and the person I have the daily privilege of working with and learning from, Chris Brodie."

Stiles says that. personally and professionally. the past year has been an amazing one for him. 'l'o have won Station of the Year is the highest honor that could be be- stowed upon us," he says. "It represents the efforts of everyone at the station who contributes to its success. And to be recognized by my peers as MD of the Year - an award I gladly share with my longtime friend Ralph Stewart - is truly special. I am forever grateful to Bob Kaake and Ralph Sherman for the

tremendous support and encourage- ment they give me on a daily basis.

Thank you to all my friends in both the radio and record communities. I

dedicate this award to my muse, my love, my life, Debi Stiles. Without her by my side. none of this would be possible."

R&R 95


WNUA9S.5 y Personality Of The Lear:

Ramsey Lewis, WNUA/Chicago

"Being an on -air personality at

WNUA is one of the greatest privi- leges of my life because I get to work with some of the hest - and most professional - people in the world." Lewis offers. "I should accept this award. really, for the team that makes

the morning show what it is. If I'm some sort of unusual personality. it's

because Karen Williams is one of the greatest co- hosts in the world. We couldn't do without her radio

experience and everything she brings to the table.

because my main experience is

playing the piano! We also have a great producer, Bob Kessler. who helps put the show to-

gether and brings us fresh ideas. It's a team effort. Thank you very much."

Ramsey Lewis

Platinum Label Of The Year: Blue Note

"We were really thrilled to win this award." Blue Note President Bruce Lundvall comments. "Part of Blue Note's heritage goes hack to the early '70s and the early stages of what is now called smooth jazz, which involved artists like Earl Klugh, Bobbi Humphrey. Noel Pointer and Ronnie Laws. whom George Butler signed. That heritage continues as part of our current artist roster strategy. with artists like Richard Elliot, Pieces Of A Dream. Everette Harp, Ronnie Laws, Paul Jackson Jr. and Dave Koz, whom I

signed on Capitol. We're very proud to be selected in this category be-

cause it is very much a part of the label's ongoing direction, as well as

its heritage."

Gold Label Of The lear: Shanachie

Shanachie Entertainment GM Randall Grass says, "It's great to win this award for several reasons.

First. it's a deserved tribute to our radio promotion team, especially Claudia Navarro. It's also a reason to look at the mountain Shanachie has climbed in only a few short years in the NAC world. Sometimes we're too busy doing battle to fully appreciate what we've achieved. Fi- nally, it's a challenge to us to be a

positive force in an evolving format, and we intend to deliver the goods. Thank you for this recognition!"


Deborah Lewow, Warner Bros. Sr. DirJNAC

Promotion

"1 am so truly blessed in so many ways," says Lewow. "Warner Bros./ Jazz has. to my mind. the absolute finest roster of artists making some

of the very hest music out there. We

have a wonderful team of music - driven professionals in our department who love their work, and it shows! Unlike many other formats. 'the NAC family' is a real and heartfelt state-

ment about how we feel about each

otter and this music. My list of blessings goes on and on. 1 am so grateful to everyone not only for the honor of this award, but because they enrich my life every day.

Thank

Deborah Lewow

AU That Jazz's annual party that kicks off the R &R Convention has

become a format institution. This year ATJ joined forces with Samson

Records at Santa Monica's Arcadia for an evening of music and merri- ment. Among the "A" list revelers were (l -r) Jango's Steve Nieves,

KTWV /L.A:s Ralph Stewart, Samson Pres. Steve Barri, Jango's Steve LeGassick, Carol Archer, WNUA/Chicago's Steve Stiles, artist Jeff Lorber and Samson VP /Promotion Mike Klein.



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®June 30, 2000 ARTIST TITLE- LABEL(S)

BONEY JAMES & RICK BRAUN Grazin'... (Warner Bros.) GEORGE BENSON Deeper Than You Think (GRPNMG)

PAUL TAYLOR Avenue (PeaWUnity/N- Coded)

MARC ANTOINE Palm Strings (GRPNMG)

BRIAN CULBERTSON Do You Really Love Me (Atlantic)

CHRIS STANDRING Hip Sway (Instinct)

BOB JAMES Raise The Roof (Warner Bros.)

URBAN KNIGHTS Sweet Home Chicago (Narada)

DOWN TO THE BONE The Zodiac (Internal Bass)

RONNY JORDAN London Lowdown (Blue Note)

JOYCE COOLING Before Dawn (Heads Up)

RICHARD ELLIOT Moomba (Blue Note)

STEELY DAN Jack Of Speed (Giant/Reprise)

JEFF GOLUB F/PETER WHITE No Two Ways About It (GRPNMG)

EUGE GROOVE Vinyl (Warner Bros.)

MAYSA Got To Be Strong (Rice/N- Coded)

CLUB 1600 Stay (N- Coded)

JAY BECKENSTEIN Sunrise (Windham Hill)

BRENDA RUSSELL Catch On (Hidden Beach)

LARRY CARLTON Fingerprints (Warner Bros.)

BRIAN MCKNIGHT 6,8,12 (Motown)

DAVE KOZ Can't Let You Go (The Sha...) (Capitol)

ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY Beautiful Game (Higher Octave)

TONI BRAXTON Spanish Guitar (Laface /Arista)

TOM GRANT Tune It In (Windham Hill Jazz)

CHUCK LOEB Silver Star (Shanachie)

KIRK WHALUM Same Ole Love (Warner Bros.)

DWIGHT SILLS Desert Skies (Citylights/Monarch)


MICHAEL MCDONALD The Meaning Of Love (Ramp)

TOTAL

PLAYS

802

637

635

568

557

553

553

530

493

492

441

422

420

414

359

345

342

338

325

318

311

307

275

255

172

155

148

146

132

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GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONS ALAYS iUPRESSIONS CHART ADDS

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-31 126116 9 37/0

+30 101416 8 35/0

+2 93249 22 32/0

-42 67663 22 31/0

+38 93723 11 35/0

+58 90618 11 35/0

-35 62987 18 33/0

-86 66408 20 31/0

-2 83577 11 34/1

-59 74552 18 33/0

-10 57441 13 32/0

+16 53960 7 33/0

-18 37970 9 30/1

+24 57294 7 33/1

-7 44254 8 31/0

-72 36196 14 25/0

-7 57031 12 27/0

+19 48539 11 29/2

-3 37427 6 26/2

-82 55489 23 24/0

+9 38206 6 23/0

+120 46618 2 34/4

+33 21635 3 25/0

+56 40358 4 2213

-15 12866 15 14/0

+13 27491 3 14/0

-22 27986 15 11/0

-10 11988 18 13/0

+5 9827 5 9/0

+28 6369 1 11/4

37 NAC /Smooth Jazz reporters. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 618 -Saturday 6/24. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays. the song being played on more stations is placed first. Breaker status is assigned to songs reaching 400 plays or more for the first time. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from The Arbitron Company (Copyright 2000. The Arbitron Company). © 2000. R8R Inc.

New &r Active MICHAEL LINGTON Twice In A Lifetime (Samson) Total Plays: 73. Total Stations: 8. Adds: 0

NELSON RANGELL All In All (Shanachie) Total Plays: 57. Total Stations: 8. Adds: 2

YOLANDA ADAMS Fragile Heart (Elektra/EEG) Total Plays: 57. Total Stations: 5. Adds: 0

SAM CARDON Last Night Of Summer (Treble V) Total Plays: 46. Total Stations: 6. Adds: 1

SOUL CONVERSATION Whatever It Takes (Transparent) Total Plays: 46. Total Stations: 5. Adds: 0

JAllMASTERS London Chimes (Hardcastle/rrippin 'N' Rhythm) Total Plays: 106. Total Stations: 12. Adds: 0

KEN NAVARRO Island Life (Positive) Total Plays: 85. Total Stations: 10. Adds: 1

VARIOUS ARTISTS Manenberg (Heads Up) Total Plays: 79. Total Stations: 9. Adds: 1

CHIELI MINUCCI Endless Summer (Shanachie) Total Plays: 78. Total Stations: 7. Adds: 0

GENE DUNLAP Got 'Til Its Gone (Avenue Jazz) Total Plays: 76, Total Stations: 8. Adds: 0

NORMAN BROWN Celebration (Warner Bros.) Total Plays: 74. Total Stations: 7. Adds: 0 Songs ranked by total plays

Most Added® ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S)

CRAIG CHAQUICO Cafe Carnival (Higher Octave)

DAVE KOZ Can't Let You Go (The Sha...) (Capitol)


KIM WATERS Hudson River Nights (Shanachie)

TONI BRAXTON Spanish Guitar (LaFace/Aristal

BONEY JAMES All Night Long (Warner Bros.)

STEVE COLE Got It Goin' On (Bluemoon Atlanhc)

LARRY CARLTON Silky Smooth (Warner Bros.)

JAY BECKENSTEIN Sunrise (Windham Hill)

BRENDA RUSSELL Catch On (Hidden Beach)

NELSON RANGELL All In All (Shanachie)

BEBEL GILBERTO So... (Summer Samba) (Six Degrees)

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DAVE KOZ Can't Let You Go (The Sha...) (Capitol) +120

CHRIS STANDRING Hip Sway (Instinct) +58

TONI BRAXTON Spanish Guitar (LaFace/Arista) +56

BRIAN CULBERTSON Do You Really Love Me (Atlantic) +38

ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY Beautiful Game (Higher Octave) +33

GEORGE BENSON Deeper Than You Think (GRPNMG) +30

MICHAEL MCDONALD The Meaning Of Love (Ramp) +28

BONEY JAMES All Night Long (Warner Bros.) +26

JEFF GOLUB F/PETER WHITE No Two... (GRPNMG) +24

WALTER BEASLEY Comin' At Cha (Shanachie) +23

RAY SILKMAN So Saxual (Silktone) +23

Breakers. JEFF GOLUB f/PETER WHITE

No Two Ways About It (GRPNMG) TOTAL PLAYS/INCREASE TOTAL STATIONS :ADDS

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NAC notes with Carol Archer

Tames & Braun's "Grazin' in the Grass" (Warner Bros.) holds No.1 - and the fellows also have the strength

of their current tour to bolster them. But George Benson's "Deeper Than You Think" (VMG /GRP) bursts 5 -2 *, though it trails Boney/Braun by 165 total plays. Two reporters - WJJZ/Philadelphia and WLVE/Miami - have yet to add Benson. which is their prerogative. But I have to wonder at what point stations must hon- estly re- evaluate a track - whether or not they hear it or like it themselves - and admit that it's a hit after all. Impressive sales on Absolute Benson continue, and "Deeper Than You Think" is in top rotation at the following stations: 28 plays on WJZW/Washington and KOAI/Dallas, 24 plays at KKSF /San Francisco and WVMV/Detroit and 23 plays at KTWV (The Wave) /Los Angeles.

Brian Culbertson's "Do You Really Love Me" (Atlantic) surges 8 -5* - The Wave APD /MD Ralph Stewart calls Culbertson "a little hit machine" - while Chris Standring's "Hip Sway" (Instinct) bounds 9 -6'.

There's dizzying momentum on Dave Koz's "Can't Let You Go" (Capitol), which moves 25 -22* this week. Ninety- two percent of the panel is playing it already, and the track is by far the Most In- creased with a gain of 120 plays.

Michael McI)onald's "The Meaning of Love" (Ramp) debuts at 30* with four new adds. including one at KSSJ /Sacra- mento. The track is already being given 18 plays by Bernie Kimble at WNWV/ Cleveland.

Most Added honors are earned by Craig Chaquico, whose very cool "Cafe Carnival" (Higher Octave) captivated seven reporters. including KIFM/San Di- ego: KHIH /Denver; WJZA/Columbus; KJZY /Santa Rosa. CA; and KOAZ/Tuc- son. Chaquico and keyboardist Ozzie Ahlers have crafted an intriguing melody with distinctive Brazilian overtones - the

perfect vehicle for Chaquicó s supple guitar lines - and Ahler's piano parts really shine. This is one of Chaquicó s strongest, most commercial offerings and well worth your serious consideration.

Kim Waters' "Hudson River Nights" (Shanachie) ties McDonald with four new adds. including KHIH.

Steve Cole's outstanding "Got It Goin' On" (Atlantic) was added at The Wave and is already in medium rotation at WNUA (sec Under the Radar for more). To my ear, this one's an instant add.

I really appreciate Al Jarreau's "Last Night" (VMG /(:RP). His reading of this ten- derhearted midtempo pop tune communicates just the right touch of jazz flavor.

A perfect follow -up to Larry Carlton's chart- topping "Fingerprints" is on your desk now, "Silky Smooth" (Warner Bros.) The song title aptly describes Carlton's sublime guitar approach on this appealing track, which is further enhanced by Steve Cole's eloquent saxophone pans.

I don't know whether it's Warner Bros.' intention to release the track "Come Rain or Come Shine" from the B.B. King & Eric Clapton collaboration Riding With the King as a single. but I hope programmers will give it earnest consideration for airplay in any case. Trading verses and guitar solos. the musical giants do justice to a classic tune, their voices instantly recognizable to the entire breadth of the adult demo. Those soulful blues guitar lines are perfectly compatible with the format's sound while contributing much - needed vitality.

Other projects that merit your attention include David Benoit's "Red Baron" (VMG/ GRP) from Here's to You, Charlie Brown: 50 Great Years, on which the pianomeister gets able support from guitarist Marc Antoine: Walter Beasley's soul- drenched "Comin' at Chaff" (Shanachie) - Beasley's got a gorgeous tone - and Maceo Parker's "The Greatest Romance Ever Sold" (What Are Records ?). with its mile -deep grooves and world -class hook. Remember Maceó s sax work in James Brown's and George Clinton's bands? This guy's s(xxxx) bad. A collaboration with Prince. who also produced this track, certainly adds another reason for consideration, but it's the hook - I was humming it after the first listen. and now I can't get it out of my head! - that screams. "Yes!"

Steve Cole's 1999 solo de- but CD, Stay Awhile, was one of the most auspicious debuts in memory. It spawned two No. 1 singles - "When I Think of You" and "Say It Again"- one top 5 track and another that went top 10. And now, if early endorsements on the first single from Cole's forthcoming CD, Between Us (Atlantic), are any indication, the track "Got It Goin' On" is a smash too. WNUA/Chicago, where it's already in medium rotation, added the tune two weeks ago, as did WJZW/Wash- ington. This week Cole was added by KTWV (The Wave) /Los Angeles. WNUA APD /MD Steve Stiles discusses his enthusiasm for the project.

DAR RSR'S EXCLUSIVE BAROMETER FOR NEW MUSIC

I've been living with the single over the past eight months. as Steve and producer Brian Culbertson have been recording it. Every time Steve has come in to play it for me and said, "This is it," he's called back a day or two later to say they're redoing it. I don't have the full record, but I've heard every incarnation of this single.

"Got It Goin' On" is brilliant! With a shamelessly infectious hook and melody, it's got No. 1 written all over it. One of the things I love about Steve's playing and his collaborations with Brian is their pop sensibility, where you can almost hear the lyric in your head. The four minutes of the song move very quickly. They spent a lot of time on this song to get the mix to where they were really happy with it.

In Steve's career this record represents the next natural progression in his artistic growth. That's not to say I didn't love the first record, because I

did, but this one isn't a sophomore effort. It's an intelligent, well- thought- out and mature undertaking. Steve's gone to the next level on this one.

People accuse this format of not breaking new artists, but Steve Cole is an example of someone who has broken huge over the past 18 months. His debut album went four singles deep: Two of them went to No.1, one went top 5 and another top 10. That's huge, really impressive, and something he and All of us in radio should be very proud of. Why was that record so big? He had really great songs that were hooky and melodic. It's not only important to have a first song that can go to No.1, but there have to be a couple more if the audi ence is going to connect with the project. People aren't necessarily going to buy a CD based on one song, no matter how long it stays at No. 1.

We have great belief in Steve Cole. He'll be playing the last of our summer concerts at Navy Pier with Brian Culbertson and Marc Antoine. It'll be something of a homecoming for Brian and Steve, and Marc is the perfect way to round out the bill. The show's almost sold out.

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"Hudson River Nights" the follow up single to his #1 "Secrets Told"

Most Added New this week: KHIH /Denver KBZN /Salt Lake City KRVR/Modesto KNIK/Anchorage

On tour this summer with the Guitar and Saxes tour!

www.shanachie.com



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WZMR /Albany, NY

PD: Patrick Ryan

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KNIK /Anchorage. AK

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WNUA/Chicago, IL PD: Bob Kaake APD/MD: Steve Stiles

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WNWV/Cleveland, OH

PD/MD: Bernie Kimble

WJZA/Columbus, OH

PD/MD: Bill Harman

KOAI/Dallas -Ft. Worth. TX

PD: Maxine Todd MD: Teresa Kincaid

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KHIH /Denver -Boulder, CO

PD /MD: Becky Taylor

WVMV/Delroit, MI PD: Tom Sleeker MD: Sandy Kovach

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KTWV/Los Angeles, CA PD: Chris Brodie APDIMO: Ralph Stewart

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WLVE/Miami, FL

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WJZI/Milwaukee. WI PD: Chris Moreau MD: Debbie Young

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PD: Anne Gress APD/MD: Michael Tozzi

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DAVE KOZ Surrender (Capitol)

KENNY G Stranger On The Shore (Arista)

KIM WATERS Secrets Told (Shanachie)

BONEY JAMES Boneyizm (Warner Bros.)

CHRIS 80111 Why Not (GRPNMG)

KENNY GARRETT Simply Said (Warner Bros.)

DAVID BENOIT Miles After Dark (GRPNMG)

NORMAN BROWN Paradise (Warner Bros.)

STEVE COLE It's Gonna Be Alright (Bluemoon /Atlantic)

BRIAN MCKNIGHT Back At One (Motown)

CHUCK LOEB High Five (Shanachie)

JOYCE COOLING Callie (Heads Up)

DAVE KOZ Together Again (Capitol)

ROGER SMITH Off The Hook (Miramar)

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Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (2): KCIY/Kansas City, KS WSMJ/Knoxville,TN

Note: WJZF /Atlanta, GA Is no longer reporter.

NAC /SMOOTH JAZZ Going For Adds

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100 R&R June 30, 2000

CYNDEE MAXWELL maxerronline.corn

Speech! Speech! Award winners gush with gratefulness

Rock

N ow that the third annual R &R Industry Achievement Awards have been presented. it's time to give the winners space to speak their minds and make their thank you's. Overall, WAAF/ Boston, KISW /Seattle and Atlantic Records each won two awards. On behalf of everyone at

R &R and the industry at large, congratulations to all of the winners!

Rock Station Of The Year:

WDVE /Pittsburgh "It's a great honor to receive this

award. WDVE has been rockin' Pitts-

burgh for 31 years. and we contigue to renew and refresh the image and sound of the station to keep it top -of- mind in The Burgh.' Thanks to all who voted for 'DVE and ... let it rock!" - Garrett Hart PD

PD Of The Year: Miclwd "Dolphin" Walter,

WEBN/Cincinnatl

"Not since Jesse Ventura has the

drunken throw -away vote come hack

to haunt so many. I would be remiss if I did not give credit where credit is

due - WEBN is truly the product of many twisted minds. Thanks to Scott

Reinhart. Joel Moss and Bob Garrett. who deserve equal recognition for continuing the evolution that

is The Lunatic Fringe of American

Afictreel"Dopsh" Cathy Faulkner Walter

FM.' By the way. that whole small -

penis thing from last year? That's all true. Thanks again."

MD Of The Year: Cathy Faulkner,

KISW/Seattle

"1'nì grateful for the show of sup-

port from my peers (via- voting) and

truly honored to receive this award. Special thanks go to the rest of the incredible KISW team. without whom ... well, let's just say they make me

look good!"

Warner Bros. artist Don Henley performed a special rehearsal concert in Culver City, CA recently. After the show he invited all 300 attendees to an authentic Texas barbecue dinner with his favorite chef, who

drove his barbecue wagon all the way to L.A. for the event. After check- ing our chins for sauce, we posed with Don for this shot. Seen here

are (l -r) R &R's Kristy Reeves, Henley, R &R friend Paula Rudolph and

R &R's Cyndee Maxwell.

LABEL of the YEAR Rock

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Bob Rivers Lea Pisacane

Personality Of The Year: Bob Rivers & Twisted Radio,

KISW/Seattle

Promotion Executive Of The Year: Lea Pisacane,

Atlantic

"I fancy myself something of an

iconoclast. so I was quite surprised at

how pleased I felt to be granted this

award. To be recognized by one's peers is undeniably gratifying. espe-

cially in this fucking hell we call promotion." .

Platinum Label Of The Year: Atlantic

Gold Label Of The Year: Trauma

"Wow. 1 didn't know anyone was

keeping score! I would advise anyone who was dumb enough to vote for us

to rethink how they are conducting the rest of their life." - Mike Jacobs.

Sr. VP

Active Rock Station Of The Year:

WAAF/Boston

PD Of The Year: Dave Douglas, WAAF/Boston

"I can't believe it! We're thrilled that WAAF was selected as Active Rock Station of the Year for the second year in a

row. and I'm very honored to have been chosen Ac- tive Rock PD of the Year. Thanks Dave Douglas


Rock Active Rock

FEW 107.3 FM

go to AM /FM for blowing up WRCX/Chicago and making this pos-

sible."

MD Of The Year: Cindy Scull, KEGIJDallas

Personality Of The Year: Johnny Dare,

KQRC/Kansas City

'obviously. it's a great honor to be included among the likes of the other winners. people like Kevin & Bean. Rick Dees. Trap-

per Jack and Bob Rivers. These guys are trul amazing. legend-

ary air talents. and to he included anywhere near that kind of a group. even in the same breath. is absolutely amazing. I really appreciate it!"


Bill Burrs, RCA

"First of all. this was quite a sur-

prise. I didn't think I had a chance against so many pros! This was my

first year dedicated to Rock. so this was a sweet ending! I have to thank

some people who made my career possible: Bill Pfordresher, Tony Davis. Ray Gmeiner and especially Warren Christensen, for teaching me

the Rock ropes and the right way to

do things. Also. I'd like to thank my

Johnny Dare

Cindy Scull Bill Burrs

new friends at RCA. Ron Geslin, Rat

Poore and Kim Langbcckcr. And

thanks to R &R and all the PDs. MDs

and music professionals who made

this possible."

Platinum Label of the Year I nterscope/Geffen/A &M

"After a hectic year of transition s

lnterscope. Geffen and A &M. when

I feel our staff didn't miss a beat. I am

happy to see them rewarded with this

achievement. They earned it and de-

serve all the credit because they were

the Active Rock staff of the year." - Dave Ross. Head/Rock Promotion °

Gold Label Of The Year: DreamWorks

"I'm thankful for the industry's

acknowledgement of the work that

we're doing at DreamWorks. It's a

big honor to be recognized. espccialh

since we're still a new company.

Thanks to everyone at DreamWorks

for their teamwork and support. This

award belongs to everyone at the la-

bel." - Laura Curtin. Hcad/Roct

Promotion

So, What Do You Think? Share your opinion about this or any other column. Go to

www.n-online.com and click on Message Boards, then click

again on Rock/Active Rock, and post your thoughts.

LABEL of the YEAR Active Rock

PLAT/NUM

AM RECORDS

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ARTIST TRLE LABELS,

CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind -up) 3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic/Universal)

METALLICA I Disappear (Hollywood)


AC/DC Satellite Blues (EastWest/EEG)



U.P.O. Godless (Epic)

NICKELBACK Leader Of Men (Roadrunner)

A PERFECT CIRCLE Judith (Virgin)

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Califomication (Warner Bros.)

B.B. KING/ERIC CLAPTON Riding With The King (Duck/Reprise)

PEARL JAM Nothing As It Seems (Epic)

F00 FIGHTERS Breakout (Roswell/RCA)

IRON MAIDEN The Wicker Man (Portrait/Columbia)

JESSE JAMES DUPREE Mainline (V2)

GODSMACK Voodoo ( Republic/Universal)

MOTLEY CRUE Hell On High Heels (Motley/Beyond)



BUSH Warm Machine (Trauma)

CULT Painted On My Heart (Island/IDJMG)

INDIGENOUS Little Time (Pachyderm)

PAUL RODGERS Drifters (CMC/SRG)

PEARL JAM Light Years (Epic)

EVE 6 Promise (RCA)

DEFTONES Change (In The House Of Flies) (Maverick)

PAPA ROACH Last Resort (Dream Works)

STEVE EARLE Transcendental Blues (E- Squared/Artemis)

GODSMACK Bad Religion ( Republic/Universal)

GOO GOO DOLLS Broadway (Warner Bros.)

3 DOORS DOWN Loser (Republic/Universal)

BON JOVI It's My Lite (Island/IDJMG)

INCUBUS Pardon Me ( Immortal/Epic)

KID ROCK American Bad Ass (Top Dog/Lava/Atlantic)

JIMMY PAGE & BLACK CROWES What Is &... (Musicmakercon7V7)

QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE The Lost Art Of... (Interscope)

KORN Make Me Bad ( Immortal/Epic)

ALICE COOPER Blow Me A Kiss (Spitfire)

JIMMY PAGE & BLACK CROWES Ten Years... (Musicmaker.corn IVT)

DISTURBED Stupify (Giant/Reprise)

ONE WAY RIDE Painted Perfect (Refuge/MCA)

BRAMHALL I'm Leavin' (RCA)

UNION UNDERGROUND Turn Me On... (Portrait/Columbia)

MONSTER MAGNET Silver Future (Restless)

LIT Over My Head (Java/Capitol)

OFFSPRING Totalimmortal (Elektra/EEG)

DON HENLEY Workin' It (Warner Bros.)

NIXONS First Trip (Koch)

LIMP BIZKIT Take A Look Around (Theme...) (Hollywood)

aie 30, 2000 TOTAL . / - GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATKNNS'

RAYS PUYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS 1001

1747 +25 108533 12 69/0

1555 -96 104864 24 67/0

1510 -12 91755 10 66/0

1297 +42 73078 13 60/0

1104 +58 64139 7 66/1

834 -145 53441 24 58/0

7M +7 44123 11 40/0

773 +53 46771 12 57/0

733 -28 43715 21 47/0

701 +8 42260 11 50/0

601 +239 38612 2 58/5

584 +23 37081 6 38/0

574 -157 31059 11 44/0

525 -13 27408 10 44/0

500 +9 26980 6 45/1

492 +49 21219 7 44/1

483 -18 30297 32 35/0

447 +106 23786 3 41/4

424 -62 40745 42 48/0

408 +34 24422 5 32/1

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Most Added. ARTIST TITLE LANUS, ADDS

LIVE They Stood Up For Love (Radioactive /MCA)

PRIMUS W/OZZY N.I.B. (Divine/Priority)

8STOPS7 Ouestion Everything (Reprise)


STIR Climbing The Walls (Capitol)

SR -71 Right Now (RCA)

ISLE OF O Little Scene (Universal)

ONE WAY RIDE Painted Perfect (Refuge /MCA)

KORN Somebody Someone (Immortal/Epic)

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Calitomication (Warner Bros.)


TOTAL PLAY

ARTIST TITLE LABEtISI INCREASE

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Caldornication (Warner Bros.) +239

MOTLEY CRUE Hell On High Heels (Motley /Beyond) +106

CULT Painted On My Heart (lsland/IDJMG)

ONE WAY RIDE Painted Perfect ( Refuge/MCA)

PRIMUS W/OZZY N.I.B. ( Divine/Priority)


ISLE OF Q Little Scene (Universal)

GODSMACK Bad Religion (Republic/Universal)


AC/DC Satellite Blues (EastWest/EEG)

Breakers.

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS

Californication (Warner Bros.) TOTAL PLAYSTNCREASE TOTAL STATIONS/ADDS

601/239 58/5

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Hell On High Heels (Motley/Beyond)

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Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reposed to R &R

by each reporting station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week -to-week increases in total plays. Weighted chart appears on RSA ONLINE MUSIC TRACKING.

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ISLE OF O Little Scene (Universal) Total Plays: 108. Total Stations. 21. Adds 8

PRIMUS WIOZZY N.I.B. (Divine/Priority) Total Plays. 104. Total Stations: 21, Adds 17

P.O.D. Rock The Party (Off The Hook) (Atlantic) Total Plays: 97. Total Stations: 14. Adds 0

INCUBUS Stellar (Immortal/Epic) Total Plays 97. Total Stations: 14. Adds. 3

BROUGHAM Murked Out (Warner Bros.) Total Plays 81. Total Stations 11, Adds. 0

BENDER Supertty (TVT) Total Plays 80. Total Stations 10. Adds. 0

COWBOY MOUTH Easy (Blackbird /Atlantic) Total Plays. 76. Total Stations 8 Ados 0

UVE They Stood Up For Love (Radioactive/MCA) Total Plays: 38. Total Stations. 20. Adds 18

8STOPS7 Question Everything (Reprise) Total Plays. 27. Total Stations 20. Adds 16


Most Played Recurrents METALLICA No Leaf Clover (Elektra/EEG)

AC/DC Stiff Upper Lip (EastWest/EEG)

KID ROCK Only God Knows Why (Top Dog /Lava/Atlantic)

CREED What If (Wind -up)

COLLECTIVE SOUL Heavy (Atlantic)

FOO FIGHTERS Learn To Fly (Rostvell'RCA)

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Scar Tissue (Warner Bros.)

STAIND Home (Flip /Elektra/EEG)

SANTANA F/EVERLAST Put Your Lights On (Arista)

GODSMACK Keep Away (Republic /Universal)

BUSH The Chemicals Between Us (Trauma)

LENNY KRAVITZ Fly Away (Virgin)

LIVE The Dolphin's Cry (Radioactive /MCA)

BUCKCHERRY Lit Up (Dream Works)


GODSMACK Whatever (Republic /Universal)

LIT My Own Worst Enemy (RCA)

FILTER Take A Picture (Reprise)

OLEANDER Why I'm Here (Republic /Universal)

EVERLAST What It's Like (Tommy Boy)

7/500

Each week R &R lists songs going for adds in this section and in the rock

format faxes. To see your song listed, please call Rock Assistant Editor

Tracey Hoskin at (310) 788 -1669, fax to (310) 203 -9763. or e-mail:

[email protected].

9611i0Igg WYBB/Charleston

11am

ERIC JOHNSON Trademark

JOHN COUGAR I Need A Lover

CROSBY, STILLS, NASH& YOUNGSouthern Cross


L YNYRD SKYNYRD Don't Ask Me No Questions

CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL Down On...

JACKSON BROWNEBoulevard

STEVE MILLER Rock 'N Me

STEELY DAN Hey Nineteen

ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND Ramblin' Man

FOREIGNER Juke Box Hero

AEROSMITH Taste Of India

JOE WALSH Life's Been Good

4pm

GEORGE THOROGODD Who Do You Love

MOTLEY CRUE Smokin' In The Boys Room

LED ZEPPELIN Rock & Roll

AEROSMITHCryin

BOSTON Feelin' Satisfied

JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMPRain On The...

LYNYRD SKYNYRD Free Bird

DOORS Love Me Two Times

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Californication

HEART Barracuda

ll TOP Sleeping Bag

CULT Fire Woman

8pm

IZ TOP Legs

ROLLING STONES Sympathy For The Devil

INDIGENOUS Little Time

BOB SEGER Turn The Page

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN Cold Shot

TOM PETTY& THE HEARTBREAKERS Don't Do...

AEROSMITH Pink

JAMES GANG Walk Away

BILLY IDOL Rebel Yell

QUEEN We Will Rock You/WeAre The Champions

TESLA Signs

GUESS WHO American Woman

JESSI .SAME£ DUPREE Mauüme

FOGHAT Fool For The City

KNCN /Corpus Christi

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TOM PETTY& THE HEARTBREAKERSDont Do..

COLLECTIVE SOUL Heavy

U2 Desire

FITLER The Best Things

SOUNOGARDENSpoonman

JUDAS PRIEST Living After Midnight


AEROSMITH What It Takes

GODSMACK Keep Away

JANE'S ADDICTIONJane Says

PEARL JAM Nothing As It Seems

COLLECTIVE SOUL Gel

GUNS 'N ROSES Sweet Child 0' Mine

4pm

GUNS 'N ROSES Nightrain

GUNS 'N ROSES My Michelle

GUNS 'N ROSES Sweet Child O' Mine

GUNS 'N ROSES Sympathy For The Devil

METALLICA Enter Sandman

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN The House Is Rockin'

PODUNK Dashboard Mary

U2 Pride (In The Name Of Love)

F00 FIGHTERS Stacked Actors

VAN HALEN Everybody Wants Some

PEARL JAM Nothing As It Seems

8pm

LED ZEPPELIN Rain Song

LED ZEPPELIN Song Remains The Same

AC/VCSatellite Blues

TOOL Stinklist

GREAT WHITE House Of Broken Love

INDIGENOUSLIttle Time

F00 FIGHTERS Learn To Fly

GARY HOEY Hocus Pocus

FILTER Tli Pest Things

STABBING WESTWARD Save Yourself

SMASH'N( PUMPKINS Stand Inside Your Love

METALLICA Wherever I May Roam

Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research. a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Tuned -In is based on sample hours taken from Monday 6/19. © 2000. R &R Inc.



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METALLICA I Disappear (Hollywood) CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind -up)

3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite ( Republic/Universal)


PAPA ROACH Last Resort (DreamWorks)

U.P.O. Godless (Epic)



GODSMACK Bad Religion (Republic/Universal)

KORN Make Me Bad (Immortal/Epic)




F00 FIGHTERS Breakout (Roswe/URCA)

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Californication (Warner Bros.)


INCUBUS Pardon Me (Immortal/Epic)

3 DOORS DOWN Loser (Republic /Universal)

AC/DC Satellite Blues ( EastWest/EEG)



LIMP BIZKIT Break Stuff (Flip /Interscope)


UNION UNDERGROUND Turn Me On... (Portrait/Columbia)

IRON MAIDEN The Wicker Man (Portrait/Columbia)

QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE The Lost Art Of... (Interscope)

INCUBUS Stellar (Immortal/Epic)

MONSTER MAGNET Silver Future (Restless)

APARTMENT 26 Basic Breakdown (Hollywood)

ONE WAY RIDE Painted Perfect ( Refuge/MCA)

JESSE JAMES DUPREE Mainline (V2)

EVE 6 Promise (RCA)

FULL DEVIL JACKET Now You Know (lsland/IDJMG)

BENDER Superfly (TVT)

CULT Painted On My Heart (Island /IDJMG)

MOTLEY CRUE Hell On High Heels (Motley/Beyond)

P.O.D. Rock The Party (Off The Hook) (Atlantic)

PEARL JAM Nothing As It Seems (Epic)


KITTIE Charlotte (NG/Artemis)

NIXONS First Trip (Koch)

BROUGHAM Murked Out (Warner Bros.)


STEP KINGS Right Is Wrong (Roadrunner)

UT Over My Head (Java/Capitol)

PANTERA Goddamn Electric (EastWest/EEG)

PROJECT 86 One- Armed... (Play On) (BEC/Tooth & NailAtlantic)

BLINK -182 Adam's Song (MCA)

ISLE OF Q Little Scene (Universal)

FU MANCHU Over The Edge (Mammoth)

® .hoPs 30, 2000 TOTAL PLAYS

2121

2112

1904

1891

1559

1512

1358

1330

1086

1074

1044

1030

981

980

957

943

925

835

806

694

684

596

573

533

522

488

476

459

454

424

407

397

362

340

340

338

325

317

293

275

269

243

229

220

214

187

172

172

168

167

- GROSS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS

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-52 177040

+49 171749

-42 174754

+41 142935

+128 128224

+71 107480

+86 104101

-39 93509

+115 83637

-139 109464

-198 74851

+40 86464

-50 79570

+8 70264

+286 82084

+63 73892

-49 76963

+155 64064

+50 56420

-152 55849

+45 39406

-50 59967

+75 43713

+86 47896

+2 44839

+37 36313

+183 31981

-224 40827

-72 43378

+171 31989

-10 21565

+84 26687

-199 30135

-15 20222

+101 25088

+55 33844

+52 26436

-268 20738

-108 19662

+33 18609

-91 19669

-31 20354

-24 21192

-54 21617

+2 11920

+44 21328

-1 11286

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+105 16072

+4 11442

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48/0

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35/4

34/0

32/0

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31/3

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32/0

30/1

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29/0

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26/0

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22/0

23/2

11/0

26/9

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107

Most Added® ARTIST TITLE LABELiS ADDS

ROB ZOMBIE Scum Of The Earth (Hollywood) 41

KORN Somebody Someone (Immortal/Epic) 29

PRIMUS W /OZZY N.I.B. (Divine/Priority) 19

8STOPS7 Question Everything (Reprise) 18

FINGER ELEVEN Drag You Down (Wind -up) 16

LIVE They Stood Up For Love (Radioactive/MCA) 16

DEADLIGHTS Sweet Oblivion (QED/Elektra/EEG) 12

SLIPKNOT Spit It Out (Roadrunner) 12

RED HOT CHIU PEPPERS Californication (Warner Bros.) 10

ISLE OF 0 Little Scene (Universal) 9

STIR Climbing The Walls (Capitol) 9

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RED HOT CHIU PEPPERS Califomication (Warner Bros.) +286

INCUBUS Stellar (Immortal/Epic) +183

ONE WAY RIDE Painted Perfect (Refuge/MCA) +171

3 DOORS DOWN Loser (Republic/Universal) +155

PAPA ROACH Last Resort (DreamWorks) +128

GODSMACK Bad Religion (Republic/Universal) +115

PRIMUS W /OZZY N.I.B. ( Divine/Priority) +108

ISLE OF O Little Scene (Universal) +105

CULT Painted On My Heart (lsland/IDJMG) +101

DEFTONES Change (In The House Of Ries) (Maverick) +86

UNION UNDERGROUND Turn... (Portrait/Columbia) +86

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New & Active CREASE Frustration (Roadrunner) Total Plays 161. Total Stations' 19. Adds. 2

PRIMUS WIOZZY N.I.B. (Divine/Priohty) Total Plays. 157. Total Stations. 27. Adds 19

J. PAGE & BLACK CROWESTen... (Musicmaker.comi7V1 Total Plays: 136, Total Stations 12 Adds. 1

ALICE COOPER Blow Me A Kiss (Spitfire) Total Plays 131. Total Stations: 14. Adds: 0

ROB ZOMBIE Scum Of The Earth (Hollywood) Total Plays: 98. Total Stations: 44. Adds: 41

COWBOY MOUTH Easy (Blackbird /Atlantic) Total Plays 96. Total Stations 9. Adds. 1

8STOPS7 Question Everything (Reprise) Total Plays. 89. Total Stations 27. Adds 18

DOPE You Spin Me Round (Like...) (Flip/Epic) Total Plays: 86. Total Stations. 8 As 4

BOWUNG FOR SOUP The Bitch Song (Silvellone/Jive) Total Plays 86. Total Stations. 8. Adds 0

SLIPKNOT Spit It Out (Roadrunner) Total Plays 75. Total Stations 15. Adds 12


a Most Played Recurrents


STAIND Home (flip /Elektra/EEG)

GODSMACK Voodoo (Republic /Universal)

STAIND Mudshovel (Flip / Elektra/EEG)

METALLICA No Leaf Clover ( Elektra/EEG)


GODSMACK Keep Away (Republic /Universal)

CREED What If (Wind -up)

GODSMACK Whatever (Republic /Universal)

LIMP BIZKIT Re- Arranged (Flip /lnterscope)

KORN Falling Away From Me (Immortal /Epic)

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE Sleep Now In The Fire (Epic)


RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE Guerrilla Radio (Epic)

SEVENDUST Waffle (TVT)

BUCKCHERRY Lit Up (Dream Works)

ROB ZOMBIE Dragula (Geffen /Interscope)

F00 FIGHTERS Learn To Fly (Roswell /RCA)

KID ROCK Only God Knows Why (Top Dog /Lava/Atlantic)


ACTIVE ROCK Going For Adds 7/5/00

Each week R&R lists songs going for adds in this section and in the rock

format faxes. To see your song listed, please call Rock Assistant Editor

Tracey Hoskin at (310) 788 -1669, fax to (310) 203 -9763, or e-mail:

[email protected].

"awl WRL R/Birmingham

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SMASHING PUMPKINS 1979

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Vasoline


SOUNDGARDENPretty Noose


BUSH Little Things

UNIONUNDERGROUNDTumMeOn (Mr. Deadman)

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Otherside

DANZIG Mother


SEVEN MARY THREE Cumbersome

OLEANDER I Walk Alone

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE Killing In Tile Name

ALICE IN CHAINS Sea Of Sorrow

11am

SMASHING PUMPKINS Today


METALLICA Master Of Puppets

GREEN DAY Time Of Your Life (Good Riddance)

STATIC -X Push It

CRACKER Low

INCUBUS Pardon Me

ROB ZOMBIE Living Dead Girl

3 DOORS DOWN Loser

PEARL JAM Elderly Woman Behind The...

GODSMACKKeepAway

COLLECTIVE SOUL Shine

4pm

NIRVANA Lithium

METALLICA I Disappear

BLACK CROWES Jealous Again

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Scar Tissue

KID ROCKBawitdaba

MONSTER MAGNET Space Lord

ALICE IN CHAINS Would?

BUSH The Chemicals Between Us

PEARL JAM Better Man

GREEN DAY Basket Case


8pm

METALLICA The Unforgiven Il

METALLICA King Nothing


TEMPLE OF THE DOG Hunger Strike

KID ROCK American Bad Ass

NIRVANA Rape Me

INCUBUS Stellar

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Big Empty

GODSMACK Voodoo


LIVE Lightning Crashes

KHOP/Modesto

3am

MOTLEY CRUE Looks That Kill

BUSH Warm Machine

TOADIES Possum Kingdom

UNION UNDERGROUND rum Me On "Mr. Deadman"

RUSH Tom Sawyer


CANOLEBOX You

BENDER Superfly

DANZIG Mother

OUEENS OF THE STONE AGE The Lost Art...

DOKKEN Its Not Love

MONSTER MAGNET Space Lord

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Sex Type Thing

LED ZEPPELIN What Is 8 What Should Never Be

11am

LIVING COLOUR Cult Of Personality

NEW AMERICAN SHAME Under ItAll

BUSH Comedown

NICKELBACK Leader Of Men

TOM PETTY Runnin' Down A Dream

SMASHING PUMPKINS Bullet With Butterfly Wings

AEROSMITH The Other Side


GUNS 'N ROSES Knockin' On Heaven's Door

METALLICA Until It Sleeps

BLACK SABBATH Paranoid

BLACK CROWES Remedy

4pm

JUDAS PRIEST You've GotAnother Thing Comin'

BUSH The Chemicals Between Us

METALLICA I Disappear

PINK FLOYD One Slip

ALICE IN CHAINS Over Now

DEF LEPPARD Hysteria


BROTHER CANE That Don't Satisfy Me

GODSMACK Whatever

PEARL JAM In Hiding

8pm

VAN HALEN Unchained

DEF LEPPARD Day After Day

WHITE ZOMBIE More Human Than Human

AC /DC Satellite Blues

MOTLEY CRUE Girls. Girls

GUNS N' ROSES Welcome To The Jungle

SCORPIONS Rock You Like A Hurricane


BLACK CROWES Twice As Hard

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Californication

OUT OSBOURNE Mr Crowley

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c an Ohio State Buckeye. it goes against

everything I stand for to write about a hand with roots in Ann Arbor. MI. But damn if this hand isn't worth it. I can put aside my petty preju- dices for artistic merit just this once. Taproot have worked hard to make it to the edge of rock stardom. and they're about ready to jump.

Guitarist Michael DeW111rs and vocalist Stephen Richards' musical roots can he traced hack to time spent playing in death metal hands with twentysomething friends when the two were

in high school. Enter two U of M students: Drum- mer Jarrod Montague and bassist Philip Lipscomb paired with DeWolf and Richards in late 1997 to officially form Taproot. Ann Arbor soon embraced the hand. and they quickly built a local following. Capitalizing on the Internet age.

Taproot found a successful vehicle to promote themselves with their website, nw/leauprwurur.sie.

corn. The website helped propel their success by serving as a distribution arm for their self-released Something More Than Nothing and an EP

in 1998. Taproot sold around 10.0X) CDs from the site.

The first person in the industry to take no-

Rock

By

Tracey Hoskin Asst. Rock Editor

tice of Taproot was Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst, and from then on the buzz began to grow. Taproot now has the distinction of being the first hand to be released under the Velvet Hammer/ Atlantic stamp. Their debut. Gift. includes 12

recorded reasons why this band deserves the at-

tention they're getting. Taproot have played the

Hollywood Palladium with Anthrax and Henry Rollins and were asked to join Ozzfest 2000 - and that's going to be just the beginning of their journey.

Ten specialty shows are already on the single. "Again & Again.' which goes for adds

at Rock and Active July 24. Included among the

specialty show trendsetters are KBPI /Denver, KBER /Salt Lake City and KXXR/Minneapolis. "Again & Again" is soulful, dirty, guitar-driven rock. complete with sometimes melodic, some-

times evil vocals and just enough hook to reel

'em in.

1IcuifTop 20 Specialty Artists

Jane 30, 2000

1 NATIVITY IN BLACK 2 (Divine /Priority) "Sweet...." "Electric...."

2 PANTERA (EastWest/EEG) "Goddamn Electric," "Hell Bound"

3 IRON MAIDEN (Portrait/Columbia) "The Wicker Man," "Fallen Angel"

4 TAPROOT (Atlantic) "Again And Again," "Mirror's Reflection"

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11 ULTRASPANK (Epic) "Push," "Thanks"

12 EARTH CRISIS (Victory) "Slither"

13 ONE MINUTE SILENCE (V2) "Food For The Brain"

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17 ISLE OF 0 (Universal) "Little Scene"

18 RORSCHACH TEST (E- magine) "Satan," "Fornicator"

19 ALICE COOPER (Spitfire) "Brutal Planet"

20 STUCK MOJO (Century Media) "Hatebreed"

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Winners All

Alternative

Third winner in three years for Label promotion executive of the year marks this year's Achievement Awards

Onee again, one of the highlights of R &R Convention 2000 was watching our format honor its - best and brightest. Here are the winners, tabulated and certified by accounting firm Miller, Kaplan, and Arase from ballots mailed in by R &R subscribers.

Program Director Of The Year: Leslie Fram,

WNNX/Atlanta It always makes me happy when

good things happen to nice people. so I am especially happy that Leslie Fram - one of the nicest people

in the radio industry - has won the PD of the Year award. You should not think, however, that Leslie has won all the awards she has won this year simply because she is nice. The truth be

told, she is truly a formidable programmer.

This past year is 'tile perfect example. After years of aging with its audience, 99X made a strategic shift and started to embrace more of its younger audience. This is not an easy thing to do, and it is a tes-

tament to Fram that 99X has re- bounded so quickly from the expected hit it took when it made the

move. Beyond her strategic gifts, Fram

is one of those rare individuals who is not only an astute judge of air talent. but an exceptional air talent herself. She keeps a complex organization that includes a maga-

zine, a sophisticated database marketing system. a live concert series.

Leslie Fram

a web page rich in content - and let's not forget a radio station - all running smoothly. All of these things don't just take time, they take a tremendous amount of work. and Fram is one of the hardest - working programmers in the business.

Music Director Of The Year:

Chris Williams, WNNX/Atlanta

With the rich musical tradition of 99X, stepping into the position of Music Director had to be somewhat intimidating for Chris Will- iams this past year, especially when you consider that the previ-

ous MP, Sean Demery; was last year's R &R Music Director of the Year. However, Will- iams kept his head about him and not only continued to break new music, but also

oversaw the difficult musical transition of the station to a younger focus.

He has all of the qualities you would expect in a top -notch music director: He is a rabid fan of new music who isn't afraid to put a song on the air if his gut tells him it's the

right thing to do. At the same time

Chris Williams

he also has a keen programming mind. and he knows when to put his

personal feelings aside. All in all, his talent, his ears, his positive attitude, his spirit - all of these things- have earned Williams the

MD of the Year award.

Personality Of The Year: Kevin & Bean,

KROQ/Los Angeles

This is the second time that Kevin & Bean have won this award. When they won it the first time. I made some kind of com-

__.

AMEN ' _

Kevin & Bean

meni like, 'Whey are on the top of their game." Well. I was obviously mistaken, because as good as they were two years ago, they are on a

whole new level now. In the latest Arbitrend they were sitting with a

4.7 share 12+ and an even more impressive number 18 -34. The bottom line is that Kevin & Bean continue to provide Los Angeles with a compelling, fun. interesting and downright entertaining show every morning.

Station Of The Year: KROQ/Los Angeles

I have a secret to tell everyone who doesn't live in Los Angeles: KROQ really is that good. Its music is razor -sharp and right in line with what today's young people are passionate about. Its airstaff is

by far the best in the format, and probably one of the best of any format. Its production director is re- garded as an industry leader. and with good reason. Its promotions are creative and sound great on the

air. An example of how great

KROQ is can be seen in how it dealt with losing its high -profile night guy, Sluggo. KROQ didn't miss a beat: and when new night

guy Stryker hit his stride. lo and behold, he was No. I in his day - part. The names may change, the

music may change. but KROQ keeps rolling along - and that's the sign of a great radio station.

Platinum Label Of The Year:

Interscope /Geffen/ A &M Records

Combine three labels with a rich history within the format, and you

either end up with a complete mess

or an awe -inspiring hit machine. Luckily, with Brian MacDonald at

the helm Interscope has been able to bring home big -name hit after big -name hit. I was amazed when

everyone was talking about the on- slaught of superstar releases last

fall at just how many were on an

Interscope imprint. Another aspect of Interscopé's

strength within the format is the

pure breadth of its roster. From pop to rock to hip -hop, odds are that Interscope has an artist who has hit the Alternative chart from that genre. Add to this a refreshing and

deep collection of quirky and truly "alternative' releases. and it is clear that Interscope deserves its honor as the label of the year.

Gold Label Of The Year: Hollywood Records

Hollywood Records has always aimed at being a full -service label. but increasingly its big successes are

coming out of the Alternative format.

The perfect example is its latest

project. the Mission: impossible 2

soundtrack. With extremely strong

tracks by Limp Bizkit and Metallica, this soundtrack looks like it will an-

chor Hollywood's sales efforts for the

next few months.

Promotion Executive Of The Year: Ron Poore, RCA

Records

It wasn't that long ago that RCA had a downright anemic rock de-

partment. Things started to turn

around right about the time that

Ron Poore arrived in the department, and I don't think that it's a

coincidence. Poore brought a

much -needed dose of musical passion and an

overwhelming desire to his job.

The results are undeniable. and the list of bands that he was instrumental in breaking looks almost like a who's who of late '90s Alterna- tive rock: Lit, Eve 6, Vertical Ho-

rizon, Dave Matthews, etc. Per-

haps the most impressive part of Poore's achievement is that he

developed brand -new artists with little more than their music and

his passion to work with. Luck- ily, for a man of Poore's talents, that was more than enough to get

the job done.

Ron Poore

Here's Interscopés Robbie Lloyd being showered with noogies and

congratulations from R &R Alternative Editor Jim Kerr for winning the Platinum Label of the Year award.



NÉE wEEK ARTIST "

Alternative Top 50 TOTAL 1- DROSS WEEKS OR TOTAL STAtJ PLAYS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CHART ADDS

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2

3

6

12

9

17 ó 13

11

15

16

14

21

18

23

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22

29

25

35

27

30

45

33

31

36

37

34

28

38

41

47

44

32

40

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Q

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18

19

23

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22

28

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40

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3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic/Universal) CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind -up)




BLINK -182 Adam's Song (MCA)



EVE 6 Promise (RCA)


RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Californication (Warner Bros.)

METALLICA I Disappear (Hollywood)

DYNAMITE HACK Boyz -N- The -Hood (Farmclub.com/Universal)

INCUBUS Pardon Me (Immortal/Epic)

SR -71 Right Now (RCA)


NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl) (550 Music/Epic)

FENIX TX All My Fault (Drive- Thru/MCA)

F00 FIGHTERS Breakout (Roswell/RCA)

EMINEM The Real Slim Shady (Aftermath/Interscope)

CYPRESS HILL Superstar (Ruffhouse/Columbia)

UT Over My Head (Java/Capitol)

MOBY Porcelain (V2)

LIMP BIZKIT Break Stuff (Flip/Interscope)


INCUBUS Stellar (Immortal/Epic)


RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE Sleep Now In The Fire (Epic)






ELWOOD Sundown (Palm/London)

THIRD EYE BLIND 10 Days Late (Elektra/EEG)

311 Large In The Margin (Capricorn)

KOTTONMOUTH KINGS Peace Not Greed (Suburban Noize/Capitol)

SNAKE RIVER CONSPIRACY How Soon Is Now? (Reprise)

MXPX Responsibility (A &M/lnterscope)

STROKE9 Letters (Cherry/Universal)


P.O.D. Rock The Party (Off The Hook) (Atlantic)

TRAVIS Why Does It Always Rain On Me? (lndependiente/Epic)

MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSTONES So Sad To Say (Big Rig /IDJMG)

SLIPKNOT Wait And Bleed (Roadrunner)

COWBOY MOUTH Easy (Blackbird /Atlantic)

BT Never Gonna Come Back Down (Nettrverk/Capitol)

CATHERINE WHEEL Sparks Are Gonna Fly (Columbia)

BOWLING FOR SOUP The Bitch Song (Silvertone /Jive)

MEST What's The Dillio (Maverick)

2735

2376

2250

2233

2201

2082

2074

1941

1820

1774

1723

1668

1646

1606

1589

1357

1172

1071

1053

1052

1034

1024

1020

889

889

880

813

780

751

729

718

695

683

670

604

562

544

522

521

447

441

361

357

356

349

332

327

303

302

290

-114

+37

+7

+31

+83

-1

+168

+87

+192

+66

+449

-2

+88

-59

+217

+11

-206

-40

-186

+18

+58

+55

-18

+23

-87

+281

-112

-49

+309

+66

-56

+120

+126

+32

-273

+19

+37

+126

+70

-234

-87

+95

-146

-181

-12

+23

+166

-66

+19

+57

1001

296776

214258

213445

229733

187194

173336

230125

195130

168397

223359

196391

170579

163352

195195

140591

113285

78961

90504

91925

136224

148852

82899

106092

109925

56649

113503

74478

110815

58392

60309

62797

32328

91991

46596

50270

24372

41007

27683

29373

37939

27192

22658

30218

17742

70044

14743

55363

19121

14973

50044

19

14

13

12

6

22

14

7

4

12

5

10

10

33

8

9

14

13

16

8

16

4

9

19

11

2

.9

20

2

6

8

5

3

8

11

4

4

2

3

13

7

1

8

14

18

1

1

9

2

1

74/0

70/0

74/0

72/0

75/0

73/0

71/1

75/0

75/0

60/1

77/2

59/0

63/1

66/0

74/1

57/0

46/0

64/1

55/0

49/0

43/0

54/0

51/0

48/0

37/0

65/8

56/0

47/0

48/4

47/3

46/0

45/1

41/4

40/2

42/0

40/3

47/0

42/6

36/1

24/0

30/0

34/5

27/0

27/0

24/0

18/2

36/13

18/0

23/0

33/18

ARTIST T * _ : 4RELi5i ADDS

KORN Somebody Someone (Immortal /Epic) 31

8STOPS7 Question Everything (Reprise) 21

STIR Climbing The Walls (Capitol) 19

MEST What's The Dillio (Maverick) 18

LIVE They Stood Up For Love (Radioactive/MCA) 18

VIBROLUSH Touch And Go (V2) 18

DEADLIGHTS Sweet Oblivion (OED/Elektra/EEG) 14

BT Never Gonna Come Back Down (Nettwerk/Capitol) 13

OPM Heaven Is A Halfpipe (Atlantic) 13

LEFTY Girls (Interscope) 11

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PLAY ARTIST TITLE LABELS, INCREASE

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Californication (Warner Bros.) +449

VERTICAL HORIZON You're A God (RCA) +309

INCUBUS Stellar (Immortal /Epic) +281

SR -71 Right Now (RCA) +217

EVE 6 Promise (RCA) +192

PAPA ROACH Last Resort (Dream Works) +168

BT Never Gonna Come Back Down (Netlwerk/Capitop +166

SNAKE RIVER CONSPIRACY How Soon... (Reprise) +126

PEARL JAM Light Years (Epic) +126

NICKELBACK Leader Of Men (Roadrunner) +120

Breakers. CYPRESS HILL

Superstar ( Ruffhouse/Columbia) TOTAL PLAYSANCREASE TOTAL STATIONS/ADDS CHART

1034/58 43/0

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Over My Head (Java /Capitol) TOTAL PLAYS/INCREASE TOTAL STATIONS ADDS CHART

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79 Alternative reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research. a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 6/18 -Saturday 6/24. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. It two songs are tied in total plays. the song being played on more stations is placed first. Breaker status is assigned to songs reaching 1000 plays or more for the first time. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from The Arbitron Company (Copyright 2000, The Arbitron Company). AD 2000. RSA Inc.

Most Added is the total number of new adds officially reported to RAR

by each reporting station. Songs unreported as adds do not count toward overall total stations playing a song. Most Increased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week -to -week increases in total plays. Weighted chart appears on RAR ONLINE MUSIC TRACKING.

"Never Gonna Come Back Down" featuring vocals by M.Doughty

Another Breakthrough Week!

Already on over 40 stations including:

KNDD Top 5 Phones KROQ WHFS

WFNX KNRK KEDJ WXDX

WEDG WHRL WXZZ KFMA

R &R Alternative Debut:0

0101 KTCL

WXTM WBRU

WWCD

New At: 91X KPNT X96 WBCN WEQX

KMYZ WPBZ WMRQ KJEE WMAD & more!

"THE cool song for the summer!" -Jay Taylor /LIVE 105

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Break Through

MESI Track. "WHAT'S THE DILLIO ?"

LP. WASTING TIME Label MAVERICK

essentials: On Wasting Tinte. Mest's major -label debut, the

band serves up a well -tuned mix of punk and pop -rock, which is just what the kids are asking for these days. Since the band

formed in the summer of 1995 in their hometown of Blue Island, Illinois, Mest (Tony Lovato, lead vocals: Jeremiah Rangel. guitar; Nick Gigler, drums; and

Matt Lovato, bassi have been working hard

to hit the big time. The album's first single, "What's The Dillio ?" might help them do just that.

BY

Dayna Talley Asst. Alternative Editor

During their first three years in ex- istence, Mest kept busy playing clubs in Chicago and nearby cities and found the time to record their self- released CD, Mo Money Mo Forties. It wasn't until 1998, when this twentysomething foursome grabbed the attention of Goldfinger frontman John Feldman, that things be-

gan to happen for them. Although Feldman was not impressed with their initial music submission, the hand's persistence and increasingly improved songwriting led him to take the boys se-

riously. With his help they eventually scored a demo deal with Maverick, which shortly thereafter culminated in an official record deal for the hand. Not only was Feldman instrumental in Mest's signing with Maverick, he also

produced Wasting Time. With the first single

off the album, "What's The Dillio°" already snak-

ing its way onto Alterna- tive playlists across the na-

tion. Mest are definitely a

hand to watch. POV: "We all love

music - that's the most important element in our chemistry." says Rangel. "We all agree that making good music is our one common goal, and we all have a great sense of humor. That keeps everything in perspective."

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Stu Bergen, VP /Promotion Island Def jam Music Group

I love the BT single on

Nettwork. It is a breath of

fresh air. While the world is

rocking so hard, it is nice to

hear a little relief. Now, so I don't sound like my father, I also love

"Stellar" from Incubus. It is the second hit from an album full of hits.

The track "The Warmth" by Incubus should be the biggest song on

the album.

Leading things off this week is format cornerstone Korn, who bring in 31 add$.

8Stops7. who rocked the R &R Convention. come in at a strong No 2 with 21

adds Nearing 20 adds apiece are Stir. Mest. Live and Vibrolush To

paraphrase Brian MacDonald on his new Lefty s'ngle."Giris: dont overthink

t. its a song about girls So take his adv+cc and play it Let's talk dayparts. C'mor;

folks, A Perfect Circle isn't shot hard of a record And what about Papa

Roach? t was appalled at the daypart restrictions I saw on that song last week.

No less than 99X'Atlanta is spinning it around the dock As MD Chris William

says. "It's the biggest record we have on the air right now "... No fewer than two

MDs chose Linkin Park at this year's Rate -A- Record convention hear

session

Do 41's

yourself a for and hear what the Makes No Difference- Wow what a

great summer -punk rock tune ..- And

how cool is Wheatus . "Teenage

Dirtbagt- Hell. I'm 33. and I want to be

a teenage dirtbag ... One song I like that

I hope doesn't fall through the cracks is

P.J. Olsson's "Visine" RECORD OF

THE WEEK:Vibrolush's "Touch and.

Go'

ON THE RADIO

by Jim Kerr

SNAKE RIVER CONSPIRACY W ibt 'IOW?

the new single from the debut album SONIC JIHAD find aut rnore .., :, %i ,tá:dw.i.P Fie iiärr`t'L:.G3i83; Si"

"Better Than The Original! " - Morrissey

R &R: 38 from 46, 522x, +126 Monitor: Debut @ 40 *, 388x, +126

New Adds WROX, WJBX, WXNR, WEQX, WMAD Requesting @ KITS -17x, KNRK -24x, WXDX -18x,

WRZX -15x, KJEE -21x, KRFF -29x, WBTZ -19x Sonic Jihad in stores 7/I1/00



BROADCAST PRODUCTS I N C O R P O R A T E C

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KORN Make Me Bad (Immortal/Epic)

CODSMACK Voodoo (Republic/Universal)


UT Miserable (RCA)


BLINK -182 All The Small Things (MCA)

LIMP BIZKIT Re- Arranged (Flip /Interscope)


VERTICAL HORIZON Everything You Want (RCA)

F00 FIGHTERS Learn To Fly (Roswell/RCA)

STAIND Home (Flip/Elektra/EEG)

UT My Own Worst Enemy (RCA)

BLINK -182 What's My Age Again? (MCA)

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE. Guerrilla Radio (Epic)

KORN Falling Away From Me (Immortal/Epic)

NO DOUBT Ex- Girlfriend ( Interscope)


STROKE9 Little Black Backpack (Cherry/Universal)

STAIND Mudshovel (Flip /Elektra /EEG)

LO FIDELITY ALLSTARS Battle Flag (Skint/Sub Pop /Columbia)

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ALTERNATIVE Going For Adds 7/5/00

Each week R &R lists songs going for adds in this section and in the Alterna-

tive format faxes. To see your song listed, please call Alternative Assistant

Editor Dayna Talley at (310) 788 -1656, fax to (310) 203 -9763, or e-mail:

[email protected].

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8pm LIMP BIZKIT Take A Look Around... NIRVANA Rape Me CYPRESS HILL (Rock) Superstar CREED What If P.O.D. Rock The Party (Off The Hook) JANES ADDICTION Mountain Song LIT Miserable KOTTONMOUTH KINGS Peace Not Greed KORN Falling Away From Me BUSH The Chemicals Between Us BOWLING FOR SOUP The Bitch Song

110 74 KKND/New Orleans

EVERCLEAR Wonderful LIVE All Over You

UT Miserable FOO ROUTERS Walking Alter You

AETALLICA I Disappear MINE What I Got KOITOINIGUTH KINGS Peace Not Greed SAIASHAYG PUMPKNIS 1979

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4pm NINE INCH NAILS Were In This Together STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Sex Type Thing STALED Home SPACEHOG In The Meantime LR Zip -Lock RED NOT CHILI PEPPERS Under The Bridge PAPA ROACH Last Resort COLLECTIVE SOUL Shine OLEANDER Why I'm Here LIMP BIZKIT Break Stuff CREED What's This Life For

8pm METALLICA The Unforgiven II METALLICA Creeping Death METALLICA Whiskey In The Jar LIMP BIZKIT Break Stuff TOADIES Possum Kingdom EVE 6 Promise TEMPLE OF THE DOG Hunger Strike RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Around The World 3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite SMASHING PUMPKINS 1979 COWBOY MOUTH Easy BLINK -182 What's My Age Again

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116 RiR June 30, 2000 Alternative Stations and their adds listed alphabetically by man(ret

& Active GODSMACK Bad Religion ( Republic/Universal) Total Plays. 283. Total Stations: 19. Adds: 5

BEN HARPER Steal My Kisses (Virgin) Total Plays: 268. Total Stations: 14, Adds: 0

UNCLE KRACKER Yeah. Yeah. Yeah (Top Dog/Lava/Atlantic) Total Plays: 253. Total Stations: 23. Adds: 1

KITfIE Charlotte (NG /Artemis) Total Plays: 237. Total Stations: 22. Adds: 2

WHEATUS Teenage Dirtbag (Columbia) Total Plays: 223. Total Stations: 22. Adds: 7

U.P.O. Godless (Epic) Total Plays: 222. Total Stations: 20. Adds: 5

SUICIDE MACHINES Permanent Holiday (Hollywood) Total Plays: 217. Total Stations: 21. Adds: 1

NOFX Bottles To The Ground (Epitaph) Total Plays: 182. Total Stations: 12. Adds: 4

BLOODHOUND GANG Mope (Republic/Gefen /Interscope) Total Plays: 173. Total Stations: 15. Adds: 0

CRAZY TOWN Darkside (Columbia) Total Plays: 172. Total Stations: 15, Adds: 1

KORN Somebody Someone (Immortal/Epic) Total Plays: 170. Total Stations: 35. Adds: 31

URGE Too Much Stereo (ImmortaWirgin) Total Plays: 160, Total Stations: 18. Adds: 5

GOUDIE Baby Hello (Music Company/Elektra /EEG)

Total Plays: 144. Total Stations: 15. Adds: 0

PHISH Heavy Things (Elektra/EEG) Total Plays: 143. Total Stations: 9. Adds: 1

UNION UNDERGROUND Turn Me On... (Portrait/Columbia) Total Plays: 132. Total Stations: 7. Adds: 0

ULTIMATE FAKEBOOK Tell Me What You Want (550 Music/Epic)


3 DOORS DOWN Loser (Republic/Universal) Total Plays: 112. Total Stations: 10. Adds: 2

EMINEM Stan (Altermath/Interscope) Total Plays: 107. Total Stations: 6. Adds: 2

8STOPS7 Question Everything (Reprise)


PETER SEARCY Invent (Time Bomb) Total Plays: 96. Total Stations: 10. Adds: 1


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New Music Specialty Shows R &Rs Exclusive Look At The Cutting Edge Of Alternative

By

Dayna Talley Asst. Alternative Editor Hello, All

Ahes you know. Jeanette Grgurevic is well on

r way to gmovcdom (wwn: gm,. veradio.

cam, that is). and I am taking over the reins from

her. I know that those an some pretty funky. cool

shoes to fill. but I'm gonna do my very best to

keep you well -informed on what is hip and hap-

pening in the specialty show world. For those of you who don't know rte yet. I am a total music

freak. Whatever you have. I want to give it a lis-

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ten. So if you want to chat about music that you

am orally into (or just introduce yourself). give me

a shout at (310) 788 -1656 or send an c -mail to

&alley@ rnmline.eom.

Rancid kicked some bun and ended up at No.

I this week with their new single. "Let Mc Go. and that Sunny Day Real Estate just won't drop

off the chart. They end up at No. 2. It looks as

though now that the entire Deftones album has

been serviced. its a specialty show winner. It takes

a spot at No. 3. Debuts this week include Flak at

No. 12. Lefty at No. 14. Infectious Grooves at No.

18 and the Ass Ponys at No. 19.

I haven't had much time to spend with new

music this week. because I am the new girl and

all that. but so far Eve found some cool stuff from

Drive -Thru Records Midtown and A New

Found Glory. Taproot's "Again and Again ' on

Atlantic. as well as a great unsigned buzz hand

called Organic. Records Of The Week: Broadcast, PWbox and Tire Clarks

Top 20 Artists June 30, 20017

1 RANCID (Epitaph) "Let Me Go"

2 SUNNY DAY REAL ESTATE (Time Bomb) "One"

3 DEFTONES (Maverick) "Elite," "Feticeira"

4 BT/M. DOUGHTY (Nettwerk/Capitol) "Never Gonna Come Back Down"

5 WHEATUS (Columbia) "Teenage Dirtbag"

6 TAHITI 80 (Minty Fresh) "Heartbeat"

7 DANDY WARHOLS (Capitol) "Bohemian Like You"

8 MODEST MOUSE (Epic) "Tiny Cities Made Of Ashes"

9 KGB (DreamWorks) "Captain Max"

10 MXPX (A &M/lnterscope) "Responsibility"

11 RICHARD ASHCROFT (HuWirgin) "A Song For The Lovers"

12 FLAK (Restless) "Tune In"

13 IAN ASTBURY (Beggars Banquet) "High Time Amplifier"

14 LEFTY (Interscope) "Girls"

15 NEW SCHOOL VS. OLD SCHOOL VOL.2 (Jive Electro)

16 NOFX (Epitaph) "Bottles To The Ground"

17 URGE (ImmortaWirgin) "Too Much Stereo"

18 INFECTIOUS GROOVES (Suicidal) "Just A Lil' Bit"

19 ASS PONYS (Checkered Past) "Swallow You Down"

20 DELGADOS (Chemikal Underground) "American Trilogy"

Ranked by total number of shows reporting artist.

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120 R &R June 30, 2000 Adult Alternative

Clean Sweep For Chicago's 'XRT Heritage station takes station, PD, MD, air personality awards

By Adam Jacobson R &R Radio Editor

Infinity's longtime Windy City Adult Alternative station, WXRT, faced a tremendous challenge from some fine radio stations and their respective programmers and air talent in this year's - competition for R &R Industry Achievement Awards. However, this year's results mirrored

those from last year WXRT and its staff took a cakewalk.

Station Of The Year: WXRT /Chicago

Thanks to the support of R &R readers, who jammed the ballot boxes at Miller. Kaplan. Arase & Co., 'XRT once again swept the

radio portion of the Adult Alterna- tive awards. The station not only took Station of the Year honors. but WXRT's PD. MD and morning host now have companions for last

year's awards. Since the mid -'70s WXRT has been giving the Windy City the best in progressive rock hits and the choicest album cuts. Today, many of the artists first made popular by 'XRT share the airwaves with current hits from the likes of Matchbox Twenty, Ben Harper, Phish, The Tragically Hip and The Jayhawks.

Program Director Of The Year: Norm Winer,

WXRT /Chicago

The ever -busy Winer was not in attendance at R &R Conven- tion 2000 and was unavailable for comment following the conference. Perhaps he's already pre- paring the station for another sweep in 2001.

Winer is an AOR veteran who has served as VP/Programming of WBCN/Boston and morning host of KSAN /San Francisco among many other positions over a 25- year span. He became PD of WXRT in August 1979 and was

promoted to VP/Programming in

Norm Winer

June 1992. What more would one

expect from a Brooklyn -born Brandeis graduate?

Music Director Of The Year: Patty Martin,

WXRT /Chicago

"I couldn't be more excited about winning this award. There were some really talented people

up for it. and ifl hadn't voted for myself. it would have been really hard to pick just one of the nominees. Its quite an honor to be

given this award."

When asked about 'XRT re-

ceiving Station of the Year honors. Martin commented, 'There was some particularly stiff competition in the Station of the Year category this year, and to be recognized for the top honor from our peers in the industry is quite an amazing feat."

Personality Of The Year: Lin Brehmer,

WXRT /Chicago

"While winning this award for the third straight time might make a less- focused Chicagoan retire to play minor - league baseball for the White Sox. I am just impressed that people can spell my name, let alone remember it. Finally. there's some-

Patty Martin

Lin BrehMe

LABEL of the YEAR PLAT /NUM

ATLANTIC hi*

thing about my professional life that I can share with my parents. Thanks to everybody!"

Platinum Label Of The Year: Atlantic

"As a relatively new department. we are ecstatic to win the

Label of the Year award. It is a

huge honor. and we are very proud of the accomplishment. Thank you

to everyone who voted for us." - Bonnie Slifkin. Kris Metzdorf and

Lee Anne Callahan for Atlantic Records

Gold Label Of The Year: Capricorn

Capricorn has consistently delivered quality music to the Adult Alternative format. R&R readers voting in this category were obviously very familiar with the last-

ing impact Capricorn has had on

the format.

Promotion Executive Of The fear: Ray Gmeiner.

Virgin

"It's an honor to be voted the AA Promotion Executive of the

Year by the mad -

ers of R &R. It's also an honor to be in the illustri- ous company of the other nominees. Thanks to Nancy Berry. Ray Cooper, Ashley Newton, Michael Plen, Jeffrey Nauman, Dawn Hood and the entire Vir- gin staff for their continued support. Most importantly, I would like to thank Virgin's artists for giving us such great music for the format."

Ray GmNne

TELL US WHAT YOU THINK!

Share your opinion about this column - go to www. rronline.Com and click the Message Boards button.

STATION of the YEAR

93 RADIO CHICAGO

Former KFOG/San Francisco PD Paul Marszalek (1) with SBR Creative

Media's Dave Rahn, illustrating a point concerning KFOG.

Rewarding Records R &R Charts & Music Director Kevin McCabe and Radio Editor Adam Jacabson assisted in the record label Indus- try Achievement Award distribution at R &R Convention 2000.



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PHISH Heavy Things (Elektra/EEG) 498 +1 37959 11

B.B. KING/ERIC CLAPTON Riding With The King (Duck/Reprise) 471 +24 35306 6

STING Desert Rose (A &M/Interscope) 459 -41 37950 24

JAYHAWKS I'm Gonna Make You Love Me (American/Columbia) 434 -8 33083 13

COUNTING CROWS Mrs. Potter's Lullaby (DGC/GefeNlnterscope) 408 -29 31795 16

ROBERT BRADLEY'S BLACKWATER... Baby (RCA) 347 +37 28100 10

STEELY DAN Jack Of Speed (Giant/Reprise) 309 +15 21000 10

XTC I'm The Man Who Murdered Love (Idea/TVf) 307 +5 19708 7

SHIVAREE Goodnight Moon (Capitol) 297 +18 15400 9

NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl) (550 Music/Epic) 280 +18 15184 11

DAVID GRAY Babylon (ATO) 278 +25 18478 5

GOO GOO DOLLS Broadway (Wamer Bros.) 274 -2 21186 9

EVERCLEAR Wonderful (Capitol) 266 +42 19334 3

BEN HARPER Steal My Kisses (Virgin) 261 -40 25356 23

SINEAD O'CONNOR No Man's Woman (Atlantic) 253 +2 16125 6

CUSTER Fa Fa (Never Be The Same...) (Hybrid/Sire) 244 -48 14800 12

TRACY CHAPMAN Wedding Song (Elektra/EEG) 236 +14 18428 5

STEVE EARLE Transcendental Blues (E- Squared/Artemis) 233 +19 13729 8

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Sour Girt (Atlantic) 233 +4 21291 8

JONNY LANG Breakin' Me (A &M/lnterscope) 229 +51 19386 2

BILLY BRAGG & WILCO Secret Of The Sea (Elektra/EEG) 226 +34 15302 4

TRAVIS Why Does It Always Rain On Me? (Independiente/Epic) 225 +18 14724 4

VERTICAL HORIZON You're A God (RCA) 180 +83 10461 1

SISTER HAZEL Change Your Mind (Universal) 157 +43 8752 2

PAT MCGEE BAND Runaway (GianWVB) 154 -10 11373 6

NO DOUBT Simple Kind Of Life (Interscope) 135 +31 7185 1

INDIGENOUS Little Time (Pachyderm) 122 +1 7450 3

FISHBONE The Suffering (Hollywood) 109 +15 7385 1

DANIEL CAGE Sleepwalking (MCA) 104 +58 5732 1

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assigned to songs reaching 250 plays or more for the first time. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from The Arbitran Company (Copyright 2000, The Arbitron Company). C 2000. R8R Inc.

AIMEE MANN Red Vines (Superego) Total Plays: 100. Total Stations: 9, Adds: 1

LOS LOBOS Cumbia Raza (Hollywood) Total Plays: 99. Total Stations: 10. Adds. 0

DON HENLEY Taking You Home (Warner Bros.) Total Plays: 97, Total Stations: 5, Adds: 0

CREED Higher (Wind -up) Total Plays: 94. Total Stations: 5. Adds: 0

PATTI SMITH Lo & Beholden (Arista) Total Plays: 93. Total Stations: 10. Adds: 0

K.D. LANG Summerfling (Warner Bros.) Total Plays: 90. Total Stations: 7, Adds: 1

RICHARD ASHCROFT A Song For The Lovers (HuWirgin) Total Plays: 84. Total Stations: 9. Adds: 1

NINA GORDON Tonight And The Rest Of My... (Warner Bros.) Total Plays: 82, Total Stations: 5, Adds: 0

BETH HART Delicious Surprise (143/Lava/Atlantic) Total Plays: 67. Total Stations: 6, Adds: 0

LITTLE FEAT Rag Mama Rag (CMCrSRG) Total Plays: 64, Total Stations: 6. Adds: 1

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NEIL YOUNG Good To See You (Reprise)

SHELBY LYNNE Gotta Get Back (lsland/IDJMG)

SISTER SEVEN The Only Thing That's Real (Arista)

BEN HARPER Forgiven (Virgin)

INDIGO GIRLS Cold Beer And Remote Control (Epic)

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Reporters Stations and their adds listed alphabetically by mantet

KGSR /Austin. TX

PD: Jody Denberg MD: Susan Castle

9 NEIL YOU'.o

8 SHELBY IY.I'

1 PHIL ROY !' -' IAN MCLAG7,

WRNRBattimore, MD PD: Ales Cortrighl

NEIL YOUNG "Goo) 5HEL8V LYNNE 'Got, DAN HICKS 'COW

KRVBBoise ID

PO) Colter Langan MO: Carl Scheider

SIC Man' SISTER SEVEN 'Only SHELBY LYhNE'Goro

WBOSBoston, MA' PD. Shirley Maldonado MD: Amy Brooks

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WXRVBoston. MA' PD Joanne 0000y Acting MD. Keith Andrews

CKEYBulfalo. NY

PO/MO: Rob While

NEVE 'O\e MACY GRAY tall'

WOOD/Chattanooga, TN' OM: Danny Howard PD/MD: Jett Martin

DAVID GRAY 8*5)01 DANIEL CAGE SLeepwa6'

WXRT /Chicago, IL' VP/Programming: Norm Winer MD: Pally Marlin

4 SANIAI.A I E CN1 PR/ WS,I'L 3 TRACY CHAPMAN 118.4400 3 MATCHBOX TWENTY 'CLACK

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KKMR/Dallas, TX' PO'. Scott Strong MD Jeri K

KBCO/Denrer, CO' PO: SfWB AlkseM

2 NDIGO GIRLS 'Cob 1 Nf Il YOUNG'Good-

CIDRIDelroN. MI' PO: Wanly DNB

MO: RIN Grills INDIGO GIRLS 'Cole"

Bf. HARPER' Forgiyin

JONNY LANG "8,000/'

WiTS /Indianapolis. IN ' PD. Rich Anton MO. Marie Mcfallister

KACD /Los Angeles, CA' PO MD Nicole Sandler

WMMM;Madison, WI PD MD Ion1 TeuOer

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7 AIMEE MANN 'Red'

KTCZ/Minneapolis. MN' PO: Lauren MacLeash APO/MD: Mike Wolf

KPIG /Monterey, CA

PD/MD: Laura Hopper

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PD: Bran Warren 8 NICKEL GREEN Reasons

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PO'. Bruce Van Dyke

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KENZ/SaIt Lake City, UT' PO: Bruce Jones

KXST /San Diego. CA' PD/MD: Dona Shaieb

KFOG/San Francisco. CA' P0: Dave Benson

AHD: Bill Evans

MD: Haley Jones

KRSH/Sanla Rosa, CA' PO: Bend McPhail

KMTT/SeafIe.WA GM/PO: Chris Mays

MO: Dean Carlson

KAEP/Spokane. WA' PD. Dom Casual

MD: Kan Bushman

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Most Played Recurrents VERTICAL HORIZON Everything You Want (RCA)

THIRD EYE BLIND Never Let You Go (Elektra'EEG)

BOB DYLAN Things Have Changed (Columbia)

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Otherside (Warner Bros )

TRACY CHAPMAN Telling Stories (There Is 1 (ElektraEEC)

TRAIN I Am (Aware - Columbia)

TRAIN Meet Virginia (Aware Columbia)


COUNTING CROWS Hanginaround EDGC /Geffen Interscope)

F00 FIGHTERS Learn To Fly (Roswell RCA)

STING Brand Nevi Day (ABM Interscope)

GOO GOO DOLLS Black Balloon (Warner Bros )

COLLECTIVE SOUL Run (Hollywood Atlantic)

SANTANA F /EVERLAST Put Your Lights On (Arista)

GOO GOO DOLLS Slide (Warner Bros.)

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Scar Tissue (Warner Bras.)

BARENAKED LADIES Its All Been Done (Reprise)

VAN MORRISON Precious Time (Point Blank'Virgin)

SUGAR RAY Every Morning (Lava Atlantic)

DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Stay (Wasting Time) (RCA)



Opportunities June 30, 2000 R&R 123

OPENINGS

NATIONAL A & R Manager

Q Records. an independent label owned by QVC and distributed by Atlantic Records. is in search of an energetic Art- ist & Repertoire Manager with strong musical knowledge of contemporary music in all genres to discover talent. super- vise recordings and A & R entire projects. Responsibilities include developing projects, search for new recording talent. producers. writers and matching repertoire to artist. The ideal candidate we seek

\viIl possess an "insider's" understanding of the record industry svith an eve toward artist development and marketing, a great

ear and enthusiasm to develop and coor- dinate projects and content. Other duties include efficiency and time lines of projects and managing recording budgets to optimize investment. Industry experience of 2 -5 years preferred.

QVC offers a state-of-the-an live broadcast studio, competitive benefits and compensation package. If a fast -paced, creative environment suits you, qualified candidates may fax your resume and sal-

ary requirements to: QVC, Inc. Human Resources -Dept. DR/AR/RR. Fax# 610 -701 -1 150. Equal Opportunity Employer. Drug Free/Smoke

Free Work Environment. Pre-employment drug screening required. Visit us at wssw:gvc.com.

QVC a great place to work

l EAST

ROCK JOCK -NIGHTS Want to do radio the way it used to he

and live in the higgest college town in New England!!!?

WHMP FM, Springfield MA (market 80) seeks a night time rock & roll lunatic who lives the lifestyle and knows how to communicate to 18 -34 demo. You muet he a show prep junkie who loves to do appearances, can find your way around a state of the art on air studio, excel at digital production, and live to create radio art.

Must have fierce competitive spirit, positive attitude and a willingness to do whatever it takes to get the jolt done. You must he proficient at digital production, have at least 2 years professional experience and want to hang out here in heau- tiful Western MA for a while. No jolt jumpers please. Oh yeah, If your tape begins with you reading the weather, save

the postage!

If this is you and you have the guts to challenge yourself to being the hest jock you can he, we want to hear from you. Rush T&R to Adam Wright, P.D. WHMP 15 Hampton Ave, Northamp- ton, MA 01060. NO CALLS PLEASE!!! AM/FM is an equal opportunity employer.

THE NEW STAR 102.5 IS LOOKING FOR

BUFFALO'S FUTURE MORNING RADIO SUPERSTARS!! IF YOU RELATE WELL TO ADULT WOMEN, WANT TO HAVE

110.000 WATTS OF POWER AND ARE

READY TO MAKE YOUR LAST MOVE, TAPES AND RESUMES SHOULD GO TO

SUE O'NEIL 500 CORPORATE PARKWAY,

BUFFALO, NY 14216. NO CALLS PLEASE.

OPENINGS

Morning Pro Lite Rock 96.9 WFPG Atlantic City is

searching for a morning personality for our 50,000 watt legendary Adult Con- temporary station. Can you relate to our target, females 25/54 ?You must be a total team player who understands the most music in the morning philosophy. Excellent salary and benefits package. T &R to: Gary Guida,WFPG FM, 950 Tilton Road, Northfield. New Jer-

sey 08225. Citadel Communications Corp. is an EOE.

WPRO-AM, Heritage News -Talk, Market Radio News Leader has rare opening for Anchor /Reporter. Seek- ing those who can make our news

sound network quality. Street and Enterprise reporting drills a must. Ahility to work in tandem with our team of 4 reporters is critical. Send tape and resume to Bill Haberman, WPRO, 1502 Wampanoag Trail, East Providence, RI 02915.

PROGRAMMERS WANTED

Shammdt Communications. a family -owned media company for over 75 vean, seeks qualified Programmers for future opportunities. Our diverse formatic spectrum covers Rock, Oldies, Rock AC, Smooth Jazz,

Talk. etc. Are you looking for a great position with a real radio company? Then rush your info in strict confidence to: Bill Nish/ Human Resources Director, Shamrock Com- munications, 149 Penn Avenue, Scranton. l'A 18503, FAX 570. 207.3489. EOE

WEEI PRODUCTION DIRECTOR ENTERCOM BOSTON

Responsible for all commercial, production and station imaging at the #1 -rated sports station in America. Must be creative with exceptional production skills. Prior major market experience required. T &R to: HR Director, WEEI, 116 Hunting- ton Ave., 10th Floor, Boston, MA 02116. [email protected]. EOE

SOUTH I

Rock the afternoons in Memphis. Locally owned, stand -alone, WMFS has immediate opening for the right person. If it's you, you will have at least 3 years of on -air experience. You will turn out exceptional production. You'll have a passion for live appearances, and you'll get your tape, resume, and references here ASAP! Overnight to: Program Director, WMFS, 1632 Sycamore View, Memphis, TN 38134. EOE

Successful SW Hot AC losing S year Morning Personality /News person. Can

you fill her shoes? Rush T &R to: Courtney Nelson, KSII, 4150 Pinnacle

#120. El Paso, TX 79902. No calls.

Possible mornings and. or mid -days on top rated Country station. Remember why you first fell in love with radio? So

do we! T&R to: Radio & Records, 10100 Santa Monica Blvd.. Ár891, 5th Floor. Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

OPENINGS

SYNDICATED & NETWORK

Director, Talent Relations Country Live Tonight

Join the team of Country Radio's most successful new weekly show. Candidate must be

Nashville based and have solid contacts with Country music industry to book artists on a 52

week basis for weekly live radio series. A strong knowledge of Country Radio is required, with a

minimum of 3 years experience in programming and/or a music director position.

Please fax or e-mail cover letter with qualifications. resume, and references to:

Gary Krantz VP Programming, Music 8 Entertainment AMFM Radio Networks

1775 Broadway, Suite 720 NY, NY 10019 FAX: 212-664-8815 EFAX: 603 -761 -7540

Email: gkrantzeamfmradio.net

EEO

Top 50 Rocker looking for: I. Imaging Genius. Must be ultra -creative writer, cutting edge producer, digi- tally literate, on -air experienced, and in- touch with pulse of music, sports, entertainment worlds. 2. Experienced on -air talent for full time shift open now. One candidate may hit jackpot and fill both openings. Send T &R to: Radio & Records, 10100 Santa Monica Blvd., #892, 5th Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

Assistant PD /possible PD middays for new rock station. Must have great ear for imaging and be ready to live the job. Radio & Records, 10100 Santa Monica Blvd., #889, 5th Floor, Los Angeles. CA 90067. EOE

New CHR in one of America's finest small markets is looking for "hired assassins" to help wage war in a very competitive radio market. We're looking for that right morning talent or team and we're looking for talented radio performers to fill other shifts as well. How does living in a beach community in the Southeast sound to you? How about working all new state- of -the- art equipment in a positive and fun

work environment? If you want to become part of the South's next CHR legend, don't hesitate!! Rush

your T&R today! Radio & Records. 10100 Santa Monica Blvd., #887, 5th Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

EOE

HOT AC 8101.5 WBOB Fredericksburg. Virginia (near OC) ha openings right now. TAR: Don Gosselin. 1914 Mimosa Street, Fredericksburg. VA 22405 EOE (06/30)

WPEG POWER 98

SOUTHERN URBAN STATION SEARCH- ING FOR AN OVERNIGHT PERSONALITY. 2 -3 YEARS EXPERIENCE, GOOD DIGITAL PRODUCTION SKILLS, GREAT AT AP- PEARANCES. SEND TAPES AND RE- SUMES TO:

IBC HUMAN RESOURCES, 4205 B

STUART ANDREW BLVD., CHARLOTTE, NC 28217. EOE

OPENINGS

TOP IO MARKET MORNINGS

Leading mainstream rock station looking for morning show with proven track record. Ready to rock in the big leagues? Can you build numbers to equal and surpass our already solid music dayparts? Can you build morning identity and loyalty, but still be a team player and address goals and needs of the station AND show? Experienced pros who understand "The Big Picturre (No egos or attitudes please). M/F EOE. Tape /CD, ratings info and resumes etc to: Radio & Records, 10100 Santa Monica Blvd.,#888. 5th Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

Montgomery Alabama mainstream AC Mix 103 is seeking a morning co-host. Not a sidekick. The ability to provide content and relate to adult women is es- sential. Send package to: Brian Taylor Cumulus Broadcasting One Commerce Street. Suite 300 Montgomery Alabama 36104 brian.taylorfacumulusb.com Cu- mulus Broadcasting is an Equal Oppor- tunity Employer.

MIDWEST

SPORTS- TAINMENT TALK HOST

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taining, RS -A

informative Radio seks

sparts enter-

talk host who can deliver more than just boring box scores and In-

depth analysis. Rush aircheck and re-

sume to Kipper McGee, PD, KTRS -AM Radio, 638 West Port Plaza, St. Louis,

MO 63146. Equal Opportunity Employer.

RADIONOW HAS ONE OPENING LEFT!!!

I tidy's happenin' new CHR is looking for one last slammin drive time talent to round out our cast of true personalities. Not a typical gig. Must appreciate the net, show prep. team player. sick radio pas-

sion, mad creativity, intelligence to grow outside the studio and innovative instincts. Selector skillz helpful. Also, must have the kind of swagger, emotion and confidence to step up to the mic and shake up our city like the old boss jocks did back in the day. Radio needs a kick in the ass! How big is your foot ?!? Listen Io us at www.radionow931.com, then ,end your feedback and stuff to: Scrap lacks-on, PD, RadioNow, One Emmis Plaza, 40 Monument Circle, Suite 600. Indianapolis, IN 46204. Emrnis Commu- nications is an equal opportunity em- I,1over.

IT'S ABOUT TIME YOU HAD FUN!

MIDWEST COMMUNICATIONS INC. HAS AN JMMEDIATE MORNING SHOW HOST OPENING. A great company is looking for more great people. If you have a positive attitude, are dedicated to winning and have at least once in your life been called a radio geek, apply today. EOE

WFAT

6021 S. Westnedge, Kalamazoo, Mi. 49002 attn: P.j. Lacey



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OPENINGS

MIDWEST

ttoeur. ills Group

PROMOTIONS DIRECTOR We are looking for someone who loves to make a radio station look GREAT on the street! You will have all the resources you'll need including a full -time assistant and support staff. The nghl person will receive one of the best compensation packages available. You must be aggressive, dedicated and willing to work long hours. If you are looking for a 9 to 5 gig. keep looking, this ain't d. Bonneville is a values driven company and equal opportunity employer. Come be part of our success story. Send resumes to Human Resources c/o Debbie Jacquart, One Prudential Plaza. Suite 2780, Chicago, IL 60601.

PRODUCTION/IMAGING DIRECTOR

WI X W. Slot Rock 102.1. CkveLmd's # AC. has a rare opening for an Imaging/ Production Director. If you understand the fine art of imaging. we have a canvas for you. While imaging will he a priority you will he responsible for directing and axnLlittatingtlxIwerdl pn AMY ilm effort .

Applicants should have digital experience with Scott Studios Or comparable system.

Please send an audio presentat ion of W xtr work, writing samples and resume to Dave F )pwich, Program Director. One Radio Lane. Cleveland. OH 44114. EOE

Upper Midwest news/talk radio station in a smaller market has an opening for a

mid -day talent. Duties include scheduling and doing interviews, telephone call - in shows, production, and promotions. Send a resume and tape which includes interview and production samples to: Ra- dio & Records. 10100 Santa Monica Blvd.. #893, 5th Floor. Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

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LA SUPERSTAR TO JOIN THE KIISFM /LA SALES TEAM

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Morning cohost KW W W -FM Hol -AC surd market b1Me1li g. ton State. Beautiful city. small- market salary Fenfalas WOW.

Errai) today. FisterJobseaol.com. EOE (01/30)

Parttkns Ai Talent for Rock station KISM. TAR: Greg Rober, 2219 Yew Street Road. Bellingham. WA 98226. EOE (06/30)

Fontine overvight opening wail full service AC The Highway Stations -. T&R : Lance Todd, KHWY. Box 1668. Barstow. CA 92312. EOE (06/30)

SMOOTH JAZZ PD OPENING KSRN, Reno's newest station. has the ultimate 'opportunity for the lover of smooth jazz and the outdoors! If you possess a winning attitude along with some on -air and Selector experience, you should contact us immediately! If you want to work in an exciting environment while enjoying the beauty of the sur- munding Siera's, rush your l'&12 to: Scott Seidenstricker, KSRN, 300 E.

2nd. Street. 14th Floor, Reno, NV, 89501. KSRN is an EOE and we urge women and minorities apply.

Senior Sales Executive Sell tu national advertisers and mama}

channels. Work with a San lose based, pri- vately funded, dynamic Internet start-up. The (immunity offers plenty of room for gel net h. We offer a (limpet itivesalary, great

Ixncfits and of c urse...stock options for vv' rs!! Spanish speaking a plus. Fax re-

s and cover letter to 408-288-9192 or email lì ter(à CITIUM.ctm. EOE

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MORNING TEAM /SOLO IN THE ROCKIES. CURRENT FORMAT DOESNT MATTER. LOCAL AND TOPICAL. ME- DIUM MARKET. BLUE IS OK. SMART IS BETTER. CONFIDENTIAL. Radke & Records, 10 100 Santa Monica Blvd., #894, 5th Floor, Los Angel, kam, (A'NK)67 . EOE.

POSITIONS SOUGHT

Veteran Broadcaster seeking PD/ ND/ News

Anchor position or Host position with soft AC or

Smooth Jazz station. ALAN: (904) 262 -8532 or

radioten69 @hotmail.com. (06/23)

Radio vet seeks So. Cal. weekends, Rock format.

Currently in L.A. radio off air. Have worked 91X.

XHRM. KCXX, V107. DWIGHT: (760) 7514330.

[email protected].(06/23)

Women wearing nothing but bumper stickers plus a great morning show demo and resume at www.MatthewleTheMornng.com. MATTHEW: (707) 526-6288. (06/30)

FT Country musk AT Modern and classic country music smart. Produced own oldies program. Contact DAVE MARTIN: (765) 569-5167. (06/30)

Three year vetean searching for a lumina lob at a nice radio station in north central Indiana! TONY. (765) 456 -3209. tonyrdleneyahoo.con. (06/30)

General Manager, Oiector of Sales/Marketing. or Internet Sales.Marketing Director positron. E-mail ROBIN BIVONA: sportshog14900aol.com. (06/30)

No right or lall wing tacky. Try this bright C -SPAN with a joy buzzer guy. Seed T&R. E -Mail REX HAVOC: WritersbtockPROaol.com. (06/30)

Make your hourly newscasts shine. Hie met Radio news pro with network & major market experience seeks new gig. MICHA- EL: 1724) 744 -3270. (06/30)

Les Hank Snow sang: -eve been everywhere. son'. OwnerMan- agerSales/Joc/News. Seeking news reader. or anno racer, production position. (916) 687 -8900 drwwweeiuno.com (0630)

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1 Q 'N SYNC Its Gonna Be Me (.(ive) 5 0 MATCHBOX TWENTY Bent (Lava/Atlantic) 2 3 BRITNEY SPEARS Oops!...I Did It Again (Jive) 6 PINK there You Go (LaFace/Arista) 3 © CREED Higher (Wind -up) 4 ES VERTICAL HORIZON Everything You Want (RCA)

9 0 AALIYAH Try Again (BlackGround) 7 8 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Be With You (lnterscope)

11 JOE I Wanna Know (Jive) 12 NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl) (550 Music/Epic) 10 11 BACKSTREET BOYS The One (Jive) 8 12 MACY GRAY I Try (Epic)

14 a BBMAK Back Here (Hollywood) 15 14 GOO GOO DOLLS Broadway (Warner Bros.) 18 MANDY MOORE I Wanna Be With You (550 Music/Epic) 20 JESSICA SIMPSON I Think I'm In Love With You (Columbia) 13 17 CHRISTINA AGUILERA I Turn To You (RCA) 17 18 EMINEM The Real Slim Shady (AftermatlVlnterscope) 16 19 SISQO Thong Song (Dragon/Del SouUIDJMG) 19 20 DESTINY'S CHILD Say My Name (Columbia) 22 a SPLENDER I Think God Can Explain (C2 /Columbia) 21 22 WESTLIFE Swear It Again (Arista) 26 TONI BRAXTON He Wasn't Man Enough (LaFace/Arista) 27 SISTER HAZEL Change Your Mind (Universal) 30 STING Desert Rose (ABM /Interscope) 32 DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin. Jumpin (Columbia) 29 W. HOUSTON & E. IGLESIAS Could I Have This Kiss... (Arista) 31 ' SOULDECISION Faded (MCA) 23 29 SAVAGE GARDEN Crash And Burn (Columbia) 25 30 ALICE DEEJAY Better Off Alone (RepublÑJUniversal)

EVERULLAH v'voiwedut (capitol)

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1 1 FAITH HILL Breathe (Warner Bros.) 2 © MARC ANTHONY You Sang To Me (Columbia) 5 © LEANN RIMES I Need You (Sparrow/Curb/Capitol) 3 4 LONESTAR Amazed (BNA) 4 0 DON HENLEY Taking You Home (Warner Bros.) 6 6 BACKSTREET BOYS Show Me The Meaning Of... (Jive) 7 7 SAVAGE GARDEN I Knew I Loved You (Columbia) 8 8 CELINE DION That's The Way It Is (550 Music/Epic) 11 Q SAVAGE GARDEN Crash And Burn (Columbia) 9 10 ELTON JOHN Someday Out Of The Blue (Dream Works) 12 Q CHRISTINA AGUILERA I Turn To You (RCA) 10 12 BRIAN MCKNIGHT Back At One (Motown/Universal) 13 CELINE DION I Want You To Need Me (550 Music/Epic) 14 PHIL COLLINS You'll Be In My Heart (Hollywood) 15 W. HOUSTON & E. IGLESIAS Could I Have This Kiss... (Arista) 16 16 98 DEGREES I Do (Cherish You) (Universal) 18 0 MACY GRAY I Try (Epic) 17 18 SANTANA FIROB THOMAS Smooth (Arista) 21 LARA FABIAN I Will Love Again (Columbia) 20 i SARAH MCLACHLAN I Will Remember You (Arista) 22 21 WESTLIFE Swear It Again (Arista) 25 ® BACKSTREET BOYS The One (Jive) 23 ® SASHA If You Believe (Reprise) 24 24 BETH NIELSEN CHAPMAN Shake My Soul (RCA) 29 MARK SCHULTZ His My Son (Word/Epic) 27 DAVE KOZ Know You By Heart (Capitol) 28 27 'N SYNC Bye Bye Bye (Jive) - m SUZY K W/DONNY OSMOND Now I Know (Vellum) 26 29 JOHN TESH FiTICHARD PAGE When... (Garden CAy/TeshMedia)


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1 1 EMINEM The Real Slim Shady (AJtemlath4nterscloope) 3 0 JAY -Z Big Pimpin (Roc -A- Fella/IDJMG)

2 3 AALIYAH Try Again ( B/ackGround) 4 4 JOE I Wanna Know (Jive)

5 © DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin. Jumpin (Columbia) 7 8 DR. DRE The Next Episode (Aftermath/lnterscope) 8 NEXT Wifey (Arista) 9 8 DMX Party Up (Up In Here) (Ruff Ryders/IDJMG) 10 0 NELLY Country Grammar (Fo' Reel/Universal) 6 10 SISQO Thong Song (Dragon /Del Soul/IDJMG) 12 'N SYNC It's Gonna Be Me (Jive) 13 DA BRAT What'chu Like (So So Del /Columbia) 11 13 BRITNEY SPEARS Oops!...I Did It Again (Jive) 16 0 JANET Doesn't Really Matter (Del Sout/IDJMG) 14 15 PINK There You Go (LaFace/Arista)

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18 AVANT Separated (Magic Johnson/MCA) 15 18 TONI BRAXTON He Wasn't Man Enough (LaFace /Arista) 26 PINK Most Girls (LaFace /Arista) 27 IDEAL Whatever (NoontimeNirgin) 23 504 BOYZ Wobble. Wobble (No Limit/Priority) 29 KURUPT Who Ride Wit Us (Antra/Artemis) 20 23 CHRISTINA AGUILERA I Turn To You (RCA)

21 24 CARL THOMAS I Wish (Bad Boy /Arista) 31 LUCY PEARL Dance Tonight (Overbrook/Pookie/Beyond) 36 SISOO Incomplete (Dragon/Del Soul/IDJMG) 22 27 MYA F /JADAKISS Best Of Me (University/lnterscope) 24 28 NU FLAVOR 3 Little Words (Reprise)

25 29 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Be With You (Interscope)

28 30 BRIAN MCKNIGHT 6.8.12 (Motown/Universal)

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1 Q VERTICAL HORIZON Everything You Want (RCA) 2 0 MATCHBOX TWENTY Bent ( Lava/Atlantic) 3 3 MACY GRAY I Try (Epic)

7 g STING Desert Rose (A&M/lnterscope) 4 G00 G00 DOLLS Broadway (Warner Bros.) 6 6 FAITH HILL Breathe (Warner Bros.) 8 ' O CREED Higher (Wind -up) 5 8 THIRD EYE BLIND Never Let You Go (ElektraJEG)

10 Q NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl) (550 Music/Epic) 11 10 SMASH MOUTH Then The Morning Comes (Interscope) 9 11 SANTANA F/ROB THOMAS Smooth (Arista)

12 SAVAGE GARDEN Crash And Burn (Columbia)

13 SPLENDER I Think God Can Explain (C2/Columbia) 14 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Otherside (Warner Bros.) 16 BEN HARPER Steal My Kisses (Virgin) 15 16 LONESTAR Amazed (BNA)

19 Q SISTER HAZEL Change Your Mind (Universal) 17 18 MARC ANTHONY You Sang To Me (Columbia) 18 19 TRAIN Meet Virginia (Aware/Columbia) 21 O DON HENLEY Taking You Home (Warner Bros.) 20 21 SANTANA F/PRODUCT G&B Maria Maria (Arista) 24 NO DOUBT Simple Kind Of Life (lnterscope) 22 23 'N SYNC Bye Bye Bye (Jive) 28 ® BRITNEY SPEARS Oops!...I Did It Again (Jive) 25 25 GLISTER Fa Fa (Never Be The Same...) (Hybrid/Sire) 27 26 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Be With You (lnterscope) 23 27 TRACY CHAPMAN Telling Stories (There Is...) (Elektra/EEG) - al NINA GORDON Tonight And The Rest Of My... (Warner Bros. )

26 29 KID ROCK Only God Knows Why (Top Dog/Lava/Atlantic) O BBMAK Back Here (Hollywood)

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4 0 NEXT Wifey (Arista) 3 4 DONELL JONES Where... (Untouchables/LaFace/Arista)

5 © LUCY PEARL Dance Tonight (Overbrook/Pookie/Beyond) 7 o IDEAL Whatever (NoontimeNirgin) 6 7 CARL THOMAS I Wish (Bad Boy /Arista) 12 ; SISOO Incomplete (Dragon /Del Soul/IDJMG) 8 WHITNEY HOUSTON & DEBORAH COX Same Script... (Arista)

11 DA BRAT What'chu Like (So So Del /Columbia) 19 RUFF ENDZ No More (Epic) 14 NELLY Country Grammar (Fo' Reel/Universal)

9 13 JAY -Z Big Pimpin' (Roc- A- fellaJlDJMG)

13 14 D'ANGELO Send It On (Cheeba SoundNirgin) 18 JOE Treat Her Like A Lady (Jive) 20 SAMMIE Crary Things I Do (freewond/Capitol) 10 17 AALIYAH Try Again ( BlackGround) 23 KELLY PRICE As We Lay (Del Soul/IDJMG) 15 19 TRICK DADDY Shut Up (Slip 'N Slide/Atlantic) 22 i OR. ORE The Next Episode (Aftermath/lnterscope) 21 BIG TYMERS Get Your Roll On (Cash Money /Universal)

33 JANET Doesn't Really Matter (Del Soul/IDJMG) 24 R. KELLY Bad Man (LaFace/Arista)

31 LIL' KIM No Matter What... (Queen Bee Undeas /Atlantic)

26 DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin. Jumpin (Columbia)

17 26 EMINEM The Real Slim Shady (Aftermath /lnterscope) 16 27 504 BOYZ Wobble. Wobble (No Limit/Priority) 34 AALIYAH F/DMX Come Back In One Piece ( BlackGround)

28 ' MARY J. BLIGE Your Child (MCA)

29 METi1R01ë Loving Each Other 4 Lfe (Clatown/Capitol)

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1 Q CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind-up) 2 2 3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic/Universal)

3 3 METALLICA I Disappear (Hollywood) 4 STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Sour Girl (Atlantic)

5 AC/DC Satellite Blues (EastWest/EEG) 6 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Otherside (Warner Bros.) 7 MATCHBOX TWENTY Bent ( Lava/Atlantic)

10 U.P.O. Godless (Epic)

8 NICKELBACK Leader Of Men (Roadrunner) 11 A PERFECT CIRCLE Judith (Virgin)

23 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Californication (Warner Bros.) 12 B.B. KING/ERIC CLAPTON Riding With The... (Duck/Reprise)

9 PEARL JAM Nothing As It Seems (Epic)

13 F00 FIGHTERS Breakout (Roswell/RCA) 15 IRON MAIDEN The Wicker Man (Portrait/Columbia) 17 ' JESSE JAMES DUPREE Mainline (V2) 14 17 GODSMACK Voodoo (Republic/Universal) 25 MOTLEY CRUE Hell On High Heels (Motley/Beyond) 16 19 CREED Higher (Wind -up) 22 EVERCLEAR Wonderful (Capitol)

20 21 BUSH Warm Machine (Trauma)

30 ® CULT Painted On My Heart (lsland/IDJMG) 21 23 INDIGENOUS Little Time (Pachyderm) 26 PAUL RODGERS Drifters (CMC /SRG) 27 PEARL JAM Light Years (Epic) 29 ' EVE 6 Promise (RCA)

28 DEFTONES Change (In The House Of Flies) (Maverick) 37 PAPA ROACH Last Resort (Dream Works)

31 ' STEVE EARLE Transcendental Blues (E- Squared /Artemis)

39 I GODSMACK Bad Religion (Republic/Universal)

#1 MOST ADDED LIVE They Stood Up For love (Radioactive /MCA)

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6 YOLANDA ADAMS Open My Heart (Elektra/EEG)

3 4 TEMPTATIONS I'm Here (Motown) 5 0 DONELL JONES Where... (Untouchables/LaFace/Arista) 2 6 KEVON EDMONDS No Love (I'm Not Used To) (RCA)

7 7 JOE I Wanna Know (Jive)

9 Q D'ANGELO Send It On (Cheeba SoundNirgin) 10 9 MARY MARY Shackles (Praise You) (C2 /Columbia)

8 10 TONI BRAXTON He Wasn't Man Enough (LaFace/Arista)

14 Q AVANT Separated (Magic Johnson/MCA) 13 12 DAVE KOZ F/MONTELL JORDAN Careless Whisper (Capitol) 12 13 BRIAN MCKNIGHT 6.8.12 (Motown) 29 TONI BRAXTON Just Be A Man About It (LaFace /Arista) 15 JOE Treat Her Like A Lady (Jive) 16 LUCY PEARL Dance Tonight (Overbrook/Pookie/Beyond) 17 KELLY PRICE As We Lay (Del Soul/IDJMG) 11 18 ERIC BENET When You Think Of Me (Warner Bros.) 20 JAGGED EDGE Let's Get Married (So So Del /Columbia) 23 MARY J. BLIGE Your Child (MCA)

19 21 PHAT CAT PLAYERS F/COCO BROWN Sundress (Parlane)

25 ® R. KELLY Bad Man (LaFace /Arista) 21 23 METHRONE Loving Each Other 4 Life (Clatown /Capitol)

26 ' WILL DOWNING When You Need Me (Motown) 27 ® GERALD LEVERT Baby U Are (EastWest/EEG)

22 26 ANGIE STONE Coulda Been You (Arista) LV Woman's Gotta Have It (Loud)

30 URBAN KNIGHTS FMARDEMAN Strung Out ( Narada)

24 29 GLENN JONES 24/Seven (SARiWB) - ISAAC HAYES Shaft 2000 (LaFace/Arista)__

#1 MOST ADDED BARRY WHITE Which Way Is Up (Private Music Windham Hill)

#1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS TONI BRAXTON in ^r ?r A ".1aq Ahrnrt It (f aFace/Ahsta)

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1 1 METALLICA I Disappear (Hollywood) 2 Q CREED With ArrIDS Wide Open (Wind -up) 3 3 3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic/Universal)

4 A PERFECT CIRCLE Judah (Virgin) 6 PAPA ROACH Last Resort (Dream Works)

5 , U.P.O. Godless (Epic)

8 DEFTONES Change (In The House Of Flies) (Maverick) 7 8 STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Sour Girl (Atlantic) 15 0 GODSMACK Bad Religion (Republic./Universal)

10 10 KORN Make Me Bad (immortal/Epic) 9 11 NICKELBACK Leader Of Men (Roadrunner) 12 ® LIMP BIZKIT Take A Look Around (Theme...) (Hollywood) 11 13 KID ROCK American Bad Ass (Top Dog/Lava/Atlantic) 14 F00 FIGHTERS Breakout (Roswell/FICA)

23 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Californication (Warner Bros.) 17 DISTURBED Stupify (Giant /Reprise) 13 17 INCUBUS Pardon Me ( Immortal/Epic)

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19 AC/DC Satellite Blues (EastWest/EEG)

18 20 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Otherside (Warner Bros.)

25 ® EVERCLEAR Wonderful (Capitol)

24 2? LIMP BIZKIT Break Stuff (Flip/Interscope)

30 PEARL JAM Light Years (Epic)

32 UNION UNDERGROUND Turn Me On... (Portrait/Columbia)

29 IRON MAIDEN The Wicker Man (Portrait/Columbia) 31 ' OUEENS OF THE STONE AGE The Lost Art Of... (Interscope) 40 INCUBUS Stellar (immortal/Epic) 21 28 MONSTER MAGNET Silver Future (Restless)

28 29 APARTMENT 26 Basic Breakdown (Hollywood) 45 m ONE WAY RIDE Painted Perfect (RefugeiMCA)

IdUS ALAJED ROB ZOMBIE Scum Of The Earth (Hollywood)

#1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS RED HOT CHIL! .'`" ' :'irner Bros

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CLAY DAVIDSON Unconditional (Virgin) REBA MCENTIRE III Be (MCA) TIM MCGRAW Some Things Never Change (Curb) RASCAL FLATTS Prayin For Daylight (Lyric Street) LONESTAR What About Now (BNA)

ERIC HEATHERLY Flowers On The Wall (Mercury) ALAN JACKSON It Must Be Love (Arista) JO DEE MESSINA That's The Way (Curb) DIXIE CHICKS Cold Day In July (Monument) KEITH URBAN Your Everything (Capitol)

SHEDAISY I Will...But (Lyric Street) BROOKS & DUNN You'll Always Be Loved By Me (Arista)

JOE DIFFIE It's Always Somethin' (Epic)

GARTH BROOKS When You Come Back To Me Again (Capitol) DARRYL WORLEY When You Need My Love (Dream Works)

TOBY KEITH Country Comes To Town (Dream Works)

MARK WILLS Almost Doesn't Count (Mercury) LEANN RIMES I Need You (Sparrow /Curb/Capitol) FAITH HILL W/TIM MCGRAW Let's... (Warner Bros./Curb) BILLY GILMAN One Voice (Epic)

WARREN BROTHERS F/SARA EVANS That's The Beat... (BNA)

MARTINA MCBRIDE There You Are (RCA)

STEVE HOLY Blue Moon (Curb) MONTGOMERY GENTRY Self Made Man (Columbia)

VINCE GILL Feels Like Love (MCA) AARON TIPPIN Kiss This (Lyric Street)

GARY ALLAN Lovin' You Against My Will (MCA)

#1 MOST ADDED SARA EVANS Born To Fly (RCA;

#1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS FAITH HILL W/TIM MCGRAW Let's Make Love (Warner Bros. /Curb)

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1 1 3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic /Universal) 2 CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind -up)

3 STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Sour Girl (Atlantic)

4 A PERFECT CIRCLE Judith (Virgin)

5 EVERCLEAR Wonderful (Capitol)

6 6 BLINK -182 Adam's Song (MCA) 7 PAPA ROACH Last Resort (Dream Works)

8 DEFTONES Change (In The House Of Flies) (Maverick) 12 EVE 6 Promise (RCA).

9 I LIMP BIZKIT Take A Look Around (Theme...) (Hollywood) 17 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Californication (Warner Bros.) 10 12 METALLICA I Disappear (Hollywood) 13 ® DYNAMITE HACK Bow-N- The -Hood (Farmclub.com/Universap 11 14 INCUBUS Pardon Me (Immortal/Epic) 15 SR -71 Right Now (RCA) 16 NO DOUBT Simple Kind Of Life (Interscope) 14 17 NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl) (550 Music/Epic) 21 18 FENIX TX All My Fault (Drive -Thru /MCA)

18 19 F00 FIGHTERS Breakout (Roswell/RCA)

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26 25 TOM GRANT Tune It In (Windham Hill Jazz) 29 m CHUCK LOEB Silver Star (Shanachie)

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A hile it certainly isn't perceived as being the most exciting aspect of

business, everyone knows the importance of having a strong accounting firm working for them. And there is one accountant who has become quite a friend to broadcasters: George Nadel Rivin, a partner with Miller, Kaplan, Arase 8. Co.

Having been bitten by the broadcast bug in high school, Rivin came to the realization early in his career that he was not destined to be in front of the mike. Accounting degree in hand, he was able to combine his education with his love of the business, and he focused 100°/0 of his energies on

specializing in the broadcast industry. Beginning his career: "I started out in radio in

high school in Des Moines. The local educational station, run by Des Moines Technical High School, would bring in people and allow them to do an hour a day in the afternoons. The person right before me was Big Ron

O'Brien, who has gone on to a pretty good career. I

quickly recognized that I didn't have quite the talent he did and figured I better do something honest for a living. So I went into accounting.

"I went to the University of Iowa and did the football scoreboard program on KXIC in Iowa City. I then went to KCHF in Sioux Falls and became News Director and then went to Loveland, CO as News Director. I

finished up my education through a lot of correspon- dence courses with Sioux Falls College and Colorado State. After my senior year I spent a couple of months selling advertising space in city directories and then started out with one of the Big Five national CPA firms.

then became Manager for Internal Audit for CBS,

which at that time had considerably more than just the broadcast operations. They were into publishing, stereo stores and toy manufacturing. Our territory was the Western U.S., the Orient and Australia /New Zealand. I

was interviewing with one of the national firms, and the partner said, 'In 35 years of sitting across the desk from people like yourself, this is the first time I've encountered someone with both broadcasting and accounting experience: Right then a little light went on, and I

thought that would be a good way to proceed." Mission of Miller, Kaplan, Arase: "Founded 60,

years ago, it was one of the first accounting firms to specialize. They set up a specialization in labor/ management negotiated trust funds and recognized the benefits of specializing."

Producing monthly market revenue reports: "The original concept of putting out monthly market revenue reports was that it was something that would get clients familiar with us. By providing an auxiliary service, we

would have a good opportunity to get their full- service

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GEORGE NADEL RIVIN, CPA Partner in Charge of Broadcast Services, Miller, Kaplan, Arase & Co.

work and become their auditors and do their tax work and all. The first market we began to do, back in 1982,

was Tucson. Each station faxes over a sheet to our toll- free number that details its revenue by sales category, local /national and so on. We compile the numbers and put out the reports. It's now in approximately 120 markets. A lot of the sales management we work with refer to it as their report card. The way I look at it, audience share is a means to an end, and that end is

revenue share." State of radio: "I'm pleased to see how healthy the

industry is. The passage of the Telecom Act has been a real boon to the industry. The initial relaxation that allowed two AMs and two FMs within a market created the economies of scale necessary for radio to really become a

healthy industry. About 10 years ago, when we served 2,000 stations and no one owned more than two, we must have had maybe 1,200 to 1,300 companies participating in

market revenue reporting. There was not a week that went by that we didn't get at least two bankruptcy notices. I don't think anyone recognized more than ourselves the need to relax the ownership rules."

How his job has changed: "It's changed very markedly. Before Telecom we were the auditors for 21

broadcast groups, and we were responsible for their tax planning and preparation. Within a year's time all but a

handful had sold out to public companies, and we had to replace the lost revenue and expand our market as a

whole service. That was the catalyst for developing Media

Market X- Ray."

A description of Market X -Ray: "It is a tool designed to bring new dollars to radio and to expand radio's share of the advertising pie. During the four months ended April 2000 the composite revenue growth rate in the 20 -some X -Ray markets was 29.1%. Those

markets without access to the newspaper and television expenditure data for prospecting were up 11.4 %. It's been obvious to us - both through that measurement and also looking at radio's percentage of the total newspaper, television and radio revenue - that literally every market we serve with X -Ray has increased its radio share by at least one percentage point over the past year. That's gratifying to see.

"Stations e-mail us their billing files, and we compile the data and marry it with the newspaper and television information. Then we go around the country conducting workshops where we load a particular station clusters live data and point out the opportunities to bring in new dollars to the sales management personnel."

Radio's biggest challenge: "Not getting too greedy, keeping spotloads within reason and continuing to be hungry, not getting complacent."

On radio depending too much on dot -corn dollars for growth: "I wouldn't say that radio's depending too much on the dot -corns, but what is happening is that the additional demand has helped push up rates. When we

grow in excess of 30% in major categories like specialty retail and automotive, a good part of that is being driven by brick- and -mortar operations wanting to retain a

presence and not be totally overshadowed by dot-corn advertising."

Something about his company that might surprise our readers: "Those people whose only connection to our firm is their participation in market revenue reports would be surprised to learn that we serve 120 markets and that broadcast is just one of many specializations within our firm that have made us one of

the 75 largest firms in the country." Most influential individual: "My father. I had a

chance to observe his work ethic day in and day out. He

retired a couple of years ago from owning a sporting goods retail store. He would work 11- and 12 -hour days,

and the honor with which he ran that operation and the loyalty of the clients have influenced me to treat every one of our clients as if they were our only client and to go above and beyond the call to see to it that they are happy with what we're providing them."

Career highlight: "A highlight is when I conduct workshops and hear the success stories stations tell me

about how they've added hundreds of thousands of dollars by converting newspaper advertisers to radio, and when I

see account executives who tell me that they might not be sitting there if our X -Ray weren't in place. By our

allowing sales management to see the shares that account executives are getting on the dollars available on their account lists, by our making it possible for them to identify those areas of strength, they are able to sit down with someone they might not otherwise have had the time to really work with and show them in black and white what's happening with the accounts. It's very

satisfying knowing that people who have talent are

remaining in radio sales when they might have wound up selling something very different."

Career disappointment "It was certainly a

disappointment when we lost the audit and tax work over such a short period of time, but it turned out to have a silver lining, in that it really got us to concentrate on specific market products."

Favorite radio format: "I am a notorious button - pusher, but I do enjoy Alternative and Talk, all the way

from FM Talk to traditional Talk to Sports Talk."

Favorite song: "I like anything by Tom Petty, 'Free

Fallin" in particular." Favorite television show: "I watch a lot of live

sports and breaking news coverage, but anything created by either David E. Kelley or Stephen Bochco has me

hooked!" Favorite book: "Right now I'm into the Harry Potter

books. I love to escape into the world of wizardry."

Favorite movie: "Same Time. Next Year."

Favorite restaurant: "Cafe Bizou in Sherman Oaks,

CA."

Beverage of choice: "An Italian wine, Frescati."

Hobbies: "Swimming, tennis. traveling."

Stock recommendation: "Communications and

technology stocks have really established themselves as leaders on the cutting edge. They are great for long -t growth. I really feel we're on the brink of a technol revolution that's going to be looked back at in history right up there with the Industrial Revolution."

What's going on with the market: "I expect to see rates go up probably another one -half to 1% over the course of the next four months. Then, after maybe a year or so of stability, I expect them to go back down and

approach the levels they were at before the Fed began hiking them last year."

On broadcast stocks: "What's taking place is that all of those stocks that have had performances that looked too good to be true are going through a pause right now.

Once people see the continued earnings growth and recognize the opportunities these companies have - being tied in with concert promotions and billboards and having the ability to cross -promote - things will pick up again. The best days are ahead for all of the radio stocks."

E -mail address: "Grivin @millerkaplan.com."

One thing he would say to broadcasters: "Believe in your product. Don't feel that anything's out of reach. Go after major newspaper advertisers who have not historically bought radio and tell your story, because it's a great one!"

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