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ISSUE NUMBER 956 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER AUGUST 28,-1992

INSIDE: KATZ FILES BOND OFFERING Katz Communications is

tendering $100 million worth of

10 -year bonds to pay down debt

and expand the giant rep firm. The SEC filing provides a rare

glimpse into the finances of the

privately owned company.

Page 8

GAMMON PROPOSES NEW TRADING MULTIPLES In the wake of the FCC's

ownership rules changes,

dealmaker Tom Gammon has

reformulated station trading

multiples. Page 8

SCORING THE FORMATS

R&R's format scoreboards

provide key 12+ and

demographic trends at a glance.

Some highlights: AOR: 12+ gains offset by

25+ losses

NAC: steady ratings but number of outlets dwindles

*New Rock: key stations

surge Page 36, 40, 52 -

L.A. STATION SHUFFLE Several L.A. stations made

significant musical adjustments in the past few days, and

another format change is on the

way. Page 3, 24

IN THE NEWS... George Wolfson named Sr.

VP/Ops at Viacom Tom Langmyer takes PD job

at KMOX/St. Louis

Mike Kennedy new PD

at KBEQ/KC Page 3

Rick Devlin President

of Radio Network Association WFXF/Indy flips to AOR

Chuck Holloway OM at

WMAG & WNEU/Greensboro

Terry Foxx named OM/PD

at WQMG/Greensboro 5

Newsstand Price $6.00

RADIO & RECORDS

Feds Haul Evergreen Into

Court Over $6000 Fine Trial in Chicago if company doesn't pay

in 30 days; Evergreen raises constitutional questions over FCC indecency definition

Federal prosecutors in Chi- cago have launched a civil en- forcement proceeding against Evergreen Media's WLUP (AM)/Chicago for its failure to pay a $6000 FCC indecency fine.

If Evergreen doesn't pay the fine, the case will go to trial in the Windy City. A central issue in such a trial would be whether the FCC's definition of indecency is constitutional.

Evergreen CEO Scott Gins- burg has vigorously contested the fine on grounds that FCC rules are vague and arbitrarily enforced and restrict speu..h protected by the First Amend- ment.

"We have 30 days to answer the complaint. We've made no decision, but we are reviewing [several] options. One would be to pay it and walk away. No one in my organization is telling me to do that," Ginsburg told R&R.

WLUP VP/GM Larry Wert said station pérsonnel and Gins- burg were scheduled to discuss the case during a Chicago meet- ing Wednesday (8/26).

FISHER RESIGNS

Goodman New WHTZ VP/GM

After nine years at WHIZ (Z100)/New York, the last four as VP/GM, Gary Fisher has resigned to pursue other opportunities. He will be replaced at the Malrite CHR by WWRC &

WGAY/Washington VP/GM Alan Goodman, who will assume his new duties in about a month.

Goodman told R&R, "I've been fortunate to have worked for Greater Media and two great stations, WWRC & WGAY.

But this opportunity to work for a heritage station like Z100 was

GOODMAN/See Page 30

Evergreen was fined in Janu- ary 1991 for broadcasting indecent material in 1987 and 1989.

The company denied liability, but the FCC refused to recon- sider its action. Ginsburg then refused to pay the fine, and the FCC referred the matter to the Justice Dept.

"Since it has twice requested payment and Evergreen Media has stated that it will not pay, the Commission said it is clear that the licensee wishes to contest the matter in court," the FCC said in a prepared statement.

DeFrancesco President At Gannett Radio Kaye becomes KIIS Pres./GM, Cook returns to

WUSA as Pres./GM, Tobin named KIIS VP/Mktg. Gannett

Broadcasting has promoted KIIS-AM &

FM/Los An- geles Presi- dent/GM Ger- ry DeFrances- ce to Presi- dent/Gannett Radio Divi- sion. DeFran- .

cesco re DoFraecesco

places Jay Cook, who transfers to AC combo WDAE & WUSA (W101)/Tampa as President/ GM. Cook supplants Marc Kaye, who becomes President/ GM at KIIS. In addition, KUS Director/Marketing Karen To- bin has been elevated to VP/ Marketing.

Gannett Broadcasting CEO Cecil Walker commented, "Ger- ry DeFrancesco has a very strong background in programming and radio management. We look forward to sharing these talents with all the stations."

The 38 -year -old DeFrancesco is a 12 -year Gannett veteran. He told R&R, "I'm thrilled to be given this challenge - there are so many opportunities for growth at the various Gannett stations. I'm going to take a few months to analyze the positions we have in our various markets and proceed from there."

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Miami Radio Rises Above The Storm

Stations mobilize evacuation, relief efforts;

endure hurricane's devastation As Hurricane Andrew staged

its vicious attack on South Flor- ida, radio played a major role in providing a continuous flow of information to local residents.

Gusts clocked at between 140

and 160 mph battered the area in the early morning hours of Monday (8/24). On Tuesday, preliminary damage estimates ranged from $15 billion to $20

billion.

EBS System Works According to FCC Emergen-

cy Broadcast System Chief Helena Mitchell, "All key FRS stations were able to stay on the air [in Miami)."

Pat Roberts, President of the Florida Association of Broad- casters, said there were no difficulties in the activation of the FRS system.

The FCC received reports that stations in smaller com- munities were knocked off the air, mainly due to electricity shortages. Several transmitter towers were reportedly down- ed.

Running Commentary Typifying the radio experi-

ence, Jefferson -Pilot AC WLYF PD Larry Travers said, "We lost power in the wee hours of Monday, when the eye [of the storm] approached Dade Coun- ty. We went on emergency gen- erators and never left the air.

Blow By Blow No difficulties In EBS activation Most Miami'stations able to stay on air Many stations scrap formats for news-and- info'mode

We began simulcasting the AM and FM. Two voices did kind of a running commentary during the height of the storm.

"This storm has brought a lot of people together. We had some engineers from [local TV]

HURRICANE/See Page 30

Kaye Cook

Cook, who spent five and a half years as Gannett Presi- dent, told R&R, "I'm very pleased to be returning to Tam-

GANNETT/See Page 30

Local Radio

Ad Sales Climb Radio revenues are still on

the rise. Based on information received from 92 markets which report to the accounting firm of Miller, Kaplan, Arase & Co., lo-

cal business in July posted a 1.7% gain over the same month last year. However, an 18.6%

decline in national sales temp- ered the local increase, result- ing in a 3.2% drop in total cash revenues for the month.

MKA's George Nadel Rivin told R&R that the North Caro- lina and Idaho -Eastern Wash- ington areas showed the most local growth.

Year-to-date results through the end of July show that local business is up 3.1%, national is down 12.2%, and total cash is up 0.1%.

-Miller, Kaplan, Arase & Co.

SHEDD UPPED

Lewis Heads Merc./Nashville Uni Distribution Sr. VP/GM

Luke Lewis has been named to the newly created position of President for Mercury/Nash- ville. Concurrently, VP/Crea- tive Harold Shedd has been promoted to Sr. VP/Creative for the label.

PolyGram President/CEO Alain Levy commented, "Mer- cury/Nashville has been growing very nicely and creatively under the artistic guidance of

Harold Shedd and the business direction of [VP/GM] Paul Lucks since their arrival in 1988. Now is the time to strengthen the management as- pect of our operations. We trust that Luke Lewis will be capable of doing that."

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Three L.A. Stations Flip Formats, Change Identities KXEZ becomes Hot AC 'Star 98.7'; KACE goes Urban; MARS -FM blows out New Rock, staffers

There were no major earth- quakes in the Los Angeles area last week, but you'd never know it from the format -shaking going on. KXEZ, KACE, and KSRF & KOCM (MARS -FM) all initiated presentation and music adjustments toward the end of the week.

Wolfson Adds Viacom Sr.

VP Duties WLTW/New

York GM George Wolfson has been given additional responsibilities for parent company Viacom as Radio Division Sr. VP/Opera- tions. He'll continue as GM of the AC facility.

In his new corporate capacity, Wolfson will oversee selected operational aspects of the company's 14 major market stations.

WOLFSON/See Page 30

KXEZ shifted from a Gold -based AC to a rock -based Hot AC, mixing recent hits with current tunes. VP/ GM Bob Griffith and OM Allan Hotlen remain in place at the Via- com outlet. Using the positioner "STAR 98.7, Superstars of the '80s and '90s, without the hard rock," the station has changed to a more upbeat presentation, somewhere between soft ACs KOST, KLIT, and KBIG and CHR KIIS.

KXEZ reportedly will change call letters to KYSR.

KACE jettisoned its NAC format in favor of a mainstream Urban approach, using the moniker "V103.9." KACE VP/GM John Rockweiler commented, "The mission of the new V103.9 is to estab- lish the radio facility as a primary communication and marketing ve- hicle within the Los Angeles radio market with general appeal to adults from 25-44."

OM/PD Tony Fields added, "The key elements of product design will be technical quality, music selection, presentation, personality, community involvement, and Meted promotional activity."

KSRF & KOCM let their entire airstaff go and announced a format change to come in a few weeks. No official announcement was made about the new format, but an NAC

L.A. STATIONS/See Page 30

LETTER

On -The -Job Sex Dear R&R:

An article on sexual harassment (R&R 8/14) brought back some unpleasant memories of my first job In

radio.

Several years ago, while working the

midnight-6am shift at a 100,000 -watt FM station In a Western market, I was

harassed by my PD. While /apparently/ under the influence of alcohol, he made frequent early morning visits,

asked me out, made suggestive comments, and once, at a nightclub ap-

pearance, grabbed my leg under the table!

Not wanting to cause a scene, I said and did nothing. In addition, personal comments from other male co-workers went ignored. This sort of behavior was

tolerated for two years, leaving me to

feel vulnerable and intimidated by my boss.

I was only 19 when it began, totally unaware of my rights. I was also a thou- sand miles from home and didn't know where to turn for advice. The topic of sexual harassment was not highly pub- licized at the time.

Today, we are better Informed about sexual harassment: what it is, what to do about it, and where to turn for help. I

hope that others who are made to feel uncomfortable in their work environ-

R&R Observes

Labor Day

R&R's Los Angeles, Nashville, and Washington, DC offices will be closed Monday, September 7, in

observance of Labor Day.

lual Harassment ment by sexual harassment of any kind will find the courage to speak up.

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Langmyer PD At

KMOX/St. Louis WSYR &

WYYY/Syracuse OM Torn Lang- myer has been named PD at Talk KMOXiSt. ':

Louis. Langmyer begins his new duties on Sep- tember 14.

"Tom's suc-

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cessful track rec- Langmyer ord, his experience in full -service radio, and the extensive training he received at [ WSYR & WYYY parent] NewCity Communications have prepared him for this new challenge," said KMOX VP/GM Rod Zimmerman. "We are delighted to have Tom as part of our team, and look forward to having him apply his skills and knowledge to our programming."

Langmyer's experience also includes serving as consultant to WNEW (AM)/New York, Program Manager for WGR & WRLT/Buffa- lo, and air personality at

LANGMYER/See Page 15

In horror of the 15th anniversary of Elvis Presley's death, RCA Rec- ords and the RIAA presented 110 gold and platinum awards to the Presley estate. The presentation made Presley the most certified recording artist ever. Gathered at Graceland are (l -r) RIAA President Jay Berman, RCA President Joe Galante, and Elvis Presley Enter- prises CEO Jack Soden.

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Chicago Buys Into

Strategic Ratings Following this month's an-

nouncement that 14 San Diego stations have signed on with Strategic Radio Research's AccuRatings, the company has inked deals with 10 Chicago stations, as well as stations in South Bend, IN.

The Chicago stations are WBBM- FM, WFMT, WGN, WLUP-AM & FM, WNUA, WPNT, WVAZ, and WSCR & WXRT.

SRR's Kurt Hanson told R&R that interviews have already started. He expects to contact 7500 people for the survey. He also reiterated his pledge that SRR would dramatically improve upon Arbi- tron's sample size.

In the South Bend market, currently measured by one Arbitron book per year, Hanson said SRR will provide the market with four books annually.

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Kennedy As PD KBEQ (Q104)/

Kansas City interim PD Mike Kennedy has been officially promoted to the PD post at the Noble CHR. He replaces Jon An- thony.

"The things that impress me most about Mike Kennedy

are his management and people skills," KBEQ VP/GM Bob Laurence told R&R. "By 3pm of the day I put him in charge on an interim basis, he and [Pollack Me- dia Group consultant] Dave Van Stone had revamped the format. Mike has a hell of a future [be-

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FEATURES

RADIO BUSINESS: Katz big bond offer 8 NEWSBREAKERS 15 OVERVIEW

MANAGEMENT: Workers looking for leisure 18 MEDIA: Power brokers '92 20 LIFESTYLES: What frustrates us most 21

STREET TALK: KIIS shifts 24 TIMELINE 28 MUSIC

MUSIC DA TEBOOK 32 COMPACT DATA 32 POLLSTAR 34

MARKETPLACE 53 OPPORTUNITIES 54

FORMATS

AOR: Spring '92 Scoreboard 36 UC.: WKYS's DC urban renewal 39 NEW ROCK: Scoreboard debuts 40 CHR: KLUC rolls dice, wins big 42 COUNTRY: Format's top guns 46

Nashville This Week: Jones's 'Chair' rocked .. 51 AC: KBLX quietly soars in spring 52

MUSIC INFORMATION

NATIONAL RADIO FORMATS 34 MUSIC VIDEO: MTV, VH-1, The Box lists 34 WORLD MUSIC OVERVIEW: UK, Australia, Canada charts 34 CURRENT -BASED AC 57 ASSOCIATE REPORTERS 59 COUNTRY 60 COUNTRY SONG INFORMATION INDEX 64 URBAN CONTEMPORARY 66 NAC 68 CONTEMPORARY JAZZ 68 AOR TRACKS 70 AOR ALBUMS 72 NEW ROCK 74 CHR 80 PARALLEL CHART ANALYSIS 92 AC, AOR, CHR, COUNTRY, URBAN CHARTS BACK PAGE NEW ROCK, NAC HIGHLIGHTS BACK PAGE

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Katz Files $100 Million Bond Offering Katz Communications Inc. is offering $100 million

worth of 10 -year bonds to pay down debt and expand the giant rep firm. The SEC filing provided a rare glimpse into the finances of privately owned Katz.

The bond offering is being made by Katz Acquisition Corp. (soon to change its name to Katz Corp.), which was formed to buy Katz in a May 1990 leveraged buyout. Much of the money raised would be used to buy back stock issued in the LBO: $43.5 million to redeem preferred stock paying 15%, $21.7 million for preferred stock paying 25%, and an additional $4.9 million for prepayment premiums. The bond filing revealed publicly for the first time that Katz was highly leveraged and in default of its loan covenants and principal payments prior to the LBO.

The 25% preferred is held by two Sandler Media Group partnerships and 61 K Associates. The investment groups also hold most of the 15% preferred issue, although 5.5% is held by Katz Chairman James Greenwald and other employees. That group excludes Katz Radio Group (KRG) President Gordon Hastings, who joined the company in February and owns only 10,000 shares (less than 1% ) of Katz common stock.

Katz expects to net $96 million (after underwriting expenses) from the bond offering. In addition to redeeming the preferred stock, Katz said it would pay off $92 million in senior debt, while borrowing $70 million (with an option for an additional $20 million) under a new credit agreement with Citibank. That leaves $3.9 million, which Katz said would be used for working capital and general corporate purposes. Underwriters for the bond offering are Merrill Lynch and Citicorp Securities.

The Bottom Line The radio and TV rep company

reported operating cash flow of $30.5 million on net revenues of $125.6 million for the 12 months ended June 30, 1992. However, there was no separate breakout of cash flow for the radio group.

Katz reported net income of $1.7 million on $117.5 million in revenues for 1991. However, it re-

ported a loss to common shareholders of nearly $7 million after paying preferred stock dividends of $8.6 million. 1991 cash flow was put at $26.5 million.

Losses ballooned in the first half of 1992 owing to a one-time charge of $3.5 million for relocating the company's offices. That resulted in a net loss of $2.3 million on revenues of $64.7 million. Preferred dividend payments of $5.2 million left shareholders with a loss of $7.5 million.

KRG said its share of the national radio spot market had grown from 41% in 1986 to 45% last year, with total billings rising from $293

million to $499 million for the same period. The company noted that its station roster had grown - from 1176 in 1986 to over 1600 in 1991 -as the rep industry went through a period of consolidation. KRG added a total of 655 stations through its acquisitions of Christal Radio and RKO Radio in 1984, Blair Radio in 1987, and Eastman Radio in 1990.

KRG now consists of Banner Ra- dio, Christal, Eastman, Katz Ra- dio, and Katz Hispanic.

Repping Syndication Looking to the future, KRG noted

it had expanded its new business

development efforts in recent years, while consolidating office functions for greater efficiency. In addition, KRG said it plans to move deeper into repping syndicated radio programs. "The company commenced selling advertising time for the 'Rick Dees Weekly Top 40' radio show in 1991

and intends to represent additional syndicated shows in the future," the SEC filing said.

The filing revealed Greenwald was paid nearly $1.19 million last year, deferring a bonus payment of $365,000 until the last day of 1992.

Katz President/CEO Peter Goula- zian's base salary will rise to $500,000 under a new employment contract beginning in 1993. He was paid $412,000 for 1991 (plus $261,200

deferred) in his previous post as head of the TV group.

Ken Swetz, who retired as KRG President in February 1992, was paid $367,000 in 1991, plus a bonus of $251,000 deferred until the end of this year. Hastings's compensation was not listed.

Sandler Media Group received approximately $2.7 million in fees for arranging the 1990 LBO. Prim cipals Harvey Sandler, Barry Lew- is, and Michael Morocco serve as Katz directors, and the partnerships will continue to own large stakes in Katz's common stock.

t# FCC Investigating Gabelli Holdings

Investment manager Mario Gabelli has been ordered to disclose all of his broadcast holdings to the FCC. The Commission said it appears Gabelli - and companies he controls - is already in violation of multiple -ownership and cross -ownership rules.

Based on documents filed in con- nection with a pending sale of WWOR-TV/Secaucus, NJ (New York), Gabelli may have attributable interests in at least 26 TV stations - more than double the FCC limit of 12. But one of the least easi- ly resolved violations may be his

Canadians Raising Millions For DAB Millions of dollars are being raised in Canada to put Eureka -147 DAB transmitters on the air. The joint government -private sector effort is seen as part of

a Canadian strategy to speed development of DAB at L - band frequencies while U.S. broadcasters wait to see if in -

band DAB will work. Canadian Communications Minis-

ter Perrin Beatty announced a $1 million allocation for DAB research from a new government fund to promote research and development of advanced communications. Declar- ing that keeping radio healthy is "an essential element in the identity and success of Canada as a nation," Beatty congratulated the Canadian Association of Broadcasters and the publicly funded Canadian Broadcasting Corporation on their joint DAB experiments.

In the coming weeks, Beatty plans to announce appointments to a task force on the Introduction of digital radio. It will report to the ministry on Canadian DAB efforts.

CBC has already committed $1 million to the research project, which will build Eureka transmitters in Toronto and Montreal, along with a portable transmitter for other cities. CAB officials are now working on a plan to raise money from private broadcasters.

20% ownership of WRKL & WXPS/ New City -Briarcliff Manor, NY.

"It's a technical violation we never thought about," Gabelli said of the combo's signal overlaps with WWOR-TV. "That's a bitch; I don't know how I'm going to get out of it. I can't sell [the 20% stake] since I have a minority interest."

Gabelli told R&R he'll probably ask for a waiver to allow him to keep his stake in the radio combo.

Gabelli said he'd sell his stock in Liberty Corp. if the FCC doesn't accept his argument: that his 11.36% stake isn't attributable, since members of the Hipp family own more than 50% of the company. But that would only appear to reduce his attributable TV interests to 20 stations. There's also the issue of various TV holdings over- lapping newspaper and cable TV holdings from other companies.

The FCC has ordered Gabelli to show cause why he shouldn't be mandated to cease and desist from the alleged rules violations. He's been given 15 days to hand over a list spelling out his holdings. The order notes future violations could lead to fines of up to $25,000 per violation per day.

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Gammon Pegs Mid -'92 Trading Multiples

Remember station trading multiples? Maverick deal - maker Tom Gammon does - he's moving to set standards for transactions expected to result from

the FCC's recent duopoly deregulation. Over the past two years, those yardsticks for valuing stations were

smashed when the credit drought and depressed industry revenues caus- ed trading to collapse. Gammon formulated new stets after crunching numbers from dozens of deals completed over the past six months.

He contends current trading multiples for Top 10 market FMs and combos are 9.5 times trailing cash flow; 8.5x for markets 10-25; 8.0x for

markets 25-50; 7.5x for markets 50-100; and 6.5x to 7.5x for markets 100 or smaller. Stand-alone AM values are one multiple less.

"These multiples are up approximately 10%-15% from late 1991 and

January 1992. About 5% of the value improvement has been from the perceived improvement of the economy and 5%-10% from duopoly relaxa- tion," Gammon told R&R.

Gammon discounts values 5% for stations with volatile formats (he

mentions CHR), 10% if the property's located in a no -growth market, and

15% for signal deficiencies. Conversely, values jump 10% for stations in

underradioed markets or stations with average ratings showing potential revenue or ratings improvements. Values increase from 5% to 15% for in-

tramarket buyers, depending "on synergies of two stations, costs saved, and defensive or offensive values of the acquired station."

Tom and his brother Dan plan a big opening night bash September 9 at

the NAB Radio Show in New Orleans to relaunch their Americom brokerage. Debt -laden partygoers will be invited to vent their frustrations by bashing a pinata resembling a bank workout officer.

NTIA To FCC: Scrap Cross -Ownership Rules

The Bush administration wants the FCC to scrap rules prohibiting ownership of both radio and TV stations in

the same market. F`irthermore, it seeks a modifica- tion of duopoly rules to permit increased TV ownership in

local markets. NTIA Administrator Greg Chapados called for the elimination of cross -

ownership regulations Tuesday (8/25) in comments filed with the FCC. "Repeal of the cross -ownership rules would permit commonly held radio and television broadcast operations to consolidate costs, thus reducing costs, and could lead to more diverse and locally targeted programming," he said.

NAB officials supported the move, asking that TV licensees who own radio stations be given "the same flexibility permitted other radio operators in their markets." NAB said cross -ownership should be permitted if 15 in-

dependent broadcast voices remain in the market.

Chrysler Seeks Alien Waiver

Automakér Chrysler Corp. wants the FCC to allow it

to sidestep federal law blocking companies with foreign citizens as officers from owning subsidiaries

that control broadcast licenses. The case arises from Chrysler Capital Corp.'s proposed takeover of

four Adams Communications stations - KHIHIDenver, KZOK-AM &

FM/Seattle, and WWAY-TVIWilmington - following a court dispute over loan agreements. Four officers of Chrysler and its various subsidiaries are

non-U.S. citizens. Three are auto execs and the other is comptroller of

Chrysler Financial, the parent of Chrysler Capital.

Chrysler's lawyer, former FCC General Counsel Diane Killory, argues

the four "do not occupy positions that would enable them to influence

broadcast operations in a mariner that would threaten U.S. interests." Killory seeks a "declaratory ruling" that the Adams takeover would not

violate the Communications Act of 1934.

Jacor Gets Debt Reprieve

acor Communications temporarily dodged a debt default after a key creditor agreed Tuesday (8/25) to ex-

tend a deadline until next week, while restructuring negotiations with bank lenders continue.

Chicago -based ZeIllChillmark Fund L.P. extended the maturity date

on a $4 million Jacor note to September 2. Since much of Jacor's debt is

currently tied to the maturity of the Zell/Chillmark note, the due date for

Jacor's $115.7 million senior debt has been extended until September 1,

and about $20 million of subordinated debt will mature the next day.

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TRANSACTIONS.

Jefferson -Pilot Doubles Up In Denver Adams gives keys to Chrysler; Robinson invades Cornhusker territory

Deal OfóThe Week

KRXY-AM & FMIDenver PRICE: $6 million (approximate) TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Jefferson -Pilot Communica- tions, headed by President William Blackwell. The company owns KYGO- AM & FMIDenver, WQXI & WSTRIAt- lante, WBT-AM & FM/Charlotte, WNWS & WLYFIMiaml, and KSON- AM & FMISan Diego. SELLER: Capital Cities/ABC Inc.; the company's radio division is headed by James Arcara. The company also owns WABC & WPLJINew York, KABC & KLOSILos Angeles, WLS-AM & FM/Chicago, KGO/San Francisco, WJR & WHYTIDetroit, WMAL &

WROX/Washington, WBAP & KSCSi- Dallas-Ft. Worth, KQRS-AM & FMI Minneapolis -St. Paul, WKHX-AM & FM/Atlanta, and WPRO-AM & FMI Providence. FREQUENCY: 1600 kHz; 107.5 MHz POWER: 5kw; 100kw at 1198 feet FORMAT: CHR BROKER: Richard A. Foreman Asso- ciates

Adams Asset Surrender PRICE: No cash consideration TERMS: Surrender of assets to secured creditor for no cash consideration to settle litigation. The seller is being relieved of liability for outstanding loans due to the buyer. While the total amount of those loans was not disclosed in the FCC transfer application, industry financial sources peg their value at approximately $17 million. The parties also agree to settle litigation now pending in the Supreme Court of the State of New York. This transaction also includes surrender of W WAY TVIW ilmington. BUYER: CLG Media, a subsidiary of Chrysler Capital Corp. CLG is headed by Chairman William Bishop of Green- wich, CT and President Leon Melazzo

of Trumbull, CT. Phone: (203) 975-3200 SELLER: Sterling Broadcast Group Inc., an affiliate of Adams Communi- cations Corp., headed by Stephen Adams. His other broadcast interests include KOOL-AM & FM/Phoenix, KCBQ-AM & FMISan Diego, KEZK-AM & FM/St. Louis, WLAV-AM & FMI Grand Rapids, KLUP & KISS/San An- tonio, WAQS-AM & FM/Charlotte, and three TV stations in Michigan and Ten- nessee.

KHIHIDenver FREQUENCY: 94.7 MHz POWER: 100kw at 984 feet FORMAT: NAC

KZOK-AM & FM/Seattle FREQUENCY: 1590 kHz;102.5 MHz POWER: 5kw; 100kw at 1 170 feet FORMAT: Classic Rock

Group Deal .

Crain Stations PRICE: No cash consideration TERMS: Transfer of stations pursuant to court order in divorce action BUYER: Albert Crain of Columbia, TN. He also owns KAIR/Crane, TX; KWTAI Electra, TX; and WLVVIMobile. Phone: (601) 393-8027 SELLER: Lois Crain of Byhalia, MS. She's also in the process of selling WAVN/Southaven, MS. Phone: (601) 895-6483

WHLE (FM CP)/Byhalia, MS FREQUENCY: 94.9 MHz POWER: 3kw at 236 feet

KGRW (FM CP)/Friona, TX FREQUENCY: 95.1 MHz POWER: 3kw at 300 feet

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amount of $39,800 BUYER: M. Augustus Corporation Inc., dba Augustus Broadcasting Net- work, owned by Wilfred Augustus of La Marque, TX. Phone: (409) 938-7564 SELLER: Ashley Davis Jr. of Defuniak Springs, FL. He also owns WZEPIDe- funiak Springs and WCNU/Crestview, FL. Phone: (904) 892-4038 FREQUENCY: 1400 kHz POWER: 1 kw FORMAT: News/Talk

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WIDO/Eutaw PRICE: $160,000 TERMS: Asset sale for $80,000 cash and five-year promissory note for $80,000 at 10% annual interest. The note is payable in 60 consecutive monthly installments of $1670, beginning four months from closing. The buyer is an African -American, so an

FCC tax certificate is an additional consideration. The parties have executed a

time brokerage agreement for morning drive hours on the station until the sale is closed. The buyer will pay to the seller 40% weekly of all collections for advertising time sold. BUYER: Jim Lawson Communica- tions Inc., owned by James Lawson of Forestdale, AL. Phone: (205) 791-1296 SELLER: Grantell Broadcasting Com- pany, owned by William Grant of York, AL. He also owns WYLS &

WSLY/York. Phone: (205) 392-5234 FREQUENCY: 104.3 MHz POWER: 3kw at 300 feet FORMAT: Urban

WAVHIMobi)e PRICE: No cash consideration TERMS: Transfer of control to new beneficial trustee BUYER: Lee Shubert of Columbia, MD. Phone: (202) 331-0606 SELLER: Lee Mitchell, trustee for At - mor Properties Inc., an affiliate of AT&T Commercial Finance. Phone: (312) 853-7539 FREQUENCY: 96.1 MHz POWER: 100kw at 1342 feet FORMAT: Gold

Arkansas FM CP/Marked Tree PRICE: $10,000 TERMS: Asset sale for $2000 cash and five-year promissory note for $8000 at 4.5% interest BUYER: B&H Broadcasting Co., owned by Earl Hodges and O.L. Bayless of Jonesboro, AR. The company also owns KXRC/Clarendon, AR and an FM CP at Gosnell, AR. Phone: (501) 932-0215 SELLER: Marked Tree Media Partner- ship, headed by John Allen and Don Nicholas. Phone: (501) 886-6168 FREQUENCY: 98.7 MHz POWER: 3kw at 328 feet

Géórdia WGFS/Covington PRICE: $10,000 TERMS: Stock sale for assignment of li- abilities BUYER: Radio Covington Inc., to be

TRANSACTIONS AT A GLANCE

1992 Deals To Date: $782,162,185

(Last Year: $ 462, 673, 223)

Total Stations Traded This Year: 816 (Last Year: 687)

This Week's Action: $13,714,305 (Last Year: $ 5,882,214) -

Total Stations Traded This Week: 40 (Last Year: 15)

Deal Of The Week: KRXY-AM & FM/Denver $6 million

(approximate)

Adams asset surrender No cash consideration KHIHIDenver KZOK-AM & FM/Seattle

Crain Stations No cash consideration WHLE (FM CP)/Byhalie, MS

KGRW (FM CP)/Friona, TX WTCG/Andalusia, AL $39,800 WIDO/Eutaw, AL $160,000 WAVHIMoblie, AL No cash consideration

FM CP/Marked Tree, AR $10,000 WGFSICovington, GA $10,000 WBHB/Fitzgerald, GA $20,000 WMGA/Moultrie, GA $9000 WHTB/Fall River, MA $75,000 WMINIMaplewood (Minneapolis) $1.5 million WXLS-AM & FM/Biloxi-Gulfport, MS $50,000 WZFL-AM & FM/Centerville, MS $1000 KZKX/Lincoln, NE $2.85 million KDEF & KUCU/Albuquerque-Armijo $1 million KZKL-AM & FMIAlbuquerque-Rio Rancho $600,000 KWQQ (FM CP)IHatch, NM $50,000 WEIF (FM CP)IUtica, NY No cash consideration for 46% WTOO/Asheville, NC $295,000 KRIQ/Nowata, OK $10 for majority control WWCC & WDNHIHonesdale, PA $38,000 for 25% WZZVIOlyphant (Scranton), PA No cash consideration WTSWIWilkes-Barre $77,000 WAIMIAnderson, SC $80,000 WGSW/Greenwood, SC $99,000 WYYRISpartanburg, SC $92,500 for majority control KSSTISulphur Springs, TX $649,275 KSOP-AM & FM/Salt Lake City $8720 for 51% WANV (AM)IWaynesboro, VA No cash consideration

owned equally by Dr. James Charles Elder and G. Christopher Elder SELLER: Douglas Sutton is selling his entire one-third ownership of licensee Radio Covington Inc.

FREQUENCY: 1430 kHz POWER: 5kw day/250 watts night FORMAT: AC

COMMENT: This station was sold for $200,000 in 1989.

WBHB/Fitzgerald PRICE: $20,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Harper Broadcasting Inc., owned by Harold Harper of Tifton, GA and Ray and Evelyn Mercer of Ash - turn, GA. They also own WKAA/Ocil- la, GA. Phone: (912) 468-9898 SELLER: Willdenway Broadcasting Inc., headed by Charles Ridgeway. Phone: (912) 423-2077 FREQUENCY: 1240 kHz POWER: 1kw day/250 watts night FORMAT: Gold

WMGA/Moultrie PRICE: $9000 TERMS: Stock sale for assignment of li- abilities BUYER: Radio Moultrie Inc., to be

owned equally by Dr. James Charles Elder and G. Christopher Elder SELLER: Douglas Sutton is selling his entire one-third ownership of licensee Radio Covington Inc. FREQUENCY: 580 kHz POWER: 900 watts day/250 watts night FORMAT: AC

COMMENT: This station was sold in

1986 for $400,000.

Massechuers WHTB/Fall River PRICE: $75,000 TERMS: Stock sale for promissory notes BUYER: Stephen Karam of Brookline, MA. Phone: (617) 734-8552 SELLER: SNE Broadcasting Inc., owned by James and Robert Karam of Fall River. The Karams recently announced plans to buy WSAR/Fall River. Phone: (508) 677-0505 FREQUENCY: 1400 kHz POWER: 1kw FORMAT: News/Talk. The buyer plans a Portuguese -language format.

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Minnesota

WMINIMaplewood (Minneapolis) PRICE: $1.5 million TERMS: Asset sale BUYER: Central Baptist Theological Seminary of Minneapolis, headed by Dennis Whitehead. The seminary is in

the process of selling WCTSIMinneap- oils for $10 million. SELLER: Voyageur Broadcasting Co., headed by Greg Borden FREQUENCY: 1030 kHz POWER: 50kw day/1kw night FORMAT: Nostalgia BROKER: Kalil & Co.

iso pp,_ WXLS-AM & FMI Biloxi -Gulfport PRICE: $50,000 TERMS: A secured creditor is purchas- ing the combo's assets for cash. This transaction is subject to approval by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court. BUYER: LES Radio Corp., owned by Lawrence Steeleman of Biloxi. Phone: (800) 476-4639 SELLER: KZ Radio L.P., headed by Morgan Bohanon. Phone: (601) 388- 1490 FREQUENCY: 107.1 MHz POWER: 1490 kHz; 2.8kw at 393 feet FORMAT: Travel Information; AC

WZFL-AM & FM/Centerville PRICE: $1000 TERMS: The AM assets are being donated as a gift to a non-profit organization. The FM assets are being sold to the same organization for $1000 cash. BUYER: Port Allen Educational Broadcasting Foundation, headed by Willie and Arlene Kennedy of Port Allen, LA and John Graves of Bay City, TX. The group also owns KPAEIErwin- ville, LA. Phone: (504) 627-4578 SELLER: Radio Reading Services Corp., headed by President David Har- ris. Phone: (615) 239-6464

FREQUENCY: 1580 kHz; 104.9 MHz POWER: 250 -watt daytimer; 3kw at 300 feet FORMAT: Urban; Country COMMENT: The buyer plans to simulcast 100% of the programming of KPAE/Erwinville, LA, located about 45 miles southwest of Centerville. The buyer is asking the FCC to waive the main studio rule to permit this acquisition on the grounds that the Centerville area is poor and cannot financially support radio stations.

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KZKXILincoln PRICE: $2.85 miilion TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: C.T. "Terry" Robinson of Colorado Springs. He's the former Co - Chairman of the Unistar Radio Net- works. Robinson owns KVOR & KSPZI Colorado Springs. He recently announced plans to purchase KTCR &

KOTYITri-Cities, WA and KEYF-AM &

FM/Spokane. SELLER: KZKX Inc., a subsidiary of Sherman Broadcasting Corp., which is headed by President Jay Meyers FREQUENCY: 96.6 MHz POWER: 100kw at 580 feet FORMAT: Country BROKER: Elliot Evers of Media Ven- ture Partners

xlco KDEF & KUCUI Albuquerque-Armijo PRICE: $1 million TERMS: Asset sale. Pending FCC approval of dual ownership, both parties have entered into a local marketing agreement. BUYER: Braiker Broadcasting, an Al- buquerque -based company headed by President Ivan Braiker. The company owns KOLT/Santa Fe -Albuquerque. SELLER: Chapman Children's Trust, principally owned by the George Chapman Trust and the A.C. Smith Trust. FREQUENCY: 1150 kHz; 107.1 MHz POWER: 5kw day/500 watts night; 50kw at 304 feet FORMAT: Spanish; Country BROKER: Kalil á Co.

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KZKL-AM & FMI Albuquerque -Rio Rancho PRICE: $600,000 TERMS: Asset sale for $300,000 cash and two-year promissory note for $300,000 at 9% annual interest BUYER: Territorial Communications Inc., owned by Martin Balk of El Paso and several members of the Balk family; Broadcast Trust, headed by Caro- lyn Munoz and Marian Rich; Robert Goldfarb of El Paso; John Dunn of Evansville, IL; and Carl Skibell of Dal- las. Dunn owns KVIT & KSETIEI Paso. Phone: (915) 584-9666

SELLER: KOOL Broadcasting Part- ners Ltd., headed by John Frank- houser of Dallas. He's a radio financier with Star Media Group. Phone: (505) 242-0626 FREQUENCY: 1580 kHz; 101.7 MHz POWER: 10kw day/40 watts night; 3kw at 98 feet FORMAT: Gold

KWOO (FM CP)IHatch PRICE: $50,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: John Daniels of Las Cruces, NM. Phone: (505) 521-4142 SELLER: Turquesa Corporation, headed by President Robert Kimmell. Phone: (505) 744-5256 FREQUENCY: 101.1 MHz POWER: 100kw at 1687 meters BROKER: Baugh & Associates

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WEIF (FM CP)IUtica PRICE: No cash consideration for 46% TERMS: Involuntary assignment of li-

cense and transfer of stock pursuant to court order settling stockholder litigation BUYER: Clara Crocco will assume majority control of the station. SELLER: Nelson Soggs is divesting his 46% stake in the licensee, Crocco- Soggs Broadcasting Inc. FREQUENCY: 100.7 MHz POWER: 668 watts at 661 feet

9 North Garólina WTOOIAsheville PRICE: $295,000 TERMS: Asset sale for $50,000 cash and 12 -year promissory note for $245,000 at 8% annual interest, payable in 144 equal monthly installments BUYER: Anchor Baptist Broadcasting Association, headed by Pastor Randy Barton. The group also owns WGCRI Pisgah Forest, NC. Phone: (704) 884-9427 SELLER: Asheville Broadcasting Corp., headed by George Buck of New Orleans. He also owns WNAPI Norristown, PA; WOLS/Florence, SC; WHVNICharlotte; WAVO/Rock Hill, SC; WEAMIColumbus, GA; WYZEIAI- lanta; WMGYIMontgomery, AL; KURB-AM & FMILIttle Rock; WZOO & WKXU/Portage, PA; WTIXINew Or- leans; WKXCIAIken, SC; WRIPILake City, SC; and WAMEIStatesville, NC. Phone: (504) 523-2628 FREQUENCY: 1380 kHz POWER: 5kw day/1 kw night FORMAT: Religion

Oklahoma.

KRIGINowata PRICE: $10 for majority control TERMS: Asset sale for $10 "and other good and valuable consideration," the value of which has not been disclosed

BUYER: Homer Hillis and Bruce Campbell SELLER: Gene and Kyle Sheets are selling their collective 50% stake in licensee KBGH Radio Group. FREQUENCY: 94.3 MHz POWER: 3.5kw at 433 feet FORMAT: This station is dark.

Pennsylvañia WWCC & WDNHIHonesdale PRICE: $38,000 for 25% TERMS: Stock sale for cash BUYER: John Duda is increasing his ownership in the station from 25% to 50%. SELLER: Theresa VanOrden of Honesdale, PA is selling her 25% stake in licensee WDNH Broadcasting Corp. FREQUENCY: 1590 kHz; 95.3 MHz POWER: 2.5kw daytimer; 3kw at 256 feet FORMAT: Country; AC

WZZVIOlyphant (Scranton) PRICE: No cash consideration TERMS: Transfer of station for no cash consideration from limited partner to corporation as part of a reorganization of the legal structure of the licensee BUYER: Monroe & Delaware Holdings Inc., owned 80% by Robert Cordero of Dunsmore, PA and 20% by Joseph Romano of Brooklyn, NY. Cordero also owns WZZCIBenton, PA. SELLER: Northeast Radionet L.P., owned by Robert Cordero FREQUENCY: 95.7 MHz POWER: 300 watts at 1010 feet FORMAT: Classic Rock

WTSWIWiIkes-Barre PRICE: $77,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: LB Radio Corp., owned by Douglas Lane of Clarks Summit, PA. He owns WICK & WWDL/Scranton, PA. Phone: (717) 344-1221 SELLER: Source Communications Inc., owned by James Blumer Jr. and Michael Kelly. The company also owns WTSSIScranton. Phone: (717) 963-1499 FREQUENCY: 1340 kHz POWER: 1kw FORMAT: This station has been dark since May 1992. COMMENT: The buyer is requesting FCC permission to operate the station as a simulcast satellite station of WICK/Scranton. The signals of the two AM stations do not overlap because of rough terrain and low ground conduc- tivity in the area.

South Carolina WAIMIAnderson PRICE: $80,000 TERMS: Asset sale for rash BUYER: Palmetto Broadcasting Co. Inc., owned by Brenda Woodson of Williamston, SC. Phone: (803) 226- 1511 SELLER: ABS Greenville Partners L.P., headed by Kenneth Brown. The firm also owns WKHKIColonial Heights, VA and WRONIToledo. Phone: (804) 270-9600 FREQUENCY: 1230 kHz POWER: 1kw FORMAT: Country

WGSWIGreenwood PRICE: $99,000 TERMS: Asset sale for $90,000; terms include $5000 cash and five- year promissory note for $85,000 at 7% annual interest. The note is payable in $500 monthly installments, with

a balloon payment due in July 1997. The seller has the option at the end of five years to retain a 20% equity interest in the buyer's company. As additional consideration, the buyer also agrees to lease a transmitter site for $250 monthly over three years. BUYER: Morradio Inc., owned by Ron- ald Moore of Cross Hill, SC and his mother, Wilma Moore of West Colum- bia, SC. Phone: (803) 942-0999 SELLER: WGSW Inc., owned by Alex Kinlaw Jr. of Greenwood. Phone: (803) 223-5163 FREQUENCY: 1350 kHz POWER: 1kw day/85 watts night FORMAT: Urban COMMENT: The buyer has requested WLMA as its new call sign.

WYYRISpartanburg PRICE: $92,500 for majority control TERMS: Stock sale for $12,500 cash and release from liability for debts ex- ceeding $80,000 BUYER: Tom Lewis of Spartanburg is increasing his ownership to 90% of the licensee. SELLER: Charles Brooks is selling his entire 60% ownership of licensee As- sociated Broadcasting Corp., and Bobby Dean II is reducing his holdings from 20% to 5%. Phone: (803) 573- 1400 FREQUENCY: 1400 kHz POWER: 1 kw FORMAT: Gold

Texas KSSTISulphur Springs PRICE: $649,275 TERMS: Stock sale for cash BUYER: William Bradford Jr. of Sul- phur Springs. He has been directing programming at the station for over 40 years. Phone: (903) 885-3111 SELLER: Hazel Day, John Kimzey, Karolyn Beall, Ann Pogue, Amy Per- ry, Allison Terry, Charline Smith, Kimzey Trust, and the estates of Willi- am and Marie Edwards are selling their interests in the licensee, Hopkins County Broadcasting Co. Phone: (903) 885-3111 FREQUENCY: 1230 kHz POWER: 1kw FORMAT: Country

;º, Utah KSOP-AM & FM/Salt Lake City PRICE: $8720 for 51% TERMS: Stock sale for cash BUYER: A shareholders group headed by Don and Greg Hilton, the seller's sons. SELLER: Merlin Hilton of Sandy, UT is selling his majority stake in KSOP Inc. Phone: (801) 972-1043 FREQUENCY: 1370 kHz; 104.3 MHz POWER: 5kw; 25kw at 3650 feet FORMAT: Country

É . Virginia. WANV (AM)IWaynesboro PRICE: No cash consideration TERMS: Stock transfer to settle estate of deceased station owner BUYER: Jonathan Rogers of Roan- oke, VA is acquiring a 51% stake in the licensee, WANV Inc., and his mother, Teresa Rogers of Waynesboro, is acquiring a 49% stake. SELLER: The estate of M. Robert Rogers, administered by ..onathan Rogers. The estate also owns 50% of WANV-FM/Staunton, VA. FREQUENCY: 970 kHz POWER: 5kw day/1 kw night FORMAT: Country

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Holloway OM At EXECUTIVE ACTION WMAG & WNEU

Veteran programmer Chuck Holloway has joined AC WMAG/ Greensboro and crosstown Country LMA partner WNEU as OM. He succeeds Paul Johnson, who recently joined WTQR/Greensboro in a special projects capacity.

"[WMAG parent] Voyager Com- munications is a great company, and WMAG's been a quality station since it signed on," Holloway told R&R. "WMAG's well -focused and our research says we're delivering a quality product. We have great resources and incredible talent."

"I'm also excited to build the bright new brand of Country on [Speedo Print -owned] WNEU. It's fun to have two FMs in the same market to play with."

Holloway spent 14 years at CHR WKZL/Greensboro, where his most recent position was Station Manager/PD. He previously was MD at WROV/Roanoke.

Devlin President/Exec. Director For Radio Nets Rick Devlin

has been named President/Exec. Director of the Radio Network Association. He ,

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"Bud" Heck.

"Rick's 25 -plus years of experience in the radio industry make him the ideal choice for this position," said RNA Chairman Bob Kipperman, VP/ GM of CBS Radio Networks.

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Devlin assumes the RNA post at a time when network radio rev-

enues are in a decline. "One of my main assignments is to determine why that is happenng and dramatically turn that around," he told R&R. He added, "There is a trend now developing where network radio is turning around."

In his new job, Devlin said he will work to increase awareness of network radio, in particular targeting major advertisers who aren't using the radio nets. "Mr' main goal is to increase the total I revenues] of network advertising as a medium."

Devlin left group owner D&F Broadcasting, where he had been President, at the beginning of this

NEW CALLS WZRX

Indy's 'Fox' Drops Classics

For `Solid Rock' Approach Yet another Classic Rock station

has abandoned the format and gone AOR. Last Friday (8/21), WFXF (The Fox)/Indianapolis changed to "Solid Rock 103FM" as WRZX. GM Beau Phillips and PD Scott Jameson remain in place at the Win Communications outlet.

Phillips outlined the reason for the switch: "Like any great AOR that's threatened by a Classic Rock station, [crosstown AOR WFBQ ] moved over and sat on us, and it really stunted our growth. We did

For The Record Last week's story about Infinity

Broadcasting (R&R 8/21) referred to a report that said the company was about to purchase WFIUPhila- deiphia. The station should have

been identified as WIPIPhiladel- phia.

everything we could, but it wasn't enough. We decided if 'FBQ wants the Classic Rock position that bad- ly, we'll let them have it."

Jameson felt a change was needed because "we simply [couldn't] ignore the huge number of mainstream rock listeners currently without a station to serve them. WRZX will combine a street atti- tude with the finest rock tracks from the past 15 years, along with a dedication to today's best rock."

The format change came exactly two years after the station moved to Classic Rock from AC.

Concurrent with the change, 'RZX has hired WNOR/Norfolk MD Heide Hess as APD/MD/middays and moved Production Direc- tor Sam Cornette to nights. Tim Cramer from WFIiV/Jacksonville replaces Cornette. exiting are personalities Craig Kilpatrick, Roger Knight. and Darla loop.

year. He'd previously held executive positions at ABC Talkradio and three New York stations: WOR, WXLO (now WRKS), and WPIJ.

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WQMG/Greensboro

Taps Foxx As OM/PD

KKDA (K104)/ Dallas middayer ,

Terry Foxx has left the station to join WQMG/ Greensboro as OM/PD. Foxx replaces Sam Weaver, who exits.

"What sold us on Terry was his enthusiasm and his ideas on how to help the radio station win," said WQMG GM Pete Brown. "Terry has a cefinitive game plan and enough energy for four people."

Foxx told R&R, "We're going to return WQMG to its rightful spot as the most -listened -to station in Greensboro. I'm excited to have the opportunity to work at the station. They've got a great management team."

Foxx's resume includes on -air positions at WPIJ/New York, KSFM (FM102)/Sacramento, WB.IW (now WOMX)/t)rlando, and KZFM/Corpus Christi, TX.

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WTAE/Pittsburgh and WBEN-1M & FM/Buffalo.

Concurrently, Ken Gioia will join the station as National Sales Man- ager. He had been VP/Sales Man- ager for Eastman Radio in St. Lou- is.

Doherty New VP At Epic

Ged Doherty has been named VP/International

Marketing at Epic, where he will help develop world-

wide marketing campaigns on behalf of label artists.

'The international marketplace represents enor-

mous growth potential for Epic, and Ged's role will be

to work closely with our domestic and international

companies to develop and market our artists

globally," said Epic President Dave Glew.

Doherty had been the head of Renegade Artists Management, a company he founded in 1981. Among the artists he represented were Paul Young and Alison Moyet.

Hochwald, Bailey Promoted In Charisma A&R Department

4t Charisma, Peri Hochwald has been promoted to Director/A&R, East

Coast and Keith Bailey has

been upped to Director/ A&R, West Coast.

Hochwald, based in New York, joined the label two years ago and had risen to Manager/A&R. Bailey, bas-

ed in Beverly Hills, came to Charsma last year and had been Associate Director/ A&R West Coast.

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Williams Upped To GSM At WRRK

Anita Williams has been upped to GSM at WRRK/Pittsburgh. She joined the Benns AOR earlier this year as Senior Account Executive.

"Anita has a terrific reputation in this market and will be a strong mana- gerial force for both our established account executives as well as our new AEs,' remarked WRRK Assistant GM Paige Beal.

Frior to WRRK, Williams spent eight years in sales and management in

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16RsR August 28,1992 NEWSBREAKERS

FORMAT CHANGE

WZRH/N.O.

Sets New

Management WZRH/New Orleans has re-

vamped its management team, naming Buddy Birch GM, Brad Erickson GSM, and Kenny Vest PD. The Howes Broadcasting station has temporarily shifted from AOR to Classic Rock and is running jockless in anticipation of a format change next week.

Although Birch declined to reveal WZRH's new direction, R&R has learned it will be New Rock.

Birch is a veteran New Orleans radio manager who most recently worked at a local production company. Erickson rejoins 'ZRH after a stint running his own advertising agency. Vest is being upped from MD. Also coming on board are APD Scott Fox (who returns to WZRH from crosstown WQUE) and MI) Christian Unruh (a local attorney). Exiting are GM Bobby Martinez and PD Bobby Reno.

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!it At a recent Capitol Records event, Poison frontman Bret Michaels (I) joined guitar legend Les Paul (r) and Capitol -EMI Music President/CEO Joe Smith for a photo opportunity.

All -Star Cast

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Bonnie Raitt and Jackson Browne joined Crosby, Stills & Nash and opening act Marc Cohn on stage during a Universal Amphitheatre performance. Posing in L.A. are (l -r) Graham Nash, Raitt, Cohn, David Crosby, and Browne.

Who's That Girl?

MCA Records has signed Donna deLory - formerly a backup singer on Madonna's "Who's That Girl" and "Blond Am- bition" tours - to an exclusive contract. Her debut album is slated for release this fall. Celebrating the occasion are (I -r) Exec. VP/A&R Paul Atkinson, deLory's attorney Gary Gilbert, Chairman Al Teller, deLory, President Richard Palmese, artist manager Louis Levin, and Director/A&R Paul Kremen.

Sweet Home Tennessee

l Billy Ray Cyrus and Little Steven visited Lynyrd Skynyrd '92 while the band was recording its forthcoming Atlantic album, due early next year. Taking a break at Nashville's Emerald Sound Studios are (seated, l -r) band member Johnny Van Zant, producer Barry Beckett, and Cyrus; (standing, 1-r) co- manager Charlie Brusco, band member Gary Rossington, and Little Steven.

UPDATE

Parr Upped To Mercury VP

Howard Paar has been promoted from Senior Di- rector to VP/Media & Artist Relations, West Coast for Mercury. He will continue to initiate press campaigns for the label.

Mercury VP/Media & Artist Relations Dawn Bridges said, "Howard is my partner on the West Coast. He has a great relationship with our artists and the media."

Paar joined Mercury in 1989 as National Direc- tor/Publicity, West Coast. Before joining the label, he was VP at Norman Winter Associates. Paar

Millman Heads Giant Publicity David Millman has been named to head publicity

for Giant. In this new position, he will be responsible for the creation and direction of the label's publicity department.

"David's experience and approach to publicity give him the depth to creatively and effectively work for [us]," said Giant President Charlie Minor.

Millman had been National Director/Publicity for IRS and had served as West Coast publicist for Poly - Gram. He began his industry career in 1984 as CBS

Millman Records' L.A. college rep.

Shamess, Hauseman Join Arista Nancy Shamess has

joined Arista as West Coast Regional Director/Sales. She will be the label's liaison between the sales department, distributor BMG, and retail, in a sales and marketing capacity.

"I'm pleased to have someone with Nancy's street expertise to market Arista product. She is well respected by the entire Shamess Hauseman West Coast retail community," commented Jim Chiado, Arista VP/Sales & Distribution.

Shamess had been National Accounts Director for IRS. Concurrently, Patricia Hauseman comes to Arista as Manager of

Alternative Marketing. She will be working directly with BMG and independent retailers in the marketing of new and alternative bands.

Hauseman had been Atlantic's East Coast Manager of Alternative Marketing.

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They Might Be Backstage

Elektra execs congratulated They Might Be Giants after the group's recent performance at L.A.'s Wiltern Theatre. Ex- changing kudos are (I -r) Alternative Promotion Director Coleen Reidenbach, Sr. VP/A&R Joe Wissert, National CHR Promotion Director Jon McHugh, band member John Flansburgh, VP/A&R Sue Drew, band member John Linnell, and Regional Marketing Manager Cory Connery.

NEWSBREAKERS® August 28,1992 Ra R 17

Radio ROGER NELSON joins KXRO &

KDUX/Aberdeen, WA as GM. He exits KOMO & KOMO-TV/Seattle, where he

served as a news anchor/reporter.

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cently held a similar post at crosstown KKRD.

STEVE KOTCH has been tapped as

New Jersey Sales Manager at WYNY/

New York. Prior to his appointment, he

served as Sr. AE at WMGQ/New

Brunswick, NJ.

SYNTHIA BRYANT segues to Direc-

tor/Community Relations at WWJ &

WJOI/Southfield, MI. She previously was WWJ's afternoon news anchor.

Records DOUG MARK has been appointed

Head/Business Affairs at Giant Rec-

ords. He formerly was a partner at the

law firm of Schwartz & Mark.

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WILLIAM HALL joins Portland, OR - based BFE Records as VP/GM. The 16 -year industry veteran most recently was a Sr. Executive at Sight & Sound Distributing Inc.

ADRIAN MILLER becomes Director/ Rap Music, A&R at Immortal Records.

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Miller Croker

SONIA CROKER shifts to A&M Rec-

ords' Urban Division as National Direc- tor/Communications. She previously served as National Publicity Manager at

Verve Records.

B. BRIAN MARTIN and ANDREA

KRAMER have formed Manic Records.

The new label can be reached at 56

Coffey St., Suite 12, Boston, MA

02122; (800) 522-6264.

National Radio

RICHARD JOHNSON has been pro-

moted from news correspondent to

White House news correspondent at

Unistar Radio Networks. Concurrently,

JOHN STEMPIN segues from parttime

sports reporter/producer to fulltime

sports correspondent. In other news,

the network will present "Vince Gill &

Friends," a three -hoer Country Six

Pack Special set to air September 5-7.

Rounding out the network's Labor Day

weekend slate are the three-hour "Dick

Clark's Summer Memories" and the

90 -minute "The Best Of Sixties Leg-

ends"; (212) 373-4977.

AMERICAN PUBLIC RADIO will

broadcast "Carlos Santana: Music For

Life" as a two-hour Labor Day special.

The show is the first of six "The Music

Makers" programs; (612) 338-5000.

WFMT FINE ARTS NETWORK - the production and distribution arm of

WFMT/Chicago - has renewed its

agreement with the Chicago Sym-

phony Orchestra and Amoco Corp. to

syndicate the 52 -week CSO concert

series; (312) 565-5008.

ALL STAR RADIO is offering "Polka Monster," a contest wherein listeners can identify hit songs disguised as pol-

kas. The CDs are available for CHA, AC, AOR, and Classic Rock formats;

1818) 766-6447.

CHRONrQ E

Marriages

A&M artist Sting to actress/ television producer Trudle Styler, August 20.

WENSIIndlanapolis producer/morning sidekick Don

Carson to Heather Kitsu, Aug-

ust 22.

Births

Razor & Tie Music co- founder Craig Balsam, wife Jo- di, daughter Molly Edyth, July 30.

WMMZIOcala-Gainesville, FL midday personality John Torrey, wife Sue, daughter Sarah Whitney, August 5.

Arista Art Dir. Elise Marshall Keogh, husband Doug, son Sam, August 10.

Talent Developers President Cynde Slater, husband KUPD Sr. Acct. Rep. Mike Goldman,, daughter Emily Michelle, Aug- ust 14.

Nirvana lead singer Kurt Co- bain , wife Hole lead singer Courtney Love, daughter Frances Bean, August 18.

KKLDITucson evening personality Steve Hart, wife Aleida, son Richard Nadhan, August 19.

MCA Dir./Nat'l Promo Pat Martine, wife MCA Exec. Asst. Talitha Embry, laughter Re - nata Rose, August 20,

KROOILos Angeles GM Trip Reeb, wife Music Forecasting President Jody Renk Reeb, daughter Madison Suzanne, August 21.

KCDOIMidland-Odessa, TX PD Brad Holcomb, wife Mary Ann, twin sons Austin Ryan and Justin Lee, August 21.

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Industry MICHAEL NICASSIO has been pro-

moted from VP/GSM to VP/Eastern Di-

vision at Eastman Radio's NY office. Assuming Nicassio's former post is

STEVEN MOSKOWITZ, who steps up

from VP/Stations.

GLENN CORNELIESS has been ele-

vated from VP/Manager to VP/North-

east Division at Katz Radio's NY office.

Meanwhile, ROBERT HALLER be-

comes Katz Radio Group's VP/Man-

ager, Agri -Marketing Services. He

moves up from Manager/Agri-Market-

ing Services.

KATHLEEN HOULIHAN and JOHN

KEEFER have been upped fron Sales

Managers to VP/Sales Managers at

Christal Radio's Chicago and San Fran-

cisco offices, respectively.

GAIL LEE DUNSON joins Traffic

Patrol Broadcasting Inc. as VP/Sales &

Marketing. She most recently worked

at KQLZ/Los Angeles and Metro Traffic

Control.

DEBBIE MARSHALL and DAVID

ROSENBERG have been named Direc-

tors/Operations at Metro Traff c Con-

trol's Columbus, OH and Buffalo of-

fices, respectively. Marshall previously served as Assistant Director/Opera-

tions at MTC's Cleveland branch, while

Rosenberg was an announcer/producer for MTC's New York bureau.

BOB LION - currently VP/Regional Executive at the Interep Radio Store - adds Director duties for the company's newly formed Interep Technology De-

partment. Rounding out the department's management team are Interep

Radio Store Manager/Information Sys-

tems JANE GREENFIELD, Interep Data

& Design President LOYD SENN, and

the company's PC Systems Manager

ZALINE SCOTT-McSHAN.

WAYNE MARTIN shifts to Creative Media Management as Sr. Broadcast Direct Marketing Consultant. He exits Eagle Marketing, where he served as

Regional Sales Manager.

STEPHEN DESSAU - Track Mar-

keting Associates Ltd. (TMA) founder - aids CEO duties at the newly form-

ed Track Marketing Co., a joint venture

between Warner Music Group Inc. and

TMA. The new venture will develop

and implement promotional programs

for corporate clients; (212) 541-5111.

B.ARBARA WARREN -PACE joins

Cliviles/Cole Music Enterprises as

Managing Director. She formerly was a

partner at 23 West Management.

ALISON SMITH has been promoted

from Director/Performing Rights to Sr.

Director/Performing Rights at BMI.

IDA LANGSAM steps up to Sr. VP at

public relations firm Middleberg Asso-

ciates. The 19 -year industry veteran al -

Changes Kim Smith shifts to KITS/Los Angeles

as AE.

Shirley Thom and Donna Dimof tap-

ped as Sales Consultant/New Business

Development and AE, respectively, at

KZOK-FMsSeattle. Deborah Shergalis, Michael

Stephen, and Daniel Zbel become

AEs at WRRK/Pittsburgh. Frank Martin assumes AE duties at

KUPL-AM & FM/Portland, OR.

Lynn Halterman joins WZPUIndian-

apolis as AE.

Steve Masters appointed AE at

KTSM-AM & FM/EI Paso.

Judith 3Iatt elevated to Associate

Director/F nance Planning & Adminis-

tration at Sony Music.

Ann Musselman rejoins Banner Ra-

dio's Dallas branch as AE.

Jolie de Sedas and Jennifer Guleff named AEs at Eastman Radio's Los An-

geles and Detroit offices, respectively. At Katz Radio: Mark Erwin (Chi-

cago), Karen Hecht (New York), and

Peter Kleiner (Philadelphia) promoted

to Sr. AEs; Ken Ossen (NY) and Dave

Weinand (Atlanta) tapped as AEs.

Kevin Stagg elevated to AE at Arbi-

tron's Radio Station Services. David Moro upped to Director/Inter-

national Administration at BMI.

so becomes head of the company's

newly formed Music Division. Concur-

rently, NANCY LEIGH has been tap-

ped as the division's Publicist.

TIM SWEENEY has been appointed

VP/GM at newly expanded Instinct En-

tertainment Corp. He has spent the

past 10 years working in promotion

and marketing.

ANDREW SEIDENFELD - previous-

ly Promotions Director for Shanachie

Entertainment Corp. - has formed No

Problem Productions. The indepen-

dent publicity firm is located at 570

Jersey Ave., Suite 2L, Jersey City, NJ

07302. The company can be phoned

at (201) 361-7743 until August 31.

VICTORIA CLARE - formerly Poly-

Gram/Island Music Publishing's VP/

Creative Dept. - has established A

Clare Entertainment Group. The 15 -

year industry veteran's new manage-

ment and consulting company can be

reached at P.O. Box 1587, Los An-

geles, CA 90066; (310) 822-2770.

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PROS ON THE LOOSE

Dave Allen - PD WKRQ/ Cincinnati (513) 683.2113

Freddie Colon - Nights WQHT (Hot 97)/New York (718) 966-4346

Mark Lyons - Evenings KIKK/Houston (713) 779- 9032

Greg O'Neill - Mornings KXEZ/Los Angeles (213) 960- 4769

Mike Ondayko - PD WTKX/ Pensacola, FL (904) 476- 8004

Mike Rivers - Nights WOWO/Ft. Wayne, IN (219) 436-0824

Rosalyn Shays - Weekends KBLX/San Francisco (510) 654-0174

Freddy Snakeskin - PD

MARS-FM/Los Angeles (213) 654-5029

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occasion are (l -r) manager Ramon Hervey, Mercury President Ed Eckstine, Williams, label Sr. VP/GM,

Marketing/Sales & Promotion Larry Stessel and Sr. VP/Sales Jeff Brody, former R&B Music Group Exec. VP/GM Tony

Anderson, and Mercury Sr. VP/Promotion David Leach.

18. August 28,1992 R&R OVERV/EW

MAN G M T Today's Workers Want More Leisure Time 'Work ethic' weakening; more benefits desired

Despite tough economic times, the so-called "leisure ethic" is gaining

strength. According to the NYC - based Roper Organization, only 30% of Americans consider work more important than leisure, down from 36% in 1989 (and 48% in 1975).

Americans now enjoy 39 leisure hours per week, up 1.8 hours per week from 1989. However, only 20% would use their spare time to learn job -related skills, down from 32% in 1975.

No Satisfaction These attitudes may stem from

decreased employee satisfaction. Only 36% of Americans say they're "completely satisfied" with the personal fulfillment achieved from work, down from 43% in 1973.

Meanwhile, only 32% recognize the societal importance of their jobs, a 10% drop from 1973. Slightly fewer (31% ) are happy with the hours they put in (down 15%), and only 22% are satisfied with their chances for advancement (down 7%).

What's more, only 31% think their work is interesting - 40% held the same view in the mid -70s.

E August 30 - 44th Annual

Primetime Emmy Awards. Civic Auditorium, Pasadena, CA.

September 9 - 1992 MTV Video Music Awards. UCLA Pauley Pavilion, Los Angeles.

September 9-12 - NAB Ra- dio Show. Convention Center, New Orleans.

September 23-26 - RTNDA 47th International Conference & Exhibition. Convention Center, San Antonio. September 30 - CMA Awards. Grand Ole Opry, Nash- ville.

October 19 - John Bayliss Foundation Dinner. Plaza Hotel, New York.

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"You've got the wrong office. I got off the last track 10 years ago."

This lack of interest may have contributed to some on-the-job day- dreaming: 36% fantasize about haling a better job, up 7% from 1989.

Family Stand Increased family values are also

contributing to the new leisure ethic. Although 43% of women now favor work, 53% would prefer to

1993

January 31 - XXVII Super Bowl. Rose Bowl, Pasadena. CA.

February 4-7 - RAB Manag- ing Sales Conference. Loews Anatole, Dallas. February 11-13 - Gavin Convention. Westin St. Francis Hotel, San Francisco.

February 24 - 35th Annual Grammy Awards. Great West- ern Forum, Los Angeles.

March 3-6 - 24th Country Radio Seminar. Opryland, Nash- ville. April 19-22 - 71st Annual NAB Convention. Convention Center, Las Vegas.

stay home to care for the house and family -a reversal of 1985 figures. Interestingly, 20% of men now would rather stay home, too.

Owing to these renewed family ideals, employees are seeking more attractive benefit packages. A majority (69%) think their employers should provide benefits that suit workers' individual needs (up 15% from 1981), while 60% want flexible hours (up 9% from '81).

Other desired benefits include daycare services (46%, up from 24% in 1981), job -sharing programs (37%, up from 26%), and paternity leaves (36%, up from 23%).

Time & Money However, more leisure time and

benefits usually mean less pay. With lower income, workers can't afford to spend their off -hours doing things they truly enjoy.

For instance, 40% of Americans "especially like" to go out for dinner or entertainment, but only 15% "often do." Furthermore, 30% like weekend getaways, but just 9% fre- quently travel.

Furthermore, although people want to work less, 46% still consider wealth a component of the "American Dream" - up from 39% in 1986.

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20. August 28,1992 R&R OVERVIEW

Power Brokers '92! In its annual roundup of Ameri- ca's "Power Brokers," M singles out the following media/music

moguls: David Geffen, EFM Media talkrneister Rush Limbaugh, West- wood One/CNN talk host Larry King, MCA/Nashville Exec. VP/ AMR Tony Brown, NPR correspondent Nina Totenberg, and Disney Chairman/CEO Michael Eisner.

Who's dropped off the chart since '91? Sony Music President Tommy Mottola, EMI Record Group Chairman/CEO Charles Koppelman, ex -Time Warner top- per Steve Ross, Perspective co - Presidents Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, Amy Grant, Madonna, and NWA.

Forbes Spotlights Sub Pop Forbes's "Starting Your Own

Business" column looks at the Se- attle -based Sub Pop label - one- time home of Nirvana, Soundgar- den, Mudhoney, et al. After starting as self -described "naive record collectors and music aficionados," label co-founder Jonathan Pone - man says he and partner Bruce Pavitt "ran for three and a half years with no capital, an incredible amount of enthusiasm, and a lot of love for music. Now I think we're a real company." Forbes claims the label is "still undercapitalized," despite royalties on all Nirvana record sales in excess of 2%.

. Country Quotables "Women have the same feelings

as men about these [romantic) things. Women make mistakes. Women cheat. If somebody tells me, 'I've got a great song for a female,' nine times out of 10 I don't even want to hear it" - Trisha Yearwood (Harper's Bazaar).

"The old stereotypes just don't apply anymore. Nowadays it has less to do with what you look like than what you're saying and how you say it" - Mary -Chapin Car- penter, pictured on the cover of People, talks about stretching Country's boundaries.

Female Trouble Vogue compares and contrasts

the funky divas of En Vogue with the tattooed amazons of L7.

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PASTAFARIAN - Talking about the role he'll play this fall on CBS - TV's "Love And War," KPWR/L.A. morning mouth Jay Thomas says, I never told Diane ¡English, the series's creator) that I cooked and seduced women over pasta - but I

did. If a guy cooks a gal dinner, he's going to be slept with, eventually" (People).

RUSH, RUSH - This caricature of Rush Limbaugh comes from the cover of the American Spectator, a minor right-wing journal. While the author spoke little with "conserva- tism's media superweapon" for his six -page story, he describes the EFM Media talk host's history, show, and place in society at loving length. "If Limbaugh had been a shoot off the liberal media stock, it's doubtful his audience would be so large," argues the author, who also opines, "Limbaugh opposes the ex- crescences of modernity by being excrescently modern - another irony."

Vocational Verbs "The semiotics of disc jockeys,"

are grist for the mill of Newsweek's "Buzzwords" feature this week. Now everybody knows what "hitting the post," "stepping on it," "burnt," "contest pigs," and "out of the box" mean.

Silicon Girl? Madonna is one of the eight per-

formers singled out by Movieline as "Most Unwanted" - the stars people can't stand on -screen.

Meanwhile, the Star, coining the term "Silicon Girl," notes Madon- na's looking "more voluptuous these days, and it doesn't come from her daily jogs around Central Park."

Splitsville, USA Spurred by the Woody Allen-Mia

Farrow brouhaha, Entertainment Weekly examines celebrity di- vorces. Among the shortest star marriages ever were the pairings of Cher & Gregg Allman, Carrie Fisher & Paul Simon, Janet Jack- son & James DeBarge, and Michelle Phillips & Dennis Hop- per.

When A Man Consoles A Woman

Nicollette Sheridan cried on Mi- chael Bolton's shoulder after breaking up with Harry Hamlin, but soon those "tears turned to kisses" (Star).

"Sharon Stone is infatuated with James Brown" (Star).

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

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TOP TEN SHOWS AUGUST 17.23

1 Movie (Sunday) ("2000 Malibu Road")

2 Roseanne 3 60 Minutes, 4 Cheers 5 Arresting Behavior 6 Step By Step 7 20120 8 Blossom 9 Murder, She Wrote

Murphy Brown Unsolved Mysteries (tie)

Source: Nielsen Media Research

All show tines are EDT/PDT unless otherwise noted; subtract one hour for CDT. Check listings for showings in the Mountain time zone. All listings subiect ro change.

Friday, 8128 Curtis Stigers, "The To-

night Show Starring Jay Leno" (NBC, 11:35pm).

Willie Nelson, Lindsey Buckingham, and Evangeline, "ABC In Concert" (check local listings).

Saturday, 8129 The Boys star in an hour-

long, self -titled pilot, portraying orphaned brothers adrift in Southern California (ABC, 8pm).

Sunday, 8130 KPWR/L.A. personality Jay

Thomas is slated to present an award on Fox's Emmy telecast (8p m).

Monday, 8131 Neal McCoy plays himself

and performs on NBC's "Santa Barbara" (check local listings).

Collin Raye, "Nashville Now" (TNN, 9pm EDT/6pm PDT).

Herb Alpert, "Jay Leno."

Tuesday, 911

Fu-Schnickens, "Jay Leno."

Neville Brothers, "Late Night With David Letterman" (NBC, 12:35am, Wednesday).

Wednesday, 912 Jon Secada, "Jay Leno."

Thursday, 913 Billy Ray Cyrus performs at

Ft. Lauderdale's Swap Shop on TNN's "On Stage" (10:30pm EDT/7:30pm PDT).

David Sanborn, "Jay Lend."

Del Amitri, "David Letter- man" (12:35am, Friday).

Out -Of -Home TV Viewing Studied

Since most TV ratings only tally at-home viewers, they ignore the 4% out -of -home

audience bonus that an average network broadcast attracts. Ac- cording to a recent study conducted by NYC -based Media Dy- namics, 60% of this out -of -home segment consists of college students, followed by people watching TV in hotels (22%) and bars (13%).

Analyzed by daypart and genre, the biggest beneficiaries of out -of - home TV viewing are prime -time sports (10% ) , early morning news/ talk programs (5%), late -night variety shows (5%), and daytime soaps (4.5%),

FILMS WEEKEND BOX OFFICE

AUGUST 21-23

1 Unforgiven (WB) $7.74 2 Single White $6.41

Female (Columbia) 3 Rapid Fire (Fox) $4.81 4 Death Becomes Her $3.80

(Universal) 5 Christopher $3.10

Columbus (WB) 6 A League Of Their $2.71

Own (Columbia) 7 3 Ninjas $2.56

(Buena Vista) 8 Raising Cain $1.85

(Universal) 9SisterAct $1.70

(Buena Vista) 10 Stay Tuned (WB) $1.67

All figures in millions Fist week It release

Source: Exhibitor Relations Co.

COMING ATTRACTIONS: This week's openers include "Honeymoon In Vegas," star-

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ring James Caan, Nicolas Cage, and Sarah Jessica Parker. The film's Epic Sound- trax LP showcases Elvis Pres- ley cover tunes, including Billy Joel's rendition of "All Shook Up" as well as tracks by John Mellencamp, Dwight Yoakam, Amy Grant, and others.

Also opening this week is "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me" - the "prequel" to the 1990 ABC-TV program created by David Lynch and Mark Frost - wherein Sheryl Lee, Kyle MacLachlan, Ray Wise, and others reprise their TV roles. Look for David Bowie and Chris Isaak in supporting roles as FBI agents. The film's Warner Bros. soundtrack features music composed by Angelo Badalamenti and lyrics written by Lynch, along with selections performed by co-star Julee Cruise, Jimmy Scott, and more.

NEW THIS WEEK ROGER WATERS: WHAT GOD WANTS (SMV) This 15 -minute compilation

features interview footage and the clip for "What God Wants, Part I." Jeff Beck also joins Waters for an exclusive performance video version of the single. THE BLACK SABBATH

STORY VOLUME ONE, 1970-1978 (Warner Reprise)

Ten songs, 60 minutes. Inter- view and clip collection features "Paranoid," "Children Of The Grave," "N.I.B.," and others, as well as footage from the BBC's "Top Of The Pops." l DON'T BUY KISSES

ANYMORE (Paramount) This feature film stars Charis-

ma recording artist Nia Peeples as a psychology student who falls in love with an overweight shoe salesman (Jason Alex- ander).

THE MAMBO KINGS (WB) This feature film starring Ar-

mand Assante, Antonio Ban- deras, and Cathy Moriarty spawned an Elektra soundtrack with cuts by Los Lobos, Linda Ronstadt, Tito Puente, and others.

WIDESPREAD PANIC: LIVE FROM THE GEORGIA THEATRE (Warner Reprise)

Shot on black -and -white film in Athens, GA, this 35 -minute performance video spotlights such songs as "Send Your Mind," "Mercy," "Make Sense To Me," and more. MARY JANE WILLIAMS:

EXERCISING WITH THE ANGEL (Warner Reprise) Hank Williams Jr, provides

the soundtrack to his wife s 45 -minute workout video with such songs as "Give A Damn,' "Angels Are Hard To Find," "If It

Will It Will," and others.

MUSIC &,.MOVIES' CURRENT

A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN (Columbia) Single: Now And Forever/Carole King Other Featured Artists: James Taylor, Billy Joel

MO' MONEY (Perspective/A&M) Single: Money Can't Buy You Love/Ralph Tresvant Other Featured Artists: Color Me Badd, Caron Wheeler, MC Lyte BOOMERANG (LaFace/Arista) Single: Give U My Heart/Babyface flToni Braxton Other Featured Artists: Shanice, Boyz II Men, PM Dawn BEBE'S KIDS (Capitol) Single: Tear It Up/Immature Other Featured Artists: Tone Loc, Arrested Development

CLASS ACT (GianUReprise) Single: I Wanna Love You/Jade Other Featured Artists: Monie Love, Kid 'N Play, Lisa Taylor

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HONEYMOON IN VEGAS (Epic Soundtrax) Single: All Shook Up/Billy Joel Other Featured Artists: Travis Tritt, Bono, Vince Gill TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME (WB) Featured Artists: Julee Cruise, Jimmy Scott HELLRAISER III (Victory/PLG) Featured Artists: the Soup Dragons, Material Issue, Tin Machine SINGLES (Epic Soundtrax) Single: Would/Alice In Chains Other Featured Artists: Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Smashing Pumpkins

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Top 10 Things Americans Do Every Morning

Each morning, 70% of Americans greet the day to the sound of an alarm

clock. But what happens after that?

The latest survey found that 60% of Americans make listening to radio part of their morning routine. This figure is 14% and 18% greater than the percentage who watch television or read newspapers, respectively.

Following are the Top 10 things Americans do in the morning:

Activity Percentage

1 Personal hygiene 2 Listen to radio 3 Make bed 4 Drink coffee 5 Make breakfast 6 Kiss spouse 7 Watch TV

8 Read newspaper 9 Exercise

10 Iron clothes

85% 60: 56 53: 52 49: 46 42 27 17:

Incidentally, having sex just missed the list, placing 11th.

Source: Krups North America Inc.

New Pitch For A New Pitcher

On September 14, Coors Brewing Co. will introduce "Zima" -a clear, carbon-

ated, naturally flavored alcoholic malt beverage - to test markets in Sacramento, Nashville, and Syra- cuse. The new drink targets 21- to 49 -year -old light beer, spritzer, and wine cooler drinkers.

Coors plans to back the product's launch with aggressive spending. Interestingly, the marketing campaign will attempt to differentiate Zima from other beverages by fo- cusing on what the drink isn't.

LIF S Unusual Music Marketing Efforts Target Baby Boomers

After climbing 14% in 1990,

sales of recorded music rose only 4 % last year to

$7.8 billion, according to RIAA figures. A recent Business Week article drew a correlation between these sliding sales and the far more radical plunge in the number of America's 15 -to 25 -year -olds -

Weight Lo$$

Big Busine$$ The industry catering to seri- ous dieters - including diet clinics, hospital programs,

diet medicines, and diet foods - racked up more than $8.4 billion worth of sales last year.

In 1991, receipts at commercial diet centers and hospital -based programs totalled $3.8 billion, a $0.2 billion increase from 1990's figures, but more than 11% off 1989's $4.3 billion mark.

Revenues from low -calorie foods (excluding drinks) inched up from $2 billion in 1990 to $2.2 billion last year, while diet book grosses held steady at $0.7 billion.

Diet Pills & Liquids

The fastest -growing segment of the market has been diet pills and liquids - their sales have soared 390% since 1989, up to $1.7 billion last year.

An estimated 50 million Ameri- cans begin diets each year, so the weight -loss industry will continue to be a sizable market. Plus, if you include products and services aim- ed at more casual dieters (health club fees, artificial sweeteners, and diet drinks, etc.), the industry's total take approaches a staggering $33 billion.

from 42 million a decade ago to 34

million this year. Meanwhile, the number of baby

boomers - who grew upon rock 'n' roll and are now entering their peak earning years - stands at 78

million. (The article defines baby boomers as those age 25-44.)

However, per -capita record sales among adults 25-34 and 35-44

total about one-third and two-thirds less, respectively, than the approximately $85 million spent by the 15-24 age group.

To reach these older demos, record companies have begun to em- ploy some unusual marketing techniques, a sampling of which follow:

Television Such cable channels as ESI'N,

the Arts & Entertainment Net- work, and VH-1 provide ready- made advertising outlets. (Inciden- tally, VH-1 viewership climbed from 42 million to 48 million homes over the last year, making it America's fastest -growing cable channel.)

What's more, the home -shopping channel QVC Shopping Network Inc. has sold more than 2000 of Capitol's Beatles collection. The 16 -CD sets sold for $200 each.

Transportation Capitol also attached music

flyers to NYC's Metro North railroad commuters' rail passes. In one month, passengers bought 900

of the label's CDs and cassettes. Meanwhile, Motown is talking to

the Ford Motor Co.. about putting sampler recordings of the Su- premes, the Temptations, and other artists into their new cars.

As part of its mission to repack- age Atlantic's back catalog, Rhino struck a deal with American Air- lines Inc. to play an Aretha Frank- lin set on its in-flight audio system. The airline's on -board magazine will advertise the set and offer CDs and tapes via an 800 number.

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Those Little Frustrations Of Everyday Life ..

is always the little things ... those everyday frustrations that unnerve you, derail your train of thought, and put you in a generally unpleasant mood. According to a recent survey of these daily irritations conducted by

the NYC -based Roper Organization, 50% of Americans say they're often or always put on hold when making a phone call - up 5% since 1986 (and 14% since '79).

Meanwhile, 50% say they're often treated politely by strangers. down from 57% six years ago.

Nearly three out of five (59%) routinely wait in line for service at

stores - down 9% from '86 - but only 42% say they often get a helpful salesperson at the store.

Fear, Tension & Depression While 14% of Americans claim to regularly find themselves in places

where they fear for their personal safety, up 5% since '86, the percentage who've been held up at knife or gunpoint has doubled since last year to 12%.

Since 1986, the number of people who report often feeling tension or nervousness has edged upward from 23% to 28%, and the percentage of those who often feel depressed has similarly increased (from 12%

to 17%).

Good Stuff There are a couple of positive things to report. A majority of Ameri-

cans say they get friendly (58%) or good (55%) service in restaurants. And ... despite the recession, the number of people who say

they 'e often running short of money has actually dropped a point since '86, to 39%.

Roasting Dr. Ruth: Safe Sex at the Plaza Media psychology pioneer Dr. Ruth Westheimer is the honored guest for the Seventh Annual Bayliss Media Roast. Mark your

calendar now to attend a delightfully stimulating evening with the Bayliss Bunch. Hundreds of the broadcast industry's most

influential and active owners, brokers, bankers and operating executives will be in attendance as celebrities

roast...(lam)baste...tenderize...season and generally whip into shape America's spiciest therapist.

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Dr. Ruth is the feisty, funny and provocative counselor who has stolen our hearts and warmed

our psyches through entertaining and informative over -the -air encounters. She is this year's

prescription for fun and fund raising. Net proceeds go to the Bayliss scholarship endowment.

Join us for a passionate evening with Dr. Ruth!

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Spector Inspection When Leon Redbone (I) performed at Hollywood's Cinegrill Theatre to Pro- mote his "Up A Lazy River" LP, famed producer Phil Spector stopped by to check out the show.

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Capitol -EMI Music recently selected its third annual Nat King Cole Memorial Scholarship recipients. The $10,000 scholarships are awarded to four minority high school seniors who demonstrate financial need, have been accepted to a four-year performing arts or music program, and have maintained an overall 3.0 grade point average. Checking out the check are (I -r) scholarship winners Sergio Serratos, Trevor Lawrence, and Jessica Taylor, Cole's daughter Casey, recipient Nydia Noriega, and Capitol -EMI Music President/CEO Joe Smith and Director/Employee Relations Charlotte Claiborne.

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KITS Puts 'Best Following Viacom Soft AC KXEZIL.A.'s format adjustment to rock -based Hot AC as Star 98.7 (see Page 3), crosstown

CHR KIIS - which had been slowly moving in

a more adult direction - all but buried its "Hot Hits" slogan in favor of "the best hits of the '80s and '90s," and launched into a similarly titled weekend special loaded with gold.

Since then, KIIS's regular music mix has been decidedly more gold/recurrent-intensive than it was last week. These noteworthy changes coincide with the hiring of Alan Burns & Associates.

However, KIIS PD Bill Richards said the changes were already underway prior to Burns's arrival and KXEZ's change. "KIIS is moving toward becoming a more mass appeal CHR, but will not become a Hot AC," he told ST, denying the station reacted to Star. "We've used the liner 'superstars of the '80s and '90s' in the past. The weekend format was just an extension of our MTV promotion, where we gave away tickets to the upcoming awards show."

Meanwhile, word out of KIIS parent Gannett is that newly named Radio Division Prez Gerry DeFrancesco (see Page 1) is looking for a Nat'l PD to help fix the company's ailing stations - most notably Country KKB)I Houston and Classic Rock KCLXISan Diego.

And, back at L.A.'s new "Star," here's the revamped on -air lineup: Craig Roberts (formerly of crosstown KRTH), mornings; Sandy Kelley, middays; Jeff Davis (also a former KRTHer), afternoons; Tommy Jaxson, nights; Scott Greene, overnights. Exiting are Claudine St. Clair, Greg O'Neill, and Steve Gonzalez.

Rumors Has Joe Kelly Programming inked a major

Midwest AOR?

Was that ex-KLOSIL.A. PD Ken Anthony spot- ted at the airport with a Milwaukee ticket in his hand?

Is former Giant Chicago rep Jay Hart about to join Capricorn in a national capacity?

Is KRBElHouston talking to WEGXIPhilly morning producer Elliot Segal and KROOIL.A. morning co -host Gene(Bean)Baxter about pairing up for morning drive? And what does this mean for the other half of KROQ's morning team, Kevin Ryder?

Which East Coast major market CHR dumped the reports and airplay on an inordinate number of records this past week because several labels couldn't deliver the specific acts requested for a

forthcoming station soiree? Will former WXYVIBaltimore morning co -host

Randy Dennis - who exited just last week - surface at Urban AC WALRIAtlanta?

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Hits' Forward David Kershenbaum, who co-founded

Morgan Creek two years ago with James Robinson and Jim Mazza, resigned his co - Prez post Tuesday (8/25) to resume his former career as an independent record producer. He'll continue to produce artists for the Morgan Creek label.

Fairmont To Chapter 11

Fairmont Communications directors authorized a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing on August 13, and SEC documents state there is "substantial doubt about Fairmont's ability to continue as a going concern." The action came after Fairmont's lenders threatened to contact the company's customers and demand they send all future account payments directly to the bank.

Fairmont President Mark Hubbard declined to speak with ST, but execs at flagship KIOIISF said they didn't know anything about a bankruptcy filing. Other Fairmont stations include WMTG & WNICI Detroit, KKOB-AM & FM/Albuquerque, WLAC-AM & FM/Nashville, and KVAN & KMXI/Porttand, OR.

Shamrock Country combo W W W W &

WCXIIDetroit will simulcast beginning September 14. Seven fulltime and seven parttime staffers will exit, including WCXI PD Dave Anthony.

Jefferson -Pilot, owner of Country KYGO- AM & FM/Denver, has inked an LMA (with a purchase option) with Cap Cities/ABC for Hot AC KRXY-AM & FM. KYGO VP/GM Bob Call says KRXY will keep its format after the takeover. KRXY PD Dom Testa is out. KYGO- AM & FM OM John St. John will oversee programming until an acting PD is named next Monday. BID & A's Don Benson is consulting.

Clifton Not Anti -Rap

Despite what you may have read in the tea leaves, consultant Jerry Clifton says he's not telling his clients to ease up on rap. "Whoever wrote that must have been dreaming," he told ST. "We play a lot of rap, and not playing it would be like not playing the Beatles or Elvis when they were hot. We do think techno shows some promising prospects for the future of CHR. And there's nothing to the rumors about me going to 0105/Tampa. Those people know my number and haven't called."


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By this time next week, CHF WDFXI Detroit will be known as WOWF, according to new owner John Hayes. Don't lcok for an

immediate format shift - it'll stay music - intensive until a perceptual study is completed - but expect a non-CHR Midwest PD to be named . . . perhaps Harry Valentine?

Scotching any remaining rumors of a

format flip at WLS-AM & FMIChicago, Cap Cities/ABC has formally notified staffers that the combo will remain Talk. Prez Norm Schrutt denied the decision was influenced by Infinity's intention to buy crosstown Country WUSN. Schrutt said the decision to take WLS Country was never finalized.

All -Sports WTEMIWashingten dumped morning driver Paul Harris and his crew after 64 shows. The new wakeup show, dubbed "The Morning Sports Page," started Monday (8/24). It's hosted by WTEM's Bruce Murray and NBC Radio Network Olympics anchor Bob Berger.

Rumbles WOWO-AM & FM/Fort Wayne ups APM/Pro-

duction Dir. Gary Noe to Program Mgr. WROVIRoanoke elevates APD Ellen Flaherty

to PD. She replaces Mike Bell, who ¡bins a local TV station.

Former KOYIPhoenix programming assistant Guy Giuliano joins crosstown Z -Rock affiliate KZRX as PD.

WZPLIIndy morning man Dave McKay sud- denly exits and relocates to Tampa. Morning news personality Julie Patterson will take over until a per- manent host is named.

Hot 971NY inks ex-B96/Chicago late-nighter Baltazar for nights, replacing Freddie Colon.

KVET-AM & FM/Austin afternoon driver Brad Hansen has been upped to PD.

Six -year veteran Shane Media consultant Alan Furst splits to join Unistar Radio Networks as Dir./Major Market Sales. Furst relocates from Hous- ton to Valencia, CA.

Humble Harve segues from nights at Gold KRTH/L.A. to the same slot at crosstown competitor KCBS-FM. Benny Martinez slides into late nights to make room for the Humble One.

KHTK/St. Louis hires WPFMIPanama City, FL PD Lee Cruze for APD/morning drive, replacing the exiting Beau Weaver. GM John Stuart and consultant Don Benson will handle 'PFM's programming until a new PD is named.

WQMG/Greensboro MD Greg Sampson exits the UC outlet.

WBXXIBattIe Creek, MI OM Joe Dawson's last day at the Gold outlet will be September 4. His position is being eliminated.

KQKQIOrpaha PD Tom Gjerdwm resigns to become MO at KKLO (Q106)/SD.

Mark Lyons exits evenings at KtKK/Houston. Shifts have been extended to cover.

KXKT/Omaha PD Brian DeGeus exits over budgetary considerations.

KIXY/San Angelo, TX MD Scotty Snipes is upped to PD/afternoons.

Z104/Madison Promo. Dir. John Reynolds adds APD duties. Meanwhile, Z104 night shifter Johnny Danger has signed a multiyear deal to do nights at Mid -Continent sister station (DWB/Minne- a polls.

WWKX/Providence MD/middaws Tom Tim- mons exits for wakeups at Fun 1071New Bedford, MA. Weekender/Mktg. Dir. Rob Hogan is in line for the MD slot at WWKX.

WJFXIFt. Wayne MD/night jammer Jeff Phillips exits.

WPNT/Chicago APD/afternooner Mike Elliott becomes PD at WSTWIWIlmington, DE.

KEWB/Redding, CA MD James Baker adds APD duties.

G105/Durham-Raleigh afternoon driver Sean

Sellers adds MD duties. He replaces Brian Patrick, who left to take an as -yet -undisclosed morning gig.

Slice 'n' dice the rumors that Impact is folding. According to a highly placed source inside the label, "Impact is not shutting. We have two hit records out right now and will continue to promote them through MCA." As for those rumors regarding Impact VP/AOR Promo John Hey's exit, look for all to be revealed next week.

Promise Of A 'NEW Day

Prospective WNEW (AM)INY owner Michael Bloomberg told the New York Post he plans to change call letters to WBBR (Bloomberg Business Radio) and flip the Nostalgia format to 24 -hour Business News. WBBR/Traveler's Nest, SC Prez/GM Frances Kirby told ST she's negotiating to sell the calls to Bloomberg.

FCC Chairman Al Sikes is warning agency staffers that mandatory furloughs without pay are looming after October 1 owing to a budget squeeze. In a memo published by Communications Daily, Sikes imposed a hiring freeze and is encouraging early retirements in

order to counter a projected budget shortfall in

fiscal year 1993. The furloughs could range between one to

two weeks for each Commission employee - except the commissioners themselves, who are paid on an annual basis. Congress is

expected to appropriate no more than $126.3 million for the Commission, far shy of its $153.5 million request.

Tough Times At The FCC 1 Following KCKC-AM & FM/Riverside-San

Bernardino's recent move to simulcast Country with FM Gold sister KBON, KCKC PD/morning man Bob Harvey left the building. KCKC-AM & FM OM Bob Mitchell assumes programming duties, KCKC afternoon driver Steve Forrest joins Rene Silva in mornings, and former KBON middayer Charlie Ray segues to afternoons.

WWLVIDaytona Beach -Orlando PD Steve Kelly, who had accepted the WDSY-AM &

FM/Pittsburgh OM position last week, decided not to take the gig for personal reasons. WWLV was LMA'd by WWKA/Orlando three weeks ago, so Kelly's future there is uncertain.

WALE/Providence is facing an FCC indecency probe for a November 1991 segment of the Geoff Charles morning show in which city parking ticket writers allegedly were referred to as "asshole," "dick head," "dickbag," and "fat black bitch." The listener who complained was actually upset about racism, not indecency. The FCC can't do much about racism allegations, but staffers decided the broadcast transcript also included some comments that might be deemed indecent.

This week's Country conversions: Spanish KIDIIAlbuquerque will change to KASY next month. KATNIModesto makes the change under PD Scott Mahalik. KDEA/Lafayette, LA drops AC for Hot Country. WIJKIEvergreen, AL segues from AC to become "The Pig," WPGG.


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Who will be the new PD at 0102/Cincy? ST hears APD/MD and acting PD Brian Douglas has a bead on the gig and 0102 Promotion/Mktg . Dir. Von Freeman also is in the running. Outsiders' names heard in the hallways include WRVQIRichmond PD Steve Davis, WPXYIRochester PD John Ivey, 9201 Baltimore PD Jeff Ballentine, ST perennials former KEGLIDaIIas PD Joel Folger and APD/MD Jimmy Steal, and K1061Beaumont PD/morning man Mark Landis.

Big Band WTUXIIndy abandoned the format last Friday (8/21), went dark, and turfed virtually its entire staff. The Panache station will debut a new format shortly. Market observers speculate 'TUX will return with some type of Urban approach more compatible with UC sister WTLC.

Ah, but it seems 'TLC also is slated for a format adjustment. Promos by ccmbo Station Mgr. Amos Brown touting a major announcement have been running since last week. Stay tuned.

Lee Mirabal will return to the air Monday (8/31) as the 10am-noon talker on Daynet. Net Prez Michael Castello picked up the former Talknet host after Dr. Joy Browne announced plans to move crosstown to become the first evening talk show host for the WOR Network.

Castello initially had made noises about suing over the talent raid, but now says all of his 170+ affiliates are staying or board for Mirabal and he hopes to pick up a few of her former Talknet stations. "I may indeed come out ahead of the game," Castello told ST.

KSOLISF PD update: No one's wolfed the whole enchilada yet. WHYT/Detroit PD Rick Gillette passed on the gig. KTFMISan Antonio OM Bob Perry is still in the mix, but may have another offer on the table from a Houston station. Has Jerry Clifton's on -site consultant Cliff Berkowitz expressed interest in the job?

Maclean Hunter heritage New Rock CFNYI Toronto air personality Dani Ellwell resigned on -air last Friday (8/21) - the sixth staffer to quit recently. Her resignation, along with dance show host Chris Sheppard's, follows a series of staff dismissals - reporedly now totalling 25 - since the beginning of the year, including personalities Scott Thomas, Don Berns, and Jim Duff.

Rumors of a new New Rock station in Philadelphia have intensified since Jarad Broadcasting - owner of New Pock WDREI Long Island - confirmed it's buying suburban Philly outlet WIBFIJenkintown (R&R 8/21). All Jarad will say is that it plans on dDing extensive research before making, a format decision.

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Records It's official! Virgin Sr. VP/Promo Michael Pien

will relocate to the label's NY HQ. Giant/Nashville promo head Tim McFadden

exits after eight months. Motown's Big Apple offices hare moved to

1350 Ave. Of The Americas, 20th Floor, New York, NY 10019, (212) 424-2000.

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John Hyatt lassoes KOY-FM/Phoenix PD post.

Monica Logan becomes KOAI/Dallas PD.

Sonny Bloch helps form the co-op Independent Broadcasters Network.

nir Michael Osterhout appointed Edens Broadcasting President/CEO.

SMN announces plans to distribute KTWV/L.A.'s "Wave" format nationwide.

Bob McNeill returns to WMZO-AM & FM/Washington as PD.

Harvey Kojan becomes R&R AOR Editor.

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Dave Logan named KFOG/SF PD.

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Ritch Bloom appointed Supervisor/College Program for

CBS Records.

Ken Barnes rejoins R&R as News Editor.

KISWISeattle morning man Bob Rivers will release a new Christmas comedy LP via Atlantic this year. Rivers formerly recorded in

a similar vein for CritiquelAtco.

Automated New Rocker KBBT/Portland has been experimenting with live personalities in morning and afternoon drive. Look for the Henry Broadcasting station to solidify an on - air lineup within the next 30 days.

WPYXIAIbany consultant -in -residence Ed Levine and morning man Grego issued a

press release last Thursday (8/20) announcing Grego's departure for nights at WYNF/Tampa. However, 'YNF GM Shawn Portmann called the ST "fun-fone" the same day to insist no deal had been consummated. Portmann reiterated his comments Tuesday, but certainly left the door open for a future "official" announcement regarding Grego.

Incidentally, ST hears Grego's exit from 'PYX was already in the works before the potential 'YNF deal came to light.

Even Better Than The Real Thing

After WWKX (KX106)1Providence night stalker The Jammer became the latest jock to inquire what people would do for U2 tickets, one male listener decided to bare all in broad daylight, cloaking his shortcomings with KIX106 bumper stickers. An inspired Jammer also stripped to his birthday suit.

Unfortunately, the cops weren't amused and arrested both, charging them with disorderly conduct. However, a female judge saw the humor in the situation and dropped the charges.

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Channel 10 who were locked out of their transmitter facility at 3am. We let them in with open arms. One of their meteorologists went on the air here and provided great col- or [commentary] in the middle of the night."

Cox News/Talk WIOD was prepared for this type of emergency. "The station came through great," remarked PD Gary Bruce. "We were very fortunate that our tower and facilities stayed intact. We're located on an island between Mi- ami and Miami Beach that was just north of the center of the storm. We felt the full brunt of it, but the building held up very well.

"We went to round-the-clock storm coverage at about 6am Sun- day morning, so we had plenty of advance warning. The news staff was on duty 24 hours. We dropped all commercials to provide the maximum information to the community.

"As a backup, we had tempor- ary studios ready in North Miami. Our coverage was also carried on WSUN/Tampa and WSB/Atlan- ta. The coverage was riveting, from a non -participant point of view."

Lack Of Power At Sconnix Gold WMXJ, VP/

Pi vgi amming Rick Peters told R&R, "When the storm came in, we immediately went to 100% news, talk, and information. We stayed that way for 36 hours. There are a lot of people in the community without power, and the only thing they have to inform them is the radio.

"The broadcasters in this market got a chance to show what we

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pa. It's a great radio station - I personally hired more than half the staff when I worked there."

Kaye told R&R, "This is an opportunity of a lifetime. [Friends of mine] described going to KUS as President/GM as 'the number one job in radio.' "

Tobin remarked, "KUS stands unique for its ability to offer a highly successful, mass appeal format in an era of increased audience fragmentation. I'm honored to receive this recognition."

DeFrancesco has served in various Gannett posts including PD at KSD-FM/St. Louis, PD at KITS, VP/Program- ming, and VP/GM of WDAE &

WUSA. He also was VP/Operations at Pyramid's WYXR/Philadelphia before returning last year as Gan- nett Exec. VP and KITS VP/Station Manager, eventually being promoted to KIN President/GM.

Kaye's tenure at Gannett also includes GSM and Station Manager posts at KKBQ-AM & FM/Houston and President/GM at KNUA/Seat- tie.

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can do when the chips are down, when it's really important. You hear a lot about public interest, convenience, and necessity, but you don't often get a chance to really prove it to your audience.

Classic Rock WZTA VP/Pro- gramming Pete Bolger spent Sun- day night at the station. He said, "It's all been a blur. We ran regular programming interspersed with evacuation, shelter, and prep- aration tip -type announcements.

"Our facility was fully shuttered. It was like being locked in a vault. We began simulcasting with [sister station] all -News WINZ when the storm first hit."

The broadcasters in this market got a chance to show what we can do when the chips

are down, when it's really

important. -Rick Peters

WINZ ND Jeff Bray commented, "We had difficulty getting stories out after the hurricane was over. We were getting so many phone calls that we couldn't stop and get all the info together. I tried to col- late it, but couldn't take the time to write the stuff up; so I just started passing in notes willy-nilly."

Terrifying Experience According to Bob McKay, OM at

Sports WQAM & Country WKIS, "It was the most terrifying experience I've ever had. The station had a chance to prepare because of the advance warning from the Na- tional Hurricane Center. It was for- tified and stocked with supplies [to last] five or six days. Six staffers camped out inside the station from Sunday morning to Tuesday morning to keep us on the air."

CHR WPOW (Power 96) PD Frank Walsh said, "We were off the air for about 30 hours starting

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Lewis said, "I'm excited by the opportunity to join a proven team known for breaking great country acts."

Before joining Uni, Lewis held various positions at CBS Records over a 13 -year period, including stops as Branch Manager in New England, Houston, and Dallas. He also was a Record World editor.

Shedd remarked, "Mercury/ Nashville has been, and will continue to be, a part of a company that has brought this genre of music to new heights at a time when country music is finally getting its due, both domestically and worldwide."

Shedd joined Mercury/Nashville three and a half years ago as VP/ Creative. Before that he was an independent producer, having worked with Alabama and K.T. Oslin.

at 3am Monday morning as the storm was hitting. We got back on [Tuesday] morning.

"We're feeding as much information as possible to the audience about where to go for assistance and help. We have five on -air staffers working as a team in eight - hour shifts to help out.

"We've cancelled our upcoming end -of -summer concert and are working to reschedule it in a couple of weeks as a Hurricane Andrew relief effort."

Net Reactions National networks also supplied

news and information about the disaster.

AP Radio's Tony Winton and Paul Corson reported from Miami. When the storm hit at 5am, Winton reported live from a mobile unit, while Corson provided info from the National Hurricane Center. Special hourly reports were also provided to AP affiliates.

At ABC NewsRadio, network af- fils received ongoing hourly up- dates from the National Weather Service and the National Hurri- cane Center. Hourly reports were also filed by ABC reporters on the scene. The net provided over 150 hurricane -related actualities on Monday.

NBC/Mutual sent correspondent Ross Simpson to the scene. The storm was the lead story on hourly newscasts for virtually all of Mon- day. Two special reports per hour were fed to affilliates.

CBS Radio also fed hourly special reports, as well as an extensive amount of actuality material. The web's on -the -hour newsrasts were devoted almost exclusively to hurricane -related material for a good portion of Monday and Tues- day.

-Reported by Brad Cramer. Contributing editors: Joel Denver,

Mike Kinosian, Harvey Kojan, Anthony Acampora, and

Jeff Axelrod in Los Angeles; Lon Helton in Nashville;

Jack Messmer in Washington, DC.

L.A. Stations Continued from Page 3

presentation may be con- templated.

KSRF & KOCM GM Luz Erd- mann said, "The new format will draw many listeners and offer great new possibilities for our staff and advertisers."

The techno/rave format is still intact, although the presentation is jockless. The stations are no longer referred to on -air as "MARS." They're now identified as "103.1 FM, a music marathon."

Two months ago, the stations dropped all techno/rave, but a strong listener protest forced the reinstatement of the format at the end of July. At that time, station owner Ken Roberts told R&R that he was giving the format "a little more time." Also at that time, Erd- mann said, "If we didn't have the outcry from our listeners, we wouldn't have brought the music back."

Among staffers losing their jobs in the shuffle were PD Freddie Snakeskin, MD Swedish Egil, and morning driver Raechel Donahue.

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too good to pass up. Years ago I tried on two occasions to hire [Z100 VP/Programming] Steve Kingston. Now I'm moving to where he is and am absolutely thrilled."

Malrite President/COO John Chaffee wasn't available for comment. Goodman's past positions include President of Ackerley Com- munications, VP/GM of WAVA/ Washington, and Regional VP of Doubleday Broadcasting.

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cause] KBEQ is on the way back up.

Kennedy told R&R, "I grew up listening to Q104 and am looking forward to returning the station to the dominant position it once enjoyed in Kansas City. The confidence that Bob Laurence and No- ble have shown means a lot to me. I've enjoyed working with Dave Van Stone over the last two months and look forward to our continuing relationship. With the talented staff we have, KBEQ is now focused and back on track."

Kennedy had previously spent three and half years at crosstown CHR KXXR.

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Viacom Radio President Bill Figenshu commented, "George's expanded operational responsibilities reflect his major contributions in making WLTW the number one AC in America and his understand- ing of how to run stations in today's competitive marketplace.

"We're looking to aggressively explore growth opportunities in this new regulatory environment; George's expertise will be invaluable to us in this effort."

Before joining WLTW as GM 10

years ago, Wolfson worked for Blair as a Chicago -based AE. He also has experience as Blair's VP/ Sales in the Los Angeles office, and as Blair Exec. VP/GM in New York.

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32. RaR August 28,1992 music New Prince LP: Symbol 0' The Times

ou won't be able to pronounce the name of Prince's new album (a symbol that combines an ankh with the symbols for male and female), but

it's emblazoned in gold foil on the jewel box of the Paisley Park/WB disc.

The New Power Generation again plays on the LP, but key- boardist/vocalist Rosie Gaines has exited. She's been replaced by Mayte, a ballerina/belly dancer who reportedly served as Prince's "muse" for the record. Guests include PP/WB saxman Eric Leeds and labelmate Carmen Elektra, whose forthcoming album Prince also produced. Actress Kirstie Al- ley is heard in between -song snip- pets as an investigative reporter.

The 16 tunes include "3 Chains O' Gold," "7," "The Max," "Arro- gance," the current single ("Sexy MF"), and the forthcoming single ("My Name Is Prince"), which heads for radio in mid -September. The full LP hits the streets on September 29.

Izzy Stradlin: Ju Ju Hound izzy Stradlin & The Ju Ju Hounds

have completed their self -titled Geffen debut. The former Guns N' Roses guitarist co -produced the Geffen set with Eddie Ashworth. The Hounds are axman Rick Rich- ards (ex -Georgia Satellites), bassist Jimmy Ashhurst (ex -Broken Homes), and drummer Charlie Quintana (eú -Cruzados).

Rolling Stones riffslinger Ronnie Wood contributes guitar and vocals to his own "Take A Look At The Guy," and Mikey Dread sings har- monies on several songs, including a cover of Toots & The Maytals' "Pressure Drop." Keyboardists Ian McLagan and Nicky Hopkins also lend their licks to the disc. Other cuts include "Come On Now Inside" and the lead track ("Shuf- fle It All"), which goes to radio September 29. The LP arrives Oc- tober 13.

MTV Awards Additions The list of stars slated to perform

at the 1992 MTV Video Music Awards keeps growing. New to the line-up for the September 9 show are Bryan Adams, Eric Clapton, and Guns N' Roses.

Garth's Charitable Contribution

Last week, Garth Brooks took four days out of his tour to spear- head a fundraising drive for Feed The Children, an international Christian charity. He stopped in eight cities to solicit donations and premiere "Beyond The Season," his Liberty Christmas LP. He's also pledged $1 to the charity for every copy of the disc sold.

INXS Movie Marketing Move

All summer long, a portion of INXS's "Not Enough Time" video can be seen before features in 44

Loews theaters (100 screens). What makes this Atlantic/Loews tie-in unique is that moviegoers who buy certain concession items will get free digipak singles of "Heaven Sent" and a discount on the latest INXS LP at various record chains.

New Foreigner Tunes "The Very Best ... And Be-

yond" doesn't stop with 13 of Foreigner's hits, but also offers three new tracks featuring original singer Lou Gramm, who's rejoined guitarist/founder Mick Jones. The new songs are "Prisoner Of Love," "With Heaven On Our Side," and "Soul Doctor," the last of which ships September 4. The Atlantic LP arrives September 22.

Skid Row Under Covers Among the five covers on Skid

Row's forthcoming "B -Sides Our- selves" EP are Jimi Hendrix's "Little Wing," Rush's "What You're Doin'," Kiss's "C'mon And Love Me," and the Ramones' "Psycho Therapy." A version of Judas Priest's "Deliverin' The Goods" - featuring a live duet between Skids frontman Sebastian Bach and Priest vocalist Rob Hal - ford - ships this week. The Atlan- tic EP hits stores September 28.

Def B -Sides Speaking of B-sides, Rock Over

London reports that members of Mercury act Def Leppard and Lon- don artists the Hothouse Flowers have come together to form the Acoustic Hippies From Hell. They cut three tracks to back the latest Leppard UK single, "Have You Ever Needed Someone So Bad." The tunes are Leppard singer Joe Elliott's "From The Inside," the Rolling Stones' "You Can't Always Get What You Want," and the pop- ular Hendrix tune "Little Wing."

Meanwhile, "Monster" - the next UK single from L7's "Bricks Are Heavy" LP (Slash) - will be backed with "Used To Love Him," the L.A. quartette's version of Guns N' Roses' "Used lb Love Her."

Women Rock 'Choice' LP Mary's Danish frontwomen Julie

Ritter and Gretchen Seager, X vo-

calist Exene Cervenka, L7's Suzi Gardner, and actress/Bongwater frontwoman Ann Magnuson are among the voices heard on "Choice." This spoken word/music CD, due this week from Piece Of Mind Records via Caroline, will benefit the Feminist Majority Foundation & Fund and its Rock For Choice project.

Erratum Last week's story on the Mon-

terey Pop box set erroneously noted that the Buffalo Springfield is among the acts represented in the collection.

BOOK BEAT

Latest Keith Richards Bio Leaves No Stone Unturned Booze and pills and powders. Daggers and swaggers and staggers. Raffish riffs and a

particularly English brand of rhythm 'n' blues. Of such things rock 'n' roll is made of, and so is Victor Bockris's unauthorized "Keith Richards: The Biography" (Poseid- on Press/$24) - only the second Richards bio to hit the street (and the first since 1982).

Bockris - who previously authored bios of Andy Warhol, William Burroughs, and the Velvet Under- ground - has done 16 tons o' research. A 1977 chat with the subject, dozens of interviews with the veteran Rolling Stones guitarist/ songwriter's associates, and a detailed bibliography (including the more than 40 books on the Stones

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midable musical contributions, but lacks the gift for musical exposition and too often falls back on a dull recitation of chart positions.

Nevertheless, with 27 black -and - white photos, this is as complete a

biography of the stylish guitar-

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`Glengarry Glen Ross' ST Sports Stars & Standards

The forthcoming film of David Mamet's Pulitzer Prize-winning play 'about desperate

real estate salesmen, "Glengarry Glen Ross," features such stars as At Pacino, Jack Lemmon, Alec Baldwin, and Alan Arkin. Directed by James Foley (of "At Close Range" fame), the New Line Cine- ma picture is slated to open Sep- tember 18.

The Elektra soundtrack - due in stores September 11 - sports a

similarly star-studded lineup Look for vocal performances by Georgie Fame ("Easy Street"), Shirley Horn ("You'd Better Go Now"), Jimmy Scott ("Street Of Dreams"), and Take 6 {"l'm Always Chasing Rainbows").

Al Jarreau and Dr. John each perform versions of "Blue Skies," while saxmen David Sanborn and Pete Christlleb tackle the Duke Ellington tunes "Day Dream" and "Prelude To A Kiss," respectively. James Newton Howard composed and conducted six cuts that feature the saxophone of Wayne Shorter and the late Jeff Porcaro on drums. Tommy LIPuma produced the soundtrack.

South African Sounds Abound On `Saraflna!'

The musical "Sarafina!" will come to the silver screen via Hollywood Pictures next month. Whoopi Goldberg stars as a teacher in

South Africa who awakens the polit- ical consciousness of one of her students, Sarafina (played by Leleti Khumalo, who also starred in the Broadway production).

The OwestIWB soundtrack, _due

in stores September 29, consists largely of the play's original songs performed by the film's cast. Hugh Masekela wrote several tunes, and James Ingram contributed an additional song ("One More Time"), which comes to radio September 22.

Veteran African singer Miriam Makeba also stars. in the film and is featured on the album. The same is

true pf, Mbongeni Ngema, who wrote the play and some of the music (and co-authored the screen- play). South African director Darrell James Roodt helmed the movie, which is set to open in major markets on September 18.

MUSIC=DATEB9QK MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7

1978/Who drummer Keith Moon, 31,

dies of a drug overdose in London.

1984/Janet Jackson weds James De -

Barge. The marriage is eventually

annulled.

1991/Hammer's cartoon show, "Ham-

merman," premieres on ABC-TV.

Born: the late Buddy Holly 1936, Chris-

sie Hynde (Pretenders) 1951

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8

1988 / ETton John auctions his collection of

concert costumes and memorabilia.

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million, including one pair of glasses

that go for $16,000.

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show." The Big E is shot from the

waist up so his thrusting pelvis won't

offend the masses.

Born: the late Otis Redding 1941, Billy Preston 1946, Dave Stewart 1952

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 101

1964/Rod Stewart records his first single, "Good Morning, Little Schoolgirl."

1990/The Fresh Prince (aka Will Smith) makes his television debut as

"The Fresh Prince Of Bel -Air" pre-

mieres on NBC-TV.

Born: Jose Feliciano 1945, Joe Perry (Aerosmith) 1945, Siobhan Fa- hey (Shakespear's Sister) 1957

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11

/962/The Beatles record what will be-

come their first UK hit single, "Love Me Do."

1967/The Beatles' "Magical Mystery Tour"

begins crossing the English country-

side.

1971 /The Jackson 5's cartoon show pre-

mieres on ABC-TV.

1979/The Who make their first appearance

with new drummer Kenney Jones.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1966/The Monkees' television show pre-

mieres on NBC-TV.

1987/Michael Jackson begins his first

solo tour in Tokyo.

/990/Stevie Nicks and Christine Mc -

Vie announce they'll leave Fleet- wood Mac.

Born: Barry White 1944, Neil Pearl (Rush) 1952

SUNDAY,'SEPTEMBER 13 '

1969/John Lennon debuts the Plastic

Ono Band in Toronto. The musi-

cians include Eric Clapton, Klaus

Voormann, and Atan White.

1985/Sting begins his first solo tour in

San Diego.

1949/ Michael Jackson signs a $28 millior

deal to endorse LA. Gear products.

Born: Peter Cetera 1944

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WILSON PHILLIPS,Gne It UP

BROADCAST PROGRAMMING Tom Casey (800) 426-9082 Modern Country/Country Lovin' NEAL McCOY/frere Ain] Nothin I Danl Like_

RONNIE MILSAPA.A To Ile Moon

MIKE REIDA(ep On Walkin'

Super Hits/Stereo Rock CHARLES 8 EDDIEAVoud I Lie To You

JUDE COLESbn The Car

JADES Wane Lae You

K.W.S. PImse Don't Go

K.D. LANGA;a9ar1 Craving

ANNIE LENNOXM'a&ug On Broken Glass

CONCEPT PRODUCTIONS Dick Wagner (800) 783-3454 Concept 1 AC L EDER & P. BRYSON/ eu Are My Here

EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER Affairs 01 The Heart

BILLY JOEL A All Shook Up

Concept 4 Country BILLY DEANAI There Hadn1 Been You

NEAL McCOY/There hint Nothio I Dort Like_

RONNIE MILSAPA.A To The Moon

DENNIS ROBBINSAIy Side Or Town

JONES SATELLITE AUDIO Phil Barry (800) 766-3251 AC FIREHOUSE/When I Look Into Your Eyes

Country MARK COWE4ven The Man In The Moon Is Cryin' BILLY DEANAI There haunt Been You

RONNIE MILSAPA.A To The Moon

LORRIE MORGANWaIrn Me

MIKE REIDA(eep On Walbn'

PAM TILL'S/Shake The Sugar Tree

SATELLITE MUSIC NETWORK Robert Hall (800) 527-4892 Classic Rock ASIAMRd WA Stop The Rain

Real Country JOHN ANDERSON/Seminole Wind

MARK COLUEIEven The Man In The Moon Is Cryin' MATTHEWS, WRIGHT 8 KING/Mother's Eyes

PAM nLLISISlnke The Sugar Tree

TRAVIS TRITTAad Have Mercy On The Woking Man

SUPERADIO Rich O Brien (508) 485-3500 CITY -FM CHARLES & EDDIE/Would I Le To Ya ANNIE LENNOXAWalkiry On Brden Glass

SWING OUT SISTER/Am I The Same Gin

UNISTAR Chris Kampmeier (805) 294-9000 Hot Country RADNEY FOSTER/Just Call Me Loresone

MARTINA McBRIDE/Thel's Me

PAM TIWSShake The Sugar Tree

Unistar Country BOY HOWDY/Our Love Was Mean! To Be

CONFEDERATE RAILROAD/Jesus And Marna

REBA McENTIRE/The Greatest Man I Ever Knew

SAWYER BROWNrtale On The Carer

RICKY VAN SHELTON/Neer My Ring Around Your Neck

RANDY TRAVIS/VI Dent Have You

55.9 million households Patti Galluzzi

Director/Music Programming

Weeks On

ADDS

PETER GABRIELAggmg In Tne Dm (Getten)

EXTREME/Rest In Peace O&M)

HI-FIVEShe's Playing Hard To Gel (Jive)

WARRANT Machine Gun (Columbia)

FIREHOUSE When I look Into Your Eyes (Epic)

SUZANNE VEGA/Blood Makes Noise (ABM)

MARK CURRY/Sorry About The Weather (Virgin)

ANNIE LENNOXANalking On Broken Glass (Arista)

LEMONHEADSAI's A Shame About Ray (Atlantic/AG)

EXCLUSIVES

DEF LEPPARDMave You Ever Needed.. (Mercury).. 4

EXTREME/ Rest In Peace (A8M) . .

PETER GABRIELAgging In The Did (Geffen)

UGLY KID JOE/Neighbor (StardogAlercury)

ADD

ADD

2

HEAVY

ALICE IN CHAINS/Would (Epic Swrdlraa) .. . . 11

BLACK CROWES/TnanIn._ (Del American/Reprise) . 7

BOYZ II MEN/EnC 01 The Road (Motown) ... ... 2

BOBBY BROWNtlumpin Around (MCA) ... ..... 5

EN VOGUE/Free Your Mind (EaslWestlAtlamic Group) .4

INXSA I Enough Time (Atlantic/AG) ...... . ... 5

PEARL JAM/Jeremy (Epic Associated) . 6

TEMPLE OF THE DOG/Hunger Strike (A8M) 13

TLC Baby, Baby. Baby (LaFace/Arista) ... . ... 11

U2/Even Betel Than The Real Thing (IslandA'LG) ... 12

BUZZ BIN

MORRISSEYnomorrow (SneAleprise) 4

SONIC YOUTHlT00% (UGC) 5

BREAKTHROUGH VIDEO

MARK CURRY/Sorry Abair The Weather (Virgin). ADD

STRESS-

BRYAN ADAMS/Do I Have To Say The Words') (A8M) 2

ERIC CLAPTONA.ayla (Reprise) 3

HELMET/Unsung (Interscope/Allanlic Group) 3

HOUSE OF PAIN/Jump Around (Tommy Boy) . 6

SOUP DRAGONSArvrre Thing (Big Lite/Mercury) .. 14

SPIN DOCTORS tinle Miss Canl Be Wrong (Epic) 5

TOAD THE WET SPROCKET' All I Want (Columbia) 14

SUZANNE VEGA/Blood Makes Noise (A&M). . . ADD

PAUL WESTERBERG/Dyslead... (Epic Soundtrax) .5

ACTIVE

ARRESTED DEVELOP. Fe pk.. (Chrysalis/ERG) . .. 3

BODY COUNT/The Winner Loses (SireARB) 5

DEL AMITRI/Always The Last To Know (ASH) . 3

FIREHOUSE/When I Look Into Your Eyes (Epic) ADD

GENESIS/Jesus He Knows Me (Atlantic/AG) .. 7

HI-FIVE/She's Playing Hard To Get (Jive) .. ADO

ELTON JOHN/The Ore (MCA) .. . 11

MC SERCHMere II Comes (Del Jam/Chaos/Columba) 2

ME PHI MESad New Day (RCA) .... .

SLAUGHTER /Real Love (Chrysalis/ERG) ... 10

P. SMYTH w 9. HENLEY /Sometimes Love (MCA) 2

WARRANT/Machine Gun (Columbia) ... ADD

ROGER WATERS What God Wants.. (Columba) 3

WILSON PHILUPSiGrve II Up (SBKERG) . 5

9

ON

JUDE COLE Slut The Car (Reprise) 2

FASTER PUSSYCATMonstop To Nowhere (Elektra) .3

3

8

KISS/Domino (Mercury) .

L7Akelerd We're Dead (Stash)

LEMONHEAOSAI'sA Shame About (Atlantic/AG) ADD

ANNIE LENNOXANalkrrg On Broken Glass (Anista(ADD

SAIGON KICK love Is. (Thud Store/Allantic Group) 2

JOE SATRIANI/Sumner Song (Relativity) . 4

vxa 41.8 million households

Sal LoCurto, VP/Programming & Scheduling Norman Schoenfeld, VP/Program

& Artist Development Weeks On

FIVE STAR LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM/Countdown (Reprise) 3

GREATEST HITS ERIC CLAPTON Layla (Unplugged) (Repase) 3 EN VOGUE Giving Him . (EaslWest/Atlantic Grp) . 9 GENESIS/Jews He Knows Me (Atlantic/AG) 6 BILLY JOEL All Snook Up (Epic Sourdtrax) 2 ELTON JOHN/The Ore (MCA) .. . / 7

MADONNA Ibis Used To Be My Playground (SneAVB) 7

P. SMYTH wA. HENLEY/Sometimes love (MCA) 4

HEAVY BRYAN ADAMS.Do I Have To Say Toe Words? (AMA) 1

BOYZ II MEN/End 01 The Road (Motown) 1

PETER CETERA Restless Heart (WB) 4 K.D. LANG/Constant Craving (Sire WB) . 20 DAVID SANBORN Sang Bang (Elekoa) . . .. . 7

TOAD THE WET SPROCKET/All I Want (Columba).. 5

U2Even Better Than The Real Thing (ISIardRLG) . 8

WILSON PHILLIPS Give II UP (SBKERG) 4

WHAT'S NEW AFTER 7MiCkin' II (Virgin) .. .. / MARY-CHAPIN CARPENTERA Feel Lucky (Columba) 4 CHARLES & EDDIEWoud I Le To You (Capaoll . 3 JUDE COLE/Start The Car (Reprise) ... .. .. ADD CROWDED HOUSEANeather With You (Capitol) ... 1

DEL AMITRI/Always The Last To Know (A8M) . 1

E. JOHN fir:. CLAPTONAIunaway Train (MCA) .... 1

ANNIE LENNOX Walking On Broken Glass(Arista)ADD EPHRAIM LEWISArownirg In Your Eyes (Elektra) .. / LYLE LOVETT/Church (Curb/MCA) . . 3 LIONEL RICHIEAAy Destiny (Motown) 3 SWING OUT SISTER/Am I The Same Girl (Mercury) 2 WAILING SOULS/All Over The World (Chaos) 4

ARTIST OF THE MONTH ELVIS PRESLEYNarious Clips ADO

Information current as of August 25

Y IH E

MUSIC TELL VISION YOU CONTROL.

13 million households

Les Garland, VP/Programming

John Robson, Director/ Music Programming

LW 1W

1 1 TLC Baby. Baby, Baby (Laface/Arista)

2 2 JODECI Care And Talk. (HO Hop) (Uplown/MCA)

3 3 UL SUZY/Take Me In Yea Arms (Warlock)

4 4 POISON CLAN,Shake What'Ua.. (Elect/Luke)

5 5 KRIS KROSS/The Way 01.. (RulfraseiCokxrCia)

6 6 ICE CUBE A3e MR To The Game (Ranh) 7 7 HOUSE OF PAIN/Jun Around (Tomnry Boy)

8 8 EN VOGUEGiving Her. (EastWestAllannk Group)

9 9 PRINCESesy MF (Paisley Park/WB)

10 10 MC RENFinal Frontier (Rahess/Priority)

(Note: This week's chart is frozen.)

~OK iffile 11~ =I AI \ / \ I / \ r i is CONCERT PULSE

Pos. Artist Avg. Gross

(in 000s) 1 GRATEFUL DEAD $1527.0 2 GENESIS $1143.0 3 "LOLLAPALOOZA '92" $649.3 4 JIMMY BUFFETT $568.5 5 ERIC CLAPTON $499.8 6 HARRY CONNICK JR. $319.9 7 CURE $307.2 8 MICHAEL BOLTON $290.8 9 OZZY OSBOURNE $272.0

10 METALLICA $237.9 11 RUSH $235.3 12 GARTH BROOKS $221.0 13 JAMES TAYLOR $218.2 14 PAULA ABDUL $214.7 15 HAMMER $208.2

New Tours Among this week's new tours:

BABYLON A.D.

MARY-CHAPIN CARPENTER JOE DIFFIE

FAITH NO MORE

KISS

COLLIN RAYE

GROVER WASHINGTON JR.

NEIL YOUNG The CONCERT PULSE is a weekly computerized report ranking each artist by their average boa office gross reported per venue. Courtesy or PoNsr, a pubkcaoon of Promoters' On -Line Listings, (800) 344- 7383, or in California (209) 224-2631.

THE

Weeks On

OTNN NASHVILLE NETWORK. 53.9 million households

Lyndon LaFevers,

Video Program Administrator

HEAVY

JOHN ANDERSONSemrole_ (BMAEmertaimrem) 4

CLINT BLACKAW Tell Ourselves (RCA) 11

SUZY BOGGUSS4.ening Go (Liberty) 7 BROOKS & DUNN/Boot Scooun' Boogie (Arista) 13 MARY-CHAPIN CARPENTERA Feet Lucky (Cotutroe) 7

MARK CHESNUTTA'll Think OI Sanelhietg (MCA) 13 BILLY RAY CYRUS/Could ve Been Me (Mercury) 8 DIAMOND RIO /Nowhere Bound (Arista) . 6 DIXIANA/Ttat's What I'm Working On Tonight (Epic) 11

VINCE GILLA Still Believe In You (MCA) . 11

SAMMY KERSHAW/Yard Sale (Mercury) . . 13 TRACY LAWRENCEARunnin... (Atlantic NasBJAG) 9 LITTLE TEXAS/You And Forever And Me (WB) . 12 McBRIDE 8 THE RIDE/Going Out 01 My Mind (MCA) 9 COLLIN RAYEAn This Lite (EPA) . 5 SAWYER BROWNTate On The Carer (Curb) . 5 RICKY VAN SHELTONANear My Ring Around_ (Col) 3 SHENANDOAHMey Mister (I Need This Jab) (RCA) 5

DOUG STONE/Warning Labels (EpK) ... . . . 5 M. STUART 8 T. TRITT/This Ore's Gonna . (MCA) 14

AARON TIPPINA Wouldn't Have It Any . (RCA).. . 12

RANDY TRAVISAI I Oiin't Have You (We) ... . . 3 TRISHA YEARWOODAMag Side 01 Memphis (MCA) 4

[ADDS 1 TIM MCGRAW Wekare To The Club (Curb)

MARTY STUARTMow That's Country (MCA)

TRAVIS TRITTA.ud Have Mercy On Tie Workiro_ PNB)

Intonation current as of August 24.

C !;kid es .

16.2 million households

Tracy Storey, Programming Manager

Bob Baker, Director/Operations

'TOP 10-

LW TW

2 1 AARON T1PPIN 1 Woudnt Have II Any_ (RLA)

3 2 VINCE GILL1 StiN Believe In You (MCA)

6 3 BILLY RAY CYRUS/CoU1t Been Me (Mercury)

1 4 MARK CHESNUTTA'II Their Ol_ (MCA)

B 5 LITTLE TEXASTou And Forever And Me (WEI)

9 6 DOUG STONEWarrnrq Labels (Epic)

5 7 TRACY LAWRENCE unmd_.(Atlantic NashJAG)

4 8 CUNT BLACK We Tell Ourselves (RCA)

10 9 SAMMY KERSHAWMard Sale (Mercury) - 10 DIAMOND RIOiNoerere Band (Arista)

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Weeks On

HEAVY

IIcBRIDE & THE RIDE /Going Out 01 My_ (MCA) 10

COLLIN RAYEAn This tae (Epic) 7

RANDY TRAVISAt I Ddn'tHave (WO). 8REAKOUT/5 WYNONNA/No Ore Else On.. (CurbANCA) PICK/ADD TRISHA YEARWOODhyraig Side Cl... (MCA) 5

HOT SHOTS MARK COLLIE/Even the Man In TIe Minar.. (YCA) .7 BILLY DEANAI There Hadnl Been . (SBK /Liberty) ADD LORRIE MORGANANatdr Me (BNA Emenaimert) . ADD

SAWYER BROWN/Cate On The Carer (Curb) 6 RICKY VAN SHELTON Meer My Ring Arourd_ (Ca) 4

MARTY STUARTMow That's Country (MCA) 2

PAM TILLIS/Snake The Sugar Tree (Arista) . 6 T SAVIS TRITT Lord Have Mercy On The Waking.. (WB) 2

ADDS B LLY DEANAI There Hadn't Been You (SBK&iberty)

LORRIE MORGAN/Watch Me (BNA Entertainment)

JIMMY TITTLE/Real Ile (Sony Music)

WYNONNA/No Ore Else On Earth (Curb/MCA)

Heavy rotation songs receive live plays per day. Hot Shots

receive lour plays per day. Breakout Videos and Picks

(Pck Hits of the Week) receive an extra play above heavy

rotation per day. AA lop 10 videos also receive nary rotation

Intomaation current as o/ August I9.

BRITAIN :. LW TW

1 1 SNAP/Rhythm Is

A Dancer 4 2 L. VANDROSS &

J. JACKSON/The Best Things

In Life Are Free

3 3 BILLY RAY CYRUS/Achy

Breaky Heart

9 4 UNDERCOVER/Baker Street

5 5 JON SECADA/Just Another Day

6 6 FELIX/Don't You Want Me

2 7 F. MERCURY & M. CABALLE/

Barcelona - 8 K.W.S./Rock Your Baby - 9 ANNIE LENNOX/Walking On

Broken Glass

7 10 JIMMY NAIL/Ain't No Doubt

Moving Up 2 UNLIMITED/The Magic Friend

BETTY BOO/Let Me Take You There

R. ORBISON WIt..D. LANG/Crying

KYLIE MINOGUE/What Kind Of Fool

TAKE THATA Found Heaven

LIONEL RICHIE!My Destiny

BOBBY BROWN/HUmpin' Around

RICHARD MARX/Take This Heart

POP WILL EAT ITSELFBulletprod!

SKID ROW/Youth Gone Wild/

Delivering The Goods

Courtesy Chart Information Network

AUSTRALIA LW TW

2 1 CEBERANO, FARNHAM & STEVENS/ Everything's Alright

1 2 RICK PRICEMeaven Knows

3 3 INXSBaby Don't Cry

6 4 GIRLFRIEND/Girl's Life

4 5 LISA EDWARDS/Cry - 6 ROCKMELONSAt's Not Over - 7 EUPHORIA/Do For You

8 8 DIESEL/One More Time

9 9 MARGARET URLICHBoy In

The Moon

7 10 WEDDINGS, PARTIES,

ANYTHING/Father's Day

Most Added GYAN/Something'S Gotta Give

RATCAT/Candyrnan

INXSICommunication

Top 10 Australian records from p/aylists of 3 Triple M-FM/Melbourne, FOX-FM/Melbourne, 96 FM/Perth, SA-FM/Adelaide, 2-DAY/Syd- ney, 2 Triple M-FM/Sydrrey, MMM-FM/Bns- bane, 8105/8nsbane. FM -104. 7/Canberra, and 2 KIX 106/Canberra.

CANADA LW TW

2 1 BRYAN ADAMS/Do I

Have To Say The Words? 3 2 BLUE RODEO/Lost Together

1 3 HAYWIRE/Buzz

4 4 TOM COCHRANEAMad

Mad World

9 5 BARENAKED LADIES/Enid

5 6 COREY HARTBaby When I Call

Your Name

6 7 LOVE & SAS/Don't Stop Now

8 8 CELINE DION/Nothing Broken

But My Heart

10 9 MITSOUAkep Kiss - 10 SASS JORDAN/You Don't Have

To Remind Me

Most Added ONE 2 ONE/friends

BARENAKED LADIES/Enid

BARNEY BENTALL/Livin' In The '90s

lop 10 Canadian CHR hors courtesy

The Record (416) 533-9411

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MADD and Dodge have teamed up

to promote responsible driving... and your station can join them!

The "TH!NK... Don't Drive and Drink" tour features a Dodge Daytona ES car with an on -board computer program that delays the car's steering and braking. The car is programmed so your listeners can feel the effects of drunk driving without consuming alcohol.

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This is the perfect way for your station to increase its community involvement and gain positive personality exposure. You can interview local police and

spokespersons, announce hotline numbers, and give away station promotion items supporting the event!

Dodge

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Special thanks to those stations who have already participated:

WBZZ/Pittsburgh, PA WOUR/Utica, NY

WEGX/Philadelphia, PA WPST/Trenton, NJ

WIVK/Knoxville, TN WQMU/Indiana, PA

WJRI/Lenior, NC WRQR/Greenville, NC

WMBX/Richmond, VA WVAY!West Dover, VT

WNAW/North Adams, MA

Exclusive promotions available when the tour visits these cities:

Alliance, OH

Bismarck, ND

Bowling Green, KY

Evansville, IN

Highland Park, IL

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Lima, OH

Mankato, MN

Monroe, MI

Omaha, NE

Sioux Falls, ND

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MARKETING 310 . 553 . 4330

36. August 28,1992

HARVEY KOJAN

AOR® ALBUM ORIENTED ROCK

Format Springs Ahead Few activities on this planet are more enjoyable than

curling up with a few good books - in this case, 260 books. Yes, once again, Shawn Alexander and I have spent the better part of two weeks immersed in statistical hell to produce the world-famous, one -of -a -kind AOR Spring Scoreboard.

In many respects, the 1992 Score- board From Hell is a carbon copy of last year's edition. Check out the Report Card and you'll see why: The percentage of stations moving up or down this spring is virtually identical to '91. That's despite our reviewing 22 more stations than last year.

Similarities between the two books extend to two key male demos: 18-34 and 25-34. In spring '91, AORs were No. 1 men 18-34 in

73% of markets surveyed. The cor- responding figure from this year's Scoreboard is 74%. Only one percentage point separates the 25-34 results.

Demo Changes However, the two other cells we

looked at reveal significant dif- ferences from one year to the next. Last spring, AORs were No. 1 persons 18-34 in 45% of the markets. That percentage increased to 52% in 1992. Concurrently, the percent-

age of stations topping their markets in men 25-54 shrunk from 45% to 36%.

The recent fortunes of two other major formats probably have a lot to do with the demo shifts. With so many CHRs still struggling, it makes sense that more AORs would be No. 1 18-34 - especially since an increasing number of AORs are specifically targeting that demo.

The 25-54 decrease most likely can be blamed on Country, which has experienced an incredible ratings surge over the past year.

Hearty congratulations to the 22

stations that finished No. 112+ - five more than last spring. WYMG/ Springfield, IL's 19.0 was the highest 12+ of all.

Format Report Card

Markets Surveyed

Stations Surveyed

12+ Scores

Spring '92

180

233

52% up 41% down

3% flat 4% debut

Markets With AOR 52% No. 1 In Adults 18-34

Spring '91

176

211

53% up' 41% down

2% fiat 4% debut

45%

Markets With AOR 74% 73%' No. 1 In Men 18-34

Markets With AOR 71 % 72% No. 1 In Men 25-34

Markets With AOR 36% 45% No. 1 In Men 25-54

Legend: Al figures refer to Arbltro,, metro survey areas, Monday -Sunday, 6am midnight. No. 1 12+ figures are in bold. First a second -place rankings in demos are indicated. (T) signifies a tie for the position. Stations fisted below the line and:or outside their primary metros are enclos- ed in parentheses. They are included in determining market rank but do not contribute statistics toward the report card. Figures not avalable e condensed markets we indicated by "na." (CR) in-

dicates a Classic Rock station. They do not contribute statistics toward the report card. No cover. no minimum. No shirt, no shoes, no service. No soap, radio.

Spring '92 Scoreboard Station/Marker 12+

Adults 18-34

Men

18-34

Men

25-34

Men

25-54

KEYJ-AM & FM/Abilene 9.4-10.1 2 2 na 2 WONEIAkron 8.4-6.5 1 1 1 1

WPYX/AI13any 5.1-5.2 - WOBKIAIbany (CR) 3.5-5.8 2 2 2 KLSKIAlbuquerque (CR) 4.5-5.7 2 1 2(T) KZSS & KZRRIAlbuquerque 6.2-4.4 - 2 1

WZZOIAllentown 12.3-9.5 1 1 1 1

KATPIAmarillo 7.9-4.7 - KBFX/Anchorage (CR) 8.0-8.5 - 2 2 KWHLIAnchorage 7.3-8.1 1(T) 1 1 1

WIOBIAnn Arbor ., 6.6-4.6 - 1

WAPLIAppleton 14.9-15.2- 1 1 1 1

WKLSIAtlanta 6.1-6.4 2 1 1 1

WZGCIAtlanta (CR) 4.2-4.3 - - WMIDIAtIantic City 5.8-3.5 (WZXLIAtlantic City) 3.5-2.7 WRXR-AM & FM/Augusta, GA, 7.5-6.6 - 1(T) WTOSIAugusta, ME 7.7-8.5 1 1 na 1(T) KGSR/Austin 4.1-3.6 KLBJ1Austin 5.4-6.4 2.- 2(T) KPEZIAustin 4.7-4.8 KKBBIBakersfield (CR) 2.6-3.6 KRAB1Bakersfield 6.3-7.2 2(T) 1

WGRX/Ballimore (CR) 1.9-1.7 WHVY113aitlmore .g 0.8-0.9 WIYY/Baltimore 5.5-5.2 1 2 WKITfaangor, ME 9.9-17.2 1 na 1

WTGE/Baton Rouge (CR) 3.9-3.0 - KRKXIBIIIings, MT 6.8-7.1 2 na WKGBIBinghamton 10.9-13.2 1(T) 1 1 1

WZRR/B(rmingham (CR) 9.3-10.5 1 1 1: 1

KBYZIBismarck, ND "11.9 2 1(T) na 2

KJOTIBoIse 1 1 1

W AAFIBoston 2.1-1.6 - - WBCNIBoaton 5.4-5:3 1 i WCGYIBoston 1.6-2.0 - - WZLX18oaton (CR) 3.8-4,8 -' 2 2 2 KTSRIBryan-College Station 11.3-10.8 2 1 na W.QRFBuffab 6.4.8.5 , 1 . '. 1 1

WUFXIBuffalo 5.9-6.9 2 2 2 W¢NIBuriIngton 13.1-18.8 .1 1 na WNCSIBurlington 4.2-3.1 - - na WMVYICape Cod 3.8-5.5 - 2(T) na WPXC1Cape Cod 9.6-11.3 1 1 na 1

WZXL/Cape May, NJ 11.2-19.8 1 1 na KRNA1Cedar Rapids 9.9-10.8 1 1 2 WPGUIChampalgn, IL 9.0-6,8 - 2(T) na

WZNFIChampaign, IL 12.7-7.2 2 1 na WAVFICharleston, SC - 5.7-7.1 - 1(T) 2(T) WYBBICharleston, SC (CR) 3.2-5.9 - - WCOZ a WKLCICharleston, WV 6.3-8.8 2 1 1 2 WRFX1Charlotte 6.6-6.1 - 2 1 2 W XRCICharlotte 3.6-2.7 - - WWWVICharlottesville, VA 18.5-11.8 1 1 na 2(T) WFXS1Chattanooga 5.3=8.1 - 1 1 2

WCKGIChicago (CR) 2.6-2.8 - - WLUP-FMIChicago 3.0-3.1 W W BZIChicago 4.0-4.6 2 2 2 WXRTIChIcago 3.8-3.3

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Adults Men Men Station/Market 12+ 18.31 1831 25-31

WCCC-AM & FM/Hartford 5.4-4.3 1 1(T)

WHCNIHartford 6.5-4.7 2 1(T)

KPOIIHonolulu 4.4-2.6 KLOLIHouston 5.8-6.8 1 1 1

KZFX1Houston (CR) 3.3-3.2 WTAKlHuntsville, AL 4.8-5.5 2(T) WFB011ndianapolls 12.4-14.3 1 1 1

WFXF-AM & FMlIndianapolis (CR) 3.5-4.3 WONY/Ithaca 11.0.5.1 - 1(T) na

W VBRllthaca 3.4-2.9 na

WSTZIJackson, MS . 8.0-5.3 - 2 2

WAIAlJacksonville 2.3-2.2 WFYV-AM & FMIJacksonville 6.9-7.5 1 1 1

KOCD/Jopliin, MO 4.9-4.0 - 2(T) na

WRKR/Kalamazoo, MI 11.7-10.2 1 1 1

KCFXIKansas City (CR) 4.8-4.6 2

KORCIKansas City -5.7 - 1

KYYS/Kansas City 6.9-6.9 2 2 1

KLFXIKIIIeen, TX (CR) 4.1-9.0 2 2 na

WIMZ-AM & FM/Knoxville 7.4-8.3 - 2 2

WKHY/Lafayette, IN (CR) 13.2-15.2 1 1 na

KVOL-AM & FM/Lafayette, LA 3.4-3.9 na

WJXQ/Lansing 10.7-10.9 1 1 1

WMMO/Lansing (CR) 3.6-3.5 KKLZ/Las Vegas (CR) 5.3-5.5 - 2 2

KOMPILas Vegas 8.4-7.0 1 1 1

KKRXILawton, OK (CR) 8.3-7.6 na

WKQOILexington 12.9-1 4.7 1 1 1

KFMQ-AM & FMILincoln 8.5-3.1 KIBZILincoln "-5.2 - 2(T) KTGL/Lincoln (CR) 8.2-6.2 - 1 1(T) KMJXILittle Rock 10.0-11.3 2 1 1

KLOSILos Angeles 3.5-4.0 1 1 1

KLSXILos Angeles (CR) 3.0-3.3 - 2 2(T)

KNACILos Angeles 0.9-0.5 KOLZILos Angeles 2.2-2.3 WOMFILoulsville 7.5-8.5 2 2 2

KFMX/Lubbock 11.5-12.0 2 1 1

WQBZIMacon, GA 7.9-10.2 1 1 1

W IBAlMadison 1 1 .7.1 1 .8 1 1 1

WGIRIManchester, NH 8.8-9.9 1 1 1

KBOY/Medford, OR 9.0-8.8 1 na

WEGRIMemphis 10.3-10.5 1 1 1

WSHEIMiami-Ft. Lauderdale 3.8-2.9 - 2 2

WZTAIMiami-Ft. Lauderdale (CR) 2.9-2.9 1

WKLHIMilwaukee (CR) 6.3-6.9 2 2 2

WLZRIMilwaukee 6.1-6.2 1 1 1

WOFMIMIlwaukee 3.8-3.6 KORS-AM & FM/Minneapolis 8.4-9.3 1 1 1

KRXXIMinneapolis 6.4-6.8 2 2

KTCJ & KTCZIMInneapolis 4.2-4.7 2

KBOOIMinot, ND (CR) 14.3-11.8 2(T) 1(T) na

WGCXIMoblle 6.5-6.8 2 1 1

WZEWIMobile 2.5-1-.7 KDJK/Modesto 6.3-5.2 2 1 1

KVFXIModesto (CR) 3.9-3.6 - 2(T) 2

K M B Y IMo n t e re ytiSa l in a s 2.7-4.8 - 2 1

WXFX/Montgomery, AL 9.1-7.3 - 2 2

WDHA/Morristown, NJ 4.3-4.4 WKZO/Myrtle Beach, SC 10.7-7.2 2 2 na

WGFXINashville (CR) 5.0-4.8 WKDF/Nashville 8.0-7.5 - 1 1

WRLT/Nashville 1.0-2.0 WBABINassau-Suffolk 5.1-4.5 1 2 2

WRCNlNassau-Suffolk 0.9-1.4 (W NE WlNassau-Suffolk) 3.3-2.2 (WXRKlNassau-Suffolk) (CR) 4.7-5.0 2 1 1

WPLR/New Haven 9.4-9.2 1 1 1

WCKW-AM & FM/New Orleans (CR) 3.7-3.6 - 1 1

WNEWINew York 3.7-3.1 - 2 2

WXRKINew York (CR) 4.1-4.5 2 1 1

WAFXINorfolk (CR) 4.4-4.8 2

WNOR-AM & FM/Norfolk 6.5-7.7 2 1 1

WKLTINorthwest Michigan 18.2-7.2 2(T) na KBAT/Odessa-Midland 11.4-10.3 2 1 na KCDQIOdessa-Midland (CR) "-2.9 na KATTIOklahoma City 7.3-9.0 1 1 1

KRXO/Oklahoma City (CR) 6.1-6.6 2 KEZO-AM & FM/Omaha 7.8-8.6 1 1 1

KKCDIOmaha (CR) " -3.2 KRRKIOmaha 2.7-4.8 2 WDIZ/Orlando 5.2-4.1 2 WHTQIOrlando 5.0-6.1 1 1 1

KCLB/Palm Springs 10.9-2.8 na WDRK/Panama City, FL "-11.5 1(Tr 1 na WTKX/Pensacola 3.8-4.6 W WCTIPeorla 12.4-11.7 1 1 1

WMMRlPhiladelphla 6.2-5.5 2 2 2 WYSPIPhiladeiphia (CR) 5.9-6.5 1 1 1

KDKBIPhoenix 3.5-4.1 2 1(T) KSLXIPhoenlx (CR) 4.9-4.1 KUPDIPhoenix 5.4-6.9 1 1(T) W DVE/Pittsburgh 9.7-10.4 1 1

WRRK/Pittsburgh 2.9-3.6 2

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WBLM/Portland, ME 14.1-17.3 1 1 1 1

Men KGONIPortland, OR 5.9-3.3 - 2(T) 25.51 KUFOIPortland, OR 4 5.6.7 1 1 1 2

WHEB-AM & FM!Portismouth 9.3-7.9 1 1 2

1 WPDH/Poughkeepsie 10.0-13.7 1 1 na 1

WHJY/Providence 8.1-8.1 1 1 1 2

1 WWRX/Providence (CR) 3.9-3.6 - - 2

WXLP/Quad Cities 13.3-12.8 1 1 1 1

WRDU!Raleigh 9.3-8.2 2 2

1 WZZU!Raleigh (CR) 2.3-4.7 - - KSOY/Rapid City, SD 12.6.13.5 1(T) 1 na 1

KOZZ/Reno (CR) 8.1-8.9 2 1 1 1

- KTHXIReno 8.6-4.6 - - 2(T)

- WRXLIRichmond 6.8-7.3 1 1 1 2

KCAL/Riverside-San -Bernardino 4.5-3.5 - 2

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2 KRCH!Rochester, Mil 9.3-14.5 1(T) 1 na 1

1 WCMF/Rochester 14.8-16.3 1 1 1 1

- W MAX/Rochester -2.2 - - W ROI/Rochester 4.7.2.2 - -

1 WXRX/Rockford, IL 14.9-18.7 1 1 1

- KRXOISacramento 7.3-5.3 2 2

2 KSEG/Sacramento (CR) 5.6-6.0 - 1 1 2

1 WBTZ/Saginaw, MI "-2.0 - - - WKQZISaginaw, MI (CR) 9.2.6.5 - 1 1 1(T)

2 WVAL & WHMHISt. :loud, MN 5.3-6.0 2 1 na

KSDISt. Louis (CR) - 5.2-5.4 2 2 2

1(T) KSHEISt. Louis 7.3-8.4 1 1 1 2

1(T) WWTRISallsbury-Ocean City 2.1-1.1 - - - WZBH/Salisbury-Ocean City 6.4.8.2 1 1 1 1

2 KBER/Salt Lake City 6.9-6.0 - - KLZX-AM & FM/Salt Lake City (CR) 6.7-6.3 - 2 2 2

KRSP/Salt Lake City 2.3-3.1 - - - KISSISan Antonio 5.3-5.8 1 1 1

2 KSAQ/San Antonio - 3.0-4.5 - - 1 KZEP-AM & FM/San Antonio (CR) 3.8-3.8 2 KCLX/San Diego (CR) 3.0-2.3

KGB/San Diego (CR) 5.3-4.5 1 2

(KIOZISan Diego) 3.2-4.4 - KIOZ/San Diego North County 6.2-10.2 1 1 1 1

2 KFOGISan Francisco 1.8-1.8 1(T) (KOME/San Francisco) 1.4-1.1

1 KRORISan Francisco 2.5-2.5 - - 2

1 (KSJOISan Francisc3) 1.5-1.7 - - 1 KOMEISan Jose 4.2-3.4 - 2 2

2 KSJOISan Jose 4.3-5.0 1 1 1

- KUFX/San Jose (CR1 2.8-2.4 - - 2 KCOR/Santa Barbara 3.3-5.7 2 2 na 2

1 KTYD!Santa Barbara 8.1-10.2 1 1 na 1

KXFXISanta Rosa, CA 7.3-11.2 1 1 1 1

WIXVISavannah (CP) 6.4-5.4 2 2 1

2 KISW/Seattle 3.4-3.9 - 1 1

KXRX/Seattle 4.4-4.2 2 2 2

- KZOK/Seattle (CR) 3.7-4.3 - 2

2 KTALIShreveport 5.0-6.1 - 1 2

2(T) KSEZISioux City, IA 17.6-11.5 - 1(T) na 2

KRROISioux Falls, SD 9.9-7.1 - 2(T) 2 2

1 WAORISouth Bend 13.9-10.6 1 1 1 1

- WTAO/Southern Illinois 6.6-12.0 2 1 na 2

2 KEZEISpokane 9.3-7.1 1 1 1 2

- KKZX/Spokane 7.8-6.7 - - 2(T) WYMGISpringfield, .L 19.2-19.0 1 1 na 1

WAOY/Springfield, MA 8.6-10.7 1 1 1 1

KXUSISpringfield, MO 15.6-16.5 1 1 1 1

2 WEFX/Stamford, CT 5.5-5.9 1 1 na 1(T) (KDJK!Stockton) 1.6-1.2 - - (KVFX/Stockton) 3.5-4.8 2 1 1 1

WAOXISyracuse 8.1-10.0 1 1 1 2

WKFM!Syracuse (CR) 5.2-7.0 - 2 2 1

1 WGLFITallahassee 10.6-12.5 1 1 1 1

1 WRZKITallahassee -2.9 1 1 1 1

WXTBITampa 5.6-6.9 1 1 1 2

WY NF/Tampa 5.2-3.9 2 2 2

1 WZZQ/Terre Haute, IN 10.4-14.7 1 1 1 2

WIOT/Toledo 12.8-11.5 1 1 1 1

WXKR!Toledo (CR) 2.7-3.2 - - KLPX/Tucson 9.3-10.8 2 1 1 2

KMODITulsa 6.1-6.3 - 2 1(T) 2

- KTHK/Tulsa (CR) 1.9-2.1 - - (KKTX-AM & FM/Tyler, TX) 4.0-3.1 na

2 WKLL!Utica 3.4-3.4 2 WOUR/Utica 15.5-13.5 1 1 1

WCXR/Washington (CR) 3.3-2.5 WWDCIWashington 4.0-3.6 - 2 - KFM W/Waterloo 13.0-15.3 1 1 1 1

WCIZIWatertown, NY 15.5-17.4 1(T) 1 na 1

WKGRIWest Palm Beach (CR) 5.2-5.3 2 1 1 2

WEGW/Wheeling, WV 9.5-12.7 1 1 1 1(T)

KICTIWichita 9.3-6.2 2 1 2(T)

1 KRZZIWichita (CR) 5.3-5.9 - - 1

2 WEZXIWilkes Barre -Scranton 7.1-7.9 2 1 1 2

1 WZXRIWilliamsport -7.3 - 2(T) na (WAAF/Worcester) 8.8-9.7 1 1 2

KATS!Yakima, WA 13.4-11.8 1 1 na 1

WHTFIYork (CR) 1.7-2.8 - 1

WNCD/Youngstown 6.4-7.2 1 1 1(T)

WRKU/Youngstown 1.4-3.3 - - 1(T)

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URBAN CONTEMPORARY

WKYS Leads Washington's Urban Renewal Campaign

Washington - home to the federal government and a host of UC stations. Longtime market leader WKYS had slipped in the last few years, but under PD Barbara Prieto, the station is returning to form, bouncing 4.3-5.7 in the Spring '92 Arbitron. Mainstream Urban WHUR, with B.K. Kirkland at the programming helm, also posted a healthy 12+ gain of 2.9-3.8.

While Urban -leaning CHR WPGC-FM leads the market with an 8.6 share, black Talk outlet WOL (AM) experienced a 1.7-2.0 gain. The only negative for the format was a 4.0-3.0 slip by Urban AC WMMJ.

There was good news in the 18-34 demo as well: WKYS soared more than three points, landing in the nines (good for second place in the demo). WHUR and top -ranked WPGC saw significant gains in that demo as well.

'KYS And Tell In the all-important 25-54 demo,

WKYS ranked No. 2 with an increase of one and a half shares, which is exactly what Prieto wants to see. "Our target audience is 25 -49 -year -olds. Of course, we expect spillover on both sides of that."

Prieto assumed programming duties last September after three years at the station. She says, "We've become more hit -oriented over the past year. We've been very consistent, playing the hits each hour and making sure our

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variety of music doesn't suffer. And we've also made sure our 'New Music' image doesn't suffer because we play the hits. This approach keeps the momentum going, and it sounds like the station has a little more energy. Being consistent in our programming has become one of our strengths.

"We use oldies as image build- ers, because our research has shown the popularity of music from the '70s and '80s. That's part of the variety we offer in our music. For example, people in the

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25-49 demo can appreciate a '70s Teddy Pendergrass song like 'When Somebody Loves You Back,' yet this song isn't going to turn off someone in a slightly younger demo."

Re -Evaluating Research

Part of the station's success, Prieto believes, can be attributed to research that goes beyond music. "We've increased the amount of research we do for programming. We're doing perceptual studies, and we study our listeners' behavioral patterns, as well as test the music. Becoming more know- ledgeable about our strengths and weaknesses has helped us do better this book."

Prieto looks upon her first year as PD as a learning experience as well. "The entire structure of the programming department was re- aligned when Donnie Simpson became VP/Programming, I became the PD, and Greg Diggs was promoted from MD to Asst. PD. We all had to get comfortable in our positions by knowing what each of our roles was - that way we could become a better team."

'KYS placed third in the market 12+ during the spring sweep. Market leader WPGC-FM is almost a direct competitor, but Prieto believes the two stations serve different audiences. "We don't ignore them. We're aware of what they're doing and who they're targeting. We realize they're trying to reach black listeners, but their strengths are in teens.

"I've been here for three years, evaluating what they do and moni- toring them. They've had decent adult numbers, but they've made a clear statement that they're out for teens. They use promotional gim- micks to try to appeal to more adults. If you're going to target - and keep - adults, you have to be consistent. It's nice to know that I don't see that going on."

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Revitalized WHUR Makes Its Move Fifteen -year industry veteran B.K. Kirkland took

the programming reins at WHUR/Washington last year. When he arrived, the station was leaning Urban AC, but Kirkland has brought it mainstream - and he's pleased with the results.

"We've found our niche by finally getting back in touch with the contemporary music market," says Kirkland, whose programming experience incluldes stints at WBLS/New York, KBLX/Berke- ley, and the now -defunct KUTE/ Los Angeles. "I convinced management that we needed to get a little more contemporary to really make some inroads numerically and pull this station back into the Top 10.

"We're playing more Urban artists. We've cut back on people like Anita Baker, who I feel is an AC artist, and we've started adding more material from the Urban charts. That includes more artists like Bell Biv DeVoe, Ralph Tres- vant, and acts that appeal to the 12-24 market."

But Kirkland knows it takes more than the right music to win. "You need to have a well -run, well- oiled machine from the top down. You need programming, but you need a solid promotional staff, a solid PR staff, a solid sales staff, and all those things. Musically, you have to have a good command of what's going on in the market. Sta- tions that do tend to be the leaders where a number of competitors are going after the Urban market."

Skewing Younger Over the last year, Kirkland has

tried to broaden the station's target audience. He explains, "WHUR's emphasis for the last four years or so has been 35-64. We've brought that back on the other side about 10 years; we're trying to bite off a piece of the 25-34 audience."

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This new skew has sent WHUR sprinting from 15th place to eighth 12+ in the last year. Kirkland says, "We've worked real hard, and some of the perceptuals are starting to turn around in how people look at WHUR. We're starting to show more sharing with the market leaders.

"That's key for us - to appeal to an audience that would be listening to WXYS and WPGC-FM. We share nicely with Majic IWMMJI on the mature side. Now we have the ability to touch base with the rest of the contemporaries in the market, whereas before we were very isolated."

Going After No. 1

Kirkland looks at market leader WPGC as direct competition, even though it bills itself as a CHR. "As far as I'm concerned, WPGC is Ur- ban. I'm speaking not just as a listener, but as a programmer. Any- time we feel pressure in terms of prereleases, early releases, and music leaked into our market, 90% of the time that material happens to be black -oriented artists - and it happens to leak first on WPGC.

"So I look at them directly as an Urban entity in this market in terms of my planning and programming. In some dayparts, a huge majority of 'PGC's playlist is geared toward the black audience. Calling itself CHR is just marketing - most DC programmers look at 'PGC as an Urban, not a CHR.

"This is the most crowded Urban radio market in the country. Cer- tainly, everybody sets out to beat 'PGC. You've got to take down

Now we have the ability to touch base with the rest of the contemporaries in

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WPGC to be the winner. Every- body's looking at what they do. estimating and guesstimating what they might do and what it's going to take to beat them."

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BOOK REVIEW

NEW ROCK

Key Stations Soar In Spring Given New Rock's continued growth, I figured it was

high time the format received its own quarterly ratings scoreboard - particularly in light of the excellent pro- gress many stations made in the spring book.

Roster Changes Four new stations joined the

New Rock fold since the winter survey: KRZQ/Reno: flipped March 13

from AOR KKDJ/Fresno: changed April 20

from AOR KEDG/l.as Vegas: switched May

22 from AC And June 13, WLAV-FM/Grand

Rapids also flipped from AOR to New Rock. Since the change came just 11 days before the end of the book. 'LAV is not included in this analysis.

The format is about to lose two stations - KJJO/Minneapolis,

Format Report Card

Markets Surveyed 33

Stations Surveyed 37

12+ Scores 43% up

32% down 11% flat

14% debut

( LOST IN THE NORTHEAST - 2 Lost Sons recently took their compass out to navigate through a Northeast promo tour. Squatting outside WEQX/ Manchester, VT are (1-r) Savage's Joel Klaiman, WIN Management's Andy Winters, Savage's Bruce Brody, 2LS's Pete and Phil Downing, and 'EOX PD Jim McGuinn.

RÓcKFILÉ Band: Utah Saints Track: "Something Good" EP: "Something Good" Label: London/PLG

Essentials: Utah Saints con- sist of Jez Willis and Tim Garbutt, both of whom come from a club DJ

background. Willis was formerly singer/bassist with the UK's MDMA, a proponent of rock and electronic fusion. Garbutt. who was heavily involved in the club culture, is still in demand as a DJ. The two have known each other for just two years.

Artist POV: "We refuse to just be a couple of faceless stereotypi- cal DJs holed up in a studio or in the booth," says Willis. "We're trying to

put some real energy and live spirit into our records, rather than just batter people to death with beats per minute."

Label POV: PLG Director/Na- tional Alternative Radio & Video Steve Leeds says, "We have major expectations for this to be a big

CHR record. This could be the first piece of music from the club/rave sampling environment to break through to the mainstream."

Rock!ile highlights breaking artists charting for the first time.

which will switch to Country September 8, and KOCM & KSRF (Mars) will make the flip to NAC.

Cream Of The Crop The Spring '92 survey was

historic for some key New Rock- ers. Two format mainstays - W BRU /Providence (4.2) and WFNX/Boston (2.5) - achieved their best 12+ books ever, while several others posted significant improvements.

The gains made by XETRA-FM (91X)/San Diego were particularly impressive. The format stalwart soared 4.5-5.7 and now ranks No. 2

in its market, trailing only Country KSON (7.6). More important, 91X is No. 1 in its target demo of persons 18-34 -- the only New Rocker to achieve that lofty status. ('BRU scored the biggest 18-34 gain, jump- ing 3.5 points.)

Certainly the most unusual development was WEQX/Albany, NV's astonishing leap among 25-34

men. Last book. the station - which actually transmits from Manchester, VT - scored less than a 1.0 in that demo. This time around, it nabbed nearly a 12 - good for a first -place tie with Coun- try WGNA. The station's 12+, which had inexplicably tumbled to 0.4 in the winter, jumped back to 1.5. Given those fluctuations, it will be especially interesting to see what happens in the next book.

Speaking of men 25-34: W'IIFS/ Washington -Baltimore was Balti- more's No. 1 station in that demo - an exceptional achievement.

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WEOXIAIbany 2.0 1.4 1.6 0.4 1.5 +3.3 (KRACIAlbuquerque) 1.7 2.0 0.4 1.6 1.6 +0.5 KOCM & KSRFIAnaheim 0.8 0.7 1.4 +1.9 (KROOIAnahelm) 4.7 3.3 3.0 3.3 4.5 -1.6 (CIMX/Ann Arbor) 1.9 4.3 4.9 +1.4 KNNC1Austin 0.4 2.5 1.7 -1.1 (WHFSIBaltimore) 3.2 2.7 2.8 2.4 3.7 +2.1 WFNXIBoston 1.9 1.3 1.9 1.8 2.5 +1.5 WCBRIChicago 0.3 +0.3 W XRTIChicago 3.3 2.6 3.3 3.8 3.3 -0.5 WOXY1Cincinnati 0.3 0.5 0.4 0.5 0.5 Flat

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W VGOIRichmond 4.3 5.0 4.8 -0.6 KJONISaIt Lake City 3.7 3.1 3.0 1.9 1.0 -2.1 KXRKISaIt Lake City 2.5 2.2 -0.9 XETRA-FM/San Diego 5.4 5.5 5.4 4.5 5.7 +2.6 KITSISan Francisco 2.6 2.7 3.1 2.5 3.2 +1.4 (KITS/San Jose) 2.4 2.8 2.0 1.8 2.6 +1.4 KBACISanta Fe 1.7 5.8 " 2.3 -4 0

KNDDISeattle 3.2 2.4 3.3 +1.4 KTOZ/Springfield, MO 0.6 Debut

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midnight. Stations in parentheses were listed below the line. Plus and

minus figures refer to a station's increase or decrease in Persons 18-34

as compared to its previous book.

12+ ratings, while only 32% were down. An additional 14% debuted in the Spring '92 book. Nearly 50% improved by a point or more. The format's median 12+ increased from 2.1 to 2.4.

In the weeks ahead I'll be tackl- ing the most noteworthy success stories in more depth, seeking the reasons some stations may have done better than others.

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CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO

KLUC Rolls Dice, Wins Big KLUC-AM & FM are on a winning streak in Las Veg-

as, having risen 7.8-8.2 for No. 2 12+ honors in the Spring '92 Arbitron. The Nationwide combo is second only to AC KMZQ, which took first place on a 7.3-8.5 surge.

KLUC PD and seven-year station veteran Jerry Dean was thrilled with the station's performance, which rivaled last spring's 8.1 AQH tally. "I did a little genuflect in front of the computer when we were downloading the numbers. Being only three -tenths out of first place is a great place to be.

More Than Music "We also saw growth in 12+ and

18-34 cume. which is our target. KLUC has adapted to its listeners' needs by having and promoting a great morning show with longevi- ty. Mike O'Brian - who's been here going on seven years - has created a lot of loyalty among his listeners; he's a cornerstone of our success. I'm certainly not intimat- ing that music isn't important, but so many programmers get so tied up in the music alone. A winning station needs to have more going for it than just music."

Toward that end. KLUC has beefed up its public affairs commitment with a new feature. "Beat Of The Street." Dean explains, "We have a daily question and in- vite listeners to call in. Then we air their responses. It's a great daytime feature that sits well with adults. It increases our credibility with 25+ demos when they hear other adults talking about important issues."

Sonic Backlash On the music front, Dean adds.

"There has been a real vicious backlash to rap in this market. Un -

98.5 KLUC. FM

THE #1 HIT MUSIC STATION

Music Monitor One of the credos Nationwide

uses to help drive one image home at a time is K.I.S.S. (keep it simple, stupid). That's why KLUC works almost exclusively with the posi-

tioner "98.5 KLUC, The #1 Hit

Music Station." Here's a typical 5pm hour, when LeAnn Summers drives the market home:

CURE/Friday I'm In Love VANDROSS & JACKSON/ The Best Things In Life Are Free

COVER GIRLS/Wishing On A Star

SOUP DRAGONS/Divine Thing MICHAEL JACKSON/Jam BOYZ II MEN/End Of The Road

B-52'S/Love Shack HI -FIVE. She's Playing Hard To Get

MADONNA, This Used To Be My Playground

RICHARD MARX/Take This Heart

EN VOGUE! Giving Him Something He Can Feel

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Like other stations, KLUC painted itself into a corner with

dance, but now we're headed in a mass appeal

direction again. - Jerry Dean

less it's a hit record - like a Sir Mix -A -Lot or a Kris Kross - we take a pass. It's just part of the natural cycle of music - and another reason Country is so big right now. This 'urban cowboy' era is on us again - but no one knows if Bil- ly Ray Cyrus will be a memory a

year from now. "[MI)] Cat Thomas has done an

excellent job with the music, and the evolution of his work is that we're broader now than we were six or seven months ago. Not only are most of the rap titles gone, but so is the oversaturation of the dan- cier songs: Like other stations. KLUC painted itself into a corner with dance, but now we're headed in a mass appeal direction again. That's also helped our cume and made us more accessible.

"Our reasoning is that the Las Vegas population base is growing by about 4000 people a month. These people have no preconceived notions about KLUC and our music, so we stay mass appeal and as visible as possible."

Dean explains that locals don't spend a ton of time at the Las Vegas Strip, where the tourists gamble. "The people who live in Anaheim don't visit Disneyland every week, either. Soon there will be 20,000 new hotel rooms - including the new MGM hotel, which will have more than 5000 guest rooms and an amusement park attached. This isn't just a 21 -and -over

mecca anymore. Las Vegas is a family vacation destination now ,

with [family] attractions already in place at the Mirage and Ex- calibur hotels."

Natural Resources The station's main tools are an

ongoing billboard campaign and the Super Radio Boom Box. "The increased cume bears out the fact we did a great job in this area. Dur- ing the spring book our 'Hit Of The Day' was worth $12000. [Morning host ] Mike O'Brian teased it every day at 7:20am and even told listeners the hour it would be heard again. We felt we could target and direct the cume better that way than if we asked them to listen all day for it."

The rest of the airstaff includes five-year midday mainstay Rick. Kelly. who employs an in -office promotion called "You Pick The

Dean Considers Country Competition "What was most interesting to me about this book,"

says KLUC-AM & FMILas Vegas PD Jerry Dean, "was that we beat both Country stations. They're now experiencing the fragmentation we've gone through in CHR."

Crosstown KFMS-FM inched upward 7.4-7.5 among Arbitron-rated 12+ listeners, while KWNR tumbled 8.3-4.7. A third Country outlet, KOWA (AM), fell 1.5.0.6. Now that he's out from under the sha- dow of the 10 -gallon hat, Dean

shares his views on Country's success.

"Country is kicking butt because they have some real sexy hunks - from the female perspective - in

Garth Brooks, Travis Trutt, and Billy Ray Cyrus. These guys are sexier and more contemporary than, say, George Jones or Ken -

Music." Dean explains, "This Thursday -only feature invites offices to call in requests during the 1-2pm hour, and Kelly lets the callers do live intros to the songs they select. On other days he does 'Just The Fax,' which gets a listener

ny Rogers. These hipper artists, who have the image to help put Country into the mainstream, have added a bit of an MTV -like image to the format.

"We can't forget that Country has greater listener loyalty and longer TSL than CHR, while we're a more cume-driven format. Unfor- tunately, Arbitron heavily weighs TSL into its formulas. Obviously, there are bigger things adding to Country's success, like community involvement and other reasons to listen, that go beyond the music."

and four co-workers a nice lunch somewhere.

"We are one of the few CHRs to have a female in afternoons. Le - Ann Summers got here from KHOI'/Modesto, CA four years


KYRK Treads Water Before Setting Sale

Frank Drew, PD at Anchor Media CHR KYRK (Power 97) /Las Vegas, awaits the FCC's new duopoly ownership rules with great excitement. Says Drew, "Our transfer - and that of [AM sister Nostalgia] KORK - to [crosstown AOR] KOMP owners Lotus should be finalized before Christmas."

But will it be a happy Christmas for Drew and his staff? "We've been told that they were buying both stations based on what the FM is already doing and its potential in the CHR format. It's my under- standing they're going to leave the format as it is, but that they'll sink more dollars into improving our promotion and marketing efforts."

Drew. who's been at KYRK for three years, has been PD for one. He assesses the station's inconsis- tent Arbitron track record, which now finds KYRK off 4.7-3.8 and down from last spring's 3.9. "We've had little in the way of a

marketing or promotional budget to get the message out.

"And - while we're not a sub- scriber to Arbitron - I often wonder, as do some others in the market, about diary returns and placement. I'd like to think Ar- bitron is playing fair, but I've heard things through the grape- vine, like that we were tied for No. 1 among 35-64s on Saturday nights a book or two ago.''

Selling The Results Drew admits that programming

without all of the necessary tools has been tough on everyone at KYRK. "Our ratings - or lack of ratings sometimes - have been really frustrating for me and the staff. We know we've got tons of listeners who are active and re- sponsive to our promotions and events - despite what the book indicates. Our average listener is

Frank Drew

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to suffer for serving the youth audience.

- Frank Drew

12-24. We're sharing some with [New Rock] KUGE, and we get a lot of response to our club promotions and appearances.


Music Monitor "We're rhythmic by base, but

we're hit -driven rather than sound - driven," explains KYRK PD Frank Drew. "If it's a rock hit and the listeners want it, well play it."

"We position ourselves by saying 'Power 97 - we're not your parent's radio station' and 'You're never more than two minutes away from music' to counterprogram KLUC's long stopsets. That means we stop up to four times an hour, but we get back to the music faster."

Speaking of music, here's a 5pm hour from afternoon man Jay -Man:

SNAP/Rhythm Is A Dancer EN VOGUE/

Giving Him Something He Can Feel CHARLES & EDDIE/

Would I Lie To You GERARDO/Here Kitty Kitty TLC/Baby, Baby, Baby CELINE DION/ Nothing Broken But My Heart HIGHLAND PLACE MOBSTERS/ Let's Get Naked MICHAEL JACKSON/Jam FIREHOUSE When I Look Into Your Eyes CECE PENISTON/

Keep On Walkin' THRILL KILL KULT/Sex On Wheelz BOBBY BROWN/Humpin' Around B-52'S/Good Stuff BRYAN ADAMS/ Do I Have To Say The Words?

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ago. She's been in the shift for a couple of years and had the best book of anyone on the station. Cat, who does 6-10pm, was No. 1 12+ and 18-34. From 10pm-2am it's Chris De Marco, who was hired fulltime four years ago and assists Cat and me in music. Overnighter Chris Carson has been here for almost seven years. With so many people listening around the clock, you need someone strong in overnights, and Chris is excellent. We even sell spots on the all-night show."

Dean also tips his hat to 15 -year GM Keith Gerst and the rest of the KLUC staff. "We've all worked hard as a team, which is one of the greatest principles of working for this company. My goal is to be a

GM for Nationwide. Since it's such a forward -thinking company, hope- fully they'll be buying more stations in this market, as there are so

many great opportunities here. Un' til then, we'll just work hard to program a winning CHR."

Crosstown Change? It's no news that crosstown An-

chor Media CHR KYRK is about to be bought by Lotus - owners of Las Vegas AOR legend KOMP. Dean remarks, "I'd be surprised if KYRK is CHR in six months. They're down to 11th in the market and would do well to flip KYRK to Classic Rock. We don't look at KYRK as a competitor - we even beat them in teens with a 31.2 to their 28.6. despite their lower commercial load. I think that, internal- ly, they've thrown in the towel."

KYRK Continued from Page 42

"[CHR rival] KLUC has the numbers, but we've got a lot of listeners. We sell by results, and the hardest part is to find great salespeople who have the skill to carry that message. Until advertisers re-educate themselves about the spending power of America's youth, we're going to suffer for serving the youth audience.

"Our phones tell us we're caus- ing reaction with the music, since we generally beat KLUC to adding active hit records first. They generally lead on ballads or more adult records. KYRK's biggest positive is that we're first on the new music. The station is fun and entertaining, it doesn't do dead segues, and it offers lots of artist information.

"The lack of artist identification has been a major problem for the format. Jocks need to have more creative freedom to bring the entertainment value to the station. Nothing is more irritating than hearing a song and not being able to find out the artist and title."

With KYRK's tight spring budget, the station's biggest outside event was a "Power Dance Party" for the under 21 crowd at a local club. "We're fairly active, but not as much as I'd like, since we've been short-staffed for months because of the pending sales. But our

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The guys at KYRK clown around with RCA artist Stacy Earl. Shown (back, i -r) are GM Abe Sandoval, Earl, and RCA's Terry Anzaldo. Pictured (front, f -r) holding up the show are MD/overnighter Todd O'Hara and PD Frank Drew.

morning guy, Mike Fox, makes a ton of appearances. He's British and makes quite an impression. His show is very music -oriented with some phone action and entertaining features.

"Middayer Greg Spin does requests during his show. Afternoon guy Jay -Man started here as a 'go- fer' about four and a half years ago, then went from parttime to overnights to nights to afternoons, and now he's raising hell. Nights features Rene James, who has a great following. Her Wednesday - only 10pm 'Lust Line' show, where

she puts three callers on the line with someone of the opposite sex for a date, is the talk of the market. In overnights we have my MD, Todd O'Hara."

Looking To Lotus -Land As the FCC's start date for duop-

oly ownership filing applications draws near, all Drew can do is play good music, have fun on the radio, and look forward to increased support from future owner Lotus. "We all believe we can take KYRK for a comeback and give KLUC a good run. I just want the opportunity to prove it."

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STATIONS RATING OVER 30

Thirtysomething: A New Breed No, this isn't a tribute to that whiny, defunct TV show.

It's a spotlight on the handful of stations that have boldly gone where few stations have gone before - the land of the 30s.

Commentary on shares refers to Spring '92 Arbitron numbers. Un- less otherwise noted, I'm referring to 12+ figures.

KKYR-FM/Texarkana, TX -AR

The "King Of The Spring" title belongs to KKYR-FM, the only Country outlet in the 263 Arbitron- rated markets that notched a Mon- day -Sunday, Gam -midnight 12+ share above 40. KKYR-FM had a 42.2, to be exact, tacking on almost 10 shares to its 12+ numbers in each of the last two sweeps.

Some of the cells are downright staggering. KKYR-FM posted 25-54 shares that approach 55 in

morning drive, with over 50 during middays. It hangs a morning drive number that's just a half point short of 50, a midday score that's within spitting distance of the big 5-0 as well, and 18-34 numbers that exceed 40 and approach 50 in morning drive.

Hard as it is to believe, there still appears to be room for improvement: A couple of Country shares managed to escape KKYR-FMs grasp. Those shares belong to KRMD-FM/Shreveport, which is listed below the line.

Arbitron market: 235. Metro population: 98,600; TSA: 204,500. 15

stations in market. Larry Kent, PD; Gary Lawrence, MD.

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KGKL-FM/San Angelo, TX This marks the third straight.

"thirtysomething" for KGKL-FM. Its 37.4, its best -ever 12+ number, comes two years after changing from live -assist to completely live. Before going live, the station regularly posted shares in the high teens.

This was the first book KGKL FM has been No. 1 18-34; it's been the 25-54 leader since 1988.

The ratings charge is led by Richard Aguirre in mornings, where a 45 share (12+) is only an inch away. Aguirre's wakeup show and middays, hosted by Linda Stone, also boast a 40 -plus number 18-34, while mornings are alsc above 40 in 25-54 and 35-64. Jump- ing off the page are the weekend 35-64 shares, which approach - are you ready? - 50!

Market: 250. Metro population: 81,000; TSA: 119,700. Five stations. Lee Swift, OM; Richard Aguirre, PD; Linda Stone, MD.

WBKR/Owensboro, KY WBKR hit an all-time high of

37.3. Every daypart breaks 30 (12+), with the weekends exploding to just under 45 points.

The station had more 30s thar any other in this elite group. Every daypart, including weekends, of the 12+, 18-34, 25-54, and 35-64 cells - except for two, 18-34 middays and afternoon drive - was above 30. Most times, the shares were closer to 40 than 30. Some were eye popping: weekend Gam -midnight shares that exceed 50 points 25-54 and 35-64 and are over 45 in 18-34s.

Market: 255. Metro population: 71,100; TSA: 654,900. Eight stations. Chuck Urban, PD; Dave Spencer, MD.

WQBE-FM/Charleston, WV

This isn't WQBE-FM's first foray into the land of the 30s - its first trip was last fall when it posted a 30.6 (12+). WQBE-FM has been hitting lofty numbers for quite a while, having been in the 20s for the better part of four years. As you might expect from a station with a 12+ share over 35, every daypart also exceeds the 30 -share mark. Middayer R.G. Jones leads the way with numbers in the upper 30s, falling short of 40 by a share and a half. However, he does top the 40 mark 25-54 and 35-64. Even- ing personality Tony Lynn is also over the 40 hurdle 35-64.

WQBE-FM is No. 1 in every demo. Most impressive is WQBE- FM's 26.9 -share lead over AOR WKLC and CHR WVSR-FM, which are tied for second place, 12+. Equally impressive, WQBE-FM leads the market 12-24, also with a

The National Top 10 Asearch among Arbitron's 263 rated markets for Country stations registering 12+ shares over 30 yielded 10 stratospheric achievers.

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share above 30. A sign of the musical times is WQBE-FM's 10 -point leap, 18-34. It's been No. 1 in that demo the last three sweeps, and has surged to a 16 -share lead over WKLC.

Market: 153. Metro population: 209,200; TSA: 675,000. 16 stations. Jeff Whitehead, OM; R.G. Jones, MD.

WAXX/Eau Claire, WI

WAXX has long been the market leader as well as one of the format's top performers. The station and its people have won Country Music Association honors, as well as the NAB's Marconi award. This spring's 35.1 - a 10 -point leap from last spring - marks WAXX's first entry into the 30s; a high water mark for the station and the market.

WAXX also breaks the 30 -share barrier 18-34, 18-49, 25-54, 35-64, and 18+, where it's less than three shares from a 40. It lands smack dab on the lofty 40 mark 35+. The 18-34 gains are especially stunning, with the station more than doubling its share in that demo. Incredibly,

its evening numbers skyrocketed into the 30s - close to five times its Spring '91 nighttime shares.

Most impressive is WAXX's lead over AC WBIZ-FM, the number two finisher in total cells. WAXX's advantage in shares over WBIZ- FM is 14.5 (12+); 9.1 (18-34); and 17.3 (25-54).

Market: 219. Metro population: 113,800; TSA: 426,200. 13 stations. George House, PD; Tim Wilson, MD.

KEAN/Abilene, TX

Perennial market leader KEAN- FM jumped almost 10 points for a 34.4, which pushed it into the 30s for the very first time, after years in the 20s. Typical of KEAN's domi- nance: Only one other station - AOR KEYJ-FM - is even in double digits; it has a 10.1.

KEAN is No.1 in the following demos, where it also bettered the 30 -share mark: 18-34, 18-49, 25-54, and 35-64.

Market: 216. Metro population: 118,900; TSA: 216,600. 14 stations.


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Kelly Jay, PD; Rudy Fernandez, MD.

Victoria, TX KIXS climbs back to the 30s after

a brief drop last spring, topping this six -station market with a 34.1, 15.3 shares ahead of CHR KVIC. Typical of what's happening in many markets where Country is mass appeal, the station's 18-34

numbers outdistance its 25-54 and 35-64 shares - the latter by more than 10 points. Is this a harbinger of things to come in other markets as Country continues to grow?

Leading the way are morning personalities Dave (Winston) &

Don (Adams), who have more than 40 shares, 12+, 18-34, 25-54, and 35-64. This across-the-board domi- nance has become more prevalent as Country continues to attract younger demos.

Market: 261. Metro population: 58,600; TSA: 119,100. Six stations. Dale Knippers, PD/MD.

WTVY/Dothan, AL WTVY is another Country outlet

which has grown dramatically during the last two years, achieving new milestones each spring. It's gone from the teens to the 20s to 32.1 this time out, setting a new 12+ record for the market.

WTVY ranks first 12+,18-34, and 25-54, with substantial leads over its closest competitors in each demo. It's also on top 35-64, falling just short of the coveted 40 share.

The rise has come under the programming stewardship of PD Roy Fox and MD Alan Rice. They were elevated to their current status two years ago.


WTCR-AM & FM/ Huntington WV,

Longtime market leader WTCR- AM & FM has been in the upper 20s the past few years, but this spring recorded its second consecutive 30 -

plus Arbitron.

WCTR's strength is clearly with upper demos, where each daypart of the 25-54 cell registers shares in the upper 30s, and each daytime shift in the 35-64 demo gets into the 40s.

WTCR has accomplished its many feats in the largest and most competitive (in terms of number of stations) market that's home to a "thirtysomething" Country outlet.

Market: 135. 260,500; TSA: 614,600. 23 stations. Dave Poole, PD/MD.

KTCS/Ft. Smith, AR

This is, far and away, the No. 1

Country market in America, with the format garnering a 59.3 share 12+. The KTCS-AM & FM simulcast posts a 32.5 share 12+ - the highest of its kind ever notched in Ft. Smith. The stations lead the market in every cell, except 18-34. Wearing that crown is another Country outlet, KMAG, which out- distances KTCS by about three and a half shares in that demo.

Although this week's theme is "thirtysomething," I'd be remiss to exclude KMAG from this discus- sion. Its 26.812+ number isn't that far from a 30, anyway. But together, KTCS and KMAG amass huge shares in every cell in a 13 -

station market that features three ACs, two CHRs, and one station each doing Gold, Easy Listening, Nostalgia, Gospel, and Classic

Rock. As you peruse the share totals, pay special attention to the 18-34 numbers:

12+ : 59.3 18-34: 70.8 18-49: 65.6 25-54: 63.7 35-64: 57.6

The 70+ 18-34 shares blows me away. It no doubt comes from both outlet's concentration on currents and tempo.

In fact, KTCS OM/MD Mark Harper says KTCS's two-year rise from 19.4-32.5 is a result of the station's being on the leading edge of the uptempo, current -based movement. He credits consultant Steve Warren, hired three years ago, for getting KTCS on the front edge of that curve with his "Hot Country" format.

Harper feels KMAG's 18-34 lead stems from KTCS being positioned in young people's minds as "their Daddy's Country station," despite its move to more currents during the last couple of years. KTCS has been Country for 31 years.


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thought it only fair to mention the two stations that were thisclose to thirtysomething, but didn't quite squeeze that last quarter-hour out of some poor soul. Managing to eke out at least a 29 were:

KIXQ/Joplin, MO. Last three spring book trends: 24.9, 32.8, 29.8. Its 25-54 shares approach 40. Ralph Cherry, PD/MD.

KLLL-FM/Lubbock, TX. Last three spring book trends: 24.3, 25.4, 29.8. Its 25-54 numbers exceeded 31

shares. Jay Richards, PD; Ben Warren, MD.

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Stars Rock Jones's `Chair' George Jones's latest single has become a star-stud-

ded affair. Garth Brooks, Travis Tritt, Mark Chesnutt, Clint Black, Tanya Tucker, Alan Jackson, and several others contribute vocals to "I Don't Need Your Rocking Chair," set for a September 10 release.

Jones recently filmed the song's video, which includes an intro featuring George Foreman. The boxing great flew into Nashville last week to film his appearance.

By the way, Jones has let his animal instincts get the better of him: George Jones's Country Gold Dog and Cat Food will hit stores nationwide in a few weeks, and word has it Nashville stores are already getting requests for the new product, manufactured by the Sunshine Mills Corp.

In other video news, Atlantic/ Nashville newcomer John Michael Montgomery recently shot a clip for his forthcoming debut single, "Life's A Dance," on location in Durango, TX. The site was the same used for several scenes in Billy Crystal's "City Slickers." Montgomery's single will cross your desks September 14.

Sammy Kershaw's new 25 -

minute home video, "Sammy Ker- shaw: Cadillac Style," features clips of "Cadillac Style," "Don't Go Near The Water," and his current single, "Yard Sale," plus behind - the -scenes concert footage. It'll hit the stores September 22. For "in- quiring minds" who want to know, the video solves the mystery sur- rounding the contents of Kershaw's omnipresent leather saddlebag.

Hank Williams Jr. fans can work out to his songs along with Williams's wife Mary Jane, who releases a new 45 -minute workout video, "Exercising With The An- gel," on September 1. Bocephus buffs can enhance their collection when Capricorn Records releases "The Bocephus Box - The Hank Williams Jr. Collection 1979-1992." Produced by Jimmy Guterman, the three -CD set features 62 Wil- liams favorites, including 13 previously unreleased tracks ar'l seven live performances.

Wynonna Judd recently filmed her first video sans mom Naomi for the third single from her solo MCA/Nashville project. "No One

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Public Displays

The Oak Ridge Boys and Em- mylou Harris perform several gospel numbers together - as well as

land, NE date. After concluding their set at the Hall County Fair, the two were en route to their bus when a tornado touched down a mere 300 yards from where they had just performed. They were much more fortunate, however, than Ricky Skaggs, who was onstage when the twister literally tore the stage in two and sent amps flying through the air.

Speaking of Skaggs, he just wrapped up a week of politicking on behalf of President Bush and is prepping for several USO dates in Hawaii next month. They'll mark his first appearance on the islands; he's appeared in every other state at least once in his career.

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their own hits - on an upcoming 90 -minute PBS special. The concert, taped at Atlanta's Fox The- atre, will air on 300 PBS affiliates (check your local listings) during their pledge drives. Viewers pledg- ing at least $60 will receive a videotape copy of the special.

Kevin Welch recently narrated a documentary about legendary Route 66 for NHK Japan (that country's PBS counterpart). The special, featuring Welch's "The Mother Road," has been picked up by the Arts & Entertainment Net- work for domestic airing later this year.

Boot Scootin' Bustle Brooks & Dunn gave new mean-

ing to the phrase "blew them away" during a recent Grand Is -

Bits & Pieces Georgia natives T. Graham

Brown, Alan Jackson, Travis Tritt, Doug Stone, and Trisha Yearwood performed the Atlanta Falcons' theme song, "Good Guys Do Wear Black," during halftime of last week's Falcons -Eagles matchup in Atlanta. The tune, written by Bruce Burch, Vern Dant, and Bill Morris, was recorded by Brown and appeared in the Falcons' 1991

season highlight video ... Mark Collie recently completed his first screen test for an upcoming as -yet - untitled movie starring Meg Ryan, Dennis Quaid, and James Caan .. .

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KBLX: `Quiet Storm' Makes Noise A profile of an NAC format veteran and an overview

of a CJ's impressive spring ratings increase take center stage this week.

For the past 11 years, "Quiet Storm" KBLX/San Francisco has programmed its distinctive mellow instrumental/adult vocal mix. Spring Arbitron results were extremely kind to the NAC, which notched significant 25-54 gains in two Top 35 markets.

"We haven't deviated from our original formula," explains two- year PD Kevin Brown. "We play a primarily soft, adult -leaning music mix. KBLX was one of the first stations in the country to break Kenny G."

Brown wants to downplay the "Urban" tag some have placed on KBLX. "We don't categorize music as being black or white," he says. "We play music that works best for us. All good stations reflect what their core audiences want."

Format Stepchildren While KBLX remains formula -

faithful, Brown says he has witnes- sed dramatic industry changes. "Unfortunately, there are fewer artists today for this format than there were several years ago," he says. "It's also a different kind of business. Record companies con- centrate on 12-24s, making NAC and other adult formats stepchildren.

"We have to work harder to maintain the few shares we're lucky enough to get. More people today are accustomed to instant gratification and are less willing to experiment."

Unlike other NAC markets. San Francisco is home to two highly - competitive NACs (KBLX and KKSF) and a legendary Jazz outlet

Kevin Brown

(KJAZ). "The Bay Area seems to march to the beat of a different drum," Brown says. "The key with KBLX and KKSF is that both stations understand the format and are committed to it.

"There's no male sh stage here, but NAC does better than AOR. It's tough competing against KKSF and KJAZ - you're lucky if you win. Stations have to fight to keep their heads above water and get noticed."

In assessing similarities and dif- ferences among the three stations, Brown points out that KJAZ skews to somewhat older demos.

"We don't share as much audience with them as we do with KKSF," he says. "KKSF is more instrumental -leaning [than KBLX] and we're more aggressive musically. Recently, however, I've noticed KKSF's adding more vocals.

"We exposed Celine Dion first in the market. KKSF is just now joining the party. In addition to some

gray areas within the format, we're next to them on the dial [at 102.9 and 103.7, respectively]."

Dual Efforts While attempting to appeal to

San Francisco's multi -cultural and ethnic diversity, market programmers also must contend with having San Jose (market #31) in their shadows.

"You walk a fine line by servic- ing these two markets," Brown says. "There's a risk of spreading ourselves too thin, but San Jose is such a significant part of our area that it can't be ignored. We've made very deliberate attempts to serve San Jose."

KBLX's promotional campaign clearly isn't as intense in San Jose as it is in San Francisco. Still, Brown says, "We're actively involved in San Jose and like to believe that our gains there were a direct result of our promotional efforts."

Off the air, KBLX's primary spring promotion was a billboard campaign. "Arbitron doesn't do favors for any station," Brown jokes. "Our ratings rewards were the result of pushing the right but- tons at the right time.

NAC Erosion Since last spring's R&R NAC/

CJ scoreboard, only one facility (WASH/Washington) has entered the format, but 13 have departed. "Having fewer stations sends a bad signal to record companies," Brown admits. "They're less likely to invest in artists when there's no outlet for the music. It's much easier for them to do videos of bikini -clad women running around shaking their bottoms than it is to invest in producing 'good' music.

WJZE Satisfies Washington's Hunger Pangs After posting two consecutive downward 25-54 Arbi-

tron trends, CJ WJZE/Washington rebounded nicely this spring by more than doubling last year's stats. Since the station didn't conduct any outside spring promotions, management attributes those gains to product refinement.

"WJZE relied heavily on traditional jazz, but I changed the entire musical presentation," remarks five -month PD Bob Linden. "We included more contemporary jazz, as well as Brazilian, reggae, and light rock. We stretched our artist roster and the station's definition."

Boosting TSL WJZE's ratings increase came as

a pleasant surprise to the well - traveled (KIFM/San Diego, WQXI/ Atlanta, WQCD/New York, KNUA/ Seattle) PD. "There are many hungry people in this market who are dissatisfied with the other formats." he says. "However, I really didn't realize there were so many Bob Linden

of them who'd come to check us out.

"We took listeners from the ACs and UCs in the market. When I made things more consistent, our TSL went through the roof."

When he arrived in March, Lin- den discovered WJZE's playlist was about 80% traditional jazz - contemporary jazz and AC crossover accounted for the remaining 20%. Today, WJZE plays approximately 65% contemporary jazz, while the other 35% is derived from such influences as reggae, blues, and AC.

Beyond Boz Although WJZE might be includ-

ed under NAC's broad umbrella, Linden says. "We're somewhat beyond NAC because we play blues and some appropriate AC songs."

Representative AC artists getting WJZE airplay are Boz Scaggs, James Taylor, Kenny Loggins, Ce - line Dion, and Joni Mitchell. "In

Spring's Steady For NAC NAC spring '92 Arbitron performances are recapped in

the following scoreboard. The first column indicates 25-54 fluctuation from spring

'91 to spring '92, followed by total rated signals and spring

'91 /spring '92 25-54 market rank.

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WHRUAibany, NY -1.3 31 #12 #15 .

KTW VIAnahelm -2.4 33 #4 #10 KNIKlAnchorage -0.4 16 #8 #8 WAMXIAnn Arbor, MI Flat 29 #8 #10 WCDJIBoston +0.4` 36 #14 #14 WNUAIChicago -0.3 43 #9 #8 WNWVICleveland -0.7 25 #9 #9 KWVSICorpus Christi, TX -0.5 19 #9 #10 KOAIIDalias +1.1 31 #11 #7 KHIH/Denver +1.0 32 #12 #10 WJZZIDetroit Flat 29 #6 #8 KEZLIFresno -1.6 30 #6 #9 KEYVILas Vegas -1.0 24 #13 #14. KACE/Los Angeles +0.2 46 #32 #26 KTWVILos Angeles -1.2 48 #6 #12. WLVEIMiami +0.9 38 #9 #5 KXCDIMonterey -0.2 41 #10 #9 WOCDINassau +0.6 44 #14 #10 WCDJINew Bedford +1.0 38 #24 #15 WQCDINew York -0.4 45 #9 #13 KTNTIOklahoma City -1.4 20. '#11 #14i WLOQIOrlando -0.9 23 #9 #11 WCLZIPorttand, ME -3.2 22 #6 #9 WOTBIProvidence +0.4 42 #24 #18 WNNDIRaleigh -1.0 28 #1.0 #11 KTWVIRiverside Flat 43 #12 #13 KATZISt. Louis +1.4 29 #16 #10: KBZNISaIt Lake City +1.4 28 #14 #9 KIFMISan Diego +0.2 37 #8 #5_ KIFMISan Diego N. County -0.2 37 #6 #5 KBLXISan Francisco +1.1 51 #11 . #6: KJAZISan Francisco +0.2 51 #28 #25 KKSFISan Francisco +0.4 51 #8. #8 KBLX/San Jose +2.6 45 #25 #14 KKSFISan Jose +1.5 45 #15 #7- KKNWISeattle +0.8 32 #15 #9 WJZE/Washington +2.2 39 #21 #9

Summary NAC's average 25-54 share inched from 3.1 in spring '91 to 3.2 in spring '92. Within the demo, typical NACs ranked 11th (12.5 last spring) among 35 signals. Nearly half (48.6%) bettered their 25-54 slats from last spring; 8.1% were flat. Average demo gains and declines were sirr,.;ar: +0.9 and -1.0. KBLX/San Francisco (San Jose book) notched the most significant 25-54 gain (+2.6); WCLZ/Portland, ME incurred the largest loss (-3.2). KIFMISan Diego (San Diego North County book) registered the format's largest 25-54 share. In addition, KIFM (San Diego and San Diego North County books) and WLVEIMiami share best 25-54 market rank - #5. The following have departed the format since last spring's scoreboard: WMGL/Charleston, SC; WBBYIColumbus, OH; WXCDIDetroit; WREOIErie, PA; KHHHIHonolulu; KJZSIHouston; WBZNIMilwaukee; KNOKINew Orleans; KKVUIOmaha; WLKAIRochester, NY; KOPTISacramento; KEYFISpokane, WA; and WHVE/Tampa.

trying to maintain a jazz consisten- cy, for example, we'd play Boz Scaggs songs that have horns and saxophones in them."

The Ideal Setting Linden believes Washington is a

perfect locale for the format. "The ethnic population and financial climate make this an ideal place," he says. "This is a wealthy area, with many managers and highly educated, high -income profession- als. We're indexing at about 170 for the market, in terms of $150,0)0+ [annual] income."

Considering WJZE turned in strong spring ratings without the benefit of a promotion budget, Linden is confident about the station's future success. "These are the highest numbers in the station's history, but it's only the tip of the iceberg," he boasts. "When we had one shares, our salespeople couldn't get phone calls returned. Now, their phones are ringing off the hook.

"W;th this format in this market, [among íá-54s ] we certainly can be Top 5. Top 3. or even No. 1.

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°EAST `. WAAF seeks experienced newsperson for PT fill position, and future FT. T&R: WAAF, News, 2 Westboro Business Park, Westboro, MA 015781 I8/281 EOE

Metro Traffic/Boston seeks traffic/news reporters for Boston radio. T&R: MTC, 800 Boylston St.. 50th Floor, Boston, MA 02199. 18,281 EOE

Ski Kellington with a leading station. No beginners or calls T&R WZRT, Doug Carlisle. Box 249. Rutland, VT 05702. 18/281 EOE

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Northern VT Hot AC seeks equally hot afternoon talent. T&R- WGMT. Box 98. East Burke. VT 05832 18/281 E0E

WOR Radio Network seeks talk show producer for late night talk program RESUMES: WOR, 1440 Broadway, New York. NY 10018. 18/281 EOE

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.11. MW... S.. .,N+.N N......S. P3 CHR WHTO is looking for the right players to be a part of the radio "Dream Team." Personality, professionalism, and experience are musts. Great pay for the right team players. Rare full and part time openings. T&R to Mark The Shark Williams, OM/MD, WHTO, 220 South Russell Avenue, Wil- liamsport, PA 17701. EOE

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Augusta- GA SMN real Country station seeks PD/morning drive personality. T&R: WGUS. 2743 Perimeter Parkway. Augusta- GA 30909. 18'26, EOE

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Leading UC seeks aulproductron talent for all shifts T&R: WWWZ, Box 30669, Charleston. SC 29417. 18/281 EOE

Do you know what FS in a small market meanst Show me. T&R' WAGE. Todd James. 711 Wage Drive SW, Leesburg, VA 22075. 18/281 EOE

KNUE/KKYR seeks AT with at least five years' experience. T&R: KNUE/KKYR. 3810 Brookside. Tyler. TX 75701 (8/281 EOE

Hot AC production director/AT for small town station with big signal and great dollars. T&R- WINC Pat Evans. Box 3300, Winchester, VA 22604. 18/281 EOE

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Z-93 needs an experienced morning show sidekick. T&R: WMMZ, Bill McCown, PD, 3602 N.E. 20th Place, Ocala, FL 34478. EOE

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Top Country in Central Florida seeks news/co-host for morning show- If you have a likeable personality, sense of humcr, previous news experience, and can write concise, relatable newscasts, send T&R to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #678, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

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WRVF-FM/Country seeks PT weekend talent. wo years' experience a must T&R: WRVF, 1650 Watermark Drive #250, Columbus. OH 43215. 181281 EOE

Country market leader seeks talent for future FT openings. T&R WDEZ. Shane Finch. Box 2048, Wausau, WI 54402. 18/28) EOE

WOLX/Madison Oldies seeks PT AT for weesends and fill. T&R: WOLX. Bill Phillips. 2306 W Badger Road, Madison, WI 537 i 3 18/281 EOE

100 -kw Country FM seeks PD Afternoon shift and ability to work with automation required. T&R: WYKX, 604 Ludington, Escanaba. MI 49829..8/281 EOE

WTAO-FM Classic AOR seeks AT with strong production for remotes and live shows. T&R: WTAO. Tom Miller. Box 1477, Carbondale. IL 62903. 18/281 EOE

WCRZ seeks news co -host for mornings Great station, rare open ng T&R: WCRZ. Box 1080, Flint. MI 48501. (8/28) EOE

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Soft AC Powerhouse WIRY, Evansville, IN, perennially top - rated, is searching for a leader. If you are a teacher who can mold air talent, run Selector like a pro, interpret and utilize research; if you are a stickler for detail, love community involvement, understand creative marketing, and sound great on the air, rush T&R to Lowry & Company, 6301 E. Monte Cristo, Scottsdale, AZ 85254. NO CALLS. EOE

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49002. EOE

WEST KSPA/Adult standards seeks AT for a 50 audience. T&R: KSPA. Dave Dame. 1523 E. Valley parkway. Suite 212, Es. condido. CA 92027. (8/28' EOE

KLLY seeks news talent for morning show. T&R: KLLY, Russ Davidson 3651 Pegasus Drive. Surte 107, Bakersfield, CA 93308. 18/281 EOE

Weekend CR AT sought. Must be a thin driving distance of station. T&R: KCLX. 5050 Murphy Canyon Road. San Diego. CA 92123. )8/281 EOE

KHIT/Country seeks killer morning show. T&R: KHIT, Dan Mason, 7111 South Virgiria. Suite 0.3, Reno, NV 89511. 18/281 EOE

High plains KLMR seeks aggressive yews director for one person department, T&R: KLMR/KSEC. Box 890, Lamar, CO 81052. 18/281EOE

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tral Washington AOR/Classic Rock.

Creative production and audience inter-

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1280, Yakima, WA 98937. EOE

KF95.1 K -FROG is searching for an overnight host for our regional "road gang coast - to -coast" show. If you have excellent phone skills, understand the truckers lifestyle, can relate pertirent information with the professional drivers in mind, and can shift gears in a "more music" format, rush T&R to: Clarlie Harrigan, PD, 900 East Washington, Suite 315, Colton, CA 92324. EOE. Females/Minori- ties encouraged.

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RUSH T&R A.S.A.P. to: 'lick Shaw, PD

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1940 Orange Tree Lane, Suite 101

Redlands, CA 92373. EOE

AM personality/PD/production sought for 50 -kw Adult No. CA FM. Live in growing, but desirable, community with family ori- entation. Competitive small/medium market, promo budget and tools to keep winning. Satellite after 10am. $ 2, 500/mo. plus benefits. Career opportunity with growing FM group. Radio & Rec- ords, 1930 Century Park West, #682, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

Adult CHR KZLS (Z97) has an afternoon drive/PD opening. Send programming philos- ophy plus T&R to: Paul Ehlis, Box 1276, Billings, MT 59103. EOE

Seeking operations manager for a new 24 -hour Classical FM. Should be familiar with automation. T&R to KFCL, 1951 N. Gateway Blvd., #104, Fresno, CA 93727. EOE

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MAJOR MARKET MORNINGS Nationally acclaimed top -rated Country station in one of America's most desirable West Coast markets is looking for a morning talent/team. Current format/market not important. Your ability to have fun on the air, WARMLY interact with the audience, play a lot of music & maintain balance over all the morning show elements is a must! This is the big time, and we need a listener -driven FUN morning show rather than a show that thinks it's funny. You must be prepared to work hard, make lots of appearances, shake hands and kiss babies. We offer good money, a generous bonus plan, and all the tools to keep on winning. RUSH C & R, your morning show philoso- phy, and a letter outlining your qualifications for THIS position to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #683, Los Angeles, CA 90067. ALL REPLIES HELD IN STRICTEST CONFIDENCE. EOE/MF

MORNING SHOW CO-HOST/SIDEKICK

5 years' experience in multipersonality morning format preferred; no news experience nec-

essary. We want a radio career person ... someone who comes to the table with ideas,

not fluff ... knows the difference between "funny" and "having fun" ... a good listener and no phonies need apply. Honesty is what we want! (EOE)

Send resume and tape:

KRST/KRZY Attn: Larry Pareigis P.O. Box 3280

Albuquerque, NM 87190

No calls please!

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Adult 25-54 station seeks a

morning show personality who will score a knock-out against the contenders. A previous track record is a must. If you're not a

dynamite morning success, save your money and tape. Proven winners only! If you're fit to get into the ring, send your tape - one scoped and one un-scoped - A.S.A.P. The first round starts this Fall. Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #687, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

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If you are an uptempto personality who relates to today's adult, are great with phones, and have a minumum of three years' of successful Oldies, CHR or AC experience, then direct inquiries to: Joel Grey, KPSN-FM, 3719 N. 32nd Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85017. No phone calls please. EOE

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Sagging ratings got you down? I can help( Top PD specializing in increasing ratings and revenue. TODD MARTIN: (601) 831-4915. 18/281

Top billing radio/TV AE seeks sales manager position with CHR or AC. Will bring the best PD in the business with mel GLENDA: 16011 831.4915. 18/28)

Hey, call already) Desperate IL AT must have a FT job fast) AC/Oldies/CHR/AOR/Country. JOHN: 1309) 663-8641. 18/28)

Oldies expert seeks the real world. Proven track record, friendly personality, team player. MIKE: (8041 696-1959. 18/281

Semi -retired pro broadcaster tried the real world and didn't like it. 10 years' mornings and afternoons, etc. BOBBY: 15021 231-3989. 18/281

Afternoons and liners are getting old. I can rise and shine for mornings. Creative, experienced, trucking. TOM: 1601) 483- 5045. 18/281

Seeking a change. Oldies/Country/Talk. I've done it for others, now let me do it for you. BOB: 1319) 324-2318. 18/281

Kentucky's Janet Lynch seeks daytime AT/PD. Management skills, six years' marketing, three years' announcing. (502) 895-5888. 18/281

Major market assistant seeks medium market PD/on-air. Pre- fer warm climates, all considered. Oldies/AC/experience. DENNIS: 15161 679-8357. 18/28)

The most versatile new personality seeks work in your market. Unique voice will make people take notice. 12161 666-8556. 18/281

Hardworking AT with four years' experience as morning sidekick, news director, producer, middays, and overnights. DEB- BIE: 1409) 560-1035. 18/28)

Seeking WI or IL home. Country/Oldies preferred. Lots of computer experience and 15+ years' on -air. DAVE: (219) 256.9299.18/281

P2 CHR MD/AT seeks great experience and low pay at your small/medium market CHR. Let's win together. KEN: (5081 373-7247. 18/28)

Five-year pro seeks FT in any Eastern market. Currently in Hartford. Music, multitrack, computer, and more. AC/AOR/ CHR STEVE: 12031 767-1113. 18/28)

11 -year programming veteran seeks stable PD/MD slot. All offers considered. MIKE: 1314) 471-0041. 18/281

Help me. I'm melting! Experienced AT with Palm Springs Hot AC outlet seeks cooler Western full or PT CHR/AOR MATT: 1714) 639-3458. 18/281

San Francisco/San Jose/Monterey personality. On -air in all three markets, 16 yea,rs' PD/promotions/production. MARK: 14081 688-5604. 18/28)

Two years' experience in Country music and seeking a FT Country career. I'm young and truly love my Country. MARTY OWINGS: 12061 734-3143. 18/281

Six -year female host seeks relocation to East Coast. Produc- tion skills and no ego. ADRIANNA: 13131 385-8645. (8/28)

AT specializing In Country seeks FT in market of any size. TOM: (7021 786-6353. 18/281

AT/production pro with great organizational skills seeks relocation anywhere north of the equator. DAVE: 13131 686- 0724. 18/281

Hot P2 CHR team player talent with great phones and dedi- cated work ethic can take direction. SCOTT: 18031 676- 1817. 18/281

Every girl seeks a change sometime. Experienced ISO PD with a sense of humor seeks FT major/medium market. 1908) 754- 0737. 18/28)

15 years' So. CA experience Oldies/CR/voiceovers seeks AT or production gig. (7141 542-6522. 18/281

Experienced Talk/news talent with great references and good sound seeks medium/major talk co -host or anchor position. 16191 426-7925. (8/281

Experienced versatile talent can write, research, and produce. Seeking any job in the NE or Mid -Atlantic region. MATT: 14 101 661-1435. 18/28)

Professionalism and 10 years' experience. Currently with WAZU in Dayton. JACK 15131 434-5413. 18/281

Overnight AT with two years' experience seeks sidekick position. Quick -wit, clever, creative, easy-going, and more. STEVE: 12161 254-4082. 18/28)

Shreveport radio veteran of 21 years seeks relocation. Any format or area. 1318) 746-8282. 18/281

Creative, enthusiastic and successful PD/AT seeks Country/ AC/Oldies. KNIGHT: 17041 531.6395. 18/28)

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Two years' experience in Country music and seeking to make t a FT career. MARTY OWINGS: 12061 734-3143. 18/281

Recent broadcasting graduate seeks first FT/AT position. Team player, high energy. Responsible and ready to relocate. GEORGE: 1313) 293-5143. 18/281

CHR/Hot AC talent currently working in two mediums. Four years' experience with the best, time to advance to fun and team work. (7141 957-3357. 18/28)

I only get 20 words free, so please call me for a CHR PO gig and we'll talk. BILL CATCHER: 18031 288-0723. 18/281

Talk host with 20 years' radio experience plus newspaper, government, and business. Literate and professional. (6031 889-1067. 18/28)

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Three years' experience ATAJC/Jazz/NR/AOR plus sports, news and production. I've done it all. MIKE: (409) 560-9712. 18/28)

Eager new talent seeks small or medium market to jump into with both feet. MARK: 12161 666-8556. 18/28)

Morning show entertainer considering a

move. Perhaps a rare opportunity for all. Currently (and always) a Top 10 market talent. Sparkling, topical, witty, warm, conversational, and extremely well-read personality. Legendary performer in all roles: programming, sales, management, corporate. An extraordinary career. Im- peccable credentials. AC/Talk/Oldies/ C&W preferred. An extraordinary time to consider a change. If you are extraordinary, please write: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #680, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

Career minded, team player AT with three years' on -air seeks any FT AC/CHR/Oldies shift in any location. 1301) 370-2063. 18/281

Currently swing/weekends in Philadelphia. Smooth adult communicator and positive team player seeks NAC adult alternative gig. GREG: 16091 646-4055. 18/281

Wilson/Phillips want -to -be seeks morning/afternoons/nights. Or, for just $39.95 I'll tune-up your car. DAVID HAGEN:

14071 645-4523. 18/281

Fun personality with experence in AOR/AC/Country seeks same or NR in any market. JIM: 1609) 884-1239. 18/28)

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I love the upper Midwest. Four years' AT/PBP experience seeks new challenge. DAVE: 15071 835-5555. 18/281

They think a computer can replace me. Ha. Their loss is your gain, take advantage now. CHR/Oldies/Hot AC. LEIBO: (802) 254-3491. 18/281

Weekend wonder seeks first FT gig with Midwestern AC/ CHR/CR/Gold. Two years' PT AC/Oldies/remotes/production and automation. CHRIS: 17081 895-8588. 18/281

MAJOR MARKET NEWS PERSONALITY After two successful years at a top -rated Dallas

FM, this news anchor/morning sidekick Is ready

to join your team. Relatable, upbeat, authoritative,

and friendly.

DAVE (817) 329-8858.

Successful IL AC talent seeks FT in Midwest. AC/CHR/AOR preferred, all offers welcome. JOHN: 13091663-8641. 18/211

Seeking small or medium market in IA. Seeking drivetime shift and afternoon sales. Great talent, great sales! MIKE: 1515) 955-2989. 18/21)

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ACAugust 28,1992.57

NATIONAL AIRPLAY

KERS BRYAN ADAMS

Do I Have To Say The Words? (A&M) 51% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 32, Light 14, Total Adds 3, WLMX, WRMF, KKOB-FM. Moves 24-20 on the AC chart.

NEW .J ._% --

EPHRAIM LEWIS "Drowning In Your Eyes" (Elektra) 43/8 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 21/0, Light 22/8, Total Adds 8, WBMX, WYXR, WARM98. WIVY, KMJC, WCRZ, KGBX. WKTK. Medium: (BIG, KESZ. KXYQ. KSFI, WKYE, WZNY, WLMX, WTCB, WDLX, WAHR, WKDO, WLOR, KRNO, KKLD, WNMB, WFFX. KTYL, KVIC, KZLT, WOLH, WOLR. Light including WMTX. Moves 29-27 on the AC chart. CURTIS STIGERS "Never Saw A Miracle" (Arista) 39/15 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 13/2, Light 26/13, Total Adds 15, KEZR, WIMZ, WKYE. WOBM, WMTFM, WJDX, WCRZ, WLHT, WFMK, WMGN, KGBX, KISC. KVIC, WOLH, KMAJ. Medium including WMXV, KESZ, WZNY, WAHR, WRVR, WKDO, WLDR, WNMB, WFFX, KZLT, WQLR. Light including WGLL. WMGS, KKMY, WI MX. Debuts at number 30 on the AC :hart. CAROLE KING "Now And Forever" (Columbia) 39/1 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 25/0, Light 9/1, Total Adds 1, WKTK. Heavy: KOSI, KSFI, WTCB, WAHR, WRVR. Medium: KESZ, KKCW, KGBY. WGLL. WOBM, WZNY, WMAG. WDLX, WKDO, WFMK, KMGL, WLDR, KRNO, KISC, JOY99, KKLD. WNMB, WFFX, KTYL, KVIC. WMTFM, KZLT, WOLH, WOLR. WLDR. Moves 26-24 on the AC chart. DAVID SANBORN "Bang Bang" (Elektra) 37/8 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 16/1, Light 18/7, Total Adds 8, KHMX. KSRR, KKCW, WIMX, WKYE, WZNY, WMXB, KISC. Heavy: KKLD, WNMB. KZLT Medium including WMTX, KMXV, WK'I, KXYQ, WGLL. WOBM, WMGS, KKMY, WDLX, WKDO, KSSKFM, WKTK, WFFX, KVIC, WQLH. Light including B100, KEZR, WLEV, WHYNFM. Moves 30-28 on the AC Chart. OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN "Deeper Than A River" (Geffen) 361 Rotations: Heavy 211, Medium 9/1, Light 2517, Total Adds 9, KSRR, KOSI, KSFI, KKMY, WLMX, WDLX. KMGL, KISC, JOY99. Heavy including KOST. Medium including KKCW, WAHR, WRVR, WLOFI, KTYL, WMTFM, KZLT, WOLR. Light including K0102, KESZ, WKLI, WGLL, WMGS, WARM. WBTFM, WTCB, WIVY, WMX3, KMJC, KRNO Debuts at number 29 on the AC chart

SHAKESPEAR'S SISTER "Stay" (London/PLG) 33/7 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 9/0, Light 23/7, Total Adds 7, KGBY, B100, WKYE, WIVY, KGBX, WOL.R, WLDR. Heavy: KZLT. Medium: WMTX, KXYQ, WOBM, KKMY, WAHR, WMXB, WKDO, WLDR, KKLD Light including KHMX. WNIC, WKTI, KLSY, WGLL, WIMX, WLMX, WDLX, WJDX. WLTS. KMJC, KISC. WNMB

EN VOGUE "Giving Him Something He Can Feel" (EastWes4/Atlantic Group) 32/2 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 18,0. Light 12/2, Total Adds 2, KYKY, WKTK Heavy WGLL. KVIC Medium KMXV, KXYQ. WOBM KKMY WMAG WDLX WAHR, WMXB, KMJC, WKDO, WLDR, KISC. KKLD. WNMB, KTYL. WMTFM, KZLT, WLDR. Light including WBMX WKQI, WNIC, WKLI WHYNFM, WARM, WJDX, WFMK LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM "Countdown" (Reprise) 27/10 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6/1. Light 21 9 Total Adds 10, WWNK, WTCB. WAHR, WTFM, KMJC. WLHT, WFMK, WMGN, KISC WQLH Medium including KMXV. WMTFM, WDLX, WLOR WFFX Light including WENS. KKCW, KXYQ. WGLL. WMGS KKLD, WNMB, KTYL. KVIC. KZLT, WOLR, KYMG.

LINDA EDER & PEABO BRYSON "You Are My Home" (Angel/Capitol) 26/0 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 90, Light 17r0, Total Adds O. Medium WOE,M, WDLX. WAHR. WRVR, WMXB, WLDR, KISC. KKLD, WMTFM Light' KESZ, KSFI, KLSY, WIMX, WHYNFM, WZNY, WT1 B. WIVY, WTFM, WLTS, KANO, WKTK. WNMB, KTYL KVIC KZLT, KYMG

BONNIE TYLER "Bitter Blue" (RCA) 23/2 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 9/0. Light 14/2. Total Adds 2. WZNY, WTFM Medium WGLL. KKMY, WAHR, WKDO, WLOR. (KLD, KZLT. WQLR, KYMG Light including WLEV, WLMX, WIVY, WFMK, KISC, WNMB, WFFX, KTYL, KVIC. WMTFM. WQLH, WLDR

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77 74

74

60 54 47

7 MADONNA 79/0 38 8 KENNY LOGGINS 76/0 41 9 KATHY TROCCOLI 74/1 51

CD CELINE DION 81/4 24 RODNEY CROWELL 70/0 38 BONNIE RAITT 64/2 17

® BEACH BOYS 63/0 23 WILSON PHILLIPS 69/4 4 BILLY JOEL 65/0 6

16 GLENN FREY 58/0 14 e SWING OUT SISTER 68/9 4 JENNIFER WARNES 55/0 14 LIONEL RICHIE 64/6 7 a BRYAN ADAMS 49/3 3

l KURT HOWELL 52/2 10 22 ANNIE LENNOX 37/0 9 23 VANESSA WILLIAMS 36/0 8

CAROLE KING 39/1 5 25 GENESIS 29/0 9 26 MARIAN CAREY 30/0 5

EPHRAIM LEWIS 43/8 0 DAVID SANBORN 37/8 3

Ey OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN 36/9 2

C CURTIS STIGERS 39/15 0

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Medium Light

9 5 13 4

7 5 12 7

19 4

26 8 34 7

30 5 14 9

48 9 24 8 41 6 24 16

42 23 42 17

35 9

33 31 32 9 36 21

32 14

24 18

17 11

18 10

25 9 11 9 15 10

21 22 16 18

9 25 13 26

ANNIE LENNOX (16) CURTIS STIGERS (15)

LINDSEY 13UCKIN3HAM (10) OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN (9)

SWING OUT SISTER (9) DAN HILL (8)

EPHRAIM LEWIS (B)

DAVID SANBORN (8) SHAKESFEAR'S SISTER (7)

LIONEL RICHIE (6)

HOTTEST PETER CETERA (64) PATTY SMYTH (63)

RICHARD MARX (61) JON SECADA (44)

ELTON JOHN (41) KATHY TROCCOLI (34)

MADONNA (26) K.D. LANG (25)

KENNY LOGGINS (22) RODNEY CROWELL (17)

TOAD THE WET SPROCKET "All I Want" (Columbia) 23/1 Rotators: Heavy 1/0. Medium 16/1, Light 6/0. Total Adds 1, KXYQ. Heavy: WWNK. Medium including WMXV, WROX. WLTF. WK01, WKTI, KMJI, 8100, WKYE, WZNY, WAHR, WLDR, KKOBFM. WFFX, KTYL, KVIC. Light KHMX, WPNT WGLL, KKLD, WOLH, WQLR.

CHARLES & EDDIE "Would I Lie To You" (Capitol) 22/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0. Medium 7/0 Light 14/1, Total Adds 1, WLDR. Heavy: WBMX. Medium KMXV, WIMX, WMGS, KGBX, KANO, KVIC, WQLR. Light including WMTX, KXYQ, B100, WGLL. WZNY, KKMY, WFMK, WLDR, KKLD, WNMB, KTYL, KZLT. WOLH

ERIC CLAPTON "Layla" (Reprise) 17/5 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/1, Light 12 4, Total Adds 5, KMXV, KKCW, WMGN, KVIC, WOLR. Heavy: WFFX. Medium including WZNY, WAHR, JOY99. Light including WARM98, WKTI, KXYQ, WGLL, KKMY, KKLD, KTYL, WLDR

ANNIE LENNOX "Walking On Broken Glass" (Arista) 16/16 Rotat ons Heavy 0, Med um 2/2, Light 14/14, Total Adds 16, WOBM, KKMY, WDLX. (MAC. WKDO, WLOR, KKLD, WNMB, WFFX, KTYL. KVIC, KZLT WQLH, WOLR, WLDR, KMAJ.

EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER "Affairs Of The Heart" (Victory Music/PLG) 15/3 Rotations' Heavy 0, Medium 6/1, Light 9/2, Total Adds 3, KESZ, JOY99, WNMB Medium including WKDO, WLOR, WFFX, KVIC WOI.R. Light including KKMY, WMXB, KKLD, KTYL, WMTFM, (ZIT. WLDR.

..:. J..J1. "-'1r1 :11J NAJEE "I Adore Mi Amor" (EMI/ERG) 14/1 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium O. Light 14 1, Total Adds 1, WIMX. Light including WARM98, WENS, KESZ. WKLI, WLEV, WM 0, WARM. WZNY, WMGN, WLDR, KRNO, WNMB, KZLT. KENNY ROGERS "I'll Be There For You" (Reprise) 14/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0. Medium 4/i), Light 9/0. Total Adds 0 Heavy WRVR. Medium KESZ, WTCB, WAHR. WMTFM. Light. KSFI, WZNY, WLMX, WLOR, KRNO, KKLD, KTYL, KVIC, KZLT JOE COCKER "Now That The Magic Has Gone" (Capitol) 13/5 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 11/5, Total Adds 5, WAHR WKDO, KKLD. WNMB, WFFX. Medium KGBX, WLDR Light including WGLL, KKMY, KTYL, KVIC. KZLT, WQLR

LYLE LOVETT "She Makes Me Feel Good" (MCA) 13/3 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 3/0, Light 10/3, Total Adds 3, KKMY, WMGN, KVIC Medium WKDO, WLHT. WLOR Light including WGLL, KMJC, KKLD. WNMB WFFX, KTYL, WOLR

GENESIS "Jesus He Knows Me" (Atlantic/AG) 13/1 Rotations Heavy 1/0. Medium 9/0, Light 3,1, Total Adds 1, WLTF Heavy KXYQ. Medium WMXV. WMTX, WPNT, WKOI, WK11, KMJI, 8100, WVAF, WLOF Light including WGLL, WKYE

BOYZ II MEN "End Of The Road" (Motown) 10/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2.0. Light 7/2, Total Adds 2. KSRR, WLDR. Heavy: WIMX. Medium: WBMX, KVIC Light including WKTI, 8100. WGLL, WDLX, KZLT

DAN HILL "Dance Of Love" (Quality) 8/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0 Light 8/8, Total Adds 8, WAHR. WKDO, WLOR. KKLD, WNMB, KVIC, KZLT, WOLR SUZY BOGGUSS "Letting Go" (Liberty) 8/5 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 32, Light 5/3, Total Adds 5, WKDO, WMGN, WLDR, JOY99, KVIC. Medium including WRVR. Light including WTCB, KKLD

COREY HART "Always" (Sre/WB) 8/1 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 1/0. Light 7/1, Total Adds 1, WKDO. Medium: WLOR. Light including KKMY, WRVR, KKLD, KVIC, KZLT, WOLR

TOM COCHRANE "Life Is A Highway" (Capitol) 7/0 Rotations: Heavy 2/0. Medium 4,0. Light I/O, Total Adds O. Heavy' WMTX, WKTI. Medium: KS95, WVAF, WMGS, WFFX. Light: WGLL.

SONIA "Walk Away Lover" (RCA) 7/0 Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 1/0, Light 69, Total Adds 0 Medium WLDR. Light: WGLL. WZNY, WLMX. WDLX, WNMB, KVIC.

DAVID CASSIDY "For All The Lonely" (Scotti Bros) 515 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/1, Light 4/4, Total Adds 5, WLDR, JOY99, KKLD, WNMB, KVIC. DES'REE "Feel So High" (Epic) 5/2 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, light 5/2, Total Adds 2, KKLD, WFFX. Light including WLDR, KVIC, KZLT DEL AMITRI "Always The Last To Know" (A&M) 5/1 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 4/1, Total Adds 1, WKTI Medium: WROX. Light including KHMX. 8100. WFFX JUDE COLE "Start The Car' (Reprise) 5/0 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 3/0, Total Adds O. Medium. KXYQ, WFFX Light KHMX. WKTI, KMJC

CURTIS SALGADO & THE STILETTOS "I Shouted Your Name" (BFE/JRS) 5/0 Rotations' Heavy 0. Medium 2/0, Light 3/0, Total Adds 0 Medium KXYQ, WAHR Light KKCW, WLOR, KVIC

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What's New Rotation!

"A great tempo song! A lot of fun! Tested very well with our female audience."

Bob Brooks, KLSY/Seattle

"Stronger than Hurricane Andrew!" Rico Blanco, WMTX/Tampa

"Sounds good ... feels good ... smells good. Postive phone response. Instantly recognizable. A great summertime record!"

B.J. McCarty, KYKY/St. Louis

"Great remake! Great summer song!" Scott Taylor, KOSI/Denver

"'Am I The Same Girl' swings on to the air with a recognizable melody and a smooth feel. It really brightens up the station."

Mike Del Rosso, KESZ/Phoenix

WBMX WYXR WLTT 2WD KQ102 WMTX WUSA KYKY

KOSI KGBY KESZ KSFI KKCW B100 KXYQ KLSY

P1 W BM XlBoston Greg Strassell

EPHRAIM LEWIS

Hottest: JON SECADA KATHY TROCCOLI CHARLES A EDDIE VANDROSS A JACXSO BOYZ II MEN

WALKILong Island FreelLombardo

none

Hottest:

ELTON JOHN

PETER CETERA MADONNA

RICHARD MARX

PATTY SMITH u/DON

WMX V/New York Bob Dunphy

none

Hottest: JON SECADA

ELTON JOHN

PETER CETERA RICHARD MARX

PATTY SMYTH w/DON

WYXRIPhiladelphia

Cook/Gress

SWING OUT SISTER EPHRAIM LEWIS

Hottest: MADONNA PETER CETERA

PATTY SMYTH w/DON

BONNIE RAITT JON SECADA

WLTTTWashington

Chuck Morgan

none

Hottest:

PATTY SMYTH u/DON

ELTON JOHN

KENNY WIGGINS

PETER CETERA

ANNIE LENNOX

WHO/I/Washington Pa lag!/Silver

none

Hottest: ELTON JOHN

PETER CETERA

RICHARD MARX

MICHAEL BOLTON

KENNY IAGGINS

P2 WKLIIAIbany

Knott/Holmberg

Hottest: JON SECADA

MADONNA PETER CETERA RICHARD MARX KATHY TROCELI

W LEVIAIIentown Jeff Slivers

none

Hottest: PETER CETERA RICHARD MARX MADONNA KATHY TROCCOLI KENNY LOGGINS

W MJO/B alt a to Lucas/Christian

none

Hottest: MADONNA K.O. LANG PETER CETERA RICHARD MARX ELTON JOHN

WVAFICharleston, WV JohnsonlKasey

BONNIE RAITT Hottest: MADONNA

JON SECADA KATHY TROCCOLI RICHARD MARX PETER CETERA

WGLL/Hagerstown, MD Burns/Conlon

none

Hottest: KATHY TROCCLI K.D. LANG

GLENN FREY EN VOGUE BEACH ROSS

W IMXIHarrisburg HarrislAugusl

DAVID SANBORN N AJEE

CURTIS STIGERS Hottest: BOYO II MEN PETER CETERA

RICHARD MARX NARRIE RAITT PATTY SMYTH w/DON

WKYEllohnstown, PA

Jack Michaels

DAVID SANBORN

SHAKESEEAR'S SIST CURTIS STIGERS Hottest: PETER SETEHA RICHARD MARX PATTY SIXTH u/DON

ELTON JOHN RODNEY CROWELL

W JLKIMonmouth-Ocean GuldelPressley

WILSON PHILLIPS Hottest: RICHARD MARX ELTON JOHN JON SECADA MADCNN. PATTY 3!YTH u/DON

WOBM.Monmouth-Ocean Matt Devotl

CURTLY STIGERS ANNIE LENNOX Hotter'.:

RICHARD MARX KATHY TROCCOLI K.D. LaNG PATTY STIYTH w/DON PETER CETERA

WOHO.Sallsbury, MD Thom Walsh

none

Hottest: ELTON IIXN

KENNY AGGINS MADONNA ANNIE '.ENNOX RODNEY CROWELL

WHYN-FMISpringtield, MA Bill Hess

WILSON PHILLIPS SWING SOT SISTER Rotten::

PETER CETERA VICHAR) MARX

C.D. LANG PATTY 540TH w/DON

KENNY _JOGGLES

WMGSM/ilkes Barre Norton/Sheridan

KURT NEWELL Hottest.:

MADONNA K.D. LANG ELTON JOHN PETER CETERA PATTY SMITE u/DON

WARM/York, PA

Kelly West

none Hottest: RICHARD MARX PATTY ~u/DON PETER CETERA

KATHY TROCCOLI

P1 KVIIJDallas

Bill Curtis

LIONEL RICHIE

CELINE DION Hottest: PETER CETERA ELTON JOHN JUN SECADA PATTY SMYTH u/DON RICHARD MARX

KHMX/Houston

ZapoVeonlPearson

ROD STEWART DAVID SANBORN Hottest: BONNIE RAITT PATTY SMYTH u/DON ELTON JOHN RICHARD MARX

2WD/Norfolk

Dick Lamb

WILSON PHILLIPS K.D. LANG

Hottest:

PETER CETERA PATTY SMYTH w/DON. JON SECADA KATHY TROCOJLI RICHARD MARX

K0102/San Antonio

Scott/Norris

none

Hottest:

JON SECADA PETER CETERA MADONNA PATTY SMYTH W/DON

RICHARD MARX

KSRRISan Antonio

Ware/Knight

OLIVIA NEWTON -JOB BOYZ II MEN DAVID SANBORN Hottest:

PETER CETERA JON SECADA KATHY TROCCOLI RICHARD MARX PATTY SMITH u/DON

WMTX/Tampa Dixon/Rico

SWING OUT SISTER GUNS NI' ROSES

Hottest: PETER CETERA RICHARD MARX PATTY SMYTH w/DON BONNIE RAITT TCH COCHRANE

P1 EMI/Denver

Dave Ward

KATHY TROCCLI Hottest: RICHARD MARX

JON SECADA PETER CETERA

ELTON JOHN

KOSI/Denver

Scott Taylor

OLIVIA NEWTON -JOB Hottest: PETER CETERA ELTON JOHN MADONA PATTY SMYTH w/DON

KATHY TROCWLI

KBIGRos Angeles

Edwards/Verdery

CELINE DION Hottest: PETER CETERA

JON SECADA

MADONNA RICHARD MARX

KATHY TROCCOLI

KOST/Los Angeles Ka yelAmidon

K.D. LANG

CELINE DION Hottest: JON SECADA MADONNA

ELTON JOHN

OLIVIA NEWTON-JOH

RICHARD MARX

KESZIPhoenie

Mike Del Rosso

ELP

Hottest:

JENNIFER WARNES K.D. LANG KATHY TROCCOLI MADONNA

PATTY SMYTH u/Doi

KVRYIPhoen Jon Zellner

'ANNIE RAITT Hottest: ELTON JOHN JON SECADA

RICHARD MARX

BRYAN ADAMS PATTY 040TH w/DON

KKC W IPortland Bill Mockler

DAVID SANBORN SWING OUT SISTER ERIC Q.APTON Hottest: K.D. LANG

JON SECADA PETER CETERA RICHARD MARX RODNEY CROWELL

KXYOIPortland

Jim Ryan

TOAD THE WET SPRO Hottest: ELTON JOHN K.D. LANG

BONNIE RAITT MARIAN CAREY

PETER CETERA

KGBYISauamento SattlerlGarcb

SWING OUT SISTER CURT HOWELL SHAK.ESPCAR'S SISO

Hottest:

JON SECADA

ELTON JOWL RICHARD MARX PETER CETERA PATTY SMYTH u/DON

KSFIISalt Lake City

MacNeil/Morris

OLIVIA NEWTON -JOB SWING OUT SISTER Hottest: ELTON JOHN PETER CETERA JON SECADA CAROLE KING KATHY TROCCOLI

810O'San Diego

Gene Knight

SHAKLSPEAR'S SIST

Hottest: ELTON JOHN

RICHARD MARX PATTY :MYTH u/DON

ANNIE LE //OX

INDIGO GIRLS

KEZRISan Jose

Kirk Patrick

CURTIS STAGERS

Hottest: RICHARD HARI PETE!' CETERA ELTON JOHN JON SECEDE

CELIKE DION

KLSY/Seattle

IrwlnBrooks

SWINE. OUT SISTER PATTY SMYTH u/DON

Hottest: ELTO. JOHN

PETER. CETERA RICHARD MARX

JENNIFER WARNES

LIONEL RICHIE

P2

KKOB-F MIAlbuguerque

ForsythelAIlen

BRYAN ADAMS SWING OUT SISTER

Hottest: PETER CETERA

CELINE DION K.D. LANG PATTY SMYTH w/7JN

BEACH HEYS

KSSK-FM/Honolulu

Michael Shishido

none

Hottest: MADONNA JON SECADA KATHY TROCCOLI

COVER GIRLS GENESIS

KRNOIReno. NV Mitchell/Adamson

none

Hottest:

JON SECADA RICHARD MARX PETER CETERA RODNEY CROWELL PATTY SMYTH u/DON

KISC/Spokane, WA Rob Harder

LINDSEY HICKINGHA CURTIS STIGERS OLIVIA NEWTON -JOE DAVID SANBORN Hottest: K.D. LANG JON SECADA KENNY LOGGIAS KATHY TROCCOLI PETER CETERA

JOY991Stockton

Candy Stephens

OLIVIA NEWTON -JON SUZY BOOGUSS

ELP DAVID CASSIDY Hottest: PETER CETERA ELTON JOHN JON SECADA PATTY SMYTH u/DON MADONNA

KKLDITucson MclaughllnlMiller

ANNIE LENNOX JOE CALKER DAVID CASSIDY DES'REE

DAN HILL Hottest:

KENNY LOGGIAS KATHY TROCOJLI BEACH BOYS CELINE DION PATTY SMYTH w/DON

P3

KYMG/Anchorage, AK John Roberts

none

Hottest: KATHY TRGCODLI GLENA FRCP PART! SMITH w/DON RODNEY CROWELL CELINE DION

WUSA/Tampa Johnny Williams

none

Hottest: ELTON JOHN

PETER CETERA MADONNA JON SECADA

PATTY SMYTH u/DON

W ZNYIAugusta, GA John Patrick

DAVID SANBORN BONNIE TYLER Hottest: PATTY SMYTH w/DON RICHARD MARX BEACH BOYS K.D. LANG

KATHY TROCCCOLI

KKMYIBeaumont, TX Ferns/Brock

ANNIE LENNOX

CROWDED HOUSE OLIVIA NEWT/HI-JON

LYLE LOVETT Hottest: PATTY SMYTH w/DON KENNY LOGGINS

BEACH BOYS RODNEY CROWELL KATHY TROCCOLI

W BT-FM/Charlotte DonovanlPayne

CURTIS STIGERS Hottest: PETER CETERA JON SECADA RICHARD MARX KENNY LAGGINS PATTY SMYTH w/DON

WLMXIChattanooga Danny Howard

BRYAN 0.00.!5

OLIVIA NEWTON -JOB Hottest: MADONNA ELTON JOHN RONNIE RAITT

PATTY SMITH u/DON

CELINE DION

WTCB/Columbia Doug Spets

LINDSEY BUCKINGHA

Hottest: KATHY TROCCDLI

K.D. LANG

JENNIFER WARNES PATTY SMYTH w/DON CAROLE KING

W M AGIGreensboro Johnson/Reynolds

none

Hottest: JON SECADA

PETER CETERA RICHARD MARX KENNY LOGGINS

PATTY SMYTH u/DON

WDLXIGreenville, NC JacksonlMoreland

OLIVIA NEWTON-JOH ANNIE LENNOX Hottest: PATTY SMYTH w/DON KATHY TROCCOLI

JON SECADA

SWING OUT SISTER RODNEY CROWELL

WAHRIHuntsville, AL Bonnie O'Brien

DAN HILL

JOE COCKER PETER WHITE

LINDSEY HJCKINGHA

Hottest: CAROLE KING

CELINE DIW PATTY SMYTH u/DON

KURT HOWELL

JENNIFER WARNES

WJOXYJackson, MS Dave Perkins

CURTIS STIGERS

HotteEt: JW SECADA ELTON JOHN PATTY SMITH w/DW PETER CETERA

RICHARD MARX

W I V YlJacksonville Matthews/West

SHAKESPEAR'S SIST £PHRAIM LPMIS Hottest: CELINE DION

ELTON JON MADONNA RICHARD MARX JON SECADA

WTFMIJohnson City Mark McKinney

LINDSEY HJCKINGHA

BONNIE TYLER

Hottest: JON SECADA

GLENN FREY KENNY LOGGIAS RICHARD MARX PATTY SMYTH w/DON

W PEZIMacon Jim Franklin

SWING OUT SISTER LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: RICHARD MARX KATHY TROCCOLI K.D. LANG KENNY LOGGINS RODNEY CROWELL

WRVRIMenephis Jim Kirkland

ANGELO A VERONICA

Hottest: KENNY HCGERS CAROLE KING CELINE DION PATTY SMYTH w/DON

LIONEL RICHIE

W L AC-FM/Nashville Bryan Sargent

none

Hottest: PETER CETERA ELTON JOHN RICHARD MARX JON SECADA PATTY SMYTH w/DON

WLTS/New Orleans Bob Mitchell

none

Hottest: PETER CETERA JON SECADA PATTY SMYTH u/DON MADONNA

RICHARD MARX

W M XS/Richmond Brian White

LIONEL RICHIE DAVID SANRORN Hottest: PETER CETERA RICHARD MARX PATTY SITYTH w/DON

K.D. LANG

RODNEY CROWELL

WPMF/West Palm Beach Morley/Franco

BRYAN ADAMS WILSON PHILLIPS Hottest: KATHY oruLCOLI

KENNY LOGCINS PETER CETERA PATTY SMYTH w/DON RICHARD MARX

P3 WEEK/Gainesville, FL

Allen/Jon

CAROLE KING EN VOGUE

EPHRAIM LEWIS Hottest: RICHARD MARX MADONNA PETER CETERA K.D. LANG

KATHY TROCCOLI

WNMBIMyrtle Beach, SC

ThompsonlAdams

ANNIE LENNOX JOE. (ACEER DAD HILL DAVID CASSIDY ELP

Hottest:

PETER CETERA PATTY SMYTH w/DON K.D. LANG

CELINE DION RODNEY CROWELL

WFFXITuscaloosa, AL

Sander Walker

ANNIE LENNOX JOE COCKER DES' RAE Hottest: ELTON JOHN RICHARD MARX PETER CETERA PATTY 310TH w/DCN K.D. LANG

KEEL/Tyler, TX Janie Baker

ANNIE LENNOX Hottest:

JON SECADA ELTON JOUR RICHARD MARX KENNY LOGGINS PETER CETERA

KVIC/Victoria, TX

Joe Friar

THIRD WORLD DAN HILT. ANNIE LENNOX CURTIS STAGERS DAVID CASSIDY ERIC Q.APTON CROWDED HOUSE LYLE LOVETT SUZY B)GGUSS Hottest: RODNEY CROWELL BEACH BOYS KURT HOWELL PETER CETERA K.D. LANG

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CURRENT -BASED

PI WPNTIChicago MurraylSpears

none

Hottest:

K.D. LANG

RICHARD MARX

PETER CETERA

ELTON JOHN

CECINE DION

W ARM9a/Cincinnati Michael Grayson

PATTY SMYTH u/DON

EPHRAIM LEWIS Hottest: JON SECADA

KENNY WOCINS ELTON JOHN

PETER CETERA K.D. LANG

W W NKICincinnati Matthews/Maawell

LIONEL RICHIE

LINDSEY BUCKINGHA Hottest: PETER CETERA

CELINE DION ROD STEWART

RICHARD MARX JON SECADA

VIEW/Cleveland

PopoviChlKennedy

GENESIS LIONEL RICHIE

Hottest: ELTON JOHN


PETER CETERA

ANNIE LENNOX

W KOIIDetrolt Steve Weed

none

Hottest: PETER CETERA

JON SECADA

RICHARD MARX

PATTY SMYTH u/DON

MADONNA

W NICIDetroit Harper/Kucken

none

Hottest:

ELTON JOHN JON SECADA

PETER CETERA PATTY SMYTH w/DOA WILSON PHILLIPS

W ENSllndianapolis KnightlEagan

LIONEL RICHIE

Hottest: MADONNA

ELTON JOHN

PETER CETERA

VANFSSA WILLIAMS

PATTY SMYTH u/DON

KMXVIKansas City

Tom Land

ERIC CLAPTON Hottest: JON SECADA

ELTON JOIN PETER CETERA

RICHARD MAID(

W KTI/Milwaukee Clayton/Harrison

PM DAWN

DEL AMITRI

Hottest:

TOM COCHRANE PATTY SMYTH u/DON

JON SECADA

TOAD THE WET SPRO FIREHOUSE

KS95/Minneapolis

Davis/McKeever

CELINE DION Hottest: ELTON JOHN GENESIS RICHARD MARX JON SECADA PATTY SMYTH u/DON

KYKYISt. Louis

Greg Hewitt

EN HOQUE

Hottest: ELTON JOHN GENESIS GLENN FREY


P2 KMJCIDavenport

O'Brien/Taylor

LINDSEY BICKINGHA ANNIE LENNOX EPHRAIM LEWIS Hottest: PETER CETERA RICHARD MARX JON SECADA

PATTY SMYTH u/E011 KATHY TROCCOLI

W W SN/Dayton Shelley James

none

Hottest: PETER CETERA ELTON JOHN

MADONNA

PATTY SMYTH u/DON

SWING OUT SISTER

WKDOIEvansville, IN

Bruce Clark

WCRZIFlinl, MI

Patrick/Downey

CURTIS STAGERS

EPHRAIM LEWIS Hottest: PETER CETERA

RICHARD MARX PATTY SMYTH u/DOH

KATHY TROCCOLI KENNY LCOGINS

WLMT/Grand Rapid* Dirksen/Brown

CURTIS STIGERS LINDSEY BUCKINGHA Hottest: PETER CETERA RICHARD MARX PATTY 91YTH u/DON KATHY TROCCOLI KENNY LOGGINS

W FMKILansing Ray Marshall

CURTIS STIGERS

LINDSEY BUCKINGHA Hottest: BEACH BOYS KENNY LOGGINS KATHY TROCO)LI BONNIE RAITT PATTY SMYTH u/DON

WMGN/Madison, WI O'NeIIlFreeman

SUZY BOGIIUSS LINDSEY BUCKINGHA CURTIS STIGERS ERIC CLAPTON LYLE LOVETT Hottest: BEACH BOYS K.D. LANG

KENNY LOGGINS

RICHARD MARX BONNIE RAITT

KMGL/Oklahoma City O'Brien/Bennett

K.D. L.AIAS

OL.IVIA NEWTON-JOH Hottest: PETER CETERA JON SECADA RICHARD MARX RODNEY CROWELL PATTY SMYTH u/DON

JOE COCKER DAN HILL KGBXISpringfleld, MO ANNIE ..ENNOX Baker/Cannon MARY :HAPI'I CARPE COREY !ART

SUZY HIvGGUSS

Hottest:

RICHARD MARX

PATTY SMYTH u/DON KATHY TROCOJLI REACH BOYS

RONNIE RAITT

EPHRAIM LEWIS

SHAKESPEAR'S SIST CURTIS STIGERS Hottest: PATTY SMYTH u/DO RODNEY CROWELL RU'HARD MARX K.U. LANG CECINE III Y

W LOR/Toledo KendalllCooper

ANNIE LENNOX DAN HILL

DAVID CASSIDY MARY CHAPIN CARPE STEVE PLUNKETT BOYZ II MEN

SUZY HJGGNSS Hottest: PETER CETERA

K.D. LANG RICHARD MARX RODNEY CROWELL

JENNIFER BARNES

P3 WHYFM/Cedar Rapids, IA Randy Lee

WOLR/Kalamazoo, MI

Lanphear/Wenz

DAN HILL

ERIC CLAPTON SHAKESPEAR'S SIST

ANNIE LENNOX Hottest: KENNY LOGGINS

LICHEE RICHIE

JENNIFER NAMES PATTY SMYTH u/DON

RODNEY CROWELL

KIZZ/Minot. NO Jeff Bliss

none

Hottest: RICHARD MARX JON SECADA PETER CETERA

KATHY TROODDLI PATTY SMITH u/DON

WLDR/NW Michigan none Angie Manda Hottest: GENESIS ELTON JOHN

MADONNA KATHY TROCALI LIONEL RICHIE

KZLTtGrand Forks

Hennen/Micheela

ANNIE LENNOX DAN HILL Hottest: PETER CETERA RICHARD MARX KATHI TROCCOLI PATTY SMYTH u/DON

KENNY LOGGINS

WOLH/Green Bay, WI Jim Taylor

LINDSEY BUCKINGHA

CURTIS STAGERS ANNIE LENNOX Hottest: PETER CETERA

ELTON JOHN

MADONNA KATHY TRO:OOLI RODNEY CROWELL

SHAKESPEAR'S SIST CHARLES A EDDIE ANNIE LENNOX

Hottest: RICHARD MARX

PATTY DEATH u/DON KATHY TROCO)LI KENNY LOGGINS

K.D. LANG

KMAJ/Topeka, KS Dave Waters

CURTIS STAGERS ANNIE LENNOX Hottest: PETER CETERA

ELTON JOHN K.D. LANG

PATTY SMYTH u/DON

RODNEY CROWELL

96 Current Reporters 88 Current Playllsts

Celled In Frozen Playllst (4) K0102 San Antonio WARM/York WMT-FM/Cedar Rapids W N IC/Detroit

Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (4): KIZZ/Minot VIGIL/Hagerstown WETS/New Orleans WITT/Washington

Did Not Report For Two Consecutive Week's, Not Used In This Week's Data (1): WLTE/Minneapolis

JJ'JJ.ir1:/.:/ Reports/Adds

1 EPHRAIM LEWIS/Drowning In Your Eyes (Elektra) 43/8 2 SHAKESPEAR'S SISTER/Stay (London/PLG) 33/7 3 EN VOGUE/Giving Him Something He Can Feel (EastWesl/Atlantic Group). 32/2 4 EDER & BRYSON/You Are My Home (Angel/Capitol) 26/0 5 TOAD THE WET SPROCKET/All I Want (Columbia) 23/1 6 CHARLES & EDDIE/Would I Lie To You (Capitol) 22/1 7 ELP/Affairs Of The Heart (Victory Music/PLG) 15/3 8 NAJEE/I Adore Mi Amor (EMI/ERG) 14/1 9 LYLE LOVETT/She Makes Me Feel Goad (MCA) 13/3

10 BOYZ II MEN/End Of The Road (Motown) 10/2

New artists have not yet had an AC Breaker.

Dear Laura,

Boy was I wrong! As you -know, I didn't believe that our audience would accept "Stay" by SHAKESPEAR'S SISTER, particularly the album version. I'm humbled to report that it's one of our Top 5 most requested songs,'and the #1 female record this week 18-34!

I told you when we first discussed this project that if I was wrong, I'd. be the first to admit it, so here goes:

I WAS WRONG!!!

Keep the hits comin', and if I ever doubt you again, just remind me about SHAKESPEAR'S SISTER (did I mention that I was wrong???)

Alan McLaughlin, PD KKLD/Tucson

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CURTIS STAGERS (8)

ANNIE LENNOX (7) LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM (5)

DAN HILL (41

DAVID CASSIDY (3) ERIC CLAPTON (3)

EPHRAIM LEWIS (3) MARY CHAPIN CARPENTER (2)

CROWDED HOUSE (2)

WGMTIBurke Mountain, VT

Steve Chizmes

ERIC CLAPTON ANNIE LENNOX COREY HART Hottest: PETER CETERA

SHAKESPEAR'S SIST DAVID SANBORN PATTY SMYTH u/DON BONNIE RAITT

WEIMIFItchburg, MA Jack Raymond

none

Hottest:

RICHARD MARX

MADONNA PETER CETERA PATTY SMITH u/DON KATHY TROCOOLI

WECO/Geneva, NY

Denils Federico

LINDSEY BUCKINGHA ROY2 II MEN

EPHRAIM LEWIS JOE COCKER Hottest: PETER CETERA EN VOGUE

ELTON JOHN

BILLY JOEL WILSON PHILLIPS

WHAIIGreentleld, MA

DeanelArcher

BILLY RAY CYRUS CURTIS STIGERS CROWDED HOUSE Hottest: PETER CETERA PATTY SMYTH w/DGN

KATHY TROCCOLI JENNIFER WARNES CELINE DION

WYKZJBeautort, SC Mark Robertson

CURTIS STAGERS Hottest: PETER CETERA JON SECADA ELTON JOHN MADONNA PATTY SMITH w/DON

WKCXIRome, GA Randy Quick

OLIVIA NEWTON-JOH

CURTIS STIGERS Hottest: RICHARD MARX

K.U. LANG PATTY SMYTH u/DON

PETER CETERA RODNEY CROWELL

HOTTEST PETER CETERA (15) PATTY SMYTH (12)

KATHY TROCCOLI (8) GLENN FREY (7)

RODNEY CROWELL (6) RICHARD MARX (6) BONNIE RAITT (5)

CELINE DION (4) ELTON JOHN (4)

MADONNA (4)

JON SECADA (4)

WAFL/Milford, DE

Carl Reed

BRYAN ADAMS LINDSEY BUCKINGHA Hottest: PETER CETERA JON SECADA RICHARD MARX GLENN FREY KATHY TROCCOLI

WSULIMoñttcello, NY

MulharinlWilson

ANNIE LENNOX CURTIS STIGERS EPHRAIM LEWIS Hottest: PETER CETERA PATTY SMITH u/DON

GLENN FREY KATHY TROCCOLI KENNY LOGGINS

WTSX/Port Jervis, NY Liz Foxx

none

Hottest: PETER CETERA ELTON JOHN

MADONNA

GLENN FREY RODNEY CROWELL

WTTR/Westminster, MD

Brian Beddow

ERIC CLAPTON EPHRAIM LEWIS WILSON PHILLIPS PETER SMITE Hottest:

RODNEY CROWELL JENNIFER WARNES KURT HOWELL BONNIE RAITT BRYAN ADAMS

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COOLIDGE & GREENW Hottest: PATTY SMYTH w/DON RODNEY CROWELL JENNIFER WARNES CELINE DION WILSON PHILLIPS

WCMJICambridge OH Schott) W ilson

ERIC CLAPTON

DAVID CASSIDY

CRCWDED HOUSE

DAii HILL

CHARLES CIIRISTOPH Hottest: PATTY SMYTH w/DON

GLENN FREY

CR1INE DION BONNIE RAITT BILLY JOEL

WFROIFremont, OH Larry Ziebold

ANNIE LENNOX

CURTIS STIGERS MARY CHAPIN CARPE DAVID CASSIDY

BRENT BOURGEOIS Hottest: PETER CETERA

RICHARD MARX

KATHY TROCCOLI GLENN FREY KENNY L GGINS

KSCBILIberal, KS Mark David

SANTANA DAN HILL DAVID CASSIDY ANNIE LENNOX Hottest: PETER CETERA JON SECADA RICHARD MARX PATTY SMITH u/DON KATHY TROCCOLI

KKISIConcord, CA BoesenlYazel

CURTIS STIGERS Hottest: CELINE DION

GLENN FREY BONNIE RAITT PATTY SMYTH w/DON

KATHY TROCCOLI

KATWILewlston, ID

Don Kelly

none

Hottest: EIHRAIM LEWIS CURTIS SALGADO

RODNEY CROWELL PETER CETERA TOAD THE WET SPRO

19 Current Reporters 16 Current Playllsts

Did Not Report, Playllst Frozen (3): KATW/Lewiston W EIM/Fitchburg WTSX/Port Jervis

WSKI/Montpelier is no forger a reporter.

KBLOILogan, UT Jackson/White

LINDSEY HICKINGHA Hottest: PETER CETERA JON SECADA RICHARD MARX PATTY SMYTH w/DON KATHY TROCCOLI

KTIDISan Rafael, CA Scott Murray

LINDSEY BUCKINGHA ANNIE LENNOX

BEACH BOYS LYLE LOVETT K.D. LANG Hottest: PETER CETERA BONNIE RAITT

RODNEY CROWELL

CAROLE KING PATTY SMYTH w/DON

KSCOISIlver City John Alsip

LINDSEY BUCKINGHA

DAN HILL CURTIS STIGERS ANNIE LENNOX Hottest: KURT HOWELL CAROLE KING BRUCE COCKBURN BONNIE TYLER EN VOGUE

Associate Reporters are AC stations in unrated markets with aggressive approaches toward new music. Although they do not contribute to the AC chart, their consensus Most Added and Hottest records serve as advance indicators of format hits.

60 August 28,1992 COUNTRY ° NATIONAL AIRPLAY®

3 2 201 REPORTERS AUGUST 28, 1992 WKS WKS LW 1W

Total Reports/Adds Heavy Medium Light

9 4 2 0 VINCE GILL/I Still Believe In You (MCA) 201/0 197 4 0

23 15 8 ALAN JACKSON/Love's Got A Hold On You (Arista) 201/0 170 31 0

12 8 4 AARON TIPPINA Wouldn't Have It Any Other Way (RCA) 199/2 176 19 4

13 9 5 0 BILLY RAY CYRUS/Could've Been Me (Mercury) 201/0 165 35 1

17 10 6 DOUG STONE/Warning Labels (Epic) 201/1 168 28 5

18 14 10 0 LITTLE TEXAS/You And Forever And Me (WB) 201/0 144 55 2

21 17 12 Q GEORGE STRAIT/So Much Like My Dad (MCA) 200/0 102 93 5

16 13 11 0 SAMMY KERSHAW/Yard Sale (Mercury) 195/0 126 53 16

19 16 13 Q RODNEY CROWELL/What Kind Of Love (Columbia) 197/1 98 87 12

24 19 1a a CHRIS LeDOUX wiGARTH BROOKS/Whatcha Gonna Do With A Cowboy (Liberty) 199/2 82 106 11

22 18 15 OD DIAMOND RIO/Nowhere Bound (Arista) 199/0 80 108 11

26 20 16 COLLIN RAYEAn This Life (Epic) 201/0 56 140 5

13 TRACY LAWRENCE/Runnin' Behind Nashville/AG) 157/0 108 39 10 6 2 1 (Atlantic

28 23 17 (IDTRISHA YEARWOODNVrong Side Of Memphis (MCA) 200/3 24 155 21

27 22 18 ® McBRIDE & THE RIDE/Going Out Of My Mind (MCA) 200/2 21 156 23

29 24 20 0 CONFEDERATE RAILROAD/Jesus And Mama (Atlantic Nashville/AG) 197/4 24 146 27

25 21 19 m PAUL OVERSTREET/Me And My Baby (RCA) 193/1 31 135 27

8 3 3 18 LEE ROY PARNELLNVhaI Kind Of Fool Do You Think I Am (Arista) 154/0 106 33 15

36 32 22 0 RANDY TRAVIS/1f I Didn't Have You (WB) 199/2 11 155 33 2 1 7 20 MARK CHESNUTTA'll Think Of Something (MCA) 142/0 89 46 7

34 29 23 ® SAWYER BROWN/Cafe On The Corner (Curb) 200/3 6 146 48 42 36 28 © JOE DIFFIEMext Thing Smokin' (Epic) 195/11 4 127 64

33 30 25 I RICKY VAN SHELTON/Wear My Ring Around Your Neck (Columbia) 185/8 10 126 49

40 33 27 a REBA McENTIRE/fhe Greatest Man I Never Knew (MCA) 199/1 3 121 75

29 ® SUZY BOGGUSS/Letting Go (Liberty) 194/11 4 119 71 37 35

- 42 32 Q TRAVIS TRITTA-ord Have Mercy On The Working Man (WB) 195/10 2 104 89 - 43 35 Z JOHN ANDERSON/Seminole Wind (BNA Entertainment) 193/16 3 97 93

- - 36 a WYNONNA/No One Else On Earth (Curb/MCA) 192/30 6 79 107

39 37 31 F'y SHENANDOAHMey Mister (I Need This Job) (RCA) 183/15 1 101 81

11 7 9 30 STEVE WARINER/A Woman Loves (Arista) 119/0 52 45 22

35 34 33 ® MICHELLE WRIGHT/One Time Around (Arista) 166/8 0 80 86 1 - 45 37 © PAM TILLIS/Shake The Sugar Tree (Arista) 178/19 1 61 116 2

1 6 21 33 CLINT BLACK/We Tell Ourselves (RCA) 99/0 36 43 20 3

3 11 26 34 BROOKS & DUNNBoot Scootin' Boogie (Arista) 79/0 29 30 20 4

43 41 38 ® DWIGHT YOAKAM & PATTY LOVELESS/Send A Message To My Heart (Reprise)

47 44 39 © RADNEY FOSTER/Just Call Me Lonesome (Arista)

151/9 149/9

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97 102

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BREAKER Q MARK COLLIE/Even The Man In The Moon Is Cryin' (MCA) 140/35 0 27 113

BREAKER © MARTINA McBRIDE/That's Me (RCA) 131/23 0 23 108

BREAKER a LORRIE MORGANNVatch Me (BNA Entertainment) 137/131 1 10 126

32 31 3o 41 BOY HOWDY/Our Love Was Meant To Be (Curb) 81/0 7 30 44 BREAKER 2:3 RONNIE MILSAP/L.A. To The Moon (RCA) 121/47 0 11 110

49 Q MIKE REIDMeep On Welkin' (Columbia) 119/26 0 17 102

5o 47 as Z MATTHEWS, WRIGHT & KING/Mother's Eyes (Columbia) 107/8 0 23 84 14 12 24 45 REMINGTONS/Two Timin' Me (BNA Entertainment) 68/0 13 33 22

a 5 34 46 TANYA TUCKERAf Your Heart Ain't Busy Tonight (Liberty) 56/0 15 21 20

f DEBUT > al NEAL McCOY/There Ain't Nothin' I Don't Like About You (Atlantic Nashville/AG) 100/41 0 6 94

7 28 ao 48 MARY-CHAPIN CARPENTER/ Feel Lucky (Columbia) 39/0 7 19 13

[ DEBUT > Q DENNIS ROBBINS/My Side Of Town (Giant) 88/44 0 3 85

DEBUT > Q DARRYL & DON ELLIS/No Sir (Epic) 63/30 0 0 63

J:1t-,1:Id- rL2:19 LORRIE MORGAN (131)

RONNIE MILSAP (47) BILLY DEAN (45)

DENNIS ROBBINS (44) NEAL McCOY (41) MARK COLLIE (35)

MAC McANALLY (35) DARRYL & DON ELLIS (30)

CLEVE FRANCIS (30) WYNONNA (30)

--.HOTTEST VINCE GILL (143)

BILLY RAY CYRUS (100) AARON TIPPIN (99)

ALAN JACKSON (88) DOUG STONE (64)

LEE ROY PARNELL (44) MARK CHESNUTT (42)

SAMMY KERSHAW (40) LITTLE TEXAS (34)

LeDOUX & BROOKS (33)

:1Y.:.I.F..nr.lii- r_. Reports/Adds

D. & D. ELLISMo Sir (Epic) 63/30 GEEZINSLAWS/lielp, I'm White And... (SOR) 48/17 JJ WHITE/One Like That (Curb) 40/12 CORBINMANNER/Just Another Hill (Merc.) 32/15 KAREN TOBIN/A Picture... (All. Nash/AG). 15/2 MAVERICKS/This Broken Heart (MCA) .... 11/1 CIMMARONA-ong Ride Back (Alpine) 10/9 REBECCA HOLDEN/The Highway... (Curb) .. 6/1

New artists have not yet had a Country Breaker or concurrent airplay from 60% of reporting stations.

MOST ADDED & HOTTEST list the most added songs nationally, and the songs reported "hottest compiled from all our reporters. The number in parentheses Im-

mediately following the songs in Most Added & Hot- test indicates the total number of Country reporters adding the song this week or noting that the song is

among their flee hottest.

/L S BILLY DEAN

It There Hadn't Been You (SBK/Liberty) On 81% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 20, Light 143, Total Adds 45 Including WOCB, WHWK, WYNY, KJLO, WYAK, WKNN, WLLR, WTCM, KWEN, KRTY, KMPS, KXDD. Moves 42-37 on the Country chart.

- MARK COLLIE Even The Man In The Moon Is Cryin' (MCA)

On 70% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 27, Light 113, Total Adds 35 including WYNY, WSSL, KNFM, WYYD, WACO, WAVC, WMIL, WLLR, WIL, KBUL, KCKC, KKAT. Moves 44-38 on the Country chart.

LORRIE MORGAN Watch Me (BNA Entertainment)

On 68% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 10, Light 126, Total Adds 131 including WNUS, WCTK, WWVA, KEAN, WKAK, KRRV, WUBE, WGAR, WITL, KRST, KUGN, KEKB. Debuts at 40 on the Country chart.

MARTINA McBRIDE That's Me (RCA)

On 65% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 23, Light 108, Total Adds 23 Including WHWK, WYNY, WWVA, WEZL, WOIK, WODR, KNUE, WHOK, KYCK, WITL, KRAK, KIIM. Moves 49-43-39 on the Country chart.

RONNIE MILSAP L.A. To the Moon (RCA)

On 600/e of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 11, Light 110, Total Adds 47 including WVAM, WPKX, KPLX, WHLZ, KLLL, WWKA, WUBE, WDDD, WWJO, KRST, KUAD, KNIX. Debuts at 42 on the Country chart.

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They've become the first duo in history to have 4 #1 nits off

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"Boot Scootin' Boogie"'-.

Their new single

"Lost And Found" may

just be their fifth.

This past year, they won 2

ACM Awards as TOP' NEW VOCAL DUET and TOP VOCAL DUET OR GROUP and, they've just received 3 CMA nominations: -HORIZON AWARD

-DUO OF THE YEAR -ALBUM OF THE YEAR

Their debut album BRAND NEW MAN is now past PLATINUM.

Fcr some people, that might seem like a happy ending.

For BROOKS & DUNN, it's only the beginning!

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MIKE REID "Keep On Walkin"' (Columbia) 119/26 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 17, Light 102, Total Adds 26, WHWK, WOBE. WYNY, WNUS, WBEE. WWNC. WKXC, WXBO, WEZL. KKIX, KTCS, WOIK, WOKK, KNFM. WYYD, WTNT, KKYR, KIXS. WCUZ, KASH. KKCS, KFMS, KRWO. KBJL, KKAT, KXDD. Moves 49-43 on the Country chart.

MATTHEWS, WRIGHT & KING "Mother's Eyes" (Columbia) 107/8 Rotations' Heavy 0. Medium 23. Light 84, Total Adds 8, WGNA, WYNK, WCK- WAMZ, WRNS WWKA, WACO. WHOK Medium WWYZ, WYNY, WRWD, KEAN, WKAK, KAYD, KYKX, KLUR, WAXX, KITS, WTCV1, KVOO, KFDI. KUZZ, KVOC. KDRK, KORD. Moves 50,47-45-44 on the Country chart.

NEAL McCOY "There Ain't Nothin' I Don't Like About You" (Atlantic NashvIlle/AG) 100/41 Rotations: Heavy 0. Medium 6. Light 94, Total Adds 41 including WVAM, WORE, WAYZ, WWYZ. WTCR, WIOV, WYNY, WDSY, WCTK, WXBO. WEZL. KOUL. WHLZ, WMSI, WRNS. KKYR, KHAK, WHOK. WAXX, WYNG, WOW, KZSN, KUGN, KWNR, KMIX, KHAY. Debuts at number 47 on the Country chart.

DENNIS ROBBINS "My Side Of Town" (Giant) 88/44 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 85, Total Adds 44 including WTCR, WYNY, WCTK, KEAN. WYNK. WSTH, WHIZ, WVLK, KYKS, WYAK, KTEX, WRNS, KHAK, WUBE, WHOK, WASKFM, KZKX, WMUS, WLLR, WFMB. WTHI, KNAX, KMLE, KWJJ. KDRK. KORD. Debuts at number 49 on the Country chart.

DARRYL á DON ELLIS "No Sir" (Epic) 63/30 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 63, Total Adds 30, WWYZ, WTCR, WYNY, KEAN. WWNC, KAYD. WSTH, WYGC. WVLK,

WOKK, KTEX, WSIX, KIXS, WAXX, WNWN, WDAF, WASKFM, KCJB, WMUS, WOW, WDDD, WFMB, WTHI, KRST, KIK-FM, KVOC. KUGN, KMIX, KNCQ, KMPS. Debuts at number 50 on the Country chart.

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JJizs ...iv'...J..rJ GEEZINSLAWS "Help, I'm White And I Can't Get Down" (SOR) 48/17 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 45. Total Adds 17, WAYZ, WKAK, WCOS, WVLK, KSSN, WKSJ, KTEX, WRNS, WWKA,

KGKL, WOW, WXCL, WGTC, KTPK., KRWO, KHAY, KRPM. Medium: WYYD, KFDI, KRAK. Light: WPOC. WYRK, WYNY,

KASE, WSM, WNOE, KXXY, KSAN.

JJ WHITE "One Like That" (Curb) 40/12 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 39, Total Adds 12, WPOC, WOCB, WYNY, WNUS, KRRV, KAYO. WVLK, WY AK, WYNG,

WTHI, KMIX. KNCQ. Medium: WWYZ. Light: WRKZ, WTVY, WYGC, KYKX, KYKS, KGKL, KLUR, WNWN, KITS, KKCS,

KUGN, KEKB, KDRK.

MAC McANALLY "The Trouble With Diamonds" (MCA) 35/35 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 35, Total Adds 35 including WAYZ, WWYZ, WRKZ, KMML. WTVY, WYGC, MASI, KSSN,

WOWW, KGKL, WCHY, KODY, KIXO, WNWN, WDAF, KXXY, WOW. KITS, WTHI, KFDI, KUZZ, KYGO, KUAD, KSOP, KDRK.

CORBIN/HANNER "Just Another Hill" (Mercury) 32/15 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 32, Total Adds 15, WWYZ, WYNY, WRWD, WCTK, KMML. KAYD, WYGC, WAMZ,

KGKL, KODY, WOW, WGTC. KFDI, KVOC, KUAD. Light: WRKZ, WIOV, WJSY, WKAK, WTVY, WVLK, KTEX, WSIX, KLUR,

KITS.

MOLLY & THE HEYMAKERS "Swinging Doors" (Reprise) 31/12 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 30, Total Adds 12, KMML. WYGC, KCLR. WGEE, WNWN, WWOM, WWJO. KTPK,

WTCM, KVOO, KALF, KNCQ. Medium: WAVC. Light: WICO, WTVY, KGKL, KLUR, WAXX, WOW, KFDI, KUGN, KEKB,

KORD.

CLEVE FRANCIS "How Can I Hold You" (Liberty) 30/30 Rotat ons Heavy 0. Medium 0. Light 30, Total Adds 30 including WRKZ, WNUS. WKAK, KRRV, KMML, WSTH, WPCV, WVLK. KTEX, WKNN, KGKL, KIXS, KLUF, KODY. KCLR, WOW, MTS. KTPK, KVOO, KFDI, KRST, KEKB, KNIX. KORD.

HANK WILLIAMS JR. "Lyin' Jukebox" (Curb/Capricorn/WB) 28/27 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 2. Light 26 Total Adds 27 including WRKZ. WTCR WCTK, WICO. WDLS. WKAK, KRRV, KOUL. WTVY, WYGC. WBKR, WKNN, NOWW, KGKL, KIXS, KLUR, KODY, WAVC, KVOX. KIXO, WMUS. WOW. KITS, KTPK.

KVOO. KFDI, KALF

RESTLESS HEART "When :he Cries" (RCA) 19/19 Rotations: Heavy O. Mecum 2, Light 17, Total Adds 19, WTCR, KEAN. WTVY, WKML, WYGC, WBKR, WTXT. KLUR, KFKF,

WMUS. WOW, WXCL. WOOD. KIK-FM, KUZZ. KVOC, KNAX, KUAD. KSOP

STEVE WARINER "Crash Course In The Blues" (Arista) 17/17 Rotations' Heavy 0, Medium 1. Light 16. Total Adds 17, WTCR, WCTK, KEAN. KLLL, WSM, WTXT, KIXO, WASKFM, WMUS

K XX", WXCL, WTCM. KIK-FM, KIJZZ, KUAD, KNIX, KUPL.

KAREN TOBIN "Picture Of Your Daddy" (Atlantic Nashville/AG) 15/2 Rotations' Heavy 0, Medium 1, Lght 14, Total Adds 2, KTEX. WOW. Medium: KVOO Light: WICO, WKAK, KRRV, WTVY.

KGKL. KLUR, KODY, K -TS, KUZ Z. KVOC, KALE, KRWO.

MAVERICKS "This Broken ieart" (MCA) 11/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 11, Total Adds 1, WIOV. Light: WKAK, WTVY, KTCS, WYGC, KTEX, WBKR, KLUR,

KITS, KFDI, KEEN

CIMMARON "Long Ride Back" (Alpine) 10/9 Rotations. Heavy 0. Mecium 0, Light 10, Total Adds 9, WWYZ, WRKZ, WICO, KRRV, WTVY, KLUR, KODY, KITS, KFDI. Light: KVOO

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MARK CHESNUTT/Eubba Shot The Jukebox (MCA) .Longnecks & Short Stories

CLINT BLACK/When My Ship Comes In (RCA) The Hard Way

CLINT BLACK/The Hard Way (RCA) The Hard Way

GARTH BROOKS:In Lonesome Dove (Liberty) Ropin' The Wind

MARTY STUART,High On A Mountaintop (MCA) This One's Gonna Hurt You

CLINT BLACK/Wake Up Yesterday (RCA) The Hard Way

TRAVIS TRITT/Can I Trust You With My Heart (WB) T -R -O -U -B -L -E

TRAVIS TRITT/T-H-O-U-B-L-E (WB) T -R -O -U -B-L -E

BILLY RAY CYRUS/Some Gave All (Mercury) Some Gave All

LEE ROY PARNELL/Love Without Mercy (Arista) Love Without Mercy

BILLY RAY CYRUS/Wher'm I Gonna Live (Mercury) Some Gave All

CLINT BLACK/The Good Old Days (RCA) The Hard Way

CLINT BLACK/Burn One Down (RCA) The Hard Way

DWIGHT YOAKAM/Suspicious Minds (Epic Soundtrax) Honeymoon In Vegas

GARTH BROOKS/We Btry The Hatchet (Liberty) Ropin' The Wind

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JOHN ANDERSON "Seminole Wind" (BNA 62312-2) Prod: James C. Stroud Wr: John Anderson Pub: Almo Music Corp., Homes Creek Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Bobby Roberts

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CLINT BLACK "We Tell Ourselves" (RCA 62194-2) Prod: James Stroud, Clint Black Wr: Clint Black. Hayden Nicholas Pub: (ASCAP) Mgr: Moress. Nanas, Shea

SUZY BOGGUSS "Letting Go" (Liberty 79346) Prod: Jimmy Bowen, Suzy Bogguss Wr: Doug Crider, Matt Rollings Pub:

Warner -Tamerlane Publishing Corp., Zesty Zack's Music (BMI) Mgr: Morris,

Bliensener 8 Assoc.

BOY HOWDY "Our Love Was Meant To Be" (Curb 097) Prod: Chris Farren Wr: Jefterey Steele, Chris Farren Pub: Mike Curb Music. Farren Curbs Music. Farren Square Music (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: Alan Hopper

BROOKS & DUNN "Boot Scootin' Boogie" (Arista 2440) Prod: Scott Hendricks. Don Cook Wr: Ronnie Dunn Pub: Alfred Avenue Music, Deerfield Court Music (BMI) Mgr: Bob Titley

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MARY-CHAPIN CARPENTER "I Feel Lucky" (Columbia 74345) Prod: John Jennings. Mary -Chapin Carpenter Wr: M.C. Carpenter, Don Schlitz Pub: EMI April Music Inc.. Getarealjob Music, Don Schlitz Music. Almo Music Corp. (ASCAP) Mgr: John Simson, Tom Carrico

MARK CHESNUTT "I'll Think Of Something" (MCA 54395) Prod: Mark Wright Wr: Jerry Foster, Bill Rice Pub: PolyFram International Pub. (ASCAP) Mgr: BDM Management

CIMMARON "Long Ride Back" (Alpine 011) Prod: Johnny Rutenschroer Wr: Kent Robbins Pub: Irving Music, Inc.. Colter Bay Music (BMI) Mgr: Mike Smardak

MARK COLLIE "Even The Man In The Moon Is Cryin"' (MCA 54448) Prod: Don Cook Wr: Mark Collie, Don Cook Pub: BMG Songs. Inc.. Judy, Judy, Judy Music, Sony Tree Publishing Co., Inc. (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Don Light

CONFEDERATE RAILROAD "Jesus And Mama" (Atlantic Nashville 4656-2) Prod: Barry Beckett Wr: Danny Bear Mayo. James Dean Hicks Pub: Tom Collins Music Corp. (BMI) Mgr: IMS

CORBIN HANNER "Just Another Hill" (Mercury 719) Prod: Harold Shedd, Joe Scaite, Jim Cotton, Bob Corbin, Dave Hanner Wr: Bob Corbin, Dave Hanner Pub: PRI Music, Inc., Bob Corbin Music, Play On Publishing (ASCAP) Mgr: Bob Burwell

RODNEY CROWELL "What Kind 01 Love" (Columbia 74360) Prod: Larry Klein Wr: Rodney Crowell, Will Jennings. Roy Orbison Pub: Sony Tunes, Inc. Blue Sky Rider Songs, Orbisongs (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Bill Carter

BILLY RAY CYRUS "Could've Been Me" (Mercury 703) Prod: Joe Scaite, Jim Cotton Wr: Reed Nielsen, Monty Powell Pub: Englishtown Music, Warner -Tamerlane Corp (BMI) Mgr: Jack McFadden

BILLY DEAN "If There Hadn't Been You" (Liberty 79417) Prod: Chuck Howard, Torn Shapiro Wr: Tom Shapiro. Ron Hellard Pub: Edge OWoods Music, Kinetic Diamond Music, Inc.. Moline Valley Music. Inc.. Careers-BMG Music Pub. Inc. (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Ted Brown

DIAMOND RIO "Nowhere Bound" (Arista 2441) Prod: Monty Powell, Tim DuBois Wr: Monty Powell. Jule Medders Pub: Resaca Beach Music, Warner Tamerlane Pub. Corp., Jule Meddrs Publisher Designee (BMI) Mgr: Ted Hacker

JOE DIFFIE "Next Thing Smokin" (Epic 74415) Prod: Bob Montgomery, Johnny Slate Wr: Joe Dinie, Danny Morrison, Johnny Slate Pub: Forrest Hills Music, Inc., Texas Wedge Muisc/Pitch N Run Music. Songwrithers Ink/Out 01 State Music (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: Danny Morrison

DARRYL & DON ELLIS "No Sir" (Epic 74454) Prod: James Stroud Wr: S. Dean, B. Montana. D. Ellis Pub: Tom Collins Music, Music Corp. Of America. Brand New Town Music, Midnight Crow Music (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: Crowe Management

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RADNEY FOSTER "Just Call Me Lonesome" (Arista 2448) Prod: Steve Fishell, Radney Foster Wr: Radney Foster, George Ducas Pub: St. Julien Music, PolyGram Int. Pub. Co. Inc., Poor House Hollow Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Fitzgerald)Hartley

CLEVE FRANCIS "How Can I Hold You" (Liberty 79450) Prod: Jimmy Bowen, Cleve Francis Wr: Chris Waters, Tom Shapiro. Billy Dean Pub: Sony Cross Keys Publishing, Edge OWoods Music. Kinetic Diamond Music, Inc., Moline Valley Music, Inc EMI Blackwood Music Inc. Mgr: MNGP Entertainment

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THE GEEZINSLAWS "Help, I'm White And I Can't Get Down" (SOR 442) Prod: Roger Ball, Ray Pennington Wr: Roger Ball, Clinton Gregory Pub: Almane Music (BMI) Mgr: Waylon Stubblefield

VINCE GILL "I Still Believe In You" (MCA 54406) Prod: Tony Brown Wr: Vince Gill, John Barlow Jarvis Pub: Benefit Music, Inspector Barlow Music (BMI) Mgr: Fitzgerald -Hartley

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J.J. WHITE "One Like That" (Curb 1017) Prod: James Stroud Wr: Tim Nichols. Janice White, Jayne White Pub: Bodge

Hall Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Torn Skeeter

ALAN JACKSON "Love's Got A Hold On You" (Arista 2447) Prod: Scott Hendricks, Keith Stegall Wr: Keith Stegall, Carson Chamberlain

Pub: Wamer-Tamerlane Pub. Corp.. Just Cuts Music (BMI) Mgr: Ten Ten

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SAMMY KERSHAW "Yard Sale" (Mercury 665) Prod: Buddy Cannon. t'lorro Wilson Wr: Larry Bastian. Dewayne Blackwell

Pub: Major Bob Music Co., Inc., Jobete Music Co., Inc. (ASCAP) Mg-: Jim

Dowell

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TRACY LAWRENCE "Runnin' Behind" (Atlantic Nashville 4639) Prod: James Stroud Wr: Ed Hill, Mark D. Sanders Pub: New Haven Music.

MCA Music Pub. (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: Music Matters Management

CHRIS LeDOUX "Whatcha Gonna Do With A Cowboy"

(Liberty 79382) Prod: Allen Reynolds Wr: Garth Brooks, Mark D. Sanders Pub: Major Bob

Music Co., Inc., Mid -Summer Music, Inc. (ASCAP) Mgr: Al LeDoux1ACS Inc.

LITTLE TEXAS "You And Forever And Me" (WB 5511) Prod: James Stroud, Christy DiNapoli, Doug Grau Wr: Porter Howell, Stewart

Harris Pub: Square West Music, Inc., Howlin' Hits Music. Inc.. Sony Tree Pub.

Co., Inc., Edisto Sound International (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Christy DiNapoli

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MATTHEWS, WRIGHT & KING "Mother's Eyes" (Columbia 74400) Prod: Steve Buckingham, Larry Strickland Wr: Karen Staley, G. Harrison Pub: AMR Publications. Inc., Sixteen Stars Music (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Starsiruck

THE MAVERICKS "This Broken Heart" (MCA 54464) Prod: Richard Bennett, Steve Fishell Wr: Raul Malo Pub: Sony Tree Pub. Co.,

Inc, Malo Music, Inc. (BMI) Mgr: Frank Callan

MAC McANALLY "The Trouble With Diamonds" (MCA 54450) Prod: Tony Brown, Mac McAnally Wr: Mac McAnally Pub: Beginner Music

(ASCAP) Mgr: T.K.O. Management

McBRIDE & THE RIDE "Going Out Of My Mind" (MCA 54413) Prod: Steve Gibson, Tony Brown Wr: Kostas, Terry McBride Pub: Songs Of

PolyGram International, Inc, Seven Angels Music, Songs of McBride (BMI) Mgr: Ken Stilts

MARTINA McBRIDE "That's Me" (RCA 62291-2) Prod: Paul Worley, Ed Seay Wr: Tony Haselden, Bob Alan Pub: Milhouse Music, Sheddhouse Music (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: John McBride

NEAL McCOY "There Ain't Nothin' I Don't Like About You" (Atlantic Nashville 4705) Prod: James Stroud Wr: Katie Wallace, Mark Irwin Pub: PolyGram Intl Pub.

Inc.. EMI-Apnl Music Inc. (ASCAP) Mgr: Management Associates

REBA McENTIRE "The Greatest Man I Never Knew" (MCA 54441) Prod: Tony Brown. Reba McEntire Wr: Richard Leigh, Layng Martine, Jr. Pub:

EMI Apnl Music Inc., Lion -Hearted Music, Layng Martine. Jr. Songs (ASCAP) Mgr: Narvel Felts

RONNIE MILSAP "L.A. To The Moon" (RCA 62332-2) Prod: Ronnie Milsap, Rob Galbraith, Tom Collins Wr: Susan Longacre, Lonnie Wilson Pub: W.B.M. Music Corp.. Long Acre Music, Zomba Enterprises

(SESAC, ASCAP) Mgr: Bill Carter

MOLLY & THE HEYMAKERS "Swinging Doors" (Reprise 5560) Prod: Gregg Brown Wr: Bobby Boyd, Chapin Hartford, Jim Foster Pub: Tree

Pub. Co., Inc., Willesden Music, Inc. Careers-BMG Music Pub., Inc. (BMI) Mgr:

Empresario Limited

LORRIE MORGAN "Watch Me" (BNA 62333-2) Prod: Richard Landis Wr: Tom Shapiro, Gary Burr Pub: Great Cumberland Music, Diamond Struck Music, In THe Air Music, Inc. MCA Music Pub, Gary Burr Music Inc. (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: Morass. Nanas, Shea

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PAUL OVERSTREET "Me And My Baby" (RCA 62254-2) Prod: Brown Bannister, Paul Overstreet Wr: Paul Overstreet, Paul Davis Pub:

Scarlet Moon Music. Paul And Johnathan Songs (BMI) Mgr: Scarlet Moon

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LEE ROY PARNELL "What Kind Of Fool Do You Think I ANTI"

(Arista 2431) Prod: Scott Hendricks, Barry Beckett Wr: Al Carmichael, Gary Gnthn Pub: Sheddhouse Music, Robinette Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Mike Robertson

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COLLIN RAYE "In This Life" (Epic 74421) Prod: Garth Fundis. John Hobbs Wr: Mike Reid, Allen Shamblin Pub: Almo Music Corp., Brio Blues Music, hayes Street Music, Allen Shamblin Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Steve Cox

MIKE REID "Keep On Walkin'" (Columbia 74443) Prod: Peter Bunetta, Rick Chudacof Wr: Mike Reid, Amanda McBroom Pub: Almo Music Corp., Brio Blues Music, McBroom Music (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Moress, Nanas, Shea

THE REMINGTONS "Two-Timin' Me" (BNA 62276-2) Prod: Larry Michael Lee, Josh Leo Wr: Richard Mainegra, Rick Yancey, Jimmy Griffin Pub: MayPop Music, Careers-BMG Music Publishing. Inc., Rita's Cloud Nine Music (BMI) Mgr: Vector Management

RESTLESS HEART "When She Cries" (RCA 62334-2) Prod: Josh Leo Wr: Marc Beeson, Sonny LeMaire Pub: EMI April Music, Inc, Son Mare Music Pub. (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Fitzgerald -Hartley

DENNIS ROBBINS "My Side Of Town" (Giant 5644) Prod: Richard Landis, James Stroud Wr: Dennis Robbins, Bob DiPiero, John Scott Sherrill Pub: Corey Rock Music, Dixie Stars Music. Little Big Town Music, American Made Music, Brand New Town Music, Old Wolf Music, Music Corp. Of America. Inc. (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Senior Management

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SAWYER BROWN "Cafe On The Corner" (Curb 1023) Prod: Randy Scruggs, Mark Miller Wr: Mac McAnally Pub: Beginner Music (ASCAP) Mgr: T.K.O. Management

RICKY VAN SHELTON "Wear My Ring Around Your Neck" (Columbia 74418) Prod: Steve Buckingham Wr: Bert Carroll, Russell Moody Pub: Lollypop Music Corp (BMI) Mgr: Michael Campbell & Assoc.

SHENANDOAH "Hey Mister (I Need This Job)" (RCA 62290-2) Prod: Robert Byrne, Keith Stegall Wr: Kerry Chafer, Renee Armand Pub: Careers-BMG Music Publishing Inc., Padre Hotel Music, Willesden Music, Inc. (BMI) Mgr: Ery Woolsey

DOUG STONE "Warning Labels" (Epic 74339) Prod: Doug Johnson Wr: K. Williams, O. Turman Pub: Sony Cross Keys Pub. Co.. Inc. (ASCAP) Mgr: John DOTS, Phyllis Bennette

GEORGE STRAIT "So Much Like My Dad (MCA 54439) Prod: Jimmy Bowen. George Strait Wr: Chips Moman, Bobby Emmons Pub: Rightsong Music, Inc., Chips Moman Music, Anadoo Music (BMI) Mgr: Bonnie Garner, Ken Kragen

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PAM TILLIS "Shake The Sugar Tree" (Arista 2454) Prod: Paul Worley, Ed Seay Wr: Chapin Hartford Pub: Sony Tree Publishing Co., Inc. (BMI) Mgr: Mike Robertson

AARON TIPPIN "I Wouldn't Have It Any Other Way" (RCA 62241-2) Prod: Emory Gordy, Jr. Wr: Aaron Tippin, Butch Curry Pub: Acuff -Rose Music. Inc., Telly Larc, Inc., Groove Palace (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: Stars -truck

KAREN TOBIN "Picture Of Your Daddy" (Atlantic Nashville 4704) Prod: Keith Stegall Mark Fosson Pub: Big Otis (BMI) Mgr: Kathleen Capper RANDY TRAVIS "If I Didn't Have You" (WB 5630) Prod: Kyle Lehning Wr: Skip Ewing, Max D. Barnes Pub: Acuff -Rose Music, Inc., Irving Music Inc., Hardscratch Music (BMI) Mgr: Lib Hatcher TRAVIS TRITT "Lord Have Mercy On The Working Man" (WB 5660) Prod: Gregg Brown Wr: Kostas Pub: Songs Of PolyGram Intl. Inc. (BMI) Mgr: Ken Kragen

TANYA TUCKER "It Your Heart Ain't Busy Tonight" (Liberty 79295) Prod: Jerry Crutchfield Wr: Tom Shapiro. Chns Waters Pub: Edge ()Woods Music, Kinetic Diamond Music, Inc., Moline Valley Inc. (ASCAP) Mgr: Beau Tucker

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STEVE WARINER "A Woman Loves" (Arista 2426) Prod: Scott Hendricks, Tim DuBois Wr: Steve Bogard, Rick Giles Pub: WB Music Copr, Rancho Bogardo Music, Kinetic Diamond Music, Inc., Edge OWoods Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Chip Peay

STEVE WARINER "Crash Course In The Blues" (Arista 2461) Prod: Scott Hendricks, Tim DuBois Wr: Steve Wanner. John Jarvis, Don Cook Pub: Steve Wanner Music, Inspector Barlow Music, Sony Tree Publishing (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Chip Peay

HANK WILLIAMS JR. "Lyin' Jukebox" (Curb/CapricornfWB 5613) Prod: Barry Beckett, James Stroud, Hank Williams Jr. Wr: Bobby P. Barker Randy Archer Pub: Nocturnal Eclipse Music, PolyGram Intl Pub. Inc., Kicklighter Pub. Inc. (BMI. ASCAP)

MICHELLE WRIGHT "One Time Around" (Arista 2444) Prod: Steve Bogard, Rick Giles Wr: Chapin Hartford, Don Pfnmmer Pub: Sony -Tree Pub. Co., Inc., Zomba Enterprises Inc. (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: Brian Fernman

WYNONNA "No One Else On Earth" (MCA 54449) Prod: Tony Brown Wr: Sam Lorber, Stewart Hams, Jill Colucci Pub: Sony Tunes Inc. Sony Songs Inc. Edisto Sound Intl, EMI Golden Torch Music, Heart Street Music (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Ken Stilts

TRISHA YEARWOOD "Wrong Side Of Memphis" (MCA 54414) Prod: Garth Fundis Wr: Matraca Berg, Gary Harnson Pub: Warner -Tamerlane Publishing Corp Patrick Joseph Music, Inc. (BMI) Pub: Wamer-Tamerlane Pub. Corp, Patrick Joseph Music. Inc. (BMI) Mgr: Ken Kragen

DWIGHT YOAKAM & PATTY LOVELESS "Send A Message To My Heart" (Reprise 5545) Prod: Pete Anderson Wr: Kostas, Kathy Louvin Pub: Songs Of PolyGram Intl. Inc.. Tillis Tunes Inc. (BMI) Mgr: Gary Borman, Fitzgerald -Hartley

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Games (Atlantic/AG) 65% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/4, Light 51/51, Total Adds 55 including WBLK, WBLS, WDAS, WAMO, WKYS, KMJO, K97, WYLD, WIZF, WZAK.

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Yeah, Yeah, Yeah! (Zoo) 62% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/O, Medium 20/0, Light 33/9, Total Adds 9, KJMZ, KMJO, WZAK, WKKV, KOXL, WZFX, WOOK, WJFX, WTLZ. Debuts at number 37 on the Urban Contemporary chart.

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JUS' CAUZE "Come Out And Play" (Savage) 49/5 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 14/0, Light 35/5. Total Adds 5. WPAL, WPEG, WGZB, WJJS. WALT Mediums include WHUR, WTLC, WFXA. WXOK, WJJN

DON -E "Love Makes The World Go Around" (Island/PIG) 48/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 20/1. Light 28/3. Total Adds 4, KIIZ. U102, WJJS. WOOK. Mediums include* K97, WTLC. KPRS, WJIZ. KOXL. Debuts at number 39 on the Urban Contemporary chart

LO -KEY? "I Got A Thang 4 Ya" (Perspective/ABM) 45/26 Rotations- Heavy 0/0. Medium 6/1, Light 39 25, Total Adds 26 including WKYS. K104, K97. KPRS, WRKE, WFXA, Z93. WJTT. WJJN, WOFX. Medium: WDAS, KOXL. WAGH, WALT, K98 -FM.

HIGHLAND PLACE MOBSTERS "Let's Get Naked" (LaFace/Arista) 45/2 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 20/0, Light 23/2. Total Adds 2, WJJS, HOT105. Heavy WATV. WAGH. Mediums include' KMJO. K97, WOWI, WZAK, KBCE Debuts at number 38 on the Urban Contemporary chart.

TOTAL LOOK & THE STYLE "Room 252" (RAL/tolumbia) 41/3 Rotations Heavy t/0, Medium 22/0, Light 18/3. Total Adds 3, KPRS, Z16, WCDX Heavy KJMS. Mediums include WDAS, WHUR, WFXA, WATV, WPAL.

MIKE DAVIS "Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now" (Jive) 40/8 Rotations Heavy 010. Medium 6,0, Light 34/8. Total Adds 8. 0C104. WRKE. WFXA. WAN, Z93, WJJN, WALT. WCDX Mediums include WJTT, Z104. WBLX, WOOK, K98 -FM.

3RD AVENUE "Let's Talk About Love" (Solar/Epic) 40/5 Rotations Heavy 0,0. Medium 8/0, Light 32 5, Total Adds 5. WAMO, KMJO, Z16. WALT, WIKS Mediums include WDAS, WFXA, WJTT, WJJN, WEUP

LIONEL RICHIE "My Destiny" (Motown) 39/1 Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 22'0. Light 17/1 Total Adds 1, WAN Mediums include WDAS. WZAK, WKKV, 0C104, WRKE.

IMMATURE "Tear It Up" (Capitol) 38/3 Rotations. Heavy O/0, Medium 4/0. Light 34i3. Total Adds 3. KBCE. WGZB. WOOK Medium K97, WZAK, KMJM, WEUP

MEN AT LARGE "You Me" (EastWest/Atlantic Group) 3737 Rotations Heavy OiO. Medium 2 2. Light 35 35 Total Adds 37 including WBLK. WDAS, WKYS. KMJO. K97. WYLD. WZAK, WJLB, KPRS. KMJM

TRUTH INC. "Sex On The Beach" (Interscope/Atlantic Group) 362 Rotations Heavy 0/0 Medium 17 0, Light 19,2. Total Adds 2 WJIZ U102 Mediums include WDAS. K97. WOWI, WZAK. WTLC

FATHER MC "One Nite Stand" (Uptown/MCA) 34/7 Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 11/1, Light 23/6. Total Adds 7 WXYV, KKBT. KIIZ, WBLX. WCDX, K98 -FM. WTLZ Mediums include' WBLS. WOWI, WGCI, WJLB, WAGH

SPICE 1 "Welcome To The Ghetto" (Jive) 33/4 Rotations Heavy 00 Medium 4 0, Light 29,4. Total Adds 4. WENN. WAGH. WJJN, WVOI. Medium K104. KPRS. KFXZ. WBLX.

BRUCE SAUNDERS "Touch You There" (RCA) 32,31 Rotations' Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1. Light 31/30. Total Adds 31 including K97. WIZF. KPRS, WKKV, WJIZ. KBCE, WFXA, KOXL. WXOK, WAN

WENDY MOTEN "Step By Step" (EMI/ERG) 30/4 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 1011. Light 20/3, Total Adds 4. WJIZ. WAN. WPAL. WCDX Mediums include KMJO, WXOK. WOFX, KIIZ, KFXZ

ISLEY BROTHERS "Whatever Turns You On" (WB) 303 Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 15/0. Light 15/3, Total Adds 3 WTLC. WAN, KIPR Mediums include WDAS. WHUR, WKYS, K97, KOXL.

CHILL DEAL BOYZ "Rock The House" (Pump) 30/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/0, Light 20/1. Total Adds 1, KMJJ. Mediums include WOWI. WXOK, WPAL. Z93, WFXE

RACHELLE FERRELL 'Til You Come Back To Me" (Capitol) 2929 Rotations Heavy OiO. Medium 00. Light 2929, Total Adds 29 including WBLK, WDAS. K97. WOWI, WZAK, WRKE, KOXL. WXOK, WAN, WENN

GOOD GIRLS "Just Call Me" (Motown) 2928 Rotations' Heavy 0/0, Medium 212. Light 27/26, Total Adds 28 including WBLK. WAMO. K97. WOWI. WZAK WTLC. KMJM, WFXA, KOXL. WXOK

JOHN PAGANO "Let's Get To It" (MCA) 29/12 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 2/0, Light 27112. Total Adds 12 including WBLK, K97, KMJM, WFXA, KOXL. WXOK, WAN. WAGH, WEUP, KFXZ. Medium: KKBT, WEAS

SHINEHEAD "Try My Love" (Elektra) 29/8 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/O, Light 2843. Total Adds 8, WKYS. K97. KPRS. WFXA, WJJN, 2104. KJMS, WOOK Medium KMJO.

DJ OUIK "Jus Lyke Compton" (Profile) 28/3 Rotations' Heavy 1/0, Medium 12/0, Light 15/3, Total Adds 3, KMJO. WFXA, WZFX. Heavy WZAK Mediums include K104, KJMZ, K97. KMJM, KOXL.

MICHAEL COOPER "Let's Get Closer" (Reprise) 2726 Rotations Heavy 010. Medium 0,0, Light 2726. Total Adds 26 including WYLD. WIZF, WZAK, WRKE, WFXA. KOXL. WXOK. WENN Z93. WJTT

MIND "Is That The Way?" (GEGdchiban) 273 Rotations Heavy 010. Medium 1 0, Light 265, Total Adds 5. K97. WJIZ. WAN. WJFX, WTLZ Medium WFXA

JACCI McGHEE "Skeeza" (MCA) 25/5 Rotations. Heavy 010. Medium 2/0, Light 23/5, Total Adds 5. WJIZ. KBCE, WOFX, K98 -FM KTAA Medium WZAK, WJJS

CHUCKII BOOKER (55) MEN AT LARGE (37)

BRUCE SAUNDERS (31) RACHELLE FERRELL (29)

GOOD GIRLS (28) MICHAEL COOPER (26)

LO -KEY (26) M&M (13)

ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT (12) JOHN PAGANO (12)

HOTTEST BOYZ II MEN (75)

RALPH TRESVANT (67) FREDDIE JACKSON (47)

LORENZO (40) R. KELLY & PUBLIC... (35)

BABYFACE (28) BOBBY BROWN (20)

RUDE BOYS (16) MICHAEL JACKSON (15)

TLC (14)

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PRINCE MARKIE D "Tripping Out" (Columbia) 24/10 Rotations Heavy 010. Medium 1 0 Light 23/10, Total Adds 10, WBLK, WKYS, KMJO, 0C104. WJl2. KBCE, WEUP, KIIZ. WCDX. WVOI Medium. 2104

CHARLES & EDDIE "Would I Lie To You?" (Capitol) 23/1 Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 0/0. Light 23/7, Total Adds 7. K97. WZAK. KKBT, OC104, KBCE. WLOU. WTLZ

ZHIGGE "Toss It Up" (Polydor/PLG) 20/6 Rotations. Heavy 00, Medium 0/0, Light 2016. Total Adds 6. WJJN, WOFX. KFXZ, WOIS, WJJS. WBLX

MOCCA SOUL "Deep Sea So Blue" (Savage) 20/3 Rotations Heavy 1/0 Medium 4/0. Light 15/3, Total Adds 3, WHUR, WIZF. WBLX Heavy WZAK Medium WPAL. WEUP. WJJS, WJFX

DAVID BLACK "It's My Nature" (Bust It/Capitol) 183 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium t/0, Light 17/6, Total Adds 6, WJJN, WOIS KIPR. WJJS, WIKS. WCDX Medium WALT

WHISTLE "I Am" (Select/Elektra) 17/1 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/1, Light 13/0, Total Adds 1 WTLC Medium WFXA. WOIS, WTLZ

PATTI LABELLE "When You Love Somebody..." (MCA) 16/10 Rotations Heavy 010. Medium 1/1, Light 15/9, Total Adds 10. WDAS, K97 WJLB, WJTT. Z104, WJMI. WIKS. KMJJ, WTLZ. KTAA.

RONNY JORDAN "After Hours" (4th & Broadway/island/PLC) 16/4 Rotations Heavy OiO, Medium 1/1. Light 15 3. Total Adds 4 WDAS WJIZ KFXZ KTAA

FORCE ONE NETWORK "Somethin' About You" (Owest/WB) 162 Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 2/0. Light 14/2, Total Adds 2. WOIS WIKS Medium' KFXZ, WEAS

M & M "Get Ta Know Ya Better" (Atlantic/AG) 14/13 Rotations Heavy 00. Medium 0/0, Light 14/13, Total Adds 13 including K97. KPRS, KBCE, WENN, WPAL, WPEG, WJJN, KIPR, WPGA, KJMS.

MILIRA "Three's A Crowd" (Motown) 14/7 Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium t10. Light 1317. Total Adds 7. WDAS. KMJM. KBCE. KOXL. WJTT KIIZ. 1(98 -FM Medium WBLS

JIMMY CLIFF "Breakout" (JRS) 13/9 Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 0/0. Light 13 9, Total Adds 9, WOWI. WZFX. Z104 WOFX. WPGA KJMS, WALT. WBLX KMJJ

GOOD 2 GO "He Thinks He's All That" (Giant/Reprise) 10/10 Rotations Heavy 010. Medium 010. Light 10110 Total Adds 10. WTLC WILD, WJIZ, WAN, 2104 KFXZ. WLOU. WFXM, WOOK. 1198 -FM

MC REN "The Final Frontier" (Ruthless/Priority) 10/10 Rotations Heavy 01O. Medium 0/0. Light 10/10, Total Adds 10. K97 WOWI. Z93. Z16. WOIS. WFXM. WALT. WBLX. WEAS. KMJJ

GRAND PUBA "360 Degrees" (Elektra) 10/9 Rotations Heavy 00, Medium 0/0. Light 10,9. Total Adds 9. WBLS. WOWI, WRKE. WPAL. WALT WBLX, WEAS. K98 -FM. KTAA

DA YOUNGSTA'S "Pass Da Mic" (EastWest/Atlantic Group) 93 Rotations Heavy 010, Medium 010. Light 96, Total Adds 6. WPAL. WPEG. WJJN. KFXZ. WFXM, WBLX

EL DEBARGE "Another Chance" (WB) 8/8 Rotations Heavy 0,13, Medium 00, Light 8/8, Total Adds 8. WDAS. WAGH. WEUP, KFXZ WLOU WPGA, WJFX, WTLZ

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E ST ail

W XIVIBaltimore Roy Sampson

AL B. SURE ARRESTED DEVELOPM TROOP FATHER MC EUGENE WILDE Hottest:

BOY! II PEN

RALPH TRESVANT EPPO LORENZO R. KELLY & PUBLIC

WILD/Boston

Hill/Hall

CHUCKII BOOKER

GOOD 2 GO Hottest:

BOY/ II MEN RALPH TRESVANT BABYFACE MICHAEL JACKSON R. KELLY & PUBLIC

W BLKIBuHalo FalsonlMoora

CHUCKII BOOKER RACHELLE FERRELL MEN AT LARGE SHANICE

JOHN PAGANO PRINCE MARKIE D GOOD GIRLS Hottest:

BOYZ II MEN

BABYFACE MICHAEL JACKSON RALPH TRESVANT FREDDIE JACKSON

WRK S/New York Brown/Beasley

TEVIN CAMPBELL JADE AL B. SURE VANESSA WILLIAMS MIKI HOWARD GERALD LEVERT TREY LORENZ Hottest: BOYZ II MEN

MARY J. EIIGE TLC GLENN JONES RALPH TRESVANT

WBLSINew York Love/Waller

GRAND PUBA

CHUCKII BOOKER GANG STARR Hottest: RALPH TRESVANT BOYZ II NM RUDE BOYS HI -FIVE BOBBY BROWN

0C104/Ocean City Scott Jantzen

CHUCKII ROOKER ARRESTED DEVELOPM MIKE DAVIS CHARLES A EDDIE PRINCE MARKIE D GERALD LEVERT Hottest: BOYZ II PEN RALPH TRESVANT RUDE BOYS FREDDIE JACKSON R. KELLY & PUBLIC

WRKEIOcean City Ouartarone/Mena

HILES DAVIS JODECI LO -KEY MEN AT LARGE ARRESTED DEVELOPM EPHRAIM LEWIS MIKE DAVIS

END MICHAEL COOPER GRAVID PUPA RAQIELLE FERRELL Hottest: BOYZ II BEN

LORENZO MICHAEL JACKSON R. KELLY & PURI RALPH TRESVANT

W USLIPhlladelphla Allan/Monet

TROOP MRLI'SA HJICAN

C.E.B. Hottest:

BOYZ II PEN

TLC

BABYFACE RALPH TRESVANT EN VOGUE

WDAS/Philadelphia

Joe Tamburro

CHUCKII BOOKER RONNY JORDAN MEN AT LARGE PATTI LABELLE RACHELLE FERRELL DES' REE

MILIRA EL DEBARGE Hottest: BOY! II MEN RALPH TRESVANT FREDDIE JACKSON HI -FIVE

R. KELLY & PUBLIC

WAMO/Pittsburgh

Hurricane Dare

CHUCKII ROCKER GOOD GIRLS 3RD AVENUE MIKI HOWARD COLLEGE BOYZ Hottest: RDYZ II MEN

ITC

RALPH TRESVANT CECE PENISTON BABYFACE

WKYS/Washington Prieto/Diggs

LO -KEY

SHINEHEAD CHUCKII BROKER PRINCE MARKIE D MEN AT LARGE Hottest: BOUT II MEN

BABYFACE FREDDIE JACKSON RALPH TRESVANT CHAKA KHAN

W HURIWashington Kirkland/Hall

MIES HOWARD BY ALL BEANS VANESSA WILLIAMS CECE PENISTON SUE ANN CARRELL ROCCA SOUL Hottest: BOYZ II MEN

RALPH TRESVANT LORENZO BOBBY BROWN FRANKIF. KNUCKLES

W GCIJChicago Elroy R.C. Smith

none

Hottest: BOYZ II PEN MC BRAINS GLENN JONES R. KELLY A PUBLIC TEVIN CAMPBELL

WIZFICInclnnatl

TurnerlOwens

MARY J. EIIGE CHUCKII BOOKER ROCCA SOUL MICHAEL COOPER

BRUCE SAUNDERS Hottest: BOYZ II MEN

RALPH TRESVANT FREDDIE JACKSON R. KELLY A PUBLIC MICHAEL JACKSON

WZAKICIeveland

Tolliver/Rush

MEN AT LARGE VOICES

RACHELLE FERRELL GOOD GIRLS TREY LORENZ MICHAEL COOPER CHUCKII BOOKER GANG STARR CHARLES A EDDIE Hottest: ARRESTED DEVELOPM BOYS II MEN R. KELLY A PUBLIC RUDE BOYS BOBBY BROWN

W VKOIColumbus JoneslAnderson

MELI'SA MORGAN GERALD LEVERT MIKI HOWARD AL B. SURE Hottest:

BOYZ II MEN

RALPH TRESVANT RUDE BOYS HOBBY BROWN R. KELLY s PUBLIC

BRUCE SAUNDERS VOICES

Hottest: BOYZ II PEN

none KRIS KROSS Hottest: HI -FIVE RALPH TRESVANT RUDE BOYS BOYZ II MEN BOBBY BROWN FREDDIE JACKSON RUDE BOYS WTLZJSaglnaw R. KELLY A PUBLIC Crockett/Lamptey

W JLB/Detroit Steve Hag wood

CHUCKII BOOKER PATTI LABELLE HER AT LARGE Hottest:

BOYS II MEN

TURIN CAMPBELL BABYFACE WKKV/Milwaukee FREDIE JACKSON Brian Anthony RALPH TRESVANT

WDZLFIInt Maestro

WJFXIFI. Wayne Ange Canessa

WTLCJlndianapolis

Johnson/Buchanon CHUCKII BUCKER MEN AT LARGE

WHISTLE EPMD ARRESTED DEVELOPS GOOD GIRLS ISLES BROTHERS RHONDA CLARK GOOD GIRLS JOHN PAGANO GOOD 2 GO MILIRA Hottest: Hottest: BOYS II "EN BOYZ II MEN

HABYFACE RALPH TRESVANT RALPH TRESVANT LORENZO LORENZO GARY BROWN

WCKXJColumbus FREDDIE JACKSON FREDDIE JACKSON

Frank Kelly

W MVPIMIIwaukee Young/Brown

CHUCKII BOOKER RACHELLE FERRELL DAVID SANBORN Hottest: BOYZ II MEN

RALPH TRESVANT FREDDIE JACKSCAt

LORRZO R. KELLY & PUBLIC

BRUCE SAUNDERS MICHAEL COOPER LO -KEY FATHER MC

RACHELLE FERRELL PATTI LABELLE CHARLES & EDDIE MIND VOICES GOOD GIRLS EUGENE WILDE EL DERANGE CRiOKII ROCKER Hottest: RYZ II MEN

RALPH TRESVANT LORENZO FREDDIE JACKSON R. KELLY A PUBLIC

none Hottest: BUYZ II 'EN KRIS KROSS BABYFACE FREDDIE JACKSON TLC

W ROU1Dayton Marvin Hankston

none

Hottest: BOYZ II MEN RALPH TRESVANT FREDDIE JACKSON R. KELLY A PUBLIC LORENZO

CARLENE DAVIS MAM VOICES THIRD WORLD FUND CHUCKII ROCKER BRUCE SAUNDERS JOHN PAGANO EL DEBARGE MICHAEL COOPER

LO -KEY MEN AT LARGE Hottest: BOYZ II MEN R. KELLY & PUBLIC TLC MARY J. ELIGE LORENZO KMJM/SIG Louis

Atkins/W ynter

KPRSIKansas City KinglWonder

JODECI MARY J. RIGE CHUCKII BOOKER LO -KEY MEN AT LARGE M A M

SHINEHEAD BRUCE SAUNDERS TOTAL LOCK A THE Hottest: BABYFACE LORENZO RALPH TRESVANT FREDDIE JACKSON CHAKA KHAN

W VOIIToledo Casey McNichaels

RACHELLE FERRELL MICHAEL COOPER GOOD GIRLS SPICE 1

GANG STARR CHUCKII BOOKER MEN AT LARGE BRUCE SAUNDERS PRINCE 11ARKIE D

Hottest: RALPH TRESVANT FREDDIE JACKSON BOYZ II MEN R. KELLY A PUBLIC LORENZO

SI W JIZIAIbany Vickie Cannon

WENDY ROTEN MIND

JACCI MAGHEE

TRUTH INC. PRINCE MARKIE D

BONNY JORDAN CHUCKII BOOKER BRUCE SAUNDERS GOOD 2 GO Hottest: BABYFACE MICHAEL JACKSON BOYZ II MEN

FREDDIE JACKSON RALPH TRESVANT

KBCEJAlexandria

Donnie Taylor

JACCI MAGHEE

TYLER COLLINS PRINCE MARKIE D

MILIRA CHUCKII BOOKER BRUCE SAUNDERS CHARLES & EDDIE IMMATURE M k M


RALPH TRESVANT CHAKA KHAN

FREDDIE JACXSON LORENZO

W VEEJAtlanta Roberts/Bacole

JODECI

TROOP ARRESTED DEVELOPM Hottest: BOYZ II MEN TLC

FREDDIE JACKSON HI -FIVE TEVIN CAMPBELL

WFXAIAugusta ConnerJTaylor

MIKE DAVIS SHINEIF.AD

DJ OUIK CHUOKII BOOKER LO -KEY MEN AT LARGE MICHAEL COOPER AL B. SURE JOHN PAGANO GOOD GIRLS BRUCE SAUNDERS Hottest: WIZ II REN BABYFACE

COVER GIRLS LORENZO RALPH TRESVANT

WXOK/Baton Rouge Man Morton

BRUCE SAUNDERS JOHN PAGANO GOOD GIRLS RACHE LE FERRELL CHUCKII PECKER MICHAEL COOPER Hottest: BOYZ II PEN RALPH TRESVANT FREDDIE JACKSON LORENZO R. KELLY & PUBLIC

KOXL/Baton Rouge

Chris Clay

VOICES ' ARRFStrSO DEVEIOPM RACHELLE FERRELL GOOD GIRLS MILIRA MICHAEL COOPER MEN AT LARGE BRUCE SAUNDERS JOHN PAGANO CHUCKII BOOKER Hottest: BOYZ II BEN RALPH TRESVANT

FREDDIE JACKSON LORENZO BOBBY BROOM

WENNIBirmingham Donnell/Starr

CHUCKII BROKER MEN AT LARGE RACHELLE FERRELL MICHAEL COWER M A M

SPICE 1

BRUCE SAUNDERS Hottest:

RALPH TRESVANT BOYZ II MEN MICHAEL JACKSON BABYFACE

CHAKA KHAN

WATV/Birmingham Ron January

BRUCE SAUNDERS MIND

MEN AT LANCE ISLES BROTHERS MIKE DAVIS

LIONEL RICHIE MARY J. ALICE GOOD 2 00 JOHN PAGANO RACHELLE FERRELL WENDY IOIE N Hottest: BOYZ II PEN

RALPH TRESVANT

FREDDIE JACKSON LORENZO RUDE BOYS

WPALIChadeston Don Kendricks

WENDY PASTEA CHUCEA BICKER MEN AT LARGE JUS' CAUZE DA YOUNGST.'S WARD PURA M

Hottest:

BOYS II MEN RALPH TRESVANT LORENZO FREDDIE JACKSON

CHAKA KHAN

Z93/Charleston

CHM Fletcher

DAS EFX

CHl1CICII BOWER MEN AT LARGE MIKE DAVIS LLD -KEY

MICHAEL COOPER MC REN

TREY LARENC Hottest:

BOYZ II 'EN RALPH TRESTANT BABYFACE FREDDIE JACKSON LORENZO

WPEGICharona Saunderslearcell

MEN AT LARGE CAGE PENISIOH CHUCKII BOOKER M A M

JUS' CAUZE DA YOJPGSTA'S Hottest: BOYZ II MEN JADE 11C

MINT CONDITION KRIS MOSS

WJTTIChatlanooga

LandeckerlRankln

LO -KEY CMIOCII BROKER MILIRA MICHAEL COOPER PATTI LABELLE BRUCE SAUNDERS Hottest: BOYZ II PEN RALPH TRESVANT BABYFACE BRIAN Md/NIGHT GARY BROW%

W W DMICdumbia Andre Carton none Hottest: BOYZ II 'EN TLC

COVER GIRLS MICHAEL JACKSON BABYFACE

WAGHICokmbus Darrell J. Smith

CHUCKII BOOKER MICHAEL COOPER EL DERANGE

BRUCE SAUNDERS SPICE 1

JOHN PAGANO YEN AT LARGE Hottest: BOYS II MEW LORENZO

MICHAEL JACKSON HIGIHIAND PLACE MD RALPH TRESVANT

W FX E/Col umbus Philip Davd March MIKI HOWARD

MEN AT LARGE GOOD GIRLS N.F.B. Hottest: RALPH TRENVANT BABYFACE MICnHAEL JACKSON LORENZO BOYZ II MEN

K1041Dellrft. Worth James Alexander

MIKI HOWARD EAST COAST FAMILY LO -KEY BUSHWICK BILL Hottest:

BOYS II MEN R. KELLY A PUBLIC TEVIN CAMPBELL EN VOGUE

RALPH TRF.VANT

KJMLDallasFI. Worth Casey/U.B.

VOICES

TIC TREY LORENZ Hottest: TLC MARY J. RLIGE JODECI TROOP TEVIN CAMPBELL

W JJN/Dothan Linda Davis

ARRESTED DEVELOPM GOOD GIRLS MIKE DAVIS SPICE 1

MEN AT LARGE SHINOIEAD

DAVID RAC( RACHELLE FERRELL ZHIGGE DA YOUNGS`.A'S

LO -KEY M A M

Hottest:

RALPH TRESVANT LORENZO BOBBY BROWN R. KELLY A PUBLIC FREDDIE JACKSON

WZFXIFsyetteville

Frank Dawkins

EPMD

CHUCKII BOOKER HOUSE OF PAIN VOICES

JIMMY CLIFF DJ GUIK Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON BOYZ II MEN BABYFACE

RALPH TRESVANT JOE PUBLIC

WOMG1Gree sboro Terry Foal

none

Hottest:

BOYZ II MEN MICHAEL JACKSON BABYFACE

LORENZO BOBBY BROWN

VOA/Greenville

WalkerlValenrine

TROOP

ALYSCN WILLIAMS

CHUCKII HX*IºR JIMMY CLIFF GOOD GIRLS 14171 I ARFl

MEN AT LARGE

SHINEHEAD GANG STARR GOOD 2 DD Hottest: MARY J. BLIGE BOYZ II MEN

FREDIE JACKSON RALPH TRESVANT BOBBY BROWN

WOFXJGultport

Larry Jones

MARY J. EIIGE LO -KEY

CHUCKII ROCKER RACHELLE FERRELL

GOOD GIRLS MICHAEL COOPER BRUCE SAUNDERS MEN AT LARGE

JACCI McOHEE JIMMY CLIFF ZHIGGE Hottest:

BOYZ II MEN

RALPH TRESVANT R. KELLY & PUBLIC JADE

BOBBY BROWN

KMJO/Houston Ron Atkins

3RD AVENUE

PRINCE MARKIE D

VOICES MIKI HOWARD DI CXIIK

MEN AT LARGE CHUCKII ROCKER

Hottest: BOYZ 1I HEN

FREDDIE JACKSON R. KELLY A PUBLIC RALPH TRESVANT

LORENZO

WEUPIHunlaville

Steve Murry

RHONDA CLARK

RACHELLE FERRELL GOOD GIRLS JOHN PAGANO JODECI

MICHAEL COOPER

PRINCE MARKIE D EL DEBARGE Hottest:

RALPH TRESVANT LORENZO

BOYZ II MEN BRIAN MdKNI.OHT FREDDIE JACKSON

W JMI/Jackson Venus Jones

SHANICE SUE ANN CARRELL PATTI LABELLE LO -KEY

RACHELLE FERRELL Hottest:

BOYS II MEN

BABYFACE EN VOGUE

VANESSA WILLIAMS BRIAN McKNIGHT

W HJX/Jackeonvllle Young/Melvin

MARY J. BLIGE LO -KEY BRUCE SAUNDERS CHUCKII BOOKER Hottest: BOYS II HEN R. KELLY A PUBLIC RALPH TRESVANT RUDE BOYS BOBBY BROWN

KIIZIKIIleen

MtGulrelDowns

FATHER MC FULL FORCE DON -E

DAS EFX LUKE

BRUCE SAUNDERS LO -KEY CHUCKII BOOKER MILIRA MICHAEL COOPER PRINCE 11ARKIE D

Hottest: BOYZ II MEN RUDE BOYS BOBBY BROWN JODECI

R. KELLY A PUBLIC

KFXZ/Lalayette

Carey Martin

RONNY JORDAN JOHN PAGANO GOOD GIRLS BRUCE SAUNDERS RACHELLE FERRELL DA YCONCSTA'S CORD 2 GO ZHIGGE

CIUCE.II ROCKER EL IXBARGE ARRESTED DEVELOPM EPEE


LORENZO BRIAR McKNIGHT GARY BROWN FRIEDDIE JACKSON

KXZZ/Laks Charles James Williams

EPIC

TOTAL LOOK s THE CHUCKII BOOKER 3RD AVENUE WREN Hottest:

9012 II MEN

RALPH TRESVANT FREDDIE JACKSON R. KELLY & PUBLIC BOBBY BROWN

WOWS/Laurel

Ron Darts

FPMO

FULL FORCE PET/ AT LARGE CHUCEII ROCKER DAVID BLACK MC BE/

FORCE ONE NETWORK ZHIGGE CLUB NOUVEAU Hottest: RALPI TRESVANE LORENZO BABYFACE BRIAR McKNIGHT GARY BROWN

U102JLaxington

ClarylMoberly

JOE .'UBLIC

LO -KEY

THIRD WORLD TRUTH INC.

MICHAEL COOPER DON -E GOOD GIRLS Hottest: BOYZ II MEN

BOBBY BROWN MICHAEL JACKSON CECE PENISTON RALPH TRESVANT

KIPPJLInle Rock

Booker/Dylan

JODECI END Lacy GOOD GIRLS ISLES BROTHERS CHUCKII BOOKER M A M

RACHEILE FERRELL MEW AT LARGE LADY SOUL DAVID RACK Hottest: RALPH TRESVANT FREDDIE JAQBON R. KELLY A PUBLIC BOBBY BROWN RUDE BOYS

W LOU/Rouisvt le Mau-Nce Harrod

BRUCE SAUNDERS RALI'IIJ.E FERAELL MICHAEL COOPER CHARLES A EDDIE CHUCKII BOOKER LO -REY ARRESTED DEVELOPM EL DEBARGE GOOD 2 GO Hottest: BOYS II MEN RALPH TRESVAIT FREDDIE JACKSON BABYFACE LORENZO

W G!B/Louisville Del Spencer

GERALD LEVER^. MICHAEL COOPER JODECI IMMATURE GOO( GIRLS JUS' CAUZE Hottest: BOY! II MEN TIC RALPH TRESVANT BABYFACE FREDDIE JACKSON

WJJSILynchlurg Robert Tuckea

ZHIGGE

HIGHLAND PLAY MO CHULT/II BOOKER BRUCE SAUNDERS DAVID BLACK GAME

FULL PONCE MEN AT LARGE DON -E

JUS' CAUZE LO-CEY Hottest: BOYZ II MEN RALPH TRESVANT LORENZO FREDDIE JACKSON RUDE BOYS

WPGA/Macon Brian Kelly

YEN AT LARGE CHUCKII BROKER MICHAEL COOPER SHANICE EL DEBARGE JIMMY CLIFF LO -KEY BRUCE SAUNDERS RACHELLE FERRELL M A M

Hottest: RALPH TRESVANT BOYZ II MEN FREDDIE JACKSON R. KELLY A PUBLIC LORENZO

WFXM/Macon Big George Threatt

CHUCKII BOOKER MICHAEL COOPER TEVIN CAMPBELL MC RAN GOOD 2 GO MEN AT LARGE DA YOUMNGSTA'S J0I'

BRUCE SAUNDERS GANG STARR Hottest: RALPH TRESVANT R. KELLY N PUBLIC LORENZO FREDDIE JACKSON BOBBY BROWN

KJMS/Memphis Hamilton/S1. James

LISA STANSFIELD L O -KEY MEN AT LARGE CHUCKII BOOKER GOOD GIRLS RAOAEJE FERRELL JOHN PAGANO BRUCE SAUNDERS M & M

SHINEHEAD

JIMMY CLIFF Hottest: BOEZ II MEN

RALPH TRESVANT LORENZO

BRIAN MoKNIGHT RUDE BOYS

K97/Memphis

O'Jay/Bell

ARRESTED DEVELOPM AL B. SURE CHUO/II BOOKER MEN AT LARGE BRUCE SAUNDERS LAKES GOOD GIROS JOHN PAGANO MIND

RACHELLE FERRELL M A M SHINENEAD

CARLENE DAVIS CHARLES A EDDIE PATTI LABELLE LADY SOUL MC REN CLUB NOUVEAU Hottest:

BABYFACE RALPH TRESVANT MICHAEL JACKSON FREDDIE JACKSON BOUT II MEN

WALTIMeridian

Steve Poston

CHUCKII BOOKER MEN AT LARGE RACHELLE FERRELL BRUCE SAUNDERS JUS' CAUZE 3RD AVENUE MIKE DAVIS

MICHAEL COOPER GRAND PUBA JINNI CLIFF MC REN Hottest:

BOYZ II MEN

RALPH TRESVANT FREDDIE JACKSON R. KELLY & PUBLIC RUDE BOYS

W BL X/Mobile Cheatam/Sinclair ROCCA SOIL FULL FORCE LO -KEY FATHER MC MICHAEL COOPER ZHIGGE DA YOUNCSTA'S JIMMY CLIFF N.F.B. MC REV BRUCE SAUNDERS GRAD PURA BISHWICK BILL Hottest:

LORENZO LUKE FREDDIE JACKSON RALPH TRESVANT MELI'SA MORGAN

HO1105/Montgomery Monica May

CMICKII BOOKER MICHAEL COOPER HIGHLAND PLACE MO ARRESTED DEVELOP/I RHONDA CLARK Hottest:

BOYZ II PEN LORENZO FREDDIE JACKSON RALPH TRESVANT MICHAEL JACKSON

W OOKINa shvllle Mack/Clemons RACHELLE FERRELL EAST COAST FAMILY MIKA HOWARD Hottest:

BOYS II MEN R. KELLY A PUBLIC BOBBY BROWN BABYFACE TLC

WIKS/New Bern

Kirkland/Kenney

GOOD GIRLS FORCE ONE NETWORK

CHUCKII HOOKER VANESSA WILLIAMS PATTI LABELLE DAVID BACK 3RD AVENUE Hottest:

BOUT II YEN RALPH TRESVANT BABYFACE MICHAEL JACKSON BRIAN McKNIGHT

WYLDFMINew Orleans Steven Ross

CHUCKII BOGC£R

MICHAEL COOPER MEN AT LARGE Hottest: BOYZ II MEN

TIC

MARY J. B,IGE JODECI GLENN JONES

W OW UNortolk Steve Crumbley

GOOD GIRLS RACHELLE FERRELL JIMMY CLIFF GRAND PUBA MC REN Hottest:

BOYZ II PEN

FREDDIE JACKSON LORENZO R. KELLY A PUBLIC EAST COAST FAMILY

WJHM/Orlando

Lindsey/Hollywood

none Hottest: BOYZ II MEN

COVER GIRLS EN VOGUE

BABYFACE

R. KELLY & PUBLIC

W OOKIRalelgh Young/Conners

CHUCKII HOOKER GOOD GIRLS CORD 2 GO IMMATURE VOICES LO -KEY MAM DON -E

SHINEHEAD SHANICE DAS EFX MEN AT LARGE.

Hottest: BOYZ II MEN

RALPH TRESS ANT

LORENZO RUDE BOYS FREDDIE JACKSON

WPLZJRIchnsond

-Petersburg

Phil Daniels

GAME

CHUCKII BOOKER TREY LORENZ RACHELLE FERRELL GOOD GIRLS WHEY Hottest:

BOYZ II MEIN

R. KELLY A PUBLIC MILES DAVIS RALPH TRESVANT GARY BROWN

WCDXIRichmond Aaron Maxwell

JODECI CHUCKII BOOKER M A M

GOOD GIRLS AL B. SURE LO -KEY TOTAL LOOK & THE FATHER MC PRINCE MARKIE D MIKE DAVIS BRUCE SAUNDERS WENDY MOTEN DAVID RACK Hottest: BOYZ II MEN

RALPH TRESVANT RUDE BOYS LORENZO

FREDDIE JACKSON

WEASISavannah Floyd Blackwell

CHUCKII BOOKER G00D GIRLS LEN AT LARGE MICHAEL WIPER LOPES RACHELLE FERRELL MC REN

GRAND PURA Hottest: RALPH TRESVANT FREDDIE JACKSON BOBBY BROWN LORENZO

BABYFACE

KMJJ/Shreveport

John Wilson

CHILL DEAL BOYZ CHUCKII ROOKF.R

MEN AT LARGE PATTI LABELLE BRUCE SAUNDERS

RACHELLE FERRELL JIMMY CLIFF HOUSE OF PAIN

MC REN

Hottest: RALPH TRESVANT FREDDIE JACKSON LORENZO R. KELLY s PUBLIC RUDE. BOYS

WTUGRuscaloosa Steve Sloan

BRIAN McKNIGHT CHUCKII BOOKER Hottest: BOYZ II MEN

R. KELLY & PUBLIC BABYFACE TLC KRIS KROSS

K98FMIWest Monroe Rocky Lore

EPHD GOOD GIRLS CHUCKII BOOKER JACCI MA:HEE MEN AT LARGE MILIRA FATHER MC

RACHELLE FERRELL GOOD 2 GO GRAND PUBA BRUCE SAUNDERS Hottest: BOYZ II MEN

RALPH TRESVANT LORENZO FREDDIE JACKSON R. KELLY A PUBLIC

KTAAIFresno KKBT/Los Angeles

Monique Chambers Slridlord/blonds

RONNY JORDAN CHARLES & EDDIE PATTI LABELLE ARRESTED DEVELOPM JACCI McGHEE FATHER MC RACHELLE FERRELL MARY J. BLIGE CRJCKII BOOKER Hottest: MEN AT LARGE BOYZ II MEN GRAND PURA CHAIO KHAN BRUCE SAUNDERS BRIAN MnKNIGHT Hottest: RALPH TRESVANT RALPH TRESVANT TIC LORENZO

FREDDIE JACKSON XHRM/San Diego R. KELLY A PUBLIC Jay Michaels BOBBY BROWN

JADE N2DEEP

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Hottest: RALPH TRESVANT BOYZ II MEN ROBBY BROWN COVER GIRLS FREDDIE JACKSON

85 Current Reporters BO Current Playllsts

Called In Frozen Playllst (4): WCKX/Columbus WGCI/Chicago W OMG/Greensboro W W DM/Columbia

Did Not Report, Playllst Frozen (1): WJHM/Orlando

Note: WEER/Miami did not report for a second consecutive week, therefore its pleylist will not be used in this week's data.

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4 O PAT METHENY/Secret Story (Geffen) "Facing" "World" "Truth" 1 2 AL JARREAUMeaven And Earth (Reprise) "What" "Blue"

2 Q NAJEE/Just An Illusion (EMI/ERG)' "Until" 3 0 EVERETTE HARP/Everette Harp (Manhattan/Capitol)' 'More" 7 Q SWING OUT SISTER/Gel In Touch (Mercury) "Circulate"

6 6 ART PORTER/Pocket City (Verve/PolyGram) "Inside"

8 Q T-SQUARE/Megalith (Columbia) "Restless"

5 8 BONEY JAMES/Trust (Spindletop) "Lily" to Q JENNIFER WARNES/The Hunter (Private Music) "Rock" "Big"

15 t HIROSHIMA/Providence (Epic) "Turning" "Autumn"

11 CEIKEN NAVARRO/The Labor Of Love (Positive Music) "Hands"

14 0 BRIAN KEANE/Common Planet (Manhattan/Capitol) "Whispering"

13 13 DAVID SANBORN/Upfront (Elektra)

19 JOHN TESH/The Games (GTS) "Concetta" "April"

i DEBUT a BOB JAMES & EARL KLUGH/Cool (WB) "Fugitive"

1e FLIM & THE BB'S/This Is A Recording (WB) "All" 9 17 STRUNZ & FARAH/Americas (Mesa) "Candela"

zo fjp DON GRUSIN/No Borders (GRP) "Dakar"

DEBUT-) 0 RIPPINGTONSM/eekend In Monaco (GRP) "Vienna" "Moka"

16 20 RONNY JORDAN/Antidote (4th & Broadway/island)

12 21 NICKY HOLLAND/Nicky Holland (Epic) "Running"

zs Q DWIGHT SILLS/Second Wind (Columbia) "Whatever"

23 ® TOM BORTON/The Lost World (Bluemoon)

26 a RODNEY FRANKLIN/Love Dancin (Nova) "Motherland"

17 25 GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Next Exit (Columbia) "Greene"

27 0 MARILYN SCOTT/Smile (Sin-Drome) "Surrounded"

30 '/ KISS THE SKYMiss The Sky (Motown) "Have"

j DEBUT) C LESLIE LETVEN/Make It Right (Sin-Drome)

1 DEBUT > a EPHRAIM LEWIS/Skin (Elektra) "Drowning"

DEBUT Q RENE TOLEDO/The Dreamer (GRP) "Felicia"

'Keeps bullet due to continued growth.

AUGUST 28, 1992

JJfJJ rLJf J JIM CHAPPELL (11)

BERNARD OATTES (11) WALTER BEASLEY (9)

RIPPINGTONS (9) JEREMY WALL (8)

WINDOWS (8)

HOTTEST LPs II HOT TRACKS PAT METHENY (23) AL JARREAU (18)

NAJEE (18) EVERETTE HARP (15)

JENNIFER WARNES (8) HIROSHIMA (7)

KEN NAVARRO (7) SWING OUT SISTER (6)

T-SQUARE (6)

No Tracks Qualified This Week.

N _J *GEORGE JINDA AND WORLD NEWS "George Jinda And World News" (JVC) 27/7 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/1, Light 15/6, Total Adds 7, WCDJ. WOCD, KHIH, WFAE, WNND. WAMX, KCLC Heavy KKSF. BREAKER this week.

'BERNARD OATTES "Frame By Frame" (Sin-Drome) 2511 Rotations Heavy 2/1, Medium 7,1, Light 16/9, Total Adds 11, WNUA, WNWV. KJZZ. KBZN, KKSF, WGMC, WFAE, KTNT, KCLC, KMXK, SS Heavy WMGN. BREAKER this week.

*BELA FLECK & THE FLECKTONES "Ufo Tofu" (WB) 25/7 Rotations Heavy 2/0. Medium 7/1. Light 16 6, Total Adds 7, WNWV, KIFM, KKSF, WFAE, WLOO. KBIA. KCLC Heavy. KTCZ, KBCO BREAKER this week.

"LLOYD GREGORY "Wonderful" (TNT/Par) 25/0 Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 14/0, Light 8/0, Total Adds 0 Heavy' KKSF, WCLZ, WNND CHART EXTRA this week.

JIM CHAPPELL "In Search Of The Magic" (Real Music) 23/11 Rotations: Heavy 3 2. Medium 6/0, Light 14,9. Total Adds 11, WJZE, WNUA, KJZZ. KBZN, KIFM, KKSF, WAMX, KBIA, KCLC. SS, KKLD Heavy. KLTR.

WINDOWS "From The Asylum" (Blue Orchid) 22/8 Rotations Heavy 1/0. Medium 4/1, Light 17/7. Total Adds 8. KJZZ. KIFM, KKSF. WGMC, KWVS, KXDC, KCLC. KMXK Heavy: JZTRAX.

BARCELONA GOLD "Barcelona Gold" (WB) 22/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 8/0. Light 11/2. Total Adds 2. KBLX. KTNT Heavy. WCDJ. WNND, KEZL.

VINX "I Love My Job" (Pangaea/RS) 222 Rotations. Heavy 4/0, Medium 12/1, Light 6/1, Total Adds 2, WXMX, KBCO Heavy: WJZE, WAMX, KXDC, WVAY.

JOE McBRIDE "Grace" (Heads Up) 21/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/1, Light 13/3. Total Adds 4, WJZZ, KIFM, WGMC. KMXK Heavy: KJZZ

CLANNAD "Anam" (Atlantic) 202 Rotations: Heavy 3/0. Medium 8/1, Light 9/1, Total Adds 2, KXDC, WMGN. Heavy: KTWV, KIFM, SS.

MITCH WATKINS "Strings With Wings" (Enja) 202 Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 10/0, Light 7/1. Total Adds 2. KLTR. KBCO. Heavy: KWVS. KKLD.

PAUL McCANDLESS "Premonition" (Windham Hill/Jazz) 20/1 Rotations: Heavy 0.0, Medium 8/0, Light 12/1, Total Adds 1, WLOO

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1 Q NNENNA FREELONiNnenna Freelon (Columbia)' "Close" "Changed" 4 0 KEVIN EUBANKS/furning Point (Blue Note) "Colors" "Way"

e Q BARBARA DENNERLEIN/That's Me (Bluemoon) "Dancing"

7 0 PAT METHENY/Secret Story (Geffen) "Facing"

9 Q CLAYTON BROTHERS/The Music (Capri) "Touch"

5 8 TOM SCOTT/Born Again (GRP) "Free"

11 Q STANLEY TURRENTINE/More Than A Mood (Music Master) "Spirits"

6 10 GRP ALL-STAR BIG BAND/GRP All -Star Big Band (GRP) "Maiden" "Footprints"

10 JOE WILLIAMS/Ballad And Blues Master (Verve/PolyGram)'

12 0 JOE LOVANO/From The Soul (Blue Note) "Portrait" "Dreams" 1e 0 T.S. MONK/Take One (Blue Note)

20 fiD NEW YORK STORIESNolume One (Blue Note) "Lenny" "Clear"

21 0 JOHN HICKS/Friends - Old And New (Novus/RCA) 'True" 16 0 SAL MARQUEZ/One For Dewey (GRP) "Could" "Wayne" 14 17 MULGREW MILLER/Time And Again (Landmark)

19 (I) DR, JOHN/Goin' Back To New Orleans (W8) "Basin"

27 JAY HOGGARD/The Fountain (Muse) "Sweet"

1s 20 LARRY NOZERO/Kaleidoscopin' (Dominic) "Rainbow"

26 0 TOOTS THIELEMANS/The Brasil Project (Private Music) "Bluesette"

24 ® RANEE LEE/The Musicals - Jazz On Broadway (Justin Time) "Stomping"

17 23 REBECCA COUPE FRANKS/All Of A Sudden (Justice) "Flip"

30 a CHARLIE HADEN-QUARTET WEST/Haunted Heart (Verve/PolyGram)

23 25 JESSE DAVIS/As We Speak (Concord) "Hipnotism"

22 26 FREDDIE HUBBARD/Live At Fat Tuesday's (Music Master) 29/ CHARLES BROWN/Blues And Other Love Songs (Muse) "Fool"

I DEBUT) a CECIL BROOKS III/Hanging With Smooth (Muse)

13 29 NAT ADDERLEY/The Old Country (En¡a) "Daddy" "Jeannine"

uNw--> Q McCOY TYNER/Turning Point (Verve/PolyGram)

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Ji1 r.:L _ J .mat HOTTEST LPs II HOT .TRACKS GEOFF KEEZER TRIO (15)

B. FORMAN w1HENDERSON (12) CARMEN BRADFORD (8)

BOB JAMES & EARL KLUGH (7) BOB MINTZER (5)

TATE, SIMKINS, PERSON (5) JEREMY WALL (5)

PAT METHENY (16) KEVIN EUBANKS (8)

NNENNA FREELON (8) GRP ALL-STAR BIG BAND (8)

JIMMY SCOTT (8) GERRY MULLIGAN (7)

TOM SCOTT (6) BARBARA DENNERLEIN (5)

CLAYTON BROTHERS (5)

No Tracks Qualified This Week.

NEW , r J 'BRUCE FORMAN w/JOE HENDERSON "Forman On The Job" (Kamei) 26/12 Rotations Heavy 2,0, Medium 7/1, Light 17/11. Total Adds 12, WOTB, WCPN, KATZ, KMHD. KSDS. WFPL, JCITY, WcSS, WTEB, WSIE, WVPE, KSBR. Heavy KXJZ, KJAZ. BREAKER this week.

*BOB JAMES & EARL KLUGH "Cool" (WB) 23/7 Rotations Heavy 3/0, Medium 7/0, Light 13/7, Total Adds 7, WNOP. WCPN. WEBR, CJ, WFSS, WKRY, WSIE Heavy WOTB, WVPE, KSBR BREAKER this week

"JOE McBRIDE "Grace" (Heads Up) 23/2 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 10/0, Light 1112, Total Adds 2, WHOP, WUSF Heavy. WOTB. KATZ CHART EXTRA this week.

"JIM HALL "Youkali" (CTI) 23/1 Rotations' Heavy 3/0, Medium 10/0. Light 10/1, Total Adds 1, WKRY. Heavy KXJZ, WFPL. WTEB CHART EXTRA this week.

"PAUL McCANDLESS "Premonition" (Windham Hill/Jazz) 21/11 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 6/0, Light 9/0, Total Adds 0. Heavy WOTB, KLCC. KUOP, KSLU. WVPE. KSBR CHART EXTRA this week.

'PETER ERSKINE "Sweet Soul" (Novus/RCA) 20/3 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 9/0, Light 10/3, Total Adds 3, WHOP, KSDS, WSIE. Heavy WFPL BREAKER this week.

"GONZALO RUBALCABA "Images" (Blue Note) 20/1 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/0, Light 8/1, Total Adds 1, KATZ. Heavy' WKRY. CHART EXTRA this week.

"ZAWINUL SYNDICATE "Lost Tribes" (Columbia) 201 Rotations Heavy 5/0. Medium 8/0, Light 7/1. Total Adds 1, WUSF. EXTRA this week

'JIMMY PONDER "To Reach A Dream" (Muse) 19/2 Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 12/0, Light 4/2, Total Adds 2. KATZ, week

'WILLIE WILLIAMS "Spirit Willie" (Enja) 182 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 10/0, Light 62, Total Adds 2. KLCC,

RAY BROWN TRIO "Two Bass Hits" (Capri) 17/0 Rotations Heavy 6/0, Medium 6/0, Light 5/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WNOP, KSDS, WFPL, KUOP, WFSS. KWMU.

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KMHD. Heavy WBGO, WCPN, KJAZ BREAKER this

WVPE. Heavy: WRTI, WCPN BREAKER this week

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JOE COCKER "Now That The Magic Has Gone" (Capitol) 18/6 (1212) Adds including WWWV, K00I. Heavy 2: WGIR, KATP. Medium 10 including WBAB, WNEW, WDHA, WZXL, WYMG, KATS.

GARY MOORE "Only Fool In Town" (Charisma) 1715 (2/1) Adds including WDHA, WAVF, KCLB, KEYJ, WRUF. Medium 12 including KGON, KJOT.

KIM MITCHELL "World's Such A Wonder" (Alert) 15/3 (12/1) Adds including WPDH. Heavy 3: WGRF, WIZN, WCIZ. Medium 5 including WRKT, WCMF, KPOI.

FIREHOUSE "When I Look Into Your Eyes" (Epic) 152 (13/0) Adds: KCLB, KWHL. Heavy 3: WIYY, WWBZ, KBER. Medium 8: WTPA, KATP, WKZQ, KBAT, KRNA, KFMZ, KQWB, WZZO.

MARK CURRY "Sorry About The Weather" (Virgin) 152 (14/3) Adds: WGIR, KCQR. Medium 8: KFOG, WCCC, WHCN, KLBJ, KMJX, WKIT, WCIZ, KTYD.

KING'S X "Dream In My Lite" (Atlantic/AG) 151 (16/0) Adds: WCIZ. Medium 8: KLOL, KNCN, WZZR, WIZN, KATP, KFMX, WKZQ, KBAT.

BABYLON A.D. "So Savage The Heart" (Arista) 15/1 (15/3) Adds: WKZQ. Heavy 1: WWBZ. Medium 3: WIYY, WZZR, KATP.

ROGER WATERS/God (31) JUDE COLE/Start (26)

LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM/Countdown (24) UGLY KID JOEMeighbor (24)

POORSOYS)Brand (20) MEN/Blue (17)

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2 1 1 O BLACK CROWESii"horn In My Pride (DIAmerican/Reprise) - 9 4 0 BAD COMPANY/How About That (Atco/Atlantic Group)

s 5 2 © TEMPLE OF THE DOG/Hunger Strike (A&M)* 4 4 3 0 SPIN DOCTORS/Little Miss Can't Be Wrong (Epic)*

7 7 6 0 JOE SATRIANI/Summe Song (Relativity)

16 10 7 0 DEF LEPPARD/Have You Ever Never Needed Someone So... (Mercury)

17 12 10 0 ARC ANGELS/Sent By Angels (DGC)

- - 14 0 ROGER WATERS/What God Wants, Part I (Columbia)

9 8 8 9 SASS JORDAN/You Don't Have To Remind Me (Impact/MCA)

3 3 5 10 DAMN YANKEES/Don't Tread On Me (WB)

19 13 12 0 JOE WALSHNote For Me (Pyramid/Epic Associated)

30 19 17 ® PEARL JAM/Jeremy (Epic Associated)

- 38 21 0 JUDE COLE/Start The Car (Reprise)

18 15 13 0 ELTON JOHN f/ERIC CLAPTON/Runaway Train (MCA)' 24 18 18 (11) SAIGON KICK/Love Is On The Way (Third Stone/Atlantic Group)

27 21 19 0 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS/Breaking The Girl (WB)

6 6 9 17 TOM COCHRANE/No Regrets (Capitol)

40 26 23 0 GEORGE THOROGOOD &.../1'm A Steady Rollin' Man (EMI/ERG)

1 2 11 19 U2/Even Better Than The Real Thing (Island/PLG)

33 29 27 a POORBOYS/Brand New Amerika (Hollywood)

34 28 26 0 KISS/Domino (Mercury) Keeps bullet due to

15 14 16 22 ALICE IN CHAINS/Would (Epic Soundtrax)

48 32 28 $ INKS/Not Enough Time (Atlantic/AG)

32 27 25 1D BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Leap Of Faith (Columbia)

- 47 32 e ERIC CLAPTON/Layla (Reprise)

- 48 34 a RONNIE WOOD/Show Me (Continuum)

41 37 29 ® HARDLINEMot Cherie (MCA)

42 35 30 m FASTER PUSSYCATMonstop To Nowhere (Elektra)

11 11 is 29 DEL AMITRI/Always The Last To Know (A&M)

51 40 33 m MEGADETH/Symphony Of Destruction (Capitol)

39 34 31 ® SOUL KITCHEN/1 Need It Bad (Giant/WB)

44 39 35 e LYNCH MOB/Dream Until Tomorrow (Elektra)

49 36 ® JACKYL/1 Stand Alone (Geffen)

- 51 37 0 WARRANT/Machine Gun (Columbia)

13 17 22 35 GUNS N' ROSESMovember Rain (Geffen)

60 58 39 © MEN/Blue Town (Polydor/PLG)

54 42 38 G LYLE LOVETT/You've Been So Good Up To Now (Curb/MCA)

55 52 40 0 ELECTRIC BOYS/Dying To Be Loved (Atco/Atlantic Group) _ _ 51 a UGLY KID JOE/Neighbor (Stardog/Mercury)

53 50 41 0 21 GUNS/Knee Deep (RCA)

22 20 24 41 BONHAM/Change Of A Season (WTG/Epic)

14 16 20 42 SLAUGHTER/Real Love (Chrysalis/ERG)

59 57 52 e DELBERT McCLINTONN/hy Me? (Curb)

12 24 44 44 TESLA/Song & Emotion (Geffen)

23 31 45 45 PEARL JAM/Even Flow (Epic Associated)

_ _. 56 0 LITTLE CAESAR/Slow Ride (DGC)

21 23 42 47 FAITH NO MORE/Midlife Crisis (Slash/Reprise)

20 30 47 48 JOHN MELLENCAMP/Last Chance (Mercury)

10 25 46 49 NIRVANA/Lithium (DGC)

8 22 49 50 INXSMeaven Sent (Atlantic/AG)

37 46 50 51 METALLICA/Wherever I May Roam (Elektra)

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49 56 53 54 PATTY SMYTH w/DOA HENLEY/Sometimes Love Just Ain't... (MCA) 24-/0 45 43 48 55 OZZY OSBOURNE/Mr. Tinkertrain (Epic Associated) 22-/0

L [Hut Q HELMET/Unsung (Interscope/Atlantic Group) 26 +/5 46 53 55 57 OZZY OSBOURNE/Road To Nowhere (Epic Associated) 17=/1

I DEBut Q DAMN YANKEES/Where You Goin' Now (WB) 17 /14 36 36 43 59 MATERIAL ISSUE/What Girls Want (Mercury) 21-/0

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RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Breaking The Girl (WB)

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BLACK CROWES/The Southern Harmony... (Def American/Reprise) 3 4 2 0 SPIN DOCTORS/Pocket Full Of Kryptonite (Epic)

5 5 3 © TEMPLE OF THE DOG/Temple Of The Dog (A&M)

9 9 7 0 ARC ANGELS/Arc Angels (DGC)

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7 6 Q JOE SATRIANI/The Extremist (Relativity)'

8 11 Q PEARL JAM/Ten (Epic Associated)

3 4 B DAMN YANKEES/Don't Tread (WB)

9 9 SASS JORDAN/Racine (Impact/MCA)

12 m ELTON JOHN/The One (MCA)

- 1s 13 JOE WALSH/Songs For A Dying Planet (Pyramid/Epic Associated)

i DEéür-) ® JUDE COLE/Start The Car (Reprise)

18 0 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS/Blood ,Sugar Sex Magik (WB)

17 <ID SAIGON KICK/The Lizard (Third Stone/Atlantic Group)

15 INXS/Welcome To Wherever You Are (Atlantic/AG)

6 8 16 TOM COCHRANE/Mad.Mad,World (Capitol)

2 10 17 U2/Achtung Baby (lsland/PLG)

21 GEORGE THOROGOOD &.../The Baddest Of George Thorogood...

16 19 VARIOUS ARTISTS/Soundtrack (Epic Soundtrax)

25 POORBOYS/Pardon Me (Hollywood)

23 ® BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Lucky Town (Columbia)

36 30 24 ® KISS/Revenge (Mercury)

14 14 14 23 DEL AMITRI/Changé Everything (A&M)

I DEBUT ERIC CLAPTON/Unplugged (Reprise) .

20 26 26 ® MEN/The Men (Polydor/PLG)

40 37 28 I) HARDLINE/Double Eclipse (MCA)

17 18 19 27 GUNS N' ROSES/Use Your Illusion I (Geffen)

- 36 36 m LYLE LOVETT/Joshua Judges Ruth (Curb/MCA)

33 33 32 Fy LYNCH MOB/Lynch Mob (Elektra)

- 35 31 FASTER PUSSYCAT/Whipped (Elektra)

- - 35 MEGADETH/Countdown To Extinction (Capitol}

- 34 33 ® SOUL KITCHEN/Soul Kitchen (Giant/WB).

_ _ 36 © JACKYL/Jackyl (Geffen)

32 32 37 Q DELBERT McCLINTON/Never Been Rocked Enough (Curb)

25 27 27 35 OZZY OSBOURNE/No More Tears (Epic Associated)

DEaur Q WARRANT/Dog Eat Dog (Columbia)

16 23 29 37 JOHN MELLENCAMP/Whenever We Wanted (Mercury)

I DEBUT 0 ELECTRIC BOYS/Groovus Maximus (Atco/Atlantic Group)

I DEBUT a 21 GUNS/Salute (RCA)

22 22 22 4o BONHAM/Mad Hatter (WTG/Epic)

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Pardon Me (Hollywood) 64% of our reporters on it.

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POORBOYS (20) ERIC CLAPTON (17)

MEN (16) GARY MOORE (15)

TORA TORA (14) GEORGE THOROGOOD & DESTROYERS (13)

PEARL JAM (12) RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS (12)

HOTTEST BLACK CROWES (149) SPIN DOCTORS (94)

TEMPLE OF THE DOG (80) ARC ANGELS (74) DEF LEPPARD (68) SASS JORDAN (61) JOE SATRIANI (59)

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2 1 1 0 MORRISSEY/Your Arsenal (Sire/Reprise) "Tomorrow" "Hate" "Glue" 25/0 34 0 1

1 2 2 0 INXS/Welcome To Wherever You Are (Atlantic/AG) "Time" "Heaven" 32/0 32 0 0 7 4 5 0 VARIOUS ARTISTS/Singles (Epic Soundtrax) "Dyslexic" "Drown" 33/0 24 8 1

4 5 4 0 CURE/Wish (Fiction/Elektra) "Elise" "Friday" 30/0 26 3 1

5 3 3 5 B-52'S/Good Stuff (Reprise) "Revolution" "Good" "T -I -IS" 31/0 23 8 0 6 7 6 6 VARIOUS ARTISTS/Cool World (WB) "Disappointed" "Cool" 30/0 20 9 1

9 9 7 7 SONIC YOUTH/Dirty (DGC) "100%" 31/0 15 15 1

22 17 11 0 PEARL JAM/Ten (Epic) "Jeremy" 22/0 19 3 0 - - 15 0 MICHAEL PENN/Seen The Doctor/Strange Season (Tracks) (RCA) 34/2 6 22 6 11 10 9 10 TEMPLE OF THE DOG/Temple Of The Dog (A&M) "Hunger" 22/0 18 3 1

6 8 8 11 FAITH NO MORE/Angel Dust (Slash/Reprise) "Midlife" "Victory" 24/1 15 9 0 29 23 18 0 UTAH SAINTS/Something Good (EP) (London/PLG) "Something" 25/0 16 5 4 3 6 10 13 U2/Achtung Baby (Island/PLG) "Better" 22/1 16 5 1

26 20 20 0 P J HARVEY/Dry (Indigo) "Sheela-Na-Gig" 29/0 10 14 5 15 11 12 15 ANNIE LENNOX/Diva (Arista) "Broken" "Why" 27/1 9 15 3 - 30 23 0 SUGAR/Helpless (Track) (Rykodisc) "Helpless" 30/3 8 14 8

l DEBUT IS SUZANNE VEGA/Blood Makes Noise (Track) (A&M) 27/26 9 10 8 18 19 16 18 CATHERINE WHEEL/Ferment (Fontana/Mercury) "Touch" "Black" 25/0 10 13 2 17 16 14 19 JESUS & MARY CHAIN/Honey's Dead (Def American/WB) "Far" 24/1 10 9 5 - 28 24 C) KITCHENS OF DISTINCTION/The Death Of Cool (A&M) "Smiling" 26/1 8 16 2 12 12 17 21 LEMONHEAOS/It's A Shame About Ray (Atlantic/AG) "Shame" "Confetti" 26/0 11 12 3 24 22 22 ® MINISTRY/Psalm 69 (Sire/WB) "N.W.O." 28/0 7 11 10 - - 27 ® HOUSE OF LOVE/Babe Rainbow (Fontana/Mercury) "Understand" 28/3 6 16 6 DEBUT RAMONES/Poison Heart (Track) (Radioactive) 28/28 4 16 8 14 15 13 25 SOUP DRAGONS/Hotwired (Big Life/Mercury) "Pleasure" "Divine" 21/0 10 7 4 10 13 19 26 WOLFGANG PRESS/Queer (4AD/WB) "Girl" "Mama" 21/0 8 11 2 13 14 21 27 XTC/Nonsuch (Geffen) "Barnum" 22/0 9 9 4 16 18 26 28 DEL AMITRI/Change Everything (A&M) "Last" "Man" 21/0 9 10 2

I DEBUT a TOO MUCH JOY/Donna Everywhere (Track) (Giant/WB) 23/4 1 13 9 DEBUT- Q 25TH OF MAY/Lenin & McCarthy (Arista) "Right" 22/0 6 10 6

RAMONES (28) SUZANNE VEGA (26) M00DSWINGS (16)

HAPPY MONDAYS (15) SINEAD O'CONNOR (14)

SHELLEYAN ORPHAN (6) MARY'S DANISH (5)

OVERWHELMING COLORFAST (5) HOUSE OF PAIN (4)

LUNA (4) SCREAMING TREES (4)

TOO MUCH JOY (4)

HOTTEST MORRISSEY (20)

INXS (15) PEARL JAM (9)

TEMPLE OF THE DOG (8) UTAH SAINTS (8) SONIC YOUTH (7)

MINISTRY (6) SINGLES (6) SUGAR (6) B -52'S (5) CURE 151

MORRISSEY (15) MINISTRY (11)

PEARL JAM (10) INXS (9)

SONIC YOUTH (9) SUGAR (7)

UTAH SAINTS (6) B -52'S (4)

ERASURE (4) TEMPLE OF THE DOG 14)

"TONES OF HOME" The first single from the forthcoming debut album Blind Melon. On Capitol Compact Discs and Cassettes. Produced and Mixed by Rick Parashar and Blind Melon. Management: Big F.D. Entertainment Inc.

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MARK CURRY "It's Only Time" (Virgin) 22/0 Rotations' Heavy 3/0, Medium 9/0. Light 10/0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WEOX. WOST, KBAC. Medium including CIMX. KNDD, WHTG. KKDJ, KXRK. Light including WBRU, WHFS, KTCL, WOXY, WWCD.

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MOODSWINGS "Spiritual High (State Of...)" (Track) (Arista) 18/16 Rotations: Heavy 4/3, Medium 7/7, Light 7/6, Total Adds 16 including KDGE. CIMX, KROO. KUKO, KEDG. Heavy including KRZO. Light including WWCD.

LUNA "Lunapark" (Elektra) 17/4 Rotations' Heavy 1/t, Medium 3/0, Light 13/3, Total Adds 4, KDGE. WOXY, KBAC. WRAS. Medium: KJJO, WBER, KACV. Light including WFNX, WDRE, WBRU, WHFS. CIMX.

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JOHN WESLEY HARDING "Why We Fight" (Sire/Reprise) 16/1 Rotations' Heavy 400, Medium 7/0, Light 5/1, Total Adds 1, KJJO Heavy WEOX, WOXY, KBAC. WXPN. Medium including WFNX, WXRT, KTCL. WDST, WWCD. Light including WDRE, WHTG. WLAV, WBER

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HAPPY MONDAYS "Stinkin Thinkin" (Track) (Elektra) 15/15 Rotations- Heavy 0, Medium 7 7 Light 8/8, Total Adds 15 including WDRE. WBRU, WHFS, CIMX. KUKO

SINEAD O'CONNOR "Success Has Made A Failure Of..." (Track) (Ensign/Chrysalis/ERG) 14/14 Rotations' Heavy 4/4, Medium 4/4. Light 6/6, Total Adds 14 including WFNX. WDRE. WBRU. KROO, XTRA

MARY'S DANISH "Leave It Alone/Underwater" (Tracks) (Morgan Creek) 14/5 Rotations Heavy 2.0. Medium 4/2, Light 8/3, Total Adds 5. WDRE, XTRA, WDST, WLAV. WRAS. Heavy: KJON, WBNY. Medium including WHTG, KEDG. Light including KDGE, KUKO. WBER, KACV. WFIT.

GIN BLOSSOMS "New Miserable Experience" (ABM) 142 Rotations: Heavy 2 0. Medium 8/0, Light 4/2, Total Adds 2, WXRT, KJON. Heavy: KUKO. WHTG Medium including KJJO. KTCL, WEOX, WDST, KBAC. Light including KDGE. KXRK.

RUMBLEFISH "Rumblefish" (EastWest/Atlantic Group) 142 Rotations: Heavy I/O. Medium 5/0, Light 8 2, Total Adds 2, KJJO, KXRK. Heavy: KBAC. Medium: KITS, WHTG, WDST, KJON. WFIT. Light including WBRU, KTCL, KUKO. WLAV, KACV.

THROWING MUSES "Red Heaven" (Sire/WB) 142 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/1, Light 5/1, Total Adds 2, WBNY, WXPN. Heavy: WBER, WRAS. Medium including WBRU. WXRT, KJJO, WEOX, KBAC. Light including KUKO. WHTG, WOXY, KJON.

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BAD COPANY RHYTlr1 SYNDICATE NIRVANA

103CIFVBeckley, WV Joe horanskl

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WOKIN noivllle, TN

Gish NInN

BORBY MOWN Hottest: GUNS N' ROSES 1-1

KISX1Tyler, TX Rend' Ricc,

CHARLES 6 EDDIE JADE ANNIE LENNOX

KMCK/Fsyetievllle, AR Mike Chase

SWING OUT SISTER (dp) K.D. LING (dp) 4NNIE LEl1NOX

WHIM/Myrtle Beech. SC

Oender/Kilgo

COLOR tE BADD

CATHY DENNIS ANNIE LENNOX

Hottest: CAT« D11NIS (dp) RITZ f5- ESN 5-2 BAD T11PANT MATERIAL ISSUE (Ap) GEORGE LAME SNAKESPEAP'S SIST 3-1 BAD SEAM (dp) SNAKESPEA['S STS. 9-3 DEE LE=PARO BAD COMPANY EPHRAIM 11VIS

MOST ADDED WLANILAncsfler, PA

MrcnaelsBasllan

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Hotteet RIY2 II LEN 11_11

GUNS K ELSE 2-2 ROBBY BRIAN 5-_5

MOST ADDED KZFMICorpus Christi, TX BalrAISITpne)

SAIGON KICK 19-12 BOBBY MINN Rt' KR YKOMU3 Rah, AR

0.Y 54 BOOB

Hottest: SHAKESPEAP'S 51ST 5-2

SFASS JORRDAI Alp) Hottest: CURS N' ROSES t -t

SNAP(Ap)KEE

(Op) Hottest: En II 1EN B_I CATHY DENNIS (26) BAD COMPANY 1123)

BAD COMPANY (16)CVRlB ANNIE LENNOX (14)

FASTER PUSSYCAT (dp)

K.W.S. (dpl JIMHY NAIL (apt CATHY

DENNIS (dp)

WRCRIUHu, NY

Reitz/Burton

1 DDIE 21-I6 DES //PROP 0.23

CATHY DENNIS 122)Bill COLOR ME BARD (17)

INKS (PP) 06 LEPPARD (dp)

CATHY owns (dp) WILSON PHILLIPS (dp)

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LINDSEY BUIXIMNA

RITZ II MEN 10-4 BRYAN ADAMS 7-6 GENESIS B-1

UI 2-2 GENESIS 5_3 FIRQIOISE í0.V

ELTOM JON 5-3 BOBBY MOWN 10.6 52 11-9

COLOR ME BADD (11)9BXX11Burllnplon, DAVID CASSIDY (dp)

VT LINDSEY Hottest: BAD COMPUY GINS N' ROSES 12-10 BOBBY BRAIN 16_11 PETTY GIRTH u/pON 16.12

RHYTHM SYNDICATE (10)MIDI MAXI 6 EFT) (dpl BAD NIPANY BUTTIM SYNDICATE

Ben H.eTlltoe BUCKINGHAM (15)HOYT II MEN 1-I DAVID SAV3ARN (dp) WOVV/West Palm Beach, FL WJMXIForence, SC WYAVIMyriN Beach, SC

INDIGO GIRLS (dp) Hottest: CATHY DENNIS K.D. LANG el)

A p

ANNIE LENNOX (13) X.As. 4-z GUNS N' RISES B-4

RHTiH1 SYNDICATE (d c) SAL) ON KIN (Sp) Denver/Hudson Allen/Brockway Richards/Green

GIRL` N' ROSES 2-1 SWIM: OR SISTER K.W.S. (dp) DAVID SANBORN 9-8 Hottest:

RITZ II 11:11 B-2 K.D. LANG Hottest:

JADE

CATHY 511 NIS (dp) BOBBY BROW 15-12 SHAKESPEAR'S SLAT 2-2

ETIN JOHN Hottest: BJEINGMA

BAD C}IPANY K.D. LUG CHARLES 1 EDDIE GENESIS 14-6

BRYAN ADAMS 17-T WILSON PHILLIPS 12-9

WIZ II 'EN 5-2 BRYAN ADAMS 12-6

511111E IJENNOX N HELEN (dp)

BREAKOUTS G1051DurnamAAleip\, NC

Cahill/Sellers

}3 TOAD THE WET SPPO 5-5 POm SMYTH 0/IKN 6 6

TOM COOIRANE 1-1 2-2 MADONNA 2-2COOP DAVID f.ASSIDY

It BARD

DAVID C0.ISIOT CALOR IE NMD SASS JORDAN (6)

ERASURE (6) FUN10TMew Bedford, MA

BOBBY BROWN 14-9 PATTY 91YTH W/0011 21-13

Hotteet: RITZ ;I MEN }i BAD 4lPABY

BOT2 II 'FN 7-7 DEIS N' ROSES 3-3 BUTZ II KN 4-4

INDIGO GIRLS (dp) GEORIE LATO AS (Ap)

TYLER COLLINS Hottest:

Llmu dl/Weemar FIREHOUSE 23-16 M 2d FASTER PUSSYCAT (6) ENN CATHY DIS WOJRllotamllle, KY TLC 5-5 Hottest: RITZ II Ell 5-1

SUNG OUT SISTER W KRLWIIkesAerre, PA

GUNS A' 4-3 .r1MKFYEAJ'S AR'S SLAT 8-6

DAVID GS (5) MATERIAL ISSUE (5)

K.D. Lu11Y,

LINDSEY BICXINGHA

SbeballMarer RITZ II EN 1-1 GUNS N. RO4S 3-2

PPATTY9RTN 0/DON 20-13 FIRE/OUSE 22-16

ARANHTMISYNRIDiCATE

Medeknkadden PATTY -MYTH 0/1705 12-10 -- fiPPAPP EN VOGUE 5-3 HI -FIVE 2Y-1

LISA VALE K.D. LADES WKPEG Cod. MA TA.RITZ SASS JORDAN(5)Na Test:

EN 7-2 AFTER ' ANNIE 1550% P3 ELTON JOIN 8-4

BRYAN ADAMS 16-9 CECINE DICE 30-24

FL PZ G OP Hottest: Ibt[est:

CHARLES A EDDIE SWH1E B. 4AVK1 N.`.

CATHY DENNIS

Kenn _w'Ire TIIO

TOAD THE VET SPRO R-6 PATTY SMiTI W/L701 1}7

WAILING SOULS

CHARLES & EDDIE KISR/FI. Snmh, AR BAkerlGrady

MAFIA/Pena,. City, Lee Truce

RITZ II LEN 6-I ESAIGON JOE 3-2 KICK NILS» PHILLIPS CATHY

HI- FIVE 172íY FIREHOUSE 20.15

Hottest: BOBBY HYDRA 9-1 K.D. I.AIA:

GUNS N' ROSES IS3 GUNS STING OUT SISTERBAD DORM_ BRYA IIA KIN 9-3 NPANY CHARLES & EODIE

FLYAZIAlan NY Y SNAKESPEAP'S S3SI 9-4 BOBBY BROWN 13-8we; TYLER mI.LINS S.C. teVIG

S.D.

M SISTER (0p) KPRRIEI Pew. TX

Ell Molsno BRYAN ADAMS IY_Y EL'fOq JON 11-5 KARS/Amarilo. TX

PHYT,M SYNDICATE (CID) FASTER PUSSYCAT (Op)

K.Y.S. (dp) NIRVANA Alp)

Mw /Scott Magee/Scott KCIO/1Naw Margin, CT

GUNS N. ROSES 1-1

TOAD THE WET SPPO u_Y JUDE COE 1f ) D

Nottct: nee (dp) EN VOGUE 10.1 John Hoesch DAVID CASSIDY (dp)

SASS (dp) Hottest:

CANTS N' ROSES 1-1

CATHY DEONIS CoaenralWllon DEL AATRI 15-14 BOTZ II 'EN 6-1 N2DEEP (Up) WABB/Mo>Ile AL SNAKFSPEARS SIST MATERIALIAL ISSUE (dp) RITZ II MEN 3-2 (MDR 1E NADO PATTY WTI u/DON I6-15 ETON JOIN 5-2

GATHYDO (dp) HarNVGerontom DEL ALATRI GREGG ALEXANDER (dp) tAVSPEAR'S SLIT 5-3 SWING OR SISTER (dp) 1105 (dp) PARTY (dp)

CATHY DENNIS ANNIE lí111100 V.B. LANG

SNAKFSPEAP'S SIST 39-29

WSTW/Wllrltfnglon, DE

GUNS Y' ROSES Y_031 ROBBY BROWN 9-6

3

SHAKE SIST 14_10

WBeOlwuquste, 4'A Bruce StevensBOYZ

CATHY DENNIS Hottest:

II HEN 1-1

cans le BADD

SIéVIE B (d) K.D. LANG (dp) BAD

(dpANS) ERASURE (LI)

-OR 1E BADD (dp)

PATTY 511IN 0/DOA 14.10

TOAD 1-1 SPPO 20-10 ROZALLA 21-16

DAVID CASSIDY (dp) Hottest:

Hottest: TEA }I

Elliott/Rogers -PEAR'S

WZYCJFreaock. MDLER CATHY DENNISD11NIS

JADE 7-N F.. Y.S. I1-8

BAD NIPANE APLEP 7 ,dp)

COLLINS (dp) Hottest:

ILEX LAID) 1--15 SAIOd KID( 21-17

Robed Angelo. T%

Rotten Eliman TARS N' ROSES T-2 Era II H411 10_3

RITZ II MOI 5-2 SXANESPGP'S 3251 10-8

LINDSEY BACK INGIBA

ANNIE LENNOX Kevin Moore LINDSEY B1O(1N:NA

BAD COMPANY ROBBY BROWN 0.12 CCOR 1E BADD 211-13

DO' Hottest:

D EATON .ION 1-1 RITZ II 'EN 4-2

DEL AMI TRI 2}19 DEf IJPPAAO 29-23 COLOR ME BADD

SBAKESPEAPS 5IST 11-5 BOBBY PROM 14-111 BAD COMPANY SWING Off SISTER COW) ME BARD GIRLS N. ROSES 1-1 TOAD THE NET SPHO 9-4 CATHY DENNIS

BOBBY BROWN 15-11 OXDR IE BADE 30-28 SOPHIE B. HNAWKINS GEORG LAPIN) (dp) MIMI KICK WMXFIFerenwllle. NC BOTZ II EN 5-3 BOBBY HEWN 11-7 KSMB/Lelsyette, LA ERASURE (dp)

K.W.S. 26-1B Hottest: COLOR IE NADD (dp) D Hottest:

Alan Hoover9-7 PATTY HIT'H /DONRay PATTY SMITH wit,. 25-18 Weldon SWING CUT SISTER (dp) WOGN/New London, CT 112 1.1 AFTER 7 RITZ II 145 1-

1 MUG. KICK 1410 Hottest: WAEBIAIIentown Lit Joan SOUP DRAGONS 5-4 BAD CNPANT ELTON JON 5-2

LINDSEY ILCKINGFU COOP I£ BADE 0.27 KOILAmsrll:o, TB ANNIE LON40% RITZ II MEN 3-2 Check/Surf

SOIP OR OCAS (dp) MADONNA:

CATHY L5 X.D. LANG Idyl DAVID CA55ID'Y (dp)

INXS 111-14

DEP LEPPAPD 26-18 SWING OUT SISTER 79-20

LINDSEY BIO(INGNAK.W.S.Stu HIAAIC A EDDIECIIDR ANNIE :iN110X CATHY OEl1NIS

BABTFACE 18-15 BUIX CRONES 25-20 PONEY CRO1ELL 2¢2 KHFIIAusifn,

(dp) If BADD

Hottest: RITZ 11 KIN 5-1

WHHYINMnt AL 9omerr, Sloven Wen Dyke

Smoke

DEF LtPPARD CHARLES 6 EDDIE

TLMYY T. Hottest: GINS N' ROSES 1-1 BOYZ II BEN 3-2

SN.U(ESPEAP'S SIST 5-4 BOBBY HAN N 7-5 PAm 91YTN 0/CON 10.6 BRYAN ADAMS 14-8

MADONNA 1-1 LADY 3UL (dp) WO%AlVorh. PA SASS N)IDAN (dp)SHAKESPEAR'S TX SHASFSPEAR3 51ST 14_9 HAD COMPANY (OD) CATHY 011515 SIST Y_j

JON SECADA 3-3 ENAAIRE (BD) St. John/VUentlne MOTE SYNDICATE AIMn/Harrls

FIROCU.SF. 21-12 TYLER N1[NS (Ap) DO, ANITA! (dp) EN VOGUE 6-4 WFHTRAI1alMffee. FL 701 CN' ROSE 5-5 GOES N. ROSES 11-9

SNAP (dp) Hottest: HOSE OF PAIN

CELIIE D[ON Hottest: JON SECADA

'OVF]4NT

BOBBT BROWN 24_15 BRYAN ADAMS 23-16

CODA tE BAN) LINDSEY Blnt'NGHA :O ) D

BAD CIMPANT (0p) FASTER PUSSYCAT (dp)

R.W.S. íY_10 ReyfoldIIAu.Nn

RITZ II BEN 13-13 RITZ II 'TI }1 CATHY JOLNI5 TOAD TIE ICE SPRO 1-1 Hottest: MATE SYNDICATE (dp) KZIIILuObock. TX JEANNETTE KATY (dp)

WAAL:Binghamton, NY E.TE1 B- 3

COLOR ME BADE

DAVID SANB]RN (dp) BRYAN ADAMS 6-5 SCUP DRAGONS 7-7

ERASURE FN VOGUE

WkK8/Fl. Myers. F_ r SHAKESPEUI'S SIST B-1

EL70N CAN 3-2 Hottest:

LEN Y-1 LuctIScolt CAT'O 'IEENIS Alp)

WAILING 9JUIS (dp) Mor /0,ml San

91AKS. 11- SIST 22-18 K.W.S. 29-22

Hottest: K.D.AEC 1}10 AFTER 7 CuelSnerwyn PAm SMYTN 0/DON '-3

RITE II Ell VOGUE 2-2 ANNIE LENNOX LINDSEY LUCK I4G'U (dp)

OFF LEPPARO 0-25 RITZ II 'O1 1 } IM 29-20 4liT CATHY NE BCD WIZ II 411 GUNS N' BASES 3-3 BAASURE Bun mess (se/

BAD MEANT SASS 999RHIlOcean Clry, MC

SNANFSPEAP'S SIST 7-2 BOBBY BROWN WYY/ithacA. NY

TLC RIT2 II LEN 5-3 CATHY DEMl$

R.W.S.

BOBBY BR]IN lY-B 51ST 5-A PATTY 91Y71N o/ IB 15-9

BAD 071E 1010

CATHY DEMO' ERASURE STFVIE B (dp)

PUSSYCATSH FASTED ISUIKJADE MATERIAL I59JE (dp)

HllmanlNelley

-14B-3 17-14

PATTY SMYTH ,DON 29-20 GalealMc Carlhy GUMS N ROSES 6.4

BOBBY NIIOMI 16-'7 ANNIE LFNM]% FEHRAIM UNIS

KBFMIMcAIlen WKSFIAfherIlle. NC

SALOON KI'Y( 1p) Hottest:

Hottest: RIY2 II 'EN 4_1

ELTtest: E2E JON 1-1 SASS JORDAN (Sp) R WYCR/Tork. PA

UNIT :ENNO[ BAD (dp)

GEORGE UMOML 13-22

Roc

Hottest:GUNS ROYZ II MEN 6-2

Brownsville, TX

Goncalesl0antfa90 Cook/Trent f ELTONZJOHN Y_f

RITZ II MEN 6-) H' ROSES 2-2

BRYAN ADAMS 11-6 U2 2-2 SLAUGHTER IB-IS

FASTER PUSSYCAT (dp) MATERIAL ISSUE (dp) ANNIE I.00110X

Mr:CsusllnlCrppkettJohnny ANNIE LENNY

GIRLSIRT 1`010 SUET

Alen LA bonny A./L overt GYMS N. ROSES Y- 3

PGP5 8-6 2 YIMITQ CATHY DENNIS f,NAPLES 5 ESOIE

JOIN: 13-10 BRYAN ADAMS 19-16 9- DAVID SANRIPN 0-23

DO ~MIT 23-16 BAD ~MIT 0.28 CATHY DENNIS

MATENI-7TE ASSJE (dp)

SASS SASS AM (dp) now TSIST-Il

BOBBY BRIAN 17-111

PAm SATIN 19_1KWT%/Waco, SlEp02 SOUP DRAMAS BOBBY BROWN 25-18

TX JRGREGGEALEE E ( NI -FIVE 5awc: S

0/DON 3 SYNDICATE (Ip) ROLL TIRE- 0101/Meridian, M$ Chrlftophee/Rose WKSEIBultalo, NY

Edwerds/Unlrersel

Hottest: RCHIC 1-1

BRYAN ADAMS 5-2

TLC 3-3

ATIKA

Hotta ALEXANDER (dp) Hottest: RITZ 37 1_11

PATTY 91YTH 0/JON -129012 CHARLES & EDDIE 15 -IS GENESIS Id-IcHottest. BOBBY UP'JYN 11-17

WSPKIPou hkee0sie. HY

TAINT (dp) Hottest:'CHAR' 'WAS N' POSES 1.1BOY: ,TOY? II STS[ 3-2 GAT I) MEN 17-7 PATTY 9ME1 0/DON 12-9 F1PEkAJSE 5-4_13

GINS N' ROSES 2_11

9RTH 0/EO3 12911 HAAIE 35-29TLC CHARLES

B. KM F. HAARIM', 31-31 K,Y.-. 0-35 95XIUParkerburRITE 9. WV Hughes/Verve

GUNS X' ROSES 1-1 SHU: FS S -5i 6-3

II 'FIN 11-5 EN V7TUE 12-1 BOBBY tlB7tIN 15-10

K106IBaeumoni. T%

Landis/PM.

WMMLGAinesrllle. FL

McCown/Cawley Y

CATHY DENNIS fAVID CASSIDY

T BAD Hottest: HOYtest:

BOTZ II 'FBI 1-1

FULL FORCE (dp)

Hottest:ti2DEEP

(dp)

II EN 1-1

GINssN'T NOSES 16-1DIVIDES SHAKESPLAR'S -1ST '0-10 > UNLI"í7s9 D -1B

JUDE JUDE Hottest: HOttes_.

3-' 15- 1}B

BENE515 15-1, GENESIS II 21.,5

FíREIOL`E ,}1'

AnlbonylYarbrough

AFTER 7

DAVID SANRIMI

TYLER COLLINS

GUNS N' POSES /-i 'WIZ [1 '£N 7-3

BAD COMPANY

SAI :OMB KICK

TYLER L (d 1

EODIE

DAVID :..WRIRN (dp)

GIRS N' ROSES 2-1 GRAS RITZ II MEN 12-5 LECE PENI5IYB 7-6

g S000TIelRkherds DU FPPRPI 11'.5 IN EL701 JON Y-2 Y10//Nashville, TN

WZRXBHRho Spillman/Rhodes

GENESIS 1,-5 PATTY MT/TN 0/071 15-8

PETER CETERA 9-Y BOBBY BROWN 10.6

WVSRICherleston, WV SnahanlAllen

(J1O1 ME MDT CATR OVNIS (Sp) NOISE O' PAIN 1101

JODE OXE Hot L3í: ELM, 2-1

'IF..:5 H01 E1e:N

'J ]l-rS FLAG

TOADUNS N' POSES 6-3 TOAD IRE WET SPRO 7-6 EN VOGUE 9-T

Phillips/Peace

LINDSEY RI SWIM: SISTER

K.D. LUNG

CATHY DENNIS LINDSEY RIIXSGNA

FIREl1OI.;E 2,15 KCHX/Mldland-

TX

RITZ II IN 14-, PATTY 9e7TN 0/005 15-I

Hottest: E

3 'JOINROSES

GINJ N 1-3 ' A: I. AYR'RN WKSIICraensDo,o, NC Hottest t

Hottest: Allen/Scott KNIHYW/chile Falls, TX

CATHY DENNIS

SAIGON 830( lip) RIT'- II KN '-1 PETE] CETERA 6-5 BRIAR ADAMS 12-8

:E'P S:NI_ ;EMU.

Belle /Roberts y ELTrB JOHN Y-1

ELfi)n JOHV 2-' HELEN J.J.. McKay

011TM1 SYNDICATE GUNS N 110SES 4-2 BOBBY IRON 6-3 FIRENOJSt }9 .RAIN.

4o+st. JADE. VANE SA ABLLIAMC r2-2 JON SEC.OA 5-3

SHAKE -SPEAR'S (ITT 3-2 GU'A', N' 0051.5 o-4

TYLER mitt, 'dp) BAD COMPANY BAD COMPANY (dp) SWING 071 SISTER (API

SHAKESPEAR'S SIST 9-r A.L.T. A THE LOST 12-11

WOM PIWMeIIn WV 9 B1T.- :: 'EN 7-1 AN 1.C. - CHARLES 6 EDDIE

Hottest: EN 'VOGUE 11-5 MICHAEL RILTIN 7-t

RITZ 15 K.N 10_5 DAVID 560111 BAD COMPANY

NIRVANA GREGG 1LICUNDER (dp)

Hottest: WPRR/Alloona, PA Alan Pettit :MASUP-.:'-15 RITZ T E 1 T-3 GUlESI`; 1'_11

CATHY DENNIS MATERIAL ISSUE (0p) RITZ II IN 5-1 Y 1021Read'np, PA OAve McCall `ER i-'R

AC1EN

TOAD THE WE'. SPRD 10-6 B9TMsw Orleans, U %COO/Columbus. GA CHARLES CHRISTGPH (dp) LINDSEY BUCKIN:HA TLC 2-2 GELS 5' ROSES 4-3

Burke/Browne RAIL ARRANT

OP .ARDOR:

JUTE ZILE K.W. . f2 -2B PETTY SMITH W/DON 15-10

BOBBY BROW 5-B-14 Ouren)GRovingo DarlslMcCard

Hottest: ELTON JOIN 4-3

FASTEN PUSSYCAT Alp) DAVID SANRIRN (Op)

BOAST BROWN 16-5 EPHPAI LEWIS RHTTFI SYNDICATE NAT 330'1X1 I951Bfrmingbam, AL GENESIS 19-15 NU ;IM: EO1JJR 4E BAUD

GENESIS 6-5 Hottest: SHARFSPFUR'S SIST 9-8

LINDSEY RKl(INGNS CATHY TENNIS (Ap) MAP -ALA. ISSUE Si. John/Bohannon SOUP UP.YGO11$ (dp) LINDSEY RIIX INGHA

SNANESSlITS) /1ST B.T GUMS N. ROSES 1-1

JETFMIEne, PA BAD SMPANY SW19T Orr SISTER (dp) NE., HOMIER EHPAIR nm WBBOIGreenvllle, SC WILSON "MILLIPS ( )m ROBBY MINN3PO11N 100]

SMITH 0/ppN I}9 BRYAN ADAMS 15-10

BRYAN ,ADAMS 8-4

Cook/Sharpe

BAD COMPANY

SA3071 /IDS DENNIS

NIRVANA NIRVACATENA

RHYTHM GTNDICATE

GRE'l/ A:-EDIANI£N (dp) Hottest:

II MEN 2-1 BRYAN ADAMS 3-2

-.a), LFM31lrtA Hot2s,: 715: N' RO4LS 1_11

Hottest: t: T.0 I-1 TOAD SHE AFT 5PR0 5-2

Klncafd/L arson

NDP K BADD BARIO RITZZ

Hottest RITZ II f }t COON FE BADD 11-f

BUNT WIWI 15-7

TYLER T]LLI45 CAD DAVY Alp) CATHY DFNVIS :ASS JORDAN

RNOE/Monroe. LA MllcheIIBA.dden

PATTY 941111 0/DON 12-8 FIREHOUSE 19-12 SAIGON KIIX 25-19

SASS JORDAN Hottest: U2 2-1

Nottct: GUNS N' ROSES 1-1

BJYZ II MEN 2-2

BABYFACE 11_7 E'Am SMYTH o/IJON 12-8

FIREHOUSE 2}15

52 ,-2 BOY) II MEN 11-3SHAKE-SPEAR'S ELITsI JON 5-4

HOBBY 1í]A5 11-3 SLOT 4_0

K.W.S. 29-11

ARRESTED OFVEAP4 (dD/ Hottest: TIC 1_1

Y.. W.S. 19-11 SNAP >4.20

Hottest: ,I N ROSES 1_5-

SHAY.ESPEAPrs SIST 2-2

FASTER PUSSYCAT (dp) BC OZ PANT

WVBSIWIIminglon, NC

Casay/Walksr

EATON JON 3-2 GENESIS 4_ 3

SOUP DRMX)ILS 15-7 BOSS97IAllsnllc Clly. NJ

GENESIS 15_8 WSSXIChar(eNlod, SC

d VOGUE 2-2 SHAXFSPEAP'S SIST 7-5

XL 1067/OrlAndo. Fl CootlLe'ry D.

TLC Y-4 CAPIY DENNIS LINDSEY tUCKINGHA

CATHY DON IS ANNIE LiNNOX

EXACT( CENTS 6-Y K.D. LANG 21-13 BLACK CRONES 26-16 GlornolBur4 WN- 0/WilHemspol PA R Ga1tMr o0r 90Y2 II IAN 1}te

RITZ II KN 10-7 FIADN t"E 22-117

JCFff NAIL BAD COMPANY TOAD THE LET SPRO 5-5 Will em ULlndow

HI -FIVE 14-12 K.D. TANS ARRESTED OEVEIPM Hottest:

WERLEAeIer, NH 9BPXYIRochesier, NY CATHY INHNIS

LINC;E 91(XINCHI Hottest: CATHY R]1NI5 WKMXIDoth.e. AL GREGG ALEXANDER MATERIAL ISSUE

WIZ II HON 2-1

FUconIlMCVIe IrerlColllns TPOIW

CHARLES 6 EDDIE (dp)MacUCrsy ANNIE LENNOX ILION JOIN 1-1 WRNTIGreennlSe. NC MOVEMENT (1p)

Hottest: Thome s:Godw In SASS JORDAN lap)

MN -3EAP'S SIST 8-7 aM

K.Y.S. DAS EPII (d ) D BAD IJIFANT (dp) GENESIS a-2 WIZ II FEN 1-1 DAVID SANRIII

Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS 10.5 noneR.Y.S. Hottest: MA[KNNA 1-1 GUNS N' POSES 2-2

IRASHottest:N.

GUNS N' POSES }ITISIINOJ VOICES AL B. SURE! Idp) Hottest:

DAVID CASSIDY JEAARETIE IUTT (dp) GEORGE UHUMm Not'est:

PETER CETERA 3-3 TOAD T!E WET 350 7-7 PATTY ems 0/CO1 10.10

,/RAZE UOINCX

TYLER ITMJ.INS RHYTHM SYNDICATE

S.PEAP'S SIST }2 K.W.S. MY

G

N1 -FIVE ANNIE 1í1N0% !attest:

BOTZ II EN 1-1 9MXFSPEAP'S MST 6-2 EATON .8)101 Y -j ARCH IWJOT 10-5

DES LlPPA1D 21-16

SHAKESPEAR'S SIST 3-3 BOTZ II III Y_Y

TOAD THE SPBO 6-b

PETER CETERA 6-3 TIC -Y TECNOTIONIC 13-9 BOBBY BANWN 15-12

RITZ II EN 2-1 MARY J. BLIGE 12-7 HOUSE O5- PAIN 119-8

GIRL N' ROSES 1-1 PATTY 9RTh 0/DON 7-Y 011 SLS 9_7 RtD LEY

12_BOBBY 8

WCKZICharotle, NC

LINO Totacci

SONIE B. went; Notce3t: RITZ II '011 5-1 BOBBY BRIM 9-2

ELTO1 JJHN 11-7

WRVOIRIcnmond. NA

EATON JON 5-1 RITZ Ií HON B-5 SHIAKFSPEAP'S SIST 9-6

BROWN 20-10

',Arr.,/ 9MYTN 0/DO: 9-7

W NNKMuHsburg, PA BOBBY BROWN 17-10

DAVID SANBJRN 119-14 none SHAKFSPEAR'S SISO 8-5 Davis McKay 550 IIPPARS 0-24

O'DeelShsw 930)DHl.Cuse, NY MOVEMENT D-27 Hottest:

TLC 1-1 FIREHOUSE 1B-12 HI 17-13 CHAP ME MDD EOwards:Meech WMMEJAuqusts. ME RITZ 11 EN 2-7

-FIVE SWING OUT SISTER

DEI. MGTRI Malne,d(Jammin' Sam EN VOGUE 3-3 WZYPMunTseAI., AL MOTH, SYNDICATE CATHY DENNIS ANNIE LENNOX BAD C%VPMIT

NOR HE BADD

STING OUT SISTER INKS CHARLES CHRISTOPH

K.W.5. (dp)

ARRF'1E31 DEVELOP" 1Y_í4 AL H. SURE/ 16-16

Chris Andrews

none

SAIGON NICK Hottest: RIYZ II EN t-1

Hottest: BOYZ II EN 6-1 PETER CETERA 7-3 EN VOGUE 10-7

Hottest: RIY2 II MEN }1 EATON JON 4-2 AB LOGIC 5-4

NDE OOIE

HOAETTERtRs7

TOAD WET

WHOA/Columbia. SC Rush/McKay

CATHY DENNIS

Ibttest: GUNS N. ROSES 1-1 SHAKES'EAR'S SIST 2-2

PICNAAG MARX 6-3 TOAD STIE -NET ..TRO 1T-12

14

OP LZFPAPD 0.20

S 14- BRYAN ADAMS 149 BRAPLF_S

K.W.S. 37-15 TIE SPHO 1-1 GENESIS 2-2 K.D. LANG

ELM/ .PAIN 3-3

I 20-16 DEF LBPPARD 39-27 flRYAN ADAMS 6-4 SOP DRAGONS

TOAD THE 1 7 SPPJ 4-4

~IS 6-6 K92/Roanoke, VA

WKSSMartlod. CT DEL AMITRI B-6 PATTY 911TH 0/DAN 10-9

Hottest: RITZ II lEN 1-1 B95.51acksoe. MS

Brown/Michaels

Jones)Klutch BOBBY BROWN 11-5 Dru Laborde LINDSEY HN](INGNA BRYAN ADAMS 1k.6 JUDE 0:(E

CATE( DONNI5 GEORGE LAME (Gip)

K.W.S. 16-10 PATTY SMYTI 0Í)N 19-11

COLOR ME BADE

ANNIE LFNNO(

BAD RS'PANY SIDR ME BADE)

'IOVLYNT (dp) TYLER COLLINS INDIGO GIRLS Hottest: Hottest: H ottesI: TLC 2_ RITZ II BEN 3-2

- RITZ II MEN 1-1GOES EN VOGUE 3-2

N' ROSES 1-1 SHARESPEARS SIST 2-2

EE VOGUE 7-5 SUNS N' WSW 23-16 Songs in New 8 Active have been reported by at least 50 CHR reporters in the . E`TDM

THHE

4.3 5-0

BOTZ I_ EN 23-15 GENESIS 24.11

HOUSE OF PAIN 37.27 current week. Songs in Significant Action have been reported by 10 or more GUTADS X' OSESEES 6-5 DEL 1111TR1 36-27

TIC-FM/Hartford. CT Mlle bell/Lundon

CHR reporters but fewer than 50. Below the "artist/title (label)" designation, fol- WAPEIJAcksondlb, FL 2102/Samnneh. GA Wlmme,lAllen

lowing the word Reports, is the total number of stations reporting the song this Jell McCeHney

CATHY DENNIS Up Same BAD COMPANY R.D. LJG (dp)

SNAP (dp) Hottest:

week. Moves are designated as (upward chart movement), (same chart last Down (downward

CATHY DENNIS ME BADD

TITHED RONIc (dp' Hotter.-:

TLC 1-1

RIY2 II MEN 3-2PATTY EN VOGUE 6-4

position as week or continued uncharted airplay), and chart movement). Finally, followingthe word Adds, the total number of stations adding Y

COLOR

Hottest: RITE II Ex },

TLC Y-2

RIYz II 'FIE 3-1 WITH WWI 12-1

BRYAN ADAMS 22-1- HI -FIVE 17-I1 BOBBY BROWN 19-14

the record this week is listed, followed by a sampling of individual station activity the Complete be found in the Parallels.

a VOGUE b -A ATON JOHN 5-5

xiTa MA1.:AY 33-26 DES IE'PARD 39-)o 231 Current Reporters

WKE EHunting pion WV on song. airplay activity can p p Y Y TEMPLE W THE D]G 10-6 KTUXIShrevepon, _A

221 Current Piayll{4

McFadden :Miller WOUTIJohnson City. TN $neDXMdB/ris Called In Frozen Pleyllat (5): Breakers have achieved 60% CHR airplay for the first time. Records not yet HurUMAnn

WILSON PHILLIPS WKEEMUnlInOtOn Hottest: achieving Breaker status may accumulate sufficient chart points from high chart MD ,MANY MATERIAL ISSUE WCKZ/Charlotte GULLS N. ROSS 1_11 TLCSÁ55 T 2.1 positions on stations reporting them to deb on the CHR National Airplay/40. debut JORDAN

LINDSEY RIQ ENG/A

BAD MEANT SHY HM SYNDICATE WOVVIWeat Palm Beach

SWJO-BEAR'S SIST T -T SAIGON KICK (d0) WSSX/Charleeton RIAl II MEN 10-10 PAm 911TH 0/DON 16-16 CHR Rotation Criteria

EPHRAIM LFMIS FASTER PUSSYCAT (dp) Hottest:

FASTER PUSSYCAT Ydp) Nottct:GENESIS

9-6

WKDD/Akron

PWR92IJMstown, PA Fulltime Adds and/or Ons: four plays in a 24 -hour period, SAGE Ú77K

BOTZ II KN 15-8 DM Not Report, Playllet Frozen (5):

three of them before midnight- 10-9 FIREAamslJsmas

SLAUGHTER IB-16SLOI 010100

BANN ',6'' PWR13aMlaml

BAD COMPANY MITOH MAt1OR 21-18 f1ER 119

DAVID SUNKEN 25-22 WDFX/Detrolt ANNIE LENNOX

DEF IEPPARD 31-2N WERZIEseter

SASS IIS Dayparted Adds and/or Ons: one-two plays in a 24 -hour period, W2YPMunt.e)IN

Hottest: both before midnight. WORD/Grand Rapids RITZ II MEN 3-1 U2 N BAR ADAM- lI-N PATTY 9RTH 0/DON 115-9 rIPFJX%ISP' »-19

g Breakouts are records not included in there i listings Most Added listin s that are receiving concentrated regional airplay. The have fewer than 50 reports national-

MINI5 ly but have five or more adds in the region listed.

84R&R August 28,1992 CHR ADDS 8. HOTS - ' 4

WZOK/Rockford. IL

Phillips/Kelley

SYNDICATE

WHOT/youngstown, OH Dick Thompson

BAD COPANY

KZIOIDuINf, MN

Michaels/Tommy a

BAD ~AO

NGGG/R.pkd City, SD Dan KM1eY

ANNIE LENNOX

KPATISou. Falls. SD

Scott McGuire

BAD ~ANY

PWR1021Fresno, CA

DavisIRotarts

CATHY DENNIS

KDON/S.Ilnae- Monterey, CA

Newm.n/W IIOe

GIRLS

KTRSICaspet, WV

Gery Marshall

BAD OOIPA.NY atantl0RHTTMI I

531 `: RODNEY CAVELL SASS JORDAN OIARL6 & EDDIE BAD COWAN( CATHY DENNIS VOICES ,07VEtR

CATHY DENNIS CHARLES OIRISTOPH

DRY LtPPARD (Op) BAD 0)PANY (UP)

Hottest: GUNS N' ROSES 1-1

ANNIE LIMY= (dp) BLACK CRONES (Up)

BOBBY HMI Hottest:

SWING art SISTER (Op) RHT11W SYNDICATE (dp)

GEORGE IAIOND NU SHO02

VOICES RUDE BOYS

DAVID CASSIDY MATERIAL ICAUE (Op)

MATERIAL ISSUE (Op) U2 2-2 DAVID CASSIDY (Op) SNAKE -SPEAR'S 51ST 5-1 LINIXSES BUCKIBOHA (dp) RUDE BOYS AL B. SURE! SASS JORDAN

MOST ADDED CK 1051FIInt. MI SOUP ORA0OI0 (dp) Hottest:

GENESIS 5-3 BATE CRUIF-S 7-5

Hottest: ELTON JOIN 2-1

TOAD TIE ITT SPRO 6-5 BRYAN ADAMS 10-7

Hottest: vTRNS N' NOSES 1.1

Hottest: BOYS II NEIL 1.1

Hottest: BOYZ II MEN 7-3

BEACH BOYS

Hottest: SL Mlcngis/SNrenson PETER CETERA 5-1

JON 7-2 DEE LFPPARD 13-9 SHAKES/EAR'S 51ST 4-3

11-B FIREHOUSE 12-9 PATTY 0311+ v/DON 1 10 }

TOAD TSE YET SPRO 4-2 GENESIS 6-5

BOBBY BIOTIN 5-2 HI -FIVE ¢3

JADE 11-8 DAVID 9NNN 1}íA

PATTY 9- v/Dail 7-5 DEI. FACE ) BAD COMPANY (30)TECI+NOT0ONIC

CATHY DENNIS (20) áP1APD0 TFA6 TS Iles FIREHOUSE 22-1B BRYAN ADAMS 8-6 NOLSF. O PAIN 1}8 DAVID BADE 30-23 BE. AI +}-0

ANNIE LENNOX (17) ANNIE LENNOX

BAD GOWANT TOAD THE YEl SPRO 15-10 NILSOI PHILLIPS 17.11

DEN' LEPPARD 29-23 KROC/RocneMer, MN

Ackerman/Davis DEE LFPPARD 21-19 FAG 16-11 COLOR ME BADD 30-14 BOT2 II MEN 16~12

SOUP DRAGON 21_16

LINDSEY RHYTHM SYNDICATE WHIZ/Eau Claire, WI WOBR/Sprnglield, IL Honº4/Honolulu, HI KZZUISpoiuna. WA

BUCKINGHAM (13)DAVID CASSIDY AB LOGIC

W)001S.AInew, MI lee/Johnson 30011E B. NÁ.51115 DAVID CASSIDY

MmralCrocket NH Mohler Kan Hopkins NCHMICh10o, CA RsU Fr.nktyn

COLOR ME BADD (11) SLAUGHTER Rick Belches

BAD COMPANY BAD 09RAMY BAD COMPANY Al. B. SUIIEI cA DP NE OAoo

Hottest: PETREL ISSUE (Op) ANN1F, LENNOX SYNDICATE RUDE BAD MEANT (Op) ERASURE

SHW(ESPEAPS 51ST }1 Hottest: TSYNDICATESSTE

SWING OTT SISTER

SAIGON SAIGON RICK (Up) LINOSEY BOCKI'GNA RUDE BETS SASS JORDAN (0D) GENESIS

TLC 2-2 BOTZ II 'FA 10-4 G N' 80.56 1-1 KYYYIBIsmarck. ND

OIlSeN. GUNS N. ¢2

Hottest: A AT 11-6

INDIGO GIRLS Hottest:

VOICES Hottest:

CF11Nf 0101 (dD) Hottest:

J110f COLE

R.D. LAIC (dp) BREAKOUTS BOBBY BROWN 11-6

PETER CETERA 2-2 BRYAN HAMS }3 Beck/Kelly

3ROSES131.

PATTY SMITH v/DOK 16-7 BOn II 'EN 15-8 GALS N. ROSES 1_1 BOYz II MEN 1_t GULLS N. 80.56 2-1 Hottest:

DAVID CASSIDY (9) R.Y.S. 18-11 TOAD HE VET SPRO N-4

FIREHOUSE 5-5 DAVID CASSIDY EPNPAIM íE115

FIREHOUSE 21-12 KEEDY 27-25

GENESIS 13-9 EN VOGUE 14-11

TOAD THE VET SPRO 3-3 GEM6I3 5-5

JADE B-3 BOBBY NUNN 9-6

TLC 4-2 SHAKESPEAR'S S1ST 5-Y

BMYZ II AFL B-2 K.Y.S. 26-V3

SASS JORDAN (1)

ERASURE (6)

wMEEJFl Wayne, IN

D.eISIChns WTCFISo9Nn.w, MI Penem./Wllde

BAD COPANT SASS JORDAN

SARESPEAR'S SIST 29-77

Y94NERD NO

PATTY SMITH v/11011 17-12

NG95 S oua City, IA

FIREHOUSE 7-6 U2 B-7

C13AP IE BADD tY-0 GEORGE LAI OND 21-18

BRYAN ADAMS 8-7 BOT2 II Ex 2419

AFTER 7 28-20 SOUP WAGONS 34 2B

COIDR YE BADD 0-30

MATERIAL ISSUE (5) BAD ~ANY CATHY DENNIS DU LBPPAD

COVER GIRLS MATERIAL ISSUE

9°' Jack Lundy

CtHInlOulnn KOKZ/WNerloo, IA

Den Olsen KOMOMonolulu, HI

Mane/Hen K WINSIocklon, CA Bob Lewis ROIX/G+and Junction, CO

- CHARLES E EDDIEHottest: Hottest:

PARTY (Up) PATTY 4M1f v/DOB (OD)

DIMS N. POSE 2-1 DAMS SANBONY (Op) BAD ~ANY COOCAIN( TI ER 10LINS

SWING 071 SISTER NI -FIVE SOCALLA M'S MST DENNIS

MkheNfMeyden

BOYS II MEN 1-1

GUNS N. ROSES 2-2 HotsSOUP DRAGONS (Op) Hottest:

A.L.T. A THE LOST 10-7 PAM BATH v/DON 11-9

SASSJOLINDSEY

BIQINGHA JORDAN

CHARLES A EDDIE BAD

COMPANY

ANNIE LENNOX

JUDE COLE R02N.LA (Up) ANNIE IENOK (Op)

Hottest: 1-1

CATHY DENNIS BAD

' P2 PATTY 015TH v/DOB 9-6 ROBBY BRON 12-9 EN VOGUE 5-2

DRAGONS 16-13 DFP LJPPARD 28-19 Hottest:

ELTON JOIN 1-1

Hottest: SNAKESPEAPS SIST 3-1

JI1 . NAIL Hottest:

ERIC G.APR71 (Up) Hottest:

ROTS II MFN 3-2 BOBBY ERE" 4-3

ERASURE (Up) FASTER PUSSYCAT (OD)

BRYAN ADAMS 15-11 BOYZ II MENU 12-5 TOAD THE YNT -6RO }3 TOAD THE NET SPRO 7-6 SHAKESPEAR'S SIST 1_t BOTT II MEN 1-1 PM DAWN 8-6 SASS JORDAN )Up)

W GROIGnnd R.D'ds, MI EIRRSUJSE 15-7 BRIAN ADAMS 16-8

WBNOBbomington, IL

RODDInalLeughlfn BOTz lí 8-6

FIREHOUSE 11-9

BRYAN ADAMS 12-10 BOYS II REN 3-3

EN VOGUE 9-5 TIC 2-2 JADE Y -p j

JADE 12-10 MATERIAL ISSUE (Op)

INDIGO GIRLS (d )

GossatllMAGfll PATTY SKIN /DOH IY-10 FIREHOUSE 18-12

BOT2 II MEIN 1T-11 BABYFACB 11-8 SOPHIE B. HAWKINS 15-10

ETON JON 12-5 NRO/Tucson, AZ Hottest:

WKDO/Akron, OH U9315outh Bend. IN SASS JORDAN (OD) Cd INE DIOI 7-6 PwleScolt ELTON LAMER 5-2

Sulllsanl0'N.H nOne Hottest:

Durocher/EIIbt DAVID CASSIDY LINf1SEY BICRINOIA

KKXUG,end Forte, ND KLUCAae Vegas,SHARESPEM'3 NV CATHY IMAMS SIST 7 -II

BOTZ Il MN 10-6

nave Hottest:

RICHARD MARX 9-9 BOYAR ADAMS 10-10

R.D. Imo' SAIGON RICE

BAD D9PA+T MATERIAL ISSUE (Op)

Acker/Fite

BAo 07EAIT

Dean/ThomasPATTY ARRESTED OEVEIDPM (dp) Hottest:

94}H so/DON 1 B } R.D. LANG 18-11

ELTON JUN 1-1 GUIS N' ROSES 2-2 BRYAN ADAMS 8-8

PETER CETERA 11-11 FIREHOUSE 12-12

LINDSEY BOQINOIA Hottest: ELTON JOIE! }1

Hottest: ELTON NM 1-1 TOAD TIE VET SPRO }3

CATS DENTS R.Y.S. SOUP DRAGONS

t

13X0111RL RNR

[OTT II LEN 3-1 GRILLS N' ROSES 2-2 SNAIEESPEAP'S SIST }3

rd, OR

R. Charles Snyder

BOBBY BRIM 1}Ij W+XX/Green Bay, WI GUNS N' ROSES 5-2 GENESIS Y -Y COLOR ,E BADD

vim' + TIC }I BM II MEIN 5-2

SOUP DRACHMS 17-Ij

FIREHOUSE 20-20 Stone/Ross BOY2 II MEN 6-Y BOBBY MOWN 16-12

U2 6-5 7NXS 23-15

ANNIE :t7INO% MOTH SYNDICATE

_ AI MADONNA Y_j NOTE a PAIN Z2-16 LINDSEY B1C7(INGNA

CATHY DENNIS

WROR/Conlon. OH NNE/ MAWincent

SNVCESPEAR'S SIST JUDE 03LE

PATTY HEN0/IKN 20-13 WCIL/Carbondele, IL Hottest: ELMI JON 1-1

VOGtEAR -S SIST 111-7

EN VOGUE 15-10 DAVID CASSIDY (Op)

SASS JORDAN (OD)

DAVID SANBORN (KNT/Spring+i.ld, MO Tony W.ilskus WILSON PHILLIPS 10-9 FASTER PUSSYCAT (Op)

BAD COMPANY (op) BAD CC PANT Alexander/Thiessen MITCH MALLOY 15-12 KYRRILas Vega., NV BAD C)1ANY (dp)

INDIGO GIRLS (dp) Hottest: JADE p1100150 18-16 MOST ADDED KFNS/Bclse, ID Drew/O'Hara P3 GREGG ALEXANDER (Op)

GREG ALANDEH (o E E p) 0! .10!N ELT 5-3 OODN PE BELO (Up) ERIC OAPTYN PATTY SMITH v/DON 20-18 Stone/AnRur COLOR 1£ ROOD (Op)

CATHY DENNIS (25) NIRVANA (Up) BRYAN ADAMS 12-8 LINDSEY BUOLIN(,HA SACK CROSS (Up) CATHY ENIS L7 (Op)

LINDSEY BICKINGHA (Op) FASTER PUSSYCAT (dD)

CECE PENISTOH 13-10 PATTY SMITH v/110N 19-/u

HELEN 16MER Hottest:

BONA MEI RHITIM SYNDICATE

WKFR/Relameroo MI

Britain/Dillon BAD COMPANY (12)

CAMf DON IS DAVID CASSIDY

COOP M BADE

ANNIE 1E AX

Hottest; BOTZ II 101 to -5

Hottest: GULLS N' ROSES 2-1

DEL AMITRI 29-+9

WI

GENESIS 5-2 TOAD 111E SPRO 6-3

Hottest: WIZ II EN 1_t ANNIE LENNOX (OD)

COLOR ME BADE (10) ARRESTED DEVELOP.(9)SASS

COLOR ME BADD

JORDAN SALOON KICK 2 te1MITED

MITCH MALLEIY 19-11 CELINE DION 20-13

U2 3-2 Z10AMedlwn, PATTY StYTH V/DOW 7_4 GAINS N' 110.í2S 2-2 BAD CONANY BAD (OD) Hottest: KGOTIAncnwape. AK BRIAN ADAMS 2}15

MITO) IIALLOY 4-3 Ed Lambert BRYAN ADAMS Bfi SMUKESPEARS SIST 4_3 ROME( CRONELL (OD) SWING OUT SISTER (8) Hottest: ICU II LEN 2-2 Marl Murphy DEF L PPARD 30-19

GENESIS 7-4 BRYAN ADAMS 10-5 II -FIVE

CHARLES 1 EDDIE 13-11 FIRENFSE 3-4 BOBBY BROWN 15-5

LINDSEY BCKIIGHA CATHY 01105 (Op)

SIAKESPEAR'S SIST 3-1 BOBBY BRUIN 16-13

BRIAN ADAMS 16-6 BOBBY BROW 19-9 BAD COEANY

B94.71Reddln9. CA

WPXRIDaren IA JADE JUDE COLE

WVKSRoledo, OH Wheeler/Kruse W LR W ICOoepelgn, IL

MATERIAL [Salt (OP)

Hottest: BREAKOUTS JADE 18.14 PARTY 2}19

FIREHOUSE 25-19 DES IHPPARD 34-29

CATHY DENNIS

ERASURE

Coydlaker

Mark Elliott ANNIE LOIRE) Hottest:F COLOR NE BARD

Biskern0re/Coe GUNS N' ROSES 1-1 ELTONA ADAM 2-2SWING SING OR SISTER D-36 Mockton. CA

Stotklon, CA (op) R.D.

Hottest: Hottest: CE. AMITRI

OR SISTER SASS JORDAN (7)

WILSON PHILLIPS GALS N' R0.gS F-1 JUDE ONCE FINEIXXSE (dp) BRYAN ADAMS 3-3 KZMG/Bo/se, ID BOYZ [[ MEN 5-2 ANNIE LOIsXJ%

SAIGON KICK BOTO II E N 5-2 TILER ,IBS TYLER Ol.LINS (Op) TOAD THE HET SPRO 4-4 VOICES (6)DeMaroneyMollmanBRYA Mike Kasper NE 9-6 CASSIDYDAVID

LISA VALE

CATHY DENNIS GENESIS 9-4 SHARESPEAR'S SIST 10-7

Hottest: MADONNA 2-1

CATHY DENNIS (dp) Hottest:

PATTI SRTT( v/DON 1}6 DAVID CASSIDY (5) CATHY DENNIS

CHARLES A EDDIE

TMEBPONI I}RO 11-0

9

CAT« DENNIS Hottest:

AFTER 7 N.Y.S. 17-13 ELTON .OHM 5-3 áT01 JOIN 2-1 WAZYMI.YMte, IN ERASURE (5) RHYTHM SYNDICATE BAD CIMANY PATTY 9CYTH v/DOH 15_12 8012 II 'Ell 2-1

COLOR NE »ADD City, ON GUNS Al ROSES 7-4 02 6-4 S1ecy/Kenyon JUDE COLE (Up) Hottest: ERASURE 3-3

Hottest: eon 3-1 BO II

KJI00/O111ahorna McCoy/Kidd

9012 II 101 11-8 BOBBY WWII 15-10

MITCH MALLOY 8-5 HZ AMITRI 15-13 HACK CRONES (0) D

DAVID t:NBORX (OD) Hottest:

ELTON JON 1-1 14170) MALOY 6-5

KPXRJAnehor.ge. AK P.ImerOw yer

PATTY MYTH sr/DON 6-4 BOBBY BRO BI 9-6

EN VOGUE 2-2 INGENESIS BOBBY BRU 6-4 BAD COMPANY (Up) (107/Tulsa, OK PATTY 91YTH v/001123-20 Hottest:

GINS I' ROSES 1-1 BIM II MI 10-7 BOBBY BR1N 16-11

9-6 BRYAN ADAMS 10-7 TNXS

PM CAVN 12-9

HI -FIVE 15.10 JADE D-23

SWING CUT SISTER JADE ERASURE

Michael Ring g

LINDSE( BUO1 NGHA

WKNO/Charleroia, MI

Chris Darns BOTZ II MEN 1}3 SNAI6PEAR'S SIST 11-8

BOBBY BBGI/N 21-12

DEI.'. 2}1Y ENS. 5-30 36-25

PIPEºYI^S 11-1 0 KC

CATHY OBRI GERRJS ONUS -MEN (Op)

(Op)

Y971SanM BerDaro, CA Meadel5uere

WOTLOeyon, OH Keplen/BOberls

ANNIE LENNOX

GREGG ALEXANDER lop) CATHY DENNIS NAILING saw Edc)

BA) DOEANY SWING OUT SISTER

PATTY 9(Y1í) v/DON 16-1 3 P2 E.N.S. 5-30 KNMG1Cobrado

Ventura,CA tura. Rno0es15 We

COVGERER

GIRLSER

NOBo'C,Cest

(dp) CHARLES F EDDIE

Hottest: BEACH BOYS (Up) K.D. I.NG KMGZRawton. OK Springs, CO ARRESTED OYEDFM TLC 2-1 OCLOR ,E BAD)

DEE LEPPARD TIC 4-1 BAD !APANY (00 CATHY DENNIS Stalker/Saunders SUrens/CIulse DAVID 511110N BOYS lI 101 4-2 SWING OR SSTER

(UDR ME NADO GUNS N. ROSES 3-3 JIMMY NAIL Hottest: LAO

CATNT DENIMS Hottest: GUMS N. 110.X6 8-7 Hottest: GENESIS Hottest:

SWUdSPEAR'S SIST 5-4 EN VOGUE 6-5

DAVID CASSIDY 'ON9uergue, GUNS N' ROSES 1-1 TIC 2-2 ERASURE

CATHY DOOMS KKSSIAIbU NM

ARRESTED DEVELOP,

(OD)

BM II TEL 1-1 COON ME BARD 10-10

JADE 10-9 SHAKE -SPEAR'S 3157 Iv_tl

T1L 2-1 9-7

TLC Y-2 EN VOGUE 5-3 eon II MEN ío-4 PATTY 94TH v/DON 17-10

BOR II Ell 9-6

KOKOIOmMa, NE

O(erdrumisleele

Hottest: ELTON JOHN 1-1 BOYZ II NFJ! 5-3 SHAKESPEAR'S SIST 8-6

TOAD THE NET SPRO 7-5 FIREHOUSE 17-9 PATTY 94TH v/001 22-13

SASS JORDAN

SAIGON KICK DAVID CASSIDY (0p)

(Up)

Jaynes/MorganHotter COLOR M (ADD AFTER

BOTZ BOB Y-1 II: JODECI 6-YbrleLJackson N20EEP 25-17

NOISE (. PAIN 2¢18 CHARLES & EDDIE 3N-22

Y9LBIIIIn MT gs PJZ4Ja

is HI -FIVE 2-254 R.Y.S. 34-25

80000 ADAMS 1¢11 CATHY DENNIS

CHARLES & EDDIE 11-10 DEL A4t81 17-13

KTXYICoIum Die, MO

Su/ere/Knight JEANNETTE EMT LINILSEY RUCKING -LA A (d )

D

HOUSE R PAIN CATHY DENNIS

A.L.T.9-6 ALT. A THE LOST 10-7 JADE I4_11

RPSIIPAIm In . CA Spr gs Clerk/Douglas

NI -FIVE DIARIES I EDDIE

ON95RrIk.t WA lea.

Paul Walker

KRNOTee Moines, IA AFTER 7 INDIGO GIRLS (Op) Hottest: COLOR NE C!X BADD

McCann/Weis ANNIE LENNOX WIFCIWouuu, WI BAD 071PANY ROTC 11 BOB3-I eon II MEN 1-1 KSNDIEugene, OR CARES & E)DIE ARRESTED DEVEIfPH (Up) NIRVANA

HI -FIVE Hottest: TON THE HET SPRO 1-1

Damos/Mllchell SWING OUT SISTERGUMS SASS JORDAN Op) BOBBY 5-3 N. 8056 6-2

BOBBY 8AIWN }3 Ruh/Stone NIISON PHILLIPS (Up)

Hottest: COMM SYNDICATE (Op) SWING OR SISTER (B) p

BAD COMPANY

FASTER PUSSYCAT (Op)

DAVID CASSIDY BOY2 II MEN 7-2 ANNIE LENINDI Hottest: PATTY 9fRN 9/DON 19-12

011TH

24-10 SHAKE -SPEAR'S SIST B -u N[ -FIVE BOT2 II 'fl'I 3-2 RASTER PUSSYCAT lop) CATHY

Hottest: GUNS N' ROSES 5-4 SWING OUT SISTER GUNS N' ROSES 2-1 FIRFILIF, DE' PARD R.V.S. 13-7 BAD OIPANY (O D)

GUN5 N' ROSES 7-5 Hottest: LINDSEYMOILS

TOM fDLIIMNE 1-1 SIAKFSPEAPS SIST 12-7 CATHY DENNIS BOT2 II LEN 3-2 31-15 CATHY DENNIS (Op) BOBBY BROWN 11-6 TOAD t01 YET 5-3

SITTER SISTER (dp)

PETER CETERA 3-2 SHAKE -SPEAR'S 31ST 5-Y

BOBBY BROWN 16-11 BAD al/PANT B10I INGHA

GENESIS 0-3 SHAPESPEAR'S 51ST 5-4

WZOOAIma, OH

G.IIa /Crud

MK X X/BakwaibM, CA W.IINOaman

SAIGON KICK Hottest:

JADE 10-7 NI -FIVE 21-16

BOBBY RRMe! 1}5 SNM6PEM'3 51ST 9-6

Hottest: GUNS N. ROSES 1-1

GENESIS 11-8 PATTY WITH v/DON 18-15

WMGVIOshkosh, WI

H olland/Stone SOYIIC B. N1W.I NS (1081KY

SAIGON KICK

PAIR 98TH v/ION 7-5 goer A.D. LANG SWING OUT SISTER (Up)

BM II 'f7! 9-3 DEL AMITRI 14-9

KWNZIReno, NV PATTY SIM v/DON 16.9 PATTY SMRM V/COI /Y_0

14701 MALIDT 15-10

965TOIErensrllls. IN

W ItMUpoon/Mercer

SLUR M BADE

ANNIE LENNOX

Hott st: (op)

Hottest: GIRLS N' ROSES 5-1

RHYTHM SYNDICATE SOULS (op)

Hottest:LTO

ELTON JOHN 1-1 BRYAN ADAMS 4-3 PATTY /SEtN -/DON 9-8

FIREHOUSE 15-13 DEF. IHPPARD 26-21

Hottest: GALS N. ROSES 2-2 U2 7-4 NOTCH 11_6 BOB) II NON 12- 7 SHAX6PEAP'S SIST 17-10

RKRDIWkhlls, KS RobDlns/Wllllsms

KLEE/Dubuque, IA

Doug Collins

DEFANN LE

LENNOX ANNIE LIMO% L EDDIE

BADBY BROWN BOBBY BAD COMPANY (dp) INDIGO GIRLS

LINDSEY BCKIN.HA BAD YNT (rap) MEDIA SYNDICATE (dp) Hotter Q17! (Up) Nottesl: GUNS N. ROSES }t ROTE SIST 9-8 ROTE II MEx t5-tY PATTY 9RTH v/DON 17-15

CATHY DENNIS ERASURE01110 (Up) ANNIE (Up) PATTY SMITH v/DON (p) Hotte_stEAP'S 51ST (Up)

II: 80.12 II MEIN 5-1ERASURE JADE 7-3

BOBBY BROWN 16-10 PATTI SMITH160/DON 20-13 JADE 21-16

995/Fresno, , Gen/II/Murphy CereylMurDhy

K.V.S.

ARRESTED DEVEUYM

(aiusa/Macken

CATHY DtONIS WO BAD ERRANT (OD) ANNIE MAUOX (Up) EIAS+ EA(dp) (Up)

JADE (OHOD) Hottest:

297/Billings, MT 9s SI. John/Anderson

SYIIG OUT SISTER (Op) CAD

CODA DENNISBARD

AFTER

D

Hottest:

BOYS II EN 19-13 FIREODSE 16-14

(FFM/Vaklme, WA

Grp Adams

DAVID DENNIS DAVID CCITE (Cpl SAIGON KICK (Op)

TLC y SASS JORDAN (Up) FIREHOUSE 21-18 ME pByNE718-14 AL B. SORE!

GUNS N. KBES 1-1SASS BOT2 II 1FN 1-1 JORDAN

PATTY SMITH v/DON 14-10 BOR II NON 17-12

RT FIANCE 18-13

K29S/Peorfe, IL

Wheeler/Stern SAIGON KICK CATHY DENNIS SWING OUT SISTER

DAVID CASSIDY Hottest: GUMS N' RO'iS 1-1

KFRXNIncoln, NE

Sonny Valentine

CE.INE D10H 0-18 CUB NOUVEAUGUNS VOICES HOUSE O PAIN

TLL 2-2 TEOINO7PCIIC 9-4 SHAKE5PEAR'S SIST 14_8

N. NOSES Y_

GENESIS 7-4 ~SPEAR'S SEST 12_6

GREGG ALEXAMOER)(Up) Hottest: BOO II YEN 5-1

U2 BAD COMPANY

ANNIE LENNOX

COLOR M BADD

ELTON JON 3-2 PATTY 914TH v/DON 16-9

ANNIE LENNOX (Up) CATHY DENNIS

2 TOD MANY BOTO II EN 22-14 PATTY SINN v/DON 15-13 GUNS N' WOAD a-3

22-14 SAIGON NICK (Up) BAD COMPANY DEL AMITRE 17_I4 COLON NE

BADD CANI-FIVE DENNIS Hottest: Hottest: PATTY 9111+ v/DON 30-18

Hottest: Hottest: FIREHOUSE IBIS Hottest: NIL 3-+ E,W.S. 37-27

JON SECADA JON

2-1 ELTON 8-3

BOAZ II 1EN B -1 BOBBY BROWN 20-10

GUNS N. ROSES 3-2 WYE II PEN 7-3

EN BOT2 II M 5-2 POZAL/ 7-3

TLC 6-6 TECNOTNONIC 15-7

(1415LSE 16.14 NI -FIVE 18-15

SHAKESE tI'S SLST 8-6 NI -FIVE t7-14

EN 4001E 12-6 BAeTFAO 16-7

GENESIS 11-9 JUDE ODLE 32-28 ROBBY BROWN 20-17

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231 REPORTERS 1

A BRYAN ADAMS Do I Have To Say The Words? (AM?) LP: Waking Up The Neighbours

Total Reports 180 78%

Parallel Regional Reach Reach 11:11P1 48% E 841 P2 811 S 911 P3 97% N 84% W 46% Chart Sumo Ty

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 3 6 11 20 Summary 6-15 15 61 45 121 UP 161 16-40 7 21 9 37 DEBS 0 Ons 1 0 0 1

SAME 15 Adds 0 0 00 DIEM 3 Ch Adds 1 0 0 1

ADDS 1 Total 27 88 55 180

GIST

WPLS 16-12

WD]0 27-16 Z100 19-17

WF51K 21-19 894 10-7

PRO -P 13-9

~1 14-12

PWP99 2-5

STAP94 6-6

.K17,L 12-7

KM 8-7 PW1196 on fr WW1 14-10 PWIPIO 22-17 0105 17-14

BIOfST

0102 28-22 WCI 9-8 NL3T 14 fr

WZPL 12-11

KIXA 9-5 OW 19-16

4®0 7-5

497

411S a-27 801Z 15-14 (150 9-22 099.5 8-8 O 12 21-9

141 U ST

F1192 13-10 YA® 15-11 WAAL 10-10 WOE 5-2 WHOP 14-10 JET -FM 11-7 1(I 21 fr

1611a 14-9

WEEK 8 fr P11R92 11-8 4.100 17-7

R19107 23-19 0101 19-16

WApI 18-8

99901I 16-13 1619 19-14

7102 16-14

9807 7-6 930 30-22 WFST 22-19 WRQ 12-6 1(12 18-17

16TY 9-8 WOW 22-18 0111 19-16

SOON

Y®p 14-11 KIWI 11-8 WFMF 21-16 (106 13-11 195 17-15

4651 9 fr

W1 14-6

0FM 14-11 0105 14-12 61W 23-16 WOO 13-8 402 12-10 WLSI 16-13 W91 13-6

17P 17 fr

895.5 12-9 WAPE 25-22 WR/T 12-10 W11 16-11

KIM 12-11

WOJ1 14-4

11I( 15-11

WHY 17-14 1107 18-21

897 13-10

OL1067 19-16 WRY0 5-2 K92 13-8

Z102 22-17 K7131 11-9

KI31 7-6 WOW 13 fr

67011E -7T

9(00 8 fr

Y11pR 10-5 W(8 18-16 W1Z 19-11 K80 16-13 96510 I1-9

1105 15-14 MEE 15-11

WRD 10 fr.

YIXX 12-8 (J103 22-16 (080 15-10 WILY 4-3 093 14-11 W3A 18-12 0100 3-3 01'6 16-8 U93 13_11 GO1 8-6 WITS 23-16 K107 25-22 WIFC 13-9 (68D 13-11 WOI 12-11

4,671

(795 15-12 IO1G 17-12 ASO 26-24 6f8C 16-6 FM104 10-7 811111 27-21 (LW 8-7

EAST

WERE 3-2 4fE 6-4

103C1R 20-10

95XXx 17-12 NKPE 13-11 W ZTO 6-5 WTYS 17-13

9501 12-8 WDMP 19-9

W10 10-5

SOUTH

KAES 24-19 KOIZ 14-11 WCSF 13-8

WZK6 21-12 4710 18-13

VOX 25-14 (011 17-13 W.IM% 16-9 KIWI 8-7 4.SM3 16-13

KZI1 19-16 0101 16-11 K00 15-10 KNOE 17-14 WFRR 18-14

WYIY 1511 W204 22-18 KIX7 14-8

16117 11-6

KWn1 21-18 KMIN 8-4 MIS 10-8

MINEST

( TTT 13-11

W96 7-6 WCIL 19-14 YI.RO 10-8

1(O 8-7 K IST 13-12 IO.I9 9-5 0[0 17-12 61Z 23-20 0946-5 KEG. 19-17 WCF) 3-3 WA2T 8-7 6G2 13-11

000 10-9

6FilI 13-8

60041 10-7

(ROC 10-3

( 095 12-10

( PAT 8-6 WOBP 4-4

(OKZ ia-11

WEST

077T 9-6 ( PXR 6-4 793 15-10

197 16-12

111115 17-14 6081 22-17 B NII 15-9

( 7111 23-15 894.7 11-10 0995 11-8 11114 1a-10

AFTER 7

Kickin' It (Virgin) LP: Taken' My Time

Total Reports 113 491

Regional Reach E 48%

S 54% M 381 W 56%

National Summary UP 64 DEBS 15 SAME 21 DOWN 1

ADDS 12

EAST

920 17-15 000 on 166197 16-27 WMKP 28-26 P RO -P1 28-25 YWK% 30-28 WPGC 30-30

K8K0 0-24 WW2 29-26 KTR1 26-22 P6PIG 13-9

MIDWEST

WJIO 27-25 4113C1 18-15 W87 17-15 091312 15-11

WZPL 23-18 UPC 25-21 PUN a-30 KNAI a-30 am 1-27 WKW 25-24

O 104 23-19 10CFR 26-25 K M -FM 16-15 9106 22-19 K MEL 22-19 KSOI. 21-19 407977 27-24 KPLZ 23-17

CAST

F092 3--26 49'SF: d-26 WSP 33-30

Parallel Reach

P1 52% P2 52% P3 42%

Chart Summary Poo P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 6 2 1 9 16-40 20 38 18 76

Ons 1 10 5 16

Adds 0 6 4 10

Ch Adds 2 0 0 2

Total 29 56 2B 113

YF71Z on fr TIC -FM 30-27 8165 33-29 F121107 24-20 W.N 0-29

16-32 7102 0-29 WAX on VOA 30-26

SUM

WEEP 31-25 KIWI a

41E 0-34 I95 37-24 11C0 8 fr 6.11 34-31 K 2PM 31-23 010523-.22 ( FR* 27-2`. 4412 on Y6HT 29-24 W21P 40 fr

B55.5 on W J% a

WABB a O011 on

397 0-28 %L1067 on W PYO 0-26 2:02 35-33 KISO on

MIIMEST

4:DD 29 fr 4704 a 1105 30-26 KOKO a

ACV 16-15 993 on

WOES on 0107 d-37

WEST

KKSS a 6000 20-19 O 95 30-26 CMG 32-26 E'Q(: 25-23 895 26-21

PW102 22-17 101I94 20-17 4299 on K 1R6 0-30

KCAO 31-19 (PSI 0-31

(WZ 35-32 1(DOtI 26-17 011N 23-17

B0.5V97 24-21 ONE. 1030IR on 000 a DIP an

90M1

(AK5 0-38 W000 0-34 K2II 0-29 0101 a

KO1Il 21-18 KNOE 25-23 WBP1 25.22 W1AY 33.31 W FM 25-24 CDC! on WRIT on WaS 40-37

MIDWEST

6811 26-24 4099 20-12 W AZT 34-28 104:Z38-36 42431 on

WAT 28-27

Z97 a K CW 28-20 994.7 21-21 091 0-32 (FAN 28-22

ARRESTED DEVEOLPMENT People Everyday (Chrysalis/ERG) LP: 3 Years, 5 Months..


Regional Reach E 26% S 9% M 16% W 48%

National Sulmmry UP 17 DEBS 10

SAME 11

DOWN 0 ADDS 15

EAST

920 23-22 16197 on 4LR a-29 OOP on W*OC 5-3

50111

6000 23-14

896 29-27 WET 4-20 Y81T a WWII on 1888)

(0001 a-35 O n d-24 WEST

60104 on P6106 19-13 (KFR a-30 ( 01 -FM 25-23

0012 0-30

NIA Parallel

Reach PI 45%

P2 21i P3 71

Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 2-5 2 0 0 2

6-15 3 2 0 5 16-40 8 11 2 21

Ons 5 4 1 10 Adds 2 3 2 7

Ch Adds 5 3 0 8 Total 25 23 5 53

0106 28-27 Z90 25-24 KNEE 13-4

650. a-30 1@1977 29-25 KP12 on 616E 16-15

CAST

Fn992 0-34 TIC -811 3-26 WKSS 34..24 4.400 0-32 11G010 WSP1 0-40 YOLA 4-31

SOUTH

WNQ 14 fr

WE 3-33 WW3D 80M an

MIDWEST

11105 38.34 053 on

WEST

O 001 on K0G a-35

995 a-27 P1111102 20-14 HOfI94 24-21 (ILC a-30 (CAO a

( PSI d-33

OWIM 26-19

Mil

111 BOS597 37-34

SOUTH

FJ6E

MINER

( FR 4-29

WBT

f93 ( F21 on

B BABYFACE 1/TONI BRAXTON Give U My Heart (LaFace/Arista) LP: "Boomerang" ST


Parallel Regional Reach

Reach Jr) P1 55%

E 62% P2 67%

S 71% P3 72% N 57% W 72% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 1 2 0 3 Summary 6-15 13 27 18 58 UP 117 16-40 14 42 30 86

DEBS 13 Ons 1 1 0 2

SAME.. 18 Adds 0 0 0 0 Dp2t,I 1 Ch Adds 2 0 0 2 ADDS 2 Total 3 72 48 151

PEST

W30 on WFL% 20-20 01E0 14-13 1394 16-12 W 4P 17-13 "CT 21-24

SOUTH

(8%X 9-8 K Á0. 15-17

4012 20-17 PWRPIG 9-7

MIDWEST

89623-20 0102 17-15 WJ16 13-10

461 12-11

WDF% 23 fr W811 8-5 WZPL a-29 KIS1 12-10 (IIP 0-32 KNB 27-25 P M 15-12 6880 a-28

WEST

K5104 0-23 1.810 16-14

ROT -EM 7-7

249.5 31-20 O 176 27-26 KW- 20-18 EVIL .29-27 8)0917 0-23 K1(2 18-12

EAST

FL192 14-12 4_ E 3-28 USSR 15-13 W 44 18-15 TIC -FM 18-15

485:; 17-17

WEE 24 fr

4.4N 24-19 R74107 17-15 (1101 21-13

WGN 21-16 9991MI 17-14

WSPK 15-10 1102 19-17 W 11 20-17

IKCR2 0-34 W1A 13-12

SODIB

W880 18-15 KBFI 20.19 4119 17-14

(106 28-24 W12 21 fr WICK 25-21

( ZFM 7-7 0105 19-16 KPRP 19-19 W 00' 22-19 WHI 30-30 WK51 22-18 W®0 21_16 6HT 21-16 WZ1P 19 fr 895.5 20-16 W W1 23-22 YA® 18-15 1181 21-19 KBiM 26-26 1107 0-36 XL1067 25-23 (92 31-26 Z102 8-5 crux 21-18 KISS 27-22 WW 21 fr

N EWEST

400) 14 fr

4911 13.8 WTZ 24-14 OW 21-18 96510 d-35 1105 20-19 W1XX 27-23 093 22-17 N KS 12-11

0107 19-16

108D on

KKSS 14-13

KKR( 16-12 (795 20-15 (1141 13-9

MSG 18-14 KSND 30-28 895 16-7 RI11102 14-10

971194 7-7 K099 17-16 KIRK 14-8 F11104 14-14 (CAN 19-13 (P51 34 29 0192 23-20 OOP 8-5 KWIN 19.16

EAST

NPRR 11-7

605597 27-23 6M6 17-15 103041 19-17

95X00 24-20

080 18-17 W1Y5 27-21 40MP 20-11

5010

PAILS 29-24 6012 18-15 165F 29-23 112101 23-11 IROr. 12-11 OCR 30-27 WJ1I1 32-28 KSMb 9-9 011 0-30 710' 22-17 MR 12-11 1113811 9-7 JUT 12-10 WPFA 0-30 XIII 20-13 11111- 34-30 W1G 12-9

KTTT 21-20 8C1. 0-33 W .AW 24-23 4010 29-27 KZl) 34-25

108G. 11-10

WAZY 0-30

PGZ 18-17 401.1 26-22 O ff 0-34

095 20-17 WAR 27-25 KCVO 11-8

0GT

(GOT 20-18 KPXA 23-15 893 28-25

Z97 24-20

KTfS 9-6 KC14f 13-7

( 01X 0-38

KR? 36-29 197 12-10

KFFM 17-11

BAD COMPANY How About That (Atco/Atlantic Group) LP, Here Comes Trouble

Total Reports 83 36% Parallel

Regional Reach Reach [Nall) PI 71 E 32% P2 35%

S 35% P3 611 M 49% 14 24% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 0 0 0 5,,1msar.y 6-15 0 O 0 0 UP 2 16-40 1 1 0 2 DEBS 0 Ons 0 0 0 0 SAKE o Adds 3 27 29 59 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 10 12 22 ADDS 81 Total 4 33 41 83

tip 615T

SOUTH

118GL 28-26

K INf3T

Woo KNB

VEST

099.5

!28 OOP JET -711 a-20 Wla PW92 a 8102

NPST

WAX 46111

WfCR -29

50118

W®O a 0105 a-33 420 a WIPE (011 a-29

KIM a YOB 18917

692 a

( 119 a-40 (ISO 0--20

tIDWER

0901 a 1105 4-37 4EE a WIZ (J103 WO 29-24 O 93 a-29 W2Aa 0107 WIPC X6RD a WET a-20

WEST

(795 : 19m FM104 a n ine

LAST

YPRR 103CI8 000 (YTS WUf a-37 410

KA4S ( 012 WOO K1471

41.119

(I5R

QII K O0 CHOP (K1

W65

-40

27

IIIIWESf

(TIT W940 1O99 4-25 ( TXT a-28 MIN 010 a WBIz T94 a 001 a-27

(1G2 WOO (0.G OIOC (095 OAT -29 W7811 -33

WCr

MDT a-37 197 (T85 -40 (01I a-40 K M 0E95 6-40

Regional Reach E 44% S 491 N 33% W 22%

National Summary UP 48 DEBS 16 SAME 17 DOWN 1

ADDO 5

UST

W9(% 31-29

SOUTH

K6X:L 0-29 1148/1.26-22

MIDWEST

00 on W6 KIM on 099.5 m

CAST

F1.092 31-25 WAX. 20-19 WSR on JET -FM 6-4 *111132 36-31 16.4N 31-26 1091_ G1 33-31

99901I 34-27 010e 26-16, 930 d-31 YPST 31-28 4R1-1 0-37 WIG 36-26 YSTA 12-11

3018

veE:l 25-20 (106 on

BLACK CROWES Thorn In Mv... (Del American/Reprise) LP: -he Soutlern Harmony And Musical...

Total Reports 87 38% Parallel

Reach P1 11%

P2 41% P3 55%

[NIA


1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 2 0 2

6-15 0 1 1 2 16-40 3 31 28 62

Ons 3 10 3 16 Adds 0 0 5 5

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 Total 6 44 37 87

195 3G-34 4/t1 30-26 0105 28-25 400 on WRIfT on WZTP 30 fr

YAPE 6-24 KM 28-23 Wx1 28-25 6R76 0-27 WAB6 0-35 JN81 3-29 W1Y0 on 892 9n 2102 38-37 (TUX 24-21 K[5% 29-24

MIDYF-S?

YROK 29-23 96510 30-27 11105 37-36 093 on UHT on WIFC 34-30 600 7-5

KF95 on K IRK 0-35 F11104 23-20 02214 on

LIST

WPRB 29-26 THE 32-25 103CI0 25-20 0ZT0 d-30

WYYS 39-33 WIMP 33-31 W70 22-20

3017TH

NLSF a

eQ0 29-27 190( 24-21 4.191 3-39 10.511 19-16

01010-29 (rnE d-39 WYAY on WRIT a

(Ynl on

11I0 17-11

MSS 39-36

MIDWEST

PRY 29-22 WH6 on WCIL a

(TXT 17-16

KITH 36-28 K ZIO a 194 30-26 4cFR 39-34 HAZY a

(MGZ 0-39

000 3-33 KOOG 3-31 WDBB 21-16

WEST

ROOT 0-40 KT8S 28-24 6010 32-26 KIM 29-25 195 32-28

BOYZ II MEN

End Of The Road (Motown) LP: "Boomerang" ST



S 93% M 89% W 96%

National Summary UP 148

DEES 0 SAME 61 DOWN 5 ADDS 0

o Parallel

Reach P1 91%

P2 93% P3 941

Chart Sulmnary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 26 35 18 79 2-5 16 35 18 69

6-15 8 23 18 49 16-40 1 7 9 17

Ons 0 0 0 0 Adds 0 0 0 0

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 Total 51 100 63 214

920 2-1 WW1 5-2 Y36 11-6

110T97 2-2

2100 7-7 8H'.I 4-2

6104 1-1

894 4-1

40m 1-I

PRO -FM 12-4 W:1-1 WPD: I-1

506.1

896 3-1

0102 9-7 WJ141 1-1

Wort 1-1

WDFT 2 fr

410 1-I

48TH 1-1

W0Á. 17-15

(8p 3-1 COR 2-2 1177102 7-1

OMB 9-7 GTR 5-3 WPM 4-2

60104 4-2 KITS 1-1

PW106 3-4 K KPR 8-6

(0T -PM 1-1

KKPZ 1-1

0001 I-1

F11f02 1-1

K LCI 6-5

099.53-2 0106 1-1 Z90 3-3 RIf1. 1-B

KSa. 1-1

999R8I 1-1

WSPK 2-1 1102 2-2 98PRY 9-8 934 3-1

WPST 20-15 0R08 5-2 8492 20-19

VOW 14-13 WlA 3-1 WYCR 17-7

9U111

Y®p 1-1

(0f1 5-3 WSW 11-5 X106 7-1 195 7-6 YSSX 21 fr

W112 2 fr

YN00 1-1

(Z2I 1-1 0105 7-2 ( 218 1-1 4Y 5-1 VIKB 6-2 1N0 1-1

Y151 7-3 OFBD 13-10 wart 5-1 WZTP 15 fr

895.5 1-1

WAPE 3-1

VII 5-2 MOT 7-7 WW1 9-3 YABB 5-3 4Y1 7-4 6488 1-1

7107 16-16 897 3-1

IL1067 I -I

W11Y0 1-1

K92 23-15 1102 3-1

XM 15-8 SISO 10-4 WW 4fr

WOO 6 fr WEI 3-1 ILTZ 10-4 GOO 17-14 96310 17-12 1103 10.6 NEE 1-1

YIX6 21-17 1104 5-2 13103 9-6

(YBK 2-2

KrAO 1-1

KPSI 3-2

(WZ 22-14 OM 7-3 K M 24-19 KWIN 3-2 KAO 1-1

EAST

30111

KARS 4-2 K OIZ 4-1

*SF 21-15 VDU 10-5 WOO 10-7 WC( 8-5 IOtlO 8-5

WJPN 1-1 K15R 40-31 K3B 3-2 0II 6-3 0101 1-3 DICE 1-1 W8PA 8-1 OTAY 5-1 w'FB 3-2 PIXY 3-2 WRIT 4-1 ( MI la -7

WY94 2-1

MINOSf

CT7T 14-12

446 25-21

WCIL 1-1

4.RW 22-19 4099 13-11

(TIT 3-2

G .TY 20.16 (720 21-17 0811 22-19 894 8-6 ItnO. 9-8 WATT 13-3

RT92 10-3 WAIB 13-13 165E 12-5 US'$R 5-1 4AZ 4 TV 11,n 6-1

TIC -FM 3-2 IaSS 3-2 YIFP 10 fr

Rm92 3-1

W .AN 6-2 FUN107 6-1 6C101 5-2

110G11 3-1

Boyz II Men Continued

POW 7-2 YIGV 14-11 093 19-15 W2A8 23-20 Yc00 27-9 WftY 12-5 u93 6-4 WAS 11-B 4107 5-3 WIFC 12-7 0RD 8-1

WEST

DM 1-1 KM 5-1 KF95 28-24 K2MG 10-7 100G41 LORD 9-3 B95 5-2 PWR102 1-1 HDTI90 1-1 K099 1-1 KUK: 5-2

PGZ 3-1

V24p 15-14 KPRR 7-3 (COG 14-11

WC 15-8 (G95 17-11

KPAT 20-17 W68R 26-22 (112 3-3

WEST

4G0? 5-2 KKR 4-2

093 2-1 Z97 1-1

KTRS 16-12 (OIH 8-2 (OI% 10-6 ORnT 10-5

894.7 2-1 Y97 9-7 0K95 19-13

PEEN 5-1

BOBBY BROWN

Humpin' Around (MCA) LP Bobby


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 58% E 888 101 P2 88% S 851 P3 84% M 84%

W 90% Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

7 0 1 0 1

National 2-5 13 14 5 32 Surmary 6-15 24 53 29 106 UP 170 16-40 12 25 19 56 DEBS 9 Ons 0 1 0 1

SAME 13 Adds 0 0 2 2 DOWN 4 Ch Adds 0 1 1 2 ADDS 4 Total 49 95 56 200

EAST

920 5-3 was 11-7 W7DU 17-13

H7N7 19-23

2100 18-15

451X 13-11

VIM 22-21 894 12-8 IMP 10fi

PR'O-F11 19-13

W9(% 6-3 11PGC 26-26

SOUTH

WR99 9-12 00 4-25 PI8196 35 rr

41YZ 11-9 KTFM 9-8 P6PI0 3-2 0105 19-16

MIDWEST

B96 17-14

0102 22-20 4AG 8-4 WICI 10-5 WATT 9-7 YDBT 9 fr

WTT 5-5 4000( 5-3 WIPE 11-6

(BF74 8-6 (IIR 4-3 900102 7-6 COW 20-17 *NIX 6-4 HRS7 16-14

WEST

05104 14-11

RIO 12-10 Pw1106 10-26 (OR 20-15 101 -PI 5-4 (KRZ 5-4 4001 19-18 FM102 11-7

099.5 11-4 0106 6-4 Z90 19-17 (Id 11-9

(50. 24-24 1107977 15-11

P UCE 10-9

*1.192 15-11

WAEB 22-20 4LSE 23-15 WSR 16-5 1E8224 fr

J11a 17-14

TIC -P8 19-14 NLSS 10-8 W6EE 15 fr

PYR92 23-16 WAX 21-15 F110107 13-6 KC101 14-11

AGM 5-2 99901I 22-17 14111 6-3

Y102 12-11

98PX11 15-12

930 34-26 W81 14-9

402 d-33 W7A 8-3 111CR 14-10

S0m1

11®0 6-5 ( 9E1 16-9

O W 15-10 ( 106 20-17 I95 11-3 W1Z 7 fr W1 11-5

R2FM 15-12 0105 10-9

(PIR 4-12 41XF 24-15 GOO 17-11 4091Z 10-8 WKS1 18-14

IMO 15-13 11811 9-2 WZTP 21 fr

895.5 13-10 YAPE 22-18 VII a-17 KZ( 5-1 WABB 20-16

wort 14-4 KBPM 25-19 1107 33-23 891 16-7

111067 15-13 Y(Yp 12-10 (92 3-32 1102 27-22 6TOX 14-12 16110 14 fr

WOO 13 fr

WO 6-4 W/Z 18-12 (1099 23-19 96ST0 20-15 0X105 11-6

4EE 12-9 0IX1 2824 1104 20-14 6J103 12-10 K M) 16-11 4GY 17-16 O 93 0-24 Y20K 0-29 I1CF 13-6 1893 16-12 OVOS 15-10 K107 20-17 nPC 0-21 KG0 20-10

WEST

MS 3-3 K00 8-5 (F95 16-13 016' 16-11 (0G 15-13 65HD 16-10 895 23-16 P,8102 5-2 11111194 9-6

R(299 00 (LUC 26-22

(YRK 19-9

FM104 25-17 ICAO 6-4 (PSI 11-6 (62 18-13 0061 23-14 (ZZU 14-11 (419 4-3

(lB 23-20

EAST

WPRR 16-10 805597 17-10 +HIE.: 0-2R 103C1R 9-5 95(XX 9-B 48PE 9-6 0200 10-6 W YS 21-16 WIMP 29-28

KARS 11-7

K0I0 17-13 W/J0 25-19 IKEA 4011 20-10 INCA 16-11

KM 22-17 6I58 7-6 (SMB 11-14 (011 25-18 0101 17-13 (10E 18-13 WWII 10-6 W1AY 9-7 WIN 10-8 KIKT 7-5 WRIT 12-10 (4011 10-6 WBS 15-13

KLID1f3T

(TTY 23-21 WCIL 15-5

W3W 0-24 10099 19-18

(TXT 15-14 (LTV a-39 010 23-19 00I. 16-14 111611 19-16 WAIT 21-12 P4 Z 5-3 Y2a0 19-17 KPRII 20-17 MCC a 10100 39-30 W9528-24 (PAT 17-15 YDBR 32-31

1165?

KODT 13-9

(PIR 20-16 193 13-5 Z97 21-16 W W1 18-13

(OIX 21-17

894.7 9-6 197 14-12

195 17-11

W PM 11-8

Continued On Next Column Parallels Continued on Page 86

86 RSA August 28,1992 PARALLELS®

c PETER CETERA Restless Heart (WB) LP: World Falling Down


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 18% E 460 ID P2 48% S 51$ P3 69% M 60% W 243 Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 1 1 1 3

National 2-5 2 16 4 22 SIX®ary 6-15 3 16 29 48 UP 57 16-40 2 18 12 32 DEBS 0 Ons 1 1 0 2 SAME 29 Adds 0 0 0 0 DOWN 21 Ch Adds 1 0 0 1

ADDS 1 Total 10 52 46 108

EAST

9700 23-23

SIXTH

STAR94 2-2 #VZ 16-14

MIDWEST

0102 12-9 WNCI 6-4 NUR on CO a-28 WKBO 13-11

KISN 2-1 099.5 18-16

WAEB 4-4 WAAL 12-22 WS0 18-34 WFAZ 18 fr #1NK 7-3 APE 9 fr P8192 18-18 AAA 11-11 99901 n-9 0102 11-10 98177 6-3 WPIX 30-30 1082 5-5 wisp' 29-29 nCP 20-19

080 11-11

855X 3 fr K ZFM 23-17 0105 18-18 1OF 20-20 91912 15-15 2201 11 fr 995.5 28-24 WBPE on fgUT 2-2 KKK( 10-10 WABB 25-23 #113T 15-15 0107 32-33 K92 7-5 2102 30-24 0N0 8-5 0153 9-8

09180 3-2 965T0 7-7 9GI0 11 fr 41100 7-4 K2103 16-11 W4)V 3-4 KZ93 4-5 8000 5-1 810G 2-2 1193 19-19 0337 2-5 AILS 13-19 0107 7-5 WIFC 6-5 KKRD 11-9

WEST

O 95 7-7 0724) 14-13 1334104 18-28 K2Zu 34-30

EAST

111013 24-20 950X1 22-19

APE 18-14 BYTS 15-12 95%11. 6-5 9IDN 38-34 #TO 4-12

K ARS 14-11 x:SF 20-25 /)y,K 11-10 43 0 13-14 40MK 16-12 K73O( 14-12 94110( 21-18 K I5H 9-9 Kill 9-7 0101 13-10 KC/7 2-1 10.31 10-9 K9f0 8-4 KNIN 32-26 9VINS 23-27

MIDWEST

KTYY 7-10 88143 8-7 WCIL 22-19 WLPW 5-3 KTX1 12-13 KLTV 10.8 KZIO 14-11 WB1Z 2-4 094 13-15 1311713 15-11 WAZ1 17-17 KIGZ 15-14 17.01 13-12 KBOC 9-10 0G95 10-19 ( PAT 11-11 BDBP 10.9 K01Z 6-14

BEST

Z97 30-27 KTRS 10-9 KOM 19-24 RIS 9-14

6

CHARLES & EDDIE

Would 1 Lie To You (Capitol) LP: Doophonic



National Suminry UP 84 DEBS 30 SAME 20 DOWN 1

ADDS 20

EIST

WICKS 20-17 WW1 32-22 MOP 29-27 190.13 25-23 WAX 0-34

PW199 4-32 STAR94 9-9 09X1 20-19 718E 14-15 #1v2 23-IB PWRPIC 18-15 0105 26-23

MIUYF_ST

0102 27-25 WPC a -3o won( on fr #1103 25-20 OM 24-20 IWa 30-25 O 17113 30-27 0170 17-13 APO 2126

WEST

KITS 21-18 134102 20-16 O 158 13-10 099.5 a-32

Parallel

15) Reach

P1 50% P2 68% P3 81%

Chart Sumery Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0 0 6-15 5 5 0 10

16-40 21 48 40 109 Ors 1 13 2 16

Adds 1 3 9 13 Ch Adds 0 4 3 7

Total 28 73 54 155

WW1 24-19 WI 32-27 911E 33-30 195 36-36 1101 on K07113-35 G105 30-26 WRR 26-24 Wm on *7(B 0-27 W9Q 22-16 1051 a 9®p 8-32 Col -29 22T1 29 fr 895.5 0-27 WIPE on K KK( a-29 9D21 4 4444 a-38 71.337 16-13 O B414 on 7107 34-32 1197 26-24 # 00 on 092 on 2102 4-34 0M 30-27 0191 a-26

MIDWEST

IEW on fr 01105 33-31 W1E a O 2103 35-29 AZ93 on

EAsr

BO.S597 a M91 29-20 103010 21-16 95X0X 3-29 wet 0-25 92T0 a COS 35-29 1714 0-36 170 d-25

KAKS 4-37 K012 .-29 WaSF 17.11.1 36-32 I1Q93 25-22 7400 26-25 1010 34-29 9210c 40-35 K13P 28-25 0011 26-24 0211 on 0101 27-23 0401: 27-20 140 0-24 nAV a W1114 KIXT 31-23 417 32-25 071 a WINS 30-25

Charles 8 Eddie Continued

0106 30-29 KMn. 29-25 KPLZ a

EAST

FL092 26-23 WISP 31-28 8ER2 on fr 8M10 20-16 TIC -PM 22-19 40EE 27 fr P092 4-38 ALAN 26-22 1181177 4-34 O 2101 27-25 1qGN 31-28 999801 15-12 wan 4-34 0102 31-24 BPST 30-26 ion 2-39 409Z a-32 16Tí e-27 H0X0 31-27

393 a-35 RRMT 13-11 W9KS 35-28 K107 11-10 1010 26-23

KKSS 0-14 KF95 36-31 OAY; 29-28 895 28-22 181102 on 107194 on KM 19-17 KLOC 27-23 KTRO 31-26 11108 a-26 MAO 34-22 0P5I a-35 047on 0114 on 1010 a-32

MIDWEST

KITT 4-40 81110 26-25 8C1L on OTXT 24-21 0100 a-38 0210 T94 0-27

K14)Z 28-24 9wo 39-30 KFRX 29-26 KROC 29-23 1795 a KPAT 30-26 9012 29-25

WEST

COT 0-34 093 a-29 Z97 0-40 KTRS 35-31 00171 a-16 MIX 33-29 ENT 34-27 1907 30-25 197 a 0195 36-30 VFW 38-28

0BFTi on 13711( on

O 00-11 on 099.5 on KIEL 3-35

EAST

Tyler Collins Continued

INSO 32-31 TIC -01 on *ZEE on fr P#92 4-39 WAN at 80;N 4-35 9991311 29-25 CPI( 4-33 1102 4-30 VPCK on 4092 a IOIA 37-36 W1CR 30-27

vPRR on 01105 28-27 Wrcv on 9v15 a 0107 3329 KKRD 27-24

KKSS on KKXX 4-21 KF95 40-32 K22G 37-33 K70G on 995 on P113102 32-29 001194 22-19

R(210 on OYAK 35-31 KCAO on KBNZ on KDON 31-25 CC on

KBfX a II:dFST ONES on

IIOWEST If'ST

Rodney Crowell Continued

11L18

OTXT 26-24 4412 a-29 394 0-29 I01G2 36-32 EAST 17.00 on 7731( 30-27 WW. on K095 a 973Z on fr KPAT 26-25 89NK 28-26 0Q(2 0-26 /a92 40-37

0.3114 32-31 VEST 41J1'W3 on

9190111 33-33 KPAR 37-35 9.3PXT on KTRS on 81P2 4-38 80.11 on 001X a31 SOUTH 14711( on 994.7 on 8380 29-24 KFFM onK106 25-25

JUDE COLE COLOR ME BADD

Start The Car (Reprise) Forever Love LP Start The Car (Giant/Reprise/Perspective/A&M)

Total Reports 110 48% LP "Mo' Money" ST

Parallel Total Reports 126 55% Parallel Regional r- Reach Regional Reach

Reach I N& Aj P1 51 Reach P1 684

E 52% P2 52% E 543 CD P2 566

S 50% P3 76% S 493 P3 40%

II 54% M 43%

W 32% Chart Summary W 78% Chart Sum1 Pry P3 Tot Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 0 0 0 National 2-5 2 1 0 3

Sumery 6-15 0 0 0 0 Summary 6-15 10 7 0 17

UP 47 16-40 2 32 33 67 UP 37 16-40 16 23 9 48

DEBS 17 Ong 1 19 11 31 DEBS 22 Ors 0 6 3 9

SAME. 34 Adds 0 3 6 9 SAME 16 Adds 3 19 12 34

DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 2 1 3 DOWN 2 Ch Adds 7 5 3 15

ADDS 12 Total 3 56 51 110 ADDS 49 Total 38 61 27 126

rip EAsr

SOITM

7LL 30-27

MIDWEST

OXXO 0-34

WEST

01130 on

1.792 on 9AE9 30-28 *A1. 26-23 17513 on JET -134 4-23 4712 on fr 711474 30-27 P91392 on W1M 4-4 4114107 80GN on 99909I 37-32 0102 32-26 9001 on 40N2 4-35 I6T 27-25 WCR 27-24

PAT

9840 40-36 195 on 1105 29-27 1007 on *RC an 1111147 0-30

WZ1P on fr 495.5 4-29 86PF. on

110Uf 33-25 WOKI 29-26 KKK( 26-24 WOn on 8Rv0 on 092a Z102 0-39 COI 33-30

MIDWEST

40UD 28 fr 811112 27-22 81XE on 96.610 31-28 01105 27-26 8100 a-39 21031 a-28 00(0 4-29 n08 26-23 *tOG 25-25 093 a1 K03T 21-20 MU a

0107 an WIFC 35-33 KKRD 32-28 MOT on

1AES.'

0795 33-29 K7lG a KY141 on 111104 28-23 02Z0 33-29

BAST

8110 33-30 1913 a 103[19 on 401E 2210 0-34 BITS on 95011. a 901E a-21 METO 28-24

KA(S on 0012 30-27 4SFa 1203 40-35 400 34-31 710E( on 13/01 38-34 e2MX 4-38 KL5R 32-28 0101 0-25 KNOE 40-33 WAY 38-37 11197 0-32 KWI m KNIN 31-24 was on

MIDWEST

KITT 39-36 WINO 27-24 KTXT 25-22

tO.Tv 4-36 0210 37-31 8BI2 on 094 a-30 moll 0-33 KIG2 G-34

W200 on KGGG 29-26 KROC a-31 K O95 on KPAT on 92.814 35-28 K012

WEST

K OOT 40-35 093 an 297 37-31 K T05 33-29 KC101 a 0111 40-31 K71fT 38-35 994.7 29-29 0195 37-33 1711 39-35

TYLER COLLINS It Doesn't Matter (RCA) LP: Tyler


Regional Reach E 38% S 43%

M 35% W 48%

National Summary UP 28 DELIS 18 SAME 35 DOWN 0

ADDS 13

uR WI00 27-26 Aga on

40V2 0-29 NOW 11 0-28

MIDEt7

8.110 30-26 WCl 17-14 MOM an

N&A

Parallel Reach

P1 21%

P2 43%

P3 54%

Chart Suanary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0 6-15 1 0 0 1

16-40 5 22 18 45 Ors 6 19 10 35

Adds 0 4 8 12 Ch Adds 0 1 0 1

Total 12 46 36 94

SOUTH

W®0 38-33 0106 on 0201 25-19 KPeR 4-29 MC on *137 .-34 22TP on fr 495.5 a MOI a KB11 on 092 on 0101 35-32

MIOHEYf

WIG fr

103CI8 on WrTo 29-27

30" 0805 a 9a(0 4-37 1030 13101 4-39 WWI ]-40 K ISO 37-33 0211 an 0101 MIT KNOE 36-32 1401 27-25 WAY a 0133 4-34

CAST

107.3 28-21 #2011 a 92191 13-16 2100 a-26 WFI:% 25-17 n(p 12-11 494 0-30 14/OP 0-24 PRO -0 a-30 16474 a-25

30011

07711 13-10 F84110 23-19 1105 a-27

MIPIFST

1013 4-28 1111 16-13 IiDFX 25 fr * TT a-13 #13H a N 010 a-25 MO a 471/102 14-7 33170 0-28 WKBO 24-20

17104 11-9 110106 a-20 0711 23-9 KOY-134 13-12 KKR2 a-29 K OG1 7-7 11102 22-18 K ISN 22-18 0106 a-28 290 10..8 KMEL 17-16 ILSO. 2-2 1101977 21-17 812 4-26 K OBF. 5-5

EAST

11092 a WISE on WS9 on TIC -FM 26-20 WK.:4 25-22 F34107 4-35 K2101 30-28 99903I 0-38 GPK 930 a-34 9901 4-33 131204

SO"

*8B3 a Y1E 4-35 0106 4-34 Y0(Z 10 P. 1101 22-14 I0.13 37-26 0105 33-29 KPOR 21-13 10(F V%I(B a 1042 29-21 1903 a-30 221P on fr 895.5 a

BAPE a

WABB a-27 10h a K811 40-32 497 11-4 9070 a-28 092 a *0W 2M fr 81)19007

71179 a BOTZ a 96010 01105 29-24 MEE on O 2103 37-31 770 23-21 U93 39-36 KKK VYKS a 0107 on 10(00 a

WEST

O 17.3 a-16 IOaX 14-9 1095 a K72G 4-34 (SND on 495 29-23 F8102 4-30 3101194 14-8 1710 10-13 ATM( a K CAO 10-10 KP51 31-27 CON 30-24 0200 00 4-30

EAST

BQS597 4-26 11112 on 103219 a 40PE -30 22Y0 a

50n11

WQIO a

130x 4-35 IOW aISR a K NOE a-37 eBPR a BYAV

k10T a-35

MIDWEST

1001. a MG/ on 170AFRX Q on

COG 4-30

WEST

KGOI 39-32 KP00 33-25 093 a-30 Z97 K 795 0-38 K ITH 4-30 117711 a 197 a 10771 0-38

RODNEY CROWELL What Kind Of Love (Columbia) LP: Life Is Messy


Regional Reach E 32$ S 32%

M 30% W 4%

Parallel Reach

P2 2s P3 48%

Chart Summery Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 National 2-5 0 0 0 0 &armory 6-15 0 6 6 12 UP 32 16_40 0 13 19 32 DEBS 2 Ons 0 7 6 13 SAME. 22 Adds 0 1 1 2 DOWN 1 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 ADDS 2 Total 0 27 32 59

CAST

90000

195 38-37 9S5X on fr WW2 on 22TP 35 fr 10.17 15-13 RKK( 11-9 #131' 26-26 092 20.12 K im 13-11 01511 on

3011731

RA16 20-15 O 012 19-17 x5/ on CBI 39-39 402C( 24-23 WJMO 31-27 RISA 22-20 0913 on

MIDWEST

WLTZ 23-21 8GRD 20 fr K2103 18-15 8tX0 a

093 37-37 1307 12-10

WEST

EAsr

419E 11-10 103CIR 26-26 22T0 9-8 nT5 38-34 95XIL 20-17 14011 39-33 AM 12-8

K CIO on *Bs 34-33

KTTT 33-28 *910 18-17 EMT 22-23 KLYV 4-37 81I2 19-17 04 25-22 31713

a WAIT an 1124:0 on KOGG 24-24 KRa 32-24 0095 16-14 *08O 31-30

WEST

RTRS 14-13 K OIX on

D DEF LEPPARD

Have You Ever Needed... (Mercury) LP: Adrenalize



S 82% M 75% W 46%

National Summary UP 105 DEBS 35 SAME 9

DC -114 1

AIDS 13

Parallel Reach

PI 36%

P2 74% P3 94%


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0 6-15 3 3 0 6

16-40 16 65 59 140

Ons 0 4 0 4

Adds 0 6 1 7

Ch Adds 1 2 3 6

Total 20 80 63 163

W7o0 4-35 Z100 21-19 MX 24-23 994 0-29 P16F11 26-24 MIX 25-20

P1199 24-15 IDGL 24-22 1V2 21-16 PBHPIG 17-13 0105 9-7

302 32-26 1107 20 fr 13OP 4-28 K[YB a-29 4090 25-21

C KITS 0-28 1717 18-16 099.5 24-19 0712 28-25

BAST

11.092 4-30 0E4 0-29 WIAL 23-16 MR 27-25 JET -F11 22-19 awl 0-28 WEE 26 fr P#92 31-21 WxN 35-28 11111107 a KC101 26-24 1039 0-25 9911311 27-24 WSW 29-23 1102 25-22 930 39-27 W5T 23-20 07 40-32 WICK a-37 1618 26-18 VCR 26-20

501711

31®3 39-34 1081 38-34 6136 33-29 195 15-9 wax 33-30 K2234

1105 27-24 1400' 4-33 9004 on 1140 28-26 x51 on WRn 26-21 800134 fr 1335.5 4-28 *APE 26-23 1311T 31-24 O 0133 24-20 *0J1 a WABB

#1411 4-30 KBF73 on 0107 29-31 0L1n67 28-25 #V0 0-20 092 0-36 2102 39-3o MX 28-25 O 19( a-30 iqVV 22 fr

MIDWEST

10DD 24 R WNW on W4T2

965ro 4-34 1105 23-18 MC 25-22 80XX 32-27 ZION 27-16 0.1103 4--34 O 010 28-24 M4)v 26-21 0293 33-27 12190 n0G 26-23 nor a-25 193 38-33 13017 31-27 WOES 32-24 K107 4-32 WIFC 31-27 040 28-25 1121 13-9

WEST

KF95 31-27 CPC 36-25 O 5110 a-29 O 110 29-25 O 1710 34-28 771104 17-13 K*NZ 33-27 CM 20-17

511 EAST

YPPP 31-27 349E 4.34 103x11 0-23

95%X1 27-18 APE 29-27

22T0 0-22 9TT5 4-39 9501L a 830' a-20 I4110 27-21

3013

K A05 40-36 O 01Z a -2B 91714 a-28 17.37 35-31 3LTQ 30-26 .8310( 4-24 040 26-17 W3MX 4-37 K1SR 29-23 0940 25-17 02II 29-25 0101 4-30 O CIO 25-22 KNOE 32-27 7113191 30-29 WAV 39-38 81730 27+'5 KIXT 27-22 11737 4.26 Knll 4-30 12114 27-18 WINS 21-16

O YT7 28-19 *910 a-27 YC1L a-30 4014.7 25-21 CT( 23-20 1.09 a-32 CIO 29-23 8412 0-28 194 29-23 1301 29-25 1119 28-23 9AZT a-31 1002 31-25 8000 32-25 13F01 28-25 O nDG 27-22 O 007 0-27 K 095 0-27 OPAT 21-19 *0B9 33-21

WEST

KOOT 28-24 (709 0-27 Y93 22-21 297 255-18 KTRS 37-32 0o04 30-23 0010 34-22 0TM1 30-19 894.7 24-22 0195 34-29 0F114 25-17

DEL AMITRI Always The Last To Know (A&M) LP Change Everything



S 74% M 81% W 44$

National Summary UP 130 DEES 13 SAME 8 DOWN 1

ADDS 4

Parallel Reach

P1 25% P2 72%

P3 96%

Chart S011Xery Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0 6-15 2 12 11 25 16-40 12 60 50 122

Ons 0 5 0 5 Adds 0 1 1 2

Ch Adds 0 0 2 2 Total 14 78 64 156

E AST

174.1 29-27

303111

318094 25-22 KILL 20-18 1MVZ 18-11 0105 22-20

MI WEST

0102 25-23 7102 5-8 WZPL 28-25 K1aR 27-24 R0*B 28-24 40B0 27-25

WEST

O 1171) 21-17 013N 18-16 099.5 33-31

EAST

01.192 0-32 BAAL 13-11 11511 29-27 207-134 21-18 WER2 26 fr MAX a 40EE on fr 19092 37-29 W1N 33-27 N11107 25-21 01101 29-27 NOO1 4-33 9990311 38-31 1771( a-37 0107 23-20 98170 24-22 81ST 26-21 40 34-27 10RZ 15-14 115714 13-12 qXA 33-29 nCP 21-17

50" 111712 21-1B GUI 37-33 O 106 on 195 on #1a on C105 26-21 W00 33-10 1013 29-25

M4t: 26-24 405I 4-27 WW1 24-19 #2141 27 fr 895.5 24-20 8APF. a-30 190(71 24-21 GM 9-8 8331 40.28 WABB 39-39 14831 23-17 0107 0-27 WEV0 2--24 K92 36-27 .10 .1-38 0710 32-29 KISX 15-13

MIDWEST

A00 on 141

gm 30-26 170 22-21 WG72 29-20 KANO 24-20 96ST7 12-11 01105 22-21 MEE 24-21 14101 29-19 2104 0-21 03103 29-23 8.7(0 21-18 WGV 12-10 0293 26-23 8001 4-30 W00 16-12 U93 26-16 1037 23-18 WAS 24-20 K107 17-13 WIFC 26-20 KOPD 25-22 14197 16-14

1795 32-28 CMG 35-29 KS/40 14-9 O 1.10 18-16 0700 0-33 11100 15-12 K111Z 34-31 O 270 31-27

EAST

*PPP 28-24 141 8-6 103CI0 28-24

950XX 30-28 M(PE 0-26 9210 20-16 *TTS 32-26

95111. 24-20 *011P a-39 71170 1a-15

KAKS -33 O 0I2 a 45F 29-26 22EX 39-34 WW1 28-25 WRMX 32-31 1002 31-23 W3MX 37-33 KISR 23-19 O940 0-30 0211 21-17 0101 26-22 0001 1115 ANOE 22-19 919H 21-16 naV 36-33 K IST 29-25 91M 4-24 KY" 24-27 KNIN 19-14 WINS 31-28

MT 26-23 8910 16-14 WCIL 77-25 4.18 13-13 WHO 28-22 KTXT 19-18 OLTV 17-14 taIO 33-28 11312 28-26 394 23-20 0100. 22-20 40F'R 16-12 *62Y 30-25 1302 25-21 8200 14-11 KFA% 27-23 KGOG 21-18 07100 21-16 O 095 26-22 K PAT 27-21 *0B9 18-12 0O(Z 24-20

WEST

K OOT 37-33 OPIO 36-34 093 30-26 097 36-33 K TRS 13-10 O 011 38-12 K01X 27-19 KIWI 31-26 934.7 a-24 0195 33-27 10771 35-31

CATHY DENNIS You Lied To Me (Polydor/PLG) LP. Into The Skyline



S 32%

M 321 W 50%

National Summary UP 0 DEBS 0

SAME. 0

DOWN 0 ADDS 93

Parallel Reach

¡MLA PI 30% P2 42%

P3 466


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0 6-15 0 0 0 0

16-40 0 0 0 0 Ono 0 0 0 0

Adds 1 39 24 74 Ch Adds 6 6 7 19

Total 17 45 31 93

UST

WIDLS

n17 110797 a-6 idaCCP

S(X7n1a

PBPIG a-29 1105 a

0102 a-30 WOO a 111061 a-28 K737 a KXXO a mix 4-23 1010 a-22

4$T

O 171 K 171 -1M a

099.5 a

0106 a

CA52

1.192 11011 a

1a140

TIC -/30 a

WL5S a 11092 a WAX a KC101 a 110fM

99971 a tASPK

0102 907(

71.1104

WCR

50#23

17183 34401 a 0294 a 0105 a-34 KPRR a

WOBa 1M2 a WAPE a

00410 021067 a

MIDWEST

8100 a 111E a 0010 a K107 a n1C a IOW a

HEST

KIM a

O 107 a 13195 a

0724) a-39 10J9: a-29 OM 895 a

190102 a-35 O TRR -34 130Z a

0D111 a O 8IN a-](1 13O a

1111 E AST

BPRR

8RS597 a 103C19 a 95017 401E 8210

O 012 Wt4X W¢IO

K211 O 040

0990E CFI KIST

*1S

COYEST

30 38

8.119 98.083 a-30 RK7. .-28 40FP a 13162 a XIII a KPAT a-30

WEST

K(K/T a I(p71 a-31 Z97 a O 0II a-39 K IWI 891,7 a 0195 17771

Continued On Next Column Continued On Next Column Continued On Next Column

PARALLELS® August 28,1992 RAR 87

CEUNE DION Nothing Broken But My Heart (Epic) LP: Celine Dion


Regional. Reach

Parallel

P

Reach

E 84% P2 83% S 85% P3 96% M 78% W 66% Chart Summery

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot -1 0 0 0 0 National 2-5 0 1 2 3 Summery 6-15 14 16 20 50 UP 151 16-40 13 67 40 120 DEBS 6 Ons 0 5 1 6 SAME 20 Adds 0 1 1 2 DOWN 2 Ch Adds 1 0 0 1

ADDS 3 Total 28 90 64 182

BAOS 23-18 400 22-17 1100 15.14 W1I 22-21 094 29-27 PRO -FM 19-16

SOUTH

514R94 12-10 8WZ 19-15 K7771 19-16 P18RP00 14-8 1105 20-17

MIDWEST

0102 16-14 M1CI 4-19 *um 29-27 KBE7 22-15 00IR 26-23 101102 9-13 KIM 16-13 AM 11-9 1120 12-10

KITS 27-21 KAU 20_17 KAI 14-11 KISS 11_11

Q99.531-28 1012. 33-31 107977 16-12 012 15_15

e,isr

FLT92 21-20 eAEB 16-16 9AAL 14-21

*SE 28-25 WS8 19-14 867¢ 15 fr

998 27-23 TIC -P1 20-17 146S 22-21 1181E 28 fr

08892 26-24 9.1N 18-13 F14107 27-23 I(C101 16-14

'aOGN 26-19 999a1I 19-15 1199 37-30 1102 17-15 98107 17-16

930 24-17 9800 24-20 4(82 17-16 8578 20-17 1014 20-17 MR 28-23

Waeo 17-16 a80I 36-29 8118' 27-19 0106 22-19 195 on W551 16 fr WO(2 19 fr

WO( 24-20 K2FM 26-22 0105 15-13 KPRR on 1409 29-24 91303 28-24 4144 21_18 WSI an Y®9 28-27 W9rT 16-10

82TP 16 fr

895.5 21-17 WIPE 28-26 8000 21-19 1J( 2-40 9830 22-19 1410 29-25 83n1 28-24 897 20-18 A.1067 23-19 9840 a1 K92 0-37 Z102 19-16 8TU1I 6-4 KISO 21-1T KW on fr 81011FbT

881M7 16 fr 41IR 21-18 11082 28-17 96570 28-24 00105 16-16 WEE 16-14

408D 18 fr

11119 38-33 2104 24-23 80103 27-24 K2I0 25-19 9GV 30-25

KZ93 17-14 U93 25-21 MOW 14-14 W15 33-25 K107 18-15 WIFC 16-14 KKAD 31-29

WEST

KKSS 2-17 ISIS 2-18 KF95 26-23 CND 29-27 995 2-29 P81102 28-25 Kaa 7-6 11RK 17-13 1104 24-22 KCIO 35-25 KIM 2-34 KIWI 25-15 72ZU a

Qi9 WPM 19-12 890597 34-31 MME 30-26 103C111 15-13 951001 89-15 "PE 22-18 1120 a

WITS 25-22 951IL 23-21 VMP 25-22 9n0 13-9

SUM

K AKS 21-16 1012 22-18 WWI 24-18 WA 23-20 Al2 30-28 1110( 2C126 110 25-21 KISR 12-12

RSIIB 22-18 0221 15-13

0101 19-14

0081 5-4 KM 11-9 W21'3 24-19 874V 30-24 811 24-22 KII(T 16-11

WWI 26-21 K18n0 26-21 W9BS 14-12

MIDWEST

K M 18-15 W21N7 24-23 W CIL 26-27

9.RV on

WHO 9-8 1210 10-10 10.0 13-10 0210 25-20 WW2 25-24 794 22-19 88P 20-17 WAZT 12-11

aG2 20-18 ¿200 23-19 KFBO 16-13 800G 20-17 K ROC 25-22 KG95 25-21 KPAT 24-22 WDBP 30-27

O 212 5-4

WEST

800T 26-20 KIM 26-19 293 29-27 Z97 39-37 ITRS 23-21 0064 25-18 K01I 25-21 KAI 20-13 994.7 20-11 197 13-11

2195 26-21 MN 19-13

F FIREHOUSE

When I Look Into Your Eyes (Ep7c) LP: Hold Your Fire


Parallel

Regional Reach

Reach P1 32%

E 76% P2 77% S 79% P3 94%

M 81%

W 42% Chart Summary Pos PI P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 1 2 3

Summary 6-15 7 27 23 57 UP 141 16-40 8 52 36 96 DEBS 8 Ons 0 3 1 4


EAST

WA 35-34 W8Y;0 a-27 994 a

PRO -1 22-19 4119 15-10

SOUTH

P4199 0-28 aGL 14-12 MBE a-31 4492 2-28

0105 14-11

NIIIYF3t

0102 24-19

MCI 20-18 K 1111 17-13 KD18B 14-9

18e0 9-7

8031

KK82 22-19

099.5 21-13

BPLZ 22-18

1111 WET

P1292 25-22 419E31 24-23 YAAL 11-9

0105 20-15 4O9 21-12 4103 22-20 89¢ 24-20 11051 26-22 MIT 18-12 IMP 20 fr

095.5 27-23 WAPE 20-16 VOUT 10-9 4XI on K212 19-13

WAX on WAOB 34-25

MO 30-27 1107 22-17 11104 14-11 K92 B-6

Z102 18-14 2102 20-17

KIM 22-18 N7VY 19 fr

MIDWEST

WA 20 fr WA 12-7

8113 25-21 wTZ 2-22 MA 19-16

96510 18-13 07105 14-13 WEE 22-17 WED 12 fr

81x0 25-21 Z104 25-19 KJ103 23-20 KOKO 26-22 9192 15-13 8293 12-10 WOK 25-18

103118 22-19 95010 28.24 APE 27-21 8n0 2-27 805 24-19 950IL 13-9 MOR 22-13 MRO 8-6

sane

1A0.5 30-26 K0I2 24-20 805F 23-17 ¿212 37-33 MTA 22-17 402 31-30 01q0 10-4

eJN2 27-20 KI5R 19-8

030 33-27 01II 18-15

1101 24-15 KO2 22-19 WEE 21-17 183PP 15-11

WWI 22-16 811 2-23 TSIT 26-20 Anon K8t0 27-24 MIN 19-12

98135 26-18

MIDWEST

K2/7 38-26 Wets 15-13 18111. 8-4 NAY a AA 17-9

Firehouse Conllnu

MKSE 2-30 USSR 23-20 JET -FN 25-21 vERi 27 fr W 80 11-8

P8R92 30-19 w9N 20-14 61111107 28-24 KC101 28-26 MO:N 25-15 9990HI 9-8 IKIDK 27-22 0102 24-21 930 18-13

MST 16_14 8R0c 23-16

4(RZ 22-21 4113311 25-21 MIA 2-32 WCR 18-13

WOG 16-14 / 11ff 34-21 K106 31-27 195 25-19 AM 28-22

WOG 5-5 ¿To' 15-7

U93 95-24 AZT 19-16

WKS 34-29 0807 35-31 WIFC 27-22 K IM 16-14 440[ 18-16

VEST

0095 24-20 K7IG 28-23 KSm on MI 25-19 871104 11-10 FIM1 24-19 K2w 17-14

K310 30-27

VAT

100 23-15 ME 22-16

G

( 1'(7 11-9 11711 18-15

0210 22-18 W9I2 21-12 194 18.12

KAI 18-16

WEB 21-13 Ma 24-20 K9GZ 2420 ¿2110 21-18 KFBx 21-16 RAG 12-9 MC 27-21 0095 11-9 KPAT 22-20 WWI 7-6

K OOf 18.15 KPOR 30-20 793 27-23

297 33-26 OTaS 24-20 11011 20-15 K7tt0 28-24 994.7 8-8 0195 18-14 11011 2-34

GENESIS

Jesus He Knows Me (Atlantic) LP: We Cant Dance


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 38%

, E 78% P2 82% S 88% P3 99% M 831 W 50% Chart Summery

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0-b

National 2-5 4 13 18 35 Summary 6-15 10 58 40 108 UP 147 16-40 5 16 7 28 DEBS 2 Ons 1 1 0 2 SAME 23 Adds 0 1 1 2 DOWN 1 Ch Adds 1 0 0 1

ADDS 3 Total 21 89 66 176

BASO

4420 9-9 W1G0 15-12

094 11-11 110.1 20-10 WW1 21-18

5010

04199 on STAR94 4-1 KEGL 13-8 WW2 7-6 0105 10-9

9Q0EST

0102 4-3 MCI 4-3 8UFS 22 fr

W2PL 6-2 10001 11-7 OW 17-15 WEST

1115 2-26 RIM 14-13 K ISS a-19 Q99.5 26-24 012 12-8

y FL092 12-9 SAES 10-7 NAAL 19-17 9011 10-9

JET -014-3 18FT2 10 fr

MINK 12-11

NKEF. II fr

P8192 13-11 14.ÁN 14-6

NN107 16-14 /C101 146 1FJGN 16-9

999011 18-16 WSW 21-17 7102 8-6 9800 11-10

930 16-11 1052 7-6 NNCO 10-7

492 19-1B 8579 6-6 M0A 21-19 MICR 5-3

39201

MBBO 10.8

828'I 19-18 Wit' 16-12

0106 14-12

195 31-18

IG42fr 983 10-8

K.M 36-36 0.05 12-14

V01 19-10

MIKB 12-10

Me 14-15 NISI 19-15 M®0 16-14 4419n 12-7

8.TP 6 fr

895.5 16-12 WAPE 19-17 8001 9-8 WOII 20-13 K(TK 14-12 9DJI 25-27 MABB 17-13 4110 11-9 7107 90-8

897 12-12 111067 13-11 8100 23-19 092 24-18 2102 17-13 0711( 9-6 KIM 8-7 40151 am fr

WA= IID0 1011 WWII 7-4 81xR 16-11

wT2a K8M 11-8 96570 6-5 01105 7-7 NEE 10-8 eI11 4-2 2104 9-4

( 0103 1-9 O 0(0 8-6 8!GV 510 1993 11-9 89( 10-5

8100 14-14

80CF 20-19

993 12-9 01107 5-2 ¿27(5 8-6 O 107 26-23 WIFC 10-8 KKRD 15-13 80T 5-3

WEST

1105 13-9

KAI 21-18 CND 15-12 MAC 24-21 Kits 0-4 8104 9-6 10142 13-9

Kew 6-5

PAST

S PAR 6-4 9tE 2-2

103118 14-10

95Ga 16-14

141PE 20-17 Wn0 5-4 WOOS 14-10 951IL 2-24 NAP 16-8 8410 9-7

300011

040.5 111-14

O 012 13-12 IR:31 15-11

8A2 17-11 1(TA 61i W10K 21-20

1112K 5-3 1MI 17-13

( BR 5-3 LIMB 13-11 1211 17-14

0101 10-6 (081 6-5 K MOE 7-6 18418 12-10 WAV 14-12 W PM 12-9 0I27 25-19 WM 18-14 err 25-22 WIN 9-7 WYa5 6fi

8IDEST

KM 15-14 821G 4-4

18C0L 17-16

&R18 9-7

IMO 11-10

(TOT 4-3 (LTV 8-7

1110 9-6 WW2 6-3 094 4-4

10031 17-15

WIKP( 7-5 YAZT 7-6 K1G2 12-10

WA 6fi ( FRI 19-15 RAG 11-8 KROC 13-9

KG95 9-8 KPAT 6-5 WAR 5-5 W IZ 7-6

VES:

O 001 12-11 3201 11-10 893 14-12

2977-4 071.5 4-3 00111

KOII 9-7 K iln 5-3 894.7 25-19 397 16-15 9195 6-5 KFM 10-9

GUNS N' ROSES

November Rain (Geffen) LP: Use Your Illusion


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 61% E 86% P2 870 S 90% P3 96% M 87% 4 66% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 11 23 22 56

National 2-5 9 42 33 84 Summary 6-15 9 18 4 31

UP 81 16-40 4 11 4 19

DEBS 2 Ons 1 0 1 2 SAME 73 Adds 0 0 0 0 DOWN 36 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 ADDS 0 Total 34 94 64 192

EMT

4425 404 W11Ú 8-4 2100 1-2

41LK 1-1 B94 2-2 P80-1 2-1 Mu 9-11

MIA 6.6 200 1-1

WOO 2-4 1180I 6-4 8176 1-1

0.106 1-3

195 20-22 WE20 3-2 020118-A 0105 6-4

FAST

410 1-3 90S07 38-35 103Cí8 2-2 9510 24-3 4(PE 4-3

W2702-2 WITS 2-1

9279

Guns N' Roses Continued

PM99 4-4

KH)L 1-1

K88E 22-26 PW96 8 Dr

4112 1-1

P41PI0 21-86 0105 4-4

m18FST

B969-4 0102 3-2 4212 1-1

SAX 1 fr

11111 21-21 Mini on 87PL 2-1 KBEA 19-11 11111 1-1

800102 10-14

KIMB 1-1

4202 1-1

KITS 6-11 1102 10-9

(00I 20-12 82131 10-9

099.5 1-1

KEEL 2-33 87(2 4-2 KUBE 15-13

MST

FL792 7-2 WAEP 11-9

WAAL 3-12

MKSE 2-27

W5R 4-3

JET -01 1-6

WRZ 2 fr W80 1-10

TIC -FM 10-9 8[53 23-16 WEE 1 fr

14092 2-2 N.1N 2-I 11N107 5-3 19101 2-5 IAIO1 9-27 16PK 4-2

7/02 1_1

98010 3-1

930 1-3 8P5T 1-3

S3OK 2-1

WW2 1-1 950 2-2

( PRR 29-77 1107' 1-2 «KB 4-3 942 6-3 9151 2-2 41H0 15-33 401.0 1 fr

895.5 6-5 WAPE 1-3

I1011T 6-5 WWI I-1

KKTK 1-1

WAX 16-14 SAW 1-1 8081 8-6 KB111 16-7

1107 1-24

897 1-2

KL1067 2-3 9100 2-5 092 1-1

1102 1-2

01111 26-23 K IS2 12-10

1AYY 3 fr

MIDMEST

WAD 2 fr AUK 2-1 41011 10-6 YCr2 3-1

9657] 5-1 0(105 6-15 WtI 2-2 WI11 1-6 1104 1-1

0J103 3-3

(qCp 5--4

4GV 20-19 1993 5-20 BIIIK 14-13 W100 1-1

IMF 1-10 U93 5-2 W05 7-4 K107 13-12 WFC 2-2 RIIro 2-3 MOT 1-1

KISS 6-2 K P95 4-3

K21G 2-1 KSND 10-6

6010 22-22 KLOC 17-14

(264I 1-1

1104 2-2 124 18-15 051 7-5 0447 1-1

( 2w 2-1 K 80 2-2

95(1L 7-3 41M 1-1

IMO 1_1

OAW 8-5 KOII 3-3 9151. 1-3

VAT 6_4 etrA 1-1

eau 6-4 RIKI. 1-1

WRC 3-2 163111 1-1 mi: 11-6 0101 2-1

K081 20-17 KNCC 5-4 0301 3-2 91A9 3-3 9P1 1-1 RITZ 1-1 W1H^ 2-2 KW7I 2-1

K NI1 1-1

MYai 1-2

111 NEST

( TTT 2-1

+2146 2-2 MCI. 2-2 WRY m MOW 1-1

(TKT 2-1 ( 1.77 1-1

1910 1-2

WWI 4-2 194 2-2 MC 6-6 IMF, 1_1

YA2f 1-1

rem 1-4

Y7Q7 3-1 RFR1 3-2 ( OOG 3-2 110C 5-4 ( 093 2-2 1091 1-1

9087 1-1

VER

MAC 3-3

KM 8-7 193 7-7 0974-2 K IM 1-17 K0415-4 O 011 1-1

K71'( 13-17

994.7 1-2

397 6-5 0195 1-1

K7F1 4-3

N SOPHIE B. HAWKINS California Here I Come (Columbia) LP: Tongues And Tails


Regional

Reach E 34%

S 35% N 37%

W 261

National

Summary UP 36 DEBS 3

SAME 32 DOWN 1

ADDS 5

BAST

P4499 32-13 KR1I 21-14 4102 on

MI041_S7

8EN2 23-22

8ES7lT

8MD 26-22 0106 on

FAST

WAAL 25-24 MERZ 23 fr M92 on WAN 25-21 N4107 33-29 WOGS 35-34 999111 20-19 1102 on WR2 a-39 WSW a

WNW on (106 on

LNaAJ

Parallel Reach

P1 11%

P2 32%

P3 54%

Chart Summery Pos PI P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 1 1 1 3 16-40 3 15 23 41

Ons 2 15 11 28 Adds 0 3 1 4

Ch Adds 0 1 0 1

Total 6 35 36 77

18r on 4(SI on MCHT

8Z1P 38 fr

995.5 on WIPE on MIX on 192 on

11132 23-20 KISS 30-25

MIDE -ST

Na10 27 fr MROK 13-12 wT2on Ot105 34-32 2104 on 193 34-32 KIST 30-28 0107 29-24 WIFE 01Oro a4

111127

(O81 a4 1104 a1 K2 211 2-31

FAST

4PR3 21-16 44E a1 10327R 23-21 18270 32-29 WRS 37-31

SAP on 4470 24-22

WITH

W rtiO 33-30 KMX m1-18 WW KISR 20-18 KS18 n

00 81 23-20 OFJE on W418 on

MIT 37-36

MIDWEST

( TT2 17-16 WENS on IQL 29-26 121I1 2-22 a.IV 33-27 9821 35-32 7802 12-29 limo Km.n 1095 2-29 KPAT on 0002 15-10

WC".

191.5 34-30 (GM 40-38 IfOII 28-25 WRIT 33-30 894.7 27-27 197 33-30 2195 an 00111 on

HI -FIVE She's Flaying Hard To Get (Jive/RCA) LP: Keep It Goln' On



S 85% M 68% W 84%


DEBS 10

SAME 20 DOW6 5 ADDS 7

920 12-10 BALS 18-15 WA 25-21 10[97 24-26

Parallel Reach P13ach P2 83% P3 75%

Chart Summery

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot -3- 0 0 0 0 2-5 5 3 0 8

6-15 21 24 11 56 16-40 20 56 34 110

Ons 0 3 2 5 Adds 0 1 1 2

Ch Adds 0 3 2 5 Total 46 90 50 186

¿.-3N 21-16 Mc 20-11 709107 21-17 05813 .-30

KC101 23-21 895 17-12

MAN 19-10 P01029-3 99901124-21 N01I94 6-2 9511( 17-12 AMC 9-14 0102 27-25 0187 28-24

93229-20 0190 15-7

WICK 27-22 (C10 14-12

2100 24-21

WL1 23-22 8100 19-18 B94 '5-13 1AOP 22-20 190.011 14-11

Mix 8-7 8P02 21-21

90111

Mí99 31-35 8820 7-7 WW2 17-13 07771 6-4

044010 7-6 0105 d-25

1271]1.-57

896 27-25 0102 31-28 4.443 26-23 W2I 15-11

Wn 19-13 WWI 18 h WIT 14-14

MOOi 12-9

41727 24-17 081x: 9-7 K M 13-11 10110 19-10

a9c 8-4

WWI

O 104 8-6 KITS 16-12

P8R06 17-6 007 15-11

80i -M 4-3 0IR2 23-18 M102 5-4 019.5 32-30 0106 24-24 Z90 23-22 81EL 5-5 ILSq. 20-21 H0n77 13-7 8P12 20-11 KUBE 20-20

PAY

IL192 18-16

416E 25-12 4932 22-19 WIZ 20 fr AR 16-13

TIC -PM 17-11 4103 18-15 NOT_ an fr

P4192 38-35

HI -Five Continued

492 27-27 8100 14-10 MICR -30

s011R

W9B0 22-17 K8'I 27-24 AO 30-23 K106 24-21 195 32-28

WSW on fr 90C2 5 fr MX 23-18 K2PN 10-9 0105 17-14

OPRR 13-11 MOB' 30-25 V119 26-21 Mad -29 WW1 20-17 IMO 14-12 MBn 17-13 MVP 23 fr 995.5 18-15

WAPE 2-29 8D.31 33-16 YAM 30-24 WW2 27-22 K837132-29 1107 26-30 897 23-21 A.1067 29-22 8100 28-25 ( 92 35-33 2102 25-19 K711129-26 K1SI 19-14 4100 25 fr

9ID8-ST

WDD 18 Sr

W0R 15-10 1472 26-15 KM] a 96510 25-22 02105 12-10 AGE a-28 2101 4-26 (2103 on K 0C0 29-25 MY 27-23 1993 2-30 W1C1 22-20 093 28-20 MO 26-26 WIS 2-32 O 107 24-21 ( KW 1N -1S

WEST

KISS 7-6

WI 22-15 0095 27-22 0007 2420

(PSI 24-16 0982 28-25

K IM 27-16 KMIN 24-23

rr 24-21

E,üT

WPRR 17-13

BOSS91 22-19 MME 31-24 103018 29-25 951100 20-17 800E 16-13 VITO 35-25 WITS 23-20 41181 26-26 14170 30-28

501}0

K A05 22-17 0012 20-16 80SF 2-29 1219 26-20 99QA 24-19 M"JO( a ea 35-32 12,91 26-22 KISR 2-26 MA 18-15 0111 23-21 R10E 13-10 18019 22-17 WAV 24-18 18P1 28-27 KIST 22-16 4117 2-27 K In1 19-17

¿/ES 17-I4

KOTT 19-18

4(IL 16-15

14081 18-17

0707 a4

01l0 2-37 RKA 28-22 WA20 33-26 11E2 16-15 ¿200 30-28 KEW 17-14 KR(C

0011222

K000 21-17 IQIB 16-13 093 a-20 Z97 38-32 K7P5 25-22 KO1 23-16 00I0 31-27 297 28-14 AM 22-14

INXS

Not Enough Time (Atlantic) LP: Welcome To Wherever You Are

Total Reports 166 721

Regional Rea_h E 78%

S 81% M 76%

W 481


DEBO 8

SAME 16

DOWN 1

ADDS 6

jJ MAS 22-19 W OO on 9813 26-24 994 26-25 WS 28-26

WITH

P8499 18-18 KEEL 18-15 WW1 24-19 0115 21-18

0102 29-24 14012 17-14

SAL 25-23 taFO a4 0119 23-20

1912 26-21 MAD 22-11 O 154 15-13

091.5 29-27 O 112 24-19

RAT

FL192 a 400327-26 WAAL 22-20 8P38 26-23 JET -PM 2-24 WIZ 28 fr WMK 25-20 IQE 25 fr PM992 35-28 9aN 35-25 1111107 35-28 02101 25-23 MAN 24-21 9991C1I on 1AS21K 31-26 0102 22-19 98212A-25 933 a

WEST 21-18 907( 35-28 1012 2-36

MN 18-14 MAYA 29-24

1127,11 24-18

SUM

8W1 34-29 10801 29-26 N1E 32-29 0106 26-23

Parallel Reach

P1 34%

P2 78% P3 94%


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0 6-15 4 5 4 13

16-40 13 68 55 136

Ons 2 7 2 11

Adds 0 3 1 4

Ch Adds 0 1 1 2 Total 19 84 63 166

195 24-33 WIC 26-23 K21 a 0105 22-19 905 on YAM 25-17 VO4 on 9151 27-24 ohm 34-23 1211 33 fr 995.5 2-30 WAPE 29-24 WAT 27-22 N1KI 21-15 O (T2 20-17 14115 31-30 4411® 2-33 MIT 19-16 0107 23-19 897 25-23

111067 27-21 MRVO an K92 31-31 2102 37-32 2710 27-24 (ISO 23-21

810VE5T

WD0 23 fr W1110 19-15 Mu 24-22 O +N0 an

96510 34-31 00105 19-17 981E 23-20 WI1I 34-31 Z104 26-24 K J103 34-28 CIA 30-26 NGV 23-22 0193 28-25 WOG., ¿f0' 24-22 093 29-28 K91132-29 was 2-33 1107 d-34 WIFC 33-28 KIOID 24-21 MOT 20-18

(195 25-21 K LG 23.14 16ND on KT1R 24-20 M104 26_24 195I 27-24 012 29-26 01w 12-10

FAST

APR11 25-18 140E 18-14

103CIB 24-22 95111 29-26 WPE on Wn0 29-20 ¿113 d-37 951IL 25-22 13010 32-30 WIN 21-19

3(111IN

KAKS 38-35 ( 0I2 29-25 W.SF a 8772 34-30 WA 27-24 Al2 34-32 KN2K 33-30 172 33-29 KISR 25-21 ISM 23-19 0211 24-22 0101 2-24 ( 02 19-16 K9E 20-18 9I1PR 20-18 8PM 23-20 K IRT 30-24 1/FM 25-17 e rn 23-20 KNIN 21-16 Wa5 24-19

NIDYPST

K TTT 36-32 MA 23-15 eCIL 24-21 90(18 21-17 4(}G 24-20 rm. 21-19 110 38-31 1210 26-22 9112 an 04 24-21 OKA, 25-21 NtFR 34-32 eAn 27-21 ¿ZOp 31-26 0F710 26-22 O GG0 26-21 MCC 28-24 0095 29-25 K PAT 19-18 MA 23-19 KOLZ 17-13

MST

0000 33-28 1911114-29

793 18-16

297 28-24 KTP3 29-26 8(IIM 29-21 10IK 23-18 11110 25-20 998.7 13-12

QI95 27-23 10771 31-25

J JADE

I Want To Love You (Giant/Reprise)

Regional

Reach E 50%

S 591 M 351

W 82%

National Summary UP 85 DEBS 11

SAME 21

DOWN 0

ADDS 11


(ID

Parallel

Reach P1 64% P2 58% P3 431


1 0 0 0 0 2-5 11 7 0 18

6-15 10 15 4 29 16-40 10 33 20 63

Ons 2 2 3 7 Adds 0 4 2 6

Ch Adds 3 2 0 5 Total 36 63 29 128

EAST

920 30-25 MAL5 13-11 87W 21-18 181f97 29-24 1100 a-28 8EE0 -28 WIQ) .-29 MUIP 19-18 9.K1 16-14

P81199 29-29 K IM 10-9 KT1 4_3 P18BPIO 6-5

MI2E-S0

1070) 19-13

41 13-12 AI« 13-12 1Dí1 19 fr

91101 11-6

0907 15-13 KIRK 26-19

4(80 20-18

WEST

KS104 3-3

0115 on 188106 7-5 O 014 6-4 ROT -M 3-2 0061 4-3 1102 6-6

099.5 25-22 0106 3-3 1904-4 KEEL 4-2 ( 50. 10-9

901977 4-2

O 012 2-22 KURE on

FAST

WISE 24-21

WSR 21-18

TIC -FM 29-29 4195 13-13 8.AN 29-24 PU1007 26-22 111211 15-13

999011 26-23 1.40 26-20 8102 29-27 18806 36-31 MIA 17-14

SBA 37-37 01FI 18-17

MI« 29-22 0106 35-31 QZ 6 fr

141R 17-16

( Wm 3-3 0105 0001 7-4 1.0.9 31-27 8031 MI 9-7 MRH7 25-20 Will 39 fr

0191 on

WWI on 18ABR 21-18 9010 2-24 K®1 19-17 0107 2-35 897 14-13

2102 31-31 ( 101 31-28 11I30 4-27

IAA d-23 9012 30-18 96570 29-24 2104 a-27 KJ103 a

ME 2-27 ANT 27-23 WKS 2-34 0107 21-18 1RM 23-20

WEST

090 12-11 WI 7-3 e E95 18-14 KrsG 20-15

KRG 1 -11 KSND 21-16 995 21-18 P4102 4-4 1811194 8-3

KENO 4-3 KTPo( 7-5 O CAO 12-7

1951 10-7

K1M2 a

MA 11-8

MIN 12-10

0015-10

FAT

1018 26-21 905097 16-13

95011 WITS 2-36

50M4

( Ae3 36-31 win 27-21 1110 30-26 (SMI 27-23 1211 13-10

04781 23-22 IBM on WAY 27-23 BIS0 23-17 911T on KIRK 2-28 WES 36-34

MIDWEST

8111

4421 on O G2 17-16 100 2-34

WEST

FOOT 35-30 KPIR 10-9

193 25-24 2979o-38 WAS 2-37 ( 001 14-10

07141 2-40 197 31-28 ATM 29-20

ELTON JOHN The One (MCA) LP: The One


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 54% E 861 P2 87% S 931 P3 99% M 871 W 58% Chart Summery

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 3 15 14 32

National 2-5 11 47 34 92 Statuary 6-15 11 26 15 52 UP 108 16-40 2 4 2 8 DEBS 1 Ono 2 2 1 5 SAME 67 Adds 0 0 0 0 DOWN 13 Ch Adds 1 0 0 1

ADDS 1 Total 30 94 66 130

LAST

WACS 7-5 WNU 3-1 1100 9-9 WEL1 5-5 094 6-6 P80 -PM 3-2 -91x 12-9

SO00H

PW99 12-8

STAR94 I -I

KELL 2-9 e B4( 28-25 P9196 on fr 419Z 5-4 PWPIC 28-26 0105 2-2

996a-29 0102 2-1 MCI 3-2 N118fr ¿2PL 14-14 102R 12-9 20W9 3-2 10115 9-8 W B0 5-3

(ItS 9-5 KM -Mon 0(R2 12-12 KLSN 3-3

099.5 7-7 KM./ 6-3

EAST

PL192 1-1

WEB 9-8 YAAL 1-1 Mf.SE 18-17

WSR 13-12 JET -PM 3-2 SEW 5 fr

WMK 9-4

TIC -M 9-7 WEE 5 fr PM92 7-7

S111n1

WBO 5-2 W1E 2-2 0.106 5-4 195 10-8

MIX 1 fr

MR 4-3 GM 39-34 0105 2-1 9aF 4-4 MSKB 5-5 94124-2 1a5I 5-4 M®0 5-3 wan 7-4 WIT 3 fr

B95.50-3 WAPE 51a 10(IT 1-1

All 12-9 WIT 3-3 WOK 11-5 Wa9B 10-9 99n 3-2 ORPM on 0107 4-1 597 10..8

711067 11-7 8X10 10-9

192 4-3 2102 11-9 2I11I 3-2 R1S0 3-1 WOW 7 fr

MIA=

W00 I fr

WWII on

SPAR 9-9 wT2 6-5 KRM 4-3 96010 3-3 0(105 9-9 NEE 4.3 921D 1 fr

WII 5-3 1104 4-5

O 0103 8-8

1000 11-9 MG9 1-1

O 293 8-3 871II 7-2 et00 9-6 u93 3-1 KAfT 1-1

WOOS 5-3 ( 107 1-1

9117 I -I

ACID 3-2 9107 3-6

Gsi

MMB 7-11 8980 9-8 10321R 4-3 9517.2 5-4

RIPE 5-2 11220 3-3 9175 3-2 951IIL 2-1 N[MP 5-4

W10on

5011

KAKS 1-1

KQIZ 6-5 WKSF 4-2 WAX 2-1 180A 3-3 410VI 5-1 KIM 7-9 1MI 8-4 KISR 3-2 OMB 5-5 1911 4-1 0101 1-2

K 22 4-3 2MOE 4-3 4011 5-3 WAY 2-8 11011 8-7 KI2T 4-3

411122-22 U ri 11-10 KNIN 2-2 MIS 11-10

901983'

0112 4-3 82110 1-1

8CIL 6-6 WJN 2-1 ass 5-4 IMO' 1-7

KL2V 3-2 01I0 2-1 9112 1_1

094 I-1

KKIl 1-1

80F3 2-2 eAn 9-9 aG2 4-2 82A0 2-2 004.0 2-1 K000 2-4 (ROC 1-1 K015 4-3

Continued On Next Column Continued On Next Column Continued On Next Column Parallels Continued on Page 88

88.888 August 28,1992 PARALLELS® P AM 4-3 1110107 3-2 KC101 9-7 WON 8-3 99901I 3-2 WSPK 7-5 1102 3-3 98PKW 2-2 930 1-2 PST 2-2 180( 11-10 A(02 8-7 3STW 3-9 P4A 10-8 37CR 4-4

Elton John Continued

WEST

KKSS 4-15 1095 5-5 KIP 5-5 13116 6-5 K80 12-5 KLOC 1-8 FM104 1-1 K15I 28-23 KW/42 9-7 KZZU 3-3 KRO 28-25

KPAT 3-3 PPP 2-2 3002 10.15

WEST

OOOT 7-7 KPON 3-4 793 12-8 -97 8-5 KTE5 3-1 KCHN 4-9 K0I0 6-2 K1M 3-2 994.7 15-14 197 4-3 0(95 2-2 KFF11 3-2

K K.W.S.

Please Don't Go (Next Plateau)


Parallel

Regional Reach

Reach P1 68%

E 58% P2 61%

S 60% P3 37% M 41%

W 66% Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 1 0 0 1


Summary 6-15 10 14 1 25

UP 76 16-40 18 38 18 74

DEBS 20 Ons 0 6 1 7

SAME 14 Adds 5 3 4 12

DOWN 4 Ch Adds 0 2 1 3

ADDS 15 Total 38 66 25 129

151 EAST

32611 7-7 MOT97 4-8 2100 2-1 W0L3 7-4 894 30-28 NOP 4-30 PP -FM 24-21 YN13 5-5

SOUTH

0141199 14-11 PP96 23 fr 4302 28-20 CPI 5-5 0105 25-22

0102 33-29 6411 16-16

WDFI 13 fr

Wei 0-20 NOM 18-12 07E0 18-14 KEG 29-19 10T102 a K.LWB a KWIC 14-11 141I10 22-16

YEST

13104 a OILS 7-4 P41106 12-16 1368 9-8

10Y -FM 12-11 1KRZ 29-25 311102 25-22 MAD 25-20 099.5 a 0106 15-12 KIEL 4-29 1120977 24-22 (P 2 25-20 KUBE a

eAST

0.092 28-18 NOSE 26-24

WSR 28-26 -N91 26-22 TIC -PI 12-8 WASS 14-12 WLAN a FUN107 20-18 OC101 24-22 PGN 29-22 999/HI 40-34 Y.SPK 11-19 98011 a-21 930 37-15 3PST 4-22 YROI 39-34 P0A on

50(111

6380 4-39 06I 1-2 YFMF 31-24 0106 32-28 195 29-11 MX 16-10 12311 4-2 0105 32-28 4P80 11-8 1310 a Y1IK9 a A!2 27-23 YK5I 4-26 PP 32-22 MR 28-22 H95.5 25-21 30Y1 4-30 11p0 22-15 WARB 27-22 Ka1M 7-6 897 19-11 0L1067 6-4 W9V0 18-14 0N0 34-31 410014 23 fr

1410146.37

YPIR on 0I105 18-11 61íE 29-24 Z104 17-13 K0(0 4-27 WTCP 19-18 1193 4-31 WKS on K107 4-33 KORu

WEST

KEW 13-7 0103 on 095 34-30 32041 4-30 4041 26-25 395 a-24 300102 24-19 KLIIC 0-29 KCAO 40-30 )(PSI 16-12 0W2 4-33 KZZU an

KWIN 31-20 KR0 26-22

EAST

BOS597 a AWE a 95760( a Y7T5 4-35

Sara

00( 36-33 1940 14-10 121I 30-27 0101 4-26 0400 33-29 *814R 4-30 Y3AV 80-34 PF91a 4147 34-29 OFHT an 1VaS 4-30

MIDWEST

WCIL 4-23 KKO. a-29 WA23 4-34 01G2 23-22 3090 4-33

WEST

10DT 31-25 KPIR 34-32 K0111 26-19 197 34-25 KF771 37-27

L K.D. LANG

Constant Craving (Sire/WB) LP. Ingenue



National Sumary UP 55 DEBS 21

SAME 24

DOWN 1

ADDS 22

Parallel Reach

P1 27% P2 53%

P3 76%

Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

2-5 1 0 1 2 6-15 3 12 8 23

16-40 6 31 26 63 Ons 3 5 5 13

Adds 1 5 8 14

Ch Adds 1 4 3 8 Total 15 57 51 123

EST

*)3LS 17-30 32011 on 1411 a-30

SUM

STAR94 8.8 6492 a 0105 0-26

MIDYEST

0102 30.27 YEW 7.3 W2PL 21-21 (271 4-31

WEST

3082 25-23 MAD 10-9 11314 8-7

SORN

W®0 13-12 4106 11-9 195 35-31 ben 22fr W0K a 0105 a-35 N32 4-28 121P 31 fr

895.5 6-6 YAPE 13.11 11017T 13-11 10(74 27-21 W041 29-26 YAR8 23-21 WHY on 1107 4-34 0.1067 a-30 YRV0 21-18 192 17-13 2102 a (151 24-23 1311110 on fr

MIDMST

441101 21-20 10TZ 4-24

PPE a WZTO 13-10 8115 36-32 wee 30-27 We0 2-2

Sara

KARS a N1LS1 0-27 W2xx a-36 0010 17-16 N 00 al 1010( a 3.1101 15-11 (156 15-14 1211

m 0101 300 3-30 APE 30-26 1411014 a-39 PF71a ( Lf1 an *FM 24-19 111I* 4-31

MIDWEST

1735 35-30 393(0 9-B

199.5 on PPL2 on

EAST

YWb 29-21 WVSR 34-32 0E02 29 R .N7K 4-30 PEE 18 fr PW92 d-36 PAM 22-17 <C101 PEN a 9991311 on 1102 21_13 98P0Y 14-14 931 33-32 NPST 15-13 A(0( a N(R2 a-31 IóTW 9-7 W0A 36-33

K.D. Lang Continued

96ST0 32-29 0(105 36-30 wee 26-23 PM) on Sr 1134 23-15 KJ103 0-33 P8(0 4-2B U93 3-38 110fI 22-22 1107 32-28 YIFC 14-12 KKK on

WES7

1F95 37-34 35P 18-17 KZZU 26-22

EAST

431111 0-33 103CIR 1-27 951000

WCIL 14-12 í0K1 a-19 KLYV 29-29 1210 4-39 194 17-13 ACE R 35-27

W AZY 1-33 6412 n_35 W7013

Kw; 1--' SAO: n 4G45 1-30 4111311 1-34

K 0(2 18-17

WEST

(00T a 193 4-29 297 4-39 4TR5 12-11 KCHN a 1011 19_11 K1M 26-23 994.7 28-29 0I95 21-18 KM/1 21-16

ANNIE LENNOX

Walking On Broken Glass (Arista) LA' Diva


Regional Reach

E 50% S 66% M 60%

48%


DEBS 31

SAME 35 DWN 0

ADDS 51

AMA

Parallel

Reach P1 25% P2 57% P3 844


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 0 1 1

16-40 6 19 20 45 Ons 0 20 15 35

Adds 7 18 18 43

Ch Adds 1 5 2 8

Total 14 62 56 132

EAST

WOLS 30-27 MIL13 a PRO -FM 4-27 WW1( a

STAR94 30-23 KmL a 0105 a

MIDWEST

0102 a-31 1xIR a

WEST

302 28-24 1000 4-27 1131421-17 099.5 a 4712 a

EAST

IIAAL 31-27 6550 on WNW a PYR92 a N -W1 4-35 /0N107 a KC101 a

999011 a 1102 on 6PST 4-27 PO( on 3516 a W1a on Y1CR a-28

SUM

W®0 4-38 KHF1 4-36 1106 36-32 195 4-32 1214 4-38 0105 34-31 16410 on

334B o O W n A

Yl3P 29-26 ANT a-31 12YP on f} B95.5 a WAPE on PUT 4-28 UM( on 1DJ3 a PVT on ONO on K92 en MIX 36-33 1151 a-28

MIPIF_ST

N:DD on fr 6R83 on YPEO on (RP 4-23 965T0 a 0(105 a-35 NEE on 13113 39-34 2104 a 4J103 a 1000 a 093 On MIT 3107 4-35 YIFC a-29 KKRD

WE`T

( 03 a 095 4-37 ELMS 4-36 15ND an KM a ILUC 30-26 OTRO a 891104 4-25 1W2 a KZZU on

FAST

IOW on 10301R a 95033 a W2T0 a

11T5 a 18P 0-38 W1np a

SOUTH

KAKS on

*71(3 4-40 N00/4 0-33 WK10I a 047( a WJ10( an 11SR 4-35 (3aB a 1211 a 0101 on 100( 0-26 111406 4-35 YBP0 a WYAV on YFF4 d-28 KIM on YF1n 4-31 urn on (NSx 4-30 lA'9S a

MIDWEST

K731 4-35 Y4110 an WCIL 4-31 P0 30-28 KTKT 27-25 0.1V a-35 12I0 a IBIZ on

194 an 31A. a NORa KIG2 on 3100 an 0131 a 10)X3 a K ROC 4-35 (095 0 KPAT 29-28 WDBR a KO(2 a-28

WEST

1000 4-39 *P)(R 21-14 KT85 4-39 K011 on 101I 4-36 K DR 4-33 894.7 a

0195 4-38 KF31a on

EPHRAIM LEWIS Drowning In Your Eyes (Elektra) LP: Skin


National Summary UP 32 DEES 16

SAME 28 DOWN 0 ADDS 9

FAST

WN(I a

SOUTH


N&A

Parallel Reach

P1 34% P2 37%

P3 39%


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 4 1 0 5 16-40 10 21 15 46

Ons 2 15 8 25 Adds 2 3 3 8

Ch Adds 1 0 0 1

Total 19 40 26 85

STAR94 24-19 101(1 on 11E a-24 !REM 28-28 RW0P10 4-24 0105 on

MI171FST

36112 34-30 IART 11-10 1IK1 24 fr 1N7T a 16131 4-30 (1810 23-22 13173 22-17

WEST

OIIS 18-14 100-164 26-24 KIM 16-14

(1101 4-29 WIN an 999161I 25-22 1102 a WP5T on 16719 4-28 P4A 39-38

SOUTH

1411630 33-28 11106 on 195 4-40 PC( 0-34 17331 on ( PRR on 141261 a MP 23-21 111116 4-35 121P on fr WAPE on PUT a 004 37-36 0.1067 4-27 192 on Ki1R 37-34 KISI on WV/ on fr

MIDWEST

895 4-30 341102 33-29 3220 4-33

EST

1p1P a 140 25-18

SOUTH

K A(S 4-39 0012 29-26 N(.5F on PP 31-28 131413 35-31 ELI 0n 102 an (PE 35-28 WWII a 131117 0n

[COYEST

(1TT a

E TU 4-27 194 on W(FR 4-39

'47EL 15-14

Ephraim Lewis Continued

401977 28-19

EAST

9958 1-35 6ER2 10 fr TIC -P1 31-25 [LAN 4-13

093 on 11011 on 0107 34-30

WEST

KK30 12-8 1195 on KCMG 35-34 KSW on

10E2 on KPAT on 40(2 30-71

WEST

OPIO 4-40 7'RS '6-23 00111 on K010 37-14 (MT 15-24 TO' 12-26 0FF10,.1-1p

F1114107 34-30 :alp 4-32 9991111 on WSPK 32-29

Party Continued

E SP an P461102 4-36 K 7RK 27-24 KCAy' 32-29

KPIR 40.39 KIM 31-28 0I701 30-35 KiM on 197 041

1FF91 0-40

M R MITCH MALLOY

Nobody Wins In This War (MCA) LP' Mitch Malloy


Regional

Reach E 66%

S 63% M 71% W 34%

National

Summary UP 110

DEBS 5 SAME 19

D 1 3

ADDS 1

EAST

894 18-15 me( 24-21

KILL 17-16 992 25-24 PYRPIO an

MIDWEST

0102 8-6 O 003 22-21 CAP 7-6

W EST

11.58 23-21 099.5 4-33

EAST

F3.092 16-14 PEP 21-30 WAAL 7-6 WVSR 25-24 9ERZ 19 fr WNW 4-29 W1EF. 20 fr P31192 33-26 WAN 19-18 111x107 29-25 10001 17-17 999011 30-26 Y5P1 28-28 1102 13-12 98PIY 22-20 930 14-14

PST 11-11 14100( 22-19 33112 13-12 37111 17-16 P0* on Y1CR 13-11

SOUTH

04®0 15-27 K106 16-14 1Z311 on WI2F 4-35 NI¢ 25-22 W1SI on

Parallel

Reach P1 18%

P2 65%

P3 87%


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 3 2 5

6-15 3 20 29 52 16-40 6 42 25 73

Ons 1 4 2 7

Adds 0 1 0 1

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

Total 10 70 58 138

WRHT 19-17 WZ1P 26 fr 895.5 22-18 PUT 21-18 41311 30-27 K111 31-25 mum( 38-29 WABB 35-30 W HY 10-5 1107 28-28 K92 34-30 2102 33-26

13111 12-10 KISI 16-12

IQDWFSI

YKDD 25 fr IPK 4-3 WPIR 211-17 41.2 113 13111.11- 12 96.510 33-30 07(105 24-23 W111 11-9 2104 23-22 KJ103 28-25 18(0 19-17 N414 19-14 KZ93 21-17 42131 30-24 31114 19-19 993 23-18 EI617 15-12 P IGS 19-14 K107 12-11 WIFC 11-6 K00 9-7 POT on

WEST

KF95 17-16 1511D 28-25 K31K 28-25 04104 6-5 7112 a (22U 18-15

EAST

YPRR 8-6 AVE 4-32 103CIR 13-12 PPE 26-23 W210 16-14 3313 12-8 95111 17-14

RHYTHM SYNDIDATE I Wanna Make Love To... (Impact/MCA) LP: Sex, Life & Love



S 38%

M 30% W 28%

National

Summary UP 8

DEBS 21


[0-A

Parallel Reach

P1 16%

P2 43% P3 39%

Chart Summary

Pos 1,1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 1 0 0 1

16-40 2 17 10 29 Ons 3 13 5 21

Adds 2 13 11 26

Ch Adds I 3 0 4

Total 9 46 26 81

110fP 10-10 16110 14-10

KA1S 26-23 1012 26-23 MCSF 27-24 11X3 33-28 141a21 20-18 6014 4-35 O 401 18-15 IJ41 19-14 111511 11-11 1910 29-26 1711 on 0101 20-18 1013 14-11 010E 10.5 IEWR 28-27 1101 21-18 007aT 33-28 USX 17-16 161IN 14-10 OVaS 22-17

MIDWEST

KYYY 9-8 Y4110 12-9 WCIL on WL90 6-5 11131 9-11 KLYV 12-11 4110 16-73 WBIZ 14-11 094 26-24

K33L 15-12 N3011 25-18 YA2Y 25-23 K7G2 14-13 1030 18-16 en 12-9 Kff.G 17-15 0000 11-6 1595 15-12 KPAT 10-9 on 20-44

YETr

31I1 17-16 393 24-22 Z97 35-29 4TE5 22-19 KCW 36-34 (010 16-13 01RR 19-12 0(95 15-10 KF7M 33-30

P PARTY

Free (Hollywood) LP: Free


S 26% M 13%

W 30%


DEBS 6



Parallel

Reach P1 9% P2 26%

P3 31%


1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 0 0 0 16-40 1 15 9 25

Ons 3 11 12 26 Adds 1 2 0 3

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 Total 5 28 21 54

EST

Sara

WMJz 22-21

MIDWEST

11111 a

MST

099.5 On 101977 an

KR/ 027

FL792 a 147712 on fr TI0.FM 32-31 N.1N on

930 4-25 on

scum

WO(2 24 R (2834 on 3PRR On la0(F 6-34 WMQ on PEP 36 fr 1'9173 on 0.1067 26-24 O 92 0-39

MIDWEST

31106 21-21 WTCF 8 093 0n

PEST

K F95 23-19 110G on

tip E AST

OPRR 30-28 103397 39-36 *PE 26-19

SO(RN

1012 on Y 0 an K211 on 300 on PPE 29-25 13164R 29-26 W1AV on

WVES on

MIDWEST

1KFR 011

01G2 an KNOC on 18R on

FAsr

894 a IN(4 a

WITH

6NV2 a-30 PWPIO 30-21

WIRIEST

WJIq 4-29 KBFA on 11711( on

WEST

15109 18-15 3106 on

BAST

01.192 0-33 WSR a 3E112 on fr TIC -FM 4-30 *SS 35-33 PWR92 0-40 N.AN on F11N107 a 1A111 on 999011 4-37 1102 a 981403 on WP5T a

WKOI a WOEK 0-40 WICK 29-26

sama

NB80 on K 106 37-33 a0(Z 20 fr 02F11 4-39

on 6011( a W21P on fr YAPE on WKI on MK a 111.11 on KRFM a WRVO a 117111 a

82001ST

PS 4-25 0(105 a-40 12103 0-36 MU a-29 WL(K a 1107 4-38 WIFE on 010 4-30

K K31 on 0095 4-38 UP a RIM 34-30 800194 a-23 KIA1C a KWZ on

EAST

PRR a 103011 a 3210 a WY15 on

SOUTH

1012 a KHO( 4_40 WJFOf an 11.50 a 10140 4-34 1211 on 1031 4-27 010E 4-38 K101 0-37

MIDWEST

KTTT 4-39 NCIL a 31312 300.a 11412 on W71(1 a 1FR0 4-28 KPAT a

WEST

(00I 0-36 OPIO 39-26 Y910111 3

n UPI 0-39

S SAIGION KICK love Is... (Third Stone/Atlantic Group) LP: The Lizard


Regional Reach E 28% S 32f M 404

W 20%

National

Summery

UP 30 DEBS 9 SAME 11

DOWN 0

ADDS 21

N&A

Parallel Reach P1 9% P2 31% P3 49%

Chart Summary

Pos 1.1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 -0-5

2-5 2 0 0 2 6-15 0 4 2 6

16-40 3 10 19 32 Ons 0 4 6 10

Adds 0 15 6 21 Ch adds 0 0 0 0 Total 5 33 33 71

am. 6-5

020RS5-

0102 5-4 ®1 24-22

11F35-

399.5 23-20

EAST

WAAL 8-7 MR a 1E1-311 4-25 PAM 34-30 I.XWi on 99901I 4-39 1'102 a PST 4-31 PP a

PUSH

3601 26-25 PXR a 1)103 36-32 1293 a 093 a DIET on 1107 4-40 WIFE a 1WG a Nqr 19-19

WEST

KS1K1 a KIRK a 114104 12-11

EST

103C1R 0-30 YrTS 26-24 WPC 0-40 PTO 4-30

300111

(14x 12-10 PM 35-31 11311 21-11 KZII a ( 0a on 1PE 34-31 Wn1T on (WTI a KNIN 25-19 03135 on

( 111 37-33 W4110 4-26

WC1L on

( LTV 35-34 1210 0n 194 11-8

REQ. 30-26 BEOR 40.35 0G2 a

31208 a 139G an MEE a P BS 4-35

WEST

ROOT 30-26 3716 38-35 1000 39-33 (791 24-21 0195 24-20 014 a

DAVID SANBORN Bang Bang (Elektra) LP: Upfront



S 51% M 37%

W 36%

National ,ummary

UP 53 DEW 11

SAVE 22 101339 0

ADDS 14

Parallel Reach

Pt apt P2 450

P3 5'%

Chart Soma .79

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

2-5 1 0 0 1

6-15 1 7 3 11

16-40 11 25 21 57 Ons 2 10 5 17

Adds 1 5 5 12

Ch Adds 1 1 0 2

Total 17 49 34 100

FAST

PM 25-23 324140 30-27 PM 30-30 894 24-20 V0(P 23-19 N0X on

SORH

STAR94 18-15 KRIS 6-2 11441 14-11

MIDYF_ST

NE7t 26-24 107102 on 0R0 a-30

WEST

KIIS 4-29 100Z 4-28 1001 21-21 K -0D a 0106 23-21

PAST

41.592 35-31 xYSR 24-21 WNW on TIC -FM 34-25 18LSS 24-19 WAN 4-36 F1M107 on KEN 28-26 99911111 38-36 WPST 12-9 4E42 40-30 P)D a YYCR 22-21

SOUTH

39®0 27-23 0105a K2FM 9-8 OPRR 24-22 11M2 16-13 3880 17-15 PVT on WZTP 32 fr W MT on

YOKI on

11111 a PUP 40-40 WHY an (8011 24-15 2102 4-40 K730 25-22 KISI a

NEWEST

1cT1 4-27 O(105 40-39 *111I a-40 KJ103 31-26 ( 0I0 on MIT 20-1T WIGS 30-26 1107 9-8 KM 4-31

WEST

K M 10-10 01(30 23-22 095 29-25 CMG a B95 on 318102 34-27 1CT10 a KPSt on 1I031 28-23 (WIN an

FIST

WPM 34-32 ./VE 23-17 3113 on 113P 24-19 W10 19-14

1012 25-22 11t1.3 15-12 41041 a O 1101 39-37 Y4H4 34-30 1134 30-27 1913 4-33 0101 a 1O2 27-25 KNOE 37-34 0101 36-30 WENT 4-23 Awn a KNIN a «as 00

/COYEST

171Y 31-25 PPP 0n 111 18-17 RTC on 11210 39-33 194 a 310'N 6-40 11412 39-37 37.08 4-35 KffS. 30-28 KPAT on

WEST

1010 38-30 397 4-34 ( 8174 18-15

SHAKESPEAR'S SISTER Stay (London/PLG) LP: Hormonally Yours


Parallel Regional Reach. Reach PI 64% E 90% P2 86% S 881 P3 99% M 87% W 70% Chart Sur Wary

Pos P1 P2 P) Tot 1 1 4 5 10

National 2-5 5 32 23 60 Summary 6-15 17 36 28 81 UP 128 16-40 10 17 9 36 DEBS 2 Ons 0 1 0 1


EAST

920 a Wn(S 15-14 W202 14-11 2100 12-12 WEcx 9-7 094 28-21 3900 26-21 PRO -PM 29-26 Naa 4-4

P16199 23-22 ST11194 13-11 KRIXE 18-21 P10196 19 fr WV2 6-5 0105 3-3

MIDWEST

896 a-30 0102 13-11 0EM2 2-7 YDFx IS fr 12PL 19-16 KBA 17-9 0¢31 6-8 H00102 a

11130 18-14 0110 16-6 *al 17-13

WEST

15104 20-16 1115 5-3 101.-F4 27-25 K 1R2 9-7 KWDD 2-1 1LS* 7-6 899.5 5-9 0106 14-11 OPLZ 9-5 3338 26-19

44.71

FL192 11-5 3A193 28-22

PIA 7-2 17418 3-2

sO7IH

W®0 3-3 IIPI 7-5 N13 6-3 1106 29-35 195 4-4 165K 14 fr YNO( 5-4 1ZFM 20-16 0105 5-5 MU 14-9 WA1 8-6 WW1 5-5 WSW 7-5 WmR 8-5 WZTP 2 fr 895.5 15.13 WAPE 8-10 113111 20-19 661I 9-3 4474 2-2 110 13-9 4080 2-2 ~VT 1-1 38011 20-10 1107 25-15 1397 4-5 0.1067 3-2 P50 7-6 492 2-2 2102 2-3 1151 5-2 wry IO Pr

*DO 19 fr 41101 25-24 IPRR 11-7 14T2 14-9 OOP 5J 96570 10-8 111105 3-1 WIEE 14-12 YIIX a-33 2104 10-7 14103 5-4 10R0 12-7 0293 20-16 3113( 29-21 31 CC 18-18 3TCT 9-12 U93 9-8 1108 18-19

GS(

WPRR }9 YME 7-7 103[14 5-9 95XIX 8-6 W1PE 14-10 12T0 31-24 3115 1-3 95/11.41-23 RCMP 9-14 N110 3-3

SORM

KAKS 0-32 0012 >-4

WESF 5-4 MAX 3.2 11CO0 2-2 Y0<x 9.6 1313 4-8 4124-7 11.53 2-i O 940 4-3 11211 26-23 0101 5-5 K00 9-7 OMOE 5-2 1.1P1 14-13 OYAV A-2 well 5-3 (1X1 1-4 MR 6-3 n ix 18-14 01 DI 24-20

WPM 8-7

MIDWEST

1171 1-6 WINO 21-18 WCIL 4-3 16)11 13-12 1300 21-16 (001 5-4 01.10 5-4 1230 4-3 WHIZ 29-27 Y94 9-14 (ID. 3-3 3900 6-6-8

44021 11-8 KMOZ 7-6

Continued On Next Column

14103 on

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Shakespear's Sister Continued

*AAL 5-5 RUE 4-22 W531 9-8 WERZ 3 fr «IX 9-6 TIC FR (I -9 WKSS 31-23 .0EE 7 fr PW92 4-6 WL1N 10-10

FJN107 9-4 0C101 10-8 1qGN 22-18 9991011 8-7 85PK 9-7

1102 9-9 98P%1 12-11

99;7-6 WST 3-1

69a1 3-3 WORZ 39-29

V3T11 4-3

W9KS 22-18 O 107 8-6 VIFC 17-10 KIND 10-8

W6T

KKSS B-4 «Pa KF95 3.1

KIM; 3-2 X0Ti 27-24

4D a1 ado WC 14-1 P110411-8 RPSI 23-17 Kw2 14-8 KZ2U 5-4 0E03-3

*L30 9-8 KFR% 8-6 KOGG 5-1 KROC 12-17 0095 }i KPAT 9-7 WDBR 11-10 KCTZ 1-1

WEST

KOOT 4-4 KPIR 14-11 093 9-6 Z97 12-6

OTRO 2-2 KC55 I -I

3.011 7-4

0'OTT 4-11 834.7 10-17

097 11-9

1195 8-7 KFFM 6-5

SLAUGHTER

Real Love (SBK/ERG) LP: The Wildlife


Regional

Reach E 34%

S 43%

H 48%

W 30%

NaA1 Parallel

Reach PI 13%

P2 44% P3 55%


National 1

2-5 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 Summary 6-15 0 4 1 5 UP 57 16-40 6 34 30 70 DEBS 14 Ons 1 7 6 14 SAME 18 Adds 0 2 0 2 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 ADDS 2 Total 7 47 37 91

EAST

894 23-23

SOUTH

0)241. 21-19 840 4-23

MIOWF-ST

0102 21-IB XDAB 29-26

WEST

099.5 20-17

0331.2 on

831ST

WAAL 1B-15 WSR 30-29 JET -PM 19-14 PW092 22-17 WAS 28-20 8321 on 999031I 21-18 1102 30-28 93036-30 YP3T 14-12 NPR 4-40 6962 24-23 WW1 9-8

195 39-38 0105 31-30 M912 on MLSI 24-23 8R5T 31-26 *Z33P 25 fr eAPE 30-27 102110 18-16 WaII 25-21 am 26-22 897. *RY0 29-27 K92 a-38 KTUX 19-16

MIDWEST

WOK 22-21 ¿LT2 4-26 96770 a

60105 a

«XX 26-22 02103 8-37 n 17G 28-28 *2CF 4-24 093 0-40 X107 30-26 *IFC 4-35 now. 11107

WEST

KF95 39-35 0210 0-31 BTRK 29-23 M104 20-16

on 1220 0-34

EAST

103CI4 30-29 14alP 40-35 air) 0-29

30725

OAKS an .0SF 19-16

W(TA 26-23 A111 23-19 AIM 39-36 KISR 24-22 0010 28-24 KNOE 0-40 KII1 35-32 K VhI 0-29 KNIN 20-15

WYaS 37-35

820*6T

K1T1 34-31 Wa10 a1 PIXY 16-17

KZIO 38-34 WHIZ 30-30 194 21-25 K[010. 27-23 19339 2722 *AZY 32-29 K1GZ 40-38 W710 27-24 K OOG 23-19 0Ra on K095 30-26 VDB6 22-18

WET

K3OT a1 093 on 097 on K39.S 30-27 K0IX 30-23 05141 8-34 1195 35-32

PATTY SMYTH w/ DON HENLEY Sometimes Love Just Ain't.. (MCA) LP: Patty Smvlh


Parallel Regional111/1 Reach Reach PI 48% E 86% P2 87% S 88% P3 99% H 87% W 58% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 3 4 6 13 Sumery 6-15 7 56 50 113 UP 163 16-40 12 31 10 53 DEBS 4 Ons 1 1 0 2

SAME 14 Adds 0 2 0 2

DOWN 0 Ch Adds 4 0 0 4

ADDS 6 Total 27 94 66 187

EAST

VMS 14-9 V7D0 4-31 0100 a-30 1,FY/3 19-13 894 21-19 PRO -F'1 23-20 *69% a-35

SO)T5

P*N99 25-9 STAR94 3-3

YEW 22-17 0.106 19-16 195 18-14

1G3X 10 fr w0) 19-11 4M an 0105 13-7 4806 25-21 Vffis 18-13 M4n 18-12 69SI 15-10

~31-25 *Rif 14-8 VL1P 18 fr 895.5 17-14 *AK 18-14 8177 16-14

EAST

¿MR 12-8

MRS: 10-9 103CIR 16-14

95X1! 12-10 *X233 12-9

IMO 22-13 WITS 16-11

95011. 16-13 «MP 34-29 48110 7-4

P. Smyth w/D. Henley Continued O 62/1. 5-3 KRBE 7-6 0200 10-8 0105 13-8

MIDWEST

0102 18-16 wrI a-20 8F4 17 fr VZPL a-28 KIM 20-16 µ01102 on KOWB 26-20 M®0 19-17

WST

K IIS 30-24 K0Y-F?I 21-21 K01Z 27-22

ISE 4-2 099.5 22-21 5.151 14-10

EAST

FLT92 17-15

WARS 18-18

«AL 6-4 11030 11-9 WSR 17-11

set -n4 14-11 WERZ 13 fr W69 23-19 TIC -FM 27-22 MME 16 fr Pw92 15-9

41JM 15-12

25x107 19-13 K C101 17-15 110/N 10-7

9990I 7-6 16P14 22-16 1102 ID -8

98P1n 8-7

930 26-19 WST 10.7 W9IX 21-63 M1R2 16-15 8STV 7-5 8XA 28-20 W1C9 12-9

30)01

8880 12-10 1161 23-21

XKYK 6-6 VDJI 35-35 *ABB 13-7 16817 4-3

1107 30-26 897 18-16 XL11167 17-15 W31Y3 19-16 K92 )0-21 Z102 12-7 O 7110 17-14 OISII 13.11 WYV 18 fr MIDWEST

4WD 12 fr *M4K 11-6 «XII 17-12 WTZ 17-10

KRNO 18-15 96a0 14-10 C0105 26-25 MfF 9-6

WORD 8 fr

WAIX 19-14

Z104 14-12 02103 25-19 R0K0 20-13 16G0 9-8 O Z93 24-21 1211 4-25 1400 23-8 Via U93 2rí-13 KR51 7-4 Vv1L5 20-1S 0107 23-20 VIPC 18-15 K0m 22_19 WHOM 17-15

WEST

O 1011

1F95 19-17 K21G 27-21 KSND 20-13 GM 0-25 K113C 027 KT31K 21-16 411104 22-15 IC1M2 31-2B

KZZ) 9-8 RR) 21-15

901118

XAKS 25-18 0010 15-9 693F 17-13 4121(1 22-13 WITH 14_8 *KMX 17-9 I0K71 20-16 12/19 14_10

R15R 14-10 05813 20-16 K i1I 8-5 0101 15-8

RCM 13-9 AlOE 9-7

W BPR 16-12 VTAY 20-13 WM 17-15 KGIY 10-6

*Fln 21-16 XV11 15-9

KNIN 12-8

WB.S 18-15

MIDWEST

K013 11-9 wen II -IQ vat. 25-13 «PI 23-20 *1010 22-13 MI' 7-5 RLIO 16-9

KZIO 15-9

WOIZ 16-7 194 14-10

Ar10. 20-18 W4R 11-6

*AZY 16-13

KMG2 19-12

VZ00 17-15 0F71X 14-10 ROOG 13-10 K KOC 17-12 0G95 19-16

KPAT 15-13

YDB9 9-8 Kart 19-15

HEST

G MT 15-12 41R 13-12 193 16-9 Z97 15-11

NTKS 7-5 0041 15-12 0010 13-8

87'81 74 894.7 6-4 097 25-23 aí95 14-9

01711 30-18

SOUP DRAGONS Divine Thing (Mercury) LP: Hotwired


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 32% E 62% P2 78% S 79% P3 90% H 78% O 56% Chart Summery

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-3 1 5 1 7 Summary 6-15 5 12 9 26 UP 117 16-40 7 54 44 105 DEBS 10 On.4 2 8 4 14 SAME 23 Adda 2 5 1 8 DOWN 2 O1 Adda 1 0 1 2 ADDS 10 Total 18 84 60 162

SWING OUT SISTER Am I The Same Girl (Mercury) LP: Get In Touch



S 35% M 32% W 32%

National

Summary UP 13

DEBS 18 SAME 21 DOWN 0 ADDS 31

tNiA Parallel

Reach P1 23% P2 31% P3 54%


1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 3 0 0 3

16-40 3 13 13 29 Ons 3 9 8 20

Adds 4 10 12 26 Ch Adds 0 2 3 5

Total 13 34 36 83

EAST

920 16-11

41105 29-26 W711Ú on 104100 35x33

1001

STAR94 21-15 w VZ 30-27 0105

CUR on 1DWB

WET

K WDD

O 191 19-15

099.5 Iff12 on

EAST

F5.192 W3R a

WR2 on fr WLe1 on NN107 4131810 99901I a-40 1102 an 96PXT 21-19

930 a-35 YRIX *KR2 W31V 28-20

*B6) 4-40 O 161 33-31

195 4-39 MICE 4-27 M44 on 895.5 30-25 8121 4-35 KM on 1107 * RY0

092 an mix 39-36

MI OWET

0)105 39-38 02103 a

0107 4-36 ¿IEC 4-32 KKRO

WEST

010a 1995 4-36 G PO al KYRK on

EAST

WAR a

103CIR on *RPF

80141 a

WITS on 11140 0-26

501R5

K AKS al *An 33-33 10808 a

O 1.59 0-19 K2II 028 0011on KNOE a-36

R1XY a

*v93 a-38

MIPFEST

R1TY an «M on 8IL 3C-28 Win 0..21 WAG 4-26 RTR' 4.29 an 114:1 on KFR1 4-30 109G(: or- O 095 1ffAT a

1CKZ 4-27

WEST

093

097 0010d-32 KTrT 8-39 894.7 .-30 197 a

01195

K F7M 0-37

eAST

W20Ú an *E:% 27-25

WIC% 17-15

SOUTH

KFLL 16-13 40112 8-7 0105 24-21

MIDWEST

0102 2321 8F[ 21 fr 1030) on KIO 19-17 KM 21-16 «BO -29

WET

KS104 K OT-M 15-14 K IRZ a

GAD 5-4 099.5 16-14

OPIO 27-23

eAs1

FLY92 33-27 «EH a

WAAL 9-8 WIZ an fr W10( 21-18 14892 32-23 4.0,4 27-23 250107 31-26 KC101 22-20

wGN 27-24 999K5I 14-11 Y102 15-7 980IT 20-18 93040-29 WST 5-5 *90) 29-24 WKNZ 30-28 *3N 5-4 11000 18-16

81C31 8-5

501m1

8880 35-30 aiFl 31-38 K 106 23-20 I95 33-23 w11 a

O 0414 32-25 010524-20 00P 10-28 480IF 32-29 *XKB on M812 an WRST 27-26 VLTP 13 fr

895.5 26-22 YAPE 16-12

837 37-34 W El 7-5 KM 23-18 IPA a-36 8480 38-29 WHY 4-28 1107 27-29 097 A.1067 22-1e Yin) 4-30 K92 25-20 0102 34-28 1700 7-7 81.51 28-20 1.1208 an fr

MIDWST

16100 26 fr MU on Y.TZ 0-21 1018 an 96ST3 35-32 60105 25-22 MAR? 28-25 will 4-37 0104 28-25 O 2103 4-35 O OKO 27-23 MGV 22-20 X293 29-26 wing a

1112 22-22 VICF 1193 27-26 1004 0-30 INKS 2721 K10722-19 1lIFC 15-13 MD 29-26 mu( on

WET

KIC 'S on 1a%a 27-20 6P95 1 -10 R7RI 15-10 KSND 17-15

OLIIC 7-4 K4426-21 M104 27-21 Kwi, 11-6 4Z0 21-18 PG 17-13

BAS'

*PRO C-31 *MC on 95ÍSY 4-30 69PE 30-29 WZTO 7-7 11-r5 34-30 101, 31-24 WMTv 26-23

9nII11

K ARS 34-30 0210 23-21 693F MT.4 35-29 69MX 28-27 11K10 11-7

8J10 36-32 R1SR 13-13

0918 31-29 411 an 0101 3(1-27 1an 26-23 1010E 24-21

WBPR 26-23 WIAV 32-28 WM 029 KlI2 19-15 MHT 15-12 KVr1C 28-25 (WIN 7-5 *YaS 33-31

leG1E4T

MY 16-13 *0410 13-12

8IL 31-29 *K110 2724 OfRT 2826 XI.SY 24-17 XZIO 36-29 *BIZ on Y94 19-17

1006. 4-30 69338 3326 WAIT 23-19 002 26-23 1400 33-27 Iff31x 25-21 GOOG 31-29 UGC 23-18 KG95 on KPAT 25-23 BItBR 34-29

*EST

0001 27-23 419 38-33 093 20-17 197 34 -SO K'TKS 21-16 R015 3428 1011 19-16 07MT 12-10 894.7 7-7 1195 30-25 12)1 2724

T TOAD THE WET SPROCKET

All 1 Wart (Columbia) LP. Fear


Parallel Regional Reach Reach

119, PI 50%

E 74% P2 81% S 87% P3 96% M 84%

60% Chart Smm®ry Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 3 3 6 National 2-5 9 36 37 82 Summery 6-15 11 41 23 75 UP 102 16-40 7 7 1 15 DEBS 1 Ons 0 0 0 0 SAME 52 Adds 0 0 0 0 DOWN 23 Ch Adds 1 0 0 1

ADDS 1 Total 28 87 64 179

E311T

PM 10-10 VZaO 6-5 0100 13-13 WED( B-8 89422-12 trout 7-6

BUM

331499 15-10

5T8894 5-5 ant 3-2 K Rai 4-9 W5v2 4-3 PWPIG a-27 0105 6-5

20NWST

0132 1-5

win 16 fr J UL B-7 Imo 8-6 G als 4_3 16®3 3-15

10176 10-10 1955-2 WSS% 7 fr

WICK 8-7 110811 18-18 0105 9fi M4CF 7-7 oil/ 1-6 *ICSI 10-6

*1641 4-3 WZTP 4h 895.5 5-4 *APE 15-13 Warr 4-4 W60I 6-4 O 070 5-5 41UX 2-8 *A89 9-6 eHHT 2-7

0107 8-9 997 15-14

001067 5-5 *8V0 17-12 K92 5-4 0102 9-8

0751I 2-1 K IST 2-16 AP 6 fr

103019 10-9 95001 7-5 «PE 7-5 82T0 1-1

MS 4-4 9501- 5-4 8C7KP 23-15

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Total Reports 164 7Ií1 Parallel

Regional Reach Reach P1 41% E 74% P2 73% S 81% P3 93% M 81% W 42% Chart Suer6ary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 2 0 2

National 2-5 3 14 17 34

Summary 6-15 6 49 35 90 UP 114 16-40 10 12 10 32 DEBS 0 Ono 3 1 0 4


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8IA 23.21 W0C31 7-14

50.1711

4980 9.9 11161 11-11

8.76 9-7 0106 8-7

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VIRO 14-12 MCI 2-2

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K 07T 10.10 KP%R 22-18 T93 11-11

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90 RaR August 28,1992 PARALLELS®

A AB LOGIC

The Hitman (lnterscope/Atlantic)

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120 (WERCllantmore, MD

1394 (WBZZIPinsburgh, PA

M0T97 (WCHT)New York NY

PRO -FM (WPRO)Prorldence, RI

NEGX Philadelphia, PA

NIOOPhlladelphle PA

NMXP Pittsburgh. PA

//PLC Waanington. DC

N W KX Pro -Menge, RI

WOKS Boston, MA

NZOU Boston. MA

/100 (WHTZ)flew York NY

SOUTH

KBXX Nouslon, TX

XEGLOallar-Fl Worth, TX

ORBE Houston. TX

aTFM San lntonle, TX

1WRPIG (V FL2) Tampa, FL

PWR96 (W°0WI1MIaml FL

2WR99 NOV) Atlanta. GA

9105 (WR80)/Tampa. FL

STAR91(WSTRIAt4n4,GA NNV2 Wora11. VA

MIDWEST

3% (WB3M4M)Clncago. IL 307102 (VVLUM)M1lwaukee, WI KBEOAIanus City, MO

KDWB Minneapolis, MN

KHTK SL L lulf, MO

BUR Kansas City, MO

0102 (WKPO)CInCInnaO, OH

WDFX Oetnil MI

WHHHAndianapolis, IN

«PM OetnM, MI

WJMOCIeveknd, 011

~BO St lock, MO

WNCIColunbus, OH

WENZCleveland, OH

WWHTCoB.mOua, OH

WZPLAndlanapolk, IN

WEST

FM102 (KSFM).Sacramento. CA

301977 )K:HOT)San Jose, CA

IGGIHrrerlde, CA

KITS -FM Lea Angeles, CA

KISN Salt lake City, UT

KKFR Phoenix. AZ

KKRZ Portland. DR

KMEL San Francisco. CA

K0Y-FM Phoenh, AZ

OWL/ Sean», WA

KS104 (KOKS) Denver, CO

KSOL San I'ranc3sco, CA

KUBE SeatIle, WA

KWOD Sacramento. CA

PWRIO6 (IPWR)Los Angeles, CA

099.5 (KU10)Ball Lake City, UT

0106 (KKL3)Sao Diego, CA

Z90 (XH1I1 San Diego, CA

P2 EAST

930 (WNTCI)Byracuse, NY

98PXY (WPXY)Hochester, NY

9991I1I (WKHI)Ocean City, MO

FLY92 (WFLY) Albany, NY

FUN107 (WFHN)Mew Bedford. MA

JET -FM IVüETI(rle, PA

KC101 (WKCI)New Harlin, CT

PV/R92 (WGLU)/Johnstown, PA

TIC -FM (WTIC)Hartlord, CT

WAAL Binghamton. NY

WEB Allenlown, PA

WERlfseler, NH

WEEK Huntington, WV

WKRZ-FMIWllkes-Barre, PA

WISE Buffalo, NY

WKSS11ar7urd, CT

WLAN-FM,unoaster, PA

WNMKHarhburg, PA

WPST/Trerean, NJ

WOGNMew London, CT

WRCKNIIra, NY

WSPKPoughkeepsk, NY

MISTWANIlmington, DE

WVSRChrleston, WV

WOXA10r7. PA

W1CRrYnr PA

1102 (WRFY)Asading, PA

SOUTH

395.5 (WIDB)Nactson. MS

897 (WEZB)Mew Orleans, LA

G1gS (WD3GIOurham-Raleigh, NC

195 (WAPI Birmingham. AL

K92 (WXLI)Roanoke, VA

1106 (KIOC)Beaumonl TX

KBFM MEJIIlenBrownsvllle, TX

KIWI Austin, TX

KISXrtyler TX

KIrNLItH Rock AR

KPRRfI Paso, TX

KTUXShrwaporl LA

elf* Corsas Chrhtl TX

WABB Mo11le, AL

WAPENarzaonvllle, FL

WIIOGraerWdle. SC

WBBO Aagusto, GA

WCKZChar*Be. NC

WW1 Lewrlpr KY

WFMFBaton Rouge, LA

WHHTMmlpomery, AL

WKSIGre. nsbao. MC

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WMXFfretterllh, NC

WNOKfMCotombk, SC

WaKIAInoAlrllM, 7M

WOW Waal Palm Beach, FL

3/OUT/Johnson Cite TN

WANT Greenville, NC

WRVOAIc7lmono. VA

WSSX Charleston. SC

WXKBfI Myers, FL

WZYPHuntsrllle, AL

XL1067 (WXXL-FMIGrlando, FL

Y107 Nashville, TN

2102 (WZATISarannah, GA

MIDWEST

96ST0 (WSTO)fransrllle, IN

CK10S (WWCK)állnl MI K107 (KAYO/Tulsa, OK

KJ103 (KJYO)Oklahoma City, OK

K1141SpnngtleM. MO

11110 W1ch11a, KS

KOKO Omaha, NE

KRNOOes Moms, IA

1293 (WKZW)Peorla, IL

U93 (WNDU)Soum Bend IN

WIXX APpelton-Oshkosh, WI

WARD Grand Rapids. MI

W6T1G6Yton, OH

WHOTA'oungstown, OH

WIFC Wausau, WI

WIOGSagMaw, MI

WKDD Akron, OH

WMEEfI Wayne, IN

WMGV Appleton Oslrtosh, WI

WPXROarenport IA

WR01 Canton, OH

WTCF Saginaw, MI

WVKS7Tnledo, OH

WZOKAocklord, IL

2104 (WZEE)Madison, WI

WEST

695 (KBOS)flesno. CA

FM104 (KHOP) Modesto, CA

HOT194 (KIKI)Nonolulu, HI KCAO Oxnard -Ventura, CA

KDOM Salinas, CA

KF95 (KFXD) bite, ID

KKMG Colorado Springs, CO

KKSS Albuquerque, NM KKXX latentie*, CA

BLOC Las Vegas, MV

KPSI Palm Springs, CA

KOMO 93080kí W, HI KRO (KAOO)/Tucson, AZ

KSND Eugene, OR

KWIN Stockton, CA

KWNZ Reno, NV

ITRKlas Vegas, NV

KING Boise, ID

KZZUSpokane, WA PWR102 (KOPW)fresno, CA

P3 EAST

95XIL (WXILIParkeraburg, WV

95XXX (WXXX) Burlington, VT

103CIR )WCIR)Keckley, WV

805597 (WEISS) Atlantic lily, NJ

WHTO Williamsport PA

WIPE Cape Cod. MA

WMME Augusta, ME

WOMP Wheeling, WV

WPRR Altoona, PA

WYYS Ithaca, NY

WZYO Frederick MD

SOUTH

KAKS Amarillo, TX

KCHXAAIdland-Odessa, TX

KISRfL Smith, AR

KIX1 San Angelo, TX

KMCK fayelterllle, AR

KNINWichlta Falls. TX

KNDE Monroe, LA

K012 Amarillo, TX

KSMBtalayene, LA

KV/TO Waco, TX

KZlliubbock. TX

0101 (WJDO)Merrdlan, MS

WBPR Myrtle Beach. SC

WCGOtolumbus. GA

WFHhTallahassee, FL

WJMX6lerenca, SC

WIND Dothan, AL

WKSF Ashe111le, NC

WPFM Panama City, FL

WVBS WIImington, NC

WYAV Myrtle Beach, SC

312KXBIle3l MS

MIDWEST

KfRXA,Incoto. NE

KG95 (KGUIBious City, IA

KGGGRapid, City, SD

KKXLGrand Forka, MD

KLTVGubuque, IA

KMG24.awton, OK

KOKI Waterloo, IA

KPATBIou. Falls, SD

KROCRochester, MN

Kin' Columbia, MO

K YYYLamarck ND

KZ10OuWth. MN

WAZYLalaye0e, IN

WI12(cu Ceiba, WI

WINO Bloomington, IL

WCILCarbondale, IL

WDBR,SpringllaM, IL

WKFRBatamatoo. MI

WKHOCharleroh, MI

WLRWChampafpn, IL

W2001Nna, OH

191 (WOAYIPargo. ND

WEST

194.7 (KEWIIAIadding. CA

KCNNChko, CA

KFfMpaklma, WA

KGOT Anchorage, AK

K PXRAnchorage, AK

K01XGrand Junction, CO

KTMTAAeAord, OR

KTRS Casper, WY

0195 (310I(/Tn-CNles, WA 193 (K1YA)81111ngs, MT

Y97 Santa Barbara, CA

197 (KZIS(BIAtngs. MT

92 August 28,1992 PARALLEL C ANALYSIS CHR NATIONAL AIRPLAY®

Major Markets

DEBUT

DEBUT

lW Tw

1 0 BOYZ II MEN/End Of The Road (Motown)

2 2 TLCBaby, Baby, Baby (LaFace/Arista)

3 © BOBBY BROWN/Humpin' Around (MCA)

4 0 EN VOGUE/Giving Him Something He... (EastWest/Atlantic Group)

7 0 HI-FIVE/She's Playing Hard To Get (Jive)

O GUNS N' ROSES/November Rain (Geffen)

6 7 TECHNOTRONIC f/YA KID !Move This (SBK/ERG)

ro O SHAKESPEAR'S SISTER/Stay (London/PIG)

13 0 JADEA Wanna Love You (Giant/Reprise)

n OD ELTON JOHN/The One (MCA)

5 11 MADONNA/This Used To Be My Playground (SireANB)

1s ® K.W.S./Please Don't Go (Next Plateau/London/PIG)

14 ® TOAD THE WET SPROCKET/All I Want (Columbia)

21 1) COLOR ME BADDrforever Love (Giant/Reprise/Perspective A&M)

17 ® BRYAN ADAMS/Do I Have To Say The Words? (A&M)

1B e) CELINE DIONMothing Broken But My Heart (Epic)

19 Q BABYFACE f/TONI BRAXTON/Give U My Heart (LaFace/Arista)

12 18 JODECI/Come And Talk To Me (MCA)

9 19 CECE PENISTONMeep On Walkin' (A&M)

23 a PATTY SMYTH wiOON HENLEY/Sometimes Love Just.. (MCA)

26 ® AFTER 7/Kickin' It (Virgin)

25 Q GENESIS/Jesus He Knows Me (Atlantic/AG)

30 a CHARLES & EDDIE/Would I Lie To You (Capitol)

22 24 U2/Even Better Than The Real Thing (Island/PIG)

16 25 TOM COCHRANE/Life Is A Highway (Capitol)

24 26 JON SECADA/Just Another Day (SBK/ERG)

33 2f HOUSE OF PAIN/Jump Around (Tommy Boy)

40 © DEF LEPPARDMave You Ever Needed Someone (Mercury)

FIREHOUSE/When I Look Into Your Eyes (Epic)

© ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT/People Everyday (Chrysalis/ERG)

34 ® INXSMot Enough Time (Atlantic/AG)

35 Q N2DEEPBack To The Hotel (Profile)

27 33 ROZALLA/Everybody's Free (Epic)

39 © WILSON PHILLIPS/Give It Up (SBK/ERG)

Q AB LOGIC/The Hitman (Interscope/Atlantic Group)

Q SOUP DRAGONS/Divine Thing (Mercury)

G VOICES/Yeah, Yeah, Yeah! (Zoo)

Q EPHRAIM LEWIS/Drowning In Your Eyes (Elektra)

31 39 CURE/Friday I'm In Love (Fiction/Elektra) a MOVEMENT/Jump (Arista)

DEBUT

DEBUT

DEBUT

DEBUT

56 REPORTERS

rL=1 HOTTEST e

CATHY DENNIS (17) COLOR ME BADD (10)

ANNIE LENNOX (8) ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT (7)

COVER GIRLS (7)

BOYZ II MEN (46) BOBBY BROWN (18) GUNS N' ROSES (15)

EN VOGUE (12)

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17

19

21

23

20

15

27

25

30

24

29

28

16

32

18

14

37

36

26

22

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DEBUT

DEBU

29

30

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34

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33 38

31 39 T02

BOYZ II MEN/End Of The Road (Motown) GUNS N' ROSES/November Rain (Geffen)

ELTON JOHN/The One (MCA)

TOAD THE WET SPROCKET/All I Want (Columbia)

SHAKESPEAR'S SISTER/Stay (London/PLG)

TLC/Baby, Baby, Baby (LaFace/Arista)

BOBBY BROWN/Humpin' Around (MCA)

GENESIS/Jesus He Knows Me (Atlantic/AG)

BRYAN ADAMS/Do I Have To Say The Words? (A&M)

MADONNA/This Used To Be My Playground (Sire/WB)

PATTY SMYTH w!DON HENLEY/Sometimes Love Just.. (MCA)

U2/Even Better Than The Real Thing (Island/PIG)

EN VOGUE/Giving Him Something He... (EastWest/Atlantic Group)

HI-FIVE/She's Playing Hard To Get (Jive)


CELINE DION/Nothing Broken But My Heart (Epic)

WILSON PHILLIPS/Give It Up (SBK/ERG)

BABYFACE I/TONI BRAXTON/Give U My Heart (LaFace/Arista)

TECHNOTRONIC f/YA KID K/Move This (SBK/ERG)

SOUP DRAGONS/Divine Thing (Mercury)

MITCH MALLOY/Nobody Wins In This War (RCA)

DEL AMITRI/Always The Last To Know (A&M)

PETER CETERA/Restless Heart (WB)

INXSMot Enough Time (Atlantic/AG)

JADEA Wanna Love Ycu (Giant/Reprise)

CECE PENISTONA(eep On Walkin' (A&M)

DEF LEPPARDMave You Ever Needed Someone (Mercury)

K.W.S./Please Don't Go (Next Plateau/London/PLG)

RICHARD MARX/Take This Heart (Capitol)

MICHAEL JACKSON/Jam (Epic)

CHARLES & EDDIENVould I Lie To You (Capitol)

K.D. LANG/Constant Craving (Sire/WB)

TOM COCHRANE/Life Is A Highway (Capitol)

CURE/Friday I'm In Love (Fiction/Elektra)

SLAUGHTER/Real Love (SBK/ERG)

AFTER 7Mickin' II (Virgin)

COLOR ME BADDiforever Love (Giant/Reprise/Persoective/A&M)

A.L.T. & THE LOST CIVILIZATION/Tequila (Atco/EastWest)

GEORGE MICHAEL/Too Funky (Columbia)

DAVID SANBORNBang Bang (Elektra)

108 REPORTERS

ail rJ,i ,:Li) HOTTEST CATHY DENNIS (45) BAD COMPANY (37)

COLOR ME BADD (24) ANNIE LENNOX (23)

RHYTHM SYNDICATE (16)

BOYZ II MEN (85) BOBBY BROWN (43) GUNS N' ROSES (43)

SHAKESPEAR'S SISTER (39) ELTON JOHN (26)

PATTY SMYTH (26)

P3 Smaller Markets

iw -w

2 0 ELTON JOHN/The One (MCA) 1 2 GUNS N' ROSES/November Rain (Geffen)

3 0 TOAD THE WET SPROCKET/All I Want (Columbia)

O SHAKESPEAR'S SISTER/Stay (London/PIG)

9 0 BOYZ II MEN/End Of The Road (Motown)

7 0 GENESIS/Jesus He Knows Me (Atlantic/AG)

10 0 BRYAN ADAMS/Do I Have To Say The Words? (A&M)

II 0 PATTY SMYTH w/DON HENLEY/Sometimes Love Just.. (MCA)

6 9 U2/Even Better Than The Real Thing (Island/PLG)

B 10 EN VOGUE/Giving Him Something He... (EastWest/Atlantic Group)

4 11 MADONNA/This Used To Be My Playground (SireiWB)

18 ® FIREHOUSE/When I Look Into Your Eyes (Epic)

16 ® CELINE DION/Nothing Broken But My Heart (Epic)

14 MITCH MALLOYMobody Wins In This War (RCA)

19 ® BOBBY BROWN/Humpin' Around (MCA)

zo 111) WILSON PHILLIPS/Give It Up (SBK/ERG)

12 17 TLC/Baby, Baby, Baby (LaFace/Arista)

23 e) DEL AMITRI/Always The Last To Know (A&M)

1s 19 PETER CETERA/Restless Heart (WB)

24 Q INXS/Nol Enough Time (Atlantic/AG)

31 ® DEF LEPPARDMave You Ever Needed Someone (Mercury)

25 Q SOUP DRAGONS/Divine Thing (Mercury)

26 f j BABYFACE I/TONI BRAXTON/Give U My Heart (LaFace/Arista)

29 ® HI-FIVE/She's Playing Hard To Get (Jive)

13 25 CURE/Friday I'm In Love (Fiction/Elektra)

17 26 MICHAEL JACKSON/Jam (Epic)

32 / K.D. LANG/Constant Craving (SireNVB)

35 © CHARLES & EDDIE/Would I Lie To You (Capitol)

21 29 RICHARD MARX/Take This Heart (Capitol)

22 30 CECE PENISTONMeep On Walkin' (A&M)

30 31 TECHNOTRONIC t/YA KID K/Move This (SBK/ERG)

37 Q SLAUGHTER/Real Love (SBK/ERG)

Q JUDE COLE/Start The Car (Reprise)

38 © RODNEY CROWELL/What Kind Of Love (Columbia)

27 35 GEORGE MICHAEL/Too Funky (Columbia)

Q BLACK CROWES/Thorn In My Pride (Def American,Reprise)

Efi JADEA Wanna Love You (Giant/Reprise)

Q SOPHIE B. HAWKINS/California Here I Come (Columbia)

© DAVID SANBORNBang Bang (Elektra)

W ANNIE LENNOXNValking On Broken Glass (Arista)

5

DEBUT

39

DEBUT

DEBUT

DEBUT

67 REPORTERS

ji1z),-;- r.;&Lp.zi HOTTEST. e

BAD COMPANY (41) CATHY DENNIS (31) ANNIE LENNOX (20)

LINDSEY BUKINGHAM (17) SASS JORDAN (16)

BOYZ II MEN (45) PATTY SMYTH (38)

GUNS N' ROSES (34) SHAKESPEAR'S SISTER (26)

FIREHOUSE (21)

PERFORMING WHERE PLAYED PERFORMING WHERE PLAYED is a weekly listing of records in New & Active and Significant Action with:

25 or more reports Artist/Song/Label Reports Report % Conversion % Top 15 % Chart positions at 50% or more of stations reporting them.

No more than five fewer total reports than the previous week's. K.W.S./Please Don't Go (Next Plateau/London/PIG) 129 56% 85% 30% JADEA Wanna Love You (Giant/Reprise) 128 55% 90% 41% See Parallels for a complete picture of all station activity. COLOR ME BADDrforever Love (Giant/Reprise/Perspective/A&M) .. , . 126 55% 66% 24% K.D. LANG/Constant Craving (SireiWB) 123 53% 78% 26% AFTER 7/Kickin' It (Virgin) 113 49% 77% 10% JUDE COLE/Start The Car (Reprise) 110 48% 64% 0% ,4`,. PETER CETERA/Restless Heart (WB) 108 47% 98% 69% DAVID SANBORNBang Bang (Elektra) 100 43% 71% 17% TYLER COLLINS/It Doesn't Matter (RCA) 94 41% 50% 2% SLAUGHTER/Real Love (SBK/ERG) 91 39% 82% 7% Reports

BLACK CROWES/Thorn In My Pride (Def American/Reprise) 87 38% 76% 6% EPHRAIM LEWIS/Drowning In Your Eyes (Elektra) 85 37% 61% 10% 1 K.W.S./Please Don't Go (Next Plateau/London/PLG) 129 SOPHIE B, HAWKINS/California Here I Come (Columbia) , . , , , , .. SAIGON KICK/Love Is On The Way (Third Stone/Atlantic Group) RODNEY CROWELL/What Kind Of Love (Columbia)

77 71 59

33% 31% 26%

58%- 56% 75%

7% 20% 27%

2 JADE/I Wanna Love You (Giant/Reprise) 128 3 K.D. LANG/Constant Craving (Sire/WB) 123

ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT/People Everyday (Chrysalis/ERG) .. . .

WAIUNG SOULS/All Over The World (Chaos) 53 52

23% . 23%

68% 50%

19% 4%

4 DAVID SANBORNBang Bang (Elektra) 100 AB LOGIC/The Hitman (Interscope/Atlantic Group) 49 21% 78% 37% 5 SLAUGHTER/Real Love (SBK/ERG) 91 SNAP/Rhythm Is A Dancer (Arista) STEVIE B/Pump Thal Body (Epic)

46 37

20% 16%

52% 59%

25% 0%

6 EPHRAIM LEWIS/Drowning In Your Eyes (Elektra) 85 HOUSE OF PAIN/Jump Around (Tommy Boy) 35 -" 15% 74% 42% 7 SWING OUT SISTER/Am I The Same Girl (Mercury) 83 LISA VALE/Love Plus Love (EastWest Atlantic Group) VOICES/Yeah, Yeah, Yeah! (Zoo) ME PHI ME/Sad New Day (RCA)

34 29 28

15% 13% 12%

56% 59%- 61%

0% 24% 18%

8 SAIGON KICK/Love Is On The Way (Third Stone/Atlantic Group) 71

9 RODNEY CROWELL/What Kind Of Love (Columbia) 59 AL B. SUREI/Right Now (W8) LORENZOBeal Love (Alpha International/PIG)

27 27

12% 12%

' 18% ' 59%

5% 25%

10 WAILING SOULS/All Over The World (Chaos) 52

Note: See Parallels for a complete picture of station activity. New records with large add totals won't show in Performing Where Played until those adds convert to chart. Top 15% is determined by dividing a song's total Top 15 reports by its total charted reports. New artists have not yet had a CHR Breaker.

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NEW ANNIE LENNOX "Walking On Broken Glass" (Arista) Reports: 132. Moves: Up 15, Debuts 31, Same 35, Down 0. Adds 51 including WZOU, WWKX, KEGL. 0105,0102, KXXR.

099.5, KPLZ, KC101, STAR94 30-23. KKRZ 28-24. KISN 21-t7, WIXX 39-34, KLUC 30-26, KPXR 21-14.

K.W.S. "Please Don't Go" (Next Plateau/London/PLG) Reports: 129. Moves' Up 76. Debuts 20. Same 14. Down 4, Adds 15 including H01102, KDWB, KS104, 099.5. KUBE. 98PXY, WMXF, WXKB. B95, Z100 2-1, WEGX 7-4, WNVZ 28-20, WHHH 18-12. KXXR 29-19, KIIS 7 4, TIC -FM 12-8, WNOK 16-10. See Parallels, moves 30-22 on the CHR chart.

JADE "I Wanna Love You" (Giant/Reprise) Reports: 128. Moves: Up 85, Debuts 11, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 11, Z100, WEGX, WI00, G105. WKSI, KISX, 2104. KJ103. KWNZ, 95XXX, WCIL, KBXX 10-9, KTFM 4-3, WHHH 11-6, PWRIO6 7-5, KGGI 4-3, KSND 21-16. See Parallels, moves 23-19 on the CHR chart.

COLOR ME BADD "Forever Love" (Giant/ReprisePerspective/A&M) Reports: 126. Moves: Up 37, Debuts 22, Same 16, Down 2, Adds 49 including WZOU, 2100, PRO -FM, WWKX, 0105, WHHH, KBEO. KXXR, PWR106, KKRZ, W100 12-11, PWRPIG 23-19, HOT102 14-7. KS104 11-8, KKFR 23-9, Z90 10-8. See Parallels, debuts at number 30 on the CHR chart.

K -D. LANG "Constant Craving" (Sire/WB) Reports 123. Moves: Up 55, Debuts 21, Same 24. Down 1, Adds 22 including WEGX, WNVZ, KC101, WOGN, WRCK, WKRZ, 0105. XL1067, U93, WENZ 7-4, KWOD 10-9, KISN 8-7, WAEB 29-21, Y102 21-13, K106 11-9, B95.5 8-6. See Parallels, moves 40-36 on the CHA chart.

AFTER 7 "Kickin' It" (Virgin) Reports: 113. Moves: Up 64. Debuts 15, Same 21. Down 1, Adds 12 including KXXR. KDWB. KHFI, WDJX, WABB, WPXR, KOKO, KKSS, PWRPIG 13-9. WNCI 18-15. WZPL 23-18, KS104 23-19, FLY92 34-26. WBBO 31-25, WKHO 20.12. See Parallels, moves 39-35 on the CHR chart.

JUDE COLE "Start The Car" (Reprise) Reports: 110. Moves: Up 47, Debuts 17, Same 34, Down 0. Adds 12 including K92, WIXX, Z104, WVKS, KZMG, WMME, WKPE, 95XIL, KEGL 30-27, WAAL 26-23, Y102 32-26, WBBO 40-36, WOUT 33-25, WROK 27-22, FM104 28-23.

PETER CETERA "Restless Heart" (WB) Reports: 108. Moves: Up 57, Debuts 0. Same 29, Down 21, Adds 1, KDWB. 0102 12-9, WNCI 6-4, KISN 2.1, WNNK 7-3. 999KHI 11-9, Y102 11.10, 98PXY 6-3, KZFM 23-17, KTUX 8-5, KRNO 3-2, KJ103 16-11, WZOK 5-1, WKMX 16-12. See Parallels, moves 26-26 on the CHA chart.

DAVID SANBORN "Bang Bang" (Elektra) Reports: 100. Moves: Up 53. Debuts 11, Same 22. Down 0. Adds 14 including KHTK, KWOD. WOXA, K106, KKYK, KISX, WIXX, KZMG. KCAQ, B94 24-20, WMXP 23-19, KRBE 6-2, KTFM 14-11, WPST 12-9, WKRZ 40-30, KBFM 24-15. See Parallels, debuts at number 39 on the CHR chart.

TYLER COLLINS "It Doesn't Matter" (RCA) Reports: 94. Moves- Up 28. Debuts 18, Same 35, Down 0, Adds 13 including WKRZ. WRHT, B95.5, WHHY, WVKS, KAKS, WCGO, 0101, WJMO 30-26, WNCI 17-14, 999KHI 29-25, WBBO 38-33, KZFM 25-19. KPRR d-29, KF95 40-32, KZMG 37-33.

CATHY DENNIS "You Lied To Me" (Polydor/PLG) Reports: 93. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0. Same 0. Down 0, Adds 93 including WXKS. WZOU, HOT97, WMXP, PWRPIG. 0105. 0102, WJMO, WHHH, KBEO, KXXR, KHTK, WKBQ, KKFR, KOY-FM. 099.5, 0106. WZKX.

SLAUGHTER "Real Love" (SBK/ERG) Reports: 91. Moves: Up 57, Debuts 14, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 2, 96ST0. CK 105, 0102 21-18, KDWB 29.26, 099.5 20-17, WAAL 18-15, PWR92 22-17, 930 36-30, WYCR 9-8, KKYK 26-22. WIXX 26-22. FM104 20-16, KMCK 23-19, KNIN 20-15.

BLACK CROWES "Thorn In My Pride" (Del American/Reprise) Reports: 87. Moves: Up 48, Debuts 16, Same 17. Down 1, Adds 5. WKSF, WFHT, WCIL. KZIO. WAZY, WNVZ 26-22. FLY92 31-25, JET -FM 6 4, 999KHI 34-27, Y102 26-16, WKRZ 36-26. WBBO 25-20, WROK 29-23. WHOT 7-5.

EPHRAIM LEWIS "Drowning In Your Eyes" (Elektra) Reports: 85. Moves: Up 32, Debuts 16. Same 28, Down 0, Adds 9. WWKX, KRBE, WHYT, Y102, WXKB. WOUT, WOMP, WBPR, KYYY, STAR94 24-19. WENZ 34-30, KHTK 22-17. HOT977 28-19. WBBO 33-28. K107 34-30, KKXX 12-8, WHTO 25-18.

BAD COMPANY "How About That" (Atco/Atlantic Group) Reports- 83 Moves- Up 2, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 81 including KXXR, KDWB, 099.5. JET -FM, WNNK, Y102. WRCK, WYCR, WBBO, 0105, WAPE. KKYK, WABB, K92, CK105, KJ103. WIFC, KKRD, WMGV 29-24

SWING OUT SISTER "Am I The Same Girl" (Mercury) Reports: 83. Moves: Up 13. Debuts 18, Same 21. Down 0, Adds 31 Including 0105, KDWB, KWOD, 099.5, FUN107, WKRZ, Y107, WRVO, KJ103, WIFC, WZYO, 920 16-11, STAR94 21-15, KISN 19-15, WSTW 28-20, 895.5 30-25.

RHYTHM SYNDICATE "I Wanna Make Love To You" (Impact/MCA) Reports: 81 Moves: Up 8, Debuts 21, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 30 including B94, WWKX, WNVZ. WVSR, FUN107, Y102. WPST, WRCK, WRHT, KBFM, WRVO, WZOK, KZMG, HOTI94, KLUC, PWRPIG 30-21, WKSS 35-30, KKMG 34-30.

SOPHIE B. HAWKINS "California Here I Come" (Columbia) Reports: 77. Moves: Up 36, Debuts 3. Same 32, Down 1. Adds 5. WKRZ, WSTW, WRHT, WIFC, KROC, KRBE 21-14, KWOD 26-22, FUN107 33-29, KISX 30-25. K107 29-24, WPRR 21-16. WZYQ 32-29. WYYS 37-31, KLYV 33-27, KTRS 34-30.

SAIGON KICK "Love Is On The Way" (Third Stone/Atlantic Group) Reports: 71. Moves: Up 30, Debuts 9, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 21 including WVSR, Y102, WKRZ. WBBO. KKYK, WRVO, KTUX, KZ93, U93, WIFC, KSND, KYRK. KEGL 6-5, 0102 5 4, WAAL 8-7, WAPE 24-19. WOKI 18-12.

RODNEY CROWELL "What Kind 01 Love" (Columbia) Reports: 59. Moves: Up 32. Debuts 2, Same 22. Down 1, Adds 2, WZOK, WKFR, PWR92 40.37, WBBO 29-24, K92 20.12, KKHT 12-10, WMME 11-10, WYYS 38-34, WHTO 12-8, KAKS 20-15, KYYY 33-28.

PARTY "Free" (Hollywood) Reports: 54. Moves: Up 16. Debuts 6. Same 29, Down 0, Adds 3, KHTK, FLY92, WTCF, FUN107 34-30, WSPK 32-29, KPRR on-dp, WMXF d-34, KF95 23-19, KYRK 27-24, KCAO 32-23, WMME 26-19, KNOE 29-25, KCHH 39-35.

ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT "People Everyday" (Chrysalis/ERG) Reports: 53. Moves: Up 17. Debuts 10, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 15 including WEGX, WHYT, KBE), KXXR, KKFR, KKRZ. KSOL, WBBO, 895. KLUC, KCAQ. KRO, WPGC 5-3, KBXX 23-14, PWR106 19-13, KMEL 13-4, WKSS 34-24, PWR102 20-14.

WAILING SOULS "All Over The World" (Chaos) Reports: 52. Moves: Up 17. Debuts 4, Same 24, Down 1, Adds 6. WZOU, KDWB, WDJX, WMGV, K 107, WFHT, WENZ d-39. WHHH 26.23, WIXX 35-32. KDON 32-29, KYYY 32-27, KMGZ 33-30, KGGG 28-25, KROC 35-32, KTRS 39-36.

AB LOGIC "The Hitman" (Interscope/Atlantic Group) Reports: 49. Moves: Up 28, Debuts 2. Same 15, Down 1, Adds 3, WXKS, KPLZ, CK105, H0T97 17-14, PWRPIG 25-22, PWRIO6 5-2, KUBE 22-18, WKSS 21-18, WSPK 40-36, 930 5-4, KHFI 9-7, K106 6-5, KF95 11-8, KCAO 36-26.

GEORGE LAMOND "Where Does That Leave Love" (Columbia) Reports 48 Moves: Up 13, Debuts 4, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 9, WHYT, KGGI, WKSS, K106, PWR102, WZYQ, WHTO, WJMX, WBPR, 2100 28-24, Z90 16-13, TIC -FM 28-23, KHFI 28-22. KZFM 33-29, HOTI94 21-18, BOSS97 29-24.

SNAP "Rhythm Is A Dancer" (Arista) Reports: 46. Moves- Up 19, Debuts 3, Same 17, Down O. Adds 7, 2100, WWHT, PWR106, TIC -FM. WOGN, WBPR, Y97,

WZOU on, KHTK 20.14, KS104 12-10, WKSS 36-31, WOXA 32-28. 897 24-20, KKSS 17-9, KKXX 30-27, KCAQ 33-24.

COVER GIRLS "Thank You" (Epic) rorts 45. Moves: Up 10, Debuts 7, Same 16, Down 1, Adds 11 including WPGC, PWR99, KBXX, PWRPIG, KOY-FM,

CM102. K106, KDON, KMEL 32-27, TIC -FM 33-24, 999KHI 35-29, KBFM 38-23, KYRK 30-27.

'I "Here Kitty Kitty" (Interscope/Atlantic Group) 'Ives: Up 9, Debuts 7, Same 23, Down 0, Adds 3, KPRR, CK105, KPXR, KHTK d-25, 999KHI 39-35, K106

KKXX 17-13, KYRK 32-29, KMCK 27-24.

J%..%J Jr1J-C CATHY DENNIS (93) BAD COMPANY (81) ANNIE LENNOX (51)

COLOR ME BADD (49) LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM (35)

SWING OUT SISTER (31) RHYTHM SYNDICATE (30)

SASS JORDAN (25) DAVID CASSIDY (23)

K.D. LANG (22)

HOTTEST BOYZ II MEN (176)

GUNS N' ROSES (92) BOBBY BROWN (78)

SHAKESPEAR'S SISTER (75) PATTY SMYTH (69) ELTON JOHN (55)

BRYAN ADAMS (46) FIREHOUSE (42)

TLC (41) EN VOGUE (34) GENESIS (34)

STEVIE B "Pump That Body" (Epic) Reports: 37. Moves: Up 13, Debuts 8, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 2, WABB, WFHT, PWRPIG 29-23, WHHH 30-26, HOT977 d-28, TIC -FM 25-21, WFMF 35-31, WBBO 33.28, B97 0-26. PWR102 d-33, KWIN 30-26.

LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM "Countdown" (Reprise) Reports: 36 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 0. Down O. Adds 35 including KEGL. WNCI, KISN, Y102, WSTW, WBBO, G105, WMXF, WOUT, KKYK, Y107. K92, WROK, U93, WZYQ.

HOUSE OF PAIN "Jump Around" (Tommy Boy) Reports: 35. Moves: Up 17, Debuts 3, Same 6, Down 2, Adds 7, 920, HOT102, 0106, WSPK, WQXA, KKSS. 895, WI00 10-7, B96 20-15, KGGI 24-20, Z90 8-7, KSOL 7-5. HOT977 11-8, TIC -FM 23-18, WKSS 37-27, KKXX 13-7, PWR102 13-8, KCAO 29-18, KRO 22-16.

BILLY JOEL "All Shook Up" (Epic Soundtrax) Reports: 35. Moves: Up 15, Debuts 1, Same 16, Down 3, Adds 0, KJ103 26-21, 103CIR d-28, WZYO 27-21, WHTO 23-17. WKMX 23-19. WJMX 38-34, KISR 31-29, KNIN 26-22. KTMT 39-36.

LISA VALE "Love Plus Love" (EastWest/Atlantic Group) Reports: 34. Moves: Up 14, Debuts 3, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 2, FUN107, WPXR, WMXF 35.32, WBBO 24.21, KTUX 22-19, WGTZ 0-25, WMGV 21-17, WOMP 37.32, WVBS 35-32, KLYV 34-30, KTRS 40-34, KTMT 37-31, KFFM 36-32. VOICES "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah!" (Zoo) Reports: 29 Moves- Up 9, Debuts 4, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 12, 920, WXKS, H0T97, WHHH, PWR106, KKFR, K106, B95, PWR102. 1-107194, KDON, BOSS97, WPGC 16-10, KBXX 18-13, WWHT 20-17, 1-10T102 0.11, KHTK 27-19, KMEL d-23. ME PHI ME "Sad New Day" (RCA) Reports: 28. Moves: Up 14, Debuts 1. Same 12. Down 1. Adds 0, KHTK 18-15. KWOD 30-26, KMEL 25-21, H01977 30.26, KBFM 31-27, KKXX 18-14, PWR102 19-16. BOSS97 31-29.

AL B. SURE! "Right Now" (WB) Reports: 27 Moves: Up 12, Debuts 5, Same 4, Down O. Adds 6, WHHH, HOT977, B95, HOTI94, (DON, BOSS97, WPGC 29-24, KBXX 24-20, WJMO 29-24, KHTK 28-22, KMEL 24-20, KSOL 28-25, KZFM 40-33, PWR102 30-24, KCAO 39-29. LORENZO "Real Love" (Alpha International/PLG) Reports: 27. Moves: Up 14, Debuts 1, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 0.920 0-29, WHHH 24-21, KKFR 30-26, HOT977 12-9, KZFM 34-30, KKXX 26-16, PWR102 17-12, HOTI94 12-10, KDON 17.13.

SASS JORDAN "You Don't Have To Remind Me" (Impact/MCA) Reports: 26. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 25 including WAAL, JET -FM, PWR92, 999KHI, WOUT, WHOT, KF95, FM104, KZZU, WZYQ, WYYS, WCGO.

INDIGO GIRLS "Joking" (Epic) Reports: 25. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 9. WLAN, K92, WROK, WYYS, WJMX, KLYV, KMGZ, WDBR, KOIX, KXXR on, KWOD on, WBBO on, 195 on, WZYP on, WOUT on, KISR d-38. N2DEEP "Back To The Hotel" (Profile) Reports: 24. Moves: Up 8. Debuts 1, Same 6, Down 5. Adds 4, WPGC, KPRR, KBFM, KKMG, KHTK 25-21, KS104 0-20, KKFR 22-12, KOY-FM 21-19, Z90 1-1, HOT977 2-1, KUBE 17-14, KKXX 9-6, KCAO 25-17.

DAVID CASSIDY "For All The Lonely" (Scotts Bros.) Reports: 23. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 23 including FLY92, WOGN, WMMZ. KRNO, CK105, K107, KF95, WJMX, WYAV, WBNO, KLYV, KMGZ.

ERASURE 'Take A Chance On Me" (Mute/Elektra) Reports: 23. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 19 including WMXP, B96, 0102, WENZ, KXXR, WOGN, KHFI, K106. KJ103, KKXX, KWNZ, KAKS, KRBE 1.1, KIIS 24-20, KWOD d-29. MATERIAL ISSUE "What Girls Want" (Mercury) Reports: 23. Moves- Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 17 including 099.5, WAAL, 999KHI, KTUX, WZOK, WYYS, KMCK, KNOE. W'BNO, WKFR, KROC, KOIX, KEGL d-28, WAZY d-35.

EPMD "Crossover" (RAL/Chaos) Reports: 23. Moves: Up 9. Debuts 3. Same 7, Down 0, Adds 4, PWR106, KKFR, HOT977, KPRR, HOT97 on, WPGC 3-2, WHYT d-22, KHTK on, 0106 on, B95 0-26, PWR102 16-11, KWIN 18.15, BOSS97 0-38, MOVEMENT "Jump" (Arista) Reports 22. Moves: Up 5. Debuts 6, Same 3, Down 3, Adds 5, PWRPIG, H01102, WKSS, KHFI, XL1067, HOT97 0-30, WJMO 21-18. WHHH 0-25, KHTK 0-29, KS104 5-4, KKFR 28-18, KKXX 0-29, BOSS97 d-27

HELEN HOFFNER "Summer Of Love" (Atlantic/AG) Reports: 21. Moves Up 3, Debuts 1, Same 12, Down O. Adds 5. K106. KKHT. 95XXX, WOMP, KCHX, WXKS on, WZOU on, FLY92 0-35, FUN107 32-27. WRCK on, WROK on-dp, WKPE on.

CHARLES CHRISTOPHER "Think About It" (Ecco/Charisma) Reports: 20. Moves: Up 1, Debuts O. Same 13, Down 0, Adds 6. WWHT, HOT977, WMME. KCHX, KPXR, KTRS, WZYP on, 96ST0 on, KKXX 29.26, KCAQ on, WYYS on. KMGZ on-dp, KOKZ on.

MEN "Church Of Logic Sin And Love" (Poydor/PLG) Reports: 19. Moves Up 3, Debuts 2, Same 11, Down 1, Adds 2, KEGL. K107, PWR99 d-31, JET -FM 9-8. K106 21-18, WROK d-31, KISR 34-30. WVBS on, KMGZ on-dp, WDBR on-dp

PM DAWN "Die Without You" (LaFace/Arista) Reports: 15 Noves. Up 8. Debuts 1, Same 0, Down 0. Adds 6. WXKS. KTFM, WHYT, KHTK, PWR106, KGGI, KBXX 16-6, HOT1O2 11-5, KS104 15-12, 0106 d -t8, KMEL 21-11, KUBE 14-t0, KWIN 8-6. 894.7 12-9

FASTER PUSSYCAT "Nonstop To Nowhere" (Elektra) Reports: 14 Moves Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down O. Adds 14, WAAL, WLAN, 999KHI, WOUT, KTUX, WROK, KOIZ. KISR, KNOE, KNIN, Y93, KOIX, KTMT, 0K95 HOUSE OF LORDS "What's Forever For" (Victory Music/PLG) Reports: 14. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 0, Same 10. Down 0, Adds 0, WAAL on, U93 on-dp. FM104 on, WYYS 40-38, KISR 35-32, KNIN 35-32. KGGG on, KTRS 36-33.

CROWDED HOUSE "Weather With You" (Capitol) Reports: 14. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1, Same 10, Down 0, Adds O. KWOD on, WPST on, KKHT on, K107 on-dp, KSND on-dp, FM104 on, KISR 38.36, KOKZ 0-30. KTMT 40-38.

BABYLON A.D. "So Savage The Heart" (Arista) Reports: 14. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1. Same 10, Down 0, Adds 0, WYCR on-dp. WROK on-dp, WJMX on-dp. KISR 36-34, KNIN 0-35. KMGZ on -Op, KTRS on-dp, KOIX on-dp, KTMT on-dp, OK95 38-35.

2 UNLIMITED "Twilight Zone" (Radikal/Critique) Reports: 13. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 0. Same 5, Down 3, Adds 1, KRBE, Zí0025-20, WPGC 20-18, KBFM 21-t4, 30SS97 7-4.

BEACH BOYS "Hot Fun In The Summertime" (Brother Entertainment) Reports: 12. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 9, Down 1, Adds 2, K107, KTRS, WERZ on, WOGN on-dp, WSTW on, KNOE on, KLYV on-dp, WBIZ on-dp, Y94 on-dp, KOIX on.

GREGG ALEXANDER "Smokin' In Bed" (Epic) Reports: 10. Moves: Up O. Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 10, KXXR, 999KHI, WROK, KJ103, WPRR, KISR, KNOE. KNIN, KTMT, KFFM.

NIRVANA "Lithium" (DGC) Reports: 10. Moves: Up 3, Debuts O. Same O. Down 1, Adds 6, Y102. WPST, WROK, WPFM, KNIN, 01(95, KEGL 27-25, WENZ 39-34, KWNZ 30-29.

TIMMY T. "Cry A Million Tears" (Quality) Reports: 10. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 0, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 2, KKFR, KSMB, HOT977 18-14, WZYP on, B95 30.25. PWR102 29-23, KDON 33-28, KOIZ 27-24, KCHX 29-28, KNOE on.

LIDELL TOWNSELL & M.T.F. "Get With U" (Mercury) Reports: 10. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 0, Same 5, Down 1, Adds 0, WI00 28-27, WSPK 30-25, KBFM on, WOW on-dp, B95 on, KRO 25-23, BOSS97 40-37.

CRACKER "Happy Birthday To Me" (Virgin) Reports: 10. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 0, Same 6, Down 1, Adds 0, KBEO on-dp, KWOD on, WAAL on-dp, WOUT on, WROK 31-27, WIXX 40-36. KISR 39-37, KTRS on, KTMT on-dp.

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BOBBY BROWNMumpin' Around (MCA)

SHAKESPEAR'S SISTER/Stay (London/PLG)

TOAD THE WET SPROCKET/All I Want (Columbia)

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GENESIS/Jesus He Knows Me (Atlantic/AG)

MADONNA/This Used To Be My Playground (SireiWB)

P. SMYTH wil). HENLEY/Sometimes Love Just.. (MCA)

U2/Even Better Than The Real Thing (Island/PLG)


CELINE DION/Nothing Broken But My Heart (Epic)

BABYFACE f/TONI BRAXTON/Give U... (LaFace/Arista)


TECHNOTRONIC I/YA KID KANove This (SBK/ERG)

JADEA Wanna Love You (Giant/Reprise)


CECE PENISTONA(eep On Walkin' (A&M)

K.W.S./Please Don't Go (Next Plateau/London/PLG)

INXS/Not Enough Time (Atlantic/AG)

SOUP DRAGONS/Divine Thing (Mercury)


PETER CETERA/Restless Heart (WB)

MITCH MALLOYMobody Wins In This War (RCA)

DEF LEPPARDMave You Ever Needed Someone (Mercury)

CHARLES & EDDIE/Would I Lie To You (Capitol)

COLOR ME BADD/forever._ (Giant/Reprise/Perspective/A&M)

TOM COCHRANE/life Is A Highway (Capitol)



JODECI/Come And Talk To Me (MCA)

AFTER 7Mickin' It (Virgin)


CURE/friday I'm In Love (Fiction/Elektra)

JON SECADA/Just Another Day (SBK/ERG)

DAVID SANBORN/Bang Bang (Elektra)

GEORGE MICHAEL/Too Funky (Columbia)

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JON SECADA/Just Another Day (SBK/ERG)



MADONNA/This Used To Be My Playground (Sire/WB)

KENNY LOGGINSAf You Believe (Columbia)

KATHY TROCCOLI/You've Got A Way (Reunion/Geffen)

CELINE DIONMothing Broken But My Heart (Epic)

RODNEY CROWELLNVhat Kind Of Love (Columbia)

BONNIE RAITT/Corne To Me (Capitol)

BEACH BOYSMot Fun In The... (Brother Entertainment)


BILLY JOEL/All Shook Up (Epic Soundtrax)

GLENN FREY/I've Got Mine (MCA)

SWING OUT SISTER/Am I The Same Girl (Mercury)

JENNIFER WARNES/Rock You Gently (Private Music)

LIONEL RICHIE/My Destiny (Motown)


KURT HOWELLANe'll Find The Way (Reprise)

ANNIE LENNOX/Why (Arista)

VANESSA WILLIAMS/Just For Tonight (Wing/Mercury)

CAROLE KINGMow And Forever (Columbia)

GENESIS/Hold On My Heart (Atlantic/AG)

MARIAN CAREY/I'll Be There (Columbia)

EPHRAIM LEWISA)rowning In Your Eyes (Elektra)

DAVID SANBORN/Bang Bang (Elektra)

OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/Deeper Than A River (Geffen)

CURTIS STIGERSMever Saw A Miracle (Arista)

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RALPH TRESVANTMIoney Can't Buy_. (?erspective/A&M)

FREDDIE JACKSONA Could Use A Little Love... (Capitol)

R. KELLY & PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT/Slow.. (Jive)

BOBBY BROWNMumpin' Around (MCA)


RUDE BOYS/My Kinda Girl (Atlantic/AG)

LORENZO/Beal Love (Alpha International/PLG)

CHAKA KHAN/You Can Make The Story Right (WB)

JADEA Wanna Love You (Giant/Reprise)

BABYFACE f/TONI BRAXTON/Give U... LaFace/Arista)

TEVIN CAMPBELL/Alone With You (Owest/WB)

AFTER 7 Kickin' It (Virgin)

JODECl/1'm Still Waiting (Uptown/MCA)

BRIAN McKNIGHT/The Way Love Goes (Mercury)

COVER GIRLS/Wishing On A Star (Fever/Epic)

MILES DAVIS/Don Bop Song (WB)


THIRD WORLD/Committed (Mercury)

EAST COAST FAMILY/1-4-A11-4-1 (Mctown)

MARY J. BLIGE/Peal Love (Uptown/MCA)

TROOP/Sweet November (Atlantic/AG)

GARY BROWN/Somebody's Been Sleepin' In My...(Capitol)

AL B. SURE!A3ight Now (WB)

MELI'SA MORGAN/Through The Tears (Pendulum/Elektra)

LISA STANSFIELD/A Little More Love (Arista)

GERALD LEVERT/Can U... (EastWest/Atlantic Group)

ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT/People... (Chrysalis/ERG)

EPMD/Crossover (RAL/Chaos)

MIKI HOWARD/Ain't Nobody Like You (Giant/Reprise)

CARON WHEELERA Adore You (Perspective/A&M)


LUKE/Breakdown (Luke)

RHONDA CLARK/Must Be Real Love (Tabu/A&M)

DAS EFX/Mic Checka (EastWest/Atlantic Group)

FULL FORCE,/Ouickie (Capitol)

VOICES/Yeah, Yeah, Yeah! (Zoo)

HIGHLAND PLACE MOBSTERS/Let's Get.. (LaFace/Arista)

DON-E/Love Makes The World Go Around (Island/PIG)

HOUSE OF PAIN/Jump Around (Tommy Boy)

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INXS/Welcome To Wherever You Are (Atlantic/AG)

VARIOUS ARTISTS/Singles (Epic Soundtrax)

CURENVish (Fiction/Elektra)

B-52'S/Good Stuff (Reprise)

VARIOUS ARTISTS/Cool World (WB)

SONIC YOUTH/Dirty (DGC)

PEARL JAM/Ten (Epic)

--isO MICHAEL PENN/Seen The Doctor/Strange... (Tracks) (RCA)

11 to 9 10 TEMPLE OF THE DOG/Temple Of The Dog (A&M)

8 8 e 11 FAITH NO MORE/Angel Dust (Slash/Reprise)

29 23 18 UTAH SAINTS/Something Good (EP) (London/PLG)

3 6 10 13 U2/Achtung Baby (Island/PLG)

26 20 20 P J HARVEY/Dry (Indigo)

,5 11 12 15 ANNIE LENNOX/Diva (Arista)

- 30 23 SUGARMelpless (Track) (Rykodisc)

[ DEBUT SUZANNE VEGA/Blood Makes Noise (Track) (A&M)

18 19 16 18 CATHERINE WHEEL/Ferment (Fontana/Mercury)

17 16 14 19 JESUS & MARY CHAIN/Honey's_ (Def Arrerican/WB)

28 24 Q KITCHENS OF DISTINCTION/The Death 01 Cool (A&M)

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2 Q NAJEE/Just An Illusion (EMI/ERG)

3 p EVERETTE HARP/Everette Harp (Manhattan/Capitol)

7 O SWING OUT SISTER/Get In Touch (Mercury)

6 6 ART PORTER/Pocket City (Verve/PolyGram)

8 0 T-SOUARE/Megalith (Columbia)

s 8 BONEY JAMES/Trust (Spindletop)

to O JENNIFER WARNES/The Hunter (Private Music)

Is m HIROSHIMA/Providence (Epic) Keeps bullet due to continued growth.

Complete TOP 30 NAG Chart Pg. 68

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BAD COMPANYMow About That (Atco/Allantic Group)

TEMPLE OF THE DOGMunger Strike (A&M)'

SPIN DOCTORS/Little Miss Can't Be Wrong (Epic)'

JOE SATRIANI/Summer Song (Relativity)

DEF LEPPARDMave You Ever Needed... (Mercury)

ARC ANGELS/Sent By Angels (DGC)

ROGER WATERS/What God Wants, Part I (Columbia)

SASS JORDAN/You Don't Have To Remind... (Impact/MCA)

DAMN YANKEES/Don't Tread On Me (WB)

JOE WALSHNote For Me (PYramid/Epic Associated)

PEARL JAM/Jeremy (Epic Associated)

JUDE COLE/Start The Car (Reprise)

ELTON JOHN (/ERIC CLAPTON/Runaway Train (MCA)*

SAIGON KICKA.ove Is On... (Third Stone/Atantic Group)

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERSBreaking The Girl (WB)

TOM COCHRANE/No Regrets (Capitol)

GEORGE THOROGOOD &.../I'm A Steady... (EMI/ERG)

U2/Even Better Than The Real Thing (Island/PLG)

POORBOYS/Brand New Amerika (Hollywood)

KISS/Domino (Mercury)

ALICE IN CHAINS/Would (Epic Soundtrax)

INXS/Not Enough Time (Atlantic/AG)

BRUCE SPRINGSTEENA-eap Of Faith (Columbia)

ERIC CLAPTON/Layla (Reprise)

RONNIE WOOD/Show Me (Continuum)

HARDLINEMot Cherie (MCA)

FASTER PUSSYCAT/Nonstop To Nowhere (Elektra)


MEGADETH/Symphony 01 Destruction (Capitol)

SOUL KITCHENA Need It Bad (Giant/WB)

LYNCH MOB/Dream Until Tomorrow (Elelrra)

JACKYLA Stand Alone (Geffen)

WARRANT/Machine Gun (Columbia)

GUNS N' ROSES/November Rain (Geffen)

MENBlue Town (Polydor/PLG)

LYLE LOVETT/You've Been So Good Up To... (Curb/h1CA)

ELECTRIC BOYS/Dying To Be Loved (Atco/Atl Grp)

UGLY KID JOEMeighbor (Stardog/Mercury)

21 GUNS/Knee Deep (RCA) Keeps bullet due to continued growth.

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13 9 5 O BILLY RAY CYRUS/Could've Been Me (Mercury)

17 10 6 0 DOUG STONE/Warning Labels (Epic)

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21 17 12 0 GEORGE STRAIT/So Much Like My Dad (MCA)

16 13 11 O SAMMY KERSHAW/Yard Sale (Mercury)

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22 18 15 DIAMOND RIO/Nowhere Bound (Arista)

26 20 16 ® COLLIN RAYEAn This Life (Epic)

6 2 1 13 TRACY LAWRENCEifunnin' Behind (Atl. Nash/AG)

28 23 17 CID TRISHA YEARW00DNVrong Side Of Memphis (MCA)

27 22 18 McBRIDE & THE RIDE/Going Out Of My Mind (MCA)

29 24 20 (1) CONFEDRATE RAILROAD/Jesus And... (All. Nash/AG)

25 21 19 45 PAUL OVERSTREET/Me And My Baby (RCA)

8 3 3 18 LEE ROY PARNELL/What Kind Of Fool Do You.. (Arista)

36 32 22 (1) RANDY TRAVISAf I Didn't Have You (WB)

2 1 7 20 MARK CHESNUTTA'll Think Of Something (MCA)

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MARK COWE/Even The Man In The Moon Is... (MCA)

MARTIRIA McBRIDE/That's Me (RCA)

LORRIE MORGAN/Watch Me (BNA Entertainment)

DEBUTS

NEAL McCOY/There Ain't Nothing I Don't.. (Alt. Nash/AG)

DENNIS ROBBINS/My Side Of Town (Giant)

DARRYL & DON ELLIS/No Sir (Epic)

Complete TOP 50 Country Chart Pg. 60; Country Song Information Index Pg. 64 Complete TOP 30 Contc.mpararp J . Etart Pg. 68

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