ISSUE NUMBER 476
I N S I D E:
Radio Measured in The
Car & Office
Arbitron subscribers just received a
booklet measuring in -car and working per-
sons radio listening. Jhan Hiber takes a
detailed look at the booklet and what it can
mean to your sales presentations.
Page 12
KROO Loses Another
Round With FCC
The license denial of KROO (AM) was
upheld by the FCC Review Board, and that
does not improve the chances for KROO-
FM's appeal, with the same owners under
fire.
The Beautiful Music/
Page 4
Easy Listening Debate
What's Beautiful Music? How do you
define Easy Listening? Five prominent
BM/EL executives discuss the difference
between the two terms and the relative
health of both in radio today, with Gail Mit-
chell moderating. Page 35
Parikhal Warns
Of Video,
New Music Dangers
"The band ... had great appeal to 25+
listeners who loved the music. Then
they saw the band's video and freaked
out; they assumed (the hit) was an aber-
ration, so they were no longer interested
in buying the album." Researcher/prog-
nosticator John Parikhal pulls no punches
in assessing the AOR radio and record
scene of today, warning of "overreaction"
to modern music and declaring, "Incorrect
use of videos may hurt careers as much as
good ones may help them." Page 28
People in The
News This Week
Denny Rossman GM at WFBO & WNDE
Bob Sterling National PD for Sanders
Michael Ludlum CBS-AM Exec. News
Director
Tom Carr PD at WLZZ
Trip Reeb PD at WCMF
Ted Stecker starts consultancy
Bobby Hatfield PD at KOMA
Page 3, 18
Radio Sales: Stressing
Strengths To Agencies
Charlie Trubia, Sr. VP for the Ted Bates
ad agency, provides some ideas on how
radio can more successfully pursue na-
tional business - and going head -to-head
with TV is not one of them. Page 17
News On The Street
Has Infinity bought KCBO? Is Vic Faraci
headed for a WB/Nashville VP post? Will
Donna Summer's next LP be on Poly -
Gram? Answers to these questions (and
they're not all "yes") and more in Street
Talk, where the fastest -breaking news is
found each week. Page 21
$3.60 Single Copy
THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER
Brown Malrite's
Western Region VP
Doug Brown has been named
to the new position of VP/West-
ern Region of Malrite Commun-
ications Group, with operating
responsibility for KLAK &
KPPL/Denver and KNEW &
KSAN/San Francisco. Brown
will be based at the Denver
properties and will assume the
GM duties for both stations.
Former KLAK & KPPL Presi-
dent/GM Jim Teeson is staying
on as Station Manager; both he
and KNEW & KSAN VP/GM
Steve Edwards will now report
to Brown.
A Malrite Regional VP since
1980 and a company executive
for eight years, Brown most re-
cently was supervising sister
stations WLZZ & WZUU/Mil-
waukee while serving as VP/
GM at KLBB & KEEY/Minne-
apolis.
Malrite Executive VP Gil
Rosenwald stated, "Doug has
Taft Taps
Costello To
Manage KYYS
Mike Costello, General Sales
Manager of Taft's WDAF/Kan-
sas City since 1979, has been ap-
pointed VP/GM of sister FM
KYYS. Costello replaces Bob
Garrett, who resigned owing to
philosophical differences,.
Costello told R&R, "I'm real
excited about it. The airstaff is
superb, and the sales people
really know their jobs. So my
job should be easy."
Before joining WDAF, Costel-
lo was a sales staffer and Local
Sales Manager at Taft's
WKRQ/Cincinnati for five
years. He previously worked in
promotions at WSB-TV/Atlanta
and WIOD/Miami.
Garrett, an eight-year KYYS
veteran who became Station
Manager in 1977, GM in 1979,
and VP/GM in 1981, com-
mented, "I just had some dif-
ferent philosophies about how
the station should be run. I was
feeling very comfortable about
our progress, but it was ap-
parently not progressing fast
enough for them. I have con-
fidence in my abilities; I've
been a winner in AOR for a long
time."
MARCH 25, 1983
Abernethy New GM
At WCAO WXYV
Plough Broadcasting has pro- these two fine broadcasting
moted WSUN/St. Petersburg properties in a strong market
General Sales Manager Bob like Baltimore. Both stations
Abernethy to General Manager have track records of being
of WCAO & WXYV/Baltimore. very competitive in the market,
A 20-year industry veteran, but there is always room for im-
Abernethy joined Plough in provement, and many improve-
1979. ments will be forthcoming."
Commenting on his new posi-
tion, Abernethy told R&R, "I'm Abernethy replaces Joe Ca-
thrilled to be given the reign of hill, who has retired.
EXITS NOBLE POSITION
Felix Forms Consultancy
Frank Felix, who devised No-
ble Broadcast Consultants'
"Album -Oriented Hits" AOR
format as well as the firm's
syndicated CHR format, has
resigned to form his own con-
sultancy. However, Noble Ex-
ec. VP John Lynch indicated
the parting may not fully be re-
solved.
"We have contracts with a
number of clients, and we in- Frank Felix
tend to fulfill those contracts,"
Lynch told R&R. "We feel tunity to do it myself, which is
Frank has obligations with us something I've thought of do-
that will have to be solved le-
gally. He resigned with no no-
ing for many years now." Ask-
ed why he left at this time,
tice and walked out of here the Felix replied, "I was aware
day the spring book began. that the contracts for my client
We're looking at and talking to stations were all about to ex-
played a key role in the growth a number of people right now pire."
of our company, and his knowl- who will fulfill those con- Before joining Noble 21 years
edge and experience make him tracts." ago, Felix was PD at KFMG/
the natural choice to head up Felix told R&R, "I sure hope Albuquerque and KBPI/Den-
our key Western markets." there are no hard feelings. ver, where he became known
Brown told R&R, "It's a They're a great group of peo- for his tight-listed AOR ap-
tremendous opportunity, and ple. I wish them the best of proach. His new consultancy is
I'm delighted. KPPL and luck. But this is a golden oppor - still unnamed at this time.
KLAK have done a fine job over
the years establishing them-
selves in the market, so I'm ex- Bartell New VP/GM
cited about being able to step in-
to a situation where we already
have an excellent reputation. At KEX & KQFM
I'm going to try to expand on Kenneth Bartell has been pro- Ken's talents within Golden
that and help these stations moted from Operations Man- West Broadcasters to promote
grow even further." ager to VP/GM of KEX & to this important position. As an
Explaining his new role furth- KQFM/Portland. He replaces
er, Brown continued, "We're Walt Reid, who transferred to
eight-year resident of the Port-
land area and a four-year em-
actively looking for other ac- Golden West Broadcasters' cor-
ployee of KEX, Ken has the
quisitions in the Western part of porate office in Los Angeles
knowledge of the market and
the country. I'll be responsible last week (R&R 3-18). Bartell, the station to help raise KEX &
for these properties, though this who joined KEX in 1979 as Busi- KQFM to new heights as lead-
appointment does not alter ness Manager, previously serv- ing broadcast properties in
Steve Edwards's job duties in ed ten years as comptroller of
Portland and the great North-
any way. He and I have been the Sheraton Corporation in San west."
friends for a long time, and I Juan, PR. Bartell told R&R, "It's nice to
feel very fortunate just to be In making the announcement, be in this position at this time.
associated with him and the Golden West President Bill We've got a lot of places to go,
other fine people on the West Ward said, "We are very for-
Coast." tunate to have a person with
and I'm happy to be here to help
lead the way."
Utz, St. Pierre Program WHJY & WHJJ
WHJY & WHJJ/Providence think we can really shake up the Commenting on St. Pierre,
have filled their programming city. I don't need to turn around who was promoted from WHJJ
vacancies, as Ted Utz has been WHJY, just bring it up to the Asst. PD, Franks told R&R,
named PD of AOR WHJY and next level."
Ron St. Pierre has been pro- WHJY & WHJJ owner/GM
"He's proved himself to be an
outstanding guy who's done
moted to PD at News/Talk- John Franks commented, "I many of the jobs of a PD as Jim
formatted WHJJ. Jim Murphy, chose Ted as PD for four rea- Murphy's assistant. He's ex-
who had been PD of both sta- sons: 1) his talents, ability, and cellent in every area."
tions, recently joined WHDH/ personality; 2) because of the
Boston as PD (R&R 3-4). size and nature of the market he
St. Pierre, who has been with
comes from and its compatibili-
WHJJ for three years, stated,
Utz, who was most recently "It's very exciting. It's a great
ty with our situation; 3) our con-
Operations Manager at WPYX/ sultants Jeff Pollack and Al
time for me to come in, what
Albany and is a former co-own- Peterson recommended him
with our recent switch to News/
er/VP of WAQX/Syracuse, told very highly; 4) I got excellent
Talk. I think we can do a lot of
R&R, "Providence is a great recommendations from his very exciting things with the
town with a lot of potential. I competitors." station."
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 Rossuran Upped To GM
At WFBQ & WNDE
Denny Rossman has been promoted to
General Manager of WFBQ & WNDE/Indi-
A/C Ratings Battles: anapolis, moving up from the General Sales
Manager position. Rossman replaces L.
Dialing and Duelling David Moorhead, who exited the station in
Jeff Green handicaps the hottest A/C Arbitron races, just early February.
underway in the spring survey period. Full statistics on all the Alan Henry, President of Gulf Broadcast
contenders' 25-49 performances, plus a list of last book's Group, told R&R, "It's an internal promo-
fastest movers. Page 31, 32 tion, which is something we always prefer
to do if we can. Denny's been with the com-
pany for several years, and has a
demonstrated track record which speaks
for itself."
Rossman commented, "It's fantastic. It's
something I wanted to do for a long time."
Before joining WFBQ & WNDE, he was
VP/GM at WWZZ/Sarasota. He was
previously GM at WIKS/Indianapolis, and
before that held the GSM position at WFBQ
& WNDE from 1977-1980.

Washington Report 4 Nashville: Sharon Allen 34 LEGENDARY CHR/AOR D!

What's New 6 Easy Listening Radio: Gail Mitchell 35
Networks/Suppliers/Reps
Ratings & Research: Jhan Hiber
8
12
Black Radio: Walt Love
This Week In Music History
36
37 B. Mitchell Reed Dies At 56
Ratings Results 14 Marketplace 38 B. Mitchell Reed, one of the few Top 40 DJ great popularity
Sales: Jonathan Hall 17 Opportunities 38 legends to make a successful transition to there before return-
Street Talk 21 National Music Formats 41
AOR, died last Tuesday (3-15) of heart ing to KFWB in 1965.
CHR: Joel Denver 22 Black Chart 56 failure. Reed began his radio career in the In 1966 he launched
Calendar: Brad Messer 26 Country Chart 57 early '50s at WOR/New York as a Jazz per- some of L.A. radio's
AOR: Jeff Gelb 28 AOR Charts 64 sonality, joining KFWB/Los Angeles short- first progressive rock
A/C: Jeff Green 31 A/C Chart 64 ly thereafter. When KFWB converted to experiments during
Country: Carolyn Parks 33 CHR Chart 64 Top 40 under PD Chuck Blore's "Color his KFWB shifts,
Radio" regime, Reed adopted a lightning- playing obscure Brit-

Sterling To Program WLKZ & WJKZ fast delivery and a litany of tonguetwisting
phrases that propelled him to the top
ish rock singles and
album cuts. This ven-
ture foreshadowed B. Mitchell Reed
Becomes Sanders Stations National PD echelon of Los Angeles air personalities.
In 1962 he moved to WMCA/New York, his next move, as KFWB switched to all -
WRKK/Birmingham PD Bob Sterling is Knoxville, and K000 & KSEY/Omaha. where he became a "Good Guy" and gained News: Reed joined Tom Donahue at L.A.'s
the new PD/morning man at WLKZ & Sterling told R&R, "I've been here for 15 first progressive-format station, KPPC, in
WJKZ/Nashville, replacing Don Keith, who months now, and I've gotten two good pro- 1967.
has joined American Images' Radio Con- motions in a row. One A year later he joined similarly-format-
sultancy Division. Sterling also succeeds of the things I like ted KMET, and remained with the station
Keith as National Program Director for the about the company is for over a decade, winning a loyal AOR au-
Mack Sanders stations. In addition to that they do try to dience with a much less frantic but still
WRKK and WLKZ & WJKZ, Sanders owns promote from within distinctive style. He joined AOR rival KLOS
WVOK/Birmingham, WNOX & WNKX/ before they go out in 1979, and was the first host of the syn-
looking. We have a lot dicated phone-in show "Rocklin," but had
EXITS AS WI(HX PD of competition in to give up both in 1981 for health reasons
Nashville, but I think stemming from a longtime heart condition.
Stecker Starts we're up to the BMR/See Page 18

Country Consultancy Bob Sterling

challenge."
Tom Weaver, San-
Ludlum To Program
Ted Stecker has departed the PD position ders Exec. VP and GM of WLKZ & WJKZ, CBS AM Group
at WKHX/Atlanta to form a Country - commented, "In just a short period of time, Michael Ludlum has been named to the
oriented consultancy, Ted Stecker & Bob took hold of what we were trying to do newly -created post of Executive Director/
Associates. Stecker will move to Cincinnati, in our Birmingham operation and put the News for the CBS Owned AM Stations, ef-
where his first clients, WSAI-AM & FM, are property, programming-wise, exactly in fectively becoming National Program Di-
located. the position we wanted to be in. He's an ag- rector for the seven all -News outlets. Lud-
Stecker, who programmed WPKX/Wash- gressive leader, and we feel that's very im- lum was most recently Managing Director/
ington before joining WKHX, told R&R, "It portant-" Broadcasting at WCBS/New York.
STECKER/See Page 18 Sterling also told R&R that WDAK/Co- Gene Lothery, VP/CBS Owned AM Sta-
lumbus, GA PD Jessica James had been tions, said Ludlum
hired to be his co-host in mornings at WLKZ "will act in an ad-
STAFF & WJKZ. Also, WRKK MD Steve Atkins visory capacity to the
Publisher: BOB WILSON
was promoted to replace Sterling as PD of seven stations in all
Vice President. Sobs & Marketing DICK
: KRIZMAN the Birmingham station. areas of news broad-
Executive ECNos: KEN BARNES, JOHN LEADER casting. He will assist
WLZZ Promotes First Lady Cuts
Art Director: RICHARD ZUMWALT
News Editor. GAIL MITCHELL and advise our news
Ratings 6 Research Ede/ JHAN HIBER
Up At Ceremony directors in evalua-
Sales d Marketing Editor: JONATHAN HALL
Format Editors. JOEL DENVER ICHRI, JEFF GELB (AOR).
JEFF GREEN (A/C), WALT LOVE (Black Radio), GAIL
MITCHELL (Easy Uateningl. CAROLYN PARKS (Country),
BRAD WOODWARD (News/Talk)
Carr To PD
WLZZ/Milwaukee afternoon personality
Nancy Reagan cut the ceremonial ribbon of-
fically opening the RKO Radio Networks' new-
ting and improving
our news broadcasts,
as well as helping sta-
Senor Assoo9e Editors: KRISANN ALIO, ELLEN BARNES ly constructed Washington, DC news bureau
Associate Editors. NINA ROSSMAN, SYLVIA SALAZAR, Tom Carr has been promoted to Program last week (3-16). According to RKO, the new tions locate and eval- Michael Ludlum
CLAUDIA STEWART, CAROL TAYLOR
Computer Services Director: DAN COLE Director. The appointment fills the vacancy Washington location provides network cor- uate on and off -air news talent."
LUDLUM/See Page 18
Tratst Ogee, ADRIENNE RIDDLE
Circulation: JUDY LUCARELLI
left when former PD Bill Shannon resigned respondents with the largest radio-only bureau
Washington lurwa: 818 Connecticut Ave., NW, Suite 300,
Washington, DC 20006, 12021 4684960
in early January to take the midday posi- in the nation's capital. Pictured at the opening
celebration are (l -r): RKO Networks President
Reeb Returns As WCMF
tion at competitor WMGF.
Bureau Chief JONATHAN HALL
National Sales Owed.. BARRY O'BRIEN
Washington Editor. BRAD WOODWARD
Carr, who has been handling afternoons Tom Burchill and Mrs. Reagan. Program Director
Sales Representative. VIVIAN FUNN
on WLZZ for the past 18 months, previously Trip Reeb has returned to program
Office Manager: CHERYL SOMERS
Legal Counsel JASON SHRINSKY
worked middays on sister A/C WZUU for a NEW KLLS CALLS, FORMAT WCMF/Rochester, where he was PD until a
NpW,,Hle /&Meu: Box 171116, Nashville, TN 37217,
year after spending 21 years as evening MATCH SISTER FM year ago when he joined WMET/Chicago as
16151 793-6671, 7938391
Bureau Chief SHARON ALLEN
personality at crosstown WISN. PD. Reeb replaces Frank Holler, who
Production brector. RICHARD AGATA
Associate Ad Director: MARILYN FRANDSEN
WLZZ & WZUU Program Operations
Manager Steve Schram said, "I'm pleased KCCW Switches became PD for WCOZ/Boston last week
(R&R 3-18).
To A/C Approach
Photography: ROGER ZUMWALT
Typography. KENT THOMAS, LUCIE MORRIS, to have Tom aboard as PD. He's been in the WCMF President/GM Ted Nixon told
SANDRA GUTIERREZ
Graphics: L T. PEARL, GARY VAN DER STEUR
market for an extended period of time, and R&R, "It's not often that you have the
Creative Consulate MARK SHIPPER translates the spark he has on the air very KCCW/San Antonio announced this week chance to get a guy as
Creºfive Serv,ces Doece, MIKE ATKINSON easily to the rest of the airstaff. He knows it has discontinued Al Ham's Music Of familiar with the
Marketing Services Director. PETER STARR
Marketplace Coordinator PAM BELLAMY exactly how to convey what we want to Your Life format in favor of A/C, and has market as Trip is,
Office Manege. NANCY HOFF
Admistrdive Assistant PAULA PONCE
achieve, and they've taken to him very applied for call letters KLLS to match those having been our PD
Con/roger: MARGARET BECKWITH well." of its sister A/C FM outlet. The programm- for two years. Also,
Rade d Records @
O published every Fndey by Redo d Records. Inc Carr told R&R, "I'm just thrilled, as this ing similarity between the two stations in- he has such overall
1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles. CA 90067 (213) 5534330
Subscriptions $195 per year 0,055 per parte. Mtemeeonel subscrp.
is my first step into management. It's nice cludes simulcasting the AM with KLLS-FM talent and knowledge
fion rele $350 per year. AI reasoned@ care taker but no responsibility
assuring for unsolicited notera. R&R rewrite en rights at material ac
knowing everybody has so much confidence in drivetimes, and the use of identical that I'd be crazy not
cepted For pubication. AI letters addressed to R&R or Is Editors we be in me." Carr noted that WLZZ has taken playlists during all other dayparts. to hire him. He and
assured mended for pubaca1en and reproduction and may there/ore
be used for lies purpose. 901/91ng may be reproduced in Wide 01 n part steps to improve with its 30-45 adult target. KCCW PD Charlie Parker, who will re- Frank are two of the
without written pennies., from the Publisher The ternes AOR. Back
Page Breakers Hot Tracks. Most Added. National Airplay 30 Parallels.
"We're leaning more towards late '60s/ear- main PD for the AM while handling mid- best PDs in the coun-
Radio d Records. end Street Talk are registered trademarks of Radio ly '70s music now, whereas before the con- days, explained, "This market just did not Trip Reeb try right now, and I
d Records. Printed in U S A Mailed first class Io the United Stales.
Canada, England. Australe. New Zealand. and Japan 1983 Radio centration was on the late '50s and early fare as well as other cities with Music Of feel fortunate to have had both of them
d Records. Inc NI A dwsen HaSc Hanvs Communications
o/ '60s. We're picking up a lot of younger peo- Your Life. It wasn't ringing the cash work here. To have Trip back here is
ple we hadn't planned on." register, so to speak." KCCW/See Page 18 tremendous." REEB/See Page 18

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Washington Report Daytimers Blitz

KROQ (AM) Loses Round contests on radio have been suspended tem-
Capitol Hill
An estimated 200 daytime -only broadcasters converged on Capitol
porarily by the Federal Trade Commission
In License Fight (FTC). The agency is now taking public Hill this week for two days of intensive lobbying for relief from their
Claiming that "the KROQ experience has comments on whether it should kill the sunrise -to -sunset status.
been a nightmare," the FCC Review Board rules permanently. Their rallying point was a bill drafted by as he agrees to give up his daytimer license
has affirmed its earlier decision denying They require that ads completely disclose Rep. Vin Weber (R -MN), who represents if he wins.
license renewal to KROQ/Burbank. In a such complex information as the odds of Daytime Broadcasters Association (DBA) Speed up FCC processing of extended
related case, KROQ-FM/Pasadena is winning and the exact number of prizes in President Jim Wychor, owner of KWOA/ hour requests by classifying them as minor
challenging a similar license denial. every game category - a difficult task in a Worthington, MN. Expected to be introduc- change applications.
Of KROQ's owners, the board said "it is 30 or 60 -second spot. ed late this week, the bill would: In a "dear colleague" letter sent Tuesday
inarguable that they were 'in over their NAB, which helped obtain the temporary Let daytimers broadcast two hours be- (3-22) to all 435 members of the House, Rep.
heads' financially and organizationally." suspension, is now pushing for total fore sunrise and two hours after sunset as Weber asked for co-
Reasons for the denial include inept elimination. In its filing, the association told long as there was no interference to the sponsors of his bill.
management, unauthorized transfer of con- the FTC, "The disclosures mandated by the groundwave signal of an existing station. Weber wrote that
trol, failure to report ownership changes rule are clearly excessive and wholly inef- Repeal rules that permit new AMs or daytimers who are
and financial problems to the FCC, and fectual in achieving their own ends, for they extended operating hours only in areas that eager to serve their
serious technical violations. fail to increase, and in fact operate to have no AM service already and no avail- areas at night are
Station owner George E. Cameron Com- decrease, the amount of usable and mean- able FM channels. prevented from doing
munications argued taking away its li- ingful consumer information available to End the disadvantage a daytimer now so by "antiquated ` r
cense would send "the wrong signal" to the public." has when competing for a local FM as long FCC rules." He claim-
the industry. But the Review Board ed 600 communities
countered that renewal would send the and 46 million Ameri-
wrong message - that the FCC will tolerate cans are denied local
rampant rule violations. It also turned nighttime AM service. Vin Weber
down a bid to take over the license by 49% Weber said it's "indefensible" that Amer-
owner Kenneth Roberts. icans in small communities "are denied
KROQ has 30 days to appeal its latest set- timely access to early morning and evening
back, a process that could keep the present weather and highway reports so critical
owners in control for several years. Should during snowy and rainy months; announce-
those appeals fail, the FCC has awarded the ments of plant/school closings and cancel-
license to Royce International, owned by lations of public meetings; reports of
KWOD/Sacramento GM Edward Stolz. threatening local disasters that might occur
Fowler: No Funds at night; coverage of local city council
meetings, local evening news, or late -night
For FM Drop-Ins local election results; or local high school
During testimony on his agency's $84.6 and community college sporting events."
million budget request for next year, FCC In calling the daytimers to Washington,
Chairman Mark Fowler told the Senate Record Execs In Washington DBA President Wychor noted the Weber
Commerce Committee last week he's not Over 1400 record industry executives, members of Congress, and administration officials at- bill and pending FCC rulemaking to aid
asking for any money to process applica- tended last week's Cultural Award Dinner in Washington, sponsored by the Recording Industry daytimers. "We can't miss this opportunity
tions in case the FCC approves FM drop -ins Association of America (RIAA). The association's 13th Cultural Award was presented to Rep. to show the Congress and the Commission
(Docket 80-90). It's estimated that several Sidney Yates (D -IL), Chairman of the House Appropriations Subcommittee, which funds the arts. that daytimers are plentiful and daytimers
dozen employees would be needed to handle Presenting the award to Yates are RIAA President Stanley Gortikov (left) and singer Kenny are vocal," said Wychor. "We at the
a deluge of applications. Rogers (right) who, along with flautist Jean-Pierre Rampal, provided entertainment for the event. association are encouraged that our efforts
Noting the lack of funding for those posi- Gortikov said Yates "has helped the nation and his colleagues understand that the arts make a are beginning to show results. But we can't
real economic contribution to the well-being of the nation, as well as enhance the quality of life. "
tions, Fowler told the panel, "When the rest on our laurels. Too much is at stake."
Commission evaluates the record in the
docket, it will therefore have to evaluate
resource requirements, including reallocat-
ILLEGAL TRANSFERS SPREADING
ing positions and funds from within the
Mass Media Bureau."
Meanwhile, NAB last week repeated its
opposition to FM drop-ins, especially the
FCC Practices "Good Faith"
proposal to squeeze them in by reducing the
distance between stations. NAB claimed
that would cause unnecessary interference
Enforcement Of Radio Rules tention. Fraudulent billing, lottery, and con-
and destroy existing FM service. Despite the Fowler era of "unregulation," the FCC still claims to be
very much in the business of enforcing those rules that remain. For test complaints have fallen off sharply.
Dave Markey Takes radio that job falls to the Enforcement Division (formerly Complaints & What's taken their place? "Probably one of
NTIA Helm the biggest things these days is unauthor-
Compliance), headed by Chuck Kelley. ized transfers of control," Kelley replies.
Although his nomination by the White Although he doesn't agree, Kelley con "We're concerned that we're not being told
House hasn't yet become official, Dave cedes there's a perception that enforcement
Markey this week took over as head of the has slackened in recent years. "I don't Clean Record On who's really running the stations."
Unreported transfers often happen
National Telecommunications and Infor- think we've necessarily loosened up in those unintentionally, as when a bank takes con-
mation Administration (NTIA). He areas we're responsible for," Kelley told Billing, Contests trol in a bankruptcy, a minority stockholder
replaces Bernie Wunder, who resigned the R&R. "It's just that we have fewer of those Why have fraudulent billing complaints fallen gains a controlling interest, or a floundering
Commerce Department post to go into areas." He cites the end of FCC 'program off sharply in recent years? "I don't know if it's station is leased to a potential buyer to see

business in Texas with ex -Rep. Jim Collins
(R -TX) . Another change is that on -site station in-
Markey, in recent months an aide to FCC
Chairman -Mark Fowler, has been a lob-
byist for NAB and administrative assistant
to Sen. Frank Murkowski (R -AK).
NTIA has been drastically reduced in size
and influence since its heyday in the Carter
years when Henry Geller was in charge. Its
duties include advising the White House on
telecommunications issues, coordinating
U.S. government broadcast frequencies,
performing technical studies, and pro-
viding federal grants for public broad-
casting facilities.
FTC Eases Ad Rules On
Gas, Grocery Contests
Rules that make it nearly impossible for
grocery stores and gas stations to advertise
.
log requirements as an example. that we've heightened people's conscious- how well he or she can do.
ness or if people simply have become a lot Kelley says the bottom line is that "our
vestigations are now a rarity. The Enforce- more sophisticated about it," Enforcement licensee has to remain in control of that sta-
ment Division does Division Chief Chuck Kelley confesses. "We tion and not some third party whose
most of its work by 4""" don't have very many complaints any longer. qualifications we haven't approved." Il-
letter and telephone. It isn't that we're not interested in it as a prob- legal transfers that occur inadvertently are
At the moment no lem." treated leniently. But if there's a deliberate
field investigations Kelley believes one explanation for the attempt to deceive the FCC, says Kelley,
are underway, al- decline in contest and lottery violations is that "We would proceed to recommend that the
though Kelley says "a lot of stations avoid the problem by check- Commission designate it for hearing and
several are under ing first." He said his division gets many calls take the license away."
consideration. from broadcasters wondering whether a pro-
Kelley continues,
w
posed contest meets all the rules. Kelley en- News Distortion & Blackouts
"We're also trying to . courages inquiries and suggests calling Bill Other types of violations occurring fre-
show good judgment Chuck Kelley Silva (202-632-6968) or Harvey Speck quently today are news distortion and news
in questions of equal time and fairness and (202-632-3860). blackouts against political figures that sta-
not clobber people every time they fail to tion owners or managers have come to dis-
cross a `t' or dot an 'i.' Ultimately the ques- Who's In Charge Here? like. Also common are technical violations,
tion is good faith. If we feel there's bad There's been a marked shift in the kinds such as excessive power, referred from the
faith, they can still well be clobbered for it." of radio violations coming to the FCC's at- Field Operations Bureau.
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DESPITE DEREGULATION
A Supreme
Bio Radio News Staffs Rise
espite fears that deregulation would cause massive
Dlayoffs among radio news personnel, a survey conducted
for RTNDA by Vernon Stone indicates that 57% of
radio stations didn't change their news staff size from 1981 to
1982, the first year deregulation was in effect.
The 15% reporting staff cuts were
more than offset by the 28% that in- years. Only 6% had put in 11 or more
creased staff size. In major markets years in their current position, down
52% cited increases while 21 % noted from 14% a decade ago. Out of an
cutbacks. 66% of small market radio estimated 6100 radio news hirings
news staffs remained unchanged dur- during the survey year, 2700 were
ing the year, as increases again out- from other stations, 2000 from
distanced cuts, 22% to 11%. schools, and 1400 from other
Stations in small markets reported sources.
the highest turnover, however, with The 350 surveyed stations show an
62% of their news staffers having estimated 9000 fulltime and 5000
been hired in the past year, compared part-time radio newspeople. Median
For those of you wanting to news staff size in major markets is 3.9
to 38% for major markets, 42% for
"muscle" up on the musical career fulltimers and 1.1 part-timers; in small
large, and 48% for medium. The
of Diana Ross, Geoff Brown's markets the figures are .9 fulltime, .7
survey also found that the medium job
paperback bio offers that oppor- part-time.
tenure for radio news directors is 1.6
tunity. All told, the nine -chapter
book covers a 20 -year span, start-
ing with her early beginnings at
Flight Info Lands On Home Computers Motown as a member of the
Supremes, then branching into
Air travelers will soon be able to wing their way through the airline
her solo and acting career prior to
schedule maze when the Official Airlines Guides are converted to com-
her moving on to RCA.
puter. For a $50 hook-up fee subscribers with access to a computer terminal
Accompanying the looks back
will be able to punch up information on flights made by the 640 airlines in the
are an extensive array of black and
US and the world. USA Today reports a May 1 start date.
Flight schedules are listed chronologically within a certain time period,
while fares between specific cities appear in order from lowest to highest, an
white photos plus a Ross Motown
discography. Freelancing London- TV Viewing In A Dash
er Brown also touches on the
asterisk designating those fares with restrictions. Ticket prices are updated American Audio brings a mini -mobile version of a home entertainment
history and music -shaping artists of
each day while flights are done weekly. Additional information like arrival center to the car with its neatly -packaged in -dash car video unit. An auto
the Motown sound. Published this
times, meal service, and aircraft type are available. However, users are cau- month by New York -based St. reverse stereo cassette player sits adjacent to a two-inch CRT, complete with
tioned that this is strictly an information service. Airlines and travel agencies all -channel VHF/UHF vernier tuning selector. In addition, the unit houses an
Martin's Press, "Diana Ross" is
still reserve the right to have reservations made and tickets purchased electronic digital AM/FM/MPX radio tuner, 50 -watt RMS stereo amplifier, and
priced at $8.95.
through them. digital quartz clock. This microcomputer chip -controlled piece of equipment
also fits rear seat compartments.

Radio's Co-op
Share Growing
Although newspapers pulled in 51 %
Females Losing
of last year's annual co-op ad spen-
ding, their lead in that market is being
threatened as more co-op monies are
given over to radio and catalogs. This
Salary War?
according to New York -based audit-
ing/processing service Pinpoint Mar-
keting, which found radio and cir-
culars tied at 14%. The war between the sexes becomes nothing more than a skirmish when
salaries are compared. This was made more evident recently by a Census Bureau

French study which says men will probably earn twice as much as women in their working
lifetimes, even though they may share a comparable educational background. For
example, a woman with a high school diploma will make an average of $381,000
Censor during her work years, a far cry from the $861,000 a male high school graduate

Walkman
The French government has banned
the use of the word "Walkman,"
henceforth to be known as
"balladeur" in all government publica-
tions, speeches, legal contracts, and
schoolbooks. According to a recent
Christian Science Monitor article,
the ban is part of a current "Keep the
French language pure" campaign.
Other words taking a ride on the bann-
ed bandwagon are windsurfing, jumbo
jet, and drive-in.
will earn. The same holds true for college -educated employees: women will bring
home $523,000, men $1,190,000.
There is an advantage, however, to a college degree versus a high school
diploma. A man with five years of college will see an estimated $1,301,000 in ear-
nings, 9% over his four-year college counterpart and 51 % more than a man with
a high school diploma. Women with five years of college will rack up only
$699,000 in comparison. But that is still 34% above a four-year college female
and 83% above a woman with a high school diploma.
Although wage discrimination is indicated here, Bureau officials were also
quick to point out that these differences are related to the absence of women
from the labor rolls during childbearing years as well as a lack of data for such
variables as the continuity of prior work experience among both sexes. This is the
first time a lifetime earning scale has been calculated for women.
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NEWS & INFORMATION FEATURES

R&R/Friday, March 25, 1983

Networks/Program Suppliers ABC

Direction Net:
"Child Support: Fathers on the Run" (March
D -C Hosts
28-April 1)

MUSIC FEATURES AP NAB Seminar

Watermark
Musical!:
Carol Channing/The Pajama Game (April 9-10)
Soundtrack of the '60s:
Ray Stevens/Bobby Vee (April 9-10)
Westwood One
Budweiser Concert Hour:
One Way (April 15-17)
Atlantic Starr (April 29 -May
In Concert:
Bertin/U2 (April 15-17)
Greg Kihn (April 29 -May
Off The Record Specials:
Toto (April 15-17)
Steve Winwood (April 22-24)
Pop Concerts:
Olivia Newton-John (April 8-10)
Jackson& (April 22-24)
Rock Chronicles:
The New English Wave (April 15-17)
Lights, Lasers & Rock 'n' Roil (April 22-24)
Special Edition:
Gap Band (April 15-17)
APwill provide coverage of USrinternational news to Drake-Chenault Enterprises
Broadcast News, Limited, of Canada via AP will sponsor a special radio
Entertainment Net/ Creative Radio Shows: Radio (Starts April 1)
management seminar at the for-
Masters Tournament review (April 4-7)
Silver Eagle (DIR): Judy Garland: Rainbow of Song (April) Boston Marathon preview (April 11-15) thcoming NAB Convention. It will
Jerry Lee Lewis/Carl Perkins (April 9) Glenn Miller/Army Air Force Band Salute (April)
CBS be held Monday, April 11 at 4:00
Sylvia/Lee Greenwood (April 16) Mutual RadioRadio: pm, Las Vegas Hilton Ballroom E.
Rock Net/Supergroups (DIR): Lee Arnold On Seven -part "In Touch" series "Cocaine America"
Guest speaker is author/manage-
Phil Collins (April 16) ment consultant Thomas Quick.
A Country Road: (March 28-April 3)
Jefferson Starship (May 7) NCAA Basketball National Championship on CBS Though aimed at management and
Gene Watson concert at Billy Bob's (April 9-10)
Network (April 4)
Joe Stampley concert (April 16-17) supervisory personnel, the seminar
Clayton Webster Narwood Clayton Webster is open to others who wish to at-
Country Calendar: Jack Carney's Comedy Store: tend. For more information contact
Country Closeup:
Sylvia (April 11)
Baseball with George Carlin, William Bendix, Abbott (213) 883-7400.
Johnny Lee (April 11)
Brenda Lee (April 12) & Costello (April 11)
Music Makers:
1)
Ricky Skaggs (April 13) Sporting News Report:
Loretta Lynn (April 14) The Lettermen (April 11) Strand Broadcast Services
Hugh Campbell of the LA Express (April 11)
Roy Clark/Roger Miller (April 15) Movie Close Ups:
Lee Greenwood (April 16)
NBC Mutual Sylvester Stallone (March 28)
1)
George Strait (April 17) Source: "The LISA Today" with Dick Purtan, Rick tees. and Writer Barry Levinson (March 29)
Golden Earring (April 8-10) Gary Owens (Debuts April 4) "Local Hero" review (March 30)
Retro Rock: "Taxes 1983" (Now through April 16) Director Bill Forsyth (April 1)
Dexys Midnight RunnerslRockstreet
Pat Benatar/Marianne Faithful) (April 11)
(April 15-17) Something You Should Know:
Rarities: RKO Networks Narwood Choosing over-the-counter drugs (March 28)
ELO (April 11) Minding Your Business: Office etiquette (March 29)
The Who (April 12) Captured Live!: Boston's industrial park for new technologists/Busi- Travel advice (March 31)
Traffic (April 13) Kansas (March 11) ness breakfasts (March 28)
Asia (April 14)
Watermark
Solid Gold Saturday Night How to get a loan (March 29)
Paul McCartney (April 15) Keeping track of your competitors/Pt. II (March 30)
TV Tonite:
(Dick Bartley): Home office deductions (March 31) "Than Birds"/Pt. -
ABC (March 28)
-
II
Dion The Belmonts (April 16)
& "The A Team" NBC (March 29)
Continuum Broadcasting The Follies (April 23)
Combo furniture store and bank (April 1)
Outlook: "Tucker's Witch"
"The Mississippi"
--
CBS (March 31)

Smokey Robinson/Pt. I (April 22-24)

On Bleecker Street: Rolling Stone High-tech jobs (March 29)
CBS (April 1)

Star Trak Profile:
Chicago (April 15-17)
Stevie Nicks (April 29 -May
ABC
Contemporary Net/
Spotlight Special (Watermark):
Righteous Brothers (April 15-17)
RadioFree Bleecker Sprial
1)
Creative Factor
Fleetwood Mac (April 23)
Ronnie Milsap (April 23)
Waylon Jennings (May 21)
Concert Magazine:
Women last longer (March 31) Westwood One
(April 22-24)
Magazine Productions Baseball's Lou Brock (April 1) Earth News:
Guest DJ: Jobs for the '90s (April 3) Actress Tracy Nelson (April 1-3, 8-10)
Bryan Adams (April 11) Runners (April 8-10)
Pretenders' Martin Chambers (April 18) Progressive Radio Network Brad Messer's Daybook:
Syndicate It, Inc. Laugh Machine: Three Mile Island (March 28)
Rodney Dangerfield/Bill Cosby/Steve Martin/Woody Wienerrnan Oscar Meyer (March 29)
Music Of Black America: Allen (Week of March 28) First painless surgery (March 30)
Duets I - Super Hookups (Week of April 11) News Blimp: April showers/Journalism schools (April 1)

Olivia Newton -John (April 17) Joe Jackson live (April 16-17) United Stations Fingerprinting youngsters/Bad writing contest/Mid- Playboy Advisor:
wife deliveries (Week of March 28) Older woman unwilling virgin/Jump rope and weight
Dick Clark's Rock loss (April 1-3)
Sound Advice:
Roll And Remember: Spaces & Places:
FOR RADIO 1 HOUR - WEEKLY America (April 8-10)
Speaker and amp power/Crossover/Subwoofers
(Week of March 28) Dirty movies on TV: moral dilemma (April 1-3)
Creedence Clearwater Revival (April 15-17) Last minute tax tips (April 8-10)
RKO Radio Networks
The Great Sounds: Tellin' It Uke It Was:
RKO One's "Money, Money, Money" offers tax tips
TRIO LAURIE ANDERSON BOXY MUSIC George Shearing (April 8-10) (Now through April 15) Eubie Blake 10-part series (April 1-3)
Four Freshmen (April 15-17)
U ¢
w Weekly Country Music Countdown:
CO
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z Vem Goldin (April 8-10)
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Anne Murray (April 15-17)
PEOPLE
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co _ Larry Good- Stephen Scharch and Stephen

111"ell
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z man appointed Jenkins as regional sales managers
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Marketing Manager and Mitch Randall and Brandon
of Tuesday Pro- Boyle. Marty Corbett comes aboard
oCr u)
>- ductions' broad- the engineering department.

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cast division. He
was most recently
an account execu-
Sue Cunneff has been named
general broadcast editor at AP. She's
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- been with the wire service since 1979,
Loa.
tive with WHIT &
RENEWED PARTNERSHIP WWQM (Q-106)! Larry Goodman most recently serving as assistant
U_ w
z 2 CBS color analyst John Madden Madison. He also spent nine years broadcast editor. Cunneff succeeds
has renewed his contract with RKO with WISM!Madison as Promotion Rob Dalton.
2 NEW MUSIC NEWS z Radio Networks. For the next two
Director/air personsonality under the
years he'll continue as host of RKO Paul Teare returns as host/mod-
J Two's weekday PM drive sports name Charlie Simon.
erator for the 1983-84 season of the
MADNESS HIGSONS FELIX & JARVIS commentary as well as anchor the Westwood One has added six National Symphony Orchestra con-
net's "sportsSpecials" series.
staffers. New to the production wing is certs broadcast live by Mutual. Bill
Shown after a breakthrough in ne-
ç 1983 gotiations are RKO Networks Presi-
Stephen Peeples, formerly editorial Hard, editor of the Friday Morning
director for E/A's publicity depart-
WATERMARK (213) 980.9490 dent Thomas Burchill and Madden.
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DEVOTE 47% OF DAILY MEDIA TIME

Beer Lovers Love Radio

Pro:Motions
Reckerd New GM At WLLF, WKSJ Thomas Takes
Picture this. A beer drinker sitting in front of the TV set, swigging down his
Jerry Reckerd, been appointed General
has VP Post At
favorite brew as Fernando Valenzuela pitches his way to a no-hitter. But there's
Manager of WLLF & WKSJ/Mobile. He moved over Chappell/Intersong
something wrong here. Replace the TV with a radio and the picture becomes
clearer -
an R.H. Bruskin Associates study has determined that beer drinkers
spend more of their daily media time with radio than with TV or print. Broken
from a post with Jefferson Pilot Broadcasting.
Milt Thomas has assumed the
newly -created position of VP/Oper-
down, people who have consumed beer during the last month spent 47% of their ations with Chappell/Intersong
time with radio and 38% with TV, while newspapers lagged behind at 10%, E/A Promotes Zutaut Music Group USA. Prior to ac-
followed by magazines at 5%. Tom Zutaut has been upped cepting the position, he served as
The average beer drinker tunes in to radio four hours daily; one target from sales to the A&R department VP/Sales & Marketing for a CBS
subgroup, men 35-49, listens for three hours, 30 minutes daily. These findings at Elektra/Asylum Records. He division. Thomas will be based in
Milt Thomas
underscored recent RAB advertising workshop for the National Beer
a first joined the label in 1980 as Na- New York.
Wholesalers Association, which spelled out the benefits of radio advertising. tional Singles Sales Director.
It's estimated that in 1-983 beer advertisers will spend more than 120 million on
Tom Zutaut
Kalamusic Appoints Dussling
radio. John Dussling is the new National Sales Manager
fo Kalamusic, the Easy Listening format syndicator.
Kimbrel Upped At WVCG, WYOR Before accepting the position, Dussling was NAB Re-
Grier Kimbrel has been promoted from Local gional Manager.
Indigo Acquires Sales Manager to General Sales Manager of WVCG &
WYOR/Miami. Kimbrel has worked at the station since
Sound Image Debuts
1979 when she came aboard as an account executive.
Accord/Townhouse She succeeds Allen Gantman, who is now with
KLAC/Los Angeles (see separate Pro: Motions entry).
Sound Image Records has been established
under the direction of Marty Eberhardt, David Chat-
field and John Bishop. The first two acts set to release
Accord/Townhouse Records, will remain with the company for a year label product are George Faber & Stronghold and the
which features midline and budget solely on a consulting basis, as will Secrets.
Gantman To KLAC GSM
series product, has been sold to Nash- Sales Manager Bud Katzel and pro-
Allen Gantman, formerly General Sales Manager
Indigo Music Corpora-
ville -based duction chief Walt Maguire, who'll Talmadge To
of WVCG & WYOR/Miami, assumes a similar position
tion. Under the purchase terms Ac- both stay on till the end of 1983. These E/A, Refuge
principals are now also involved with with KLAC/Los Angeles. Gantman's background in-
cordfTownhouse will be a wholly -own- Randy Talmadge has joined
another new label that specializes in cludes the General Manager post at WAKY &
ed yet autonomous entity of Indigo
midline/budget LPs and cassettes, WVEZ/Louisville and the GSM slot at WHND & the Nashville arm of Elektra/Asylum
while Capitol will continue to handle and Refuge Music as Direc-
Aero Records, Inc. An initial release WMJC/Detroit
distribution duties. Indigo is under the tor/Creative Services. He's the
direction of Chief Executive Officer of a dozen albums is projected for
former General Manager of Jen-
Andy Andreason and VP/Marketing & June. Aero is also connected with TM Taps Young sing/Jensong Music and prior to
Sales Arnold Theis. Plans are to have dance music through EasyStreet
Ronald Young joins TM as Midwest Regional that worked as Chappell Music's
AccordfTownhouse operating primarily Records, which will issue a 12" by
Sales Manager. Prior to joining TM, Young served four Creative Manager.
out of Nashville by July. Orlando Johnson and Trance short- Randy Talmadge
years as VP/GM. Prior to joining TM, Young served four
Michael Gusick, founder of A/T, ly. Gusick may still be reached at (212)
years as VP/GM of KEZK/St. Louis. His radio Downs Record Co. Expands
838-6565.
background also includes a stint as Sales Manager of
WHYI/Miami. Downs Record Company Ltd. of Winnipeg,
Canada has expanded its operations, opening a cor-
porate office in Nashville. Veronica Castle has been ap-
Seaton New WGN GSM pointed President of Downs International Inc. with
founder Elizabeth Henning as Chairman of the Board
Kelly Seaton has been named General Sales
and Terry O'Reilly continuing as President of the Cana-
Manager at WGN/Chicago. She moves in-house from
dian branch. The Downs International family includes the
the National Sales Manager post, replacing recently
newly -created Ameri-Can Records label, which may be
retired Don DeCarlo.
reached at (615) 242-9539.

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atings
esearch
A First Look At Arbitron's
In -Car & Working Data
Ever wonder how many of your listeners
-
at least tune to your station
Or how about wanting to know the number of fulltime work-
ing women in your cume? Learning the answers to these questions
could have important implications for your sales campaign on the
street and for your advertising/promotion efforts.
Now, with a redesign of Arbitron's
diary and the subsequent publication
of the booklet pictured here (sent re-
cently to all Arbitron subscribers), sta-
tions can begin to answer these key
questions. I began writing about these
topics when I learned last year that Ar-
bitron was going to redesign the diary
to capture these new pieces of informa-
tion. Now it's time to offer my perspec-
tives on what Arbitron has done with
these issues and how you can glean use-
ful tidbits from the recently -released
supplementary booklet.
"The sales, programming, and
advertising payoff potential is
tremendous!"
Booklet Organization
Let me first give you an overview of
the summary material sent to Arbitron
subscribers in the last few weeks. The
booklet contains data on working wo-
men (employed for 30 hours or more
outside the home), as well as a station -
by -station rundown on in -car listening
in the combined drivetimes. Monday -
Friday 6-l0am and 3-7pm. This infor-
mation is listed for 134 market reports,
from Aberdeen, Washington to Youngs-
town, Ohio. There are normally two
- KCCC
data pages per market the first
shows the working women profile,
JHAN HIBER
- or diarykeepers,
in-car during the drivetimes?
while the next sheet gives the drivetime
in -car listening breakdowns by station.
This information is derived from the
redesigned diary Arbitron first fielded
in the summer '82 survey. Each diary
page now offers three location of listen-
ing choices - at-home, away from
home in a car, and away from home
"other" (the bulk of which would nor-
mally come from in -office tuning). The
last diary page, besides capturing dem-
ographic and zip code information
from each diarykeeper, now also asks if
the person works outside the home .. .
0-19 hours per week
20-29 hours per week
30+ hours per week
By asking the working question this
way, Arbitron is able to offer data not
only showing the fulltime working wo-
men figures in the summary book, but
also info on working men and teens, as
well as how the genders stack up in
part-time versus fulltime employed
folks. As for fulltime working women,
the figures I've seen from the fall
survey show that stations have ranged
from 27% of their female cume em-
ployed outside the home to a high of
61%.
How To Read/Use
How can you read and interpret the
overview figures included in the Ar-
bitron market summary? To help I've
taken the relevant pages from a market
showing how four stations (market and
stations masked to protect the inno-
cent) with similar formats fared in
these analyses.
Although the stations pictured
-
two AMs, two FMs play basically
the same music, you'll see they vary in
the qualitative breakouts shown here.
FlRDITRON
WOMEN 18+ IN METRO'
WHO WORK 30+ HOURS PER WEEK
POPULATION(00) = 4691
AVERAGE QUARTER-HOUR
".CATION/DAY-PART
KAAA # M-SIJ 6AM-MID
KBBB M -SU 6AM-MID
M -SU 6AM-MID
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Working Women
As you can see from this sheet, the
page is qualified by showing that the
the station also had the best cume effi-
ciency among this audience.
In-Car Listening
breakout has to do with women only,
and only those female listeners who
were employed outside the home full-
The in -car listening sheet differs in
two key ways from the working wo-
men breakout. First, the population
time. Clues to part-time or housewife base is total persons 12+ for each sta-
figures are not shown. In this market tion. Secondly, the daypart is combin-
there apparently are approximately ed drive Monday -Friday 6-10 and
470,000 women 18+ ' employed 3-7. The average quarter-hour and
-
fulltime outside the home. cume data is thus on these demogra-
Next, notice the three columns below . phic and daypart parameters.
the page heading. The daypart shown
In analyzing the data shown here,
in this summary is total week, Mon- you can see that station C tops its AM
day-Sunday 6am-midnight. The aver- competitor, station A, significantly.
age quarter-hour column expresses -
-
However, after looking in the book to
both in hundreds of persons and as a see how much each station's in-car
rating how many working women audience comprises out of its total. I
tune to the station during a typical found that station A actually had a
quarter-hour in the week. You can see higher percentage of its total audience
that station "B" wins here, with an in-car 47% vs. 43% than station -
average 7000 fulltime working women C. Thus, while the information shown
-
listening to the station during a typical on the Arbitron summary sheets is use-
quarter-hour. ful at face value, additional insights
The third column deals with cume are available if you do some additional
- again in hundreds of persons and as digging. A diary review, a mechanical
a rating -
and provides stations and diary, or AID runs can be helpful in
advertisers with a way to compare the providing additional insights.
efficiency of each station in reaching Station Implications
these ladies. Besides the obvious scorecard seen in
the sheets reprinted here useful for -
For example, in delving into the sta- sales purposes there may be other
-
tions pictured here, I found from less apparent implications. Depending
-
looking at their overall female 18+ on whether your working women fig-
numbers -
that what appeared in the ure is high or low, there can be pro-
summary was only the tip of the ice- gramming, promotional, and advertis-
berg. For instance, station A, although ing payoff.
no:- showing a large AQH working wo- If, for example, your station has a
men profile in the summary; looks high percentage of its female audience
healthier when you dig into the market employed fulltime, you have an ex-
report for the metro and see that the cellent sales story likely a more af-
1500-persons figure seen below repre- fluent target audience than a station
-
sents 53% of the adult female audience with a lower working women profile.
for the station. None of the other sta- However, this information could
tions portrayed here were as efficient also be used to help your station cue its
in delivering this working women aud- DJs regarding on-air liners and audi-
ience. Indeed, this AM station notably ence references. Also, midday contests
IN -CAR LISTENING ESTIMATES
ARBITRON FALL 1982
PERSONS 12+ IN METRO
POPULATION(00) = 27162
AVERAGE QUARTER-HOUR CUME
STATION/DAY-PART AUDIENCE AUDIENCE
KAAA #C M -F 6-1053-7 '5 0.1 437 1.6
KBBB M -F 6-1053-7 169 0.6 2232 8.2
KCCC
C:
C M -F 6-1053-7 89 0.3 1159 4.3
KDDD C M -F 6-1053-7 120 0.4 2127 7.8
outpaced the two leading FMs in terms or promotions could be keyed to the
of AQH efficiency. However, station B
ladies in -office rather than females
did best at reaching more working wo- who were fulltime homemakers. Final-
- men overall -
the 100,900 figure ac- ly, ads marketing the station should
counted for 50% of the 18+ women
who tune to the station. Thus, besides
perhaps show ladies listening in a work
setting. This could be a credible way to
delivering the most working women, position your station to the female
-
market and might be a clue to other
working women to join the others who
1982
enjoy the format.
FALL.
So much for an introduction to Ar-
bitron's summary of working women
and in -car listening data. I've tried to
CUME
give you a link on how useful this tip -
AUDIENCE AUDIENCE of-the iceberg data can be. Dig into
your booklet copy, then examine a
mechanical or do an AID run, and
0.3 222 4.7
15
70 1.5 1009 21.5
here's hoping you'll find even more
332 7.1 valuable information. The sales, pro-
10 0. 2
52 1.1 861 1:3.4
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potential is tremendous!
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Sales
TED BATES'S CHARLIE TR UBIA INTER VIEWED
Combatting Agency
Ignorance With
Creative Copy
Radiobroadcasters appear uncertain about the future of nation-
al sales, as I mentioned in my last column (R&R 3-11) In an at-
tempt to sort through some of the emotions surrounding their
anxiety, I recently visited Charlie Trubia, Senior VP/Director of Radio
& Television Negotiations at the Ted Bates & Co. ad agency, the fourth
largest American agency in domestic income.
Charlie has spent over half of his 15-year
Ted Bates career building a strong radio
shop. Under his leadership, radio expendi-
tures have increased
from $7 million to $30
million per year, a
considerable leap
compared to TV bill-
ings, which he esti-
mates went from ap-
proximately $200
million to $280
million per year in
the same time peri-
od. Charlie Trubia
What's the most important lesson he's
learned about radio? How little most ad-
vertising professionals know about it, he
says. "There's tremendous ignorance.
Ninety percent of the people in the top ten
agencies don't know how many stations
there are in the country. The typical guess
would be anywhere from 300 to 25,000."
Asked to what degree the RAB has been
successful in combatting that ignorance,
he responded, "RAB has not done an ade-
quate job. To some extent they are still
thinking in terms of 700 stations," refer-
ring to a carryover in attitude at RAB
from the days when there were far fewer
radio stations. He feels the RAB fails to
sell radio on its own strengths, but instead
tries to influence agencies to buy radio in -
"Ninety percent of the people in
the top ten agencies don't know
how many stations there are in
the country. The typical guess
would be anywhere from 300 to
25,000."
stead of TV, claiming it's better instead of
more accurately stressing that it's dif-
ferent. "Selling radio in lieu of TV is like
selling radio in lieu of a trip to the
Bahamas. Radio is not TV. It has the abili-
ty to meet brand needs in unique ways."
Charlie is also somewhat critical of reps
and nets, which he says would like nothing
better than to kill each other off. As a
result, he says, there is no truly unified
voice for radio.
Selling Radio More Effectively
Charlie's theories on selling radio are
multileveled. One point he emphasizes is
that radio should be pitched to the top
agency and brand people before budgets
for radio are engraved in stone, instead of
the more common practice of jumping in
JONATHAN HALL
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at the specific planning level. As I pointed
out last column, many industry notables
believe that radio is diffident about selling
itself to the top brass at agencies and ad-
vertisers.
Along those lines, Charlie also urges ra-
dio people to strengthen their ties with
brand managers, noting that many of
them are hip to radio ... perhaps more
than radio people would expect.
Once radio is determined to be an ap-
propriate medium for a campaign, Charlie
says the target audience should then be
defined. Then comes the all-important
copy stage.
Format -Sensitive Copy
A radio commercial should never merely
use TV ad copy, Charlie stresses. It should
be adapted to the target lifestyles and
fashioned to be compatible with the radio
format on which it's running.
Charlie recalled a time two and a half
years ago when inordinate numbers of
radio spots produced at Ted Bates for
clients targeting 18-34 year-olds were
refused by radio stations. Upon examina-
tion, Charlie concluded that stations had
good reason to find the spots unacceptable,
and in most cases the culprit was found to
be the agency's creative team using the
audio portion of a TV spot as the radio
commercial.
To attack the problem, Charlie has cre-
ated a presentation on how to use radio. It
was unveiled last summer to members of
the Ted Bates creative department. The
proposal included an in-depth analysis of
radio formats and has subsequently been
given to key advertisers, as well.
Why would an advertising agency ex-
ecutive leave his comfortable office to
pitch clients radio? "What I really do is
teach them how radio works. I'm not real-
ly selling radio," Charlie explains. But the
bottom -line reason is that he hopes to at -
tract radio dollars to Ted Bates away from
agencies not specializing in radio.
In his presentation, he charts format
strengths and demos (see chart) in the
hope of getting clients and creative depart-
ments to use radio more effectively.
"There are reasons for wanting good
copy," he notes. "One, we want stations to
clear our spots." Secondly, he cites an
ABC study revealing that over 12 percent
of listeners are extremely affected by
commercials, to the extent of turning off or
changing the station.
Turnoff Factor
Charlie admits to having learned this
lesson several years ago. A radio group
owner called to complain about an insur-
ance commercial involving a car crash
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Charlie Trubia, Sr. VP at Ted Bates & Co., designed this radio for-
mat spectrum to educate agency personnel about radio. Pictured above is a graph display model
he devised in mid-1982, detailing demographic strengths and general characteristics of the main
radio formats.
The owner, and numerous other Beautiful
Music and Classical properties, Charlie
relates, were irritated by the loud sound
and refused to air the spot. The radio ex-
ecutive explained how his listeners would
be offended, some jolted enough to turn off
the station, if the commercial was aired
repeatedly as called for.
To illustrate this lesson in his most re-
cent presentation about radio, he uses sta-
tion air checks. Music and vocal segues
are followed by commercials that by the
nature of their placement clash with the
station's air sound and actually sound
comical. The result is that "creative peo-
ple have to laugh at themselves," Charlie
says. He also alluded to Anheuser-Busch's
multiple versions of spots as the best com-
mercial use of radio. "There must be 27
versions of `This Bud's For You,' " he says.
He also cites Coors, Mars and Trident as
brands committed to doing good radio
commercials with multiple versions for
every targeted format.
Rep Report
With this column's new biweekly schedule and the number of sales
issues that have been raised this year, I've got a lot of catch-up on faces and
places to go. In personnel movement, recently -appointed Bernard Howard &
Co. President Bob Weiss promoted VP/West Coast Regional Manager Den-
nis Powell to Exec. VP, and named four Branch Managers: in New York, Lin-
da Marshall; Bill Wagoner in Chicago; Nancy McNeil for Dallas; and Lyn
Leopard to Atlanta. All but Leopard were promoted from within; she was a
Manager at Busby, Finch, Lathom & Widman.
Blair Radio promoted four executives to
VP: Boston Office Manager Prudence Hay,
Philadelphia Manager Margie Kane, San Fran-
cisco Manager Gloria DeMaria, and Agri -Busi-
ness Director Bill Alford ...
At Group W Ra-
dio Sales, Claire Horn takes over the new
position of Director of Planning, with Stephen
Elliott replacing her as Research Director from
a similar post at Group's WBZIBoston. The
company also opened a new Philadelphia of-
fice, with Stan Vogin coming in as Office
Manager from an account executive slot at
Group W's KYW in town.
Caballero Spanish Media has opened its
seventh national sales office, this one in De-
troit, with Ken Patt heading the operation ..
John Bitting has been promoted from Sales
Manager to Regional
Manager based in Chi-
cago at McGavren
Guild. New account
executives for the firm
are Carol Salter in Los
Angeles from the San
Francisco office, with
Jodell Seagrave as-
suming the Bay Area
position from GSM at
KFATIGilroy-San Jose. John Bitting
McGavren subsidiary MG Media, an ad agen-
Patty Kellert Deborah O'Rell
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Charlie credits his media buyers as
crucial to the success of his department.
While many buyers at agencies have no de-
sire to understand radio, he describes Ted
Bates planners as radio lovers who have
come from working in college stations and
rep firms. "They can give you the format
leaders' call letters in all the top markets
off the top of their heads," he notes proud-
ly.
As for the future, Charlie sees radio fur-
ther subdividing its categories to position
targets within targets. The work to be done
is on two levels, he says: broadcast and
agency heads calling on the very top client
executives and marketing people calling
on account supervisors.
Charlie concluded with some optimistic
words for radio as an ad medium: "Psy-
chologically, we're getting younger as a
nation, and radio will continue to work
well."
cy specializing in concerts, promotes Patty
Kellert from VP to Exec. VP, while Deborah
O'Rell moves up from account executive to
VP/Media.
Michael Sonberg, former Local Sales Man-
ager for KRTHILos Angeles, joins Hillier,
Newmark, Wechsler & Howard as L.A. Sales
Manager ...
John Martin is promoted to St.
Louis Regional Manager for RKO Radio Sales,
continuing to work out of the Chicago office
... Torbet sets three account executives:
Dan Humfreville in Los Angeles from CBS -FM
National Radio Sales in that same city, Bar-
bara Thompson in Detroit moving up from Op-
eration Coordinator, and Chris Tsitouris from
.
the Cargill, Wilson & Acree agency Tim- ...
othy Robisch joins Katz Radio's Detroit office
from Christel, while Timothy O'Connell signs
on in St. Louis from a Local Sales Manager
position with Doubleday.
Acquisitions
Selcom now reps WABXIDetroit, WUSNI
Chicago, KLIV & KARA/San Jose, and WSON
& WKDOIEvansville, IN ... Roslyn picks up
WMCAINew York and KJAZ/Alameda (San
Francisco) ... Jack Masla & Co. gains
WBLZICincinnati ...
New to Hillier,
Newmark, Wechsler & Howard are WLAC &
WJYN/Nashville, WORL & WJYOIOrlando,
WIKS/Indianapolis, WDROIDetroit, WLOU
Minneapolis, WLVEIMadison, and Sterling
Recreation Organization's nine stations:
KHTT & KSJOISan Jose, KJET & KZOKISeat-
tle, KASH & KSNDIEugene, KBFWIBelling-
ham, and KALE & KIOK/Tri Cities, WA ...
RKO Radio Sales adds WOKY & WMIL/Mil-
waukee ... Torbet reps KSD-AM & FMISt.
Louis and KYXYISan Diego ... Katz now has
KLUR/Wichita Falls, TX ... McGavren Guild
picks up WWWE & WDOKICleveland, WSSV
& WPLZIRichmond, KFIMIEI Paso, KMAK &
KBOSIFresno, and KHYV & KBEE/Modesto.
Page 18
DROPS MUSIC OF YOUR LIFE
WRMR Returns
To Country Format
After a year as a Music Of Your
Life station, WRMR/Washington
will return to its previous Country
format. The station will reapply
PRESENTING for WPKX call letters, with its
sister FM once again becoming
WPKX-FM, and both stations will
be known as "KX Country." GM
Bill Sherard told R&R that the sta-
«SOLITAIRE
tions will simulcast morning and
afternoon drivetimes and Satur-
day middays.
7-89868' Sherard explained, "The num-
THE 1ST SINGLE
bers have been disappointing. It's
been a year, and we had equal if
Lim
FROM THE NEW ALBUM not better numbers when it was
Country. This puts us in a unique
position again ...to be the only
from Page 3
BMRContinued
"A Living Legend"
Reed (born Burton Mitchell
Goldberg, for the record) was held
in exceptionally high regard by
his radio peers. Doubleday Broad-
casting President Gary Stevens, a
former WMCA Good Guy, told
R&R, "I had the privilege of re-
placing him when he went back to
Los Angeles. It was the toughest
act I've ever had to follow. It took
me almost a year to bring the au-
dience back. He was really a liv-
ing legend."
Reed's last station, KLOS, pro-
duced a tribute last week which
captured the love and admiration
his co-workers past and present
had for him. KLOS PD Tommy
Hadges said, "To have made that
jump from Top 40 to progressive
and AOR and to have maintained
his credibility all along the way is,
LAURA BRANIGAN I think, unique to the industry."
WNEW-FM/New York Opera-
tions Director Scott Muni, who can
Biu#in 2
also lay claim to a rare Top 40-to-
AOR career segue, observed, "He
lived life in the fast lane as he talk-
ed in the fast lane. He was a great
competitor and a tremendous pro-
fessional."
Former KFWB personality Sam
Riddle recalled, "He was the
fastest talker in the West. When he
joined WMCA, they put up a bill-
board in Times Square that read,
'If you can't understand B. Mit-
chell Reed, you're listening too
slow.' " Ex-KFWB PD Chuck
Blore remembered Reed's jazz
days: "I told him we were going to
rock and roll, and he said he
80052 couldn't do that. I told him I could
Produced by Jack White.
make him the number one DJ in
the city, and he said, 'Well, I'll
sacrifice for that.' "
KLOS's Bob Coburn, who
replaced Reed as "Rockline" 's
host, said, "The rock stars were in
awe of him when they came into
the booth, because they'd listened
to him from the time they were lit-
tle kids." KMET's Jim Ladd com-
mented, "He was a pioneer in
every sense of the word, a man
with a lot of integrity. Radio will
not be the same without him."
KMET VP/GM Howard Bloom
summed up by saying, "Profes-
sionally and personally, he was
somebody special. The most im-
portant thing in his life was to be
loved and to love. That was Mit-
ra chell - he was one of a kind. Ile
12TMEM:13 loved this business so much."
(Special thanks to KLOS and
On Atlantic Records and Cassettes. producer Gayl Murphy for their
assistance in assembling this
story.)
double Country station in the mar-
ket. There will be subtle dif-
ferences between the two stations
during middays and weekends,
leaning a little bit toward more
traditional on the AM." Sherard
added that new staffers for the
AM station would be announced
shortly.
Hatfield New
PD At KOMA
Bobby Hatfield has been named
Program Director of Country -
formatted KOMA/Oklahoma City,
leaving the midday shift at CHR
WZPL/Indianapolis (formerly
WIKS) to take the position. He re-
places Greg Lindahl, who recently
became Operations Manager at
WSM-AM & FM/Nashville (R&R
1-21) KOMA's acting PD John
. show, which he began over WJSV/
Pratt will retain his afternoon air -
shift.
KOMA GM Woody Woodard told
R&R, "We went with Bobby
primarily because of his experi-
ence. He seems to be into what
-
we're into lots of research,
tight playlist, lots of promotions
... He appears to be a strong
motivator and knowledgeable
about the business. Quite frankly,
I didn't go out looking for a great
Country programmer - I went
out looking for a programmer."
Hatfield, who was Operations
Manager at WCII & WKJJ/Louis-
ville for a year and a half before
joining WZPL in 1982, said, "The
thing I'm really excited about is
the company (Storz) owns nothing
but AM radio stations. They're
very supportive of doing things on
the AM dial as opposed to throw-
ing their arms up and saying,
`Forget it, I'm going to get out of
AM.' We're going to position our-
selves as a hit Country radio sta-
tion."
Reeb Continued from Page 3
Reeb told R&R, "I'm excited
about the challenge. It'll be a
much harder job than when I was
first there. I loved being in
Chicago. I'm sorry the situation
couldn't have been more positive,
but it was a great learning ex-
perience for me." No replacement
has been chosen yet at WMET.
Ludlum
Continued from Page 3
Lothery added, "Michael's con-
siderable broadcast news exper-
tise will be a tremendous asset in
taking on this challenging and
timely responsibility."
In his new job, Ludlum will also
oversee the CBS Radio Stations
News Service, which serves as the
AM group's Washington bureau.
He will also distribute Byline
magazine, a package of news and
features.
Ludlum joined the network as a
writer at WCBS/New York in 1964,
working his way up to Assistant
News Director. He was News Di-
rector at WEEI/Boston from 1973
to 1978. After a brief stint as asso-
ciate producer/writer at WCBS-
TV, Ludlum spent two years as
head writer at ABC's "Good
Morning America" before return-
ing to WCBS in 1981.
RSR/Friday, March 25, 1983
Radio Pioneer
Godfrey Dies
Arthur Godfrey
Arthur Godfrey, one of radio's
most successful performers and
a star on the CBS Radio Network
for 27 years, died last week at 79
from pneumonia and emphysema.
Godfrey enjoyed a 43 -year radio
career, beginning as "Red God-
frey the Warbling Banjoist" on
WFBR/Baltimore in 1929. He was
credited with the first all-night DJ
Washington (now WTOP) in 1934;
and launched his daily CBS Radio
show, "Arthur Godfrey Time," in
1945. That show continued through
1972, outlasting his significant run
as a top TV star.
Godfrey was one of the first
radio personalities to adopt a one-
on-one, conversational approach
to broadcasting, and also gained
fame with his unconventional at-
titude toward commercials, fre-
quently departing from scripts
and interjecting personal com-
ments about the quality of the pro-
duct or the ad copy. Any adver-
tiser annoyance at these practices,
however, was stifled by the im-
mense public response Godfrey's
folksy style generated; at one
point he was credited with bring-
ing in 12% of CBS's total revenues
through his radio and TV pro-
grams.
Following his retirement from
radio in 1972, he was actively in-
volved in environmental con-
cerns, and in 1981 he returned to
radio with a three -minute syn-
dicated series. His death came
after a two-week hospitalization
and an extended period of ill
health.
KCCW
Continued from Page 3
KLLS PD Bruce Buchanan add-
ed, "While there was the feeling
that the previous format had
peaked in terms of sales, the
growth on the FM has been
phenomenal. We're going to make
our highly-successful FM A/C for-
mat available to those listeners
who only have access to AM."
Parker indicated that some AM
part-time staff additions will be
made.
Stecker
Continued from Page 3
was an awfully hard decision to
leave, but the opportunity present-
ed it'Plf with (WSAI-AM & FM GM)
Jim Wood and the people there.
There's no replacement for me yet
at WKHX, but GM Norm Schrutt
is interviewing and soliciting
tapes and resumes from around
the country. It's a great job with a
great company, Cap Cities. I'll be
helping Norm choose my replace-
ment. "
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The long -rumored format change at WIHBQ/
about
The entire record business is talking
Memphis (from A/C to News/Talk) is expected
the significant changes about to happen

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to be decided this weekend. More details by
at MCA Records. No details yet, but
next week.
insiders say the rearrangement of personnel could
While Jonathon Brandmeier still has a few
be extensive. Street Talk has heard some very
days to go before returning to the air at WLUP/
prominent names mentioned as possible new
MCA high-level employees.
And while we're talking MCA if you
heard that Arista would sign a distribution deal
with the Universal City company, you heard
...
Chicago (4-1), the new morning team at KZZP/
Phoenix (Jonathon's old station) is now in place.
Dave Otto joins Brandmeier's old sidekick Paul
Talbot, with Natalie Windsor, fresh from
CANNIBALS
WBBM-FM/Chicago, doing news. Now, who
wrong. It's the link with RCA that persists
through continued denials.
will be the next PD at KZZP? Lots of heavy The Debut Single
names are being mentioned. It looks like we'll
Has Infinity purchased KCBQ-AM & FM/
find out the answer next week.
San Diego from Charter? When we talked to
Those in the know say Tampa radio may get
Infinity Radio President Mel Karmazin, he said
competitive again now that Bill Garcia has
"Nothing has been signed." So, while others say
arrived at WFLA-AM & FM (R&R 3-11). For-
the deal is done, a more accurate report would
matically, the AM should hold status -quo, but
be that the deal is imminent.
heavy odds are for the FM to drop its Beauti-
It's on the streets that WLS-AM & FM/ ... a format
ful Music format in favor of CHR
Chicago PD Ric Lippincott has resigned be-
that Garcia has done well with in the past. He
cause of Steve Casey's appointment as Opera-
put Q105(WRBQ) on the air as CHR
a years
tions Manager (R&R 3-11). When we contacted
ago. New calls have been requested for the FM,
VP/GM John Gehron he denied the rumbles,
and if approved the station will be known as
but the rumbles persist.
RKO Radio Sales clients and staffers re- WOJC. However, don't forget that Metroplex
went up against Scott Shannon's Q105 only to
ceived a hefty morale -booster at the rep firm's
wind up with a new A/C format after the war.
21st anniversary celebration in New York when
Our apologies to KXA & KYYX/Seattle Pre-
RKO Vice Chairman Hubert DeLynn delivered
sident Pat O'Day. Last week we mistakenly re-
an impromptu address. Basically he reaffirmed
ferred to him as Dan O'Day. Dan, of course, is
the embattled company's commitment to radio
and expressed confidence that RKO will win its
the publisher of O'Liners and Galaxy ... Pat
is the President of KXA & KYYX.
fight to keep its remaining radio properties Pink Floyd claims its new LP "The Final
(threatened by the FCC's denial of RKO's license Cut" incorporates the "holophonic sound
for WNAC-TV/Boston).
technique," which, according to the flier included
Vic Faraci, former E/A Exec. VP/Market- with the album, "produces an all -encompassing
ing, is headed for a VP position with WB's
three-dimensional presence which results in extra-
Nashville Division. He'll be based on the West
Coast.
ordinary special effects . ." Interesting? Well,
the description goes on to state that these effects
from
Elroy R.C. Smith has officially become PD
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cannot be re-recorded. Is "holophonic sound"
at WILD/Boston after having served as acting a new production gimmick, or is it a new tech-
PD for 60 days. The new WILD Music Direc- nique in the home taping battle? Or is it both? *749
tor is Charles Clemmons. Is it true, now that Frank Felix is no longer
KFYE (Y94)/Fresno has done what was in control at XTRA (AM)/San Diego, that PD
rumored several months ago by signing with Jim Richards is going to dump most of the old-
Transtar. The station will carry the satellite ies and gear the station to a more "Hot Hits"
net's programming in all dayparts except morn- musical sound?

TOTAL
ing drive. PD Mike Berlak is staying on, but Firstcom has wasted no time in requesting
the entire airstaff of seven, including part-timers, new call letters for its recent acquisition from
is on the street. Harte -Hanks. With the FCC's expected blessing,
KITS/San Francisco PD Jeff Hunter has WEZI/Memphis will become WGKX.
named Michelle Meisner as his Assistant PD/ Don't be surprised when the next Donna
MD for the newly launched "Hot Hits" station Summer album comes out on Mercury/
...
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and speaking of consultant Mike Joseph, PolyGram in this country and on Phonogram
depending on who you talk to, Mike's either internationally. The longstanding legal differ-
headed to Los Angeles or Houston next. How- ences between Donna and Casablanca/Poly-
ever, when we contacted him, he had no com- Gram have been settled, with the release of this
ment beyond indicating he'd be taking a "four - album through PolyGram apparently one of the
to -six -week rest" before beginning his next pro- conditions of settlement. The new album, due
ject. for a May release, is being produced by Michael
Omartian. Donna remains signed to Geffen
All the industry heavyweights were gathered
last weekend for independent promo reps Jack Records for future releases. 22..imulef%
Hakim & Stan Bly's soiree in Los Angeles (3- J.J. Scott has been upped from MD to
20). The duo went all out, importing a special PD/MD at WQUA/Quad Cities.
chef to prepare the Middle Eastern cuisine. In CHUM/Toronto PD Jim Waters and wife WXKS-FM WKRZ-FM
the kitchen working her magic was Jack's moth- Sheila are the proud parents of their first child,
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JOEL DENVER
YOUR COMMENTS IN PRINT
A Look Into
The CHR Mailbag
From time to time I get letters commenting on some of the topics
covered in this column. Several of the letters I've received lately offered
some ideas worth sharing with all our readers.
Small Market Problems Aren't So Big
The first letter comes from Chris Larko, PD at WHUZ/Huntington,
IN.It's in response to my February 11 article "Getting a Handle On Small
Market Problems." Chris suggests some great ways to "overcome about
90% of the drawbacks" to being in a small market ... especially
regarding record service.
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Dear Joel:
WHIZ
became PD at WHUZ/Huntington, IN in July 1982. The station sits about 25 miles out-
side of Ft. Wayne and we're penetrated by their signals. When first joined the station, it had
I music. If it's a hit, play it. If it stinks, don't invent a new format just so it can get airplay.
virtually no record service. A little homework and a lot of phone calls found some very coopera-
tive promotion people. At first we had to call for each individual song needed, but after calling
these people and mailing out playlists on a regular basis, we not only have regular service from
most labels, but also have regular album giveaways.
The work to establish the record service is time-consuming and a little hard on the phone
bill, especially in the beginning. But as a result of the effort, our record service now compares
to any of the stations in Ft. Wayne.
When it comes to spending money for p omotions and equipment, my GM has a corner on
the word "no," but he has to. We're struggling to survive in a town of 16,000 people only 25
miles from ten radio stations, four TV stations, and their sales departments.
We've run some very effective low-cost promotions. For example we gave away sample
packages of Vegemite and Men At Work albums. The total cost of $15 for the Vegemite, and
about $2 for the phone calls to request the albums. You'd think we were giving away gold
judging by the great listener response we got.
must admit that being this close to Ft. Wayne also has its advantages. The ABC FM
I in CHR, have some definite thoughts I'd like to share with you, even though left radio last
Network considers us its Ft. Wayne affiliate, and we are the exclusive outlet for the "King
Biscuit Hour" in the market. We also get some national buys as a result of our location, and
some Ft. Wayne advertisers as well. We're successful in our hometown, and even pull a few
numbers in Ft. Wayne from time to time. With a little bit of homework you can overcome 90% of
your drawbacks. The hard work does pay off!
Sincerely,
Chris Larko
Echoing Chris's thoughts, the next letter comes from Tom Benson, PD at WHLM-AM
& FM/Bloomsburg, PA. Tom offers some specific tips on securing record service. They
worked for him and might work for you, especially if you're in a tertiary market.
WHLM BLOOM RADIO AM 550KHZ FM 106.5MHZ
DIVISION MAGEE INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES, INC.
Dear Joel:
WHLM has excellent record service, and believe there are three reasons why. These
I
three avenues to better record service can be used by any small market station, no matter
what the format.
First of all, get your call letters noticed by the record companies and regional distributors.
Make sure you mail out a professional -looking music survey or playlist weekly. Years ago,
when we had terrible service, used to dress up (or undress?) our playlist with pictures of pin-
I
ups! wouldn't necessarily recommend it now, but promotion men sure took notice of our
I
music survey. Many started to call on a regular basis. Remember, nothing sells like sex
appeal.
Secondly, make sure the playlist you send is representative of your station, and that it's
not a lengthy list. Promo people are wary of long lists. If you indicate you're playing everything,
promo people will probably think either you have a lot of paper adds, you're building your
private collection at home, or the rotation doesn't give proper exposure to influence local
sales.
Finally, take the time to nourish relationships. Send cordial letters; take a day to go visit
them (promo reps do the same in reverse), and invite them to your station. Promotion people I
work with in Philly still make upstate visits, and Bloomsburg is a regular stop for many of them.
Thanks to the dean of promotion men, Matty Singer, Philadelphia's promotion people have
always been the best. More than once WHLM has received calls from stock guys at the inde-
pendent record distributors who would make upstate calls just to get a foot in the door in
promotion. always took the time to talk to them, and eventually the best of them moved on to
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the major record companies on a local, regional, and national level. And they will remember
you! hope these suggestions will help.
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Best regards,
Tom Benson
R&R/Friday, March 25, 1983
Oldies, A Two-Sided Subject
While many CHR programmers feel that oldies have been oversaturating the airwaves
(R&R 2-25), there are those who still find them quite useful. One is Q101 (WJDQ-AM &
FM)/Meridian, MS Operations Manager Larry O'Neal, who expressed his opinions in the
letter which follows.
Dear Joel:
I enjoyed the article on oldies programming. It was interesting to read the different view-
points of the programmers you interviewed. Of course, oldies programming is like anything
else it depends on the market and the competitive situation.
.
Here at 0101, we depend heavily on oldies. As a matter of fact, would bet that we have
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more titles in active rotation than any other CHR reporter you have. We use these oldies to
"broaden our base," and feel that our heavy concentration of oldies in midday has helped us
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achieve a 12+ rating of 32.1, and an 18-34 share of over 45! That's something most CHR
stations would be hard-pressed to match.
Although we play lots of oldies, we stick with oldies that match the "flow" of the radio
station. Junk oldies from the Osmonds, the Sylvers, Shaun Cassidy, and the like would never
be heard on 0101. On the other hand, you wouldn't hear us playing Molly Hatchet or Judas
Priest oldies either.
Personally, I'd much rather devote four minutes of airtime to playing "American Pie," "Let
It Be," or "Bridge Over Troubled Water" than devote four minutes to playing something at the
bottom of "New & Active" that will probably never even come close to being a "Breaker." have I
the familiarity of oldies on my side, whereas the programmer who cuts back on oldies and
plays more currents ends up playing stuff that will never make it, just for the sake of playing it.
What we're doing here may not work in all markets, but it sure works great for us.
While I'm on a roll ... it seems like all these people on the "New Music" bandwagon
could learn something from all those who made the fatal mistake of jumping on the "Disco"
bandwagon. New music in itself is not a format, just as Disco was not a format. Both types of
music are just different offshoots of contemporary music, and should be treated as such.
Trying to build a whole format around them seems rather idiotic.
After all, when "Folk Music" was big, did we have stations all over the country switching to
an all -Folk Music format? The same could be said for "Heavy Metal," "Protest" music, or how
about an all "Bubblegum" station?
If this keeps up, think of all the possibilities for new formats.
How about a format with just TV and movie themes? How about a "dead rockers" format?
Maybe an "all -stiffs" format where we pulled all of our favorites that never made it out of the
closet and played them over and over again.
The point I'm trying to make is just how ridiculous this really is. "New Music" is CHR
Best regards,
Larry O'Neal
The next letter comes from a former CHR broadcaster Ken McCartney. While he's not
currently in radio, his views on the subject of burned -out oldies come from past experience.
Ken McCartney
Dear Joel:
Thought I'd put my five cents in about burned -out oldies. With over ten years experience
I I
year to pursue some other interests in California and Nevada.
More and more radio budgets are being allocated for research to find out what will keep an
audience, or for that matter bring them back. I've worked at stations where oldies were used in
a very positive manner. When the research showed how valuable certain songs were, the PD
started to play them anywhere from five to as much as nine times a day.
That caused these great oldies to burn out, and actually decreased listening spans. The
very records that were potential audience generators became boring and/or aggravating. The
record that was once "I remember that" turned out to be "not that darn song again." Is our
sophisticated research actually leading us backwards? Thanks for the opportunity to be heard.
heard.
Best Regards,
Ken McCartney
AM Is Alive And Well
Is music programming on AM a thing of the past? There are many who think so, bu
some recent AM CHR successes indicate that it's too soon to count AM out. KIMN/Denve
PD Doug Erickson shared his viewpoint on the subject.
IMAN
Dear Joel:
It was thoroughly refreshing to read a positive story on AM radio in your column recently
(R&R 3-4). had the opportunity to listen to 790 in Houston two weeks ago, and it is an
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exciting, fun, up radio station. However, this rebirth of AM radio should not be surprising; it is
not a new invention, KIMN has been winning consistently since 1978 in a market with 38
radio signals, and several competitors on AM and FM as well.
Our demographics are solid in the all important 25-34 cell. While AM radio may never
enjoy the "time spent listening" that FM radio has, some of us continue to hold some awe-
some cumes. In fact, KIMN's cume is larger now than it was six years ago, even though FM
listening has increased dramatically during that time.
Looking at great radio stations like WLS, KFRC, KTSA, KIMN, and lots more, it is obvious
that AM radio never died. And if may be so presumptuous as to speak for other AM
I
programmers, we're not about to roll over and play dead. Thanks again for your article on 79Q,
and your interest in good radio.
Best regards,
Doug Erickson
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Russ Carlton joins MAGIC 108/Los Angeles
as News Director ... Y94/Fresno MD John
McCorkle is out due to the Transtar Satellite
and is looking for a CHR-AOR slot in the west, so
call him at (209) 227-3769... Tom Fricke is
named PD at KYTNIGrand Forks ... KOWB/
Fargo PD Wayne Hiller is upped to VP/Pro-
gramming, and Craig Roberts is now PD ..
John Purdy promoted from part-time to
Assistant PD at KIIKIDavenport ... Donna
Virden, a/k/a Christie Springfield, is new to
overnights at WCAU-FMIPhiladelphia from
WAYVAtlantic City ... Brian Logan is upped
to MD at WNFYIDaytona Beach ... KGGI/
Riverside-San Bernardino has boosted Craig
Hubbs to the MD chair . WFBGIAltoona
brings in Dana Lynn McIntyre to do news.
Night rocker Tom Chase is now the Assistant
PD at 0103/Denver ... Freddy Mertz (still
looking for Ethel) is alive and well at 099(WOMV)I
Jackson, MI doing mornings and promotion
director .. KKRCISioux Falls promotes Jim
Schaefer to Promotion Director ... Don
Christy ascends to Research Director from
weekends at WPFM/Panama City ... Bill
Pasha has been named Music Coordinator at
WGUYIBangor ... WIBCllndianapolis loses
Bob Simpson to afternoons at KIMNIDenver ....
David Cole is new to mornings at
94Rock(WAYU)/Lewiston, ME ... Roy Harnish
exits the News Director chair at WEBC/Duluth
for a slot out of radio, and Marylin Butler takes
over as news department head honcho.
A new staff lineup at WKBW/Buffalo: Danny
Neaverth mornings, MD Jon Summers
middays, Tom Shannon to afternoons from
CKLWIDetroit, Chuck Lakefield nights, and
Trich Mattimore overnights.
Bits
HITS-96/Pittsburgh is holding the
"$96,000 Sweepstakes." The station is
calling out names from the phone book and
cards received. Listeners hearing their
names have nine minutes and six seconds to
win a minimum of $1000 cash. PD Cary Pall
reports at least one winner a day since the
contest hit the air.
Q107/Washington recently staged "Hot
Tub Tuesday," which made a big splash
with its listeners. The station, in
conjunction with the Making Waves hot tub
locations, offered free dips in the warm
bubbling water between 3pm and 9pm that
day at any of the three outlets. During the
six -hour hot tub freebie, 1143 listeners took
advantage of this relaxing promotion.
Y100/Miami is cranking up the 1983
version of the "License To Win Promotion."
The bumper sticker (pictured) is available
at McDonald's and makes the driver dis-
playing it eligible for a share of over $50,000
in cash and prizes, plus the chance to claim
the grand prize: the official pace car of the
Budweiser Grand Prix of Miami, an RX-7,
worth $15,000.
KTFM/San Antonio launches "KTFM-
TV" on cable channel 29 with hosts PD Joe
Nasty and Art Garza. The two will show
video clips of hot acts and provide
commentary and artist news to go along
with the visuals. Interestingly enough, the
show will air twice a day, seven days a
week, at 6pm and midnight. Joe says the
show will reach a large chunk of viewers, as
60% of the market is wired for cable.
WNFY/Daytona Beach and Sea & Ski are
presenting the Beach Boys in concert at
Dayton's Memorial Stadium on April 2 for
free. 15,000 seats will be available for an on -
air giveaway or through participating mer-
chants.
R&R/Friday, March 25, 1983
A Look Into The CHR Mailbag Station Profile
Continued from Page 22
We've All Been There Before
This next letter doesn't concern formats or ratings; it concerns something many of us
have faced in the past or will face in the future -
unemployment. Please consider the
thoughts of veteran broadcaster Rich Robbin.
G100 (WKRG-FM)/Mobile, AL
P.O. Box 160587
RICH ROBBIN Mobile, AL 36616
(205) 479-5555
Dear Joel:
Owner: Kenneth R. Giddens
I want to thank you for the time and effort in passing on information about openings to me
Rep: Katz
from time to time. Most people forget the abject horror of being unemployed at age 39 after
over 24 years in this business, only to sit back for five and a half months to face the 'untruths VP/GM: Rocky Reich
and lack of candor I've heard. It's disheartening. PD: Jim Mahaney
Let me share a recent experience with you. I've been jerked around by a couple of note- MD: Scott Griffith
worthy stations in California for over two months about a job. I've been getting strung along
99.9 mHz
with promises of interviews, callbacks, etc., and both jobs have just gone poof into thin air.
100,000 watts
Many people forget (when they are working) what it's like to sit with no money (all of it
having been exhausted through living expenses and job searching), getting phone calls from "WKRG-FM, known to radio listeners as
creditors, wondering how the next house payment is going to be made. To make matters even G100, has been the Gulf Coast's
worse, it's hard to sell a house in this type of economic climate. All of this is made incredibly contemporary leader since March 1978
difficult by our "brothers" in the business who don't have the common decency to say, "Sorry, when it went live, putting FM in vogue for the
I can't use you" so you can go on searching out some other possibilities. Candor, man .. first time in the area. With our massive signal,
a little straightforwardness and feeling for the other guy. the station covers major portions of Alabama,
It would really be neat to see a hard-hitting editorial in the paper regarding stations who Mississippi, and the Florida panhandle.
"play around" with unemployed people. "Our mass -appeal format combines CHR
Thanks for your help and courtesy, music, both new and old, with the market's
Rich Robbin best-known personalities and such features
as color radar weather, sports and traffic in -
Rich, I don't think I could have said it any better than you did!
Scott Griffith
Jim Mahaney
formation. Our listeners can tune in for what
they need to know, when they need to know
it.
"The market's longest running contest is
G100's 'Cash Call,' which has handed out
over $30,000 so far. We take such annual
events as the 'Summer Beach Patrol' and
make them special with great prizes and the
chance to meet our jocks. G100 backs its
programming year-round with big -budget
promotions and support both on and off air.
That way, listeners can constantly see and
feel G100.
"We are very proud of our civic and
charitable involvement, which goes far
beyond public service time and announce-
WE'RE WORKING MEN - With a Grammy under their belts, Columbia's Men At Work stopped into
94Q/Atlanta for a visit to continue promotion for their "Business As Usual" album. Shown (l -r) are
ments. Frequent public appearances by our
airstaff and the co-sponsorship of such
events as the March Of Dimes Walk -A -Thon
Columbia rep Alan Oreman, 94Q PD Jim Morrison, and a couple of the Men: Colin Hay and Greg
annually brings 10,000 active walkers to the
Ham. Pictured in front is CBS College rep Dan Venable.
streets. G100 is known for being in on what
happens and being totally involved with
Mobile." -Scott Griffith
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THE RED ROCKER ROCKS TEXAS - Geffen recording artist Sammy Hagar, also known as the "Red
Rocker," recently completed the Texas leg of his tour and invited the folks from KRIG/Odessa to
stop backstage for a visit. Pictured (l -r) are weekender Jim Young, midday personalities Jim Scott
and Kelli Montgomery, Hagar, weekender Susan Wise, and Promotion Director/morning man John
Welch.
KIHNTINUED BACKSTAGE -
KREO/Santa
Rosa was involved with a Greg Kihn Band
concert recently, and took some winners
backstage to meet Greg and the band. Shown
(I -I) are Kihn, a very happy winner, KREO
afternoon rocker Mark Todd, and Elektra-
Asylum's Corey Connery,
CHR's Most Accurate
Music Information
LE ROUX AT HOME IN LOUISIANA - KNOE-FM/Monroe, LA played host to hometown favorites Le
Roux, along with BOC, for a sellout concert. After the show, Le Roux entertained some of the KNOE-
P1Playlists ... See Page 49
Adds & Hots ... See Page 51
FM staff backstage. Shown (I -r) are group's Jim Odom and Fergie Frederiken, KNOE-FM personali- Parallels ... See Page 53
ties Woolie Bullie and MD Sam Shea, Le Roux's Leon Medica, the Unknown Disc Jockey, and group
New & Active ... See Page 62
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A WORLD CLASS ACT

Some Company
For Cynical Reporters
If Vietnam and Watergate didn't completely erase unquestioning public trust in official statements, Three Mile Island
went a long way toward completing the rubout.
America's worst nuclear incident four years ago (3-28-79) didn't kill anyone or cause serious injuries, but the official
statements to the various news media and the public at the time definitely left a widespread fallout of extreme skepticism.
"The experts, the people in the know," recalls Middletown, PA Mayor Robert Reed, "especially the owners of the plant,
told some lies as far as I was concerned, dealing with the release of radiation."
Although the overheated reactor eventually cooled down, not all the people in the TMI area have. Sleeping pill use more
than doubled and tranquilizer sales increased nearly 90%. The state's Epidemiology Director, Dr. George Tokuhata,
reported infant death rates did not increase enough to be statistically significant, nor did overall cancer rates, but Mayor
Reed says, "I have a tendency not to believe these people because all through the accident, the rumors and innuendoes and
lies that came out ... people have a tendency not to believe!"
The reactor is still out of commission. "They intended to restart Unit-1 a number of months ago," laments Reed, "and
in rechecking the plant they found something like 40,000 corroded tubes. Now this was a very frightening thing to think that
GPU was going to restart Unit-1 and then all of a sudden they found these corroded tubes, and what's on the people's minds
at this point is, are there still some hidden problems? When they start the unit up again, will these problems crop up and will
we be faced with another catastrophe?"
Pretty skeptical huh? Reporters can spend years developing the kind of pervasive suspicion that demands every "fact"
be confirmed. What does it get us? We end up being typecast as cynics. But no longer lonely cynics: TMI obviously gave us
a lot of company.

Three Mile Island

MONDAY, MARCH 28 - Three years ago today it looked as though the prime interest rate might keep
climbing forever: in its 12th increase in three months, the prime rose to 19.5%. During the same week, the silver price col-
lapsed to the $10 -an -ounce level, from its previous astronomical high of just over $50.
The reactor overheated at Three Mile Island four years ago today.
Full moon tonight, and nothing romantic about the traditional name for this one: it's the full Worm Moon.
Rick Barry, the 1966 NBA rookie of the year, is 39. Country musician Charlie McCoy is 42. Political scientist
Zbigniew Brzezinski is 55. Actor Dirk Bogarde is 62.

Things Go Better With

TUESDAY, MARCH 29 - The first batch of Coca-Cola was brewed 97 years ago today, allegedly in a vat
over a fire in a backyard in Atlanta. John Pemberton created Coke as a hangover cure and headache remedy, advertising it

"REAP THE as "a brain tonic and intellectual beverage."

The last American combat troops left Vietnam in 1972 (although we continued bombing Cambodia).
Niagara Falls completely stopped in 1848 when ice jams blocked the Niagara River.

WILD WIND" Football pro Earl Campbell is 28. Basketball vet Walt "Clyde" Frazier is 38. Former first brother Billy Carter is 46.
Pearl Bailey is 65.

the sensational new single Alaska Land: Two Cents An Acre

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30 - Uncle Sam closed the deal to buy Alaska from the Soviet Union in 1867,
from the album amid criticism that America was paying an exorbitant price for land the nation didn't need in the first place. The purchase
price of $7.2 million in gold worked out to slightly less than two pennies per acre.
The pencil with an attached eraser was patented 125 years ago today.
Eric Clapton is 38. Warren Beatty is 45. Two successful painters were born on this date, Francisco de Goya (1746)
and Vincent Van Gogh (1853).

QUART CHR ACTION THURSDAY, MARCH 31

Electric Lights Fool Chickens?
- When Wabash, IN became the first community to be lit by electric street lights
..,..
on this date in 1880, some local pessimists were afraid the chickens would stop laying because they wouldn't know night
WXKS-FM WJXQ WICTII R6tïF,: from day. Old newspaper stories indicate the optimists speculated light at night would trick the corn into growing twice as
KYYX WJAD WYKS tall.
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Actor Gabe K;plan is 38. Richard Chamberlain is 48. Shirley Jones is 49. Hockey legend Gordie Howe is 55.
WLOL-FM KHYT WISE KKQy:.; Labor organizer Cesar Chavez is 56. Others born on the 31st have included the first black world heavyweight boxing champ
KYUU WACZ WHSI. Q101 ` Jack Johnson (1878), and the chemist who discovered spectroscopy, Robert Bunsen (1811), for whom the laboratory
KMJK KCBN Bunsen burner is named.
WKFM KBI
WKRZ-FM KC April Fools' Day
WZZR FRIDAY, APRIL 1 - On this April Fools' Day we begin the months known for "April showers that bring
May flowers," but Frank Quinlan of the National Climatic Data Center notes, "April is not the month with the most
precipitation in any region of the United States."
Tiros -1, the first weather satellite, went into orbit 23 years ago today in 1960.
Ali McGraw is 44. Debbie Reynolds is 51. Jane Powell is 54. Tomorrow (4-2) Leon Russell 42, Marvin Gaye 44,
and Sir Alec Guinness 69. Sunday (4-3) Tony Orlando 39, Marsha Mason and Wayne Newton 41, and Marlon Brando
and Doris Day 59.
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Future File: Promoting

By Computer
JEFF GELB No discussion of the future of radio would be complete without mention-
ing computers. In San Jose, KOME PD Les Tracy is already experiencing
success tying -in computers to KOME promotions. He explains, "I have a mic-

Parikhal's rocomputer at home, and a device called a modem that allows me to dial a
number on my phone and hook up my computer to another one through the
phone lines. This gives me access to a number of computer 'bulletin boards'
that enable computer users to leave free messages for others to access.
"A local computer store offers one of these bulletin board services. dialed it one day and

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discovered that they'd put their own message on it, mentioning their sponsorship of the 'National
Lampoon Radio Hour' on KOME. When found out that this message was being read by about a
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thousand people over one weekend, realized that the board was a great place to advertise
I

One of the most popular AOR columns of 1981 detailed the predic-
tions of John Parikhal of Joint Communications Inc., a Canadian -based
research and consultation firm. The company does research for the
Burkhart/Abrams/Michaels/Douglas firm, along with work for other
radio formats, TV stations, and record companies. Through focus groups,
quantitative research surveys, attitudinal
studies, and music testing, Parikhal has
become an excellent barometer of públic
opinion on emerging cultural trends. In our
last conversation in print, he correctly
predicted trouble for stations relying on
commercial -free programming, and wisely
warned against improper uses of audience
research. This time around, Parikhal
tackles some of AOR radio's major current
concerns, with surprising insights and
predictions.
New Audiences,
New Musical Styles
Certainly the primary topic on the mind
of AOR programmers these days is modern
rock: where did it come from, and how to
react to it on the air. Parikhal offered this
explanation for the
origin of modern rock
as a musical trend:
"For the first time
since World War II,
the 12-17 cell is not a
part of the 'baby
boom.' They're look-
ing for their own iden-
tities now, and that's
one of the reasons
why they're forming John Parikhal
their own musical tastes. They're young
enough that they have never heard or been
influenced by the music of their older broth-
ers and sisters. They may not find their own
style and end up reverting to what was hap-
pening before, but they're certainly
looking." Parikhal pointed out, however,
"There's been an over -reaction
to new music."
that modern rock is not just popular with
teens. "It's popular to a huge demographic
spread, from 12-34, but it's really a song-by -
song situation.
"We can only go so long without
something new in our culture. This is the
culture of the hula hoop, the pet rock, and
the mini -skirt. In music, it might be the
-
Beatles, disco or Motown we're always
looking for something new. A lot of the new
rock gives you something you haven't heard
lately."
He continued, "Another reason for the
growth in popularity of modern rock is be-
cause of the maturing of its bands; we no
longer have the Sniveling Shits singing,
'Pee On Your Mother.' We now have bands
writing popular songs that relate to people's
lifestyles. For example, paranoia music
seems very popular and relevant this year.
The world is changing so fast, producing
everything from new technologies to
-
unemployment these factors give birth
to songs like 'Do You Really Want To Hurt
Me,' or 'Who Can It Be Now.'
"TV will reshape radio program-
ming ...
radio will have a hell of
a problem reacting to it."
"The mainstream rock acts got into trou-
ble because they became `soundalike'
bands. We were finding a lot of research re-
sults that showed people saying, 'This
sounds like ...' or, 'It's not bad.' When
something sounds like something else
you're in trouble, and when something is
not bad that also means it's not good."
Heavy Metal Poisoning?
On the other hand, according to Parikhal,
the emergence of modern rock does not
mean the end of heavy metal. He explained,
"My working definition of rock and roll has
always been `music to kill your parents by.'
Once their parents like it, kids have to find
something they don't like. Today's parents
are smoking reefers, tooting cocaine, and
listening to the Beatles. You can imagine
how that goes over with a 15 -year -old.
That's why they go for the limits of outrage:
Ozzy Osbourne biting the head off a dove;
you know your mom and dad are never go-
ing to go for that, no matter what. The best
heavy metal will still get airplay and sales.
"I think the '80s will be a reflection of the
'60s' mods and rockers, with teens lining up
on two sides: one for heavy metal, and one
for the new music of groups like Soft Cell
and Haircut One Hundred."
This could foreshadow trouble for the
AORs that try to have it both ways musical-
ly, according to Parikhal. "The heavy
metal long-hairs are very freaked out by
what's happening; they find the music
changing too quickly. These people can be
integrated into new music so long as that
music still includes the kind of driving
guitar sound with which they're comfor-
table. In the meantime, we may see AOR
split into two camps in the near future, one
leaning more towards new music, the other
toward traditional AOR, which will frag-
ment the AOR audience even further."
The Dangers Of New Music
He warned, however, "There's been an
over -reaction to new music. Although I
think it's an important radio force, it's one
that should be integrated into the music mix
very carefully." That statement might
seem odd for a researcher working with the
Superstars stations, many of which recent-
ly switched to as much as 80% current pro-
duct. "That's their decision," Parikhal
said, "and we don't always agree on every-
thing. I have the greatest respect for Lee
Abrams, and it may work for him. It will
probably bring in new listeners while losing
others. It really depends on the market - some research is imperative: "It's more
various promotions. On a regular basis, I'm now putting in messages about upcoming KOME
events. For example, I've put a message on there about our new music hour on Wednesday
nights, and then invited the people who accessed that message to leave their requests for the
new music hour on the board. The response has been incredible."
Les reflects, "Right now, about 4% of American homes have computers. It seems to me
that, just as everyone now has a TV set, sooner or later everyone will own a home computer. It's
going to be a whole new world, and we want to be part of it. These messages are just giving us a
little head start."
80% new and 20% old may be exactly right
for some markets, while others require
slower integration of new music."
MTV And Rock Videos
TV exposure of rock videos is often
credited as having given new music a
gigantic shot in the arm, and Parikhal
agrees, predicting, "TV will reshape radio
programming. Between all the music -
oriented shows, people will be exposed to a
lot of new music they haven't seen or heard
before. Radio will have a hell of a problem
reacting to it. They can't add everything
people are watching on MTV -
how many
tracks deep can they go on Adam Ant? The
videos may look great, but you can't see the
videos on the radio."
Rock videos will also affect the careers of
those artists starring in them, according to
Parikhal. "Take Culture Club as an exam-
ple: we researched the band and found they
had great appeal to 25+ listeners who real-
"My working definition of rock
and roll has always been `music
to kill your parents by.' "
ly loved the music. Then they saw the
band's video and freaked out; they couldn't
quite deal with the band's image. After sec
ing the video, they assumed that `Do You
Really Want To Hurt Me' was an aberra-
tion, so they were no longer interested in
buying the album. So, incorrect use of
videos may hurt careers as much as good
ones may help them."
Right And Wrong Research
Parikhal is also fearful of the harmful ef-
fects of what he termed misused research.
"Cheap research is going to hurt. People re-
acting to incorrect research have already
made some very bad programming errors.
For instance, callout research, along with
the growth of what I call `copy -cat con-
sultants,' has done a tremendous amount of
damage to the gold lists of AOR stations,
burning out these staple songs much faster
than they should have been, because every-
one ended up playing the same music. If
you hear a song once every three weeks,
that's one thing; if you hear it twice a day it
can quickly burn out forever for you. Be-
cause these stations were using research
that really wasn't very good, they ended up
killing the goose that laid the golden egg;
they burned out the oldies."
On the other hand, not all research is bad
research; in fact, according to Parikhal,
important to be right with new music
choices than ever before. A lot of the music
that tested well in callouts was acceptable
because it wasn't threatening; it was kind
of background-sounding. But some of this
new music could hurt you, because it's part
of a dance phenomenon. It makes research
more important than ever, but callouts
won't work, because those can't test new
music. So we'll have to go back to the things
that worked for us five years ago, which is a
consensus of requests, singles sales, trades,
-
call-back cards those old tricks."
Also on the horizon, as Parikhal sees it, is
non-music -oriented research. "Behavioral
lifestyle research for sales departments
will have huge potential over the next few
years if it's used properly. More than ever,
it's imperative to find out who's buying
what. We use quantitative surveys to deter-
mine the lifestyle habits of our stations' lis-
teners; for example, what clubs do they go
to, what shopping malls do they frequent,
etc. This information is useful on so many
levels: sales, promotions, and music
research, for starters."
Formats Of the Future
Looking ahead, Parikhal commented on
the future of AOR radio. "There's only one
thing worse than being behind the times,
and that's being ahead of the times (by
more than about 60 seconds, anyway).
KROQ was ahead of its time for a long time.
Eventually the times caught up with it. But
people are forgetting that it took three
years for KROQ to make its music familiar
to listeners. You plop that format in the
middle of nowhere, and nine times out of
ten, people will say, `Huh?' It's akin to the
Disco format situation. I think some of the
best elements of a KROQ format will work
for everyone, but the rest of it you can just
blow off.
"In Canada they rate 7+, so we get to see
what 7-11 year -olds are doing. We've noted
that 9 -year -olds are into rock videos more
than 29 -year-olds are. So I think that hit-
oriented AOR will really score well with
pre -teens and teens, while 'semi -hit' AOR
radio will score well 25+. One of the rea-
sons high repeats work for teens is that they
don't have a lot of money, and they do have
a lot of time. They also have no gold
universe. So they listen to radio a lot and
create their history. When you get older,
high repeats don't work as well. I believe
16-25 will become the core of the AOR sta-
tion that chooses to integrate new music."
John Parikhal's record for correct
predictions is solid, so his comments are of
particular importance. Will John's predic-
tions this year come true? As always, only
time will tell ..

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EVOLUTION
Rick Allison resigns as PD of WPLR/New
Haven but retains his airshift; GM Chris
Kampmeier assumes Acting PD title. Join-
ing WPLR from WCCC/Hartford is Lich for
nights, replacing Joe From Chicago who
goes part-time ... Tom Evans joins
WQDR/Raleigh as PD ... Mark McEwen
exits mornings at WAPP/New York for air -
work at WNEW-FM/New York Paul ...
Michaels exits as MD of WEZX/Scranton
for airwork at WXCS/Hagerstown ...
Mark Thompson is upped to Promotions
Director at WLPX/Milwaukee ...
New to
late-nights at KWK/St. Louis is Jeff Coch-
ran from WCKO/Miami, while Carole Cole
exits KWK for freelance production Grace
Urbaitis joins WAPP/New York from
WCOZ/Boston as Promotions Director;
John Lassman moves into the Asst. Promo-
tions Director slot ...
Dave Walton returns
to WKDF/Nashville from neighboring
WJYN for afternoon drive ...
Geoff Babb
joins WIMZ/Knoxville from WKDF for
nights as Sherry Reed exits WIMZ ... Jeff
Anderson is new to KICT/Wichita for
nights, and Steve Doocy joins KICT as mor-
ning show co -host ... WQDR/Raleigh hires
AOR Reporter Profile
KMJXILIttIe Rock
11300 Rodney Parham Rd.
Little Rock, AR 72212
(501) 224-6500
OWNERS: Coastal Communications Ltd.
GM: Dick Booth
PD: Tom Wood
MD: Sandi O'Connor
REP: Hillier, Newmark, Wechsler & Howard
FREQUENCY: 105.1
POWER: 100,000 watts
"Magic 105 understands our place in our
listeners' lives. Of course, music is #1 in the
station's sound, but a close second is our
natural, timely, fun approach to being Little
Rock's only rock and roll outlet. When people
turn on Magic 105, they know whatever they
hear will be geared to their lifestyles: the sub-
jects the jocks talk about, the news we cover,
the events we sponsor, and the music we
play. Bringing the music and the stars up close
and personal is a big part of how we've
developed a consistent image for Magic 105.
That consistency has paid off, in a five book
trend 2.5-9.3 12+. Promotions would be im-
possible without the tremendous help of MD
Sandi O'Connor and the record companies.
"Selection of current music is based largely
on the idea of reflecting the tastes of the Little
Rock listener, and turning them onto
something new without trying to dictate their
tastes. In these days of research, computers
and consultants, we try not to lose sight of the
people, and how their feelings influence
what's hot in Little Rock. To put it simply, play
what the people want to hear, and they'll listen
to you. We give hot currents a high level of ex-
posure, probably more than most AORs.
I
figure, if you're going to play it, play it! The for-
mat breathes enough now to allow for some
spice with the meat and potatoes, like Beatles
albums every Friday at noon, artist visits in the
studio, and lots more.
"We've got Little Rock residents convinced
that we're just like them; we're just on the
radio." -Tom Wood
COMING NEXT WEEK: Modern mu-
sic - is it a boon, or the bane of AOR ra-
dio? Just when you think you've read
everything there is to say about it, con-
sultant John Sebastian enters an impas-
sioned plea for AOR radio to temper its
current enthusiasm for modern rock be-
fore it spells the format's doom or so - (l -r) Lee Abrams, Lee Michaels, Randy Newman,
John fears. Read John's comments and
new music advocate Lee Abrams's
response next week.
Peter Delloro from WDBS/Durham for
mornings ... KILO/Colorado Springs ap-
points Greg Thomas as Promotions Direc-
tor as Hazel Parker exits. New to KILO is
Stu Smoke for overnights ... Dave Dwor-
kin joins KDWB-FM/Minneapolis for part-
time airwork ... Ted Edwards is appointed
Asst. PD at KGB-FM/San Deigo.
I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE... -
The familiar image
you see adorning a flagpole is enough to make
any Cleveland rock and roller salute: it's a
WMMS flag being flown on "Buzzard Day," de-
clared recently by the Cleveland mayor after
WMMS was voted radio station of the year by
the readers of Rolling Stone.
COOKIN' CAMARO - To publicize WAIM/
Greenville's change in calls to WCKN, the sta-
tion held a contest that awarded its winner a spe-
cially emblazoned "Rock 101 Cookin' Camaro. "
Pictured at the presentation (l -r) are WCKN air
personality Rick Woodell, winner, and unidentified
promotion participant.
KILROY WAS THERE - Tommy Shaw of A&M's
Styx was a recent interview guest at KMET/Los
Angeles, where he entertained air personality
Denise Westwood with some impromptu guitar
picking and interview comments on the air about
the band's latest album and concert tour.
BIA/MINI - This intriguing lineup does not adver-
tise a new wrinkle in AOR consultants, but shows
and Jon Sinton partying together at the recent
Superstars meeting in Orlando, where Newman
personally introduced his latest WB album,
"Trouble in Paradise, "to client stations.
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DEXYS COME ON STRONG -Mercury/PolyGram's Dexys Midnight Runners recently headlined
a concert in New York, after which the band was feted by local media. Pictured (l-r) are PolyGram
Rock Dept. Senior VP Jerry Jaffe, band's Kevin Rowland, WLIR jock Nancy Abramson, WBAB MD
Ralph Tortora, PolyGram's Sue DeBenedette and Linda Walker.
FIVE IN A ROW WINNER -
Since October, KSJO/San Jose has promised listeners at least
five songs in a row without commercials or $5000 to the first listener who caught them in a
shorter music set. The inevitable finally happened in January, making a local resident $5000
richer. Pictured at the check presentation (l -r) are morning man Trevor Ley, winner, GM Jack
Chunn, PD Baby Lee Roy (grimacing), Promotions Director Bob Jenkins.
WLUP/Chicago is making news: the sta-
tion held a St. Patrick's Day party at a local
club with special guest Jerry Mathers, who
also played guest DJ on the station. Also,
the Loop's MD, Sky Daniels, did an inter-
view with Red Rider that was picked up by
Capitol for distribution to AORs nationwide
in a new press kit for the band ...
KLOS/
Los Angeles aired an hourlong tribute to
"the Beamer," B. Mitchel Reed, with inter-
view segments spanning his long, multi -
format radio career from co-workers and
friends ... To celebrate St. Patty's Day,
WPLR/New Haven jocks showed up at a
local mall to hand out green bagels (ugh!),
while KFMG/Albuquerque gave out free
green beer for 108 minutes (matching the
station's frequency) at an area bar ..
WMMS/Cleveland tied in with the Cleve-
land Orchestra for a special series of con-
certs for high school students and young
adults; air personality Denny Sanders
hosted and narrated the performances ..
Some people will do anything for a buzz:
KBCO/Boulder air personality Jesse Sum-
mers belted down continuous "kamikazes"
on the air one recent night to drive home to
listeners the effects of alcohol on speech
and motor coordination. Speaking of motor
C O N C E R T S L C O N V E R S A T I O N S
PRESENTATIONS: Art In America by WRIFI
Detroit for $3 ...
Rank And File by KVRE/San-
ta Rose for $1.01... Scandal by KISWISeattle
for $3... Taxxi by KMETILos Angeles for $5.
BROADCASTS: Sammy Hagar on KQAKISan
Francisco.
CONVERSATIONS: Greg Kihn on KILOIColo-
rado Springs ... Vandenberg, Felony on WXCSI
Hagerstown ... Ozzy Osbourne, Aerosmith on
WOURIUtica ... Rank And File on KVREISanta
Rosa ... Billy Squier on KISS/San Antonio...
Bob Seger on WRIFIDetroit ... X, Robert
Hazard on WPLR/New Haven ... Hall & Oates
on Y951Rockford ... Loverboy, Headpins, Phil
Collins on CHEZ-FM/Ottawa ... Sammy Hagar
on KSHEISt. Louis ... Greg Kihn, Felony on
KTYDISanta Barbara ... Members, Triumph,
Taxxi on KMGNIBakersfield ... Night Ranger
on KUFOIOdessa ... Tony Carey, Scandal on
KSJOISan Jose ... Berlin on WLPX/Milwaukee,
WAAL/Binghamton, WILSILansing ... Triumph
on WZXYIKingsport ... John Hall on WOWEI
Chattanooga ... Hall & Oates on WIOTIToledo
... Triumph on WXKEIFt. Wayne ... Styx on
WAPPINew York ... Michael Bolton on WDHAI
North Jersery ... Thomas Dolby, English Beat
on KROQIPasadena ...
Lene Lovich on
WPLRINew Haven ... Triumph, Molly Hatchet
on WZXYIKingsport ...
Members on
WQBK/Albany ... Randy Newman,
Lovich, Chubby Checker, Alvin Lee on CHEZ-
FM/Ottawa ... Berlin on WLVQIColumbus .. .
Berlin, Golden Earring on WMMS/Cleveland .. .
Paul Barrere, Vandenberg, Marshall Tucker
Band on WOAYlBeckley-Oak Hill ... Thomas
Dolby, Duran Duran, Bryan Adams, Styx, Red
Rider on 0107/Toronto.
R&R/Friday, March 25, 1983
UPDATE
coordination, Summers did not drive
himself home that night; another jock
played chauffeur ....The Southern Baptist
Radio and TV Commission gave its pres-
tigious Abe Lincoln Award to WQDR/Ra-
leigh GM David Berry for his station's com-
munity commitment through a 32-part
special series on Vietnam vets. That special
also won a George Foster Peabody award
in 1982... KZEW/Dallas has been promo-
tionally active, offering listeners customiz-
ed logo stickers that include the name of a
coming rock attraction, in the tradition of
the KLOS rainbow bumper sticker. KZEW
also held a high school petition drive that
awarded the school submitting the most
signatures with its own night at local club
. the Agora ... A recent "Rockline" show
featuring Journey's Ross Valerie and
Jonathan Cain originated at KQAK/San
Francisco ... KGB/San Diego PD Larry
Bruce, who does some consulting on the
side, called with the good news that his CHR
station in Melbourne, 3XY, showed up as
the most listened -to radio station in
Australia in that country's latest ratings
results ... WDHA/North Jersey, which
recently debuted Compact Discs on the air,
is now programming them regularly, hav-
ing already aired CD product by Asia, Toto,
and Roxy Music ... Also in the technical
realm, a number of Superstars client sta-
tions are now running a weekly program
based on a concept created by KFOG/San
Francisco, called "For Headphones Only."
The show spotlights space music and
modern rock; KFOG PD Dave Logan
claims it's one of the station's most popular
programs ... KLOL/Houston held its own
version of "Family Feud" with listeners at
a local club. The winner received a $101 gift
certificate for dinner at an exclusive
Houston restaurant ... Battles of the
bands: This venerable promotion is back,
with WDIZ/Orlando's competition award-
ing studio time to the winning band, while
KXGO/Arcata's benefitted the local recycl-
ing center, and also awarded the winning
group with studio time and a tape presenta-
tion to Columbia A&R VP Terry Powell...
Congratulations to WPYX/Albany morning
team Bob Mason and Cliff Nash, who won
the local "PM Magazine" competition for
best morning DJs ... Y95/Rockford
celebrated Red Rider's local concert date
by awarding a listener the opportunity to be
"roadie for a day" with the band, collecting
a $95 paycheck in the process.
Lene
>á-XPANtIEt? S UP TO DATE
AOR's Most Accurate
Music Information
Station Listings ... See Page 45
Hot Tracks & 25+ Chart ... See Page 59
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JEFF GREEN

Top 25 Spring
Match- Ups tL

The 1983 spring Arbitron is underway in 257 markets, but how can you
follow the rating battles without a game program? Although nearly
every market offers a serious challenge, here are brief summaries for Pittsburgh SB PB The closest two-station contest, bar none.
A/C's 25 most competitive contests, listed in order by Arbitron market KDKA - - Both stations have declined in two consecu-
rank. All ratings are based on 25-49 adults, Monday-Sunday, 6am- WTAE 0.8 6% tive books, but things are different now.
WHYW-AM & FM (Y-97) KHOW's new PD is station and market ve-
midnight, MSA. A/C stations included here are those considered as 4.5 34%
teran Jim Heath, while KPPL has acquired
WWWS (3WS) 5.6 42%
market leaders within this specific demographic cell and time frame. Y-97 is the hot newcomer, earning one of popular Chuck Buell for mornings. It's full
Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines! the fall's best A/C books. In two years, service against the music FM.
Washington, D.C. SB PB WTAE has narrowed the gap between itself
Legend: SB - Shares Behind Phoenix SB PB
WLTT and KDKA from 10 shares to less than one. KOY - -
PB: Percentage Behind WMAL 0.3 5% KDKA's four -book down trend makes this a KKLT 1.3 18%
WASH 0.3 5% must book to protect its longtime KOOL 1.3 18%
Los Angeles SB PB WPGC 2.2 34% dominance. 3WS has restructured its
KHTZ - - WLTT has held the A/C lead for two' music, which could help against its
KOPA-FM 4.1 56%
All four stations went down last fall, and
KOST 2.6 55% books, but faces three formidable expanded competition, including recently -
KHTZ has a new challenger in KOST, this race is now tighter than ever. Can
competitors. WASH, which under former repositioned WHTX. KOY, behind veteran programmer Charlie
which is entering its first spring book. Both PD Bob Hughes recorded its best book in
FM full music outlets have good signals. Van Dyke, keep holding off three music
three sweeps, now has the highly -regarded FMs? A ratings increase in this market
Crosstown KNX-FM's recent switch from Bill Tanner at the wheel. WPGC has re- Seattle SB PB
soft to harder AOR could throw extra cume could spell victory for any contender.
structured its approach and enters its first KOMO
to both stations. spring book as an A/C. WMAL has stabilized KPLZ 1.2 20%
Chicago PB Milwaukee SB PB
SB after four down Arbitrons, leaving the KIXI-FM
WCLR
WFYR
-
0.4
-
7%
market crown open to all challengers. KJR
1.9
2.1
KOMO, which has had identical spring
32%
36% WISN
WZUU 3.9 34%
St. Louis
Under PD Jack Kelly, WFYR had an
excellent fall book, but Dave Martin's KS94
KYKY
SB
-
4.3
-PB

41%
and fall numbers for two years, usually
shows an increase in the spring. KPLZ, has
WMYX
WTMJ
WMGF
5.0
6.4
7.2
43%
55%
62%
WCLR is also ahead of its position 12 months had two straight improved books, while
ago. Of the top 20 market showdowns, this KXOK 5.5 52% KIXI-FM showed a marked improvement
KADI Full service WISN scored one of the coun-
one is the closest. 6.8 64% in the fall. KJR is now using a shorter list in
The three FMs - KS94, KYKY, and hopes of narrowing the gap in this fiercely try's better fall books, and holds a sizable
San Francisco
KNBR
SB
-
PB
- KADI - all showed increases last fall. competitive market.
KS94 reached a 5 -book high in one of the
lead against improving WZUU, steady
WMYX, and newcomer WMGF. WTMJ,
K-101 0.3 7% which has declined three straight books,
KLHT 1.1 28% country's best performances. KYKY's
unique rock -A/C blend earned the station Atlanta SB PB has taken the American League champion
KNBR will have Giants baseball to help
this spring, while K-101 PD Mike Phillips its best book of the past five as well. Not to WSB-FM - - Brewers away from WISN, and that should
make a significant improvement. A year
be outdone, KADI also reached a 5 - WSB 0.4 6%
has jockeyed his station to its second
straight up book. Meanwhile, KLHT's fall book high, up sharply from a year ago. AM WLTA 0.6 8% ago, this race was extremely close -
it
outlet KXOK traditionally has a good spring In the closest three-way major market looks to be again.
ratings reached a 5 -book high.
Philadelphia SB PB book, making this sweep the most battle, WSB-FM will try to hold its newly - Continued on Page 32
WMGK
WIP
-
9.2 67%
- interesting ever. gained lead, while sister WSB continues to
provide the full service alternative. Former
10.6 leader WLTA has lost 46% of its quarter-
WSNI 77%
WWSH 10.7 78%
hour share in one year, yet is still less than
one share from the top.
WMGK's giant lead will be put to the test
this spring, as WWSH enters its first full
sweep, while WSNI gains the help of San Diego SB PB
consultant Pete Salant. WMGK, however, is KFMB
working on a 5 -book high. WIP hopes the KYXY 0.9 13%
FM fragmentation will narrow that lead. KFMB-FM (B-100) 1.3 19%
Detroit SB PB
WNIC
WMJC
-
0.5
-
8%
KBZT
KOGO
3.1
3.1
44%
44%
KSDO-FM (KS-103) 3.2 46%
WOMC 1.2 18% Padres baseball always helps KFMB,
WCZY 1.6 25% "Most stations think that when they get while sister B-100 had one of the best fall
WNIC, which has held the Detroit A/C near the top of the ratings they should books in the country. Even with consecutive
lead for the past four major sweeps (spring - down books, KYXY, KBZT, and KOGO are "We have never done one single promo-
be extremely musically and promotion-
fall), had a strong fall book, but WMJC's
increase was even larger. WOMC and ally conservative - think that's bullshit.
I

The secret is not to get overly conser-

right in the heat of the competition, while
steady KS -103 will try to get back the
tion on our station. We've never even
given away a record album. Our whole
WCZY have both gained in the last two
rating periods. This is the tightest 4 -way vative - it's to be overly competitive.
dominating position it held less than two
years ago.
approach is against it. We make a point
of saying, 'No gimmicks, no games, no
battle in the major markets.
Boston
WBZ
SB
- PB
-
We're going to continue to be aggres-
sive toward the rest of the market. This
Miami -Ft. Lauderdale
WWWL (Love -94)
SB
- PB
- contests - just a lot of great music.'
We'll keep doing that until it no longer
is no time to be safe." WAXY 0.3 5%
WHDH 0.1 1% works for us."
WMJX -Jay Cresswell, Assistant PD/MD, WAIA 0.7 12%
2.0 22%
Y-971Pittburgh, commenting on his sta- These three 100 kw FMs couldn't be much -Rick Cummings, PD, WENS/Indian-
WVBF 5.0 56%
WBZ and WHDH have been within 0.3 tion's money giveaway and music closer! Love-94 had a big fall book to upset apolis, discussing what he has planned
shares of each other for three consecutive WAXY and WAIA, setting the stage for a following his station's upset of perennial
sweep promotions, which are nearly
books. Can full music WMJX break past head-on war this sweep. A/C leader WIBC in 25-49 adults last
identical to those being used by two Denver SB PB
these two full service giants? At press time, fall.
WVBF was considering new PD candidates competitors. KHOW - -
as it attempts to tighten the race. KPPL 0.1 2%

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A/C's Biggest Top 25 Spring Match -Ups

Fall '82 Continued from Page 31 the market leader a year ago and will try to
regain those listeners sampling WSNY's
hard on WSPD, which lost 2.5 shares from
the final tally.
Cincinnati SB PB new sound. WBNS is always a threat in the
Richmond
Performances WRRM (WARM -98)
WKRC 1.1 10%
spring.

Louisville SB PB
WEZS
WRVA
SB

1.1
PB

7%
WLLT (W -Lite) 4.9 44%
WLW WHAS Both stations have impressive mid -teen
Following are the top ratings improve- 5.9 53%
WRKA 0.6 7% shares in a secondary market battle
ments from last fall's Arbitron. Limited WARM -98 is enjoying a 4 -book high, while WAVG 3.2 35% between full service AM and FM music.
to those stations which increased three previous leader WKRC tries to regain the WKJJ 3.6 40% WEZS overtook WRVA by a slight margin
shares or more, this list ranks stations top spot. W -Lite has regrouped with new WJYL 6.8 75% in its first book, making this sweep the one
calls and a repositioned format under new to determine the real Richmond leader.
according to their percentage of growth
PD C.C. Matthews, while recently -sold New WHAS PD Denny Nugent needs to Baton Rouge SB PB
from the spring '82 sweep. The second stop his station's two-book decline to keep WAFB
WLW will attempt to recover from a rough
list shows those stations with the largest fall. ahead of former leader WRKA, which fell WJBO 2.1 28%
actual share increase. sharply last fall. WAVG was up in its last WLCS 2.1 28%
book, however, and WKJJ scored its best All three stations increased last fall.
Kansas City SB PB book ever. New A/C WJYL will try to close WAFB and WJBO rebounded after dipping
(The figures are based on 25-49 adults, Mon - WHB the gap in its first spring sweep. a year ago, while WLCS strives to go up
Sun, 6am-midnight, MSA.) KLSI 0.7 9% again in its second spring book.
KUDL 1.1 14%
KMBZ 2.2 28%
Salt Lake City SB PB
KSL

A/C's With
Perennial leader WHB is facing a real
battle against red-hot KLSI, which last fall
KALL
KISN
5.4
7.9
41%
60%
For The Record
improved its ratings better than any other KDAB 8.1 61% In last week's column, it was incor-
A/C in the country. WHB has lost nearly six KALL-FM rectly stated that WOOD/Grand Rapids
Most Growth shares 25-49 over the past four books, but KLRZ
8.1
9.9
61%
75% held a nine -share lead over competitor
spring books have brought improved WJFM in 25-49 adults. The correct
Percentage results. KUDL has been holding its own No weak spots in this market. KALL-FM margin should have been 1.4 shares.
Increase despite KLSI's presence, while KMBZ may was the only station to dip in the fall book,
1. KLSI/Kansas City 1800% or may not keep Royals baseball - a big as KLRZ held steady, and all others
2. WWWMIToledo 284% variable which could change the picture increased. Noteworthy was KSL's big
improvement, one of the best of all fall
3. WHYWIPittsburgh
4. KQLH/Riverside, CA
211%
182%
significantly here.
efforts. Station Profile
5. WBUF/Buffalo 164%
Toledo

6>
6. KBCN/Anchorage 152% SB PB
Columbus SB PB WMHE
7. WEZS/Richmond 152% WTVN
8. KRLBILubbock 147% WWWM (3WM) 2.7 27%
WSNY 2.4 17% WSPD
9. KOILIOmaha 117% 3.4 34%
WNCI 5.3 38%
10. KFIMIEI Paso 113% WMHE remains the market leader,
11.
12.
13.
KFMB-FMISan Diego
WMJIICleveland
WRMFIWest Palm Beach
111%
89%
85%
WBNS 5.9

Without Ohio State football, WTVN's lead

is more vulnerable than the numbers indi-
42%
despite its 4 -book low last fall. Its decline
came as no surprise, due to hot new
competitor 3WM, which ranked #2 nation-
KV$F
14. KKPL/Spokane 72% cate. In its first sweep, WSNY notched one KVSF "AM 1260"/Santa Fe
wide for highest percent of rating increase.
15. WSNYIColumbus 69% of the fall's best performances. WNCI was Toledo's reissued book was particularly 1718 W. Alameda St.
16. WPXYIRochester 67% Santa Fe, NM 87501
17. KLAZILittle Rock 64% (505) 982-4455
18. WJIM-FMILansing 63% OWNER/GM: Alfred Sena
19. WSYR-FMISyracuse 55% PD: Bill Dimas
20. WING/Dayton 48% MD: Jay Jaramillo
21. WISICoiumbia, SC 46% 1260 kHz
22. KSLISaIt Lake City 44% 5 kw
23. KSD-FMISt. Louis 40%
23. WFBC-FMIGreenville, SC 40% "We like to describe our sound as 'Informa-
25. WISNIMilwaukee 38% tion and Entertainment.' People can count on
25. WSFM/Harrisburg 38% us to keep them up-to-date with news updates
throughout the day. We've invested in a
satellite dish to provide outstanding on -air
sound quality from our NBC and RKO news
A/C's Top Movers networks. Political coverage, headed by News
Director Bob Barth and commentator Ernie
Share Mills, is syndicated to 26 stations in New
Increase Mexico. Our news department is the only one
in America to capture four national AP Broad-
1. WRMFIWest Palm Beach 9.8
2. WEZS/Richmond cast awards.
9. 1

3. KRLBILubbock
"Our jocks are encouraged to get involved
8.4
in community events, which enables them to
4. KLSIIKansas City 6.8
be topical on the air. They're bright, uptempo,
5. KKPLISpokane 6.7
and provide a flow through news, music, and
6. WHYWIPittsburgh 5.9
commercials.
7. WMJI/Cleveland 5.6
"KVSF is the city's oldest radio station
8. WWWMIToledo 5.4
9. KFIMIEI Paso
(1935) and the third oldest in the state. Our
5.1
music is in touch with Santa Fe's background.
10. KOILIOmaha 4.8
It's not unusual for a typical listener to like con-
11. WSNY/Columbus 4.7
12. KLAZILittle Rock 4.4 temporary, R&B, country, and Latin -flavored
music.
13. WFBC-FMIGreenville, SC 4.3
"Here's our lineup: 6-10am Jay Jaramillo;
14. WENSIIndianapolis 4.2
10-3pm Bill Dimas; 3-7 Janet Lyn; 7 -mid-
15. KSLISaIt Lake City 4.0
night Al Randolph; overnights M.G. Kelley;
15. KQLHIRiverside, CA 4.0
weekends Bob Remington and The Panda.
17. WING/Dayton 3.8
Our Sports Director is Carl Twibel."
18. WSFMIHarrisburg 3.7
-Jay Jaramillo
19.
19.
WBUFIBuffalo
WTVN/Columbus
3.6
3.6
GREEN GIANT VISITS CHICAGO - WFYR/
Chicago recently cosponsored the city's first an-
19. WFMKILansing 3.6 nual Winter Festival. At one of the many events,
22. KBCNIAnchorage 3.5 47 contestants built a wide variety of interesting
23.
24.
WJIM-FMILansing
WPXY/Rochester
3.4
3.3 IT'S A KNOCKOUT - WFTQ/Worcester stag-
ed a promotion to select two "ring -card" girls to
snowsculptures. One sure to attract more atten-
tion than the average snowman was this arrange-
ment of "snow peas. " In a rare winter with virtually
25. WISN/Milwaukee 3.2 A/C'S Most Accurate
parade around the ring betwen rounds of the re- no snow, WFYR employed the help of a local ski
cent prize fight between Marvin Hagler and Tony resort's snow -making equipment to make Lincoln Music Information
WMJYCIeveland was measured summer -fall '82 because the Sibson. Here's one of the models auditioning to Park the only area in Chicago with any snow on Adds & Hots ... See Page 44
summer sweep was the station's first book. appear on the nationally -telecast bout. the day of the event. New & Active ... See Page 58

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INDIANAPOLIS HAS NEW MARKET LEADER
Consistency Pays Off
For WFMS In Fall Book
For a number of years Indianapolis's two Country stations, WIRE
and WFMS, have seesawed within a share point of each other in the
ratings games. That, however, changed following the fall Arbitron, when
WFMS surged 7.9 to 12.512+, coming in almost five points ahead of WIRE
and, incredibly, even knocking off longtime market leader WIBC for the
top spot 12+. The station's 25-54 figures are equally impressive, almost an
18 share in that prime demo. When I discussed these tremendous gains
with station PD Herb Allen, he credited the increase to a combination of
consistency of air sound and a general shift away from AM to FM, espe-
cially in his market.
First No. l FM In Market
"WIBC was number one for nine years,
and this is the first time we beat them,"
Herb remarked. "We're the first number
one FM in the market. You know what's
happening to AMs in market after market,
and especially ours. I just read that India-
napolis is the third leading market as far as
FM listening is concerned, behind, I think,
Washington and Charlotte. Some 70% of the
listening here is done on FM, so it's been a
building process. Each book has shown
more FM penetration in the market, and
there are some very good FM stations here.
"Actually, we felt
that we had been
stronger than what
Arbitron had been
showing us for the
last year or two. The
way we got to be
number one 12+ was
the increased share
in the 25-54 age group,
which is what we al-
ways strived for any- Herb Allen
how, so it wasn't like we became number
one in teenagers. We have been consistently
up in that demo, so that didn't come as a
surprise, but it was enough to push us over
in the 12+ figure. However, that's an ego
thing because what does 12+ really mean to
Country? The consistency that we've had
over the last year or two with our air sound
and our people has finally paid off."
Radio Cards Draw 65,000
I asked Herb if he had done anything out
of the ordinary during the last book in ad-
vertising or promotions that could have
heightened awareness of the station. "We
did some billboard advertising," Herb
responded, "but we didn't do any TV ad-
vertising at all, just stuff that we
consistently do, such as bus benches and
signs in shopping centers. However, we do
have a radio card promotion that has done
very well for us, with something like 65,000
people Who have already applied for the
card. They have to go to a sponsor, fill out
an application, and mail it in to get the
card, so it's not just a matter of picking it up
"Some 70% of the listening
here is done on FM, so it's been
a building process."
CAROLYN PARKS
aq=3 WFMS
"Our personalities are the more
human -type personalities who
relate to the audience rather than
just read off the last three songs
you heard."
somewhere, either. Cardmembers get
special benefits like 25' movies, free
breakfasts, and things like that, which has
certainly helped to build our awareness in
the community. Other than the radio card
we run very few games or contests.
"We did run Drake-Chenault's 'The
History of Country Music' for four
weekends in October, which I think helped,
and we try to tie in with various charities
for telethons and such to build community
awareness. For instance, every year on the
4th of July we tie in with the JayCees to
bring in a free show, which has now become
the second biggest 'thing here in town
besides the 500. We're big with the
Children's Museum here and run a Haunted
House at Halloween, plus our jocks all go
out and speak at the local schools ... that
type of thing. We look for good community,
family -oriented promotions."
Combining Personality And Music
Although the station does play three or
four records in a row (except in morning
drive), Herb does not consider the station a
"Continuous Country" station. "I think we
combine the best of both personality and
music. Our personalities are the more
human -type personalities who relate to the
audience rather than just read off the last
three songs you heard. Most of our people
have been here for years in the same time
periods, and they are really professionals.
I'll tell you, of all the stations that I've
programmed, I've never had a staff that
cared more for what they were doing and
believed in the radio station more. Take
that consistency and the management that
gives you the tools that you need (Susque-
hanna's been very good about that), and I
think it just all came together."
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SOME PEOPLE WILL DO ANYTHING FOR A JOB -
When KBCB (K99)/Corpus Christi hit
the airwaves on December 1, 1982, the station wanted to make sure everyone in town knew
there was a brand-new FM Country in town, so it hit the streets with a big outdoor billboard
campaign, strategically placing 21 of them throughout the coverage area. Sure, the billboards
look attractive, but people have seen billboards, right? Well, to create even more audience
awareness, K99's GM Gary Maride decided to enlist the services of a young lady he knew
who was unemployed at the time.
Shortly thereafter, Debbie Smith gamely climbed 40 feet into the air to wave to passers-by
from the now "live" K99 billboard, doing her "airshow" on seven different days for between
two and four hours each day. If you look closely, you can see Debbie hanging on and bundled
up against the blustery winds (she also took some "extra special" hot chocolate up with her!)
in the lower righthand corner. Debbie, who was known as Candy on the air, not only gave
away prizes to people who stopped by but also caused at least ten fender -benders, and that
was just on the first day. And what did Debbie get out of all this? Well, she's now Production/
Promotion Director at the station, proving that some people will do most anything for a job!
Country Closeup
Movement
Jerry Reckerd named GM of WLLF & search going on at KUGN/Eugene, which is look-
WKSJIMobile ... Two promotions to newly -cre- ing for a local female (preferably married) resident
ated positions at Mid America Media's In- to cohost the morning show ... New morning
dianapolis facilities, with Alex Keddle named Ad- cohost at WRNLIRIchmond is Garet Chester,
ministration Director in addition to his Chief local comedian/impressionist, who joins PD Mike
Engineer duties for WIRE, WXTZ, and Network Anderson on the "Cap'n Mike & Chester" show
Indiana. WIRE PD Gary Havens also assumes Doug MacKinnon joins KJJY/Des Moines for
.
the new responsibilities of Program Research mornings from KTFXITulsa ... Wade Jessen
Director for Mid America ... Sonny Laguna up- new Asst. MD at KSOP-FM/Salt Lake City .. .
ped to Operations Manager and Eric Simon to PD WBZI/Xenia, OH's new morning drive personality
at KTXIIHarlingen, TX ... Tom Pollard now PD is Dean Taylor, replacing Jack Daniels, who
at KIRX/Kirksville, MO from similar position at leaves to become PD at Country station in Lon-
KKOY & KOSMIChanute, KS ... WCXi/Detrolt don, OH ... Nancy Crocker moves crosstown to
MD Mark Thomas leaves to take on Program the all-night show at KSD from MD at WIL-AM &
Manager position at WKMFIFIint, and is replaced FMISt. Louis ...
Tom McKay joins the KKALIAr-
by Ed Brown (from WTACIFIint), who will also be royo Grande, CA staff for overnights from
Asst. PD. WKMF's PD Lee Phillips departs for KLOMILompoc, CA, moving Myke Kross into the
same position at WROW-AM & FM/Albany .. 6pm-mid shift ...Diane Richey takes over the
Wayne Campbell promoted to Asst. PD/Promo- midday air slot at WSIXINashville ...Dale Tur-
tion Mgr. for WSIX-AM & FM/Nashville ... Jay ner segues from WSAIICincinnati to WMCIMem-
Butler upped to MD at WKIX/Raleigh, where he'll phis as afternoon drive announcer and thanks
also do the noon-4pm shift, replacing Ron Mc- everyone "for their kind support during my interim
Kay, who moves to mornings at sister station period, especially folks like Bobby Kraig, John
WYYD . WDGYIMinneapolis's Promo- Marks, Stubby, Don Paul, Bill Catino, Frank Lef-
tions/Music Asst. Lucy Meyers has exited and is fel, and Lee Shannon."
looking, (612) 431-7766... There's a talent
Radio stations from across the United States and Canada came out to attend the 20th Century -
Fox premiere of "Tough Enough, "held recently in Houston. This Country version of "Rocky" will
be made available for station premieres in selected markets, with a soundtrack album (featuring
Mickey Gilley and T.G. Sheppard) set for an April release by Liberty. Pictured is just a sampling of
the radio folks in attendance surrounding the movie's star Dennis Quaid (middle row, sixth from
right).
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SHARON ALLEN

Country music goes to Washington!

Some of country music's finest entertainers shared the "heart of
America's music" with the nation's leaders at Constitution Hall this week.
The event was taped for a CBS-TV special "Kraft Salutes the 25th Anni-
versary of the Country Music Association." SCANNERS, BRITISH COLUMBIA STYLE -When CFFM and JC55 of Kamloops, BC heard that local
Royal Inland Hospital needed one million dollars to purchase a body scanner for the hospital, the sta-
Ronald and Nancy Reagan attended the
taping, as did many Washington dignitaries tions immediately surged into action by conducting the first ever "Scannerthon. "At the close of the two-
day fund-raising event, the stations had collected $81, 132.46 in money and pledges for the costly
including: Vice President George Bush, machine. Pictured in front of the scanner with the funds are (I -r) Operations Manager Rick Amish,
Senate Minority Leader Robert Byrd, hospital executive John Forrester, and stations' Assistant Manager Trevor Harvey.
Senator Ted Kennedy and Senate Majority
Leader Howard Baker.
Some of the entertainers were: Mickey
Gilley, Carl Perkins, Willie Nelson, Loretta
Lynn, the Oak Ridge Boys, Ray Stevens,
Charlie Daniels, Tennessee Ernie Ford,
Ronnie Milsap, Ray Charles, Jimmy Dean,
Scott Chapin of L.A.-based Creative Factor inter-
views Eddie Rabbitt for an upcoming radio special
entitled "Radio Romance," which is also the title
of Eddie's latest album. The two-hour special will
Station Profile
air on approximately 150 stations in late March.
Barbara Mandrell, Merle Travis, Glen KRSY/Roswell, NM
Campbell, Minnie Pearl, and Grandpa Barnes and Co....
Epic recording artist P.O. Box 1981
Jones. Ronnie McDowell is gearing up for a major Roswell, NM 88201
The show, to be aired April 13, and the (505) 622-0290
three-week tour of the West and Southwest
party which followed, capped the CMA's in April to deliver his latest album Owner: Enchantment Broadcasting
silver anniversary celebration at the
nation's capital.
"Personally" ...
Viva Records owners Rep: Torbet
Clint Eastwood and Snuff Garrett GM: Jim Clark
#** announced the signing of Ray Price. The PD: Tony Lucero
BITS & PIECES: Don Williams just initial single, "Willie, Write Me A Song," is MD/ND: Rob Lang
recorded an open-ended conversation about scheduled for release on March 30 ... Roy
1230 khz
his music and his lifestyle that will be made Clark will guest on the "Tonight Show" 1000 watts
available to radio in early April ... Louise April 7 ...
T.G. Sheppard gets back to
Mandrell completed taping her first business after vacationing in Hawaii. He "KRSY has been providing the Pecos Valley
with country music since 1961. 'Crazy
television special, "Louise Mandrell -
taped guest appearances on four TV shows: Radio 's continued success is due to its
Diamonds, Gold & Platinum." Louise's "Solid Gold," "Fantasy," "People Now," creative air personalities, local news and
guests were her sisters, Barbara and and the upcoming NBC two-hour Motown sports coverage and an extensive music
special. Then he sat down for an interview library, going back to the late '40s.
with TWA that will result in an hourlong "Because we're the only Country station in
special aboard all its flights in July and the market, we're able to play a larger
selection of current music. Our current rota-
August ...
Lee Greenwood is recording tion is 110 songs, counting 20' recur -
another series of national radio rents and 20 carted LP cuts. Research has
commercials for McDonald's ... Larry shown that Country is the most popular
Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers Band signed format in Roswell and that our audience
to star in a $5 million marketing blitz for tends to listen to the station for long periods of
"Members Only," a fashion line of Europe time. Our fastest rotation is five hours on
KRSY staffers include (back, l -r) PD Tony
Craft Imports, Inc. The TV/print/radio ad current music, while LP cuts get played
about once a day. Lucero, Acct. Exec. Lana Cantrell, former
Some of the principals on Louise Mandrell's first campaign will kick off in early spring. receptionist Sue McClure, and GM Jim Clark;
TV special "Louise Mandrel) - Diamonds, Gold
& Platinum" took time out from taping to clown
Larry Gatlin wrote and the group performs
an original theme song for the 60 -second
"We play about a 60/40 mix of currents to
oldies. Our oldies library consists of nearly (kneeling, I -r) evening jock Steve "Along
With You, "midday personality Darryl James,
2000 songs, broken down into five cate-
around. Pictured (I -r) are Louise, Tony Orlando, radio spots. You'll see jackets from the line gories by age, which rotate about every two and MD/ND Rob Lang. Not pictured are
Irlene Mandrel], and R.C. Bannon. pictured on the cover of the Gatlin weeks. morning man "Buffalo Ron" Smith,
Brothers' current CBS LP "Sure Feels Like "Being the only Country station in the overnighter Mike Larmore, and weekenders
Irlene, Lee Greenwood, Jerry Reed, Janie Love" .. Eddie Rabbitt, who was
. market means we have to keep the older, Hank Harrel (a 45 -year Country radio veteran
Fricke, T.G. Sheppard, Jim Stafford, scheduled to perform at the Houston more traditional country audience happy who does a five -hour all oldies program on
Danny Thomas, Johnny Rivers, Tony while also attracting younger listeners and Saturday and Sunday mornings), Johnny
Livestock Show & Rodeo, cancelled, Ray, Barbara T., "Flying Floyd" Lloyd, and
Orlando, Herve "Tattoo" Villechaize, and but ... just like a scene from an old time more recent country converts."
Scott Campbell.
Nashville songwriter Dick Feller. Chet western ... George Strait rode in to save Rob Lang
Atkins, Mel Tillis and Dallas Cowboys the day. You remember years ago when
quarterback Danny White made cameo performers like Roy Rogers and Gene
appearances. The show is one of Multi - Autry would ride around the arena on
media's "Country Comes Alive" series, horses to shake hands with the crowd and
nine country music-related specials sched-
uled for national syndication during 1983.. .
sign autographs? Well, the custom has been Country News
The Society of Illustrators selected Charlie
abandoned lately because singers in this
day and age tend to fall off their horses!
This Week's Guests:
Daniels Band's "Windows" album cover Nowadays, they ride around in an open jeep RAY PRICE (lb
art for inclusion in its 25th Annual
exhibition (March 16 -April 13) at the
- but not George Strait. He climbed into DAVID ALLAN COE
the saddle and began to gallop around the
Society's Museum of American Illustration arena, as the fans went wild. You see, Call Pete Howard or John Peterson (213)392-8743
Galleries in New York. Deb Mahalanobis there's still a big demand for real cowboy 228 Main St., Suite R Venice, CA. 90291
illustrated the cover for Nashville's Bill country singers!

Every weekend is Special on

THE WEEKLY
COUNTRY MUSIC
COUNTDOWN
The United Stations
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EASY "We don't attempt to insert a popular tune by the original artist

LISTENING unless that tune fits into the format. When you forcefeed certain
artists into any format, you're making a mistake."
-Ed Winton
GAIL MITCHELL

BM/Easy Listening: "demise," the low part of the valley before

someone really said, "Look, we need to do
something." Nobody had taken the time,
else, whether all the vocals you play have to
be the original versions by contemporary
artists.

Both Alive And Well

money, or effort to really study the format
song by song, see what we're doing, what
we had been doing, and what we need to do Stephen Trivers, President
to stay competitive. I don't think there's a Fairfield Broadcasting
BM demise, but it's going to reach a seg- must say that maybe ten years ago the
I
Many have been quick to sound the death knell for Beautiful Mu- mented audience, serving a purpose for a terms were interchangeable. But I would
sic (R&R 2-4). But is the Beautiful Music format really on the particular type of person. More and more in define Easy Listening as an honest-to-good-
every market there will be one good BM or ness radio station that does everything
wane? Or is it merely undergoing a natural evolution process: Easy Listening station and they will do any other radio station does. By that I mean
adjusting to the competition it faces on the FM band; jockeying for posi- well. The days of two or three BM stations it has a good local news department, runs
tion between the popular Big Band and more vocal -oriented Easy Lis- in a market are gone. some business news, sports scores, gives
tening/Nostalgia formats? Or is it simply a matter of semantics? weather, time, tells you what songs were
In an effort to clarify the fine line between played, has real live announcers that tell
Beautiful Music and Easy Listening, I talk- ber of vocals per hour. I don't necessarily you their names, audience involvement
ed with five programmers/managers. agree that Beautiful Music's popularity is (contests/promotions), and plays familiar,
Their views follow below:
"What we're doing with the melodic tunes, including current songs by
declining. I think that many stations and
syndicators are "playing" with the original evolving research is securing our current artists.
The old-fashioned
BM concept and therefore they are diluting
Rob Edwards, VP/Programming the format, coming head to head with other position." -Christine Woodward BM stations that
Bonneville/California Division formats. When BM was first conceived, I were 100% instru-
Beautiful Music is largely a background, don't think they had playing Lionel Richie mental, totally auto-
passive format. The format still has some and Willie Nelson in mind. Both are very mated, had no an-
-
life left there's a place for a Beautiful good performers, both are very popular, We are a Schulke station and have more
single vocal content/original artists. It is by
nouncers, no news,
are a thing of the
Music station in virtually every market. I but neither one, in my opinion, belongs in a
think the question no means an attempt to leave BM behind. past. They began be-
BM format.
now comes down to We are staying within all the format coming extinct as
If they want to be a BM station, then
how much of an audi- they're going in the wrong direction with all guidelines with news, commercial units per soon as there was
ence are they going to hour, less announcer talk. The music is a bit stereo competition in Stephen Trivers
of the vocals because they are heading into
be able to hang onto more contemporary and that's to pull up the the market, regardless of the format. For a
a competition not with a BM station but
as the years go by. younger end of the demo. What we're doing long time some of the practitioners of this
with the Easy Listening formats. We don't
That particular BM with the evolving research is securing our art were successful because they were the
attempt to insert a popular tune by the position.
passive audience is a only ones in stereo or the only ones who
original artist unless that tune fits into
very aging audience. the format. When you forcefeed certain
were limiting their commercials, the only
ones who were sweeping their music. So, of
On the other hand, artists into any format, you're making Bill Clark, President/GM
Easy Listening is a course, it was easy for them to attract an
a mistake. Let's take the Joe Cocker/ KABL-AM & FM/San Francisco
very foreground, ac- Rob Edwards audience without doing any of the other
Jennifer Warnes duet. Great song, big hit. things that a radio station has to do to cope.
tive format with a lot more texture and full - It just doesn't fit into the format. Fortunate- What you call it depends on whether you
service material in the way of features, fre- ly, in BM we can get in with an instrument- I find it particularly amusing to read ar-
are talking semantics or substance. In ticles by guys from some of the other Easy
quent news, traffic reports, weather, etc. I al cover. Some of the records being played terms of semantics Beautiful Music is just a
make a format distinction obviously be- by syndicators are being played because Listening or BM syndicators saying, "Oh,
convenient term for industry reference. well, we've just discovered that we're going
tween BM and EL, but I don't consider they don't have the wherewithal to record Stations don't go on the air calling them-
Classical, Big Band, or Nostalgia as EL: custom music. They want to stay current, to play some solo vocals now and we've just
selves A/C and CHR. They present them- discovered that we're going to have a news
so they forcefeed the original into the for- selves to the public differently from the way department." My stations and others have
mat. they present themselves to the industry. been programming in this vein for the past
"We knew two to three years BM certainly has its place in the top 50 We've been selling ourselves to our listen- ten years. To me Easy Listening encom-
markets. There's a population base there ers as Easy Listening for at least ten years, passes everything from an Al Ham to a
ago that we would be facing the strong enough to support a BM station that but by industry reference we've always Schulke or a Carson.
day where we'd have to bite the will always have good ratings, and in many termed ourselves BM.
of the top markets there's room for two BM People have been
bullet and move ahead musical- stations and perhaps for even two BM sta- trying to marry BM
ly." -Rob Edwards tions and an Easy Listening station. And and A/C for years
the hot demo in the next
35-64 is going to be with, I think, limited
couple of years; that's exactly where a BM success. You can play
station should be programming. all of the original ver-
EL radio will always have the instrumental
base and these others have a high vocal
content.
Christine Woodward, GM
sions of contempor-
ary artists' vocal hits,
but as long as the
j
We've been working on a very foreground
WVEZ/Louisville
There is always some part of the radio in- backbone of your sta-
EL format that will have more vocal con- tion remains instru- Bill Clark
tent. One of the features of this new format dustry that's getting picked on. First it was
AM and its demise, then it was Beautiful
mental cover music, then I think the jury's
is that after a transitional period, there will out on how successful you're going to be
be no group vocal covers anymore. I don't Music's turn. Part of what has happened in
the past ten years is when BM first started selling that to an under -35 audience, or
think BM stations of the passive variety can under-40, especially in the face of good com-
make this transition, unless they just try to as a format on the FM dial, it seemed to be
the panacea for FM listenership. That's petition from a soft rock station.
work it through over a period of time. But I am not going to put the knock on Jim
as far as trying to just sandwich in some of really all that was available. As more syn-
dicators made more formats available and Schulke, because if his stuff was so bad, I'd
it, it doesn't blend well. like to know why the hell so many people lis-
We knew two to three years ago that we the baby boom children moved up in age
and started bringing their listening habits tened for so long. When KFOG dropped it
would be facing the day where we would here there were many people who were
have to bite the bullet and move ahead with them, there started to be more com-
musically. I feel that this is the direction to petition for BM. very upset - as far as they were concerned
Nostalgia and Big that radio station went out of business.
go. It is evolution and revolution.
Band have hacked Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. I will
away at some of the never forget the time here we had a gentle-
man who wanted to know who the hell was
Ed Winton,
older -end demos and
good A/C -type for- that shrieking female voice ruining the A PUZZLING PROMOTION - Last month
Winton Communications mats have hacked beautiful song "Evergreen" - we were WJIB/Boston staged a crossword puzzle
playing Barbra Streisand. contest, the winner of which received a trip
A Beautiful Music station is one that is away at the younger to Disney's EPCOT Center courtesy of Delta
primarily instrumental, aimed at the adult end. BM had had it so I'm not saying the format isn't going to Airlines. Standing before the 21,750 entries
with an eight to ten spot per hour commer- good for so long - we evolve, because it has and it continues to are (l -r) Delta's Dan Malloy, station GM Charles
cial load as well as brief, informative news- just didn't respond. evolve. The question is whether you play Pickering, and OM Donald Nutting.
casts. Easy Listening could include a num- I think it took the Christine Woodward that music to the exclusion of everything

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IBlach
Radio
WPLZ: Winning
Through Sophistication
Throughout the South, you can find more Black and Urban -for-
matted stations than in any other part of the country so, once
again I've called on a PD and MD from that area of the country
to enlighten us about their station's current success. WPLZ, located in
Petersburg, VA (near Richmond) registered a substantial move in the
-
fall Arbitron from 7.3 to a 10.6 share 12+.
WPLZ uses the TM 'Urban One' format,
and TM Format Director Ken Nelson offers
a testimonial to the station's success: "this
format is a winner,
and with the success
of stations like
WPLZ, it's going to
have to be reckoned
with." I had an
enlightening conver-
sation with Opera-
tions Manager Nick
Allen and Music
Director Hardy Jay,
Nick Allen
who explained their
target audience, philosophy, and more.
Nick started by giving me a rundown on
the local standings of WPLZ's chief Rich-
mond competitors. "WRAV, a 50,000-watt
AM, is number one overall, an A/C format
that went from 18.4 in spring '82 to 16.0 in
the fall. WEZS-FM, another A/C, went 6.8 -
11.1. WRVQ, a rocker, went from 13.4 to 11.
Then we had a 7.3-10.6. Our primary com-
petition, WANT, an AM daytimer, moved
7.2 - 6.6.
"There is a new station that we seem to
share audience with in our older
demographics. WFTH, a new Gospel for-
mat on AM, was once known as WGOE, and
they had an Oldies format at one time.
Their last book showed a 1.8 share 12+, but
since their format has changed they've pull-
ed a 3.0. It appears that WPLZ is sharing
older audience demos with WFTH."
Fine -Tuning Pays Off
I asked Nick what he thought turned
things around for WPLZ this book. "I think
it was more fine-tuning of our format than
anything else. We targeted our msuic more
specifically to an 18-35 year -old audience,
and we found that when we did we skewed
more and gained numbers. Personally, I feel
that our increased visibility has made a
significant difference. We did a huge pro-
motion at the Richmond State Fairgrounds
that started on the 1st of October. We
featured Push, a local group from Peters-
burg, and they opened for Midnight Star.
All the proceeds from this event went to
sickle cell anemia.
"After that promotion, we went im-
mediately into a card giveaway. We issued
plastic numbered cards to our listeners,
For The Record
Last week we printed our annual "Ex-
panded Record Promotion Checklist,"
and the calls have been coming in from
everywhere, as you can imagine. We
apologize to the folks at Elektra for the
oversight of their jazz label Musician not
being listed under the Jazz category.
WALT LOVE
and when we called out their numbers on
the air, they had the opportunity to win a
big ticket item: color TVs, stereos, top-of -
the -line ten-speed bikes, plus other things."
What about the power of the station and
the size of the budget? "We're only a
3000-watt FM, which isn't very much
power. That's one of the reasons we felt we
needed a fairly large promotional budget to
compete in the Richmond market. Our in-
creased ratings came from a combination
of good programming and visibility. Our
visibility came from personal appearances,
television spots, and bus cards on public
transportation. The TV spot we did was a
30 -second presentation. Our promotional
budget isn't that large, but our manage-
ment sees to it that we have what we need to
be competitive in the Richmond market.
We budget individual promotions."
Sophisticated Sound
At this juncture, Nick outlined the
philosophy behind WPLZ's Urban format.
"We went to this format two years ago,
and it's been an instant success. We felt
there was a void for an FM Black format
which needed to be filled in the Richmond
market, and we set about trying to fill it.
"WPLZ targeted an older demo-
graphic, 18-35, people who are
making a good living and who en-
joy black music. Not only have
we reached the black listener,
we've reached the crossover au-
dience also."
-Nick Allen
Our format presentation is very
sophisticated, and our jocks, at times, are
high-profile. The key word is sophisticated.
We felt the type of Black radio that was be-
ing offered to the audience here wasn't of
high enough quality (socially or education-
ally). Therefore, WPLZ targeted an older
demographic, 18-35, people who are making
a good living and who enjoy black music.
Not only have we reached the black
listener, we've reached the crossover au-
dience also."
Nick told me that the station's communi-
ty involvement was quite versatile, from
charity basketball games to benefit con-
certs. He also said its commercial load is 12
minutes in the two drivetime air shifts and
10 minutes during other hours.
Music Moods And Tempos
Hardy Jay, WPLZ's Music Director, is an
8-year radio veteran whose roots are deeply
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station's Wanda Gay, Music Director Dana Huskisson, and group's Jason Bryant.
embedded in the broadcasting industry.
Hardy grew up in the business, as his
father, Jimmy Lang, has done air work in
the Savannah area for the last 35 years.
I asked Hardy to touch on some points
about WPLZ's music selection. "The order
in which our music is programmed is based
on tempo or a flow. We try and create a
mood for our audience that will keep them
listening. People in our target demograph-
ics don't want to be
boogied to death.
When I'm choosing
music I try and select
it so that the music is
evenly balanced. For
example, if we have
ten available open-
ings for new pieces of
music, the break-
down would go like
this. I would pick five Hardy Jay
uptempo songs, and the remaining five
would be part medium and part slow.
Naturally, this would also depend on the
popularity and quality of the individual
songs.
"When selecting music we also make
sure we include some jazz for flavor,
because with the older demographics that
we're seeking we need music that will
transcend a number of age groups. I utilize
trade publications as a guide in helping me.
Another source of information that we use,
before making these decisions, is store
reports. Over the years I've maintained a
good rapport with the local retailers, large
stores, and the Moms & Pops."
Approximately how many pieces of
music does Hardy average week to week?
"Around 40 records in heavy and medium
rotation. In light and extra categories,
anywhere from 10 to 15 additional records.
These could be album cuts or whatever. So
our listeners get roughly 50 to 55 pieces of
current music each week."
Music Mechanics
Hardy explained the mechanics of play-
ing the music on the air under the TM for-
mat. "We use a combination of disc and
tape reels. This makes our music sound
quality much brighter. When using music
from the tape reels, you must be very
careful in handling them and when
operating the tape equipment. It's all very
sensitive.
"Depending on the length of the records
and a light spot load, I would say we play
12-13 records per hour. On days when our
spot load increases, the number would drop
to around eight or nine pieces of music. Our
continuous music sweeps help us tremen-
dously during certain hours."
While a number of radio stations still use
pieces of current music on locally -produced
spots, Hardy voiced some very strong feel-
ings on the subject. "I listen to a lot of
music weekly for on -air programming to
the public - popular music. At the same
time, I listen to production music to give
our locally -produced spots some class and
R&R/Friday, March 25, 1983
the large-market professional sound. We
don't like to use current hit music for spots,
unless it's a concert. I feel it's an insult to
any listener who likes a particular song and
wants to hear it in its entirety. If there's
anything I don't like as a listener, it's hear-
ing my favorite song behind a commercial
- then I know I won't hear it at all. Each of
our jocks selects his own production music,
but I keep them supplied with a variety of
music to fit any situation."
In closing Hardy offered these words:
"As a music director, I am committed to
giving the people what they want. I realize I
must reflect the listeners' desires and not
my own. We believe in the theory of 'Give
them all of what they want and some of
what they need.' I know we can't give all the
-
people what they want but we sure as hell
can try!"
With the winning attitude these two
gentlemen have, it's no wonder WPLZ has
made such an impact in the Richmond
area. Thanks to both of them for sharing
their knowledge and thoughts with us.
STATION PROFILE
r TKIIUfl
WKWM
PO Box 828
Kentwood, MI 49508
(616) 676-1237
OWNERIGM: Richard Culpepper
STATION MGR.IOPS. MGR./MD: Frank Grant
REP: Roberts Assoc.
1140 kHz
5000 watts
"On the air since September 1978, WKWM
is the first and only station to regularly program
a blend of contemporary rhythm & blues, jazz,
gospel, and blues music to listeners in Grand
Rapids and Western Michigan. The music
reflects our commitment to play the best
available music for young, old, and in bet-
ween.
"Syndicated programming also plays an im-
portant role in informing and entertaining our
audience, with daily features from HUR Syndi-
cations produced by Howard University, the
weekly show 'The Music Of Black America,'
plus the controversial and highly respected
Roy Wood, who gives 'One Black Man's Opi-
nion' six days a week. For our listening au-
dience in all facets of the radio broadcasting
spectrum, we are the 'Sound Of The '80s."
-Frank Grant
Black Radio's Most Accurate
Music Information
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now accepting applications for evening entertainer. T&R:
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15211. EOE M/F 13-181
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ings. T&R & salary requirements: Ron Lewis, 20201 Watkins
Mill Rd., Gaithersburg, MD 20879. EOE M/F (3-251
50,000 watt CHRneeds morning drive capable of maintain-
ing #1 ARB share. T&R: Jack Gillen, WKHI, Box 758, Ocean
City, MD 21842. EOE M/F 13-251
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Major Northeast market rock 'n' roll
radio station looking for talented per-
Hartford's 50,000 watt AOR searching for two talented
drivetime entertaining personalities. T&R only: Bill Nose',
WCCC, 243 S. Whitney St., Hartford, CT 08105. EOE M/F
13-181
News/sports person needed now. Excellent opportunity at
AM & FM with great facilities. T&R: Jamie Wallace, WHBB,
Box 1055, Selma, AL 36701. EOE M/F 13-251
WSLO looking for greet pro rockers with production skills.
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fitability. T&R: Radio & Records, 1930 Century
Park West, #455, Los Angeles, CA 90067
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time announcers and sales. Minorities encouraged. T&R:
Terry Weinacht, GM, Box 621, Hopewell, VA 23860. EOE
M/F 13-251
Adult/MORE station seeking personality announcer. T&R:
WGMD-FM, Box 530, Rehoboth, DE 19971. EOE M/F 13-251
WKBW Radio has an immediate opening for an
experienced air personality. If you can
"shine" within the context of a music format,
rush T&R to Neil McGinely, PD, WKBW Radio,
695 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, NY 14209.
f3-181
ND for community -oriented station. Major market sound.
Local involvement a must. Shamrock Communications, Mike
Galley, WTTR, Box 200, Westminster/Baltimore, MD 21157.
EOE M/F 13-181
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promotion experience a must. Send resume: Steve Rice,
WJLK, Press Plaza, Ashbury, NJ 07712. EOE M/F 13-181
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Blair's WFLA-AM&FM are accepting applica-
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Air Personalities
Production Manager
Maintenance Engineer
Send T&R to: WFLA, Blair Broadcasting Cor-
poration of Florida, 801 East Jackson St.,
Tampa, FL 33602. EOE M/F
Morning personality for medium market A/C, PBP.
Opportunities available. WRMT/Rocky Mountain, NC. Contact
Phil Valentine, 19191442-8091. EOE M/F 13-251
Morning man sought: FM sophisticated A/C in
high -growth Florida market seeks intelligent
morning announcer. Management opportuni-
ties possible. Knowledge of music/no hype
humor is a must. Send T&R: Radio & Records,
1930 Century Parie West, #463, Los Angeles,
CA 90067.
WQSM-FM seeks air personality with strong production
skills. 5 yrs. minimum experience. T&R: Terry Jordan,
28303.
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Openings
WOXM-96ROCK/Tempe the fastest market In FL has fulltime
and part-time openings. T&R: George Harris. Box 4809, Clear-
water, FL 33518. EOE M/F (3-181
Daytime air talent needed for market leading
A/C. Medium market FM is looking for mature,
Openings
WJMI, Mississippi's #1 Black Urban station has fulltime
opening. Females encouraged. Tape, resume and production
sample: Carl Haynes, Box 3320, Jackson, MS 39207. No
calls. EOE M/F 13-251
MIDWEST
Wanted yesterday. Morning personality who captures CHR
audience, creative, friendly, positive. Materials to: Pat Moore,
Box 2208, Kokomo, IN 46902. EOE M/F 13-251
Sports announcer moves to major market. WHBY sports/PBP
opening. T&R: Don Weir, Box 1519, Appleton, WI 54913.
EOE M/F 13-181
WQHK/Ft. Wayne, IN #1 Country, AM. Future openings all
shifts. T&R: Phil Simon, Box 6000, Ft. Wayne, IN 46896. No
calls please. EOE M/F 13-181
Wanted: creative production person. Character voices
valuable. Two yrs. experience. T&R: Station Manager,
WAXX/WAVY, Box 47, Eau Claire, WI 54702. EOE M/F
13-181

KKXL-FM/Grand Forks has immediate opening for newsper-

stable people with production experience.
Powerhouse station in a great city. Send a re-
cent aircheck, and resume with references
we'll be in touch. T&R to Radio & Records
1930 Century Park West, #459, Los Angeles
CA 90067.
son. Strong writing a must. T&R: Don Nordine. PO Box 997,
Chicago metro A/C needs air talent with ability to do engineer
ing maintenance on studio equipment. No beginners. T&R: Grand Forks, ND 58206. EOE M/F 13-18) Assistant PD For One Of The
Jim Holly, WZVN, Box 311, Lowell, IN 4635E. EOE M/F (3-
251
Good bucks, outstanding company has openings for two uni- Nation's Leading Full -Service
que individuals. Midday air personality and Talk Show Host.
Country WJEZ-FM/Chicago needs T&R's for Experience required. Mick Kjar, WDAY/Fargo, ND 1701
237-6500.
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A/C Stations.
possible weekends and vacation relief. John 13-181

#1 A/C station, medium market looking for witty morning drive
with good production. T&R: Everett Watson, KTYL, Box
6367, Tyler, TX 75711. EOE M/F 13-181
WBOP/Pensacola, FL has opening for Sales Manager. Wayne
Coleman, 19041 438-7543. Black format. Prefer 2 yrs. ex-
perience. EOE M/F (3-181
KEUN/Eunice needs Country evening personality. Good posi-
tion for a trainable ambitious beginner. T&R: KEUN, Jim
Cargille, PO Box 1049, Eunice, LA 70535. EOE M/F 13-41
Experienced, motivated radio sales people
wanted for WRNL-WRXL/Richmond, VA. AM
is Country, FM is AOR. A Capitol Broadcasting
Company, Inc. property. Write or call Claire
Shaffner, WRNL/WRXL Radio,
Bethlehem Road, Richmond, VA
(8041 282-9731. (3-18)
PD/news anchor for New Orleans news leader, 1280 WGSO.
Rush tape/credentials: Phil Zachary, 1440 Canal St., New
Orleans, LA 70112. No calls. EOE M/F 13-111
WOLT is accepting T&Rs for future openings. Production a
must. Ralph Carroll, WOLT, PO Box 932, Florence, AL
35631. EOE M/F 13-111
096-FM/Ft. Myers, FL now looking for morning news man.
Great staff, superb facilities. T&R: Steve McLean, 096 Blvd.,
Route 22, Ft. Myers, FL 33908. EOE M/F 13-11)
WANS-FM/Greenville-Spananburg, 100,000 watt CHR look-
ing to till immediate fulltime position and part-time openings.
Call Bill McCown 18031 224-3424. 13-41
Charleston, PD, WJEZ, 180 N. Michigan Ave.,
Chicago, IL 60601. EOE M/F (3-251
Wanted experienced announcer/production to work in beauti-
ful NW Minnesota. T&R: Andy Lia, Box 746, Detroit, MI
56501. EOE M/F 13-25)
Midday Talk Host
Major radio facility in Medium Midwest market
is looking for individual who is knowledgeable,
relatable, and wishes to be involved in an
informative, provocative and entertaining
midday Talk Show. Write: Talk host, 2700
Pine View Lane, Minneapolis, MN 55441.
7100 Morning man needed In South Bend, good bucks for right
personality. T&R: Kris Robbins, 15 COUNTRY, WNDU, Box
23228.
1616 South Bend, IN 46634. EOE M/F 13-251
Young, aggressive, growth -oriented A/C AM seeks Program
Manager/AM drive. Good money/advancement. Needs
experience, maturity, strong production, competitiveness.
T&R: Don Hoberg, KTYN, Box 637, Minot, ND 58701. EOE
M/F 13-251
KSAL is looking for ND. Rare opportunity with the top station.
Send T&R with writing samples: Tom Mulligan, P.O. Box
180, Salina, KS 67401.19131823-3701. EOE M/F 13-25)
Dayton's Big Band/Oldies station looking for
air talent to relate to music of the 30's
through 60's and 35+ audience. Send T&R
to: John Robertson, Operations Manager,
WJAI, 100 E. Somers St., Eaton, OH 45320.
(3-251
ND needed for top -rated A/C CHR. J.P. DeSantis, Box 96,
Saginaw, MI 48606. No calls please. EOE M/F 13-181
Looking for talented, mature air personality with good track
record. T&R: Air Personality, 2700 Pine View Lane, Min-
neapolis, MN 55441. EOE M/F 13-181
Z92/Omaha's premiers AOR, has rare opening for 7-12pm.
T&R: Greg Gillispie, 11128 John Galt Blvd., Omaha, NE
68137. EOE 13-181
IMMEDIATE OPENING: Production with organizational
skills/copywriting. liaison between jocks & sales staff. Pro-
duction samples & resume: David Brewer, KATT-FM, Box
25787, Oklahoma City, OK 73125. EOE M/F 13-181
WRMZ/Columbus looking for communicators for its three in a
row Country format. No calls. T&R: PD, WRMZ, 310 S. High
St., Columbus, OH 43215. EOE M/F 13-181
Air "Personality"
Major radio facility in medium Midwest is
looking for a mature, talented air personality
with good track record. Salary commensurate
with ability. Send T&R to: Air Personality,
2700 Pine View Lane, Minneapolis, MN
55441.
Wanted: energetic personality for morning news -oriented sta-
tion using "unforgettable" music. T&R: Station Manager.
WAVY, Box 47, Eau Claire, WI 54702. EOE M/F 13-18)
We're looking for a mature, hardworking,
detail -oriented team player to join us.
Major or medium market full-service and/
or personality experience is necessary.
State-of-the-art computer and research
experience would be very helpful. This is a
crucial position in our organization. Good
judgment and strong people skills are a
must. Applicants should have a strong
desire to eventually become a TAFT Pro-
gram Director. Send your presentation to:
JACK FITZGERALD, PD, WTVN Radio,
42 East Gay St., Columbus, OH 43215.
An Equal Opportunity Employer.
CHIEF ENGINEER: Busy active AM & FM. Four
studios, SMC automation, remote/two-way
gear, two dishes, future challenges. Great liv-
ing on Lake Michigan, 80,000 metro, 90
minutes from Chicago. Grow with 13 -station
Midwest Family Group. Gayle Olson,
WSJM/WIRX, Box 107, Benton Harbor/St.
Joseph, MI 49085, 1616) 983-3992. 13-181
WEST
KHYT/Tucson looking for DJs who are talented in
production. T&R, photo & production sample: Sherman
Cohen, Box 26040, Tucson, AZ 85762. EOE M/F 13-251

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Opportunities
Openings
KKAL/Country 1280 accepting T&R for weekend and fill-in
shift. If you would describe yourself as having initiative send
to Doug Vincent, Box 220, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420. EOE
M/F 13-251
Experienced announcer with some production ability required
immediately. Send T&R: KPGA, 333 Five Cities Dr., Pismo
Beach, CA 93449. No calls. EOE M/F 13-251
KOLL-FM needs 12-3pm personality -oriented announcer.
Grow with a good company. CHR format. T&R: Dave
Kallaway, 311 h S. Gillette Ave., Gillette, WY 82716. EOE
M/F (3-25)
Wanted: Proven radio journalist who doesn't think creativity,
entertainment, personality are dirty words. T&R: Greg
Tantum, KOGO, 8665 Gibbs Dr., San Diego, CA 92123. EOE
M/F (3-25)
AOR KOME/San Jose looking for Wier morning man, T&R:
Les Tracy, 1245 S. Winchester Blvd., San Jose, CA 95128.
No calls. EOE M/F 13-18)
Ali News/Talk station needs ND and a personality-oriented
news host. T&R: Mark Murray, KNOR, Box 966, Colorado
Springs, CO 80901. EOE M/F 13-181
Wanted: Proven radio journalist who doesn't think creativity,
entertainment, personality or dirty words. T&R: Greg Tan -
turn, KOGO, 8665 Gibbs Dr., San Diego, CA 92123. 13-181
News anchor/reporter, other half of morning team, bright,
conversational dig for local info. T&R: Bob King, KEEP, Box
348, Twin Falls, ID 83301. No calls. EOE M/F 13-181
Looking for experienced personality to fill immediate opening
at top-rated Country station. T&R: KWIK, PO Box 998,
Pocatello, ID 83201. EOE M/F (3-181
Positions Sought
Hard working radio news professional seeks a larger market
challenge. West/Southwest preferred, but will relocate. TOM
.13071266-5265.13-251
3 for the price of 1. Experienced DJ/ND with good engineering.
skills. For T&R call ED 1312) 849-0742 or 1312) 389-7045.
(3-25)
Good tight airwork. Strong production. Multi -track
production experience. BOBBY DEE seeks on -air position,
A/C-CHR. (303) 632-4173. (3-251
PETE MICHAELS, air talent/MD, WCAU-FM Hot Hits in Philly,
ready for immediate employment. 1215) 265-8140. (3-25)
Young AOR jock with very creative production and solid
experience needs work. Call 1419) 381-1095 evenings. (3-25)
1981 college grad seeks employment to work hard and
progress. Experienced in Contry, A/C personality PBP, and
news. NEIL ISAACS 16161 798-4613. (3-251
Major market experience announcer/DJ, production work.
Any mujsic format, air shift. Will relocate anywhere. T&R: FL
days (3161225-6717, nights 1316) 227-3151.13-251
Have tongue will travel: Bachelors Degree. Good copy, news
writing, excellent production. Prefer South or Southwest.
Want entry level. Call MIKE 1309) 788-1935 or 1309)
786-1265.13-25)
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Air talent with 4 years experience, good production seeking
fulltime position in medium market. DON ELLIOTT 1303) 351-
0229. (3-251
WANTED: Challenging news position or my real passion,
Sports. B.A. in communications. 2Y, years professional radio.
DAVE RODRIGUEZ 1707) 224-9579. (3-251
Positions Sought
DJ whh 2 yrs. experience looks for show in your market. All
inquiries considered. PAUL 13051 431-6109. (3-181
5 yrs. major market experience, all positions. Want PD or DJ
gig in Oldies, MOR or CHR. All inquiries considered. Currently
working Miami. KEITH 13051 271-1671. 13-18)
Southern CA only. Newsmen extraordinaire. Straight/funny.
Light or basic. Multi-award winner. 10 yrs. experience. Ex-
cellent reporter/anchor with sports knowledge. RICH 1213)
894-9779. (3-181
Stable, reliable former PD et KMED/Medford, OR, 5 yrs. ex-
perience seeks employment in larger market in OR, WA, any
format. CHARLIE KIRK 15031772-3480. 13-181
Ambition is my middle name) Talented gal, only 21. Already
have two mejor market stations to my credit, plus other
helpful experience. Call "TJ." 13141 723-3375. 13-181
Bright, talented, quick witted and informed Talk Show Host/
personality available. All subjects including sports. KENNY
WILLIAMS 6-1 am 18051 736-5656. (Great interviewer).
(3-18).
1181 college grad seeks position to work hard and progress.
Experienced in Country, A/C personality, PBP, and news.
NEIL ISAACS 18161 798-4613. (3-181
Greeter Cincinnati, DJ-PD -MD. 15 yrs., dependable, produc-
tion. CHR, A/C, Urban. Nowl 15131 528-5793. 13-181
Major market talent at small market pricel Experienced
psychopath available immediately for personality A/C or CHR
morning anywhere. WAYNE 15021 459-1481. 13-181
2 yr. man with medium market experience looking for
Southeastern gig. Call KEVIN 18031 524-3050. (3-181
Positions Sought
Experienced newsman and DJ looking for small or middle
market station. Any format. Will relocate. For T&R call 13121
849-0742 or 13121 389-7045. 13-181
Dedicated professional. 10 yrs. experience. Programming,
news, production, announcing. Past four yrs. college medium
market. Prefer Rocky Mountain, Western SD or NE region.
493-8830.
13031 13-181
Album rockers only need reply. Presently part-timer at Easy
Listener, also at campus rocker. Seeking fulltime work
anywhere. Broadcasting degree. DAVE 16151 865-5900.
13-181
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& FM/Detroit, MI.
Brewster Allison appointed Local Sales Manager of
WXAM/Charlottesville, VA.
Dan Carmean has been appointed Account Executive at
KIIS-FM/KPRZ-AM/Los Angeles, CA, formerly with KHJ/Los
Angeles, CA.
Jutta Christman appointed Account Executive at KIIS-
FM/KPRZ-AM/Los Angeles, CA, formerly with KJOI/Los
Angeles, CA.
Sharon Hamovitz joins WCBM/Owings Mills, MD as
Account Executive, formerly with WPXI TV/Pittsburgh, PA.

Positions Sought
Looking for DJ position at CHR station. 27 years experience
plus oldies catalogue for same. Will relocate. OOGIE
CARSON, 612 Central St., Belzoni, MS 39038. (601)
247-1644.13-25)
Worked at KSKI/Sun Valley, ID for 2 years, and now ready to
work for you) A.T., News, sports. JOHN O'NEILL (213)
448-1767.13-25)
Dominant college FM station manager looking for move to
commercial radio in management. Talented, great worker,
willing to relocate. Call PETE (8041722-3208. (3-251
Small to medium Midwest FM CHR or A/C. Looking for oppor-
tunity to continue polishing my skills. 2)4 years experience.
CHRIS HANSEN (4141739-3746.13-251
Nationally respected references, multi -talented hard worker.
Great attitude, good production. Seeks CHR or A/C P2 air or
P3 programming in East. ALAN 12031347-7445. (3-25)
2 for the price of 2. PD/jock and female announcer for
to medium market station that wants to sound better and
a small
Announcer/PD spent the last 2 years in Kansas City. Looking
for a new place to rock. For T&R call 18161358-0238.13-25)
Morning personality DENNIS CANNON is looking. Formerly
WKSW/Cleveland, WINN/Louisville. Majors only. 1502)
Kevin Donohue joins WCBM/Owings Mills, MD as
Account Executive, formerly with WITH/Baltimore, MD.
425-5874. 13-181
RICK ALEXANDER, WKBO and formerly QV93/Harrisburg
Joey Aines appointed Account Executive at KFWB/Los
wants áirshift and/or PD spot at CHR or A/C outlet. Call RICK Available -Versatile, enthusiastic, hardworking radio person Angeles, CA, formerly with Metro Network, Inc.
17171534-1943.13-25) with B.A. in communications. Sales, air and computer ex-
perience. Call LAURA 16031 659-2856. For T&R. Will Andrea Cohen named Acdount Executive at KFWB/Los
Sports reporter/PBP. Have led a station to state award. No relocate. 13-181 Angeles, CA.
value of local coverage: Degree, over 6 years experience. Will
relocate anywhere. (7031433-2093.13-251
WLCV grad. Currently employed. Degree, RRT broadcast Dwight Wallace appointed Account Executive at
grad, professional attitude, intelligent, potential. JANET KFWB/Los Angeles, CA, formerly with KJLH/Los Angeles,
British DJ with 4 years experience available now. Why not try LYNCH, 3743 Deep Dale, Louisville, KY, 15021 895-5208 CA.
someone that's a little different. NICK (4151 661-2827. (3- (mornings, evenings EST, weekends). 13-181
251 Michael Bensson named Sports Director at
Country -A/C former Country PD/MD available today. WJJL/Niagara Falls, NY.
The Doctors turn big headaches into big results) Creative Dedicated. Formerly KTKT, KIKX, KCUB. Contact: BOB
CHR, A/C programming, promotion and two smooth profes- JONES 16021 889-6296. 13-181 Terry Van, Account Executive WDBO/Orlando, FL,
sional airshifts can be yours. Call BRUCE (71 7) 244-4457. (3- promoted to Local Sales Manager.
25) Experienced, creative, reliable, professional. Interested? Call
TOM, deys, 14121 234-4621 or evenings after 6:30pm 14121 Connie Pointer promoted to Sales Representative for the
PD, team player. Production expert, people trainer, major 441-4410. 13-181 Mighty 690 -AM and 91 X-FM/San Diego, CA.
market pro, small market programming expert. Promotions,
news, talk, ain't bad lookin. Seek PD, MD, small or medium Major market talent looking for programming position with
market, air in major market. (5171263-2479. (3-251

AOR/Soh Rock announcer. 8+ years experience including

make more money. Let's talk. JIM 1715( 842-9431. (3-251
I'm like a coke- the "real thing" -
in CHR, A/C. if you have
the time and the dime, please call RICK LEE 1714) 527-3595
7-12noon. (3-251
Tune in to talent. I'll talk, announce and make your listeners
happy at entry level prices. Call the published writer PHEBE
12011773-3492.13-25)
Young DJ, enthusiastic and dedicated, looking for work. Any
format. Will relocate. Call ASHLEY 12121 229-2094. 13-251
Have you ever cued a record with gloves on7 Frozen drivetume
jock, excellent production needs warmer climate. Any
format! Call CRAIG 12011 342-0659 or 12011 385-8421. 13-
251
TOM DANIELS, 8 years PD Superstars AOR, available now.
Will consider all serious offers. (9191 722-0207. Worked with
ABC INC., Taft Broadcasting, and Hearst Corp. (3-251
British DJ, 5 years experience, great production seeks CHR,
AOR, or A/C position. Available immediately. Call DON 1405)
364-1107.13-25)
BOB GILBERT seeks news position at West Coast station.
Qualifications: B.A. Journalism and years experience.
5
Conversational delivery and solid interviewer. Act nowt 1213)
993-1909. (3-251
Seeking career as sportscaster/newscaster, small -medium
market. Small and large market experience. Syracuse Univer-
sity. Relocate. MIKE MOSTOW 1301) 434-9301 or 1301)
588-1444.13-25)
4 year pro employed looking to step up. Good pipes,
production. Prefer N.E. but will consider right offer. ANDY
GORDON for T&R. 1716) 664-4142.13-25)
Talented, aggressive A/C-CHR personality, looking for new
home. Medium FM preferred but will consider all. Presently
Top 100. TOM 12031846-4178.13-25)
Morning personality looking. Country preferred. Top 50 only.
1314) 668-8537.
JOHN SOMMERS, formerly with Tranetar Radio Network,
KOAQ/Denver. Call now and I'll be there in time for the
spring AAB. (3051267-8195 or 1305) 269-3888. 13-251
Experienced, award -winning DJ programmer seeks new posi-
tion West Coast. Preferably L.A. 10 years at Radio One, BBC
and major EURO stations. Contact MIKE 121 31 992-1872. 13-
251
Dedicated professional. 10 years experience. Programming,
news, production, announcing. Past four years CO medium
market. Prefer Rocky Mountain, western SD or N.E. region.
13031493-6830.13-25)
medium market MD, automation/music programming. Some
engineering. Letters of recommendation available. DON
LORIN 15031485-3124,13-251
15+ years experience, CHR, A/C; DJ/MD/PD. AM/FM
formats. Dependable, good production. Greater Cincinnati.
(513) 528-5793.13-25)
Dynamite weekend personality et KNBA/Vallejo who's very
funny and entertaining, looking to move up. Also great on
news and sports! Contact: FRANK BUTERA 141 51 223-1 534.
(3-251
WLCV grad, degree. Broadcast grad, RRT, currently
employed. Professional attitude, intelligent, potential. JANET
LYNCH, 3743 Deep Dale, Louisville, KY 40207, (5021
895-5208 mornings, evenings, EST. Weekends. 13-25)
Husband/wife team. Looking for small/medium market
progressive station, community involved, where we can
develop our skills. JIM or BARB 171 5) 842-9431.13-25)
Ms. Pec-man pro available to gobble up your medium major
competition. Power packed with morning drive. Assistant PD,
MD, copy, production. Call MANEATER (915) 692-9414. 13-
251
Major market experience. 4 years in AOR. Excellent jock,
production, clever promotion and programming. Recently at
WGRQ, give your station an edge. HAROLD (7161461-3172.
13-25)
No short cuts. I eat and sleep news. Aggressive 3 year pro
wants challenging position with Sunbelt station committed to
news. Call KARL (3041599-3083.
Dependable announcer, trained and hard working wants to
join your radio staff. Will relocate. For T&R call FRED STEELE
473-4031.
14141 13-181
PD seeks off -air slot. Currently MD with leading,
PD
prestigious A/C station in Top 5 market. Call MIKE (3131
588-8236. 13-181
4 yr. pro employed. Looking to step up. Good pipes, produc-
tion. Prefer NE but will consider right offer. ANDY GORDON
for T&R. 17161 664-4142. 13-181
Ranked 7th in 32 station Top 10 market 125-491; highest of
all dayparts. Character, voices, brevity, wit. 8 yrs. ex-
perience. KEVIN 17031 281-3647. 13-181
Conversational communicator. 5 yrs. broadcast experience.
B.A. degree. Seeks better opportunity. Production wiz. Call
JIM 16021 884-8171 (leave message). 13-181
Ali I want is e chance. Sports/news anywhere. College
graduate. 214 yrs. professional experience. DAVE
RODRIGUEZ 17071 224-9579. 13-181
medium market or air talent position with major/medium
market. BILL 17031 750-2267. (3-181 Miscellaneous
KGLH needs record service from all labels. Mostly pop rock
RICK BECKETT morning drive et 50kw WAAY Radio accep-
ting offers. Medium/major A/C's and CHRs. 13 yrs. ex- hits. Call 17021 557-2327, 555 Sunset, Gerloch, NV 89412.
perience. AM/PM drive slots only( 12051 881-7922. 13-181 13-181
Willing jock with 1 yr. experience seeks any format will Major FM needs Production Library Info
relocate. Call ASHLEY SCHARGE 12121 229-2094. 13-181 beds/effects, send demos/catalogues to:
Production Director, PO Box 2302, High
North San Diego county community-minded Adult station
looking for morning air talent/production. T&R: North Coast Point, NC 27261. (3-18)
Media, 252115 S. Vista Way, #201, Carlsbad, CA 92008.
EOE M/F 13-181
Dates appearing at the end of each listing
Talented, aggressive A/C-CHR personality looking for new signify first week listed.
home. Medium FMs preferred but will consider all. Presently
Top 100. TOM 12031 846-4178. 13-181
Looking for solid experienced news reporter? Call MIKE
(6141 353-0169. More than 8 yrs. of professional experience
in all facets of radio news. Prefer Northeast or FL. 13-181
R&R Opportunities
Advertising
Award -winning major market assignment editor/reporter
looking for growth opportunity can lead or contribute to your
news department. 8 yrs. experience. TONY 13131 584-4959. Radio & Records provides free listings (max-
13-181 imum 24 words or 3 lines) in Openings, Posi-
10 yrs. experience; public affairs, broadcast standards, pro-
tions Sought, and Changes. You may place
motion, publicity. Strang, facile writer. Desire: take charge your free listing by mail or by phone. R&R will
position in radio that offers opportunity for growth. (2121
accept classifieds by telephone Monday
757-8694. 13-181
& Wednesday 3-5pm; Thursday & Friday
9am-5pm.
Superstar MD/former PD seeks medium to major market
opening. Preferably as MD. Attended superstars convention
Frequency Rates*
in Orlando. 6 yrs. AOR experience. TONY 18031 762-1778.
(3-181 1 Week 2 Weeks 3 Weeks
$12.00 $20.00 $25.00
Top 10 market experience et WEAM/Weshington D.C. (AOR,
A/CI Major market experience at WLPL/Baltimore ICHAI. 'Must run consecutive weeks.
BOB MOORE 13011 759-4777. 13-181
Payable In Advance
News heavyweight. Former network TV -radio correspondent,
Orders must be typewritten or printed and
multiple national awards, wants chain or major market ND
position. Strong business skills. PAT CLAWSON 12021 must be accompanied by check.
546-5856. (3-181
Blind Box ads or Classified Display ads are
Eastern AOR, A/C stations: Looking for responsible, mature, $20 per inch (recommended 50 words) per
experienced communicator? Call DAVE LeCLAIRE 1803) week, plus $15 per week for postage/hand-
763-5582 or (8031 797-3050. 13-181
ling. $35 minimum for Blind Boxes.
7 yr. programming veteran looking for spring change. Mid -
days or mornings plus PD, also 4 sports PBP. Midwest only,
Deadline for all Opportunities ads is noon
call PATRICK (4191 586-3076. 13-181 (PST) Thursday.
For Opportunities, call (213) 553-4330 or
Wanted: news or board shift in any size market east of the
Mississippi and south of Ml. 4 yrs. experience including mail to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park
automation. WADE 14191 943-2525. 13-181
West, Los Angeles, CA 90067.
Warm -sounding talent with creative production would like to
work. 14191 381-1095. 13-181

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National Music Formats
Added This Week
TM Programming
Cal Casey (214) 634-8511
Stereo Rock
DAVID BOWIE "Let's Dance"
JARREAU "Mornin' "
PRINCE "Little Red Corvette"
RONNIE MILSAP "Stranger In My House"
TM A/C
MICHAEL JACKSON"Billie Jean"
JARREAU "Mornin' "
MAC McANALLY "Minimum Love"
TM Country
CRYSTAL GAYLE "Our Love Is On The Faultline"
DAVID FRIZZELL & SHELLY WEST
"Cajun Invitation"
MICKEY GILLEY "Fool For Your Love"
DAVID WILLS "Those Nights, These Days"
EDDIE RABBITT "You Can't Run From Love"
Century 21
Greg Stephens (214) 934-2121
The Z Format
DAVID BOWIE "Let's Dance"
SAMMY HAGAR "Never Give Up"
ELLIS ORRALL wICARLENE CARTER
"I Couldn't Say No"
RONNIE MILSAP "Stranger In My House"
The A/C Format
PATTI AUSTIN "Every Home Should Have One"
RONNIE MILSAP "Stranger In My House"
PETER ALLEN "You Haven't Heard The Last Of Me"
Super-Country
DAVID ALLAN COE "The Ride"
CONWAY TWITTY "We Had It All"
T.G. SHEPPARD "Without You"
DAVID FRIZZELL & SHELLY WEST
"Cajun Invitation"
CRYSTAL GAYLE "Our Love Is On The Faultline"
MICHAEL MURPHEY "Love Affairs"
EDDIE RABBITT "You Can't Run From Love"
MICKEY GILLEY "Fool For Your Love"
Radio Arts
John Benedict (213) 841-0225
Country's Best
RONNIE MILSAP "Stranger In My House"
MICHAEL MURPHEY "Love Affairs"
GAIL DAVIES "Singing The Blues"
EDDIE RABBITT "You Can't Run From Love"
The Entertainers
GARY PORTNOY "Where Everybody Knows Your
Name"
EDDIE RABBITT "You Can't Run From Love"
DIONNE WARWICK "Take The Short Way Home"
PATTI AUSTIN "Every Home Should Have One"
Sound 10
PATTI AUSTIN "Every Home Should Have One"
EDDIE RABBITT "You Can't Run From Love"
PETER ALLEN "You Haven't Heard The Last Of Me"
GARY PORTNOY "Where Everybody Knows Your
Name"
Concept Productions
Dick Wagner (916) 782-7754
Adult Rock
PATRICK SIMMONS "So Wrong"
DAVID BOWIE "Let's Dance"
JARREAU "Mornin' "
DEF LEPPARD "Photograph"
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Boardwalk Combines With DNA
Drake-Chenault
Bob Laurence (213) 883-7400
XT -40
DAVID BOWIE "Let's Dance" Boardwalk Entertainment has signed DNA, a band headed by guitarist Rick
JARREAU "Momin' " Derringer and drummer Carmine Appice. The group's first a/bum is due in
RONNIE MILSAP "Stranger In My House" late March. Pictured at the signing are (l-r) Boardwalk's Kathy Gerrity (fore-
THOMPSON TWINS "Lies" ground) and Andi Stevens, producer Spencer Proffer, Appice, Boardwalk
Exec. VP/GM Bruce Bird (foreground), label's Shawn Le Winter, Derringer,
Contempo 300 and Boardwalk's Steve Brack.
RONNIE MILSAP "Stranger In My House"
BRYAN ADAMS "Straight From The Heart"
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RUNNERS "Come On Eileen"
Great American Country
LYNN ANDERSON "You Can't Lose What We ..
JOE STAMPLEY "Finding You"
GUS HARDIN "After The Last Goodbye"
LOUISE MANDRELL "Save Me"
EDDIE RABBITT "You Can't Run From Love"
Tanner Musical Spectrum
Kenny Bosak (901) 320-4433
Bright Blue A/C
PATTI AUSTIN "Every Home Should Have One"
Tanner Country
MEL TILLIS "In The Middle Of The Night"
EMMYLOU HARRIS "I'm Movin' On"
BOBBY BARE & LACY J. DALTON
"It's A Dirty Job"
GENE WATSON You're Out Doing What I'm
Here ...
MURPHY'S LA W AT WXYV - Eddie Murphy, star of the movie "48 Hours" and
member of the "Saturday Night Live" team, took time to visit V-1 03/Baltimore. Ed-
LEON EVERETTE "My Lady Loves ..." die, leathered from head to toe, poses with Tim Watts (left), V-1 03's Program
Red Satin Rock Director, and Bob Scott (right), station morning personality.
PRINCE "Little Red Corvette"
BRYAN ADAMS "Straight From The Heart"
MAC McANALLY "Minimum Love"
PATRICK SIMMONS "So Wrong"
LAURA BRANIGAN "Solitaire"
Peters Productions, Inc.
Debbie Welsh (714) 565-85 1 1
Country Lovin'
EDDIE RABBITT "You Can't Run From Love"
RONNIE MILSAP "Stranger In My House"
CRYSTAL GAYLE "Our Love Is On The Faultline"
The Great Ones
KENNY LOGGINS "Welcome To Headlight"
EW&F AT WBMX - Columbia's Earth Wind & Fire recently completed a promo-
tional tour, visiting WBMX/Chicago along the way. Pictured are (I -r) Effective
LOU RAWLS "Wind Beneath My Wings" Music Management President and EW&F consultant Ron Ellison, group's Verdine
MICHAEL McDONALD "Playin' By The Rules" White and Phillip Bailey, WBMX Music Director Marco Spoon, CBS's Frank
RONNIE MILSAP " Stranger In My House" Chaplin Ill, and group's Larry Dunn.
BERTIE HIGGINS "Toyko Joe"
PATTI AUSTIN "Every Home Should Have One"
BPI
John Iles (800) 426-9082
Adult Contemporary
TOTO "I Won't Hold You Back"
LOU RAWLS "Wind Beneath My Wings"
Country Living
GAIL DAVIES " Singing The Blues"
DAVID FRIZZELL & SHELLY WEST
"Cajun Invitation"
PORTER WAGONER "This Cowboy's Hat"
CRYSTAL GAYLE 'Our Love Is On The Faultline"
BIG AL DOWNING "It Takes Love"
WWRL WELCOMES JUNIOR - MCA Records hosted a promotional luncheon in
New York honoring Musical Youth. Pictured are WWRL's Cynthia Jeffers (left) and
Junior of Musical Youth.
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Stations are listed by region.

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their airplay activity.

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WGPRID.trah
Joe Spencer
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L Ethan Costi. LAMBENT SIX WILLIAM BELL
SIQIAL RECUFST SECU NCE
DICKE MASTIX
RAKERS REVENGE LAKESI. ARM. FPNIrLIA MELBA MORE GLADYS KARGT
Hofteer: CHAMPAIGN ISIET BROS
DARM HARD ORE GRAT CHI -LITES PAROS JR. RCS RI CIS RNZl TOINTEN
IIQEL PIOIIE URNS URAN THEMA MUSION CHI.
RAY Mottest: L
KRAN NEW EDITS. CHI -MIES MICHEL EZEKIEL L THE FLA JEFFREY CIECIME
MOREL JAC. M SA RWC
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PRAM BRYSN ANITA BLAIR ZANIER L W GERA HERD MIL GATES PAR -KAPS aHM KEW
Mottest: BOBBY SICKT M5A[DEN L SITUA YAIBROEGl/PARES ANDRE t RGN
MCAAEL JAAMI RJIM.Y FRANKLIN JON HENRY MILLER P.130 Fettest:
AL JARItMAII
ISLET BROS
MICHAEL JACKSON
BRYSON RAY PARIER JR.
DINE RIGIAR06 YABROIXN/P®RES DIGNE MALNIO( GEORG' CLINIGN TRFACHRXS THREE KIDLO
NAF 3E MAMA M. WEE.
IAZZ BAND
]VWD Hottest: EKF BREILEPS ERNS.
lnIPTATlab Hottest: O'BEEN SMREY BBINSGN Maiset:
MIDWEST MCE.Y MBINSGN RAY PARIER JR. CHIN E
ANGELA BOFILL
CLINTON MICHEL JACKSON
GEORGE (EINEN
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Kirk Bishop
O 'BRYAN
DEEM:
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STEVE ARAILGMVS KMJMISt. Louts (J)indicates Black reporters MICHAEL JACKSON
GEORGE CLINT.
Jerry Scudding KAIHUF GAF
EAR. none WTLCAndlan.polle
Dick Edwards
also contributing to Jazz Chart.
DAVID LOOSEN
Hottest:
aiNPAIGN Hottest: WDRO/Oelron Jay Johnson i
HIOHFL JACKS. Stun White (IDRE: OlNHN
PEER ALLER MEERa CO
LIGNEZ RICHE
ISLET BROS DAZZ BANN
VISUAL Hottest:
MRS. O' RYAN Offal
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NINA FIENEREI
GEORGE
TRVARFS
CLINT. MIGUEL II
®BCE CLINIC.
MISTERS
GLADYS
JACIE
KNIGHT
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NATIONAL!AIRPLAW30.
KEN EDITICB WZENFM/St. Louie
LAKES ICE ARTY 6 Kph Kemp
RICHARD SIN BATH GRESIDE
GHPrE M.RADA M. MALE.
A :WEAL: Ratest: ANGRA ßYIIL
OD -15155 HALL L GATES CHAMPAIGN LAKESIDE
BAR -NAYS BERLIN MY GANT MICHE AECM.H SIEVE ARRINUR N'S ELLS HAIL JP
LAURA BPANICAN PAIRIa( SIMINS M.
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FAR-KAYS
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DIVE MCHAFI S
SIREA M. MAIDEN
25, 1983
GEORGE HEARD WLUMIMAw.uk.e Hottes
ISLET BROS GFMIQRLs WLTMIWry
GEORGE HOWARD/Asphalt Gardens (Palo Alto)
PRINCE Jack Randall CACEt CLINT.
MTA HßülYX
MIS EvH( SHIN
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Hottest:
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THE SIX Dana Muakls1on
MI5.
DAZZ BAD 2 O
II nil MIOHEL 50LK90N
IICEL RICHIE
SPECIAL ROERT 011 -LITES MELBA MORE
WHISPERS
DISTANT FINN 2 DAVE GRUSIN/The NY/LA Dream Band (GRP)
MRADA M. MILER TRAM. LAKESIDE !'HPA. M. WALL. ocusry
1

Mattest: LEBARGE rum:, r51m BIDS Fettest:

EARL KLUGH & BOB JAMES/Two Of A Kind (Capitol)
GALAXY TV
Gera. airrr N GEORGE CLINTON
Mtt1E
attest: CULTISM CLUB YHISPR9 WVO1/Toleda 3 3
IOHEL MOE. GER. CLINES BREWERS JOINS. CHAMPAIGN Mau Myrick
MAIL L GATES LEBARGE EIGNE. JACKSON 1E 4 4 GROVER WASHINGTON JR./The Best Is Yet To Come (Elektra)
LIONEJUICY RIC KE WDMT/CtewMld MIOHEA JACKS. BAR -NAYS 1011111. EHNEN
JUICY M.gIdJrKe.
TEWIRTICS
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map
META MOORE
AL JMPEAU 6 © TANIA MARIA/Come With Me (Concord)
JEFFREY OSBORNE'
WBMXECRIMSo TACK MECA
W JLRp.boit Hottest: 7 KILIMANJARO/Two (Philo)
Le. MlehesN -sILM HILL CAEL HAIL a GATES
PECKERS REVENGE Jernes Alexander Nasmas 5 7 RODNEY FRANKLIN/Learning To Love (Columbia)
FIE( GAVE BAR-KAYS
MILL PARIR nee SIEVE R'S
PATRICK WILLIAMS/Dreams And Themes (PCM)
RAP -BRASS
MM MAGIC GAME GLADYS KARGT ITMEATICNS to
AL JARIEAU
MM. M. WAGES MIEN IMRE
LAK6IDE
VISUAL ATF KIND 20 JOE SAMPLE/The Hunter (MCA)
RABO BRYSGN INKPSICE Hottest:
VEE ALLEN ASCIHA FRANKLIN GEORGE
NSEA MEHL
GEINTS
MICHAEL JACKS. 15 CID PHIL UPCHURCH/Revelations (JAM)
GAMS KNIGHT G$ORt. UlE ERSE
MAN Fettest GROVER WASHINECN
MICHAEL JACKSON 11 11 JIMMY McGRIFF/The Groover (JAM)
HottestLINTELE QE MAY
HE/ L CATESTES

CHERI
DAZZ BAND
SALI. S MIES 8 12 AZYMUTH/Cascades (Milestone)
JANET
QE
ICY
WAY
ATE.
JACKS. PRINCE
MICHAEL JPLISON New & Active ... See Page 56 s 13 SPYRO GYRA/Incognito (MCA)
13 14 STANLEY TURRENTINE/Home Again (Elektra)
17 HERBIE HANCOCK/Quartet (Columbia)
26 ALLEN VIZZUTTI/Red Metal (Bainbridge)
12 17 CHICK COREA/Again And Again (Musician/Elektra)
27 RARE SILK/New Weave (Polydor/PolyGram)
19 19 DAVE TOFANI/Manhattan Carnival (Telestar Cassettes)
21 Q BLUE WISP BIG BAND/Butterfly (Mopro)
DEBUT ® SHAKATAK/Invitations (Polydor/PolyGram)
29 ANGELA BOFILL/Too Tough (Arista)
DEBUT
16
a
24
LONNIE LISTON SMITH/Dreams Of Tomorrow (Doctor Jazz)
JOHN KLEMMER/Finesse (Musician/Elektral
23 25 SCHEER MUSIC/Rappin' It Up (Palo Alto)
DEBUT m GENE HARRIS/Hot Lips (JAM)
22 27 MARK MURPHY/The Artistry Of (Muse)
28 JON HENDRICKS/Cloudburst (Enja/PG Classics)
DEBUT
14
a CHARLES EARLAND/Street Themes (Columbia)
30 CASINO LIGHTS/Live At Montreux, Switzerland (WB)

JAZZ REPORTING STATIONS: WYBC/New Haven, An Russell; KSAX/Dallas-Ft. Worth, Bob Stewart;
PALO ALTO RECORDS WEBS/Durham, Rob Gringle; WMGI/Gainesville, FL, Albert Jiles; WLOO/Ortando, Paul Gerardi; WBBY/Columbus, OH, Tim
A DIVISION Of BENMAM MANAGEMENT CORPORATION
Hodges; WJZZ/Detroit, John Hill; KTWN/Minneapolis, Tom Pelissero; WXFM/Chicago, Jim Walsh; KKGO/Los Angeles, Cal
11030 Ventura Blvd. Milner; KJAZ/San Francisco, Dick Conte; KJZZ/Seattle, Jeff Hanley.
Studio City, CA 91604
GEORGE HOWARD Asphalt Gardens PA 8035 (213) 506-6444

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MOST ADDED
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WEST HOTTEST
Crystal Gayle (Elektra) John Anderson (WE) Mickey Gilley (Epic) Alabama (RCA) Crystal Gayle (Elektra) Alabama (RCA) Crystal Gayle (Elektra) Alabama (RCA)
Ronnie Milsap (RCA) Alabama (RCA) Crystal Gayle (Elektra) John Anderson (WB) Mickey Gilley (Epic) John Anderson (WB) Ronnie Milsap (RCA) Oak Ridge Boys (MCA)

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AINuntr1W, LA MIL.
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JOMMT ROSO101 2
BELIMOS aE0TKR5 NI(JNEL WAREN
SHELLY NEST
MAIN
BILLY MAKER
ttttt RILLIE BENDA l EDDIE BABBITT GAIL DATTES
BABE
MIL. 1NNINA 151. BOMA TALBERT Hottest:
«WOE
YOUNGER 06010005
CHARLEY
NICKET GILLEY
MICKEY GILLEY
110 GLASER
CMMY TR ITT!
caste
GUS
BELLMY .0THER5
MIOMEL MERRY ODES GILLEY CRYSTAL GARE MAY BROTHERS
ANDERSON
0:10501 GARE
EAST. Attest: 1ortest: WILLIE E MENA
GAIL DAVIES JONES DAVID WILLS
.1E DAVIES
LAW Y GATLIN Attest: Attest: Attest: WILLIE NELS. ANDERSON ALMA. MANN BROTHERS JOIN ANDERS. MWM 1010005
ROCKERS L EAST. MICKEY GILLEY ALMOMA TSAIIYSI. JOIN JOLT LEE
DAVID WILLS BELLMT MOTHERS GEORGE JOIES BELLMY BROILERS Attest: ALABAMA ROARS a EAST.
DAVID ALLAN CAE ALMANA
IOWA. LEE
ARLIE
BANE 6 DALTK.
NELSON CRYSTAL GAYLE REM K
SHELLY WEST
ENTIRE MENS E EAST. MM WILLING R ALMA IA JOIN ANDERSON
DMLENE AUSTIN
JAMES SORGE
Gk RIDGE BOYS MERLE l WILLIE IRMA
BELLMIY BROTHERS
ANNIE FRICKE
BILL reese50N
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NICK PETTY EDDIE RABBITS LEALE WILLIE BBB SEGER TEL TILLIS GEORGE STRAIT RINMI LEE
Nottest: Hottest: »ANY RUDRIGEZ
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IDWT a HICKS
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ALWNM ALABAMA EARL THONS COLEY B. J. TOMS
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CRYSTAL GAVIE T.G. SNIEPPAD CRYSTAL GATEE MIOMEL MRPIEY
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ILL ANDERSON
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WILE
LLOYD DAVID PAST FRIZZELL CRYSTAL
CRYSTAL GAYLE MANN MICKEY GILLEY
TONY ST. J.F
BILLIE NELSON
P.G. SHEPPARD
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ALIENS
BROTHERS
EAST. ALMLAU BIG AL DONNING
RICKY SKAGGS
THINS
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BROTHERS
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1 WEST
JERRY LEE LEWIS
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CANNY TRITTS JON ANDERS.
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Mattest:
MAW MICHAEL MIN EY
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Hottest:
Sett.: Fq11bMMr. NC MNMylt10, TN Nolte VA JERRY REED

JON ANDERS.
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CRYSTAL GAYLE
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MICKEY GILLES
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CASH Attest: T.G. SEWMD MICKEY GILLES
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MART ROBBINS
Hottest:
JM ANDERSON
ROGERS a EAST.
FL Were, TX
LOUISE MMOMELL
WOKK
NOVA -I, W KYXX
Oder. TX
JON CE.LEE
DAVID ALLAN COE

MARLEY PRIDE JOAN »PERSON

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Lt. EYE0E110 EDDIE RABBITS M11.00 NN W IS LYNN AMERBON l EAST. GAIL DAVIES 110 ANDERS. RMNE MILS. Orlando, FL C.MY 101TTY
MICKEY GILLEY Y ILL IE NELSON MICKEY GILLEY ROLE MILS. ERN GOSOIN MWIY ROBBINS JOINN MISSAL GARE BELLMY BROTHERS CRYSTAL GARE
Attest:
lette.t: AUGERS
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a EAST. MERLE HAGGARD YLE0ER BROTHERS WAXX T.G. SHEPPARD Attest:
A
NEE 50112E11 WEST i NAFA WAIT ROBOIMS CRYSTAL
010101 MARRY
GARE
JOIN CORES
CNN ANDERSON AMES ES PARKER PORTER .MOWN Eau CMn, WI JOANENDERS. ELLA. BROTHERS .K RIGGE BOYS BONY SNRINOIELD .K ROBE BOYS 1.0. SEWMO NANA AL PAYER AMENER
GEORGE JONES WHITES serlvot: NMI'S %BBINS JOIN »PERSON ALABAA ROGERS 1 EAST. JIM GLASER EDDIE AMBITS EDDIE RABBITS
MR. JENNINGS
MAMA. RICKY SKAGGS 0001100 HARRIS EDDIE RABBITI ROCKERS E EAST. NERE a WILLIE NACtk WILLIE MIC0EY GILLEY GUS IIAHAN
LEE rem010 INDRIS
K RIB- ROTS
WEIB
CORP, 151111
AM
DAVID WILLS «SAME CASH GLEN CAMPBELL
K
L.GE STMIT .0 RIDGE BOYS KTFILFM TONY ST. JOIN
Attest:
EW GDSOIN
MM RILL TAG R DAVID ALLAN COE
WILLIE NELSON ANDERSON NNtest: IMAM ROBBINS RONNIE DOWELL MARIE MC .SEI L INRI GATLIN TapM&, KO KKKFM LINDA ROISTADT
FIYrOR PA EARL PROMS C.IE A
JON »PERSON CRYSTAL GARE WILLIE NELSON GEORGE STRAIT WEZLFM Newel TX Attest: RATE5 E EAST.
6M.Y LEE ALMNU RICKEY GILLEY LAN, WTIIN DAK RID. MIS Carden. RC ALMAA ALABAMA
0102
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LLIE E BENN. WORE W dlepn, WI /BMb.A ALEN. RATER WOOER RICKEY GILLEY MIOMEL MNPIEY SHELLY REST .OR. 51MI1 V/YNRBMM, VA
CRYSTAL GATE WIlemeport, MD JO« COREE Nottest: Oren) Bey, WI CRYSTAL GAYLE JOMx RDRIGEZ MIONEL MAPTOY CROSSAL GAYLE KL TILLIS
Hottest: 011114 NELSON
MICKEY GILLEY JON AKERS. ARTEN WAGONER OILS. 15102E11 EST ROIMIE MILS. RAMIE MILS. MRW JENNINGS
WILLIE a BENDA JOIN ANDERS. M EL NA RRTE, WORE JANIE FRICKE IKEY GILLEY MATT BOBHITS
RKMMIE
11M GLASER O 10sAEL ORRREY
E
KAI PARKE FELTS ULM EERETTE WKK HOMER
MIS.
BROTHERS

MLRD MANN BROTHERS CRYSTAL GARE

JOAN CORES GAIL DAVIES *11000 KS CRYSTAL GALLE RBMIaMOIMIIRII.NC
GENE

MNLA MICKEY GILLEY Doyle. ON EDDIE BABBITT GAIL DAVIES GAIL DAVIES
ALARM LE. EERETTE
hottest: EMRDU MAMIS CRYSTAL GAYLE RANZE MILS. MICKEY GILLEY MARTY ROBBINS J10 GLASER
DAY10 RILLS
ELLMY BROTHERS GEORGE ICES SWILLS/BURR 1 u
1EM COSDIN CHARLEY AIDE FARE E DALTON CRYSTAL GARE MATT ROBBINS GAIL DAVIES 1CGPIEY LAW KXTFM IlleepMMe ,, AL MILW JENNINGS
AttAMY:
1

BILLY WALKER
.K .1L0 ERLL 0VWM0
EARL,IONS COREY
ALMARA
RIDGE BOYS
WILLIE BRENDA
EE. EVERETTE
ALL.
RMIF MILS.
TUNNY ST. JOAN
Hottest:
NWU
JEMY LEE LEWIS
MISSAL GAYLE
KAREN
JERRY LEE
TAR. COMAE TWISTY
RAMIE MILS.
Hottest:
JAM ADERAR
IE.uM.n, TX
CRISTAL GAYLE EAMYLOY «PAIS ETHERS
MM SILL TAG R WPONFIR DOCIR WILLIE
DAVID
HARRIS
GCE
Attest: JAMIE FRICKE fN1uE11 { EST MIL EEIRLY
LEWIS
MICHAEL MRRET RAMIE DOWELL K K. CWEE MICKEY GILLEY
GEORGE JOBS
WR RItlE BOYS Mllone. NEME
JIM GLASER
A
ENNYLOU
RATER «COMA JOAN ANDERSON RELIT WEST Ionen: DAVID ALLAN C. DAVID WILLS ROGERS EAST. l ...AY d SYLVIA MICHEL MEREY RIMY SOWS MAEI YI
JON
10. ANDERSON
Ho ttttt K MIM
MST.
ROSA. CASH NMMA MR. JENNINGS Hottest SELRY E51
.A RID.
Attest: WILLIE 1 BRENDA JON ANDERS.
ALMNu MNAELL
LOUISEE MANDRELS.
WYSTAL GARE JOIN *PETERSON MGMS E LEE Attest: REM ND ENTIRE BOYS MAL TNRNS CCMLEY EDDIE RABBITS
MICKEY GILLEY
LWA110
.W RILE ALABAMA .K RIODE BOYS MM WILLIAMS58 R MARY SEED WISE II NRELL T.G. SERRAD JANIE FRICKE
Bur, VT MROIE MILL. BOYS
B. J. 11BÁ5 SHELLY REST SHELLY! WEST MM RILL TAMS A ILLIE NELS. JANIEE FRICE BOMA WILLIE RONNIE K
DRELL
WTORFM
MATS. BEB .GER R.IER RA ONER EMETIC. HARRIS WOOCFM MM WILLIAMS R
GENE
SEIL, RELLY TEST PORTER WAGONER
A-01Restees NC
RICKEY GILLEY mattes, WEST
WK RIDGE BUYS RMIE N ELL BARE 0 Cheer, NC Wk RItlE BOSS HANKWILLIAG R
SAILGS/BEAT TO .R RIMEROTS ALOMA WRM
CRYSTAL CARE
WILLIE a BKPG 0I1E K BOWELL
11.1.1EIE MA7I RAE HMS MIL EVERLY RlstuepK, VA
MMES FELTS GUS HADIII MISSAL GAYLE TORR T. ACRES
MICKEY GILLES

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re STARKEY
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WEST KOBKKJOT
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REL TILLIS
JENNINGS BAREE MOOR
MICHEL MARES
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BARE { DALTON AM. AMERS.
Attest: KRSTFM
A10REE MURPHEY
EDDIE RABBITS
BYRE / DALTON J. STANLEY BILLY MAKER EDDIE RABBITS
KAN »PERS.
l ENNILLI HARRIS WMIIFM ERGE 0005
.A RID. BUTS wine AI.MUINeue, NM MARTI MOONS
GAIL DAVIES
GAIL DAVIES .ILLIE NEES. BILLIE a BENN CRYSTAL GAYLE
MICKEY GILLEY ROGERS EAST. VERR GUS01N RMAIBKN TN 14110 ROBBINS
B.J. 1NM5 RocMoerr. MY
RONNIE MS!! MICHEL MARIES 50101E MILS. EJMILUU HOURI;. CRYSTAL WILE DAVID ALLAN C.
CRYSTAL GAVIE AMIE K NEWELL .HE RATSOA RAMIE MILS. ALABAMA
RAMIE
NEL 511115 RATS. WILLIE NELSON AMIE MILS. MICHEL MARIE, BLLMT WILLIE { BIEL. KAREN TAILOR NE DOWELL
GENE
RONNIE M IA5. 610HEl MERRY RAMIE MILS. MICKEY GILLEY Attest:
BROTHERS GAIL DAVIES
SHELLY EST
MIL..NNIKGS Nonv REL TILLIS .NE MAT50M .NE RATS. VERN GOSDIN MICKEY GILLEY Attest: 1110AEL MURPHEY MICKEY GILLEY RAR BOYS E DIREST
RAMIE MILS. RLM211E MILS. CRYSTAL GARE
CRYSTAL GAYLE Hottest: ELLOO MOTHERS T.G. SEWMO DAVID ALLAN C.
Attest: MICKEY GILLEY
DAVID WILLS
ALNPMA
JIM GLASER JOIN ANDERSON
GOLLY E WILLIE ELLMYtWOTKRS EERIE RABBITS HRtest:
WIRY BROTHERS Attest: EDDIE RABBITS BOALAR WILLIE ALMA. ALOMA WCOS-AWFM MIL EVERLY ALMAIR
Attest: GORGE STRAIT TOMI ST. JOIN SELLS E51
YHITE5
WYRK ap,MMEBNItt MA K IEFM ROGERS Á5T BOB
AI.SEGER ALOMA RAMIE IC NEWELL B.l. TONS COIYNrI., K RICERS t EAST. Hottest: KALE { WILLIE
MOM. NV
TERN GEM.
AnstWr, CA RIME BOYS
ED .K RILE BOYS B. J. THERMS
JERRY LEE
PEKES CLANK
LEWIS CHARLEY
PEE E
PRIA
NELSON
PARLEY MIDE
RM:E MILS.
AMIE IC .YELL KRIS l WILLIE UOINT LEE
RID.
MABMN LAMS GASKIN SEELEY EST GEORGE STRAIT OAK BOYS
ME BAND! ILLIE NELS. HAW. STRAIT E.IE RABBIT, . J. TOMS REBE R ENTIRE
MYSTAL WILE MERLE 1010 RD LOUISE MMOELL JON ANDERS.
MICKEY GILLEY LLOYD DAVID FOSTER CRYSTAL GAYLE GIS HADIN STARKEY ALMLAU L OA lYSTAL GAYLE K UUM FAN GOSOI
EMRW BRIS ADE KSOWAM RWR IGEZ
EDDIE RABBITS MIGkET GILLEY KINOuno. WA LOIN Mob. AR LEE GEEM0O
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SHEPPARD
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T.G. SHEPPARD
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srn 01140N CA
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EERETTE IL 111115
KUOR NAGE STRAIT
610001 MARRES GENE WATSON
RONNIEMES. » tee OR DIM» Rlrr, WY CRYSTAL GANA
100 BANDY
JENNY 00.IGE2
RICKEY GILLEY elf« RATER WAGONER
JM AIPERSOM GAIL DAVIES
J. KRAK GAY RACK ELLMYBROTNERS ENNYLM HARRIS
ROGERS L EAST.
REM IC ENTIRE
JO«
ANDERSON
CRYSTAL
Hottest:
WILE DAVID
RMINIE
ALLAN COE
MILS. RMIE MILS.
STARKEY
KNIEN BROOKS seMaIWeMN CA
KALE
GENE
HAOGPAO
RATS.
«GUFF ET LASE RHEAS a EAST. E. {DALTON
MERLE a WILLIE ROGERS EAST. { ¿ 10001 GILLEY 10004 BROTHERS
CRYSTAL GARE DAVID WILLS
EARL Trews COLEY .M%
.K
STRAIT Mn. JENNINGS
EARL THONS COLLEY COIMAS TV ITT!
TANYA TUCKER WILLIE i seem
GAIL DAYIES
BLS.
MUMM ST. ANN KNLE a WILLIE GENE .TSN
MM 1LLIAGR RIAIS BOIS Al.
CORES
RANI ANDERSON CRYSTAL GAYLE
K0IPF ET LANE Attest:
CRYSTAL GAYLE WILL E IOAEL MURPHEY .K RIDGE BOYS BILL AKERSON
B. J. 1NOMS ELLMY BROTHERS ECOS MM.D MICKEY GILLEY
1011ER Y100ER PANS ALAN.
LuUISE MMOMEIL ED MUMS
ALMA.
MIOHFI MEREY CUM
Hottest:
E FOE
. REARS a EAST.
DAVID ALLAN COE
RATER WAGONEN
JOIN AKERSON
.K .W.RID.STMIT JON AKERSON
5011 COPAR
EAST. SINAI Attest:
RIME BOYS .K BOYS RIDAS 500015
SCARE
CN.WMM, WV W7N4AWFY
KT AK
WAGERS a
ELLAMY BOTHERS
GEORGE
.K 0610. 6005 ELLMT MUTTORS
RELLY NEST
JOINCOREE
JOAN
KALE MDGPRD
COREE WDAK ERLE l
WILLIE
AwatesragoL AR
KMAK BMA MALET MIR ROCKERS E EAST. RATER 1A0OMER .NE CaN+nEw, OA ALIGN »
AMI MIES. $,hellet NY RIRIT WATSON MM WILLIAMS R
J. MPLEY
KATIE RIBA CN..wlw WY Frwq CA RIGGE
EE
6015 KWJJ
ALABAMA
SILL It 0106 010AEL MARE',
MERLE 1
142 Current Reports
S
RATS.
Attest: GENE
EDDIE KAMM
MIONEL MRPHEY
CRYSTAL GARE
15121ELL { TEST TOMS ST. NON Need. 011 ED ALES IRA Deem CA
O 120
1110E1 GILLEY
NETT ROMAINS Wee
AEI: AKERSON
ELLMY MOTHERS
RORE 0411 .HELL E MESS
CONWAY
RAMIE
MITT'S
MILS.
MATS RABBINS
RENIE .L5. KVEO RA10GER BOTHERS CRYSTAL WILE K AMBrn7, D GAIL DAVIES Lae.% KY
NAME MILS. KTOMI
ROARS E
ALMOMA
EAST. TERRY HENSLEY lot AMER.. CRYSTAL GARE CONWAY TMITTY L06 Yee NV BOSOM WILLE
MICKEY GILLEY
s.Kn.., CA
WILLIE E BRENDA
1NASNER MOTHERS
BANDY
DAVID ALLAN C. SHELL, WEST

EMI 1NEHS COLEY

TONT ST.
«WIFE,
JOIN
LADE
STUN WHINER
.K RID. BUYS
MICKEY GILLEY
RICKEY CLARK
510 GLASER
SIEVE MARTELLI GAIL DAVIES Hottest:
COM0AT ,T Ty
ROCKERS l EAST. EWS LEE LEWIS
J 10.1. GILLEY
RWLIF MILS. KAREN BIKERS
LOUISE MMOIEL1
Attest: AIMEL MEREY KELP. STMIT EDDIE RABBITS
SHELLY REST
BANE / MALT.
JIM GLASER
JOIN ANDERSON FRIZZFLL REST i ED BRUCE
ROTTORS
CRYSTAL
FOMIE NILS.
GAYLE
-1
GEORGE
LA GATLIN WILLIE t
BENDA
MOERSLYON.
CAM',
T.G.
TMITTY
JON CORER
SUS HARDIM
WOKE GUS .110. ED AU. FAE TOMS COLEY WATT ROBBIMS
MILS.
ALMAA PALL EVALY
LULN MANCRELL
OYD DAVID FOSTER
SHEPPARD
M SIMPLES
De1M0erMI1.IK. Ml VEM RSDIM ELLNn MOTHERS ALA.. RAMIE GEOGE STRAIT
0101011. MURPHEY
JENNINGS
PR.
C. WILLIAMS R { CRYSTAL GAYLE .K RAGE BOYS CRYSTAL
MIL.
GAYLE ALABAMA
AMIE WILLIE
The following stations did not
DAVID ALLAN HANK MICKEY GILLEY JENNINGS NnRCHARLEY
KRAL
LINDA KINSTM1
ILOYD DAVID FOSTER
MERLE NAGG.0
Arroyo Ores., CA
ALMA. REARS t EAST. HAZARD
BOCAR ILLIE OEM BO1fA LLIE EMI !IOTAS
EE
COLLEY
Alt ANDERSON
RVSANE CASH Jb0INY LEE SOME NILS. RTC. SKAGGS
MMEN SAIL.
RMIE MILS.
RICERS d EAST. KCCTfM ALAMIA BMA., CA NUTTY BOBBINS MR.
SELL. WEST
MACE JONES report this week:
Can.' TY ITIS
W1ROFl1 ILRWO.N MAMMA Pueblo, CO *EMIR ENTIRE COMAS TRITTS
JENNINGS
MITES
MISSAL
BIGE
CHARLEY
Weenie DC RIMY
GAYLE
KKCN Odd NIII. OR MERLE
M. RILLTE
E
MIS
GAIL DAVIES
Ntest: ALMHIN
WILE
CRYSTAL
EWE AMBITI WILLIE NELSEN WILLIE
GILLEY
NELS. CalerRlo SPMpe. Co
1010101 GAYLE
ED
.K RIOS BOYS
ROSIE MILS.
ICES GILLEY
OAK MIAGE
DAVID ALLAN GCE
FRIJ2ELL {
CRYSTAL GAYLE
WEST
.K RID. BOYS KYNN-AM-FM/Omaha
Attest:
KM ANDERSON
R.. STRAIT
CRYSTAL GAYLE
VERB
Attest:
GiOBOIM
ILLIE NELS. 06101E MILS.
BOICA WILLIE
JIM GLASER
KSO FM
OARLEY
DAVID ARIAN
«IDE
C.
LOUISE MMDRELL
%SANE CASH
WANZEN WPLO/Atlanta
MIOAEL M.RREY OMIS L*NlMlle, KY
ELLMT BRUISERS RMIE MILS. MALE E RILL IE
CR1/ZELL E WEST T. -.ES KLAC BELDAM S se* Lab Lou,Ert HAZARD E.1101.1
WGVM/Greenville
ANNA SELLS EST ED
GE..
MICE
CRYSTAL GAYLE LLOYD DAVID OUSTER
Lat AOMSMl, CA MOMS / EAST. BLAB. PALBEIl GAIL DAVIES
WOE MARY
AMER colai MM YILLIMS R STRAIT
R.MIE MILS. MICKEY GILLEY ALMAA CRYSTAL GARE %SANE CASH naso LE. EERETTE
l
-

ROGERS FAST. MICKEY GILLEY

SHELLY WEST
ROSA. Attest: GMAT Tod,. CHALET ROIDE ARMS LEE
.K
WILLIE NELSON
KCVO Ventura CA G. MPS.
Hottest: CASH
M ANDERS. WATT RABBINS
KWFF
MSSME
MICKEY GILLEY
CASH RIDGE MIS LIMA ANDERSON
KONEN TAR.
ELLMY
00 NIECE
!RUSHERS
Thew. AZ
FREERS a EAST. ALABWA ET LANE OMMLE MODE JON AKERSON
WRKZFM JO. MEERS. OAK RIME BOSS CLIFFORD RUSSELL GAIL DAVIES DARENE AUSTIN ALARMA .YSTAL GARE 5LOMA
MM MICKEY GILLEY
»reue, PA OUZO MILLIE ERENA TWN RILL LAMS R

ROMRE MILS.
ALMKEN
ERGE JUNES eltent eSt CA
SELLY WEST
JON CLMEE SIRl,42/BURITU
SIERRA
E MERLE HAGGARD
RMI1E
CRYSTAL GAYLE
MILS.
LEN
PRIETO {NOM INS
S.W./MIR ITO
EML PIONS COLLEY CRYSTAL GARE
KAREN BRMAS
ME
AMIE MILS.
BANDY S HELLY
SHELLY ESi
RICKY SKAGGS FRIZIELL EST DAVID ALLAN CR
CRYSTAL GAYLE CRYSTAL GAYLE OPT MOLD BARE d DALTON KENNY EARL J. GLASER
E

EMRW MAIS
EDDIE RABBITS
01101E NOS. KLZ
DAM.fILLY NNtest:
ELLMT
011EY GILLEY
MILS.
ELLMY A0TWR5
MERLE E WILLIE JISNE CARS. NOTE: WQIK-FM/Jacksonville has
Attest: ICAEL MARRY Dorm, CO
HottMM
RILL MS R «FARS E
MOTHERS
EAST.
WINNIE
E1 a BENDA
ROCKERS l EAST. JIM GLASER
gone on automation and is no
lot ANDERN. TOWERSdEAST. GEORGE JONES Hottest ALIAJM
.K NEBLE a WILLIE
LONE
.K RAGE
N.V. II
BOYS
«.ALL MAIE
A.
JOHNNY LEt

FRICKE
CRYSTAL
AICIHEL
MICKEY GILLEY
WILE
T
SHELLY EST
RRTEN MMONER
WL 111115
ALMA.
ERLE E RILL IE
MM KILLING R
.0 RID.
ERGE STMIT
BOYS
RIDGE BOYS
ALMEN
WILLIAMS R
longer reporting.
d EAST.,
RD ALE
MM WILL HMS R IRRGERS JOHNNY ROOE.G.Z K RIDGE BOUS
SHELLY WEST FRIZZELL EST

MERLE HAGGARD & WILLIE NELSON Poncho & Lefty - - SHELLY WEST West By West - (WB/Viva) "Flight 309 To
Tennessee" "Someone's Been Sleeping In Our Bed" "Don't Let Her Hurt You"
-
Hottest Tracks: (Epic) "Poncho And Lefty" "All The Soft Places To Fall"
RONNIE McDOWELL Personally (Epic) "You're Gonna Ruin- - "Me On The Side" "Sexy Song" "Ask Me No Questions (Promise Me No Ties)"
"When He Kisses Me" "I'I) Still Be Loving You"
"Scarlet Fever" (Liberty)
My Bad Reputation" "After You" "38 Special" "I Should've Lied" "Huggin' My
Lady, Kissin' My Baby' "You Make My Day Pay Off (All Night Long)" HANK WILLIAMS JR. - Strong Stuff - (Elektra/Curb)
KENNY ROGERS
MICHAEL MURPHEY Michael Martin Murphey -- (Liber- - "Leave Them Boys Alone" ""The Homecoming Queen" "A Whole Lot Of Hank"
"Made In The Shade" "La Grange" "The Girl On The Front Row At Fort Worth"
ty) "Lost River" "First Taste Of Freedom" "Take It Like A Man" "Ring Of
Truth" "Hearts In The Right Place"
- American"Amity"
Made - (MCA) Most Requested:
ALBUMS
COUNTRYreceiving OAK RIDGE BOYS
"Any
Line (Operator, Operator)" "Love Song"
"You're The One"
"Heart On The
Old Time You Choose"
JOHN ANDERSON "Swingin' " (WB)
Cuts in bold type are the heaviest airplay. KENNY ROGERS - We've Got Tonight - (Liberty) "scarlet ALABAMA "Dixieland Delight" (RCA)
Fever" "Farther Go" "How Long" "You Are So Beautiful"
SHELLY WEST "Jose Cuervo" (WB/Viva)
T.G. SHEPPARD - Perfect Stranger - (WB/Curb) "A
l

Pretty
OAK RIDGE BOYS "American Made (MCA(
ALABAMA The Closer You Get - (RCA) "The
-Love" Get" Diamond Ring" "Where Did We Go Right"
GENE WATSON w/FAREWELL PARTY BAND - Sometimes
Close, You
"Lady Down On "Dixie Boy" "Red Riser" "Alabama Sky" "Lovin' Man"
GREENWOOD - Somebody's Gonna Love You - Get Lucky And Forget - (MCA) "It
I

LEE Were You I'd Fall In Love With I

(MCA) "Ladies Love" "Going, Going, Gone" "1.0.U." "The Wind Beneath My
Me" "Sometimes I Ger Lucky And Forget" "She Sure Makes Leaving Look Easy" National Airplay150 , . Soo Peg, 57
Wings" "In Love All Alone" "You're Just Another Beer Drinking Song"
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Ak Regional Adds&H,ots
EAST SOUTH KMOCIOEI/O il. Worth W OVEJNew OrlsM. WDEFICNMRAHHOO
WWSH:PnHLdelOme
MIDWEST WCCOIMInneepotla
Denny Long
KMBZ/Kenacs Clly
Stew Sell
Parallel Three Larry James CNrla Bryan Ban Cagle
Parallel One Acuulrnle,
Parallel One Parallel One none AL JASPEAD JULIO IGLESIAS
EDDIE PABBITT KENNY LOGGINS RONNIE MILSAP
Hottest: SHA RATA.
LOU RANTS MICKEY GILLEY MAUREEN MCDONAL, WJNCIBIaominglon. IL
Hottest: HENRY MANCINI
JULIO IGLESIAS STEPHEN BISHOP
AL JARREAU ROSANNE CASH Stew SalowIts DIONNE WARWICK ME. PABBITT
W F BR;Ralllmo,e TOTO DAN FOGELBERG
WCLNChICRgu KotJOE WLTAIAIIenle EPIC CLACTON MICKEY GILLEY
GARLAND JEFFPEYS JACKSON PETER ALLEN HALL L GATES
Andy Slullnsll HALT. LCATES Gary Pdce Allen Saunders
LIONEL RICHIE TOTO CRYSTAL GAYLE
PAGERS t EASTON Xnoneest : ERIC CLACTON EDDIE BABBITT VEXES MIDNIGHT RU
NRIS CROSS Hottest:
KENNY LOGGIAS LIONEL RICHIE LOU RAWLS ROGER, E ESSTON LINDA BONSTADT EDDIE BABBITT KENNY LOGGINS STEPHEN BISHOP
LINEA ROHSTATT STEPHEN PISHOP STEPHEN BISHOP MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: CREA GIRLS KFMVEI Rao STEPHEN BISHOP TAFFY MCELPOY
ELEA-TIMM` MAC
RSMIIN. Lout KALE.. RATES BARRY MANILOW Hottest:
HottLIONEL JMWny TFMnroRBn CAIN/PEE PARROT
B .J. THOMAS MDSE MorpaMWalermsnn JOE JACKSON DAN FOGELBERG 7WDINor1011 LAMY GATLIN
YIIIPII!aNu+gn
HALL KUOLJILRnaw Clly MAC MCANALLY ALAS PARSONS
GATES
a STEPHEN BISHOP RICNsrIsonIAllen JANIE FFICNE
MICHAEL JACKSON Jay Cr.ww.11 MICHAEL JACKSON
none Elaine TeyIM AL JARREAU GLEN CAMPBELL
Hottest: MAC MCANALLY
MALL L RATES ROGERS L EASTON LOU RAWLS BARRY MANILOW KENNY LOGGINS AL WGSVIGunterseillO
STRAY CATS MAC MCANALLY LIONEL RICHIE LINDA RONSTACC JOE JACKSON
FRIC CLACTON Hottest: MAC JMCANALLY JLCIN.IB.lI
BARRY MANILOW Hottest STEPHEN BISHOP PATTI AUSTIN KCROIC.Oer ReaIE.. IA
LOU RAMIS
DM: FOGELBERG Rotteer WBBIAMIIM DENYS MIDNIGHT RU
LAURA PRANICAN ROGERS6 FAST., WFYIVCRIE.sa Cod MORII CHRIS CROSS LINEA CONSTAR PARSONS
NALL L OATES Jahn Wellteelmo CHRIS CROSS LIONEL RICHIE Ores %Moto DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: KENNYALAN
IVVBFIBostM MICHAEL JACKS.. HALL l OATES CHRIS CROSS PME" ALLEN HALL L OATES LIONEL RICHIF LINDA ROASTA
JdOe/NelaOn DMA AL JANPEAU HALL L OATES LINDA RONSTAM EDLIE BABBITT HALL t CATES LSAP
GREG KINN BAND RONNIE MESA',
RAM STEPHEN BISHOP GREG KIM BANC TOTO OM FOGELBERG
KENNY LOGGINS
Parallel Two
L
FLEETWOOD MAC
Hottest: CAN FOGELBERG FLEETWOOD MAC Motteer: STEPHEN BISHOP
WAAYMun1eY11N Mottest:
Hottest:none WWSW l]WSVPIII$DA:Bn MICHAEL JACKSON HOtteKt: PAGERS l ESSTON
Pen ROMldrkkc FRIC CLAPTON HULL L OATES
PATTI AUSTIN Entro Crowe LIM.. PICNIC WFMIRaneMIg ROGERS L EASTON HALL L OATES
E DGERS & ESSTON My Richarde CHRIS CROSS
DM FOGELBERG
NAIL L OATES DAN FOGELBERG
EDDIE PABBITT WKLY (VAOO)1OIM.de ROBBIE PATTON
ST[Mü EISMOP RAPFY HAP'IION MOVING PICTURES WHBYIAIIpMIon MALL L RATES ERIC CLACTON RONNIE MILSAP K.Plew*CMRRIN BARRY MAN..
RABBITT L GAYLE IM CHRIS [PISS ShannoNO'HaMran BELLAMY BROTHERS STEPHEN BISHOP BIONNE WARWICK
LIONEL RICHIE KENRT LOCF.INS BRYAN ADAMS DAN FOGELBERG AIRY MANILOW
EarrnOr MAC Al. JAPPFAU

Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON

LIONEL RICHIF 5SKRC/C lnclnMB RONNIE MILSAP TOM PETTY RRWLUBOMA
ORMIIMIble OHI RfG`P MICHAEL JACKSON KCMO/G01.1Sia. MO LIONEL RICHIF
Dan Allen HEAP? MANCINI WSSFWAIMnte STEPHEN BISHOP TRAU IIOBYIIL.OWM
Jeer, lees PIEFRF. FASI. Hottest: GARLAND JEFFPEYS Dew MCCerm,CI Danne loN. MN AT WORK
SAPPY MANILOW HALL a OATES
Drvib MIDNIGHT PU AL JARREAU ALABAMA MAC MCANALLY
JOHN ANDERSON ERIDA ERIC CLAFON GARY POPTNOI TWINS CHAMPAIGN DEICES MIDNIGHT P L' LAU BAALS
YAZ PAINCC
PRINCE MICHAEL JACKSON
TOTO JOE JACKSON RONNIE MILSAP GR EG
E K1HN BAND K ottest:
LIME. PICNIC WVORRbcMeMr CAN FOGELBEPG MAC ECANALLY EERIE BABBITT
Hottest -

WBLBJRMIe.B, MB UPERTRAMP LIONEL RICHIE

STEPHEN BISHOP Gary SmMM CHRIS CROSS
t

STFMEN STEHAR WISH-FMWMpn LOU RAWLS KENNY LOGGINS

DIONNE WARWICK BIN Vaned Hottest: Me Sennett IONNP WAPWICK CHRIS CROSS
NEIL PIAMONC CASEat: BAR. MANILOW HALL L OATES
ERIC CLAIM. BSL
DAN FOGELBERG WMGCMMn MICHAEL JACKSON MN FOGELBERG 'APL NILSON EPIC CLACTON
DAZI FOGELBERG Hottest: Mike Dorn HALL L OATES STEPHEN BISMLP WEZSIRIeMnorld
LIONELPI RONNIE MILSAP MICHAEL JACKSON
Hottest: JOURNEY BARRY MANILOW
GPI CHIE CMumMSlewns
WYNYBIw Vat ROGERS a EAST.
I
LIONEL.

EDDIE RABBITT MICHAEL JACKSON PE MALL L OATE5

LINDA P
PANIGAN WLVAltyneM.urp, NA
Mil UMW HALL a CATES W AMMKInCIMNI JULIO IGLESIAS MBEIE PATTON PEEKS MIrN1GHIT N
Nottest: LD RAWLS Mete MCCS/I
BOB SEGEP STEPHEN BISHOP
LAURA BPANIGAN STEPHEN BISHOP W arra.rlMwn Hottest:
EPIC DIACYAN KVO %IFS+goMoo+neeO KVILID.Ilas-F1 Worth
STEPHEN EISHOP iCrIE PAPPIT
STEPHEN BISHOP HALL L ORTES ALM PARSON. NKIF MILSAP
Hottest: LOU RAWLS HALL L GATES NALL L OATES Joey Evans Chuck Rhodes hottest GARLAND JEFFPEYS
CHRIS CROSS WOYISdMMeeWy DAN FOGELBERG
LAN FOCALBESG
BDCIE RABBITT EPIC C LIOM.IIRICHIE FPTIE I:IGGINS
CULTURE CLUB WaRM FIIY PETER ALLEN BARRY MANTEAN WZWIMIK.auI.. BEPTIF HIGGINS HN" MILSAP BON 1!A11. L OATES IEF GREFOMIOt
r1OANf CN
WAGERS L EASTON AL JARREAD StO Schnee TRAVIS MOON BAPPY AMMON ROGERS a FAST. FI.[IE RAPBITT
RABBITT t GAYLE RANNTE NILFAD EDDIE PABBITT Hottest:
LIONEL[RICHIE WAIVIJaCAMn.1M, FL ChEIMEAP OSS Hottest:
LIONEL RICHIE PATTI AUSTIN
PETER ALLEN STEPHEN BISHOP 111OTVNIC.MEnBIM
FINDM.IWJ.IM
none
Hottest:
Hottest:
MELISSA MANCHESTI
MICHAEL JACKSON
LIONEL RICHIE
R.OgM Bleaew.R UTEPI SHOP FRIC CHAPTON
CAN FOGELBERG P IOP:NE WARAICH
WTAFIWM ERN
JOE JACKSON
ROGERS a ESSTON EPIC CLACTON ROGER` L EASTON MCANALLY WRVAMkh toed AL JAPPFAL'
DM Berne LOU RAW. GARY PORTNOY STEPHEN BISHOP ALANN PARSONS LL OATES
MAI'
MCANALLY
IAALLY ICHEL BERGER
MICHAEL JACKS. MACMCANALLY KENNY LOGGINS Pet Wilton DMAHEMNY FAG.
CA MIS CROSS LOGGINS
L JARREAU HALL L OATES LOU RAWLS Hottest:
AL JARREAU WMJVCMwIMd LIONEL PICNIE. LLIONEL E',CP NIS
Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN PRETENDERS E
BOB SEGEP
MoVaylMn LAN FOGELBERG
KFSNJoplln. MO Alu AU MO LI Y
LIONEL PICNIC AMERICA 97AIAIYWn1 Hottest:
MODERS l FASTOPI STEPHEN EISHOP KLTEIOBMhams City Dan Carpenter MICHAEL -

PATTI AUSTIN OeBMIWUIM STFPHEN PISH n RIAL. a LATES WORGIOr.IIOsour9. SC

MICHAEL JACKSON
MALL L OATES
OEMS MIDNIGHT PU
RÓlloM IOU RAWLS
ALAN PARSOFS
CHEAP CROSS Tony SIGAN

TOTO
EDDIE PABBITT
FLEETWOOD MAC TOTO
RCCEPS E FASTI. C'HRI.SS
DAN
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Mark Reynolds

WINOIDeyton KENNT LOGGINS EPIC C PCTON DIE R ITT

MAC MCANALLY KENNY LOGGINS MICHAEL MURPHEY
WROlvraleldenct LINDA PONETA[T
MICHAEL JACKSON Joe Demme
ALAN PARSONS AMY KANTER LAURA BRANIGAN LIM. KNIE MILSAP
LAURA SPANIERN
HALL t OATES Ilottest: PETER ALLEN
Tam Cuddy TITO Hott
B EG N PAGERS a EASTON
TTOSS LIONEL RICHIF WVLKILRAIngaan PTIIHIGGINS
HALL et OATES
AL JAPPEAU HottA: STEPHEN PIEMOP
CAN FOGELBERG
MAC
Hottest:
WALLY
CANFOGFLCFPC ROGERS LEASTON ROGENS ESSTON
MICHAEL JACKSON
KSIIyIRkMards WSRZIScrsNH
HuntingtonRelkns
GARY RFNOY
JOHN ANUERSOA
BARRY MANILOW JOE JACKSON MALI. L RATES S CROSS STEPHEN BISHOP
HALL a RATES TURF CLUB THOMAS Hott
Hott NIF BAN FOGELBERG
MICHAEL JACKSON
WZaICMwMnB .' FOGELBERG '

MA.NCHESTF MAC MCANALLY LOD AWLS HALLet RATES

HALL et OATES STEPHEN BISHOP JOE NJ A KSO N J. THOMAS
DAN FOGELBERG Bob MeKey ELCHE BABBITT PATTI AUSTIN DAN FOGELBERG
STEPHEN BISHOP JOE J CKSUN ERIC CLACTON
Hott
DAN FOGELBERG
DIONNE WARWICK
FEIC CLACTON
AL ARNEAI DIANA ROM. KOILJOmMt KFORILIMOMIn, NE Parallel Two KALI ei OATES
PETER ALLEN
MICHAEL JACKS,
TOT. Coolly Blythe STEPHEN BISHOP STEPHEN BISHOP DIONNE
TOTG MaeoMIWM
Parallel Three hottes
LIONF.LtRICHIF KRNTIDM Moines none
ERIC CLACTON
MICHAEL JACKSON
JOE. JACKSON
EPIC CLAPTON WROVMNnMe
W ITTIWashieston. D.C. ErFIE PABBITT
CEPIB CC SS Sieve OMOMs BOB SEGER Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE N FOGELBERG Me« E.IM
B s1eMNCummNBs KEY107/Auotln
EMUS IEASTON Hot LIONEL PICNIE. BARRI MANILOW
ALL CATEN
a MAC MCANALLY CLAPIS CROSS B.J. Adams WNLAIL.WMMM LOU RAWLS
LANs FOGELBERG
WA1'VIAdeMk Co, JACESON LOU RAWLS
STEPHCN BISHOP HALL t ATES AR Crawford LANDA RONSTAIT
Hottest:
HALL OATES John (Swab
WCZYNWM
MICHEL BERGER
EDDIE RABBITT
ERICCLAYTON STEPHENB
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CAN FOGELBERG
TOTo
Parallel Three PETER ALIEN
KC E SUNSHINE BAN BARRY MANILOW P TOTO

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TOM JONES STEPHEN BISHOP
MP1E KAPBI. JAM BMllln SUPERTRAMP LINDA ROAST.. FT MICHAEL JACKSON
AARWICK RONNIE MILSAP KWEBMocM.t.r, MN MICHAEL JACKSONMELISSA LIONEL PICKLE
AIM.. JACKSON JULIO IGLESIA:
MAC MCANALLY' ALABAMA WOUAIOued Cities. IL AIAK.Man APACHES.
L LIONNE W
ERIC CLACTON EIIRIS C OSS WSKYIA.MMIM
Hottest: LINDA PONSTAM' PETENCFRS BARRY MANILA,
APY PORTNOY J.J. Scott LIONEL RICHIF MIOHANIir.ILN
PETER ALLEN EDDIE RABNITT BARRY MASTLOB TCTO
WASWWRMYIydL D.C. LOU RAWLS LIONEL RICH.' DAN FOGELBERG
THOMAS ODLBY ROCHE l EASTON Hottest: B.J. THOMAS NDANA
BM DuömM MAC MCANALLY W AFBIYI.n RaeOe DES. MIDNIGHT' EL WVBSI W Ilminglon. NC
DERV EPIC CLACTON KENNY LOGGINS
TOTO LINDA PO AR HALL. L DAMEE EDE. PABBITT
STEHEN BISHOP STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: Admen/Delete .S

Bob Wright
LIONEL PICK. Hottest: PETER ALLEN MARTY BREW
MICIWEL JACKSON HALL L LATES ROGERS L EASTON ECEIE RABBITT
HALL a OATES W MAZIMOS.n
TEMPTATIONS FIREFALL BESTIE NIGGINS
SHERIFF TOTO CAN FOGELBERG Stew Murphy PLANA KOSS
Hoteest Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN RONNIE M ISAP
none LIONEL RICHIF WOMCIDMelt DIANA ROSS OATES SUPERTRAMP STEPHEN BISHI
HALT. a
ERIC LOGGINS LAURA BRANIGAN ENIC CLACTON
Clued Morgan DAN FOGELBFPG JARREAU Hottest:
POLIES L EASTON INTRMFUret DIANA C PO CTUN Hottest: ALAN PARSONS ICHAELJ1ACK,'
STEPHEN BISHOP LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICHIE
Parallel Two WWNNMMBley
none Johnny Burks BARRY MANILOW
JOE JACKSON
WHNFBSaglnaw HALL a OATES
B.J. THOMAS
Hottest:
HALL L OATES
HALL t TES
AL JARREAU
THOMAS LAN FOGELBERG CAN FOGFIBERG
Gery Mann eICHAFI P.J. O.Sanll5IPerry LIONEL RICHIE RONNIE NILSAP
PETER ALLEN CHRIS CROSS STEPHEN BISHOP LAURA BRANIGAN
STEPHEN BISHOP N KYKYISt. Louis ROGERS L EASTON EPIC ACTON
n IONNC WARWICK EDE. RABBITT .TONNE WARWICK PATTI AUSTIN
PETER ALLEN AnaHWn«aaaaa CHAMPAIGN STEPHEN BISHOP
WAEB/AlHnlo.rn EDLIE RABBITT EPIC LACTON DAN FOGELBERG MAUREEN MCDONALD
MICHAEL JACKSON B.J. 1110HA -
WSONISIrreleslwn WCKOICMnpONMY1M, KY B.J.
ChaHWnarWYVard MICHAEL MURPHEY ROBBIE PATTON Hottest: HALL ATES J.cYRonlRoya
BAUAA BRANICAN WMMtneM City MALL a RATES
Hottest: CHRIS CROSS
Sewers Chandler Hot s
AI FPFAt FPTIE NIGGINS Jolt Roberts LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICHIE WRVRIMornpBla
CHRIS CROSS TOM PETTY PAC M LLY JOEL
- 51FASHINA BAN Not test HALL a OATES B SEGEP AL ELY
AU Stew Butler MAUPEEN MCDONALD
MAMIE MILSAP MICHAEL JACKSON EDDIE PABBITT ERIC CLACTON
EPICA NEIL CIAMOONND Hottest rue STRAITSS
GARLAND JEMMYA BARRY MANILOW PETER ALLEN JOURNEY ROGENS 6 EASTON LIONELPICNIE EPDIE RABBITT FLEETWOOD C
Bote mot KENNY NOGGINS FATTI AUSTIN WOWOFL Wayne PRETENDERS NIICHAF"t JACKSON
DIONNE WARWICK AAJ P EAU ROBBIE PATTON TEIL WJONISI. Cloud, MN ROGERS ON CHRIS CROSS ROGERS TON
PM: FOGELBERG O CONNIF ILSAP Cal Staut HALL ß OATES HALL4 OATES
HALL OATES WMNEJTaled. a ESST
NFOGELBERG
:

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DENNS Alt NIGHT PL WKZEiWCape Cod HALL ß OAT. LINDA ONSTADT BARRY MA NILOW CLACTON
reFLISSA MANCHE,. Men Orr GAN LBERG CULTURE CLUB EDDIE RABBITT MICHAEL JACNSON
BISHOP
MENttest E MICHAEL JACKSON SHERIFF Hottest: WBTICMrbll. CO
HCNAE WARWICK
PATTI AUSTIN EPIC CLACTON CHRIS CPO. Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE Dow Bishop W ITHYIMontgomery WCMVICMEMMINNIle, VA
KNIE NILBAI` LIONEL DAN FOGELSERGE ERIC CLACTON Phil Morton
HALL E OAIE
TFK L L OATES ONSTALT Thames N. Twine
EDDIE PABBITT 4 SUNSHINEKC PAN
L.. Ibtemeht ROBERT ELLIS I Rl
WISNIMIheaukM GAPS PORTNOY STEPHEN BISHOP EDDIE PABBITT
PRETENDERS
FLEETWOOD MAC Dabble HInkH MICHAEL JACKSON ROBBIE PATTON HottesLIONEL

PETER ALLEN WENSIIMMMpoIM YAZ LAURA BRANIGAN

PATTI AUSTIN Hottest ROGERS EASToN CROSSnone
RONNIE MILSAP
EPICC'LAPKIN JEIERLY OSBORNE CummlnyWWheeNr WBOW/TeM Hauls. IN i
MICHAEL J St N
EPCIF PABBITT MAC MCANALLY KKRDIWkhN., KS HALL. ATES Hottest:
RONNIE MILSAP MICAA L JACKS. Lamy Joseph HALL L OATES EPIC CLACTON
LAURIb AN MAC !BANALLY Nancy Johnson JOE JACKSON
BRANIGAN BARRY F HA BARRY MANILOW EICHEL RICHIE
LAURA PATTI AUSTIN LINDA BONSTAR KENNY LOCI M1:. ALABAMA
MAC AILS KC 4 SHINE BAN ALABAMA CHRIS CROSS
ALAN PARSONS LOU RAWLS Nottest: none AL JARREAU
Mutest: CHRIS CROSS Hottest: HALL a OATES
cotes Hottest[ ICHAEL JACKSON
wEMWFIIeIIBurO HALLa RATES LIONEL RICHIE CHRIS CROSS HALL l OATES
LIONELCHRIS MIMIC MA FOGELBERG HALL l RATES MICHAEL JACKSON
HALLa Raym.UIBRVon DAN FOGELBERG
STEPHEN BISHOP STPEPHEN BISHOP DAN FOGELBERG
MICHAEL JACKSON
EPIC CLACTON
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PONNIF MILSAP
FACIE NAHLITT [OE
J
ERIC CLAPMN
KS D ELBESG LIONEL RICHIE
LL RATES
MICHAEL JACKSON

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Hottest:
ICOIC PABBITT EIONEI
Hottest: HALL N OATESE
J. JACKSON K W AVMerRerey KRSBMo..Ourp. OR KISWSaII LalO Clly SN()Sen e
Ea RICHIE B1WISAn Owego tRDOICoNMedo Sponge KCSS/Tucson KANO/MO O
ETU OATES WEST MCCeNneymnIght Bradley/Leery MANNA Reeding Kee Roberta Larry Irons
1BordMMOOyy Don JRssOa M,A etsnoer

AL REBRAU WRMEMKMns NH
Parallel One FLEETWOOr MA AL JARREAD RONNIE MILSAP AL JARREALI ECDIE PABBITT LOU RAWLS MAC MCANALLY
EDDIE PABBITT
HONNIE MILSAP
EDDIE RABBITT
ROGERS ASTON NOBBIC PATTON LINDA RONSTAPT DI i. RABP.ITT PANES RONNIE MILSAP THOMASO
Noma' Cerdey LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC KNIE MILSAP
B.J. STEP ALLEN PETER ALLEN
V100/CIHIHsWn, WV MAC NALLY MAUREEN WALD Hot
PETER ALLEN ALAN PARSONS TOTO ERIC CLAPON Hottest: GARY PORTNOY
SpOncW.Hms LAURA PEAAIGAA BBIE PATTON MICHAEL JACKSON MICHAEL JACKSON ALABAMA Hottest: LIONELRICHIE
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PET. ALIEN JOHN ANDERSON MALL L RATES CAN FOGELBERG HALL L ATES
KNOW/Denser Hottest: Hottest: STEPHEN BISNUP DIONNE WAPWICK STEPHEN BISHOP PETER ALLENL
ALAP.AM DIONNE WARWICK ALTER EN HALL a RATES STEPHEN OBISHOP
ERICeLAPTON LIONEL RICH.IE JOE JA GRSON DAN FOGELBERG
RY MANCINI
NCINI LogM Starnes CHRIS CROSS EPIC CLACTON Hottest: EPIC CLAPTON CAN FOGELBERG
»attest: LIONEL RICHIF B.ARRYMA' LOW MICHAEL JACKSON FAIONNE WARWICK MICHAEL JACKSON
MICHAEL JACKSON STEPHEN BISHOP N FOGELBERG ERIC CLACTON LIONEL RICHIE
CAN FOGELBERG MICHEL SEEGER THOMAS KEINa1MM HALL L GATES BAP PE MANI IOW
DIONNE WARWICK LIANA ROSS
MANIE
PETER ALLEN
JULIO IGLESIAS'
ALAN
"JACKSON
STEPHEN BISHOP
PIONNE WARWICK Sob Memnon Parallel Three KRIM/Roe Spring.. WY CHRIS CROSS K VSFISanta Fe
KALE/In-CMOs, WA
STEPHEN
JOE J
PATE.TTE
Hottest:
MICHAEL

Chuck Merin ROGERS LSTON Jay JMEarnI/M

MDR Purdy
BARRY .MEOW DAN N YACKSoN ROGERS EASTON KNBRIMn FrondMeo KUGNIEtegene. OR GARE PORTNOY ERIC CLACTON
.N
PETER ALLEE LOU RAWLS
WRIEIErM CHRS CROSS Larry Finkel Pot Thorne KFOD/Antharage. AK RABBITT none N RIDGE BOYS
E EET'NOo[ C
WKBRIWncMSter BOB I SEG. Mork L.wle ABC JOHN ANDERSON
Ted Abbott
Wry Duncan FLEETWOOD MAC AL JAMMU Hottest: Hottest: STEPHEN BISHOP
POCID
JARREAD Hottest:
LOGGIAS LIONEL RICHIE EMU PETER ALLEN ALL
LL
JOHN ANDERSON STEPHEN BISHOP EPIC C'LAPTON CHRIS CROSS
P B.J. THOMAS DIE RABBITT ERIC CLAFTON
MAUI IMIF BSTARONNIE
HALL a OATES EPIC CLACTON
Ioh
BRIE PATTON
RAWLS PPIE RATION
PATRICK FINNOIS
RPPLAenwr
Rick bred,
Hottest,
EPIC CLAPTOW
STEPHEN BISHOP
LEETWOM MAC
Hottest:
EPIC CLAROA
LOU RAWLS
PATTI
EDLIE RABBITT
AN LINEA CONSTAVI'
APPAWLS
HULL a RATES
MICHAEL JACKSON
BAPPY MANILOW
JOE JACKSON
MICHAEL JACKSON
B.J. THOMAS
MICHAEL JACKSON
LAN' JEFFPEYS ROBBIE PATTON
STEPHEN BISHOP MICHAEL JACKSON STEMMA BISHOP
LINDA LASTAR K1 WS..10nrnee ROBERT ELLIS OPRA
TAL I.GATES DIONNE WARWICK NC a -UEBHINE BAN est
BABA" NANIId HÚ 11 a oATFE Hottest: Pert MMeh.. IIOt t :

BARRY MANI LOW ALAN PARSoNS LION

OMAS IloENE WAMICE EDGERS[ ESSTON R
PATTI AUSTIN NOCE. EASTON
DItM:NE WARWICK HALL a RATES KC SUNSHINE BAN
a
KEZNScn Jose L

WBAlRbtde OOY
CENSS M 11 !:1 OIT PI LAN FOGELBERG
STEPHEN WegMEIW.InsINn KKUAMOIOIuht OO STEPHEN
CLACTONFAIIC
BISHOP
KIM Mane Hottest:
C CI AVTIxrr MICHAFI. JACKSON
Deb
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LINEA
FIEFTNCMAC
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ROGERS a EASTON
STEPHEN BISHOP
KTWOICeeper
133 Current Reports
LINDA ANSTALT,' L JAPPFAU RONNIE MII.SAr DAN FOGELBERG
Hottes Morm P:ngrM MCDONAIC EPIC C FICA John Loader
WCTClllew NunsWkk, NJ Mottest:
at GATES
Jay taelera K PAGE BOYS STEPHEN BISHOP sl ChAFL MAIM. ...REAOSBORNE Fun PABBITT
DAN ERG MICHAEL JACKSON
MICHAELAEL JACKSON PATTI AUSTIN KSLISaM Lek* City MAUBEEN AEROWALD
AL READ MAC MCANALLY LIONPL PICMI E. BABBITT a GAYLE MICKEY GILLEY
DWANE WARWICK CAN ELBESG CHRIS cYces George Umkh
DIANA ROSS EEGI EP RABBITT ALABAMA EN. MANCINI
BAPPV MAN TAW JCI JACKSON
WTICIIIerIMrO
Hottest:
CHRIS CROSS
Hottes
ROGERS S EASTONHAIL MICKEY GILLEY RONNIE MILSAP
Hot The following stations reported Note: R&R welcomes the
KLLSMIM a OA FLEETBOOC MAC
JACKSON
OIMy JRelaaka STEPHEN BISHOP
BAR. MANILOW KGWmorMHnd KIrIMICMk
Veta.
RUDOILR.
PEPPY CO10
Hottest: ERIC
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MAC MEANALLY DAN FOGELBERG MlneklerKMnkK NORWICII
PETER ALIEN Mley MH PIS CROSS
KC SDASHINE BAN
A.

KEENE LOGGIAS ATF JANIE FRICKE BARRY MANILOW

JEFF., ',MLINE WVBF/Boston 2WD/Norfolk
STPHEN BISHOP WTNI'nMatMown NY PATTI AUSTIN LTRA . AL JARREAL LIONEL PICNIE
LIONEL RICHIE
HALL L RATES J eY Donoean KeeIF PATTON Hottest:
ERIC CLACTON
Hot t es t
CAN FOIELBFPG
STEPHEN BISHOP WCZY/Detroit KRDO/Colorado Springs
OE JACSOB HottHAIL

MONNf WARWICK Ltmess STEPHEN BISHOP

CAN 'OGFLMING AL An PARSONS KS.103ISan DMgo
KODIIOreet Fells, MT
RIMS Alden WISM-FM/Madison WKNE/Keene, NH
PETER ALLEN MICHAEL JACKSON
W WYLMMMOrO EPPIE PABBITT
RONNIE MILSAP
JOE JACKSON HALL a RATES
LINIE. RI EST/rT
PehMButlan
LINDA BONSTADT KFOR/Lincoln WCKQ/Campbellsville, KY
Glenn CeNgen LINDA BONSTAR
No
MICHAEL JACKSON
STEHEN AISNOP Parallel Two LAURA BRANIGAN
EDLIE RABBITT
HottHALL KVSF/Santa Fe KRLB-FM/Lubbock, TX
PRETENCE'S LOU RAWLS
KOSTILN Angeles eat OATES
KENNY LOGGINS
LOU RAWLS
HAIL a OATES
EA: FOGELBERG
KFRMISen Diego
Marl Lars. Jhanl Kaye
Hottest DAN FOGELBERG KRSB/Roseburg, OR
KBOIIBoisa MICHAELJACKSON DIANA ROSS
Hottest:
JACKSON
MANNE WARWICK
TOTO LIANA ROAST/WC AAA WLIlengrM none
DAN FOGELBERG
HALLE RATES
ERIC CLACTON KALE/Tri-Cities, WA
FEIE PABBITI NNE ARMICH
DAN FOGELBERG
EPIC CLAPON WCPIIIMIIeoIIrg. Wv ELLRWtOr MAC PATTI AUSTIN
Hottest:
DIONNE WARWICK
ROGERS a ESSTON
LIONEL RICHIE
The following stations did not
Om MI:OrMII PET. ALIEN LINDA BONSTAR MAC MCANALLY K RLCllewlston
KC a SIWSHINE BAN
1UTu HAUSEEN ACE0.11 MEDIC RABBITT
PETER ALLEN
TOTO KKPLISpawn*
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EAST SOUTH
Most Added . Hottest
Duran Duran
Ronnie Milsap M. Jackson "Beat"
Styx CHR ADDS tit HOTS
Music Key: (DP) indicates the song is getting play during certain parts of the day and/or night (RA/ indicates
Most Added Hottest
Duran Duran
Jarreau
Ronnie Milsap
M. Jackson "Billie"
M. Jackson "Beat"
Styx
Journey the song was dropped from the pia ylis t then re-added. Irene Cara

WSPK1Paouphkwpab. NY WFBGIAItoons, PA 13FEAIMam:M eter, NH KSET-FMIEI Peso, TX WCSCIcharlNton, SC WRVO/Rlchmond. VA WFLB/Feystavllle, NC

EAST Club Leide Tony Booth Rick Ryder Cat Simon Chris BalNy Jeff Moryan
KRGVIMKAIIsnBrownevllls, TX
Bob Perry Larry Cannon
SAGA STEVE MILLER BAND MEN AT WORK RONNIE MILSAP
PARALLEL TWO RONNIE MILSAP
TOTAL COELO.
NAKED EYES
PATRICK SIMMONS MEN AT WORK LAURA BRANIGAN
JEFFREY OSBORNE (dp) LAURA BRANIGAN DURAN DURAN DAVID BOWIE POINTER SISTERS DURAN DURAN
WALL OF VOODOO INXS DEBARGE PRINCE AL JARREAU LAURA BRANIGAN NIGHT RANGER ZZ TOP
K104IEr1e, PA. CAMEON DURAN DURAN JOHN ANDERSON SAGA (dp) PLANET P AL JARREAU YAZ
Hottest:
Hottest: NAKED EYES SCANDAL NIGHT RANGER (dp) ZZ TOP WALL OP VOODOO IRENE CARA
Bill Shannon MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1
JOURNEY 3-1 HERTIE HIGGINS (dp) POINTER SISTERS KENNY LOGGINS SPARKS i WIEDLIN Hottest:
NEIL YOUNG HALL i OATES 5-3 TEMPTATIONS
FRIDA 9-3 TOMMY JAMES TOTO Hottest: TODD RUNDGRE MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1
GAP BAND JOURNEY 10-7 INX5 (dp)
STYX 10-4 Hottest: Hottest: CULTURE CLUB 1-1 DURAN DURAN STYX 10-7
CHRIS DEBURGH STYX 20-12 NIGHT RANGER (dp)
MICHAEL JACKSON 14-8 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 HALL i OATES 3-1 STYX 19-12 Hottest: DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 15-8 Hottest:
AUTDMATIX FRIDA 23-2,
KENNY LOGGINS 24-17 HALL I OATES 2-2 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 11-5 TOM PETTY 18-13 DEWS MIDNIGHT RU 5-1 GREG KINN BAND 16-10 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1
JOURNEY GREG KIRS BAND 5-4 DAN FOGELBERG 14-10 HALL i OATES 4-2 TOM PETTY 23-13
WTIC-FMMrtford, CT MODERN ENGLISH 22-16 JOHN ANDERSON 8-6
Hottest: STYX 10-7 MICHAEL JACKSON 23-15 0 -FEEL 29-19 MICHAEL JACKSON 15-5 PARMA IFI THRI.I DEBARGE 20-13
STYX 1-1 Mike Went MICHAEL JACKSON 15-8 FRIDA 27-18 JOURNEY 10-8 WSEZ/WlnetonSalem, NC MICHAEL JACKSON 31-21
JOURNEY 2-2 KTPMISan Antonio. TX JOHN ANDERSON 18-13 Steve Finnegan
TRIUMPH 15-9
FM99/Talahpase, FL BOB SEGER 38-25
THOMAS DOLBY WGUYIBaner. ME
ROBBIE PATTON 16-12 Joe Nasq Al Brock
TOTO WPDX/G.Npr11N, GA
TOTO 28-17 DAVID BOWIE Jkn Randall SOUTH JOHN ANDERSON
WDCGIDurhereRealeh U2
PLANET P LOU BAWLS Abe Du Privet
Hottest: DURAN DURAN Randy Kabdch LAURA BRANIGAN
KC1011New Haven, CT DURAN DURAN SCANDAL
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 3-2 DAVID BOWIE PARALLEL TWO AL JARREAD STEPHEN BISHOP
ROBERT ELLIS ORRA DURAN DURAN RONNIE MILSAP
Den ny Lyons GREG KINN BAND 10-5 WALL OF VOODOO PLANET P DURAN DURAN BRYAN ADAMS
STYX 15-9 KENNY LOGGINS SAMMY HAGAR
WALTER EGAN RONNIE MILSAP PATRICK SIMMONS LOU RAWLS ROBERT ELLIS OKRA (dp) TOM PETTY (dp)
DURAN DURAN (dp) ATP 20-14 STEPHEN BISHOP 941YXIJackson, MS WALTER EGAN MAC MCANALLY SAMMY HAGAR Hottest: WALTER EGAN (dp)
Hottest: DEBARGE 22-15 PSYCHEDELIC PURS Jim Chick CHAMPAIGN LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 IRENE CARA (dp)
MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1
Hottest: WALL OF VOODOO DURAN DURAN ' HALL i OATES 2-1 STYX 7-4 DAVID BOWIE (dp)
STYX 10-5 WTRY/Adlany. NY HALL i OATES 4-1 LAURA BRANIGAN STYX 11-5
GREG KIHN BAND 12-7 Hottest, DEBARGE DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 8-5 Hottest:
BN CehN STYX 9-3 WALL OF VOODOO MICHAEL JACKSON D-1 GREG KIHN BAND 9-6 HALL i OATES 1-1
MICHAEL JACKSON 19-11 RONNIE MILSAP GERARD MCMAHON GREG KINN BAND 11-7
DEBARGE 23-18 MICHAEL JACKSON 11-4 DERANGE 12-7 JOHN ANDERSON 22-13 MICHAEL JACKSON 13-9 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RD 2-2
RONNIE MILSAP THOMAS DOLBY 18-11 AL JARREAU Hottest:
GEORGE CLINTON 19-13 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 NAKED EYES 26-18 JOURNEY 15-6
LAURA BRANIGAN POINTER SISTERS 27-19 IRENE CARA
0108/York. PA DURAN DURAN (dp) Hottest:
PRINCE 25-16 FRIDA 4-3 WSFUNew Bern. NC
KILEIO.Nwtrt TX OX0 16-12
D.n JOHN ANDERSON A-31 JOURNEY 7-5 ATF 18-14
Steel. Hottest, MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1 Boost Taylor
WHEN/Portsmouth. NH WEATHER GIRLS 10-6 Ksrr4Stode
STYX 1-1 GREG KIHN BAND 10-5 KTSAISan Antonio. TX WOLFReMhsuw. FL
ATF MEN AT WORK 5-2 Rick Bean MAC MCANALLY 16-10 ERIC CLAPTON 31-7 SAMMY HAGAR
Frank Welsh LOU RAWLS RONNIE MILSAP Brien Philips
'PRINCE DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 6-3 PRINCE 18-12 DURAN DURAN
RONNIE MILSAP GREG KINN BAND 13-10 BOB SEGER OX0 23-17 WDOO/Deyton. Beech, Fl ZZ TOP
RONNIE MILSAP RONNIE MILSAP DURAN DURAN KENNY IOGGINS
NAKED EYES MICHAEL JACKSON 18-12 THOMPSON TWINS RISI, Knight
BOB SEGER ANGELA BOFILL AL JARREAU
Hottest: AL JARREAU BAINrv Orlserts, LA
FELONY WALTER EGAN
NIGHT RANGER
DURAN DURAN
MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1 WYCR/HanovervYrk, PA KENNY LOGGINS EDDY GRANT CHAMPAIGN
Bei00/LAl1e1M11 Hottest, TEMPTATIONS ULTRAVOE (dp)
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 9-4 ROBERT ELLIS ORRA RONNIE MILSAP Hottest,
STYX 15-8 J . Randolph MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 Hottest: HALL i PATES 3-1 MODERN ENGLISH (dp)
MAC MCANALLY DURAN DURAN BRYAN ADAMS
FRIDA 14-9 HALL i OATES 7-4 Hottest:
MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 STYX 12-4 WALTER EGAN
NIGHT RANGER Hottest: KENNY LOGGINS DERANGE 11-10 LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 Hottest:
GREG KINN BAND 25-16 STEPHEN BISHOP MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 NAKED EYES JOHN ANDERSON 1-1 ATP 10-8
MICHAEL JACKSON 16-11 STYX 4-2 STYX 9-4 BARRY MANILOW 19-13 JOURNEY 4-1
PRINCE HALL i OATES 2-2 IRENE CARA JOHN ANDERSON 10-5 STYX 8-3
WBLYLeng al nd. NY JOHN ANDERSON 21-15 MICHAEL JACKSON 6-5 JOHN ANDERSON 32-24
RONNIE MILSAP DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 4-4 Hottest: JOURNEY 13-8 DEWS MIDNIGHT RU 9-4
Kx104/NasMNn, TN JOURNEY 9-6
BBM Tery DURAN DURAN STYX 1-1
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 12-7 KISRi Ft. Smith. AR GREG KIHN BAND 16-9
Hottest: WIGYIMW. ME HALL i OATES 8-6 Bryan Sargent WBKZiCheetMtooga, TN JOHN ANDERSON 19-11
BOB SEGER MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 GREG KIHN BAND 13-9 Rkk Heyes
TOTO JOURNEY 2-2
Boots Robbkr WFMF/Beton Rou9s. LA David Correll
ABC 15-12 STEPHEN BISHOP WHSL/Wllmineton, NC
STEPHEN BISHOP HALL i OATES 3-3 DAVID BOWIE YAZ 25-20 Rice/Watkins Hottest:
Hottest: GREG KIHN BAND 4-4 TUBES
KENNY LOGGINS DAVID BOWIE CHRIS CROSS 1-1 FwtarlHorton
MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 PATRICK SIMMONS TOM PETTY INXS ROBBIE PATTON 2-2
STYX 7-5 SAMMY HAGAR BJ105/Orando, FL
AL JARREAU Hottest: 22 TOP (dp)
LIONEL RICHIE 6-4 DURAN DURAN DAVID BOWIE PRETENDERS 3-3
ROGERS i EASTON 8-6 Gary MltchN( RONNIE MILSAP MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 HALL i OATES 6-6 DAVID BOWIE
WROR/Boeton, MA SAGA AL JARREAU
HALL i OATES 11-8 Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 9-5 MICHAEL JACKSON 7-7 SAGA (dpi
Gary Berkowitz TOTO DIONNE WARWICK JOHN ANDERSON 1-1 GREG KIRS BAND 12-6
JOURNEY 13-10 Hottest: SCANDAL
Hottest: THOMPSON TWINS MICHAEL JACKSON 16-11
JOURNEY 5-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 4-1 KKOVAMchlts Pelb. TX Hottest:
FELONY FRIDA 2-1 BRYAN ADAMS BOB SEGER 19-15
WHFMIRocite.W. NY DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 11-5 DAN FOGELBERG 14-9 MICHAEL JACKSON I-1
PATTI AUSTIN GOLDEN EARRING 4-2 PATRICK SIMMONS Chuck Back
MEN AT WORK 14-11 THOMAS DOLBY 14-11
Kelly McCann BARRY MANI LOW JOURNEY 6-3 Hottest, MICHAEL JACKSON 17-12
GREG KIHN BAND 15-10 WSSXICherleeton, SC ATP 28-21
DURAN DURAN STYX 8-7 HALL i OATES 3-2 TOTO 24-19
BN Martin ZZ TOP (dp) TOTO 25-22
PATRICK SIMMONS AL JARREAU MICHAEL JACKSON 14-10 JOURNEY 4-3 STEPHEN BISHOP 28-22 SCANDAL
ROBERT ELLIS OKRA ULTRAVOX PRINCE 30-25
Hottest, DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 9-4 KXXIOBIBkndnghwn, AL PATRICK SIMMONS
SAMMY HAGAR (dp) MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 WIKLChtMwa4M0, PA STYX 10-5 WHHY-FM/Montgomery Hottest: WIWABIWdL NC
ZZ TOP (dp) Steve Davis INXS
MICHAEL JACKSON 8-1
JOURNEY 2-2 YyOSwrtalSeOlt GREG KINN BAND 15-9 Mark St John EZ TOP John Steven
PATTI AUSTIN HALL i OATES 4-3 JOURNEY 6-2
LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest:
RONNIE MILSAP DURAN DURAN 5-4 DURAN DURAN CKIO1ICocoa Bwch. FL PRINCE DURAN DURAN HALL I OATES 5-3 DURAN DURAN
Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP IRENE CARA JOURNEY 1-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 12-5 RONNIE MILSAP
STYX 8-5 LoweJBeKay IRENE CARA JEFFERSON STARSKI 4-2
JOURNEY 4-3 THOMAS DOLBY Hottest: LINDA RONSTADT DEns MIDNIGHT RU 14-6 IRENE CARA
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 6-4 MEN AT WORK 17-6
WFLYIAdrny, NY AL JARREAU AL JARREAU MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 Hottest, MODERN ENGLISH
ABC 14-6 WALTER EGAN LAURA BRANIGAN MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 BOB SEGER 13-8 KNOB-FM/Monroe. LA SCANDAL
OX0 17-10 Jack Lawrence JOHN ANDERSON 5-2 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 23-13
Hottest: DAVID BOWIE HALL i OATES 4-3 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 7-4 Rhymes/abet CHAMPAIGN
KENNY LOGGINS 24-16 DURAN DURAN LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 RONNIE MILSAP MICHAEL JACKSON 11-5 WALTER EGAN
DAN FOGELBERG 14-11
PRINCE 15-10
WTIXINew OHwrts, LA
WKEEIHontlnpton.WV AL JARREAU HALL i GATES 6-3 DURAN DURAN FIREFALL 15-12 AL JARREAU Hottest:
PATRICK SIMMONS STYX 11-6 Hottest: ATP 18-13 Gary Franklin RONNIE MILSAP MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1
Wry MM em Hottest: JOURNEY 10-8 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 NAKED EYES FRIDA 12-6
KZFMICorpus Christi. TX BOB SEGER
HALL i OATES 4-1 GREG KIHN BAND 13-10 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 15-7 WJDXIJaekaon, MS DURAN DURAN ATP 13-9
ZZ TOP (dp) Jackle Robbins THOMAS DOLBY ZZ TOP 000 14-10
JOURNEY 6-3 GREG KIHN BAND 16-8 Bill Crewe
IBXS (dp) WJBOIPrdend. ME YAZ Hottest, PRINCE 21-16
FRIDA 13-9 THOMAS DOLBY 21-13 DURAN DURAN
NIGHT RANGER (dp) LOU RAWLS ROBERT HAZARD
GREG KIHN BAND 16-10 John WNN ATP 27-14 NIGHT RANGER SERGIO MENDES
HALL i OATES 3-1
DURAN DURAN MICHAEL JACKSON 29-21 DAVID BOWIE JOURNEY 5-2 WJADIBaIMrWpe, GA
SCANDAL Hottest:
WALL OF VOODOO (dp) PATRICK SIMMONS FM1B0/Mernpli, TN WALTER EGAN RONNIE MILSAP MICHAEL JACKSON 1-3 EBIaNWs.t
IRENE CARA LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 3-1 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 8-5
WHTTIBoston, MA Gerry Well BRYAN ADAMS GREG KIHN BAND 13-8
JOIN ANDERSON (dp) SAMMY HAGAR MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 STYX 9-6 IRENE CARA
Hottest, Psta.WOsn. SAMMY HAGAR DERANGE 17-10
DURAN DURAN PETER GODWIN Hottest, HALL i OATES 2-2 DURAN DURAN
JOURNEY 2-1 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 7-3 KENNY LOGGINS 20-12 K011 FM/Amarillo, TX
SAGA BILL MEDLEY STYX 1-1 THOMAS DOLBY
STYX 5-2 MODERN ENGLISH SCANDAL STYX 11-6 ATF 34-23 Ron Chase
PATRICK SIMMONS JOURNEY 3-2 LOU RAWLS
ERIC CLAPTON 4-3 ROBERT ELLIS ORRA RONNIE MILSAP ATP 15-10
Hottest: PRETENDERS 5-3 KC i SUNSHINE BAN
GREG KIHN BAND 6-4 PATRICK SIMMONS ANGELA BOFILL WZYPIHumsNNe. AL MAC MCANALLY
DEF LEPPARD LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 DEF LEPPARD 10-6 LAURA BRANIGAN PLANET P (dp)
TOM PETTY 10-5 NIGHT RANGER WW1, 10-6 MICHAEL JACKSON 11-7 WNOKFMIColumba, SC Scott Mitchell TUBES (dp)
Hottest: ROBERT HAZARD
MAC MCANALLY DONNA SUMMER 4-8 Hunter Hewing AL JARREAU SAGA (dp)
WKFMISyracuee, NY DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 3-1 KENNY LOGGINS
CHAMPAIGN FRIDA 17-11 KZZB/Beaumont TX SAMMY HAGAR INES (dp)
John Carucci MICHAEL JACKSON 1-2 DURAN DURAN IRENE CARA
GREG KIHN BAND 6-3 Hottest: AL JARREAU 23-15 TRIUMPH SAMMY HAGAR (dp)
Murphy/Harrlaon RONNIE MILSAP ZZ TOP
PRETENDERS 2-4 PATRICK SIMMONS A-1 DURAN DURAN ULTRAVOX (dp)
BOB SEGER HALL i OATES 4-3 RIX INDS
CULTURE CLUB 4-5 G1COMobas, AL EZ TOP Hottest: Hottest:
DURAN DURAN MICHAEL JACKSON 10-4 AL JARREAU ROBERT ELLIS OKRA
Soon Griffith DEBARGE HALL i OATES 1-1 JOURNEY 2-1
SAGA DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 15-6 NAKED EYES DURAN DURAN STYX 4-2
EDDY GRANT PATRICK SIMMONS Hottest: JOURNEY 7-3
PARALLEL THREE JOHN ANDERSON 35-15 IRENE CARA NIGHT RANGER ANDRE CYMONE
FRIDA 12-8 MICHAEL JACKSON 13-10
IRENE CARA CHAMPAIGN STYX 3-1 PRINCE 21-17
STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: OX0 14-10
WALTER EGAN WKHIIOceen City. MD SAMMY HAGAR ANGELA BOFILL GREG KIHN BAND 6-5 ATP 27-22
NIGHT RANGER 96XIL/Perkenb r5 WV JOURNEY 2-1
Hottest: ATF 13-9 ATP 22-13
Jeck Gillen DURAN DURAN STYX 3-2
IN%S Peul DeMills
Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 6-4 JOURNEY 6-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 19-11
KVOULefeyetts. LA
WPFMIPwnr CRY. FL
ULTRAVOX DURAN DURAN DEP LEPPARD 24-19 PRINCE 26-15
Hottest, DURAN DURAN STYX 4-1 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 10-6 Blehopllae
RONNIE MILSAP DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 7-3 BOB SEGER 32-25 PhMBp Rankes
MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 GAP BAND ABC 15-10 RONNIE MILSAP
WALL OP VOODOO MICHAEL JACKSON 13-4 KENNY LOGGINS 31-26 Y103/Jecksonvllls, FL DURAN DURAN (dp)
GREG KIHN BAND 11-9 JOURNEY WALTER EGAN BRYAN ADAMS
GREG KIHN BAND 18-10 WARB-FMIMebds, AL TOTO 34-27 Robert John DURAN DURAN SPARKS i WIEDLIN
STEPHEN BISHOP I8-11 NEIL YOUNG SCANDAL
Hottest: TOTO 23-19 Baps Kelley STEVE MILLER BAND (dp) ALEX CALL
PHIL COLLINS 22-13 ULTRAVOX WOKI/Knoxville, TN PETER ALLEN Hottest:
BARRY MANILOW 29-18 STYX 3-1 IRENE CARA
Hottest: DURAN DURAN Gary Adkins STYX 1-1
JOURNEY 2-2
MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 KBFMIMcAINnBrownavNs PATTI AUSTIN AL JARREAU
DEWS MIDNIGHT RU 9-3 SAGA EDDIE RABBITT ANGELA BOFILL GREG KIHN BAND 2-2
WKR2-FM! Wilks.Bsne JOURNEY 6-3 Bob MIieh.K ZZ TOP (dp) DURAN DURAN Hottest: NIGHT RANGER THOMAS DOLBY 16-9
TOTO 30-13
Jim Maine FRIDA 34-21
STYX 9-5
AL JARREAU PATRICK SIMMONS MEN AT WORK STEPHEN BISHOP 2-1 Hottest: PRINCE 20-11
MICHAEL JACKSON 13-11 WALL OF VOODOO AL JARREAU MICHAEL JACKSON 9-2 JOURNEY 3-1 ATP 29-21
NIGHT RANGER OX0 20-15 ROBERT ELLIS ORRA ROBERT ELLIS ORRA
OK100/Ithaca. NY TOTO Hottest: DIONNE WARWICK 13-6 HALL i OATES 2-2
INXS JOURNEY 3-1 INES
DURAN DURAN Denny Alexander WOMP-FM/B411aire. OH BOB SEGER LINDA RONSTADT 26-21 TOTO 19-11 WOLTIFbern:e. AL
POINTER SISTERS STYX 7-2 POINTER SISTERS KENNY LOGGINS 24-22 MICHAEL JACKSON 20-12
ZZ TOP McKenzie IRENE CARA Ralph Carroll
GAP BAND ZZ TOP GREG KIHN BAND 9-5 KENNY LOGGINS 38-28
IRENE CARA SERTIE HIGGINS WNVZ/Norfotk, VA
RONNIE MILSAP 22 TOP Hottest: ATP 13-11 Hotta.,
WALTER EGAN MICHAEL JACKSON 16-12 Hottest: O101(MrWlan, MS
Hottest: SHAKIN' STEVENS
STEPHEN BISHOP
MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1
MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1
Stow Kelly MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1
STYX 2-1 DURAN DURAN DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 16-9 Chuck McCartney LIONEL RICHIE 2-2
GARLAND JEFFREYS MAC MCANALLY
GREG KIHN RAND 15-10 WANSFM/GrsenavNs, SC STYX 5-2 BRYAN ADAMS JOHN ANDERSON 3-3
ATP 9-7 DIRE STRAITS DEWS MIDNIGHT RU 6-4 DURAN DURAN
PRINCE 17-13 NEIL YOUNG
DEBARGE
ATF 18-13 Rod Meta EDDY GRANT (dp)
SAMMY HAGAR
HALL i OATES 5-5
RONNIE MILSAP MICHAEL JACKSON 20-14 GREG KIHN BAND 12-9 RONNIE MILSAP (dp) MICHAEL JACKSON 14-14
THOMAS DOLBY 36-21 SAMMY HAGAR DAVID BOWIE MICHAEL JACKSON 23-17 PETER ALLEN
Hottest: Hottest:
BOB SEGER D-22 Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS RANDY NEWMAN WXLKIRasnoke. VA
STYX 2-1 KHFl/Auatlo. TX PRETENDERS 3-1
TRIUMPH 17-8 JOURNEY 1-1 AL JARREAU WOID/BHost MS GREG KINN BAND 15-10 POINTER SISTERS Rus. Brown
FIREFALL 12-3 VolkrmNGnrstt ROBERT HAZARD Kirk Caen JOHN ANDERSON 26-17 ROBERT ELLIS ORRA
WLAN.FMILancpter, PA SCANDAL 16-10 MICHAEL JACKSON 25-10
GREG KINN BAND 20-13 Hottest: INXS (dp) GOLDEN EARRING 35-26 ROBERT HAZARD ROBERT HAZARD (dp)
Nicole TOM PETTY 22-14 TOTO 22-12 GERARD MCMAHON (dp) LAURA BRANIGAN MISSING PERSONS 36-28 ENGLISH BEAT DAVID BOWIE
MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1
LINDA ROHSTADT 30-19 NIGHT RANGER (dp) BRYAN ADAMS AL JARREAU DURAN DURAN (dp)
HALL i OATES 2-2
LAURA BRANIGAN WACLBanBor, ME STYX 4-4 Hottest: DURAN DURAN WNFYIDaytone Bpeh, FL IRENE CARA AL JARREAU (dp)
DURAN DURAN WSOVIWNlsnaport PA PLANET P (dp) Hottest: Hottest:
Michel O'Hara GREG KIHN BAND 5-5 MICHAEL JACKSON 3-1 Bran Loam
AL JARREAU Frank Bed MICHAEL JACKSON 6-6 JOURNEY 4-2 POINTER SISTERS (dp) PRETENDERS 6-4 DEWS MIDNIGHT RU 1-1
BARRY MANILOW DAVID BOWIE STYX 7-3 ROBERT HAZARD (dp) TOTO JOURNEY 11-5 PRINCE 21-7
RONNIE MILSAP DURAN DURAN MODERN ENGLISH DEXYS MIDNIGHT RO 12-5 Hottest: LOU RAWLS STYX 14-7 GOLDEN EARRING 23-12
NIGHT RANGER (dp) KITY(Sen Antonio. TX
Hottest: TODD RUNDURE GREG KIRS RAND 13-7 JOURNEY 2-1 LUTHER VANDROSS STEPHEN BISHOP 13-10 BROTHERS JOHNSON D-15
MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 PATRICK SIMMONS SCANDAL Mlcha. Brandon STYX 3-2 PRINCE GREG KIHN BAND 15-11 BARRY MANILOW 30-17
JOURNEY 4-3 Hottest: Hottest: DURAN DURAN WBBOIAuOusa, GA MICHAEL JACKSON 4-3 Hottest:
GREG KIHN BAND 13-7 ERIC CLAPTON 2-1 JOHN ANDERSON 14-8 0104/Gadwen, AL WYKSIGSIns.'Ne. FL
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 12-7
STYX 3-2
NAKED EYES Bruce Stavrr JOHN ANDERSON 9-1
MICHAEL JACKSON 18-14 JOURNEY 14-8 MODERN ENGLISH PATRICK SIMMONS 20-17 HALL i OATES 3-2 Ga(t .e/Davle Lou Petrick
ROBERT HAZARD 24-17 MEN AT WORK 13-9
MICHAEL JACKSON 6-5 RANDY NEWMAN DEP LEPPARD LIONEL RICHIE 4-3 NAKED EYES
GREG KIHN BAND 15-10 GREG KIHN BAND 8-6 IRENE CARA CHAMPAIGN WOUTuohnson City. TN MICHAEL JACKSON 1-4 IRENE CARA
DURAN DURAN (dp)
WPSTITrenton, NJ DEEPS MIDNIGHT RU 12-9 DURAN DURAN ROGERS I EASTON 2-5 BARRY MANILOW
MICHAEL JACKSON 23-17 NIGHT RANGER Rod Hampton SAMMY HAGAR (dp)
Tom Taylor HottEet: IRENE CARA ZZ TOP (dp)
WTSNIDover, NH INXS (dp)
WCIR(BeekNY, WV LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 INXS AL JARREAU KAMZ/El Ppo, TX AL JARREAU
WALTER EGAN (dp)
IRENE CARA
Jim Martin Jim admen NIGHT RANGER 3-2 Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP Bob Wet
LINDA RONSTADT
Hottest:
DURAN DURAN DEBARGE 4-4 JOHN ANDERSON 5-1 PRINCE Hottest:
MAC MCANALLY MICHAEL JACKSON JOURNEY 1-1
AL JARREAU AL JARREAU JOURNEY 6-5 JOURNEY 2-2 SAMMY HAGAR Hottest: 1-1 ATF 10-7
RONNIE MILSAP SCANDAL KENNY LOGGINS SMOKEY ROBINSON 7-7 GREG KIHN BAND 22-12 MAUREEN MCDONALD LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 ATF 2-2
BRYAN ADAMS THOMAS DOLBY 15-10
U2 ROBERT ELLIS OKRA BOB SEGER 28-18 Hottest: HALL i OATES 2-2 SHERIFF 5-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 14-12
Hottest: LOU RAWLS PATTI AUSTIN KKYKILItNe Rock, AR THOMAS DOLBY 29-19 LIONEL RICHIE 8-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 3-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 7-5
JULIO IGLESIAS OX0 23-16
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 3-1 NIGHT RANGER (dp) FIREFALL 5-4 CULTURE CLUB 5-5 GREG KIHN BAND 9-6
HALL i OATES 4-2 Hottest: Deod Agen Roas WBCYIChedotts, NC 21072Sevamah. GA
STEVE MILLER BAND (dp) JOURNEY 11-5 MICHAEL JACKSON 6-6 WAEVISavaraneh. GA
GREG KIHN BAND 8-5 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 STYX Bob Keenan DURAN DURAN 12-8 Rend)Sommers
Hottest:
MICHAEL JACKSON 15-11 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1
LIONEL RICHIE 4-2 Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 18-12 KIEEICnWe CMbtl, TX J.D. Nall
THOMAS DOLBY 23-18 HALL i PATES 6-3 DAVID BOWIE RONNIE MILSAP
MICHAEL JACKSON 2-2 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 Mere Driscoll ROBERT ELLIS OKRA AL JARREAU
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 9-5 CULTURE CLUB 2-2 LAURA BRANIGAN WROKUGreenebro, NC
STYX 3-3 BOB SEGER DAVID BOWIE
WRCK/UnN.. NY JOURNEY 11-6 JOURNEY 7-3 NAKED EYES 22 TOP
GREG KINN BAND 4-4 Wet Jones CHAMPAIGN BRYAN ADAMS
Jim Reitz JOHN ANDERSON 9-5 HALL i OATES 6-5 DEBARGE EDDY GRANT LOU RAWLS
PATRICK SIMMONS Hottest:
PRETENDERS 12-11 KENNY LOGGINS CHAMPAIGN Hottest:
DURAN DURAN WERZ/EastsR, NH WZYO/Predrick. NO DURAN DURAN BRYAN ADAMS LOU RAWLS
JOHN ANDERSON 9-1
JOHN ANDERSON 3-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 8-2
ZZ TOP
Scott MacKay Ksmos0M Joe KROKIShrweport LA Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP DURAN DURAN DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 10-4
THOMAS DOLBY MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 PRINCE 18-7
IRENE CARA KIDDO ROBBIE PATTON 12-6
SAGA STEVE MILLER BAND Gary Rennen JOHN ANDERSON 5-3 DAVID BOWIE JOHN ANDERSON
ATF 17-12
KENNY LOGGING WALTER EGAN MELISSA MANCHESTE 17-13 TOTO 23-1B
WALTER EGAN DURAN DURAN DEF LEPPARD (dp) STYX 9-5 Hottest: Hottest, MAC MCANALLY 20-16
Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON GREG KIHN BAND 13-8
DAVID BOWIE NIGHT RANGER
ROBBIE PATTON HALL i OATES 1-1 JOURNEY 1-1 WSGF(SavBnnWt GA
STYX 1-1 NIGHT RANGER (dp) ZZ TOP (dp) MICHAEL JACKSON D-15 EPIC CLAPTON 5-3 STYX 14-4 WCGO/CofunW:n, GA
GREG KIHN BAND 6-4 22 TOP J,P. Humer
DEBARGE (dp) SAMMY HAGAR JOE JACKSON 11-8 THOMAS DOLBY 22-11 Bob Re1NBh
TOM PETTY 14-10 Hottest: BARRY MANILOW
SAMMY HAGAR SAGA (dp) STEPHEN BISHOP 19-12 SYSTEM 24-17
MICHAEL JACKSON 17-13 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 TEMPTATIONS D-19 DEF LEPPARD
JOHN ANDERSON (dp) RONNIE MILSAP TOTO 27-21 DAVID BOWIE
DEF LEPPARD 20-15 CHRIS CROSS 11-7 MICHAEL JACKSON
PATTI AUSTIN (dp) IRENE CARA RONNIE MILSAP
MICHAEL JACKSON 21-11 AL JARREAU
ANGELA BOFILL (dp) Rotfeet: IRENE CARA
JOE JACKSON 17-14 MICHAEL JACKSON 6-1 Hottest:
CHAMPAIGN (dp) DEF LEPPARD 22-17 Hottest:
Hottest: HALL i OATES 5-2 JOHN ANDERSON 1-1 STYX 5-1
DEWS MIDNIGHT RU 9-5 DAN FOGELBERG 8-4 STYX 4-2 JOHN ANDERSON 17-15
GREG KIHN BAND 12-6 THOMPSON TWINS 10-6 JOURNEY 3-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 18-16
ATF 14-8 DURAN DURAN 13-9 MICHAEL JACKSON 2-4 CHAMPAIGN 24-19
DEF LEPPARD 27-19 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 9-5 THOMAS DOLBY 38-30
WALL OF VOODOO 31-20

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Jeff Tobin Dan Brannan Fuhr/Tracy Suds Coleman Sherman Cohen Steve Larson
PRINCE EDDIE BABBITT THOMAS DOLBY TOTO
PARALLE:I. TWO TOTO DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU BRYAN ADAMS
JULIO IGLESIAS DEBARGE DAVID BOWIE
ATF GREG KIHN BAND PRINCE DAVID BOWIE
AL JARREAU AL JARREAU LAURA BRANIGAN
DURAN DURAN Hottest: IRENE CARA RONNIE MILSAP
92X/Columbus, OH AL JARREAD RONNIE MILSAP ULTRAVOX TUBES
THOMAS DOLBY MICHAEL JACKSON 3-1 Hottest: ROBERT ELLIS ORNA
Ter) Nutter JOURNEY 4-3 HALL 6 OATES 2-1 U2 (dp) Hottest: KID CREOLE
Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 IRENE CARA BILLY JOEL
JOURNEY 5-1 STYX 9-4 DURAN DURAN 10-5 Hottest:
TOTO STYX 2-1 JOURNEY 14-7 Hottest: JOHN ANDERSON
HALL 6 OATES 7-2 PRETENDERS 12-9 MICHAEL JACKSON 13-7 AL JARREAU
KENNY LOGGINS HALL 6 OATES 16-11 MICHAEL JACKSON 3-3 YAZ 11-8 STYX 3-3
BRYAN ADAMS DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 9-6 JOHN ANDERSON 19-14 TODD RUNDGRE
GOLDEN EARRING 5-4 ABC 13-11 HALL 6 OATES 7-4
Hottest: PRETENDERS 4-10 ABRA 20-16 BARRY MANILOW 19-13 WALTER EGAN
JOHN ANDERSON 6-5 GREG KINN BAND 6-5
MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 27-21 WZOKIRockford, IL BERLIN 16-12 DURAN DURAN
KKLSIRapld City, SD MICHAEL JACKSON 11-7
JOURNEY 5-2 Tim Fox KKFMIColorado Springs ATF 27-15 Hottest:
GREG KIHN BAND 15-9 WHOT/Youngatown, OH BOB SEGER
Shsrwelper KFMWIWeterloo, IA Chuck Finney JOURNEY 2-1
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 21-15 Dick Thompson MICHAEL JACKSON 5-3
DIONNE WARWICK TOTO Drew Bentley PARALLI-a. THRt.I MEN AT WORK 16-10
FRIDA 22-17 Hottest: PATRICK SIMMONS
Hottest: SAMMY HAGAR PHIL COLLINS THOMAS DOLBY 34-24
MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 BRYAN ADAMS PHIL COLLINS
KEYN-FMMlichlh, KS SAMMY HAGAR DAVID BOWIE KBIM)Roswell, NM BOB SEGER D-31
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 6-6 JOURNEY 2-2 AL JARREAD
Taylor/Postman STYX 3-3 DEF LEPPARD Hottest: Harry Dierks
GREG KINN BAND 13-13 Hottest: JOURNEY 1-1 KIST/Santa Barbara, CA
HALL 6 OATES 6-4 LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 TOTO
BOB SEGER STYX 14-14 LIONEL RICHIE 3-3 DEF LEPPARD (dp) Scotty Johnson
DAN FOGELBERG 11-6 PRETENDERS 6-4 Hottest:
PATRICK SIMMONS ATF 16-16 MICHAEL JACKSON 4-4 NAKED EYES
STYX 7-6 JOURNEY 1-1
THOMAS DOLBY (dp) DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 5-2 GREG KINN BAND 7-6 RONNIE MILSAP RONNIE MILSAP
NAKED EYES WJxDIJaclrsorr, MI WZZRIGrand Rapids. MI GREG KINN BAND 15-8 BOB SEGER 15-9 INXS DAVID BOWIE
STYX 3-3
PSYCHEDELIC FURS (dp) Ryan/Cheeks Don Schueller DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 14-11 POINTER SISTERS JOHN ANDERSON
HALL 6 OATES 8-4
AL JARREAU GREG KIHN BAND 12-7 KKXXIBakerafisld, CA DURAN DURAN Hottest:
PLANET P SCANDAL KKXL-FMIOrand Forks, ND HALL
Hottest: SquMss/Maraa GERARD MCMAHON E.OATES 1-1
DURAN DURAN DURAN DURAN
HALL & OATES 3-1 NIGHT RANGER Dan Nordin' KKRCISIoux Fells. SD Hottest: PRETENDERS 3-2
PRETENDERS 4-2 BOW WOW WOW (dp) RONNIE MILSAP JOURNEY 2-1 GREG KIHN BAND 8-4
ALEX CALL (dp) SAGA PRINCE Greg Fisher DAN FOGELBERG 10-5
JOURNEY 6-3 U2 Hottest: GREG KIHN BAND 3-2
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 8-6 PATRICK SIMMONS (dp) PATRICK SIMMONS FRIDA 14-9
Hottest: GOLDEN EARRING STYX 1-1 BARRY MANILOW 19-9
GREG KIHN BAND 9-7 ULTRAVOX (dp) BARRY MANILOW
MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 STEPHEN BISHOP (RA) GREG KIHN BAND 3-2 OX0 20-10 KKAZICheyenne, WY
WALTER EGAN (dp) DAVID BOWIE
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 9-2 DAVID BOWIE ATF 6-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 28-16
KIIKIDavenport IA Hottest: Hottest: YAZ 12-6 John Ramsey
YAZ 16-13 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 BARRY MANILOW
JOURNEY 1-1 KCBN)Reno, NV
Jim O'Hara ART IN AMERICA 13-12 JEFFERSON STARSHI 20-17 STYX 2-2 Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 10-10
BRYAN ADAMS
BOB SEGER 23-16 SHERIFF 22-19 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 6-3 JOURNEY 2-1 Jim O'Neal DAVID BOWIE
AL JARREAU MEN AT WORK 4-2 K LUC/Las Vegas. NV
SAMMY HAGAR 27-17 MICHAEL JACKSON 10-5 LAURA BRANIGAN
MICHAEL JACKSON Z104IMadison, WI GREG KIHN BAND 15-7 FRIDA 6-3 diandy Lunquist PATRICK SIMMONS
JOHN ANDERSON U2 28-21 DURAN DURAN RONNIE MILSAP
MICHAEL JACKSON 12-8
Hottest: Jonathan Little KOWBIFergo, ND OX0 18-11 THOMPSON TWINS TONY CAREY Hottest:
W KAUTAppNtor-Oshkosh MICHAEL JACKSON 3-1
HALL 6 OATES 2-1 LAURA BRANIGAN NIGHT RANGER
STEPHEN BISHOP 10-4 RoeslAHsn TODD RUNDGRE Craig Roberts DAVID BOWIE (dp) EDDY GRANT JOURNEY 7-4
BARRY MANILOW 16-10
TOTO
MAC MCANALLY
DURAN DURAN KENNY LOGGINS WEST ROBERT ELLIS ORRA ROBERT HAZARD DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 9-5
ATF 10-9
TOTO 23-17 Hottest: Hottest:
DAVID BOWIE FALCO RONNIE MILSAP STYX 16-12
GREG KIHN BAND 27-22 BOB SEGER PARALI .FI. TWO JOURNEY 1-1 HALL 6 OATES 2-1
DURAN DURAN Hottest: PRETENDERS 4-2 ATF 8-4
KMGK)Des Moines, IA PRINCE STYX 1-1 Hottest: KOZE)Lawiston, ID
MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 FM102/Sacramento, CA GREG KIHN BAND 10-5 MICHAEL JACKSON 13-6
RONNIE MILSAP MICHAEL JACKSON 2-2 Jay McCall
Jim Roberts ALEX CALL (dp) ATF 8-3 FRIDA 11-7 Menders/Preston
TOM PETTY 13-10 MICHAEL JACKSON 15-7
ATF 1B-13 YAZ 23-16
Hottest: HALL OATES 6-4 DAN FOGELBERG 14-9 DURAN DURAN
LAURA BRANIGAN E.

TOTO 21-11 MICHAEL JACKSON

SHERIFF (RA) JOURNEY 1-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 18-8 K093/Modesto, CA KCDO/Bozeman, MT WALTER EGAN
GREG KIHN BAND 11-6 STEPHEN BISHOP 22-12 GREG KIHN RAND RONNIE MILSAP
PSYCHEDELIC FURS K107ITuiss. OK BARRY MANILOW AushamlMaln WilllemsfSt. John
DEBARGE ATF 12-8 AL JARREAU
KRNAllowa City, IA OX0
JOHN ANDERSON FRIDA 14-9 Phil WiNams KENNY LOGGINS OX0 NAKED EYES IRENE CARA
OX0 23-14 Bart Goynahor LAURA BRANIGAN DEF LEPPARD ROBERT HAZARD (dp)
BRYAN ADAMS MAC MCANALLY
LAURA BRANIGAN AL JARREAD ALEX CALL Hottest:
BOB SEGER WKDDIAkron, OH DIONNE WARWICK Hottest:
PATRICK SIMMONS ROBERT ELLIS ORRA YAZ ROBBIE PATTON STYX 2-1
WALTER EGAN BARRY MANILOW MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 3-2
DEF LEPPARD Men Patrick JOURNEY 11-3 Hottest: DURAN DURAN
RONNIE MILSAP LAURA BRANIGAN OX0 17-10
RONNIE MILSAP CULTURE CLUB 2-4 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 ROBERT ELLIS OBRA
DAVID BOWIE STRANGE ADVANCE BRYAN ADAMS DEF LEPPARD 24-18
ZZ TOP CHRIS CROSS 3-5 GREG KIHN BAND 13-6 CHAMPAIGN
WALTER EGAN OX0 SPARKS 6 WIEDLIN ATF 30-20
AL JARREAD STEPHEN BISHOP 16-8 TOM PETTY 19-14 GERARD MCMAHON
ZZ TOP Hottest: INXS (dp)
SAMMY HAGAR MICHAEL JACKSON 28-16 TONY CAREY
FLEETWOOD MAC MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 NAKED EYES (dp) KSLYISan Luis Obispo, CA
DAVID BOWIE KSNProvo, UT BARRY MANILOW 27-18 Hottest:
PLANET P GREG KIHN BAND 15-10 SAMMY HAGAR (dp)
Hottest: Hottest: FRIDA 20-11 Hottest: GsntrylMcCoy JOURNEY 1-1 J. Michaels
HALL 6 OATES 12-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 KOMO/Honolulu, HI ERIC CLAPTON 7-2
DON HENLEY 2-1 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 21-12 DEF LEPPARD
STYX 5-3 GREG KIHN BAND 9-4 STYX 3-2 STEPHEN BISHOP Kimo Akane STYX 10-6
TOTO 29-16 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 14-9 DIRE STRAITS
JOURNEY 9-4 GOLDEN EARRING 13-8 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 6-4 DAVID BOWIE (dp)
TOTO FRIDA 18-12 MAC MCANALLY
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU D-5 TOTO 17-11 HALL 6 OATES 8-6 BOB SEGER
OX0 20-14 WZPUIndlanapolls, IN
RONNIE MILSAP PATRICK SIMMONS TOTO
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 21-16 MICHAEL JACKSON 11-7 RIC OCASEK
Jay Stevens Hottest: DAVID BOWIE KDZAIPueblo, CO
DIONNE WARWICK
WKDO/EvenatrlNs, IN KWTO-FMISpringfleld, MO PRETENDERS 5-1 TOTAL COELO
KOFMIOklahoma City, OK I BOB SEGER RONNIE MILSAP
Rip Avina PATRICK SIMMONS
Hobbs/Payne WALL OF VOODOO AlexanderlHammond JOURNEY 9-4 GERTIE HIGGINS
Dave Duquesne DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 13-8 ROBERT ELLIS ORRA DAVID BOWIE
TOTO IRENE CARA LAURA BRANIGAN NAKED EYES
Hottest: JOHN ANDERSON NIGHT RANGER BRYAN ADAMS GREG KIHN BAND 18-11 KENNY LOGGINS'
ATF 22-15 PETER ALLEN WALTER EGAN
NEIL DIAMOND 2-1 LAURA BRANIGAN BRYAN ADAMS PATRICK SIMMONS PRINCE (dp)
DEF LEPPARD (dp) Hottest, JOHN ANDERSON
ROGERS & EASTON 4-2 Hottest: Hottest: KBBKIBoise. ID HALL 6 OATES 2-1 RONNIE MILSAP RONNIE MILSAP
JOE JACKSON 12-7 LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 JOURNEY 2-1 AL JARREAU (dp) Hottest:
Hottest: Bob Lee RABBITT GAYLE 3-2
E. GARY PORTNOY
PRETENDERS 19-13 STEPHEN BISHOP 3-2 FRIDA 3-3 CHRIS CROSS 4-3 Hottest: GREG KIHN BAND 15-11
KC 6 SUNSHINE BAN 22-15 MICHAEL JACKSON 4-3 HALL 6 OATES 10-7 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 JOHN ANDERSON MEN AT WORK 27-15
STYX 6-4 MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1
ERIC CLAPTON 8-7 GOLDEN EARRING 11-10 HALL & OATES 2-2 RONNIE MILSAP ATF 30-16
JOURNEY 5-3 JOURNEY 12-6 HALL & OATES 4-2
KOKO)Omaha, NB MAC MCANALLY 23-17 PRETENDERS 12-11 DURAN DURAN JOURNEY 5-3 JEFFERSON STARSHI 23-17
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 7-5 ZZ TOP FRIDA 25-18
Taylor/Evans WKFRIKalamazoo, MI STYX 9-6 LOU RAWLS
KROITucaon, AZ STYX 12-4
PARALI I I THRI f
ZapolsoaiNorris GREG KINN BAND 13-7
DAVID BOWIE Swart/Chapman EDDIE MONEY KTRSICasper, WY
DURAN DURAN KYTN/Grand Forks, ND Hottest: DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU
LAURA BRANIGAN 99KG/Selina, KS DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 2-1 KENIIAnchorage, AK Seers/Donovan
RONNIE MILSAP Tom Fricke JOURNEY
NAKED EYES RONNIE MILSAP PRETENDERS 4-3 VaughnlKimbedy BRYAN ADAMS
BRYAN ADAMS
Denny Collier Hottest: Hottest:
Hottest: ATF 8-6 HALL OATES 1-1
E.
PATRICK SIMMONS
STYX 2-1 PATRICK SIMMONS BOB SEGER JOURNEY 1-1 STYX 12-8 RONNIE MILSAP RONNIE MILSAP
DAVID BOWIE MICHAEL JACKSON 5-5 LIONEL RICHIE 3-3
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 5-4 BRYAN ADAMS STEPHEN BISHOP 16-12 MICHAEL JACKSON 7-4 PATTI AUSTIN WALTER EGAN
MICHAEL JACKSON 9-5 Hottest: KENNY LOGGINS TOTO 24-24 PATRICK SIMMONS Hottest:
MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 DEF LEPPARD 26-26 KGGIIRiverside-S. Bern. MICHAEL JACKSON 12-7
PRINCE 10-7 SAMMY HAGAR ERIC CLAPTON 18-11
DEBARGE HALL 6 OATES 2-1
DEF LEPPARD 27-13 HALL 6 OATES 2-2 SYSTEM NIGHT RANGER 34-34 Steve O'Neil LAURA BRANIGAN JOURNEY 3-3
STYX 6-3 Hottest: POINTER SISTERS GREG KIHN BAND 11-7
JOURNEY 5-4 WAZY-FMIL.aafayetta, IN KRSPISalt Lake City, UT Hottest:
KRAVITules. OK MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 PRINCE FRIDA 13-10
ATF 17-12 JOURNEY 4-3 Jim Stacy GAP BAND CarlsonlMoll MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 ATF 20-13
Gary Reynolds STYX 12-5 PRINCE JOURNEY 12-7
DAVID BOWIE DEF LEPPARD
JOHN ANDERSON (dp) WMEE/Fort Wayne, IN GREG KIHN BAND 19-12 ANDRE CYMONE DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 18-12 KYYAIBINngs, MT
PATRICK SIMMONS KENNY LOGGINS ABC 19-16
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU Tony Richards ATF 29-22 NAKED EYES BARRY MANILOW STEPHEN BISHOP Charlie Fox
RONNIE MILSAP Hottest: DAWSON 6 DIGGS Hottest: GREG KIHN BAND 20-17
Hottest: THOMPSON TWINS D93/Dubuque. IA SUNRIZE KENNY LOGGINS
THOMAS DOLBY STYX 2-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1
MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 Steve Sesterhenn JOURNEY 4-2 PRINCE STYX 6-2 PRINCE
ROGERS EASTON 2-2 Hottest: SMOKE? ROBINSON BARRY MANILOW
E.

STYX 6-1 ATF 12-7 MICHAEL JACKSON 8-5

STEPHEN BISHOP 5-3 AL JARREAU MEN AT WORK 20-10 LOU RAWLS GREG KIHN BAND 12-10 BRYAN ADAMS
PRETENDERS 10-7 ATF 11-8 RONNIE MILSAP Hottest: Hottest:
FRIDA 17-15 OX0 26-19 THOMPSON TWINS 16-12
BARRY MANILOW 16-13 LOU RAWLS MICHAEL JACKSON 21-2 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1
DIONNE WARWICK 2:-17 DAVID BOWIE DEBARGE 23-4 GREG KINN BAND 15-9
DEF LEPPARD 27-21 WBWBIBloomington, IN KSKD)Salem, OR
KZS3)Peorla, IL ATF PRINCE A-13 FRIDA 16-12
Hottest: John Heimann GAP BAND A-15 Len E. Mitchell DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 18-13
Mark Maloney WHAM/Appleton-Oshkosh LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 ANDRE CYMONE A-23 MICHAEL JACKSON 21-16
TOTO DURAN DURAN
KENNY LOGGINS Chris Caine JOE JACKSON 5-2 U2
HALL 6 OATES 6-3 od es to' S tuck ton
K H O PIM LAURA BRANIGAN
ZZ TOP ZZ TOP (dp)
BILLY JOEL SUPERTRAMP 7-4 David Krahem SCANDAL
SAMMY HAGAR KENNY LOGGINS
NAKED EYES MICHAEL JACKSON 9-5 RONNIE MILSAP
Hottest: SAMMY HAGAR WALTER EGAN GERARD MCMAHON (dp)
ZZ TOP (dp)
JOURNEY 1-1 Hottest: ANGELA BOFILL ROBERT ELLIS OBRA (dp)
HALL OATES 4-2
E.
LOU RAWLS KDWITopska. KN MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 ZZ TOP (dp)
RONNIE MILSAP ZZ TOP (dp)
NIGHT RANGER 5-4
ROBERT ELLIS ORRA
Tony Stewart JOURNEY 3-2 LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: 228 Reporters
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 9-5 HALL 6 OATES 4-3 DURAN DURAN (dp) STYX 1-1
Hottest: NIGHT RANGER GERARD MCMAHON 220 Current Reports
GREG KIHN BAND 11-8 STYX 16-15 GREG KIHN BAND 16-30
MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 OX0 Hottest:
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 2-2 STEPHEN BISHOP 24-19 DEF LEPPARD 30-22
U93/South Bend, IN BARRY MANILOW GREG KIHN BAND 3-1
PSYCHEDELIC FURS 17-9 DAVID BOWIE D-31
J.K. Dearing KENNY LOGGINS 19-12
RONNIE MILSAP (dp) WCIL-FMICarbondala, IL STYX 5-4 BOB SEGER D-32 The following stations reported
DEF LEPPARD (dp) Tony Waltakus MICHAEL JACKSON 16-9
STYX (dp)
MICHAEL JACKSON 28-14 Hottest: ATF 18-10
frozen playlists this week:
DAN FOGELBERG MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1 DAVID BOWIE
BARRY MANILOW 30-22
KYNO-FMIFreeno, CA
W NAPllndianapolls. IN STYX 3-2 FIXX John Lee Walker KHFI/Austin
Hottest:
Larry Mago EWIF 10-8 LAURA BRANIGAN KIDD/Monterey, CA
STYX A-1
GREG KIHN BAND 13-9 CHAMPAIGN IRENE CARA KIDD/Monterey
JOURNEY 6-2
BOB SEGER ALABAMA (dp) Brown/Carr DAVID BOWIE
MICHAEL JACKSON 7-3 KENNY LOGGINS 20-17
ROGERS 6 EASTON 8-7 LAURA BRANIGAN BOW WOW WOW JULIO IGLESIAS
MAC MCANALLY Hottest: Hottest:
ERIC CLAPTON 13-8 KFMZIColumbia, MO Hottest:
DURAN DURAN 1-1
Hottest: JOHN ANDERSON 1-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1
MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1
Steve Graziano EVELYN KING 2-2 VANITY 6 3-2 The following stations did not
WEBCIDuluth. MN MICHAEL JACKSON 3-2
MICHAEL JACKSON 3-3
Dick Johnson
PRETENDERS 3-2 BRYAN ADAMS MICHAEL JACKSON 10-3
GREG KIHN BAND 4-4
HALL i OATES 5-4 report this week and therefore
HALL OATES 5-3 DURAN DURAN HALL OATES 14-7 CULTURE CLUB 10-6
their playlists were frozen:
E. E.

ERIC CLAPTON 7-6 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 11-8 MEN AT WORK 10-10 DEBARGE 12-8
RONNIE MILSAP THOMPSON TWINS
TOM PETTY TOTO 23-17 DAVID BOWIE KIKI/Honolulu. HI
NAKED EYES WRKRIRecine, WI KYYXISsattls, WA KAMZ/EI Paso
BOB SEGER WVICIEast Lansing, MI KonglShlshldo
MAC MCANALLY Hottest: Steve Warren EMn Ichiyame WVIC/Lansing
NAKED EYES Mike Hayes DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 1-1
Hottest: ATF 8-2
RONNIE MILSAP KRISTEN LEE SPARKS 6 WIEDLIN WHOT/Youngstown
LAURA BRANIGAN RONNIE MILSAP
HALL 6 OATES 1-1 Hottest: RED RIDER 14-8 GARY PORTNOY SERGIO MENDES
DURAN DURAN WALT/Florence
MICHAEL JACKSON 3-2 PAT BENATAR 1-1 KENNY LOGGINS 16-9 WALTER EGAN
GOLDEN EARRING 5-5 DURAN DURAN A-20
THOMAS DOLBY PATRICK SIMMONS PETER GODWIN KISR/Ft. Smith
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 8-4 Hottest: IRENE CARA
FRIDA 11-8 DURAN DURAN 10-10 LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 Hottest:
BOLLOCK BROTHERS KYTN/Grand Forks
MICHAEL JACKSON 23-14 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 15-15 Hottest:
MICHAEL JACKSON 4-2 BABBITT 6 GAYLE 1-1
GREG KIHN BAND 23-23 GREG KIHN BAND 2-1
STYX 8-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 2-2 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 4-3
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 7-5 STYX 3-3
MICHAEL JACKSON 18-13 ATF 10-4
ATF 11-7
ULTRAVOX 19-11
STEPHEN BISHOP 28-18 OX0 21-17

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