ISSUE NUMBER 909 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER SEPTEMBER 27, :1991
INSIDE:= HLT HELP ON THE WAY? Broadcasters hampered by the current credit crunch may soon get some relief from controversial HLT guidelines. Details in Radio Business.
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CREATING THE PERFECT AE Finding quality salespeople is always a challenge. Chris Beck says 'developing a model AE is an excellent way to compare applicants.
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TAKE ME TO THE RIVER Rock AC has emerged as one of the most intriguing "new" hybrids of the past few years. Mike Kinosian profiles Kansas City format pioneer KRVK (The River).
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PRATT CHAT "My philosophy's always been 'throw it against the wall and see if it sticks,"' says KUPDIPhoenix morning man Dave Pratt, who recently celebrated his 10th anniversary at the AOR with the help of 10,000 crazed listeners.
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.cr'. j NUMBERS GAME The latest summer Birch results from Detroit, Seattle, Minneapolis, and 16 other major markets.
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IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK e Giant/Nashville debuts e Doug Burton VP/Album Promo
at SBK e Bob Cooper GM at KVIL/Dallas e Cerphe PD at WJFK/DC e KDHT/Denver goes Country o Steve Pritchitt VP/GM at Jambco e Dino Matela PD at KCBO/SD e Larry Jenkins VP/Media & Artist
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Motown-PGD Alliance Raises Ire At MCA New Distribution Deal Begins September 29; Legal Fireworks Foreseen
The legal sparks are expected to fly now that Motown Records and PolyGram Group Distribu- tion (PGD) have formed a mar- keting and distribution alliance, scheduled to take effect Sep- tember 29. MCA Inc., which in 1988 purchased a minority inter- est in Motown and became its distributor, contends the MCA- PGD deal is "invalid and unen- forceable" and plans to seek
FCC Cool To Gammon Move -In Proposal To Move WHMA To Atlanta Market Faces Likely Defeat; Vote Will 'Send A Message' To Broadcasters
Tom Gammon apparently lacks friends in the FCC's ex- ecutive suites.
According to R.&R sources, most Commissioners are cur- rently inclined to reject his pending proposal to relocate his Crown Broadcasting's WHMA/ Anniston, AL to the Atlanta sub- urb of Sandy Springs, GA. Such a vote could thrust Crown into a potentially fatal financial situ- ation.
Commissioners likely to op- pose the WHMA move include James Quello, Ervin Duggan, and Andrew Barrett. Chairman Al Sikes's position remains un- clear, and Commissioner Sher- rie Marshall has not formed an opinion on the issue_
Asked if he would support the Anniston move, Sikes told R&R, "I'd rather remaii enigmatic on that."
Decision Near Gammon's proposal is cur-
rently in the hands of the FCC's Mass Media Bureau, which has promised to make a ruling "in the near future." The bureau could issue the decision on its own or forward its recommen- dation to the Commissioners for action. If the bureau makes the decision, Gammon or opponents of the move (including the NAB and Cox Enterprises, licensee of WSB-AM & FM/Atlanta), could appeal the ruling to the Com- mission.
Quello's opposition to the Gammon proposal is consistent with his outspoken criticism of the 1989 Commission decision that made it easier for some FM and TV licensees to specify a new city of license. That ril- ing forms the legal basis for
`Illusion' Turns To Mega -Bucks Reality
Geffen Records GM Al Coury reported at presstime Tues- day that 9 million copies of Guns N' Roses's "Use Your Illusion I" and "Use Your Illusion II" have been preordered
and reordered by retailers worldwide. Late returns indicate debuts in the top two slots on U.S., Eng-
lish, and Australian sales charts. "Use Your Illusion I" debuted at the top of R&R's AOR album chart last week.
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the album's liner notes Crosstown CHR WKBO sponsored similar demonstration two days later.
Gammon's request to move WHMA some 90 miles east to Sandy Springs.
'Worst Nightmare' A source close to Quello said
Gammon's proposal has bol- GAMMON/See Page 26
legal relief to halt the deal. The Motown-PGD announce-
ment opens the newest chapter in the tense, three-year relation- ship between Motown and MCA.
In May, Motown filed a civil suit against MCA, accusing the entertainment conglomerate of - among other things - failing to promote Motown recordings to pop stations, not pressing ad- equate quantities of the label's product, and overcharging Mo- town for CD manufacturing. MCA denied those charges and subsequently filed a countersuit against Motown, which is two- thirds owned by investor Boston Ventures, Inc.
last month, Motown Presi- dent Jheryl Busby announced his label was terminating its deal with MCA and was seeking a new distributor. MCA imme- diately warned it would seek legal means to prevent such a move. MOTOWN/See Page 26
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FM turned Houston into a three- way FM Country battleground when it changed to "Fast' Coun- try" last Thursday (9/19), fac- ing off with Viacom's KIKK-FM and Westinghouse's KILT -FM.
The day of the switch, KKBQ- AM & FM President/GM Don Troutt said, "Our research indi- cates that the '90s will be a time of tough demands on personal time, which will cause people to seek opportunities to avoid stress. Quality time, leisure time, parenting, and fun will be- come priorities.
_ KKBQ PD -Dena Hallam Interviewed.
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"We found the largest grow- ing segment of our city - adult 'boomers' between 25-49 - de- mands this new 'life trend.' Their music taste is a Country - based sound, but their lifestyle is contemporary. This' innova- tive format is designed to ap- peal to country music listeners living this lifestyle. It's country hits with a softer presentation, called Easy Country."'
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The station is consulted by Joel Raab.
The staff lineup features KAYD/Beaumont, TX PD Frank Dawson as middayer, KRYS/Corpus Christi PD/mor- ning man Jim Mantel doing af- ternoons as Jim Cruise, KYKS/
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Former Co- lumbia Rec- ords VP/Mar- keting Jack Rovner has joined Arista Records in its new Sr. VP Pte.
"Jack has already had an outstand- ing career as
a dynamic senior marketing ex- ecutive," stated Arista Presi- dent Clive Davis. ''His decision to join Arista means that we can now move through the '90s with energy, imagination and vitali-
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Giant Steps To Nashville After months of speculation that
Giant Records would open in Nash- ville, owner Irving Azoff made it official Friday (9/20) at a Music Ci- ty luncheon he hosted with Giant President Charlie Minor, Warner Bros./Nashville President Jim Ed Norman, and producer James Stroud, the new division's Presi- dent.
Giant Records is a joint venture of Time Warner through WB Rec-
ords and Azoff. Stroud said Giant/ Nashville will handle A&R and pro- motion in-house while WB/Nash- ville provides full support in other areas - much as the Giant -War- ner arrangement worked when Giant first bowed.
Minor told R&R, "We want to be in this business and in this city. We're going to have a good time and make some hits. People are looking for real music again; Nashville has a strong music and song sense, and it's good for our overall business to be here."
Though Stroud had no signings to announce, he said he hoped to re- lease the label's first record in ear- ly January and expected to sign six acts in the first year.
Azoff said, "James is an un- equalled success who will be a per- fect addition to our team. He'll have every available resource to make what I know will be a major impact."
AC KVIL/Dallas Raises Cooper To GM Position
At Infinity AC KVIL-AM & FM/ Dallas, GSM Bob Cooper has been elevated to GM. He succeeds Jerry Bobo, who recently resigned.
Cooper could not be reached for comment at presstime.
Other on- and off -air changes at KVIL include: a new time for Ron Chapman's morning show (5:30- 9am); personality Jack Schell moves to 9am-lpm; former PD Ken Barnett returns to handle the l-1pm slot; Terry King moves from nights to 4-8pm; and Joyce King segues from overnights to the 8pm- lam slot.
Also, Trisha Crisp is named Mar- keting Director, Jody Dean is ap- pointed Creative Director, David Kelly becomes morning show pro- ducer, and Dean Bailey is KVIL's new Production Director.
Stroud, who will continue to pro- duce outside acts, said, "I'm ex- cited to be working with Irving Azoff and to be a part of Giant, one of the most exciting new labels in the business. I'm also delighted to be with Jim Ed Norman and his WB/Nashville family."
Stroud's career began in the mid - '708 with the production of Dorothy Moore's "Misty Blue," which earn- ed three Grammy nominations. Recently he's produced acts such as Clint Black, Charlie Daniels, and Hank Williams Jr. He was pre- viously MCA/Nashville Director/ A&R and Capitol/Nashville VP/ A& R.
Cerphe's Upped To PD At AOR WJFK/DC
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Veteran Washington, DC personality Cerphe has been upped to PD at the mar- ket's WJFK. He succeeds Ed Levine, who left the Infinity AOR in June to become a radio mogul.
"The main reason I decided to promote Cerphe is his unique per- spective on the market," noted WJFK VP/GM Ken Stevens. "With Howard Stern in the morning and Don & Mike in the afternoon, the station has taken a real personali- ty -oriented direction, and it only made sense to put in a personality as PD. And in the periods where we're not doing personality radio, we're trying to take a unique mu- sical approach, which is Cerphe's forte."
"Infinity is one of those com- panies - perhaps the company - that makes its own rules and rede- fines them for everybody else," Cerphe noted. "It's a fun time to be part of that, because that's what we're doing here in Washington."
Cerphe has been a fixture in Washington for 20 years. He began his career at WHFS, then worked at NAVA and WWDC-FM before joining WJFK four years ago. This is his first PD job.
Senate Skips Spectrum Sale
The U.S. Senate has rejected a White House -backed spectrum auction plan put forth by Sen. Rob- ert Dole (R -KS).
Dole's proposal called for the government to fund the continua- tion of unemployment benefits by selling off a portion of its spectrum reserve. According to Dole, the sale could have raised up to $5 bil- lion. While terrestrial broadcasters were specifically exempted from the scheme, frequencies suited to satellite digital audio broadcasting might have been placed on the block.
The auction idea was contained in a broader amendment to a pro- posed unemployment compensa- tion bill. The amendment was tabl- ed Tuesday evening (9/24) by a vote of 57-42.
In other Congressional action, the House of Representatives - as expected - approved legislation to impose an annual FCC user tax of $100-$500 on radio broadcasters. The House now must forge a com- promise with the Senate, which previously rejected the user tax concept.
Burton Now SBK VP/Album Promo
Doug Burton
Doug Burton has joined SBK Records as VP/Album Pro- motion and re- ports to VP/ Promotion Greg Thomp- son.
"I've known Doug since our days in radio, and I believe he
is the definitive AOR promotion man of the '905. His drive and com- mitment, as well as his knowledge of the format, make him the per- fect candidate to set the tempo for SBK and album radio."
"I was thrilled to have been made the offer to join this team," said Burton. "In a very short time, SBK has proved they're ready to offer this industry hit after hit in every format. I'm looking forward to making my contribution."
Burton was most recently Na- tional Director/Album & Alterna- tive Promotion for Mercury Rec- ords. He left his radio career eight years ago to become a CHR inde- pendent promoter, and then joined Mercury as a local rep.
Great Expectations
EMI President/CEO Sal Licata (I) greets Robert Palmer after the singer's concert at NYC's Beacon Theater, where he performed tunes from his latest LP, "Don't Explain."
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MORE WOMEN BOSSES Male managers still outnumber female managers, but the gap is narrowing. Details in R&R's weekly Management section.
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FEATURES
RADIO BUSINESS: HLT relief on the way? 6 NEWSBREAKERS 14 OVERVIEW
MANAGEMENT 20 SALES: Creating the perfect AE 22 MEDIA: Koppelman front-page news 24
STREET TALK: WLS & WYTZ eyeing format change? 28 TIMELINE 34 RATINGS: Major market Birch results 36 MUSIC
MUSIC DATEBOOK 40 COMPACT DATA 40 POLLSTAR 40 ROCK OVER LONDON 41
MARKETPLACE 57 OPPORTUNITIES 59
FORMATS
CHR: The St. Louis story 42 AC: Focus on Rock AC 46 AOR: KUPD's Pratt marks decade 47 NEW ROCK: College rock at Atlanta's WRAS 49 URBAN CONTEMPORARY: WDAS's Unity Day 50 COUNTRY: KKBQ's Dene Hallam interviewed 55
Nashville This Week: Auction highlights 56
MUSIC INFORMATION
MUSIC VIDEO: MTV, VH-1 , Jukebox Network lists 40 WORLD MUSIC OVERVIEW: UK, Australia, Canada charts 41 URBAN CONTEMPORARY 62 COUNTRY 66 COUNTRY SONG INFORMATION INDEX 68 CURRENT -BASED AC 70 FULL -SERVICE AC, ASSOCIATE REPORTERS .. 73 NAC 74 CONTEMPORARY JAZZ 74 AOR ALBUMS 77 AOR TRACKS 78 NEW ROCK 80 CHR 84 PARALLEL CHART ANALYSIS 96 AC, AOR, CHR, COUNTRY, URBAN CHARTS BACK PAGE NEW ROCK, NAC, CONTEMPORARY JAZZ HIGHLIGHTS BACK PAGE
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6. September 27,1991 RADIO BUSINESS
Quick HLT Relief Expected Fed Chief Greenspan Anticipates 'Fast Turnaround
NAB President Eddie Fritts and HLT Task Force Chairman Milton Maltz were optimistic broadcasters will see quick relief from the HLT-induced credit crunch fol- lowing a meeting Tuesday (9/24) with Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan.
Greenspan "had a good handle on what the broadcasters are fac- ing today," said Maltz, Chairman of Malrite Communications. He said Greenspan indicated there had been a large number of com- ments filed by broadcasters and others opposing current HLT guidelines, which Maltz inter- preted as a "good sign" for getting quick action by banking regula- tors.
Fritts said Greenspan also indi- cated there would be a "fast turna- round" following Monday's (9/7.3) deadline for comments on the HLT guidelines. The issue now goes to an interagency committee of the Fed, FDIC, and Comptroller of the Currency. Fritts said an action, "which hopefully will be favorable to the broadcast industry," could come as quickly as 30 days. He also said the regulators are expected to either announce revised guidelines or throw away the entire HLT des- ignation.
Maltz said eliminating the HLT guidelines or revising them to ac- commodate cash -flow businesses "will free up a number of banks to commence lending again." He said several bankers had encouraged broadcasters in their campaign to free media businesses from the HLT rules.
Few Options In its filing with the regulators,
the NAB said the virtual elimina- tion of broadcast lending, due to the HLT designation, "in itself is a leading cause of problem loans in the industry." It said the lack of fi- nancing has made it difficult to sell a distressed station, leaving lenders and operators with bank- ruptcy and receivership as their only options.
Questcom President Don Bussell told the regulators the HLT rules had driven many banks out of broadcast lending and "severely restricted what is otherwise a
healthy industry." And Shamrock Broadcasting Exec. VP James Mixon complained that "capital for growth has been choked off." Meanwhile, Brill Media President Alan Brill said the vast majority of the broadcast industry's credit problems are in no way the in- dustry's own doing, but that "the HLT regulations and regulators themselves rendered the media in- dustry unlendable."
Booth American Corp. President Ralph Booth iI wrote the HLT rules had caused two banks to drop out just as his company was about to close on a new credit facility. He said the deal finally closed "18 months later at a cost which was 10
times what we would have en- countered" before the HLT ham- mer hit.
Several Fuller -Jeffrey GMs told the regulators "the public interest will be better served by a return to fair and sensible banking regula- tions." They said restoring finan- cial health to the broadcast in- dustry would allow it to deal with economic fluctuations and the "rapidly emerging technology of DAB as well."
SIMULCAST BAN UNLIKELY
AM Improvement Plan In Flux The FCC this week is expected to approve a package
of measures aimed at easing the plight of AM broad- casters. The fate of two key elements remained unresolv- ed at R&R's Tuesday (9/24) deadline, however.
At issue are whether to ban AM - FM simulcasts and whether the soon -to -open 1605 kHz -1705 kHz re- gion of the AM band should be re- served for the relocation of existing AM stations. According to senior Commission staffers, the simulcast
issue may be resolved with some type of "hybrid rule" compromise, or action on the proposal might be delayed pending further study of its possible impact. Imposition of a total simulcast ban is seen as un- likely.
Sikes Backs Marshall's Satellite DAB Stance
FCC Chairman Al Sikes is supporting Commissioner Sherrie Marshall, who shocked broadcasters at NAB Radio '91 with her virtual endorsement of satellite DAB (R&R 9/20).
"Certainly I would agree with Commissioner Marshall that we have been open to new services, and therefore satellite radio service isn't something we should be at all
closed -minded about," Sikes said Tuesday (9/24). He noted that the FCC is examining DAB and has al-
ready granted an experimental li-
cense to AfriSpace to operate an
S -band DAB satellite over Africa. But Sikes said no decisions on DAB are likely until after the 1992 World Administrative Radio Conference.
The first U.S. applicant for a sa-
telrite DAB license, Satellite CD Radio, failed to close a deal that would have given it a capital infu-
sion of hundreds of thousands of dollars. SCDR Chairman Martin Rothblatt said Stanford Telecom backed out of a deal to buy a 20% stake because SCDR refused to commit to using STel's DAB sys- tem, even if another becomes the U.S. standard. Rothblatt insisted SCDR is "in good financial shape right now" and has gotten additional capital from a number of small in-
vestors. Rothblatt also confirmed that
President Peter Dolan has left SCDR in what Rothblatt termed a
"very friendly" parting. R&R was unable to locate Dolan for com- ment.
Proponents of the ban argue it will force AM licensees to develop innovative programming and force some weak stations off the air, thereby reducing interference. Op- ponents, however, contend the policy would impose an unfair and onerous burden on many combo owners.
Battle Of The Band While the FCC has proposed lim-
iting access to the expanded band to incumbent AM licensees - par- ticularly daytimers and stations that cause large amounts of inter- ference - minority groups have argued that the newly available spectrum should be used to bolster minority ownership in radio.
Among the compromises being considered this week by the Com- missioners was a plan to set aside 10% of the 250-300 expanded band allotments for non -incumbent li- censees. Other proposals the Com- mission is expected to adopt:
Requiring or encouraging the use of AM stereo in the expanded band Stricter interference standards, including a boost in the protection ratio for first adjacent channel groundwave signals from 0 db to 16 db Issuing tax certificates to broadcasters who agree to sell their stations or reduce their coverage area to reduce interference Relaxing the duopoly rules to permit common ownership of two same -market AMs if the operator agrees to reduce the interference caused by the stations.
REPORT PAT CLAWSON
Tak Communications Lenders Lose License Lien Bid
Tak Communications scored a victory Tuesday (9/24) when a federal bankruptcy judge in Madison, WI refused to permit seven lenders to gain a security
irterest in the company's FCC licenses. The banks' attorneys argued that broadcast licenses were not Funda-
mentally different from liquor or other business licenses, which can be con- trolled by liens under the Uniform Commercial Code. In rejecting these ar- guments, Judge Robert Martin ruled that FCC rules preempted lenders from gaining that kind of control over the airwaves.
Those requesting the lien included the New Bank of New England, Chemical Bank, New Connecticut Bank & Trust Co., Heller Finencial, Bank of Nova Scotia, Ameritrust, and Norwest Banks.
David Walsh, an attorney representing other TakCom creditors, argued against allowing the license lien on the grounds it would permit bankers to control everything from the number of employees in a station's newsroom to production of controversial programming.
"A security interest in this day is control. Here, we're talking about local programming; we're talking about operating in the public interest," Walsh said. Citing court decisions in another area, he noted that creditors are una- ble to gain security interests in the landing slots for airlines granted by the FAA.
TakCom spokesman Jeffrey Remsik told R&R correspondent Jennifer Riddle he wasn't aware of any pending deals for the company's properties, which include WUSLJPhiladelphia, WJOY/Miami, WKIOIChampaign, IL, and several TV stations. He said banks currently value the assets at more than $200 million - down from $277 million in 1988. He added that TakCom is projecting a net operating profit exceeding $21 millon for 1391, down slightly from last year.
TakCom owes $170 million to financial institutions, another $60 million tc pension funds and other subordinated debt holders, and about $4- million to trade creditors. Although TakCom's reorganization plan has yet to be ap- proved, Remsik said the company proposes to pay trade creditors 100% within 30 days. All other creditors would be repaid over seven years through a combination of cash and stock.
WCCO & WLTE Sale Challenged
The NAACP and the Telecommunications Research and Action Center (TRAC) have petitioned the FCC to deny CBS's $200 million purchase of WCCO &
WLTE/Minneapolis along with co -located WCCO-TV. CBS declined to comment on the petitions, which said the broad-
casting giant should not be permitted to own 13 FMs in anticipaton the FCC would raise the current limit of 12. TRAC also opposed a waiver of the one -to -a -market rule, which would be needed to keep the radio -TV combo intact. But the NAACP said it "has no quarrel" with that waiver request. Eoth TRAC and the NAACP urged the FCC to hold full hearings, which could tie up the sale in years of litigation.
"CBS not only seeks ... two waivers of unprecedented scope, but also invites the Commission to take an extraordinarily perilous step toward undermining the regularity of the Commission's administrative scheme," TRAC's filing said. The NAACP said the 12-12-12 rule waiver would under- mine an existing exception, under which a broadcaster can own up to 14
stations in each service by investing in minority -controlled comparies. "If the rule is waived for CBS, the rule is dead," the NAACP charged.
Judge OKs UPI Pay, Severance Cuts
UPI executives have gotten the green light from a fed- eral bankruptcy judge to stop severance payments and continue pay cuts until November 29 in an effort
tD keep the bankrupt company afloat. Judge Francis Conrad also approved the use of stringers (9,23) to
raplace existing staff members after UPI CFO David Moir told tha court continuing losses would force the wire service and radio network tc cease operation if the concessions were not granted.
The Wire Service Guild opposed the moves and warned that the corn- Gany's clients "will receive a diminished, less professional news report." UPI currently employs 585 staffers, down from 1600 in 1988.
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TRANSACTIONS
Dugger Deals $2 Million For Jacksonville Combo
Small Transactions Dominate Week's Trading Action
$450,000 working capital credit line to facilitate this transaction. The interest rate on both debts will be floating at 1% over the bank's prime rate. WZAZ-AM & FM/Jacksonville-
Green Cove Springs, FL PRICE: $2,025,000 TERMS: Asset sale for $200,000 cash plus assumption of liabilities valued at no less than $1,825,000 BUYER: UNC Media Of Jacksonville Inc., owned by UNC Media Group L.P., which is headed by Boston ven- ture capitalist Edward Dugger III. UNC is the proposed buyer of WKKV-AM &
FM1Racine, WI.
SELLER: Thomas Baumer, an attorney appointed by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court who is acting as transfer agent for Picus Broadcasting Corp. and Jax Broadcasting Inc. FREQUENCY: 1400 kHz; 92.7 MHz POWER: 1kw; 1.3kw at 497 feet FORMAT: Urban COMMENT: Citizens & Southern Bank is providing UNC Media with a
five-year $1.65 million loan and
KAYYIFairbanks PRICE: $600,000 TERMS: Asset sale
BUYER: North Country Wireless, headed by Thomas Tierney. The com- pany owns several Alaska stations, in-
cluding KENI & KBFXIAnchorage, KLAMICordova, KZXXIKenai, KJJZI Kodiak, KRXAISeward, and KVAKI Valdez. SELLER: Interior Broadcasting Corp., headed by John and Jay Lewis FREQUENCY: 101.1 MHz POWER: 25kw at 131 feet FORMAT: AC
BROKER: Chester Coleman of Ameri- can Radio Brokers
KMMAIHanford-Fresno PRICE: $800,000 TERMS: Asset sale
BUYER: A new corporation to be form- ed by Steve Miller and Jim Royten SELLER: Liggett Broadcast Group, headed by Bob Liggett. The company also owns KMGG1Santa Rosa, CA; WBCK & WBXXIBattle Creek, MI;
WHNNIBay City -Saginaw, MI; WFMKIEast Lansing, MI; and WLHT1
Grand Rapids, MI.
FREQUENCY: 107.5 MHz
POWER: 20.3kw at 784 feet FORMAT: Country BROKER: Burt Sherwood Inc.
KVEC/San Luis Obispo PRICE: $353,900 TERMS: Stock sale for payment of $23,900 to the IRS and $30,000 to settle a disputed debt owed to seller. The buyer also agrees to assume all lá
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DESERT. Best cash flow ratio. Real estate included. Owners motivated. $2.3 million, terms.
CENTRAL OREGON. Class C FM, Full-time AM. Positive cash flow. Growing area. Includes FM site. $1,125,000.
NORTHWEST METRO. Unique AM. Well positioned in desirable community. New studios and offices. $910,000.
CALIFORNIA REDWOODS. Excellent AM/FM facility. Positive cash flow. Ideal for owner/operator. $850,000.
IDAHO RESORT FM. Dynamic growth market. Ready to cash flow. $850,000.
SACRAMENTO VALLEY FM. New! Needs sales -minded owner/operator. $400,000.
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TRANSACTIONS AT A GLANCE
1991 Deals To Date: $527,111,790
(Last Year: $816,325,303)
Total Stations Traded This Year: . 784 (Last Year 964)
This Week's Action: $6,768,273 (Last Year: $6,351,335)
Total Stations Traded This Week: 24 (Last Year: 22)
Deal Of The Week: WZAZ-AM & FM/Jacksonville- Green Cove Springs, FL $2,025,000
KAYYIFairbanks $600,000 KMMAIHanford-Fresno $800,000
KVECISan Luis Obispo, CA $353,900 KZFFISouth Lake Tahoe, CA $550,000 WFOMIMarietta, GA $300,000 WXRS-AM & FMISwainsboro, GA $448,773 KLSNIJefferson, IA $90,000 WSEQ (FM CP)lReidland, KY $100,000 WPRG (FM CP)IBar Harbor, ME $45,000 WHYRISaco, ME $15,000 for 25% KPXP (FM CP)IGarapan, Saipan, Mariana Islands $15,000 WYRYIHinsdale, NH $52,100 for majority control WLNLIHorseheads, NY $256,000 WEELIShadyside, OH $185,000 for 50% WCXJIBraddock-Pittsburgh, PA $112,500 WBLRIBatesburg, SC $20,000 WIZOIFranklin, TN $160,000 American Indian Stations $335,000
KFXJ (FM CP)IAbilene KKLKISan Angelo, TX
KKHQIOdem, TX $275,000 KTLEITooele, UT $30,000
bility for a $300,000 bank loan from Commerce Bank of San Luis Obispo. BUYER: Francis Sheahan of San Luis Obispo. He currently owns 30% of the
licensee. SELLER: Richard Mason is selling his 70% stake in Chorro Communica- tions Inc. He also owns 51% of Ca- brillo Communications, the licensee of KKUSISan Luis Obispo, CA. Cabril- lo recently filed a Chapter 11 bankrupt- cy petition in Los Angeles.
FREQUENCY: 920 kHz POWER: 1kw day/500 wets night FORMAT: News/Talk
KZFFISouth Lake Tahoe PRICE: $550,000 TERMS: Asset sale BUYER: Tri-Valley Broadcasting Corp., headed by Craig Swope. He
also owns KPTLJCarson City, NV.
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SELLER: Emerald Communications Corp., headed by Christian Larson. He also owns KTMS & KHTYISanta Barbara, CA. FREQUENCY: 102.9 MHz POWER: 1kw at 2794 feet FORMAT: B/EZ BROKER: William A. Exline Inc.
WFOMIMarietta PRICE: $300,000 TERMS: Stock sale for cash amount minus the value of outstanding debts on closing day BUYER: Toccoa Falls College Inc., headed by President Dr. Paul Alford. The college is the licensee of WRAF/
Toccoa Falls, GA and WCOPIWarner- Robbins, GA. SELLER: WFOA Inc., owned by Wen-
dell Borrink, Carolyn Borrink, Coreen Cook, and John VanDerAa. They also
own WCVC/Tallahassee and WSTII
Quitman, GA.
FREQUENCY: 1230 kHz
POWER: 1kw
FORMAT: This station is dark.
WXRS-AM & FM/Swainsboro PRICE: $448,773 TERMS: Asset sale; buyer is to pay
$323,773 to Citizens Bank of Swainsboro to settle seller's outstand- ing debt. Buyer also to "mark paid and
cancel" a note and security deed for a
debt owed to it in the amount of
$125,000. BUYER: Lacom Communications Inc., owned by Owen Studstill of Ft.
Valley, GA; Lamar and Doris Studstill of Mendota, IL; and Cole Studstill of
Pana, IL. The company also owns WXKO & WKXKIFt. Valley, GA;
WGLC-AM & FM/Mendota, IL; and
WXKO/Pana, IL.
SELLER: Crossroads Radio Inc., own- ed by Roy Thompson FREQUENCY: 1590 kHz; 103.9 MHz
POWER: 2.5kw daytimer; 3kw at 300 feet FORMAT: Urban; Country
lows KLSNIJefferson PRICE: $90,000 TERMS: Transfer of assets valued at
$90,000 to newly formed corporation
in exchange for cash and stock. The
seller is to receive a one-third interest
in the new company. The buyer is to
assume liability for bank debt totaling
$29,101 and provide the seller with a
$30,000 promissory note. BUYER: Breakthrough Broadcasting Ltd., owned by Van Harden of Adel,
IA; Jack Jay Lyon of Ames, IA; and
Rolfe Blaess of Jefferson, IA. As part
of this transaction, Blaess is acquiring a
one-third interest in the company for
$30,000. SELLER: Jack Jay Lyon, dba the Lyon
Company FREQUENCY: 98.9 MHz
POWER: 3kw at 102 feet FORMAT: B/EZ
gºntucky WSEO (FM CP)/Reidland PRICE: $100,000 TERMS: Asset sale for $65,000 cash;
additional consulting agreement valued
at $35,000 BUYER: WMOK Inc., owned by Gary
and Michele Kidd. The company owns WMOK & WREZ/Metropolis, IL. The
Kidds are applicants for a new FM at
Lutesville, MO. SELLER: Ladon Broadcasting Co.
Inc. FREQUENCY: 106.7 MHz
POWER: 3kw at 300 feet
r ii" WPRG (FM CP)IBar Harbor PRICE: $45,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Star Broadcasting of Maine Inc., owned by Mark Osborne and Natalie Knox. They also own WKSQ/ Ellsworth, ME.
SELLER: Bar Harbor Communica- tions LP, headed by Robert Cole. His
other broadcast holdings include WCME/Bath-Boothbay, ME; WPVM1
Howland, ME; and WAAWIWilliston, SC. FREQUENCY: 99.1 MHz POWER: 10.6kw at 499 feet COMMENT: The seller is asking for a
six-month extension of its CP, citing weather and construction delays "be- yond its control." The buyer plans to seek a modification of the CP so
WPRG's signal will not overlap with that of WKSQ.
WHYRISaco PRICE: $15,000 for 25% TERMS: Stock sale for cash
pyfir BUSINESS RADIO NETWORK
BUYER: Yvette Rioux, Harry Bailey, and Astrid Bailey are reducing their
collective 75% ownership of Vacation - land Broadcasting Services Inc. to
100%. SELLER: Remi Rioux of South Port-
land, ME is selling his 25% stake in the
licensee. FREQUENCY: 95.9 MHz
POWER: 3.3kw at 300 feet FORMAT: AOR
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KPXP (FM CP)/
Garapan, Saipan PRICE: $15,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: K -Z Radio Inc., headed by
Chairman Rex Sorenson and President
Jon Anderson. The company is the li-
censee of KGUM & KZGZ1Agana,
Guam. SELLER: Pacific Isle Communica- tions, owned by Serafin Dela Cruz FREQUENCY: 99.5 MHz
POWER: 100kw at 429 feet
ew Hampshire W YRYIHinsdale PRICE: $52,100 for majority control TERMS: Stock and asset transfer. The
seller is the station's President/GM. According to transfer documents, he
has been in disagreements with the
company's two other stockholders about operating losses and business
strategy. The seller is resigning all of
his positions with the licensee in ex-
change for release from liability for
debts totaling $21,500. The seller will
also receive non -compete payments totaling $30,600 over one year. Be-
cause the buyers plan to increase their
stock ownership when injecting new
capital, a transfer of control will occur. BUYER: William Tucker of Goffstown, NH and William Steele Jr. of Bedford, NH
SELLER: Richard DeFabio of West-
moreland, NH is surrendering control
of licensee Tri-Valley Broadcasting Corp. FREQUENCY: 104.9 MHz
POWER: 725 watts at 669 feet FORMAT: AC
New. York WLNL/Horseheads PRICE: $256,000 TERMS: Asset sale for $15,000 cash
down payment and 10 -year promissory
note for $80,000 at 10% interest. The
balance of the purchase price is a debt assumption. BUYER: Love Church Ministries Inc., headed by Rev. James Pierce of Horseheads, NY
SELLER: Lighthouse Broadcasting Co. of New York Inc., owned by Paul
and Nancy Schumacher. The com- pany also owns WSJUCape May, NJ
and WTCUChattahoochee, FL.
FREQUENCY: 1000 kHz POWER: 5kw daytimer FORMAT: Religious
Ohio 'MI WEELIShadyside PRICE: $185,000 for 50% TERMS: Stock sale for $20,000 with
additional $90,000 to be paid over two
years for a non -compete agreement. An additional $75,000 cash is due to
seller to settle debts. BUYER: Michael Shott of Bluefield,
VA. He currently owns 50% of the li-
censee. His other broadcast holdings include WHIS & WHAJIBluefield, WV; WKEE-AM & FM/Huntington, WV;
WAXSIOakhill, WV; WSIC & WFMXI
Statesville, NC; and WHHR-AM &
FMIHilton Head, SC.
SELLER: Arthur Belendiuk of Univer-
sity Park, MD is selling his 50% in-
terest in Adventure Three Inc. FREQUENCY: 95.7 MHz POWER: 850 watts at 626 feet FCRMAT: Gold
Pennsylvania W CXJIBraddock-Pittsburg h
PRICE: $112,500 TERMS: Cash for assets in bankruptcy
sale
BUYER: Homewood-Brushton Revital-
ization & Development Co., headed
by Pamela Brown
SELLER: Unity Broadcasting Corp.,
headed by J.V. Alfred Winsett FREQUENCY: 1550 kHz
POWER: 1kw daytimer
FCRMAT: Urban
SouthCarolina WBLRIBatesburg PRICE: $20,000 TERMS: Asset sale for 15 -year promis- sory note at 10% interest, payable in
equal monthly installments BUYER: Summit Broadcasting Inc.,
owned by President J. Shelton Lat- tin-ore of Gilbert, SC
SELLER: Antley Broadcasting Inc.,
owned by R.B. Antley FREQUENCY: 1430 kHz
POWER: 5kw daytimer FORMAT: Country
Tenney, WIZOIFranklin PRICE: $160,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash. This
transaction must be approved by the
U.S. Bankruptcy Court of the Middle
District of Tennessee. BUYER: AJ Communications Inc.,
owned by Alice Jackson of Evansville, IN
SELLER: H&L Broadcasting Inc., a
debtor -in -possession owned by Sam
Littleton. He's an AE with WKCH-
TV/Knoxville. FREQUENCY: 1380 kHz
POWER: 5kw day/250 watts night FORMAT: Nostalgia
Téxas American Indian Stations PRICE: $335,000 TERMS: Asset transfer for assumption
and cancellation of liabilities. The buyer
also agrees to pay the seller $30,000 to settle an outstanding debt and to pay
another $35,000 over 18 months to
compensate the buyer for assuming re-
sponsibility for an outstanding bank
debt. BUYER: Rally Hill Productions Inc.,
owned by Pamela McKee Smith of
Columbia, TN
SELLER: American Indian Broadcast Group Inc., owned by Jack Bursack and Lynwood Eaton. Bursack owns WSVT/Smyrna, TN; Eaton owns WCOR/Lebanon, TN.
KFXJ (FM CP)/Abilene FREQUENCY: 92.5 MHz
POWER: 16.7kw at 859 feet
Continued on Page 26
For The Record R&R incorrectly reported last
week that WKKV-AM & FM/Ra-
cine, WI was sold for $175,000 cash. Contracts on file with the
FCC show the transaction also in-
ckides a $3 million debt assump-
tion, for a total ;price of $3,175,000. R&R has adjusted this week's "1991 Deals To Date"
tally to include the corrected figure.
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LMA WITH KYBG
KDHT/Denver Flips To SMN Country
All -Pro Broadcasting eclectic AOR KDHT/Denver has struck an LMA with Century Broadcasting and will flip to SMN's Real Country October 1.
Century, owner of News/Talk KYBG, will oversee programming and sales for KDHT, which will maintain a "skeleton crew" under new Station Manager John Wy- man, according to All -Pro Exec. VP Steve Sinicropi. KDHT GM Dennis lammie has already exited (PD Ira Gordon departed in July) ;
the on -air staff will remain until the format switch is made.
"It's unfortunate this had to hap- pen, because the format is really sounding good now, much better than it has in the past couple of years," Sinicropi told R&R. "The staff's done a tremendous job - it's just a little too late. In today's economic climate the LMA made good sense, and there's certainly an appetite for Country in Denver."
KDHT was never able to crack a two share during its two and a half years as an AOR.
Pritchitt VP/GM At Bon Jovi's Jambco Label
Steve Prit- p chitt has joined
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"Jon's A&R abilities are al- ready well-doc-
( umented," said Pritchitt. "His creative talents
Steve Pritchitt and vision, combined with the worldwide resources of Mercury and PolyGram, provide Jambco with a unique opportunity to become a creative powerhouse in the enter- tainment industry." .The label has already released
several albums, including records by Aldo Nova and Billy Falcon. All new Bon Jovi product - including a release due next year - will be on the Jambco label as well.
Previously, Pritchitt was VP/ Product Management and VP/In- ternational at PolyGram.
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Bruce Williams (I) has Inked a new five-year contract with Westwood One's Talknet. In return for a pay hike and increased flexibility to air his show from Florida, Williams agreed to offer pre taped weekend programs. In other Talknet changes, Ken and Daria Dolan have given up their weekend show, pleading over extension, while weeknight talkers Lee Mirabal and Myrna Lamb have swapped slots. Lamb is now heard 10pm- 1 am (EST) preceding Mirabal's overnight show. Commemorating the new deal and Williams's 10th anniversary with Talknet is Westwood One VP/Network Operations Jack Clements.
KCBQ/San Diego Ups Matela To Program Director Post
As expected, Adams Gold KCBQ/San Diego has upped 7pm- midnight personality Dino Matela to PD, replacing the exiting Sonny West.
Matela - who retains his airshift - told R&R, "We've decided that, at least through this book, it would be best to keep the on -air lineup in- tact.
"We'll basically go back to the basics of the Oldies format by play- ing the greatest music and lots of it. We're going to become more ag- gressive and increase the station's visibility."
Prior to joining KCBQ in 1987,
Matela had programmed KGMG/ San Diego, WZIR and WRXT in Buffalo, and WNDR/Syracuse.
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Jenkins Appointed To Capitol VP/Media & Artist Relations Job
Larry Jenkins has been promoted to VP/Media & Artist Relations at Capitol Records.
VP/Marketing Jeremy Hammond noted, "Larry is a spirited team player, and his contributions to our marketing efforts cannot be overemphasized. He and his staff continue to generate quality media exposure for our artists, and I'm sure he will contribute greatly to Capitol's further ascent."
Jenkins was named Sr. Director in his department last year. Before that, he was Sr. Director/National Publicity at Arista and an independent publicist.
Rice Now Giant UC Director
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Giant Records has named Tony Rice Direc- tor/Urban Marketing & Promotion. Rice, who's based in Los Angeles, was previously with Motown for three years as East Coast Promotion Director.
Charlie Minor, Giant President, noted, "Tony brings the freshest new approach to promotion and
marketing in the urban field that I've been in contact with in years. He'll add a dimension the industry has yet to see, and we couldn't be more excited about him joining us."
Before going to Motown, Rice was Asst. UC Editor at R&R.
Pet Shop Boys Form Spaghetti Label
Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe, aka the Pet Shop Boys, have cooked up a new venture: Spaghetti Recordings Ltd. As label managers, Tennant and Lowe will sign and develop artists and likely serve as executive pro- ducers.
The PSB's.manager, Arma Andon, will supervise Spaghetti as a part- ner in the U.S. He told R&R it will be a "career -oriented ... A&R-driven company" releasing 3.4 records per year. One-shot dance singles are not a major part of the plan, he noted. The first signing is Cicero, a 21 -year -old Scot.
The Spaghetti deal is through PolyGram UK, but distribution in the U.S., where the PSB are on EMI, is still undetermined.
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/6. RaR September 27,1991 NEWSBREAKERS.
Thompson Tops Biz News KBLA
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Ron Thomp- son has been named VP/GM of Flagship Broadcasting Business News KBLA/Los An- geles. He re- places Ed Ker- by, who exited the station sev- eral weeks ago.
Commenting on the station's eco- nomic challenges, Thompson said, "My first priority is the same as many other AM broadcasters' - simply to make this station profita- ble. We need to super -serve the business news niche and target the .advertisers who are after those elu- sive business elites."
Thompson's been VP/GM at for- mer RKO stations WHBQ/Mem- phis and KIIJ/Los Angeles. and was President of Dellar Broadcast- ing, which owned three small mar- ket stations in Southern California.
AC KCPX/SLC Boosts Smith To PD Post
At AC KCPX/Salt Lake City, Asst. PD Greg Smith has been up- ped to PD. In his second stint as the station's PD, Smith replaces Jay Kelly, who recently left to program Gold KQQL/Minneapolis.
Smith told R&R, "We hated to see Jay go, and we'll continue on the same programming course. I don't foresee any major changes. There's a good staff here, but we're searching for a strong morning personality to replace Jay."
Over the course of five different tenures, Smith has worked for KCPX a total of 10 years. "I've spent most of my career in this market, and I've been at this sta- tion through an ownership change and some PD and GM changes." Apart from KCPX. Smith has worked on -air at crosstown KLCY and KISN and at Phoenix stations KNIX and KRUX.
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UNC Media Sets WKKV Staff Pursues WZAZ/Jacksonville As Combo Regroups
Three Chiefs Broadcasting, in which Ragan Henry is a limited partner, is transferring AC WKKV (V-100)/ Milwaukee to UNC Media, in which Henry is also a limited partner.
TCB GM Connie Balthrop will join UNC as President and retain her week-old GM post at WKKV. She was previously GM of WGCV & WPLZ/Richmond. WKQX/Chi- cago GSM Jeff Goree recently join- ed WKKV in the same post.
UNC is also applying to purchase UC WZAZ-AM & FM/Jacksonville, currently held by a bankruptcy
trustee. Despite financial straits, the combo has been staffing up.
Starting October 7, WJFX/Ft. Wayne PD Kelly Carson will be WZAZ's PD. He joins new GM Pete Brown, a former WPEG/Charlotte GSM who'd been an independent consultant until lately. Upon join- ing WZAZ, Brown named a new OM: Mort Friedman, whom he met while consulting WKKV. Friedman was GM at WKKV's pre- vious incarnation, NAC WBZN, where he'd remained until this move.
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EFM Ties In With MediaAmerica Program supplier EFM Media Management, headed by former ABC
Radio Networks President Ed McLaughlin, has ended its three -year -old sales and marketing relationship with ABC, effective December 31. The company has retained New York based Media America, Inc. to handle those duties.
According to an ABC-EFM release, the termination was prompted by -changing circumstances," including ABC Radio's need to focus on its own networks.
EFM syndicates the popular Rush Limbaugh and Dr. Dean Edell call- in talk programs. MediaAmerica serves as a rep firm for a variety of syndica- bon companies.
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Wellikson Now WEEP & WDSY GSM KLDEIHouston LSM Jann Wellikson is leaving
the Entercom Gold outlet to become GSM at co - owned News-Talk/Country combo WEEP & WDSY/ Pittsburgh.
Wellikson joined KLDE in January 1989 as Direc- br/Retail Sales and was upped to LSM in September of that year. Prior to KLDE, she was an AE at Hous- ton's KRBE-AM & FM and KKBO-AM & FM and at Ogilvy & Mather advertising in New York, Los An- geles, and Houston.
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WNND/Raleigh, has accepted a similar assignment at Sunshine Wireless B/EZ WFOG/Norfolk. He
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replaces Pam Hughes, who has left the station.
Sunshine Wireless President Dan Cohen told R&R, "Jerry's an ag- gressive young man who wants to be very successful in this business. We're going to give him the oppor- tunity with a very good radio sta- tion."
He said WFOG has transitioned from traditional B/EZ to Vocal EZ within the past 60 days, adding. "We're still playing three instru- mentals an hour, so we're still look- ing to serve the Easy Listening market."
Delcore, who was unavailable for comment, has previously held sales and sales management posi- tions in Raleigh and Boston.
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Records ERIC LEVINE is upped from Sr. Di-
rector to VP/Business Affairs at Island Records.
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LOU TATULLI has been hired as VP/ Marketing at JRS Records. He formerly served as Sr. Director/Label Liaison at BMG.
GRANT SPOFFORD has been hired as Regional Promotion & Marketing Manager/West Coast at SBK Records. He had worked at Elektra Entertain- ment as Promotion & Marketing Man- ager. Concurrently, TOM STARR has been appointed Northwest Regional Promotion Manager. He most recently served in a similar capacity at Holly- wood Records.
SAUL SHAPIRO has been named
Northeast Regional Marketing Director at EMI Records USA. He previously held the Regional Sales Manager post at Enigma Records.
JACKIE FARRY is appointed Nation- al Manager/Metal Marketing & Promo- tion at Relativity Records. She had been Assistant to the Director/Metal Marketing & Promotion at Epic Rec- ords.
TUCKER WILLIAMSON is tapped as
Artists Relations Manager at Warner Bros. He was formerly a road manager at Camel Management.
LOU ADLER and SHELLEY DUVALL have formed the Ode 2 Kids label. Product from the label will be distributed by Kid Rhino Records.
KENNY ALTMAN is tapped as Di-
rector/Promotion at Real Music. He moves from Music West Records, where he was Sales & Promotion Man- ager.
EAMON SHERLOCK has been ap-
pointed to the newly created Director/ International Administration post at MCA Records International. He had
been working in the Business & Legal Affairs department at MCA Music En-
tertainment Group.
JIM LEAVITT is tapped as Director/ Creative Services at Imago Recording Company. He had been Director/Artist Development at Arista Records.
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A&R Bob Skoro, wife Marilee, son Tyler Malden, September 7.
Gavin Report Advertising Dir. Bob Galliani, wife CEMA San Francisco Field Sales rep Mara Galliani, son Anthony Milo, September 12.
KIIS-AM & FMILos Angeles PD Bill Richards, wife Sheri, daughter Shannon Lee, Sep- tember 16.
WENN/Birmingham air talent Pisani Long, husband Johnny, son Michael Tobias, September 18.
KGMXILancaster, CA air tal- ent Scott Michaels, wife May, son Spenser Aron, September 18.
Marriages: KYXYISan Diego air talent
Alan Kirk to Doreen Robertson, September 14.
W KLCICharleston-Hunting- ton, WV air talent Brian Ray- ment to Camelot Music Man- ager Eliska Hahn, September 21.
WRIFIDetroit MD Todd Fowler to Julianne Adams, Sep- tember 21.
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National Radio
UNISTAR will present Jethro Tull's new "Catfish Rising" LP in a three-hour special ("The Jethro Tull Story"), Oc- tober 18-20; (212) 247-1600.
Industry ELLYN AMBROSE has become Di-
rector/Sales & Marketing at Zapnews. Prior to this, she held the VP/Radio Track post at BDS.
HAL MERRILL has been named Western Regional Sales Director at Media Monitors, a publisher of radio advertising information. He most re- cently served as GSM at KRTH/Los Angeles.
DANNY HOLLOWAY is hired as Sr. VP at PolyGram/Island Music Publish- ing. He comes from Island Records and Music Publishing, where he was VP/Film & Television.
JONATHAN LOVE has moved up from Associate Director to Director/ Member Relations at ASCAP. Also, MARCY DREXLER and DEBBIE ROSE have been elevated from Sr. Member- ship Reps to Associate Directors/Mem- ber Relations. WANDA LeBRON has been upped from Membership Rep to Sr. Membership Rep.
MARC GREENSPAN joins Break- through Marketing as OM. He was pre- viously Product Analyst in charge of Rad o Arbitrends and Radio Fastraq at Arbitron.
MARC NATHAN has reactivated his Between The Ears Management/Con- sultants firm. The company's address is 41 W. 72 St., #3G, New York City, NY 10023; (212) 724-1445.
DANA KORNBLUTH is launching Dana Kornbluth Public Relations. She had been Director/Press Relations &
Pubic Affairs at NARM. As of October 1, fie firm will be located at 4000 Presidential Blvd., Suite #324, Phila-
delphia, PA 19131; (215) 877-7222.
Changes Tirnothy Richey has been appointed
Account Manager at KUII/Dallas-Ft. Worth.
Donna Champy is named Assistant Controller at Sony Music.
Deborah Kuryak is promoted to AE at McGavren Guild Radio.
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Mike Carta - PD WGH/Nor- folk (804) 479-4249
Timothy J. Fox - Mornings WGIR/Manchester, NH (603) 625-6126
Angie Good - Afternoons KNDD/Seattle (206) 365-1657
John Gray - MD KKBQ/ Houston (713) 271-0347
Ali Katz - Evenings WOFX/ Cincinnati (513) 731-3521
Leah Klocko - Asst. MD/af- ternoons WEZE/Pittsburgh (412) 486-4771
Ron Parker - Afternoons/ programming KKBQ/Houston (713) 558-9413
Mark "In The Dark" Ross - Asst. PD/nights WCGQ/Colum-
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John Walker - Asst. PD WYMX/Greenwood, MS (601) 455-3100
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Samantha Wilde - Morn- ings WTHT/Portland, ME (207) 767-6334
Susan Wise - Late -nights KKBQ/Houston (713) 782- 9242
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20 RaR September 27,1991 OVERVIEW
M Ranks Of Women Managers Rising 11% Of Employed Females Are Bosses
34 ore women in the work force are attaining man- agerial, executive, or ad-
ministrative positions. According to 1990 data from the Bureau Of La- bor Statistics, 11% of working women are bosses, compared to 13.8% of working men.
This means that women were about three-quarters as likely as men to hold a position of power, and, in fact, accounted for 40% of all managers.
Geographical Differences Because Washington, DC has an
extremely high percentage of women in the work force (63%, as opposed to the national figure of 58%), it has the highest percentage of working women in managerial positions (16%). In fact, females make up 50% of the city's bosses overall.
In New Mexico, 12.3% of working
women are managers, while only 11.6% of working men are. Women make up 46% of all bosses in that state. However, only 54% of New Mexican women work at all.
Maryland, Alaska, and Califor- nia also sport high figures of fe- males in charge because the num- ber of employed women in those states is above average: 14.8% of working women are bosses in Maryland, and 14.1% hold mana- gerial posts in Alaska and Califor- nia. Working women in these three states - and Washington state - make up 43%-45% of all bosses per state.
In comparison, Rhode Island shows only 8.5% of working women in positions of authority (compared with 15.4% of working men). Other states with low women -in -power figures include Alabama, Pennsyl- vania, Wisconsin, and Georgia.
Contemporary Corporate Clothing Going Casual
American corporations are allowing their employees to dress more casually these
days. A recent study conducted by the Converse footwear company found that men are now exchang- ing white shirts, solid colored ties, and gray suits for flowered ties, blazers, and slacks.
Meanwhile, women are substi- tuting blue suits with above -the - knee skirts, dresses, and open -toed shoes. Other contemporary corpor- ate clothing trends include:
55% of corporations approve of casual wear for executives
47% say dressing down improves morale
38% set aside one day a week (or month) for "free dress"
34% permit male execs to work without a necktie
25% of corporations allow executives to wear tennis shoes
22% of corporations have formal dress codes
12% allow jeans.
Note that the trend toward more casual dress at work has not af- fected all workers equally. While a majority (65%) of U.S. corpora- tions say their female execs are wearing less traditional styles, a minority (44%) of firms claim their male execs are doing the same.
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Albuquerque Austin Reno Charlotte Charleston, SC
Milwaukee Indianapolis Salt Lake City Memphis Kansas City Oklahoma City Fort Worth Savannah, GA
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Hiring Hint Enthusiasm is an important
part of any job. The next time you hold interviews,
ask prospective employees to de- scribe three successes, three set- backs, and how they dealt with each of them.
The key, according to University of California psychologist Charles Garfield, is to look for the amount of enthusiasm that the prospective employee puts into his answers - positive and negative. The out- standing candidate is the one who put as much energy into his fail- ures as he put into his achieve- ments.
Righting Employee Wrongs Mistakes happen every day. Before you punish the person who screwed
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Your employee is not necessarily stupid. Some possible reasons for the error may be that the person:
didn't understand the assign- ment wasn't properly trained
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September 29-30 - T.J. Martell Music Row Golf 'N' Bowl. Various locations, Nash- ville. October 2 - CMA Awards. Grand Ole Opry, Nashville.
October 3-5 - Concrete Marketing's Foundations For- um. Los Angeles Airport Marri- ott.
October 3-6 - Society of Broadcast Engineers National Convention. Hyatt Regency, Houston.
R&R CONVENTION '92 ...
October 11-13 - National Professional Conference Of Women In Communications. Hyatt Regency, Atlanta.
October 14-16 - Broadcast Cable Credit Association's 26th Credit and Collection Seminar. Palmer House Hotel, Chicago.
October 23 - John Bayliss Foundation Dinner. Plaza Hotel, New York City.
October 24-27 - CMJ Con- vention. Vista Hotel, New York City.
October 27-29 - Third Annu- al EPM Entertainment Marketing Conference. Universal City Hil- ton á Towers, Los Angeles.
November 2 - Holland Cooke Broadcast News Career Seminar. Warwick Hotel, New York City.
lacked the necessary experience was incompatible with a team member was affected by a situation beyond his or her control.
Focus on correcting the problem instead of doling out punishment. Embarrassing the employee - publicly or privately - won't guar- antee that the person will get it right the next time.
1992
January 19-23 - MIDEM '92. Palais des Festivals, Cannes.
January 26 - Super Bowl XXVI. Metrodome, Minneapolis.
January 29 -February 1 - Ninth Annual Pollack Media Group Programming/Manage- ment Conference. J.W. Mar- riott, Los Angeles.
January 30 -February 2 - RAB Managing Sales Confer- ence. Opryland Hotel, Nash- ville.
JUNE 11-13 IN CENTURY CITY
February 13-15 - Gavin Seminar 1992. Westin St. Fran- cis, San Francisco.
February 25 - 34th Annual Grammy Awards. Radio City Music Hall, New York City.
March 4-7 - 23rd Country Radio Seminar. Opryland, Nash- ville.
April 13-16 - 70th Annual NAB Convention. Convention Center, Las Vegas.
May 27-31 - AWRT's 41st National Convention. La Posa- da, Phoenix.
*June 11-13 - R&R Conven- tion '92. Century Plaza Hotel, Los Angeles.
June 14-17 - BPME & BDA Conference & Exposition. Washington State Convention &
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&I$AAR . ING YOUR PERSONNEL CHALLENGE
Developing A Model Salesperson If the '80s were dominated by programming, the '90s will be the decade of personnel is- sues. To win in that area, I suggest you de-
velop a model salesperson with which to com- pare applicants.
Let's be honest - our in- dustry doesn't have a great record of aggressively re- cruiting salespeople, nor have we spent too much time cultivating them. Dur- ing the '70s and '80s most people entered the business not because they wanted to be sales professionals, but because they had met radio salespeople who made a lot of money for doing a little work.
The perception was that they could pay their dues with the little guys, and when a superior left they would inherit a big agency list, make more money, and drive a nicer car. Few in- dustries match broadcast sales in terms of compensa- tion; fewer still compensate employees on service rather than skills.
In radio sales, human re- sources is the difference be- tween success and failure - and that difference will become even more pro- nounced in the '90s. When it comes to sales personnel, zero -base budgeting is zero growth. It's been said that the three primary compon- ents for retail success are location, location, and loca- tion. Well, success for us equals personnel, person- nel, and personnel.
Recruit, Don't Recycle So where can you find
good salespeople? In the old days, you probably would have stolen them from your competition. Today, how- ever, stations are more apt to recycle mediocre players. This is most evi- dent when salespeople move or are transferred and, due to their back- ground, they receive a flur- ry of offers with few (if any) background checks.
As for new recruits, it certainly would be nice if at least one college or univer- sity had an exceptional ra- dio sales personnel develop- ment program, or if there was an industry association that provided extensive sales development and con- temporary street -smart skills. Well, enough fan- tasizing - back to reality, where the challenge lies squarely on your shoulders.
Instead of relying on your instincts, the phone to ring, or a personnel agency to hire salespeople, use the components below to help you create the perfect employee. Keep in mind that some of these com- ponents are greater in- dicators of future radio sales success than others.
By Chris Beck To find the best model for
your station, brainstorm with managers, employees, and friends to determine additional attributes. At the very least, you can use this column as a starting point.
Sales Experience Amount of time spent in radio, advertising, outside, commissioned, and/or telephone sales Number of past jobs that involved cold calls Number of new vs. established accounts in past jobs Competitiveness of past employment categories Reputation of past employers Level of decision -maker contact in past jobs (did he/she deal with gatekeepers or CEOs?) Size of average order Self-employment
Education Formal (college courses) and informal (workshops, books) sales training Level of education Courses studied (look for business, marketing, broadcast, psychology, and drama classes) Continuing education Percent of tuition contributed personally
Other Qualities Computer knowledge IQ (not normally associated with our business, but important
Five Employment Exercises When it comes to hiring salespeople, don't rely
solely on your instincts. The more you observe and test applicants, the better your judgment -
and the lower your turnover rate. Most industries offer job applicants some kind of skills test. Not sales.
Below are five exercises that will allow you to better analyze candidates' sales skills:
Obtain copies of their account lists and contacts (or titles they previ- ously would have contacted). Randomly call people on the lists and ask them for general feedback on the applicants.
Obtain names of contacts applicants haven't worked with in years, even in other markets (if possible). Call a few people to see whether - and how - they remember the candidates.
Go with the applicants on a few of their appointments (both new and established). If they're not capable of showing you a couple of new con- tacts in a given week, this should indicate that the same situation will prob- ably manifest itself at your station.
Ask the applicants to make an appointment with a target potential ac- count. (It doesn't matter whether they're in broadcast.)
Ask the applicants to make a presentation or phone call for an initial appointment to you. Note how prepared they are, how well they listen, whether they begin by asking questions or making a canned pitch, and how they handle objections.
nonetheless) Date/length of earliest employment (look for those who started working in high school) Length of average work day/week in past jobs Participation in team sports Achievement awards (even those going back to junior high) Desired income in one and five years (those who exaggerate their next year's income might be considered "aggressive" and therefore desirable, but I've found that most often they want an easy ride and wind up becoming quite a pain)
Bilingual skills (more important in some markets than others) Outside interests/ professional memberships Personal experiences (variety of markets/employers)
Chris Beck is the President of Beck Marketing Group, an inter- national sales and marketing con- sulting firm. If you have a question about a column or a topic you'd like to see addressed, he can be reached by phone at (818) 594- 0851; by tax at (818) 594.5030; by Prodigy electronic mail at ID# SRTN 15A: by CompuServe at ID# 76066,3334; or by mail at 22900 Ventura Blvd., Suite 340, Wood- land Hills, CA 91364.
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Cops `Forbes' Cover SBK Chairman/CEO Charles Koppelman and "his hot property" - aka Wilson
Phillips - grace the cover of the current Forbes. Koppelman also contributes to a five -page report on the current state of the music busi- ness, claiming SBK has a better success ratio than larger labels be- cause' "big companies are run by fi-
nancial guys, not music guys." Giant's Irving Azoff, Virgin's
Jordan Harris, and the Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger also are inter- viewed for the article, which - among other things - points out record business earnings ballooned from $3.8 billion in 1980 to $7.5 billion last year.
Of Nationwide importance Speaking of Forbes, the current
issue also asks, "What has deep pockets, appeals to young women, and is very, very profitable?" The answer? Nationwide Communica- tions' 14 -station radio group! Com- pany President Steven Berger (who began his radio career as a
college DJ) is interviewed for the piece, which claims Nationwide's initial broadcast investment of $11.5 million would now bring a
whopping $300 million on the mar- ket!
Cover Girls Mariah Carey lands the cover of
New York's current Fall Preview special; Gladys Knight graces the cover of the October Essence; and Sheena Easton fronts the October Shape.
Express Lines The KIIS-FMIL.A. banner isn't
the only thing you'll see proudly hanging in the snapshot of Funky Bunch leader Marky Mark Wahl - berg in this week's People. The raunchy rapper also dropped his pants for the impromptu photo ses- sion!
Eddie Murphy recently paid $15,000 for two pairs of rhine- stone -studded leather pants that
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BLACK'S MAGIC - Country su- perstar Clint Black and "ex -'Knots Landing' sexpot" Lisa Hartman have been engaged in a "hush hush" romance since meeting at the American Music Awards, ac- cording to this week's National En- quirer and Star. What's more, pals predict they'll be engaged before year's end!
belonged to Elvis Presley! The Star notes the comic can now use the pickup line, "How'd you like to get into Elvis's pants?" when lookin' for love.
Michael Nose Best La Toya Jackson reveals several
secrets about her brother Michael in this week's National Enquirer. The juiciest? That the Recon- structed One saved slivers of his nose cartilage - extracted during surgery - as "personal souvenirs."
Quote O' The Week Analyzing the importance of
Guns N' Roses' just -released "Use Your Illusion I & II" LPs, Time re- porter Joe Queenan concludes that "never in the history of the business has the record industry been so dependent for its financial well being on the success of such social misfits." Hey, Joe, are you ready to get in the ring?
R&R doesn't run comic strips, but we do take a comic trip each week through the nation's con- sumer magazines in search of everything from the sublime to the ridiculous in music news. R&R has not verified any of these reports.
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Nevilles Set For PPV Concert The Neville Brothers are slated to perform on the sec- ond pay -per -view concert
from the Thursday Night Concerts production company.
Taped in the band's hometown of New Orleans, the two-hour show will air on three consecutive Thurs- days beginning November 14 at 10pm (EST).
The series' first PPV event, "Metal Madness 2" - featuring Warrant, Trixter, and Firehouse (see R&R 8/2) - will air on three consecutive Thursdays beginning October 24 at 8pm (EDT). Each broadcast will be available to
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Owing to production delays in processing ratings for the new television season, this week's Nielsen Media Research listing of the Top 10 TV shows was unavailable at presstime.
All show times are EDT/PDT unless oth erwae noted: subtract one hour for CDT. Check listings for showings In the Mountain time zone. All listings subject to Change.
Friday, 9127 Ronnie Milsap, "Late Night
With David Letterman" (NBC, 12:35am).
Frank Sinatra, "Today" (NBC, 7am).
Riff, 'The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" (NBC, 11:35pm).
Commitments, "ABC's In Concert '91" (midnight).
Saturday, 9128 Bob Weir and Rob Wasser-
man, "David Letterman." David Bowie hosts "Friday
Night Videos" (NBC, 1:35am). Public Enemy, "Saturday
Night Live" (NBC, 11:30pm).
Sunday, 9/29 "Bonnie Raitt Live At Mon-
treux" (VH-1, 1:30pm) features performances and interviews.
Eric Clapton performs on "The Sunday Comics" (Fox, 10pm).
Tuesday, 1011 Vanessa Williams, "The
Arsenio Hall Show" (syndi- cated; check local listings).
Branford Marsalis, "Johnny Carson."
Wednesday, 1012 Paula Abdul, James
Brown, and Hammer are among those featured in "Great Performances: Everybody Dance Now" (PBS; check local listings).
Host Reba McEntire, Vince Gill, Clint Black, Garth Brooks, George Strait, Mary - Chapin Carpenter, Mark Ches- nutt, Pam Tillis, Travis Tritt, and more are slated to perform on "The 25th Annual CMA Awards" (CBS, 9pm).
Barry Manilow, "Arsenio Hall."
James Taylor, "Johnny Carson."
Thursday, 1013 Lenny Kravitz, "Arsenio
Hall."
viewers for $19.95 through Viewer's Choice and Request Television.
Benny Exhibit Opens Museum
The Museum of Television and Radio recently opened its new building with Jack
Benny: The Radio and Television Work, a tribute to the legendary en- tertainer. All of Benny's radio series are represented in the exhi- bition, which runs through April 5.
For more information, call the Mu- seum at (212) 621-6600.
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SEPTEMBER 20-22
1 Freddy's Dead: $6.62 The Final Nightmare (New Line)
2 Late For Dinner $3.60 (Columbia)*
3 Dead Again $3.20 (Paramount)
4 Livin' Large $2.13 (Goldwyn)'
5 Terminator 2: $2.06 11
Judgment Day (TriStar) 6 Doc Hollywood $1.78
(WB) 7 The Commitments $1.75
(Fox) 8 Hot Shots! (Fox) $1.65 9 Robin Hood: $1.58
Prince Of Thieves (W8) 10 The Doctor $1.43
(Buena Vista)
All figures in millions 'First week in release
Source: Exhibitor Relations Co.
COMING ATTRACTIONS: Moving into wide release this week is "The Fisher King," star- ring Jeff Bridges as a cynical New York shock jock who drops out of the radio business and befriends a homeless lunatic (Robin Williams). The film's MCA soundtrack features "air - checks" from Bridges's radio show and a George Fenton score.
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nick Jr., the Gipsy Kings, Billy Joel, L.L. Cool J, Bobby McFerrin, Ric Ocasek, and Soul II Soul sing classic Disney -
tunes in this live action/an- imated video, a companion to the like -titled Columbia LP.
FM (MCA/Universal) This 1978 feature film stars
Michael Brandon as a maverick L.A. PD/air talent. The comedy includes concert appearances by Linda Ronstadt and Jimmy Buffett and features an out -of - print MCA soundtrack with songs by Steely Dan, Bob Seger, Dan Fogelberg, the Eagles, Ronstadt, Buffett, and more.
YES: YESYEARS (A Vision) Rockumentary spanning the
band's career includes more than two hours of rare live per- formances, exclusive inter- views, and behind -the -scenes reunion concert footage. Also available as part of a limited - edition box set.
SIMPLY RED: MOVING PIC- TURE BOOK (A Vision)
This 45 -minute compilation, released in conjunction with the band's new LP ("Stars"), spot- lights the talents of frontman Mick Hucknall. HEAVY D. & THE BOYZ:
THE JOURNEY CONTINUES (MC A) Three songs, 20 minutes.
Program includes clips, video outtakes, behind -the -scenes footage, and special ap- pearances by guest rappers. DEEP PURPLE: HEAVY METAL PIONEERS (A Vision)
Six songs, 60 minutes Video documentary features rare live performances, in-depth inter- views, and behind -the -scenes footage.
BADLANDS: DAG THE GIBLETS (A Vision) Forty -minute video contains
three clips plus "making of" footage, live performances, ex- clusive interviews, and Jake E.
Lee's never -before -seen home video footage.
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FREDDY'S DEAD: THE FINAL NIGHTMARE (Metal Blade/WB) Single: I'm Awake Now/Goo Goo Dolls Other Featured Artists: Iggy Pop, Young Lords, Junk Monkeys
LIVIN' LARGE (Del Jam/Columbia) Singles: Small Thing/Newkirk
Love Me/Famlee Other Featured Artists: Jungle Bros., Slick Rick, Nice & Smooth THE COMMITMENTS (MCA) Single: Try A Little Tenderness/Commitments BOYZ N THE HOOD (Qwest/WB) Singles: Just Ask Me To/Tevin Campbell
Me And You/Tony! Toni! Tone! Other Featured Artists: Ice Cube, 2 Live Crew, Yo -Yo BILL & TED'S BOGUS JOURNEY (Interscope/East West) Single: God Gave Rock And Roll To You II/Kiss Other Featured Artists: Slaughter, Faith No More, Steve Vai JUNGLE FEVER (Motown) Single: Fun Day/Stevie Wonder
UPCOMING COOL AS ICE Single: Gonna Catch You/Lonnie Gordon (SBK) THE BUTCHER'S WIFE Single: Love Moves In Mysterious Ways/Julia Fordham (Virgin) HOUSE PARTY II Single: House Party II (I Don't Know What You Come To Do)/ Tony! Toni! Tone! (MCA)
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'Years -in-the-making brotherly harmony," enthuses`their'hometown paper, the L.A.Times,
calling ';Cant Cry Hare Enough' perhaps one of the "most gorgeous ballads,on any record this year."
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Following successful tours with Divinyls and Three Merry Widows, Capitol's School Of Fish played a showcase gig at L.A.'s Whisky before returning to the road for a co -headlining tour with House Of Freaks. Backstage drinking in the Whisky's ambience are (l -r) School Of Fish's Josh Clayton -Felt and M.P., Capitol Sr. VP/Promotion John Fagot, and the group's Dominic Nardini and Michael Ward.
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Busby, who declined to comment on MCA, stated, "PolyGram dem- onstrates not only a keen sense of selectivity, marketing savvy, and reach, but also a genuine commit- ment to the black music market and to Motown's future."
PolyGram President/CEO Alain Levy noted, "Our reinforced distribution system will contribute to Motown's efforts in breaking new talents ... the relationship with Motown will help to make us a major force in black music which, as I have often stated, is a long- term objective of PolyGram."
PolyGram pledged to expand its
black music marketing force by appointing a senior executive. It said it will also increase its black marketing efforts on the retail level and help Motown recruit and train more black executives and artists.
A PolyGram spokesman said Levy did not wish to address the potential legal problems it might face with the announcement.
No MCA executive could be reached for comment, but an MCA statement reasserted the com- pany's claim to a "binding distri- bution agreement with Motown," adding, "Any purported new con- tract to distribute Motown is in- valid and unenforceable." The company again said it will use all legal means "against anyone who unlawfully interferes with its rights."
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stered the Commissioner's concern that the relaxed rule would prompt broadcasters to forsake smaller cities for larger, more lucrative markets. "[Gammon] has brought everybody's worst nightmare to life," said the source.
Duggan and Barrett are said to have similar "public interest" con- cerns. A source close to Duggan said the Commissioner believes ap- proving Gammon's proposal would "open a Pandora's box" of similar "move -ins." Rejecting the shift, Duggan believes, would "send a message" to broadcasters con- sidering similar moves.
An aide to Barrett said that while Barrett has not made up his mind on the Gammon proposal, "We're not initially inclined to let stations move unless there is a great rea- son."
Anniston Support The staffer said there is some
concern that Gammon has been "gaming" the FCC's system by claiming the WHMA move is in the public interest - when it's really in his own financial interest.
However, the aide said Barrett might take into consideration the "economic changes in the radio business that have taken place since the proposal was filed" 18
months ago. Several Anniston ra- dio stations have urged the FCC to approve WHMA's move, contend- ing their town is over -radioed while Atlanta has a relatively small number of FM outlets.
A senior advisor to Commis- sioner Sherrie Marshall said Mar- shall has paid little attention to the Gammon proposal and would not be inclined to vigorously battle for its approval - especially in the face of strong opposition from other Commissioners.
KKBQ Continued from Page 1
Lufkin, TX PM driver Charlie Bur- rell in evenings as Charlie Walker, and Danny Garcia remaining with the station for overnights. Hallam is still looking for a morning talent.
In ensuing changes, KAYD PM driver Von Cook succeeds Dawson as PD, KEAN-AM & FM/Abilene PD Scott Ward moves to KRYS as PD, and at KEAN, MD Rudy Fer- nandez is acting PD.
Rovner Continued from Page 1
"From the great diversity of our artist roster to the diverse talents of a strong Arista team led by Clive, the successful nucleus is there," said Rovner. "I look for- ward to building on our many strengths by exploring and expand- ing all possible creative avenues to the fullest for our artists."
Rovner held a variety of market- ing positions during his 10 years at Columbia. Before that, he was in the concert promotion business.
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possibilities? rig
ST hears Radio Division Prez Jim Arcara "01 commissioned a Bolton Research study that
indicated a change to Rock AC - similar to what Bolton -consulted WMMOIOrlando is doing - was a viable alternative. Word is a
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Rumors Just exactly what's happenin' at Adams Com-
munications "Kool Gold" WGKLICharlotte? Signs are posted in public places asking the musical ques- tion, 'What should we do next?" and on -air promos are soliciting listeners to call in with their suggestions. Hmmm.
Is Z100/NY late-nighter Jack Da Wack about to hit the road, wack? And ... is Z100 in-house consul- tant Randy Kabrich heading south for the winter whether or not he assumes the WAXY/Miami PD
position? Is financially strapped CHR WDFX/Detroit
about to shift to satellite -delivered Country? Is Virgin West Coast Regional promo rep Bob
Frymire about to be elevated into the national office? Is former WKZL/Winston-Salem- Station
Mdr./PD Chuck Holloway under serious considera- tion for the WKSSIHartford PD gig?
Will exiting WBLIILong Island morning veteran Rick Sommers turn up in the Big Apple next week?
Will KKDA/Dallas PD Terri Avery soon be
seeking a new programming challenge? And will Mi- chael Spears return to his programming position with the UC outlet?
Did DGC invite Island Sr. VP/GM Andy Allen to sit down and dscuss the label's GM vacancy? Yes - but don't expect Allen to make any moves.
Has WLAP/Lexington, KY PD Barry Fox tendered an open-ended resignation?
Is WBPRIMyrtle Beach, SC PD/afternooner Gary Zane about to depart?
This development comes in the wake of former WXKS MD Jerry IVicKenna's recent move to the Asst. PD chair at crosstown WZOU. Seeing as how both gentlemen have non -compete issues to be settled, does this mean that both sides are now willing to live and let live?
Pee Wee's Big 12-Incher ' ST hears that Pee Wee Herman will soon
have a new album released by a major label.
Power Gets Hot , In an effort to keep its sizable core, yet
improve its sagging ACIHs, Dance CHR Power 1061L.A. noticeably began restructuring its on - air sound this week, drastically tightening its rotations and library, while installing a new positioner: "L.A.'s Hottest Music."
Emmis Exec. VP/Prog. Rick Cummings told ST the changes were designed to "step up our familiarity a notch or two," adding the station will "still lead the market in playing new music."
Cummings maintains Power 106 is still a dance station, even though a handful of mainstream titles - Jesus Jones's "Right Here, Right Now," Extreme's "More Than Words," R.E.M.'s "Losing My Religion" - have been added. Most of Power's trademark extended mixes have been turfed, and the services of in-house mixers Boris & Chris, Richard Humptyvision, and Moon Pup are being re-evaluated.
Also absent: sweepers from longtime Power 106 voicer Chuck Riley, who's been replaced by Hot 971NY midday personality Deborah. New sweepers feature listeners describing L.A.'s hottest music.
Supporting the ch-ch-changes: a substantial TV campaign featuring on -air staffers, as well as a fresh outdoor media effort.
No word on a new PD ... yet. However, Hot 97's Joel Salkowitz and consultant Don Kelly are playing an active role in assisting Cummings, who may wind up becoming Power 106's permanent PD - despite the stellar lineup of candidates available. But before any PD decision is made, look for 16 tons o' interviews to go down.
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As for Asst. PD/MD Al Tavera, Power 106 wants him to stick around, but those record label offers continue to mount.
WHKOIDayton PD Gerry McCracken is transferring to the PD post at Cox Country sister combo WSOC-AM & FM/Charlotte. Present 'SOC PD Paul Johnson amicably ends his five-year tenure with the market's No. 1 station thanks to dem ole "philosophical differences."
One thing that may have sparked the move: a recent 'SOC policy change that reduced its playlist to 22 records - about four of which are current.
Just three short months after leaving his longtime PD post at WWWVICharlottesville, VA to become PD at WRXLIRichmond, Jay Lopez made an unexpected exit this week. Chalk it up to those philosophical you - know -what.
Asst. PD Dick Hungate and MD Paul Shugrue are sharing interim PD duties until Lopez's replacement is named. ST hears former WUFXIBuffalo PD Ralph Cipolla is an early contender.
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WKRCICinclnnati PD Doug Silver exits. He's replaced by Dave Mason, coming from WBUF/Buf- falo.
KRLD/Dallas AE Chuck Gratner succeeds Jay Morton as GM of B/EZ WEZE/Pittsburgh.
Former WLAV-FMIGrand Rapids PD/morning man Red Noize lands middays at Classic Rock WZGC (Z931/Atlanta.
WGH-FMINorfolk PD/morning man Mike Carta exits. Station Mgr. Russ Schell assumes PD duties.
WSNX/Muskegon PD Haz Montana segues into the PD slot at Goodrich sister CHR WVICILans- ing, replacing Kevin Robinson.
Paige Nienaber exits the Promotion Dir. post at WCKZ/Chartotte for similar duties at KSOL/SF.
WAPEIJacksonville MD/midday dude Greg Francis exits. PD Jeff McCartney will handle music.
WMZOIDC elevates parttimer Seth Warner to evenings and Carol Munse to late -nights, replacing Mary Bartone and Chuck Davis, respectively.
WUMX/Tallahassee PD Kevin Gossett takes the PD post at WORD/Grand Rapids.
In the wake of WMEEIFt. Warne Station Mgr./PD Tony Richards's promotion to Gtvl, Asst. PD
Jeff Davis has officially been named PD. KFBQICheyenne, WY PD Scott Michaels is
o -u -t. APD/MD/moming man Dave Collins is running things in the interim.
Stanton Jay, most recently PD at WRHQISa- vannah, becomes PD at WSKX/Hinesvllle, GA. Look for the station to get a power increase to 50kw short- ly.
KEAN-AM á FM/Abilene PD Scott Ward be- comes the PD/morning co -host at KRYS/Corpus Christi.
'Tonacci Right Behind Butts' Just one week after B93/Austin morning
man Mike Butts got the boot, wife/PD Lisa Tonacci also has left the building.
Heavy word is that Z100/NY afternooner Elvis Duran is in line for the PD/morning slot, but he's under a serious contract in NYC, so B93 GM Ken Roberts is talking to others as a
backup. He's got three piles o' applications: PD/mornings, mornings -only, and PD -only. Where do you stack up?
'Major Market Music Motion' Two major market rockers made significant
musical changes last week. Classic Rock WZTAIMiami is now playing as many as three currents an hour and rockin' you much harder, courtesy of acts such as Van Halen, Def Leppard, and the Scorpions. New PD Frank Felix said the adjustment was designed to attract a bigger 25-34 audience.
In Denver, KRFX - which evolved from Classic Rock to AOR earlier this year - reverted to Classic Rock, although it's still playing a handful of currents by heritage artists. OM Jack Evans explained, "We've got to remember what got us to the dance."
Four AOR MDs were officially upped to PD this week. And the names are (drum roll, please ... ):
WRKI/Danbury, CT's Tim Sheehan WKLCICharleston, WV's Jeff Dugan KZKZIFt. Smith, AK's Mark Morgan WKGBIBinghamton, NY's Todd McCarthy.
WDFXIDetroit midday maven Karen D will exit at the end of the month and relocate to NY with husband Doug Burton, now VP/Album Promo at SBK (see Page 3).
In other 'DFX news, late-nighter "Thrilling" Paul Shilling moves to nights, replacing The Janitor.
Ozzy N' Izzy ' In the middle of all the flaming hoopla
surrounding Guns N' Roses "Use Your Illusion
I & II" going on sale at midnight last week, Epic staged a publicity coup of sorts by
sending Ozzy Osbourne on an' in-store, CD -
signing, meet 'n' greet mini -tour of several key Manhattan retail outlets at precisely the same witching hour.
Meanwhile, Geffen sources told ST that despite published speculation to the contrary, GNR rhythm guitarist Izzy Stradlin would not be leaving the band and that Jane's Addiction guitarist David Navarro had not been asked to join GNR. Izzy's touring status with the band, however, appeared somewhat fluid at
presstime. Continued on Page 33
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Two weeks after new WAKSIFt. Myers,
FL PD Jim Corey called the ST "fun-fone" to
say the AOR had survived a mass staff exodus, the station inked an LMA with
crosstown Beasley AOR WRXK, blew out virtually everyone - including Corey - and
switched to CHR as "B107.3." WCKZ/Charlotte PD Mark Shands helped
with the debut (9/20). Pollack Media Group
consults. Chris Cue and Randy Sherwyn - former PD and MD, respectively, at crosstown WINK - have assumed the same positions at
'AKS.
Rich Launches The All New KZZU
On the loose and still looking, former B100ISD PD/morning man Bobby Rich last
week returned to his hometown of Spokane to
help relaunch "The All New KZZU," taking
over the morning show (9/18) and remaining
on the air - solo - for 25 hours.
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AC WLTS/New Orleans MD Johnny Scott segues into a similar capacity at crosstown AC
WLMG. KAYDIBeaumont, TX afternoon driver Von
Cook has been upped to PD. And over at crosstown KZZB, night rocker Jim Foxxx replaces Brandon Shaw as MD.
Bob Lassiter exits the afternoon drive slot at
Talk WLSIChlcago. He's replaced by Catherine Johns, who was previously the -station's evening host.
KIOZISan Diego ups night rocker Peg Pollard to MD/afternoon drive.
- Rick & Liz - formerly known as Jordan &
-Company from WJLKIAsbury Park, NJ - join WLANILancaster, PA for mornings.
KFGO-FMIFago, ND is set to switch from
Light Rock to Country on October 1 under new PD
Wayne Hiller. UPI spokesman Milt Capps exits the bankrupt
news service to become Vanderbilt University's PR
honcho. KUADIFt. Collins, CO morning jock Brian
Gary has been upped to MD. N/T WHDHIBoston sheds six staffers in a belt -
tightening move. WKIZIKey West is now simulcasting Cox NIT
WIODIMiami. Former ; ABC Talkradlo overnighter Bob
Aaronson joins WCTCINew Brunswick, NJ as mid-
day talk host. Geri Mitchell, daughter of KCKC & KBONIRív-
' erside-San Bernardino OM Bob Mitchell, joins Skip Stevens for indie Country promo duties.
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for Promo Item O' The Week honors in the goofa
dust, spellbinding selected programmers with special "Ritu- al Of Love" kits on behalf of Karyn White's album of the
same title.
Inside the bright red, 5 x 7 -inch boxes? A scented can-
dle, three pieces of charcoal, a package of incense, a pieoi of
plain parchment paper, a bottle of "attract love anointing
oil," and customized instructions on how to use all of the above. The last of which suggests you chant a lyrical excerpt
from White's current "Romantic" single as well as "anoint the candle for each evening's ritual of love." Talk about a
woman's love rites!
Using the nom de air Dr. Lenny A. Richman, Rich embarked on a series of live remotes throughout the area. He married a couple in Idaho, went bowling, MCd a karaoke contest, took a hot air balloon ride, sang songs with a kindergarten class, and even visited the house he grew up in.
After being dark for nearly a year, 100kw flamethrower WZNS (Z93)IDillon, SC has returned as a library -intensive AOR under veteran programmer Bob Steele. The station's signal covers at least three rated markets: Fayetteville, Myrtle Beach, and Florence -Dillon.
ST hears that Michael Jackson's new album is finally finished, contains 14 new songs, and will hit the streets in mid - November.
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STREET TALK® Continued from Page 33
National Public Radio has tapped John Hockenberry as primary host of its new afternoon call -in show, "Talk Of The Nation." Hockenberry, a long-time NPR contributor, will host the show on Monday through Thursday. On Friday, the focus will shift to science issues with NPR Science Editor Ira Flatow hosting. The program debuts Novemaer 4 and will run for at least one year.
Honor An Author ' WBCN/Boston MD Carter Alan - who's
been working on a U2 book for several years - will begin a two -month leave of absence September 30 to finish the manuscript.
A longtime U2 confidant, Alan this week inked a publishing agreement with Faber &
Faber for the book ("Outside Is America"), which chronicles the band's conquest of the American public.
WOFMIMilwaukee recently was the setting for a forthcoming segment of "Candid Camera." Look for the episode to air in
November or December.
WTOP/DC News Dir. Joe Gillespie pink - slipped 40 -year veteran newshound Bob Dalton with two days' notice. VP/GM Michael Douglass assuaged shocked staffers with a memo noting that "the lack of notice was inexcusable," but nevertheless urging troupers to "get on with the business at hand."
Hot 971NY night show producer Reggie Rouse lands his first PD gig. He'll take charge at UC WOKSIHopkinsville-Ft. Campbell, KY
on October 7.
Records Look for Chrysalis Chairman Chris Wright to
relocate to NY - at least temporarily - in order to take more of a hands-on approach.
L.A.-based Epic VP/Promo & Nat'l Trades Larry Douglas is switching roles and will oversee the NAC/Jazz roster. Handling things on the CHR side in
L.A. will be ... former Z100INY middayer Shadow Steele, who'll be named Sr. Dir./Singles Promo, re-
porting to VP/Singles Promo Barbara Seltzer. Relativity Atlanta promo rep Ed Dorsey moves
to Arista as Mgr./Southern Rock Promo. Meanwhile, A -Marketing rep Carl Cross joins Arista tor Denver local promo duties.
Elektra Regional Marketing Coordinator Jean- ne Warsaw joins Jeff McClusky & Associates in a
Nat'l Secondaries position. Former R&RlNashville Assoc. Editor Debe
Fennell becomes the new SE Regional promo per- son for Curb/Nashville.
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v George Gerrity joins Zoo Entertainment as Sr. VP/GM.
Noble Broadcasting names Monte Lang Sr. VP.
Steve Harris becomes WVAZ/Chicago PD. v Jay Thomas inked as KPWR (Power 106)/L.A. morning
man.
Doug Podell officially appointed PD at WLLZ/Detroit. AC WAIA/Miami becomes AOR WGTR with Bill Wise
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Marty Bender named WFBO/Indy PD.
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Steve Feinstein spins into WYSP/Phllly MD gig.
WRKO/Boston drops music and goes Talk.
JIm Harper becomes WDRO/Detroit PD.
Michael St. John named WMPS/Memphis PD. I WMVP/Milwaukee combines recently
arrived Asst. MD Kathy Brown and newly hired News Dir. Eríc Von, most recently with WOL & WMMJ/DC, to create the UC outlet's new morning team.
Bruce Bernhardt, a former news anchor at KNXIL.A., this week pleaded guilty to indulging in lewd conduct with a 13 -year -old girl while interviewing her for a baby-sitting job at his home earlier this year.
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If that wasn't clear enough, during a
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WJLB (UC) 8.8 8.5 KMOX (Talk) 18.4 17.3 WJR (AC) 7.0 7.2 Sp '91 Su '91 KSHE (AOR) 11.4 11.0 WHYT (CHR) 7.3 6.2 KIRO (NIT) 8.9 10.4 KMJM (UC) 9.2 10.6 WJZZ (Jazz) 4.8 5.6 KPLZ (CHR) 9.3 8.2 WKBQ (CHR) 5.9 6.4 W W W W (Ctry) 5.1 5.5 KUBE (CHR) 5.9 6.8 KSD (CR) 5.9 6.3 WCSX (CR) 4.4 5.3 KMPS-A/F (Ctry) 7.5 6.6 WIL (Ctry) 6.3 5.7 WMXD (UC) 2.9 5.3 KISW (AOR) 5.3 5.4 KHTK (CHR) 3.4 5.5 WDFX (CHR) 4.6 5.2 KZOK-FM (CR) 3.8 5.0 KYKY (AC) 4.1 5.3 WLLZ (AOR) 5.9 4.4 KING -FM (Clas) 2.9 4.5 KEZX-FM (AC) 2.6 4.0 WRIF (AOR) 4.7 4.2 KXRX (AOR) 5.9 4.5 KLOU (Gold) 3.5 3.3 WKQI (AC) 4.5 3.8 KBSG-AIF (Gold) 4.1 3.9 WKKX (Ctry) 4.2 3.0 WXYT (Talk) 3.7 3.7 KLSY-AIF (AC) 4.2 3.5 WFXB (AC) 2.0 2.0 W W J (News) 3.6 3.5 KOMO (AC) 4.2 3.1 KATZ (UC) 1.1 1.6 WOMC (Gold) 3.3 3.3 KRPM-FM (Ctry) 2.5 3.0 KXOK (UC) .7 1.6 WLTI (AC) 3.3 3.0 KING (N/T) 2.5 2.5 WEW (Nost) .9 1.5 WNIC (AC) 3.2 2.7 KIXI (BBnd) 2.2 2.5 KRJY (AC) 1.8 1.4 WJOI (B/EZ) 2.1 2.4 KMIT (AC) 2.4 2.3 KFUO-FM (Clas) 1.8 1.3 CIMX (NR)' 1.0 1.6 KUOW (Misc) 2.0 2.3 KATZ-FM (Jazz) 1.9 1.2 CKLW (Nost) 2.9 1.6 KCMS (CC) 3.5 2.2 KFXB (AC) .9 1.1 WARS (Clas) 1.8 1.3 KKNW (NAC) 3.3 2.1 WDET (NR) 1.0 1.2 KLTX (AC) 2.1 2.1 WCXI (Ctry) 1.4 1.0 WMUZ (CC) 1.1 1.0
KMGI (AC)' 1.7 2.1 KEZX (B/EZ) .9 2.0 Orange County
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KPLU (Jazz) 2.1 1.5 KLOS (AOR) 11.2 9.0 KVI (Gold) .7 1.5 KITS -FM (CHR) 6.8 7.8 KNHC (CHR) .9 1.3 KROQ (NR) 6.0 5.0 Minneapolis- Recame KNDD (NR) toward errd KBIG (AC) 4.8 4.6
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W1YY (AOR) 9.4 8.8 KTWV (NAC) 7.4 3.2 KSTP-FM (AC) 5.8 6.9 WBAL (N/T) 6.3 8,1 KPWR (CHR) 3.6 2.9 WLTE (AC) 5.9 5.1 WPOC (Ctry) 7.4 6.5 KEZY (CHR) 1.0 2.8 KTCZ (AOR) 4.7 4.0 WLIF-AIF (AC) 5.4 5.8 KZLA (Ctry) .7 2.7 KTIS-FM (Rel) 2.5 3.9 WWMX (AC) 4.7 5.3 KKBT (UC) 2.4 2.3 KOOL (Gold) 3.7 3.7 WHFS (AOR) 3.9 5.1 KNX (News) 3.8 1.8 KJJO (NR) 3.2 3.4 WWIN-FM 3.4 4.6 KXEZ (Gold) 1.6 1.8 KLXK (CR) 3.4 3.3
(UC) WOSR (Gold) 3.8 4.5 KNAC (AOR) 1.8 1.7
KSTP (Talk) 3.1 2.8 WBSB (CHR) 4.0 3.8 KKGO (Clas) 1.4 1.6 KSJN (Clas) 3.4 2.4 WGRX 3.7 3.3 KFWB (News) 1.8 1.4 KMOJ (UC) 1.8 2.0
(CR) WPGC-FM (CHR) 3.1 3.0 KCBS-FM (Gold)' 1.5 1.3
KMZZ (AOR) 1.4 2.0 WCBM (NIT) 2.4 2.4 XTRA-FM (NR) .1 1.3 KNOW -A/F (N/T) 2.0 1.5 WWIN (Rel) 2.3 2.3 KWVE (Rel) .5 1.2 KLBB (NIT) 1.4 1.4 WBJC (Clas) 1.5 1.6 KTNO (Span) 1.3 1.1
WITH (BBnd) 1.2 1.5 KJLH (UC) .2 1.0
WHVY (AOR) .5 1.4 KKLA (CC) 1.0 1.0
Tampa-WRBS (Rel) 2.3 1.4 WTOP (News) .9 1,4
KLVE (Span) 1.5 1.0 'Formerly KODJ
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sp'sl Su '91 WBGR (Rel) 2.1 1.2 WHUR (UC) 1.4 1.1
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Be sure and see Ziggy and the posse on tour.
Let's have a Good Time. NOW ON 58 UC REPORTERS - 65 %
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WGAR (Ctry) 9.1 7.4 KBPI (AOR) 8.7 12.0 KKRZ (CHR) 10.1 11.1 WLTF (AC) 6.7 7.0 KOA (Talk) 7.1 8.4 KUFO (AOR) 8.5 9.7 WNCX (CR) 5.8 6.3 KYGO-FM (Ctry) 10.8 8.2 KINK (AOR/NAC) 7.3 8.2 WJMO-FM (CHR) 5.4 6.2 KOKS (CHR) 8.7 8.1 KKSN-FM (Gold) 4.3 6.5 WOAL (AC) 3.7 5.7 KBCO-AIF (AOR) 6.8 6.2 KEX (AC) 9.4 6.4 WPHR (CHR) 7.7 5.6 KRFX (AOR) 5.3 5.4 KUPL-FM (Ctry) 8.0 6.2 WMJI (Gold) 6.2 5.1 KOSI (AC) 4.6 4.5 KKCW (AC) 6.0 5.5 WDOK (AC) 6.1 4.9 KAZY (AOR) 2.9 4.4 KGON (AOR) 6.3 5.4 WNWV (NAC) 4.2 3.3 KXKL-AIF (Gold) 6.8 4.4 KXL (NIT) 4.8 5.1 WWWE (NIT) 4.1 3.3 KHOW-AIF (AC) 3.1 4.0 KXYO (CHR) 3.4 4.6 WJMO (CHR) .7 2.5 KXLT (AC) 3.0 3.3 KWJJ-FM (Ctry) 2.0 3.2 WCLV (Clas) 3.1 2.3 KRXY-AIF (CHR) 5.3 3.1 KGW (Talk) 2.7 2.2 WCRF (Rel) 2.1 2.0 KHIH (NAC) 2.1 3.0 KOPB (Misc) 2.3 2.1 WRMR (B/EZ) 3.9 1.8 KCFR (Clas) 3.4 2.9 KXL-FM (AC) 3.1 1.9 WABO (Rel) .2 1.4 KWBI (Rel) 1.4 2.0 KZRC (AOR) 1.1 1.7 WCPN (Misc) .9 1.4 KVOD (Clas) 2.4 1.8 KBMS (UC) 1.5 1.6 WONE-FM (AOR) .7 1.2 KYGO (Ctry) 2.4 1.8 KKSN (Gold) 2.1 1.6
KRZN (Nost) .5 1.5 KMXI (AC) 2.3 1.4 KYBG (NIT) 1.5 1.5 KBPS (Clas) .8 1.3
Kansas City KTCL (NR) 2.9 1.4 KUVO (Jazz) .8 1.4
KBBT (NR)' 1.1 1.2 KMHD (Jazz) 1.2 1 .2
KDKO (UC) .2 1.1 KWJJ (Ctry) 1.0 1.1 Sp '91 Su '91 KDHT (AOR) .7 1.0 KPDO-FM (Rel) 2.1 1.0 KYYS (AOR) 1 1 .1 1 1 .9
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Ballad Kicks Off Tone Loc's `Cool' Return The first single from Tone Loc's forthcoming "Cool Hand Loc" LP will be the ballad (!) "All Through The Night," which ships to radio on October 22 and
features El DeBarge on background vocals. The Delicious Vinyl/Island LP -
due to cross programmers' desks in mid -November - also sports such provocative titles as "Pimp Without A Caddy" and "I Joke, But I Don't Play." Labelmate Def Jef helped pen some of the selections.
Gerald Levert Goes Solo Levert lead singer, co -writer,
and co -producer Gerald Levert will make his solo debut with the Octo- ber 15 release of "Private Line." The first single from the EastWest LP will be the title track (which ships to UC radio this week) ; other cuts include "School Me" and "I Wanna Be Bad."
Screen Scene Atlantic has set a November 12
release date for Bette Midler's soundtrack to the forthcoming film "For The Boys." The movie reunites the singer with director Mark Rydell, who helmed her 1979 film debut, "The Rose."
The soundtrack, meanwhile, reu- nites Midler with noted producer Arif Mardin, who twirls the knobs on cover versions of the Beatles' "In My Life" and "P.S. I Love You" as well as the standards "Come Rain Or Come Shine" and "I Remember You."
In other film news: David Crosby will play a pirate
in Steven Spielberg's forthcoming movie "Hook," joining previously reported cast members Michael
MONDAY, OCTOBER 7
1975/John Lennon wins his four-year
immigration battle to remain in the
U.S.
1989/The reunited Jefferson Airplane give a tree show in San Francisco,
charging only cans of food for admis-
sion. Most of the proceeds will go to
victims of an earthquake that hits the
area 10 days later.
Born: John Mellencamp 1951, Tico
Torres (Bon Jovi) 1956
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8
1987/ Chuck Berry gets a Hollywood Walk
Of Fame star. His movie bib, "Hail, Hail Rock & Roll," premieres that
night.
1990/Former batboy M.C. Hammer tos-
ses out the first ball at an Oakland
A's playoff game. However, the A's
catcher can't touch this, and the ball
rolls all the way to the backstop.
Born: Robert "Kool" Bell (Kool & The
Gang) 1950
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9
1966/ John Lennon meets Yoko Ono at a
London art gallery.
/973/ Elvis and Priscilla Presley di -
VOTE.
MCA Sets 3 -CD Skynyrd Box
MCA will release a three -CD box set of Lynyrd Skynyrd material on October 29.
The collection - simply titled "Lyn- yrd Skynyrd" - sports newly re - mastered versions of such hits as "Sweet Home Alabama," "What's Your Name," and "Free Bird" as well as several familiar album tracks.
'The 47 -song set also features some 15 rarities, ranging from an
early version of "Free Bird" and several demos of unreleased songs to the track "Was I Right Or Wrong," an unfinished number from the "Second Helping" sessions that was completed with the help of studio wizardry earlier this year.
Other rarities include live ver- sions of previously released tunes, a demo of "Four Walls Of Raiford" featuring the late Ronnie Van Zant and 38 Special guitarist Jeff Carnal, and a newfound acoustic version of "All I Can Do Is Write About It" (the last of which will like- ly by serviced to AOR).
Jackson, Phil Collins, and Quincy Jones.
Celine Dion and Peabo Bryson have recorded the song "Beauty & The Beast" for Buena Vista's forth- coming film of the same name.
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Chuck Berry joins the Hollywood (Duck) Walk Hall 01 Fame.
Born: the late John Lennon 1940, John Entwistle 1944, Jackson Browne 1948, Sean Lennon 1975
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10
1978/Aerosmith members Steve Tyler and Joe Perry are injured by a
cherry bomb thrown onstage. The
group finishes the tour performing
behind a fence.
1979/ Fleetwood Mac is awarded a star
on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame.
Born: David Lee Roth 1955
Gaye's Last Concert LP Coming
Giant is planning an early No- vember release for Marvin Gaye's "The Last Concert Tour," taped during the late soul stirrer's final (1983) tour. The 16 -song set draws on material from Gaye's 25 -year recording history.
Bits 'N' Pieces The Pet Shop Boys' forthcom-
ing EMI greatest -hits package, "Hit Music," will feature two new songs: "D.J. Culture" and "Was It Worth It." The disc is due to arrive November 5.
Chameleon will release Dra- marama's "Vinyl" LP on October 1. In addition to the emphasis track "Haven't Got A Clue," the Don Smith -produced disc features the Earth Day -inspired "What Are We Gonna Do?" and "Classic Rot," the latter of which is described as "a treatise against a certain radio format." Listen closely for guest appearances by former Rolling Stones guitarist Mick Taylor and drummer extraordinaire Jim Kelt- ner.
R.I.P. Former MC5 lead singer Rob Ty-
ner died of a heart attack last Wednesday (9/18) in Detroit at the age of 46. Mixing hard rock and revolutionary politics, the group - which disbanded in the early '70s - recorded three albums ("Kick Out The Jams," "Back In The U.S.A.," and "High Time") that proved to be massively influential on the British and American punk -rock movement.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11
1975/George Carlin hosts the premiere
episode of "Saturday Night Live." 1989/After 15 years of marriage, Quincy
Jones and actress Peggy Lipton file for divorce.
Born: Daryl Hall (Hall & Oates) 1946
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12
1966/The Jimi Hendrix Experience is
formed in London.
1970/The rock opera "Jesus Christ, Super-
star" opens in New York.
1975/ Rod Stewart performs his last show
with the Faces. Born: Sam Moore (Sam & Dave) 1935,
Melvin Franklin (Temptations) 1942, Jeff Keith (Tesla) 1958
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13
/963/ "Beatlemania" is born when the
group's appearance at the London
Palladium attracts spillover crowds of
screaming teens.
1985/B -52's guitarist Ricky Wilson, 32,
dies of an AIDS -related illness.
Born: Paul Simon 1942, Robert Lamm (Chicago) 1944, Sammy Hagar 1949, Joey Belladonna (Anthrax) 1960 - Paul Colbert
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Director/Music Programming
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R.E.M. Bad 'nSong (WB) .. ADD PUBLIC ENEMY Cant Truss (Del Jamtolunbi) . ADD ALICE COOPER/Love's A loaded Gun (Epic) ADD RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Give It Away (WB) . . 2 PM DAWNSet Adrift On (Gee Street/Island) 2
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ALICE COOPERtove's A Loaded Gun (Epic)
NIRVANASrrells Like Teen Spirit (OGC)
VANILLA ICE lNAOMI CAMPBELL Cool As Ice (59K)
PUBLIC ENEMY/Can't Truss It (Del Jam/Columbia)
SHABBA RANKS 1/MAXI PRIESTMousecall (Epic)
YHI 41.8 million households
Sal LoCurto, VP/Music Programming Norman Schoenfeld, VP/Program
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GLORIA ESTEFAN/Life For Loup You (Epra HUEY LEWIS B...A1HdMe Like A (EMI)
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VANESSA WILLIAMS Running ... (Wing/Mercury) . . . 8
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WORLD Music September 27,1991 OUR 41
Stars Come Out For Children Of Africa Charity Concert COLOR ME BADD, WHITNEY HOUSTON,
GLADYS KNIGHT, LUTHER VANDROSS, EARTH, WIND & FIRE, LONDONBEAT, KOOL
& THE GANG, PATTI LaBELLE, ASWAD, ZIGGY and RITA MARLEY, NINA SIMONE, MIRIAM MAKEBA, HUGH MASEKELA, SALIF KEITA, and MANU DIBANGO are among the first to confirm that they'll per- form at the Children Of Africa fundraising concert at the National Stadium in Lagos, Nigeria on November 30.
Londonbeat's GEORGE CH-..NDLER told ROL at the Lon- don press conference last week: "It's being staged in Africa, being organized by Africans, and the main artists at the moment are black. But all the black artists are inviting guests, so all the white art- ists interested in this problem in Africa will be in the show as well."
There'll be a live album and a home video of the 16 -hour concert, as well as a TV documentary and a film made by Italian director MI- CHELANGELO ANTONiONI of "Blow Up" and "Zabriskie Point" fame.
Meanwhile, Londonbeat's Chand- ler told ROL to expect the next single from the group in February.
Behind Hynde's Moodswings
CIIRISSIE HY"NDE's latest guest vocal appearance will come on the debut single from MOOD - SWINGS, set for release next Mon- day (9/30). The song, "Spiritual High," is based on the JON AND- ERSON/VANGELIS composition "State Of Independence," which
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was a UK Top 20 hit for DONNA SUMMER in 1982. The "Moodfood Megamix" of the song replaces Hynde's voice with lengthy sam- ples from a speech by MARTIN LUTHER KING - credited as "co - writer" on this particular version.
Arista is keeping the identity of the people behind the Moodswings project a secret, but confirms an album featuring a variety of vocal- ists is being recorded.
Guitar Legends Grows More names have been added to
the mid -October Guitar Legends show. Tribute Productions has con- firmed ROGER WATERS, NUNO
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BETTENCOURT of EXTREME, ROBBIE ROBERTSON, RICI1- ARD THOMPSON, STEVE VAI, JOE WALSH, JOE COCKER, VICENTE AMIGO, and MIGUEL BOSE. Advanced negotiations are taking place to add further major guitarists, as well as several more guest vocalists, to the bill.
U2's 'Fly' B -Sides U2's "The Fly" single - sched-
uled for worldwide release on Is-
land on October 21 - will be back- ed on the 7 -inch and cassette ver- sions by "Alex Descends Into Hell With A Bottle Of Milk - Korova 1."
The 12 -inch and CD editions add
"The Lounge Fly Mix." The band's new album, still using the tentative title "Achtung Baby," is now ex-
pected in November.
New Straits Non -Album Flip
The second single from DiRE STRAITS' UK chart -topping "On Every Street" LP will be "Heavy Fuel." It'll be out possibly October 14, and the B-side will feature "Planet Of New Orleans" and "Kingdom Come" - the latter of which is a new, previously unre- leased track.
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Smithereens frontman Pat DiNizio - among the first of Diane Warren's exer-
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The Smithereens, Diane Warren Saga
SMITHEREENS frontman PAT DiNI'ZiO spoke to ROL about the group's new album, "Blow Up," which includes "Get A Hold Of My Heart," co -written by DIANE WARREN. Says DiNizio, "That was actually at the behest of ot:r management in a blatant attempt at crass commercialism, trying to
BRITAIN LW Tw
1 1 BRYAN ADAMS/(Everything I Do) I Do It For You (A&M) 6 2 SALT-N-PEPA/Let's Talk Abut Sex (FFRR/PG)
10 3 ERASURE/Love To Hate You (Mute)
3 4 RIGHT SAID FRED/I'm Too Sexy (Tug)
5 5 OCEANIC/insanity (Dead Dead Goad)
8 6 SABRINA JOHNSTON/Peace (EastWest)
2 7 GUNS N' ROSES/Don't Cry (Geffen)
4 8 ZOE/Sunshine On A Rainy Day (M&G)
18 9 ROZALLA/Everybody's Free (To Feel Good) (Pulse 8)
12 10 BRYAN ADAMS/Can't S:op Tnis Thing We Started (A&M)
11 11 UTAH SAINTS/What Can You Do For Me (FFRR/PG)
7 12 PRODIGY/Charly (XL) - 13 SIMPLY RED/Something Got Me Started (Elektra) - 14 BIZARRE INC./Such A Feeling (Vinyl Solution)
16 15 PRINCE & THE NEW POWER GENERATION/Cream (Paisley Park/WB) - 16 BROTHERS IN RHYTHM/Such A Good Feeling (4th & B'way/Island) - 17 TINA TURNERMutbush City Limits (Capitol) - 18 R.E.M./fhe One I Love (IRS)
13 19 MARC BOLAN & T. REX20rh Century Boy (Marc On Wax)
9 20 PRINCE & THE NEW POWER GENERATION/Gett Off (Paisley Park/WB)
Moving Up P.J.B. IMANNAH & HER SISTERSBridge Over Troubled Water (Dance Pool)
JULIAN LENNON/Saltwater (Virgin)
SCORPIONS/Wind Of Change (Vertigo/PG)
ELECTRONIC/Feel Every Beat (Factory)
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get me together with someone who'd written about 10 No. Is. ' Initially, I resisted, but when I
finally sat down with Diane we polished off the song in about an hour. And we came up with some - thin that was as quintessential a Smithereens song as you're going to get.
"People say, 'Why did you get to-
gether with her'? I sometimes say, 'Diane wanted to get together with somebody who hadn't cracked the Top 10 - just as an exercise.' "
DiNizio also wrote a song on the LP with JULIAN LENNON titled
You Want The Sun To Shine." The song was originally intended for Lennon's "Help Yourself" al- bum, but didn't make the final cuts.
Killer Seal SEAL's next UK and U.S. single
w11 be a remix of his album ar- rangement of "Killer." The song's original version, which he co -wrote wth dance artist ADAMSKi, went to No. 1 in the UK late last spring as an Adamski record featuring Seal on guest vocals.
Cud Choose A&M Popular indie band CUD - re-
cently signed to A&M - are set to release their first product for the la-
bel, a single titled "Oh No Won't Do," on October 7. The extra track on the CD and 12 -inch will be a ver- sion of the EVERLY BROTHERS' classic "Price Of Love."
Remixes & Rhimes BROTHERS IN RHYTHM -
who are moving up the UK Top 20
with their re-released "Such A
Feeling" - have been working on a couple of tracks with the PET S111OP BOYS. Their remixing tal- ents are currently on display higher up the UK chart with SA -
ERINA JOIINSTON's disco an- them "Peace."
The new single from remixer WILLIAM ORBIT's band BASSO- MATIC is "Go Getta Nutha Man" f:om the forthcoming album "Sci- ence And Melody."
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At Your Feet
1 2 YOTHU YINDI/Treaty
6 3 JIMMY BARNES/love Is
Enough
2 4 DEBORAH CONWAY/it's Only
The beginning
3 5 TROY NEWMAN/Love Gets
Rough
9 6 BEATFISHANheels Of Love
8 7 MELISSA/Sexy (Is The Word)
7 8 BABY ANIMALS/Flush You - 9 JAMES REYNE/Any Day Above
Ground
5 10 MELISSA/Read My Lips
Most Added JIMMY BARNES/I Gotcha
HUNTERS & COLLECTORS/Where Do
You Go
ROXUS/Jimi G
Top 10 Australian records from pla ylists of 3 Tnple M-FM/Melbourne, FOX-FM/Melbourne, 96 FM/Perth, SA-FM/Adelaide, 7-DAY/Syd- ney, 2 Triple M-FM/Sydney, MMM-FM/Bris- bane, 8105/Brisbane, FM- 104.7/Canberra, and 2 K/X 106/Canberra.
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Londonbeat's George Chandler - among the first to confirm.
Rap trio A TRIBE CALLED QUEST - who had a UK Top 20 hit earlier this year with "Can I Kick It?" - return with "Check The Rhime," the first release from their second LP, "The Low End T
Wonder Stuff, Comic Cover The WONDER STUFF have
joined crooning comedian VIC REEVES to record a cover of TOMMY ROE's 1969 hit "Dizzy." It's due to be released as a single on October 14, with Reeves's album set to follow on November 7. The LP will also include his recent UK Top 5 hit, "Born Free."
MacGowan Exits Pogues SHANE MacGOWAN has left the
POGUES on the eve of their world tour and with a "Best Of" set out this week. He's been replaced on the tour by former CLASII front - man JOE STRUMMER. Although MacGowan is reported to have left the band after some Japanese dates because of "ill health," a spokesman admitted that MacGowan's known heavy drink- ing habits were the true cause.
The Pogues will proceed with the tour, which was due to start in America this week, with Strummer taking over lead vocals and guitar. This follows his longtime support of the group and his production of their 1990 album, "Hell's Ditch."
CANADA LW TW
1 1 BRYAN ADAMS/
(Everything I Do) I Do
It For You
2 2 GRAPES OF WRATH/ Am
Here
3 3 ALANIS/Feel Your Love
7 4 BRYAN ADAMS/Can't Stop
This Thing We Started
5 5 GLASS TIGER/My Town
4 6 WEST END GIRLS/1 Want You
Back
8 7 TOM COCHRANE/Life Is A
Highway
10 8 WORLD ON EDGE/Standing
Push And Fall
6 9 CELINE DION/Have A Heart - 10 KEVEN JORDAN Just Another
Day
Most Added ACOSTA RUSSELL Without Your Love
INFIDELS/100 Watt Bulb
BIG HOUSE/Dollar In My Pocket
Top 10 Canadian CHR hits courtesy The Record (416) 533-9417.
42.R&R September 27,1991
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JOEL DENVER
CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO
WKBQ: Forging Emotional Ties When Mark Todd took over the PD post at WKBQ
(Q1()6.5)/St. Louis last May, he knew his job wasn't going to be easy.
"I worked in this market before (MD/afternoons at then-CHR KIITR, now Gold KLOUJ. so I know St. Louis hasn't been a great CHR market. The format has al- ways been second string. CHR has one or two good books here and then loses it again.
"While many other PDs are up against a great AOR or Urban, we have heritage competitors in these formats with KSHE and KMJM, not to mention (Full -Service] KMOX."
No Adults -Only
Q106.5 was up 4.8-5.2 in the spring Arbitron and up 5.9-6.4 in the sum- mer Birch following a 7.2-5.9 Birch spring slide. What's kept WKBQ's ratings and revenue potential from blossoming? "It's really a case of 'It's not what you listen to, but what you say you listen to,' " said Todd. "KSHE has top -of -mind awareness. But I've detected some vulnerability there, so we're going to attack it.
'The one thing we're not going to do is abandon the 12-34 core to be- come another 'adults -only CHR.' I've had enough experience I OM at KQI.Z ( Pirate) /Los Angeles, PD at 1VXGT (92X)/Columbus) to know that doesn't really work. Besides, Hot AC KYKY has that arena covered.
ta I "5 WKBQ Music Monitor
WKBO (0106.5)ISt. Louis has an
eight -unit spotload an hour and stops at :22 and :48. Here's a taste of a recent 5pm hour: JODY WATLEY/Some Kind Of
Lover MICHAEL BOLTON/Time, Love
And Tenderness ROBBIE NEViUJust Like You MADONNA/Holiday BAD ENGLISH/When I See You
Smile
ROXETTEJJoyride NELSON/More Than Ever FIREHOUSE Love Of A Lifetime AMY GRANT/Every Heartbeat JESUS JONES/Right Here, Right
Now YOUNG M.C./Bust A Move MARTIKA/Love ... Thy Will Be
Done
KARYN WHITE/Romantic MICHAEL W. SMITH/Place In This
World
Mark Todd
"The most obvious problem is that WKBQ has had a lot of mana- gerial and programming inconsist- encies over the years, and they've taken a toll. For example, since WKBQ lost (Rick] Rumble & ] Scott ] Thrower several years ago. we haven't had a morning cor- nerstone. But with the hiring of Steve [Shannon( & D.C. [Chymes], we're going to offer an edge the
station has never had. Steve & D.C. will cause lots of talk in the mar- ket. They'll also fire up the rest of the station and let the market know that Q106.5 is serious about winning as a CHR.
"And we've had to fight continu- ing rumors of a sale. But we've just been allocated a major capital ex- penditures budget. And any station that's for sale doesn't get to spend the big money I'm talking about. [ Owner] Chase is as pleased as can be with our progress."
WKBQ's airstaff has been fairly consistent, however. "Asst. PD/ midday personality Chris Knight has been here four years. as has af- ternoon guy Jeff Davis. Over- nighter Steve Byes has been here 11 years. and (off -air] NID Jim At- kinson has six years under his belt."
Emotion Promotions Todd has made some changes in
the music. "I've expanded the li- brary. added some flavor to it. The music systems were too re- searched ... to the point where emotions and good vibes were
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D.C. Chymes (left) and Steve Shannon keep the mornings jumping at WKBQ.
KHTK Climbs Back From All -Time Low KHTK (Hot 97)/St. Louis PD Brian Bridgman hasn't
only had to win ratings, but fight a severe case of the St. Louis blues.
"The second day after I arrived - right after (last] Thanksgiving - we were off the air for 10 days because a tornado took our tower out." Until this past April KHTK has broadcast with a temporary - and inferior - tower. "Our signal still isn't at parity with the rest of the market ... about 80% metro coverage," admitted Bridgman.
Few Tools With past success as PD at
KKYK/Little Rock and as MD at KIIS/Los Angeles, w'AVA/Wash- ington, and at crosstown KWK (now CHR rival WKBQ (Q106.5)). Bridgman is used to winning with plenty of tools at his disposal. De- spite having no outside advertising or promotions, the station leaped 1.5-2.3 in the spring Arbitron and climbed 3.4-5.5 in the summer Birch.
"With so many CHRs changing format and losing ground in the spring book, I feel good we're on the upswing. Programming and word-of-mouth helped generate our success. Legend Broadcasting and VP/GM Mike Frischling have wanted to get KHTK to a certain level before spending the allotted dollars for the kill. We're just about there. We have some serious plans for the fall and have brought Don
Brian Bridgman
Kelly & Associates on as our con- sultant."
Bridgman will have money to burn this fall when KHTK debuts the "Power Max" contest - sim- ilar to versions used at W QHT (Hut 97)/New York and KPWR (Power 106)/Los Angeles. "Listeners call up to win the allotted cash and have the choice of keeping it or see- ing what Power Max has in store. It'll be the first time KHTK spends any real money on contests."
Rhythm & CHR Bridgman explained how KHTK
fits into the national programming trend. "Many Dance stations are now playing more pop stuff. I felt
we r.eeded to grow in those direc- tions as well. So we're not a strict Dance station anymore - we're more of a rhythmic CHR."
Urlike many competitive CHRs. Bridgman said Hot 97 and 'KBQ don't fight over promotions. "It's a friendly rivalry. Well, maybe not friendly, but we respect each other." He also spots their weak- nesses. "There's been turnover in management, programming, air - staff, and we hear rumors of own- ership changes. But I have to ad- mit Q106.5 sounds fine on the air.
"We let Q106.5 play the rock ballads like Extreme, Bryan Adams, and Scorpions first. Then we hit them hard. We've also temp- ered the dance sound with alterna- tive product from N.E.M., EMF, and Jesus Jones. We primarily shar with Q106.5 and secondarily with [AC] KYKY, which is almost a an without any edges. Our mu- sic is aimed at 12-34.
"The labels are working to give us mixes of hit records that help us sounc different from Q106.5 while mainaining a mainstream edge. We avoid hard rock product and don't dig too far back into the li- brary. These elements set us apart and increase our TSL.
"(MD/middayer] Kandy Klutch and I have assessed the market as being conservative - more so than
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KHTK Music Monitor
KHTK (Hot 97)1St. Louis uses an eight -unit spotload with two stops an hour at :30 and :42. Here's a taste of the 5pm hour: COLOR ME BADD/I Adore Mi Amor CATHY DENNIS/Touch Me (All
Night Long) BILLY IDOL/Cradle Of Love C & C MUSIC FACTORY/Things
That Make You Go Hmmmm... MARIAN CAREY/Emotions SIMPLY RED/If You Don't Know
Me By Now RYTHM SYNDICATE/
P. A.S.S.I.O.N. HI-FIVE/I Can't Wait Another
Minute JANET JACKSON/Love Will Never
Do (Without You) ROXETTE/Fading Like A Flower
(Every Time You Leave) BELL BIV DEVOE/Do Me! -
LENNY KRAVITZ/it Ain't Over 'Til It's Over
AMY GRANT/Baby, Baby
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AC CHART: 0-®-0 MOST ADDED THIRD WEEK IN A ROW!!!
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missing and it seemed stale and slow. It wasn't a bad station, but not a great one. We were just filling space on the dial and answering a musical need.
"CHR Hot 97 IKI1TK] is much dancier than we'd ever be. I've got to say that
I PD] Brian Bridgman's
done a good job with what he's had to work with. KHTK serves a pur- pose but can't get past the prob- lems of its signal and lack of re- sources I see accompanying story I. We'll lead with rock and pop stuff from Bonnie Raitt, Nelson, and MariaIt Carey. and that gives Q106.5 more of an opportunity to relate to more listeners.
"My biggest goal is to have the market get emotional about us. We do some gold flashbacks and incor- porate fun sweepers like 'Use only as directed,' and 'A whole lot of music without a whole lot of com- mercials' instead of the standard liners every station uses. We're in-
jecting more fun into the station." Part of Todd's frontal attack in-
volves high visibility. with an aver- age of four nighttime appearances a week - including a Saturday night broadcast t'rorn a local club. Additional battles are being waged with bumper stickers, pool parties. and appearances wherever people are.
"A spring hook promotion \v ith Jack In The Box and Streetside
CI,
My biggest goal is to have the market
get emotional about us.
-Mark Todd
Records worked well. We hander out a Jeep as grand prize and back- ed it up with cash prizes when we spotted cars with the stickers.
"A bit of TV in relay and early June, plus a showing of 50 bill- boards. supported the promotion. We're pressing bumper stickers with the new logo and are going to Jo all we can to get one of these on av'ery car in the me -so.
"I don't have everything where I
want it just yet. People expect in- stant changes and success, but it really takes months to get it to- gether. \\ e're going to do better in the next year. It's very tough out there. But as we get things put in order. Q106.5 is looking forward to a fabulous 199.2."
MOTION Joe Hovanski succeeds
Bob Spencer as PD at WCIR
(103CIRI/Beckley, WV. KKXX'Bakersfield MD/night talent
Wild Bill Cherry has resigned . . PD
Stan Icenogle and morning man Rich Arner will handle KTRS!Casper, WY
music duties as Eric Jeffries heads for
MD/nights at KDXT Missoula. MT
Production Director Willie Wells be-
comes interim PD at WLRW Cham- paign. IL as Matt McCann takes the PD
job at KRNQ Des Moines. IA .. KHYI
(PWR95),Dallas Music Coordinator J.J. Morgan has left the station.
WFLY (Fiy92) Albany ups parttimer Rob Dawes to Production Director .. .
Dave Barnett jumps from overnights to
KHTK Climbs Back Continued from Page 42
most. If I had to sum up our music. I'd say we're in a cume-building mode, so I want to make sure ev- ery record is a home run."
Nice & Nasty Bridgman is especially happy
about the "Nice & Nasty" morning show, which features former KBEQ/Kansas City night rocker Chuck Nasty and Tami Nice. "With Chuck being wild and crazy and Tami being the tempering force, it
allows for a great contrast. They play lots of music, but there's lots of fun. So it's a building block for the rest of the station and the first time Hot 97's had a real morning show."
Bridgman has allowed his sta- tion to develop its own personalities and hooks throughout the day. Mornings feature a snippet from old disco songs. Nights have a
BITS Prince Of A Promotion - WYHY
(Y107)INashville offered to put Prince in the pants of a chosen few fans dur-
ing the station's recent "Cream In Your
Jeans" weekend. Obviously delighted winners received a new pair of jeans with a copy of the Purple One's new
"Diamonds And Pearls" CD - featuring
the current single "Cream" - stuffed inside the hip pocket.
If I had to sum up our music, I'd say we're in a cume-
building mode, so I
want to make sure every record is a
home run. -Brian Bridgman
"Jam It Or Slam It" feature and a "Love Zone" with Cadillac Jack
morning producer at WQUT/Johnson City, TN, parttimer Joey Creed takes overnights ... WKZW (KZ93)/Peoria. IL greets middayer Laura Vaughn from
WZOK Rockford. IL ... Gary Roberts becomes WOGN-New London. CT Production Dir., replacing Jon Brooks who's now programming WOGN AM
sister WUSB.
Coming Next Week:
WZYP Rocks In Rocket City
U.S.A.
(formerly .loe Mama from EKYK) .
"We've done everything so far with a lot of sweat and determina- tion. We have two vans out every day and use common sense tactics to he a streetwise station. All sum- mer we've been bringing in groups to Six Flags and reducing the price from $20 to $9.70. We've done a bet- ter job in that sense than Q106.5.
"This is the most challenging job of my career and is fast becoming the most rewarding. We started from scratch and are now making headway. It's a credit to everyone on the staff. It's been a tough eight or nine months, but now we're see- ing the dividends."
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KHTK morning man Chuck Nasty beds down with a couple of listeners dur-
ing the station's "Nice 'N Nasty Sec'-A-Thon" broadcast.
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NOW ON 118 CHR REPORTERS!
EXPLODING. AT -:CLUBS! Produced by: Mike More Executive Producer: Ron Fair Mixed by Jon Gass
Management: Rick Cooper. 21st CENTURY ENTERTAINMENT
CURRENTLY OÑ AN EXTENSIVE CLUB PARTY PROMO TOUR.
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HYBRID FORMAT
ADULT CONTEMPORARY
Rock AC Rolling On The River As if AC wasn't already so fragmented, another varia-
tion is causing a sensation. One of the latest lures is Rock AC, a hybrid combining elements of AC and AOR.
Affixing precise labels to this off- shoot format is difficult (see R&R AC 2/15, AOR 4/12). However, sev- eral outlets already have enjoyed ratings and marketing success with this approach.
Perhaps Rock AC's most fre- quently mentioned success story is WMMO/Orlando, which hit the air August 19, 1990. In the Fall '90 Arbi- iron and Birch sweeps. it debuted No. 1 25-54. But before WMMO grabbed most of the headlines, KRVK (The River)/Kansas City had launched its version of the format October 27. 1989.
"Although other stations lay claim to the basic idea, we were the first to attempt it," maintain- ed KRVK PD Steve McFarland. "Copycats such as WMMO came after we went on the air. Some folks are doing it right and some probably aren't. It seems as if new ]Rock ACs] are coming on every day. That's fine with us, because we felt certain we had a format that was going to be talk- ed about and was exciting."
m We've been
extremely efficient with 25-49s. Our feeling is to be a
broad -based rather than a niche format.
-Steve McFarland
Listener -Designed River Rock AC may be getting lots of
industry talk, but there's not much talk on KRVK. "There are no contests - no hype," McFar- land said. "We're not looking for the next Rick Dees or - God for- bid - Howard Stern. There's a 'River attitude' here; we truly are a team. There's no silly chat- ter and we never talk over songs.
Big Guns Slow To Accept Format
Since the stunning fall debut of Rock AC WMMO/Orlan- do, several other stations have opted for this format off- shoot.
"WKOC (The Coast)INorfolk [formerly Urban AC WMYK] comes the closest to what we're doing," remarked WMMO PD Cary Pall. "The only thing is they haven't backed it up with market research." The Coast launched its new format as the spring book was concluding.
Preceding WMMO in the Rock AC arena was KRVK (The River)/ Kansas City. "The biggest differ- ence between them and us is they don't use current music to any great degree," Pall pointed out. "In addition, the River's presenta- tion is more laid-back than ours."
As for Rock AC's future, Pall ad- mitted, "I don't think everybody in the world's sold on it yet. People aren't burning a path to my door to find out how to program it. I
haven't seen any big guns from any big cities who've said, 'This is the thing for us.' Many radio peo- ple miss the way stations like this can be marketed. We're not about contests, entertainment news, or
m We're not about
contests, entertainment
news, or announcers; many
radio people bristle at that.
-Cary Pall m
announcers; many radio people bristle at that. They want to have more ego involvement in their job."
According to Pall, WMMO has outperformed its expectations. "We thought we'd be a five -share station [12+]. We've consistently done better than that; we're very happy with the way things have gone. Our goal is to be in the Top 5 25-54 and at least a 5.0 12+. The format starts out better with men, but women are attracted to the marketing as time goes by."
We play the whole song every time. People in the business say we sound automated - fine. We're designed for listeners, and our listeners think we respect the music as much as they do."
Unlike traditional ACs, which tend to have a decidedly female Ivan. KRVK attempts to target a 50/50 male/female audience. 'We've always approached it
that way and that's what the numbers have reflected," Mc- Farland noted. "We're in the hull's -eye of the 25-54s. and ap- peal to people who are neither totally served by ACs nor into newer. harder AOR songs. We've been extremely efficient with 25-49s. Our feeling is to be a broad -based rather than a niche format. With any good format, you must have the right combina- tion of music, presentation, pack- aging, and marketing. Program- ming this station is more than a no-brainer."
Outlining differences between the River and crosstown ACs KLSI and KUDL, McFarland ex- plained, "I don't think KLSI is ex- actly in our genre anymore be- cause it leans CHR. KUDL is the basic Research Group -style oldies -based AC that plays songs we wouldn't play by people like Barbra Streisand and Barry Manilow."
'White' Bias In that same vein, McFarland
cited additional examples of material the River doesn't air. "We don't play any groups with the name 'white' in it, like White - snake. We're in the middle - no pop/Top 40 and no heavy, screaming metal. There's obvi- ously an audience for that - disenfranchised people who don't want to hear Paula Abdul or Streisand. Some tolerate [tradi- tional AC] because there are some great ACs out there, but they're not totally satisfied with it."
While some broadcasters look for the quick fix, McFarland said the River hopes to flow for many years. "We looked at this thing for the long term, and - like 'MMO - we've done very well with it from the beginning. This is a very stable format that'll be an incredible moneymaker for peo- ple who look into it. I don't think you'll see us switch format any- time soon."
Coming Next Week
AC Panel Revisions
Audience Composition KRVK, WMMO, KDBK:
Same Format, Major Differences
According to the Spring '91 Birch, there are interest- ing audience composition differences among Rock ACs KRVK/Kansas City, WMMOIOrlando, and
year -old KDBK/San Francisco, which simulcasts with KDBOIMonterey under the identifier Double 99. (WJJOI Madison, WI signed on two days before the Spring '91 Ar- bitron ended.)
The stats indicate that 20.9% of KRVK's audience is male 18+, 2.1% is teen, and the remaining 77% is female 18+. The largest individual cell is females 25-34, which accounts for more than half (58.3%) of its listeners. Conversely, 18+ men constitute 61.5% of WMMO's audience. The sta- tion's largest specific cell is 35-44 males (28.4%).
KDBK's male leaning is even more pronounced: 63.2% of its audience is male 18+. Two male cells - 25-34 and 35-44 - total 45.8% of the sta- tion's entire listenership. Here's how the three fared in Spring '91 Arbitron demos:
18-34 25.54 35-64 12+ TSL
KRVK/Kansas City #6 #4 #6 63 WMMOIOrlando #1 #1 #4 102 KDBK/San Francisco #18 #16 #25 48
(Note: 12+ TSL is average minutes per day.)
ROCK AC NEWCOMER
WJJO: One -Stop Shopping Place Similar to their NAC counterparts when that format
first hit the scene, Rock AC PDs are each placing their own unique stamp on the product.
"I instantly fell in love with the concept of Rock AC," reported WJJO/Madison, WI PD Colleen Jackson. "It's like having my own private jukebox on the radio." WJJO adopted its new format June 17, when it jettisoned its old format (CHR) and calls ( WTFX ).
Explaining her station's new format components, Jackson not- ed, "It's AOR without the hard - edged heavy metal, and AC with- out tie soft, gushy stuff. In other words, it's AC with a rock edge. The music's from the '70s and '805, and we throw in spikes from '90 have a wild and crazy morning and '91. Listeners can get every- show. It's a very adult situation, thing they want from one station. without lots of talk. Our target We have a pretty broad library audience is 25-44, so we keep the that's probably bigger than [that same approach [limited talk/ of] the average AC. When you stop adult appeal] in effect 24 hours a trying to figure out exactly what day. We don't talk over songs and the format is, you'll be able to en- either front -sell or back -sell joy it. I think this format will grow every song with artist and title." across the country."
Charts Not A Factor Jackson stressed the value of
currents at WJJO. "We're cer- tainly not playing 50% current music each hour. However, cur- rent music's an important part of the format. We like to add new things that are interesting, but not necessarily guaranteed chart hits. Some artists we're currently playing are the Bodeans, Jelly- fish, Blue Rodeo, and the Rem- brandts."
According to Jackson, presen- tation is one element that plays a key role on Rock AC. "We don't
Colleen Jackson
Echoing the sentiments of her Rock AC colleagues, Jackson said, "We don't have contests here. There are no games, gim- micks, or hype. We let the music - which is the star - speak for itself. We've noticed that many listeners see this as a pleasant change." The station is involved with a number of community events, however. "We've spon- sored programs with the Ameri- can Cancer Society, March of Dimes, and Special Olympics," she said. "We don't do live remotes or goofy contests, but we like to appear in public."
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AOR Veteran Flies By The Seat Of His Pants It's rare to find an AOR personality who's spent a dec-
ade or more at one station, especially if that person's shift happens to be AM drive. So when KUPD/Phoenix morning mayor Dave Pratt recently marked his 10th anniversary at the Tri-City Broadcasting rocker, I thought it would be interesting to find out how you go about achieving that kind of longevity in such a fickle, competitive business.
When Pratt first joined KUPD and began doing weekends (at the ripe old age of 19). things at the sta- tion were quite different than they are today. "It certainly wasn't one of the top rockers, I can tell you that,'' he recalls. "I don't think they were even in the Top 10. And they weren't doing a high -personal- ity morning show at all. It was basically music -intensive."
After a short time learning the ropes, Pratt slid into overnights. where he had a lot of room to ex- periment. "I just started screwing
My philosophy's always been 'throw it against the wall
and see if it sticks.' Some people
prepare their shows so much they forget to be awake. They forget to be real.
around on my own," Pratt says. "Nobody heard me much, so I got away with it. That was back when everybody in AOR was doing short, sweet, seven -second breaks. It was strange, because I was doing a high -profile all-night show and do- ing the majority of appearances for the station. That's really what got me the morning show."
No Show Prep As you'd expect, Pratt's abilities
have grown tremendously since KUPD decided to give him a shot at morning drive in 1983. But at least one thing remains the same - his disregard for show prep. "The show was very raw back then, and I made a lot of mis- takes," he admits. "I've smoothed it out a little bit, but I still do the show by the seat of my pants. I
never prepared then, and I still don't. People are always talking about how preparation is the key to a successful morning show, but I
don't do anything. "My show prep is watching tele-
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magazines, and generally being aware of the strange things going on around town. My philosophy's always been 'throw it against the wall and see if it sticks.' A lot of times I think people prepare their
shows so much they forget to be awake. They forget to be real."
Pratt's preparation philosophy allows him to roll into the studio at 5:20am, just 10 minutes before his show begins. But it wasn't always that way. "When I first started I got in a lot earlier." he remem- bers. "I was a little nervous, hav- ing never done it before, and I'd get in at ,lam. read the teletype. check through every newspaper and cut out all the good stuff. By the time: got on the air. I felt like I'd already heard everything. It wasn't fresh and funny to me. Now when I read something in the paper it's on the air; it's my first reaction.
"I'm not saying we don't have certain bits we do every week. For example, on Friday mornings just after 9am we have a 'Red Radio Roll Call' in which businesses lis-
tening to us call up and tell us where they are. Since we broad- cast statewide, that's kind of neat. Another standard bit is our Mon- day morning 'I Feel Good' line, where people call up and scream, 'I feel good today!' So it's not as though everything's unplanned. But I try to come up with different things, because morning shows that do the same thing every week
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More than 10,000 people show- ed up at the bash, which featured music by Pratt's Sex Machine Band. In addition to rocking the
crowd, the group brought along
their usual array of props, including
two chainsaws, 12 cases of whip-
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dancers, a Harley, 1000 condoms, an airplane, a 1912 circus cannon, a cow, 250 pairs of red lace under-
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every week tend to bore me. You can tell what they're
going to do before they do it. That's not spontaneous,
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tend to bore me. You can tell what they're going to do before they do it. That's not spontaneous, ex- citing, or dangerous."
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never will. I don't like that at all. Recording and editing the calls takes all your attention away from the show. The first five years I
didn't even have a delay. Then a few choice items made it on the air and !management] decided it
would be a good idea to use one."
Although Pratt has been known to cross the line every now and then, he says the FCC's recent crackdown on indecency has had no effect on the show. "The owners told me, 'Just do your show. This doesn't concern you.' And that's an example of why I've been here so long. The owners have a hands-off policy. They hire the people they feel are right for the job and then just let them do it. That's it.
"I never aircheck or go over the show with anybody. The last air - check we did was probably six years ago. Whatever I want to do during those four -and -a -half hours is completely up to me. as long as I get my advertising in. If I want to do a live broadcast tomorrow I'll just go do it.
"I didn't have that freedom at first, of course. I earned it. We air - checked a lot in the first couple of years. But now they just leave me alone. My main input comes from the listeners. I feel they're the most important people to please. I an- swer all my own mail: we get tons of it, maybe 50-75 letters a day. I
can sense what's working and ad -
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a lot of morning shows is they just try too hard. It's impossible to be funny each and
every break.
just my show according to the audi- ence reaction. I don't knee-jerk off one letter, but the mail has a big ef- fect.
"You don't have to be dirty to be controversial. Really hard political comments have the same effect. Arizona's been crazy the last four
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AOR Veteran Flies By The Seat Of His Pants Continued from Page 47
years. We've had the Evan Meeham deal, with him being ousted from the governor's seat. We've had the Super Bowl taken away from us because we don't have a Martin Luther King Day. We've had the Charles Keating S&L scandal. So things have been quite lively.
"If there's a funny blue bit, how- ever. I don't back away at all. For example, there was a guy this mor- ning in the news, the head of the electric company, who hiked the
I love doing appearances and
shaking hands. When you sincerely enjoy what you do it's never a grind.
rates. And his name happens to be Richard. So I said, 'Yeah, it figures that's his name. What a Dick. He's probably the biggest Dick in Arizo- na.' Then I said. 'Hey, why don't we try to find the biggest Dick in Arizona?' So we opened up the phone book and just started dial- ing."
Keeping It Fresh Asked how he keeps his show
fresh and compelling after all these years, Pratt says, "That's the hardest thing. It's easy to be a flash
SEGUES Greg "Fitz Dog" Fitzgerald
is out as MD/afternoons at WLZR/Milwaukee. He's been replaced on -air by Mark Thompson. At crosstown WOFM, AMD Jim Smith has been upped to MD/Research Director ... KRSP-FM/Salt Lake City MD Mick Martin de- parts ... Four-year Z -Rock vet Steve Fratt resigns. He's doing some parttime work at KZPS/ Dallas while pursuing a new challenge.
FALCON CAPTURED IN NEW JERSEY - Billy Falcon rubs el- bows with WDHA/Dover, NJ mid- dayer Kathy Millar following a spir- ited on -air performance.
in the pan, but being consistent is very difficult. You have to keep an open mind, and I think not prepar- ing has a lot to do with that. You have to go with what's topical. You can never sound old if you stay with what's going on. You sound old only if you keep forcefeeding your audience old bits.
"It's impossible to be funny each and every break. Some days I'm a
and out of the elements as quickly as possible."
Pratt says he owes a lot of his personal success to the rest of the KUPD staff. "There's a great bunch of people working here, and just about everybody's been here for several years. The station's been consistent for a long time, and that's helped me out a lot.
Behold the first of four Dave Pratt 8 The Sex Machine Band albums.
little slow so I'll lean on the music a little more. A big mistake with a lot of morning shows is they just try too hard. So many have come and gone since I've been here. A lot of times I think they confuse person- ality with the amount of time they talk. Talking a lot doesn't mean you're a personality. I try to get in
'Another thing is that I love what I do. I love doing appearances and shaking hands, and I work hard at that. When you sincerely enjoy what you do it's never a
grind. And since I don't prepare, every show's exciting for me. I wake up and I don't know what's going to happen. I like that."
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COLLEGE ROCK
WRAS Gives Atlanta An Alternative Education
With Atlanta's commercial radio stations choosing more mainstream formats, WRAS (Album 88)/Atlanta re- mains the city's lone New Rock outlet - a position the Georgia State University facility has held for the past 10
years. During its history, the 100,000 -
watt station has been instrumental in introducing alternative pop to what MD Jeff Clark describes as "a pretty conservative radio market." It's a tradition that con- tinues today.
"We do have an influence," says Clark. "If a record is successful for us and is selling in the city mainly because of our airplay, other sta- tions will look at it. Sometimes they'll pick it up. But a lot of sta- tions are reluctant to take chances Ion a hot New Rock record] even if
it's doing well for us." Conversely, WRAS isn't swayed
much by what the city's commer- cial stations are programming. "They don't affect us because the music we play is pretty unique. There are two or three other non- commercial stations in town. The one that's probably closest to us from a programming standpoint is 11'REK, the Georgia Tech station. But they're more of a free -form college station.
"We play a pretty wide variety of music, but we rotate our albums more often I than WREK ] so people can become a little more familiar with the music. We play fewer rec- ords, but we give more emphasis to the records we play."
Music Mix Clark. a student and four-year
station vet, has been MD for the past year and a half. He says slip- ping into the MD chair was "kind of a shock at first. Everyone wanted to talk to me. I used to get upset about it; now I just say `uh- huh' a lot."
Selecting the playlist, he says, is an artful balance. "I don't differen-
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tiate between indie and major label music. I just program what I think sounds good and will work. I try to program as big of a variety as I
can within our niche. keeping the sound as broad as passible. You might not like everything you hear, but you'll like a lot of it."
Major label releases comprise 50%-66% of the playlist. Indie and import records make up the rest. Like most commercial stations, Album 88 sticks to established heavy, medium, and light rota- tions. "We have 25 records in each category at any given time, for a total of 75 records," notes Clark. "Heavies are played once every four or five hours; mediums, once every eight to 10 hours; and lights, every 13-15 hours."
When adding and reporting rec- ords. Clark says he honors the labels' wishes - up to a point. "We'll usually play the emphasis track, but we also play up to six or seven other songs from a given album. We'd rather play a little variety, give people an idea of what the rest of the album sounds like.
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"One of the biggest problems with college radio is that some- times too much emphasis is put on relationships with the labels rather than on the music itself. I try to keep a good relationship with la- bels, but I don't think a relationship should dictate what you play. We try to program Album 88 like a commercial station, and thus la- bels tend to treat us like a commer- cial station."
Specialty Programming WRAS plays an important role in
introducing listeners to a variety of new music. Specialty shows, says Clark, are often the best vehicle. "We have a reggae show, an indus- trial music show, a rap -oriented show, a blues -based show, and one dedicated to local music. They air mostly on the weekend."
Clark says the "Georgia Music Show" is important because it gives listeners the opportunity to hear some great local unsigned bands. "We put a lot of emphasis on local talent, playing several Georgia -based acts in our regular rotation. We'll play just about all the singles, LPs, and CDs the local bands put out. Most are pretty good and work well for the station."
Jock Talk All in all, WRAS's mix gives the
station a decidedly uncommercial sound, which is fine with Clark. "I'd prefer that we didn't sound too commercial, except in our disc jockey delivery, etc. We try to be as professional as possible in that area. Sometimes it works, some- times it doesn't."
Helping it work is PD Andy Men- dello, who joined just under a year ago. "We constantly run airchecks on the disc jockeys." he says. "I listen to every word that goes on the air, then evaluate the jocks and try to help them improve."
One of the things Mendello tells his staff is to let the music do the talking. "We don't want the jocks to put too much emphasis on per- sonality. We just want them to come in occasionally, announce what songs were played, tell people what's coming up, and get out. We do, however, have PSAs the jccks can read on -air."
REVOLUTION KNDD/Seattle hires Norman B. from
crosstown AOR KXRX to fill the after- noon drive slot vacated by Angie Good ... KJQN/Salt Lake City late -night jock Don Casual adds Asst. MD duties .. .
KBAC/Santa Fe -Albuquerque right driver Jon Hudson is upped to MD .. WDST/Woodstock, NY morning man
Freddie Blue Fox switches shifts with afternoon driver Randy Milroy ... Col- lege outlet KCCR/Tacoma names Stephen Kilbreath GM.
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Though it's part of the universi- ty's broadcast program, 'RAS is entirely student -run. The staff is currently comprised of nearly 50
volunteer disc jockeys (!), who rotate four-hour shifts on various days. Mendello says there's not too much interference from the college aoard. "The students train the students. Most of us are in the school's broadcast program, but that's more geared toward news than anything else."
Album 88 relies on the university for most of its funding, but turns to promotions to pick up extra cash. "We hold various benefits to keep the station going," says Clark. "Right now we want to build a new studio. The equipment and facili- ties we have are pretty antiquated. You look at the studio and it's like somebody's closet or something. We've bought a lot of new equip- ment already, but need to build the studio in another room on cam- pus." Construction begins later this year.
Commercial Bound? Clark and Mendello are at a loss
to explain why no commercial sta- tion in the market has adopted the New Rock format. "I have no idea,
but I do know a commercial alter- native station could be very suc- cessful," says Clark. "We do pretty well. There are so many stations here like W'STR, which went to an adult CHR station. Why do we need that? We already have Power 99 [CHR WAPN ] as well as Classic Rock, AOR, Urban and Country stations out the wazoo.
"I don't understand it. People either don't want to try New Rock - don't want to take that chance - or else they look at us and say 'Well, they're already doing it, so why bother.' I think it'll happen within five years. I may be wrong, but I don't think they [commercial broadcasters] can ignore it much longer. If I had the money I'd start one myself."
Mendello agrees: "Something will have to change soon, because right now everything's program- med in the exact same direction. The market's Top 5 major sta- tions are pretty much playing the same thing. They're beating their heads against each other. I don't see how any of them can get a big- ger share of the pie. They're just splitting it up into smaller pieces."
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WDAS Brings Philly Together Twelfth Annual Unity Day Focuses On Community, Youth, And Family Fun
WDAS-FM recently staged its annual Philadelphia Unity Day celebration. What began 12 years ago as a one - day event has become a three-day weekend for the entire family, with topflight entertainment, broad political and community involvement, and this year, a special procla- mation from Philadelphia Mayor W. Wilson Goode.
WDAS-FM GM Kernie L. Ander- son and PD Joe "Butterball" Tam - burro talked about the event's goals and good times. Anderson ex- plained, "We take the whole con- cept of unity seriously. To that ex- tent we look at Unity Weekend as our effort to bring the entire area together. And in each of my three years here, it's become more of a Delaware Valley event. Yes, the preponderance of the people are black, but more and more we have a 'rainbow' situation."
Tamburro, who's been involved with the event since its beginning, concurred: "I've seen them all, and each year we get more and more of the people of this city to take part."
Anti -Drug Summit Tamburro described some of the
events. "At 8am Friday we had a gathering of youth at Penn's Lan- ding, which is an amphitheater on the Delaware River." Anderson explained, "It was a youth summit, a city of diversity summit, dedicat- ed to dealing with the issue of drugs. It was cosponsored by WDAS-FM and BET.
"We had over a dozen govern- ment officials from every level, in- cluding the state of Pennsylvania, the federal government, the city of Philadelphia, and others who deal with the drug issue on a panel, being interviewed by the youth themselves. We had a crowd of more than 400 young people asking
questions and listening. The discus- sion was co -hosted by our teen talk show hosts, Aquil Bashir and Omeka Reed, plus BET's Lisa Johnson." Tamburro added that the discussion was taped and will air on BET in the near future.
Heritage & Hip -Hop Of course, entertainment was
essential to the Unity Day festivi-
bi Institute to do a concert. This is the first year we've taken their function in under our umbrella.
"Friday, we also presented Cheryl "Pepsii" Riley, D -Nice, and M.C. Lyte in conjunction with many local performers. The venue was sold out, and it was an incredi- ble evening. It seems there are often problems when rap artists appear, but not this time. The city officials, the police, and the artists all walked away from this feeling wonderful. We brought thousands of people together for a free con- cert, and there wasn't one I nega- tive] incident."
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Family Ties Saturday saw the second annual
WDAS-FM 10K Run and One Mile Fun Run on the Ben Franklin Parkway, while elsewhere, a mas- sive cleanup effort was under way.
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Unity Day are black, but more and more
we have a `rainbow' situation. - Kernie L. Anderson
As Tamburro recounted, "One thousand city youths, along with M.C. Lyte and representatives of the mayor's office, did an eight - mile clean sweep of North Broad Street. The kids swept that area clean, and the event was a large success.
"Getting 1000 young people out doing positive things was really great. Having a rapper there to lead them was also a very positive thing."
Though WDAS-FM targets adults 25-54, many Unity Day
UNITY IN NUMBERS - Philadelphia officials estimated Unity Day drew a
crowd of approximately 700,000 people.
events were targeted at youth. Anderson explained the connection between the station's program- ming philosophy and its approach to Unity Day: "It's about family and unity. If we get some of the rappers to take part, then the mothers and fathers can get their kids to come along. We got them all to come out and be together as family units. That's part of our goal for Unity Day."
Giving Something Back At the VIP Reception Saturday
evening, said Anderson, "We pre- sented several awards. The Keep- ing The Dream Alive Award went to [Inner City Broadcasting founder] Percy Sutton, and we made a $5000 donation to the Save The Apollo Fund." Inner City owns Harlem's legendary Apollo Thea- ter, which is currently in danger of closing for want of funds.
On Sunday, the live entertain- ment stretched from noon to night,
encompassing gospel, reggae, jazz, and even health and fitness instruc- tion. Gospel greats Albertina Walk- er, I lezkiah Walker, and the Wil- mington -Chester Mass Choir, reg- gae star Shinehead, and eight jazz acts, including Special EFX, Kim Waters, Bobby Lyle, and Stanley Beard, performed. Vince & Yolan- da Faust, hosts of WDAS-FM's dai- ly "Fit To Be Fit" program, em- ceed the popular Fitness Enter- tainment Stage, which featured body builders and health informa- tion.
Phyllis Hyman and Frankie Beverly & Maze closed the week- end's entertainment, and a number of dignitaries came out for the clos- ing ceremony. These included Mayor Goode, Unity Broadcasting Chairman Eugene Jackson, activ- ist Dick Gregory, U.S. Sen. Wof- ford Harris (D -PA), and numerous other state and local political fig- ures.
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KKBQ: Tackling Tough Houston With 'Easy Country' PD Dene Hallam Explains Everything You Want To Know About The New Format
Thursday, September 19, marked a day few thought would ever come. When KKBQ-AM & FM/Houston Presi- dent/GM Don Troutt pressed the button on a giant radio, the Gannett Radio CHR stalwart became the third FM Country outlet in the market.
It's now set to do battle against Westinghouse's KILT -FM and Via- com's KIKK-F'M - both among the nation's top Country outlets. ranking first and second, respec- tively. in cume and 12+. 255-54, and 35-64 AQH. Programming the sta- tion is Dene Hallam, a five-year Gannett vet who joined the station a year ago. Although Hallam's spent the last seven years in CHR, Oldies, and Talk formats. he's no stranger to Country radio. He spent five of his 15 radio years as a Coun- try programmer, including stints at WEEP/Pittsburgh, VW W /De- troit, 11'HN/New York, and WK11K/ New York. Ironically, WKHX (now AC t1 LT1V) is owned by Viacom.
Barely 24 hours after "92.9 Easy Country" hit the air, Hallam an- swered the following questions about Houston's new Country en- try.
R&R: Why did Gannett take KKBQ Country?
DH: Obviously, we didn't have the kind of ratings as a CHR to gen- erate the revenue we needed to op- erate in Houston. Undoubtedly. the mass appeal music in this town - in Texas for that matter - is coun- try. That made the decision 'Easy."
R&R: Speaking of which, you've labeled the format "Easy Country." Just what is "Easy Country"?
DH: It means we play Country music - no current AC music. But we're like a Soft AC in presentation and attitude. Musically. "Easy" is a very subjective thing. It's the softer side of most of the country artists heard on any mainstream Country radio station today. Defin- ing the boundaries has been the most difficult thing. The decision on each song was made on a case - by -case basis.
R&R: Why did you choose to flank KIKK-FM and KILT -FM with a soft format, as opposed to the Thunder Country or Hot Country formats that have sprung up the last few years?
DH: We're positioning ourselves as an alternative to two other great Houston Country stations. We're trying very hard to demonstrate with exact programming that we're clearly different from the other two.
And despite what others may think, we don't believe that just be- cause we're soft the only people who will be attracted to the station will be old. A lot of people are going
to be surprised by the younger demos that w ill eventually come in. The population curve is getting older, and Gannett has made an enormous investment in the future. This is a S130 million a year mar- ket, and the bulk of the buys are 25-54. We expect to deliver 25-54 numbers that are strong across the board, with a concentration in the middle.
It's important to understand this isn't a Beautiful Country Music sta-
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Dene Hallam
FORMAT ROOM HIGHLIGHTS
September 27,1991 Raft 55
KKBQ Music Monitor
Sample Hours Friday (9120)
8-9am ALABAMA/Why Lady Why TANYA TUCKER/Walking Shoes KEITH WHITLEY/Don't Close Your
Eyes ENGLAND DAN & JOHN FORD
COLEY/I'd Really Love To See You Tonight
SHENANDOAH/The Moon Over Georgia
DON WILLIAMS/Lord. I Hope This Day Is Good
KATHY MATTEA/Time Passes By GEORGE STRAIT/Amarillo By
Morning JUDDS Grandpa RONNIE MILSAP/Since I Don't
Have You CLINT BLACK,Killin' Time ANNE MURRAY Blessed Are The
Believers RONNIE McDOWELL Unchained
Melody DOLLY PARTON/But You Know I
Love You
Music Is The Talk Of NAB '91 Music was the chief topic of conversation at this
year's NAB Country format room. Moderated by yours truly, WOKQ/Dover, NH PD Cliff Blake, McVay Media VP Charlie Cook, and WPOC/Baltimore PD Bob Moody discussed radio's handling of new artists, recurrents, rota- tions, and gold.
A large portion of the panel's allotted 70 minutes was spent talk- ing about the huge influx of new artists hitting the scene over the last few years and whether Coun- try radio could handle the continu- ing flow. The overwhelming con- sensus: The format's recent growth spurt can be largely at- tributed to these young acts, and Country radio can continue its up trend by remaining open to new talent.
Doing that requires time and ef- fort, as Moody reminded the pack- ed room, "There's increased in- terest in new artists (on behalf of the listeners). And I believe that if you are progranuning the radio station, it's your responsibility to be familiar with the new music. It's my job to know these records." Ad- ded Blake, "It's using your head and your gut: you've got to expose new artists."
It was acknowledged that job will become tougher in the future as more record companies enter the Country marketplace. How- ever, the three panelists concurred that as long as the songs and music are strong, there would be break- through room for additional new acts.
The panelists also agreed that although the impact of Country Music Television and the Nashville Network has steadily increased. radio still plays the biggest role in breaking new acts. Neither the
panelists nor audience members could relate an instance of a station being -forced" on a record by a video outlet. Cook said broadcast- ers should encourage record com- panies to release singles and videos simultaneously and cease the prac- tice of offering videos to televisicn weeks before the single is available to radio. He said that could even- tually erode Country radio's power base.
Burn Out Or Burn In During a discussion about the
-'hot recurrent" categories many stations have installed within the last 12-18 months, I asked if it was possible to burn out an artist through overexposure just as a record burns out after repeated play. Blake said it wasn't a sta- tion's responsibility to worry about that. "We may 'burn in' a new, hot act because that's what the au- dience wants to hear. But if the act does wear, just move on to another hot artist."
The subject of hot recurrents also prompted a question about artist separation times. The panelists noted their respective stations still maintain about a
70 -minute interval. An audience member said his station will occa- sionally drop down to as low as 40
minutes on hot acts, especially those with an upcoming concert date in the market.
Record Life Too Short On the subject of rotations. pan-
elists and audience members alike noted the swift movement of songs up the charts has resulted in listen- ers barely becoming familiar with a record before another single is released. Speaking from the au- d`ence, KMPS/Seattle PD Tim Murphy noted that reach and fre- quency calculations revealed it can take 300 plays for a record to reach a large portion of the audience.
And even with radio stations ad- ding new records directly into medium or even heavy rotations, the effective life of a record was far longer than currently allowed. Murphy acknowledged the possi- bility of someday "missing" an en- tire single release by an act owing to a station not being finished with the previous record.
Moody said he plays records for 12 weeks, at which point they move tc recurrent - sometimes to the labels' chagrin. "I've had people beg me not to play records early so I xvo uldn't be off of them when the label is going for No. 1. Some rec- ord companies have even talked about not sending us product until a few weeks after it's released to everybody else."
Gold Polls An informal audience poll show-
ec most stations use a gold library comprised of 700-800 records. An- other show of hands indicated that orly a few programmers are still playing the crossover music that was such a large part of Country radio gold libraries a few years ago. Cook noted that the bulk of the gold ranges from 1980 to the pres- ent, with only the biggest pre -'80 hilts still on the radio.
4-5pm GEORGE STRAIT/It Ain't Cool To
Be Crazy BAILLIE & THE BOYS/Fool Such
As I
ALABAMA/Feels So Right KEITH WHITLEY/It Ain't Nothin' BELLAMY BROTHERS/You Ain't
Just Whistlin' Dixie
SHENANDOAH/The Moon Over Georgia
STEVE WARINER/Your Memory KATHY MATTEA/Whole Lotta
Holes MICKEY GILLEY/You Don't Know
Me
RODNEY CROWELL/If Looks Could Kill
EDDIE RABBITT & CRYSTAL GAYLE/You & I
DOUG STONE/In A Different Light RESTLESS HEART/Why Does It
Have To Be (Wrong Or Right) RONNIE MILSAP/Since I Don't
Have You DON WILLIAMS/I've Been Loved
By The Best JUICE NEWTON/Break It To Me
Gently TANYA TUCKER/Walking Shoes CONWAY TWITTY'I Want To
Know You
Lion; this is not your Grand- mother's Country station. It's a hip, classy. Soft Adult Contempor- ary -type station that's proud to be Country - not industrial Country. Easy Country.
It&It: Where do you expect to draw your audience?
1)11: KILT -FM and KIKK-FM were one and two in cume and 25-54 AQH. ACs KODA and KIIMX rank- ed fourth and third in cume, re- spectively, and third and fifth in 25-54 AQH. We expect to get folks from all four places. We want to be the second favorite station of their listeners.
R&R: What's the station's mu- sical philosophy concerning core acts, adds, gold. and tempo?
1)11: The core is the same as that of any mainstream Country sta- tion. We'll be late adding records. But then again, both KIKK-FM and KILT -FM are rather late. On the average, records will be Top 10 be- fore we add them, but I won't be bound by that if a song is perfect for the station.
We're 60% gold, 20% current, and 20% recurrent. Our gold is pri- marily from the '80s, with some material from the '70s and a few things we showcase as classics from the '50s and '60s - songs like Patsy Cline's "Crazy" and Bobby Bare's "500 Miles From Home."
We do play uptempo songs as long as they have a soft sound to them. Again, it's a case -by -case basis. And even those decisions change based upon the way songs sound on the air. The key will be at- tention to the music mix and se- quencing.
R&R: Describe the personali- ties' on -air approach.
DH: We're not unlike a Soft AC in that we don't talk over intros. We may become more or less ener- getic as time goes on, but the goal is to sound confident and not sleepy without being in your face.
R&R: What are some of the posi- tioners and jock lines you're using?
Continued on Page 56
56. Ra R September 27,1991 NASHVILLE THIS WEEK T.J. MARTELL BENEFIT
Artists For Auction Folks attending the silent auction at T.J. MIartell's
first annual Music Row Golf And Bowl extravaganza in Nashville (9/30) can bid on everything from a weeklong Jamaican getaway to a guest DJ spot on WSM-FM/Nash- vílle's morning show.
Many of the more than two dozen celebrities participating in the fundraiser (scheduled to take place during ('MA week) have donated auction items. Some of the more unique pieces of memorabilia in- clude an autographed Roy Rogers picture disc: Torn Petty's 12 -string Rickenbacker: a role in an upcom- ing Mark Chesnutt video; a roman- tic evening with Doug Stone: the opportunity to co -write a song with Don Henry: a signed Garth Brooks gold record; a Gibson guitar auto- graphed by Chet Atkins, Mark Knopfler, and Jerry Reed; a foot- ball signed by the Miami Dolphins; a pair of round-trip airline tickets to London: and two seats from Chi- cago's original Comiskey Park.
Charlie Daniels, the Jock's, Doug Stone. the Kentucky Headhunters, T. Graham Brown, Garth Brooks, Roy Rogers, Tammy Wynette, Glenn Frey, and Eddie Rabhiti are among the artists already confirm- ed to attend the putters -and -gutters gala. Proceeds from the event will filter back to the Nashville com- munity. A special research grant by the .Martell Foundation has al- ready been made available to Nashville's Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
The deadline for purchasing tic- kets has been extended through noon on September 30. Contact Paul Jankowski at (615) 256-1401
for more information.
Bits & Pieces Entertainment Weekly's re-
cent feature story on Garth Brooks. "The World According To Garth." reveals the superstar's more pri- vate - and somewhat darker - side. Brooks's wife. Sandy, admits her husband "loves it when he can make an audience be as quiet as church mice and then rowdy as cowboys in some drunken bar."
Says Brooks: ")Fans) will tear the building down if I tell them to. In Tucson they started pulling the monitors into the crowd. People
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lot for Brooks & Dunn's "Brand New Man," written by Kix Brooks. Don Cook. and Ronnie Dunn (published by Sony
Cross Keys and Sony Tree). Avoiding cow patties and smiling for the camera are (1-r) BMI's Jody Williams, Brooks.
Cook (cutout), Sony's Donna Hilley. ASCAP's Connie Bradley, Dunn. Arista's Tim DuBois. and producer Scott Hen-
dricks.
HEROES OF THE HEART - Several country music artists joined forces at the Heroes Of The Heart benefit concert at Atlanta's Omni Theatre to help raise $100.000 for three children's organizations. Lending a hand were (1-r) Atlanta Falcons Coach Jerry Glanville. Georgia Governor Zell Miller. Waylon Jennings, and Travis Tritt.
were touching stage lights that had been burning for hours - I could see smoke rising. People were feeding off the excitement. That's when you're walking the line, say- ing. 'My God. this could explode
KKBQ: Tackling Tough Houston With 'Easy Country' Continued from Page 55
1)11: "Easy Country": "Soft country hits with less talk": We want to be known for our music": "Kinder and gentler country": "The perfect combination for the ride home"; "Keeping you com- pany at work without getting in the way"; "Thanks for taking us along on your lunch hour": "Playing the songs that tell the stories of your life": "Playing songs with words you can understand"; and "We al- ways tell you the names of the songs we play." Our promos and sweepers are voiced by Rex Allen Sr.
R&R: What are the key formatic tenets?
1)11: We guarantee a full 30 -minute sweep of music after ev- ery break, which means we have floating stopsets. We let the music fade out completely before we start another song or before the jock comes in to talk. And there's a split-second pause between jock talk and a record or a spot. I never thought I'd hear myself say this, but I'd rather the jocks were too loose than too tight.
R&R: What about contests?
1)11: We're going to be very' se- lective, focusing on big client - oriented promotions.
R&R: How big a splash have you made with outside media?
DH: The billboard rep said ours is the biggest billboard campaign in Houston's history. Our custom TV spots will hit very soon.
RIM: What kind of numbers do you think KKBQ will generate?
DH: We're going against two of
the finest Country stations in the world; we have the utmost respect for Viacom and Westinghouse. Be-
ing conservative - so we're not
disappointed - and still being realistic. we'd be happy with a three share 12-r. That's what we had as a CHIC. But a three with Easy Country should give us a live or six 25-54 share. We'd be satisfied with that for the first book because we're here for the long run.
But the real key is the potential this format has to explode. This format ís built for TSL. But in
Houston. an enormous cume poten- tial exists as well. The upside for a format that can attract lengthy 'l'SL and large cume is tremen- dous.
any minute. but at the same time I
want it.' What a feeling." Randy Travis and Willie Nel-
son traveled to Pasadena. CA last week to participate in the taping of "Ray Charles: 50 Years Of Music." The Fox TV special ís set to air Oc- tober 6. Meanwhile, Nelson re- portedly has signed a contract to become a star -in -residence at Branson. MO's Ozarks Theatre. where he will perform 10 shows per week beginning next May.
Music City songwriters Mary Ann Kennedy and Pam Rose (Ken- nedy Rose) made a guest appear- ance during Sting's recent Star - wood Amphitheatre concert in
Nashville. The duo. who have just completed a two -month European and U.S. tour as the ex -Police- man's opening act. are planning to record a second album for his Pangaea label.
Roy Rogers and Clint Black have joined the artists scheduled to appear on the CMA awards tele- cast on October 2. The two will per- form "Hold On Partner." their duet single from Rogers's "Trib- ute" LP (which is set for release September 30). Speaking of Black, he was scheduled to appear on
ABC -TV's "Prime Time Live" with Diane Sawyer and Sam Donaldson last Thursday (9/26).
The Oak Ridge Boys will be featured in the National Highway Traffic Safety .Administration's new seat belt campaign. They're set to film several 30 -second spots next month emphasizing the theme: "Seat Belts: Everybody's Wearing Them."
-Lorie Hollahaugh
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Music intensive Adult Contem- porary in Top 25 market is look- ing for: 1) A production director with a friendly voice. Great writing and editing skills are required. You must be willing to work closely with programming and sales. 2) A midday jock who can be creative within the confines of a structured format. You must sound friendly and natural. Great company. Great city & 2 great opportunities. Send T&R to: Radio & Records, 1930 Cen- tury Park West, #401, Los Ange- les, CA 90067. EOE
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DOUG SILVER Former PD WKRC/Cincinnati - WLW - KSTP - WXYZ. 20 -year major market pro ready for new challenge PD -Ops Mgr. - Station Mgr. -513-922-5100.
You seek pipes? I've got them. Experienced AOR CR talent. T&R available. DENNIS JAMES: 9041 269-7223. 19'271
National network news anchor with witty writing style seeks entertainment radio. You've got CD hear my tape. BRIAN: (2141 748 3997. 19/271
Talk station in major market sensing more sponsors? Conser vative host heard in 70 nations by over 40 million now avail- able. DON: 15121454-6327. 19,271
Strong female voice seeks medrum'large market Country sta- tion west of the Mississippi. Will travel. THERESA: 15051 623-4033. 19/271
Best value in the graveyard today. Innovative programmer seeks to make you successful. All formats welcome. TOM: 12031 322-8631. 19/271
Team leadingPD seeks next opportunity in the SE. I have the experience and the drive to take your station to the top. DAVID BOW'. 14041 980-0194 19/271
27 -year Boston market alumni seeks small to medium market opportunity as ATIPD,management. Will help you shine. Let's talk 16171 848-4222. 19'271
Dirk Stamm. Exciting CHR talent seeks exciting CHR station UPtempo and positive. I offer lots of extras. Selector, four track, and more 16161 777-3326 19 271
MISCELLANEOUS_. College radio station seeks record service from all labels. All for mats, especially AOR CHRINew Rock. TO: WVCS, Adrienne Fleming, 14121 938-4330. 19'271
WESP AC seeks CD service from all labels. TO: Allen Skipper, 200 Honeysuckle Road, Suite L, Dothan, AL 36301 (9/27)
South LA Adult CHR seeks service from all labels TO: KFXY KMRC, Brett Ross. 409 Duke St.. Morgan City. LA 70380 19/271
ALAN (FILL JOCK) KABEL Any format, any daypart. Content or cards. Any energy level or presentation. Just fill- ed 2 weeks WZOU, Boston; 1 week Z104, Madison; 2 weeks KS104, Denver. Former nights WLOL, Z95 Chicago (#1 12+, 12-24P), KDWB Minneapolis (#1 12+, 12- 24P, 18-34W, 18-49W), KS104 (#1 12+, 18-24W, #2 18-34W). 14 years exp.
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Top -rated overnights on Country combo, with AC/CHR ex- perience, seeking daylight gig. TONY: 16161696-1631. 19/271
Dallas! Four-year veteran with AT and production seeks gig. Wrote the book on how to be an AT. WILL WOODS: 1214) 681-9383. 19/271
After 16 years as a jock, trust me, it's time to let me TALK. MINE years at pre- sent station, yikes! People say, "With ycur voice you could work anywhere." Well let's just see. Cheri (413) 774-7604.
Thanks for spotting me. FS Talk anist'producer with major mar- ket experience and a mirthful mind. CHARLEY: 13011 431-1960. 19 271
Seeking a top-notch sports producer> Two years' on -air and sports producing experience. GREG. 17171 626-1388. 19'271
Oops. I blew it! 10 year former broadcaster seeks return to radio. Can you help me? Will relocate anywhere' BOB 16161 665-7140 19 271
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Seeks fulltime L.A. or San Diego daytime air - shift. Seasoned foregrourie persofm/itv, current- ly employed as Hot AC programmer & morn- ing drive in Southern CA FAX confidential in- quiries to (619) 673-9487.
News anchor outstandinL on enhei FM or News/Talk. Excellent writer with experience and goon : ound. Talk and sports, too D.E.D . 16191 426-7925. 19 271
Reason No. 7 to hire me. Cheaper t nan Howard Stern and not as controversial. GARY G. 14121 327 4460. 19 271
Promotions! Have creative ideas to help promote your station. Experienced with top station in Hartford. CT. ROB' 12031 232-5981. 19 271
Entry-level news posilior sought by recent college graduate with ambition. Will travel 15131 784-0947. 19/271
Rochester, Syracuse, Bt:ffaio OM who ac- tually understands micro, macro, guerilla marketing; actually understands station positioning and understands how to posi- tively motivate staff. Also, knows that the reason radio exists is to make money. Sta- ble individual looking for serious, long- term position and a move back East. Specialized in News/Talk and FSA. If you have the tools and the desire, let's build! Ccnfidential inquiries to Ken (309) 698-6220.
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Closer Than Close (Columbia) 78% of our reporting stations on N. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 13/2, Light 56/17, Total Adds 19 including WRKS, KJMZ, KAf1J0, K97, WYLD, WOWI, WIZF, WJLB, WTLC, KPRS.
ERIC GABLE Can't Wait 'Till You Get Home (Orpheus/Epic)
69% of our reporting stations on N. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/1, Light 55/21, Total Adds 22 including WDAS, K97, WYLD, WTLC, KPRS, WJIZ, KBCE, WXOK, WENN, WPEG.
ZIGGY MARLEY & THE MELODY MAKERS Good Time (Virgin)
65% of our reporting stations on It. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 17/0, Light 41/6, Total Adds 6, WXYV, WHUR, WTLC, WOOK, WCDX, WPLZ.
MARC NELSON I Want You (Capitol)
60% of our reporting stations on N. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3510, Light 1714, Total Adds 4, WRKE, Z93, WJTT, WFXE.
DIANA ROSS When You Tell Me That You Love Me (Motown)
60% of our reporting stations on N. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 18/0, Light 35/9, Total Adds 9, KJMZ, WYLD, KPRS, WOMG, WHJX, KIIZ, WLOU, WALT, WVOI.
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QUEEN LATIFAH "Fly Girl" (Tommy Boy) 47/9 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 23/1. Light 23 8. Total Adds 9, WXYV, WEDR, WOWI. WBLK, KKBT, WAKE, WUJM, HOT105. WDZZ. Heavy: WJMI. Mediums include: K104, KJMZ, K97. WGCI, WIZF.
TONY! TONII TONE! "House Party II (I Don't..)" (MCA) 46/6 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 17/0. Light 2916, Total Adds 6, WOMG, WCDX. WT12. WVOI, KBMS, KRIZ. Mediums include: WKYS, K104, K97. WHOT, WOWI.
HEAVY D & THE BOYZ "Is It Good To You" (Uptown/MCA) 45/9 Rotations: Heavy 0:0, Medium 18/0, Light 27/9, Total Adds 9. KMJO, WJIZ, KBCE. WJTT. WOMG, WFXM, WIKS, WOOK, WEAS. Mediums include: WKYS, K104. K97, WYLD, WZAK.
PHIL PERRY "Forever" (Capitol) 43/6 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 13/1. Light 30/5. Total Adds 6, K97. WEDR, WJLB, KPRS, KOXL. KIPR. Mediums include' WBLS. WDAS. WZAK, WJTT, WFXE.
PC QUEST "After The Summer's Gone" (RCA) 42/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 39/9, Total Adds 9, KJMZ. K97, KPRS, KMJM, WUJM, WJTT, WWDM, WFXE. WPLZ. Medium: OC104, WAKE. WEAS
TONY! TONI! TONE! "Me & You" (Qwesi/WB) 41/3 Rotations- Heavy 15/0, Medium 21/1, Light 5/2, Total Adds 3. WKYS. WZFX. WDZZ. Heavies include: WUSL. K104, KJMZ. WGCI, WZAK. Mediums include. WBLS, WDAS, WAMO. WHUR. WEDR. Debuts at number 32 on the Urban Contemporary chart.
LONNIE GORDON "Gonna Catch You" (SBK) 40/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 9/0, Light 31/5, Total Adds 5, WAMO. WHUR, KPRS, WBLK, WJTT Mediums include: WOWI. WZAK, WJLB. WUJM, WOIS.
ESCOFFERYS "Look Who's Loving Me" (Atlantic) 39/6 Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 9/0. Light 30/6, Total Adds 6, WDAS. KMJO, WEDR, WCDX. WJFX, WMVP Mediums include KPRS. WBLK, WFXA, WEUP, HOT105.
TAM TAM "Do It Tam Tam" (Island) 38/17 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 0 0, Light 38/17, Total Adds 17 including KMJO. K97. KPRS, WJIZ, WENN, Z93, WJTT, WFXE, WOIS, KIPR.
KID 'N PLAY "Ain't Gonna Hurt Nobody" (Select/Elektra) 38/4 Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 6/0, Light 32/4, Total Adds 4, WXYV, 0C104, WUJM. HOT105. Mediums include WIZF, WDXZ, WFXE. WCDX, KMJJ.
YOUNG M.C. "Keep 11 In Your Pants" (Capitol) 34/10 Rotations' Heavy 0/0. Medium 2/1. Light 32'9. Total Adds 10, KJMZ, K97, WBLK. WAKE. WFXA. WENN, WBLX, WEAS, WDZZ, WNOV. Medium WZAK.
GETO BOYS "Mind Playing Tricks On Me" (Rap -a -Lot) 34/8 Rotations. Heavy 6/1. Medium 12/1, Light 16/6, Total Adds 8. K97. WIZF, WJLB, KPRS. WUJM, Z93, WOOK. WCDX. Heavy KJMZ. KMJO, WEDR, WYLD, WBLX. Mediums include: WHOT, WGCI, WZAK, KMJM, KOXL.
CHRIS BENDER "That's Not The Way" (EastWest) 33/12 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 0/0, Light 33/12. Total Adds 12 including K97, WATV. WENN, KIIZ, HOT105, WCDX, WEAS. WANM. WMVP, WNOV.
DANNY MADDEN "Facts Of Life" (Giant/Reprise) 32/4 Rotations' Heavy 0/0. Medium 4/0, Light 28/4, Total Adds 4, K97. KMJM, WOIS, WIKS. Medium: KPRS, WILD, WJJS, WALT.
RHYTHM "I'll Do Anything For You" (WTG/Epic) 32/3 Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 13/0, Light 17/3, Total Adds 3. KPRS- WUJM, KIPR. Heavy: K104, KJMZ. Mediums include KMJO. WEDR, WHOT, WYLD, WOWI.
VOYCEBOXING "Pain" (GRP) 31/4 Rotations: Heavy 00, Medium 1311. Light 1813. Total Adds 4. KPRS. WDXZ, WHJX, KJLH. Mediums include- WDAS. K97. WZAK, WXOK. WEUP.
MC LYTE "When In Love" (Atlantic) 29/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 4/0, Light 25/7, Total Adds 7 including WBLS. KMJO, WWDM, WALT. WNOV, KBMS, KRIZ. Medium: WJLB, WUJM, KJMS, K98 -FM.
D.J. JAZZY JEFF & FRESH PRINCE "Ring My Bell" (Jive) 28/23 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 26/22, Total Adds 23 including WUSL. WKYS, KMJO, K97. WHOT, WIZF, WZAK, WTLC, KPRS, WRKE. Medium: KJMZ.
ARETHA FRANKLIN "Someone Else's Eyes" (Arista) 2722 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 10, Light 26/22, Total Adds 22 including K97. WZAK, WTLC. OC104, WRKE, WJIZ, KBCE. WENN, WAGH. WFXE Medium: WTLZ.
LEVERT "Give A Little Love" (Atlantic) 27/5 Rotations: Heavy 1/0. Medium 5/0, Light 21/5, Total Adds 5. K97. WDXZ, WFXM. WIKS, WANM. Heavy- WGZB Medium. WHUR. WZAK, WWDM, WALT. HOT105
NATION FUNKTASIA "Move Me" (EastWest) 26/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 21/3. Total Adds 3, WEDR, WTLC. HOT105. Medium' WHOT, WXOK, WFXE, KFXZ, WNOV.
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LISA LISA "Where Were You When I Needed You" (Columbia) 24/14 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 24/14, Total Adds 14 including WDAS, WKYS, WJIZ, KBCE. WATV. WDXZ, WAGH, WOMG, WEUP, KIIZ.
PHYLLIS HYMAN (23) JAllY JEFF (23)
ARETHA FRANKLIN (22) ERIC GABLE (22) FOURPLAY (21)
PATTI LABELLE (20) PEABO BRYSON (19) MC SKAT KAT (19)
TAM TAM (17) CHRIS WALKER (17)
HOTTEST VANESSA WILLIAMS (71)
COLOR ME BADD (67) KARYN WHITE (57)
EX -GIRLFRIEND (34) BOYZ II MEN (33)
PRINCE (28) WHITNEY HOUSTON (22)
MARIAN CAREY (17) O'JAYS (16)
NAUGHTY BY NATURE (14)
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NICE & SMOOTH "Hip Hop Junkie" (Columbia) 24/4 Rotations' Heavy 0,0, Medium 5/1, Light 19/3, Total Adds 4, WBLS. 1(97, WALT. HOT105. Medium- WFXA, WFXE, WCDX. WEAS.
PHYLLIS HYMAN "Living In Confusion" (Philly/Zoo) 2323 Rotations- Heavy 0/0, Medium 2 2, Light 21 21, Total Adds 23 including WDAS, WKYS. KMJO. K97. WHOT, WIZF, WZAK, WRKE. KBCE, WATV.
READY FOR THE WORLD "Can He Do It (Like This...)" (MCA) 23/9 Rotations: Heavy 00. Medium 5/1, Light 18/8, Total Adds 9. WHUR. KOXL, WENN, KFXZ, KIPR. WANM, WTUG, K98 -FM, WDZZ. Medium' WAGH, WJHM, KBMS, KRIZ
RONNIE DYSON fNICKI AUSTIN "Are We So Far Apart" (Society Hill) 23/2 Rotations' Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 212, Total Adds 2, WFXE, XHRM Medium KPRS. WEAS
F.S. EFFECT f/CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS "I Wanna Be Ure Lover" (Giant/Reprise) 22/11 Rotations' Heavy Oro. Medium 3/0, Light 19/11. Total Adds 11 including K97, WEDR. KBCE. WXOK, WENN, WUJM. WJTT, WOMG. WEUP, KFXZ Medium KMJO. KKBT. KJLH.
FREDDIE JACKSON "Second Time For Love" (Capitol) 21/4 Rotations Heavy O/O. Medium 8/0. Light 13/4, Total Adds 4, KPRS. WGZB. WDZZ, WMVP Mediums include: WDAS. WKYS. K97. Z16, WALT
MC SKAT KAT "Scat Strut" (Virgin) 20/19 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 20/19, Total Adds 19 including K97, WEDR, WJIZ, KBCE, WXOK. WENN. Z93, WJTT. WAGH, KIIZ
ROBERTA FLACK w/MAXF PRIEST "Set The Night To Music" (Atlantic) 20/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0. Light 18/6, Total Adds 6, WTLC, KBCE, WJTT. WOMG WFXM, HOT105. Medium WDAS, WJHM
MARKY MARK & THE FUNKY BUNCH "Good Vibrations" (Interscope/EWA) 2019 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 14/0, Light 6/0, Total Adds 0. Mediums include: WAMO, OC104, WRKE, WXOK, WOXZ.
SEAL "Crazy" (WB) 18/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0. Light 14/1, Total Adds 1, WOIS Heavy: OC104. Medium: U102, WJJS, WCDX.
CHERYL "PEPSII" RILEY "Ain't No Way" (Columbia) 17/4 Rotations Heavy 00. Medium 1/0, Light 16/4. Total Adds 4, WXOK, WFXM, K98 -FM, WVOI. Medium' WAGH
FAMLEE "Love Me" (Del Jam/Columbia) 16/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 0/0, Light 16/3, Total Adds 3, WFXA, WBLX, WIKS
DAVID PEASTON "String" (MCA) 15/14 Rotations. Heavy 00, Medium 0/0. Light 15/14, Total Adds 14 including K97, WHOT, KPRS. KMJM, WATV. WENN, WJMI, WHJX, WPGA, WOOK
PUBLIC ENEMY "Can't Truss It" (Del Jam/Columbia) 14/14 Rotations- Heavy 0/0. Medium 0/0, Light 14/14. Total Adds 14 including WUSL, WEDR. WYLD. KMJM, WJIZ. WFXA, WOXZ. WUJM, WPEG, WAGH.
SHIRLEY MURDOCK "Stay With Me Tonight" (Eiektra) 14/14 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 00. Light 14/14, Total Adds 14 including WDAS, WHOT, WWDM, WAGH, 2104. WEUP, WPGA, WIKS, KMJJ. K98 -FM.
AUDREY WHEELER "I'm Yours Tonight" (Ear Candy) 14/3 Rotations: Heavy 00, Medium 2/0, Light 12/3, Total Adds 3, WHOT, WFXA, WIKS Medium WALT, WCDX
HONEY'S "How Low (Can You Go)" (J&J/8eilmark) 14/1 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 4,0, Light 10/1, Total Adds 1, WENN, Medium WZAK, WUJM, K98 -FM, WVOI
CRYSTAL WATERS "Makin' Happy" (Mercury) 13/5 Rotations: Heavy 0.0. Medium 4/1, Light 9/4, Total Adds 5, WBLK, OC104, WWDM. WCDX, WPLZ. Medium' WJLB. 2104, WOOK,
SPECIAL GENERATION "You Are Everything" (Bust It/Capitol) 13/4 Rotations- Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 11/4. Total Adds 4, KOXL. WBLX, WCDX, XHRM Medium WWDM, WIKS
MARGARET BELL "Over And Over" (Reprise) 13/0 Rotations Heavy 0 0 Medium 3 0 Light 10/0. Total Adds 0. Medium. WDAS, WEUP, WJFX
CHERRELLE "Never In My Life" (Tabu/Epic) 12/12 Rotations: Heavy 00, Medium 00. Light 12/12. Total Adds 12 including K97, WHOT, WIZF, WJLB, KPRS. WPEG, WPGA, HOT105. WOOK, WPLZ
PROFESSOR GRIFF "Jail Sail" (Luke) 122 Rotations Heavy 0,0, Medium 0/0, Light 12/2. Total Adds 2. KBMS, KRIZ.
SYBIL "Let It Rain" (Nest Plateau) 121 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 9/1. Total Adds 1, WOOK Mediums WJTT, WWDM, WIKS
UMC'S "Blue Cheese" (Wild Pitch) 11/4 Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 310, Light 814, Total Adds 4, K97, WJTT. WJHM, WANM. Medium: WKYS, WZAK. WIKS
BIZ MARKIE "What Comes Around, Goes Around" (Cold Chiliin/WB) 111 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 9/1, Total Adds 1, WNOV. Medium WBLS. KIIZ.
A TRIBE CALLED QUEST "Check The Rhime" (Jive) 1119 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 10/0, Total Adds 0 Medium: WYLD
TAJA SEVELLE "Trouble Having You Near" (Reprise) 10/4 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 10/4, Total Adds 4, WXOK. WATV, WMVP, WVOI.
CECE ROGERS "Thick Girtr" (Atlantic) 1019 Rotations. Heavy 00. Medium. 3/0, Light 7/0. Total Adds 0. Medium' KMJM, WEUP, WPGA.
TYCIE á WOODY "Rhythm Is Gonna Get You" (Eiektra) 1019 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 9/0, Total Adds 0. Medium: WPGA
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CRYSTAL WATERS INGRID CHAYEZ
PEABO BRYSON LCNNIE CORDON
HELEN BRUNER NATURAL SELECTION YOUNG M.C. CHRIS WALKER
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SHABBA RANKS
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BRAND NEW HEAVIES COLOR PE BARD
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BEBE A CECE WINAN
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COLOR ME BARD
VANESSA WILLIAMS
LISA FISCHER BOYZ II MEN
WRKEJOcean City Ouarlarone/Mena
MARC NELSON
YOUNG M.C. JAZZY JEFF PATTI LABELLE PHYLLIS HYMAN
ARETHA FRANKLIN
QUEEN LATIFAH Hottest: NAUGHTY BY NATURE
COLOR ME BARD
BOYZ II FEN MARIAN CAREY
BELL BIV DEVOE
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VANESSA WILLIAKS KAREN WHITE WHITNEY HOUSTON
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W AMO/Pillsburgh Hurricane NATURAL SELECTION CHRIS WALKER
LONNIE CORDON UNIT III Hottest: COLOR IE BARD
EX -GIRLFRIEND KAREN WHITE VANESSA WILLIAMS BOYZ II HEN
WHYS/Washington Simpson/Diggs TONY TONI TONE RARE ESSENCE JAllY JEFF PHYLLIS HYMAN
GROUND ZERO f/B00 FRANKIE KNUCKLES LISA LISA Hottest: COLOR NE BARD
BRAND NEW HEAVIES PHYLLIS HYMAN
JENNIFER HOLIDAY VANESSA WILLIAMS
W HUR/W ashington B.K. Kirkland
READY FOR TIE TAR CHRIS WALKER
PINT CONDITION LONNIE GORDCN
ZIOGY MARLEY Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON
JODECI TEVIN CAMPBELL COLOR PE BARD
EX -GIRLFRIEND
W JILAlbany Don Allen
SOUNDS OF B.ACENE ERIC GABLE MC SKAT KAT
TAM TAM
MARVIN SENSE ARETHA FRANKLIN PUBLIC ENEMY
LISA LISA HEAVY D A THE ROY
Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS
COLOR NE BARD
PRINCE EX -GIRLFRIEND KAREN WHITE
K BCE/Ale. andria Donnie Taylor
LISA LISA ARETHA FRANKLIN PHYLLIS HYMAN
ERIC GABLE F.S. EFFECT f/ CH
ROBERTA FLACK u/M HEAVY D A THE BOY
MC SCAT KAT UNIT III Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAM COLOR IE BARD
EX -GIRLFRIEND KAREN WHITE 0' JAYS
W VEE/Atlanta Roberts/Bacote
none Hottest: BOYZ II PEN COLOR NE BAUD
LUTHER VANDROSS
BELL BIV DEVOE NAUGHTY BY NATURE
WFXA/Augusta Carl Conner FAML.EE
PUBLIC ENEMY
YOUNG M.C. AUDREY WHEELER
Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS KAREN WHITE TRACIE SPENCER JENNIFER HOLIDAY COLOR IE BARD
W KOK/Baton Rouge Matt Morton
TAJA SEVELLE CHERYL "PEPSII" R
ERIC GABLE FOURPLAY F.S. EFFECT 1/ CH
MC SEAT KAT
Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS KAREN WHITE BOYZ II PEN 0' JAYS COLOR ME BARD
KOKL/Baton Rouge Chris Clay
READY FOR THE TAR
SPECIAL GENERATIO FOURPLAY PHIL PERRY
JAZZY JEFF Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS
COLOR PE BARD
EX -GIRLFRIEND KAREN WHITE
BOYZ II PEN
WENN Birmingham Donnell/Slav
293/Charleston Cliff Fletcher
VANE:SA WILLIAMS PATTI LARLLE GETO BOYS TAM TAM
PC SEAT KAT ERIC GABLE MARC NELSON FOURPLAY Hottest: TAM TAM COLOR PE BARD HONEY'S VANESSA WILLIAMS MARIO KAREN WHITE PEABD BRYSON IX -GIRLFRIEND CHRIS BENDER LUTHER VANDROSS YORE; M.C. F.S. EFFECT Cl CH WPEG/Charlotte MINT CONDITION
ARETHA FRANKLIN
CHRIS WALKER
PHYLLIS HYMAN
READY FOR THE MDR
DAVID PENSION MC SEAT KAT
Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON COLOR PE BAUD VANESSA WILLIAMS GUY
PRINCE
W TV/Birmingham Ron January
PATTI LABELLE PHYLLIS HYMAN
LISA LISA MARVIN SENSE CHRIS BENDER
TAJA SEVELLE NAUGHTY BY NATURE
CHRIS WALKER
DAVID PEASTON Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAM COLOR ME BARD
KAREN WHITE
0' JAYS PRINCE
W DXZ/Charlaston Jimmy Mack
VOYCEBDXING
LISA LISA PUBLIC ENEMY
LEVERT CHRIS WALKER
ATLANTIC STARR FORPPIAY Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS EX -GIRLFRIEND KAREN WHITE BOYZ II PEN
MARIAN CAREY
W UJM/Charleston Earl Boston
PHYLLIS HYMAN
K.M.C. KRU
ATLANTIC STARR FOURPLAY RHYTHM
KID 'N PLAY PUBLIC ENDMY
P.C. QUEST GELD BOYS
QUEEN LATIFAH F.S. EFFECT f/ CH
PEAED BRYSON
Hottest: PRINCE VANESSA WILLIAMS KAREN WITE OROR PE BARD MARIAN CAREY
W GCl/Chicago W KB/Detroit James Alexander Steve Hegwood
JODECI BEBE A CECE WINAN
Hottest: BEBE A CECE WINAN
TUNE TONI TONE BOYZ II MEN
COLOR ME BARD
TONY TERRY
W IZFICinclnnall Lewis/Turner
JODECI CHRIS WALKER
PATTI LABELLE GENE RICE PEABD BRYSON
BARRY WHITE
CHERRELLE JAZZY JEFF GETO BOYS PHYLLIS HYMAN
Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS KAREN WHITE COLOR HE BARD
TEVIN CAMPBELL PRINCE
W ZAK/Cleveland Tolliver/Rush
JAZZY JEFF PRINCE PHYLLIS HYMAN
ARETHA FRANKLIN TIM OMENS
Hottest: O'JAYS NAUGHTY BY NATURE
PRINCE COLOR ME BARD
KAREN WHITE
WVKO/Columbus K.C. Jones
JOR/NY GILL BEBE A CECE WINAN
GUY
Hottest: BOYZ II PEN MARIAN CAREY VANESSA WILLIAMS COLOR PE BARD
KAREN WHITE
GETO BOYS PEABO BRYSON
CHERRELLE PHIL PERRY CHRIS WALKER
Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS
KAREN WHITE LUTHER VANDBOSS
BOTZ II PEN MARIAN CAREY
WDZZ/Flint Kris McClendon
READY FOR THE WAR
TONY TONI TONE PATTI LABELLE
MC BREED
QUEEN LATIFAH YOUNG M.C. BARRY WITE FREDDIE JACKSON
TAM TAM
JODECI PEABD BRYSON
SHAMA RANKS Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS KAREN WHITE PRINCE BRAND NEW HEAVIES WHITNEY HOUSTON
WJFX/Ft. Wayne Kelly Carson
HELEN BRUNER
ESODFFERYS FOURPLAY SHIRLEY MIRDOCIE
DAVID PEASTON GEODE OSBY
RAY PARKER JR. CHERRELLE Hottest: COLOR ME BADD VANESSA WILLIAMS MARIAN CAREY
STEVIE WANDER
PRINCE
WTLC/Indlana poi Is
Johnson/Buchanon
ZIOGY MARLEY PEABD BRYSON
ENEMA FLAGS uM PATTI LARELLE JOHN PAYNE FOURPLAY BOW s CECE WINAN NATION FUNCTASIA DEBARGE FAMILY JAZZY JEFF ERIC GABLE VERONIQUE ARENA FRANKLIN T' ANA
NAKiHTY BY NATURE Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS COLOR ME. BARD
EX -GIRLFRIEND KAREN WHITE
BOYZ II PEN
KPRS/Kansas City King/Wonder
DONNA SUMMER
ALEX MIGNON
VOYCEBOXING
REAM BRYSON FREDDIE JAOLSIN GARY TAYLOR
RHYTHt
P.C. QUEST DIANA ROSS ERIC GABLE
LONNIE CORDON
PHIL PERRY DAVID PEASTON JAZZY JEFF FOURPLAY
CHERRESJE GELD BOYS TAM TAM
Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS KARON WITE BRAND NEW HEAVIES O'JAYS MARIAN CAREY
W NOV [Milwaukee Ernie G.
YOUNG M.C. SOUNDS CF B.ACKNE BIZ MARKIE
CHRIS BENDER
MC LYTE SHIRLEY MJRDOCTC
DAVID PEASTON BELL BIV DEVOE
TAM TAM Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS PRINCE 0' JAYS KAREN WHITE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY
W MVP/MIIwaukee Billy Young
FREDDIE JACKSON SOUNDS OF B.ACKNE BARRY WHITE
DAVID GRANT
FSCOEFERYS ERIC GABLE PATTI LABELLE TAJA SEVELLE BEBC A CELL WINAN
ARETHA FRANKLIN CHRIS BENDER SHIRLEY MURDOCK
FOURPLAY
CHERRELLE Hottest: COLOR IE BARD
WHITNEY HOUSTON O'JAYS BOYZ II PEN KAREN WHITE
WTLZ/Saglnaw CrocketULamptey
TONY TONI TONE
TAM TAM
FOURPLAY
CHRIS BENDER
YOURS TRULY IC SCAT KAT
GARY TAYLOR TEDDY PENIEIGRASS HELEN PRUNER
Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS COLOR ME BARD
E% -GIRLFRIEND BOYZ II REM
KAREN WHITE
Saunders/Darcell
PUBLIC FNEI'IY
ATLANTIC STARR VESTA CHERRELLE ERIC GABLE
B.C. THE PRINCE 0 Hottest: TONY TONI TONE EX -GIRLFRIEND NAUGHTY BY NATURE
RITZ II PEN TRACIE SPENCER
W JTTIChatta nooga Landecker/Rankin
MARC NELSON
LONNIE GORDON
GARY TAYLOR
CHRIS WALKER
OMC'S PHYLLIS HYMAN
HEAVY D & THE BOY
PEABD BRYSON
F.S. EFFECT f/ CH
TAM TAM
ROBERTA FLACK uM P.C. QUEST MC SKAT KAT
Hottest: COLOR ME BARD
TEYIN CAMPBELL EX-GGIRLFRIEND PRINCE WHITNEY HOUSTON
W W DM/Columbia Andre Carson
CRYSTAL WATERS
PEABD BRYSON SHIRLEY MURDOCK
P.C. QUEST VESTA ERIC GABLE PC LATE
Hottest: SHABBA RANKS
VANESSA WILLIAMS BOYS 11 KEN
NAUGHTY BY NATURE
KAREN WHITE.
WFXE/Columbus Philip David March
TAY. TAM
MARC NELSON PUBLIC ENEMY
PHYLLIS HYMAN
ARETNA FRANKLIN CHRIS WALKER
RONNIE DYSON f/VI P.C. QUEST
YOURS' TRULY
Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS
COLOR PE BARD
KAREN WITE PRINCE
NAUGHTY BY NATURE
W AGH/Columbus Darrell J. Smith
RUDE BOYS ARETHA FRANKLIN LISA LISA SHIRLEY MURDOCK
PUBLIC ENEMY
FOURPLAY
JAZZY JEFF MC SKAT KAT Hottest: COLOR IE BARD VANWSA WILLIAMS PRINCE KAREN WHITE BOYZ II MEN
KMJM/St. Louis Atkins/ W ynter
DAVID PEASTON BEBE A CELE WINAN
GLADYS KNIGHT P.C. QUEST PUBLIC ENEMY
STARLFANA DANNY MADDEN
Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS KAREN WITE 001.011 ME BARD
EX -GIRLFRIEND MARIAN CAREY
W VOI/Toledo Casey McMIchaels
TAJA SEVELLE UNIT III ERIC GABLE
ALEX BUGNCN
CHERYL "PEPSII" R
STAlt.EANA TONY TONI TONE DIANA ROSS Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS
EX -GIRLFRIEND KAREN WHITE O'JAYS BOYZ II PEN
KBUZ/W ichita Jamas McFadden
ARETHA FRANKLIN SHIRLEY MURDOCK
ERIC GABLE FOURPLAY
TAM TAM
Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS
COLOR PE BARD
EX -GIRLFRIEND KAREN WHITE BOYZ II PEN
W EUFIHuntsvtlle Steve Murry OHAMPAIGN
FAINT QRIDITION RAY PARKER JR. PHYLLIS HYMAN
MARVIN SFASE
SHIPLEY MURDOCK
F.S. EFFECT f/ CI ARETHA FRANKLIN LISA LISA Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS PRINC5 WL.OR PE BARD
JENNIFER /ALLIDAY TRACIE SPENCER
W JML'Jackson Todd/Jones ARETHA FRANKLIN DAVID PEASTON Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS KAREN IMITE BEL. BIV DEVOE
STEVIE WONDER
WHITNEY HOUSTON
WHJX/Jacksonville Young/Melvin
NAUGHTY BY NATURE
DAVID PENSION VOYCEBOXING ARUM FRANKLIN DIANA ROSS CHRIS WALKER
Hottest: COLOR ME BAUD
TRACIE SPENCER VANESSA WILLIAMS WHITNEY HOUSTON KAREN WHITE
KIR/KHlleen Jlml Carrow
DIANA ROSS MC SKAY KAT
CHRIS BENDER
LISA LISA UNIT III FOURPLAY
Hottest: PRINCE IX -GIRLFRIEND COLOR PE BARD
VANESSA WILLIAMS BOTZ II PEN
KFXZ1Ladayette Hanlsor (Byrd
LISA LISA READY FIR THE. TAR
MC SKAT KAT
F.S. EFFECT f/ CH
FOURPLA! Hot test: VANESSA WILLIAMS COLOR IE BARD
EX-GIRFRIEND O' JAYS KAREN WHITE
KXZZ/Lake Charles Rob Neul
none Hottest: COLAR PE BARD
B ANGIE B
BRAND AF31 HEAVIES VANESSA WILLIAMS WHITNEY HOUSTON
WOIS/Laurel Ron Davis
WPGA/Macon Brian Kelly
SHIRLEY MURDOCK
CHERREILE PHYLLIS HYMAN
ARETHA FRANKLIN OR -N -MIRE DAVID PEASTON TIM OMENS
MARVIN SEASE Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS COLOR PE BARD
BOYZ II MEN
ANOTHER HAD CREAT KAREN WHITE
KJMS/Memphis Hamilton/St. James
none Hottest: COLOR 'E BARD
VANESSA WILLIAMS
KAREN WHITE
NAUGHTY BY NATURE
S.O.S. BAND
BARRY WHITE WALT/Meridian TAM TAPE Steve Poston PC SEAT KAT
SEAL
DANNY MILDDEN
Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON
EX-GIRFRIEND VANESSA WILLIAMS KAREN WHITE
COLOR FE BARD
U10Z/Leringlon Mack/Moberly
PRINCE NEW EDITION JAZZY JEFF JENNIFER HOLIDAY JOHNNY JILL K.M.C. :RU Hottest. KAREN WHITE
BOYZ II MEN
VANESSF. WILLIAMS TONY T NI TONE MARIAN CAREY
KIPR/Lille Rock Booker JENNIFER HOLLIDAY PHIL PERRY
PATTI LABELLE TAM TAP -
RHYTHM
READY RJR THE TAR
Hottest: COLOR HE BARD VANESSA WILLIAMS
EX -GIRLFRIEND BOYZ II HEN
KAREN WHITE
W LOUlloulsvllle Maurice Harrod PHYLLIS HYMAN
BELL B:V DEVOE
DIANA FOSS ERIC G:.B.E TEDDY PENDEICRASS Hottest: VANESSG WILLIAMS WHITE HOUSTON BOYZ IL FEN KAREN !MITE TRACIE SPENCER
WGZBLLoulsville Del Spencer
MC BREED
FREDDIE JACKSON SOUNDS OF B.AOO/E PATTI LABELLE Hottest: BOYZ 11 MEN
COLOR PE BADD
EX -GIRLFRIEND LUTHER VANDROSS NAUGHT! BY NATURE
KJMZJDalIas.Ft. Worth Caseyllammer GRANDMASTER SLICE YOUNG M.C. SHABBA HANKS
DIANA TOSS PEABD BRYSON P.C. QUEST
CHRIS WALKER
LATIN ALLIANCE Hottest: B ANGIE B
LUTHER VANDROSS RHYTH MARIAN CAREY NAUGHTY BY NATURE
K104IDallesit. Worth Avery/Anderson none Hottest: COLOR NE BARD
EX-GIIIFRIFND VANESSA WILLIAMS JENNIFER HOLLIDAY
BOYZ II TEN
W 2F%/Fayetteville Phil Allan TONY TONI TONE SOUNIC OF BLACKNE
GF:RALC LEVERT PEABD BRYSON Hottest: PHYLLIS HYMAN
LUTHEF VANDROSS COLOR PE BARD
EX -GIRLFRIEND BRAND NEW HEAVIES
W OMG/Greensboro Sam Weaver F.S. EFFECT f/ CH
TONY TCNI TONE DIANA ROSS
BARRY WHITE
ERIC GABLE
LISA LISA JAZZY JEFF ROBERTA FLACK uM SOUNDS OF IL.ACKNE
HEAVY D A THE BOY
GARY TAYLOR
FOURPLAY
Hottest: ICU II MEN
KAREN WHITE O'JAYS WHITNEY HOUSTON MARIAN CAREY
TICS/Greenville Walk er/Va lentine ANOTHER BAD (MEAL PRINCE TRACIE SPENCER JAZZY JEFF SHIPLEY MURDOCK
MINT CONDITION GENE [ICE RAY PARKER JR. ALEX BOGNOR
Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS KARYN WITE O'JAYS EX -GIRLFRIEND NAUGHTY BY NATURE
KMJOJHouston Atkins/Reynolds PEABO BRYSON
LISA FISCHER TAP. TAM
MC BREED N.W.A BETE & CECE WINAR
JAllY JEFF PHYLLIS HYMAN
NC LEE F_SNFRERYS FOURPLAY
HEAVY D A NE MY Hottest: GEM R)YS BELL 3IV DEVOE KAREN WHITE
NAUGHTY BY NATURE COLOR PE BARD WJJS/Lynchburg
Lad Gons PATTI UBELLE ERIC O,B.E Hottest.:
COLOR !E BAWD
EX -GIRLFRIEND VANESSA WILLIAMS
KAREN 1111ITE
BOYZ IL MEN
W FXM,Mecon Big George Threats CHERYL "PEPSII" R
ARETHA FRANKLIN PHYLLI) HYMAN
LEVERT ROBERTA FLACK uM FOURPL.Y HEAVY :r A THE BOY
Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS WHITNEY HOUSTON PRINCE KAREN WHITE PARIAH CAREY
K97/Memphis O'JaYRell
PHIL PERRY
BEE A CECE WINAN NICE A SMOOTH
BARRY FHITE PEABO PRISON CHRIS TALKER
GETO BCYS JAZZY .EFF PATTI LABELLE PHYLLLL NYMAN
MC BREED CHRIS RENDER
YOUNG F.C. ARETHA FRANKLIN P.C. WEST DAVID PEASTON
CHERRECLE F.S. EFFECT f/ CH
LEVERT MC SKAT KAT
TAM TAM
ERIC GABLE
MARIO
GARY TAYLOR DANNY MADDEN
UMC'S Hottest: PRINCE VANESSA WILLIAMS COLOR PE BADD
GUY
MARIAN CAREY
FOURPLAY CYPRESS HILL MC SKAT KAT
OR-N-IGRE LISA LISA NICE A SMOOTH
MC LATE
DIANA ROSS
Hottest: EX -GIRLFRIEND VANESSA WILLIAMS COLOR ME BARD
KAREN WHITE
O'JAYS
W HOT/Mlaml Islay/Black
PHYLLIS HYMAN
CHERRELLE DAVID PEASTON AUDREY WHEELER
JAZZY JEFF SHIPLEY MURDOCK
Hottest: COLOR PE BARD
EX -GIRLFRIEND VANESSA WILLIAMS NAUGHTY BY NATURE
JENNIFER HOLLIDAY
W EDR/Miami James Thomas FOURPLAY
S.O.S. BAND
MC SEAT KAT PUBLIC ENEMf
QUEEN LATIFAH PHIL PERRY FSCOFFERYS NATION FUMETASIA F.S. EFFECT f/ CH
Hottest: JENNIFER HOJ.IDAY VANESSA WILLIAMS
COLOR PE BARD
LISA FISCHER GUY
WBL%/Mobile CheatamlSLnclalr
FAMLEE
SPECIAL GENERATIO YOURS TRULY
YOUNG M.C. GLADYS KNIGHT
Hottest: BOYZ II MEN
COLOR PE BARD
VANESSA WILLIAMS
ANOTHER BAD CREAT EX -GIRLFRIEND
HOTI OS/AAontgomery Steele/May
MARVIN SENSE QUEEN LATIFAH NICE A St/OIR YO-YO CHRIS BENDER ROBERTA FLACK will KID 'N PLAY NATION FUNKTASIA ARETHA FRANKLIN JAllY JEFF RAY PARKER JR. MC SKAT KAT
CHERRELLE Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS PRINCE GUY
(WAR PE BARD
EX -GIRLFRIEND W OOK/Nashville Federici. McFreen GETO BOYS ZIGGY MARLEY
SHABBA RANKS
Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS
B ANGIE B
COLOR PE BARD PHYLLIS HYMAN
EX -GIRLFRIEND
WIKS/New Bern Kirkland/Kenney
JAllY JEFF SHIRLEY MURDOCK
AUDREY WHEELER
FAM.EE HELEN BRUNER HEAVY D A THE BOY
LEVERT DANNY MADDEN
Hottest: PRINCE BRAND NEW HEAVIES VANESSA WILLIAMS KAREN 'WHITE
OLOR ME BALD
WELD-FM/New Orleans Wallace/Ross PUBLIC ENEMY
BARRY 'WITE BFJL BIV DEVOE
ERIC GABLE DIANA ROSS
CHRIS WALKER
PEABD BRYSCN Hottest: GETO BOYS COLOR ME BARD
MARIAN CAREY BOYZ II MIN KAREN WITE
W O W I/Norfolk Steve Crumbley
QUEEN LATIFAH BEBE A CELE MINAN
EMANUEL RAHIDI PEABO BRYSON BARRY WHITE Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS JODECI KAREN WHITE
MARIAN CAREY
SHABBA RABOS
W JHM/Orlando Lindsey/Hollywood
PM DAWN
UMC'S Hottest: NAUGHTY BY NATURE
COLOR PE NADD
VANESSA WILLIAMS
TRACIE SPENCER MARIAN CAREY
W OOK/Raleigh Young/Conners TRACIE SPENCER VESTA PATTI LABELLE DAVID PEASTON SYBIL ARETHA FRANKLIN CHERRELLE PHYLLIS HYMAN
HEAVY D A THE BDY
Hottest: PRIN E
COLOR PE BADD
KAREN WHITE
BOYZ II MEN
VANESSA WILLIAMS
W CDX/Richmond Aaron Maxwell
BARRY WHITE ESCOFFERYS
ZIGGY MARLEY
PEABD BRYSON CHRIS BENDER
CRYSTAL WATERS ERIC GABLE SPECIAL GENERATIO
SHABBA RANKS
PHYLLIS HYMAN
TONY TONI TONE ARETHA FRANKLIN GETO BOYS
YOURS TRULY
MINT CONDITION Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS KAREN WHITE PRINCE ANOTHER BAD CREAT RITZ II PEN
WPLZ/Rlchmond -Petersburg
Phil Daniels
PHYLLIS HYMAN
PUBLIC ENEMY
P.C. WEST MARK SHERMAN LISA LISA ZIGGY PARLEY PATTI LABELLE CRYSTAL WATERS
CHERRELLE JAZZY JEFF ERIC GABLE
Hottest: COAR PE BARD EX -GIRLFRIEND VANESSA WILLIAM BOTZ II PEN
KAREN WHITE
WEAS/Savannah Floyd Blackwell
RUDE BOYS
YOUNG M.C. CHRIS BENDER
F.S. EFFECT f/ CH
PUBLIC ENEMY
JAllY JEFF HEAVY D & THE BDY
TOES 3 PHYLLIS HYMAN
DAMIAN DARE
DAVID PE ASTON
SMALL CHANGE
Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS KAREN WHITE
PRINCE S.O.S. BAND
MARIAN CAREY
KMJJ/Shreveport M.J. Rasool ERIC GAB.E SHIRLEY MIRDCO/ JAZZY JEFF PATTI LABELLE YOURS TRULY
UNIT III Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS E% -GIRLFRIEND KAREN 'WHITE
COLOR ME BARD
WHITNEY HOUSTON
W ARM/Tallahassee Van Wilson PUBLIC ENEMY
DAVID PEASTON
LEVERT CHRIS BENDER
MARVIN SENSE MC SCAT KAT
UMC'S READY FOR THE WUR
TAM TAM
YOURS TRULY
CHAMPAIGN
Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS PRINCE ER -GIRLFRIEND
KAREN WHITE
0' JAYS
W TUG/Tusca loose Al Brown JODECI BARRY WHITE PATTI LABELLE READY FOR THE WUR
Hottest: COLOR ME BADD
WHITNEY HOUSTON VANESSA WILLIAMS B ANGIE B
PRINCE
K98-FMWest Monroe Bill Sharp
LISA LISA CHERYL "PEPSII" R
ANOTHER BAD CREAT MC OAT KAT
MARVIN SENSE PHYLLIS HYMAN
SHIRLEY MURDOCK
TEDDY PENDERGRASS READY FOR THE TAR Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS COLOR PE BARD
O'JAYS EX -GIRLFRIEND PRINCE
ST KKBT/Los Angeles SUadtord/Monds
QUEEN LATIFAH SHABBA BANKS PATTI LABELLE CHRIS WALKER
Hottest: COLOR PE BARD
BEBE A CELE MINAN
BRAND NEW HEAVIES BELL BIV DEVOE BOYZ II PEN
KJLH/Los Angeles Lynn Briggs
GLADYS KNIGHT
CHRIS WALKER
JODECI PATTI ".,ABELLE
SURFACE VOYCEBOXING
ERIC GABLE
Hottest: COLOR PE BARD
VANESSA WILLIAMS
O'JAYS PRINCE BELL BIV DEVOE
KDIA/oakland Jett Harrison
none Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS
COLOR FE BARD
BRAND NEW HEAVIES ER -GIRLFRIEND WHITNEY HOUSTON
KBMS/Portland Frank Barrow
TONY TONI TIME GARY TAYLOR JAZZY JEFF NC LITE ARETHA FRANKLIN
TAM TAM
MC SCAT KAT
PROFESSOR GRIEF Hottest: COLOR PE BARD
PRINCE WHITNEY HOUSTON
VANESSA WILLIAMS KAREN WHITE
XHRM/San Diego SeelJames
GLADYS KNIGHT ANOTHER BAD CREAT SPECIAL GENERATIO JAZZY JEFF CHRIS WALKER
ERIC GABLE
CHRIS BENDER RONNIE DYSON f/VI Hottest: COAR IE BARD
VANESSA WILLIAMS BRAND NEW HEAVIES TEVIN CAMPBELL WHITNEY HOUSTON
KRIZ/Seattle Frank Barrow TONY TONI TONE GARY TAYLOR JAZZY JEFF MC LATE ARETHA FRANKLIN
TAM TAM PC SKAT KAT
PRWESSOR GRIEF Hottest: COLOR PE BADE PRINCE WHITNEY HOUSTON VANESSA WILLIAMS
KAREN WITE
89 Current Reporters 85 Current Pleyllats
Called In Frozen Playlist (3): KDIA/Oekland KJMSMemphle 218/Lake Charles
Did Not Report, Playllst Frozen (1): WJHM/Orlando
66 September 27,1991 COUNTRY ° NATIONAL AIRPLAY®
3 2
MS MS LW iW
6 4 2 0 GARTH BROOKS/Rodeo (Capitol) e 5 a © SAWYER BROWN/The Walk (Curb/Capitol)
7 6 s Q DIAMOND RIO/Mirror, Mirror (Arista)
11 8 6 0 PAUL OVERSTREET/Ball And Chain (RCA)
14 10 9 © RICKY VAN SHELTON/Keep It Between The Liras (Columbia)
12 9 8 0 JOE DIFFIE/New Way (To Light Up An Old Flame) (Epic)
17 13 11 Q ALAN JACKSON/Someday (Arista)
15 12 10 0 MIKE REID/As Simple As That (Columbia)
22 15 13 l0 TRAVIS MITT/Anymore (WB)
16 14 12 m LORRIE MORGAN/A Picture Of Me (Without You) (RCA)
s 3 1 11 DOUG STONER Thought It Was You (Epic)
20 v 14 ® PAM TIWS/Put Yoursefl In My Place (Arista)
18 16 is ® DWIGHT YOAKAMMothirg's Charged Here (Reprise)
3 1 7 14 CUNT BLACK/Where Are You Nov (RCA)
25 20 17 MARTY STUART/Tempted (MCA)
28 22 18 KEITH WHITLEY & EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Brothery Lae (RCA)
44 29 21 TRISHA YEARWOODA-ike We Never Had A Broken Head (MCA)
24 21 19 (1) B.B. WATSON/Light At The End Of The Tunnel (RNA Entertainment)
27 25 20 McBRIDE & THE RIDE/Same Old Star (MCA)
31 27 22 a CONWAY TWITTY/She's Gut A Man On Her Mind (MCA)
32 28 23a DAVIS DANIEL/Fa Crying Out Loud (Mercury)
37 31 24 ® PATTY LOVELESS/Hurt Me Bad (In A Real Good Way) (MCA)
2 2 3 23 UONEL CARTWRIGHT/Leap Of Faith (MCA)
49 34 26 e) BILLY DEAN/You Don't Count The Cost (SBK/Captol)
47 29 ® ALABAMA/Then Again (RCA)
33 30 27 CD GEORGE JONES/Ycu Couldn't Get The Picture (MCA)
- 4s 30 5 RANDY TRAVIS Forever Together (WB)
1 1 16 28 MARK CHESNUTT/Your Love IsA Miracle (MCA)
40 35 31 Fly RICKY SKAGGSiL le's Too Long (To Live Like This) (Epic)
so 37 33 SUZY BOGGUSS/Saneday Soon (Capitol)
a8 40 34 ® LTTTLE TEXAS/Some Guys Have All The Love (WB)
as 38 .e SHENANDOAHANhen You Were Mine (Columbia)
47 39 37 ® HIGHWAY 101/The Blame (WB)
- 46 41 Q JUDDS/John Deere Tractor (Curb/RCA)
to le 25 35 BROOKS & DUNN/Brand New Man (Arista)
e 43 40 Q NEAL McCOY/This Time I Hurt Her More (Than She Loves Me) (Atlantic)
BREAKER ffl GEORGE STRAIT/The Chill Of An Early Fall (MCA)
BREAKER Q ROB CROSBY/Still Bumin' Fa You (Arista)
35 33 32 39 VERN GOSDIN/The Garden (Columbia)
3e 38 3s 40 AARON TTPPIN/She Made A Memory Out Of Me (RCA)
BREAKER al VINCE GILL/Lork At Us (MCA)
BREAKER Cls STEVE WARINER/Leave Him Out 0f This (Arista)
a t 1 3e 43 RONNIE MILSAP/Since I Don't Have You (RCA)
- - a6 KENTUCKY HEADHUNTERSAt's Chitlin' Time (Mercury)
9 24 42 45 MARY-CHAPIN CARPENTER/Down At The Twist And Shout (Columbia)
21 19 28 46 PIRATES OF THE MISSISSIPPI/Speak Of The Devil (Capitol)
I DEBUT LEE GREENWOOD/Between A Rode And A Heartache (Capitol)
DEBUT Q OAK RIDGE BOYS Baby On Board (RCA)
j DEBUT Q GREAT PLAINS/A Picture Of You (Columbia)
DEBUT Q KEITH PALMER/Don't Throw Me In The Briar Patch (Epic)
SEPTEMBER 27, 1991 Total Reports/Adds Heavy Meoium Light
207/0 196 9 2
208/0 183 22 3 207/0 180 24 3 206/0 180 24 2
208/0 176 30 2
205/0 168 35 2 207/1 123 84 0
201/1 119 74 8
208/0 92 113 3
201/0 98 93 10
179/0 126 40 13
205/2 63 127 15
204/2 50 141 13
152/1 99 37 16
204/2 46 138 20 205/2 28 160 17
208/10 15 146 47 193/2 29 128 36 186/3 29 120 37 188/7 15 133 40 195/7 9 122 64
198/14 13 115 70
153/0 79 50 24 197/8 4 112 81
196/26 5 103 88 176/9 12 99 65 190/26 5 9l 94
111/0 47 44 20 163/12 6 79 78
171/18 4 76 91 1
160/25 4 66 90 2
157/18 152/13
2
2
79
60 76
90
3
4
5 152/22 2 50 100
6
73/1 26 32 15 7
142/14 3 48 91 8
137/130 5 20 112 9
139/15 0 45 94
115/0 8 52 55 112/1 9 50 53
133/33 1 29 103
141/59 0 19 122
62/0 8 30 24 91/6 0 18 73
53/0 9 22 22 45/0 2 26 17
7323 0 10 63 80/41 0 6 74
74/12 0 19 55 65/14 0 12 53
GEORGE STRAIT (130) STEVE WARINER (59)
REMINGTONS (53) TANYA TUCKER (48)
OAK RIDGE BOYS (41) VINCE GILL (33)
DOLLY PARTON (31) DESERT ROSE BAND (30)
ALABAMA (26) RANDY TRAVIS (26)
HOTTEST GARTH BROOKS (163)
SAWYER BROWN (125) RICKY VAN SHELTON (100)
DIAMOND RIO (94) ALAN JACKSON (60)
JOE DIFFIE (57) PAUL OVERSTREET (52)
DOUG STONE (48) TRAVIS TRITT (45) CLINT BLACK (42)
Reports Adds
GREAT PLAINS/A Picture...(Col.) .. 74/12 KEITH PALMER/Don't Throw Me In.. (Epic) . 65/14 REMINGTONS/A Long Time Ago (BNA) ... 54/53 SAMMY KERSHAW/Cadillac Style (Merc.) . 48/18 ALISON KRAUSSi1ve Got Thai.. (Rounder) . 37/8 RAY BENSON/Four Scores And... (Arista) . 34/1 GEORGE FOX/ Know Where You Go... (WB) .. 9/4 SANDY ELLWANGERA Really . (Doorknob) . 6/1 SCOTT CARTER/My Miss... (Stop Hunger) 5/2
New artists have not yet had a Coun- try Breaker or concurrent airplay from 60% of reporting stations, with a
minimum of five stations.
MOST ADDED 8 HOTTEST list those songs achiev.
ing the most adds nationally and the songs reported
"hottest" compiled from all our reporters. The
number in parentheses immediately following the songs in Most Added 8 Hottest Indicates the total
number of Country reporters adding the song this
week or noting that the song is among their five hot-
test
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STEVE WARINER Leave Him Out Of This (Arista)
On 68% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 19, Light 122, Total Adds 59 including WGNA, WCAO, WPOC, KSCS, WOKK, KNFM, KBMR, WHOK, KIXO, KIK-FM, KZLA, KRWO. Moves 47-42 on the Country chart.
ROB CROSBY
Still Burnin' For You (Arista) On 67% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 45, Light 94, Total Adds 15, WYRK, KEAN, KASE, WYNK, WEZL, KSSN, KJJY, WCUZ, KZKX, WIL, WGTC, KIK-FM, KCTR, KUAD, KFMS. Moves 50-44-38 on the Country chart.
Breakers are those records that have achieved concurrent airplay at 60% of our reporting sia- tions. New & Active records are those receiving airplay at 30-59% of the stations. Records in
Significant Action are receiving airplay at 5-29% of the stations. Records do not have to reach Breaker in order to chart. However, once a record charts, it must reach the 60% airplay level within the three tcllowing weeks to achieve Breaker status.
GEORGE STRAIT The Chill Of An Early Fall (MCA)
On 66% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 5, Medium 20, Light 112, Total Adds 130 including WOKO, WWNC, KSCS, KPLX, WTVY, WCKT, KIKK, KILTFM, WSIX, WSM, KHAK, WUBE, KUZZ, KYGO, KCCY. Debuts at number 37 on the Country chart.
VINCE GILL Look At Us (MCA)
On 64% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 29, Light 103, Total Adds 33 including WDSY, WRWD, KASE, WEZL, WTDR, KYKC, KIXO, KZSN, KASH, KYGO, KUAD, KIIM. Moves 45-41 on the Country chart.
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NEW */ -\ _ .:_JJ1_ KENTUCKY HEADHUNTERS "It's Chitlin' Time" (Mercury) 91/6 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 18. Light 73. Total Adds 6, KNFM, WKYQ. KYKC WDAF, KEEP, KCTR Medium WOCB, WWYZ. WCTK, WICO, WKAK, WWNC, WSTH, WAXX, WNWN, KITS, KVOO, KFDI, KEEN, KDRK Moves 46.44 on the Country Chart. OAK RIDGE BOYS "Baby On Board" (RCA) 80/41 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 6, Light 74, Total Adds 41 including WTCR. KEAN, KPLX, KHEY. KTCS, KSSN. KYKX, WKSJ, WRNS, W WKA, WMUS, WOW, WTHI, KCTR, KUGN, KMLE, KNIX, KCKC, KDRK, KORD Debus at number 48 on the Country chart
GREAT PLAINS "A Picture 01 You" (Columbia) 74/12 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 19, Light 55, Total Adds 12, VVOCB, WYNK, WYGC WMSI WOKK, WCHY. WAXX, KCJB. WFMB, WACO. KMIX, KNCQ Medium. WWYZ, WCTK. WKML, WYAK, WRNS. KLUR, KRKT KDRK Debuts at number 49 on the Country chao
LEE GREENWOOD "Between A Rock And A Heartache" (Capitol) 73/23 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 10. Light 63, Total Adds 23. WOKO WAYZ. WYNY, WNUS WDLS, WILO, KRRV, WTVY, WHLZ, WVLK, KYKX, WNOE, WCHY, WTNT, KNUE, KBMR, KHAK, WHOK, WDAF, WFMB, WWJO, KORD, KXDD Debuts at number 47 on the Country chao KEITH PALMER "Don't Throw Me In The Briar Patch" (Epic) 65/14 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 12. Light 53, Total Adds 14, WOCB. WTCR, WAJR, WKML, WYGC, WVLK, KSSN, WYNG, WDAF, KTPK. KYGO, KEKB, KDRK, KXDD. Medium KTCS. WAMZ. WAXX, WOW, WXCL, KUGN Debuts at number 50 on the Country chao
DESERT ROSE BAND "You Can Go Home" (Curb/MCA) 62/30 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 58. Total Adds 30 including WAYZ. WICO, KEAN. KRRV, WXBO, KLLL. WYAK, WOWW, KIXS, KLUR, WTOR, KHAK, WDAF, WOW, WFMB, WTHI, WTCM, KMIX, KHAY, KDRK
f .d JJPJ.li J'J, r... .rJ:J1 J JOHN ANDERSON "Who Got Our Love" (BNA Entertainment) 58/3 Rotations Heavy 1, Medium 14, Light 43, Total Adds 3, WRNS. KTPK, KXDD Heavy: WNY Medium W1CO. KOUL. WVLK, WOWW, WNWN, KTTS, WTCM, KVOO, KFDI, KRKT, KALF, KNCQ, KDRK, KORD.
DEAN DILLON "Don't You Even (Think About Leavin')" (Atlantic) 57/10 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 14, Light 43, Total Adds 10, WOBE. WWNC, KHEY. WHLZ, KSSN. WKYQ, (VOX. KCJB. (RPM, KORD Medium: WSTH, WSIX, WSM, KLUR, KTTS, WTCM, KVOO, KFDI, KWOX, KRKT, KUZZ. KALF, KDRK.
REMINGTONS "A long Time Ago" (BNA Entertainment) 54/53 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 53, Total Adds 53 including WWYZ, WRKZ, WMZO. KOUL. KHEY, WIVK, KTEX, WSIX, WCMS. WODR, KNUE, KIXS, WAVC, WAXX, WYNG, WITL, KFDI, KUZZ, KUPL. KSOP
TANYA TUCKER "(Without You) What Do I Do With Me" (Capitol) 49/48 Rotations Heavy 1, Medium 4, Light 44, Total Adds 48 including WAYZ. WRKZ, WDSY, WPOR, KRRV, WYAY, WGKX, KTEX, WRNS, WNOE, WOWW, WTOR. WYNG, WDAF, KXXY, WTHI WACO. KMIX, (NIX. KCCY SAMMY KERSHAW "Cadillac Style" (Mercury) 48/18 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 5. Light 43, Total Adds 18, WPOC. WRKZ. KHEY, KTCS, WYAK, WSM, WRNS, WWKA, KIXS, WUSO, KBMR, WYNG, KCJB, WOW WDEZ, KALF, KNCQ. KDRK Medium. WWNC, WTCM, KUZZ,
ANNE MURRAY "Everyday" (Capitol) 43/14 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 39, Total Adds 14, KMML. WFLS, KTCS. WVLK, KLLL. WOWW, KIXS, WMUS, WFMB, KTPK, KRKT, KIK-FM, KVOC. KXDD. Medium: WKAK, WSTH, KFDI, KALF.
ALISON KRAUSS "I've Got That Old Feeling" (Rounder) 37/8 Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 4, Light 33, Total Adds 8, WAJR, WNY, WOKK, WRNS, KBMR, WTCM, KVOC, KALF Medium KTCS, KTEX, WOW, KRKT. Light: WRKZ, WSIX, WYYD, KIXS, KLUR. WAXX, KUUY, KUGN.
DOLLY PARTON "Eagle When She Flies" (Columbia) 34/31 Rotations- Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 33, Total Adds 31 including WWYZ. WRKZ, WICO, WKAK, KMML. WSTH, WNY, KYKX, WKSJ, KTEX, WSM, WOWW, WODR, WAXX. WDAF, WOW, KITS, KFDI, KWOX, KCKC
RAY BENSON "Four Scores And Seven Beers Ago" (Arista) 34/1 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 30, Total Adds 1, WBKR Medium: WOW, WTCM, KVOO, KFDI. Light. WWYZ, WRWD. KOUL. KSCS, KPLX, WMSI, KSSN, KYKS, KIXS, KHAK, WHCtK, KITS. WIL. KWJJ, KEEN
ROBIN LEE "Back To Bein' Blue" (Atlantic) 29/11 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 27, Total Adds 11, WWYZ, KTEX. WOWW, KNUE, WUSQ, KCLR, WYNG. WXCL. WTCM, KALF. KNIX. Medium. WSTH, KRKT. Light. KMML, WKML. WVLK, KLUR, WOW, KFDI, KUUY
WILD ROSE "There Gies My Love" (Capitol) 28/3 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 7, Light 21. Total Adds 3. WAJR, WICO. WOWW. Medium. WSTH, WVLK. KITS, KVOO, KFDI, KRKT, KALF Light KRRV, WNY, KTEX, WSIX. WCMS, KIXS, KWOX, KVOC. KUUY, KMIX
LARRY BOONE "It Wculdn't Kill Me" (Columbia) 25/5 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 22, Total Adds 5. WCTK, WICO. WNOE. KCLR, KWOX. Medium: WSTH, WOW, KITS. Light WRKZ, WKAK, KMML KYKX, KIXS, KLUR. WUSO, WAXX, KWMT, KIXO, KVOC. KUUY
RONNIE McDCWELL "Just Out Of Reach" (Curb) 22/15 Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 2, Light 20, Total Adds 15, WRKZ, WKAK, KRRV, KMML, WSTH, WNV, WFLS, KIKK, WDXE, KTEX, KIXS. KLUR, KWMT KFDI, KWOX Medium WCAO, WOW. Light WAYZ. WRNS. KITS, KVOO, KUUY DON WILLIAMS "Donald And June" (RCA) 22/1 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 2, Light 20, Total Adds 1. WV_K Medium KVOO, KRKT. Light WWVA, KEAN, KRRV, KMML, WCKT, WPCV, WDXE, WBKR. KIXS, WAXX, KWMT, KIXO. WITL, WOW. KITS, KVOC, KUUY, KRWO, KNCO T.G. SHEPPARD "It's One A.M. (Do You Know Where Your Memories Are7)" (Curb/Capitol) 21,2 Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 5, Light 16, Total Adds 2, WXCL, KRKT Medium. WWNC, KITS. WTCM, KVOO, KNIX Light: WICO WKAK, KRRV, WS1H, WY, WFLS, KYKS. KIXS. KLUR, WNWN, WOW, KFDI, KWOX, KUUY
REBA MCENTIRE "Far My Broken Heart" (MCA) 17/17 Rotations Heavy 0, Median 1, Light 16, Total Adds 17, WGNA, WILO, WMSI, WUSN, KCLR, WGEE, KIXO, WWOM, WIL, KFDI KIK-FM, KUZZ. KVGC, KUAD, KRWQ, KWJJ, KIIM.
BARBARA MANDRELL "The Key's In The Mailbox" (Capitol) 16/2 Rotations Heavy 1, Medium 0, Light 15, Total Adds 2, KWMT, KYGO. Heavy KRKT, Light WWYZ, WKAK, WSTH, WNY, WFLS, WNOE, KLUR, KITS, KTPK, KVOO, KFDI, KWOX, KUUY.
BROOKS & DUNN "My Next Broken Heart" (Arista) 15/12 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 11, Total Adds 12, WWYZ, KKIX, KIKK, WTNT, WDAF, KXXY, KIK-FM, KUZZ, KVOC, KKCS, KNIX, KRPM. Light KTEX, WNOE, KVOX
WAYLON JENNINGS & WILLIE NELSON "Tryin' To Outrun The Wind" (Epic) 11/11 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 0. Light 11, Total Adds 11, WRKZ, KRRV, KMML. WSTH, WFLS, WDXE, KLUR, KITS. KVOO, KFDI, KUUY
DELBERT McCLINTON "That's The Way I Feel" (Curb) 11/0 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 11, Total Adds 0 Light KRRV, WSTH, WNY, WFLS. WYAK, KIXS, KLUR, (ITS. KWOX. KUUY, KALF.
KATHY MATTEA "Asking Us To Dance" (Mercury) 10/10 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 9, Total Adds 10, WPOC, WWYZ. WPOR, WILO, WSTH, KOUL, WFLS, WOWW, WHOK, WMUS
,1 I =:JJJJ ARTIST/Song Title (Label) Album Title
GARTH BROOKS/Shameless (Capitol) Ropin' The Wind GARTH BROOKS/Against The Grain (Capitol) Ropin' The Wind
GARTH BROOKS/Papa Loved Mama (Capitol) Ropin' The Wind
GARTH BROOKS/Burning Bridges (Capitol) Ropin' The Wind
RANDY TRAVIS/Batter Class Of Losers (WB) High Lonesome
TRAVIS TRITT/Homesick (WB) It's All About To Change
BOB SEGER b THIE SILVER BULLET BAND/Blind Love (Capitol) The Fire Inside
MARTY STUART/Burn Me Down (MCA) Tempted
TRAVIS TRITT f/MARTY STUART/The Whiskey Ain't Workin' (WB)It's All About To Change
CLINT BLACK/ThiS Nightlife (RCA) Put Yourself In My Shoes
DOUG STONE/Burning Down The Town (Epic) I Thought It Was You
GARTH BROOKS/The River (Capitol) Ropin' The Wind
PATTY LOVELESS /Waitin' For The Phone To Ring (MCA) Up Against My Heart
PATTY LOVELESS/Nobody Loves You Like I Do (MCA) Up Against My Heart
DOUG STONE/The Right to Remain Silent (Epic) I Thought It Was You
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You Can Depend On
Seven No. 1 Singles Three Gold Albums
"YOU CAN DEPEND ON ME" Adds: September 30
From The Forthcoming Release THE BEST OF RESTLESS HEART
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68 September 27,1991 COUNTRY SONG INFORMATION INDEX
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ALABAMA "Then Again" (RCA 62059-2) Prod: Josh Leo, Larry Michael Lee. Alabama Wr: Rick Bowles. Jeff Silbar Pub: Maypop Music; Lorimar Music A Corp.lSilbar Songs (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Dale Morris
JOHN ANDERSON "Who Got Our Love" (BNA 62062-2) Prod: James Stroud Wr: John Anderson. Lionel Delmore Pub: Almo Music Corporation/Holmes Creek Music. PolyGram International Publishing/foggy Jonz Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Bobby Roberts Entertainment
RAY BENSON "Four Scores And Seven Beers Ago" (Arista 2340) Prod: Johnny Slate Wr: Danny Mornson, Kerry Kurt Phillips, Andy Spooner Pub: Texas Wedge Music. Pitch N' Run Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Benson Vale Management
CLINT BLACK "Where Are You Now" (RCA 62016-2) Prod: James Stroud Wr: Clint Black, Hayden Nicholas Pub: Howlin' Hits Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Bill Ham
SUZY BOGGUSS "Someday Soon" (Capitol 79678) Prod: Jimmy Bowen, Suzy Bogguss Wr: Ian Tyson Pub: Warner Bros. Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Mana Cooper -Bruner
LARRY BOONE "It Wouldn't Kill Me" (Columbia 38 73992) Prod: Steve Buckingham, Marshall Morgan Wr: Larry Boone, Paul Nelson. Tom Shapiro Pub: Great Cumberland Music; BMG Songs, Edge 0 Woods/Kinetic Diamond Music/Moline Valley Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Gene Ferguson
GARTH BROOKS "Rodeo" (Capitol 79383) Prod: Allen Reynolds Wr: Larry Bastaln Pub: Rio Bravo Music (BMI) Mgr: Doyle/ems Management
BROOKS á DUNN "Brand New Man" (Arista 2232) Prod: Scott Hendricks, Don Cook Wr: Don Cook, Ronnie Dunn, Kix Brooks Pub: Sony Tree Publishing; Sony Cross Keys Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Bob Tetley
BROOKS & DUNN "My Next Broken Heart" (Arista 2337) Prod: Scott Hendricks, Don Cook Wr: Don Cook, Ronnie Dunn, Ka Brooks Pub: Sony Tree Publishing; Sony Cross Keys Publishing (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Bob Tilley
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MARY-CHAPIN CARPENTER "Down At The Twist And Shout" (Columbia 38 73838) Prod: Mary -Chapin Carpenter, John Jennings Wr: Mary -Chapin Carpenter Pub: EMI Apnl Music/Getarealpb Music (BMI) Mgr: Tom Carrico, John Simson
LIONEL CARTWRIGHT "Leap Of Faith" (MCA 54078) Prod: Barry Becker, Tony Brown Wr: Lionel Cartwnght Pub: Warner -Tamerlane Publishing/Long Run Music (BMI) Mgr: Noel Fox
MARK CHESNUTT "Your Love Is A Miracle" (MCA 54136) Prod: Mark Wright Wr: Bill Kenner. Mark Wright Pub: Tom Collins Music, EMI Blackwood Mus:c/Wnghtchild Music (BMI) Mgr: BDM Company ROB CROSBY "Still Burnin' For You" (Arista 2336) Prod: Scott Hendncks, Tim DuBois Wr: Rob Crosby Pub: Grand Coalition Music (BMI) Mgr: Smalltime Management
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DAVIS DANIEL "For Crying Out Loud" (Mercury 868 544) Prod: Ron Haflkine Wr: Jimmy Compton, Phillip W. Wood Pub: Ivan James Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Ron Haekine
BILLY DEAN "You Don't Count The Cost" (SBK/Capitol 79832) Prod: Chuck Howard, Toni Shapiro Wr: Bucky Jones, Tom Shapiro, Chris Waters Pub: PolyGram International Publishing McBec Music, Edge OWoods Music, Kinetic Diamond Music, Moline Valley Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Ken Stilts DESERT ROSE BAND "You Can Go Home" (MCA/Curb 54188) Prod: Tony Brown Wr: Chris Hillman, Jack Tempchin Pub: Bar None Music; Night River Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Chuck Morris
DIAMOND RIO "Mirror, Mirror" (Arista 2262) Prod: Monty Powell. Tim DuBois Wr: Bob DrPiere. John Jarrard, Mark D. Sanders Pub: Little e.g Town MusiclAmencan Made Music; Alabama Band Music, MCA Music Publishing (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Ted Hacker JOE DIFFIE "New Way (To Light Up An Old Flame)" (Epic 34 73935) Prod: Bob Montgomery. Johnny Slate Wr: Lonnie Wilson. Joe Dittie Pub: Zomba Enterpnses; Forest Hills Music (ASCAP: BMI) Mgr: Danny Morrison
DEAN DILLON "Don't You Even (Think About Leavin')" (Atlantic 7-4169) Prod: Blake Mevis, Dean Dillon Wr: Dean Dillon, Randy Scruggs Pub: Music Corporation Of America/Jessie Jo Music, Labor Of Love Music (BMI) Mgr: Hallmark Direction
VINCE GILL "Look At Us" (MCA 54179) Prod: Tony Brown Wr: Vince Gill, Max D. Barnes Pub: Benefit Music/Irving Music. Hardscratch Music (BMI) Mgr: Fitzgerald -Hartley
VERN GOSDIN "The Garden" (Columbia 38 73946) Prod: Bob Montgomery Wr: Bobby Fischer. Freddy Weller Pub: Bobby Fischer Music, Hookers Music; Young World Music, Hooka Music (ASCAP; BMI) Mgr: Ed Trckner
GREAT PLAINS "A Picture 01 You" (Columbia 38 73961) Prod: Brent Maher, Don Potter Wr: Jack Sundrud, Gary Burr Pub: Sony Tree Publishing. Red Gall Music; MCA Music Publishing, Gary Burr Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Doyle/Lewis Management
LEE GREENWOOD "Between A Rock And A Heartache" (Capitol 79807) Prod: Jerry Crutchfield Wr: Ron Irving, Larry Wayne Clark. David Simmons Pub: Greenish Musk (BMI) Mgr: Jerry Bentley
HIGHWAY 101 "The Blame" (WB 4944) Prod: Pad Worley, Ed Seay Wr: Cactus Moser, Paul Nelson, Gene Nelson Pub: Call Cac Tunes, Sony Tree Publishing/Warner Tamerlane Publishing: Mister Charlie Music (ASCAP; BMI) Mgr: Chuck Morris
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ALAN JACKSON "Someday" (Arista 2335) Prod: Scott Hendricks, Keith Stegall Wr: Alan Jackson. Jim McBride Pub: Marie Ruth Musick, Seventh Son Music/EMI April Music Inc. (ASCAP) Mgr: Barry Coburn
WAYLON JENNINGS & WILLIE NELSON "Tryin' To Outrun The Wind" (Epic 34 74024) Prod: Bob Montgomery Wr: Troy Seals. Eddie Setser, Tom Davey Pub: Warner -
Tamerlane Publishing, Face The Music (BMI) Mgr: Rothbaum 8 Garner. Jim Halsey
GEORGE JONES "You Couldn't Get The Picture" (MCA 54187) Prod: Kyle Lehning Wr: Chuck Harter Pub: Rainhill Music Publishing (BMI) Mgr: Nancy Jones
THE JUDOS "John Deere Tractor" (Curb/ACA 62038-2) Prod: Brent Maher Wr: LJ. Hammond Pub: Radadara Music (BMI) Mgr: Ken Sties
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KENTUCKY HEADHUNTERS "It's Chitlin' Time" (Mercury 868 760) Prod: Kentucky Headhunters Wr: Kentucky Headhunters Pub: PRI Music/ Practice House Music; PRI Songs, Inc./Three Headed Music (ASCAP; BMI) Mgr: Mitchell Fox
SAMMY KERSHAW "Cadillac Style" (Mercury 868 812) Prod: Buddy Cannon. Morro Wilson Wr: Mark Petersen Pub: Ray Stevens Music (BMI) Mgr: Jim Dowell
ALISON KRAUSS "I've Got That Old Feeling" (Rounder 1009) Prod: Jerry Douglas, Bill Vomdick Wr: Sidney Cox Pub: Sidney Lawrence Company (BMI) Mgr: None
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ROBIN LEE "Back To Bein' Blue" (Atlantic 7-87599) Prod: James Stroud Wr: Tom Shapiro, Chuck Jones Pub: Edge OWoods Music/ Kinetic Diamond Music, Moline Valley Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Robin Lee Enterprises
LITTLE TEXAS "Some Guys Have All The Love" (WB 4967) Prod: James Stroud, Christy DiNapoll, Doug Grau Wr: Porter Howell, Dwayne O'Brien Pub: Howlin' Hits Music, Square West Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Christy DiNapoli
PATTY LOVELESS "Hurt Me Bad (In A Real Good Way)" (MCA 54178) Prod: Emory Gordy Jr., Tony Brown Wr: Deborah Allen, Rafe VanHoy Pub: Posey Publishing; Rockin' R Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Fitzgerald Hartley
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BARBARA MANDRELL "The Key's In The Mailbox" (Capitol 79841) Prod: Jimmy Bowen Wr: Harlan Howard Pub: Fort Knox Music/Trio Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Irby Mandrel)
KATHY MATTEA "Asking Us to Dance" (Mercury 868 866) Prod: Allen Reynolds Wr: Hugh Prestwood Pub: Careers-BMG Music Publishing/Hugh Prestwood Music (BMI) Mgr: Bob Tilley
McBRIDE & THE RIDE "Same Old Star" (MCA 54125) Prod: Tony Brown, Steve Fisher' Wr: Terry McBride, Bill Carter, Ruth Ellsworth. Gary Nicholson Pub: Violet Crown Music/Blame Music; Cross Keys Publishing (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Ken Stilts
DELBERT McCLINTON "That's The Way I Feel" (Curb 76889) Prod: Barry Beckett, Delbert McClinton Wr: Steve Seskin, Mark D. Sanders Pub: Love This Town Music, Mid -Summer Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Harriet Sternberg
NEAL McCOY "This Time I Hurt Her More (Than She Loves Me)" (Atlantic 7-87636) Prod: Nelson Larkin Wr: Earl Conley, Mary Larkin Pub: Zomba Enterprises. Bluemoon Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Dan Hester
RONNIE McDOWELL "Just Out Of Reach" (Curb 76888) Prod: Buddy Killen Wr: V.F. Stewart Pub: Acuff -Rose Music (BMI) Mgr: Tandy Rice
REBA McENTIRE "For My Broken Heart" (MCA 54223) Prod: Tony Brown, Reba McEntire Wr: Liz Hengber, Keith Palmer Pub: Starstruck Wnters Group (ASCAP) Mgr: Starstruck Entertainment RONNIE MILSAP "Since I Don't Have You" (RCA 2848-2) Prod: Rob Galbraith, Richard Landis, Ronnie Milsap Wr: Joseph Rock, James Beaumont & The Skyliners Pub: Bonnyview Music Corporation, Southern Music Publishing Company (ASCAP) Mgr: Morass, Nanas. Golden, Peay
LORRIE MORGAN "A Picture Of Me (Without You)" (RCA 62014-2) Prod: Richard Landis Wr: Norris Wilson, George Richey Pub: Al Gallico Music, Algee Music (BMI) Mgr: Morass. Nanas. Golden, Peay ANNE MURRAY "Everyday" (Capitol 79877) Prod: Jerry Crutchfield Wr: David Malloy, Richard (Spady) Brannan Pub: Irving Music/David Malloy Music Publishing; BMG SongslJim And David Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Leonard Rambeau
OAK RIDGE BOYS "Baby On Board" (RCA 62099-2) Prod: Richard Landis Wr: J.C. Crowley Jell Silbar Pub: Wamer/Elektra/Asylum Music/Crowrnan Music: Silbar Songs (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Jim Halsey
PAUL OVERSTREET "Ball And Chain" (RCA 2459-2) Prod: Brown Bannister, Paul Overstreet Wr: Paul Overstreet. Don Schlitz Pub: Scarlet Moon Music; Don Schatz MusiclAlmo Music (BMI: ASCAP) Mgr: Bobby Roberts
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KEITH PALMER "Don't Throw Me in The Briarpatch" (Epic 34 73988) Prod: Bob Montgomery Wr: Chris Waters, Kix Brooks Pub: Sony Cross Keys Music/Edge OWoods Music. Kinetic Diamond Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Rothbaum S Garner
DOLLY PARTON "Eagle When She Flies" (Columbia 38 74011) Prod: Steve Buckingham, Gary Smith Wr: Dolly Parton Pub: Velvet Apple Music (BMI) Mgr: Gallin-Morey
PIRATES OF THE MISSISSIPPI "Speak Of The Devil" (Capitol 79783) Prod: James Stroud. Rich Alves Wr: Bill McCorvey, Rich Alves. Danny Bear Mayo Pub: Great Cumberland Music, Flaw Factor, Bear And Bill Music (BMI) Mgr: Ken Stilts
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MIKE REID "As Simple As That" (Columbia 38 73888) Prod: Steve Buckingham Wr: Mike Reid, Allen Shamblin Pub: Almo Music Corporabon/Bno Blues Music, Hayes St. Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Stan Moress
REMINGTONS "A Long Time Ago" (BNA 62063-7) Prod: Larry Michael Lee, Josh Leo WV: Richard Mnegra Pub: Maypop Music (BMI) Mgr: Vector Management
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SAWYER BROWN "The Walk" (Curb/Capitol 79750) Prod: Randy Scruggs, Mark Miller Wr: Mark Miller Pub: Zoo II (ASCAP) Mgr: T.K. Kimbrell
RICKY VAN SHELTON "Keep It Between The Lines" (Columbia 38 73956) Prod: Steve Buckingham Wr: Russell Smith, Kathy Leeson Pub: MCA Music Publishing; Tillis Tunes (ASCAP; BMI) Mgr: International Management Services
SHENANDOAH "When You Were Mine" (Columbia 38 73957) Prod: Rick Hall, Robert Byrne Wr: Roben Byrne, Gene Nelson Pub: Fame Publishing, Warner -Tamerlane Publishing (BMI) Mgr: Bill Caner T.G. SHEPPARD "It's One A.M. (Do You Know Where Your Memories Are)" (Curb/Capitol 79799) Prod: Mac McMaey, Walt Akdridge Wr: Bill LaBotnty, Crag Karp Pub: Warner -
Tamerlane Music/Top Down Music, Logrhythm Music (BMII Mgr: R. Kaltenbach
RICKY SKAGGS "Life's Too Long (To Live Like This)" (Epic 34 73947) Prod: Ricky Skaggs, Mac McAnally Wr: Dan Wilson, Don Cook. John Jarvis Pub: Sony Cross Keys Publishing, Inspector Barlow; Sony Tree Publishing (ASCAP; BMI) Mgr: Ricky Skaggs
DOUG STONE "I Thought It Was You" (Epic 34 73895) Prod: Doug Johnson Wr: Tim Mensy, Gary Harrison Pub: Sony Cross Keys Publishing!Mlss Dot Music; Warner -Tamerlane Pubkshing:Patnck Joseph Music (ASCAP; BMI) Mgr: John Dorris. Phyllis Bennene GEORGE STRAIT "The Chill Of An Early Fall" (MCA 54180) Prod: Jimmy Bowen, George Strait Wr: Green Daniel, Gretchen Peters Pub: No Chapeau Music, Goldlme Music (ASCAP) Mgr: End Woolsey MARTY STUART "Tempted" (MCA 54145) Prod: Richard Bennett, Tony Brown Wr: Paul Kennerley, Marty Stuart Pub: Irving Musrc/Lrttlemarch Music, Songs Of PolyGram Music (BMI) Mgr: Rothbaum Si Gamer
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PAM TILLIS "Put Yourself In My Place" (Arista 2268) Prod: Paul Worley, Ed Seay Wr: Carl Jackson. Pam Tillis Pub: PolyGram International Publishing. Amanda -Lm Music; Sony Tree Publishing (ASCAP; BMI) Mgr: Mike Robertson
AARON TIPPIN "She Made A Memory Out Of Me" (RCA 62015.2) Prod: Emory Gordy Jr. Wr: Aaron Tiepin Pub: Acuff -Rose Music (BMI) Mgr: Starstruck Entertainment
RANDY TRAVIS "Forever Together" (WB 7.19158) Prod: Kyle Lehning Wr: Randy Travis. Alan Jackson Pub: Sometimes You Win Music. Seventh Son Music, Matte Ruth Musick (ASCAP) Mgr: Lib Hatcher
TRAVIS TRITT "Anymore" (WB 7-19190) Prod: Gregg Brown Wr: Travis Ten, Jill ColuuCci Pub: Sony Tree Publishing/ Post Oak Publishing; EMI April Music/Heartland Express Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Ken Kragen
TANYA TUCKER "(Without You) What Do I Do With Me" (Capitol 79943) Prod: Jerry Crutchfield Wr: Royce Porter, L David Lewis, David Chamberlain Pub: Sony Cross Keys Music. Miiene Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Beau Tucker
CONWAY TWITTY "She's Got A Man On Her Mind" (MCA 54186) Prod: Conway Twiny, Dee Henry Wr: Curtis Wright. Billy Spencer Pub: David 'N' Will Music, Warner Bros. Music/Twó Sons Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Dee Henry
STEVE WARINER "Leave Him Out Of This" (Arista 2349) Prod: Scott Hendricks, Tim DuBois Wr: Watt Aldridge, Susan Lon gacre Pub:
Rick Hall Music: WBM Music/Longacre Music (ASCAP. SESAC) Mgr: Vector Management
B.B. WATSON "Light At The End Of The Tunnel" (BHA 62039-7) Prod: Clyde Brooks Wr: Richard Fagan, Kim Williams. Mack Williams Pub: Of Music/Sony Cross Keys Publishing (ASCAP) Mgr: Gangwisch. Arwood. Holleman
KEITH WHITLEY & EARL THOMAS CONLEY "Brotherly Love" (RCA 62037.2) Prod: Blake Mevis, Garth Fundis Wr: Jimmy Stewart, Tim Nichols Pub: Peer International/Talbot Music Corporation, Milsap Music/Careers-BMG Music Publishing (BMI) Mgr: BDM Company
WILD ROSE "There Goes My Love" (Capitol 79811) Prod: Paul Worley, Ed Seay, Wild Rose Wr: Buck Owens Pub: Sony Tree Publishing (BMI) Mgr: Sharon Eaves
DON WILLIAMS "Donald And June" (RCA 62055-2) Prod: Don WLliams, Garth Fundis Wr: Craig Bickhardt Pub: Colgems-EMI Music/Craig Bickhardt (ASCAP) Mgr: Stan Morass
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TRISHA YEARWOOD "Like We Never Had A Broken Heart" (MCA 54172) Prod: Garth Fiesdis Wr: Garth Brooks. Pat Alger Pub: Mapr Bob Music/Mid- Summer Music, Bart And Beer Music/Forerunner Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Doyle/Lewis Management
DWIGHT YOAKAM "Nothing's Changed Here" (Reprise 7-19256) Prod: Pete Anderson Wr: Dwight YOakam, Kostas Pub: Coal Dust West MuskiSongs 01 PolyGram International (BMI) Mgr: Gary Borman
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COUNTRY ADDS & HOTS September 27,1991 R&R 69
MOST ADDED EAST HOTTEST George Strait (MCA) Garth Brooks (Capitol) Steve Wenner (Arista) Sawyer Brown (Curo!Capttol) Flemington: (BNA Entertainment) Ricky Van Shelton (Columbia) Tanya Tucker (Capitol) Diamond Rio (Arista)
MOST ADDED SOUTH HOTTEST George Strait (MCA) Garth Brooks (Capitol) Remingtonº (BRA Entertainment) Sawyer Brown(Curb,Capnol) Oak Ridge Boys (RCA) Diamond Rio (Arista) Steve Wanner (Arista) Ricky Van Shelton (Columbia)
MOST ADDED MIDWEST HOTTEST George Strait (MCA) Garth Brooks (Capitol)
Steve Wanner (Arista) Sawyer Brown (Curb 'Capitol) Reminptons (BRA Enaertainmere) Ricky Van Shelton (Columbia)
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MOST ADDED George Strait (MCA)
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208 Current Reporters 202 Current Playlists
Called In Frozen Playllat (3): KMPS/Seattle W AMZ/Loulevllle W ASK-FM/Latayetts
Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (3): KRST/Albuquerque WHWK/Binghamton, NY WIOV/Lencester, PA
The following ere new RAR Country reporters: KBUL/Rsno; KCLR/Columbia, MO; KHAY/OXnard, CA; KNUE/Tyler, TX; KORD/Tri-CRMs, WA; KOUL/Corpus Christi; TX; KTEX/McAllen-Brownsville, TX; KWNR/Las Vegas; KXDD/Yakima, WA; KYCK/Grand Forks, ND; WACO/Waco, TX; WGTC/South Band, IN; WXTA/Eria, PA; and WYGC/Galneavllle, FL
The following stations are no longer R4R Country Reportera: WZPR/Er e, PA; WKP(G/Duluth, MN; KFGO/Fargo, ND; WTSOMadleon, MT; KWMT/Pandielon, OR; and WXKX;Parkersburg, WV.
11
70. September 27,1991R AC ° NATIONAL AIRPLAY©
BREAKERS. ROBERTA FLACK w/MAXI PRIEST Set The Night To Music (Atlantic)
56% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 35, Light 31, Total Adds 18 including WALK, WYXR, 2WD, WARM98, KS95, WLTE, WOBM, WBT-FM, WMAG, KG1LH. Moves 28-20 on the AC chart.
. NEW MICHAEL W. SMITH "For You" (Reunion/Geffen) 59/7 Rotations Heavy 3/0, Medium 32/2, Light 24/5, Total Adds 7, WLTT, KVIL, KYKY, WHYNFM, WFMK. KLTA, KTHT Heavy. WAHR, KVKI. KKLI. Medium including WALK, KESZ, KLSY, WGLL, WKYE, WMGS. KKMY, WDLX. WLACFM, WRMF, KGBX. 3WM, KRNO, KOLH, JOY99, KKLD, WSGY, WNMB, WFFX, KTYL Moves 25-23 on the AC chart. DIANA ROSS "When You Tell Me That You Love Me" (Motown) 54/8 Rotations Heavy 3/1. Medium 26/1, Light 25/6, Total Adds 8, WMYX, WLTE, WLEV, WOHO, WHYNFM, WARM. KKLI, KRNO Heavy including KOSI, KPAYFM Medium including KESZ. WKYE- WOBM, WZNY, KKMJ, KKMY, WTCB, WDLX, WAHR, WRVR, KMGL. WFMK, 3WM, KOLH, KKLD, WNMB, WFFX, KTYL. WIHN. WMTFM. Moves 26-24 on the AC Chart. CURTIS STIGERS "I Wonder Why" (Arista) 49/9 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 24/0, Light 24/9, Total Adds 9, WROX, WWNK, WMYX, WSTR, WIVY. WRVR, WKDQ. WCRZ, KISC Heavy: KZLT. Medium including KLSI, WGLL, WKYE. WOBM, WZNY, WLMX, WAHR, WTFM, KELT, KVKI, WMGN, KCIX, KOLH, WSGY, WNMB, WFFX. KTYL, WIHN, WMTFM, WOLH, Moves 30-26 on the AC chart. ZUCCHERO w/PAUL YOUNG "Senza Una Donna (Without A Woman)" (London/PLG) 48/11 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 22/1. Light 24/10, Total Adds 11, WLTT, KEZR, WLMX, WTCB, WAVY, WRVR, WWSN, KISC. WKTK, WIHN, KIDX. Heavy: KOLH, KZLT. Medium including KXLT, WGLL, WKYE. WORM, KKMY, WTFM, KELT, KVKI, 3WM, KRNO, WSGY, KEZA, WNMB, WFFX, KTYL, KVIC, WMTFM. Moves 29-25 on the AC chart. SIMPLY RED "Something Got Me Started" (East West) 46/13 Rotations: Heavy 0. Medium 23/4, Light 23/9, Total Adds 13. KESZ, KKCW, KEZR, WOBM, WLHT, WFMK. KKOBFM, KISC, WIHN, KIZZ. WLDR, KKSR, KMAJ. Medium including B100, WGLL, WKYE, WDLX, WAHR, KELT, KVKI, 3WM, KRNO, JOY99, WSGY, WNMB, WFFX, KTYL, KVIC, KZLT, WOLH. Debuts at 27 on the AC chart. AMY GRANT "That's What Love Is For" (A&M) 44/15 Rotations: Heavy 1/0. Medium 17/5, Light 26/10, Total Adds 15, WLTT, KLSI, 8100, WMGS, WLMX. WMAG. WAHR, WIVY, WCRZ, WMGN, 3WM, KKOBFM, KOLH, WOLH. KKSR, Heavy: KPAYFM. Medium including WGLL. KKMJ, WRVR. KTDY, WFFX, KTYL, WMTFM, KZLT, WOLR, WLDR, KIDX, KKAZ. Light including WROX, KLSY. Debuts at 30 on the AC chart.
JAMES TAYLOR "Copperline" (Columbia) 34/34 Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 9/9, Light 24/24, Total Adds 34, KMMX, WGLL, WKYE, KKMY, WBTFM, WLMX, WTCB. WDLX, WMYI, WAHR, KELT, WLACFM, KMGL, WRAL, KVKI, WWSN, WFMK, KGBX, 3WM, JOY99, KEZA, WKTK, KTDY, WNMB, WFFX, KTYL, KVIC. WMTFM, KZLT, WOLR, WLDR, KIDX, KKAZ, KPAYFM. DESMOND CHILD "You're The Story Of My Life" (Elektra) 28/6 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6/1, Light 22/5, Total Adds 6, WKYE, WARM, KOLH, KTDY. WOLH, KCMJ. Medium including WAHR, WSGY, WFFX, KZLT, KKAZ. Light including KKMY, WTFM, KELT, WCRZ, 3WM, KRNO, KKLD. KEZA. WKTX, WNMB, KTYL, KVIC, WMTFM, WOLR, KIZZ, WLDR, KIDX.
PAULA ABDUL "The Promise Of A New Day" (CaptiveNirgin) 27/0 Rotations. Heavy 4/0, Medium 15/0, Light 8 0. Total Adds 0. Heavy: WOHO, KMJC, KSSKFM, KLTA. Medium. WYXR, WKOX, KLSI, 8100. WGLL, WMAG. WIVY, WRMF, JOY99, WFFX, KVIC, WIHN, WOLH, KMAJ, KCMJ Light WWNK, WHYNFM, WSTR, WDLX, KRLB, KIZZ, KIDX, KTHT.
JAMES INGRAM "Where Did My Heart Go" (W8) 25/7 Rotations: Heavy 1/0. Medium 4/0. Light 20/7, Total Adds 7, WLTS. WENS, KLSI, KELT, KIZZ. WLDR, KPAYFM Heavy' KMMX. Medium. WAHR, WSGY, WMTFM, KKAZ. Light including WMYX, WGLL, WKYE. WTCB, WRVR, 3WM, KRNO, KKLD. WNMB, WFFX, KTYL, KZLT, WOLR.
RICK ASTLEY "Wonderful You" (RCA) 24/0 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 6/0, Light 18/0, Total Adds 0. Medium: WAHR, KOLH, WSGY, WNMB, KZLT. KKAZ Light: WARM98, KLSI, KESZ. WLEV. WKYE. WRVR, WCRZ, KRNO, KKLD, KTYL, KVIC- WMTFM, WOLH, WOLR, KIZZ, WLDR, KKSR, KIDX
CROWDED HOUSE "Fall At Your Feet" (Capitol) 22/6 Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 62. Light 16/4, Total Adds 6, WMTX, WOBM. WMGS, WFFX, WOLR, WLDR. Medium including WAHR, KRNO, WSGY, KZLT. Light including WKYE, KKMY, KELT, KMJC, 3WM, WNMB, KTYL. KVIC. WMTFM, WOLH, KIDX. KKAZ.
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ROBERTA FLACK (18) ELO PART 11 (16)
GLORIA ESTEFAN (16) AMY GRANT (15) SIMPLY RED (13) ZUCCHERO (11)
COMMITMENTS (9) CURTIS STIGERS (9)
HOTTEST AARON NEVILLE (85)
MICHAEL BOLTON (78) CATHY DENNIS (70) BRYAN ADAMS (40) BONNIE RAITT (39) ROD STEWART (39)
HUEY LEWIS (38) BOB SEGER (34)
CHICAGO (31) BETH NIELSEN CHAPMAN (28)
BONNIE RAITT "I Can't Make You Love Me" (Capitol) 21/21 Rotations Heavy 1/1. Medium 2/2. Light 18/18, Total Adds 21, KMMX, KLSI, WGLL, WKYE. WAHR, WLACFM. KVKI, WMGN. 3WM, KGBY, JOY99, KKLD, KEZA, WNMB, WFFX, KTYL. KVIC, KZLT, WOLR. KKAZ. KPAYFM
COMMITMENTS "Try A Little Tenderness" (MCA) 21/9 Rotations Heavy 0 Medium 4/2. Light 1717, Total Adds 9 WNSR, KVIL, 2WD. 8100, WKYE. WIVY, WNMB. WMTFM, WOLH Medium including 3WM. WSGY Light including WROX. WKOX, KLSI, WGLL, KELT, KKLD. KVIC. KZLT, WOLR, KKAZ
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RUSS IRWIN "My Heart Belongs To You" (SBK) 19/4 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 4/0, Light 15/4, Total Adds 4, 8100. WGLL, WKYE, KRNO Medium WAHR. KELT, KZLT. WOLR Light including WLMX. 3WM, KKLD, WSGY, KEZA, WNMB, KTYL, KVIC. WMTFM, KIDX, KKAZ.
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BEE GEES "Happy Ever After" (WB) 17/0 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 5i0. Light 12/0, Total Adds 0 Medium: KESZ, WAHR, WRVR, 3WM, KZLT. Light: WARM, WZNY, WTCB, KMGL, KKLD. KVIC, WMTFM. WOLH. WOLR. KIZZ, WLDR, KKAZ
ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA PART II "For The Love Of A Woman" (Scott) Bros/Sony) 16/16 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 1/1, Light 15/15, Total Adds 16, WKYE, WMGS, WZNY, KKMY. WMAG, 3WM, KKLD, WSGY, WFFX, KTYL, KVIC, WMTFM, KZLT, WOLR, KIZZ, KKAZ
FRANCESCA BEGHE "Something About Your Touch" (SBK) 16/2 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/0. Light 72, Total Adds 2, KELT, WLDR. Heavy: KESZ. Medium WGLL, WDLX. WAHR, KVKI, KRNO, KOLH, WSGY, KIDX Light including KKLD WMTFM, WOLH, WOLR, KKAZ
HI -FIVE "I Can't Wait Another Minute" (Jive/FICA) 16/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0. Medium 90. Light 5/1. Total Adds 1, WWNK. Heavy: KELT, KMJC Medium WLTS. KYKY KEZR, KLSY, WSTR, WTCB, WRVR, KSSKFM, WSGY. Light including KESZ, 8100, KKMJ. KKLD
COLOR ME BADD "I Adore Mi Amor" (Giant/Reprise) 15/0 Rotations Heavy 2/0. Medium 8/0. Light 5/0. Total Adds 0 Heavy KMJC. KSSKFM Medium' WKOX, KS95, WRMF, KOLH, WSGY, KVIC, KZLT, KCMJ. Light: WGLL, KELT, KTYL, KIZZ. KKAZ.
:Jriz JJ.;=11 ;rj J'1`r.l,.^J.1J MICHAEL BOLTON "When A Man Loves A Woman" (Columbia) 14/4 Rotations Heavy 4/0. Medium 5/1, Light 513, Total Adds 4, WALK, WYXR, KS95, KGBY Heavy WWNK, WLTF WWSN WKWK Medium including WROX. U102, WOMX. KATF Light including WENS. 8100 QUEEN "These Are The Days Of Our Lives" (Hollywood) 14/0 Rotations' Heavy 2/0, Medium 3,0 Light 9/0, Total Adds 0. Heavy. WAHR. WOLR Medium' KESZ, WDLX. KOLH Light KKCW, 8100. WGLL. KKLD, KVIC, WMTFM, KIZZ WLDR KKAZ.
JULIA FORDHAM "Love Moves In Mysterious Ways" (Virgin) 10/5 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 0. Light 10/5. Total Adds 5, WIVY, WMGN, KKLD, WMTFM, WLDR Light including WARM98 WRMF. KZLT, WOLR, KKAZ
SCORPIONS "Wind Of Change" (Mercury) 9/2 Rotations Heavy 2/0. Medium 5/1, Light 2/1, Total Adds 2 WNSR, WWNK Heavy WMGS, WSTR Medium including WROX. WMTX, 8100, WDLX Light including WMYI
ESCAPE CLUB "I'll Be There" (Atlantic) 9/0 Rotations Heavy 2/0. Medium 5/0, Light 2'0, Total Adds O Heavy: WMTX, KKLI. Medium' WROX, KYKY, WSTR. WMYI, WOMX. Light. WKWK, KATE
SOUL FAMILY SENSATION "I Don't Even Know If I Should Call You Baby" (Epic) 8/1 Rotations' Heavy 0, Medium 110, Light 7/1. 'otal Adds 1, KMAJ. Medium: WSGY Light including KKLD, WNMB, WMTFM, WOLR, WLDR, KKAZ
BANDERAS "Why Aren't You In Love With Me" (London/PLG) 6/1 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 0. Light 6,1, Total Adds 1 WOLR. Light including WGLL. WSGY, KTYL. KZLT KKAZ SURFACE "A World Of Our Own" (Columbia) 6/1 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 4 0. Light 2/1, Total Adds 1, KLTA Medium: KKCW. WDLX, WAHR, WOLR Light including KKAZ
GINO VANNELLI "Sunset On L.A." (Vie/BMG) 6/1 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 5i1. Total Adds 1, KKLD Medium WAHR Light including WARM98 KKCW KIDX. KKAZ
AMERICA "Nothing's So Far Away" (Rhino) 6/0 Rotations Heavy 210. Medium 2'Q Light 20, Total Adds 0 Heavy WAHR, KOLH Medium WALK WMTFM Light KKMY KIZZ
BRYAN ADAMS "Can't Stop This Thing We Started" (A&M) 5/0 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 3/0 Total Adds 0 Medium WROX, WMTX Light WYXR WKOX, WSTR DAVE KOZ "Endless Summer Nights" (Capitol) 5/0 Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 0, Light 500, Total Adds 0 Light WWLI, KESZ, KVKI, KKLD, KIDX.
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From the orange groves of Southern California to the
Big Apple and everywhere in between. This year, for the first
time, the Sunny Awards are accepting entries from all
across the nation. So get your station's best
promotions, public service announcements and station
produced commercials together and enter them today. The Sunnys
are America's largest, most
prestigious radio -only creative competition. Which means winning a Sunny Award is a once - in -a -lifetime, awe-inspiring and altogether thrilling experience.
Is it better than sex? We couldn't say "yes" with a clear conscience. After all, that would be comparing apples and oranges.
For more information, call the SCBA at (213) 466-4481. The deadline for entries is October 31st.
The 7th Annual Sunny Creative Radio Awards. America's largest radio -only creative competition. Sponsored by the Southern California Broadcasters Association.
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72 RiiR September 27,1991 AC ADDS Jr HOTS CURRENT -BASED
W LEVIAINntown - Jell BMA.
WALK/Long Island Fr.e/lomberdo
ROBERTA FLACK
MICHAEL BOLTON Hottest: ROD STEWART CATHY DENNIS ROSETTE AARON NEVILLE MICHAEL BOLTON
WEER/New York Bob Dunphy
SCORPIONS I ENTS
GLORIA ESTERµ LUTHER YµDRQSS WHISPERS Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS
BONNIE RAITT CATHY DENNI5 MICHAEL BOLTON
CHICAGO
WVXRPMladNphla CooUOree.
MICHAEL BOLTON
ROBERTA FLACK
Hottest: BRYAN ADA16 MICHAEL HILTON
ROD STEWART BONNIE RAITT
CATHY DONIS
W W l IProvW.nc. Bill Gecrg.
none Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND
BRYAN ADAMS RONNIE MILSAP
AARON NEVILLE PEW/ BRYSON
WLTT/Washington Cheek Morgan
MICHAEL H. SMITH ZUCQEAD & YOUNG
AND GRANT
Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS
LUTHER VµDROSS AARON NEVILLE STEWART & /BLEEP MARC COIN
WROXAWAAIeM Mon IHMMISIENAM
CURTIS STIGERS Hottest: AARON NEVILLE 103/011E RAITT
ROD STUART MICHAEL BOLT' MXETTE
P2 WKLAAglsrry KroMRNNnNeg
sane HDttest: MARIµ CABER CATHY DENNIS ROD STEWART AARON NEVILLE BONNIE MITT
GLORIA ESTEFµ DIANA ROSS Hottest: AARON NEVILLE CATHY DENNIS BOB SEER HUEY LEWIS & THE
MICHAEL EOLITH
W EBEIBrldp.port Hansen/Norm.
GLORIA FSTEFAN
Hottest: MICHAEJ. BOLTON
BRYAN ADAMS
A« GRANT
BONNIE RAITT AARON NEVILLE
WGLUHa9erstown. MO
Bums/Conlon
RUSS IRNIN BONNIE RAITT
JAMS TAILOR NATALIE COLE
Hottest: AARON NEVILLE
CATHY DENNIS BOB SEDER
MICHAEL BOLTON
HUEY LUIS A THE
WKYEJJoAn.lown, PA
Jack Micha.la
JAIFS TAYLOR
HOWIE HAITI DE,9MNL CHILD COMMENTS E.O PART II RUSS IRNIN JASMINE GUY
Hottest: AARON NEVILLE MICHAEL BOLTON BOB SEDER
CATHY DNNIS BETH NIDLSEDI MAP
WOBM/MonmanlHOc..n DownslDeeoM
ROBERTA FLAX SIMPLY RED
CROWDED NOISE Hottest: HUEY LEGS & tHE
MICHAEL BOLT' AARON NEVILLE BOB SA..ER CATHY DNNIS
WON01Ocenn Cloy Then WAN»
MARIAN CAREY
TRIPLETS IOBERTA FUCK DIANA ROSS Hottest: PAULA ABDUL
MICHAEL BOLTON
BEN MIELYGI CLAP CHICAGO CATHY DOMIS
WHYNFIMYIplp/AI, MA
BM Noes
DIANA ROSS MICHAEL H. SMITH Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON
MARIµ CARET
CHICAGO CAME DENNIS AARON NEVILLE
WYYYISyracuse Tom Ungmyer
none Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON
AARON NEVILLE ROD STOIART CATHY DENNIS BRYAN ADAMS
WMGSIWIik.. Barre NylonMarrlon
CROWDED I191E EXT ROE DOOBIE BROTHERS AMY GRANT
Ell) PART II Hottest:
MICHAEL BOLTON
SCORPIONS CATHY DONIS CHICAGO ROD STUART
W JBRIW Ilmin9lon, DE
K.y.IW.11don
Hottest: ROD STEWART
BRYAN ADAMS
AMY GRANT AARON NEVILLE MICHAEL BOLTON
WERE/Worcester !Balmy/Low
BETH NIELSEN CHAP
Hottest: PAULA ABDUL
MARIAN CAREY
NATALIE COLE u/NA NEIL DIAMOND
GLORIA ESTERµ
WARIMnork, PA Kelly West
DESMOND CHILD DIANA ROSS
Hottest: AARON NEVILLE ROD STEWART
BRYAN &OAKS
CANT DENNIS
P3 WZIDMench.N.r, NN
Tom NNW/ohm
GLORIA ESTEEM Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS
ROD STEWART
AARON NEVILLE CHICAGO 9B SEER
WNWK/Wh.W g. WV Day D.nlob
nom Hottest: BONNIE MITT MICHAEL BOLTON ROD STEWART BEN NIELSEN CHAP
NICHE. HILTON
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C011 MICHAEL N. SMITH GLORIA ESTEFµ BETTE HIDEER Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON
HUEY LEWIS & 7NE BOB SEER NEIL DIAMOND
WON NEVILLE
KLTRMou.ton Scarborough/Nett
NEIL DIAMOND GLORIA ESTEEM Hottest: BM AN ADAMS
AARON NEVILLE ROD STEWART CANT DENNIS MICHAEL BOLTON
WILTS/New Orleans Mltch.11/SCGM
JAMES INGRAM Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS
AARON NEVILLE AMY GRANT
CHICAGO STEWART A DEFER
2 W O/Norfolk Bol Curti.
BEM NIELSE CHAP
CONITPENTS ROBERTA FLACK
Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS
MICHAEL BOLTON
BONNIE RAITT ROD STEWART
AARON NEVILLE
KMMX/San Anton» Mac MCClennehan
BONIE RAITT JAMES TAYLOR
Hottest: BEM NIELSE MAP STUART A LINER NEIL DIAIOID JAMES INGRAM
BILLY DEAN
WWTXftNnp. Moon anon
~MD MOUSE
!RON»: ~IL RAITT MICHAEL BOLTON
HUEY LOGS A IRE OICAGO COMM
MUSA/Tempe J.Irrey Warm
GLORIA ESTEE» Hott..t: BRIAN ADAMS
FOITTE ANY GRANT
AARON NEVILLE CATHY DENNIS
P2 WSTRIAII.nla Noria/Morrlaon
O1RT15 STIGERS Hottest: MARIµ CARET BONNIE MITT AARON NEVILLE SCORPIONS RSTRDE
WZNYIAu9u.t., GA John Patrick
ELI] PART II Hottest:
MICHAEL BOLTON
CATHY DENNIS AARON NEVILLE BETH NIELSEN CHAP
CHICAGO
KKMJ/AuAMn Burke/Burn.
LUTHER VµDROSS Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP AARON NEVILIE NEIL DIAMOND BETH NIEJSEN CHAP
CATHY DENNIS
KKMYIB.aumonl, TX
Ferris/Brock
JAMES TAYLOR ELO PART II NATALIE (ALE Hottest: CHICAGO HET LBAIS A THE
CATHY DONIS BETH NIELSEN MAP TRIPLETS
WBTfMMhar»Ite Doros.nPeyn.
ROBERTA PUCK JAMAS TAILOR Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON
BONNIE RAITT
CHICAGO 9Yµ ADAMS
AARON NEVILLE
WUIX/CNNtNo oog. Denny FNWrd
IORIA ESTEEM JAMES TAYLOR AMY GRANT ZJCCHERO A YOUNG
Rottest: BONNIE MITT AARON NEVILLE BETH NIELSDI OEAP BOB SEER CATHY ZOMIS
WTCBICohoeM. Deng 5 .tot
JAMES TENOR ZUCO®1S A TONG Hottest: MN LEWIS A TIME
NEIL DIAMOND
BETH MIELSEI CHAP
BOB SEDER TERM VARDRISS
WOSAAEayettesMN, NC UI02Mnoor11N Kent layt.n Larry Trotter
BILLY DEAN
NEIL DIAMOND
Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS
MICHAEL BOLTON
EIErTE LEANT KRAVITZ BONNIE RAITT
W MAC/Gr..n.boro John Jenkins
BEM NIELSEN CHAP
ELO PART II A« GRANT
ROBERTA FLAX Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON MARIAN CAREY
BOB SEER AARON NEVILLE BONNIE RAITT
WDLX/Gr..nrlll., NC
J.cksonMor.lend
JAMES TAYLOR Hottest: BILLY DEAN
BOB SEDER
CATHY DONIS AARON NEVILLE
MICHAEL BOLTON
WMYIMMe.nvlll., SC Sam Church
CANT DENNIS JAMES TAYLOR
Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS
AMY GRANT
MICHAEL BOLTON
ROD STUART MOON NEVILLE
WAIIR/Hunl.eIlle, AL Bonny O'Brien
BONNIE MITT AMY GRANT
JAMES TAYLOR STYLISTICS Hottest: BEM NIESEN OUP CECINE DION
CHICAGO CAT« DENNIS MUEY LEGS A THE
WIVYIJeckaonsMN MAI1hw.RVesl
JULIA PORDHµ AMY GRANT
CURTIS 3713ERS ZUCOIETO A YOUNG
CONIDINTS Hottest: B«µ ADAMS
AM7 GRANT
ROD STUART MIaAE, HILTON BEANIE RAITT
WTFWJo»neon City Nub McKinney
BOB SEER Hottest: ARM' NEVILLE AIRY GRANT
CANT DENIS GLORIA ESTEEM MICHAEL HILTON
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RID STUART MEAL BOLT' BONNIE RAITT CATHY OONI5
W ARM9S/Clnclnn.11 AIRMEN Grayson BILLY DEAN
ROBERTA FUCK Hottest: EA STEWART BONNIE MITT
BETH NIELSM CHAP
AARON NEVILLE CATER DONIS
W W NKIClnclnn.11 MatthewsMast» HI -FIVE SCORPIOS GLORIA ESTEFµ CURTIS STIGERS Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS
MICHAEL BOLTON AMY GRANT RDIBRµDTS ROD SIEIART
W LTF/Clewlend PoporkMA.nn.dy AARON NEVILLE Hottest: MICHAEL BOLT' PEABO BRYSON
CHICAGO BOB SEER CATHY DONIS
WENT/Columbus H.INtIJNunnally
Hottest: BRYAN WARS HALL & OATES AMY GRANT ROD STEWART MICHAEL BOLTON
W NIC/Detroit Bob KOck.n
AARON NEVILLE BONNIE RAITT BETH NIELSE CHA Hottest: CATHY DENNIS HIJE! LUISA TIE MARIµ CAREY
BOB SEER MICHAEL HILTON
VVENSAndlan.pNls Espen/LoM
GLORIA ESTERµ JAMES INGRAM
Hottest: CATHY DENNIS AARON NEVILLE ROD STEWART
RETIE MIDLER MICHAEL BOLTON
KLSUKan.as City Tom Land
ANY GRANT
BONNIE RAITT JAMES INGRµ LUTHER BANMOSS Hottest: BONNIE RAITT MICHAEL HILTON MARIAN CAREY
AARON NEVILLE CANT DONIS
WMYXMIMuk.. Sch.NArMorN.s
DIANA ROSS
CURTIS STIGERS Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS
MICHAEL BOLT' HUE( LEWIS & THE AARON NEVILLE ROD STEWART
KSASMInneapolls DaelaMcKeeser
MICHAEL BOLTON ROBERTA FUCK LUTHER VµDROSS Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS
BONNIE MITT ROD STEWART AARON NEVILLE HUES LEWIS A THE
W LTEMInn.apclis gory Balaban
RDBERTA FUCK DIANA ROSS
Hottest: CHICKS CATHY DONIS RONNIE NILSA AARON NEVILLE NEIL DIAMOND
KYKYISL Lout. Greg Hewitt
MICHAEL H. SMITH Hottest: CATHY DENNIS MICHAEL ELT' BONNIE RAITT AARON NEVILLE B«µ ADAMS
P2 WOMX/Abon ChrryATaybr
Hottest: AARON NEVILLE CHICAGO BONNIE RAITT
BOB SEER MARIµ CAREY
KMJCID.renprM Chuck O'Brien
nene Hottest: CHICAGO CATHY DENNIS HUEY LOUIS A THE AARON NEVILLE BOB SEER
W W EN/Dayton Shelly James
ROBERTA FLEX JAMES TAYLOR ZUCME10 A YOUNG
NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON CHICKS GLORIA ESTEEM AARON NEVILLE BOB SEER
WKDGIEransrlll., IN
KIncaid/Westrkh
MARIµ CARET
CURTIS STIGERS Hottest: AARON NEVILLE CATHY DENNIS ROD STEWART MICHAEL BOLT' HUEY TENIS A TIE
WCIMZ/FIInL MI
PelrlcWOown.y
CURTIS ST12MS AMY GRANT Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON CHICAGO CANT DONIS HUEY LEWIS A TIE BOB SEER
WLHTIG,.nd Rapid. Dirks.n:B,ewn
RCJERTA FLACK
SIMPLY MD Hottest: AARON NEVILLE MICHAEL ELTON ROD STEWART BONNIE RAITT CATHY DONIS
WFMKA.aneing Rey WrsheH
JAMES TAYLOR SIMPLY RED
TRIPLETS MICHAEL N. SMITH Hottest: EMOTE RIG STEWART MICHMI. BOLTON
PEARS BRTSOM
BOB SEER
WMONM.dIWn Q'N.11/Fre.man
BONNIE RAITT AMY GRANT ROBERTA FUCK NATALIE COLE JULIA POH0Hµ Hottest: MICHAEL BOLT' AARON NEVILLE BETH NIELSEN CHAP
MARLED CARET
CANT DENTS
WOLOP.al., IL
Jerry J.y
BOWIE MITT Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS
noon BOLT' CATHY ENNIS AARON NEVILLE BONNIE RAITT
KGBXISprIn9flNd, MO B.krlC.nnon
JAMES TAYLOR NATAIE CORE Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON
AARCB NEVILLE CATHY DENNIS HUEY LEYIS & THE
BOB SEER
3WM/TOMdo Mark Roberts
AMY GRANT
JAPES TAYLOR BONNIE NAITT
OD PART II NATALIE COLE Hottest: AARON NEVILLE BOB SEER NONIE MILSAP MARIAN CAREY TRIPLETS
P3 WIHNJB»oneington, IL
Marlowe/Kennedy
ROBERTA FLACK
ZUCMERO & YOUNG
SMELT RED
Hottest: AARON NEVILLE MICHAEL. BOLT' CATHY ZORNIS B01NIE RAITT HUEY LEWIS A THE
WMTfWCeder R.Wds Randy Les JAMES TAYLOR ELO PART II N ATALIE NE JULIA HERMAN CONITMENTS Hottest: CATHY DENNIS AARON NEVILLE
BETH NIELSEN CHAP TRIPLETS BOB SEER
KATFIDubuque, IA
Tommy Allen
Hottest: AMY GRANT
ROIETTE MICHAEL BOLTON BONNIE RAITT B«µ ADAMS
K LTA/Fergo, ND
Mart Anthony
SURFACE
ICHAEL N. SMITH Hottest: HUEY LEWIS A THE
BOB SEER MARLµ CARET
MICHAEL BOLTON PAULA ABDUL
KILT/Grand Forks, ND H.nn.nlEbens JAMES TAYLOR NATALIE COE BONNIE RAITT EW PART II JEM.IFER HOLIDAY Hottest: AARON NEVILLE CATER DONIS CHICAGO HEY LOUIS A THE
BETH NIELSEN CHA
WOLIVOrwn Bey, WI
D ew Crew AMY GRANT DE901m CHILD COMITENTS Hottest: AARON NEVILLE HUEY LEWIS & THE CATHY DONIS ROD STUART MICHAEL BOLT'
WOLRRAAI.rn.Aoo, MI
Lenph.ArMlerta
JAPES TAYLOR
L I NEA VµDROSS L Ir. DF1) 1016E EW PART II BONNIE RAITT
KIM HILL BANDERAS
Hottest: BETH NIELSEN CHAP
AARON NEVILLE BOB SEER OJEEN CATHY DONIS
K IZLMInot Jell Bliss
CO PART II JAPES INGRAM
SIMPLY FED
ROBERTA FUCK Hottest: AARON NEVILLE BETH NIELSEN CHIMP
HUEY LEWIS & TIE BOB SEER CATHY DENIS
WLDRMW MkM9.n Angle /onda
JAMES TAYLOR FRANCESCA MGM JAMES INGRAM
SIMPLY RED
NATALIE ODL.E
JULIA FORD»µ CROWDED TOSE Hottest: MIMAN. BOLTON AARON NEVILLE BOB SEER CATE DNNIS HUEY LOUIS & THE
KKSR/SL Cloud, MN Deenl. Carpenter
ROBERTA FLAX A« NUT SIMPLY RED
Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON AARON NEVILLE CATER DONI5 BOB SEER BONNIE RAITT
KMAJGopekA, KS Dare Water.
TRIPLETS SOD. FAMILY 5E16Á SIMPLY RED
NATALIE COLE Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON HUEY LUIS A THE CANT 001015 BOB SEER CHIC GO
TRIPLETS Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON
ROD STEWART
ANON NEVILLE BONNIE RAITT BRYAN ADAMS
KHLTRInl. Rock Rems.y/PollAt
COW DENNIS GLORIA ESTEFµ Hottest:
MICHAEL BOLTON
RCO STEWART
BONNIE RAITT AARON NEVILLE
CHICAGO
WPEZMacon, GA
L.wrrettefErenklln
MARIAN CARET
GLORIA ESTEE» Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON
HURT LEWIS & THE CHICAGO AARON NEVILLE
CATHY DONIS
WRVRM.mphls Mark Hamlin
NATALIE COLE CURTIS STIGERS ZUCaEE A YOUNG
Hottest: BETH NIELSEN CHAP
NEIL DIAMOND BETTE MILLER BOB SEDER LUTHER VµDROSS
KELTIMCAII.n Je/l G.rrlson
JAMES TAYLOR FRANCESCA BEHE NATALIE COLE
JAMES INGRAM
BEM NIELSEN CHAP
Hottest: GLORIA ESTAFAN HI -FIRE
MARIµ CARET
ROD STEWART
PEA® BRYSON
WLAC-FMNAs»vi11N
B ryan Sargent
JAPES TAYLOR BONNIE RAITT Hottest:
MICHAEL BOLTON
MALIµ CARET BETH NIELSEN CHAP
BONNIE MITI STUART & DUIEER
KMGL/Oklalloma CMy
GBrrNK.w
JAMES TAYLOR GLORIA ESTEFAN N ATALIE CALE Hottest: MICHIAE. BOLT' B ETH NIEISEI CHAP
ASR' NEVILLE
CATHY DONIS CHICAGO
WOAURaSetgh -ER JAMES TAYLOR Hottest: AARON NEVILLE BONNIE MITT ANT GP ANT
HOD STEWART
MICHAEL BOLT'
KVKI/5heeepat LA Ry.nlW.ldon
BONNIE RAITT NATALIE COLE
JAPES TAYLOR KENNY LCOG INS Hottest: ASR' NEVILJE ROD SMART CANS DENNIS HUES LUIS A THE BETH NIELSEN OIAP
WRMFIW. PAM Beech Ma leyBFnnoo
Hottest: CANT DENNIS MICHAEL BOLTON
BONNIE RAITT AARON NEVILLE
HUEY LEGS A THE
P3 ASOYlAlbeny, GA Terry Allred
KIM HILL NEIL DIAMOND
11.0 PART II NATALIE COLE Hottest: CATHY DENNIS
GARON NEVILLE DOB SEER SETH NIELSEN CHAP
MARIAN CARET
AEZA/Fayeneville Dennis Snow
ROINIE RAITT JAMES TAILOR Hottest: AARON NEVILLE MARIµ CAREY
KEY LEWIS & TE MOB SEER
GLORIA ESTERAN
MKTKMa.ln.svill., FL
Nick Allen
JAMES TAYLOR HILLY DEAN
I1CCHERO & YOUNG
H ottest: 4CHAEL BOLTON
1AR' NEVILLE .HAT« DENNIS SUET LEWIS & THE CHICAGO
KTDYIL.ey.te, LA W.lk.rMurphy
.1A/ES TAYLOR O ®OND CHILD attest:
MICHAEL BOLTON
.AEON NEVILLE CATHY DENNIS BUSY LUIS A THE TRIPLETS
ARIB/Lubbock, TX
]oweM.11
CATHY DONIS TRIPLETS Jottest: 'ND STEWART
SWAN ADAMS
MICHAEL BOLTON HUES LUIS & THE CHICAGO
W MMBMyrtI Beech, SC "hornmon/Adam.
JAMES TAYLOR M'NIE MITT LATALIE COLE AOIITP0YT5 Hottest: OICAGO 1I01AFL EMTON NOD STENART
N ET LOGS A THE
/ARM NEVILLE
WFFXftuenNoo, AL
Sender walker
/ANNIE MITT CROWED HOUSE
JAIFS TAYLOR
CD PART II Botwt:
MICHAEL BOLTON
W W1 MITI NJNIE MILSAP AARON NEVILLE BOB S10ER
LTYLnyl.r, TX
Mr. BMus
JAMES TAILOR BONNIE MITT NATALIE COLE
El PA« II Hsttest: B«µ ADAMS
HICO STEWART
MICHAEL BOLTON LENY KRAVITZ BONNIE MITT
RVICIVictorl., TX
Tony Davis
E NNIE RAITT HO PART II JAPES TAYLOR Hottest: .1)0Y LEWIS A THE
RATµ ADAMS
TOD STEWART
MICHAEL BOLT' E N SEINER
WONUWIImIrglon, NC r.rtowmeom.s
LILLY DEAN
L ottest: AARON NEVILLE MICHAEL BOLT' BRYN ADAMS
PARIAH CAREY
CHICAGO
»mar a.. ..
P1 KOSI/D.nvar Scott T.Ylor
none Hottest: AARON NEVILLE CANT DONIS BRYAN ADAMS
CHICAGO BETH NIELSEN CHAP
KXLTN.nver BuchenAn/W rd BETH NIELSEN CHAP
Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON
CATHY DENNIS BONNIE MITT ROSETTE
KBIGAo. An9.le. EdW.rd.IVerd.ry
none Hottest: AARON NEVILLE
CATHY DENNIS MICHAEL BOLTON NEIL DIMMED BETH NIESEIN CHAP
KOSTRo. Angeles K.yOIAmldon
AARON NEVILLE Hottest: LDNNY KRAVITZ
NEIL DIAMOND
LUTHER VµDROSS CATHY DENNIS A« GRANT
KEW/Phoenix Carta Foss
SIMPLY RED
NATALIE COLE
Hottest: FRANCESCA ADHE MARIµ CAREY
BETH NIELSEN OEAP
CRICMA CATHY DENNIS
KKCWPon4nd Bill MlncAlw
SDELY RE BILLY DEAN
LITTER VµDROSS Hottest: BETH NIELSM CHAP
NEIL DIAMOND
CONY DENNIS AAR' NEVILLE TRIPLETS
110015.. Diego Gera. Knip»
JASMINE GUY
A« GRµ? TRIPLETS K OS IMIN CO ITEATS Hottest: MARIAN CABOT
FIREHOUSE KARTS WITS CATHY DENIALS
AARON MEVILLE
K EZPVBsn Jose K it Pae4A
SIMPLY RED
NCOIER° A Tom Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS
MICHAEL WILTON
CHICAGO OAR' NEVILLE
CAMS DENNIS
KLSYISeanl. IrlalnlMOoks
none Hottest: AARON NEVILLE ROIETTE BILLY DEAN
MICHAEL BOLT' SARIµ CAREY
P2 KK 013-F W Albuqurqu. Fonylh.IAHNn
A« GRANT
SIIELY RED
Hottest: AARON NEVILLE MICHAEL BOLTON
BOB SEI:ER GLORIA ESTEEM! ROD STEWART
KCIX/Boles, 10
Don Jennings
o Hott test: AMY GRANT
ROIERE AARON NEVILLE
HURT LUIS & THE MICHAEL BOLTON
K KLI/Color.do SprIngs Dan Cowen
DIANA ROSS
Hottest: CATHY DONIS BETH NIELSEN LEAP
ESCAPE CLUB BILLY DEAN
BRYAN ADAMS
K55K PM/Honolulu Michael SM.hldo
TONY TERRY.
TRIPLETS Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS
MARIAN CARET
PAULA ABDUL
AMY GRANT
AARON NEVILLE
KMZORa. Vegas Scot) Keith
none Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS
MICHAEL BOLTON
CHIC GO
CATHY DENNIS AARON NEVILLE
K W AV/Monl.rey Bernie Moody
Hottest: BRIM ADAMS
MICHAEL BOLTON
ROD STUART LENNY KRAVITZ AARON NEVILLE
KRNO/Rerw, NV
Paul Mitchell
DIANA ROSS
RUSS IRWIN Hottest: BR AM ADAMS
WWI! MITT ROaTTE AMY GSM? MARIAN CARET
KOLIMMrsIW OeaYAVNger
DL901C 0111D ROBERTA FUCK AMY GRAB Hottest: AFRICA BETH NIESEII CHAP
BILLY DEAN
NEIL DIAMOND
AICONEID & TONG
KGgYIBacewlM BaIA.rEOercM
BONN10 RAIn MICHAEL BOLT' Hottest: MU WAS MET LOGS & THE MICHAEL WILTON BOMIIE RAITT AARON NEVILJE
K ISC/Spekana, WA Rob Harder
ILL RO & YOIIIG CURTIS 01100 S
SIMPLY RED
GLORIA ESTERµ Hottest: CAT« DONIS NOME MITT MICHAEL BOLT' HUEY LOUIS & THE AARON NEVILLE
JOY9A/Stockton Candy Stephen.
BONNIE MITT JAMES TAYLOR Hottest: ROD STEWART KIEV LAGS & THE CANT DENNIS BOB SEER AARON NEVILLE
KKLD/Tucson Alan McLaonhlln
GLORIA ESTEFµ OW PART II GINO VANNEILI BONNIE MITT JULIA FOBOHHM
Hottest: CANT DENNIS BETTE MILLER BRYAN ADAMS
BONNIE RAUTT BETH NIEISEN CHAP
P3 KIDIIBIlllnpa, MT
Rick Lomond
JAMES TAYLOR ROBERTA FLAG. ZUCMERO & YONG Hottest: BONNIE RAITT
ROD STEWART
CHICAGO
MET LEWIS & THE
BETTE MILLER
KKAZ/Ch.y.nne. WY
Nevin Mss
MIKE A NE MEGAN JENNIFER HOLL.IDAY
EEO PART II JAPES TAILOR BONNIE RAITT
KIM HILL NATALIE ONE Hottest: CAT« IMNNIS MICHAEL BOLTON AARON NEVILE HUNT HEMS A THE MARIAN CAREY
KPAYRINChlco, CA Ron Woodland
JAPES TAYLOR BONNIE MITT NATALIE OXE JAMES INGRAM
Hottest: BIB SEER »ET LUIS A THE AARON NEVILE MICHAEL BOLT' CANT rain KIEYRr.eb M FNMA
BETTE MIDIER GLORIA ESTEFAR MICHAEL N. 9IITH JASMINE GUY
Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS
ROD SMART MIMAE. BOLT' AARON NEY:LLE CANT DONIS
KCMJIAN. SprMgs, CA Am ~Mee
9B SEER OWE DESMOND 0111D Hottest: URON NEVILLE CATHY DENNIS BEANIE MITT ROSETTE MICHAEL BOLTON
122 Current Reporters 117 Current Playllsts
Called In Frozen P1eyllat (2): KATF/Dubuqus WJBR/Wllmington
Did Not Report, Flasher Frozen (3):
KCIX/Bolse WRMFIWest Palm Beech W WLI/Provld.nce
Did Not Report For Two Consecutive Weeks, Not Used In This Week's Data (1): W SB-FM/Atlanta
Reports/Adds
1 CURTIS STIGERS/l Wonder Why (Arista) 49/9 2 ZUCCHERO/Senza Una Donna (Without A Woman) (London/PLG) 48/11 3 DESMOND CHILD/You're The Story Of My Lite (Elektra) 28/6 4 COMMITMENTS/fry A Little Telderness (MCA) 21/9 5 RUSS IRWIN/My Heart Belongs To You (SBK) 19/4 6 MART1KA/Love ... Thy Will Be Done (Columbia) 18/0 7 FRANCESCA BEGHE/Somethirq About Your Touch (SBK) 16/2 8 HI-FIVE/I Can't Wait Another Minute (Jive/RCA) 16/1 9 COLOR ME BADD/I Adore Mi Anor (Giant/Reprise) 15/0
10 BODEANS,Paradise (Slash/Reprse) 12/0
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New artists have not yet had an AC Breaker.
AC ADDS & HOTS September 27,1991 R&R73
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BOB SEGER (4) GLORIA ESTEFAN (3)
AMY GRANT (3) JAMES TAYLOR (3) NATALIE COLE (2) NEIL DIAMOND (2)
ROBERTA FLACK (2)
121 P2 WBEN/Buffalo Kevin Keenan
GLORIA ESTEFAN
MICHAEL W. SMITH Hottest: MARIAN CAREY AARON NEVILLE ROXETTE
BONNIE RAITT AMY GRANT
KDKAIPittsburgh Chuck Dickemann
none Hottest: ROD STEWART
MICHAEL BOLTON
CATHY DENNIS AARON NEVILLE MARIAN CAREY
WELT/New Haven Gross/McCormick
GLORIA ESTEFAN AMY GRANT Hottest: MARIAN CAREY
BETH NIELSEN CHAP NEIL DIAMOND SIMPLY RED
BILLY DEAN
P3 WFMD/Frederick Fieseler/Young
NEIL DIAMOND BOB SEDER
Hottest: AARON NEVILLE MICHAEL BOLTON BONNIE RAITT CATHY DENNIS ROD STEWART
P1 WLWICIncinnatl PhllllpslWllls
none Hottest: none
WTVNIColumbus John Lane
BOB SEGER MICHAEL BOLTON Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS
LENNY KRAVITZ CATHY DENNIS AMY GRANT ROD STEWART
P2 WIBA/Madison ReedlKay
DIANA ROSS
JAPES INGRAM
Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND BETTE MIDLER RONNIE MILSAP BILLY DEAN
DIANA ROSS
WOOD/Grand Rapids Robb Westaby
none Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON
ROD STEWART BRYAN ADAMS
AMY GRANT CATHY DENNIS
P3 KFSBIJoplin Robin Wells
ROBERTA FLACK AMY GRANT DESMOND CHILD Hottest: CHICAGO BOB SEGER
TRIPLETS RONNIE MILSAP BETH NIELSEN CHAP
KELOISioux Falls Scott Jeffries
BOB SEDER Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON MARIAN CAREY AARON NEVILLE CATHY DENNIS BONNIE MITT
HOTTEST AARON NEVILLE (B)
CATHY DENNIS (7) AMY GRANT (7)
BRYAN ADAMS (6) NEIL DIAMOND (6) ROD STEWART (61
MICHAEL BOLTON (5) BILLY DEAN (4) HUEY LEWIS (4)
BONNIE RAITT (4) BOB SEGER (4)
P2 WHASILoulsville Doug McElvein none Hottest: CATHY DENNIS COLOR ME BADD HUEY LEWIS & THE MARIAN CAREY NEIL DIAMOND
W DBOIOrlando Dan Shaffer none Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS AMY GRANT NATALIE COLE u/NA GLORIA ESTEFAN NEIL DIAMOND
W R V A/Richmond Farley/Stevens none Hottest: PEARD BRYSON AARON NEVILLE BETTE MIDLER BILLY DEAN BOB SEDER
P3 W KYX/Peducah Cook/Mllier
AARON NEVILLE Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS
MICHAEL BOLTON
ROD STEWART HUEY LEWIS & THE AMY GRANT
WSTUIStuart GrantlFox
GLORIA ESTEFAN BILLY DEAN
Hottest: AARON NEVILLE BONNIE RAITT CHICAGO HUEY LEWIS & THE BOB SEDER
P1 KFMB/San Diego LarsonlRobertson
JAMES TAYLOR ROBERTA FLACK DIANA ROSS
Hottest: AARON NEVILLE HUEY LEWIS & THE BOB SEGER CATHY DENNIS ROD STEWART
KFOR/Lincoln Cathy Blythe
BOB SEDER NATALIE COLE JAMES TAYLOR AMY GRANT
Hottest: BETH NIELSEN CHAP
RONNIE MILSAP BILLY DEAN
BETTE MIDLER NEIL DIAMOND
KBOIIBoise Drew Harold JAPES TAYLOR CATHY DENNIS Hottest: BRYAN FDAMS AMY GRANT NEIL DIAMOND GLORIA ESTEFAN STEWART & DULFER
KSSKIHonolulu Phil Abbott LUTHER VANDROSS NEIL DIAMOND NATALIE COLE
Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS
AARON NEVILLE PEABO BRYSON AMY GRANT PAJLA ABDUL
19 Current Reporters 15 Current Playllats
Celled In Frozen Pleyllat (2)
Did Not Report, Pleyllat Frozen (2)
Did Not Report For Two Consecutive Weeks, Not Used in This Week's Date (5)
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BONNIE MITT (14) JAMES TAYLOR (13) NATALIE COLE (10)
ELO PANT II (B) ROBERTA FLACK (7) JAMES INGRAM (4) GINO VANNELLI (4)
CHRIS ISAAK (3) MIKE & THE MECHANICS (3)
ZUCCHERO (3)
WGMTIBurke Mountain, VT
Steve Chlzmas NATALIE COLE BONNIE RAITT CHRIS ISAAK JAMES TAYLOR Hottest: CHICAGO BETH NIELSEN CHAP
CATHY DENNIS BOB SEDER
TRIPLETS
WEIMIFitchburg, MA Jack Raymond
JAMES TAYLOR NATALIE COLE
CHRIS ISAAK FLO PART II BONNIE MITT Hottest: AARON NEVILLE BOB SEDER
TRIPLETS CHICAGO MARIAN CAREY
WECO/Geneva, NY Dennis Federico
MARTIKA ROBERTA FLACK
Hottest: CATHY DENNIS MICHAEL BOLTON MARIAN CAREY
AARON NEVILLE COLOR ME BADD
WHAIIGreenfield, MA Deane/Archer
DOOBIE BROTHERS NATALIE COLE BONNIE MITT GINO VANNELL5 Hottest: BOB SEDER CATHY DENNIS BETH NIELSEN CHAP AARON NEVILLE MARIAN CAREY
HOTTEST CATHY DENNIS (19)
AARON NEVILLE (16) BOB SEGER (15)
HUEY LEWIS (11) RONNIE MILSAP (10) MICHAEL BOLTON (9)
MARIAN CAREY (9) TRIPLETS (6)
BETH NIELSEN CHAPMAN (5) CHICAGO (5)
WAFL/Miltord, DE
Lane Jernigan
ZUCCHERO & YOUNG
DIANA ROSS
BILLY DEAN
LUTHER VANDROSS
GLORIA ESTEFAN
Hottest: AARON NEVILLE HUEY LEWIS 6 THE MARIAN CAREY BOB SEGER
CATHY DENNIS
WSUL/Monticello, NY
Fred Mulharin
AMY GRANT
JAMES TAYLOR ROBERTA FLACK
JAMES INGRAM
Hottest: BETH NIELSEN CHAP
AARON NEVILLE CATHY DENNIS HUEY LEWIS & THE AMERICA
WSKI/Montpelier, VT
Jim Severance
BELINDA CARLISLE ROBERTA FLAG: NATALIE COLE BONNIE MITT Hottest: AMY GRANT CATHY DENNIS PAULA ABDUL
TRIPLETS BOB SEDER
WTSX/Port Jervis, NY Elliot/Foxx ROBERTA FLACK GINO VANNELLI JAMES INGRAM ELO PART II JAPES TAYLOR Hottest: CATHY DENNIS AARON NEVILLE BOB SEGER
HUEY LEWIS & THE MARIAN CAREY
WTTRIWeslminster, MD
Brian Beddow GINO VANNELLI' JAMES INGRAM BEE GEES
Hottest: MICHAEL EOLTON AARON NEVILLE TRIPLETS CHICAGO BE' TI MIDLER
WYKZ/Beaufort, SC
Robertson/Kennedy
BONNIE RAITT Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS
AARON NEVILLE CATHY DENNIS BONNIE RAITT CHICAGO
WVIO/Blowing Rock, VC
Ted Bell
BONNIE RAITT ELO PART II JASMINE GUY
JAPES TAYLOR NATALIE COLE
Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON
AARON NEVILLE CATHY DENNIS BOB SEDER
HUEY LEWIS & THE
WGSV/Guntersville, AL
JacksonlMason
ROBERTA FLACK BONNIE MITT ELO PART II CHRIS ISAAK Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON
AARON NEVILLE CATHY DENNIS CHICAGO HUEY LEWIS & THE
WKCX/Rome, GA Randy Quick
BONNIE RAITT JAPES TAYLOR NATALIE COLE E10 PART II MIKE & THE MECHAN
Hottest: AARON NEVILLE CATHY DENNIS BOB SEDER TRIPLETS MARIAN CAREY
WABJ/Adrian, MI
Bruce Goldsen
JAMES TAYLOR BONNIE RAITT NATALIE COLE Hottest: HUEY LEWIS & THE BOB SEDER
CATHY DENNIS BETH NIELSEN CHAP
NEIL DIAMOND
WCMJ/Cambridge, OH J.P. Feldner
ELO PART II BONNIE RAITT JAMES TAYLOR MIKE & THE MECHAN
ZUCCHERO & YOUNG
Hottest: AARON NEVILLE MICHAEL BOLTON CATHY DENNIS HUEY LEWIS 6 THE BOB SEDER
WFROIFremont, OH Larry Ziebold
GINO VANNELLI JAMES INGRAM
ROBERTA FLACK DOOBIE BROTHERS JAPES TAYLOR
Hottest: CATHY DENNIS BETH NIELSEN CHAP' BOB SEDER
TRIPLETS MARIAN CAREY
KSCBILIberal, KS Mark David
JAMES TAYLOR ROBERTA FLACK BONNIE RAITT BELINDA CARLISLE NATALIE COLE Hottest: AARON NEVILLE MICHAEL BOLTON CATHY DENNIS HUEY LEWIS & THE BOB SEGER
KATWILewiston, ID
Rik Mikals
NATALIE COLE
BETTE MIDLEP RICK ASTLEY ELO PART II Hottest: STEWART & DULFER RIC OCASEK
DIRE STRAITS BOB SEDER
MICHAEL BOLTON
KBLOILogan, UT
Jackson/White
ELO PART II BANDERAS NATALIE COLE JAMES TAYLOR BONNIE RAITT Hottest: AARON NEVILLE CATHY DENNIS BOB SEDER HUEY LEWIS & THE MARIAN CAREY
23 Current Reporters 23 Current Playllats
KAYN/Nogales, AZ Bob Gerhard AMY GRANT
KARYN 'WHITE
MIKE & THE MECHAN JAMES TAYLOR Hottest: CATHY DENNIS MICHAEL BOLTON PAULA ABDUL
HUEY LEWIS & THE MARIAN CAREY
KSCQISilver City, NM Kelsey
DESMOND CHILD LAMONT DOZIER ZUCCHERO & YOUNG
BONNIE RAITT Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON AARON NEVILLE HUEY LEWIS & THE CATHY DENNIS BONNIE MILSAP
KTIDISan Rafael, CA Bob Gowa
DIANA ROSS
Hottest: AARON NEVILLE BONNIE MITT CATHY DENNIS NEIL DIAMOND BETTE MIDLER
KSSY/Wenatchee, WA Charlie Busch
COMMITMENTS DIRE STRAITS JAPES TAYLOR JULIAN LENNON BONNIE MITT Hottest: QUEEN
BODEANS
BOB SEDER
STING MARC COHN
Associate Reporters are AC stations in unrated markets with aggressive approaches toward new music. Although they do not contribute to the AC chart, their consensus Most Added and Hottest records serve as advance indicators of format hits.
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ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY/Back On The Case (GRP) "Break" "Alchemist"
RIPPINGTONS/Curves Ahead (GRP)' "Morning" "Curves"
PETE BARDENSNVatercolors (Miramar) "Wonder?" "De"
MANHATTAN TRANSFER/The Offbeat Of Avenues (Columbia) "10" "Gentleman"
BONNIE RAITT/Luck Of The Draw (Capitol) "Make" "Luck"
WARREN HILL/Kiss Under The Moon (Novus/RCA) "Promises" "Take" "Maybe"
PHIL SHEERAN/Standing On Fishes (Sonic Edge) "Message" "Grabcab" "I'm" AARON NEVILLE/Warm Your Heart (A&M) "La Vie" "Louisiana" "Everybody"
PRIDE N' POLITIX/Changes (EastWest) "Crying" "four" ANIMAL LOGIC/Animal Logic II (IRS) "Through" "Another"
WIND MACHINENoices In The Wind (Silver Wave) . "Voices" "Millwood" "Cottonwood"
KEN NAVARRO/Aker Dark (Positive Music) "Close" "After" "Waiting"
JEREMY WALL/Cool Running (Amherst) "Cool" "Ancient" "Key"
SCHONHERZ & SCOTTAJnder A Big Sky (Windham Hill) "Daydream" "Gathering"
SADAO WATANABE/Sweet Deal (Elektra) "Goodbye" "Passing"
UNCLE FESTIVE/Paper & The Dog (Bluemoon) "Jessica"
OTTMAR LIEBERTBorrasca (Higher Octave) "August" "Hands"
BENDIK 1X (Columbia) "Say"
RICHARD ELLIOT/On The Town (Blue Note) "By' "Take" "Rainbow"
TONI CHILDS/House Of Hope (A&M) "Walk" "I've"
DAVID WILCOXMome Again (A&M) "Distant" "Wildberry" "She's"
PHYLLIS HYMAN/Prime Of My Life (Zoo)' "When" ' Take"
BRIAN HUGHES/Between Dusk. (Justin Time/Bluemoon) ... "Promise" "Bridge" "Over"
ERIC MARIENTHAL/Oasis (GRP) "Seafood" "Oasis" "Understanding"
TOM SCOTT/Keep This Love Alive (GRP) "Kilimanjaro" "Everything"
ALEXANDER ZONJIC/Neon (Reprise) "N'est" "Lay"
MICHAEL POWERS/Perpetual Motion (Nastymix) "Mica" "Oasis" "Lift" C. SPHEERIS & P. VOUDOURIS/Enchaniment (Music West) "Pura" "Through"
NESTOR TORRES/Dance Of The Phoenix (Verve Forecast) ..''Feel" "Sultry" "Bascayne"
JACK JEZZRO/A Day's Journey (Agenda) "Kuba" "Journey"
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SUZANNE CIANI (13) RICHARD ELLIOT (13)
ROBERTO PERERA (10) ANDY SUMMERS (10)
DAVE GRUSIN (8) NEW YORK VOICES (8)
PORCUPINE (7)
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MANHATTAN TRANSFER (18) BONNIE RAITT (14) PETE BARDENS (9) PHIL SHEERAN (8) DAVID WILCOX (8)
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'DAVE SAMUELS "Natural Selection" (GRP) 29/5 Rotations Heavy 30, Medium 8/1, Light 184. Total Adds 5, KTCJ. WHRL, KXDC, KBCO, KJOY Heavy WOCD, KKNW, JZTRAX BREAKER this week.
'PORCUPINE "Porcupine" (Sonic Edge) 27/7 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 19/7. Total Adds 7. WHRL, WNND. WAMX, KEYV, WVAY, KBIA, KJOY Heavy: KIFM BREAKER this week.
"GUIRE WEBB "New Frontier" (Proxima) 2741 Rotations Heavy 4/0, Medium 1010, Light 13/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: KIFM, WNND, KLTR. PS. CHART EXTRA this week. *RICHARD SMITH "Bella Firenze" (Bluemoon) 26/4 Rotations Heavy 4/0, Medium 12/0, Light 10/4, Total Adds 4, KOAI, WAMX, KXDC, KJOY. Heavy. WNUA, WNWV, KIFM, KLTR. BREAKER this week.
FOURPLAY "Fourplay" (WB) 25/25 Rotations: Heavy 3/3, Medium 9/9. Light 13/13, Total Adds 25, WCDJ, WOCD, KOAI, WHVE, WNUA, WNWV. KACE, KTWV, KOPT, KIFM, KKSF, KKNW, WGMC, WMGL, KWVS. WLOO, WNND, WAMX, KEZL, KLTR. WMGN, KBCO. PS, JZTRAX, KKLD. BREAKER this week
ALEX BUGNON "107 Degrees In The Shade" (Orpheus/Epic) 24/5 Rotations: Heavy 411, Medium 10/0. Light 10/4, Total Adds 5, WCDJ, WNUA, WHRL. KWVS, PS. Heavy: WOCD, WNND, KKLD.
JUDE SWIFT "Common Ground" (Nova) 22/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 12/3, Light 10/1, Total Adds 4, KTCJ, KHIH, WHRL. KWVS.
ANDY SUMMERS "World Gone Strange" (Private Music) 21/10 Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 4/1, Light 16/8, Total Adds 10, KOAI, KTCJ. KIFM, WHRL. WGMC, KWVS, WNND, KEYV, KBIA, KBCO.
CHICK COREA ELEKTRIC BAND "Beneath The Mask" (GRP) 21/1 Rotations: Heavy 5/1, Medium 6/0. Light 10/0, Total Adds I, KWVS. Heavy: WOCD, WMGL, WNND. KTCZ. RISE "Rise" (Proxima) 20/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6 0, Light 13/2, Total Adds 2, WNGS, KJOY. Heavy. PS.
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BENNY GREEN BAND TRIO/Greens (Blue Note) "Captain"
ANTONIO HART/for The First Time (Novus/RCA) "K.Y.H."
McCOY TYNERBemembering John (Enja) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
KENNY BARRON/Quick Step (Enja)
GEOFF KEEZERMere And Now (Blue Note) "There"
WYNTON MARSALIS/Thick In The South - Soul... Vol. 1 (Columbia)
BOBBY HUTCHERSON/Mirage (Landmark) "Nascimento"
VARIOUS ARTISTSBluesiana II (Windham Hill/Jazz) "Montana"
HERB ELLIS/Roll Call (Justice) "Blues"
TOUGH YOUNG TENORS/Alone Together (Antilles/island)
MANHATTAN TRANSFER/f he Offbeat Of Avenues (Columbia) ... "Sassy" "Gentleman"
WYNTON IMARSALIStlevee Low Moan - Soul... Vol.3 (Columbia)' "Superb"
WYNTON MARSALISNptown Ruler - Soul... Vol. 2 (Columbia) "Burglar"
STEPHEN SCOTT/Something To Consider (Verve) "Ninth"
REBECCA COUPE FRANKS/Suit Of Armor (Justice) "Afternoon"
TURTLE ISLAND STRING QUARTET/On The Town (Windham Hill) "Smoothe"
JACKIE McLEAN QUINTET/Rites Of Passage (Triloka)
SADAO WATANABE/Sweet Deal (Elektra) "Passing" "Sweet"
BOB MALACH/Nlood Swing (BluemoontGoJaz) "Spell"
TONY CAMPISE/Once In A Blue Moon (Heart Music)
CLEO LAINE/Jazz (RCA)
JESSE DAVIS/Horn Of Passion (Concord) "Stop"
DAVID SANBORN/Another Hand (Elektra) "Dukes"
OLIVER JONES/A Class Act (Justin Time)
DEBUT RIPPINGTONS/Curves Ahead (GRP) "Snowbound"
27 DONALD I'ARRISON/For Art's Sake (Candid)
JASON REBELLO/A Clearer View (Novus/RCA) "Ship"
NESTOR TORRES/Dance Of The Phoenix (Verve Forecast) "Sultry"
HANK CRAWFORD/Portrait (Milestone/Fantasy)
CHICK COREA ELEKTRIC BAND/Beneath The Mask (GRP) .. "Litescape"
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MARK WHITFIELD (24) FOURPLAY (14)
BOB BELDEN ENSEMBLE (10) DAVE GRUSIN (9)
NEW YORK VOICES (9)
HOTTEST LPs ,'HOT T7WItS---l
BENNY GREEN (13) ANTONIO HART (11)
MANHATTAN TRANSFER (9) BLUESIANA II (8)
BOBBY HUTCHERSON (8) REBECCA COUPE FRANKS (6)
McCOY TYNER (6)
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NEW _\ IfjJ1/ _5/ 'MARK WHITFIELD "Patrice" (W8) 25/24 Rotations. Heavy 2/2, Medium 3/3, Light 20,19, Total Adds 24, WBGO, WRTI, WYJZ. WNOP, WCPN, WDET, KMHD, KXJZ, KSDS, KJAZ. WAER, WFPL, WSI-A. KLCC, KUOP, WEBR. DSS, JCITY, WTEB, KSLU. WUSF, WVPE. KWMU, KSBR. BREAKER this week.
"CHARLIE SEPULVEDA "The New Arrival" (Antilles/Island) 24/3 Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 13/I, Light 8/2, Total Adds 3. WAER. DSS, WVPE Heavy. WBGO. KXJZ, KJAZ. CHART EXTRA this week.
"ALEXANDER ZONJIC "Neon" (Reprise) 2341 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 9/0, Light 12/0, Total Adds 0 Heavy: WDET, KJZZ CHART EXTRA this week 'BEBOP & BEYOND "Plays Dizzy Gillespie" (Bluemoon) 22/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 14/1 Light 7/3, Total Adds 4, WDET, CJ, WOTB. WKRY Heavy: KJAZ. BREAKER this week.
'GROOVE HOLMES "Hot Tat" (Muse) 21/4 Rotations' Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/0, Light 12/4, Total Adds 4, WDET, KMHO, KUOP, WFSS BREAKER this week LEEANN LEDGERWOOD "You Wish" (Triloka) 20/1 Rotations: Heavy 5/0. Medium 11/0, Light 4/1, Total Adds 1, KATZ Heavy: WYJZ, KSDS. WOTB, WUSF, KWMU.
RANEE LEE "Deep Song" (Justin Time) 19/3 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 10/0, Light 7/3, Total Adds 3, WHOP, WFPL, KSLU. Heavy' JCITY, WFSS.
BRANDON FIELDS "Everybody's Business" (Nova) 18/6 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/1, Light 10/5, Total Adds 6, KATZ. DSS, WOTB, WFSS, KSLU, KSBR.
HANK CRAWFORD "Portrait" (Milestone/Fantasy) 18/2 Rotations Heavy 9/0, Medium 3/0, Light 6/2, Total Adds 2, KXJZ, KUOP,
PAQUITO D'RIVERA "Reunioi" (Messidor) 18/2 Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 10/0 Light 5/2, Total Adds 2, KXJZ, KUOP Heavy: WBGO. KJAZ. WVPE.
WOLFGANG MUTHSPIEL "The Promise" (Antilles/Island) 18/2 Rotations: Heavy OA Medium 6/0, Light 12/2, Total Adds 2, WCPN, DSS.
MARVIN STAMM "Bop Boy" (Music Master) 18/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/O, Medium 1010, Light 5/2, Total Adds 2, WDET. WFPL.
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WKS WKS LW 1W 176 REPORTERS SEPTEMBER 27, 1991 Reports/Adds Heavy Medium
- - 1 p GUNS N' ROSES/Use Your Illusion I (Geffen) "Don't" (164) "Live" (54) "November" (49) 164-/0 121+ 34- 3 4 4 0 VAN HALEN/For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge (WB) "Top" (160) "Runarourd" (59) "Rigr.t" (13) 169+/4 109+ 53- 4 2 2 3 RUSH/Boll The Bones (Atlantic) "Dreamline" (164) "Roll" (14) "Ghost" (13) 165-/1 136- 27+
5 5 0 DIRE STRAITS/On Every Street (WB) "Elvis" (149) "Heavy" 54) "Bug" (1) 162-/1 109+ 48- 1 1 3 5 TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS/Into The Great Wide Open (MCA) "Great" (97) "Cold" (94) "Learning" (7) 160-/3 101- 45+
( DEBUT O BRYAN ADAMS/Waking Up The Neighbors (A&M) "Stop" (163) "Guilty" (3) "Mama" (2) 166 /2 110 54 2 3 6 7 BOB SEGER & THE SILVER BULLET BAND/The Fire Inside (Capitol) "Fire" (121) "Real" (40) "Chance" (9) 144-/3 60- 78+ - 9 8 ID EDDIE MONEY/Flight Here (Columbia) "Heaven" (161) 161 - /0 65+ 84-
8 8 9 9 BAD ENGLISH/Backlash (Epic) "Straight" (149) 149-/0 63- 66- 6 6 7 io STEVIE NICKS/Timespace/The Best Of Stevie Nicks (Modern/Atlantic)
11 11 10 (p METALLICA/Metallica (Elektra)*
"Sometimes" (134) "Sandman" (145) "Nothing" (9) "Unforgiven" (7)
134-10 76- 39+
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65+ 16 15 12 ® SCORPIONS/Crazy World (Mercury) "Send" (135) "Wind" (4) 138+/10 35+ 82+ 15 16 14 ® BAD COMPANY/Holy Water (Atco) "Walk" (125) 125-/6 52+ 55- 21 19 16 RICHIE SAMBORA/Stranger In This Town (Mercury) "Ballad" (141) "Bluesnan" (1) 141+/3 20+ 79+
"Shake" (120) 123 /3 27 79 DEBUT ® LITTLE FEAT/Shake Me Up (Morgan Creek)
- 12 11 16 JETHRO TULL/Catfish Rising (Chrysalis) "Love" (105) "Rocks" (5) "Occasional" (1) 113-/O 39- 60- - 20 19 TESLA/Psychotic Supper (Geffen) "Edison's" (133) "What" (6) "Call" (4) 137+/5 14+ 55+ 14 13 15 18 FOUR HORSEMEN/Nobody Said It Was Easy (Def American) "Nobody" (117) "Rockin'" (1) 118-/O 28- 65- 17 17 17 TIN MACHINE/Tin Machine II (Victory Music/PLG)* "One" (115) 118-/O 27+ 64- - 18 18 i" SMITHEREENS/Blow Up (Capitol)* "Top" (111) "Girl" (3) "Tell" (1) 118-/1 17+ 76+ - - 22 ®OZZY OSBOURNE/No More Tears (Epic Associated) "Tears" (124) "Tinkertrain" (1) 124+/9 11+ 47+
¡ DEBUT ® CULT/Ceremony (Sire/Reprise) "Wild" (133) "Earth" (1) 133 /7 4 55 Keeps a bullet due to
5 7 13 23 EXTREME/Extreme II Pornograffitti (A&M) continued gro*lb. "Hole" (68) "Funk" (4) "Words" (1) 71-/1 39- 22+ - - 26 STORM/Storm (Interscope/EWA) "I've" (111) 111+/33 9+ 61+ 24 24 24 38 SPECIAL/Bone Against Steel (Charisma)* "Rebel" (86) "Sound" (8) 92+/7 13+ 61- 19 25 25 f BONNIE RAITT/Luck Of The Draw (Capitol)' "Slow" (34) "Something" (25) "Tangled" (1) 58+/16 25- 25+ 18 23 23 27 ALLMAN BROTHERS/Shades Of Two Worlds (Epic) "Bad" (56) "Eno" (19) "Nobody" (1) 72-/5 17- 42+ 37 26 26 SCREAM/Let It Scream (Hollywood)* "Man" (106) "Outlaw" (1) "Need" (1) 108+/8 0= 47+
9 21 27 a RTZ/Return To Zero (Giant/Reprise)* "Another" (58) "Face" (18) "Devil" (1) 78+/15 10- 43+ 28 32 33 m OUEENSRYCHE/Empire (EMI) "Rainy" (57) "Jet" (13) "Thin" (2) 66+140 9- 26+ 35 31 31 a ALICE IN CHAINS/Facelift (Columbia) "Sea" (76) "Man" (3) 78+/11 5+ 18+ 10 14 21 32 SCHOOL OF FISH/School Of Fish (Capitol) "3" (47) "King (2) "Wrong" (1) 51-/1 10- 28- - - 32 Q GUNS N' ROSES/Use Your Illusion II (Geffen)' "14" (13) "Pretty" (13) "Locomotive" (9) 42-/3 5+ 18+
7 10 20 34 LYNYRD SKYNYRD 1991/Lynyrd Skynyrd 1991 (Atlantic) "Keeping" (32) "Pure" (2) "Smokestack" (1) 36-/0 14- 15- 36 ® DILLINGER/Horses & Hawgs (JRS) "Home" (63) 63+/8 2+ 22-
- 38 35 JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS/Notorious (Blackheart/Epic)* "Backlash" (53) 54-/2 1= 26+ 23 34 34 G R.E.M./Out Of Time (WB)' "Radio" (17) "Shiny" (8) "Honey" (5) 34+/6 7- 17+
40 © MR. BIG/Lean Into It (Atlantic) "Be" (57) "Lucky" (1) 58+/21 3- 14= 34 30 29 39 THUNDER/Backstreet Symphony (Geffen) "Until" (50) "Dirty" (2) 52-/0 3- 20- 13 22 30 40 BILLY FALCON/Pretty Blue World (Jambco/Mercury) "Power" (24) "Girlfrield" (1) 26-/0 11- 11-
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Waking Up The Neighbors (A&M) 96% of our reporters on It.
CULT LITTLE FEAT Ceremony (Sire/Reprise) 76% of our reporters on it.
STORM Storm (Interscope/EWA) 63% of our reporters on It.
OUEENSRYCHE (40) STORM (33) MR. BIG (21)
ALICE COOPER (19) BONNIE RAITT (16)
ORIVIN N CRYIN (15) RTZ (15)
ALICE IN CHAINS (11) SCORPIONS (10)
OZZY OSBOURNE (9) TALL STORIES (9)
TYKETTO (9)
Shake Me Up (Morgan Creek) 70% of our reporters on it.
SCREAM Let It Scream (Hollywood) 61% of our reporters on It.
HOTTEST RUSH (136)
GUNS N' ROSES (121) BRYAN ADAMS (110) DIRE STRAITS (109)
VAN HALEN (109) T. PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS (101)
STEVIE NICKS (76) EDDIE MONEY (65) BAD ENGLISH (63)
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NEW ,IJJ AOR TRACKS® RUSS IRWIN "I Need You Now" (SBK) 23/2 (21/7) Medium 11 including WBAB, WPDH, WKOZ, WAOR, KEZE, KATP, KZKZ, KZ00. KFMU
BLUES TRAVELER "All In The Groove" (ABM) 221 (141) Adds including WBCN WHFS KLBJ, WOLF. KODS, KBOY Heavy 1 WIZN Medium 10 including WBAB. WHCN, WPLR, KKDJ, WKIT, KRNA, KFMO. KFMU
CONTRABAND "Tonight You're Mine" (Impact) 22/3 (19/11) Adds KWIC, KMJX, WDJR. Heavy 1 WWBZ Medium 2 KRXO, KOLZ
DRIVIN N CRYIN "The Innocent" (Island) 17/17 (0/O) Adds including WKLS, WOFM, KBPI, KISW. WCCC WBLM, WHEB. WOKE. KEZO. WKIT
R.E.M. "Radio Song" (WB) 171 (11/7) Adds including KLOS, KRZR Medium 11 including WBCN. WKLS. WYNF, KISW, WCCC, WBLM, KLAO, KKDJ, WKIT
EUROPE "Prisoners In Paradise" (Epic) 16/4 (12/1) Adds KATT. WZXL, WKIT, KJKJ Medium 5: KNCN, WRCO, KMBY, KATP, KRNA
CROWDED HOUSE "It's Only Natural" (Capitol) 16/0 (16/3) Heavy 3 WHFS, KBOY, KFMU Medium 8 KTXO. WLLZ. WDHA, WEZX, KLBJ. KKDJ, WKIT. KCOR
JOHN MELLENCAMP/Leg (163) ROBBIE ROBERTSON/What (67)
SHADOW KING/Want (58) OUEENSRYCHE/Rainy (48)
STORM/I've (34) VAN HALEN/Top (30)
BONNIE RAITT/Slow (24) MR. BIG/Be (23)
TOM PETTY 8,.../Great (20) RTZ/Another (20)
BOB SEGER 8,.../fire (20)
J r s!Jl GUNS N' ROSES/Cry (87)
METALLICA/Sandman (72) RUSH/Oreamline (53)
OZZY OSBOURNE/Tears (40) MOTLEY CRUE/Primal (31) DIRE STRAITS/ENis (25)
CULT/Wild (20) VAN HALEN/Top (18)
BRYAN ADAMS/Stop (15) TESLA/Edison's (13)
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3 / I 1 RUSH/Dreamline (Atlantic) 3 2 0 GUNS N' ROSES/Don't Cry (Geffen)
9 4 3 Q BRYAN ADAMS/Can't Stop This Thing We Started (A&M)
I DEBUT O JOHN MELLENCAMP/Get A Leg Up (Mercury) 6 5 4
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23 20 15
19 17 12
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- 28 25 ® OZZY OSBOURNEMo More Tears (Epic Associated)
- 27 23 ® CULTMIild Hearted Son (Sire/Reprise)
25 24 22 ® MOTLEY CRUE/Primal Scream (Elektra)*
27 23 21 24 SMITHEREENS/Top Of The Pops (Capitol)
- 48 30 ® TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS/Into The Great Wide... (MCA) 32 I STORM/1've Got A Lot To Learn (Interscope/EWA)
37 30 28 t SCREAM/Man In The Moon (Hollywood)
43 35 31 38 SPECIAL/Rebel To Rebel (Charisma)
2 1 11 29 EXTREME/Hole Hearted (A&M) 5 12 24 30 VAN HALEN/Runaround (WB)
.48 40 34 ALICE IN CHAINS/Sea Of Sorrow (Columbia) _ 41 37 ® DIRE STRAITS/Heavy Fuel (WB)
14 '6 26 33 SCHOOL OF FISH/3 Strange Days (Capitol)
I DEBUT Q ROBBIE ROBERTSON/What About Now (Geffen)
86 ® RTZ/There's Another Side (Giant/Reprise)
36 0e GUNS N' ROSES/Live And Let Die (Geffen)
i/ 50 39 ALLMAN BROTHERS/Bad Rain (Epic)
4 10 27 38 BOB SEGER & THE SILVER BULLET.../The Real Love (Capitol) 54 46 41 DILLINGER/Home For Better Days (JRS)
I DEBuT 0 SHADOW KING/I Want You (Atlantic)
I DEBUT 3 QUEENSRYCHE/Another Rainy Night (EMI) _ _ 14 GUNS N' ROSES/Novembei Rain (Geffen)
53 45 40 m JOAN JETT & THE BLACK:HEARTSBacklash (Blackheart/Epic)* _ _ 51 MR. BIG/To Be With You (Atlantic)
- 53 45 m NORTHERN PIKES/She Air't Pretty (Scotti Bros.)
8 13 29 46 LYNYRD SKYNYRD 1991/Keeping The Faith (Atlantic) 29 34 36 47 BONNIE RAITT/Something To Talk About (Capitol)
36 36 33 48 THUNDER/Until My Dying Day (Geffen)
I DEBUT m BONNIE RAITT/Slow Ride (Capitol)
58 54 53 I PLEASURE BOMBS/Love Takes A Walk (Atco)
- 51 55 ® BULLETBOYS/Talk To Your Daughter (WB)
52 ® BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE II/Rush (Columbia)
Reports Adds Heavy Medium
'Keeps a Duller due to Continued grown.
18 26 35 53 BILLY FALCON/Power Windows (Jambco/Mercury) 31 36 42 54 ALLMAN BROTHERS/End Of The Line (Epic)
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59 55 54 60 STEELHEART/She's Gone (Lady) (MCA)
Q DIRE STRAITS/Calling Elvis (WB)*
0 VAN HALEN/Top Of The World (WB)
Q EDDIE MONEYMeaven In The Back Seat (Columbia)'
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161-/0 8 BAD ENGLISH/Straight To Your Heart (Epic) 149-/0 9 STEVIE NICKS/Sometimes It's A Bitch (Modern/Atlantic) 734-/O
METALLICA/Enter Sandman (Elektra) 145-/0 SCORPIONS/Send Me An Angel (Mercury) 135+/10
® BAD COMPANY/Walk Through Fire (Atco) 125-/6 BOB SEGER & THE SILVER BULLET.../The Fire Inside (Capitol) 121 +/20
14 TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS/Out In The Cold (MCA) 94-/1 RICHIE SAMBORA/Ballad Of Youth (Mercury) 141 +/3 LITTLE FEAT/Shake Me Up (Morgan Creek) 120+/3 TESLA/Edison's Medicine (Geffen) 133-/4
18 JETHRO TULL/This Is Not Love (Chrysalis) 105 -/0 19 FOUR HORSEMEN/Nobody Said It Was Easy (Del American) 17
a TIN MACHINE/One Shot (Victory Music/PLG)' 115 -/0
164-/1 136= 26- 164-/1 120+ 35- 163 -/0 110+ 51 - 165 /163 91 64
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97+/20 25+ 59+ 111+/34 9+ 61+ 106+/8 0= 45+ 86 +/9 11 + 60 +
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54+/13 8+ 36+ 47-/0 10- 27- 67 /67 3 38 58+/20 5+ 37+ 54+114 5+ 29+ 56+/8 6+ 38+ 40-/0 20- 18- 63+/8 2+ 22- 58 /58 0 28 57+/48 1= 23+ 49+/10 4= 21 +
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Get A Leg Up (Mercury) 95% of our reporters on it.
BOB SEGER & THE SILVER BULLET BAND
The Fire Inside (Capitol) 70% of our reporters on It.
STORM I've Got A Lot To Learn... (Interscope/EWA)
64% of our reporters on it.
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New York
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1.11ETE'ELEMDEZ JOIN 1EILDICAIE SALT-N-EEPA (dp)
9DNNIE CMITTORSO 17-9 MARIµ CARET 20-11 T)N( TERRY (opt
Weldon/Nelson
mORst: MDD 1-1 TAROT !IA1! {THE 9-6 NATURAL SD.ECfId 13-9 KAREN MITE 16-11
Hottest: ENTREE 3-1 NATURAL SELECTION 5-2
CONITEOMS ^.INS N ROWS (op) VAN HA -ER (dD)
JOHN 1EI1}NORM 1,10 RI 'HIE SAMnAA (]p) Hotst: 'GIRD
COMDR ME 8µD 1-1 MARRY MARK A THE 2-2 E1119/RE }3
Hottest: C A ^ 111^ -IC FACTO 2-1 - CATHY DENNIS 6-3
WHHYIMc-,t pomRY AL Ster.nelSewan
ÑR KRAVITZ RD.fi) CRASH TEST DRIMIIE (1p) BIG AUDIO DTNAKIT (1p)
MART
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MIRKY MAR { ME 5-2 MARIµ 'ABET 10.5 MADURA 1}6 WAAL/Bin hamton, NY p
MNpeNORO.l KARLµ GREY 12-7 KISS 11-11 JOHN IERI.ETCAE
Hottest:
ME BRIO }1 4AX1AH LAR3E 5-2 FIREHOUSE 6_3
YAi IPA SELECTION 11-7 ]YIMV IE HAITI 15_9
COOP M ROD 9-4 FI R'WYFE 7-6
AEIY
:12µT SIMPLY RED METALLTCA (1p) Hottest:
TONY' TEARY JOHN RF.II.FIICAM (OP)
KARTX MITE 18-7 GULLS N' ROSS 28-20
FI PDOIEE }t KART.V MITE 10.4 MAIN/ MAR 4 THE 8-7 JOIN IELxAIE (dp) TOR IE. BARD 1_i P' DA. (Op) KWTXM'aco. TX VAN HA -EN
JOIN M:LLJNCAEO' WLANMnusler, PA OGOR ME ADD 4-2 EXTRE» 9-7
MARK! MAR() TIE 9-G K96,7/Aushln, TX AllenlMlcneels WBBOICMsanrllle, SC
Hottest: MAP NF RADII 1-1
MARIAN CADET 6-2 NIETN 9_j
IJ]NT KRAVITZ SAtteat:
Christopher/no. AMY MART Michaels/Bashers ARMµ GREY 14_13 Catcher/Goode MARIµ C.:REY 6-4
MARK L TIE 9-4 MARK ARK/ ASR TIE 911 WBF' n A ho DE4nND CHILD Hottest: NµlAN CADET 6-2
JON EE/ EVCAt GLORIA EEWµ
KAREN MITE 10-14
WPST/frenlen, NJ
WKPE/C.p. Cod. MA Kann Lemir.
A'^. :065' 4N: 4"Y. 410 UFfi
LENNY KEAVITJ Vµ HALER (dp)
MARK( HAIR & THE lA_7 BONNIE RITT 12-8 C.M.C. KIU 24-15
NA711PAL SELECTION Ii -6 NATURAL NATURAL 31.3121E 1-5 KARTS MITE 12-6 PRINCE 0.25
ANN fi ANN M :MI MARK/ MAR A 713 1]pl MAMA/ 1611! & THE 12-8 VOICE d TIE BEEN Dare Hnenol JON AMP VANILLA ICE Ldp) JOHN fELLtICAIE (dp)
f1p1 KBFMMV11bn NC AMY GRANT D-27 Notts 5: LUTS RHO/ /MOSS UTXEA VANdOSS 26_19
Vµ HALL (dp) VANILLA ICE JOHN ,ELL.FNCAM
HOLtes ':AM®RA Hottest:
Int.es): RITZ it FEN 5_I
FARM
NAUGHTY H)' NANRE (dp) Brownsville, TX
.
M.bnwnrenl KZIIAubboc A, TX
MARIAN 'AYE -- FIREUD^x' -_ D GINS N. ROSES 5-31
WKSEIBOM.IA, NY
DS (dp) CRASH TEST OONIE (dp) SICTNEREEIL
PIEri XS VolV HA. VOICE T THE BEEN
'O,CN IE BADD 2-1 NATURAL SELECTION 7-3 fi.ma .^.E b-4
J:NE )-S R.NNIF NETT 12_4 MAP[AH ^49FY 11-1n
10227 JEEP A FR6 (dp) Hottest MANY 2:19 4 THE 2-1
Gonlales.Sanliego ^PIYCE -(ARIA ETEFA.4
PRINCE JO!N IELLEtCAIP
L./Lk/Scott
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VAv HAL., (GP) 4ot Vat: J HY Y_LF1'AMl
LUTHER VANDSCGS ROERTA FLACK NAUGHTY BY NATURE
Hottest: CAIN/ '(FINIS 1-I
Hottest: COOP E BARD 1_1 KAREN MITE 3-2 JESUS JONES 10-8 BOYZ II HEN 12-10 LUTHER VANDROSS 16-13
WE :RANT Notteat: FIRE:OLISE 1-1 FORTH E 4 THEM 5-3 KAREN Win - FILLY FALCON H-5
0101 I1 LEN 18-10
WMYPII1hece, NY Tom Sherman
WFMFAB.Ion Rouge, LA Joann A./lrartlsun
T
GUNS N' ROSESMAN SIMPLY RFD
MARIAN ':ARE/ 6-6 TRIM MITE 9-7
WRMICraanNll., NC Rick Shea
PIGGY A'LEY JAZZY JEF 4 /RES lap) Hottest:
1,
COLOR !ADO ¢322-1
9MNIE HAITI -1 BON 'MEP 4-2 SEAT NICKS 10-9 KAREN MITE 2}16 BRTA ADAM 19-22
LENNY TEST S.: TE.T OPNI3 aDl
4: Di:- .AEI RA Ip1 Mattes': COLOR M BADL 1-1
AH:AM CARET 5-2
MNIN/Wlcnite Polls. TX J.J. McKay
JOHN MLLMN AMP
VAN HALER 1101 ESCAPE CLUB 4-2 R.E.M. 5-3
MARIAN CANE( 15-8 ANY GRANT
DRINA (1p1 71RINA TONY TERRY JON .I.ENCAM MARIAN L REY 2}9
BIT DEYOE jó-16 WJAD/Albany FIREHOUSE 4_3 CARTON SELECTION 8-4
LENNY KRAVI T^ BUSS IPNIN FIRE/Et/SE 8-4 FUN107Msw Bedford, MA wecianka. NY DEMO. CHLA Cortex: Yµ XAL.]H (1P) HA
JAZZY JEFF 4 EMES (dp) A L1OfTE SHADE 0 37-20 Belntsndpe, GA KARTS MITE 9-5 SIDIHEPE'.S .10) ERODE 1}8 MCShAy/Wermer Reita/Burton JOHN ELUDE.? ITT. SYNDICATE lop)
K.M.C. RRU 4-1 MARRY +ANNA THE 10-5 y1ENTS`LIROSES lap) John Dawson
OI011M.RMI.n, MS TTKFTTI Hottest: PA
Rkk Aleunder ,PMMDTIENTS WAND std HEAVIES
JJ. ELL. AM EMF
FARMAREN VA4 HAL. (dp)
K MITE 1}6 FIPEl10.lSE 15-7
D) DEMONS dI1D Ldp
YIOIIINsnr111e, TN Kaplan/Ps.C.
R''' 'O: -E .,,- THE BEE/
AnlhonyMerbrouph RONNIE.. RA_TT 2-1 EXTREW 5-4 Hottest: 'TIT TERRY (Jp Hottest: MARIAN CARET 10-8 BRAND N. HEAVIES ACHB!E NEVI.
JOHN IV -ENCAMP MAPIAH CARET 10.5 PRINCE (dp) ANY GRANT
HEAVY D. II. THE BD 2-1 COLOR IE BADE 0.
:_SETT- 1ELIN E: ]r Hottest:
T11AR BADD 5-1 KARTS MITE 13- MITE
CURTIS rczns (opt Hottest:
T'E:T7;, LISFTE ELESOEZ
SFMP.Y RE 039000 (.11:'-n
R1., IRNIH VANESSA WILLIAE
BILLY FAJSTv 9_7 2TALLICA 13.9 BILLY FAWN MARSµ CARET 7- 3 ^I M HAUL -_1 TARO SIAM 14-10 KZ2R/Beeumml TX BRYAN ADAMS 19-11 JOIN TEL DAMP Hottest: Hottest: /ID)
Hµ HAL. (oP) NATURAL. 1TLECTON 10.5 Y.ARTN MITE' 15-11
CARET b-, MARX( KART MIT S W3 i-
RAN MEANT'R 52217 ;dS N' PO3S ZF-21
SpNesFosaN AARON AEVILLI 16-22 VS/ELT nLLIA6 19-22
DEMOND YIELDCE JACOS
0X10 K BADD s_t J -o
NAPYAM `ITEM t>_t MITE 8-4 W NC
estEN Hottest: KATY/ SELL C0.í TINY JERRY SIMPLY RD 31-24
36-29
oN/TREM: JAZZY .SET 6 FPES NATIRA..FL4R:JN 1-3
DITR sey/Tolminpton, Case YIYOO TOR ME BARD) -1
BRYANMAR A DIE 8-2
B12íµ ADAMS 18-15 KC101/Naw Haren, CT Scdlmolemsn
NATURAL SELECTION 1 _+ L
WKRZ/WIIAaa43.rra, PA WV
Mu9heM0'Kelly
DAIS N' RODS RI HI N'A HEAVIES (dp) R1 'vAM9)RA
JtSIIS ,ONES
W 151M1ó, AL
Motto ' .'R 'f 1-1 xL.ECTION 5-3
MARIAN Ct-5T 3-4 YARTIKA 0-5
0025/3 VAOTT
LUTHER LVTIFR VAYdOSS 1_12 PRINCE VAN CAL. (op) HEAVY D. A THEM 19-16 Medek/Padden
BIE A BB: NEV/L Chris Andrews
..AT"RAL 1í.O9 3-5 KCMXMIdeand-Odes.. TX SIMPLY RED NATURAL SELECIIOY 23-17 MI DAMN JOIN EL...CAMP _') ` :HILO (do) TRYN1 P..:TT 12-7 WZKXmnb/E MS Randy She*. DEPEND CHTV
W VSRICherleslon. WV Hottest: COLOR M 2-1
. 'N MANN -ARE RI, IR2!YJON Hottest:
BRYAN ADAMS P.ONINE 40.10' AVIR JOHN 9EILENCAMP VAN HAS.
BRIAN AD,* 2318 Spillman/Rhodes IELIJMCAMP
AMY :RANT FOE Shahan/Allen
(CAM JOHN
sea VAN CAL. Rap)
EADD MARRY MARK 4 T0- 3-2 DONNIE NUTT 10-7
KAREN MITE 14_10 PPS'. F 6-'
DUN Yn CHILE ROUERTA FLAN tip, VAN 1W.rT' JIMMY HARV.
PA'IU ABDUL }7 ^AIRY (CNN S 4-3
4 C MUSIC FACTO 6-4 F: RENOISE J-4
nYRI NICKS (dp) n treat:
MARIACILOR PE 9ADD 1-1 MARIAN Cµ_H ¢2
PRINCE CORfI1RFES FARM
PIG DTNAMIT
XLIO671Crlando. FL Cook/Larry D.
COPINA
JOHN `t....i'AMa (dDl TONY TERRY
'LAN HALEN ],) " P: VA
CE -E PF.NISTON GLORIA ESTEEM BIG A'IDIO DTNAMIT
JOHN EELLDA/AMF'
RD'NIE SAMRIRA OD)
AUDIO Hts µD10 DYNAMIT FICKLE SAMMORA Ldp) CARINA
Aces: ul1LNEY' HAVKIS o--
MAPTIFA 14_8 ANTE SYNDICATE 24-16
Fortes :
FIREHOUSE 1-1 LOSETTE ELE)IDCZ VANILLA CE
Mot;"': SHOP M BARD .-1
/eA HO_eat: MARIAN 'OBEY 13-5
iottest: mpR E !ADD 1-1 Hottest:
TAN EE BADD I -I MARIAN CARET Y-.
WOGNM.w London, CT Deviallorden
EST? l: MEN --4 ENTPME: 10-6 M :TOT CPUs 11-13
WOMPIWneeling, WV
Bonds/P.M PRIDE D-21
195/BlrmingMm, AL SC.
R.E.M. s -s DUPE» 1-3 JE3` -NE, 1 CIO
SIMPLY RS 11fÁ
Hottest:
MARIAM CAREY 8-2 KAREN MITE 4-3 E(TRME. 20-12
1"-8 NANPAL MITE KAREN A7C CB -13
PR'/AV /TAMS E
MARY MAR: 4 THE 10-2 RARER1 7-4 RARER MORE 14-N KBOYZARI II E 5-3
MIRE 6T4 MRAV:TZE (]p)
LENNY RAIN: TL IJp1 :Itc H' XQSD. 10-14 AMY :R µT
ANIMAL Joan/Bohennon META.U''A 11_? MORTAR ar 10-2
NAKK( MOOR A 6-5 APTINA 21_1+ SION[SIE THE1 BA 29-20 MARIAN LARFT I8_6 TAREN
MAHKT NARK 4 THE 7-5 HUCY ICJ C TRAIN 1D) ICY ][
WSTWI99.1 ton, DE
PrlcalRopera 'VOICE 1I THE SEW JOIN
K.F-9E KW H0T95WCrute MS LousC.sulCruta
NATURAL -acme 9-7 -2-10 SMJAPICMADE' JET-FM/Erle, PA Rotten': JOIN NEIlETCAM
MELLE . IHA ' E%TPDff _-17 Cooe/Sherpe BM IL EN 4-1
MARIAN iRET -4 Vµ HAI.EN PBAND N. H-AY7L
ON/CTIENTS RICHIE "RA
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JAZZY .EFN 4 RAE' ap ROBB:E NEVI_ 1p
VAN HAL. JOIN LLII-_ JO EEAM NATURAL :111: I!)11 't'
BRYAN ADAM ?R_, .
EX TRAIN I.A.11,11...),/11,11...),/ .'A
Hottest: -- R PE IW -1 1
'TXOP M RAW 2-1 HOT2 :: HEN 4-2
121 DAl l hs
CAT!. TI F4` aD WJLOmucola. FL
SOONWDEE]VY- .N AYDT. R' WL.111V 1.1.101: r7-' TNT YRE
otes_: Hs' MAR PS E MA I TIE. 4_3 Aµ/. NEVILIE 7-6
4: -EASE 9-5 ARIA. CARE/ 11-7
LENNY 4PAYIEK Ho, test:
Barry'Rloherde
Woeet: EXTROT 2-1
F,E.M, 3-1 MARIAN GREY I -8
JE3). ,04E 12-R P. . QUEST ' -11
µK( MARK I ENE. 13-8 MARKY ARK 1 SHE 1-1 COLOR IE NA: a-.
,L5PIA FRTEI. TNT TERM 242 Current Reporters N ',JAI WTI 4_3
BA YMPANT I1-8 999KHIlOceen City, MD HNman/Ke/ey
4 THAN VANDRODC 21-14 PM FN:LISH 21-19 WAITD/WIIIImspnHM, PA WSSXJCharleaton, SC
CDRNOI `1' +-3 PRINCE '-15
LAMY K15V/R LLSETTE 'ELTId2Y 233 Current Pla llsta
'STEVE NI NS 16-12 VµtSSA NILL[AEF ?0-23 LlndpwlWllliema Galtnerl0ominka BONNIE RAITT 10-22 ICY EGO 1p) ' BRYAN AUANU 14-14 BIG µ0l0 UTxA!U7 Hottest: Called In Frozen Ple yllat (4 ): WERZhaeter, NH
JOHN MELLE_NCAMP K.M.C. CMI
WOXAnork. PA
Featherf.ylo, JOIN .ELL.EIK:AM LENNY KRAVITZ
TOE' TERRY
.n/ :ELETCAM WAPE/Jackson,Ole, FL Jett 1ecCanneH
MARIAN'AREY 4-1 (CYO II MEN 3-2 FM104/Modesto
Falconi/MCVIe TRACIE SPENCER RITE SYNDICATE: RITE SYNDICATE VATINA. SELECTION 6-4 KFMWIWaterloo GLORIA/0 PLAY 10111E GLORIA lop) XOtteat: VA4 HALM MARNT MONK A THE 16-9
PRINCE.. 17-13KGGGIRI/pld City JESISEJ CHILD JESUS JONES lop)
1,10 'N PUT LLNNY KRAVITZ
DAWN: ,UT M DAM
GLORIA 6TTFAN EZTEFAA
DE AARON N VILLE 7-4 MARIAN CARET 10-6 R.E-M, 1119
AM GRANT WRVOIipcnmond, VA KZIDA)uluth
COMPLY
mNIAIESTs CRASH t: í ERIE Hott II MIN
1lo11KT M Hµ HALEN AID) Hottest:MRRTLU 11-9
PRY. ADAMS 16-11
VOICE d ONE BEEN DANA/McKay Old Not Report, Playllat Frozen (5):
JON EEILENCAMP OAGLORIA EECOI
FIREHOUSE }I MUM CURET 9-3
FANNIEt: BONNIE MITT TH1 CAKKT A THE 6-2 COLOR IM BADD 8-3 MAIN WIRE 1127 MMIAH CARET 12-B
CAIN/ MAIR 4í9E 1_1 COOS ME Eµ0 NATURAL RI MATURE 6-5 TNT TT BY 20 1}b id( TERRY 20.15
CATHY DENNISO 2-1 R.E.M. 5-1 ELITRDE. 6-3
11-6 HILLY FRIJDt1 21-16 BILLY
FALCON
NC Mark Shand.
COLO II HEN I-1
FIREHDCE }3 2-2 CWCKZ/Cherlohe,
BONNIE RAITT 4_4 NATURAL SFIFLTION 5-5
IETALLIG VAN HALIN BIG µDal D70µ47 (dp) CURBS 71díó
HOT97Mew York KRBE/Houslon WHYTIWtroft
CARER 10-2 COOK -ADD 12-5
IC/ a.0 GET) ENS WOUM car. TN JOIN JOHN IEEFICEMF KKHTISpringfleld
EXTREME 6-6 MOOT RECUT EUP ONE WON
innnepn Hurt/Minn HoEdsi NUKES
Hottest: 1O31CIRIBackby
Hottest: JOHN 1:11iJICAMP MARRY A THE 2-1 Note: KKBOMouston le no longer e KAR/N W 12-5 TONY TERRI H-6
SIMPLY HEO
GUts II' ROSES lop) HEAVY D THE BD 10.5 IITS
M 0.19 reporter, It's now Country. SELECTIONNATURAL SECTION 11-9 BIG AUDIO DTNAMIT MICHAELICHAEL'S SMITH 26-20 AA MNSO BY NANRE 16_11 IEEIw JESUS JONES 28-25
VANF$A MILLDAMS 15-13 EoKte_t: F1RIC USE 1-1
& Active includes songs reported byat least 50 of our CHR reporters. Significant Action includes WNOK/CMumbia, SC EXTREME. 6-3 RR E -Y
H92/m4oenokm VANew
Haskell/Michaels e songs reported by fewer than 50, but at least 10 of our CHR reporters. The two numbers following the Rg\ DK1 BILLY PALADIN 10.9
artist/title (label) designation Indicate the total number, how many added it for the first time this week, ROBERTA FLACK STEELICARS 15-13 ROSS IDEA
JON IELJ.DCAMP (dp) Moves Indicate the type of activity this week; Up for upward chart movement. Same for sideways or ,i°ANHNNA,i nn 00 c4yGish asl
a, TN Hottesstl,D)
Continued uncharted activity, Down for downward Chart activity, and Adds for the number is a sampling JAZZY -1/RE A ERES (dp) n»OONLB i-1 of individual station activity. Complete activity can be found in the Parallels.
Hotter: MARIAN CARET 6-2 MAIKT MARK 6 ME 3-3 RATON/ SELECTid 8-6
KAREN MITE M.AMIE RLITT JON 1ELL.CAE
HI-FI VE 5-3 NATURAL SELECTION 9-7 MARIAN CLARE( 16.12 fa TREIE 19-14
JP III ( 41 - " PRINCE
NOTE: Records that lack the required 60%of our CHR rmay eg reporters to become Breakers accumulate 12-11
PRINCE PPIItCE j9-26 Hottest ICE Rap) Hottest: MµET MARK A ME 2-1 DA
-- _ _ X.
enough chart points from high chart positions on those stations reporting them, to debut on the CHR wecaewemw.. GA FIREHOUSE }2 WYnmae Allen National Airplay/40. Herds/McCord COOK EE MOD 9-4
N EE MJOHN
BATZA/I CET 12--6 J . MFALINCµ(d (op) GET THE INFORMATION ADVANTAGE... CHR Rotation Criteria - Fulltlme Adds and/or One: four plays In a 24 -hour penod, three of them vei PAL. CHE'SIEY HAKES
before midnight. LDN1 KRAYITZ GLORIA ESTEFAN TNI//W.MTS Ldp)
PWR9MS/L.AIrglon. KY FOA,Grares
O.dANIRS WYE II ws VAN HALTS (dp)
A 2 day advance on the hottest news, business, Daypartd Adds and/or One: One-two plays In a 24 -hour parad, both of them before midnight. CRECED HOSE (dp)
Hottest: BONNIE MITT 2-1
nose
ROD STEWART 1-1
TONE TE,RT Hottest: Notteat: TOR M. BARD 1-1
promotions and ratings trends...plus hot Street Taik, Try it tree... Ca)) A&R today. (213) 553-4330
"Breakouts" "Regional R.E.N. 3-2 CATHY MINIS 2-2 EXTRME 9-tl NOTE: are records not Included In the Most Added," but have five or more minim CARET 11_3 FIREHOUSE 7-7 NATURAL SELECTION 21-7 HOTFAX service available only to R6R Sb6Cnbets adds In a region and fewer than SO stations overall. FIRDOLSE 6-4 7-5
NATURAL. SELECTION 1010 MARRY Km { THE 18-15
KARTIKA 12-9EXTREME
MARIAN -ARE( 22-11
88 RaR September 27,1991 CHR A S & HOTS 0117';> .
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R. BNenw
V. MIEN IENtT
TUFF 111011E SYWRA Hottest: FIREHOUSE 1-1 FIREHOUSE MICHAEL BOLTON 2-2 EXTREME 1D-3 TOO 'M 7-4 RAD WEARY 5-5
NKMISOHrMHNa. Aq ANun0wR6MeeM
nar Hottest: AARON xtYIJE }3
NrYYRMmaKA, MD
Bee4MN1Y
JOHN tELLENC4f N
FLUE FLUE TRAIN VAN XALfN !£TALLICA Mums: BILLY FALCON 9-4 P.C. QUEST 21-6 NAVA. Se1101 14-7 F.R :ME_91fl XAYIOS 12-e BAD Dr1A/Y 16-15
WBI40NBHoomm 97Dn. IL
ROMrnYL4u9nlin
JWM MEIEDICAK (ep)
WTBKMIM,np, MN
BIII K4pdN
PRINCE JON LEKAMP M] AMT GRANT
We KRAVIR 0E ROBERTA FLACK
CaO! IONfl btteat:
FIRDOI.SE 1.1 COLOR if BADD 11- 5 ~IAN GREY 14_10
Y { C MUSIC FACTO 16-11 MADAM. SELECTION 19-12
WNFRIKNemeioo, MI
AntMMY'B41n
FROCIRocnMlw, MN
A YaememOerle
JDN MELLfNCAM SIMPLY R. 11mXFA VwDROSS VOICE 0 THE BE.lISETTE (ep) WWI SINDICAN Op) Hottest: BOxxIE MITI 7-3
MANIAN GREY 44 KARYN WTTE 11-6 xANRAL SELECTION 12-8
MARTIXA 14-9
ºº«G/5Ilru. NS
1(eYMJeMrMe
JOHN I.IlEICAw
FK[Y/EuwNMM. CA
Stew/ W eHl
JAZZY JOT{ FRFS (OD) AN¢;.IC1 MWORI By NATURE (aD) I
DOLOR NE BADD 1_I R II 1.N 2-2
NOW MARX A THE 6-3 144.31. YILLIAMS 7-6 361 ENV D6VOE 21-16
KFºSiBdfe, 10
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RCAO/O.rurM1 Venture. CA
RnoCee/Sep AMY GRANT
WY !LU leDl EIDDEZ
111E
SIMPLT MS CID 'N PUT (opl L9S JONES
Hottest: LACE MK \ NE 4-1 MARIAN CARET 6-2 UnM A.LfANC4 12-8 A LINTER 911DE 0 1s-10 JottlNE GUY 29-23
KWNIMenu, NV
RYORuceon, AI P uroee,e
NIKE WIZ II PEN FOP/ (>p) SALT -N -PEPA (eDl Hottest: COOP NE BADD }I
AMY MAX \ NE 4z NATURAL SESTIOI 9-4
MAIIIAN CARET 19-9 SmRPI06 22-15
KV RKRes Wipes, NV
Dne10'Man
DEaaml (MILDnote
JAJAZZYF FS JF \ FPFF
LISRT! WIELD. CHC9EY NY[ES Hottest: WI. CARE! 51 MARK/ MK \ NE 3-2 JASOIT: GUT 19-T WON WITS 17-9 TOOT TRART 23-18
eEhlgon. lp
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ROW WIN
ST GTE (Op) BILLY FALCfM Hottest: COLOR IE BADD 7-1 MMIAN
JOHN MELLENCAMP (38) VAN HALEN (18) PRINCE & N.P.G. (12) ROBERTA FLACK (9) EMF (8) CARET 9-3
SELECT). 159 BOINIE MITT 44 MOfAN URfl 6-6
VAN II.. RIIMIE SUWRA (Op) GUNS N' HOSES (eD)
A9INE GUT (4) VOICE O '10: BEENIRAND
- oDtD WISEk1oelCener ON HEAVIES
ROME EVIL SI1JUüIE I NE BA 141
RYTHM SYNDICATE (8) HEAVYD. I THE ® 1T-11MARINA TA. SM. 35-28 B® 56FP 10-10
SitYlE NIC1f5 17-17 lbttest:
WPMNEIJEIICAIP (4) TWT 111101(eD)
OJMITNEMTS VAN HALER (aD)
11011E SM®RA (35) Mttest:
MIKE (Op) NMI ..1 (op)
Hottest: FIaOOLSE 1_1
C14105HFI1m. MI KHTKHSf LDMM, MOROME FIREHOUSE 2-1
EXTREME e -T MI (0D) OOMOIMCMS (aD)
Hottest: MAPIAN CAREY 8-2
?AAR ME BADD t_I OWN W ITE 5-2
WOW. YWOA4 (4) 'EVIL (4)
C A C MUSIC FACTO 7-2 BILLY FA/E011 44
BREAKOUTS BREAKOUTS SI. Mknee4/Coopw
.KAHN E.EIEAMP PRINCE
NWpmeNKNulch OE9AY NAMES 15-10
M1CKS 18-15 IS STIKS 30-25 CUM (Z
Hottest: Engl. MW FI CAREY 9-4
9117116. SELECTIONSELECTION13-6
CRASH TEST DUNCE 17-10 GREAT WITE 2419
MARIAN CARET 13-3 CURTIS STIWNS 2521 PRINCE 0.35
JON 1QyyCAIP (e VANILLA ICE (Op) RBERTA RACK (Op)
KGOTIAncnoreue. AK
14. Murphy
0:L OR COR IE BMX CNN 22_IS
¡ BOBBIE NEVIL 1') BOBBIE /EVILFMddWo VANILLA ICE
1.771101EMR PRINCE PAVu ABDULA®Ill.
FIE (ep) WBWB/Bbwn,rlglM.IN
1.4111r>¢ RAIn 10.6 BAD C01ANY 1}10 BOG IVI2 16-12
/1101A31 Al. SUN 32-24
K0551Sbu, CM7.IA SpHnpe, CO
lutes,: BOTO 11 WE 42 MIRY NAM \ NE 9-4
ANY GMAT 53RLT RED
NTIITMe04ro. OR SMewenl5nlaw
VANILLA ICE (6) (R a.0 YILLIAH6 Am CwwN
WASYM1441Me, IM AnawwNKdun. OenVwR4mrrpruy WNW 11-6 CROWD HO OW QUITYANESSA
-
TAM KOIP VOICE OF THE BE.
VANIIJA ICE (aD) Hottest:
ERE 54cYMMTM GLORIA ESEYw 20tE NNW (Op) COLOR 1E BADD 12-8 X1EY LOOS I TE 1411
Caale x' R95L Hottest GUY
VIA XKDN JON IELLE]CAM
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Hottest: MAPFY MN 1 THE }t 01-tlEr MACES JOHN NELLE]OAIP JON IEIJEMCAMY
BLISS IWIM JOHN MEIJE]CAM
'E9pR 01111/01111/(ap)
MTALLIG Op) KWOD/SecremeMo, CA Hottest: AN0IICA
6077. (t 1401 2-1 NATURAL SEECTIOX 3-3 SA.T-N-PEPA 7-6 MARINA 9-T
COL. BADD 5-A MOW 11 1QI 6-5 MARIAN CAREY 1T-0MpttesG: EIRE -MONA IB-1\
Hottest: CVOA NE 8400 1-1 MARIAN CAREY 9-2 WI II Ex 43
DE Op) GLORIA ETrvAN MARIAN[;
TOIY TERRY
YwEY Mw 1 THE 2-2
..[KLT Am brtest: .mIAN CANEY 51
CpM/Cwpw
tCTNO:Rt3 S
URN NATURAL ISEIELTIp1 16-11 NW. AD116 2416 PR/N:E 31-22
MICHAELIL RUN Hottest: EtTROE 3-2
P2 WC H' ROSES 21-1YMARIAN WMEEIFH WY^e, IM
WRONRdeo.OM ilRp106E 5-e EARN MITT T-5
MARIAN CARET 11-2 WIZ ]I MEN 10-4
MARRY KW { THE 20.10
CAREY 43 NATURAL SELECTION 54
B-7
IOTA MITE 62 PINOWSE 4_3 'ATIAL SEERIOH 1-A
VOtCE 0 LIIE MTN Hottest:
]1TIS STIGMAS M29
RP[NAncMsp, AK
MNMIE WTI 53 KM1YM WIRE 1-5
left De.* EMwr1M14Y
JOHN 1ELLENCAtP WCIVCerowqeM. IL
BRIAN ADAMS )I.22 GU. 0' RCGGS 32-23
HEAVY D. A THE ® DOTES STICKRS 18-16 .E.M. 8.6 310131E 1 TE BA 6-5
JEWS AND JrNM-0IIT
Leon PImw MARIUI CAREY 11-8 51000SlE 1 NE M 21-16
JWN tF.11ENCAW VAN IMLIX Tony weMNiu 414OLL4von. OK KPATISous Fella, SO GNYG/ColpeOo 0 12-8 RIIER(A FLACK
WNDOIABron, OH
AWN NCIILLE VAN HALER
AARON NEVIIJE (4) HEAYL D. 1 DIE CO laD1 CRASH TEST OPINE 10D1 KNIY/WeMN MEGNNeIC9Hlns SprMys, CO
HmneMlRw
CRAW TEST »MI[ 13-9 FpON151MesE
E. AMR GRANT
IFUNAAAfcpe, ID
Cumm
C4r4INklqlee Hottest: COIDR IE BADE 41
JE915 JOKES 14)IrlpaRwW Hottest:
JU11 MLE]CAM P.C. WEST JOIM IEL,ENUE P®EFTA FUCK
ELOIE 1OhT (4) .AL'.Y JEFF I FR6 Monterey, CA
RYenMnAlolloweY
hFll Ill ClYOE COEDTENTS (Ap) JOIN 1ULIXCAN
SIEHIE NICKS (eD) OF (ap)
BOT2 II MEN e.2 ANT Mw L NE 7-4
MARIAN CARET 107
COOR ME BADD 7-1 üTROE 9.JI ONIM 11_8
RTTM SYNDICATE Hottest: NATURAL SELECTION 1-1
JAZZY JEET A FPFS RpBB1E HEYIL LIXNY KPAYI4
JOIN PE, ( ao7 R(BBIC NEVIL leD) Notustf
aMY OW' LEDGER By NATURE (4) TRACIE 9EKFA
ROBERTA FU(i (ap) TMRE SPENCER
VANILLA ICE 14I O3RTIS STtrERS (ep) hottest:
DEWED GOLD lap) KS -3U 1ACK (aD) MR *MEN
PYTW SYNDICATE lop) JOHN NELLFJCAHP
E]TRO. 12-8 NATURAL 50ERIrlI 19-1 G01S N' ROSES 31-22
3 WIT II 'EN 2-2 MEIALLICA 5-3
VAN MLIX (aD) 'ETALLICA (aD) ITEMISE 2-1 NottNNt:
C { C MUSIC FACTO 2-1 PRINCE LUPINA (4)
FIREHOUSE 1_1 MARIAN CAREY 43
rRASX }EST 1ry(IE (dD) Nd:est:
MICTIAE Y. SON (dD) AA801 NEVILLE (ap) Hottest:
WGRD/Gral Rapids, MI
KMn Gwsell KIDTRu1M. OK MAIM CARET 155 BOB SD'iER 11_8
JASMINE GUT 14) VANESSA YILLIU6 (Op) Hottest:
6-4 MNPW SELECTION 9-7
OADR 1E BADD 4.2 HEAVY 0. I NE m 40
JAZZY Jeff 4 IRGA. (0D) Hottest:
NATURAL SFIERId 7.4 /WY Mew I TE 45
MOTE --1 =AR M BALE 46
FIRFITXtsi Yt cPIIICE TAT CO.,.
WLRWKnemplg^. MAW MAION 4 NE 2-1 KARTS MOTE 17-13 PAW Mw A NE 7-5
MAIM GREY 1411 J,A9TNE GUT 1-1 DOLOR Y BADD 2-2
JEWS JONES 12-6 R^,': II MA 7-1 MRALLIG 2415
RAMIE Mln 7_3 EXTREME e-5
It®NE NEVIL (4) Hottest:
I10BERTA FLAQ JESUS JONES
It wellICos
EARN MITE 5-) MARTWA 7-6 WOBRNSprIrMl4b IL
P.L.WEST 6-6 YAPIAN GREY 17-11
KEOIrBucemen. MT
secMrAru»r :UIG x RIYi[ 33-2)
NMI SKY 149 MARRY MAR \ NE 1410
Mw} Mw & TNE 9-5 NATURAL 51,;11111 11_9
VANILLA ICE l4I PR3KE
XtRY NYMGS MAIM GREY 9-7 811 AUDIO OTNAMIT 141Y
Moorenwer
OIF
RSNOIE OR MN^ gull/Slone
NWT NAM 1 NV 20.15 SOLELY RED
NPSUP11m $pr. CA ^P C4nKHp.p4e
WRNS/CA/Hon, OH BRTND. i}11 GINS N' ROSES
BILLY fW(bN JOM NELLE1fAtE Idp) KFRAM1IHcoln, NE DIRTIS STICKR.S
O%.SISen LIMA Clry, UT JON r.LLDCAM
Hughes/Vincent MARTD(A 2}16
NLVILLE 16-17 Hottest: Hot test: Sonny VW.. RICNIF. SAIWPA (ap) VAN HALES SumpMw151N1er Val HALER UM) WWII BY ACME lop)
AACOI MARIAN CARET 41 FIREHOUSE 3-2
KV II MEN 2.1 M Hottest:
FIREHOUSE 3-2
Of IF]MY OAYIR 1NIILICA Ie01
Hottest: COLOR NE BADD 1_I
ROBERTA FUCK Ibt'.est:
JON 1EIIFDCAW AN H 4.IX
CROW.XOIbE
WIKK/Orwn Bey. WI
Den Stone WIZ II /EN5-4 NUN NE BADD 10.6
EXTt1O. 10-5 NOMMiF. Mln 1410 NATURAL SDERION 1415
JOHN 'EIlExAM' (Op) HMI. WT YAN NALOI lap)
ANlAX CAREY 43 M
MAMMAL SELECTION 6-4
Rot test: NODR NE BADD T-4 MIRTIK4 10.5
VOICE 0 NE WEN TTKETN lep) R(BB:E NEVIL
F]TRDE 4-4 WINK SELECTION 45 MAwf MARK I NE 12-ó
COLOR IE BAD, 2-1 10:03, CAREY 1t-8 MARRY 13-9
S UIHE.POOM Notteat:
NSS SM/IN LF]WT KNMIn
EXTREME 9-7 PRINCE D23 Moateat: COLOR ME BADD 41
GUNS N. NOSES NIECE 3529 DORO. 14_10 RIGS IMIN (0p)
Hbetest: GIN N WOES 30-21
Mw A NE J1ER vANO1GS5 _5-19
BILLY iALOrI 7-4 RpINP1NMS KMYNuIu, O«
NLYVrou6Ww.IA NATJRAL SELECTION 11-4 PARIAH CAREY 1413 RUN MOTE 19 ONJN ME BADD 1-1
PP;CCt 0.30
BAD COMPANY ly7 Hottest: MYMNSm1M
Doug EXTREME 14-9 FRMWIW4rtoo M -IS
NMI Mw A NF 6-4 KTRSICaspw, WY It202JSenlwe
ENE 19-13 MITE TRW 24_1B VAN MIEN 0.23
NOT9171Cnkep.Il
NANRW SELECTION 41 MANIAN CAREY 10-3 EXTREME B-5 MARRY MAMI { NE 11-11
HACK CROW ALDO NOVA (dp) Nv[Gest: WARRANT 1-1
Co/11m
TUFF WINCEAGMRETNA TONY TERRY
ARIII(4 19-13 BOTZ II MM 23-17
WSM[MuNpd1, MI
W. Wnwn Wads,PRINCE BºSMruM. CA Bon PanwWE WIZ If a_6
2 NATURALNATURALELICIT.1 }l3 STXBteATE 29-22
Stan kerwpll
"LW DEWS TRAIN
OMapo. CA JwAeoNAlnrs DEW. IXtC+
''ELLF]CA1E Gregg Cassidy
DE 0-25
Il04nA40Ison, WI
SttIINEART 4-2 JESUS JONES 3.3
VOICE OF THE NAM PEMBRAODTS
MonlenNAACGIN
OREN WITE
BAD /WAVY 9-9 CRASH TEST 01MIE 14_14 'IEEXEAR}
PHYLLIS HTIAN RID '4 PUY
HOT941/Sn L411 CK7, W Summwsl0'Bnen N tEtJ.IX[AM'
Hottest: e :
'31.011 ESTFw Hottest:
none Hatton:
Hudson/IS/owes FIREIOSE 5-11 MEW 1i-10
VAN HALFM ,AM Et1ENCIrP MITTMEI(f5
EIOIE tONET Hottest:
2020 BRYAN ADAMS 21-21 MRALLSCA 2424
mR1* AANIüA ICE (ap) Y SHAT CAT
DEW. NTD (apl VOICE I^HF BERN
^A R NE IMOD 2_1 ECTNOF °-'
MANIA4 GFlT 112 *RTN MITE 43 NATAAL SELECTION 14.7
HEAVY D. & THE e0 }1 MAA[AN CAREY 5-2
SD1LT PFD
JON ML1E]IC41P KKROMVItlwe KS Ro66,nWe1114me
Xo[Geat: QTRO1 11-8
FIREHOUSE 2-1 EXTREME 3-2 WNClweufeu, WI
Msttest; JOHN 'fLLFJKANP Hot[Na':
MxIAN CARET 11_8 MPTIKA 17-tI JFSS J0NE5 1}17
LUTt1ER VANDROSS 22-18 BD1'Z II WE 4-3 MET MARK 4 THE 10.8 T(INI TERRY 22-20
LITNEA PAW= Op) VAN HOOT( 1051 Hottest:
VAN HALM JFaI< JONES 32 -IS FIIIDOLLSE 17-17
Mr 1MPw} 1412 BREAK AD4MS 21_16 H1 -FIVE 22-17
puM Damm _45H1NE GUY 1-1 01-C 6w MLRIAN CAREY 6-7
ROY) II WA u.1 NAPM4. 'EFCTI.NI T-3
WITE tt_B
JowI01 GUY 21-23
ARCO/Cheyenne, WY YeT/Ssm4 Bereere, CA
WWHTICdum6ue.OH COLOR IE MOD 1-1 F]TMMF 6-3
JON 1lLLFMCUP NWT TERRY
BILLY FALCON 31-28 11.SS 39-34
WIN rELLFJCAMr VAN NALd
El-OIXIFRIFMO 9-B PM DAW 38.26
*PYx BRTROE; Ip-10 Clew Collins BwwluBw
MwMeMH41 1.11115 MITT B-6 CARET 11-8
Hottest: MARIAN CARET 6_2
Itp(aGM1pId CH, SD
LwISIS1ee1N
SIOIIISIE { THE BA
CURTIS STIRS PRINCE 0.n
JFJIS JONES IKBERA FLACK
WAD 11. HMI. JAZZY JEFT 4 1RFS
PRINCE YANIüA ICE (*))
GUNS N' R94S 30-27 RAR1x MOTE 11_3 BJT2 11 YEN e -A
FZH)roulwh, MN
Mk111eleRommy B New Hottest: FIREHOUSE 2-1
IWR1021Frunp. CA PvlslRODena
ZW/Sn . CA Diego, TMmeelGrew Hottest:
MDR NE BADD 2-1
xANN]TT BY NATURE !41 ROBERTA TACK
PM DA. CHY. OR CO PDN:IE RAIn 24TIS
STtCE0.5 2Y1T 21 rvr Batten:COAP
101i1AO. ®LTJN 1.1 Mi BADD 7-2
MARIAN CARET 18_7 PX P.MGIDP11 JAllY JEFF A FRES BU12 II MEN I1-5 LFN T*AY(R
ESTEBAN
GLORIA ESTAN Hottest:
McCOTMIl AMI NELLD000f WHOT/Younpbwn, ON
Ho WOW NAITT 1-1
COL O« CO« It BADS 2-2 SCORE IONS 3-3
NATURAL 5t3E1101 I 15-0 WILY FALCON 23-19
IUD IN PUT 01AKEMI4STER SLICE
.-.01/194BOB TO WAT KAI
11AL R5EIER;O1 20_10 VANILLA IC[ (opl Hottest:
TOLL HIV DEWE 7.4 3. BASS 6-5
R®BIE MlVIL VANILLA ICE (ap)
Dick Thompson A C MUSIC FACTO 3-3 BRTXDE 6-6
FIREHOUSE 4_4 ROO STENANT 5-5
Hottest: IMAM It BADD 1_1
Htest: OHM M. BARD 1-1
NAM" 19-1) 0101 ME BADD 9.1 MRIAN CAREY 52
MIRKY NAM { NE 8-6 PE SALT -A -PA 10-7
'Tti PEx15T0N D.18
Hottest: SEMAwc NOW SELECTION 4-2 MARI», CAREY 6-4
MIKE J(*1 UP tELLOC AMY GRANT
WET MAW \ THE 8-8 NATURAL SELECTION 16-16
NUKE \ THE 42 WC 7,4 !MIAH CAREY 16.6
JAMIE On 3-3 *TJNA. SELECTION 5-4 AMS.LICI 158
NOINIGrl (unction. CO 5.5111. DNHM MkMN *TAAL 5.5111./.4 NMI NARK 1 PIE 9-5 BOMBE RAln 12-7
EXTREME 7-6 SEW 1}l YAN HAIFA
MICHAEL Y. SON C41n WI . auw e.'1 A3WOITT BY SATIRE 2}18 MANIAN GAMY 12-9 ePIKE
LOW KR
W WAWOEw ORRr1CN
JOIN tEL1ELCA0P
AARON NEVILLE 1413
NOMOIOm1Hu, NE
xOBERT U Q Hottest: C ODR M BADD 1-1
Lwl.onnson
JOHN NELLflNAMP
' 1 1SNllondulu. H1
NN7T/Seme Rou. CA Wet.
GIJPIAETTtYANWP[RroeMporl.lA
feELL. JAZZY JEFF 4 FRES (ap)
Peu WA../Ferguson
EIDID WNW
MIN SYNDICATE R ®BIC *VIL
EOwwdN401m CAREY }2 PLOWPLOW*N 4 THE 8-)
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ONIM
VOICE S THE BEENMARIAN[AN
Nol[eaR: .OIM IELL.E]CAW 14) LtIMi KP1YSn
Hottest: 001130E 2-1
MEW SI1DtCATE ROBERTA FROBERTALQ (41 *VW 11 MEM 5,Ibttest:
NATURALSDERIOI 11-B
hottest: CANTOOetS 1.1
S:CVIE 6 SIMPLY RED
MICE O THE BEEN
CODR NE BADD 1-1 OM'M ROTE 72 RDMPRwDTS
VAN HALER (41 NATURAL ON 6-3 R1013E 'M11WPA (4 1413111A11 GREY 9-3
MOST JATMIN GUT 51 VAN HWIX (aD)
R.E.M. 44 Hottest: 11.5.1e. 1-4
10.5 Rotten: RATAN ADAMS 19-13 ADDED - OIL. NE BAD! 1-2 Hottest: TIA~ MULTI.) 12-5 BO' ODER 1413
COLOR NE BADD
ICU It WA 21-15 it«D*6E 1_1
COLOR ME BADD 7-4 CHICAGO 29-24 MRALLICA 10.25
NW( MAw E 4 T 9-4 HEAYI D. 4 THE ® 8-6
^0D« E BAD! 1-1 1011 I M:M 2-2
JEWS JONES 22-1e NANRW SELECTION 2416 NETA..I.ICA 2419
WOTZIDeV1p^. OH p(TROTOOE 9-6 NATURAL SELECTION 12-9AurMM1n JOHN MELLENCAMP (16) T TEARY 11_10 MATJAAL 4L.ECTIC« 5-1 NpMO1"1Y' W NMI Mw 1 THE 31.22
sDEu BNIen1,MNofe 1OMNIE MITT 2415 P3 rwMwp. ND
Jack Lundy D.J. JAZZY JEFF (13) MANIIM CAW 6-5
KAMIN WITE 12-8 GLORIA ESTEEM
REI j9 -j7
$pPLT P© SIOISIE 4 NE M
W IELLDCAII l4) K2f]IPe>4.IL wn«wl5lern PAW
OESMOMD CHILD JON IELLEKAW
VAN HALEN (10) AMT GRANT (B) PRINCE 8 N.P.G. 6 ()
FNSSIA1Dur9uer9W. NM
Jaynes/YAW M
KWCt44 Vegas. NV
DesnRlMmee
Tm TEARi
Nzzw : a. ANA
Ken
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NEFWYeemM. WA
Ores Aam.
JGHM tEJpOAK (OD)
HotGest: y,OR 1E BADD 1-1
PPIMCE 111011E SU6]M (aD) M]CNAE DAM.Hottest: PRINCE
VAJILLA SR (opi OW ~CARP JAZZT JEFF 4 iRES lllf EaIAM't
4 C MUSIC FARO 32 M4T1A. SELECTION 44
R'JSS INnx RFD 5PEFDWI'QN WOE 4131111e CreMA MI
Ibrtest: TAIII SKY 2-2 NANPLL SEERIOi 43
LLTHEP VAN(BGSS TORT TERRY
HlatesG: J4YMINE GUI }2 COLOR NE BADL 41
VAN XALIX Op) ROPBIE /EVIL EJE TRAIN
COJN NE BADD }t WARD BRTSII N
VOICE 0 THE BF.tM1 (Op) DEYtNp CHILD BR4ND raw REARMS lap)
ERE. 6-5 MARIAN GREY 9-6
Hottest: MICHAEL IELTN 2-1
DewaMF,WeT STQLMARI 148 BREAKOUTS R.M.^. KNU /MOAN CAREY 5-'I Nottest: TYMT TOOT 5-5
vwESL WILLIAMS 8-h Moths.:
ARNOIDes AAalne4, IA FIREHOUSE 4-3 COLOR PE NADD 8-1
PRINCE 'OI1LY OW
KARYN WITE 20-15 BRYAN ADAHE 21-16
nCIE \ YpWT KAVRAL SFIETIOI 13-B IC, EU 0.2B
DRM]. N FIPDObE 41 JASMINE GUT 7-7
MANIAN CAREY 12-) Ben fI'EI1 9-A
GLORIA ESTEFAN (7) McCann/At.. McCann/At..AAP01 31.111E 9-5 STCVIE N'CKS (OD) IR fill Hottest:
MARIANCAREY 10.1 KRZMs1n Fall. ID BRTAB. 1}10
YAM MII.DIC4P MARTtKA IO.ó 0072 tI MEN (aD)
BOL BIN DCIOE (0p) KOHTIGreI Fdk. ND
Murp3TIWII1Mms KID 'N PLAY (7) O[DB IE RADII 2-1
MAW MARK{ THE }2 FM 101NMuoeslo $rocllon. CA
TORAL SEERI01 12-6 Amin V ITE 149 S4eenslMllNH BRIM ADAMS 19-12
R®E:RTA FUCK 342A
BILLY FLLCa1N
Hottest: WZOKmoclbr0, IL
plwarumlMeney 3114115 STI1Zr15 (aD)
CUPT75 SAWAIU (e0) ROEPT.1 FUOt VANILLA ICE 1,) KARTM WITE 43
RMDY FOP NE 10R 6-4 DOMeronllMOMmM MWHN151pc1M. CA
Jdmny Wnwe GIfA11ETETw
HI -FIVE 10.6 eMtf 4A1RF_S 17-10 MTALLICA (Vol
Hottest: MAR Mw \ NE 2-1
VAN HALENVD(CE OF THEMWIlAH CARET B-6 ^oe WY test:
COSMIC CHILD MET4IICA (dp)
CATNY DETiNIS 19-11 BITw ADAMS 21-19
of BAD OOLISN
MRALLICA e-3- MIKE 148
K41RN W0R IIE Hottest: BRAN ADAMS 1-1
BEEHIVE (7) BLUE TRAIN (5)
00 M BADD I-1 PAM ABOII. 2-2
G]RINA KID N PUT (Op) Hottest:
'VOICE CI THE KIN Hottest:
HENRY LEE 9318168 27-24 MTMI S19DICATE Hanes, W.NEVILLE 6-3
NATURAL SElER101 22-10 NAUGHT! BY NATURE 2}le FIREJ0U5E Y_2[
WNW 6-4 C\ C MUSIC FACTO 1511
ROBBIE NEVIL (5) l^ MSIC FACTO 4Y
tTM)E 6-0 MRM MITE 8-8
HL011 TO BAW +J.wT Mw A NE 3-2
WITE 43
MANIAX CAREY 62 3072 II OEM 11-4 xINRAL SELECTION 155
FIROOIISE 7-5 NATUR4 SELECTION 8-5
GULt N' ROSES 1415 *RIN MARI. GREY 6-4
8-6
BRIAN ADAMS $5.17 KR WEER 30-24
CANS DIXNIS 9-8 NATURAL SLFRI11
MARIAN GREY 12-9
CMJ MUSIC MARATHON'
SCHECoULE OF E\/ENTS New Artist Discovery and Development
Octoher 30 -November 2, 1991 The Vista Hotel New York City
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1991 TEN YEAR'S AFTER: WHAT HAS VIDEO IAUGHI
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RECORD PRODUCTION: FROM STUDIO TO MASTER
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5:00 PM 10:00 PM
REGISTRATION
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MUSIC MARATHON LIVE! CLUB SHOWCASES
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 31, 1991
B:00 AM 5:00 PM
REGISTRATION
10:00 AM 5:00 PM
EXHIBITS
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12.00 PM 5:00 PM
COLLEGE RADIO WORKSHOP
11M Lon Room
KEYNOTE ADDRESS:
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12:30 PM 105 PM
MUSIC PUBLISHING: SONG
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1991
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
REGISTRATION
10.00 AM 5:00 PM
EXHIBITS Wu. Amsterdam West 82:070 Few
11:00 AM
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
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GETTING THERE. IT AIN'T EASY: COUNTRY ARTISTS
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A BRYAN ADAMS Cant Stop This Thing We... (A&M) LP Waking Up The Neighbours
Total Reports 187 77% Parallel
Regional Reach Reach P1 53% E 81% P2781 S 85% P3 95% M 86% W 541 Chart Sumrary
Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
2-5 0 1 0 1
6-15 5 13 12 30 16-40 21 73 57 151
Ons 1 2 0 3
Adds 1 0 0 1
Ch Adds 0 1 0 1
Total 28 90 69 187
National S1Amary UP 171
DEBS 5 SAAB 9 DM 0 ADDS 2
EAST
B104 a11
1010 21-17 2100 17-11 8023 20-16 894 22-19 PRO -F11 23.19
YAYA 24-22
SOUTH
1599 a K6L 26-23 0.105 19-16 T' 1_17
84 -24
Om>6-22 > 25-21
0102 32-30 11118 16-13 aC1 20.16 VZPL 24-19 1860 31-28 15102 33-29 8098 19-15 NM 23.15
WEST
686T 29-25 1015 25-22 6.02 27-20 60SN 25-18 8P11 19-14 KUa 21-17
LAST
F1.992 30-24 912E 27-22 9824. 32_29 815E 27-25 91111 18-15 USSR 21-15 JET -04 1B-01 9112 23-16 av 28-23 1AOi 27-23 PW92 32-24 19.19 26-21 511187 26-23 Idol 18-15 45 28-23 9998311 40-26 4nr1 36-33 95( 28-26 Y102 3-29 96P1Y 7-4 931 29-22 9P5T 24-16 V8m 31_24 W IRZ 29-26
16711 19-15 45 29-26
*®p 27-17 093 a-35
9119 )r .ZLB 20-14 195 27-26 9551 16-11 MO( 25-22 9010 31-22 0105 28-19 9100 on NMI 26-22 V® 25-18 9a00 19-11 921P 25.21 8055 29-24 YAPE 19-13 1217 28-20 WK1 22-19 5945 24-21 13176 26-11 90.11 34-26 10J15 26-21 111100 27-24 2ABB 35-26 WHY 28-22 1107 23-18 0.1067 30-26 41.0 27-20 090 34-30 192 an ¿102 39-26 K7U% 3-26 9599 24-18 91S 2622
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ADD 3-21 91111 15-12 *019 24-17 I6T2 22-16 ONO 21-19 96500 29-23 71105 26-18 9MEE 22-18 2281 32-27 2001 21-17 1104 28-24 12103 27 -2 4
8010 25-23 6293 21-18 12011 25-22 OW 25 h 41411 30-25 0107 27-18 KM10 27-24 lá03 29-26 431 18-14
9rST
1095 32-29 1041 18_13 1.51130 28-24 F11104 2A fr DMZ 3-29 1106949 24-19 099.5 21-17 10IT 3-26 622U 24-19
EAST
2658 22-18 99-I 29-21 10335 27 fr
4810 'n-16 45 20-16 16110 33-28 95011 28-26 101P 33-29 0170 23-20
SOUTH
6171 23.19 60I2 18-12 2(SF 28-22 160D 26-21 VO(1 32-23 8101 18-11 9110 24-18 KISR 16-14 91'5 25-18 992 19-14 859 28-23 KZII 30-20 0101 27-20 KOc 26-19 8NOE 32-26 90PR 20-18 nIl! 27.22 1117 26-16 K916 29-25 0119 25-22 99W 30-19
8/08631
9B6x 37-34 6779 35-29 962 25-21 23W9 26-22 2203. 18-9 101.91 23-18 /WV 13-9 6210 29 fr 9812 19-13 394 21-16 OM 19-17 4181 27-24 9105 24-15 VA21 31-22 I1C2 23-11 x060 29-24 9S10I 1_16 1:000 19 fr 6NOf 25-12 995 33-28 1:55 21-13 KPA7 23-18 2099 26-21 61191 21 fr 9FC 28-24
W 7
8371 24-16 6PIR 18-14 6312 24_18 5785 33-30 0137 35-27 1011 31-22 KFTZ 25-17 q C6 28-24 IIM 28-22 ZION 24-19 1202 28-22 997 25.22 9195 25-18 KF7M 19-12
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Walk Through Fire (Atco) LP Holy Water
Total Reports 162 67%
Regional Reach E 58% S 73% M 86% u 46%
National S1xmaary UP 147 DEBS 2 SAW 10
DOWN 0
ADDS 3
Parallel Reach
P1 32% P2 67% P3 92%
Chart Slmnary Pas P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 6 2-5 0 1 0 1
6-15 2 13 15 30 16-40 12 62 52 126
Ons 0 2 0 2 Adds 2 0 0 2
Ch Adds 1 0 0 1
Total 17 78 67 162
EAST
894 n-26 P PO-FM 27-23
sO m
11495 26-25 warn 19_19 0105 a
RI MEW
0102 22-19 911111 18-15 *IDL a 63803 23.17 ME 32-31 11793 23-20 48.114 13.13
*EST
K IM 18-17 KK5¿ 29-22 61.148 27-22 6111 a-27 RUBE 31-29
EAST
11.192 27-25 YAAL 24-20 9112 21-24 951 M1-27
JET -5 11-8 81.84 1-
IN9. 14-15 91EF 29-26 P952 26-21 W.1111 16-15 45 19-18 999010 23-16 1102 28-24 98P13 21_19 930 30-29 9157 22-15 91134 22-19 a9: 21-19 9lsi 15-11 9108 15-13
WNW 26-21 B93 28-24 1228 22-I8 195 17-12 9551 18-16 w1* 26-21 9000 24-20
0105 23.18 4103 29-26 4SI 3-25 471® 29-22 41r7 28.26 6210 17.16 *APE 22-21 12220 16.14 W6I 21-18 607(1 15.14 47U6 24-21 US36 21-18 111100 22-19 9A9B 29-25 win 23-19 1101 19-16 *312 22-19 2930 3_34 192 an 3102 23-18 [7116 26-18 471 17-16
WOW 22-19 915 13-7 WPM, 25.19 hen 23-20 86103 26.25 46570 14-21 C1105 9-16 WEE --'0 8381 51 22 2011 30-27 _15 21-17 62101 30-27 [018 20-19 1293 23-21 9201 23-20 VIOL 5-5 10087 15 fr 4198 26_19 X107 21-17 012 21_20 OM 21-18 677 19-18
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Qy5 21-19 KIM 24.21 (SAD 9n -11104 13 fr < 41 34-30 59.5 17-15 5211 26-25
W PRR 14-6 9913 23-20 103C18 25 fr 951111 I- 0 615 4133 .>-1'
VJ'P 35-32 INTO 30-28
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91101 34-31 *IlN 21-18 1111 24-19 MCI 24-21 KNIN 19-16
USaS 27-25
IQIlWS7 MU 38-36 6011 16_15 wrap 14-11 91I0 28-23 *C7L 32-31 93446 19-16 kill 22-18 1510 28 fr 2E12 16-12 694 16-13 KENT 23-22 951 22-20 911013 13-10 9A21 28-26 11Ci 17-13 1}9I 29-26
9011( 1 -12 114.0 32 fr 6A00 30-22 9910 28-25 155 15-12
KPAT 19-17 4E18 20-18 051 9 fr 91FC 22-20
9191' roo 29-24 KP6R 20-18 8®2 29-24 8715 22-19 W m 24-16 8.013 24-20 KM 27-22 AO( 32-29 non 13-11 ZION 30-24 822Z 19-15 019a 22-17 W PM 30-28
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Straight To Your Heart (Epic) LP Backlash
Total Reports 143 59%
Regional Reach E 63% S 64% M 68% W 37%
National Suireary UP 107 DEBS 10 SANE 23 DOWN 0 ADCs 3
Parallel Reach
P1 191 P2 59% P3 89%
Chart Summary Poo P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0 0
6-15 0 4 1 5 16-40 8 57 58 123
Ons 1 5 6 12 Adds 1 1 0 2
Ch Adds 0 1 0 1
Total 10 68 65 143
1141 EAST
1104 a 9K3.5 on 894 23.22 P80-04 31_29
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0095 21-18 WS Z 3-26 2105 30.27
MIDWEST
K1t03 29-26 91313 29-25
1159 003 26-24
EAST
81.192 21-17 4AAL 22-18 KU 32-30 Vl511 29-25 JET -311 17-15 9EN2 25-23 06192 33.28 1LAN 2422 59107 31-30 11101 17-14 wed 21-20 999011 30-21 9102 24-18 93161 12-12 930 3-28 4631' 33-29 99m 27-25 ae2 23-21 1619 2419 995 20-18
531.031
V®0 34-31 196.7 33-28 K229 36-33 195 23-23 9051 3-21 431 27-24 1.090 28-24 3105 26-21 9IF an 8116 38-3` 9111 1-36
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90190 on 951 26-25 M73f 23-IB P91945 25-25 D 09N 23-20 9011 32-29 97168 a-37 9198 39_34 WHY 26-23 111067 27-24 2102 35-27 (Tm 31_22 IW9 30-26
910)0 24-18 MK 17-16 91xP 26-23 6003 30-28 96.710 34-31 9111 37-30 11101 4-33 004 27-25 ROM 21-20 Vm VIM 11-10 63311 on fr VN14 28-20 4107 25-23
ILM1z 23-22 KIM an WOr 21-20
WEST
1095 33-30 K3K on 1592 3-30 P004 21 Cl 512 33.28 1220 32-27
UST
958 21-17 WI 26-23 103018 on Tr 95K0 29-25 911E 3-28 410? 28-25 95813. 25-22 WO1P 3433 W70 28-23
6.871 19-16 K012 3-29
N=F 3 15 wax 36-32 KI1T( 29-24 WJ'I 35-31 KISS 14-13 n 6 34-30 Wf2 30-26 K.940 20-16 6211 29-26 0101 29-27 ME( 22-21 KNOE 34-37 nix 32-76 1111 30-27 16115 26-22 11111 22-18 4110 34-34
MI0IEST
9m1x on 11793 28-24 9n0 22-20 9898 3430 4.61 22-20
11.30 6-38 6210 37 11- 1812 21-1B T94 22-20 6016 20-20 9181 31-29 91F8 29-25 951' 29-27 I0GZ 33-30 1F9x 3-29 9596 23-23 KGGG 27 fr KBOC 2723 99EG 34-30 6095 3428 KPAT 21-20 9081 30-27 5146 17 R 9IFC 26-22
41ST
6a0T 38-34 KIM 31-29 6TR5 on 1090 39-36 6011 34-28 135 3432 11CN an 11191 23.19 -ION 40-34 824)Z 29-29 197 0n 3995 on i6n1 38-3'
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Word To The Mutha (MCA) LP WBBD Bootcity The Remix Album
Regional Reach E 33% S 36%
M 16%
W 44%
National 510®ary UP 44 DEBS 2 SAE£ 25 DOWN 0 ADDS 6
Total Reports 77 32%
Ni" Parallel
Reach P1 451 P2 33% P3 21%
Chart Smmary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 1 0 1
6-15 8 4 0 12
16-40 12 23 4 39 Ons 2 8 9 19
Adds 2 1 1 4
Ch Adds 0 1 1 2 Total 24 38 15 77
r.AST
93_ 23.17 9200 18-12 10197 23 fr 11110 10-9 13P 22-15 50-311 25-22 VPOC 8-8
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1135 36-16 7107 30-27 11.1067 on 921.0 31-27 WYN a11
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9110 7-4 71105 28-23 IO11r on
VEST
8155 19-IB KW 21-16 AG 34-28
PAS 15-13 P4102 16-12 194 15-14 KIM 19-17 KCAO 30-27 6p013 21-19 290 25-22 MIN 16-9
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MIDWEST
55 a
1017 on
VEST
rPIA 1-35 rots on 6003 19-18 19R6 3-36
1PS1 9n 197 28-27
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Total Reports 79 33%
Parallel Regional Reach Reads (1128 P1 111 E 351 P2 341 S 45% P3 47% M 211 W 28% Chart Summary
Pos PI P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
National 2-5 0 0 0 0 sLmiary 6-15 0 1 1 2 UP 27 16-40 3 22 15 40 DEBS 14 Ons 2 9 14 25 SAM 26 Adds 1 7 4 12
DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 ADDS 12 Total 6 39 34 79
EAST
SECS an wow 28-23
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17311 a
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11011 34-33
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1511 31-30 99'1 3-38 IOC on 8110 33-31
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BRAND NEW HEAVIES Never Stop (Delicious Vinyl/Island) LP Brand New Heavies
Total Reports 65 27%
Parallel Regional Reach lead, 1^ 0-^5 1
P7 361 112 271
3 25% P3 21% M 8%
50% Chart Summary
Pas P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
'National 2-5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6-15 2 1 0 3
UP 22 16-40 12 15 3 30 DEBS 6 Ons 4 9 9 22
SAME. 27 Adds 1 6 3 10
DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0
ADDS 10 Total 19 31 15 65
BASi
935 e-33 400 2924 110197 21 fr 2116 21.23
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419z an 6176 11-11 PYRPIO 26-25
EAST
TIC -01 30.28 165.0 al Wl.1 on ION107 90141 30-27 9991141 00 gnu on 4611 8 2013 3431
61)ON 4-27 290 2421 mm on 5111 26-22 140 29-27
EAST
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4J1r all inn .1-21 MR 61
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15104 23-22 Pa10. 10-7 601-311 a KOG1 0-20 5102 on 0106 3-21 IJE1 .4-24 1101911. 18-18
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90995 19-13 11111 1E01 34-21 9.7.091
MIDWEST
16105 33-37
BEST
«SS 1-21 1095 a 1711 on 095 26-24 P/8102 22-20 194 o1 1CA0 8-37
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12331 a 8512 on 8JAD on CI on 91011 19-17 VILA 4-36
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Total Reports 236 98%
Parallel Regl3nal Reach Reaen P1100% E 98% P2 96% S 1®1 P3 99% M 94%
W 98% Chart Smeary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 5 7 6 18 National 2-5 20 33 39 92 Sumary 6-15 26 61 24 111
UP 219 16-40 2 10 3 15 DE32 0 Ons 0 0 0 0 SAME 17 Adds() 0 0 0 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 1113011 0 Total 53 111 72 236
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B104 11-7 win 10-5 9711 6-3 HOT 97 1 Fr '8110 I1-5 z1m 11-3 Y62 15-10 1110 6-6 B94 10.9 100 5-4 PRC-FM 14-10 9A9A 17-10 91S: 19-14
P9199 7-5 11Es_ 14-11 5.95 9-7
153410 12-11 OVE 6 ft P4496 12-12 71O 11_4 897 8.-2 842 12-1 051 18-7 PVP1G 8-5 015 14-8
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17192 52 945 15-12 51 6-2 »SE 23-12 *KZ 15-12 USSR 4-2 44117 9-3 45 9-6 7.1.-01 12-4 1A6.S 13-8 1100 13.10 592 12-7 ICU 7-6 69X101 7-3 81101 6-5 9]GN 7-4 90011 12-8 9.51 19-16 1401 10-5 1743 3.1 102 12-8 9.617 I -I
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43113 8-6 9181 10-B 41210 11-8 90795 12-8 9AFE 8-6 9017 21-15 10I1 11-6 W4945 20-17 KIM 18-18 111,311 18-16 V06 3-2 84100 20-17 11.518 20-11 e 8-4 60611 23-9 7107 18-15 0.1057 102 WJ12 4-1 *1130 21_22 392 16-12 2102 22.11 KTilx 12-6 1001 11-B ail. 2-2
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Total Reports 61 25%
Parallel R*lonal Reach
E291 INiA] P2 214%
S 29% P3 37% M 281
Chart Suviery W 181
Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
Motional 2-5 0 0 0 0
&emen,3, 6-15 0 0 0 0 2 16-40 2 6 1 9
11175 7 Oros 2 10 14 26
WE 26 Adds 1 12 12 25
3741111 0 Ch Adds 1 0 0 1
ADDS 26 Total 6 28 27 61
Continued On Next Column
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Desmond Child Contnued
MIDWEST
+ 101 a-25 NKBo 3-30
WEST
EAST
17.192 3-34 YAAL a 9E1Z a 592 a 11.04 36-30 KC101 on
KOGN an 9991011 4-39 WIZa nCSa
9190 on 12113 a W1r0 an K2FM on van 110195 an 11011 3-34 KM a 1107 a
17119 a
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595 3-37 K.36 811949 a 1ZZU an
EAST
WIAx on aYP a YfIO on
1412 a 794 a 910'R an 100 on
COLOR ME BADD I Adore Mi Amor (Giant) LP C.M.B.
Total Reports 228 94%
Parallel Regional Reach Reads P1 98% E 92% P2 92% S 97% P3 95% M 90%
w 96% Chart Soommry Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 12 48 35 95 National 2-5 27 34 21 82 Smmary 6-15 9 19 10 38 UP 119 16-40 4 5 3 12
DEBS 0 Ons 0 1 0 1
SAME 74 Adds 0 0 0 0 DOWN 35 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 ADDS 0 Total 52 107 69 228
EAST
8104 15-11 *016 4_4 V7D0 2-2 1597 I fr 1[x10 4-2 2100 I-1 9121 12-9 900 4-4 394 19-18 830 2-1 080-14 2-2 9A0Á 5-3 41001 3-3
salo
599 B-7 161 7-5 0495 10.8 1666 1-4 /7+BE 12 fr nm96 4-2 1100 13.5 097 6-10 8119Z 2-2 8hM 3-1 WRP7G 1-1 0105 5-1
MIDWEST
096 6-6 0102 15-10 9.310 1-4 9310 5-3 and 3-1 80Fx 2-1 81YT 5 fr *ZPL 9-4 13803 10-8 1031 1-4 127102 3-2 OWE 5-3 AMU 20-18
Ks104 17-23 6I15 1-5 5106 1-2 1009 4-3 107 -FM 9-5 8102 1-1 1061 1-3
811102 2-1 1ISN 1-2 0106 1-4 134.1. 419 1101977 1-4 1312 1-1 KUa I -I
PAST
11.192 7-3 *219 5-5 96SE 6-19 1760 1-1 9558 3-1 9112 12-5 411E 3-1 TIC -FM 1-1 BOSS 2-1 161E I -I 91.824 1-1 691107 4-2 10101 2-1 lOGN 1_1
9992381 8-3 *6111 5-6 441 I-1 44.111 1-3 7102 3-1 98681 10.8
930 4-2 913T 11-7 2571 1-1 91RZ 17-17 10304 9-4 V1CR 19-17
li®0 1-3 893 1-1 196.7 10-6 VF1F 7-4 KZZB 1-1 I95 2-1 9030% 4-2 9012 1-1 1141* 2-1 4010 8-6 1F11 3-1
6105 4-1 11188 3-3 13F 4-1 «SI 9-4 9B® 1-B VRn 3-1 44Z7P 6.4 113195 2-2 2APE 2-2 WKI 9-4 P91945 9-9 1311 4-12 910Jx 10-7 900S 2-1 01100 2-1 958 6-2 Wn I-1 59 5-2 9107 1-1 111061 3-1 9.1.0 1-3 MINO 14-11 692 on ¿102 1-1
171T6 3-1 9095 14-12 NMI. 8-7
91111 20-17 1101947 1-5 9041 18-15 2115 10-5 8272 1-1 11103 16.17 96510 7-1 06105 12 156 4_1
WORD 3-1 ZIE 12-8 2104 1-1 62103 1-1 KOKO 7-4 8293 8-4 11X1( 14-11 61017 5 fr 000:5 5-4 WON 7-1 6107 10-6 1210 2-1 e 1-1
USA 2-1 K166 1-1 $P95 1-I 6111 1-5 130G 4-2 KSND 7-4 195 2-9 P91102 1-1 I94 7-2 WC 4-3 F11104 1 fr [CA0 1-6 199Z 12-8 5011 2-2 N01949 1-1
099.5 1-1
29 `-1 1L91'T 1-1 1ZZU 18-11 $nN 2-1 GO 3.1
EAST
61901 1-5 WF71 1-1 10351 11 fr 95118 3.1 «PE 2-1 45 5-1 951I1 21-19 WOP 1-1
111113 7-12
1090 22-18 8012 1_1
18, -SF 7-6 WAD 4-1 9701 4-1 KICK I-3 4.310( 4-1 8158 I -I 91105 2-1 1.442 1-3 K518 1-I IZII I -I 0101 5-3 KC4 2-1 612E 1-1 9868 I-4 90184 4-2 EDIT I-1 wan 1_1 6206 9-4 Wí6 1-1
*96x 1-2 KM 2-1 4411 17-14 /99 1-1 2C11 3-19 .7.61 4-4 0.90 1-3 KZIO 11 fr NOn 2-3 4131 11-5 4011 3-3 9103 1_i O OZ 1.2
8FRK 4-1 954 13.11 10110 2 fr K800 11-15 991G 4.4 1095 14-10 6PAT 14-12 WEIR 7-5 9130 7-2
1031 1-1 KPKR 2-2 1®Z 1-1 614 2-1 1610 2-1 601K 2-1 O 1113 3-1 115 2-1 KTRK 1-3 11U1 11-5 1M 1_1
22119 6-6 KPSI 2-1 1200 1-1 397 j-1 0195 2-i á711 1-1
COMMITMENTS Try A Little Tenderness (MCA) LP "The Commitments" ST
Total Reports 52 21%
Parallel Regional Reach Reads NSA PI 6%
E 231 P2 241
S 27% P3 29%
M 16%
W 15% Chart Summary
Pas P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
National 2-5 0 0 0 0
Summary 6-15 0 0 0 0
UP 2 16-40 1 5 1 7
DEBS 5 Ons 1 10 10 21
SAIE 21 Adds 1 13 10 24
DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0
ADDS 24 Total 3 28 21 52
SOUTH
*®p 3-39 9:0 a 903) n Rm n
W T) on
S03TH
1ft4K m 9.3x
Parallels Continued en Page 90 Continued On Next Column
90. Rai? September 27,1991 PARALLELS®
Total Reports 50 21% Parallel
Regional Reach
Reach P1 28%
E 31% P2 22%
S 21% P3 14%
M 11%
W 22%
National Surma ry UP 5 DEBS 8 SAME 19
DOWN 0 ADDS 18
Chart Samery Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0
2-5 0 0 0 0 6-15 1 0 0 1
16-40 7 6 0 13
Ono 4 8 6 18
Adds 1 10 3 14
Ch Adds 2 1 1 4
Total 15 25 10 50
euT
VACS 3-31 Wpl 35-30 110797 14 fr MDO a-29 131102 4-27 84P a1 PRO -FM a-31
SOUTH
11713 an 13.3P10 23-19
100WEST
896 a V.9G 36-34 FUR an 10102 0-35
WEST
P1.106 0-33 1107977 on
51:1 sur
YY56 a TIC -FM 31-24 8K53 an F0N107 on eTHT a-38 14.1 35-33 1411 an
301111
N1í a KZ28 a Nat 4-34 KZn. 3-39 .PPP on 0103 a
1107 4-35 0.3067 a
FINEST
107947 4-26 10n1 on
WEST
11375 a Pw 102 on
KCAO on KO0N a 1101949 on 090 a
KNIT a WIN a
141 IASI
APNR on 81T0 a
30119
WJA0 a-40 51J0 a 1013.1 on 1010 WIN on
MIMES'
1102 on
AST
KrRI( an 197 on
E EMF
Lies (EMI) LP. Schubert Dip
Total Reports 105 63%
Parallel Reach
P1 13%
P2 44% P3 64%
Regional Reach E 35% S 44%
M 52% W 41%
501m1
Mew=
WEST
1PIz on RUBE a
EAST
Commitments Continued
01192 a 8112 a YER2 a TIC -01 a NJN1 on FNN107 a W6x on 999011 38-30 930 a 85111 a
V2TP a NAPE m WIN on 0(0A a 4105 38-34 0107 a 4J1A 0-32 8400 12101 a
XIalST
W90: a1 WE%R on 10317 on rr
WEST
KIKI on 099.5 4-28
EAST
W81Ia
CORINA
Whispers (Cutting/Atco) LP: Covina
8158 on 4144 on nee on wPR a 1097 a
NIPIP_S:
KM a MTV a
NIffR a 131020 an 10102 on 9910 a K095 an
WEST
OPIO a KT95 a KM on 197 4-32
NSA
NSA
Chart O-aoonry Pm P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0 National 2-5 0 0 0 0 Smeary 6-15 0 1 0 1
UP 21 16-40 4 26 17 47 DEBS 25 Oro 2 14 17 33 SAME 35 Adds 0 9 10 19 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1 1 3 5 ADDS 24 Total 7 51 47 105
18005
ME on fr
MIDWEST
0102 4-34 K9A an 1407102 4-31 1100 25-23
lE5T
KPIz 24_20
515 EAST
0 092 3-32 NAA on 813,11 an 14.131
P1113107 2624 999031 0-36 enR 38-36 wP1 35-30 930m 813357 WRp a .1131 co
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WNW 3-40 196.7 28-26 NM on 12213 33-31 I95 22-19 K P3R a N NW co IMP 37-36 10195 a1 YAFE an
WO(I 0-2Y KINK 30-23 8OJK 3-38 0.1067 4-29 iRA 0-39 VR90 K7111 1-33
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MP 41011 19-13 101.947 3-25 4011 4-31 96.519 4(138 40105 a-32 W0m x-32 Wm 3-25 7100 34-29 62303 a1 ma 0110 K M) on
WEST
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833 a 95110 881 0-40
84100 a
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KINK 3-33 00( 4-38 9111% ai 115.14 on VMS co 1MI a R96 a-29 K211 m 104 29-24 130E on 11118 K120 on IN10 4_34 131035 a
11ft 4-37 Nae a WM. 4-32 KLT9 on 8112 4-30 T94 an
WTBI WA27 aMG2 on KOG 31 fr KW0C on 99F0 4-38 KPAT m N9O a-33 Me 30 fr 51PC 4-30
NEST
KQn on MP a-32 IFlA a1 801I 38-36 KFTZ on 10711 an 0O( 38-35 K3M7 35-32 711111 on 197m Ce95 38-32 0773 40-38
EXTREME Hole Hearted (A&M) LP' Extreme II Pornografitti
Total Reports 192 79%
Parallel Regional Re 5m Reach P7 51% E 83% P2 821 S 88% P3 96% M 87% W 56% Chart Summry
Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 1 5 3 9
National 2-5 3 21 25 49 Summary 6-15 17 52 37 106 UP 165 16-40 4 13 5 22 DRS 0 Ons 1 1 0 2 SAW 21 Adds 1 1 0 2 DOWN 2 Ch Adds 0 2 0 2 ADDS 4 Total 27 95 70 192
EMT
8104 10-8 CS 5-11 MOJO 16-10 0100 23.15 W O 21-17 194 7-5 PRO -FM 12-7 YAYA 22-20
San P8199 9-B Km 29-18 4.95 13-11 K6ff 11 Fr 0100a w92 18-9 0105 17-19
0102 8-2 NP118 21_14 8101 7-5
WW1 19-11 MED 7-6 K IaR 27-22 NM 3-1
WEST
OM 9-7 03109 on 1I15 22-15 IP12 8-6 RUBE 18-15
17151 EAST
11.092 20-13 WA® 21-19 WAAL 9-7 N.SE 13-8 411132 12-10 WSR 13-10 JET -01 2-1 11M 6-6 141143 12-8 NTT 2521 P4192 3-1 W..WK 8-7 FUM107 6-6 IC101 7-6 8L31 13-13 999011 9-5 VIM a-30 tYK 29-27 0102 14-11 98P1T 15-9 930 9-7 8PS7 13-10 N840 12-10 32042 10-6 WS W 5-5 WWII 1-1
W®0 12-9 893 27-22 196.7 19-17 11196 22-14 1228 16-12
195 10-10 369 5-3 80CK 11-9 WO0 7-5 0105 11-9 N0' 21-17 NSI 23-20 moo 7-5 AK 511 W7P 3.3 190195 26-20 NAPE 9-8 WIN 6-3 bl(1 16-13 F114945 22-19 KK01 2-2 8011 9-6 N US 11-8 F/4100 24-21 8640 19-14 8010 5-3 0107 13-5 0.1067 20-17 all.0 1A-15 94172 17-12 192 19-14 2102 9-4 1110% 8-3 N099 17-14 to71 19-18
MIDWEST
8100 8-5 6926 1-1 WPI6 2-1 1012 6-5 n ee 12-9 96570 6-4 C1105 1 -11 NET 12-8 8160 13-11 V112 8-5 2104 6-3 1J103 7-6 1400 9-6 K293 14-11 52* 21-17 41100 10-3 KA T 12 rr 6774 9-27 4904 9-4 1107 9-1 AWOL 17-10 KKK, 9-7 e11í 14_13
18cs a 1495 12-12 1111 11-8 OSND 14.10 FM104 6 fr KCAO a1 Kw2 11-6 101949 16-10 099.5 15-11 10117 16-11 K22Ú 5-2
ti9 EAST
84414 2-2 W811 10-6 10014 22 rr
95011 13-8 IRPE 16-13 13140 4-3 95EI1- 14_11 WOIP II -lo 8170 6-3
K NI 12-10 a01Z 14-9 MCSF 5-3 WAD 5-2 82101 20-12 1110 9-6 5911 9-5 KISO 3-3 51K.S 9-7 NM 13-9 11313 16-13 K211 24-19 0101 11-8 KOQ 15-14 00E 7-6 VBPP 13-10 SILO 15-12 00 11_8 N/17 14-21 MR 7-5 01111 5-4 WEBS 7-4
MIDWEST
w10 19-11 K m B-5 NBA 8-7 WEMB 12-9 WC1L 8-7 wPe 10-5 61.10 11-8 1210 6 R 8112 6-4 194 5-4 GMT 6-4 8181 7-4 81F3 2-1 5.121 9-3 002 13-10 030 14-9 3610( 3-2 1074 16 fr KR(lC 1_1
99K0 6-3 1095 10-9 KPAT 6-4 WDBR 14-8 MY 5 fr 51FC 1-6
WEST
ROOT 9-6 KPKB 16-10 Ií®2 4-4 KTRS 9-4 13.380 17-8 010 14-10
KFT2 13-10 Ktot 18-14 KltI7 3-2 ZNN 4-1 1202 15-11 397 20-17 CK95 7-4 O 773 13-10
F BILLY FALCON Power Windows (Jambco/Mercury) LP. Pretty Blue World
Total Reports 122 50%
Regional Reach E 50% S 49% M 621 W 39%
National Summary UP 90 DENS 7 SAME 18 DOWN 0 ADDS 7
Parallel Reach
P1 21% P2 45%
P3 81%
Chart Sunary Pee P7 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 3 2 5
6-15 3 14 15 32 16-40 6 26 36 68
Oro 0 6 4 10 Adds 0 2 2 4
Ch Adds 2 1 0 3
Total 11 52 59 122
FAST
Wú5 22-20 177211 34-32 2100 15-14 PRO -01 33.30
FELL 23-21 8192 4-30
14019 Sf
wit a-26 8201. 26-24 KIM 19-15
N3T
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EAST
e 11/31. 20-17 NSE 3028 11112 1.514 10-8 JET -01 12-9
19.12 2624 O 1492 11-8 OAK 17-11
1.01.1 39-38 9991011 17-12 KPST 812 11111 a1 81N2 19-16 115711 on
5017111
011110 19-16 IZZB 21-20
Kl(ri. 12-10 VMS 28-25 111100 7-5 YAM 3-40 IOW 35-32 7107 28-23
W000 23-21 2102 16-13 1110 18-12
IQp1ES1
8111D 25-20 NDN 7-4 KR/0 a -3o 91570 a 0005 32-30 8190 3-39 41131 16-13 12103 ºi 1(a0 18-16 1293 15-14 1227( 32-31 MT on fr 111013 22-17 KM. a WEST
A103 al 50 3029 9109 17 R 1.01949 23 -IC 099.5 24.20 MU 19-12
EAST
804 428 N41I 21_17 10014 19 fr 95100 on 811E 26-23 8111 30-26 1014 on 18119 21_16
VJ1ü 21-15 1I36 9-8 1116 on w4 1.930 21-22 O 11 0-30 0101 30-28 A0E 24-21 K ILN 19-14 1101 29-24 OM 2124 0118 9-7 Ww 29-27
IIOVEST
mu an Fm 9-10 WaO 12-8 MOB 2524 IIC1L 20-16 8N8 a
0.ri 37-28 K21034 R w1Z 20 -IS 794 19-19
WPM 10-9 8113 27-23 9121 22-20 0G2 20-16 1031 25-19
KOO 14 fr 010C 35-20 99KG 12-R KPAT 20-19 VDU 4-32 0F7n 8 fr WFC 23-19
WEST
K C/7T 20-15 018 25-21 a412 25-20 noel 35-33 1081 28-20 FOI% 25-17 ATt 16-15 K1Q 6-1 KIM 10-9
460 9-7 40F 26-22 N0.' 20.27 67211 21-18 NAPE 27-26 11,7117 10-9 81111 8-8
Billy Falcon Continued
SO(179
1812 28-24 WICSF 19-15 K ICK 35-32
MK 16-13 1132 31-36 4I95 36-31 KFFM 31-31
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Regional Reach
E 17%
S 27% M 17%
W 31%
National Spry UP 14
DEBS 11 SAME 22 DOWN 0
ADDS 10
Total Reports 57 24% Parallel
Reach P1 21% P2 21% P3 301
NSA
Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0
2-5 0 0 0 0
6-15 0 2 0 2
16-40 5 10 10 25 Ong 3 8 9 20
Adds 3 4 3 10 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0
Total 11 24 22 57
sur
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I95 on 0105 34-30 K KK a
IMP a M:KTO 31-29 1107 on 0.1067 4-27 K111I 4-31
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1920 m 801947 3.27 APIA 32-30
WEST
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EAST
81TP a IOIP 0-39 * FPO 34-33
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794 a 1.0 an 0810 on 991(0 0-40 IMN 38R
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ROBERTA FLACK 8 MAXI PRIEST Set The Night To Music (Atlantic) LP Set The Night To Music
Total Reports 184 76%
Parallel Regional Ream Ream PI 60% E 79% P2 75% S 821 P3 89% N 671 W 76% Chart Summry
Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
National 2-5 0 0 0 0 Slumary 6-15 1 1 0 2 UP 72 16-40 20 60 40 120 DEBS 49 Oro 4 16 14 34 SATE 35 Adds 5 7 6 18 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 2 3 5 10 ADDS 28 Total 32 87 65 184
EAST
emS 35-32 MGM 27-24 2000
a WW1 -32 PRO -FM 30-26 *GC on
501219
KILL 4-33 P4195 28-27 KRBE 26 rr P8196 a 000 23-20 B97 a
8092 3-29 F40131O 27-22 0105 on
MIDWEST
81.1 a-33 VIOL a K IM 1033 3-36 107102 32-28 KLYB 4-27
NEST
MY 17-12 K5104 4-25 K115 27-17 unto KIM 3-29 161 0-24 K L5N 3-29 ANl 4-35 101977 on AFIz 3-26 011ff 15-22
EAST
WA/ 3-34 KBE 5112 28-25 111354 40-38 1.02 30-27 8181 3-30 TIC -011 3-26 143.55 28-21 NO'E 4-29 P8192 4-38 WUN 35-33 0714107 33-27 10101 4-30 8416 37-36 999011 37-25 WTM a-37 WSPK 4-37 wü co 0102 4226 981I1 14_10 930 on NP5T 0-30 WRQ a1 1.132 a 5511.1 4-30 1q1A 31-28 wCR 0-29
AM 4.36 4F7W 35-32 KZZB 39-36 195 29-28 w40 a-38 WOO 35-28 K 2n1 40-32 0105 33-26 11PRR 26-24 84E at 1aLS1 on wa1 36-31 min on KTP 4-31 10195 0-30 NAPE on 240945 31-28 18431 a1 11111 3.37 01100 29-26 NA® an 41101 4a4 0107 34-25 0.3067 4-30 NAG 35-34 11100 on K92 30-24 2102 4.38 KNA m wan 31-27 8n. MIDWEST
907997 4-29 4O2 26-22 96510 4-40 10130 29-25 w8D 0-37 WII 29-24 1104 33-31 KJ103 29-26 KW) a K293 426 ma: 4-35 11117 on fr 0111 27-25 K107 4-29 KIM on 8107 a
WEST
00% 29-27 1121 23-19 030 4-29 KS71D on 1395 35-34 0I113 23-19 F73104 on fr KCAO 36-32 0812 a 0014 901949 on 0111 4-28 I5111 37-36
11107
8406 0-31 NEE 37-31 103pó on R
95%10 a-35 814E 27-24 8400 31-27 IMP 38-27 8819 35-32
SOUTH
0)0 32-28 O 012 0-21 WILY on WAD 35-32 4110 38-34 A1Q 39-30 WINO 37-32 0156 2744 WKS on 814 an 094 on 1211 3-29 0101 KNOT 38-29 WeMR 33-30 WIN a-32 K ILT 33-28 1.117 on x51% a NYfls 40-38
19119E_5T
W010 on 1011 36-30 141143) 31-32 WW1 4-34 KU. 4-34 N NW 4-25 KLI9m w:2 428 194 0-29 FOn -21 WIBI Ia83 on WA27 34-30 01G2 39-34 FF10t 028 m1)C 4-33 9940 on KPAT 4-30 IMO 3-30 IfIFC 33-31
YFS'
FOOT 37-31 KM a-31 IBD2 39-34 FIRS 37-34 09p a K00 39-35 KCMG on A'R 3 -Yo 11733 40-31 Km. 101371 4-40 MN a O 51 a 17302 38-35 197 a 4195 on 019 34-24
G AMY GRANT That's What Love Is For (A&M) LP Heart In Motion
Total Reports 164 68%
Regional Reach E 58% S 84% M 70% 80 541
National SI®ary U? 26 D9?S 68 S.17£ 34 D.33A1 0
ADDS 36
Parallel Reach
PI 381 P2 70% P3 861
Chart Summry Pee P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0
2-5 0 0 0 0 6-15 0 0 0 0
16-40 11 47 37 95 Oro 3 14 16 33
Adds 4 17 7 28
Ch Adds 2 3 3 8
Total 20 81 63 164
FüT
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0'00 29-24 897 0-23 w92 30-23 0105 a
MIOWWST
0102 35-26 N178 on 8811 a-20 rPJ1 3-32 D SO 4-38 10T102 a M. 800 28-22
NET
1R10 27-18 1115 4-26 F092 on RI9I 3-25 012 a-28 1111118 4-28
WI? FAST
01.092 on WAI1. a 5102 a W114 31-39 8E02 0-26 wNK a TlC-F6 a 4KF}, a 94992 1-33 NM 3-36 1114107 on ICU1 31-28 4120.4 35-32 999011 4-28 WYKa 010.0 a 98211 24-20 930 a1 WS- a IOU 4-39 wR: 4-40 3610 3r-32 51C1 4-28
541111
W®t 4-38 8`13 36-28 1196.7 1-36
N71 4-33 K228 4-38 195 an NSSx 4-20 NICK 32-25 1960 4-37 Ilnl a 0105 4-33 NOT on NBaI 30-21 NWT on N'.0P 3-34 10795 on WAFT a
WOr 36-28 17w945 32-30 K(OK 4.21 NAI% a N7K5 36-22 03100 a WPM on 8001 a 1107 4-31 0.1067 on WIG 4-33 192 0-27 2102 3-35 KIM a 8099 a 4421. 4-30
M10W1_ST
141111 4-26 WO72 4-27 96570 36-32 NEE 4-27 WfMD 33-29 W%x on 2104 4-35 KJ103 25-21 6400 30-29 KZ93 30-26 V:1( co 00a 28 fr KIRK 3-30 4RON an
K107 29-27 11019 6n ACM a
WEST
KN5 4-36 KM% 29-23 KIOG a-35 15x0 on KCAO a-35 8'M 099.5 25-21 1a211 4-40
EAST
8088 a W40% 4-40 95A10 0-33
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0171 0.26 WIZ 4-27 WESi 4-34 WJAD 3-25 V2x4 4-37 6lOt 3-37 4.114 on 054 4-25 MS an 892 an
I:i1B a-27 K 21 0-28 0101 3-30 104 0-30 100F 4-35 8003 on 511.14m III? 37-30 ION? 4-32 OM 4-30 KNIN 4-33 MSa MIDWEST
KM 4-36 NM 4-30 wade 31-33 VILon W..34 3-24 FLAY on KLIO on fr W1312 4-27 FOfT 24-23 VIM a 8A2T 3-32 IOW 3-40 IFB% 4^NI 1-25 KPOC 4-29 O 9K0 on 1095 4-30 KPAT 29-26 WPC 0-34
WEST
KOOT a-38 K 000 a-34 K10Z 40-35 O 45 4-38 1410 3-34 KOO on KIM 1-38 1:11IX s 041 KTV a 28011 on KP5I 3-35 K KK 0-32 495 3-39 KFFx a
Total Reports 149 62% Parallel
Regional Reach Reach11:111P1 321 E 63% P2 62% S 63% BREAKER P3 821 M 76% W 41% Chart Summary
Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
National 2-5 0 0 0 0
UP 70 16-40 14 52 36 102 DEBS 32 Oro 1 11 18 30 SATE 34 Adds 2 6 4 12 DOWN O Ch Adds 0 1 0 1
ADDS 13 Total 17 72 60 149
BAST
M010 29-26 2100 2B-25 401.:% 26-23 934 26-23
5-05111
P5095 26-20 DLL 32-30 011695 24-21 8192 29-24
1411711151
0102 0-33 WHO an IoFI 8111 19 fr VI -LPL 3-30 KB17 4-30 F1N8 -26 WEST
KITS a
0090 30-27
UST
11.192 at WAEB 10-26 VAAL 3-31 81K2 3,26 105R 38-35 JET -RI 23-18 w Ne 327
MITE 3327 81192 28-20
N-111 a 99901I 3-38 3R1 3-34 1102 on 98P11 on 930 a 1457 4-25 8110( 35-29 4192 36-34 8518 36-34 AOCR 25-21
Wmp 38-19 IOW a
Von a 8270 4-35 1E7495 0-27 WAFT 25-20 WOW a 83114.214 TKO 4-27 Owe 38-34 Wus 31-28 18100 áb27 BABE 31-19 8181 33-27 1107 3.34 8190 33-24 no: 3-28 NN0 29.25
62DWL37
W4DD on MN 14-11 91011 30-27 wí2 27-23 96570 32-29 CK105 21-14 MEE 30-24 826 4-31 CH 3-34 2104 )027 IJ103 0-34 K400 29-77 1293 4-29 WOK a1 WO 21-19 MN 31-22 1107 KMZ on O1m 34-32 woT 4-25
WEST
095 on Kin on FOOD on 173104 30 R K82. on 0104-23 12211 35-28
EAST
8160 29-25 N111 4-32 10306 on fr 95174 a toff on wTP 27-21
SUITE
117% a 1002 27-20 NLSF 4-31 ILIAD 29-23 W a1
10140 34-23 W44 38-33 I1S6 26-21 WITS 4-33 N4 a1 %Sla 29-24 O .11 on KNOT 4-39 K10T on K IM a1 15116 26-21 MK 38-36
NIMEST
8011 on KM 39-35 MK 32-27 Na3 30-27 NCI, s620 NPN on FLT9 on 8pR 18-15 VIB1 4-34 NOFR a 01421 32-23 IIGZ 0130 a1 S01 an KOG 37R 11111 on 9913.0 on 1095 4-32 KPAT 27-21 WIMP 27-13 OH1 25 R
N EST
FOOT
1PKR 34-24 KIM 30-21 1110 m K0I1 on 1012 37-33 F13K 39.33 OO( on Fltff 38-36 MK 33-23 1202 36-27 T97 0-34 4095 4-37
61213 a-40 I95 25-20 169 4-22 NICK 34-29 1120 39-33 8p6 a MU 4-36
Guns N' Roses Continued
95111. 0-32 NW 40-38 4170 36-39
JASMINE GUY
Just Want To Hold You (WB) LP: Jasmine Guy
Total Reports 63 26% Parallel
Regional Reach Reach Rea PI 45%
E 15% P2 21%
S 151 P3 21%
M 16%
W 63% Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 1 3 0 4
National 2-5 5 2 0 7
Sumery 6-15 5 7 2 14
UP 25 16-40 6 8 4 18
DEBS 4 Dns 4 3 5 12
SAME 21 Adds 2 0 4 6
DCWN 5 Ch Adds 1 1 0 2
ADDS 8 Total 24 24 15 63
EAST
WAS a Nmu a-33
IGO 22-20 806 on WPOC 11-9
0010 14-12 1100 4-28 81nZ on 07411 13-13
MI10E5T
1.1113 19-14 .MCI 27-24 WIT 18 fr 014 on
W EST
15104 1_1 8115 on 103 1-4 1101-A71 28-23 60R2 4-30 Kdl 6-4 173102 1-5 K1SN a 0106 18-15 K1E1. 3-3 101977 4-3
san 071' 34-31 18x2 23-21 1201 2-7 SUR 10-7 6801 4-36 1107 35-32
MIDWESI
KKM on fr 6KIO on
WEST .
FxSS 15-11 004 9-8 1101 on 1320 13-13 B95 1-1 P40102 2-7 194 5-1 eWC 3-2 KU. 29-23 KD0N I-1 H01949 20.16
290 3-3 KNIN 1-7 K30 25-22
BAST
WIG on
500íN
Mee on
IIMf_ST
T94 on I1G2 a
1P111 a 99KG
NEST
K007 ITRS 27-23 IFBO on KOLA 36-32 ROO ;-7 1111119-7 61147 40-38 RP51 4-33 16773 on
N CHESNEY HAWKES The One And Only (Chrysalis) '
LP The One And Only Total Reports 131 54%
Parallel Regional Reach Ream ® P1 28% E 46% P2 48% S 59% P3 82% M 67% W 41% Chart Summry
Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
National 2-5 2 4 1 7
Su®ary 6-15 1 11 16 28 UP 98 16-40 9 35 37 81 DEBS 9 Oro 0 1 2
SAME 12 Adds 2 5 4 11 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1 0 0 1
ADDS 12 Total 15 56 60 131
14" eA3T
Wmu 33-31 1. a
10817
P4199 5-4 8092 31-27
MOW=
0102 9131111 22-20 41CI a-32 VlPL 29-21 KBE) 4-3 K W 24-17 101102 26.24 KNOB 18-16 WOO 14-10
011 31-29 RON 4-28
Fasr
F1.192 34-29 vAAL 7-6 11112 4-28 WERZ 19-18 NI a 429 08692 30-27 MsM 1}11 1116141 14-32 NJ. 17-16 999011 33-29 1102 a WPST 10-9 WWII 29-26 314112 6-2 16']7 2624 wCR 5-2
52110
WBaI a 1228 19-17 195 a 107 15-14
IMO 40-3B iCSP 15-11 4Mr' 25-23 VJII 28.25 LiP 22-19 0104 22-17
10195 25-25 1,310 17_13 VOL. 5-5 6ISR 7-6 KKK( 25-24 NT1CS 29-24 41JI 36-32 844 23-20 WAS 32-30 U. 73-16 YAM 14-12 1211 on MiMI on 0101 4-29 1107 32-29 1040 21-17 111A 21-18 11640 23-20 1060 a 4400 29-26 092 17-16 KILN 16-15 2102 115T 31-29 01111 21_11 11.0 19-17 C. 22-19 LFIN 15-13
WOE 17-13 11104F -ST
MIDWEST
IaW 4-25 5101t 2-2 8010 25-19 8111 I0 -E3 I131 12-8 POP 17-10 846) 15-10 AGM 4-34 ADA a VIII 4-29 WCIL 21-18 KJ103 39-31 1.411 a V72& 24-19 AL79 6-6 WOG 25-16 11210 9 fr BAfT 23 Pr 0912 8-5 0110 20-19 5101 33-31 01111 15-12 8410 26-22 eeBD 26-29 1+421 30-25
API 26-19 WEST KfTA 23 fr
1010E 26.21 095 23-22 9935 21-20 11013 77-26 095 30-27 112.141 12-8 I17119 26-24 78104 23 R 107411 10 R 1177999 19-17 WIFE 13-9 10N 11-10
Ilii NEST
K4/T 40-32 KPIR 31-30
FAST RTrS 31-28 010 23-19
10A7 20-15 FOIL 32-27 10316 m fr FFTL 26-21 95111 24-23 Kí14 a 81PE 2625 00, 27-22 8114 21-16 eTM 9-7 8410 11-6 2r111 13-12
CO2 20-19 5(I51N 197 26-25
4095 32-27 KEW KM/ 27-25 142 0-30
Continued On Next Column Continued On Next Column
PARALLELS e September 27,1991 RaR 91
HEAVY D. & THE BOYZ
Now That We Found Love (MCA) LP: Peceful Journey
Total Reports 125 52%
Regional Reach E 56%
S 51% M 401 W 631
National Summa ry UP 84 DEBS 2 SALE 25 DCWN 13
ADDS 1
m Parallel
Reach P1 62% P2 53% P3 42%
Chart Surnary Pas P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 1 2 0 3 2-5 9 10 3 22
6-15 14 23 11 48 16-40 9 24 16 49
Ono 0 1 1 2 Adds 0 1 0 1
Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 Total 33 61 31 125
EAST
37.0. 3-3 40X1 3-4 40197 6 fr
11110 17-14 2100 12-10 41LX 9-5 213X 1-3 PRO -F9 19-16 YAYA 11-11 19W 7-10
91399 16-15 101E 24 fr 195196 5-5 997 3-26 14111 16-16 PMPIG 47
M1DI9ST
B96 2-2 4102 27-24 4Rn 6-11 CR 20-19
47FS 8-3 431[ 9 fr 19?.. 30-22 6823 13-20 837102 13-11 63411 16_14
*EST
85104 6-6 1II5 12-8 P1P106 4.1 1(1O6 2-2 *DiZ 12-10 *01977 2-2 K UIE 27-24
1151 EAST
11.792 19-15 *4101 18-18 001LSE 19-15 4112 19-16
4359 22-19 4816 25-20 TIC -E9 11-11 WILES 4-2 NOTE 23-19 EON107 2-1 *C101 23-23 4P17 12-11 1194 15-14 4911 6-5 900 24-21 4301 17-16 IOTA 3-2
10130 17-29 v110 19-16 *102 9-19 4N10 10-7 K7F1 12-11 0105 1B-16 SPAR 2-2 416I 18-18 4138 18-17 4017 20-37 40795 5, WOK! 19-16 *W1 25-23 VMS 22-20 41100 24-17 WHY 17-14 99 7-5
8L1067 15.15 'J30 15-14 *R90 10-5 1.92 15-13
BID4F_ST
HM947 3-1 ANT 5-10 96770 17-11 819D 15-15 *11011 15-10 *RON *OD 35-33
VEST
KO1I 44 6395 31-28 81301 17-15 *1001 6-4 CND 2020 194 6-6 SUE 7-6
K A. 5-7 R41Z 45-32 *3U. 1-18 40949 14_12 290 4-11 041T 7-6 K2111 on WA 5-5 10/0 "1-13
P.AST
950X 27-21 IKIIP 26-21
sank
YJAD 23-22 4'7x8 16-15 0E1( 17-15 *TICS 24-20 4116? 16_13 3-Il en RNJE 21-16 411N1 8-5 *3117 11-15 Was 15-18
Mor 48KA 4-3 *4113 22-19 *LY4 4o-32 *AZT 24-24 KFRI 30-25 167X 12-10 KROC 32-26 *r295 41
WEST
60DT 21-19 KPKR 13-8 K8)2 1412 KTRS 23-22 KM 22-17 072 36-29 KTpO 11_10 200N 3-32 PIPS' 12-12 897 30-26 *FF11 6-5
i RUSS IRWIN My Heart Belongs To You (SBK) LP Russ Irwin
Total Reports 115 48%
Regional Reach E 46%
S 63%
M 41%
W 351
N&A Parallel
Reach P1 23% P2 51% P3 60%
Chart S140*0087
Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
National 2-5 0 0 0 0 Summery 6-15 0 1 0 1
UP 38 16-40 5 35 24 64 DEBS 24 Ons 3 16 16 35 SAW 38 Adds 4 7 4 15
DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 ADDS 15 Total 12 59 44 115
13104 on
* ME 18 fr 0100 43192 0-32
MIPES7
WPAR 27-26 'MCI 2421 184[ an fr 101102
IEZT
*I5N 3-26 0106 on xPl3 VW *
111 UST
W91 39-37 JET -91 0-25 1E32 3-29 TIC -FM 33-30 W EE 20.15 PM92 an
14+431 21-17 31419 35-33
*41101 0-29 1034 36-33 999011 a1 1102 930 01 WPST 37-33 W4) at win a WIC! 27-23
Sang
*®0 a1 K96.7 3429 1229 6-37
195 20-18 WOK 36-34 4740 38-34 *LPI on 0105 31-25 410IF at WC1 on 193133 3-39 WYR 4-40 *2TP 36-32 413E an KKTK 28-26 WABB on 31M1 3-35 1107 35-30 *JL0 37-31 192 a 2102 4-32 STD( 4-35 Wwva WK7L 329
MIQER
0E2 on WT- 2421 96570 39-36 10105 i7-35 W12 a 0.1103 32-29 111200 at 1293 a 4ax 35-30 310n 27 fr MN 3-27 RIRD al
10ST
*RX 3-29 1000 28-25 C9D at 411104 an fr 40949 m 099.5
UST
*Pe! 2622 44Ex 40-37 103C1R on Cr
95X40 3-32 10414 an 8170 29-27
50R11
* 301 3025 K 012 an 1111SE' 3-12 WAD 31-29 *91I 40-38 00( 96-31 KM 31-40 *LSO 4-29 W1R5 an 4MIZ a1 0101 P OE at W49 30-29 411* an
SECT 3-33 4MT
K m*0 KNIN
39115 0-90
MDIER
*070 0-80 440 2826 794 29-26 16'R a1 002 3429 KO» 28 fr 9911 at 1G95 a NNw 3-35 40PC 0-35
WEST
* 001 39-35 *®2 34-31 * 011 on 072 a1 pac a1 nix on 7.11.01 on 87D1 on 1911 3-40
J JESUS JONES
Real, Real, Real (SBK) LP Doubt
Total Reports 190 79%
Regional Reach E 79% S 86% M 83%
W 638
National Smmary UP 152 DEBS 12 SATE 15
DOWN 0 ADM 11
Parallel
(1111)
Reach 147 58%
P2 80%
P3 907
Chart Summery Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0
2-5 0 1 0 1
6-15 4 21 12 37
16-40 21 62 52 135 Ons 2 3 1 6
Adds 2 5 0 7
Ch Adds 2 1 1 4
Total 31 93 66 190
EAST
13104 a WAYS 29.27 '04) 24-21 0100 26-23 N040 23-20 894 24_21 4341 14-9 P115 -FM 4-25
VA4A -25
sure
71999 19-16 K L 27-25 P4395 22-22 KRE 16 fr T110 22-18 W' 1-25 W942 22-16 01)5 326
*14913 3-30 X4_1 15-12 4130 23-20 42PL a 49X0 an W I 26-24 10[102 27-25 KOWA 3-28 Mlp 21-11
WEST
*I15 an 0X2 23-18 3106 25-25 012 18-13 KJ4 20-18
EAST
91.792 2420 *4E6 28.24 WAAL 35-32 W*2 26-23 118311 2420 1ERZ a VIM 19-14 TIC -n1 a NaEa PM92 29.22 N.AN 10-8 1111107 20-16 *C101 29-26 4p;* 32-29 999411 2418 *1131 3432 4178 2725 7102 25-22 9899 13-13 930 27-23 *151 27-20 4139( 19-15 W11P2 15-13 WT* 8-6 WCR 9-5
WPM 2923 993 23.18
190.7 21-19 X14 24-18 *12A 19-15 195 24-21 9SS8 20.17 4347 29-20 *1Sw. 19.14 G105 17-15 *148* 0-30 "CI 3-28 WKS? 9-23 2803 3-15 48843 36-28 4211 19-10 110195 28-26 YAPE 1411 111117 32-27 4011 18_15 P4945 29-26 KKT* 1-19 4042 29-77 *7X7 23-19 16100 21-18 vise 34-31 WW 25-21 X.1067 16-12 4340 2926 41140 29-25 2102 29-25 R1UR 20-10 499 23-20
4121. 20-20
MIawST
WI an 1101947 19-14 4P1R 2)-21 WTZ 18-14 96510 22-19 10105 25-19 WEE 18-111 HGR1 20-19 W 12 26-22 2104 25-19 KJ1 1 26-23 11741 '25 K Z91 Ti22 4204 10.26 4110 m KIRK 21-17 M08 1107 a-30 10112 on KIM 3-34 MOT 3-22
MST
O 1175 22-20 *F95 19-18 KI*1 10-9 CND 2723 Ills 21-20 11104 25 fr K CAO
Kl*R 29-26 MP 7-6 999*9 22-21 099.5 19-14 IMP1 26-20 *220 22-18
EAST
WPRR 33-27 4111 7418
95XXx 22-18 MTP 26-19 95111 10-79 *141P 12-I *TO 2422
sano
Rr7X 0-32 R4I2 23-16 .7514 30-25 4JAD 25-20 Ir.Xx 30-72 *1411 19-14 AJAX 43-24 *1SR 11_10 *1S.S 31-25 WPC 24.22 * 98 30-26 0101 23-19 *an 23-18 K90E 31-27 435'P 18-14
1211,6 23-19 SLIT 28-22 WEIn 31-25 K4111 30-29 KKR 21-17 W115 20_16
91 D1F_ST
40X0 34_32 KTTT 26-22 4410 2724 *449 23-20 *CIL 2524
WRW a1 SUN 32-15 K2I0 31 Cr 4BI2 24-20 194 24.22 10fT 3-27 nix 24-21 331391 25-21 KIOZ 21_15
800G 35 fr S810 15.13 9940 29-26 *G95 28-23
S PAT 13-11 30114 25-20 U MW 16 fr WFC 29.26
WEST
KWT 32-27 * P4R 12-6 49]2 33-30 IITR.S 26.25 *FAQ a-25 OOIX 22-14 RrT2 29-25 1011% 22-20 MR 3-39 137141 19-14 73111 26-21 KP5I 28-25 3202 23-17 797 31-29 01195 15-10 KE111 2420
M MARKY MARK & THE FUNKY BUNCH Good Vibrations (lnterscope/East West) LP Music For The People
Total Reports 190 79%
Regional Reach E 87%
S 78%
M 671 W 85%
National Summary UP 143 DEW 3
SAP 35 DOWN 7 ADDS 2
o Parallel Revers
P1 891 P2 81%
P3 67%
Chart Susmary Poe PI P2 P3 Tot
1 12 10 5 27 2-5 24 40 15 79
6-15 10 28 15 53 16-40 1 12 12 25
Ons 0 3 1 4
Adds 0 0 1 1
Ch Adds 0 1 0 1
Total 47 94 49 190
141 EAST
5101 14-16 OILS 1.1 IOW 1-1 10197 2 IT 1010 1-I 2100 2-2 WELL 6-3 W100 14 39* 20-15 WW 1-2 1I10.P1 1.1 * 944 2-1 112
PM99 42 0044. 2-1 KM 413 FARE 3 Cr 92396 1-1 397 9-8 WW2 4-3 *779 6-5 ~PIG 5-6 0105 11_4
896 -I 0102 17-11 WIC 2-1 VINR 3-1 WWI 9-10 31111 2 fr KR 18-13 WA 0-3 99102 9-5 *1919 44 N ¢p 46
*C101 3-2 11721 3-2 999011 6.2 41141 6-5 8913 7-6 *1*t7 9-6 0102 23-20 90701 0 -IS 930 21-18 win 5-3 *K42 2422 1411.11 1-1 W CR 21-16
Sarni
4100 13-8 493 22 196.7 29-25 123147 10.5 12m 17-13 I95 13-8 H102 44 1n10 3-3 *2FI 8-4 0105 9-6 1PIR 4-4 4306 6-2 361 8-7 41® 2-1 48l17 43 IniP 3.29 1101515 1-1 3031 2-1 PM945 18-15 3112 17-17 1(216 1414 114913 5-1 4a3T 147 K13411 2-1 1107 7.4 O .1067 6-5 43.0.6 16-9 4890 2-1 1192 415
tiJK 1-1 KCAO 41 I1W2 8-4 Kf17 2415 101949 45 099.5 6-4 290 10-7 IXR 43 K M a1 WIN 3-2 100 42
IJ7i
WNW 2723 10311R 23 I 951a 9-5 MTF at 95IIL 26-21 iow 43
500111
1.010 9-4 *J40 -11 Wau 64 D M 3-1 476 1041 31412 3-1 E 323 92 1211 2425 0101 10-7 opt. 9-5 *WR 6-5 WCN 2-1 KM 6.4 WPR 5-2 R*f1 MIS 102
Marky Mark Continued
YFST
*5104 45 KITS 2-t PM106 5-3 06R 3-1 PIT -FM 7-4 KKR?. 8-3 *101 3-2 93102 3-3 5436 2-2 *1t1. 5-* IR977 10-7 *F3.2 9-7 1131E B -S
EAST
41192 6-5 4A,8 9-6 WAAL 12-8 *SE 7-6 W K2 8-2 WSR 7-5 WIZ on M16 149 Tic -4/4 7-3 1ESS 6-4 WEE 14-11 *LAN 6-5 3414107 5-4
4049 6-K MZL 13-13
M101P.T
"DO 16-10 149947 10-0 51417 8-6
*PRR 22-20 WTZ 10-7 96170 3-34 10105 44 WEE 7-4 111313 9-5 W00 17-11 KJ103 16-16 * 100 22-21 K293 22-19 42210 11-' Kim 3-1 418011 10-9 K pU1 12-10 310I 8-3
YES
*7ss 3-2 *KU 6-3 KE95 7-7 * KM: 7-5 C4D a1 1395 43 FM 102 4-2 194 9-4
1001ETT
*901 2-1 WCIL 6.25 KEN 29_25 12I0 8 fr 41a1 29-26 WA2T 20-10 1302 2-1 399 20-18 1A10 22-16 99R0 9-11 *G95 2-2 SPAT 8-6 W FC 10-10
*FST
* 971 10-7 RPIR 9-5 VIOL 12-B KIM 20-20 090 18-12 SFR 8-3 11RK 3-2 2100 23.16 24114 1410 * Psf 13-9 *202 7-6 197 9-5 1095 34-22 19}11 10-a
ZIGGY MARLEY & THE MELODY MAKERS Good Time (Virgin) LP Jahmekya
Total Reports 50 21%
Parallel Regional Reach Reach LNaA I
P1 218 E 171 P2 202 S 19% P3 221 M 141
'4 33% Chart Sum,ery Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0 Nat tonal 2-5 0 0 0 0 Sumlry 6-15 0 1 0 1
UP 17 16-40 6 11 3 20 DEBS 3 Ons 4 8 13 25
S6PE 26 Adds 1 3 0 4
DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 ADDS 4 Total 11 23 16 50
fiA47
IMP 28-26 4A4Á a
5000375
RRIE 26 1r 4*R m NAM 29-27
9111817
4.101 30-28 WP11R on iMCI 22-19 YAP on
WEST
141106 35-34 1431977 at
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1ERZ 4-30 711-141 34-32
93192 ai 4111 on M10 on
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993 34-32 K22B 30-29 12314 SPAR a 110195 on S99 a K T= at
9ID9PST
19947 2423 NM 1412
WEST
1055 17-16 RKa 22-19 895 27-25 PM102 34-30 194 a1 RCN] a1 *3119 26-24 101949 an *Z2U 3-39
EAST
WATE on 32IP on
SOUTH
1012 on WTK.5 an pOE a1 1919 an
1¢pEST
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WEST
K ISS an K370 on KW an *1RK 37-36 811R 29-27 *202 3-40 197 an
MART1KA
Love... Thy Will Be Done (Columbia) LP: Martika's Kitchen
Total Reports 192 79%
Parallel Regional Reach
Reach 141 721 E 85% P2 78%
S 901 P3 86%
44 63% W 788 Chart Summary
Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
National 2-5 0 3 3 6
514®ary 5 9 46 33 88 16-46-10 23 38 24 85 UP 159
Ons 3 4 1 8 DEBS 1
SAE 25 Adds 2 0 2 4
DOWN 2 Ch Adds 1 O 0 1
Apps 5 Total 38 91 63 192
EAST
MS 12-10 raw 19-18 100 19-16 2100 21-17 WELx 1413 094 25-24 AMP 29-28 YP2 at
ROUT
O 0L 33-31 143495 27-26 MI a 1611196
1100 26.26 M42 15-12 K169 an 110910 17-17 0105 23-20
mad= WF11R 24-22 318I 16-14 *1ix 1416 WW1. a -2S *8W 25-23 XII! 22-16 100102 23-22 10913 12-11 1010 26-24
WEST
u m 11-10 R3104 16-21 *11s at 199106 2424 K 11FR 21-19 ROT -19 21_21 MC 19-12 *1S 17-10 p136 20-20 101977 2928 11112 15-15 *UE 23.30
LAST
11.192 12-9 4A® 19-17 WAAL 1411 MY 21-16 W*4 2421 WSA 19-16 4E42 17-14 MM 15-12 TIC -94 2627
41ST 111-17
vital 16-12 1682 13-12 2óT1 25-22 WCR 16.12
751010
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12/12 at 1419 1417 11030 21-15 *2149 31-27 0105 14_12 K4I13 18-17 NaF 16-13 11131 21-19 W® 15-11 WET 17-1S 4217 20-11 10195 8-6 wan 1416 411r 17-16 P311945 23-20 Q0 16-15 lfx.S 16-12 91100 23-20
4141 16-13 MAY 16-12 rJ1Pl an 1107 6-6 11.1067 17-11 *OA 14-12 *!90 30-27 892 20-18 2102 12.9 1629 19-16 lm. 15-15
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QOX 10-9 1012 16-11 W61 16-14 V4*D 6-5 4x1 21-17 O 01 11-9 3119 23-19 RI53 6-5 WITS 23-19 4905 1412 X901 1410 121I 25.22 0101 1415 *00 1415 04. 29-19 APR 12-11 401.4120-20 RIiT 19-15 MIT 13.6 IMIM 23-20 W9aS 2421
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ZEST
*GOT 17-13 Katt 17-14 *TC 17-12 *,90 19-13 ROIR 15-12 KDIp 1414
Martika Continued
129 2420 K001 21-20 1112 23-19 144192 1416 11.910 10-5 KTia 1411 43.10 11-9 B95 19-19 1740* 30-27 111X107 13.12 SUE 26-21 MIT 8-6 KC101 22-21 KCAO 1a-14 2FIN 28-27 W109 14-12 K5312 32-27 *PSI 22-16
9991010? 5-4 921949 3-29 *7400 12-10 17181 25-22 099.5 1410 197 18-15 486 19-17 *1430'7 19_16 1095 29-24
1420I 1410 K2211 6-5 1019 21 -ye 110211-9 XI0 1'-17 98PC 16-16 930 .5-25
JOIN MELLENCAMP
Get A Leg Up (Mercury) LP- Whenever We Wanted
Total Reperts 123 51%
Reg Iona' Rea 25 E 56%
S 55% II 508 W 30%
National Sumery UP 0 DEEIS 0 SAW 0 DOM 0 ADM 123
W6 Ñ Parallel
Reach P1 28%
P2 48%
P3 71%
Chart Sumaary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0
2-5 0 0 0 0 6-150 00 0
16-40 0 0 0 0 Ons 0 0 0 0
Adds 11 46 50 107 Cn Adds 4 10 2 16
Total 15 56 52 123
EASt
4XK. a 4 04. a-30 994 P40-91 a-27
SOL71
KEG- 2105 a
1uhEST
01432 a
1916 a N I -29
WOE a2B *BEA *OMB a
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WCT
4P3 13196
RAM
4AEU a 4C:. a-38 WYSR
JET -91 a
4E932 a
~IC P1892 a
2015 a-38 14L11 a
9491M1 a 1202 a 94114 4 90 *ST a
4031 1232
90711
4SSX a
43*E a-39 Cl war 436: W a
4R11C a-39 *L1P a 409 0-37 *71 a
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7107 a
* RKI a 192 1112 a *71n M,7.
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W00n ROR -19
WIR a 1G'2 a 4R40 a-29 9690 CK105 a-24 *1E4 *-29 Z1J4 * 4103 a 410M
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WEST
695 a 4w2 1134949 a KZLU
EAST
*4104 a
44FK a-39 95Ka a JIPE 441? a 95111 a 509 3270 a-40
*771 MEMO *EH8 4011. 4124 *119 4612 794 16354 12911
4420 O 02 KP3X 02 9.10 *095 * PAT WPC
WEST
K8)2
*110 *0a *Fr2 KY4 S791 L00N *202 0,95 K1f11
METALLICA
Enter Sandman (Elektra) LP: Metallica
Total Reports 58 24%
Regional 9eath II 15%
3 29% M 32%
'4 17%
N&A Parallel
Reach P1 8%
P2 24% P3 36%
Chart Su.mlery Pon P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0 Waticnal 2-5 0 0 2 2 Spry 6-15 0 3 2 5 'JP 28 16-40 2 16 9 27 DEBS 2 Oro 0 4 7 11 SAW 15 Adds 2 4 6 12 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 1 0 1
ODDS 13 Total 4 28 26 58
PAST
337111
minar -sr
41111 23 fr 1380 32-29
*IR2 25-19 JET -I14 a-24 1uN 37-34 401X 2724 999011 an 1P57 at an 40-18 11103 22-19
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W ®0 36-26 *029 32-27 195 12-11 40R *Z1P 31-12 *APE 20-17 512.11 30-24 **f1( an MS WABB 25-18 WOO *-19 nu an
91aF_ST
MK 23-21 10105 10-10 *23 *110 22-22 4341 27-23 0470 2621
K3T
095 40-39 *m a
141 1437
sur11
K0í2 441aa *153 30-27 142949 an 1240E Wu 40.37 *811 4-32 8818 13-9 WEIS 36-32
105r 8a
*1113 a 41:W81 5-3 Nut2 35-25 Rpm 2524 1318 19-IB 002 a
SPIT on Cr WAT on OOaP at RPY 24 fr 4011. at
WEST
I10T on 1711 41147 on 2209 20-15 mi95 2419
EDDIE MONEY
Heaven In The Back Seat (Columbia) LP: Right Here
Total Reports 115 481
Regional Reach E 56% S 41% M 63% W 30%
National Sir:nry UP 54 DEW 20 SAW 34
D06M 0 ADDS 7
N&A
Parallel Reach
P1 13%
P2 47%
P3 731
Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 00
6-15 0 0 0 0 16-40 5 41 31 77
Ons 2 11 18 31
Adds 0 2 4 6
Ch Adds 0 1 0 1
Total 7 55 53 115
EMT
394 29.28
50111N
IO04L on Pw95 on
0102 33-31 11111 19-16
*OMB 26-25
KEN 3-1
EAST
Edde Money Continued - I
VAIE on 4AAL on 4312 33-31 W5R 37-34 JET -91 19-16 45412 29-26 MF.E on P4192 36-31 N+1N 28-24 10101 al '40:N 33.31 9994HI 3-40 *111 a 7102 0-30 *PST 1-37 4PCI 38-32 14012 30-27 4571 42-36 W _8 24-20
SOUTH
*®O a *028 37-34 195 28-27 4740 36-31 N9O' on *R11 3-38
18119 32-27 11019 29-21 PM945 3027 MK 27-22 5005 37-33 4930 at 2102 3-39 *ilJ1 0-39 W94 on
4K'D 27-24 WR.1 22-20 NP1R On WT2 3-30 96ST0 33.27 10115 36-26 11910 3-36 111101 3-30 0104 31-28 X104 77-26 K2 3 26-23 WixO 3-94 55100 4-20 4RI4 3-29 1KRD 27-25 8101 on
WEST
11101 a FM1 W 22 fr R4E2 0-34 799.5 on K22Ú 34-21
501111
12.33 on W7Ip 3-40 0a! 31-29 4J'Ot a1 r.ISR on 'ORS on 12[I on 5101 on 1011 32-27 KNOE on 4117 at KNT9 30-26 38i 35-31
MI0IEST
KIT7 at 4M4 26-23 raL 33-29 WRY. at r.LT3 on roll at fr /811 26.23 794 3-3) 4181 4164 on 4A27 35-31 I111C' 36-32 4584 a
K01G 30 fr KR10 3-35
9R0 16-32 R795 32-25 KPAT a
N183 0-31 14141 22 fr 2TPC 30-27
EAST WEST
*1'RN 30-24 *FIR 35-33 44E2 35-30 KT85 0-39 103C1R on fr KEW
m 95X0133-30 1,011 MPE 3-27 *F -r2 18-36 WPM at MK 39-36 951tIL 29-28 urn 31-26 10MP on ?FUN 3-40 4870 32-30 *202 3+-29
0295
N NATURAL SELECTION
Do Anything (East West) LP Natural Selection
Total Reports 218 90%
Regional Reach E 94%
S 92% M 83%
93%
o Parallel
Reach P1 89% P2 91% P3 89%
Chart .7moary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 1 1 1 3
National 2-5 9 31 19 59
Suslery 6-15 25 50 33 108
UP 189 16-40 10 23 12 45
DEBS 3 Ons 1 1 0 2
SAW 22 Adds 0 0 00 [+ 3
Ch Adds 1 0 0 1
ADDS 1 Total 47 106 65 218
1111 EAST
13104 1413 *X1LS 11-7 470U 7-5 H0197 32 fr 4040 9-7 21]0 16-13 14^I 2421 W00 12-10 894 12-10 NaP -3 P90-nl 16-13
11004 8-6
911199 3-3 *ELL 6-3 861395 3-1 aE 19 fr 5100 0-30 097 21-19 4102 13-6 11111 4-6
PIlRP10 3-3 0105 12-10
ICD1EST
B96 22-13 0102 1 -7 *.80 9-8 4913 23-19 MCI 4-2 45)42 21-15 W2PL 13-9 MU 26-22 CUR 2-2 101102 15-13 40N8 9-10 *1B0 6-4
0104 3-3 K111 26-16 14106 26-23 *1071 9-8 401'-M 17-12 1292 17-9 * 61 12-11 1191 18-9 0106 1-6 DEL on 101977 21-19 *PIZ 10-9 rum 19-16
427
11192 23-18 24E3 13-9 *Au. 33-30 WI6E 11-5 W IC 23-17 W5R 15-11 4282 16-9 14013 10-7 TIC-PW 1410 11S5 21-13 1.112.2 21-18 PM92 5-2 WAN 1412 NM107 10-5 KC101 12-9 121191 45 999011 15-11 41141 1412 163I1 13-11 4M1 47 1102 6-3 98F10 18-18
930 18-17 *PST 25-18 W410 13.7 M82 31-29 WSW 21_I7 40%6 8-5 11101 10-6
SOR1
4350 20-14 B93 11-7 K96.7 20-19 41131 14-9 K2213 4-3 195 1-6
WW1 17-13 *002 11-9 M01 8-6 HL00 27-21 KZn1 6-3 1405 2920 *PAR 7-5 ARP l8 -II 41451 15-9 49® 62 WRlri 1410 W1P 16-11 110195 149 *IPE 5-5 47t 6-5 1111945 10.10 K*7* 11-7 1Q1X 3-2 was 7-3 271100 9-7 W AIw 23-16 41011 6-2 * 9116-6 7107 5-3 1111067 9-7 *J10 6-4 192 9-7 4102 21-7 * TUX 33-24 4)V4 2824 M21 6-6
oar WSW 3-27 12.947 16.10 *14X4 6-3 WTI 6.4 KR/03 22-20 96010 ¶5-9 10105 3-3 NEE 15.13 8182 11-9 *III 41 210* 26-21 1.3103 42 8100 12-9 1293 20-17 42x1 8-6 pmt 10.7 42101 19-13 WO 10-5 M9 114
DIM 7-5 91112 2524 1,95 0.9 111* 7-4 000 18-14 16X0 2625 B95 3-2 14114102 6-5 191 21-19 SLIP 13-6 19104 15 fr KCAO 7-5 KWIC on 11]27 1417 11171969 7-3
099.5 23-13 290 5-4 K1R 5-4 KM) 12-6 K414 8-6 1800 9.4
WRe 5-4 4481 18-12 103C18 29 fr 95X10 12-7 MPE 7-3 95111. 20-18 OP 9-7 4410 19-18
* E01 2-2 K0I2 11-6 *CF 6-4 * JAD 9-3 *202 1411 K910 7-5 WJI'J1 147 11TIL5 11.9 WQ 10-8 R5/1B 11-5 4211 8-4 0101 26-17 *O0 17-0 IMOE 11-10 WEER 11-7 *110 9-6 K M 9-6 Wert 17-14 KIM 3-31 YYaS 16-9 ar *4p 22-10 KM 147 *1111 13-9 WQL I-1 wild 18-15 *LT0 7.2 CIO 16 fr 794 43 FOR 17-13 *TOO 19-12 WALT le -11 X702 8.6 6114 11-4 16M1í 0-22 ROOD 8 tr *112 12-8 9916 13-6 *095 5.4 SPAT 9-7 1014 6-A WPC 15-8
WW1
R00í 16-11 RPRR 7-4 8814 9-5 *140 19-17 033 X.10 *001 12-5 IWO 9-9 Kra 15-5 * 00* 6-5 O 01 25-19 2991 23-17 *051 18-16 8202 14-7 797 8-4 0195 2416 KI11 11-9
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92 R& R September 27,1991 PARALLELS®
NAUGHTY BY NATURE
O.P.P. (Tommy Boy)
Total Reports 50 211
Parallel Regional Reach Reach IN&A] PI 47%
E 251 P2 171 S 19% P3 7%
M 10%
W 31% Chart Canary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 3 0 0 3
National 2-5 2 0 0 2
S06mry 6-15 6 4 0 10
UP 23 16-40 9 5 2 16
DEBS 4 Oros 1 1 0 2
SATE 6 Adds 1 9 3 13
DOWN 0 Ch Adds 3 1 0 4
ADDS 17 Total 25 20 5 50
1413 EAST
OaII 20-15 00197 4 fr KW 26-19 2100 18-12 WFLX a-33 MOP a-27 V6Y* a-24 wPOC 1_I
SCUM
P0r99 0-32 K IWI 5-2 »BE on fr P14196 20-13 4/7 a K1111 30-29
par B96 2720 45»43 a-40 WIT 12 fr WEST
1I1S 29.18 P08106 28-20
0098 23-18 0020 7-12 90102 24-21 0106 3-1 KIEL 1-1 101977 17-9
EAST
00SE a WILSS a WSPK
4110.1 a-30 MCA 13.6
SO*311
MM2. 16-11 101.1 a
0105 KPRR 25-20 WPM wABB a
Mor MArT a25 KMK 0-31
an a
601: 895 20-15 P111102 23-18 I94 on MAO 40-36 290 17-14
LAST
00101
WAS a
M117 3424
MIPEST
WmX 23-18
WEST
KP5l a
097 a
AARON NEVILLE Everybody Plays The Fool (A&M) LP: Warm You Heart
Total Reports 183 76%
Parallel Regional Reach Reads P1 601
E 71% P2 72% S 821 P3 92% M 71% w 76% Chart Summary
Pos Pi P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
Nat tonal 2-5 1 8 3 12
Summary 6-15 13 39 44 96 UP 146 16-40 15 31 20 66
DEBS 5 Ons 1 2 0 3 SAME 17 Adds 0 3 0 3
DOWN 9 Ch Adds 2 1 0 3
ADDS 6 Total 32 84 67 183
EAST
9104 0-19 wXILS 20-13 1p10 23-20 2000 20.16 nW 2724 BA 21_20 VAYA 6-4
S33H
1611199 28-28 64195 a29 aBE 23 fr 0100 15-7 897 13.16 *NZ 11-8 0105 2417
0102 19-13 WADI 021 MCI 6-6 0853 30-27 XOR 20.15 1107102 16-14 MOB 21_18
1.167
00M 2-6 10104 10-9 01I-8 20-9 (0T-90 a-27 OM 21-14 1194 10-7 0106 on »EL 13-12 100977 22-20 KM 0-24 K UOE 2623
[AST
F1392 29-26 WAD) a-28 WAAL 29-28 ME 26-23 11112 21-18 NY5R 14_12 M!R2 11_10 41040 13.10 TIC90 2522 OKEE 18-14 814192 9-9 0C101 25-18 9990111 20-19 4117 33-29 1AWO 21-20 MO( 20-17 0102 B-7 930 17-15 WS? 16.12 M31 21-18 1462 18-15
SORE
V®0 1822 B93 9-6
481r 5-2 K 7Sa on 195 1413 1650 7-4 waL on 0Na 0-35 060 13.13 K 0FM 10-10 0105 7-5 M00' 17-15 MLSI 20-17 14380 17-13 VRM 16-12 MA' 8-7 IIAPE 16-15 100UT 13.11 P111945 15-12 MIX 12-11 MS 19-17 90100 12-10 MBE 15-10 MA 20-17 0107 1411 RL1067 22-19 0320 7-6 K92 8-8 2102 17-16 KM( 9, 1009 18-15 Mll 1412
4190 MR 28-25 1*LT2 0-29 96510 31-26 MEE MD 18-17 WI XX 24-20 2104 14.12 113103 18-13 0310 2322 O 293 9-5 WIDK 6-3 KIM 3 fr 0N1R 24-22 w1O1
0107 12-11 O M 16-14 0107 16-10
WEST
MSS 12-9 MA 27-25 1995 15-11 1100 15-12 MID 24-19 906102 28-25 I91 19-11 OCAS 21-17 KIM 2821 K001 43 0117 15_10 02242 15-14 01114 15-11
EAST
WAR 7-8 1485% 5-4 103CIR 13 M
951001 16-12 MPE 17-14 IMP 17-13 95/IL 16.16 MA1P 7-6 M110 15-13
573E
KAq1 13-11 1012 19-14 ML' F 14-17 WLTI 15-14 0.4 13-10 w.R01 7-9 0158 8-7 1100.5 22-16 OM 17-15 0919 19-15 02I1 2724 0101 1413 KM 11-10 OM 1323 *BPR 10-8 Wltll 20-17 KIXT 18-14 WANT 12-12 KM 23.18 KNIN 14-12 wYBS 9-7
MIX 20-15 XTTT 11-10 MC 13.12 wMB 19-16 wCIL 24-23 0.814 17-14 MA 20-13 12.I0 12 fr 14012 10-0 0207 10-7 14A27 16-14 0102 3-9 KFo 8-6 MX 7-6 03L 10 fr K BCC 3-2 9900 14-13 O 095 20-16 4AT 11-9 MOM 23-14
WEST
O G00 15-12 *P0P 30-28 »41Z 19-17 KIM 13.10 1090 6-4 KOII 20-16 00182 10-0 0012 10-9 KT1O 25-25 0M0( 16-17 10141 18-18 21511 19-18 61SI 3431 K202 13.9 097 1412 3195 33.28 0F7M 20-16
STEVIE NICKS
Sometimes (It's A..) (Modern/Atlantic) LP Timespace/The Best Of Stevie Nicks
Total Reports 94 39%
Parallel Regional Reach Reach 'N&Aj P7 41
E 401 P2 39% S 41% P3 64% M 41%
W 31% Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0 National 2-5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6-15 0 2 3 5 OP 63 16-40 0 35 36 71 DEIS 10 Ons 2 6 7 15
SAME 18 Adds 0 2 1 3 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 ADDS 3 Total 2 45 47 924
G4T
894 on
5013E
P4895 on
Moor
EAST
FLr90 on WAAL 0-40 OYSR on JET -90 16-12 MM 26-19 P31192 34-32 IL -0N 19-16 9990311 on MT 26-19 wok 39-36 0012 32-30 0674 3027 MCP 26-25
SQ3H
IRAQ 37-34 MI6 WN01 31-30 01q 3023 NIT 2724 VR11T on 167P 2725 WW1 27-22 loll 23-20 KM 19-16 OJT 2725
NABS on 1107 27-22 2102 30-23 KNIT 27-19 WOVE 22-21
MO)0 MOK 12-10 94510 38-33 IX105 31-28 NIKX 27-23 2104 19-18 10317 17 fr Na111 0-29 O 110 3027 MOT u1
495 34-32 90104 27 fr K w 0-31 01TT 30-29 ( MU 8-38
MST
w PRR 23-20 NM 31-27 9506 30-29 MT E-34 MIL 6-34 MO 31-19 *TO 2524
5013E
MS54 16-9 WAD 32-31 1f21X an
017 32-29 W3M0 3426 0191 17-15 MS 28-23 XL® 26-21 0011 no ONJE 20-17 KRIS 24-19 WYai 32-30
Mr01E.ST
WPM 016 3021 OW 18-15 ( MY 0-40 KZIO an fr 0612 0-29 094 28-21 MIX º1 3,0111 on O 42 a-33 »CC 31-30 99110 )0-27 O 095 35-33 un an UM 19 fr 01PC 27-25
WEST
KPa01 31-25 KTR5 34-32 *FB7 30-30 K 0I1 4-311
K M 33-31 OM 26-23 6117 2725 20,114 36-31 0202 32-28 67 on 3195 34-29 KFP11 28-26
o OR -N -M ORE
Everyotherday (EMI) LP. Or -N -More
Total Reports 118 491
Regional Reach E 50%
S 491 M 41% W 56%
National Summary UP 70 DEBS 9 SAFE 36 DOWN 0 Anos 3
NiA Parallel
Reach P1 43%
P2 41% P3 64%
Chart Sawary Pos PI P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0 0
6-15 0 1 2 3 16-40 15 35 33 83
Oros 5 12 12 29 Adds 1 0 0 1
Ch Adds 2 0 0 2 Total 23 48 47 118
EAST
Wols 31-29 WIDU 2421 40797 28 fr 994 0-30 N1OP 30-25
SOlT11
1100 on 991 23.21 MEZ 0-31 PM910 20-18
111 NEST
B96 29-28 WJ1D 27-27 *II R 30-29 MCI 4-31 MX a-28 Mfl7 on Tr 6101 33.32 100102 on NK00 on
WEST
0161 2726 101-90 a
311002 an (ISN 29-24 3431977 35-33
EIS1
wAEB 26-25 MS? 23.22 Ma 23-21 TIC -FM 23-18 MSS 2524 111192 10-37 MA4 23.19 11X107 27-26 MN 2521 9999011 2524
WEIR 2724 MK 24.22 1M1 28-23
WPM on MCR on
SOAP
K96.7 35-32 W nIF 31-29 0229 0-39 195 on 10FM 39-37 0105 25-22 MOT 30-27 M131 on w nr7 38-35 KM on MX 31-28 MKS 29-29 M1M 32-29
30M on 0.1067 28-25
MEG) on 2102 36-34 KM 32-23
MI OMSf
907947 20-18 AM 17-16 C010535-34
WEST
KKSS on O 06 1411 O 195 35-31 1110 on PM102 33.28 I94 16-16 KLUC 2422 90104 an fr KCAO on 1110909 26-23 290 28-28 1311T on
EIS.
dell 35-34 12.91 30-26 95XXX 32-28 ma 35-32 95XIL 0-35 WOMP 27-20
SORE
O 012 on NJAD 21.17 YS7 39-36 oEll 30-26 WIC( 40-37 M05 32-28 M90 on 00I1 On KCm a-31 000E 28-25 011L 38-31 K 0I 34-32 MIT on AM 37-35
M151rsT
8000 40-38 KIM 33-32 MIL on KL1Y 33.27 *2I0 35 fr 094 3325
AZT d-35 O 0l 31-28 000G 18 fr KKK 29-25 0095 0-35 KPAT 2421 11DBR 19-15 51FC 25-23
WEST
0073 on K®Z 0-37 KTRS 21_1e O 1130 co RCM 35-30 0282 a1 1711 an KIRK 20-11 PM a1 MIT On -111N on 197 a-35 K AM 37-33
P R P.C. QUEST
Alter The Summer's Gone LP P C Quest (Head/Mier/RCA)
Total Reports 74 311 Parallel
Regional Reach Reach N 8 A] PI 231 E 251 P2 301 S 41% P3 371 M 171
W 37% Chart Sur nary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0 National 2-5 0 1 0 1
Summary 6-15 2 5 3 10
UP 51 16-40 8 25 17 50 DEW 3 Ons 2 4 6 12
SAME 16 Adds 0 0 1 1
DONE 3 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 ADDS 1 Total 12 35 27 74
EAST
0108 19-16 NASA 16-16
50070
* 500 on 90896 17-1S KAN 21-20 parrs 32-31
MIDWEST
W JMS 24-23 I/1IT on fr VEST
10104 12-12 R0G1 24-21 0791 23-17 0101977 31-29
EAR
wA® on MR 35-31 Ms 17-14 11111107 21-18 16101 2422 ~HI 19-17 MEX on
893 30.34 02000 29-23 0002 19-18 MIX 30-27 02111 22-20 O CT 25-25 WAIT 26-25 K(IK 011
IRKS 30-26 NABS 36-32 MM 27-25 K AN 18-18 0107 0n hula 23-21 0W0 43 0102 2724
/CREST
12103 15-10 MIX 31-28
WEST
MSS 14-13 KM( 12-10 »XX 2120 K 00 15-12 895 33-32 90102 19-16 194 22-20 400949 25-22 (8TT 21-17 MWIN 39-37
EAST
WRR on 1036R 28 Tr *AP 0-35 MO' 17-13
50078
100I2 0-26 1601 31-28 oOl 1421 WPC( 2520 ( OOI 3026 O 80E 33-32 12861 2123 M1J1 on K11T 36-34 WAIT on
MIPEST
WB(X 36-33 TTT 21-6
MIL OLTY 28-19 00O 5-37 9910 on 10095 on
MST
K TRS an 6000 30-28 K20 18-17 WAX 18-15 O1XI 20-18 097 32-30
PRINCE & THE N.P.G.
Cream (Paisley Park/WB) LP: Diamonds And Pearls
Total Reports 212 88%
Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 87%
E 901 P2 90% S 92% P3 85% M 78%
w 91% Chart Suartery Pea P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0 National 2-5 0 0 0 0 Sumaery 6-15 1 2 0 3 UP 504 16-40 32 71 50 153 DEIS 100 Ons 7 7 4 18
SAYE 20 Adds 3 12 4 19
DOWN 0 Ch Adds 3 12 4 19
ADDS 38 Total 46 104 62 212
LAST'
MKS 32-26 NIDO 26-20 40191 31 fr 1 20 a-23 2100 2724 VELX 29-25 W103 30-29 894 on MOP
AYA 20.18 WPC) 81
503E
PM+99 23.19 K6L 0-32 PM95 23.19 »XX on aBE on fr PM96 0-31 897 0-22 M0E2 28-14 KIFI on PWPP10 24-21 0105 a-28
996 Xn 0102 0-29 KM 425 MCI -30 11D/'X
MITT on fr 0BES7 0-31 000N 0-35 1101102 31-27 (1108 2720 V091 24-20
WEST
10104 21-19 1115 30-24 PWR106 3427
KKFe 0-28 1066 28-26 1oGI a-23 A11102 28-23 1130 0106 024 O EL 33-28 1101977 25-22 1812 0-25 0UBE 2420
EAST
F1.092 1-30 WAEB 027 863: 0-36 MSE a-29 M12 MSR a-36 WII( 0-26 'IC -FM 29-20
IIIL55 30-26 w 16E 11.092 0-34 MAM a-40 F'N107 025 07.10' '6-20 MGR a-34 37901I 0-27 MM a-34 1A58* 0-32 01*7 31-25 1102 a27 9BPM 022
931 Co wPSO a-31 14Fa a-37 1002 a-39 16-111 31-25 0216 on MR 30-24
SOUTH
WBBO 4-35 993 3526 O 96.7 0-39 WAY 0-34 0229 021 I95 4-30 MX 023 14312 21-17 11" 39-26 0a'A a-39 12111 0-34 0105 0-32 KM 0-28 MOF on 0M51 0-27 448® 0-32 WRM 0-31 VAT 40795 22-15
w6PE 5-28 W0K1
PWR945 33-29 0610 a wDJO a-36 MIS 0-36 90100 0
WAIN d-36 M03 an 60911 A-33 1107 0-26 IL1067 0-22 WJLO 17_13 O PY0 029 K91 a 2102 0-33 WOYY -29 W02L 29-26
Moor 4019*7 0-22 MW3 NPMR 0-32 MT( 28-25 96.570 a-39 31105 a-25 01EE 028 WORo a
wuX 0-35 2104 0-32 05003 0-33 6210 an 1293 a-30 V1DK 31-25 MIX a-29 41311 M 0107 a 116m 0-35 31101 24 WEST
MSS -15 0100 0-10 0F95 0-35 (00 a-25 004 3024 O 5ND an B95 40-35 936102 35-24 KILC 28-25 K CAO d-13 KIM a KM/ 30-20 0001 a
E01949 5-27
099.5 30-24 290 23.18 MIT 1-30 (2211 0-31 K51N 30-30 KRC a-30
EAST
wPRR 0-35 w0 F0 0-35 95XXX 0-27 MR_' 30-21 YAP 0-33 950IL 0-30 1005 n-31 M110 d-37
SIXTH
R0I2 022 ML5F a-33 ' JAD 1-38 RJ 0 6-35 01ot a-27 WIO 0-311 11SR 0123 MKS 0-35 MM 0-25 K941 025 02I1 on 0340E 5-30 N8PP 22-16 nlll 1628 1.30T 4-33 Wn1T 0-31 KM( KN1N 9n
WBS a-39
MI01E9T
4ffi1 a-39 CM 026 WWII 0-32 MIL a27 M.Rw 5-23 K Lrv (010 on fr 094 a2B *OM 27-26 WT6( 3320 0-29 4R0 a-30 (CM 36 fr K50C a-34 9901 5-37 (095 0-34 KPAT 25-22 WDBR 3529 51FC 8-33
WEST
103 31-22 KM 0-29 0®2 3826 ATa5 K M 0-10 MIX -39 0Ff2 0-37 111110 3528 KM( on KTMf d-39 21110 0-30 KP51 a-30 0202 0-30 097 0-31 3195 a-38 OA/ 0-34
R.E.M. Shiny Happy People (WB) LP Out Of Time
Total Reports 176 73%
Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 511 E 75% P2 721 S 84% P3 89%
M 681 W 611 Chart Su/wary
Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 2 2 4
National 2-5 2 14 14 30
Sutraary 6-15 19 56 42 117
UP 103 16-40 6 12 7 25
DE35 0 Ons 0 0 0 0
SAYS 43 Adds 0 0 0 0
DOWN 30 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0
ADDS 0 Total 27 84 65 176
E6SS
0104 12-18 WRIC 9-8 MU 15-13 2100 9-7 ML0 11-11 PROiM 17-14
'wAYA 10-12
1161 11-13 PM1.15 12-14 KRBE 15 fr 0100 14-6 AYE 9-7 010: 16-16
WREST
0102 3028 111C1 11-8 WOFX 11-9 51PL 20-20 K1PR 9-8 007102 14-12 I6Wa 22-23 NI®,7 2727
VEST
MIS IS 9-7 K 01.291 15-15 ONZ 5-5 0L5N 1411 KP12 43 RUBE 16.14
EAST
0139: 18.12 WAAL 11-15 MCSE 5-3 1110 1414 WVSR 8-7 JET -90 7-6 wORO 7-7 M00 5-5 TIC -1111 9-8 PVR9. 4-3 MJaI 4-3 17/11107 12-10 0C101 4_4
MGM 6-6 999101 7-6 440111 24-28 wSPK 1413 0102 9-6 930 13-10 wRIX 11.11 11312 2828 4Sn1 3.1 MU 25-22 MCP 3-8
5011TN
WPM 7-12 R93 11-12 096.7 1-3 WAIF I1_10 O 228 11_10 IRSX 14-8 Ma 7-5 w1.S 3-2 1105 6-3 IMF 11-9 NLSI 19-16 11118) 10-10 ANT 21-1B OZTP 2-2 40195 6-10 WADE 7-7 IG3 9-0 HXI1 24-21 PM945 11-14 /MK 10-9 OILR 19-19 44223 12-10 E1100 19-16 XABB 12-7 MM 9-6 1107 15-13 0.1067 B-6 WL0 12-10 wR00 5-10 192 23-28 2102 8-6 Mr( 22-14 WJYY 20-17 31101 IB-17
PUREST
MK 9-9 1101947 415 M IR 7-1 WLT2 5-8 96ST0 10-12 MEE. 13.11 WAX 9-6 2101 5-4 0.1103 10-9 WOK 10-10 11317 14 fr WA 13.11 K107 17-15 KIM 7-12
WEST
1595 6-6 I10X 8-6 MID 9-9 ( WC 1411 90001 12 fr KCAO 11-11 *IaR 26-20 * WD 1-1 101999 6-4 099.5 7-5 XHTT 20-15 022.11 7-7
Iílil EAST
VPRR 9-11 wT 9-7
103073 15 fr 9511XX B-6 111P 3-5 9511L 23-23 MI? 32-30 0/30 5-2
SOUTH
1610 8-8 0010 10.8 MLSF 9-12
VJAD 20-15 W217 10-7 YM7[ 10-20
C 10-e 0T1L5 7-5 MC 11-10 17e 10-11 0211 11-12 0101 7-5 ( 02 7-3 K M 8-7 WBEM 7-6 MU* 7-16 11X7 15-11 WAR 6-8 MIX 18-12 KNIM 3-2 Wa5 11.10
MIAMI
0900 18-9 KTTO 10-9 04X5 7-6 MR 8-7 MIL 12-12 ILIA 8-0 MIT 5-5 (210 5 fr 1812 7-10 1013 8-8 w ax 8-0 WAZT 6-6 002 4_4 0F73 7-5 00182 11 fr U M 2-7 9910 2-1 1095 13.11 0P4T 42 O M I fr wIFC 5-13
MIT
*19117 7-3 AMR 15-17 6®2 8-16 0T05 10-6 1f80 14-6 ( OI7 6.4 KM 7-6 ( 0A0 13.12 0TM 15-15 05401 18.16 8P53 17-14 8202 9-8 191 13-9 3195 6-5 KF!M 7-7
BONNIE RAITT
Something To Talk About (Capitol) LP Luck Of The Draw
Regional Reach E 691 S 86l M 831 w 501
National. So0Imry UP 440 DEBS 4
SA7E 25 DOWN 8 ADDS 1
Total Reports 178 741 Parallel
O ach
P11 47%
P2 72% P3 951
Chart Summary Pm PI P2 P3 Tot
1 1 3 3 7
2-5 5 27 21 53 6-15 12 34 36 82
16-40 7 18 9 34 Ons 0 1 0 1
Adds 0 0 0 0 Ch Adds 0 1 0 1
Total 25 84 69 178
EAST
B104 16-14 Wes 11-6
010 I8-15 PRO -Al 20-17
WAYA 12-9
PM99 20-17 004. 22-20 P0695 16-13 110o 6-7 ME2 23-10 0105 13-9
MIDWEST
0102 23-20 WP99 14-12 I917.I 19-13 ME 26-26 10001 2-1 *XXN 8-5 161.113 20-17 M.BO 7-5
W PST
KRXT 1-5 6113 24'1 q72 15-1 0154 4_4 ( PLO 14-'1 K UBE 17-13
E AST
FLT92 4.1 OAEB 20-.6 O A6L 8-5 MLSE 25-71 51KZ 16-13 NSR 16-'3 JET -90 4-3 0ER2 1-2 OM 6-3 M=E 19-'6
M4 2927 ( 22B 10-0 195 3.3
w5S'1 1-I Ma 15-12 01A 2-1 0105 3-2 WIOT 14-12 4751 22-15 WBBD 13.9 we 6-5 w21P 9-5 *IOIq 30-22 YAPE 4* 1o417 4-6 1011 a28 905945 5-5 MA 7.4 MX 2-5 MKS 5-4 09100 15.13 wABB 17-9 WMNf 12-8 0107 12-7 0.1067 29-13 W.ILS 11-8 WBYO 1-2 (92 2-1 2102 3.3 1771 1-5 MA 12-10 .021 16-14
0500L 0-33 MI? 20-15 M70 8-4
*P01 18-15 ( 002 13-10 IMF 2-1 W J*D 36-24 W030I 17_13 AM 6-7 MU -2
1r.SR 2-2 MKS 1411 0190 22-16 MP 18-17 *2:1 20-15 0101 13-9 0011 12_11 KM 6-3 MID 149 111.24 1 -11 1033 16-12 O 013 19-16 04m 11-7 0111% 2-I WYaS 13.8
4910 7-6 1117 0-3 4381 42 14419 111-10
W*:10 7-3 141: 1-6 018211 0111 4104 6-10 1012 16-13 RETA 19-12 6910 16-16 *2710 1 fr 96000 20-17 14010 2-2 x105 2420 191. 3.5 EE 21_16 X217 21_19 WORD 0-35 1151 1.6 5104 6-6 ail+ o-6 2004 6_6 0127 1412 M3103 22-17 KSZ 6-5 O 310 24_15 1910 43 6293 12-9M 024 MR 16-13 (005 21 fr 003 4 fr 09011 17-14 99X0 11-9 ( 107 1414 (095 9-6 *1410 10-8 12-10 KM 2421 1060 9-7
K FM+ 3 fr MFC 1-4
Continued On Next Column
PM92 16-12 i.AN 514 K_101 0-T üiR 9-8 /90Y11 2-1 MK 1-29 1102 r-21 98907 '7-14 937 23_19 WPST 2-2 WRIX IR_14 MY 6-4 8111 6-3
5030
143011 2-2 893 1`-9 (96.1 17-8
Bonnie Ram Con nnued
WEST
1095 1413 0101 14-10 6Im 2-2 F910+ 10 fr 0.5.'_.2
EAST
MMe 11-9 WW1 7-5
3CIR 3 Cr 95XXX 14-11 M10P 1-2
16T
(GOT 12-9 1P0R 1'-12 0102 11-9 ( IRS --3 1F47 3-2 0010 0-6 ( FR 20-1M1 O 1OK 14-9 07117 5-1 05114 5-4 K2D2 4-- 097 12-7 0195 9-6
RYTHM SYNDICATE
Hey Donna (Impact) LP Rythm Syndicate
Total Reports 182 75%
Parallel Regional Reach Reach ® P162% E 77% P2 80% S 751 P3 77% M 63%
W 87% Chart Sanitary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0 Nat tonal 2-5 0 00 0 Summary 6-15 3 5 1 9 UP 131 16-40 24 75 46 145 DFHS 22 Ons 4 5 5 14
SAME 15 Adds 3 6 4 10
DOWN 0 Ch Adds 2 2 0 4
ADDS 14 Total 33 93 56 182
[AM
WICKS 28.24 ran: 31-27 6N0 25-22 MG/ a-31 5107 13-12 B9* 28-27 00mP 23-21 P60.90 2924
5334
PM99 2422 KELL 24-19 110111 22-21 906070 11_6 0105 27-23
MIPEM
B96 on 0102 3432 a30 25-22 WWII 25-23 MCI 17-15 W2YI. a-29 IMP 29-26 101102 29-26 0:48 25-22 11®0 30-28
MST
*IIS an 106106 32.29 KXFT on 000 -AM 27-25 oP2 26-25 KIST 027 0106 28-28 101977 27-24 0P12 23-19 K1IaE an
eA57
11.592 28-23 OAFA 25-21 WAAL 30-27 KU 29-26 51K2 0-35 WASP 25-21 MK* 99-25 TIC -P1 22-17 16S 22-16 1109.2 38-35 &.1M 3025 1151*107 36-29 10d 0-35 99901I 3422 110147 17-15 rº1 22-18 1M0 25-18 1102 26-23 937 an wPST 0-32 WRIX 26-20 41312 31-32
05111 0-37 11401 35-32
sane
03010 31_28 893 25-20 196.7 31-27 VFW 26-26 1228 24-16 VSS2 0312 an I a 19-1* 00]0 0-36 KIM 23.15 0105 2724 IPRP 21.15 MP 0-29 MI 0-24 WB® 2416 M13 22-16 V'TP 28-22 10195 0-29 VADE 2927 MI 26-23 PM1945 2723 (01( on WOJX 33-24 MLLS a-39 wA® 40-37 01111 31-26 130M 0-35 0107 26-21 116067 2320 O.OA 26-16 (92 2823 2102 32-30 K M a 0E21 2725
Mir MDO 3001917 21-19 WMfT 22-21 48aP 1oTZ a2B 965.70 a
31105 23-22 WEE 26-22 am 0-38 2104 2926 070.-30 W231 a KIM 26-24 m6D 25-20 M10f an
K 665 18-14 006 2926 1795 30.25 »XX 22-16 KM 23.17 r5KD 29-26 495 22-21 PM102 2521 19* 2423 MX 25-23 811100 on fr CAP 2821 6012 5-33 1331 23-21 1431909 21-20
099.5 2922 290 30-27 KNIT 2523 K 22) 29-22 MI
EAST MIR 2419 .111 28-24 95XXX 29-22 019E 21-18 OAP a 95XIL 0.31 WOW 25-22 0130
SO38
MX /-29 0012 26-17 WAD 16-14 1RJ11 33.24 OMM 28-19 MIS 0-32 Me 26-21 CAB 25-20 MII 22-16 101( 2722 100E 35.31 BRPP 23-19 51111 29-23 KIM 32-26 11197 a-33 Was 31-24
M1PE5T
01C1 an 411143 32-28 MIL a M1111 2421 K Lrv 0-39 1610 an fr 1941 23.18 MFP on *001 38-36 KM 027 O 110C a
99(0 3123 X095 31_24 4AT 0123 W.BR 34-28
14ES:
MOT 22-17 »MR 29-27 ®2 0-36 CMS 32-31 O ID 37-34 1010 37-26 KOMO an eT0 30-26 ma 24-22 00t -8 0 MIT 26-20 ír11/1 on IPSI 31-29 1252 37-3* 797 23-20 3195 35-30 K711I 21-17
S SALT -N -PEPA
Let's Talk About Sex (Next Plateau) LP Black's Mago
Total Reports 63 261 Parallel
Regi oral Reach Reach &] P1 471 E 131 - - P2 261 S 26% P3 11%
M 22% W 43% Chart Summary
Pas PI P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
National 2-5 3 0 0 3 Summary 6-15 9 8 0 17
UP 46 16-40 12 16 4 32
DESS 4 On, 0 4 4 8
SAYE 10 Adds 1 2 0 3
DQ*N 0 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 ADDS 3 Total 25 30 8 63
CAST
1161 22-17 WOG .-13 MCP 15-12
0900 43 1RBE ' fr PM96 071,1 23.22 PMPIO 148 0105 29-24
MIOIEST
896 5-a MID 12-9 00X1 13.10 001 15-13 MST 4 fr 000 a-40 1110102 30-21 1100 13-16
WEST
1510* 18-16
EAST
TIC -90 17-9 MS 20.15 .1.00 22-20 MIA 26-25
SOWN
196.7 2621 1016 20-16 1113I *0-33 0105 3527 0005 11-14 4161 W®o an MIT 23.21 10195 an MIS on 631M 0-30
1K3947 17-9 ar. 10.7 00105 7-6 0101 22-17
0115 35-29 Pw0102 21-19 194 on KILO 029 OCAS 0-34 0071 2,25 2911 6-0 1110 31-24 1.RC
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WIK( on 481T 32-28
MI:Pr37
vac: 39-37 K10: on
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( 011 an * 004 21_20
Continued On Next Column
PARALLELS September 27,1991 RaR 93
¶59106 23-17 KK9 8-6
KOT-PM 16-11 M102 26-19 0106 10-7 RF.L 26-23 M11911 20-17
Sal -N-Pepa Continued
WEST
KILSS 20-19 KIWI 1}12
KTIK 26-21 KP5I m
RICHIE SAMBORA Ballad Of Youth (Mercury) LP Stranger In This Town
Total Reports 72 30%
Regional Reach
E 371 S 25%
M 331 W 26%
National Summary UP 14
DEBS 7
SAW 31 DOWN 0 ADDS 20
1418.Ái
Parallel Reach
P1 17%
P2 25%
P3 47%
Chart Smeary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0 0
6-15 0 0 0 0 16-40 2 14 7 23
Oros 5 8 16 29 Adds 2 7 11 20
Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 Total 9 29 34 72
EMT
0100 25-22 PRO -FM 26-21
50170
KLL on Wtv2 m
WPI1 9n 1/LPL TOED a 8P113 on
WEST
KPLZ on
E W4A:. 1-35 WV
.'1T -M 25-23 P4091 3-39 '.1.AN 39-33 WWI 40-39 9991011 0-37 7102 WPST on era 0-40 W 32 39-37
sans
1228 a weer on WLTP 33-30 SAFE on IRIS 31-23 KM( 9n RT1R on
MIOIEST
Wlpr: on 99105 30-21 0010 a K293 a
WIOr. a 1/111I 0-30 11142 22-21
WWI
0895 a F. LIT n
M104 28 fr KZZU on
EAST
mRR m VW
950X% a .RPE
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MNro a
5a1111
03a4 a KI03on WJ9a on RI -SR a K211 a
RNOE on MITT a 1NtW 35-31 ma
MIDWEST
W!0K a W918 35-31 KLfV on MO3 0-29 10E2 on MC on 990G m WDO1 a KFIY 28 fr WIFC 34-29
WEST
000r 0-37 KTRS on 801T on KFT2 on KOt on K7`n 32-29 2P1N on 01195 on KM on
BOB SEGER
The Real Love (Capitol) LP' The Fire Inside
Total Reports 115 481
Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 17%
E 42% P2 45%
S 53% P3 74%
M 57% O 33% Chart Sumrery
Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
National 2-5 0 2 1 3
Summa ry 6-15 2 19 17 38
UP 96 16-40 6 30 36 72 DEBS 2 Ono 1 1 0 2
SAW 17 Adds 0 0 0 0 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0
ADDS 0 Total 9 52 54 115
141 EAST
8104 on VMS 30-28
sans
KEGL 28-26 4000 21-20
MIDWEST
WITT 20 fr KBF0 24-24 KUR 25-23
WEST
TRAY 15-13 K 1SM 19-12
tip FAST
WAAL 17-16 *0r3 32-32 JET -FM 6-4 WE, 1-20 P ay. 17-14 F0N1,T 29-28 WWII 18-17 9991011 16-13 1102 30-28 WST 19-14 11101 23-21 WIZ 25-23
WS7¿ 16-14
ST/n1
Wa0 25-15 /12A 23-22 W0'4 20-17 WRIT 0-30 WMIT 34-34 WLTP 10-6 WAPE 15-14 4K4i 14-12 WXI 14-12 PW945 16-13 KKR 8-8
WA 18-13 M100 17-15 4ABB 38-33 WI1 22-20 VJI.O 24-22 mv0 27-23 192 13-11 Z102 19-17 KNT 17-7 .521 24-24
MIDW_ST
ACM 0-26 41N7N 4-3 WPXP 27-24 96510 28-24 WT10 31-28 WITT 14-12 2104 20-16 41LK 33-32 MIT 10 Cr
WIgN 2321 0107 23-22 KKIm 22-19 MOT 13-12
WEST
195 29-27 1014 28-24 KSND on 0104 9 fr M22U 3}30
EAST WPRR 25-21 warn 22-19 103cI13 14 fr 95.001 25-24 M11P 18-15 WRR 7}18 41T0 18-17
sans
K012 21-19 M6F 4-2 TUT 29-27 1461 21-18 walla 22-17
K1SP 12-12 was 35-31 Kit 10-8 0101 22-22 Kn% 14-12 KN0E 19-13 WBP3 27-24 TEXT 25.21 KWTx 17-13 KNIM 12-8 MIS 26-24
11I01WST
W®tI 31-23 KITT 24-21 W913 27-25 MOIL 11-8 KLTT 23-16 K210 38 fr
WBI2 13-11 094 10-9 AMR 21_19 TOT 21-19 KG2 25-21 OW 22-16
W5I11 19-19 K9G24 fr K30C 24-16 99KG 25-22
8G95 33-29 SPAT 26-25 OM/ 6 fr 01FC 19-14
WEST
8012 26-22 KTRS 18-15 KMO 21_11 Kill( 26-24 KFTi 30-24 110K 35-32 MM 16-12 ZftIN 34-29 KZ02 24-21 T97 22-21 OK95 16-13
SIMPLY RED
Something Got Me Started (East West) LP Stars
Total Reports 107 44%
Parallel Reg 1 onal Reach Reach LNÓ%A P1 19% E 441 P2 45% S 47% P3 62% M 38% W 48% Chart Summary
Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
National 2-5 0 0 0 0 Smeary 6-15 0 0 0 0 UP 28 16-40 6 28 21 55 DEBS 27 Ono 2 11 18 31 SAME 31 Adds 1 12 5 18 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1 1 1 3 ADDS 21 Total 10 52 45 107
EAST
WIaP an
SOUTH
T100 28-23 4812 1-33
MIDWEST
M 1 76-23 K00M 1-37 1111122 n-32 O.PIB on
WEST
KIKT a-30 0463)6 0-35 11.9 a
EAST
FLT92 a
WAAL 0-39 w53 0-40 WER2 a TIC -F/1 c-31 PW92 al WIJP 0-39 P11107 0-35 14oN 38-37 9991011 0-34 WWx 0-32 99001 a WRO.on ¿Ia2 1'-35
06111 18-29 WTCI 28-27
sans
WM on ¿PIP a K228 40-35 KLM 13-26
0105 e-34 WWII on ¿ M17 31-24 181195 on
VAPE 4-29 W211 a
WOK: 1 -3 - WWI 1-35 wX a-40 WIT a %11067 a
wax. 3}29 0102 0-40 MIX 0-28
M11aWST
10II447 1-30 ICU 01105 0-39 2104 a
11103 3}30 MIT on fr KIrIK on OG an W0T on
WEST
K095 38-34 KITT Ks*1 on ICAO a ewe 0-28 80T949 on 099.5 27-26 parr K 2T1 37-32
EAT
101.11 0-29 awn( 38-34 103CIR on fr *OP 0-33 4O1P 39-35 W-0 40-39
502114
00211 28-22 WJA:
11 Y2K%
.M2K .3-36 KW, on WITS a II/EL on Kill on 10111 91-25 KBOE 1-40 mPR 35-92 KITT 38-1 KNIN on 11985 a
WIRIEST
K1YT 40-36 .4800 0-35 Klrv 0-33 26I2 9n r94 on
VI 6-25 AYR In 1027 dn 1.0412 40-35 KROC a 9RG on
SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES Kiss Them For Me (Geffen) LP' Superstition
WEST
KODT
Kali a-40 KTRS 39-36 OW 0n 80íX 1-37 8010 on KIM n
10113Kn KM 36-34 117011 on M7DL on 197 on 9995 39-33 KFF1 a-35
Total Reports 119 49%
Regional Reach E 521 5 58% M 38% W 48%
National SmI®ary 13P 74 DEBS 17
5A4£ 21
DCWN 0 ADDS 7
Parallel Reach
Pt 38%
P2 44%
P3 66%
Chart Smeltery Pos PI P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0
2-5 1 4 0 5 6-15 4 9 3 16
16-40 13 31 31 75 Ons 2 5 9 16
Adds 0 1 4 5 Ch Adds 0 1 1 2
Total 20 51 48 119
PAST
WICKS 18-15 YyR3 27-25 WL8 17-15 0104 21-19 B94 on
ST201
PW99 29-24 KELL 31-29 211195 20-20 0318 27 fr NIVZ 25-21 0105 0-30
WOFT 10-5 WIT i4 fr WZPL 25.23 10011 18-14 1871102 20-18 KCWB 24-21
WEST
KITS 23-20 K0T-FM on 0106 27-26
EAST
0112 0-29 WSR 36-28 WEE 28-25 HlNf 27-22 PW92 35-30 41.44 22-18 1119107 23-20 KC101 28-25 9998x1 18-14 Mí81 a-40 4003 23-22 1102 on WPST 5-3 ARDO 0-34 M1R2 27-25 46Tí 14-10 COI 16-14
WW1 15-10 893 18-14 096.7 2-2 195 18-14 10130 37-32 K71M 35-30 *0® 37-33 STOP 0-13 WIPE on YDJI 35-31 *198 0-39 0107 31-28 10.1067 0-28 1111.0 28-23 WW1 35-32 KM 35-27
1G9V 26-22
IQPWST
WR7K 10-5 111n947 on W W2 a T1105 20-17 8J103 24-20 0100 on
WEST
EKES 21-1T KF95 0-40 K/01 0-30 RSI1D 15-11 0I:I0 27-24 KI12 a1 nob 6-5 801949 15-13 099.5 28-23 K22U 19-15 KR0 0-28
TEMP 16-15 wFX 34-29 95000 MlP 19-16 4070 20-19
sane
1T¿4 0012 30-26 WASP on VJAG 15-10 Oa on WMI 32-27 KISR 20-17 WITS on N4C 0-28 K96 0-30 1211 on K00I 28-20 CI* 22-14 ¿183 on
WI LW a-33 K01T on W/eT a-35 KNIN 34-30 MI5 21-17
IUaWST
Y900 33-27 Kill 0-28 WCIL 19-17 ;94 26-24 .afT on 4(M 0-30 11G2 37-31 TRW on 991G on KPAT 4-29 01102 26 fr 01FC
WEST
KTRS 38-37 KM) 4-30 1010 30-21 8FTZ 0-39 K43K 21-19 K!CIt a KM 21-16 MIN 39-35 KP51 32-27 197 35-33 9995 27-23 KF111 22-19
MICHAEL W. SMITH For You (Geffen) LP: Go West Young Man
Regional Reach E 355 S 23% M 401 W 28%
National S1mmsery
,m 40 DEBS 10
SAW 21 DOWN 0 ADDS 4
Total Reports 75 311 Parallel
Reach NiA P1 191 P2 29% P3 42%
Chart Summary Pos PI P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0 0
6-15 3 0 1 4
16-40 4 25 19 48 Ono 2 7 10 19
Adds 1 2 1 4
Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 Total 10 34 31 75
E SCUM
IDYL on PW095 25-24 1100 20-19
MIPEST
0102 28-25 W/C1 14_11 WW1 23-16 KM a .l®0 15-7
VEST
KA%'. 22-15 KT* on
E WAAL on WIK: 31-27 WSA on JET -F71 on M01E 26-22 £00«42 on &A:1 27-23 Wn4 19-26 999.1135-32 Tln 11Tr 7.22 N012 26-24
SCUM
WW2 0-37 1393 33-31 ¿030 33-29 MT 32-30 W81 4-31 7107 20-17 .4340 26-20 K92 26-25 0102 98-31
11IDIWSf
MG1D KRM) 20-18 01105 39-27 WITT 0-31 XJ103 35-32 K293 on IOW 18 Cr 0107 20-19 1101 a
WEST
KF95 27-24 KIn on 15N0 0-27 TUX 0-37
EAST
wRR 0-32 WW3 39-36 103CIR 30 fr
43X wet on ¿Nt4 27-25
Sa1n1
EMT( 37-35 9J101 0-38 KISR 29-28 SON: on 1IIT on
1IGEST
W33Ax 9n O Y11 34-33 .1M0 24-22
KL1V 0-35 K210 on Cr mI2 22-17 09- 27-23 121,4 32-28 W K'R on 12211 9-7 99R0 32-24
W EST
RG01 0-40 K002 36-33 KTRS 24-21 KF90 on K014 on KM 32-30 xM a 197 on 9995 0-36
STEELHEART
She's Gone (Lady) (MCA) LP Steelheart
Total Reports 87 36%
Parallel Regional Reach Reads NBA 311 2% E 31% P2 34% S 30% P3 63% 31 56% W 26% Chart Smeary
Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
National 2-5 0 0 0 0 Spry 6-15 ' 5 6 12 UP 47 16-40 0 25 32 57 DEBS 2 Ons D 10 7 17 SAW 34 Adds 0 0 1 1
DOWN 3 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 ADDS 1 Total I 40 46 87
w-5-
507111
812WT
WISP 5-9
WEST
17P FAST
WAAL 18-14 WSR 34-33 JET -M 22-21 WW1 an PH192 22-17 W.ANce KC101 on WCs 20-19 999011 32-31
121151 30-28 WIZ 20-18
Sane
0194 22-19 G'05 32-31 W2F on 43® on 0210 26-23 MAPF 28-23 0T0R 15-13 01110 1-31 KTD 30-21 4(2L 23-23
MI PEST
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K95 on M104 29 fr 099.5 on KZZU 36-36
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Kill on 0101 on KMOE 36-36 407121 30-29 ONIN 17-14 was 22-22
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I Wonder Why (Arista) LP Curtis Stigers
Total Reports 146 60%
Regí anal Reach E 75% 5 64%
M 51% W 52%
National Ussery UP 84 DEW 26 SAW 19
DOWN 0 ADCs 17
Parallel Reach
Pi 421 P2 58% P3 78%
Chart 3urnary Pos 21 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0 0
6-15 1 0 0 1
16-40 12 54 44 110 Ons 3 8 7 18
Adds 4 5 4 13
Ch Adds 2 0 2 4
Total 92 67 57 146
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Curtis Stigers Continued
31.192 32-28 VAM 0_'9 WAAL 27-23 WOKS 0- A WSI 27-24 IEP1 24-22 we* 1- 9 TIC -FM /2-29 WKSS 26-25 4(F:E 0t8 PW92 on M.EN 25-20 MN107 5-34 00101 27-24 MA:N 31-28 9991211 25-20 YTIn 2E-20 WSPK a
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K ID2 39-37 9995 on KEN 32-30
T TON' TERRY
With You (Epic) LP Tony Terry
Total Reporta 99 41%
Parallel Regional Reach
Reach. Pt SS%
E 35% P2 41%
S 52% P3 30%
M 24% W 52%
Chart Summary Pas P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 1 0 0 1
National 2-5 6 2 1 9
Swnery 6-15 4 12 0 16
UP h7 '6-40 14 17 9 40
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SAW 16 Adds 2 11 6 19
DOWN 1 Ch Adds 2 2 1 5
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Reg-onal React E 31%
5 27%
M 29% W 19%
National SIAatary UP 0 DEES 0 SAW 0 DOWN 0 ADDS 64
Total Reports 64 26%
Parallel Reach
P1 11%
P2 29% P3 33%
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Chart Smeary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
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Regional Reads E 75% S 79% M 44%
Parallel Reach
P1 60%
P2 66%
P3 78%
W 76% Chart Sumtery Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 1 0 0 1
National 2-5 2 0 0 2 Smtmary 8-15 11 26 18 55 UP 137 16-40 17 44 36 97 DES 9 Ons 1 4 2 7
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Total Reporta 228 94%
Regional Reach E 98% S 931 M 90% W 96%
National Suntory UP 204 DEBS 4
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Parallel Reach
P1 96%
P2 93%
P3 95%
Chart Smeary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0
2-5 6 26 24 56 6-15 35 68 30 133
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96. September 27,1991 PARALLEL CO R T A ANALYSIS n CHR NATIONAL AIRPLAY@
Pit Major Markets °
DEBU
DEBUT
LW TW
1 O COLOR ME BADDA Adore Mi Amor (Giant/Reprise) 2 0 MARKY MARK & THE.../Good Vibrations (Interscope/EWA)
4 O MARIAN CAREY/Emotions (Columbia)
5 O KARYN WHITE/Romantic (WB)
6 © NATURAL SELECTION/Do Anything (EastWest)
3 6 BOYZ II MEN/Motownphilly (Motown)
14 O HEAVY D. & THE BOYZAJow That We Found Love (MCA)
13 0 FIREHOUSE/Love 01 A Lifetime (Epic)
7 9 C & C MUSIC FACTORY/Things That Make You Go... (Columbia)
e 10 BRYAN ADAMS/(Everything I Do) I Do... (A&M/Morgan Creek)
to 11 MICHAEL BOLTON/Time, Love And Tenderness (Columbia)
,1 12 HI -FIVER Can't Wait Another Minute (Jive/FICA)
19 a LUTHER VANDROSS/Don't Want To Be A Fool (Epic)
17 MARTIKA/Love...Thy Will Be Done (Columbia)
21 AARON NEVILLE/Everybody Plays The Fool (A&M)
18CID EXTREMEMoIe Hearted (A&M)
zo a BONNIE RAITT/Something To Talk About (Capitol)
16 18 R.E.M./Shiny Happy People (WB)
9 19 PAULA ABDUL/The Promise Of A New Day (CaptiveNirgin)
22 a SALT-N-PEPAILet's Talk About Sex (Next Plateau)
24 ® TONY TERRYANith You (Epic)
33 a PRINCE & NEW POWER GENERATION/Cream (Paisley ParlcWB)
12 23 CATHY DENNIS/Too Many Walls (Polydor/PLG)
26 0 BRYAN ADAMS/Can't Stop This Thing We Started (A&M)
27 JESUS JONES/Real, Real, Real (SBK)
ze © RYTHM SYNDICATE/Hey Donna (Impact)
29 / VANESSA WILLIAMS/Running Back To You (Wing/Mercury)
31 ©, NAUGHTY BY NATURE/O.P.P. (Tommy Boy)
,s 29 SCORPIONSNVind Of Change (Mercury)
34 JASMINE GUY/Just Want To Hold You (WB)
32 ® BELL BIV DEVOE/Word To The Mutha (MCA)
23 32 SEAL/Crazy (SireNVB)
© ROBERTA FLACK w/MAXI PRIEST/Set The Night To... (Atlantic)
36 © SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES/Kiss Them For Me (Geffen)
25 35 ROO STEWART/The Motown Song (WB)
38 © BAD COMPANY/Walk Through Fire (Atco)
ff/ CURTIS STIGERSA Wonder Why (Arista)
3v © BRAND NEW HEAVIES/Never Stop (Delicious VinylAsland)
40 © CHESNEY HAWKES/The One And Only (Chrysalis)
OR-N-MORE/Everyotherday (EMI)
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54 REPORTERS
.=LJ =- r HOTTEST JOHN MELLENCAMP (15)
O.J. JAllY JEFF (8) ROBERTA FLACA (7)
AMY GRANT (61
PM DAWN (6) PRINCE N.P.G. (6)
CURTIS STIGERS (6) VAN HALEN (6)
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BOYZ II MEN (16) COLOR ME BADD (15)
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11 © MARKY MARK & THE.../Good Vibrations (Interscope/EWA)
6 6 BOYZ II MEN/Motownphilly (Motown)
EXTREMEMoIe Hearted (A&M)
8 FIREHOUSE/Love Of A Lifetime (Epic)
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m BONNIE RAITT/Something To Talk About (Capitol)
4 11 C & C MUSIC FACTORY/Things That Make You... (Columbia)
3 12 MICHAEL BOLTON/Time, Love And Tenderness (Columbia)
16 ® MARTIKA/Love...Thy Will Be Done (Columbia)
17 e) AARON NEVILLE/Everybody Plays The Fool (A&M)
5 15 CATHY DENNIS/Too Many Walls (Polydor/PLG)
12 16 PAULA ABDUL/The Promise Of A New Day (CaptiveNirgin)
z0 t(fj JESUS JONES/Real, Real, Real (SBK)
22 m BRYAN ADAMS/Can't Stop This Thing We Started (A&M)
21 BAD COMPANY/Walk Through Fire (Atco)
23 a LUTHER VANDROSS/Don't Want To Be A Fool (Epic)
24 ® HEAVY D. & THE BOYZ/Now That We Found Love (MCA)
27 a RYTHM SYNDICATEMey Donna (Impact)
,s 23 BRYAN ADAMS/(Everything I Do) I Do... (A&M/Morgar. Creek)
is 24 ROD STEWART/The Motown Song (WB)
19 25 HI-FIVE/1 Can't Wait Another Minute (Jive/ACA)
© PRINCE & NEW POWER GENERATION/Cream (Paisley Park/WB)
32 3/ BAD ENGLISH/Straight To Your Heart (Epic)
29 © BOB SEGER & THE SILVER BULLET.../The Real Love (Capitol)
31 a CHESNEY HAWKES/The One And Only (Chrysalis)
ze 30 TAMI SHOW/The Truth (RCA)
35 ®VANESSA WILLIAMS/Running Back To You (Wing/Mercury)
3a Q BILLY FALCON/Power Windows (Jambco/Mercury)
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© GUNS N' ROSES/Don't Cry (Geffen)
© CURTIS STIGERSA Wonder Why (Arista)
© SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES/Kiss Them For Me (Geffen)
37 SCORPIONSANind Of Change (Mercury)
38 RTZ/Face The Music (Giant/Reprise)
AMY GRANT/That's What Love Is For (A&M)
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117 REPORTERS
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MARTIKA/Love...Thy Will Be Done (Columbia)
BRYAN ADAMS/Can't Stop This Thing We Started (A&M)
BAD COMPANY/Walk Through Fire (Atco)
CATHY DENNIS/Too Many Walls (Polydor/PLG)
MARKY MARK & THE.../Good Vibrations (Interscope/EWA)
BOYZ II MEN/Motownphilly (Motown)
JESUS JONES/Real, Real, Real (SBK)
TAMI SHOW/The Truth (RCA)
C & C MUSIC FACTORY/Things That Make You... (Columbia)
BOB SEGER & THE SILVER BULLET.../The Real Love (Capitol)
CHESNEY HAWKES/The One And Only (Chrysalis)
LUTHER VANDROSS/Don't Want To Be A Fool (Epic)
BILLY FALCON/Power Windows (Jambco/Mercury)
BAD ENGLISH/Straight To Your Heart (Epic)
ROD STEWART/The Motown Song (WB)
RYTHM SYNDICATEMey Donna (Impact)
PRINCE & NEW POWER GENERAT1ON/Cream (Paisley Par eWB)
CURTIS STIGERSA Wonder Why (Arista)
RTZ/Face The Music (Giant/Reprise)
BRYAN ADAMS/(Everything I Do) I Do... (A&M/Mcrgan Creek)
HEAVY D. & THE BOYZ/Now Thal We Found Love (MCA)
HI -FIVER Can't Wait Another Minute (Jive/RCA)
STEELHEART/She's Gone (Lady) (MCA)
STEVIE NICKS/Sometimes (It's A Bitch) (ModernlAtlantic)
ROBERTA FLACK w/MAXI PRIEST/Set The Night To... (Atlantic)
SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES/Kiss Them For Me (Geffen)
HENRY LEE SUMMER/Till Somebody Loves You (Epic)
GUNS N' ROSES/Don't Cry (Geffen)
AMY GRANT/That's What Love Is For (A&M)
73 REPORTERS
.,HOTTEST JOHN MELLENCAMP (52)
VAN HALEN (24) GLORIA ESTEFAN (15)
EMF (13) LENNY KRAVITZ (13)
MARIAH CAREY (44) NATURAL SELECTION (38)
COLOR ME BADD (29) EXTREME (27)
KARYN WHITE (27)
PERFORMING WHERE PLAYED Artist/Song/Leber
BAD ENGLISH/Straight To Your Heart (Epic) CHESNEY HAWKES/The One And Only (Chrysalis) BILLY FALCON/Power Windows (Jambco/Mercury) SIOUXSIE & BANSHEES/Kiss Them For Me (Geffen)
OR-N-MOREIEveryotherday (EMI) EDDIE MONEYMeaven In The Back Seat (Columbia) RUSS IRWIN/My Heart Belongs To You (SBK) SIMPLY RED/Something Got Me Started (Elektra) VANESSA WILLIAMS/Running Back To You (Wing/Mercury) EMF/Lies (EMI) TONY TERRY/With You (Epic) STEVIE NICKS/Sometimes (It's A Bitch) (Modern/Atlantic) BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE II/Rush (Columbia) BELL BIV DEVOE/Word To The Mutha (MCA) MICHAEL W. SMITH/For You (Reunion/Geflen) BRAND NEW HEAVIES/Never Stop (Delicious Vinyl/island) SALT-N-PEPA/Let's Talk About Sex (Next Plateau)
JASMINE GUY/Just Want To Hold You (W8) METALLICAIEnter Sandman (Elektra) NAUGHTY BY NATURE/O.P.P. (Tommy Boy) K.M.C. KRUiDevil Came Up To Michigan (Curb) LISETTE MELENDEZ/A Day In My Life (Without You) (Fever/Columbia) PM DAWN/Set Adrift On Memory Bliss (Gee StreetAsland) KISS/God Gave Rock 'N' Roll To You II (Interscope/EastWest) CECE PENISTON/Finally (A&M)
Reports Report 96 Conversion 96 Top 15 %
143 59% 90% 4% 131 54% 89% 30% 122 50% 89% 34% 119 49% 82% 21% 118 49% 79% 3% 115 48% 68% 0% 115 48% 57% 2% 107 44% 54% 0% 106 44% 83% 35% 105 43% 50% 2% 99 41% 72% 37% 94 39% 81% 7% 79 33% 53% 5% 77 32% 70% 24% 75 31% 69% 8% 65 27% 51% 9% 63 26% 83% 38% 63 26% 71% 56% 58 24% 60% 20% 50 21% 70% 43% 41 17% 73% 43% 40 17% 58% 0% 33 14% 58% 11% 29 12% 76% 27% 28 12% 79% 0%
PERFORMING WHERE PLAYED is a weekly listing of those records in
New & Active and Significant Action which have a total of 25 or more
reports with at least 50% of the airplay converted to chart that have not lost more than 5 stations from the previous week's total airplay. Note:
See Parallels for a complete picture of all station activity. New records with large add totals won't show in Performing Where Played until those adds convert to chart numbers.
Reports
1 CHESNEY HAWKES/The One And... (Chrysalis) .. 131 2 HEAVY D. & THE BOYZ/Now That We Found Love (MCA) .. 125 3 BILLY FALCON/Power Windows (Jambco/Mercury) 122 4 SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES/Kiss Them For Me (Geffen) 119 5 OR-N-MORE/Everyotherday (EMI) 118 6 RUSS IRWIN/My Heart Belongs To You (SBK) 115 7 TONY TERRY/With You (Epic) 99
RTZ/Face The Music (Giant/Reprise) 99 9 STEELHEART/She's Gone (Lady) (MCA) 94
10 BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE II/Rush (Columbia) 79
Note: See Parallels for a complete picture of station activity. New records with large add totals won't show in Performing Where Played until those adds convert to chart. Top 15% is determined by dividing a song's total Top 15 reports by its total charted reports. New artists have not yet had a CHR Breaker.
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That's What Love Is For (A&M) 68% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 26, Debuts 68, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 36 including PWR95, 0105, WNCI, HOT102, KDWB, KPLZ, TIC -FM, K96.7, KCAO. See Parallels, debuts at number 40.
GUNS N' ROSES
Don't Cry (Geffen) 62% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 70, Debuts 32, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 13 including WDFX, KITS, 930, WFMF, KZZB, WMXF, WZYP, WOUT, K107. See Parallels, debuts at number 38.
CURTIS STIGERS I Wonder Why (Arista)
60% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 84, Debuts 26, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 17 including 8104, MOJO, Z100, PWR99, Y100, 0105, WSPK, WMXF, WRHT, WRVO. See Parallels, debuts at number 37.
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BAD BAD ENGLISH "Straight To Your Heart" (Epic) Reports: 143. Moves. Up 107, Debuts 10. Same 23. Down O. Adds 3, 8104. WZKS, WZOK, FLY92 21-17. PWR92 33-28. Y102 24.18, WSTW 24-19. K96 7 33-28, G105 26-21, KTUX 31-22. KSMB 20-16. See Parallels. moves 36.33 on the CHR Chart.
CHESNEY HAWKES "The One And Only" (Chrysalis) Reports: 131. Moves Up 98. Debuts 9, Same 12, Down 0. Adds 12 Including 894, 0102. WNCI, 7102. WBBO, 195, WRVO, Z102, KFOX, PWR99 5-4, WZPL 29-21, KBEO 4-3, WKBO 14-10. WAAL 7-6. See Parallels, moves 31-27 on the CHR chart. HEAVY D. á THE BOYZ "Now That We Found Love" (MCA) Reports: 125. Moves: Up 84, Debuts 2, Same 25, Down 13. Adds 1, WRON, 2100 12-10. WDFX 8-3, WZPL 30-22. PWR106 4-1, KKRZ 12.10, FUN107 2-1, WOXA 3-2, WNOK 10-7, KPRR 2-2, HOT95 5.4, KLW 40-32. See Parallels, moves 20-20 on the CHR chart
JOHN MELLENCAMP "Get A Leg Up" (Mercury) Reports: 123. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0. Same 0, Down 0. Adds 123 Including WXKS, WEDS, 1394, PRO -FM. KEGL. 0105. 0102, WPHR, WNCI, WZPL. KBEO. KDWB, WKBO, KPLZ, KUBE. BILLY FALCON "Power Windows" (Jambco/Mercury) Reports: 122. Moves: Up 90, Debuts 7, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 7, WNCI, KRXY, WIKZ, KANO, 96STO, WMMZ, WLRW, PRO - FM 33-30, KBEO 19-15, KISN 16-13, WVSR 10-8, JET -FM 12.9, PWR92 11.8, 999KHI 17-12, WPST 8-5, KOIX 25-17. See Parallels, moves 35-32 on the CHR chart.
SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES "Kiss Them For Me" (Geffen) Reports. 119. Moves: Up 74. Debuts 17. Same 21, Down 0, Adds 7. WTHT, WGTZ, 95XXX, KFOX, WILN, WIFC. KMOK, WXKS 18-15, PWR99 29-24. WDFX 10-5, KXXR 18-14, 999KH1 18-14 See Parallels, moves 39-36 on the CHR chart. OR -N -MORE "Everyotherday" (EMI) Reports: 118. Moves: Up 70, Debuts 9, Same 36, Down 0, Adds 3, WNCI, WDFX, KOY-FM, WZOU 24-21. WMXP 30-25, KISN 29-24, TIC -FM 23.18, WLAN 23-19, WWKX 28-23, WOMP 27-20, WILN 38-31. RUSS IRWIN "My Heart Belongs To You" (SBK) Reports: 115. Moves: Up 38, Debuts 24, Same 38. Down 0, Adds 15 including 7100, HOT102, KPLZ, KUBE, 7102, WKRZ, K92, WOW. 099.5, WKEE 20-15, WLAN 21-17, K96.7 34-29, WJLO 37-31, KMGZ 34.29, KGOT 39-35. EDDIE MONEY "Heaven In The Back Seat" (Columbia) Reports: 115. Moves- Up 54, Debuts 20, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 7, WTHT, WIOG, KIKX, WTBX, WSNX, KPAT, OK95, WPHR 19-16. JET -FM 19 16. PWR92 36-31, WLAN 28-24, WOUT 29-21, KKYK 27-22, 96ST0 33-27. BOB SEGER S THE SILVER BULLET BAND "The Real Love" (Capitol) Reports: 115. Moves: Up 96, Debuts 2, Same 17, Down 0. Adds 0, KISN 19-12. JET -FM 6-4, WPST 19-14, WBBO 25-15, WZYP 10-6, WZKS 18-13, WABB 38-33. KTUX 17-7. WROK 4-3, 2104 20-16. KIKX 28-24, WOMP 23-18, KZII 10-8. See Parallels, moves 29-29 on the CHR chart.
SIMPLY RED "Something Got Me Started" (EastWest) Reports: 107. Moves: Up 28. Debuts 27. Same 31. Down 0, Adds 21 including KRXY, KISN, FLY92, 98PXY, WOUT, WZKS, WHHY, XL1067. WGTZ, 2104, KCAO, KHTT, 7100 28-23, WSTW 38-29, KZFM 33-26. WRHT 31-24. VANESSA WILLIAMS "Running Back To You" {Wing/Mercury) Reports. 106. Moves Up 79, Debuts 7. Same 14. Down 0, Adds 6, KITS, KISN, G105, KHTK, 0101, KMGZ, WXKS 24-18, WZOU 9-7, WPGC 17-13, WJMO 14.10, KXXR 36-30. WWKX 17-12, HOT95 20-14, Y107 10-9. See Parallels, moves 33-30 on the CUR chart.
EMF "Lies" (EMI) Reports. 105. Moves: Up 21, Debuts 25, Same 35, Down 0, Adds 24 including WEGX, WLAN, WPST, WRCK, WKDD, CK105, WZOK, KHTK, KSND, KCAO, KPLZ 24-20. FUN107 28-24, KKYK 30-23, WROK 19-13.
TONY TERRY "With You" (Epic) Reports: 99. Moves: Up 47, Debuts 11, Same 16. Down 1, Adds 24 including WZOU, WKBO, KKRZ, KUBE, 7102, WRCK, KZZB, G105, FM100, WJLO, PWR99 22-18, KBXX 6-5, KTFM 5-4. KGGI 2-1. See Parallels, moves 38-35 on the CHR chart. RTZ "Face The Music" (Giant/Reprise) Reports: 99. Moves: Up 73. Debuts 4, Same 20, Down 2. Adds 0, FLY92 35-31, WNNK 21-17. 7102 21-17. WRCK 34.31, K96.7 25-22. 195 30-25, WOUT 7.4, KTUX 29-20. WIXX 25-19. WZOK 34.29, 95XXX 31-26.
STEVIE NICKS "Sometimes (It's A Bitch)" (Modern/Atlantic) Reports. 94 Moves Up 63. Debuts 10, Same 18. Down 0, Adds 3, KZZB, 741(00, WBXX, JET -FM 16-12, WNNK 26-19. WPST 28-19. WCGO 30-23. 7107 27-22, Z102 30-23, KTUX 27-19, WROK 12-10. WKSF 16-9. KNIN 24-19. STEELHEART "She's Gone (Lady)" (MCA) Reports 87 Moves Up 47, Debuts 2, Same 34, Down 3, Adds 1, WOMP, WAAL 18-14, WAPE 28-23. KTUX 30-21, WNYP 32-29, WJMX 28.23 WCIL 26-22, WBIZ 23-19, 794 14-8, KFTZ 39-35. BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE II "Rush" (Columbia) Reports 79 Moves Up 27. Debuts 14 Same 26, Down 0, Adds 12 Including KTFM, 999KHI, KPRR, WZYP, WOUT, WDJX, WABB, WRVO, KOIZ, WZOU 28-23 WLAN 31-26, WPST 36-27. WBBO 39.33, B93 32-25, KWOD 12-8. BELL BIV DEVOE "Word To The Mutha" (MCA) Reports 77. Moves. Up 44, Debuts 2. Same 25, Down 0, Adds 6, HOT102. KKRZ, WTHT, WABB, WBXX, KPRR, WMXP 22-15, WKSS 23-17, KZFM 28-23, HOT95 26-21, KBFM 36-16, WWHT 7 4, KKMG 34.28. MICHAEL W. SMITH "For You" (Reunion/Geffen) Reports: 75. Moves. Up 40. Debuts 10, Same 21. Down 0, Adds 4, KBEO, WKDD, WHOT, KTMT, WNCI 14-11, WZPL 23-16. WKBO 15-7, KRXY 22-15, WKEE 26-22, WRVO 26-20. Z102 38-31, K107 24.19. P.C. GUEST "After The Summer's Gone" (Headlinerecords/RtA) Reports: 74. Moves: Up 51, Debuts 3, Same 16. Down 3, Adds 1, WCIL, KISN 23-17, KZZB 29-23. WZKS 30-26. WRVO 4-3, KJ103 15.10, KKXX 12.10, WJMX 25-20, KCHX 30-26, KYYY 21-6, KLW 28-19. RICHIE SAMBORA "Ballad 01 Youth" (Mercury) Reports' 72 Moves Up 14. Debuts 7, Same 31. Down 0. Adds 20 including WZPL, KBEO, WVSR, 7102. KZZB, KOKO, KZ93, WIOG, WKPE, PRO -FM 26-21, WLAN 39-33, WOUT 31-23. CK105 30-21, WIFC 34-29, KTMT 32-29. BRAND NEW HEAVIES "Never Stop" (Delicious Vinyl/Island) Reports: 65. Moves. Up 22. Debuts 6. Same 27, Down 0, Adds 10, KOY-FM, FUN107, WSTW, KZZB, WRHT, WDJX, KF95. KFOX, 797, KFFM, WDFX 27-21. PWR106 10-7, KZFM 26-16, HOT95 19.13. KBFM 34-21. VAN HALEN "Top Of The World" (WB) Reports 64 Moves. Up 0, Debuts 0. Same 0, Down 0, Adds 64 including 894. PRO -FM, KEGL, KBEO. WKBO, KPLZ, PWR92 930, WSTW, WBBO, WBBO WZYP, WAPE, WDJX, WRVO, WIOG, KHTT. JASMINE GUY "Just Want To Hold You" (WB) Reports 63 Loves. Up 25, Debuts 4, Same 21. Down 5, Adds 8, WXKS, WZOU, KISN, WOXA, KMGZ. KFRX, 99KG, KGOT. WPGC 11-9. WJMO 19-14. KS104 1.1, HOT977 4-3, KPRR 10-7. B95 1.1, 194 5.1, KDON 1-1.
SALT -N -PEPA "Let's Talk About Sex" (Next Plateau) Reports' 63. Moves Up 46. Debuts 4, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 3, PWR96, WKSI, KRO, KBXX 4-3, PWRPIG 14-8, WJMO 12-9, WPHR 13-10, HOT102 30-21, PWR106 23-17. KOY-FM 16.11, FM102 26-19. TIC -FM 17-9. WKSS 20-15, WNOK 40-33.
DESMOND CHILD "You're The Story 0f My Life" (Elektra) Reports 61 Moves. Up 2, Debuts 7, Same 26. Down 0, Adds 26 including WZOU. WNCI, PWR92, WKRZ, WYCR, KZZB. WRHT, KK7K, 7107, HOT949, 7100 4-29, WKBO d-30, WLAN 36-30. METALLICA "Enter Sandman" (Elektra) Reports 58 Moves Up 28. Debuts 2. Same 15. Down 0. Adds 13 including KPLZ, KUBE. WRHT, WZKS, WRVO, WZOK, KIKX. K012. KNOE, KMGZ, WIKZ 25.19, WBBO 36-26. KZZB 32-27, WZYP 31.12, WOUT 30-24, WABB 25.18, KNIN 13-9.
FARM "Groovy Train" (Reprise) Reports. 57 Moves Up 14. Debuts 11. Same 22. Down 0. Adds 10. 0105. WDFX, KDWB, PWR92. WBBO, WZYP, KRO, WNYP, WFHT, 194, PWR99 31-26, WPST 38-34, 0105 34.30. OK95 40-34.
COMMITMENTS "Try A Little Tenderness" (MCA) Reports: 52 Moves- Up 2. Debuts 5, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 24 including KUBE. FLY92, WIKZ, WERZ. TIC -FM, FUN107, 930, WSTW, WZYP, KKYK, 1107, WRVO, WZOU d-34, 999KHI 38-30 WZKS 38-34
J JOHN MELLENCAMP (123)
VAN HALEN (64) PRINCE & N.P.G. (38)
AMY GRANT (36) GLORIA ESTEFAN (29) ROBERTA FLACK (28) DESMOND CHILD (26) D.J. JAllY JEFF (26) LENNY KRAVITZ (26)
VANILLA ICE (26)
HOTTEST MARIAH CAREY (143)
NATURAL SELECTION (109) COLOR ME BAN (105)
MARKY MARK &... (102) EXTREME (76)
KARYN WHITE (67) FIREHOUSE (59)
BOYZ II MEN (57) BONNIE RAITT (43) BRYAN ADAMS (23)
CORINA "Whispers" (Cutting/Atco) Reports. 50. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 8 Same 19, Down 0, Adds 18 Including MOJO, PRO -FM, B96. WVSR, WTHT, WFMF, KZZB. KBFM. XL1067, B95, KDON, Z90, WZOU 35-30. PWRPIG 23-19. TIC -FM 31-24
NAUGHTY BY NATURE "O.P.P." (Tommy Boy) Reports 50. Moves Up 23. Debuts 4, Same 6. Down 0, Adds 17 including WEGX. WAVA, B97, WJMO. WKSE. WWKX, 0105. WBBO, WABB, KKXX, WZOU 20-15, MOJO 26-19, 2100 18-12, WPGC 1-1, PWR96 20-13, KMEL 1-1
ZIGGY MARLEY d THE MELODY MAKERS "Good Time" (Virgin) Reports 50. Moves: Up 17, Debuts 3, Same 26, Down 0. Adds 4, WAVA, KZFM, KPRR, KBFM, WNCI 22-19. WERZ 630. WWHT 14.12, KKXX 22-19. PWR102 34-30. KZZU 0-39, KZOZ d-40
J_I.»-J,rll REMBRANDTS "Save Me" (Atco) Reports: 45. Moves. Up 3, Debuts 5. Same 30, Down 0. Adds 7, JET -FM, 2102. WIXX. WWFX, WVBS. KLW. OK95, WPST 0-38, WSTW d-38, WZYP d-37, WGTZ 29-26, KWOD d-29, WPRR 32-26. WIFC 35-32.
K.M.C. KRU "Devil Came Up To Michigan" (Curb) Reports: 41. Moves: Up 17, Debuts 4, Same 11, Down 4, Adds 5, 999KHI, 195, WABB, KKSS, KOIZ, WDFX d-17. KXXR 16-10, WFMF 4-1, KZZB 25-19, WHHY 24.15, 7107 9-8, KTUX 15-9, KRO 24.19
CROWDED HOUSE "Fall At Your Feet" (Capitol) Reports 41. Moves' Up 6, Debuts 4, Same 27. Down 0, Adds 4. WCGO, WROK, KF95, KGOT, 0102 d-35. KRXY 24-19. WLAN 33-28, 999KH1 39.35, KWOD 22-18, KFOX 27-23. KTMT 30-23.
LISETTE MELENDEZ "A Day In My Life (Without You)" (Fever/Columbia) Reports' 40. Moves. Up 9, Debuts 10, Same 5. Down 0, Adds 16 including WXKS. WZOU, 2100, WJMO, KMEL. B93, 7107, X11067, WJLO, PRO -FM 32-28. PWRf-6 21-18. FLY92 d-33, WWKX 33-28. K96.7 39-33. 290 27-24.
BLUE TRAIN "All I Need Is You" (Zoo) Reports. 39. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 3, Same 17, Down 0. Adds 14 including PRO -FM, KIIS, KKFR, K07 -FM. WOGN, WABB, KZZU, WFHT, KRXY 29-22, 893 39.29- KWOD 29.25, WJAD 4-39. KOIX 40-33.
PM DAWN "Set Adrift On Memory Bliss" (Gee Street/Island) Reports: 33. Moves: Up 6. Debuts 8. Same 1, Down 0, Adds 18 Including WIOO, KTFM, WJMO, HOT102, K01 -FM, KGGI, KC101, WWKX. K96 7, 110795, WPGC 23.15, KBXX 20.15, FM102 29-24, 0106 29-22. KMEL 31-21.
GLORIA ESTEFAN "Live For Loving You" (Epic) Reports: 31. Moves Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0. Adds 29 including PRO -FM. PWR96, KRXY, KISN, WLAN, 999KHI, WBBO, WCGO, KZFM, WJLO. 7100 27-15, KIIS on.
D.J. JAZZY JEFF á FRESH PRINCE "Ring My Bell" (Jive/RCA) Repons: 31. Moves: Up 2. Debuts 3. Same 0. Down 0, Ades 26 including KBXX, B96, WJMO, KS104, PWR106, KKFR, 0106. HOT977, TIC -FM, WWKX, WBBO, Y107, KKMG, KMEL 35-31, WCKZ 4-32, KWIN d-31
MC SKAT KAT "Skat Strut" (Virgin) Reports: 29. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 5. Same 11. Down 0. Adds 7, WZOU. KXXR, 0106. FLY92, WKSS, 895, 290. WSPK 38-35, WCKZ 32-29, PWR102 35-31, 099.5 4-29. KYRK 30-26.
KISS "God Gave Rock 'N' Roll To You II" (Interscope/EWA) Reports: 29. Moves: Up 15, Debuts 2, Same 10, Down 2, Adds O. WAAL 31-26, PWR92 21-11, WCGO 40-35. WOUT 38.32, WKDD 26-23, CK105 16-13, WIOG 18-12, WJMX 30-25, KLW 39-34. KMGZ 28-23.
CECE PENISTON "Finally" (A&M) Reports: 28. Moves: Up 11, Debuts 9, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 4, WXKS, KKXX, KOY-F M. KCHX, WZOU 30-22. WPGC 30 24, WJMO 38-35, KKFR 28-24, KMEL 30-26, TIC -FM 35-25, WKSS 27-20, PWR102 32-26.
LENNY KRAVITZ "Stand By My Woman" (Virgin) Reports: 26. Moves: Up O. Debuts 0, Same 0. Down 0, Adds 26 including WOGN, 999KHI, WBBO, KZZB, WCGO, WBBO, HOT95, WAPE, WJLO, 2102, KTUX, KFOX, K012.
VANILLA ICE f/NAOMI CAMPBELL "Cool As Ice" (SBK) Reports: 26. Moves: Up 0, Debuts O. Sarre 0, Down 0, Adds 26 including 8104, W100, WMXP, WDFX, KKFR, TIC -FM, K96.7, WOKI, 7107, XL1067, CK105, K107, KWC, KOMO, 797.
CRASH TEST DUMMIES "Superman's Song" (Arista) Reports' 24. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 1, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 8, WLAN, 999KHI, KZFM, WABB, KOIZ, KZII, WCIL, ZFUN, WNVZ d-25, KPLZ 22-16, KTUX 23-16, KWOD 13-9, 99KG 17-10
EX -GIRLFRIEND "Why Can't You Come Home" (Reprise) Reports: 23. Moves' Up 13. Debuts 0. Same 7, Down 1, Adds 2, WPGC. 0106- WMXP 13-10, KS104 9-8, FM102 4-2. HOT977 16-11, KKXX 26-21, 895 9-8, KWIN 18-12. WFHT 23-19.
VOICE OF THE BEEHIVE "Monsters á Angels" (London/PIG) Reports: 22. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 22 includ. g WLAN, WPST, WBBO, WMXF, WAPE, CK105, KWOD, HOT949, 099.5, KISR, KLW, KROC. KFTZ
TRACIE SPENCER "Tender Kisses" (Capitol) Reports 20 Moves. Up 6, Debuts 7, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 4, 999KHI, KKMG, KDON, KOMO. WPGC 27-20, KKXX 21.16. WLAN 38-32. KZFM 4-33. KPRR 625, PWR102 4-35, WFHT 29-23.
MOTLEY CRUE "Primal Scream" (Elektra) Reports 20 Moves Up 8, Debuts 1, Same 10. Down 0, Adds 1, WBXX. JET -FM on-dp, WOUT 636. WROK on-dp. WOMP on-dp, WKSF 26-23, KNIN 27-25.
RIFF "If You're Serious" (SBK) Reports: 20. Moves Up 11, Debuts 3, Same 5, Down O. Adds 1, KOY-FM. WJMO 31-29, FM102 23-20, FLY92 31-27. WLAN 34-29, 7107 17-14, PWR102 26-22, H01949 30-25, KWIN 30-21.
ROBBIE NEVIL "For Your Mind" (EMI) Reports. 19. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 19 including WXKS, PRO -FM, KISN, KZZB, HOT95, WPXR, 96ST0, CK105, WGRD, KJ103, 099.5, KZZU.
BOYZ II MEN "It's So Hard To Say Goodbye To Yesterday" (Motown) Reports: 19. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 1, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 6, WOXA. 195, Z102. KRO, WFHT, WBXX, W100 28-17, WMXP 25-17, PWR99 18-14, KOY-FM 29-24, 0106 16.13, 290 18-15.
TKA "Louder Than Love" (Tommy Boy) Reports: 18. Moves Up 10, Debuts 0, Same 3, Down 4, Adds 1, XL1067, B96 18-15. KGGI 21-18, WKSS 29-22, WOXA 26 23, B93 38-27, K96 7 18-14. KZFM 25 22, KBFM 39-22
ANOTHER BAD CREATION "Jealous Girl" (Motown) Reports' 18. Moves Up 11, Debuts 0, Sane 7, Down 0, Adds O. WXKS 33-30, W100 20-16, KKFR 26-23. WWKX 30-27. WCKZ ondp. KPRR on-dp. WBBO on. HCT95 27-18, KWIN 34-29.
NIKOLAJ STEEN "Angel" (Imago) Reports 16. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 1, Same 6, Down 1, Adds 0. WNVZ on, KXXR on. WPST 29-24. 2102 24-22. KJ103 17.14, KMYZ d-30, WOMP 10-9, KISR 28-26.
HI -C "I'm Not Your Puppet" (Hollywood) Reports: 14. Moves. Up 10, Debuts 0, Same 2, Down 2, Adds O. KBXX 9-8, PWR106 31-26, KKFR 17-14, 0106 24-18, KMEL 18-16, B95 6-4. PWR102 7-4
PRETTY IN PINK "All About You" (Motown) Reports: 14. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 1, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 0, KS104 19-17, FM102 14-12. KMEL 21.20, KBFM 4-39. KCAO 32-29. KYRK 38-30.
ICY BLU "I Wanna Be Your Girl" (Giant/WB) Reports 13 Moves Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 8. WKSS, WOGN, WCKZ, KPRR, WJLO. CK105. KKSS, KCAO, B96 d-30, KKXX on dp. KLUC 4-28
FRANKIE KNUCKLES "The Whistle Song" (Virgin) Reports 13 Moves Up 3. Debuts 2, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 1, PWR106, HOT97 5-5, W100 25-22, KTFM on, KMEL 27-25, WKSS d 30, WWKX d-35. KPRR on-dp
ANGELICA "Angel Baby" (Quality) Reports 12. Moves Up 3, Debuts 3, Same 1, Down O. Adds 5, KTFM, HOT977, KKXX, 099.5. KTMT, KGGI 7.6, 0106 15-8, B95 d-27, PWR102 4-29. 290 15-8, KWIN 0-26
DJ OUIK "Tonight" (Profile) Reports. 12. Moves' Up 5, Debuts 0. Same 5, Down 2. Adds 0, K0015-5. HOT977 ondp, KKXX on-dp, 095 13-10, PWR102 12-10, 290 29-25.
OMD "Pandora's Box (It's A Long, Long Way)" (Virgin) Reports 11. Moves Up 5, Debuts 1, Same 3. Down 2, Adds 0, WZOU 16-14, B97 24-20, WPHR 26-25, KITS on. WWKX 27-26, KWOD 5-4, KCHX d-29, KMGZ on.
KID 'N PLAY "I Ain't Gonna Hurt Nobody" (Select/Elektra) Reports- 10. Moves. Up O. Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 10. KBXX, 0106, KMEL, HOT977. 999KHI. KZFM, 895. PWR102. KCAO. KWIN
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The international smash single and video follows -up their Top 5 GOLD hit and
#1 video "3 A.M. ETERNAL." From the new GOLD album THE WHITE ROOM.
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NATIONAL AIRPLAY OVERVIEW
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MARIAH CAREY/Emotions (Columbia)
KARYN WHITE/Romantic (WB)
MARKY MARK á.../Good Vibrations (Interscope/EWA)
NATURAL SELECTION/Do Anything (EastWest)
BOYZ II MEN/Motownphilly (Motown)
EXTREME/Hole Hearted (A&M)
BONNIE RAITT/Something To Talk About (Capitol)
FIREHOUSE/Love Of A Lifetime (Epic)
R.E.M./Shiny Happy People (WB)
MICHAEL BOLTON/Time, Love And Tenderness (Columbia)
C & C MUSIC FACTORY/Things That Make.. (Columbia)
AARON NEVILLE/Everybody Plays The Fool (A&M)
MARTIKA/Love...Thy Will Be Done (Columbia)
CATHY DENNIS/Too Many Walls (Polydor/PLG)
BRYAN ADAMS/Can't Stop This Thing We Started (A&M)
JESUS JONESAieal, Real, Real (SBK)
LUTHER VANDROSS/Don't Want To Be A Fool (Epic)
PAULA ABDUL/The Promise Of A New... (CaptiveNirgin)
HEAVY D. & THE BOYZIow That We Found Love (MCA)
BRYAN ADAMS/(Everything I Do)... (ABM/Magan Creek)
BAD COMPANYNValk Through Fire (Atco)
RYTHM SYNDICATEAiey Donna (Impact)
HI -FIVER Can't Wait Another Minute (Jive/RCA)
PRINCE & NEW POWER.../Cream (Paisley Park/WB)
ROD STEWART/The Motown Song (WB)
CHESNEY HAWKES/The One And Only (Chrysalis)
ROBERTA FLACK w/MAXI PRIEST/Set The... (Atlantic)
BOB SEGER & THE SILVER.../The Real Love (Capitol)
VANESSA WILLIAMS/Running Back To... (Wing/Mercury)
TAMI SHOW/The Truth (RCA)
BILLY FALCON/Power Windows (Jambco/Mercury)
BAD ENGLISH/Straight To Your Heart (Epic)
SCORPIONS/Wind Of Change (Mercury)
TONY TERRY/With You (Epic)
SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES/Kiss Them Fa Me (Geffen)
CURTIS STIGERSA Wonder Why (Arista)
GUNS N' ROSES/Don't Cry (Geffen)
SEAL/Crazy (Sire/VVB)
AMY GRANT/That's What Love Is For (A&M)
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MICHAEL BOLTON/Time, Love And Tenderness (Columbia)
BOB SEGER & THE SILVER.../The Real Love (Capitol)
ROD STEWART/The Motown Song (WB)
BRYAN ADAMS/ (Everything I Do)... (A&M/Morgan Creek)
BONNIE RAITT/Something To Talk About (Capitol)
CHICAGOYou Come To My Senses (Full Moon/Reprise)
HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWSAt Hit Me Like... (EMI)
MARIAH CAREY/Emotions (Columbia)
BETH NIELSEN CHAPMAN/All I Have (Reprise)
TRIPLETS/Sunrise (Mercury)
NEIL DIAMOND/11 There Were No Dreams (Columbia)
GLORIA ESTEFAN/Live For Loving You (Epic)
AMY GRANT/Every Heartbeat (A&M)
BETTE MIDLER/The Gift Of Love (Atlantic)
LUTHER VANDROSS/Don't Want To Be A Fool (Epic)
ROXETTE/fading Like A Flower (Every Time...) (EMI)
BILLY DEAN/Somewhere In My Broken Heart (SBK/Capitol)
R. FLACK wAM. PRIEST/Set The Night To... (Atlantic)
LENNY KRAVITZAt Ain't Over 'Til It's Over (Virgin)
RONNIE MILSAP/Since I Don't Have You (RCA)
MICHAEL W. SMITH/For You (Reunion/Geffen)
DIANA ROSS/When You Tell Me That You... (Motown)
ZUCCHERO w/P. YOUNG/Senza Una... (London/PLG)
CURTIS STIGERSA Wonder Why (Arista)
SIMPLY RED/Something Got Me Started (EastWest)
DAVE STEWART (/CANDY DULFERA_ily Was... (Arista)
PEABO BRYSON/Can You Slop The Rain (Columbia)
AMY GRANT/That's What Love Is For (A&M)
New 6 Active Pg. 70 Adds & Hots Pg. 72
Associate Reporters, Full -Service Pg. 73
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8 s 2 0 VANESSA WILLIAMS/Running Back.. (Wing/Mercury)
3 2 1 3 COLOR ME BADDA Adore Mi Amor (Giant/Reprise)
17 14 9 0 BOYZ II MENAI's So Hard To Say Goodbye (Motown)
18 16 12 0 MARIAH CAREY/Emotions (Columbia)
16 13 10 Q O'JAYS/Keep On Lovin Me (EMI)
19 17 14 Q JENNIFER HOLLIDAYA'm On Your Side (Arista)
14 12 11 0 PRINCE & THE NEW.../Gett Off (Paisley ParktWB)
zo 18 15 0 LISA FISCHER/Save Me (Elektra)
s 6 3 10 EX-GIRLFRIEND/Why Can't You Come Home ;Reprise)
23 19 16 m GUY/D.O.G. Me Out (Uptown/MCA)
n 20 18 ® BELL BIV DEVOE/Word To The Mutha! (MCA)
25 21 19 ® STEVIE WONDER/Fun Day (Motown)
32 27 22 JODECl/Forever My Lady (Uptown/MCA)
28 22 zo ® NAUGHTY BY NATURE/O.P.P. (Tommy Boy)
29 24 21 TRACIE SPENCER/Tender Kisses (Capitol)
36 28 23 © DAMIAN DAME/Right Down To It (LaFace/Arista)
37 30 26 SHABBA RANKSMousecall (Epic)
31 23 24 S.O.S. BAND/Sometimes I Wonder (Tabu/A&M)
6 7 6 20 WHITNEY HOUSTON/My Name Is Not Susan (Arista)
- 34 31 ® GLADYS KNIGHT/Superwoman (MCA)
26 26 25 © ANOTHER BAD CREATION/Jealous Girl (Motown)
38 33 28 ® RUDE BOYS/Are You Lonely For Me? (Atlantic)
a 3 5 24 BRAND NEW HEAVIES/Never Stop (Delicious V nylAslard)
34 29 27 ® DONNA SUMMERNVhen Love Cries (Atlantic)
39 32 29 0 JOHNNY GILL/'m Still Waiting (Giant/Reprise)
- 39 32 / GENE RICENou're A Victim (RCA)
- - 36 © BEBE & CECE WINANS/1'll Take You There (Capitol)
ao 35 33 © SMALL CHANGE/Tear Drops (Mercury)
- - 4o Q PATTI LABELLE/Feels Like Another One (MCA)
39 0 BARRY WHITE/Put Me In Your Mix (A&M)
DEBUT © TONY! TONII TONEI/Me 8 You (Owest/WB)
2 1 7 33 PHYLLIS HYMANADn't Wanna Change... (Philly/Zoo)
- 37 © SURFACE/You Are The One (Columbia)
- 38 ® SOUNDS OF BLACKNESS/The Pressure (Perspelive/ABM)
a 17 36 LUTHER VANDROSS/Don't Want To Be A Fool (Epic)
7 e e 37 TEVIN CAMPBELL/Just Ask Me To (Owest/WB)
DEBUT Q CHRIS WALKER/Giving You All My... (Pendulum/Elektra)
- 36 u 39 NEWKIRK/Small Thing (Def Jam/Columbia)
BREAKER MARC NELSONA Want You (Capitol)
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8 0 BILLY BRAGG/Don't Try This At Home (Elektra)
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7 O SMITHEREENS/Blow Up (Capitol) ro O LLOYD COLE/Don't Get Weird On Me, Babe (Capitol)
3 7 CROWDED HOUSENVoodface (Capitol)
2 8 PSYCHEDELIC FURSNVorld Outside (Columbia)
6 9 VOICE OF THE BEEHIVE/Honey Lingers (London/PLG)
11 ap TRANSVISION VAMP/Little Magnets Versus The Bubble.. (MCA)
Complete TOP 30 New Rock Chart Pg. 80
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7 cp MANHATTAN TRANSFER/The Offbeat Of Avenues (Columbia)
3 5 BONNIE RAITTA_uck Of The Draw (Capitol)
6 0 WARREN HILL/Kiss Under The Moon (Novus/RCA)
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4 8 AARON NEVILLE/Warm Your Heart (A&M)
12 0 PRIDE N' POLITIX/Changes (EastWest)
ro o ANIMAL LOGIC/Animal Logic II (IRS) 'Keeps bullet due to continued growth.
Complete TOP 30 NAC Chart Pg. 74
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3 3 McCOY TYNER/Remembering John (Enja)
6 0 KENNY BARRON/Quick Step (Enja)
s 0 GEOFF KEEZERMere And Now (Blue Note)
9 0 WYNTON MARSALIS/Thick In The South... Vol. 1 (Columbia)
a 7 BOBBY HUTCHERSON/Mirage (Landmark) 1s 0 VARIOUS ARTISTS/Bluesiana II (Windham Hill/Jazz)
12 0 HERB ELLIS/Roll Call (Justice)
7 10 TOUGH YOUNG TENORS/Alone Together (Antilles/island)
BREAKER (f/ BREAKER 0 BREAKER BREAKER
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- 3 2 0 GUNS N' ROSES/Don't Cry (Geffen)
9 a 3 0 BRYAN ADAMS/Can't Stop This Thing... (ABM)
BREAKER° JOHN MELLENCAMP/Get A Leg Up (Mercury)
6 5 a rtj DIRE STRAITS/Calling Elvis (WB)'
42 25 9 0 VAN HALEN/Top Of The World (WB)
11 8 s Q EDDIE MONEY/Heaven In The Back Seat (Columbia)'
to 9 B 8 BAD ENGLISH/Straight To Your Heart (Epic)
7 6 6 9 STEVIE NICKS/Sometimes It's A Bitch (Modern/Atlantic)
12 11 to 0 METALLICA/Enter Sandman (Elektra)
23 20 is l SCORPIONS/Send Me An Angel (Mercury)
19 17 12 BAD COMPANY/Walk Through Fire (Atco)
BREAKER® BOB SEGER & THE SILVER.../The Fire Insde (Capitol)
t 2 7 14 TOM PETTY & THE.../Out In The Cold (MCA)
21 19 16 0 RICHIE SAMBORABallad Of Youth (Mercury)
26 21 19 LITTLE FEAT/Shake Me Up (Morgan Creek)
24 22 20 TESLA/Edison's Medicine (Geffen)
13 II 13 18 JETHRO TULL/This Is Not Love (Chrysalis)
1s is 14 19 FOUR HORSEMEN/Nobody Said It Was.. (Def American)
20 18 17 aTIN MACHINE/One Shot (Victory Music/R.G)'
- 28 25 ® OZZY OSBOURNE/No More Tears (Epic Associated)
- 27 23 © CULT/Wild Hearted Son (Sire/Reprise)
25 24 22 ® MOTLEY CRUE/Primal Scream (Elektra)'
27 23 21 24 SMITHEREENS/Top Of The Pops (Capitol)
- 48 30 ® TOM PETTY & THE...Anto The Great Wide Open (MCA)
BREAKER STORMA've Got A Lot To Learn (Interscope/EWA)
BREAKERC SCREAM/Man In The Moon (Hollywood)
43 35 31 © 38 SPECIALAiebel To Rebel (Charisma)
2 7 11 29 EXTREMEMole Hearted (A&M)
s 12 24 30 VAN HALEN/unarourd (WB)
48 4o 34 ® ALICE IN CHAINS/Sea Of Sorrow (Columbia)
- 47 37 © DIRE STRAITS/Heavy Fuel (WB)
1a 16 26 33 SCHOOL OF FISH/3 Strange Days (Capitol)
DEBUT )/ 0 ROBBIE ROBERTSON/What About Now (Geffen)
- - 46 © RTZ/There's Another Side (Giant/Reprise)
3e 0 GUNS N' ROSES/Live And Let Die (Geffen)
- so 39 ID ALLMAN BROTHERS/Bad Rain (Epic)
a to 27 38 BOB SEGER & THE SILVER.../The Real Love (Capitol)
54 46 at © DILLINGERMome For Better Days (JRS)
I DEBUT 0 SHADOW KING/ Want You (Atlantic)
'Keeps bullet due to continued growth.
Complete TOP 60 Tracks Chart Pg. 78; LP Chart Pg. 77
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7 6 s © DIAMOND RIO/Mirror, Mirror (Arista)
11 B 6 0 PAUL OVERSTREETBall And Chain (RCA)
14 10 9 0 RICKY VAN SHELTONMeep II Between... (Columbia)
12 9 8 0 JOE DIFFIEMew Way (To Light Up An Old Flame)(Epic)
17 13 11 0 ALAN JACKSON/Someday (Arista)
1s 12 10 0 MIKE REID/As Simple As That (Columbia)
22 is 13 0 TRAVIS TRITT/Anymore (WB)
16 14 12 1 LORRIE MORGAN/A Picture Of Me (Without You) (RCA)
s 3 r 11 DOUG STONER Thought It Was You (Epic)
zo 17 14 ® PAM T1LLIS/Put Yourself In My Place (Arista)
18 16 15 ® DWIGHT YOAKAM/Nothing's Changed Here (Reprise)
3 1 7 14 CLINT BLACK/Where Are You Now (RCA)
25 20 17 MARTY STUART/Tempted (MCA)
28 22 18 K. WHITLEY & E. T. CONLEYBrotherly Love (RCA)
44 29 21 m TRISHA YEARWOOD/Like We Never Had... (MCA)
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27 25 20 11 McBRIDE á THE RIDE/Same Old Star (MCA)
31 27 22 0 CONWAY TWITTY/She's Got A Man On Her Mind (MCA)
BREAKERS GEORGE STRAIT/The Chill Of An Early Fall (MCA)
ROB CROSBY/Still Burnin' For You (Arista)
VINCE GILL/Look At Us (MCA)
STEVE WARINERA.eave Him Out Of This (Arista)
DEBUTS DEBUT LEE GREENWOOD/Between A Rock And... (Capitol)
DEBUT >C) OAK RIDGE BOYSBaby On Board (RCA)
DEBUT Q GREAT PLAINS/A Picture Of You (Columbia)
( DEBUT 0) KEITH PALMER/Don't Throw Me In The Briar Patch (Epic)
Complete TOP 30 Contemporary Jazz Chart Pg. 74 Complete TOP SO Country Chart Pg. 66; Country Song Information Index Pg. 68