ISSUE NUMBER 899 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER JULY 19;1991

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INSIDE THE CHECK'S IN THE MAIL Collecting accounts receivable is never easy, particularly during tough economic times. Chris Beck shows you how to'speed up returns by: Getting the invoice in the

right hands Using terms to negotiate rates Documenting your payment options

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UC VS, DANCE CHR Many UCs have learned the hard way just how tough it can be to '

defend against Dance CHR. Top managers say the best way to meet the Churban challenge is to stay black ... and don't react.

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SEEING THE LITE Of all the major formats, none is more fragmented than AC. Mike Kinosian turns the spotlight on Lite ACs which zero in on the lucrative 25-54 demographic.

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AOR'S NEW SLOGAN: LESS SPACE, MORE MUSIC Competition for AOR airplay has never been greater, but the number of available current slots ís at an all-

time low. And the intense pressure is affecting how stations add and rotate their music.

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IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK Gerry Griffith Sr. VP/Black

Music at Arista *Paris Eley Sr. VP/R&B Promo at

Motown Lynn Anderson VP/Sales &

Mktg. at Radio Express Gene Knight OM at

KFMB/San Diego * Kevin Metheny Dir./Ops & Prog.

at KFRC-AM & FM/SF *Steve Sinicropi Exec. VP at

All -Pro Carl Gardner GM at WKTI/Milwaukee

*Dan Carelli GM at KYXY/ San Diego Michelle Meisner Sr. Dir./AOR at Elektra

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RADIO & RECORDS

RIAA, Electronics Group Agree On DAT Proposal Sets Royalties On Recorders, Tape

The Recording Industry Asso- ciation of America, the Copy- right Coalition, and the Elec- tronics Industries Association have ag, eed on proposed legis- lation'which would tack a copy- right royalty tax on blank digit- al tape and digital recorders. The RIAA, however, says it will continue to press for an addi- tional performance royalty on

DAB. The royalties are designed to

Sun Net In Ultra -Right's Orbit Liberty Lobby Is Network's Biggest Customer, Creditor

Intimate and previously mur- ky financial ties between the Sun Radio Network and the con- troversial right-wing Liberty Lobby are now crystal-clear - courtesy of stock offering docu- ments filed at the Securities & Exchange Commissi .n (SEC).

The filing reveals the Liberty Lobby, which has been accused of disseminating anti-Semitic propaganda, is the principal shareholder and 49.11% owner of Sun Radio's parent company,

Jefferson -Pilot Sets New Tier Blackwell President; Brown Heads Radio

Jefferson -Pilot Corp. vet Wil- liam Blackwell has been ap- pointed President of Jefferson - Pilot Communications. He sue- t. ds Jim Babb, who retired earlier this year. Jefferson - Pilot Radio Sr. VP Clarke Brown has been elevated to President of the division.

"Jefferson -Pilot Communica- tions is recognized as a leader in the communications industry," said company Chairman W. Roger Soles. "I am confident that this management team will continue that tradition."

Blackwell had been serving as officer in charge of JP Com- munications. He is an Exec. VP of the corporation, and hails from its insurance operations.

Brown will supervise the company's 10 stations in five markets. He'll continue as VP/ GM of WQXI & WSTR/Atlanta, which he joined in 1967. In 1985,

Brown was named VP/GM at JP's KSON-AM & FM/San Di- ego, and he returned to the At- lanta stations in 1989.

"I'm certainly delighted about this opportunity," said Brown. "This company has five great radio staffs in five great markets." Jefferson -Pilot also owns WMRZ & WLYF/Miami, KYGO-AM & FM/Denver, and WBT-AM & FM/Charlotte.

Liberty List Lobby owns 49% of Sun Radio parent

Group called anti- Semitic Kayla remains undercapitalized

Clearwater, FL -based Kayla Satellite Broadcasting Network Inc.

Sun, which claims approxi- mately 138 affiliates, offers a va-

riety of live talk programs, in-

cluding Sonny Bloch's financial advice show and a segment hosted by former WCKY/Cin- cinnati talker Doug Stephan.

The Foundation for Defense of the First Amendment, which shares the same Washington,

DC address as the Liberty Lob- by, owns another 17.97% of Kayla - a stake it acquired from the lobby. Although a Lib- erty Lobby spokesman de- scribes the foundation as an "entirely separate organiza- tion," the two groups have sign- ed a voting trust agreement that would take effect upon completion of Kayla's proposed stock offering.

Another principal share- holder (22%) is Kayla President Larry Wyman, a former sheriff of Richland County, WI and ex - private eye.

In addition to operating the Sun network, which it acquired out of bankruptcy for $15,000 in 1989, Kayla operates North America One, a radio network that serves home satellite dish owners, and it leases time - at

SUN NET/See Page 27

More Spring Arbitrons Houston -Galveston

Wr '91 Sp '91

KILT -FM (Ctry) 7.5 9.5 KIKK-FM (Ctry) 8.2 7.0 KMJO (UC) 6.6 - 7.0 KODA (AC) 5.3 5.5 KHMX (AC) 4.2 `5.3

San Francisco Wi '91 So '91

KGO (N/T) 8,9 -¡7.8

KMEL (CHR) 6.2 6.1

KCBS (News) 6.7 .4.8

KFRC (Nost) 4.5 4.3 KIO1 (AC) 2.9 '3.9

Philadelphia Wi '91 Sp '91

KYW (News) 8.8 8.7 WUSL (UC) 6.1 7.2 WYSP (CR) 5.7 6.1

WMMR (AOR) 5.4 5.7 WEAZ-FM (AC) 5.5 5.8 WPEN (Nost) 6.9 5.6

Washington, DC WI '91 Sp '91

, WPGC-FM (CHR), 7.3 7.6 WMZO-A/F (Ctry) 4.9 5.9 WGAY (B/Ej) 6.9 5.6 WKYS (UC) 5.3 4.9 WASH (AC) 4.5 4.6

For complete results from 12 major markets, see Page 36.

A pair of Classical stations is involved in one of the hottest ra- dio battles in San Francisco. Well, maybe Classical stations don't actually battle, but long- time competitors KKIII and KDFC now find themselves within a couple of notches of each other, and both are among the Top 15 stations in this very fragmented market.

Elsewhere in the Top 10

markets, Houston's two Coun- try stations - which certainly do battle - have traded places since the last book. Also, four CHRs are now splitting 16.1

share points between them.

Many music stations which lost share during the winter re- covered this book, particularly AORs in Washington, Boston, Dallas, Detroit, and Long Is- land.

compensate record companies, composers, and artists for pre- recorded tape sales, which they claim will suffer as a result of CD -quality home taping. No provision would be made for any refund to buyers who do not record copyrighted material.

For Complete Digital Royalty Distributions, See Chart, Page 27

DAB Royalty Sought RIAA President Jason Ber-

man said the tape royalty agreement will not deter the record industry's effort to se-

cure an additional broadcast royalty for digital audio, cur- rently available on some cable TV systems and in future years through over -the -air DAB. "It is our intention to go forward giv- ing 100% of our effort to secure passage of this legislation with- out abandoning the concept of securing a performance right for sound recording."

The NAB, which has opposed any broadcast performance royalty, hasn't taken a position on the tape royalty proposal, but spokesperson Lynn McReynolds said, "We are in- terested and concerned, and we're following the bill."

DAT/See Page 27

KEATING EXITS

Simon T Joins Beasley Beasley

Broadcast Group Exec. VP Jim Keat- ing has re- signed. He's been replaced by former KQLZ (Pirate Radio)/Los Angeles VP/ GM Simon T, who was nam- Simon T

ed Special Assistant To The President and acting COO.

"After spending nine months motorhoming across the coun- try, and after viewing the spec- tacular eclipse, I'm ready to get back into action," said T. "This offer came about in a quick amount of time, and I'm really looking forward to the oppor- tunity."

Before his stint with Pirate, T was GM at KCBQ/San Diego. He's held executive sales posi- tions with WLS/Chicago and KLOS/Los Angeles.

"We are delighted to have a

person with the background of Simon T," said Beasley Presi- dent George Beasley. "He brings a wealth of experience and radio knowledge to the table."

SIMON T/See Page 27

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Griffith Returns To Arista As Sr. VP/Black Music Dept.

Gerry Grif- fith, who handl- ed A&R duties for Arista Rec- ords' B&B de- partment in the early 1980s, has returned to the label as Sr. VP/ Black Music. ,

"Gerry has ji had excellent experience in Gerry Griffith both promotion and A&R," said President Clive Davis. "Having worked with him for almost five years at Arista, and having seen his continued strong growth as an all-around top executive, I am de- lighted to welcome him back in this vital senior management position."

"Arista has always represented the best in artistry and executive ability," said Griffith. "You only have to look around our industry to see the many top executives who received their early career guid- ance here, as well as the artists and songwriters whose careers have skyrocketed due to Clive Davis's special touch."

Griffith has also worked in pro- motion at Columbia Records and in A&R at Motown and EMI.

Radio Revenues Down For May RAB Still Optimistic

Radio revenues fell 2.9% in May from last year's figures, after post- ing 1991's first gain in April. But RAB Exec. VP George Hyde says the advertising slump "apparently bottomed out in March," based on year-to-date figures.

RAB, which bases its figures on

data supplied by Miller, Kaplan, Arase & Co. and Hungerford, Al-

drin, Nichols & Carter, said the May revenue drop of 2.9% resulted from a 3.1% drop in local sales and a 2.3% decline in national ad rev- enues. Local revenues had shot up 5.2% in April, producing a 3.7%

gain in total revenues compared to April 1990.

'Holding Up Well'

Hyde claims the revenue gap is narrowing, though, if figures are compared on the basis of total rev- enues year-to-date, rather than month against month. "It looks to me like we're holding up pretty well ... we don't have radio sta- tions going out of business at the rate of newspapers," said Hyde.

Although radio revenues have been down from 1990, outgoing RAB President Warren Potash re- mained optimistic that radio will claim at least 6.9% of the total ad- vertising pie this year, compared to a 6.8% slice for 1990: "Our share [of total ad spending] is probably still improving ... nobody ever said we hoped to do better than a tenth of a point a year."

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ABC Radio Networks entertainment correspondent Bill Diehl recently in-

terviewed Arnold Schwarzenegger, star of "Terminator 2: Judgment Day," for ABC's daily show "Bill Diehl's Spotlight."

Eley Upped To Motown Sr. VP/ R&B Promotion

Motown is boosting VP Paris Eley to Sr. VP/R&B Promotion. President/CEO Jheryl Busby noted, "I was excited that we were able to get Paris a year and a half ago. In that short Paris Eley

time he has accomplished a great deal, molding Motown's R&B pro- motion staff into one of the best in the business. He greatly deserves the promotion."

Label COO Harry Anger praised Eley's "inspirational leadership and powerful creative direction."

Eley added, "This promotion is a reflection of the quality and ability of the R&B promotion staff. It is through their diligence and hard work that I've been elevated." Eley was with CBS and E/P/A for 10 years before joining Motown.

KFRC/SF Sets Management Metheny Directs Combo; Lopez, Geiger Rise

Coast Broadcasting's Gold KFRC-FM/San Francisco is a hotbed of upward mobility this week. PD Kevin Metheny rises to the new position of Director/Pro- gramming & Operations for both KFRC-FM and MOR sister KFRC (AM).

KFRC-FM evening personality Dan Lopez has been appointed Pro- gram Manager for KFRC (AM), filling the gap created by PD Har- ry Valentine's exit three months ago. And KFRC-FM PM driver Chuck Geiger adds KFRC-FM Pro- gram Manager duties, becoming responsible for on -air talent and daily scheduling.

Anderson Joins Radio Express Takes VPISales & Marketing Post

Veteran L.A. radio executive Lynn Anderson has joined pro- gram supplier Radio Express as VP/Sales and Marketing and will help re- cruit sponsors for the compa- ny's interna- tional program- ming.

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"Lynn's at the top of her profes- sion," noted company President Tom Rounds. "Her decision to join Radio Express is an acknowledg- ment of the rapid development of

the international radio market and the parallel development of Radio Express as the leading internation- al barter syndicator."

During the 1980s, Anderson held key positions at Gannett's KIIS-AM & FM/Los Angeles, including Pres- ident/GM, VP/Sales, LSM, and NSM. She was previously VP of

Metromedia Radio Sales' Los An-

geles office and has most recently consulted Mexican and European businesses.

Radio Express serves as the overseas rep for several American broadcasters, including the ABC

Radio Networks and TM Century, and places programming like "American Top 40" on foreign sta- tions.

KFMB Boosts Knight To OM

At Hot AC KFMB-FM (B100)/San Di- ego, MD/air personality Gene Knight has been ele- vated to OM/ Program Man- ager.

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won't hire a new MD. Knight replaces Mike Novak, now doing swing at cross- town Country outlet KSON.

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According to VP/GM Paul Pal- mer, "Gene combines intimate B10o experience with an excellent understanding of this market. His energy, integrity, commitment, and ideas for future growth make him an exceptional choice."

Knight told R&R, "Mike Novak did a great job and left me with a very good station. I'll work on some basics in execution, but have no plans for radical change; man- agement wants to keep us as a bright, uptempo Hot AC."

Next month marks Knight's 11th consecutive year at B100. He previously programmed cross- town XTRA-FM and was on-ar at KHTZ/Los Angeles (now KLSX). Prior to that, he worked on -air for two years in his first B100 stint.

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FEATURES

RADIO BUSINESS: Investors put up $16 mil for DAB 4

QUARTERLY BUSINESS REPORT 10

NEWSBREAKERS 15

OVERVIEW MANAGEMENT: 20

MEDIA: Jagger exits doghouse' 22

LIFESTYLES: Family trends 25

SALES: Speeding up accounts receivable 26

STREET TALK: lndie influence questioned 28

TIMELINE 34

RATINGS: Spring Arbitron results 36

MUSIC DA TEBOOK 37 COMPACT DATA 37

POLLSTAR 37

ROCK OVER LONDON 38

MARKETPLACE 55

OPPORTUNITIES 57

TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE 24

FORMATS AOR: Too many labels, too few slots 39

CHR: Hot fun in the summertime 42

URBAN CONTEMPORARY: The Churban challenge 46

NEW ROCK: Promotions in motion 48

COUNTRY: Merle and the Pizza Man 51

Nashville This Week: Hits sets due 52

AC: It's not just a Lite anymore 54

MUSIC INFORMATION

MUSIC VIDEO: MTV, VH-1 lists, Jukebox Network lists 37

WORLD MUSIC OVERVIEW: UK, Australia, Canada charts 38

COUNTRY 59

COUNTRY SONG INFORMATION INDEX 61

CURRENT -BASED AC 63

FULL -SERVICE AC, ASSOCIATE REPORTERS 65

NAC CONTEMPORARY JAZZ URBAN CONTEMPORARY NEW ROCK AOR TRACKS AOR ALBUMS CHR PARALLEL CHART ANALYSIS AC, AOR, CHR, COUNTRY, URBAN CHARTS BACK PAGE

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Investors Ante $15 Million For Digital Music Express

Scientific Atlanta, KBLCOM, and several institutional investors have agreed to invest $15 million in new stock of International Cablecasting Technologies Inc., which will use the cash infusion for nationwide expansion of its Digit- al Music Express (DMX) cable audio service.

"You should see consumer launches beginning to roll out in August," ICT Controller Jeff Dem- ma told R&R. He said 25-30 cable systems across the country al- ready have equipment to distribute the 30 -channel, CD -quality service and are waiting for the first mass shipments of home tuners from Scientific Atlanta. SA recently pro- jected it could have 200,000 tuners off its assembly lines by year's end.

SA CEO Bill Johnson already is an ICr director, but this $11.3 mil- lion stock purchase (about 10% of the outstanding stock) is his com- pany's first equity investment in the cable audio service. SA be- comes ICT's second largest stock- holder behind Tele -Communica- tions Inc., the country's largest ca- ble system operator. KBLCOM, another large cable system opera-

tor, is investing $1.1 million in new stock, which will raise its stake in ICT to 2.5%. The rest of the $15 mil- lion is coming from a variety of in- stitutional investors.

There was heavy over-the- counter trading in ICr's stock be- fore the Friday (7/12) announce- ment. It gained "/ to close Friday at 4%, then fell ' Monday to 4%.

ICT also announced that former Capitol Records President/CEO Bhaskar Menon has joined its board of directors. ICI' Chairman/ CEO Jerry Rubinstein hailed Menon as "one of the brightest minds in the recording and enter- tainment industry today."

Interep Forms Urban Format Network

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lnterep President/Marketing Division Marc Guild has named Brian Knox Director of the Urban Radio Format Network. The effort to target new national advertisers for Urban stations Is the second format -specific sales team announced as part of Interep's Radio 2000 marketing effort (Country was first). Knox said the team's marketing plan, due for comple- tion by August, will include "regional meetings with our client stations, customized research, and advertiser and agen- cy presentations." Members of Interep's Urban marketing team are (seated, l -r) Doreen Cappelli -Sofia, Alexander & Associates consultant Janet Hill, Mark Riordan, Guild, Susan Levine, Kay Bordelon, and Sharon Sigler; (standing, l -r) Interep Exec. VP Jeff Wakefield, Alexander 8 Associates consultant Cliff Alexander, Deborah Nichols, Mari Ann Cater, Deborah O'Rell, Kathy Crowley, and Knox.

Competitors Oppose Stratford Purchase Of Toledo Combo

Noble Broadcast Group and Booth American Com- pany petitioned the FCC to deny Stratford Research's $4 million purchase of WSPD & WLQR/Toledo, charging that the deal would give WWWM-AM & FM/Toledo owner Lew- is Dickey Sr. control of two local combos.

Booth charged in its petition that "Stratford, which is owned by four of Mr. Dickey Sr.'s children, shares offices and commingles funds with Midwestern Broadcast- ing Company (WWWM-AM & FM)." Booth, which owns WTOD & WKKO/Toledo, claimed the younger Dickeys are financially dependent on their father and are relying on him for a $1 million guarantee to finance the combo purchase. Booth has another action pending before the FCC to revoke a CP for WMHE/Delta, OH, owned by Lewis Jr. and John Dickey, claiming their father is a real party

at interest. The brothers have pledged to divest the CP if the com- bo buy is approved.

Noble, owner of WVKS/Toledo, noted that three of Stratford's 25% stockholders - John, David, and Michael Dickey - list their par- ents' Toledo home as their perma- nent address. Noble suggested the elder Dickey couldn't be expected "to stand benignly passive as $1

million of his wealth is placed in jeopardy" if WSPD & WLQR en- counter financial difficulties.

"This is an attempt by Booth to unwind this transaction by delay,"

Stratford President Lewis Dickey Jr. told R&R. And he said Noble was copying Booth's efforts to pro- tect its own financial interests. Dickey said the two combos will operate independently and that the only time his father's company had ever handled money for his re- search business was during a time he was away at graduate school.

Lewis Dickey Jr. said Society Bank, which is financing 75% of the purchase price, requested the $1

million guarantee to satisfy bank examiners, but that his father would only be liable once numer- ous other assets and guarantees are exhausted. Lewis Dickey Sr. said his risk in making the guaran- tee is "absolutely minimal" and dismissed Booth's claims as "utter nonsense."

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Illinois FM Proceeding Sparks Saga Allegations

USA Radio Corp. owner James Green has filed a legal brief stating Saga Communications is engag- ed in "foul play" with the FCC. Green is charging

Saga with using a front group to file a "strike petition" to sabotage USA Radio Corp.'s upgrade plans for WTJY(Tay- lorville, IL.

The stakes are high because if Saga has filed a strike petition, under FCC policy it "places in jeopardy the authorization for the existing station which is the intended beneficiary of the 'strike' application." That means Saga could endanger its license for WYMGIJacksonvilte, IL.

The brouhaha began last year, after USA asked permission to upgrade from Class A to B1 status on 92.7 MHz to serve nearby Springfield, IL. Shortly thereafter, Panther Creek Communications petitioned for new Class A service on 92.5 MHz at nearby Virginia, IL. Because of inadequate mileage separation, only one allotment could be made. After comments and counterproposals were filed last January, Panther decided no allocations were feasible and it urged the FCC to reject both petitions. The Commis- sion currently has the case under advisement.

According to its brief, USA contended Panther Creeks request "was actually filed by a potential competitor, Saga Communications ... solely to delay tArTJY from entering into the Springfield market."

Green cited some remarkable coincidences. For instance, Panther and Saga are represented by the same attorney and engineer, and the WYMG sales manager lives in a Springfield subdivision named "Panther Creek." But Green and his counsel haven't been able to learn anything else about Panther Creek Communications' principals, because the company isn't registered with Illinois officials and its attorney has been "unrevealing" about ownership.

When Green quizzed former WYMG VP/GM Patricia Donsbach about Saga's involvement with Panther Creek, she reportedly replied, "I cannot comment on that." Green also quoted her as saying, "Sometimes owners of radio stations do such things to protect their interest and to run up the legal fees for the station that requested the upgrade. This is done at times to discourage and make it harder for the upgrade" to be granted. Donsbach told R&R she was misquoted and would tell the FCC under oath that she knows nothing about Panther Creek.

"I don't see anything of substance in it," Saga CEO Ed Christian said Tuesday (7/16) night of Green's brief. "We don't know anything about it." When asked directly if Saga was connected to Panther Creek in any way, he replied cryptically, "This is a matter best left to the FCC to decide."

GMX Bailout Details Hazy

What's going on with GMX Communications? The company told a Nashville newspaper over the weekend that it's getting a $2 million equity infu-

sion over 20 months from Portsmouth, VA -based National Insurance Consultants Inc. But that's news to GMX's court -appointed receiver, Gary Stevens.

"An announcement appeared saying they're re-equitizing the com- pany. We have no evidence that's occurred," he said.

NIC President Edward Zinner told R&R his company, which ad- ministers the Atlantic Health Care Benefit Trust, bought approximately 10% of GMX "a couple of weeks ago." But until R&R asked, he didn't know GMX was tied up in a receivership action. "I'm not aware of any of that," he said. "We absolutely have invested some money in GMX. I've got checks that say where they're cancelled. I'm not aware of the particular situation you're talking about."

Zinner declined to reveal how much money has been paid so far, and admitted the company did little due diligence of its own - it relied on repre- sentations made by Alabama insurance executive Harvey Mllam.

GMX Secretary/Treasurer Terry Woodall said he knows little about the deal, because it was being handled by Milam and former SunGroup CEO Frank A. Woods. Both men were unavailable for comment.

Other market action this week: The FCC has nixed the request of Valerie Woodson and Henry Cor-

nell of Radio Radio Inc. for a minority tax certificate in connection with their license challenge of former RKO station KRTHILos Angeles. They re- quested the tax break after being paid cash for dropping a competing con- struction permit request, but the Commission ruled settlements are not covered by the tax certificate policy. A similar denial was issued to SG

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McCoy Invades Pacific Northwest

Pacific Northwest Stations PRICE: $4.1 million TERMS: Asset sale BUYER: McCoy Broadcasting Co., headed by President Craig McCoy. The company also owns KCCYIPueb- lo, CO.

SELLER: Pacific Northwest Broad- casting Group, headed by President Charles Wilson. The company also owns KBOI & KQFCIBoise, ID and KSEI-AM & FM/Pocatello, ID. BROKER: W. Dean LeGras of William A. Exline Inc.

KPAY-AM & FMIChico, CA FREQUENCY: 1060 kHz; 95.1 MHz POWER: 10kw; 8.7kw at 1170 feet FORMAT: AC; B/EZ

KPNW-AM & FM/Eugene, OR FREQUENCY: 1120 kHz; 99.1 MHz POWER: 50kw; 100kw at 1945 feet FORMAT: AC & News/Talk; AC

KBASIBuIlhead City, AZ & KWAZ/Needles, CA PRICE: $1,284,000 TERMS: Stock sale. Escrow deposit $25,000, with an additional $29,000 cash due at closing. The buyer also agrees to assume bank debt and other long-term liabilities exceeding $631,000. Balance via two 10 -year promissory notes at 10% annual in-

terest, with interest -only payments due for the first two years. Additional $50,000 is due over two years for non -compete agreements. BUYER: Green River Broadcasting Corp., owned by Phoenix -area in- vestors Raymond Lindstrom, Ronald Lundeen, and Jeffrey and Jane Mor- ris. The Morrises and Lindstrom own KRIMIPayson, AZ. SELLER: Calnever Broadcasting Inc., owned by Thomas and Karin Jones, John and Helen Mathieson, and Sally Jones Lenart FREQUENCY: 1490 kHz; 97.9 MHz POWER: 1 kw; 2.8kw at 1571 feet FORMAT: Country; AC

KITHIApple Valley PRICE: $140,000 TERMS: Asset sale BUYER: Apple Valley Broadcasting, a partnership of Mel Yarmat, Benjamin Nepomuceno, William Suval, Earl Butler Jr., Ira Norris, and Advocate Inc., a corporation headed by Diana Monaghan-Seixas. Norris owns 25% of Total Television Inc., a cable TV system serving a small portion of the KITH service area. SELLER: John McAuley of Littlerock, CA FREQUENCY: 1550 kHz POWER: 5kw day/500 watts night FORMAT: AC

KAMPIEI Centro PRICE: $54,000 for 50% TERMS: Stock sale for $30,000 cash and a one-year, $24,000 consulting agreement BUYER: KAMP Radio Inc., headed by President Calvin Mandel. He also owns 49% of KWSTBrawley, CA. SELLER: Wes Blakely is selling his 50% ownership of KAMP Radio Inc. FREQUENCY: 1430 kHz POWER: 1 kw FORMAT: AC

KRGOIFowler PRICE: $130,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: KA/CARR Communications Inc., owned by Raymond Carrasco and Anita Kaye of Fresno and William McPike of Pine Ridge, CA SELLER: Robert Hawkins, bankruptcy trustee of Frontier Communications Inc. FREQUENCY: 1220 kHz POWER: 250 -watt daytimer FORMAT: News/Talk

WSKXIHinesville PRICE: $300,000 TERMS: Asset sale; escrow deposit $30,000 with balance due in cash at closing BUYER: T.C.B. Broadcasting Inc.,

owned by Ray Bilbrey of Vidalia, GA; William Clanton of Odum, GA; and Ralph Trapnell of Jesup, GA SELLER: Hinesville Broadcasting Corp., headed by K.L. Kilday FREQUENCY: 92.1 MHz POWER: 1.95kw at 363 feet FORMAT: Urban

Indiana WERK & WOKZ/Muncie PRICE: $625,000 TERMS: Asset sale; escrow deposit $10,000 with additional $90,000 cash due at closing. Balance via two seven-year promissory notes, with in- terest at 2% above the prime rate of INB National Bank. BUYER: American Hometown Radio Corp., owned by Christian "Chris" Caggiano of Ft. Wayne, IN. He also owns WBYR/Van Wert, OH. SELLER: WERK Inc., principally owned by President James Beatty FREQUENCY: 990 kHz; 104.9 MHz POWER: 250 -watt daytimer; 3kw at 328 feet FORMAT: Contemporary Christian; AC BROKER: Roehling Broadcast Ser- vices Ltd. is to receive a $33,500 brokerage commission. The buyer agrees to pay the entire commission, with an initial cash payment of $16,750 and a two-year promissory note for $16,750 at 10.5% interest. Payment of the note is due in four semiannual installments.

KHCA/Wamego PRICE: $126,000 TERMS: Asset sale for eight -year, $33,000 promissory note at 10% in- terest during the first six years and 11% interest during the last two years. The buyers also agree to assume loans due to the Citizens Bank & Trust Co. and Kaw Valley Bank valued at ap- proximately $93,000. BUYER: KHCA Inc., owned by Jerry and Cathy Hutchinson of Manhattan, KS

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1991 Deals To Date: $360,346,184

(Last Year: $671,843,349)

Total Stations Traded This Year: 542 (Last Year: 715)

This Week's Action: $14,474,541 (Last Year: $8,532,881)

Total Stations Traded This Week: 31 (Last Year: 14)

Deal Of The Week: Pacific Northwest Stations $4.1 million

KPA Y -AM & FM/Chico, CA KPNW-AM & FM/Eugene, OR

KBASIBuIlhead City, AZ & KWAZ/Needies, CA $1,284,000 KITHIApple Valley, CA $140,000

KAMPIEI Centro, CA $54,000 for 50% KRGOIFowler, CA $130,000

WSKXIHinesville, GA $300,000 WERK & WOKZIMuncle, IN $625,000

KHCA/Wamego, KS $126,000 KKLCIPineville, LA $50,000 WGMS-AM & FM/Bethesda, MD -Washington, DC $1.99 million for 49% partnership interest P QIVILitchfield, MN $42,500

KNOW (AM)/Minneapolis $1,312,000 WONGICanton, MS $100,000 KBMN/Bozeman, MT $105,000 WIBX & WLZWIUtica, NY $1.3 million W WCD/Grove City (Columbus), OH $2 million WUCOfMarysville, OH $108,940 KLVS/Lake Oswego (Portland), OR $450,000 WTMX (FM CP)IMcConneltsburg, PA $36,739 WSMT-AM & FM/Sparta, TN $136,162

KMBA (FM CP)IBryan, TX $31,700 KTLEITooele, UT $30,000 WXCEIAmery, WI $22,500

POWER: 6kw at 328 feet FORMAT: Contemporary Christian

vs KKLCIPineville PRICE: $50,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: bill Country Broadcasting Inc., owned by Troy DeRamus of Boyce, LA

SELLER: Red River Broadcasting Corp., headed by President Robert Lynn FREQUENCY: 1110 kHz POWER: 500 -watt daytimer FORMAT: The buyer plans an "old- time" Country and Talk format.

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Ma ryia . d WGMS-AM & FM/Bethesda, MD -Washington, DC PRICE: $1.99 million for 49% partner- ship interest TERMS: The buyer is acquiring part- nership interests held by the seller for $490,000 in cash; $1.5 million will be paid for a non -compete agreement - of that, $750,000 will be paid in cash and an additional $750,000 will be paid in eight quarterly installments of $93,750. BUYER: Radio Acquisition Associ- ates L.P., headed by Mitchell and Stewart Rates SELLER: VerStandig Broadcasting Ltd., one of the 50% general partners in Classical Acquisition Partnership L.P., is selling virtually all of its interest in the combo. VBL is headed by John VerStandig. FREQUENCY: 570 kHz; 103.5 MHz POWER: 5kw day/1kw night; 46kw at

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KOIVILitchfield PRICE: $42,500 TERMS: Asset sale for $7500 cash and a 56 -month promissory note for $35,000 at 10% interest, payable in

$800 monthly installments 90 days af- ter receiving a final order of transfer from the FCC. BUYER: Mid -Minnesota Broadcasting Co., owned by Robert Greenhow Jr. and Stephen Neighbors of Litchfield, MN. Greenhow and Neighbors are air personalities at KYRS/Atwater, MN.

SELLER: Gross Communications Corp. -Minnesota, headed by Herb

Gross. He also owns KMXKICoId Spring, MN and WLOQ/Winter Park, FL.

FREQUENCY: 1410 khz POWER: 500 -watt daytimer FORMAT: AC

KNOW (AM)/Minneapolis PRICE: $1,312,000 TERMS: Asset sale for $940,000. Es-

crow deposit $50,000, with additional $138,000 cash due at closing. Bal-

ance via five-year promissory note for $752,000 at 9.75% interest, payable in equal monthly installments of $6267 with a final balloon payment due on the fifth anniversary of closing of all out- standing interest and principal. The buyer also agrees to lease transmitter site real estate for $372,000 at

$6200 per month for five years. The buyer has an option to purchase the property for $1,060,000 plus $3533 for each month of the lease that has elapsed prior to the exercise of the op- tion. BUYER: NRG Twin Cities L.P., headed by Houston -based investors J. Liv-

ingston Kosberg and George Van- deman SELLER: Minnesota Public Radio, headed by William Kling. The non- profit company operates 24 radio sta-

tions, including KNOW-FMISt. Paul, and recently announced plans to buy WLOLIMinneapolls. FREQUENCY: 1330 kHz POWER: 5kw FORMAT: News/Talk BROKER: Charles Giddens of Media Venture Partners

Mississippi, WONGICanton PRICE: $100,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash; escrow deposit $2900

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Finally, to clarify a previous item (R&R 7/5), WJYQ/Moncks Corner (Charleston), SC owner Marvin Cedar said while the recent sale of his sta- tion was spurred by financial woes, no foreclosures had occurred. "The buyer assumed our bank debt and agreed to pay some back taxes that we owed. This radio station was never in any kind of possession of anyone other than our company ... We worked with the banks for months, and we never turned the station back." Cedar said the station became financially crippled after Hurricane Hugo knocked it off the air for three months.

BUYER: Delores S.L. Bobo of Jack- son, MS

SELLER: John Pembroke of Los An- geles. He also owns WOTAIVicks- burg, MS and KJOPILemoore, CA. FREQUENCY: 1150 kHz POWER: 500 -watt daytimer FORMAT: Urban

Montana. KBMNIBozeman PRICE: $105,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Cowdrey Broadcasting Co., owned by Tracey, Marvin, and Judy Cowdrey SELLER: Robert and Cathryn Pipinich FREQUENCY: 1230 kHz POWER: 1kw

FORMAT: Gold

COMMENT: This station was sold for $550,000 in July 1990.

Néw York WIBX & WLZWIUtica PRICE: $1.3 million TERMS: Asset sale BUYER: 950 Communications Corp., headed by President Donald Alex- ander. He also owns WTNY-AM &

FM/Watertown, NY and WMSAIMas- sena, NY.

SELLER: Maritime Broadcasting As- sociates L.P., headed by Paul Savage FREQUENCY: 950 kHz; 98.7 MHz POWER: 5kw; 25kw at 600 feet FORMAT: News/Talk; AC

BROKER: Richard Foreman of Richard A. Foreman Associates

Ohio WWCDIGrove City (Columbus) PRICE: $2 million TERMS: Asset sale; escrow deposit $100,000 with an additional $1.4 mil-

lion cash due at closing. Five-year promissory note for $500,000, con- tingent on the favorable settlement of litigation involving a tower site. BUYER: Ingleside Radio Inc., owned by Roger Vaughn of Columbus, OH SELLER: Video Services Broadcast- ing Corp., headed by Arnold Ferolito and Jeffrey Kaplan FREQUENCY: 101.1 MHz POWER: 3kw at 328 feet FORMAT: New Rock BROKER: Blackburn & Co. COMMENT: A CP application is pend- ing to upgrade power to 6kw.

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WUCO/Marysville PRICE: $108,940 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Monarch Broadcasting Inc., owned by Robert Hutchinson of Dub- lin, OH and Donald Gorman of Colum- bus, OH SELLER: Mid America Broadcasting Co., a debtor -in -possession headed by bankruptcy trustee Sara Daneman FREQUENCY: 1270 kHz POWER: 500 watts FORMAT: Country

KLVSILake Oswego (Portland) PRICE: $450,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Crawford Broadcasting Co., headed by Donald Crawford of Blue Bell, PA. His broadcast Interests in-

clude WDJCIBirmingham; WDOXI Buffalo; KBRTIAvalon, CA; KPBC1DaI- las; WMUZIDetroit; and WYCA/Gary- Hammond, IN.

SELLER: Tamarack Communications, headed by David Jack FREQUENCY: 1290 kHz POWER: 5kw FORMAT: News/Talk BROKER: Jerry Dennon of Broadmark Capital Corp.

Pennsyivar is WTMXIMcConnellsburg (FM CP) PRICE: $36,739 TERMS: Cash for assets BUYER: Fulton County Radio Inc., owned by Arthur Greiner of Shippens- burg, PA and William Bernton of Yar- mouth Port, MA. They own WVFCI McConnellsburg, PA and WSHP1

Shippensburg, PA.

SELLER: WCBG Inc., owned by W. Ronald Smith FREQUENCY: 103.7 MHz POWER: 210 watts at 1187 feet FORMAT: AC

Tenrressee WSMT-AM & FM/Sparta PRICE: $136,162 TERMS: Stock sale for $20,000 cash and 36 monthly payments totaling $116,162 BUYER: Douglas Farley of Cookeville, TN

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Texas KMBAIBryan (FM CP) PRICE: $31,700 TERMS: Stock sale for cash BUYER: George Torres of Hempstead, TX

SELLER: Steve Garza is selling his 25% stake in Mexican -American Communications Entertainment Broadcasting Group. FREQUENCY: 99.5 MHz POWER: 3kw at 328 feet

Utah KTLE/Tooele PRICE: $30,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Vida Spanish Broadcasting Inc., owned by Salt Lake City investors Maria Solis Alaniz, Robert Solis, and Jose Alaniz SELLER: Thomas Mathis of Pocatello, ID. He also owns KBRV-AM & FMISo- da Springs, ID and KRCD-AM & FMI Chubbuck, ID.

FREQUENCY: 1010 kHz POWER: 50kw daytimer FORMAT: This station is dark. e

.Wisconsin; W XCEIAmery PRICE: $22,500 TERMS: Asset sale for cash. The buyer also agrees to purchase all accounts receivable at 90% of their value at

closing, with payments due monthly over 18 months. BUYER: Murray Ritland of Plymouth, MN

SELLER: Monday Media Inc., headed by Todd Garamella of Hopkins, MN. He also owns interests in KJJGISpen- cer, IA; KSCR-AM & FM/Benton, MN; and KXLVICambrldge, MN.

FREQUENCY: 1260 kHz POWER: 5kw FORMAT: Country COMMENT: This station is involved in a foreclosure action. The buyer is nego- tiating a separate agreement with Met- ropolitan Federal F.S.B. to acquire the station's fixed assets, including the building and contents.

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State -By -State Transactions 1991 Second Quarter Stations Traded

State AM AM

CP FM

CP FM Combo' Total

Alabama 2 0 0 1 0 3 Alaska 1 0 0 0 0 1

American Samoa 0 1 0 0 0 1

Arizona 0 0 0 1 0 1

Arkansas 1 0 0 1 0 2 California 6 0 1 4 3 17 Colorado 3 0 0 1 2 8 Connecticut 2 0 0 0 0 2

Delaware 0 0 0 0 1 2

DC 0 0 0 0 0 0 Florida 4 1 1 6 1 14 Georgia 2 0 0 2 3 10 Guam 0 '0 0 0 0 0 Hawaii 0 0 0 1 1 3

Idaho 0 0 0 2 0 2 Illinois 3 0 2 1 2 10 Indiana 1 0 0 0 0 1

Iowa 1 0 0 1 1 4 Kansas 2 0 0 0 2 6

Kentucky 2 0 1 0 3 9

Louisiana 1 0 0 0 0 1

Maine 0 0 1 1 1 4

Maryland 1 0 0 0 0 1

Massachusetts 0 0 0 1 0 1

Michigan 2 0 1 2 2 9 Minnesota 1 0 0 0 0 1

Mississippi 4 0 0 2 2 10 Missouri 2 0 1 1 0 4

Montana 1 0 0 0 2 5

Nebraska 0 0 0 2 1 4

Nevada 1 0 1 0 1 4 New Hampshire 0 0 0 0 1 2 New Jersey 2 0 0 0 1 4 New Mexico 0 0 1 1 1 4

New York 1 0 0 2 1 5 North Carolina 7 0 0 7 3 20

'North Dakota 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ohio 2 0 3 3 4 16 Oklahoma 0 0 1 1 1 4 Oregon 2 0 0 1 1 5

Pennsylvania 1 0 0 1 2 6 Puerto Rico 0 0 0 0 0 0

Rhode Island 0 0 0 1 0 1

South Carolina 2 0 0 1 1 5

South Dakota 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tennessee 6 0 1 4 2 15 Texas 7 0 2 3 4 20 Utah 1 0 0 1 0 2

Vermont 1 0 1 0 0 2

Virgin Islands 0 0 0 2 0 2

Virginia 2 0 0 2 1 6

Washington 0 0 0 0 1 2

West Virginia 1 0 2 1 0 4 Wisconsin 0 0 0 2 1 4

Wyoming 0 0 0 1 0 1

Total 2nd Qtr. 78 2 20 64 53 270 1st Qtr. Stations Traded 222 Total Stations YTD 492 'Counts as two stations

QUARTERLY UPDATE

Station Trading Plummets 57% The national reces- sion and lender re- luctance have

helped fuel the continued plunge in station trading volume. Dollar volume for the second quarter of 1991 was óff 57% compared to the same period last year, which in turn had dropped 59% from the second quar- ter of '89.

The number of stations traded during April -May -June dipped 31% from a year ago. In all, 270 stations changed hands in the second quar- ter, compared to 389 in '90. Trading volume fell to $153 million (from $353 million last year) and included

2nd Quarter Total Stations Traded April -June '91: 270

Total Dollar Volume: $153 Million

Combos: 53 AM CPs: 2

AM Stand -Alones: 78 FM CPs: 20 t

FM Stand -Alones: 64

a number of transactions that were assumptions of loans from the go- go '80s that defaulted or were tee- tering on the brink. In some cases lenders were forced to take finan- cial losses or convert some of the debt to equity positions in order to attract a new operator to a debt - laden station.

Large deals were few and major group deals all but non-existent during the second quarter. The largest transaction was Emmis Broadcasting's sale of WAVA/Ar- Iington, VA (Washington) to Reli- gious broadcaster Salem Commun- ications for $20 million - in a mar- ket where another Class B FM, WKYS/Washington, had com- manded a price tag of $49.5 million in 1988. Emmis, seeking to scale down its debt load, had sold WLOL/Minneapolis late last year and still has other properties on the block.

The second quarter's only siza- ble group deal was prompted more by a friendly takeover bid for its in- surance company parent, Durham Corporation, than any considera- tion of the market for broadcast properties. The Durham Life Broadcasting stations were spun off to three shareholder groups, with the transactions' value esti- mated at $15.5 million.

The 10 largest deals accounted for $85.1 million, nearly 56% of the total volume; small transactions dominated the quarter. Trading activity was almost evenly divided over the three months. June claim- ed a slight edge in dollar volume - a still anemic $60 million - while May registered the most sales (96).

Brokers claimed commissions on deals totaling approximately $117.7 million, down from $247.6 million in '90. Media Venture Part- ners copped top dealmaking hon- MEMBER NASD

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Durham Life Broadcasting Transactions

WPTFIRaleigh-Durham to First State Communications WODRIRaleigh-Durham; WMFX-AM & FM/Laurinburg, NC; and Southern Farm Network to Carolina Media Group

O$10,500,000 WOOD -AM & FMIGrand Rapids to 3 Bruce Holberg

$9,250,000 WONE & WTUEIDayton to Lakeshore Communications

O$7,500,000 KAZN/Pasadena (Los Angeles), CA to Bang and Edward Kim

$6,750,000 WNJRINewark to N. John Douglas

$4,900,000 WZTRIMilwaukee to Shockley Communications

O$4,000,000 WSPD & WLORIToledo to 8 Stratford Research

$3,500,000 WCRJIJacksonville to Paxson Broadcasting of Jacksonville

101 $3,250,000 WHP-AM & FM/Harrisburg to Dame Media

ors, moving 10 stations for a total of $28.2 million. Blackburn & Com- pany barely held onto year-to-date bragging rights with $40.5 million, compared to $39.3 million for MVP, although Blackburn recorded all of its sales during the first quarter.

Overall, transaction volume for the first half of '91 totaled $332 million, down 48% from the $642 million recorded in the first half of '90. The number of stations traded over the six months dropped 28% from 678 to 492.

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Broker Scorecard 1991 Second Quarter Results

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M.V.P. 10 $28.2 15 $39.3

Mahlman 4 19.8 4 19.8

Stephens Inc. 4 15.6 4 15.6

C.E.A. 2 10.5 3 13.7

Hepburn 4 7.3 4 7.3

Sherman 1 6.8 1 6.8

Thoben-Van Huss 1 4.9 2 5.4

Chaisson 1 2.8 3 6.8

Crisler 1 2.8 1 2.8

Raymond 1 2.5 1 2.5

Chapman 2 2.2 2 2.2

New England Media 4 1.9 4 1.9

Media Services 5 1.8 5 1.8

Kalil 1 1.6 2 10.3

DiDonato 1 .8 1 .8

Fischer 1 .8 2 1.4

Johnson 2 .8 2 .8

K.T.&F. 1 .8 1 .8

Satterfield & Perry 1 .8 1 .8

Thorburn 3 .8 5 1.2

Whittle 1 .8 2 1.1

Kingman 1 .7 1 .7

Foreman 1 .5 1 .5

Kozacko-Horton 2 .5 2 .5

Tomlin 2 .5 2 .5

Henson 1 .4 1 .4

Meador 2 .4 2 .4

Colson 2 .1 2 .1

Connelly 1 .1 1 .1

Pond 1 .1 1 .1

Rosenblum 1 .1 2 .2

Billig 0 - 1 .1

Blackburn 0 - 6 40.5

Broadmark Capital 0 - 1 .1

Exline 0 - 1 .7

Jorgenson, Chapin 0 - 4 2.7

LaRue 0 - 3 27.5

Questcom 0 - 1 .9

Rice 1 - 1 - Richards 0 - 2 1.8

Star Media 0 - 2 12.0

Total 66 $117.7 102 $232.9 'All figures in millions (rounded)

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Ameticom 6 69.8 19 120.4 LaFrance 0 - 1 .4

Associated 0 - 2 .5 LaRue 3 11.0 8 23.0

Barger 0 - 2 3.2 Mahlman 2 6.5 3 8.5

Blackburn 10 67.2. 20 99.3 Meador 2 .1 2 .1

Broadmark 3 2.0 3 2.0 Media Marketing 2 1.5 2 1.5

Business Broker 1 .3 1 .3 Merrill 1 .3 1 .3

Cahn 0 - 6 15.0 M.V.P. 7 8.3 12 25.5

Calhoun o - 1 .1 New England Media 0 - 1 .8

Chaisson 2 2.0 2 2.0 Parrish o - 2 .3

Chapman 11 4.9 16 14.8 Peak Media 0 - 1 .1

Chivers Realty 2 1.4 2 1.4 Peterson 2 4.8 4 6.7

Clark 1 .9 1 .9 Pierce 3 .4 4 .5

Columbia ERA 1 .2 1 .2 Pond 1 .1 1 .1

Connolly 2 1.1 2 1.1 Proctor 0 - 1 .1

D.M.E. 3 - 1 1.0 Ouestcom 1 .5 1 .5

Earls 1 .4 1 .4 Richards 8 15.9 10 28.4

Exllne 3 1.0 6 1.8 Riley 1 1.0 1 1.0

Fiscwar 0 - 5 4.4 Rosenblum 0 - 2 1.2

Foreman 2 2.9 3 6.4 Sailors 4 8.6 4 8.6

Ga. Susiness 1 .5 1 .5 Stevens 3 15.2 5 27.4

Hickman 3 15.4 4 15.4 ThobenVan Huss 2 2.6 2 2.6

Jamar O - 1 .3 Thompson 1 .5 1 .5

Kalil 0 - 2 .9 VR Business 1 .1 1 .1

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WALE Ousts Trio After Murder Hoax

An on -air murder hoax that brought police racing to Talk WALE/Providence has prompted the dismissal of three station staff- ers, including talk host Steve White.

The trio was fired following a Ju- ly 9 incident in which newsman Tom Moriarity told listeners White had been shot in the head while tak- ing a cigarette break in front of the station. Moriarity, who claims he

made the announcement at White's request, was also terminated, along with producer/board op Ken Torres.

According to WALE PD Rob Mi- chaels, the broadcast took place while he and other managers were away from the station. Upon hear- ing Moriarity's bulletin about the supposed shooting, Michaels called the studio and ordered Torres to end the hoax. Instead, Michaels said, Torres and Moriarity took two phone calls from hysterical lis-

teners who were given "very graphic descriptions" of White's wounds.

Meanwhile, the Providence pol- ice - prompted by calls from lis-

teners and other media outlets - dispatched several units to WALE, where they found White unharmed.

Michaels fired the three staffers immediately upon his return to the station.

'Everyday Occurrence' Moriarity told R&R hoaxes were

an everyday occurrence on the

Steve White show and accused Mi- chaels of overreacting. "He's the

alarmist for firing us and saying [the hoax] was a misrepresenta- tion of the news. It was not done in the context of news at all."

Although Michaels emphasized that the trio will not be reinstated, Moriarity said the three are hoping to win back their jobs by appealing to station owner Frank Battaglia. Battaglia was out of town and

could not be reached for comment. Providence Police Lt. Stephen

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Ted" co-star Alex Winter, label co-head Ted Field, and soundtrack ex- ecutive producer Tom Whalley.

WKTI Appoints Gardner VP/GM Kiel Now Exec. VP At Parent WTMJ Inc.

After three years as VP/ GM at KKRZ/ Portland, Carl Gardner has accepted the VP/GM slot at WKTI/Milwau- kee, beginning July 29. He suc-

ceeds Doug Kiel, who was Carl Gardner promoted to Exec. VP of WKTI's parent com- pany, WTMJ Inc. No replace- ment has been named at KKRZ.

Gardner told R&R, "WKTI's an

awesome operation with unbeliev- able resources. Other companies are heavily leveraged; we're com-

mitted to doing the right thing with our properties, regardless of cost

or how long it takes.

"WKTI has gone through an evo-

lution the last year or two, and has

come out of it well. We'll have a

tremendous spring book." Prior to

KKRZ, Gardner joined KEX/Port- land seven years ago as PD. He previously programmed KNUS/ Denver.

Sinicropi To Exec. VP At All -Pro Steve Sinicro-

pi, VP/GM at Black AC/CHR combo WMVP & WLUM/Mil- waukee, has been promoted to the new post of Exec. VP at All -Pro Broad- casting. He'll still manage the Milwaukee Steve Sinicropi

combo, but will also oversee on -

site management at Black AC

KACE/Los Angeles, AOR KDHT/Denver, and the corn -

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pany's CP for KMVP/Denver. All -Pro President Willie Davis

told R&R the move would "strengthen and take advantage of Steve's strong marketing and pro- motional skills and make them more accessible to the entire All - Pro organization."

Sinicropi added, "This means more work and more fun as All -Pro continues to grow. We have a tre- mendous group of stations and are planning to expand into other mar- kets in the near future." Prior to joining All -Pro in 1987, he spent five years as GM at KXIC & KKRQ/ Iowa City, IA.

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Elektra Ups Meisner To Sr. Dir./AOR

Elektra Entertainment has boosted Michelle Meisner to Sr. Director/National AOR Promotion, West Coast. "Michelle's continuous contributions to 1 Elektra's AOR staff go unparalleled. This promotion is

not only a natural move, but a well -deserved one," said VP/AOR Promotion Steve Schnur.

In her six years with Elektra, Meisner's been Na-

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Danny McGuffey has joined Nashville -based Re-

union Records as VP/Marketing & Sales. He has

more than 10 years' experience in selling, marketing,

and distributing contemporary Christian music.

Reunion President Terry Hemmings said, "Dan-

ny has an excellent track record in the contemporary Christian music industry. His knowledge of retail and

sales will be an invaluable asset to our marketing and

sales efforts at a crucial time in this company's his-

tory." McGuffey began as a sales rep with Sparrow in

1980 and rose to VP/Sales in 1987.

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EastWest Records America has promoted

Sales & Marketing Coordinator Dennis Boerner to

National Alternative Promotion Director. VP/Promo-

tion Charley Lake said, "Dennis's experience at alter-

native radio, coupled with his experience in sales and

marketing, make him the best possible candidate for

the position." Prior to EastWest, Boerner worked in retail infor-

mation services at Atlantic for a year and, before

that, in A&M's sales division for a year. He was previ-

ously Promotions Manager/assistant to the PD at

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KYXY/San Diego Taps Carelli As GM

After two years as KCBQ/San Diego GM, Dan Carelli has ac- cepted a similar position at cross- town Parker AC KYXY, starting August 7. He succeeds Jim Price.

Parker President/Owner John Parker told R&R, "This was Jim's option. After 38 years in radio, he wanted to retire and travel.

"I checked Dan out thoroughly, and found him to be a real born leader. He'll easily carry on with what Jim Price has built for us the last five years - there are actually quite a few similarities in style bet- ween them. The format will be kept the same; we're planning no radic- al changes."

Carelli, who was unavailable for comment, previously was GSM for WRBQ/Tampa.

Crown Media Sets New Execs

Dallas -based Crown Media has named three executives to key positions: Wayne Kern becomes Exec. VP of the company, Robert Drutcn has been elected VP/CFO, and Rod Thole is now VP of the company and President of Crown Cable.

Crown - which is principally owned by Hallmark Corp. - owns WRTII & WIL/St Louis, KRPM- AM & FM/Seattle, KKSN-AM & FM/Portland, WEMP & WMYX/ Milwaukee, and WBBF & WBBE/ Rochester.

A&M, Tabu Sign Deal

A&M Records has entered into a manufacturing, distribution, and marketing deal with 13 year -old Tabu Records, owned by Clarence Avant.

"The A&M and Tabu partnership is a natural extension of the friend- ship Clarence and ]A&M Chair- man] Jerry Moss have shared for over two decades," noted A&M President Al Cafaro. "I fully ex- pect that Clarence will deliver the kind of hit product that will make this a successful venture for all of us."

The joint venture will produce releases from Cherrelle, Alex- ander O'Neal, the SOS Band, and Kool & the Gang, among others. Tabu was formerly distributed through Epic.

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Miller, Kaplan: LMAs Benefit Operators By Easing Competition Marketing Agreements' Ultimate Effects Unknown

Local marketing agreements, or LMAs, are reducing the number of radio operators competing for market revenues.

According to George Nadel Rivin of the accounting firm Miller, Kap- lan, Arase & Co., the 7% annual growth rate of the '80s spurred the sign-ons - or move -ins - of many new stations. The result was a reduced availability of revenues per market station.

Johnson Joins Luke As CEO

Luke Rec- ords has ap- pointed Way - man "Slack" Johnson CEO. He'll oversee all operations at the contro- versial Miami - based label.

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dent Luther Wayman "Slack" Campbell stated, Johnson "Slack has one of the best track rec- ords rve seen. He's the one piece of the pa r771e that completes the picture. I can finally take a vacation."

Johnson added, "It will be a chal- lenge and a pleasure to be a part of the great things happening at Luke." Johnson was last at Malaco, and has worked at EMI, E/A, Capitol, and in radio as PD/MD at WEAL/ Greensboro.

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NAC WBZN Now Following its recent switch from

NAC to Urban -leaning AC, WKKV (V100)/Milwaukee (formerly WBZN) has hired Willis Broad- casting National PD Tony Fields as OM/morning man. He succeeds Karen Caruso, who remains with the station in another capacity.

Fields told R&R, "We've switch- ed to Hot AC and have kept the

Urban AC WKKV same airstaff. The listener reac- tion's been great. Competitively, [Hot AC/CHR] WKTI is to the left of us and ¡CHR] WLUM is to the right. These stations will probably share audience with us."

Prior to his five months as Willis National PD, Fields programmed WVLZ/Cincinnati and WJYL/Lou-

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Some markets were able to ab- sorb an additional station or two. But others are adrift in a sea of competition. Austin, Colorado Spr- ings, and Nashville each experi- enced a 25% increase in the num- ber of market competitors from 1985-1989. Each of these markets has seen an LMA take effect in the past year.

From a theoretical economic viewpoint, according to Rivin, both parties to the LMA are winners. The station initiating the agree- ment benefits from the economies of scale inherent in adding an addi- tional station to its product line. Meanwhile, the station agreeing to the LMA, which was likely break- ing even at best, gains the security of a steady income stream.

With one fewer sales force com- peting for market dollars, other local stations may benefit - where the market is sufficiently large and diverse. The experience of LMAs over the next year or two should prove whether or not this theory works in practice.

KUBE Appoints Grosenick GSM

Following the departure of longtime KUBEISeattle GSM Skip Town- send, NSM Michele Grosenick has been promoted to GSM at the Cook Inlet CHR.

Cook Inlet Exec. VP and KUBE GM Michael O'Shea told R&R, "Mi- chele was one of our original KUBE employees. We've seen her grow from Traffic D"rector to AE, to NSM, and now GSM. It's a natural progression for one of the best employees we've ever had, and I'm delighted to move her into a position to allow her to fulfill her goals."

Cheshier GSM At KJR & KLTXISeattle Ackerley's Gold/AC KJR & KLTXISeattle combo has appointed for-

mer KOMOISeattle GSM John Cheshier GSM. He succeeds Mira Simon, now NSM for KOLZILos Angeles.

According to VP/GM Bob Hogan, "John brings a tremendous amount of sales management experience to our stations. He even has the sports sales experience we need for KJR. I couldn't ask for a more perfect fit."

Cheshier spent nine years at KOMO, working as Sales Development Manager before becoming GSM. He previously was in sales at the Seattle Post Intelligencer.

Murray Now WZEZINashville GSM

WKXXIBirmingham VP/GM Christopher Mur- ray has taken the long -vacant GSM post at South Central Soft AC WZEZINashville. He'll direct a seven -member staff.

Murray told R&R, "This is my second tour of duty in this market. I know lots of people here, so it's a

good feeling to come back. We have an experienced, mature sales staff. It's nice to come into a situation where the billing's already strong."

Prior to joining WKXX, Murray spent two years as GSM of Nashville CHR WYHY. Christopher Murray

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Price Communications has elevated WWKB & WKSE/Buffalo LSM Al Green to GSM. He replaces Darrel Goodin, who was recently pro- moted to VP/GM of the Business News/CHR combo.

Goodin told R&R, "Al Green is a winner. He's been the dominant sales rep in Buffalo radio for three years now and was a very successful LSM. I

see great things for him here." A station vet since 1984 when it was AOR WRXT, Green has also been an AE at WTOSIBangor, ME.

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Radio STEVE STEPHENSON has been

named VP/GM at Crown's Diamond Broadcasting. He will retain VP duties at Ruby Broadcasting. Concurrently, ALTHEA BAUERS has been upped from Financial Controller to Chief Fi-

nancial Officer at Crown.

CRAIG RAMOS is elevated from AE to Regional Sales Manager/Seattle at

KBBT & KUFO/Portland.

Records MARJORIE LOMENZO is tapped as

Sr. VP/Financial Operations at Poly - Gram Holding. She moves up from VP/ Finance & Administration.

GARSON FOOS is promoted from Director to VP/Product Management at

Rhino Records.

C -2RONiCLE

Born To: Arista Exec. VP/Operations

Roy Lott, wife Carol, daughter Ariana, June 29.

MJI Broadcasting Dir./Affil- iate Relations Dan Wolkoff, wife Laura, daughter Rebecca Gail, July 1.

WOGL-AM & FM/Philadel- phia PD Scott Walker, wife Rhonda, son Ryan, July 11.

WOOK/Raleigh PD/air talent Cy Young, wife Vicky, sons Christian Alexander and Victor Dylan, July 1 1 .

Marriages: WPYX/Albany air talent Ian

Taylor to Shelley Pike, June 29.

Columbia Atlanta promo rep Lee Durham to Diane Oblak, June 29.

Impact Dallas promo rep Patt Morriss to Karen Kolzek, July 13.

Condolences: Former KFWBILos Angeles

engineer Don Taylor, 66, July 6.

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Althea Bauers Judy Valsi

JUDY VALSI has been elevated from Promotion Coordinator to National Adult Contemporary Promotion Man- ager at Chrysalis Records.

BRAD POLLACK is upped from Na-

tional Director/Alternative Promotion to Product Manager at A&M Records. Concurrently, SUE DeBENEDETTE is

elevated from International Marketing Manager to Director of the division.

MARK EICHNER is promoted from Talent Manager/A&R to Director/A&R at RCA Records.

LEOTIS CLYBURN has been ap-

pointed Director/A&R at Polydor Rec- ords. He had been Associate Director/ Member Relations at ASCAP. Also, JOE BOSSO and LORI GRAVES have been named Managers/A&R, with Bos- so covering the East Coast. He was previously Editor of Faces; Graves comes from Island Records, where she was A&R Coordinator.

KENNY ALTMAN switches from Di-

rector/Promotion to Sales & Promotion Manager at Music West Records. Also, KEN EVANS becomes Retail Market- ing Manager and ANTHONY KING is named Sales Coordinator. Evans moves up from Sales & Promotion As- sistant. King joins after being a buyer at Whole Earth Access.

SABRINA BROWN has joined the sales & marketing division at Luke/At- lantic Records.

KEVIN GIBBS is tapped as National

Marketing Coordinator/Black Music at

Epic Records. He had been an assis- tant in the Publicity department.

KEN JAMES and CYNTHIA JOHN- SON have been appointed Local Pro- motion Managers/Mid-South and Mid- west regions, respectively, at Colum- bia Records. He was previously OM at Louisiana's Grambling State University; she served as Midwest Regional Pro- motion Manager at Motown Records.

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HOLLY GLEASON has been named Director/Media & Artist Development at

Sony Music/Nashville. She was former- ly a freelance journalist and creative consultant. Also, MANOLO DIAZ has been tapped as VP/European Region at Sony Music International. Replacing him as President/Managing Director of Sony Music Spain is CLAUDIO CON- DE, who segues from President of the Brazil division.

National Radio

BIANCA MORGAN has been hired as Director/National Sales Promotions at the "Music Of Your Life Radio Net- work. She has a background in busi- ness consulting and banking.

MJI BROADCASTING has launched the two-hour "Oldies Countdown," hosted by Bob Shannon of WCBS/New York; (212) 245-5010.

FESTIVAL XXV has been formed to broadcast and distribute "The Music Of The XXVth Olympiad: The Barcelona Festival Of World Music 1992"; (818) 965-5511.

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RON RIVLIN is upped from Manager to Director/Program Sales at ABC Rock Network. Other ABC appointments: PATRICIA KRESNER segues from Di-

rector/Entertainment Programming to Director/Program Marketing; IRENE MINETT moves from Director/Tour Marketing & Merchandising to Direc- tor/Entertainment Program Develop- ment; JOYCE MacDONALD switches from Manager/ABC Direction Network to the same post at ABC Rock Net- work; JESSICA ETTINGER changes from Manager/Entertainment Program- ming to Manager/Affiliate Services; and PAUL MIRALDI and BARBARA SIL- BER change from Managers/Entertain- ment Programming to Managers/Pro- gram Sales. Also, the network will air "The ACC Superstar Spotlight On Re- ba McEntire," a three-hour American Country Countdown special (August 30 -September 2); (212) 456-5508.

Industry BILL WYATT is appointed Direc-

tor/Urban Contemporary Music Divi-

sion at the Dick Clark Agency. Prior to

joining the new division, he headed Hype Productions, his own promotion and booking firm.

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member of the management staff.

STEVE FARGNOLI, a music man- ager, has joined forces with Addis/ Wechsler & Associates management firm.

PROS ON THE LOOSE

Animal - Nights WNCX/ I Cleveland (704) 596-4840

Don De La Cruz - PD KKBB/Bakersfield (805) 833- 2551

Greg Frey - Afternoons WYYS/Columbia, SC (803) 781-6227

Dianna Gef - Middays WZDQ/Jackson, TN (901) 986- 4516

Kevin Hodge - Mornings WOBM/Monmouth-Ocean, NJ (201) 674-4335

Kevin Kenney - VP/GM WXLK/Roanoke (703) 989- 7202

Crystal Lake - Morning sidekick/news WYYS/Colum- bia, SC (803) 695-2753

Bill Mitchell - PD WYYS/ Columbia, SC (803) 695-2753

Bill O'Brien - PD WYST/ Baltimore (301) 964-0861

Ernie Odell - Asst. PD/after- noons WZDQ/Jackson, TN (901) 422-6388

Allen Orsini - Nights WYYS/Columbia, SC (803) 739-2287

Crazy Mike Paine - Even- ings Satellite Music Network's "Z -Rock" (214) 380-1525

Michael Reading - Dir./ Nat'l Jazz & NAC Promo and soundtrack Product Manager MCA Records (213) 391-0105

Marc "The Shark" Richards Late -nights WKSE/Buffalo

(716) 652-1308 Machine Gun Steve Sears -

Nights WZDQ/Jackson, TN (405) 258-2556

Nikki Stewart - MD/middays WHHY/Mongtomery, AL (205) 288-4972

Andi Turco - Detroit promo rep Atlantic Records (313) 259-6930

Roger Vestal - PD/mornings WZDQ/Jackson, TN (901) 664- 623

Joj2o Walker - Production Dir./nights WYUU/Tampa (813) 996-3908

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MAN G SIX GUIDELINES

Writing Proposals That Get Results

our success at winning ap- proval for a program, cause, or funding request

often hinges on how well you write the project's proposal.

Here are some guidelines for writing top-notch proposals - for in-house and outside jobs - courtesy of "How To Write Like An Executive" (Scott, Foresman & Co.) authors Patricia Westheimer and Vicki Townsend Gibbs:

Be direct. Don't bury your re- quest at the bottom of a list of reasons and justifications. Ask for what you want right away. You may, however, want to pave the way with a little preliminary info.

Support the request. Bolster your proposal with details and reasons. A typical outline would

Latest Music Library Debuts

proMusic recently intro- duced the "Abaco" music library, bringing the com-

pany's CD collection to more than 400. Designed to be used for a vari- ety of radio production purposes, the discs are produced at Pro - Music's Fort Lauderdale head- quarters.

The first five "Abaco" CDs contain rap. pop, West Indies, New Age, light jazz, and world beat music. Another 12 discs are slated to be released this year. Price: $15 per CD. For more info, call (800) 322-7879 or (305) 776- 2070.

list purpose, scope, proposed ap- proach, time, and costs.

Use your target's ter- minology. Lace your request with your boss's or client's own words whenever possible. If he or she likes to use "impact" as a verb, put it in your presentation.

Be specific. Don't generalize. Also, be sure to describe out- comes that can be measured.

Be clear. Make your points with short sentences that com- municate clearly. Avoid big words and excessively formal language.

Be brief. Research shows that shorter proposals stand a better chance of being read.

Relocation Costs Up

The costs of relocating valued industry execs from one city to another

are still going up -up -up. Last year, the costs of relocating a

typical home -owning employee climbed 11.4% (to $45,620).

Companies have been hit even harder when it comes to moving new recruits and em- ployees who rent their homes: an average jump of 14.6% (to $15,955) for the former and a 23.7% rise (to $13,193) for the latter.

Source: Runzheimer Intl

Test Your Color Sense

The color of your logo says more about your station than you might think.

When you're deciding what col- ors to use on billboards, bumper stickers, or other promo items, consider how most people will perceive each color.

To test your color la, match the color - your choices are silver, green, red, blue, pink, and black - most often asso- ciated with the following char- acteristics:

1. Trust

2. Hate

3. Futuristic

4. Healthful

5. Love

6. Fast

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9. Quality

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Between Two

Job Candidates ou have two job candidates who are equally qualified. How do you decide?

SF -based management consult- ing firm Robert Half International suggests you check their refer- ences, give them a minor project to see who performs better, and then ask yourself which candidate.. .

Seems to want the job most? Seems to be more willing to

work hard? Has done the most research -

and therefore knows more - about your company?

Knows the most about his last employer? (Hint: Look for an- swers that show analytical ability.)

Is the most pleasant or lik- able? :.

DA3"ELfiiviC

August 3-4 - Dan O'Day's Air Personality Plus+ seminar. Radisson Hotel, Detroit Airport.

August 22-24 - Talentmas- ters Morning Show Boot Camp. Hyatt Ravinia, Atlanta.

September 8-10 - Burkhart/ Douglas & Associates Client Meetings. Grand Hyatt Union Square, San Francisco.

September 11-14 - NAB Radio 1991 Convention. Mos- cone Convention Center, San Francisco.

September 13 - Academy Of Interactive Entertainment Arts & Sciences conference. Executive offices, Los Angeles.

September 25-28 - RTNDA 46th International Conference &

Exhibition. Denver Convention Center.

Personal Personnel

Motivation

Having trouble choosing the right incentives to moti- ivate your staffers Kirk

Malicki, President of Dallas -based Pegasus Personal Fitness Centres, suggests you let your emp:oyees decide for themselves.

By allowing staff members to name their own incentives (with specific dollar values), you ensure they'll be happy with - and moti- vated by - the choices. Personal picks can include limousine ser- vice, expensive dinners, vacation getaways, time off, concert tickets, and cold cash.

October 2 - CMA Awards. Grand Ole Opry, Nashville.

October 3-5 - Concrete Marketing's Foundations For- um. Los Angeles Airport Marri- ott.

October 3-6 - Society o' Broadcast Engineers Nationa' Convention. Hyatt Regency. Houston.

October 14-16 - Broadcast Cable Credit Association's 26th Credit and Collection Seminar. Palmer House Hotel, Chicago.

October 23 - John Bayliss Foundation Dinner. Plaza Hotel, New York City.

October 24-27 - CMJ Con- vention. Vista Hotel, New York City.

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Sonny Bloch, now celebrating 12 years on the air.

Sonny Bloch, host of America's longest running independent, 2 -way talk show about money, business, real estate, and life, would like to work for you for free. He offers 18 hours of live programming 6 days per week (take all or part), plus a daily afternoon business news show with plenty of openings for your local news, traffic, and weather reports.

Call him if you need instant revenue and ratings. He is now

heard in over 200 cities including 90% of the top 100 markets. There must be -

a reason that this broadcaster has kept growing for 12 years.

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FILMS

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE JULY 12.14

1 Terminator 2: $20. 73 Judgment Day (Tri-Star)

2 101 Dalmatians $10.28 (Buena Vista)'

3 Boyz N The Hood $10.02 (Columbia)-

4 Point Break $8.51 (Fox)*

5 Naked Gun 2'/z: $ 7.32 The Smell Of Fear (Paramount)

6 Robin Hood: $ 7.23 Prince Of Thieves (WB)

7 Regarding Henry $6.14 (Paramount) -

t 8 City Slickers $5.84 (Columbia)

9 Problem Child 2 $3.31 (Universal)

10 The Rocketeer $2.86 (Buena Vista)

All figures in millions 'First week in release

Source: Exhibitor Relations Co.

WORLD'S GREATEST GUI- TARIST? - Faith No More's Jim Martin, dude.

COMING ATTRACTIONS: This week's openers include "Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey," starring Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter, with cameos by Faith No More's Jim Martin (as the World's Greatest Guitar Player), Taj Mahal (as the Gatekeeper), and Interscope band Primus. The excellent se- quel sports an Interscope soundtrack featuring Slaughter, Neverland, Steve Vai, Faith No More, Winger, Kiss, Richie Kotzen, Megadeth, King's X, Love On Ice, and Primus.

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BOYZ N THE HOOD (Owest/WB) Single: Just Ask Me To/Tevin Campbell Other Featured Artists: Ice Cube, 2 Live Crew, Yo -Yo POINT BREAK (MCA) Single: Nobody Rides For Free/Ratt Other Featured Artists: L.A. Guns, Concrete Blonde, Liquid Jesus

ROBIN HOOD: PRINCE OF THIEVES (Morgan Creek) Single: (Everything I Do) I Do It For You/Bryan Adams

(ABM/Morgan Creek) DYING YOUNG (Arista) Single: Theme From Dying Young/Kenny G Other Featured Artists: Jeffrey Osborne, James Newton Howard ' JUNGLE FEVER (Motown)

ti Single: Gotta Have You/Stevie Wonder DON'T TELL MOM THE BABYSITTER'S DEAD (Giant/WB)

Single: Perfect World/Alias Other Featured Artists: Boom Crash Opera, Modern English, Flame

NEW JACK CITY (GianURepise) Singles: I Wanna Sex You Up/Color Me Badd

For The Love Of Money/Living For The City/Troop/Levert Other Featured Artists: Ice -T, Keith Sweat, Guy THE FIVE HEARTBEATS (Virgin) Single: Nights Like This/After 7

Other Featured Artists: Dells, Patti LaBelle

UPCOMING BILL 8 TED'S BOGUS JOURNEY (Interscope/East West)

Singles: Shout It Out/Slaughter Drinking Again/Neverland

Other Featured Artists: Primus, Faith No More, Steve Vai

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Living Colour, "The Arsen- io Hall Show" (syndicated; check local listings).

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New Home Springs Jagger From Doghouse!

The Globe reports that Mick Jagger coaxed bride Jerry Hall into forgiving 'n' forget-

ting his "wild fling with sexy Euro- pean model Carla Bruni" (recently linked wit" Donald Trump) by pur- chasing Hall a $4 million mansion overlooking the Thames River!

Nevertheless, Jagger - who's said to be getting no satisfaction from the whole affair - reportedly walks around the premises wearing a "wall-to-wall scowl."

The Write Stuff Celebrated songwriter Diane

Warren - whose hits include Milli Vanilli's "Blame It On The Rain," Cher's "If I Could Turn Back Time," and 5283 others - describes her dedication to the craft in this week's People:

"I've written songs on Kotex, lyr- ics on the palm of my hand. If I don't have a tape recorder, I'll call home and sing into my answering ma- chine."

Model Marriage Barbra Streisand was moved to

tears when her only son, Jason Gould, recently tied the knot - be- cause he married "hunky" male un- derwear model David Knight!

"It was a very touching cere- mony," says a source on the scene. "It's a shame Barbra miss- ed it." Incidentally, both grooms wore white (Globe).

Express Lines The New Republic devotes its

cover and 12 pages to an in-depth think -piece on the history of the Motown label.

Young M.C. rewarded 4 -year - old Joshua Pollard (who saved his 2 -year -old sister from drowning) by personally taking the tyke on a recording studio tour (People).

"Never say, 'My mother has a

tattoo just like that' " - suggestion from Entertainment Weekly's list of Guns N' Rzses concert etiquette.

CLUB HIT - Cher's ex -bagel hoy Rob Camilletti allegedly engaged funkster Rick James in a street brawl outside the Hollywood rrite- spot where Camilletti tends bar. Globe sources say the fight started when James asked Camilletti, "Where's your meal ticket, man ""

Linda Ronstadt has reduced longtime manager/producer Peter Asher's title to "manager only" af-

ter a planned pop follow-up to her recent LP was scrubbed (Peop(e).

Michael Jackson's beloved pet chimp Bubbles will soon be a

daddy! MJ is so excited that he's hired an architect to build a nursery for the baby beast (Globe).

The Star says Madonna "swore like a truck driver" after be- ing whacked on the head witt- a baseball bat while training for the film "A League Of Their Own." She was treated at a local hospital for a

fractured nose. Dolly Parton picks up expos-

ure for her forthcoming battered woman TV movie, "Wild Texas Wind," by posing in full bloodied 'n' bruised makeup on the cover of the National Enquirer.

R&R doesn't run comic strips, but we do take a comic trip each week through the nation's con- sumer magazines in search of everything from the sublime to the ridiculous in music news. R&R has not verified any of these reports.

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LIFEST' ES Most Popular Búsinesses Of The '80s

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The number of bars, gas

stations, appliance deal-

ers, and variety stores

declined during the past dec-

ade. However, the years 1980- 90 saw an upswing in several

different types of U.S. busi-

nesses, as evidenced by the

following chart:

Retailers Percentage Of Increase

Fast -Food Outlets 78% Bookstores 76% Consumer Electronics

Stores 54% Newsstands 51% Chain Drugstores 36% Jewelers 33% Chain Supermarkets 32%

Source: USNBWR

EIGHT TRENDS

Despite Fragmentation, Family Still Important

Less than 10% of today's American families mirror the traditional (working

husband, homemaker wife, 2.5

children) model assmiated with Ward and June Cleaver.

However, the fragmentation of the traditional family unit doesn't mean that Americans value "fami- ly" any less. Following are eight trends in U.S. families culled from the latest Census Bureau informa- tion:

Most couples live together be- fore they get married. This wasn't the case even 10 short years ago.

Marriage is taking place later in life. Over the past 20 years, the average age for a man's first trip up the aisle has increased 13%; for their female counterparts it's up 15%.

The reasons couples marry have changed. Thanks to the popu- larity of cohabition and a general greater financial independence among women, the dominant

reason has become the desire to have children.

There are more single -parent households than ever. Today, well over a quarter of U.S. children live in such homes - a percentage that's doubled in the past 20 years. These are not only the children of divorce - almost one-third of single -parent children live with a parent who's never been married.

There are more single -person households than ever. More than one quarter of all U.S. households fit into this category.

Young people aren't leaving the nest. More than half of Ameri- cans 18-24 are living at home.

Divorce rates are slowly drop- ping from the record highs of the mid -'80s.

Birth rates are up a great deal. This is mostly due to an unex- pected increase from double -in-

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S Accelerating Your Collection Procedure

Collecting accounts receivable is difficult when the economy is good, much less when times are tough. If your accounts receivable turn (the average num-

ber of days it takes you to collect your invoices) has re- mained the same or increased over the past year, you might want to consider implementing a new system.

Changing your collection proce- dure can benefit not only you, but also your clients. This week I'll of- fer some options for you to con- sider. But first, let's set some goals.

One idea may be to reduce your AR turn in seven-day increments over each 90 -day period. For exam- ple, if your current turn is 87 days, your first three-month target should be to bring it down to 80 days, and then to 73 days over the next three months - until you have it between 50-68 days (an effective station average).

The problem with most prepayment formulas is they

simply don't offer advertisers

attractive enough incentives to prepay or pay within 30 days.

There are two factors in ac- counts receivable: direct business and agency. Although direct busi- ness certainly is easier to influ- ence, it's possible to generate a quicker turn from the agencies - if your payment procedure allows them to either save their clients money or gain a greater percent- age through prepayment terms.

Sensitizing both the sales staff and management to using accounts receivable as a

negotiating tool can get your accounts paid more quickly.

Terms Of Endearment

The other option at the agency level is using the terms to negotiate the rate. What are your terms? How well understood are they by your advertisers and your sales staff? Some stations would be hard-pressed to answer these ques- tions, other than "After 90 or 120

days we cut off the advertiser," or maybe "We offer a 5% prepay- ment cash discount."

Sensitizing the sales staff and management to using accounts re- ceivable as a negotiating tool can turn a station's negatives into posi- tives and get your accounts paid more quickly.

For example, suppose an auto dealer is demanding a better rate. Your station wants the revenue, but will have to drop the rate to get it. Instead, you can simply nego- tiate the payment terms, changing

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only the percentage down or the balance due date.

Tiered Payment

Our industry can learn a great deal about payment methods from those involved in big -ticket sales. I

believe in a several -tiered payment system, with the first tier repre- senting a hefty discount of 15%-20% a month, depending on bank rela- tions, AR funding, and percentage of business on installment and credit.

The problem with most prepay- ment formulas is they simply don't offer advertisers attractive enough incentives to prepay or pay within 30 days. Every situation is unique; below are just two approaches:

Prepayment (entire balance) received 24 hours prior to start of schedule, 10% discount; 10 days af- ter schedule, 7% discount; 30 days after schedule, no discount (billed amount); more than 30 days after schedule, billed amount increases (this depends greatly on your state laws).

30% down prior to start of sche- dule, 30% due 10 days after sche- dule, remaining 40% due 45 days after schedule.

Documentation Implementation

To see an appreciable change in your collection process - regard- less of your strategies and terms - it's imperative that you print it out on an easily understandable one - sheet that includes boxes by each payment method for clients to check and a space for their sig- natures.

If you don't offer terms, it's still important that your staff receive an authorized signature on a sim- ple - but legally binding - one - sheet prior to the schedule's airing.

m One option more

pertinent to smaller markets is to allow direct -billing clients

to charge their payments on a

Visa, Mastercard, or Discover card.

Invoice Routing

Getting the invoice to the right person is critical. Another item that's important to have on the cre- dit approval sheet is the contact (and phone number) for accounts payable. Not only will you need this info to alert them to the agreement,

ING Seven Steps To Speedy Returns

Reduce your accounts receivable turn Use terms to negotiate rates Document your payment options Get the invoice in the right hands Allow direct billing clients to charge payments Implement continuous billing Know what your clients expect

m To see an

appreciable change in your collection

process - regardless of your terms -

it's imperative that you print it out

on an easily understandable one -sheet for

clients to check off and authorize.

they may need to contact you to is- sue your station a purchasing order or vendor: m number.

It's not uncommon to get some info on the outside accounting firm that issues checks, if the client it- self doesn't do so. This way, both parties v -ill receive invoices, with the original going to the accounting firm and a copy going to the client.

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One option more pertinent to smaller markets, where the total schedule tends to be smaller, is to allow direct -billing clients to charge their payments (or a per- centage thereof) on a Visa, Master- Card, or Discover card.

With the first two cards, the transaction becomes cash to you as soon as it's credited to your bank account. When you have a mini- mum charge - e.g., $250 - the percentage charged to you is mini- mal. Only when average trans- actions are consistently small do bank cards become more of a has- sle, but this is usually something that affects retailers, not radio.

Expediting Billing

Another way to accelerate your ARs is to review how quickly in- voices are leaving the station. If you aren't using continuous billing - in which invoices are mailed within 24 hours of the schedules' completion - you might want to switch from weekly or monthly billing to this method.

If a high percentage of your ac- counts receivable come from an- other city, look into getting a lock box in that city. A lock box is a local address to which checks can be sent and deposited directly into your account.

For clients that have accounting fax numbers, you could fax your in- voice and follow it up by mailing the original. Of course, there are always those stations that swear by mailing self-addressed, postage - paid envelopes along with their in- voices.

Client Expectations Make sure you know what your

clients expect from a campaign on your station. As we're all painfully aware, slow payment (or non-pay- ment) is directly related to our fail- ure to communicate with clients.

It's a good idea to have a new -ad- vertiser checklist that addresses their expectations, how they're go- ing to monitor the campaign's re- sults, what results they get from other media, and the impact of weather or major local events on their past campaigns.

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DAT Continued from Page 1

Tandy Corporation President John Roach told R&R the proposed royalty would amount to about six cents per tape for Philips Elec- tronics' digital compact cassette (DCC), which should hit the mar- ket next year. Initially all re- corders for the new technologies are expected to incur the maxim- um royalty ($8/$12), but Roach said that shouldn't be a major fac- tor for most consumers. "Most of the machines will be players, 80%-90% of them, we expect." Play -only machines would not be subject to royalty payments.

Most record companies have been hesitant to embrace DAT, ow- ing to home taping concerns and a lawsuit against Sony Corporation by songwriters who'd claimed a loss of royalty income. That suit was dismissed as part of the tape royalty agreement. With the road- blocks falling, Warner Bros. Rec- ords VP/Publicity Bob Merlis said his label expects to issue music on DCC and hopes it "may fill the diminution in sales for cassettes."

Congress has rejected past ef- forts to impose copyright royalties on blank audio or video tapes. Pro- ponents are optimistic because this bill, which doesn't yet have any congressional sponsors, has sup- port from both the recording and consumer electronics industries. Senate Copyright Subcommittee Chief Counsel Karen Robb said she'd seen a draft of the bill and that representatives of RIAA and ASCAP would be meeting with Sen. Dennis DeConcini (D -AZ), the sub- committee chairman. "No decision has been made on [ DeConcini's ] sponsorship," Robb said.

Consumer Union Director/Wash- ington Office Mark Silbergeld said his group was "skeptical" of the royalty proposal. He said one key point for justifying royalties on blank tape was to demonstrate lost revenues to the recording industry from home taping. "We still feel that they have not done that," he said.

Members of the Home Record- ing Rights Coalition, which in-

cludes EIA and many manufac- turers, are divided over the royalty proposal. One member group, the American Council Of The Blind, is "opposed to any legislation that would bring royalty charges on blank audio tape," according to spokesman Nolan Crabb.

Simon T Continued from Page 1

Keating, who joined Beasley two years ago, said in his letter of res- ignation that "the time has come for me to move forward in my career."

Beasley owns 17 stations in 13

markets, the most prominent of

which are KRTH/Los Angeles, WXTU/Philadelphia, and WPOW/ Miami.

WKKV Continued from Page 16

isville and was on -air at KSOL/San Francisco.

Among persons 12+, WBZN ranked 15th (2.2) in the spring Birch and tied for 15th (1.8) in the winter Arbitron.

Digital Tape Royalties

Who Pays: Based on proposed digital home taping legislation, manufacturers

would pay into a royalty pool collected by the U.S. Copyright Office based

on the following formulas:

1) Digital Audio Recorders - 2% of the wholesale price of domestic

machines or 2% of the customs invo ce for imported machines. A maximum

payment of $8 would apply to devices containing one recorder and a max-

imum of $12 to those with two or more recorders. (There would be no roy-

alty payment on play -only machines.) 2) Blank Digital Audio Tapes - 3% of the wholesale price or customs

invoice.

Who Gets Paid: Royalties from the pool would be distributed by the Copyright Royalty

Tribunal as follows:

16.66%

16.66%

1-Z5% 0.92%

25.60%

38.41%

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the rate of $7000 per month - from WEND/Brandon (Clearwater), FL, which carries Sun Network programming exclusively.

Hatemongering Charges Founded by businessman Willis

Carto in 1955, the Liberty Lobby de- scribes itself as a "pressure group for patriotism." Its agenda in-

cludes support for lower taxes and reduced government spending, as well as opposition to busing, gun control, and U.S. involvement in the United Nations.

However, the Anti -Defamation League of B'nai B'rith calls the group "the wealthiest and one of

the most active anti-Semitic organ- izations in the United States." Ac-

cording to the ADL, the Liberty Lobby's newspaper, The Spotlight, frequently features anti-Jewish, anti -Israel articles, including stories supporting Carto's belief that the Holocaust never happened and others praising the neo -Nazi Skinhead movement. The Sun net- work has recently aired spots for "The Turner Diaries," a novel that has become a bible for white supre- macists.

In 1986 a federal district judge ruled that the Wall Street Journal did not libel the Liberty Lobby when it branded the group "anti- Semitic." That ruling was upheld in a federal appeals court decision written by Judge Robert Bork.

Vincent Ryan, Chairman of the Liberty Lobby's Board of Policy, dismissed charges of anti- Semitism against the group. "It's utter nonsense and they know it," said Ryan, who declined further comment.

Money For Expansion Kayla hopes to raise up to $3.5

million with its proposed offering by selling as many as 400,000 units, each consisting of two shares of

common stock and a warrant for one additional share. Proceeds from the offering are slated for use in acquiring some capital equip- ment and bolstering Sun's market- ing, sales, and affiliate relations ef-

forts. Ryan refused to discuss the of-

fering. Federal securities law bars companies from discussing propos- ed stock offerings until the SEC has approved the sale.

Besides owning a significant por- tion of Kayla, the Liberty Lobby is

both the company's biggest cus- tomer and one of its largest credit- ors. According to the registration document, 43% of the $1.8 million in

revenue Kayla generated from January 1989 through March 1991

came from spot advertising and program sponsorships purchased by the Liberty Lobby. The group currently sponsors two programs on the Sun Radio Network - the nightly "Radio Free America" and a weekly show called "Editors Roundtable," which features writers from The Spotlight.

Since 1989 the Liberty Lobby has loaned Kayla $1.6 million. The company currently owes the lobby approximately $1 million in the form of a promissory note bearing 10% interest.

Despite the Liberty Lobby's sup-

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McCartney said no criminal charges will be filed, primarily be-

cause station employees did not ac- tually call the police and because the broadcast was promptly identi- fied as "a dramatization."

"Obviously we weren't happy about the situation," said McCart- ney. "[But] our conclusion is that [the hoax] falls short of criminali- ty, though there was a bit of irre- sponsibility."

Although McCartney said the de- partment has contacted the FCC about the hoax, those concerns have not yet reached the agency's Mass Media Enforcement Divi- sion, which is responsible for deter- mining whether Commission rules have been violated.

Enforcement Chief Chuck Kelley said he was familiar with the inci- dent from media reports, but could not comment on it until he learned more about the episode.

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id a GM withdraw the offer of a PD gig due to pressure from an independent record promoter? Last week, ST

reported that KLYVDubuque, IA PD Jeff Davis had resigned to accept the PD gig at WKEE/Huntington, WV.

This week, Davis told ST that WKEE GM Touffie Kassab called him Monday morning (7/15) and - without explanation - withdrew the offer.

Word on the street is that Kassab's sudden change of heart may have been the result of a battle over which indie would work with the station. At KLYV, Davis had a

relationship with indie firm Jeff McClusky &

Associates - but WKEE works with indie Bill Skull.

Davis told ST that he and Kassab agreed he'd drop McClusky and work exclusively with Skull at WKEE. But Davis said that Skull apparently wasn't convinced, and persuaded Kassab to renege on the offer.

When contacted by ST, Skull denied he had anything to do with Davis's failure to get the gig. ST's repeated calls to Kassab went unreturned.

Rumors Is Chase getting ready to sell WKBQISt. Lou-

is? Have people already been in to kick the tires? Spike those rumors that Gannett has sold

KOAI/Dallas. Is AC Star 94 (WSTR)lAtlanta contemplating a

return to CHR? Word has it that the move's in pro- gress - witness the hiring of crosstown Power 99 midday personality Boomer for afternoons. Does this mean more programming duties for MD Jim Mor- rison?

Is WEGXIPhilly morning man John Lander huntin' for a new sidekick?

While Hot 102/Milwaukee late -night dude Kel- ly Michaels joins Hot 94.7/Chicago as Creative Ser- vices Dir., Hot 94.7 PD Gregg Cassidy was on a

"working vacation" this past week scouting out more hirings. Is Power 1081Cleveland MD/midday person- ality Ed Brown headed to Hot 94.7?

in the wake of Epic Dir./Dance Promo Dave Costanza exiting, is Epic Mgr./Dance Promo Frank Ceraolo about to experience a change in elevation?

Are Zoo Entertainment and Curb Records chasing former KZHT/SLC MD John Griffin for a pro- mo slot?

Has CHR Hot 99.91AIlentown hired consultant Pete Salant? Does this mean the station is moving in

a more adult direction? Is WBXX/Battle Creek, MI PD Joe Dawson

pointed for the PD chair at WGRDIGrand Rapids? Wasn't that Z100/NY night dude Kid Kelly

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Stating that while "CHR wasn't corrupt across the board, /but/ it was more widespread than was recog- nized," Dannen continued, "what worries me is that the industry doesn't want to regulate itself. It wouldn't surprise me to see the system back in the same place it once was."

Meanwhile, Dannen was interviewed in Sunday's New York Times, where he provided the following priceless description of industry reaction to his now - in -paperback book: "I thought the people who weren't mentioned In the book would be supremely grateful, and that everyone who was mentioned would despise me. But it's been the exact opposite."

At presstime, Davis's future was uncertain; KLYV GM Kevin Kelly had already begun making moves to replace him. However, it's not outside the realm of possibility that Davis could stay on at KLYV ... at least temporarily.

Send Lawyers, Guns N' Roses

Looks like Geffen's legal action against Mercury Records and its individual employees over leaking that Guns N' Roses track (ST 5/24) will go to trial.

ST hears Mercury tracked down another employee - not promo domo Doug Burton, who provided the tape to WMMSICleveland - involved, but this person refused to reveal from whom the tape was acquired.

When asked to comment, a Geffen spokesperson told ST: "Let's see what he tells the judge under oath."

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WNEW (AM) & WYNYINY Station Mgr.

Peg Kelly has exited the Westwood One stations, and her position has been eliminated. 'YNY VP/GM Dan Nelson will oversee the AM; an official announcement naming him GM is

expected shortly.

ST hears Todd Pettengill - the former OM/PD/mornings at WFLYIAlbany who was slated to do mornings at WIOQIPhilly - now is headed for mornings at WKSSIHartford. He's replacing OM/morning man Jeremy Savage.

Speaking of 'IOC, word is the $$$$ that Z100INY middayer Shadow Steele wants to become PD at the EZ outlet are HUGE! Z100 VP/Programming Steve Kingston told ST, "If he can get that kind of money, he's got my blessings."

'IOC VP/GM Gil Rozzo told ST he'd "like to have wrapped up the PD search yesterday," but at presstime was still without a

programmer.

Elektra Sr. VP/GM Brad Hunt has been in

Nashville the past couple of days, reportedly

Rumbles

Veteran programmer Jim Crowe suddenly re-

signed the WAOX/Syracuse PD post last Thursday (7/1 1). ST hears dem ole "philosophical differences" led to the lickety split -decision.

Bill O'Brien exits the PD post at AC 92

StarlBaltimore. In the wake of WFB011ndy MD/midday man

Jay Bakers move to mornings at WOFXICincy, night rocker Ace Cosby -a 10 -year station vet - adds

MD duties, Sports Dir. Chic McGee takes over 10am-2pm, and weekender Dave Gundaker (Gunn) slides into overnights.

WCXR/DC's annual Multiple Sclerosis Bike

Tour raised a record $500,000. WMYKINorfolk names Jim Hunt GM. Former WODRIRaieigh PD Alan Handleman

has been named PD at Classic Rock KKBBIBakers- field, replacing Don De La Cruz.

Kevin Kenney exits the VP/GM slot at CHR K92/Roanoke.

CHR WYYSIColumbia, SC will flip to Country on August 1.

KXUSISpringfield, MO ups APD/afternoons Rick Moore to PD; John Stuart exits. Kris Lindsey segues from overnights to MD/middays.

Paul Michael Tyler has been named acting PD

at AC WKSZIPhIIIy. Former WKOBICharleston, SC PD Roger

Gaither now occupies the OM/PD chair at crosstown CHR WSSX. No change in 'SSX consultant Bob Travis's status.

Rick Young is the new PD at Country KSNII Santa Maria, CA - not KNSR, as reported last

week. Former KFMK/Houston APD Bob Edwards

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has been charged with conspiring to defraud the U.S. government, while three alleged con-

federates have been charged with trying to bilk the

Federa Reserve Bank of Dallas out of $33 billion.

As Ruff allegedly waited at a nearby hotel, three

men presented an international certificate supposedly drawn on the bank in the name of Saddam Hussein. However, government officials Degan to suspect something when they noticed:

Saddam was spelled with only one "d." The note was dated 1967 and signed by

Treasury Secretary James Baker. (Baker, now Sec-

retary of State, held the treasury post from 1985-88.) Further investigation, according to newspaper

accounts, revealed these fun factoids: The three accused defrauders also had similar

documents in the names of Manuel Noriega. Idi

Amin, and Fidel Castro. These purported assets added up to $166

trillion. Half the $166 trillion was earmarked for Pesi-

dent Bush so that he might reduce the federal budget deficit.

While Ruff and the three others were released on

their own recognizance at a hearing last Friday (7/12), ST has obtained copies of the questionable financial documents, which we've faithfully reproduc- ed above.

interviewing candidates to head the label's 1992 entry into Music City. Among the names he's been talkin' to are WBINashville VP/Promo & Mktg. Nick Hunter, MCA/Nashville Exec . VP Tony Brown, Epic/Nashville VP/A&R Bob Montgomery, and indie producer James Stroud. ' KFWB, Reporter In

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News station. Munoz alleges he was fired one year ago after complaining he was the victim of discrimination and that KFWB's news coverage was biased against minorities.

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that KFWB routinely identified crime suspects as "black" or "Latino," but never as "white." He also claims he was barred from using Hispanic pronunciation of Spanish words, including Los Angeles.

Munoz not only wants his job back with an unspecified amount of back pay, but also $7.5 million in punitive damages, and an injunction against future discrimination by the station.

KFWB Exec . Editor Bill Yeager said the station's rules for identifying suspects by race are "laid down in concrete" in the station's style guide. The station's only rule for pronunciation, he said, is "just pronounce it

right." Yeager dismissed Munoz's allegations as

"absurd," predicting, "The truth will come out when we have our day in court."

The Allen & Allen ow Continues

WWIN/Baltimore morning co -host/ Promotion Dir. Jacqui Allen heads to WUSL/ Philly as Promo Dir./swing. WWIN midday personality LaDonna Monet joins 'USL as MD.

WWIN counters by grabbing Toni Allen from mornings at crosstown WEBB. The latter Allen will team with remaining 'WIN wakeup artist Dave Allen, thus keeping the Allen &

Allen show rollin' along.

Z1001NY morning zoo Production Dir.

Bruce Maiman defects to become Scott Shannon's producer at Mojo. Mojo late -night rocker Kim Ashley also shifts to mornings, but her move doesn't fill the ongoing vacancy for a

Shannon sidekick. Ashley, incidentally, has picked up some

parttime VJ work at MTV.

Steve Perun isn't the only CHR heavyweight Pollack Media Group is chatting with about joining the consultancy. ST hears company Prez Jeff Pollack is also talking with a number of employed CHR PDs. Look for a

final decision by mid -August.

Chameleon Records - now NY -based and helmed by Daniel Pritzker and Bob Buziak - has shifted distribution from CEMA to WEA, and will be a joint venture with Elektra Entertainment. More next week.

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TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE HEART - Talk about your best-leied plans. KKBQ/Houston PD Dene Hallam and crosstown KODA account exec Kimberly Ruiz chose to exchange wedding vows in Hawaii during the solar eclipse, copping 16 tons of national and lo- cal publicity - including the above post -ceremony photo -in the process.

Amped Up Going to 11 on the

Four Horsemen's debut single, "No-

body Said It Was Easy," the

100 -watt heads 'n' twin bottoms at Del American stacked up Promo Item O'

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time-honored stenciled fashion) with the hand's name 'n' logo. Air guitar included. Batteries not.

A As the hunt for a new PD at KOY-FMI

Phoenix continues, ST hears APD Stéve Goddard is stepping up to the plate and

looking to connect. Nevertheless, ST hears all those former

Phoenix folks mentioned last week are winging their way in for face -to -faces with KOY-FM VP/GM Nancy Reynolds over the next few days. And is former B97/New Orleans PD

Greg Rolling about to add his name to that laundry list?

CBS has flipped the calls on Gold KODJI L.A. to KCBS-FM and the handle "CBS -FM." ST's Dr. Memory notes that this is the fourth call letter change for the facility in the past eight years. The staff and format remain in

place, officials assert, but ST wonders if a stab at the first all -News FM is a possibility down the road.

By August 1, Malrite's News/Sports/Talk WDGY/Minneapolis will have segued to an all -

Sports lineup and the calls KFAN. The WDGY

calls were the state's oldest, dating back to 1923.

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Rumbles, Pt. II

Sean Caldwell becomes the new Production

Dir. at WEGXIPhilly, having done similar duties at

W DFX/Detroit. Former WWKAIOrlando MD Kevin Ray has

been named acting PD at WIRKIWest Palm Beach. WIRK VP/GM Allen Chapman expects to name a PD

by the first week of August. Forme- WVICILansing MD/midday personality

Laura Kelly grabs weekends/swing at WBXX/Battle Creek, MI.

WAZYILafayette, IN morning man Jim Parker

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WHHY.IMontgomery MD/midday personalty Nikki Stewart is exiting.

WKSE/Buffalo late-nighter Marc Richards ex-

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Good news for ex-WANSIGreenville, SC PD Bill McCown (now PD at WMMZ/ Gainesville -Ocala, FL) and MD Jeff Hayes, who were accused of perpetrating a bomb threat stunt against crosstown WMYI last year. ST has learned that all charges against the pair have been dropped.

Two attention -getting weeks after adopting an "All -Merle" (Haggard) format, KILT (AM)lHouston has shifted to a "Rodeo Country" identity, playing half -oldies, half - currents with a traditional slant.

KRMGITuIsa morning man John Erling heard that local police officer Andrew Wimberly needed $152,000 for a liver transplant that would save his life. Within 72 hours, Frling and the station's staff raised $165,000 for the noble cause.

Responding to a recent "Entertainmert Tonight " TV segment in which feminist groups claimed her "Maybe I Mean Yes" single could encourage date rape, Holly Dunn told the Nashville Tennessean that she's sympathetic to those who've raised the issue, but that the song was intended to be tongue-in-cheek. Radio reaction to the controversy has been minimal .

Behind The Eight Ball

Z1 00/NY's "Eight Ball" (its eighth birthday party) July 30 at the Palladium will feature Mariah Carey, the Black Crowes, Jon Bon Jovi, Cathy Dennis, Poison, Black Box, Corina, Debbie Gibson, and Paul Shaffer & The World's Most Dangerous Band.

In mute testimony to the financial state of radio, WPFRITerre Haute, IN has begun signing off nightly at 10pm. Management expects this to be a temporary situation.

ST also hears that payroll checks were b -b -b -bouncing at CHR KKMG/Colorado Springs last week. Crosstown AOR KKFM, which now reps KKMG, will be issuing paychecks to KKMG employees until further notice.

Records

MCA has just opened the doors on its new Japanese -based label. The joint venture with JVC wdl

be called MCA Victor. (Its logo is a tiny Godzilla cock- ing an ear to a DAT player.)

Atlantic Detroit rep Andi Turco exits; Kim Langbecker rejoins the label after a year's absence to cover the Motor City.

KAYUTuisa PD Rick Upton is headed to Zoo Entertainment for a Dallas -based regional promo rep slot.

Hollywood Boston promo rep Karen Durkct returns to Geffen - her pre -Hollywood stomping grounds - for Beantown promo duties.

RCA Regional Dir./Sales Steve Miller has been named to 'the newly' created position of Nat'l Dir3Sales & Mktg for Mercury/Nashville.

MCA Dir./Nat'l Jazz & NAC Promo & Sound- track Product Mgr. Michael Reading exits.

Rockville Records ups Jeff Pachman to Label Mgr. and hires John McGrath as Nat'I College Radio Promo Dir./Retail Promo Asst.

RADIO & RECORDS

Ernie Singleton appointed MCA President/Black Music

Division.

Pauletle Williams promoted to KMEL/SF GM.

Bill Watson upped to Group PD at Golden West

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Bob Catania elevated to Island VP/Promo.

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Ivan Bralker becomes VP/GM & CEO for the Satellite Music

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CBS Radio forms RadioRadio network.

Frank Cody tapped to program/consult KBPI/Denver.

Former WKTU/NY air personality Paco was transferred to a halfway house this week, after serving more than three years on conspiracy charges resulting from a drug case.

When veteran Irish, radio personality B.P. Fallon arrived in NYC last week, master tapes featuring the cream of his radio interviews were stolen from his car. In an effort to beat potential bootleggers, he's offering a reward for information leading to the tapes' return. Call (212) 765-2330.

Congrats to WMMM (Triple M)/Madison VP/GM Jonathan Little, who received this year's Mike Rockwell Award at the Upper Midwest Conclave last weekend.

Belated c-ongrats to KABC/L.A.'s Ken & Barkley on capturing the market's #2 morning crown in the recent Arbitron.

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and texture. 'Hole Hearted' was a 5 time

champion on KISS 108's 'Jam It Or Slam It'

and is now featured in our mix in regular

I rotation. It sounds great, and besides, it's

always good to see Boston homeboys make it

BIG!

STEVE RIVERS, PO WXKS/Boston

EARLY BELIEVERS: WXKS/Boston, B-94/Pittsburg)

ORDS

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36RaR July 19,1991 RATINGS

12 Spring Arbítron

San Francisco

Results

Philadelphia Detroit Dallas- Ft. Worth

+

Chicago WI '91 Sp '91

WGN (AC) 7.8 8.2 WI '91 Sp '91 W '91 Sp '91 W '91 Sp '91 Wi '91 Sp '9/ WGCI-FM (UC) 7.4 6.6 KGO (N/T) 8.9 7.8 KYW (News) 8.8 8.7 WJR (AC) 8.3 8.0 KSCS (Ctry) 9.1 11.0 WBBM-FM (CHR) 6.9 5.8 KMEL (CHR) 6.2 6.1 WUSL (UC) 6.1 7.2 WJLB (UC) 7.2 6.3 KVIL-A/F (AC) 6.9 7.0 WVAZ (UC) 4.8 4.3 KCBS (News) 6.7 4.8 WYSP (CR) 5.7 6.1 WWWW (Ctry) 5.1 6.3 WBAP (Ctry) 6.2 6.7 WBBM (News) 5.2 3.9 KFRC (Nost) 4.5 4.3 WMMR (AOR) 5.4 5.7 WWJ (News) 5.9 5.7 KPLX (Ctry) 6.6 6.2 WLIT (AC) 3.5 3.9 KIOI (AC) 2.9 3.9 WEAZ-FM (AC) 5.5 5.6 WJOI (B/EZ) 5.4 5.1 KTXQ (AOR) 5.4 5.9 WWBZ (AOR) 1.4 3.9 KNBR (Talk) 2.4 3.8 WPEN (Nost) 6.9 5.6 WKOI (AC) 3.9 4.7 KKDA-FM (UC) 5.7 4.6 WJJD (Most) 2.4 3.6 KOIT-AIF (AC) 3.2 3.7 WIOQ (CHR) 5.2 4.9 WHYT (CHR) 4.2 4.5 KJMZ (UC) 4.0 4.3 WLUP-FM (AOR) 3.5 3.6 KSOL (UC) 2.9 3.6 WWDB (Talk) 4.1 4.8 WRIF (AOR) 3.7 4.4 KEGL (CHR) 4.4 4.1 WCKG (CR) 3.9 3.4 KSAN (Ctry) 3.2 3.0 WMGK (AC) 4.2 4.6 WOMC (Gold) 2.9 3.9 KRLD (News) 5.5 4.1 WJMK (Gold) 2.8 3.4 KDFC-AIF (Clas) 1.9 2.7 WOGL-FM (Gold) 3.9 4.4 WJZZ (Jazz) 3.4 3.8 KLUV (Gold) 2.4 3.8 WUSN (Ctry) 3.8 3.3 KABL-AIF (AC) 2.8 2.6 WYXR (AC) 3.6 4.2 WLTI (AC) 5.1 3.7 KLIF (N/T) 3.1 3.1 WXRT (AOR) 3.6 3.3 KITS (NR) 3.1 2.6 WXTU (Ctry) 5.4 4.0 WXYT (Talk) 4.5 3.7 KHYI (CHR) 3.1 2.7 WLUP (Talk) 2.7 3.1 KKSF (NAC) ' 2.3 2.5 WEGX (CHR) 4.2 3.9 WCSX (CR) 4.1 3.5 KLRX (AC) 2.1 2.7 WNUA (NAC) 2.3 3.1 KKHI-AIF (Clas) 2.2 2.4 WDAS-FM (UC) 3.7 3.6 WNIC (AC) 3.8 3.5 KZPS (CR) 3.3 2.6 WKQX (AC) 2.8 2.8 KROR (AOR) 2.9 2.3 WKSZ (AC) 3.0 3.4 WLLZ (AOR) 3.7 3.4 - KLTY (CC) 2.4 2.5 WTMX (AC) 2.5 2.8 KFRC-FM (Gold) 1.9 2.2 WFLN (Clas) 2.6 3.2 WDFX (CHR) 3.6 2.9 KKDA (UC) 2.6 2.2 WMAO (News) 4.5 2.5 KBAY (B/EZ) 1.9 2.1 WIP (Sports) 2.4 2.0 CKLW (BBnd) 2.5 2.7 KOAI (NAC) 2.4 2.2 WPNT-FM (AC) 1.3 2.5 KSFO (Gold) 1.4 2.1 WOGL (Gold) .5 1.1 WMXD (UC) 1.7 2.7 KRSR (AC) 1.5 2.2 WLS (Talk) 2.5 1.8 KBLX-A/F (NAC) 2.3 2.0 WQRS (Clas) 2.0 1.7 KDGE (NR) 2.0 2.0 WNIB (Clas) 1.4 1.8 KFOG (AOR) 2.3 1.9 WCXI (Ctry) .9 1.4 WRR (Clas) 2.5 1.9 WOJO (Span) 1.1 1.6 KHQT (CHR) 1.4 1.9 WGPR (UC) 1.2 1.3 KMEZ (AC) 1.9 1.8 WYTZ (CHR) 1.6 1.3 KSJO (AOR) 1.6 1.6 most~m~~somosw~itt WMUZ (CC) .6 1.2 KDMX (AC) 1.4 1.7 WFMT (Clas) 1.5 1.1 ' KDBK & KDBQ (AC) 1.6 1.5 WQBH (UC) 1.0 1.1 KHVN (Rel) 1.7 1.7

Formerly WFYR (AC) KOME (AOR) 1.3 1.5 KAAM (Nost) 1.9 1.5 KARA (AC) .9 1.3 San Diego ' KESS (Span) 2.2 1.3 KNEW (Ctry) 1.0 1.2

Formerty KMOC KBRG (Span) 1.4 1.1

KDIA (UC) .9 1.1 Wi'91 Sp'91 Houston- . ,

Boston KJAZ (Jazz) 1.3 1.1 KYA (Gold) 1.4 1.1

KUFX (CR) .8 1.1

KSON-A/F (Ctry) 6.2 8.7 KFMB (AC) 5.1 6.5 KGB (AOR) 4.9 6.0

Galveston -

Washington, KEZR (AC) 1.2 1.0 KKLO-AIF (CHR) 7.4 6.0 DC

WI 91 Sp '91 Formerly KXXX (CHRI KJQY (AC) 4.9 5.6 W '91 Sp '91

WRKO (N/T) 7.0 7.3 KSFO and KYA simulcast most KFMB-FM (AC) 5.7 5.4 KILT -FM (Ctry) 7.5 9.5 Wi '91 Sp '91 WZOU (CHR) 6.9 6.8 ol their provarn^ing

Formerly XTRA-FM (NR) 4.4 5.4 KIKK-FM (Ctry) 8.2 7.0 WPGC-FM (CHR) 7.3 7.6 WBCN (AOR) 4.7 5.9 KWSS (CHR) KSDO (N/T) 5.9 5.2 KMJQ (UC) 6.6 7.0 WMZO-AIF C ( try) 4.9 5.9 WXKS-FM (CHR) 6.7 5.8 KPOP (Nost) 4.1 4.5 KODA (AC) 5.3 5.5 WGAY (B/EZ) 6.9 5.6 WBZ (N/T) 6.5 5.4 KSDO-FM (CR) 3.3 4.2 KHMX (AC) 4.2 5.3 WKYS (UC) 5.3 4.9 WSSH (AC) 4.4 5.1 KYXY (AC) 4.3 3.6 KLOL (AOR) 5.3 5.1 WASH (AC) 4.5 4.6 WHDH (Talk) 4.2 4.6 KIFM (NAC) 3.6 3.2 KTRH (News) 5.4 4.4 WMAL (N/T) 4.4 4.5 WODS (Gold) 4.2 4.2 KFSD (Clas) 3.7 3.0 KRBE (CHR) 3.3 3.8

. WWDC-FM (AOR) 3.1 4.4 WEEI (News) 5.9 4.1 -st.uvw

KGMG-FM (AOR) 1.9 2.6 KQUE (Nost) 4.6 3.8 WAVA (CHR) 3.8 4.2 WVBF (AC) 3.0 3.9 KCBQ-FM (Gold) 2.8 2.5 KLDE (Gold) 3.2 3.7 WROX (AC) 4.8 4.2 WZLX (CR) 3.4 3.9 XHTZ (CHR) 2.6 2.4 KBXX (CHR) 2.3 3.6 WLTT (AC) 4.1 4.0 WMEX & WMJX (AC)4.6 3.8 KRMX (AC) 1.1 1.7 KZFX (CR) 3.5 3.5 WMMJ (AC) 3.5 4.0 WBMX (AC) 2.5 3.4 Nassau -Suffolk XHRM (UC) .8 1.7 KKBQ (CHR) 4.5 3.4 WGMS-FM (Cías) 3.0 3.4 WXKS (BBnd) 2.0 2.8 KCBQ (Gold) .9 1.5 KLTR (AC) 3.5 3.3 WTOP (News) 6.5 3.3 WAAF (AOR) 1.6 2.2 KNX (News) 2.6 1.3 KPRC (N/T) 2.6 3.1 WCXR (CR) 2.9 3.0 WPLM-A/F (BBnd) 2.2 2.2 XEMO (Span) .5 1.3 KHYS (UC) 2.9 2.3 WXTR (Gold) 2.6 3.0 WCDJ (NAC) 2.0 2.0 14 '91 Sp'91 KFI (Talk) 1.1 1.2 KJZS (Jazz) .8 1.8 WHUR (UC) 3.2 2.9 WCRB (Clas) 2.1 1.9 WALK-AIF (AC) 5.3 7.1 XTRA (Sports) 1.2 1.1 KLAT (Span) 2.4 1.7 WHFS (AOR) 2.1 2.6 WFNX (NR) 1.7 1.9 WCBS-FM (Gold) 5.8 5.4 KHCB (Rel) 1.0 1.4 WOL (UC) 1.5 2.6 WBOS (AOR) 2.0 1.8 WBLI (CHR) 5.6 5.1 KEYH (Span) .5 1.2 yVWRC (Talk) 2.4 2.5 WILD (UC) 1.7 1.5 WBAB-FM (AOR) 3.9 4.7 KOOK (Span) 2.2 1.2 WJFK (CR) 1.5 1.8 WCGY (AOR) 1.3 1.4 WHTZ (CHR) 3.9 4.2 KYOK (Gold) 1.6 1.0 WJZE (Jazz) 1.9 1.1 'Formerly Full Service AC WCBS (News) 4.9 4.1

Cleveland KSEV (N/T) .9 1.0 WIYY (AOR) 1.0 1.0 Formerly WROR WQR(Talk) 3.8 3.8 FormerlyKFMK(Gdd) FonnerlyWOJY(l1C)

WNSR (AC) 3.2 3.6 WXRK (CR) 2.9 3.5 W'91 Sp'91 =- - - -- WFAN (Sports) 2.5 3.2 WLTF (AC) 8.7 9.9 .

Format Legend WLTW (AC) 3.3 3.2 WYNY (Ctry) 3.2 3.2

WGAR (Ctry) 7.4 7.6 WMJI (Gold) 7.4 7.2

San Jose AC -Adult Contemporary, AOR-A)- bum Oriented Rock, BBnd-Big Band, B/EZ-Beautiful/Easy Listen- ing, CC -Contemporary Christian,

WHLI (BBnd)3.4 3.1 WKJY (AC) 2.4 3.1 WOHT (CHR) 2.5 3.1 WABC 2.3 2.7

WDOK(AC) 6.7 6.9 WMMS (AOR) 8.8 6.8 WZAK (UC) 7.2 6.8 WOAL (AC) 4.5 5.8

Wi '91 Sp '91 KKHI-A/F (Clas) 1.4 2.1 KGO (NIT) 11.3 7.9 KDBK & KDBQ (AC) 1.9 2.0 KHQT (CHR) 5.5 7.1 KMEL (CHR) 2.3 2.0

Hit Radio, Clas- (Talk) KBAY(B/EZ)6.3 6.2 KSAN (Ctry) 2.2 2.0 CHR-Contemporary WCTO (AC) 2.1 2.6 WNCX (CR) 4.4 5.7 KARA (AC) 3.1 4.8 KFRC-FM (Gold) 1.4 1.8 Classical, CR -Classic Rock, Ctry-

Country, Gold -Oldies, Jazz -Jazz, WPAT-FM (B/EZ) 3.3 2.6

3.1 2.5 WNEW-FMAC WWWE (N/T) 5.0 5.0 WPHR (CHR) 5.6 4.5

KSJO (AOR) 4.8 4.7 KEEN (Ctry) 1.6 1.7 Rock,

(AOR) KEZR ( ) 4.7 4.0 KFRC (Most) 1.2 1.7 Misc-Miscellaneous, NR -New WDRE (NR) 2.0 2.3 WRMR (B/EZ) 5.1 4.4 KCBS (News) 6.9 3.9 KKSF (NAC) 2.2 1.5 N/T-News/Talk, Rel-Religious, WGMS (BBnd) 2.6 2.1 WJMO-FM (CHR)* 2.7 3.5 KOME (AOR) 3.4 3.9 KSOL (UC) 1.4 1.5 Span -Spanish, Sports -Sports, Talk-

Talk, UC-Urban Contemporary. WINS (News) 4.7 2.1 WRKS (UC) 2.1 2.1

WNWV (NAC) 2.7 3.1 WCLV (Clas) 2.1 2.0

KNBR (Talk) 2.4 3.6 KAZA (Span) 1.0 1.2 KRTY (Ctry) 2.2 3.3 KABL-AIF (AC) .7 1.1 WPLJ (CHR) 1.9 1.8 WERE (N/T) 2.9 2.0 KUFX (CR) 2.9 3.2 KYA (Gold) 1.0 1.1 WQCD (NAC) 1.5 1.7 WHK (N/T) 1.5 1.7 KOIT-A/F (AC) 2.5 2.7 KLOK (Span) .9 1.0 WBLS (UC) 1.6 1.5 WABO (Re)) 1.6 1.4 KIOI (AC) 1.8 2.5 Formerly KWSS (CHR) © 1991 Arbitron. May not be

quoted or reproduced without prior WEZN (AC) .9 1.5 WNCN (Clas) 1.3 1.4

WJMO (UC) 1.1 1.4 CKLW (BBnd) .7 1.1

KBRG (Span) 1.8 2.4 "Forrtely KXXX (GHR) KITS (NR) 2.6 2.4 and KYA simulcast most written permission from Arbitron.(C)as) WOXR-FMKSFO .8 1.1 Formerly urban formatted KDFC-AIF (Clas) 1.4 2.1 of ther programming

MUSIC July 19,1991 RaR37

COMPACT DATA ®

`Mouse' Project Traps Top Musical Talent Columbia Records and Buena Vista Home Video have joined forces on the multimedia project "Sim- ply Mad About The Mouse" - a CD/home video

collection featuring new interpretations of classic Disney songs.

Due in music and video stores on September 27, the project features Michael Bolton performing the bal- lad "A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes," Billy Joel's bluesy "When You Wish Upon A Star," L.L. Cool J's rap version of "Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf," and Harry Connick Jr.'s jazzy reading of "The Bare Necessities."

Other artists featured on the set include Bobby McFerrin (the "Sia- mese Cat Song"), Ric Ocasek ("Zip A Dee Doo Dah"), Soul II Soul (a reggaefied rendition of "Kiss The Girl"), and the Gipsy Kings (a flamenco version of "I've Got No Strings").

Paul Simon Sets Live HBO Show, CD

HBO has set an August 15 airdate for its "Paul Simon Live: Born At The Right Time Tour" three-hour concert special (7-10pm EDT). Meanwhile, Warner Bros. is plan- ning - but has yet to set a release date for - a live Simon CD, re- portedly titled "Live In Central Park." Could there be a connec- tion?

'Tom's Diner' Compilation Coming

Look for A&M to release an al- bum collecting various cover ver- sions of Suzanne Vega's hit song "Tom's Diner" on September 24. In addition to Vega's a cappella read- ing of the tune, the project -

MTV Awards: Nominees, Performers

Van Halen, L.L. Cool J, Mari - ah Carey, and C&C Music Factory have been set to

perform on the "1991 MTV Video Music Awards," to be broadcast live from L.A.'s Universal Amphithe- atre on September 5. Additional performers will be announced shortly.

Topping the list of nominees is

R.E-M., with nine nominations, fol- lowed by CAC Music Factory, Chris Isaak (six each), Deee-Lite, and George Michael (five each). A total of 22 awards will be presented at the eighth annual telecast, to be hosted by Arsenio Hall.

"Tom's Album" - includes D.N.A.'s hit dance version as well as an interpretation by R.E.M., augmented vocally by British polit- ical popster Billy Bragg.

Party Favors Hollywood recording artists the

Party return with a nine -song disc on September 10 titled "In The Meantime, In Between Time." The platter includes cover versions of Dokken's "In My Dreams," the Waitresses' "I Know What Boys Like," Nick Lowe's "(What's So

MUSIC DATEB002: MONDAY, JULY 29

1959/The Isley Brothers record "Shout"

in NYC.

4. 1965/The Beatles' "Help" premieres in

London.

1966/Bob Dylan reportedly fractures sev-

eral neck vertebrae when he crashes

his motorcycle in upstate New York.

1974/ "Mama" Cass Elliot. 32, dies of a

heart attack after choking on a sand-

wich.

Born: Geddy Lee (Rush) 1953, Patty

Sclalfa 1956

TUESDAY, JULY 30

1968/The Beatles close their London -

based Apple boutique by giving

away its entire contents. ª Born: Kate Bush 1958

WEDNESDAY, JULY 31

1970/In order to fulfill their contract - and pave the way for the formation of

their own label - the Rolling Stones deliver "Cocksucker Blues"

to Decca (UK).

1990/Accused of instigating a suicide at-

tempt, Judas Priest vocalist Rob

Raiford admits to a Reno court that

he previously placed backward mes-

sages into 1985's "Love Bites," but

did not place suicide messages on

the "Stained Class" LP.

Born: Bill Berry (R.E.M.) 1958

George Harrison - Desh must be the

place.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 1

1960/ Aretha Franklin makes her secular

recording debut in New York.

1971 /The George Harrison -inspired

benefit concerts for the people of

Bangladesh begin at Madison Square

Garden.

Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love & Un- derstanding," and Jim Stafford's "Spiders & Snakes." Also in the grooves is "Private Affair," a new tune by songvriting giant Diane Warren.

The End Of The World As We Know It

Warner Bros. has set a Septem- ber 10 release for the soundtrack to Wim Wenders's forthcoming film. "Until The End Of The World." The disc includes new tunes by Uz (the title track), Elvis Costello (a cover of the Kinks' "Days"), Talk- ing Heads ("Sax And Violins"), and R.E.M. ("Fretless").

Also look for Lou Reed, Patti Smith, Peter Gabriel, Neneh Cher- ry, Depeche Mode, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Daniel Lanois, Jane Siberry, and K.D. Lang to contribute new material as well. The film is set in 1999, and stars William Hurt and Max Von Sydow.

End Notes Steve Howe will make his Rela-

tivity debut with the July 23 release of "Turbulence," the Yes guitarist's first solo LP in 11 years. Joining Howe on the 10 -track album are drummer (and fellow Yesman) Bill Bruford and keyboardist Billy Cur- rie (of Ultravox fame).

Erstwhile David Bowie guitar- ist Earl Slick will have his debut Metal Blade/WB album, "In Your Face," in music stores on Septem- ber 10. In addition to backing band members Terry Bozzio (drums) and Billy Sheehan (bass), the plat- ter features the talents of Little Caesar vocalist Ron Young (who sings on two tracks) and Edgar Winter.

1981 / MN debuts in an estimated 2.1 mil-

lion U.S. homes. First video is the

Buggies -Video Video Killed The Radio

Star."

Born: Jerry Garcia (Grateful Dead)

1942, Robert Cray 1953, Joe Elli- ot (Del Leppard) 1960

FRIDAY, AUGUST 2-

1983/James Jamerson, session bassist

on most Motown '60s hits, dies. 1987/Eurythmics' Dave Stewart marries

Bananarama's Siobhan Fahey.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 3

1966/Groundbreaking comedian Lenny

Bruce dies of a morphine overdose.

/971/ Paul McCartney announces the

formation of Wings.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 4 -

1966/John Lennon quips that the Beat-

les are "more popular than Jesus,

now." Ensuing uproar spurs world-

wide record burnings and bans of the

group's music.

1970/Jim Morrison is arrested for public

drunkenness when he's found sleep-

ing on an elderly woman's doorstep

in LA.

1984/Phil Collins marries Jill Tavel -

man.

- Paul Colbert

E 55.1 million households

Patti Galluzzi Director/Music Programming

Wbeks On

HEAVY

PAULA ABDULA1usn Rush (Capt eveNirgm) . 10

BRYAN ADAMS/Everything)... (A&MMlagan Creek). 7

ALICE IN CHAINS/Man In The Box (Columba) ... 19 BOYZ II MENMlolownphilly (Motown) .... . .4 CAC MUSIC FACTORY/Things Thal... (Columbia) . . 7

ALICE COOPER/Hey Stoopq (Epc) 6 O.J. JAllY JEFF A.../Summertime (JrveRCA). 9 EMFAJnbelevable(EMI) .. . 20 GUNS N' ROSES/You Could Be Mine (Geffen) 6 JESUS JONESA1ght Here Right Now (SBK) . . 27 OUEENSRYCHE/Jet City Woman (EMI) . 6 R.E.M./Shiny Happy People (WB) .... .. . 6 SALT-WE/EPA/0o You Warn Me (Next Pateau) .. 15

SCORPIONSAVind Of Change (Mercury) . .. 14

SKID ROW/Monkey Business (Atlantic). .. 7 STEELHEARTA'll Never let You Go... (MCA) . 13 VAN HALEN/Poundcate (WB) . . . 6

EXCLUSIVES

TOM PETTY & THE.../Learning To Fly (MCA) . .. 4 YOUNG M.C./That's The Way Love Goes (Capitol) 3

BUZZ BIN

KLF/3 A.M. Eternal (live At The S.S.L.) (Arista).. .. 10 LA'S/There She Gces (GolDiscstondon PIG) 7

SEAL/Crazy (Sire/1B) 8 SIOUXSIE A THE BANSHEES Miss.. (Geffen) . . 3 3RD BASS/Pop Goes The.. (Oct Jam/Columbia) . 7

ACTIVE

ANTHRAX IPUBUC...Ahrng. (MegatorceAsand). . 2 CHER/love And Understanding (Geffen) 3 CORINA/Tenpation (Cutting/AU) 2 CROWDED HOUSE/Chocolate Cake (Capitol) 6 ESCAPE CLUBA'll Be Thee (Atlantic) 10 AMY GRANT/Every Heartbeat (A6M) . . 2 ICE-TO.G. Original Gangster (SireANB) . 5

J. JAY MESShake It... (Delicious Vinyl/sland) ... 6 TARA KEMP/Pece Of My Heart (GiariWB) 5 KIXSirl Money (EaslWest) 3 LA. GUNSMiss My Love Goodbye (Pplydor/PLG) ... 2 MARKY MARK 8.../Good.. (Interscope/EastWest)ADD

MICHAEL Man RMOTT/A Wall I... (Gant/Reprise) .. 7

NELSON/Only Time Wet Tell (MC) . . 8 RIC OGSEKAAakaway (Reprise) .. 5

ROXETTE/Fadirq Like A Flower (Every.) (EMI) . 9 ROD STEWART/The Motown Sal) (WB) . . 3 STRESS/Flowers In The Rain (Reprise) . .. 4

ON

DIVINYLSAAake Out Alright (Virgin) . ... .. 5 DRIVIN II CRYINA3ued A Fire (Island) .. 9 JUNKYARD/All The Time In The World (Geffen) . 4 SINEAD O'CONNOR My... (Ensign/Chrysalis) 4 PRIMUS/Jerry Was A... (InlerscoperlastWest) . 4 RATTMobody Rides For Free (MCA) . 3 SCHOOL OF FISH/3 Strange Days (Capitol) . 11 WHITE TRASH/Apple Pie (Elektra)

. . 4

STRESS

EXTREME/Hole Hearted (AAM) ... .. . .2 FIREHOUSEI.ove Of A Lifetime (Epic) . .. 5 HEAVY D. 6 THE BOYZ/Now That.. (Uptown/MCA) . 5 LENNY KRAVITZ It Ainl Over Tit.. (Virgin) ... . 9 POISONA.Ae Goes On (Capiol) . 13 BONNIE RAITTSom lhirq To Talk About (Capitol) . . 2 RYTHM SYNOICATE/PA.SSI.ON.(Impact) . . .4 SLAUGHTER/Shout It Out (Interscope/fastWest) . 3

HOT NEW VIDEOS

EXTREMEMore Hearted (A6M) . . 2

LA. GUNS4erss My Love Goodbye (Polydor/PIG) . .. 2 ANTHRAX I! PUBLIC...8nrq.. (Megatorcedsand) 2

SIOUXSIE 6 THE BANSHEESMrss._ (Geffen) 3 YOUNG M.C./That's The Way Love Gces (Capitol) . 3

ADDS

MARKY MARK A.../oed... (IntervmeEasoWest)

41.8 million households Sal LoCurto, Director/Music Programming

Norman Schoenfeld, Director/Talent 6 Artist Relations

Weeks On

VH-1 TO WATCH

LENNY KRAVITZAI Ain't Over Tit... (Virgin) 7

HEAVY

PAULA ABDUL/Bush Rush (CapbveNirgm) 6

BRYAN ADAMS/(Everythrg) (AAM/Magan Creek) 3 NATAUE COLE w HAT COLEAJoIorgenable (E le era) 6 GLORIA ESTEFAN/Can't Forget You (Epic) 5 AMY GRANT$very Heartbeat (A6M) .. 7

MICHAEL W. SMITHPlace In . (Reunion Geffen) 12 ROD STEWART/The Motown Song (WB) 3 LUTHER VANDROSSrPower DI Love4ove (Epic) 12

DEVELOPMENT

PE A80 BRYSONaCan You Slop The . (Columba) ADO CHER/we And Understanding (Geffen) 4

ESCAPE CLUB/1'116e There (Atlantic) ADD KENNY G/Theme From Dying Young (Arista) 5 TARA KE MP/Pece 01 My Heart (Gant W8) . 1

AARON NEVILLE/Everybody Plays The Fool (AAM) 6 ROXETTE6adrrq Like A F over (Every..) (EMI) 5

D. STEWART f/C. DULFERA.iIy Was (Arista) 7

WILSON PHILLIPS/The Dream Is Stall Abe (SBK) 4

STEVIE WONDERGoda nave Ydu(Motown) 4

LUGHT

EXTREME/Hole Hearted (AAM). .. ADD RICHARD THOMPSONA Feel So Good (Caprlol) 4

ARTIST OF THE MONTH

BONNIE MITT/Something To Talk About (Capitol) 5

Information current as of July 16.

1 1. 7 million households

Les Garland. VP/Progrannurg Mike Cooper, consultant

Lw rW

4 1 NAUGHTY BY NATURE/0PP. (Tcernny Boy)

3 2 ANOTHER BAD CREATIONAlayground (Motown)

1 3 COLOR ME BADDA Wanra Set (GáMleprae)

7 4 HI -FIVER Can't Wan Arnther_ (Jne/1CA)

6 5 D.J. JAZZY JEFF 6-../Summelme UnefICA)

5 6 DJ 0111K/Tonne (Piddle)

2 7 PAULA ABDULAIusn Rah (CaotneNirgin)

9 8 RALPH TRESVANT Do What I Gala Do (MCA)

10 9 BOYZ II MEN/Maowrpn* (Moown) - 10 MITSOU/a-Me. Da -Me (IsbaSony Canada)

Most requested for the week ending July 12.

~NM' IM Atl MI U _ ` \ M M - ~MN r. i s

CONCERT PULSE Pos. Artist

1 GRATEFUL DEAD 2 GUNS N' ROSES

3 MOP 4 ACIDC

5 JULIO IGLESIAS

6 YES

7 JUDDS

6 REBA McENTIRE

9 CLINT BLACK

10 WHITNEY HOUSTON

11 MORRISSEY

12 GEORGE STRAIT 13 SCORPIONS

14 STEVE WINW000 15 HANK WILLIAMS JR.

A rg. Gross (in 000s)

$1190.0 $605.8 $330.7 $268.3 $242.8 $240.6 $185.6 $178.3 $177.0 $166.9 $160.7 $156.8 $153.2 $151.1 $129.3

New Tours Among this week's new tours.

BULLETBOYS PATTI LaBELLE

NRBO RUN -0 M.C.

RANDY TRAVIS

VAN HALEN

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38 Raft July 19,1991 WORLD music Mike Peters To Exit Alarm For Solo Career

Singer MIKE PETERS will quit the ALARM after their current tour, announcing at the Welsh rockers' Brixton gig that this would be his last tour with the

band. Their label, IRS, isn't commenting on whether the Alarm (who've been together through 14 years and seven UK Top 40 singles) will continue, but has confirmed that Peters and guitarist DAVE SHARP are working on solo LPs. Sharp's is due in September.

Tracking Tin Machine II ROL now has the lowdown on

"Tin Machine II," DAVID BOWIE's second album with REEVES GABREIS and HUNT and TONY SALES. Titles include: "Baby Universal," "You Belong In Rock 'N' Roll," "If There Was Something" (a ROXY MUSIC cov- er), "Betty Wrong," "Shopping For Girls," and "Goodbye Mr. Ed."

The LP also includes an edited version of "One Shot" - the first U.S. single. As mentioned here last week, the album will be out Sep- tember 2.

Primitives vocalist Tracey - way cool.

Primitives Galore The PRIMITIVES - who hit the

UK Top 5 in 1988 with their debut single ("Crash") and had three more UK hits in '88 and '89 - are back next week with the single "You Are The Way," produced by IAN BROUDIE of the LIGHT- NING SEEDS. The Primitives' new album ("Galore") will be out in October.

Cola Boy & Girls JANEY LEE GRACE - a for-

mer member of MARI WILSON's backing group, the WILSATIONS - is now half of the COLA BOY duo currently gracing the UK Top 10 with "7 Ways To Love." Grace also has done backing vocals for WHAM!, while her partner (AN- DREW NAUGHTIE) has been working for the Inland Revenue, where he's better known as AN- DREW MIDGELEY.

Cola Boy plan to follow their hit with "He Is Cola," and if they get an album deal, Naughtie intends to abandon the tax office. Incidental- ly, the other ex-Wilsation, JULIA

"Rock Over London" news is a

service of Rock Over London Ltd., which can be reached at 47 Roe- buck House, Stag Place, London SW1 E5813; phone/fax (81) 661-2603.

FORDHAM, is due back early next month with the single "I Thought It Was You."

Baby Big Head Bootleg An official bootleg of a HAPPY

MONDAYS show is now available as a 14 -track album called "Baby Big Head." A limited edition of 1000 have been pressed and are only available by mail order at present. Factory intends to give the LP a full release in the late autumn.

In other Manchester news, the STONE ROSES are working on their Geffen debut, with JOHN LECKIE again in the producer's chair.

Kraftwerk Defections NME reports that KRAFT-

WERK's KARL BARTOS and WOLFGANG FLUR have exited the group, and are working on demos for their new project, ELEKTRIC.

Hormonally Siobhan DAVE STEWART's wife, SIOB-

HAN FAHEY - who left BANAN- ARAMA in 1989 to form SHAKE - SPEAR'S SISTER and score a hit with "You're History" - will re- turn with a second album from the latter group later this summer.

Due September 30, the LP is titl- ed "Hormonally Yours." The first single ("Goodbye Cruel World") is set for release on September 2.

FYC Produce Teenager ANDY COX and DAVID

STEELE of the FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS have co -written and produced the new single from Birmingham teenager DARREN DEERE (pronounced De -Air). "Just Watch Me" is out on Warner Bros.' Eternal label and features additional vocals from WINCEY, who sang on MONIE LOVE's re- cent single "It's a Shame (My Sis- ter)."

Midge's Label Debut MIDGE URE will release his

first material for Arista next month. The single, "Cold, Cold Heart," is set for August 5 and the album ("Pure") is scheduled for September 16.

Meanwhile, BEATS INTERNA- TIONAL singer LINDY LAYTON's next solo single, "One 'N' One (Without You) ," is set for August 5.

BRITAIN LW TW

2 1 BRYAN ADAMS/(Everything I Do) I Do It For You (A&M) 1 2 JASON DONOVAN/Any Dream Will Do (Really Useful) 4 3 COLA BOY/7 Ways To Love (Arista)

5 4 GUNS N' ROSES/You Could Be Mine (Geffen)

6 5 INCOGNITO f/JOCELYN BROWN/Always There (Talkin Loud/PG) 11 6 HEAVY D & THE BOYZMow That We Found Love (MCA)

7 7 PAULA ABDUL/Rush Rush (Virgin America)

3 8 ERASURE/Chorus (Mute) - 9 BROS/Are You Mine? (Columbia)

8 10 KENNY THOMAS/Thinking About Your Love (Cooltempo/Chrysalis) - 11 C&C MUSIC FACTORY/Things That Make You Go Hmmm... (Columbia) 19 12 WHITNEY HOUSTON/My Name Is Not Susan (Arista) - 13 DJH f/STEFY/1 Like II (RCA) - 14 CHER/Love And Understanding (Geffen) - 15 OMD/Pandora's Box (Virgin) - 16 NATALIE COLE wNAT "KING" COLE/Unforgettable (Elektra) 20 17 ANTHRAX f/CHUCK D/Bring The Noise (Island) 12 18 LENNY KRAVITZ/II Ain't Over Til It's Over (Virgin America) 15 19 SALT-N-PEPA/Do You Want Me (FFRR/PG) - 20 INXS/Bitter Tears (Mercury/PG)

Moving Up

KIM APPLEBY/Mama (Parlophone/EMI)

LISA LISA & CULT JAM/Let The Beat Hit 'Em (Columbia)

BILLY BRAGG/Sexuality (Got Discs/PG)

SEAL/The Beginning (ZTT)

The Network Chart, courtesy MR/B

The tune was co -written and pro- duced by DRIZA BONE, currently in the UK charts themselves with "Real Love."

Deacon Blue Twist & Shout DEACON BLUE's "Twist And

Shout" single - not an ISLEY BROTHERS/BEATLES cover, but a new RICKY ROSS song from the "Fellow Hoodlums" album - is out this week, and does have a Beatles cover on the B-side, a live version of "I'm Down."

Scary Jellyfish California popsters JELLYFISH

have just released the "Scary Go Round" EP, featuring "Now She Knows She's Wrong" and "Bed- spring Kiss" from their "Bellybut- ton" album as well as various live tracks on the different formats: "The Man I Used To Be" and "Calling Sarah" on the 12 -inch, and "The King Is Half Undressed" and a medley of WINGS' "Let 'Em In" and their own "That Is Why" on the CD single.

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T. Rex Get Rise From Levi's

Look for a major revival of inter- est in T. REX, now that Levi's is about to feature the group's "20th Century Boy" in the jeans com- pany's 501s UK TV ad campaign.

AUSTRALIA LW TW

1 1 NOISEWORKSMot Chilli Woman

2 2 MELISSA/Read My Lips

5 3 KYLIE MINOGUE/Shocked

7 4 ROXUS/Where Are You Now

3 5 JIMMY BARNES/When Your

Love Is Gone

4 6 JAMES REYNE/Slave

6 7 CROWDED HOUSE/Chocolate

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8 8 DARYL BRAITHWAITE/Higher Than Hope

9 9 JOHNNY DIESEL/Love Junk

10 10 INXSBy My Side

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Top 10 Australian records from p/a ylists o/ 3 Topic M-FM/Melbourne, FOX-FM/Melbourne, 96 FM/Perth, SA-FM/Adelaide, 2-DAV/Syd- ney, 2 Triple M-FM/Sydney, MMM-FM/Bns. bane, 8105/Brisbane, FM-104.7/Canberra, and 2 KIX 106/Canberra.

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Mike Peters - alarming development?

The tune - originally a UK Top 3 for MARC BOLAN and the band in 1973 - will be re-released by the Total Record Company on August 12, a week after the commercial hits the screen.

Royalties will go to Bolan's estate, and the figure could be sub- stantial - the last two tracks chos- en by Levi's (STEVE MILLER's "The Joker" and the CLASH's "Should I Stay Or Should I Go") both shot to the UK No. 1 slot.

Hue & Cry's Pain HUE & CRY have released a

four -track EP featuring "Long Term Lovers Of Pain" from the "Stars Crash Down" LP. The other three songs were recorded at La Cirque Royale in Brussels: "Re- membrance And Gold," "Stars Crash Down," and a cover of TOM WAITS's "Heart Of Saturday Night."

Pregnant Pics Following the controversy sur-

rounding the photograph of a very pregnant and equally nude actress DEMI MOORE on the cover of Vanity Fair, SIMONE LE BON's wife, model YASMIN, has followed (birthday) suit in The Independent.

Yasmin, who is six months preg- nant, was photographed for Friends Of The Earth. A signed print was auctioned at a dinner fol- lowing the Royal Gala Perform- ance of the Spanish National Ballet at the London Coliseum earlier this week.

CANADA LW TW

5 1 BRYAN ADAMS/ (Everything I Do) I Do It

For You 1 2 ALANIS/foo Hot

4 3 GLASS T1GER/The Rhythm Of

Your Love

3 4 WORLD ON EDGE/Wash The

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8 5 CRASH TEST DUMMIES/

Superman's Song - 6 CELINE DIONhiave A Heart

6 7 MAESTRO FRESH WES/

Conductin' Thangs

10 8 TRAGICALLY HIP/Twist My

Arm - 9 ACOSTA RUSSELL Call Me - 10 DARBY MILLS/Cry To Me

Most Added SPUNKADELIC/Wherever You Are

CANDI & THE BACKBEAT/Saving All

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Too Many Labels (Slight Return) PD, Record Execs Mull The Effects Of Increased Competition For Fewer Slots

To everybody's chagrin - but nobody's surprise - the radio/record promotion game has reached a new level of frustration, and there's no easy solution in sight. Com- petition for AOR airplay has never been greater, but the number of available current slots is at an all-time low.

The already untenable situation - a direct result of the incredible influx of new record companies over the past couple of years - was exacerbated by last month's avalanche of heritage artist re- leases. These "automatics" gobbl- ed up what few current positions were available for newer, develop- ing bands, leaving harried record reps in a real bind.

The fierce competition among la- bels has fostered an intense "let's - make -a -deal" mentality previously unheard of in AOR. Sure, record companies have always offered "incentives" in exchange for adds, but guitars? Trips to London?

I contacted label reps from sev- eral companies - both new and established - along with an equal number of PDs and solicited their opinions on the current state of af- fairs.

Alan Oreman Geffen

"I've never seen it this bad. The competition and pressure are just amazing. It's really getting out of hand, and it affects everybody. Everybody's pulling their hair out.

"Radio guys are having a hard enough time making room for the major bands, let alone the newer ones. I can't even get medium rota- tion on some things because there's just not enough slots available. In- stead of giving a record eight, 10.

say is, 'Okay, what kind of promo- tion have you got?' Labels are of -

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this bad. The competition and the pressure are

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their hair out. - Alan Oreman

or 12 weeks, stations are forced to get rid of them after four to make room for the superstar stuff. The old cliche is that the hits always rise to the top, but nowadays that's not necessarily so.

"The deal -making is totally out of hand. It's getting almost as bad as CHR. (Some] stations are get- ting so used to it the first thing they

(Labels) need to take more of a

regional perspective instead of applying

cookie cutter promotion methods

that cannot be effective in an environment

like this. - Michael Hughes

fering extravagant promotions just to get a record played, and they'll never make that money back. It's just not good business.

"Unfortunately there's really no solution. This will be the way it is until the product flow slows down. And that will happen only when some of these newer labels go un- der, which is going to happen."

Michael Hughes WKLS/Atlanta

"It's definitely worse than it's ever been. Obviously record com- panies are valuable and relation- ships are worthy, but I've got 30

current positions on my playlist and over 40 active labels calling on a weekly basis.

"Because of the volume of rec- ords, the charts tend to move much quicker than reality. Songs are fall- ing and labels are pushing the next priority just as records are starting to work. Recently it seemed as though every record in my heavy rotation was already on its way down the charts.

"I'd encourage labels to follow radio's niche marketing trend, rather than continuing to rely on coming out of the box with a big add week. The perfect analogy is the way the film industry looks at a movie opening. They say if a movie isn't strong out of the box, it's history, and that mentality persists in this business.

"Some labels throw [a song] against the wall and see if it sticks. They need to take more of a region- al perspective - developing a band in a market, building a story, branching out - instead of apply- ing cookie -cutter promotion

methods that cannot be effective in an environment like this.

"I'm appalled at some of the deal -making that's been going on. If you want to support airplay with a promotion, let's do it. But if you want to do a promotion based on the opportunity of getting that art- ist on the air, I'm not really in- terested."

David Fleischman MCA

"There are too many labels. That's not an opinion - that's a fact. It's pure mathematics. There are more records than ever, but on- ly a certain number are going to get played. There's no way to jam any more into the system, yet there are all these record companies - mine included - that keep trying to do just that. My analogy is: The sponge is full. Unfortunately, the sponge is going to try to soak up even more water.

"I have a solution, but it'll never come to pass. Someone (should] play God and say, 'You cannot be a record company.' Somebody needs to tell half the record companies they can no longer be in business. When I laid this rap on !Joint Com- munications consultant] Tom Barnes last month, he said, 'You're right - but the marketplace will play God.'

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companies they can no longer be in business.

- David Fleischman

'Thank goodness I work at a company that has a nice, deep catalog. I knaw the newer com- panies got some healthy start-up money, but you can go through that pretty quickly. And if you don't have those catalog sales, it's got to be tough.

"What you have to do is find the hit records and make sure you get everything you can out o' them. Don't chase records that don't show signs of having a shot at generating revenue. It doesn't mat- ter who signed them or any of that crap.

"I'm not one of those promotion guys who thinks all radio guys are

Frustrating Facts Stations dropping tracks too early

Heritage artists squeezing out newer acts

Deal -making getting out of hand

assholes. If I'm Mr. Radio, I'm go- ing to play Foreigner, Van halen, and Lynyrd Skynyrd before the Bulging Johnsons, and I don't give a fuck how great the Bulging John - sons are. There's the reality we're up against."

Tom Wood KMJX/Little Rock

"The proliferation of new labels and abundance of material has in- creased the feeding frenzy among

m When I hear about labels giving away trips to Wembley, guitars, and CD players, I've got

to wonder. - Art Phillips

record companies. No longer are programmers given the opportuni- ty to allow tracks to sink in and become familiar to the audience. Sometimes I need 8-10 weeks or more to make a decision about whether people really like a par- ticular song.

"I don't think there's any doubt that record company pressure has a direct effect on how radio deals with music. We try to avoid reac- ting to that pressure in a way that's detrimental to our audience, but there's so much product out there, we occasionally fall victim to

l pressure].

"As adventurous as we'd like to be, I can't deny the existence of the new Van Halen, Skynyrd, Allman Brothers, and Alice Cooper. With all this excellent music from herit- age artists, some newer bands are going to get lost in the shuffle.

"The volume of record calls is in- credible. Luckily I'm in a good po- sition because my MD, David Allan Ross, runs a virtually autonomous department. But with the relative- ly few calls I take, I see the prob- lem first-hand. For example, there's a guy from a small label I

speak with now and then, and every week I come in on Monday and there's four messages from him before 9am! Here's a guy who's just out there doing his best to try and get one of my slots be- fore I add another Van Halen track."

Art Phillips Hollywood

"It's true that as a new label we don't have the leverage some of the other guys have. We were lucky that we did have Queen, which served as a great calling card. Of course, when I hear about labels giving away trips to Wembley, gui- tars, and CD players, I've got to wonder. It's like Monty Hall time every week, and we're not the kind of label that's going to open up the appliance cabinet at 3pm on a Tuesday. We want to do promo- tions that make sense for both the stations and the label.

"We're also not the kind of label where, if our Havana Black doesn't work we can go, 'Well, we've got 10

more cued up.' At that point we've just got to dig in and work harder. We had 11 adds in Havana's second week - including three majors - and we considered that a damn good week.

"Now a year ago that might have been an embarrassing week. But we're very realistic. Those days of getting 100 adds out of the box on a brand new band are gone forever. Luckily the music still speaks for itself, and the good songs will sur- face through the muck of a million releases."

John Griffin WPLR/New Haven

"There's too many labels, and they're not putting out lasting prod- uct. And they're up against the same number of radio stations they've always had - stations

m Record companies are starting to kill the growth of their

own products by the sheer amount of releases. - Curt Gary

whose bottom lines have been decimated by this recession and are not about to take any more chances than they absolutely have to.

"I have some sympathy for the record companies about this. But by the same token, how much mon- ey can they make? How many art- ists do you have to sign? The pressure doesn't have any real im- pact. Stations that were fast are

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still fast; stations that were slow are still slow. We play what we think will work.

"It'll ultimately come down to survival of the fittest. It may take five years, but some of these labels will have to fail. There are just not enough radio stations to support them."

Alex Miller Imago

"It's been a difficult process to get things going, primarily be- cause of the plethora of heritage artists that are putting records out at this time of year. And I don't have a back catalog to rely on. However, it ultimately comes down to the sound of the individual songs. This company has a small roster, so we have the ability to pay attention to and work each [artist] in the long run. It's not as though I

can leave one record behind and go to the next project, because I've on- ly got two for the year. As long as I'm willing to be patient we'll be just fine.

"Programmers should be wary of someone who says, 'I've got. three guitars, three CD players, and three tickets to see a band that isn't on my label.' I understand there are stations that don't have large programming budgets and could use anything at all to pro- mote. But it's not the intention of this company to play Monty Hall. However, I'm fully willing to sup- port radio once a record's on the air by

. making substantial time buys.

"All companies regardless of size are experiencing a smaller number of adds per week and a smaller niche in the marketplace. I've heard a couple of labels have had to move back some of their re- leases because some of their so-

called 'automatics' aren't so auto- matic these days. It's just part of life in the '90s; we all have to deal with it. And the best way to deal with it is to remain level-headed, pay attention to detail, and not throw money out the door. That's how a lot of the smaller companies are going to survive."

Curt Gary WIXV/Savannah

"Record companies are starting to kill the growth of their own prod- ucts by the sheer amount of re- leases. It takes 10-12 weeks for a song to become popular. But when the chart game is done after 4-6 weeks, they want us to move to the next one.

"There's two different worlds out there: the chart game, and the real world of what listeners are hearing and buying. I played the Southgang record for 10 weeks before I finally said, 'I can't rationalize keeping

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this on anymore. We've got to move this thing out and make room for something else.' The day I dropped it requests started coming in, and it started to sell! The time it takes to develop records really hasn't changed.

"The key word for all these record people is patience. And the younger labels are going to serious- ly have to maximize their alter- native marketing techniques, be-

cause there's just not enough radio time. And this has got to be the worst time to be in a band. Instead of popping the champagne when I got signed to a label, I'd be going to see a therapist.

"You see what happens to the computer industry when it gets overcompetitive. The same thing's going to happen in the record in- dustry. There's too many of them out there - they're going to eat each other."

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MORE MICHELLE! - Warrant joins the burgeoning Michelle Fox fan club; (l -r) Warrant's Jerry Dixon, the Promotion Department's Kenny Ryback, WCCC/Hartlord APD Michelle Fox, and the band's Eric Turner.

QUEENS FOR A DAY - Queen's Brian May (c) stops by KRQR/San Francisco to spend some quality time with PD Chris Miller (I) and morning personality Lobster.

SEGUES KEZO/Omaha ups

Goodman to MD, Michelle Chase for

Becca hires after-

noons, and welcomes Leon Flood as its Production Direc- tor ... KLOS/Los Angeles parttimer Nick Van Cleve re- turns to WYNF/Tampa for af- ternoon drive as new PD Char- lie Logan comes off the air .. .

At KZOK/Seattle, Vic "The Dude" & Sara Johnson slide into mornings, Connie Cole takes middays, and Brian Gregory handles evenings .. .

Brian Kelley is the new night rocker at WPXC/Cape Cod; Taft Moore moves to morning drive as Jack Brady exits the biz.

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Having Fun In The Promotional Sun

The high-powered summer promotion season is upon us. Take a gander at what several stations have been up to during the last few weeks. station shots to me c/o R&R, 1930

(Editor's Note: For those of you Century Park West, Los Angeles, who want to get in on the act, mail CA 90067.)

Savory Shenanigans The wackier the event, the better the results. Following

that rule of thumb, these stations staged some eye-catching gems.

Ye merry olde staffers at KBTS (893)/Austin donned their finest medieval garb to celebrate the station's "Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves" screen- ing. Reveling in merriment are (top, l -r) Tracy Austin, Cat Russell, Barry Kaye, Debra Cole, Mike Butts, and Lisa Tonacci; (bottom, l -r) two contest winners and B93's C.C. Cruz.

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Lisa Fischer recently hooked up with KMEL/San Francisco staffers while touring producer Narada Michael Walden's studios. Hamming it up are (l -r) KMEL PD Keith Naftaly, MD Hosh Gureli, and Walden.

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Huey Lewis took a couple days off to hang out at WKRQ/Cincinnati's Star Party. Air personality Gina Matthews helped brighten the skies.

MOTION WQHT (Hot97)/New York

ups Lisa G. to News Director. WORT (Hot95)/Jackson, MS re-

places Sharky with KKYK/Little Rock night talent Greg Geary (aka "The Catfish") ... At WYCR/York, PA night driver Davy Crockett joins Jim Cooke on wakeup duty and Danny Carlisle rejoins for afternoons .. KKSS/Albuquerque adds PM driver Johnny Vaughn ... New CHR WBTIi Port Huron, MI has announced its line- up: PD "The Real" Mike Steele from WMJQ/Buffalo (mornings); Teri Lon- don from WKSG/Detroit (middays); MD Bob O'Dell from KJYK/Tucson (afternoons), Jimi Jamm from WKSE/ Buffalo (nights), and Steve Seagal from WMJQ/Buffalo (overnights).

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WLRWIChampaign, IL Chief Engineer Mark Spalding threw wedding tradition to the wind when his dog acted as best man! Spalding's bride, Deborah Kuhne, had no objections. But their church of choice refused to allow Mr. Bear (a Siberian husky) to participate. An alternate location was chosen, and Mr. Bear, dressed in a full tuxedo, per- formed flawlessly.

DJ For A Day - WPHRICleveland gave a listener the chance to spend one day experiencing what most DJs go through in a week in its DJ For A

Day Contest. During the winner's four- hour airshitt he fielded phone requests, answered to an irate PD, interviewed the Black Crowes and, of course, was sacked.

When WZPUlndianapolis staffers spent a week in Saudi Arabia, morning man Dave McKay found an Iraqi tank sporting the station's bumper sticker.

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That's no hairstylist - that's KHFI/Austin's Mike Stiles (standing) sharpen- ing his haircutting talents on a brave listener at Supercuts.

JAMMIN' WITH THE FRESH PRINCE - KKBO (930)/Houston night talent The Jammer bugs out as D.J. Jazzy Jeff (left) 8 the Fresh Prince (Will Smith) apply some promotional squeeze tactics.

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Facing The Churban Challenge Dance CHRs, or Churbans, continue to challenge UC

outlets by playing primarily black music in a CHR presen- tation. Three UC programmers told me how they deal with such competitors, particularly when black listenership is at stake.

KPRS/Kansas City Michael Carter is President of

Kansas City's KPRS Broadcasting, which has been a Carter family concern for 41 years. KPRS is cur- rently facing two CHRs and, once again, it's without a PD. (Paderick McFreen recently exited the post.) Carter said, "We have Q104 (KBEQ), and KXXR (X106). Some of these stations have come in an Urban direction by playing black music. They've only done that be- cause of the extreme popularity of the music. Black music has been a top mover, to say the least. So those in other formats are certain- ly going to open up their minds to see if black music can help.

"You're going to find PDs and MDs in other formats who think leaning in an Urban music direc- tion will help them, so they're go- ing to do it as long as it works. My position is this: We as UC/Black stations have to stay on top of this, because if we don't, we'll lose. For decades KPRS has been known for playing black music and playing it first. We have to continue to do that at all times."

"To stay on top of things, we test the music and we play the best new music first. Other stations here that play this music have a wait - and -see attitude, so we have to do what we know how to do: be the Urban station in this market. We cannot change because someone else has decided to play more of our music." In addition to the two CHRs, Kansas City supports KRDZ (AM) and KCXL (AM), two other UC stations.

Carter's advice for UCs facing a CHR or Churban: "Maintain your visibility and what you represent. You've got to remain true to what you are to your marketplace.

"You're already there - they're just coming into the battle. They're trying to do what we do and have been doing. People already know you for the product you've been giving them for years, but the other station is telling the public, 'Try us.' So it's going to have to expend much more energy and dollars to make something happen. The only thing you have to do is be the best at what you do. The competitor can't afford to keep spending money, but you can afford to keep being the best radio station."

About six years ago, Gannett's Kansas City station almost posed a challenge for KPRS. As Carter re- called, the station "was a CHR that went to a UC format and claimed they were the Urban station." But that didn't last long, and now it's KCMO (Oldies 95). Considering

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Gannett's success at WGCI-FM/ Chicago, industry insiders have of- ten wondered why the Kansas City scenario went the way it did. Looks as if KPRS was on the job then, as it is now.

WOWI/Norfolk mom (103 JAMS) currently

leads the Norfolk market in both Arbitron and Birch. Steve Crumb - ley has been OM/PD there since 1987. Crumbley shared his recent experience with a Dance CHR. "Back in December 1990 we were still defeating the CHR station, Z-104 I WNVZ], which has been the No. 1 CHR here for about 10 or 15

years. It's always been very main- stream, and it played very little black product at all until Decem- ber 31. At that point we shot up to a 13 in Arbitron and they fell to a 5.6 share.

"So on January 1 they decided to adopt the approach of ¡successful Dance CHR] WPGC/Washington, and go Churban. In the beginning, they claimed they didn't want to take the black audience, that they just wanted their white audience back. But in their promos they were saying things like, 'Why listen to 103 Jello?' You know M.C. Ham- mer's Pepsi commercial where he drinks Coke and then sings, 'Feel- ings'? Their promo said, "This is M.C. Hammer on 103 Jello - 'Feel-

ings.' " So it was clear they were coming directly at us."

WOWI snapped into action. "The first thing we did," recounted Crumbley, "was research our mu- sic and make sure we were as tight as possible with our recurrents (levels one and two), our oldies, and our current music. We've always had that policy, and it real- ly came out in 1990. We don't worry about marginal records or break- ing new records.

"People tell me we play a lot of new music, but that's only if we know it's going to happen. We have to hear it with our own ears and see it in our street research - retail and local clubs. We are a dance station - we jam! That's our name. Other than that, we don't take a chance on anything. We don't move.

"It's hard for a CHR guy to fig- ure out where a black station is go- ing. The average CHR waits for a record to make it on the charts, it waits for other CHRs to get on it in other markets, it waits for this and that. So if a black PD knows his music, his audience, and his peo- ple, he should be able to pick a rec- ord. That's the first way to beat them. Break the music when it's worth breaking."

When WOWI was under attack, Crumbley said, "We took to the streets even more than we had been. We made sure our black community - our core - knew we were their station. We wanted to make sure there were no mistakes about our position.

"There's one thing about Chur- ban or Dance CHR stations - they're not going into the projects.

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Dance CHR:

Stay black

Don't react

Boost visibility, community involvement Be first on new music Tighten up all music

They're not going into black neigh- borhoods - not even affluent black neighborhoods - because they don't want to 'damage their image.' One thing Urban stations have to use as a defense is this: CHRs will play black music, but they don't want to be black. We have to use being black."

And a UC station has to use the CHR's lack of commitment against it, as WOWI did in its recent war. Crumbley explained, "Here's what happened on the sales tip. They had their people out there at the agencies saying they were CHR. We took their playlist from R&R (they're a CHR reporter), had it enlarged, and our sales staff took it with them on calls. If an agency said WNVZ was CHR, we'd show them their music list and ours. Naturally, they were almost the same. So our sales executive would say, 'If they're CHR, so are we. And if we're Urban, so are they.' The response at that point was, 'They're Urban like you, so we'll stick with you unless they beat you.' The money has been rolling in.,,

WCDX/Richmond Arron Maxwell is Asst. PD/MD

at WCDX/Richmond, where he's been for four years. WCDX hasn't had a PD since Gary Young left several months ago. Maxwell's thoughts on battling a Churban are consistent with his peers'. "Just stay black. Don't react and get caught up in the crossfire. From what I've seen, when a CHR starts to heavy up on black music, the PD of the UC station starts saying things like, 'Well, maybe we need to play more of their kind of stuff so we can get some of their kind of people as well.' That's a mistake.

"You need to stay just where you're at and stick with your for- mat, not theirs. Whenever that starts to happen, you're letting them program your station. You then become the follower, and they become the leader."

What does Maxwell propose a station do when the gauntlet is thrown down? "To counteract what some of these CHRs are do- ing, we're going to have to treat rap as mainstream music, because it is now. The time has come. You'll find that in a number of markets, CHRs jump on rap before the Urban stations do. That's a no- no. Rap is black music and it has been for basically 10 years now. We do have some white rappers, but for the most part, it's black music. Staying in our format is critical to our continued success.

"You don't venture out and just play things because the other sta- tion is doing it. For example, I didn't play 'Baby, Baby' by Amy Grant. Why? It could have fit my format, but I didn't play it. Our Churban played it. I wasn't forced to play it, meaning we got no re- quests for it. If we had, I definitely

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would have played it because it would have fit.

"I listen and I learn, but I don't get caught up in the hype. The key is to stay with your game plan, which is being an Urban station. Now, if your game plan isn't work- ing, you need to re-evaluate what you're doing, dissect, and then ex- ecute a new plan."

Maxwell had these parting words of advice. "When a CHR in your market begins to lean more Urban in its musical mix, don't get nervous. Stick to your game plan and continue to evaluate yourself to make sure you're doing the cor- rect things. And remember one thing. No matter how much they want to win, no matter how much they want to lean in an Urban di- rection, and no matter how much they want to be black, they're afraid to be black, and they're afraid to be Urban. As long as they have that little bit of fear, that makes you the leader and not the follower."

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48. RaR July 19,1991 EW ROCK PROMOTION RECAP

Pushing The Boundaries Here's a few of the interesting promotional ideas and

pictures that recently have crossed our New Rock desk.

X -Citing Contest

Reprising an event first staged in 1987, XTRA-FM (91X)/San Diego challenged listeners to "X -Pose The X" by publicly displaying the station's logo in the most creative and original fashion. Competitors were asked to submit their ideas on official forms, then send the station photos or videos of their fanciful feats.

By coincidence, 91 listeners en- tered the contest (not counting three who were disqualified for vio- lating city regulations), competing for a $20,000 grand prize, a Jeep Eagle (first place), a year's free rent at a local luxury condominium complex (second), and three trips for two to Jamaican resorts (third). Other contestants picked up T-shirts and gift certificates from co-sponsors.

The entries were displayed in the station's conference room, where a panel of 20 clients and local news- casters judged each on a scale of one to 10 in four categories: crea- tivity, originality, visibility, and execution.

PD Kevin Stapleford, who coor- dinated the event with consultant Dawn Gallagher, says this year's contest was more successful than the last one. "More people knew what to do, and we had a lot more press coverage leading up to the event. At least 60 of [the contest- ants] called assignment editors at all the [local] TV stations. It was funny. I had one editor call me and say, 'What the hell are you doing over there!' "

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Marketing Manager Ginny Markowitz says listener reaction to the song was great. "We've had an absolute ton of calls. We're trying to press it into a CD and sell it. The proceeds would go to [Boston's] AIDS Action Committee."

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Some 25,000 registered walkers participated in the promotional ex- ercise, which more than met its $2 million goal.

Modern Rock 500 WOXY/Cincinnati's annual Mod-

ern Rock 500 has evolved into a fav- orite promotion for listeners and advertisers. Now in its third year, the alternative music marathon - one of the few in the format - spans more than 36 continuous hours during Memorial Day week- end, replaying a best -of song list compiled via listener requests and other avenues,

PD Phil Manning, who calls the 500 "an excellent research tool," says listeners like it because they get to hear their favorite tunes in a showcase setting, beginning with song No. 500 and working back- wards. The audience also enjoys

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poses. We want to see 'em all. If you have clear shots (black & white are best, but color will do) of any station events - contests, in -studio guests, promotions - be sure to send them to Shawn Alexander and John Brake at 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

competing for a grand prize (a full- length CD catalog from which the Top 20 songs were taken) and various other CDs bearing songs featured in the Top 500.

Advertisers who co-sponsor the event eceive premium exposure: on -air mentions during the days leading up to the countdown, exclu- sive promo liners and spots during the event itself, and on -air men- tions long after the last song plays (with jocks frequently telling lis- teners where they can pick up printed copies of the countdown).

What's more, 'OXY gains extra mileage from the 500 by replaying the Top 20 a few days after the holi- day (with lots of on -air billboard- ing) and by sponsoring "The Best

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Rodeo Country & Pounds For Play This, that, and the other from a Country Editor's clut-

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To Rodeo Country By now you've read in Country

HOTFAX or R&R "Street Talk " that KILT (AM)/Houston greeted its listeners at loam Thursday (6/27) as a brand new station play- ing nothing but Merle Haggard: "K -Merle: All Merle, All The Time." My favorite liner remains, however, "Give us 20 minutes and we'll give you the Merle," a take- off on Group W's all -News station liners, "Give us 22 minutes and we'll give you the world."

KILT -AM & FM OM Rick Can- dea - the self-proclaimed "world's biggest Merle Haggard fan" - ad- mits that while the format is short- term, it is not frivolous - it was done for a reason. "We wanted to get a feel for the true strength of this AM station, to see who was out there. And what better way to do it than with a tribute to one of the greatest country singers and wri- ters who ever lived?"

K -Merle is on the air loam -mid- night and all weekend long. The rest of the time the station simul- casts KILT -FM.

Candea says the curiosity factor has people coming out of the wood- work: "It brings people to the shop." Most callers - many of them men - want to know what's going on. The massive influx of calls seems to indicate that the AM station can still be viable; the key is finding the niche.

Candea started with 2..50 titles and was at 300 a few days later. He alternates playing a hit and two album cuts. All the other station elements are normal.

Haggard was due to play in a market close to Houston, and Can- dea was toying with the idea of get- ting some liners from him. Another thought was to get liners from the myriad of artists who acknowledge Merle as a major musical influ- ence.

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term specialty format was put together. Of course, the "All - Merle" format was merely a pre- cursor to the station's new "Rodeo Country" direction, which bowed Wednesday (7/10).

KILT had been Country Gold the last few years. The plan, according to Candes, is for the station to re- flect "the same sense of communi- ty involvement and pride that we feel every rodeo season." He wants to offer a "musical place and atti- tude not currently available on any Houston FM."

KILT's former Country Gold for- mat gives way to one that is 50-50

oldies/currents with a traditional orientation and a sound that's on the edge.

The entire staff remains; pro ro- deo announcer Bob Tallman has been signed as the official "voice" for liners, positioners, promos, etc. Candes characterizes the on -air style as a "soft, laid-back, alter- native FM approach."

Pounds For Play I love a person with commit-

ment. A couple of weeks ago, Aris- ta/Nashville West Coast promotion rep Steve Sharp faxed a letter to his stations, bemoaning the fact that he's added a few pounds of late. Looking for some added in- centive to stick to a diet, Sharp pro- mised to lose two -and -a -half

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chael, Buck, and MD Buddy.

pounds for every out -of -the -box add iin his region] for Diamond Rio's latest single, "Mirror, Mirror." The first week, 22 of the 75 adds came from the West.

Sharp threw down the girthy gauntlet again last week, vowing to drop a pound for every second - week add. Ten more West Coast stations joined the fold, bringing Sharp's total weight loss goal to 65

lbs. The 262 -pound Sharp began his

diet July 3. We'll run "before" and "after" photos when he gets down to 197. Good luck, Steve! (P.S. to Steve: Whatever possessed you to start a diet 24 hDurs before the big- gest cook -out day of the year?)

CMT & Radio Trade Promos

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try Music Television. Stations men- tion CMT and the local cable outlet where appropriate during normal programming. CMT salutes a dif- ferent Country station once an hour with a 15 -second produced promo that airs nationally. Among the ori- ginal participants are 1% POC/Bal-

timore, WUSN/Chicago, KPLX/ Dallas, KYGO-FM/Denver, KIKK- FM/Ilouston, KZLA/Los Angeles, and KSAN/San Francisco. Newly signed are WUSY/Chattanooga, WMIL/Milwaukee, WNOE/New Orleans, KXXY/Oklahoma City, and KNIX/Phoenix.

The Pizza Man Plan For Parttime DJs Creating An Air Talent, Step By Stepperoni

Every R&R format editor has, at one time or another, written a column in which PDs sing the blues over the lack of available young talent, especially for weekends. ]n response to one such column (albeit in another format), WKYG & WXKX (KIX 103)/Parkers- burg, WV PD Tom McGuire sent me the following note.

There was a time when finding parttime announcers was the one thing I really disliked about being a PD - that is. until a pizza de- livery boy showed up. I hope this story will be a help to other radio managers.

His name was Jay. The tall, skinny, shy 18 year -old was mak- ing a delivery to middayer Kim Davis and asked, "How do you get to talk on the radio?" She sent him to me, knowing we needed a Sun- day morning overnighter. He had no experience, and his favorite art- ist was M.C. Hammer. But he had his own air name - Collin Rose - and said he practiced talking like a DJ while making his delivery rounds. I told him to check back in a few days.

Appreciating Jay's desire, I was at the same time fearful of his inexperience and unfamiliari- ty with the music. Then the "Piz- za Man Plan" started taking form.

I hired Jay and assigned him to work with an experienced part- timer. He learned how the music and commercial logs were laid out, how to run the board, take transmitter readings, etc. But - he didn't talk. The other an- nouncer did the talking for the first few weeks.

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On week four, Jay soloed. The experienced announcer recorded liners for the shift and Jay re- corded the weather. By the sixth week, Jay was recording his own liners as well as the hourly wea- ther. On week seven, Jay began doing the weather live. Week nine saw back -announcing added to the mix, and within three months. Jay's dream of becoming "Collin Rose" was realized - and I gain- ed a solid parttimer.

From there on out. Collin left his aircheck for me every week. I'd review it and return it with written encouragements and challenges. I'm proud to say that when the fulltime 7 -midnight

position at KIX 103 opened up a year and a half later, Collin ap- plied and proved to be the best person for the job.

The "Pizza Man Plan" has been successfully used with stu- dents, a cosmetologist, and an auto mechanic. It works because it permits the aspiring announcer to learn the mechanics of the radio station without the blinding terror of contending with a live microphone. At the same time, the novice parttimer is afforded the opportunity to practice and grow in the safety of the produc- tion studio.

The immediate payoff is main- tenance of a professional sound while the new announcer de- velops. The ultimate benefit is a comprehensively trained, self- disciplined parttimer who will contribute to a more consistent sound for the station.

Does the "Pizza Man Plan" re- quire a little more effort? Sure. But I think it's worth the joy I feel as skipper of a radio station that takes the market's weekend crown 12+, 18+, 25-54, and 35-64.

So, what'll ya have on yours? Pepperoni, pineapple, mush- rooms? I'm buying!

Great story, Tom. And a great plan for training talent. PDs must do more than whine about the lack of air personalities. Many forget that training is part of the job. It takes work, but the rewards go well beyond the time the person is

at the station. One of the lasting satisfactions of programming is training a person who goes on to "make it."

And - good luck, Collin Rose!

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Compilations Hit In August

Look for the release of various greatest hits packages next month as the never-ending shuffle of artists and la- bels continues.

Tammy Wynette marks 25

years on Epic/Nashville next month with "Best Loved Hits." The LP will contain nine Wynette clas- sics never before available on CD, plus "We're Strangers Again," her duet with Randy Travis. Among the other included hits are "Start- ing Over," "Unwed Fathers," and "Cryin' In The Rain."

"The Brenda Lee Anthology" will be issued by MCA/Nashville on August 27. The collection, which commemorates Lee's 25 -year asso- ciation with Decca/MCA, contains her 19 Top 20 pop hits (some never before available on CD or cassette), cuts from her first re- cording session in 1956 at age 12, and her five biggest country hits.

Even the package's cover photos are vintage. One is a previously un- released color outtake of Lee from a '60s album cover session, while the other is a hand -tinted version of a familiar black -and -white shot taken of Lee at age 14.

MCA will also release a Steve Warmer "best of' LP next month, entitled "Greatest Hits Vol. II." It will sport such Warmer tunes as "Where Did I Go Wrong," "I Got Dreams," and "I Should Be With You." "Skip Ewing's Greatest Hits" will also be available next month. The MCA album will con- tain hits from Ewing's previous LPs, including "Burnin' A Hole In My Heart," "Your Memory Wins Again," and "I Don't Have Far To Fall."

"My Baby's Got Good Timing," "Meet Me In Montana," and "My Old Yellow Car" are three of the Dan Seals tunes avail -

COUNTRY FLASHBACK

1 YEAR AGO

No. 1: "Good Times" - Dan Seals

5YEARSAGO

No. 1: "Nobody In His Right Mind" - George Strait (2nd week)

10 YEARS AGO

No. 1: "Feels So Right" - Alabama (3rd week)

15 YEARS AGO

No.1: "Teddy Bear" - Red Sovine (2nd week)

able on "Classic Collection Vol. I," Seals's final release on Capitol/ Nashville. Set to ship August 5, the LP features 10 previously released hits. Seals recently signed to War- ner Bros./Nashville and has a sin- gle scheduled for fall.

Capitol is rereleasing 10 of Con- way Twitty's all-time classics on "id's, Vol. I," including such stand- ards as "Linda On My Mind," "This Time I've Hurt Her More Than She Loves Me," and "Fifteen Years Ago."

Southern Pacific's final effort as a group was released last week by WB. The greatest hits album in-

cludes "Reno Bound," "Honey I Dare You," and "Time's Up" with Carlene Carter among the 10 selec- tions.

Other artists currently working on greatest hits LPs for release in the coming months include Kenny Rogers, Jerry Lee Lewis (WB/ Nashville), and the Judds (RCA/ Nashville), all in September; Ala- bama and Restless Heart (RCA) in October.

Remembrances The music of Reba McEntire

band member/singer-songwriter Chris Austin will be remembered forever thanks to the efforts of WB and WEA, Austin's publishing company. Sixteen of Austin's song demos have been compiled on cas- sette and distributed among the musician's family, friends, and music business associates.

Austin cut an album's worth of material with producer Gregg Brown during a brief stint as a WB artist; two songs from that collab- oration appear on the cassette. WEA Publishing Director Pete Fisher commented, "As a pub- lisher, I was fortunate to have had the chance to work with Chris. We all felt really good about the songs he wrote, and I just felt a need to have his music heard. [ WB/Nash- ville President] Jim Ed Norman and [VP/GM) Eddie Reeves agreed wholeheartedly, and they saw a lot that could come out of this project."

Only 2500 of the spet.ial "Firm Believer" cassettes were pressed; 1500 were shipped to Austin's par-

ty ents and friends in his hometown of Boone, NC. Some of the remaining cassettes have been shipped to pro- ducers, A&R staffers, and others in the hope that more of Austin's ma- terial will be recorded, with pro- ceeds going to his wife. Unbe- knownst to Austin, Ricky Skaggs was in the studio recording the writer's "Same Or Love" on the

t night of the plane crash. The song appears on Skaggs's forthcoming LP.

Songs Of The Civil War Country artists Hoyt Axton,

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and John Hartford appear on a new Columbia album, "Songs Of The Civil War," set for release in con- junction with the PBS rebroadcast of "The Civil War" series, begin- ning this week and running through August 14. A one -hour PBS special highlighting the album's songs will premiere on August 17. The album features a repertoire of original Civil War period songs, including Axton's version of "The Yellow Rose Of Texas," Mattea's "South- ern Soldier Boy," Jennings's "The Rebel Soldier," and Hartford's "Aura Lea."

Bits & Pieces Mark Collie, T. Graham

Brown, and Marty Brown went to bat for the Diabetes Foundation re- cently, performing at a benefit con- cert Tuesday (7/16) in Collie's hometown of Savannah, TN. Collie, who is a diabetic, was told he could never be in music because of the stress and his condition. Now he wants to spread the message that diabetics can lead normal lives.

Ray Stevens celebrated the grand opening of his $4 million Branson, MO theater last weekend. Stevens performed a two-hour con- cert with his 13 -member French Fried Far Out Legion Band, hold- ing a reception afterwards. The 40,000 -square -foot theater features an "Ahab The Arab" motif, com- plete with a neon version of Clyde The Camel on the theater's ex- terior. Stevens plans to play 180 dates a year in Branson.

Former Cincinnati Bengal - turned -country -crooner Mike Reid looks back on his former college days in a Keyboard magazine pro file this month. Commenting on the period when he was perceived as a "social phenomenon" rather than a serious musician, Reid says, "It was always, 'Let's go see the 250 -

pound tackle play with the sym- phony.' I was the hulking behe- moth who shuttled back and forth between the music and athletic de- partments. People thought of me as a bear - something you prod with a stick."

Also profiled recently on the'zine scene: Kelly Willis in Entertain-

ment Weekly, and Vince Gill, who made the cover of American Song- writer.

RIAA Certifications: The Ken- tucky Headhunters' "Electric Barnyard," Restless Heart's "Fast

Movin' Train," Dwight Yoakam's "Just Lookin' For A Hit," Juice Newton's "Greatest Hits," and Mickey Gilley's "Encore" were all certified gold in June.

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Brooks & Dunn Born: Brooks 5/12; Dunn 6/1 Label: Arista Current Single: "Brand New Man"

,: Current Album: "Brand New Man" Producers: Scott Hendricks, Don Cook Management/Booking: Bob TitleylTriad Artists

Background: A Louisiana na-

tive, Kix Brooks was already play- ing in bands by age 12. Influenced by his neighbor, Johnny Horton, Brooks continued playing local honky-tonks in high school and col- lege. A friend convinced him to try Nashville, where he eventually hooked up with producer Don Gant. "I waited my turn to become a recording artist - sometimes that

turn never comes. I feel real fortun- ate that it has, but I would've kept writing songs no matter what." Brooks wrote John Conlee s "I'm Only In It For The Love" and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's "Modern Day Romance," among other songs.

Ronnie Dunn, a Coleman, TX na-

tive, began playing bass in high school. Studying to be a Baptist minister, he "got caught playing in

honky-tonks and was kicked out." Dunn met some local musicians while working in a Tulsa clothing store and began playing gigs with them. "I was always the token hill-

billy in the group - the country - singing guy with the rock band be-

hind me." After a short-lived deal on Churchill Records, Dunn got his real break when friend Jamie 01 -

decker, Eric Clapton's drummer, entered him in the '89 Marlboro Talent Contest.

Signing: Winning the Marlboro finals entitled Dunn to a recording session, which was engineered by

Brooks & Dunn

Scott Hendricks. Dunn eventually met AristalNashville VP/GM Tim DuBois and kept in touch with both men. Brooks and Dunn met through DuBois and began writing together. DuBois later offered them a deal on Arista.

Songs: All of the album's songs were co -written by the pair and co- producer Don Cook. "We've both been able to maintain our own iden- tities within the duo, Dunn said. "We're getting our shot," Brooks added. "Ronnie and I kick the lead vocals back and forth, making us

different from other duos. We've both been at this a long time. It's

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The Sound Of Lite KLTX Evolution

Lite AC is one branch of the ever -spreading format tree. While market situations dictate different courses of action, many Lite ACs perform especially well in the 25-54 and 35-64 demos.

28-45 Bullseye One example is KLTX (K-Lite)/

Seattle, which competes against four ACs, one NAC, and two CHRs that perform well with 25-54s. As PD Glen Martin explained, "There's quite a bit more share compression in this market. So our presentation sets us up as an alter- native to the others. Our target bullseye is 28-45, and we do well with women 40-45. Most of the other stations seem to be multivoice in the morning and bounce off each other. We keep the music a little softer. Our approach is to be as mainstream and 'today' as possi- ble, and gimmick -free. That ap- plies to both music and air per- sonalities.

"Lite AC here may mean some- thing different from a Midwest market with two ACs and a broad- based/borderline CHR. A Lite AC could be a very high-energy, oldies - based AC. Stations teaching the market the meaning of Lite AC will dictate that station's presenta- tion."

KLTX's gimmick -free image doesn't affect its promotional posture. "We promote the same as other stations. The approach we take is to have fun while being con- sistent; staying entertaining and compelling without being intrusive.

KLTX/Seattle Music Monitor. loam

AIR SUPPLY/Lost In Love JAMES INGRAM/I Don't Have The

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SINEAD O'CONNOR/Nothing Compares 2 U

LINDA RONSTADT & AARON NEVILLE/AII My Life

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COLEY/I'd Really Love To See You Tonight

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WARNES/(I've Had) The Time Of My Life

MIAMI SOUND MACHINE/Bad Boy

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AC listeners today are from a gen- eration that grew up on Top 40.

They've seen and heard it all and aren't so easily wowed. Our chal- lenge is to come up with something special - without the hype. We walk a fine line between being real yet larger than life."

New Core Artists Like many Lite ACs, KLTX has

revamped its base library. "We're perceived by many industry people as playing mostly Barry Manilow, Anne Murray, and Barbra Strei- sand songs; of being not that much to the left of elevator music. But virtually all ACs; except the very last of the B/EZ/ACs, have evolved from that. Our station was proba- bly softer two years ago.

"Obvious core artists now are Phil Collins, Gloria Estefan, Chicago, and Michael Bolton. They have proven fan appeal, are con- temporary -sounding and palata- ble. Depending on the individual cut [that's chosen], a fresh new group like Wilson Phillips works very well for both mainstream and Lite ACs."

K-Lite limits '60s -based product to a minimum. "If there's residual perceptual baggage that goes with Lite ACs, it's that they're too soft and not up to date," noted Martin. "I control the '60s music. When it comes up, the songs are showcased as jewels. We market oldies as be- ing acceptable songs that fit. But people who really want to hear

Lite Marketing There's no overwhelming consensus concerning the

single most impressive demo performance turned in by Lite ACs this winter (see chart at top right).

Understandably, most score best with 25-54s and 35-64s. But a signifi- cant number of Lites are competi- tive among 18-34s. This may be at- tributed to the fact that the marketing of the Lite term is handled differently across the country.

"Terms like Lite and 'Mix' can mean something completely dif- ferent from place to place." WLTI/Detroit PD Dave Beasing noted. "The only real constant is the stations are ACs. Some Lite ACs are more uptempo than oth- ers; it all varies by market. A sta- tion's target demo has more to do with its competitive situation than anything. The hole for Lites can be different in other markets."

Some Lite ACs tend to promote "less talk." Beasing said. "We've stressed less talk here, but not all Lite ACs do. We've tried to deter- mine certain benefits and hammer them home. The benefits for a Lite AC in Cleveland I W LTF ] might be completely different."

Among Lite ACs noted in the chart, WLTI posted the largest Ar-

m Terms like Lite and

'Mix' can mean something

completely different from place to place.

The only real constant is the

stations are ACs.

bitron ranking disparity between 18-34s (No. 10) and 25-54s (No. 2). "It doesn't surprise me at all. Among ACs in our market, we've most squarely hit 25-545. Some Lite ACs in other markets might drive their stations younger or older.

"Of course, we'd love to have everyone 12+ listening to us. We've seen growth in demos that have been fringe for us. We know there's a segment we have to mar- ket to, and those people are re- sponding."

Ratings Recap The following chart recaps the Arbitron winter ratings performances

of some stations using the "Lite" slogan. The first column indicates the number of rated signals per market. The remaining columns reflect the station's demo rank.

Sig 18-34 25.54 35-64

WKLIIAIbany 28 #4 #1 #4 W XLTIBaton Rouge 25 #11 # 12 #17 W LITIChicago 41 #12 #7 #3 WLTFICIeveland 26 #3 01 #2 KKLIICoIo. Springs 24 #5 #3 #4 WTLTIColumbus 28 #10 #11 # 16 WLTUDetroit 36 #10 #2 #2 WLHTIGrand Rapids 25 #3 #1 #3 KLTRIHouston 35 #8 #7 #7 WOLTIHuntsville 18 #8 #12 #12 KHLTILIttIe Rock 18 #4 #6 #7 KLITILos Angeles 43 #27 #29 #29 KELTIMcAIlen 22 #3 #4 #6 WLTOIMilwaukee 26 #9 #10 #7 WLTE!Minneapolis 20 #5 #4 #3 WDLTIMobile 22 #6 #7 #7 WLTSINew Orleans 25 #4 #3 #3 WLTWINew York 47 #6 #2 #3 KKLT/Phoenix 31 #7 #3 #3 WLTJIPittsburgh 30 #8 #6 #5 WWLIIProvldence 43 #3 #1 81

WYLTIRaleigh 27 #7 #8 #4 KOLHIRiverside 47 #12 #11 #10 KLTXISeattle 36 #11 #4 #8 WLTTIWashington 31 #4 #5 #9

oldies aren't interested in some of the more contemporary stuff we play. I want K-Lite to have a con- temporary feel - with just enough memories."

Besides the elevator music com- parison. another image battle Lite ACs must fight is the perception that they're boring. Martin down- played that stigma: "We police ourselves pretty well. Our goal is to stay in tune with our listeners,

spending lots of time shaking hands and kissing babies. We get very good feedback through re- search and community appear- ances and attempt to troubleshoot before the boredom factor be- comes a problem. We try to make our presentation sunnier, offering an overall balanced package. I just wish there were other Lite ACs like us out there so I could use them as a sounding board."

Reporting For Duty R&R's Back Page AC reporting panel now includes eight new addi-

tions:

P1 East

WROX/Washington (202) 686-3100 PalagilShostok

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East WKLIIAIbany (518) 456-6101 Knott/Holmberg

South WBT-FMICharlotte (704) 374-3570 Donovan/Payne KVKI-FMIShreveport (318) 221-9696 RyanlWaldon

West KKOB-FMIAlbuquerque (505) 243-4411 ForsythelPina KKLIIColorado Springs (719) 636-1000 Dan Cowen KOLHIRiverside (714) 688-1570 Georgi/Visger KKOSISan Diego North County (619) 729-5945 Lane/Novak

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Community active mid -Atlantic regional Country FM seeks MD with computer ex- perience/air/production. Females and mi- norities encouraged. No beginners. Send T&R to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #331, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

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SOUTH Hot AC seeks morning AT. Solid personality radio, no begin. ners. Do you have a fun morning show? T&R: KBUS, Anne Ol- iver, 2775 NE Loop 286, Paris, TX 75460. 17/19) EOE

Seeking aggressive reporter/anchor for small market FS lead- er near D.C. T&R: WAGE, 711 Wage Drive. S.W. Leesburg, VA 22075. 17/19) EOE

Seeking experienced PD for medium market CHR. Airshift re- quired. T&R: WSSX-FM, Box 2167, Mt. Pleasant, SC 29465. 17/19) EOE

Rare opening in Austin. KLBJ-FM seeks promotion director. The city that everyone loves. RESUMES: Jeff Carol. 8309 IH

35. Austin, TX 78753. 17/191 EOE

Seeking experienced Orlando AL. Three years' experience minimum. RESUMES: WMGF, Barbara Peckett, 2001 N. Mer- cy Drive, Suite 108, Orlando, FL 32808. 17/19) EOE

Hot AC AT moved to Top 10 market. Seeking talented after- noon drive team player. CALL: KRLB/KJBX, Kenny Dowe. 18061 745-5000. 17/191 EOE

WAVF/Charleston seeks afternoon drive talent for immediate opening. T&R: WAVF, 1417 Remount Road, Charleston. SC 29406. 17/191 EOE

Seeking morning AT for small market AC. Community orient- ed/topical/energetic/fun. T&R: WOXE, Jennifer Foxx, 245 W. Dixie, Elizabethtown, KY 4270:. 17/191 EOE

KLUV/Dallas seeks programming administrative assistant. Selector skills required. CALL: Chuck Brinkman, 1214) 526- 9870. 17/191 EOE

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Louisiana CHR seeking hot talent imme- diately. All positions sought. Send tape and resume -o: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #329, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

Soft AC air talent. All shifts. Mature voice and music knowledge required. Must like personal appearances. Beautiful location, T&R to: R.M. Lowry 8 Company, 6302 E. Monte Cristo Ave., Scottsdale, AZ 85254. EOE. NO CALLS.

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MIDWEST KZXL-FM seeks talent for midday opening. Good company and benefits. T&R: J J. Stewart, Box 138, Great Bend, KS 67530. 17/19) EOE

Seeking experienced and enthusiastic PD/AT for top rated Country. T&R: WJVL Bob Dailey. One South Parker Drive, Janesville, WI 53515. 17/191 EOE

Classic/AOR 7p-12mirl shift in the second largest city of IL. T&R: WXRX, Tim Crull, Box 7180, Rockford, IL 61126-7180. 17/191 EOE

Dominant medium market Country FM seeks member for our morning team. Personality/news position. T&R: KCLR, Box 1636, Columbia, MO 65205. 17/191 EOE

Overworked adult alternative PD seeks morning host who is a strong communicator with music knowledge. T&R: KDMG, Box 5003, Des Moines, IA 50306. 17/191 EOE

(wwuRD) WGRD - Dominant Heritage CHR, Grand Rapids, MI, seeks great PD. Must understand research and marketing. Must have great new music instincts, and under- stand the importance of the "FUN COMPONENT" of CHR. Must know the difference be- tween being research driven and being driven by research. If you are a winner and can lead other winners ... this job's for you!

Send TAR to: David Gates General Manager WGRD AM/FM 38 West Fulton

Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 EOE

SOUTH CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION WEZK-FM/KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE - DOMINANT AC

SEEKS GENERAL SALES MANAGER #2 ranked, debt -free station in growing lifestyle market seeks experienced GSM. Successful candidate must be a creative teacher and motivator who leads by ex- ample. Minimum three years' management experience. Strong financial package for the right person. Only the absolute best need apply. FAX or send your re- sume, references, and sales philosophies along with "Why I should interview you." to Jack Hogan, General Manager, WEZK, 97.5 FM, P.O. Box 27100, Knoxville, TN 37927. FAX: (615) 637-7801. No phone calls. Confidentiality assured. EOE M/F/H.

OPENINGS

MORNINGS! One of America's highest rated small market Classic Rockers seeks topical, funny, slightly bent morning talent. Great opportunity to launch your morning ca- reer. Rush examples of humor + T&R to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #290, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE/MF

1290 WHIO/Dayton seeking a

strong news anchor/reporter. Tapes and resume to: WHIO Radio, News Director, P.O. Box 1206, Dayton, OH 45401. EOE

MIDWEST Looking for experienced air talent with personality for FT openings at hot com- munity -oriented oldies station in Michi- gan. Must be a team player. T&R: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #332, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE J

' WEST Relativity seeks SW promotions director. RESUMES: Sarah Haynes, 20525 Manhattan Place, Torrance, CA 90501. 17/191 EOE

Central CA coast top rated Contemporary Country seeks ATs for future openings. T&R: KDDB-FM, 443 Marsh St., San Luis Obispo, CA 93401. 17/19) EOE

KSDO-FM/Classic Rock seeks weekend and fill-in talent for immediate openings. T&R: Dave Parks, 5050 Murphy Canyon Road, San Diego, CA 92123. 17/19) EOE

Immediate opening for midday talent with production. Small market top rated CHR. Possible programming. T&R: KYEE, Box 1848, Alamogordo, NM 88310. 17/19) EOE

Country KFMS A/F seeks afternoon talent/production direc- tor. T&R: Teffy Brown, 101 Convention Center Drive, No. P120, las Vegas, NV 89109. 17/19) EOE

KFBC seeks news reporter/AT. Generous pay. Females/mi- norities encouraged. T&R: Larry Proietti, 1806 Capitol Ave., Cheyenne. WY 82001. 17/191 EOE

KXRX seeks programming assistant. Radio experience help- ful, especially AOR. RESUMES: Brew Michaels, 3131 Elliott Ave., 7th floor, Seattle, WA 98121. 17/191 EOE

Seeking on -air pro/production wizard for new Country for- mat. Prefer heavy production experience. T&R: KGLL.FM, Randy Robbins. Box K. Greeley, CO 80632. 17/19) EOE

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you're wildly funny, creative and a team player eager for career growth, we're your station. We provide good SS, lovely market, fun people, and a winning at- titude. T&R to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #328, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

r CHR personalities who have self-discipline and a professional attitude. Work with and learn from one of the best programming staffs in the industry. Send T&R to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #333, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

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Immediate opening for innovative multitrack production director. Successful candidate will have ex- cellent client skills and great pipes. Northern California's leading HOT AC with state-of-the-art digital stu- dios. T&R to: Jan Jeffries, PD, KEZR Radio, 95 S. Market St., 6th floor, San Jose, CA 95113. No calls please. EOE/MF.

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experienced sales manager who can do

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FIGHT BOREDOM!!

- Are you a major market Hot AC or CHR radio news pro? - Tired of wire copy that starts: "Officials say..,"?? - Bored with laughing at recycl- ed bits on the morning show?? - "At home" when breaking news hits the fan??

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quick placement. 201-865-2606.

Radio Placement Services 27 -year major market veteran seeks AT/PD management. Will relocate for right opportunity. DICK POWER: 1617) 848-4222. (7/191

Talk radio host. Intelligent, satirical, outspoken, controversial and courageous. The Limbaugh of the left. WALT JACOB - SON: (8181 985 4992. (7119)

Marketing and promotions. Motivated, assertive, diligent, years of successful experience. Seeking music or entertain- ment position. JOE VIOLA: 12011 812-1861. 17/191

Donald Trapp, experienced broadcaster, national, NY, local. Reliable, great attitude, knowledgeable. Let's work together soon. (2011 445-5331. 17/191

NEWS PRO AVAILABLE Last nine years news director/morning anchor at

Tribune's California radio operation (state capital). AP/UPI award winner. Outstanding manager, writer, delivery. TV experience. Major news players only please!

Dennis Baxter (916) 441-6025

Currently producing top rated CHR night show in NYC, smal market AT/MD experience seeks small/medium market UC position. REGGIE: (2121 538.6607. (71191

Extremely talented minority female personality seeks profes- sional atmosphere. I'm the last good womanl Voices tool All formats. KIMBERLY: 19121 232-0492. 17/191

Attention FL stations seeking a 23 -year -old talent with a win- ning attitude. Torn Cruise looks, endless energy and a BA. DAVE: (313) 750-9957. (7/191

On -air personality with three years' experience seeks reloca- tion. JOE WILLIAMS: 1216) 224-0826. 17/19)

Award-wInning lifestyle ND seeks new opportunity. TJ AL- LEN: (8001 258-6659. 17/191

Newsman available. Experienced in all phases of radio, streets, anchor, ND, some network exposure. Great work ethic. Degree. 15131 421-6532. 17/191

PROGRAM DIRECTOR

15 -year professional ready to win again. CHR/AC track records; three Top 100 markets. Strong music, research, & promotions. Call Reed: (513) 433-9639.

Let me help you. Real team player with a winning attitude. Seeks airshift and/or production. Willing to relocate. MI- CHAEL: (2151 825-2440. (7/191

Top rated Oldies talent in central IL seeks opening. Hard- working, great sounding, committed. MIKE: (217) 328-4286. (7/191

General manager with over 20 years' experience available for small or medium markets. (2161 726-6535. (7/191

The botram line is attracting and satisfying listeners. Eight - year communicator. Large market on -air or small programm- ing. ART OPPERMANN: 13031 686-5645. 17/191

POSITIONS SOUGHT POSITIONS SOUGHT * STEVE MORRIS

"Morris ín the Morning" K -Earth 101, L.A. Five years ín L.A., 12 ín radio Outstanding 25-54 numbers

Moist beefy filling ín a flaky pastry crust Looking for morning show or talk.

(213) 398-2556 d Rick Jensen, twice nominated Bobby Poe Medium Market Personality of the Year. I'll take the third caller. (7041 545-8334. (7/191

I can do h eel Experienced, eager AOR/CR AT in small/ medi- um market. PD/M0 skill and experience. P-efer Northeast. LEWIS: (607) 273-6818. (7/19)

AIR TALENT 8 -year pro looking for fulltime daypart in West Michigan. Solid on -air and production skills. Great track record in promotional and community events. Call Michael at: (616) 949-7467.

Team seeks new home. We do news, sports, characters, par- ody spots. (8031 785-3353. 17/191

Veteran ND/anchor/reporter with conversational delivery and original writing style seeks firm, long-term commitment. DA- VID: (4071 461-0646. (7/191

Fun. creative, 6 -year pro seeks OH station where I can utilize my talents. Voices, phones, and community involvement. CAPTAIN JACK: (5131 399-2713. (7/191

Attention North and Central So. FL. Hardworving, reliable AT currently working weekends seeks FT. PETER: 14071 622-2605. 17/191

Radio entertainer with Top 100 market experience available. All situations considered. SANDY ALEXANDER: 1302) 644- 0181. 17/191

News anchor/updater. Experienced. Stand -out writer, voices, seeks News/Talk or will make your FM morning news breaks a program plus. DAVE: 16191 426.7925. (7/19)

Four-year AT seeks FT Country/Oldies/AOR format. Produc- tion PBP, uptempo or laid back. RUSS: 18121 752.3404. 17/191

Experienced AT seeks position in a medium to large market. Interested employers cell me for more information. (4141 538-1750. 17/191

Minority professional. NYC and Philadelphia 4C MD/AT suc- cess. The bags are packed. (2011 821-4603 17/191

14 -year veteran seeks opportunity in Rocky Mt. region. Great production and music skills, great ideas and promotions. J.T.: (3071 632-3570. (71191

Seeking a crazy morning man. I drove them insane at KIXX and WABB. Call me collect. CATFISH JIM PRUEITT: 12051 432.5572. 17/191

CLASSIC ROCK PD

Very successful medium market Classic Rock program director seeks

new challenge. (414) 963-8594

AT/News/production. Seeking to return home in the East. Format not important, just want to win. RICK: (3131 541- 2811 or 12031 367-5739. 17/191

Mature adult communicator News/Talk, AP, commitment to news and information, degree, Conservative, fun, Midwest, WV. PAUL: (4191 866-0445. 17/191

Currently awing/weekends in Philadelphia Smooth adult communicator seeks FT gig with adult alterative/NAC/Soft AC. Team player. GREGG: 12151 259-7075. 17/191

Talk PD/host. I will create a strong news foundation and build exciting talk on it for you. Major market experience. 1205) 444-9813. (7/191

Have fun with genuine, intelligent, conversational personali- ty. Middays/evenings in large/major AC/AOR market. MICK: (7081 614-8600. (7/191

Seeking a politically correct right-wing bored Don't call. I'm seeking a station with guts. Southern AOR/CR/NR. J.W.: 17171 966-9636. (7/191

AT with major market experience. Versatile team player, CHR/UC/AC/Jazz/Gospel/News experience and production skills. CRAIG: 1609) 348-1341. 17/191

Michigan pro seeks PD/OM and/or mornings to build a winn- ing team. For a great tape call me. MARK: (6161 847-9209. (7/191

14 -year radio veteran with the last five years at WGH/Nor- folk seeking CHR/AOR/CR for lasting relationship. DR. DAVE: (607) 723-2800. (7/19)

Seeking a chief engineer/air talent? 12 -year pro with AM/FM experience. Prefer FM rock airshift. ERIC: (219) 838 4979. 17119)

Broadcaster with one year experience in Vegas. Smooth voice/good writer, Lite AC/News/Talk/Oldies. NE market pre- ferred. JIM: (8131 853.2568. 17/19)

CHIEF ENGINEER/AT 12 years' experience on -air, and as a component level audio/RF technical pro. Can engineer AM/FM combo. Prefer FM AOR/CR/CHR airshift. Business oriented; motivational. Eric, after- noons/evenings (219) 838-4979.

Top 75 Sports Talk /PBP talent seeks a challenging sports op- portunity with your station. GREG: (71 71 626-1388. 17/191

We give great phone) Hip, fun morning team with PD/news experience seeks aggressive radio. MONK AND KELLY: 1203) 561-2416. (7/191

PT AT for top rated Midwest CHR seeks opportunity to grow at your station. BRETT: (3091 693-0906. 17/191

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Payable In Advañce Display & Blind Box Advertising orders must be typewritten on company/station letterhead and accompanied by advance payment. Ads must be submitted by mail except for credit card orders which are also accepted by fax: (213) 203-8727. Visa, MC, AmEx accepted. Include name as it ap- pears on credit card expiration date and phone number. Blind box responses are sent to adver- tisers every Thursday by first-class mail.

Deadline To appear in the following week's issue, your ad must be received by Thursday noon (PST) eight days prior to issue date. Address all ads to: R&R Opportunities, 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. Fax: (213) 203-8727.

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WKS WKS LW 1W JULY 19, 1991 Total Reports/Adds heavy Medium Light

9 5 3 0 TRAVIS TRITTMere's A Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares) (WB) 202/0 134 8 0 13 6 4 0 TRISHA YEARWOOD/She's In Love With The Boy (MCA) 203/0 193 8 2 12 9 e © ALABAMAMere We Are (RCA) 203/1 173 29 1

4 3 1 4 BILLY DEAN/Somewhere In My Broken Heart (SBK/Capitol) 198/0 172 24 2 11 r 7 0 DON WILLIAMS/Lord Have Mercy On A Country Boy (RCA) 197/0 159 36 2 1s 12 10 0 GEORGE STRAIT/You Know Me Better Than That (MCA) 202/1 142 59 1

14 11 9 O REBA McENTIRE/Fallin' Oul Of Love (MCA) 203/0 137 64 2 18 14 11 0 VINCE GILL/Liza Jane (MCA) 201/0 106 83 12 2 2 2 9 RICKY VAN SHELTON/I Am A Simple Man (Columbia) 168/0 127 32 9

19 16 12 a HAL KETCHUM/Small Town Saturday Night (Curb) 198/2 99 84 15 zo 1e 1s LEE GREENWOOD w $UZY BOGGUSSMopelessly Yours (Capitol) 198/0 67 119 12 24 20 16 TANYA TUCKER/Down To My Last Teardrop (Capitol) 199/0 51 141 7 17 15 13 0 PATTY LOVELESSBIue Memories (MCA) 186/1 67 98 21 23 21 1e DOLLY PARTON/Silver And Gold (Columbia) 199/1 32 148 19

1 I s 15 ALAN JACKSON/Don't Rock The Jukebox (Arista) 161/0 97 49 15 zs 23 19 OD EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Shadow Of A Doubt (RCA) 199/4 37 134 28 27 24 20 EXILE/Even Now (Arista) 195/4 25 133 37 6 4 6 15 SHENANDOAH/The Moon Over Georgia (Columbia) 143/0 73 49 21

29 27 23 BROOKS & DUNN/Brand New Man (Arista) 193/8 17 140 36 28 26 22 a) MARY-CHAPIN CARPENTER/Down At The Twist And Shout (Columbia) 188/8 22 129 37 4e 31 24 ® RONNIE MILSAP/Since I Don't Have You (RCA) 193/7 8 143 42 22 22 21 22 DAVIS DANIEL/Picture Me (Mercury) 163/4 29 104 30 38 29 26 ® KATHY MATTEA/Whole Lora Holes (Mercury) 192/8 6 116 70 41 34 27 CD LIONEL CARTWRIGHT/Leap Of Faith (MCA) 189/14 4 106 79 30 28 25 LARRY BOONE/To Be With You (Columbia) 172/4 '8 94 60

45 33 MARK CHESNUTT/Your Love Is A Miracle (MCA) 185/31 4 68 113 36 32 29 ffi COLLIN RAYE/AII I Can Be (Is A Sweet Memory) (Epic) 163/8 3 86 74 34 30 28 DEAN DILLON/Friday Night's Woman (Atlantic) 155/3 6 86 63

49 34 aSJ DIAMOND RIOMlirror, Mirror (Arista) 170/31 2 54 114 - so 35 DOUG STONER Thought It Was You (Epic)

40 36 32 ® MARK COLLIE/Calloused Hands (MCA)

169/36 150/6

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59 69

110 80

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2 e 8 14 32 ROB CROSBY/She's A Natural (Arista) 101/0 31 43 27 3

s 17 31 33 GARTH BROOKS/The Thunder Rolls (Capitol) 82/0 40 24 18 4

48 38 SAWYER BROWN/The Walk (Curb/Capitol) 157/31 1 43 113 5

44 4o 2.7 ® ROBIN LEEMothin' But You (Atlantic) 123/4 0 48 75 6

BREAKER Q EDDIE LONDON/If We Can't Do It Right (RCA)

3 13 30 37 RANDY TRAVIS/Point Of Light (WB)

128/14 73/0

0 24

44 35

84 14

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9 to to r 38 MARTY STUART/Till I Found You (MCA) 79/0 14 47 18 10

BREAKER<ID HOLLY DUNN/Maybe I Mean Yes (WB) 124/14 0 31 93 BREAKER Q PAUL OVERSTREET/Ball And Chain (RCA) 127/45 0 23 104

DEBUT > CD CLINT BLACKNVhere Are You Now (RCA) 110/100 3 20 87 - 46 44 21 TOM WOPAT/Too Marry Honky Tonks (On My Way Home) (Epic) 95/6 2 34 59 43 41 40 43 WAYLON JENNINGS & WILLIE NELSON/If I Can Find A Clean Shirt (Epic) 89/0 3 39 47 _ _ 49 PIRATES OF THE MISSISSIPPI/Speak Of The Devil (Capitol) 105/19 0 32 73 - - so 4) MIKE REID/As Simple As That (Columbia) 110/30 0 20 90 45 43 42 46 EDDY RAVEN/Too Much Candy For A Dime (Capitol) 89/2 2 37 50 39 37 36 47 KENTUCKY HEADHUNTERS/With Body And Soul (Mercury) 91/0 0 35 56

7 25 41 48 PAM TILLIS/One Of Those Things (Arista) 50/2 10 30 10 DEBUT Q CARLENE CARTER/One Love (WB) 82/41 0 12 70 DEBUT ]t CLINTON GREGORY/One Shot At A Time (SOR) 74/8 0 16 58

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CLINT BLACK (100) 8.B. WATSON (50)

PAUL OVERSTREET (45) CARLENE CARTER (41)

McBRIDE á THE RIDE (41) DOUG STONE (36)

MARK CHESNUTT (31) DIAMOND RIO (31)'

SAWYER BROWN (31) MIKE REID (30)

HOTTEST .1

TRAVIS TRITT (141) TRISHA YEARWOOD (140)

ALABAMA (98) BILLY DEAN (97)

GEORGE STRAIT (58) RICKY VAN SHELTON (49)

ALAN JACKSON (45) DON WILLIAMS (39) REBA McENTIRE (35)

VINCE GILL (29)

Reports/Adds

JJ WHITE/The Crush (Curb) 51/0 B.B. WATSON/Light At The End._ (BNA) 50/50 J.P. PENNINGTON/You Gotta_. (MCA) 47/2 CHRIS LEDOUX/This Cowboy's Hat (Capitol)32/2 SANDRA BROWN/House... (SDundwaves) 10/1 GOLDENS/Lorg Gone (SBK/Capitol) 6/3 RICHARD & GARY/Cowboy Tonight (Wildcat) 6/1 HAL GIBSON/lt's All In Her Jeans (Curb) 5/1 LOBO LOGGINS/Ain't No Cows In Texas (SOR) 3/0 WALU DANIEL/You're Gonna... (Lonesome) 2/0

New artists have not yet had a Country

Breaker or concurrent airplay from 60%

of reporting stations.

MOST ADDED & HOTTEST list those songs achies. ing the most adds nationally and Me songs reported 'honest" compiled from all our reporters. The

number in parentheses immediately following the songs in Most Added & Hottest indicates the total number of Country reporters adding the song this week or noting that the song is among their live hot-

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BREAKERS EDDIE LONDON

If We Can't Do It Right (RCA) On 63% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 44, Light 84, Total Adds 14, WGNA, WHWK, WMZO, KRRV, KSCS, KKIX, KLLL, WKNN, WYYD, KAJA, WFMS, WNWN, WITL, KKAT. Moves 49-42-39-36 on the Country chart.

PAUL OVERSTREET Ball And Chain (RCA)

On 63% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 23, Light 104, Total Adds 45 including WTCR, WAJR, WYNY, WNUS, KEAN, WWNC, KASE, KEEY, KCJB, WFMB, KIK-FM, KASH, KNAX. Moves 48-40 on the Country chart.

Breakers are those records that have achieved concurrent airplay at 60% of our reporting sta-

tions. New & Active records are those receiving airplay at 30.59% of the stations. Records in

Significant Action are receiving airplay at 5-29% of the stations. Records do not have to

reach Breaker in order to chart. However, once a record charts, it must reach the 60% airplay

level within the three following weeks to achieve Breaker status.

HOLLY DUNN

Maybe I Mean Yes (WB) On 61% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 31, Light 93, Total Adds 14,

KILT -FM, WNOE, WKYO, WOWW, WOYK, KKYR, WUSN, WHOK, WITL, WLLR, KRKT, KUAD, KMLE, KIIM. Moves 47-43-39 on the Country chart.

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CLINT BLACK "Where Are You Now" (RCA) 110/100 Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 20, Light 87, Total Adds 100 including WGNA. WPOC, WYRK, WYNY, WDSY, KASE, WYNK, KSCS, KPLX, KILTFM, WIVK, WAMZ, WKSJ. KAJA, KFKF, WMIL. KWEN, KNIX, KUPL. KRAK. Debuts at number 41 on the Country chart.

MIKE REID "As Simple As That" (Columbia) 110/30 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 20, Light 90, Total Adds 30 including WHWK, WORE, WTCR, WCTK, KPLX, WHLZ, WCKT, WOKK, WKNN. KKYR, WFMS, WITL. KZKX, WMUS, WFMB, KFMS. KMIX, KMLE, KRAK, KDRK. Moves 50-45 on the Country chart

PIRATES OF THE MISSISSIPPI "Speak Of The Devil" (Capitol) 105/19 Rotations' Heavy 0. Medium 32, Light 73, Total Adds 19, WNUS, KEAN, WXBO, KPLX. KKIX, WOKK, WOWW, WHOK, WFMS, KIXO, WDAF, KZKX, WTSO, KTPK, WOXK, KRST, KASH, KCTR, KFMS Moves 49-44 on the Country chart. TOM WOPAT "Too Many Honky Tonks (On My Way Home)" (Epic) 95/6 Rotations Heavy 2. Medium 34, Light 59, Total Adds 6, WPOR, KKIX, KLLL. WOKK, KASH, KFMS. Heavy: WICO, WSTH. Medium: WPOC, KEAN. KPLX, KIKK, WAMZ. WSM, WTQR. WUBE. WCUZ, WMIL, KITS. KYGO. Moves 46-44.42 on the Country chart

CARLENE CARTER "One Love" (WB) 82/41 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 12, Light 70, Total Adds 41 including WQCB. WHWK, WNUS, WXTU, WWNC. KASE, WEZL, WTVY, WMSI, WVLK, WAMZ, WKSJ, KHAK, WFMS, WASKFM, KTTS, WTHI, KIK-FM, KKAT, KDRK. Debuts at number 49 on the Country chart.

CLINTON GREGORY "One Shot At A Time" (SOR) 74/8 Rotations: Heavy 0. Medium 16. Light 58, Total Adds 8, WCTK, WDLS. KHEY, KKIX, WHLZ, KYKX, WCHY, KCJB. Medium: WICO, KRRV, WWNC, WSTH, WTOR, WOW, WTCM, KVOO, KFDI, KRKT. KUZZ, KNIX, KNCO, KCKC, KDRK. Debuts at number 50 on the Country chart.

MARTIN DELRAY "Lillie's White Lies" (Atlantic) 55/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 18, Light 37, Total Adds 8, WAYZ, WWYZ, KKYR, WONE, KVOO, KIK-FM, KEKB, KNCQ. Medium: WBEE, WWNC, KASE, WSTH, WOWW, WOW, KRKT, KUZZ, KVOC. KUUY, KEEN, KDRK.

SHELBY LYNNE & LES TAYLOR "The Very First Lasting Love" (Epic) 53/15 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 8, Light 45, Total Adds 15, WPOC, WHWK, KPLX, KYKS, WOKK, WKYQ. KJNE. KVOX, KITS. WTHI, KVOO. KWOX, KVOC, KEKB, KRTY. Medium: WOKO, KEAN, KRRV, WSTH, WUBE.

JJ WHITE "The Crush" (Curb) 51/0 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 14. Light 36, Total Adds 0. Heavy. KRWO. Medium: WWNC, WTVY, WVLK, KLUR, WAXX, KFGO, KTTS, WTCM, KFDI, KUUY, KALF, KUGN, KNCO, KRAK. Light: WCTK, KSSN. WGKX. KNAX, KKAT. B.B. WATSON "Light At The End Of The Tunnel" (BNA Entertainment) 50/50 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 48. Total Adds 50 including WWYZ, WRKZ, WDSY, WEZL, KTCS, WPCV, KSSN, WAMZ, WSIX, WRNS. WNOE, KJNE, KHAK, WDAF, WTHI, KRKT, KUZZ, KYGO, KKAT, KSAN.

J.P. PENNINGTON "You Gotta Get Serious" (MCA) 47/2 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 10, Light 37, Total Adds 2, WAMZ. WCMS. Medium: KRRV, WTVY, WVLK, WNWN, KVOO, KFDI, KRKT, KALF, KEKB. KDRK. Light: WWYZ. KMML. WIVK, WRNS, WODR, WOW, KMIX, KMPS.

McBRIDE & THE RIDE "Same Old Star" (MCA) 43/41 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 41, Total Adds 41 including WRKZ. WDSY, WCTK, KRRV, KASE, WSTH, WKML, KYKX, KILL. WKSJ, WYYD, KIXS, KLUR, WHOK. WAXX. WMUS, KRKT, KEKB, KMLE, KKAT

MARCY BROTHERS "She Can" (Atlantic) 42/12 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 38, Total Adds 12, WOKO, WZPR, WRWD, WKML, KTCS. WVLK. KYKX, WRNS. WBKR. WKYO, KLUR, KRAK. Medium- WSTH, KRKT, KALF, KNCO Light. WWYZ, WTVY, WOWW, WOW, KTTS

SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO "Hard -Headed Man" (Columbia) 40/20 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1. Light 39, Total Adds 20, WWYZ, WCTK, WDLS. KTCS, WPCV, KYKX. KYKS, WCMS, WBKR. KIXS, WAXX, KVOX, KXXY, KTTS, WWJO, KTPK, KVOO, KWOX, KASH, KOFC.

OAK RIDGE BOYS "Change My Mind" (RCA) 38/15 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6. Light 32, Total Adds 15, WAYZ. WWYZ, WTVY, KJLO, WSIX. KIXS, WAXX, WYNG, KITS, WTHI, KTPK, KVOO, KWOX, KGHL, KDRK. Medium: WOKO, WCTK. WSTH.

MARK O'CONNOR & STEVE WARINER "Now It Belongs To You" (WB) 32/12 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 3, Light 28, Total Adds 12. WOKO, WRKZ, WTVY, WVLK, WKNN, WAXX, KVOX, KITS, KRKT, KGHL. KRWO, KNIX Medium: WSTH, WOW. Light: WAYZ, KYKX, KLUR, WXCL, KFDI, KMIX.

CHRIS LeDOUX "This Cowboy's Hat" (Capitol) 32/2 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 11, Light 20. Total Adds 2, KOFC, KMLE. Heavy: KRWO. Medium: KEAN, KNFM, WOWW, WDAF, WXCL, KFDI, KRKT, KOHL. KUUY, KWJJ. Light: WAYZ, WTVY, KLUR, KEEY, KNIX, KKAT, KEEN.

RAY STEVENS "Working For The Japanese" (Curb/Capitol) 32/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 28, 'Mal Adds 1, WDEZ. Medium: WTCR, KYKS, WOW, KFDI. Light: WHWK, WRKZ, WBEE, WSTH, KHEY, WGKX, WCMS, KIXS, WHOK, WWWW, KWMT, WDAF, WWJO, KV00. KUGN.

JOHNNY CASH "Wanted Man" (Mercury) 29/14 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 28, Taal Adds 14, WWYZ, WIOV, WRWD, WKAK, WTVY, WVLK, WRNS, WUSO, WAVC, KFGO, WOW, WWJO, WTHI, KASH Medium: KRKT. Light: WRKZ. WDLS, WFLS, WAXX, KMPS.

JANN BROWNE "It Only Hurts When I Laugh" (Curb) 27/9 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 25, Total Adds 9, WWYZ, WDLS, WDXE, KLUR, WOW, WXCL. KITS. KTPK, KWOX. Medium: WSTH, WAXX. Light: WRKZ, WICO, KMML, KNFM, KIXS. KRKT, KUZZ, KUUY, KALF.

RAY KENNEDY "I Like The Way It Feels" (Atlantic) 23/13 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 20. Total Adds 13, WRKZ, WICO, WKAK, KMML. WFLS, WDXE, WKSJ, KLUR, KFGO. KVOO, KOHL. KVOC, KALF. Medium- WSTH, KRKT, KUUY. Light KIXS, KIXO, WDAF, KNCO.

GARY MORRIS "Full Moon On An Empty Heart" (Capitol) 18/12 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 18, Total Adds 12. WOKO. WRKZ, WDSY, KASE. WTVY, WFLS, WPCV, WBKR, KITS, KVOO, KWOX, KVOC. Light: WWYZ, WKAK- WSTH. KLUR, KFGO, KUUY.

T. GRAHAM BROWN "You Can't Take It With You" (Capitol) 18/9 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 2. Light 16, Total Adds 9, KMML, WTVY, WCMS, WOWW, WAXX, KFGO, KITS, KVOO, KIK-FM Medium: WSTH. Light: WRKZ, WKAK. WFLS, WDXE, KLUR, WUSO, KVOC. KUUY

MEL McDANIEL "My Ex-Lite" (DPI) 15/2 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 12, Total Adds 2, WCAO, KEEY. Medium: WOW, KVOO, KRKT Light: WWYZ, WRKZ. WSTH, WTVY, WFLS, WDXE, KFGO, KITS. KFDI, KWOX.

SANDRA BROWN "House Across The Street" (Soundwaves) 10/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 10, Total Adds 1, WCTK. Light: WRKZ, WICO, WSTH, KLUR, KFGO, KITS, KV00. KFDI, KUUY.

` if2..t.1 r`'"-.. ARTIST/Song Title (Label) A/bum Title

TRAVIS TRITT f/MARTY STUART/The Whiskey Ain't... (WB) It's All About.. CHARLIE DANIELS BAND/Layla (Epic) Renegade

RICKY VAN SHELTON/Backroads (Columbia) Backroads

HIGHWAY 101 /Storm Of Love (WB) - Bing Bang Boom

CLINTON GREGORY/Satisfy Me And I'll Satisfy You (SOR) ..1!It Weren't For Country Music

ALAN JACKSON/Just Playin' Possum (Arista) Don't Rock The Jukebox

EARL THOMAS CONLEY 8 KEITH WHITLEY/Brotherly Love (RCA) Yours Truly

TRAVIS TRITT/Bible Belt (WB) It's All About To Change

CLINT BLACK/This Nightlife (RCA) Put Yourself In My Shoes

HIGHWAY 101 /Till I Get It Right (WB) Bing Bang Boom

TRAVIS TRITT/It's All About To Change (WB) It's All About To Change

LORRIE MORGAN/Something In Red (RCA) Something In Red

LORRIE MORGAN/Except For Monday (RCA) Something In Red

VERN GOSDIN/A Month Of Sundays (Columbia) Out Of My Heart

.VINCE GILL/Take Your Memory With You (MCA) Pocket Full 01 Gold

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+55 conversion factor

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TOP 10 CURB RECORDS

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SONG INFORMATION INDEX

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ALABAMA "Here We Are" (RCA 2828-7) Prod: Josh Leo, Larry Michael Lee, Alabama Wr: Beth Nielsen Chapman, Vince GUI Pub: Warner -Chappell Music, Benefit Music (BMI) Mgr. Dale Moms

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CLINT BLACK "Where Are You Now" (RCA 62016-2) Prod: James Stroud Wr: Clint Black. Hayden Nicholas Pub: Nowlin' Hits Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Bill Ham

LARRY BOONE "To Be With You" (Columbia 38 73813) Prod: Steve Buckingham, Marshall Morgan Wr: Gretchen Peters Pub: Silvertine Music (BMI) Mgr: Gene Ferguson

GARTH BROOKS "The Thunder Rolls" (Capitol 79722) Prod: Allen Reynolds Wr: Pat Alger, Garth Brooks Pub: Bait And Beer Music/ Forerunner Music, Mapr Bob Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Bob Doyle, Pam Lewis

BROOKS & DUNN "Brand New Man" (Arista 2232) Prod: Scott Hendricks. Don Cook Wr: Don Cook, Ronnie Dunn, Kix Brooks Pub: Sony Tree Publishing; Sony Cross Keys Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Bob Tilley

SANDRA BROWN "House Across The Street" (Soundwaves 346-7) Prod: Joe Gibson, Pewee Melton Wr: Sandra Brown Pub: Hitkit Music (BMI) Mgr: Joe Gibson

T. GRAHAM BROWN "You Can't Take It With You" (Capitol 79798) Prod: Barry Beckett, T. Graham Brown Wr: Steve Bogard. Rick Giles Pub: Chappell & CoJE.E.G. Music (ASCAP) Mgr: C.K. Spertock

JANN BROWNE "It Only Hurts When I Laugh" (Curb 76879) Prod: Steve Fishell Wr: Kostas, Marty Stuart Pub: Songs 01 PolyGram International (BMI) Mgr: Tracy Gershon

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MARY-CHAPIN CARPENTER "Down At The Twist And Shout" (Columbia 38 73838) Prod: Mary -Chapin Carpenter, John Jennings Wr: Mary -Chapin Carpenter Pub: EMI April MusiclGetarealpb Music (BMI) Mgr: Tom Carrico, John Simson

CARLENE CARTER "One Love" (WB 7-19255) Prod: Howie Epstein Wr: Carlene Carter, Howie Epstein, Perry Lamek Pub: Carlooney Tunes/Chrysalis Music Group, EMI Music Publishing, He Dog Musk/ Twyla Dent Music; Lamek Publishing/Laughing Dogs Music (ASCAP; BMI) Mgr: Bill Carter

LIONEL CARTWRIGHT "Leap Of Faith" (MCA 54078) Prod: Barry Beckett, Tony Brown Wr: Lionel Cartwright Pub: Wanner - Tamerlane Publishing/Long Run Music (BMI) Mgrt Noel Fox

JOHNNY CASH "Wanted Man" (Mercury 848 469) Prod: Jack Clement Wr: Bob Dylan, John R. Cash Pub: Big Sky Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Lou Robin

MARK CHESNUTT "Your Love Is A Miracle" (MCA 54136) Prod: Mark Wright Wr: Bill Kenner, Mark Wright Pub: Tom Collins Music, EMI Blackwood Music/Wnghtchild Music (BMI) Mgr: BDM Company MARK COLLIE "Calloused Hands" (MCA 54079) Prod: Tony Brown, Doug Johnson Wr: Pat Alger, Gene Levine Pub: Bait And Beer Music/Forerunner Music, Colgems{MI Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Don Light

EARL THOMAS CONLEY "Shadow Of A Doubt" (RCA 2826-7) Prod: Richard Landis Wr: Robert Byrne, Tom Wopat Pub: Fame Publishing/ Bobworld Music; Rick Hall Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: BDM Company

ROB CROSBY "She's A Natural" (Arista 2180) Prod: Tim DuBois, Scott Hendncks Wr: Rob Crosby, Rick Bowles Pub: Grand Coalition Music, Maypop Music (BMI) Mgr: Steve Small

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DAVIS DANIEL "Picture Me" (Mercury 848 291) Prod: Ron Haffkine Wr: Brian R. Shaw, Mentor Williams Pub: Nickel Nugget Music; WB MusicBamatuck Musk/Mentor Williams Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Ron Haffkine

BILLY DEAN "Somewhere In My Broken Heart" (SBK/Capitol 79596) Prod: Chuck Howard, Toni Shapiro Wr: Billy Dean. Richard Leigh Pub: EMI Blackwood Music, EMI April Music/Lon-Hearted Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Ken Stilts

MARTIN DELRAY "Lillie's White Lies" (Atlantic 7-87680) Prod: Blake Mevis, Nelson Larkin Wr: Wood Newton, Billy Ray Reynolds Pub: Mighty Nice Music/Add-In Music, Sir Claxton Music (BMI) Mgr, Dick Beacham

DIAMOND RIO "Mirror, Mirror" (Arista 2262) Prod: Monty Powell, Tin DuBois Wr: Bob DiPiero, John Jenard, Mark D.

Sanders Pub: Little Big Town Music/Amencan Made Music; Alabama Band Music, MCA Music Publishing (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Ted Hacker

DEAN DILLON "Friday Night's Woman" (Atlantic 7-87794) Prod: Blake Mevis, Dean Dillon Wr: Dean Dillon, Blake Mevis, Buddy Cannon Pub: Music Corporation Of America/Jessie Jo Music; MCA Music/Haven Harbor Music, Buddy Cannon Music/PRI (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Hallmark Direction

HOLLY DUNN "Maybe I Mean Yes" (WB 7-19266) Prod: Holly Dunn, Chris Waters Wr: Holly Dunn, Chris Waters. Tom Shapiro Pub: Careers-BMG Music Publishing/South Heart Music; Edge ()Woods Music/Kinetic Diamond Music/Moline Valley Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Refugee Management

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EXILE "Even Now" (Arista 2228) Prod: Randy Sharp, Tim DuBois Wr: Randy Sharp, Marc Beeson Pub: With Any Luck Music; Sleepy Time Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Gallin-Morey Associates

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VINCE GILL "Liza Jane" (MCA 54123) Prod: Tony Brown Wr: Vince Gill, Reed Nielsen Pub: Benefit Music, English Town Music (BMI) Mgr: Fitzgerald -Hartley

LEE GREENWOOD w/SUZY BOGGUSS "Hopelessly Yours" (Capitol 79690) Prod: Jerry Crutchfield Wr: Curly Putman, Keith Whitley, Don Cook Pub: Sony Tree Publishing; Sony Cross Keys (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Jerry Bentley; Maria cooper -Bruner

CLINTON GREGORY "One Shot At A Time" (SOR 420) , rod: Ray Pennington Wr: Curt Ryle Pub: TitIIs Tunes (BMI) Mgr: Ray P ennington

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ALAN JACKSON "Don't Rock The Jukebox" (Arista 2220) Prod: Scott Hendricks, Keith Stegall Wr: Alan Jackson, Roger Murrah. Keith Stegall Pub: Seventh Son Music, Mattie Ruth Musick; Tom Collins Music/ Murran Music (ASCAP; BMI) Mgr: Barry Coburn

JJ WHITE "The Crush" (Curb 77492) Prod: James Stroud Wr: John Hiatt Pub: Ullybilly PublshingBug Music (BMI) Mgr: Tom Skeeter

RAY KENNEDY "I Like The Way It Feels" (Atlantic 7-87651) Prod: Ray Kennedy Wr: Ray Kennedy, Red Lane, Bobby David Pub: Sony Tree Publishing; Sony Cross Keys Publishing (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Dale Morris

KENTUCKY HEADHUNTERS "With Body And Soul" (Mercury 868 418) Prod: Kentucky Headhunters Wr: Virginia Stauffer Pub: Bill Monroe Music IBMI) Mgr: Mitchell Fox

HAL KETCHUM "Small Town Saturday Night" (Curb 76865) Prod: Allen Reynolds, Jim Rooney Wr. Pat Alger, Hank DeVno Pub: Bait And Beer Music/Forerunner Music, Little Nemo Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Walt Quinn

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CHRIS LeDOUX "This Cowboy's Hat" (Capitol 79782) Prod: Jimmy Bowen, Jerry Crutchfield Wr: Jake Brooks Pub: Wamer/Elektra/ Asylum Music/Brooks Bros. PubINhing/Halsey Bros. Music (3MI) Mgr: Al LeDoux

ROBIN LEE "Nothin' But You" (Atlantic 7-87680) Prod: James Stroud Wr: Steve Earle Pub: Goldline Musc/Wamer Bros. Music rASCAP) Mgr: Robin Lee Enterpn,es

EDDIE LONDON "If We Can't Do It Right" (RCA 2821-7) Prod: Ronnie Rogers, Warren Peterson Wr: Ronnie Rogers, Mark Wright Pub: Maypop Music, Blackwood Music/Wnghtchild Music (BMI) Mgr: Dale Moms

PATTY LOVELESS "Blue Memories" (MCA 54075) Prod: Tony Brown Wr: Paul Kenner -ley, Karen Brooks Pub: Irving Music/ Liftleraarch Music (BMI) Mgr: G. Gerald Roy

SHELBY LYNNE & LES TAYLOR "The Very First La!ting Love" (Epic 34 73904) Prod: James Stroud Wr: Les Taylor, Lonnie Wilson, Paul Hollowell Pub: Les Taylor Music/Willesden Music; Zomba Enterprises, Thrill On The Hill Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Rich Schwan, Will Byrd

MARCY BROTHERS "She Can" (Atlantic 7-87741) Prod: Nelson Larkin, Ron Reynolds Wr: Steve Seskin, Austin Gardner Pub: Love This Town Music; Caddo Music (ASCAP; BMI) Mgr: Sid Marcy

KATHY MATTEA "Whole Latta Holes" (Mercury 86E 394) Prod: Allen Reynolds Wr: Jon Vezner, Don Henry Pub: Shedchouse Music, Sony Cross Keys Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Bob Titley

McBRIDE & THE RIDE "Same Old Star" (MCA 54125) Prod: Tony Brown, Steve Fishell Wr: Terry McBride. Bell Carter, Ruth Ellsworth, Gary Nicholson Pub: Violet Crown Music/Blame Must; Cross Keys Publishing (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Ken Stilts

MEL McDANIEL "My Ex -Life" (DPI 5005) Prod: Keith Stegall, Roger Murrah Wr: Bob McDill, Layng Martine Jr. Pub: PolyGram International Publishing/Ranger Bob Music; Layng Martine Jr.

Songs (ASCAP; BMI) Mgr: Mel McDaniel

REBA McENTIRE "Fallin' Out Of Love" (MCA 5410E) Prod: Tony Brown Wr: Jon Ims Pub: Paul Craft MUSIC (BMI) t,t r: Starstruck Mgmt

RONNIE MILSAP "Since I Don't Have You" (RCA 2.348-2) Prod: Rob Galbraith, Richard Lands. Ronnie Milsap Kr: Joseph Rock. James Beaumont & The Skyliners Pub: Bonnyview Music Corporation, Southern Music Publishing Company (ASCAP) Mgr: Morass, Nanas, Go den, Peay

GARY MORRIS "Full Moon On An Empty Heart" (Capitol 79816) Prod: Gary Morris Wr: Gary MOMS Pub: Logrhythm Music (BMI) Mgr: Steve Small

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OAK RIDGE BOYS "Change My Mind" (RCA 2013-2) Prod: Ron Chancey Wr: A.J. Masters, Jason Blume Pub: Bull's Creek Music; Zomba Enterprises (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Jim Halsey

MARK O'CONNOR & STEVE WARINER "Now It Belongs To You" (WB 4913) Prod: Mark O'Connor, Jim Ed Norman Wr: Steve Wanner Pub: Steve Wanner Music/Irving Music (BMI) Mgr: Craig Miller, Vector Mcmt.

PAUL OVERSTREET "Ball And Chain" (RCA 2459-2) Prod: Brown Bannister, Paul Overstreet Wr: Paul Overstreet, Don Schlitz Pub: Scarlet Moon Music: Don Schlitz Music/Almo Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Bobby Roberts

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DOLLY PARTON "Sliver And Gold" (Columbia 38 73826) Prod: Steve Buckingham, Gary Smith Wr: Cad Perkins, Greg Perkins, Stan Perkins Pub: Brick Hit Music (BMI) Mgr: Gallin-Morey Associates

J.P. PENNINGTON "You Gotta Get Serious" (MCA 54126) Prod: Barry Beckett Wr: J.P. Pennington, Troy Seals, Eddie Setser Pub: Pacific Island Publishing, Warne' Bros. Music Corporation, East 64th Music; Wamer-Tamertane Publishing/Vasa Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Bill Carter

PIRATES OF THE MISSISSIPPI "Speak Of The Devil" (Capitol 79783) Prod: James Stroud, Rich Alves Wr: Bill McCorvey, Rich Alves, Danny Bear Mayo Pub: Great Cumberland Music, Flaw Factor, Bear And Bill Musk (BMI) Mgr: Ken Stilts

EDDY RAVEN "Too Much Candy For A Dime" (Capitol 79779) Prod: Barry Beckett Wr: Eddy 9aven, David Powelson Pub: Milene Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Bob Bantam

COLLIN RAYE "All I Can Be (Is A Sweet Memory)" (Epic 34 73831) Prod: Jerry Fuller, John Hobbs Wr: Hartan Howard Pub: Sony Tree Publishing (BMI) Mgr: Scott Dean Mgmt.

MIKE REID "As Simple As That" (Columbia 38 73888) Prod: Steve Buckingham Wr: Mike Reid. Allen Shamblin Pub: Akno Music Corporation/Brio Blues Music, Hayes St Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Stan Morass

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SAWYER BROWN "The Walk" (Curb/Capitol 79750) Prod: Randy Scruggs. Mark Miller Wr: Mark Miller Pub: Zoo II (ASCAP) Mgr: T.K. Kimbrell

RICKY VAN SHELTON "I Am A Simple Man" (Columbia 38 73780) Prod: Steve Buckingham Wr: Walt Aldridge Pub: Rick Hall Music (ASCAP) Mgr: International Management Services

SHENANDOAH "The Moon Over Georgia" (Columbia 38 73777) Prod: Rick Hall, Robert Byrne Wr: M. Narrnore Pub: Fame Music (BMI) Mgr: Bill Carter

RAY STEVENS "Working For The Japanese" (Curb/Capitol 79802) Prod: Ray Stevens Wr: Ron Delacy Pub: Paul Craft Music (BMI) Mgr: Don Williams

DOUG STONE "I Thought It Was You" (Epic 34 73895) Prod: Doug Johnson Wr: Tim Mensy, Gary Hamson Pub: Sony Cross Keys Publishing/Miss Dot Music; Wamer-Tamerlane Publishing/Patnck Joseph Music (ASCAP; BMI) Mgr: John Donis, Phyllis Bennette

GEORGE STRAIT "You Know Me Better Than That" (MCA 54127) Prod: Jimmy Bowen, George Shah Wr: Tony Haselden, Anna Lisa Graham Pub: Millhouse Music; Sheddhouse Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Ery Woolsey

MARTY STUART 'Till I Found You" (MCA 54065) Prod: Richard Bennett, Tony Brown Wr: Paul Kennedey, Hank DeVito Pub: Irving Music/LMlemarch Music; Little Nemo Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Rothbaum & Gamer

SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO "Hard -Headed Man" (Columbia 38 73907) Prod: Steve Buckingham, Wendy Waldman Wr: A. Landis, Don Schlitz Pub: Wamer-Tamerlane Publishing/Shiny Penny Music; Don Schlitz Music/Alin Musk (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Chuck Flood

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PAM TILLIS "One Of Those Things" (Arista 2203) Prod: Paul Worley, Ed Seay Wr: Pam Tiflis, Paul Overstreet Pub: Warner/ Elektra/AsylumBkwd, Sweat Si Ink, Scarlett Moon Music/Screen Gems -EMI Music (BMI) Mgr: Mike Robertson

RANDY TRAVIS "Point Of Light" (WB 7-19283) Prod: Kyle Lehning Wr: Don Seiner, Thom Schuyler Pub: Don Schlitz Musk/ Almo Music; EMI Blackwood/Bethlehem Music (ASCAP; BMI) Mgr: Lib Hatcher

TRAVIS TRITT "Here's A Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares)" (WB 7-19310) Prod: Gregg Brown Wr: Travis Tntt Pub: Tree Publishing/Post Oak Publishing (BMI) Mgr: Ken Kragen

TANYA TUCKER "Down To My Last Teardrop" (Capitol 79711) Prod: Jerry Crutchfield Wr: Paul Davis Pub: Paul And Jonathan Songs (BMI) Mgr: Beau Tucker

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B.B. WATSON "Light At The End Of The Tunnel" (BNA 62039-7) Prod: Clyde Brooks Wr: Richard Fagan, Kim Williams. Mack Williams Pub: Of Music/Sony Cross Keys Publishing (ASCAP) Mgr: Kathy Gangwisch

WAYLON & WILLIE "If I Can Find A Clean Shirt" (Epic 34 47462) Prod: Bob Montgomery Wr: Troy Seals, Waylon Jennings Pub: Warner Bros. Music/Two Sons Music; Waylon Jennings Music (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Mark Rothbaum; Jim Halsey

DON WILLIAMS "Lord Have Mercy On A Country Boy" (RCA 2820-7) Prod: Don Williams, Garth Fundis Wr: Bob McDill Pub: PolyGram International Publishing/Ranger Bob Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Morass, Nanas, Golden, Peay

TOM WOPAT "Too Many Honky Tonks (On My Way Home)" (Epic 34 73862) Prod: Rick Hall Wr: Chiles Patrick. Ben Shaw, Tommy Barnes Pub: Butputter Music; Ben Shaw Musk, Edge O'Woods Music/Tommy Barnes Musc (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Rick Hall Productions

r TRISHA YEARWOOD "She's In Love With The Boy" (MCA 54076) Prod: Garth Fundis Wr: Jon Ims Pub: Warner/Elektra/Asylum Music/Rites Of Passage Musk (BMI) Mgr: Bob Doyle, Pam Lewis

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62. RIO July 19,1991 COUNTRY ADDS & HOTS MOST ADDED

Clint Black (RCA)

Paul Overstreet (RCA)

EAST HOTTEST Travis Tritt (WB)

Trisha Yearrood (MCA)

Alabama (RCA)

Billy Dean (SBK Capitol)

MOST ADDED Clint Black (RCA)

B.B. Watson (BNA Entertainment) McBride 6 TM Rode (MCA)

Diamond Rio (Arista)

SOUTH HOTTEST Travis Trill (WB)

Trisha Yearwood (MCA)

Billy Dean (SBK/Capitol)

Alabama (RCA)

MOST ADDED . MIDWEST HOTTEST Clint Black (RCA) Trisha T earrood (MCA)

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LENNY KRAVITZ It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over (Virgin)

57% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 9, Medium 42, Light 21, Total Adds 12 including 2WD, WMTX, KBIG, KOST, WKLI, WMAG, WTFM, KMGL, KOLH, WOLR. Moves 24-20 on the AC chart.

NEW CHICAGO "You Come To My Senses" (Full Moon/Reprise) 62/14 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Median 29/4, Light 32/10, Total Adds 14, WWLI, KLSI, WZNY, WTFM, KELT, KVKI, WLHT, KCIX, KOLH, KKOS, WKTK, WIHN, KKSR, KMAJ. Heavy: WTCB Medium including WLTT, KMMX, KKCW, WKYE. WOBM, WMGS, KKMJ, WOSM, WMAG, WDLX, WAHR, WRVR, KRAV, 3WM, WSGY, WNMB, WFFX.

CELINE DION "The Last To Know" (Epic) 50/6 Rotations: Heavy 310, Medium 17/3, Light 30/3. Total Adds 6, WORM, WARM, WFMK, KOLH, KKOS, WSGY. Heavy: WLTE, KKMJ, WRVR Medium including WLTS, KESZ, KKCW, WGLL, WZNY, WTCB, WAHR, WNMB, KTYL. WMTFM, KZLT, WOLH, KKAZ, KPAYFM Light including WLEV, WKYE, WIVY, WTFM, KELT, KMGL, KVKI.

ROXETTE "Fading Like A Flower (Every Time You Leave)" (EMI) 49/8 Rotations: Heavy 3 0, Medium 30/5, Light 16/3, Total Adds 8, KMMX, KXLT, WOBM. WARM, WMYI, WFFX, WIHN, WMTFM. Heavy: WKYE, KZLT, KKAZ. Medium including WROX, WMTX, WKOX. WLTF, 8100, WLEV, K'GLL, WMGS, WSTR, WDLX, WAHR, KELT, WRMF, WOMX, KRNO, KKOS, WSGY, KEZA, KRLB

HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS "It Hit Me Like A Hammer" (EMI) 48/21 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 15/4, Light 32/17, Total Adds 21, WKOX, WWNK, 0100, WGLL, WKYE, WMGS, WSTR, WLMX, WOLX, WAHR, KVKI, KRAV, WCRZ, KKOBFM, JOY99, WKTK, WNMB, WOLH, KIZZ, KKSR, KCMJ. Heavy: KPAYFM. Medium including WMTX, KKCW, WLACFM, KGBX 3WM, KKOS, WFFX, KVIC, WMTFM, KZLT, KKAZ.

KEITH WASHINGTON "Kissing You" (WB) 48/1 Rotations Heavy 3/0, Medium 24 0. Light 21/1, Total Adds 1, KVKI Heavy: WAHR, KELT, KKLD. Medium: WLTS, WENS, KOST, KESZ, KKCW, WKYE, KKMY, WTCB, WTFM, WRVR, 3WM, KRNO, KOLH, KKOS, WSGY, WNMB. KTYL, WMTFM, KZLT, WLDR, KKAZ, KPAYFM, KTHT, KSTR. Light including WWLI, WUSA.

MOODY BLUES "Say It With Love" (Polydor/PLG) 40/4 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 16/0, Light 22/4, Total Adds 4, KELT, WCRZ. KISC, WFFX Heavy: KZLT, KPAYFM. Medium: WMTX, WENS. KESZ, WKYE, WOBM, KKMY, WAHR, WTFM, WSGY, WNMB, KM. KVIC, WIHN. WOLR, KKAZ, KSTR. Light including WLTT, WARM98, KKCW, KEZR. WLEV, WIVY, KRAV, KMJC.

ESCAPE CLUB "I'll Be There" (Atlantic) 40/1 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 21/0, Light 13/1, Total Adds 1, KKOBFM. Heavy' WAHR, KRNO, KOLH, KKOS, KKLD, WOLR. Medium: KOST, KKCW, 8100. WGLL, WKYE, WOBM, WMGS, KKMY, WRMF, JOY99, WSGY, WNMB, WFFX, KTYL, KVIC, WIHN, KZLT, WOLH, KIZZ, WLDR, KKAZ Light including KLSI, KLSY.

CATHY DENNIS "Too Many Walls" (Polydor/PLG) 34/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 12/2, Light 22/6, Total Adds 8, WYXR, WOBM, 3WM, KKOS, KKLD. WOLH. KIDX. KSTR.

Medium including KESZ, WKYE, WAHR, KELT, KRNO, WSGY, KEZA. KZLT, WOLR, KIZZ. Light including 0100, WKLI,

WLEV, WTCB, WRVR, KRAV, KMJC, KRLB, WNMB, WFFX, KTYL, KVIC.

r1 Total Reports/Adds Heavy

O GLORIA ESTEFAN 125/1 102

2 PAULA ABDUL 114/0 77

O BRYAN ADAMS 112/11 78 Q NATALIE COLE wiNAT "KING" COLE 116/4 74

5 MICHAEL W. SMITH 103/0 77 Q WILSON PHILLIPS 108/3 72

7 LUTHER VANDROSS 102/0 67 Q AMY GRANT 107/10 46

9 EXTREME 97/ 1 45 CHER 103/6 40

11 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES 92/1 42 12 MARC COHN 87/2 43

DAVE STEWART f/CANDY DULFER 86/6 23 ROD STEWART 88/14 14

e PEABO BRYSON 81/5 15

16 LISA FISCHER 75/1 18

BONNIE RAITT 78/12 14

18 SURFACE 66/0 18

MICHAEL BOLTON 79/15 3

a LENNY KRAVITZ 72/12 9

21 MICHAEL BOLTON 57/0 18

22 GLENN FREY 58/0 15

23 MARIAM CAREY 49/0 12

CHICAGO 62/14 1

® ROXETTE 49/8 3

a KEITH WASHINGTON 48/1 3 27 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE 40/0 13

28 ESCAPE CLUB 40/1 6

a CELINE DION 50/6 3 e HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS 48/21 1

Medium Light

19 4 30 7

30 4 27 15

20 6 29 7

30 5

52 9 39 13

52 11

41 9 33 11

46 17

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35 13

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27 16

30 7

29 32 30 16

24 21 20 7

21 13

17 30 15 32

HUEY LEWIS (21) MICHAEL BOLTON (15)

BETH NIELSEN CHAPMAN (15) CHICAGO (14)

ROD STEWART (14) LENNY KRAVITZ (12) BONNIE RAITT (12)

TRIPLETS (12) BRYAN ADAMS (11)

KENNY G (11)

HOT. TEST GLORIA ESTEFAN (85)

BRYAN ADAMS (64) NATALIE COLE (60)

MICHAEL W. SMITH (59) PAULA ABDUL (56)

LUTHER VANDROSS (53) WILSON PHILLIPS (45)

MARC COHN (29) EXTREME (29)

AMY GRANT (23) HALL & OATES (23)

AARON NEVILLE "Everybody Plays The Fool" (A&M) 34/6 Rotations: Heavy 20, Medium 17/2, Light 154, Total Adds 6, KRAV, WRMF, KMJC, 3WM, WSGY. KVIC. Heavy: WIVY, KPAYFM Medium including WLTS, KESZ, WTCB, WAHR, WRVR, KELT, KOLH, KKOS, JOY99, KTDY, WNMB, WFFX, KZLT, WOLR KIDX Lght including WMYX, 8100, KEZR, KGBX, KKLD, KRLB, WMTFM.

TOM SCOTT "If You're Not The One" (GRP) 32/2 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/0, Light 20/2, Total Adds 2. KKMY. KMGL Heavy: KPAYFM. Medium: KMMX. KKMJ, WTCB, WAHR,'. /RVR, WMGN, KRNO, WNMB, KZLT, WOLR, KKAZ. Light including WLTS. WARM98, KESZ, WLEV, WKYE, KELT, KRAV, KMJC, 3WM, KKLD, WFFX, KTYL, KVIC, WMTFM, WOLH, KZZ. TRIPLETS "Sunrise" (Mercury) 27/12 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4/2. Light 23 10, Total Adds 12, KLSY, WKYE, WORM, KKMY, WBTFM, WAHR, KELT, KMJC, KOLH, KEZA, WOLH, KIZZ. Medium including WFFX, WOLR. Light including WLEV, WGLL. 3WM, WSGY, KTDY, WNMB, KTYL, KVIC, WMTFM, KZLT, WLDR, KKAZ, KSTR.

KENNY G "Theme From 'Dying Young'" (Arista) 25/11 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 42, Light 21/9, Total Adds 11, WARM98, KESZ, WGLL, WKYE, KKMJ, WRVR, KRAV, KSSKFM, WFFX, KMAJ, KPAYFM. Medium including WTCB, 3WM. Light including WLEV, KMGL, WNMB, KTYL. KVIC, WMTFM, KZLT, WOLH, WOLR, KIDX, KKAZ, KTHT.

AFTER 7 "Nights Like This" (Virgin) 24/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 9/0, Light 15/3, Total Adds 3, WTCB, KMJC, KSSKFM. Medium: 8100, WSTR, WDLX, U102, WRMF, KKOS, JOY99. WMTFM, KZLT. Light including WGLL, WKYE, WMAG, KRAV, WSGY, KTDY, WNMB, KTYL, WOLR, WLDR. KMAJ, (KAZ.

RIFF "If You're Serious" (SBK) 21/5 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2/1, Light 19/4, Total Adds 5, WOBM. KKMY, KMJC, 3WM, KTYL. Medium including WSGY. light including KESZ, WLEV, WTCB, WRVR, KELT, KRAV, KKLD, KEZA, WNMB, WFFX, KZLT, WOLR, KIZZ, WLDR, KKAZ.

THIRTYSOMETHING "Title Theme" (Geffen) 21/0 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 8 0, Light 13/0, Total Adds 0. Medium: WALK. WTCB WAHR, WRVR, KMGL, KVKI, KZLT, KPAYFM Light: WARM98, WLEV, WKYE, KKMJ, KMJC, WWSN, WMGN, WNMB, KTYL. WOLR, KKSR, KIDX, KKAZ.

ROBERT PALMER "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight" (EMI) 16/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7/0, light 9/3, Total Adds 3, KMJC, KMAJ, KIDX. Median: KESZ. WAHR, KRNO, KOLH, KZLT, KKAZ, KPAYFM. Light including 8100, WGLL. WNMB, WFFX, KVIC, WOLR.

BETH NIELSEN CHAPMAN "All I Have" (Reprise) 15/15 Rotations Heaw 0, Medium 2/2, Light 13/13. Total Adds 15, KESZ, KKCW, WGLL, WKYE, WTCB, WAHR, WRVR, WLACFM, KRAV, WNMB, <M, WMTFM, KZLT, WOLR, KKAZ.

DESMOND CHILD "Love On A Rooftop" (Elektra) 15/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4/0, Light 11/1, Total Adds 1, KTDY. Medium: WLEV, WMGS, KKOS, WSGY. Light including WKYE, KKMY, KRAV, WNMB, KTYL. KVIC, KZLT, WOLR, KKAZ, KSTR.

JJJ.ar11 J JACKSON BROWNE & JENNIFER WARNES "Golden Slumbers" (Disney) 13/8 Rotations Heave 0, Medium 3n Light 10 7, Total Adds 8, KLSI, WKYE, KKMJ, WRVR, 3WM, KZLT,'KKAZ, KSTR. Medium including WTCB. WOLR. Light including KMMX, KKLD. WMTFM.

GREGG TRIPP "Time" (Impact) 9/7 Rotations Healy,/ 0, Medium 0. Light 9,7, Total Adds 7, 3WM, WSGY, WFFX, KTYL. KZLT, WOLR, KIDX Light including KVIC.

KKAZ

PAUL BRADY "Nobody Knows" (Fontana/Mercury) 7/7 Rotaticns Heavy 0, Medium 0 Light 7/7, Total Adds 7, WSGY, WNMB, KVIC, KZLT, WOLR, KKAZ, KSTR.

WILLIAMS BROTHERS "Can't Cry Hard Enough" (WB) 7/1 Rotaticns Heavy 1/0. Medium 2/0, Light 4/1, Total Adds 1, KKMY. Heavy: WAHR. Medium: KOLH. WOLR. Light including KKLD KZLT, KKAZ

UB40 "Here I Am (Come And Take Me)" (Virgin) 7/0 Rotaticns Heavy P0, Medium 4/0, Light 2/0, Total Adds 0 Heavy: KRLB. Medium WROX, 8100, KKOBFM, KKOS. Light: WWNK KKAZ.

BOBBY CALDWELL "Even Now" (Sin-Drome) 6/2 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 1.0. Light 5 2, Total Adds 2, WAHR, KVIC. Medium KPAYFM Light including KKCW. KKLD. KKAZ

MICHAEL BOLTON "When A Man Loves A Woman" (Columbia) 6/1 Rotations Heavy 3'0, Medium 2/0 Light 1/1, Total Adds 1, WDLX. Heavy WWLI, WWNK. WLTF. Medium WMYI, 3WM

JACK MACK "Round And Round" (Voss) 5/0 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0. Light 5'0, Total Adds 0 Light' WNMB, KVIC, KZLT, WOLR. KKAZ

ave 1 a Beth Nielsen Chapman "All I Have"

The new single from the critically -acclaimed album

Beth Nielsen Chapman, fresh on the heels of "Walk My May," her top 10 AC hit.

Already pulling great phones nationwide.

Featured on the NBC-TV series "Days Of Our Lives."

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FIRST WEEK:

MOST ADDED!

64RaR July 19,1991 AC ACIDS ES HOTS CURRENT -BASED

PI WALK/long Island Freellomberdo

AMERICA Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS

LUTHER VANDROSS

GLORIA E_STEFµ MICHAEL W. SMITH NATALIE COLE w/NA

WNSR/New York Bob Dunphy

none Hottest: PAULA A®UL GLORIA ESTAFAN MIKE L THE ITCHµ HALL L OATES CHER

WE XR/Phlledelphta Gerry DeFrencesco

CATHY DENNIS NATAL IE CELL u/NA PAULA ABDUL Hottest: PAULA ABDUL LUTHER VANDROSS

SIMPLE MINIS BRYAN ADAMS

AMY GRANT

WWII/Providence Bill George

CHICAGO

Hottest: PAULA A®UL GLORIA ESTAFAN NATALIE COLE w/NA MICHAEL W. SPAIN MICHAEL WHEW

W LTT/W ashington Chuck Morgan

now Hottest: GLORIA ESTEEM AMY GRANT unto' VANDROSS

WILSON PHILLIPS STEIART A WIFER

WHO X/Weshinglon PelsoUShos10k

NATALIE COLE w/NA

GLORIA ESTAFAN Hottest: PAULA AEDUL R.E.M. MICHAEL M. SMITH EXTREME

SMART A DD FER

P2 WKLUAlbany Knott/Holmberg

DENNY KRAVITZ Hottest: PAULA AltUL HALL A OATHS GLORIA ESTEµ MICHAEL W. SIN

WI. EVIAIientown JAR Silvers

none Hottest: LISA FISCNER GLORIA ESTEA/I HALL A OATES NATALIE DOLE u/NA BRUCE HORNSBY

WEBE/Brdpepor HMesn/Norman

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STEWART A WEER Hottest: EITRDE PAULA ABDUL

GLORIA ESTEµ NATALIE COLE u/NA BPI AN ADAMS

WGLL/Hagerstown, MD

MeyerlB urns

HUEY LENTS A THE KENNY G

BETH NIEJSEN CHAP

AMERICA Hottest: GLORIA ESTEµ NATALIE ORLE u/NA MIL SCR PHILLIPS MICHAEL M. 9111T1 BRYAN ADAMS

YIN YEIJohnatown, PA

Jack Michaels

R.E.M. BETH NIELSEN CHAP

TRIPLETS BROMEA WANES KENNY G

HUEY LEWIS A THE Hottest: GLORIA ESTEµ NATALIE COLE w/NA AMY GRANT

STEWART A DUI}ER BRYAN ADAMS

WOBM/Monmoulh-0cear Dosrns/Devoll

ROSETTE CATHY DENTS BRYAN µA16 TRIPLETS RIFF CELINE DIO» Hottest: GLORIA ESTEµ HALL L OATES NATALIE LADLE u/NA LUTHER VANDROSS WILSa PHILLIPS

WOHO/Salisbury, MD

Thom Walsh

BRYAN µA16 Hottest: NATALIE IDLE LONA

EXTRDIF.

LISA FISCHER SOUTHERN SONS

SURFACE

WHYN-FMISpInglNld, MA Bill Mess

PEAS BRYSON

MICHAEL MILTON MARC (NM Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS

GLORIA ESTE µ HALL OATES MICHAEL W. CRIN WILSON PHILLIPS

WY VY/Syracuse Tom Langmyer

BRYAN µA16 AMY GRANT

CHER

Hottest: GLORIA ESTEEM PAULA AMIUL LUTHER VµIRES MICHAEL H. SHIN EXTREME

WMGS/WIIAes Bane Norton/ Marnotl

WHEY LEWIS & NE Hottest: All GRANT

WILSON PHILLIPS BRYAN ADAMS

GLORIA ESTEµ MICHAEL W. SMITH

WJBR/WHmington, DE

E.yel W ellrlon

NATALIE TILE w/NA Hottest: PAULA ABDUL BRYAN µA16 MARIAM CAREY 1.211112 VANDROSS

AMY GRANT

W SRSI W erceater NusseylLose

none »attest: PAULA ABDUL RICH ASTLEY MARIAN CAREY

NATALIE CORE w/NA GLORIA ESTEFµ

WARM/York, PA Kelly West

HOYETTE

CELINE DIa Hottest: HALL L DATES ROD STEWART

MICHAEL BOLTON

PAULA AFOUL

GLORIA FSTEFµ

P3 WZIO/Manchester, NH

Tom Kellechey

none Hottest: PAULA ABDUL GLORIA ESTEµ NATALIE CELE w/NA HALL A OATES SURFACE

WKWE/Wheeling. WV

Doug Daniels

ROD STEWART

Hottest: GLORIA ESTEµ BRYAN µA16 LUTHER VANDROSS

MARC COHN

WILSON PHILLIPS

WKSBIWIIIIamsport, PA

Tom Benson

PEAL BRYSON Hottest: GLORIA ESTEEM MARC COHN

PAULA ABDUL MICHAEL W. 9MIN NATALIE ODLE w/NA

- ErilL, P1

W SB-FM/Allanta LoCasclolMcCoy

BRYAN ADAMS

Hottest: GLORIA ESTEFµ

GLENN FREY

MICHAEL BOLTON WILSSOM PHILLIPS ROD STEWART

KVIL/Dallas Steve Eberhar

none Hottest: WILSON PHILLIPS NATALIE CALA w/NA

CHER

ROD STEWART

MARC COHN

KLTRIHouston Scarborough/Matt

none Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON

GLORIA ESTAFAN EITRE E wawa. HL SMITH AMY GNµT

WLTS/New Orleans Mitchell/Stott

WILSON PHILLIPS Hottest: NATALIE COLE w/NA LUTHER VANDROSS PAULA AMYL GLORIA ESTEFµ HALL L OATES

2 W DMorlolk Bill Curls

MICHAEL MILTON LENNY KRAVITZ Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS MICHAEL W. SMITH PAULA AEDUL NATALIE COLE w/NA GLORIA ESTEEM

KMMX/San Antono Jill Fos

EXIRDE WILSON PHILLIPS ROSETTE

Hottest: BRYAN µA16 BONNIE RAITT GLORIA ESTEµ BRUCE HORNSBY PEARS BRYSON

WMTXTampa Mason Dixon

REMAR µDTS :JNNY KRAVITZ SCORPIONS PAULA ABDUL

Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS

MICHAEL W. 911TH MARC GRIM AMY GRANT

CHAP

WUSATampe Johnny Wllltams

ROB STEWART

STEWART A GOLFER Hottest: GLENN FUR BRYAN ADAMS

PAULA ABDUL

MARC CO NN

LUTHER VANDROSS

P2 W STR/Atienta Novia/Morrison

HUEY LEIS A THE ver INEY ELUSION

LISA FISCHER Hottest: PAULA ABDUL

MICHAEL W. SHIN GLORIA ESTEµ BRYAN µAMS AMY GRANT

WZNYIAuguste, GA John Patrick

MICHAEL FULTOI CHICAGO WILSON PHILLIPS Hottest: MICHAEL W. 911TH GLORIA ESTAFAN HALL A OATES NATALIE COLE u/NA BRYAN ADAMS

KKMJIAustln Burke/Burns

KENNY G

BROWSE A WA101ES

Hottest: GLORIA ESTEµ NATAIE COLE u/NA HALL A OATHS PEABD BPYSDII CELINE DION

KKMY/Beaumonl, TX Ferris/Brock

CHRIS REA

AM.' GRANT

MICHAEL MILTON TRIPLETS RIFF WILLIAMS BROTHERS T11 SCOTT Hottest:

STEWART & MRJER WILSON PHILLIPS HALL A OATES BONNIE RAITT NATALIE ONE w/NA

WBT{MIChallotM Donovan/Payne

BONNIE RAITT TRIPLETS Hottest: LUTHER VANMQS.S

MICHAEL W. 91IN MARC COHN

BRYAN µA16 AMY GRANT

WIN X/Cha Itanoopa Danny Howard

STEWART A DUüER HUEY LENTS L THE BONNIE RAITT Hottest: GLORIA ESTEEM LUTHER VANDROSS NATALIE COLE w/NA BRYAN µAÁ6 ROD STHIART

MICR/Columbia Doug Spets

BETH NIELSEN CHAP AFTER 7

Hottest: HALL A OATES GLORIA ESTEFµ NATALIE COLE u/NA SURFACE MTµ ADAMS

WOSM/Fayetteville, NC

Steve Kelly BRYAN ADAMS

MICHAEL MILTON POD STEWART

BONNIE RAITT AMY GRANT Hottest: PAULA ABDUL

EXTRDE GLENN FRET

MICHAEL W. SMITH SURFACE

W MAG/Greensboro John Jenkins

ENVY KRAVITZ MICHAEL BN.TAN Hottest: PAULA AEDUL EXTROE GLORIA ESTEµ MICHAEL N. SHIN NATALIE CALE w/NA

WEILXIGreenrllle, NC

Jackson/Moreland

HEY LENTS & THE MICHAEL MILTON Hottest: BRYAN ADORE

NATAL IE COLE w/NA WILSON PHILLIPS GLORIA ESTEFµ MICHAEL W. SMITH

WWI/Greenville, SC Sam Church

AM/ GRANT ROSETTE Hottest: PAULA ABDUL EXTREE MICHAEL W. SMITH MARC COHN

BRYAN ADATO

WAHR/Huntsellle, AL Bonny O'Brien

HUE/ LEVIS A NE TRIPLETS BEN NIELSDI CHAP

BOBBY CALDWELL

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EXTREME GLORIA ESTEFµ

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Hottest: NATALIE COLE w/NA BRYAN ADAMS

STEWART & DULLER AARON NEVILLE CHER

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PAULA ABIEL HUEY LEWIS A THE Hottest: EXTREME

R.E.M. BRYAN ADAMS

MICHAEL W. SHIN MARC COHN

W ARMOA/Clnclnnatl Michael Grayson

CHER

KENNY G

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ECTRE E NATALIE COLE w/NA

BRYAN µA16

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HUEY LEWIS A THE RDIBR ANDTS

BONNIE RAITT Hottest: ETRAE MICHAEL W. SHIN MICHAEL MILTON AMY GRANT

BRYAN µA16

WLTF/CievelAnd Poposlch/Kennedy

m. Hottest: MICHAEL W. SIN STYX

BRYAN ADAM GLORIA ESTAFAN ROXETTE

WSNY/Columbus Ha11MMunnAlly

AMY GRANT

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W NICIDetre.t Bob Kucken

BETµ ADAMS

AMY GRANT

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WENSArMMnapolls Eegan/Cook

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KLSIIKeness City Tom Land

BROME A WA BNES

ROD STEWART

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BRYAN µA16

WMYXMIIwaukes Schaefer Saw ales

ROD STEWART Hottest: PAULA A®UL BRYAN ADAMS

GLENN FRET

AMY GRANT

BRUCE HORNS.

KS95/M1nnNpolis DarIelMCKaerer

WINE/ IUUSTOI Hottest: PAULA ABNL LUTHER MDROSS GLORIA ESTE I, MARC COHN

BRYAN ADAMS

WITEJMInneApolls Gary Balaban

none Hottest: GLORIA ESTERµ SURFACE NATALIE COLE u/NA PEAD BRTSCel

WILSON PHILLIPS

KYNYBt Louis Greg Hewitt

CHER

BONNIE RAITT Hottest: MICHAEL W. SHIN MARC COHN

BRYAN CAPE AMY GRANT

P2 W OMXIAAIOn ChaselCherry

MICHAEL MILTON Hottest: PAULA AMEX GLENN FREY

MICHAEL V. SMITH BRYAN ADAMS

GLORIA ESTEµ

KMJC/DasRspor Chuck O'Brien

AFTER 7 AARON NEVILLE ROBERT PAVER RIFF TRIPLETS Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS

UHER

MARC COHN

GLORIA ESTEF AN

WILSON PHILLIPS

W W SN/Deylon Shelly James

RONNIE RAITT Hottest: BRYAN µAMS PEARS BRRSON

CHER

Off GRANT LENNY KRAVITZ

WKDO/EeMssllle, IN

Kinurdlwestrlch

none Hottest: GLORIA ESTEµ PAULA ABDUL EtTRRE NATALIE COLE w/NA WILSON PHILLIPS

WCRZIFIInt MI

Patrick/Downy

HUEY LOUIS A THE WWI LIMES Hottest: AMY GRANT

RORER UNCROSS MICHAEL M. SPIN BRIAN ADAMS

OLS91 PHILLIPS

WLHT/G: and Raptos Dirksen/Brown

MICHAEL MILTON CHICAGO Sµ STRIKE Hottest: GLORIA ESTEµ LUTHER VANDROSS

NATALIE COLE w NA

PAULA ABDUL WILSON PHILLIPS

WFMK/Losing Ray Marshall

PEA® BRTSON

BRYAN ADAMS

CELINA DION Hottest: MICHAEL W. SMITH PAULA ABDUL WILSON PHILLIPS GLORIA ESTFFµ LUTHER Vµ DROSS

WMGN/Madlson. WI Pat O'Neill

non* Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS MICHAEL W. SMITH HALLA OATES GLORIA ESTEEM NATALIE COLE w/NA

WGLO/Peerla, IL

Jerry Jay

none Hottest: PAULA AMID. MICHAEL W. SHIN MARC COHN

ROD STEWART

EXTREME

KGBX/Spring/leN. MO Baker/Cannon

none Hottest: GLORIA WIDEN NATALIE COLE w/NA

BRYAN ADAMS

WILSON PHILLIPS AMY GRANT

0 W MToledo Merit Robos

AARON NEVILLE RIFF CATHY DENNIS GREGG TRIPP BROME & WADIES Hottest: HALL OATES

MICHAEL W. 911TH NATALIE COLE wi MU

BRYAN µA16 MARC COHN

P3 WIHNBbomington, IL

Marlowe/Kennedy

MICHAEL MILTON CHICAGO ROSETTE Hottest: GLORIA ESTEµ PAULA ABDUL EITHER VANDROSS

NATALIE CALE u/NA WILSON PHILLIPS

WOLHIGreen Bey, WI Due Carew

WET LEWIS A THE

TRIPLETS CAIN( DENNIS Hottest: GLORIA ESTEEM PAULA AFOUL LUTHER VANDROSS MICHAEL W. CRIN NATALIE COLE u/NA

WOLR/Kaiernatoo, MI

Lanphear/Wsrz

WMT-FM/Cedar Raptas, IA BETH RIESEN CHAP

LEWD KRAVITZ Green/Lee

ROKETTE

BETH NIELSEN CHAP

Hottest: MICHAEL N. SIN GLORIA ESTEµ NATALIE COLE u/NA WILSON PHILLIPS MARC COHN

KATF/Dubuque, IA

Tommy Allen

BRYAN ADAMS

HALL A OATES OLETA µA16 Hottest: MICHAEL W. SMITH MARC CON BETH NIELSEN CHAP

WILSE PHILLIPS LUTHER VWORMS

KLTA/Fargo, ND

Mark Anthony

BONNIE BUTT Hottest: PAULA A®CIL BRIAR ADAMS

OLER

NATALIE COLE u/NA LUTHER VANDROSS

KZLTIOrend Forks, ND

Mennen/Ebert

BROME A WADIES BEN NIEESE1 CHAP PAUL BRADY

PRIDE N' POLITIX GREGG TRIPP Hottest: GLORIA ESTEEM MARC COo1N

WILSON PHILLIPS BRYAN µA16 AMY GRANT

PAUL BRADY

GREGG TRIPP Hottest: BRYAN µOHS MICHAEL W. 911TH WILSON PHILLIPS NATALIE COLE w/NA MARC CON

KIZZ/Mlnol, ND

BliesBehan

STAY LEWIS A THE TRIPLETS Hottest:

MARC COHN PAULA ABDUL

GLORIA ESTFFµ BRYAN µA16 CHER

WLDR/NW Michigan Angie Honda

none Hottest: LUTHER VµDI/CSS NALL A DATES GLORIA ESTAFAN MICHAEL W. CHIN NATALIE CEE LONA

KKSR/St. Cloud. MN Dennis Carpenter

CHICAGO HUEY LEWIS A THE Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS GLORIA ES YAN MICHAEL W. SHIN NATALIE COLE w/NA BRYAN ADAMS

KMAJATopeka, KS Doss Waters

ROBERT PAVER CHICAGO PEA® BRYSON

KENNY C

Hottest: NATALIE COLE w/NA MARC COHN

CHER

LENNY KRAVITZ GLORIA ESTAFAN

WTFMIJohnson City Mark McKinney

DUI KRAVITZ CHICAGO

Hottest: PAULA AEDUL GLORIA ESTEEM r- OI1S011 PHILLIPS LUTHER VANDRO-SS

111029noesHle Larry Trmler

MICHAEL MILTON Hottest: PAULA ABDUL GLORIA ESTEEM LUTHER VµIMCGS MICHAEL AL SMITH BRYAN µA16

KHLT/LHIls Rock Ramsay/Poll. AMY GRANT

BRYAN µA16 Hottest: MICHAEL N. SMITH PAULA ABDUL GLORIA ESIEFAN LUTHER VµDRCSS

MARC COHN

WPEZIMacon, GA Lorerrette/Franklin STEWART A DUFER Hottest: ;.OTHER VANDRGSS

MICHAEL. W. 9NIN GLORIA MASON NATALIE (ALE u/NA WILSON PHILLIPS

WRVRIMemphH Mart Hamlin KENNY C

BROWNE A WARM BEN NIELSEN CHAP

Hottest: HALL A OATES GLORIA ESTEEM SATM.IE COLE w/NA PEAMD BRYSON

BRYAN ADAMS

KELT/MCAllen Jell Garrison TRIPLETS MOOT SLOES CHICAGO Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS

MICHAEL W. SHIN LISA FISCHER MICHAEL BOLTON

PEABD BRYSON

WLAC-FM/Nashrille B ryan Sargent

ROD STEWART

BETH NIO_SEN OMP Hottest: PAULA ABDUL

BRYAN ADAMS

EXTREME AMT GRANT

WILSON PHILLIPS

KMGUOklahorne City O'Brien/Kelly LENNY KRAVITZ TOM SCOTT Hottest: NATALIE IDLE w/NA BRAN ADAMS

EXTREME

GLORIA ESTEµ MARC COIN

W RALLE4letph Scott/Myers nenfie Hottest: EXTREME

AMI GRANT

MICHAEL BOLTON PAULA ABDUL

MICHAEL M. SMITH

EVKVShrereporl, LA Ryan/Weldon KEITH WASHIM.TDMN

HUEY LEWIS & THE BILLY DEAN

CHICAGO Hottest: GLORIA ESTEEM PAULA AEDUL HALL A GATES LUTHER VANDROSS NATALIE COLE u/NA

K RAVTuisa Jett Couch

AARON NEVILLE HUEY LEWIS A THE BEN 1191 -SEA CHAP

KENNY I NT RUTL DCE Hottest: GLORIA ESrtrµ BRYAN ADAMS

WILSON PHILLIPS STEWART & O,TFER AMY GRANT

WRMF/West Palm Beach Mor/ay/Frenco

RCO STEWART BONNIE RAITT MICHAEL ALLTOM AARON NEVILLE Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS

STEWART A DUPER LISA FISOMER AMY GRANT

I.ENNY KRAVITZ

P3 WSGYIAIWny, GA INN Allred

CELINE DISH AARON NEVILLE

GREGG TRIPP PAUL NADI Hottest: BRYAN µA'6 WILSON PHILLIPS MICHAEL w 911TH MARC COW/ CHER

KEZA/Fayenarllle, AR Terry Snow

TRIPLETS Hottest: LUTHER YAUOICSS MARC 09111

GLORIA EWE µ BRYAN ADAMS

WIISOI PHILLIPS

WKTK/Geinesvills, FL

Nick Allen

_ENNY KBAYITZ HUEY 141113 A THE CHICAGO Hottest: GLORIA ESTEEM MICHAEL Y. SMITH LUSHER VANDROSS BRAN µµ6 MARC COIN

KTOYllalyetla, LA W elker/Murphy

DE9/ND CHILD Hottest: :.LINER VANDROSS MICHAEL W. SMITH GLORIA F_SIEFµ HALL A OATES NATALIE COLE w/NA

KRLB/LubLock, TX DOweMall

Hottest: STEWART A OLFER MICHAEL. W, SHIN HALL GATES PAULA ARIL GLORIA ESTAFAN

WNMB/Myrtle Beech. SC Thompson. Adams

HUEY LEHI_: A THE BETH NIGL:E]I CHAP

PAUL BRADT

Hottest: GLORIA ES FAN

LUTHER VALDROSS WILSON PHILLIPS CHER

BRIAN µA16

WFFXTuauloosa, AL Sander Walker

MOODY BLUES GREGG TRIPP KENNY G

ROXflTE Hottest: HAYAN CAW NATALIE ORLE u/NA STEWART L DUIFER LUTHER VALDPOSS GLORIA ES^FFµ

KTYLTyIer, TX

Janie Bean

GREGG TRIPP RIFF BETH NIELSEN CHAP

Hottest: PAULA A®UL LUTHER VANDROSS ECTRETE

LISA FISCHER GLORIA ESTAFAN

KVIC/Vodla, TX

Tony Dens

®BIT CALDIELL AARON NE'ILIE PAUL BRADY

P.E.M. Hottest: TIER LISA FISHER WE -SCE Pt ILLIPS AMY GRAN' HALL . A OATES

WGNI/Wilminplon. NC FarrowThomas

MICHAEL MELTON

LENNY KRLVI72 AMY GRANT

ROD STEWART Hottest: GLORIA DIVAN WILSON PEILLIPS MICHAEL W. SHIN L1TNE:H VcNDROIGS MARC Wile

Pf KOSI/Denrer Scott Taylor

BRYAN ADAMS

Hottest: GLORIA FSTEFAN PAULA ABDUL NATALIE COLE u/NA EXTROE MICHAEL W. SRN

KXLTIWnver Buchenanl W aro

ROSETTE

ROD STEWART

Hottest: GLORIA ESTEEM PAULA AEDUL MICHAEL W. SMITH W ILSON PHILLIPS

KBIG/los Angeles EdwardslVeroery

'LENNY KRAVITZ Hottest: GLORIA FSTAµ LUTHER VANDROSS NATALIE COLE w/NA WILSON PHILLIPS' HRYAN µAMC

KOSTILos Angeles KayelAmidon

LENNY KRAVITZ Hottest: EXTRDE NATALIE IRLE u/NA PAULA A®UL STEWART A BRIER

LUTHER VANDROSS

KESZ/Phoenis Cana Foaa

BETH NIELSEN CHAP

KENNY G

Hottest: PAULA A®O. RAY AN µA16 EXTNDE LUTHER VANDROSS

WILSON PHILLIPS

El/CM/Portland B ill Mincklsr

BONIE MITT ROD STEWART

BEN NIELSAI CHAP Hottest: NATALIE OGLE w/NA LIRHEP VANDROSS

CHER

GLORIA ESTAFAN MICHAEL W. SMITH

41SH/San Diego Gene Knight

HOOT LEWIS A THE Hottest: CHER

STEWART A DOJER AMY GRANT

BRYAN ADAMS

L.UTHFA VANDROSS

KEZRISan Jose Jan JeMINs

none Hottest: PAULA ABDUL

EXTREME

LUTHER VµDROSS MICHAEL W. SMITH WILSON PHILLIPS

KLSYISesttle Irwin/Brooks

MICHAEL BOLTON

CHER TRIPLETS Hottest: MICHAEL EASTON PAULA ARIES MICHAEL W. SHIN LUTHER VW/DROSS WILSON PHILLIPS

P2 KKOBFM/Albuquerque For sythel A lien

ESCAPE CLUB LENNIE RAM HOER LEWIS A THE Hottest: AM GRANT

STEWART A NRJER GLORIA ESTEEM BRYAN ADAMS

WILSON PHILLIPS

KCIXBo1N. 10

Don Jennings

CHICAGO

STEWART A DULLER Hottest: L'UNFP VANDROSS PAULA ABRIL MICHAEL W. SMITH WILSON PHILLIPS GLORIA ESTEEM

KKLIICobredo Spelrgs Dan Cowen

NATALIE (ALE u/NA Hottest: LATER VµDRCSS PAULA ABDUL

WIT GRANT MICHAEL N. 911TH E'XTR/SE

KSSKJ=MMonolulu MichNl ShISE110o

KENNY C

AFTER 7 Hottest: NATALIE 09.E w/NA PEED BRYSON

LUTHER VANDROSS EXTREME

GLORIA ESTE'»

KMZO/las Vegas Scott Kai.

MICHAEL MILTON ROD STENART Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS

NATALIE (ALE w/NA GLORIA ESTEFµ EXTNHE MICHAEL W. 91IN

K W AVIMonmNey Hanle Moody

rum Hottest: PAULA ABDUL :OTHER VANDROSS GLORIA ESTAFAN MICHAEL W. MITI NATALIE COLE u/NA

KRNOBeno, NV Irons/Adamson

none Hottest: EXTRAE HALL L OATES MARC COIN GLORIA EREFµ NATALIE COLE w/NA

KOLH/RNerslde GaorglNlsgAr

CHICAGO

CELINA DION LENNY KRAVITZ ROD STEWART

TRIPLETS Hottest: PAULA ABDUL BRYAN µA16 DER NATALIE OGLE w NA

ESC PE CLUB

KGBVBacramento Sattier/Garcie

AMY GRANT MARC CDNI Hottest: RATA LIE ODLE w/NA CLEVER FREY PAULA AM/RL MICHAEL W. SMITH LUTHER VµDROSS

KKOSISD North County Lane/Novel CHICAGO CANT DENIS CELINE DION WINES H06TCN Hottest: RATAN ADAMS

HEM BRYSON

CHEW

NATALIE COLE w/NA ESCAPE CLUB

KISC/SpoUane. WA Rob Harder

ROD STEWART BONNIE RAITT

MOODY SLUES Hottest: PAULA A®UL BRYAN µA16 NATALIE OGLE w/NA

GLORIA ESTPFµ WILSON PHILLIPS

JOYVS/SIACAton Bill BIShorberger

MICHAEL MILTON BRYAN ADAMS

HUEY LEWIS A THE Hottest: PAULA ABDUL AMY GIANT WILSON PHILLIPS NATALIE CAE w/NA GLORIA ESTFFµ

KKLDRucson AIM McLaughlin

CATHY TENNIS NOD STEWART AMY GRANT Hottest: PAULA AEOUL

LUTHER VANDROSS GLORIA ESTEFµ NATALIE ODLE u/NA F KTRBE

P3 KIDIBlllings. MT

Rick Lawrence

ROBERT PAVER GREGG TRIPP CATHY DENNIS Hottest: MICHAEL W. 94TH LUTHER VµCNCSS PAULA ABDUL WILSOR PHILLIPS BRYAN ADAMS

KKAZ/Chyenne, WY

Kerin Mee

BILL MEDLEY

PAUL BRADY

BEN NIELSEN O1AP MONE L NAMES MICHAEL IOLINSON PRIDE N' PO.ITIX R.E.M. Hottest: AMY GRANT

GLORIA ESTEµ BRYAN ADAMS

WILSON PHILLIPS CHER

KPAYFM/Coco. CA Ron Woodward

:LUTHER VAN KENNY G

Hottest: HUEY LEWIS A THE

BRYAN µA16 TOM PETTY MARC COHN

MOODY BLUES

KTHT/Fresno Jim Fos

GOUTHENI SONS Hottest: /IL -SON PHILLIPS LONER VANDROSS

NATALIE TALE N/NA GLORIA ESTEEM LISA FISCHER

KSTR/Grend Junction. CO SI..ohnlLawrencs

PAUL BRµT CATHY IRNNIS RRORIE 4 HOMES Hottest: GLORIA ESTEEM MARE OHM NATALIE OGRE w/NA WILSON PHILLIPS CHER

KCMJ/Palm Sponge, CA Jim Morales

taw tiNIS 4 THE Hottest: BRYAN µA16 LUTHER VANDROSS

GLORIA ESTEµ CHEF ISTBDE

127 Current Reporters 116 Current Playlists

Called In Frozen Playllet (7): KEZRBan Jose KRNO/Reno WLDR/Morthwest Mk hilan W LEV/Allentown W LTF/Cleveland W MGN/Msdlson WNSRMew York

Did Not Report, Playllat Frozen (4): KRLB/Lubbock W G LO/Peorla W KDO/Evensvll le

WZID/Manchsster

15, 2i.Jí!'J- Reports/Adds

1 KEITH WASHINGTON/Kissing You (WB) 48/1 2 ESCAPE CLUB/1'118e There (Atlantic) 40/1 3 CATHY DENNISIIoo Many Walls (Polydor/Pl.G) 34/8 4 AARON NEVILLE/Everybody Plays The Fool (AMR) 34/6 5 TOM SCOTT/V You're Not The One (GRP) 32/2 6 TRIPLETS/Sunrise (Mercury) 27/12 7 RIFFAt You're Serous (SBK) 21/5 8 THIRTYSOMETHING/Title Theme (Geffen) 21/0 9 DESMOND CHILD/Love On A Rooftop (Elektra) 15/1

10 BROWNE 8 WAENES/Golden Slumbers (Disney) 13/8

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BRYAN ADAMS (2) AMY GRANT (2) HUEY LEWIS (2)

BONNIE RAITT (2)

HOTTEST NATALIE COLE (13)

GLORIA ESTEFAN (12) LUTHER VANDROSS (10)

WILSON PHILLIPS (10) PAULA ABDUL (9)

MICHAEL W. SMITH (8) EXTREME (7)

MICHAEL BOLTON (4) AMY GRANT (4)

CHER (3) MARC COHN (3)

WELIINew Gross/McCormick

Haven

LEWIS & THE RAITT

BOLTON

COLE u/NA

BRYSON

STEWART

HUEY

PI BONNIE Hottest: P2 MICHAEL

P2 WBENIBuflalo Kevin Keenan

AMY GRANT

Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS

GLORIA ESTERAN MICHAEL W. SMITH NATALIE COLE u/NA BRYAN ADAMS

KDKAIPittsburgh Chuck Dickemann

none Ho.,test: LUTHER VANDROSS WILSON PHILLIPS MICHAEL W. SMITH AMY GRANT

MARC COHN

NATALIE WGYIAIbany CHER

Buzz Brindle PEABO ROD

WILSON PHILLIPS EXTREME

Hottest: NATALIE COLE u/NA

WHASILouisville Doug McElvein

none Hottest: MICHAEL W. 9411TH

LUTHER VANDROSS

AMY GRANT

CHER NATALIE COLE u/NA

WRVAIRichmond Farley/Stevens

KENNY G

Hottest: NATALIE COLE u/NA MICHAEL W. 91ITH STEWART & DULFER

LETINY KRAVITZ AARON NEVILLE

MICHAEL BOLTON PAULA ABDUL WFMDIFrederlck WILSON PHILLIPS EXTRESIE FleselerlYoung

W ICCIBridgeport none Hottest: Stormin' Norman PAULA ABDUL

LUTHER VANDROSS BRYAN ADAMS

GLORIA ESTERAS Hottest: MICHAEL W. 91ITH

MICHAEL W. SMITH EXTREME

MICHAEL BOLTON NATALIE COLE u/NA EXTREME

WILSON PHILLIPS

KFORILincoln Cathy Blythe

NIELSEN CHAP

CALDWELL

BETH

PI BOBBY

Hottest: P2 GLORIA P1 ESTEFAN

WLWICinclnnati LUTHER

WOODIGrand Rapids NATALIE VANDROSS

COLE u/NA KFMBISan Diego Phlllips/W ills Robb Westaby EXTREME Larson/Robertson

none nave none Hottest: Hottest: KELOISioua Falls Hottest: MARC COHN PAULA ABDUL Scott Jeffries

GLORIA ESTEFAN GLORIA ESTERAN NATALIE COLE u/NA

WTVNIColumbus LUTHER VANDROSS BRYAN ADAMS WILSON PHILLIPS Hottest:

HALL & OATES EXTRE7E

John Lane MICHAEL BOLTON WILSON PHILLIPS WILSON PHILLIPS

PAULA ABDUL GLORIA ESTEFAN ROD STEWART

Hottest: GLENN FREY

WROKIRockford AMY GRANT

Jamie Grout BRYAN ADAMS

MICHAEL W. SMITH none

MARC COHN Hottest: PAULA ABDUL NATALIE COLE u/NA NATALIE COLE u/NA WILSON PHILLIPS GLORIA ESTERAN AMY GRANT

MARIAN CAREY

W JRIDetroit WHITNEY HOUSTON

Jimmy Barrett 21 Current Reporters

none P3 16 Current Playlists

Hottest: Did Not Report, Pleyllst Frozen (5) EXTR9E KDKAPittsburgh PAULA ABDUL KFSBIJopIIn W FMD/Frederick GLORIA ESTEEM NATALIE COLE u/NA

Robin Wells W JR/Detroit

HUEY LEWIS & THE WLW/Cincinnati

AFTER 7 WROK/Rocklord CHICAGO Hottest: Did Not Report For Two NATALIE COLE u/NA Consecutive Weeks, Not Used GLORIA ESTERAN In This Week's Data (3): WILSON PHILLIPS KEX/Portland CHER W DBO/Orlando LONIKINBEAT WIBA/Madison

P3 WKYXIPaducah Cook/Miller

AMY GRANT Hottest: GLORIA ESTEFAN

PAULA ABDUL

LUTHER VAN DROSS

HALL & OATES WILSON PHILLIPS

WSTUIStuart Grant/Fox

BONNIE RAITT MICHAEL. BOLTON

Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS

GLORIA ESTERAN NATALIE COLE u/NA MICHAEL W. 91ITH WILSON PHILLIPS

P2 KBOIIBoise Drew Harold

CHER MICHAEL W. SMITH Hottest: GLORIA ESTEFAN PAULA ABDUL

LUTHER VANDROSS

EXTREME MICHAEL BOLTON

KSSKIHonolulu Phil Abbott

LISA FISCHER SURFACE

Hottest: PAULA ABDUL

LUTHER VANDROSS

GLORIA ESTEFAN MICHAEL BOLTON WHITNEY HOUSTON

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KENNY G (4) PRIDE 'N POLITIX (4)

R.E.M. (4) GREGG TRIPP (4)

AMERICA (3) PAUL BRADY (3)

W GMTIBurke Mountain, VT

Steve Chizmas PAULA ABDUL

R.E.M. BETH NIELSEN GANE

WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: ROXETTE

CHER

WILSON PHILLIPS MICHAEL BOLTON

BRYAN ADAMS

WEIMIFitchburg, P A

Jack Raymond

CHEWY HAWKES

HUEY LEWIS & THE BETH NIEISEN CHAP R.E.M. AI£RICA Hottest: HALL & OATES GLORIA ESTEFAN LUTHER VANDROSS NATALIE IDLE u/NA STEWART 6 DULFER

WECOIGeneva, NY

Dennis Federico

MICHAEL. W. SMITH WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS

EXTREME

LUTHER VANDROSS AMY GRANT ROD STEWART

WHAIIGreenfleld, MA

Deane/Archer

GLORIA ESTEFAN NATALIE ODLE u/NA WILSON PHILLIPS CHER

AMY GRANT

BETH NIELSEN CHAP R.E.M. GREGG TRIPP BROWNE & WARNES

Hottest: none

W AFL/Milford, DE

Tim Brough

PAT BENATAR

KENNY G

GREGG TRIPP ROBERT PALMER

PEABO BRYSON Hottest: ROD STEWART

BONNIE RAITT ROXETTE MICHAEL BOLTON LENNY KRAVITZ

WSULIMonticello, NY

Fred Mulharin

KENNY G

TRIPLETS ROBERT PALMER

HUEY LEWIS A THE PRIDE N' POLITIX Hottest: GLORIA ESTEFAN BRUCE HORNSBY

PEABO BRYSON MIKE & THE MECHAN

WILLIAMS BROTHERS

.HOTTEST .

WSKIIMontpeller, VT

Jim Severance

HUEY LEWIS A THE WHITNEY HOUSTON

BETH NIELSEN CHAP

PRIDE N' POLITIX Hottest: GLORIA ESTEFAN ROXETTE

CHER MICHAEL W. SMITH WILSON PHILLIPS

WTSXIPort Jervis, NY

AllenlCotterill

H.UE RODEO

WHITNEY HOUSTON

CELINE DION

TRIPLETS CHRIS REA

Hottest: PAULA ABDUL

EXTRETIE

BRYAN ADAMS

MARC 07HN ROXETTE

WTTRIWesiminster, MD

Brian Beddow

PEABO BRYSON

KENNY G

TRIPLETS Hottest: WILSON PHILLIPS LISA FISCHER CHER

BRYAN ADAMS

GLORIA ESTEFAN

WABJIAdrian, MI

Bruce Gotdsen

none Hottest: NATALIE COLE u/NA ILORIA ESTEFAN WILSON PHILLIPS MIKE & ThE PECHAtt

BRUCE. H('FNSBY

NCMJICambridge, OH Mike Rub e

LUTHER VANDROSS

HETH NIELSEN CHAP

CAUL BRADY

iottest: GLORIA ESTEFAN LUTHER VANDROSS HICHAEL W. SMITH WILSON PHILLIPS NATALIE IDLE u/NA

WFROIFremonl, OH Larry Ziebold

GREGG TRIPP TRIPLETS KENNY G

BETH NIELSEN CHAP

Hottest: GLORIA ESTERAN NATALIE COLE u/NA WILSON PHILLIPS MICHAEL W. SMITH CHER

KSCBILiberal, KS Mark David

WHITNEY HOUSTON

LUTHER VANDROSS

RIFE R.E.M. BOBBY CALDWELL

Hottest: GLORIA ESTERAN NATALIE COLE u/NA WILSON PHILLIPS BRYAN ADAMS

MARC COHN

WTWRIMonroe, MI

Shannon/McCormick

NELSON WHITNEY HOUSTON

RIFF TOM PETTY HI -FIVE Hottest: GLORIA ESTEFAN MICHAEL W. SMITH NATALIE ODLE u/NA WILSON PHILLIPS CHER

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WYKZ/Beaufort, SC Robertson/Kennedy

BETH NIELSEN CHAP

Hottest: GLORIA ESTEFAN PAULA ABDUL

LUTHER VANDROSS

NATALIE CALE u/NA EXTREME

WVIOIBIowing Rock, NC

Ted Bell

BETH NIELSEN CHAP

PAUL BRADY

AMERICA

GREGG TRIPP PRIDE N' POLITIX Hottest: GLORIA ESTEFAN MICHAEL W. SMITH NATALIE 03LE u/NA PAULA ABDUL

WILSON PHILLIPS

WGSVIGuntersrtlle, AL

Jackson/Mason

BETH NIELSEN CHAP

WILLIAMS BROTHERS TRIPLETS Hottest: GLORIA ESTEFAN NATALIE COLE u/NA MICHAEL W. SMITH

WILSON PHILLIPS AMY GRANT

WKCXIRome, GA Randy Oulck

HUEY LEWIS A THE

BROWNE & WARNES

BETH NIELSEN CHAP

PAUL BRADY

PRIDE N' POLITIX Hottest: WILSON PHILLIPS BRYAN ADAMS

CHER

AMY GRANT

STEWART A DULFER

KATWILewlston, ID

Dave O'Connor

none Hottest: GLENN FREY

EONNIE RAITT DARDEN SMITH ROD STEWART

BRYAN ADAMS

KBLOILogan, UT

Jackson/White

PAULA ABDUL

TRIPLETS BILL MEDLEY

P.E.M. Hottest: GLORIA ESTERAN MICHAEL W. SMITH NATALIE COLE u/NA CHER WILSON PHILLIPS

KAYNINogales, AZ Bob Gerhard

HUEY LEWIS A THE PEABO BRYSON

TRIPLETS KEITH WASHINGTON

Hottest: EXTREME

GEORGE MICHAEL GLENN FREY

LUTHER VANDROSS

HALL & OATES

KTIDISan Rafael, CA Bob Gowa

HUEY LEWIS & THE LENNY KRAVITZ Hottest: PAULA ABDUL

EXTREME

LUTHER VANDROSS

AMY GRANT PEABO BRYSON

KSCOISilver City, NM

Kelsey

AMERICA

RICK ASTLEY STEWART & DULFER AARON NEVILLE CHICAGO

Hottest: KEITH WASHINGTON

PAULA ABDUL

LUTHER VANDROSS

GLENN FREY

LISA FISOIER

KSSYIWenatchee, WA

Busch/West

.STEWART & DULFER BETH NIELSEN CHAP

TRIPLETS Hottest: BONNIE RAITT CHER

BRYAN ADAMS

ROD STEWART MOODY BLUES

24 Current Reporters 23 Current Playtists

Did Not Report, Pleyllst Frozen (1): WABJ/Adrian

Associate Reporters are AC stations in unrnted markets with aggressive approaches toward new nusic. Although they do not contribute to the AC chart, their consensus Most Added and hottest records serve as advance indicators of format hits.

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1 DAN SIEGEL/Going Home (Epic) "Dee -Ah" "Next" "Untraveled" 3 Q CANDY DULFER/Saxuality (Arista) "Lily" "Pee" 2 3 SPECIAL EFX,Peace Of The World (GRP) "Dancing" "Summer's" 4 0 DOTSERO/Jubilee (Nova) "Lighthouse" "Winters" "Water"

10 Q TOM SCOTT/Keep This Love Alive (GRP) "Miz" "Kilimanjaro" 5 6 CHRIS REA/Auberge (Atco) "Looking" "Auberge" "Second" 9 O OTTMAR LIEBERTBorrasca (Higher Octave) "Isla" "August" 7 8 CRUSADERS/Healing The Wounds (GRP) "Pessimisticism" "Mercy" "Maputo" 8 9 FREDDIE RAVEL/Midnight Passion (Verve Forecast/PolyGram) ... "Inrtette's" "Journey" 6 10 EARL KLUGH/Midnight In San Juan (WB) "Midnight" "Kissin' "

1t el CHRIS SMITH/Chris Smith (Agenda) "You" "Jamoca" "Gyaoob" 15 OYST+í; SEVAG/Close Your Eyes And See (Music West) ....'Norwegian" "Gratitutde" 13 13 TONY GUERRERO/Another Day, Another Dream (Nova) "Amorado" 12 14 MICHAEL TOMLINSON/Living Things (Mesa) "Breath" "Make" "Live" 14 15 SPYRO GYRA/Collection (GRP) "Exit" "Count" 18 DON GRUSIN/Zephyr (GRP) "Anoranza" "Zephyr" "Last" 16 17 FRED SIMON/Open Book (Columbia) "Home" "Open" 24 Q) MO FOSTER/Bell Assis (Relativity) "Light" "Walk" 17 19 MARK SLONIKER/Pertectly Human (Music West) "Speaking" "Harpo's" "Light" 22 a JEAN LUC PONTY/Tchokola (Epic) "Mouna" "Tchokola" 28 ® AARON NEVILLE/Warm Your Heart (A&M) "La Vie" "Louisiana" "Warm" 19 PAUL BRADY/Trick Or Treat (Fontana/Mercury) "Nobody" 30 BONNIE RAITT/Luck Of The Draw (Capitol) "Something" "I" 20 GREGG KARUKAS/Key Witness (Positive Music) "City" 29 EKO/Future Primitive (Higher Octave)

GARY BURTON/Cool Nights (GRP)

WARREN HILL/Kiss Under The Moon (Novus/RCA)

DAVID ARKENSTONEAn The Wake Of The Wind (Narada)

NATALIE COLENnforgetlable (Elektra)

66. July 19,1991 NAC CJ NATIONAL AIRPLAY®

LW PA

"Raindance" "Curragh" "Writing"

"Take" "Going" "Cool"

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"Papillon" "Dark"

"Unforgettable" "Route" DEBUT )0 DAVID DIGGS/Tell Me Again (Artful Balance/JCI) "Night" : r. L:, I= . ,.

DYING YOUNG (12) © CANDY DULFER (21) PETE BAROENS (9) CHRIS REA (15)

SCHONHERZ & SCOTT (9) SPECIAL EFX (14) BENDIK (8) OTTMAR LIEBERT (12)

PHIL SHEERAN (8) DAN SIEGEL (10) TONI CHILDS (5) OYSTEIN SEVAG (7)

CRIC ESSIX (5) MARC COHN (6) BEN SIDRAN (5) CRUSADERS (6)

JEREMY WALL (5) DOTSERO (6)

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"MICHAEL DOWDLE "From The Hip" (Altus) 262 Rotations Heavy 2/0. Medium 11/1, Light 13/1, Total Adds 2, WGMC, KLTR. Heavy: WCDJ. JZTRAX. CHART EXTRA this week

*THIRTYSOMETHING "Soundtrack" (Geffen) 242 Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 10/0, Light 11/1, Total Adds 2. KLTR, PS.Heavy: KTWV, WNND. BREAKER this week. JEREMY WALL "Cool Running" (Amherst) 22/5 Rotations: Heavy 12, Medium 9/1, Light 10/2, 'Total Adds 5, WGMC. WNND, WNGS, PS, JZTRAX. Heavy: KHIH. POLAR SHIFT "A Benefit For Antarctica" (Private Music) 22/3 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/1, Light 14 2, Total Adds 3, WLOO, WNND, WVAY. Heavy SS.

DYING YOUNG "Soundtrack" (Arista) 2112 Rotations. Heavy 210, Medium 412. Light 15/10, Total Adds 12, WCDJ, WOOD, WLVE, KHIH, WHRL, WGMC, WAMX, KKVU, KEYV, WVAY, SS, PS Heavy WNWV, WNND

DAVID DIGGS "Tell Me Again" (Artful Balance/JCI) 21/1 Rotations Heavy 6 0, Medium 8/0, Light 7/1, Total Adds 1, WNWV. Heavy: WNUA, KTCJ, KHIH, KIFM. WNND, JZTRAX. Debuts at number 30 on the Jazz chart

KIM WATERS "Sax Appeal" (Warlock) 20/4 Rotar ons Heavy 4/0, Medium 4/0 Lght 1214, Total Adds 4, WNWV, KWVS. KEYV, WVAY Heavy- KTCJ, KHIH, KIFM. KLTR. BELA FLECK & THE FLECKTONES "Flight Of The Cosmic Hippo" (WB) 192 Rc' Thons Heavy 3 0 rv,ed'um 4 0, Light 124, Total Adds 2, KOAI. WGMC Heavy. KTWV, KKNW. JZTRAX. KENIA "Love Lives On" (Denon) 19/0 Rotations Heavy 2/0. Medium 14/0. Light 3/0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WNWV, WNND.

' Uncharted Breakers denoted by one asterisk. '' Chart Extra denoted by two asterisks.

6 0 NATALIE COLE/Unforgettable (Elektra) "Route" 4 O BILLY CHILDSiFis April Touch (Windham Hill/Jazz) "His" 5 Q ELLIS MARSALIS TRIO/Ellis Marsalis Trio (Blue Note) "Little" I 4 MARLON JORDAN OUINTET/Learson's Return (Columbia)

9 0 MILT JACKSON/The Harem (Music Master) "N.P.S." 11 Q HILTON RUIZ/A Moments Notice (Novus/RCA) "Strange" 8 Q EDDIE HARRIS:There Was A Time (Enja/Mesa) "Love" "Harlem" 2 8 JAMES MOODY/Honey (Novus/RCA)

3 9 EDDIE DANIELE/this Is Now (GRP) "34" "Always" is t DAVID SANBOFN/Another Hand (Elektra)

7 11 TUCK & PATTI/Dream (Windham Hill/Jazz) "Friends" 12 ® CHRISTOPHER HOLLYDAY/The Natural Moment (Novus/RCA) 17 ® CHARLES EARLANDIWhip Appeal (Muse) "More" 14 0 GARY BURTON/Cool Nights (GRP) "Take" to 15 HARPER BROTHERS/Artistry (Verve) "Dakini" 21 0 JOHNNY GRIFRN/The Cat (Antilles/Island)

19 m MARK MURPHY/What A Way To Go (Muse) "Jamaica" 13 18 FREDDIE HUBBARD/Topsy (Alfa)

29 0 MICHEL PETRUCCIANI/Playground (Blue Note) "September" "Play" 20 JEAN LUC PONTY/Tchokola (Epic) "Sakka" 24 ® JOYCE/Language And Love (PolyGram) "Two" 23 ® JIMMY SMITH/Four Most (Milestone/Fantasy) "Midnight" "Summertime" 16 23 KING & MOORE/Impending Bloom (Justice) "Poinciana" 28 0 ANDY LAVERNE/Pleasure Seekers (Triloka) "Pleasure"

BREAKER @ MINGUS DYNASTY/The Next Generation (Columbia) "Harlene" BREAKER TERENCE BLANCHARD/Terence Blanchard (Columbia)

j DEBUT >5 FREDDIE HUBBARDBolivia (Music Master)

to 28 WYNTON MARSALIS/Standard TimeNol. 2 Intimacy Calling (Columbia) "When" 77 29 ROY HARGROVE/Public Eye (Novus/RCA) "Spiritual"

1 DEBUT >Q BRIAN LYNCHiIíi Process (Ken)

T LPs` McCOY TYNER (19) BENNY GREEN (17) KENNY BARRON (9)

CLEO LAINE (8) PHIL SHEERAN (7)

MICHAEL DAVIS (6) MURRAY & DeJOHNETT (6) TOUGH YOUNG TENORS (6)

HOT TRAC

NATALIE COLE (13) MARLON JORDAN (10) JEAN LUC PONTY (8) ELLIS MARSALIS (8)

BILLY CHILDS (7) HILTON RUIZ (7)

No Tracks Qualified This Week.

NEW. . , .J J / "REBECCA COUPE FRANKS "Suit Ot Armor" (Justice) 28/5 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 8/0, Liglt 18/5, Total Adds 5, KPLU, WSHA, KLCC, JCITY, KSLU Heavy KJAZ, KWMU. CHART EXTRA this week.

'GREG OSBY "Man -Talk For Mcderns Vol. X" (Blue Note) 26/3 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 1110, Light 1313, Total Adds 3, JCITY. WVPE, KWMU. Heavy: WDET, WKRY. BREAKER this week

'CLEO LAINE "Jazz" (RCA) 25/E Rotations: Heavy 4/1, Medium 7/1, Light 14/6, Total Adds 8, WNOP, KMHD, KXJZ. WFPL. WSHA, KLCC. CJ, JCITY Heavy. WBGO. WEBR, WVPE BREAKER this week.

DON RANDI & QUEST "Wind Ani Sea" (Headfirst/X-TEL) 23/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/0, Light 14/4, Total Adds 4, KUOP, JCITY KWMU, KSBR. Heavy KKLD. STEVE KUHN "Ocean's In The Soy" (Owl) 22/3 Rotations Heavy 3/0. Medium 10/0, Light 9/3, Total Adds 3, WSHA, WEBR, WVPE. Heavy KXJZ, WOTB. WKRY

RONNIE MATTHEWS "Dark Before Dawn" (DIW) 22/3 Rotations: Heavy 310. Medium 6/0. Light 13/3. Total Adds 3. WRTI, WSHA, WEBR. Heavy. WCPN, KXJZ, KLCC STANLEY COWELL "Close To You Alone" (DIW) 21/5 Rotations Heavy 210, Medium 8/1, Light 11/4, Total Adds 5. KMHD, KPLU. WSHA, WEBR, WVPE. Heavy WCPN, KXJZ

CHARLIE WATTS "From One Charlie..." (UFO) 21/5 Rotations Hew., ' 0 Medium 7/1, Light 13 4, Total Adds 5, WCPN, WDET, WSHA, WEBR, CJ. Heavy- WRTI. KENIA "Love Lives On" (Denon) 21/4 Rotations. Heavy 5 0, Medium 8/0, Light 8/4, Total Adds 4, WDET, KJZZ, KLCC, WVPE Heavy: WYJZ, WAER, JCITY, WSTR,

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CHART EXTRA TEVIN CAMPBELL

Just Ask Me To (WB) 83% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 13/1, Light 62/15, Total Adds 16 including WBLS, WHUR, KMJQ, WYLD, WIZF, WJLB, KMJM, WATV, WJTT, WHJX.

OAKTOWN'S 3.5.7. Turn It Up (Bust It/Capitol)

78% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 11/0, Light 59/5, Total Adds 5, 0C104, WQMG, Z104, WOOK, WDZZ.

C & C MUSIC FACTORY Things That Make You Go Hmmmm ... (Columbia)

66% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 110, Medium 22/0, Light 36/3, Total Adds 3, WHJX, KJMS, HOT105.

Chart Extras are former Breakers not yet charted but maintaining airplay on 60% or more reporting stations.

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Long Hot Summer Night (MCA) 77% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/1, Light 59/23, Total Adds 24 including K104, KMJO, WJLB, WTLC, KPRS, WRKE, WJIZ, KBCE, WUJM, WAGH.

LENNY KRAVITZ It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over (Virgin)

66% of our reporting stations on It. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 19/0, Light 40/11, Total Adds 11 including WYLD, WZAK, WJLB, WUJM, WJMI, WGZB, WFXM, HOT105, WQQK, WTUG.

DJ QUIK Tonight (Profile)

61% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 4(0, Medium 2310, Light 28/4, Total Adds 4, WVEE, K104, WOWI, Z93.

PRINCE & THE NEW POWER GENERATION Gett Off (Paisley Park/WB)

61% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/1, Light 48/24, Total Adds 25 including WUSL, WKYS, K104, WJLB, WTLC, KPRS, KKBT, WFXA, KQXL, WDZZ.

MINT CONDITION Are You Free (A&M)

60% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 13/0, Light 41/7, Total Adds 7, KMJQ, WFXA, Z16, WJJS, WFXM, HOT105, KBUZ.

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CHRIS BENDER "I Knew" (EastWest) 53/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Mediun 7/0. Light 4617, Total Adds 7, WAMO, WYLD, WAN, WJJS, WALT, KJLH, XHRM. Mediums include: K97, WOWI, WZAK, KPRS, WXOK.

YOURS TRULY "Come And Get It" (Motown) 53/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 24/0, Light 29/3, Total Adds 3. WJHM. WPLZ, KDIA. Mediums include WHUR. WEDR, WYLD. WOWI, WIZF.

LA RUE "Wish I Could Find Another" (RCA) 51/10 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 48/10, Total Adds 10. WZAK, WUJM, WAGH, WOIS, U102. WFXM, WIKS, WCDX, WPLZ, WNOV Medium: WHUR, KJMS, HOT105.

WILL DOWNING "I Go Crazy" (Island) 4920 Rotations' Heavy 0/0. Medium 1/0, Light 48/20. Total Adds 20 including WGCI, WZAK, WJLB, KPRS, OCt04, 293. WJTT. WHJX. KJMS, WALT. Medium: WDAS.

WHITNEY HOUSTON "My Name Is Not Susan" (Arista) 48/45 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/4, Light 43/41, Total Adds 45 including WDAS. WUSL. WAMO, WHUR. WKYS, K104, K97, WHOT, WYLD, WOW' Medium' U102.

COLOR ME BADD "I Adore Mi Amor" (Giant/Reprise) 47/47 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/2, Light 45/45, Total Adds 47 including WBLK, WDAS. WUSL, WAMO, WKYS, K104, KMJQ, K97, WEDR, WHOT.

PRETTY IN PINK "All About You" (Motown) 47/7 Rotations' Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 43/7, Total Adds 7. WUJM, Z104, WEUP, WHJX, 216, WGZB, WIKS Mediums include WBLK, K97, WOWI, WJHM.

TONY TERRY "That Kind Of Guy" (Epic) 43/26 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 2/1, Light 41/25. Total Adds 26 including WHUR, WKYS, WEDR, WHOT, WYLD, WZAK, WILD. OCt04, WRKE. WJIZ Mediums include WFXA.

3RD BASS "Pop Goes The Weasel" (Def Jam/Columbia) 41/6 Rotations Heavy 010, Medium 19/0, Light 2216, Total Adds 6, WKYS, WGCI, KPRS, OC104, WUJM, WJFX. Mediums include WXYV, KMJO, WYLD, WJLB, KMJM.

LAZET MICHAELS "Give Me All The Love" (Zoo) 361 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 17/0, Light 19/0, Total Adds 0. Mediums include: WBLK, WDAS, WHUR, WZAK. 0C104

COLOR ME BADD (47) WHITNEY HOUSTON (45)

TONY TERRY (26) PRINCE (25) O'JAYS (24)

J.T. TAYLOR (24) WILL DOWNING (20)

GEORGIO (19) TEVIN CAMPBELL (16) JAMES BROWN (13)

LEVERT (59) STEVIE WONDER (57)

BOY2 II MEN (56) FREDDIE JACKSON (54)

HI -FIVE (48) AFTER 7 (33)

SOUNDS OF BLACKNESS (30) JAllY JEFF (27)

DAMIAN DAME (15) RALPH TRESVANT (10)

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JIGGIE GEE "I Need A Good Man" (Atlantic) 27/10 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0. Light 27/10, Total Adds 10, WHOT, WOWI, KOXL, WUJM, WAGH, KJMS, HOT105, WIKS, WEAS WNOV.

INNOCENCE "Silent Voice" (Cool Tempo/Chrysalis) 27/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 26/3, Total Adds 3, K97, WAKE, WUJM Medium WEUP CHRIS PITMAN "Show Me" (Atlantic) 26/11 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 25/11. Total Adds 11 including 1104, WOWI, WAKE, WDXZ, WUJM, KIIZ, 216, KIPR, HOT105, WANM. Medium WZAK.

O'JAYS "Keep On Lovin' Me" (EMI) 24/24 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 24/24, Total Adds 24 including WBLS. WDAS, WHUR, K97, WEDR, WYLD, WZAK, KPRS, KMJM, WUJM.

ENTOUCH "Drop Dead Gorgeous" (Vintertainment/Elektra) 22/8 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 20/8, Total Adds 8, KPRS, Z16, WOIS, WLOU, WIKS, WOOK, WANM, K98 -FM. Medium: WJIZ, WGZB.

RICK & RICH "Pump (Let's Go)" (Cool Tempo/Chrysalis) 222 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 18/2, Total Adds 2, KIIZ, WALT. Heavy: K104. Medium. WEUP, WPGA, WEAS. CHUBB ROCK "The Chubster" (Select/Elektra) 21/0 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/0, Light 12/0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WOWI, WPLZ. Mediums include: WBLS, KMJO, K97, WIZF, WJIZ.

A.K. "I Can't Stand It" (Elektra) 20/5 Rotations' Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 17/5, Total Adds 5, KMJQ, K97, WUJM. KJMS, WEAS. Medium: WTLC, KMJM, WPGA.

GEORGIO "Rollin'" (RCA) 19/19 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1, Light 18/18, Total Adds 19 including WHOT, WJLB, WTLC, WJIZ, KBCE, KOXL, WAN, WOIS, U102, KIPR.

B.G. THE PRINCE OF RAP "This Beat Is Hot" (Epic) 18B Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 136, Total Adds 6, WTLC, KOXL. WAN, WHJX, WANM, WJFX. Heavy' WOWI. Medium: WBLS, WDX2, WJHM, WPLZ.

LOOSE ENDS "Love's Got Me" (MCA) 151 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 7/0, Light 4/0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WHUR, WJIZ, WENN, WJMI Mediums include WBLS, WRKS, WIZF, WTLC, WILD.

JAMES BROWN "Move On" (Scottl Bros.) 14/13 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0.0, Light 14/13, Total Adds 13 including K97. WZAK, WJIZ, WFXA, WWOM, 2104, WEUP, 216, WTUG, K98 -FM.

RUBY TURNER "Rumors" (Jive/RCA) 13/11 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 13/11. Total Adds 11 including WAMO, WTLC, KPRS, WAN, Z16, WLOU, KJMS, WCOX, WEAS, KMJJ

RANCE ALLEN "Miracle Worker" (Bellmark) 13/6 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 0/0, Light 13/6, Total Adds 6, WAGH, WEUP, KIPR. KJMS, WARM, KDIA SLICK RICK "I Shouldn't Have Done It" (Def Jam/Columbla) 12/11 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 0/0, Light 12/11, Total Adds 11 including K97, WOWI, WZAK, WJLB. WRKE, WAGH, WGZB. KJMS, WBLX, WPLZ.

STARLEANA "I'll Take You There" (Virgin) 121 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 12 8, Total Adds 8, KFXZ, KIPR, WALT, WIKS, WANM, K98 -FM, WJFX, WTLZ DAVID SEA "Shake" (Magic City) 12/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1. Light 11/3. Total Adds 4. WEDR. KOXL, WHJX, HOT105 DEE "I Want You" (Chief) 12/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 12/1, Total Adds 1, WWDM

TRACIE SPENCER "Tender Kisses" (Capitol) 10/6 Rotations' Heavy 00, Medium 2/0, Light 86, Total Adds 6, WYLD. WEUP, KFXZ, WLOU, WTLZ. WVOI Medium WDAS, WFXA.

NAUGHTY BY NATURE "O.P.P." (Tommy Boy) 10/3 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 8,3, Total Adds 3, WBLS, WPEG, WFXE. Medium: 216, KIPR. LATEASHA "It Just Ain't Easy" (Motown) 101 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 4r0, Light 6/0, Total Adds 0 Medium WAGH, WEUP, WOIS. WEAS

Reports/Adds

1 CHRIS BENDER/I Knew (EastWest) 53/7 2 YOURS TRULY/Come And Get It (Motown) 53/3 3 PRETTY IN PINK/All About You (Motown) 47/7 4 3RD BASS/Pop Goes The Weasel (Def Jam/Columbia) 41/6 5 JIGGIE GEE/1 Need A Good Man (Atlantic) 27/10 6 INNOCENCE/Silent Voice (Cool Tempo/Chrysalis) 27/3 7 CHRIS PITMAN/Show Me (Atlantic) 26/11 8 ENTOUCH/Drop Dead Gorgeous (Vintertainment/Elektra) 22/8 9 RICK & RICH/Pump(Let's Go) (Cool Tempo/Chrysalis) 22/2

10 J.T./Swing It (EastWest) 22/0

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W XYVIBaltimore Roy Sampson

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Hottest:

DAMIAN DARE RALPH TRESVANT SOUNDS OF BLACKNE STEVIE WONDER HI FIVE

WILD/Boston

HAIIHaHI

COLOR tE BADE RIFF TONY TERRY PRIDE AND POLITIC JUSTIN WARFIELD Hottest:

RDYZ II PEN SOUNDS OF BLACKNE JAZZY JEFF LEVERT STEVIE WONDER

MILK/Buffalo

Hurricane Dave

COLOR RE BADE LOUIS PRICE Hottest: BOYZ II PEN

FREDDIE JACKSON SOUNDS OF BLACKNE AFTER 7 GLADYS KNIGHT

WRKSINew York Brown/Beasley

HI FIVE

EX -GIRLFRIEND Hottest: SOUNDS OF LLAOKNE STEVIE WONDER GUY

EN VOGUE LEVERT

WBLSINew York Mike Love

TEVIN CAME ..L

PHYLLIS HYMAN NAUGHTY BY NATURE O'JAYS Hottest: LEVERT DAM IAN .DARE LISA FISCHER GLADYS KNIGHT JAZZY JEFF

OC10410cean City Scott Jantzen

WHITNEY HOUSTON COLOR ME BADE KEITH WASHINGTON TONY TERRY WILL DOWNING OAKTO+EI' S 3.5.7 3RD BASS

Hottest: AFTER 7 BOYZ II PEN HI FIVE JAZZY JEFF

LISA LISA

WRKEIOcean City

OuartaronelMena

HEAVY D A THE BOY YOUNG MC COLOR PE BADE J.T. TAYLOR SLICK RICK INNOCNCE CHRIS PITMAN TONY TERRY

*JITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: STEVIE YONDER BOYZ II PEN PEBBLES ARETHA FRANKLIN JEFFREY OSBORNE

W DASIPhiladelphla Joe Tamburro

COLOR ME BADE WITNEY HOUSTON O'JAYS ALEXANDER O'NEAL ANN G Hottest: BOYZ II PEN

LEVERT

SOUNDS OF BLACKNE PEABD BRYSON

FREDDIE JACKSON

W USLIPhlladelphia AIIanlStevens

WHITNEY HOUSTON COLOR PE BADE

PRINCE NATALIE COLE w/NA

Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS EN VOGUE TONY TERRY

RALPH TRESVANT STEVIE WONDER

W AMOIPittsburgh FalsonlGoewey

WHITNEY HOUSTON COLOR NE BADE JENNIFER HOL.LIDAY

CHRIS BENDER RUBY TURNER

MARE( MARK A THE Hottest: JAZZY JEFF LISA FISCHER MOAN DAME HI FIVE

COYZ II PEN

W HURIW ashington B.K. Kirkland

COLOR PE BADE TONY TERRY TEVIN CAMPBELL ALEXANDER O'NEAL 0'J A ES DELL HARVEY WHITNEY HOUSTON B ANGIE B

Hottest: SOUNDS OF BLACKNE STEVIE WONDER JAZZY JEFF GUY

NATALIE COLE w/NA

WHYS/Washington Simpson/Diggs

LEVERT PRINCE

WHITNEY HOUSTON HARKS MARK A THE 3RD BASS JODECI ALEXANDER O'NEAL TONY TERRY COLOR RE BADD SOUL FAMILY SENSA KEISHA JACKSON B ANGIE B Hottest: AFTER 7

SOUNDS OF' BLACKNE

DAMCAN DATE

LEVERT

STEVIE KINDER

W JIZIAIbeny Rocky Lore

BEEF. A CECE WINAN EX -GIRLFRIEND WHITNEY HOUSTON

J.T. TAYLOR TONY TERRY GEORGIO JAMES BROWN Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON LEVERT STEVIE WONDER

JAllY JEFF AFTER 7

KBCEIAlexandria

Donnie Taylor

J.T. TAYLOR COLOR PE BADE RODNEY 0 EX -GIRLFRIEND PERCISE MC SWEET OBSESSION GEORGIO Hottest:

FREDDIE JACKSON BOYZ II 'EN SOUNDS OF B.ACKNE HI FIVE PEAR) BRYSON

W VEEIA1Iante RobertslBacote

DJ G UIK

BRAND NEW HEAVIES HEAVY D A THE BOY Hottest: STEVIE WONDER LEVERT DAMIAN DAME PEBBLES

WFXA/Augusta Carl Conner

TEDDY PENDERGRASS JAMES BROWN MIN' CONDITION PRINCE ANN G Hottest:

HI FIVE FREDDIE JACKSON STEVIE WONDER

JAZZY JEFF SOUNDS OF LAC NE

WXOK/Baton Rouge

Wallace/Mitchem

none

Hottest: BOYZ II 'EN STEVIE WONDER FREDDIE JACKSON HI FIVE AFTER 7

KOXLIBaton Rouge

Chris Clay

B.C. THE PRINCE 0 COLOR ME BRED PHYLLIS HYMAN

PRINCE JIGGIE GEE GEDIGIO ANN G

DAVID SEA

Hottest:

STEVIE WONDER FREDDIE JACKSON BOYZ II MEN

LEVERT AFTER 7

W A TV/Birmingham Ron January

OIRIS BENDER TONY TERRY COLOR ME BADD

TEVIN CAMPBELL B.G. THE PRINCE 0 RUBY TURNER GEDIGIO WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: HI FIVE STEVIE WONDER AFTER 7

RALPH TRESVANT GLADYS KNIGHT

WENN/Birmingham Donnell/Starr

none

Hottest:

STEVIE WONDER

HI FIVE

AFTER 7

RALPH TRESVANT DAMIAN DAME

W DXZIC harleslon Jimmy Mack

TONY TERRY

WHITNEY HOUSTON EX -GIRLFRIEND CHRIS PITMAN Hottest: WIZ II PEN

STEVIE WONDER

LEVERT JAZZY JEFF HI FIVE

Z93/Charleston Cliff Fletcher

PRINCE

ANN G WILL DOWNING DJ QUIZ WHITNEY HOUSTON COLOR ME BADE Hottest: STEVIE YONDER HI -FIVE BOYZ II MEN DAMIAN DAME

FREDDIE JACKSON

W UJMIC harleslon Allen/Jackson

JIGGLE GEE LENNY KRAVITZ O'JAYS 3RD BASS LA RUE

INNOCENCE WHITNEY HOUSTON A.K.

J.T. TAYLOR CYHRIS PITMAN COLOR RE BADE PRETTY IN PINK

Hottest: DAMIAN DAME BOYZ II MEN

FREDDIE JACKSON LEVER STEVIE WONDER

WPEG/Charlotte

SaunderslDarcell

COLOR ME BARD

WHITNEY HOUSTON NAUGHTY BY NATURE Hottest: BOYZ II MEN CHERYL "PEPSI'" R

SHIRLEY MURDOCX LEVERT JAZZY JEFF

WJTTIChattanooga

LandeckerlRankin

WHITNEY HOUSTON WILL DOWNING

TEVIN CAMPBELL

O'JAYS Hottest:

LEVERT BDYZ II MEN FREDDIE JACKSON AFTER 7 RI FIVE

W WDMIColumbia Andre Carson

WHITNEY HOUSTON COLOR RE BADE

JAMES BROWN

O'JAYS DEE

Hottest: BOYZ II MEN

HI FIVE

CRYSTAL WATERS

LEVERT FREDDIE JACKSON

WFXEJColumbus Philip David March

NAUGHTY BY NATURE COLOR ME BADE

J.T. TAYLOR Hottest: LEVERT FREDDIE JACKSON STEVIE WONDER

HI FIVE

SOUNDS OF B.ACKNE

W AGH/Columbus Darrell J. Smith

J.T. TAYLOR GEORGIA COLOR PE BADE JIGGLE GEE SLICE RICK LUTHER VANDROSS

LA RUE

RANCE ALLEN Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON LEVERT WIZ II MEN

DAMIAN DARE

HI FIVE

K104/Dallas-Ft. Worth Avery/Anderson

DJ QUIK J.T. TAYLOR PRINCE WHITNEY HOUSTON COWRIE BADE

CHRIS PITMAN Hottest:

STEVIE YONDER AFTER 7

JAZZY JEFF

BOYS II MEN

HEAVY D A THE BOY

KM/JD/Was-FL Worth Casey/Jammer

none

Hottest:

HI FIVE DAMIAN DARE JAZZY JEFF DIGITAL VNDEFGRCU STEVIE WONDER

W GCIIChicago James Alexander

L.L. COOL. J

COLOR HE BADE WILL DOWNING 3RD BASS

Hottest: LISA FISCHER JAZZY JEFF STEVIE BANDER

PEAR° BRYSON HI FIVE

W IZFICinclnnatl Lewis/Turner

COLOR PE ?ADD TEVIN CAMPBELL PRIDE AND POLITIC

PEBBLES LUTHER VANDROSS BRAND NEW HEAVIES

Hottest: SOUNDS OF BLACKNE JAZZY JEFF

BOYZ II MEN HERE A CECE WINAN

TROOP/LEVERT

W ZAKIC leveland Tolliver/Rush

O'JAYS JAMES BROWN LA RAJE

WHITNEY HOUSTON SLICK RICK LENNY KRAVITZ TONY TERRY WILL DONING RALPH TRESVANT LOUIS PRICE PRIDE N'POLITIX Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON PHIL PERRY JAZZY JEFF LEVERT STEVIE WONDER

W VKOIColumbus K.C. Jones

KEITH WASHINGTON LUTHER VANDROSS PHIL PERRY LISA LISA SWEET OBSESSIC7 Hottest: LEVERT FREDDIE JACKSON AFTER 7 GENE RICE STEVIE YONDER

W JLB/Detroit Steve Hegwood

J.T. TAYLOR TEVIN CAMPBELL NATALIE COLE w/NA LENNY KRAVITZ WILL DOWNING LOUIS PRICE GEORGIO PRINCE

SLICK RICK Hottest: LEVERT RALPH TRESVANT

BODS II Ma FREDDIE JACKSON SOUNDS OF BLACKNE

W DZZ/Flint Kris McClendon

PRINCE EX -GIRLFRIEND WILL DONNING OAKTOWN'S 3.5.7 JAMES BROWN LENNY KRAVITZ WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: LEVERT BOYZ II MEN FREDDIE JACKSON AFTER 7 GLADYS KNIGHT

WJFX/Ft. Wayne Kelly Carson

WHITNEY HOUSTON STARLEANA

COLOR NE BADD GEORGIO TONY TERRY PRINCE

B.G. THE PRINCE 0

L.L. COOL J

3RD BASS PRIDE N'POLITIX Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON LEVERT HI FIVE RETIE SYNDICATE STEVIE WONDER

VI/TLC/Indianapolis

JohnsonlBucha non

JENNIFER HOLLIDAY PRINCE J.T. TAYLOR B.G. TIE PRINCE 0 GEORGIO RUBY TURNER Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON BOYZ II MEN STEVIE WONDER LEVERT GENE RICE

KPRS/Kansas City King/Wonder

RUBY TURNER WILL DOWNING J.T. TAYLOR COLOR RE BADE PRINCE

O'JAYS ENIOUCH

LOUIS PRICE

3RD BASS Hottest: STEVIE WONDER FREDDIE JACKSON SONDS OF BLACKNE BOYZ II MEN

LEVERT

WHOVIMilwaukee Ernie G.

CHERYL "PEPSI[" R

LA RUE

WINES HOUSTON ANN G

COLOR PE BADE

FATHER MC w/LADY

JIGGLE GEE TONY TERRY

GEORGIO Hottest:

LEVERT

FREDDIE JACKSON GENE RICE STEVIE WONDER

HI FIVE

W MVPIMilwaukee Billy Young

T IA MARIE SOUL FAMILY SENSA COLOR ME BARD

ANNE C O'JAYS Hottest:

LEVERT RALPH TRESVANT HI FIVE

IOYZ II MEN GENE RICE

WTLZISaginaw

Crockett/Lampley

STARLEANA TRACIE SPENCER WHITNEY HOUSTON WILL DOWNING

JAMES BROWN TONY TERRY GDOFGIO LOUIS PRICE CHERYL "PEPSII" R

FATHER MC w/LADY

Hottest: LEVERT FREDDIE JACKSON BOYZ II MEN

AFTER 7

STEVIE WONDER

KMJMISI. Louis

AtkIns/ W ynter

COLOR PE BADD

TEVIN CAMPBELL KEITH WASHINGTON WHITNEY HOUSTON

O'JAYS Hottest:

BOYZ II FEN

FREDDIE JACKSON LEVER! AFTER 7 JAllY JEFF

W VOiIToledo Casey McMichaels

LOUIS PRICE RUBY TURNER

PRIDE N'POLITIX COLOR ME BADE

LUTHER VANDROSS

FATHER MC w/LADY WILL DOWNING

TRACIE SPENCER WHITNEY HOUSTON O'JAYS Hottest: HOYE II MEN

N FIVE STEVIE WANDER

LEVERT GLADYS KNIGHT

K BUZAW ichita James McFadden

PRINCE TONY TERRY WHINEY HOUSTON TEDDY PENDERGRASS

COLOR HE BAD) PONT CONDITION

Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON

DANA'S DAZE

BOYZ II FEN

STEVIE WONDER

LEVERT

W ZF /I/Fayetteville Phil Allen

LALAH HATHAWAY NATALIE COLE w/NA COMPTONS MOST WAN PRINCE

MARVA HICKS WHITNEY HOUSTON TONY TERRY COLOR ME !ADD Hottest: STEVIE WONDER HI FIVE

BOYZ II MEN RALPH TRESVANT FREDDIE JACKSON

W OMGIGreensboro Sam Weaver

GAKTOWN'S 3.5.7 COLOR ME BARD

EX -GIRLFRIEND PHYLLIS HYMAN TONY TERRY Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON LEVERT STEVIE YONDER JAZZY JEFF BOYZ II MEN

Z1041GreenrHlle

Walker/Valentine

PRETTY IN PINK COLOR PE BADE L.L. COOL J WHITNEY HOUSTON oAY.TJWN'S 3.5.7 JAPES BROWN Hottest:

BOYZ II MEN

HI FIVE

SOUNDS OF BLACKNE LEVERT RIFF

KMJO/Houston

Atkins/Reynolds

MINI CONDITICN B ANGIE B RIFF

J.T. TAYLOR COLOR ME BADE TEVIN CAMPBELL PHYLLIS HYMAN A.K.

Hottest:

AFTER 7

HI FIVE

SOUNDS OF %ACKNE JAZZY JEFF GLADYS KNIGHT

W EUP/Huntsville Steve Murry

CHERYL "PEPSII" R

PRETTY IN PINK DEE HARVEY COLOR RE BADD TRACIE SPENCER O'JAYS RANCE ALLEN JAMES BROWN HEAVY D A THE BOY Hottest: LEVERT

FREDDIE JACKSON BOYZ II MEN

STEVIE WONDER AFTER 7

W JMIIJackson Todd/Jones

EX -GIRLFRIEND JENNIFER HOLLIDAY TONY TERRY LENNY KRAVITZ RALPH TRESVANT Hottest: JAZZY JEFF BOYZ II 'EN SOUNDS OF BLACKNE AFTER 7

READY FOR THE AR

W HJXIJatksonnille Young/Melvin

PRINCE LUTHER VANDROSS TEVIN CAMPBELL C A C MUSIC FACTO J.T. TAYLOR DAVID SEA PEBBLES

WILL DOWNING PRETTY IN PINK B.C. THE PRINCE 0 WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest:

LEVERT BOYZ II MEN FREDDIE JACKSON STEVIE WONDER HI FIVE

KIILKIIleen

Jlml Carrow

CHRIS PITMAN WHITNEY HOUSTON J.T. TAYLOR RICK A RICH Hottest:

HI FIVE LEVERT

AFTER 7 JAZZY JEFF BOYZ II MEN

KFXLLatayette Harrison/Byrd

WHITNEY HOUSTON O'JAYS STARLEANA TONY TERRY PRINCE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY TRACIE SPENCER Hottest: BOYZ II MEN LEVERT FREDDIE JACKSON .

GENE RICE AFTER 7

KXZZILake Charles Rob Neal

WINES HOUSTON COLOR PE BADE JAMES BROWN PRETTY IN PIN( RUBY TURNER ENDXUCH CHRIS PITMAN REDHEAD KINGPIN PHYLLIS HYMAN MAIN SOURCE MINT CONDITION Hottest: LEVERT FREDDIE JACKSON BOYZ II MEN

AFTER 7 HI FIVE

WOIS/Laurel

Ron Davis

J.T. TAYLOR LUTHER VANDROSS LA RUE

GEORGIO Et/TOUCH

TONY TERRY RODNEY 0 FAZE

Hottest: BOYZ II FEN

FREDDIE JACKSON LEVERT SOUNDS OF BLACKNE HI FIVE

U102/Lexington

Mack/Moberly

GEORGIO PAULA ABDUL

COLOR RE BADD LA FUE

Hottest: BOYZ II PEN

WTMK SYNDICATE STEVIE WONDER AFTER 7 STEWART A DOWER

KIPRILittle Rock

Booker

EX -GIRLFRIEND COLOR PE BADD FAZE PRINCE.

TONY TERRY RANCE ALIEN

L.L. COOL J

GEOIGIO STARLEANA CHRIS PITMAN Hottest:

AFTER 7

STEVIE WONDER LEVERT

NI FIVE

SOUNDS OF HACKIE

W LOUILouisrllle Maurice Harrod

GEORGIO WHITNEY HOUSTON TRACIE SPENCER RUBY TURNER TEVIN CAMPBELL L.L. COOL J

JIBRI WISE ONE ENTOUCH

Hottest:

LEVERT FREDDIE JACKSON STEVIE WONDER GENE RICE HI FIVE

W GZBILoulseille Del Spencer

WHITNEY HOUSTON LOUIS PRICE PRETTY IN PIKK PRINCE SLICK RICK LENNY KRAVITZ PRIDE. N'POLITIX Hottest:

BOYS II MEN

HI FIVE

RALPH TRESVANT FREDDIE JACKSON JAllY JEFF

W JJS/Lynchburg Lad Goins

MINT CONDITION CHRIS BENDER

J.T. TAYLOR PRINCE Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON AFTER 7

BOYZ II FEN STEVIE BANDER LEVERT

WFX M/Macon Big George Threatt

a.m C O'JAYS J.T. TAYLOR WHITNEY HOUSTON MINT CONDITION LENNY KRAVITZ LA RUE

Hottest:

FREDDIE JACKSON LEVERT HI FIVE BOYZ II PEN

STEVIE WONDER

WPGA/Macon Brien Kelly

none Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON DAMIAN DARE LEVERT RALPH TRESVANT GENE RICE

K971Memphls O'JaylBsll

WHITNEY HOUSTON SLICK RICK INNOCENCE A.K.

MAIN SOURCE

A'JAYS COLOR PE BADE JAMES BROWN

ANNE G Hottest:

LEVERT BOYZ II PEN STEVIE ANDER HI FIVE SOUNDS OF BLACKNE

KJMS/Memphis Hamilton/St. James

PRINCE

WILL DOWNING

C A C MUSIC FACTO J.T. TAYLOR

JIOGIE GEE RUBY TURNER GEDIGIO

SLICK RICK

A.K.

RANCE ALLEN Hottest:

LEVERT STEVIE WONDER FREDDIE JACKSON BOYZ II MEN HI FIVE

WALT/Meridian

Steve Poston

TEVIN CAMPBELL EX -GIRLFRIEND

RICK A RICH GEORGIO WHITNEY HOUSTON TONY TERRY CHRIS BENDER

J.T. TAYLOR WILL DOWNING STARLEANA

LARRY LARR

Hottest: BOYZ II MEN

FREDDIE JACKSON HI FIVE

LEVERT

AFTER 7

W HOT/Miami leleylBleck

GEDRGIO COLOR HE BADD TONY TERRY WHITNEY HOUSTON JIGGLE GEE Hottest:

HI FIVE SOUNDS OF B.ACINE SHIRLEY MRDOCK FREDDIE JACKSON AFTER 7

W EDRIMiaml James Thomas

COLOR ME BADE O'JAYS

PHYLLIS HYMAN DAVID SEA TONS TERRY

JENNIFER HOLLIDAY Hottest:

LEVERT

SHIRLEY MURDOLX SOUNDS OF BLACKNE GLADYS KNIGHT HI FIVE

W BL XlMoblle ChealamlSlnclatr

SLICK RICK CHERYL "PERSIL" R

J.T. TAYLOR TEVIN CAMPBELL WILL DONING Hottest: BOYZ II MEN FREDDIE JACKSON NI FIVE

JAZZY JEFF AFTER 7

NOT lOSIMontgomery SleelelMay

PRINCE

DAVID SEA TONY TERRY

O'JAYS WILL DOWNING

KEITH WASHINGTON MAIN SOURCE J.T. TAYLOR JIGGLE GEE C A C MUSIC FACTO LENNY KRAVITZ MINT CONDITION COLOR FtF. BARD JENNIFER HOLLIDAY CHRIS PITMAN Hottest:

LEVERT FREDDIE JACKSON BOYZ II KEN RYTMI SYNDICATE SOUNDS OF FLACKNE

W OOKINa shellle Michael St. John

NATALIE COLE w/NA PRINCE

WHITNEY HOUSTON LENNY KRAVITZ TEVIN CAMPBELL PHYLLIS HYMAN Hottest:

STEVIE WONDER HI FIVE AFTER 7

JAZZY JEFF DAMIAN DARE

WIKS/New Bern Kirklandlk.nney

STARLEANA OMEN LA RUE

JIGGLE GEE PRETTY IN PINK O'JAYS WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON STEVIE WINDER BOYZ II MEN

LEVERT

SOUNDS OP BLAME..

WYLD-FM/New Orleans Wallace/Ross

WHITNEY HOUSTON CHRIS BENDER LENNY KRAVITZ

TEVIN CAMPBELL O'JAYS RALPH TRESVANT NATALIE COLE w/NA TONY TERRY TRACIE SPENCER Hottest: LEVERT

BDYZ II '551

HI FIVE FREDDIE JACKSON AFTER 7

W O W IINoAolk Steve Crumbley

J.T. TAYLOR WHITNEY HOUSTON SLICK RICK JIGGLE GEE CHRIS PITMAN

DI OUIK

Hottest:

SOUNDS OF B.ACRE LISA LISSA LEVERT HEAVY D A THE BOY JAZZY JEFF

W JHMIOrlando Lindsey/Hollywood

WHITNEY HOUSTON COLOR ME BADE NATALIE COLE w/NA YOURS TRULY MAGIC MIKE A DJ M

Hottest: HI FIVE DIGITAL UNDEHGROU LEVERT BOYZ II LEN

LISA LISA

W OOKIRaleigh Young/Conners

COLOR PE BADE OAK7OWN'S 3.5.7 ENITXAH

ALEXANDER O. NEAL WHITNEY (EUSTON O'JAYS Hottest:

FREDDIE JACKSON LEVERT AFTER 7 SOUNDS OF B.ACKNE STEVIE PONDER

W CDXIRichmond Aaron Maxwell

WITNEY HOUSTON LA RUE

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Phil Daniels

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KENNY G JIBRI WISE ONE

SLICK RICK

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WEASISavenna Floyd Blackwell

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WILL DOWNING

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KMJJ/Shreveport

M.J. Rasool

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BOYZ II MEN FREDDIE JACK.S'JN

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K911-FM/West Monroe

John Wilson

TONY TERRY

WHITNEY HOUSTON PRINCE

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Lynn Briggs

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JeN Harrison

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KBMS/Portland

Frank Barrow

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KSOL/San Francesco Bob Mitchell

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HAVANA BLACK "Love, Understanding & A Helping Hand" (Hollywood) 27/1 (29/3) Adds WKIT. Medium 3: WLLZ, KJOT, KFMH.

FLIES ON FIRE "Cry To Myself" (Atco) 25/3 (22/9) Adds KLBJ, WTUE, KGMG. Medium 4: WLLZ, WRIF, WFYV, KFMU.

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MR. BIG "Lucky This Time" (Atlantic) 19/4 (17/5) Adds: KSAO, WXTB, WCCC, WFYV Heavy 1: WOFM Medium 4 WOVE, KEZE. KWHL. KZ00. JOHNNY WINTER "Illustrated Man" (Pointblank/Charisma) 17/17 (0/8) Adds including WBCN, KLOL, KRFX, WCCC, KLBJ. KMOD KKDJ. WIZN, WCIZ. KEYJ. Medium 4 WIXV. KEZO, KILO, KZKZ.

CHRISSY STEELE "Love You Til It Hurts" (Chrysalis) 17/16 (1/1) Adds including KSAO, KISW, WHEB, KNCN, KKEG, WACO, KMJX, KRZR, KRZO, KGMG Medium 3.

KEZO, KKDJ, KNAC.

KISS "God Gave Rock And Roll To You" (Interscope/EWA) 17/11 (6/5) Adds including WBAB, WXTB. WCCC. WHCN, WPDH, WROV, KOMP, KRNA Heavy 1: WAZU Medium 7.

KSAO. WOFM, KOLZ, KUPD, WVRK, KICT, KRZO.

ROO STEWART "Vagabond Heart" (WB) 17/8 (10/7) Adds including KILO, KEZE, KFMU. Heavy 3: WBAB, WMMR, WAPL Medium 11 including WNEW, WFBO, WZBH, WBLM, KEZO. WWCT, KRZO. WZXL. WYMG. KZOO

LENNY KRAVITZ "Fields Of Joy" (Virgin) 17/3 (14/3) Adds including KLAO, WGIR. KOWB. Heavy 2 WLVO, WIZN. Medium 8 including WDHA, KLBJ, KEYJ, KFMX, KFMH, KFMU.

ENUFF Z'NUFF "Baby Loves You" (Atco) 16/15 (1/1) Adds including WXTB, WMMS, KOME, WKLC, WCCC, WEZX, WVRK. KRZO, WZXL, WKIT. Medium 4:

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TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS "Makin' Some Noise" (MCA) 152 (162) Adds including WHFS. Heavy 2. WEBN, WOMF Medium 7 WBAB, WDVE, WCMF, WXLP, WKLO, WIOT, KZRR.

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LA. GUNSi iss (17) JOHNNY WINTER/tllustrated (17)

GUNS N' ROSES/You (71)

QUEENSRYCHE/Jet (31) BRYAN ADAMS/(Everything) (29)

ALICE COOPER/Hey (28) EXTREME/Hole (26)

SKID ROW/Monkey (24) TOM PETTY &.../Learning (21)

38 SPECIAL/Sound (20) VAN HALEN/Runaround (20)

L SKYNYRD 1991/Smokestack (19)

CHRIS WHITLEY living with the law

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LARRY SNIDER, KLPX: "'Living With The Law' will light up the phones...give it the commitment it deserves. Increase the play and it will really pay. #5 phones

the first week!"

REDBEARD, KTXQ: "After seeing him perform live, I

was immediately struck by the legend of Robert

Johnson. Johnson supposedly sold his soul to the devil to be able to play and sing better than any mortal...I'm wondering if Chris Whitley may have bought it back."

TED EDWARDS, KLOL: "The music pops right out of the

radio. Chris won't be an unknown for very long."

ON TOUR WITH TOM PETTY.

Sign Of The Storm (Elektra) 65% of our reporters on H.

3 2

INS MS LW 1W 169 REPORTERS

1 1 1 1 TOM PETTY & THE.../Learning To Fly (MCA) 4 3 2 0 38 SPECIAL/The Sound Of Your Voice (Charisma)

6 6 5 o GUNS N' ROSES/You Could Be Mine (Geffen)

11 8 6 0 ALLMAN BROTHERS/End Of The Line (Epic)

3 2 3 5 LYNYRD SKYNYRD 1991/Smokestack Lightning (Atlantic)

9 9 7 0 OUEENSRYCHE/Jet City Woman (EMI)

35 21 14 o VAN HALEN/Runaround (WB)

20 13 8 0 EXTREME/Hole Hearted (A&M)

5 5 4 9 FOREIGNER/Lowdown And Dirty (Atlantic)

16 12 10 0 RIC OCASEK/Rockaway (Reprise)

26 17 12 0 YES/Saving My Heart (Arista)

12 11 11 0 BRYAN ADAMS/(Everything I Do) I Do It... (A&M/Morgan Creek)*

17 15 15 0 ALICE COOPER/Hey Stoopid (Epic)

22 20 18 0 DRIVIN N CRYIN/Build A Fire (Island)

13 14 16 0 SKID ROW/Monkey Business (Atlantic)

39 29 20 0 DOOBIE BROTHERS/Rollin' On (Capitol)

28 24 21 0 BONNIE RAITT/Something To Talk About (Capitol)

2 4 9 1e VAN HALEN/Poundcake (WB)

24 23 22 0 MOODY BLUES/Say It With Love (Polydor/PLG)

_ - 34 fliD TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS/Out In The Cold (MCA)

- - 45 co R.E.M./Shiny Happy People (WB)

10 16 19 22 SCORPIONSNVind Of Change (Mercury)

_ 56 32 ® JOE WALSH/All Of A Sudden (Pyramid/Epic Associated)

51 39 31 a ERIC GALES BAND/Sign Of The Storm (Elektra)

53 37 28 ® L.A. GUNS/Kiss My Love Goodbye (Polydor/PLG)

49 33 26 a HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Build Me Up (EMI)

36 32 27 $ SCHOOL OF FISH/3 Strange Days (Capitol)

7 10 17 28 BLACK CROWES/Seeing Things (Def American)

6 7 13 29 R.E.M./Texarkana (WB)

DEBUT- Q RTZ/Face The Music (Giant/Reprise)

27 25 24 31 JUNKYARD/All The Time In The World (Geffen)

59 42 35 ® MARC COHN/Silver Thunderbird (Atlantic)

14 18 23 33 JESUS JONES/Right Here, Right Now (SBK)

29 27 25 34 JOE JACKSON/Oh Well (Virgin)

- 50 40 0 BILLY FALCON/Power Windows (Jambco/Mercury)

42 38 36 0 WHITE TRASH/Apple Pie (Elektra)

l DEBUT ffl FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS/Twist The Knife (Epic)

47 40 37 Q WARRANT/Blind Faith (Columbia)*

55 51 46 © KINGOFTHEHILL/lf I Say (SBK)

46 43 4: Q SIMPLE MINDS/Stand By Love (A&M)

19 22 30 41 ALICE IN CHAINS/Man In The Box (Columbia)

38 34 33 42 BILLY SOUIER/Facts Of Life (Capitol)

- 57 48 0 KIX/Girl Money (EastWest)

- 55 47 Z SLAUGHTER/Shout It Out (Interscope/EWA)

- 59 53 0 NEVERLAND/Drinking Again (Interscope/EWA)

- - 58 0 CHRIS WHITLEY/Living With The Law (Columbia)

- 57 $ TYKETTO/Seasons (DGC)

54 53 51 Q BLACKFOOT/Guitar Slingers Song & Dance (Nalli/Laurie)

15 19 29 49 TATTOO RODEO/Been Your Fool (Atlantic)

44 47 49 50 VAN HALEN/Top Of The World (WB)

- - 60 ® STUART HAMM/Lone Star (Relativity)

- - 55 Q MICHAEL McDERMOTT/A Wall I Must Climb (Giant/Reprise)

60 59 Q BANG TANGO/Untied And True (Mechanic/MCA)

60 58 56 Q FIREHOUSE/Love Of A Lifetime (Epic)

32 35 43 55 VAN HALEN/Right Now (WB)

30 36 52 56 YES/Litt Me Up (Arista)

41 41 42 57 STRESS/Flowers In The Rain (Reprise)

18 28 44 58 JOE WALSH/Ordinary Average Guy (Pyramid/Epic Associated)

31 31 39 59 LAW/Miss You In A Heartbeat (Atlantic)

23 26 38 so BULLETBOYS/Hang On St. Christopher (WB)

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Reports/Adds Heavy Medium

153-/0 142- 8- 161+/3 121+ 36- 157+/1 80+ 56+ 155+12 87+ 62- 139-/1 102- 33+ 153=10 70+ 54+ 148+133 67+ 74+ 153+/10 54+ 75+

145-/0 74- 55- 140=/3 41+ 85- 138+113 45+ 76- 117-/2 69+ 35- 135-/1 25+ 57+ 111+16 27+ 59+ 124-/1 20- 53- 107+/8 25+ 72+

103+/6 34+ 48+ 76-/1 37- 32+

100-/3 20+ 54- 85+/39 17+ 58+ 83+/52 20+ 50+ 59-/0 45- 11- 95+/31 14+ 59+

110+122 4+ 40+ 104+117 4- 34+ 79+/8 14+ 49- 83+/5 13+ 37+ 54-/1 38- 12- 61-/0 31- 25- 83 /83 11 41

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Rollin' On (Capitol) 63% of our reporters on it.

ERIC GALES BAND L.A. GUNS Kiss My Love Goodbye (Polydor/PLG)

61% of our reporters on it.

BONNIE RAITT Something To Talk About (Capitol)

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2 2 1 Q TOM PETTY & THE.../Into The Great Wide Open (MCA) 1 1 2 © VAN HALEN/For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge (WB)

5 4 4 © 38 SPECIAL/Bone Against Steel (Charisma)

3 3 3 4 LYNYRD SKYNYRD 1991/Lynyrd Skynyrd 1991 (Atlantic)

8 6 © ALLMAN BROTHERS/Shades Of Two Worlds (Epic)

9 7 7 Q QUEENSRYCHE/Empire (EMI)

7 6 5 7 FOREIGNER/Unusual Heat (Atlantic)

10 10 9 Q YES/Union (Arista)

15 11 10 0 EXTREME/Extreme II Pornograffitti (A&M)

4 5 8 10 R.E.M./Out Of Time (WB)

14 12 11 (1) RIC OCASEK/Fireball Zone (Reprise)

- - 12 ® VARIOUS ARTISTS/Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves (Morgan Creek)

- 17 15 ® ALICE COOPER/Hey Stoopid (Epic)

12 15 16 0 JOE WALSH/Ordinary Average Guy (Pyramid/Epic Associated)*

19 19 17 ® DRIVIN N CRYIN/Fly Me Courageous (Island)

13 13 14 16 SKID ROW/Slave To The Grind (Atlantic)*

28 23 19 tfj DOOBIE BROTHERS/Brotherhood (Capitol)

24 20 20 BONNIE RAITT/Luck Of The Draw (Capitol)

8 14 18 19 SCORPIONS/Crazy World (Mercury)

21 21 21 Q MOODY BLUES/Keys Of The Kingdom (Polydor/PLG)

6 9 13 21 BLACK CROWES/Shake Your Moneymaker (Del American)

22 25 25 ® MARC COHN/Marc Cohn (Atlantic)

25 24 23 23 JOE JACKSON/Laughter & Lust (Virgin)

11 16 22 24 JESUS JONES/Doubt (SBK)

34 29 26 ® HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Hard At Play (EMI)

33 31 21 CI SCHOOL OF FISH/School Of Fish (Capitol)

- 36 28 5 L.A. GUNSMollywood Vampires (Polydor/PLG)

- 39 34 a ERIC GALES BAND/Eric Gales Band (Elektra)

27 27 24 29 JUNKYARD/Sixes, Sevens & Nines (Geffen)

- - 37 Q BILLY FALCON/Pretty Blue World (Jambco/Mercury)

17 22 31 31 ALICE IN CHAINS/Facelift (Columbia)

35 33 33 © SIMPLE MINDS/Beal Life (A&M) _ o 36 Q WHITE TRASH/VVhite Trash (Elektra)

_ o 0 VARIOUS ARTISTS/Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey (Interscope/EWA)

38 34 35 ® WARRANT/Cherry Pie (Columbia)*

30 32 32 36 BILLY SQUIER/Creatures Of Habit (Capitol)

DEBUT ID KINGOFTHEHILL/Kingotthehill (SBK)

I DEBUT Q KIX/Hot Wire (EastWest) I DEBUT 0 CHRIS WHITLEY/Living With The Law (Columbia)*

20 26 30 o LAW/The Law (Atlantic)

Keeps a bullet due to continued growth.

JULY 19, 1991

"Learning" (153) "Out" (85) "Makin" (15) "Runaround" (148) "Pound" (76) "Right" (24) "Sound" (161) "Last" (1) "Rebel" (1) "Smokestack" (139) "Keeping" (14) "End" (4) "End" (155) "Get" (2) "Desert" (1) "Jet" (153) "Silent" (6) "Another" (1) "Lowdown" (145) "Only" (1) "Fight" (1)

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155- 106 - 121 + 104 - 89 + 71+ 74-

Medium

10+ 53 + 36 - 38 + 63 - 55 + 55 -

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"Shiny" (83) "Texarkana" (61) "Losing" (5) 123-/12 49 - 58 + "Rockaway" (140) 143 =/3 41+ 87- "Everything" (117) 117-12 69 + 35 - "Hey" (135) "Feed" (1) 135-11 25 + 57+ "All" (95) "Ordinary" (18) "Look" (8) 114+/19 28 - 64 + "Build" (111) "Fly" (4) 112+/6 28 + 59 + "Monkey" (124) "Darkened" (3) "Quicksand" (2) 124 -/0 20 - 53 - "Rollin- (107) "Dangerous" (5) "Something" (3) 113+/8 26+ 77+ "Something" (103) "Slow" (3) "Business" (1) 106+/6 37+ 48 +

"Wind" (59) "Hit" (3) "To" (1) 62 -/2 45 - 14- "Sat" (100) "Bless" (1) 102 -/3 21+ 55 - "Seeing" (54) "Hard" (5) "Jealous" (2) 58-/1 39 - 12- "Silver" (83) "Walking" (11) "Miles" (1) 93+/11 12- 45 +

"Oh" (74) "All" (1) 78-/1 16+ 48- "Right" (49) "Real" (1) 52 -/0 34 - 14- "Build" (79) "Couple" (4) "Hit" (2) 83+/8 15+ 51 - "3" (83) "Wrong" (1) 86 +/5 13+ 39 +

"Kiss" (104) 104+/17 4- 34+ "Sign" (110) "Resurrection" (1) 111 +/23 4+ 40 +

"All" (86) 86-/2 8= 43 - "Power" (80) "Heaven's" (1) 80+/17 4+ 43 + "Man" (46) "Sea" (1) 47-/1 11- 21- "Stand" (51) "Lights'" (2) 55 -/2 11+ 33 - "Apple" (76) 76+/3 0= 35 +

"Shout" (48) "God" (17) "Hell" (2) 53+/10 3= 20 +

"Blind" (66) "Uncle" (1) 67=/1 5= 25 +

"Facts" (51) "She" (2) "Nerves" (1) 53 -/2 5- 27- "If" (70) 70 +/6 2+ 19+ "Girl" (59) "Tear" (1) 59+/11 4= 84-

"Living" (52) 55+/10 1+ 21 +

"Miss" (27) "Laying" (5) "Stone" (4) 39 -/0 8- 24 -

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L.A. GUNS (17) ENUFF Z'NUFF (15)

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EAST MOST ADDED BREAKOUTS

WHITNEY HOUSTON (26) KINGOFTHEHILL (5) NATALIE COLE (22) COLOR ME BADO (20) R.E.M. (20) C 5 C MUSIC FACTORY (7) D.J. JAllY JEFF (7)

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JESUS JOIE 6-1 AMY GMT 7-5 Y11_911 PHILLIPS 9-6 HAM' ADA 10.7 CORINA 4-1_l 2

WAEBIAlleetown, PA

Ryder Johmon

NATALIE COLE ECM (ap) IAA SIM lap)

E PAM T« PITY (ap) HI -FIVE

SALT-A-PºI lap) CADETMI ]X115 1)01 MAULS (ap) Sottmt JESUS JOx6 4-1 NO GAIT 9-4 BRYAN ADAMS 11-5 FENN SINDICATO 22-11 COPINA 19-1i

HOTEMANnlown PA

fr.nk Ceeml

COLOR IE ADD Hottest: AMAN ADAM 5-1

W.. SKIM 3-2 E i 6-3 BLACK CRAMS 15-10 CORIM 17-11

WMlAingNma". NY

MorP.ruOr.M

HUEY LOTS L ME WIMP ELISION NATALIE 011 r/MA Pp) CILO AMILL (Gp) Hottest: BEAN ADAMS 9-2 DAME MILD 19-12

5 28-12 PAULA ALDI. 1-26 RIF 32-27

WESEIBEIMA. NY

Edward. McGowan

0

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RIM Am.. 101 PENN (Op) ALICE COWER (ap) ROD TENART lap) P.E.M. (ap)

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JAZZY JEFF / FEES WIMY 1016TO1 TOM PITT (ap)

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TIC FMMMIcd. CT MIKMAM2.e

3E BATS

LIMN WSW« (ap) MEN E ADD TARIN CANADA Hottest:

.1 JAZZY JEP 1 FRES 4_3 BREW LAMS 21-6 SEAL 36-20 C L C HONE FACTO 39-E

WREEnlunen9ton WV Gory Maim

CATHY DEEMS HUY LEIS A THE AARON NEVILLE (dp) JAZZY JEFE A FRES (WI CHE lap) IottNt: BEM ADA/6 6-1 JESUS 12-6 AMY GAMIlO 1,9 RACEME 16-12 ORINA 21_16

PWRtLJonn.lown PA Ad.m.Jen.e.

NATALIE 01E WNA (ap) AARG NEVILLE (ap) Hotte BPTµaADAMS 1-1 JESUS J016 6-2 RPM STNDICITE 12-0 5031I(1L5 20-12

NY :RAT 21-13

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NATALIE COLE MAZA (00) RIC NASA (dp) JO41110A (ap) REAL 108013 ALAI E ADO

JELL JAMS 1-1 WILSON PHILLIPS 3-2 ANY GRANT 9-7 P.C. WEST 13-11 COMM 29-22

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MINN 1016TÁ CLOP IE ADD NATALIE ONE .MA ld0) T. PECO

50PIOL5 5-3 CORITA 6-A M GMT 9-6 BRIM ÁD06 16-8 MIA SYNDICATE 11-9

RC101 Nw Hewn. CT

5coMolemen

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Attest: 2-1

AN WANT 5-2 BAM ADAMS 1-4 1DN11 KRAVITZ 13-9 LOAM BLT« 24-18

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NATALIE COLE r/NA (apt LIMEY MILTON POEM MITT (OP) CLOP K ADO (ap) TAM: Nd (ap) Attest: ATM SILICATE 3-1 BEM LAM 11-7 MANLY MR A ME 16-11 JAllY JEFF L FRS 31-22 SELL 33-25

9990111 Ocean Coy. MD NlrnmENlies

PAULA WV AFTER 7

NATALIE DDE N/NA WHINEY MALT. CAC MUSIC FACTO

OIOAD HOUSE

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CAMNE BÁ00 OAR711WA 3-5-7 (OP) Hottest: SALT -PPA 6-4 JAM JEFF A PM 10-9 HI -FIVE 15-11 MAY MARK t DE 20-17 C 1 C MUSIC FACTO 26-21

WTATMonlemt ME

Sean PALM

CATTY OTEAS WIMP MUST01 LIZ It rot Hotter: MY GAIln 164 BRIM ADAI6 20.17 ELF 21_19 SALT -N -PEPA 16.11 CE C NAIL FACTO 33-25

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11011.9119. PA

Tommy PEA

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.F.M, 19-10

Esasw.p.a.. NY

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11900111 MET EMS 1 ME NATALIE ]XE or/NA

51001A1 TEEN

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Nw1IE Pair' BOTA II la NATALIE 01E N xa Hottest: BBYM ADAPE 6- IOTA SILICATE '-A MY GRANE 5- S031I«5 '6-1' .IAAZT JEFF A FIE! 23--1

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JAZZY JEP 1 FPP NATALIE COLE N/NI TUC LICE Hottest: JESUS JON ES1 -s

AN BRY ADAM 1- SmIRIGS 11! BLACK CATE: '8-9 MEDIA 33.30

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Hottest: Di l PAULA ABDUL N-6 BRIM ADAMS 11-13 A111 GRN 16-19 SEJI:. 9-19 EPOS MI1D 26-21

WOXAnork. PA

fearhaR.yl'

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MCC.u.1.nMCrock.T

P.E.M. lap

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P3 '

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Scott SAJonn

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WWFX/B.ngor, ME

CoepalRMly

R.LM. NATLLIE 1L1 EPA WIINY Mu3ION 01!M E het CR-aIEY M1M0_ APCJO SMILE RAAJ Hottest: TA. KDMP N_+

TTi1 SILICATE I- LA.« KRAVITZ 0.4

SpMN ADAM 9-5 COCINA 9-15

103CIRBerAHy, WV

Sp-r.cer O.rI - MS: - FACTO

T« PETIT ROPLIE NEVI: Hotest: MICHAEL A. PITH 2-1 BMA00211 ADAMS B-3 ADM KRAVITZ 5-5 NC NSY

RITE SPOICAN 14-9

E SXXXIawlinpton VT Bn N.mnton

HUE LEIS L MHE

IN'/WIE RANI AMOR NEVILLE II SPt^IAL C.ITE =PEP lap

KISMET HOUSTON

N -:teat: TM* KEEP 1-1 JEWS JONES 5-- 11Ta TEICAIE 6-1 FETUS ADAM AAGANTa-5 v

WIPE/Cape Cod. MA

K98 Lernm

nme Hottest: DE 3-1 BAYAN LAMS 1-K JESUS JOEL 5-A LAN} KRAVITZ IL6 117311 STxDICATE 2-8

WNYPHIIwu. NY

Ste,,. Clm.ISn

EILOTHtNL- MOOT e.'JES AAILLIE 00E./NA PRIDE N PI3,ITI1

Hottest: ATM LAM 4- SONEI TLS El GAL N ROIL 10-5 TAM "CAP 2+_15 D19014 MD. 23-1!

968ILJPe,kPeurg, WV

Lorry Hughes

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MINN IOW.« N IOJASIE HICE (ap) 510Ui5IE1 ME A SUMP STIEM

AMY WAN 6-2 RPM STOIGAN 12-3 TARA IOM 1.r OFIN1 11_1

1E -SCE 28-1-

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LIMEY MOIüTOM MOOT B.UG PACK

PRIDE N' P9.1111 AIIDFIBDIILL (ap) Hottest: =HEART 3-1 JESUS JONES 5-2 ESCAPE CLAN ,-3 BRYAN 111111S5-9 FIRMA% 1,13

SOUTH MOST ADDED BREAKOUTS

WHITNEY HOUSTON (40) COLOR ME NADD (36) R.E.M.. (28) NATALIE COLE (23) C 6 C MUSIC FACTORY (21)

KINGOFTHEHILL (10) RIC OCASEX (5)

PRIDE N' POLIitX (5)

R2 MAO Augur GA B ruce SMNAne

MINN MX6TG

OLOR 1E SAL IN)11 I: T71 MAC 9W Mateo.: ATM I006 1-I

JESUS JGS 3-2 RTT11 "INDICATE 13-4 TINA MnO 12-5 IN. PLAIN 11-6

AA Amen. TX

TorlectYAutDn

050I 'E SAM C A C MUSIC FALLO

HotteAIMaADAMS 4_2

COMA 7-6 ALT -M -PEPA 9-8

LL 18-15 JAZZY NM 4 FRS A0-29

RM 71Au.en. TX AA. ANA. J tMA

C 1 C M6IC FACTO (ap) MINN MTCTON ANNIE 111/T (ap) Homm

t21-21 ERAS«E 28-21

CANT IMJNIS 32-2) MI -FIVE 31-29 31011L5:E 1 TE A 0.34

WFMFB.IonRou9. LA Johnny A/11eraMon

PAID EEL« mum MAR EME MIMES LUTON H ottest: E5í 1-I RITA STEMMA 13-0 AA GM" 15-9 LENT OIAVITZ 16-12 ARM 4oÁ16 25-19

K 101Beaumont TX

LandeeMece

KZZae..un.ont TX sPM.uS Mw

1.E.M- 01E1 E ADD L IMEY 10Q101 B« MYlIGAN PIA N' PO-ITI1 Attest: JESUS .DNS 2-1 RATAN LUR B-5 warm 21-12

SEAL 2,111 0/ 25.20

IKB.mnglMm. AL SL Jnhweohw.on

05011 1E MOD .M F. x TY-E 05.E MP Matea.: PARDA ALA. 1-1 NEAT, S-4 BEM AD. 13-5 RPM SILICATE 6-0 n WON 2-10

WSSIOCh.e on SC Roger Ga.n«

nose M1tlel: NCHI¢ A. PIN 1-2 UBw 3-3 EA 1-4 RETIE SILICATE 5-5 JLL'. JOME 6-6

WCALCN.rbn.. NC Mal Shand.

0501 E ADD WIMP 10IITON LATIN ELM.(dp) MAUNA' MIA

11.6 KEMP 3-3

BON :I la 19-14 C . C MUSIC PACTS 33-21 OM. EBLD1.32

WNO1.MM1Mte SC

Rwh MCKAy

MINN NxI5nA

CANT LEIS CM YE ADD Hottest: EDP SYNDICATE 3-1 AMAX EMS 0.1

:MIL MIL 13-7 COILA 11-12 MAL zo-ve

WCG04o3maM GO

NMrfAIMcC.rd

NATALIE COLE ./111 (ID) WIMP MUSTQ1 TANG Std KINGCNEALL lap) Mateat JELL JOEL 1_1 Di 3-2 ANN KRAVITZ 4-3 BEM WÁ6 11,4 AN GAM'9-6

RZiMrtorpu. Cnn.d.TX GonA.lAlDenny B. Anon. 0510 PRIM I' 111DIR W IMY MXISTt1 JtNM!M COLOR E BADE 1R P/MAREA MART MR E T Nat: eat RNA SILICATE 2-'

GLORIA PATINAE 5-2 3MIY KRAVITZ 7-5 BON II MO 15_11 BAM LAMS 24-12

Otab'DurNMm M.O. NC

PemckMen

W111RY 10USTO K IIOITLEHAL ELF Hottest:

ES A«6 1_t Di 3-2 LENNY KRAVITZ 1,4 TAM K 2-0

ADAMS BRIM LAMS 9-1

O PRR'E1 Peso. TX

IN Moleno

01011 1E ADD JASMINE OUT

MINN 1013101 110G/10211 (31) NATALIE COIF ECM lap) Horror: run" SYNDICATE I-1 01IMA 4-2 OE 5-3 JDESAZZ! MIE 9-4 JIMET JEFF 1 MTES 25-21

WMXFIF.YFn.vrM. NC

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9DIRlES C i C IIUSIC FACTO IOO1 NOES 411G MPI102 DL9oND GILD Hatest: N AM EMS 9-1 RITA SILICATE 6-3 AMA 0I6 15-1 MA 1612 IQIINA 20.16

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B.MyrMAedows

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WRMTIGr.NwM, NC t8./DMN.

C 1 C PANIC FACTO 0101 E ADD

O1T N' LYE B INfiOTMW ILL NW. PAIJb AMpINAME TIm/LEVEA NILI

CIQD[D MOUSE

EMI 9d Mtut: M EMS 5-2

JAZZY JEFF 1 D1S 21-12 ROBIE NYIL R.M.C. 11U 27-20 MGM6 METO 33-22

wZYPalunaNae. AL CI.a Andrew. 1E11MY HOUND.

NATALIE 052 VIM C 1CLSIC FACTO ALICE ®0 T. P. E lI' MMIEL1 LA'S L t Vat: BEAN LIMB 6-I ÁT11 TLICA3 4-2 ESCAPE CAM 3-3 AA GYM 5-5 SCOMIOLS 13-9

HOT15Jeck.on. MS

Loueteer'Crvte

On 'I' EVE (au) TNN 901 (ap) C001 IE ADO MINN 1015TIM NATALIE 05E ./M (dp)

TMaS-ILICATE 2-1 xI-1IVE 17-11 B0I2 II la 11-12 JAZZY JEFF A F96 22-16 EN.A ME D-26

WAPE/J.cA.onrxN FL

McC.rpwyrfr.rri DMZ II 1121

NI10W STEP Hottest: Eli 1_1 SLNPI06 3-3 BRIM ADAMS 5-4 REM SILICATE 7-5 ERIN/ 12-7

ÑOUTIJohn.on C., TN

uNMann

TYD 310. PAULA AADL Lunt: LES A1M6 9-4 BEAN ADAM 161 ARE01N: 23-17 ALIAS 26-21 1a SPECIE- 33-27

WOKOKno.rNe TN

Clay GNh

ESCAPE CLUB MET LEWIS 1 THE .11Cí M K 1 TIE Hottest: IRAN SYNDICATE 2-1 BRIM ADAMS 4-2 JESUS JOIE 3-3 ME_S11 16-12 NORMAN 30-19

PW R9ASLa.inglon. KY

Fo./CYrev..

PLHo ABM: C 1 C M6IC FACIE FIREOLLY

Mitest: CM1O. E. 91IM 1-4

DE 9-6 ANY GRANT 19-15 ATM MEDICATE 20-16 CVRINA 26-22

KKYKILin1. Rock. AR BYVPresMy

PAULA NADE MUEI LOGS 4 ME C A C 1161C FACTO AATLtE oAE ENO RIC O.ASIX KINGBIMDIILL

Hottest: JESUS JOWL 2-1 FITE SYNDICATE 3-2 BRIM ,ADAMS 6-Y AA 711.- 9-6 NACE CROES 12-7

WDJLlOUMrdI. KV

Sne6MrM.yer

AEON EVIL, ELY LOGS 4 ME NI -FIVE MINN HOUSTONNANA

íM1R NE (11P) Attest: R11111 SYNDICATE 1_1 PF 2-2 ATM LAMS 7-5 MA GMT 12-7 ESCAPE CLUB 15-6

WZRSILpuYVW. KT

ScoBhVbdow.

MINN NEST. MESO NAL T MEVILIF. )0p( NATALIA 011 AAA (ap) AMAte ARE 1 TIE (ap) Hottest: EKt1_1 JTTN SILICATE 3-2 ARMA JONES 101 FIRMA Lµ 10-6 GRIM 1611 1

EM'AVSMAcon GA WpodaMyl..

Tee Ra ea S: BE SILICATESILICATEt0-3

BEAN L 262IN

NE LEN 26-22 NCNA1 BLTON 37-31

FM10WMer'0lw. TN

CorWVIP.rWerVN

PAULA ALUL 11AUIC OMF HI -FIVE CAM YE MAL R0 SMART S0311oM atMRJ

MPS JAMS 8-1 ESCAPE OJa 9-6 1ODONBEAT 10-9 LONI KAMM 5-12 ATM ADAM 22-17

WIIAaIMOAE.. AL IleyealP.ler.m

3018106 1111_961 PHILLIPS KIF C I C N61C FACTO PAULA AWOL HUN LAIa A TE HI-FIYE MR01 ta AD

PAULA A t-LW. I- COM1 E ADD 2-2 ErAw OJO 3-3 ATM SILICATE 6-6 1117111 17:116 22N1T

WHIM Montgtlwry, AL

St.renMSawan

ALMA AMA AUNN NEVILLE (ap) MINA [06TON /MIELE 05E ECU (apN tortear: MIN SYNDICATE 7-4 NAM LOANS 6-15 ATM ADu6 21-19 CGINA 23-21 FINscM1V 24-22

P3 KARS1Amanllo, TX

MCNScon W -MAY IQSTMI

RBFMIMCAIIAr. Browr..nIN TX MONIE RA1TT (ap)

S.M.Bo M IE ADD Uego C r. C MUSIC FMCIO (ap)

nose

BRIAN LAMS 1-1 PAULA AL11L 2-2 SALT-N-PPA 11_11 SCORPIONS 19-19 MIILUSIYS 26-26

1107OAeanVNM TN

R.planP.ec.

Hottest. PWv1 AAII, 1-1

MIDIAEL W. PIN 2-2 AN GMT H

1111-9. FHILLIE 9-9 B AAM NAM 1614

XL1p71OMMD FL

CupklSavAr1.

mu. MANt ME (301 0500 IE ADD WIMP HOUSTON

Hottest: JESUS JOIE 4-1 AA GYM 14-9 TY110 13-10 OTINA 17-11 SPAN ADAM 10.12

WJLaPna.ca, FL

RM:IwdaYounp

C 1 C LZ FANO

NATALIE 031.E r/M MONEY HOUSTON

COLOR IE SAL MOODY BLUES `Ip) SALT_e_ISlA Ap) Hottes 111 KRAVITZ 3-1 MIA SYNDICATE 5-3

JESTS LOVES 7-4 ADMAN LUIS 8-6 AN :RANT 9-7

WRVOJRchmetd, VA D 4r4MCKAy

5031106 (31) ROD ST01AA SYLLIE COLE N/NA AAI« NEVILLE Hottest: COLOR M: DUE 1-1 ARAM AD. 17-9 31001 WART 18-15 JAZZY JEFF I PIES 30-17 CANT DOWNS 1.16

ÑaNwroke. VA askell'PAK..**

C 1 C MSMC FACTO lap) 'MIEN COLE ANN (NP) NET LAIN AME

Hottest: JESUS 116 6-2 ESCAPE AM AN NAM GRANS 8-6 NOM Mµ6 169 Sew 21-15

Z10215.rarwn. OA Wknmwwrur.m.

MIND MPAT01 OOpI E AAA

O2 PAW BRYSON

ALICE ®PER

BRYAN AD 1-1 JAZZY JED 4 FACS 17-7 O S h-15IS

O OINA INA 26-23 TALLE 051 VE1 (1-21

KTUXALr.r4p'Nt LA Sn.PFM.dnv.N

ATM MEDICATE CORMA WI11RT 1013í011 LAM® IQISE RIC mom CATA DONIS KELt Mottnt: JE9U5 JAI6 1-1 AN GM 6-0 CAR ea STEAM 1 DInl41 10.t0 BAµ 101/6 16-12

WOW Weat PWn Am. FL

Dt'rerM.9wn

C A C M6IC FACTO (di) FIRDOH O ATEN 012 NnY lap) H ateatt 111M1F1`, 91111 H O.E.A. J

Ni 6-5 «10 6.7 AMAN LAMS 12-9

WKZLWkMIorsSAhnA NC

Hoeow.rM4cMrEh

JAZZT JEFF A FRES 1NIMY 1019}G NlE? LEGS I TE G1M1I1 ESTEEM (6p) aHmI7a1LL (6P) hottest: JESUS MRCS 2-1 BEAN AD. 3-2 AA GIANT 10.5 PL STONE 20-19 PAULA AWOL p -N

PRIDE N 0311)1 lap) RFA PEEE.E EoAANC:

RMAN OJO 1-2 BRYAN YWCA W NE_d 11_16 NAM GRAILS 15-1e FEMALE 24-19

KOHZIAmAnI1o. TX

SmokMAnda.pn

PAPA ABDUL lap) MINN LUTON (ap) MUY Ld11S 1 THE (Opt TIM 5101 (ap) C t C MSIC PACTO (OP) LISA LISA (Op) ACALLE 501 N/MI (ap) Natos: TMA EDE 3-2 LT/E1 MEDICATE 5-3 LF BEAN

RPAVITZ 9-5 LAPS 22-9

MEDIA 1610

WMSFIAanevrlle. NC

MMonAr)Tr.nt

NI -FIVE

AMY L91IS 4 ME WIMY MUM. Hottest: JESUS GAGE 6'_4 1

AN BE ADAMS t I GRANT 7-5 M

SOUP IONS 16-14 FOL.. A-22

WJA0ABN.Ya.916.tl96 GA Jahn Demon

WIMY 01511N CLLIE 00E EPA

EPT DD DIES R LMOFT HILL (ap) HEVN D. 4 TE L (ap)

AC HOE (Op) C A C MUSIC FACTO (ap) LISA USA (ap)

BR'µ ADM 13-1 KATIE 11-5 NO WANT 16-7

CATE OINIS 17-8 ATA TLIGAN IB-12

*0101910.4. MS

MMmrO.rn

Ix9IE1 SAWS (a>) 1M1 94. (AP) R1NIE MITT (ap) MIELE CAE MA (6p) CAM YE BADD (ap) Mtttnt: MAN LAMS 6-N

.REHOUSE 9-14 FLACK CRONES 8-15

2X-16 113M16 SCENE 33-22

WZKXIBdOAI MS SpalmWRnod..

MINN )OJSTG NATLLIE COLE v/N1 NAM A.VMS (ap) BONNIE MITT CLIP IE ADD (6p)

Hottest: TAM MO 2-2 JESUS J«6 3-3 BRIM ADAMS 12-5

OEIT KRAVITZ 10-8 W ILL. PHILLIPS 15-10

AMCRF.Y.nMle AR Mr1. Chem

COLOR IE B1D0 WITNY MIST.

MANY MIJB 1 THE (Op) aTZ II MA (ap) TNB SIaY (ap) Hottest: MOAN LUIS 1-1 ISMS JAMS 2-2 MT GAM 5-3 ROIETTE 11-8 JAZZY JEFF 1 FRES 23-11

.1161X/Florence SC

M111.r1Allen

MINN MELTON

MLR IE BADE NATLLIE COLE v/MA (ap) E LF (ap) PIC OCASO! KI151.5: ILL (AD) Ratel JESUS JOINS 6-1 MEAN /EMS 16-3 :SCAR CLUB B -N Opt 1.-10 RACE TOMS 17-11

KISRFt Sm., AR

B.kerlGrly *ITEM IW51« MOODY BÁ PEN NEVILLE Hottest: ARAN LAMS 7-3 FIROOUSE 11-11

5.10 5-13

NAM LATES 16-14 RL MMART 23-19

BM, Smnh, AR

WHI, Sterer'.

MINN HOUSTON

BOIAIE MITT COIN ME BED NICO.AJ TEEN

NEAP D. 1 ME L Hottest: AMY :PAN: 5-1 IMAM ADAM 14-10

BACK :AAE- 20-14 J1721 JEFF 1 FRS 22-15

O104G.dWen. AL DAvwDonArn

MIME HOUSTON

0102, E BAD NATALIE 01E M/M (10) TMI "M. '1p)

t: 11TH SINDICAN 3-1 BRIAN ADAMS 13-4 SCORP106 7-6 FIREHOUSE 14-11 COMINO 22-14

W3'OSIG.rne.vHle, FL

Berm/Fez

M -FIVE LIMEY MUTTON

MARtT MAN N NE RlF Mates: SEAN 41116 11-1 SCORPIONS 21-17 COMM 23-13 101 PENT 31-21 JAZZY JEFF N IP6 73-21

11 SAAB LAtay.ne LA Weldon..on 1111 STOMA RMHOUSE

C L C M6IC FACTO

LA'S Hottest: Dig -1

JESUS AND 8-2 ESCAPE CLUE 7-3 BRYAN ENE 19-12 MONA P21

K2111Lu66a:k. TX

LucklScun

PRIDE N P0 -IM NATLLIE CE ECM 0101 IE BMW MINA MASSON NNNIE MITT C L C MUSIC FACTO JAZZY JEP E FRTO lap) Hottest: JESUS Jam, }1 IRTIM SYNDICATE 4-2 AIM ADu6 9-1 ESCAPE A 11-10 CCADDYDOaWNS 23-15

OlOtR4erwan, MS AnBnnylR.ndMl

WHITNEY 1011101 MET LIDOS A TIE Natest: JESUS JG6 1_1 PTPa STMDCATE 3-3

SCORPIONS 18-I4 SEAL 2/-17 FIRMEN 28-23

RCNX/Mra4IA Odes. TX Tom K.N,

T« PETTY

WIMY HOU51O MOP 1E BIND NMI 9W

Hxtn1: JELLS J«6 2-1 TARA KE1i 5-3 P}TW SINDICAN 9-5 LILY KRAVITZ 11-8 EOM ADAM 20-11

KNOEIMonrw.LA MltcnMl'R.9dn

MIMID MUM. PRIDE M FAITT1 01011 E 9011 HEAVY D. A 111E B1 OR 'M' ENE RIC ELSE CLUED 1000 KEPT (Op) MALE NAM ADAMS 5-1 JESUS JARS 11-5 AEI 10-6 SEAL 16-11 JAZZY JEFF 1 1,116 22-15

WOPRMVrX. B..cn SC

Zen. Mho

C 1 C MUSIC FACTO O1TON'S 1-5-1 NATALIE COLE N/MA

3E SASS (ap, OLOR lE SADE Hottest: RTTIM SILICATE 1-1 ANIMA 9-5 ODA 14.9 ROO STEWART 19-10 PAULA WM 25-M

WILNP.wrr CMV. R

JAZZY JIPO 1 FR6 MAKE MA L TIE

1111 NEVILLE PALA ABDUL

KIIWTOIILL (ap) 0108E ADD LISA USA

JESUS .LOAF A-2 EWE 201 6-5 CORRAN 7-A MI GAY 11_6 ATM ADAMS 13-9

KIXYS.0 Mg.lo. TX

Snrp.&BII ct IRISE C 1 C M61C LACIO 050 ELM (Sp) RIEL PENILE HILT LEWIS 1 THE 101 PETTY (L) AN. NEVILLE Hottest:

«R A T2 SYNDICATE H

BRIM ADAM 11-5 CORITA 9212 SEL 12-22

W0HTRMn...ea fl NMYALIE 051 v/11Á

OMTON'S 3-5-1 lap) MINE 1WSTG C L C MUSIC FACTO lop) JOOMM (apt

K.M.C. ERO 11-' WIZ II 4E 1D -A BEAT 'IN JAllY JEFF 4 316 22 -It LISA USA 26-21

K WTXSNeco TX

CM.lopSc ODIA J. x NONAS (dp)

ANSINT MALES (0p) Hottest: JESUS .DMS 1-1 WILSON PHILLIPS 4-3 AA GRUNT 10-1 BEM L. 17-8 MANIE 11-A

KNIN WINM FM. TX

JJ. McKay MIAU ABDUL lap)

RIC LC13X R DOWNED ILL lap) REBEL PENAL Hoot: JESUS JOKE; 1-1

AN ADAM 8-3 ITN 13-8

ALP 15-10 TUFF 0-n WVBSWrlm,ngton. NC Barren/Tork

COLOR NE BAD C A C MUSIC FACTO NATALIE ALE M/NA (ap) KIF

Hates: JESUS AM

0 2-1 RDA21 16 3-3

1610 NORMAL JAZZY JO1 t PIES 17-12 FIRDPUSE 25-15

248 Current Reposers 241 Current Playllete

Called In Frozen Playlitte (2): WBNO/Bloomington WIFCAVeusau

OW Not Report, PMayllet Frozen (5): KEGL/Dellea W STW IW IImIngton KBFM/Atc Allen -Brownsville W SSX/Cherleeton Y107/NeehvI)(I

NOTE: "Breakout:- are records not Included In Me "Regional Most Added," Out have file of more adds In a region and fewer than SO stations overall

New A Active Includes songs reported by at least SO of ow CHR reporters Significant Action Includes Bongs reported by fewer than 50. bAd at least 10 of ow CHA reporters The two P1,11ber5 following the arastARle (label) desgnatan Indicate the Iota) number, how many added X for the first hme this week Moves indicate the type of ac- Ilvny this week Up for upward than movement. Same for sideways or continued uncharted aChvdy, Down for Downward Chart 41110119. and Adds for the number IS a sampling of 3ndrvldual station aCtiWly. Complete activity can De E MIL in 01e Parallels NOTE: Records that lack the required 80% of our CHA reporters to become Breakers may accumulate enough _hart points from high chart posnanS on those stations reporting them, to debut on the CHR Natgnal Airplay/40. CHR Rotation Criteria - FAAIR)I a Adds and/or One: tow plays In a 24 -how pe0od. three of them before mid- night. Nlypaned Adds and/or Ons: One-two pays In a 24 -how pond, both of them before ~night.

84.Ra/I July 19,1991 CHR S&HOTS MIDWEST

MOST ADDED BREAKOUTS

COLOR ME BADD (21) WHITNEY HOUSTON (20) R.E.M. (17) PAULA ABDUL (15) NATALIE COLE (15)

(*0 BREAKOUTS

71-"P) . iv -M1

y

r

AP_ _ 1 r 4i9

P2 W(DOIAkren. OH CNrO/NNnoN.

MIN LSIS 4 ME (a) HUB MILLION (Sp)

JAZZY JEFF L ERNS (do) RANA AMA 'INN 9LN (a) Hottest: M1CHAG w. 90111 2-1 POISON 5-2 JEWS JONES B-5 BMAE MAID 9-7 311110.0 9-13

WRG(I¿.ntm. UH Nu96euVMC.m

M HALM 5MA1A

N a la) MOOED MUSE SIONSIE 1 TIE M Mateat: MAN ADAMS 5-1

-0 RD06E 9 NOME 18-1) AMMEr 21_16 ALICE CGEA ale NOTM71CMcpo. IL

Gregg C.a..1

OMAN. Ian) ROD MEAD EN (a) Pottmo 2112111 .116 1-1 BOO ADAMS 12-7 JAllY JOT I NIES 15-13 A0 GAIR D-16 SCORPIONS D20

WJMOIcw.l.na, OH

Cwe2Snrm.n

WITNEY MGM COLOR M BADD

311.10E OR (ap) Mrttest, NN 1_1 AFTER 1 6-4 RTI1N SYNDICATE 12-6 JAllY JEFF I ENES 11-9 LIMY 101AV172 24-15 WP(09sv.npon 1,1

AF1WFwWm o,.r AD STDIART Hottest: 6915 JOH6 5-1 DF 4-3 MY MAN 11'5 PnM ADAM 46 FIREHOUSE 22-19

WG1210.y.n, ON Be1NnINWRo.

CONY OIVITZ

MIN LEWIS 1 1111E

JAZZY JEFF 1 FRG CUM M 1.00 TAO 9011 C I C MUSIC YARD NATALIE 111.E WMÁ

NM ANCA 2-1 IDE 3-3

M ADAMS 13-4 CWPIM 1410 AMY GMT 111-13

( *N0ID. Mar. IA (a96UA.M

WITEEY sidoa PAULA Á®11L SEAL

M AD101 1-1 PAULA 10611 -S LAR GAR 10-5 061 111-10

CR 1 O7-13 /lSTOIE..nar21., IN

WM IFEOIO.VMresr

C0106F)nl MI St NhelmeACoop.r

ICY [RJR 1E BAID MET .1]11S 4 1110

ALICE TOPO x011105

3M BASS lap) Hottest: DIO' 0DÁ16 6-1 YRT 4-2 ICY

*.LA

SU 9-4 HON D. 1 TIE m I2-7 /11605116 22.15

WMEEIFt Wryn.. IN J. Ds<N

COOP M MO V

* 1116 AMES 3-1 M11í 11E 6-4 MF11. w. 9161111 o-7 BRIM01 MMES 18-13 JAZZY JUT 1 FRG 2011

WGRDMr.r1a R.AM.. MI e5.n CMlnph.r

PLACE CROIIs LA'S 91D1 M BACO

ENNIJ ASUL SALT -)-PEPA B1 -FINE Hatnt: DE 13-6 JEAN J1G 149 MAN 55116 22-14 Tul MT( 16.25 IMF]OIS 31-29

WI((Mir.n S.S. WI CorICr.N

NR:MA AAM1 AOVILLE

NATURAL SCIITION

MY&N ADAMS 9-1 SCORPIO. 4-3 NAM CANES 6-5 SEAL 1410 FINN SYNDICATE 35-22

WVIGLeesi.q MI Rp6ir.orlS.mMon

110006E JAZZY JUT A FINS REY

Mott.at: CLUB 1-1

2E915 ARES 4-2 ere: 6-A SmRPlO. 9-5 11:SON PHILLIPS 8-6

N104M.aNpn WI WaUerookn

1I1NN HO0116 NATALIE TIE NINA I10) E .E.M. Idol O2 lap) Mtte3t. JESUS JONES 5-1 PRIM ADAMS 11-6 BACK .TOSS 17-9 ESCAPE TUB 18-13 SCRP1aS 33-22

MJ1010k0nom. CNN, O( McCMON.

OW M BADO

H ottest: p0- 1_I M6LTTE 7-3 ARM ADAMS 12-5 0013 ANCA 14-8 SCORPIONS 17-11

(O4.OJOn.1N. NE

EwwraAaem.

38 SPECIAL (ap) C L C M.IC PACTO (a) Iwttest: 1M I_1 .1.11 MG 3-2

M ADAM(171 2-3 MICELESCAPE e-6 ESCAPE TUB 109

(Z31P.aHA. IL

WMrIMrBMm

SEAL JAIZE JEFF 1 nLS (ap) CATO DONIS TON PETT (ap) Hottest: OF 2-1 MAN MANS 42 JET. JONES 5-4 E SCAPE 1.11 8-5 MET. e-7

WZO(/RookTvw. IL

Tan ~Oruro

C L C MUSIC FACTO TM PETTY

1710 MY)111 lap) NG LEVIS A 110 Mount: EN 9-2

20305 JART 5-4

JFS1S ONES 10-5 LOWELM. 1-6 BRIM 10.16 16-10

WIOOISpw.w. MI Rick BtN. EIlA000n4M ILL Hottest: 50171010 1-1

STEELMAN 2-2 !EMS JONES 1-3 TMAR41 1.2 KIM/EL 1..911. 6-5

R(NTISprInEI1Ma. MO AN..na.rR6N...I1

NATALIE ON_P N/NA P.E.M. (ap) IINOO NEBILL (ap) O5ON 1E SPUD (ap) IOIAI. MMLG (ap)

Ntt.1t: SRO MAN. 16-10 Em SARI 15-12 SCAII0. 21-17 FIRE) 26-21 BONNIE MITT 0.25

(HTMKt L. MO B.NIMnr0a4bn

RT(ETE MI006 S. 9RT1 CO011 M BIOD NET MM1TM

PAULA AmO. 1-1 B51M ADAM 12-2 DE 43 JAllY JEFF A FRG 7-6 ESCAPE OM 21_12

WRONRSNao.ON E rr10uR111 meo

1101NIV. 91101 1_I EN 3-2 NNW GAM t_3 RT11N M10IGTE 13-10 IIRPxNUv 18-15

4.10717111.. O( Rck U1ta

TON PETTY NATALIE TIE /MA PAULA I1UL Il101013 H1 -FIVE (a) Hottest: OF 2-1 1177111 SYNDICATE 10-2

BRYAN CAMS 22-5 Art OAW IT -6 CATO DONAS 27-11

(MYZ/TW.. OH

MYerSmIMm

0092S0C1E ALICE ONE Mott.: SCORPIOS 2-1 FIRGLJ.SE 6-2 BILLY 5UN. 3-3 OF 5-5 RAM KEENS 1-7

Il es. (ROIWiCN 4.S

oNm W nNm.

C A C MSG FACTO (a) WITNEY NATALIE COLE w/11/. MA (Op) COOP

M MOD

MMT \ TE lap) Hottest: IM GRANT8-4

NYAN 7-7 MINA 1í_11 ESCAPE CLUB 27-18 NC 32-23

W 00TTYoun9.l.wn. OH O 0* Thompson

P3 WS((/elm. Creel MI Joe D.won

01. I' MPG NATALIE lag ANA WHITEN 1DUSI01 ECO STEAM

BOOM OM LA'S (ao)

BN. ADAMS 27-3 SlINAO I DIKES 20-5 161* I3 491 147 EAR D. A TIE E 31_23

111-7100 0-20

(YNTSNm.rck. NO

eesklll.ul

PAULA ABDUL

14119511 0653 « 3e SPECIAL TMI 5101

NATALIE TIE .NA

SCORPIO. 5-1 511111 SYEICATE 10.6 JESUS JONES 14-9 B51M ADAMS 21-12 NAa MOMS 30-22

WBNaeloaninplal. IL

Srn1pW.N

IMO

11A1. CO. 1-1 2E115 316104 2-2 LIMN EMIYTZ e -S ESCAPE 001 9-9 BRIM MANS 18-18

WBWeleoom<plon. IN

Jim Cron.

WCIUCsr6aWe1., IL

Toy W.II.AUS

WHITNEY IOST1

'310 PONIS

1PÚ1 NEVILLE NATALIE 1111 v/MI (ap) Hatear: ARM ADAM 1-1 TIER 9-6 enema 147

.ORS 14-11 ESCAPPE TUB 23-0

(OCR/Ctl.r Rao. IA TMM1rGr.ra

SCORE 10. 111 -FIN GLORIA ESTEPM HottasI.UI1FJALVMDAISS

2-1 IX 3-2 JESUS CMG 5-S FINN MM)ICATE 16.9 LEMY DAVIN 20-10

WLRWICIamp.gn IL

MCC Ce.

SELL CAT/ft ZONIS

PAULA ANNL MET .154111E MOIRE /CENG

NTM MA6 6-3 0}1 1-6 ESCAPE TO ESPE 16.11

yÁMOSS 17-16

L411 22-16

(CMOM;pkw16A., MO N.non.Con

NI -FIVE W I MNNWT. NP(a) 0alnt: BERM ADAMS 8-1

00a118 SYNDICATE 7-2 OMA5 18-11 0691 25-19 NACE [MOSS 32-24

(LVVIDW1ai.. IA

D.V.aa6n OPSMET HAMS (do) PAULA 1Á1R 005514: PROM ADAMS 9-5 GTR DONIS 22-14 CMS JONES 25-15 NAM MISS 29-20 MD STUART 31-25

(2100Wutl1. MN MICNMNRwm1Y B

C A C MLIC ElCTO (II) TOR ICT7E NIT4.1E CCLE LAMA (a) TMI 5101 Notoot: CMS JONES 1-1 AMY GRAN: 10-4 ERNE 14-7 50IT1 10-10 ELLE CACOS 20-13

V/AF.Np,ND Awl/ Lundy

PAULA 4BOUL CATHY OWNS OM -41T NAY. BONNE MITT

RIM RAMDTS 5-1 JESUS .016 104 501111E 12-8 SCORPIO. 14-9 BELLE ADAMS 22-1]

(t191MIGMN ForM., ND

Mu(NMyIACkr

MI -RYE AARON MWILLE C A C MUSIC FACTO WHITNEY 104106

38 SPECIAL INtwt: DE 3-1 MTTw 1Gre 20-9

51161 GOT011 15.11 5m, 29-12 SEAL 21_19

ROMTIGreM Forts. NO

1/11ury6rlMY.m

PAULA AM111.

MINN( HIiASTOIi SEAL

MINA MIN STNDICAre mu.: SF 1-1 SCORPIO. 5-3 BRYAN ADAMS 5-5 CMS JIMG 20-11 MCA. NLTOE 23-11

WTB)tMNWM9.MN Elm (BesroT

MET LEWIS A THE TMI KENT

MIITNN 10US10 MAL

J®. JOMG 1-1 DF 3-2 BRIM MÁ16 18-9 PIMPI SYNDICATE 19-11 SO)MIOIS 2411

WMFp9teNm.rpo. Ml An111r.1enMn

:..NY OAVITZ O1.H.nC11E (Sp) IIIWNWISILL (ap) RIM EATING (cal NATALIE WE N/M (a) E.E.M. (ap) Hatest: MIN MES 2-1 SCORPIO. 43 ROERE 10-1 MIM 1DA6 15-8 18 SPECIAL 26-20

WA2YIIPNY.Ha IN St.Cya.yon

COLON M BADD

BONNIE MITT ILO la) MTN. EUSTON Ka ot: T.MA ELF 3-2 *MAN MANS 12.5

5114. R1

11-7 TIN MI-IGTE 15-10

CINIM 26-19

(FRI(ILAneoln, NE

Somr vallotk. PAULA An HEY LEWIS A TMF

38 SPECIAL Go) SCORPIOS (do) AARON 51 Iü (do) TW Ida) NotteAt :

MEDICATE 9-1

MM AUKS 15-10

FTTf 1411 BUM MOOS 27-15 STEEL1526 25-22

MONK/Muskegon MI Mm.nIIMCGi6

PAULA AMR CATO :ONG mamma CAC MISTO FACTO (ap) SALT -A -PEDA (ay)

57M1a45 4-1 PRIM ADAMS 10-2 ESCAPE alp 13-8 AM MG 49 MCMA6 EOM 21-10

2riOkl.Mom. City. OM

BrNy11.k ROBERT PACER 0105 M BADD

0®I I3ttest: GOAPE 6-5

MOMS OMO 17-14 ENES 19-15 FINN/USE 16-16 3e SPECIAL 25-21

Rº0G/6Nk..(S N.VIIJHrN.

HI-fIVE

AT

(ap) xALIE C11 N/M (a) 111Pí]. PERMS Hottest: MAN AD116 12-1 0.12016 MILL 16-12 TIMM 20-16

JAZZY JEFF 1 FRE1 29-19

:RDOISE M-21

(G9SSMwA CM. IA AnaweN4.oHm4

wITxR MOM JAllY JUT A FM (a) PAULA AdI1L C \ C M6IC FACTO (ap) ~FT HMG AIEG NtvILL[ (ap) Macest: DE 1-1 NEON 11-9 E51MADAMS 18-12 IR0a6F 20-14

MI -FIRE 25-16

(PATIAaa NM SD

MAGukCuSn.

NET LEGS 1 TIE PM, RAOUL 010006[ WI PETIT (a) Eat M1: .1 3-1 JESUS JONES 6-5 MO MAO 9-5 AMT GAR 12-e SCUM IO. 170-11

WDBNEpam9BMe. IL

Moor.Lx.. ROD ST11A7 1P SPECIAL WO.A1. MENA. HID) Hottest: NE 1-1 NOON AD 102 EXAM TUB 8-5 JEWS AYES 11-6 NTT+ SYNDICATE 13-0

W PFRRrr. N.ul.. IN

CM. (MM

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248 REPORTS

A PAULA ABDUL

The Promise Of A... (Captive/Virgin) LP Spellbound

Total Reports 221 89%

Parallel

Regional Reach Reach P1 921

E 91% P2 88%

S 96% P3 89%

M 80% W 89% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 0 0 0

Summary 6-15 3 2 1 6

UP 82 16-40 35 79 45 159

DEBS 81 Ons 3 10 5 18

SAME 20 Adds 1 9 9 19

DOWN 0 Ch Adds 6 7 6 19

ADDS 38 Total 48 107 66 221

EAST

8148 4-34 was 33-28 M2D0 a25 Á9.I 2821 X0197 34-31 WOO 23-19 2100 2923 ML0 23-17 WOO on 894 421 PRO -A4 30-27 MAYA 16-15

swim

50099 24-17 K16L 16 fr P4895 a-10 UM 20-17 /OM 3-23 50096 an 3103 0-27 B97 23-21 66fVZ a-33 67711 a-23 PWP1G 21-14 0105 0-23

MIDWEST

B96 a-25 0102 35-33 665X3 a26 WCI a-26 166 023 WIT 4320 MZPL 29-27 6602 4-20 KW 39-28 1871102 on 61x6 26-18 61017 93-26

M1T

65308 2522 (lI5 a29 PW106 a 60811 -23 600-M 29-26 UM 29-27 MCI 0-27 0106 25-22 AEI. 30-25 1187977 0-18 óF11 4-28 KUBE 3-21

UST

I65999 26-20 WAAL 34-26 6651. 28-26 MIMO 35-33 W5M 0-29 6710 a 1604 a27 TIC -M 38-25 MSS a25 111lEE a-29 PW92 36-30 16.431 3924 4131107 an

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0000. 1105967 20-15 8.x0 36-28 Mil 33-26 mop 4-25 96570 a-40 x105 3428 MEE 30.24 11m a WIC 25-17 0104 0-34 K.1103 0-35 63(0 29-26 6293 30-27 MMOK 29-25 KWK 23-19 066 29-23 0107 a-34 Mom 4-33 61100 21-17

PEST

KTLSS 4-16 IOUI a-17 6695 -38 603 20-16 6300 4-28 6910 4-30 B95 4-35 PW102 4-30 I94 m

01.000 30-27 616 4-34 6104 a 6CA0 39-36 6170 23-18 KPNZ an 6136 4-35

917949 29-24 099.5 29-23 290 a-30 ( ZZU 4-34 KM 4-29

EAST

APRR -30 401 35-27 103C1R 30-23 9511[0 029 66PE 0-24 9501L a 11:116 4-32 1N10 36-33

SCUM

6A6S 4-30 601Ia M(55 4-35 AJAD 34-25 0000 4-29 I12Q 4-34 6116 4-29 13811 0-27 198 a-33 6758 38-30 0104 4-29 66TiL5 4-35 65M® a1 6ZII a -T8 0101 425 K CNI a-36 685E 39-30 118P3 25-14 WL6 a 6111 4-33 6117 35-33 6878 25-21 101111 a ASS 4-31

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BRYAN ADAMS (Everything 1...)... (A&M/Morgan Creek) LP Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves ST

Total Reports 229 92% Parallel

Regional Reach Reach P1 83% E 93% 0191 P2 92% S 99% P3100% M 98% W 76% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 12 18 9 39

National 2-5 16 38 32 86 Summary 6-15 9 46 29 84

UP 203 16-40 3 8 4 15

DEW 2 Ons 0 0 0 0 SALE. 19 Adds 0 2 0 2 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 3 0 0 3 ADDS 5 Total 43 112 74 229

EAST

8104 6-1 603)S 20-14 MIDII 22-16 V9I 11-4 41J0 6-1 2100 2-2 66Lx 3-1 900 21-15 094 21_10 PRO -FM 12-6 WOW 4-1

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9IWE57

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(RI7 1-1 65104 a-17 6IIS 7-1 00Y -E71 6-3 6M8Z 1j-4 K 154 4-1

0106 42 6352 13-5 3E; 6-3

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11.092 10-7 AVES 11-5 X01999 5-1 AAA. 9-2 116E 5-1 61762 1-1 4858 8-4 JET -871 10-5 AERZ 5-1 6615 9.6 TIC -871 21-8 WEE 6-3 54892 1-1 6649 17-12 961107 16-8 60101 7-4 WON 11-7 99901I 13-9 098 5-2 Á1M 20-17 115511 12-4 5102 14-9 98P3Y 1-1 930 9-7 4857 6-3 486 6-1 66x0 13-S 1670 13 fr 4803 3324 MCR 3-1

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EAST

APR8 14-3 1116 9-5 103018 8-3 95103 11-4 1465E 7-3 111YP 4-1 9511L 13-31 Mx1P 33-22 IWO 15-9

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6A6S 10-4 60I0 22-8 015F 11-4 WJAD 13-1 WID 6-4 WJ(I 12-5 616 1-1

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1600 27-3 KM 21-12 66aÁ1 18 fr M96 12-3

BOIL 1_1 1661 19-13 16.8 6-3 600 8-1

11.19 9-5 K ZIO 14-7 794 22-13 1(NT 8-5 3.9359 7-5 WBx 18-9 NK8F 15-8 NAZI 12-5 66110 15-10 8310 30-2 299 9-7 9960 12-3 K 095 18-12 65At 9-5 Wm 30-2 Wm 7-4 Km 17-5 W80 17 fr

41ST

6001 13-6 6PxR 20-1 297 14-6 1®02 5-2 6785 22-13 61310 22-8 68T0 1)-6 KICK 8-6 610 15-8 7318 9-1 6000 13-7 SL796 4-1 197 11-7 695 14-4 MTh 13-3

AFTER 7

Nights Like This (Virgin) LP: "Five Heartbeats" ST

Total Reports 108 44%

Parallel Regional Reach Reach PI 371 E 481 P2 46%

S 54% P3 45% M 301

W 41% Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 1 0 1

National 2-5 3 4 0 7

Summary 6-15 6 10 7 23 UP 67 16-40 8 35 21 64 DEBS 6 Ons 1 5 3 9 SATE 21 Adds 0 0 1 1

DOWN 10 Ch Adds 1 1 1 3

ADDS 4 Total 19 56 33 108

ETST

MIS 34-31 16697 on 1600 24-21

Á-1,L 5 fr B97 7-7 61811 18-17 PWPIO 9-8

1I0PE-ST

VP6R 1-28 6101 2126 1871102 23-22 KCVO 11-13

617 4-9 6104 3-3 KNOT 27-22 600-411 .-28 KKK 20-17

1102 an 930 27-25 AB6 m M57N 28 fr

SORR

A®O 20-22 B93 17-14 696.7 16-14 6610 31-26 6028 28-26 859 26 fr 831Z 30-26 1616 30-25 67}11 8-7 6588 23-23 187195 º1 RAPE 24-28 WOII 4-29 991865 8-11 eÁ88 11-21 KW9 9 fr 0107 17 fr 1.3067 25-22 2102 5-5 1aZL 2422

140T947 13-12

BAST

8958 3-29 WFR 13-10 95111 030 WPE 16-15 MN 29-26

SOWN

K A6 29-35 KOII 20-18 1651 28-24 00ID 2123 W WI 29-26 613 20.17 898 26.24 0104 24-23 Á3K5 on (.000 12-7 6201 22-20 0101 20-16 6010 22-19 nu 36-33 Kí51429-27 MITT 13-13 NIBS 33-28

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LAST

NAAL 26-23 WSR on WNW 2521 116.S5 1446 WEE 22-18 PW92 29-27 521107 21-19 16101 26-22 WCI1 21-18 9991011 a-29 WKP 28-25 098 33-26 WM I1-10 eSPK 28-24

44.110 8-A 96570 31-37 11310 4-36 6093 22-21 370K 32-28 W ON 5-4 1xTm 33-28

667

2.511 30-18 1OJL 25-17 895 3-1 P98102 2-7 6" on K WC 11-9 (YFE 26-16 K CAO 19-15 13650 19-17 290 9-9

MI DIES/

48xll a-34 1616 1a-12 MIL 28-20 ( 00 34-29 NA2Y 13-I1 ( FRx 4-29 9961 37-32

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13001 on K M a 3.096 21-12 T97 an

B BLACK CROWES

Hard To Handle (Del American) LP: Shake Your Money Maker

Total Reports 160 65%

Parallel Regional

111!)

Peach Reach P1931% E 65% P2 67% S 67% P3 84% N 78% 8 44% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P- Tot 1 1 0 1 1

National 2-5 3 1 0 4

Summary 6-15 6 18 10 34 UP 122 16-40 4 50 41 95 DEBS 7 0015 1 10 7 18

SAME 23 Adds 0 1 2 3 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1 2 2 5 ADDS 8 Total 16 82 62 160

EAST

8104 18-17 18110 12-10 2100 7-5 MFLx 22 894 162 580-91 a-33

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0102 17-12 8108 18-17 M7PL 17-13 6160 16-11 10001 12-9 KI6iR 2-1 0000 11-5

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6512 21-17 KOff 26-24

EAST

F11792 27-24 6631 18-17 156999 15-10 M6E a MIK2 9-7 WSR 2924 JET -FM 20-14 W 4I 0-28 WEE 31-20 PW92 an WAN 20-13 119107 30-27 6003 14-11 M71N 28-23 098 29-19 7102 on 98PK1 3320 932 2827 651 an W31 24-20 1082 18-9 WCR on

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6195 36-26 KIM 17-14 II On on 1ó1N on 6612 29-26 NM a-29 399.5 26-20 6221 28-24

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66000 20-17 10315 18-36 9511( 2823 MIDE on 661? 29-25 95211 26-20 W70 22-19

11AK5 25-18 6010 27-20 WID 18-15 1RJ(I 4 1156 24-20 166 17-11 998 20-'4 61SR 16-14 0104 29-25 VIM 34.28 6598 22-20 121I 24-21 0303 24-21 6010 on KNOE 25-20 WIN 35-24 K/XY 29-23 K'Wx 29-27 Was 0-35

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6611 30-22 49030 fr

668668 28-23 3óJ41 4-b 6011 32-24 KLTY 29-20 6210 20-13 594 24-20 6317 on 693871 26-23 WBI 14-12 1101 on RAZS 18-15 6910 27-18 299 17-14 9911 31-25 6567 2827 66088 21-15 1661 18-10 ION on WFC18fr

WEST

(001 29-25 KPOR s-29 Z97 40-37 1002 27-18 6785 39-33 10BO 40-31 6870 29-26 116m a 2114 an 2415 a-39 6802 29-24 597 024 0(95 0-30 6611 26-22

MICHAEL BOLTON

Time, Love And... (Columbia) LP Time. Love & Tenderness

Total Reports 194 781

Parallel

Regional 1611 Reach Pl ó0f

E 87% P2 78%

5 787%

P3 92%

21 WM 651 Chart Summary

Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 0 0 0 Savoury6-15 1 3 0 4

UP 16 16-40 25 86 62 173 DEBS 46 Ono 0 5 4 9

SAME 14 Adds 3 0 1 4 11 24

0 Ch Adds 2 1 1 4

ADDS 8 Total 31 95 68 194

tip EAST

B 104 a

VAS 0-34 Mmu a-28 668.1 23-16 M010 2421 I100 2421 MLx 21-20 194 e-29 PRO -6 31-28

PW99 32-29 6680 4-24 5100 2723

3x64

PM 22-17 993 39-35 696.7 4-38 16141 0-34 1106 31-23 6722 an I95 30-28

WSW 25 fr Wa 32-26 I1070 37-28 1Z91 0-40 0105 4-31 61338 4-30 «SI 4-26 66Rr 33-22 MEP 3124 118595 29-25 RAPS 28-23

EAST

66PRR 23-20 6607I 33-29 103018 25-21 95050 33-25 1aOE 27-21 6615 0-30 951IL 27-24 W600 38-29 14170 28-27

50RÁ

(Aó5 0-25 (000 30-26

Continued On Next Column

Michael Bolton Continued 897 24-22 PwPIG 33-27 0105 4-28

MIDWEST

0102 32-30 YHA 25-24 *MI 24-21 12PL 28-25 61363 21-16 IW.8 35-29 KIM 30-27 16®0 28-26

VIM

66 28-15 6II5 29-22 KOY-M a-27 UM 28-26 KIM a 0106 a (511 a-27 ELSE 25-20

EAST

81.192 28-25 MAE 4-22 1107799 0-34 uAAL 40-35 111132 29-26 WSR 3-28 JET -FM 0-28 456 4-26 036 22-16 TIC -91 37-35 N65S a-27 WEE 3-26 PW92 0-35 WAN 30-23 52x107 35-33 6C301 24-18 MO1N 20-16 999(NI 26-16 098 33-25 601131 34-31 WSW 0-35 1102 29-22 98PKT 14-7 932 a-26 66557 34-26 AU 40-32 MI12 34_31 161V 40 fr WCR 30-27

4117 32-26 P48945 30-27

KKYK 29-23 1020 an MKS 34-32 99645 37-31

FM100 0-27 NABB 0-27 Win 3-27 61191 37 Tr 7107 28 fr 3.3067 31-28 4.11.0 22-13 8890 0-29 K92 51 2102 38-33 KIM 25-22 WYE a-23 NKZL 33-28

oak 0-29 Wrt 27-22 96ST0 36-30 6105 31-24 MEE 4-30 WORD 33-30 vII( a-29 0104 35-33 61103 35-32 R0K0 28-25 6293 28-25 12013 31-24 MINT 37-32 16.6 30-28 2107 0-31 61m 34-27 YK71 a-25

1495 35-22 K110 a-20 6100 29-24 KSNO 4-29 130on KYRK 37-30 6104 4-25 6040 32-23 651) 17-13 0662 on MT949 23-19 Kliu 31-27

IaLSF 35-30 AJAD 33-27 00ID 33-22 WJ3 36-30 K1Kx( 36-30 uJ9x 30-26 898 31-27 (158 16-16 0104 4-30 uTICS on 63413 on (211 27-26 0101 4-29 16111 28-21 KNOE 32-28 ABPR 26-17 111324 38-27 N1311 34-31 N M 4-29 KNIN 0-29 WBS 30-23

IIDBE.TT

RUT a K M 40-32 vB66B 33-30 eCIL 29-19 66PH 4-21 (00 31-26 KLYY 36-30 2210 31-37 594 0-28 KC/17 23-17 21..9301 25-22 MBA 4-34 MAZY 34-25 6P80 30-26 299 0-22 9910 a-37 6095 34-26 KPAT 23-22 0081 27-20 98FR 34-26 WIFC 31 fr

81.57

MOT 36-32 6508 a-20 297 35-26 K 162 a-34 KTRS 37-31 (F80 34-26 K5R 35-32 (ILI on KIM 32-25 MN 39-32 (00Z 39-26 SL096 28-25 197 on 695 36-33 KFRI 33-23

BOYZ II MEN

Mowtownphilly (Motown) LP: Cooleyhighhannony

Total Reports 63 25%

Regional Reach

E 311

5 25% M 91 W 39%

National SutmA3ry UP 34 DEBS 6 SAME 6 DOWN 2

ADDS 15

INaA) Parallel

Reach P1 42%

P2 28%

P3 9%

Chart Summary Pos PI P2 P3 Tot

1 2 1 0 3

2-5 5 2 0 7 6-15 2 9 2 13

16-40 10 10 1 21 Ons 0 2 2 4

Adds 1 6 2 9

Ch Adds 2 4 0 6

Total 22 34 7 63

511 rJ1s7

06.5 2823 M000 2924 80197 32-28 WO 5-2 PRO -FM 24-22 uAYA a-21 WPC 3-4

SOTrH

58+95 a-25 P9896 4-32 6911 21-18 8305 a

MIDWEST

4DF1 20-18 WITT 8-5 00208 0-36

65104 9-4 488106 2724 1181 5-4 601-61 27-25 91102 18-13 0106 16-13 DEL 1-1 1801977 1-1

145 EAST

W58 a

TIC -FM 25-21 18(.SS 16-12 410107 4-34 KC301 a YOIP 5-3 /MT a-39 W515 a MRLI( a WKA 4-2

66®0 a

VFW or1

1106 a A(Z 19-14

67991 16-11 (FRR 21-19 W W 40-29 118195 18-12 RAPE a-29 116% an

2102 11-6 IIIAES:

MJ10 34-30

HES7

(11x5 20-9

(171: 10-7 995 30-32 40102 3-1 194 7-6 630 0-22 KLOC a-30 811R1 33-23 ICAO a-39 (DON 20.15 290 a-22 IRS 30-22

PEABO BRYSON

Can You Stop The Rain (Columbia) IP: Can You Stop The Rain

Total Reports 89 36% Parallel

Regional Reach

Reach 141231k P1 27%

E 41% P2 37%

S 505 P3 41%

M 20% W

30% Chart Summary

Pos P7 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 0 0 0

Sumary 6-15 2 3 1 6

UP 40 16-40 10 17 18 45

DEBS 6 Ons 2 22 11 35

SAW39 Adds 0 3 0 3 ( 1 al Adds 0 0 0 0

ADDS 3 Total 14 45 30 89

rill 50171

Iiiil V®0 32-29

F15T M1E a 6306 an EAST

166 35-32 81z28 an

16-15 16011 23-20

A310 21-20 89)88

effI 20-17 1100 on 14164-40

2100 23-20 6058 13-10 103C08 on

WOC 15-22 0105 28-25 ROW 36-30 10'83 an 1670 30-28

9:11111 MOP on 66911 8-7 e00771

0100 22-38 AAPE an

PWPIO 39-37 WI.S j1-31

601(5 40-38 91100 2724 (012 on

MI 61066M on WAD 23-20 6971 m fr 00íD 0-35

WCI 21-19 110720 fr 3192 35-33

1A8 an 411.034-34 06 39-35

44/1317-16 2102 48110 80.31 131111 an

Continued On Next Column

July 19,1991 RaR 85

Peabo Bryson Continued

WST MIDWEST IISR 2724 vnó on

91102 30-28 0106 on 16.3. 20-17 471977 14-10

(J103 an KX11( al 6107 28-211 IOOm an

5318 on (ZII an KNOE on VILA 31-40

MST

MI7C5 on v9+.7 32-30 was 34-26

63001 an EAST (IKI on

IIDIEST

35592 on F181999 on

UM on 895 28-24 40102 4-28

166 37-36 M9W 29-28

4i.0. 27-25 19. a-12 9961 0-39 61.1.9 23-20

EOMO 13-21 K095 on 358107 24-22 1641 a MOBB 35-33 (0101 on

K1K711 24_21 106 36-36 41621 m 949611I 33-30 81.57 MO o11

099 an 66 on 91511 22-21 KF16 on 1GT11 on fr 197 on

c C 8 C MUSIC FACTORY

Things That Make You Go (Columbia) LP Gonna Make You Sweat

Total Reports 159 64%

Parallel RegionalZID Reach Reach PI 77%

631 P2 661 S 671 BREAKER P3 531 M 55%

W 72% Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 National 2-5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6-15 3 0 0 3

UP 36 16-40 26 45 15 86 DEBS 51 Ons 1 10 4 15

SAFE 17 Adds 4 18 17 39

GOWN 0 Ch Adds 6 7 3 16

ADDS 55 Tota. 40 80 39 159

91 EAST

MKS a-33 9697 22-2C 14)20 26-23 0100 28-18 WOO 26-24 W00 39-14 894 a

BAYA a-25 66PGC a-30

S017711

866899 30-29 IOLL 27 f} PW95 33-24 Off a-24 54896 25-12 897 25-16 4YYZ 3-27 (791 14-10 P98P1G 29-21 0105 26-19

NIIIIEST

B96 a-26 0102 2723 MPHR 24-23 vOFII 4-22 W5T a-21 6060 a-21 (KIR 40.20 HOT102 on KDW a 8980 0-28

WEST

65104 2824 6013 0-27 500106 34-31 5116 35-29 (07-91 a-23 K(8Z 0-29 0106 22-19 6MEl. 028 H01977 a IPLZ 0-29 KIIff a

EAST

51.192 4-28 YAM On 807999 27-24 BAAL 4-36 685E 30-28 WSR a

TIC -91 39-27 66RS5 4-30 WEE 4-32 4.111 4-35

6101 0-29 951 a-37 9991S1 a-39 66-0(P 26-21 WW 33-25 66551 0-29 Y102 on 9861 on 46 33-34 M(R2 38-35 0058 31-29

SOUTH

8897 4-37 893 a-40 296.7 a 667E 4-27 6106 3-33

I95 4-29 11712 33-27 W31 0-2º 661 4-36 0305 a-35 KPRR 2927 WSW a MRHf a-24 MOP a H0195 0-30 6634I 4-25 P98945 V-34 K3YK a 110.11 on HZILS an RABe a 6611 36 fr 011067 41-35 111.0 a-32 692 a 2102 0-32 MM a

II08E.ST

MmD a-28 8210 35-29 RJR 0-31 MTZa 31105 33-26 MEE on W IC on K 3(0 a

6293 4-28 M26 a-35 11111 4-26 RwN on K6RD a

K1(SS a

OM( on 665 a

MPG a-33 U M on 1395 37-30 P 48102 4-31 194 4-19

530 22-16 KM 32-21 61104 a KCAO 40-37 r.f1E a 11001 4-32 601949 4-26 099.5 a 090 17-16 12211 a KRO a

EAST

66569 30.25 10361 a

95x63 0-33 W7h on

KAKI a (0I2 a MJAD a 1126 4-38 1066 0-37

.998 on MKS on K5118 a

KZII a 6160E on 66811 a-30 11IXY a-38 8EHI a 6Y136 a

9210007

MBxX 31-40 695 0-33 8100 0-34 6013 a

6936 a 11427 4-33 1900 a-28 41933 a 990 a-34 11G95 a 0086 0-27 98F8 0-40

KOT 0-40 297 a 1180 4-37 KM a

61811 a 1202 8-40 5)176 a T97 a 6F91 a-37

CHER

Love And Understanding LP. Love Hulls

Total Reports 178 72%

Parallel Regional Reach

Reach Pt 33% E 72% P2 74% S 82% P3 96% M 701

W 59% Chart Summary

Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 1 1 2

National 2-5 0 3 2 5 Summary 6-15 6 35 41 82

UP 152 16-40 11 49 26 86 DEBS 4 Ons 0 2 0 2

SATE 20 Adds 0 0 1 1

DOWN 1 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

ADDS 1 Total 17 90 71 178

EAST

8104 20.18 11225 13-11 166 14-10 668.I 12-6 394 22-20 580-F11 16-16

58999 26-23 1100 19-15 197 19-17

106I 24-21 668H1 32-28 M27P 15-15 187195 Orl 6685E 25-24 4807 20-15 6 I 12-9 500945 17-13 ó67K 3727 PO10 23-22 M7LS 20-16 998875 21-16 91100 16-13 MA9B 27-24 WW 15-14 1811 23 fr 7107 19 fr 1.1067 22-19 8.20.0 12-11

5OM1

6.015 11-9 6012 18-15 MLSF 15-9 WAD 19-13 8100 22-19 160 23-17 V6( 17-13 U10 15-10 908 15-11 KISR 10.9 0106 25-1º «LS 26-22 0318 15-11 2211 20-17 0101 17-33 KC64 15-12 692E 10-6

Parallels Continued on Page 86

86. RB R July 19,1991 PARALLELS®

W110 19-18 WCI 15-13 K ffxO 27-23

MST

O 1011 23-18 )38Z 19-13 KI91 25-21 0P12 22-19 CAE 18-17

UST

07792 23-18 *A® 7-7 1100999 7-5 WAAL 6-0 *112 23-21 WSR 13-9 JET -01 15-12 *002 16-12 4040 8-7 0IXE 19-15 ?0092 13-9 BAN 16-10 1118107 22-21 KC101 19-20 WO1 19-17 9990111 38-36 098 18-15 7102 16-13 98001 16-16 *PST 16-13 00(7 17-16 B10Z 19-10 1679 9 fr WTCR 17-16

MCA

WBBO 23-21 893 13-13 196.7 18-17 WF14 23-18 1106 27-24 1228 3-38 195 26-25

WSW 17 fr 40(7 23-21 *m0 16-11 17311 on 0m 14-12

Cher Continued NNVO 0-30 WPN 149 192 22-19 NILN 12-11 2102 30-26 AM 20.17 8111x 8-8 Kvnl 11-9 WOVE 15-11 KNIN 15-10

01BS 23-20 MI10*EST

NIOWS[ 111(06 26-21 watt 11-9 YB07 2-30 1801 17-13 1TTT 22-17 96.510 14-9 *1010 27 fr 11105 19-18 *811121-16 MEE 19-16 *CIL 9-6 wilt 20-20 ECU 24-21 RI61 30-28 *L10 21-19 2104 22-21 12095 19-14 02103 27-28 1LTY 7-6 1060 19-17 1210159 6293 9-8 094 17-11 41/A( 25-23 0.9311 11-7 8001 8-6 *I81 21-19 WT(Ta 12-12 *6111 25-22 1107 24-17 KEW 16-12 10000 20-16 *510 5-5 1807 19-19 Z99 9-8

9915 25-20 * EST K095 12-8

QAT 5-4 6195 18-14 W80 16-13 1IK6 15-14 *FR 0-33 1KIG 26-23 1F1Y 16-13

6S11D 22-18 WIFC 15 fr 1110 2524 1000 18-13 *EST F10104 2-1

ECAO 26-24 1070 16-11 Mg 6-5 1110 18-14 AM 26-22 Z97 2418 1171949 24-22 110n2 21-16 11211 17-14 1TRS 20-15

1010 15-12 KF12 12-8 1127 21-16 01K1 17-11 E 2011 13-10 1202 1411

W1111 a SLT96 18-11 A81 12-8 097 21-19 103118 26-24 0095 22-16 95KKK 17-13 18111 19-17 *PE 26-26 MVP 26-24 951IL 16-13 I21P 2-1 91110 11-10

DESMOND CHILD

Love On A Rooftop (Elektra) LP: Discipline

Total Reports 148 60%

Regional ® Parallel Reach

Reach P1 13% E 611 P2 611 S 661 BREA/CER P3 911 M 59% W 50% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 0 1 1

Salmary 6-15 2 13 6 21 UP 109 16-40 2 48 53 103 DEBS 6 Ons 1 12 7 20 SAME. 29 Adds 0 1 0 1

DOWN 1 Ch Adds 2 0 0 2

ADDS 3 Total 7 74 67 148

IJ EAST

P010-11 a-34

SO71T

P0099 vl

MIDWEST

0102 30-28 N18 17-15 WW1 17-14

*EST

1007 a-32 KLSN 2(-17

tip E F1092 13-11 *3E8 25-23 301999 33-31 WAAL 19-12 RI82 32-29 WSP 22-20 JET -91 25-23 *002 25-23 1.104, 20-18 TIC -04 on 01092 35-33 WAN 2419 F1111107 25-20 1C101 18-05 WWII 15-13 999211 8-7 098 26-16 0102 2423 WS? 33-30 Ma( 33-29 4082 23-20 161* 26 fr 01CR 20-17

SOUTH

WRFC 0-40 1106 34-25 1228 on WW1 30 fr WOJO 26-22 12011 or 00O a WINO 21-17 *LSP 20-19 107195 23-18 RAPE on WW1 19-14 W(KI 29-26

ACM 21-18 111/01 on 94UTS 36-33 F11100 29-26 WHY 25-23 111F11 on fr 1107 22 fr 921.0 27-26 01Y0 m z102 3434 111íx 151Y IOVY m 002L 26-26

MIDWEST

140)D29-26 1012 15-12 96.510 35-33 (7105 27-25 1Á:R0 19-21 12103 2-33 1060 26-23 1293 25-22 WO( 27-22 WIm 16-15 K)3rt 17-14 OCR 19-18 1107 26-23 ACT on 81161 on

WEST

1155 on 1F95 19-15 8103 1413 1810 21-19 10401 28-26 1TPK 25-20 E1104 13-12 AM) on KM2 35-33 Á22ü 25-21

PAsT

MR 7-5 NFII 28-23 103C1R on 9511x 22-20 lACPE 0-30 *in, 23-18 95RIL 28-25 WMP 39-31 000 21-1B

SORT

LIES 26-22 0012 19-17 WKSE 32-29

WAD 26-24 1410 30-27 WOO 25-23 221 28-25 *JMI 32-25 B98 17-16 KISR 17-15 0104 26-26 WTILS 29-25 11913 on 1211 on 0101 0-26 102 23-20 KMOE 3432 IIPFR 0-35 *3141 20-15 1121 38-36 WO 22-18 IOIIN 20-17 vas 37-27

IMO m KTTO 28-24 Y102 29 fr 1041 0-32 NAY 23-22 102 22-20 11.03 30-27 1210 29-25 794 27-24 A93111 23-20 0091 22-19 *AR 30-27 299 15-13 94(0 16-12 0095 32-30 /PAT on YDBF m *P9T 24-24 KF00N 18-14 YI1c 26 fr WEST

1007 39-37 10)60 35-31 297 34-31 1®2 26-23 07R5 27-20 4E0 16-13 1FR 32-29 11(1 31-25 8M7 31-26 ZF111 22-17 1322 28-25 SLT96 29-26 797 22-20 0895 30-25 1F71 an

NATALIE COLE w/NAT "KING" COLE

Unforgettable (Elektra) LP Unforgettable With Love

Total Reports 95 38%

Parallel Regional Reach Reach NiAl PI 441

E 48% P2 38%

S 43% P3 35%

M 25%

W 37% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 1 0 0 1

Summary 6-15 4 0 0 4

UP 13 16-40 5 8 2 15

DEBS 6 Ono 1 0 0 1

SAME 2 Adds 5 31 19 55

1X115 0 Ch Adds 7 7 5 19

ADDS 74 Total 23 46 26 95

* /KS : 9. * I -26

0010 a-29 2100 a-27 N7)0 a-28 *1m a-34 8339 19-17 WGC 27-25

SORN

PW96 8-6 7100 5-5 WO a

0105 29-26

M1EWF-ST

NOFI W0T 15-13 IMP a-37

(EST

KSIo4 m 81I5 24-17 101-F00 28-21 F1102 a

1I51 8-29 2106 23-15 IOEL 21-15 012

E 1003 a

0101999 2-33 WAAL a

1402 a

NUS 28-22

P0092 a

BAN a

111M101 a KC1o1 a 40^.N

999181 9-35 98P01 a *PST a *82a *ÁR2 a

IqxA a-32

scum

W®0 0-36 195 a

WOO 32-28 9¢00 a

12200 36-31 KPRF a

WO a

117795 a

IOn7 a

WAS a

99111IT5 7-39 WRY a

4E0 a-36 4WD a

192 a 2102 0-21 WPY a

1121. 34-31

11CR

2104 a

1)311 4-39 1107 a-33 KEW a

1005 a K MX a

KKK: 895 a-40

COLOR ME BADD

I Adore Mi Amor (Giant) LP C.M.B

Regional Reach E 37%

5 475 Pi 33%

W 57%

National Summary UP 0

DEBS 0

SA2E. 0 DOWN 0 ADDS 108

K0R1 a KIM -16

099.5

E xNFl a-38 MTPa

SORT

1012 a

10SF 0-38 WAD -33 NOD a

11210( a

4114 a 3104 a

1ZII a

00PR a-34 WENT a-35 WEBS a

MI OET

*27 a-37 KT77 a

KEW a *CIL a

1210 a WW1 a

9910 a

WPFR a

297 1®2 a 11Ma 211111 a

1202 0-35

Total Reports 108 44%

iNiA Parallel

Reach P1 65%

P2 43f P3 30%

Chart Sumary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

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 19 43 21 83

Ch Adds 15 9 1 25 Total 34 52 22 108

1401 EAST

NOS a 14197 a-33 2101 a-30 917)3 a-32 RICO a -2B NAPA

4PGC a-29

WITH

KKK a rim a P0096 wE2 a-34 K TF70 a P.FP10 a-32 0105 a-29

40110

4091 N10T K ®0 6020 F10210 NIBO

WEST

-30

15104 a-28 8115 PW106 a-35 11111 a

60E -FM 11112 a

1mI 0-24 F1102 a-29 1I5N a

0106 a-25 KEEL a-22 X01977 1012 a

exaT

*01999 005E a 01SA TIC -P00 a

14.55 a

WAN a 01111107 a

14011 a

9991211 a

11109

098 a USA

SOOT1

9880 a

893 a-39 1106 a-37 0228 a

I95 a

WOO a -3o 4011 12F11 a

KPOA a ART a-38 110195 a

FN100 a

*qe a

101067 4.11.0 a

2102 a

MI NEST

W10(a WW2 a 96ST0 a 11105 0-32 NEE a

*c1m a

7J103 a

MO a

I(140 a-27 K00D a

WEST

MS a

01mf a AM a B95 a-37 FI01102 a-29 194 a

11395 a

111x: 1001 a

F11104 a

B CAO a K EW a 801949 a 099.5 a-300

E NF3

PAPS

10211)

IOU( 007 YJIIX

098 0104 1211 1011 K ITE *ÁP8

WES

MIDWEST

NYB a

9AR 299 a

VPF'F a

WEST

CAT a

6812 K11R 1702

39

ALICE COOPER

Hey Stoopid (Epic) LP Hey Stoopid

Total Reporta 56 23%

Regional

Reach E 22% S 24% M 20% u 24%

National Sumary UP 5 DEBS 10

SAME 31

DC*JN 0

ADDS 10

NaA Parallel

Reach P1 01 P2 21%

P3 41%

Chart Summary Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 0 0 0 16-40 0 8 7 15

Ono 0 12 19 31 Adds 0 4 4 8

Ch Adds 0 2 0 2 Total 0 26 33 56

EAST

SORT

NI VAST

WEST

KW 0-30 WIK2 a

WISP on IRAN on 999181 m G98 m *102 0-39

SOm1

1106 a W3T.0 on WAR 36-34 4201 a

WAIT 0-39

KAY on 2102 a 1156 31-28

00pK 2418 11t05 a-39 vim 24-23 ICAO m 4121 on KMf2 a-26

WEST

1AT11 25-22 1110 on M104 m KW/CZ on KZZU al

E WPM on NIT m 95x01I 0TP an 1Oe 7-35

CORINA

Temptation (Cutting/Atco)

Regional Reach E 89%

S 95% M 66% W 74%

National Sumary UP 159

DEBS 11

SAVE 17

DOWN 7 ADDS 8

MOTH

1A8S m 1(72 on *010 0-34 K!A]( an 1U14 on 898 an KISR 0-38 121I m 1NOE 0-37 KNIN m

MIDWEST

11.07 on 41.04 on 40F1 0-30 1095 on W01 on KF1M 0-39 9FCm fr

Total Reports 202 81%

m Parallel

Reach P1 85%

P2 831

P3 77%

Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 2 0 0 2

2-5 8 11 2 27

6-15 23 48 23 94

16-40 7 38 29 74

Ons 1 1 1 3

Adds 1 2 2 5 Ch Adds 2 1 0 3

Total 44 101 57 202

UST

8104 on WICKS 12-6 0 D 12-6 00L1 18-15 12797 1-1 K]10 3-2 2000 43 007)2 7-6 002 10-10 094 a

PRO -FM 18-14 WAYA a-11

SOUTH

P0099 8-6 K1LL 6 fr P0095 1-4 11110 12-9 K R6E 18-17 697 9-8 *NZ 3-2 K7PM 6-13 P00PI0 3-3 0105 11-8

IODW_ST

896 3-1 0102 a-34 001 24-21 IMO 17-15 Ir2PL 25-23 ICBM 32-29 WI 11-7 141102 6-4 ORB 03-9

WEST

11ís 16-13 P00106 7-5 10F1V 31-26 1rn-F1 5-4 K1112 17-11 KmI 7-6 F00102 27-26 1191 26-23 0106 9-9 IOE1. 10-10 1401977 11-7 10.02 18-14 1UBE 20-15

1.41P

95092 1412 9310 19-12 001999 17-11

WAAL 24-19 4105E 16-10 1012 34-31 0150 15-14 1140 26-23 TIC -111 5-5 0íS5 4-7 W)3.E 21-16 P092 3428 W AN 29-22 F114107 6-4 KCIOl 9-6 í20N 14-12 999011 to -6 040 16-14 098 a WOO 18-15

1601 13-12 2702 20-17 986113 25-17 93s 18-12 01ST 20-14 00(7 19-14 N ut 33-30 Wó74 30 fr 1210 17-14 NOR 29-24

S(m1H

WE(9 28-24 893 7-6 196.7 4-2 W1f' 9-6 K106 4-7 1228 10-8 195 15-14 v^.SA 22 fr W(72 7-5 INl7 17-12 9x0 28-24 12111 4_4 7105 17-16 1800 4-2 WOW 20-16 WSI 19-15 We11 26-21 14206 16-14 Io195 11-9 *APE 12-7 *011 30-19 M111945 26-22 rim( 0-31 Wux 11-9 142K5 16-11 99*30 0-32 1,9100 0-28 *ABB 19-16 WHY 23-21 1001 15 fr T107 12 fr )1.1067 17-11 RSA 29-21 MO on 192 7-30 2102 28-23 1X1 a 4OEE 17-12 4021 1513

301947 9-5 IL0( 27-22 WT2 1410 96570 27-22 (7105 17-14 NF:E 28-22 WOES 28-24 WIx1 a-32 R91C 2420 2104 27-25 14103 26-23 K170 0-29 1101( 5-5 11RD 1411 007 16-14

KKS5 1-9 10x1t 5-3 KIX1 17-15 K200 16-13 899 7-8 091)102 8-5 194 1510 11395 17-11 K 1AlC 10-6 K30K 16-15

15440 11-8 002 34-30 1034 8-6 110T949 17-12 290 2-2 122U 0-40 MC 27-25

LIP EAST

OPIO 17-10 AF% 19-16 103118 7-30 95101 16-12 9503. a W2MP 11-8

301111

KAI(5 13-9 KOIZ 1410 N6F 40-34 WJAD 2-3 YOID 28-24 If21(1 1411 1M37 1411 4114 29-23 898 16-13 0104 22-14 0T0S 23-18 EVB a-21 1211 12-8 0101 16-72 11216 29-23 ACE 17-14 WPR 8-5 vita 74 KM 19-12 W7R 24-22 0W76 m VON 24-20 WIC 22-14

MIDWS7

*030 29-22 KM 4-29 *8WB 22-15 YCIL 0-30 6OL11 25-22 NEW 16-13 15/2 18-13 L3E 26-22

1210 3428 0WT a 0.9311 4-29 WAZO 26-19 WSW 19-16 79KG 35-30 1G95 21-15 KP8T 27-25 WBR 26-19 «en 15-7

WEST

000T 17-10 4IR 27-21

'7M5 31-25 0PBO 29-21

'001 38-35 FUN 36-31 9z 18-13

'97 26-16 45 32-22 rl1 15-11

D D.J. JAllY JEFF & THE FRESH PRINCE Summertime (RCA)

Total. Reports 156 63%

Regional Reach

E 69% S 74% M 44%

u 65%

National Surma ry UP 107

DEBS 14

SAME 13

DOWN 0 ADDS 22

BREA/(ER

Parallel Reach

P1 81%

P2 68%

P3 421

Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 3 0 0 3

2-5 7 4 1 12 6-15 18 19 4 41

16-40 12 43 16 71 Ono 0 5 2 7

Adds 2 8 7 17

Ch Adds 0 4 1 5 Total 42 83 31 156

EAST

WAS 16-13 412011 06-12 110197 12-8 10030 19-15 2100 12-9 *17)1 10-7 VIM 7-4 894 a

Pl0-F1 23-19 wAEA 145 WPOC 1-1

P9099 25-22 117)1. 33 fr Pw95 1511 O ff 21-19 P0096 27-20 097 27-25 41152 10-1 x'n1 16-14 PWPIO 17-11 p105 6-5

096 13-11 0102 33-31 10,110 22-20 N1F7 53 WIT 3-2 10110

1104 24-17 WT102 13-8

15104 13-9 KILS 15-10 Pw106 15-11 0101 12-8 103-61 19-13 1002 23-19 KGGt 5-3 FM102 15-12 0106 1-1 11L 2-2 801977 17-12 1612 23-18 KUff 7-22

E 01.092 a 1101999 32-25 OLSE 25-19 *102 2515 WSR 0-22 0W, a-30

TIC -PM 4-3 40SS 5-2 NIE1' a

01111107 on KC101 30-26 4)3Oa 31-22 N4P 10-9 098 a-30 RIRT 28-23 IISPK 2421 T102 9816T 24-22 930 a-22 00(7 23-13 4002 a

120A 11-5 *TC1 e-28

1)0 íR

WEO 21-16 B93 4o-29 196.7 35-32 4/CF 29-24 1228 on I95 23-18 9SS0 on fr *O02 12-10 w11 1511 17111 37-32 1105 35-30 MP 25-21 1164A a-24 NISI on WRIT 20-12 110195 22-16 RAPE 22-16 PW945 31-28 KIM( 0-32 90Jx 2420 *77S 0-25 *0248 28-22 WHY 0-34 K1111 32 fr 1107 24 fr 01067 33-29 1000 30-17 K92 0-27 2102 '7-7 WAVE 26-20 *K2L a-35

*CD a

807947 15-13 W1í00 11-9 W%R 32-28 4072 a-35 06195 20-12 *EE 20-14 WIC a

O 293 a ern( 7-6 OW 0-30 1)200 30-25 MOT 18-16

1155 17-11 KW 13_11 KM 32-30 895 n-6 100102 23-17 194 on KW 21-15

1I.UC 15-12 K T10 19-i1 1500 18-12 KWIC 28-20 1IK14 27-22 801949 26-21 099.5 a

290 5-4 22 2418

eAsr

43,40 26-22 103CI11 20-17 95xxx 3424

3017111

K A25 28-21 W AD 35-29 wan 27-19 1E0( 23-14 WMI m 898 22-15 *T15 33-27 0211 a KOO 37-29 KNOE 22-15 WPR 27-22 WEN a-38 KIR 23.18 W11T 22-IB WBS 17-12

1f1 NEST

WB0O 10-2 00Y9 a

KC12 0-32 0.9391 7-30 K04 7-25 9910 29-19 1095

KTRS a MN 1202 0-22 SLT96 on 097 a 1795

CATHY DENNIS

Too Many Walls (Polydor/PLG) LP Move To This

Total Reports 175 71%

Parallel

Regional Reach

Reach P1 60%

E 78% P2 73%

S 76% P3 74%

M 55% W 74% Chart Suummry

Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 0 0 0

Sunnary 6-15 2 6 5 13

UP 115 16-40 24 65 42 131

DEBS 26 Ons 2 9 4 15

SAME 17 Adds 0 7 4 11

DOWN 1 On Adds 3 2 0 5

ADDS 16 Total 3 89 55 175

*qL5 25-20 H0r97 2925 0000 a-27 2100 7-25 W7)A a-31 0100 29-27 PP0-11 22-21

00700

P0099 20-15 P0095 25-17 1100 28-24 897 21-19 Wn2 30-18 4931010 23-19 0105 27-20

IBCI 20-17 142PL a-30 K100 33.26 401102 on 1000 27-25 40I2 24-22

K RTT 22-11 IIIS 28-21 51"106 31-27 100-11 30-22 0106 27-25 1x1 26-25 0006 27-24 IDOL 25-23 121977 25-24

033*3300 I101A an WCR m

411103 34-26 033 34-27 K96.7 32-27 VFW 24-20 1220 3C-25 I95 19-15 w(7

*CCO a-39 12011 28-23 1105 27-22 W00 27-23 WART on 0208 0-25 4/195 26-19 *APE on P 11R945 29-26 WUX 30-25 41715 26-23 04100 29-25

YABB 30-26 Wit 27-24 3107 30 fr x01067 28-25 R.1.0 33-28 0000 0-18 092 0-23 2002 36-35 811I1 WEE 0-24 w2L 27-25

WREST

YOTZ 2419 96570 7-35 (7105 29-27 NEE 7-29 IIGRD 25-26

141 EAST

)/FIR 13-9 WIF1 32-28 10300 28-26 95111 2422 403P 28-22 WFff an 4170 27-26

Sara

RAS 19-15 00I2 24-22 WAD 17-8 121) 3531 14271 33-31 ova 30-26 W1101 38-34 1398 30-26 KISM 20-18 0104 on WAS 7-33 121I 23-15 0101 4-28 KM 36-26 140E 27-24 W6PR 34_31 WIIN 2822 110 33-28

W117 29-26 0010 a-28 wins 27-22

VW an R60B 32-29 VCIL a WLM*

Cont nued On Next Column

KPL2 7-23 1110E an

EAST

Cathy Dennis Continued

35792 25-22 *AE8 a

1000999 on WAAL 33-30 4050 2414 01SR 0-25 w40 0-29 T[0 -FM 3433 1005 25-23 11/EE a

P092 27.21 NAN 21 -IS 1109107 31-29 1C101 27-23 49O1 18_14

999181 79-22 a0P m 098 7-33 *I1TI -35 Ie.P1( 0-34 1102 30-26 98PA0 a 'OPST 35-29 W(7 34-26 We 29-26

2104 3432 14103 m 10c0 0n K293 a KHT( 25-23 *013 25-24 0107 27-11 n or 37-30 war a-24

xK55 0-22 KAA a KF95 38-29 1001 23-21 K M 28-21 ESC an 095 35-34 11395 0-23 CSC 22-20 171111 38-28 111104 30-01 1CA0 34-27 01142 0-34 Cox 7-33 099.5 27-25 A220 34-30 (HQ 20.16

K5195 d-36 1LTY 22-14 1210 32-26 794 %L93PY m YA2T 32-24 Kral 21-16 'XV 9930 0-40 1095 31-24 WAR s-34

WsT

«07T 37-30 297 7-34 13110 32-25 1785 38-32 1F60 37-29 4T2 36-33 2K7. y-33 1TM 36-30 Mai 1-38 5LT93 23-20 0695 0-36 03936-31

E ESCAPE CLUB

I'll Be There (Atlantic) LP Dollars And Sex

Total Reports 192 77%

Parallel Regional Reach Reach lap Pt 461 E 69% P2 78% S 88% P3 99% H 84% W 63% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 7 1 2

National 2-5 3 28 27 58

Smeary 6-15 9 43 37 89

UP 134 16-40 7 21 8 36

DEBS 2 Ons 1 1 0 2 SAES 41 Adds 3 C 0 3

D091í1 10 Ch Adds 1 1 0 2

ADDS 5 Total 24 95 73 192

E 8104 17_13 1010 10-9 894 24_19

PW99 a

KE7)L 21 fr F0095 19-14 KIM -3 0100 a 897 11-9 600111 37-33 0105 on

qGESI

0102 24-21 W'3R a-29 18x7 24-22 MP 17-13 117102 26-25 1WB 4-4 WI80 6-4

Kart 19-17 KITS a 0182 7-6 1 ISN 10-8 101.2 17_13 1111E 15-13

LIST

8.392 18-15 *an 21_19 127999 35-32 WAAL 53 Wí12 22-20 01SÁ 5-5 802 3-3 40X1 17_12 NOTE 11-10 1092 5-5 NAM 6-4 001107 12-11 15101 29-17 02)4 2-2 999111 94 98 10-10 9270 25-20 1030( 16-15 0102 5-5 930 17-15 01ST 4-2 0110( 10-8 1002 1417 4151* 31 fr 1OC3 12-6

Wep 9-9 B93 7-36 ow 16-13 0106 54 1228 3-3 I95 7-7 1692 14 fr MO 1413 11^2 19-18

G105 11-5 "IF 12-10 40SI 18-17 WATT 45 IfLTP 3_3

187195 3-3 OAPE 133-11

Kw e-5 W71 a-29 PW905 11-8 KOTK 8-5 IIDJ1 15-8 K21IS 1513 99*ATS 19-18 F1100 9-6 O 188 3-3 WR7 11-10 K®11 10 fr 0107 8 fr 13.1067 7-7 Wí11 1t-9 9400 7-31 192 4-4 2102 44 K7113 11-11 WOVV 27-22 w71 11-9

10OWS7

IMIDD en *roo 74 OPIO 13-12 KM 26-21 96510 10-12 11005 15-9 NE5 13-01 í28D 9-2 1110 7-7 WIC I_1 2104 18-13 12103 20-15 1.100 10-9 1293 6-5 IRA( 19-16 K1011 22-19 2111 21_12 01101 20-17 1107 15.8 KIND 27-18 MOT 20-18

WST

O 95 11-9 ion 12-11 K IM 2-2 1SN0 3-3 1ttIX 26-25 I1100 20-19

1CA0 16-14 1110 10-9 1407 7-4 K0W 5-4 1.37949 3-3 099.5 44 1223) 3-2

E WRR 2-4 MI 11-9 103CIF 44 95x2 1410 8(10 11-9 WY? 5-2 95116 21-18

WOR 7-12 4xro 7-3

SWTi

O ÁK5 2-2 1012 10-9 NSF 2-2 WJAD 22-19 0110 2-2 5-J x 127-14

MK 9-7 0304 9-4 B99 10-9 RISA 5-5 3104 10-8 8316 10-9 0918 7-3 1211 11-10 0101 9-9 KM 7-6 610E 9-9 KILN 6_5 1101 15-13 W1í1 31-29 1*f1 1413 10111 3-4 895 9-9

0842 22-20 ITT! 6-5 012 9 fr 434517-14 WEIL 23-14 1008 10-I5 0.00 18-11 102 9-7 11.7E 5-3 1110 23-16 194 I-5 113íT 1512 0.91511 19_18 ¿101 8-5 1000 21-18 4005 9-8 6681 8-8 Isla 13-8 I99 -5 991(7 4-2 O 099 42 APAT 20-16 WBP 8-5 WFR 11-15 1013. 9-8 'RFC 3R WEST

1001) 10-9 1113 d-3 297 4-3 0802 2-1 ÁT05 11-6 Á0B0 10-9 1972 4-4 0001( 7-5 0111 3-10 20111 4-3 1232 7-6 50091 1-A 097 '6-10 0095 16-8 KAT1 1412

GLORIA ESTEFAN

Can't Forget You (Epic) LP Into The Light

Total Reports 122 49% Pl Regional

aralReachel

ch P1 4pí

ERea 461 P2 491

S 581 P3 691

M 39% Chart Summary W 52% Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 National 2-5 0 1 0 1

S 5-y 6-15 4 6 8 18

UP 77 16-40 12 33 36 81 DEBS 4 Ons 4 9 6 19

DOWNSAME

36 Adds 0 1 0 1

2 Ch Adds 1 0 1 2 ADDS 3 Total 21 50 51 122

Continued On Next Column

PARALLELS® July 19,1991 R 87

Regional Reach E 52% S 63%

M 78% W 52%

National Su®ary UP 107 DENS 16

SAME 17

DOWN 0 ADDS 14

EAST

Gloria Estetas Continued

9700 21-17 *BI.I 10-10 P00.61 19-17

SOUTH

1®0 13-13 PW96 28-27 7100 7-7 K7FM 30.30 N9PIG 27-26 0105 on

MOU6T

1166 16-16 11E0 on KM 36-34 101f102 on

9470

CUT 33-29 IIIS 18-24 6494106 35-32

XKRZ 24-22 10)1 a-17 1091 15-13 RP12 an üUBE 24-23

PAST

YAEB 28-27 901999 34-27 WS6 27-27 WE62 17-16 TIC -FN 29-29 000; 33-25 P9892 39-37 6109107 29-28 401X4 36-32 999111 15-14 7102 29-28 YPSl 0-37 9604 on 012 25-22 161W 22 fr

*103 an 993 26-26 W7F 26-23 1106 29-27 1233 36-35 9002 23-22 *S4 17-15 1Z81 5-2 1?AR 24-22 000F on *907 18-13 YZiP 28-27 90395 an W71(S an WHY 32-29 1881 21 fr 7107 11 1r * .04 19-18 1671 18-15 0171. a

110Z en E8D 21-22 10110 21-18 13411( On 1107 30-25 WOf on

WEST

« SS 4-23 KM 29-27 1695 31-31 8100 30-29 (14) 34-31 1970 20-16 1O0 12-10 KM2 23-23 099.5 In

EAST

VWP1 34-30 1030IP 17-15 95XXX 21-18 WiP On 96111. 34-29 EMP 19-13 11110 16-11

SOUTH

KARS 16-14 101Z 29-27 WJAD 25-23 6311) 32-30 WL1 30.29 18q0 31-28 9780 34-30 898 13-12 1ISR 12-12 MG an R.9® 28-27 KZII 19-19 8101 21-18 KO1 31-28 1NOE 15-13 *PR 22-20 SILK 39-34 1I01 30-30

MIDWEST

*XX 39-35 KT10 26-25 WHB 20-19 KOCB 4-25 M.90 On

100 39-38 RLYY 0-35 794 28-25 1.9339 on 068 30-29 Z99 20-17 990G 39-36 10195 14-13 90BR 31-31 *PFR 21-19

EST

(001 38-36 297 ar1

11300 23-21 R70S 24-21 1FH7 28-23 617 28-25 PJU( 32-28 K7M 25-21 70708 on 6(95 4-37 K6711 27-25

F FIREHOUSE

Love Of A Lifetime (Epic) LP: Firehouse

Total Reports 154 62%

Parallel Reach

P1 23%

BREAKER P2 61% P3 92%

Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 1 0 1

6-15 0 10 14 24 16-40 10 46 47 103

ons 0 9 3 12

Adds 1 6 3 10

Ch Adds 1 2 1 4

Total 12 74 68 154

1411 EAST

PRO -F9 35-32

SOUTH

A00 4-29

MIDWEST

0102 23-17 WPHR 4-25 iRPL 22-21 (ECO 31-28 KXX6 37-33 ose 28-26 0080 25-23

1EST

6132 a 194 27-24 KP12 4-24

EAST

6.792 0-30 VA® 27-25 9AAL 36-28 WI(Z 28-24

YV5R 25-21 JET -FM 27-21 1002 1NN( 29-26 PWR92 25-19 A/1 22-16 103311 4-39

I 34-3

1102 26-25 WEST 27-21 9R04 37-27 00ÁZ 24-21 46314 36 fr CM 15-7

Sm18

* yBQ 15-12 4106 30-22 (27a 34-29 I95 12-10 164 24 fr 9002 29-26 K ZFM on 0105 4-33 M00 on 38617 35-31 927P 22-20 YAPE 20-17

*11T 23_17 PW945 a-35 KK11 20-15 99*AY5 38-36 WABB 29-25 WM 24-22 X8F11391r 0160 9-7 492 24-21 0102 23-19 1TIIX 24-21 10011 a

0(71 29-27

11111WEST

*10D On 980K 9-6 WX8 22-19 0Tf2 20-17 9657/ 30-25 04105 22-15 WEE On ERD 34-29 nXX 26-19 WIC a 2104 24-17 1010 21-19 1093 29-26 *100 9-8 K1rt 26-23 *x21 18-15 1107 a-35 KM72 20-20 KM In 01407 00

WET

4295 a I1TM 11_10 11110 0-27 (58D 29-27 811104 8-4 (X70 : (W'_ 1807999 a 099.5 On (22U 32-28

BIST

9PRA 15-14 WW1c 30-25 103014 16-13 95016 32-28 M(PF. 25-22 W1P 25-23 1171P 36-33 *910 19-13

5011111

KM 24-19 011 25-23 WESF 29-22 *J*D a 41311) 19-14 W3X 40-39 11(0 19-16 K000 35-31 090 18-17 K 15113-11 0104 14,31 11716 0-34 1.948 a 1211 26-23 0101 28-23 ( 01on K NOE 24-21 nlx 40-28 111f/ 4-34 KVT co MIS 25-15

MOtFST

WBXX 36-33 Il7T1 27-23 11B a * L 27-26

_9 17-14 100 on tul)/ 33-21 1210 4-36 594 0-21 KOf1 21-20 69388 16-14 9700 4-35 M(16 17-15 0021 25-20 IOAX 28-23 Z99 18-16 9916 30-21 1095 20-14 RPA7 a-30 HDBR 20-17 9PFA 23-13 11a1 14-10 Y1FC 30 fr

*6T

1007 24-19 1PX4 0-32 Z97 39-35

11412 30-28 1TRS 32_27 ( 490 4-37 14TZ 30-27 COI 34-29 17M 27-20 241114 25-19

K21K 35-31 9.196 0-30 197 0-28 6(95 24-17 17M 4-40

G AMY GRANT

Every Heartbeat (A&M) LP: Heart In Motion

Total Reports 223 901

Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 73% E 944 P2 92% S 95% P3 99% M 91% 9 78% Chart Sumoary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 1 0 0 1

National 2-5 5 22 17 44 Sueary 6-15 17 74 47 138 UP 192 16-40 13 13 9 35 DEBS 3 Ores 1 2 0 3 SAME 25 Adds 1 1 0 2 DOWN 1 Ch Adds O O O O

ADDS 2 Total 38 112 73 223

LAST

8104 0-2C WOOS 19-17 9134.1 7-5 70.10 17-8 2100 22-19 871/ 17_15 n)0 a 894 23-15 PRO -61 13-8 WAVA 15-14

5013

PW99 17-13 KII2L 9 fr TUBO 24-21 Y100 21-16 897 8-6 WVZ 32-19 1118 an PWPIO 18-16 0105 17-13

8003617

0102 8-6 90118 11-8 WC1 4-I 9067 22-19 WZPL 19-18 1880 4-3 MP 8-6 1100102 19-18 103-0 12-10 1600 8-6

WEST

10X7 11-4 1II5 4-4 101-64 0-23 0102 11-7 10:1 24-20 1191 5.9 0106 29-21 1Pí2 8-6 1Ú0E 13-9

EAST

11.792 7-5 9a® 9-4 96999 10-8 WAY. 8-7 WSE 22-17 * 002 17-11 WSP 10-8 JET -69 16-13 *EP2 10-9 WN1 14-11

T1C-671 17-14 «SS 13-10 ERE 14-9 611192 21-13 MA9 9-7

F70N107 9-6 KC101 5-2 14004 6-4 999111 12-10 MIX? 27-26 798 17-11 W3110 16-8 *.SPR 15-14 7102 15-12

98PKT B-5 930 11-9 *657 17-10 W804 8-s 9102 9-4 *SI* 18 fr 1107* 25-22

117C4 2-2

EEG 17-10 893 14-11 196.7 25-24 *ME 15-9 0106 10-6 (Z2B 9-7 195 14-13

16.3.1 11 fr *(02 13-11 W04 12-10 *a;0 9-6 KZFM 21-13 0105 15-12 4100F 10-6 WICSI 12-8 991r 6-6 WIT 5-5 110195 20-17 YAPE 18-15 HO5T 10-6 X01 114 PW945 19-15 ( (1( 9-6 MAIX 12-7 W3612-8 999A7S 13-8 81100 18-15 WABB 16-13 WH0 9-8 «FM 12 fr 1107 4 fr 61067 14-9 111.0 9-7 WBYQ on 192 5-5 2102 16-12 1nA 6-6

*O.10 24-19 W6 10-5

MI I1tEST

9100 14_12 1419a7 0-16 uPX6 11-5 MTZ 1B-13 RANG 10-5 96515 15-8 (0105 21-16 MEF 4-2 ERD 12_10 WIXX 16-12 WIC 12-9 2104 15-8 12103 10-7 1110 15-12 R293 14-12 nq( 18-15 YIOG 21_20 pm 8-2 111711 18-10 *RON 9-8 (107 17-6 1(id) 6-4 Y101 11-7

967

K 4S5 16-12 AM an 1095 8-5 RI1X 7-6 KM 19-16 161113 16-11 B95 31-33 1010 B-5 KWC 19-17 1781 8-7 1M10* 4-2 ICAO 6-4 4105 2-2 1WZ 18-14 1107949 8-7 099.5 15-10 K22U 14-10 10

e,uT

05011 11-8 */1'0 15-12 103CIO 13-10 95XXX 7-5 9RPE 15-12 1MYP 20-20 95X1L 14-12 W01P 6-2

MITO 13-8

SanN

BAKS 6-6 R012 11-6 MLSF 7-5 WJAD 16-7 1000 10-9 WZRX 9-7 11x1 5-3 92101 20-16 B98 5-4 KISR 4-4 0104 12-9 W1R.S 15-12 4918 18-14 (u1 8-6 0101 10-9 KM 17-14 XIOE B-8 WPw 2-2 M1N 11-8 (Dt1 10-7 *8117 18_10 KW1R 10-7 1N1/1 16-11 *Ya5 6-6

MIDWEST

9®I1 21_16 (77T 7-4

4111141 24 fr ~dB 9-6 YCIL 22-21 1oC8 22-12 JIW 10-8 16813 11_8 RLTY 10-8 (200 10-5 694 21-18 1746 7-6 69344 15-11 un« 13-8 *AZT 8-6 1676 7-6 31166 14-9 299 13-11 9910 11-5 1095 6-5 1PAT 12-8 *DBR 17-14 YPFA 2-2 K71Y 28-20 W1FC 8 fr

K00T 12-7 (PXR 22-10 Z97 11-B (®L 6-4 1676 19-16 1F00 7-3 KM 19-11 90U0 17-14 K7M1 7-3 24708 12-7 KIl72 10-8 SLY96 2-2 097 23-18 0095 23.12 8614 11-4

N CHESNEY HAWKES

The One And Only (Chrysalis) LP Buddy S $ong ST

Total Reporta 51

Regional Reach E 20% S 214%

M 20% W 17%

National Summary UP 4

DEBS 14

SAME 24 DOWN O

ADDS 9

[N&A

21%

Parallel Reach

P1 2%

P2 18%

P3 38%

Chart Summry Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0 6-15 0 0 0 0

16-40 0 9 9 18

Ono 1 11 12 24 Adds 0 2 7 9

Cl Adds O 0 O O

Total 1 22 28 51

EüT

WAAL 0-39 P9092 cn 19.181 an 600 0-40 999111 an

098 4-35 *PST d-32 0a2 4-38 WC8 4-29

50100

993 4-37

PAS1

H.£1 a MITO 0-40

S6710

KM 37-3. MSF 4-39 EID a

Chesney Hawkes Continued

KM an 000F on 91111 0n 401/1 0-35 999A75 v+ 1101113 an

80 *EST

04105 4-38 1010 an KM( a1

9051

K940 801949 m K2ZU a

1Q atl 9JI00 an 898 an RTSE 35-29 RI1E an 90118 38-29 11010 a W00 0-39

M 341E71

(11T 0-39 ROO On

6ri a 794 a 299 4-25 9910 an 1(G95 a WE81 co AlY 39-33

1771 on 6131( al 10141 on 61111 an 1602 on (FF1 a

HEAVY D. á THE BOYZ

Now That We Found Love (MCA) LP: Pecetul Journey

Total Reports 64 26%

Parallel Regional Reach

Reach rNaAI

PI 444 E 26% P2 27% S 26% P3 11% M 16%

W 37% 171art Su6nary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 National 2-5 1 0 0 1

Sumary 6-15 4 4 0 8 UP 34 16-40 13 25 5 43 DEW 13 Ono 2 4 0 6 SAME 11 AddS 2 0 3 5 DCWN O Ch Adds 1 0 O 1

ADDS 6 Total 23 33 3 64

PAST

*101.4 30-24 92(10 33-21 0197 24-15 667 0-30 WPGC 2-2

SO11R

P* 96 a WVZ 25-17 1779 4-29 PWPIG 14-9 0105 22-18

MIOWST

B96 29-27 V t'R 0n *TI 22-19 1G004 a -3B 1901102 a

9PS:

X5104 an 614106 0-33 KAA 18-16 101-81 20-17 64102 25-23 0106 7-7 1181. 15-9 141977 26-26

EAST

TIC -A1 31-30 HISS 29-24 116107 on EGK 37-31 99901 00-38 818 4-30 ¡80110 36-33 16PK 4-39 10X* 30-27

90126

ose a-35 093 331 En 24-18 1660 28-26 V6H1 34-23 0107 32 fr *J1.0 0n 1900 on

MIDES?

9J490 33-32 10810 29-27 (0105 2-7 1110 co

«SS 4-20 K 101 12-12

6017 33-27 095 24.22 P80102 35-21 194 0-15 RMI 0-20 KLUC 0-29 (YR1 0-37

(CAO 38-35 290 15-14

1040 25-23

EAST

301161

KA1LS 4-39 WAD 0198 a KN6( a EPA 23-19 W8117 21-16 WOOS 0-40

101!57

014 31-23

WEST

HI -FIVE

I Can't Wait Another Minute(Jive/RCA) LP Hi -Five

Total Reports 135 54%

Parallel Regional Reach Reach E 413 P2 55%

P1 60%

S 75% P3 50% M 36% W 61% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 1 0 1

National 2-5 5 3 0 8 Sl®ary 6-15 10 10 2 22 UP 79 16-40 13 35 25 73 DENS 18 Ores 1 8 1 10 SAME 17 Adds 2 9 5 16 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 1 4 5

ADDS 21 Total 3 67 37 135

EAST

HON7 21-19 66) 30-26 P40 -M 34-31 YPGC 10-7

Ax1. 23 fr 691095 7-5 1(m 25-22 ( 800 22-20 097 14-13 M4V2 16-9 1714 10-0 PNIPIO 10-5 0105 25-21

MIDWEST

B96 26-23 1CFX 26-25 015T 16-14 KIIB 0-31 141102 15-12 RDWB 10 an

*Sr

15104 2-2 PW106 25-17 10T 10-7 ( 01-81 18-14 10012 25-21 10G1 4-4 68102 9-6 0106 13-10 01EL 3-3 111977 0-30 I01BE a

RAS?

*A61 a

999131 19-15 4890 15-11 598 1-34 930 z1 Y404 an EXA 21-25

SCUT -1

WIeG 18-15 893 27-22 K96.7 37-29 *31E 35-31 (2rR 0-39 11042 4-4 4X86( 31-27 R3M 9-8 (P0F 8-6 110117 22-18 W20F 26-23 197095 17-11 YAPE 23-20 ( (71 32-29 11W/a 9911113 4-37 81100 a YABP a M037 an K918 27 fr 1107 21 R' 61067 4-34 114.116 38-30 W8V0 co 2102 19-17 1TUA 32-29 0171 35-32

MIDES?

14647 4-18 02980 29-25 1081 a 11103 34-31 CM 20-16 010- a (7336 m Kr 4

WET

1052 a-25 (7X0 7-1

07600 2e-19 (CAP 27-22 1Da 61-24 099.5 an 290 11-10

EAST

4171 36-31 O+P m

931611

PARS 23-20 1012 0-29 MLSF

EAD 30-22 EID 0-32 WNQ 0-37 I11.IX 34-27 92190 36-32 998 32-29 0109 28-22 W1R5 a (ZII 30-27 0101 a-27 (000 d-35 (NOE .3-17 WPPP 17-1I ELK 25-17 1107 a-32 16117 17-14 (1I1X 91-28 WBS 0-25

MIDWEST

VB11 1-24 (717 39-35 1OC4 a-24 (043 1

219364 a 99KG a (095 25-16 9088 30-24

*AA1. 38-33 905E 29-27 WS8 on TIC -F11 24-20 OLSS 24-19 0.W1 36-26 FU/1107 On RC101 28-25 w14 40-35

Hi Five Continued

R1XX 0-30 IOOC 14_10 LSIID a 995 4-3 610102 14-8 I94 12-7

10980 4-2 1011C 29-26

965'1

KIJT 4-39 1TRS 40-34 R490 -38 K20Z 0-37 797 0-27 KFFM d-39

WHITNEY HOUSTON My Name Is Not Susan (Arista) LP. I'm Your Baby Tonight

Total Reporta 110 44%

Regional Reach E 48%

S 53% M 31%

u 44%

National Summary UP O

DEBS O

SAME O

DOWN O

ADDS 110

Parallel

NaAl Pl i P2 45%

P3 55%

Chart Surmary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 O O O O

16-40 O O O O

Ons O O 00 Adds 9 45 34 88

Ch Adds 5 10 7 22 Total 14 55 41 110

F15T

*9.I a-27 490197 4-27 994 a WPGC 4

501711

KRBE a 1100 a 997 a P15PIG a-34

141011F -ST

ICI a-27 (9x a ECU 4 KDWB a

FLT92 a WAY. a M(SE a

VPSR a

WN( a

TIC -68 a MLSS a WL1N a 61/1107 a 0('M a

999113 a-37 G98 *-28

WR10 a-37 WSP1 a 9Ra a MIN2 a EX/ a

ERG ( 96.7 a

Wn18 ( 079 W(02 +1408 -32 0030 K2i71 0105 ( POR

W2YP

110795 a * 0.1X W 2JCS -40 WW 61067 4 9E0 a-38 2102 a K M a

4421. a

*.184) a-39 ( 810 a-24 96ST0 a 2104 a IURD a

WEST

1C44a 1001 a 1495a 11X a-25 K14G a 1S8D a PWE102a 1(20 4 KT90 a

( CA0 a IlITO a-21 ( 1116a 1220 a

EAST

MI a 95X%2 a

95161 a WX a

WTO a_37

SOI11B

KAKS a (0IZ 4 1.167 a KJAD 0-32 1610 (MIX : 0.186 B 9B a K ISP a 0104 a W18S a K2I1 a 0101 4 1O1 a 1!4Q a-40 143341 a

91 a-39 11111 a

*9e a WQL (0083 a (Off a-23 69388 a WnfX a YA27 a KG95 a WP4A a

967

KM -34 XB00Z -38 KTRS

490 14X1 (71rr 1700 197 a 5095

J JESUS JONES

Right Here, Right Now p.SE3K)

LP Doubt

Total Reporta 219 88%

Parallel Regional

41110

Reach Reach

641 79% E 89% P2 89% S 93% P3 93% M 97% W 70% Chart Su®ºry

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 8 35 26 69

National 2-5 15 42 22 79 So nary 6-15 13 23 16 52 UP 156 16-40 5 9 5 19 DEBS 0 Ons 0 0 0 0 SAME 49 Adds 0 0 0 0 DOWN 14 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 ADDS O Total 41 109 69 219

81,87

8104 8-6 *105 6-5 8200 10-8

490.10 4-3 2100 6-4 90x0 5-5 *100 13-6 994 3-1 P40-411 8-5 YAYA 13-13

90178

PW99 23-24 671. 7 fr PWP95 4-3 119) 3-1 400 1-1 P1K196 29-23 7100 10-1 497 5-4 WrvZ 17-10 PWP10 32-28 0105 10-4

MI D1EST

1196 27-24 0102 22-19 *HP 8-6 WCI 18-11 EFx 4-2 WMT 11-6 92PL 7-I K863 9-5 KK2P 4-3

W07.10-1 W5T*3h WCR 4-3

3X11 eAST

YYFX 3-1 95XXX 5-2 WI<PE 6-4 WIT 2-7 952IL 7-4 101 30-21 1460 5-2

IARS 1-1 13012 2-1 MCSF 6-1 YJAD 32-26 EID 1-1 930 3-3 1121 2-2 YJ800 6-t B9B 3-1 RISA 1-1 0104 19-15 9185 4-3 4910 8-2 1011 3-1 0101 1_t 101 2-1 D ICE 11-5 111111 4-2 K IT( 2-2 WM7 14-8 (910 3-1 1.9I4 1-1 WYaS 2-1

*010( 5-4 MY 14-9

Continued On Next Column

0080 3-2 B93 1-1 K96.7 15-15 WlF 22-17 11106 1-1 1028 2-1 195 4-3 WSSX 6 fr E X 13-7 EGO 1-1 7105 1_1 ( PAR 9-4 .601 9-1 0851 8-1

92YP 1-4 190795 4-2

VAPE 2-2 9171 9-9 0X(I 3-3 PN1945 22-19 8.161 2-1 110 16-12 9dC5 7-3 99*A7S 2-1 011100 8-1 WABB 7-7 6087 13-12 RB11 8 fr 0107 7 fr 01.1067 4-1 *JI.O 7-4 W6Y0 10-12 K92 6-2 2102 8-8 R'DA 1-1 EVY 7-6 00Il. 2-1

Jesus Jones Continued

167102 17-13 XL* 5-5 9XB0 3-1

9651

1637 B -B (IIS 5-5 KOS-81 14-7 16112 2-1 (191 16-12 0106 5-4 163Z 1-2 K19E 4-1

11Z3 EAST

F1.192 6-1 WAE9 4_1 11Pry99 21-17 WAAL 1-1 HR.5E 14-4 WIKZ 6-4 Yf5R 3-2 3ET-FM 2-2 tER2 24-10 1M011( 6-4 TTC-81 7-4 KSS 23-21 186E 12-6 6E92 6-2 .AN 1-1 n3*107 3-2 17101 1-3 1¢8 13-8 99911I 5-1 taIXP 2-I 038 2-1 W01R 15-14 9SP1 21-18 7102 6-3 98PXT 2-2 930 4-3 *ST 1-5 WR04 1-2

MIDES?

9RD0 B-5 CEE 2-2 901947 2-1 9214) 22-27 WXP 5-1 1X -f0 2-1 (RE 16-15 96.SN 4-1 0'EE 3-1 ERD 16-9

11100 24-27 WIC 4-2 2108 5-1

111103 14-8 16161 3-2 1Z93 5_4 rm1 10-5 9I0C 3-3 KRHT 6-7 11111 11-7 0º0H 10-9 K107 29-12 1702 28-21 IURD 2-1 Nq1 1-2

te=

«SS 12-4 1695 5-1 KA711 3-3 KM 2-1 VOL 4-4 R580 4_1 1wG 6-2 TM 4-1

FM104 9-3 BCAO 4-2 6112 19-12 KED 1_1 H00949 2-1 099.5 2-2 (2231 2-1 K00 10-7

990 2 fr AMO 2-1 9CIL 14-11 K0C8 5-5 91.161 2-2 KM 5-5 61Y 25-15 K ZIO 4-1 094 10-7 101T 20-11 KL93FM 9-6 9180 1-1 1.8111 2-1 Y621 4-3 KFPX 6-4 WS/C1 20-15 9917 1-1 KG95 26-20 KM E-2 9108 11-6 W811 1_t ( n41 2-1 *IFC 2 fr

WEST

( PM '7-9 297 26-20 K®Z 11-7 1116 '2-7 ( FB0 3-2 1FT2 1_1 K.YR 11-9 ( T1(i 2-1 ZFUN 17-20 (IDZ 1_1 SL796 9-15 197 3-1 0895 3_2 K FFM 4-1

K KLF

3 A.M. Eternal (Arista) LP The White Room

Total Reports 128 52%

Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 655 E 50% P2 55% S 61% P3 36% M 38%

< 57% Chart Sul®ary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 National 2-5 1 0 0 1

Surrary 6-15 5 7 0 12 UP 64 16-40 22 35 16 73 DENS 17 Ons 1 14 5 20 SAME 25 Adds 4 9 6 19

DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1 2 0 3 ADDS 22 Total 34 67 27 128

FAS[

IONS 31-25 W20U 25-21 H0197 14-10 14)J0 28-26 2100 20-17 EX 27-25

11102 6-3 P80 -FM 29-26 WP.X 12-8

SOUTH

POP99 16-12 P095 27-19 (A00 27-27 PWR96 0-33 897 22-20 fJ2 34-21 1709 on PWRPIG 28-20

MIDES?

1496 25-21 *PHR 21-21 9011 12-7 *HYT 14-12 W2PLa 1XlU 4-39 1001102 4

MS

1.3109 23-20 P98106 33-30 1169 30-28 (01-89 a-30 1Ú2a /MI 23-22 0106 28-26 10421. 23-21 HOf977 32-29 K9Z a

EAST 8L792 a 901999 an Y6*L 32-27 WISE a-29 WYSB on

TIC -F11 19-16

4e9 30-28 .100.E a

AA 0-33 4U81o7 33-31 EGN 39-36 99911I 27-19 9MXP 22-18 * 1111 21-19 WSPK 0-37 932 co 982* 31-25 ETA 16-12

Saín

98BC on B 93 18-15 196.7 17_13

33-29 K106 35-30 1ZZB 25-20 I95 on 6312 10-8 Wa( 0-31 3:7}11 40-34 5105 a

( PR4 27-25 MLSIa *9t1 17-10 W21P 4-35 110195 4-29 )1010 on *Df5 an

WABB a WHY a-33 RBF9 40 fr 7107 13 fr 61067 29-26

HAY0 co 2102 a EVV 0-25

MIDWEST

19110 38-35 11105 a-31 WEE a

WIC co 0104 a

1N3K 24-21 KK7C On 041

9FT

10.55 1D-8 1060 co A'95 37-23 10L On

O 95 32-27 PW612 26-22 194 an 1040 on iris a-31 KCAO 33-30 (101D 17-16 1871949 25-23 .30 27-27 KZZO 4-39 40 26-23

EAST

sin (*113 32-26 *2A0 20-21 97(X 34-32 1X6 38-32 1i,NOl a B98 0-35 Wn6 a (EE 37-34 *00P 32-25

1811.14 0-37 10X1 0-37 01916 a

MIDES?

*91 25-19 ROO a (010 co 69340 0-28

WA2T a 991) a

1G95 29-22 WO5R on 9PFR on

WEST

1101 .0-33 1145 6-36 (P00 co 31111 0-35 ( 702 co 1094 29-26

Continued On Next Column Continued On Next Column Parallels Continued on Page 88

88.RaR July 19,1991 PARALLELS 8

LENNY KRAVITZ

It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over (Virgin) LP: Mama Said

Total Reports 222 90%

Regí onal Reach E 93% S 93% 36 83% u 89%

National Smeary UP 183 DEBS 2

SAW 31

DOWN 3

ADDS 3

o Parallel

Reach P1 85%

P2 89%

P3 95%

Chart Summary Pce P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 1 0 1

2-5 4 15 16 35 6-15 23 55 39 117

16-40 16 34 14 64

Ons 0 2 0 2

Adds() 0 0 0 Ch Adds 1 1 1 3

Total 44 108 70 222

Y1A2 10-6 «DI 2 fr 31104 20-16

EAST SOUTH EAST

13104 12-12 Y11L5 9-8 Y7Iri) 17-14 MlI 9-8 IGJO 18-16 2100 25-22 *EX 24-22 3393 30-22 PRO -FM 21-18 nN4 12-12 INC/ 24-22

1N899 21-16 nLL 14 fr 89195 32-23 1180 14-10 1Rff 9-6 7100 25-21 2492 15-8 TOM 11-9 P9RP10 34-30 0105 20-15

WWI 15-13 24CI 9-8 won 15-15 141T 13-11 15PL a-29 K9F0 26-24 10í119 18-16 102102 14-11 O W 22-21 W80 20-18

10111 5-5 K ITS 1-2 PAIR 106 10-4 1199 21-18 107-M 16-11 10112 8-5 89102 17-11 1191 14-11 0106 12-11 KIEL 12-6 4402977 24-23 KPIS 12-11 KOBE 14-12

can

81.792 9-8 IMES 8-13 1801999 18-16 9641 16-13 MLSE 12-11 7712 13-9 9938 11-16 JET -FM 17-16 Vv2 1-5 284 15-13 111-M 20-9 9055 7-6 MEE 15-11 89492 22-17 MAN 14-9 F141107 14-16 IC1O1 13-9 AWN 5-3 AMP 18-16 098 16-9 9IRT 13-11 99'1 18-17 7102 10-7 9880E 4-3 930 7-6 91ST 7-41 9113 18-15

WI 11-6 893 16-12 196.7 7-6 IOW 18-12 8106 6-5 1229 4-4 195 6-6 5391 18 fr 1400 18-15 9070 4-3 12111 7-5 1105 9-4 MR 13-7 NCO 4-22 V/SI 20-16 ARN 255-19 4778 8-6 10195 30-26 YAPE 11-10 22.77 17-10 370 24-18 911945 23-20 KKIK 15-10 1021 26-21 9AS 27-19 998475 11-5 18100 15-12 1002 9-9 1661* 18-17 OEM 24 h 111067 21-18 *210 3-1 97430 19-19 092 20-17 Z102 24-24 071( 5-5 WON 21-16 MOIL 21-21

«01ETT

WOO 25-23 9.1410 211-15 91X8 21-23 WT2 -32 1180 15-12 96110 31-26 3105 7-8 1662..10-12 1098 26-23 VIII 22-15 2104 14-12 02103 16-14 K *10 18-15 1293 10-9 Vm! 7-6 non 10-8 1811 26-22 MIN 14-13 OW 9-5

WEST

MSS 7-5 KM 16-15 1395 20-16 110I 9-7 KING 6-6 KSWm 995 18-15 PYR102 17-13 194 on E *22 7-7 11LC 24-22 17P« 7-6 M104 25-17 1CA0 9-7 KIM 20-15 K YOD 7-5 K I04 25-20 1177949 10-8 099.5 16_14 290 18-18 K22U 9-6

9199 3.7 1431 8-4 103119 5-5 952II 10-6 MO'E 8-6

411217 19-17 95I11 30-27 WQ¢ 15-14 270 6-5

sane

KA6.0 18-12 1012 9-5 11fSF 17-13 8JAD 21-17 11111) 9-8 4200 10-8 KIOO 8-5 1*)01 23-15 998 7-5 0104 16-13 91KS 12-10 KSiB 30-25 131 6-5 0101 11-10 K M 11-8 180E 3-3 an 5-6 n1.8 3-3 KII1 9-6 Wn1T 9-9 1YTI 18-15 K NIN 5-2 2008 8-8

MIDIE9T

99I11 24-16 1115 8-7 9e0 8 fr YEW 11-8 Y3L 15-13 103 20-10 ARM 20-17 000 13-10 KM 21-18 11I0 25-20 K 2An 18-10 A93M 30-25 919I 26-23 10T .-28 YA21 21-18 1PAX 4-3 Z99 11-10 99KG 10-8 8R735 22-19 1PAT 18-15 W88 7-3 91M B-8 K7141 13 -II WIFC 13 Pr

VEST

1704 21-14 0P1Á 28.17 297 18-13 0912 16-13 KTI15 16.11 1190 11-11 OFT? 26-24 KICK 23-20 00110 8-8 1000 6-5 5.796 11-9 197 7-5 3095 6-5 12114 12-10

L LA'S There She... (Go!Discs/London/PLG) LP: La's

Regional Reach E 301 S 29% M 301 W 301

National Surma ry UP 26 DEBS 14 SAME 26 DOWN 0 ADDS 7

Total Reports 73 29%

Parallel Reach

P1 6%

P2 28% P3 49%

Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 1 0 1

16-40 2 18 22 42 0193 1 11 11 23

Adds 0 4 3 7

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 Total 3 34 36 73

EIST

1180 19-16 O BE 25-22

1220 40-37 0105 m 9N41 4-37 1907P 84PE on 196M on fr .31.0 32-27 17ID1 4-34

MIOWEST

3ORM

1012 0-30 4210 4-40 [ISO 26-23 KSMB

1311 on KM( 35-32 ONOE 35-35 911.8 36-33 0424 30-23

1110dES1 91510 . IOQEST 3105 25-20

MST WRD a M701 a

91m m 0777 38-34 ( 2.011 on 10711 29-27 1022 an

iiiii 494 m

WEST 0.9389 m WFT m

KF95 40-38 299 22-19 EAST 14191 24-20 9910 27-24

1110 on 1095 4-33 WAAL a1 WBP 25-23 WS9 an

Continued On Next Co umn

WR2 4-29 P9892 4-38 40.111 on 999KN 1 4-N0 098 a

VT91 24-22 YPS7 26-22 1618 34 fr nCR 4-30

500IB

WINO 3i-34 196.7 an 1106 32-29

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KM) 12-10 911949 0-29 099.5 an

EAST

8848 21-23 WWI X 4-36 991P 77-26 2ClIP 4-40 MItO 4-39

91411* a

KF1V 22-18 YIFC 2Y 741

R®2 an 1'T0.5 0-40 0F90 36-33 0FR KICK an K1141 an ZF1JR on 0202 34-27 197 on

HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS It Hit Me Like A Hammer (EMI) LP Hard At Play

Total Reporta 136 55%

Regional Reach E 41%

S 57% M 69% w 50%

National Summary up 16

DEBS 53 SAW 34 DOWN 0 ADDS 33

Ca Parallel

Reach P1 25% P2 53% P3 78%

Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 0 0 0 16-40 7 29 33 69

Ons 3 18 13 34 Adds 2 13 8 23

Ch Adds 1 5 4 10 Total 13 65 58 136

[üT

tfunJ 4-30

501511

7100 0-28

amass'

0102 un «MR 0-27 24CI 28-22 92PL 30.28 UM a

POOR a-40 1100102 on

KM 34-22 11.08 0-28 PPL2 m ENE a

EAST

F1.792 on VAAL a-40 WSR 3-30 JET -FM 30-25 *ER2 a

WEE a P2492 7-39 91.441 4-32 2114 4-38 999017 on 1102 WTI a 913 a1 WR2 40-37

9®0 on 0106 4-35 1229 an I95 9-30 W6p 4-37 0105 an WO 4-33 MOM on YAPE m «17T 4-36 14OI 3

PYR945 35-32 11TX a 9f111 a

47K.0 37-35 998473 4-34 11ABB a

2001 4-32 14X94 on fr 1107 on fr 14113 4-25 K92 a 2102 0-40 resit 4-33 W21 a

WE 41X4 0-30 967'2 a-34 8140 30-28 96310 40-38 0005 a-36 wRD 0-33 YIEI 4-38 2104 4-35 12103 on K*IO 30-28 1z93 m WmI a MOO 0-37 *10N m 11113 m MOT m

WEST

1195 a-36 1580 on

R7R1 9-39 FM104 a 0710 0-20 1W2 on 101949 on 099.5 a-29 1022 0-36

LOT

911F'1 39-36 1031118 4-28 95X21 a-32 WPE on ATOP on are 7-38 )1rlo 4-36

1112

K AR.0 4-37 1012 a ML5F 43111 an

KICK 0-33 1961 4-35 B98 0-34 1150 3934 0104 An 9TK-S on 821I 0-30 0101 a KOQ un 1093E 40-31 1IIT KNIN 0-34 9T1E 0-36

8a11EST

K 71T 4-37 98118 4-34 WC11. 4.33 111331

1012 0-40 ILrv 0-36 0210 on 194 on 0.9318 cc' 11131 WFTm WAIT 9-36 1FTI 299 4-23 9910 a1

(PAT a-24 VOW 4-32 *118 0-39 1F/41 4-37 11181 on fr WEST

1900 a-30 297 4-40 K9D2 a-37 [FRS 4-38 KF7C 4-35 1072 40-37 ()Oa 37-34 O 7M 4-38

ZFVB on 1202 0-38 9.496 0-28 797 3

0195 4-38 KF7M 37-32

LISA LISA & CULT JAM Let The Beat Hit 'Em (Columbia)

Total Reports 60 24%

Regional Reach28 N&A E 281 S 28% M 13% W 301 Chart

Pee 1

National 2-5 Summary 6-15 UP 31 16-40 DEBS 1 Ons SAME 22 Adds DOWN 0 Ch Adds ADDS 6 Total

Parallel Reach

P1 33% P2 24% P3 19%

Summary P1 P2 P3 Tot

0 0 0 0

1 0 0 1

5 1 0 6 7 16 4 27 3 11 6 20 1 0 4 5 0 1 0 1

17 29 14 60

41111 LAST

1000 22-19 40297 9.6 7700 12-8 4PGC 5-3

SOMA

PW99 a P2496 33.31 914112 B-7 01M 28-28 ROM 38-36

RIPEST

Mmn 20.18 17011 28-23 1102102 m

WEST

15104 11_8 Pw106 on

871902 on KIEL 13-11 1102977 71-21

9AAL on TIC -M 27-24 MSS 21-20 ARAN on 11111107 32-30 KEN 29-28 1.903 24-23 YSPR 34-33 23 m wu 13-9

S0118

1106 on 432 26-24 12211 19-16 1P9R on 841n 30-25 10295 on 4107 31 fr 70.1067 26-23 9Jw m

WYE 19-17 1181 on 14107 on

WEST

013 on

P10G 22-18 B95 on P33102 22-20 KIRK 29-27 aria 37-33 290 4-21

119 EAST

OATH

10I2 waD WAX m 311 on 9010 24-23 WILY 42M 26-21

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1I0.5 on 1890 a

SLY96 on KFM 40-38

M MARKY MARK & THE FUNKY BUNCH Good Vibrations (lnterscope/East West) LP MUSIC For The People

Total Reports 70 28% Parallel

Reg i anal Reach Reach

11111-1 P1 56% E 35%

I P2 28% S 30% P3 91 M 14%

W 35% Chart Summary Poo P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 National 2-5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6-15 1 1 0 2 UP 15 16-40 16 13 2 31 DEBS 17 Ong 2 5 2 9 SAME 10 Adds 6 14 2 22 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 4 1 1 6 ADDS 28 Total 29 34 7 70

EAST

*0I5 21-15 1030 28-19 10197 4-29 ROJO a-25 VEX 28-26 no0 0-20 P103 -M 28-25 VA9A a-24 9PGC 26-23

901TT11

P9N99 29-26 11GL 31 fr KA0< P9R96 9NFZ 4-24 ROM on

6aTAIEl1

B96 a.29 «MR a-31 «EX 0-26 NOT 0-17 1101102 a

WEST

1I15 4-23 06T 38-24 001 -FM a K61 28-26 89102 28-25 0106 8-30

10131. 01*

1101977 a

KOBE

149 EAST

YAM on WSR an TIC -M 4-38 Y03.0 0-26 1114107 4-35 43.4 16-11 AMP 20-17 G98 Y03 on 2006 On

sWre

993 30-24 Ynf a 9OI2 4-31 4443 4-34 123M a

998rT 39-32 11198 0-26 WKI 93.10 92X5 a

0.1067

6101237

3105 38-29 2n1 a-28 R10D a

WEST

1055 0-24 1F95 a

1(0G a

B95 P91102 12922 a IWC 23-21 K1W 4-32 0tA0 on x01949

EA=

47x1 on AMOK a WOO

*4880 0-33 WIlM 4-39 WOO on

IlI09üT

1095 4-29

WE=

MICHAEL MORALES I Don't Wanna See You(Wing/Mercury LP: Thump

Total Reports

Regional Reach E 17%

S 30%

M 23% 4 24%

National Summary UP 20 DEES 8 SAME 27 DOWN 0

ADDS 5

60 24%

Parallel Reach

P1 2%

P2 20%

P3 45%

N&A

Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 1 1 0 2 16-40 0 16 12 28

Ons 0 6 19 25 Adds 0 2 3 5

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 Total 1 25 34 50

eAST

MIDWEST

NOG 17-14

WEST

EAST

119111 23-20 n*L 0-38 9991111 0-25 1624 on t5

70722

196.7 40-36 1259 9-40 0105 33-28 ARM 0-36 4212 0-37 YAPE on 221* 4-34 998415 on

1I314 35 fr 7107 33 fr 192 27-22 17100 29-25

8a11IG7

3105 36-34 «XX 37-33 n6 17-10 10111 a 20Y on

WEST

1101( M104 on N0f949 0020 39-35

EAST

.9Ex m 10338 m

951170 35-34 24TP on WOO on

SCOW

RAxS 33-29 OLTm

4210 m KISP 32-27 0104 on 0211 on 1040 a1 n0E on 1111 Si K93 on KNIN 26-21

WP4 194 m 9rel 4-33 9910 m RPAT m WIMP a an 30-27 KFl61 36-35 YIFC m fr

KIM a-39 11RS on KIM on KIQ 40-37 KTTn 40-37 31111 a

30196dt95

33-26 KF7M 38-36

N NELSON

Only Time Will Tell (DGC) LP Alter The Rain

Total Reports 147 59%

Parallel Reach Regional12 ReachachP1 231

E 61% P2 593 S 57% P3 851

II 72% u 46% Chart Summary

Pce P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6-15 4 19 6 29 UP 125 16-40 7 48 55 110

DEBS 6 Ons 0 4 0 4

SAME 12 Adds 1 1 2 4

OCM71 0 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

ADDS 4 Total 12 72 63 147

Continued On Next Column

EAST

ML1 17-13 ROJO 15-12 9830% 22-21 694 4-23 P RO -FM 17-15

sun 1x80

01DIEST

0102 29-26 KIM 29-25 K704 25-21 1TA4 24-23 YK80 9-9

WST

(ISN u-19

EAST

81,192 17-14 40® 26-24 1101999 29-29 9ML 25-22 WIK2 26-22 oso 20./8 JET -FM 19-15 8E12 19-13 PM92 19-14 WWI 25-18 Kra 25-21 999111 30-21 G98 22-14 arm' 31-26 1102 23.18 930 30-28 *43 20-17 ..172 22-19 1614 m fr «CR 19-15

0022

vein 31-28 1106 17-16 1228 29-21 195 17-17 560 25-23 IMO 38-30

WITT' 17-17 MITT 34-28 271 16.12

KECK 30.25 tall 4-30

Nelson Continued

8115 995445 26-22 Y4OO 17-15 )111T 17-16 KEPI g1 fr 7107 26 fr 8470 25-23 192 18-14 2102 10-10 1113 22-16 1.111. 18-17

al D 27-24 91ClK 18-13 N07947 an '8P18 19-18 (9882 II -10

96.5117 24-20 a105 18_13 YIII 11_11 2100 32-31 KJ103 16-12 100 17-14 0293 20-15 9m1 4-31 8000 13-11 K811T 21-21 141K 19-17 9RON 22-21 K107 25-22 KIM 26-24 KKK) 23-20

WEST

1895 23-17 KA791 21-21 11KX 27-22 152íJ 18104 12-6 1440 24-22 1142 31-27 x01949 4_28 099.5 20-16 1220 23-18

DST

421'I 24-19 1033 1 19-12 95270 20-19 WIPE 30-27 1.117P 30-29 95131. a ROIP 28-16 INTO 29-24

SOUTH

KAKS 21-16 RUIZ 23-21 YRSF 37-32 wID 15-13 *LO 32-28 013 26-22 4J661 31-26 998 23-21 11I311 5-11 9TIL. 10-23 19® 0-29 120I 25-22 0101 22-19

1MOE 30-r «IN 34-23 131 31-29 1VrA 77-26 KNIN 23-19 WOG 21-18

taurs7

ISM 25-21 9998 30-24 93. 19-17 16331 22-16 1022 25-19 1L19 28-24 K2I0 28-21 794 29-26 ENT 28-24 0.9318 21-21 n 90 28-24 WF1 19-17 *AZT 24-21 KF711 20-15 299 21-18 9910 17-13 1095 17-9 O AT 25-23 WBR 28-21 91F71 27-10 1n41 20-16

WEST

LOOT 26-22 297 32-27 0®2 24-17 K IM 2923 0F130 21-17 1FT2 31-2B 313 27-23 (iNT 23-17 271111 27-24 1222 4-36 9.796 a 197 28-25 0195 28-23 1FM 29-28

ROBBIE NEIL Just Like You (EMI) LP: Day 1

Total Reports 142 57%

Regional Reach E 52% S 64% M 55% W 56%

National Summary UP 89 DEBS 12

SAME 36 DO" 1

ADDS 4

m Parallel

Reach P1 29% P2 59% P3 74%

Chart Summary Pea P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0 6-15 2 0 2 4

16-40 11 52 39 102

Oyu 1 18 13 32 Adds 1 2 1 4

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

Total 15 72 55 142

ace 7700 32-31

B94 29-28

1072

a701. 25 IF 249Z 4-28

MIDWSI

0102 21-18 24C1 19-15 180 m MR 26-22 WBO 1a-10

*EST

1R0T 29-21 (0R2 30-28 K I54 4-30 11LZ 4-30 KI1BE 0-25

EAST

101999 31-30 84.A1. 35-32 WSR on P1492 40-36 ALAN 32-27 FI1M107 34-32 WON 30-27 999101 21-18 au m 098 34-29 7102 on 930 m 9PS1 39-35 9113 9-40 1619 on fr Y070 on 913 21-18

Y®0 40-32 B93 33-30 196.7 33-28 1106 25-20 K M 37-34 195 29-26 Mrq 34-30 EOM 34-30 1105 25-19

8844? 23-16 9217 23-22 10095 on YAPE on * OTI 31-25 14II 28-24 791905 32-29 KK10 26-21 W JI 81 99VATS on 4ABB m 2M1 30-31 09/Im fr T107 39 fr 421.0 40-35 9890 on 2102 37-36 17510 28-24 31131. 4-34

IQPE4T

VJR2 40-38 91XR 29-27 9G72 30-28 KAN 22-18 96310 33-28 3105 26-22 w12 31-31 V1I1 38-34 2104 36-30 12103 a-36 WW1 a1 031T 36-35 Wrp 28-27 1107 32-21 811G 35-29 9107 on

WEST

169` 24-18 (I(I m UM 27-25 CND an 1110 89108 77-22 1C417 0-40 10.412 on 101919 0-30 099.5 02211 27-23

GRT

9194 29-21 916'I 31-26 1033 R a

9920 29-27 91t%' on

we? 0-31 WI1P on INTO 32-30

5022

KARS 31-20 20I2 on 191111 25-20 8714 37-35 1H.T 35-31 *.911 0-38 B98 29-25 KISR 22-21 0104 on 91KS on KZII 29-26 0101 on 0041 33-30 KIM 28-25 VILR 21-20 8117 37-35 WIT on 0099 on KNIN 30-31

i®IER

KITT 32-28 9C1L 25.18 1p22 37-31 KL79 35-33 1210 35-31 194 on wax 33-78 9910 on 1095 4-34 1PAT an 91.38 34-30 90919 20-12 (1184 27-21 nFC 29 fr

WEST

1007 33-24 297 33-28 1902 38-31 ROO 34-28 1640 39-30 1112 33-30 0GK 39-36 11197 34-28 1611/1 on KIM 32-28 5.196 22-13 197 35-31 3095 on 1F7M 39-35

AARON NEVILLE

Everybody Plays The Fool (A&M) LP Warm Your Heart

Total Reports 93 38%

Regional Reach E 371 S 55% 19 27% W 26%

National Summary UP 26 DEES 15

SAME 29 DOWN 0 ADDS 23

NbA Parallel

Reach P1 13%

P2 36% P3 57%

Chart S14mary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 0 0 0 16-40 4 20 19 43

Ons 2 11 14 27 Adds 0 11 8 19

Ch Adds 1 2 1 4

Total 7 WI 42 93

eA6T

*GC m

MUM

B97 4-26

MIRES?

24C1 23-20

*[ST

PIXY a-31 K5104 24-21 1158 4-27 KIEL on

PAST

1101999

9AAL On

« MR a *E8Z 4-27 TIC -18 4_40 MEE a

P9192 a 4.31 37-30 wC8 32-29 9991211 37-32 7102 m 930 m 4* A 33-30

51X22

2100 36-33 WIMP 30-25 1229 33-31

195 m 11070m 12FM 355-29 0105 m 1100' a 9011 WL7P 4-34 10195 28-21 9APE m 907T 28-22 0RI 4-28 WWII a WAS a 994073 YAPB on +9f1 a

3113 35-29 9190 a

1102 10-37

M11AüT

41701 a-35 1293 0n N2R 10241 28-24 1107 33_28 KKIm 36-32

YESO

1IIK a

K0G 4-29 101711 a-23

EAST

wFF 37-32 10330 4-29 952X1 a-35 MOP 81 WMP 40-37 INTO on

501116

OAS an )1LSF 4-37 AJAD 4-30 wID 4-26 «XX m 1901 an 9JMX 37-26 898 33.28 1151 a 0100 0-1* 1001m 1010 4-38 ONOE 31-26 YBPP 30-26 WILY 1188 a WOO m MIN an WEE 38-32

Ro09EST

KTTT 36-31 all. a WO on KL93F1I a

9184 34-29 OAR a

9910 on 0095 a

8PF9 32-32 19181 28 fr

WEST

P TOM PETTY

Learning To Fly (MCA) LP: Into The Great Wide Open

Total Reports 122 49%

Parallel Regional Reach Reach PI 4 E 46% P2 48% S 49% P3 84% M 59% W 41% Chart Summary

Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 1 1 2

National 0

2-5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6-15 0 11 3 14

DEBS 13 16-40 2 34 44 80

17 Ons 0 5 9 14

SAME

Sm i 0 Adds 0 6 5 11

ADDS 10 Ch Adds 0 1 0 1

Total 2 58 62 122

H1ST

1071

WRIEST

1098 25-24

YES

1154 28-25

EAST

YAM a

84L 23-17 411Z 9NSR m JET -FM 12-9 .102 15-14 WW PW92 32-25 11111107 a

20011 23-19 99900 17-13 798 20-13 7102 on YPST 23-20 913 0-39 nun 77-24 urn 10 fr *7CR 24-20

30826

4191 31-27 1106 36-31 I95 20-19 VIGO 21-16 0105 32-77 1886 30-28 9194 28-26 157 18-16 YAPE 15-14 2111 15-12 140 20-17 KK10 23-20 998410 32-29

i8I0 31-28 192 28-24 Z102 22-14 K31( 23-19

RIMIEST

Mm0 28-25 201 10-9 WPIB 25-21 1GT2 12-11 96310 37-34 3105 35-33 1(iPD 26-25 VIII 29-24 WIC 0-22 2104 29-28 12103 m 393 a Ym! MIT 25-22 4107 a-32

eETT

1395 27-24 KEN 6-1 1101 on

P11108

1)112 4-32 K90D 27-26 099.5 28-26 0220 13-12

EMT

8MA 4-1 W42T 23-18 103[89 950E 77-26 «PE 28-25 82024 22-17 270 17-16

SWIM

8405 34-32 1082 on M(9' 26-20 ALIAD on 20I4 29-26 «XI 4-40

1000( 21-19 4.110 24-18 eat 3-31 11159 21-20 0104 23-18 VMS 31-24 O 11 on 0101 23-20 100 a

1010E 21-19 11113 27-25 117 a

KIM en KBIN 21-15

81.204.57

KITS 4-38 eep 16 h 99/R 25-22 1(TL 4-34 LOG 29-71 O .1v 8210 194 4-27 0017 1918 9157 29-25 WFR 28-24 Ya21 m Ifl( 24-21 26101 e-25 299 7-6 99116 33-28 1095 a-35 1P4T WBR 1916 M9T 38-35 80M1 15-12 nFC 16 fr 42Sf

297 m 1972 on 8T16 35-30 1170 27-22 K9TZ 34-31 MK 35-31 1MT 38-36 31111 32-28 ran 36-32 51.136 26-22 797 4-32 0195 30-32 WON on

PARALLELS ® July 19,1991 RaR89

R BONNIE RAITT Something To Talk About (Capitol) LP Luck Ot The Draw

Total Reports 86 35%

Parallel Regional Reach Reach N&A PI 101

E 33% P2 33% S 46% P3 55% M 23%

W 33%

National

Summary UP 30

DEBS 14

SAME 24 DOWN 0 ADDS 18

Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 1 0 1

16-40 3 21 20 44

Ons 0 13 10 23 Adds 2 5 10 17

Ch Adds 0 0 1 1

Total 5 40 41 86

Qip d5T

10021

WEST

1RXT 31-23 6I011 29-22

EAST

8392 0-27 WEB a WAAL on JET -n1 0-30 VERZ 30-25 P0N92 ax1

.uN 40-36 11GNa 999011 4-24 OPST 38-34 YROI a WS111 on fr

V050 0-38 696.7 a 12228 on

I95 28-22 0(T/0 39-32

G105 on WI00 on MP 32-31 NAPE 30-27 WOW 38-30 PYR905 33-30 WDJX a1 WOOS 38-37 99WAT5 34-30 YABB on 'doh' an 400 0-27 692 29-26 2102 27-21 671DI 33-3o

WARIEST

01X1 23-77 KXNT 30-25 WOr on

1095 6110 an KW) an %1104 on MO 21-14

EAST

KB, 40-35 103Q11 22-19 95010 a-33 WIPE on 0910 35-33

SOMA

5Á0S

R.E.M.

Shiny Happy People (WB) LP: Out Of Time

Regional Reach

E 41%

S 42%

M 30%

W 31%

YPSF 8-36 11ID 1212( a KICK 0-38 WJNX m 898 KI58 29-25 0154 0-28 W6S an 6111 K 04X an KNOE 38-36 KNIN 0-35

MIDW-ST

KITT 37-33 600 33-28 1210 37-29 194 a 0T80 on 0021 a 99KG on ices on YPF71 on K F1W 38-36 WIFC 34 fr WEST

K8)2 a KISS 8-39 KM 3527 KF7Z on KM( a 61041 a-39 MIN 8-37 KZ02 40-29 SLT96 429 0695 a1 X7711 a

Total Reports 90 36% Parallel

Reach

NIA P1 23% P2 34% P3 50%

Chart S18mary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 0 0 0

Summary 6-15 1 2 0 3 UP 4 16-40 1 2 1 4

DEBS 3 Ons 0 1 1 2

SAME 2 Adds 5 29 31 65

DOWN 0 Ch Adds 5 7 4 16

ADDS 81 Total 12 41 37 90

EAST

8104 a

MOJO a-30 W41 x -30 OAYA a-22

10999 a-30 P0595 8-16 O BE 15-14 997 a

WI1V2 a

YES?

í0R2 a-30 K ISN a 1052

EAST

6102 a

WSR a JET -E11 a 11192 a

1.AN a

999011 a G98 a-27 98PXT 19-10 0PS0a WO( a 1662 a IóTO on Or WCP

500311

N050 K96.7 27-21 1106 a-36 K270 a 195 WOK a 0W0a G105 a 0Z0P a 110195 a WAPE a-30 1173 Wm21 a-33 692 a 2102 a

1I18fST

WOO a YOTZ a-33 96SN 0-39 MEE a 1i102 2104 a K1Hr

WEST

KATN 20-15 6101 a26 KIP a GU/ a-27 1177949 a KZZU a

141 EAST

YPRP WIT a-37

95X0( a WIMP a WIC

9O11Á

KM a 1092 1110 1(orT a 1L93011 a WKFS

YAZ( Z99 99120 WEER a 6n1 WIFC on TO

WF_ST

297 65C K OTZ

111711

KIWI ZFVN

* 20Z F.FFN

-39

-36

ROXETTE

Fading Like A Flower... (EMI) LP: Joyride

Total Reports 209 841

Parallel Regional

11:11

Reach Reach P1 62% E 85% P2 84% S 89% P3100% M 91% W 69% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 4 11 9 24

Summary 6-15 13 60 50 123 UP 182 16-40 12 30 14 56 DEBS 3 Ono 1 0 1 2 SAME 20 Adds 1 1 0 2

DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1 1 0 2 ADDS 4 Total 32 103 74 209

EAST

8104 on WX1CS 32-29 WBII 14-9 111110 16-14 061 14-13 B94 11-7 PRO -11133-30 WAVA 20-18

SCUM

P0099 15-7 KH:L 20 fr 0280 9-7 1R05 17-16 1100 24-20 897 3-3 0105 a-30

6102 28-25 YPON 13.9 MCI 11-10

OZPL 21-16 KJIQ) 2-2 MR 14-11 1877 102 1-27 KM 9-7 058.2 4-2

WEST

1011 10-6 KI1S 27-19 107-274 23-16 1112 15-8 1191 9-5 0106 a 1512 11-10 1005 19-16

PAST

81192 12-9 ion 20-18 1K1999 25-23 WAAL 7-5 IKSE 7-5 81122 15-12 WWI 18-11 JET -KM 1610 WENZ 20-19 WNW 13-9 WEE 18-12 P1092 17-10 MAN 10-8 rJN107 17-16 1[101 a-30 WWII 10.10 99901I 6-4 WNIP 9-0 098 27-20 WRIT 33-29 1/5141 32-27 1102 18-15 98P0T 12-11 930 19-16 0PS7 25-18 09(7 12-10 WR2 15-7 YSTW 32 fr oat 16-11

SOMA

0®0 14-11 993 5-4

696.7 8-7 WAIF 20-16 K106 14-13 1128 21-12 I95 5-4 YSSR 9 fr WICK 1614 00 0 18-12 12611 27-24 0105 1611 08QF 24-20 1101 15-13 YZ7P 11-11 1o295 7-6 WOE 6-6 161Ur 16-11 MKI 13-10 P0K945 21-21 KIM 1611 11.21 27-23 W2.S 19-15 996A15 20-11 K11100 14-11 YABB 12-11 14181 14-13

62994 25 fr 1107 18 fr 121067 24-20 IIJ1A 18-12 YPYO 4.28

K92 12-8 2102 26-22 KM 9-9

WOW, 23-17 61421. 4-4

MCD0 18-15 X05947 4-4 IRIS 10.9 01172 10-8 KENO 8-8 96570 17.11 x105 20-21 MEE 15-10 YO1D 11-7 WIXX 19-14 WIC 18-14 2104 20-16 10103 7-3 KO(0 11-10 1293 8-7 021X( 2617 1047 7-5 116 a-25 WON 17-16 1107 20-10 KMIZ 21-19 1090 164 1407 17-13

WEST

1F95 13-11 1I1 11-10 6AG 18-15 8S11D 9-5 11.03 K1m 21-14 91104 29-1B KCAO 20.13 6870 9-6 10.112 22-16 171949 6-4 099.5 10-0 1220 15-7 KR0 21-17

EAST

WTI 8-2 Wlx 18-15

RYTHM SYNDICATE P.A.S.S.IO.N. (Impact) LP: Hythm Syndicate

Total Reports 229

Regional

Reach E 94% S 950 M 89%

W 91%

National

Summary

UP 182

DEBS 2

SAME 35 DOWN 6 ADDS 4

103C1R 12-11 950X* 13-8 N(PE 23-20 di TA 16-12 95111. 11-10 W1a on WTO 18-15

K AKS 1611 1012 15-12 WISE 20-15 YJAD 11_5 0210 12-10 011x 18-15 KMOI 11.8 Y1101 27-20 898 12-9 KISR 9-8 0104 6-7 WK5 24-10 15M8 21-19 K ZII 15-13 0101 19-15 KQO 19-1e KNOE 20-16 08PR 9-6 YILN 1613 KIIT 14-9 WENT 25-23 COTO 13-10 MN 13-8 WOE 19-16

0801 35-21 6717 13-11 MSC 20 fr 090B 18-10 YCIL íB-7 5001 23-18 ILO/ 9-7 1C192 15-11 IROV 13-12 1210 18-10 194 12-8 1017 9-8 0.93n1 6-4 0180 25-21 06F8 10.7 WAIT 11-7 «II 14-11 OStU 15-14 099 5-2 9910 13-10 1095 9-7 6PAT 11-10 YDBR 15-12 WEN 5-5 K51Y 12-9 WIFC 11 fr

ROOT 20-12 1106 9-2 297 16-10 1002 13-9 115 17-10 10'92 13-10 117 5-5 100( 2421 11x7 19-14 2X1 5-4 1202 15-12 Á196 7-5 197 18-15 0695 29-24 KFF1 21-1S

92%

Parallel Reach

P1 90% P2 93% P3 92%

Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 6 14 3 23

2-5 9 43 24 76

6-15 23 34 27 84

16-40 7 21 12 40

Ons 1 1 0 2

Adds 1 0 2 3

Ch Adds 0 1 0 1

Total 47 114 68 229

EAST

8104 a-16 YI1S 3-2

WZOU 11-9 17797 11-11 MOJO 5-4 0100 18-16 WFGX 12-10 0I00 2-1 894 20-13 PRO -FM 14-13 Y110* 23-23

SOUTH

P0R99 5-5 150L 1 fr P0995 2-1 1K80 11-12 PWR96 a

1100 '2-10 897 10-10 YW2 9-6 17714 2-1 PWP10 4-1 0105 1610

NlSZ 26-23 061Y A fr 02xA 9-6 01C11 7-5

SOUTH

0290 13-4 893 3-3 196.7 3-3 dn. 13-8 1106 3-3 1228 1-2 195 8-8 IRS* 5 fr )1002 1-1 W(7 3-1 WOq 12-10 1221 2-1 0105 4-3 OOP 1-1 Mae 8-5 0851 11-7 01041 1-1 04275 4-2 80195 2-1 NAPE 7-5 MOKI 2-I 005945 20-16

84300 3-2 WDJI 1-1 WKS 3-2

099.5 3-1 090 10.13 K22 19-9 COk 9-6

EAST

OPRP 22-17 0011 7-3 103009 '4-9 95100 6-3 WPC 12-8 WNfP 12-6 95011. 20-19 1010 12-3

14470 23-20

14K5 3-3 1012 5-3 WCF 13-7

WAD 18-12 02ID 31-23 If/XX 6, O1(7 10-9 0.3101 18-12 B98 9-7 0104 3-3

Rythm Syndicate Continued

996 20-15 0102 12-8 OPI19 9-7 MCI 13-6 0901 14-11 WIT 24-24 1f2PL 14-10 KEW 18-14 10111 5-2 1407102 8-5 1DY8 16-15 WHO 22-16

15104 5-5 611S 14-11 PWR106 16-13 1I011 19-17 1oT-FM B-5 IOt82 5-2 K51I 17-16 FM102 11-8 0106 18.8 KMEL al NOf977 18-13 1P12 5-1 KU8E 52

143 EAST

47.192 19-16 1187E 22-11 1101999 11-9 WAL 18-16 155E 13-9 0182 18-14 0251 1-3 OE5Z 26-21 W W 11-8 TIC -PM 3-2 05.50 9-5 WE/ 2-1 PW92 12-6 MAN 7-5 4009107 11-9 KC101 16-12 0204 3-1 999181 4-3 WXP 62 098 14-3 OnlO 7-4 09'0 19-16 1102 4-2 98117 13-6 930 10-8 0557 21-16 WOK 5-4

99W17S 10-3 A1100 23-19 061611 6-6 101T 7-+ 10511 14 fr 7107 16 fr 021067 3-5 1.11.0 5-3 09V0 16.16 692 10-7 Z102 13-9 1701 a-35 110411 19-15 an. 16-15

MIDWEST

WIC 23-18 10T917 3-3 1U10 12-6 111101 28-26 WIZ 37-24 61061 1611 96070 7-5 (7105 7-5 08EE 6-4 WORD 18-15 WIXX 3622 WIC 23-19 2104 15-18 6.2103 03-20 K 0(0 22-20 193 11-10 W41( 13-8 0100m 614114 13-11 01404 13-10 1107 1C-2 6XIm 5-3 WNOr 8-4

WEST

10250 63 KOO 1'-10 1195 9-2 KIII 5-3 KOG 1-1 cm 5-4 6/955-, PYR102 4-2 I94 5-2 1092 6-10 RI11C 3-1 KTRI( 3-2 PM104 0-24 KCMG 2-1 D MZ 21-17 KWT 15-10 1101999 4-2

0T1(5 17-15 1971 13-6 1211 4-2 0101 3-3 600 8-5 KNOE 1-2 YBPS 1-1 1111.41 1-1 KIST 4-4 Nn 6-3 1Yrx 16-12 WOOS 4-4

WBXX 16-8 1717 10-6 WW1 10-5 WCIL 17-16 K001 16-9 WRY 5-4 6011 7-2 61.19 11-7 1(210 26-18 194 20-15 1041 1L9381 20-9 YTB* 19-1, 111121 15-10 KM 9-7 W90( 25-24 996G 15-11 KG95 28-21 1PAT 21-19 WEIR 13-6 win 3-3 WIFC 22 fr

6071 7-5 1106 21-16 Z97 12-9 10332 14-10 1E5 6-3 1F80 17-7 1FT2 a 1101( 3632 Kixr 5-2 75139

1202 5-4 S3.196 5-7 097 64 0195 7-1 O KII 10-2

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Wind Of Change (Mercury) LP Crazy World

Total Reports 169 68%

Parallel Regional Reach

Reach P1 29%

E 72% P2 68%

S 67% F3 96%

M 83%

W 48% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 3 2 5 National 2-5 1 12 9 22

Summary 6-15 2 25 28 55

UP 131 16-40 7 33 29 69 DEBS 11 Ons 2 3 0 5

SAME 12 Adds 1 5 2 8 DOWN 2 C.n Adds 2 2 1 5

ADDS 13 Total 15 83 71 169

EAST

YXKS on Y7ou -26 ICIO 25-22 2100 3024 WPLt a-29 PRO -FM 7-3

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6620 an

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32PL 24-19 KM 22-17 ROM a

WIC 19-17

1115 19-14 1ISN 30-26 11512 14-12 1005 23-18

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81.192 a WAEB 24-21 WAAL 28-18 615E a-30 Y112 C-34 WVSB 12-10 JET -PM 5-3 YERZ 22-17 MIK 2724 MO'.E 8-31 P+R92 20-12 MAN 18-14 4111107 5-3 K C101 WOrI+ 8-5 999681 7-5 G98 28-17 WSPO 31-26 7102 8-30 98117 17-13 930 16-14 0P5T 18-12 090( 15-11 1K0Z 17.8

WO/ 16-13 1106 219 K229 20-15 195 an 05SX 19 fr 940( 2724 Wf".p 20-17 0105 1613 WO a 1101 8-24 Wet 14-9

VDT 13-9 OAPE 3-3 N0V0 5-3 02K1 8-1 6KT6 18-16 99WAT5 31-28 114101 a YAP 1-29 *WY 33-30 1911 19 fr

0.14.12 39-31 09V0 a

192 77-13 2102 25-15 67110 14-13 0099 on M2L 32-30

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4WD 19-13 vRa( 6-3 101947 420 IP08 17-14 11T2 on 96STL 22-17 (7105 11-6 01EE 29-26 WGRD 4-1 YIII 4-3 WIC 9-5 1104 33-22 1.2103 17-11 K0R0 20-16 1293 23-18 07t1t 8-3, 0551 1-1 I(IOIT 20-17 090N 8-7 6107 31-26 612 2-1 K IM 31-21 W(IT 23-20

1795 17-13 18114 6-8 MIX 22-17 CND 13-9 811104 10-5 Me 3-2 099.5 23.17 1222 63

EAST

0PR8 10-11 O141 14-11 103CR 29-27 95022 19-15 WEE 20-17 WYP 9-3 95II1L 000' a-39 W10 31-29

KAKS 39-33 10I2 028 Y15F 16-14 OJAD 23-19 0212 4-3 wax 38-36 10100 12-10 0.116( 26-21 B98 21-19 RI52 11-10 0104 7-6 WOKS 2'-17 K91B 8-26 1211 17-14 0101 18-14 KM( 0-34 KNOE 13.10 011.6 19-14 11IT 27-25 10r2 8.30 KNfN 14-9 Y98S 1..10

0800 23-12 K170 5-1 01061 2) fr WB08 2721 YCI2 24-22 8001 0-23 012Y 25-1B [0O ri-21 1209 20-23 1210 3a-32 094 14-9 10Nr 5-3 IL93811 29-12

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60DT 6-4 110111 11-6 297 23-19 11122 15-8 CBS 14-12 KM 11-15 KFTZ 11_9 KICK 10-7 K T04r 6-5 251311 2-2 1202 21-18 797 1613 0695 9-7 K FFM 18-16

SEAL

Crazy (Sire/WB)

Total Reports 187 75%

Parallel

Regional Reach

Reach P1 60%

E 81% P2 76% S 79% P3 85%

M 73% W 67% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 1 0 0 1

Summary 6-15 4 17 4 25

UP 136 16-40 21 65 52 138 DEBS 18 Ons 1 7 4 12

SAME 22 Adds 3 2 1 6 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1 2 2 5

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TAIT 20-12 KITS 4-30 PUP 106 a

1OT-FM 26-19 K1RZ 22-15 411102 22-19 0106 0-29 11E1 18-16 107.2 24-21 RUBE

EAST

FLT92 an WEB 30-29 171999 8-35 WAAL 30-24 YOU 31-27 WWII 19-17 J1 -FM 29-26 W1Z 23-20 WW. 19-14 TIC -FM 36-26 1ISS on WIEE a-33 PW92 23-18 ALAR 27.21 P111107 26-23 IC101 a 1100 33-25 999101 1611 M99P an 098 24-12 0n41 11-13

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«SS 15-13 1995 26-19 11K0 26-19 6111 24-20 en 2521 6UJC 26-23 111111 30-17 F11104 22-14 KCAO 28-18 FWD 15-13 11/1949 22-17 099.5 25-22 10212 21-16

Lip EAST

011 26-21 103211 on 95X00 25-17 WPB on WYE 34-32 W70 33-31

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0957

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ROD STEWART

The Motown Song (WB) LP Vagabond Heart

Total Reports 192 77%

Parallel Regional Reach Reach ® P1 40%

E 81% P2 81% S 79% P3 97% M 83% O 65% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 0 0 0

Summary 6-15 2 4 1 7 UP 139 16-40 18 78 65 161

DEBS 24 Ono 1 9 2 12

SAME 17 Adds 0 8 2 10

1X32710 0 Ch Adds 0 0 2 2

ADDS 12 Total 21 99 72 192

141 EAST

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00599 0-31 0100 30-26 097 26-24

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Total Reports 69 281

Parallel Regional Reacn Read 'MIA} P1 2% E 221 P2 22% S 28% P3 552 M 27% u 35% Chart Summary

Pos PI P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

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38 SPECIAL The Sound Of Your Voice (Charisma) LP Bone Against Steel

Total Reports 99 40%

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M 45%

W 31%

National Summary UP 39 DEBS 22

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90R&R July 19,1991 PARALLELS®

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Total Reports 189 76f Parallel

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CHR REPORTER INDEX

P1 EAST

894 (WBZZ)PmsAurga. PA

8104 I WIS9) Baltimore. MD

110197 (WOHT)N.w York, NY

MOJO (WPLJI 1488 Yon. NY PRO -FM (WPRO)ProsAence, RI

WAVANMJshingion, DC WBLl tong Island, NY

WEDXAPhludelpnla, PA

W100 Pnlladelphla, PA

WPGC Washington. DC

WOKS Beaton. MA WIOU Boston, MA

1100 (WNTZI New York, NY

SOUTH

197 IWE211)11ew Orleans, lA KEGLDauu-FL Worth. TX

XXIONOuslon, 1X ARK Monition TX

KTFMSan Antonio, TX

PWRPIG (WWI/Tampa. FL PW1195 (KHYI)D/llas, TX

PWR96 (WPOW)Mlaml FL

PWR99(WAPW) Atlanta. GA 0105 (W RIOIRampa, FL W992 Norlok VA 1100 IWNYI)MIamL FL

MIDWEST

896 1191111M -FM) Chew, IL 1401102 (WLUM)Mllwautee, WI KBE0X W. MO

KOWBMInneapolh, MN

KXXRAIanas City. MO

01132 (WKROICWcInnOli, 0H WOPO9eeoi, MI

W/111Oeiroll MI WK803L Louh, MO WNCI Columbus, OH

WPNR Cleveland, OH

WZPL9ndanapollt, IN

WEST

FM102 (KSFM) Sacramento. CA HOT117 (10101(1an Jose, CA KGGI Ahem«., CA

KITS -PM tot Angeles, CA

KISN San Lake City, UT

X6FRPhenna. AZ

KIR2 Portland. OR

KMEL San Fnncba, CA

K0Y-FM Phoenix, AZ

KPLZ Sean", WA

KRXY Denver. Co

K0104 (KOXS)Denver, CO

KOBEManie, WA PWR106 (BPWR)tos Angeles CA 0106 IKKLOISan Oro9°, CA

P2 EAST

930 (WNTOI3yracuae. NY

98PO/ (WPXT)Nochesler, 111

999811I (WKHI)Oaan City, MO F1.092 (IVFLY)Albany, AT(

FUN101 (WFNNINer Bedford, MA G96 (WWGT)P3rtland, ME

1101999 (WNOT) Allentown, PA

JET -FM 1W2ET430, PA

KC101 (WKCI)44er Haven, CT PWR92 (WGLU) Johnstown, PA

TIC -FM IWnC)Alarnord. Cl WAAL Binghamton, NY

WOE! Allentown, PA

WER21EIet.r, NH

WII2Chambersburg, PA

W8EENunlington, WV

WKR2FM,WIIkeI-66rre, PA

WISE Buffalo. NY

WKSSNHtoTd. CT

WLAN-FillLancaster, PA

*MOP Pittsburgh. PA

WNNKIIarrnbllr9. PA

WP3Ti13enlon. NJ

WOGN New London, CT

WOXAA'on. PA

WICKUtIa. NY

*596 Pougnkeepne, NY

WSTW Wilmington GE

WTNTPortland ME

WVSRtharWslon, WV

WTCR/Von. PA

11021WRF9Re.ding PA

SOUTH

99WAYS (WAYS)Macon, GA

893 (KITS) Austin, TX

FM100 (WMC-FM)Memphb. TN

G1051WDCGIDumam-Ra1a1g3. NC

110T95 (WiINT(Hacksdn. MS 195 (WAPI)9rrmingham-AL K92 (WXL1(I11oanoec, VA K96 7 (KHF1(.1lusl11, TX K106 (KIOC)eee4mont TX

IBFMMtAIWn-órownaellle, iX AIO106 119050) BNmingham. AL XX/XLniW Rock, AR

KPRR.EI Paso, TX

K1UxShreveport LA

KZFM Corpus Christi, TX

K225 Beaumont, TX

PWR9/5 (WLAP(teemgnn, KY WAIB Mobde, AL WAPE JaCksºnv11k, Fl WB90 Augusta, W WCGO CObin6ut, GA WCg2 tharbNe, NC

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WFMFtalon Rouge, LA 1101N1 Montgomery, AL

WJLO Pensacola, FL

WKSIGreensboro. NC

WAIL WMsbn,Sabm, NC

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WOIIXnosvllb. TN WO9V Watt Palm Beach. FL WOUTNonnson CNy, TM

WIHT&ee0tllla, NC

WRVORIchmonl VA

WSSX th.lMnon, SC

WOKS Louhellb, KY

W2YPMunht9lle, Al. 011067 (WXXLFM)Ortaneo Fl 11074IasMllle, TN

2102 (WZA7ISatannan. GA

MIDWEST

96STO (WSTOI,Enntnlb, IN C8105 1WWCKI6Rnt MI H019/7 (WIZ) CMcago. IL K1137 (KAYI(Ruba, OK

KN765L Loub, MO

8J103 I9J10)Dktahoma Clly, 06 KKIITSpringfleM, MO

OX110W1chita, KS

O14121Tu14. OK

KOKOOmaha. NE

8RN0 Des Moines, U 11293 1W8ZW Peala, IL

WIXX,Ao9etton-OMlosn WI

WGRDGrand Rapb., NI WGTZ Dayton, ON

WNOTA'oungstown, OH

WIOG Saginaw, MI WJMO,CIpvWnd ON

196D0 Akron. ON

WMEE6t Wayne. IN

WPORDavenport, IA

WR08,Canlon, OH

WR0NR0Wdo, 0H WV1Ctanueg, MI 9/208 Raiford. IL

2104 (WOEE144adlton. WI

WEST

B95 (BBOS)6nsnu. CA

F14104 IKNOPI Moshe & CA

N OTIN (ennui Late City, UT 191 (KIKI)Nonobb, NI KATM Colorado Springs. CO

KCAOAseard-Ventura, CA 000N Salinas. CA

11895 (KFXO)Bone, 10

KIKXColor.do Springs, CO

KING Cobneo Springs. CO

KISS Albuquerque, NM

KKOABat.ralleM, CA

AUK tea Vegas, NV

KONG Honolulu, III KRO (IR00)Ruaon, AZ (5506ugene. OR

KW/I2 Reno. NV

6W00 Sacramento. GI K XYG Portland, OR

KIRK hat Vegas. NV

IIZUSpouro. WA PWR102 (XOPW)Fresn0, CA

099 5 (#10(ISen Late City. UT 290 (XNTZI San (kn.. CA

P3 EAST

95011 (WXILI PanerCburg, WY 95XXX (WXXX)Burlingtan, VT 1B3GR (WCIR Beckley, WV WNTO,WNllamtpon. PA

WKPE tape CoO, MA

WNYPAthaca. NY

WOMP Wheeling. WV

WPRR Altoona, PA

WWFTLBangor, ME

SOUTH

898 (8218)61. Smith AR

KAKS Amarillo, TX

KCNXMhdlalW-Oasa, TX

IISR61. Smlth AR

KIXY,Sen Angelo, TX

KMC66ayenevllW. AR

BNIN WNOha Fails, TX' 8N0E Monroe, LA

KOR.Amarlllo. TX

KSMB talayene, LA KWTO,Woco TX

Kill Lubbock 12 0101 (W300(MorMnn. MS

0104 (WOEN)Gadcden, AL *BPI Myrtle Beat11. SC

WRIT/falls , FL

WILM,hnama City, FL

WJA09unbndge GA

W1MX6brence, SC

WISE AMetllb, NC

W010 BMW, MS

WVBS WIIrtlingbn, NC

WOKS 'Gainesville, FL

WZ8691b11 MS

MIDWEST

9900 ',MAW/Salina, XS KCMO Columbia, MO KFMW Waterloo, LA

KFROtlnaln, NE

KG95 (AGU)Slae City. IA

80RTGn11d Forks, NO

AL19Dubuoue, 1A

KPAT51ous Pala SO

KOCRCaOar Rapids. IA

KYYY 9hmstck, NO

8210Du111W, MN

WAVE Lslsyele, IN

WINO Bloomington. IL

WAWA9bomington, IN

W1009011. Creek. MI

LACK C.rbondaM, IL

W01111SOringlleM, IL

WIFC W4111411, WI

WOFNAtalamuoo, MI

WLRW Champaign. IL

WPFRRerre Haute, IN

WSNX Muele08n, MI WTBXNIbbing, MN

XL93FM (811XL)Grand Forks. ND 194IWOAY)Fargo ND

Z99 (K2BS)Obahoma City, OK

WEST

K801 Bozeman. MT

OHIO Cheyenne, WY

KEEN/Yakima, WA

RITZ Idaho Falb. 10

IGOTAnc orlge. AK

AMOK (minion IX

KPORIAncnora9e, AK

KTMTMeo300, OR

KTASCasper, WY

A200 San lab Obispo, CA 0695 )K10K)/Tr4Cities, WA

51196,San Lois obispo. CA

197 Santa Berbera. CA

297 (11ZLS)B30rngs. MT 2E09 )KIFN)Moscow. 10

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28

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92 July 19,1991 PARALLEL C ANALYSIS CHR NATIONAL AIRPLAY®

P1 Major Markets

LW TW

e 0 BRYAN ADAMS/(Everything...) (A&M/Morgan Creek) s O RYTHM SYNDICATE/PA.S.S.I.O.N. (Impact)

6 Q JESUS JONES/Right Here, Right Now (SBK)

4 PAULA ABDUL/Rush Rush (CaptiveNirgin)

2 5 EMFA)nbelievable (EMI)

7 CORINA/Temptation (Cutting/Atco)

4 7 TARA KEMP/Piece Of My Heart (GiantNVB)

9 O LENNY KRAVITZ/It Ain't Over Tit It's Over (Virgin)

to O D.J. JAllY JEFF & FRESH PRINCE/Summertime (Jive/FICA)

3 10 COLOR ME BADDA Wanna Sex You Up (Giant/Reprise)

12 I) AMY GRANT/Every Heartbeat (A&M)

26 ® PAULA ABDUL/The Promise Of A New Day (CaptiveNirgin) n 13 U840/Here I Am (Come And Take Me) (Virgin)

14 m MICHAEL W. SMITH/Place In This World (Reunion/Geffen)

17 ® ROXETTEIFading Like A Flower (Every Time You Leave) (EMI)

16 SALT-N-PEPA/Do You Want Me (Next Plateau)

19 HI -FIVER Can't Wait Another Minute (Jive/RCA)

1e ID WILSON PHILLIPS/The Dream Is Still Alive (SBK)

21 a KLF/3 A.M. Eternal (Arista)

38 Q us C MUSIC FACTORY/Things That Make You... (Columbia)

1s 21 DAVE STEWART f/CANDY DULFER/Lily Was Here (Arista)

24 ESCAPE CLUBA'll Be There (Atlantic)

30 a CATHY DENNIS/Too Many Walls (Polydor/PLG)

13 24 EXTREME/More Than Words (A&M)

33 ® SEAL/Crazy (Sire/WB)

37 Q MICHAEL BOLTON/Time, Love And Tenderness (Columbia)

27 5 AFTER 7/Nights Like This (Virgin)

32 Q BOYZ II MEN/Motownphilly (Motown)

39 a HEAVY D. & THE BOYZAlow That We Found Love (MCA)

31 Q CHER/Love And Understanding (Geffen)

) BLACK CROWES/Hard To Handle (Def American)

MARKY MARK & THE FUNKY.../Good Vibrations (Interscope)

33 STEREO M.C.'S/Elevate My Mind (4th & Broadway/Island)

© ROD STEWART/The Motown Song (WB)

® NATALIE COLE w/WAT COLE/Unforgettable (Elektra)

36 GLORIA ESTEFAN/Carit Forget You (Epic)

ffI JOMANDA/Got A Love For You (Big Beat/Atlantic)

38 LISA FISCHERMow Can I Ease The Pain (Elektra)

Q LISA LISA & CULT JAM/Let The Beat Hit 'Em (Columbia)

COLOR ME BADDA Adore Mi Amor (Giant/Reprise)

52 REPORTERS 1 H~ST

COLOR ME BADD (34) WHITNEY HOUSTON (14)

NATALIE COLE (12) C & C MUSIC FACTORY (10)

MARKY MARK (10) R.E.M. (10)

BRYAN ADAMS (39) D.J. JAllY JEFF (19)

CORINA (18) JESUS JONES (18)

EMF (17) RYTHM SYNDICATE (17)

P2 Secondary Markets

DEB

DEBUT

LW TW

2 0 JESUS JONES/Right Here, Right Now (SBK) 5 O BRYAN ADAMS/(Everything I Do) I Do It... (A&MAvlorgan Creek)

4 Q RYTHM SYNDICATE/PA.S.S.I.O.N. (Impact)

t 4 EMF/Unbelievable (EMI)

7 © AMY GRANT/Every Heartbeat (A&M)

6 0 TARA KEMP/Piece Of My Heart (Giant/WB)

ro Q LENNY KRAVITZAt Ain't Over Til It's Over (Virgin)

3 8 PAULA ABDUL/Rush Rush (CaptiveNirgin)

13 0 ROXETTE/Fading Like A Flower (Every Time You Leave) (EMI)

ii m ESCAPE CLUB/1'11 Be There (Atlantic)

12 (I) WILSON PHILLIPS/The Dream Is Still Alive (SBK)

is ® CORINA/Temptation (Cutting/Atco)

9 13 MICHAEL W. SMITH/Place In This World (Reunion/Geffen)

a 14 COLOR ME BADDA Wanna Sex You Up (Giant/Reprise)

14 15 DAVE STEWART f/CANDY DULFER/Lily Was Here (Arista)

1e 0 CHER/Love And Understanding (Geffen)

20 m SCORPIONS/Wind 01 Change (Mercury)

23 (1) SEAL/Crazy (Sire/WB)

16 19 UB40Mere I Am (Come And Take Me) (Virgin)

25 Q BLACK CROWES/Hard To Handle (Def American)

ze G ROD STEWART/The Motown Song (WB)

27 D.J. JAllY JEFF & FRESH PRINCE/Summertime (Jive/RCA)

36 a MICHAEL BOLTON/Time, Love And Tenderness (Columbia)

26 Q NELSON/Only Time Will Tell (DGC)

40 ® PAULA ABDUL/The Promise Of A New Day (CaptiveNirgin)

37 Q CATHY DENNIS/Too Many Walls (Polydor/PLG)

29 ` / DESMOND CHILD/Love On A Rooftop (Elektra)

21 28 STEELHEARTA'll Never Let You Go (MCA)

34 Q FIREHOUSEA_ove O1 A Lifetime (Epic)

32 AFTER 7/Nights Like This (Virgin)

17 31 LONDONBEAT/A Better Love (Radioactive)

19 32 MARC COHN/Walking In Memphis (Atlantic)

38 © HI -FIVER Can't Wait Another Minute (Jive/RCA)

39 © TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS/Learning To Fly (MCA)

® ROBBIE NEVIL/Just Like You (EMI)

KLF/3 A.M. Eternal (Arista)

n 37 LUTHER VANDROSS/Power Of Love/Love Power (Epic)

C & C MUSIC FACTORY/Things That Make You ... (Columbia)

24 39 EXTREME/More Than Words (A&M)

GLORIA ESTEFAN/Can't Forget You (Epic)

122 REPORTERS

UT

DEBUT

DEBUT

WHITNEY HOUSTON (55) COLOR ME BADD (52)

NATALIE COLE (38) R.E.M. (36)

C & C MUSIC FACTORY (25)

BRYAN ADAMS (98) JESUS JONES (58)

RYTHM SYNDICATE (49) EMF (38)

AMY GRANT (38)

P3 Smaller Markets

DEBUT

LW 7W

2 0 JESUS JONES/Right Here, Right Now (SBK) 6 0 BRYAN ADAMS/ (Everything I Do) I Do ... (A&M/Morgan Creek)

4 O ESCAPE CLUBA'll Be There (Atlantic)

5 O AMY GRANT/Every Heartbeat (A&M)

1 5 EMF/Unbelievable (EMI)

9 Q ROXETTE/Fading Like A Flower (Every Time You Leave) (EMI)

12 0 RYTHM SYNDICATE/PA.S.S.I.O.N. (Impact)

e Q WILSON PHILLIPS/The Dream Is Still Alive (SBK)

11 O LENNY KRAVITZAt Ain't Over 'Til It's Over (Virgin)

1s m CHER/Love And Understanding (Geffen)

10 11 TARA KEMP/Piece Of My Heart (Giant/WB)

3 12 MICHAEL W. SMITH/Place In This World (Reunion/Geffen)

16 Q SCORPIONSNVind Of Change (Mercury)

14 14 DAVE STEWART f/CANDY DULFER/Lily Was Here (Arista)

7 15 PAULA ABDULRush Rush (CaptiveNirgin)

26 CD ROD STEWART/The Motown Song (WB)

22 m NELSON/Only Time Will Tell (DGC)

23 ID CORINA/Temptation (Cutting/Atco)

25 a FIREHOUSE/Love Of A Lifetime (Epic)

24 Q DESMOND CHILDA_ove On A Rooftop (Elektra)

27 t SEAL/Crary (SireNVB)

z1 22 STEELHEARTA'll Never Let You Go (MCA)

28 a BLACK CROWES/Hard To Handle (Del American)

33 ® MICHAEL BOLTON/Time, Love And Tenderness (Columbia)

29 ® TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS/Learning To Fly (MCA)

18 26 UB40Mere I Am (Come And Take Me) (Virgin)

13 27 LONDONBEAT/A Better Love (Radioactive)

17 28 COLOR ME BADDA Wanna Sex You Up (Giant/Reprise)

31 Q GLORIA ESTEFAN/Can't Forget You (Epic)

19 30 MARC COHN/Walking In Memphis (Atlantic)

20 31 LUTHER VANDROSS/Power Of Love/Love Power (Epic)

37 Q CATHY DENNIS/Too Many Walls (Polydor/PLG)

® PAULA ABDUL/The Promise Of A New Day (CaptiveNirgin)

ROBBIE NEVIL/Just Like You (EMI)

AFTER 7/Nights Like This (Virgin)

x 36 THUNDER/Dirty Love (Geffen)

ffl HI -FIVER Can't Wait Another Minute (Jive/RCA)

Q HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWSAt Hit Me Like A Hammer (EMI)

a D.J. JAllY JEFF & FRESH PRINCE/Summertime (Jive/RCA)

38 SPECIAL/The Sound Of Your Voice (Charisma)

74 REPORTERS

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Ji1_ .:1 r.r j . HOTTEST WHITNEY HOUSTON (41)

R.E.M. (35) NATALIE COLE (24)

COLOR ME BADD (22) C & C MUSIC FACTORY (20)

BRYAN ADAMS (65) JESUS JONES (38)

RYTHM SYNDICATE (33) FIREHOUSE (19) SCORPIONS (19)

PERFORMING WHERE PLAYED Artist/Song/Lobel

NELSON/Only Time Will Tell (OGC)

ROBBIE NEVIL/Just Like You (EMI)

HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWSAt Hit Me Like A Hammer (EMI) HI -FIVER Can't Wait Another Minute (Jive/RCA)

KLF/3A.M. Eternal (Arista)

GLORIA ESTEFAN/Can't Forget You (Epic)

TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS/Learning To Fly (MCA) AFTER 7/Nights Like This (Virgin)

38 SPECIAL/The Sound Of Your Voice (Charisma)

AARON NEVILLE/Everybody Plays The Fool (A&M) PEABO BRYSON/Can You Stop The Rain (Columbia) BONNIE RAITT/Somelhing To Talk About (Capitol)

LA'S/There She Goes (Go!Discs/London/PLG) MARKY MARK & THE FUNKY.../Good Vibrations (Interscope/EastWest) .

HEAVY D & THE BOYZ/Now That We Found Love (MCA) BOYZ II MEN/Molownphilly (Motown)

LISA LISA & CULT JAM/Let The Beat Hit 'Em (Columbia) MICHAEL MORALES.I Don't Wanna See You (Wing/Mercury) GUNS N' ROSES/You Could Be Mine (Geffen)

STEVIE WONDER/Gotta Have You (Motown)

JOMANDAIGot A Love For You (Big Beat/Atlantic) STEREO M.C.'S/Elevate My Mind (4th & Broadway/Island)

YASMINiWanrla Dance (Geffen)

Reports Report % Conversion % Top15 %

147 59% 95% 21% 142 57% 75% 4% 136 55% 58% 0% 135 54% 81% 28% 128 52% 70% 15% 122 49% 84% 19% 122 49% 80% 16% 108 44% 91% 32% 99 40% 66% 6% 93 38% 51% 0% 89 36% 57% 12% 86 35% 53% 2% 73 29% 59% 2% 70 28% 56% 5% 64 26% 83% 17% 63 25% 79% 46% 60 24% 58% 20% 60 24% 50% 7% 48 19% 58% 11% 40 16% 53% 14% 36 ' 15% 61% 27% 33 13% 88% 48% 26 10% 58% 0%

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.

PERFORMING WHERE PLAYED is a weekly listing of those records in New & Active and Significant Action which have a total of 25 or more reports with at least 50% of the airplay converted to chart that have not lost more than 5 stations from the previous week's total airplay. Note: See Parallels for a complete picture of all station activity. New records with large add totals won't show in Performing Where Played until those adds convert to cnart numbers.

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1 KLF/3 A.M. Eternal (Arista) 128 2 AARON NEVILLE/Everybody Plays The Fool (A&M) 93 3 BONNIE RAITT/Something To Talk About (Capitol) 89 4 LA'S/There She Goes (Go! Discs/London/PLG) 73 5 MARKY MARK &.../Good Vibrations (Interscope/EastWest) . 70 6 TAMI SHOW/The Truth (RCA) 69 7 HEAVY D. & THE BOYZ/Now That We Found Love (MCA) . 64 8 BOYZ II MEN/Motownphilly (Motown) 63 9 CHESNEY HAWKES/The One And Only (Chrysalis) 51

10 BOB HALLIGAN/Could've Been You (Atco) 37

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AIR PERSONALITY KIIS-FM/L.A. "I tested `Playin' On The Radio' on my national show 'Hangin' With Hollywood.' We took responses on our 1-800 number and I've got to say I was floored by the nationwide 85% positive response. It's HOT!"

BRENT O'BRIEN -

APD/MD KFTZ/IDAHO FALLS "If it walks, looks and acts like a duck, it's probably a duck! When a song sounds, acts, and lights up the phones like this record does, it's probably a HIT!"

BOBBY BEE -

MD Y97/SANTA BARBARA "Wait 'til you hear this guy Rick Matthews. He should get a Grammy for best new artist and best new songwriter. This song is fun and you need to have it...playin' on the radio!"

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PD Q104/GADSDEN "Rick Mathews won 90% positive on our hit or miss - all demos. This song will be a summer pop smash!"

JASON PALMER - PD KPXR/ANCHORAGE "How could radio NOT play this record? It's a perfect summer record!"

DAVE KING -

MD WPFR/TERRE HAUTE "All demos...all dayparts...smash song! No glitter needed!"

KEVIN CHASE -

MD KMOK/LEWISTON "Perfect uptempo pop smash for summer!"

STEVE YORK -

MD WVBS/WILMINGTON, NC "A GREAT summertime record! A MUST for CHR!"

SHADOW B. CRUZE - MD HOT 95/JACKSON, MS "HOT summertime smash! Do yourself a favor and play it!"

JIM GRADY - MD KISR/FT. SMITH "Great radio scng for summer! Timing couldn't be better!"

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MD G105/RALEIGH-DURHAM "Perfect summertime song! It won 90% on our make it or break it."

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GOING FOR ADDS MONDAY JULY 22. From his debut release Only The Young available on Hollywood Records compact discs and cassettes (HR -61218-2/4)

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Things That Make You Go Hmmmm (Columbia) 64% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 36, Debuts 51, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 55 including WXKS, B94, WAVA, WPGC, KRBE, B96, KDWB, HOT977, KUBE. See Parallels, debuts at number 35.

D.J. JAllY JEFF & FRESH PRINCE Summertime (Jive/RCA)

63% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 107, Debuts 14, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 22 including B94, KBEQ, FLY92, WKRZ, WKZL, WKDD, WGTZ, WVIC, 6199.5. See Parallels, moves 20-16.

FIREHOUSE Love Of A Lifetime (Epic)

62% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 107, Debuts 16, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 14 including KRBE, KKRZ, WERZ, PWR945, WOVV, WVIC, KF95, KWNZ, HOT949. See Parallels, moves 39-29.

DESMOND CHILD Love On A Rooftop (Elektra)

60% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 109, Debuts 6, Same 29, Down 1, Adds 3, PRO -FM, KRXY, WMXF, WAAL, WLAN, K106, HOT95, WGTZ, WZOK. See Parallels, moves 36-33.

NEW 11/ NELSON "Only Time Will Tell" (DGC) Reports: 147 Moves: Up 125. Debuts 6. Same 12. Down 0, Adds 4, KK80, WZKS, 95XIL, SLY96, MOJO 15-12, KBEO 29-25. JET -FM 19-15, WERZ 19-13. WLAN 25-t8, Y102 23-18, WYCR 19-15. See Parallels, moves 27-24 on the CHR chart. ROBBIE NEVIL "Just Like You" (EMI) Reports: 142. Moves: Up 89, Debuts 12. Same 36, Down 1, Adds 4, WZOU, KYRK, 099.5, 103CIR, WNCI 19-15, WKBO 14-10, G98 34-29. WBBO 40-32, KKYK 26-21. See Parallels, debuts at number 39 on the CHR chart. HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS "It Hit Me Like A Hammer" (EMI) Reports' 136. Moves: Up 16, Debuts 53, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 33 including KBEO, KXXR, KUBE, Y102, WOKI, K92, WNCI 28-22, KRXY 34-22, JET -FM 30-25, WWFX 39-34.

HI -FIVE "I Can't Wait Another Minute" (Jive/RCA) Reports: 135. Moves Up 79, Debuts 18, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 21 including WKBO, KUBE, WDJX, FM100, WABB, K107, KRO, WPGC 10-7, WNVZ 16-9, PWR106 25-17, 0106 13-10. See Parallels. moves 33-27 on the CHA chart. KLF "3 A.M. Eternal" (Arista) Reports: 128. Moves: Up 64, Debuts 17, Same 25, Down 0, Adds 22 including WZPL. HOT102, KOY-FM, KKRZ, KPLZ, G105, WABB, HOT97 14-10, W100 6-3, WPGC 12-8. PWR95 27-19, PWRPIG 28-20. See Parallels, debuts at number 38 on the CHR chart.

TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS "Learning To Fly" (MCA) Reports: 122. Moves: Up 83. Debuts 10, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 12 Including WAEB, WIKZ, WNNK, KZ93. WZOK, 103CIR, WAAL 23-17. JET -FM 12-9, PWR92 32-25. G98 20-13, KATM 4-1. See Parallels, debuts at number 40 on the CHA chart. GLORIA ESTEFAN "Can't Forget You" (Epic) Reports: 122. Moves: Up 77. Debuts 4, Same 36, Down 2. Adds 3, KGGI, WKZL, KOCR, KRXY 33-29. HOT999 34 27, WKEE 33-25, WCGO 17-15. KZFM 5-2, WRHT 18-13. See Parallels, moves 38-37 on the CHR chart. WHITNEY HOUSTON "My Name Is Not Susan" (Arista) Reports: 110. Moves. Up 0, Debuts 0. Same 0, Down 0, Adds 110 including WBLI, HOT97, 694, WPGC, KRBE, Y100. B97, PWRPIG, WNCI, KBEO, KXXR, KDWB, PWR106, FM102, KIKX.

COLOR ME BADD "I Adore Mi Amor" (Giant/Reprise) Reports: 108. Moves: Up 0. Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 108 including WXKS, HOT97, Z100, WEGX, WI00, WAVA, WPGC, KRBE, PWR96, KTFM, 0105, WHYT, HOT102, KITS, 0106, KMEL.

AFTER 7 "Nights Like This" (Virgin) Reports: 108. Moves: Up 67, Debuts 6, Same 21, Down 10, Adds 4, KOY-FM, 999KHI, WPRR, KTRS, PWRPIG 9-8, KKFR 27-22, KC101 26-22. G98 33-26, WSPK 28-24, WFMF 31.26, SLY96 21-12. See Parallels, moves 31-28 on the CHR chart 38 SPECIAL "The Sound Of Your Voice" (Charisma) Reports: 99. Moves: Up 39, Debuts 22, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 14 including KISN, WERZ, WPST, KOKO, KZZU, XL93FM, KFRX, JET -FM 26-21, WLAN 38-29, WCGO 40-34.

NATALIE COLE w/NAT COLE "Unforgettable" (Elektra) Reports: 95. Moves: Up 13, Debuts 6, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 74 including WXKS, WBLI, MOJO. Z100, WEGX, WI00, WDFX, KXXR, FM102, KPLZ, KIIS 24-17, 0106 23-15, KMEL 21-15.

AARON NEVILLE "Everybody Plays The Fool" (LW) Reports: 93. Moves: Up 26, Debuts 15. Same 29, Down 0, Adds 23 including KRXY, WKEE, PWR92, WMXF, WRHT, WDJX, WRVO, WLAN 37-30, WBBO 38-33. H0T95 28-21.

R.E.M. "Shiny Happy People" (WB) Reports: 90. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 3, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 81 including B104, MOJO. WEGX, WAVA, PWR99, 697, WNVZ, KKRZ, KISN, KPLZ, 98PXY 19-10, K96.7 27-21, KATM 20-15.

PEABO BRYSON "Can You Stop The Rain" (Columbia) Reports: 89. Moves: Up 40, Debuts 6, Same 39, Down 1, Adds 3, WFMF, Z102, KXYO, WZOU 23-20, Z100 23.20, WPGC 15-12, Y100 22-18, H0T977 14-10, KZFM 13-10, K107 28-24.

BONNIE RAITT "Something To Talk About" (Capitol) Reports: 86. Moves: Up 30, Debuts 14, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 18 Including Y100, KBEO, WAEB, WOGN, K96.7, KAKS, KRXY 31-23, KISN 29-22, WERZ 30-25,195 28-22, WOUT 38-30.

LA'S 'There She Goes" (GolDiscsitondon/PLG) Reports: 73. Moves: Up 26, Debuts 14, Same 26. Down 0, Adds 7, 098, WZYP, 96STO, WORD. KSMB, WBXX, WPFR, KKBO 19.16, KRBE 25-22, K106 32-29. CK105 25-20, KWOD 12.10.

MARKY MARK & THE FUNKY BUNCH "Good Vibrations" (Interscope/EastWest) Reports: 70. Moves: Up 15, Debuts 17, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 28 including MOJO, WAVA, KRBE, PWR96. B96, WPHR, HOT102, KOY-FM, H0T977, KUBE, WXKS 21-15, WZOU 28-19, KKFR 34-24.

TAMI SHOW 'The Truth" (RCA) Reports: 69. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 11, Same 25, Down 0, Adds 24 including WNVZ, WAEB, WLAN, WOGN, WKRZ, WZYP, H0T95, WOUT, KF95 39-30, KZZU 38-32, WPFR 35-29.

HEAVY D. & THE BOYZ "Now That We Found Love" (MCA) Reports: 64. Moves: Up 34, Debuts 13, Same 11, Down 0. Adds 6. PWR96, KXXR, HOT102, WJAD, B98, KNOE, WXKS 30-24. HOT97 24-15, WNVZ 25-17, PWRPIG 14-9, KMEL 15-9.

BOYZ II MEN "Motownphilly" (Motown) Reports: 63. Moves: Up 34, Debuts 6, Same 6, Down 2, Adds 15 including WAVA, PWR95, 0105, WVSR, WTHT, WBBO, WAPE, WI00 5-2, WHYT 8-5, KS104 9-4, KMEL 1-1, H0T977 1.1.

LISA LISA & CULT JAM "Let The Beat Hit 'Em" (Columbia) Reports: 60. Moves: Up 31, Debuts 1, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 6, PWR99, Z90. KOIZ, WJAD, WILN, KFBO, HOT97 9-6, WIOO 12-8, WPGC 5-3, KS104 11-8, H0T977 27-21.

MICHAEL MORALES "I Don't Wanna See You" (Wing/Mercury) Reports: 60. Moves: Up 20, Debuts 8, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 5, KKHT, HOT949. WLRW, WDBR, ZFUN, K96.7 40-36, 0105 33-28, K92 27-22, WIOG 17-10, KZZU 39-35.

ALICE COOPER "Hey Stoopid" (Epic) Reports: 56. Moves: Up 5. Debuts 10, Same 31. Down 0, Adds 10 including WIKZ, K106, WZYP, Z102, CK105, KMYZ, 95XXX, KTUX 31-28, WROK 24.18, KATM 25-22.

WHITNEY HOUSTON (110) COLOR ME BADD (108)

R.E.M. (81) NATALIE COLE (74)

C á C MUSIC FACTORY (55) PAULA ABDUL (38) HUEY LEWIS (33)

MARKY MARK (28) TAMI SHOW (24)

AARON NEVILLE (23)

"HOTTEST BRYAN ADAMS (202) JESUS JONES (114)

RYTHM SYNDICATE (99) EMF (71)

AMY GRANT (66) CORINA (65)

D.J. JAllY JEFF (51) SCORPIONS (45)

ESCAPE CLUB (40) FIREHOUSE (32)

ROXETTE (32)

CHESNEY HAWKES "The One And Only" (Chrysalis) Reports' 51. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 14. Same 24, Down 0. Adds 9, KSND, KZZU, WWFX, WOID. KWTX, KLYV, Y94, KG95, KFFM, KAKS 37-34, KISR 35-29, KFMW 39-33

JJ_P_L:..11 J' r...r" '1J GUNS N' ROSES "You Could Be Mine" (Geffen) Reports: 48. Moves: Up 19, Debuts 5, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 2, KWTX, WBXX, KBEO 30-27, PWR92 37-32. WPST 29.23, WCGO 38-33, WROK 6-4. CK105 24.17, KATM 12-5, WNYP 10-5.

STEVIE WONDER "Gotta Have You" (Motown) Reports' 40. Moves: Up 17, Debuts 2. Same 20, Down 1, Adds 0, PWRPIG 31-29, WPST 37-33, WFMF 34-30, G105 29.23, WRHT 19-14. WOKI 27-23, WIXX 39-36, WNYP 18-14, WFHT 23-20.

BOB HALLIGAN "Could've Been You" (Atco) Reports 37. Moves Up 7, Debuts 2, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 4, KZZB, WKDD, KIXY, KBOZ. WERZ d-28, 693 36-33, WCGO d-40, KZZU 40-37, WPRR 20-16, WVBS 39-37

JOMANDA "Got A Love For You" (Big Beat/Atlantic) Reports: 36. Moves: Up 15, Debuts 6, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 10 including WZOU, HOT977, WLAN, K106, WRHT, H0T947, KCAO, WXKS 26-21, HOT97 4-3, Z100 11-8, W100 15-9, WKSS 11-9.

BINGOBOYS "Borrowed Love" (Atlantic) Reports: 36. Moves. Up 13, Debuts 2, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 0, 893 3734, KZFM 30-25, WJMO 30-26. KKXX d-29, 895 12-10, PWR102 12-11, WILN 26-18, WFHT d-34.

STEREO M.C.'S "Elevate My Mind" (4th & Broadway/Island) Reports- 33. Moves: Up 17, Debuts 0, Same 7, Down 7, Adds 2, WOXA, K106, PWR95 11-9, KXXR 15-12, KOY-FM 10-8. KGGI 19.14, PWR102 19-16, KLUC 4-3. KRO 18-15, WBXX 30-26.

RIC OCASEK "Rockaway" (Reprise) Reports: 27. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 10. Same 8, Down 0. Adds 8, WKBO, WLAN, KKYK, KTUX. KF95. WJMX, KNOE, KNIN, JET -FM d-29, WCGO d-38, WZYP d-36, KATM 26-23.

TRIPLETS "Sunrise" (Mercury) Reports: 27. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 1, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 0, WRHT 37-33. K107 35-30, KF95 d-40, KISR 33.31, WVBS 40-38, KPXR 25-22.

YASMIN "Wanna Dance" (Geffen) Reports: 26. Moves: Up 11, Debuts 4, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 1, KCAO, HOT97 35-32, WI00 25-22, PWRPIG d-39, PWR106 d-34, KKFR 32-25, KZFM 25-19, KKXX d-30, KDON 28-25.

3RD BASS "Pop Goes The Weasel" (Def Jam/Columbia) Reports: 25. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 1, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 10, WNVZ, KTFM, PWRPIG, KKFR, FM102, KMEL, TIC -FM, WMXP, CK105, WBPR, 1100 19-13, WI00 14-7, WHYT 19-9.

CORO "My Fallen Angel" (Cutting/Charisma) Reports: 23. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 1, Same 8, Down 1, Adds 6, WXKS, 1100. B97, HOT977, KZFM, KRO. W100 18-13, PWR99 28-25, PWR95 28-21, WKSS 19-14, Z90 8-6.

JESSE JAYMES "Shake It (Like A While Girl)" (Delicious Vinylisland) Reports: 23. Moves: Up 10, Debuts 0, Same 8. Down 3. Adds 2, WI00, WNVZ, WPGC 30-28. KTFM 29-27, KZFM 18-14, WDJX 21-19, 895 40-36, PWR102 7-6. -

KINGOFTHEHILL "If I Say" (SBK) Reports: 22. Moves- Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 21 including WAAL, WLAN, WCGO, G105, WRHT, WZYP, KKYK, WKZL, WIOG, KKHT, KZZU.

KEEDY "Wishing On The Same Star" (Arista) Reports: 22. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 3, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 6, PRO -FM, 0102. KTUX, 194, KNOE, Z99, KZFM 31-27. WIXX 10-9, KOMO 11-6, WTBX 30-27.

TONY TERRY "With You" (Epic) Reports: 22. Moves: Up 10, Debuts 1, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 3, KKFR. KYRK, KDON, WPGC 13-6, WNVZ 24-16, KTFM 27-24, KGGI 27-24, KMEL 9-5, PWR102 32-27.

CUT 'N' MOVE "Get Serious" (Epic) Reports: 20. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 4, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 9, WNVZ, KKFR, 999KHI, WRHT, HOT95, KKSS, 695, PWR102, KNOE, WI00 28-25. 896 d-28, WQXA d-31, KZFM d-38, WJAD 31-28.

DAVE KOZ "Nothing But The Radio On" (Capitol) Reports: 20. Moves: Up 6. Debuts 1, Same 10, Down 2, Adds 1, PWR95, WCGO 32-27, KKHT 19-16, KOMO 24-20, KISR 31-28.

TROOP/LEVERT "For The Love Of Money/Living For The City" (Giant/Reprise) Reports: 19. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 3, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 5, KS104, KZFM, KPRR, WRHT, Z90. WNVZ 35-29, PWRPIG 24-18, KKFR 24-19, K96.7 d-40, KKMG d-32. PWR102 d-36.

THE DON "In There" (Del Jam/Columbia) Reports: 19. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 0, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 1, KOMO, WDFX on-dp, 0106 on, KUBE on, WJLO on-dp, PWR102 35-32, KDON 33-31.

ROBERT PALMER "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight" (EMI) Reports: 19. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 4, Same 12. Down 0, Adds 1, Z99, KRXY 32-30, WOKI d-27, WJLO d-39, KKMG d34, KISR 40-37, KFBO d39. OAKTOWN'S 3-5-7 "Turn It Up" (Bust It/Capitol) Reports: 18. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 2, Same 4, Down 0. Adds 10, WIOO, WHYT, KKFR, KGGI, WMXP, WOXA, KKSS, KKMG, WBPR, WFHT, KS104 20-16, KMEL 29-24, WCKZ d-33.

REBEL PEBBLES "How Do You Feel" (IRS) Reports: 17. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 8, WERZ, WLAN, WRHT, KAKS, KIXY, KNIN, 99KG, KFBO, KISR d-40, KYYY d-40.

EYES "Nobody Said It Was Easy" (Curb) Reports: 16. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 1, Same 7. Down 0, Adds 4, WLAN, KATM, KFBO, KFTZ, PRO -FM on, KTUX 35-31, KISR 37-33, Z99 19-15. KBOZ d-40.

JASMINE GUY "Just Want To Hold You" (WB) Reports: 15. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 2, Same 1. Down 0. Adds 4. WPGC, H01977, KPRR, WJMO, KTFM 25-22, FM 102 24.18, KZFM 29-21, B95 38-28, PWR102 30-23, KLUC 28-25.

A LIGHTER SHADE OF BROWN "Latin Active" (Quality) Reports: 15. Moves: Up 12, Debuts 0, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 0. PWR106 32-29, KGGI 3-1, 0106 21-18. HOT977 19-15, KZFM 39-33, B95 19-14, PWR102 18-14, Z90 19-17.

CONTRABAND "All The Way From Memphis" (Impact) Reports: 11. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 0, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 0. WPST 32-27, WROK on-dp, WGTZ on-dp, KATM 10-9, KNOE

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OMD "Pandora's Box (It's A Long, Long Way)" (Virgin) Reports: 11, Moves: Up 5, Debuts 2, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 0, KRBE 11-9, KISN on-dp, B93 25-21, K96.7 9-8, KZFM 38-35, KWOD 24-22, KAKS d-40, KTMT on.

LATIN ALLIANCE "Low Rider" (Virgin) Reports: 10. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 9, KTFM, KKFR, HOT977, WCKZ. KKSS, KKXX, B95, PWR102,

Z90, KGGI 25.23.

NICKI RICHARDS "Summer Breeze" (Atlantic) Reports: 10. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 0, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 3, WNVZ, WAEB, CK105, PWRPIG 40-38, HOT999 on, WRHT

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26 11 6 0 BRYAN ADAMS/(Everything I Do)_ (A&M/Morgan CreeK)

10 6 4 t© RYTHM SYNDICATE/PA.S.S.I.O.N. (Impact)

3 2 1 4 EMFAinbelievable (EMI)

17 9 8 0 AMY GRANT/Every Heartbeat (A&M)

6 5 s 6 TARA KEMP/Piece Of My Heart (Giant/NIB)

15 to 9 0 LENNY KRAVITZAt Ain't Over Tit It's Over (Virgin)

1 1 3 8 PAULA ABDUL/Rush Rush (CaptiveNirgin)

21 16 11 0 ROXETTE/Fading Like A Flower (Every Time...) (EMI)

23 18 14 it CORINA/Temptation (Cutting/Atco)

zo 17 15 0 ESCAPE CLUB/I'll Be There (Atlantic)

18 is 13 ® WILSON PHILLIPS/The Dream Is Stilt Alive (SBK)

7 7 7 13 MICHAEL W. SMITH/Place In This... (Reunion/Geffen)

2 4 to 14 COLOR ME BADDA Wanna Sex You Up (Giant/Reprise)

27 23 17 0 CHER/Love And Understanding (Geffen)

BREAKER C) D.J. JAllY JEFF & FRESH.../Summertime (Jive/RCA)

14 12 12 17 DAVE STEWART 1/CANDY DULFER/Lily Was... (Arista)

34 27 22 ® SCORPIONSNVind Ot Change (Mercury)

- - 40 ® PAULA ABDUL/The Promise 01 A New... (CaptiveNirgin)

- 34 24 Q SEAL/Crazy (SireNVB)

8 e 16 21 UB40Mere I Am (Come And Take Me) (Virgin)

40 36 26 Q BLACK CROWESMard To Handle (Def American)

- - 37 f j MICHAEL BOLTON/Time, Love And Tenderness (Columbia)

39 35 27 r t NELSON/Only Time Will Tell (DGC)

- - 30 ® ROD STEWART/The Motown Song (WB)

- - 35 a CATHY DENNIS/Too Many Walls (Polydor/PLG)

- 38 33 5 HI-FIVEA Can't Wait Another Minute (Jive/RCA)

3s 33 31 m AFTER 7/Nights Like This (Virgin)

BRF_AKERC FIREHOUSE/Love 01 A Lifetime (Epic)

33 31 29 30 SALT-N-PEPA/Do You Want Me (Next Plateau)

28 26 25 31 STEELHEARTA'll Never Let You Go (MCA)

12 20 23 32 EXTREME/More Than Words (A&M)

BREAKERC DESMOND CHILD/Love On A Rooftop (Elektra).

11 19 21 34 MARC COHN/Walking In Memphis (Atlantic)

BREAKER® C & C MUSIC FACTORY/things That Make... (Columbia)

9 13 18 36 LONDONBEAT/A Better Love (Radioactive)

- 40 38 ffl GLORIA ESTEFAN/Can't Forget You (Epic)

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12 9 9 0 SOUNDS OF BLACKNESS/Optimistic (Perspective/A&M)

1t e e e HI -FIVER Can't Wait Another Minute (Jive/RCA)

9 6 6 0 LEVERT/Baby I'm Ready (Atlantic)

10 7 7 0 AFTER 7/Nights Like Thís (Virgin)

s 4 2 6 FREDDIE JACKSON/Main Course (Capitol)

6 5 4, 7 BOYZ II MEN/Motownphílly (Motown)

14 to to 0 PEABO BRYSON/Can You Stop The Rain (Columbia)

15 12 12 0 GLADYS KNIGHT/Men (MCA)

17 13 11 m D.J. JAllY JEFF & FRESH.../Summertime (Jive/RCA)

19 17 14 0 SHIRLEY MURDOCKAn Your Eyes (Elektra)

24 19 16 ® VESTA/Special (A&M)

20 ie is ® BEBE & CECE WINANS/Addictive Love (Capitol)

33 21 17 0 LISA LISA/Let The Beat Hit 'Em (Columbia)

25 zo 18 0 TROOP/LEVERT/For The Love Of Money... (Giant/Reprise)

29 24 19 ® ARETHA FRANKLIN/Everyday People (Arista)

23 22 20 0 JEFFREY OSBORNE/The Morning After I Made... (Arista)

35 28 22 ® HEAVY D & THE BOYZ/Now That We've Found... (MCA)

32 29 23 ® RIFF/I1 You're Serious (SBK)

30 26 21 a READY FOR THE WORLD/Straight Down To... (MCA)

38 31 24 ® PHIL PERRY/Amazing Love (Capitol)

4 3 s 22 DAMIAN DAME/Exclusivity (LaFace/Arista)

_ 33 27 © PEBBLES/Always (MCA)

- 39 29 © KEITH WASHINGTON/Are You Still In Love... (WB)

37 32 25 25 AL B. SUREI/Had Enut (WB)

- - 33 Q LUTHER VANDROSSAlon't Want To Be A Fool (Epic)

13 it 13 27 GENE RICE/You're Gonna Get Served (RCA)

31 30 28 28 RAY PARKER JR./She Needs To Get Some (MCA)

36 34 30 a CHERYL 'PEPSII" REILYMow Can You Hurt... (Columbia)

- 40 37 0 BRAND NEW HEAVIESMever Stop (Delicious Vinyl/island)

40 35 31 ® SWEET OBSESSIONA'm A Good Woman (Epic)

3 2 3 32 RALPH TRESVANT/Do What I Gotta Do (MCA)

- 38 34 © B ANGIE B/So Much Love (Bust It/Capitol)

- - 36 0 PHYLLIS HYMAN/Don't Wanna Change... (Philly/Zoo)

_ 37 35 ® TEDDY PENDERGRASSA Find Everything In You (Elektra)

28 27 26 36 RYTHM SYNDICATEIPA.S.S.I.O.N. (Impact)

- - 38 ffl L.L. COOL J/6 Minutes Oi Pleasure (Def Jam/Columbia)

- - 40 0 NATALIE COLE w WAT COLE/Unforgettable (Elektra)

- - 39 © NICKI RICHARDS/Summer Breeze (Atlantic)

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4 3 2 0 38 SPECIAL/The Sound Of Your Voice (Charisma)

e 6 5 0 GUNS N' ROSES/You Could Be Mine (Geffen)

Ii 6 6 0 ALLMAN BROTHERS/End Of The Line (Epic)

3 2 3 5 LYNYRD SKYNYRD 1991/Smokestack... (Atlantic)

9 9 7 0 OUEENSRYCHE/Jet City Woman (EMI)

35 21 14 0 VAN HALEN/Runaround (WB)

20 13 8 0 EXTREME/Hole Hearted (A&M)

5 5 4 9 FOREIGNER/Lowdown And Dirty (Atlantic)

16 12 10 0 RIC OCASEK/Rockaway (Reprise)

26 17 12 ® YES/Saving My Heart (Arista)

12 11 11 ® BRYAN ADAMS/(Everything I Do)... (A&M/Morgan Creek)'

17 15 15 ® ALICE COOPER/Hey Stoopid (Epic)

22 20 le 0 DRIVIN N CRYINBuild A Fire (Island)

13 14 16 ®SKID ROW Monkey Business (Atlantic)

BREAKER ® DOOBIE BROTHERS/Rollin' On (Capitol)

BREAKER IV BONNIE RAITT/Sonlething To Talk About (Capitol)

2 4 9 18 VAN HALEN/Poundcake (WB)

24 23 22 ® MOODY BLUES/Say It With Love (Polydor/PLG)

- - 34 a TOM PETTY & THE.../Out In The Cold (MCA)

- - 45 0 R.E.M./Shíny Happy People (WB)

10 16 19 22 SCORPIONS/Wind Of Change (Mercury)

- 56 32 a JOE WALSH/All Of A Sudden (Pyramid/Epic Associated)

BREAKER 0 ERIC GALES BAND/Sign Of The Storm (Elektra)

BREAKER® L.A. GUNS/Kiss My Love Goodbye (Polydor/PLG)

49 33 26 © HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Build Me Up (EMI)

36 32 27 5 SCHOOL OF FISH/3 Strange Days (Capitol)

7 10 17 28 BLACK CROWES/Seeing Things (Def American)

6 7 13 29 R.E.M./Texarkana (WB)

I DEBUT > a RTZ/Face The Music (Giant/Reprise)

27 25 24 31 JUNKYARD/All The Time In The World (Geffen)

59 42 3s © MARC COHN/Silver Thunderbird (Atlantic)

14 to 23 33 JESUS JONES/Right Here, Right Now (SBK)

29 27 25 34 JOE JACKSON/Oh Well (Virgin)

- 50 40 ® BILLY FALCON/Power Windows (Jambco/Mercury)

42 38 36 © WHITE TRASH/Apple Pie (Elektra)

I DEBUT > ff/ FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS/Twist The Knife (Epic)

DEBUT 0 KLF/3 A.M. Eternal (Arista) 47 4i, 37 © WARRANTBIind Faith (Columbia)'

55 51 46 0 KINGOFTHEHILLAI I Say (SBK)

46 43 41 0 SIMPLE MINDS/Stand By Love (A&M)

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I DEBUT )/ © ROBBIE NEVIL/Just Like You (EMI)

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1 1 2 2 PAULA ABDUL/Rush Rush (CaptiveNirgin)

25 16 9 0 BRYAN ADAMS/ (Everything I Do)... (A&M/Morgan Creek)

8 6 5 0 NATALIE COLE w/NAT COLE/Unforgettable (Elektra)

s s 4 5 MICHAEL W. SMITH Place In This... (Reunion Geffen)

It 9 7 0 WILSON PHILLIPS/The Dream Is Still Alive (SBK)

3 3 3 7 LUTHER VANDROSS/Power Of Love/Love Power (Epic)

22 17 12 0 AMY GRANT/Every Heartbeat (A&M)

2 4 6 9 EXTREME/More Than Words (A&M)

16 i4 11 ® CHER/Love And Understanding (Geffen)

7 r e 11 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/Starting AIL.. (Arista)

.13 11 ro 12 MARC COHN/Walking In Memphis (Atlantic)

21 19 16 ® DAVE STEWART f/CANDY DULFER/.ily Was... (Arista)

30 25 21 0 ROD STEWART/The Motown Song (WB)

20 20 18 ® PEABO BRYSON/Can You Stop The Rain (Columbia)

14 13 13 16 LISA FISCHER/How Can I Ease The Pain (Elektra)

29 27 22 m BONNIE RAITT/Something To Talk About (Capitol)

15 15 is 18 SURFACE/Never Gonna Let You Down (Columbia)

- 23 0 MICHAEL BOLTON rime, Love And... (Columbia)

BREAKER © LENNY KRAVITZAt Ain't Over 'Til It's Over (Virgin)

9 10 17 21 MICHAEL BOLTON/Love Is A Wonderful... (Columbia)

6 8 14 22 GLENN FREY/Part Ot Me, Part Of You (MCA)

10 12 zo 23 MARIAN CAREYA Don't Wanna Cry (Columbia)

- - 29 ® CHICAGO/You Come To My Senses (Full Moon/Reprise)- - - 3o ® ROXETTE/Fading Like A Flower (Every Time...) (EMI)

26 28 27 © KEITH WASHINGTON/Kissing You (WB)

18 18 19 27 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE/Set Me In... (RCA)

27 29 ze 28 ESCAPE CLUBA'll Be There (Atlantic)

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0 CROWDED HOUSE/Woodface (Capitol)

3 ELECTRONIC/Electronic (WB)

4 4 R.E.M./Out Of Timeime(WB)

6 0 CANDY SKINS/Space I'm In (DGC)

7 0 BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE II/The Globe (Columbia)

s 7 SEAL/Seal (SireNVB)

16 0 KIRSTY MaeCOLL/Eleciric Landlady (Charisma)

9 0 EMF/Schubert Dip (EMI)

17 m PSYCHEDELIC FURSAJntil She Comes (Track) (Columbia)

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,3 6 4 0 TRISHA YEARWOOD/She's In Love With.. (MCA)

12 9 8 e ALABAMA/Here We Are (RCA)

4 3 1 4 BILLY DEAN/Somewhere In My Broken... (SBK/Capitol)

11 7 7 0 DON WILLIAMS/Lord Have Mercy On A... (RCA)

15 12 10 0 GEORGE STRAIT/You Know Me Better... (MCA)

14 11 9 0 REBA McENTIRE/Fallin' Out Oi Love (MCA)

18 14 11 0 VINCE GILL/Liza Jane (MCA)

2 2 2 9 RICKY VAN SHELTONA Am A Simple Man (Columbia)

19 16 12 0 HAL KETCHUM/Small Town Saturday Night (Curb)

20 to is 0 L.GREENWOOD w/S. BOGGUSSMopelessly... (Capitol)

24 20 16 ® TANYA TUCKER/Down To My Last Teardrop (Capitol)

17 15 13 ® PATTY LOVELESSBIue Memories (MCA)

23 21 18 ® DOLLY PARTON/Silver And Gold (Columbia)

1 1 s 15 ALAN JACKSON/Don't Rock The Jukebox (Arista)

25 23 19 ® EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Shadow Of A Doubt (RCA)

27 24 20 ® EXILE Even Now (Arista)

6 4 6 18 SHENANDOAH/The Moon Over Georgia (Columbia)

29 27 23 4D BROOKS & DUNNBrand New Man (Arista)

26 26 22 a MARY-CHAPIN CARPENTER/Down At The.. (Columbia)

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BREAKER EDDIE LONDON!? We Can't Do It Right RCA 0 (RCA)

BREAKER © HOLLY DUNN/Maybe I Mean Yes (WB)

BREgKERC PAUL OVERSTREETBall And Chain (RCA)

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3 0 CANDY DULFER/Saxuality (Arista)

2 3 SPECIAL EFXi Peace Of The World (GRP)

4 0 DOTSERO/Jubilee (Nova)

ro O TOM SCOTT/Keep This Love Alive (GRP)

5 6 CHRIS REA/Auberge (Atco)

9 0 OTTMAR LIEBERTBorrasca (Higher Octave)

7 8 CRUSADERS/Healing The Wounds (GRP)

e 9 FREDDIE RAVEL/Midnight Passion (Verve Forecast/PolyGram)

6 10 EARL KLUGH/Midnight In San Juan (WB)

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r 4 MARLON JORDAN OUINTET!-earson's Return (Columbia)

9 O MILT JACKSON/The Harem (Music Master)

11 0 HILTON RUIZ/A Moments Notice (Novus/RCA)

8 0 EDDIE HARRIS/There Was A Time (Enia/Mesa)

2 8 JAMES MOODY/Honey (Novus/RCA)

3 9 EDDIE DANIELS/This Is Now (GRP)

is 0 DAVID SANBORN/Another Hand (Elektra)

Complete TOP 30 Contemporary Jazz Chart Pg. 66

we -11a CELINE DION/The Last To Know (Epic) LOEBUTi 0 CLINT BLACK/Where Are You Now (RCA)

DEBUT >© HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWSAt Hit Me Like.. (EMI) I DEBUT 1 CD CARLENE CARTER/One Love (WB)

New a Active Pg. 63 Adds & Hots Pg. 64

Associate Reporters, Full -Service Pg. 65

rDEBUT) Q CLINTON GREGORY One Shot At A Time (SOR)

Complete TOP 50 Country Chart Pg. 59

Country Song Information Index Pg. 61