surrey buys charter for $32 million - world radio history

ISSUE NUMBER 412 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER DECEMBER 11, 1981

INSIDE R&M

3

Bob Fish, Ron Thompson New VP's At RKO: WRKO/Boston and WHBQ/Memphis GM's promoted 3

Gary Kines Elevated To VP At Plough: WQXM/Tampa

GM adds new title 3

John Moen National PD For United: Moves up from OK1 00/Washington to supervise nine -station group 3

Fred Seiden KOST's New Operations Manager: Consultant and former R&R Editor joins Cox's L.A. Beautiful Music outlet 3

Louise Heifetz Appointed KERE/Denver GM: Station to go News/Talk 3

Jerry McKenna Takes WOKY & WMIL GM Post: Former KZAP/Sacramento GSM comes to Surrey's newly -purchased Milwaukee stations 3

Arbitron Advisory Council Nominees Listed: Final elections due shortly 4

Irwin Steinberg Rejoins Polygram As Consultant: Company also expands country efforts 4

Michael Picozzi Promoted To PD At WYSP: Continues as morning man at

Philadelphia AOR 3

Bill McGlamery Named VPIGM At WK OS/Nashville: Former KFMK/Houston GSM also acquires interest in station 3

Sharell Heads E/A Promotion

Jerry Sharell has assumed responsibility for Elektra/Asy- lum's promotion activities with his new appointment this week as Sr. VP/Promotion. He had been Sr. VP/Creative Services for the label. VP/Promotion Burt Stein will now take over all album promotion duties, with additional responsibilities in artist development and special projects.

E/A Chairman Joe Smith commented, "Sharell's long experience with Elektra/Asylum in many departments uniquely

Jerry Sharell qualifies him to take over the complex area of record promotion with an eye to the future. Video, souring, artist development are all areas that belong rightfully in the promotion category, and are part of the overall marketing scheme. Jerry will coordinate all such activities."

Smith continued. "With the greater diversification of music at E/A, we will require Burt Stein's

SHARELUSee Page 4

Osterhout Upped To Q105 GM

Mike Osterhout Mike Osterhout has been pro-

moted from General Sales Manager to GM at Q105 (WRBQ)/Tampa. Osterhout has been with the CHR station for four years, after working in sales at WYZE/Atlanta and WDAE/Tam- pa.

Harte -Hanks Radio VP/South- east Peter Schulte, who had been GM at the station, commented, "Mike is one of the most qualified radio managers in the country, and I'm sure he will carry on the winning tradition of Q105."

OSTERHOUT/See Page 4

Surrey Buys Charter For $32 Million Tucson -based Surrey Broad-

casting has agreed in principle to purchase six of Charter Broad- casting's radio properties for $32 million. Surrey, which currently owns KAIR & KJYX/Tucson and Surrey Communications Re- search, will now acquire KCBQ- AM & FM/San Diego, KSLQ/ St. Louis. KIOI/San Francisco, and WOKY & WMIL/Milwaukee. Charter will sell WDRQ/Detroit separately.

Sunbelt Communications, which had earlier agreed to purchase WOKY & WMIL (R&R 6-12), reportedly offered $30 million for the same package of Charter properties late last week. However Surrey's bid of $32 million, $26 million in cash and $6 million over five years, was accepted over the Sunbelt offer.

Surrey VP Kent Nichols commented on his company's becoming a major chain overnight, tell -

COURT UPHOLDS ONE TV DENIAL, OVERTURNS TWO

RKO Still On Hold The FCC has been ordered to

devise a plan for deciding the renewal fate of 15 RKO properties, including 12 radio stations. The Commission must report its plans to the U.S. Court of Appeals within 30 days.

The order came as the court upheld the FCC's denial of WNAC- TV/Boston's license, finding that RKO was guilty of blatantly "stonewalling" by holding back damaging facts about its parent firm, General Tire and Rubber.

But the court rejected and sent back to the Commission its denials of RKO's WOR-TV/New York and KHJ-TV/Los Angeles.

Severely criticizing the FCC's handling of the case and rejecting most of the agency's grounds for action in the Boston case, the court ruled that a single viola- tion - RKG's "egregious lack of candor" - justified the drastic step of license denial.

However, the justices said since that misconduct happened only in the Boston renewal proceeding, the Los Angeles and New York licenses could not also be denied.

RKO attorney Harold David Cohen of the law firm Pierson, Ball & Dowd told R&R, "I think we're going to pursue whatever judicial remedies are available to us. But it hasn't yet been decided just how or when."

Is RKO Fit To Keep Its 15 Stations?

In the first crucial test for FCC General Counsel Steve Sharp, the Commission now has just 30 days to decide how it will determine

RKO/See Page 4

ing R&R, "Needless to say, we have a very strong belief, and now a strong commitment in radio broadcasting. We think its future is an excellent one. We're very happy to have been able to put the Charter deal together, and I would like to thank Frank Kalil of Richter -Kalil & Co., who acted as the broker in this transaction. He really did a brilliant job.

"We have high hopes of keeping all the Charter personnel intact, but obviously we have not had the opportunity to discuss the future with any current Charter employees yet," Nichols continued. However, he indicated that discussions were underway to retain Charter Broadcasting Presi- dent John Bayliss as President of Surrey's new radio group.

A restructuring of Surrey Broadcasting is now in progress in order to accommodate the company's rapid growth. Current Sur- rey President Howard Duncan and VP Nichols will be promoted within the new Surrey structure with Bayliss earmarked as head of the radio division.

SURREY/See Page 4

Sweatte Shifts To KVI As VP/GM J. Shannon Sweatte has been ap-

pointed VP/GM of Golden West's KVI/Seattle, coming to the position from VP/GM at KJR in the same city. He had been at KJR since 1969, the last seven years as manager. Sweatte replaces James Johnson, who is resigning to pursue ownership opportunities.

Sweatte told R&R, "It's a new challenge; it's something I didn't anticipate, but now the decision's been made, I'm going over there,

KIMN's Kelley Cleans Up After 25 gruelling days spent on a scaffolding, braving high winds, low temperatures, and his own fear of heights, KIMN/Denver air personality Steve Kelley is shown coming back to earth. As part of a fund-raising stunt for the American Cancer Society, Steve washed all the windows of the 29 -story twin Great West Towers in downtown Denver, the equivalent of 14 football fields of glass! Steve's successful venture raised over $30,500 as well as calling attention to the goals and objectives of Denver's Cancer Society chapter.

and I'm real excited about it. My plans are to go in there and maintain the direction they're in, work with the same people, and try to help them out." Noting that he's never worked in a News/Talk format before, Sweatte continued, "It's still people, and that's what our business is all about. It's very difficult to leave KJR. But you reach a point where new challenges are very important." He added that no replacement has been chosen at KJR yet.

Johnson commented on his SWEATTE/See Page 4

Serxner Takes WCAU VP/GM Position

Allan Serxner has been named VP/GM at CBS's WCAU/Phil- adelphia, replacing Sher- man Wildman at the News/Talk facility. Serxner had been Direc- tor/Finance & Administration for WCAU-AM & FM for the past six years, previously holding a number of financial positions at CBS -TV.

CBS VP/AM Stations Gene Lothery, in making the announce- ment, stated, "Allan's depth of experience in our Philadelphia stations' operations and marketplace will serve him well in meeting the challenges of this demanding assignment."

A CBS spokesman said the company hoped Wildman would be reassigned. Wildman could not be reached by press time.

www.americanradiohistory.com

`:..dramatically impacted our sales.::

We brought the Research Group in to help us determine what format direction to take with the station, instead of us just coming down here and guessing. The Research Group team came back with a strategic plan based on the research that was right on target - we've gone overall from 2.0 to 8.4 since July, when we put the strategic plan in effect. The demographics are beautiful and we are still growing.

Everything from the Research Group has been very specific -a real plan for success not only in Arbitron but also our income statement - it's helped our sales both locally and nationally.

The work that the Research Group has done for us in the areas of programming and promotion has dramatically impacted our sales endeavors.

John Winkel, Vice President and General Manager 97 WAIVFM

In almost every field there is a company that has earned a reputation as the leader.

The Research Group Radio's Strategic Research Team

1422 MONTEREY PROFESSIONAL PLAZA SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA 93401 805/541-2838


Kines New Plough VP Gary Kines, General Manager of Plough's

WQXM/Clearwater-Tampa, has been named a Plough VP at the company's recent board meeting. The former programmer has been GM of the AOR station since March 1981.

Plough President Wayne Hudson told R&R, "This is one means the company has of recognizing its managers for their work, and Gary is certainly being recognized for his work at building WQXM into something meaningful in the Tampa market."

Kines has been with Plough since 1975, and was PD at WQXM's AM sister WSUN/St. Petersburg be fore taking on his position.

STATION TO GO NEWS/TALK

Heifetz Becomes KERE GM Louise Heifetz has taken on the GM position at

Sandusky's KERE/Denver, while continuing as As- sistant to Sandusky Radio President Toney Brooks. Sandusky's perchase of KERE closed last week, and Heifetz announced the station would change formats from A/C -Oldies to News/Talk in mid -January.

Brooks commented to R&R, "Louise performed tremendously at KZAM-AM & FM/Seattle. Then she came back and took care of the GSM job at KBPI/ Denver and performed miracles there. I knew after her performances in those jobs that she had all the talents to be a very successful GM. At the same time I wanted to keep her in Denver because she has become very important to me in her role within the corporation. The KERE opportunity was something readymade for Louise. She's ideally suited for News/ Talk with her background at KABC/Los Angeles (where she produced Michael Jackson's show). She has a sales and programming background, and I happen to think they make the best GM's."

HEIFETZ/See Page 4

Gary Kines

WQXM

Seiden Joins KOST As Operations Manager

Fred Seiden, former radio consultant and Easy Listening Radio Editor for R&R, will join Cox Broad- casting's KOST/Los Angeles as Operations Manager in January. Commenting on his move back into the day-to-day programming of a single station, Seiden told R&R, "After more than eight years with KBIG/Los Angeles, this is certainly a challenging situation. Hopefully, I've learned enough in the past to be able to come up with some new ideas for the future. That is my intention ... to make KOST competitive." Fred Seiden

Don Dalton, VP/GM of KOST & KFI/Los Angeles, told R&R, "Fred has a proven track record in the

SEIDEN/See Page 4 SHARES IN OWNERSHIP

McGlamery Appointed VP/GM At WKOS Bill McGlamery, currently General Sales

Manager at KFMK/Houston, has been appointed VP/GM at WKOS/Nashville, effective next month. McGlamery says his role will be as an "owner/operator" and that he intends to "fine-tune" the station's A/C format.

"It's a 100 kw Clas-s C FM with a great signal, good dial position, and a good PD, and I have high hopes of it being a very successful, competitive station in the Nashville market," McGlamery told R&R.

McGlamery has held the GSM job at KFMK McGLAMERY/See Page 4

Fish, Thompson Given RKO VP Titles

RKO Radio conferred vice presidential appointments on two GM's last week, WRKO/Boston's Bob Fish and WHBQ/Memphis's Ron Thompson. Fish has managed WRKO since July 1980, and supervised its transition from CHR to News/Talk, previously serving as WOR/New York's National Sales Direc- tor. Thompson was appointed GM at WHBQ in July 1980, after a 23 -year California radio career.

Fish told R&R, "I'm not one who is overtaken by titles. I appreciate the stroke of confidence by the company in what we're doing here, but I'll be much happier when we get to be number one in the marketplace."

Thompson commented to R&R, "I thank my staff for all their efforts, as we have WHBQ on the best course it has been on in years, and I thank RKO corporate for their confidence in me and the station."

McKenna New WOKY & WMIL GM

Jerry McKenna, GSM at KZAP/Sacramento, has been appointed General Manager of WOKY &

WMIL/Milwaukee. McKenna replaces WOKY &

WMIL VP/GM Bill Jaeger, who was dismissed along with GSM John Pinch last week by Charter President John Bayliss.

McKenna told R&R, "This is an opportunity with dramatic implications. What really brought me here is John Bayliss. I've known him for a while, and I knew there were some changes going on within the chain. We have an FM to put on the air here plus an AM that was once a powerhouse Top 40 rocker. The AM has an excellent signal but does need to be streamlined a bit." McKENNA/See Page 4

Moen Named National PD For United Chain

John Moen has been appointed National Pro- gram Director for the nine -station United Broadcast- ing chain, coming from Operations Manager at United's OK100/Washington. VP/Operations Bill Parris commented, "John's contributions to our corporate programming de- signs have proved invalu- able ... In our management realignment I have had to assume many more responsibilities for the day- to-day operations for our stations. We needed someone who could spend 100% of his time in programming concept development and performance. John's just the right person to coordinate our bright team of local program directors." John Moen

Moen stated, "I'm excited about the challenge of creating and implementing concepts for such a

MOEN/See Page 4

Picozzi Promoted To PD At WYSP

Michael Picozzi has been officially named Pro- gram Director at WYSP/Philadelphia, where he had been acting PD for two months following the departure of Dick Hungate. Picozzi will continue as morning man for the station.

WYSP's acting GM Mel Karmazin, who is Presi- dent of Infinity Radio, told R&R, "We had about 32

applicants for the position, and felt Michael's knowledge of the Philadelphia market, and WYSP in particular, made him uniquely qualified."

Picozzi told R&R, "I'm ready for the challenge ahead of us. We've already started making changes. A lot of things had been forgotten, basics left behind. The station has not assessed itself for awhile."

Before joining WYSP, Picozzi was morning man at AOR competitor WMMR, and also served as PD at WHCN/Hartford during his ten-year career.

The TW/A Quote -of -the -Month: "Todd Wallace has a better grasp of the basics of dynamic winning radio than any consultant I know. If Wallace can't fix a station, it can't be fixed. - Gary Stevens, President Doubleday Broadcasting It won't cost you a penny to find out what Todd Wallace can do for you. Call Toll Free 800-528-6082 to find out what Gary Stevens already knows about Todd Wallace/Associates.

index research Todd Wallace associates

N , ,,, o i t PAGE 3 . ... 12-11-81 this week

' 81RE, News Of Washington Networks/Program Ratings &

CHR News Top 81 Top 15 Hits A/C News Top 81 Top 15 Hits AOR News Top 81 Top 15 Hits Country News Top 81 Top 15 Hits Nashville Black Radio Top 81

News/Talk

features Street Talk TV News Videoscope

formats Contemporary

AOR

Country

IN \E99

The Year 14

24

SupplierslReps 26

Research 28

30 34 36

38 40 41

42 45 46

47 49 50

News 51

News 52 53

News 54

6 Brad Messer 12 8 Opportunities 76 8 Marketplace 77

Hit Radio . 56 Adult/Contemporary .. 72

63 Black Radio 73

70

staff Editor & Publisher BOB WILSON Vice President. Sales 6 Mekong. DICK KRIZMAN

Execuóve Edam. KEN BARNES, JOHN LEADER Art Director RICHARD ZUMWALT

AAUCanter paary Editor JEFF GREEN AOR Editor. JEFF GELB Bieck Radio Eder WALT LOVE Contemporary HA Redo Eder JOEL DENVER Country Edlo CAROLYN PARKS News Tek Ede, GAIL MITCHELL Ratings k Research Eder JHAN MIRER Coninbuteg Ed. JIM DUNCAN Assocure News Editor DON WALLER !Ashok; Correspondent BIFF COLLIE Assetare Editors: KRISANN AGLIO, CHRISTINA ANTHONY. ELLEN BARNES, NINA GOMEZ, LINDA MOSHONTZ. PAULA PONCE. SYLVIA SALAZAR. CLAUDIA STEWART Computer SeMcee Director DAN COLE Asaetnt LEE CLARK Reeeacb. JACK TOOTHMAN Traffic Director- ADRIENNE RIDDLE

CeMAe Co nsul'nt MARK SHIPPER Associe Art Proctor MARILYN FRANDSEN PhoNPWty- ROGER ZUMWALT Production Seecio, RICHARD AGATA Typoglpny: KENT THOMAS, ELIZABETH WESTON &eo/res: L.T. PEARL, GARY VAN DER STEUR

Wmaingtn Bureau: 1101 Connecticut Ave.. NW &Me 1004 Washegton, DC 20036. 12021 /66.460 Bureau Civet JONATHAN HALL National Sags Director BARRY O'BRIEN Washington Edtor BRADLEY WOODWARD Oboe Manager. VIVIAN FUNN Legal Couse/ JASON SHRINSKY

Woe Presment. enganes! Alors. ROBERT KARDASHIAN Creative Services Deecto: MIKE ATKINSON Marketplace Coordinator PAM BELLAMY Office Manager NANCY HOFF Adrr natrethe Aasietant GAYLE DUNCAN Contraire, MARGARET BECKWITH Assolent CAROL TAYLOR Circubtun JUDY LUCARELLI

Radio 8 Records A Is published every Friday by Radio & Records, Inc., 1930 Century Park West. L.A., CA 90067 (213) 553-4330. Subscriptions $195 per year or $55 per quarter. All reasonable care taken but no responsibility assumed for unsolicited material. R&R reserves all rights in material accepted for publications. All letters addressed to R&R or its Editors will be assumed intended for publication and reproduction and may therefore be used for this purpose. Nothing may be reproduced in whole or in part without written persmission from the Publisher. The terms AOR, Back Page, Breakers, Most Added. Na- tional Airplay/30, Parallels, Radio & Records, and Street Talk are registered trademarks of Radio & Records. Printed in U.S.A. Mailed first class to the United States. Canada. England, Australia, New Zealand. and Japan. 1981 Radio & Records, Inc. A division of Harte -Hanks Communications.


POLIDOR HEADS COUNTRY MARKETING Advisory Council F inalists Determined RftR/Friday, December 11, 1981

Steinberg Returns As Polygram Consultant

Irwin Steinberg, former Poly- gram chairman and founder of its Mercury label, has returned to the label as Senior Consultant to the President. He had been involved in record, cable, and other forms of entertainment consultation.

Polygram President Guenter Hensler commented, "Irwin's wealth of experience in the record business is incredible, and he knows more about the history of this company than anybody. We've known each other for over ten years and always worked well together. I am confident that Irwin's involvement will greatly enhance this company's progress."

At the same time, Joe Potidor has been appointed Director/Coun- try Marketing. Most recently Re- gional Product Development Manager based in Chicago, he will move to Nashville and report to Sr. VP/Sales & Marketing Jack Kier- nan. Kiernan said the move

Surrey Continued from Page 1

Surrey Broadcasting is a privately held company whose principals include John Nichols, who is also Chairman of Devon Energy, a major oil and gas concern in Oklahoma; Campbell Stukemen, who is connected with the Rockwell aerospace interests; and the J.E. Fowler estate.

Reportedly, Surrey will announce another AM/FM major market acquisition before the end of the year. The Surrey -Charter deal is subject to FCC approval.

Sweatte Continued from Page 1

departure: "I've been with the company for nine years, and if you've been with a company that long and you've thought of going some place else at some point, particularly in business for yourself, you pick the time when it's best for everybody. I think this, happens to be a very good time for Golden West and myself. The station is doing very well. Everything seemed to fall into place right now."

"marks the beginning of our plan to expand" the company's country division.

Sharell Continued from Page 1

considerable skills to maximize E/A's promotion efforts with focus on our albums and album artists. His experience at the local, regional, and national levels provides him the background necessary to work with the E/A team."

Sharell, a former radio personality and Verve recording artist, worked in promotion at A&M and Buddah before joining E/A in 1973. He became VP/International for the company in 1974, then VP/Artist Development in 1976, VP/Creative Services in 1979, and Sr. VP earlier this year.

RKO Continued from Page 1

whether RKO is qualified to remain a licensee.

One option is to put all challenges to RKO licenses on hold and first decide on the group's overall credentials. Only if RKO was found fit, therefore, would lengthy comparative renewal hearings be needed for each outlet.

Another route would be to pro- ceed on all fronts at once, con- sidering RKO's qualifications in the context of the comparative renewal proceedings.

It appears that no two observers agree on the meaning of last week's court decision. One FCC official believes RKO was "ir- refutably" found to be unfit to hold a license, making it difficult for the Commission to let RKO keep any of its stations.

But a communications attorney told R&R the decision gives the FCC broad leeway to "either forgive and forget, or to come down hard" on RKO by taking away some or all of its remaining stations.

One point on which there is broad agreement, however, is that the Fowler Commission is likely to believe denial of three television licenses was too harsh a penalty for RKO's misdeeds.

Herb Levin, VP/GM of WQBA- AM & FM/Miami has been elected to fill a slot on the Arbitron Radio Advisory Council, and finalists for the other five open seats have been selected. Arbitron subscribers are being sent ballots to note their choices, with results due in several weeks.

Levin was elected to fill the Council opening representing the Hispanic format. The other five format openings and the finalists in each are:

Contemporary, Markets 51+ (three-way tie)

Vince Cremona, WICC/Bridgeport Lew Latto, WAKX-AM & FM/Duluth Phil Zeni, KAAY & KLPQ/Little Rock

MOR/Personality, Markets 1-50

Paul Palmer, KFMB/San Diego

Jim Mme, KING/Seattle-Tacoma (see below)

MOR/Personality, Markets 51+

Glenn Bell, KSO/Des Moines

Jack Portemous, WDBO/Orlando

Beautiful Music, Markets 1-50

Ted Dorf, WGAY-AM & FM/Washington John Moler, WRFM/New York

AOR/Other Carl Hirsch, WMMS/Cleveland Frank Wood, WEBN/Cincinnati In an interesting sidelight, Jim

Kime was one of the top voteget- ters, but declined to have his name placed on the final ballot. Kime told R&R that "although I would have been happy to do whatever I could on the Council, I feel that my involvement on the RAB All -Indus- try Radio Ratings Committee would cause a personal conflict of interest. Thus, I've decided not to stay in the Advisory Council running." Arbitron spokesperson Con- nie Anthes could not name a replacement for Kime at presstime, although she did indicate there would be another broadcaster listed besides Palmer in the major market MOR category.

Continued from Page 3

diverse group of formats. Bill's a great teacher - he's always kept his programmers aware of what's going on at our other stations, and he's always asked for opinions and ideas that could lead to improvements in all our formats.

"Winning programming techniques are similar in all our formats," he continued. "Give the people what they want, using a good mix of music, personalities, news, and public affairs. Add to that a dedication to being on the streets and a station involved in the community it serves, and you've got the foundation for success."

Moen

Seiden Continued from Page 3

Easy Listening format, and KOST, which is a major facility, needs some life. It needs the expertise of a Fred Seiden to bring it to life. I decided that it was time for KOST to be treated as a totally separate entity in the KFI-KOST organization, and Fred has been hired with the complete license to do what is necessary for KOST's continued success."

McGlamery Continued from Page 3

since the station went on the air in 1979. He was previously an account executive and then Regional Sales Manager at Z93 (W ZGC) /Atlanta for seven years.

The station's owners include Los Angeles attorney Joseph Wolf, American Technical Supply President Murray Moss of Los Angeles and WRQY/ Greensboro President/GM Tom Armshaw. In addition to WRQY and WKOS, the trio are putting a new station on the air in Pueblo, CO.

Osterhout Continued from Page 1

Gary Edens, President of Harte -Hanks Radio, stated, "Pete Schulte has done a great job over the past eight years as the original GM of WRBQ, and we're confident Mike will continue to provide strong leadership for the station. Mike's promotion will allow Pete to focus on the building of WNSI, our News/Talk station in Tam- pa/St. Petersburg, which he has been heading as GM since April. As regional VP, Pete will also continue to oversee WRBQ as well as WSGN/Birmingham."

Osterhout told R&R, "It's something I've always dreamed of to be GM of a super radio station like WRBQ. The future is in- credibly bright, especially with the talent we have, such as Scott Shannon, who is programming one of the finest -sounding stations in the country. We will continue to be a winner, and I'm glad to be a part of it."

McKennaContinued from Page 3

Commenting on McKenna's appointment, Bay- liss told R&R, "I have been talking with Jerry for over six months now and this seemed to be the ideal assignment for him. Jerry is one of the coming superstars in radio management and there will be a lot more said about him in the future."

Bayliss also promoted WOKY & WMIL Local Sales Manager Bill Hurwitz to GSM for the stations, telling R&R, "Bill has earned his stripes and has been a very good performer for us under some ad- verse conditions. I know he and Jerry will work really well together."

Both appointments are effective immediately. Replacing McKenna as GSM of KZAP is Jim Cooley from KLUC/Las Vegas.

Heifetz Continued from Page 3

Heifetz told R&R, "It's a complete build situation from the ground up. It's very exciting to watch the actual birth of the radio station. Each week we're hiring people and building it before it goes on the air. It's a lot of fun."

Heifetz said the station will go dark for about two weeks for technical purposes before the News/Talk format debuts, with a new transmitter to be installed. The current staff has been invited to apply for news positions at the station if interested; otherwise they will exit December 23. Heifetz added, "I don't intend to hire a PD per se. I've hired Dave Roe as News Director from KOA here in Denver. He was News Editor and air personality there. He'll be in charge of the whole news operation. At least initially, I'll work with the talk talent directly."

THE"MUSIC OF

AL HAM and JIM WEST Wish to thank all 94 radio stations

now programming this 35-64 smash format, with a special thanks

to the 65 stations added in 1981. Call collect (214) 243-2434 for information


THE RADIO PROGRAMS SOURCE BOOKTM

COMPARE OURS OR THEIRS

When Broadcast Information Bureau began to prepare the most complete and comprehensive radio programs source book available anywhere, we knew that they were doing something similar. But you're a professional and you need a source book for professional use. So, we want you to compare. We charge $59.95 (which includes a free update). They say they charge $14.95 (no update included). Most of you got it for free. We lose on price -and only on price - but that's where the comparison ends.

Why are we worth $45.00 more? We'll show you!

Maybe we're a little prejudiced. We want you to buy our book - not theirs.

As a professional, you can't be fooled. We want to be around for a long time - just like the 30 years we've been doing this in the television business. So compare - ours or theirs.

Please fill in the coupon and return at yourearliest convenience. PUBLICATION DATE-JANUARY 15, 1982. Allow 4

weeks for delivery.

THE

(RADIO PROGRAMS SOURCE BCDK

A PUBLICATION OF INE BROADCAST INFORMATION BUREAU. INC.

-.417

us

1 8,1(9. s

THEM The Radio Programs Source Book'

is prepared by Broadcast Information Bureau, Inc., an independent organization, with no ax to grind, no programs to sell.

Their Book is prepared by The Associa- tion of Independent Radio producers- a group of producers and distributors that sell their own programs.

The Radio Programs Source Book" gives equal billing to all program producers and distributors with objective synopsis of programs.

They feature their own material listing synopsis of mostly their own members' programs.

The Radio Programs Source Book" gives you up to 25 facts about each title.

They give you limited information.

The Radio Programs Source Book" not only gives you a complete alpha- betical listing but cross references by main category, subject category and title.

They have a table of contents.

The Radio Programs Source Book" is based on a computerized data program stored and updated contin- uously.

Ask them what they do. We don't know.

YES! I want to reserve a copy of THE RADIO PROGRAMS SOURCE BOOK'TM.

Price: $59.95, plus $3.00 postage and handling. N.Y. State residents add appro- priate tax.

Here is my check for $ for copy(ies) of THE RADIO PROGRAMS SOURCE BOOKTM Bill Me ri Make check or money order payable to and mail to: Broadcast Information Bureau, Inc. 100 Lafayette Drive, Syosset, N.Y. 11791 (516) 496-3355 Telex: 6852011

Name

Title

Company or Radio Station

AM/FM Market Rank

Address

City State Zip

Authorized Signature


upert Holmes Fill Circle

Lottery

Eligibility Numbers Finalists:

000060 000050 000091 000008 000058 000025 000069 000033 000036 000105

WOWO/Ft. Wayne WHBC/Canton WOHO/Toledo WFYR/Chicago KUGN/Eugene KDKA/Pittsburgh WVLK/Lexington KNBR/San Francisco KPLZ/Seattle WKZE/Cape Cod

Winner to be announced next week.

*If station policy dictates that a P.D. cannot accept the grand prize, then the grand prize may be used at the station for on -air giveaway.

FULL CIRCLE, the new Rupert Holmes album, contains the hit single "Loved By The One You Love." Produced by Rupert Holmes for The Holmes Line Of Records, Inc.

LP #5E-560 single #E-47225

R&R/Friday, December 11, 1981

STREEt TALK.

Despite the sale of the Charter stations to Surrey Broadcasting (see Page 1), Street Talk hears that Charter Programming VP Al Casey is

in Milwaukee to determine a new direction for WOKY and to select a course for WMIL, which has yet to hit the air. We hear WOKY could be Country, could be Al Ham's "Music Of Your Life." Reportedly CHR and AOR are the main contenders for WMIL. And by the way, when Surrey does officially take over the six Charter stations, look for the new company to retain the services of both Al Casey and Charter National Programming Coordinator Sherry Toennies.

If you've heard that Marvin Weatherly, engineer and member of the Alaska Public Utilities Commission, has picked up powerful support to become the next FCC Commissioner, it now appears that current FCC General Counsel Steve Sharp has lined up even more impressive backing. Inside word at the Commission has Sharp supported by the one man who really counts - President Reagan.

"...Tell Him I'm In A Meeting!" This rumor's been around before, but this

time it just may be fact - "60 Minutes" is in-

vestigating independent promotion in the record

industry. Mike Wallace's researchers have already talked to several record and radio folks.

What CBS isn't disclosing yet is if anyone has

talked back. He's done it before, and the rumor is that he

may do it again. Cecil Heftel just might be ready

to sell all his radio properties (except Honolulu) in the near future.

Congratulations to Gene Lothery, VP/CBS O&O AM's, on being named to the NAB Board slot opened up when CBS Sr.

VP/Radio Bill Grimes moved over to become

VP/Chief Operating Officer of ESPN.

It's True Former Polygram VP/Pop Promotion Jim

Collins has indeed been named Assistant PD of

WNBC/New York. Jim takes over from Buzz Brindle, who held the position for more than four years before joining MTV as Director Of

Music Programming. ABC's first satellite station has leased an en-

tire floor of a New York City office building. They're getting ready ... a staff is currently being hired.

Bobby Rich has joined the 50kw clear channel air staff at KFI/Los Angeles. Bobby takes over the 6-10pm slot.

A $30 transmission line coupling took three Miami radio stations off the air for almost 24

hours last weekend (12-5 & 6). I-95, Love -94 and WYOR, which all share the same tower, are now back on the air at 10% normal power until a new

transmission line can be strung. The culprit coupler sprung a leak, causing a huge RF arc that shorted out the tower.

Mark McCoy is the new PD at KBBC/Phoenix, coming from the Operations Manager slot at KWKN/Wichita. KBBC is

moving from soft AOR to A/C. Another format shift is happening in

Phoenix as KXAM (KOPA's sister AM) dumps Oldies for all -currents. Now billed as X -Rock, KXAM is being programmed by KOPA & KXAM Operations Manager Steve Rivers and MD Chaz Kelly.

Jimi Remembered, Finally A promotion that began almost 15 months

ago is nearing completion. KZOK/Seattle has been wrangling with city officials in an attempt to secure a spot in the city for a Jimi Hendrix Memorial (Hendrix was from Seattle). The sta-

tion raised more than $20,000, and late last week city park officials gave the station permission to erect a Hendrix memorial in one of the city's parks. The next step is for KZOK to accept design proposals and build the tribute. PD Nils Von Veh predicts the grand (finally!) unveiling next April.

Congratulations to WIGY/Bath, ME PD Scott Robbins, who has been promoted to Operations Manager. He will continue to handle the WIGY programming chores.

Want to hear some really creative production? Dan O'Day has just made available a

cassette loaded with the winners of his "Galaxy Production Competition." The tape has 90

minutes worth of winners in the commercial and promotional production categories. If you're in-

terested, give Dan a call at O'Liners Interna- tional Headquarters in Fresno - (209) 431-1502.

Going, Going, Gone The equipment of the Enterprise Radio

all -sports net was auctioned off last week in Avon, CT. A satellite uplink system brought $32,500 and more than a dozen Ampex tape decks went for $3000 each. Meanwhile, Avon

police say former Enterprise principal Scott Rasmussen's illness is still preventing them from serving the arrest warrant issued by the Connecticut Department of Labor for his failure to pay wages to ex -Enterprise staffers.

There'll be some spicy topics on the agenda as Arbitron executives meet with members of the Radio Advisory Council in Cancun, Mexico.

They'll be discussing new ways to price Arbitron contracts, the future of monthly reports, and the results of the recently completed Advisory Coun- cil poll regarding the ratings firm. Tom Hoyt, who'll be chairing his last Advisory Council meeting, told Street Talk, "This survey achieved

the highest rate of return ever" for a poll on how

broadcasters feel about Arbitron. Ole!

A PROFESSIONAL COMEDY SERVICE

COMEDY SERVICE PRESENTS "Throwaways"

Intros - outros designed to relate to your format and flow. Another

radio first. See our ad in the Marketplace section for more information.

3530 Timmons Lane, Suite 30I -D, Houston, TX 77027, (713) 960-8482

©1981 Elektra/Asylum Records° A Warner Communications Co.


DICK C

A new weekly four hour program announced by a major radio personality with these exclusive features each week:

A profile of a major star of contemporary music featured throughout the show such as Elton John, Olivia Newton -John, The Commodores and others!

The stories behind the songs as told by many of the hitmakers themselves throughout the show.

Interviews from Dick Clark's extensive tape archives from the fifties, sixties, and seventies by stars like Elvis, Paul Anka, Neil Sedaka, The Beach Boys and many more!

All the great music you remember from the beginning of Rock and Roll until today.

Produced by the folks who were part of it all-Dick Clark Productions.

The idea for this weekly radio show came from Dick Clark's successful book, "Rock, Roll and Remember".There is no one more intimately acquainted with the world of popular music and its stars.

For more information on this exciting new show call 800/368/3033 or 703/556/9870 in Virginia.

Thefflkdsbtions 635 Madison Avenue, NY, NY 10022

7927 Jones Branch Drive, McLean, VA 22102


RBR/Friday, December 11, 1981

Up, Up, and Breakin' Away!

WXKS-FM 24-21

KSLQ 27-25

WGCL add

KRLA on

KIQQ 20-19

KFRC deb 38

KYYX on

WHFM 29-27

WKEE on

WHHY add

KFMK deb 22

KZFM 19-15

KSET-FM 20-19

KINT 31-22

WTIX deb 38

B97 deb 30

WFMF add

G100 31-28

WAAY on

BJ105 on

WDOQ on

KX 104 add

WMAK-FM add

WGH 21-13

WV1C add

KYNO-FM 36-29

FM 102 add

KGG1 18-17

KNBQ deb 27

KCPX 40-37

KHYT deb 34

WGUY on

WLAM add

WFBG on

95SGF add

WFOX on

WISE on

WFLB on

KILE 33-29

KVOL deb 29

99KG on

KENT 40-39

KSLY add

KATI add

KQDI on

KOZE add

"Breakin' Away"

AL JARREAU

Produced By: Jay Graydon

On Warner Bros. Records

CBS Wins Three -Way Battle A highly competitive Nielsen ratings race was won by CBS for the week ending December 6.

With 10 programs in the top 12, CBS earned an 18.7 average rating. ABC, with "Monday Night Football" leaping to third, was second for the week with a 1 7.7 rating. And NBC, the perennial cellar -dweller, turned in a solid performance paced by a No. 7 debut by "Bret Maverick," taking home a 1 7.0 rating. CBS also scored a first-time success with "Falcon Crest" (following "Dallas") coming in 8th. With the sweeps over, only one special registered in the top 20, ABC's "A Long Way Home" in 1 7th place. The standings:

1 1 60 Minutes (CBS) 5 11 The Jeffersons (CBS) 2 2 Dallas (CBS) - 12 House Calls (CBS) 13 3 Monday Night Football (ABC) 18 13 Little House On The Prairie (NBC) 8 4 Archie's Place (CBS) - 14 Lou Grant (CBS) 11 5 M*A*S*H (CBS) - 15 Dynasty (ABC) 6 6 One Day At A Time (CBS) - 16 Hill Street Blues (NBC) - 7 Bret Maverick (NBC) - 17 A Long Way Home (ABC Sun. Movie) - 8 Falcon Crest (CBS) 4 18 Three's Company (ABC) 3 9 Dukes Of Hazzard (CBS) - 19 Real People (NBC) 7 10 Alice (CBS) - 20 Magnum, Pl (CBS)

KING OF THE SOAP OPERAS: Mutual talk show host Larry King played himself on ABC's "Edge Of Night" last month. Pictured during the episode are (l -r) King and actresses Ann Flodd and Lois Kibbee.

Music On TV

The Bellamy Brothers, Chilliwack, Gladys Knight & the Pips, Melba Moore, the Plasmatics, Rex Smith, and Rod Stewart join Andy Gibb and Marilyn McCoo on "Solid Gold" for the week of December 11 . Smokey Robinson's 25th anniversary in music is celebrated on "American Band-

stand" December 12. Motown's Keith & Darrell (Robinson's nephews) will also appear ... Robox's Dobie Gray guests on the first annual "Turner Family Christmas Card" on

WTBS, the cable "superstation" Jose Feliciano is on "John Davidson" December 18 and "American Bandstand" December 19.. The Four Tops are guests on "Fridays" December 18 . . Kim Carnes and Tina Turner guest on Rod Stewart's satellite simulcast December 19 ... Johnny Lee appears on the "America's Top 10 Christmas Special" December 19.

The Rolling Stones are planning a few special treats for cable/pay TV viewers of their December 18 Virginia performance. Special guest stars and other unspecified attractions will be

presented for the at-home audience, while the in -person crowd will not be aware of their existence. The show is being targeted for the "primary audience" of TV viewers.

In an ambitious move, the Oklahoma City -based Miller, Bowling & Benjamin ad agency is put-

ting together a live daily two-hour contemporary music program on KAUT -TV in town, featuring KLNK personality Les Michaels as host. Local teenagers will participate in promotions and other ac-

tivities, videos and (it's hoped) live performances by touring artists will be shown, and the aim, ac-

cording to supervising producer Mike Miller, is to target "between 'Bandstand' and MTV in a local

situation." Miller is interested in record company input, and can be reached at (405) 478-4300.

VIDEOSCOPE NATIONAL LIVE CONCERT SATELLITE VIDEO NETWORK PREMIERES: The Concert

Satellite Network (CSN), a Florida -based firm, has joined forces with 25 rock music clubs across the nation to create a video network that will simulcast (via satellite) one concert weekly. These concerts will originate from different participating clubs, with the initial broadcast Tuesday (12-8) featuring Meatloaf live from the Agora Ballroom in Akron. This video concert series will be promoted by the participating clubs in each city in conjunction with leading local rock stations .. .

Call letters? Special events? Your own opinion? No comment? Whatever you want to get across, Marketplace Labels can provide bumper -to -bumper communication. We print and ship your order of bumperstickers or window decals within 5 days of copy approval, at low cost. And our laminating process will keep your message sticking around a lot longer than other stickers. ORDER TODAY TOLL -FREE 800.328-4067 MARKETPLACE LABELS 500 So. Third St., Minneapolis, MN 55415


Presenting "WHEN ALL IS SAID AND DONE, 3889

the first single from "THE VISITORS," the new album from SD 19332 AA

Produced and arranged by Benny Andersson & Bjorn Ulvaeus. A Polar Music International Production.

a. 1981 Arlonnc Recording Corp. ®rA Warner Commumcorrons Co ATLANTIC


If you program for the young adult audience, don't let a good thing slip through your fingers into the lap of your competition. RADIORADIO, the exciting new service from CBS, has created programming that will set apart your station's sound, yet blend perfectly with the tone of your current format. Specifically aimed to satisfy the interests and needs of your young adult audience, this informational and lifestyle programming ensures that your station will make a sound dif- ference in your marketplace.

Included in RADIORADIO's service are 2 minutes

of news every hour. Presented in a fresh, upbeat way, it's written and reported by a new team of highly

qualified professionals. Now you'll be able to keep a young adult audience interested and informed with news that's presented by the best in the business, CBS News.

Every month RADIORADIO brings you concerts recorded live and broadcast in stereo. You can depend on these 90 -minute gala events to feature the most outstanding talent available.

And every month RADIORADIO delivers long - form music specials that spotlight the hottest groups and solo artists around. An exciting combination of music and live interviews brings you the best talent in

the business. Plus, RADIORADIO will have an open telephone line during these music specials. Listeners all


IF YOU DON'T PROGRAM RADIORADIO,

YOU'LL HAVE TO PROGRAM AGAINST IT.

across the country will have an opportunity to call in and chat with their favorite stars.

RADIORADIO also provides 90 -second informational programs to attract the listeners you want to reach. Scheduled four times a day, these features directly respond to the interests and lifestyles of young adults.

RADIORADIO gives you an unrivaled program mix that will decidedly increase your station's impact. You can count on the long -acclaimed expertise, quality and credibility of CBS itself. Don't let your competition get the jump on you. Make the first move...call David West in New York at (212) 975-2097 or Steven Epstein in Los Angeles at (213) 460-3547

se

SERVICE OF CgS


R&RiFriday, December 11, 1981

°ke i: ,ree 7.2 .7. 70

CHRISTMAS CLASSICS FROM THE CHRISTMAS MUSIC EXPERTS Word & Myrrh Records traditionally have been the forerunners in creating the music for the holiday season and now we deliver it to your station.

The perfect sounds of Christmas featuring:

B.J. Thomas "Silent Night" "The First Noel"

Evie "Come On Ring

Those Bells" "One Small Child"

Imperials "What Child Is This" "It Came Upon A

Midnight Clear" And premiering:

Steve Camp "Starlight" WORD's special sampler Gift Of Music

tailored especially for your sound is

on your desk now.

Don't miss "WORD's Christmas Radio Collection."

Happy Holidays from your friends at

WORD RECORDS or6,.on60ww0 10663070766

eo. VVO Nbco Ie70376703

For more information contact: WORD Promotion Coordinators

East Coast: Brad Burkhart 404-928-0327

West Coast: Doris Purcelli 206-282-8840

Not Quite In The Spirit Yet In the best of all possible worlds, where only warm smiles and good thoughts abound, you and I would likely be immersed

in feelings of good will and holiday cheer at this time. I'm still a bit short of attaining that Pollyanna state of mind for Christmas '81, because I've been letting my thoughts drift among the ghosts of seasons past to explore how things used to be at stations just before Christmas.

The cheapest guy I ever worked for wouldn't pay overtime, called people in for weekend staff meetings, and put folks on horrible split shifts. We didn't realize we were being taken advantage of, and most of us thought of him as a generous fellow, because at this time of year here would come a bonus check. A pretty fat one ... a full two weeks' pay.

Another station always had a full-scale blowout party with actual non-tradeout food and hard liquor. With about two drinks under their belts, staffers who had been giving one another the hot eye all year would sneak off to various dark parts of the station to get to know themselves better, and there was always - repeat, always - a marriage on the rocks within hours of one of those station hair -down blasts.

At a station whose ratings had (unexpectedly) shot over the top into undisputed first place, the management decided to go for mail-order catalog goodies for the staff. We were presented with fairly nice wine goblets, with the call letters etched into the glass.

My all-time favorite example of watching expenses is a station where the money rolled in like tidal waves of green, but the boss threw no parties and gave no gifts or bonus checks. Instead, we were encouraged to attend a party thrown by a successful local business whose management liked to hang around with minor local celebrities. We called it our Charity Christmas Party and felt sorta like orphans being entertained by the Kiwanis.

Now, that's off my mind. I'm gonna concentrate on getting into that real Christmas spirit of giving without asking what's coming in return. Give me a few hours, I'll get it happening.

CALENDAR "Crazy Golf' Begins

MONDAY, DECEMBER 14: America's first mini -golf course opened in Florida 56 years ago today in 1925. What the British call "crazy golf" had been played for hundreds of years overseas, where military cadets who carried clubs became known as caddies.

While riding around his estate during a snowstorm, George Washington caught "a chill" which put him in bed: after a couple of days of medical treatment which included bleeding, the 67 -year -old "father of our country" died 182 years ago today in 1799.

Anne Marie Patty Duke-Astin is 35. "Whole Earth Catalog" publisher Stewart Brand is 43. Actress Lee Remick is 46 and Charlie Rich hits 49.

Bill Of Rights Day TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15: The legendary Sioux chief Sitting Bull (son of Jumping Bull) was shot dead 91

years ago today in 1890, when Indian Police went to arrest him on charges of encouraging unrest among his people. He was at least 60.

Thirty-one years ago a Seattle shopping center erected the world's tallest cut Christmas tree, a 221 -foot Douglas fir. Fifteen years ago Walt Disney died at age 65. Two years ago the World Court condemned Iran, where American hostages

were being held. Comic actor Tim Conway is 48. Others born on this date have included deejay Alan Freed, who coined the term rock 'n'

roll; oil billionaire J. Paul Getty; and French architect Alexander Eiffel.

Big River Flowing Backward? WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16: A major earthquake 170 years ago today made the Mississippi River seem to

flow backward, and people swore they saw the water slosh so violently that the river bottom was exposed. The New Madrid 'quake on this date in 1811 was felt from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico and along the Atlantic seaboard. It created a volcano in

North Carolina, and raised new islands in the big river while causing others to disappear. At the Boston Tea Party 208 years ago, protesters raided a British ship and dumped tea overboard to protest the tea tax

(although tea sold for more in England than it did here, including the new tax). Arthur C. Clarke is 64. Actress Liv Ullmann - a Norwegian born in Tokyo - is 42. The first composer to make a liv-

ing from his music without church subsidies was Ludwig Van Beethoven, who was born 211 years ago in 1770.

The Bike Mechanics' Flight THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17: When the Wright brothers' aircraft "Flier 1" was pulled into the air by a

twelve -horsepower motorcycle engine 78 years ago today, Orville was piloting while Wilbur ran alongside holding the wingtip to keep it steady. The longest of four flights that day in 1903 was 59 seconds. (The year 1903 also produced the lightbulb- making machine, Harley-Davidson motorcycles, the Ford Model A, and the first World Series, in which Boston beat Pittsburgh I.

Journalist William Safire is 52 and musician Paul Butterfield is 39.

Lady From The Deep Freeze FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18: A year ago this weekend Jean Hilliard's car got stuck on a northwestern Minnesota

road at night, so she decided to walk two miles to a friend's house, despite a strong wind and a temperature of 22 degrees below zero. The next morning she was found frozen stiff and apparently dead. Doctors detected no heartbeat, no eye response to light, and her skin was so frozen they couldn't even give her a shot. But after a few hours she began to thaw out, and last week when I called to check on her, the 20 -year -old woman assured me she has recovered completely although the period during which she was "dead" remains a mental blank.

Rolling Stone Keith Richard is 38. Others born on this date have included baseball great Ty Cobb, pinup girl Betty Grable, and Edwin Armstrong: he invented FM broadcasting, didn't get credit for it, and while his FM lawsuit was still in

court he committed suicide.

(Communication raphics Inc

stickers. Ask how ours can be so much better at such a terrific price!

TOLL FREE 1-800-331-4438

WINDOW DECALS BUMPERSTICKERS


e whch sha bs that

d eerts the Pages ` 1e and sed ir` coßra

ofi the peop showca

the p a11 a

e view ii hts are e r+eo ish yo+

afi retrospe a d musk hwá nnßtOoó back, and w

ets eß annU Dews ws firor es pre8 Eaeh fiorit athe eae hope You exil°`! 19

a1°rß w

th reps.

WWI'', and season. spp holtiday

happy

N EWS , . Radio

Reacts T ° New

C ° m p et itive l l eng e s '

R ec° rd s Restructure

WASNGTGN.-Broadcasters

Welcome Deregulation;

Congress

Grans

NETWOKSIPRgpSUPPLIERogEPSsNetworks

Explode,

RATINGS

/Arbitr°n Intros Quarterly

Measurement,

industry Unrest

Mounts

Seven -Year

Licenses

Program m Suppliers

Proliferate, Reps

Reorganize

CNR ,- Personality

-Oriented FMCNR,s

surface

AIC --- FMA'C,s Emerge

As Ratings

Contenders

ADR --- F°rmatpommates

Many T -op

Markets

GGUNTRY --- Country Conversions

Continue T°

Climb

\\\ NEWSitALK

- More AM'sSw,tch

To Format

e

s Reaching Th

Music cord 9gß M

And s

Top 81 Nits AI Re

Formats, Plus

R&R' For Editors

Analyses BY


R&RlFriday, December 11, 1981

1981-A Year Of Transition The past year was marked by changes, substantial changes with

immediate effects and significant changes that seemed part of a longterm evolution. In radio, deregulation and the networks explosion had a strong instant impact, but their long-range effects should be even more profound - they will probably alter the entire structure of communications. Similarly, the advent of video music channels, cheaper videotape equipment, increased cable penetration, and all the other aspects of the audiovisual revolution will cause vast changes in both radio and records, the extent of which cannot yet be accurate- ly predicted.

Turning more specifically to 1981, deregulation got its start, both in law and in a changed attitude at a much more "hands-off" low -profile FCC under Mark Fowler. Satellite network program formats made their debuts this past year, while an un- precedented proliferation of networks and program suppliers provided radio with an extensive programming menu to choose from.

Demographics became an ever -more -vital concern, with "25-49" turning into a species of golden numbers sought by everyone. Increasing attention was paid to lifestyle fragmentations of those numbers, as radio learned to hit more specific targets. Country's landslide popularity of 1980 continued in 1981 with further conversions, including many old-line contemporary stations (KILT, WFIL). Adult/Contemporary took on a new glamour, as the natural format for the 25-49 audience. At the same time, AOR stations, still strongest in the 18-24 area, had a great year. Urban Contemporary, that hard -to -define hybrid of Black, CHR, and the ghost of Disco, achieved impressive ratings in many large markets.

1981 was a year for consultants. AOR notables John Sebastian and Jesse Bullet established their own advisory firms, while the recently -formed Jeff Pollack organization consulted the ABC FM's and Burkhart -Abrams kept rolling along to high ratings. Former ABC executive Dick Foreman started his own firm and won some significant corporate clients, and in Country, Burt Sherwood and Bill Hennes teamed up for considerable success.

An encouraging trend for programmers was the number of PD's who graduated in- to management in 1981, among them John Gehron (WLS/Chicago), Craig Scott (WMPS & WHRK/Memphis), Tony Berardini (WBCN/Boston), Gary Kines (WQXM/Tampa), John Lander (WCKX/Tampa), Mike McVay (WABB/Mobile), and more.

For the record side, it was a year of reorganization, restructuring, and adapting to the new realities of the marketplace, including a continuing slump in the overall economy and some general resistance to buying records. The industry analyzed its

JANUARY: Radio welcomes FCC's 6-1 vote in favor of deregulation. Spokespersons expect few changes in public affairs or commercial ceilings... Cullie Tarleton named Sr. VP/Radio for Jefferson -Pilot. William Jenn- ings Jr. replaces Tarleton as Managing Director at WBT- WBCY/Charlotte...Stan Monteiro elevated to VP/Co-

lumbia Label Promotion from his VP/Marketing-West Coast post with E/P/A. Larry Douglas, formerly Portrait National Promotion Director, replaces Monteiro... Don Col - berg named VP/Promotion for Polygram Records. He was most recently Managing Director/National Promotion for Columbia Records ...Jack Craigo appointed Division

Jack Craigo VP/U.S. & Canada at RCA Records, coming from his previous post as Managing Director at RCA Records-U.K.... Richard Foreman forms a consulting firm, Richard Foreman & Associates. Foreman was formerly VP/Programming at ABC Ra- dio...John Sebastian, most recently WCOZ/Boston PD, launches a consulting firm, John Sebastian & Associat- es...Tyrone Brown resigns as FCC Commission- er...Geoff Lebhar becomes President of WWDC-DC101/- Washington, DC ... Michael O'Shea named GM at KBLE/Seattle. O'Shea previously was group PD for Golden West Broadcasters... WMET/Chicago airs tracks from crosstown rival WLUP's $500,000 "Mystery Riff" contest, generates furor... Denise Oliver named VP/Operations & Programming for Capitol Broad- casting, coming from the WIYY/Baltimore PD post... Polygram reorganizes Phonogram/Mercury, Polydor and Casablanca labels into one entity, Polygram Records Inc....Bob Fauser, former KRBE/Houston GM, becomes VP/Radio Division at Viacom... Veteran broad -

situation come.

Guenter Hensler at Polygram, Dick Asher at CBS, and Jack Craigo at RCA were among the key executives in new positions of prominence this year, and important new promotion and marketing responsibilities were bestowed upon Russ Thyret, Vic Faraci, Bob Sherwood, Ray Anderson, Vince Faraci, Joe Mansfield, Jack Forsythe, Bruce Lundvall, Jack Kiernan and many more.

A year of transition 1981 certainly was, and perhaps one of indirection and confusion in certain areas as well. But with the proper attention to research, technology, and simply giving people what they want from music, records, and radio, the transitions which evolved in 1981 may lead to a brighter future.

more realistically this past year, and further adjustments are no doubt to

caster Karl Eller to head Media Division of Columbia Pictures... Dick Kline named President of Radio Records. Kline, most recently Exec. VP at Polydor, pens a distribution pact with his longtime employer, Atlantic Rec- ords...Al Teller joins the CBS Records Group as VP/Opera- tions-Staff of the Deputy President...Ross Reagan

Dick Kline named National PD for Shamrock, coming from his previous post as KUDL/Kan- sas City PD... Jeff Ryder becomes VP/Programming &

Operations for Northeast Communications. He was most recently PD at WBNS/Columbus... Jim Ryan takes the Group PD post at Patten Communications, coming from his MD position at WDRQ/Detroit. Concurrently, Ron Samuels is named Group Manager for Patten. Samuels was most recently VP/GM at WDOQ/Daytona Beach ...Bill Ward is elevated to Exec. VP at Metromedia from Sr. VP... Velma Brazelton is named Station Manager for WVON/- Chicago... Edwin Hardy and Marvin Rosenberg become GM's at KLZ and KAZY/Den- ver, respectively... Pat Breuer takes the GM post at WSAI-FM /Cincinnati ...Craig Scott joins WMPS & WHRK/- Memphis as GM, coming from his previous post as Na- tional PD for Plough Broadcasting ...Brian Pussilano is named VP/GM at Dick Foreman WBBM-FM/Chicago, having previously been National Sales Manager for the CBS TV stations... Lou Simon now

Sr. VP/Marketing at Polygram as label restructures marketing staff. Simon most recently served as Sr. VP/Product Development at Mercury Records. Len Epand, Mick Brown, Bill Levy, Bill Lewis, Jules Abram- son and Neil Bianco all given VP titles.

FEBRUARY: WRNO/New Orleans owner/GM Joseph Costello Ill gets permit to construct and operate the only commercial international shortwave radio station in the U.S., a 100 kw facility... Steve Dahl dismissed as morning man for WLUP/Chicago, surfaces doing afternoons at WLS-FM across town...KEFM/Omaha goes dark, lacking the capital to repair its wind -damaged tower. Meanwhile, Charter Broadcasting decides to shut down WMJX/Miami in the wake of 1980's FCC decision to revoke the station's license...Richard Kale resigns as President of Golden West Radio, becomes VP of own Radio Marketing Concepts firm... Jack Forsythe named VP/Promotion for Chrysalis, coming from his previous post as Marketing Director for Record World...Bill Figenshu elevated to VP/Programming at Viacom... Johnny Barbis named Director/Promotion for Geffen Records... George Francis becomes Presi- Jack Forsythe dent/GM at WWWE/Cleveland after leaving WAKY- WVEZ/Louisville GM post. Allen Gantman takes the WAKY GM position, coming from the GSM spot at WMJX-WHND/Detroit... Dick McCauley named Sr. VP/Stations at Blair Radio. He was formerly an ABC Entertainment Network VP...Capital Cities ups three GM's to VP/GM's: WKBW/Buffalo's Frank Woodbeck, WJR-AM/Detroit's Ron Pancrantz, and WJR-FM/De-

Continued on Page 16


Brand New For Young Lovers Everywhere.

NEIL YOUNG

CRAZY HORSE

"SOUTHERN A IFIC"

WCKX add 33 WKTI add KEZR add KYYX add WKRZ-FM add WBBQ add

WOKI add WSSX add WGH add WVIC add WJXQ deb 23 KKXX add

KGGI add WGUY add WZYQ add WCGQ add KSEL-FM add KVOL add

KKRC add KRNA add KFMZ deb 28 KENI add KSLY add KCBN add

Produced By: David Briggs, Tim Mulligan and Neil Young with Jerry Napier

x Manufactured and Distributed by Warner Bros. Records



troit's Bob Longwell... Similarly, three Doubleday GM's add the VP title: KWK & WWWK/St. Louis's David Bar- rett, KHOW-AM & FM/Denver's Sam Sherwood, and WLLZ/Detroit's Michael Solan...Victor Ives picked to head Golden West's FM Stations, coming from the chain's WTWR/Detroit...John Lander becomes GM at WCKX/- Tampa, having formerly served as PD for KGB/San Di-

ego...Jim Teeson upped to President/GM at KPPL &

KLAK/Denver from his previous post as VP/GM at KPPL... Gil Rozzo appointed GM at WMZQ/Washington, DC, coming from the GM's position at WSAI-AM & FM/ -

Cincinnati ... Jheryl Busby becomes VP/R&B Promotion at A&M, having previously held a similar post at Casa- blanca...Suzanne De Passe, a 13 -year veteran at Motown, assumes the presidency of Motown Productions... Bill Tanner elevated to VP/Pro- gramming for Metroplex from his former post as Na -

George Francis tional PD with the firm.

MARCH: Mark Fowler nominated for FCC Chairman ... Toney Brooks becomes President of San- dusky Newspapers Radio Division, having formerly been VP/GM at KBPI/Den- ver... Ed Boyd becomes President of Columbia Pic- tures Industries Radio Divi- sion, with J. Ray Padden named President/GM of the five stations. Padden was previously VP/GM at KPRZ & KIIS/Los Angeles. The lat- ter will be consulted by Toney Brooks L. David Moorhead ...Gary Edens is elevated to President/Chief Executive Officer for Southern Broadcasting, coming from his previous post as Sr. VP/Southwest Group Manager and GM at KOY/- Phoenix. Former President Bob Jones takes the Southern Vice Chairman's duties...James Wesley upped to Exec. VP/Radio for Cox Broadcasting. He was formerly VP/GM at KFI-KOST/Los Angeles ...M Casey takes VP/Programming position at Charter Broadcasting Company. He was previously PD at WHB/Kansas Ci- ty ... Elektra/Asylum names five to VP posts: Vic Faraci becomes Exec. VP/Marketing, while Kenny Buttice (A&R), Keith Holzman (Pioduction), Jack Reinstein (Financial), and Jerry Sharell (Creative) take Sr. VP titles...Joe Parish becomes VP/GM at WPLJ/New York. He was previously VP/GM at KSFX/San Francis- co...John Winkel joins WAN-AM-FM/Jacksonville as GM in the wake of Affiliated Broadcasting's takeover. Winkel was GM at WFAS- WWYD/White Plains, NY... Tom Glade upped to VP at KSL/Salt Lake City from his previous post as Assistant Station Manager...Jay Cook appointed President/GM at KSD-FM/St. Louis from his former position as VP/Station Manager... Walt Tiburski adds a VP title to his GM Vic Faraci duties at WMMS/Cleveland ...Nick Trigony takes the GM reins at KIKK-AM-FM/Houston, coming from his

previous post as GM for WPLJ/New York...Jack Crawford joins WKOS/Nashville as GM, having most recently been Sr. Programming Consultant at Drake- Chenault... Bert Keane appointed VP/Promotion &

Marketing for Dreamland Records. He was National Pro- motion Director at Warner Bros. Records...Industry veteran Ray Anderson resurfaces as VP/GM of the Pasha Music Group, whose Pasha Records will be distributed by CBS...Gary Kines becomes GM at WQXM/Tampa-St. Petersburg from his former post as

Plough's National PD ... Dick Sherman joins Motown as Sr. VP/Marketing from a similar position at Boardwalk Rec- ords...Marty Goldrod takes on the VP/GM responsibilities for Frank Zappa's Barking Pumpkin label. Goldrod was previously West Coast VP/GM at Polydor... Michael Faherty exits his GM post at WIND/Chicago but retains his

Gary Edens Group W VP/Radio position...Charter announces plans to purchase KITT- FM/San Diego... Elton John sues MCA for $11 million... RFC Records regroups as lapel licensing and national dance music promotion firm...Burrell Small, President/Chairman of Mid America Media, dies at 62.

APRIL: Burkhart/Abrams joins forces with Midwest Radio & TV, John Tyler & Associates and United Video, announces plans for a 24 -hour daily satellite network with Country and Adult/Contemporary formats. George Williams is named Network Director for the venture, coming from VP/Pro- gramming at Southern Broadcasting... RKO announces two new radio ne entitled RKO TWO and RKO THREE ... WEZC-FM/Char- lotte, NC fined a record $20,000 by the FCC for fraudulent billing during 1976-79... Jim Mad- dox (GM) and Jack Patterson (PD) exit WBMX/Chicago to form the Maddox, Patterson & Associates consultancy. Concurrently, Burt Sherwood (VP/GM) and Bill Hennes (PD) depart WMAQ/Chicago to establish the Sherwood - Hennes & Associates consultancy...Dwight Case joins Sunbelt Communications Ltd's Transtar Radio Network subsidiary as President, coming from his previous post as President at RKO Radio. Tom Burchill, formerly VP/GM at RKO, replaces Case ... Chuck Renwick elevated to Exec. VP/Network Development at NBC from his Exec. VP/Network post... Jeff Pollack signs to consult the ABC FM Network, retaining his own consultancy firm...Southern Broadcasting becomes Harte -Hanks Radio. 11 -station group moves headquarters to Phoenix, names Dave Thomas and Phil Goldman to Regional VP posts... Bruce Johnson resigns as Shamrock Broad- casting President ...RSO Records cuts staff 85 percent... Guenter Hensler becomes Polygram's Exec. VP, retaining his President/Polygram Classics post. Bill Cataldo takes VP/Pop Promotion position at Polygram. He was most recently the label's National Pop Promotion Director. Meanwhile, Vince Pellegrino joins Polygram as National Promotion Director from a similar position at CBS... Donald Dalton promoted to GM at KFI-KOST/Los Angeles from station GSM position...Ron Denman makes a similar move from GSM to GM at KSFX/San Francisco as ABC announces plans to sell the sta -

Guenter Hensler


tion... Don Pettibone becomes GM at WIOQ/Philadelphia from his previous post as VP/GM for WSNE/Providence. Also in Philly, Vincent Benedict Jr. takes on the VP/GM duties at WCAU-FM, coming from a VP/Sales post with

CBS Cable ...Tim Sullivan becomes VP/GM at KWST/Los Angeles from his GM post at KIITZ across town... Neal Mirsky is upped to Operations Director at WSHE-WSRF/Miami from his post as PD for the station... Jerry Lyman promoted to President of the RKO FM Radio Division from his previous post as Sr. VP, while

Dwight Case Bill Hogan elevated to Presi-

dent of RKO Radio Sales from his previous VP/GM position...Michael Harvey upped to President of WWSW/ Pittsburgh ... Robert Pauley, former ABC and Mutual head, forms Pauley Communications Consultants firm ...Don Thomson and Century 21 team to create consulting firm ... Miller London promoted to VP/Sales for Motown from his National Singles Sales post with the label ... WCI survey shows fewer disc buyers and more spending ... WLRS/Louisville leases local cable TV channel for promotional purposes ... Larry "Snortin' " Norton, air personality at WGRQ/Buffalo, pulls a 484 -hour airshift to break all existing records for such stunts. MAY: WBVP/Beaver Falls, PA lands first inter-

view with President Reagan since the attempt on his life... WLUP/Chicago gives away all tickets ($150,000 worth) to local Tom Petty concert...Solar Records pens distribution pact with Elektra/Asylum Records...Les Elias exits WLUP/Chicago GM position to form management consultation firm, with Heftel first client. Jim DeCastro, formerly GSM at WXKS/Boston, replaces Eli- as . . .Bee Gees, Robert Stigwood, and Polydor Records settle lawsuits. New Brothers Gibb LP to be issued on RSO label... Ariola- America label folded into 24, Arista Records...CBS, Bob Hattrik Boardwalk Records restructure distribution deal with Boardwalk going to independent distribution in the U.S.... WMAL/Washington, DC target of $20 million sexual harassment suit filed by ex-employee...Veteran broadcast personalities Gary Owens and Casey Kasem awarded stars on Hollywood's "Walk of Fame" ... Bert Whalen appointed VP/FM Stations for Westinghouse from VP/GM at KJQY-FM/San Diego... Ward Huey, owner of KZEW-WFAA/Dallas, becomes President/CEO at Belo Broadcasting. Jeff Poll, most recently KZEW GM, takes a Belo VP position.. Jack Mix appointed VP at Patten Communications, coming from his previous post as GM for WDOQ/Daytona Beach...Ron Davenport adds Chief Operating Officer title to his Chairman's duties at Sheridan Broadcasting. Concurrently, Sheridan names Glenn Mahone to the Exec. VP/General Counsel post and Skip Finley to the Sheridan Black Network presidency ... KROY/Sacramento's "Stations X, Y and Z" comparison ad spurs competitor KZAP lawsuit... Bob Hattrik elevated to VP/Programming for Doubleday from his Group PD post there... Tony Berardini becomes GM at WBCN/Boston from his previous post as PD for the station...Mike McVay segues to VP/Operations at WWWE/Cleveland from PD at WAKY/Louisville... Dave Martin takes GM post at WMAQ/Chicago, coming from GM at WDAF/Kansas City, where Martin's replacement is Thomas Connolly, formerly GSM at WKRC/Cincinna- ti...Kernie Anderson becomes GM at WBMX/Chicago from a similar post with KDIA/Oakland. Earnest James takes the KDIA GM position, having most recently been President/GM for WVON-WGCI/Chicago... Norm


AMERICA'S NUMBER ONE

PRODUCER/DISTRIBUTOR OF NATIONALLY SPONSORED

RADIO PROGRAMS, CONCERTS & SPECIALS SALUTES ... LOS ANGELES NEW YORK

Cincinnati


c. 1981 AlIon is Recordmg Corp Clr A Warner Corm,urbtollons Co

Produced by Genesis. SD 19313




Slemenda segues into the GM post at WYDD-WKPA/ Pittsburgh from the GM position at crosstown WJOI... Jack Churn becomes GM at KSJO-KXRX/San Jose, coming from the GM post at KWK/Tri-Cities, WA...Jack Starr takes over as GM at WNOR-AM-FM/Norfolk when new owners Tidewater Com- munications assume control. Starr previously was VP/GM at WDEF-AM-FM/Chattanoo- ga ...Elaine Baker moves

across town from WDRQ GSM to become VP/GM at WOMC/Detroit...Seretha Tinsley appointed VP/Station Manager for WLOU/Louisville... Bernard Moody joins KSOL/San Mateo, CA as Operations Manager...Mark Driscoll named Group PD for Brandon Communica- tions...Veteran A&R man John Hammond's John Ham- mond Records label to be distributed via CBS ... WSM/ Nashville VP/GM Len Hensel joins BMI as VP/Broad- cast Station Relations...CBS Records eliminates suggested list price on albums.

JUNE: Bonneville Broadcast Consultants and the newly -created Satellite Music Network team with plans to take Bonneville's Beautiful Music format nationwide via satellite...Radio reacts to baseball's called strike by changing its stance and substituting re -creations, sports talk or fantasy game substitu- tions... Eddie Fritts, Presi- dent of Fritts Broadcasting, elected Joint Board Chairman for NAB. Cullie Tarleton, Sr. VP/Radio at Jefferson -Pilot, takes Fritts's former post as NAB Radio Board Chair- man...Dick Asher appointed President of CBS Records Division. Simultaneously, Al Teller is named Sr. VP/GM for Columbia Rec- ords...KXRX/San Jose and KSFO/San Francisco wind up in call letter battle over KXRX's proposed switch to KSJO calls. . Neil Bogart becomes sole owner of Board- walk Records...Kevin Keogh named VP/Promotion for Alfa Records from National Promotion Director post... Metromedia purchases KHOW/Denver from Doubleday for $15 million and WWBA-FM/St. Petersburg from WWBA Inc. for $7 million. Meanwhile, Metromedia sells KSAN/San Francisco to Mabee for $7 million, and Doubleday buys WAVA/Washington, DC from WAVA

Ltd. for $8 million...In other station sales, Capitol Cities buys WBIE-FM/Marietta, GA (just outside Atlanta) for $7.5 million from James Wilder's estate. Also, Charter announces plans to sell WOKY-WMIL/Milwaukee to Sunbelt Communications for $5 million, putting WDRQ/Detroit on the block as well... Lastly, Greater Media buys WBZ- FM/Boston from Group W for $5 million, while Nation- wide buys WKZL/Winston-Salem from Golden Circle

Broadcasting for $5 million... Bruce Lundvall becomes Sr. VP at Elek- tra/Asylum Records from his former position as President of the CBS Records Group...Ron Goldstein is promoted to President of Island Records-U.S. from VP/Man- aging Director... Wayne Kearl upped to Chair-

s' man/Broadcasting & Enter - Bruce Lundvall tainment for Harte -Hanks.

Earnest James

Eddie Fritts

Taking Kearl's place as President of the organization is Bill Moll, formerly President of Harte-Hanks's TV Group. Harte -Hanks also gives three GM's (KULF/Houston's Dick French, WSGN/Birmingham's Warren Merrin and KYND/Houston's Vici Williams) VP titles...KMPS-AM & FM/Seattle GM Jim McGovern and WHYN/Springfield GM Brian Stone add VP responsibilities at Affiliated Broadcasting...ABC creates ABC Radio Enterprises group, plans satellite distribution of music and talk programs...Terrell Metheny Jr. promoted to Exec. VP for the Mesa Broadcasting Group from his previous post as Exec. VP/GM at WBCS-WMKE/Milwaukee. Gina Gallagher replaces Metheny, coming from the stations' sales staff... William Schwartz appointed President/C00 for Cox Broadcasting, with former President Clifford Kirtland moving up to Chairman... Gary Owens elevated to Creative Director for Golden West Broadcasting...20th Century -Fox Records reduces staff drastically, but remains in record business... Don Benson moves to VP/Op- erations at KIIS-FM/Los Angeles from a similar position with Western Cities... Mike Shannon becomes Operations Manager for KLAK & KPPL/Denver. Shannon was formerly with KEGL/Dallas...Jane Coleman joins WIND/Chicago as VP/GM from the GM position at WINS/New York ...Larry Anderson takes the OM/PD post at WDAE/Tampa from a similar position with WGR/Buffalo...Jim Davis becomes GM at WVAF/Char- leston, WV. Davis was most recently PD for KMPC/Los Angeles...Jim Tandy named GM at KFJZ-KEGL/Dal- las, coming from VP/GM for WLCY/Tampa-St. Peters- burg...Jim Shafer appointed VP/Operations for WCZY- FM/Detroit, having previously been PD at WOMC across town... Mary Dyson named VP/GM at WVON-WGCI/Chi- cago from a sales position there...Polygram reorganizes its Sales & Distribution operations under Exec. VP/GM Bob Sher- wood...Mary Stuart, former- . .

ly with Curtom, and Cecil Dick Asher Holmes, formerly with Chocolate City, launch Gold Coast Records... WMAL/Washington, DC denies sexual harassment allegations... KFAX/San Francisco asks FCC to re- ject KLIV/San Jose's request for new calls KSAX... Mon- tage Records cuts ties with WMOT Records, pens distribution pact with Capitol... United Broadcasting President Richard Eaton dies at 88...KCKN/Corpus Christi, TX owner Bruce Baxter III dead at 41... Reggie Barnes upped to VP/Promotion at WMOT Records from National Promotion Director ...KFMQ/Lincoln GM Harley Lampman exits to become owner/GM at KJMO/- Jefferson City, MO... Warner Films creates an hour-long radio special airing in 50 markets to promote the "Super- man II" film.

JULY: The Outlet Company, owners of seven stations, and Columbia Pictures Industries, which owns five stations, merge... CBS Radio forms young adult network, scheduled to debut in Spring 1982... ABC launches live satellite talk network, also scheduled for an '82 debut... RKO to unveil all-night talk show, "America Over- night," in September ... Ivan Braiker named VP/GM for the Satellite Music Network, coming from his previous post as GM at WIRE/Indianapolis; while Jon Anthony joins SMN as Country PD, having previously been PD at WJEZ/Chicago... Joe Scallon becomes Chairman/CEO for Mariner Communications Ivan Braiker

from his previous post as President/CEO there. Barry Dickstein replaces Scallon as President...Paul Fiddick appointed Sr. VP for Multimedia Radio, coming from his VP/GM post at WEZW/Milwaukee, where he is replaced by John Timm from the station's Sales Manager position... Tom Durney becomes Sr. VP for the Insilco Broad- cast Group, continues as VP/GM of Insilco's WQUE/New Orleans...George Johns takes the VP/Corporate Opera- tions post for Southwestern Broadcasters Inc., coming from his previous post as VP/Programming for Fair- banks Broadcasting...Jesse Bullet forms AOR consultancy firm, Jesse Bullet Inc., exiting as National PD for Southwestern... WBBG & WWWM/Cleveland sold to Robinson Communications by Embrescia Communica- tions for an undisclosed price... E. Karl becomes Sr. VP for Sunbelt Broadcasting, having previously been VP/GM for the Research Group...Tom Bender named Program Manager for the RKO ONE and RKO TWO nets. Bender was formerly PD at WRIF/Detroit... Taft cleared by FCC in last fall's "Million Dollar Contest" giveaway involving WKRC and WKRU (Q102)/Cincinnati... David Barrett becomes Exec. VP for Rogers Communications, having previously served as VP/GM for KWK & WWWK/St. Louis. Alan Thompson replaces Barrett as GM for the two stations, coming from the GSM position there ... John Gehron is elevated to VP/Station Manag- er for WLS-AM & FM/Chicago from PD ... Jerry Lee upped to VP/GM at KJQY/San Diego from the Station Manager's post at KLOL/Houston... Bob Sharon takes on the VP/GM duties, which include supervising KZAM-AM & FM/Seattle, at Bellevue Radio Inc. Sharon was previously President/GM at KLAK & KPPL/Den- ver...Jim Smith segues to the VP/GM slot at WKQX/Chica- go from a similar position at KBEQ/Kansas City... Larry Shushan promoted to Presi- dent/GM at KZEL/San Diego from his GSM position there...Bob Jones becomes GM at WRVA/Rich- mond...George Mills assumes the President/GM position at KSDO/San Diego from a similar post with Paul Fiddick WJYW/Tampa. David Strubbe becomes WJYW's VP/GM, coming from the GM position at WCKX across town... Dom Fioravanti elevated to Station Manager for WNBC/New York from GSM...John McLaughlin upped to VP/GM at KPRZ/Los Angeles from a sales position there ... Mikel Hunter promoted to Operations Manager at KOME/San Jose from the station's PD post... Brian McIntyre named GM for WDJX/Dayton, coming from his previous post as GM at WYDD/Pittsburgh... Bill Staton joins Elektra/Asylum Records as VP/Promotion-Special Markets, having previously served as VP/National Black Music Promotion for RCA Records...Myron Roth elevated to Sr. VP/GM for CBS Records/West Coast from his VP/GM position there...Arnie Orleans, formerly RCA VP/Sales, forms Destiny Records, funded by public stock issue...Bonneville International Corp. forms Bon- neville Records...Legendary air personality Art Laboe gets star on Hollywood "Walk of Fame" ... Harry Losk named Sr. VP/Marketing and Emiel Petrone appointed VP/Marketing-West Coast for Polygram Records. Both previously held regional VP posts with Polygram Distribution Inc.... Lou Cook appointed President of MCA Records International Division, retains his VP/Business Affairs duties for the label... TK Records files Chapter 11

bankruptcy ...Frank Tenore, VP/GM at WIFI/Phila- delphia, takes the GM post at WGSO/New Orleans, only to turn it down the following week for "personal reasons." Eventually, Phil Zachary is promoted to Operations Director of WQUE-WGSO/New Orleans and Tenore takes the VP/GM post at WITS/Boston.

AUGUST: Mutual Sr. VP Nick Verbitsky, Mutual VP Frank Murphy, WHN/New York PD Ed Salamon, and Dick Clark form United Stations, a 24 -hour Country satellite network ... Russ Thyret elevated to Sr. VP/Marketing for Warner Brothers Rec-


WE GIVE YOU THE NEWS YOUR WIRE MACHINE MISSESI Your wire machine already supplies you with late breaking hard news. We don't. Instead we give you late breaking humorous, crazy, bizzare and offbeat stories in twice -a -week dispatches. And the Wireless Flash offers you two exclusive sound lines that provide you with actualities of the lifestyle stories we're famous for. We've got sports news, a daily almanac and even a horoscope.

CALL COLLECT FOR A TWO WEEK FREE SAMPLE: (714) 293-1818

WIRELESS

FLASH® And our entertainment pages give you exclusive scoops on AOR, CHR and A/C artists, as well as

Hollywood celebrities. Separate services? Nope, they're all part of the Wireless Flash. Maybe that's why more than 350 radio stations in the U.S., Canada & Australia are subscribing to the Wire- less Flash. Maybe you should, too. The Wireless flash is an exclusive sen' ice of My My ICA A


SHEENA "You Could Have BeenWithMe"

Produced by Christopher Neil

CHR BREAKERS.

SHEENA EASTON You Could Have Been With Me (EMI America) 66% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 57, Debuts 38, Same 26, Down 0, Adds 21 including WNBC, 0105, KIIS-FM, 13K, WTIC-FM, WSEZ, KIIK. See Parallels, debuts at number 29 on CHR chart

A/C BREAKERS.

SHEENA EASTON You Could Have Been With Me (EMI America) 59% of our reporters on it Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 37/8, Light 27/10, Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 23 including WIP, WSB, KULF, WGAR, WOMC, KPLZ, WHEN, WERC, WRKA, WIBA, KBOI, KMJJ, KWAV, and 10 more. Moves 30-26 on A/C chart

EMI AMERICA "

1981 EMI AMERICA RECORDS, a division of Capitol Records, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

KENNY G Through theYears" Produced by Lionel Richie

WABC - JAY CLARK "Kenny Rogers has been one of the biggest and most consistent forces in the music business for the last five years."

WNBC - KEVIN METHENY

"If it doesn't bring tears to your eyes, you don't love your mother, you have no soul and you don't eat fried chicken on the 4th of July."

KIQQ - ROB MOORHEAD

"The strongest cut on the LP... on for two weeks and already strong phones."

Management: Kragen & Co. Lionel Richie appears courtesy of Commodore Entertainment Corp., Motown Records & Brockman Music.

1981 LIBERTY RECORDS, a division of Capitol Records. Inc. LIBERTY '

All Rights Reserved. Printed in U.S.A.


R&R(Friday, December 11, 1981


ords from his VP/Promotion post there. New promotion vice presidents are Dave Urso, formerly VP/GM at Planet Records, and Howard Rosen, most recently VP/GM for Bearsville Records ... Vince Pellegrino upped to VP/Promotion at Polygram Records from his Na- tional Promotion Director position ... Dick Carr named VP/Progranuning for the Mu- tual Broadcasting System .. .

Warren Maurer named VP/ AM Radio for Group W, coming from his previous post at VP/GM at KYW/Philadelphia ... Richard Dudley takes on the Chairman/CEO duties at Forward Communications as former Chairman William McCormick becomes Chair- man of the firm's Executive Committee. Tom Bolger replaces Dudley as President/Chief Operating Officer for Forward, coming from the President's post at WMTV/Madison ... Clark Smidt named VP/Broadcast Operations for the Wallace & Washburn research firm. Smidt was formerly PD for WEEI-FM/Boston ... Jack Adamson becomes President of Bonneville's California Radio Division, retains his duties as President/GM for KBIG/Los Angeles ... Gary Rodriguez appointed VP/ GM for Mariner's FM Operations from his previous post as VP/GM at the firm's KBEQ/Kansas City. Concur- rently, the firm names Susan Bethel to the GM position at WSKS/Cincinnati ... General Cinema to sell WEFM/Chicago to First Media for $9.2 million .. .

Coca-Cola rumored to be asking $27 million for KJOI/ Los Angeles ...Rust Communications cells WRNL & WRXL/ Richmond to Capitol Broadcasting for $4 million ... Century Broadcasting forms Century National Pro- ductions entertainment division ... Keith Jackson elevated to Division VP/Black Music Marketing at RCA Records from his Director/Black Music Product Mer- chandising post there. Bruce Bird's Badland Records

pacts with Columbia for distribution . . . Michael Roshkind, former Motown Vice Chairman, forms M&M Records. Mike Lushka, previously VP/Marketing at Mo- town, becomes Exec. VP .. .

Rick Bleiweiss appointed VP/ Marketing & Product Devel- opment at Polygram Records, from his previous post as VP/ Product Development ... Bob Davis becomes President of Warren Maurer

Russ Thyret

Riva Records as the label establishes West Coast offices ... Billy Bass to head WMOT Records' Pop Division, coming from his former post as Sr. VP/Promotion for Chrysalis ... Dreamland files $7.5 million suit to get out of RSO pact ... Total Experience Productions files $11

million suit against Polygram Records ... David Graves becomes VP/GM at WIND/Chicago, having formerly been VP/Programming for Group W .. .

Charles Pickering upped to GM at WJIB/Boston from his Sales Manager post ... Taft Radio Group gives VP titles to three GM's: WKRQ-FM/Cincinnati's John Soller, WTVN/Columbus's Perry Frey, and KYYS-FM/ Kansas City's Bob Garret ... Bill Phippen takes Station Manager post at WRC/Washington, DC, coming from his VP/GM spot at KOPA-AM & FM/Phoenix ... Mike Elliott moves into the Exec. VP/GM position at WAWA

& WLUM/Milwaukee from Operations Director at KENR/Houston ... Mike Faherty named GM for WSB- AM & FM/Atlanta from his previous post as GM for WIND/Chicago ... Ron Morgan adds the VP title to his duties as Operations Manager for KSD-FM/St. Louis . Bill Parris promoted to VP/Oper- ations for United Broadcast- ing, having most recently been National PD for the chain ... Dewayne Dancer upped to Operations Manager at KNOK-AM & FM/Dallas from his station PD position

. Jim Hardy becomes GM at KWFM/Tucson. He was most recently GSM for KBPI/ Mike Faherty Denver ... Ric Hansen, formerly Station Manager at KTAC/Tacoma, forms Champion Broadcasting Man- agement Services and purchases KMED/Medford, OR

Warner-Amex's MTV debuts (8-1) with an estimated audience of two million homes.

SEPTEMBER: Jeff Davidson promoted to VP/ GM for the Gannett Broadcasting Group, coming from the President/GM post with the firm's WXIA-TV/Atlan- ta, as the organization's headquarters shift from Denver to Atlanta ... Gene Lothery takes over as Corporate VP for the CBS AM Stations. Lothery was most recently VP/GM at WEEI/Boston ... Iry Siegel elevated to President/COO at Boardwalk Records from Exec. VP. Concurrently, Scott Kranzberg is promoted to Sr. VP for the label from VP/Promotion and Ruben Rodriguez is upped to VP/National R&B Promotion & Marketing from his VP/Promotion - East Coast position, while

Steve Brack is elevated to National Singles Promotion Director ... Paul Pieretti adds a VP title to his duties as National Promotion Director for Bearsville Records .. .

Herb Schlosser is appointed Exec. VP in charge of RCA's record, home video and cable TV operations ... Vince Farad elevated to Sr. VP/ National Promotion for At -

Vince Faraci lantic Records. He was formerly VP/Promotion. Larry Campbell becomes VP/ GM for the Research Group, having formerly served as

GM for KING/Seattle ... Steve Casey joins John Sebas- tian's consultation company as a VP. The firm will now be known as Sebastian, Casey & Associates ... Viacom buys WLAK/Chicago, Storer's last radiaproperty, for $8

million ... Jeff Poll, formerly VP/GM for KZEW/Dallas, forms a management consultancy firm, Radio Manage- ment Services ... Elektra/ Asylum Records pacts gospel label Light Records for distribution ... Jim DeCastro elevated to VP/GM at WLUP/ Chicago, coming from the Sta- tion Manager's post there .. .

Brian Moors promoted to VP/ GM at WHN/New York, hay- Brian Moors ing most recently been Station Manager ... Don Davis becomes VP/Programming at WWDC-AM & FM/Wash- ington, DC. Davis formerly served as Operations Man- ager at WOW /Omaha ... Chet Redpath upped to Presi- dent/GM for WCLR/Chicago, coming from the VP/GM post for the station ... Jack Hobbs becomes VP/GM at WIRE- WXTZ/Indianapolis from a GSM position with WNEW/ New York ... Monty Grau promoted to VP/GM for KOMO/Seattle from his previous post as Station Man- ager there ... Mike McVay segues to GM at WABB-AM &

FM/Mobile from his former Gene Lothery post as VP/Operations at WWWE/Cleveland. Tom Wil- son assumes the VP/GM post for WWWE as President/ GM George Francis exits.

OCTOBER: Bob Sherman named Exec. VP/ NBC Radio Stations, supervising the firm's eight outlets. Sherman was most recently VP/GM at WNBC/ New York. Concurrently, Bob Mounty appointed VP/ Marketing for NBC, coming from his previous post as VP/AM Stations ... Tom Hoyt departs as Heftel Broad- casting President to go into station ownership ... Allen Shaw becomes VP for Summit Communications' Radio Divi- sion. He had recently headed his own radio management and programming consultation firm ... Herb McCord appointed VP/Radio for Greater Media from his former post as GM/Radio there ... Randy Bongarten upped to VP/Radio for Gener- Bob Sherman al Electric Broadcasting, coming from the Station Manager post at the chain's WGY & WGFM/Albany- TroySchenectady ... Al Coury's newly -formed Net- work Records inks distribution deal with Elektra/Asy- lum Records ... Joe Ernest named VP/Chief Opera- ting Officer for Waterman Broadcasting Inc., retaining his previous post as GM for the firm's KTSA-KTFM/San Antonio as well ... Guenter Hensler elevated to Presi- dent/Chief Operating Officer for Polygram Records, coming from his previous post as VP/Operations as


Solutions you can afford

Answers you can understand

Limmmminms 5Cer SURREY COMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH, INC. Research as unique as your problem 3438 N. Country Club Tucson. AZ 85716 C602) 327-9431


IS interrante

sisco

WISHING A CHART -TOPPING 1982 TO THE TALENTED PEOPLE WHO HELPED MAKE THIS OUR

1981! BREAKER

DON McLEAN ANITA, JUNE AND RUTH POINTER

RUPERT HOLMES GINO VANNELLI AIR SUPPLY

DAVID GATES RITA COOLIDGE LITTLE RIVER BAND

DAVE ROBERTS

RON HUMMEL TROY ALDERS

ANNE MURRAY KAREN AND RICHARD CARPENTER EDDIE RABBITT

GLADYS KNIGHT AND THE PIPS

OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN BARRY MANILOW RONNIE MILSAP

Arista Records Michael Atkinson A&M Records Tom Bender Rick Bisceglia Todd Butts Susie Blouser Bryn Bridenthal Kathy Brisker Doug Brown Tom Burchill Gerry Cagle Capitol Records George Chaltas Brenda Clark Claven Columbia Records Charlie Cook Dave Cooke Radio Wayne Cornils Clive Davis Steve Delahanty Cathy DeRouville Elektra Records Ron Fell Sandy Friedman Kathy Gangwisch Bob Garland Les Garland Herb Gart Nancy Goldstein Dan Griffin Pam Hamilton Ed Hynes

The Holmes Line Bob Hughes Ken Hunter Dcn lenner Jimmy lenner Landy Itzla Tommy James Steve Jankowski Phil Jones Bob Kanner KFRC KHJ King Productions Jeff King Abbey Konowitch KPLZ Normand Kurtz Glen Lajeski John Leader Phil Lerza MCA Records R.P. McMurphy Carol McPherson Millennium Records Charlie Minor Dave Montejo Stan Moress Henry Neuman Pct Norman Jimmy O'Connell Lisa Pagano

Richard Palmese Arnie Patsiner Andrea Paulini Carol Peters Pat Peters Planet Records The Rainbow Collection Leonard Rambeau RCA Records Bobby Rich The RKO Radio Networks Heidi Robinson Neil Rockoff Rogers and Cowan Howard Rosen Beth Rosengard Joan Salton The Scott Brothers Shelley Selover Kathy Shanker Kay Shaw Dave Sholin Rick Stone Lynn Tanzman Pat Thomas David Urso WASH Sharon Weisz Warren Williams Jim Wilson Barbara Wyatt W3 Public Relations Ed Yellin

program concepts and production by:

interrante sisco incorporated 84 shelley mill valley california 94941 (415)383-7500


Rf1R/Friday, December 11, 1981


David Braun resigns ... Five Greater Media GM's add VP titles: WPEN & WMGK/Philadelphia's Larry Wex- ler, WHND & WMJC/Detroit's Chuck Borchard, WGAY- AM & FM/Washington's Ted Dorf, WCTO & WGSM/ Long Island's Dick Scholem, and KHTZ/Los Angeles's Bob Moore. In addition, Bill Campbell appointed GM for WMJX/Boston, which Greater Media will take over shortly, coming from his former position as Managing Director at WHAS & WAMZ/Louisville ... Billy Bass joins Motown Records as VP/ Pop Promotion from his most recent position as head of Pop Promotion for WMOT Rec- ords... Vince Cosgrave promoted to VP/Marketing for MCA Records, most recently serving as Director/Catalog Development & Marketing there... WQFM/Milwaukee's $10 million lawsuit against rival outlet WLPX is settled out of court. WQFM Herb McCord WQFM drops suit and WLPX discontinues use of "corn- parion" TV commercial ... Sandusky Newspapers agrees to purchase KWKI/Kansas City, MO for over $3

million from the Jimmy Swaggart Evangelistic Associ- ation ... Larry Getz upped to Sr. VP at Broad Street Communications, retaining his present post as VP/GM for the firm's WELI/New Haven ... Norm Schrutt segues to GM at Capital Cities' WBIE/Marietta, GA, coming from the VP/GM post at the chain's KZLA-AM & FM/Los Angeles. Meanwhile, Vern Ore takes the KZLA GM position from his previous post as GM for Capitol Cities' KSCS/Dallas. Also at Capital Cities, Fred Weinhaus is upped to GM for WPAT-AM & FM/New York from the stations' GM position ... Nelson Cohen promoted to VP/GM at KYW/ Philadelphia from the Execu- tive Editor post there .. .

Jack Baker becomes VP/GM at WEEI-AM/Boston from the same position at WEEI-FM, where David Austin is elevated to VP/GM from his previous post as News Direc- tor for the outlet ... J. Robert Wood promoted to GM at CHUM -AM & FM/Toronto from his former post as Al Coury CHUM National PD ... Jerry Natchman becomes GM for WRC/Washington, having most recently served as Executive Producer for the station's evening news. Con- currently, WRC's former GM Frank Scott is named VP/ Washington Affairs for NBC Radio ... Edith Hilliard

takes the GM post at King Broadcasting's KING/Seat- tle, coming from her GSM position at KJR across town. In addition, King promotes Merrell Hansen to GM at WRTH/St. Louis from the GSM post at the station .. .

Art Schreiber named GM at KOB/Albuquerque, coming from his previous post as GM for KSTP/Minneapolis, in the wake of former KOB GM Ron Sack's departure to

purchase KQEO & KZZX/Al- buquerque. Concurrently, Al Quarnstrom is promoted to GM for KSTP from his GSM position with the station .. Jim' Taszarek becomes VP/ GM at KTAR-KBBC/Phoenix, having most recently been GM at WRTH across town .. .

Tim Williams is promoted to Operations Manager for KEZX/Seattle. Williams had

Randy Bongarten held the position on an interim basis for the past four months ... Radio Index changes its name to Todd Wallace/Associates with Ron Denn- ington appointed Operations Manager. Dennington was most recently PD for the Intermountain Network .. .

WRQX(Q107)/Washington, DC kicks off direct mail contest, offering over $750,000 in prizes ... Kenny Rogers files a $44 million lawsuit against Liberty and Capitol Records, alleging $4 million in unpaid royalties due him.

NOVEMBER: Al Law promoted to VP/Pro- gramming for NBC Radio's O&O stations, coming from his previous post as GM for WYNY/New York. Mike Phillips, formerly NBC Group VP/Programming, resigning the position to form a consultancy firm. Mean- while, Frank Osborn takes on Law's former responsibilities at WYNY, having previously served as NBC

Radio's VP/Administration ... Infinity Broadcasting completes $32 million purchase of Gulf United's WKTU & WJIT/ New York and WYSP/Phila- delphia, appointing Mel Kar- mazin President of Infinity's Radio Division. Karmazin was previously VP/GM at WNEW-FM/New York ... Sandusky Newspapers agrees to buy KEGL/Dallas-Fort Worth from Swanson Broad- Al Law casting for $8.5 million ... Bob Sherwood becomes VP/ Marketing for Columbia Records, having most recently

THANKS ... for making 1981 our best year ever! Our pledge for 1982: To live up to our reputation of providing value for money with immediate impact and world class professionalism.

Call us free 800-528-6082 if there's anything we can do to improve dour '82.

index research odd Wallace associates

Bob Sherwood

served as President of Mer- cury Records. Concurrently, Joe Mansfield joins RCA Records as Division VP/Con- temporary Music from the Columbia Records VP/Mar- keting post. Meanwhile, back at Polygram, Jack Kiernan is elevated to Sr. VP/Marketing & Sales from VP/Sales for Polygram Distribution Inc., while Bob Edson joins Polygram as VP/Promotion,

coming from the Sr. VP/GM position with RSO Records. In addition, Bill Cataldo returns to Polygram as Na- tional Promotion Director ... Paul Todd, Exec. VP/GM for WQRK/Norfolk, buys the station for $2.6 million ... WCIN/Cincinnati purchased by KLM Com- munications, headed by former WCIN News Director Kenneth McDowell, from Ragan Henry's BENI for an undisclosed price ... Ray Anderson appointed VP/Pro- motion for the Columbia Records label from his previous post as VP/GM for the Pasha Music Organiza- \ tion, while Jim McKeon is up- Joe Mansfield ped to Director/National Album Promotion at Colum- bia ... General Cinema Communications Exec. VP John Tenaglia exits after 10 years to pursue ownership opportunity with T.K. Communications, which owns WSRF-WSHE/Ft. Lauderdale . . Greater Media ups three to VP's: Julian Breen to VP/Radio Programming, Tom Milewski to VP/Legal &

Administrative Affairs, and John Zielinski to VP/Fi- nance ... Lee Masters promoted to VP/Station Opera- tions for the four Henson Sta- tions (WLRS-WAVG/Louis- ville and KISO-KLOZ/El Paso) from his previous post as VP/GM for the firm's El Paso outlets ... John Russell Jack Kiernan elevated to GM for General Communicorp. from his former post as VP/GM for the firm's WHLY/Orlando ... Chuck Artigue to become VP/GM at WEFM/Chi- cago when First Media assumes control of the property in the first quarter of 1982. Artigue was formerly VP/GM at First Media's KOPA-AM & FM/Phoenix ... Denny Rossman elevated to GM at Heftel's WIKS/Indianapolis from Station Manager there. Mean- while, Jim DeCastro adds the Exec. VP duties to his GM title at the firm's WLUP/Chicago ... Gale Johnson becomes GM at KZOK/Seattle from GSM at KING across town ... Ron Gold upped to Station Manager for WGBB/ Merrick (Long Island) from the Sales Manager's post .. .

Warner Brothers Records lets 10 percent of its staff go due to "current economical conditions" ... Warrant issued for the arrest of Scott Rasmus- sen, President of now -defunct Enterprise Radio Network, as Ray Anderson a result of unpaid ex -employees' complaints.

WE'RE SETTING NEW STANDARDS IN THE MESSENGER/LIMOUSINE COMMUNITY!

FAST SERVICE FINE CARS AND BOTH AT AFFORDABLE PRICES

(213) 652-5000 i A division of Danny Davis Enterprises CAL T. 136226


"YOU CAN" WIiH

MADLEEN KANE

MADLEEN KANE "DON'T WANNA LOSE YOU"

CH0702

Her New Album Includes The Hit Single "YOU CAN"(01225)

Available on Chalet Records and Tapes.

Produced by Giorgio Moroder!



Broadcasters Win Regulatory Relief;

Congress Grants 7 -Year Radio License It was a banner year for regulatory relief in the radio industry, as

the GOP took control of the FCC and U.S. Senate, and the idea of competition and marketplace forces as regulators gained wider acceptance.

Commercial radio deregulation, approved on a 6-1 vote by the Ferris Commission in

January, freed stations from keeping program logs, limiting commercials to 18 minutes an hour, formally ascertaining community needs, and devoting either 6 or 8% of airtime to non -entertainment programming.

Ironically, when the new rules took effect in April, there was little or no move to take advantage of them in the very industry that lobbied long and hard for deregulation and cheered its passage. But broadcasters were clearly relieved that the FCC's "raised eyebrow" was a little less severely arched as it peered over their shoulders.

In Congress, meanwhile, GOP dominance in the Senate propelled a sweeping radio deregulation bill through the Commerce Committee, calling for indefinite license terms and lottery awarding of new stations, among other things. However, under the more skeptical leadership of Rep. Tim Wirth (D -CO), the House Telecommunications Sub-

committee had taken no action on radio by midyear. In an attempted end run around Wirth, the Senate slipped its bill into the massive

federal budget, in hopes that grander issues would overshadow the radio sections and sweep them into law. What emerged from a tough fight with the House was a com- promise that extended radio licenses to seven years and gave the FCC optional lottery authority. Deregulation and station fee sections were dropped.

New deregulation bills were introduced in both the House and Senate this fall, with action expected in 1982. The climate on the House side improved somewhat in early November when Wirth's panel issued a voluminous report on competition that Wirth considers a mandatory prerequisite to any broadcast deregulation, although the docu- ment seems to cast doubt on whether small and medium radio markets are competitive

JANUARY: The FCC ushers in 1981 by deregulating commercial radio ... Commission figures reveal a 24% drop in radio profits in 1979... Tyrone Brown quits the FCC to join a Washington law firm...Re- publicans assume control of the Senate Communications Sub- committee under the leadership of Sen. Barry Goldwa- ter... NRBA an- Sen. Barry Goldwater nounces its membership has topped 1500

stations...The U.S. Supreme Court Hiles in favor of cameras and microphones in courtrooms. FEBRUARY: A sweeping radio deregulation bill (S. 270) by Sen. Schmitt would grant indefinite license terms and lottery selection for new stations .. .

Rep. Tim Wirth takes over a restructured House Telecommuni- cations Subcommittee ... Citing conversion costs and interference, NAB's Radio Board votes against 9

kHz spacing ... Ra - Rep. Tim wtrth dio nemesis Rep.

George Danielson drops his performers royalty bill (H.R. 1805) into the hopper of the new Congress ... Ruling out an immediate marketplace slugfest among AM stereo competitors, the FCC continues studying five systems to decide which one is best.

MARCH : Communications attorney and former radio DJ Mark Fowler is nominated as the new FCC Chairman... Studies show proposed 500 kw Cuban AM's would force some U.S. stations to boost power by 1800% to offset interference... Acting Chairman Bob Lee warns that Reagan budget cuts could br- Mark Fowler

ing FCC processing delays, service cut- backs, and field office closings...A land-

mark Supreme Court decision upholds the FCC's desire not to regulate radio formats... A five -question postcard renewal form gets the FCC's blessing...Rule violations mean lost licenses for WLIR/Garden City, NY and WDRK/Greenville, OH.

APRIL: The largest sanctioned FCC fine of $20,000 goes to EZ Communica- tions' WEZC/Charlotte for fraudulent billing... An R&R spot check shows little immediate change as deregulation goes into effect after public interest opponents fail to win a court injunction...Bills to make broadcasters pay "cost of regula- tion" fees to the FCC are entered on both sides of Capitol Hill... American engineers join an international Panel of Experts in Geneva to study whether 9

kHz or 10 kHz spacing would be best for the western hemisphere... GOP congressional aide Bernie Wunder is named to head NTIA.

MAY: Mark Fowler is confirmed by the Senate and sworn in as FCC Chair- man... AT&T radio private line costs soar 16.4%, but a second hike of the same size is put on hold...Plugola charges are dropped against Booth American's WJLB &

W MZK-FM/De- troit... One 9 kHz spacing option would Steve Sharp

cost the industry $25 million in conversion costs, an FCC study shows...The Com- mission tables RKO's request that it ask the court to send its license denials back to the Commission for a second look...The Fowler team takes shape, with appointments that include Steve Sharp as General Counsel. JUNE: The FCC votes to kill the First Class license... Slipping radio deregulation into the giant budget bill, the Senate stuns and angers House lead- ers...Cuban AM interference is explored in depth by a House subcommittee... President Reagan reappoints Jim Quello and names Henry Rivera to fill two remaining FCC vacancies... Broad -

Washington Report

Logging Requirements

\r

Radio Regulations - R.I.P. 1981

enough to warrant deregulation. 1981 was also the year the FCC adopted a five -question postcard renewal form and

abolished the First Class operator's license, both over the objections of many broadcasters, who learned that deregulation sometimes means losing rules they favor, as well as those they oppose.

In 1981 the Commission also streamlined the sales and transfer process, drastically reduced on -air filing announcements, eased the financial showing required of station buyers, granted some EEO relief for sales and major change applicants, and shaved 45

days off the time its takes to get a new FM channel assigned to a community. In addition, the groundwork was laid for even more relief, as Chairman Fowler promised that no rule would escape a flinty -eyed assessment of its usefulness. The year's unfinished proposals include:

Abolishing the Fairness Doctrine. Narrowing FCC interest in license "character." Granting easy access to auxiliary frequencies for remotes. Abolishing Form 324, the annual financial report. Ending FCC -type approval of modulation monitors.

Moreover, Fowler indicated numerous other rule changes were in the offing, with targets such as multiple ownership limits and the three-year trafficking rule, both of which he has questioned publicly.

casters oppose pay -for -play legislation in Congressional testimony...Geneva 9 vs. 10 kHz study fails to answer the question of which is better... A second AT&T rate hike brings to 35% the total increase in radio private line costs.

JULY: The nets were wrong to deny airtime to Carter/Mondale in 1979, the Supreme Court rules.. . KRMQ/Provo, UT is slapped with a $20,000 fine for misplacing its antenna and building it too high...Six Faulkner radio licenses are set for hearing due to the group's loss of WLLB/Carrollton, GA for rule violations...The clear channel breakdown yields its first new AM, but the goal of 125

new stations is in doubt. AUGUST: The FCC concludes that

costs would outweigh benefits and reverses its support for 9 kHz reduced spacing... The FCC Broadcast Bureau's Policy and Rules Chief Jeff Baumann is tapped to fill the vacant post of Deputy Broadcast Bureau Chief ...The Commis- sion launches a top -to - bottom review of its character qualifica- tion standards... Rep firms owning stations are given more freedom when the Golden West Rule is Jeff Baumann repealed... A new service of low -power FM stations is proposed by Moody Bible Institute...The FCC proposes letting stations operate for short periods on auxiliary frequencies without having to get licenses...Burying past differences over 9 kHz, NAB and the Daytime Broad- casters Assn. agree to cooperate on daytime relief issues. SEPTEMBER: Chairman Fowler proposes full First Amendment rights for brmdeasters and repeal of the Fairness Doctrine at NRBA Convention in Mi- ami... KIUP & KRSJ-FM/Durango, CO newsman David Tragethon remains free pending appeal of an indefinite jail term for refusing to reveal a source to a judge...Abolition of the annual financial report Form 324 is proposed by the Com- mission...National Black Media Coali-

tion asks for EEO sanctions against 60

suburban radio outlets... NTIA petitions the Commission for longer daytime hours and preference for daytimers when new FM's are granted...Radio Marti, a Florida -based propaganda station aimed at Cuba, is unveiled by the U.S. government... Commissioner Rivera is named to head up a special commission to boost minority broadcasting.

OCTOBER: The first seven-year licenses are given to radio stations in Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, and Washington, DC to the cheers of recip- ients...A proposed 12% budget cut throws the FCC into a crisis that may cause mass firings... Rep. Al Swift introduces a bill to guarantee renewal by awarding points for public service pro- gramrning ... Last-minute complications force indefinite postponement of a House Subcommittee vote on pay -for -play legislation... Another package of deregulation bills is offered by Rep. Jim Collins of Tex- as...The Democratic National Commit- tee demands free air time to answer GOP ads on economic policy...The FCC proposes abolishing public letter files and ending its type approval of modulation monitors.

NOVEMBER: The Western Hemisphere AM conference opens in Rio and immediately votes to retain 10 kHz spacing... A House Telecommunications Subcommittee staff reports suggests only major radio markets are competitive enough to be deregulated... Two an- nouncers are fined $100 each for failing to maintain proper station power...De- vising a lottery with preferences for minority groups turns into a nightmare and Chairman Fowler asks Congress to drop the preference requirement...A host of violations, including network "clipping," prompts a judge to deny renewals for WJIM-AM-FM-TV/Lans- ing...The FCC is forced to shut down temporarily as President Reagan vetoes an emergency federal spending resolu- tion and the government runs out of money...It is revealed that the White House has quietly told the FCC to stop collecting EEO data from broadcasters.


AMERICAS H ADULT CON]EMmRARY

IS FREE. Mike Phillips, fresh from his astounding successes at NBC Radio, is now

free to take you on. Free to offer you the programming expertise that's made him one of the hottest names in the business. That's why NBC has retained his services for their Owned and Operated Stations.

"Mike Phillips' contributions are a primary factor in the profitability of the NBC -FM Group:'

Walter Sabo, Executive Vice President, NBC Radio

"Mike Phillips knows how to get ratings. I've never seen him fail:' Al Brady Law, Vice President of Programming, NBC Radio Stations

"Mike Phillips is a programmer whose ratings' successes have generated tremendous sales for stations he's been involved with:'

Dan Griffin, Vice President and Director of Programming, RKO Networks

If you're looking for the kind of demos that add up to major buys, give Mike Phillips a call now.

Mike Phillips & Associates PROGRAMMING STRATEGIST

(415) 838-7988



Nets1Reps1Pro9ram

Suppliers

Spotlight On Program Suppliers As vast numbers of new networks launched ambitious plans to pro-

vide programming for radio stations everywhere, program suppliers enjoyed an explosive year as well, gaining greater acceptance for proven product and introducing new successful shows. New firms debuted in profusion, and established firms like Westwood One, Watermark, Drake-Chenault, TM, and DIR expanded.

Highlights of the year were many, among them the arrival of satellites as a programming factor, with Global Satellite Network's "Rockline" making a big splash and Tuesday Productions' "Satellite Live" also joining in the live nationwide talk show arena. Live concert broadcasts increased in number and sophistication of technique. Special programming was introduced for all formats. And 1982 looks to be another expansive year in a field that's recognizably come of age.

Month -by -month, following are some of the key developments and appointments of 1981:

JANUARY: Westwood One's "Live From Gilley's" country series goes on air, while four more shows introduced...John Patton, former RAM Research VP/GM, named Bonneville VP/GM... Neil Sargent promoted to VP/GM at TM Special Pro- jects.

FEBRUARY: Drake-Chenault completes production on third update of famed "History Of Rock & Roll" special... Newly - formed NKR Productions handles Grammy Awards simulcast via satellite.

MARCH: Jim Kefford named Presi- dent of Drake-Chenault, moving up from Exec. VP/GM... Gary Owens takes over Watermark's "Soundtrack Of The Sixties" from ailing Murray the K... Westwood One sets deal with Playboy for "Playboy Ad- visor" weekly features in 1982... Weedeck wins rights to simulcast ACM Music Awards show in April.

APRIL: Global Satellite Network bows "Rockline," live satellite rock interview call -in show... Ex-RKO VP Harvey Med- nick and program supplier Bob Klein form Klein/Mednick Special Projects firm... Starfleet Blair sets 24 live concerts, 12 rock and 12 Boston Pops.

MAY: Creative Factor bows "20/20 Musicworld" magazine/countdown show... Veteran air personality Joey Reynolds set to host Tuesday Productions' live satellite national call -in show "Satellite Live" ... Denny Adkins named Sr. VP at Drake-Chenault, from VP/Program Research & Development... Westwood One readies "Off The Record Specials," hour- long interviews conducted by Mary Turner.

JUNE: NKR plans live satellite radio/TV simulcast of Beach Boys July 5 concert... Dennis Meeks buys PAMS Inc. from founder Bill Meeks. JULY: Rolling Stone bows "Con-

tinuous History Of Rock & Roll" feature... Buddy Scott named VP/GM of TM Productions, upped from VP/GSM...Glo- bal Satellite announces plans for "Coun-

Jim Kefford John McGhan

tryline," call -in show along lines of "Rockline." Cindy Tollin named GM for the firm ... Drake-Chenault readies massive "History Of Country Music" project for 1982... "Rock Album Countdown" new identity for Westwood One's "Great American Radio Show" ...Jo Anne Adams named VP/National Sales Director for Creative Factor...J.T. Anderton heads New York operations for Otis Conner Pro- ductions.

AUGUST: Former RKO VP Jo Inter- rante and ex-K101/San Francisco PD Rob Sisco form IS, Inc. radio production company...Progressive Radio Network introduces comedy feature "The Laugh Ma- chine" ... O'Conner Creative Services brings Arthur Godfrey back to radio with "The Time Of Your Life."

SEPTEMBER: Former Source PD John McGhan heads Rolling Stone Magazine Productions, handling new and existing syndicated shows.

OCTOBER: Radio Index changes name to Todd Wallace/Associates...Jim Seemiller named Operations Director/principal of MultiMedia Communications Inc.

NOVEMBER: DIR sets two-hour "T.J. Martell Radiothon" ... Narwood Pro- ductions announces "Country Closeup" series hosted by Glen Campbell ... "WKRP" 's Tim Reid to host Good Life Syndicators' "Soul Sound Off" countdown show... Christmas shows prepared by numerous program suppliers.

Reps In 1981 The year saw the swallowing up of two rep firms and the spinning

off of a new one. Breaking onto the scene in August was Hillier, Newmark & Wechsler, a partnership of McGavren-Guild, former WMC/Memphis GSM Phil Newmark and former H-R/Stone Atlanta Manager Chuck Hillier.

In September, McGavren-Guild bought out Buckley Radio Sales, which finally decided to call it quits after losing WHN/Chicago to Christal. And last month, Jack Masla's rep firm purchased H-R/Stone.

In 1981 the Katz Agency formed a broadcast division by purchasing KWEN/Tulsa, as well as Park City Communications' WEZK/Bridgeport, WAAF & WFTQ/Worcester, and WZZK/Birmingham.

Smaller rep firms were upset when the FCC voted to life the so-called "Golden West Rule," which said rep firms which own stations could not represent competing stations in those same markets. The smaller firms feared their major market clients would break away to sign up with previously off-limits big firms.

Year Of The Radio Network Explosion

By year's end, six new networks were on air and another 11 had been announced. The financially strapped all -sports Enterprise radio network became the year's big casualty. And Starfleet/Blair President Sam Kopper gave up his network dream, let staff go, and settled back to be a program supplier for other nets. Overall, however, advertising revenues for the nets were up 26% in 1981 over 1980, which in turn saw a 24% jump over 1979.

Early on, Burkhart/Abrams broke the field wide open in April by taking the wraps off the Satellite Music Network (SMN) with plans to offer five 24 -hour music formats. Country, Adult Contemporary and Bonneville's Beautiful Music went on the air during the summer, and next month SMN will inaugurate new Black and Easy Listening formats.

Next into the fray in April was RKO with two new nets. RKO 2 aimed at the 24-54 demographic with news, features and specials. The network's third entry, RKO Radioshows, specializes in block programming. Its first project, "America Overnight," was an all-night live talk show originating from Dallas and Los Angeles.

Also in April, NBC revealed it was planning three new demographically -targeted full service networks. Executive VP Chuck Renwick was promoted to VP/Network Develop- ment to bring the new nets to life. In November, NBC began offering its radio affiliates all- night talk programming with a focus on personal relationships and finance.

That same month, RKO Radio President Dwight Case stepped down to head up Sunbelt Communications' new Transtar Network, which went on the air in November, providing 24 -hour live music, personality, and news programming to over 50 affiliates, aiming at the 24-30 demo.

In June came word that ABC had four new network services in the works for 1982. Details continued to break, as ABC unveiled plans for ABC Rock Radio targeting the 15-35 demographic with an AOR mix of news, features and music specials. ABC's Direction network will go after the 24-44 age group with a 24 -hour full service approach. Meanwhile, ABC Enterprises, the network's new distribution arm, will offer Talk radio starting in January with an all-night call -in show. In April, Enterprises will launch ABC Superadio, a 24 -hour MOR format.

CBS got into the action in July with a bid for the young adult (18-34) audience via RadioRadio, a new net that will present brief newscasts and lifestyle features, plus 24

music specials and concerts each year. The new player emerging in August was United Stations, a partnership of Dick Clark

and former Mutual executives Nick Verbitsky, Ed Salamon, and Frank Murphy. Next month United starts offering 24 -hour Country programming via satellite. Out of the gate like gangbusters, United quickly picked up a million -dollar order from the U.S. Tobacco Co. for 1982. In September, Continental Radio Net, with its AC/Gospel format, began broadcasting via 30 affiliates.

As the year pulled to a close and industry observers looked ahead into 1982, the prime question raised by the proliferation of radio networks seemed not to be "Will they survive?" but rather "Which ones will survive?"

Following is a month -by -month summary VP/GM & Chief Operations Officer at of major appointments in network radio: JANUARY: Former NBC Radio VP/Programming Ruth Meyer appointed ABC Entertainment PD.

FEBRUARY: John McGhan named Director of Programs for Source, with Mor- rie Trumble taking same position at NBC Radio.

MARCH: WSAI/Cincinnati PD Cor- inne Baldassano moves into the PD slot at the ABC Contemporary Network. APRIL: Ellyn Ambrose promoted to

VP/GM of NBC's Source, from VP/Sales... NBC Radio Regional Man- ager/Affiliate Relations Dick Penn upped to VP/GM...RKO Radio's Tom Burchill promoted to President... Leslie Corn named to the new post of Director/Program- ming at CBS Radio. She had been Direc- tor/Program Production for ABC ... AOR consultant Jeff Pollack signed to consult the ABC FM network.

MAY: Richard Macaluso named VP/Sales for CBS, from Eastern Sales Manager... Paul Orio named Exec. VP/ Marketing for Enterprise.

JUNE: RKO Radio staffers getting new VP stripes were Ken Harris, Affiliate Ser- vices; Dave Cooke, News; Kevin Lyons, Sales; Joe Maguire, Engineering. Jo Inter- rante leaves and is replaced as VP/Director of Programming by Dan Griffin...In a major restructuring at the Source, Sandusky Broadcasting National PD Frank Cody signs on as a consultant, News Director Jim Cameron becomes Director/Information Programming, and Source newsman George Taylor Morris is named Director/Pro- gramming ing Administration.

JULY: Satellite Music Network names WJEZ/Chicago PD Jon Anthony as its Country PD, joining SMN's A/C PD Robert Hall...ABC Radio VP/Programming Rick Sklar placed in charge of programming for ABC Enterprises' new satellite formats and other related projects... Ivan Braiker leaves WIRE/Indianapolis to become

Nick Verbitsky Tom Burchill

SMN ... After five years as PD at WRIF/ Detroit, Tom Bender named Program Manager for RKO 1 and RKO 2.

AUGUST: Mutual promotes Connie Kiernan to VP/Advertising & Promotion and Ron Werth to VP/Research. Dick Carr named Mutual VP/Programming, moving over from the Atlanta department store chain Davison's... ABC Radio Enterprises appoints Dave Pollei its new VP/Station Marketing...ABC announces intention to begin digital satellite service by mid - 1982... Capitol Broadcasting VP/Pro- gramming & Operations Denise Oliver tapped for the job of PD at the ABC Rock Net- work.

SEPTEMBER: Robert Kipperman takes over as VP/GM of CBS RadioRadio, coming from CBS Television, where he was VP/Eastern Sales...Succeeding Gail Trell Barker as Corporate VP/CBS AM Stations was Gene Lothery from VP/GM at CBS's WEEl/Boston.

OCTOBER: Four new appointments at ABC: Vince Gardino as Director/ABC Directions net, Virginia Westphal Direc- tor/ABC Rock, Robert Chaisson Managing Director/Talkradio, and Drea Beach Direc- tor/Stations Operations & Services.

NOVEMBER: Sam Kopper appointed President of Starfleet Blair, with Harriet Bellush named VP...John Good- will new VP/Sales for Source from GSM at W BBM /Chicago ...Nick Schiavone promoted to VP/Radio Research at NBC.


NOW GREAT CONVERSATION IS MUSIC TO YOUR EARS

Narwood Productions presents two very special weekly one -hour radio series spotlighting the stars and their music,

each with a very special host.

FM 88 90 92 94 96 98 100 102 104 10E 108 1111111 1 1 1 1 I 1 Juli,. I I I 1 1 1 I I I I 181118

CLOSEUP AM 530 600 700 800 1000 1200 1400

TM

Glen Campbell on "Country Closeup" hosts country music's finest like Loretta Lynn, Mickey Gilley, Tammy Wynette, Anne Murray, The Bellamy Brothers, Alabama and many other leading artists. Each week he'll take listeners behind the voice and music into the personalty of the artists as they tell their own stories.

TM

Skitch Henderson on "The Music Makers" brings you closer to Tony Bennett, Woody Herman, Mel Torme, Peggy Lee, The Mills Brothers, Harry James, and many other big name guests. Each week Skitch highlights the music of a different star while they share their personal insights into the songs that made musical history.

Both shows are available to stations on a barter basis beginning in January 1982. For more information call (212) 755-3320 or write Narwood Productions, Inc., 40 East 49th Street, New York, NY 10017.

NAR WOOD PRODUCTIONS ... Where the stars talk so your listeners listen!


R&&RlFriday, December 11, 1981

In many ways 1981 was a watershed year for the radio ratings and research field. The most important event of the year was the use of Quarterly Measurement - 12 week long surveys, replacing the four -week sweeps - in every Arbitron market this past spring. Broadcasters had to adjust to the longer surveys by using techniques different from the "hyping" that had in many cases taken place previously.

One of the key buzzwords in the radio research universe this year was "positioning." Positioning refers to the ability of a product - radio in this case - to create and market a positive niche for itself. Although the concept of positioning, or market segmentation, is as old as the hills, the renewal of the idea was timely as stations looked for marketing approaches to help them cope with being surveyed on a more constant basis.

Let's look at the highlights of the year, then I'll make some predictions about what 1982 might bring.

JANUARY: Nielsen takes a hard look at reentering the radio ratings business, but finally passes on the notion ... Tom Hoyt (President of Heftet Broadcasting) and Perry Ury of WTIGAM & FM/Hartford elected Chairman and Vice Chair- man of the Arbitron Radio Advisory Council.

FEBRUARY: Arbitron reissues the O/N'80 Atlanta report due to the mishandling of one diary. WZGC thus edges past WQXI-FM to become the new number one station in

Atlanta ...The Radio Advertis- ing Bureau's first Sales Manage- ment Conference is hugely successful, and will be repeated in 1982 at the same Dallas site... Arbitron announces steps to expedite delivery of spring reports with Quarterly Measurement imminent. Plan is

to deliver all reports in approx- imately 65 days after the end of the spring sweep.. . Mediatrend drops monthly measurement of Tom Hoyt three markets due to lack of sufficient client support, with Cleveland, Milwaukee, and Fresno's sweeps eliminated.

MARCH: Arbitron outlines plans to do away with Telephone Retrieval of blacks and go to Differential Survey Treatment (mailing diaries to blacks, with other follow-up steps) effective January 1982... Quarterly Measurement spring sweep starts this month, first nationwide 12 -week ratings survey ...Census Bureau officials tell R&R that complete reporting of census data may not be finished for use by Arbitron until Fall 1982, and that possibly 50 markets will have rank or market geography affected by new figures.

APRIL: Arbitron debuts interim results of reliability study, reportedly showing that average quarter hour estimates were even more reliable than previously thought... Arbitron hires communications researcher Dr. Raymond Falcione to con- duct a nationwide series of interviews on how the ratings book could be improved and made more useful... Westinghouse ups Roy Shapiro to VP/Research for all broadcast properties... Ar- bitron adds summer sweeps in Cleveland and Washington, DC even though most broadcasters were against extra sweeps... Birch adds three markets - San Antonio, Hartford and Tulsa - to monthly survey lineup.

MAY: Dick Logan, Arbitron's VP for Marketing, exits, later forms management consultancy... NAB's COLTRAM research committee takes Arbitron to task over DST, ethnic retrieval issue... Arbitron eliminates the restriction against sta-

tions conducting market research during surveys, a new stance with the advent of longer QM sweeps ...Arbitron vows to research alternatives to the contract pricing scheme based on Highest Open Minute Rate published in SRDS ... Birch picks up three more monthly markets, Cleveland and Milwaukee (where Mediatrend pulled out recently) as well as Kansas City.

JUNE: RADAR annual spring network radio survey reported that FM's share of listening in the U.S. was now 58% ... Richard Lamb switches from Arbitron TV back to radio side as new National Sales Manager ... 26 -year Arbitron veteran

Rip Ridgeway, VP for Radio Sales Development, departs for new position at Strategy Research Corp., survey firm measuring His- panic audiences... Arbitron's issuing monthly reports based on interim Quarterly Measurement data becomes a hot issue, owing to small sample and stations selling with reports never meant for external use... Metroplex's WPKX & WVKX/Washington, DC request reissue of winter DC report. Arbitron VP Mike Mem- brado admits errors affecting the stations... Arbitron spells out new policy on diary promotional announcements, saying stations could not use phrases like "dear diary" or refer to a diary in any fashion, nor to a survey or to Arbitron per se... Quarterly Measurement spring sweep ends.

JULY: Arbitron stands firm, does not reissue winter DC report, says book was "reliable and useful" ... Mediatrend adds Phoenix to its monthly survey roster... Birch decides to survey Phoenix also and picks up support in Portland, OR as well ... Ar- bitron debuts a new diary design effective with the summer survey. New look adds emphasis on call letter entries, redesigns the AM/PM portion of diary page... Arbitron agrees to offer five-year contracts again, based on input from Arbitron Radio Advisory Council ... QM spring data released, Chicago book reissued due to error regarding WJPC's operating hours.

AUGUST: The Birch Report beginning quarterly surveys in its monthly markets, with results available in Decem- ber... Bob Lowry resigns as Director of Research & Program Development:for Bonneville... Birch adds Washington, DC to its monthly market tally.

SEPTEMBER: Spate of reissued Arbitron reports ... St. Louis reissue in- volves mishandling of entries to KWK; reissue puts WWWK ahead of Century's KSHE; Cen- tury vows legal action against Arbitron and Doubleday ... Se-

attle reissue due to incorrect handling of entries to KEZX, while Louisville report reissued to correct improper showing of simulcast for WCII & WKJJ ... Bob Lowry named Presi- dent of new Surrey Communica- tions Research ... Arbitron reorganized; Rick Aurichio put Rick Aurichio in charge of radio and TV divisions. Bill Livek named Arbitron VP for Sales/Marketing, Mike Membrado named VP for Station Management Relations, a new position... Arbitron agrees to retain the High Density Black Area where DST is implemented in

1982... Advisory Council also succeeds in getting the ratings firm to suspend marketing monthlies to new metros pending results of a study on the pros and cons of the monthly data ... Jon Coleman announces the formation of Station Research Systems, a Dallas -based firm that provides computer software and music research capabilities... Winter Arbitron surveys will

be introduced to nine markets, effective January 1982, although majority of broadcasters against the additional sweeps.. . Rob Balon changes the name of his firm from Multiple Systems Analysis to Rob E. Balon & Assoc.

Arbitron Implements Quarterly Measurement In More Than 250 Markets

Broadcasters Upset Over Arbitron Rate Hikes, Monthly Reports, And Addition Of New Surveys

RAB Forms All -Industry Radio Ratings Committee To Investigate "Alternatives"

The Birch Report Announces Am- bitious Growth Plans, Aims To Measure Top 50 Markets

OCTOBER: Arbitron introduces new option that could keep inflation's impact on Arbitron contract payments at a lower level than CPI formula used in past... Birch states intention to expand into all top 50 markets within six months, and adds Chicago effective January 1, 1982... Arbitron reissues four more spring books: Detroit, Harrisburg, Lancaster and York ...Arbitron agrees to consolidate the South Florida markets, making Miami 11th largest metro ...Broadcasters register unhappiness with new Arbitron rates ... Taft cancels in Cincinnati and Kansas City ... Huntington, WV broadcasters say they'll cancel, pick up Birch ...KROY/Sacramento sues Ar- bitron for $5 million -plus over being placed below metro line for allegedly running on -air survey announcements ...Doug Jones, Research Director for the Greater Media group, leaves to become VP for Surrey Communications Research in Tucson... Delisting possibilities loom in Norfolk and Chattanooga as stations accus- ed of diary distortion offenses ...Mediatrend upgrades its facilities, installs computer to process data.

NOVEMBER: RAB forms All -Industry Radio Ratings Committee to explore developing radio research alternatives to Arbitron ...Birch signs Bon- neville as first major group client... WRKS (formerly WXLO) seeks reissue or correction of summer New York report due to errors in nine diaries ... Rip Ridgeway returns to old position at Arbitron after Strategy Research gets little support. . . Advisory Council elec- tion process begins to fill six seats on the body ... First Media cancels Arbitron in Houston Rip Ridgeway and Atlanta ...Arbitron withdraws plans for scheduled winter sweep in Milwaukee as support dwindles... Rob Baton & Assoc. opens creative consultancy to assist radio's external marketing approach ... R&R debuts new weekly Ratings Report page featuring Arbitron, Mediatrend, and Birch data.

As you can see, it was a lively year, and 1982 should be even more so. Birch will make a determined run to establish itself as a viable sales tool and Arbitron alternative. Mediatrend will begin sampling unlisted telephone households. And Arbitron will have to cope with the implementation of Differential Survey Treat- ment in markets where Telephone Retrieval has been used. The new makeup of the Advisory Council will be interesting, and Ar- bitron's response to flak on increased rates will bear watching.

A few predictions to leave you with. There will be one less rating company at this time next year, probably due to a merger. Also, the first go -round of DST usage will cause some upset to Black broadcasters who felt it was going to be a salvation. Final- ly, although the RAB has the best of intentions, little will emerge from its All -Industry Radio Ratings Committee.

Here's hoping your 1981 was a year of useful research and high ratings. May 1982 bring you even more of the same!


IT'S BEEN AVERY GOOD YEAR. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT

ATLANTIC, ATCO, COTILLION RECORDS AND CUSTOM LABELS.

rra

mUmunt

c 1981 Atlant, Recording Corp. ®'A Warner Communeconons Co.



1981 certainly was a year of transition for many CHR stations trying to seek their own niche within their respective marketplaces. As a result of playing "follow the leader," once -successful CHR stations abandoned the format for A/C and Country hoping for a quick ratings "fix" that would correct sagging bottom lines. To the dismay of many, wholesale format changes didn't work, as many have now begun an evolution back towards a more mass -appeal CHR sound.

Consultants fared well this year as they assisted in format conversions, and they picked up and lost stations at an amazing rate, causing often short-lived jobs for some PD's who left secure positions for greener pastures.

These same consultants also helped evolve a new hybrid personality CHR, playing a "hipper" variety of music, generally gleaned from the most mass appeal AOR crossover music, and shunning A/C and black records. As the year progressed, the format, which faltered under defections in the early part of the year, regained strength, with new major market CHR's signing on in Miami, Seattle, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles.

Money seemed to be no object, as many stations set new records for expenditures to capture precious Arbitron points. PD's and GM's became aware of the buzzword "positioning" and spent large amounts to lock their stations on target and specialize their programming through elaborate research projects.

More and more PD's traded in blue jeans for a coat and tie as the evolution from PD to Operations Manager and GM positions took place in recognition for the responsible job many programmers did for their stations.

JANUARY: WPGC/ Washington PD Scott Shannon exits to become Operations Director at Q105/Tampa and is replaced by WYRE/An- napolis PD Steve Kingston, who renames Jim Elliott as MD. Gary Berkowitz resigns WROR/Boston to return as PD of WPRO & PRO-FM/Pro- vidence, replacing Jack O'Brien... Ray Williams named PD at WSGA-2102/Savan- nah... WPXI/Charleston drops Black format and becomes CHR under E. Alvin Davis consultancy changing Calls to WSSX...WINZFM drops AOR format to become CHR, known as I95... Bob Lawrence exits Mariner Communications to join programming staff of Drake-Chenault... Entire KRUX/Phoenix staff out as longtime CHR format is dropped and station goes dark

for 30 days picking up Al Ham's "Music Of Your Life" ...and speaking of Phoenix, Crazy Dave Otto, who did mornings for KOPA and KZZP, leaves town to do mornings at KSRR/Hous- ton...Chris Layne named MD at WLAM/Lewiston ...Dean Tyler to program WFIL/- Philadelphia... WKTU/New York names Dale Reeves PD... Clarke Ingram named

MD at 96KX/Pittsburgh... WAKY & WVEZ/Louisville try radiovision experiment with cable TV company...Terry Springs named MD at KEYN-FM/Wichita, and Jerry Lousteau is promoted to MD at B97/New Or- leans... WPGC and Q107/Washington borh run big money "ticket promotions," with WPGC's called the "Hot Ticket," and Q107's the "Magic Ticket" ... Mike Preston named PD at KELP/El Paso...Ron Shaw is the new PD at KITY/San Antonio... Former KRBE/Houston PD Clay Gish joins RJ TV Productions/Miami... KTAC/Tacoma's longtime PD Rick Hansen resigns and is replaced by Tom Jeffries.

FEBRUARY: 96X (WMJX) /Miami closes down operations after FCC decision over past programming in- discretions. Entire staff on the street, as PD Bruce Kelly segues to Y100/Miami to do afternoons ... Y100/Miami PD BW Tanner named VP/Prograniming for Metro- plex...KILT-AM & FM/Houston PD Bill Young resigns after 15 years, as both stations prepare to evolve from CHR-AOR to Country ...John Lund resigns VP/Program- ming slot at Sunbelt Communications ...Lots of morning show shufflings as Z93/Atlanta morning team Ross &

Wilson leaves to do mornings at WABC/New York...Steve McCoy leaves 92Q-WMAK/Nashville to

Gary Berkowitz

Steve Kingston

aY`Y;iUPor

flit Radio

As this year ends, it seems that more people are once again stabilizing their thoughts as to what they need to do to continue to win and grow in 25+ demographics. Many CHR programmers have now discovered that playing softer music doesn't grab adults and turn you into an overnight 25+ ratings winner.

What they have found out is that rock still works, when played in the right dayparts, and presented in an interesting, adult manner. Sounds as if things have come full circle again, with a marked return to the basics on the horizon for 1982.

replace Ross & Wilson...CKLW/Detroit morning man Tom Shannon segues across town to WTWR, and is replaced by longtime Detroit personality Dick Pur- tan...KZZP/Phoenix hires Jonathan Brandmeier as morning show maniac from middays at WOKY/Milwau- kee...KOPA/Phoenix Assistant PD -MD Jack McKay leaves to do mornings at KLUC/Las Vegas...KYYX/Se- attle morning man Terry McDonald takes a 1500 -foot fall down Mt. Rainier and sur- vives with only a few minor in- juries... WAKY/Louisville morning legend Bill Bailey segues across town for mornings at Country -formatted WCII ... KFRC/San Francisco AM driver Dr. Don Rose gets former KSAN morning man Steve Capen as a partner... Bill McCown returns as PD at WANS-FM/Green- ville... KAAY-KQ94/Little Dave Anthony Rock PD Ray Lincoln resigns to pursue writing career, with former WIFI/Philadelphia PD, and most recently New Orleans Atlantic promo rep, Steve Kelly named as Program Manager for the stations...KFJZ-FM/Ft. Worth -Dallas changes calls to KEGL (Eagle 97) under PD Christopher Haze...Randy Lundquist upped to PD slot at KLUC/Las Vegas, with station PD Dave Anthony segueing to sister station KZZP/Phoenix as PD...KWWL/Waterloo changes call letters to KWLO...KTLK/Denver changes hands and goes Coun- try...KPUR/Amarillo PD Ron Chase out, replaced by Dan Wilson... WZOK/Rockford PD Tom Hunter leaves to program WMJQ/Rochester... FM100/Memphis MD Mark Williams leaves for WXYV/Baltimore, and is replaced by Tom Prestigiacomo... B104/Baltimore MD A.J. Roberts exits, with night rocker Rick James upped to Music Coordinator... Paul Sebastian leaves PD post at WKTM/Charleston. MARCH: KGB/San Diego PD John Lander becomes GM at WCKX/Tam- pa, replaced by FM102/Sacra- mento PD Jeff Lucifer, who names Rick Gillette as MD... Billy Manders upped to FM102 PD slot... WCKX/- Tampa gives away $96,000 in "Last Record" contest... Robb Stewart leaves Q102/Cincinnati to program KHFI/Austin, replacing Jeff Lucifer

Chuck Dunaway... KBEQ/Kansas City MD Phil Irons exits with former KLZR/Lawrence PD Mike Schmidt named as new MD...Harry Nelson resigns PD slot at KSLQ/ St. Louis...Bill Gamble resigns GCC programming post as WEFM/Chicago goes Schulke II...Steve Sum-

mers named MD at WDRQ/Detroit...KSPZ/Colorado Springs PD Gary Wall named PD at WNCI/Colum- bus... WLBZ/Bangor changes calls to WACZ... WHFM/- Rochester PD Jim Snowden joins WCIN/Cincinnati as air personality...And legendary WSAI/Cincinnati morning man Jim Scott segues to Yes -95 morning show...KEYN- FM/Wichita PD Lee Cory exits to KAZY/Denver production slot... WABC/New York adds sports talk show host Art Rust to lineup...Q107/Washington names former W4/Detroit PD Frank Holler as MD, promoting Rick Fowler to Promotion Director... WNOX/Knoxville names BW Evans as MD... WGBF/Evansville MD B.J. Hunter named PD at WKTI/Milwaukee... WGUY/Ban- gor welcomes Jim Randall as PD...KSTT/Davenport promotes Bill Young to MD slot.

APRIL: Don Imus inks 5 -year deal for mornings at WNBC/New York... WJOI/- Pittsburgh drops Beautiful Music format to become the city's second CHR station under PD Dan Vah e. Station applies for call letters WBZZ, to be known as B94 ...Mean- while, back at B97/New Orleans, John Volpe is named Assistant PD ... Former KJR/Seattle morning man Charlie Brown to program First Media's KBLE-FM/Se- attle...Ron Bledsoe and Michael St. John, Presi- dent/GM, and PD of WHIN & KX104/Nashville form Mikron consultancy... Mark Preston named MD at FM102/Sacramento...I95/Miami raids Y100 and gets Kid Curry to do mornings, as Y100 steals night rocker Stevie York away...Jay Jarvis is named PD at V100/Charles- ton replacing Bob Spence... KX104 /Nashville names Chris Thomas as Assistant PD... WSPT/Ste- vens Point longtime PD Pat Martin leaves to PD Country - formatted WBCS/ Milwaukee and names Brad Fuhr as his replacement... Jeff Benach named MD at WRKR/Racine... Former KBEQ/Kansas City MD Phil Irons appointed MD at KFMZ/Colum- bia...KTAC/Tacoma PD Tom Jeffries and air staffer Kirk Russell walk Washington state coastline for March of Dimes.

MAY: WLS/Chicago afternoon driver John "Records" Landecker departs after nine years to do mornings at CFTR/Toronto... WAKY/Louisville PD Mike McVay to PD WWWE/Cleveland...KSFX/San Francisco


Dan Vaine

Brad Fuhr


6856 LOS ALTOS PLACE

HOLLYWOOD. CALIFORNIA 90028

(213) 876-3820

T 0 : The Radio Industry & Capitol Records

FROM: Richard Landis

DATE: December 11, 1981

RE: Juice Newton - 1981

MEMO

akin Thank ou form $ 1981 a record you year for Juice.

Warmest Wishes for a Happy Our 1982. da Holi y Season, and a Great

Richard Landis ManagerIProducer



Continued from Page 3C

PD Jim Smith returns to WBBM-FM/Chicago, replaced by Pat Evans...KIIS-FM/Los Angeles PD Mike Wagner steps down but remains in afternoon slot.. Rob Sherwood K101/San Francisco PD, replacing Rob Sisco...John Larra- bee named PD of KSLQ/St. Louis...WIFE/Indianapolis goes Talk...KWEN/Tulsa changes owners and goes Country with PD Rhonda Cur- tis segueing to the KLAZ/Lit- tle Rock programming slot...KWST/Los Angeles drops AOR format and becomes new CHR station under former KHJ/Los Angeles PD Chuck Mar- tin... Y100/Miami gives away over $250,000 in Rainbow Con- test with court challenge from dissatisfied "almost" winner... WRJZ/Knoxville PD Fred Story exits to rejoin Bob Kaghan as his right hand at WBCY/Charlotte...Chad Hunt leaves Assistant PD post at WDJX/Dayton for MD slot at WNAP/Indianapo- lis...Mark Shannon leaves mornings at WIFI/Philadel- phiil far mornings and MD duties at B94/Pittsb rgh...John St. John takes over morning show at WIFI from WLAC/ Nashville...KVOL/Lafayette PD Kim Cunard exits, replaced by Phil Rankin...Jim Morton named MD at WCIR/Beckley...KYYX/Seattle MD Sean Lynch promoted to Special Projects Assistant and is replaced by Elvin Ichiyama...KIMN/Denver PD Loren Owens departs for morning slot at WVBF/Boston, with MD Doug Erikson named as new PD... Tom Jeffries out as KTAC/Tacoma PD replaced by Bruce Cannon...KOB- FM/Albuquerque to drop automated A/C format for live CHR presentation...Bruce Daniels named Assistant PD at KZZX/Albuquerque... Former KSLQ/St. Louis PD Harry Nelson joins KFRC/San Francisco air staff... Bill Bennet promoted to KKXL/Grand Forks PD.. . New 50kw AM station KYST/Texas City gets 24 -hour authority and plans CHR format...Jay Michaels leaves WSGN/Bir- mingham PD position as Walt Brown grabs programming reins.

JUNE: western Cities VP/Programming Don Ben- son joins KIIS-FM/Los Angeles as VP/Opera- tions. . . K W ST /Los Angeles raids KEARTH/Los Angeles morning team of London & Engleman despite threats of legal action... CKGM/Mon- treal PD Robert Hall named PD of A/C -formatted Satel- lite Music Net- work... WABC/New York personality Dan Ingram

celebrates 20 years at the station... WOLF/Syracuse goes Country... Rick Roberts upped to PD slot at WHB/Kan- sas City replacing Al Ca- sey... KG W /Portland PD Richard Harker exits... Paul Drew out as KNUS/Dallas consultant, with Larry James named as PD and MD Lone Pittman exiting... Mark Elliot out as WDJX/Dayton PD, replaced by Joe Daw-

son...KRLA/Los Angeles VP Art Laboe gets star on Hollywood "Walk Of Fame"...Sherry Toennies named National Program Coordinator for Charter Broadcast- ing ... PD Scott Sherwood leaves Y103/Jackson- ville... Tim Edwards named PD at WRJZ/Knox- ville...Hank Dole is named PD at WFOX/Gaines- ville... WAKY/Louisville hires Jack Petrey as PD.. . WOHO/Toledo MD John Zion named... Q105/Tam- pa Assistant PD Dave Mann becomes PD at WDOQ/Day- tona Beach...KFI/Los Angeles night rocker Ron O'Brien exits... WANS-FM/Greenville MD Jim Evans departs, promoting Sam Church to MD slot... WNOX/Knoxville MD Scott Majors goes into independent promotion, with Bill Evans upped to fill MD duties... Dave Roberts named Assistant PD at KCBS-FM/San Francis- co... WXLO/New York gets new calls WRKS and dubs itself 98.7 KISS, with a change towards Urban Contempor- ary.. .K96/Provo night jock Kidd Kraddick named Assis- tant PD.

Dan Ingram

Chuck Martin

Don Benson

JULY: WLS-AM &

FM/Chicago PD John Gehron named Station Manager with MD Tim Kelly upped to FM PD slot... Q107 /Washington brings Beach Boys to Washington Monument grounds for second free July 4th concert, drawing over 500,000... Jim Waters named PD of CHUM-AM/Toron- to... 96KX /Pittsburgh PD Bobby Christian upped to John Gehron

Operations Manager...Jay Michaels named PD at WIKS/Indianapolis...Rick Dees named morning man at KIIS-FM/Los Angeles...Jack Armstrong departs KFI/Los Angeles PM drive show as all-night team of Byron & Tanaka move up...Dale Reeves, WKTU/New York PD, steps down and is replaced by Carlos DeJe- sus ...WDRQ/Detroit PD Bill Garcia goes across town to program WOMC...Rick Torcasso (formerly Spanky Lane) leaves PD slot at WBMX/Chicago to program WDRQ... KMJK/Portland adopts Churchill Radio One Format, PD John Shomby exits... KENO/Las Vegas goes A/C...KWST/Los Angeles promotes Pat Garrett to Assistant PD... WHHY/Montgomery MD Rich Thomas exits to pursue TV career, and WHHY-FM announces plans to drop AOR format to become CHR with Phil Hor- ton named as new MD... Don Nordine, PD of KKRC/- Sioux Falls promoted within company to Operations Manager of KKXL-AM & FM/Grand Forks. Gary Leigh named KKXL-FM PD; Dan Kieley named as KKRC PD...KIOA/Des Moines PD Jed Duval to program WIBC/Indianapolis...Chuck Browning leaves WHBQ/Memphis airstaff for K101/San Francisco...San- dry Newby named MD at WSGN/Birmingham...Charlie Butcher named PD at WDJX/Dayton.. . Sonny Melendrez takes overnight show at KFI...KFRC/San Francisco morning show member Steve Capen segues across town to KSFX morning show... WJBQ/Portland PD Michael O'Neil is new PD at WFTN/Franklin, NH...Rick St. Clair named PD at KBOY/Medford...Rocky Roberts exits KDVV/Topeka as MD...Gloria Avila named MD at KIMN/Denver... WDMS/Greenville PD Todd Martin upped to Operations Director... Robb Stewart leaves KHFI and becomes PD at KITY/San Antonio...Bruce McGregor, PD -MD at WAKX/Duluth segues across town to KQDS as air staffer... Dave Stranberg named as McGregor's replacement.

Ron Riley

AUGUST: WCAO/ Baltimore PD Ron Riley named Operations Manager for WCAO-WXYV/Baltimore. Scott Richards, WCAO MD is upped to PD slot... Baltimore morning man switcheroo as WCAO morning team of Louie & The Bear break up. Louie (Lou Roberts) becomes new morning man at B104/Balti- more, while The Bear (Alan Berner) becomes Station

Manager at WMAR-FM/Baltimore. To complete the circle, former B104 morning man Scott Carpenter joins WCAO as morning host... WLPL/Baltimore changes calls to WYSP and heads for an A/C format...KBEQ/Kansas City PD Randy Lane exits to

become PD at WKQX/Chicago...Scott Sherwood becomes PD at WKTM/Charleston replacing Paul Sebas- tian...Robert Walker gives up PD position at WCKX/Tampa to return to Y100/Miami... Ed McMann named MD as Bob Logan also segues to Y100... WKIX/- Raleigh goes Country... WQRK/Norfolk PD Ralph Wim- mer upped to Operations Manager of WQRK-WPJZ, as WNOR-FM/Norfolk PD Bruce Garroway joins as PD... E. Alvin Davis named consultant to Yes-95/Cin- cinnati and moves it toward A/C...John Shomby named PD at B97/New Orleans...KFI/Los Angeles midday team of Tim & Ev Kelly leave for mornings at

WAKY/Louisville...Ray St. James named PD at CK101/Cocoa Beach...Jon Armstrong named MD at WAKX/Duluth...Greg Auskam leaves KDWB/Min- neapolis to program KOSO/Modesto... Dan Steele replaces Steve Gallagher as PD of Q106/York...Steve Gallagher becomes PD at KMAC/San Antonio... Jim Buchannon leaves US1/Phila- delphia to become MD at Q106... KENI/Anchorage MD Ed Merrifield segues across town to program KRKN ... Amiee Peck named MD at WHFM/Rochester replacing Marc Cronin... Ke- vin Davis made MD at KEEL/Shreveport... WJBQ/Portland hires Dan Cole to replace PD Michael O'Neil... WGRD/Grand Rapids MD Ray Baker steps down and is replaced by Sean Ste- vens...J.P. Hunter named MD at 95SGF/Savan- nah...KGGI/Riverside names KUTE/Los Angeles personality Chris Roberts as PD... WVBF/Boston names Tom Connelly as MD...Dave Roberts is the new PD at WCBS-FM/San Francisco replacing Sean Stevens...Joe McCoy named PD at WCBS-FM/New York.

SEPTEMBER: KFI/Los Angeles PD John Rook exits to go into ownership, and is replaced by WIFI/Philadelphia Operations Manager Tom Big - by ... WFIL/Philadelphia goes Country and morning man Don Cannon segues across to WIFI morning show... WCAU-FM/Philadelphia drops Jazz/Black format in favor of CHR, consulted by Mike Jo- seph... WRKO/Boston goes Talk... Former WDJX/Day- ton PD Mark Elliott joins WPTH/Ft. Wayne as PD, converting the station from AOR to CHR...Z93/Atlanta

cancels Arbitron contract over 40% rate increase ... WBBQ/Augusta tower topples, causing $200,000 in dam- age... KRLA/Los Angeles Sr. VP Art Laboe announces his departure at end of year, as former KMPC/Los Angeles personality Rege Cordic takes over mornings... E. Alvin Davis named to consult

C.C. Matthews WIKS/Indianapolis and brings in C.C. Matthews to be PD, replacing Jay Michaels, who does a quick move to become PD at WNOX/Knox- ville. Jay replaces John E. Douglas, who joins WIBC/In- dianapolis ... Scott Robbins named Operations Director at WCKX/Tampa... KRTH/Los Angeles MD Guy Zapoleon named PD at KRQ/Tuc- son...Chaz Kelly named MD at KOPA/Phoenix, replacing Craig Jackson... KEGL/Ft. Worth -Dallas MD Bob Stevens moves to Century 21 Programming/Dallas, and is replaced by Sandra Bo- bek...Jeff Davis named MD at KYNO-FM/Fresno, replacing Eddie Munson...Dain Guy Zapoleon

Shalt is the new PD at WSRZ/Sarasota, taking the station CHR... KFMZ/Columbia PD of nine years Mark Shevitz departs, as does MD Bubba Singleton, who goes to KMJM/St. Inns. Replacing Mark is Steve Graziano from WIRL/Peoria...Jay Tyler leaves MD slot at WNAM/Ap- pleton for air shift at Z104/Madison...KKLS/Rapid City PD Mick Kjar leaves to program WDAY/Fargo, with Roger Piper promoted to replace him for music duties; program duties handled by Randy Sherwin...WOW/- Omaha Operations Director Don Davis to program DC101/Washington...Sonja Jones, longtime MD for WABC/New York joins ABC Radio Enterprises as Music Research Director. Replacing her is James Golden, WABC Research Director...KIIS-FM/Los Angeles bil- ingual jock Val Valentine is out, replaced by WPGC/- Washington rocker Don Geronimo...Kevin Davis promoted to KJ100/Louisville Assistant PD-MD...KNUS/- Dallas PD Larry James exits for airwork at KMGC/Dal- las.

John Shomby


The newest ID package for Top 40! It's Radio Express.

rmCALL COLLECT AT 214/634-8511

TM PRODUCTIONS, 1349 REGAL ROW, DALLAS, TEXAS 75247


¡BREAKS eer r (oft tile Peers °A

awl viler

DON *LEAN JANUARY 16 .. "CRYING" ... CUR JANUARY 23... "CRYING"

. . (A/C) FEBRUARY 13... "CRYING" ... COUNTRY APRIL 24... "SINCE I DON'T HAVE YOU" ... CHR APRIL 24... "SINCE I DON'T HAVE You".. (A/C) OCTOBER 30... "CASTLES IN THE AIR" ... (A/C) ? ... "CASTLES IN THE AIR" ... CHR*

MARCH 20 . ."SWEETIItART" . CIIR

JULY 24 "YOU'RE MY GIRL" ...

Jo'Ast umeee fro prza/he/


R&&RiFriday, December 11,1981

KIM CARNES/Bette Davis Eyes (EMI America) 2 DIANA ROSS & LIONEL RICHIE/Endless Love (Motown) 3 CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do) (WB) 4 AIR SUPPLY/The One That You Love (Arista) 5 JOURNEY/Who's Crying Now (Columbia) 6 STYX/The Best Of Times (ABM) 7 JOHN LENNON/Woman (Geffen/WB) 8 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/Private Eyes (RCA) 9 REO SPEEDWAGON/Keep On Loving You (Epic) 10 POINTER SISTERS/Slow Hand (Planet/Elektra-Asylum)

11 GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Just The Two Of Us (Elektra) 12 JOEY SCARBURY/Theme From "Greatest American Hero" (Believe It Or Not) (Elektra)

13 SMOKEY ROBINSON/Being With You (Tamia/Motown) 14 DARYL HALL B JOHN OATES/Kiss On My List (RCA) 15 GEORGE HARRISON/All Those Years Ago (Dark Horse/WB) 16 KENNY ROGERS/I Don't Need You (Liberty)

Until "Bette Davis Eyes" became 17 SHEENA EASTON/Morning Train (Nine To Five) (EMI America) a smash, many listeners may never 18 GINO VANNELLI/Living Inside Myself (Arista) have heard of Kim Carnes before. 19 REO SPEEDWAGON/Take It On The Run (Epic) Now, her name is a household word as 20 DAN FOGELBERG/Hard To Say (Full Moon/Epic) .-0120

she had R&R's number one CHR song 21 DOLLY PARTON/9 To 5 (RCA) for 1981 ... Congratulations to Kim and 22 STEVE WINWOOD/While You See A Chance (Island/WB) EMI America/Liberty Records and their 23 FOREIGNER/Waiting For A Girl Like You (Atlantic) staff! 24 COMMODORES/Lady (You Bring Me Up) (Motown)

Other hits rounding out the top five in- 25 LITTLE RIVER BAND/The Night Owls (Capitol) dude Diana Ross & Lionel Richie's number 26 JOHN LENNON/Watching The Wheels (Geffen/WB) two song "Endless Love"; Christopher 27 MARTY BALIN/Hearts (EMI America) with "Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can 28 STEVIE NICKS w/TOM PETTY Et HEARTBREAKERS/Stop Draggin' My Heart Around (Modern/Atco) Do)";Air Supply, who scored three top five 29 JUICE NEWTON/Queen Of Hearts (Capitol) records this year; and Journey's "Who's Cry -30 STARS ON 45/Medley (Radio/Atlantic) ingNow,"whichmadethisgroup'smassappeal 31 BONNIE MILSAP/(There's) No Gettin' Over Me (RCA) acceptance complete. 32 NEIL DIAMOND/Hello Again (Capitol)

1981 has been a trendy year for hits, as country 33 BLONDIE/The Tide Is High (Chrysalis) crossovers from Ronnie Milsap, Eddie Rabbitt, 34 EDDIE RABBITT/Step By Step (Elektra) Kenny Rogers, Juice Newton, and the Oak Ridge 35 RAY PARKER JR. Er RAYDIO/A Woman Needs Love (Just Like You Do) (Arista) Boys added flavor to many CHR charts. How about 36 AIR SUPPLY/Here I Am (Just When I Thought I Was Over You) (Arista) the rash of "medley songs" touched off by Stars On 37 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/You Make My Dreams (RCA) 45, and continued by the Beach Boys. Did someone 38 SHEENA EASTON/For Your Eyes Only (Liberty) say remakes? Don McLean had a couple of those, with 39 JAMES TAYLOR & J.D. SOUTHER/Her Town Too (Columbia) others from Taste Of Honey, and the Manhattan 40 BLONDIE/Rapture (Chrysalis) Transfer. 41 KOOL Et THE GANG/Celebration (De-Lite/PolyGram)

Jazz made impressive inroads this year, with entries 42 STEELY DAN/Hey Nineteen (MCA) onto the CHR chart by Lee Ritenour, Grover Washington 43 JUICE NEWTON/Angel Of The Morning (Capitol) Jr., Al Jarreau, Quincy Jones, and George Benson leading 44 CLIMAX BLUES BAND/I Love You (WB) the way. 45 FOREIGNER/Urgent (Atlantic)

On the whole, black crossovers didn't fare as well this 46 ROLLING STONES/Start Me Up (Rolling Stones/Atco) year as in the past, as resistance grew on the part of FM pro- 47 PABLO CRUISE/Cool Love (ABM) grammers to play these records in an effort to attain a "hip" 48 EDDIE RABBITT/I Love A Rainy Night (Elektra) immage. Crossover artists that did well this year include 49 DON McLEAN/Crying (Millennium/RCA) Smokey Robinson, Ray Parker Jr. & Raydio, Champaign, Kool 50 MOODY BLUES/The Voice (Threshold/PolyGram) & the Gang, Rick James, Carl Carlton, the Four Tops, Clarke/ 51 NEIL DIAMOND/America (Capitol) Duke, the Commodores, and Earth, Wind & Fire. 52 POLICE/Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic (A&M)

What took the place of these black crossovers? AOR crossovers, 53 BOB SEGER/Tryin' to Live My Life Without You (Capitol) exploding this year with names like Bruce Springsteen, Police, J. 54 ELO/Hold On Tight (Jet/CBS) Geils, Tom Petty, Greg Kihn, April Wine, Pat Benatar, Blondie, 55 RICK SPRINGFIELD/Jessié s Girl (RCA) Styx, Alan Parsons, and Eric Clapton becoming "format staples." 56 GARY U.S. BONDS/This Little Girl (EMI America)

Other major AOR-flavored acts which enjoyed big CHR success 57 OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/Physical (MCA) this year included REO, Foreigner, and the Rolling Stones, helping to 58 BARBRA STREISAND Er BARRY GIBB/What Kind Of Fool (Columbia) restore rock to soft CHR charts which had been dominated by A/C 59 STYX/Too Much Time On My Hands (A&M) crossover records for many months. Hall & Oates crossed from CHR to 60 CLIFF RICHARD/A Little In Love (EMI America) find new airplay in AOR, as did Rick Springfield, who established him -61 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Time (Arista) self as a recording and TV star with three successive hits. 62 COMMODORES/Oh No (Motown)

Many new names showed up this year on your charts for the first time 63 MOODY BLUES/Gemini Dream (Threshold/PolyGram) like: Franke & the Knockouts; Joey Scat -billy; Chilliwack; Quarterflash; 64 MANHATTAN TRANSFER/Boy From New York City (Atlantic) Terri Gibbs; Sheena Easton; Juice Newton; Robbie Patton; Diesel; the Go- 65 TASTE OF HONEY/Sukiyaki (Capitol) Go's; and first-time solo efforts from Marty Bann, Stevie Nicks, and Lind- 66 RICK SPRINGFIELD/I've Done Everything For You (RCA) sey Buckingham. 67 GARY WRIGHT/Really Wanna Know You (WB)

Some familiar names found new success again this year in the form of Gary 68 FRANKE Et THE KNOCKOUTS/Sweetheart (Millennium/RCA) U.S. Bonds, Steve Miller, Santana, Gary Wright, George Harrison, Little River 69 AL JARREAU/We're In This Love Together (WB) Band, Moody Blues, Dan Fogelberg, Paul McCartney, Bob Seger, Lulu, Burton 70 JOHN LENNON/(Just Like) Starting Over (Geffen/WB) Cummings, Steve Winwood, Rod Stewart, Steely Dan, ELO, the Pointer Sisters, 71 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Games People Play (Arista) Neil Diamond, Climax Blues Band, Barbra Streisand, and John Lennon. 72 QUINCY JONES featuring JAMES INGRAM/Just Once (A& M)

As we head into 1982, look for more acceptance by the CHR audience of former 73 ROD STEWART/Passion (WB) ly exclusive AOR acts, which will find their way onto more and more CHR playlists 74 POLICE/Don't Stand So Close To Me (ABM) as it's further proven that 25+ adults who grew up with rock enjoy a good mix of it 75 LEE RITENOUR/Is It You (Elektra) along with more traditional -sounding CHR hits. 76 DAN FOGELBERG/Same Old Lang Syne (Full Moon/Epic)

The CHR Top 81 of 1981 was computed using the weekly R&R National Airplay/30's 77 ERIC CLAPTON/I Can't Stand It (RSO/PolyGram) from January 9, 1981, through November 27, 1981. A simple reverse point -value 78 PAT BENATAR/Treat Me Right (Chrysalis) system was used, and accumulated number were ranked in descending order. The 79 KENNY ROGERS/Share Your Love With Me (Liberty) ranking is representative of this year's radio airplay as reported each week by all of 80 PHIL COLLINS/I Missed Again (Atlantic) R&R's CHR reporting stations. 81 ROD STEWART/Young Turks (WB)


Columbia Hits Right On Target

BILLY JOEL "She's Got A Way" CHR ,BREAKERS.

BILLY JOEL She's Got A Way (Columbia) 84% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 71, Debuts 20, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 19 including WZZP, C1102, WKTI, 0103, KZZP, 92FLY, KROK. See Parallels, debuts at number 30 on CHR chart

LOVERBOY "Working For The Weekend" OVER 86 STATIONS INCLUDING THESE: WIFI add KDZA add WFMF 29-26 KFI add WBEN-FM 24-20 K094 32-26 KEZR add KEGL 5-2 0103 add KBE° 29-27 WNAM add KIQO 27-24 WIGY add KFRC deb 35 WCGO add KZZP 24-20 KOWB add WPHD 18-12 WRKR add WPST 23-20 KDVV add KZFM 30-21

KXX 106 24-17 WOKI 22-18 WBCY 21-16 WJXC! 7-6 WIKS 21-17 KKXX 31-22 KJRB 15-9 KNBO 18-15

KSKD 23-19 KLUC 25-22 KRC! 26-20 WACZ 28-23 0104 12-10 WXLK 26-23 KSEL-FM 15-11 KKRC 21-19 WSPT 28-24 KRNA 24-22

KOZE 9-8

PLACIDO DOMINGO With JOHN DENVER "Perhaps Love" CHR 195 WAEB WOKY WDOO KIClC! WHBC! WDRC-FM WRKR KC101 KENI WICC

John Denver appears through the courtesy of RCA Records

COLUMBIA HITS HARD

A/C - 181> 0 PLACIDO DOMINGO b JOHN DENVER /Perhaps Love (Cherry Lane/CBS)

WTAE add GR55 WFYR WSB add WIP KYXY WHB add KDKA KPLZ WERC add WASH KKRD add KULF WKBN add 97AIA OVER 53 STATIONS TOTALI s re

0

ae

ot`et

p P

eg>ßs P4\*". 1/



1

ched The Top 1 5

Records That Rea Peak Weeks

Position Peak On

(wkN1) Data Chart

Peak Works Position Peak On

(wash) Data Chart

AIR SUPPLY/Every Woman In The World (Arista) 4 1/9 5 BARRY MANILOW/The Old Songs (Arista) 9 11/13 8

AIR SUPPLY/The One That You Love (Arista) 1(3) 7/3 15 DELBERT McCLINTON/Giving It Up For Your Love AIR SUPPLY/Here I Am (Just When I Thought I Was Over You) (Capitol/MSS) 9 2/6 7

(Arista) 2 11/13 11 DON McLEAN/Crying (Millennium/RCA) 5 2127 12

APRIL WINE/Just Between You Et Me (Capitol) 14 4/10 9 RANDY MEISNER/Hearts On Fire (Epic) 11 3/6 9 RONNIE MILSAP/(Theré s) No Gettin' Over Me (RCA) 6 8/21 14 MOODY BLUES/Gemini Dream (Threshold/PolyGram) 6 7/24 10

MARTY BALIN/Hearts (EMI America 4 7/10 12 MOODY BLUES/The Voice (Threshold/PolyGram) 6 9/25 11

PAT BENATAR/Treat Me Right (Chrysalis) 12 3/6 10 PAT BENATAR/Fire And Ice (Chrysalis) 14 8/14 10 BLONDIE/The Tide Is High (Chrysalis) 1(3) 1/16 7 JUICE NEWTON/Angel Of The Morning (Capitol) 4 4/17 11

BLONDIE/Rapture (Chrysalis) 8 2/27 12 JUICE NEWTON/Queen Of Hearts (Capitol) 5 8/7 14

GARY U.S. BONDS/This Little Girl (EMI America) 7 6/12 11 OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/Physical (MCA) 2 11/27 8

LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM/Trouble (Asylum) 9 11/27 5 STEVIE NICKS w/TOM PETTY Et THE HEARTBREAKERS/ Stop Draggin' My Heart Around (Modem/Atco) 3 9/4 12

STEVIE NICKS Et DON HENLEY/Leather Et Lace KIM CARNES/Bette Davis Eyes (EMI America) 1(5) 5/15 16 (Modern/Atco) 6 11/27 5

CARPENTERS/Touch Me When We're Dancing (AEtM) 14 7/31 8 CHILLIWACK/My Girl (Gone, Gone, Gone) (Millennium/RCA) 15 11/27 6 ERIC CLAPTON/I Can't Stand It (RSO/PolyGram) 8 4/10 10 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Elvira (MCA) 12 7/17 7

STANLEY CLARKE/GEORGE DUKE/Sweet Baby (Epic) 13 7/17 8 CLIMAX BLUES BAND/I Love You (WB) 7 5/15 12 PHIL COLLINS/I Missed Again (Atlantic) 13 5/8 10 PABLO CRUISE/Cool Love (A&M) 5 8/21 12 PHIL COLLINS/In The Air Tonight (Atlantic) 11 7/24 8 RAY PARKER JR. Et RAYDIO/A Woman Needs Love COMMODORES/Lady (You Bring Me Up) (Motown) 3 8/28 13 (Just Like You Do) (Arista) 5 5/22 13

COMMODORES/Oh No (Motown) 3 11/27 9 RAY PARKER JR. Et RAYDIO/That Old Song (Arista) 15 8/28 8

CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Games People Play (Arista) 12 2/20 10 Do (WB) 1(4) 9/25 15 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Time (Arista) 7 7/24 10

DOLLY PARTON/9 To 5 (RCA) 2 2/6 12 TOM PETTY Et THE HEARTBREAKERS/The Waiting

NEIL DIAMOND/Love On The Rocks (Capitol) 3 1/9 4 (Backstreet/MCA) 14 6/12 9

NEIL DIAMOND/Hello Again (Capitol) 3 3/6 12 POINTER SISTERS/Slow Hand (Planet/Elektra-Asylum) 1(2) 7/31 15

NEIL DIAMOND/America (Capitol) 5 6/5 11 POLICE/De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da (AEtM) 14 1/9 3

NEIL DIAMOND/Yesterday's Songs (Columbia) 12 11/27 4 POLICE/Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic (A&M) 3 11/13 10

DIESEL/Sausalito Summemight (Regency/Atco) 15 11/6 7 DOOBIE BROTHERS/One Step Closer (WB) 15 1/9 2 QUARTERFLASH/Harden My Heart (Geffen/WB) 11 11/27 5

SHEENA EASTON/Morning Train (Nine To Five) (EMI America) 3 4/10 14 EDDIE RABBITT/I Love A Rainy Night (Elektra) 5 1/23 9 SHEENA EASTON/Modern Girl (EMI America) 14 7/3 7 EDDIE RABBITT/Step By Step (Elektra) 4 9/11 12 SHEENA EASTON/For Your Eyes Only (Liberty) ELO/Hold On Tight (Jet/CBS)

3 6

10/2 9/4

11

11 REO SPEEDWAGON/Keep On Loving You (Epic) REO SPEEDWAGON/Take It On The Run (Epic)

2 3

2/20 5/1

14 13

CLIFF RICHARD/A Little In Love (EMI America) 5 2/20 10 LEE RITENOUR/Is It You (Elektra) 9 6/26 10

DAN FOGELBERG/Same Old Lang Syne (Full Moon/Epic) 9 1/23 7 SMOKEY ROBINSON/Being With You (Tamla/Motown) 1(2) 5/1 14 DAN FOGELBERG/Hard To Say (Full Moon/Epic) 3 10/9 14 KENNY ROGERS/I Don't Need You (Liberty) 3 7/10 14 FOREIGNER/Urgent (Atlantic) 9 8/21 14 KENNY ROGERS/Share Your Love With Me (Liberty) 8 10/9 8 FOREIGNER/Waiting For A Girl Like You (Atlantic) 1(4) 11/6 9 ROLLING STONES/Start Me Up (Rolling Stones/Atco) 9 9/18 12 FOUR TOPS/When She Was My Girl (Casablanca/PolyGram) 11 10/23 8 DIANA ROSS/Why Do Fools Fall In Love? (RCA) 7 11/27 7 FRANKE Et THE KNOCKOUTS/Sweetheart (Millennium/RCA) 12 5/8 11 DIANA ROSS Et LIONEL RICHIE/Endless Love (Motown) 1(5) 8/14 14

GENESIS/No Reply At All (Atlantic) 13 11/27 6 SANTANA/Winning (Columbia) 12 6/19 9 TERRI GIBBS/Somebody's Knockin' (MCA) 12 4/10 8 LEO SAYER/More Than I Can Say (WB) 13 1/9 2

LEO SAYER/Living In A Fantasy (WB) 13 3/6 9 BOZ SCAGGS/Miss Sun (Columbia) 10 1/23 7

DARYL HALL Et JOHN OATES/Kiss On My List (RCA) 1(2) 3/27 14 JOEY SCARBURY/Theme From "Greatest American Hero" DARYL HALL Et JOHN OATES/You Make My Dreams (RCA) 4 6/19 12 (Believe It Or Not) (Elektra) 1(1) 7/24 14 DARYL HALL Et JOHN OATES/Private Eyes (RCA) 1(2) 10/23 14 BOB SEGER/Tryin' To Live My Life Without You (Capitol) 5 10/16 10 DARYL HALL Et JOHN OATES/I Can't Go For That

(No Can Do) (WB) 14 11/27 3 RICK SPRINGFIELD/Jessié s Girl (RCA) RICK SPRINGFIELD/I've Done Everything For You (RCA)

8 6

6/19 10/16

11

10 GEORGE HARRISON/All Those Years Ago (Dark Horse/WB) 1(2) 6/19 11 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Hungry Heart (Columbia) 9 1/9 3 HEART/Tell It Like It Is (Epic) 7 1/16 4 STARS ON 45/Medley (Radio/Atlantic) 3 6/5 12

STEELY DAN/Hey Nineteen (MCA) 2 1/23 8 STEELY DAN/Time Out Of Mind (MCA) 13 4/17 8

AL JARREAU/We're In This Love Together (WB) 7 10/16 8 ROD STEWART/Passion (WB) 4 1/16 6 BILLY JOEL/Say Goodbye To Hollywood (Columbia) 14 10/23 9 ROD STEWART/Young Turks (WB) 5 11/27 7 QUINCY JONES featuring JAMES INGRAM/Just Once

(A&M) 10 10/23 9 BARBRA STREISAND Et BARRY GIBB/Guilty (Columbia) BARBRA STREISAND Et BARRY GIBB/What Kind Of Fool

6 1/9 3

JOURNEY/Who's Crying Now (Columbia) 1(1) 9/18 15 (Columbia) 7 3/13 10 JOURNEY/Don't Stop Believin' (Columbia) 10 11/27 7

STYX/The Best Of Times (ABM) 1(3) 3/6 14

STYX/Too Much Time On My Hands (A&M) 9 5/15 11

KOOL Et THE GANG/Celebration (De-Lite/PolyGram) 7 1/23 10 TASTE OF HONEY/Sukiyaki (Capitol) 8 5/22 9 JAMES TAYLOR Et J.D. SOUTHER/Her Town Too (Columbia) 4 4/24 11

JOHN LENNON/(Just Like) Starting Over (Geffen/WB) 1(1) 1/9 6 JOHN LENNON/Woman (Geffen/WB) JOHN LEN NON/Watching The Wheels (Geffen/WB)

1(4) 3

2/6 5/22

13 12 GINO VANNELLI/Living Inside Myself (Arista) 2 5/22 14

LITTLE RIVER BAND/The Night Owls (Capitol) 4 10/9 13 LULU/I Could Never Miss You (More Than I Do) (Alfa) 13 9/18 9 GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Just The Two Of Us (Elektra) 1(2) 4/17 15

DOTTIE WEST/What Are We Doing Love (Liberty) 15 5/22 9 STEVE WINWOOD/While You See A Chance (Island/WB) 1(1) 4/10 13

MANHATTAN TRANSFER/Boy From New York City (Atlantic) 9 7/3 10 STEVIE WONDER/I Ain't Gonna Stand For It (Tamla/Motown) 15 2/13 7

BARRY MANILOW/I Made It Through The Rain (Arista) 10 1/9 5 GARY WRIGHT/Really Wanne Know You (WB) 11 8/21 11


More Direct Hits BUCKNER á GARCIA "PaaMan Fever" All the excitement of the most popular coin -op game in history is now on record. Over 100,000 units sold first week out!

WCKX WKRZ-FM KATI KIQQ WCSC WPHD WKDQ

BILL WITHERS "U.S.A." A timely state -of -the -union message.

WKDQ WIS WBT WORG WATR WRTA WNVR WCSC

TOMMY TUTONE "867-53091Jenny"

"Made our hi -five in just two weeks! Burning up the phones! My favorite record this year."

- Paula Matthews, KIQQ

KEGL add KNBQ KIQQ 3 3-2 3 WSPT KYYX

COLUMBIA HITS HARD


R&RIFriday, December 11, 1981

1981 was a very good year for Adult/Contemporary - perhaps its best year, as the industry at large began to recognize the strength of A/C from ratings, recording, and reporting standpoints.

A/C FM's Emerge As Ratings Contenders For the first time, national interest has begun developing on the powerful potential

of FM A/C facilities. Many of these stations concentrate heavily on music, reflecting the new listening habits of the aging "baby boom." Ratings growth for FM A/C's occurred in New York, Cincinnati, San Diego, Louisville, Atlanta, Chicago, Philadelphia, Dallas, Seattle, Washington, Boston, and many other markets.

Format Switches Prevalent A/C was involved in more formatic changes than probably any other format.

Numerous CHR outlets either changed their reporting to A/C or converted to A/C outright. Several A/C stations adjusted to Country or Easy Listening, in markets such as Cleveland, Philadelphia, Tampa, Atlanta, Tucson and San Antonio, among others.

Record Labels Commit To A/C In a period when record companies were overall not in an expansionary mode, A/C

nonetheless experienced a great deal of new label involvement. Major labels such as Arista, Columbia, MCA, EMI America/Liberty, RCA, and Elektra-Asylum began a new emphasis on gaining airplay and sales from A/C radio.

R&R Revamps A/C Presentation Radio & Records took several major steps during 1981 to reaffirm its commitment

to the evolution and importance of the format. Among the improvements:

JANUARY: Bob Knight -Adams is appointed Program Director at WHDH/Boston; he was most recently Operations Manager at WGAN/Portland, ME... Art Snow, KFJZ/Ft. Worth morning drive personality, is promoted to Pro- gram Director... Ron Frasier, also morning drive personality from WKTK/Bal- timore, is promoted to Pro- gram Director and keeps his airshift... John Rapp, WHAM/Rochester PD, and MD Shelly Sweedler move on to WBBF/Rochester...Chris Kampmeier becomes the new Wally Sale Program Director at WDAE/Tampa, coming from WHLY/Orlando, to be assisted by staffer Vance Dil- lard... Wally Sale is named Program Director of WTAR/Norfolk, leaving the PD post at KSLM/Salem, OR, after three years...Mike Metzger joins KAKZ/Wi- chita, KS as Program Director, formerly Assistant PD at WNCI/Columbus, OH...Ray Williams is appointed Pro- gram Director for WSGA/Savannah, most recently of

WISE/Asheville...John Katz exits his Program Director post at WIBW/Topeka, and is replaced by staffer Khris Fa- vor...Greg Picciano is the new Music Director at WLW/Cincinnati, moving up from Assistant Production Director and weekend talent... Bill Buchner is the new Music Director at WGY/Sche- nectady, formerly of WGSM/- Huntington. He replaces Paul

Cassidy, who becomes Operations Manager for WGY's FM, WGFM...Dave Laird is named new Music Director at WHAM/Rochester, joining from WFBL/Syra- cuse...Chuck Benson leaves WIND/Chicago after 11

years to do middays at crosstown WFYR...Roger Cary leaves KFJZ/Ft. Worth for afternoons at KOY/Phoenix.

Greg Picciano

FEBRUARY: Ken Kohl is appointed Program Manager for KOMO/Seattle, coming from Denver where he headed his own consultancy, replacing Larry Nelson, who concentrates on his morning show...Kevin Fennessy, former PD of WFFM/Pitts- burgh, is the new Program Director of WOAI-FM/San Antonio...Chris Witting, Jr. is named Program Manager at Ken Kohl

J\ckUltlN ContemP°1a

** A/C Research Becomes Current ** New Research Methodology: Rotations and Computers ** Back Page Visibility For A/C ** A/C Stations Ranked As Parallels ** 89 Reporter Changes Reflect Key Markets

In conclusion, 1981 was an important year for Adult/Contemporary radio, and there is no doubt that this format will continue to build its significance to the industry as a whole in 1982.

Group W's WOWO/Ft. Wayne, from Assistant Program Manager at WBZ/Boston... Dan Vaccaro leaves WRVR/- Memphis as PD and is replaced by Jim Robertson, who

joins as former PD at WDIF/Marion, OH...Rod Burn-

ham is promoted from Program Director to Operations Manager at WSBA/York, while Jim Horn is upped to Group Music Coordinator for all Susquehanna A/C stations...Former PD of WRCQ/Hartford Rick O'Connor is named PD/MD of WATR/Waterbury, CT...Rex Russell leaves WJBO/Baton Rouge to be Operations Manager for KRGV/McAllen, TX...In Chicago, Dick Stone is named News Director of WCFL, formerly News Director at crosstown WIND...Georgia Pappas, former assistant to the GM, is upped to Music Director at WHDH/Bos- ton... Bryan Eaton leaves KNBR/San Francisco as Music Director to enter the radio computer business, and is replaced by Larry Finkel from crosstown sister KYUU ...Don Hofmann takes over as Station Manager for KOKQ/Monterey... After many years at WCCO/Min- neapolis, Glen Olson moves across the street for afternoons at WLOL... Another local transfer finds Scott Henley leaving KMBZ/Kansas City as Promotion Director to do mornings at KCKN.

Chris Witting, Jr.

MARCH: Jeff Mazzei leaves his post as Assistant PD at WABC/New York for the same position at WYNY/New York...John Wetherbee is promoted from Music Director to Assistant PD at WFYR/Chica- go... WSB/Atlanta institutes a late -night country music program from midnight to 5am, hosted by Bill Vale...KSL/- Salt Lake City General Manager Dean Lindsay resigns to accept the Marketing Manager title for the NBA's Utah Jazz basketball team...Bill Dodd, who previously programmed Jeff M077ci

KOGO/San Diego, is the new PD at KARZ/Phoenix and takes Alan Chilcoat with him. Chilcoat spent eight years as afternoon talent at KOY across town... Ray Lin-

coln departs as PD at KAAY/Little Rock and is replaced by Steve Kelly... Charlie Kirk is appointed Operations Manager of KMED/Medford, OR...Alan Waterour is

promoted to Assistant PD at KLOL/San Jose, while re-

taining his Production Director duties... Former WKTU/New York and WDAI-FM/Chicago PD Matthew Clenott is named midday personality at WCFL/Chica-

go ... Carmela Griffith, former MD at WKTQ/Pitts- burgh, joins WOAI-FM/San Antonio as Music Direc- tor... Damon Sheridan, former PD at WRFB/Wor- thington, OH, is appointed PD/MD at WDIF/Marion, OH ...Warren Bailey resigns as Program Director at WLNH/Laconia, NH.

APRIL: Mike Kasabo John Wetherbee departs Radio & Records after

seven years as A/C Editor to form the Mike Kasabo Organization, a West Coast - based A/C independent promotion firm... Brian Scott joins John Lund's new coxi-

sultancy as Assistant Pro- gramming Consultant; he was formerly PD at WGBS/Mi- ami...Lynn Gilbert and Mike Martucci are promoted at Col- umbia Records to help the Na- tional Secondary and A/C Mike Kasabo

Promotion department in New York...Beth Fast becomes the new Program Director at WNUW/Milwau- kee, from KZLA/Los Angeles...Garry Wall is appointed Program Director at WNCI/Columbus, OH; he was most recently Operations Director/AM drive talent at KVOR &

KSPZ/Colorado Springs...Tommy Walker is named new Program Director at WPTF/Raleigh... Jonathan Green leaves the afternoon shift at WTMJ/Milwaukee after ten years to do mornings at WDAE/Tampa...Russ Doren exits the PD spot at KUGN/Eugene, OR to become General Manager of KMVI/Wailuku, HI, and is replaced by Jack Fleming, who also takes the afternoon show... Ralph Grant is promoted to premier announcer of WKZO/Kal- amazon.

MAY: Rick Bisceglia, formerly of Ariola Records and WXLO/New York, is appointed Adult/Contemporary National Promotion Manager for Arista Records...Rob Siseo leaves K-101/San Fran- cisco as Program Director after eight months, replaced by Rob Sherwood, most recently PD of KOSO/Modes- to, CA...Jim Harrington is named Assistant PD at KDKA/Pittsburgh, formerly PD of WPTR/Alba-


Rick Bisceglia


REIR/Friday, December 11, 1981

PA


ny ... Tom Jeffries resigns as Program Director of KTAC/Tacoma and 11 -year station veteran Bruce Can- non moves in from sales to take the PD reins...Gary Parks is named Program Manager at WBNS-AM & FM/ - Columbus, OH, formerly Operations Manager and Assis-

tant PD at WJAI & WING! - Dayton... Bob Clarke is appointed Program Director at KPNW-AM & FM/Eugene, OR, while continuing his midday shift, and formerly of KEX/Portland and KSFO/San Francisco. He replaces Lee Gordon, who continues his morning drive and corporate duties... Ad- ministrative Assistant Mary June Rose is promoted to Assistant PD/MD at WBT/-

Charlotte ... Sal Giangrasso is appointed Operations Director of WHLI & WKJY/Hemp- stead, NY, while continuing as News/Public Affairs Director. Morning talent Jeff Long is upped to PD at WKJY and midday man Chuck Camlio is promoted to PD for WHLI... Russ Garrett is promoted to Music Director at WNAB/Bridgeport, up from copywriter/air talent...Josh Rob Sherwood Cohen, previously of WXAM/Charlottesville, is named ^reduction Director at WASH/Washington, DC...Jeff Green is appointed new A/C Editor at R&R.

JUNE: Dave Shafer leaves his PD post at WOMC/Detroit to become VP/Operations across town at WCZY...Afternoon drive personality Jeff Roberts is promoted to Program Director at WHB/Kansas City, replacing Al Casey, who became head of national programming for Charter Broadcasting... Larry James is named Pro- gram Director at KNUS (now KLVU)/Dallas, while Craig Jackson joins as Assistant PD from KOPA/Phoe- nix... Larry Anderson is named Operations Manager/PD at WDAE/Tampa after nine years as OM/PD at Taft's sister WGR/Buffalo...Mike Shannon is appointed Opera- tions Manager for KPPL/Denver, from KEGL/Dallas; he replaces Jim Heath, who continues his morning show...Ron Maestri takes the PD reins at KUDO/Las Vegas, moving up from Public Affairs Director... Across

the street, Bob Benzins is promoted from studio engineer to Assistant Program Manager for KMJJ... WFIR/Roanoke announces four key promotions: Max Leach moves up from Sales Manager to General Manager; Jerry Joynes is appointed Program Director, while also holding the Sports Director and mid - days positions. Bill Bratton is upped from Assistant Music

Director to MD, and Scot Morris becomes the new Assis- tant PD... Sam Armato retires as WTMJ/Milwaukee Music Librarian after 21 years with the station... After 13

years on the air at WLW/Cincinnati, James Francis Patrick O'Neill announces his last show.

JULY: Bill Garcia resigns as Program Director of WDRQ/Detroit to become PD across the street at WOMC ... Jed Duval rejoins WIBC/Indianapolis as PD, where he once served as Assistant PD. He leaves his post as PD of KIOA/Des Moines...Sandy Beach exits KYUU/San Francisco as PD to take the same position at WBAP/Dallas-Ft. Wor- Bill Garcia th...Dave Popovich is appointed Program Director at WWYZ/Hartford, most recently Operations Manager at WWWE/Cleveland... Phil Zachary is named Operations Director for WQUE/New Orleans, stepping up from the

ear Bob Clarke

Jeff Roberts

ult/Contemporary Program Manager/midday spots... WHIO/Dayton selects Mike McMurray as PD... Gary Froseth moves from the News Director post at WOWO/Ft. Wayne to Group W sister KDKA/Pittsburgh as News Direc- tor... Bob Meadows gives up his PD post at WTRX/Flint to become PD at KIOA/Des Moines... Thomas S. Stewart is named General Manager of WBNS-AM & FM/Colum- bus, OH, moving up from Acting Station Manager and GSM...Scott Fischer resigns as WFTL/Ft. Lauderdale PD to do afternoons at WKQX/- Chicago. Don Williams, Operations Manager for WFTL and sister WWJF, assumes the PD duties...J.R. Russ is appointed PD at WECK/Buffalo... Dave Carli- sle is the new PD at WGAC/Augusta, GA, formerly MD at 95GSF/Savan-

Dave Popovich nah...J.D. North is promoted from MD to PD at WAEZ/Savannah... Tom Leebrick is upped from MD to PD at WLVA/Lynchburg... Mike Laurence is appointed PD at WTKO/Ithaca, NY, most recently MD, News Director and air talent at WCOD/- Cape Cod, MA...AI Simmons, who was PD/Operations Manager at WSLI/Jackson, MS for 24 years dies of a stroke... Bruce Bradley, formerly afternoon talent at WBZ/Boston, is named to mornings at WYNY/New York. Morning man Dan Daniel moves to afternoons...Charlie Tuna signs a two-year contract with KHTZ/Los Angeles as morning personality...Chuck Browning leaves WHBQ/Memphis for K-101/San Francisco's afternoon show, while Bruce Vidal joins K-101 to do middays, formerly of KWK-FM/St. Louis...Sandi Banister is promoted from the music department to Assistant PD at KOGO/San Diego...Format changes: WUSL/Phila- delphia switches from A/C to Country after five years with the format...KMJK/Portland announces it is going from CHR to A/C, using the Churchill Radio One format... KMGX/Tucson drops A/C for News... KENO/Las Vegas shifts from CHR to A/C.

AUGUST: Randy Lane resigns as PD of KBEQ/- Kansas City to become PD at WKQX/Chicago...Joe Martell, after six months as PD at KVI/Seattle, is named Operations Manager at WJR/Detroit... John Long announces he plans to resign as PD of KULF/Houston at the end of the month...Dave Mason leaves the PD post at WBBF/Rochester after two years to become PD at WGR/Buffalo...Larry James leaves KNUS/Dallas as PD as the station abandons CHR for A/C and applies for new call letters KLVU as "Love 99." Larry joins KMGC

across town to do afternoon drive... Kevin Fennessy exits WOAI-FM/San Antonio as PD to become PD crosstown at KTUF ... Also in San Antonio, Steve Gallagher is named PD of KMAC from Q-106/ York... Mary Catherine Sneed joins WSB/Atlanta as Music Director from PD of WSM-FM/Nashville ... Mike Scott departs WNDE/In-

Mary Catherine Sneed dianapolis to become PD at WTVN/Columbus, OH...Dan Steele leaves WSBA/York to go across the street to be PD at Q-106... Bob Miller, Director of Agricultural Activities for WLW/Cincinnati for 30 years, retires... Cal Stout, previously PD at KHAK/Cedar Rapids, IA, is appointed PD at WJON/St. Cloud, MN ...Bob Raleigh is named PD at WRCG/Colum- bus, GA, moving over from the AM drive/MD post at sister WCGQ...KSTP/Minneapolis switches from A/C to Talk...Keith Humphries takes the PD position at KWCO/Chickasha, OK; he was formerly GM at KOKC/- Guthrie, OK...Jim Alexander is appointed PD at KCOW/Alliance, NB...Kim Scott leaves WAKY/Louis- ville as air talent/Promotion Director to become Assis- tant Operations Manager at WWWE/Cleveland... John Kosian is the new MD at WBOS/Boston.

SEPTEMBER: George Cooper resigns as PD of WLW/Cincinnati to become PD at KULF/Houston. He is replaced by Bill Stedman, most recently PD at WKQX/Chicago... Bob Chris- ty is named Director of Opera- tions at KHOW/Denver, previously PD at WHDH and WVBF/Boston. He takes over for Scotty Brink, who joins the staff of WCAU/Philadelphia as host of the morning talk show ...Jay Scott is the new Program Director at WRIE/- Erie...Jim King returns to KOB/Albuquerque as PD, replacing Larry Ahrens, who frees himself to concentrate on his airshift. Staffer Paul Douglas also resumes his Music Director's duties...Chuck Finney, former PD of WCII/Louisville, is the new PD at WTRX/Flint... Paul Thorne is promoted

from MD at KUGN-FM/Eu- gene to PD for KUGN- AM ... Also in Oregon, Charlie Kirk gets promoted from MD to PD at KMED/Med- ford...Steve Morse steps up from MD to PD at KWOS/Jef- ferson City, MO. Dan Turner takes the MD slot, moving from Promotion Direc- tor...Mick Kjar resigns as PD of KKLS/Rapid City after

Mick Kjar five years to accept the PD post at WDAY/Fargo-Moorhead... WBZ/Boston celebrates its 60th year on the air... WKZO/Kalamazoo uncorks the champagne for its 50th... Walter Fritz is promoted from in-house producer to Music Director for WGY/Schenectady... Two more A/C stations turn Coun- try: WIBW/Topeka and WOAI-FM/San Antonio.

OCTOBER: Walt Williams, Program Manager at WRVA/Richmond for the past ten years, is named Director of Program Operations for WSB/Atlanta... Jon Rivers is named PD at KLVU/Dallas, returning to the position he held there in 1973-74... Mike Shannon resigns as PD at KPPL/Denver, as the station returns to a lower profile approach... Barney Stone is the new PD at WEJL/Scranton, PA, from Z-104/Frederick and KICKS- 106/Washington...Scott O'Brien is promoted from morning drive to PD at KWAV/Monterey, while Steve Parlato is upped to MD... Dain Schult is named PD at WSRZ/Sar- asota from his own consultation firm... Mike O'Neal joins WFTN/Franklin, NH as Operations Manager and afternoon drive... KUIC/Vacaville, CA appoints Tim Rose as PD, most recently PD at WMMB/Melbourne, FL...Jay Rutherford is promoted from afternoon drive to Program Director at WAGE/Leesburg, VA...Andy Monday, formerly morning drive talent at KREM/Spokane, is named PD of KATA & KFMI/Arcata, CA... Mike Benson takes the PD post for WJML-AM & FM/Petoskey, MI, formerly of W W W W /Detroit. He promotes midday man Jeff Peterson to MD... Carol Benton is promoted to Music Director at WNGS/West Palm Beach...John E. Douglas,

former PD at WNOX/Knox- ville, goes to WIBC/In- dianapolis as Production Director ...15 -year WXYZ veteran Dave Lockhart joins WOMC/Detroit crosstown as morning personality... After 25 years of Country, KCKN/- Kansas City goes A/C ... KOY/Phoenix turns 60 years old.

NOVEMBER: Ken Dennis is appointed PD of KYA & KLHT/San Francisco, most recently co-founder/Executive Director of Sur- rey Communications, which owns as well as consults radio properties... Norm "Oogie" Pringle is named Operations Manager at WWWE/Cleve- land, leaving WDGY/Min- neapolis as PD. A short time later, W W WE announces it will drop A/C for Country in early December... Ken War -


Walt Williams

Bill Stedman

Ken Dennis

Sounds Like ... a total image campaign with music, television and artwork.

CALL COLLECT AT 214/634-8511 TM PRODUCTIONS, 1349 REGAL ROW, DALLAS, TEXAS 75247



allbik

1 DIANA ROSS & LIONEL RICHIE/Endless Love (Motown) 2 KENNY ROGERS/I Don't Need You (Liberty) 3 DAN FOGELBERG/Hard To Say (Full Moon/Epic) 4 AIR SUPPLY/The One That You Love (Arista) 5 JAMES TAYLOR E J.D. SOUTHER/Her Town Too (Columbia) 6 CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do) (WB) 7 DOTTIE WEST/What Are We Doing In Love (Liberty) 8 RONNIE MILSAP/(Theré s) No Gettin' Over Me (RCA)

In many ways, 1981 was a 9 JOHN LENNON/Woman (Geffen/WB)

breakthrough year for music on 10 JOEY SCARBURY/Theme From "Greatest American Hero" (Elektra)

A/C radio, as the average A/C lis- 11 DOLLY PARTON/9 To 5 (RCA)

tener both demanded and was of- 12 JUICE NEWTON/Queen Of Hearts (Capitol)

fered a wider range of music than 13 GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Just The Two Of Us (Elektra)

ever before. 14 GINO VANNELLI/Living Inside Myself (Arista) Part¿culary exciting was the new 15 DON McLEAN/Crying (Millennium/RCA)

exposure and acceptance to burgeon- 16 BARBRA STREISAND & BARRY GIBB/What Kind Of Fool (Columbia)

ing jazz artists. This year's hit charts 17 EDDIE RABBITT/Step By Step (Elektra)

bloomed with first-time homeruns by 18 NEIL DIAMOND/Hello Again (Capitol)

Grover Washington Jr., Lee Ritenour, 19 NEIL DIAMOND/America (Capitol)

Stanley Clarke/George Duke, and Al 20 GEORGE HARRISON/All Those Years Ago (Dark Horse/WB)

Jarreau, not to mention continued growth 21 POINTER SISTERS/Slow Hand (Planet/Elektra-Asylum)

by Quincy Jones and Manhattan Transfer. 22 CARPENTERS/Touch Me When We're Dancing (A&M) Also significant were the majorcontribu- 23 SMOKEY ROBINSON/Being With You (Tamla/Motown)

Lions made to A/C by several key figures in 24 SHEENA EASTON/Moming Train (Nine To Five) (EMI America)

rock world. Artists succeeding with their ex- 25 AIR SUPPLY/Here I Am (Just When I Thought I Was Over You) (Arista)

plorations into mellower, more mass appeal 26 JUICE NEWTON/Angel Of The Morning (Capitol)

stylings included several who had seldom ven- 27 TERRI GIBBS/Somebody's Knockin' (MCA)

tured in this direction before, such as Foreign- 28 ABBA/The Winner Takes It All (Atlantic)

er, Journey, Climax Blues Band, Blondie, Steve 29 AL JARREAU/Wé re In This Love Together (WB)

Winwood, Styx, Man Parsons Project, Kim 30 BLONDIE/The Tide Is High (Chrysalis)

Carnes, and Stevie Nicks/Don Henley. 31 SHEENA EASTON/For Your Eyes Only (EMI America)

1980 brought the first wave of country influence 32 LULU/I Could Never Miss You (More Than I Do) (Alfa)

to A/C, as several country artists gained a foothold 33 QUINCY JONES featuring JAMES INGRAM/Just Once (AE&M)

when the nation put its boots on in a massive pop 34 MANHATTAN TRANSFER/Boy From New York City (Atlantic)

culture roundup. 1981 was an even bigger year, as 35 KENNY ROGERS/Share Your Love With Me (Liberty)

the number of country artists with a Top 15 A/C hit 36 CLIFF RICHARD/A Little In Love (EMI America)

doubled from 1980. New in the saddle this year includ- 37 MARTY BALIN/Hearts (EMI America)

ed Ronnie Milsap, Dolly Parton, Dottie West, John 38 RONNIE MILSAP/Smoky Mountain Rain (RCA)

Denver, Juice Newton, Terri Gibbs, T.G. Sheppard, Oak 39 EDDIE RABBITT/I Love A Rainy Night (Elektra)

Ridge Boys, Alabama, Emmylou Harris, and Rosanne 40 BARRY MANILOW/The Old Songs (Arista)

Cash. It's no wonder so many A/C stations either inte- 41 BARRY MANILOW/I Made It Through The Rain (Arista)

grated Country artists into their programming or convert- 42 JOHN LENNON/Watching The Wheels (Geffen/WB)

ed to Country altogether. Indeed, three of the Top 10 reo- 43 T.G. SHEPPARD/I Loved 'Em Every One (WB/Curb)

ords of the year were by country -based artists: Kenny 44 MIKE POST featuring LARRY CARLTON/Theme From "Hill Street Blues" (Elektra(

Rogers, Dottie West, and Ronnie Milsap. From the sounds of 45 STEELY DAN/Hey Nineteen (MCA) ",m

1981, we can look for the trend of Country music to be a big 46 RAY PARKER JR. Er RAYDIO/That Old Song (Arista)

part of A/C's most popular music in the future. 47 ALABAMA/Feels So Right (RCA)

Although there were more hit duets in 1980 (10 last year 48 DAN FOGELBERG/Same Old Lang Syne (Full Moon/Epic)

to this year's 9), 1981 contained four #1 duets: Taylor/Souther's 49 COMMODORES/Oh No (Motown) "Her Town Too," Streisand/Gibb's "What Kind Of Fool," West/ 50 ROSANNE CASH/Seven Year Ache (Columbia) Rogers's "What Are We Doing In Love," and the number one rec- 51 KIM CARNES/Bette Davis Eyes (EMI America)

ord of the year, "Endless Love" by Ross/Richie. The Taylor/ 52 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Time (Arista)

Souther and Ross/Richie triumphs both outlasted any #1 hit from 53 CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Say You'll Be Mine (WB)

1980, as they each commanded the summit for five weeks. As a re- 54 BARBRA STREISAND/Promises (Columbia)

stilt, three of the top seven records of the year were duets. 55 DON McLEAN/Since I Don't Have You (Millennium/RCA)

1981 was another banner year, with twice as many artists scoring 56 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/Kiss On My List (RCA)

triple hits as last year. Including duets, ten recording talents (nine of 57 RAY PARKER JR. Er RAYDIO/A Woman Needs Love (Just Like You Do) (Arista)

them solo artists) broke three Top 15 songs this year: Air Supply, Chris- 58 FOUR TOPS/When She Was My Girl (Casablanca/PolyGram) topher Cross, Sheens Easton, Kenny Rogers, John Lennon, Ronnie Mil- 59 AIR SUPPLY/Every Woman In The World (Arista)

sap, Barry Manilow, Juice Newton, Don McLean, and Diana Ross. Two 60 LEE RITENOUR/Is It You (Elektra) more smashed home four: Neil Diamond and Barbra Streisand. Last 61 ART GARFUNKELJA Heart In New York (Columbia)

year, three others did it (Anne Murray, Kenny Rogers, Olivia Newton- 62 MICKEY GILLEY/You Don't Know Me (Epic)

John). If any conclusion can be drawn, perhaps more than anything is that 63 SHEENA EASTON/Modern Girl (EMI America)

A/C listeners, like those of any other format, know who they enjoy and want 64 JIM PHOTOGLO/Fool In Love With You (20th)

to hear a lot of them. 65 EMMYLOU HARRIS/Mister Sandman (WB)

It was a phenomenal year for soundtracks, as some songs outperformed the 66 JESSE WINCHESTER/Say What (Bearsville/WB)

movies they were included with. No less than five songs smashed #1 as part of 67 CHAMPAIGN/How 'Bout Us (Columbia)

a movie, and two more from TV shows made the Top 5. Shining far above all 68 ANNE MURRAY/Blessed Are The Believers (Capitol)

others was again the #1 song of the year, "Endless Love." Not to be forgotten are 69 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Elvira (MCA) Neil Diamond's twin #1 hits from the "Jazz Singer": "Hello Again," and "Amen- 70 CHRIS CHRISTIAN/I Want You, I Need You (Boardwalk)

ca." Also going all the way were Dolly Parton's "9 To 5" and Christopher Cross's 71 BARRY MANILOW/Lonely Together (Arista)

"Arthur's Theme." Sheena Easton's "For Your Eyes Only" peaked at #5, while the 72 COMMODORES/Lady (You Bring Me Up) (Motown)

TV themes by Joey Scarbury and Mike Post reached #2 and #4, respectively. 73 FOREIGNER/Waiting For A Girl Like You (Atlantic)

Could last year's crop of a half -dozen hits as oldie remakes by repeated in 1981? 74 JOHN DENVER/Some Days Are Diamonds (RCA)

You bet! Eight different oldie covers - one a medley - made the Top 15, and one of 75 NEIL DIAMOND/Love On The Rocks (Capitol)

them,"Crying" by Don McLean, reached #1. This year's collection also included 76 DIANA ROSS/Why Do Fools Fall In Love? (RCA)

"Boy From New York City," "Angel Of The Morning," "Why Do Fools Fall In Love," 77 PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUE/Still Right Here In My Heart (Casablanca/PolyGram)

"Since I Don't Have You," "Sukiyaki," "Mister Sandman," and the Stars On 45 oldie 78 DAVID GATES/Take Me Now (Arista)

medley. As this goes to press, the Beach Boys are breaking one of their own with "Come ' 79 BOZ SCAGGS/Miss Sun (Columbia)

Go With Me." With"7% of 1981's Top 15 records being oldie remakes, we can expect art- 80 TASTE OF HONEY/Sukiyaki (Capitol)

tists to continue to try them. 81 FRED KNOBLOCK & SUSAN ANTON/Killin' Time (Scotti Bros.)


RErR/Friday, December 11, 1981

ed The Top 15

Records That Reach AIC Peek Position (Muth)

Peek Dab

Weeks On

Chan

Peek Position (wWl)

Peek tats

Weeks On

CAM

ABBA/The Winner Takes It All (Atlantic) 3 2/6 12 DON McLEAN/Crying (Millennium/RCA) 1(1) 3/20 14

AIR SUPPLY/Every Woman In The World (Arista) 2 1/9 7 DON McLEAN/Since I Don't Have You (Millennium/RCA) 4 6/5 10

AIR SUPPLY/The One That You Love (Arista) 1(3) 7/3 16 DON McLEAN/Castles In The Air (Millennium/RCA) 9 11/27 6

AIR SUPPLY/Here I Am (Just When I Thought I Was Over You) 15 1/23 6 BETTE MIDLER/My Mother's Eyes (Atlantic) (Arista) 1(1) 11/6 11 RONNIE MILSAP/Smoky Mountain Rain (RCA) 7 2/27 13

ALABAMA/Feels So Right (RCA) 9 8/21 14 RONNIE MILSAP/(Theré s) No Gettin' Over Me (RCA) 2 8/21 15

RONNIE MILSAP/I Wouldn't Have Missed It For The World (RCA) 13 11/27 4

MARTY BALIN/Hearts (EMI America) 6 7/17 14 MOODY BLUES/The Voice (Threshold/PolyGram) 14 9/25 8

MARTY BALIN/Atlanta Lady (Something About Your ANNE MURRAY/Blessed Are The Believers (Capitol) 11 6/5 11

Love) (EMI America) 11 10/23 9 ANNE MURRAY/It's All I Can Do (Capitol) 15 10/30 10

GEORGE BENSON/Turn Your Love Around (WB) 15 11/27 4

BLONDIE/The Tide Is High (Chrysalis) 1(1) 1/30 10 JUICE NEWTON/Angel Of The Morning (Capitol) 2 4/10 11

JUICE NEWTON/Queen of Hearts (Capitol) 4 7/31 17

KIM CARNES/Bette Davis Eyes (EMI America) 7 6/5 14 JUICE NEWTON/The Sweetest Thing (I've Ever Known) CARPENTERS/Touch Me When We're Dancing (AEtM) 3 8/7 14 (Capitol) 7 11/27 5

CARPENTERS/(Went You) Back In My Life Again (A&M) 14 10/23 8 OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/Suddenly (MCA) 8 1/9 4

ROSANNE CASH/Seven Year Ache (Columbia) 8 7/10 13 STEVIE NICKS Et DON HENLEY/Leather Er Lace

CHAMPAIGN/How 'Bout Us (Columbia) 10 5/15 10 (Modern/Atco) 12 11/27 3

CHRIS CHRISTIAN/I Want You, I Need You (Boardwalk) 8 11/20 8

STANLEY CLARKE/GEORGE DUKE/Sweet Baby (Epic) 15 8/7 9

CLIMAX BLUES BAND/I Love You (WB) 14 5/8 9 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Elvira (MCA) 13 7/10 11

COMMODORES/Lady (You Bring Me Up) (Motown) 13 8/28 11 GILBERT O'SULLIVAN/What's In A Kiss (Epic) 15 4/3 8

COMMODORES/Oh No (Motown) 3 11/13 9 CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Never Be The Same (WB) 10 1/9 3 CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Say You'll Be Mine (WB) 7 5/22 10 RAY PARKER JR. Et RAYDIO/A Woman Needs Love CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Arthur's Theme (Best That You (Just Like You Do) (Arista) 8 6/5 13

Can Do) (WB) 1(3) 9/18 15 RAY PARKER JR. Et RAYDIO/That Old Song (Arista) 5 9/4 11

ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Time (Arista) 10 7/31 13

PAUL DAVIS/Cool Night (Arista) 11 11/27 3 DOLLY PARTON/9 To 5 (RCA) 1(2) 2/6 13

JOHN DENVER/Some Days Are Diamonds (RCA) 13 8/7 11 JIM PHOTOGLO/Fool In Love With You (20th/RCA) 11 6/12 13

NEIL DIAMOND/Love On The Rocks (Capitol) 3 1/6 6 POINTER SISTERS/Slow Hand (Planet/Elektra-Asylum) 6 8/21 16

NEIL DIAMOND/Hello Again (Capitol) 1(1) 3/13 13 MIKE POST featuring LARRY CARLTON/Theme From

NEIL DIAMOND/America (Capitol) 1(2) 6/12 13 "Hill Street Blues" (Elektra) 4 11/13 10

NEIL DIAMOND/Yesterday's Songs (Columbia) 1(1) 11/27 5 PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUE/Still Right Here In My Heart (Casablanca/PolyGram) 8 6/19 10

EAGLES/Seven Bridge Road (Asylum) 14 2/13 7

SHEENA EASTON/Morning Train (Nine To Five) EMI America) 2 4/3 13 EDDIE RABBITT/I Love A Rainy Night (Elektra) 2 1/23 11

SHEENA EASTON/Modern Girl (EMI America) 9 7/10 11 EDDIE RABBITT/Step By Step (Elektra) 2 9/11 14

SHEENA EASTON/For Your Eyes Only (EMI America) 5 9/18 14 CLIFF RICHARD/A Little In Love (EMI America) 5 2/27 13

LEE RITENOUR/Is It You? (Elektra) 7 7/10 11

SMOKEY ROBINSON/Being With You (Tamla/Motown) 2 5/1 13

DAN FOGELBERG/Same Old Lang Syne (Full Moon/Epic) 6 2/13 11 KENNY ROGERS/I Don't Need You (Liberty) 3 8/21 15

DAN FOGELBERG/Hard To Say (Full Moon/Epic) 1(4) 10/9 14 KENNY ROGERS/Share Your Love With Me (Liberty) 2 10/16 12

FOREIGNER/Waiting For A Girl Like You (Atlantic) 5 11/27 7 DIANA ROSS/It's My Turn (Motown) 7 1/9 6

FOUR TOPS/When She Was My Girl (Casablanca/PolyGram) 10 10/16 11 DIANA ROSS/Why Do Fools Fall In Love? (RCA) 4 11/20 7

DIANA ROSS Et LIONEL RICHIE/Endless Love (Motown) 1(5) 8/21 16

ART GARFUNKEL/A Heart In New York (Columbia) 8 9/11 10

DAVID GATES/Take Me Now (Arista) 13 10/2 9 LEO SAYER/More Than I Can Say (WB) 9 1/9 4

TERRI GIBBS/Somebody's Knockin' (MCA) 5 3/20 15 LEO SAYER/Living In A Fantasy (WB) 12 3/27 8

MICKEY GILLEY/You Don't Know Me (Epic) 11 9/11 11 BOZ SCAGGS/Miss Sun (Columbia) 13 2/6 8 JOEY SCARBURY/Theme From "Greatest American Hero"

(Elektra) 2 7/17 15

DARYL HALL Er JOHN OATES/Kiss On My List (RCA) 9 3/20 11 JOHN SCHNEIDER/It's Now Or Never (Scotti Bros.) 15 8/14 10

EMMYLOU HARRIS/Mister Sandman (WB) 1(1) 6/26 13 T.G. SHEPPARD/I Loved 'Em Every One (WB/Curb) 5 5/8 11

GEORGE HARRISON/All Those Years Ago (Dark Horse/WB) 6 4/17 10 SPYRO GYRA/Cefe Amour (MCA) 12 3/6 9 STARS ON 45/Medley (Radio/Atlantic) 12 6/5 10

STEELY DAN/Hey Nineteen (MCA) 7 2/6 11

AL JARREAU/Wé re In This Love Together (WB) 4 10/16 15 STEELY DAN/Time Out of Mind (MCA) 11 4/24 8

QUINCY JONES featuring JAMES INGRAM/Just Once BARBRA STREISAND/Promises (Columbia) 5 6/26 11

(A&M) 6 10/16 13 BARBRA STREISAND/Comin' In And Out Of Your Life

JOURNEY/Who's Crying Now (Columbia) 12 9/18 9 (Columbia) 6 11/27 3 BARBRA STREISAND Et BARRY GIBB/Guilty (Columbia) 1(2) 3/27 15

STYX/The Best Of Times (ABM) 14 3/13 7

FRED KNOBLOCK Et SUSAN ANTON/Killin' Time (Scotti Bros./Atlantic) 11 1/30 7

TASTE OF HONEY/Sukiyaki (Capitol) 11 5/22 10 JAMES TAYLOR Et J.D. SOUTHER/Her Town Too (Columbia) 1(5) 4/17 13

JOHN LENNON/(Just Like) Starting Over (Geffen/WB) 10 1/16 5

JOHN LENNON/Women (Geffen/WB) 1(3) 2/20 14 JOHN LENNON/Watching The Wheels (Geffen/WB) 3 5/22 12 GINO VANNELLI/Living Inside Myself (Arista) 1(1) 5/22 14

LULU/I Could Never Miss You (More Than I Do) (Alfa) 3 9/25 13

GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Just The Two Of Us (Elektra) 3 4/3 13

MANHATTAN TRANSFER/Boy From New York City (Atlantic) 4 7/17 13 DOTTIE WEST/What Are We Doing In Love (Liberty) 1(2) 5/29 16

BARRY MANILOW/I Made It Through The Rain (Arista) 1(3) 1/9 7 JESSE WINCHESTER/Say What (Bearsville/WB) 7 6/12 11

BARRY MANILOW/Lonely Together (Arista) 6 4/24 8 STEVE WINWOOD/While You See A Chance (Island/WB) 7 4/24 9

BARRY MANILOW/The Old Songs (Arista) 1(2) 11/13 9 STEVIE WOODS/Steel The Night (Cotillion/Atco) 13 11/13 8



t

JEFF GELB

Overall, 1981 was an exceptionally good year for AOR radio, with many more stations switching to the format than abandoning it. Cer- tainly these moves were made partially as a result of the Spring ARB sweep, which showed AOR as the dominant contemporary music format in eleven of the top 50 markets.

It was certainly a good year for consultants, as successful PD's exited those posts to form their own consultancies almost monthly. What's more, by year's end, most had very impressive early success credentials (which, in turn, gave AOR some of its strongest numbers yet).

The Source went through an internal evolution and expansion, while ABC announced its own AOR-based network. Program suppliers geared up in AOR shows, and Warner Amex's $20 million radio -on -TV experiment was targeted directly toward the AOR listener.

AOR has every reason to look forward to 1982 as a year of continued growth, both in its respective marketplaces and as a format in general.

JANUARY: The new year begins with a lot of changes: Denise Oliver exits as WIYY/Baltimore PD to become VP/Operations and Programming for Capitol Broadcasting. Her PD successor at WIYY is Chuck DuCoty, and Ty Ford is named Operations Man- ager... Al Peterson exits as PD at WQXM/Tampa for same at neighboring Y95. Also exiting WQXM is MD Nick Van Cleve. The new WQXM PD is Mark Stevens, while Ron Parker is named MD John Sebastian announces plans to exit as PD at WCOZ/Bos- ton to start consultation firm... Ern Gladden exits as PD of KPRI-FM/San Di- John Sebastian

ego...John Duncan departs as PD at WABX/Detroit, and is replaced by Carey Curelop of KFMG/Albuquer- que. KFMG's new PD is John Florence... WKQB/Nash- ville switches from AOR to Schulke 2 A/C programming; PD Lisa Richards and two others exit. Lisa joins WYSP/Philadelphia as MD... KFMX/Lubbock signs on as a Superstars AOR, with former KPAS/El Paso programmers Bo Jagger and Domino Rippy as PD and MD respectively...KFMS/Las Vegas switches to Country from AOR ... Former KREM-FM/Spokane PD Larry Snider resurfaces on the air staff at KGON/Port- land. KREM -FM MD Jonah Cummings steps down and is succeeded by Steve Wilke...KTXQ/Dallas MD Tem- pie Lindsay exits for same post at KISS/San Anton- io...KMOD/Tulsa's Charlie West is upped to Asst. PD for the FM station. For KMOD-AM, Dave Michaels is named Asst. PD... Steve Young is upped to Amt. PD from MD at CITI-FM/Winnipeg... Ellen McKinnon and Lin Brehmer are named Co -Music Coordinators for WQBK/Albany...Robin Henkin switches from MD to Promotion Director at WYSP/Philadel- phia...KLOL/Houston Amt. PD Vanessa Cargo exits... Andy Beaubien is named John Sebastian's PD successor for WCOZ/Boston... WYNF/Tampa switches from CHR to AOR with Al Peterson as PD and Nick Van Cleve as MD...Chuck Browning is upped to Operations Manager at WTUE/Dayton and Michael McConnell replaces him as PD... Arin Michaels is named PD at KLAQ/EI Paso following departure of former PD Mason Davis...Larry Wayne is upped to PD at KRKN/An- chorage, replacing Jay Noble who is moved to Director of Public Relations... WWWW/Detroit PD Frank Holler and Promotions Director Rich Piombino exit; the station switches format to Country... Rick Balis is elevated to PD at KSHE/St. Louis from MD. The new KSHE MD is John Ulett... Rick Harris exits as PD at WYSP/Phila- delphia for same at WLRS/Louisville. Dick Hungate is elevated to PD post of WYSP... WINZ-FM (ZETA 4)/Miami switches from AOR to CHR... WOW-FM/Ft. Pierce, FL switches from CHR to AOR... WABD/Ft. Campbell, KY switches from AOR to P/A... KLBJ/Aus- tin PD Glen Mason segues to AM sister station's news department, and MD T.Q. exits. Chuck Dunaway, from neighboring KHFI, is named PD...KPRI/San Diego MD Jesse Summers exits for PD job at KENO/Las Vegas, a new Superstars AOR... Dave Lee Austin exits

:::: _..: :w :m .. ... .>:,.- re-

as PD at WAAF/Worcester... Rob Lipshutz is named MD of WCOZ/Boston from airstaff...Judy McNutt exits as Programming Assistant of KBPI/Denver to join KGB-FM/San Diego as MD...KZEW/Dallas appoints Janel Dolan as MD, John LaBelle as Amt. PD... WSAI- FM/Cincinnati switches to Country, lets go entire air staff and PD... Bernie Kimble steps down as PD at WMJQ/Rochester but retains airshift. Bernie Bernard is appointed MD at WNEW-FM/New York.

FEBRUARY: John Duncan takes KPRI- FM/San Diego PD post...KILT-FM/Houston PD Bill Young resigns... WAIM/Anderson, SC switches from CHR to AOR; Michael Steele is PD... David Bern- stein is named Acting PD for WAAF/Worces- ter.. . Former WLRS/Louis- ville MD Drake Hall joins KTXQ/Dallas as MD...Jim Brady is upped to MD at KTKT/Tucson... Steve Dahl is dismissed as morning man for WLUP/Chicago for afternoons at neighboring WLS-FM, as Alternative Radio Network suspends operations... WORJ/Or- lando switches from twelve years as an AOR to Schulke 2. PD David Souza stays on but many airstaffers split, including MD Bill Mims...KZOK/Seattle hires Larry Snider away from KGON/Portland as Amt. PD, and Michael Knight from KKSN/Portland as MD, while KZOK MD Brad Hoffman steps down... Tom Hunter joins WMJQ/Rochester as PD... Rich Piombino is named PD of WLSQ/Montgomery from promotion at WWWW/Detroit... Rick Scott is new PD for KREM- FM/Spokane ... WQMF/Louisville completes switch from CHR to AOR with C.C. Matthews as PD and Russ Bradley as MD...Shawn Waters is named PD for KQWB-FM/Fargo... WRHY/York automates for oldies... WOKV/Cincinnati switches from AOR to Black...KILT-FM/Houston switches from AOR to Country...Tac Hammer steps down as PD at KQRS- FM/Minneapolis; Alan Young is his successor...For- mer KLBJ/Austin MD Glen Mason joins KISS-FM/San Antonio for news... David Bernstein is named PD and Rob Barnett MD for WAAF/Worcester...Sean Scott is named PD for WMAD/Madison as PD Barry Grant exits to take PD job at WRCN/Long Island...Former WORJ/Orlando MD Bill Mims exits for airshift at KDUK/Honolulu...KPAS/El Paso switches from AOR to Beautiful Music, drops airstaff ..."Modern Music" AOR's K15/Phoenix and KZAM-AM/Seattle both switch formats, K15 to CHR and KZAM-AM to Soft AOR...WWDC-AM/Washington drops P/A for AOR... WJAX-FM/Jacksonville switches from AOR to Urban Contemporary; staff remains... WLUP/Chicago air personality Carey Bruce exits for PD post at KIDQ/Boise...KUPD/Phoenix switches from CHR to AOR... Gabe Baptiste is upped from MD to PD at WXLP/Davenport, as former PD Tom McGuire exits... WCMF/Rochester Amt. PD Bill Martin exits...John Logan is appointed MD for KLBJ/Austin, replacing Cy Statum...Jim Arnold gets MD nod at

Steve Dahl

KREM-FM/Spokane from KIOK/Tri-Cities. Steve Wilke moves to Amt. PD for KREM -FM ... Paul "Lobster" Wells is upped to Amt. PD at KLIV/San Jose.

MARCH: KUPD/Phoenix PD Hank Cookenboo exits...Former KPAS/EI Paso PD Jeff Blazy joins neighboring KLAQ for mornings... KQFM/Portland switches from AOR to Oldies, as seven airstaffers exit...Q107/Washington hires former WWWW/Detroit PD Frank Holler as MD...KFRX/Lincoln switches from automated CHR to AOR. Tracy Johnson programs...Bill Flint exits as WBWB/Bloomington PD; Beth Surette replaces him...Golden Circle Broad- casting ups Doug Paul to VP/Programming for WKZL/Winston-Salem...Simon Jeffries steps down as WFBQ/Indianapolis MD... WYDD/Pittsburgh MD Jim Kinney exits for air shift at WTUE/Day- ton...KZOM/Beaumont PD Dave Scott exits for mid - days at KZAM/Seattle...Jim Herron steps down as WAVA/Washington PD... WLSQ/Montgomery PD Rich Piombino exits. Neal McNeal is named his successor...Dave Lawrence exits as KMGN/Bakersfield PD and former MD Dick Sheppard is upped to PD, while Katy Manor is appointed MD... Terry Sullivan is upped to OM at WIOT/Toledo, as Lee Randall is named PD from MD... Bob Spence moves to WYDD/Pittsburgh as Amt. PD from WVAF/Charleston.

APRIL: Bill Mims is upped to PD from MD at KDUK/Honolulu ...Gary Chase is upped from MD to PD at WAVA/Washington... Ron Parker exits as WQXM/Tampa MD; Moby replaces him...WIBA/Madison MD Mike Hayes exits...Tim Bedure is appointed MD for KZAP/Sacramento...Jim Kinney is named MD for WTUE/Dayton...KIOK/Tri- Cities switches from AOR to CHR. PD Tony Miles exits... Also switching from AOR to CHR is WHSY/Hat- tiesburg... Chris Kovarick is upped to VP of Programm- ing for JR Communica- tions, owners of KZEL/Eu- gene, where she was formerly PD. New KZEL PD is former MD Peyton Mays... Bill Demore joins KZOM/Beaumont as PD from KELI/Tulsa... For- mer KMGN/Bakersfield PD Dave Lawrence joins neighboring KKXX for air - shift... Brad Curtis steps down as PD of WILS- FM/Lansing but retains airshift. New WITS PD is Sonny Fox Frank Smith from airstaff ...Casey Stangl replaces Fred Levy as PD at KZOZ/San Luis Obispo...Rick McWilliams assumes MD title at WIOT/Tol- edo... WZZX/Louisville switches from AOR to Schulke 2... Marty Dempsey is named MD for WAVA/Washing- ton...Neal Mirsky is promoted to Operations Director from PD at WSHE/Miami. Sonny Fox is named WSHE's new PD... Tony Evans is upped to PD from Amt. PD at KUPD/Phoenix...Freddie Snakeskin is named Asst. PD for KROQ/Pasadena...Jim Pemberton returns to WILS-FM/Lansing as MD from WABX/De- troit...WIZD/W. Palm Beach names Michael Keating MD.



LAURIE ANDERSON

On vocoder; Farfisa; violin with audio head bowed by recording tape; slide projectors; film projectors; a -id her own bare hands.

The New York Times calls her the "best and most popular" performance artist today. Her live exhibi- tions have been hailed all over Europe and in Life, Art Forum, Rolling Stone, Newsweek, Art News,

the Village Voice and publications around the world. And everyone's talking about her #1 British hit, "O Superman," now out in the U.S. You've never

heard anything like it.

LAURIE ANDERSON "O SUPERMAN"

Available on 7" 331/3 and 12" 45.

From Narner Bros. Records.


wage 44


MAY: Thom Robinson is named PD for K105 (WWKK)/Ft. Knox from ZETA 7/Orlando... Phil "Strider" Robinson is upped to Asst. PD for KBPI/Denver from MD...Tony Berardini is upped from PD to GM at WBCN/Boston, and names Oedipus as his PD replacement... Former KGB- FM/San Diego PD Rick Leibert resurfaces as producer of "Robert W. Morgan Special of the Week" ...Doug Podell is appointed MD for KQRS/Minneapolis...WLUP/Chicago buys out entire area Tom Petty concert for listeners...Tom Bender resigns as WRIF/Detroit PD; Fred Jacobs vacates ABC corporate research post as Bender's successor...KLIV/San Jose switches from AOR to Al Ham's "Music Of Your Life" ... KLOS/Los Angeles names Bob Coburn as Assistant to the PD... WRJL & WOAY/Beckley, WV announce plans to switch formats to AOR on July 1... Bob Hattrik is promoted to VP/Programming for Doubleday radio stations; retains PD post with WWWK-FM/St. Louis...Jeff McCarthy joins WXEZ/Toledo as PD from AM sister station WOHO's MD post...KWST/Los Angeles, an AOR since 1974, switches formats to CHR, drops PD Ted Ferguson and four jocks... WQUT/Johnson City switches from AOR to CHR...KFIV-FM/Modesto switches from CHR to AOR; Ron Stephens programs...Brooke Jones is upped to MD at KMEL/San Francisco as Paul Vincent steps down.

JUNE: Pat Still exits mornings at WLUP/Chi- cago for PD job at WLVQ/Columbus as Steve Runner exits post... Chris Kovarik, JR Communications's VP/Programming exits for Promotion Director post with KZAM/Seattle...Tim Siegrist resigns PD post of WWCK/Flint for promotions. Mark Miller assumes additional responsibilities as WWCK's PD...KMBQ/ Shreveport MD John Sherman exits, Tom Michaels succeeds him as MD... Charlie Logan is named MD for WFYV/Jacksonville...J. David Holmes is upped to MD at KDKB/Phoenix as Lynda Clayton steps down...KTYD/Santa Barbara restructures, with PD Jim Trapp and MD Lori Cobb exiting, as James Lull is upped to fill the PD post... Dean Opperman moves from KKDJ/ Fresno's PD post to research as Jerry Longden is upped to PD... Sandi Banister is upped to Asst. PD for KPRI/San Diego...Rob Lipshutz exits as WCOZ/Boston MD...Jimmy Mack exits as WBCN/Boston MD; Marc Miller succeeds him...Roberta Haber switches from PD to MD post at WAAL/Binghamton... WOMN-AM/New Haven's New Wave AOR programming experiment fails; station goes dark to prepare for Country switchover... Frank Cody exits as Sandusky National PD and PD of KBPI/Denver for Source affiliate consultancy job...David Hall is upped to Asst. PD for WKDF/Nashville... Ted Edwards vacates WCMF/Rochester MD post for WCOZ/Boston MD slot...WPFR/Terre Haute MD Chuck Cahill exits for cable TV work. Frosty Stilwell succeeds him as MD... Paul Gautier is named MD for KZOM/Beaumont replacing Mark McLaren who segues into promotions...Tawnya Townsend exits as WRIF/Detroit MD as Michael Mayer joins from competing WABX as her successor... Susan Christol joins KTYD/Santa Barbara asMD.

JULY: WZZQ/Jackson converts to Country after 13 years as an AOR... WHNN/Saginaw switches to A/C from AOR... Phil Strider is named PD for KBPI/Den- ver... KZAM-AM/Seattle switches from Soft AOR to Jazz... WMAD/Madison PD Sean Scott exits... KDWB-FM/Minnea-

Tony Berardini

Frank Cody

Phil Strider

polis Asst. PD Greg Ausham exits to program KOSO/Modesto...Tom Michaels gets MD post at KMBQ/Shreveport... Former WYSP/Philadelphia PD Steve Sutton joins competing WMMR as morning show host...Peter Benson exits as PD of KWXL/Albuquerque; Greg Gann is his PD successor from KICT/Wichita... Mike Daniels joins WMAD/Madison as PD... Bruce Garroway exits as WNOR/Norfolk PD and Ron Reger reclaims PD post... WYSP/Philadelphia assigns Asst. PD post to MD Lisa Richards...Jesse Bullet exits National PD post at SBI Inc. to form AOR consultancy... Steve Runner joins WAPI-FM/Birmingham as PD as station announces for- thcoming switch from BM to Superstars AOR... Dave Kane is upped to MD at WCMF/Rochester... KQDS/Du- luth MD Jeff Curry exits for WIZD/W. Palm Beach; Bruce McGregor is named his successor...Former KGB-FM/San Diego MD Val McIntosh joins Water- mark...Former WRIF/Detroit PD Tom Bender joins RKO Networks as Program Manager...KZAM/Seattle PD Paul Sullivan exits and MD Marion Seymour drops MD title... Rich Meyer exits 91X/San Diego PD post for same at KAZY/Denver as PD Dave Van Dyke exits. Jim Gelaro is named PD at 91X... Mikel Hunter is upped from KOME/San Jose PD to Operations Manager, while afternoon air personality Gene Mitchel is named Pro- gram Coordinator...KXXY/Oklahoma City PD Andy Lockridge crosses street to KATT as PD.

AUGUST: Clark Smidt exits as WEEI-FM/Bos- ton PD for VP/Broadcast Operations of Wallace &

Washburn...KSJO/San Jose shakes up air corps as five staffers exit, including MD Tom Mix...Former WAVA/Washington PD Jim Herron joins Pollack Com- munications Inc. as VP/Programming... WIDD- FM/Johnson City signs on as AOR... KRKN/Anchorage PD Larry Wayne and MD Karla Michaels exit. Ed Mer- rifield joins as PD and Morgan Evans as MD... WGVL/Gainesville switches formats from AOR to CHR...CITI-FM/Winnipeg PD Gary Christian exits. Andy Frost is named MD... Charlie Parker is upped to PD at KXXY/Oklahoma City...Dick Bascom is upped to Asst. PD at Y95/Rockford... Kathy James joins WLRS/Louisville as MD... Alan Lawson is upped to MD at KINK/Portland...Joining the airstaff of WAPI- FM/Birmingham: former WMAD/Madiison PD Sean Scott, former WLSQ/Mont- gomery PD Joanne Peter- son, and MD Steve Keller, former MD at WZZQ/Jack- son ... WAQY/Springfield switches from CHR to AOR; Mike Adams remains as PD... Paul Payton exits as PD at WCCC/Hart- ford ... Peyton Mays exits as PD of KZEL/Eugene for PD post at KEZR/Seat- t1e...Gordon Weingarth ex- Denise Oliver its as PD and Eddie Wazoo as MD at WPLR/New Ha- ven. Chris Kampmeier joins as PD from WHLY/Orlan- do... WHMD/Hammond, LA switches from A/C to AOR; Cat Stone programs... Alan Young exits as PD of KQRS/Minneapolis...KMGN/Bakersfield PD Dick Sheppard exits to program KZOZ/San Luis Obispo. Katy Manor is upped to PD at KMGN... Exiting as co -MD's of KZOK/Seattle are Michael Knight and Brad Hoffman, and Craig Martin joins as MD from KFMG/Albuquer- que... Paul Woods Jr. is upped to Asst. PD at WRKK/Birmingham... Michael Keating exits MD post of WIZD/W. Palm Beach...KZEW/Dallas VP/GM Jeff Poll and PD Tom Owens exit over ARB diary issue...KKSN/Portland switches from AOR to A/C... WHJY/Providence switches to AOR from BM; Jim Murphy programs...KZAM-AM/Seattle switches call letters to KJZZ...Chuck Dunaway is upped to OM from PD at KLBJ/Austin; John Logan is upped to PD. .. KZAP/Sacramento names John Russell as MD as Tim Bedure exits post... Jonathan White exits as WROQ/Charlotte MD; Jack Daniels succeeds him... Tom Marshall is named MD of KFMG/Albuquer- que...Denise Oliver exits as VP/Programming &

Operations for Capitol Broadcasting for PD post with ABC Rock Radio Network...Jerry Ostertag exits as KGON/Portland PD for PD job with KZAM/Seat- tle... Brad Hoffman joins KZEL/Eugene as PD from KZOK/Seattle... Bill Bruun exits as PD of KMOD/Tul- sa. .. Pam Abresch exits as MD of KDWB-FM/Min- neapolis... Jim Robinson joins KSJO/San Jose as MD... Clark Ryan exits as MD of KATT/Oklahoma City for mornings at KLBJ/Austin.


SEPTEMBER: Rick Peters exits as LOVE 94/Miami PD for same at WEEI-FM/Bos- ton... WWTR/Betheny Beach, Delaware signs on as AOR...KPKE/ Denver signs on as AOR...KSRR/Houston switches from Coun- try/CHR blend to AOR, hires Alan Sneed as PD... KGON/Portland names Dave Van Dyke as PD and Gloria Johnson as Asst. PD... Doug Sorenson gets KQRS/Minneapolis PD post from WTPA/Harris- burg. Replacing Doug as PD at WTPA is Jeff Kauffman...KFMQ/Lincoln PD Bruce Wheeler exits for Asst. PD post with KAZY/Den- ver. His PD successor at KFMQ is former MD Tom Barker. Also joining KAZY is Doug Clifton as MD, replacing departing MD Gregg Gillispie...KSMB/La- fayette PD Jay Walker exits... Russ Bradley is upped to Asst. PD from MD at WQMF/Louisville. Duke Meyers is named MD for WQMF... Joe Folger is upped to MD at KBPI/Denver... Former WCOZ/Boston MD Rob Lip- shutz is named MD for WHJY/Providence... Lisa Richards exits as MD of WYSP/Philadelphia ...Greg St. James is named MD for WABX/Detroit...Dave Michaels joins WRNO/New Orleans as MD from neighboring WEZB...WOVV/Ft. Pierce switches from AOR to A/C...Steve Casey joins Sebastian consultancy from MTV as VP...Former KZEW/Dallas MD Tom Owens joins WQMF/Louisville as PD, as C.C. Matthews exits post for same at WIKS/Indianapolis...KWXL/Al- buquerque PD Greg Gann exits to rejoin KICT/Wichita as Asst. PD. His PD successor at KWXL is Bill Stam- baugh, with Renee Rockman as MD... Jerry Longden steps down as PD of KKDJ/Fresno; Dean Opperman is reinstated as PD... WZZO/Allentown PD Lyn Corey exits to marry EMIA promo rep Ken Ben- son...KUFO/Odessa switches to AOR... Former KQFM/Portland PD Thom O'Hair joins KTIM/San Rafael for relief airwork ...Scott Segraves is upped to PD at KSMB/Lafayette...Charlie West is upped to PD for KMOD/Tulsa... Glenn Corneliess is named Asst. PD and MD for WBAB/Long Island.

OCTOBER: Tim Kelly joins WLUP/Chicago as VP/Programming, replacing departing PD Max Floyd, who joins WKLS/Atlanta as PD ... Bob Linden exits PD job at KEZO/Omaha for same at LOVE 94/Mi- ami... John Duncan exits as KPRI/San Diego PD; parent company SB1 Inc. National PD George Johns assumes programming responsibilities. GM Dex Max Floyd Allen and Asst. PD Sandi Banister also exit; Laura Wilkinson named MD...KENO/Las Vegas PD Jesse Summers exits...Dan Brunty exits as PD of WQDR/Raleigh... Dave Scott takes on MD post at KZAM/Seattle... Andy Preston joins KDUK/Honolulu as MD...Joe Biedrzycki leaves WGIR-FM/Manchester PD post...Bernie Bernard steps down as WNEW- FM/New York MD but retains airshifts; Jim Monaghan replaces her as MD...Kathy James exits as MD at WLRS/Louisville; Terry Meiners replaces her...For- mer WMJQ/Rochester MD Orest joins competing WCMF for research... Reynold Hawk is named Opera- tions Manager for WSLQ/Roanoke...KSTM/Mesa switches from A/C to AOR... Glenn Stewart exits as PD of WYMX/Augusta; GM Mills Fitzner fills in as PD... Bill DeMore is upped to Station Manager for KZOM/Beau- mont where he retains PD title... Ralph Tourtoura is named MD at WBAB/Long Island...Dick Hungate exits as PD of WYSP/Philadelphia...Charlie Parker resigns as PD at KXXY/Oklahoma City; Bill Bruun succeeds him... Lich gets PD nod at WHCN/Hartford... Ed Mer- rifield exits as PD of KRKN/Anchorage.

NOVEMBER: Big month for format switches to AOR: KSFX/San Francisco from CHR; KEZE/Spo- kane from BM; WSME/Sanford, ME from CHR... Greg Gillispie joins KEZO/Omaha as PD... Ron Phillips gets PD nod at WQDR/Raleigh... Debbie Dalton is upped to PD at WMAD/Madison... Greg Solk is appointed Asst. PD for WLUP/Chicago... Dave Conley joins WLRS/Louisville as PD...KKRZ/Sioux Falls switches from AOR to CHR... Former KENO/Las Vegas PD Jesse Summers moves to KBCO/Boulder for airwork and promotions... KPRI/San Diego announces signing of Buster Bodeine as PD, from WIBZ/Parkersburg, WV.

Alan Sneed



The AOR Top 81 of 1981 com- piles airplay data from R&R's AOR National Airplay/40 charts of January through November of this year. Albums that debuted close to year's end (such as J. Geils, Lover - boy, Rod Stewart, Neil Young, Cars, Black Sabbath, AC/DC, etc.) may not have garnered sufficient points to show up on this year's listing, and will be reflected on next year's compilation.

Fourteen artists made number one this year (compared to nine last year), with the Stones staying in that position for 10

weeks by the end of November. That's almost double the chart - topping action of any other artist this year (Foreigner and Who both had #1 albums for six weeks in 1981) .

Only four acts who released two albums in 1981 charted both: Pat Benatar, Journey, Police, and Pretenders.

Interestingly, while AOR has uñtieniably tightened up in 1981, it also paid more attention this year to developing artists than it did in 1980. Among the charted newer acts this year were Quarterflash (certainly the year's success story in terms of a new band), Red Rider, Rick Springfield, Don- nie Iris, Sherbs, Icehouse, Diesel, and Danny Joe Brown.

As usual, AOR was dominated by male artists (71) . It was nearly evenly divided between American acts (40) and foreigners (41), with five of the 81 positions filled by Canadian bands.

One down trend this year was AOR interest in soundtracks. Whereas five soundtracks showed up on last year's list, only two ("Heavy Metal" and "Kampuchea") charted this year.

For the third year in a row, Warner Brothers was the AOR label, placing 15 acts on our year-end compilation. The other labels broke down as follows: A&M (6), Arista (4), Atlantic/Atco (11), Capitol (6), Chrysalis (4). Columbia (9), Elektra/Asylum (3), E/P/A (7), EMIA (3), MCA (5), Polygram (5), and RCA (3).

Conspicuous in their absence this year were several artists who performed well on 1980's list, but who did not release or chart new albums in time to show up on this year's list: Among them: Pink Floyd, Jackson Browne, Linda Ron- stadt, Kansas, Eddie Money, Todd Rundgren, Boz Scaggs, Supertramp, Warren Zevon, Peter Gabriel, Charlie Daniels Band, David Bowie, Roxy Music, Aerosmith, Christopher Cross, and Jethro Tull.

1

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 STYX 9

10 11

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81

GREG KIHN BAND Rockihnroll (Beserkley/Elektra-Asylum) WHO Face Dances (WB) APRIL WINE Nature Of The Beast (Capitol) JOE WALSH There Goes The Neighborhood (Asylum) JEFFERSON STARSHIP Modern Times (Grunt/RCA) BLUE OYSTER CULT Fire Of Unknown Origin (Columbia) LOVERBOY Loverboy (Columbia) HEAVY METAL Various Artists (Full Moon/Asylum) JOHN LENNON B YOKO ONO Double Fantasy (Geffen/WB) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The River (Columbia) VAN HALEN Fair Warning (WB) OZZY OSBOURNE Blizzard Of Ozz (Jet/CBS) STEELY DAN Gaucho (MCA) KINKS Give The People What They Want (Arista) .. ZZ TOP El Loco (WB) TUBES The Completion Backward Principle (Capitol) . .

TRIUMPH Allied Forces (RCA) JOURNEY Captured (Columbia) ERIC CLAPTON Another Ticket (RSO/PolyGram) RED RIDER As Far As Siam (Capitol) BOB SEGER B THE SILVER BULLET BAND . Nine Tonight (Capitol) RICK SPRINGFIELD Working Class Dog (RCA) AC/DC Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (Atlantic) POLICE Zenyatta Mondatta (ABM) OUTLAWS Ghost Riders (Arista) ALAN PARSONS PROJECT Turn Of A Friendly Card (Arista) DAN FOGELBERG The Innocent Age (Full Moon/Epic) MANFRED MANN'S EARTH BAND Chance (WB) GENESIS Abacab (Atlantic) BLACKFOOT Marauder (Atco) DIRE STRAITS Making Movies (WB) POLICE Ghost In The Machine (A&M) ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA Time (Jet/CBS) DEF LEPPARD High 'N' Dry (Mercury/PolyGram) ROD STEWART Foolish Behaviour (WB) LITTLE RIVER BAND Time Exposure (Capitol) PETER FRAMPTON Breaking All The Rules (ABM) GARY U.S. BONDS Dedication (EMI America) POINT BLANK American Excess (A&M) SQUEEZE East Side Story (ABM) DONNIE IRIS Back On The Streets (MCA) ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION Quinella (Columbia) MICHAEL STANLEY BAND North Coast (EMI America) FOGHAT Girls To Chat B Boys To Bounce (Bearsville/WB)"Live" "Wide" SHERBS The Skill (Atco) "Skill" FLEETWOOD MAC Live (WB) "Fireflies" "Afraid" "Rhiannon" KIM CARNES B HATE BOYS Mistaken Identity (EMI America) "Eyes" "Draw" Title QUARTERFLASH Quarterflash (Geffen/WB) "Heart" "Fool" ROBIN TROWER B L.T. (Chrysalis) "Money" "Life" ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND Brothers Of The Road (Arista) "Straight" Title DIESEL Watts In A Tank (Regency/Atco) "Sausalito" GARY WRIGHT The Right Place (WB) "Really" "Heartbeat" "Feelin' " RAINBOW Difficult To Cure (Polydor/PolyGram) "Surrender" "Spotlight" GARLAND JEFFREYS Escape Artist (Epic) "96" "ROCK" ICEHOUSE Icehouse (Chrysalis) Title "Get" "Walls" KAMPUCHEA Various Artists (Atlantic) "Sister" "Rochestra" "Lucille" "Let" GEORGE HARRISON Somewhere In England (Dark Horse/WB) .... "Years" "Teardrops" "Blood" DANNY JOE BROWN Danny Joe Brown Band (Epic) "Edge" "Sundance" JIM STEINMAN Bad For Good (Cleveland International/Epic) "Dreams" "Raving" JUDAS PRIEST Point Of Entry (Columbia) "Heading" "Don't" "Rockin' " TOTO Turn Back (Columbia) "Elenore" "Gift" AC/DC Back In Black (Atlantic) "Shook" "Shoot" Title "Bells" PRETENDERS Pretenders II (Sire/WB) "Message" "Pack" "Adultress" "Roses" ROSSINGTON-COLLINS BAND This Is The Way (MCA) "Stop" "Straight" PAT BENATAR Crimes Of Passion (Chrysalis) "Hit" "Treat" "Hell" PRETENDERS Extended Play (Sire/WB) "Message" "Talk" "Precious';

ROLLING STONES Tattoo You (Rolling Stones/Atco) . .. "Staff' "Waiting" "Fire" "TFtA" FOREIGNER 4 (Atlantic) "Urgent" "Waiting" "Hero" "Break" BILLY SQUIER Don't Say No (Capitol) "Stroke" "Kinda" "Dark" "Lonely" REO SPEEDWAGON Hi Infidelity (Epic) "Keep" "Touch" "Don't" "Take" JOURNEY Escape (Columbia) "Don't" "Crying" "Stone" Title PHIL COLLINS Face Value (Atlantic) "Air" "Missed" "Lines" STEVE WINWOOD Arc Of A Diver (Island/WB) "Chance" Title "Train"

Paradise Theater (ABM) "Rockin' " "Best" "Snowblind" TOM PETTY B THE HEARTBREAKERS .... Hard Promises (Backstreet/MCA) "Waiting" "Woman" "Nightvvatchman" MOODY BLUES Long Distance Voyager (Threshold/PG) "Voice" "Gemini" "Meanwhile" STEVIE NICKS Bella Donna (Modem/Atco) "Stop" "Lace" "17" "Think" .38 SPECIAL Wild -Eyed Southern Boys (ABM) "Hold" "Time" "Fantasy" PAT BENATAR Precioús Time (Chrysalis) "Fire" "Promises" "Just" "Hefter' RUSH Moving Pictures (Mercury/PolyGram) "Tom" "Limelight" "Red" SANTANA Zebop! (Columbia) "Winning" "Searching"

"Breakup" "Sheila" "Hurting" "Better""Day""Do" "Between" "Queen" "Town" "Life" "Rivers" "Things" "Find" "Save" "Stranger" "Burnin' " Title "Turn" "Kid" Title - "Ride" Title "Mob" "Coal" "Over" "Wheels" "Woman" "Losing" "Heart" "Cadillac" Title "Ties" "Unchained" "Streets" "So" "Train" "Know" "Crowley" "Nineteen" "Time" Title "Destroyer" "Dial" "Things" "Tube" "Pearl" "Party" "Talk" "Don't" "Sushi" "Power" "Fight" "Fool" "Party's Over" "Stand" "Catch" "Rita" "Lunatic Fringe" "Tryin' " "Let It Rock" "RBR" "Jessies" "Everything" Title "Balls" "Child" "Stand" "De Do" "World" "Canary" "Riders" "Angels" "Horses" "Games" "Price" "Snake" "Moments" "Lost" "Cages" "Hard" "For You" "Lies" Title "Reply" "Man" "Dark" "Fly" "Searchin' " "Skateaway" "Expresso" "Tunnel" "Every" "Spirits" "Journey" "Sun" "Hold" "Twilight" "Let" "Heartbreak" "Hit" Title "Passion" Title "Owls" Title "Dig" "Kill" "Girl" "Joie' "Nicole" "Tempted" "Ah Leah" "Homesick" Title "Alien" "Heartland" "Hearts" "Falling"


REIR/Friday, December 11, 1981

Peak

Position Peak

(wk.M1) Date

W eak, On

Chart

Peak

Position (wkse1)

Peak

Date

Weeks On

Churl

AC/DCDirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (Atlantic) 9 5/22 16 LOVERBOY/Get Lucky (Columbia) 8 11/27 4 ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND/Brothers Of The Road (Arista) 9 9/11 9 APRIL WINE/Nature Of The Beast (Capitol) 5 3/6 21

ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION/Quinella (Columbia) 13 10/23 12 MANFRED MANN'S EARTH BAND/Chance (WB) 10 3/13 15 STEVE MILLER BAND/Circle Of Love (Capitol) 13 11/20 4 MOODY BLUES/Long Distance Voyager (Threshold/PolyGram) 1(2) 7/10 22

BABYS/On The Edge (Chrysalis) 15 1/9 4 PAT BENATAR/Precious Time (Chrysalis) 3 7/24 20 BLACKFOOT/Marauder (Atco) 7 7/17 12 STEVIE NICKS/Bella Donna (Modern/Atco) 1(1) 9/11 17

BLONDIE/Autoamerican (Chrysalis) 15 1/16 9 BLUE OYSTER CULT/Fire Of Unknown Origin (Columbia) 5 7/17 18 BLUES BROTHERS/Made In America (Atlantic) 14 1/16 5 OZZY OSBOURNE/Blizzard Of Ozz (Jet/CBS) 13 5/29 22

GARY U.S. BONDS/Dedication (EMI America) 10 5/22 12 OZZY OSBOURNE/Diary Of A Madman (Jet/CBS) 11 11/27 4

DANNY JOE BROWN/Danny Joe Brown Band (Epic) 13 7/10 9 OUTLAWS/Ghost Riders (Arista) 5 2/13 13

KIM CARNES Et THE HATE BOYS/Mistaken Identity ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/The Turn Of A Friendly Card (EMI America) 11 6/5 14 (Arista) 6 1/23 13

CARS/Shake It Up (Elektra) 7 11/27 2 TOM PETTY Et THE HEARTBREAKERS/Hard Promises CHEAP TRICK/All Shook Up (Epic) 13 1/9 5 (Backstreet/MCA) 1(5) 5/22 21

ERIC CLAPTON/Another Ticket (RSO/PolyGram) 1(1) 4/3 13 POLICE/Zenyatta Mondatta (A&M) 5 1/16 16 PHIL COLLINS/Face Value (Atlantic) 2 5/1 26 POLICE/Ghost In The Machine (A&M) 2 11/20 8

DEF LEPPARD/High 'N' Dry (Mercury/PolyGram) 15 9/4 16 QUARTERFLASH/Quarterflash (Geffen/WB) 4 11/27 7

DIRE STRAITS/Making Movies (WB) 6 1/9 13 QUEEN/Greatest Hits (Elektra) 12 11/27 5

EAGLES/Eagles Live (Asylum) 13 1/16 7 RAINBOW/Difficult To Cure (Polydor/PolyGram) 14 3/27 11

ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA/Time (Jet/CBS) 10 9/18 13 RED RIDER/As Far As Siam (Capitol) 11 10/30 16 REO SPEEDWAGON/Hi Infidelity (Epic) 1(2) 2/13 29 ROCKPILE/Seconds Of Pleasure (Columbia) 12 1/9 6

FLEETWOOD MAC/Live (WB) 7 1/16 9 ROLLING STONES/Tattoo You (Rolling Stones/Atco) 1(10) 9/18 14 DAN FOGELBERG/The Innocent Age (Full Moon/Epic) 7 10/16 12 ROSSINGTON-COLLINS BAND/This Is The Way (MCA) 13 10/30 9 FOGHAT/Girls To Chat & Boys To Bounce (Bearsville/WB) 12 8/7 11 RUSH/Moving Pictures (Mercury/PolyGram) 4 4/17 21

FOREIGNER/4 (Atlantic) 1(6) 7/24 21 RUSH/Exit ... Stage Left (Mercury/PolyGram) 13 11/27 3

PETER FRAMPTON/Breaking All The Rules (A&M) 7 6/26 11

SANTANA/Zebopl (Columbia) 3 5/22 20 J. GEILS BAND/Freeze-Frame (EMI America) 6 11/27 4 BOB SEGER Et THE SILVER BULLET BAND/Nine Tonight GENESIS/Abacab (Atlantic) 3 11/27 9 (Capitol) 4 10/9 12

SHERBS/The Skill (Atco) 11 3/13 12 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/The River (Columbia) 1(2) 1/9 13

GEORGE HARRISON/Somewhere In England (Dark Horse/WB) 8 6/5 7 SQUEEZE/East Side Story (A&M) 14 7/31 15 HEART/Greatest Hits/Live (Epic) 10 1/9 6 BILLY SQUIER/Don't Say No (Capitol) 4 7/3 32 HEAVY METAL/Various Artists (Full Moon/Asylum) 5 8/28 16 STEELY DAN/Gaucho (MCA) 3 1/16 17

ROD STEWART/Foolish Behaviour (WB) 3 1/9 10 MICHAEL STANLEY BAND/North Coast (EMI America) 12 8/14 12

DONNIE IRIS/Back On The Streets (MCA) 12 1/23 12 STYX/Paradise Theater (A&M) 1(2) 2/27 24

JEFFERSON STARSHIP/Modern Times (Grunt/RCA) 3 5/1 20 .38 SPECIAL/Wild-Eyed Southern Boys (A&M) 7 3/13 24 GARLAND JEFFREYS/Escape Artist (Epic) 11 3/27 10 TOTO/Tum Back (Columbia) 15 2/27 10

BILLY JOEL/Songs In The Attic (Columbia) 15 10/16 9 TRIUMPH/Allied Forces (RCA) 8 11/6 13

JOURNEY/Captured (Columbia) 4 2/27 14 ROBIN TROWER/B.L.T. (Chrysalis) 12 4/10 11

JOURNEY/Escape (Columbia) 1(2) 8/7 19 TUBES/The Completion Backward Principle (Capitol) 8 7/10 16

JUDAS PRIEST/Point Of Entry (Columbia) 15 5/1 11

VAN HALEN/Fair Warning (WB) 4 6/12 15

KAMPUCHEA/Various Artists (Atlantic) 11 4/17 8 GREG KIHN BAND/Rockihnroll (Beserkley/Elektra-Asylum) 10 7/31 25 KINKS/Give The People What They Want (Arista) 6 10/16 13 JOE WALSH/There Goes The Neighborhood (Asylum) 1(2) 6/26 16

WHO/Face Dances (WB) 1(6) 4/10 17

STEVE WINWOOD/Arc Of A Diver (Island/WB) 1(3) 3/13 24

GREG LAKE/Greg Lake (Chrysalis) 15 11/6 6 GARY WRIGHT/The Right Place (WB) 14 7/17 11

JOHN LENNON Et YOKO ONO/Double Fantasy (Geffen/WB) 1(3) 1/23 16 LITTLE RIVER BAND/Time Exposure (Capitol) 10 10/16 12 LOVERBOY/Loverboy (Columbia) 9 3/13 23 ZZ TOP/EI Loco (WB) 7 9/4 15


R£&RlFriday, December 11, 1981

CARO LYNPAR

No one can deny that it's been a tremendous year for Country. Just a quick glance through the year-end update, and you'll see stations in all -size markets from every corner of the country changing over to a Country format. It's gotten so that when you see those "I Found It" bumper stickers, you're apt to wonder if the vehicle's oc- cupants are converts to Christianity or new Country listeners! Keep- ing in step with country music's ever-increasing popularity, two Country -formatted satellite networks have emerged ... Satellite Music Network, which went on the air August 31, and United Stations, which is expected to start broadcasting next spring. Both give stations in all markets an alternative Country format and mark the first step in what may be a significant change in the future of Country radio.

However, the year has not gone by without a few low points, most notable of which was the untimely death of the much -loved and uniquely talented "King" Edward Smith IV. He, as well as Hal McClain and the others who've passed away this year, will be sorely missed but certainly not forgotten, as evidenced by "King" Edward's posthumous entry into FICAP's "DJ Hall of Fame." And, while that award was a fitting tribute to a great man, there were other awards given out during CMA week that set first-time precedents ... Bar- bara Mandrell's "Entertainer of the Year" award, the first two-time winner; Jacki West's "DJ of the Year" award, making her the first female to win that coveted honor; and Grant Turner's induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame, the first disc jockey so honored.

JANUARY: Over 1000 stations worldwide broadcast Mutual's "Country Music Countdown 1980," based on R&R's year-end chart (largest audience ever!) .. .

R&R, in conjunction with Bob Banner & Associates, premieres "Country Countdown 1980," a two-hour syndicated TV program ... John David Spangler named WJJD/Chicago PD as station announces plans to go full- time in spring ... John Charleston appointed MI) at sister station WJEZ-FM ... John Randolph resigns as WMPS/Memphis PD to become co-owner and GM of WKLO/Danville, KY ... WSUN/St. Petersburg PD Gary Kines named National PD for Plough Broadcasting, replacing Craig Scott, who's upped to VP/GM at WMPS & WHRK/Memphis ... KCBQ/ San Diego names Bob McKay PD and Terry Black MD .. .

Steve Golden is new WBCS- FM/Milwaukee PD ... Hal Jay moves from KPLX to WBAP/Dallas-Ft. Worth as station OM ... R.T. Simpson takes over as KSCS PD in Gary Kines same market, moving from KLZ/Denver, where Bill Bradley is promoted to PD to replace him ... Joe Patrick resigns as PD of WQYK-FM/Tampa ... Dan Spice new PD of WYDE/Birmingham, AL ... Dave Waters promoted to PD at KSKX/Topeka ... Fred James named KVOC/Casper's PD ... WCII/Louisville promotes Mark Rodgers to PD ... Gary Agnew new PD/MD at WSEN/Baldwinsville, NY ... KLIF/Dallas is year's first Country conversion with Scott Wallace upped to PD ... Other converts include: KIX-FM/Dallas (Mickey Ashworth, PD), WSAI-FM/Cincinnati (Dale Turner now programming both AM & FM), WWWW/ Detroit, KSD-AM/St. Louis (Walt Turner returns to area as station OM after one -week stint at WBAP & KSCS), WPEX/Norfolk (Jim Stephens, PD), KDEO/Honolulu (Ron Jacobs, co-owner & PD), WNDU/South Bend, IN, KPLE-FM/Temple, TX (Lynn Woolley, PD & Terry Ryan, MD), WKIR-FM/Jackson, TN (Bob Ryan, PD), KOKK/Huron, SD, WDAK/Columbus, GA, KTOQ/Ra- pid City, SD, WNCG-AM/Charleston, SC, and WRAQ/ Asheville, NC...Bill Young denies KILT-FM/Houston changing format to Country... Radio stations across the country welcome home American hostages with tributes ranging from KRAM/Las Vegas's distribution of 4000 yards of yellow ribbon to the widespread airing of Vince Vance & The Valiants' "Bomb Iran" single.

FEBRUARY: Danny McDuff promoted to PD at KPLX ... Bill Coffey joins KSD-AM as PD ... Bill Ford named WKHK/New York PD ... Joel Raab ap-

pointed PD at WHK/Cleveland, and replaces him as WEEP/Pittsburgh's FM/Jacksonville hires Bill Wise as PD as MD ... Richard Kent named WUNI/Mobile PD .. .

Nick Anthony to same position at WSLR/Akron ... Chuck Manning new PD at KRAM/ Las Vegas with Charlie McGraw named MD .. .

WIXY/E. Longmeadow, MA PD is Dave Cole ....Bill Berg renamed MD at WWVA/ Wheeling ... Mike Hinrichs gets MD nod at KHEY/El Paso ... Same for Debby Bill Ford Fradin at WMZQ/Washington and Mike Bouchie at KRRV/Alexandria ... KWKH/Shreveport names Bill Knight Asst. PD and Rick Stevens MD ... Joelle appointed Asst. PD at WNYR/Rochester ... WCII scores market coup when longtime WAKY/Louisville morning man Bill Bailey joins station, while market's WINN changes from Country to Big Band format ... Lee Ran- son exits as WXCL/Peoria's PD to go into TV full-time ... This month's conversions to Country include: WNOE-AM/New Orleans (Joe Patrick, PD), WAPE/ Jacksonville (Doug Wilson, PD), KHEY-FM/El Paso (formerly KEZD), and long-awaited KILT-FM/Houston (Rick Candea, PD, following Bill Young's resignation, with Debbie Pipia, Asst. PD) ... WEA reports $23

million in domestic sales for "Urban Cowboy" soundtrack, more than the film's total!

Barry Mardit PD ... WQIK- and Tony Keitt

MARCH: 12th annual Country Radio Seminar held in Nashville with Arthur Godfrey keynote speaker ... A/C -formatted WSB/Atlanta debuts all-night country program, "Interstate 75," hosted by Bill Vale .. .

Dene Hallam named WWWW/Detroit PD ... Pete Porter to program WQYK-FM/Tampa ....Mike Malone new WUNI/Mobile PD, while Steve Holbrook moves up to PD at WKSJ in same market ... Walt Jackson named WMPS/Memphis PD ... Jim Tice gets PD slot at WCOS-FM/Columbia, SC ... Blll Templeton promoted to PD/MD at KWJJ/Portland ... George Quesinberry upped to OD at KXEL/Waterloo, IA .. .

Brady McGraw new OM of WQQT/Savannah ... Tom Martin appointed Station Manager of WRKZ-FM/Her- shey, PA ... Same for Gary Stevens at KEIN/Great Falls, MT ... Phil Simon PD at WQHK/Fort Wayne, IN ... Ron Scott named PD at WGEC/Springfield, GA .. .

Ditto for Bob Roberts at WDAK/Columbus, GA ... New WQIK/Jacksonville MD is Al Brock ... Jim Cameron named morning man/PD at WSAN/Whitehall, PA .. .

Alan Furst to Asst. PD at WEEP/Pittsburgh ... KRSY/ Roswell, NM morning man/MD is Tom Jordan ... Tim Byrd exits as WHK/Cleveland MD as does KLIF/Dallas PD Scott Wallace ... New Country station WWQM/ Madison, WI hires Mark Winston as PD ... Other Coun- try newcomers are KILT-AM/Houston (joining the FM), WRNL/Richmond, VA, WEOK-AM/Poughkeep- sie, NY, and KIKT/Greenville, TX.

APRIL: Burt Sherwood and Bill Hennes leave WMAQ/Chicago to form their own broadcast consulting firm ... Burkhart/Abrams announce formation of 24 -hour, 7 -day -a -week Country satellite network .. .

R&R coproduced monthly syndicated TV'er "The Coun- try Top 20" goes into production ... Danny McDuff named PD at KLIF/Dallas ... Pat Martin joins WBCS- FM/Milwaukee as PD ... WKSW/Cleveland names Jon Olsen PD ... Trish Hennessey moves up to Jon's MD position at WPOC-FM/Baltimore ... Danny Mof- fatt named Group PD for Texas stations KYKX/Long- view, KEAN/Abilene, and KYKS/Lufkin ... Lewis Fryer named PD/MD at WBAM/Montgomery after nine-year stint with station ... Robin Coker promoted to PD at WWOD/Lynchburg, VA ... Mark Sinclair PD at WIXY/E. Longmeadow, MA ... Jon O'Brien promoted to Asst. PD at WDLB/Marshfield, WI ... An- drew Zane joins WFAW/Fort Atkinson, WI as OM .. .

Tony Kidd named MD at WZZK/Birmingham ... Ray Thomas is new WHYL/Carlisle, PA MD ... Bob Sher- wood upped to MD at KIXZ/Amarillo ... Ditto for Tim Baxter at WQAM/Miami ... KNEW/Oakland places ad in R&R offering $1000 reward for new morning personality. Station settles on Jon R. Wailin (no word on who got the reward!) ... KILT morning team of "Hud- son & Harrigan" (Beau Weaver & Randy Hames) record special wake-up call for space shuttle pilots John Young and Robert Crippen ... CMA reports 504 new Country stations in U.S. and Canada since last year .. .

KTLK/Denver joins those ranks with change of call letters (to KBRQ) and new PD (Roger Munday) ... KLAK/Denver besieged with calls after Reagan shooting checking whether attempted assassin John Hinckley was former staffer John Warnock. Rumor proves to be false.

MAY: Longtime recording artist and MD/morning man at WSLC/Roanoke, VA, "King" Edward Smith IV, dies at age 49 of heart attack ... Chris Collier named PD at KILT/Houston ... Ditto for Bobby Kraig at KPLX/Dallas ... WMAQ/Chicago appoints Ted Cramer PD ... New WSUN/St. Petersburg PD is Bill Gamble ... Chris Adams PD for KYTE/Portland .. .



RER/Friday, December 11, 1981


Wayne Elliot upped to PD at WJJK/Eau Claire, WI... Kris McKay promoted to PD, Brad Stapleton to Asst. PD at KEEN/San Jose ... Bucks Braun takes leap from PD to VP/Operations at WHOO/Or- lando ... Jay Allen moves to OD at WTHI/Terre Haute, IN ... Jim Powell PD at WYDE/ Birmingham, replacing Mike Malone, now PD at WUNI/ ,

Mobile ... KFAT/Gilroy, CA King Edward Smith IV

names Larry Yurdin PD ... Same for Ron Denning - ton at KGEM/Boise ... KBBB & Q104/Borger, TX promotes Ray Milton to OD, while Wyatt Thompson joins AM as News and Sports Director ... Tom Jordan promoted to PD at WMBH/Joplin, MO ... Mark Thomas MD at WCXI/Detroit as is Michael J. Stewart

at KCEY/Modesto, CA ... Gregg Michaels takes over as WNRS/Ann Arbor OD .. .

Richard Mock KCBQ/San Diego ND ... Tim Byrd surfaces as WKHK/New York afternoon personality ... The Academy of Country Music honors KLAC/Los Angeles as "Radio Station of the Year" and KLAC's Sammy Jack- son as "DJ of the Year" .. .

WSAI/Cincinnati celebrates Sammy Jackson 58 years on the air. JUNE: Lee Arnold retires from radio after long

career, last decade as WHN/New York midday personality ... Mike Shannon named OM for KPPL & KLAK/ Denver ... Dwayne Allan Helt assumes PD position at KTFX-FM/Tulsa ... Len Younger promoted to PD at KIKX/Tucson ... Mike Stone takes over PD/morning drive slot at KWJJ & KJIB/Portland ... Ditto for Mark Allen at K000/Omaha ... Dave Beadles promoted to PD at KSSS/Colorado Springs ... WDAK/Columbus, GA appoints Dan Daniels as PD ... Bill James is PD at KYOU & KGRE/Greeley, CO ... Johnny King upped to MD at WYDE/Birmingham ... Denise Galvin takes on MD job at KZLA/Los Angeles ... Several stations change to Country, including KS95FM/Tulsa (formerly KWEN), WOLF/Syracuse (Lori Dale, OM), WPTR-AM/ Albany, KPOD/Crescent City, CA, WTSV-AM/Clare- mont, NH, and KYEZ-FM/Salinas, KS ... Events of the month include annual Nashville Fan Fair with largest attendance ever and FICAP miniclinic held in Austin.

JULY: Burkart/Abrams names Jon Anthony as Country PD for Satellite Music Network ... KSON/San Diego's Dan McKinnon appointed head of Civil Aero- nautics Board ... Buddy Alan to OM at KUZZ/Bakers- field, CA ... Sandy Beach becomes PD at WBAP/Dallas- Ft. Worth ... Beverly Bleisch named PD for KJJY/Des Moines, which switches from automation to live broadcasting ... Brian Thomas joins station as MD ... Tim Mc - Cool takes over as PD at KJCK/Junction City, KS .. Jay Phillips moves to MD at Jon Anthony WMAQ/Chicago ... Chris Angel takes same slot at WMC/Memphis ... Ed Chandler named MD at KCBQ/ San Diego ... Same for Janet Bozeman at WJRB/

Nashville ... Paula Hooper promoted to MD at WMC/ Memphis ... Terry Ryan moves to PD/MD of KXKZ- FM/Ruston, LA ... Change- over of WUSL/Philadelphia from A/C to Country marks first full-time Country outlet in market ... Other conversions include: KCFV/Cedar Falls, and two stations in Jackson, MS, WZZQ and WXLY (formerly WJFR Dan McKinnon

with Brock Boulette PD... CMA Board of Directors meet in Denver.

AUGUST: Former Mutual executives Nick Ver- bitsky, Frank Murphy, and Ed Salamon, in partnership with Dick Clark, form United Stations, a Country - formatted satellite network ... SMN's Country network debuts August 31 ... Bill Young consults KENR/Hous- ton, with Jason Williams named PD, as station moves towards a more "Country Gold" format ... John David Spangler promoted to OM of both WJJD & WJEZ/Chicago ... "Jaybird" Marvin named AM MD, while John Charles- ton handles FM MD chores .. Mark Lindow promoted

to OD at WILQ/Williamsport, Ed Salamon PA, as Paul Cavanaugh takes over MD slot ... Chuck

Robson named PD at KFH/Wichita ... Larry James moves to WDAK/Columbus, GA as PD/morning man ... Dan Cowen upped to MD at KSSS/Colorado Springs ... Ed Ryan new PD at KBRJ/Boise ... And the conversions keep on coming ... New to Country are WKIX/ Raleigh, KCBQ-FM/San Diego, WCOS-AM/Columbia, SC, WTAC/Flint (Jim Kramer, PD and Ed Brown, MD), KAYO/Seattle, and WHOO-FM/Orlando, joining its AM in a TM Country format.

SEPTEMBER: Burns Media Consultants and Joe Somerset syndicate Country format first developed for KSCS-FM/Dallas ... Jim Duncan departs as R&R's Country Editor to assume GM position of R&R Enter- tainment's Video Division. Carolyn Parks named new Country Editor ... Don Nelson named VP/GM at

KSON-AM & FM/San Diego ... Don Paul Pirwitz appointed Group PD for Great Em- pire Broadcasting, owner of nine Country facilities .. .

WUBE/Cincinnati ceases simulcasting as AM converts from Country to "Music Of Your Life" format. Paul O'Brien elevated to OD for both stations, while Duke Hamilton becomes PD for the

Don Paul Pirwitz FM facility ... Jerry Adams named OD for KFDI-AM & FM/Wichita ... Dennis Day new PD at WVKX & WPKX/Washington ... Paul Se - bastion joins KCKN-AM & FM/Kansas City as OM .. .

KOKE-AM & FM/Austin appoints Steve Sever as OD ... Bob Rose named PD at KTTS-AM & FM/Spring- field, MO ... Bill Knight promoted to PD at KWKH/ Shreveport ... Mark Rodgers moves to PD at WTRX/ Flint...KJ100/WCII OD Bobby Hatfield assumes Mark's PD duties at WCII...New PD at KIDN/Pueblo is John Thomas ... Bill Kelly named Program Coordin- ator at KRAM/Las Vegas ... Troy London now programming KWKC/Abilene ... Joe Moore promoted to PD at WPEX/Norfolk, VA ... WCAW/Charleston promotes MD Jeff Clark to Production Director. Kyle Gib- son fills the MD slot ... KNIX/Phoenix names Terry Flood MD and Leyla Kirdar Publicity & Promotions Director ... Mule Skinner Larson returns to KGFX/ Pierre, SD as MD ... Jessica James named MD at KFH/Wichita ... Dave Allen MD at WGVM/Green- ville, MS ...Longtime air personality Art Roberts joins WBCS-FM/Milwaukee for afternoon drive ... Philadel- phia gains another Country station when WFIL converts from CHR ... WOAI-FM/San Antonio also makes the change with new calls KAJA (KJ97FM), as well as new PD (Jon Town) and MD (Johnny O'Neil) ... Other conversions include: WIBW/Topeka (Chuck Wolfe, PD), WRRB/Syracuse, and WKLR-FM(K100)/Toledo (Mark Adams, PD & Gary Shores, MD).

OCTOBER: CMA Awards week in Nashville finds Barbara Mandrell taking "Entertainer of the Year" honors for second straight year, a record .. .

Other highlights include "DJ of the Year" winners Lynn Waggoner of KEBC/Oklahoma City (large market), Tim Wilson of WAXX/Eau Claire, WI (medium market), Jacki West of WGTO/Cypress Gardens, FL (small market), the first female winner ... WSM/ Nashville Grand Ole Opry announcer Grant Turner becomes first DJ inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame ... FICAP DJ Hall of Fame winners were the late "King" Edward Smith IV and Charlie Walker ... CMA Post -Awards Radio Special airs on 200 stations via NBC Radio Network ... KRAM/Las Vegas victim of $20,000 plus worth of vandalism ... Kenny Rogers files $44 million civil suit against Liberty and Capitol Records ... Hal McClain, KENR/Houston afternoon air personality and three -time world record setter for stunt flying, is killed in air show accident ... Dan Halyburton joins KLIF & KPLX/Dallas as OM .. .

Charlie Marcus appointed PD at WNOE-FM/New Or- leans ... Bruce Nelson promoted to PD at KNUZ/Hous- ton ... Gary Stone upped to PD at WDGY/Minneapolis

. Ron Rohr named ND at same station ... Lee Shan- non takes on PD position at WQIK-FM/Jacksonville .. .

Ed Russ is new station MD ... New PD/morning man at WPTR/Albany is Steve Warren ... Mike Sheppard is WRKT/Cocoa Beach's new PD ... Dick Byrd takes on both PD & MD duties at KBMY/Billings, as Ross Carson departs ... Lon Harris new PD at KYKX/Longview, TX, while Rick Lagneaux assumes MD position ...WDZQ- FM/Decatur, IL names Brian Schimmel as PD ... Bob Meyer upped to Director of Programming and News at WKKQ/Hibbing, MN, while John Warren moves into the MD slot ... Dave Donahue takes on OM position at WKQS-FM/Boca Raton, FL ... Junior Blackwood is PD at WSJM/St. Joseph, MI ... New KRWQ/Gold Hill, OR MD is Mamey, replacing Gene Davis who moves on to PD at KFMJ/Grants Pass ... Lori Lerner named KHJ/ Los Angeles ND ... WMZQ/Washington appoints Janice Dougherty Promotion Director ... Sharon B. Warantz joins WHN/New York as Promotion Director ... WCAW/Charleston names Mike Spencer as Public Service Director and Randy Damron as Promotion Di- rector ... Mark Allan Rappaport takes on MD job at KZNS/Barstow, CA ... Jim Richards now MD at WQAM/Miami ... WOKK/Meridian, MS promotes Van Mac to Production Director and names Anne Cherry ND ... Lee Randall promoted to MD at WGVM/Greenville, MS ... Jeff Davies upped to MD at KXLR/Little Rock ... WHYL/Carlisle, PA names Craig M. Rhodes as ND ... Mike Shannon, PD of KPPL & KLAK/Denver, resigns ... KDWZ/Grand Forks -Crookston, MN changes to Country and names Mark Peterson as Pro- duction Director, Al Wayne as Promotion Director, and Jeff Hanson as ND ... Also converting to Country are WRJZ/Knoxville, KJJO/Minneapolis (formerly KRSI), WEEL/Fairfax, VA, WKQS/Boca Raton, FL, KVYN/ Napa, CA, KDOK-AM/Tyler, TX, and KQZR-FM/ Craig, CO ... As a change of pace, 25 -year Country outlet KCKN/Kansas City switches to A/C, and Philadelphia Country daytimer WRCP gives up the ghost for an Oldies format.

NOVEMBER: John David Spangler exits WJJD-WJEZ/Chicago. Art Wander signs on as OM. WJJD expected to go full-time by end of year ... Norm "Oogie" Pringle named OM at WWWE/Cleveland as station announces plans to convert to Country Decem- ber 5 ... R.T. Simpson upped to OM at KSCS/Dallas ... WBIE/Atlanta changes malls to WKHX and hits the air November 6 with the Bums/Sommerset Country format. Ted Stecker named PD ... Jacki West follows "DJ of the Year" Award with promotion to PD at WGTO/Cypress Gardens, FL ... WAPE/ Jacksonville hires Dave Ulmer as ND ... Chuck Berns takes over as MD at KLVI/Beaumont, with Mickey Ashworth named as Group MD ... John Defee promoted to MD at KYXX/ Odessa ... Steve Warner gets R. T. Simpson MD nod at KTRB/Modesto, CA ... Ralph Bergeron upped to OM at KNIR/New Iberia, LA ... KAGE/Winona, MN announces a change to Country as of January 1.

Someplace Special ... a total image campaign with music, television and artwork.

TMCALL COLLECT AT 214/634-8511



REIR/Friday, December 11,1981

1 EDDIE RABBITT/Step By Step (Elektra) 2 T.G. SHEPPARD/Party Time (WB/Curb) 3 LACY J. DALTON/Takin' It Easy (Columbia) 4 RONNIE MILSAP/(Theré s) No Gettin' Over Me (RCA) 5 BARBARA MANDRELUWish You Were Here (MCA) 6 KENNY ROGERS/I Don't Need You (EMI/Liberty) 7 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Elvira (MCA) 8 ALABAMA/Feels So Right (RCA) 9 MICKEY GILLEY/You Don't Know Me (Epic) 10 CRYSTAL GAYLE/Too Many Lovers (Columbia) 11 DOLLY PARTON/But You Know I Love You (RCA) 12 DON WILLIAMS/Falling Again (MCA) 13 JOHNNY LEE/Prisoner Of Hope (Full Moon/Asylum) 14 CHARLEY PRIDE/Never Been So Loved (In All My Life) (RCA) 15 DON WILLIAMS/Miracles (MCA) 16 ROSANNE CASH/Seven Year Ache (Columbia) 17 T.G. SHEPPARD/I Loved 'Em Every One (WB/Curb) 18 ALABAMA/Old Flame (RCA) 19 CONWAY TWITTY/Tight-Fittin Jeans (MCA) 20 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Fancy Free (MCA) 21 ANNE MURRAY/Blessed Are The Believers (Capitol) 22 DOTTIE WEST/What Are We Doin' In Love (EMI/Liberty) 23 BARBARA MANDRELUI Was Country When Country Wasn't Cool (MCA) 24 WILLIE NELSON/Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground (Columbia) 25 DAVID FRIZZELL £t SHELLY WEST/You're The Reason God Made Oklahoma (WB)

26 JANIE FRICKE/l'll Need Someone To Hold Me When I Cry (Columbia) 27 CHARLY McCLAIN/Sleepin' With The Radio On (Epic) 28 SYLVIA/Drifter (RCA) 29 HANK WILLIAMS JR./All My Rowdy Friends (Have Settled Down) (Elektra/Curb) 30 MICKEY GILLEY/A Headache Tomorrow (Or A Heartache Tonight) (Epic) 31 JOHNNY LEE/Pickin' Up Strangers (Full Moon/Asylum) 32 STATLER BROTHERS/Don't Wait On Me (Mercury/PolyGram) 33 MERLE HAGGARD/Rainbow Stew (MCA) 34 STEVE WARINER/By Now (RCA) 35 EMMYLOU HARRIS Et DON WILLIAMS/If I Needed You (WB) 36 HANK WILLIAMS JR./Texas Women (Elektra/Curb) 37 JOHN ANDERSON/I'm Just An Old Chunk Of Coal... (WB) 38 RONNIE McDOWELUOIder Women (Epic) 39 JOHN CONLEErMiss Emily's Picture (MCA)

1981 will be remembered in country music circles as 40 TOMPALL Er THE GLASER BROTHERS/Lovin' Her Was Easier... (Elektra) the year of the Country Crossover. In fact, several "coun- 41 LEON EVERETTE/Hurricane (RCA) try" tunes went higher on the Adult/Contemporary year- 42 RAZZY BAILEY/Friends (RCA) end chart than they did on the Country chart, most notably 43 MEL TILLIS/Southern Rains (Elektra) Juice Newton's "Queen Of Hearts" (#12 A/C) and Terri 44 CHARLEY PRIDE/Roll On Mississippi (RCA) Gibbs's "Somebody's Knocldn' " (#27 A/C). Quite a few 45 CHARLY McCLAIN/Surround Me With Love (Epic) songs did well with both Country and A/C audiences, how- 46 RONNIE MILSAP/Am I Losing You (RCA) ever, as evidenced by seven out of the top ten songs on our 47 CONWAY TWITTY Et LORETTA LYNN/I Still Believe In Waltzes (MCA) chart which also crossed over to other formats. 48 EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Fire And Smoke (Sunbird)

Eddie Rabbitt once again takes the top award (he was num- 49 HANK WILLIAMS JR./Dixie On My Mind (Elektra/Curb) ber one last year with "Drivin' My Life Away"), as "Step By 50 DOTTIE WEST/Are You Happy Baby? (EMI/Liberty) Step" has the distinction of being the only song to remain in the 51 MERLE HAGGARD/My Favorite Memory (Epic) number one position on the Country chart for four weeks running. 52 ELVIS PRESLEY/Guitar Man (RCA) Holding down the top spot for three weeks in a row were Kenny 53 TANYA TUCKER/Can I See You Tonight (MCA) Rogers's "I Don't Need You," the Oak Ridge Boys' "Elvira," Dolly 54 MAC DAVIS/Hooked On Music (Casablanca/PolyGram) Parton's "9 To 5," and two songs by Alabama, "Feels So Right" and 55 GAIL DAVIES/It's A Lovely, Lovely World (WB) "Old Flame." 56 ROSANNE CASH/My Baby Thinks He's A Train (Columbia)

Four groups or artists scored two songs each in the first 20 of the 57 RAZZY BAILEY/Midnight Hauler (RCA) Top 81, T.G. Sheppard, Don Williams, Alabama, and the Oaks. A 58 BELLAMY BROTHERS/Do You Love As Good As You Look (WB/Curb) glance over the entire chart shows T.G., Johnny Lee, Charly McClain, 59 DAVE ROWLAND 8 SUGAR/Fool By Your Side (Elektra) Hank Williams Jr. and Gail Davies with three entries apiece. Don Wil- 60 SYLVIA/The Matador (RCA) hams and Conway )witty also enter this elite group if you consider their 61 CHARLY McCLAIN/Who's Cheatin' Who (Epic) duets with Emmylou Harris and Loretta Lynn respectively. In all, the 62 T.G. SHEPPARD/I Feel Like Loving You Again (WB/Curb) male vocalists outsang the females for this year's chart positions, 45 to 22 63 KENNY ROGERS/Share Your Love With Me (EMI/Liberty) (the balance were composed of groups or duets). 64 JERRY LEE LEWIS/Thirty Nine And Holding (Elektra)

RCA Records maintained its position as the top Country label with 16 en- 65 GEORGE JONES/If Drinkin' Don't Kill Me (Her Memory Will) (Epic) tries on the year-end chart. Following close behind are MCA Records with 13, 6E DOLLY PARTON/9 To 5 (RCA) Elektra (including Elektra/Curb and Full Moon/Asylum) with 12, Warner 67 JOHNNY LEE/Bet Your Heart On Me (Full Moon/Asylum) Brothers (including WB/Curb) also with 12, Epic with 10, and Columbia and 68 GAIL DAVIES/I'll Be There (WB) Capitol/EMIA/Liberty with seven each. RCA also takes top honors for having 69 GAIL DAVIES/Grandma's Song (WB( the most number one records throughout the year (8) with MCA placing second 70 MEL TILLIS/A Million Old Goodbyes (Elektra) (6) and both Warner Brothers (WB/Curb) and Elektra (Elektra/Curb, Hill 71 MEL McDANIEL/Right In The Palm Of Your Hand (Capitol) Moon/Asylum) running neck and neck (5). 72 VERN GOSDIN/Dream Of Me (Ovation)

The past twelve months has been a period of phenomenal growth for both coun- 73 MEL McDANIEULouisiana Saturday Night (Capitol) try music and Country radio. Country listenership has gone up tremendously in 74 CONWAY TWITTY Et LORETTA LYNN/Lovin' What Your Lovin' Does To Me (MCA) many, many markets, even in the hard -to -crack Northern urban communities. Part 75 ED BRUCE/(When You Fall In Love) Everything's A Waltz (MCA) of this increase is due to the exposure country music has acquired on other radio for- 76 EMMYLOU HARRIS/Mister Sandman (WB) mats. It looks as if we were right all along ... if you don't like country music, it's only 77 JOHN ANDERSON/1959 (WB) because you haven't listened to country music! Let's hope that next year shows an 78 GEORGE JONES/Still Doin' Time (Epic) even greater increase in the popularity of this purely American artform. 79 RONNIE McDOWELUWandering Eyes (Epic)

The Country Top 81 of 1981 was computed using a reverse point -value system from all 80 MOE BANDY a JOE STAMPLEY/Hey Joe, Hey Moe (Columbia) 1laCCslllhlla

R&R Country charts for the period of January 9, 1981 through November 27, 1981. 81 JIM ED BROWN Er HELEN CORNELIUS/Don't Bother To Knock (RCA)


R8R/Friday, December 11, 1981

Records That Reach Peek

Peeltlon

(wk.M1)

Peek Week.

On

Chart

Peek

Position Peek

(wk.N1) D.b

Week, On

Chart

ALABAMA/Old Flame (RCA) 113) 3/27 12 BARBARA MANDRELLJI Was Country When Country Wasn't ALABAMA/Feels So Right (RCA) 1(3) 7/3 13 Cool (MCA) 1(2) 6/19 11 ALABAMA/Love In The First Degree (RCA) 6 11/27 7 BARBARA MANDRELL/Wish You Were Here (MCA) 1(1) 11/6 13 REX ALLEN JR. Et MARGO SMITH/Cup Of Tea (WB) 7 2/20 10 CHARLY McCLAIN/Whó s Cheatin' Who (Epic) 3 2/6 9 JOHN ANDERSON/1959 (WB) 3 1/30 8 CHARLY McCLAIN/Surround Me With Love (Epic) 5 7/3 11 JOHN ANDERSON/I'm Just An Oki Chunk Of Coal... (WB) 3 5/22 12 CHARLY McCLAIN/Sleepir With The Radio On (Epic) 3 10/30 13 EDDY ARNOLD/Don't Look Now (But We Just Fell In Love) (RCA) 12 2/13 9 MEL McDANIEL/Louisiana Saturday Night (Capitol) 8 5/29 11

MEL McDANIEL/Right In The Palm Of Your Hand (Capitol) 7 9/25 11 RONNIE McDOWELL/Wandering Eyes (Epic) 7 3/6 11

RAZZY BAILEY/I Keep Coming Back (RCA) 9 1/9 7 RONNIE McDOWELL/Older Women (Epic) 5 8/21 11 RAZZY BAILEY/Friends (RCA) 6 5/22 11 REBA McENTIRE/Today All Over Again (Mercury/PolyGram) 10 9/25 11 RAZZY BAILEY/Midnight Hauler (RCA) 7 9/18 12 DON McLEAN/Crying (Millennium/RCA) 9 3/27 8 MOE BANDY/My Woman Loves The Devil Out Of Me (Columbia) 13 6/19 10 RONNIE MILSAP/Am I Losing You (RCA) 2 5/8 11 MOE BANDY Et JUDY BAILEY/Following The Feeling (Columbia) 13 1/23 7 RONNIE MILSAP/(Theré s) No Gattin Over Me (RCA) 1(2) 8/21 13 MOE BANDY Et JOE STAMPLEY/Hey Joe, Hey Moe (Columbia) 6 5/8 11 RONNIE MILSAP/I Wouldn't Have Missed It For The World (RCA) 11 11/27 5 BELLAMY BROTHERS/Do You Love As Good As You Look (WB/Curb) 1(1) 3/6 10 GARY MORRIS/Headed For A Heartache (WB) 15 11/27 5 BELLAMY BROTHERS/They Could Put Me In Jail (WB/Curb) 9 7/17 10 ANNE MURRAY/Blessed Are The Believers (Capitol) 2 6/12 14 BELLAMY BROTHERS/You're My Favorite Star (WB/Curb) 9 11/27 6 ANNE MURRAY/We Don't Have To Hold Out (Capitol) 13 8/28 8 JIM ED BROWN Et HELEN CORNELIUS/Don't Bother To Knock (RCA) 8 7/10 10 ANNE MURRAY/It's All I Can Do (Capitol) 12 11/13 10 ED BRUCE/Girls, Women, Ladies (MCA) 8 1/16 4

ED BRUCE/(When You Fall In Love) Everything's A Waltz (MCA) 8 10/2 10

WILLIE NELSON/Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground (Columbia) 1(1) 2/27 12 WILLIE NELSON/Mona Lisa (Columbia) 14 5/29 8

GLEN CAMPBELL/Any Which Way You Can (WB) 9 1/30 7 WILLIE NELSON Et RAY PRICE/Don't You Ever Get Tired... (Columbia) 10 1/30 7 GLEN CAMPBELL/I Love My Truck (Mirage/Atlantic) 12 10/2 9 JUICE NEWTON/Angel Of The Morning (Capitol) 15 4/24 8 JOHNNY CASH/The Baron (Columbia) 13 5/15 8 JUICE NEWTON/Queen Of Hearts (Capitol) 13 8/14 10 ROSANNE CASH/Seven Year Ache (Columbia) 4 5/15 14

ROSANNE CASH/My Baby Thinks He's A Train (Columbia) 6 10/30 11

JOHN CONLEE/What I Had With You (MCA) 10 3/20 10 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Beautiful You (MCA) 1)1) 1/9 6 JOHN CONLEE/Miss Emily's Picture (MCA) 6 11/6 11 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Elvira (MCA) 1(3) 5/15 13 EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Fire And Smoke (Sunbird) 7 6/26 13 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Fancy Free (MCA) 1(2) 10/23 11 BILLY "CRASH" CRADDOCK/I Just Need You For Tonight (Capitol) 11 8/28 10

SONNY CURTIS/Good Or Girls (Elektra) 13 7/3 9 DOLLY PARTON/9 To 5 (RCA) 1(3) 1)16 8 DOLLY PARTON/But You Know I Love You (RCA) 1(2) 6/5 13

LACY J. DALTON/Hillbilly Girt With The Blues (Columbia) 7 2/13 9 ELVIS PRESLEY/Guitar Man (RCA) 1(1) 3/13 11 LACY J. DALTON/Whisper (Columbia) 10 5/29 10 ELVIS PRESLEY/Lovin' Arms (RCA) 11 6/12 9 LACY J. DALTON/Takin' It Easy (Columbia) 3 9/25 15 RAY PRICE/It Don't Hurt Me Half As Bad (Dimension) 13 9/25 8 DAVE ROWLAND Et SUGAR/Fool By Your Side (Elektra) 5 7/10 11 CHARLEY PRIDE/Roll On Mississippi (RCA) 2 5/1 12 GAIL DAVIES/I'll Be There (WB) 3 2/13 8 CHARLEY PRIDE/Never Been So Loved (In All My Life) (RCA) 111) 10/16 13 GAIL DAVIES/It's A Lovely, Lovely World (WB) 7 6/5 12

GAIL DAVIES/Grandmá s Song (WB) 6 10/16 11

MAC DAVIS/Hooked On Music (Casablanca/PolyGram) 5 4/17 12 EDDIE RABBITT/I Love A Rainy Night (Elektra) 2 1/9 5 JOHN DENVER/Some Days Are Diamonds (Some Days Are Stone)(RCA)12 8/28 10 EDDIE RABBITT/Step By Step (Elektra) 1(4) 9/18 14

KENNY ROGERS/I Don't Need You (EMI/Liberty) 1(3) 7/31 11 KENNY ROGERS/Share Your Love With Me (EMI/Liberty) 4 10/30 9

LEON EVERETTE/If I Keep Going Crazy (RCA) 15 5/1 8

LEON EVERETTE/Hurricane (RCA) 4 9/25 12 JOHN SCHNEIDER/It's Now Or Never (Scott Bros./CBS) 10 8/7 9 T.G. SHEPPARD/I Feel Like Loving You Again (WB/Curb) 1(1) 2/6 8

JANIE FRICKE/Down To My Last Broken Heart (Columbia) 5 1/9 5 T.G. SHEPPARD/I Loved 'Em Every One (WB/Curb) 1(2) 5/1 12

JANIE FRICKE/Pride (Columbia) 8 5/8 9 T.G. SHEPPARD/Pam/ Time (WB/Curb) 1(1) 9/11 13 JANIE FRICKE/I'll Need Someone To Hold Me (When I Cry) (Columbia) 5 10/2 13 RICKY SKAGGS/You May See Me Welkin (Epic) 12 11/27 9 DAVID FRIZZELL Er SHELLY WEST/You're The Reason God JOE STAMPLEY/Whiskey Chasin' (Epic) 15 7/24 7

Made Oklahoma (WB) 2 4/10 12 JOE STAMPLEY/l'm Gonna Love You Back To Lovin' Me Again (Epic) 9 3/20 10 DAVID FRIZZELL Er SHELLY WEST/A Texas State Of Mind (WB) 9 8/21 9 STATLER BROTHERS/Don't Forget Yourself (Mercury/PolyGram) 7 1/9 4

STATLER BROTHERS/Don't Wait On Me (Mercury/PolyGram) 3 8/14 12 GEORGE STRAIT/Unwound (MCA) 10 7/31 9

LARRY GATLIN/What Are We Doirí Lonesome (Columbia) 7 11/27 8 BILLY SWAN/I'm Into Lovin' You (Epic) 15 9/18 7

CRYSTAL GAYLE/Take It Easy (Columbia) 9 4/3 10 SYLVIA/The Matador (RCA) 4 6/26 10

CRYSTAL GAYLE/Too Many Lovers (Columbia) 2 7/24 14 SYLVIA/Drifter (RCA) 1(1) 3/20 12

CRYSTAL GAYLE/The Woman In Me (Columbia) 8 11/27 7 SYLVIA/Heart On The Mend (RCA) 9 11/13 10

TERRI GIBBS/Somebody's Knockin' (MCA) 12 1/9 4

MICKEY GILLEY/A Headache Tomorrow (Or A Heartache Tonight) (Epic) 1(1) 4/17 12

MICKEY GILLEY/You Don't Know Me (Epic) 1(1) 9/4 13 MEL TILLIS/Southern Rains (Elektra) 1(11 2/13 9

VERN GOSDIN/Dream Of Me (Ovation) 8 7/24 11 MEL TILLIS/A Million Old Goodbyes (Elektra) 6 5/29 11

MEL TILLIS/One-Night Fever (Elektra) 9 11/6 10 TOMPALL Et THE GLASER BROTHERS/Lovin' Her Was Easier

MERLE HAGGARD/Think I'll Just Stay Here And Drink (MCA) 4 1/9 4 )Elektra) 3 7/3 11

MERLE HAGGARD/Leonard (MCA) 7 4/10 9 TANYA TUCKER/Can I See You Tonight (MCA) 4 2/27 11

MERLE HAGGARD/Rainbow Stew (MCA) 2 8/7 12 CONWAY TWITTY/Rest Your Love On Me (MCA) 11 4/24 10

MERLE HAGGARD/My Favorite Memory (Epic) 2 11/20 10 CONWAY TWITTY/Tight-Fittir Jeans (MCA) 3 9/4 14

EMMYLOU HARRIS/Mister Sandman (WB) 4 4/24 10 CONWAY TWITTY Et LORETTA LYNN/I Still Believe In Waltzes (MCA) 5 7/31 11

EMMYLOU HARRIS Et DON WILLIAMS/If I Needed You (WB) 1(1) 11/20 11 CONWAY TWITTY Et LORETTA LYNN/Lovin' What Your Lovin' Does... CON HUNLEY/What's New With You (WB) 12 2/27 9 (MCA) 7 3/27 11

PORTER WAGONER Et DOLLY PARTON/If You Go, I'll Follow You WAYLON JENNINGS Et JESSI COLTER/Wild Side Of Life... (RCA) 13 7/31 8 (RCA) 6 1/9 3

WAYLON JENNINGS Et JESSI COLTER/Storms Never Last (RCA) 13 4/10 9 JACKY WARD/Somethin' On The Radio (Mercury/PolyGram) 14 3/13 9

GEORGE JONES/If Drinkin Don't Kill Me (Her Memory Will) (Epic) 5 3/6 11 STEVE WARINER/Your Memory (RCA) 8 1/30 7

GEORGE JONES/Still Doirí Time (Epic) 4 11/27 7 STEVE WARINER/By Now (RCA) 3 6/26 13

STEVE WARINER/All Roads Lead To You (RCA) 5 11/27 8

GENE WATSON/Fourteen Carat Mind (MCA) 10 11/27 7

KIERAN KANE/You're The Best (Elektra) KENDALLS/Teach Me To Cheat (Mercury/PolyGram)

10 8

8/21 10/23

10 10

DOTTIE WEST/Are You Happy Baby? (EMI/Liberty) DOTTIE WEST/What Are We Doin' In Love (EMI/Liberty)

1111

2

2/20 5/29

11

12

FRED KNOBLOCK/Memphis (Scotti Bros./CBS) 13 10/23 8 DOTTIE WEST/(I'm Gonna) Put You Back On The Rack (EMI/Liberty) DON WILLIAMS/Falling Again (MCA)

15 1)1)

9/4 4/24

9 13

DON WILLIAMS/Miracles (MCA) 2 8/28 12

JOHNNY LEE/One In A Million (Full Moon/Asylum) JOHNNY LEE/Pickin Up Strangers (Full Moon/Asylum)

10 2

1/9 4/3

3 11

HANK WILLIAMS JR./Texas Women (Elektra/Curb) HANK WILLIAMS JR./Dixie On My Mind (Elektra/Curb)

2 4

3/20 7/17

11

11

JOHNNY LEE/Prisoner Of Hope (Full Moon/Asylum) JOHNNY LEE/Bet Your Heart On Me (Full Moon/Asylum) JERRY LEE LEWIS/Thirty Nine And Holding (Elektra)

1(1) 1(2) 5

7/24 11/27 3/13

13 9

11

HANK WILLIAMS JR./All My Rowdy Friends (Have Settled Down) (Elektra/Curb)

TAMMY WYNETTE/Crying In The Rain (Epic) 1(1)

13 11/13 10/30

13 8


RBA/Friday, December 11, 1981

JANUARY: Marty Rob- bins's heart attack New Year's Day wasn't diagnosed til the next day...Also on the sick list, Ernest Tubb, Slim Whitman, Barbara Man- drel' ... "Coal Miner's Daughter" named by the Na- tional Board of Review as the #2 film of the year 1980. Sissy Spacek won the honor as "Best Actress" ... Felton Jar- vis, Elvis Presley's record Marty Robbins producer since 1966, died on January 3... Roy Clark and Larry Butler combined Sound Emporium (formerly Jack Clement Studio) and the American Studio into one three - studio complex... Rex Allen, Jr.'s $200,000 bus and equipment stolen and found burning 25 miles from Nash- ville...John Anderson picked as People magazine's "Country Personality to Watch" in 1981... Ronnie Milsap recuperated from eye surgery at Duke University Eye Center...Jim Reeves -John Conlee producer Bud Logan named head of Tree Music Productions...John Conlee joined the Grand Ole Opry... Jack Greene & Jeannie See- ly split the mike after 12 years together on stage and record.

FEBRUARY: Andy Williams and Paul Anka both album'ed here, produced by Steve Popovich and Larry Butler...Scotty Wiseman (LuluBelle & Scotty were finalist Hall of Fame nominees in 1981) died in Gainesville, FL at age 71... Nashville's Exit/In closed its doors, just five months after a $300,000 expansion program.. . The #1 movie in America was "9 to 5," with $52 million gross in just five weeks...The Johnny Cash family joined ASCAP after 25 years with BMI... "Hee Haw" 's Grady Nutt made an NBC-TV pilot called "Reverend Grady" ... Crystal Gayle named "Left- hander of the Year" ...Kenny Rogers introduced his new clothes line, joining Loretta Lynn, Conway Twitty, Mickey Gilley and Willie Nelson, all represented in the ready-to-wear marketplace... The Oak Ridge Boys named 1981's official spokesmen for Boy Scouts of America.

MARCH: "Coal Miner's Daughter," the screenplay of Loretta Lynn's life, received seven nomina- tions in the 53rd Academy Awards voting... Merle Hag- gard & Leona Williams reconciled after separa- tion...Boxcar Willie joined the Grand Ole Opry cast... -

Jan Howard named national chairperson for the "9,000,052 Committee." The goal: to raise money for the Vietnam Veterans' memorial in Washington... COUN- TRY GRAMMIES: Male Vocalist: George Jones; Vocal Duo: Roy Orbison and Emmylou Harris; Instrumen- tal Group: Gilley's band; Best Country Song: Willie Nelson; Female Vocalist: Anne Mur- ray... Dolly Parton cut short her debut at Las Vegas's Riviera Hotel due to her chronic throat prob- lems... Porter Wagoner ap- plied for a patent for his new George Jones oval (or bullet -shaped) recording studio design... Gary S. Paxton filed a $2 million civil suit against two men charg- ed with criminally beating and shooting him...John Denver moved to Music City for a month and recorded with Larry Butler.

APRIL: Chet Flippo's book "Your Cheatin' Heart," the story of Hank Williams, published...The 12th Annual Dove Awards held in Nashville... Dot- tie West/Brian Metcalf divorce settled ... "Johnny Cash and the Country Girls" CBS -TV special had a couple dozen country girls featured...Roy Clark's Frontier Hotel Las Vegas date cancelled when he was thrown from a horse...Lynn Anderson and husband Charles "Spook" Stream celebrated arrival of a 71b. 2oz. baby girl... Allen Frizzell & Shelly West announced their engagement... Loretta Lynn's Harrah's-Reno engagement cut short by hospitalization due to ulcers... Show- biz, Inc. show to Multimedia for $4.4 million.

gIF F COWS MAY: Jerry Reed rumored set to star in a movie

comedy about minor league haseiall, "Play Ball." Reed bought a $1,582,500 farm in nearby Franklin, TN... Larry Gatlin's first TV special featured his champions Dottie West & Johnny Cash...Lor- etta Lynn out of the hospital after three weeks to recuperate for another three weeks... Ernest Tubb honored with the Academy of Corm - try Music's "Pioneer Loretta Lynn Award"... Marty Robbins Enterprises complex expanded in the Music Row area to include Marty's racing memorabilia...The Kendalls firm new record deal with Mercury ...The "Miss Universe" pageant tributed the Jimmie Rodgers Festival in Rogers's hometown of Meri- dian, MS.

JUNE: Merle Haggard signed with Epic...Tam- my Wynette's "Stand By Your Man" TV movie story

ranked 1f7 for that week, and they started talking about a weekly series based on the story... They broke ground for Conway Twitty's "Music Village" in nearby Hender- sonville, across from Johnny's "House Of Cash." It'll house up to 35 music business offices, museum, entertainment complex, and Twitty's home (39 acres large) ...Ray

Merle Haggard Stevens guested on the soap opera "Texas"... Gibson Guitar Co. introduced two new Chet Atkins model guitars... Possum Holler Park in Obetz, OH sued George Jones for $10.1 million for failure to appear at a May jamboree...Bill Anderson became part owner, franchisee, and corporate spokesman for the Po'Folks Restaurants... Tom T. Hall finished his latest book, a novel called "Laughing Man of Woodstick Coves" ... Sammy Davis, Jr. recorded in Nash- ville... FICAP's 3rd mini -clinic for Country radio stations was held in Austin .. They taped the George Jones special for pay TV in Nashville... Marshall Grant filed a lawsuit against his old boss Johnny Cash for $2.3 million.

JULY: Kris Kristofferson, Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson, Ray Stevens, Roy Orbison, Larry Gatlin, Grand- pa Jones, Boots Randolph, Brenda Lee and dozens of others "roasted" Combine Music & Monument Records's President Fred Foster for charity...Joe Moscheo of BMI elected President of the Nashville Chapter of NARAS... Estate of the late Lester Flatt filed a $500,000 suit against Coors Beer for its "willful and malicious misrepresentation and unlawful commercial exploitation of Lester Flatt's likeness" ... Mary Reeves Davis opened the new $500,000 Jim Reeves Museum in Nashville...Jerry Lee Lewis hung "by a thread" for weeks with his life in the balance after his stomach rup- tured... Helen Cornelius married Greenville, SC's Jerry Garren... Webb Pierce had surgery to relieve a blocked artery in his neck... Earl Scruggs's new pickin' partner was Rodney Dillard (of the bluegrass Dillard family)...The Kendalls sued Ovation Records for $49,000 in back royalties... Top Billing agency's Tandy Rice lost his 16 -year -old son Tandy Rice III in an auto accident... "Orange Blossom Special" composer Ervin Rouse died in Florida at the age of 64 from diabetes... Hank Williams, Jr.'s road manager James Bachman arrested on charges of blackmailing Wil- liams...Nashville TV producer Jim Owens filed

¡5ide Nashville

bankruptcy (he's produced TV specials on Jerry Reed, Hank Williams, the Music City News Awards and a Chet Atkins special)...Hall of Famer-Impresario Gene Autry married Jacqueline Ellam...Roy Orbison the subject of an hour-long PBS -TV special... Chet Atkins announced his retirement as VP/Country Dept. at RCA...B.J. Thomas joined the Grand Ole Opry cast... Rosanne Cash and husband Rodney Crowell settled in Nashville from Los Angeles. ..Nashvillian Ed Bruce nabbed regular role of "Sheriff Guthrie" in the new "Maverick" TV series with James Garner.

AUGUST: Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson doing another album together (their third) ...Webb Pierce and Willie Nelson did an album together in Willie's Austin studio... Janine & Ed- die Rabbitt's new baby weigh- ed in at 7lbs. 6oz., named Demelza Anne...The new $10 million burn center in Mem- phis will be named after Elvis Presley... Willie Nelson suffered a collapsed lung while vacationing in Hawaii and was hospitalized there for weeks...Johnny Cash spent Willie Nelson time at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN due to a recurr- ing ulcer...The Country Radio Seminar Board of Direc- tors, in tandem with the 1982 Agenda Committee, met here to firm the organization's spring convention.

SEPTEMBER: Jerry Lee Lewis came home from Methodist Hospital in Memphis after a 61 -day brush with death...Harold "Spook" Stream filed suit for

divorce from Lynn Anderson, asking custody of their two children...Fan Fair will be held in 1982 at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds here... Ra- chel Parton (Dolly's little sister) to portray Dora Lee Rhodes, the role Dolly created in the movie, in a weekly series called "9 to 5" ... Way - Ion Jennings booked to guest on the "new" "Maverick" TV

Jerry Lee Lewis series... Glen Campbell, Tanya Tucker, David Malloy, and Tom Collins all said to be connected with the new Atlantic/American Records label upcoming... Earl Scruggs sued Coors Beer for using his and Lester Flatt's likeness on that poster. The estate of Lester Flatt had filed earlier... Pi -Gem Music publishing firm here was sold to the Lawrence Welk Music Group for $4.2 million...Sissy Spacek signed to sing with the new Atlantic/American Record label... Two members of Freddie Fender's showgroup killed in a bus accident in Slidell, LA ...Roy Acuff's 50th anniversary as a performer was honored by a host of celebrities and dignitaries from all walks of life, with a TV special taped in conjunction...John Anderson joined the Grand Ole Opry cast... Richie Allbright, former drummer and business partner of Waylon Jennings, suffered second- degree burns in a freak incident involving a car.

OCTOBER: FICAP's newest Country Disc Jockey Hall of Fame inductees: King Edward IV and Charlie Walker... Barbara Mandrell, George Jones, & Alabama were the big winners in this year's CMA Awards... Domestic reunions for Jim Ed Brown and his estranged wife Becky, remarried after their one-year divorce didn't work out; Hilda and Faron Young, remarried after many years apart... The Bill Golden/Oak Ridge Boys "Harvest Jam" in Golden's hometown of


Coors Country News This Week's Guests:

BRENDA LEE (ßb STEVE WARINER Call Pete Howard (213) 399-4949

131 Ocean Park Blvd. Santa Monica, CA. 90405


R£tR/Friday, December 11, 1981

Black radio in 1981 has had, in my opinion, a status quo year. I can't really point to any one thing that has made a significant dif- ference in Black radio this year. Yes, WGCI/Chicago has done very well in pulling high numbers, but there's little that's innovative for Black radio as a whole.

In 1981 "Urban radio" stood out above all other topics. What is Urban radio? 1981

certainly did not give us a clearcut answer to that question, nor did it give us a defini- tion. Is every Black radio station with a 5 -plus share automatically Urban? Is it the music or a state of mind or the audience composition? I personally think that Urban radio is a form or an outgrowth of Black radio - but we'll see what the future says, whether it's a dead end or the next step in Black radio's evolution. 1981 may help settle that debate.

1981 also saw some of our best black programmers leave Black radio and go into the record industry. Let's hope we get the likes of Sonny Taylor (of Polygram) back into radio where he is desperately needed. We need all the professional blacks we can get who have vital knowledge to be passed on to some of the newcomers in the field. Some

JANUARY: WTLC/Indianapolis helps raise over $100,000 in pledges for UNCF... WCLK/Atlanta set to increase power from 54 to 2500 watts... Jimmy Smith joins airstaff of WHRK/Memphis in morning slot. Jim- my was MD at KOKY/Little Rock... WANT/Richmond awarded second place certificate in "Best Ads Of '80" by Retail Advertising Conference (RAC) (presented 1-30-81) ... WDAS-AM & FM/Philadelphia Station Manager Cody Anderson named as Black radio rep on Arbitron Advisory Board...Sister station of KATZ/St. Louis, WZEN-FM, goes to Black format... Lynn Rogers leaves GM post at WABQ/Cleveland... Andrew Langston, President/GM of WDKX/Rochester, elected President of Rochester Radio Broadcasters Associa- tion... WPXI/Charleston undergoes format change to CHR; PD Tony Jameson and MD Anthony Wilson exit.

FEBRUARY: WJZZ/Detroit's PD Herman Haynes moves to sales department. MD Dorian Paster acts as PD in interim...Guy Broady rejoins WVON/Chi- cago airstaff from WWIN/- Baltimore ...Leo Jackson moves to PD from MD at WEDR/Miami... Jerry Boulding named Managing Director of Black Product at MCA; he was PD at KDIA/- Oakland... Vernon Slaughter named VP/Black Music and Jazz Promotion for Colum- bia... WCIN/Cincinnati presents special, "Tragedy In Atlanta," consisting of in-

terviews with police and others involved in search... Paris Eley becomes VP/Black Music & Jazz promotion for E/P/A...Ted Terry, afternoons at KJLH/Los Angeles, exits along with newsperson Claudia Poly.

Jerry Boulding

MARCH: WBMX/Chicago's Lee "World Famous" Michaels, half of morning team Ross &

Michaels, exits; also leaving is Doug "Too Heavy" Banks along with Richard Steele...Roy Ayers forms his own label, Uno Melodic Records.

Lee Michaels

APRIL: Recording artist Gene Chandler is named Executive VP of Chi -Sound Records ... Varnell Johnson elevated to Divisional VP of Black Music A&R at Capitol Records... Walt Love joins R&R as Black Radio Edi- tor... Russell "Rusty" Moody upped to National Director of R&B Promotion; Ted Currier named National Director of Black Music A&R EMI/Amer- ica/Liberty as label announces creation of Black Music department... Margaret Nash promoted to VP/ - Creative Services for Solar.

Russell Moody

Is B ,s tT URSAN

of strides have been made in 1981, and I hope we can continue the drive towards overall professionalism.

Have a happy holiday!!

MAY: PD Barry Mayo resigns from WGCl/Chi- cago to become Assistant PD at WXLO/New York... BMA held annual conference (5-23 to 5-27) in Los Angeles. Henry Allen, President of Cotil- lion/Sr. VP of Atlantic honored as recipient of Annual BMA Presidential Award... Roy- alties from Intruders 12" record on Philadelphia Inter- national go to Atlanta's Children's Foundation... Jeff Troy, once of WWRL/New York and WBIS/New York, new midday jock at WXLO/- New York.

JUNE: KJLH/Los Angeles's Levi Booker named Music Coordinator. Station's King Oliver has been with

KJLH for 600 consecutive weeks - 11 years, seven months with same organization... Primus Robinson, Na- tional Director of R&B Pro- motion for E/A, exits...Bren- da Ross named PD at WDZZ/- Flint. Most recently she was half of morning team of Famous & Ross at WBMX/- Chicago... BMA chooses New York City as site of future headquarters ... W DAO/ Day-

ton raises $10,266 for UNCF during radiothon...Jerry Mason, GM of WBMX/Knoxville; Walter McCreary, PD of WQBC/Vicksburg; and J.D. Black, air personality at FM100/Kansas City form Concepts Limited, a Black radio consultancy based in Knoxville with another office in Kansas City...Mary Dyson announced as VP/GM of WVON & WGCI in Chicago. Steve Harris named new PD of WGCI.

4 Brenda Ross

Barry Mayo

JULY: KSOL/San Mateo appoints Marvin Robinson as PD... WOIC/Columbia celebrates 27 years of broadcasting... William "Bunky" Sheppard appointed Sr. VP/ - Promotion at newly -formed Destiny Records... Maxx St. Clair is new MD at WPDQ/Jacksonville... WZAK (93FM)/Cleveland welcomes Maxwell to do morning drive and Wanda Harris as News Director... WBMX/Chicago's recently -appointed PD J.J. Jeffries exits...Jheryl Busby promoted to Vice Pres- ident/Marketing Black Product at A&M Records.

AUGUST: Keith Jacksan promoted to Division VP/Black Music Marketing at RCA. At the same time, Patrick Spencer promoted to Director/Black Music Promotion...WWWS/Saginaw PD Curtis Foxx exits, new PD is Kermit Crockett...KDIA/Oakland welcomes new morning air personality Barry Pope...Phila- delphia has a new Black -formatted radio station, WSSJ/Camden, with Gary Shepherd to be Program Director.

Jheryl Busby

SEPTEMBER: Carmen Brown of WBLX/At- lanta steps down as PD. She continues as Promotions and Publicity Director. Larry Williams, GM, assumes programming duties... Ron King exits WVON/Chicago. Acting PD is Bobby O'Jay. Also gone from station are Guy Broadie, Steve Gun, and John Sil- vers...Paul Stephens exits WYLD-FM/New Orleans as MD. James Alexander is new MD... WOIC/Columbia appoints Mickey Arnold new MD... WATV/Birmingham names Stan Granger new MD. Carmen Brown

OCTOBER: George Ware appointed interim Ex- ecutive Director of the Black Music Associa-

tion ... KNOK/Ft. Worth changes call letters to KSAX... Roger Holloway, former morning personality at WTLC/Indianapolis, now with WXRI/Indianapolis. Taking his place on the air at WTLC is Tony Lamont, who had been doing 6-l0am... Marco Spoon is new MD and afternoon personality at WBMX/Chicago, formerly of WGCI... Don

Roger Holloway Rasheed, Donald Palmer, and Debbie Scott exit WGCl/Chicago. All three move across the street to WBMX. Richard Pegue takes newly -created position of Operations Manager for WVON- WGCI... WKLR/Toledo no longer Black -formatted; goes Country. Chuck Roberts, formerly of WKLR, now afternoons at KMJM/St. Louis.

NOVEMBER: WDMT/Cleveland promotes Jeff Kelly from PD to Operations Manager and appoints Bobby Magic, formerly KUTE/Los Angeles air personality, to PD... WGIV/Charlotte's Jo Ann Graham no longer with organization, and Chris Turner, formerly of WAIR/Win- ston-Salem, is new PD... KJLH/Los Angeles appoints morning air personality Levi Booker MD...The Young Black Programmers Coalition (YBPC) elects new of- ficers: President Randy Sterling, KGBC/Galveston; VP Brute Bailey, WYLD-FM & AM/New Orleans; Secretary Tommy Marshall, WKXI/- Jackson; Treasurer Tommy Armstrong, KISU/Houston; Sergeant -At -Arms "The Mad Hatter," WGOK/Mobile ...Longtime air personality & programmer Don Mac, National Director of Promo- tion/Black Music for Capitol, resigns... New record company makes its home in Houston, Houston Connection Recording Corp., founded by Jeff Kelly

Harvey E. Lynch...Program Director J.J. Johnson of KDAY/Los Angeles to receive the American Jewish Com- mittee's Institute Human Relations Award... WHUR/- Washington simulcasts in stereo Howard University's first anniversary celebration for WHMM-TV, the school's television station.


RftR/Friday, December 11, 1981

A TASTE OF HONEY/Sukiyaki (Capitol) ATLANTIC STARR/Send For Me (AErM) ATLANTIC STARR/When Love Calls (AGM) B.B. Er Q. BAND/On The Beat (Capitol) BAR-KAYS/Boogie Body Land (Mercury/PolyGram) GEORGE BENSON/Turn Your Love Around (WB) BRICK/Sweat ('Til You Get Wet) (Bang/CBS) BROTHERS JOHNSON/The Real Thing (A&M) TOM BROWNE/Thighs High (GRP/Arista) PEABO BRYSON/Let The Feeling Flow (Capitol) DONALD BYRD Et 125TH STREET N.Y.C./Love Has Come Around (Elektra)

CAMEO/Freaky Dancin' (Chocolate City/PolyGram) CARL CARLTON/Shé s A Bad Mama Jama (20th) CHAMPAIGN/How 'Bout Us (Columbia) CHANGE/Paradise (RFC/Atlantic) CHOCOLATE MILK/Blue Jeans (RCA) STANLEY CLARKE/GEORGE DUKE/Sweet Baby (Epic)

COMMODORES/Lady (You Bring Me Up) (Motown) COMMODORES/Oh No (Motown) CON FUNK SHUN/Too Tight (Mercury/PolyGram) EARTH, WIND Er FIRE/Let's Groove (ARC/Columbia) FOUR TOPS/When She Was My Girl (Casablanca/PolyGram) ARETHA FRANKLIN/United Together (Arista) ARETHA FRANKLIN/GEORGE BENSON/Love All The Hurt Away (Arista)

GAP BAND/Burn Rubber On Me (Mercury/PolyGram) GAP BAND/Yearning For Your Love (Mercury/PolyGram) TAANA GARDNER/Heartbeat (West End)

LARRY GRAHAM/Just Be My Lady (WB) PHYLLIS HYMAN/MICHAEL HENDERSON/Can't We Fall In Love Again (Arista)

ISLEY BROTHERS/Hurry Up And Wait (T-Neck/CBS) ISLEY BROTHERS/Inside You (T-Neck/CBS) RICK JAMES/Give It To Me Baby (Gordy/Motown) RICK JAMES/Super Freak (Gordy/Motown) JACKSONS/Heartbreak Hotel (Epic) AL JARREAU/We're In This Love Together (WB) JONES GIRLS/I Just Love The Man (Philadelphia International/CBS) GRACE JONES/Pull Uo To The Bumper (Island/WB) QUINCY JONES/Ai No Corrida (AErM) CHAKA KHAN/Whatcha Gonna Do For Me (WB) EVELYN KING/I'm In Love (RCA) JERRY KNIGHT/Perfect Fit (AErM) KOOL Er THE GANG/Take It To The Top (De-Lite/PolyGram) KOOL Er THE GANG/Take My Heart (De-Lite/PolyGram) LAKESIDE/Fantastic Voyage (Solar/RCA) LAKESIDE/Your Love Is On The One (Solar/RCA) STACY LATTISAW/Love On A Two Way Street (Cotillion) DEBRA LAWS/Very Special (Elektra) RONNIE LAWS/Stay Awake (Liberty)

With records sales still down, I think 1981 has taught us if a CHERYL LYNN/Shake It Up Tonight (Columbia)

song is a hit, people will go buy it, maybe not in the numbers MANHATTANS/Just One Moment Away (Columbia)

they once did, but they will spend money for music - selectively. TEENA MARIE/Square Biz (Gordy/Motown) We have continued to see uptempo music thrive in the market- MAZE/Before I Let You Go (Capitol)

place because people need something to dance about - particu- MAZE/Running Away (Capitol)

larly in the midst of our depressed economy. Love songs are back STEPHANIE MILLS/Two Hearts (20th)

once again, and I'm sure that we can give some of the credit to our T.S. MONK/Bon Bon Vie (Mirage/Atlantic) current recession. When times get tough in this country, artists al- MELBA MOORE/Take My Love (EMI America)

ways begin to sing love songs, and our 1981 Top 81 is about one-third BILLY OCEAN/Night (Feel Like Getting Down) (Epic)

made up of tunes that qualify in this category. The male/female duos ONE WAY/Pull Fancy Dancer/Pull (MCA) really went to the top this year: Diana Ross & Lionel Richie, Rene & RAY PARKER JR. Et RAYDIO/A Woman Needs Love (Just Like You Do) (Arista)

Angela, Aretha Franklin & George Benson, Michael Henderson & Phyl- TEDDY PENDERGRASS/I Can't Live Without Your Love (Philadelphia International/CBS)

lis Hyman, and Melissa Manchester & Peabo Bryson among them. POINTER SISTERS/Slow Hand (Planet/Elektra-Asylum) Female artists also had a very good year, with young Evelyn King and PRINCE/Controversy (WB)

Stacy Lattisaw coming into their own. Other females with major hits were RENE Er ANGELA/I Love You More (Capitol) Debra Laws, Cheryl Lynn, Teena Marie, Stephanie Mills, Taste Of Honey, SMOKEY ROBINSON/Being With You 'Tamla/Motown) Melba Moore, Pointer Sisters, Diana Ross, Sister Sledge, Deniece Williams, ROGER/Heard It Through The Grapevine (WB) Aretha Franklin, Taana Gardner, Phyllis Hyman, the Jones Girls, Grace DIANA ROSS/Why Do Fools Fall In Love? (RCA) Jones, and Chaka Khan. Evelyn King, Stacy Lattisaw, and Chaka Khan had DIANA ROSS/LIONEL RICHIE/Endless Love (Motown) the longest -enduring hits. SHALAMAR/Make That Move (Solar/RCA)

Male solo artists also had it their way this year. Smokey Robinson held the SISTER SLEDGE/All American Girls (Cotillion) record for 1981 for the longest -lasting hit with "Being With You." Luther Van- SLAVE/Snap Shot (Cotillion) dross, Carl Carlton (making a comeback), Ray Parker Jr. & Raydio, and Roger SLAVE/Watching You (Cotillion) (Troutman) had substantial hits. Rick James had a very good year with "Give It SUGAR HILL GANG/8th Wonder (Sugar Hill)

To Me (Baby)" and "Super Freak," and Al Jarreau's "We're In This Love Togeth- TIME/Get It Up (WB) er" was his breakthough. LUTHER VANDROSS/Never Too Much (Epic)

Groups like the Commodores, Kool & The Gang, Slave, and the Whispers had a hot GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Just The Two Of Us (Elektra) 1981. One group in particular that I think deserves a lot of extra credit because they WHISPERS/It's A Love Thing (Solar/RCA) survived on Black radio airplay alone is Frankie Beverly & Maze. WHISPERS/This Kind Of Lovin' (Solar/RCA)

Record companies that did extremely well in placing songs on our Top 81 alphabet)- DENIECE WILLIAMS/Silly (ARC/Columbia) cal listing were RCA (including 20th Century -Fox and Solar) with the highest total num- ROBERT WINTERS Er FALLJMagic Man (Buddah/Arista) ber, 10; Warner Brothers, Polygram, and Epic/Associated Labels had 9. Motown placed STEVIE WONDER/I Ain't Gonna Stand For It (Tamla/Motown) 8 on the list, as did Capitol/EMI America/Liberty. YARBROUGH Et PEOPLES/Don't Stop The Music (Mercury/PolyGram)


R&R!Friday, December 11, 1981

If 1981 is any indication, then News/Talk is indeed the future of the 80's and beyond. Since the beginning of this year when I inter- viewed music stations about their increased amounts of talk programming, others have followed suit. Most notable of these is WABC/New York, which now offers talk totalling five hours n;-*htly.

Other stations, like WRKO/Boston, WOL/Washing- ton, WLIB/New York and WIFE/Indianapolis, have made complete changeovers to the format. Then you have RKO, ABC and, most recently, the National Black Network, which have all announced plans for nationwide talk shows.

Like its musical allies, News/Talk concentrated on promotion and fine-tuning. These stations are always conscious of being topical and at the same time creative, giving the public what it wants. Examples are KTRH/Houston's two-way talk show from China and various other station remotes this year, as well as KCBS/San Francisco's all -electronic news operation.

And despite the strike which cut off baseball, bread and butter to many stations, News/Talk held its own through re -creations, computerized mock-ups, and expanded sportstalk programming. Stations showed that creativity is the key, that News/Talk is more than just rip -and -read reporting or a guy sitting in front of a microphone because he loves to talk.

There were success stories (KSDO/San Diego, WNWS/Miami, KTAR/Phoenix) in addition to the continued strong showings of the old faithfuls (KABC/Los Angeles, KGO/San Francisco, KMOX/St. Louis, KYW/- Philadelphia). All in all, 1981 was a good year - the next one promises to be even better.

JANUARY: Ex -ABC-TV 0&O VP Russ Coughlan returns to KGO/San Francisco as talk host...Maureen Reagan, daughter of the President, joins weekend lineup at KABC/Los Angeles...Leonard J. Portner, MD, joins WXYZ/Detroit as Saturday talk host... William Rusher, publisher of National Review, now commentator on WINS/New York...Sports Direc- tor Wayne Larrivee signs two-year contract at KCMO/Kansas City...KNX/Los Angeles VP/GM George Nicholaw celebrates 25 years with CBS.

FEBRUARY: Joe Martelle appointed PD of Golden West's KVI/Seattle from Assistant OM at WXYZ/Detroit. Former OM Bruce Marr to consultation including KVI... Jim Davis exits as PD of KMPC/Los Angeles. Recently named Assistant PD Tom Straw, formerly PD of KVI, takes over daily programming... Ted Landphair named Manager of News and Pro- gi diiiliiing at WGSO/New Orleans, replacing Ira Ap- ple...Bill Zak celebrates 30 years on air at KTRH/Hous- ton... WRC/Washington, DC Joe Mortelle host Karna Small named Deputy White House Press Secretary. Her replacement is Craig Spence... WOL/- Washington, DC shifts Black format to News/Talk, 6am- 6pm. Bernie McCain, formerly with WRC and WDAS/- Philadelphia, among the new hosts...Inner City's WLIB/New York switches from Caribbean format to Black News and Information... WRKO/Boston hires David Brudnoy to host 8pm-midnight show.

MARCH: KTRH/Houston stages first live two- way talk show from China with midday personality Ben Baldwin. Garvin Berry appointed News Director. And former Sr. VP/GM of both KTRH & KLOL-FM, Frank H. Stewart, passes away...John Harper named Assistant OM at WXYZ/Detroit from News Director at KARO/ - Portland, OR...Joe Gillespie appointed Executive Editor of WINS/New York from Program Manager at WIND/Chicago...Former WINS Executive Editor Nan- cy Coffey named National Correspondent at Group W's Washington news bureau... Veteran talk host Alan Berg joins KOA/Denver...KNX/Los Angeles "Food News"

cohost Don Fitzgerald dies of an apparent heart attack... WRC/Washington, DC names commentator/col- umnist Jeffrey St. John to replace exited Bernie McCain. Station also welcomes return of Mark Shields, political consultant/commentator... Dr. Laura Schlessinger replaces Hilly Rose in 8pm- midnight slot at KMPC/Los Angeles, with local sports- caster Steve Somers also coming aboard... KYW /- Philadelphia appoints Larry Litwin as anchorman/reporter...Ted Robinson joins KSTP/St. Paul as "Sportstalk" host...Ralph Howard debuts on WMCA/New York's "AM 57."

APRIL: RKO announces launching of two new radio networks. RKO 2 will feature "America Over- night," a six -hour nightly talk show... WIND/Chicago welcomes back Susan Eggleton as Programming Mana- ger... Mark Scott joins WXYZ/Detroit from talk cohost slot at WTWN/Grand Rapids...WRC/Washington, DC reporter John Irving becomes overnight talk host there...Iowa native Julie Gammack new AM host at WHO/Des Moines, replacing Susan Bray, who transfers to WCAU/Philadelphia...KMOX/St. Louis celebrates 21st anniversary; KNX/Los Angeles 13 years as an all - News station.

MAY: KMPC/Los Angeles's Gary Owens to become Creative Director of Golden West. Meanwhile, station's Hilly Rose target of $110 million suit brought by Agnes Underwood, formerly of Los Angeles Herald Ex- aminer; guest on Rose show linked her with underworld figure Mickey Cohen...Paul Benzaquin joins WHDH/- Boston as overnight talker from rival WITS...CKFH/- Toronto changes calls to CJCL (Metro 143u) with em -

Ben Baldwin

phasis on news broadcasting; Larry Silver becomes News/Information Director, Mark Hebscher is Sport- sline talk host, and Andy Barrie moves from CFRB to host interview show... WCAU/Philadelphia announces seven new talk hosts: Gene Burns, Susan Bray, Wally Kennedy, Jim Rogers, John Stupak, Harry D. Cup and Frank Andrews.. Family counselor Dr. Irene Kassorla joins KNX/Los Angeles air staff; former staffer Mel Baldwin retires...Rocker WIFE/Indianapolis goes News/Talk under new owner Communicom Broad- casting and new GM Paul Aaron...KCBS/San Fran- cisco unveils all -electronic newsroom... WMCA/New York PD Mark Mason exits after 41/2 years... Dan Streeter joins WXYZ/Detroit as AM news anchor.

JUNE: Jack Wagner retires as Operations Director at KCBS/San Francisco after more than 44 years in industry...Gary Owens replaced by former KABC & KIIS-FM personality Chuck Ashman at KMPC/Los Angeles...After 15 years with UPI, most recently as Director of News Programming Operations, Frank Sciortino takes over News Director helm at WINS/New York...Mike Majors nets News Director post at KSTP/St. Paul...Steve Highsmith becomes morning news anchor at WCAU/Philadelphia from News Director/AM anchor at WDGY/ Minneapolis...L.A. Dodger Jay Johnstone added as regular cohost of KABC/Los Angeles's "Sports -Talk."

JULY: RKO sets debut of "America Overnight" for September 1 with Ed Busch hosting three-hour Dallas segments and Eric Tracy handling equal time in Los Angeles. ABC also announces launching of live satellite talk network to debut in early 1982, originating from KABC/Los Angeles; KABC personalities Michael Jackson and Dr. Toni Grant are first to be announced... Mike McGee becomes WCAU/Philadelphia PD, moving from OM/News Director post at KCMO/Kansas City; Tom Tradup upped to acting OM/ND from assistant PD position...Phil Zachary appointed Director of Operations for WGSO & WQUE/New Orleans...Charlie Seraphin named Associate Director of News/Program- ming at KCBS/San Francisco... Neighboring rival KGO's Ted Wygant renews 15 -year association by signing four-year contract... John Greer joins KTRH/Hous- ton as Sports Editor/weekend host... Tom Straw promoted to PD of KMPC/Los Angeles after six months as Asst. PD... Former KAYO/Seattle News Director Jay Johnson returns to rival KVI as AM news anchor... Buzz Luttrell new host of weekly general information show on WXYZ/Detroit... WOR/New York welcomes author Peter Golenbock as host of "World Of Sports" ...NBC Radio test broadcasts "long -form talk" program on WRC/Washington, DC hosted by Sally Jessie Raphael, with plans to include such programming in network service.

AUGUST: Joe Martelle exits PDship of KVI/Se- attle; he is replaced by Jack London, most recently PD of KDWN/Las Vegas... Well-known New York news personality Lou Adler moves crosstown to WOR as VP & News Director/morning newsperson on John R. Gambl- ing show. He was half of WCBS Adler & Donnelly morning news team and News Direc- tor... Carey Davis, Station Manager of WSDR/Sterling, IL, appointed Director of Development for WMCA/New York...Dick Pomerantz, evening host, expands horizons to include morning drive at KSTP/St. Paul... Former basketball coach Dick Vitale comes to WXYZ/Detroit as sports commentator... Roberta Lou Adler Weintraub new host of Saturday show on KMPC/Los Angeles...Mutual News audiojournalist Mary Tydings named Associate Producer of "Larry King Show"... WLCY/Tampa-St. Petersburg becomes WNSI (News I), a mix of news, information, and sports.

SEPTEMBER: John Wheeling named Direc- tor of News and Programming at WTOP/Washington, DC...Ken Stahl promoted to OM/News Director at KDWN/Las Vegas replacing Jack London.. . PD/talk personality Dave Scott of WPLP/Tampa upped to OM... WRKO/Boston adopts Talk/News/Info format and announces signing of three-year contract to carry


The image music for your news/talk station.

ThelCALL COLLECT AT 214/634.8511




CHR Continued from Page 32

OCTOBER: WLS-FM/Chicago PD Tim Kelly leaves to become PD of WLUP/Chicago...WISN/Mil- waukee PD Dave Denver named PD of WLS-AM & FM and begins using his real name, Richard Lippincott...J. Robert Wood promoted to CHUM -AM & FM/Toronto GM... WABC/New York adds another talk segment, with all -fighter Howard Hoffman exiting as a result...CKGM/- Montreal GM -PD John Macke exits... WZZP/Cleveland PD Jack Casey leaves to program WMJX/Boston, and Bob McKay is promoted as his replacement... David Gross- man named as KRTH/Los Angeles MD... Jay Stone leaves KFI/Los Angeles to become MD at WGCL/Cleve- Richard Lippincott

land ... KRLA/Los Angeles shifts emphasis from 50's to 60's, and hires Humble Hary

loss town at KUTE. Station also brings back former air staff for a 60's weekend spec- tacular, retaining the services of former personality Dave Hull for afternoons ...Steve O'Neil named MD at

Jack Casey KGGI/Riverside...Geoff Davis named Assistant PD at KHFI/Austin from KZ93/- Peoria ...KELP/E1 Paso evolves into Black format, and WRJZ/Knoxville goes Country...CFTR/Toronto names Cyd Kaplan as Music Coordinator... WBBF/Rochester ups Jay Stevens to MD... Dave Cole leaves MD duties at WJBQ/Portland to become MD at WGUY/Bangor, replacing Doug Dreyfus... WKDQ/Evansville Operations Director Bobby Magic becomes PD at WDMT/Cleve- land...Chad Hunt out as WNAP/Indianapolis MD, replaced by Paul Mendenhall...Chuck Bear promoted to Assistant PD at KOPA/Phoenix...WHBQ/Memphis MD Chris Ryan promoted to Administrative Programming Assistant...Jeff Young becomes PD at KERN/Bakersfi- eld...Q107/Washington launches another "Winning

Ticket" promotion, this time worth over $750,000...WZOK/Rockford convinces Rolling Stones to play the city.

NOVEMBER: WDRQ/Detroit PD Rick Tor - casso replaces KSLQ/St. Louis PD John Larrabee, and Cliff Winston named acting PD at WDRQ...92X (WXGT)/Columbus ?D Bud- dy Scott named Program Manager at WZUU-AM &

FM/Milwaukee... WZUU PD John Driscoll named Group Pa eduction Manager for Mal - rite... Dave Robinson upped to PD slot at 92X... Don Can- non named Operations Manager, and Liz Kiley promoted to PD for WIFI/Phila- delphia...KRBE/Houston softens sound, and MJ Dayna Steele exits... KSFX/San Dayna Steele

Francisco evolves into AOR... WDOQ/Daytona Beach PD Dave Mann exits to middays at Y103/Jackson- ville, being replaced by Rick Knight... WMKX/Brookville, PA names Mike Reid as PD... WVIC/Lansing PD Jim St. John promoted to Opera -

Director W VGO/Lansing... XTRA/Ti- juana PD Ted Wayne exits to

Liz Kiley 13K/San Diego, while Jeff Hunter and Jim Richards are upped to PD & MD respectively... WDMS/Greenville PD Todd Martin exits to join 95SGF/Savannah as Allen Reynolds is promoted as PD... WBBM-FM/Chicago PD Jim Smith exits... WLS- AM & FM/Chicago PD Richard Lippincott names Karen Cavaliero as MD.. Jonathan Keyes replaces Ray

/c Continued from Page 39

ren takes the PD position at WISN/Milwaukee, joining from WHIO/Dayton... Scott Brenner is promoted from Chief Engineer to Director of Broadcast Operations at WKTK/Baltimore, while Michael O'Malley leaves his PD post at WOKV/Jacksonville to become PD for WKTK... WTFM/New York Music Director/Production Director Mike Marion is promoted to Operations Mana- ger... Pat McCoy exits Warner Bros. Records as National A/C Promotion Director... WCOL/Columbus Promotion Director Harry Valentine is promoted to PD... Greg Pic - ciano departs as Music Director of WLW/Cincinnati to be MD at WSB/Atlanta, replacing Mary Catherine Sneed, who joins her husband programmer Alan Sneed in Hous- ton...Jack O'Brien, formerly PD at PRO-FM/Providence, is the new Program Manager of WBOS/Boston... Ron Frederick is named PD for W SGA/Savannah ...Terry Gillingham, former PD of Joseied General Manager at Michael O'Malley KWAV/Monterey...Mark Hodes joins MCA Records to handle National A/C Promotion after five years as an independent... Shelley Green, Field Coordinator for EMI- America/Liberty Records, adds National A/C Promotion to her responsibilities...John W. Marquis is appointed Operations Manager at KGGF/Coffeyville, KS...John Frawley is the new PD at WKBR/Manchester, NH...Craig McCullough is named PD at WSTV/Steuben- ville, OH...Steve Armstrong takes the PD post at WITY/Danville, IL.

Williams as PD of WZAT/Sa- vannait, as Ray moves to sales... KIDD/Monterey hires Scott Summers from KWST/- Los Angeles as Assistant >;

PD... FM100/Memphis PD Gary Guthrie to become GM at KOPA/Phoenix... WNBC/New York Music Coordinator Roz Frank becomes station copter traffic reporter and is replaced by Lyndon Abell. Gary Guthrie

News/Tall Continued from Page 54

Boston Celtics. WNWS/Miami PD Jerry Williams, recently held up at the station by two armed men, transfers to WRKO as talk personality; Boston colum- nist Norma Nathan comes aboard as well... Scotty Brink, former PD of KHOW/Denver, joins WCAU/- Philadelphia as AM talk host while former Executive Producer Andrew Goodman moves to WKIS/Orlando as Program Manager... Veteran CBS announcer Allen Botzer retires from KNX/Los Angeles after almost 40 -year tour of duty... Well-known Los Angeles newscaster Lee Marshall journeys to KABC news staff... Sheila Rushlo debuts nightly talk show on KTRH/Houston; was with WXYZ/Detroit...From in- house, Rick Wallace named News Director for KMPC/Los Angeles, replacing Paul Fredericks, now with RKO/New York.

OCTOBER: R&R's first National Talk Topic Chart debuts... Neil Rogers upped to PD of WNWS/Mi- ami from evening talk show host... Charlie Seraphin promoted to Director of News and Programming at KCBS/San Francisco from Associate Director. Replaces Larry Cooper, now News Director/Executive Producer at CBS's Radioradio News. Managing Editor Bob Agnew upped to Assistant Director of Programming while Ed Cavagnaro becomes Manag- ing Editor... Edward Belkin moves in-house from News Director to Executive Editor at KYW/Philadelphia. In a surprising move, KYW announces decision not to renew Phillies baseball contract after five years. Neighboring rival WCAU picks up plum contract for next 11 years, Pat Buchanan beginning in 1982... WABC/New York adds new three- hour talk show, "On Track" with Dr. Judith B. Kurian- sky; station now offers five hours of nightly talk...Tom Mann moves from middays at KAYO/Seattle to all -nights

at KVI... WXYZ/Detroit adds David Newman and Audrey Pearl as hosts of two new talk shows... WRKO/- Boston welcomes Bill Stephens as AM cohost; Dick Syatt handles mornings (9arn-noon); was with WFAA/Dal- las...Pat Buchanan, half of WRC/Washington, DC PM drive team, exits for personal reasons. Tom Braden to continue alone.

NOVEMBER: Bob K resigns as Program Manager at KOA/Denver; he is replaced by Dave Scott as Program Operations Manager. Scott most recently OM of WPLP/Tampa... Edward Pyle appointed News Director of KFWB/Los Angeles from in-house Senior Editor post...Bob Law, former WWRL/New York PD, resigns to become host of National Black Network's "Night Talk" scheduled to debut this month... Dr. Elyse Goldstein joins WMCA/New York on -air staff... WXYZ/- Detroit adds Sue Carter from rival WWJ and Jerry Whit- man from neighboring WJR as talk hosts... Former KXRX/ San Jose PD/AM anchor Steven Pierce migrates to KCBS/San Francisco as anchor/reporter... Tina Gulland upped to News Manager of WRC/Washington, DC ...Ted Feurey joins WOR/New York as Assistant News Director under VP/News Director Lou Ad- ler... KYW/Philadelphia

a Dave Scott

celebrates 60 -year anniversary while WIND/Chicago's "Call For Action" hits the 12 -year mark.

Inside Nashville Continued from Page 51

Brewton, AL drew upwards to 35,000... Superstar Don Williams had spinal surgery, missing CMA Awards at which he won "Album of the Year" honors.

NOVEMBER: Jerry Reed filmed scenes for a new movie called "Megaforce" and will tentatively star in "Roper & Goodie," a comedy filming spring 1982... "Nashville Palace," a weekly music -variety series of six specials, went on the air... Buddy Killen, head of the Tree Music complex in Nashville, announced signing of production geniuses Larry Butler and Eddie Kilroy as VP's... Peter Bogdanovich's movie "They All Laughed" world -premiered in Nashville and benefitted the Country Music Foundation...Jerry Lee Lewis set for his first Opry House Concert in Nashville December 3... Nashville Music Association moved to larger quarters with a membership of 600 after only one year! ...Lynn Anderson filed suit for divorce from her husband Harold "Spook" Stream. He had filed earlier... Larry Butler to produce a Nashville session with Engelbert Humperdinck... Merle Haggard's new book "Sing Me Back Home" tells a lot about Merle and his personal life... Willie Nelson starts filming his part in "Coming Out Of The Ice" after his current tour, his first since the summer hospitalization precipitated by a collapsed lung... WSM's Chuck Morgan will broadcast his all-night trucker's show live during Knoxville's 1982 World's Fair... Marty Robbins nominated to the "Cowboy Hall of Fame"... Country Crossroads, a $15 million tourist development at the top of Music Row at the corner of Division and Demonbreun Streets, will begin construction March 1982... Songwriters Dewayne Orender, Kelly Hartman and Tim Williams's lawyers prepared an injunction against Pi -Gem Music and writers Kye Fleming and Dennis Morgan re: copyright infringement on Ronnie Milsap's hit "I Wouldn't Have Missed It For the World" ... Jim Ed Brown chosen public spokesperson for the Arkansas Children's Hospital.

Use a TRAVELING BILLBOARD for the Best in BUMPER STRIPS

and WINDOW LABELS .. .

Call Byron Crecelius Collect .. .

314-423-4411 1561 Fairview Ave. St. Louis, MO 63132



PD: Bob Wood

PARALLEL ONE PLAYUSTS EAST

Providence PD: Todd Chase MD: Mike Waite

J. OILS RAND/Center told JUICE NEON/Te Seetest Tn1ng ti e 2

CMJ0.M.e6el I 6 40E.GNER/Yeitl.5 fr A Girl h 1 CO DO'S/Cur Lips Ma S.I.

1 aXlumavw Pre 10*. *He NIP/ trove

n JDRKY/Cone Stop Bee emin' IL TEIL 0.110/Ytrdays Sang, 12 I DIANA ROSS/My N Foots Fall en

3 I WNL. ASS/Just lore 14 1 STEVE MILLER I.Meer, 1 Where, 15 1 0WR3ERFNSH/Mden le Mart 16 1 LOOSE.CL 1r0Wle Il 1 KO. 6 1K10 W223IGII./Tale W Wart 16 1 4NEG LAM/Lr M Love You Once 19 1 BARBRA SME15610/Coen' In Ao 0T 2e 0 141r3L Mesm..I/one. Das cleseecs

I GEN. 13,03./Turn Your L Mood21 20 21RUsRM YT/rang turns

22 21 LL .211/.1ol elpon 23 22 MlL l CATES/1 Cone Co For Tote 25 23 NRS/ANa It 0 21 2 BILLY JOEL/Se's G. A MY

26 25 0EE LEE3/11,6 Eyes 19 26 ROLLIND S...S/WeetI U A Fried w 2] LRB/Tau Io Eety On

31 25 Rece SMI*1601/Love e.Alright... 32 29 N.CYS 6 KNLFI/Lef11 1 lsc 33 w 520JIE Ne1S/1 Nelsen2. t NeatNeatOastast

N NE 31 EEM EAST0ON/You Could era Been le

35 32 BEALe 6130//u b Mein e A 33 KISS/A bed Without Mr A N CAN FCQtBFNG/Lender CO M Bend A 35 BIB SEDER/ el Liu A *er

AIDS U. 34, 33

WXKS-FM PD: Sonny Joe White MD: Vinnie Penuzi

1

L 1

I

26 ID 23

2 22 H 0 33

5 2 N O 25 .1 2,

28 2 29 29 w % Ow

AIDS

J. LL

L

S 9.0/Gnterfold ![6CATE5/1 C'/ M b For Toe 16EWMIfIrg For A Gire

CARS/Sake It up aMJ/Wplcel QLNGE BENSON/Turn vor Lwe Move EMf/Lrs Noose CEMp.AI LIK/Atxlnm 14fo Sunsnlse JORKY/bne Stop 3011.l. EDAM ROSS/My N Fo 011 In

CnILL1YM /W 6er1 e. Geo. 91m15E1P3Ll/MCHeart

II OEEN/BIE/UNer BEE QELLe3012 Eyes w

l TE CANG/39«e W Men' LIADSEY 8RI300/TroW1e STEVE YILLER BAAD/eearf Lllee A Mel BILL. 3011ER/ Y ee LoveL O/Klcken Back

BOMA 50KISA/Ie1n1 en And LN u' AL JMREAII/beexe Away R61A{ cMKA/Snrif2 11. Lore SOFT CELL/Mint.

S STONES/Meting Lwe

RJLLHO ES/Meting On A Fr1eM TN T1. 11.01/4en1y a 0v LULU/If I Me You

RIN/D STANUrrkW >On BEACH 900/Go3 ro mfn e SEAY.ER/b T 1w

1. A world . .er

081 530N011/L O Loo. PAY. AUSTIN/Ivey 1W Snoule.... .EDDr PENDER ASS/You're W L835 6109/401 Ne

SHEILA/litte Oere1nl EDDIE .13,/boo Could Loy A

N AARS/UCKW/Yes Old bin ON RICK JNES/Mete Life

C3 SIO,F ELD/Lwe es 0310.... 1NEE3A/0.I13 Seecu Me Due., 6 Dreer Len Love Dc

Montreal MD: Sharron Brooke

RICK oats/LR», POL.SE/Every uATÌe Teng A ON {rAKE Frlees a le. L.

L'OnOJM/MKDOr'REES/U b (fK5i5/l3o/IrW1Y12M

iJuet Mc'

LeA.e.K/W Der. 160., 60ne. Ai

óIALM ROSS/My N Fool. Fee

el*CATES/P..4 LL L CATES/P..4 EMa BURY NAMILUM/Te Old Songs

1 1i 500 SEYM./Young Tr 13 LIEYI/Lusellto S.rlernlgnt

e OIINEY .01.65/Just W 15 AMNE./ünt Stop...even' 16 FUMENOER/A151.5 For A Ger,

H ll Il L.N6E.0/331114'/TroW.e 12 II BSEfER/TY13' To Liv W 1.

23 IS L TE EAND/1ee W Mar/

" 25 20 J. GE 1LS BAND/enter 2 21 .1.3/61.116/U.1.3/61.116/Under01a Ueer Press* 16 22 CM0 CIOS$/Mfnur's TM. 130.

20 23 Rau SSOES/Stert r. /p 26 26 mIWM/1.013 Pow 30 25 GEORGE BENSON/Turn Your Love Aroma D 2 DrRTEKCASWMr.r' W lean. N 21 l4YFRB01/bking For i.e M.. M 26 [LWTeIÍ Igitt D'A fef/LEs Noose 0 w RMMeE EARFIOWBeser.

ADDS PALL 0,313/Cool Ngm EDDOE w3aA102/AI1 Our Toerrors R0003 CIIM136/Mters wp Iwr....

mats 1 16M1.61/later { Lee NEIL 01.010/Yesteraers Saps fouoK SPRINGFIELD/1e. Gov Everything

.5 IOLIING 140HE4/elt. On e

BARBRA STMISNO/1061. In And d Out 0 Mü l CATES/1 11'1 Co Fr Tat IN

5111. CAT LINES/Lring Go

ILLY JOEL/Se" Dot e3 CO ID'S/301 Lip Me Sete Wt. EA51011/300 Could eve Ben M

WBEN-FM Buffalo

MD: Roger Christian H aJ/n.yelC.l

N FUMEIpEWe111rg For LL 1 CATES/. Can. GoFx M 1 Tate

DIANA .06/My N Fools ell In X 1 BARBM STM15N0//oint In M0 Out U

RDD STEMMT/Yorg 0

GEORGE BEMWturn lour Lae Moud L11106n RGt1ADIN/T2WI DNNTEO11SWroodM W Heart CPMO2PES/U' CARS/Shake et M

ñ Ì ROvl MMrwll/MR3e N Clesslcs 16 I J. 111.5 6ANO/CenMrlold

11KIL00h/'/ r$cogs 1 Ì WINS lwtw E

11 1 OIEEWmGIE/Wer Pressure 19 I ID DD'S/Nr L1 s

12 1 POLICE/Every LnVeHong 00

9 20

IDRALLIEAYIS/m0i14pm Wee.

n 22 EDDIE pABBI./SoenE Leone 1,. 0

21 23 STEVE MILLER 9220/leert 1

15 22 GILLIMG/W Pre IGoe, Gone. 21 25 BILLY JpELs/Got

On

Way

w 26 ROL3NG ST d

36 21 KOO { TE CAML/Teke W Mart w 26 11226/30.er TnOngs

33 29 3EEM EASTWOeu Coul. era Wen Y

H w WAKED/Me Trie Just Re T. 39 )1 EDDIE SCeM72/A11 Our Toerrows

w BEACH 000/Co Co eli5 e A )3 DM fOE/BER4/Leder O1he Boa

21 N *NH NILSAP/I A eve es» 38 35 LRB/TN.e I/ Easy N e No 36 AIN SMINEOLD/Leo Is A 37 GREG SAM/Lr e Lw N8

R SUPPLY/Neer Crease O

,`i % 36

31 BOB LOWFeI l u A Mr6er A N. 6NES15/Mee

NOS N. 33, 31. 36. 39, e4

/ NfW VORN S RADIO STATION`

WA BC 77 New York

PD: Jay Clark MD: James Golden

M i GOES/1 Can't Co For Tate X S

MU. DIANA ROSS/My N Frols Fell In

n 6 FOREIGNER/Niterg For A Giri 2 MLL { EASES/nirr3 Ey 3 LEFA EASTO/Fr roe Eyes Only

15 JONES/Just 1 lust NE

I3 FUR 01.5/Ile, Ere YWas oe y DDerI

M 90601/Turn a N 19

I E POS/Tee Tw Frop 3111..rM

I

CCMODOEES/0. b B I 92515 CROSS/MMures Ser Ibst

14 ROSS/RICHN/DMless Lwa A 1 MIRY

SUPPLY/era Ni. Songs

Wti I6Ì AIR SY/a I RNs. Yen 23 NEIL 03NE02/Mtrday. Songs 26 2 MILKS 4 IEMLEY/Leiner { lace 191 JU NNEY/lie . brig Me, 16 2 W JARRF/A'r Love 10

21 2 FODIE RABBI./Sep By Step 21 2 BOOM ST. eSA10/0.1, M. Out uI 2 2 BBL. *U05/39 Nt A My a i DAN FOELBfRG/herd 0o NY

D 32 MDEA FMK/Leos a NO 28 33 LULU/1 Could err Mess Yo

ADDS PALL

NV/Col MIgM

IL *WIC SA1/1 Auldn t ere Nisse

ON KENO ROERS/Troug4 Te Mrs

FM MUSICRADIO

Washington. D.C. PD: Alan Bums MD: Frank Holler

n I 2611 1 OSTES/ß11r Eyes 1

CNILSON." W 0131 *re, foe. N J. «NS 6100/Gnrtold

POLICE/Every Little "Ong SI OOI0ER/M13Ing FOr A furl

H I ONRL .... tee e Wert 100

el 21 MLL 6 05+10/I C80'í Co For 1het10 ID 5'S/Nr Lee ere Sealed

" 29 1 /1 J1IRIWY/Don't Stop bl Irin' 12 1 LOOSE, BUXIN NO.roMe e 14 1 MILKS E KNEEY/later { Lac

2l 3 F It Msur

24 Ì CMS/R,0 ROLLING 530NE5/50111.5 On A F34.0

18 I Iow t T earl Il 1 035515/5 eplp An Al l 15 1 DAN FOGELBERG/Md +o Say 19 2 TRUMM/146 IC Power23

2 STEVE MILLER BANINeert Alu A Neel 2 2 SUMYI YF/Pror NOn' Son e

2 2 RIG FIELD/ m s Alrlg... 0 2 ROLLING0. STOES/Star3e

23 2 EDDIF BABBITT/b,ae foule sm. e 0 26 CAN 1 G/Ler a Te Bend Le 2 L./Tale.0. Fest On e

ems 0EAOI 300/GAD fo Ylln e 01 JOURNEY/Op., M 1/0/31 Tee Mom To Po

GENESIS/Aber ROUNG STONES/.0 Floe STEVIE NICKS/Edge Cl Seventeen BILL. SEVIEWI, The Ora ARMM1/S£K IM ER 00/ nee To C084

S 01/213914 ó11s

WNBC Radio 66

New York

PD: Kevin Metheny Music Coord.: Lyndon Abell

FEAE1f2EWNe1/ 6r DIANA Ross/My N tiro AIR M M ous/ e.

u./myl1.l ROLLING 511365/Seers e 0

BARINY MMI00./3n. 410 Songs 8 MBE FOS/Te Tr From 111 11..

0 ÌC3 JONES/Justrfe Tom e

IBes

II 1 COMOOO 08/On b r

H 14 II 211 a Ú0E5/1 Co,'' Co For Tate 13 12 KIt 0I3CO/Mstreeyes Songs 15 13 BARBRA SeEISNO/Neen In And Out Of SI 14 MALL 6 ..6S/Slur Eyes Il 15 C. 0M1511A1/1 Waist you, , Need yo

H 19 16 KEN. ROGERS/Trough the Mr` 16 17 CON KLEAWCestles In 0e AIr

16 16 KENNY ROERS/Are Your Loy 12 19 SEEM FASO,. Your Eyes La

H U 20 BILLY JOEL/Se's Lo. A My H 2 21 6M11.ER5LASW"rd M Heart

22 22 BEE OE5/Leveg Eyes 21 23 FOR TOPSeeen SM Wee W Girl 26 24 ROYAL MILMPJCm/..d On Classics 21 25 *NI M

/ S/I b eve Misse

26 26 PALL EAVr S/foe Wale 29 2 NICKS 1 KNEE,/Lerner a lea 30 28 6 BBA PM1/Ldaons a Gold

A 29 LOOSE. 61.41"10/TYou61e A w S EENA EASTW Vm Could eve Bean

SODS A, IC

loso chum Toronto

PD: Jim Waters MD: Brad Jones

r 2 . BOB d DON K3EN2/ H 0NEWOM IBIE/Wr nee r 8

R01K1/Clon. Stop .11.101 w0 SEMMS/TOung TuvD

H NODDY LLOiA53Weldrgn 4yrlw Tu

61.10170/48131, For A Girl 11N60r BIOIIIN2N/heWle

I CONOOOIES/G 00 N 1 1 fA35/31,08 It W fe, TRADE/All .0

I I

en For exs heID ID'S/Or Les Ara Seal.

1 1 J. 10115 BA1D/Gnir1e10 1 I NICCS E HENLEY/Leen. E Lee

1 0ENES3/A eplY At All CHILLIBACR/W Dlri IfaO, Noe, JUM E YAdfEL15/FrlO9 Of M. Cairo

2 1 ROLLING STONES/Alrl.5 On A Friend 23 A LL L EATES/1 [an.. For T.01M a 21 MICHAEL 10.310/8040 00 bent Noe 24 22 51MEE mNó/Loee Sap A 2) SCOT CE/L/1(0ned W, 14 2 iR10411/1.618 ibw 16 A STEW MILLER 9A0/ert Like e Neel 26 26 O022',0.0.1.136/1131.1/FIY. Mlgn AgOn 29 21 L.GWMInd HI W A A POeCE/ETerY 1I1114 T. Sn 21 29 T 1E NP 'NH E 13/lbal brk

D w GENESIS/Mac.

ANDS DOD SEDER/Feel Like A Neer

UM 8011. 5D11E5/W 31128 0483 101/113 It bsy On M NNIAYE FAITNELL/LetSwt

f Philadelph92

PD & MD: Liz Kiley

31 1

N21 22 I

n1 212

2

0 21 18 2 IB 2

IDI 02 0I 0 2 0 2 ow

ONJ/Physecel .0 0000. Pr A Gerl 's Groove

Roo STEMMT/Young +urxs ROYAL MIL...Deli . * On [lessens 0111.1.3, 1, Glrl /Gone, Gone, IO n't Stop 3. 011. MLL { UTES/I Ce't Go For bete J. NEILS BAND/Centerfold

NICKS { IENLEY/Leetner d Lace NEIL 0I.0110/ 0rá20

Heart bogs

&RILASWN le ron INCA { HIE CAMG/Ta0 W eere BARRY NAmLG/Te 012 Eengs

POLICE/Every E

S1611ME/0.48

11105EY BUCAI AGM/Troupe vie OR EEGE BENSON/Turn Lee Mound

JUICE NEBTDD//e See513. TingI. ANNIE 3.1.5.. Rindase ere lease

Sn CARS/ake II W GENESIS/b 0.011011 At RICK G SPRING; eELD/Love 0111410... MR* STREISAND/Coln. In Ind Nt ce

PALL EAYIS/Col Mlgm CLM'CLEAN/CastleS in Too Air ECOIE BABBITT/Neuen, Coop IoM A .LL, S1/ES/Ye1013 On A Fried B ILLY .DEL/Sees Coo 3 AY

NOS AIN SLPPLY/Let 0.655 CAER803/b..5r the Mee. . FOELBERG/Lwer a Te Band

1.6.6 *IDS/Seel Te MIgM lev SEITA/Otte 0.10

w SIEEM EA5T01/10, Could eve Ben te

406 LAKE/Lre Lovee BB1C0 B o- 01/C, 0 O. 1/0 W B OI ILLY 6IER/W 1 r 2./Take It Easy On ne

13104 WBSB PD: Jan Jeffries Baltimore

" 11401140MYow Tu STEM]/g

e GILLIOACK/W GIII 1Gona, Don, 6 ROYAL MILHOICOSI I/TODES N Classics 5 FLALUIruen le Meat

N IS MLL { 181E0/I Can/ 0 For Tnatllo LIADSE. BISRIWN/Trobe POLICE/Every Lletlt Teng

14 C 1 HENLEY/Nether6 Lee 12 1 DD 130.1/Our Lips Me Sealed

4

I EMF/Lrs Groove LONER VANCROSS/Never To ben

16 J. EA ILS BRAD/Gngrlold I6 I OEEN/BNIF/Wr Press*

H A 1 BAp9RA STEISAIO/Ceee 14 Ar Nf 4e D 1 NEIL DO,* day's Song.

15 I PALL 5YIS/Col MIgM 23 1 KCAL { TK NeoCeral e leri 22 I EIDIS BUBI./Seren Could Lose A

21 2 BEE GEES/LivensEyes 25 2 CARS/Sean, y 2 JUICE KMOON/To Seetest ,I.5 l l

2 2 en,e STONES0 260Ep On A Frlw 26 2 AL/DC/ForNose Mae To RD

26 3 DOM KLEAWOm144 In 111e

0 26 DOME 3 Ger 0./0urn . Lo0. v Mound D 2 AIR SLPP111LT/Let 31Deees 2BB D C/tale It 1 On y W D 25 SEEM EASTOM/You Could It,. 011 30M D RICK SPAINr IELD/Lwe 5111901...

li

ADDS BOB 5Ert'W6l 1, A NWr BARRY NANILOUgu,Nrr. Dorn TM- EID1E wIMAK12/NI No luaroes

sA OEL SMNMI/Le a Lw pA.l A16.IN/Evey Net Slodld... CEG TAKE/Lr 18 Lw You Nee SNEAKER/Me Than Just Te Is IRE. CNWMyae C80 Se IDKRE4Y/bLi.5 Fr Te Yeeke BBKN g /1e Co Wen 0013e6 DE WLwe s Res

Providence

PD & MD: Gary Berkowitz 1 F1E1121EWDIANAm 6r A Fel

l DIA ROSS/Why role en

0a (30/G b 3300L112 IATESE5//IlLone Go 001 Teel, 1

Dues JOKS/Just Once N EIL 010010/Y1rdar' begs

r A DWRTERFLANin0r5833 e ere r a I MILKS 1 KMLET/Lester I lobe

12 I 910 SA STWISAAD/1913 in Md Out a r 19 1 ROD STEMMT/Yong tuner,

15 1 J. (EMS BAND/Gnterfo.J 6.F/Let's Groove

10 I DD DON/Our Lips Ma Lee 1 03J/Physical

6 I IWRY NAMILUM/Te Old Songs I AIR SUPLT/Are 1 An lest Men

23 I PAD NVIS/fool 31tI II 20 CA EM M FWELB6/erd Say 17 21 OMIS CROSS/Measured Ter e6Nst 24 22 ROLLING STDES/e30 gas A Friend 18 23 alp SEOR/Tryin' r e Llf

ADDS MEG LAKE/L0 e Lwa cou We IRENE CASA/Anone Sen Le

LRB/ta It Easy SS/A elec. M World

CFTR68O Toronto

PD: Bill Gable Music Coordinator: Cyd Kaplan

> 3 r

Ii

16

u MI 31 reel 61

H 19

2

aJ/Phyicel 100 STEMMT/Young Turks uNOSY BUO.I tee WI AMDIE EIR/Yeltilgting For A GIr1, NIL515ACK/W GIr1 Gone, roe, 51035 { KMLEY/LTer { Loco DMwTERFLASWIuae W Mart CO UOCRES/Ce b STEVE MILLER 11.11/1.1 LIMB A Mel

N OD. BLISS/Teeklem Nt O Tuerr JO1KY/b't Stop .I ley.'

E CAT5 Do S/I Con. F bete Wll 5'S/ber ups Me Lee

NE3L 03N00/Y4.rey's Soma Tie 1E1/e4 lc Pow Pa ICE/Every Settle Ting 00 EDDIE BABBITT/ Oued Lox ' CAN FOGEIB00/lWer, To Soy

22 1 PALL EAYIS/Co0 N.4m Te A AIR SUPPLY/Mr 1 M 1.1.1 l 21 GEC.. 1.1161741/Turn Yee Lw: /rood Il 21 HALL t CATES/nevate Eyes 2 23 STRA.OIT LINES/Letting Co 23 24 ELo/..11lgm A A GNE5.5/b MMIy Af el l

36 2 DEEWBCaN/Utlr Pressure Ie 2 PO. TCq/Yrn 00 W W Glre 25 28 AL JARREM/e'e In This Lowe To A 2 BOIPM TRACE/All 0oucn

A w BOB l 005 ...FE./Tale a1 3R 31 BARRRA SKISAND/GMIn' In Md Nt O 29 32 ROLLIIG STOES/Sr1 e N 34 33 BBB SEGER/Tryl. 10 LI» W 1.11

36 L ROLLING S.DIES/Altlnm On A FriMe 31 33 CMIS C8pS5/MterE Them IBM.

0 w CA. 00./4* GJ Wins e D S 3D/T,0 EyOne

32 38 ARS/Allen 33 39 CYM ADAJW3ee0Y Nights 2 IC 3B/.ha NIPE NIB

ADDS w Elei/Let. Grove

T, EDDIE SCeM0/A11 Duo Teerrovs

(H) indicates one of the five "hottest" records on each Parallel One playlist.

WOK`JSTEMO

OM: Bobby Christian MD: Clarke Ingram

Pittsburgh

ee

/ FIMLiGER/Mel Ong r

Stop « P A 11r,

1/ S Bel IIn JOJUUMNEIcon, N MNEY/Ste In Love

5 CAF FM6LBERWeed To NY DON. .../3e1 Me* 0 SSENM u' W/rog ,res

A BETµ/Prals In M The Drs 6NE51 S/b Mply At AI NICKS l 16X011/Leterd Lace

11 I

GENESIS/Meal L MOSEY BUG130110 ..01

NA3 BLUES RAND/BreexOnvn

LRB/Tie eig. ln

A I POLICE/Every Settle Tln5 Sn 16 STEVE MILLER BNO/Nett LIe A mea,

i ARIEPELASWMdenWM

21 STafS/Veld.5 A Fried 23 . AD 1 ol2 13 20 BDB SEGEN/Ty, W 111 IE 21 CMEL SIANEET 13/32110.5 14 Lore 24 22 COINCONES/DT b 17 E3 BILLY SarER/en SM flex 26 2 EDDIE RABBI./Senk Nu. Lo. A 2625 808l.iligtt MSM 2226 ELW34110N Igor U 22 NEIL 0.1100/Y0rY's Songs 31 26 ell a N.ES/I Cent Go For Tera ü 19 NICMEL STAKE. B/Yen roe Wert Los 29 w RIG 5036 M2 A 31 GEORGE .0060M/.u10 Your Love Mound N 32 ROD SOEYAJR/bv Lap

ADDS 31

TOILES/TOI get

05 BILLY *l/Se's Nt A My DD065/ 0MIE/Wer Pressura NJwr BLUES/Meen.le 1.3/3. Eno, REM. PALL B5AD/Iteepen' No ee LOYERBOY/Yortl10 it Te Mk, 3e e CARS/Sexe M Le JON ENTWISTLE/Met Dirty ONJ/Phylcel

FM 95.5 & AM 1580

Washington, D.C. PD: Steve Kingston MD: Jim Elliott

Ae. MILMY01M1/Naked N Clesslcs > EMF/L', boer, 5 HALL { DATES/I Se. N For Tetie

RJD S4 S'05/Young rare 6 BARBRA 5'REISAAD/foin' In A. GO U 2 MJ/Phy I3e0

1 WICKS K V S { KET/Cer 6 Lac " 01030N/W YA Gerl IGen ...aANA

BOSS/My N Fools FBI? in ei 16 I J. /E ILS BAND rrfol0

12 5 Lips 60'5/Our Me Sealed 14 LOOSE. ER.0 N/ 01Otr0' W 09

ONRTELASd W Wert " IS

IE WM80 NEIL 000102/leeter4M's bogs *COeg HE1T01 To TB Sweetest ng

H J I AIR SUPPLY/ere I M (Just Men 14 I LONER Y3COSS/e o ver Tben 16 1 JORNE.Open M` 26 I 0EK515/b MPIYAt All 23 21. MAEI IM STONES/50101.5 Ce A Freena 24 21 KDDL 4 TNE CANWT,0 W leort A 22 JNRNE1/Nnt Stop ley.. 2 K 23 DUN LEAWGstl ern Tie Air 27 2 PALL 176015/0.151eY15/for Hegel 0 25 GEC* DEMON/Turn Te Love Mound 2 26 GR W Snake et ID N 21 3, SRRINP IELD/lw1 es Ir gas... 01 26 POLICE/Every1.1111e TIng00 22 24 CO,COORES/C as b D 30 EDDIE RABBI./suons Nod Los. '

3.3 RO31E NeSSM/e Wouldn't eve esse

W 136/141. It Easy On e AIR SUPPL./Seel Dreams SEEM EASON/You Loure eve ben x

PD: Neil McGinley MD: Jon Summers

3

I$ oI

I) I

ul HAI 16 1

17

Buffalo

OIE110EReeete% For 111 A 4 b0 S.NART/Tog Tu

r MLLE CATES/I Can't Go For Tete NICKS I KKEY/L0aF1 80 { Le. 01018DIA ROSS/M Fm ROSS/ley N s Fal 11re

INDSE1 BLCN6 NIA/TroWes LTADDDORIS/On b EMF/L's Groom R AWMw W Heart.101.5.11/...1

Stop Bel leven POL NE/Every Lile Tire N NEIL DINGO/Yarda'. Ong. GEUNE BENSON/Turn vol Nve Mound BASMA STREISM0/0In'

14 AAA our GI

ROYAL MILM.MOH/Ibex N Class,' LIAD

su;e A SIPPIv/Masi M Men PALL DAVIS/Coal MIgM

0 24 EDON 0M81./Salo Nula Lose

ADDS

L133/3,3. It NM Cl e

WYou Nul. ere Been Y

W 110831E 011503/1 00010413 e3. Mlse 121R5/L4k. It W

SOUTH

Miami PD: Bill Tanner MD: Mark Shands

EMdF/Le'is Groove GJMnyecee MIN E EATES/nevR Eyes FUMEIOEWMeIte.5Ir A Girl RDrAL MIL11.110I/Mo4W On Caselcs

H I OUFNERI/Wears CMOOUMES/N b JOAKY/bn't Sbp Nee minn BLC/brnln' Fr Yw LmNER YAWIOss/Arr To much

P OLICE/Eery 1Ie110 TOreg R 1 ROD 0.01020/Young Tr

I 1 38/Te Ngm 3014 I I LL{ CA,E3/1 Cune b For Hutlee

m1 LRPLY/W0 I M IJurf 1N.e

DIESEUu LI lto Lvng. r

0u11c3 JONES/Jas. W A 1 NEUM(E 8E16011/Turn Your Lw Mound 21 PA. ed

24 20 NEIL YI 01AI010/Y1r0y`, Songs D 91 J. OILS BMO/tetrleed

22 22 ROLL, STOES/Seee A IAD

0 23 D'0TEr3SWM0e W 19833 ^ 21 f3CiOER/JUMs00. Mo

25 113110/EvrY Ra. Seu1.....

ADDS 25 AIR SIPa? Drew MOILING S,COLS/5 ES/Meting On A freed

UM ANS/008x It lp G SPmmE12D/Le 1a 1r.d....

M B MA STMILAD/Culn i Md N/ Oe

1.1010E/CoorwersY

-4=^4>7, Miami

PD: Keith Isley WINZ-FM MD: Johnny Dolan

3

6 X 10

H il

H Ie

IS

Il

20

16

19

ONJ/Phy1c0 .TAL MILMRWI/35pMe N Les., FUMEIOER/Alfe.5 For A Pre HALL 6 EAOES/Flve EYe EMLF/Ut's Goose ROLLING STONES/Sort e lip JORNEY/Dono Stop BO ley 10

tle LECE/Esery Lit TI.5 00 TENI/Nlaers

UIIMCOOWI/EA b J. GE NS BAND/Cennrtol0 MAIL t CATES/1 Ce't Go For TMñ11N DO11NG0 l OENNR/Perneps Love [MIS CROSS/MinurOa Tom i30s FOIEIpER/Juxeou .0M D StFYMT/Young tur

I40/Destro, A1.118

SI M Co ROSS/Why Foals

X PPLr/ere st me. ID W'S/Our Les M *led

ADDS 10MTErLASWMae W IW'

Atlanta

THE MUSIC FM PD: Jim Morrison MD: Jeff McCartney

JUICE NEWTON/. Neatest Tin, JOU910 S'O/No., Stop lee n' 020 STEWART/Yu* Turks EMA/L's Gov NICKS a WxLEY/Seem B Lace DD ID'S/Our Lees Ma LeIM

In GEORGE 61E16UM/Turn Yee lee Mound 9 LOOSE. 81,111121N/Trouble

H 13 MLLE ONES/I Gas'. N For T0f 11 I RPLASHeersen Mart

3ER55/My Co hoes Fell In 14 1 GILLIMM5/W Ger. 1968. GA..

H I) I BERTH NICLIM/Key Largo 16 1 PALL 3YIS/foe elgm 6 0 POLICE/Every Little TI.5 R

20 I BWM STREISN /Dell n Md Out O 19 `Golf RABBI./Soaeoe Could Lo A 10 WOGNER/Mlfl.5Aw Glre

22 2 RRMIE 0100%/1 Wouldn't ev3 Mlw 24 2 CAN 6 010 2 8116/Lae18 Die Nol

2 CMG LAM// a Lae Vu Nc 2 2 BILLY JOE1./Se4 be A MY 15 2 CMNOOIES/Ce b 2 2 CARS/See Itl0 29 23 ALMAIN/Lwe In tir First 0,6 21 26 NEIL /14Vr0,1's Songs w 27 *FM EASTDM/You Caul. eve Been Y 10 2B NJ/Physical

D 25 ROILING STOWS/Melt 10 On A Fried 0 w 313/Tw It Easy On le

ADDS AIR SIPRr/Swt bew FIDIF SCeAR31/All Nr TN*, DEL SMN011/5u Of Lore BEACH 400/On.. fo 8115 No ODIC. ANE5/Oe ended Ay

ON SNEAKER/Nor. Tan Ant T. T. 4102 MILIHR0(0/1503M On Cessec.

PD: Scott Robbins MD: Ron Parker

A1 21 2 22 2

23 1

262 24 2

25 3

2 2 w 2 A 26

29 29 w

A )1 A Y- A33

WCKX Tampa

`nEIL.1S. ww UMEMIER/Aln.5 For A Girl

JONET/DoOt StOp

011«13 P.ICE/Evey 111118 Tenº SI ID 1301S/Our Alps Me SMIM ROYAL MILINMNI/boed On CIsecs *LIND 5104030/03831 e Up

L

Dan., 't b For Moe J. OILS I NO/Center 1010 CO K SPR

5113315/EA b Y/era I e lest Men

KRAF3Y(l5/NMe5 BARRY Neel../Te Old bogs

FOREIGNER/Jf Moe Ihro ROD STEMMT/young Tee COMTEOLANA

E DEMON/Turrn ltioMe Heart

MOM. all In

STEVE CAM1513/MMPn why N

rrsCllnclnnallIW JUICE *TON/TM Neatest Ting 11 *NOE MLSM/1 **net ere Ml.M Q.v./banana., our PALL DAVIS/DAVIS/CoalIgel 0AMRA SeE ISAM/Nein' In Md ON 41 CARS/Snake It CO

BERME el..1/3y Largo BEE GEES/Lloeng Eye RIG 3.1.161.0.0. is Orogn.. 11611.019000 DIN00/1trdey, bogs B.NER E GARCIA/Pon Paver NEIL 10UNG/bNern *1111

AIDS 26. w, 31, 32. 33

Tampa PD: Scott Shannon MD: Pat McKay

EMF/L'.afroore 3BBEIGNEWAIe1.5 For A Glre POLICWETrY Lit. 1hI.5 12

0OM3011E5/On b X ROYAL MILMIMOHI/Noud N Classlcs

DANNY NANlla/T Old Songs

" i 11 RDo STEMMO/Yor2 he

r M 10 JONEr/Gu't Stop BA1'e3en' E AIR SORY/Wer I M Clot

12 I JUICE / Sweetest N..11.4./.T 13 I NE KS { K/Letnr I 1039

14 1 BARBRA SNEISM10/fe.n' en t 16 1 MLL L EANES/1Can.,b For T N O

Can., C H II 1 J. GEISS BANC/Centerfold

1e 1 DLN.EREIUWMaa. W Newt c9 1 SOL { TE Gt116/Tau W Mrr Z! 1 CMILLIYACK/W Gere ebs. Gee.

20 20 IEIDSE BUceINRN/TroWyeio 2 21 CARS/00,0 1t L9 16 22 GEUMY 503601/loro Mur Lw Around 13 13 EDD.E RABB. I/L.eGula Loe

]1 ' e NEM 010010/b Ne Ton1ge't

]5 Nee

ROLLING S10E5/AIt1.2 On

001F.E611.51616/1A /1 rldnit M RICK SM5.1/071610/10.M 61ELD/Lwa I.i4n.

A 2 611.51616/1» w 2

EA 31 25 BfA 0015/f0ae N 11en M 32 29 BERTH 015045/eY Largo A w SNEEM EASTWYo Could Nee den M

3^ 31 LEIF GeRETT/RMewy Re. 5 ALABNWLwa In Te First Dg

Aces w, 2

i

21© 07%) Atlanta

ATLANTA'S RADIO STATION

PD: John Young MD: Dale O'Brien

n I germ. MILMR8A.l/1503,0 Cl Classics JONNEY/Dm'r Stop Bet even' JUICE NEV,/Te Swtst TIm le

EWEI0ER/Neitirg For A Glre NIONS { 1631EY/Seater { tac

STEMMYOu I/g Tre pMRTEMLASWeerar le (Marl

1 J. FE ILS BRIO/Centerbee H

Ì

I LiN*. BI,0116./Trous e

r t 00Ale ROSS//ley Do Feu. FFell or Tate

PA. DAVIS/Cool NM. 1

LUTTER YAIDD55/err To Nacn

H

n I

aácENá NSSON/Turn (Gone,

wound

14 OR y J/Ph1c.

I 3001E THE EANG/Te41 W M 19 I ROMIF LSAP/1 Wouldn't

ua t eveNI

23 2 CARS/Rake It le s

14 2 CO DD'S/Nr Lips Me LBIM M 2 BERTH 3511./Ney Largo 0) 1 BARRI NAMED/Te old Sags 26 2 BARRA STREISAND/Nelnl In Ma Na 41 2l 2 EDDIE RABBI./SUM., Could Lose li 2 POLICUErrl Little TIm L ID 1 CONMDDONEWOn

29 2 NEIL DIANNO/YIerda, Songs w 29 BEE LLES/Using Eyes D 30 DAN OULBERG/Lede Of TIe Doe

AIDS BARRY NAmLO/Sower, Nwn Ta... B EACH 136000.4 Ce Wen e

.R 51,.1/Leo Dreams EDDIE SCe6101/All Dur Toecoms

UM ROLLING 510E5/Yltin4 On A

LWFNA Friend EA/tou Coule eve e Been 1.

LRB/T.e It Easy On le

Ft. Worth- Dallas

PD: Christopher Haze MD: Sandra Bobek

II

iwEIDER/Yelu.5 For A 61r1 LOYERBOY/bking For POLICVEvrY LI Ia Ting

5n

CARS/Nee e5 14 N NRS/Dessroyr NICKS d KNLEo/Lestn,r I le. RID STEMMT/Y, Tu ID 5'5/Our Llps Me Seele

n 1 J. GE ILS CAID/Gnrtoed IE1u JORY/'1 o NI leven.

BULLING 500ME5/Stre W LIEAMR/b T80 f /e T8 1 1

fElES15/110 bply M All I I LOOSE. BII%IN9M/0reull,

OUEEOEOOJer31n

bonsNder Ned )'LL 1 OASEWnlvredEyes'

20 I EGON RA021./Lcn. 00310 Loe A

23 I ROL.NG SNOEWMifIg Co 3131800 26 I M/DC/for 'Nose About to Po 19 i BILLY SgJIER/In .le ors 13 T2 eENA+69/Pru U In Te Nos kf 2 TIIO.M/ ic Po 21 2 RUM/Leos..0 0e >tort 21 2 9610.8,E86L691/I66-6 W tart 2 i MIL d CATES/1 C80'f Co Fr Tento 15 2 BILLY S9ulER/W K 22 I RICK See* 1ELD/I3r Done Errytnllg

o 25 BILLY JIEI/5neh Coo A MY D w KMY PALL BAAD/Nepinn Nr Lee AIO.

AIDS DD1M11E IRIS/Love Is Liler A bans 10041 ryg1E/86]-5309/JImy LND/Te 11 Easy On e 01G SRRIN9rCL0/Lov Is 3111435...

UN CAM A.LBERG/Lende- _ T, 4d"

MIDWEST

PD: Richard Lippincott MD: Karen Cavaliero

I I GJ/PnYsical LL E EASES/Sierre Eyes

FIREMMB/ealtem For A ó1r1 eiiie STONES/Net e IAD

ROO STEAM./reap Tre IRI ICE/Evey Lletle Tlnq A

R SLY/Mee 1 lest H A J.

M Men fE ILS 1080/Onfrfold

LRB/Te Mlgm Nes B I J001NEY/1n.. Stop 8.1 16614. 1.

II S KN HICKS LE1/Serer S Lose 1 I BOB SEGEbeyen' tro re W LII

13 1 5 No gel 11 1 SWVIYUM/Poor Nlna Son 14 I

1 1 BARY.1111ól/ Po 0 2 10 Songs 25 1 BILLY SNIER/W Iflnde Ione 16 2 CJRIS CROSS/M,er's Tow leosl w 2 O ASWMpe W 31 NEIL DIANIAO/reer6sy. Songs 0 M IO55/3I 010(11 ls Lem A 29 LOOS. 91O'.It Trouble

24 w FWEIOER/U-Bet 31 31 P/Yo's 0y.5 M.

25 » EDDIE ABBI./Step BY Step 20 3e BILLY SDJtEW In Tie Ore

D 35 KILLING S00NE5/Alteng 01 A freed 32 31 DM FOEIBEiry/Wd To Say

ADDS

GENESIS/Me. CORRIDOWS/N b

g rgA KBEQ

Kansas City PD: Maja Britton Asst. PD: Mike Schmidt

4xEN/keiT..g to. A/MNEO/Nn't Stop It mce5 E KNüy/LMter { 11 °Maírs eelif.en

M.Wre LI1105EY BUCIIeBDSL/treWl 5KS13/A .ply M Ai 0

CMILUMACIt/W Glrl 14044, G, RN 5TE11M1/toeg owes 07.110001f5/On b EL0/T.11.Mn

' EODef 1668611-,/Soe1r 10,12 0x I

1)EE31/6OIE/116or Pressure MI { 3r65/1 Cf 4n ir ..13 AN SIPPLY/M I M *se PoLCVErry Lirfl Ting R III

1

21 1 BILLv JOFL/00r. 403 A

CAM F061BENG/Mr0 Te Styr 2 1 GNS/AKh 0t y 22 A GREG LAKE/Let s. 1 1W Oc 26 21 0113/T13 n Easy CA

25 21 M0L CAV.S/f0el M gM

X74 OLL E Tf EAKJT,0 W ere

2 NOIIIK STOELAIIN A Friend N 34 25 GEN.eE160N/Nrn N N 26 SEENA EASTWYeu Cour e

2 001ENFUY/bLi.5 for Tle MA0 r

29 w 29 á18F53 4130ImWLnar bacMs N 7/::: mce SM0110CLD/Lwe s Mrgm... A DO ID'S/Nr L pe Leee

I CAM Fo61BFMG/1e2r a T. Bend 35 32 NEM. PALL BNO/Kep.n' N Ie 33 31E0 M IIER RA3/Merf Liss A *el

31 EMf/La beov A M RON* NIlSM/0 bu0' Nye Messe A Sa AIR s.PP1r/s,..1 Oros

ADDS

Jn fUMEIpER/JMeo. M bee/Closer M T5e Mer,



Q102.. Cincinnati

PD: Jim Fox MD: Tony Galluzzo

N 3

A 22 IO 23 27 21

S 25

29 21 16 28 19 29 30 L 1S 31

24 32 A 13

A 1. 33 35

1061MWM11.19 Fr A 0131 JOROy/Dmt Stop Sol lee ln' COIIOOORES/M b MARTERUSWI01en W Nart AIR SPPLY/Nre 1 AN (Jet ran DAN (OÆ68/01'0 Te Say RICK JAMES/S9p9. Free

Æ6(515/110 %s'Ir 91 A11 MICF/Frey 11311$ ¶1169 51

00(405 .1.E!/Just Circe 8 M AL 16AW re In Is a

1.19SE's e(OI(noa/Troela ov

86.6 STE9µl/3o,.Ig Turks ICHS 4 0NE3/lMther E Lre

MD/Te NIgM Cala MLL { CATES/* Coat b Ir Te IN ENF/Lees Groove DIAM ROSSAWN . fools fall In MM MMILOW/Te 4I0 Songe MLL &BTES/hive* Eye EDDIE ITABBITT/Soeme foule loe A

«ILS RAM/Onw*fole J. 01100/Te3ray'a 3ag9

GEORGE 831601/Turn bur love M e

O6 F60LBM Girl IDene, em

DAN F*ÆIBFW:/LeOr Of Te MM ooh FELCER/(Mvy Weil I .. ARS/AI let JUICE OPTON/T. Sweetest Teng II CARS/0'e. 11 la OBIS C 161204hers Thew (Mat

8(115 MIE/..

IMI/SNensCet A

LARU/I ùu10 Iss . Am5 33, 31

ON DAN 3aE1BERC/Wn For Te Eles OEIdER/Jmeb. wo

8OKLW ROCK'N TALK

Detroit PD: Pat Holiday MD: Rosalie Trombley

N 20 HT

12 15

1l 6

22 19 IO 17

23 21 24

H

o 26

J. GE TS pÁ10/Canter1o10 WJ/WyslcM EM/Lees Moore RDIOL R*ILMpKMI/I9oke Pu Cl44aecs F6EIONER/WeMln9 fr A 0131 BARBRA 5(REISNO/Ce(n' In Md Put or GEONE BEMON/Turn bur love Mound COMDDOES/ON b JUICE 011011/Te *tee T1rg II MIL { B1E5/1 Can't Go Fr TatIM LNU/It I .re Tou

MOL l TE BMG/1.4 My Wert M1MS 1 OMLEI/1.9t60r I Lote

I DIANA 6Æ5/My. M Scola fat In AIR S1RLInr I We Must WLLING

Mon STO6S/Str+ N W

MIME POST/T. Tome free 111I1.. 1E11 DIAIpO/YµrrOay's Sorge

I pEEN/M.IE/UNr R 2 MICE/Every 1.1111 Tln3 SM

LRB/Te 1*gM Pu(a 12 MANIE MILSAP/1 b este

oMp.OM5W10166 eIM ser* lOROY/Mn1t Stop 611w19'

2 E001E 1138115/589111* (oing LoM g

26 B6ROLwL.:NGn3N1iá1/vT0Melula Som

26

Frime

26 L11DSE115l0(1MOM/TOble LL l B*ES/Rlve* EY

33 SOEM BSTMJYou Could 2e Men 9

ADOS EDDIE gCMARR/311 Our 'morte. BERTIE 11W116/.y 1s90

O. PALL º015/001 MItM BEACH W4,5/.'ae Co 41en N 963KE1/10re Tan Just Te T.

Milwaukee PD: Jim Brown MD: Rick Brown

I 1 01.1/16 slow H 2 OREIONCR/MI1Ng Fr 9 6101 N 3 NIBS & ONLEy/1MtMr a Lech

OO.ImUES/ON b >NUL D*MRA)/Yslydays Sangs DIAM ROSS/MY Do Mole Fe l In .NIE MLSAP/I buMn'3 hv 11se

Fi II GE6GE BENGOUTurn Tr Lov Nomd 12 FWIE RA81,T/So.on* MM Lm A

N IS 1 L(NGSET MCKINOM/Tra11e 1 I M6 SUPPLY/ere I M lent .en

19 1 BARBRA STEISAMD/lmin' In NM Dut GI

9 1 BARRY 19.11.1111. he Old 6 rF e TN11N 16 1 MLL l MYES/ 1

17 1 lMLL DAVIS/Cool Night 18 1 STEv*F W00D5/St94 Te 11*91e May

D 1 JUICE 110001/The Sweetest Tlag 11

A I BEAM gOn/0ae GD 11 tII h IO I MN 9aElBFRG/NWd TO SaY

D 20 0061111. E DENVER/Perhaps love

ADDS Rú LASW E/Let1YaSPYch.1,..

Iffffle Cleveland PD: Bob Travis Asst. PD & MD: Jay Stone

l a2/Pn.e H

I 1 FBEIDER/Wi1ag For A 9111

N 16 ROYAL PHILM.ENI/I9okM On Clasaics oYJREOL6S9Nran Ny Net

N 10 MLL { CATES/1 TES/1 C'( b For 6 ENE/lee's Groove 4 5/Sr L M. Seelee

H II W DD

.NL NICKS 1 Ei/M1.r 1 Lace 16 LINOSEY 311OX1NUM/Tro11r.

H 26 I J. «ILS BAK/Cntrfold 11 ROD SMART/beg Turks 12 DIAle ROSS/MY M Fools fol In 13 I GEORGE 6060N/Turn ber Le Pro und 14 R O IL DIAIO/Yetr Mme6.Y's ge 19 I MM. STlE9SANG/fain' In PM C4t O

) 1 SONNE./AM. Stop Ml l.(In' 17 I KOM. 8 nE BNG/T1k$ w Her+

P I OtEEN/BAtEtE/m00r*RGene. Son<.

' 6 2 M1CF/Fyry 1.11114 TLng Sn

22 21 B05/SnM. It Ip 23 22 EDDIE X12011*/Seeone Gu6d Les 24 23 110011E MILS6/1 bul6n f hv e NI,.

D 24 ROLLING STOES/MITin9.a Airlane D M BILLY OEL/SMs Got A My

26 26LULU/11 I Ours Tou 27 27 BEE 66E5/19213* Eyes 30 28 JUICE 03.014n6. Sweetest Ting I' 29 29 STFYIE .mÆ/StM9 TN Night M*y

D D BILLY 9W IEWW KI.9e Love

11:05 BARRY 16X4.11/See61rr* Den TM... MCK 5861.FIE10/lov e AIr19M... MM FOELBER3/wdr a The Bond STEVE CMLISLE/MWP ln ClooinnellN AL J6116AU/Br.9l*n' A.ey

Ce M. MTIS/Fa01 NIgM 50EM BSTOI/3ou Coule Pave Ben M

GREG M0/let M Let ,m On. OfN KLE M/Castles In Te Air LB/Tee If Easy On

BEACH OMS/Coe Go 91ín N

St. Louis PD: Rick Torcasso MD: Johnny King

fMIBIEWrelnng For A Girl NIKE MAT/TM Ten Pr AL JNIIENOWere In Tla Lev To AIR SUPPLY/Ire I lest Wen

m COMNUMES/ b ~ TDP1/Sen She 9e 11/ G10 OCI1

PRIS (ACAS/Armure Te. (6z' LULU/1 Coule Narew less vo

ei 8/.yecal BARRY MN11.00/To ad Sage

I 0111.1 M Once ta HEEN666 SASTM/Fr vox Eye Only

I 1 Æo1Æ 1396Oí/Turn your Lea Mound DIAM ROSS/My M fools Fol I ln

ENF/Leis Groove 01t DIAROO/Yat.rOaYs 91.34

I I RAMS/RIMIE/... Lee m EDDIE .11131n/56p By Ste

i I LUTHER VANORO55/Muer Too MOI r 2 ##O06. £

06 1911 e f. 3MeY 212

2 22 NICKS 1 IENLEY/Leether t Lace 2 23 20 24 MILLEDDI U S/ tATEI

Can't Co For That./Smote

foula 1064 A

27 23 AL MRREAU/&M0In' May 26 M BAp9M STOISAIO/(ovin ln And Olt 01

29 27 L1103E3 BIQMDR/Troll$ 19 26 D33 FUEIBER9/6010 To Say

21 29 JORIEY/Wt's trying Me

ADDS lEV1E

KS95FM, Minneapolis

PD: Chuck Knapp MD: Kim Jeffries

O MM ROSS/Sy M /mes Fail In FCREIOEWM111rg For A G1ri n it 010900/yatrdy'$ Sang.

9 6S/T fe NICKS L OMLEY/WfMr a Loa BARBRA STREISAND/fain) In Ano Put v

159BY MNILM/Te 410 Sage AIR SUPPLY/We I M J6st When

GEOCE 31E11561/Turn Your rive Mound I hall { BTES/I Cn't Co For Te tlN I MICE/Erer Ll*tie Ting A I MN FMLBERG/Herd (o My

LIB/TM Night Pula

I

U[E O.e Sweetest The O

II TON/SweetestIS

CROSS/M11.4res Th. Ibst 1 MARE POST/The Ne. Free N111..

aNS/Pneleal MLL EBTES//1re6 Ems EDD m11 ROBI,T/Sn muid Lose A

20 ROLLI11 NG STOES/MItII1g Co A Frlere0

Amy BARRY MM1106/5$$71.3. Mue TM... MI. FO«LBER4/L.9er Of The Bend

ON E BEACHBOTS/0e9 Go WithN

PALL DAVIS/Cool 11Ig1M

ROYAL SCELMIL/MR.N'eCMNnke

Óe C1sslcs

f

Milwaukee PD: Buddy Scott MD: Bill Shannon

H FOLEIBER/Weltlp For A 6101 192 (PO 30 *91

O PIANA ROSS/ley .feels Fe I In

COMOUÆES/W b NICK5 E IENLET/LBtMr a lace AJROI/Con'e Stop Sol 1µ1n' AIR SI.PPLY/Ir. I

lee1 66 e -

OMET BWMMDM/Fob N

1 pYARTEWLAS1/19ren W hart BWIY .NILM/Te De Songs

I TEIL D.MOO/Ysr Sangs ngs «ut F BTES/RlvYe . ' DOMK

I I 060 MO.. MM I 1 M LEAMWt199 in TM 3 r 1 1 CMIS CROSS/11m4r, T. IBnt 25 I MLL L *TES/1 fa't Co For Tot. 16 1 lPB/Tlt N M Pula 21 I AMBRA STRISAIO/Fall' In Md Pue Or

17 1 C. ORI511WI lent Yeu. I Ned Yo

20 20 JU1CF MOTO., Mette/ TI. 1I A 21 GEORGE

l E B616o1/1431 o

22 22 AL JAROAU/Wv n Tlse (a

N 23 .NIE 141ISAP/1 buldn Mie Misse d N PA. Be5/COoI NtgM

IS 25 WINCY JUXES/Mit o9*

Am5 21

PD: Richard Lippincott M D: Karen Cavaliero

FOREIGNER/Waiting Fr A Girl ROLLING S1O05/Strt le I0

N IG W0 S,ERMT/Tomg Trie N 6 POLICE/Every 1.1131 T(ag 51

S J. «ILS BMO/Gntrlold 5 BB/TII NIBM Pu

. BIEEWBOME/UMrPruer* e I JOURNEY/.n. Stop Mllevinl

11 I NICKS L OMLEI/LWrr a L11e ) I ÆB SE«WTrylnl +a Llv W ul

13 1 Æ0515/b Reply. A11 SUIF1. ep Son

TR

N 25 I BILL./ SWIEWM/ 21Me Lover 26 20 8USH/C1oMr ta T$ .9er1 36 2z DUAR+6RLASWwen W Mort 213Y FCRE1BE6/Urg661 S 31 RUSO,/1b' Crying N. 26 34 BILLY SWIEWIn Ne Mr4

0 l] ROLLING STOSS/Mltiny b A frlel;

ADDS IC 6880/91/6111 CARS/9µn It W

WDROg Detroit

Acting PD: Cliff Winston MD: Steve Summers

,114J/Rhys Iceq F6EIOEM/9eltlag ir A Glre

x 161aRA STReSA10/ONin' In M0 Wt u1

EMBf/l3a Groove MIXE Po5T/TM T. .ree 9111.. 01116 ROSS/ley DO fm. Fol ln

01L DIAMOO/Yastrdey's s'ara9s

990I0012495/01, b GEORGE BENGON/Turn ber love Mound RDML PMILMWOMI/Iea640 S Classics MLL { MES/1 Can't Co Fr Tat.

I 1 MC6 IEML S E EV Le co E Lo SHEEM EASTIPU.r Toe Eyes My

6 SLPPL1i/se0 I Must LImSEy gWXIMBM/T-obl

(Mene

E001E RARB1r1/(0.116. Cou. losa A

20 I lWU/'I 1 Wer vou

19 1 20Æ a TE BNCJTee N Mart 16 I W1NC5 JDOS/l4t Di9e 13 20 CHRIS C94S5/Mtnurs Tor (Mst 16 21 LUTH. 21 21 TOR TIiS/lM'.On5She .s M

Men

AW5 JUICE MILS.( Me

SMM

I otus,

Tlne II

S

. ¢ --ISMISMIND

fm Cleveland

PD: Bob McKay

XI

FfREllp(R/Y.liIn9 fr A Girl DNJ/Olyalcal 0IA16 ROSS/Why Do imis MI I In NICKS 1 KNLEv/LMthar E Lo* NU STEWRr/Yomg 5u. BARRY WANDS/T1. D. bngs IJANDDCRES/B le NEIL DIA.ND/yasf*ray's Sonos 1.110SE3 BUUCINBM/TrnMl. AIR SIPPLY/J.ra 1 M (Me Men BW1*ERFLASWNrdn W 1Mr GEDRÆ 139601/Turn Tr lov6 Aroma BARBRA STIEISAIO/Cm'n In Me Put Ir PALL OSyl1/CMI MI*M

I (NF/Lolas Groove MLL a aTE5/I Crt Go For TafIM JUICE 1EM111/1ha SwMe.af Ting II EDDIE RA93I31/Seeeone Co010 lose 019.1.1114 S1OE5/.I91y G A frl.M

Xe R(NIE MILSM/1 bulen1 lev else

ADDS If aM FOELBERG/le.0r CO N. gene BEACH BOYS/Cr Ga hl» IN AILLY JOEL/She's Got A My

ON STE91E 11040S/Steel TS. 1113M Away

C. CMISTIOWI r ,O

O v

d

LEIF GMTT/W e nerBl SNEAKER/Mrs Ton Mt Te T.

Milwaukee

PD: B.J. Hunter MD: Donna Walker

2

FwEI.F.Walti,g For A Girl 1.J/Pny,IDal NICKS L 0005/Leary { Ls. 0106EOS OS/ON DIAM ROSS/My M Fools fell In Ne 5(33RIOIe16g Tr. 11105E3 BU3IN.RM/Hotel TEIL DeAMDK/I C6erdeys 96.ge MLL

I OMRTEKLASW1010en1(ley l Co ye

Tat IN

JOIR/1.3'4 t Stop Bel Men, ENf/L93s Grooe. OIILLIKACR/w Girl SCoM, Ode.

I J. GR ILS I 5520

W

tr391d STEH: MILLER BANG/Mart Lile A eer MIME MILSM/I edlen hue Misse 65 661MS:axe0 Foule to. PA058

89(0 a A

.11 (15615/.1 M g GEORGE BEMSOWTurn Tour Lae Mound

al me, >00,6/K. Lrg9 21 RILING STONES/Val., 1 A frlend 02 BILL, JÆL/SMs Ger A We.

Amy (11. 01MANIE UIS/Lea 16 Like A Rock

NE (l t01I6/3eharn Ps i. lc BEACH BOTS/fee Co *Irk

ON 1.EE11/5016/Under Regime URS/Shake it W Or0e 01 M8T/lerking

1 eke r40 CIAFG LAME/191 N l you Dine R. S0.I.IEL0/ire la AIr IOM...

SW.4EWWT. RUSK/Close

WEST

JR Seattle

PD: Tracy Mitchell MD: Norm Gregory

gM0,E0FU5Whrmn Mort MIL

Mi I en

MIL 0I30T0/Yaste3a. 5ongs n ÆB« 6616011/1.0 Loy* round

f661MWMe101rg For A GIrI WNfNMtrat 1106E3 eA1/.

HIC» { KNUT/Meer { Me N JUICE 11611IC1/64 S.Mt.$t Ting II

BARRY 01,91149/11. Unl Sogs M I 1 MLL E ATES/1 Can't b fr T601N

Co01m01E5/ON b I

12 PALL B$IS/Cml N0M I 13 BNB16 STOIBm/feie In Md M U 1 11 STEVE MILLER BASO/Mart LIk* A WMei

10 13 EWIE 0f81T*/So.onu Cou10 to. g

16 MN, NIL6AP/I M n

It IMe Mlase I) 991 FOEIOERG/W6uT>bY

I 16 ENf/U11 Groove 22 19 ROLLING STOSS/Weltllg ON A Frloe 0 20 CON KLE9WGete.s 14 T. Alr D 21 MAL PN111N.011/hek.6 ON ClMsfrs D j2 BILLY JÆL/SM's GN A Way

Aros MM fOEIBFw/wer a T. Band BEACH BOTS/G.9 Co 9 t N MG 1120/1.1 N Lae Tm CM

ON 51EM EASTOUTou Gull 659. 8.60 h

50003/9133 Mn ani T. T$

G4K}1 The"I hit station.

Los Angeles PD: Tom Bigby MD: Roger Collins

FNF/L6t's Groove N DIANA ROSS/MY b FooiO Fol I In

FWEIpE6/Mit*ag For A G9r1

oWI+EMLA5Wer0.I M hrf X KOOL t T0 BMO/TeM My mart

11(OSEY 31WKI106/6011 H I MLL 8 BTES/1 Gan't M Fr Ter 0i

mU SRr.(T/Yo.g 'Trie GEORGE BEI6O9*urn Tur Lave Moine ROYAL MILMIMONI/hokM G Cl44

19

slcs POLICE/Ever Little Tlrg JOWOT/Don't Stop

M n 13 I R SUPPLY/Here I (Jua 16 I 01L DIAeAp/a.rrua5's Sm9sn I DD m'S/Sr Llps re Se1M IS I C 5{ OMÆy/LMtMr l Lwe 19 I BARBRA STREISAND/fe1n1 en Ma Pu+ Dr

YJ 1 111.19 WEL/ea's O A MY 23 2 PALL DAVIS/0.1 M gM N 2 EGDIE 9AB01TT/SeoM1 Loe A

ri 1 DON KLEAM/Gstes ,n Te Air Ifi 2 MRS/51a. at I0 2) 2 JUICE NEWTON/Te Srstest thing '

29 26 J.

SMIM61EL0/Lore Is Alrlgnl...

J N 2 RONIEL E MLSAR/66 1bu6n't sere Misse 0 28 MN f3KEMENG/LOaaw a Ta Bnd 0 29 9EE16 EAS50N/yeu Could lev BMn r 0 30 DEEM/OMIE/UMr /easre

SLWPL,/5.63 Bees LO6ABOY/lrllag Foe Te Ne.

8461010NIL61/b.eeer. Dom Te... 5.11E 16005/Steel The xiº6t May

ON 501A/L1*te Delle' KISS/A Sold Y

UeeeitRLI We r Tou

LB/Mee 11 E.9y On Me

BERTIE IGó1N/(I largo B A ( Ume 1000 CAPA/Anyone C4. Sr

MEG LAKE/Le h lo. Tou .ce BENCH BOTS/Fiat Go 61th le SNEAKER/Nre Tee kat Te he

. ujj.Los Angeles l fLIEPL2

PD: Paula Matthews MD: Robert Moorhead

lOW1EY/9ee Stop bllMine ON /Pnyalcel f(REIBER/Miring fr A 6131

MLL t dTES/1 Canet Co Fr Ti9t(M

ENE/TEIIIR./firmw0e Tr.

ROYAL MIILIMBOII/Hnl.n Pu 1Ie110s M STEyIE 110005/StMl T, XI*M MM II «OOE BENSON/Turn Tor Love MoueE

10 KCOL l TIE .16/The M West 13 1 oJMROLA514/1010n e/ »sr* 12 I BARBRA STEISANG/Folt' In Md St Gr

14 I L(IOSE5 B1100106/+70461 IS I BUSTERS/1n 51ekilg

16 I oEEN/0001E/Ulee0 Pressure 19 1 CARS/S.M 13 W Il 1 NE IL 0IAM010/veteraeYea Songs 18 I RICKS a IERLEVLM1Mr a Lace

20 1 AL JMRAO/&*aMnMet &eIn 21 20 21140)86rs 00 STA/k

24 21 DIRN. oRAM/Glrls Cr, FI1. 22 22 N(CE 100014/the Sweetest T. II D 23 TOM TUTONE/1567-5309/Jr1y

27 24 L0VER8.//brMag ir Tli. S.C. 25 25 MOT BLÆS/T1ANep Or of Turn

26 26 STETE MILLER BAND/.r 1.1.T m$ 310M61 26 27 PALL DAVIS/Cool MI*M 30 28 J. GEILS 190/Ontrto. 32 29 P11TT1 AWTIWEvrY Mime 91ou1d.... 31 30 50EM E051B/Tou Could et. Men R

36 31 RICK Sm1K61ELD/Lov Is Alright... 34 32 DCMIIIDD L «MM/Perhaps love 35 3) KEMY ROMS/Trough Te Mers D 34 BILLY JIEV516s Got A My

37 35 PM KLEAWGstles In T. Alr 38 36 LÆU/II I Mr You

D 37 DOW SOEMN/Ma1.Asooe, Eat Tour M H 3KIKE3VWTanre Tan te,

D 39 BILLY SWIEONN KUNa Lover D 10 16R6e00 l arE ST/Ites My 491

MUS 06 10.M^31 *6A0FE/S.IM M Te Nltn+ NC.ER t GA6CIA/Poen feue S*LCWCool fm4 ForOurOy SMIIA/uttle Delln' T.G. 9E86AR01011y Ore ./eu

d JO1P6 MLL MND/Cran K SS/A brld Yltbe Heroe TIM mODMWTI I Tor Mea Ban RELUI/De Io Do

ÆLBEST 10.L19101/SndY Miches BEAM 0015/Cee Co Mlfh N MEG LAKE/Le N Love Tou Puce KC 1 SIIISNIO BA14/l04$ N DN91E 91S/L04$ la 11. A Rock BALANCE/Fal1*oo In L04t

S1EPl50113 IteItemsv

163 /Take Dey G w Æl SMNKN/Se a L e

»MIE MILSAP/I Muldn't hte Nss.

Phoenix

PD: Steve Rivers MD: Chaz Kelley

H 3 MLL *BTES/1 Con. Go fur To(IN

J 801 LASH//6033306 Met M 12

0 LIKSEt 81.00161A/Toll 5 N EMEE NICKS S IY/L9eM s r { L*

p0S/Start h 10

PAT I BS 1

ns in Te

ROD

111//157. (s* rené AR R S3EAM 16T/Yog ter.

H 1 1 JOMO0/Coe3 STOP .11.1n' M 1 ÆK515, R1113 M A11

1 011!/0'91101 1 1 1ILLIYACK/1t GI31 (fan., fana. 1 I STEVE MILLER 0010/Mr1 1.1. A 1.1

M

ÆWá BENON/Turn Tour tom66 o

1 1 MILE/Fury Little Ting 51

EO I ROME N 1 olan* lev, .s. 2 I 01L DI3800/1AMOO/yas.re9y1 Songs

1 EDDIE RABBIT*/ foula lore A

23 2 C2*S/ BOYIE/t Msar 25 2 CMS/510. If Up

26 22 640/11X611.4.1/NekM On Clenlee 13 23 MS/AI le 27 24 MN fOGELBESWLMer Of Toe Band

26 25 ENf/Let'$ Groove 29 N B30RA ST3E 4/WMIn' In M0 Out U

D 27 50EFM EASTOM102, Coula by Been

D 26 ROLLING STONES/Mitim M A friend 0 29 LRB/teks If Bey 1 0 31 BILLY JÆ0/Sha'a Cot A MY

ADDS BEAM *059/fee$ Ce 91M Ne

RIB SPR1N61ELD/Le$ . 131013... AIR SIJPO.Y/bet Bees

ON MLL DAVIS/Cool NI9nt M.AKE/F6111ng en Lem

«I 91.01/Se a Lem

¡ J EZRock San Jose 106.5 FM

PD & MD: Bob Harlow

41 ,I 1 1

15

ml 16

iº 61

z 23 2

91

25 í6 2

i6 I

Di D2 D1 D2

Amt

81105 L IILEI/Lea3190 I Lace 1110SEv (100 OM/Tou6M

Yel L /bo1.9

l *65/IES/I M Fr*7 MLL Mflli .110..Y/Don't Stop MI I

ROLLING 10+0605/Mltl Tg O A Fr*tee

QTELSIASIVerden IN Mart

BAM/Gorrlold MICE/Evert LIttl. Mn.n DIAM ROSS/My M F6o16 lets ln PALL BVIS/COOI hIgue EDDIE RABBIT*/SO.or Fou10 IoM A

MM 36619ERG/LMar 01 Te Bene MAS/Shale It L9

o1EEW60510/OMac Pressure GO m'S/Pur ups Ne bels STEVE MILLER BANG/Mart L ke A muse MG LAKE/Let le Lee You Ore !DICE 110.011/, Seeotesi Tinip I e

mM(E IiLSM/1 Wouldn't Nre Hisse WC 111000,/Iong Turks GEL SMMNGN/SAM Of L04 SHAKER/11 Tn Just T he

SIEEM EASTO /You Could Mut Ben M

EDDIE /All S T6 Our er n 3a BEACH BYS/Cw Co lm le WN KLEAWCe11as In Te AIr RIOT SRInN61FLD/Love Is Alright...

01L MIIIG/bulMrn Ps111c LOV3O0Y/b7king far Te .1'e nLMM1/Le. e T6e fire De

ON yANDEUS/Iltles Mile/Little Del n LULU/11 1were STEYIE NOAS/Steel Nemen MeY

ILA"" Till*(

Los Angeles PD: Jack Roth MD: Rick Stancato

Mt

1

NI

N 21

6 i

Il 1

12

25 15 2 3L JPAROAu/N'n m TI Lova 16 2 DUM N5S/Ny M immefFO * In

W 2 LUTOR y11o.Æ5/Nrr *oo Mach

23 2 055/91d1E/BMles lev 29 24 CMIS OMOSS/Nr.r's T0w Ms,

H 24 2 C.(5/51o64 (t 19 26 SO/N. N1*M 011,

30 27 N lE STIVEMIL DIILLER 3KM/TeraMs Smge

Mie,

A)U STE A 29 WICKS

VIE ERO3U5/5reelrNa lker519M

May

í1

MJMns1c*1 DD m'S/S3 LI ó91M ENf/Le's Grmv $ FOREIGNER/Welting For A Glrl MD STOART/Moog Tr. 1101.10E/Eyry IMfI Tlrg 51

MLL E BTES/I Genet Go For Te1x ROYAL

TEM.01T/ImY6Nw}lµeca ROR a

BA035M StRE1SMO/G9ln' ln M0 Wt a GEORGE BfNGOW,urn Tor lov4 round WIKY JINIFS/JUFO IMc. COMODo05/B e o1EE1/13.1E/UMr Rese oMRR W W RLA5101Y66 he11 MLL E BTES/Pr*ve Evas R1.1.10 S1oE5/Strf le W AIR SURLY/sert M (me Mn LIMDSEY BU311OM/Troble

3155 IO, MD/Tee It Easy BMe SEEM E.T./YouGula Mva Men L.1,./111 4

15 AL JAROM/&.eklnr May ROLLING POES/MitiTg on A Fr166e KIN./Better Tlnts J. Æ1L5 BK/Gnlr.eld MG LAKE/Le le Me Tou Omo RICO 990. [011 KLENUCas6tn T1.AAIrgM... BILLY JOEL/51.'s Got A .y B6AC1 DD15/Cw b 11110 We

B3UKE/14111np In Love IÆ 010011/TM I t.0t T11g I

oMIEN*LSAP/I n' Mv$'Nase

6108KFRC San Francisco

PD: Gerry Cagle MD: Sandy Louie

1 2 I O/Phelael For A ` e

sots,. t MU. { M5/I ose, Co Tat. &1EL

5 1 b

KM t 10 B16/Ts64 IN Nerf ' s 6m S.í* Tue. ENF/L3.6 E's Groove MILE/Eery Little Tt16 51

8 MILL 1 MTEs/P**vee Eye N 20 1 - J. VILS 3010/G d

10 1 W RAME IICY .S/14005. Ose 12 I 0I6611 ROSS/My Do Fools fail In

N I6 I GEORGE /ENSOWTNrn Tor love Mama IO 1

1.1.1.1114J01/1r r1 Stop MI lee'

11 I 0NG STOES/STt M M 16 I LU 0R 1AMOROSS/.ver Too Wen 22 1 ITEOLA$WI010o (M Vert 13 1 oins MOSS 10310h tb

De

Te sf e I RIOT 9M6161ELD/111n FrrehIng 23 20 MILLMACK// G1. (Done, Mee, -

15 21 86IKE/Cantroser 8OE11/hr

ley Il 12 . d It Pup' Te

W 2123 BO) BEG Tryn' To v 14 LIT 31 24 11065E 1011../1017 1 Lem.32

23 L10Æ00 6IOL1.114 (100 11 O 26 SREER, EASTON/You Fould Mue ben Y

25 27 AL JAWIEMMre In This 10.0 To

30 23 26 Æ5//8.4ä34l *Or

1RB/,II 111,01111,01Pu1$,e N 27 30 00,S/1111O11E/Endless Lote

D 31 Set/Gall . 20 12 DAM f1lBEOG/1r0 Te Say

13 33 JEWMI0 5

'M m My PS/Men/91., M 24 34 FIR TO 51 sIN 6171

0 35 LOVFR0O ng for The Me. N 36 FOIEIBIE1/910R/&ºnt 35 37 AI J6YWee Cree, 191

b D AL MREA,/b.ekln May 37 )9 es/Imita Fr You 36 b STEVIE NICKS/Sta Oreppin IM N...

Amy BEACH BOYS/la. CO 6110 MT51 OSTIWEy6t IO.. 9.014.... 2M10 IRIS/Lov 1I LIMA Sark

ON 50(lA/L1e1. D.n n1

101 FM Los Angeles

PD: Bob Hamilton MD: David Grossman

Ya91/Phew. -E95F/Let's Groove

I /LflWEUER/yg

Turks

GO m'S/Pur Llps Na Sealed1

BARB16 STRE IO/Corn' In In Me Out U

ROYAL PHILM.011/tmk94 S Classics 5ARR0 MAMILM/T e 010 Sc1º GEORGE 1301501/Turn Yoe lay Moms

( M(ES/1 Cane( G6 For T e PJJ51OL 110 GANWTehe W LINDSE9 BUY110 ír11 Wu.

1 DIMRTERLASH/NW2n $Mart 1 1E11 DINK0/60. á15's Songe

1 POLICE/Every Little Ting 9, E B1E5/Rivale F.

F I STEVE MILLER BA0/Herz Llke g 1

18 I DIAM 0Æ6/11y Do fuels Fa11 In

29 1 J0UNE5/Mnn1 Stop Belley., 22 2 PAUL DA.S/CoolI 17 2 A. SUPPLY/Nero I M IJet Men N 2 IONIZE $ t Hove le.. 23 2 WINCY m1ES/Mt Oc 25 N EDDIE 6N81í9,1 11 Fould Lof* A

20 2 IX, 1CLSM/1 s*les In M Air 27 2 MINIS/6013 ys

0 21 BILLY .40.JOEL/Re'sIt nGel A MY 3. 28 INS/Shake It W

29/OR SIPPLII 609? trame g JD LRD/TMa F.9Y b

ADDS AMCKS S (EKFY/Lmee1l Ls. Bale MMLb/Seelore Den NO... MM

BOTS/Mee a Te Bond

BEACH H BO19/TS/fee Co lei(. N

s.EEM EASTON/You ..le Mye Men RICK S8611/61E13/1ov 16 0111,0+...

=SM KyyX Seattle

PD: Chet Rogers I MD: Elvin lchiyama

2 1

2 1

ONJ/Pnnecel 011AR5EOLASx/1rdo N le93} aAM ROSS/161 Co

For fe.4131 In

OE1OE8/MMNg ólrl L NÆE, BI(B1xDM/uo11. MOIS l 101ÆY/Later { Lace MLL l BTES/1 Cn't Co Fr TatON 01L aNONO/Te1reum e S9s p00 STEMAR*/3om9 u

GEORGE BENSON/Turn Tor Lev Mound ENf/Le'a Groove AKRO.//pMe1t Stop 6011.911' MLL Bn5/Gooe M qM DD WS/Pur ups N

re Seo.

pI EEN/BONE/Ilner STEIN 91LE0 9A61/.9erl , EOM[ 9681TT/So..oM Coule Loe A

J. CE ILS e3w/IDn,rfol0

H 2 45 ROILING 5+005/01(119 S A Fr1n0 2 21 ROYAL PN111MMO11/190194 DI Classics í 22 BAN» STEISAW/fein* In Md Put Or

25 23 ROMIE NILS.(/I 0041dn1 levm Nisse Il 26 MICE/Evert LIttl Teng 91

16 25 CTILL1RACNB1 Girl 10036. Gan{. N 26 KM a T0 GANG/Tee aha Vert D 27 6RG LAKE/Le N Lo,. You gare

26 SEEM EASSWYou Could hue Been 29 BILLY »L/Se's GM A Nay SIe D. FOGECB6W/Leeder a T. Band 31 LW,. It Easy ON N 32 0011E NEWTON/The Swt.s0 Tle, (I 33 RICK 5.110 IELD/LO4. 16 Alright...

ACOS 011 61111G/bNharn Ps111c B ILLY SW16dw K112e Lover 0M./ MLL b60MNn' Our love Ai i. mN OLEAWGstIM In Te Ah

OI 915 SUPL1/5..91 Lemme *LLU/11 1 M$ 5ou O.Iv +ROE/1367-5309/Jnny

91EAKM/MWM T . N JMOW/6rllneeMey AIR U M S/TI1l

BEACH OMS/Ume M Plth le LOIERBOY/.r11ag fr Th eke BUKE/F$II*ng In Love

PD: Jack Regan MD: Alan Sledge

i1

21

23 0

0J/ITYeIc*1 l I NÆE, BU> I 1peV 0re11 eG

FaE1oJEwMt*ag Fr i. RO STERAMT/Yomg Turks .101.1.1.161.101.1.1.16.101.1.1.16111 Stop 0611.111 MICAS 6 ORLL.//Laster { Iwo DIAM ROSS/Why M imis 4e l In

MO COON ON No

OMRtER3LO5iU/MrgnOFs bnps

MICE/6rry Llftle Tl, 51

MLL 13Kf1S/Cal Night Æ6Æ 0EI6019Turn o u

CMILL1.ACK/N 0I31 I9oe,efwo ni ENT/Let's Groove

LL{ CATS/1 Cn11 Co For Tiarik EmIE RABITT/SeeMe UUU Loe n

BNBM STRISAI0/Cee1 In Me Wt Jr

ÆKSIS/b MOT At AII J. GEILS BAR/Centerfold ELO/TwlllgM MME NIISAP/I Wouldn't DAN fO«IBERG/lee0 01 The B

s,< Band

25 N DD OMS Ou LI P$ M He, a AIR S6RY/Sw.9t Oves

ACOS 25

BILLY JJEL%9ha.4fcbPltn N

1oY69eo1/119 For T Y N7K e1 UB/te. It .ay S le ADUL R.uM.uN/hok.9 S Pesa,_;

ON WILE 10,01/115e ...est Ting 11

CARS/9.. II b MIING STONES/Welting On A Frite MON EAS1Ce/bei Coule My Men W *YE EEN/0/Me Mesure 960 LAN/Ut bu0c. ma STAM/Nack My Brahe

1316 San Diego

PD: Jeff Lucifer MD: Rick Gillette

u11//Yeldel ROYAL MILM3.031/xueW M Classiez FWFIGIEWMItIng For A Glrl Fer/Leis Groove CORIODOES/ON b LUTER M101ÆS/Nye4 Tm Mete 1m STEIIrIT/To.g Tr. GO WS/Ow Llps M. 36IN

1 QUIIEY JONES/Just once MICE/Erwv Little Tirq Sn

MIRE POST/,T0$y ire M111 .. n T 1 N10L { t0 B1W(W IP Nrf

DIA16 ROSS/Sy M imis Fel I In

GEORGE BENSON/Turn ber Love round QWRtERiLASwIM6n M Mart

1 I ROSS/RICNIE/EM16as Lov$ 0 25 1 MLL t MIES/1 Can't Ge For T9tIM

14 1 RaL1K SToIES/Stwt We M e 1 ICKS l ONEYRoemr { Ls.

112 20.01143/Don't

2 0666WM.E/1Aldrp Be leste

24 22 LMOSE5 BICKI WM/Trro1Me 17 2 CARI CARLrON/S1.'s A B6 ha Sa. 16 2 CM1g CROSS/Arthur's Ter (Me 27 2 IEIL DIAMplO/5asf Songs 19 2 AL JARREAU/Mre In TI* L04 Io 29 2 ROLLING STONES/ WeI1eg DI A Frlµa 26 2 iWEIBER/u0nt

0 29 FALL arsi/C.1 NI

31 30 SNES. EASTON/Fr Eye..

ACIDS BARBRA PNEISAND/Cmin In 0e Mt Of

50EM EASTWYou Could hv. Ben W

RICK SM*IMB1Em/Le. Is AIr19M...

ON 31N0 5*A66/rsA 15' &aln KONY 6OERS/Blen Of Glory

Denver

PD: Doug Erikson MD: Gloria Avila

FOU iOER/wel.Ip fr A Girl mMKDOEs/a b 300 S.MART/Yomg Tr.

M NICKS a IENIET/Le1Mr I Loe

»Met/Don' Stop MI leregn

H 1 LIMSEY 0ILII906M/Tro11. 0il MAMO10/Tetrdeys SOn94

DAN F6Æ106RJI9re to Sa. ARS/A1 10

1 I RONIIE 11ILW/1 bula. IS.. Misse AIR SUPLY/I9r. 1 le Chat Men

1 1 POLICE/Every Llffle Ting Sn

N I0 POST/e. IMee Frm HI I .. 10 1 PALL BVIS/OMoI 5I911 n 1 BAM 10X1105/TM 0*d sdnps 16 1 MLL 4 atES//Ira1. Fe$ n 1 105/111. M1gM Puls 26 1 0WM SAEISA10/la1l' In Md St Or

17 2 CM15 CHOSE/ Thar 18441

23 2 1. GEILS 5220/Onlrlold 22 22 STF6E MILLER .0/Mart 0164 A WMe1

24 2 MIL E 2 EBDIESN81n/Can't /5mrlM o Cou. ( d Lm A

D 25 DEMIS 00YS/(o9 Co 1130 N 29 26 SOEM EASTGM/Yau Could W* Bn 6

27 21 aILLIRACMM GirI ODw. Gw, 28 213 fN.S/51.09 II W 30 29

0 D JU CE 0Wto1/T/eeSwet N Tl 01 A

lipeed

Amy RIB 5861x61610/104. 15 0(7(561... OEG LAKE/U3 Me Love Yeu Ore ÆL 510MON/Y. a La. 095 FOOLBBO/1M6.7 Of 56 Bµ0

ON m 6619/0r Llps Are S.I. RYAL leil.1 8011/Mbo.d ON Classics IRB/T.. It 6ey 16 le B ILLY AEL/$1.1, Ge g .1

KIIS FM Los Angeles 702.7 PD: Don Benson

MD: Danny Lemos NJ/W16.1

FCREIMEN/MItim For I C N ROYAL RIILIM.OII/IsokMm Cleslcs

ROD STEWMI/Yemg Ter. N Mt a BTES/I Cnet fe For T.tIN

ENF/Les Groove DD WS/Sr Lies Ne S.I. GEME BENSON/Turn Tour lov Nomd

H 1 oIMTEOL3gW19rOn IM 15rt I 1 JW.OY/Dm' Step Bel Ieln'

200L L THE GAM/Take IM hr 1 OAR BRA S,REISADD/Coeln In AM St 0e

I MICE/Frry Little Tlrg 51 I I L106E1. g13A1.E6/,ro11 1 1 WIEM/9091E/UNr Armure

2 I

WI1Ey APES/Ju9t Dee 011. 019N093/9as9r04ya Sag,

1 I DIANA ROSS/Sr M fools feel I In 1 1 LUTOR VMWÆS/Nvr Too 0Mh 20 20 MIS IAOSS/Nfnur's Ter (bet N 21 PALL BVIg/Coo3 Hier 22 22 1,014I4,001105/6 b 26 23 J. «ILS BAm/Gnteto(d 29 24 N CKS & 06LE3/Leenr a I.E. 25 25 HEYE MILLER BA.O/I9rf LI64 g Rhee 19 N BARRY MMILOI/TM old Regs 23 21 MU. l BTES//Ivet Eyes 31 28 BILLY J«L/Shane Got A bey D 25 ELII/TangM N 31 NGLUNG 5TaES/16I312 ON A Frind L 31 BEACH BOYS/fee fe 99th We

D 12 JUICE KK,011/11. Sweetest T*lig (I 0 33 11CK SMllp*FWOe* is Alright.. 0 34 L16/Tate It .e. S N

27 35 AL RRBEAU/berti In T. lave Ti

«OS 50610 0051ON/Ym G91á W* Men h

CMS/511.k. IF W

$ Àr '1 Phoenix

FM 104

PD: Dave Anthony MD: Steve Goddard

H ll a CATES/I Can(. For Net. D9M*ERLAB/leeen W Mart

N J. Æ ILS B22O/Gntrtole N.5 { OBEY/LMther a Lem

N »ROT/Don't Stop MI IM1. 1(6065POLICF/Evrey Little Ting 51

LINGSFr BLOONM/treel H 1 BARBU 5161500/Rae' In Ma au, u.

CHILLISACK/Ny Girl IOM, óa0, I «0515/b OMIT At All

oIEEN/B011E/DMr Pressera I ROME .LW/1 b f ler9 M*sze

01e. DI61ENDn6*3a Songs 1 1 RG0 STE9M+/3en9 TrCl.

GWS/51ehe 11 te a 1 *ELL ANG STOES/eltIny On A ane

Il I PAT BENATAR/Prose.s In Nie 22 I PALL A1 Nape Id 1 STEVE MILLER ILLB llMiel 2e 20 L Moreno Fr T. W. 25 N EDDIE RA870/Seal, Gee Laso A

FA 26 22 ME. _TOW5M Could leva Men 23 23 RI. STAIR/reek N &ovin 27 24 .YAL .1LIM110e1/.. ri Classics 3 25 GEORGE BEMSOU.u03 Your lare round 26 26 ÆL FM14101e/(0a a Leant

25 27 DAN FOGEMERG/Lees, a Te Bene

D 26 JUICE nongt/TM 5.$3$43 TI, (1

D 29 RIM SPRI.IFLO/Love Is D N MACH BOYS/CelaGo Witte Me

19M...

9m5 BILLY J«L/Shee be A

MG LAKE/Le He lev. You BOB Æ666/F.91 Like A Mme.

ON L*B/Tak$ 11 E.9Y M .

(H) indicates one of the five "hottest') records on each Parallel One' playlist.



EAST Most Added . Hottest Air Supply Hall Et Oates Bob Seger Olivia Newton -John Eddie Schwartz J. Gelb Band

ADDS 49£ HOTS Music Key: (DP) indicates the song is getting play during certain parts of the day and/or night (R.4) indicates the song was dropped from the pia ylist then re -added.

SOUTH Most Added Hottest

A r Supply Hall Et Oates little River Band OBvb Newton -John Barry Menllow J. Gelb Band

EAST PARALLEL TWO

WBBFIRochestsr, NY Jay Stevens

BILLY JOEL Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 DIANA ROSS 5-3 NEIL DIAMOND 8-5 OUARTERFLASH 9-7 GEORGE BENSON 13-8

WICCIBrldgport CT Bob Mitchell

ROYAL PHILHARMONI EDDIE SCHWARTZ Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 ONJ 3-2 QUARTERFLASH 7-4 NICKS & HENLEY 10-5 HALL & OATES 19-10

WKEEIHundngton, WV

Gary Miller

BOB SEGER DON MCLEAN EDDIE SCHWARTZ DEL SHANNON Hottest: ONJ 1-1 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 7-2 HALL & OATES 14-4 J. GEILS BAND 13-5 EW&F 19-11

W PSTITrenta. NJ Torn Taylor

GENESIS Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 QUARTERFLASH 8-5 J. GEILS BAND 15-10 HALL L OATES 18-14 ROLLING STONES 20-16

WTRYIAlbany, NY

BM GMB

AIR SUPPLY RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: ONJ 1-1 JOURNEY 9-5 J. GEILE BAND 13-7 NICKS & HENLEY 11-8 CARS 26-19

WAEBIABantovn. PA

Jefferson Ward

AIR SUPPLY EDDIE SCHWARTZ DOMINGO & DENVER GREG LAKE Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 ONJ 2-2 ROD STEWART 3-3 DIANA ROSS 4-4 GO GO'S 18-13

KC101INew Haven, CT Danny Lyons

AIR SUPPLY GREG LAKE EDDIE SCHWARTZ IRENE CARA BALANCE (RA) Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 BARBRA STREISAND 8-6 GEORGE BENSON 11-9 HALL L OATES 12-10 ROLLING STONES 20-14

WFBRIBaldmon, MD Andy Saulinskl

JENNIFER WARNES SNEAKER BEACH BOYS BILLY JOEL Hottest: ROYAL PHILHARMONI 1-1 ROD STEWART 2-2 NICKS L HENLEY 8-4 HALL L OATES 11-8 GO GO'S 19-16

WBIYLong island, NY

ea Terry

GIDEA PARK Hottest: DIANA ROSS 7-3 ROD STEWART 9-6 SURF 12-7 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 11-8 NICKS 6 HENLEY 13-9

WTIC-FMYHartford CT Ride Donahue

JUICE NEWTON SHEENA EASTON Hottest: ONJ 1-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 J. GEILS BAND 5-3 HALL & OATES 18-15 BARBRA STREISAND 24-18

0106/York. PA

Dan Steele

AIR SUPPLY BILLY SPRIER EDDIE SCHWARTZ Hottest: ONJ 1-1 ROD STEWART 4-2 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 8-4 HALL, L OATES 11-9 ROYAL PHILHARMONI 23-18

WHFMIRocheeter, NY Aimee Peck

GREG LAKE AIR SUPPLY DAN FOGELBERG KISS Hottest: ONJ 1-1 GEORGE BENSON 12-6 BARBRA STREISAND 16-11 JUICE NEWTON 17-14 SHEENS EASTON 27-22

K104IErle, PA

Bill Shannon

BILLY SOUIER BARRY MANILOW QUEEN/BOWIE EW&F Hottest: ONJ 1-1 JOURNEY 3-2 CHILLIWACK 5-3 ROD STEWART 4-4 AC/DC 30-24

V100/Cherieston, WV Jay Jarvis

BEACH BOYS EW&F SHEENA EASTON Hottest: DIANA ROSS 3-1 NICKS & HENLEY 9-3 NEIL DIAMOND 30-4 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 8-5 BARBRA STREISAND 70-10

WKRZfiMIWIScee-Berre, PA Jim Rising

NEIL YOUNG EDDIE SCHWARTZ BUCKNER & GARCIA RUSH STEVE CARLISLE HENRY PAUL BAND SOFT CELL Hottest: LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 2-1 ROD STEWART 3-2 OUARTERFLASH 4-3 DIANA ROES 6-4 NICKS L HENLEY 11-6

lQFLY/Abany, NY Bunt Phillips

BILLY JOEL DAN FOGELBERG RICK SPRINGFIELD SHEILA Hottest: ONJ 1-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 CHILLIWACK 11-7 QUARTERFLASH I3 -P HALL & CATES 16-11

WVBF/Boston, MA Reg Johns

SNEAKER CARPENTERS Hottest: BARRY MANILOW 7-1

DIANA ROSS 9-5 NEIL DIAMOND 11-7 PAUL DAVIS 22-19 NICKS 6 HENLEY 26-23

WCAOIBaltlmon, MD Scott Richards

AIR SUPPLY EDDIE SCHWARTZ DEL SHANNON BILL CHAMPLIN Hottest: ROD STEWART 1-1 ROYAL PHILHARMONI LINDSEY BUCKINGHA HALL & OATES 16-8 NEIL DIAMOND 18-11

10-5 11-6

WDRC-FMIHerttord, CT Peul Robera

BEACH BOYS RICK SPRINGFIELD DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: ONJ 1-1 EW&F 3-2 J. GEILS BAND 4-3 HALL & OATES 12-7 GECRGE BENSON 16-10

WRCKIUtIce, NY

Jkn Reta

LRB GENESIS BEACH BOYS KISS Hottest: ONJ 1-1 NICKS 6 HENLEY 6-5 QUARTERFLASH 10-7 J. GEILS BAND 11-10 HALL & OATES 15-12

3WrBi glrnptont NY

Scott Michaels

SHEILA ZZ TOP BALANCE DEL SHANNON Hottest: JOURNEY 4-1 ROD STEWART 5-3 J. GEILS BAND 13-8 HALL L OATES 16-11 ROLLING STONES 25-16

WPNDIBuffelo, NY

John Plecillo

GENESIS BILLY SQUIER BUCKNER 6 GARCIA Hottest: NICKS & HENLEY 1-1 HALL & OATES 2-2 J. GEILS BAND 5-4 OUEEN/BOWIE 12-7 EW&F 14-A

WLAN-FMILancester, PA Deve Russell

EDDIE SCHWARTZ BOB SEGER Hottest: ROD STEWART 2-1 LINDE L HENLEY 9-6

WZYOIFradarlck, MD LINDSEY BUCKINGHA ]3-9 HALL & OATES 15-10 Bop Hop J. GEILS BAND 19-13

GENESIS NEIL YOUNG BEACH BOYS AC/DC Hottest: ONJ 1-1 NICKS L HENLEY 10-S J. GEILS BAND B-6 DIANA ROSS 12-9 HALL & OATES 19-12

PARALLEL THREE

13FEA/Mancheeter, NH Keith Lemire

DAN FOGELBERG AIR SUPPLY RICK SPRINGFIELD DEL SHANNON BOB SEGER Hottest: ONJ 1-1 HALL 6 OATES P-8 JOURNEY 10-10 GO GO'S 14-14 BARBRA STREISANC 17-17

WCIRBackhy, WV Jim Martin

ALABAMA BILL CHAMPLIN GENESIS BARRY MANILOW BOB SEGER Hottest: ONJ 1-1 JUICE NEWTON 8-2 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 13-4 QUEEN/BOWIE 10-5 HALL L OATES 16-8

WFBGIAltoone, PA Tony Booth

DONNIE IRIS BILL CHAMPLIN BOB SEGER GENESIS Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 4-3 NEIL DIAMOND 9-6 J. GEILS RAND 13-11 GEORGE BENSON 20-13

Pr/GUY/Bangor. ME

David Cob

SOFT CELL NEIL YOUNG BARBRA STEEISAND BOB SEGER PAUL DAVIS Hottest: NICKS & HENLEY 10-1 J. CEILS BAND 19-11 QUARTERFLASH 22-12 BILLY JOEL 24-15 BEACH BOYS 30-22

WJBQIPorIhnd, ME Brien Phoenix

RUSH BERTIE HIGGINS BOB SEGER JENNIFER WARNER Hottest: QUARTFRFLASH 5-1 J. GEILS BAND 15-9 NICKS & HENLEY 79-23 KISS 31-76 ROLLING S'ONFS 38-28

WTSN/Dover, NH Jim Sebastian

BEACH BOYS DEL SHANNON SHEENA EASTON Hottest: ONJ 1-1 BARRY MANILOW 3-2 ROD STEWART 4-3 JUICE NEWTON 8-7 NEIL DIAMOND 15-10

WIGYIBath ME Woe Mitchell AIR SUPPLY RONNIE MILSAP LOVERBOY PAUL DAVIS DAM FOGELBERG Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 ROD STEWART 2-7 JUICE NEWTON 10-6 JOURNEY 13-7 HALL 6 OATES 17-12

WLAM/Lewhton, ME Ciro Layne AIR SUPPLY ALABAMA AL JARREAU LRB LULU ROLLING STONES Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 DIANA ROSS 3-2 ONJ 4-3 NEIL DIAMOND 11-6 HALL 6 OATES 12-9

36XIUParkersburg, WV Tarry Lee Collins EWLF DAN FOGELBERG BARRY MANILOW JUICE NEWTON Hottest: AIR SUPPLY 2-1 CLIFF RICHARD 7-2 RONNIE MILSAP 9-4 QUARTERFLASH 16-8 BILLY JOEL 39-29

WACZ/Bangor, ME Michael O'Hara SOFT CELL FOREIGNER STEVE CARLISLE BOB SEGER Hottest: ONJ 1-1 FOREIGNER 3-3 NICKS & HENLEY 7-4 ROD STEWART 8-6 J. GEILS BAND 10-7

WHEBIPortsmouth, NH

Rick Been

SHEENA EASTON AIR SUPPLY .Hottest: ONJ 1-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 NICKS 6 HENLEY 10-6 HALL & OATES 14-7 GEORGE BENSON 17-13

SOUTH PARALLEL TWO

BJ1061Oriendo, FL

Tom West

RICK SPRINGFIELD BOB SEGER DEL SHANNON CARPENTERS BALANCE AIR SUPPLY T.G. SHEPPARD RUSH Hottest: ONJ 1-1 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 11-7 J. GEILS BAND 13-10 BARBRA STREISAND 17-12 HALL & OATES 19-14

KEELBlreveport LA Kevin Davie

CARPENTERS LULU BARRY MANILOW DEL SHANNON Hottest: ONJ 2-1 ROYAL PHILHARMONI 3-2 NICKS & HENLEY 13-U BARBRA STREISAND 19-13 GEORGE BENSON 26-15

KTSABan Antonio, TX J.J. Rodrigue:

DAN FOGELBERG AIR SUPPLY Hottest: ONJ 1-1 EW6F 13-9 KOOL & THE GANG 18-14 OUINCY JONES 19-15 NICKS G. HENLEY 24-19

KXX1OSIBlrminghem, AL Chris Trane

JUICE NEWTON ROYAL PHILHARMONI LRB AIR SUPPLY EDDIE SCHWARTZ SHEENA EASTON HENRY PAUL BAND Hottest: ONJ 1-1 LOVERBOY 24-17 GEORGE BENSON 77-20 ROLLING STONES 28-21 DAN FOGELBERG 29-23

QUAKY/Louisville. KY

Jack Poesy

Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND 2-1 NICKS 6 HENLEY 7-3 EDDIE BABBITT 5-4 LULU 6-5 SHEENA EASTON 12-11

WAXY/Ft Lauderdale, FL

Rick Shaw

ST. NICK BARRY MANILOW DAN FOGELBERG EDDIE BABBITT LRB LULU Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 JOURNEY 5-3 GEORGE BENSON 9-5 BARBRA STREISAND 17-7 NEIL DIAMOND 18-8

WAYSICharbtte, NC Lou Simon

STEVE CARLISLE LRB AIR SUPPLY Hottest: ONJ 1-1 ROYAL PHILHARMONI 3-2 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA G -G HALL L OATES 12-8 JUICE NEWTON 14-10

WBBOIAugusa, GA

Bruce Stevens

BARRY MANILOW ALABAMA NEIL YOUNG SHEILA Hottest: EWLF 2-1 ROYAL PHILHARMONI 17-11 JUICE NEWTON 18-12 J. GEILS BAND 23-1G BARBRA STREISAND 25-20

WFMF/Baton Rouge, LA Randy Rica

AL JARREAR LRB AIR SUPPLY Hottest: EWLF 5-1 QUARTERFLASH 11-0 HALL & OATES 14-9 JUICE NEWTON 23-18 LOVERBOY 79-26

WOHINorfolk. VA Bob Canes

BARRY MANILOW T.G. SHEPPARD MADLEEN KANE NEIL YOUNG JOSE FELICIANO Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND 1-1 BILLY JOEL 5-2 EDDIE BABBITT 8-4 BEACH BOYS 9-8 HALL & OATES 11-9

W HBOIMemphis, TN Mike Scalzi

NICKS 6 HENLEY AIR SUPPLY BEACH BOYS PEABO BRYSON Hottest: DIANA ROSS 1-1 ROYAL PHILHARMONI 6-2 GEORGE BENSON 8-6 BARBRA STREISAND 11-7 NEIL DIAMOND 12-9

WJDXIJackaon. MS Bill Craws

ROCKIE ROBBINS AIR SUPPLY LRB Hottest: ONJ 1-1 ROD STEWART 3-2 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 6-4 EW&F 9-6 HALL & OATES 73-14

WSGNIBIrmhnghem, AL Welt Brown

DAN FOGELBERG BILLY JOEL LRB Hottest: ONJ 1-1 DIANA ROSS 3-2 JUICE. NEWTON 4-3 NICKS & HENLEY 6-4 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 7-6

WTIXINew Orleans, LA Gary Franklin

DAN FOGELBERG LULU RICK SPRINGFIELD BILLY SQUIER SHEILA Hottest: DIANA ROSS 1-1 QUARTERFLASH 7-4 HALL & OATES 10-6 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 13-9 JOURNEY 22-12

Y1O3IJacksorivilb, FL

Dave Scott

ROYAL PHILHARMONI BEACH BOYS RONNIE MILSAP AIR SUPPLY Hottest: ONJ 1-1 HALL & OATES 7-5 EW&F 9-6 OUARTERFLASH 11-8 J. CEILS BAND 14-9

WRVO/RkMnond, VA Ba Thronas

JOHN HALL BAND RUSH EDDIE SCHWARTZ HALL & OATES Hottest: CHILLIWACK 2-1 JOURNEY A-6 GO GO'S 13-8 QUEEN/BOWIE 14-10 BILLY JOEL 15-11

FM100lMamphb, TN Tom Prestlglecomo

DAN FOGELBERG J. GEILS BAND (dp) Hottest: QUINCY JONES 2-1 BARRY MANILOW 8-5 ROYAL PHILHARMONI 13-6 ROC STEWART 14-7 KOOL G. THE GANG 11-9

WSKZ1Chettanooga, TN Devh Carron

EWLF DAN FOGELBERG BERTIE HIGGINS EDDIE BABBITT GENESIS ZZ TOP Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 HALL & OATES 12-5 J. GEILS BAND 10-7 ROLLING STONES 22-1P CARS 24-19

KINTIEI Peso, TX Jim Zlppo

DONNIE IRIS BOB SEGER NIKKI WILLS BILL CHAMPLIN AIR SUPPLY Hottest: ONJ 1-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 ROD STEWART 4-3 RICK SPRINGFIELD 17-12 ROLLING STONES 24-13

KXIO INaehvNN, TN Jon Anthony

BARRY MANILOW DAN FOGELBERG JUICE NEWTON EDDIE SCHWARTZ AL JARREAU SNEAKER SHEILA Hottest: NICKS & HENLEY 3-1 EW&F 4-5 ONJ 2-7 GEORGE BENSON 15-9 PAUL DAVIS 18-10

KJ100ILouisvaa KY Kevin O'Neal

DAN FOGELBERG EDDIE SCHWARTZ BOB SEGER DONNIE IRIS Hottest: NICKS & HENLEY 4-1 JOURNEY 2-2 ROD STEWART 9-4 QUARTERFLASH 6-5 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 13-7

KHFIIAusHn, TX

Ed Volkmen JUICE NEWTON Hottest: ONJ 2-1 JOURNEY 4-2 NICKS 6 HENLEY 5-4 ROD STEWART 6-5 HALL & OATES 9-8

WQRKINorfolk, VA Bence Garswsy DAN FOGELBERG LRB Hottest: ONJ 1-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 GEORGE BENSON 20-12 BARBRA STREISAND 22-14 ROYAL PHILHARMONI D-19

KFMKIHouston, TX Jerry Steele

BILLY JOEL JOHNNY LEE BEACH BOYS Hottest: ONJ 1-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 NEIL DIAMOND 11-9 JUICE NEWTON 14-1? KOOL & THE GANG 25-15

KOSYLittee Rock. AR Save Kelly

EDDIE BABBITT BALANCE DONNIE IRIS Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 ONJ 2-2 NICKS & HENLEY 4-3 HALL 6 OATES 8-5 OUARTERFLASH 13-7

G1001Mob1Ia AL Scott Griffith AIR SUPPLY BEACH BOYS FOREIGNER ROYAL PHILHARMONI Hottest: NICKS L HENLEY 6-1 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 7-2 J. GEILS BAND 8-3 HALL 6 OATES 15-6 JUICE NEWTON 14-13

WAAYIHuntavNle, AL Jim Kerdrieks BARRY MANILOW (COL & THE GANG BOB SEGER GIDEA PARK Hottest: HALL & OATES 3-1 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 2-2 NICKS 6 HENLEY 4-4 BERTIE HIGGINS 7-7 EW&F 20-13

CK1011Cokos Beech FL

Ray St James

BILLY JOEL SHEENA EASTON ROLLING STONES GREG LAKE CARPENTERS BEACH BOYS DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: AIR SUPPLY 6-1 COMMODORES 7-2 QUARTERFLASH 5-5 NICKS 6 HENLEY 14-7 NEIL DIAMOND 24-11

WSEZANkamrt$Wmó NC Bob Mahoney

AIR SUPPLY STEVE CARLISLE SHEENA EASTON Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 6-2 NICKS E. HENLEY 16-9 PAUL DAVIS 17-13 ROYAL PHILHARMONI 33-2

KSETFM/EI Paeo, TX Jeff Rieke

QUINCY JONES AIR SUPPLY BEACH BOYS RICK SPRINGFIELD (dp) Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 LTD 7-5 HALL & OATES 9-7 IRENE CARA 19-12 SHEENA EASTON D-27

8371Nwv Orisons, LA ShombyNolpe AIR SUPPLY BEACH BOYS DR. JOHN Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 GO GO'S 5-4 KOOL & THE GANG 14-10 J. GEILS BAND 15-11 HALL 6 OATES 18-13

WOKUKnoxvNu, TN Gary Adkins

BILLY JOEL SNEAKER EDDIE SCHWARTZ NEIL YOUNG SHEILA Hottest: ONJ 2-1 HALL & OATES 11-6 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 10-9 J. GEILS BAND 19-14 BERTIE HIGGINS 33-23

WCSCICherlpton, SC Chris Bailey

DEL SHANNON QUINCY JONES KISS HENRY PAUL BAND Hottest: ONJ 1-1 BARBRA STREISAND 10-8 ROYAL PHILHARMONI 18-1 CARS 21-18 BILLY JOEL 23-19

WBCYICharlotte, NC

Bob Kaghen

HENRY PAUL BAND (rip)

Hottest: ROD STEWART 1-1 J. GEILS BAND 5-2 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 6-3 JOURNEY 10-/ HAIL & OATES 13-10

WMAK-FMINsehvllle, TN

Scooter Devis

BARRY MANILOW (dp) AL JARREAU (dp) DEL SHANNON (dp) HENRY PAUL BAND (do) Hottest: ROD STEWART 7-1 PAUL DAVIS 20-16 GEORGE BENSON 22-17 J. GEILS BAND 24-19 SHEENA EASTON 29-24

WANSFMIGreemMs, SC Sam Church

BEACH BOYS BILLY SOUIER ALABAMA Hottest: ONJ 1-1 NICKS 6 HENLEY 13-6 ROD STEWART 12-7 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 14-9 J. GEILS BAND 22-15

WDOOIDayaru Beach FL

Rick Knight

DOMINGO & DENVER RICK SPRINGFIELD HENRY PAUL BAND MADLEEN KANE Hottest: BERTIE HIGGINS 1-1 J. GEILS BAND 2-2 HALL & OATES 10-3 QUARTERFLASH 9-6 PAUL DAVIS 19-13

WENT/Huntsville, Al. Chuck McCartney

HENRY PAUL BAND KOOL & THE GANG BEACH BOYS Hottest: ONJ 1-1 DIANA ROSS 5-7 NICKS & HENLEY 6-4 ENGE 9-8 HALL L OATES 15-11

KZFMICorpie Christi, TX

C.C. Chandler

BOB SEGER DONNIE TRIS MADLEEN KANE BILL CHAMPLIN NIKKI WILLS Hottest: ONJ 1-1 FOREIGNER 6-3 COMMODORES 8-4 EW&F 5-5 KOOL & THE GANG 12-7

KROKBIrevport LA Harrison/Greer

RICK SPRINGFIELD SHEENA EASTON BILLY JOEL LRB DAN FOGELBERG AIR SUPPLY ROYAL PHILHARMONI FOREIGNER (dp) Hottest: ONJ 1-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 NICKS & HENLEY 9-3 HALL 6 OATES 16-11 J. GEILS BAND 20-13

WM/Charleston, SC B a Martln

BOB SEGER HALL 6 OATES

8 DONNIE IRIS NEIL YOUNG Hottest: JOURNEY 2-1 ROD STEWART 4-4 QUEEN/BOWIE 16-13 J. GEILS BAND 19-17 BILLY SOUIER 23-20

WNOXIKnoxvae. TN

B M Everts

Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 JOURNEY 5-3 GEORGE BENSON 12-9 CARS 25-20 LRB D-25

PARALLEL THREE

KILEIGalveston, TX Scott Taylor

AIR SUPPLY BILLY JOEL BARRY MANILOW LRB HENRY PAUL BAND BOB SEGER DON MCLEAN Hottest: DIANA ROSS 2-1 KOOL L THE GANG 8-5 GEORGE BENSON 10-7 QUARTERFLASH 16-9 STEVE MILLER BAND 15-11

WCOOICobm:bus. GA B ob Raleigh

LOVERBOY NEIL YOUNG (dp) BOB SEGER (dp) Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 ONJ 2-2 JOURNEY 4-3 ROD STEWART 5-4 QUARTERFLASH 9-7

WISEIAshevilla, NC

John Stevens

BOB SEGER DEL SHANNON SHEENA EASTON CAN FOGELBERG KOOL & THE GANG SHEILA Hottest: J. GEILS BAND 1-1 HALL 6 CATES 9-4 QUARTERFLASH 17-8 GO GO'S 18-10 ROLLING STONES 24-13

WFOXIGainsevile, GA

Hank Dole

LRB GREG LAKE RICK SPRINGFIELD BERTIE HIGGINS Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 JUICE NEWTON In -6 GEORGE BENSON 15-12 J. GEILS BAND 19-15 CARS 22-19

KPURIAmsrdlo, TX Dan Wilson

RICK SPRINGFIELD CARS AIR SUPPLY Hottest: ONJ 2-1 NICKS 6 HENLEY 4-3 OUARTERFLASH 14-8 HALL & OATES 17-12 GEORGE BENSON 27-2C

36SGFISevennah GA J.P. Hunter

BARRY MANILOW TEDDY PENDERGRASS AL JARREAU DON MCLEAN GENESIS (dp) Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 QUARTERFLASH 14-10 STEVE MILLER BAND 15-13 HALL & OATES 16-14 EDDIE BABBITT 22-20

Z102/Sevamtah. GA Jonadwn Keyes

JUICE NEWTON BILLY JOEL GREG LAKE Hottest: ONJ 1-1 QUARTERFLASH 12-7 ROYAL PHILHARMONI 13-8 GEORGE BENSON 20-15 J. GEILS BAND 23-17

KQIZ-FM/AmeriSo, TX Tkm Butler

LRB AIR SUPPLY ALABAMA Hottest: C. CHRISTIAN 2-1 NICKS 6 HENLEY 15-9 ROD STEWART 18-10 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 19-13 DAN FOGELBERG 29-22

KVOULefeyette. LA Philip Rankin

BOB SEGER DEL SHANNON NEIL YOUNG HENRY PAUL BAND TEDDY PENDERGRASS Hottest: NICKS & HENLEY 8-1 HALL & OATES 16-8 EWRF 25-14 GO GO'S 30-18 LRB D-24

WXLKIRosnoka VA Russ Brown

RONNIE MILSAP LTD STEVIE NICKS JUICE NEWTON BILLY JOEL Hottest: POLICE 2-1 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 6-3 ONJ 9-6 QUARTERFLASH 14-7 HALL & OATES 19-1'

KSEL-FMILubbock, TX Stan Castles

BILLY SOUIER NEIL YOUNG GENESIS Hottest: NICKS & HENLEY 1-1 J. GEILS BAND 10-7 LOVERBOY 15-11 HALL & OATES 17-14 SUE SAAD 19-1G

KKOVANkhha Falb, TX Greg King

EDDIE SCHWARTZ HENRY PAUL BAND BALANCE Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 ROD STEWART 4-4 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 7-5 HALL & GATES 11-8 J. GEILS BAND 17-13

WOLFIT.Yhaesee, FL

Ned Smith

BARRY MANILOW ALABAMA QUINCY JONES Hottest: FOREIGNER 7-1 EWLF 5-2 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 17-14 J. GEILS BAND 31-2P BALANCE 33-3n

0101/Merkpan. MS Charge Foxe

Hottest: ONJ 1-1 COMMODORES 2-2 GENESIS 3-3 NICKS & HENLEY 4-4 QUARTERFLASH 11-11

QlOiiGuMdert AL Leo Davie

LRB KOOL & THE GANG BARRY MANILOW EDDIE SCHWARTZ Hottest: ONJ 3-1 COMMODORES 7-2 JUICE' NEWTON 5-3 J. GEILS BAND 8-4 HALL & OATES 11-P

WFLBIFeyetteville, NC

Larry Cannon

BARRY MANILOW BILL CHAMPLIN BOB SEGER KISS CARPENTERS PATTI AUSTIN Hottest: JUICE NEWTON 4-2 GEORGE BENSON 13-10 QUARTERFLASH 21-17 HALL L OATES 23-20 ROLLING STONES 30-23



MIDWEST Most Added, Hottest. Rick Springfield Nicks Er Henley Beach Boys Olivia Newton -John Den Fogelberg Undsey Buckingham

ADDS & HOTS Music Key: (DP) indicates the song is getting play during certain parts of the day and/or night (RAJ indicates

the song was dropped from the pla ylis t thee re -added.

WEST Most Added Hottest Dan Fogelberg Hall Er Oates Air Supply Olivia Newton -John Beach Boys Rod Stewart Barry Manilow

MIDWEST PARALLEL TWO

92XIColumbus, OH

Teri Nutter

GEORGE BENSON RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 HALL & OATES 10-5 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 14-10 CHILLIWACK 18-14 QUARTERFLASH 19-15

KIOA/Des Moines, IA A.W. Pantole

BEACH BOYS AIR SUPPLY Hottest: ONJ 1-1 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 10-7 ANNE MURRAY 12-8 JUICE NEWTON 13-9 GEORGE BENSON 16-13

KOFMIOklahoms City, OK

Chuck Morgan

GEORGE BENSON AIR SUPPLY Hottest: ROYAL PHILHARMONI 2-1 NICKS i HENLEY 10-7 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 11-10 JOURNEY 18-14 BARBRA STREISAND 22-18

KRAVITude. OK Gary Reynolds

DON MCLEAN Hottest: NICKS k HENLEY 1-1 BARBRA STREISAND 4-3 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 5-4 JUICE NEWTON 11-6 HALL & GATES 15-11

K2931Peode, IL

Keith Edwards

LDDIE SCHWARTZ GENESIS AIR SUPPLY Hottest: NICKS & HENLEY 2-1 QUARTERFLASH 6-2 ROD STEWART 9-4 ROLLING STONES 15-11 BILLY JOEL 20-16

WORD/Grand Rapids. MI Seen Stevens

BARBRA STREISAND DAN FOGELBERG BEACH BOYS Hottest: J. GEILS BAND 2-1 NICKS & HENLEY 9-3 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA_10-6 ROD STEWART 14-9 HALL & OATES 18-10

W HOT/V oungstown. OH

Dick Thompson

RICK SPRINGFIELD BEACH BOYS Hottest: ONJ 1-1 NICKS & HENLEY 8-5 QUARTERFLASH 12-8 BARBRA STREISAND 19-13 J. GEILS BAND 22-16

WMEEIFort Wayne, IN

John Curry

RICK SPRINGFIELD AIR SUPPLY BEACH BOYS Hottest: NICKS 6 HENLEY 2-1 DIANA ROSS 7-4 HALL i OATES 12-8 GEORGE BENSON 20-11 EW&F D-13

WNAPflndlnspols, IN Paul Mendenhall

SNEAKER BILLY JOEL Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND 1-1 FOREIGNER 4-2 STEVIE WOODS 9-6 BARBRA STREISAND 14-9 PAUL DAVIS 18-11

WNCIICoiumbus, OH Steve Edwards

AIR SUPPLY Hottest: ROD STEWART 6-1 NICKS 6 HENLEY 10-5 HALL L OATES 12-10 EW&F 15-11 GEORGE BENSON 21-16

WOWIOmaha, NB

J.C. Corcoran

RONNIE MILSAP DAN FOGELBERG QUEEN/BOWIE RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: NICKS G. HENLEY 5-1 QUARTERFLASH 9-5 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 10-7 HALL & RATES 13-10 GEORGE BENSON 12-11

WVIC/Esat tans rag, MI

Jim St John AL JARREAU BILLY SQUIER LINDSEY BUCKINGHA NEIL YOUNG CARPENTERS MADLEEN KANE Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND 5-1 RONNIE MILSAP 7-4 PAUL DAVIS 14-5 JUICE NEWTON 10-7 DON MCLEAN 11-9

KSTTIDevsnportlA

Bill Young

RONNIE MILSAP DEL SHANNON LRB Hottest: ONJ 1-1 NEIL DIAMOND 4-3 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 6-5 BARBRA STREISAND 13-8 QUARTERFLASH 12-9

KEYN-FMAVIchhls, KS Terris Springs

AIR SUPPLY BEACH BOYS LRB ROYAL PHILHARMONI Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 NICKS & HENLEY 8-4 ROD STEWART 9-5 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 15-8 GEORGE BENSON 14-9

W./FM/Youngstown. OH

Jeff Tobin

NEIL DIAMOND HALL & CATES Hottest: ONJ 1-1 DIANA ROSS 11-5 QUARTERFLASH 19-9 NICKS & HENLEY 17-10 ROD STEWART 12-11

WAKXIDuknlr, MN John Armstrong

ROLLING STONES DAN FOGELBERG BEACH BOYS SHEENA EASTON Hottest: ONJ 2-1 NICKS & HENLEY 11-8 BARBRA STREISAND 15-1 HALL 4 OATES 18-14 EDDIE RABBITT D-18

W NAMIAppleton-Oahkoeh CRAM Caine

RICK SPRINGFIELD AIR SUPPLY ROYAL PHILHARMONI GENESIS LOVERBOY Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 NEIL DIAMOND 12-8 HALL C OATES 15-9 BARBRA STREISAND 26-1 ROLLING STONES 29-21

WOBFIEvansville, IN

Kiln Carpenter

RONNIE MILSAP BEACH BOYS SHEENA EASTON LRB Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 NICKS B HENLEY 5-2 DIANA ROSS 3-3 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 6-4 NEIL DIAMOND 12-7

WZOKIRockford, IL Mr. Ed

LRB DAN FOGELBERG GENESIS Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 JOURNEY 2-2 QUARTERFLASH 7-5 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA HALL 6 OATES 12-9

Z1011Madisont, WI LRWMudaon

U93/South send. IN J.K. Deering

GEORGE BENSON JUICE NEWTON J. GEILS BAND Hottest: ONJ 1-1 HALL i OATES I1-3 NICKS L HENLEY 13-8 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 15-9 JOURNEY 20-15

WDJXIDeyton. OH

Joe Dawson

SHEENA EASTON RONNIE MILSAP Hottest: ONJ 1-1 NICKS & HENLEY 3-2 ROD STEWART 4-3 JOURNEY 8-6 J. GEILS BAND 13-8

WLOL-FMISt Paul, MN PM Houston

Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 ROD STEWART 5-2 NEIL DIAMOND 8-5 PAUL DAVIS 14-10 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 13-11

WKDOIEvanevlNe, IN Hobbs/Payne

JUICE NEWTON BEACH BOYS RICK SPRINGFIELD BILLY SQUIER BUCKNER & GARCIA WRIGHT BROS. Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 ROD STEWART 2-2 NICKS & HENLEY 5-3 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 7-5 QUARTERFLASH 12-9

WJXO/Jackson, MI RyaNCheeks

GENESIS EDDIE SCHWARTZ SOFT CELL PETER CETERA BRYAN ADAMS Hottest: J. GEILS BAND 1-1 ROLLING STONES 9-4 CARS 11-9 BOB SEGER 25-19 DONNIE IRIS 26-20

KQKO/Omehe, NB Mark Evens

DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 NICKS & HENLEY 3-2 LINDSEY RUCKINGHA 5-4 QUARTERFLASH 8-5 HALL 6 OATES 15-8

KIIKIDevenport IA Chuck King

LULU 6 SHEENA EASTON

DAN FOGELBFRG LRB RICK SPRINGFIELD BERTIE HIGGINS Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 JOURNEY 17-9 NEIL DIAMOND 21-14 HALL & OATES 25-15 J. GEILS BAND 28-20

WZZRIGrand Rapids, MI Luden Jay

BERTIE HIGGINS DEL SHANNON ALABAMA EDDIE SCHWARTZ Hottest: NICKS & HENLEY 4-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 8-6 HALL & RATES 13-9 ONJ D-15

9-7 PARALLEL THREE

DAN FOGELBERG RICK SPRINGFIELD GENESIS Hottest: ONJ 1-1 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 7-3 HALL & GATES 14-6 GO GO'S 10-7 J. GEILS BAND 15-9

WIKSIIndian spoke. IN

Tom Gilligan

BOB SEGER DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 NICKS & HENLEY 5-3 QUARTERFLASH 7-5 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 9-6 ROLLING STONES 15-10

KFYRIBismarck, ND

Dan Brennan

DAN FOGELBERG BARRY MANILOW Hottest: ONJ 1-1 J. GEILS BAND 6-3 HALL & OATES 7-5 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 10-7 DIANA ROSS 13-9

KKLSIRapid city. SD SkenanalI

GENESIS SHEENA EASTON DIESEL Hottest: ROD STFWART 2-1 JOURNEY 3-2 NICKS & HENLEY 5-4 STEVE MILLER BAND 15-10 HALL & RATES 19-14

KKRCISioux Fells, SD

Ron Nelson

LRB RICK SPRINGFIELD AIR SUPPLY NEIL YOUNG AC/DC (zip)

Hottest: COMMODORES 1-1 NICKS & HENLEY 4-2 QUARTERFLAEH 5-4 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 6-5 JOURNEY 10-6

KKXL/Grand Forks, ND

Jeff Parker

AIR SUPPLY STEVE CARLISLE (zip)

Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 ONJ 3-2 NICKS & HENLEY 5-3 DIANA ROSS 7-6 NEIL DIAMOND 14-10

WRKRIRecIns, WI Steve Warren

QUEEN/BOWIE LRB LOVERBOY GENESIS FOREIGNER Hottest: ONJ 2-1 HALL & OATES 13-9 J. GEILS BAND 12-11 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 17-1 QUARTERFLASH 21-15

WSPTIStevens Point WI Brad Fuhr

EDDIE SCHWARTZ BILLY JOEL LRB RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: NICKS & HENLEY 5-1 ROD STEWART 3-2 J. GEILS BAND 7-3 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 8-6 JOURNEY 10-7

WTRUMwlkegon, MI Mais Stevens

BEACH BOYS RICK SPRINGFIELD BARRY MANILOW BOB SEGER Hottest: NICKS & HENLEY 4-1 ROD STEWART 3-2 LINDSEY RUCKINGHA 7-4 QUARTERFLASH 12-7 '

NEIL DIAMOND 15-10

KDWITopska, KN Tony Stewart

LRB SHEENA EASTON LOVERBOY RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 ONJ 2-2 GO GO'S 4-3 J. GEILS BAND 10-8 EW&F 30-18

KELOISIoux Feh*, SD

Marc Elliot

CARS BEACH BOYS RONNIE MILSAP SNEAKER RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: ROD STEWART 4-1 ONJ 7-3 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 11-4 NICKS & HENLEY 14-8 QUARTFRFLASB 18-13

KWLOIWaterloe, IA Draw Bemisy

AIR SUPPLY RICK SPRINGFIELD BILLY JOEL Hottest: ONJ 1-1 J. GEILS BAND 3-2 CHILLIWACK 11-4 ROLLING STONES 21-11 GEORGE BENSON 24-14

WAZY-FMILafeystb, IN

HanslDugan

AIR SUPPLY ROYAL PHILHARMONI HENRY PAUL EAND LRB Hottest: ONJ 1-1 NICKS & HENLEY 4-3 J. GEILS BAND 14-7 BARBRA STREISAND 13-1] CARS 19-16

KRNAIIowe City, IA Bert Goynshor

RICK SPRINGFIELD FOREIGNER BILLY SQUIEF KINKS (zip)

NEIL YOUNG (zip)

DEL SHANNON (dp) Hottest: NICKS & HENLEY 1-1 ROD STEWART 3-2 J. GEILS BAND 6-3 HALL & OATES 9-7 ROLLING STONES 19-10

KOWB/Fargo, ND Wayne Hiller

GEORGE BENSON (zip)

LRB (dp) BEACH BOYS (zip)

LOVERBOY (zip)

BERTIE HIGGINS (zip)

RICK SPRINGFIELD (zip)

Hottest: ONJ 1-Y NEIL DIAMOND 10-8 QUARTFRFLASH 13-9 JOURNEY 11-10 HALL & OATES D-14

WCIL-FMICerbondele, IL

Tony Waltekus

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN RONNIE MILSAP GEORGE BENSON DAN FOGELBERG GENESIS ST. NICK Hottest: ONJ 1-1 EW&F 13-5 ROYAL PHILHARMONI D-20 HALL & OATES 31-21 KENNY ROGERS D-75

KFMZIColumbla, MO Stew Graziano

GENESIS Hottest: POLICE 1-1 FOREIGNER 2-7

3 GO GO'S 9-6 J. GEILS BAND 15-11 CARS 1e-13

99KGlSellne, KS

Denny Collier

BERTIE HIGGINS SNEAKER BEACH BOYS EDDIE SCHWARTZ RONNIE MILSAP Hottest: ONJ 1-1 QUARTFRFLASH 10-G HALL & OATES 14-8 J. GEILS BAND 16-10 EW&F 20-15

WEST PARALLEL TWO

KCPXISaIt Lake CIL UT Gary Waldron

BARRY MANILOW AIR SUPPLY BILL CHAMPLIN Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 COMMODORES 3-2 ROD STEWART 8-3 QUARTFRFLASH 5-4 DIANA ROSS 7-5

KGWIPortlend, OR

Jank WoJniek

BEACH BOYS Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 QUARTERFLASH 2-2 COMMODORES 7-6 NICKS & HENLEY 9-8 GEORGE BENSON 19-14

KJRBISpokane, WA Suds Coleman

KYNO-FMIFresno, CA

John Lee Walker

FOREIGNER TEDDY PENDERGRASS KC & SUNSHINE BAN SHEILA Hottest: ONJ 1-1 EW&F 2-2 DIANA ROSS 4-3 ROD STEWART 6-4 SLAVE 13-7

K727(/Albuquerque, NM

Bruce Daniels

EW&F DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1

NICKS & HENLEY 6-2 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 9-5 QUARTFRFLASH 10-7 JOURNEY 15-11

FM1021Seaamento, CA

ManderslPreston

AIR SUPPLY LRB AI. JARREAU Hottest: ONJ 4-1 HALL & OATES 13-6 NICKS & HENLEY 17-11 BARBRA STREISAND 22-16 EDDIE RABBITT 25-21

KSPZJColoredo Springs, CO

Mike Daniels

EW6F DAN FOGELBERG RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: COMMODORES 1-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 QUARTERFLASH 5-3 HALL & OATES 7-4 J. GEILS BAND 16-11

KHYTITucson. AZ Rich Brother Robbin

CON FUNK SHUN DEL SHANNON ROGER DYNASTY BILLY SQUIER Hottest: SHOCK "Crsckin"' 7-1 HALL & OATES 14-11 QUEEN/BOWIE 19-12 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 23-14 CARS 30-21

KIDD/Monwey, CA Berry Brown

BEACH BOYS AIR SUPPLY Hottest: EW6F 1-1 ONJ 2-2 ROD STEWART 4-3 STEVE MILLER BAND 10-7 J. GEILS BAND 16-10

KGGURIversideSen Bernardino, CA Save O'Neil

QUINCY JONES DONNIE IRIS GENESIS Hottest: NICKS & HENLEY 2-1 ROD STEWART 7-3 EW&F 8-5 BARBRA STREISAND 19-14 JOURNEY 20-15

KROITucson, AZ Guy Zepdeon

GEORGE BENSON Hottest: JOURNEY 2-1 CARS 14-3 NEIL DIAMOND 10-7 QUEEN/BOWIE 21-13 LOVERBOY 26-20

Y941Frseno, CA Rey Appleton

JOURNEY FW&F DAN FOGELBFRG Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 GO GO'S 14-8 GEORGE BENSON 16-10 HALL & OATES 18-13 ROYAL PHILHARMONI 22-17

KLUCILea Vegas, NV Dave Van Stone

DEL SHANNON BOB SEGER Hottest: ROD STEWART 1-1 QUARTERFLASH 5-3 NICKS & HENLEY 6-4 HALL & OATES 14-8 J. GEILS BAND 16-13

ROYAL PHILHARMONI BARBRA STREISAND NEIL YOUNG Hottest: ONJ 1-1 DIANA ROSS 12-9 QUARTERFLASH 19-11 NEIL DIAMOND 17-13 NICKS & HENLEY 23-16

KKXXIBakersfleld, CA Squlres/DeRoo

AIR SUPPLY KOOL & THE GANG NEIL, YOUNG Hottest: ROD STEWART 7-1 J. GEILS BAND 8-5 QUEEN/BOWIE 17-13 CARS 20-15 PAUL DAVIS 21-19

KNBOITecone, WA Gary Bryan

AIR SUPPLY EDDIE SCHWARTZ STEVIE WOODS SHEILA Hottest: ONJ 1-1 JOURNEY 3-2 HALL & OATES G-5 EW&F 13-7 NICKS & HENLEY 15-9

Kee/Provo, UT Jim Sumpter

BARRY MANILOW DONNIE IRIS LRB BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN JOE DOLCE DAVID GATES Hottest: JOURNEY 1-1 POLICE 2-2 CHILLIWACK 3-3 STEVIE NICKS 4-4 COMMODORES 5-5

FM103/Sah Lake City, UT Lorraine Winneger

RICK SPRINGFIELD DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 ROD STEWART 2-2 QUARTERFLASH 4-3 J. GEILS BAND 12-7 CARS 20-14

KBBK/BoIse, ID

Bob Lee

QUINCY .TONES HENRY PAUL BAND NIKKI WILLS DEL SHANNON BEACH BOYS KISS Hottest: ROD STEWART 3-1 DIANA ROSS 5-3 JOURNEY 6-5 EW&F 10-6 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 13-8

KSKDISeIem, OR

Len E. Mitchell

KOOL & THE GANG DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: ONJ 1-1 QUEEN/BOWIE 19-14 CARS 28-22 NIKKI WILLS 33-23 BILLY JOEL 31-24

PARALLEL THREE

KCBNIReno, NV

Jin O'Neal

DON MCLEAN DAN FOGELBERG NEIL YOUNG FOREIGNER Hottest: ONJ 2-1 J. GEILS BAND 13-9 GEORGE BENSON 20-16 KOOL i THE GANG 39-33 LRB 38-34

KDZAJPueblo, CO Rip Avina

AIR SUPPLY LOVERBOY BERTIE HIGGINS Hottest: ONJ 2-1 NICKS & HENLEY 5-3 DIANA ROSS 6-5 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA HALL & OATES 22-13

KQDUGreet Fells, MT Paul Wescott

BARRY MANILOW Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND 1-1 SNEAKER 3-2 BALANCE 6-3 DON MCLEAN 17-13 ROYAL PHILHARMONI

11-7

18-14

KSLYISen Luis Obispo, CA Don Potter

AL JARREAU BARRY MANILOW DONNIE IRIS NEIL YOUNG Hottest: ONJ 1-1 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 9-6 HALL 4 OATES 13-9 GEORGE BENSON 17-12 BARBRA STREISAND 19-17

KENIIAnchorage, AK Randy Robbins

EDDIE SCHWARTZ JUICE NEWTON BILL CHAMPLIN BARRY MANILOW DONNIE IRIS NEIL YOUNG BOB SEGER Hottest: QUARTERFLASH 5-1 NICKS & HENLEY 6-2 ROD STEWART 7-3 BARBRA STREISAND 19-14 PAUL DAVIS 21-18

KYYA/Blilings. MT Jack Beg

BERTIE HIGGINS Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 J. GEILS BAND 17-13 ROLLING STONES 24-19 ROYAL PHILHARMONI 28-22 QUEEN/BOWIE 30-26

KATUCasper, WY Donna Foxx

AL JARREAU BILL CHAMPLIN BILLY SQUIER LRB LULU KOOL & THE GANG BUCKNER & GARCIA BARRY MANILOW Hottest: LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 4-1 J. GEILS BAND 15-12 HALL 6 OATES 19-15 CARS 24-21 ROLLING STONES 28-23

KOZEJLewlston, ID

Wee McShey

EDDIE SCHWARTZ AL JARREAU GENESIS VANGELIS Hottest: NICKS C. HENLEY 1-1 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA 6-4 HALL & OATES 10-6 GEORGE BENSON 11-9 J. GEILS BAND 18-15

THE FOLLOWING STATIONS DID NOT REPORT THIS WEEK:

KRBE/Houston KBFM/McAllen-Brownsville

KLAZ1UttM Rock WHHY-FMIMontpanery

WOMP-FMIBeWke

THE FOLLOWING STATIONS REPORTED A

FROZEN PLAYLIST THIS WEEK:

K8ó/Provo 13FEAIMandroster

41011Meridien



PARALLELS® Parallel L Selected stations in major markets that are format dominant and/or exert a significant national influence. Parallel 11: Selected stations in secondary markets that are format dominant and/or exert a significant local or regional influence. This parallel may also contain some major market stations that do not qualify for parallel one status. Parallel Ill: Selected stations in smaller markets that are format dominant' and/or exert a significant local influence. This parallel may contain some secondary market stations that do not qualify for parallel two status.

Note: () Format dominance á based on the Monday -Sunday, 6AM- 1 2Midnight, total persons 12 plus shares as published by Arbitron. All pre

sent and possible future reporting stations are evaluated and updated twice annually. * DENOTES FIRST WEEK IN PARALLELS.

JOHN DOE "Hit Song" (Anylabel) LP: Hit Song National R

km.' 100125 44% Summary Reech Up 51

E 33% Debuta 20 M 21% Same 4

S 58% Down 0 W 19% Adds 25

EXAMPLE 100125 - 100 CHR reporting stations on

O this week including 25 new adds.

44% - Percentage of this weeks te - porters Pern9 rt.

Regional Reich - Percentage of re-

porters playing the song within each region

National Summary Up 31 - Number of stations moving it up

on the charts.

Debuts 20 - Number of stations debut ing the song this week.

Same 24 - Number of stations reporting no movement this week. (On to On, Add to On. 31.31, etc

Down 0 - Number of stations moving it

down on their charts.

Adds 25 - Total number of stations adding it this week.

AM SUPPLY Sweet Dreams (Antata) LP: The One The You Love

.49104.1 102183 4696 26ua44ry Reach UP 1

E 02% DE80f9 27 Il

6% N&A SAM 209

Il 1DOWN 3 51% ADDS 53

g MYF

MORI a-38

BIW d-27 WPGC on

20YM

293 a

00 .100 a

«MM 0460 a-36

1301

02.1518 d-29 FFI a

MM on KYYX on 0101 a-25 OOPA a

2A11t

50Ao 4 6,1111e-]9

36C6 --30 20L[on KCIC1 a-26 NP9T d-30 ®M o

0106 e

3WM d-26 a-40

RIO M

RTK.R'M

MT aWTIX -37

697 a

KEEL on

r 9Mr . MJDY a-34 I0010 a

0100 a-39 IIAY m 0A1. :-20, 2103 -31 B J105 0080 d-30 3990 an 14220 A104 d-30 1121.1.1 on 2011 d-33 W25 5-19 IIHn MC6C 4-008 2.822 201 d-21 2231 24-21

2111.01

5IX1 KIDD 4 M102 a 6660 a

X d-27

K%

9A22

6W0 d-36 a-29

1IW a 2IO2 a 2222 d-33 1,190

13t9A a WIR m 110 o0

» MW 0104 d-34 95801 on 100x d-27 30003 s6A d-34 MLI

s-37 I26 -36 OELFM m 603340 a

KVOL d-26

11M1111187

107114 a

KYri an

1165I1 YMpC

a a

XMIO 991G d-40

iI K IWI

e--33 I11614.09

606 d-36 nG ATI d-32 XOD7 m KYYA m 60.6 m

B EACH BOYS Come Ga.. (Caribou/CRS) LP: Ten Yeah Of Hwnony

147141 68% N

ß.9Re`0n61

601 14

604 6 701

jl1

Summary UP 33

DEBUTS 29 SAXE 44 DOWN 0

ADOS 41

g MOI

20O.1 a-32 YI9I on 8104 m WI1011 29-22 105 35-32

0107 a

092 d-36

593 a

940 a 0105 31-28

00L11 m 769570

90CL m SR OI 20-IB Ia

wKR2FM 20-18 65.5

69-36 V10o

20313

K.11 a 0.14 d-23 90MT221 I22' 32-23

IOOI 24-21 «IX 13-18 B97 a

65eL On IIOR m MMt d-2º 9094 d-32 ATM 28-27 R651M m 0100 >3-16 0100 -31 WMY d-29 MYP MI. d-29 1103 4-30

05 32-32 1000 2a-18 CK101 -30 1280 m

KIDD a

K WI on 2.621 a-30 658m 610311

KCPX 30-1P 60 m MOM a á 21-26

O d-21 IWtt m KS1x an

GUT 30-22 Acz on

WNE6 30-2) 13PG m BG d-29

WCIR Cwm

214 REPORTS 216 LAST WEEK

le aoa Soya Ooetinnadl

arment a

KRLA on KFI on 0110.1 34-31

KPO m

R d-2] KJR RYYXean

MN d-25 0103 a

K22P d-30

MCAO d -l0 0'BR a

0070 24-19 MHM d-24 93rLY on M3CKa 311, 37-32 78V m 601C.1 a

YCC01 27-25 Me116-22

82 d-34 IW1M m 1 8 on 0106 d-28

78Ba on

6410 on WB. d -2e 281E 29-26 2CSC 25-22 3a1.1 WON 9-8 11111. 19-17 .100 d-28

iM11Mr

WOOD a-33 MUR a-29 WIC 23-22 M10LM an

65 KBTT 28-25 6116

e-34 RICA 00R1 m MAI V m 65YITM 1104 9n MPMm 20n 0090 91M0 a 0 m

B-2) OBDT

MM0

201111

2102 32-30 95S0I an MPO% oa W o

WISE o--35 M IA4

WOLF 36-31 KIIt 40-33 K0t>' d-29 KVOL on

011111

61011, on OIYR o 901,0 a-dp 6510 a-37 65pO d-29 CPT d-32 1RRU 2211721 28-20 IMA on 99d a

KOt d -3l KBLY on KCBM

o--38 G n 6D KAT] 35-30 RODI -27 1,006 d-29

GEORGE BENSON Turn Your Love... (WB) LP: Th. George Benson Collection

649104a1 177N .ah 734 034 831

0 88\

8396 National Summary UP 150

DOIT 6

SMB 8 0020 Doe 9

g .22 KA6C 17-9 X9 15-14 WB.. 6-8 3192 25-19 %65 4-31 B04 4-26 61 SM 7-6 PRO -P2 5-1 J8105 20-19

c ñ-25 7 27-21

OMM 30-25

293 21-16 940 12-7 0 10-18

0105 28-21 10-19

i.Ot 0010 11-9 9595 1-7 6595M 13-9 9000 16-13 5800 32-25 Map 15-12 B 1S-13 0102 a-1-25 101 11 000 61-8 VITI -19

MOI

100709.1-9 671A 17-11 9FI 12-10 11]8.1 1-8 0.100 11-9 2IRC 18-13

5 15-14 R 5-4

KYYO 12-10 00103 17-13

lA 19-15 K. IP 30-25

B YI

MCAO 20-16 WMn9R 14-11

BI 13-8 K9PM 12i WTRY 25-21 9211.3 17-12 39T M-24 201 21-15 9t69 30-28 22IC.1 15-13 9010211 16-10 90101 11-9 YICC 22-14 MIAWIM 23-16

0106

-12 18-15

2161.1. 16-13 11113 16-14 V100 13-9

Áo3 4-3 R2Á 20-18 90FTM 10-8 OMI 22-17 WT1% 29-25 897 16-14 ÁL 26-15 07007 25-23 KM, 15-13 Sox 12-9 a10106 27-20 s00 1-7 0100 13-12

0>

AY 10-9 1º-n MM 1-5

1103 20-17 . 105 32-23 11100 2-7 09801 17-8 7810 19-14 3100 25-22 78140 8-6 65104 15-9 MPR.1 22-17 113 21-15 8/307 13-19

1-9 M9CV 11-9 NAYS i-7

8000 2 ) 3-12 221113.1 27-24 0078 20-12 WIT 18-16

0.48 18-13 WIC 20-17 9mL70 19-22 NÁ65 13-12 Á1T 14-10 X30 16-13 rom -28 11012 16-14 REMO. 14-9 1193 18-18 0104 25-22 M1.M 18-13 M4P 21-15 v06 20-11 781 21-16 .00 18-13 093 a-17 WOW 12-11 ROBO 14-11 K11CI 21-16 920 0-21 0037 23-18 MOT 25-21

mer 1000 23-21

22310.6 3-9 Ywl

D ie KIDD 01 .-10

08GI 9-8 010 10-8

E0 20-17 0080 19-16 CPK 25-17 K96 25-25 92110 16-15 1014 19-11 AOe OXTI d-35 K22% 21-17

NJB0 28-24 M31Y 13-6 MA4 14-I1 220 d-31 11® 17-13 13.018-18

90 20-13 1CIR 7-11

0104 16-12 .102 20-15 9580F 13-12 MOX 15-12

"1.30 18-15 188 21-19 ML 13-10 M06 17-14 tira, 19-17 91.1 10-7 101.201 d-27 RPU2 27-20 0101 23-23 ITOL 14-11

111.1111.11.

0.01 12-9 2028 3-dp

34-29 25-20

KKLS 22-19 d-33 26-21

µKT.17-11 2YM 12-10

9C1LM KIrlO 24-14 AA 14-12 9990 15-13 RDW 28-24

.Or M. 13-13 nLY 17-12 000 20-16 001A 21-19 ATI 17-14 sa 15-10 10.02 18-1] 11011 11-9

UNDSEY BUCKINGHAM Trouble (Asylum) LP: Law And Orden

Regionnl Reach

89%

W 951

200/3 93% UP 159

BUTS r.

AME 28 10

10,01016

QI) NBBC a-29 01261 1-] 61368M 8-9

97 22-18 e. 12-11

M11-7 W.714 18-16 280-.1 13-8 J8105 16-11 0107 12-12 MP3C 14-12

CtTÑ5-3

0-8. CIfGt. 22-17

201111

115111. 14-14 93 14-10

940 9-8 0105 20-20 wt M a-29 66160 1)-15 CR.O 30028 069503 0660 29-27 0BE0 2-6

M00¿ 10-9 6-9

01102 15-13

.A 1-8 w9V 15-10 MIRI 8-1

KEARTB 13-12 KOLA 25-19 911 7-7 91160 15-14 9100 14-13 KM 32-25 13X11 4-3 13X 24-22 K. 7-6 7YY% 7-5 KIMM 12-7 0103 5-2 ZOOPA 8-4 6/EP 9-]

MCBO 11

M P 10-. 0.10 7-5 11188 7-6

013M 10-8 MTRY 15-14 91FL2 10-9 NRCR 9-8 3. 12-9 041 I1-8

lC70 12-10 0210.1 8-6 KC101 5-3 0100 14-8 NPBT 11-12 MGI9M 13-9 WEB 6-6 010 8-4 NR61EM 7-1

KIKEE 15-113

2 B VI00 -5

K G af 2 0n0-25 K 61TM 12-10 RI22 5-4 Ks] 7-7 22E% li -9 897 9-) REM 7-] K1o6 71 -It NOMI 1-6 K 094 6-6 MNX 6d 5050 13-8 MBOM 7-6 OIOC )-2 WAY 2-2 11119 10-9 W03 11-9 0303 IS -13 KJIOs ll-) KM 7-5 01101 12-19 18110 3-1 0100 10-Ib MM10 17-16 651M 5-2 MIAMI 1-] 0801 4-3 6010 10-9 N91Y 6-3 NAIS 6-6 781. 6-2 IOSC 5-5 OS% ll-6 WI670 14-9 20p7 25-24 611410 5-] W22 W6 .100 13-)

MM.RIOI

WORD 10-6 ME8 8-6 8VIC . 000 2-I M LM 1J-11 KIM 6-5 KINK 12-11 1I0 10-7 KOM 11-10 KAV 5-4 10Y70 15-8 RN93 12-14 M0 9-7 M 7-3

WMU1 7-5 WIRB 9-6 MU 5-3 Y V 6-4 BKUO 7-5 093 15-9 ROTI 10-7 200 5-4 97C1 7-6 920 14-10 KLUX 10-7 12102 1-6 1.1.16 22-19

M.22

103% 7-10 294 11-7

éa0C 19-15 02 15-15

GG1 24-21 0 17-13

0880 9-4 0889 13-8

6-7 A103 5-4 R96 12-12 OKD 15-12 ROC 10-9

1-9 KIM 23-14 EUX 9-5

MA22

14.160 on 120112 11-9 MAC. 16-11 21.914 8-7 2IOY 15-11 0160 6-6 01110 8-5 HELA 1-S 8í1 4-3 OCIO9 13-4 95X16 24-17 2.20 18-18

200911

0104 7-6 2102 6-5 958Gí 6-5 Mol 8-7 1.02 6-6 181 6-3 MIA 16-16 M. 6-3 WOLF 17-14 Gov 7-5 KILO 23-16 161170 5-5 K0I21. 19-11 KPUR I1-] 0101 9-9 KVOL 12-9

9IIaI11r

K65L IU -B KIYR 10-] KOM9 8-7 KEIO 11-4 KIIRC 6-5 95L9 6-6 21Kß 1)-13 MPr 8-6 wleu 7-4 2A.2.1 8-8 9C31M I7-14 11010 6-6 K01A 4-6 9900 7-5 KM. 4-4 K 5-5

11111 10-7 ALT 1-6 1102 21-17 G 11-7

ATI 4-1 ODO 4-5 YYA 10-7 KOU 6-4

o CARS Shake lt Up (Elektra) LP: Shake lt Up

10910..1 18814 7396 0ech 7l2] ` 701 DEBUTS 80%SAM. 23

624 ® DOWN M 80\ m6 4

g 2062Y1 118-12 NIFI d-22 %65m 11104 2521

111 08.1 4 J 9105 25-23 0107 27-15 wC 29-26

04un 19-10

B08/5

90GL 11-4 493 23-20 940 2a---24 2100 cm 01105 23-21

0-27

R.DwoT

MLS-M a 28E0 23-19 MCCL 22-21

11 35-31

MIT I on

MOI

26AO111 10-28 KRU 29-25 65I 28-a3 61161414

9I00 19-16 n.R 18-15 RYY5 22-19 RIM 28-28 0103 B DPA 25-21 6.1P 19-15

2.1D 21-18 CTY 26-19 981LY 29-23 MRC7 24-18 322 20-15 1.103 28-26 WDACM 26-23 MICO d-24 MM22 17-22 91Á978 26-13 98E6 14-11 0104 27-24 MME. 25-21 RIM 33-11 21. 25-21

2.PM 2M1-16

1I22 29-18 KMI 20-15 097 210-18

65A on KIMK 29-2P W. 19-16 K0M 21-17 BJOx o0 010106 23-19 O100 23-20 MAY 29-25 CYB 22-1P 2103 26-23 .105 35-29 M000 20-17 2280 27-22 65101 28-26 Nm MARIN CK1 34-19 COI 30-15 ii 25-20 29CY 29-21 min d-32 WC6C 21-18 C82. 21-19 646876141 -29 W0 an 20w 21-12 10100 26-21

220.1118.

9J60 11-9 ATI 25-23 RII0 d-31 riM d-]7

1191 10-7 .0K on 2104 29-25 MAN 28-26 MIKe 17-1! .MEE 23-11 0081 >8-25 M10 26-24 K00 22-21 11101 27-25

M2% NOoTX

27-25 >8-27

MOT

A65 209-15 I020M 35-28 KIDD 26-23 .1102 28-22 AIRS an 080 28-25 1809 18-26 7C0x 31-2A 0103 20-14 X96 29-29 9051 28-22

BLOC 21-1E

K

C 14-3 YT 1

K 2271 on

9,988

5JB0 21-1] ML9Y 25-23 OACE 26-19 11101. 25-2] 1360 24-23 13FA 23-23 992G 12-17 9C11 21 -IP 95116 38-36 C20 on

K 0.14

0104 25-21 .102 26-26 95801 29-23 WFOX 22-19 Oa 22-18 CBE! 34-30 MU an 2616 an WOLF on

0 32-20 EILE0 30-24 AdM 16-12

Mw. 23-20

R a

0101 30-30 IRO 26-19

1.2111.2

9020 0n 16

KEW a-32 27-25

K8u d-25 6.66 23-19 0702 19-12 1011.126-24

Y1M19-16

30-27 K9NA 21-19 991. 27-15

IK11M12

18-13 26-19

mer

EIWI 31-2] 90LY 21-19 00104 35-31 1DÁ >4-22 ATI 24-21 KYYA 22 -IP

it 20-19

CHILLIWACK My Girl... (Millennium/RCA) LP Mann.

09

Star

0.091001 118/0 54% ary Reach 41

68\

22 0

51% 428 50\

0 496 AODS 0

g 0106 I0-10 9M R.M 8-8 MIM 5-3

KLUC 18-13 K º -s

M.. II-10

OMM 201.2 15-24 MlF] 7-6 5F1 lE

MOr

0104 4-3 31018.1 12-11

6616 22-21 KROK 22-19

0380 4-3 MAY 6-7

J8105 11-6 2-2

RJD% 7-11 .630.06 9-10

OAC. 13-9 3101 13-13 0107

WC 8-8 CFTR 4-5

MPAY 11-I1 WAX( 23-21

WIGY 11-8 1.80 14-13

CWM 9-17 C1002 10-8

2103 0-21 83105 21-18

0780 12-14 0019 17-16

BCMO 01101 11-16 O104 17-22

110 3-3

293 12-15 CA 11-13 MA% 14-34

OYM 940 14-12 0105 22-18

11KY 7-13 20811 7-9

0104 27-25 1102 21-19

W0.1 10-11 1820 2-1

95801 B-6 2000 14-14 18.9.r

9I105-10 070,6 11-18 MID 17-14 65t0 5-8

00CL 5-18 0116 7-12 007 23-10

BBB.8/1 0102 28-26 1IaTI 12-13 WORD 28-22

6891 8-11 MOI 12-12 98tLM 9-9 MT 9II9 20-18

K18.1

9

KPUR 12-15 0101 18-18

/cafte 23-20 1 93 -9 M8C6 16-15 KYYX 18-25

x 27-27 IMO..

MIAM 6-12 MME 11-18 0103 14-14

KOPA 10-13 10621. 11-13 0078 17-19 Bl 13-17

MM 16-17 MICI 2-2

6.414 -9 0870 1-6 211211 18-16 g 910 IB-1!M.381X

7-11 IS -2)

1.PU 13-22C

221272 2-2 MA22 1.112 NCIL.1 7-10

RI20 11-4 I2CA0 3-3 MPBR 3-5

KR1% 1-3 KIDD 25-25

991. 11-12 KMX 4-8

1.RY 4-4 91PLY II -7

.n 9-21 OB0 5-6

KDW 8-11

WC1t 5-3 9-12

6686 16-15 6CPX 10-20

MOF úMT CROM 28-27 9ICC 21-17

0103 8-8 096 3-3

ATI 13-13 MA 7-5 067 4-4 MLAM 3-3

168101 13-10 1.111 13-13

WAIW (1-B

1

COMMODORES Oh No (Motown) LP: In The Pocket

16211 71% a1 meiy UP 21

DEBUTS 0

7% SAXE 27

041 12 591

DOWN I01

O1M 3-8 694 3-9 g MR2.1 7-29 -

V100 2-8 100 5-5

P2102 5-5

tA22 @.81M

0001 8-10 OSPE 1-1

MA8C 12-12 E.19 19-19 KOBK 2-4 9CP% 3-2

1II18< 11 -IO 29 3-8

616A 8-6 9.70 8-4

K96 5-5 0011 7-6

20070 14-11 MIII 10-15

111071 13-25 897 7-12

KPO 5-11

9665 21-21 PRO - 2-1 FM

9000, 1-3 MMOM 1-7

]-B

3108 22-29 CPTR 6-8

MO'1- 21 603 10-9

kaMi

11-9 7-5

OJDX 5-8 IIX%10 3-9 MA22

11101011

200I 11-19 1-4 1011228 Y 3-1

293 16-27

1100

YP 11-16 W112 2-2

MAN 1-19 1.81 7-9

940 15-23 T100 7-7

2103 6-14 6J105 11-16

211E8 6-12 1318* 6-9

195 9-10 0105 5-5

C2101 2-2 0500 9-8

1.20 6-12 MC1M I1-1'

W. 12-12 M20 2-3 A21 13-14

Cw 4-4 W04 yen 5 -IO MIOIf 3-6

BOnS MM.. 108 a 0 0 5-8

Syl 7-3 M 2-4

0104 2-2 2102 2-6

CALM 7-8 9095.1 3-4

2102114 2-5 WIl 10-10

9500I 3-15 MOX 7-21

9010 6-5 68E0 14-10

MORE 3-3 MC00 3-5 6582 12-21

WiiP 2-7 0102 -3

811188081.4 6X 3-4 MM 3-6

M1W 3-4 MY 4-4

WORD 7-1 CSR 1-4

9200 1-2 KPUR 3-9

2611 3-4 WIC 6-6 MIOL70 2-4

0101 2-2 KVOL 2-6

MOt W65 3-3 90T2 9-14 I...OI

u 9-13 KIISFM 22-22

97I0 7-5 9I0 7-11 MI 2-4

0020 3-3 9.10 3-4 130 1-5

90214 8-12 RGV 3-5 1360 3-12

19110 1-1 .R 8-11 9103 2-2

1000 4-3 1210 21-19 0066 7-9

78A6-6 0103 3-8 SW1MM

5-]0

;13-6 Y 2-3 22111-ls

14605. 6-821.2

3lRU 2-5 0C1L0 5-4

UR CO 2-5 21070 3-7

MMLJ 9-9 9920 3-11

AO 9-13 N33 1-7 3-8

ROW 3-4

BBP 3-4 WHOM 5-5

900 1-13 0601 1-0

MM 6202 7-6 926L0 5-10

92X 4-7 011.1 2-5

0011 1-4 KOG 3-16

ORCK 1-11 781 5-4

01oT 4-11 MOK 15-16

W7I 3-4 0001 21-29

M619 4-3 1.100 11-11 11.21

1V29 5-9

6C101 2-5 M]C C 2-7

O -PAUL DAVIS Cool Night (Arista) LP: Cool Night

17714 63% 00010001 ag tonal any W 149 each

62í DEBUTS B

16

766 DOWN 031 Amy 4

g W I MARC a WBC 28-16 009 d-19 1212.4 22-21 WIFI a-26 B1M 19-17 38/0-3 23-19 28105 22-21 MPOC 27-24 CFA 22-19 CIMM

MF5 .93 1S-13 940 16-14 Y10 21-19 WC65 25-25

1111101111.1.

Cl.a m 109979 on 1.110 29-22 111 16-14 INCL m CW d-14 50IT 17-15 MIITI 22-18 -t RA2r6 22-20 0II 23-20

I870 24-21 0I00 20-27 2121 14-12 131 d-29 WR 16-12

muni MW/ 16-16 1.A 28-25 06770 27-23 2.1 10-9 2211 2-26 697 on KE6I. 19-23 100x 7-17 MM 22-2o K094 22-18 MJD% 20-18 1110106 11-18 980 16-13 010 16-14 O,AY 12-15 MW 26-22 2211 20-17 0303 19-15 .105 40-34 11100 19-13 CE101 21-10 78B0 22-17 M100 d-14 2120 º-8 .104 12-10 12122M 20-16 WB. 15-14 201n 24-22 i. 16-13 MOCY d-22 271111 13-11 22.0 17-13 1,C6C 11-10 AMM 25-]2 RW 3-3 1401. d-25 2020 d-23 WRY 17-15 .100 20-18

29oMm

NGRr. 31-26

2.112 34-23 2200 29-2P 90Pí 17-13 MM, 24-23 RCP! 28-22 096014-11 ARO 24-21 OLUC 03-20 íI

3 ion" S2X 18-16

W0 1180 24-22 1502 MAC% 29-26 MAM 17-12 11 a-28

OM M 25-24 1,!n 19-15 13tÁ 15-15 MB8 03-21 3CI93

PMI 0104 18-16 1102 19-14 95.1 12-11 100X 18-16 11070 18-25 3I211 20-17 Mu 20-19 OILR 21-15 W.0 17-25 920,8 12-16 98L7 21-10 9011.1 21-18 «PUR 22-19 0101 9-19 KVOL 1e-12

Reglonal Reach

]'3

W 831

(AtwlOwlaoonatMled)

KYY3 15-13 0150' 20-15 0103 16-12 OPA o K20P 22-18

OCAO 21-17 5087 23-19 201 20-17 010M 21-19 931 23-22 920LY 20-17 MRCX 26-21 .LI 23-20 NVO 22-19 UTIC.1 22-20 6ORCIM 27-24 C101 19-15 CC ]7-21

NPbT 30-27 01A21.1 22-19

25-22 M10 26-23 MM. 22-15 9 n 8-12 v100 22-16

Cn 22-19 M.pMOF 1VIC 14-5 8101íM 14-10 0650, 20-16 W65 on 1.19 on 8899 22-10 6510 21-16 RIII 31-22 2111C 20-15 K I0 22-20 MUA 16-13 20r4 24-11 MBR 30-26 8AV 14-13 NIRU 21-17 0094 23-18 22.112 21-19 10 17-13 CILIO 34-29 1104 28-26 m 17-17 220 22-20 KMW 16-11 1121P 12-11 9990 19-17 10111 27-23 RDW 16-11 W00 27-20 MKMO 14-22 AI 0G91 15-13 R00 21-17 012I 21-13 0NC7 22-19 9062 18-14 W. 24-17 9.11 22-19 MIM 29-22 KIM 30-28

RATI 22-18 MOI ROMI 13-9 MA 29-28 KR99 21-19 602 24-20 9]00 28-27 3102 26-25 0O6I 29-26

NEIL DIAMOND Yesterday's... (Columbia) LP: On The Way To The Sky

17612 6296 ary

5.mm103

EBµR

N IS Aros

g 6601

WBC 23-19 MNeC 13-12 209 11-13 OTM 1J-15

21FI 14-11 %65 33-27 0104 17-16 790-M 9-7 JP10S 10-9 WWC 15-14 CFTP

a-]! CPGM on

SOR 293 >9-28 940 2]-26 2100

10 WC. a-31

21.6 3C-23 NIM0 7-7 0.2 21-18 950 4-3 10 18-16

2 P 1-9 6GCL 14-14 0102 27-24

WO. 14-11

KY 5-5 BITI 10-8

KIARTK 14-14 KRY. 2B -2P IDI 16-15 RIIBM 21-17 6100 17-17 136 27-25 RJR 4-3 KM 9-8 KI10 9-8

0103 10-90

PA 21-16 K22P 17-13

8A22

0106 411 WAZPM15-9

MM 3-3 v100 10-4

»MI an« 11-9 KTSA 21-20 RIN, 9-8 811,1 26-20 221% 9-8 897 18-25 KIEL 5-4 6606 10-10 111117 21-19 .0% 21-20 11801 15-11 G10 11-9 MAY 14-12 Mri 14-13 WIT 11-8 2103 12-12 01105 24-20 8/000 12-10 CK101 24-11 CBO 21-)1 70100 16-15 10210 12-9 101104 12-11

10-8 11011i65N M-31 2WX 13-10 W Y5 1-4 25E1 21-19 AC6C 7-7 WNS.1 20-17 M01 1-1

OpK 14-8

N IT 2-1

ß0.0t

W. 16-13 MUR 10-B MV10 5-1 Y10LR7 0-5 W65 9-7 902I M3 OIIP 21-14

98aN19-16

3-11 RAV 9-P 13ri0 20-17 1202 19_14

M 21 2-15 22. 12-P MMA 1-1 ¢P

4-11 0G0 12-7 10219 10-10 1193 14-16 M08 II -9

16090 11-10 MBC1 9-7 91% 12-11 2.1[ '4-12 MOT -7 1,YM 4-18

2190.1 1605

2. 15,4 KIDD 22-21 70102 18-17 9001 17-11 . 0 14-11

70 17-12 H 13-8

ROK 12-13 OCPA 11-6 1196 20-20 1.M2-7 AO 10-7 Km 12-9

4,260 16-14 AM u-6

NIGY 21-I8 3183 15-10 01663 9-8 '0G 21-6 W. 9-6

aC1R 23-22 95xIL 20-14 112.0 1-11

BOMO

0104 28-77 0102 17-16 95601 20-19 MOX 16-13 11C00 24-21 I67 25-21 NT. 15-12 IOLN 22-20 WOLF M-22 KILE 18-I5 90100 27-17 K pU9 16-11 0101 27-27

MOM7r

MOI

X011 24-22 901/ 12-10 MI. 19-15 101G l2 -Io ATI 1-] RODI 1-1 RISA 13-12 1002 16-11

D EARTH, WIND 8 RRE Let's Groove ARC/Columbia) LP :Ratet

e9ional

76% 194 50% 71e

Namlonel

14116 06% UP 83

SAME ]9

ADDS

g Wt 21112112-9 121111.211 1-2 MIII !-3 9104 7-31 2A079 4-7 PRO 21-14

5 2-7 WC

a-2 CF. CF CKGM d-19

icone

.93 3-4 940 4-4 Y10 1-1 I95 S-5 0105 2-21

65 5-1

R.8M222

.20 3- CKLO 1-1 O 810 15-15 01

3

00 -34 SP 18-15

MOLL 8-6 0102 24-18 ITI 14-12

MOT

AARTM 3-2 RRu 4-3 65I 2-2 9II0991 2-6 9I00 5-6 6511L' 4-7 131 4-4 6lR 19-18 O YYII 13-11 0103 12-15 9DA 22-25

1;117.)

MCAO )-7 21117 24-18 22211 14-8 1200 20-19 92F19 24-12 MME 17-13 31. 23-1/

ML CR12-]

-5 9CeC70 3-2 KC101 9-8 MUMM 10-8 1212 29-]7 01M 17-14 II2A.1 28-11

791044-37 2.1 9-11 2101

ITA 13-9 O 270 5-5 0211011 2-3 11122 12-10 2M1 11-18 1.IK 16-11 097 1-3 65EL 12-I1 roR 3-5

Ills 5-1 MJDX 9-6 110106 7-5 0100 22-19 9AY 20-13 C2P 9-7 1303 9-6 . 105 5-4 11100 17-19 1880 2-1

100 19-19 04 4-5

MIAMI 11-9 7865 a-21 263121 12-11 78IT 18-14 13086 3-3 12197870 4-2

21.11 25-16 OTIC 9-13 WLOLM m n,T d -2B RII7 11-8 1104 21-16 MM= d-13 200 13-12 90CI 15-11 M.. 12-10 0202 23-17

MOr

more 2-2 194 a RIDD 1-1

M101 1-4 6001 l-2 6] 8-5 111110 a3-7 KIM -21 RO9 10-6 RCPX 14-12 196 19-19 KR. 4-4 16111 -21

WI JEO 11-6

90219 7-4 WAC. 22-I0 VLAN 16-14 .O 20-19 13FA 28-10 Mea 10-9 WCIR 2-7 95%IL -38 MM 28-25 MBUIN

0104 1-7 .102 15-13 9569t 11-9 MIo%

0--3 n .00 MOA 15-21 VOIX 5-2 KIW 5-4 601.11 10-e KRM 6

0101 6-6 KVCL 25-14

MOWS on KILO 32-26 AM 29-23 VRAI 3026 MPT 20-13

PU d-30 2011161 10-12 90160 13-5 9920 20-15 Á1W 30-18

K 011 23-21 08LY 10-7 7Cn1 3-5 1KDG 13-12

EE 12-12

SHEENA EASTON You Cou/d... (EM/ America) LP: You Could Haw Basra With Me

Reach 6na1

5 66\

B 1 M -1

142121 66%

o 124

National Summary

DEBUTSw 38 SAMC 26

ADOS 0 DD l

g a-30 M6

M IWFÓ33-29 MIFI3 6104 d-29 011105 34-31 IOC m CO4 on

.93 m 940 30-27 0105 -30

RMOI CICLW d-30 6610 34-26 9GCL on

laARTII on

K YI aa29 870a

KI00 31-30 0P0C d-26 K1ZR 28-25 112 a

K 1.Yl%C-28 KIM/ 9-26 OI03 on

PA 0-2] K22P 26-22

irCAO d-29 sBR 30-18 WH. 27-22

RY d-38 92PL2 3P-25 WRCK on .LI on 221CM a-30 61 01 28-22

CC d-23 81AY.1 d-28 Wn on 010 m 21118.1 d-25

613. 37-34 V100 a

61,41 28022 11812.1-17

MT1. 20-15 40-34

1111 e-30 211016 M. d-27

1094 11-25 WJDx 32-30 100110 0100 36-23 MARY 2l-22 11.22 d-30 KA. 30-24 1103 30-27 63105 d-39 0600 24-21 85101 a-25 2.100 d-30 65104 29-27 M4X70 29-74 2021 31-26 0M0% 29-24 WYS a9-16 2812

5C 30-a6 ANSFM a

1.11 0-16 KAA 12-11

111101.12

MER 30-27 WIC 37-27 3600.0 25-24 9065 MT d-30 X116 a

0100 25-22 O 0511 29-26

0 20 110!4 d-29 111.6 d-2.

EX 30-29 MGBP a

0150 on KOKO d-23 MICI 29-26

.0T 30-28

101XX 29-26 1.20111 31-25 XIm on

M1C2 30-29 KJA

0-2] 10010n KS5a-24

27-24 Px 32-29

5810 d-30 KLUG d-29 6110 on 52221 25-22

MIT

MACX d-28 BL11 d-23 2102 2>-23 218111

11670

139G 2]-27 e9e8 d-10 SCIR d-29 11.30 on

BOUM

0104 m 95SGF21-25 KO%

00 d-30 Ist MLB 33-26 MILK on WOLF 31-31 IL[ 27-19 01013 RVOL d-27

118011141.7

RaXL d-25 KP2P

0-IB ARC n

MILS a

K11 d-32 1.RU 27-76 MALYM 26-23 9CIL.1 d-31 91I10 29-25 991. 331->7 DW

111 KSLY on KCB] 36-32 81,28 on ATI d-35 RODI d-26 .211 d-29 110E 30-25

o DAN FOGELBERG Leader Ott.. (Full Moon/Epic) LP: The Innocent Aga

152/43 71%

1 11

2 761

o -.Aut4=.

a. Natiol

UP 44

DEBUTS 45

SAMF n

DOWN APLS 43

g WI

M a-11 wul

P45aa-34 0107 d-26

AGL on 293 d-30 940 21-20

i1110I

6695114 a

alla d-31

a

0102 29-27

MOE

28 KE2R 20-14

X2

a

X22 d-30

00103 03 E-23 7-24

K22P 29-2)

/AR

NCAO m 21/BR 27-25

0 a2-14 NMM

PY d-29 92FLY 1. 34-31

6.1141 On 0C3A a

29-]4 VICC d-30 161.6 31028 9IANM3 W [11 30-28 ¢04 d-39 M CE 40-35 v100 d-15

K I IPI on

KEEL d-33

0íM0 30-25

MJDX 33-31 1001M 9-23 1.011

0100 30-23 14AY 15-23 MYP a0-27 WAXY 2103 18-24 . 105 d -3B 11200 29-13 CM101 a-31 M90 on

0100 a

0 18-17 1.0400

21-29

165 a-22 00R3 d -JS 101011 d-26 M53C1Y 28-21

28-15 1009 29-22

210R w On WIT 20-19 .JtDO

MW. 116RD a-31 M1R d-26 M

.65 126. d-29 KIIR RI0 27-24 ROM 28-25

d-19 KE93 d-19 M01 a-21 z101 a

MNAM d-30

WWP d -l4 0900

o0-2P WOW a-17 1090 a

ORCI 20-18 DJII 25-21

86>r d-24

MB22

AA d-30 294 e

98CD on M1M m Al. d-26

0,0 on

BBX on MIG3 a

K96 0 AKS a

KLUG d-28

KRO d-30

W I 2002 dao WACE an MIAO d-28 BIO. 4-30 11193 6-32 2.11 26-23 13IEA .110 30-28 9CIR d-27 95226 1.112 d -3o

010 0104 32-29 102 34-32

9580F d-29 614011 d-25 t/COD m WISE Mu d-31 WOLF d-40 R10V 29-22 0111 M -2P 6511PM 21-11 KOI20 29-22 AM d-30 Ma11.01

sYP a

90221 m 0000 30-25 KIRC d-30 KELS d-30 CR d -]I

11-18 WE2M M-26 6212111 4 RMIC d-29 91U92 13-36 9990 d-33 K.1. d-]7 KIM/ 0-2]

301 KOI d-33 901.Y i-25

00G m

M

90 b-25 0001 co RYYA on 20.1 26-22

FOREIGNER Waiting For A... (Atlantic) LP: Foreigner 4

egional 18811 8396 ye 2 4 DEBUTS 0

4 l 5OAMIC 92 93\ BI 93% A

1;12 .22

WABC 6-4 1C 4-1

6511 2-2 78.10 7-3 521I 2-2 M. 2-1 MY969M 2-3 MO -101 1-1 J11105 6-! 0107 4-5 CRR 2-4 CCK 4-7 C1/011 19-16

001115

MOL l-1 093 2-5 940 10-18 2300 5-4 195 4-3 0105 3-3 5C65 3-3

MBMMIOI

Nu 3-3 61861-.1 3-3

0 4-2 5 K595M 1-2

WKEE 12-19 V100 -2

2081114

KINK 2-2 KTG 5-4 KZM 6-3 900TA 1-1 II1. 2-2 K M9I 16-12

x 3-13 297 2-1 1066 1-5 K NR 2-2 9.16 1-3

94 1-1 JDX 16-28

164411 19-24 MK 4-6 WAXY 1-1

2103 5-] . 105 2-2 0000 5-9 2020 2-18 7010 1-1 1.20 3-4 65104 9-12 121.1.11 3-30 C65 1-1 WU 1-2 9WX 1-1 2.2 11-14

YB 9-11 2813 a---1

WC. 6-14 206% 1-2

FM102 6-7 KGG13111 7-]

]2 O BO 2-3 16821 2-2 K OR 1-2 KCP% 1-1 FM103 l-1 10 10-10 0 2-2

1811 1-1 50C 3-5 A0 13i

-3 62111. 1-1

03140 1-4 5OU2 1-8 WCS 3-3 VLAN 2-1 3IOY 1-t 2262 2-4 009 2-2 13FG 2-] 14.10 1-1

98IR 19-20 9511IL 5-16 1220 2-2

Wn14

0104 9-19

Condmaed On Next CoMann Continued On Next Column Condiwed On Next Column



r9b,Ognerów9olWwo,

Ksw 4-1

82F i-1

O E L-1

6.511 3-3 al 4-5

1ORY 1-1

2102 P-2 c I - 955F

wFo%I wGCL 2-2 0102 I-1

WNW 1-4 WA KY 3-2

4^ 1-I WISE 3-6

.U11-1 KT 2-3

20 100 -3 wFL6 2-5 W.K 11-17

MKTI 1-1 OR WGLF 2-1

KKOV l-1

NNW WGRD 3-7 Z2P 1-2

KILL 6-10 KfiKLM 7-2

KGRTN 5-4 MLA 5-4

MJ%O 4-5 WWLM 1-1

KOILEN 3-3 KPUP 1-2

KFI 3-4 K116 3-2 EN

yAKK 1-2 K6TT 7-2

0101P-8 22-25

4100 3-3 KMC 1-2

KIIK 2-1 I 3-3 i11OW

KELP 1-1

13K 5-3

00A PM 1-2

KPAV 2-7 KK%L 1-1

Æ21 5-6 KJR 3-5 6-4

KEYMFM 1-1

MZOK 1-1 KO1 I-2 KEIq 5-5 KISS I -I

010 1-1 ZI04 9-12 MAW 1-1 XXX 9-9

g MNS 1-I

v 4-2 WR 1-5

KKLS 1-s MIKE6-T 5 -5

MUE WO« 1-1 WKDO 1-1

WTRV 5-6 MA2M 216424113-15

WPM, 4-92a WOW91

2-2 Wíl L l-1

IUIO 7-7

WW. 1-1 1I1111 2-2

KOKO 1-1 WICI 8-17

FRL 2-5 99.G 2-2

WTI. 2-2 921444 2-2

92% 1-1 WD7% 5-9

KFML 2-2 W KD -1

MIMK 3-4 2-4

MpT .-2 MY. -1 I6OE

KGU I-1

WTICFM 2-2 WM KEMI 1-5 NMCM 21 KC1P1 1- KK. 10-12

CBN 1-1 DZA 1-2

YtCC 1-1 W 1-1 .40M 4-31 91 1-1

KATI Én5 ODI -16

MAN. 1-2 wALB I -I

KIDD 1-4 K224 1-1

1Oz2 5-I6.

0106 2-1 RP2FM -5

O I

J. GEILS BAND Centerfold /EM/ America) LP: Freese Frame

.pL Regional 10L 739ó ery Reach P 131

wm

641 ]6R 13:)

SAME 17

7.

riil MR

WFmEN 16-11 11-9

96KX 23-19 01041B-13

M 1-1

POM 15-13 5 5-1

010] 5-3 YPGC 16-10 CH%0U1 10-16

25-20

66.66.11U

KEGL 18-9

202-1 2 9 1 9l

I95 16111

C1OK1 5t

-IS 21-11

13- wKPXFh 7 K101 -15

MÆC I1-5

800114

.6.,,,,,.6.,,,,,IS-I3

KIST 30-19 .1g, 15-11 mg.,. 27-21

%97 15-11 AL 2n-16 ROK 2-13

WANE 8-7

106 -]l KKO%91 11161

OB.AnO

8-3 Y

11

-ZO 12118-14 210 l'-9 6.3105 W

-I0

1B0 2.-aE .100 - p Æ101 19-17 MNAREN 24_19 sR 0-7

I 19-10 Y 5-2

1l.Z 11-10 SC 17-17

1686 19-17 whY6M 27-15 1 MwogW 27-19

-1 KJIDD 16-14

1.10.111-7 h56 1)-2] K PD ,4-9 KRUC 6-13 M i d-2

M

WF 16380

15-9 13G IIY 9-21 10-7

1T3GY 6- 19-14

I3PEA on NBG 13-11 wC1P 20-14 %SX95%11.40-16

YO 8-6

NVM 0101 8-4 102 30-1J

9550F n

MA 19-15 19I00 12-2 WISE 1-1 .411 d-32

14 20-16

P 31-18 KIºV 19-13 KILL 19-11

on 4012.1 2 KPVB a-19

V101

I5-15 . 13-I0

UMW L )2316

1(14.R

an -3 KKK IP -16 WRKR 2-11 16PT J -3

2U 16- WA 2211 14 a WCIL. 11-1 KMW 3-2 KMA 4-3 99KG 16-10 KPM 2 15-11 NDW 111-8

.IRI

KR9 20-15 3-9

KDLA 17-15 KATI 15-12 KYYA 17-13 KOLE 18-15

1002 tó 2n-8 Mó -EN 20-P CPI. 1-1

KBEO 7-5 oCL ]6-10

KTI 18-14 101 30-23

Mt KPLA on

a-26 . 28-33

.100 3n -2P KFB

10-9 )O -1n

% 19-18 KIe 21-21

l 2'-20 KOPP 12-1

K

-3

WT WCAO on PM wD 5-4

MTRY 13-7 2FLY 19-15

WRCK 11-10 VIT 11-8 . 5_2

ORCF14 4-3 PIT 1-10

.__1112.11 M 19-1KM. WAR I1-18 0106 21-19

100E D 1-1

N.1%0 1-1 %II. 18-10 6293 19-13

10-16 6301 15-9

M

wOAM 70-17

WEe ]0 l0 WGR 20-15 WKmO 15-14 V93 a-2) 6010 20-16

Xa133 % 3-8

N804 22-16

1110E

KK%% 0-5

84HO. J7-11 6I00 16 -Ir .JP on Æ 0 22-15 KOPL 16-11 K8 14-11 KCPII 24-21

GO GO'S Our Lips Are Sealed (IRS) LP :Beauty @ The Beat

ion... 133/0 .e/ li

Region, YiA

6a 66\ 66, 27

48\ O 1n M 71% ADDS

g I

17-17 146. 19-1e 8106 12-10 PPO-. 16-15 JB105 7-5 0101 6-9 WWI 11-11 CFTR 16-13 CNUM 15-13 CRIM on

.AnM

9844 0-8 293 24-21 940 8-6 195 19-20 MCIDI 4-7

M101.. 18-14 1151920-18

IOU.M

.raA on

...yr. 24-24

6I. 13-9 ÆEI 3-1 WTI% 18-16 697 5-1 RROK 19-14 w% 11-10 1J0X 27-11 10:4106 30-28 0100 19-17 1YP 17-15 2103 27-26

05 31-14 0 30-25

WAKEN on 1142 11 -II 1XlI IS -If INOX 22-19 MBCY -8 YBR 25-25

X 25-23 1A15. 21-18 1014) 13-8 KJ100 19-17

K. 16-16 Ælm 6-5 Æ0 13-19 ÆYT 9-10 ..W% 21-20

rîP MI MJBO 7-6 14CL 11-8 WILY 16-15 MKU 32-30 13EFA 14-14 1E60 14-16 140 d-18

410UM

0104 29-28 .102 27-25 9580r 28-11 NOX 23-I8 WISE 18-10 NID 26-24 W01.1416-12 RKOV 16-15 FEEL. 4-4 4.OI7.511 16-25 a UR 28-28 0101 1)-17 KVOL 30-18

1111.1111.82

Ke.O 20-30 WOC1. 4-7

AT .A6411 2-5 KRIM 1-1

11-26 KI I6. 5-7 ICE..19-17 13K6-8 KYY% 16-14 RIMI on 0103 5-24

;I MT AO a-27

NBW 19-16 D 17-37

WRY 28-14 92CLY 21-20 MACK 13 -IS .T

AN M381.21 -I0 ]C 27-25

M91C14M 13-18 W1CC 15-13 WPST 10-9 WIMy14M 11-12 .813 8-13 0106 )5-12

M041«

KST2 21-21 KIIK 19-17 KO. 14-13 8893 7-5 NOM 11-31 210{ 10-7 IMAM 71-10 MILL 13-12 WOW 35-21 Y1m0 27-25

91% I206-12

111404 26-25

AE BYMO. 15-14 Y% 14-8 KIDD 18-20 F6102 23-23

--3

KG01 5 W11

SE0 4-4 KR 11-71 KCPII 23-19 11103 11-11

10I! KIUL o 11,411 15-13 601 on ÆW 27-27 WS

26-21 PT

2n-! NPU WCIL. 8-13 %.Y1AW a-23

-14 99KG 22-18 K.1 9-6 NOW 4-3

NIT KI 22-19 ÆN

2A 5-14 KATI 27-22 KWA 6- KOLF 14-14

O /

HALLE> OATES / Can't Go For That.. (RCA) '

LP: Private Eyes

20914 9996 National

Regional Peach UPP]

986 IKBUTS 4

5 98\ 50OAMf 11

Y 1001 A005 4

g V004 IO I7

)3

NK 1-d r 15-11

.I0} I3-6 KGGI 15-12 KJÆ 1I-10

WART OW. 10100 6-5 11P2 7-4

16AB 4-7 .61110-21 K11M 21-9 RCVS 19-14

1-11 wÆw 9-3

K2EM 18-14 KSE]FM 9-7

F6103 17-9 K% 23-23

1.FM 74 WIFI 13-8

KIWI. 19-11 MPI 9_0

ÆKO 12-2n KGw 18-15

%R% 11-2P 81M .7.6 % B971013

',LUC 14-8 KRC 25-23

wIDISAN 572 O -M 10-5 KEEL 33-25

KRDR 16-11

K.YT 11-11 KZIX 1

- 4 J8105 13-32 NPMP 1 -9

...01 8

5-3 0107

CWTK 18-11

091 8-5 JD% 23-14

KAt106 1-) g UM

3-20 CMG o

BGN 18-22 G100 5-6

e NT

NYIM WAAY 1-1 162115-11

110 75-21 2P-21

KEGL 26-1P won, 14-1J 21n) )-5

WACE 1-17 14. 17-9

293 18-11 940 l'_9

8J105 19-14 ND00 10-1

IGY 17-12 N 21-17

2100 8-14 195 15-17

0X30102-15 1B0 In -8

11B 11-7 13PG 9-8

0105 16-14

1 101 16-10 M100 17414 68 60 10-10 N06G

11 -In w 111 16-8

Æl0! 10-6 WAK. 12-1n

95X11. 29-24 140 19-11 1111101114

ro01}-11 M6 I2-5

I1-6 4101 1111

2010 rKR

10 ] K695. 8-1n KSIG

15-23

KGCY 1) -In w.e. 12-8

0104 11-8 9107 16-11

KBEO 1-11 WZZP a-16

1622 16-12 gigs, 8 -fi

9540P 16-I4 NO% 13-10

NGCL 10-5 n1 21-17

gds.

26-20 5F11-9

SO 96-13 IME 9-4

21 25-16 0110 WO.

16-16

1m WOKK

1LB 11-11 .1.249-1J

MTI l-º 1n

.6.0

KY 11-10 LE

11-9 KKºV 1-0 11.141 43,00 15-13 E 25-21 L

KSELFM 17-21

T....4012.1H 11-10 KRlA 21-7

K0I2 2P-23 KPUP 17-12

M7 KFI n -B

KI 14.4 14-5 YGRD.18-10 12, I3-9

0101 22-72 KVOL 16-6

1000 4-4 KPRC 7_1

WV1C 22-19 WJIIO on 41M911117

KE213 7-5 WLOLIM1 15-17 IlK 25-17 KJR 13-10

IP -li Kc9-I. In -7

I]-IJ KPYP l -

O 21-73 KIIK 75-15

20-18

KO.d-1 4 KEW 20-14

PI 24-16 KO

2A -

6OFB qAV 15-11

24-19

KKRC 16-10 ÆLS 19-14 WM.13-9

1129..

2oM 1]-90 2104 le -6 1AM IS -9

MTP 21-11

U 22t65 1113

NAILM NC 31-21

WI S ]0-I8

2-8 WGBP

.4010-2f W 9-7

C I6-6 11-11

17-10 yK00 1l -I1

99KG 14-8 KMZ 25-22

wPHR 2-2

U93 d-25 KV 18-16 1 MNM 15-10

NW 11-1C 15_0 URI

NTRY 19-15 20L2 16-11

N11O00

I 2-10 KENN I1-10

W.C. IS -12 112 16-11

% % 2

w.OT 4_9 KM.

111-9 991-14

K6 KCBd 79-13

141 5-10 WTIWEMCFM10-15

Nl'FM 1-21 K02A 7I-13 KATI

41-7 K,In] 12-10

WOT 61911!.

KKXYDII

d - IC

1 CC 19-10 NP62 18-11

p%X% Ñ8=14. KYRO 11-17

402E -

W%WW. 15-10 N PB

96 1R -I3 KIDD 23-19

11-1. 0106 MKP . 1

9 na1

BERT1E HIGGINS Key Largo (Kat

57/11 2796

Peach UP 21

1 At DEBUTS 6

;, !NSA] DowNADDS

11

9l 26-21 g I% 39-36 RAW

KEEL 09l 2-35

n W1117 e

WFB ºn El1« NJD% on

K)0106 26-27 001114

4041114YAAY 1 2148 7-7 0104 17-13

193 16-22 1AM Y an

4 d-30 102 30-28 956GP on

9!0 1 13

0In5 2-29

CK% 12-20

K1105 39-31 M O 1-1 1 0 11-9

NOK a

KK 19-16 31-18

30-24 MMAXEN on

MILK on WOLF on 44404..1.4K%104

WSR2 -21 KILL 38-34

W.'11 -x0 MOKI 33-23 NNO% 30-27

KVOL d-28

EEm sCK-29N........

-30

on WAKY 21-21 KPYR o

99KG a5dp 41..111...l 99KG 99KG a

WSZR . VIM e

Æ.t on

e -29 «et MIN o

ñDu e wKEE on RCM( 18-35 KATI 33-26

BOY. K001 on

a-32 MINT 2 g .24 on

o JOURNEY Don't Stop... (Columbia) LP: Escape

,e9i0nal

68\ B26 79\

1

17011 7990 el

nm 92

DEBUTE 0

smm 36 O ADDS WW6

1

MET. 5-4

MA41f 6RI 4-1 WTI> 22-1)

WK. 11-11 097 1J-9 KEEWIFI

8-7 KWOR 18-I1

YX4tÆ -2

13-20

eM 10-9 NMP 6-11

JB105 11-8 ON IS -1{

1.1D% m 0107 9-11 MWC 25-21

.X% -1 010;

15-11 YAAY 13-18 CHUM 2-3 WSW 0-5 CKGM 18-15 MAR 5-3 MOMY;OJ J4J

BJ105 -3

KEGL 9-10 Y000 -I1

293 1-2 CK101 11-6

940 5-2 10 10011221 0 I95010

6 1X104 16-18 »UM WEIA9M 16-13

0105 10-9 0104 6-5

INMOÆ%

6-8 WC.9-5 5_) 9103 9-9

1602 2-5 S60r I0-8

10OT 1eE 11-14 NO% 6-9 WOO 4-3

WLS e-ll IAM614M 9

WISE 104 NID-. 8-11

III.W 8-6 B T1D 8-)

CImO 3-I14 $1 K.1100 2-7 ¢ 31125

wOCL 1-16 KKOV 8-9 0102 3-2

MOM.KIL[ 3-3

W 6-6 GRC 5-5 1.1 9-11

c 25-71

4444,119 7-41

IYJ%0 5-7 OP 8-ll

0101 10-16.

Contfnued On Next Column

K96 t-1 RIm P-7 RLUC 2-2 KRtt2-1

11-6 1t2E4 15-11

WE NJsA 3-2 4ÚY 31-28 MALL 19-14 WIOY 13-7 t BELA 10-10 1110 5-4 WcIR6-10 95XIL 12-9 120 7-8

(Journey oaRaHlellt)

KCARTH 29-19 K FI 11-13 11116.

10 -In

00 1

KFRc 19-19 KELP 2-6 119 20-20 KYY% 6-12 K.. 8-6 0103 6-5 KOPA 14-10 4ZIP 8-5

WYE

Wier 1-22 MIFF 8-1 WTI. 9-5 9)PL2 6

MACK 7-6 3wT 1-t

ICPM 0-6 a.CPM 20-20

VPST ]-2 14.1147-7 WAEB 7-] 0106 9-12 YKPLM 10-28 4104 J-1 NKBL 5-13

K6TT 11-11

KVOL 5-4 KiIF l-9 .OM 18-14 \INOE K YNA1 11-11 K293 3-3 MOIL 13-12

2-2 KFYR 9-14 2oa 2-2 Kºwe 11-10 1

WM. 10-1P K6L0 W115 2-2 KKPC 10-6 WEE 6-6 KKL6 3-2 WASP 15-14 MRÆ 9-8 16100 9-8 MSPT 10-1 091 20-15 KTPU 10-12 KOKO 10-9 NAZYEN 7-5 WKI 3-3 HCILM 11-6 ÿ2X 8-4 1.401.402-3 EUX 8-6 RR. -9

MNOT 10-1P 99FG '-1 YM 3-1 MD L 0-10

W 9-7 1110r

K KXX 15-21 KYNOFM 40-24 494 a-22

2-12 EN101 9-8 KGGI 6-5 147163 20-15 K1B0

1-2 KS. 11-17 K11K 6-5 M103 3-6

KENI 12-12

CBN 4:3 KDZA 9-9 KATZ 11-10 KODt 78-25 KYYA 4-4 K02E 4-3

BILLY JOEL She's Got A... (Columbia) LP: Songs In The Attic

137119 84% National Regional Reach

]I\ 9\

w 411 'BREAKER]

Summary UP 1

DEBUTS >0SAME

27

ADDS 19

L AVE

1ABC 27-27N

« 23-20 WMM 1J-15 PI d-30

96K% on l-24

CKGM on

801.11

KEGL d-29 940 26-22

1108« K69511 o OEM 21-L)

N C CL 6-25 0K102 a-34

a-12

KEAWTd-1) K u KFI 22-19 K 6l 31-28 1100 -34 K 9 d-22 1Y d-29 0103 a

OPA d-30 O.2P a

E6«

MCAO 27-23 NBP a

WBBF a

NffM 22-1) WTRY -24

1W4B311 d T

a-27 -30

wVBP .9-)7 .mP 29-n WIMCFM 29-28 KC101 26-71 WICC 25 -IR PST 29-]5

MANI. 28-24 WAEB 34-2]

0106 76-15 MK11EN 27-21 4104 -3l NKR 36-13 VI00 28-18

801111

KMK 11ETM on ÆPl 19-16 .I%26-23 69)

2

KEEL on Æ02

}7-24 K094 23-21 WJD% 29634 %%X1062

G100 -27 WMY -28 YZYP 25-23 2103 29-25 J105 30-26 000 2-25

C 101 -24 160 a-19 13H00 M-18 rWt101

WAXEN 23-20 NOKI

1i1«C

Y 25-22 H 23

e WM.. on Nal s-2 w15-11

IOn 38-26

MOST

12. %2C 414

16 0 on WWKKM d-29

30-2] I

on TT IK d-31

K104 a-29 KORN

20-IB KN%M93 70-16

a-27 MIKÉ

.3-19 1%00 d-29 MNCI 2J-21

KIDD an an

F911 022-20 K96 RSKD 31-24 KGY d-20

ORC d-30 O 28-15

MT 50 23-20

GUT 24-15 WACZ on

81MM 29-21 15611 28-25 WM. 27-21 3rEA 25-25

MC1R 28-24 9501L 39-29

»UM 0161 .n126 2102 a-15 955GP 30-28 MEOX

20-21 OCGO Ñ LB 34-27 GLP

5

M 32-29 KKOV

2l9 5-24 O824M

22-16 æ

PM -24 KPU, 0-25

KFIT on KG

KPPT on

wTPU 28-27 116.2111125-22 9ID 91G a-32 KCW 31-23

æ x1 28-24 KSLY on COSA on KATI )) KYYA on K022 on

D KOOL b THE GANG Take My Heart (De-Lite/PG) LP: Something Special

NeOlonal 8917 ea461

1 141 w 561

48%

NIAI

National Ym a

DEBITS 3

16

DOWN ADDS

1.21411 36-1) WIFI 17-13

06 23-18 104I6AN 9-15 16105 17-15

111WC.0

24-21 23-19

NW 293 20-10 0105 19-17

eRt Mm0 19-18 CKI.M 12-12 Æ W 23-21

0E0 37-23 W L 11-17

ÆARTH 12-11 KRIM 14-9 K. 0-6 RII6FM 12-11 1000 10-10

11O6-5

21-12 % 26-16

WE

WCAO 30-25

FBR OC M5-12 MT on MORGEN

KCIO1130-) 016730-29 01 06 116

MKEE 18-27

RWm KFMK 25-15 KTSA 8-1{ K.. 12-7 Æ6TPM 3-2 KHPI 11-10 WTIX 19-17 B9) 14-10 KEEL 25-24 Æ0K 14-14

YJ MP 1010 - D% 6-1

06 7-lE G100 a -l0 WAAY . 1193 4103 13-11

05 22-19 11000 7I-20 1110111 )-1 .100 I1-9 .R0 115 K%]01 ;-Il MAX. -5

OK1 28-28 1EL 9-5 A1. 1)-11 O R MVtC 26-24 NImO a-28 KpKO 19-20

25-24

OE

101101. 1-11 DD 21-17

.102 14-13 K OGI 5-4

ÆR 13-1]

. l

-JO Ælm SITE 16-24

F6«

.80 22-19 4-9

MIA/ 26-26 WIT. 102-21

1E5 13714 30-10 /CIP 14-12 95XIL d-37

41011.14

0104 a

2102 22-20 5S. 19-18

28-24 WISE a

. LB 6-4 G 9-4

211.6 8-5 SPUR 19-13 010] 14-14 KVOL 24-22

MOM..

KG11R 204-23 2TRU 11CILM 77-19 KMtg 44-24 99KG 30-28

OE KIWI 36-35 KULM 22-22 KCBN 39-31 KOLA 23-21 IATI a

KYYA 15-14

e GREG LAKE Let Me Love... (Chrysalis) LP: Greg Lake

Peglonal 100/12 4796 N1 1Y

1

Pe 40%DEBUTÉ 2

SAMM

339 529

I NIAI DOM. 10 N 569 ADDS 12

g WE

10iM 1-32 NIPI on 8104 on . PRO - a 38105 18-16

»WM 940 23-21

YAM,0.01-27 KEO

22-20 1 601621CY wMTI on

3O1

KRLA on KFI on KI00 on

21-19 KE2RKJR

a

KYYX 30-21

0103 on m

WET

MMD a-26 M1ffM a 9NK2CLY200-29

311TS%3M1-26

KC101 a-28 1ICC 0-26 ú 23-^9 4.!:.1.4'...,-ii:', N M o

a

WKPZ. d-30 R 17-15

MUM

KZFM d-26 KSETPM 0-30 KINT

2n-21 KEEL 10X106 d-26

28-24 B11 BJ YP 2-25

105 WODO

e KKBO on

04 on MMAKM on OK1 on

on WCSC 33-20 M68X 30-28 ANSEN o al o MA d-72

25-3] K1100 10-27

MINN.«

MZZp on yJ%O on 1LGLPM on KIIK .101 on MEICI 30-28

a-27

WOr

KIDD on 60 29-39

MBK on 030 On

KB .CP% 35-31 .6.6.6.6d

- 3

KR'on

GP UWE

MJBO 37-34 KBN on 13PEA on MABG 29-25 WIR

o--30 11440ZYO0

410.M

0104 24-20 2102 a-36 91560XPaon

W 30-27 WISE 35-31 WELD 35-30

OV 38-36 6iLe 35-11

KVOL

MAT KOMB o KKRC on KKLS on MTRU o

on

2]-19 KDKO

10-19

W 34-28

11184 11YE

.Rl 34-11 KSRYN 25-3I

KDLA un -37 KATI d-34 YOY A on ZF -30

LITTLE RIVER BAND Take lt Easy... (Capitol) LP: Time Exposure

145/32 68% ,.S.1....] gional

P IP © uW DEBU 5 11 36

,1; -i n-e::-:1 POPSDOwN .2

I;P wr

OEWN. 38-35 WIe6 o '41:F.11"72::--- 010

ano2 PR O-214 JB105 30-3J 0l0> d-2) PGC o

CHUM dr3l on

N.M KEGL .

93 w. 940 d-30

MUMMT

rcGCL on 11 M

YYMSE

ÆARTH d-30

KFI on 411.1 d -l4 KI00 or.OJ1n0 244% d-31 MIMN on OIOI e

KOPA d-29 K22P on

EMIT

CAO R 230

MMD 28-76 WHEW -30

Y d-17 MIFLY a-30

JR2Tft36-29 MORCId d-)0

MIVCC -18 T4-ln

d -l0 wPEO on

N0105

a 29 KEF ,_,0ÆBO 11011M.10a KZ. on

msFT. 29-75 VINT d-2,

KEEL 431n

IKM1lIKROO 6 Gp% .P-4

-l5 .

6

100 )9-17 wMY on 1.12"71T'''''329'11"4 AW 19-24

X a

41103 31628 BJ105 16-30 W000 on 1 0 on IXIOKOFMd429

-2) KI 25-20

WO.I OS30 EJNOX --5 KGCY

e-27 AYS -6 CSSÇ d-31

26-24 NAYSPM o W.19-16 ºPK . MN 13-16

22-20 d-29

MOQE

Y ZR d -2B IC d-

14720 o

M KS e

KIIK a

KIOA d-28 KOEN on KEYM. e

ZL903 m K a-10

ANAS d-29

W... on WW1 26-23

MIR

KK%% On0-2) .IDO

102 a 11 d-IB

0-29 KBBK d -2B KCPX a -2B

a-22 94

Ksed- 35-33

t

MW N1eÿ on N d-34 1402 27-24 MLAM a

.TIG2 d6-3>

¢1 -36

KG a-26 13FG 26-26 MF00

28-27 1ICIp

410.M

0I01 e

5óc14 on % e

MCGO a-29 WISE 16-31 1E48 on MELK 0 WGLF tl39 KKºv d-25 1Lf a

KS.. 24-21 K01.6 KPUP 0026 0101 KVOL a-24

411141,440E4

KFTR KWB aap KKPC .

KKLS NP.,

d-29 a

M5P1' a

MT2LYKM30-x9 a-25

KMW d-26 KRIA a-13

K99KG 1

DW s3-10

MR ÆNI 009-3r KBLY KCBO 38-34 .20 on KATI a

.414 on KOZP Cu,

LOVERBOY Working For... (Columbia) LP: Get Lucky

Rntionel Reglonel 88/11 40%

Pa.Y R )e

E 12!O\ 7

E 28 M401 316 I NIA! DOWN

; 51e ADDS 1 N

g MT 1EeW 24-2n MIP1 a

on C101 on H UM 13-1T CK4M 29-27

101II11

Æ OL 5-2

1

WK. on

19I4

Æ I a K 00 27-24 KPRC 0-35 Æ2R .

KY. on 0103 a

422P 34-20

g EMT

WNW18-12 22-20

M. 72-21 MPST 232 wIMNt 0

20

106 RR.. on K104 )1-29

WKR 30-26

8I 11 KLAN 30-21 897 on WEHE 29-26 K09e 32-26 MIX1024-1> 011000

YP a-29 8J105 on Y6Æ on YOKI 23-18 BC WY 21-160 1 R 16% m

an K.1100 on

M611aOf 1111111.14

W. 7-6 2104 d-30 IM AM a

MIKS 21-17 WLL 21-25 MKDO on

Ar

Æ 0

PIK.PIK.J1-22

B 15-9 u--15 .IOn

R% RASI 23-19 Im 25-22 ÆO 26-20 ÆYT a-10

WY

OJBO on wWY on 1ACZ 18-23

MANG d-26

2....296Æ

OlU1 13-10 WOO WISE d-36 W 26-23

on 16405V 2)-39 ÆCLM

On5-II11110111887Atl6M ROILED. O101 on KVOL on

M11R KOWB a-dp RC .1-19

1KK 1R 28-24 W6.2414 3)-3) IICIL. tl-3J

MCA N-22 99110 39-38 KML 23-21 KDW a

IA,

O612 22-26 o

10u ,

KATI 34-11 WA on K KOLA 9-6

LULU If / Were You (Alfa) LP: WW

e910n.1 54j7 .ch U\ 321

241 171

11

2696 .Tr tl

[NSA DOWN 0

DEBUTS 4

SAME )

ADDS ]

EMT

NIIXSFM 27-26

4011111

RWYWRI

121.0

N 20-1J

C9L tl-Il MGCL 28-26

KRLP M. on .100

20-16 n KY. on

RAM

WCAO on WICC on IÆP on

W W1

K«M d-20 Æ LTAI 21-20 KIRS 35-26 1TI% a

FEEL YJD% 3462s 1W.1062 WAAY 27-27 WAXY a BJ105 on 141300 on

0 1001 on º

1091 . 05

M A« 6-5

1.10141.E

1LR on 116 10 35-01 WDL. o KIIK RIGA

e--10 O11n DO 30-23

í1W7

KIDD on RGGI a-28 MBC on CP% 39-36

Kfilm 2)-26

wP0% on MCao on MFIb on 20.F on 14404 an

11.116.87

ÆRC d-28 WSR on

9911 un

IRIDI

on KX. RD7. on IATI .

ODI on

I

DON McLEAN Castles... (Mglennium/RCA) LP: Believers

Pe9.onat OY Reai1301

a9 fiI)0 6o®, 124í05e`Y

UP DLBBUT6 16

9 i NiAf AME 12 s 6

Clnl2J6Z] A[B 16-167

GOI d_}

01% on Mn 1

P'1l ] 801111 URWIFI

6104 18-]5 MIGC 6-23 RM9 1]-1J M1B0 a-39

1101.411KI« KL. d-27

d-27

WGV2 26-24 MAN27-75

36-33 ÆEL 15-11

461 L-31 KG.B -26

OK o NPG 21-19 41I.0R O91 d-

14.10% on 31 .1I11 w0C1 on w2W 18-14 1601 16-23

wMY on 9 56GP e

MOTBJ105 d -4P 141160B0 20 -20FILE

VFW M-22 4

KEAP 28-25 14-P 0101 on

o I1NLA n

KFI 15-12

WIC6C 0-30 4111.4.40T

KI00 07-35 K42P -26

MOST 15140 on

KJR a-20 1211 IG -12 yVIC 1119 YYOT

4114 KO

a l3

30-27KRAV

on T 65-16

EAST - lA NP I3-19 1.24LA d-30 RODI 17-11

r 1-1 AT ROLr d-2]

13-12 wBBF 9-18 Y94 2.-21 WHEW 33-2r

RONNIE MILSAP 1 Wouldn't Hava.. /RCA/ LP: There'. No Gettin' Over Me

1 141114 8896 "Z,'.27,7;..

9] DEBUTS 14 11

s 771 S )[ ® DO. DD w 43W ADDS 14

irji

VÆE 23-22 vI00 -II

.102 d-21 K1 11 27-25 KS.15-14

WA« MITIKOK a-30 KANK el -10% KTSA 25-21

CP%2-8 KRO 16-14

WBC 27-15 90636

5

KLM 24-I8 « KI

KLL% on

1..37-3{ I 21-21

.I% 1P-27 KEEL 14-11

105 I1 -I0 NWC a

440,4a-30 N/F 26-23 MT

SOUTH %094 26-23 JD% 26-23 OLAS 33-29

292 19-19 1601 5-5 0100 27-26

OLAS 23-30 WIOY a

910 22-19 HAAY !-B

YW91 43-19

OIp. 2.9-26

C 36-21 .226.226-28

WAXY .8-]3 -ll

WEB 21-19 1G 20-20Y111

0 on 4111,11Of &JI05 13-37

MWO d-29 yCI1 18 -IS 95%IL 9-4

a

W

10¿0 23-22

C.101 1B0 12-10 MUMM

ISO a-35 W22P2-30

.100 a-35 y1-1{ 0 IS 9102 31-19 L 24-11

W2W 24-31 92101 31-21 WAR>KI I5-14

9560P on NO% 21-17

1JKY 8-) NICTI I7-16

YOKI 9-8 102 I8-16

1142 76-35 WID

WW6« 14611 11-9 KG« 19-15

e-6 YXIM WOLF 28-21

KRTO2G 4-23 C 44-13 M.S.d-2) R 76-11

411.214 24-19n KRLA 1.1 10-27

WM I5-11 WORE 10-9

RW1 20-16 0404 24-24

4I00 n

Kei 21-31 MA« 16-14 IJ100 19-25

INOL Il -15

K. )-16 KYY% 25-73 1I6I1

EOOI RIEL 25-23 KININ 13-I1

0103 2-]] KOPP 15-17

62. K -l] WtC )-{

Æ2R d-ll KEW .-l8

...P I5-12 MWLEN 23-18 K6T' a

KKWC 19-17

21-31 n

171P N2WR

30-34 28-25 OTpU on

E6.E YAM 26-33 BRAV I8-17

WALYTM 24-21 WCILM a

NCAO 28-26 1 BN 11-20

ÆriM 29-26 611.14611.1425-25

MO« -21

1UW . 6-11 999G

1.11 1

ll on M w 21620 111.12111.12WTPY

925L4 on WVBP 19-17

YICIed-22 ypI. a

.IDI1 d-37 KS.' 16-15

DRC 30-25 EN 1T

21-20 KCBY 11-35 KMÁIOI

19-27 WOE 1.2421-23 YA 1]-26 KATI

1400 on WK R21111 29-27

12-29 pY%DI 2-e A on

It10! 6-13

D JUICE NEWTON The Sweetest.. (Capitol) LP: Juice

9lanal

6]e 554 441

140111 5696 YarlOaÿ

UP % DEBUTS 14

SAME 15

DOWN 2

AIMS 11

NIF1 21-20 0104 2:-22

05 -2 wFGC 19-15

80111

293 4-3 940 2-L 0105 1]-11

f 13-22

4111434111444

PM a

COW 1-9 595P4 16-14

M221:. 19-I1 WGL IO -28

02 3l-30

woKro0-io T 2

MELT

KFI KRIA

WIISPM d-32 MI00 22-22 42111 22-20 RJR º-8

d-32

1

d-30 01031 o1

P d-20

E6«

WCAO 13-12 NI, 12-10 10F 12-13

7-14 92FLY 27-24 WBLI 7n-17

6-14 WTICEM W. 16-14 W.C. 19-16

24-20 tl-2n

wAFB N-23

WKEE 24-23 Vl.n 17-14

801111

KM. 04-12 RTBA2

14.1411 21-24 KIN

n-) K151 NIX 5-5 IULL 32-29 K ROK 28-25 NPNF 23-18 4094 28-22 MJD% 14-10 10I%106 a-30 MSON 4-1 G100 14-13 WR AY 12-10

9-15 2103 24-16 J105 9-8 D00 16-11

CKB01 35-12 1 O 1e-13 .00 -33 1610 1a-12 Æ 104 MA.M 5-1 MOKI 21-1) M00% 15-12 WAYS 14-10 eBEi 15-12

C 24-21 IN6. 19-16 al 7-7 WORK 19-17

M « 21-IB 1IpeOT

WORD 19-15 IMP 17-14

C 10-7 EN 18-15

MA 16-13 ÆTT d-31 K IIK 22-16 KIOA 13-9 KOM 23-19 KAV 11-6

-14 21AP 19-1) G« .0-27

14400 -30 1.193 a-21 .CI 14-13

a-Jn

M101 an KGG] 26-1]

KIM -16 KNÉ%0 0

-9

BB d-2. KCEX 6-11 K96 on KRi 2.-24 KZ 2X d-23

86«

801111

0104 5-3 .102 a-34 956GP 2I-11 MAO% 10-6

Se 19-16 WIZ

6-2 MILK 10.F

251-16 KIL[ K012. d-30 0101 12-12 KvoL 29-23

Om KKXL 11-2n KPYR 14-11 KRi.S 11-15 MAÆ 29-2P

PT 32-10 RU 23-20

14441711 30-24

WIST

1MI a-40 KCeN 27-22 KOKA 18-17 KATI 20-17 KO41 9-6

4 -Il

KOLE 8-7

OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN Physical (MCA) LP: Physical

181/0 11596 ., UP

,ÿ

S 6611

9Reac:E DEBUTS

} OG

w 781 ADDS 0

ED«

WABC 1-1

WBC 6-4 wKBW -1

.. 2-1 110

2 1

1

6104 1 -1 w%PSFII 3-5

J81053-16

8105 1-3 010] 28-10 MCC )-6 CETP 1-

C I1GN P-4

NUIM

Z93 1-1) 940 10-28

00 2-2 5 1-1

0105 1-1 C 1

4110W.47 YIWWR º ll CKLw 2-21

4595P14 15-17 OSLO 11-9

P NZZ 3 -]WL

1 1

01) 10-8 2-2

MOw KY 1-1 K 1 2-2

ÆARTH 1-1 KR1M 111

1-1 01

. 00 2-2

KFHC 2-1 13K 1-1 KYY% 1-1 010] 2-1 KOPA -12

66.7

MCAO 2-2 WFBR 4-15 18P 2-2 NM 1-1

Y 1-1 92FLY 1-1 WRCK 1-1 MIT 1-1

2 MTlC641.11

WaICEN 1-1

KC101 3-6 MICC

0-2 WPST U.N 1 M . 1 -Il

MASK 1-1 0106 1-1 6.2111 5-10

01 -1

MKR 1-t V100 6-6

KR1K 1-1

K TW I-1 KZPM 1-1 S.. 22-14 « 1-1

KHPI .-1 MTIX -15

897 4-5 KEEL 2-I XROK 1-1 MPMP 1-2 5094 2-2

Dx 1-1 KXK106 1-1 M ai 1-1

MAY 1-3 M YP 1-1

9A. 3-14 03 1-1

B 105 1-1 MD00 11-26 .101-

B 1-4

FMIn l

1X101 1-] MIRK. 4-11 WSKZ -12 MOK1 2-1 WMO% 2-5 MBCY 3-4 MAYS 1-1 SCL 3-3

WCSC 1-1

wApBPM 1-1

WORK 1-1 n0 11-9

MOO! c50 1-2

W P d-15

WiVIC 3-3 NWLM d -1l MAKE 2-1 14624 I-1 KI1K 3-2 KIM 1-I K0. l-3 KMV 6-] ÆYNM 10-13

29I6-15

15-10 L11%N04 -1

2-1 WM. 8-9 M « 8-8 M900 4-4 1193 1-1 MW 1-2 SOSA 6-1 M01X 1-1 YRIOT 1-1 WY. I -I

WOW

10.11 5-J KYNOM 1-1 491 2-3 KIDD 241 2

21-1 8.111 4-d ÆBO 1-1

-6 KBBK 4-12 KCPX 1-10 K61m 1-1

K1tt1-2 NH 1-2

X 5-6

WJO 2-7 N 2-2 WACZ MIM 4-3 WIGY 5-5 1461 1-1 .LB 1-1

13PG 1-1 1?BG 18-)2 9C1R 1-1

%5%IL 21-15 vº 1-1

. 1341114

0104 3-1 02 1-1

958GP 2-2 MrOX 2-2

00 2-3 S2 4-9

1.1.11

103.111 1

9-6 KIOV 2-2 KILL I1-1) Kºt2PM 11-11 KPVR

01 1-1

KVIOL 1-x

ROLE

KW. 2-4 ÆLY 1-1

CBN 2-1

ImL11 2-1

KATI -1 IONA 2-2

LE 2-5

S. NICKS b D. HENLEY Leather b Lace (ModemNAtco) LP: Bella Donne

National 0.00100/1 204/3 W

eSmery Up 150

M KG9p9

© ''''''''''''''r:6N

ll M 1,n0 O 9

Aros 3

MAR

M104 7-5 II,

-S NÆC 1-9 V1n0 9-3

NNW MABC 26-20

BC 29-27 K.K 29-11 K9í 7-5 4264 24-19 111. 11-16 KINT 6-5

IF1 13-10 KMFI 5-4 961% 10-9 MIIX d-1 O 0-9 097 19-15 PRO -14 12-10 EEL 1-0 111205 12-29 OKK áy3 0107 14-11

O 0 I1-7 .OM 4-1

C 12-6 ILO% 11-7 CHUM

001-15 K.106 7- 101 6-4 100 1-t JBO 29-2a

4101111 WRAY -4 WG. 10-1 .2P 4-4 7---4

ÆG1. 3 . 15-I1 WI.. 5

293 6-6 7103 2-2 WIG. 4-4 940 1-5 11105 6-5 1561 5-5 0105 13-12 5(00 3-8 MO 10-6

11101 14-7 13F. 7-7 ROSY 1880 9-4 WOG 3-2

.100 I8-18 50 1-6 w MIS 11-1} Æ0 a-19 5%L I3-11

1-12 KK104 1-1 120 10-5 1114 .5-11 6-12

(Parallels continued on Page CO -

23 -14 KJR

1-1 KNB 5-9 11-18

KBBK 12-> KCPI 13-9 11101 4-5 K. 8-8 KS. 10-8 KGN 9-8 KWC 6-4 R O6-6

5 -3n K21% 4-2

4.447


(Nicks & Henley continued)

CKLM 1s-13 N695M 7-5 K SID 24-22 eE0 4-3

N22P 8-4 OCL 13-8

0102 18-15 KW 8-5 WO. :-1 1021 -

11107

KEARM a

KPLA -29 RI 15-17 Kline 29-24 KIOO 18-18 KFRC 31-24 CºP 3-2 130 32-19 P 10-1

KYYx 8-6 MN 7-4

0073 8-6 KOPA 5-5

P 5-4

418

11IAN.1 9-6 9

0An6 6- 6

WR2 2-2 1001 5-4

x 21-18 WW2 4-6 168112 16-9 WBC 1-4 Ú6x -1 1108614 13-6 NO/1k 11-) WAXY -3

0 4-1

rr16r1Y07

WOPD 9-1 ME2P 4-1 NVIC a-35 KJXO 17-17 MIOt2 6-6 BA. ll-8 K 6TT 5-4 X11R 3-14 KIW 4-2 son. 10-> ßMV 1-1

KEY22 8-4 0293 )-12014

3-4 2101 J-8 MNAM 6-3 1105 5-3 MNAP ln -8 inn 2-1 X6M0 5-) ROO 5-3

UM3 13-P21

-1

O 0112 1-2 142/C10-5 02X 5-3 NK 3-2

13.2 P-5 12711 17-10

-2 294 R-6 KIDD 20-16 n101 1)-11

101114

0104 4-11 2102 S-4 95601 S-4 1702 9-5 MC0Q 11-9 WISE 8-14

s-3 FIX. 5-5 YOLP 12-19 NKOV 6-3 « ILE 9-8 0018511 i -I

k01TM 15-9 KPUR 4-3 0101 4-4 KVOL 8-1

1108Bß

XP KKXL 5-3 M 3-4

144118 5-5 XLLO 14-8

RC 4-2 KIRS 5-4 WA. 10-7 SPI' 5-1

121111 4-11 4- 14 217/4 WWII 22-11 030.0 4-5 RNA :-1 º9Ka -3

KEWW Z 5-5

2-]a

were

K SN1 C-2 KSLY 7-5 7CBN 16-12 KD2A 5-J MT1 12-11 15001 5-7 RYA 9-E O 022 1-1

0 POLICE Every Little Thing... (A&M) LP: Ghost In The Machine

133. 143/0 87%

16

atlonfl

melf D EBUTS

SAKI 19 DOWN 114 ADDS C

WM 4-12 MB102 12-19 MIPI 9-16 %1. 10-15 8104 3-8 0107 3-4 MPGC 11-28 CrTR 8-16 CHW ÌO-28

CW3M -2

SWIM

K EGL 2-2 293 12-26 940 6-15 1'100 4-11 195 8-B

10 5 4-6 MC l-6

11212.21117

S 6-6 00-M 6-6

Y 19-10 75952 9-11 RLO 9-16 WGCL 6-20 0102 I1-10

wen

KLARN 6-15 A 2-6

N. 9-12 RI16M )-13 OFW 5-8 ß 2R 9-10 13R 2-10 7YYX 14-14 K IMR 10-11 0103 4 -II KOPA .1-16

6

WCAO 8-IB WIRR 9-26 M 9-11

8-13 PCK 4-9

31. 3 IWBL114-11

MTiCFM 7-16 YgICM 5-11 YÚST 1-)

KM 6-18 WAEB

11-23 2170 4-20

WORM

KTY 17-23 0077.1 4-6 897 .-6

KEEL 11-18 120% 8-8 WMF 20-30 0% 9-12 n 2-10

BJ105 3-11 C7101 7-12 14100 4-13 101104

1117.14149 140 4-35 2871 8-16 MORS l7] W ]7-16

1--0 MSS% 114-11

BROC 1419 810 ]-14

02100 31-23

1111.0111.1.

WORD 4-11 12214 7-10 W101111MtOL 9-17 WA. 12-16 O 1111 6-4 K30A 11-10 O 0.46-6

2 2-2 0293 1-6 1200 6-8 2104 11-14 111P14 11-22 I713

0A

WR 15-17 GBI 10-11 m0 8-15

093 16-12 OXO 11-19

x

3-8 NN wXOT 11-12 YM 9-13

% 9-14 1.10101 8-12 Y 1611 R C -9

PM102 7-9 RGG1 11-15 7.143-6

BO 7-16 BYk 7-14 M103 9-12 R% 2-2 00KD 9-17 FLUC 5-19 KR0 8-12

RAW

KJBO 8-13 W. 5-19 YCi 2-2 NLAM )-l0

GY 3-13 WTBM 10-11 1.13 5-10 13P1A 9-31 950IL 10-1f WM n-19 BOOM

955. 7417 W700 II -31 400 I3-17 WISE 2-5

0.N 2-1 Mp.P !-6 01101 5 -IO KB[LM )-15 R1UR 10-1B 0101 13-13 ß 10f XXXL

o--7 n le. 0018 9-12

ß21n 10-15 W J-3

U. 21-26 MRRP 4-4 MSPT 12-17 W. 8-13 FR.

8-8 A 11-20 %W 8-16

222 1-1 KOW 15-20

18BR

R6LY :-1J /4031-6 ROZA 10-2C

o QUARTER FLASH Harden My... (Geffen/WB) LP: Quarterflash

9100:.1 amb 911 Bee 211 9Út

13/2 9096"22.2;;, UP lar

0E6025 5

6817

120 24-21 MOU+ 10-10 M6Ú.1 9-10 MIPI 6-12 %. 25-1) .

5-5 M1ß

BRM 13-12

P 10-9 19105 15-13 0107 11-6 WPGC 1)-1J FTP 10-)

CMKMM 5-6 d-26

GL 21-25 293 9-8 %0 11 -IO 1100 0-21 195 a

0105 18-16 00 W 9-18

e10w107

11.6 M-22 1146 -PM 36-11 CRLW 27-23 BEO 6-4

M22P 14-11 MGCL 1-4 0102 5-4 W2W 3-9 W01TR e Y 11-10

MR K EARTM 16-13 K.IA 22-15 RI b-5

M 11-9 11100 13-11 Ken 22-22 RZR 8-B

15

8R 2-2

222 2-2 N 6-5

0103 12 -IP KOPA 1-2 K2Yv -3

W 2 4A0 6-1 MBR 5-3

0106 7-7 M 1-1

14104 13-9 17150 9-8 0011 34-31

KTSA on 000.T11 4-29 M 26-11

1114141 6-IJ MII% -1 897 21-24 REEL 10-10 8700 16-IB MFMP 11-8 80% 3-) MJD% 21-1) W00106 5-] WS. 13-12 01D0 9-8 8MY 6-6 W22P )-) WAXY 12-19 Y101 11-8 113105 16-I1 WU. 9-6

5-5 11110 6-5 M100 11-11 1.104 I19N-8

k31 6-b

MORI 9-6 6-5

YBD% 6-4 wBCY 9-12 61202 11-4

1-11 AeBM 16-12

110 8-13

1R w 4-3 RJ100 6-5

6Úw102

W0P0 15-1) P 9-7

MVIC 2P-26 KJ%0 3-2 MIDL2 4-3n

R TR11-9 6-12 RM2 25-23

93 6-2 11LW4 7-5

n 6-5 IMAM 3-11 MIR6 7-5

P 11-13 WMEE 8-7 2000 16-13 WKDp 12-9 091 19-19

º-5 K0K0 8-5

5-4 92% 19-15

KGG1 19111

0180 12-10 NSPE 5-3 KRBK 15 -In

P% 5-4 FM102 4-1 096 11-11 155107 3-6 MM )-2 KLUC 5-3 1180

0.2 3ó-1C 022% 10-

W2 2380 5-1 YWY 22-12 XACE 15-10 W 9-8 wIGY 19-14 e86N 9-8 WLB 4-25 13FY 12-1] 1108G 8-8 95XIL 16-8 1220 23-16

S WM

2102 17-7 95S. 14-10 2506 14-14 MC07

-8 9-7

41719 21-17 1131ß14 14-7 WOLF 0-15 11002 10-7 KILE 1669 HELM 140140121.0I2 12612 KPUR 14-8 0101 1

ROL 9'11 Bpm MOIL 16-14 sees 12-1n XOMB 13-9 K EIn 111-13

/CRM.4 5-4 s B-7

1111. 11-15 PT l6 -In W. 12-1

11A22M 9-9 wciLre 15 -IS 711I0 13-11 0ÚA Y4 994G 0-6

NDW 6 L 3-12 -6

Continued On Next Columnr

IGuerrr/ialY eeRMrBetO

06-6 wBBF 9-) M N-21

162112 12-11 92PLY 1) 1-8

.2 15-13 WTICFM 6-14 MCPCFM 9-9 M1cC 7-4 PST 8-5

MIANM 8-4 NnrB 5-5

MNX 6-4 MK1T 12-P 1.711 19-9

91BB7

MIX 4-1 0MOM 19-21 094 6-S KIDD 15-9 711101 -)

weer

MO 5-1 XSLY 9-8 CBN 9-4 LA 14-11

KATI 6-6 W( A 16-1

C l-3

QUEEN & DAVID BOWIE Under Pressure (Elektra) LP: Queen Greatest Hito

12818 59%

FA«

WM. 17-17 96. on 14104 16-14 MR6n 15-13 0107 16-14

CrTOM-26

-2 C00M 21-21

1101.1111

KEGL 15-15 4. 24-24 BIÚwBR

1116-M a-10 CELW 19-19 ME 0 15-1] 11GCL 20-19 0102 a-33 RTI on

KRLA a-14 RPÌ d-30 FI 6.1 18-15

00 16-15 RiP 17-16 1315 23-21 0220 l1-15

KOPI A 23-20 K2LP 16-11

MMD lI-7 9213LY 35-22 MRCO 19-16

T 1)-Ó27

M WPST 71-16 5I11421. 16-15 KA. 19-17 0106 I6-13 R..1 21-17 0104 -36 2F. 10-7

0[NT 4-20 RN11 0-2) 142111 33-28 697 20-17 K ROk 4-29 erne 17-17 7094 20-19 WJD% 22-15 11x%lnó 18-15 0100 20-18

YP 222--20

8J105 11180 20-19 2272 20-17 MOKI o WCY 11-11 M68x 16-11 MY6M 30-26 W. o W/1w 14-1C KJ100 22-21

1111.111.

MVIO 40-34 NETT 20-16

II( 32-29 ß1R.1 M-24 O 293 19-17 2104 11-13 1441514 27-23 276 18-16

ken I2-26 MGY 26-24 11(00 2P-26 MOW 1

920 on WW2 26-24

I)-26

MÚ7

RT9 17-13

PO25-19 OIpC KOGI d-30 10030 23-21 RYR 23-12 NCPB 27-25 .1103 18-17 96 15-15 7510 19-14 uC 11-10

7R0 21-13 10122

KZ i on -lI

4.12

16030 33-30 W. 23-10 GY 22-17

1281 18-16 WOW 15-24 11CIP 10-5 12220 22-23

MUM

0104 19-17 400 15-12 MIEL 27-23 WU 31-29 M%LR 30-24 WOLF on

OV 23-1P 00LL2 8-8

0101 26-161

OL 21-16

KI61M96r

KPYR on 00MB o 7660 21-22 00AC 23-21 W U 24-24 .7.2 MfiR N-19 M U 24-19 MAYITM 18-17 41L.1 20-18 R74A 15-i1 9900 24-23 FM. 21-10 1022 11-9

WWI

R6I 16-16 RLY 23-21 CBN 26-24

01227 26-24 KATI 9-8 111Y4 30-26 1102E 25-24

0 EDDIE RABBITT Someone Could... (Elektra) LP -Step By Step

178/4

m 826

SUP 137 DEBUTS 19 BAML1 A0110N 12 W6

wiebi a-20 10711.4 1]-21 WIFI 26 96. 26-24 9104 2]-19

010 7P 25-25 11crc 0-30

21-17

0EGL 20-18 293

1-25 940 19-17 0105 25-I3

»Mr 090 4-16

CF.M 19-25 7695.1 0-19 00.0 26-24 O 870 13-12 121P a-18 WOOL 23-22 0102 26-11 BR. 12-9 MKT/ 19-1)

18101

EA 15-14 ]:21

7729 15-I1. 20-15

% 21-17 KIMN 25-24 0101 20-1] 00PA ÌS-19 71. 21

WT

4500 23-19 171414 10-1) 2747 26-23 WBP 4-10 WHIM IB-16 WRY 27-23 92PLY 26-21 wRCR 29-26 IMT 24-22 1031.1 on WVY 28-26 WT3CFM 26-24 WOW. 21-19 RC`,C1 22-18 M 4-23 WIRT 32-24 111.0,1 27-25 R 9 26-24 0106 30-27 W.I. 26-20 01414 38-32 K. 27-17

2100 a-24

81111011

R. 21-20 RIRA on

FM 28-22 14-11

6X72 11-12 NIX 37-32 097 m KEEL 31-14

F ÌO-21 80Mi 8-15

001 a-30 ua2

N00106 0-25 OB 20-17

G00 18-16 14772 22-17 re 20-19

WAXY a

5001 21-19 B J105 31-2B

Ç.30025-26 1 26-14

MB10 Ì6-23 .006 -IS . 104 23-10 117KF14 27-23 M6RY a

11081 15-12 yeas 17-2s MBCY 27-25 AYB 16-11 WSE2 30-27

9-16 2Y8M 29-2S WM 8-4 1411X 73-21 WARY 5-4 03100 25-39

111.21111.11.

WORM 36-20 X22/1 13-21 101.214 24-16 wAXX18 TT 21-17

RÌ300 34-21 73-21

70191 25-22 8PAV 13-12 RMM 21-14 229. -10

7 -IP INAM 21-19 M.P a-25 WÚ )1-)0 WG1IF22-19

X0800 25-19

0 6-14 0000 16-I4 WWI 19-14 924 22-2C

r a-21 MHOT 24 -IP

kN%X 24-34 Y% a-]4

k1D0 4-10 .1102 25-21 8061 30-27 We 22-19 00. 21-16

R 26-25 KCPx F96 96 26-26B W 29-25

W.UC 19-16 RO on 022X 24-19

6662

eJCO 10-27 MA. )5-2] 11611 19-17

a-29 tl 29-26

WEB 13-IB l3PY 21-34 XFBG 24-20 WC. 29-21 95X11 ñ-35

Ú O211

Dio23-23

20-24 95641 72-21 880% 20-20 X.00 25-20

8 29-26 8118 18-15 WxLK on :11400 35-32 OV 19-17

FILL 17-12 kß02731 20-11 PUR Ì4-17

0101 8-18

18011101-

KFXL 8-15 RPYR

17-15 KOW 8-15 R21O 25-t0 M 17-13

KIRS 20-18 W0R 30-29

Pe 13-20 81'RU 24-11 116222 21-0P 4IL2 21-23

D 15-18 KRWA 22-17 99140 23-20

- w KBMI 19-25 00LY 20-18 KCBN 31-t7

RAY 0-29 33-20

FODI 19-15 RYA 26-25 OL[ 27-23

ROLLING STONES Waiting On A... (RS1/Atco) LP: Tattoo You

168/6 79% retlona

uMi i. SME 13 0 DEBUTS 26

g 9 EAR

WNW B11

0-5 1C Q1M 30-26 WI FI a-19 9610 21-1e

01 11-11 141008.4 25-24 PRO -FM 24-22 J11105 29-26 0107 20-16 WPGC 33-20 CAR 38-31 CHUM

04-19 C1.1C

«WM

2

L 23-19 m

940 3-19 210o a

-1 5 17-15

M.N. OIS E-35 21.0 .1 0-35 Clmw d-26 8895.1 4-20

BEO 28-24 6221, 4-19 MOTL 0-24 W 1 -21 nest00ELM

F

l5 -3n RI6-1 9-27 22-19

%14-10 N 20-29

E-18 rc -16

4A0 35-)2 29011 28-23 01911, 19-13 P2 39-). 92cFY

23-18 11K 30-25 312 25-16 WBL -26 WTIC.1 23-19 MDRCFN 22-17 K IC1 2r -I4 13ICC 10-27 111,92 1n-16 XIA0M 04-22

39-26 WN..1 23-16 N104 32-2P

ll-I9 a01.11

MIR 34-13

3 I6

M910 11 -In R9> 22-19 EEL on YOK d-26 42P 25-22 7094 17-15 MJD% 4-32 K%%In6 28-21 100 24-21 MY d-30

112n 24-21 2103 25-22

105 37-11 M0 30-18 1.0093

C0101 a-26 8B60 29-24 00104 27-23 MSKY 22-1P KOKI 29-24 11N1L 21-21 WBCY 22-18 W602 32-29 RCCBC 27-23 MSSk 17-16 M7N6FN on .2,,10_16 07100 2.-22

1,881,34211E .1103 ) 96 10-3C

P

00W 32-29 XLUC 22-1] MO 30-17

YT d-27

g Mt 23110 38-28 W. 11-26 MAC2 10-25

13W1 a

YIGY 26-21 89811 21-29 . We -24 1312.11 22-37 118G 21-23

R 17-19 95%11 27-27

BOOM

0104 21-14 5102 14-11 950813 0-30 MPOx 25-23 WOO 29-26 MISE 21-13 XrLB 30-23 XI.B 24-18

WOLF 38-33 K%02 24-21 KILL 0-37

12-10 .02M 30-26 FPUP 29-24 OICI 29-29 KV O= 27-21

iwOl MGRD 30-23

4-25 44J%0 9-1

.1 YIDL 23-19 NA. a

KSTT 26-21 XII« en KIOA 19-36 11.1.11.1.11M 0-18 0293 15-I1 w200 19-17 2104 30-21 WAN 19-11 NIAS I5-10 W[E 25-22 wGBP 19-26 MYO 29-17 WOW I7-15 00a0 4-22 WWI 24-20 2R 21-1E NIUx d-23 MiM 0-29

MOT

RX% I1-6 R1Dp on GGI 28-25 K1Y 25-22 R90 15-20

1111011.2

d-24 x20 4-20

NaB an RLO 29-23 00W 16-24 KBLS 31-22 N6P9 11-75 MTRU 25-23 1722131111-20 1.1171 33-30 .In 21-11 RRNA 19-10 9914E 25-14 ML 24-15 KDW 32-29

1610T

0E11 16-23 00LY 24-20 %CBN 30-26 KDLA 75-23 KATI 18-23 NYYA 21-1^ «027 29-26

/

DIANA ROSS Why Do Fools Fall... (RCA) LP: Why Do Fools Fall In Love?

173/0 81% PERMS 2

B.e 8

Zii) 6Al2

C s-1 MNBC1-2

N 5-6 CiIM 4-5 %K SM 11-I0 1R0-2 4-2 ]44125 12 -IC W C 9-9 CKGN -9

1011111

293 17-12 940 )-ll

11C9I50tL-18 I7-20

.4111141,041 FMK 10-6 RTSA on 00LTn1 11-16 RIR 7-6 WI 0-28 11Ix 1-1 B91 IO -8

R0L 6-6 2ROK 13-15 2.1l 12-1) 2094 13-13

NR08Dx

2-3 106 11-)

MSOM 3-2 01Dn J-) MY 5-5 M2YP 5-1 .724-4 Y103 0-30 03105 10-9 000 11-13

10180 16-13 M000 6-2 Wa0 I-1 8104 6-3 lM.K1M 19-13 8M 14-9

8O%I 14-13 Mx p 1 -I1 AY6 11-17

WSr2 8-17 0<SC 2-2 ANSM 7-4

4_6

WORK ;-5 8AF2 -I3

31-9 11.1103 5-J .BO i1-13 .P2 6-5

YB ? -3 -5

096 11-14 UM 4-1 KGM 4-5 R22% '-4

g BÚI

XJBO 10-1f O. 15-I0

N Y 14-13

8C6N 13-1 1117/4 3-2

[

13Y 4-4 I3FY 4-4 eras 7-7 WIR 5-9

.205011

6-6 11-9

1101.11

0104 40-9 L102 1-3 9560F 9-7 YPO% 4-P 400 on WISE 16-I5 MPKLL9B 3-13 Y 12-11 WOLF 25-I1

X012.2..2

14148 1-t n 4-3

0.01 5-4 ßV1001 75-35

L 7-5

1.16Ú 2M8 10110 6-6

w 14-14 R95.1 2-1 KSLO 17-14

P 4J WGCL 12-12 0102 i2-1º w2.,,, 4_2-

MT%Y 6-6 w 5-5

WNW

KEI.RT; 1R -1P RIA 8-21

IIt1--3 17-18 C 12-12

12-11 AJKR13-13 MR 1-1 722143-3 0103 9-7

1A11

. 5 11 VPBR 6-6 KB[ 5-3 Bll10M 3-) MTPY 3-1 92.2 7-5 lMT 6-5 .LI 7-3 VBP 9-5

XTICM 1-4 MCM 1-13

1.101 6-13 MIS0-6

13-I1 X1AN11 5-5 W7213 4-4

5-5 0K.M 6-1

141.E

1-6 V1

NGpD B -P

W.A. 5-5

8 1-i

WLOL.1 2

W140 8-6 TT 3-6

XI. 9-6

R 0100 17-17 5-5

KMV 10-10 1.22.1 21-21

10204

22-17 2 9-)WSPT 11N AP 5-5 WEE 7-4 MGB7

4-3 14700 -6 U93 5-1 WON 7-0 RO00 1-6 WWI 4-9 02A 6-6 NT 15-13

3-4 were 11-5

1Y10..

161140.4161140.44-3

Y% 5-1106

NIDD 9-21.-1

i11107

1.01 1-6 14.41163-9

-6 TM W 6-2 ...-3 .3 -Il WKR 24-10

11-1C MCRU 6-6 WA2Yn 4-6 WIL.1 14-11 7210 I8-11 09KG 6-1/ pW 22-21

w10r

RNS 11-8 ItCBLY 1-1

N 12 -In Y2A 6-5 7081 10-24 7051 10-23 16.6 13-30 NO2P IS -1)

ROYAL PHILHARMONIC... Hooked On Classics (RCA) LP: Hooked On Classics

53! 41 361

]. 1er

127/10 59%

(BREAKER! 0 104

14

4141130

26-14

Y6piP2E. 8-16 ]0-1J

6-5 O 104 fi -1 30105 21-I8 VPGC 1-1

293

0--1 9400 2100 6-5 I95 2-2

10 5 )-fi

2C 0 -B

1101110I

MRO 10-10 CIRO 5-4 s95FM 0 WW1 18-3

MÚ6

EARTH 10-7 OBOA 11-8 O P1 17-11

5.1 6-3 RI00 9-) C2R 5-4

1314 3-2 IL3R a-11 R. 23-}] KIM o 0103 a

KOPA 36-]) K22P }}-21

1082

wCAO 10-5 MPBR 1-I

1018-14 L1 d-23

MCBCPM A-Ì6 01 14-11

YIANM ]9-17

MpY6 28-25 0106 2318 1114.111

1717 12-30

8M0 5-5 RIM 29-19 01142

o-24 n K IWI MIx 28-24 O 97 30-21 KEEL 3-2 RRO11 M. on 00% 17-27 DX 1)-12

10)x106 a WeGM 17-14 0100 MMY 23-21 2103 1-29 BJ105 0-35 MBBO 17-11 M10n 13-6 WBo 6- K x1n4 2K -25 14146.11 on WOKI d-34 MNO% 26-23 AYB 3-2 M6. 33-18 MC6C 1P-15 MAM6PM 28-21 GN 14-13 WORK 0_19 M KY 10-9

tonne .2N 18-24

Xú1. 8-14 nL.1 16-14

147110 0-20 F6TT 19-12 kllN a-30 KIOA 30-27

RYNOM

2-1 CM 1104

a -2B MR

w1qT 15-14

MÚ2

ß800P11 26-30

Y% 22--17 KIDD on 2102 4-24 K08I a

KJY 28-2C 7M90 m 00. YR on KCP% 1)-13 K % on

BAST

MJ10 on WOW 29-17 WAN 15-1) M96M 27-27 MHY 20-16

K. G 19-15 21-15

BONZI

Z102 13-8 95805 29-26 KOX on

onM

SZ 14-12 WU 19-1P WOLF 30-27 5I19 4-38 X012FM o RPUP on KVOL on

18011102

.L on R1.71 16-12 1401.0 on A22.1 a

MCILM 0-2C

7101 33-29 00LY 4-24 11C811 33-20 K DY

2n6-25 7821 11001 18-14

K

YYR2P-})

1B

D EDDIE SCHWARTZ Al/ Our LP: No Refuge

reiriiiiui 70/28 reach

191 W 241

Tomorrows (Atto)

33% 8ótuaty

UP 2

DEBUTS 12

DL2a112[ 28

ADDS 16

I NSA]

g 1AY7

n 39-31 0104 a

CFTR on CKGM e

BONN

293 a

940 a

0I01 on a

BOIIM

RIN} a2^33 00 %

1.4106 6

11227 on 8]105 on YBBO 4-28 1.104 a MOKI a

MBCY on 1/1372KZ 4-35 MCBC on Atle2.12 on

M21 110/06 XJ100 a

1;;:iMME

U. K380 on 4CUY o 1180 on WIR on l950IL ñ-39

20 0

WW1 0104 a

WPO% Co 471-11o M%Llt

KN.e KILC d-40

Md -25 KS.NE.

KVOL on

C KL11 a

1.1112

d-26

g OW NCAO . 740 27-26 CF on

11. d -l5 KC a-30

MP12 a -J] MLpBlM a

WAPB e

a 0106 11KR2 M a

9pQI

1.00 R a

a YIOLM on 1.91 2101 on M41 4-29

1168I

a002ICI xx on ÚB0 a imps 4-39

YpOI RRc on

KYA o 99KG a

NNW

XENI I .-38 d-40

KATI on 0.7 8022 e

DEL SHANNON Sea Of Love LP: Drop Down

611/20

(Network/E-A) And Get Me

2396

* UF 2

DEBUTS SA. 25

ADOWN C

NDS 20 i NtAI

gKLFM

WI 13104 on 1400.11 e

MOM 940 e

on RINT 4-31 KRl on KEEL a

MMY on WJ105 B8 W0 on 10471.11e -4p

MeC n

en

g Ur 131,0 on WGUY WA. n

8372 3[Y e

Kw. »COD o WISE e

NFU d-1

KVOL a

11110111917

0011C o 7R71016 s MM.

2 on K R021, on

.....2

11917

0100 on 0.2213 25-13 71112

7 P 173-.M02

v 6YT

4AO a

N1BR on 211 a

ICC o WKY a

660w108

83214 a

MVIC on MJXO on 1.22a IK6 On

WKe cpXO24-27

KWK c a 19110 0 on K1YT a

R£tR/Friday, December 11, 1981 (Rick Springfield continued/ -

SNEAKER More... (Handshake/CBS) LP- Sneaker

101

NlIA

31% many UP 27

DEBLT6 SAME 6

00121

AIMS 7

.11011 34-30 O2

11.5711 JO -29

KEGL 16-12 940 on

CKLM on 1422P on

4912

RI on 5S00 40-38 1.211 26-24 KJR o K2Y% 0

I2Mr

d-18 WPBR

MKEE 38-37

»MI KRIM a -15T

18 252n-20

FRON ROW 29

0M on

28

1M 0 Y 26-26 8.3105 on CR101 on .104 a

RMAPTN on NOOI a

Rw 102--17 salon

1.101.112

YVtC 29-25 NSTT 21-26 KIIK 4-35 KIW. 21-19 00111 o 101711 o MYP an

14102

111102 27-26 MCI an .B0 on RC. l)-32 001m 30-28

Yen

M3B0 39-37 lYelY 21-25 231.M 30-29 WIGY 28-26 W.04-30 ]PLA o

BOUM

1100 on 95 33-31

YILB m WELK on . 0V 30-30 KILL 29-27

16-24 KV OL on

KKKL on RLO a M8C 30-26 8RY 27-24 .NA 20-18 9970

91102

00LY on KODI l-2 MYY4 or.

ROD STEWART Young Turks (WB) LP. Tonight I'm Yours

Pelenal Re

861 88%

n P11

187/0 8796 SUP IGA

DEBUTS SAMDOWB 1

3C

ANS 4

EAR

11KBM 6-3 MBEIM 5-7

5-4 9610 1-6 B104 2-2 PRO -FN 19-12 08105 11-20 0107 6-7 MPG. 4-4 CFTR ]-2 CHUM -4 C./ 15-12

FEGL 6-1 293 5-1 940 3-3

00 15-IJ 195 d-16 01115 11-8

00 10-17

rwr 8 10-5 L6-214 10-5

2 1920 11-9

-5 MOLL 11-11 0102 17-14 RTI 6-6

11.2

RART2 4-1 7XLA 6-5 RI 5-9 I6M 4-4

KI 00 6-5 KMC 9-6 KEER 1-22 137 )-7 R. 5-9 K1W Ì-3 0101 -4 KOPA 1119

. 21,-14

6077

O 1-1 2-2

NI4 3-3 Y 10-1P

PLY 4-3 MRCK 2-2 WT 5-3

.11 9-6 M

1.1.146n5 MICC 6-3

MPü1PM6 2 3-I B 3-3

04 4-2 010112141 3-2

16011 6-4 160112

6 210r 4-7

mum

sr« on kTM on K SR.1 8-9

N2NT 4-3

K7 6-5 MTI% 2-2 1397 3-2 KEEL :-: POF WMF 3-5 7094 3-1

MJIXX 3-2

K] 06 12-21 G100 2-5 WAXY 15-19. MLn 3-3 2103 4-4 9J105 7-6 14000 4-4 C0101 4-9 1680 1-3 .1lnn 14-1 00104 1-4 WA«M 2-1 BR 3-1

MOKI 3-3 WW% 4-2 MBCY 1-1 6E2 5-16

XC6C 9-9 8sX 4-4

MAW6P11 12-7 X f4-32 w 6-5

0.7100 9-4

11.111.10

XGRD 14-92

aß 3-3 sum 6-0 141.01.714 5-2 KA. 4-4 7522 7-12 8418 l4-) XIOA 6-5 ROOM 9-5 O 191 9-4 sans 4-1 2104 4-4 MUM 5-4 MINs 11-8 WR 3-2 WOBP 9-9 106130 2-) 093 e-5 MON 6-4 K OKO 2-3 WWI 6-1 02% 2-2 NX 4-3

MNOT 5-1 YM 12-11

1YÚí

3-1 RYNOn 6-4 Ñ% 4-3 BDD 4-3

1P2 16-14 4-6

RNY )-1

BP

14-11 004-7

RÚ9 3-1 CPR P-3 .1103 2-2 % 17-17

1.118 5-4 UC 1-1

110 4-4 KM. 15-I1 22X 4-3

141110 6-5 MGN 4-1 MACE B-6 MIA4 S-4 M1GY 2-2 M858 1-3 WLB l-3 IJIY l-3 1780 -s MCIR -1 05%11. 19-13 220 15-1

BOOM

2101 3-2 9580P 1-3 MIOII 3-4 XGO 5-4 16C 5-1

WPLB 10-9

GL 1-2

WM? 7 10-R 10.2-4 KILP l-6 «8EL7N 3-3 7012.1 18-10 %POR )-5 0101 7-7

l 3 -3

111111.1.2

1.« O 211 0082

7-1 5-2

R CBN 15-1a

AU 4-4

K T1 2-3

KKYDA 14-31 -1

702E )-10

RICK SPRINGFIELD Love Is A/right.. (RCA) LP: Working Cloe. Dog

127/35 59%

(BREAKER]

setonal

01714

SAME

'1

120141

p005 35

GR M6Ú2 40-36 NIFI 20-24 8101

30 WMSM JB105 31-38 0107 26-23 Pot 30-27

MG/ .

Y100 on 0105

1) WC. 403

MK.FM o 0104 39-34 K. 4-39

BOTH

25

LUT

MJ000 on1

0n-35 WA. WTÚ 4-35 13PYA WBG o 4IR o 95XtL on 2Z20 on

801111

0104 on

Co tin ed On Nest Cokrmn.

RZM on RLT7M a-dp KINT e1-12 1.10 897 4-28 KEEL o FROR a

X094 -2 X 06 0100 28-24

Y m BT105 a-36 2000 a

06L0 31-29 OCL a

wKT] on

*err EARTH on 771A on

I ]9-]5 O 1 6114 -3l O 100 36-31 xEZP d-29 134 a

x 4-33 KIMM a

ROPA a

2212 4-29

MFBO 19-27 M1D 29-21 Ya

92FLY a WPCX 4-28

T 29-26 MCpC1M a

MICC d-29 WPST 36-32 MLAKM d-26 NAFB

L-30 0106 -30

tl-24

WORI on WW1( o MCW 4631 WAWB.1 o0 0.1100 4-30

00Y107

MVIC on Y31[0 on 0110 1

ROPM on 0292 on 2104 .

11171

NIKB 26-22 W6L 1-30

vow mN a

93% . 111M1

91101

MOM 4-26 RMO.1 28-26 KIDD

2)-24 KIM no .60 On 00. a K YR on FCP% 4-34 .110221 0% RSKE a-34

MPDX 4

Y0] Cl 6E d-34

171.13 on 10337 0-16

R"0 1P on

OV 0-28 RILE 31-26 kRELPR 25-21 R1Ú1 a

0101 an 7YOL 0-30

6)11)!107

70113 a-ap RELO a

K KK 1

4 TN a

U .

MA2Y2 4-29 4ILM a -l4 RMID R. .

99R0 a-35 eras o I4DW

roer

U M 38-36 K6LY on ReM on 1102. on KATI 0-31 O 02E on

BILLY SQUIER My Kinde Lover (Capitol) LP: Don't Soy No

86/12 9VA arr

¡N&AI SANE 27

UP 15

DEBUTS 11

AC05 12

r1 0

CHUM on 11-18

BOVIN

O EGL 29-27 -r Y 25-19

1415-221 25-19

on WM. on

MÚ2

7100 d-39 O 220

EAST

M740 a ONCK on 11MT A-35 K1.A62 on 0106 a

MNFC a

33-25

RNOVN d-29

1I :-23 1F9I X

K R. oM RQ% 24-20 IOR106 -29 11112141,O2

1N1D5 on .00 on KXlC4 on W6. on W3RI 32-29

4-WNOX 29 WW2 on WS. 21-20 Y SM w d121

73100 e-15

81014102

MVIC a

MJK 0 12-10 M KO on

0293 on WICK on 2104 0-27 K6

0-14 27170

1.10 on KCPA on

KLUG an .2T

O UR

MJBO on

W 3o11-39

AC : M71P On 01010 an 4IP 30-35

B OUM

0104 26-22 ROV on RILE 39-35 K6ELPMO2a ROL

1pÚ1 MBPT I7-21 11C11.10-3)

BORG on

1YÚ!

FE. on MTI a

X02[ an

BARBRA STREISAND Comin' In And Out.. (Col) LP: Memorieº

18014 75% =1 UP li

DEBUTS YNP 11

W.DD5

1

15-13 w 20-15

13.1314 10-6 26-25 3C -1f

W.SRX26-20

2-11 38105 19-17 NC 6-5

-31

293 18-24 940 20616

00 0105 14-11 1010 28-26

6ÚM102

N020 8-3 M 8-6

0095.1 1)-6 KEW 28-26 M22P l)-13 MOCL 19-15 w2111121-18 40101 19-12

REAPTM )-6 FRIA 10-10 FFI 19-18 KII8M 13-12 8100 12-12 13K a

728 15-13 KYYX 27-22 KIM 26-19 0101 19-18 XOPA 29-26

P 12-8

6Y7

W. 11-9 -14

B

16-13 WHFM 6-11 MTRY 14-12 MBL, 19-16

XeVBé

23-21 n 24-18

MpROM 26-21

11ICC120-15 MLAMM 25-21

A 21-19 0104 I0-17 11.1.1 30-22 KICV 18-16 MKR 26-10

00 20 -In

K ONN

.1K 11-I1 .PI 77-24 WTIX 21-14 1397 29-26 KEEL 19-13 KPN2 6-6 W. 3-I1 WJDX 19-16 NK 106 4-22

9-8 0100 11-15 MY 17-14 MAXY il-) 03 21-20

OJIOS 17-12 000 23-15

.101 17-11 180 25-212 M8101 15-11 90 11-7

RMA171 24-16

K 10N 18-1s WOF1 18-16 MNO% 5R-22 WAYS 5-5 8[5 14-21 W. 10-P

271181311 A-28 20110 92-14 WAR-' BÚwOT

WORD a -2P 12211 24-20

MÚC 12-23 LM 9-9

wen 15-I1 KETT I3-8 711X 13-21 14104 26-23 K D 22-18 KRA,/ 4-1 02212 18-15 YVAN M -I6 YNAP 14-9 WY 19-16 MGY 23-10 11700 23-18 U92 25-20 25-10

-12 KORD 7-15 WWI 18-15 ZX 15-12 .02 19-11

WNW

7YNOM 18-1P

U0 0-20 29-26

.1102 x2-16 0001 a KJ. 19-14 KEPL 24-2n 1111.0 22-19 RCP% 29-23 % 20-20

ROY . 0 2

BRBR

8360 36-32 Marc a

LM 18-16 WW2 24-20 14951 23-22 14MÚ 11-9

027 17-17 MCI. 22-21 50IL 26-23

1/220 27-20

BONN

02 14-22 95607 26-12 WPO% 12-11 WOO on WISE 28-24 KY 24-21 WOLF 19-26 BILE 32-25 7012.1 E 4-28 K PUR 25-22 0101 20-20 RVOL 19-13

11101.11111

1040E 19-17 RPYP on RIO 14-19 . W 13-11 61í1.5 16-16 WS. 33-)9 142011 19-14 .21.11 13-11 KW. 19-19 9110 35-26 W 20-15

wÚ7

O E11 19-14 RL 19-1) FCBN 16-25 YEA 29-2) KATI 18-16 001 7-4 XYYA )5-24

= 21-19

The only full service

radio trade

Price includes two annual Ratings Reports and

all Special Issues

ONE YEAR - $186 FIrst Class Mall

50 issues Smell Market rates available Oversees Subscribers 9300 per year IU S. funds Dleasel

/J

1930 Century Perk West. L A CA 90067

f r a16a604r41P4M


t


adio& ecords nß_12. NIffIONAI!AIRPLAW4O_ súmmary December 11, 1981 164 REPORTERS

11/20 11/27 12/1 12/11

1 1 1 1 ROLLING STONES Tattoo You (Rolling Stones/Atco) .. .

7 6 5 2 J. GEILS BAND Freeze -Frame (EMI America)

3 3 2 3 GENESIS Abacalb (Atlantic) 5 4 3 4 QUARTERFLASH Quarterflash (Geffen/WB)

22 7 6 5 CARS Shake It Up (Elektra)

2 2 4 6 POLICE Ghost In The Machine (A£tM)

8 8 7 7 LOVERBOY Get Lucky (Columbia) 22 8 AC/DC For Those About To. (Atlantic)

11 11 9 9 OZZY OSBOURNE Diary Of A Madman (Jet/CBS)

4 5 8 10 FOREIGNER 4(Atlantic) 17 12 12 11 QUEEN Greatest Hits (Elektra)

18 16 16 12 ROD STEWART Tonight I'm Yours (WB)

9 9 10 13 TRIUMPH Allied Forces (RCA)

13 15 13 14 STEVE MILLER BAND Circle Of Love (Capitol) 27 18 15 MOLLY HATCHET Take No Prisoners (Epic)

6 10 11 16 JOURNEY Escape (Columbia) 10 14 14 17 STEVIE NICKS Bella Donna (Modern/Atco) 23 19 17 18 NEIL YOUNG Et CRAZY HORSE Re -Ac -Tor (WB/Reprise)

15 13 15 19 RUSH Exit ... Stage Left (Mercury/PG) ... .

12 18 21 20 KINKS Give The People... (Arista) 20 20 19 21 LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM Law And Order (Asylum) 33 23 24 22 BLACK SABBATH Mob Rules (WB)

16 17 20 23 GREG LAKE Greg Lake (Chrysalis)

- 33 26 24 HENRY PAUL BAND Anytime (Atlantic) 14 21 23 25 RED RIDER As Far As Siam (Capitol) - 34 31 26 SNEAKER Sneaker (Handshake/CBS)

25 25 25 27 SURVIVOR Premonition (Scotti Bros./CBS)

19 22 27 28 BOB SEGER it SILVER BULLET..

31 29 29 29 JOHN HALL BAND 30 PINK FLOYD

26 26 32 31 CHILLIWACK 21 24 28 32 DAN FOGELBERG 32 30 30 33 RAINBOW

36 36 34 GO-GO'S 30 35 33 35 BILLY SQUIER 29 31 37 36 PAT BENATAR - - 37 BOBBY & THE MIDNITES 40 - 40 38 SHOOTING STAR -> 39 BOB WELCH 24 28 35 40 JOHN ENTWISTLE

MOST ADDED. 1 PINK FLOYD

12/11 8238

1214

68,56 1127 fie

1120 0,0

11/13 0/'1

A Collection... (Columbia) M49 M-1 M-0

"Money" H-10 H-0 H-0

2 JOAN JETT 412/20 2120 7/7 22 0ro

I Love Rock... (Boardwalk) M-12 M-1 M-0 M-0

Title H1 H-0 H-0 H-0

3 PETER CETERA 46/18 34/8 31/10 26/12 17,5

Peter... (Full Moon/WB( M-22 M-22 M -U M-9 M-0

"Livin' In The Limelight" Hó H-4 H-7 H-6 H1

4 HENRY PAUL BAND 916/14 84/18 3/.i 010

Anytime (Atlantic) M-73 M-61 M-1 M-0 Tie "Keeping" H-0 H-6 H-1 H-0

4 IN HARMONY 2 19//14 32 1/1 60 In Harmony 2 (Col.) M-1 M-1 M-1 M-0

"Santa Claus" H-0 H-0 H-0 H-0 H-0

6 BRYAN ADAMS 32/13 192 1,5 162 160

Tie You Want.. (A&M) Lonely"

M-13 H-0

M-13

H1 M-10 H-6

M-10

H1 M-9

H-7

8 STARFIGHTERS 14/13 6,5 0,0 60 0,5 Starfighters (Arista) M-1 M-0

"Alley Cat Blues" H-0 H-0

8 BOB WELCH 46/10 44/14 31/14 2114

Bob Welch (RCA) M-33 M -Z7 M-24 M-16 M-14

'What Ya Don't" H-3 H-3 H-2 H-1 H-3

9 AC/DC 1344 132/11 727 010 0,5

Tie For Those.. (Atlantic) M36 M7 M-0

Title Hó9 H-12 H-0

9 EDDIE SCHWARTZ 4124 41/14 , 0 23/19 12/11

Tir No Refuge (Atco) Title

M-31

H-2

M-25

H-2

M-17 H-1

M1 H-0

M-0

H-1

9 DELBERT McCUNTON 314 24/7 0Y0 0W

Plain' From The... (Capitol) M-18 M-12 M-0 Tie "Heartbreak Rag" H-0 Hó H-0

9 TIM BOGERT 119 6/3 44 0/1 60 Progressions (Townhouse) M-2 M2 M-0

"Try To See It" H-0 H-0 H-0

13 LAMONT CRANSTON... 9,5 0/7 0r11 0,0 0,5 Shakedown (Waterhouse) M-1

Various Cuts H-0

14 SAXON 11/7 8,5 4/4 0,0 60

Tie Denim... (CarrerelCBS) "Out Of Control"

MJ H-0

M-3 HO

M-0 H-0

14 GROVER WASHINGTON 22/7 12/1 3A 60 0,5

Tie Come Morning (Elektra) "East River Drive"

M-2 J-13 HO

M-0.1-0

H-0

M -0J-3

HO

14 EMMYLOU HARRIS 10/7 3/3 0,5 0,5 60 Cimarron (WB) M-3 M-0

Various Cuts H-0 H-0

The Added reports cot charting artists are displayed over a five -week

period They are listed in order of total rrports within the spec he rotation for the week Two numbers follow each album itle The first represents

total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week The sec

and is the number of those stations that added t this week Below these

numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in other rotations for the

week The album's preferred airplay cut is listed

Album cuts are listed in order of airplay preference.

"Waiting" "Fire" 'Start' "Limo" "Centerfold" Title "Flamethrower" Tide "Reply- "Man" "Dark" "Heart" "Find" "Right" "Cruisin' " Tide "Since" "Cruiser" "Victim" "Every" "Journey" "Spirits" 'Working- "Over" "Jump" Tide "Get" "Finger" "Evil" "Flying" "R&R" "Mountain" "Waiting" "Hero" "Urgent" "Night" "Under Pressure" 'Turks" "Tora" "Jealous" "Long" "Power" "Fight" "Goodbye" "Heart" "Home" "Lady" "Power" "Bloody" "Don't" "Stone" Tide "Keep" "Leather" "Edge" "Stop" "Think" "Surfer" 'Pacific" "Open" "Get" "Closer" "Tom" "Spirit" "Red" "Destroyer" "Dial" "Beth' 'Trouble" "Mary" "Turn" "Voodoo" "Sign" Tide 'Attack" "Hurts" "Love" "Let" "Keeping" "Living" "Hollywood" "Lunatic" "Ships" "Don't" "One" "Lonely" "Poor" "Nights"

.... Nine Tonight (Capitol) 'Tryin" "R&R" 'Hollywood" Tide

All Of The Above (EMI America) "Clary" "Somebody's" "Star" A Collection Of Great.. (Columbia) "Money" Wanna Be A Star (Millennium/RCA) "Girt" "Rock" The Innocent Age (Full Moon/Epic) "Lost" "Moments" "Hard" "Times"

Jealous Lover (Polydor/PolyGram) Tie "Happen" Beauty Et The Beat (IRSIAEtM) "Lips" "Beat" "Town"

"Lover" "Lonely" "Gone" "Datif' "Promises" "Fire" "Just" Title "Losers" "Haze" "Josephine"

Don't Say No (Capitol) Precious Time (Chrysalis)

. Bobby Et The Midnites (Arista) Hang On For Your Life (Virgin/Epic) "F" "Breakout" Entry Bob Welch (RCA) "What" "Two" "Remember"

Too Late The Hero (Atco) 'Tail" "Try" 'Angel"

MEDIUM 12/11 1214 1127 11/10 11/13

1 MOLLY HATCHET 105/75 106/71 119/7 18,5 010

Tie Take No Prisoners (Epic) A-1 A-10 Aß09 A-18

Lady Luck" H-29 H-26 H-3 H-0

1 NEIL VOL NG Er CARZY... 108/75 111/77 112/78 101,57 106/0

Re -Ac -Tor (WB/Reprise) AO Al A-7 A-14 A-106

"Surfer Joe" H-28 H-30 H-27 H-20 H-0

3 GREG LAKE 86/73 103/77 1111W 118/89 11696

Greg Lake (Chrysalis) A-0 Al A-0 Al A.2 he Greg

Attack" H-22 H-26 H-31 H-26 H 19

3 HENRY PAUL BAND 86/73 8441 96/1 3A 0/7

Anytime (Atlantic) A-14 A-18 A-94 A-3

"Keeping" H4 H-6 H-1 H-0

5 BLACK SABBATH 8667 9659 9658 80/1 0/7

Mob Rules (WB) A-0 A-11 A-19 Aó8

"Night" H-22 H-20 H-16 H-0

6 OZZY OSBOURNE 12441 123,53 118.51 122/75 11926

Diary Of A... (Jet/CBS) A-3 A-3 Aó A-10 Aó6

"Flying High" H-00 H-67 H-62 H37 Hó

7 SNEAKER 7666 69148 87141 6127 38/13

Sneaker (Handshake(CBS) Aó A-13 A-18 A-17 A-19

"Don't Let Me" H-14 H-10 H-0 H-7 H-6

8 JOHN HALL BAND 94,51 73152 74148 88146 70i51

All Of... (EMI America) A-2 Aó A-13 Aó Aó "Crazy" H-11 H-18 H-14 H-14 H-11

9 LOVERBOY 14418 14462 13685

Tie Get Lucky (Columbia) A-0 A-3 A-1

Working" H -M Hó9 H-40

9 ROD STEWART 11318 113164 116,51

Tonight I'm Yours (WB) A-3 A-3 A-5

"Young Turks" H-44 Hó6 H-00

11 LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM 8115 10248 9613 Law And Order (Asylum) A-2 Aó A4 "Trouble" H41 H-48 H-48

12 STEVE MILLER BAND 104/44 11647 112,52

Tie Circle Of Love (Capitol) A-1 A 1 A-3

"Heart Lake A Wheel" Hó9 Hó3 Hó7

12 RUSH 86M4 108,53 10661

Tie 'Stage Left (Memo ' r, A3 A-1 Al "Closer To The Heart" H-47 H-64 H-64

12 KINKS 9111 91/43 101144

Give The People... (Arista) A-0 A-0 A-0

"Destroyer" H-47 H-48 Hó7

15 SURVIVOR 59/41 72146 73/4/8

rie PremorAion (Scott{ Bite/ Oc A-1 AO A-0

"Poor Man's Son" H-17 H-27 H-26

15 RAINBOW 1 6812 63/41 Jealous (Polydor(PG) A-3 A-0 A-1

Titis H-0 H-10 H-11

14648 Al Hó8 112/13 A-13

Hó6 92143 A3 H18 116,56 Al Hid 106144 A 18

H-44

116,50 A-0

H-06

8740 A3 H-24

6S<1f A-10 H-9

13248 A-21

H-43

1124 A-93

H-10

9451 A-4

H-39

114,56 A-14

H-46

110/12 A-90

Hó 124148 A-1

H-76

90,51 A-2

H-27

4626 A-7

H-12

The Medium reports of charting artists are displayed user a (ice -week

penod The,/ are listed in order of total r'ports within the speri is rotation

for the week Two numbers follow each album title The first represents

total number of cour reporting stations playing the album this wei k The ser -

und is the number of those stations that reported it in medium rotation this

week Below these numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports In her

rotations (or the week The album's preferred airplay cut is listed

STONES maintained the top AOR airplay position for another week, garner- ing the lion's share of hot reporta. GEILS jumped in-

to second place with a

winning share of total mentions. CARS inched up in hots. LOVERBOY held rock steady. AC/DC leaped upwards as last week's adds converted. OZZY held his own as

QUEEN inched up. ROD moved up in hots. MOLLY gained in upper rotation mentions. KINKS inched up in mediums. SABBATH showed gains in upper rotations. PAUL grew in mediums. SNEAKER snuck upwards in me-

diums and hots. HALL held his own. FLOYD debuted with strong mentions in all rotations (most airplay coming from a re-

recorded "Money"). CHILLIWACK resurged a

bit GO -130's climbed as PAT resurged a bit BOB- BY debuted with 48 total reports and strong me-

dium and hot mentions. STAR continued Its resurgence. WELCH debuted with strong adds and mediums. The Signifi- cant Action listings came closest to charting this week.

The AOR National Airplay/40 chart represents add, medium and hot rotation activity in all musical configurations. Artiste' chart numbers are displayed over e four -week period. The artiste in Italics registered the most rapid gains in airplay or in rotational conversions for the week. Album cuts ere listed in or-

der of popularity; cuts in bold italic type are also current singles.

THE HOTTEST 1 ROLLING STONES

Tattoo,.. (Rolling StoneiAtcW 'Waiting On A Friend"

2 J. GEILS BAND Freeze... (EMI America) "Centerfold"

3 QUARTERFLASH Querterflash (Geffen/WB) "Harden My Heart" Iton

4 POUCE Ghost In The... (ABM) "Every Little Thing"

6 GENESIS Abecab (Atlantic)

Tie Title 5 CARS

Shake It Up (Elektra) Title

7 LOVERBOY Get Lucky (Columbia) 'Working"

8 AC/DC For Those... (Atlantic) Title

9 FOREIGNER

12/11 166/143167/141 AO M-14

169/1 A-3

M-23

160/12 A-0

148/124148/130 A-0 M-24

167/120168/126 AO M-37

164/120160/10614546 A-2

M-31

144/98 A-0 M19 134t19 A-9

M-36

11880

1214

O M-16

148/118 -0

M30 165H17

-2

M-38

A-1

M-17

-0

M-33

M-42

14449 A-3

Mó2 132/12 A113 M-7 132/100I144n1

11/17 169/143181/161 A-0

M 16

150/107146,51 A-2

M-41

149/117160/100 A-1

M-31

166/13 A-0

M 19

166126160/124169/127 A-0

IM -32

A 7

Mó3 136,80 Al IIM-66 I27,0 A 2 M-0

1120

-0

-13

1 ó7

ó -46

165/136 Aó M-16

-0

M-36 14814 A-138

Mó 14688 AJ M-08

147/124163/136

11/13 62/167 -0

ó 136147

-12

-76

4241 -0

-46

166/139 A-1

M-16

-0

32

ó M-0

132/43 -21

Mó8 A

4 (Atlantic) A-0 A-0 AO A-0 -1

"Waiting For A Girl" M37 M-32 M31 M-23 M 17

10 JOURNEY 9649 111/88 12449 138/116143/117 Escape (Columbia) A-1 A-0 A-0 A-0 A-0

"Don't Stop Believin' " M-26 a1-23 M-26 M-20 M-26

11 TRIUMPH 102,88 113/74 127/87 12846 12746 Allied Forces (RCA) A-0 A-0 A-0 A-1 A-1

"Magic Power" M-36 M-39 M10 M-42 9441

12 RO^ STEWART 113,84 113,56 11680 112,58 112/10

Tonight I'm Yours (WB) A-3 A-3 Aó A-13 A-93

"Young Turks" 1446 Mó4 Mó1 M13 M-9

13 STEVIE NICKS 97,52 146/12 10931 12248 137406 Bella... (ModernlAtco) A-0 A-2 A-0 A-0 A-0

"Leather & Lace" M-36 rem M37 M-38 M-31

14 OZZY OSBOURNE 12440 123,57 118162 12237 1194 Diary Of A... (Jet/CBS) A-3 A-3 Aó A-10 Aó8

"Flying High" M-01 Mó3 Mó1 M-76 M-26

16 STEVE MILLER BAND 10469 111,1.3 112,57 116,68 114146

Circle Of Love (Capitol) A-1 A-1 A-3 A-4 A-14

"Heart Like A Wheel" 9014 Mó2 Mó2 M 66 Mó6

The Hottest reports of charting artists are displayed over a five -week

period They are listed in order of total reports within the specific rotation luir the week Two numbers 'allow each album title The first represents total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week The sec

and is the number o) those stations that reported it in hot rotation this week

Below (hose numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in other

rotations for the week -rhe,elburies preferred airplay rut is listed



non BREAKERS' Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week.

No records qualified for AOR Breaker statué this week.

Significant Action PETER CETERA Peter Cetera (Full Moon(WB) "Limelight" "Line" Total: 48, A-18, M -2Z Hd JOAN JETT I Love Rock -N -Roll (Boardwalk) Title "Crimson" Totale 42 A-26, M-13114 EDDIE SCHWARTZ No Refuge (Atco) Title "Heart" Totale 42. A-9, M-31, H-2

TOMMY TUTONE Tommy Tutone-2 (Columbia) "Jenny " Total: 34. A-3, M-29, H-2

U2 October (Island/WB) "Gloria" "Fall" Tof18k 33 A-8, M-23, H4 BRYAN ADAMS You Want It - You Got It(ABM) "Lonely" Total -32. A-13, M-1$ H-6 HALL N OATES Private Eyes (RCA) "I Can't" Title Tofak 31. A-0 M-12, H-19 ROSSINGTON-COLUNS BAND ....This Is The Way (MCA) "Stop" "Straight" Total: 31. A-0 M-24 11-7

DELBERT McCLINTON Plain' From The Heart (Capitol) "Heartbreak" "Sandy" Totale 31. A-9, M-16, H-8 ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION Quinella (Columbia) "Homesick" "Alien" Totek 30. A-1, M-18, H-11

Significant Action listings showcaoa product in all musical configurations that has received significant airplay but which has not garnered sufficient reports to chart on the National Airplay140 listing. These records ere listed in order of airplay. They may be either still on the rise, or former National Air playl40 chart acts.

JAZZ ON &O'J 5 1 GROVER WASHINGTON JR. Come... (Elektra)

"River" Title 8 2 ROSS TRAUT Ross Traut(Headfirst)

"Go" 'Bird" 6 3 CRUSADERS Standing Tall (MCA)

"Night" "Glad" 3 4 BOB JAMES ...Sign Of The Times (Tappan Zee/Col.)

Title 1 5 AL JARREAU Breakin' Away (WB)

Title "Love" 4 6 TIM WEISBERG Travelin' Light(MCA)

Title "Nights" 7 EARL KLUGH Crazy For You (UA)

'Twinkle" Title 2 8 TOM COSTER TC (Fantasy)

"Heart" 10 9 JOHN McLAUGHLIN Belo Horizonte (WB)

Title "Stardust" .114 10 SOFTWARE Marbles (Headfirst)

Various Cuts These albums, displayed over a two-week period, received significant reports but did not chart this week on the National Airplayl40 listing. This chart represents activity based on a combination of add, medium and hot reports, as well as special jazz programming. The album's preferred airplay cuts are listed; singles are in baled /take. Artists' names are in both ?talks if they registered significant airplay gains this week.

REGIONAL nal2 ACTIVITY

EAST Q1o4 FM

LLLLA KEIMW SS: LIx bRNiF

Neolue J ... MALL BAIO IEMI AC IOOI Cllr MlLET I.Icl Iter ISIIx141

FARM, 1

INC/Col1 rl.1e1 NOVO CONI (Poi year/Polytrel STEVE MALATE BANG 14100 PRETENDERS (Sire/ABI USG 1. JM /1010.1 ú00e1 1.5E bR lOMM1

NILNOI PEALING (.C4rl B ILLS J 0.4.0 l

TT LILE FEAT ILEI MIKE IMI AYM 01.11TLE (.4)

M 411LLE IMI.I+Ic/ STMT CATS l lynrtl

LN YM IIIE (MI -PIG MG Local/ .ISSI. O BIRD 0004.1 Netest 02

1i.r/rei 1WNAROPTREISS INNI

PO: TEL USI Me RN NEME

BUB NELLA IMI ' MN Peti*

ROetiINMM (Polyv/PoIyEr4/ Title JOAN PEE1 IW8w1A1 Tlll TRW. IRAI SNEAKER IMe.'M/OS/ NUMEY 1.11x11

(AEG LAIE IMp41I51 KINKS Irlate DMtrSSr NOMe...4101 NTO iT4M1 Irel 1XM TrM EIREIbEA 10Ie01c1 BLHNT S NONIIES IMI4+1 LINSET BULAINOXM GM/M, u.n TOIIY TUTUS l.11x141 -109-5546/JX1n STEW 101.14.11 .00 1441+01) Mr1 115. A Jetl E111NISTLE IMw

1 METER CETEM IF I .re Nn/1 lrin/llxl lt ND MI

Albany 518-482-5555

POLICE IM1 CMS IEIM E MI WEIn0R 1 .01ík) MLL 4 ORTES Il.AI

MIS INls+e) NOLL. STOLES

(Pol I Ines/Pace) J. SILO BAD lall Ma' (cal

ROD STEMMT LEB) GENESIS IMI/OIc) ODW'S INS/010 I

Y.1144W SER11 l SILA 1413.

NEIL 4 4 (NAST r/RNsIMAN l

00.14.13./NA/ n1 JOALA eR

1

COSTELLO . 1

PARIANKMI I1 I

R ((BIST.) -QUEEN t D. (na.trl

o.>1 CULL Ihrs/re)

11C.'1..1 =

ST00R I.I Ixle; Le YIet fa11z

GIL aWTTyCRO IAbn; r N..M KIT 1011001.1.00/Y

M RAINIER)CM/

Abe K 1ALOILIN ISO) TItle

MSS TRAUT I404 1 Ir1 FREDDIE II RO A IFeMetyl DA 410 6115. 1 IMI

Singe.

Albany 518-785-9800

BD -W'S (IRS/MSI Mer 1.144 Are. P. FLOYD I.1x11 IMeey

AC/DC IPalaptll 4.D.D. EII MIOs Title J. EEILS BUS Idl MrIc1 1aptrNle Title RAIISS STpES

1Po11n4en/Atwl LOVe6L* .1.1Ne Mn s Car "zap USa*RK GMT/S11

MEEM (1501'1 B ALE SABBATS IBA) GENESIS IATISITIO) NIAS 10.00 CT/Pelyb.l S ULLY 1610501 119)5) JAR MLL BAND (ON her Ice; NEIL Yw6 E OMIT

Ire/Rprl 10 ADMPE.NM 1. s /

/KNIT NUL BALD 11111011. CMS 1 )

111M051050WGN 14114/1B/ POLICE INN/ BED RIDER 4ltell

J.Me Oü

Singles

ro:1ADY 00AL81EF

ED EOMMa

None

DEVt tb GENIIS 10 1801/1 FUEILNA 10010,0101 P1 BE16IM 1040e1141 50.1.010.0EYIE SILKS IM31 Si SEGER SILBER141011

ISI UMNEL SLI4MER G

MMe1Is/ JUM USURAIO IEMI Mr Ic1 NATORMMT.iLS o

IM.rar® p LSI

OIT uSNIULK 1M/Ea1/ LUN.. 1.1ex10 KART NIL BMD IMIM+IcI

Boston 617-267-9090

MRLY 16TENl IEplcl B/OC (Mll+lcl RUSH IMrcrÑ/Io1.0

, UIILL IM(:It 1 01.eM1 MEG LICE (C.041110 OWK^E IMI ope I.

J. MILS BAIO 1E141 Mr Ice) ROLLING !TONS

I011 InOte/Mc1 01041110'STM I Irgele/FDIC) URS 11 IRI PALE L INNIS) BOB CELLO IM)

Y0 ON'S- RMNTEWLR511 1414X/10

FIO. ..Yeti ME

Il TER CETERA IFul bon/ref

ulti./lieti I+

Jest Parr

51.51es IMP

104 IN 1,13b/L

Boston 61 7-266-1 1 1 1

M De Y rLL( (Atlantic; PO: OLUIPW BILLY .1 .Iixl1 K: 10 . MILLER

.West beta EARS ILS AMOl SLACK SASS Ile) J. Eins.0 GEMI Ae Ice( TIN IM/1Rl ITo.mowl ROLLING STOWS .M (POI ywr/PoI y.*el lib I I I ng51n/Atwl

CAN JETT n ILSl POLICE 1.11401.U1N

00DI0 ILw.n PC/DC 1/0.1181 0T 1KJIN11 141511 S40

el( USBLLRK 1/11111 0005)5 IRIS/NMI GENESIS IMlenllcl

Melee MALL L UTES IM/ Bib SEGNE E SIGNER (Capita. AIRKT I.Ilxlel

a l.et/rel KINKS IN +e/ STEVE MILLER BARD 1411511 RD STFYMT Ire( STEVIE MICAS 11.11rn/Paw) FWEIOO .1.14)NEIL

MUM. ONLY MCOY OWES IMe0Ole/PoIy4) LIB/RMl wl IV. 111104111104100y1410UIIN INY1

PRETENDERS 1S1r5/M {RILL 1 KMA IMII leM1..0

MTES 1.40 ALIKE Ire/ N I NUS (KA) -QUEEN 4 D. ROTE (E1eerel PAT BEMTM (Mys0l Is) -SIFT CELL 111r0/1161 NUSS IMlrcer1/FelStrel LUveeOY 1101.1e Jeri

ILS 1.4epererrLBSI "elate)bee COMYE N11*ITES GN FO

(Fu I

NwT/n/0043

f -951m PO: BP KCCN 401 BALE GOLDS(.

beet JAAM NTT/ I180p111

KOI Crrre/1D51

ROSO.LCT/Pol 001 FAB leLLK IM)

/ { MION LEES INlstel G21 EL 15 0e.N 1n4Mre/ S)VnW ISwttl rouSav . 1101 SCKNKER

Úr00 n) LEAOR (IMw0e10/451 D ELBERT ILLJINTUP (Capitol, )EMT PAUL MID 1001et01a) LNII1 LMG IN Ilann IM/MI PETER CETERA (Full 0000) IOwPO FUNK R.R.

IFNI 101E/101 M 4ORLLE 01IM10)

TIC YFRMT 1411111 GWEIOER I0lapticl R. IRNER (.I Nip i81 GGARY0 N1RIU { TIE IEplcl

sM10rq.1es

Bridgeport 203-579-9995

WINE SCMAR./ IAlcol JAM ARATMOING (NMI

r,tSes, J. IEILS IWD 1NI barbel ELLIR STGES

lPol I Ingen/Mw) NO 11B01T 1M/ IMs naA+re) Wits 11aer1 µYRTEIIFGSO IbtNn/MI STELE NILGER RAIO 1(1011011 AC/CL 1.0Ie1101 POLICE 1NM) LINOE. BLL%IN4M11 IANy11 MLLY MTLKT IEplc) 5020048 I.1ub11 OUT 0S1314100 I ./IRs1 Sob IS lat..; RED RIDER ICap1,c 141IL0He (RCA/ BLACK BABBATN ;M; A.IS TELL BAIO IE01 A4.155)

Jon

SIMO,gles

qtRieC Buffalo

716-885-9700

W: N.G. MNLAS K I PALL KIN 5IUY 3 x 1 M`

F Pell. INN,

KMI AIL BAM 1M)w,lcl PC/DC (MIap.Ice

LI x1U1 EMI

MONSN1 J NILS BAM lal A.ice/ : halt) LAM 11e10rel

Santa Cleue.. LASH 11/ 1..01) stte NILGER BND (4101) STEVIE SILKS IMaSOOM31

PM FUND 1..x11 IESY UEMIE 1Nt/WSI l.M tercet/Poi yerei FIREIOWR IM

MEG LAKE 1.0.1111 SILK SABBATH C cl

NIL 000 /S Q.IT BILLY S011.140.011 re// Iß)1OPIw0 RED RIDER 1411411

SNEAKER OLMMM/5551 AIMS INletal NAGT KERNT 8E91. -QUEEN 4 D. BOLE aller1 le 1.100. IONS 01EI6111 108. Jeze

None

RALli4 sTIES 1b111nB5.n/Mwl ion.

MOST ADDED IN HARMONY 2

In Harmony 2 (Columbia) JOAN JETT I Love Rock..- (Boardwalk) 16/6 PINK FLOYD A Collection... (Columbia) 14/4 BRYAN ADAMS You Want It - You... (ABM) 13/4 DELBERT McCUNTON Plain' From The... (Capitol) 10/4 TIM BOGERT Progressions (Townhouse) 5/4

9/8

Ywa numbers follow each album 11111' Yh)- firm represents total number of I. .10)111)

1401101114 playing the album this week Th; econd is the number of tb/lW station, 111.11

added it this week.

WECM PO: 2. 111111) IO: 1LL BOLLE

Saw JUx PEST

CIlleerememim rime. 1N Ml ill NNUM.:."00

K LAPPET LANE 130501 5110

CELL Xalcl

-SPOT GELL SlrS/reu

SS

CAF lIliEMK (Pull Ib11/cl

BR 00LCS ERGI1 EDDIE ST (Columbia)

TO. MR (M0 1

ow . INN S ILLY ,DEIM I .11x11 Ml S3.401. TES Mre MIMI

4 C ETTES IN l s, e/

Eplcl SNEAKER

0.4.P/OSI LISO 41.10M/Poly1 1 011 10 TI10150 1MT 0111.514I.E 1021.10 M1 -S SOV/le MTM INDI

PAUL c1 UM tMyel lsl

GEMI .WI/MS 104 (POI .000/Po) yO-sl 011./SIR

SMI Se C. DERDe SS TO IE 105,re1

LCOSTEA TI

IoM ERBT INDI L STEMMI 101.10 'ARE

;Metrsr K40 C1100 140y/or/Poly..

TE

ben/103 1411 1115100

PETER CETERA I n

Claremont 603-542.7735

ELVIS COSTELLO 4.. 10211x1e. "GOoo aper F

BRUIT Cw 0005 WBG/

TN BO.RT 11 DELBERT 411lal I

eben 1

M 1

ALL SPORTS ID 15 RA R.e la/Mlaplel

PO: JETT MOFMvI

b0et M11STENNT I. BPT MANS INSI

IWSn1INr5ry/PoI y4.1 .eP T

Otll GSBUA00 180/W1 CX"1 KI11Mr Flyib 11190.. JURNEY 1Co1.1.1 (H1UER Utlentic/

DE( LEPVAAD nMrcarY/Polytre, ONS)S IAtlMticl Ba SEGER 4 SIIYW 1411511

x u.1.a^n s PoI.MI

M ENM1IlTLE (Pawl T.1A Dlrty

btT01 !M5 lfNa+rsl STEVIE NICKS lborn/Atw) O0051S IMIM1cN MLL 1 .TES OLIN FIREINIER I 11 MACE I00111 R6 5T4MT 16/ 11Al1IO STUCS

PoI1 IngNn/A+w/ J. MILS BMD lNN 0.r101 [ ES E TEIR IMr

Ifrf ew/ITN ol

NMer Presser LIKSEY 1.811411011.11.3 a,-fö'S IIgS/MMN ELL Je/015) CHILLIMAA 1SI11nnlueM1 STEVE MILLER BAIO 141 T1)

Harrisburg 717-238 1402

PEEN 1155+r1 NIL Tu.G E WAIY

016/M110101A

TITle PIKE GLOM 1.1281.1

MNtwT WALING 51000:

I%I 1 I10..rat. IRLK YNIINMI I

J. QIIB ONO INN A.rlcol QUMTEW WO 160 .111) KINKS M1at1 STEVE MILLER BAM (Capitol) 1.440801 (.11x11 URS Elettre)

Jett Parr

S10)yl.s

0

Now a a . the image music for AOR.

TMCALL COLLECT AT 214!634-8511


MEDIUM GREG LAKE Greg Lake (Chrysalis) 21/18 MOLLY HATCHET Take No Prisoners (Epic) 24/16 NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE Re -Ac -Tor (WB/Reprise) 25/15 HENRY PAUL BAND Anytime (Atlantic) 18/14 RUSH Exit.. (Mercury/PG) 27/12

Two numbers follow each alum title. The first represents total numM'r of Eastern .ta - 501M15 91.1119 Mw alham this, weak The bOIS" Enid is the number of those stations who reported It in mºdiem rotketinn this week.

PO: MMIEL F. 16510E BIB BITTEN

o4a KELLM IM) WY... 10111 rwA 10011011

RAIN1K I Pe) yeT./Pol y4e1

SIEVE MILLER BIR0 1(1911511 NEIL TOOL E (RACY

IM/aprll.l LIIDSEY BUD. tOWI (NTIM CAN JETT 1.0010

MEG LA 1..11. ..LY CIE, Isl./. SNEAKER 0.00.00, we SEGER l SILVER 141.1 title 034'1..80111 4001.114100 IMeasi

Hartford 203-247-1060

x00114 SUIES LIMI I Ing1m co /M1

R/O POLICE INNI c 420Y UM.. IM/OSI Toniew `Ma:'t KIKI Rr

lyl 000 EENE.15114. tNl

Q. b+ L4VERBOT Imllrlel RSe 11rclry/PolyGe)

u Sawyer. Lloser...Nr J. GE ILS BAIO INI 44rIc1 CANS IEIMrel OIW:TERKALI 1411en1re I

BLACK sAE6A+0 tre)

80.10101 lament MEEN 4 D. BON IE IEIMr,I

Jam Nene

SS lbngns

I

WCCC AMIFM Hartford 203-233-4426

P:IILE INNI LOYaeOT 10811x10 SCALY MTLYET EClcl CARS IEl4Mre/ MIMO IPo^'pr/101y(r1 FEAEOGNA 1

SNAKES 1Nn100/(B51 (JIFEN 110rel

IOSEY 41.0111110ºM IANyle.)

bttest .LUNG STOICS

A/W ( ík1 J. GE ILS BND 1.1 Mr ice) B.EK SAeBATO OKAY US.. IM /(811 GENESIS 1ík1 NCO IMrcy/Polyre l

005 POLT IMett Irst) AAK) K QUAK IN Ire; EWER% GISM.TI FLN.

b11,10

'\

ADFD

Long Island 518-587-1023

KISS WIMSO lrefi 10 3 2. {TN MS 4.01 wo 41Isr

;

R.® BUCHure1 aka SAO.. el.

OURTOIAn A' $TNRR )br0e1,. MnaO...NY : 103141

CATIL BAreIE 111../181 aln+e 41.US.. L.:PY BALES IM) AL NUM BAM GE.GE LAN -IN

.011 IXIiIc) 1.10/01.1151 l MTE .NAB

lOILS pqLTNR IMIap1Ic) RIN NI MI11 w IASK IlyerTl

b+tsT

R151 1I .1.1.116 STONES S

Ar rY/Poly(rel Roll0Ntn/ 0801 B ILLY LI.1in POLICf MSI wL51MG 101 nlX/MI J. LLIES BND LOI .rl41 My GI115 GENESIS lamentIcl .ALK 141111 011T 45BI4.10* IM/UESI BWBY i MIOMITES (Niste FME1MER 0Iap111 A.tM MLE BAK IEMI Mlcel RD sTEMMI MI RMISSAILE KIRS/AN, GL-LOI AN 5 KIRS// K. PALL BAM (MI-ticl 5M5 El1011 R-pl^g .r.. cap NTT IRvwl1 s EVE NILLER IMO 141to11 WMTE4,1.0.511 Gellen/NI

M FLOM1.1x101 /L/OC lA1apNc, N. SCMDR/J. INNUR 1011x11 wW LObI IPolyb/Polyr1

nngA E LOVE.. 1141.141 T41[T IEplcl NEIL MI. { (RA1Y

IKB SOLLO IWAI IVB/Reyrls5n0 N M S.

wr.

ENT s SK ) A.EO M/.S) yWDPr 4

EOUIE L:MMT: 1Mol c Meet (a Fire Nine LIIOSEY gIL11pMM IMTIapI

wclw »tope Sib..

THE HOTTEST ROLLING STONES Tattoo... (Roiling Si neni/A 155)3l(1ú15

J. GEILS BAND Freeze... (EMI America) 36/32 GENESIS Abeceb (Atlantic) 36/32 CARS Shake lt Up (Elektra) 36/31 POLICE Ghost In The... (A&M) 32131

fwu numbers 11411.55' each album title It. first represents tidal number of t AStIrel

- stations playing the album 1hù week The. second Is the number of those stamen, who reported it in hot rotation the. week

: M'. NC... 'D:

b0et CAr10 BTRIE I105/1111

UµBERE bCl11REM 141f5. 5 1.8411

.114 BOIE IMI SOUP/ SALES NA) B1R NüO IRAI

usM 11.811

nrel4.M({1010011 SORAY tA1S Ilaportl NIKE rel JtMIt u s OCA) CVO 1161

WJRTERLASN IE1nen/re) .vuRIEY 1.1181e11 N 10olrer/PoIYGr1

MFLOYD 1.110 1Xl lAs LOAaWK

nIWMI K FRAI PlXylnl

MIIIBOEI (Polyar/Polyfrei 02 MU/M1 .I0E1 BU}IIKMM 1Ny1-1

NMID M. EUME31YIrslnl 0 R01c.1CapIt0 1I

KISS CRINS. Irel LOIY POELI (PolyOor/Polyre

0611 110 STAN nbrO.el.)

SLACK SNBALX )MI EIM l M TS IEec) BULLES 5wnl

Long Island 516-4859200

INEL LAKE IMHei i5e SILLY J.EL I.15ue

nrel .1E STBMI

rettest J. JETT 1. EARS leer51 GENESIS IM IN,I00 MIL YDIRL I UMIY

IM/Raprlwl MLL S CATES IMI J. GE ICs BAIO (EMI Mr leer .4./01 latiantl. POLICE IN N ¢11 00101. IJet/1111' DD-DD'S IRS/NM)

PAIL .140 IM .; L040000 1(e14.10

1en

RUSK IMrcry/Polytre MEEM IEle*re) RAU. STONES

OLMI 1 'Atwl

B ILLY S511W105WR EplOS1) DIESEL 1.4..y/Mewl UR FEI0AIEA M

511554. IMI STEVE MILLER 141.11 BUOY I MIDN IVEOTES IM ls,el RD STEMMT LIBI INC Mole.. ELVIS Lu5TELL4 {.. 1 1X141 stil ELL Sire/NEO

rut...NT5 LEB)

IWBLM1Oe Lewiston -Portland ?- 207 783 2065

K: ME LIA. etc ALAI PL. MIM RUSK, 1040 LENS Oblyer/Pol Aral

Acieee Pone

.411. STN 101,91./ 60101 PAT BOPTM MI00

Ian/ OIS010 eed LL PA Ici DAN FIQLBESS

I

31 on/Epic w 11011.0.1.3RAIN.

PoISeer/PoI W1 L BA. Ifni 9.44110

.111MTUOLOLLINS 1011 .TEE

MA LY 0.TcrerISL M B8 WELLS Eplc

JARREY 1 ;011x18) DD A

eLTER CETERA 04111 Pawn/MI SLAE160Y 1.11x11 BLACK í MJ

IN LAI RIS I

SBUP00 M/(11S/ MEG LANE n'

L>.L S OPER G

1.400 lel 00S1i IMrcY/Pol bra) STEW MILLER BAND (51010011 NEIL U. Mir

Ire/.0.kí1

UMI1eNtr1 00141001 lfrottl rolWsl Poor Nn's b POLICE 1.0 NILS LOQEM KOCWrett/KAI 10+y 14.18 ItI.

1.11116 STONES 1Po11 InqNll/Mw/

AR 1.11x11

peNTEWUSN 14.tte11/IG; 161LUé ANI b

001 OL15 iPalen+lc) J. Q gum IO INI Aerlce) RU IIEN

r ¡ar cs)

o

1L6 SEGER 4 SILVER 140511 41. TleeeRDP Try 1411.101411.10

r (MLA/

LNEIG00R len/ice

ROCK701 MO: KMEN ANDERS.

beea Pl. FLOYD Mel x11

.1- J. MILS BAIO INI Amer Ice "Center tole (Al00NT Li1S n 55N.I

I.e t t10 / M 1

bL0 STEMMT 1M YOX'g Turn* GENESIS tialcl

KINKS Lk,...) PET kR

` .IL1ER 1001 t511

v.strNT' 1

-LOOSEY BUGINBNM (M/M1

Manchester 603.625691 5

FOREIGNER IMIe01 II..InR/GITE brew. It w IURNY (.I » Sto ne I.we r DMt..B.11ee 14.411. ST01E1

Ib1 çNn/0wl STEVIE NICKS 11b48n/Mcpl PAIGE INSI RICA 1MINJIELD IRAI E yfNln4/Yo

lmr

1,1a


RBRIFriday, December 11, 1981

dege/E (A2x11c1

Montreal 514-935-2425

n BK rf C001 IEI Me/IYFE4 i.EIIE BLKK 5NBAtN iW,

M PDI NB ELIDE 0230 OSBWLE N0/051 *19B4Y 141(001z1

Maw MUN (Meru .,/PoIYGei SIMPLE 111119 ROD STEYMT Nn

POI ,*o'/POI 00.) GENESIS 10011011c1 POLICE 1N2 MALING STONES

1001 I InBStn/9[11 0100TEALDSM I911xl001 -QUEEN a D. BIMIE IEI.Mre-

FIST EIS. 1.1.1 EDDIE TZ 100001 J. 1S 101. 1911 ANr 1001 MISA Vrxll SAGA 00.0 H IMP STEM AILIER BANG 15.91111 l WEG E 14.16.110

M -oLYE 11 )

re-

»tee

Singles N,M

New York 212 986 7000

M: Yoe' NNI POIS IEI1.0ra1 MOI LIE 0.00040 SILICE 0.0.1

J. LL ILS 5001 (1101 New Io., bow KINGS I6041.1 16.5 1x10 1 E IL AM.E (JIAit 14M AGMSMI NNI 101004,150 20.1000 F(0EA 1.1[101 000 SEGER E SILVER 1.11011

WEER IEIS5016I MLLE 10TE' IRAI EESIS 1A 1001[1 MILL, MLt 141000101 09111090 10110010/ STEM MILLER BAIL 1C.911011 STEVIE RICKS I5000r0/00001 PING FLOTS 1ío150101

balum NK 4VILLE IAtIM11c1

.MONEY 1401m910 PNTENÉRS IS1re/001 I134 E 01GRITE$ 101060 OA1.10 BM. ISIr/00, (6.000IRS/0110I KARLA DEVITO lEpicl DANf4GE0bE0, K/W 91101141 6u11 10on/4111 L,IS (»STEELY 6.. 11611091.1 WMTEKLAM 4f01n/001

W IlsleaiLbl JUAN JETT 16010a.e1.1 {LbN 11.60,01

MIII STEAµ, 1001 Rn1.10, STONES

111.011.0n/Re

Iazz M>M

iWlaos1911 A4.102

PO: LAINY BERµR NG pGL : CTN. T01NI

bgw X500 JETT I13aro.e00

blue RUSH lerc.y/POI yte l 0101E 50!010 111 EIL 0011110 a .04

100/0.9.11.1 LOVER., 141100141 MI10 010CE0 IE01c1 MICHEL SUEMREA

1..0110 MEG LAN 1Chryza1101

6.1G E010M1 P01111Et 100110nc1

New York 212-887-7777

03070 GEE510 10101010/ BILI. 5011M 11..911011 N4.1.10 50165

INIIIng STn/01[11 .0090(00 1101.1.1 CMS 1510Mr01 K/1. 10011011[1 1CO S0BMT (rl K INKS 100110.1 J. OE ILS BANG 1911 0401011

STEVE MILLER ELMO 10.911011 ONO 1091.11 TAMEY/SPENCER.... INNI QUMTEMLASM 1211.1/001 5MUL0IS STAR llrg In/EDILI

J4 Iona

51091.: M10.

Wd1INA 15: 041 L1000 PD. NAM 1JE00F

Now Æ01M CETERA (Full bon/rl LleSOUPY

SALES 11

SOUL. SALES INRI -.LEE SIR INATEEM Irl blue STEM5050E ALLER 1 4t ( 0000 Àlert A. EM Gil. OSE(AA I/051 L10í 0011 M. ` Flying 0 1N Mn! MD0 RIDER 1.1x11 Lwt l< frxg

000 1BERG (Full ben/ER.

101. 5x110 COI

OE

448... Sun SILLY JOEL 11411001.1 . C.0.10.101101 k.ry900010 Slur, 1116001,

1000101 1001'1.1 00 IMy 1001 Nt,

NMY PAM 0000 101.00 lc/

1011 900(0... 'Living 51000.1 PULT 110.10E0 14101 STEVIE NICKS 1160.rn/Mcol fags I Il *Ink but If 9109 6e0ln1 10 0SE. 'LSIIM .» 19001051 TreJl 0.11100.1 looM"w TAl l

M/ 61r.. 1900 006 SEERE SILVER 11.1x11 EIL MAMI E OUST

Ir/006.1x1

North Jersey 201-328-1055

CAN JETT (9010.101 BW ELCH NMI DELEJIT RCUIRON 1.1.011 SIEAIM 100000./011 9.040 5050000 111 MlL E OSTES 1..01 0111 MALL BAND 181 Peer Ice JIB ENN ISTIE 10001 1(SSIIGTIN-0.1IIG IM/ 1011000 1001 MARIANNE FAITMLL 1101.59/161 FOREIGNER (001x0101

5(U 10411 -Et0A ALLSTARSl

-511100500 1641 Me 001 bee -PLA90TIG5 1.10x1 -ELVIS *STELLA a A

ó11001a1

1101x1 ROLLIE 010005

0010In051n/0001 J. GEILS BA. REMI America, {YAI(1 INMI GENESIS 101an010I 01151EMMT 1161 RUN I11.r<.Y/Poly6.1 QUEEN IE1000re1 OU000ETEU50 1GMIfx/001 1011E001 141100141 WIS IEI90e1 0.-1201S 1105/0611I fAEG LAKE 1.02111 PAT BFMMTM 140...110

MS 46100 »./DC. ,M110.Ic,

Jxe Man.

S.pl.s Nn

WL STEVE COLA ILL 10: (REG 010011(110

MAP K/DE 100110/1011 NUM. LEAVE (10101 TWO: TUT» 14100010 JM (Poi Taa/Pol 0011 ML a VAL 0x9101 PETER CETERA 1601 Moon/161 P PANELM 14.011 IN MINIM. í 14100 Sent Clxs..

-00/01.6 8 110xro101 -NAT CELL Sir/rl MreI10 UNS lEiekt0el 911 .LLEMM

0.1110001.0A1 1150 MIMA IRAI STEM MACKE,. IE910 STEVIE NIDS (barn/00001

0N[ FA11MLL 11.1100/.1 LLIRAVDA 1.0,4. is/ BLASTERS 5160001 DE 110.1/1131 .ESN JUIN

RAG1 50N1M.1000. NEUBIT Nul 001005 1105/00:1 GREG LANE 1. .4112 21000 /POTS I9101 K STEYMT 100i0í0, GCE. 10 BB VBW lu m.nl FIST NMI n

Ottawa 613-563-1919

.AD 1004 IPoI pr/Pol TGe) -REG RIDER 10.91x11 ß1115M (C.91to11 -QUEEN E D. BINGE 111.atr41 -GUT 05(1000 1410/1851 -STEM MILLER 0000 1[.910011 -JACK GREEN NMI -LINSEY /01001600 1601.1 -65110 DEVIT0 14101

Mott.. POLICE 111111

SAGA IMx2 ROLLING STONES

Ibl I Ingatn/0001 NAIV TRADE 1®S) ROD STEYMT .1 GENESIS 1911011[) J. of 1L5 GAM 1911 Pour Ica) BR. ROMS (NMI JON a 00(ÉLIS

Poi Oor/PoIOG 1

ROSA MOCLey/PO. 0íi.1 FOREIGNER 1001x111/ TLgS 1Lopltoll LALL IOACTI 011110mI W RCA I

1.04E.04 IWI IOENI 901.FP ILocal1 MLL F $41E5 RM.IEL SWEET IColmbiel 11011. ILCA/ DEW 100 Ell YIIIe( L UU24

00/64.1x0

Jazz MSS TONT ....1803 rol og I es

M: IJA6.1E KEMpALL 10: JDE KS.UWIEM

MOW bne

1Ia 110 0110.15 1190/011 001 574000 lNPI QELNNIL

YOUNG E a CRAZY lr/0,9,'x1

1.1 LAKE .004112 MALM MTCET 110101 1.15 JETT 110.100110 10119(00 1001001.1 CAN 01000000/0, 10401 LkILLI.ALA WRAP

Philadelphia 21 5-561 -0933

sottest POIS 111.0re1 ROLLING STORES

(Rol IingStn/Atc0l 9001009 10.6110,111 POLICE 004041

OESIS 1001100101 MALL a OATE5 IRAI J. SILS WA 1E11 Neer 1.0 51001E MILKS 1100.04/ML0I

0U12 100r4er4/Po10611 0011000 (KAI

Jco/ IAvr

Sip Ies line

AL

M0: SIEVE FEINSTEIN

Mow S1.01165TM 0Ire I0/01.1 005 (4000012 MN 1LE 10.1 RED RIDER1985 .1.11 .0 lea E10l5 EATERS IEleOral 01109 (AYTW I4001 022005131AE (M/0S1 KM.. 51101900 1001 MALY RATCHET 1

9.11.IE102r ) c

OLf LEM000 11.001/Po10te1

Philadelphia 215-688-9460

MALI. STIES 111ngStn/00101

W00IERFLASM 1411.,/061 UNS 010drel PAT 6EMT00 110 GENESIS IA 10,1[11

1

MS Ir tel J. EINS BAM 1911 0,/1 511 SUR. 190171 Gros/1051 AC/DE 001011 1 104E.

SW 1.1101111 IIr 1(011091.1

*0 4 1310 1

MINIFY 110,01 1 TN.. 0.1 RA INì1N PoIYOr/PoIyGe.

Jazz INN CLIFF IMI

4455 TRAY. H10.í10111 W4VER 00.1.1.61. 1E1.100

WAVE ID: 0.1E LAMIE

0000110 KKK SABBATH 1001 NEIL

00 ,0 a CHIT /00.1 x1

1. OEILY 0/0105/1 1. FILS 6000 1911 04er10a1 10.14 MTCET 14151 R* STEYMT Irl EMY MLL BA1 101.1101 G EE1 100,0 STEM MILLER BADO 1191x11 FOREIGNER 10 antic/ 0(100 0001. IPoI Omr/Pol 0301 0202 0S1301120919111(0(9 1J00/(ó51 OUMTERFLA....Ifx/001

Nn91es

Pittsburgh 412-562-5900

I.L. Ie6ER(CNRS INA/ »MM. 1111 o*1.1 11165E4 01(1010001 100,1101 Gi-0DIS IIRS/NMI STEM MMMETT 141(1 AIM ALCM 1(011r14á MAN IGrSTMbl yó 1

Jota ene

22:'"

MIKE PERKINS A5(I. At1.1. KORELM

Mow PING 111110 1.1.6.1 GO -1S 1109/M10 ^0. Are. r LIDS Ar^

100160 (100 (C1911o11 LINJEET BLEIIpUM I96y10m1 STEVE MILLER BAIO IC.IxI l N01 Like A

GREEN 1EIe00r41 AC/DC (Atlantic/ Tlt.. ODARTEIElASM ,41ix/001 10113.00:11021014.1 OIIsI, (Nr<rr/Po1.6e1

m Sawyer. 1]oxr...60r OtiY OSBONAE 1M/031

Pittsburgh 412-362-2144

Postest FOREIGNER 1110101101 JOURNEY 141100101 HALING STpES

10011In09n/A1m1 1A SEGER E SILVER /.10011 GEE515 IM11011TI bli0ply00, Tit It

POLICE IMRI STEVIE MICAS I6rn/00001

GAGS (E1e00re1 J. GE ILS SEW 1911 A44er102 4n1rfo10 Jazz WYY91 WASHING.. IEE010

51.91.0 ene

SOUTH the obus station

WN Si TTµ

U9 W

an0/001 AA:'T, tBleraxl.l

S1AN14NTERS 100'1sta1

M.9Ix I2Y OSKARE 11.0/(851

LIrSET Bw9IR46VM 1.01101 rouble.

EOLIf YN00T2 10 col The 1.1.

WEG IAN I.462.2 er A0tw1 A. STAIN IWr0.2.1

1.66.111(..1x11

PETER CETERA IfulI 1ou0/001

ELBfAT bLLIMT U :09:2011 S10aY AOscM,

EMT PAM x0 IA0110ric1 Lirlem Wnbu1 vEA00N IleManakO/051 010'f 4f M

JGN1110AIS01.1 Ko, "FM uan Angel. .1514T1011E 1410012 Y01-1809/J0ne EKES WELL 5 IMI 4 STEEK 1410012

1 Amarillo

806-359-8561 M( IMrcvr/Pcly3a)

L.yO EE111 IA010n01<1

NEIL 0i a 1 Tu12 t 100/0.y01x1

1.601644 1411r1.1 "working For .. MD RIDER 1L.90011 L.1.ic Fr1ny Q100TE1LASH 1411x/001

J. GE1L5 0010 1911 Amer I.nt0rx1a R10 STEAM. 0001

glee 0.0060* IERI 101.

OCA Moxy MAS.... -C41-1.

O1EER 1111101 .1 .019 Praes0

51EeM11Mls:a.

Augusta 404-722-1302

Y KM,INGT.,0LL1.:KAI ROCK

U

RILE (NMI LAM

LAS barn/Awl 1411.1/EON

PA

NO: PART PILLINGEN

boW meLLY 110(kR 1U1001 11NK1! RI] MI FINK EWro I 0e0912

N alco fA(NG FILAR R.R.

1

1.B WELLSLCS IMI0,01

SOREEK 141.4101 DEL1ERT 000100010 I(.I1011 E*IF M00á 101001 WKK 500.000 1001

fAOR 4201 OSIE IM/1511

J. NrGE

ILS BANG 1911 A,Or lcal RINI 519100T Irl L .SEY B1X10,1AI I0TI101 44LLI. STONES

IPoI I In9n/Arcol

1

10(100111 AUIL51 ED RICER 1119110 *1411 GINS/RUM 0(LL1' 1L04u. 112

110 .0(0 00012 MALM TCET IEplci EMT PALL RANG 1001 108 lcl WEG LNE I6 ryse11 1

E IL YONG a (INA/0 Ia/0080x1

STEM MILLER 000 1.11011 LARS 16000 Q0E5 EEle.rel ENO IN. /LAS 1

KINKS 100100.1 K/0C 1110140101 1(01 00L 0450 1 00.1 E911 011 (AXES IS A

None

Singles 1Me

! rogleRK,

NIKE INNHIS AC: STEH SL1ARTI

kAMYLW HARRIS 1161 MDY 51.ONAN ANA/ (RASTERS (SI owl

Mx. ue BLKK SABBATH 001 JUNG NAEL BAN. ENI Amr ice,

BOOBY a RICRITE5 1ArlFTa1 Nz,

015101[5 1M.,r/051 AMIS5AICE

1MS/N11 NO STaIB ICo0a.2M1

AM JETT IBorllalkl »R0 CETERA Mu11 16on/001 RINM a TIE ANTS 141<1 RINGS IMI GMT MAICK E TIE IEDIcI 111 1Ex A M100r

STREEK 411me11 E01E SCMFIn2 10000 Nrt 1 FnI Title

JM 1b100r/Polytel 1A WELCH IRAI ML a VAL 110101 SELBEN+ RCLII00 ICp1rol I

SEAKW 11.910N0eR/(BSI DNnS L4 00

WEG LAKE 1.0212 -$1T CELL ISF/181 -61.005 BWTIERS IMIwTICI -10MI us (B.rl.uwrl bloat FOREIGNER IM1.21c1

W: 1019 EEb NO: IYE MJIE

AYOx Ml SUOEü, 11

MB41MT 0 wl

001000M 1001 yor/Pol y6.1 MALT 00010(0 1E9101 WSS1N60GeCYLL N4 1KÁ1 R. 001090. 'AMER 1(01.101 NICMEL SCENER 6

11]x.11101 BLACK 5008005/181 0EF LEP4MD IlercIrO/Poly..0 OEIL YOUNG a WARY

r/19,1x1 00-0005 1 RS/NMI RO 010ER 00:10011 0* STEYMT 1101 GARY 0101M 4 lE 109101 EMT MM BA/0 10Ienticl

Poughkeepsie 914-471-1500

ROLLING STC/ES Rol I I ÒStn/00001

GENESIS 00140101 J. SILS BARO EMI Arm- Ice)

POLICE INNI JOURNEY (Col .101 RIMS IM10e1 NO SM.PPL 1001 TRIIW INDI

RUSH (00rc.y/Poly4e1 DE2, celeste 130/CBS/ DAN *VIBE%

1601 002o1/4101 NE IL YOUNG S WARY

00/00Dr1x1 QUEEN Elektre/ CARS IEn(tr11 1019Á. (00110012 STEM HILLER ENO 199.11 GWREERFLPSII 0404.../161 Mel ALB. 11/010001 GOLLY 0001*1 1E9101 AC/OC 1001100101 (001 PAM 0010 (001.01[1 L 1 *SET MCKI M 01 10.01101

Jazz LPSAOERS 11[01 SPRIG (M) Bí6 »WS I5.99(02.100.1.1

M E156E0 KAI ROSS TRAT 1110.10,11 W CASTER tf0tesyl

GIL SPOTT-1ERCN 1MI.00 PASSPORT IAtl ant 101

WUVER YASMIOGTW 11100,11 FREDDIE .39.0 (Fantasy,

Nn¢1es

Rochester 716-288-3200

GAPS ies.kr Ist

5AA(M ILrrre/(BSI BRIM NOMS :NMI main E M11BITES 1011111 RENAISSANCE IIRS/N1l1 -66101 90101651110 1001 -0E9. { 0. 802E (EI04re1

K/0. 1111.91101 MLLlMG STONES

1.11109510/.01 GENESIS 1101an01C1 TRIG. (MAI 0111 ENTWISTLE IMcol KINKS 16111.1 AARE. 1415012 B ILLY MAIER ICe01to11 LO 9

T 19 1.1s/ RELASR 1G0í./001

GEI J. SILS BAM 1911 Aelrlcel RIOT 1E160.0 JOIN 101E BARB 1911 AA1r Ice, PCEICE INN/ OUT OSaf PLIE lJet/®S,

Jazz E(BERTy 61511001 nU0

SlogI.1 10ne

821144 NI 1.11 NMTtA .: 01bER1A NABEN

Mow M4161. i 44141

*510.0 Claus.. PING í110p 1410012

Mw.x 16 SEGER a 911011 1Ley10011 RA'N95 Pol Mbr/F01 y60./

01001110 STAR e41r61041<I PIT BEMT00 IUxMaI lsl BILLY áQ11ER 1411011

AI~ 1 KINKS 16-100 049A AGxS 91501

USEL áCEwER 6 1.462Isr

JEFFERSON 5T005MII IMI IEF LPPMDr IIcrY/Po1y6.1 Nwtn. a^ RIN 2estr2 511rds/TaE1na 111.51116.4111.5111611.51116.41.-C.6.0.116 OCA/ 119. LL BAIO 1911 I4r1c2 n. MNMUJ1AwER 1(01100101 OR S YW 60s/05/

Rochester 716-232-7550

STEVIE MILKS 1100.0/000/ NILS LT9EN (Ban Nrrxt/KA; L. 1(.911011

ROLLING STONES 1001 I IngSx/00001

FOREIGNER 101x0101 1111110 IMI

I9M GENESIS 10011001c1 RED RIDER 1.1.11 `lunar lc FrInO 0NE4 14100111

Q100TERFLASM IG011x/rl LUreBDr 1411r1e1 bkIp ir.. J. SEILS 6aK (EMI Wricsl 0124 OSB4WME IM/I511

q6 b1 10i1 KCw00y/Po0T6e1 IUN5 IEIx.r11 T111

IE11.1 TC' 1E001 M/01.

!au

S1p1es

PO: NIKE ADAMS /O: ROSS Me 000010

AaaW DELBERT RCLIMTUM I5.900 l "Nr042.e5 Nx SMEEA 1411001/1

MMe( x1

b um

EO' RIDER 14011 t011 00116' (POI y.e/P0I yta1 MKe SABIAT1.01H 181 OMEN 1100011 »TER CETERA (Full bon/001 L10101005*

91111000 I l REG 1000 I.n0 01

110E SLNMR 0x01

1016 MIN MLL BANG 1911 Mr 1041 GANT MYRICK a TE (Epic1 MA STEMMT (rl

Benn 1.91toe1Gs

trove

Springfield 413-52541 98

1000 PALL BAK 10/150/111 EIL TU1(a LRAM

00/9.94 ix' SILLY S60191011x11 JACK WEER IM1

»00 BY 500 91I1.1.1M005 11.I11.nnIWRn1 JUAN JETT 100x0..1.1 RICK SMINUI1LD (001 5105150 1500.01 605/16)1

10iTast .LL MG SIUIES

b11ing9001co1 K/W 10110201

GENESIS (00110'([1

J. FILS *000 911 Mrlcel ML1(1 10401 (MS (E000tr01 MALM 41511 141[1

"00-0)09 1411..1

Ar9p for.. (VMTERFLASM 141x1/061

Nrr

(A Ú10C K10 1100.11

MOST ADDED PINK FLOYD A Colletion... (Columbia) 20/13 PETER CETERA Peter... (Full Moon/WB) 10/7

JOAN JETT I Love Rock... (Boardwalk) 6/6

STARFIGHTERS Starfighters (Arista) 6/6

HENRY PAUL BAND Anytime (Atlantic) 31/5

EDDIE SCHWARTZ No Refuge (Atco) 11/5

Tw'u number, 101k11.5 Ia(h album tole the first repte+eats ((gal ,+umher ell Southern station, paying the album this week The, sec owl is the number of those 55.1502155 11.01

Added 11 1515

PU: : !L LE1 ossi. q MY : GAMMA

Max 6100 { ES IMisia/

Dao by0 Lose`

01 01.1 1E9101 011. 01000..

lb loo (100 900, MNG 100110014) 1409109 W,.. SNEAKER IN59M010./[BSI

Let N 011000 KIllIME 100/051 Can't K101 RUM

91000 AIMS 1.11 AC/OC 0050010 .DIE SCMARR 191001 fir, T..le MALTOMTCET 11910

xY Luc, LI.SEY BICKINMM 1000 .1

. i-//-/- itocii t-.0M1r1

P. 1.01E 0,: TM NASTS

bow M i .101

' Santa Ueu...4

.0 um

KAN INrcy/Po100161 EM, PAIL BAND I911011c1 TAIUEVI (MI QM0TIRFLASN (411x/101 111.6 ST9100T 1001 465NIIE IRIS OCA/

FLOID 1415.1e1 E11 Y46. a OMIT

100/00rlxl WEG LAKE I.1a212 5ASW ICrrrÁ/051 SNEAKER (1110 a /®SI

Q1EM 10.000KINK5 nristal

4455 MGT(M-(:OLL116 Glu)

Syracuse 315-682-9538

(AEEM IE100101 Unger Press. STEVE MLILER BMO IL.9I.ol1 Nrt IAe A

bow ROLLING STONES

00111ng9n/Ater/ J. EILS BAND 1911 0.0ík2

CARS 111051,.1 Title

GENESIS 105 11-00'5 I IRS/NMI/OLMI

`Mr Lles We. Y4 40..000+ RIEN 111.r<.y/PolyQel IDE IDE (NMI STEVIE NICKS (1911n10,[01 W100r a Lac` "Edge 1 ION

Net NMN

Sloeles

Syracuse 315-472-9797

AC16 SEGÉM a SILVER 1í.11.1/ LIM r I. (Polyd/Polytal

IR 1100100/001 1OR1I49( 1.111 boa/1251

Nrtt.t WE I. STONES

U10 9S,n/M2 <

J. LE I ll AW 1911 her Ice K/0C 11 l00110í1 1110 CABS. E 10/0351 POLICE (NMI ensis 1001 ant lc. BENDY MFAONES

(POI ydr/NI ytal BLACK SABBATH NMI BRYAN (NMI FOREIGNER NER

LOVEM9 1041(0010 »ELY MTCET 1E1111 L ORS 1E100001

Jazz Nn.

Singles

PD: 1AMY 6U1000 K: BLB MK1mY10

baw MM MIDEN lIM

INrvxt/CeDI f01 I

JM 1PO1To0,/Pol.ra) »AN JETT I134r0011.1 Title

blue J. GELS 0000 IENI /x01001

DAN 1011011 16.11 be/4101 .0 a 1ANGEL15 IPoI 0000/Pol ySra l

11,1 L2 (Island/101 11 Ta 111.1TE5 I14r1srel MIM. 0010.1.E (.011001[1

OIL$ 60v0

DEL b..

MN9N 101011001 ELVIS 41666LL0 a.. 14110012 10111 MICE. 1EDI0I T9IN1 50 1.0 IC011E0 GO -0.105 1 IRSRS /NMI LILA GREEN (MI WEG LAIE 1.0.112 N. 011011/4. 1109000 141149101 MICHEL SIEGER G

1.02101 00000 051 BILL ( 1111111111...../11.1CELL

-S91 CELL 155100/01

Toronto 416.967.3445

SAGA 100s1 QUMTERFLASM 16Ifon/001 CMS 1E1.01r61 e/DC 10.010 11214 GSBIRE 10.1/(8SI SIEVE MILLER sae tr. i1o11 (LEEN 1E100011 U0r Pr.es.

L06016UT 141141e1 NEIL T11( a (RAIT

00/.1.1x1 5. J00 E MN.. ALNTU 1L.911011 GENESIS 0Ian11/1 »ENE EAITIELL 1n1e10/161 1111511 1Nrc.y/101 y61 EMIL SGIIANTI I0001 e lvez 1M Line ...sort U. Fire. 2M5 IMl.tal be20oyr fORE 110E0 101.00101 DOLLIE (N11 ROLLING 015105

10011'og5in/Mw) NUBIT OCAI MIM ADMS INMI -00/461UG RKEM2IE (..:owe

MrN

Slngles

GrieFM M:

Y SS CA11ES

K : E WEBSTEM

ALVIN LEE BAND (0011011[1 118!00 101111011 1401/011 PING FLOYO 061.1.1 IS NMMNT 1101000161 O 131/46110 RENI IE 110159.01

100110 MVOs

F(.n1111 M01AME 2TEu flrN/rl SINiE MINDS

IN1 nor/Pol.ral IOST 45BURIE IM/(251

6LKk SMBWTM IEI AIN a VANGELIS

Polpos/Pol NARY BLUES IT4 0010 IOIPo1 y41

0051 1tel MIL Y1M4 MAZY

100/0011x0 E4 RIDER 1L.1

Ianl 00100 00101 AN.HA 1 IAFO INS 11100111

Toronto 416-925-6666

MUE ,100010EM

' W1

-SUT CELL 01,1/00(

Ilortesy QUEEN 1E1.14.1 GENESIS 1001101101 EIA SEGER E SlLMN 19.911011 lit. KIDE 1001100ík/ Itle

nILIDE INNI k.er, 1.16010!

CMS EI T1016 J. E11.5 BAND 1E11 A.,/ MALIE ST1E1

01oI11ngWn/0101. .1 IMOcury/Pol 0111 141501.1

SAGA I.ze/ MUM TRAE 0.651

Jazz

.tta 11H11 WOUR

LASE *.ANUS .1 T STAN

Maw Ian.

tiplx PALL 80NG 1911 Amer Ice/ LI 11 1x0/001 REPAYYSMLL MK IArlxtXl LAMS IEla0r11 INTM 00.115 INMI N11 S 1 IIGTONO{OL La116 I AC2 S EREN n000an 0/Ló51 WZ. SNELL (Polyar/Pol y3e 1

EIL 14U(6 E LM2Y (r/0001x1

MASTERS 1511011 PlM'Wro 1(6150101 RUS. Nrcry/Po10.2

bent RULLI. 100ES

IPo11 IOISTn/01[11 GEESIS IMlent lcI

Utica -Syracuse 315-797-0803

MARTIN BAILEY Nrclry/Pol Wal

SINE 104111 í01.019/11E 1000/0151 QAUERSLASM 0.01.n/181 J. LLILS Mork. 1911 Ak. *I INA/ Sites MILKS 11001rn/Atccl

OLEO LAN 1.4.11,1 10113044 1411001 M

MS 1/r.st0 P6/41.IM 1101 -511 ENTWISTLE 11411 -MEIN a U. 101E IEI.11r2

Jezz QwYM 100HI.01R (E1xtra1 AAUPMS 119.0T/,RS, 46.N JMES 1T44an 9x141.1 TON (RANT 10004/11451 TOM CUSTER IFantef2

52nd1109.5

MEDIUM BLACK SABBATH Mob Rules (WB) 2823 HENRY PAUL BAND Anytime (Atlantic) 31,23

GREG LAKE Greg Lake (Chrysalis) 2722 NEIL YOUNG A CRAZY HORSE Re -Ac -Tor (WB/Reprise) 2721

OZZY OSBOURNE Dlery Of A... (etCBS) 35,20

MOLLY HATCHET Take No Prisoners (Epic) 3320

Two 10111110, folhEw vat h album taie. The host represents total number of Southern stations playing the album this week. The ..4 and is the number of (hose Stations who 1011101Ivd 11 h1 .tedium rotation Ibis week

e 0.1.00.1 Washington, D.C.

5 P0: MAY LASE NO. N00Tl DENMT

Mow IYAU IMI I IennIWN.AI

0,4 ue

t NE,CM IRAI KINKS NSTIAI SNNT IMO 1100 lylrgin14101 O01T 00012

9E1E5 CETERA tfull Non/161 M1Ú9 (NNI NEWLY PALL BANG lA+lent 01 - 0E NNI

703-534-0320

ROLLING S1UES 1%11 Ing51n/10foc

FORE 11%IER 10 .0.1 LOZA 450A1111E 11.1/Ió51 GENESIS 10011001[1 91910ERFLA0 141x1/rl J. TEILS BANG 1911 kb Ice] (MS 1E1.0,11 MAZY MTCET IERic) AL/DC 1111x010

Jazz sRN

SSSous p10s

FM105 West Virginia 304722-3308

w: 1.4.4111. 0511, M: NIL USER

STEM RIGGER BA. (0.91101) M Geri LIA M

01006 CRAZY OA TSEY BILKING» 1002101 100/00.1x, e`

STEVIE NICKS11Mrn/Awl gIMTERFLASN 14010/001

At STEMMT (00lí1.1 0000.. Mort 1OYE00114 141(00151 FONEIGNER 10111011.1 GÉ 10 E515 201 520ing/Girl

BBLUESeT m W N old/Po1y41 P ICE MI

1.4-0,S -WLS (IRS/NMI Evr0 L10tla! DIESEL 1001.500.AANET 61.10

IMs1 M JL1ELK00 (EMI MO Ica, S0o In Lo., FURL I. STONES 0. Wlix

Po10001*0/11911 J. SIES SAID 1.1 Arica WAIT MTCET IEDIcI 010 1110 .1011

CAN 1.0014 4.6. 11151x11 Otte /10/41[1 CANS 0215102

EU RICER 1061100/ itl 1210 OSBORNE 00 1/051 .... 1001

.101BILLY E1 141501.1 ..11 Pour K/YC 1SI ELY IM/G8/IO5Ì 10.1 01.4 STEMMT 001 AL.WN800 0001

SOT (NI l GELAGE (E.9. 111

J1.4 CLIFF K1:

Ln11L1YMA INIIIesnIWMI S1p1.a ^001 4101 M.a

WERI-

C MD: 51LVEFELONAn0

M1a0 ML a VAL 13m+) TLMYTOTIE 110119.,.

K11.91010 ENE KL1 .E 15MKRx : E9111

500ÚT 5105 IAcc0ra/To,,0uf IAN DRAY IPoI y9or/Pol yGre1

MISS 0.6sxl1M./Poll( -SUF. 1EL1 .1.013:

QUEEN 1E111.001 LIKSEY 01011105 1001101 11.0..7 I RS/` 1

41..9000 MS IM122

17411E NIIKS 0004.10.011

*119 a 1c 110 About

R STEMMT cm, FWEIIAEA [010011X1 119111 JEFFREYS 0EÌc1 10.1E LT2 .0 01 Gma...lo. a` T101 U'i .1s1001/101 Fell 4. .Glorie .1VJADERS NMI GIN SMNAN 111 VMre1 HANGHER 1001 PO,r Pon, FRINGE Irl MIM 411LLE 10I ant lcl KNACK IG.11611

SM.. Alr icd PETER CETERA11091 (Full 10.1001 500.1/Uneut 0E6 LAKE 10.46101.1 ELVIS COSTELLO a.. 1512,00101.1

EIN PAM M BM0 191151 Lazy Eyes. .01113 wr.. 1 EM RACKET. 119101

BUB ELEN (MAI

Westerly 401-5967728

ILI... EMTYISTLE 10001 1Y4IS: LM51E IRIS (NAI

Mrl1x` -SE SAM 100/

CARO (0I J. FILS 90001E01 *0ericel STEM MILLER BARD 1(.10011 HALING SIDES

INNI IngStn/01011 LAN 000004901. PNM' MN10020 001111LL S 1 e5000 /1 0E050 I 1.111[1

i »MS IMI SAID (NMI GAN EI IBENG

(Full bon/41[1 DELI.. 14111..1OLl.L IC01 to l l

L1i RESSINGi116 IMI AMA MLLE 000 REMI Amer 1001 COM.TENLASM 111(01.1/001 ULILL IMCK IMI I I0nnIW6.11 NEIL YOUNG {DUET

n6/Rer 0A50 a 1015 100,5041 K AR1 STEW IMI afa) 01165 IMI NI LS L1(AE5 (becestrN101.A1

J.zz 14.20 MAELL I101ydor/Polyt2

IM EISb9Kr 0M1 N00M1 Alon.. etle A. M. 00If.11.I1. l00)

Nra1N. (0... GEORGE BEOSUN 061 IAA6T BNUM 1 ntal FILAs TM». 1 1i121 N. 1.NM/0. ,AMER 141001e1

00010 GRAMM Irl roep fw 40ar 5111

lnAel.s

1

60N.1t IA NUN 1MN0T

M1 XII 010ra.elal

.S I

IN .el1Ax 0.041.1

010 51E IM15 IMI 2.011 MALL 800E 191) Mrlcel SAN SEER a SILVEM 11910(1 SILLY 510105 11.910011 1110040 16100101

MSI AT ILEM1AS/t . 1212

0.41001 1(1.510911 .412 W KA 1

100 K.91í111 51011111 15502000 1 ó1f1001 ST1111 MICAS bborn/01[11 1101.1 KKND1 5 (..212 NIMN0ICS tNxmrr/051

Worcester 617 752 5611

SIEN Lt TER. 100111 01901. M INA4 0Po1 por/loi1 bat /AIL { (0010

Lrr 0 I hIB I

U MINf 1l L4 IMI 164

509E5 (NI I IngSx/0001

J. (AILS WAAD 191: Amer Ic1 wVEMIUT 14 I.4 1

M611.E INMI 0M'IIN., (MI A

T LAB». 1M/1511 M./W 1016001 pA11E1LA15 (411n/! ENS1S IA1041 Ic1 OANS 11000001 FW1111ER 101101101 000 RIDER IC.9I01 STE» MILLEN 1600 1C.9Ito0 bM1 Ileercury/Poly901 (CALK SA®A* 11BI 01.14 RATCHET 1E9X1 PINK ELON 1411m.111 Wf4IAN I46212 Jan 16.

5109 les M4ne

THE HOTTEST

QUARTERFLASH Quarterflash (Geffen/WB) 36/35

J. GEILS BAND Freeze.. (EM/ America) 36/32

ROLLING STONES Tattoo.. (Railing Stunez/Atco)J31

CARS Shake It Up (Elektre) 3628

POUCE Ghost /n The... (ABM) 3228

1 wu 00111114,21011104 Pi« h (0810(01 Iule I he first rep.eslnts total number of Southern stations playing the album this week The se(ond is the number of those stations who reported it in tun rotation this week.

100102 REEL I. SeJ ES

I00l I log9R/01001 .1rien M INCE(0 40411 L42 borner



tArocelt Atlanta 404-325-0980

KELLY SLIER 11. P. ML FUND al ..11 MI F. BAILEY

LINDSEY 51.1.5. Ib .I 1.11''''111./Mo' Á0115 IM AC/. IA

alt .11011 4.4.0. 111

PINK Fµ10 t.l.1la/ RUSH IMrerr/Poe Yves CARS IFINTr. Ir ... N. µ

11t Sl.aa LL MM IA Ice ne

FC.IGER 1.11.1. ell 45.1.0. 11E/.S/ STEMS RILES Ibern/51.11 J. 1.M01ß1 ..00 1111.51114 SILVER 14911011' STEWIE MILLER BARA 1.1.1/ . . 10E5/ERI

0. 01ELASN (C.f./. N.LIBI LLWMOY eaem Ie1 TCT v LI 10E IEpic1 µ

5 (M I110. M. áK5 IS IM I IBM we ... le. lc Por

N KING IMZY a K 1Mì0.1..1 Jan

11A. INA/ Iene KEEN 11161r0 011.T0 INS 11LÁ: 51,1es RAIN.1

M: leg

Austin 512-474-8543

REELING ST.5 R 111 Nn/A1co1

GENESIS

CLARK RI ON 51E1E P.M (brn/Mc 4%AR.01M nr E. Ex`

P. I1

µtap OM . Pe..

IGelfen/El WM CETERA gull bon/VELI e. ...T.

See. ...e el . EMBI 4 1 .10s (Perlata, ( m1:-les WYBBOY Im11M1.1

J. MILS BNL 1ßI Mr toil') Immdle te -(1.5 110.51A401/

PO..1161.4.1.1. 11.1 .1K1, 1011.151.C11A101 141To11 MINE, 1.1.16/ ell 10.6 e IMEt AEIG. (14.'1. ./....F

PAT BEMTM ICI.ells! SAFER IEloar. MGLAKE 101.in ,Mar Prfesr f1TEISTLE Mc .N l)

R0 STAMI 111 .D"c l

KMY M. RAND IA 1111141 AL/01 11 Ice

t STEVE LER Dµ0 tgpiton

Al STAMI IM 1 ere HALE fee reel µr le. YO ELLE IKA1 IRIUIRI ..AI MEALY MTCNET IEplcl OMS!\ 111.1.1. ,' 1.0.,N U . IRIS LIGI SNDA(. I%SIAo111 beeKil. .1 OS.IMK (1IT.. WEAK. IMm.W/áS1 We ICE { T. ß14l Mane L. w R . l01. MEER 1.1:-1 11111.1 RATES 10.

blest I MIA Ii .µ

Journey` Singles µ1rltvlr me lí:.P Beaumont Byi 713-Z27-0229_

TOMS .ERRß OleRee .S1 N Yea-BEBY 11.1Nß 1X0101 tro.S:

DAN FLKELMAG LOON u,1) S0: BILL L Mi

ND: PALE GUTTER .0 RIDER 1.01 ll Ltewe lc

Mop BOS51l0M TR1.t$OIAS LIGI

)

.1. STAR( Le MAu1N. 51.1 ILI 1.161 PAT BEMTM I.rrialltl e.l PAIL BAIO .1.11E1 J.1 elle M flue E Ice" .110,Ile..

Wro * LI PI. BAOAIM SAI (PATS.; eel ltl NDSEI bay. 100.11.

M flue MIMA IPo1yt./PoI0.0 HEELING STEMS TItle GREG LIRE IW I. bEWLA. 16off!

,NI NM111101 X.1Ep/MI 1. L/cl IMAttAM KVE,BOY .IMItILI

K/OC IM/110141 GE.I.5 IMI.IIlI EOLO. N.tI<I

JM N4l BARA LAI Mr 1411 J. NMI SSA Nr.ry J. ILI BAND 1ßI Mrice! RIMS IMI. EMS ...Ire,. 0.1.

(E11c SIIEYIE101 A/hn MY1. El1.lI "bloom ME.. RIO 5105M1 IMI 1NIIMN IRUI (MEN IFIMr.l F15M Ma..! 1r10 Por .it lMOSO I1./111S1 SIEVE MILLER BRIO ICpI1211 RSM IlercRY/PoIWNI 4t . lue KICK SAIKITN 1111 Jan

11. Ibn.

t 1481111 I Nn YOi I CRAFT $1101..

M/R1RINl

,R/ Birmingham ' 1E1 205870.9900

KKK WM. IMI RAH lerc y/ w

A. Lm Bin., LEANER t a áS1 Epp ALTER. SESS. 1.411

Moto B. NEACH MAI MINI

o m STEYIE 11.Ileern/Mco! 50.1 L LO..'S (Pe/.. REELING SIDES .105 1.1 FASO/111. PIRA FLOYD (.1.1151 IIUSR IaMp/M) SISI/M PEEN SALA) SIAgee 1.lee 1511,1a1 RAIE INNI .1.r lee. MIwEY I Ol

LI NOSE, NF .0. /a 11,10/141 (Full LLER/EWEI

ELITRI 0.1 STEVE SELLER EWE lylrol P510.I IOUI áM515 IMI.IIICI MY RIMA (c1.11151 CARS I Lee RED 11 J. á1u Mr mM 'Cp1w 1.11ßI

MS e L09BOY 1.1.11.1 F.10101 IM 1/./1/1 WI IM/1851 DME

ié,;. fell I

.MY fell VAIO Io Ice

KOY..0.11 IF1I<I ]lap!.

KD STßMT 1bnE

Charlotte ..N vatea 704-392-6191 POI JIB EK1110 LY 1101.1 11141 ñ 111 MK DANIEL IRAN (Kee)

ROLL. .TOES Mar 1NI11nFSfe/Mco! K/a 11..n0 5(11 .10.121

IMrcrl/Poe yea! ED. MIZ I RIMS 111At1 EEEERT KLEIN. IDplbll INN) 1,I ETERA (Pull I.e.NEO RIDES 1.11111LOI 11 I../MI JAMEY 141. I .ARI MLL M. (M1.1151 J. MILSLAIA1 1.1.101

J. MILS RAND IAN Nrericel Mol. LUNESTEM .1 PINK 1.11.1 STEW MILLER 110 14pí 10 :

B. SEI. t OILIER 14yKbll KO STANI IMI STENDE NICKS Ilb.rn/Me. GE.SIf IMI 1141 Jaa J. MLl MID (Al1 Mar Ica/ be 110 IWAI C. elettral 55101 áz, 090.11EIJ11/.SI

Corpus Christi 512-855.4641

R 0 11.0011 PD: 5. iN W

S15. MILE w N. NANO CM11 -.EA D. BUIE LEI

10:11 .AtO Aee m

0á0p. LW.. a VAL 1.1.0/11 10,1 We 11110. 1.1 050.1 1. 1111, IUYBBOR .1.0. fW. %110.11 1 K/a 1 1.T1 T. ELMS 1 1 KM 1111.4.1/POI111

PLA.MTILS (51111110 RAMI MgAT OEp

cl .11. RAEIIAES IA11 1

JAMEY K.« SABBATH IMI 101.11. STONES 1.41 TUTOW 1.1.11 (Po11110Stn/Mcol KNIT PALL MIB 101.1141 PSIS f,K, IA -y a 11WI1ES 151111 áIR1EWLASH 1µt111/MI NIL HMG GRAN STEVIE 01.S I(ROrn/Mco, I18/1.1., 1. GEI1.5 B. 1011 Mar lc SEE AKFR .. .w.51 PA, OM1.0.1.1,A1.0.1.1Ilp11o11

-.1.1.15.110SEY BW.15. (µY1.1 RODS KO STAMI IMI ELBERT IaBNT)M1Sylbl l JA .11.1.111. .5s.. g....r.n (10. .1 BAN) ßl ler1.0 Ir.11

.5 6040 IRS/N MI OWYER A.H.,á 111.tral KINKS W.. N STAMI IMI.*, SLry1s DEG WU 1ár. IRI

KTXQ Dallas -Ft. Worth 8.5500

J ROCK KINKS

PO. 110 lIAIS 1.

MILSLA.BIA 1µ111n/111

J. BRIO LAI NE/1c. M, OWE MOLL LGYESBOT 1.1.11

106 IFIler b., RILING MOMS -RICK SPRINGFIELD eRU1 1.1 I lnWA Atop,

MN 0.... M. .11 I.w/bml GREG LAKE ..el 1 Carl 0 KAI1 l

SKARR .....01110/ EMS. M KKK SABMAN AMI AL/. IA 51)111 NEIL 1411.. IMII KO PIER Maple"

mi.1.....PINK FLDro 1.11..1.1

WALT MINE! 1114 J.0 SONI(. Noel bes/.SI N.a

11111.0 1011 S

I

I

The KLAO El Paso asa/w 915.544-8864

PO: MIN 0.I110(LS 10: Rlb NIMN

NNEH CETERA (Full lean/. In/Ll11T.

PINK ELVA, . IU - Ifee OlIAIs 4ATENS IA.u.Y

I at 610 á E IE SLMARTE-11.1

P.Ir ; fl Boa flpro frfa

MING. ONII yM If. ufe

M/M.I,eI

GUESTSIEploI NESIS 1

0111 OSBOA. 1111/1151 RED RI. 1cpIro11 JIW1bET (.I.1I4I KKE S/.BAIN IEI CAN EOáLO.

1101 bp1/E011

MAI

GREG LAKE (W Fllsl ..FA.M Ana .S) WARY PALL BAIO .1. H.1

NMT! W LASH Mettle/el (SEEM 1EINtr1 STLVE MILLER BNO ICp11111 M J

ET 1GI W.Y 1NY1.1 ÇrGE1L5

BAND 1041 Mrlc.l NULLING STUFFS

MI I IngSm/Ocol CARI 1 It Slnc G11r

LUIMBOV ml.1lol HL1E 1, srr11 Spar s/erlr KINKS

111rntic, 1 i5

OAstreyr

Jim 1o1M

Sng11s

KSRR PIA KM 5e50 POI RICK L.K.

PuNK FLOYD Ime Lelel beb FILI. IR: MOIL M.ARTZ 1/ItS01

ER CETERA 1.11101 POTER 0(111/.I

µplue MO SEDER { SILVER ILENIT011 NINES (Prista, NDSEI N0..Iio 141103

(REG 11 1 105.1 lsl TO.Y 1010E 1.1.11 ^E)-550/J.n SAM. 1 o NI 1015.101

MIRAI11.15 í0 GRAM fl.a R.X.

full bon/MI

Houston 713-797-0097

P.ICE INNI JAMEY .1.11.1 KM Mrrvy/Polwal (115 IF1'Mr.

Orr ells. 110.... e TI

GENESIS 1

STEYIE NI.SaIb.n/Mco! l a c

J. r

MILS BP. IOU Ar11.1 Neneetele 1.0.LEI MrI

1 1110 SIENORT LEI 1,11110EE -L16ef fen/E 1

UILY 0100.1E IM/05I ^El Yore High..

SACO SAKI.1111 NEIL ,WIG a (AAII n.rl1

NARY t 1.111S (511., K/a 1Ar1 , Lc.ELIE..Y 1.010111.

? µn

MIRER (.1.1.1 vk14 for.. tiny 11111 STEW BILLER BIRO .01.11

MIIIBAN (POI Dr/Poy. SOLLT 100E1 IEplcl SNEAKER NCBS1 1.1.1 PRUE BAND .11111.1 bone 41 110*

bm RCM. STOES

FIAEPo11 iOERq..1.ICI SANN bec

t NO NESS.. I 1100EIE l4CAN

Mo.

Jacksonville 904-642-1055

N.OE W LA S1 1 Gt l.n / 1H

áY óSBL.NNE wf/.1 Nen /011 1111

S;úlESRt

M

ROLLI16 Iw11 IngSfn/Afc

M111ng/Frln 01.K lec Slave a11M. 1.1 plgM B.. ...1101/ Por J. MILS BAND 1ßI Ar lc 4ntrfolr JOEM fITISRF IMcol

NEIL roA.{(1NIY K/aIMI.McI I11/Mprlwl Ls G...p

.101 PA. BANG (Atlantic, `Puf M(Lnqr EYII µlb' Lált SI TZ IM GR 11.1.1/1111ml NáLY M4., IEplcl ON 10Ll BAM Ißl Merlcal pee. P.r LrlY Lsl 10101000 IPeI,vR.ly. 1Ycf w In N. SCJOJ. 1011.1 (Asyl./ PIER f.q 1m11.1e1 IINbEY B1O)INONM (Asylum/ áK515 IMl.flcl KAU SA0AT1 IMI KINK I11110 OUR LAKE IWM11/tl E4KEAb) wtTRt

SCret wr hpaAw- EMSE1.11r

NbSI.TW{IALING NfJ./

Tltle Jae L4r660Y 1.1.11A1 lpna

M. In. over

T

kto4 WIMZ iM

NI NOMI IMBER1

Marl STMEIWTERS 111E1.1

qtr CM6 tEl

RALLY 10x.1 11101 LUI4SBWtNE I11/(651

STEYIE RILKE (../111.1LIN .LL EA/0 Iß1 µErIlic

RILL IYKR 1IIIIM11WW11 HUSH /PoI W

OB B SLUR a SILVER 0911011 KKK 5A6RAT1 1.1 CON. 5 A

OWL LAKE I EI1. SNEAKER 111..../.11 NEM( MLL MAU UtINtl. B. 1.011 111A 1

.Fl NII4. IMI\ IM/IMpl.l

STEW MILER 1110 e

ROSSINGTIMMLLIKS lMAI

10.1110(1 14pí toe l c WAU, 1101/

EDDIE 511.0112 LINDSEY BMW.. 11111.1 F . D. BARII -EEN D. IEIMr

Knoxville 61 5-525-6000

blfest R1.L114 STONES

bl I 1105tn/ltco) J. OILS BAM ß1 Aer/< M.515 IMl.elcl POLICE (Nb `Mr./ w ErrY llf NIMT[WLASN IW1111/111

KINKS 111E161 elowlrobro 0. STAMI Ire KO RIDEZ IGpnoU .WNDa .11.0181 11.11 are JMANE1 1 11.Ia1 K/a (11.1101

,RI leR. IR GR

A FEIOIER IM1.11<1

S01A1

1094 KSAIB Lafayette 318.232-131 1

51yt1 SEI/M.5 10My K PA. IBAM 111.t10

MY TO. 1.1..1 11 A:w ElT 11.1... MS 1

yDEß { D. 110,11E IEloOr 11Aá CARL15 111

( f.ro .011.1114 PIN ILO

N.l0 11151. M. /R l CK SIR INEF IOLO ELD

KE.I 1M100ES IPoI Nor/101 w

sA.n. D. MO INAI

BIIaM.[ SABBAirMlr LOEBOY 1.1x1 TOSSIAMO IM .1141 WAT HATCHET 15,111 Lace Luc. 11.1.11 JAM MLL BALO Iß1 Mr ík11 "UR,. .GERR1.0. M/.11 WIf MR IAtco

t (MY 01MUr S

ST. 101' W GR.FMLA.

bap KKR S.M. IMI

W.. SRS/ANN Xur Lips M.

wen .F4TT,

1 .lrt E4 La.>BtMNE net/.1 .uM H H 1 /roew

µlr it...Rrl Ir NEIL YUIIA t MMJY

E:M.iN1 b. "Got Bea W I,

w, E~ (:11,1 N. SOMJMJ. MEER

D.Ye

1.1.11 Po) yr/ly.

Ll BAM Per Ica) Nav

bwrlü

SIV101R

MS. S1EIMT 1.1 GENESIS IM1.110 STEYIE NICOLS IYMrn/Mcel J. GRILS BIRO I011 P.. LOO EI OTRA GE STONES LLING

INDUS.../Mco! PL/01 1M1A11c1 Pull. INNI LEVY OSBO.NE INE/0151 TRIIN.N IRLA1 . pIILTESGO 11 16.111/ 111 MIILL'$1111 MIJ I IIIew -STEW MILLER BAND 1.1.0, -141 E .1ES (TEA)

bee

51101. lane

Lexington 606.252-6694

iiOER (A 11011 ;Ing/GIr1^

Julte lv GENESISe A Y11....rnr'tlha

RlICf INMI

R[L xlo .W

AMEN N11,15WLASN 1411../.1

1

MED Little Rock 501-224.6500

M. SANDTLLL 1rL0M

Pgamo LEM. .KINTU Itpine, Jure Wut BAND 1ß1 Mrmal

101en AMY

GEM { NAER 14p11011

SIAYI.. I5.,11 bos/.SI WIEN 1!lMral (MO IE EEO. %MAR1I 1Mrue ERNE FOMR

ll Mon/.MLTuOWM.

I11T/á51 1M111N IMA, L110SET BIOIINfIM Ibyl./ GREG LAE Mee.. WAKEN W/áSl N. 1.ßß/l. 101.10

1- 1. 1.1

KISN 1M r1/Poly.1 K1I 101E16I OMIT lelNleS

1M/Mrirll I.a

N.IIN AGAS INMI KINKS MI.. IPoI year/Pol No. KKK SM.In IE,

LIF 1a.Á1 MEAT1

MI 510M1 (M J. KIES.. 11.111 lee ice,

.L1.1. 14111N AI . STE/[S 1

¡Rol 11101tn/Atc RAKE 1.10 GEESIS 1 1 nel

WAR;NIUSMINern/Ane, EWLI.. 14M./Ml

BILLY SKIER .Ipnen ./CC 1MIan1Ic1 04A1115 IIRS/ANI i1AeINER 1MI11n0

wa

I

I

iRswZ. Louisville 502.585-5178

H: BAY LML.. wttlal ME

el URN, MINERS STEVIE 1cp ölMcol 1

0o Dee .n.^ be Ree STEELY/1 (IBI

BIMEI 1.1ue. 1.110101 111.1. 0,0 Ma .I11 1

LK (LUro .1.111/ ROLLING S,OES RIM Iwr<ErI/PoIWaI IbI11ngS1n/A1col

M01u. L. 1WI1o11 GENES. )A11.1111 .D RIGER 1.11111 LOYBBOI I ú11M la 1 EunatiIR

IOMc a MAI Mll 6 .TES KAI K/á IMINtICI OE31.StlO.NE M/á11 J. M1LS BAIO loll Mrlcn: MSEY BLLKINANM Iµyl.l .pyTI. STAR / BIKE SNtlAIN I111 rlroln EPIc1

VAS tElMrI tr.No11^ (MY 0 ICKeltoll

ROL ICE INMI (Ul=RIEWLASH 141I.nEl AI M .L BAND 1011 Mr I4 1en..Mert-

DAN P.F.F. B.®1E 11ßI1ES IMlst.l Ifull bon/11c1 006 LARE 10050a1 lal nStolan be11" eORY PALL BAND SM1en11c1 L. 1.1 RAIApl^5

mr. ' E101t Po1011CIE1./PaIW Jazz

T0. 11c My WCY`

NEIL roLW.ANIY 51101 IM/Nprirll .ne

W PENS DOE .WRS

b1t KKR CETERA li n MIN/M, will INK. M114In ./.11 leoben 10.1 INMI

NT ISEMMSIN IILWR

1

BAN/ I MI11 11c1 /á 11 41

POL IGE 1./I J. GRILS 800 IAI µerma) FOLLY NATCJILL IEpl1.10SYIYIE

NILESKS 1111rn/M<ol KIL NAG t ONLY

M/Mrl rll M. 151411)1. RAMER Ime.110

I

Louisville 502 589 4400

GREG IME Kraal IM BUCK SAEIMTH IMI JM E11RAF col JOB Net BASO 1011 Neer lc NAVI YGR ISceIfl troáS1

w10)1101 ylrel

1.1 .11 ROLLING 011105

DIESEL A

/o f

NS (Columbia) KO RIDER

I09 1

1AIó KREIGE.ER I I

QUAfe.l NMTEKIA 16.M/10L TIR1 bFMM O IOr1Ise

MN ERR 1.1 Ar 1

1.01.11401 1

LOIS 11

KELOYY mOI Y IBLER .11.1 áNE IM/áS1

Jae I. Singles

PO: MJ JA.R e: CHARLIE PALTER

b00 SeNMFF 11f0o U.SI AJAS En1tloar

IWPRAY i IEplcl

Lubbock ' 806-747-1224

TR... AIAMA/ wpm Por KKK SABBATH LEI

wlrcalAn.Mc) Lers 41.... , .1 LDYEA .I.1IU LOVE.. KI.. vluryPoIN e

Prrl W KYLaW ITI.f

(Roll 1

MStMLA1.1 GENESIS I

(U.MTfWLASN 1411w/1BI

We 1E1

J. á11.S 510 1ß1 µrecel STEW 1111.áR BAND ICp Moll 116r1 CIL. M

ROD STEWARI MI

Jon Nwm

I

536 PO: KDEGND

Aamo .IL NNO S ORLI

IM/Mpl.Rl DELM1 .41RTß Itp1fo11 .101 NAIL BANG 111.11c1

µue CAlO IEINfr1 J. GEILS 01/411.10 MIcS) MKSIS Ib1.11c1 N HATCHETAL1HATCHETlcl

0.10.0T 0AA. 111/033/ RIOR.INUI RED RIDER Cp/loll RINKS 51lo1

Yee- NST'10: MOLY ánLE

Memphis ' 901-726.0060

ß1t1 'NKR ry/Pol KAI INS. wcr1/PoIWe1 PINK iLOro 1Coguloi.

00 STMT IMI

RIISISOM 10(1111/.

LEON.. I.1.11111 MALI. STOES

Pol I INKIN/Mel 'LAX Ice

SS10les None

.A.KEJI re11n Eel Nee

101kí. (PEG LAN 1..41.1 ..cleEr Attach. OEA IE INtrI `Weer Reber. 1111 ullEN BAND .0 ./

1.L4YlMN1 I. ^1 F.1

SAMITH 1111 Iqn,. So. Eros. ele Mel BAND 1011 be.. "Erazy Jan .ART PALL RAAO IA, INY III N.

+R111µ.10. 1R6ER I.IL.IeI Singles ...Iy t NMN

Miami 305 581 1580

HI FAH LIMOS MI 1.11 MULI

GR4 VEX YA.I.TU 10.0. 11r11nR Wt - JENNIFER EMDES AW11111M1.1.111

CA 5111.1 IMI 515 .1.00. ,M KILO. IIIL

Itlo (AAL KEEN 1.11

51-1 14 11G1 " Sere. ,1l telo 15.0 ANS Nipp. Lego,' .16 SME NW all

INA, STARR IPortel.l AEA.1 ILI.1/1 >off.

Mr B., GEKS IL BILLY JOEL 1WI.1111 HELL l TAIES IR11

: OIbE, 1. GENESIS IA Mlflcl WM,FWLASN 14Mw/ML J. GE 1LS eRI0 1ß1 µrLc

IFINAII FE O'OEN ROLE.

Ic,

NG S11AE1111 IM11y tree..

INN 1EZI uW.1N1E I101051 NDStYBLLKIt4LM IM. ,1/ .ALT HAW.,

I

.A11110'AT1 ./sl K/LL I11n11

p41 TM 111gr 11119

Miami 305-672-2500

L. 1L911o11 M 1M1

I MR

I a C/or LINDSEY 9LL11110M1 I Aa,1.1 WMYF WLA.I ILf t11/111 4(W MILLER BNJN 1p1f0M ALING SONES 1.1

NINO LIngSmTAla

Yb105 1 ruro l0/b1,4) PAS EN F.M.

1.11 leen/E0.1 CN11 LEE JOES IEI FALI.EA 11..0 ;;e INN /.SI

ME NILAS 1bOr1/Mw/ OO SEGER. SILAFR Cphl/ PKIE 1A. F[

fE5 A A COW. If' Mral E. MENJ1.4K

lADO¢ßlo (El LINESIS 1

COLFIEP t áANlit.r CI1YI JEFF Ell IA ¡Capitol .MIE WS AL

POSS TRAUT leleaafirs. 0111140b IMEwI

Slrelrl

WABB-FM USE KRALL:

MI LESLIE FRM

ä01.p I.1 RED NIER ICplfon

N S.M. 1. GEORGE BENSON 1111

mo N6M.rc.y/PoI Wool .6SIN6tß.COLl1M IN.A1

Mll MM Ill Pa... . MY M.LL MM 1

KM' OSBURNf Iwf/áSl K/a 1M tlCI .L1. STNES

linden/MK. MIEEIe IEIWr.1 (Al OGER. SILVER 1481101, 1M0 SINN 10r1w111 MAE.. b/bI

SAY.R1 15rl111 tro01S1 GENESIS 1MI.110

Mobile 205-432-5572

Y ML .II.IAI túL Nppcy/Mw,

(J/.s1 IyYBBUY I.I.1I1 nerteat AMNEY 1.1.1a 3

EGRfIOER cl

WLLl1NAG ßlna.NIwKJ1 HILL S EMES IRCAI KO S5ßMT 1111 STEYIE NICKS Ibrn/Mwl uMSEY D)GIEBM

1ab8I t111 STEVE 1111ER BA. 1

J. .11.S BNO Ißl Neer IcI 0111A1FWLAW 1411./111 URS IFIIMr 11E0.l5/AWI

Ibne

Snglaa

I -vi/a10 el NIKE LUS,ELLO ND: .IE NILMAS

MAY PALL /®51 1111

PALL 1.10 1111..1

OW1

wIW p SKIER IClwll . Ibr/xy/1lIWel

elf E1M 4ro1- r Icr uM MLL BAIO Iee1MEric

GREG LAKE I011ri611 NEIL YOUNG B-IMIY

M/µprll, UY0001 141u10181

S,EEK 114I.1193 *r.. Of MU 11MI:t wosl 51.11.IS10U 011.351 Mf

1y:1N[ IM<ol

1NI0111N IRUI

K1á 1011.1114/

Hu11 INMI x00 SeLNMl LEI

New Orleans 504-889-2424

LINDSEY BWINM.I (b.0) FIAEIOER "NM.. NEEM IEIMr.lnt STEW NIIIER aµ014111 J. OILS BM) 1ß1 Mo..

GENESIS I SIEYIE RICRSIbtrn/Mcol LE 1Cp1.e11

6I2LYEAl 1 Fa.10 SILVER 0.1.0151

KLEINE S10E5 110111nOpm/MCD1

W9,11 1 1/NMI

MS 0011.1,10 110101 BLUES (,MN ol1/PoIFI Elo /.SI LANS IEIN1ra1 RINK STARR IWrY'1MCK

1N AI pWTEKUNIi11/6 (pAM (IMR.R.

tFull 101 1.1011m1l.1lal KINKS 1M KC COIlllel

NET Norm

SI1f lene

I

en me LITER. ND BILL SIMGS

bee ot IER CE,EXA Mull loon/MI

I1t1001/1 IOrrial111 :MY OK.. INT/M1 51ÑY1k NICKS IbOrn/Mcol

51111111.111 ONO EpI C.R t Of

o 11

"Neel 1.18e A KKK SA6BATH 111/ NIM5 1M1.1a1 JOHN EMYISTLk IM 1

m1<1 GENESIS 1A1111t ell NOI6 E GAIT M/Mprlrll

.Mt PALL BAM 1 111NIc1 QUEEN IE1Mrel LOWIBOY I.I.1i MLGERT.11.11Tß I.p1o11 -KO STEINART IM/ -L1NDSEY g1OIFgN11bY1.1 vl1 LLINACA 11114nnIWKA1

Norfolk 804.461.1 194

K/. I111rl0Rc) but The Fib. TIM. 10k1116 StIAES

IMilllneler./Amm .1.10E11 I.11.1 QUARIFRLASN ILEO ten/111

OIEIEAER IM BOB SEDER L SILVERC I.ltoll RAH Ilrcl.y/Poe .51 MAIY MTCNET IEplcl

w.n Mom, .anew" K0 RIDER 0.11011 POLICE INNI GREG

LA lUeeMsl

NuclSRI

OE (.11 J. MILS S 1.10 LAI µEric NICE SIRIMA FELD 1.1

BLt SLIER ILpl.11 ey

SI,IA

/

i

H: wA RFIEN

M.. b

LINI. LINDSEY 0GI NORM ../101 .1. PALLRA Bull

PALL BAIO ÚIOS)t, 11:ell USBOLAN. .Iá51

ONl4 LAKE I1 1IM ü.51S IATI1111t1 .1.1 LASH S.AR.11.0..0F1

104101 Item l

W..UY 1005 11 PoI,GI mEMUT 0.41.11.110DI

RIDER 1See. WAILS RIJO tro. ,. á1t5 BIRO lß1 *MO

Norfolk 804-623-9667

MIE. lPo111r/Po1 y.0 PAL .11.1.1 1111.1.15101ER Lplbll

FIe rE1 1.0 IMA/

HI Bá LMRCN NDI E1.1016

pYN.DMS INb

áw1é IRIS IM.AI

K/DE IMl.ticl 41...b

0.410TN5 Flop.. 11110.410I.I.1IU

H1 NwK MNVE

Pew Pt. FILIO 1101.118/

KISSS 11./a/Pbl 1/ III loram .1

RINGE/ 011.1 .orI.IAI áL001 .41N1ß I1p1to .111 MLL BAND 111 111

6155 LAKE IOr(s.l Is, LOWMOI 1.11.01 SNEAKER Y1ew.51 NEIL 1080 B OMIT

M/R TOIN 141 BILL, MNNET Ió111 0ILLY SES 1.1.11NEEL

11, MA/ SPRY 1Yß I011 Bros/0. 110 BELLI JELL Im1.11 GRF EOELBF.

UEII .0 0101 NARK 5 111 OUR 0580.1E11.0. 1M/á31 RUSE IMrcrSIE 11 BCB SEEP {SAWN 491Noll

GENESIS Intlanticl

.. Q ^

PO, RE PHILLIPS 10: Bá 114101

Orlando 305-645-1802

0K111 SIDES be l lIgpSln/Arc

µ11I.5/Fuel. BINA p0 fir.` sert M W" JASCI 11011.1 beep-R.n1n1. `Stour n Lam. .nt..411rr J. GENS BAND 51101111) Met." 4Mrfolr Title MON.. 1.1 Melt 10)

GENESIS ..11/1..11/1IA IGík1

1.11 n; way 5IOIER

OOa1t yi11np/41r1 N ER1 K0D RIDER 11111(a8/bll

I IE M RAISE INMI

LASS 1 1n/M 1 ItAly0WIM l

151\ SB NE wN/1551

510.8 1.5

Pensacola 904-4387543

HAIE INMI .oil/Ion M "try IInM. µ1.h/41. MVITEKLASM 14tt11/111

KO STFi.IIM1

lorallMII1Io 1orl K/a 1

1M1 4N...p ere IM E111pr STEVE 1111.101 88.1.111o1 /

AI..Y Iml.1lol pp...Rennln ilfiA

bone -Mlle. POLLI. STONES

MI hqSM/Mwl 1.11lnp/Fr111 re1cl LI. "Neon 4e6 IEIN1r1 4.u1ret. RASA IEIer./ 011r 0. POEIOER

B.10AM

11t14 1

J. GE ILS BO 1ß1Nrlc telaaehrowern Mp. In..Cpr STfYI! NICKS llprn/Ntcol

M.

re LOOSE, 8WI110111 IµYI)

Arlrl 0 w/.1 ie m11

MNIAMEE (11T.. h101/111

RICER (1p11o1/ 1.118/

JJGED.

11145

ENDßl MelI HATCHET µr lo

101000Y 1.I.1e/ 'v .110 For.. OR= CIOBGRI

1

benneL.M.G) KMY LL DAM 11010/111 GENESIS 10..1101 LOBBY 6 5W 1ITE5 M1í.1 - .EEM D. DUB mere, -NALL a OIES (KA .ILL, WEED IEp ell

Raleigh 919-832-8311

rOEIOER IMI.nO/ ROLLI. STONES

1.1 019S11111051 0DA11E1A51 1411./M/ Ela101E rums Ib.n/Mcol DIN PIJE.fAG

1101 bon/Epic, MIS 1.1.1I .ILL M I renn lWKlll IRI Glrl LINDSEY KM... IbYl.l CARS IEi Mr1 PaIE NN1 J. GE ILS BRIB Iß1 Merlo SIEVE YIILfR ONO ILpltoll "WO L. M KO STßMT IMI DELBERT1.p INTW 1.1101/0AYS

5/AWI

Jea Na.

11,18

o H. IL . (0 LlE

bap AW1IARS IeI AILLA NA.LD IRAI

bp l. E. YOUNG a ONIY

110.1 M/MLLIBAND iMl.ncl MIOY B 11WI1ES IMI11 DELOR 1.41MTß 14RIYo11 KISS 14W 1.MPoly1

r0E10(R IM 11MTE11FLASM 1I01./01 11105[1 M01116M. Ib11 I SKYE RED g SR WILLER RED ILIbMlp11 CM{ IFINtr.l

Richmond 804.282-9731

WEEK E.... KULI. SLOES

Ib111n,Sen/Mc .ERA ...W/áS1

B48 OLIN 1 11 OC

.CAM HALL BAM Iß1 µ.lc KKa NNBAWTH 11113

K GENESIS L 1111

LEE IN. no um. (RAI .11 .ELI

SIICI 1w1/á51 11[1

101E WIE 100.1 /1 10105011.1.1111 J. OILS LS BAN) oll µr. bne

SI101w None

.

I

Arlrl OM MJ.I BB EECN IKJ, J N

FLOYDJEiI

(brew.. PINK FLOYD

MKIr KKK SAeBATN I.

lernet RI51 1ík.1/Poly..) J. GE ILS BAND 101I MEr lc Tell KO RIDER 1.1.11 lunes lc Erb..

ROLLING STILES RDn mgsm/Mco) SI,Ios

10/01 Ml.Mcl None

Roanoke 703-387-0234

We it lene) SI.R...mne"

STEVE 0111.1.010. Ileplot

LANGS.' BL.SUIMII INSTEREIASX 1411./101ISI POLIS INNI STLYW NICKS 1100../Mco! nele Of Ile LE21eu1055 1111/01SI 111 LIMN IO/I

.lc Por 011 LARE IWyugnal wcler At

Ma ron áK.1511.110 Tltle MLLI 1011.1 11111 `LEM luckIMI

KINKS .aro

CNLLI SACK (N c -OEM { D. 0El re

A f . S1ß ARI LEI

PO: NMND CL ND: TGR NILMELs

MULI 1010101 IEplcl Leb .ARYNM BAND IMI1111c1

Of01ue Ple. IA

KOLA Se.. IFI Ux1 itµ WfK

Se. PpI E/MwM/

Mt

ROSS TRAUT Iw111rf11 iW BRO. IO//Ml,tal

P. NETeNY/L. S EIY1 EARLY SIN. IMl J.fM. LAINILIN 1101

GRUYBS NA..INGTA 5etra:

Shreveport 318-425-8892

Hetear LINDSEY *111..1.11.1 CMS 1EIN1/

1. 01.110 J. GE ICS BAND 1.1 Poor Ice: 15.115JUIMEY

1.1.1a/ IM

Y L.Iuee1al MILLER BAND 103100. 1

ELLE Ange1

Pá ICE OJAMERFLSSI (ELI LNG STUESMIWn/111

IPoITA1.11/Atw, /Posy..

w ...Er' 410w....µ N. lerc.E.

per ..Rrl lue 10 1Wro m

1111101 IMI nenni..MAI NEE. LEL

Jan Nue

She. Now

1

I

PO: 01y. BAL.. basa LIME SCMMR AMc0 1

WM* AOVES 1101 Wro 1 I.1

w01r K0PIáR

IE IRIS 1w11 MAI IM05114t01HCLLLI. IKAI Nq STENART (M JM E1011STE IM LCELY M1C1e1 IEpICII PC/01 U51 1111< 1

Me 10ll BAMIßl Mrltel 11111a1N (KAI 006 LAKE IM 101111 11.U. 1m1.11

SeYI EO(EII MIIUII M/1851 EMl PALL BAND GA11a1Ic1

Tallahassee 904.386-5141

SAYIYGR (%oTM Eros/.15,

F.EIOER 11 .11/1 I.I.1leecl .0.1

RNLI. sTAEs IM1IIngSTn/Mco)

BAN PIOA.E. Mzn/154,

LIM}FY BIOKIHOtM y

1010001 1.11.1/Ib MKESISAMre1 111 STEMS bCNSNllprn/Mccl 01AM010USN IM11./MI J. OILS BA10 (01l Murk, STEW N1LLßBEAM Ilpi.cll NILICS Nb CARS IFINgtral

b» SIre1rl

Tampa ' 813-224-0742

MANil MA BARD IMI.nc 1

WAIE 5 L. Ia...RC µt.0

Z\ Kell.I. y. I0r/PoIAI Nil. ARMS 1µ1E1

µlue

FLOM Im OSAI

(IER lA SIMI 411/1851

5 )µl SIM IAlrq ln/1141 NEIL T. B IEMZY

I.

MS. Im10e11*1 MO

11411 KANNß /MISI Mql 154011E lt01 .r1l

1011. BAND 1ßl 1.r m NO SIAM, IMI MM BLKK S.A. IMI 5101..0. Gor

RA l .ne 11ß IPo1rar/Polwa l

apes s .1111 Icl 1R1L110.1IRI gM11TEKLA.1 L6tbn/M1 POLIá IANI LoreeDY .11.10 1116. 1veErY/Poles CMS 1EI1trel J. GEILS SAW 1011 A.rlcer WALY 0101 111c1 K:á Ic

ROLLI. 510.5 1M11Ing51n/ANC11

wInng/Frlr

I 95FM-ïï

PO: AL P!*.wn

PETER CETERA 1101 bon/MI

Neel. PO lá INNI See .LL RAND 1E111 PEEr.. KKI SALEM. IMI KALI MTG.,

111/1 .MY PALL.0 pficl OWL EO. P.P.

(full NEIL a 1RAZY

11/Mw 1111 IOWROT .I.1lol 110 IICAI 51.15.. IMME nnlw.wl NOD STEMMT 1111 CAM IEIMO.l RISS I.rcley/Pol wee

Tampa 813.876-0455

0,/N. 111)01 USE, 05B0IE1. I1E/.51

.SSIM10N .1.1.1186 11G1 08 ELLE IKJ/ ß1.G LEE 1Chry.1 lob

Neb. J. GE ILS BIRO Iß1 µrecel SBµT I. STAR (Verge./1111 TRIM . MAI LAMS. (So/11 fro1111. NIS 1.11.1.1 1.15)1 IT I5N (Geffen/111 GENESIS 11

None

S1reIrl MNM

West Palm Beach

Pu: X. f ISIER

baW n I.lue J

J. 1LS STM leirg1./1111

FILS 111 Wei µrecel MERE( 151110 111141

ol , Lt10N 11111 bw/MI O.EL 1l11I 4 1fAreLORS r.

IL

11 MIILLI AL

At 1 Sao10SI.I ER

1.p n

m mN Cae. Kle Owen

MIMOS 1101 loor/POI W MM 1.1 RAND 1E11 Mric1 5..'1115 150011 5100/05) RLu. STOES

IMII 1ng51n/Aeo, ((Jaa1 afrs.11l1B1 LON MA/

305-481-0099 KEL, JOEL ILL.1111 F®SMáRMS I1//ER

ANcAIIIapl,o'01E.

WttNr JAMEY l...M1.1 111111. IRA) KnSI.T0etOlL1. 1.1 GM. EtJet P.R.

111 1.410001 .15(mb.1l S LUFIAIEN 1BCµtrrlY/Kn,

K1a IM111T cl NKKS Iw0rn/Atwl

l5B0GRK IM/.SI LbN1YEKu6N IVE1.MI HENRY NM M. t1 cl KB KLCx MAI á.Só5 I<l

SS101p

WiaL Win 9toe -salem

FM 11017 PO: w ND: LMLK .aLLLáA1

Now PIRA f.N ILI.1151

Tw.Mraee111 DIY

KKSeBBAIN (M, SNEAAq t11A /á51 RUSH ß.cLry/Poly.1 .1 IWO/ eMY PAIL BAM 111.110 BOB ELLN IK wlä 1Nb NNRYEKUSI (I.11M/MI

NILLEE BAM Ilpl1o11 CARS lElMr BILLY SMIR cCgIp11 K/DE I 11

PULLING 510.5 10111ng51n/ l

Leal 1.111.1.1.111.1.1.111.1./.SI GREG LAKE W I lol LINDSEY BUUtINOMN IµYI.I

.14. 1000 L ONEY ./Mrlw, 1M1.1 MN.1 11RI11 KbSRNAR1 E/ JE

EN VGEILSIDMO Ißl Mr10

LOVE -UY .11.51

MMN.

55Ang1p



MIDWEST .ME S.1.

002 MIM WATER

PINK MOTO m UTPAP MS IM 4.411k(N Cf 5IMSIFFM IMI

.MBEY 141:Nb161 LIM4LT BUAIETOM 1(191101 W >lGE. { 511.1E11 ,ell ME4 LAM ICArmalls) w14, KMY PALE MW lA 1) MALY 1.0LE1 141/

NESLM FOIE nXER 10

OIE 504LO1L°I MOIL K STN001 (n BLKn SABBATH 1001I 01E1-STNg (1ec.8i"r1 $1.11S1lE C111 n/Mco1

Home RJLL164 59UE1

b1IIe9st /n...,,1

Appleton 414734-9226

Rl.o STMLOT 1el 1.40iM10 14,r1,1 111N5 Itletr,1 J. NILS BN0 1M I Ar "c,1

00RICE INN, EIL rA.O { OUI+

Ib/(1rlee( GENES1] 1.11.Atic, STEVE MILLEN BAND 1L11to11

<" 4.011. 1.111111) O414n/001

RU111 IMrcrT/PoIYIeI K/01. 101,m1c, MII...I IMI HMO, { D. EOM IE41rM

lam SPYR 4+00 141 B4

°MEef SXfiOf.../Z°°/41.1 V. U., INN L.E+MRE INNIfir511 RS> +RMU+ INadt irsti OGrM YASMIW,4 1EIn1re1

a no es

N1« COUVEF 1AWIMTU( (MNrrM E.004 415E0r1 (EON, LIN E l0lAE10 100

JON 1.E11N 1EEetral 1.1.6.014S IM1

SMD 1W1

.eeITM UD Me/1.

Pow°!I4°°iCGIPoI/PbY441 L0Yf100+ 141461,1 NOXIBCME.eJ0E5 1001

11

N0 0

LITTLE FE.11°001

61111 SOWER IC.91T011 NILS LOGIN IBcurr.19/41 STEW MUTT (M4)

JIu. P6tcM HALL Mx4IMI Mer Ice)

IC 11. 19N4 { UIIY M/Rer1«I

1f1O0 BOUES IM.o4/Po104/ SIAMM OV/O51 ol.N1E 1R IS NrIIw1 11E111. IRp.c./Mul B YEE0. { WN ,C.Ito11

10.NE1 5(nniCl1 BOBBY I N,DNIRS 1.1.111

u bny lefo MN

Bloomington 812-332-9292

. 15cot4 Broa/O51 SU». STN. IBoreRI11

-0IEEN { D. BOO 1M.Mr,1

ROLL IM STILES Ió111 n95m/Mcol

ROD STESILO. IEI IWNTERLAS. 151110./01 J. GEILS BAND .1 Ar ice 400.111109 TItie STEW HILLER M. 1.14101, JGNEr11o1.1.1 ELL 100/OSI STEYIE MILKS Ilbarn/Aeeal

BfM1/11 ,1Is1 BIt UTES IMI

LLY .1. Imi mal 1IALBE114

1,111 »e41 F.E 10E 110 0 01 IX IILE INN °° EE515 10/1.0101 GREG LAKE 14191011.1 AM EIMISTLE Mul -10á0.5 05/NN -LONEY 01 I1G1 1 1 NYI4 I I/M I

140 MINIERZ I

»MS M S IT.N.n 1./41.1 111E515 IIN« 0041F IRE 1. HIER BRMe MINu511 EU1,

SI911s lone

I

I

JIIcise M: 1911 NELLY Wt .0 DANIELS

Peaee ZK11 M.N. (fl melee

PETTYYMPAl

MIO IMI Ar lc1 RILIT EraI TUN T NE...

1900(0040» »DC 1 1.71 / ARS 14,4X141`

0011? LANS

EWi1000? (MITI ED RICER 0111.11 RAL IM 500ES

1 S.0 Oan(M 11 111/1.M1 111/1.M1 1!1111 JMFOSO 1 IMI

NILESSTEYIE M 171101/10(11 WS S111.110 roll i

B IW4.11s1

(L: 101 1f11EN M, DAN BEM.

MIME NEOB.ICER 14p11011

RJ. W BAND 011 Mar 1011

MEM 1014O+ 1.1.14

BLACK SABBATH 1111 .114 ENE Ur Mel 14

1005 X0 Ibrcry/PolyGra1 01E0 NILLEM 4100 14.17011 ..B SEGEN t SILVER 14.11411

. MAD I411N/001

HALL ó141O IMI 0/1k0 M.N. MI .LY 4.0.11E (M/01581 > EVIE NIUIS Ibs col NII.n.. ER 4

PD: IMI GEA ND: 00

Am« RASIERS ISO./ EIWUV MARIS 001 OLIM, 411.1111. 11.11(4Alm

10 1

1 »IN TYNE .LITAI IXItI J. 04{14 ENY DAUMEAS SEGO Imam»

»Me 10

p W C(NM IPo,or/Po,y1rFI NEIL "I«. { MA[Y 100/90wI«1

GEM, 1001 (NA1E1111. 0W 1n t,1 Rw S0M00, 1.1 E.A. LEAGUE i1* NILS 10.01 (Bcutreer/41 MS 1.1.40 E4 MQñ IWI1011 AMNEY 1404641 MUI CWBIRx /MI ELMSEGMELLO l.. 1411rI1 aIM ON.» Irl M WE !I

I , F01.101.ER IG A,Ici MN KIES BAM le,

/Mt { ,4 ORTS 1(0Ic) Ul

MOslo.» PIG BAG I

Chicago 312-440-5270

11X01001 ,x0 TI 11oß/O51 iLBE1GER 0MI.11 K+RE 141V4u1c1 llb ICp11011

GENE515 M,10. TM». 111., ecl J. GEILS MW IMI A. ,

1101111101111011011110.0.4 00 OM 111.1/1ce @IY OSBU.1IC IM/OSI

t LOY[sB0Y1414.1.1 PGLIGI 1NFI

nAEO 5GE41 G

n MOIIa( 00011405T00n1.9I/(0m1

F EIS 110.1

roMw.

51091es Eee

Chicago 312-828-9191

EIL Y41101 10.401 e/IM1r10.1

DAA lOAUEM

1000/4101 110.11: POE MM tl.rlcl ro

GENESIS. IM1.01c1 Mtl SURYIYO 1500111 1110OSI BALING STONES

IM111n95tn/Atco/ AONE. 14144e1 OON:IE 1015 041 FMx10

MM Mf10k01M 1

AL/DG I M 4WtS 1FIa0tr<I I -QUEEN { D. WIE 1E10Mre1

Jon lone

Sin9,es None

Chicago 312-777-1 700

IO" POP IMlsrel NINO STARR Bramalki K MEV00T Initel iUSx (Import 1

/

Hortest RI111W ST9ES

MI I In91M/Mml 10110 A{.1 100T ó10ExS 5"1.0001 Aeate

l treas. GENESIS 1 u¡9bes

MItrlti 1

LARS I

LINDSEY BLLX101N I(1Y141 J. GEILál (MI Perlcel Flame .p. In..Lpt +1

µ(LL5 TES IMI A

Ar(TERLA56 I411./e l FRANI ZAPPA IBrel.r9" 11.111,1n, y MONT L Mi0.nE5 1 le t/

` STEV EIILLM BAO IE.Itoll

S1n R

NESMNDAOBTLIJ:T IM91,1I1

-S01 CELL 150./001

Jala MORN, MW { FIRE

004./414041 419 SOT. U IM Mt.: AL lXKAU 1001 NENIE KU0141.I.1 511191..

aI AU: Pei N 1,N vl: 4.

Aaaop MTM MOMS 10{. AIM. IPol yaw/Poi W,1 ANN A1* lmrae.l., 100oí°1 I1./00/0(

It Awe.

ST EVE NICKS 11.lrn/01001 IM#ET 10}10 (00 1(11141

GENESIS 01).1ík1 BILLY 5S4pI(00 1C110,11 0111V1G.* 111001

oVGBOT 411/161

MIL SG114 { OMIY 100/IMprleel

5URV0YM 5mr1 bo OSI 110E1 Ofl00.1110 1M1/(l111 QKA 50BBMTX 100,

GMT P.11. 11.0 101).1ík) e. »Eh IZA/ PETER CETERA IF,1Z NMn/NI 1.1.11/111111

Columbus 614.224.1271 rye

MAIER I w r.e NJOs,

J. 4E1. BAD IONI Mrlu, CAS I0 I

9«aEWC0RL150 1400./111I 40)100 SUES

1. »EN01101111

RO RIO. 1(.11011 STEVE FILLER 11ÁD (4.1 ,11 1

00F% B (00110 11...1 I

O.FFYY LEE BPLECC

lowel

INNI Ic

STEAM/ bel

GEURGE BENSON 0001 SAM 4.M I

As01W 1

Y EIEBFCl4 1411 TER iF

Ì WSXIIER

111A1, /inne CLAIRE UOEEE IS41n/N4i DAYID 01I11AN I0111I S.», »KR 141eB1e K J00PEM1001

Sln9les

i

W1 JO* GO,MA. M: RID LEO

AMME MOO AGMS IMM

NOI 14rrre01l a115 140« 1 nce/PoI91 JDAN ET* Bor0eelll

M14 BEM" MZ9E5

IPoIy«r/lyly111 KARLA

iLI011E IL BILLY G 1n11 51RfER 1411.1.1 MALY MRET Eylcl NL SPOTS BAO 0. 10/011.110/ MNES INIa,1 MON/ SCHEMER G

LEM1!I

l

/(a uí /el ERI.u0WB4 1Poi010/PoIrb41 OREN LANE 1r9111,1 AWN 1 T(E ANTS 1M1c1 RM" PALL ONO 1.11.11c/05MTI15lS

I -M.INBU tPol Mor/MI Are/ 4E011015 14,411

Cleveland 216.781-9667

-JEFFERSON S10056,0 1010/401*' 1

-JIM Will Ml Mel.:

NOLIINL STOICS Ibl 14610/0fu1

GENESIS E1(Nq 1Ni.T1 0UR 0 I

9WIIDRL00N IfE0010/001 10/

B01NEY41t461/ POLILF IMYI J. NILS ONO MI (1r1140 WIT OSQONNE IM/OSI 44-0005 1105/00111 LINNET BONIIp.N INM41

M OST{ CIO, M 4y111E 1M

W SEfQ l SILVER 1L.91ro11 Vb IE1eer1 R51 IMrcry/Polybe( 00001004. 1w 11.1,../..) 40 RILIO OG.9Iro1) STEYIE /IRAS 11.rntArcol TRIWALL IM l U1E5 1141 STEVE MIL.ER BND 1.11011 OYEW 6 41.(.911 L1101g1 15coetl bol/OSI MEEN { D. 11101E IFIeMrM »LE MINN IN111 AR. SPRINGTEEN 1001 -OffùwLOD

PoI rlr41

latz /00

01091.0 IWO

HJ: LL»« M. LI11 U."

U1"M ALM 1NFI

Cincinnati 513-871.8500

NEL Mikm w.1u J

44.11.u5. 141.00/+,1 L, L1EI6EM 16Mur14t/4.

J. GE Ill 6N01M1 0rlu/ M1 AL/01.

II.r91,1141 AM MLL BAND (EM AM 1c1

WIbl1Y I

PAN ILI NNN1 bILL" 5.101 14.11011 0.010001 Polpr/Po1We1

lone

PO: G. BARTISIE TfMT 91fAN

110« FLOYD 141r10

SA. ICrrreOSl 0.01101 Smtt" bog/CBS/ »REY I A6"1

CUT14SBIRE 1M/OSI RANZ 1901crI/Pol yfc.l YM:A .BBA. bel GENES IS 511.1 lcl 001100 STM Mr91

LIMO ( 1 W01MI EIL 10100U000 ON/.1ee1

(COIF SE MR IMUI ml adN M/ Hf/I0 MLL MIO .1101c1

E. If 11011101E

RAI

Davenport 319-326-2541

00W81MW IIPoI Mor/Pol MHO 11.1c,

(AR0111AM 1411./rl STEVE NIILM MID 1f.1ó11 11TM ONY.15TlE Mml

MtMo J. 0115 two IONI Mr1001 Ik11w STONES

190111AyS4./01001 10.11101.1.10

OMS 1/elstel 4 OFIIE01G11 11.c011 K/OC IMI.tIcl fM5 IEIa«ral POLICE IN.1 SICAmR 0b41/OSI FUNEIGNER I01I.1101

MO Mide

SIJ91.1 bee

Mille ----- 04: NILMEL KC00ELL M, JO/ KINEy

M. 01001 AIIIERBM014p11011

FYIE NICKS 471«.0/0«I Olf6 LAIC IOrysel lsl RUSH 190rcr9/rNll11el PIA ILL 4MN1

K sAAM 101 BB E.TISTL[ U1001

WA. 1Po1pr/R.1111) CALI WALTON 1...1...1T GENESIS 1.11.1101 00.1E IRIS 141

IL 'IDLING a OMIT

RONNE/T0Ai°IIBI MM

1°°L BM l Awl..

MAIER /OSI

Dayton 513-224-1501

MINE SCM00Tc 1.o1 EMT PALL Me 1111.01c0 ANN JETT Ipe.a111 W1G FU. A.R.

Poll N./001

I6T1Nt J. GE. ONO .1.1011M101. PC/OCI.ncl ROLLING STONES

Ib11119Mn/AT<al LOYfMOT 414XI41 I.MS EI.10r1 01LO1(N N00 TEL. 1411// 9REN 1EI.40ra1 K O.FEY UNE 01.2101.2110 05801X4 0M/OSI WLLI Wi00E1 EN(cl

Jan 0°6

5818.191s

I 1 DeKalb

WdZi/.0u 815-758-9250 925fYn ANN MNATRAOIW 1MÁ1

IJµTEMUSN I41t.JIB1 trI /Deuce M: EG 00r nI ROSTF1Mt 001

J. GEILS BAO ION( Mr]cal Paga UMIEletr,1

°I4 DLEDTS >O GEIC515 IM1.IIc) INEPT 4141.0ER(AInANSlO

Itc WiLL { DATES 1MI .Olcl ROLLING STONES

190(IIn95ro/MCOI NEIL SOIIG E COAIV

OM..1.110..1.110015BT b1 1G.90011 e/Rsleel tut ASTER DM FOLIOEA6

IFÚtes90 Î Give Me RINA/(0IC I1BBr I FIUNITES lnist.l rOURR

0.1 e 1401w . YY 4«

ELVIS COSTELLO {.. 0014«.. INNSE" BURI W.R INrl4, STEVE MLLER M0 t 1 I 4 rol *ro41a Ert MA» IRsexh.1O51 FARM. MIAO C FINE OEG IMF 101891/01.1

FPNI10C/4) W I,1 MI5514E 11910111,/

MAP/ Br11 00ßi 16 BBILET 11.11,0 P10pInl r /Polybl ,Nea

EDDIEOlB

HONEY SR

Z40Alcel MLI B0RRF8

' x°IPol yaw /Po1er .01 100t WAN 0.r E101 11 (1

1Mee.M.ce ...SF IRE ImW.n To Sc0M 11/1UN.TIe U FIIMT 1M11 B1 10 c

MIEI CGAB.1N TU WOO IMO*/OSI ) ennl/MI »ODIE »®1m (Fantasy)

ATM K L LMl1 el 0E S.»S.»E1 1

41L ...RON 1 r° 01. E T11TLE iboo1 51400 C BAID 1110.9 1 41 01Nw STAM 1.00.111 SLETMIOE 1EadIlr411 1111. 011 MALT 1

(Re..01.1MT1.M III STANLEY 1«ExT 111001,111

(Re.. -0GEE1 A 0. WOE 1E110111 TIN EnQZ 141

In91M POLICE*I_MEtil None I 1 ¡( ¡1 Des Moines l;,,;,,v 515-285-8181

FMM5 FOEI9EA 1Ml .uel<1

0 11e.11 w.J . me INT AT AOM> 4001

M/ r DAaxlX W M. E1ER(0.tJ HoI

Nib M « IAN. UMeSTU M .411.11 (XoMI boat»)

1Aewbu«, 111110 1i91R( 01RnME0SR 1410./e(

8.a14 1A11.1. M/ RAIIM SiUES J. Q ILSIBAM (MI »Mc.)

(9011I.91tn/0roo1 1..rt0U 'Sire 4

%L«:IrrM`KS (basn/A1cel

Io1006 141/1.1 'Making F0.! I0rc4rPol94el 0 111111.0Y 1Ñrr./Mc

Ire NED

JIMM.I. M M IcI U1i14

º1911/4101 (°6°1ÌRe TAR GENESIS 1 0

KLaO WIwIIcI 49...4 Evll 11u %81891«

/ 1 -11. / i Detroit 313-398-1100

Po. SiAEY CINELO M: .EG 31. MIES EUYEMOr 141141I1

Me. 5.11I YQ I5m11 11o(/OS, NEMY PALL BAND IMIantIc1 Ts 1.'( Soi

BW SEO. { SILVER IC.9 oll Tln a Llr

..0¢ILS BAD I1011 /.rlc,1 ó1I« 11111115/N,S/ b ShLn MALIWs90E3

VVIE NKKIY140n/Mco, IEI1495tn/Mcol TU.. { Lc .LL10 INNI *MP 11.ppin111 *Leery LIttl. ONO.wM1ERLASO 1411./eI I4r MMr FUEIGEO IMI.Mc, KAM IM Nub:.1411l41 WE IEIe.rMc, ROwSgTFAMT 1001 Now

*MIBRTIMI -E1 l.9 ,M.

GENESIS IMIantic1 5191es STEVE NILLM ONO (Co.. MNe

MOST ADDED.

PINK FLOYD A Collection... (Columbia) 14/9 JOAN JETT /Love Rock... (Boardwalk) 10/7 HENRY PAUL BAND Anytime (Atlantic) 25/5 SAXON Denen... (CarrereCBS) 615

Ten numbers follow each album tile. The fInl rºptesants total number of Midwest

á1:n playing the album this week. The nd is the nllm1e/ of those %rations that

tetlded a this week

Mee w: u 1ne cL

creed

LYw Ina

°° 5IER 14.17011 .IION '0.01

.1Er 101140 lo0cry/Polybsl SUR11YG1 lbetti 01(/651 E. SEGER a SILIER IL«Iroo EGM.IILS INONMrw/OS( URTM AWNS 1N0, 400T U n.1101) JEFFM501 STOISHIP HE» MLL B000 « cl 4rOB0Y 1Ic1111e1

0I.AR1E111ASN 1411N/001

10: {RED .[NS K : NICKEL PATER

N«11 B. SEGER { S11. 1011 011

)VIE 0145 barn/Mc11 QUERN M1E EN S A/ 1

56.011. STM 1011911/MI01 0u RIeFR 11.10011 LLKA SAWN 001 NGTO (J lPolpw/PoI Mre1 UNS 11l

10EÁ 10110./101 J. 01ü BORO IONI Ar ice) 0E515 011 ROLLING STONES

19019I10(I/10 1111 AIM , 141

I%[Q -{+inm aliar-

Detroit 313.855-5100

B I LA SABBATH 110 POL. ICE MITI

1/11(1 MLMDE 1ó11/1r/O51 NA 11010 Po( veer /PoIAre

I4ttesT .LING STOIES

90II Into/lTcel GEES IS .

LOOTING 1100 119119/E.ICI LO> (411.u, STENO NILAS 1 rn/Mcol

AL/GG IA U:Y OSOINIC1M/10551 J. LL IL5 550 IONI or Ical

Ana

01091.a b6

Detroit 313.827.9505

K/ac lAn./ , / WLIO INNI OUT 000911E IJ.O/OM WSN INrcrT/blytr1 ROD STENMT lel IONS Innate) 9MRTEKUSR 1411M/e1 PIM FLOYD 1414M00 TUIT TM. 0410.X141 oOIMIE II 141 ZMNTICS M..rw/O,I 5101100/ 1Scottl boeO11

1001»AAßY 0 (

W1p°rriblr4,1 lu HInAEL SUOMER 6

1xTl lal 1.1.1L4T »Me ADANS A{.II<

Sin91.s Ibn.

w: DAVE Etl6 JK1Ite1+

Jcaad SNEAKER 116n°N51

GEFE, UNE 10.1

Evansville 812-422-5258

Iá0 INNI 411110) Polpi/PoIWe, xeftst ISELIM S/GMS

Ibl1 I1I51e/M11 NEMESIS 1 I.ticl LINDSEY .1.0111.0111.01.1 J. (ENS BAND 1611I M0111 STEVE MILLER 8N0 0II G1'a ERL05M IG Im/RBI

CAS n1LlIWA 1el n /MI

Eottr.l Non 10.e

:12111.1 D. 0001E IEI

W. vA.n e01EN5

Ne« EMT MU MM UtlTlcl 15191n9 ]Yr.. ó°I4

xI. STARR 111>r01410 CMS nlTrcl GENESIS IA1It1 cl OWN FOIL/SERERE

(full b./001,1 GO-GI 'S IIRS/AMI ONG WIE ION... MI BILLY JUE. 411x1.1 10.13..4.611 9E0N 1`41 PIA ICE 14001 .11.116 P(.ES

901 II1951n/0tc,1

4141 STEAM, IM1

Fargo 218-236-7900

MI STEW I N ° KILLEReOe.W0. I

nieere ) J. 411.5 01.0 IM1 000 ác1,

Mtede. { TES IMI

91R1E11*SN cf.f .e/41

0.111.11 (Arlentic,

LINDSEY BUM WORN IMF 41

ANNE11 14111«1,1

STEYIE NICKS )barn/Atcc

>14uees

WWCK 105 FM W: LOAM MILLER

60.0 LA.NT CAMTU M

.41lr rouse) ALBERT 1.ä111U11 141011

(NAND FIMI R.N. (Full b./e/ 7 4Me GUM "UP. Bee

IMS 1E,h1r0 R6N IIRrT/Polrfral

Flint 313-744-1570

ONOIf IMS 141 911A10RLASN 14000/001 STErIE MOS began/Alto) ROILING ST11S »II In95rn/11.1 LOMMOT 1411N01 'G19ps...lrrNt

0ICS05 I0101I0 ANN RMV At a T01. J. QILSBIIO IMIMrlcal

KINKS IMI.TeI ro.atr09 K/O IMI.r1c1 -0IREN l 0. B41E IEIe4,1

SIRIII Rh.

AIL,: E51 40: M »MDT

nems 1. MRNMT I IEplcl

le°I4 ` ME 1I1 1M1c,

Rux1NrMry/Polyoral Pl rr/ 11.1 1u1Y 154(RNE /OS) E IL 1 AO { INLY

BiMw1«I 0 0MR Ms K11 SAB.M le, 4E1:, L1E (Mc1

*E W INNETT I4Ic 1EMY MLL IN. OM OE4lADE IQrNM1Stcl

K/G. I>tlna J. OE ILi IWB IMI Mr 1(41 i

1. STONES IMl.ticl

STOES IPo01I95tn,Mca1

SIEVIF CM E«rn/Artel

Ft. Wayne 219-484-0580

EARS IFIenr ,

LOVEBOT 1414.101 POLICE era. 91RTERLASM 1401n/e, MAKE 14 40.1 010 STENMT 1e1 GENESIS IMI.t1, 1

.05 111..111 DAN 1

11011 ó./ 4ík/ LL t UTES M/

MIUM IMI 51001 N D LIER BA 1401 e011 LINUSEY 0101119.1 etsylue, O -00,O, WILL 1M .I/MI DIESEL Mpency/Atcol

WM GINA 14 MN EISBEX4 141 i01 0051M (Fantasy. N ILES MORS 414M4I PASSPORT IMIticl CR15AGEw 141 ND55 00UR nrMl

5191.A NN4

MEDIUM NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE R&Ac-Tor(WB/Reprise) 25120 MOLLY HATCHET Take No Prisoners (Epic) 24/20 HENRY PAUL BAND Anytime (Atlantic) 25/18 BLACK SABBATH Mob Rules (W8) 25/16 LOVERBBOY Get Lucky (Columbia) 37/15

Two numbers follow each album title. The hot represents total )100 Mier of Midwest 5ta tunes playing the album this week. The set - 111111 iS the number of those stations who reported it in medium 01(09110 this week

I WBYG

FM 99.9 P0: 8111 INTL. 10: LMISTIE MMILL

NM« 01./101101.11C1

a 47.'46 .4 E V11 1.10.M PINE fLOEL,.411.1

Nsrbore.'Mete x IMRG r i Micl

Sente

RAN TTror 11 ww « ln/CIr:w MEEK 'MILLS

MM. PETER GIMA 1F111 lo./eI

Line LI I LI, t Llrin/LINaIIt MT BfMT00 1W 911lsl M0 LIM M Fir. I lu

Tryl«/U.re 0010,0?10"1.31e/ .eîru. In 4e 10en7..411eu DILLY J4E1 1414141 POLICE 1.1 ROLLINO STOES

.11 Ingen/Atco1 ER 1 SNEAK 0190o/OS/

b Ip.eUOel r4. By Is D.Ir

wre.cY 1411r11 J. QILS RAND 1.11 Mrlc) HEAVE OVAL linll bu/(1y1u1

Kankakee 815-939-4541

OBIt SCIMMR IMce,

003 SEAR { 1I1.411 1(.101]

liarlosA SEEN 111,111aI STEW MILLER MW 1C.91111 51001E US IMIore/Alcol FOREIGNER MINIM/ GENESIS 100(1911

SII. T VM 1

R.9ly M e Title IMS IfuNtr1 REI 5909100 1001

FEML00 04110081 /1

FRLIb./MICI beote )61...56'

o see (MG LM lUPTOl11,1

oLove.n re You too.

4007 11.110 100ík1

EM MLL ELIO (M1ä,, mom ET«.. 11«.19 Our... * LIT Ing .0(111LINACX 11:11111..0.0.1 -SURVIVOR 10000111100/OM -LINDSEY N.MI.» My141

a MUVER NMMELT4 10101/ere EARL NI00 NMI SOFTWARE 0.11111 NILES DAUS .1.141 TIN E(SBfMOI«4I

TR..SS 9M rNl

S5y01..

1

/ Kansas City 816-753-4567

W JlLn11CLAbE

N1« 11.0 OLIN IMI 11MF16MM3 0nlat.l

NW» NINES tnl°

701/°0er 00100 00W5 IMMI M4q (Poi 9 01y 1141

14.1" HATCHET 1(0BnUOS) `Lady 4c ELL YOUNG { OMIT

010'1 OM». IJ.t/OSI

111,109 MTx Ila) I1M 10000'6OSI Ma

MHOMLLE MIO IMI 000ík.1 b0 L./a

LL M . .( oD 111101,1 Sin 11F019 011«111 Nsne

9019.1. /1../01 10110101 SLenERULiIE 14110./00/ J. SEILS NNO IMI Mrlc.l fMSIE4Mr1 ROLLINO STOICS

I9011 1199»n/Mml 1.01B01For 414XE1

Mll.lnl 1MI FIpM

GEESIs 1Ml.fic1 Tlele

LLINKA INII1a001/MI -GEfF & 0. BUIE 101.0111 -LINDSEY RLLM6GAN 1001141

s

WIES

(inim) Noi 110. : ANN 4NEGvR"

ANNA

a70Mote.:Ie1 114./.1

I RAus

i

S1 NEME BM .0. JER01

Lansing 517-393-1320

*02(11 MTLT (Epic) ,c

Nx1.10. SIES 901 119Nn/Atce1

W St.. 1 SILVER 1E.11011 LSARTfRUS. 4106/001 11(001 1110116(N00 1Pay1.1 STEW YILL. BAM Il.lto,/ UMS IF/Antral

J. EILM101

Of 111 BAD IONI Ar lul EL NIQR p(te GENESIS ONIAntic1

rr19 1.(

MFi Lafayette C7ci 317-448-1566

IN OxMN, 1Toee..4s1

P °wm Im1IEl1 LG6" l 1IMITE> OMIMe1 nea M.y loa. PETER CETERA 10011 MAn1001

11*AE Ii 1s

u

> 61

0«I1* CO RICR Oa/Ito.

010P.011.1 001 LAM IN W MII11

MIES. (br,r./Pol yea/ M IE IRIS 0.1

MIL »NG { INA/1 00/Por 111

LINDSEY B41NJSA11MM41

01KR0 10111010 Itee

B 11oII

»FM' LAIC 1.11

(0 c11 0E00. IM, 1

.. 1CIAM/J. mote I414X41 wL meet. yaw w/PoI Mal

megest 11.01000 000 (rE VE MILER BORD 1.11u, 101EY 141441.1 90091004050 14010.1001 NO S1M00" 1E1 DAN FLLISBaw

FNu Lmn/Mlu 0010E (0401 STEYIE 010.00 Iltwern.col 10R011( 15m111 1101/451 xOLL IN6 STOICS

ó111.9S10/00,°1 ,X1111141 1.1 J. NILS BND ION110r1ce1 .10 101

1101. GENESIS 1E1 00E1 GS.. (JOR/.51

4YGB0'1 411111.1 EMS ITT er/I !*1.11 CET

M Wi M11 M PAULMll

e M01r 01Ì41 HMO M I

Kbontice

b á1191a(

WLPX 97 Fm Milwaukee WiLINV1fT11N1"MII.M4Nk 414-342-1111

M: .111. BEM INNS 111hrr,1 KICK SABBAT. 1001 4ì11 USBCME 11M/10,

Ameo LUVE601 I4lleoIs, NEMY PAW MW Ut,slticl m. FOro I4 ,1

K/O Ut119IIc°I J. BEILS BAND IMI Mr 1/4 -REXE. /le VED RIDER Uee1111I

-w Irol ¡$11e 4n0./001

.GEF LL100D wcry/PoI Ws(

NINON 0,1 a,41w/PoI Keel

5 1 (0411065100 1

M/OM rlrplv(011

11pt1LiiN R 511E5 1I1109500/0l(01

SOY. NI KS Ilp.rn/Mu) SURY(YO (Swell 11oeO51 GEICSIS IMI cl 11111.4M adM II 0

eUSK'llMrc4T/Polw.l ó191w

930FM W, GRN188LAlBMTS W:

NAM Pr, 11TCE 141syIM F ro 141/141

1014 ÚE1440 IAII 0.1

BONNET 141461a1Ì ROLIIM STLES

90111n9Stn/Mcol POL. INN

WM `"IE4ctre,

SORER 1 ron Q J. II1 1160 1E111 MMrlcel

OLY OSBGN4 IM/OM a19 491I..

MS 1414p1e1 GREY-S'TAAM ILc411 101.1.11 E0 Up. 401.0 SABMTx 1001

IIP :RNRU MBM 0 1 M I.Mc I

Aee.(J9 wr..

Milwaukee 414-276-2040

rott.1 GENESIS Mtl. K/LL A ,.r TR14R1 IM/1c

4maX- F19M 00..." Nplc Pow wreBM EGoluein, -Non It., sM19iw.. 1UR4VO 15co01 Broe451 Torr I4 51

MILKS ILKSIbe.nM /col ED 01LI0 IS.Itol I

` Luna, ic fr 9,100ERL15Kt411./00,

0ME1 SLNENER 4 091,11,1

WY U. 1.1,11

Nonil

S1nIM Ione

THE HOTTEST ROLLING STONES Tattoo.. (Reding Stw+es/A 1,o)39)!á1 J. GEILS BAND Freeze... (EM/ America) 40/33 QUARTERFLASH Quarterf/ash (Geffen/W8) 37/31 GENESIS Abacab (Adent)c) 40/29 CARS Shake It Up (E/ektral 38118

Two nUITITI rs follow each album title. The lint represents total numbed of Midwest stations playing too. album this week. The second is the number of those station% who Te11141.1 it in hot taation this week.

I

BB1'LL L"LN W1 UALt ER

AMN J1J1x ao IbrsM.1

Meim N IUMEI SLENfN 4

OI,rMIIs' 4 Mo 1* e You MeOY.

MD STEYAR, 1011 >.Tw.^

STEVI fTNl45 11porn/A1c,1 L«r..r { Lc

1M.Lr M0CNE0 IM10,

W4161BIAU4PoIQr91/IMI y01/PMI Aral ML { VK 111p111 WARM Ible19w/(B51 -0.e L41 90^ NEM" PAWL MM 1041.111 ` Gravy E1. LNMYO 5mtt1 11os/OS1 1O61 { NIMITES InMte)

FOIL 05CELOTI lea>

Madison 608-249-9277

Title -94EN l D. BUIE 1Eletr4

01Z1 USOo.1NE 0ere/O51

BLACK SABBATH IMI

GENESIS IM 1

TNNES n II.h1 (Nú1I1

A611 IErcry/PoI veal 1.B00111G { CRAZY

latz

S18091.1

I/YIBA E Fll Madison

0x MEMT uMIO I0

1c: OE, UNBORN' IMI/O51

10. DA1E EM. RICA 011111010.0 IRA] *Jas., Glrl

1MaIN GENES IS 1 At I .r ...my M n. 11111 E AM FETAL Cull Irn/Nylul SIMS 1.1elaval 1A0 1C.9Iro11

MlilMl 1001.141

ecc 141r1.1 wAlnl...10r O (I0 5,01001 el LOLL { DA1E2 11.1

CHILL IMCA 11111.../F.1 MIM IEI.Mr41 J. Q I LS MM (ml M I c M L0.trlol°

00.1 PALIM S,5ES

1901149510/0000) MT NM190 08091011/1 IltIn Flre lu Tro.lees/Ore

MR 10 rl

SUM { SllgiÌLy110 11

ÙN w0. L. Alomar IN1041

50519E NN AS Ibero/AOce 00x1 000.)

pWihadLA511 IGM/el NM Mae

S.,1«

Q9/2 Minneapolis 612-545-5601

--ncaetetedatan Attic .1711/._ *cut .1.N'

71, 1.004 14wM1.N 11RN0 fUK r. ../6 E1AILL liuu Iw, 000

41KA f041Iwe1e

en0 0410t.1 1,.

O M .t 014 1S IflarI.I EIM,1111tIr111 NA11145+VE,

E( St... IINI51109s1n/Arcc1 1411e1 lsl 1ä(0 1N71

1ì11 4111401IC 1nM11,11 µWMERLPI. 140101/E1 W0E9041 1411/41 S 1410MI MIL WONGU GE1l OlME1 J. bN0IfMPrice(

00/90Nr(«1 AtM NKI Me Ilÿl .11I WAFER IEn /611

LANNAT 1.1........NIM li..

NJ: Mc. 00.S W : LIM momum

MEAN, ANOr/OSr 1,0E »TEAS M 1

ENn.. (W l FINI AA14N.rIe w I

C11 E. WEISS

IT

e1

11.1 *RAU, 01.01..1 WY SIDLN IF., ALL SicN05 BAD

1.IeM11/Ic/ /MNEY0M5 16 LAX(N+ cOMs,a°éA°I

IIII 1L11.41N{ 1

WOrD1 0AL000rO 1EIe0041 MIN E lAUM4 lel EMWUtf M MI NANO

lylNUR eO

GEFtY LAM o1 AN. JETT 1°rM(1 W TORRE I

1011(y 59905 1001 I I g.n/01,11

(.ARS 1EIM111 51EW MEN 0.10 1.1,11GENESIS

1 1

00014E 11101

DAN

IUELBE04 1 ISINEE0101

. ES BN.11.1c/ 11/1°1/4 J

UNA B IMI My lui 61161rS

MIME? RO ?YMI r, LIWubY BIO(IIETAN ((1,141

NT P EIDF05 1511./001 NO MEAN 1411!1.1 IJMifR.A050 (1.11./MI SermM .l/OSI Jos TIN 0(000% 141 CRUSADERS 14) BO 4E5 1.9919 lee/41.1 fA01 NU4 IMI

5109101

LOL001OGE W. J. FZW

»BY l 01MITE5 101101,1 ' The Rey UM* MIIM SMIWSOEM 1!) boi4 PC/OL IMl.ticl

1 100 Flps nil. IpB.I IMI

BUB I^ GM l 511VER IL.911011

J. QILS IMO 1M1 Ms 1061

re.rlolr S lAriseel AIABB6 1.1 mor/Pol 911e)

bILLT sOlEß 1f.1ro11

4-00'S IIRS/M.1 Cr üNN n

N6N 111Nnry/Po1y11/I LICM...rYr F MENEnOYD 1414DI,1 y.

SNEAKER 1.1.N./1051 0.'1 let M

Oklahoma City 405-631-8881

E rto. W.I. STEMS b1110951n/Atu,

M 91or. Little TEAT

ee9 FIT.. AE10MR U71.t1c1 GENESIS M1w 1"

GENESIS I

IAaS F1NM,1 POLICE AMI LMLOTERLMSII 1411./e1 L006601 1414XI1 ER RICER 10.11°1I WHIM 05co1111ee0f1 L4T IM STAR IYlr91./(0Ic I

ATM E.M1ISTLE INGO MT bfM1M IQrMSIII lam

54910 Mae


i Peoria St. Louis

31 4-842. 1 1 1 1

r FM 1104

Toledo 419-248-3377

R&R/Friday, December 11, 1981 r

T-95 Wichita 1

4 BILL BRU0, IS: PALL DEWITT

Med FLOYD IColuOlel

Mlw CAN PGA IBERO

full lmn/E10<1

K/O IA I

Tk1114 IRInAIIc

JA/EEY (Colwell KILOS IMls,al WAY USBORIE CJp,/IBSr SILLY SEWER (Capitol) FOEI4NER IM cl SNEAKER Ilmn M./O51 RUSS. IMrcEry/Polygel RAIML PolVaor/Polyeal

Oklahoma City 405-528-5543

STE V1! NL S INNoern/eco E GENESILSIS(T lIt

t e

Nottest POLICE IAWI `Envy Ll+tle. VAS Elenrel TItle gWIIEPFLASN IUe1fM/1B/ L4IBMLN 1.141.1 RED RIDER (Caplo11

MILS Fring

J. MLS BAND IWI ANr lcel ROLLING STONES

1.1 IngSEn/Ato.

Jazz boe

IMoing

les

Po: GREG 41 LLISPIF 101 JO BLOOD

Mae Nom

4110 L.M.L. (Col 41. GENESIS TMlntiCIlcl AL/DC IAtlnticl LID STEHT (NON

LION FOGELBERG

(full IMn/14,1 POLICE (NMI NEIL NUM { DUZT

IM/Rpr 1111 KINKS 1ál1) FED RIDER (Capitol) OBIT OSBOLRNE IM/1351 TRIUMPH (KAI

Omaha 402-592-5300

LA

flattest W Elerai

J. SEILS BAM PEI AN ice: wax (NG STILLS

1%I I IngStn/Atcol {OILIIMLA IMIII41a/1CA( -WMTEPlLASM (Gelten/10/ -STEVE MILLER TWO li -FWEIGMEM IAtlantIrlplia -LINDSEY BWIIOMR (SAT1 cal -fir-CM'S IRS/NMI -WEM E 4. RNA (E/ /

Jazz brie

Singles None

frn album rock 309-674-2000

PA: RICK TFtEOSI+, M: NERDY PILE

Mooed Uí I flea/MI calorie

PETER CETERA (Full bon/131 IINv Te 1 BIJOGA AT waowe.

M1. AIL 11.6 { MAZY

(M/%eLse1 LOVEBBOY I411A1MI,1 BEIMY MAPUONES

IPol yaps/Poly( el e/LIC 1444 /EMT PALL BAND (Anent lcl BI.B NELCM IKA) Wit 01105 111 14.r/Oá1 Wit EIOE TNT/.SI CONY IRIS IRAI GREG LAKE 1M 450 Is1 JONE ENTWISTLE (Mao) LOARTASOTI%rcey/PoE

HMS { MIENIITES IMlstel :ARMENIA (41w6lel )(LYE KILLER BAND Ilapltoll UNS MYRICK 1 E/E TOW( NUE4 Im 14(efll el N. $CNE/J. RAMIER IColuplel RA IIBOW (Poi yaor/PoI yee MF LEPPMO IMrc.y/POIY4ral EDUCE SCHWARTE I01co1 -0LEEN { D. MARIE Il.a+r,1 -LOOSE, BLLKINGNR IA Y I

/WOW POLICE INRI GETES,S LAtlentic: LARS Elestre)

INKS IM late)

aTV OBI

POLLING STONES IPoI I IIMStn/Mcol

FIRE IE/IER IAtlentl PAT BEMTM IfX45,1allsl J. GE ILS Belo PEI Mt Jezz Nane

SInEIed None

J95Rockford 815-877-3075 GE

Y-A A4EITERFLAI BAND

IC.A8/ lE yMllw STEVE MILLEN BAD IMopl+.I I

LINDSEY BIGI(MGMM IMO., F.1 LES COAL BILLY SWIER ICpIto LJ ASST. P. OIU BAK. LINS IEl Ser. Aened

PULLING STONES 1%1 I IngStn/A+col

PISA FLOYD iCel 4.1 FEIGNER (Atlant Ill -....eJ. AILS BAM PEI Mrlcel M4 MLA, l0YBBMT (Col NMI. IN RAMONA í IEplcl RAIABOO IPolwer/Pol Are/ 'Santa GREG LAKE IryzI Isl BRYAN ADMIS DMIS (MAD

CT WEN IEleRtrel

Kee E TIE MATS IEplcl BLOCK SABBATH 1181 ^Stec/Del Ter eL1Y OSM.. IM/CBS/

SUIYIYUI IScottl Bros/1851 Pe '6. . POLICE INN( PLANMALS 1S111í1 OIL YOUNG E LAZY /EIEI? PALL BAM etti cl 118/Pee, Ml STMT MITERS IM MO STEMMT CEO BCE WELCH IRGI GENESIS leln,IrI BMW E NIDNITES IM latal PC/DC l )

JETT IMr0vele MOLLY HATCHET plcl PETER CETERA (Full 141/181 163 IFNI Pee Ice. EDDIE SC%ARR lA cal ML SHIN lEl,erel SAHN ICS r/1151

(Snare/OS.'./MS,

Jazz Ms

SIng les RAMM

WEST r KF/NCs

STEREO ION

P4: All. FLMEM.E M: T. MMSMLI

J. NEILS MAW CAI 4.1c. N O STOVE NILLEX BAM I(pllol l HILL {UT,S (KAI MAL CTEMMT NMI WAILS (NMI MADY LIB 1(1001S ollTMeenola/PoIyGI KINKS Vs Istal (OMOMLOR E MONITES Cr Istal WEN IElerIl NIMTERFLASN IGeften/MI 11YM ADMS (NMI

(CAI

Albuquerques 505-265-8811

00n51S um enT Ic/ LS l6OEN (Belotreet/MA)

ELI INS/CBS/ MN FOGELBERG

fell b o/Epic,

Honest JOURNEY 1101IM_A STEVIE NICKS IbNrn/Arco, ROLLING STORES

IPoI linden/Mao/ FOREIGNER Mtlntltl LIM5ET BWIIILIM IM,I01 BO SELF E SILIER ICpltol l HEAVY METAL (Full bon/ÁA,10

Jazz None

NoinelP

94ROCK FO: BILL STABSA IS REIFE RICO MN

Map JAN JETT 113oaranl: Tit ILA

FOIE 5CHRAM 101001 Tnl.

PINK FLOYD 1E014101

Mlw Al/DC (Mlnticl FOENSSIS lelentIr1 CE IS Mlantic, TRIUMPH MA/ L210 USBARIA I.10./OSI BLACK SMATA ISSI NE I l YOUI4 { C AZY

e CNEL SCHR ER 4 Cor rial isl

Albuquerque 505-765-5400

IMA STEWART (M) SIA OCA,

Ignee, MALICE INNI MARTER FLASH E4T een/WI ROLLING STOSS

%1;IngStn/enol KINKS eleta) LOVE.. Col. Nel INNS IEleerel J. :GIES BAM IFI Aeeice. -ALEN E O. WEIL (EIIIre: -SEISE MOLE M BA (Capi toi:

Jazz None

Singles None

Anchorage 7ceiM 907-277-2655

Iy: AY eel MI MGRUA EVAn_.

Abase OCM SAB6A 1161

VEIN Carers/LEE, NAST[NS ISlanl

1-F1 IFI.st Mricenl O a (Island/RBI (ART SLAO..U4O IL II wLL BY LOLL Gomm" {UNAMER CLOT IL¢el, -JEFFERSON STAIIP

KA/gant 1

41w S 141 LAML1

MKAI AIARNIMOING 041

N BRILEY Marc ry/PoI yeOl

LINDSEY!EAKIN .INVISI CNILLIMLA F C

(nnI SJKAI

BERT. LEMONS IEPICI I IDUPER irl

MIO IMI

JOHN ,S IUS/AWE

ENTWISTLE 1

HAW METAL IF Nom/Pyle/ PRIM J(NIEL. 14/ ANNIE

IRIS IMA( ML & Ye Itl S IEYIE NICKS here/01c. ICTLE FEAT (NEC LZY OSBWLI M/OSI COZY PLONELI CPol yaor /lyeal SAN? BR., lecre/T0INMmI SHAKER (Hana nere/1151 LAILL MI

ASSAM EATHERS... IMISTeI MLIAOO FAITMLL Ils 1100/e -SOIE SAMU 116I

Hottest K/O le lent lc I

Kfz STEMMT IaBI NAIL& 141 LANS Clear. MATING STONES

I%I I Ingen/Atwl J. AILS BAM IFNI Mrld. LuVERAUT GAO eel. WARS INGTLN{LLL INK (KAI E SE (Arc ury1Polyeal MAT L IM e/One. let/ 0014 LAKE Iwpalsl GENESIS ...tic, ANALE One, FWEIGEE le T. POSTEN IF

PETER CETERA 1FelI Meon/He. UNNLLE SKAT IAf LEPPMD ICArcwY/POl yea 9UATEN~LLASN Icelle/M/ LESS

UO SEGEN { SEER 141.... NEIL HÁÁ1'

to/MOT/Apri11. -RAI..E IPolyee/PoI yea.

SI/MK 1tstl KIWYHMR IEIMr,cal Sngles Me

Mee U«ROu INPRIS INE/ LAMLIseN

u

CRAMS.. BA ST. sel

O1MAA ROSSlbtonl JMCRNIS LEp'c'

ALLINIE LAM l erryr K NUN IÁ1

(e -W'S C IRS/NMI MET. FRANKLIN (Mise.) H NET OOWELL IM/

HALL MM IFI Mer1C./ wUF CO0MMA

1111 lennlwRAl

ISINST BOITTF 41umb1,1 ALGAE 1.s+/10I

MAN GAOL (PoI yaw/Pol Orel SPINNERS telnflcl CAL SHAMON Elss1 AAR ARNTRADIi N04 MI AL ANNALI IMI MLA. WASHINGTON IEI,1Dral TUNy Tue. (TIAlATI11

MO/ GARY H. f TIE IEplcl

HENRY

WELCH IKAI H PALL MM IArlenncl .IMO IPoI por /PoI vfra) -OMEN 1 0. FARNE PEI

I Fantasy) -Ho. -LANAI

411Me1e1 -BLACK MIRO

R IM.MW

-FU TONS 14tee ends/Poly)

Aspen 303-925-5776

H ottest URS III

SEM'1n/M. MíÁ TMTT1161 STEVE MILLE BAM ICAplol/ WALING STONES

NoI I IngStn/Alto/ TOLIGET IATlenticl LLIVERBM Mal Igele) DAM EOEUSE.

bon/Iplcl MS (4(41,1 DELBERT ILLIMT. (Capitol I

%LICE IlRI T11E MIUS nearn/Atccl

LIKMEY ram.» (MTISI PATER LETERA I Full Non/0/ SNEAKER INK, elw/OSI GENESIS IMlntict BILLY JOEL 14(061,1 ERBBI 1 MIROITES (0011,11 AL STEMMT IMlstel

SCNKMR O

its o) M GE ILS BA IFNI Pee ice/

Eau OMAN ISUCIFA 1411-1s1 EARLY SIM. (NEC ROOM ROTANERBE Ilan« City: ODDIE MEMO IFenTesy/

K LET ToHER 141061,1 CHASES LEGS) Mac Mts1 41 SCOTT -HER. 1001ste1 MIKE 61(51111 IMI TIM IISBENG IMA.) KM CARTER LIO

JUN D LAMLEIIMP IM) LOB BMA.AMETER (41061.1

S Ingles

r

á i KICKS ASS

PU: DAVE FORAM CO: LARRY RE 15M1Á

Pape JAN JETT IBJrp.al/ "Cr lemon/Clove`

GREG LAKE AKE (Care. Is) "e0 ter Attack. (21T OSKAR. IJat/OS)

0 { MC'S

SIRS/AWF r Lips , Cot -Beat'

DAN FLOWERS (Full 4n/EP,

PAT BEWAIL(CKr45rialls) KINKS IMlstel e/U IM lanticl Title AIL EOM I MAZY

111/Far 1111 TRIM. (KAI PINK FLOYD Col 411 (EMY PALL BIAS (MI.0tIAI RED RIDER ICADITAII JUN MLL BAM IOC AMSrlcel CHILL IMCK loll Itnnlet/RGI ROSS INGTI-CRLL INS OMAN

Osnaune" BLACK SABBATH CB)

RALLY HATCHET IEpicl JOHNJOHNlw J ENTWISTLE l

M:

KINKS IMIstel RE REDRIDER

SILVER BO SERER E LI I C pltol SUN ENTWISTLE C

OILIER BIO to l IErriellsi

ARS IA 1ao51 ILLY 51115 400

Blur swE l 140011 I141"

JO agmiryr Holey` OAO IM) RLOCK $N BATH IMI BO HIBII IPoI yppr/PoI lyGral BOOTY t ILE 1EMcI UPT EV 110 /TINE 1 EAlel LINVI IY 311001(1 INCISI SW VIVO óo111 boe/OSI

.ILI INACK IMI I Inn1.1/KA, Ha Girl

IS: DAVE FREES.

Map BETEL LfTERA (Full loan/MI

I'L TOMO a CRAZY

10/Hensel

Mlw MYD.Y INNI POLII:E INNI Lo 141e.A 1e1 TGAm tc

Anaheim 714.776-3696

ML SMIIpl IEI.Atrel Lu, N Thee"

MAW row 142141.

GARY MIRICK E 4E IEDIc1

letlest WALING STONES

1PoI I IngStn/Atco FUREIG/ER IMlanllcl JOURNEY IroluMls) ME ILE INMI IFIE515 IATlnticl CANS IkeAtrA, STEVIE MILKS bp.rn/Atcol Wrnr { Le" stage U V.

11lIMTLWLASN (Geffen/MI

POD STEMMT 1.1 LOOSES. BLEXIMGMM IAy1II J .r " (OILSB/JO 111 Mr (cil WBS. IMrcrY/Pol yea, LOVE.. 14141.1 Nmking Far.." STEVE OILIER BAM ICIPITOII WER IEIMra,

Jezz Islm

r les

Toee

Bakersfield 805-8321 410

RO LLING STONES (bl I IngStn/01co/

SellIng/FrIen Hang flee" "Stet Me SO. OMSIS IMIentIAI

Dare(ems It Dare( ltle FOEIMNFR (011.0110) 'Urgent" Mlti,M/GIs I JURIES (41 41.1 Title ^Sens In Owe "Don(t..ealeve PINI(A IWO ITAILONN 14/ J.J.STERFLAO,

1%IteK/IBN BEILS BOOS ( Nerlcel

LUYERBUT 1.141. K/O IMl.0rlc) L USH IMcry/Pol ye.) MAG LAKE (weal l) WEM

STEWART

l NCO STEWART NMI UZ I OSMAN. 1.1.4S/ CAS Eleerel

Izz Me Singles None

Boise 208-344-6363

LC. (MCAL/ Ppl,ol)

.11BCE IPolyaor/Iblye,1

GENESIS (Mlnticl EMME T/ SPENCER.... INN I

SCOOTING STM (Wrg In/E4 lcl J. GEILS BAND 1EI Meer Ice) MN HALL MM IFI Aeelcel K/O IMleat,cI

SO FOLLY UME CAI1o1)

Jon en.

SlnsrMlas

97FM DOUDER

PU: OMIS CONSTANTINE IS: BRUCE KLALEB

bap M FLOM (41 wMla.

LARGO LRAM . BA

IM«bull EMRKOE HAM( Iles SCOMEY UM 1AM°, MAID BYRE (Si n/MI ROM({ DO ATS IEplcl GROVE HASNINGT. IEINtrel

ea I. OIL YONG / CRAZY

EI/%pr 1111 J. MILS FRAM CFI Meld. STEVE N4.NTT IEplcl MMIAAI FAITH. (Island/161 LINSET BUAINGMN IMYI01 CURE IMILI .1 1..0/16/ WEAKER 141L1/OS) K STEAT lie111e1 IELBET UN 1(pltol l AM(M ENTSE ISTLE KINKS IMlstel RICKIE LEE JONES (IN) SEEK MILLER BAM MARI.. CNY MELICK { EHE IERIVIc, TUNKT TNOE 141Selel ELVIS COSTELLO I.. 141uele1 WMS INGTMMULL 116 IICAI TANGERINE MEIN IElNlral FOREIGNER IMleticl

Boulder 303-444-5600

NILS LGWN Crk1lreRt/KA: ICEMIBE 10áriallsl lIB ICpitoll .ILLIMCK EulnnlwKA/ 1.IL1RIANA ipr45a11U -w-(I15 IRS/NM.

PLAICE CNMI GENESIS IM lntic, ROLLING STGEs 1%11 IngStn/A+CoI

AN FOAOERG SFun Man/EPIC)

STEVIE NICKS IIArn/Atcol AM ANIAT0ADIe (NMI MRS Clears, MUS CL016URN

IMI:le WWA) OVO IERI BBBBT E MIE I IFS Ten/141 NLLEN 0.

BOWIE

1Ele) -UIEEN { 0. BL IE IEIeMrsl

Jazz RAN K LAUGHLI( TAI

STEVE ELIOVS. IE.. CRUSADERS (KAI wain CRISMAN lei ROB JMMES ITepan Ise/4i. NUSS TRAU; IMlPOt l

eF TMK NAmerstI

SIngl.s

N: RILE BALIS ND, ¿CNN LEV.,

b4ed IM KAWaAY í IEplcl

AC/DC IAtlnticl IM BOGART (TowMquel

ASO SEEM lmWnl Mlw MOLLY NETLIKE, IEplcl TURD, Luck" URS ITTrel TIT,. Slene...GpM JET ISnlrd Cant) LOWBOY (Col 41. be STEM Fr..^ RD STEMMT (M, "Touts Turnt

ra Tare. Tore 11111 A foe MIL NAM E MAZY

IM/Neprl 0.l owe FUN N.P.

(Full Jean/M) wARTERFLASH ICAO fen/101

USH E%rcur Y/Pol veal we SEGEN I SILVER ICadito.

PULLING STONES 1%IIIngSTn/Alcol

POLICE INPI GENESIS 1A114 Id,

NINE %ply At a OASI 05001PNE IM/OST iIyIng NIBS..

KKK SABBATH It) J. OILS BRAD (WI MR Ids, ` Centerfold. TIt le CAE F3GE10ERG

(F(.11 Mon/EPIcl NOVO CORO IPoI yer/Pol TeS I

GREG LAN 10045.1111 B. SCHOR/J. IMMER Ilolwoia "Tel., To

Wnting TIN.

Jazz ene

lä:l.,

P.:wmE3 MI FROSTY STILHELL

Mon HEMY PALL BAND IMl.0ticl ^Rle1ag Str "Bro. Eyed... .0/DC elnuc) Lot', GR1...I4" 'SNIIpOux/p' (III.

MIM IEp lc) ^Rwnln' ácmp^

JAN JETT IBoereeeln)

MAR I. PETE CETERA (Full bon/M) LINDSE' BLAING1 1 IMylw, Uí Its NO/Wl HMLEÇUIN 141Se1R1 JAN MLL BAIO (EI MN0lcel STELE MILLER BAIO ICap(Tol) AID STEMT TIBI LOARTERFLAI 1411en/1131 EDDIE SCNKMTZ (MIDI GIRT MYRICK I IERILI NEIL 1036 { ORAN

116/%911111 ALL SPWTS BAIO

IIIA10/Ml.0tic) TIM B1MT ITA.Nous.l

Terre Haute 812-238 2557

DAM 'OIELU., PFUI I Man/1011)

AL STEMMT 1á1,1.l 0.0I0 FINK R.R.

(Full eon/101 ROSS INGTGI'COLLIIS ILEAC SAVOY BROM láAAA/IO*ALSl ML { VAL (gee/ 1 SfFEY LAIE N. 14 x10./.1. 41.0 h-Isl (OTtest 4JY u30(MI II0/1111 URNS IEleer,1 M 11 SABBATH 81 DUB SEGER E SILVER Maple. CMG LAKE I)rrial Is, GENESIS Derinticl SNEAKER 111 11*111OS,

MILS (COI wMIeI

J. (AILS BARD PEI Merle. MUSH IMcr1/Polygal MALITO STGAS

1PoI1I Mcol MANLEY 41. PILE FLOYD Melee.. LINTS ImMnoen)

Jazz lens

Gym Genglas

MOST ADDED, PINK FLOYD A Collection... (Columbia) 20/13 JOAN JETT I Love Rock... (Boardwalk) 10/7 PETER CETERA Peter... (Full Moon/W59 15/5 LAMONT CRANSTON BAND Shakedown (Waterhouse) 5/5 EDDIE SCHWARTZ No Refuge (A too) 12/4 GROVER WASHINGTON JR. Come Morning (Elektral 514

Two numbers follow CISL h album tide. The first represents total number of 14'erdern stations playing the album this week- The set und is the number of those stations that added it this week.

FOI 101 MOM.

MIMT PALL Me I01lent 111

Mp ne Le...

EWIL MIMATI I1 col e Linv pl. IT EISIIISFINGh. T

RI . C. uHI. Clenrel 'Al ene Fast ewer e' monat 4LaK VBBATAL TIBI

WO(Isles/AO MS. IRA/ M es er lq To e UNSE? BAX14. eery . role K STENMT IM/t+e E

"Princess 4aer

n emery.

"AoNo10061hn! I eE/(BSI

onlOM^ "unit K 111 RUA( Plying ego..

NOSH Ilerzey/Polygel

SIMS 141 M ILNIMG { CRAZY

/%pr.lel

W: RIw HARK MM : T MULO,

basa

Ardea

WES. IKAI Lonit

Mlw WII NEI (41.pá)

LEO TBI ITEM MILLER GRID 14pí tol )

MANS LEI MANSOM,

ENTWISTLE (Mho/ 1 nMnlTESke

BLOW BBT & MIROITES IMISTNlsta/ IN

sano/1B1 101.1 PA II BI MMT PAIL BAIO

(Eel. TO Mticl

MOLT HATCHET OMS H IE 5 /Del DEL SMWON ILIMneI

wAPTINFLASO 141len/M/

Chico 916-343-8461

KA seIM . (M1 ;ALBERT IECLIMTOM IEpiToll -WEE E U. GALE PEI

J. AILS 64 If.I My ice, WES LAKE :001 eel lee SIE VIE NILKS teilen/ATc41 "Leerer E LOP `sag. U 11

l,.e PPONES

T P

ENoI IIn0Sin/ÁTCOI "selt.ne/irino "Wee Elmo"

TOO. 1Nng Fire" "Stem IM IM GENESIS IA PMEIGENI

RE? 14R 1

JU STEVE WILLE BAM IlplTot: PLAICE (NMI RUBY { NIDNITES IMlstel `Fast i Yel 'Jos.N Ent` ale Reny Lose. STEVE NKNTT IEplcl

KNALK S Altoll RIME IMlstel

MOLT Eplc /

EMS E

EWLASH i Cwftn/b

I cl (M_A I

PAM A1

Nam

ngles

Hone

Colorado Springs 303-634-4898

J. EIAS WAND PEI Merle. 1.16.060, le IMlal PAS Ml POLICE IMO/

MEL INS STUSS Oel I Ingen/Mw1

RIST INercry/Polygel NEIL Mee 1 MAZY

GENESIS IM ant I. LIEG LAKE l4r Niel Ist ROD STEWART MI GO-GO, 'IRS/NMI GUY 45BURI IJt/1151 MCAT LNG STAR 11491n/Eplcl -00ER & D. B I El.eral

Jazz Me Slingl.s

Denver Fm 303-759-5600

MI O/. ASYEA M: COW CLIFTON

Raped J. OLetILS Bee (EMI S. ARI

CMS dientral Tole Poo FLOYD I/411.1 "Nome WICH." May. Mlw MO Helton/14 Nw ST[ Ter IM/

.ILL 1111 1M nnI.KAI era SEER It SILVER ICelto11

I N 11.191101 Lie

L

PAT GENSTAR IARrrist ill PAW HETK (Fun bon/POTlul MEG Kl. BAB

1óaserOlt/&-KI Braes. eng.

AN Fs/ALBERS IPSII bon/EPIC.

GENESIS Ielnt lcl MILL { .TES (KAI WILT MMS IMlstel STIR EILEER BAM 14111 11 1.114611TPREY 16.141.NYC.) 61v Hottest STE Eid HICKS Ibaern/.col FLEIARER (Atlantic. POLICE 141 RULING STONES

Lie l II9S1n/Mm. AHOY 4141.1

RICK SPRITE/ ASS KA/

Jazz Ans

Singles Ma

K: LEE RANIALL MD: BUCK KNILLIMMS

Map SAXON Iterrere/®SI "Gut N Control" SNEAKER I/Np'Me/0351 Mon, Let M ADAM JETT Mordetele Ms Straight"

PETER CETERA (Full Mapo/M. L1vin/LIN111^ HILL gems INNI

Mlw STEVE MILLER BAM ICp1Toll «ALI HATCHET IEplcl BRYAN ADAMS (NMI WE 11111re1 RAINBOW (Pol pr/Pol yAra1 NE l l MUM L CRAZY

/%pr ee/

PO, LMR1.11 nl

Maso PI. FLOTE Codas./

Neon/10/as./ PETAR CETERA(FullNeon/10/STREEK

1.141. Melon LIIDSEY BUCKING.. 14..1 SOAKER IINnaneee/MSI BILLY SOLDER ICp l roll SwVIV. (botte boe/O51 RINKS IMlstel

EMISTLE Icol SM M AL STEMMI IMlste/ J. IA TLS BAND TEMI Meer Ica/ RUSK (brcr Y/Polyee/ ROTS STEWART 1181 POEM LEI MAYS (full bon/MYIII NEWT PALL BAIO IM lent III .S 'MELBEIII RG

liyll bon/OC, EE4 LAKE IUrriel 1. 11 Nrtl Mucleer a

MALT HATCH, IEplcl r'ce

ROLLING STIPES 1%1I ineet(API( Mcol

INNEI POLICE BOB SEGEN E NILAAR 1.11.41

g(WITENFLASN 141 fRn/I1 TRI.MI INCA/ LIMAEY B141(C5 ley1.1 LONNIE IRIS (MAI ROLLING STONES

1.11 IngSTn/ATrol POLICE HIWI WD RIDER Kelton J. TEILS BAS IERI em Ice/ OUT OSBORNE IM/OS) BLICK SABBATH I10/ K/O IMlnIlcl LOVPBOT lOAIAlal CMS IElaklral GENESIS (Atlantic, RINKS IMlste)

None

514g Ics Me

Tulsa 918-664-2810

CAW NICKS CKS bevo/ecc

JARET (lotted) MIL 1DIMG E MAZY

IM/Ran Ise, GENESIS IArlan,Icl RAIMO Polwer/Polyee: Title TRIUMPH IRA1

NEO OILER (Aplrol LOVEN30, LW/14W ONE (Atlantic, CUMTERELASN 14011/4/ LALLY uSBAAR. IJn/1351 Flying ego.. Jazz

GR4vE .ASnIeTU( 1EI,N1reA N3 JMfS Ilepwn LN/41.1 AAA LIAKBwM

lME l IannE w/ WA I

TIM kEISBfR4 IMAI P ASSOLO I At lent EARL KEOGH 1 c lI

NM wow IMME/OSI CRUSADERS EMAI NIKE MAINIENI IMI PIECES (f A MENA (ElaM.a N . SCNA/J. HAMER IMolwo.

Singlas Ms

MEDIUM

GREG LAKE Greg Lake (Chrysalis) 28/20 UNDSEY BUCKINGHAM Law And Order (Asylum) 34/19 STEVE MILLER BAND Circle Of Love (Capitol) 34/19 NEIL YOUNG B CRAZY HORSE Re -Ac -Tor (WB/Reprise) 31/19 MOLLY HATCHET Take No Prisoners (Epic) 24/19

Two numbers follow 610h allNEm title. The fital represents (1(101 IumbeT Eli Western stations pfaylIIAf the album this week. The second in the number of threw stations who reported il in medium rotation this week.

W: nil. STRIUN M: JO FUSER

(SIpOUR E MAIN 16/Rme /se)

ILIlllw

CIMSEY BUCN1104 ENylw/ CANS IEl.ktr,1 Pe FOGELBERG

(fell MS'/Eplc/ MRULIM (41001,1 AIRY PALL RAM Atl.0+ SNEKNR I/(erI M,/OS)Ic1 ECK SPRINGFIELD INCA) iU1FA90Y 1414111 MC STEHART IMI NNYIVO ISoott1 Bros/MS/

GARY WILMA A.1 GRYM AfAM1 1N11I NEF OFGMRn IlercrY/Polygal GENESIS IMI.0+Ic) Gp,C IRIS 141«OAKS

E 1e

W: Au EOWAMS M: MIRE KENNEL

Mew AEl OTITE (0110 (SATINI

Mlw J. PILS PAM PEI MIIA.) MMIAME FAITILL IISIenp/M, MIMTEN 140 DESERTERS

I MLASH IGetE

1/Ml SAGE tó111 GREG USE IlrriAl Is) SM (MAI SILK OILIER 14pn1.0.0.WEM

IS CLKK SAINBSOLO (

0I iIe r

e .1LL01 11 I.0IWRA) RUSE Ib ygel

AR AR II OCR,

r\ W: BRAD MINAN M: GARLA LEOMML

Denver 303-936-2313

RELY MNNE, IFIcI GUT USeARM ( /OSI MLA IEIMTra)

RUSE IEecrT/Polye,1 IL SLIDE/J. RAMER IG014111 MOW MNG STAR 11/IrgIn/EOIc) NORM IMA)

PAT BEMTM (0ryeal111 CHILL ROCK 1111 1.nlsRCA1 DIRT BANE (LIM1y) J. COILS BAND PEI Mr Ice) AVILIESTEVIE 141 1mó11 STEVIE NICKS (barn/Mco/ POLICE INN,

E AC/CC IMAf lent) Wifn/E 1

al RULING SYUEs

110I I IngSTn/ATcoI

Slene eg l

Edmonton 403 428 8597

WALING STONES IPoI IIngS+n/Arco:

JOUEEY (.141e. FOEIGNER (Aeln, lc: LOVEPBUT 10o1141ä1 JOCK GREEN TRAI Iwo RIDER ICpliolI STEVIE NICKS barn/Mcol PIUM (RCA/

AIS { /ANGELIS IPoIYAr/POIS Are/

IM ILEME Or CMIS ANNI INN/ GENUS Lelnticl PLAICE INNI ROWAN TRADE POSI EAD STEMT TIBI NEIL Mee I UALY

IM/Mer1T) CMS IEleral BE/O: IArinticl LIZ, :SONAI II/RUES, -Wl CELL ISlre/Nel

Jazz Jazz

Singles KVN

1

BLS WILCO IKA) MM, Is Ioni"

AAA LIT IBoera.ole)

STM (SAlTERS I 1 sel le, Let LAI..

ANN HALL MM IFI Aeelc.,

ORES IAN «AFTER, ls) OIL Mee E IAAZY

1M/.pries ROD STEAMT IMl 0010SIS IATIen11c1 MAIE IRROT (Epic/

I FLOYD (4I Imb11 /1

1

N. S . IMMER 41.01 Tew1 Tn..M 1.1u61e1 l NDSEY BUpnpNM 4Y1./

Eugene 503.484-4304

KKK SABBA., IMl wits t111(4.1 GWEN { MILLES (Mists/ HENRY PALL Fe I011ent ICI SLAVI.O 1401 Los/CS.

Ho K/0. IA Nel IUVENBOY 14141a1 POULE IAWI NOLI. STONES

1%1I IngStn/Mml UUNITERFLA. 1.14/14 %IENE. ILA) LA. IEletTre/ AIO (MAI I. 00115 (Atlantic/ J. OILS NAM IFI Mr ics/

tuRblel °T (w (AZT SBWMI IAD/1851

Jazz bzz

Singles

ale A. LAL

baco

01Ion 111000 NMI I lami W KA) STEVE MILLEN BAe ILpl+01I

NEIL SOIJIG 1 L oll Lle/Repri

MO RIDER I4pITOII RA INN. IPoI yedr/Bbl Wal UZZY LAMA. 1111/41 B LOCK SABBATH 111 WEN It leere) HILLY MTCIET IEplcl (ENE? PAIL BAND COTleni 1(1 M./OC Lela/L.0 I IIOSEY BUOIIMGLM ASYIunI

316-722-8123 GO -COLS IINS/NO/ FOREIGNER LAMMlc)

Nltest ROLLING STONES

IRo1II.111.1 col LARIS IEIe01re1 GENESIS lelentE/ J. TES ND M GE TLS BAI Mario. 166104 141.1111 POLICE INNI MOM. GRAM MIWITERFLASN 141ten/131 RO STEWART TIBI

Jazz None

1110111 None

3E inn HT; Winnipeg 204-775-0371

14: STEVE roue MD: ANDY FROST

Ado.

MIm M111011

IM111 LS LOWS IBeretrnt/ICAI

SMATFRA ILecel /

JUN ENTWISTLE (Mho, MISA IMlole) JOCK GREEN IKA/

(COAL SCHEN(FI G

palla) SA. I M,1

OBIT ASAP MMIANIE OAITOLL 11.141/161

1Á E SLUGS (RCM UM NEIL YOUNG E CRAZY

PIB/Rpr l se l SIMPLE MINIM

PoI your/PoI yAa) « LAY MTCIET IEplcl

fCREIGNER PAT Pant lcl KINKS IMlstel LOYERS.' 1410e1s1 PLAICE NMI MILL NID STONES

Oel I IngStn/MIDI

STEWART Nol

IS/ MA STEWART

M 1

GEMSE Icl MI tercel/Rol tercel/Rol ?gal NEE Cenral OZZY 4SBIARNE N,/CBS: AL/U. IAlntic) BLOCK SABBATH Ile/ LOMS IEINerel UZ (Island/131 GREG LAN Carmel Is. J. AILS IWO IWI Mer Ica) -BOA/DÁ4 Mc ANZ IE (wMoe/

Mme

Singles

THE HOTTEST ROLUNG STONES Tattoo... (Rothe Stones/Atlw)47/ 3 POUCE Ghost In The... (A&M) 48138 QUARTERFLASH Quarterf/ash (Geffen/W& 48/37 J. GEILS BAND Freeze... (EMI America) 47/36 GENESIS Abacab (Atlantic) 46/33 CARS Shake It Up (Elektra) 43/33

Two numbers fldtuw each album title. The first represents total number of Western star Nions playing the album this week. The second fs the number of those stations who reported it in hot rotation this week

F. T. eEELER MI JGN MYES

Mae JAM JETT Ueerdl1 LANCET LRAASTM IA

(Mrzzusel JM (POIpr/Pots y440 LADYF WASHINGS. Miektrel STM (Mists) PI LOro 41'me1a)

Mlw NIL MAIL { CRAZY

IJa/%pEFF) GMLAM EFiKYS IEplcl RAR M, BOB MELON (WA, LINSET ETS NM IMYI

RICKETS wI

STEIF 11,/CI ALM/ FALLITE Iorl

URM BILLS BTLO ).14141me10 IC/Noel. CELLO R.. IC/Noel.JIMAM

CLIFF (MAI MAIM. FAIRER 1111.10/MI

IIE111.0.1131LAJ

WIT HELL IPoIYl eI PETER CETERA (Full Mkm/TBC KINN LEE BIS IMTIITIC/ LIMED PEAT N el., MEG LAMIC /Noel., TI,l1,1 ROONEY TBI

LIMY TUTUS ICAI*INI OLBOT I.LLET. ICeplrol l AL SIENMT (MI11a1 ENKNOU INNEIS 1.1 WIT NERCO THE lIRlc) CARS IEMbere) SANE IRAN levee/Tome./111.1 -01115 I 0. 301EEIEIMtral

Fort Collins 303571 -1 232

Herres, BOBBY{ NIMITS I Is+e 1

4 S01SnM/0. POLICE Now FOGELBERG

(Full Ion/Eplcl STEVIE NICKS Ibdrn/Arco: Al TM TIBI LLIMK BENS BAND IMI PAS Columbia/ FIRE C(0BON

IMI I Iennl WKAI JOAN AIWTIARIM

NCB DYLAN 1.141 / J. (ELLS BIO LEl /Arlo.

RI GEOM G LINI PII JU ENTWISTLE IRO. GENESIS IMlenticl MIAISSA/CtSIR NS/MN) ROLLING SEINES

(%11 IngSTn/Mcol NICK( LEE JONES 181

ILKE OM Insta/ M

LOFOENAtrwT/LUI MVO CORO POI ydor/PoI yea I

SNIFF IL OE TEARS IMA)

Jars IM NE ISBENG

SPAM GYIU (KAI u JNUEW NMI TINS15 INedlrat, Mss TRACT INnnrsn PASSALPS (KAI PASSPURT 14srit l OSMMU KITAJIS IMlstel

Singl.s

W: CLAN (PPE.. M: JUF NIEOL

Moe PINK FLOYD 041141e1 el WANOW (MI.

DEL MAMMON IElektrel

Ml. BLACK SABBATH tee, MILLI MICRO IEp lc, PETER CETERA (Full Nin/MI Of tEMMO IMrcwy/PolyGrel 306 WELCH IRAI /RS 1.141. ANNLL BRNO CFI FULLAMr Ice MILS LGUREN IBA10,rnK +/A) MEG LAKEs1 MSDONNIE IRISS

1

MAI ee I RIM5I BAD M IKR) INET MALL BANE IMlntl OC S,EART SM CA/ MLL 1 (A,fI TAI III VOLGA, ICpltoll

Fresno 209-226-5991

GENiSh IM L46304T (4l mele 6IMITERFLA51 IGet15/M I

J. OILS BARA PEI P.S. ice/ RINKS SMislal OUT Osman (Jet/1151 POLUICE INNI PC/DC lelenticl CARS Stmt MOOTING STAR (Virgin/Iolcl

PUOEMRI I

ISRAEL SLIMMER G

Orpal 11

FOREIGNERMlenticl PAT BEMTM 112Noal Tal BO SEGER I SILVER 1Lealtoll RIOT 1E1

SNIP VGR IScor,1 bes/OS/ OVO IMI

NE,L VIAND E MAE,

M/Ppr111)

Jazz Rom

Singles Nom



W: NIKE BERRY

JJMe PC/DC IM

BYMImTowicl T Aarael STABI.TEA IMItel JDAM JETT Bteraelal MAL 6 1rIFl PAP DAVIS el

Me I. LISE!ELII (NI I1 e.IWRAI LOOSE, BUCKING. (As.. G.N!EALASM Gelten/NB) /.ELY ARTCMT 1EDEPIL

Milli 6 MUNUTES Iferl.al EDDIE SCIMARTI 161601 CARS (16/<061 0.4511 01 tAL INS INRI

E5 111 00411 IRIS (IC. NS STELE MILLERLLER RAID 1,461ío11 POLICE /ALAI CLIME BLUES BND 1101 B® NEUN (MA/ RINGC STAGABSroIAI SNEAKER AMY/CBS/ K STEMMT 14-101 .4 ERIK 1512E Goo/ ASK

JOHN MLL BAM M# I .100

Gillette 307-6825101

Fq Ube 5C11011/J. ARMER ((00511

NEIL 101Alf L UA2Y M/1.Dr1e,

MMT PAIL BAM IA I

-QlElá BENGL I. ro.lcl -QUEEN rtll{lIK/.1I..MIIeEIe.rAl

LOYFMBGY 1.1uM1e1 RW STHART 00/ GENESIS .110161

CMG l 11CÁ 1

BLEG LAKE IL» viol ise MILLING STONES 1.1n/Atco

UL B K SABBATE TAI ND J. GEILS B EMI Amer lc.

Jere TRAUT 1r11r01

fNOVEA MASIMTDR IE6.r. Al YRREAII LIBI

I[iAOERS 1.1NILES

DAVIS 061151.1 000 JANES Rbea/Col l .1. IPI e.//FMI SUFIMAE lrellrt1 EARL BUM 1.1

50101.6 None

98 Rock PO, BILL IMO

NO: AMY PRESS.

Me NR FLDIL IE611061e1

GREG LAM l.r.ell. CENSIS 1001 Mltl<1

RDR 141áN LIVE at/CMA 1

NEIL 4 E

MCRAZY

WE/ppri.l NOD STENAT TIBI INAM METAL IM11 /bon/NVl. DIESEL ROp /.col MCP SMINO IELD IKAI 0.0. SEAR 1 SILVER 1G.IEo I, RIOT (M..ral BILLY SWIER 0.40.11 M2AETM /NMI

MAE My I EIen M IA [ICI LEL SIMMER G

1WELI Ivo SAVOY BREW E1/46I6/10.00511

Honolulu 808.524-7100

LASE! 1.1[1.111 KAY LIGA c POLICE /NMI REELING STOSS

1.111np5á/Mm1 FOREIGNER M... URS EElarrel

Y LOBOHM INf/RISI 101 5 lOrlstn1 LOYERBOr 1.11.1e1 PAT 0010R 10r..l1. WARE ERLEN 1.1e/P/

VE STE MILLER BAM 1C.1á11 J. á1E5 BAM IEMI Mric.

SEEN EEl ear. MO RIDER 1.1.11 11110E11 /KAI KCLr RARIET 1.161 MM (KA) DEAL IRIS /KAI R115n wcrY/Pol EeI

N one

sIEArAn..a

I

i

(KLOS 95i4)

NG: .Tee EIMOOS

mene

B KwSABBAIN IMI WSFr BPK11i.AM IMTI.I

FLYER Cf,ERA 14.001MAMIEuMlf

RCAI u

A.VIELE 1M J. It ILS GAO 1ML1AL. Ic AcI

MLLT MTLrETBMC I».Ir

OLIA tít/RI51 WEER IL Nacre DEL $MOM IElatrel MO STEAM (NGi IMABr 6 NILIRf5 14-I610 BB WELCH IRJ11

Retest M -/OC IM MT BEMRAR 0..611s. JUNIe MTISIE IAco 1

00S15 IMlmElc.

Los Angeles 213-557-7250

MELND r BAND ILI M,ce1 JAMEY lel

5 Ihrlatal GO en/IB: MG RICER 10.1Eo11 MELON 510ES

GPI) 00.n/00112 51/441M SUR

9A11ci BILLY SWIEY REGJSW I ori ros/RIS: BKKEWT 00001 UNS l'ION al BILIA DOL W.eIIE) L4 RAU) net .alal AB AT BLS in ale/e1Y41 STtIIE MRCS IMOrn/Arcrl OBICE (UNI

R MEILIRS Sere/61 RIPSH

KAI/Polrfese IIEH M ll ENEA. l PNL!

IM/epe l e l

S106 1. Ibn

0911179439 POI SA

PD: uELSUNI

NS,. SRREN

Nam RmA

1.1.0

á0s15R LA GMITEMLMSn I.Mm/LEI

Y

101. M P 4 SEILLE 1

STEVIE NICKS ILIOLrn/Ateo/ BILLY MIDIER (».1,.511 OEM 11A1 1E00 PAP BAND

A

G treni 161 AI BOB YELP. /M

MEG LAKE 104.EI111 PIP FILYO 1.1.15111 DEL SE.. lEletorai K551RG,UCBI IM OCA1 B®T { EDRITES14.1s. MACK SALAAM IRAI MD RICER 1.0 .1

Los Angeles' 213-464 5638

KELP MR:MT I1 132Y 0.1416. 1NI/ RI1) .QCISO 51001

1M1ÁÁÁ Srn/Á[60l RUSALER IA1mt0

K nimble

l

PL/DL Mf

PARIE IMMI ODD STEM, IL: BB SEGER l S L WR IC.1.11

VEA01 I.lu.lel CEPS MeetreJ MIL NU. L GAZ. 116/LEEOI

J. «ILS BRINO 111. M WISH PoolyGa) 1111.6. /RCM

PEER ...re,

Sl.p,a I..

PO: NMJNEL SMEA NO: LVID MELE

Los Angeles 213-469-1212

LM 11.91101 bhp105E1 BECKIWNM IN0.1 -BILLY ML I(o1.151h1 GEL. BENSON IERI -PGRIFER YMBES KM)arel RI STEMM IMisrhl

STEVIE NICKS IMnrn/Á.60l ral. WNTEMUSX Gellen/A/ CM MILL I240/.11 .01061 Irn ARASIL CHINA 10161 STEVETESEMILLER BAM MR aw%

KI DEE MA/Lop SEEEM IM, RITA C0OL10MIOW 1µF) PETER SEEEM 1Fu11 eon/PI 04415 CMOS,. [8.0010. STESE INGE11 IEPO1

STEMlE 1%56.11 CUFF O I1.1 / WM. MITI AA

GNARL IE OBRE (WRYel Ise SILLY JOEL 1101:.4.RI MILL IMU IR n. 1eI WKA/ 4££ GEES (RSV m /Pol Ylrl M5 1C011151h11 RMMY (DUELL IERI

SALA

oHNErEi'ELI(EIREK

Ií511 MI./ODIAI SFATA Ios

Roo FM 100.7

PI. RICA UMOLL M: LARRY GOES

Mao DAVID AMIE 1 a/MI PET. CETERA

rl 1F 11 Mon/A1

n/16M IA u BILLY BWOTh1.1.00

-RIAOM.IEAR .IAA)

BLASTERS OSI KAI DEL SAMEN E10r61 JIM IPolpar/PoIrGr.l YAN ETT .Á.O.11. STEVIE 11U5 llenerI/.col HURRICANE SINES IMI I

M61AN 1áS/N11I ADE IGER IM RARA-/[/

DOAK Tel por/PoIrCr01 Y0G MIL 41 MAZY

M/NOMAI GARTEMLASH 1.1109/10) JON a YANGELIS

lel UNO/ ROOOTICS 1M646erce/0351 J. M Il5 BRIO 111 Á.01c.

tLSPRIERWY YISING /.ICI COSTELLOL. 1..01 LG.. (Col..

0 TP TAI MLL 6 RTES IKAI RAINY 1'0101 PAP.. 156SC 0001TTI Oros/RIO LI MM Blf]GII.NM G

5E14Á2 RESE. GPassorl

Pasadena 213-578-0830

W.1 (µM1Klo r11.1./AEmI

-SPECIALS II.rM -PE,E SMLLF, IIMpr01

MEOW IKAI R..0105 1St i lr

LEI AD. l TIE ANTS IEoic1 MO RICER 161.11 AC/DC.lMlmticl POL. /NMI KINKS Ifelstel GD-CORIMA M NMµM RS/I UMIMU BOARD 11

EMIDERS Sirti/AI ROLLING SNOWS

Roll Ono 01.11.-0101.11.-001.11.-011.1IUo1TOI / SPASS AA/MY-F1/ U I 1161.1/00 LURE INNI 5140051E l 1150E

SEC/MM. SUBLIMA. LA.5 IS... GENESIS

ic WEER IElaral áY0 IMI GM. EWIBEIOES IYlr.lnl M. [ODO Go. Ri rse

IK .VILLE GA . Icl MLL e YI E rS/NMI -J.EE WAY.TTER IlacM '

Jere Rent

S 51.166

D Phoenix 602-833-8888

93 FM IIOC14f ARIZONA DEL SSER 1E1.00 SM1 RICK 161EL0 MAL

PG: »Ft SATTLER RI/DC lMlmticl K: J. UYIO IAAES

PINK FWYD Imlrlal IARY MmTIE 1E6161-0IESEL

(un hm . 1WIw CARS EIL10r.1 ELT 1.14t/C1351M

BEMTA IW vs. 1, BILLY JIIEI E.Ir151. SEEN E6.a/ GREG

POURERS I 1 lo:n/ODlc,

1.0.11110 IEol.ab.al .SRE VE MILLER BAM IC1514oI1 SIAKFR 1rn /RISI

FMN PO

mene

151. ELY M/IRS/ WEG LAKE 10erysel is/ K/0. IMI f0/ OUT USOLO E Il.IARIL MILL IN. 101 WRA/ KINKS IMlsrelll RUSIMTOMCOLLINS OCA) DAM

/fu)lI l NG .0E1.1

AS 1.10101 MA VT METRI full 1Lnn/.1151

5 TOP T BI

OT ElEArral

. NEL l CATES (RCM REDY JOEL 1.15161 RIDER iT151ol)

KNRIK 10.1101 ARS IS re

R.I. EI STORES

1.11 bASrn/Arc) J. DELLS BARD .1 .0001 MAKE /NMI STEVIE NICKS Elrn/M<el 00 STEMMA IM) 101BIEY I.I.rle/ UIIL IHAX I 11ennlAI GMrtEALASX (.1AR)101 1110SfS MCA.. 1Á0Y1.1 GENESIS lMlmticl

Jazz Ebn.

Slrgles

Phoenix 602-8383062

ID STIYAT IIBJ QUEEN EIa1tTl M T BEATM 11».1 161 0B I.,Mrkse POLICE 01.1 BIB NELEM (R.A1 HENRY Ma BAM IATIM flcl .6111.1..6111.1.15 Eo111e)

J. ILE BAM IMI Mrical STEVIE NICKS IMatrn/Atcal LLIJRTEALALI I.I len/M I

RULEIM STO05 el11np5ML/A,ml

FOREIGNER G

DEF EPPND Iwc1rV/PolLtrI LOYWBO' I.IOMblel

FLONT persrllle/1BI KZ SEGER t 51E01 C.I11510 MOLIY 0.140114p161

0. N ne

ILS

/

PO: L114 VAN IOU LLWIAJNu«

<r9/OAU ROOM )E Iwane., IYr l. bIB SEGER { SILVER 14M0tol, GENESIS IA ,en .cl BRIE SABBATH 1. 1.1.5£1.10.41. IRIY),Il

W.LL.NG SYOCS Gel IMnp.n/Arco,

sEVE ICR51Mmrn/Mca, TRIGm1 (MAI

RUM Iwcr!/Polrr.l AS IM16rM

NRICER n.lEolGot I. O

RIGS1EHMIAIEI rolnl.icl

IMO TOPE 1.1.1.A M ,.sl

Portland 503-655-9181

ki11Y1R ISmrrl ro./LESI PC LITERA(Eu ) ../1111.MIM

L SCEM I MM, PAIL I BAM IAtIAR .cl

PIJWIGNER IMl.flcl serene 11611/51/1 RIAS cAtleenT. J41UEl I.I..lel GARTERFLASH I

INS DE I.Mrer.11AR/m, POLICE INN, AI, pSBIME IM/RIM J. állS BIO IBII ...RE,

BILLE SURER I.91eo11 MF LEEWARD Iwcrr/Pol W1 PIER FLOYD 1.1.1e1

Jena 111.

51np)es rn1

M: KAN LAN.

MIM .vlllf AElenrl<I

Mellen ALL a MEES 11CÁ1

M ff C651Ma n/Aeetl LM .61E01 1

L11LE MAT AI bILLY JAL Koh.. MOO COABNN

0111 WKA) EMR4U M115 MI

STE01:050.1.61.1. 1'IIEE I RáD>('pIoIIIIIon/Mce1 EOIE SUMARTE (Mcol

We FáEIRERG

010100,60.: 1La rn/1B

Portland 503-226-5000

MALIA STIMO 1.111n.Stn/ATL0I

RI ANMM IERI R1u STENAT 10., AL STAT GM 1s,6í 3NAKA rn0 m4-/.31 R101 CETERA /full Moon/M/ STEVE MILLER BEM (215101:

Jazt WUVER O SMIMTw Kn a leaLl LESFr.E NIl3 IN ano. 1.55 1.1.:1I e

1 161.6107 fRIMLIN 1.LE.p:el B. MES 1,1060 IM1.1.1 MUaACERl IM.AI

IEGG 111£115.

AN GABELA G Mro kiiOAM Ir EOM KEOGHIW11raM LNLY I'W

Gt.{ JEFF I Ilploli >1,1es tone

,D: pM.IEIASSf.UE M.: 616.D,KE Na.

LEVO IMI EWIE SCARNI IMF. TERN PLANE1áL1 E.I. STEGE NICKS (10arn/Á[6o1 IIMSE: BECK. NN IAaY..I

/KAI ÑNp Pone r M

LIZA USBORM 1.10/0111 YM 1001 MLL BUNG 6 UPI,

A/1.9.1ÁR1 MALI MAXIE, STEVE MILLEN SAND íC.1 to 11 l.rf LI AP WEG LNE1IW.el lal

A

1WICIOr

Te ENIIS,LE (Arco, Dirty*

RUG (w<M Y/Pone. 9e SeryM Clour...rer

' bl.lf ...Re lo

POLICE TURI

Reno 702-329-9261

ROLLING STONES 1.11n...11/Ate.

LOVERS.' 1021.00 CAS 1[6Mr. J. GEI BIO (11 Mrka1 MD RICER 101611.1 ..106 nLunLASO Ile Arin.

W TEALASH NGatlen/101 PL/DC (AflAnticl

CAE...lp ...Put 115 PiLpr 1iM1 GEN3151A /

T Mm lornr Mep It Or

TLf EASTER Is

GIL SUIT,-WR0 LM ISTRI K]S AMUI 6T.Ts, GOV. 10.114.FIRet<61 MM IC LAIERAI)! Irl

EARL KZ. Owl JEFF TYZIK 11.59IIOII

TI lISBERG KAI YUI ALONG 1.0<a) S.AYR Me

I

Keen&Sacramento ' 916.446 4965

M: M SC'LBOFáR

,one

MeI. JUEZ EZ 1..M IMIse

-JUICE NEL. 1Up1011 aMM14 MILSN IKAI -PAA 443 thelstal -STEVE CALLER BAM (Leal Lot/ -ShYlf YOD3

.11 IPoI roo/ -w

I./A K LRAEN.0 .IMAI

S,EVO NICKS .Morn/Mco1

MIL DIAMOND 1061.)1.1 .LL D DATES OCAi LINDSET BEKIK.NR (Attn. DAM FMELBFA4

oo/.Ic i

EDGE M

RABII IE6RTre1 bIBRA SRMISANG I.I..1. -áWá BENSON I.hMnl -01.1 NOSS iVpY 14111L. 14.160,1

EMI RIllGc LUI ,M GsTER Isentan O.

5.Á0l es

KROY >-/ FM t240AN1

PO: DEMIS AMARLI M: SCOL MITCELL

AM. 1.n1

Nel. STEVIE NICKS 11.1rn/Atcel MILLIYAD (MIIO.IWT1.1 ll { UTES (MAI DAN fOELBEK

FOREIGNER (Slant., 00-00.1 IRS/NMI MD RIDER 0..11611 LCOEMBOY 1.1.161 !GURNEY Oa,.1el T1u1M IKAi -WfEn d L. b.lE IE1e.re1

Sacramento 916-4467548

FOLILE STS IM 1 SIEYNTI1/BITi

(uNiEALASN (.M./m, J. á12S BAM EMI 1r ecel STELE MILLER BAM .Cep, to 11

CANGA 1Matreel KINKS (.1st. 'BALING STOSS

(1.1 I InISfn/Á1m1 LIMSEI BUM.. IM:1.1

None

n.1es Pone

PO: ETOY AM SEIL

ARAN 4../DC UOIARr0I

PINK N 1101.4J Uá11 NEWS Moo ;K. (e) par/PoIYe.

AA/..R SABATM IERI S T. ver

-STEVIE YIE US Morn/Arco,

Me I. P UL ICE 1MM iUIMY TURKW 1.1..001 WEG LAKE (W.el Is/ PLY GSMDIRM MASS. GAREN 1£1,00011

Sacramento 916-9253700

MIL BLAG 6 ERAS ./eprl.l %A./J. MISER 001..1e

MAMIE IRIS (KAI MAMIE BAM 111 Mr 1111

MALA M,LET 1.Ic1

f MELI. STIES

IMI1In.5An/Mm1 10111EÁ. 1RÁ1

J. á1LS BEM IERI /Er1051 WiS Pee GENESIS on/0/01c)

Jeri

S1rAM1 MnO

'1114 Salt Lake City

801-972-3030 .0 NG SIS 'w111,..ar/M1.1

1.71.11-12 4rOL1LA,1r I r 43b1AM,1 N101'.. ".'.... SABBA, « I WE M. .11101. SAW,Aroa/Ib. INt 4 LAKE .s MO WELLL 11....,K

: (ALT .L0. .Ai.wrEMreh/w3: Aawueat .be,ee

4EEn.Elafrc. 1.4..0r£0.0. EYI! ne aS IRLrn/Mcol

J. M ILS SAM ENI AL..mO

LrfW4TO I. MFLl.MCh 1

etc .LE I I WNhALA5nN1.r11Tn/181 n11EN+ LEAi LtIEVEY BLLK.MAAR 1MI1.)

.W STEeA.:, IMI ATARE MILLA. BND .1..15Kre11 MT KE9.c

Olx.¢R 1.611011 1

»URINE, I N.e wN fuáu.Ew

:Fee 1

rIsE1WEabMen <i Sp1a

I __ San Bernardino

7114 825-5020 K/á 1

1

N JAMES hF TY FLA.r Er11 e11aE Tit M: Mrt TARER LEV, uSBOAM IJE/RISI

AI. 11 NM RRER CE'rERA 0501 Paon/vb. 70,;:.!......,..:::.

n! MELIM STOVES

'urtN4N IwI1InpHn/AEcol L

Ie .ese u.KS IM[rn/Arca, PEILE IAAI

w-fiS IMS/NN, ROD SMART IMI Tuer Ate. ... Gm....Gm....MSS EIetr., BKAA

os SAM.,M t!I KINKS IMMf.

PAT .MAR IW a M.. TimeroanoYr

. M ritLLci{I lk Mo.a...0,., LlDrt wSM 1y crr/ROIYra

WJA,EAeASM ..4ERA1//E r UOL....rMr ...ImI w . M. Brcntte

T,LNRI ,ALLI, J. GILS BANG 111 AL.IcNI LREY LAMA bY..1 FIerrr »rMTIr GENESIS

I I

Iw.I

ER BAMI. BB SEGER { SILR1 ICeR.ra1 . r.. M.

F(DLIIMEn I41mIcl S..AIa JOWNE11 Col 1.e1e1 w '-KGsFIN San Diego ,

10195 714-292-1360 NILVAEL SCIEMEB G

1W.all1 EDDIE PAh .1.11m1

NO: »Of :CMG, 1»

ICMr, BOB SEGER 4 SILIER ICaplo.i SKAAER Iw.M.MR/RISl

SERRA NEIL álA4 6 MAZY 1YM AOWS INMI IA/R.rlel WV' PIE..L IelYOr/PoIIrse ..En wcrY/Po ILe CENT Nm11. 4 TE IODIc MOM a O. BUE (Elmore. S1MfK 101.)01 PI. 51011 IBortalKl rO1. HettesT URS EIR.rNI FOREIGNER IM k/ LAP EMANE IwcMM/Po/Mrel .01.1.110STDEsme DAM ECáEENG Moo 1In.SáFArcol

ful. Mon/.ICI STEVIE NICKS 10..n/Alcol MLL l LABS INA) JDBE1 ...1151e) STEVE M1LIfR BARO 1Cep1á10 1.111.4E1 BA.A1IpNM I11.Y1..i PIM FIOLT. 10o11.161 4LI1ITE9LAS. I.tIM/!. MICE 1.A1 W -W5 G.RS/MAI BOB NEON 0.1 PAT BfMrA IWrs.(Isl MO RICER IC151Eol' LRB 4011 .. SCMM/.I. LRKER114rR1.1 J.

MIroIBEM 1011 Eiger lc.

RD MEW OBI álEfl (MImr1Cl .41..5:01,1 Bros/T651 611. 141stel AM I.1.15111 lOVEA1J ...le. BI®Y 6. DRILLS IkleE.l AL/DC1 OR EL LAKE W .Is1 I1 TOTAL

u .AAA..61 Jot,

OLT SM.AM /1851 L.E. PETER 610 1,11ll 1.0111111.011111Jume

ATT óort.11l SAIA1AI5s M PALL BA Y M flcl

I San Diego ..A

714-565-6006 O: 6 TEA KAMMM,

LAURA ILNIRSL GENESIS IMlmrlcl WCDS 1IRS/N111

Loto CMS (EIARTrse e I A FLAN MOM.) 00 STEEN M/

FLANMOM.)rley* LINDSEY BlAxllq.á IM..1 RICE INNI Mr. á1MTEAlRSN I.I./il

bJBBY l 11ILIh5 (M).el J. á1l5 BMD 111 Merl.) w 1..... Le.. 6111115 IMI

US Ir/015I aRrr n.

BCnI.M1.01/G1)01610161,0.on.l MO RICER 1.1.1w.upb.IPOIpw/Polyrse

Lr1r1. STEVE MILE ITOI R ONO IC. I

SNEAKER 1. Y/RIsl fN O roR JOHN [AeMShE 6 LIY MTGMR GODI<'

(DEG TAKE IWY.eLIH IC ELY

I.I.511 SAY MK1-II E M IFOIc/ R1511 Lwcr1/Polrr.l BALK S/19N,N I!1 T. Mryr `c1e.r...Mr MmYm KNC (MI.TICI EMIR SC../.001-PEENWOEEEM { O. WOE 1.

Jet/

YKIINEY 1:6 1 UNA ROLLING GORES)a 51.A1s

11.11/neStn/Afco/ .ne

FM n Diego 714n-23D61-9153r2

ROLLING STOWS PG: J. GE1A4 L.11np3tnAtml AYYRe IrIrA/FrIOn w, Fire. LS 0.0.0 LICE N11 AI

lcel E.fY 11ER1O !

J. á MC ILS BY IERI Aar .Irle/Arlr wl. WNTEMLASM'J.../El STEVE RIGOR M.IL.I+o11 MAMMY 1.11.wt...lErt MILLI., I nn WKAI ..e In L0,,,,,A ».1 0.0 -Belle,

0I LOVEA4r 1 .t1. WB SEGER 4 SILVER I44IE411 INDSLY Bá.M.N11NY1.1 .I.M MEA1r !TrY/n TO Llr

RW ST.NO IM, l BEFATAW Iraalisl I B le. Ir. l Ic P'o.las/prl GENESIS IMTrItel /

fUMEIGIER 6tI AS 141RM1.1 Jos.

Me STEYIE RICIS (IbTrn/Acoi

1 5A1Anoles Throe Er 0t .0,0Dr...

OBM SPO: MIKEL.A:TER

DAM JAN4

No. MAW MISSI BA

LIKIfEY B:[%IMONAI INYI.I MILL SAM ( .iWRGI

01MLlEMIMlmticl GEYD EAI AU11. ERM1ISTLE IMco 1

GO -C4.1 I . S/NMI OPIO FL. R.R.

1F.1 R0n/14II STEVE rMSEn (OD1c1 AM MA BAM 111 Mr100 5.1pmH'A... NSeaY

MEG LAKE IW1.161 MLLE RA s.MT t.lc I

'e1cil,i EY

0 Lr

STEVE aLIERIBND (Capitol) PINK FWR k I.I..lel

otw Ic1. NmRr RAM :. 1 ASTI' 15111

M. PolYaor/PolYra1 SLXBN/+. ARMIER 1.1.0100 N. SOC. Alnp `o Yeu-

btlnp +'IM S.rIrW i5cottr r RI oA/S, w 1C11 'Join Toppw *MILL.

PC/0GM1.tic1

San Jose 408.246-6811

MT BENIN IWEOM.I Bum SABBATH TIBI CMS GleMra DAM FIARIENG

(full Mmn/.Ici OSIER 1/41.01c1

J. GE TLS ONO ILI M 1661 Lmwfele T

áM315 (M E MLL { CATESLI

AIMS. 1050.II161 K INKS (Pets.) .Ofro?l Ma.4...061 LOVEwOR 1.1115140 STEVIE RIGS (barn/Aft) DEI. RS.UTAIE I./RISI POLICE /NMI guraneUSM R.I./E, SEEN (Ele.rel ROLLING SAGES

1E MAC á/Á0e0) MN SIPol Peal BM SEGER { VEO 14 10401

B ILLY I YSW IER IE.o1 ro l/

FILw: MIpM

rM .rO MID STEEAT AO TRIUMR. IRAI MIL 10I4 MAZE AIY

A/rprlml

MNtrlev

SI.A6R

1.31 rKm 61: 7 V

,D: EM RU ARMEM Mr RW100.

LopnO

.11. ERICE INE, DYC (AM) ) STE

MRVIE

ICKS 11.10n/Atml GENESIS lMlmticl NILS LOM E. 1.cl.tre1/111 MT BEATA IWr111. u0. IR.91re11 F(IEIGER rAtlmI. ST I4N1 BOB SEERE SILVER 10150011/ 11. SERI 1 I I Nom/N11 u1 pw+TEAUSN 1.11./MI

San Jose 408-288-5400 (14ÁI

áF SWARD IMMORlPeal ROLLING STOLES

11.11.4./.col IMt!a BILLY SWIER 1C151011 Mg INIZI M RIDE. 1

DRAY 0 Cep o JOURNEY 1.11151ÁI RIOT IEl.tr J. MILS BAD 111 Amer ICM JEFFERSON STMSNIP (MAI 1411.31 Oolyári/Po1WW1

.1/MI I1.1 SWII VW 140.1106/051 MBA l4- STA 141.0.6/ODKU

Jeu OMM

SprplA

i hmf

JpBEF

R1: B15B, CAE NU: BROóE JOIES

ELL INT/1851 s EYIt MILKS (Mown/M.

PRY

IAER MIm cl BE10144 IWrsalisl

0.11.Scotti ros/0151 001.1,111

A/O 1Á1.S iElettre.

San Francisco 415.391-9400

NOLLLL4 SIMS 1.1 I I.ASEn/MADI

MONEY .I1151, ROD STEMART OBI SeEVE MILLER BAM ICro11011 J. rLILS M IERi MI<e: GEMSIS ( GMER M.nrEl c PRICE IPA.

Emo

wn5^.ln

KSFX PO. PM EVMS

MST I 1.0M1TES I0Ist11

%/DC 1 11

J. OILS5 BARB 1911 Mrlcel BILLY 4041.EI roll GEIGER 1

5100 401 I Yoffl SC MS MIA 119 TEMI SCIACI W-GOIS I IRS/N.1 ARS

EO

1

DEE MSR . 01. T .COI

MD STESAR! EHART I OBI GORTEALAAI l.le/El

VPE NMI M)L 1á.O4 MAZY

110./RL. I.1 PEEVE MILLER w10 1401%0

POLICE ICE IERI LARI el por/Po. Aree

On lile MuskPM

PO: DIU 5WENND

Atte RI/0. IMI mrlcl JOAN ETT 110.0.110

em rt¢. LIGI

LAM ILMITOLI ONION Gels LOLL I. STA 111r, 0/10k1

a Blood L014001 .1.16/

San Francisco 415-928-0104

R. SODI/J. IMMER 1(01115111 IRITE I.II.INI

MELI MILITE IAlcl OZ2Y OSBOUI[ IM/RISI -PEEN L D. BUIE 1E1.. 1.t16e MILLING STOVES

11.1I HAr./Mml ROUET .II.Ise MT BfMT WtWll11

GENESIS I

CMS LEIMrOl c AD RIDER IWláll KIAS IMIO11/ LOWBOY .1.151.1 LOOTING STA Ivirp In/ ODkl TRIUpI IR111

Jam Moe

11 1e

Á0E1 MLL 100 111 Pe. Ice, .64111110.11

IAA/ Sh1E MILLER WM 1óp1.1/

AS GM NOD STEHART L. 1o.. Tr

MOSTET 1.10 MIM. Mel Misr/Pol Are.

San Luis Obispo 805-544-5093

PRY 05eáRN INT/01S1

,BILLY TY 1. SWIG ILAIroI I

n Ow .r1 IEIMv PAIL BAND IA1.11c1

WMTEAuSN I.I./El POLICE INNI MAIL LR IATI FOREIGNER ( m4- JOKEY S.1.1e)

1

RELING SYOES

J.EOM IE á1L5 BARD 111 Merle.)

GENESIS 1 I TI

TIE I

10 LEAR M .). MIS EIA1tr11

1111

rebrrev

SITOIRR M>r

I

Me BC. áM 151 NAM GOES

MM MOVER EASNIMTU EEleral ERRS I0B1S IEI

MEIr EILEU LI%]BIMM

e.IWRA) MAY. METAL Sall 1OJon/MTIu1 WAIING STEMS

MI I InpNnAml Sh (D rD VEMILLM ty)rol/ MOB MI .I..lal AM AKíLIs

PoIYMr/MIYp1 .R LIIEM311 lA 4Ie/.1

STEVIE MOOS 1.11111./AEmI AIR SUPPLY I011Moo EDDIE SCr1AR 1

WMáRS IG) BM MIES ITewsen 1.1

EIDS YE BECAME.I.MA.)

KTMSFM Santa Barbara Rock 97.. Ai, , 805-963-1975

MMTII. BR,. Iwclrr,(Mi1 n EL IMAM 1 WKA1

MIME lEplc1 DAN LBERG

vMon/.Icl FGE11pWM (Mlentic.

f POST Ele.r1

BILL. ML 141.1.0 POLICE (AIN) 415 AMNIRAIM 1µM/ STEVE BACKS (Obern/Atcoe ROUIE LEE JONES I01 MD STEMMT 1101 SIWAMER I IG'I.R/RI51 K SSMARTT /MISER) MTI MISTAU 4.0../101 L. I p1á11

IISne

LrA1a

KTYD FIT: JAMES LULL

SUSAN CMIS. Nasa DIY. BOMBA t50.101 PINK FLOM 1.1..15611.1 M IPATPoIONJr/Polvlrse

-ETU IfK M -MEE SE -P-PETES

ERIE IMLEr

11111ó6p11

Santa Barbara 805-963.1801 1411801, 11.MerAPol,rI

I a GREER A/ 5áT LE.R /AI

1tl. GS F.11414IF:1../.kl

B.IJMILIAJNWN N. tannl.,

R BEM IW.I is/ BOB ML[« RCA) Mr IMO R8X wcr!/Po/MMOI YEN AAATMOIM 1NM fu551NG*O.CMEIM 1MA 1

8E4.1 l 10111E5 1M61NI T1..1O TERM 1.IM11nt 1001' PAU. BAND KINGS Elefal fIMMMNIOTI Mirpinl

- M MESON 1.1NA .11.1 CLIFF 0.1 r.AN. LE.IE ...

A.11 IOMENIAI'

B ILICE E

INNI

1

E SIS er I EMS IEIa.rI/ OISTEMLASX L.Ren/AEI REELING STONES

IMI I InTSrn/Mco1 FWEIGER IMIARTIci RASEe 141.00 J. GEILS ONO IERI Amer ík11 NE, 1IKIIf 6 UNI:

AAL S TEMMT IERI KSMS IMl B SEáAA/M/ RA M 6 SILVER 140001/

-ERTRIO. IRA, MER (EIe,ra1 WM elm. a TIE EERIE I

STEVIE NILAS E1.ern/Á101

STEW IAN WNI is/

STEW MILLER 0151[01

YEA.. 1..INI SY. ALMS 0.10

Jeu

51.116

I

99 KXFM

10: AREM SKIAL

OLAS!EOS OSI a.) KGMFE. LANE I10o1

PLR 1. DAR FIIMNO.II,

,6416.11.1.1161 AA.EY L.I.10)

. YEAR 00111S 11.£ IM MIL 1.0 l CRAZY

IK/MSIe BOB SEGEN L SIL 15 (C)á1, KKK SEEM. INGOEI

kAYIYW Mott/ .ox/1651 MILLIBAR II .11.+11 I..L1 MTCMI IEplcl JOR HALL BAM 11 Meer íc1 10 P.M el pr/Pol II

MT BEATW 1.11IÁ1 1101.01L

TEERT MLL BALD m mtic/ LEAm( 111Emm/RI. ALLY sW1R11 IC151re 11

GO -CO, CONS/APO S rJOR(U.COLL. 1.1

ML {VAL 10r61.

PO: LIMY FALLOS

0RI60 LRAN1. 1 KY S.M. 1ÁA1

s 114.1 01.10..1 -1311áE SMIIEJi1ER I./ ALOI. ELVIS CGSTELLI 6.. 1.1.1e)

METEERRS 1$1..E11

A Y EDDIK

I.rol E SUMARE 1Mm1

1S51.011-COLLINS 1.1 BILLY BIRRERIE 1.1.00 CANES R1, S) I 0111.0111.µ (Orbit) 6V C1.MMER CIM INr Pm/ 0.100 MAIS IMI KING .IM>DR IYB/

KS I.Elistal MMIT DE(. O ITaO.AW Mal a/ MEG LAKE I. vmel I se KORFEY UM I RICA. LEE MES Ib) NS .01.«I.Ir.ILI T CLIFF °CAI ID /MAI MIME BLUES .0 IM) Mr. STAG IbrR.111 AIM E

-MR IMw/

RI WELCH MAI ARNIE IRIS ciao .4.4.144,184M.4.4.144,184M Ind /ad.nefur JRMISSNCE /IRS/NMI

Santa Maria , 805-922-2156

tottett MALIAR 1áM5

bl I In.Sin/.col POLICE NMI GENESIS

4- IMImO (YL E.Men/N81

J. á 125 BARD 111 Mr lc. URS Ele.rcl L001001 001.15111 OR11RP1 111.1 OOP 0.4.4AISINM ENE/RIST NEE. IEIm

ibercvr11 arg MOUSY/ /M<ol STEVE HILLER BAM 1MA1 ro l l

MOJ STEMMT IPI MEG LAKE 1 W.OI Ill KINKS MelMLITOSEal

RED RIP* IIMrI.1

E C

PETER CETERA Sul. Nmt/Mi OMIT { RIDRITES IMIaI

RESSORT 4 m,lc1 SPERO GYM IMA/ TER TS TILUMS lNGl

TU ORANT KI/./RIS)

Santa Rosa 707-544-5873

MATING Sea. `1.)l .Stn/.col

11 REALM' BI CL . LI.1 {I1 Strf N . OrILLE EM 1Ic1

YMM ARAIRMING IÁ{14 ...mas .n 1. flee Lhr DEL SMARM Sm..) DESERT MUM MA 1C.1á 1 MI. l MIDRITES 1

J. á BAR TLS D 11Amer 1 AMLc. TIE11F 1/414.101 Mms L.. B lm .ply M r STEVIE RICKS IM.rn/Moo/

GEMO TIBI BRIM COMM.

114111.M.0./ DM FOá1BENG

11 Ma4n/4,4, 1RMra CLO

GEREOERTEAu1R 1.0.001 STEVE MILLER IWO 10151[0. 1

LEM®. DYemaY/1831 MD SEMMT111111 B B SEDE SILVER a SILVA IEp1oI I

TOOT 10,IR (µ11L1

PMT TEMENO IL1I I..1 011 ROSY { MAZY

Ti SeBINT Istal Title v OSet MAE! SWELL IMI DEEM IEIRMral

6.6 RIG IAATEM (F (TPIITS e FIR

.11

04.1 your/Poi Wel .aI KITAJ114 14161. MIRE MAIMIERI DAVID MIME. IMI

' SEATTLES Seattle ^¡¡¡''BEST

i \\ 208-824.4305

KM."' FD0 OIcl

IAIlER 11 lMlmticl POLICE, 141.0.1 POLICE 1NF

10»....14110»....141 IPO: BEM PSIiL REIS YOUNG E DAIrw: STEVE

IP E/

á2R lENRER IN/ RITD9p

PAIL MMM Iwcrr/PoI Gr. I.h.1 %SLIM STONES

11.1 I InINn/ArcoI Fame. MI 0.0,11Srel KIMkl.l.

E GIER. EM LASX .EI./MO GEESIS cl WEG LAN W..11 s1

á11M11 IRA) LMT TNUE I.II RI.I KIMILLFN BAND OlRIRo1 KEG FAISSEA Epic)

J. á1L5 bND 111 Mlcse HENRY PAP BAM REASI 1

MINENAISTLE 14.1 0. RIINIE IRIS114.1 NIA.VILLE I cl M BK SABBATH LEI M. 50101/1. We. Im ERG14, SARI ÁÁ.M 1 RIOSRMAT a"

/ Seattle 1 208-454-1540

NE puw*EALASX 1.11./413I PO: RMT OSTERTAG OAK F4áLRORG

NG, OAVE SCOTT Ifu1 I Ebon/FPICO SEEVIF NICKS Ibrn/ATcol

EOS PWICE INN/ MOB STEMMT L. CMS Eletrse *Yen Tura. .LEANER t )AST

INI FEIER CETERA (Full Mon/El 'MOSEY SEI.. I.1 LIAIn/L IMe11t RICKE LEE JUNES OMI

MP DAr15 (Mistel WEG UM IW M. 1E1

IIIa1 -/MLL 4 SITES IAA, MATEY . BILLY BAEi 1.1..11,

r41. MOM BWES 141Rmo1UPoIYG, GEES IS IMIen,IcI WILLINGSTSUS SIEVE ETi Ep cl 11.111.A5á/fool NAG J. GEILS 115 /EMI Awl., W-POS MS/NMI »MR 1.61tol/ -.ILO F/ M11

NOW COMO(Polytor/PoIWaI full MoT/n/M.Iu1 M. 1KÁ, DEC ME 11OMEMI Merlon) JR. TIENr TNT.1 1:151, I. SMMl I. STAN IYlrpin/Epic) MARTIN 11LEY 511n.1ä

Iwan Y/Pol W.

e Seattle 206.223.3911

1111 MLL BLEB 1811 1 AIceI 102,F1111 MALE MECEET 14,141 MIL 10Ú4 a CRAZY

PO: N. NN ran 101/.1.1611.MI La1G 14100. NILS LOG.. IBAcatrat/101

BU SEGER a 51.591 IG.IAo1 Eaea KART REEL BAM Mit Lan, lc POE Ewe 1101.361

Hotta. wl. aol ieo FL/RISERAeor 1Ml. SILO. RM RRA, MU RIEB 14151t01 PEILE I1EK1

In/..cl 'OSAR Sall MEAL Mm/MRIAI OIL IREK5iOIEçIYlrp BILL, SWIG ICI1to11 ((belle.../Mo, OFF LAMMS IwcmY/Pol W. DIUET KEo11MlKINKSKIS

1MIstel GENESIS IM W SEEVIF MICAS IErn/.col LIATEAUN~..Rhin/El

KB WEER IM.AI oral CMIADN IN1/.11 ALL. Iwcrr/Pol Aral -RAISAS Iel:15r/Pol.(r.l J. MILE 11E LERI Marks,

RI/DC IMletic, Jam AR TI E. Y O. IC.I I

104 Perl L OE... IBca:rest KAI

sGenplcs MS

, 77Spokane 509-448-2000

PLLIA.RADRI e/®m5ticl

UNI RICK ATI 4LUING SLOES 1ST. M, Me MWTr 1.1 l In9SmAttee

MICE INNlAtI REf15GEIGER E JETT 111....F lmticl

/101 EVER CETERA 15 loon/W81 511 J. MILS 1100 1E411 Amlc.. .0n la LI. 2í.ín/1115111 flMe eRor PIA flu. 1ío11.14, Rap II..E.r TI16

L'Ib tElarrel STEM MLL)YANG 1 1á1l

LOVEATr KRIM.. S. . br TM. LIM A.

RESET .M.y 11NI

NIL YOVE4 { MET Aar IMAAS! IM/II51

LNG/rrl e1 IDS. IwLAS USRYr61

QUEEN LEI STEVIE NICKS IRIEarn/Arcot

LIACFY NLCA11OEM 1µr1.1 MD STAAT 1!1

BKK SAMEN (MI INGE 511.1E RATCMT 15.101 New. PA.r Peer PRIMOO IPolpr/MI,O.I

SERSIRM Tltle 14.

I.CNÄIH 6 2-624-5588

M: JIM TEARS Ia.ELY MMIRMITES TOI a,

CART l.A EMK 1EER al 0.

SANG STAR in/..</ -WEER I U. BMIf P6.rse GEL SRA YK IEM.ral

Fr IAGYM INY).) 4-,N. Pm i PALOAD 1.11151.1 MATING STOWS MARY PIA BARD lcl Ilbl 1MAL .m0 EW`E SUEMTI (.col MACE 1µM)

TM 1n1 P.TERFLA.1.1 (.MAR/Ml T.1 Xmla wl. FRA.BERET.

RILEY SWIER á.p1010 TMRIU1 IKUIW.1 lsl

LwI Y... SI.M LOYBBO, 1(41*01 SWAIwp Sc roc/CNISI KINKS MilEtal Mar w% b MES. 1M.Et lc. J. GEILS BAD 111 Amer ICI PEA RICER 11,151 to I1 ISrtrRnla NS 1.11151x1 RAI.. /POI Yr/PoI reel JONG ENT151E1 IAf PLY GSM./ SASIT 1.150 IAI.M

m,lc, ®1 CMS aT

OR!-SSW/Jena AL/CC 6I.r10 SNEAKER Ia.Rate/0351 Omi Lm N. Jazz GREG LAKE Karma. 1 s I 4-.L MAIL. A

X(ARISA TIR .c. 00 S ' WRY KlRlu l TM IFpI None

I

41401( Tucson

602-622-6711

PO: AIM ).MIM NG: WES BMI/Y

AS (Arista, AL M O.4.441,.....-. MARY MA 115 ÁL[161 (Cole... u11.Á M.le t M. It., Oar.

MIL ROK 4 PMAE IE/rrleI .M LSEY 91Ai1NINM ENV/., `M.. PM1110` GENESIS IM

1

SM. /KAI P. FLOM) 1.1:.1.1 FIRM 0.... EIE Po I[ or "I.4-. FOREIGNER IM Imticl K. .DC (Mlmticl ATEASM LR I.1./El .E

GE ILS RAM 111 Ar 1441 1 r6 C.4.D.r J. ROLLING SA 05.URNE Nt/RIST SAGES

N001 MP 1.1.InpSfn/Mml Iring 1p1... K 0011..1.4.1BILLY

SWIM 15ro ICill STEVE MILER BARD 10í.á11

ASOl<n LNMI r

GREG r M(Wraollc, tTIO Nv LtE[N 156NIre1 MM.

MELT TCOT I4.I01 4..T LucH

OTIla KAM IwL.rr/Polrose L

et Vancouver 604.684.7221 -C. _

EOYER60Y )Col .lel PO: GR. SNEER ISALK SABBAT INGO M: RILE SHANNON CMS IElmt./

- J. NILS BANG 111 Aa51041 GENESIS lMlmticl

LEANER 14r.IIY/.51 »URI. IIOI..I. -kit GLEE IsdnumI OILY OSEGAI INt/RISI POLICE EM T.I. ROLLLM STOWS OWS

1141110. /RAI b111.ALn/Awl MIL PD E GAIT 10 STEMMT LNG/

TAB// RIO I.1 QEE.IMmrral SAA IMu DUMTEAUSHSI.n.001 WOE SMARTY (.col ILLIS. IlennIWKAI

11 .I RIS 6 SERGE /KAI SABIT MRIAME F1 Its .e/El MIN (MAAT, GREG LORE CerNAI I.,I RUM Iwc rY/Pol Ara. STEM BALER BARD 1(151401 ï1R/OOb mend! ma...,

IP.t NINE. OM /PolYeal Jam

ui 4/101 NN.

To In.IRE K/O IAMenrlce MM.

MICE INRI SlnpYs MM.


Paae 70 RBRIFriday, December 11, 1981 f.. emeer

I BREAKERS® 'Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week.

RAY PRICE Diamonds In The Stars (Dimension)

On 99% of reporting streuen. National Sunwnry: Up 39, Same 18, Down 1, Debuts 18, Adds & RiR Chart 440.

LEE GREENWOOD It Turns Me Inside Out (MCA)

On 92% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 40, Same 11, Down 1, Debuts 10, Adds 7. R&R Chart 6042

WILUE NELSON Heartaches Of A Fool (Columble)

On 92% of reporting stations. National Summery: Up 38, Same 13, Down 1, Debuts 12, Adds 7. MR Chart Debut 43.

BOBBY GOLDSBORO The Round -Up Saloon (Curb/CBS)

On 81% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 32, Same 16, Down 1, Debuts 13, Adds 7. REM Chart Debut 44.

Most Added:

RAZZY BAILEY She Left Love All Over Me (RCA)

ROSANNE CASH Blue Moon With Heartache (Columbia)

KENDALLS If You're Waiting On Me (Mercury/PG)

CHARLY McCLAIN The Very Best Is You (Epic)

Hottest: ALABAMA

Love In The First Degree (RCA) RONNIE MILSAP

I Wouldn't Have Missed It.. (RCA) JUICE NEWTON

The Sweetest Thing... (Capitol) CONWAY TWITTY

Red Neckin' Love Makin' Night (MCA) GEORGE JONES

Still Doin' Time (Epic) JOHNNY LEE

Bet Your Heart On Me (Full MoonlAsylum)

MOST ACTIVE Recast relates are listed In order Of their actNtty. The two numbers following the artist/title/label designation (example: 100/251 Intiltate how many Of Our reporters are on the record this week 11001 and of those 100 how many added It this week (25). Mover are broken down for each record and kklCate how many stations moved the song Up on their charts, held It the Sae ice to On, add to on, 31-31, etc.), moved It Down on their charts, or Added It this week. irI Indicated one of this Weeks .most added" new songs.

BILLY SWAN "Stuck Right In The Middle..." (Epic) 81/14 Nadoel Summary. Up 17. Some 22 Down 0, Debuts 7, Adds 14, KU. KLAC. KRSY, KSON-AM-FM, KCUB, WCAW, WWVA, KLVI, WMNI, WKMF, WrTL-FM, WDOY, WHBF, KFH, WMC-AM d-28, R8R Chart Debut 48.

JANIE FRICKE "Do Me With Love" (Columbia) 80117 National Summary, Up 10, Semi 22, Down 0, Debut, 11, Adds 17 including KOKE-FM, WBAM, WHOO, WNRS, WKMF, W1TL- FM, WKKN, KU, KLAC, WCAW, WWVA, KVET 23.18, WCOS-FM 3624 KNIX-FM d$, KMPS-AM-FM d-28. R&R Chart Debut 48.

WRIGHT BROTHERS "Firmly Man" (WB) 51/3 National Summary- Up 24 Same 17, Down 0, Debut, 3, Adds 3. WNRS, KKAL WTOR-FM, WMNI 3934, WFMS-FM 10-9, WIRE 5.4 WITL-FM 28.23. KWJJ 4711, WVAM 41-34, WCOS-FM 3632, KHEY 42-39, WESC-AM-FM 40-36, WWOD 44-38, WBAM 7117. LACY J. DALTON "Wlid Turkey" (ColurnbW 50/10 Natlomal Summary Up 16. Some 16. Down 0, Debut, 10, Adds 10, KMAK, KTRB, WVAM, WKXA WPOR, WWVA, KIXZ, WYDE. WSIX-FM, WKLM, KWJJ 50.44, WPOC-FM 3630, WIXL-FM 4834, WOTO 4641, WFMS-FM 3021. TOM JONES "Lady Lay Down" (Mercury/PalyOram) 48/8 National Summary- Up 11, Same 17, Down 0, Debuts 10, Adds 8. WCAW, WNRS, WFMS-FM, WKCQ-FM, KICD-FM, KLZ KWJJ, KCUB, WYDE 3432, WaTO 44-40. WBAM 3428, WSAI-AM-FM d-34, WHK 38-28.

GARY STEWART "She' Got A Drinking Problem" (RCA) 45/2 Nadan.) Summary: Up 29, Same 9, Down 0. Debuts 6, Adds 2, KLAC, KCKC, KGA 70.22 WCAW 4642 WYII 37-34, KOKE-FM 4410, KVET 4811, WQIK-FM 42-37, KNOE 4636. WNRS 21-24, WFMS-FM 2626, KEBC-FM 17.18, WHBF 4434. SRAM BAILEY "She Left Love Al Over Me" (RCA) 44134 National Summery Up 1, Same 8. Down 0, Debut, 3, Adds 34 Including WPLO, KVET, WSIX-FM. WSM, KRMD-AM-FM, WCXI, KEBCFM, KFDI-AM. KEED, KNIX-FM, KWJJ, KSOP, KEEN, WBGW-FM, WYI1.

Ig¡ROSANNE CASH "Blue Moon With Heartache" (Columbia) 44/33 National Summary: Up 2 Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 33 Including WPOC-FM, WEEP, WNYR, WPLO, KVET, KHEY, WSM, WCXI, WOES KFEO. KMAK, KNIX-FM, KYTE KEEN, KMPS-AM-FM. JOE STAMPLEY "Lot's Get Together And Cry" (Epic) 43/13 National Summery: Up 8. Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 8. Adds 13. KSO, WCXI, WFMS-FM, KUZZ, KCKC, WSEN, WBOW-FM, WOKQ. WWVA. WPLO, KVLI, WSOC-FM, WQIK-FM, WSIX-FM 2314, WQYK-FM 33-29.

DIANE PFEIFER Play Something We Can Lave To" (Capitol) 42/7 Nadonel Summary: Up 8, Some 21, Down O. Debuts 8, Adds 7, KMPS-AM-FM, KGA. WPOR, KIXZ KVET, WIRK -FM, WIL-AM- FM. WVAM 4634, WIXL-FM 4634 WPLO 7623, WQIK-FM 4334, WOKK d-34. WSIX-FM d-72 WFMS-FM d-32. B RENDA LEE "Only When I Laugh" (MCA) 4113 National Summery: Up 24. Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adde 3, WTOR-FM, KBMY, KWJJ, WBAM 1613, WSIX-FM 1311, WSM 3434 WIRK -FM 7.6, WNRS 1614, KBMR 4611, KICD-FM 32-2l, KLAC 4641, KSOP 41.38. WGNA-FM 19-15. WBOW-FM 31-27. PKENDALL.S "If You're Waiting On Me" (Mercury/Polyßrem) 40/26 National Summary: Up 1, Same 9, Down 1, Debut, 4. Add. 26 Including KOKE-FM, KVET, WSOC-FM, WCOS-FM, KHEY, WESC-AM-FM, WBAM, WSM, WSAI-AM-FM, WBCS-FM. KVOO, KMAK, KSOP, KGA WVAM. JOHN DENVER "The Cowboy And The Lady" (RCA) 40/2 National Summery Up 1$, Same 10. Down Q Debut, I, Adds 2 WWCS-FM. WHBF, KHEY 4612 KNOE 6042, WHOO 2621, WNRS 3433. KBMR 4643 KFOO 2622 KFEQ d-33. KVOO 48-44, KKAL 42-31, KTOM 33-30, KCUB 4037. EDDY ARNOLD "Al I'm Missing Is You" (RCA) 37/5 Motioned Summery Up 7, Same 19, Down 0, Debuts 2 Adds!, KRRV, WGTO, WKSJ-FM. KNOE, WBAM, KWKH, WKKN, KFDI- AM, KRSY, WYDE 3733, WFMS-FM d-31, KKAL 4646, WBGW-FM 4841, WIXL-FM 37-28.

LACY J. DALTON "Everybody Makes Mistakes" (Columbia) 36/8 N ational Sunmrary. Up 4. Same 19, Down 0, Debut, 4, Adds 4 WBCS-FM, WMUS-AM-FM, W1L-AM-FM. WCAW, WPOR, WPLO, WLWI-FM. WQYK-FM, KCKC 1814 KLVI 3632 Orr KLAC, KNIX-FM. KGA. WNYR, WSM. MARTY ROBBINS 'Teardrops In My Heart" (Columbia) 36/5 National Summary: Up 12 Same 12. Down 2 Debuts 4, Adds 5. WSLR, WCXI, WFMS-FM, WTSO, WKCQ-FM, KFOO 7526, KVOO 3431, KSOP 6045. KGA 37-30, KCUB 3230. WVAM 4334 KVET 3632 KHEY 4713, KKYX 3329.

Others Getting Significant Action TERRY GREGORY "I Can't Say Goodbye To You" (Handshake/CBS) 33/8 Motioned Summery: Up 13. Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 4 KWJJ, KSON-AM-FM, KIXZ WQIK-FM, KNOE. WBAM, WITL- FM, WKKN, WSIX-FM 21.14 WFMS-FM 32-27.

LOUISE MANDRELL b R.C. BANNON "Where There's Smoke There Fie" (Epic) 32/10 Naeonet Summary. Up 10. Same 11. Down 0. Debut, 1, Adds 10, KOKE-FM, WESCAM-FM, WHOO, KWKH, WKLM, WKCQ- FM. KFH, KTRS, KRSY, KEEN.

RONNIE ROGERS "Gonna Take My Angel Out Tonight" (Ufeaong) 29/8 National Summery: Up 11, Same 7, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 4 WMNI, WrTL-FM, KYTE KGA KIXZ WBAM, KWKH, WKLM, KMPS-AM-FM 3048. WSM 4035. JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ "It's Not The Same Old You" (Epic) 29/8 Hatband Summery Up 4 Sams 11. Down O. Debuts 4, Add. 4 WSEN, WNYR, WSOC-FM. KLRA WHBF, WKKN, WBOW-FM 47-40, WCAW 4334 KHEY 4640. KFOO 3632

NAI1ONAI!AIRPLAW5 O THREE TWO LAST WEEKS WEEKS WEEK

11

4 17 8 12 10 14 3

9 23 30 27 28 25 24 36 31

28 1

34 39 36

37 2 42 43 48 47 46 44

13

22

7

5

6

16 16

- MM. alum 21 33 46 50 GEORGE STRAIT/Down And Out (MCA)

December 11, 1981 6 3 0 ALABAMA/Love In The First Degree (RCA) 4 2 2 GEORGE JONES/Still Doin' Time (Epic) 11 9 Q RONNIE MILSAP/I Wouldn't Have Missed It For The World (RCA) 6 4 0 STEVE WARINER/AII Roads Lead To You (RCA) 9 6 0 BELLAMY BROTHERS/You're My Favorite Star (WB/Curb) 8 6 0 CRYSTAL GAYLEIThe Women In Me (Columbia) 10 10 0 GENE WATSON/Fourteen Carat Mind (MCA) 1 1 8 JOHNNY LEE/Bet Your Heart On Me (Full Moon/Asylum) 7 7 9 LARRY GATUN/What Are We Doin' Lonesome (Columbia) 16 12 Q GARY MORRIS/Headed For A Heartache (WB) 24 15 m JUICE NEWTON/The Sweetest Thing (I've Ever Known) (Capitol) 20 13 0 CONWAY TWITTY/Red Neckin' Love Makin' Night (MCA) 19 17 ® MAC DAVIS/You're My Bestest Friend (Casablanca/PolyGram) 17 14 0 STATLER BROTHERS/Years Ago (MercurylPolyGram) 16 16 Q MOE BANDY/Rodeo Romeo (Columbia) 27 19 0 MICKEY GILLEY/Lonely Nights (Epic) 23 21 0 EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Tell Me Why (RCA) 22 18 0 DAVID FRIZZELL Et SHELLY WEST/Husbands And Wives (WB) 3 8 19 EMMYLOU HARRIS b DON W1WAMS11f I Needed You (WB) 26 22 0 EDDY RAVEN1Who Do You Know In California (Elektra) 32 24 ® KENNY ROGERS/Blaze Of Glory (EMI/Liberty) 30 23 Q DOTTIE WEST/Its High Time (EMI/Liberty) 31 26 Q REEVES ft CUNE/Have You Ever Been Lonely (RCA) 2 11 24 MERLE HAGGARD/My Favorite Memory (Epic) 36 29 0 DON W1WAMS/Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good (MCA) 37 30 0 WAYLON JENNINGS/Shine (RCA) 36 34 0 T.G. SHEPPARD/Only One You (WB/Curb) 39 31 Q EDDIE RABBITT/Someone Could Lose A Heart Tonight (Elektra) 38 36 Q LEON EVERETTE/Midnight Rodeo (RCA) 40 33 0 RONNIE McDOWELLIWatchin' Girls Go By (Epic) 44 36 © KIERAN KANE/It's Who You Love (Elektra) 12 20 32 RICKY SKAGGS/You May See Me Welkin' (Epic) 43 39 Q JOHN ANDERSON/I Just Came Home To Count.. (WB) 18 25 34 JOHN SCHNEIDER/Them Good 01' Boys Are Bad (Scotti Bros,/CBS) - 41 Q ED BRUCE/You're The Best Break... (MCA) 46 42 0 MEL McDANlEUPreaching Up A Storm (Capitol) 13 28 37 JOHN CONLEE/Miss Emily's Picture (MCA) 14 27 38 HANK W1WAMS JRJAII My Rowdy Friends... (ElektraiCurb) 60 44 Q BOBBY BARE/Dropping Out Of Sight (Columbia)

49 en- RAY PRICE/Diamonds In The Stars (Dimension) 49 43 I ) REBA McENT1REJOnIy You (And You Alone) (Mercury/PolyGram) - 50 ® LEE GREENWOOD/It Turns Me Inside Out (MCA)

1Goiombisi;. BOBBTeO'L` Ó1e í n tevp`S`aloon (Curb/CBS)

21 32 46 BARBARA MANDRELL/Wish You Were Here (MCA) 25 37 46 ANNE MURRAY/Its All I Can Do (Capitol) 29 40 47 SYLVIA/Heart On The Mend (RCA) New

Entry

This Chart Is basal solely on complied weekly reports from our reporting stations. Black drded numbers Indicate continued upward movement from the majority Of our reporters.

HELEN CORNEUUS "Love Never Comes Easy" (Elektra) 2719 National Summery: Up 4, Same 11, Down 0, Debuts 3. Adds 8, WSAI-AM-FM, WMNI, WHBF, KFDI-AM, WCAW, WPOR, KVET, KNOE WQYK-FM, WIXL-FM 3630. CORBIN/HANNER BAND "Oklahoma Crude" (Alfa) 27/8 Nallonal Summary. Up 8, Same 16, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 6. WQYK-FM, WSAI-AM-FM, KFOO, WITL-FM, WKKN, KRDR, WOIK-FM 4639, WWOD 4612, KEBC-FM 4918, WEEP 3427. BOBBY SMITH "Too Many Harts In The Fire" (EMULberty) 28/8 National Summary Up I. Same 9, Down O. Debuts 3. Adds 8, WPLO, KVET, KLVI, KLRA. WSLR, WITL-FM, KICD-FM. KGA, WYDE 43-34 WISO 46-40.

KIN VASSY "When You Were Bkas And I Was Green" (EMI/Liberty) 28/8 National Summery: Up 2 Same 13, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 8, KGA WCAW. WESC-AM-FM, KNOE, WQYK-FM, WNRS, WAXX. WKKN, WIXL-FM 42.32 WSIX-FM SUSIE ALLANSON "Hearts (Our Hearts)" (EMI/LLbsrty) 26/8 National Summery Up 2 Same 14, Down 1, Debut' 1, Adds 8, KOKE-FM, KHEY, WESC-AM-FM, WOIK-FM, WNRS, WTSO. KRSY, KGA WKSJ-FM 35-30, KSOP 3632 CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL "Cotton Fields" (Fantasy) 2616 National Summary. Up 0, Same 15, Down 0, Debut, 4, Adds 6, WMNI. WOES KEBC-FM, KFEQ KFH, WSUN d-30. On: WSAI- AMFM, KEED, KNEW, KGA

CHARLY McCLA1N "The Very Best Is You" (Epic) 24/23 National Summery Up 0, Same 0, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 23 including WNYR, WMZQ-FM, WOTO, KHEY, WMCAM, KRMD- AM-FM, WOYK-FM, KFOO, KEBC-FM, KFDI-AM. TENNESSEE EXPRESS "Little Things" (RCA) 24/8 National Summery Up 2 Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 6, WSOC-FM, KWKH, WTQR-FM, KFH, WIXY, WWVA, KKYX 47-42, WVAM 3628. Orr KRMD-AM-FM, WSA)-AM-FM. SONNY JAMES "Innocent Use" (Dimension) 19/12 National Summary Up 0, Same 7, Down 0, Detest, 0, Add 12, KSO, KICD-FM, KFEQ KVOO, KTOM, KSOP, WVAM, KLRA WLWI-FM, WSIX-FM, KKYX KRMD-AM-FM. BURRITO BROTHERS "If Something Should Conn Between Us..." (Curb/CBS) 19/8 National Summery: Up 3. Same 6, Down 0. Debuts 2 Adds 8. KVET, WOKK, WLWI-FM, WAXX KFGO, WHBF, KGA. WSEN, WGNA-FM 45-41, WIXL-FM 47.38.

BILL ANDERSON "Whiskey Made Me Stumble..." (MCA) 18/2 National Summery: Up 6. Same 10, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 2. WOK°, KWJJ, WONA-FM 44-38, WIXL-FM 2919, WQIK-FM 4543, WKSJ-FM 37-32 WIRK -FM 3638. Orr WNYR, WPLO, WYDE MEL T1WS Et NANCY SINATRA "Play Me Or Trade Me" (Elek») 18/10 Nations) Summery: Up 0, Same 8, Down 0. Debut, 0, Adds 10, KVET, WGTO, WWOD, WOKK, WLWI-FM, KFEQ KTOM, KMPS-AM-FM, KGA WEEP.

LOBO "I Don't Want To Want You" (Elektra/Curb) 15/5 National Summery Up 0, Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 2 Adds 6, KVET, WYDE. WQIK-FM, KWKH, KFDI-AM. WSIX-FM d-23, KEBC-FM d38. Ore KOKE-FM. WQYK-FM, WSAI-AM-FM. SONNY THROCKMORTON "A GM Like You" (MCA) 14/8 National Summery Up 0, Same 7, Down 0, Debut, 1, Adds 8, WPLO, KVET, KFDI-AM, KWJJ, WPOR, WNYR. On: KRMD-AM- FM, WTSO, KYTE.

SOUD GOLD "Cherokee County' (NSD) 14/b National Summary: Up 3, Same 6, Down 0, Debut, 0, Adds 5. WWVA, KRRV, WESCAM-FM. WBAM, WKKN, WIXL-FM 41-34, KMPS-AM-FM 29-23. Orr KOKS -FM, KFOO, KVOO.

RANDY BARLOW "Love Was Born" (Janex) 13/12 Nadarl Summery Up 0, Same 1, Down 0, Debut 0, Adds 12, WCXI, WKMF- KEBCFM, WKKN, KVOO, KRSY, KSOP, KGA, WVAM, WESC-AM-FM. WLWI-FM, KKYX. RANDY PARTON "Don't Cry Baby" (RCA) 13/4 National Summary Up 2. Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 1. Adds 4, WPOR, KNOE WIRK -FM, KRDR, WSEN 40-38. Ost WBAM, WSM, KKYX KTOM, KGA CARPENTERS 'Thorn Good Oki Dreams" (A8'«) 11/4 National Summery Up 2 Same 3, Down 0, Debute 2, Adds 4, KEBCFM- WGNA-FM, WQIK-FM, WBAM, KSOP 44-41, WSEN 4648. Ors WPLO, WYDE WMUS-AMFM.


r R&RIFriday, December 11, 1981

(Jr's,f r,J

Regional Adds & Hots MOST ADDED EAST

Rosanne Cash (Columbia)

HOTTEST ' MOST ADDED

Aitken» (RCA)

MIDWEST HOTTEST

Chat MOPED OEPRd Alabama (RCA)

MOST ADDIS SOUTH H rimy eiy (RCA) RaereM C. (CCkm61d KMIEbi. QNMq/yI'e)

HOTTEST MOST ADDED WEST

m. ARCA) Rey newOIC»

HOTTEST

Ahkew» (WWII

EAST WOIMfY WWCtFII AMMr, NY IN.rsMEMW EKD

MEALY K CLAIM AMNIA CASH CANCHARAS

EERIE KILGORE GAMEY PRICE rollest, OM WILLIAMS W ILL NIA* ILA ALLEM JR.

AM AKERSON REHALLS

WVAM ASIAWM. PA

LACY J. WALTON

SEMI AAR. TILLIS E SINATRA ENVY MALL KEAALLS JESSI COLTER SAY JAMES EARLY K CLAIM TAME CLINE KEANE CASH EBAN B ILLY PARKER Rottest: ROMRE K WELL TEMESSEE ERPRESS T.G. SHEPPARD LEON EVERETTE » ROM JENNINGS

WIEN EIRE »NILE NY

JUNKY ROOEIGIBZ AA STANLEY BERM TO MOTHERS Ion .st: NINNY LEE RAMIE MILS ALM». LOME TN :AT? LICE KRIM

WPOCIY N MM111eR MD

EARL THINS CONEY ED MICE KISANE CASH Holt..,: LICE IEBIUM SINGE ARES ROME MILS KONT CROWELL EDDIE MAMITT

MODEM Armor, ME

BASANE CASH EARLE? PRIE MCC MILEY JEAN IFER NINES

REACALLS JNdIE FRICHE JE STANLEY CMTIIA CLWSON AAtt..?I MARIS d WILL IAN MAMMA LIE NEWTON

COMMA? MUTT? DDTTIE NEST

WKXA . IIMIeMVIEI,ME

AO? TAIL EEL K DANIEL L ACY J. DALTON JENNIE EA INNÉS

LEE BEEN/COO Hottest: ALABAMA WAY MORRIS RAMIE MILS» LIE KERN T.G. 51EFi00

WCAW CIrrNSNn, WV

BILLY SWAM

KEAY GOLDSBORO BOR? BARE

KEEN CGRNL ILL TON JONES JAMIE FRIU(E LACY J. DALTON KIN MASSY

Mottest: JENNY LEE LIMY GATE IN SIEVE MINIAR AL/MMA GEIE WATSON

WOM(O Dom, NN

AA SIANLET B ILL AREAS* AL K DANIEL EMIFEA WAKES rottest/ SORE JDEES ALARM RONNIE $115» LONNY TRITT? LIE NEWEL»

WIRY EBNE LonomodeM, NIA

TENNESSEE ()PRESS JAMIE FRICKE

Ho ROSIE lGA ARD LEE CAAEroW4

CON WILLING A.G. SMEPPARD NOY RAVEN

M ILLIE IELSCM JINN DENVER BONY GGLDSBIML

GEORGE DOMES NINA IS E MILL INNS

WB». RICKY SKAGGS

LOMA, TNITTY

WAJR Mor.enbsnN WV

ED MILE MEL K DANIEL IettesA: LAMIE MILI. CRYSTAL GNU AIAGMM OMIE MILS O MN/ TITI

WPM Nos Tor& NY

STATLER BROKERS CLOY RAVEN

REEVES E CLIME D* WILLING mar ROARS Nett.«?I RAMIE MILS L AMY GA TL GORY MOIR IS STE WE MARINA MEAD

WIXWFM MAN%NJ TAKT CLIN PEGG/ SIE ROM? mans K EANE CASE E LLNn MOINAS AM SLNEIER STATLER BIOTIERS rollst: DAVID ALLAN CE BILL ANDERSON HELEN CORNEAE KIN VASS?

SKID WED

WKTO FArMWAOMp WV

REA K ENTIRE ED MECE rottest:

EKL BRAY CORNY TMITTY EARL TIRONS COLEY

WEEP SISABIN A EDDY MAIM ED BRUME

ASA_A LASH TILLIS E SIENNA Ittest: CONWAY TNITTY REEVES & OLIN 0* WILLING LEE GREEIMWD MOM 11 K U»ELL

WPOR PIS_Ait ME

LAGT J. DALTGM LILY J. CALTOM DIRAI PFEIFER SONY TMLLKMCRTLN KLEE CMNELIIA RANDY PART* Hottest: AMAIN

CRYSTAL GARE GAA? IS

RONNIE NILSAP CONWAY AWITAT

5MYR Rr1NrM, NY

SOME TIMO,ASKM TOI,

OMRLEY PR IDE

(JMRLY K CLAIN PESANE CASE JENNY RODIIGLEZ TILLIS l SINATRA

Hs

AIMAIIA KEN AI ROARS IM ERAIS EDDIE RJWIT1 DON WILLIAMS

WIMPY W_A_AS el DC

MALY K CLAIM Hottest: MERLE NIGGARD

AMIS E WILLIAM SORGE JONES LIMY LEE CRYSTAL GAYLE

WWVA WhRRNn1 WV

SILLY SWAM

JAMIE FR KIN ELLMY MLTMEAS (ALA J. DALTON AE STANLEY TENESSEE ISS S1LI0 GOLD Nottest: JOHNNY LEE ALABAMA

CRYSTAL GAYLE RAMIE MILSAP LIE IMAM

WYE WMNnrport AO

WSAME CASH RAZZI MILEY (MARL Y K CLAIN MEGAN N. ROMROH Iottts,: MM WILLIAMS F. SORE JONES

REYES d CLIME LILE EMMA

MIDWEST WSLA Abon, ON

EG ERICE BOBBY SMITH

BOAT GDLDSBOtO KART Y RUA INS

WINS Ann NM. M

REICALLS TUN ARIES RASANE CASH J AMIE FRICKE SUSIE ALLAN* KIN BASSA W IGHT ROTARS IENMLLS Noh.st: LICE NEWTON

MAIN JEANINE MILEY SAM T.G. SIEPML KIERAN KANE

KEIM N NIINRJIL ND

JOE INTERS MARLA K CLAIM NIMM AILLIS E SINATRA SAMT JONG rottest: AHMT LEE SURE AME5 ALMANA BELLAI? MOANERS ENE WATSON

WEEAO Moms IL

b ALABAMA MICKEY GILLET KNEE 1.115AR U.YSTAL GAYLE REEVES E CLIN

WEAS

CNMNNned, ON

GIRR IM/AMMER MA BANDANA

»E MEERS KLEE GIJMEL11A KEAALLS

WI« CNW_NIId, OM

ECOIE RANNT ELLMY MOANERS

WEE K MEWL ED MICE rottest: RILKG SKAGS SURGE ALMS ALPRAMA BELLAMY MOANS

REGARD D

WEEK YYKIF CMM1nRM.ON FBnE. M

MARL? K CLAIN CCR

B ILLY SCAM FILM 1E ROGERS

ALEE COBEO IPA Ho

GEORGE AMES M4. [MIS AIMAMA RELINE BIRGAN RS LENNY AEITY?

510 DM MnMw IA

JE STANLEY EMI JANS

STATLER »AARS JURA ANERSL ROBBY GOLDS/KALI LEIM EYERETTE RAZE K AMELL

WCXI DAME M

ROSANE CASH »0/1 MILEY MARTY GAMINS RANA' MILA JA STANLEY ME Wett.E,I WA. OASIS AMNIA EMU DONS KIM IE IL SM KENNY ROARS IJIFTISFlJ

YdrEPOKA,

MAY BANN/ JANIE FRICKE BILLY SIM Wettest :

fEOMI,l JOSS ALABAMA (SAMS L BILL RAMS

ERIE MILSAP LICE NEWT*

KWMT Fl Dodge, IA

LEE GAEEMSOUI (/test: MANY LEE GEORGE JONES

AABNM GEIE MIKA BELL»? MOTHERS

WRLJFM le ANR0. M

JAMIE FRICKE JOE WATERS

K IWI SMITE TERRI GREGOR? CRAB IM/RAINIER BAK B ILLY SWAN

RCM 1E ROARS

KOFK KFEO N am, ED It HMO. NO

MANE

INA MILLINI A. RATSAAL GARE K LLMT NOTARS

ROMITE NILS GMY RADIRIS

WTSO WNW MOWN WI Auk Mond, L

RAZZI BAILEY WATT ROBB MS SPEIE ALLANAOII ROSANE CASH rottest: N.NAMN RAMIE MILSAP LEILA ERBKETTE ONE TAMNS CONEY »ICE KITE.

MEE OIMAMM.WI WNCSIM

MAwaMs,Wl

WALK EM CNN, WI

MILE I/MEN L

KIN MISSY UARLT K CLAIM BCS.I?U BROTIRIS ACE TAIL /Attest: STEM WARMER EA BATSO/ SCRS JONES EMMA ROME MILSAP

KFOO FAr.q ND

REM K ENTIRE RAY IRILE BIM ITO BROTHERS CMBIM/IMMER BAND SONI SMITH REPAY SERATT EARLY K CLAIN Hottest: JONHT LEE ENGE HOMES

STEVE IARINER ALABAMA CONEY TMITTY

LEE OEEIMOA' ED Wok PANTY RESINS TOE AJES AE STANLEY MT Test: STEVE EARNER MAMMA O ICE NEWTON ROME MILS INC AVIS

WORE

NM K ENTIRE AMIE K SNELL

STEVE CARIER ALNEIMA HARRIS E MILLING RAIL MILS LIGE CREME*

SOAP KlINM CNY. MO

MAne

ED MICE L LY J. DALTON MEMMLLS ON FOGELBER rottest: NMNM DAVE IOLAA ANN»? LEE

OOMIMGO E CENSER RONNIE MILSAP

EDGY EEMnsllpoNA. ME

MT MICE B ILLIE NELSON BILLY SWAN

rottest: ANOE LEE

MERLE HAGGARD

ALMAHN STEM MARINA NA AVIS

WISMANIMI MMMs.NNN M

PALL DAVIS KIERAM MME LILY J. GALT* BISAME CASH Hottest: AHMT LEE

CRYSTAL GAYLE LNRY GATLIN ELLMT DECRIERS ALAEIARA

K SCIS OMelomo CIM, OK

EDDIE RIVE ITT GNARLA K CLAIN MZAY MILLI RIM LANDRS EZM

COMA AZ/PD MAY MM» APNITERS

AM DINER MOLEN COAIELIOS ED EISE JAMIE FR IDLE JUNE? tRI SIGIEZ BILLY SWAN

BIRM ITO METIERS MAtnSt: MANY TMITTY REESES E CLIMI KIERAM KANE

B ONY BARE DM WILLIAMS

WKKM Mead, R.

JAMIE FR ICE CURB IM/ MEER BAND MCMTAM SKYLINE KIN MSS? JOM1T RUOR IDEE MAY BARE» AM MA LAHM JE WATERS

AMASS MZARD TERN? GREGORY

JACK (MASON EDDY NEID MIM AWRY LEE MILEY Sul 10 GOLD Ho ROMP TNIITT EDDIE RAN ITT

WIECDPM SA.MNM, M

HMOr RBBINS RN AMES MGARELL d BANN* KENNELS Bm SA ERS* Hottest: JOHNNY LEE ALIENA LIMY GATLIN RAMIE MILS» KEJNA OARS

KICDfM Spew, IA

ABBY SMITH PAZ/ A BAILE? JESSI CKTM JAMS JEFF CALKER T* AWES (JARL? K CLAIM JAMIE FRICKE SKINT JANES rottet,: RONNIE MILSAP MILKEY GILLEY ARIGHT BATHERS KENNY ROARS T.G. 5APPARG

UMJMK WEGTIERS REBA MC EMT IRE

CMRLY K CLAIM IE:GAN K DDAWI RISANE CASH KEAALLS SUET JANES FREICH I BRAKE BUM? IALOSBGRG RAMIE K SMELL L TILLIS E SINATRA rottot: NRLL MOAK JENNY

LEE

JUICE NEWTON

T SKIN CUIEY T.O. SHEPPARD

S4AIMM KVOO SL Lais, NO Mr, OK

LACY J. DALTON D INE PFEIFEN rottot: AURA» MC SARIS ROMIRE MILSAP GAY REMIS KEIMT ocaRS

RAM WELKEN RECALLS ARNE JAMES TILLIS t SINATRA JAHR MAYEN

KEN OD AN SIENNA, KS MINIM KS

BILE? SHAM

M ILL I NELSON ISANNELL E BAMOII TENNESSEE (»MSS UA rottest I

MC AVIS CUM WILL INNS

ED MLLE AM AKERSON

LEE MEENEA E

STEVE WWTALLI YEW? TIS AISAAY* EMT NAND IEICALLS NM? ANN MM TAIN_DN JOKY TAYLOR THEN COGELIBS MEALY K U.AIM B ANDANA FIZZ? MILEY LOBO Hones: MLLMI? MOANERS WC DAVIS AL/MM LICE IMAM CO? MITI?

WEST KKAL Arroyo Grande, CA

W IGET BROTHERS R SANNE CASH MEZZI BAILEY Hottest: MANY LEE STEW AMINEN ALABANA CORNY TART TY

LICE /EINTUN

KIM N.BNNMIa CA

K® KLAC EUBAIN. OR Lad Ang W A, CA

RAZZY BAILEY Hottest: STEW tMINER LAMY GATLIN KNEE MILS» LEE MEEWWO DIA WILLIAMS

KANAK

Froens, CA

IKE J. ALT* LEE GREEMWD

JON I FER WANES RA ZA BAILEY JE STAIREY NENALLS KEAALLS AHANE CASH

ENE WATSON NNE LEE IDE BAND? GEORGE JONES GANT MORRIS LARRY OIL IM AMAIN ENE WATSON ERRE ABES CORNY TNITTY

KNYY KRDR NMIIBs, MT OMrrnN OR

KIERAI. RANI MERA K ENTIRE NMI BARE AAALLs MIL K DANIEL MEAR LEE

EWE LAS OITTIE BEST

KIZ Denver, CO

AAMIE FRICKE ED MUM GILL? M.N. TN ONES KIEV GOLDSBORO

RAZZT BAILEY CMG IN/WINNER BAND MAY PART* JUS. SCARE IER ROSNE CASH HoTnatl HARRIS d WILLIAMS JENNY LEE CRISTAL anE STATLER MOINES EDDY RAVEN

REBA K ENTIRE GARY SAMARA JAMIE FRICKE BILLY SIAM PAIL MILL INMES

Mottest: GEORGE AWES MARISA WILLING GENE WATSON

RONNIE MILSAP REEVES d GAIN

EMI ModM4 CA

LILY J DALT* KEAALLS JDN ANIERSON

LON WILLIAMS MAKELE d BANNOM Mo

AALE (SUMO ALADAle GMMY IN arc LICE AIT* WA BON EMMIAS

KNEW OlMrtl4F, CA

FDD IE RABBI TA T.G. HAPPIER) AMIE K ONELL ST. NICA Hottest: ANNAM GUMMY 'NETT LICE MENT*

KVEO Las Vow', NV MUM

Plum*, AZ KONE TILLIS l SINATRA Reno. MV HAMM CASH

MAZY BAILEY HoeMMst: JOKY LEE ALABAMA MA: DAV IS NEE YES & LUNE PEA ALLEN A.

KWJJ MIST Portend,OR Rome MM

TLM AMES BRENDA LEE RAZZ? BAILEY TERRY GREENE BILL AIIEASIN MAY TMMCKIOM TOM

Ho :

CLAMMY TNITTY REEVES L CLINE LIE NEB T* RABIE K DOBELL A.G. SAIPARD

KATE Portland, OR

AMME LASH RAll? BAILEY ERNIE ROARS KNIE K LIGAALL LEE MEEMODO Hottest: IrH DAY IS EDGY MYEM JTATLEA BETAAS UAMY ANITA? DON WILLIAMS

KIM PINNA CO

Mood IE K OONELL MIL K DAM EL RENIA K ENTIRE Hoh..t I

STEW EARNER ALARMA GEORGE JONES 1OMIE MILS» CENT TNITTY

NBA K INN IRE BOBBY BAJO RAY NICE ro :

ARMY LEE ALABAMA ENE RAT$* STATLER MOTHERS

EDDIE RANITT Hetnah (AK RIDE BOYS NINA OGERS BANANA IAIAELL MAMMA RONNIE MILS*

ED MULE MANY DUMM IMAM LAM MN E FRICKE MZZY BILE? CA MARLA K CLAIM ro

ALABAMA »eon LEE LAMY CATLIN ML AVIS FRIZZELL d NEST

REJCALLS MARELL E BANNION

BILLY SWAN

EMT HALO PIZZA BAILEY SUSIE ALLAMSGM RANDY EARL» MN -roost LASMT LEE SIRE AIMES STE YE »MINER ALALUMA RONNIE MILSAP

KTOM SeIMML CA

RAZZ? BAILEY TILLIS A SINATRA K WT 8 MALLBO» SONNY JAMES

ASSI GUTEM rottest: EINE JONES ELL AMY MOTHERS MALM ENNINGS KENNY ROSAS JUN ABERS*

ESOP MM LAM CNY, UT

MZZT BAILEY TILLIS d SINATRA AALALLS SLIMY JAMIES

MAT RARE» ANGELA NAVE

JKK GAYSON

EM WATSON

NNE LEE CRISTAL GAYLE ME BANDY STEVE MARINER

KCKC Sen BesANrens CA

AL STANLEY GM? STECHT OLEIC BANE K EAALLS rottest: CONEY 11 Ty

KENNY ROGEAS

LEE OEENNCUD DOM WILLIAMS

REEVES d WIN

KSOWAMFM Son Mom CA

LEE GREEN/GOD

B ILLY SWAN

ED MILE TERRY GREGORY

CE, GEORGE JONES

KAMM UR YSTAL InE RIANIE MILSAP WR I WEST

KEEN Mn Jens, CA

ANNE CASH RAZZT BAILEY MAN,ELL E BAN»* JON AKERSON Writes,: SURE JONES ANNA LIGE NEWT* MICHE? GILLEY REEVES A CLIN

KMESAMHI MMML WA

IISAME CASH Mi./1 BAILEY JAM GRAYS* TILLIS & SINATRA AMY GOADSBMO DINE PFEIFER Hott.at: E LLMT MOTHERS REEVES A CLINE ALMARM

K OA SpewaN, WA

»BY SMITH JACK G AYSON KEAALLS AMIE AOERS RANDY BAR.» WIT BAILEY BONITO GROANERS TILLIS d SINATRA RIA %ASST

DIANE PFE IF ER SUS IE ALLAIS* DON1A HAZARD

MEAN SKYLINE Hottes GSAI?t: NY MORRIS EARL THONS COLEY

REEVES L CI lit MN WILLIAMS RAME K D»ELL

ICU. TooeesN AZ

GILL? SIM TOM JONES RAY PRICE

STEVE MAIAR COMMA TB ITT? MICKEY GILLEY REM? GOERS EARL ATOMS CUELE?

SOUTH

KIM ANNordrN, LA

SOLID GOLD

BIAEM WILLIE EDDY MOOED JESSI COLTER MILANE CASH HoITRSt I

JOHNNY LEE LEE GREENE= ALMAA NNE NIGGARD R NIE MILSAP

KIKI MnrMITX TERRY GREGORY

DINE PFEIFER HALT J. DALIGM H AIE ROARS

ANNA RAZE MILS CLAM? TBITTT Mc AVIS T.O. SNEAKED

WPLO ALMNIL OA

LAIT J. DALIRA RANK CASH SEMA TMOCNKRT* AE STANLEY AIMA SMITE M0/? BAILEY

A MA LICE MENTON REEL AVIS STTIE WEST

T.G. SHEPPARD

KOKEFM AMMtn, TX

JAMIE FRICAE MARELL E BNSSAI SUSIE ALLAIGUM

KENNALLS WAY ENTRY MARVEL FELTS Hottest: SNE WATSON

FARE TIONS CONEY LICE KRIM

COMMA TRITTS EDDY RAVEN

KVET ARRAN TX

KEE1? SEMIT B ORB1 GOLDSBORO WAS? TIlNCK10TON MEN ITO MOTHERS ESA« GAM ROBB% SMITH DIANE PFEIFER GEOALLS ALLEE GORKI IRE TILLIS d SINATRA RAU? MILEY LOBO JENNY AF WALAA WKS Hottest: O

GEORGE J*ES MobomeN, FL EN WATSON

RICKY SKAGGS MK.MML BAILER ALMARA

WSOCFM CMAMMA NC

more MDR MU AA SIN_A CT MF/MLLS TENNESSEE ERPRESS ROANNE CASE Hottest I

ALMEN OMNI ARITT? DTTIE NEST EDDIE RAITT D* WILLIAMS

WWOO WLWMM LYnEMMy, VA EEMIpaRAr, AL

(MARLEY PRIDE MEAN JOT ARIL TILLIS d SINATRA JAMIE FRICKE (JMLY K CLAIM Mottest I

ENGE DOMES ALARAM RAMIE MILS» GM? »OMIS LEE GNOMCEO

WCOSFM WMCAM CEMMdAU. SC McApis. TN

IISAME CASH KEIAALLS ERRE DOES Hot »MISE WILLIAMS STATLER MOWN

GEORGE AMIES ILONA MS

IL OCRA WLING

SOTO CYSIM OAId.IN. FL

KAMM CASH EDDY ARNOLD TILLIS & SINATRA OMRLT IC CLAIM vase MANG Nottest: KARMA RAMIE MILS CIA_AV 'NETT LICE NEWTON KENT ROGEAS

KNET B PMo, TX

SPEIE /CLAISON EARLY K CLAIM MSNBE USN KENNELS rotrot: SIRE JONES ALABAMA

GENE SAVION ONANIE MILS NNE BANDY

KLW AeARMaK TX

JOE STANLEY BILLY SINN NMI SMITH Hottest I

ALARM* L IE NEWT* RAZE MILS MIGKEA GILLEY B ILLIE NELSON

WYDE N MaNpI.RN AL

ILLIE IMAM LACY J. ALT* LC.O RSANE CASK AIOR »»TAM MTLIA IOTtest EMT RAVEN KLEMM NAME

D l WILLIAMS KENNY

RMBITT

WESGAM.M OMaMMMA SC

KIM MASS?

SAID GOLD INKWELL l BANN» RAZZI BAILEY ILARLLS MAT NALCO RAM« CASH SUSIE ALLAIE* rottest: RATSTAL UTLE LLAMA? TN ITlA KMOE Ml Dun MSMML LA LEE GEENKOD KENNY ROARS

MUM NeMMMA,TN

RAZZ? MILEY LACY J. DAL?* SONY JAMES (AM MULET

RICKEY GILLEY REIME RCERS AE STANLEY XM AMARSOI 0111E RE PEER

RRtpA1MY NMEr.atLA

RENNE GARE ACT TAILR SLAY MES MELT IC CLAIM RAZZI BAILEY RAZZ MILEY RANDY BAIL» SONY MES LACY J. DALTON SEMI SNIT« BEM I TO MOTHERS Hottest. TILLIS 4 SINATRA ERAINA Hottest. LIE ITEM AMAIN RAIE MILS KNEE MILS EPA. TINS DUMMY JUICE wTOM MIKE? GILLEY

MICKEY GILLEY T.G. SIENEM KSKN

M1MN.at LA

BOT ARNOLD I ILLIE NHS» RAZZ? MILEY MAMIE l »MEN TEMESSH ENMESS RAIE ?ERS LAI Wettes1I STEW MAINE EKE DOMS EN WAYS» ALARMA ART MOMS

SMM WIN MrNWMA,TN

TSReoWLPaLL FL

ROMAN/ CASE KEAALLS Mur MILEY MARLEY MIE Eitt..TI »NM? LEE STEW WHINER LIE I_TON Sec EATS* &wad WOTKfY

WOAM TM INNA Ms FL MNM, FL

WALT N. CLAIM NJ. IC DANIEL C* HALEY IottAMtKAMM

KELL HAGGARD KENNY ROARS CON WILLING REEVES d CLIN

WDKK MorMWIMS

TILLIS d SINATRA 6_NI10 MK/TMEES WILLIE ALS» RAZZI BAILEY Wettot: RAZE MILSAP EN MATS* AM AKERSON LONI META RONNIE IC 0»ELL

EMT RAVEN ILL I: DANIEL Hottest ALABAMA MORE LEE RATSTAL KYLE LIE NET* JOAN COIEE

WKSiIM MMSs, AL

LOBO OMIRMK NOTAAS RDIDALLS JOE SAAM IE CMPEMTERS SUSIE ALLAN* RAZZ? BAILEY TIM? OEODRY

LICE 16TON DOM WILLING T. G. SHEPPARD LEE GREENOCK) CON A FAIGG

KLM IAeANIM.AR

GNY GENET AOE SIM BONA ALLS SOMA AMES MIME OMIGLE0 BRAY SMITH JESSI CATER ERBIO IEAVMER Hottest I

MAMMA GM? MONIS MINIM MITT? DOTTIE MESA MICKEY GILLEY

KVXX OdAMs, TX

EEL K DANIEL NMI RARE

NBA K ENTIRE MIKE E.NNIELL Netts.: HARRIS d WILLING IGLE ELAGrARO

LEE HELM/Jo RAUM MC AVIS WMLIKE

WEM PIN Sall R. MARLA K CLAIN EDDY WALD WISO JESS I DETER OINni/ FL JERRY JEFF WALKER rotr..t: AMOK MICE NEWT* EDDIE RAM ITT A.G. SKEWED LEE OEEMNED

KIM »SST REM K ENTIRE TEAR? AM_AT ALEE CAMEL I IA RAC? PMT* EDDY ARNOLD Iotn.t: RUMIE MIISM EARL TINES OXEE' STATLER WRITERS KESSI OARS LIE Mallen

WORM

NNTMMNr5. AL

EDDY MIND SL10 SAO JAMIE EMCEE RCM E KEES WILLIE NLSOM TEMA GREGORY

»NI AKERSON KENNALLS CARPENTERS JACK GRAYSON lernet I

LEE MEEMOO GARY »OMIS »IN»? LEE LIE IMISA COMA TNITTY

JAMIE FEICKE MARLEY FRIE RAllY BAILEY CANAL? K CLAIM KEIMALLS RGSAME CASM MMORELL d BAIALII SKLY rottest: WYII.WNNC ALLAMM RONNIE MILSAP MICE KERN KENNY ROARS AIN ABERS*

lEE GREENGIO EEL K DANIEL IM. MIES MY RICE MAtrest: KAMPE MILSAP LIE NEWTON TEL EVERETTE KEIM? ROARS

ONSLY K CLAIM HELEN COKE ILE LMT J. DALTON COEN/MYEM BAND RIM ESN Mottest. LEE MLEOW» ICE BANDY KIM( MILS D* 51111NE NATION JETMINE

KKTX San ARAMs TX

IEAALLS MZZY MILEY TILLIS E SINATRA MAY @ARLO SLAY JAMES

COPAN HAZARD Het

AIRE AMES ANULA EA WATSON U MOR RIS UAL TI/MS GONNA

DINE PFEIFER JESSI CATER MAMA FEIN MIDI IMAM KENNT SEMIT rottest I

NAME MAS LIE EEWNM

AMIE ROARS CRIC ELI l BMMMON

LACY J. ELT* MEALY K CLAIM RAZZT MILEY MO NA Mattes,: ARMY LEE STEW MMIAA MAIN AMIMIE MILS» CORM? TNITTY

WHAM WMMMNe6Nse, NC

W EIDE LEE WIGHT MOTHERS IRANESSER (MESS Ibttest I

GEORE MKS MALREN STE% YAMMER CONWAY DOTTY REEVES E CLINE

NUMBER OF REPORTING STATIONS

THIS WEEK: 112

Hottest Tracks: "You Can't Get The Hell Out Of Texas"

GEORGE JONES (Epic)

COUNTRY ALBUMS Cuts in bold type are receiving the heaviest airplay.

ALABAMA - Feels So Right - (RCA) -wrR m. nme- JOHN ANDERSON - I Just Came Home To Count The Memories - (WB) -oast Mir Tudor pro Al AMer 'Tih( For You' "Woven You Catch A Feting Storm -Stop In Thu Rood" JANIE FRICKE - Sleeping With Your Memory - (Cohan - bin) "Slurping W/eh Your Memory" -II You Could Soo Me Now"TAae s No Future In The Beer'

CRYSTAL GAYLE - Hollywood, Tennessee - (CokenbW war Novo, Dew Up On Mr" "Loon On Mo~ MERLE HAGGARD - Big City - (Epic) soots Oie Member, Omar rab Carr EMMYLOU HARRIS - Ckneeron - (WB) -TMI.»aw. Raw" rTi»Meow Woke ikon To Aar Asoal.ar L. - - Msnhgr 'Roo Of Cimarron - CON HUNLEY - Ask Any Women - (WB) les Ai/h. Make "Tr6A. For Ono

GEORGE JONES - SKR The Same Oie Me - (Epic) rra_ Cwt Out Th. NW Out Of ToMwr "Together Alone- "Same OM AN" RONNIE MILSAP - There's No Gettln' Over Me - (RCA) M Live My Whole LIS At Night- -Everywhere I Turn (Throe Your Mantoryr

EDDIE RABBITT - Step By Step - (Elektral EDDY RAVEN - Desperate Dreams - (Elektre) "Dimmers DFMAJns" A [Rai. au Crary"

GENE WATSON - Old Loves Never Die - (MCA) Old Loves Nover DM" "Roods And Odor Rsiro/M' Rab l g Yo,, .AMY Sarted /MEOW'

Honor" DOTTIE WEST - High Time - (EMYLBIety) ?Weber rasa wawa M. -You're Not S.sy To FapNr HANK WILLIAMS JR. - The Pressure le On - (Elsktrai Curb) 'lbw »? b rr akaw' ti Dory Cora (N TOMOITOM RIAL? Comer' "A Country Noy Can Armen"

Most Requested: ALABAMA "Love In The First Degree" (RCA) RONNIE MILSAP "I Wouldn't Have Missed..." (RCA) JUICE NEWTON "The Sweetest Thing..." (Capitol) GEORGE JONES " Still Doin' 11me" (Epic) CONWAY TWITTY "Red Neckin' Love..." (MCA)


R&R/Friday. December 11, 1981

Regionalized Adds & Hots /C EAST Parallel One

wCBWBaIWree w see AIR SUPPLY LRB Hottest: NICKS L HENLEY SAHARA STREISAND GEORGE BENSON NEIL DIAMOND JUICE NESTOR

W1gMeeeen Mike Addree none Hottest: nOne

VI1311111feN Reer CMtelNn

BARRY NMNILQI QUINCY JONES Hottest: HALL L OATES DIANA ROSS GEORGE BENSON FOREIGNER BARBRA STREISAND

Onikleufflo Jewy RSO

BILLY JOEL BARRY MANILLA` Hottest: COMMODORES FOREIGNER JUICE NEWTON NICKS 4 HENLEY DON MCLEAN

WTFritlew York Reek Keay

AIR SUPPLY Hottest: HALL L OAI ES NICKS L HENLEY LINDSEY BUCKINGHA BILLY JOEL EDDIE RABBITS

Beb RWeee

BILLY JOEL SHEENA LASTEN SNEAKER Nottest: BARBRA STREISAND NICKS 4 HENLEY ROYAL PHILHARMONI LINDSEY BUCKINGHA HALL L OATES

ww$w (SwIWBleler9h Herb Crowe

JENNIFER WARNES HALL L RATES DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: AIR SUPPLY COMMODORES FOREIGNER NEIL DIAMOND DIANA ROSS

WTAEWNNaMph Don Berne

PAUL DAVIS ROYAL PHILHARMONI DOMINGO L DENVER LINDSEY BUCKINGHA Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG COMMODORES STEVIE WOODS BARBRA STREISAND KENNY ROGERS

KDIUAmeburon Jkn ItrAnpbn

HALL L OATES EDDIE RABBITS BILLY JOEL Hottest: COMMODORES LINDSEY BUCKINGHA DOMINGO 4 DENVER JOURNEY NEIL LIAMCND

WPRQNarod nco Miry Berlmrlh

CON MCLEAN NICKS L HENLEY Nottest: STEVIE HOODS DIANA FOSS BARBRA STREISAND HALL L GATES W LU

WJRD/WeelWdpan, D.C. Wry Beleben AIR SUPPLY IRENE CAM JOSE FELICIAWG HEROIC HIGGINS Hottest: JUICE NEWTON BARBRA STREISAND NEIL DIAMOND DON MCLEAN GEORGE BENSON

WMwWsw.pleaL D.C.

Bob >admen

BILLY JOEL JENNIFER WARNES RONNIE MILSAP HOt teat: NEIL DIAMOND DON MCLEAN HALL L OATES BARBRA STREISAND NICKS L HENLEY

Parallel Two

WMANrldpePort Rum Geeyed

BARRY MANILOW AIR SUPPLY Hottest: GEORGE BENSON EERIE RABBITS NEIL DIAMOND DOMINGO L DENVER BARBRA STREISAND

WINFJEW Ted Abbott

none Hottest: ONJ WICKS L HENLEY ARLO GUTHFIE LINDSEY BUCKINGHA JUICE NEWTON

WSFW11rrMWw9 se Reim

BEACH BOYS BARRY MANILOW AIR SUPPLY JENNIFER RAINES Hot teat: NEIL DIAMOND BARBRA STREISAND ONJ DAN PGGELBERG HALL S GATES

W WYLMrMoro P'BporICVCOWpen

BARRY MANILOW IRENE CARA MANHATTAN TRANSFE AIR SUPPLY Nottest: BARRY MANILON FOREIGNER NICKS I HENLEY LINDSEY BUCKINGHA BARBRA STREISAND

WTICNertend Glom! Ambridge

NICKS L HENLEY SNEAKER CARPENTERS Hottest: NEIL CENSORS BARBRA STREISAND BARRY RANI LOW JUICE NEWTON COMMODORES

WCTCMew Brunswick, NJ

Jay Meyer JENNIFER HORSES BEACH BOYS EDDIE BABBITT Nottest: NEIL DIAMOND FOREIGNER BARBRA STREISAND NICKS S HENLEY SNEAKER

WELNNer Ieeen Wen Pinto

BARRY MANILOW BERTI! HIGGINS MANHATTAN TRANSFE Nottest: NICKS L HENLEY 5HEENA EASTON DOMINGO L DENVER BARBRA STREISAND NEIL DIAMOND

WHAMRNehwNr, NY

Dew Lard

KENNY ROGERS RUPERT HOLMES Hottest: DIANA ROSS NEIL DIAMOND BARBRA STREISAND FOREIGNER JUICE NEWTON

WOYndMneete y

Weller Felts

CARLY SIMON EDDIE SCHWARTZ Notteer: BARBRA STREISAND JUICE NEWTON PAUL DAVIS EDDIE RABBITS DAN FOGELBERG

WHTNISpPirigM10. MA

Amy Ferrero

AIR SUPPLY CARPENTERS GERTIE HIGGINS Hottest: PAUL DAVIS FOREIGNER COMMODORES NEIL DIAMOND LIANA ROSS

WYEltlóyraaDe Debbie Slouptee gr LAN FOGELBERG SHEENA EASTON BILLY JOEL SNEAKER LOVERBOY Hottest: COMMODORES FOREIGNER JUICE NEWTON NICKS 4 HENLEY GEORGE BENSON

I4O/WorNslr CKR pace DAN FOGELBERG JENNIFER WARNES Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND FOREIGNER BARBRA STREISAND COMMODORES PAUL DAVIS

WIBAlYork An Horn

none Hottest: AIR SUPPLY ROYAL PHILHARMONI BARBRA STREISAND KENNY ROGERS FOREIGNER

Parallel Three

WKZEJCape Cod. MA

Paul McKenna

GERTIE HIGGINS IRENE CARA ROLLING STONES HERS ALPERT CARPENTERS Rotten t: HALL L OATES NEIL DIAMOND GEORGE BENSON JUICE NEWTON KOOL L THE GANG

WONItlen,TNeNr,IM Karen ARderson

SHEENA EASTON AL JARREAU Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND FOREIGNER BARBRA STPEISAND COMMODORES GEORGE BENSON

WNEUIWheeant, WV Dare Amos

SHEENA EASTON BARRY MANILOH Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND HALL L OATES EDDIE RABBITS LINDSEY BUCKINGHA NICKS S HENLEY

MIDWEST Parallel One

IMFTI1ICNeBBa John weBnrbM ROD STEWART RONNIE NILARE BEACH BOYS Hottest: FOREIGNER COMMODORES BARRY MARILON DIANA ROSS DOMINGO L DENVER

WCLRFChisego Act Keay

LINDSEY BUCKINGHA HALL 4 CATES DON MCLEAN Hottest: AIR SUPPLY NICKS L HENLEY FOREIGNER WCCORNInnmpOMe MIKE POST Denny LOAM NEIL CIAMONI

KeRLKmmes City Stew INN

BARRY MANILOW STEVE CARLISLE LEE GREENWOOD TERRY GREGORY STATLER BROS. Hottest: none

WLSWMIIWSukee Debbie Hinkle

WARMeHIC InclnnSMl W*Iter2erl]ueen

HALL 4 (ATES AIR SUPPLY CARPENTERS NIKKI WILLS TERRY GREGORY Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND BARBRA STREISAND PAUL DAVIS BILLY JOEL EDDIE RABBITS

SSKRCICinclnnell MIC/teeNIFMKIW

WARTE RFLASN JENNIFER WARNES Hottest: none

WOMICNwatd Carnot CoNlr

DAN FCGELSERO KENNY ROGERS BEACH BOYS LULU SHEENA EASTON Hottest: ONJ FOREIGNER COMMODORES GEORGE BENSON

WONIC/DMBN B IN Grele SHEENA EASTON AIR SUPPLY VANGELIS Hottest: FOREIGNER ROYAL PHILHARMONI HALL L OATES B ARBRA STREISAND JUICE NEWTON

WNBRInrr City ROIIrNRaNO

NICKS L HENLEY HALL S OATES LAB DOMINGO L DENVER CARPENTERS RUPERT HOLMES Hottest: FOREIGNER DIANA ROSS COMMODORES BARBRA STREISAND RONNIE MILSAP

CARPENTERS AIR SUPPLY Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND JUICE NEWTON RONNIE MILSAP BARBRA STREISAND PAUL DAVIS

AL JARREAU LEE GREENWOOD BARRY MANILOW KENNY ROGERS BERTHE HIGGINS Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND ROYAL PNILHARMONI

KX0KUL lodi Le* Deps. RONNIE MILSAP JUICE NEWTON Nottest: DAN FOGELBERG DIANA MSS WINCY JONES C. CHRISTIAN COMMODORES

Parallel Two

WAKWAEJOn BA Hert

AIR SUPPLY KENNY ROGERS DAVID GATES ST. NICK DOBLE GRAY ANNE MURRAY JOHN SCHNEIDER Hottest: BARRY MANILOW EDDIE BABBITT BARBRA STREISAND NEIL DIAMOND SNEAKER

WMYIApplebn Jeri CNA

BARRY RANI LON PEPTIC HIGGINS Nottest: JUICE NEWTON NEIL DIAMOND PAUL DAVIS BARBRA STREISAND NICKS S HENLEY

WIIDCiCenton Mike Dom

T.G. SHEPPARD BARRY MANILOW BESTIE HIGGINS DAVID GATES DOBIE GRAY WHISPERS JOE DOLCE Hottest: none

WTVMICa kmüue, OM Denny Nugent

AIR SUPPLY LRB BILLY JOEL Hottest: NICKS L HENLEY DIANA ROSS BARBRA STREISAND HALI. L OATES ONJ

WrillOrDNylon Judy Kelly

GREG LAKE AIR SUPPLY MOODY BLIES LRB Hottest: GEORGE BENSON ROYAL PHILHARMONI SNEAKER BILLY JOEL EDDIE BABBITT

KRNTNeS *Anse Soon Nuskey

HARBRA STREISAND KENNY ROGERS MAC DAVIS EDDIE BABBITT Hottest: nsne

WOWOIFL Wayne Sam DeVlnarn

GO GO' S RINGO STARR DAN FOGELBERG RONNIE MILSAP Hottest: FOREIGNER ONJ HALL L OATES POLICE LINES!? BUCKINGHA

WFR/ULaneRB Dsw MECNry

KOOL L THE GANG ALABAMA ROYAL PHILHARMONI DEL SHANNON Hottest: PAUL DAVIS DON MCLEAN RONNIE MILSAP BARBRA STREISAND EN4 F

WMAIYeOwn Wm" Luc

JENNIFER BARNES SHEENA EASTON Hottest: ROYAL PHILRARMONI NICKS L HENLEY DOMINGO L DENVER DIANA ROSS GEORGE BENSON

KLTEBOYNhrna Cary Joe INOlhny

BARRY MANILOW STEVE CARLISLE

JUICE NEWTON BARBRA STREISAND DAN FOGELBERG PAUL DAVIS NEIL DIAMOND

WEST Parallel One

KPPLIDerner RIES Brady

BEACH BOYS DIANA ROSS EDDIE RABBITS Hottest: QUINCY JUNES RONNIE MILSAP PAUL DAVIS C. CHRISTIAN NICKS 4 HENLEY

KHOWIDernwr Leigh Shrnw

sons Hottest: MIKE POST CAN FOGELBERG AL JARREAD AIR SUPPLY QUINCY JONES

KOYIPhoe ne Dan Armstrong

BERTIE HIGGINS JENNIFER WARNES DAN FOGELBERG BALANCE Hottest: ANNE MURRAY BARBARA MANCRELL OAK RIDGE BOYS JUICE NEWTON BARBRA STREISANI

KEXAbnlRnd Bob SWaneon

none Hottest: BARRY MANILOW FOREIGNER C. CHRISTIAN NEIL DIAMOND GEORGE BENSON

KYXYIpen Diego RIchardelPaul

BARRY MAGILOW JOHNNY LFE NEIL DIAMOND ALABAMA Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND DOMINGO L DENVER NEIL DIAMOND FOREIGNER JUICE NEWTON

KFRllSen Dopo Lemon/Anthony

none Hottes,

KNBRfSan Frsrnclarw Larry FRLM

none Hottest. ONJ DIANA ROES NEIL DIAMOND NICKS L HENLEY BARBRA STREISAND

KIXVSeellle Don Simon

AIR SUPPLY LULU Rottest: NEIL DIAMOND DIANA ROSS BARRY RANIIAW FOREIGNER

KPLLIeOMN KNl/Cook

AIR SUPPLY CARPENTERS SHEENA EASTON Hottest: FOREIGNER DIANA ROSS GEORGE BENSON JUICE NEWTON ROYAL PHILHARMONI

KIIJOISeeme Jai Sent ANNE MURRAY Hottest: COMMODORES AIR SUPPLY FOREIGNER DIANA ROSS BARRY MANILOW

Parallel Two

KOMANNgHNryue Foul Douptr LUDIE RABBITS RUPERT HOLMES BILLY JOEL Hottest: GEORGE BENSON NEIL DIAMOND BEACH BOYS JUICE NEWTON BARBRA STREISAND

KAFYIBeYewRekt Joseph King

STEVE MARINER EDDIE SCHWARTZ HENRY PAUL BAND KISS PATTI AUSTIN VANGELIS DAVID GATES ST. NICK JOHN SCHNEIDER JOE DOLCE KENNY ROGERS Hottest: ONJ DIANA ROSS ROD STEWART LINDSEY BUCKINGHA

KBOIBola* La* Chebie

BEACH BOYS LULU AL JARREAD SHEENA EASTON AIR SUPPLY DAVID GATEE Hottest: JUICE NEWTON NEIL DIAMOND FOREIGNER BARBRA STREISAND GEORGE BENSON

KUOWEupene, OR Brien Leas KENNY ROGERS HALL 4 OATES WINCY JONES Hornset: ODE MCLEAN NEIL DIAMOND BARBRA STREISAND JUICE NEWTON GEORGE BENSON

KYNOIFrera John Lee Wallcar

none Hottest: MIKE POST NEIL DIANONE CRYSTAL GAYLE ROYAL PHILHARMONI

STREISAND STREISAND

KKUARNmiIS KNN Akan*

CON MCLEAN ALABAMA DOBLE GRAY STEVIE twOoDS SUL DR EA Hottest: GEORGE BENSON FOREIGNER SNEAKER ROYAL PHILHARMONI PAUL DAVIS

KMJJRae Vegas Bob HerrinO

SAN FOGELBERG SHEENA EASTON Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND DAN FOGELBERG MIKE. POST NEIL DIAMOND NICKS L HENLEY

KWAVRNnte ey Slew Prieto ROSANNE CASH DIXON HOUSE SHFENA EASTON DONALD PAGEN JUICE NEWTON ROLLING STONED SPYRO GERA BILLY JOE1. STEVE MILLER BAND ONJ WAR TE RFLASII RONNIE LAMS Hottest: LINDSEY BUCKINGHA HALL L OATES W ANTE RFLASH SNEAKER BARBRA STREISAND

KSL/SaM Lake City George lanUch BERTIE HIGGINS MELISSA MANCHEETE KACEY CISYK Hottest: DIANA ROSS NEIL DIANONE BARBRA STRFISANC PAUL DAVIS KENNY ROGERS

KREM/Seekare RSA Soott

DIANA ROSS QUARTERFLASH POLICE Hottest: FOREIGNER COMMODORES BARRY MANILOW NEIL DIAMOND LINDSEY BUCKINGHA

KCEEITIMa0N Alen Michaels

BARRY MANILOW AIR SUPPLY CARPENTERS Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND BARBRA STREISAND PAUL DAVIS RONNIE MILSAP BEACH BOYS

Parallel Three olomm KFODIAncnurOQe. AK Mark Levels

T.G. SHFPPARI. BARRY MANILOW DAN FOGELBERG AIR SUPPLY SHEENA EASTON DOBI GRAY DAVID GATES EAGLES Hottest:

KADEJBoulder, CO HOAeyWerry

AIR SUPPLY Hottest: ONJ FOREIGNER ROD STEHART NICKS 4 HENLEY HALL L GATES

K13O7JBosMnen, MT Greg Williams

BARRY MANILOW LRB BERTIE HIGGINS Hottest: FOREIGNER DIANA ROSS NEIL DIAMOND JUICE NEWTON BARBRA STREISAND

KMEDRBedtord, OR Charlie Kirk

BARRY MANILON RITA COOLIDGE DAVID GATES AIR SUPPLY STEVE CARLISLE Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND SNEAKER RONNIE MILSAP LULU GEORGE BENSON

KOLORene NV Michael Bennett

SHEENA EASTON RUPERT HOLMES JENNIFER WARNES ALABAMA LULU AIR SUPPLY Hottest: DIANA ROSS NEIL DIAMOND DOMINGO L DENVER GEORGE BENSON BARBRA STREISAND

KRKKRot SprinSs, WY

ChuEt Merlin

ALABAMA STEVE MILLER BANC Hottest: WICKS L HENLEY DU AKT E RFLA SH NEIL DIAMOND LINDSEY BUCKINGHA BARBRA STREISAND

WOUAIOued Chloe, IA

Joch McKay

VANGELIS RTEVE CARLISLE RITA COOLIDGE LRB AIR SUPPLY Hottest: ARLAN DAY DOMINGO 4 DENVER LULU SNEAKER DIANA ROSS

WOHORoNda Neu Elliot

BEACH BOYS BILLY JOEL DAN FOGELBERG AIR SUPPLY Hottest: AIR SUPPLY DIANA ROSS NEIL DIAMOND JUICE NEWTON BARBRA STREISAND

KRMGRuea Don Bishop

DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP BARBRA STREISAND ROYAL PHILHARMONI SNEAKER NICKS L HENLEY

KKROHYkhNe, KS Jack OBer DOMINGO 4 DENVER KENNY ROGERS BARRY MANILOI Hottest: DIANA ROSS GEORGE SUINO! NEIL DIAMOND JUICE NEWTON ROYAL PHILHARMCNI

WKBWYounpebwn. ON Oabrlekklorpen

KENNY ROGERS DAN EYCELBERG DOMINGO & DENVER STEVE CARLISLE JENNIFER WARNES Rotteer: NEIL DIAMOND BARBRA STREISAND JUICE NEWTON ROYAL PHILHARMONI EDDIE RABBITS

Parallel Three

WJBCIBIaaninglon, IL

Slew SabrMJ DAN FOGELBERG SHEENA EASTON AIR SUPPLY Hot rast: BARBRA STREISAND GEORGE BENSON PAUL DAVIS CARPENTERS EDDIE RABBITS

KCROICeder Rapids, IA

Can Mann

AIR SUPPLY SHEENA EASTON RUPERT HOLMES Hottest: FOREIGNER DIANA ROSS PAUL DAVIS ROYAL PHILHARMONI LINDSEY BUCKINGHA

WDAYIFOÍQH.M ofMW Bred Anderson

none Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP JUICE NEWTON EDDIE RABBITT PAUL DAVIS T.G. SHEPPARD

KFOPoLReoR. NB PON MaeN

AIR SUPPLY LULU BARRY MANILOW JUDY COLLINS Hottest: BILLY JOEL DAN FOGELBERG

WSOW/aegAaw, MI

Ree belch« KENNY ROGERS RITA COOLIDGE LULU Hottest: ROYAL HNILHARMONI DIANA ROSS JUICE NEWTON BARRY MAMMON DOMINGO L DENVER

KPATISIous Felle Craig Meta

JENNIFER BARNES AIR SUPPLY ALABAMA BERTIE HIGGINS Hottest: JUICE NEWTON B ARBRA STREISAND LINDSEY BUCKINGHA HALL I. OATES LAN FOGELBERG

WJONISL CRNq YN Tor Scott

T.G. SHEPPARD ALABAMA AIR SUPPLY Mottest: HALL L OATES DIANA ROES JUICE NEWTON FOREIGNER NICK' L HENLEY

WBOWnrre haute IN

L arry Joseph

SHEENA FABTON LRB KEENS ROGERS H ottet FOREIGNER DIAEIGNER DIANA ROSS NEIL DIAMOND NICKS L HENLEY GEORGE GENBON

SOUTH Parallel One

memmizmom<s

WISIANanta Welt VAN N» DOMINGO 4 DENVER HALL L OATES SHEENA EASTON MOODY BIDES STEVE CARLISLE DAN FOGELBERG AIR SUPPLY BARRY NANILOM JENNIFER WARMES ALABAMA DAVID GATES ANNE MURRAY KENNY ROGERS Hottest: COMMODORES STEVIE WOODS ROYAL PHILHARMONI NEIL DIAMOND BARBRA STREISAND

WLTAJAWnte Allen Seenders

CARLY SIMON QUINCY JONES BARRY MANSION Hottest: none

KVK/DeYFL Worth CNocA Rhode.

EDDIE BABBITT Hot rest: AIR SUPPLY COMMODORES MALL L GATES FOREIGNER DIANA ROSS

KULFnleuron Rusty Neck

BARRY MANILLA SHEENA EASTON ALABAMA TERRY GREGORY Hot teat: JUICE NEWTON BILLY JOEL DOMINGO L DENVER DAN FOGELBERG LRB

WAIA (97AIAJRMe.nF FL L.oderd.N

Yolnda Pang «P

RUPERT HOLMES ROYAL PHILHARMONI Hot t eat: DAN FOGELBERG JOEY SCARBURY GEORGE BENSON MIKE POST NEIL DIAMONL'

Parallel Two

WGACIAupuele GA Dew UAW none Nottset: FOREIGNER ROSANNE CASH ROYAL PHILHARMONI DOMINGO L DENVER LULU

KCIWIAuetln, TX Bob Oomph

DEL SHANNON MANHATTAN TRANSFE JERRY JEFF WALKER FREDDY S FISNSTIC Hottest: GEORGE BENSON NEIL DIAMOND NICKS L HENLEY BARBRA STREISAND DOW MCLEAN

WAFBIBern Ralee AderWerdee SNEAKER AIR SUPPLY BEACH BOYS Hottest: DIANA ROSS POPEIGNER HALL L OATES EDDIE RABBITS BARBRA STREISAND

KOLEAeumonl Ran SNLNPN

AIR SUPPLY CARPENTERS RUPERT HOLMES KENNY ROGERS Hottest: PAUL DAVIS GEORGE BENSON SHEENA EASTON EDDIE RABBITS LAB

AlWEACIIInnInplearn Knet DOMINGO L DENVER STEVE CARLISLE ALABAMA SHEENS EASTON BARRY MANILOW AL JARREAU VANGELIS Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND BARBRA STREISAND PAUL DAVIS NICKS L HENLEY CARPENTERS

WIT/Charlotte NlckeYRow

BILLY JOEL GERTIE HIGGINS Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND BARBRA STREISAND STEVE CARLISLE BEACH BOYS

WDBiChene oope Ite-Ny INN

AIR SUPPLY GROVER WASHINGTON BARRY MANILOW Hottest: ROYAL PHILHARMONI STEVE CARLISLE PALL DAVIS BILLY JOEL DAN FOGELBERG

WM,raaSbt, SC Bob Earle

DAN POOEIBFRG BARRY MANILOW AIR SUPPLY BEE GEES AL JEERERS Hottest: BARRY KAMEEN NEIL DIAMOND BARBRA STREIEAND PAUL DAVIS EDDIE RABBITS

WiLtlAnkwerA W Jae Rennin AIA SUPPLY ALABAMA STEVE CARLISLE KUNY ROGERS Hot tet: NEIL DIAMOND DIANA ROSS BARBRA STREISAND JUICE NEWTON GEORGE BENSON

WOKVIAoluMeMY, FL MIEAee! O'NMley

SHEENS EASTON BEACH BOYS CARPENTERS Hottse BARRY MANILOW MIKE POST AIR SUPPLY CRYSTAL GAYLE RONNIE MILSAP

WHRKR*aNpNn,KY NHerWioodAMMroy

ALABAMA Hottest: DIANA ROSS NEIL DIAMOND BARBRA STREISAND GEORGE BENSON EDDIE RABBITS

KAAYILIIIN Rat Si... Kelty

CARPENTERS SHEENS EASTON AIR SUPPLY Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND FOREIGNER RONNIE MILSAP ONJ MAC DAVIS

WRKAIL4Y1w11N Lee Tobin

AIR SUPPLY SHEENA EASTON Hottest: FOREIGNER IANA ROSS

NEIL DIAMOND NICKS 4 HENLEY BARBRA STREISAND

WNAIJWoon Stele Murphy

HALL L CATES Hottest: »DEAL PHILHARMONI FOREIGNER DOMINGO S DENVER

W RV WMernpne Si... Sumer

AL JARREAU DAN EWELBERO CARPENTERS WARTE RFLASH ROD STEWART Hottest: PAUL DAVIS LINDSEY BUCKINGHA EDDIE BABBITT HALL L GATES NICKS L HENLEY

WSMaFkY oAoi e DOWN Brake

M LANCE GROVER WASHINGTON Hottest: HALL L OATES LINDSEY BUCKINGHA PAUL DAVIS MOODY BLUES GEORGE BENSON

WOVE/Nor OrWN Chret Bryan

ROYAL PNILHARMONI AIR SUPPLY GROVER WASHINGTON FREDDY 4 FISNSTIC DR. JOHN GREG LAKE HotteRT HALL L OATES ROLLING STONES BARBRA STREISAND RONNIE MILSAP DAN FOGELBERG

WTARMor olk Ton Looney

JENNIFER WARNES AL JARREAD Hottest: BARRY MANILOW DIANA ROSS NEIL DIAMOND JUICE NEWTON R TAL PNILHARMCkNI

WILY (Y108VOP1ando SIN MIEheW

AIR SUPPLY BERTIE NILGINS AL JARREAU Nottests DIANA ROSS FOREIGNER ONJ BARBRA STREISAND NEIL DIAMONO

WPTFMeIeINM Tommy Water DAN FOGELHERG CARPENTERS Hottest: NEIL DIABOND BARBRA STREISAND GEORGE BENSON KORNIE MILSAP

WHVAReMRord, VA DItR Cirant

BERTIE HIGGINS ALABAMA AIR SUPPLY BARRY MANILOW Hottest: DOMINGO 4 DENVER BARBRA STREISAND CAN FOGELBERG KENNY ROGERS STEVE CARLISLE

WSJSIWR.NnSalem Oeope Brown

PAUL DAVIS EDDIE RABBITS CHILLIWACK Hottest: ONJ COMMODORES FOREIGNER HALL S PATES

Parallel Three

WSKYIANAeAle, NC Shannon Weal

WINCY JONES BILL CHAMPLIN CHINA EARL KLUGH BARRY NILON CARLY SIMRN Hottest: PAIE. DAVIS BARBRA STREISAND NULL L GATES BILLY JOEL SNEAKER

WCHVICherotMONHlle, VA Ton Twine

BARRY MANILOW GREG LAKE MEP Hottest: DIANA ROSS NEIL DIAMOND HALL 4 OATES GEORGE BENSON PAUL DAVIS

WLEOIFt MyrN, FL Ferraro/Berger

SHEENA EASTON AIR SUPPLY Hottest: COMMODORES FOREIGNER NEIL DIAMOND NICKS L HENLEY JENNIFER WARNES

KSELAubCock, TX

Scott KnIQN

KOOL L THE GANG BARRY RANILOW Hottest: ROLLING STONES LINDSEY BUCKINGHA FOREIGNER NICKS L HENLEY COMMODORES

WLVAILynchbury, VA

Lynn Kreun

AIR SUPPLY Hottest: LIANA ROSS C. CHRISTIAN COMMODORES GEORGE BEN6ON ONJ

WOROIOrenpebure, SC Stu Wright

BARRY RANILON DEL SHANNON GREG LAKE CARLY 5IMION ROSIE GRAY KOOL L THE GANG Hottest: JUICE NEWTON DIANA ROSS GEORGE BENSON ROYAL PHILHARMONI LINDSEY BUCKINGHA

WFBByNrMBa, VA BN BrMrn

FOREIGNER RUPERT HOLMES Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND ROYAL PHIIJIARMONT BARBRA STREISAND RONNIE MILSAP BILLY JOEL

GA WOBNRIBay

AIR SUPPLY BARRY MAR1LOM T.G. SHEPPARD WINCY JONES MAC DAVIS Mottest: BARBRA STREISAND SNEAKER NEIL DIAMOND RONNIE MILSAP JUICE NEWTON

120 Reports 112 Last Week

The following stations reported frozen playlists this week:

KEX/Portland WRIE/Erie

The following stations did not report this week and therefore their playlists

were frozen: WROR/Boston WSBA/York



Black Radio BREAKERS

"Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week.

HALL Ft OATES I Can't Go For That (No Can Do) (RCA)

73% of our reporters on it Rotations: Heavy 18/0, Medium 12/0, Light 8/5, Ex- tra Adds 3, Total Adds 8, WDIA, WYLD-FM, WBMX, WJMO, WOIC, WVOL, WANT, KTFM. Moves 20-12 on the Black Radio Chart

TIME Cool (WB)

70% of our reporters on it Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 12/1, Light 10/0, Ex- tra Adds 9, Total Adds 10, WAMO, WAOK, WBMX, WGCI, WDMT, IKMJM, WOIC, WJJS, WTOY, KUKQ. Debuts at number 17 on the Black Radio Chart.

GROVER WASHINGTON JR. Be Mine (Tonight) (Elektra)

64% of our reporters on it Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 15/0, Light 16/0, Ex- tra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, WOIC, WTMP. Debuts at number 25 on the Black Radio Chart

GAYLE ADAMS Love Fever (Prelude)

63% of our reporters on it Rotations: Heavy 10/0, Medium 8/0, Light 1311, Ex- tra Adds 4, Total Adds 5, WHRK, WANT, WTOY, WTMP, KUKO. Moves 28-19 on the Black Radio Chart

DYNASTY Love In The Fast Lane (Solar/Elektra)

59% of our reporters on it Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 20/0, Light 9/2, Ex- tra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WJAX, WANT. Moves 29-22 on the Black Radio Chart

NEW & ACTIVE Recent releases with airplay reported by at least 20 of our reporting stations are listed In order of their activity. The two numbers Immediately following each song title indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week and of those, how many added It this week. The rotational breakdowns which follow indicate how many stations have the song In the respective rotation and of those, how many added it Into that particular rotation this week. Qln- dicates one of this week's Most Added new songs.

ANGELA BOFILL "Something About You" (Arleta) 30/2 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 12/0, Light 10/0, Extra Adds 2. Total Adds 2, WOIC, WTLC. Heavy: WAMO, WHUR, WAOK, WWRL WAN, KUKQ. Medium: WWIN, WXYV, WHRK, WCIN, WDMT, WJMO, KDKO, KSOL WSSJ, WKND, WJMI, WPDQ. Debuts et number 27 on the Black Radio Chart RAY, GOODMAN B BROWN "How Can Love So Right (Be So Wrong" 2814 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/1, Light 14/0, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 4, WENN, WKXI, WOWI, WKWM. Medium: WILD, WOOK, WAOK, WBMX WVON, WWRL WPDQ, WDAO.

NCON FUNK SHUN "Bad Lady" (Merary/Polyßrom) 25/9 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 611, Light 16/6, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 9. WDIA, WCIN, KSOL WJMI, WKXI, WJAX WLOU, WJJ8, WTLC. Heavy: WWIN, WAOK. Medium: WHRK, KDKO, WENN, KUKQ.

AL JARREAU "Brealkar' Away" (WB) 25/8 Rotation': Heavy 6/1, Medium 911, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 8, WAMO, KMJQ, WYLD-FM, WWRL WOIC, WJJS, WTMP, WKWM. Heavy WHUR, WAOK, WBSJ, KACE. Medium: WHRK, WDMT. WJMO, KDAY, KSOL WJMI, WJAX KOKY.

JONES GIRLS "(I Found) That Man Of Mare" (Phila. IntL/CBS) 25/3 Rotations: Heavy 210, Medium 13/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 2. Total Adds 3, WJMO, WGIV, KDIA Heavy WHUR, WTOY. Medium: WXYV, WOOK, WAOK, WHRK, WBMX KDKO, KDAY, KSOL WSSJ, WWRL WLOU, WVOL WTLC.

ROOKIE ROBBINS "I Bellew In Love" (ABM) 25/1 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 13/0, Light7/0. Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, KMJM. Heavy WXYV, WGIV, WJMI, KJILH. Medium: WWIN, WOOK WHUR. WAOK. WHRK, WBMX WJMO. WOIC, WKXI. KOKY, WBLX. WTOY, WTLC.

CURTIS MAYRELD "Toot An' Toot An' Toot" (Boardwalk) 22/8 Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 810, Light 10/3, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 8, WWIN, WAOK, WCIN. WJMO, KSOL WGIV, WJJS, KAEZ. Heavy WXYV. Medium: WHUR, WOCI, WVON, WJLB. WSSJ, WKXI. ARETHA FRANKUN "It's My Turn" (Arista) 2112 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/0, Light 1111, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2. WGCI, KOKY. Heavy WKND, WWRL Medium: WAOK, WJMO, WSSJ, WAN, WLOU, WANT, WTLC.

GO "Shake" (Arista) 21/2 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 810,Ught 7/1, Extra Adds 1. Total Adds 2. WJMO, WTLC. Heavy WOOK, KSOL WWRL WJMI, WDAO. Medium: WAOK. WHRK. WCIN, KDKO, WKND, WOWS, WTOY, KUKQ. BARRY WHITE "Beware" (Unlmlbd GokUCBS) 20/0 Rotations: Heavy 910, Medium 7/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy WBMX WOCI, WVON, WSSJ, WWRL WENN, WOIC. WVOL KACE. Medium: WAOK, WJLB, WAN, WBLX, WDAO, WTLC, KJLH.

SIGNIFICANT ACTION PSLAVE "Wait For Me" (CotilladAtco) 19/10 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/1, Light 8/4. Extra Adds 5. Total Adds 10, WXYV, WAOK, WYLD-FM, WBMX WJMO, KOKO, WOIC, WLOU, WDAO, WKWM. Heavy WVON, KACE. Medium: WHRK, WJLB, WJMI. BRICK "Wide Open" (B6LngICBS) 19/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 5/0, light 1011, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2 KSOL WTOY. Heavy WAOK, WENN, WJMI. Medium: WXYV, WHRK. WAN, WVOL WTLC. STEVIE WOODS "Steal The Night Away" (Cotlllon/Atco) 19/2 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 9/0, Light 3/O. Extra Adds 2. Total Adds 2, WSSJ, KTFM. Heavy WXYV, WOOK, WJMI, WKXI, KOKY. Medium: WILD, WAMO, WHRK, WDMT, WJLB, KDAY, WLOU, WTOY, KUKQ. ZOOM "Saturday, Saturday Night" (Polydor/PolyGrarn) 19/1 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 810, Light 811, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1. KSOL Heavy WHUR, KDKO. KDAY, WJAX WLOU. Medium: WXYV, WAOK, WVEE. WAN, WOIC, WBLX KACE. KDIA 5 VERNON BURCH "Do It To Me" (Spector, 18/9 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 72 Extra Adds 7. Total Adds 9, WXYV, WDAS, WHRK, WAIL -FM, WON, WJMO, WENN, WTMP, WKWM. Heavy WAOK. Medium: WEDR, KSOL WBLX. SKOOL BOYZ "Your Low" (Destiny) 18/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 1. Total Adds 2. KSOL WTOY. Heavy: WENN. Medium: WILD, WDAS, WHUR, WGCI, KDAY, WAN, WLOU. KRAFTWERK "Numbers" (WB) 17/6 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 410, Light 5/2. Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 6, KMJQ, WDIA, WHRK, WANT, WKWM. Heavy:

adio&Records

NArIONALAIRPLW30 Three Two Last Weeks Weeks Week December 11, 1981

3 3 2 0 2 1 1 2

10 6 4 0 1 2 3 4

11 8 6 0 17 11 7 0 23 16 12 0 9 9 8 0 4 4 6 9

13 12 10 0 20 15 )

21 20 0 14 13 9 13

24 18 17 0 12 14 14 15

7 10 16 18 sommON. Q 25 22 in - 28 Q - 21 0

18 17 19 21

- 29 Q - 30 23 Q 15 15 18 24

0 141> - 29 27 0 - Q 5 5 13 28

6 7 11 29

30 24 24 30

GEORGE BENSON/Turn Your Love Around (WB)

EARTH, WIND b FIRE/Lets Groove (ARC/Columbia) PEABO BRYSON/Let The Feeling Flow (Capitol) KOOL B THE GANG/Take My Heart (De-LitelPolyGram) BAR-KAYS/Hit And Run (MercurylPolyGram) RUFUS £t CHAKA KHAN/Sharing The Love (MCA) SKYY/Call Me (Salsoul/RCA) DIANA ROSS/Why Do Fools Fall In Love? (RCA)

PRINCE/Controversy (WB) CENTRAL UNE/Walking Into Sunshine (Mercury/PolyGram) TEDDY PENDERGRASS/You're My Latest, ... (Phila. Int'l/CBS) HALL B OATES/1 Can't Go For That (No Can Do) (RCA)

SHALAMAR/Sweeter As The Days Go By (SolarIRCA) LT.DJKickin' Back (A£bM)

CHOCOLATE MILKIBlue Jeans (RCA) COMMODORES/Oh No (Motown) TIME/Cool (WB)

GLADYS KNIGHT B THE PIPS/1 Will Fight (Columbia) GAYLE ADAMS/Love Fever (Prelude)

BOBBY WOMACK/1f You Think You're... (Beverly Glen)

GWEN McCRAEIFunky Sensation (Atlantic) DYNASTYILove In The Fast Lane (Solar/Elektra) BOOKER TJI Want You (AAM) ROGER/Heard It Through The Grapevine (WB)

GROVER WASHINGTON JRJBe Mine (Tonight) (Elektra) EVELYN KING/Don't Hide Our Love (RCA) ANGELA BOFILL/Something About You (Arista) SLAVEISnap Shot (Cotillion/Atco) ISLEY BROTHERS/Inside You IT-Neck/CBS) JERMAINE JACKSON/I'm Just Too Shy (Motown)

New Entry

This chart is based solely on compiled weekly reports from our reporting stations. Black circled numbers indicate

continued upward movement from the majority of our reporters.

MOST ADDED TIME "Cool" (10) SLAVE (10) VERNON BURCH (9) CON FUNK SHUN (9)

HOTTEST EARTH, WIND £t FIRE (38) KOOL Et THE GANG (21) GEORGE BENSON (19) BAR-KAYS (15)

WDMT, KSOL WAN, WJJS, KDIA Medium: WGIV, WVOL WOWI, WWWS.

KANO "Can't Hold Back (Your Loving)" (Mkage/Atlantic) 17/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 7/0, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 6, WXYV, WOCI, WTOY, WDAO, WTLC. Medium: WILD, WJLB, KDAY, WWRL WOIC, WJMI, KJIJt. TIERRA "La La Means I Low You" (Boardwalk) 1710 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 9/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy- WAOK, WEDR, KUK Medium: WXYV, WDIA, WGCI, WJMO, KOKY, WBLX, WOWI, WANT, KTFM.

FATBACK BAND "Rockar' To The Beat" (Spring/Pole/Gran) 18/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 9/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 2. Total Adds 2. WENN, WTOY. Medium: WOOK, KOKO, WAN, WON, WOIC, WKXI, WLOU, WOAO, WTLC. TOM BROWNE "Fungi Marnl " (GRP/Arista) 15/6 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 6. WHRK, KDKO, WWRL WKXI. WBLX. Medium: KJLH.

SUGAR HILL GANG "Apache" (Sugar HIIl) 16/3 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 1/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 2. Total Adds 3, WVEE. WJJS, WBLX. Heavy WWIN, WAIL -FM, WGIV. Medium: KMJQ.

SYREETA "Quick Slick" (Tanla/Motown) 16/2 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 6/0, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2. WCIN, WJMO. Heavy WGCI, WVON. Medium: WWIN, WVEE. WENN, WTOY, WTLC, KJLH.

PATTI AUSTIN "Every Horne Should Have One" (Qwest/WS) 14/4 Rotations: Heavy 010, Medium 6/1, Light 8/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WJMO, WJMI, WKXI, WTOY. Medium: KDAY, KSOL WSSJ, WWRL DENROY MORGAN "Sweet Tender Love" (Becket) 14/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2. WEDR, WWWS. Medium: WWIN, WILD, WHUR, WVON, KDKO, WSSJ, WGIV.

BLACK ICE "I Just Want To Hold You Close" (Montage/Capitol) 13/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 3, WEDR, WPDO, WTMP. Medium: WDAS, WAN. GENE DUNLAP "Something Inside My Head' (Capitol) 13/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2. WTOY, WDAO. Heavy: WAOK. Medium: WYLD-FM, KSOL WWRL WBLX WKWM. TWENNYNINE B LENNY WHITE "Al I Want" (Elektra) 13/1 Rotations: Heavy OM, Medium 7/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WPDQ. Medium: WXYV, WBMX WDMT, WJMO. KAEZ, WWWS, KUKO-

AURRA "Make Up Your Mind" (Soler/RCA) 12/5 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 111, Light 62 Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 5, WAMO, KOKO, WDAO, WTLC, WWWS. Heavy: WWIN, WHUR KJLH.

FOUR TOPS "Let Me Set You Free" (Casabla c&PolyGram) 12/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 6, WXYV, WVEE WEDR, KDKO, WTMP. Medium: WILD, WJMI, WDAO.

OUVIA NEWTON -JOHN "Physical" (MCA) 12/2 Rotations: Heavy 4n), Medium 3/1, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2. WVEE WJJS. Heavy: WAIL -FM, KMJM, WSSJ, KACE. Medium: WVOL KTFM.

DONALD BYRD Er 125TH STREET, N.Y.C. "I Love Your Love" (Elektra) 12/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WWRL Heavy: WJAX. Medium: WVON, KOKO, WSSJ, KJLH.

RICK JAMES "Ghetto Ufe" (Gordy/Motown) 12/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/0, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WANT. Heavy WOOK, KDKO. Medium: WWIN, WAIL - FM, WBLX WTOY. STARPOINT "Wanting You" (Chocolate City/PolyGram) 12/1 Rotations: Heavy 110, Medium 4/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, KUKQ. Heavy KJLH. Medium: WWIN, WHUR. WJMO, WOWI.


RBA/Friday, December 11, 1981

Black Radio Hattest

December 11, 1981

EAST

EAST SOUTH MIDWEST WEST

George Benson Earth, Wind Et Fire Hall it Oates

Earth, Wind Et Fire Bar -Kays Kool it The Gang Prints Peabo Bryson

Kool ft The Gang Earth, Wind Et FireEarth, Bobby Womack Georg. Benson

Wind Firs George Benson

Regionalized Adds I Rats W W IN/Ba Itlmore Curtis Anderson

LAMONT DOZIER CURTIS MAYFIELD MIKE & BRENDA ODYSSEY GRAND MASTER STRIKERS CHAS JANKEL LINDA CLIFFORD WHISPERS PIECES OF A DREAM BOOKER T. HENDERSON/WHITFIE Hottest: PRINCE HALL & OATES D TRAIN GWEN MCCRAE

W XYV/Baltlmore Tim Watts

SLAVE FOUR TOPS KANO VERNON BURCH Hottest: CURTIS MAYFIELD QUINCY JONES CENTRAL LINE BAR-KAYS SHEREE BROWN

WILD/Boston Steve Crumbley

MELBA MOORE ONE WAY MARY WELLS WHATNAUTS ROGER JOHNNY GUITAR WAX Hottest: GEORGE BENSON PRINCE EW&F CENTRAL LINE SKYY

W SSJICamden-Philadelphia Gary Shepherd

SARAH DASH STEVIE WOODS PULSE Hottest: HALL & OATES EW&F KOOL & THE GANG TEDDY PENDERGRASS BARRY WHITE

WKNDIHartlord Eddie Jordan

none Hottest: KOOL & THE GANG EW&F GEORGE BENSON GWEN MCCRAE SKYY

WWRUNew York Wanda Ramos

AL JARREAU TOM BROWNE RONNIE LAWS MELBA MOORE LTD ANDRE CROUCH FUSE ONE DONALD BYRD BAR-KAYS CHIC D TRAIN CRUSADERS/COCKER GORDONS WAR Hottest: BARRY WHITE GAYLE ADAMS HALL & OATES MAZE GEORGE BENSON

WDAS/Phliadelphia Joe Tamburro

JUNIOR LUTHER VANDROSS SHOCK VERNON BURCH ROGER Hottest: EW&F GWEN MCCRAE GEORGE BENSON HALL & OATES GAYLE ADAMS

W AMO/P Ittabu rgh J.C. Floyd

AL JARREAU AURRA BILL SUMMERS T.S. MONK TIME Hottest: GEORGE BENSON RUFUS & CHAKA CENTRAL LINE EW&F

SOUTH WAOK/Atlanta Larry Tinsley

WOOKIWashington Harry Boomer

none Hottest: GEORGE BENSON COMMODORES RUFUS & CHAKA DIANA ROSS BAR-KAYS

WHUR/Washington Oscar Fields

none Hottest: EW&F PATTI AUSTIN GEORGE BENSON ANGELA BOFILL KOOL & THE GANG

MIDWEST W VONIChlcago Pam Wells

Stations are listed by region. Hots are listed in order of their airplay activity.

LUTHER VANDROSS ANDRE CROUCH LAKESIDE Hottest: GAYLE ADAMS CENTRAL LINE GWEN MCCRAE GLADYS KNIGHT BOBBY WOMACK

CANDI STATON SLAVE TIME CURTIS MAYFIELD BILL WITHERS Hottest: BAR-KAYS EW&F CHOCOLATE MILK KOOL & THE GANG DIANA ROSS

WVEE/Atlanta Scotty Andrews

ONJ GLADYS KNIGHT NORMAN CONNORS JOE SIMON FOUR TOPS AM -FM SUGAR HILL GANG Hottest: EW&F ROGER TEDDY PENDERGRASS PEABO BRYSON SHOCK

WATVBirmingham Stan Granger

none Hottest: EW&F PRINCE GEORGE BENSON COMMODORES DIANA ROSS

WENN/Birmingham Gene Wise

MYNK JUNIOR RAY, GOODMAN &

VERNON BURCH FATBACK BAND Hottest: CHOCOLATE MILK TIME BAR-KAYS OZONE S HALAMAR

WG1VICharlotte Chris Turner

D TRAIN GRAND MASTER JONES GIRLS RONNIE LAWS CURTIS MAYFIELD Hottest: SUGAR HILL GANG ROGER GANGSTERS TIME PEABO BRYSON

WJMIIJackson Carl Haynes

PATTI AUSTIN CON FUNK SHUN JOHNNY BRISTOL Hottest: TIME PEABO BRYSON EWEF CLARKE/DUKE BAR-KAYS

WKXI/Jackson Tommy Marshall

CON FUNK SHUN RAY, GOODMAN & B PATTI AUSTIN TOM BROWNE MELBA MOORE Hottest: EW&F PRINCE PEABO BRYSON KOOL & THE GANG BAR-KAYS

W PDOIJacksonvl Ile Maxx St. Clair

BLACK ICE JUNIOR LOVE UNLIMITED TWENNYNINE/LENNY LULU Hottest: EW&F SKYY PHYLLIS HYMAN ONJ CHOCOLATE MILK

W JAX(95X)IJacksonville, Steve Fox

GLADYS KNIGHT LAKESIDE

B DYNASTY SPINNERS CON FUNK CREME D' Hottest: PRINCE CHOCOLATE MILK KOOL & THE GANG NATALIE COLE PEABO BRYSON

WOIC/Columbia, SC Mickey Arnold

TIMF SLAVE HALL & OATES GROVER WASHINGTON ROGER ANGELA BOFILL AL JARREAU Hottest: EW&F LIVE BAND GAYLE ADAMS BOBBY WOMACK PRINCE

KMJO/Houston Ross Holland

ROGER GLADYS KNIGHT KRAFTWERK CENTRAL LINE AL JARRFAU Hottest: EW&F SKYY QUINCY JONES ONE WAY TEDDY PENDERGRASS

SHUN COCOA

KOKYILittle Rock Ronda Curtis

BAR-KAYS ARETHA FRANKLIN Hottest: EW&F PEABO BRYSON HALL & OATES GROVER WASHINGTON RONNIE LAWS

W LOUILOu Isvll le Neal O'Rea

SLAVE MIDNIGHT STAR CON FUNK SHUN Hottest: BAR-KAYS JERMAINE JACKSON MICHAEL HENDERSON GEORGE BENSON NATALIE COLE

WJJSILynchburg, VA Art Young

ONJ LIPPS, INC. LULU AL JARREAU D TRAIN CURTIS MAYFIELD CON FUNK SHUN SUGAR HILL GANG TIME Hottest: KOOL & THE GANG EW&F KRAFTWERK TROUBLE FUNK GAYLE ADAMS

WDIAIMemphls Carl Connors

LTD CON FUNK SHUN HALL & OATES KRAFTWERK Hottest: BAR-KAYS BOBBY WOMACK PRINCE ROGER TIME

WHRK (K97)lMemphis Sharon Smith

VERNON BURCH GAYLE ADAMS QUINCY JONES KRAFTWERK LULU TOM BROWNE Hottest: BOBBY WOMACK BAR-KAYS PRINCE COMMODORES EW&F

WEDR/Mlami Leo Jackson

JECKYLL & HYDE MONA RAYE JOE SIMON BLACK ICE AM -FM D TRAIN FOUR TOPS SARAH CASH DENROY MORGAN SHOCK

FL Hottest: SECRET WEAPON PATTI AUSTIN GWEN MCCRAE CHOCOLATE MILK KING SPORTY

WBLXIMobile Michael .1. Alexander

TOM BROWNE SUGAR HILL GANG Hottest: EWEF ROGER KOOL & THE GANG LTD BAR-KAYS

WVOL/Nashville Fred Harvey

GEORGE BENSON HALL & OATES Hottest: BARRY WHITE KOOL & THE GANG EW&F ROGER TIME

WYLD-FMINew Orleans James Alexander

AL JARREAU SLAVE HALL & OATES MAGNUM FORCE JOE SIMON Hottest: KOOL & THE GANG EVELYN KING CENTRAL LINE GROVER WASHINGTON BOBBY WOMACK

WAIL-FM/New Orleans Barry Richards

VERNON BURCH BOBBY WOMACK BILL SUMMERS SPINNERS RONNIE LAWS EARL KLUGH Hottest: EW&F KOOL & THE GANG TEDDY PENDERGRASS ONJ GEORGE BENSON

W O W I/Norfolk Chester Benton

BOBBY WOMACK OHIO PLAYERS RAY, GOODMAN & B

BT EXPRESS T.S. MONK Hottest: KNEE BAR-KAYS SKYY GEORGE BENSON RICK JAMES

WANT/Richmond Ben Mlles

DEBRA LAWS RICK JAMES JEANETTE LADY DAY GAYLE ADAMS GEORGE BENSON KRAFTWERK DYNASTY HALL & OATES LTD Hottest: KOOL & THE GANG EW&F PRINCE TIMT ROGER

WTOY/Roanoke Donnie Deane

GEMINI PATTI AUSTIN HERBIE HANCOCK FATBACK BAND TIME KANO SKOOL BOYZ CAPTAIN SKY BRICK GENE DUNLAP GAYLE' ADAMS Hottest: EW&F GEORGE BENSON CHOCOLATE MILK PEABO BRYSON TEDDY PENDERGRASS

KTFMISan Antonio Joe Nasty

STEVIE WOODS HALL & OATES KENNY ROGERS EDDIE RABBITT Hottest: EW&F TEENA MARIE COMMODORES RICK JAMES ROGER

WTMP/Tampa Jerry Walker

VERNON BURCH SKYY AL JARREAU BLACK ICE FOUR TOPS GROVER WASHINGTON GAYLE ADAMS Hottest: EW&F LUTHER VANDROSS DIANA ROSS LTD SUGAR HILL GANG

WBMXIChlcago Lee Michaels

HALL & OATES D TRAIN AM -FM TIME TEDDY PENDERGRASS SLAVE Hottest: BOBBY WOMACK KOOL & THE GANG GWEN MCCRAE GAYLE ADAMS SKYY

W GCIIChicago Pam Wells

D TRAIN TIME RAHMLEE LOWRELL SIMON LUTHER VANDROSS ARETHA FRANKLIN KANO Hottest: GAYLE ADAMS HALL & OATES BB&Q SYRE ETA CENTRAL LINE

WCIN/Cincinnati Everett Cork

SYREETA CURTIS MAYFIELD HERBIE HANCOCK BOBBY WOMACK VERNON BURCH LOWRELL SIMON CON FUNK SHUN Hottest: KOOL & THE GANG GWEN MCCRAE CENTRAL LINE PEABO BRYSON EW&F

W DMTICIeveland Freddie James

JERMAINE JACKSON TIME BOOKER T. Hottest: ROGER ONE WAY KOOL & THE GANG EW&F COMMODORES

W JMO/Cleveland Erik Stone

JONES GIRLS MIKE & BRENDA PATTI AUSTIN WEEKS & COMPANY CURTIS MAYFIELD GO VERNON BURCH SYRE ETA SLAVE HALL. & OATES CAPTAIN SKY REDD HOTT Hottest: JEAN CARN EW&F KOOL & THE GANG GEORGE BENSON TIME

WDAO/Dayton Turk Logan

SHALAMAR ASHFORD & SIMPSON LUTHER VPNDROSS SLAVE OHIO PLAYERS AURRA SPINNERS WHISPERS RICHARD D. FIELDS T.S. MONK GENE DUNLAP KANO Hottest: PEABO BRYSON EVELYN KING BAR-KAYS GEORGE BENSON TEDDY PENDERGRASS

W JLBIDetrolt J. Michael McKay

none Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS HALL & OATES PEABO BRYSON EW&F KOOL & THE GANG

WKWMIGrand Rapids Frank Grant

AL JARREAD ONE WAY SLAVE QUINCY JONES VERNON BURCH RAY, GOODMAN & B KRAFTWERK Hottest: EW&F KOOL & THE GANG ONE WAY PRINCE BOBBY WOMACK

WTLC/Indianapolis Jay Johnson

ANGELA BOFILL KANO EVELYN KING GO CON FUNK SHUN AURRA Hottest: GEORGE BENSON BAR-KAYS DIANA ROSS GLADYS KNIGHT JERRY CARR

KAEZ/Oklahoma City Lee Simpson

CURTIS MAYFIELD LOWRELL SIMON JEAN KNIGHT YATES BROTHERS &

LINDA CLIFFORD Hottest: KOOL & THE GANG SHEREE BROWN ISLEY BROS ONE WAY PRINCE

WWWS/Saglnaw, MI

Kermit Crockett

LAMONT DOZIER AURRA DENROY MORGAN VICKII D.

Hottest: EW&F LUTHER VANDROSS SLAVE HALL & OATES BOBBY WOMACK

KMJMISt. Louts Dick Edwards

TIME BOOKER T. CENTRAL LINE ROCKIE ROBBINS Hottest: EW&F PRINCE KOOL & THE GANG COMMODORES GEORGE BENSON

WEST

KDKO/Denver Byron Pitts

TOM BROWNE AURRA SLAVE CHERYL LYNN FOUR TOPS Hottest: EW&F ISLEY BROS GEORGE BENSON RICK JAMES BAR-KAYS

KACE/Los Angeles Alonzo Miller

MELBA MOORE CRUSADERS/COCKER Hottest: ROGER TIME BOBBY WOMACK EW&F SKYY

KJLH/Los Angeles Levi Booker

PRINCE LAMONT DOZIER CHOCOLATE MILK Hottest: HALL & OATES AURRA SLAVE BOBBY WOMACK KOOL & THE GANG

KDAYILos Angeles J.J. Johnson

none Hottest: EW&F KOOL & THE GANG SHALAMAR DIANA ROSS GEORGE BENSON

KDIAIOskland Keith Adams

TWENNYNINE/LENNY JONES GIRLS BILL WITHERS Hottest: KOOL & THE GANG EW&F KOOL & THE GANG LUTHER VANDROSS ISLEY BROS TIMF

KUKOIPhoenix Steve Smith

GAYLE ADAMS MIDNIGHT STAR TIME LAMONT DOZIER GLADYS KNIGHT STARPOINT Hottest: EW&F GEORGE BENSON BAR-KAYS RENE & ANGELA LTD

KSOUSan Mateo, CA Bernie Moody

ZOOM BAR -KAYS SOS BAND CENTRAL LINE BOOKER T. SKOOL BOYZ CURTIS MAYFIELD BRICK CON FUNK SHUN Hottest: PRINCE EW&F CHOCOLATE M1LF KRAFTWERK SHA LAMAR



Opportunities Openings

EAST WAAL/WKOP accepting AOR/Country end news tapes for future openings. No beginners. T&R: Keith Nelson, WAAL/WKOP, Box 997, Binghamton, NY 13902. EOE M/F (12-11)

Join up with Northeast's hottest radio station WKRZ-FM. Need talented, hard-working, dedicated pro. T&R/salary requirements: Jim Rising, Box 1600, Wilkes Bare, PA 18702. EOE M/F (12-11)

Wanted: Superior medium market PD/Jock reedy to move to e mejor. T&R: Paul Ward, Far West, 1680 Vine f900, Hollywood, CA 90028. (12-11)

WINE has Immediate opening for midday personality. Area's top 25-49 station. No rookies. T&R: Kevin Burland, PD, Box 95, Danbury, CT 08810. EOE M/F (12-11) r 1

MAJOR FM BROADCAST

GROUP with AOR music stations in America's

major markets is looking for talented air

personalities and Music Directors who

are successful in AOR formats. Grow

with us in America's great cities.

Send aircheck and resume along with

career ambitions. Replies strictly con-

fidential.

Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #293

Los Angeles, CA 90067 An equal opportunity employer

One of New England's top A/C stations accepting T&R for future possible openings in news/programming. T&R: PD, WGAN, Northport Plaza, Portland, ME 04104. EOE M/F (12-111

Wanted: News digger, afternoon drive et growing adult station In beautiful Finger Lakes. T&R to Tim Akers, WKRT, 292 Tompkins St., Courtland, NY 13045. EOE M/F (12-11)

Afternoon personality with exceptional production wanted by New England resort area station. T&R to Doug Ailing, PD, WOCB, West Yarmouth, MA 02673. EOE M/F (12-111

Musicradio 921PRO-FM

Providence, RI

has a rare opening for a nighttime per-

sonality. If you think you've got what it

takes to work in one of America's great

radio stations, we'd love to hear from you.

No matter where you are working we're in-

terested in you! Tapes, letters, resumes to:

Gary Berkowitz Operations Manager

W PROIPRO-FM 1502 Wampanoag Trail

East Providence, RI 02920

EOE

PM drive communicator needed at K104 top -rated CHR In Erie, PA. Tapes to Bill Shannon, Box 1184, Erie,

PA 18512. EOE M/F (12-11)

Afternoon drive personality needed immediately. Ex- perience and talent required. Great opportunity with growing company. T&R to WENY, Box 208, Elmira, NY 14902. (124)

SOUTH Three jobs open) Production Director, Research Direc tor and late night shift. T&R to Smokey Rivera, KXX106, Box 10904, Birmingham, AL 35202. EOE M/F (12-11)

Needed: Professional teem member on Tampa Bay's 98ROCK. T&R to Merk Stevens, WQXM, Box 4809, Clearwater, FL 33518. EOE M/F (12-11)

Openings KBBB/Borger, TX looking for friendly personality for modem Country station. Send T&R to Billy Shelton, Box 1478, Borger, TX 79007. EOE M/F (12-11)

New management Southeast Texas, 50,030+. Future air talent, CHR/Country. 2 years. Stable, community involvement. T&R, salary and ideas: Terry Ryan, Box 1230, Temple, TX 76501. EOE M/F (12-11)

Midday or PM drive at Arkansas leading Contem- porary FM. Must be strong in production. T&R Ron White, KKYK, Box 4189, Little Rock, AR 72214. EOE M/F (12-11)

WFMI-FM/Lexington, talent search for entertaining, creative eftemoon drive slot. Super pipes, production. 3

years. T&R: Charlie Fox, 5835 S. Main, Winchester, KY

40391. (12-11)

New management Southeast Texas, 50,000+ seeking news personnel. Community involvement. 2 years. T&R, salary and ideas: Terry Ryan, Box 1230, Temple, TX 76501. EOE M/F (12-11)

60kw, KY102 looking for near future air talent. T&R to Terry Taylor, 2226 Lovell Dr., Owensboro, KY 42301.

EOE M/F (12-11)

One person news department for FM (AO1.11/AM

(Country). Lousy hours end pay. T&R: Chris Kelly, WX- QR, Box 780, Jacksonville, NC 28540. Minorities/females encouraged. (12-11)

Two A/C Super Stare for major Southem market sta-

tion. 8 to 10 years experience. T&R: Mike Hedges, 3341

Towerwood, Suite 204, Dallas, TX 75234. EOE M/F (12-11)

KKQV-FM/Wichlts Falls, TX needed immediately, entertaining midnight to 6am personality. T&R to Mike Ed- wards, Box 4327, Wichita Falls, TX 76308. EOE M/F (12-11)

Mature morning personality/PD for FL East Coast AM. A/C CBS affiliate. T&R: WMEL, P.O. 1318, Melbourne, FL 32935. EOE (1241

Suburban VA A/C seeks midday personality with strong production. T&R to Johnny Long, WPRW, Box 1460, Manassas, VA 22110 or call (703) 368-3100. (12-4)

We even showed up in the Amarillo ratings, 75 miles

away. Need good people for modem Country format. KKYN, Box 147, Plainview, TX 79072. EOE M/F 112-41

Experienced, professional telephone talk show personality wanted for a

topical issue and controversy oriented radio call -in show. Preference will be given to those with an air -check tape of this type of show. The right person will take over an established, #1 rated early evening talk show heard in 30+ states. Send a resume detailing educational background and experience along with a

description of your approach to this type of program and an air -check to Lou Dean, WRVA, P.O. Box 1516, Richmond, VA 23212. EOE (12-18)

MIDWEST Z93/Kokomo, IN looking for warm CHR personality. Good bucks for the right person. T&R to Pat Moore, Box 2208, Kokomo, IN 47902. EOE M/F (12-11)

Future opening for experienced production person. Heavy technical qualifications. T&R: Station Manager, WAXX & WAYY, Box 47, Eau Claire, WI 54702. EOE

M/F (12-11)

100,000 watt Country powerhouse needs super nighttime jock. T&R: Program Director, WAXX, Box 47, Eau Claire, WI 54702. EOE M/F (12-11)

Now taking applications for future openings. 91

Country KINA/Salina, KS. Prefer 3 years experience. T&R: Bill Ray, Box 778, Salina, KS 67401. EOE ('.2-11)

Mature, energetic professionals for all positions. T&R and salary requirements to Jerry Crouse, WDDD, Route 37 N., Marion, IL 82959. EOE M/F (12-11)

MD needed for top AOR in Illinois' second largest city. MD experience a must. Superstars helpful. T&R: Les Cook, Y95, 1901 Reidfarm Road, Rockford, IL

61111. EOE (12-11)

Looking for heavy production, take -charge director type/12noon-3pm shift on Contemporary Country station. Medium market. Mark Winston, WWOM, Box 4408, Madison, WI 53711. EOE (12-11)

WMEE/Fort Wayne accepting tapes for future openings. No beginners. Tapes and resumes to Steve Chris- tian, Box 6000, Fort Wayne, IN 48896. No calls please. EOE (12-11)

Strong news voice with skills to match for PM drive. Anchoring, writing/reporting. T&R to Rick Alloway, KFOR, Box 80209, Lincoln, NB 68501. EOE

(12-11)

Future opening for air personality with the winning teem at WIZM/Z-93. Send T&R: WIZM, Box 99, La

Crosse, WI 54601. EOE (12-111

Openings Openings Central Ohio A/C needs experienced upward bound evening personality. T&R to Stan Kotulak, Box 518, Marion, OH 43302. No calls. EOE M/F (12-11)

Upper Midwest chain looking for adult oriented morning air talent. Send T&R to Sentry Broadcasting, Box 247, Stevens Point, WI 54481. EOE M/F (12-11)

Creative Director for AM/FM central Ohio. Write & produce best radio ads around. Experienced. T&R: George Joachim, Box 518, Marion, OH 43302. EOE M/F (12-111

KAKZ-AM/Wichite looking for News Director. No calla. T&R to Bill Miller, Box 1240, Wichita, KS 67201. EOE M/F (12-11)

60 KW WJJD going 24 hours. Air applications being accepted at this EEO Country powerhouse. Send material to Art Wander, WJJD, 180 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60601. EOE (12-11)

a000000000000l 4 Operations Manager

This growing group has had a good history /

making Station Managers out of programmers. 1 4 Currently we are looking for an Operations Ani Manager to be in charge of separately pro - LP grammed AM and FM stations in the Midwest. il 1 Cannot be married to a format. Must be flexi-

ble because of competitive nature of market. Lil He would be responsible with our consultant

4 for the positioning, design, research system, on -air performance and rating attainment of

LPboth stations, subject to the approval of the IA gGeneral Manager with whom he corn-

municates. High quality creative, organize- tonal and people skills required. Ownership V and market outstanding. Growth company. If

you see yourself managing three years from now and if you have the requisite skills, send a LA one -page resume, a recent photo, and a cover lI letter outlining your salary and other needs to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, L) #294, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

0000000000000 Afternoon adult communicator needed) Music Director experience. Call Ralph Caldwell, OM, WOW, Omaha, NB, 14011 592-3500. EOE 112-111

We are Casey Radio. A 100,000 watt FM -1,000 watt AM A/C station. We need a copywriter/announcer and a News Director to help us be the most exciting and information station in Western OK. If you think that you are what we need to achieve this goal, send your tape and resume to KKCC, P.O. Box 1326, Clinton, OK 73601. (12-18) Cleveland's only FM Country is seeking a personality who can communicate and entertain. T&R to Jon Olson, WKSW, 1 Playhouse Square, Cleveland, OH 44115. (1241

Production Director with multi -track experience for WOW and Z-92/Omaha. Call Ralph Caldwell, 14021

592-3500. EOE M/F (124)

WFBQ needs pert -time announcer. Indiana -based people need apply. Must have CHR, AOR knowledge. T&R: Joe Krause, 6161 Fall Creek Road, Indiana, MN 46220-5097. EOE M/F (1241

Adult communicator who wants the freedom to do just that. Attractive salary & benefits. Contact Steve Armstrong, WITY, Box 142, Danville, IL 61832. (2171

446-1312. EOE (12-4)

WXKE/Ft. Wayne wants your T&R for future openings. Minimum two years experience plus production to Rick West, 4740 Coldwater Rd., Ft. Wayne, IN

46825. EOE MIE (12-41

News Director needed, capitol city's leading AM/FM combo. Strong delivery, digging, writing, and leadership required. T&R: Greg Thomas, WCVS/WFMB, Box 2989, Springfield, IL 62708. EOE (12-41

WEST KHIL/Wllcox, AZ Country le seeking an experienced, dedicated afternoon drive. Good pay and benefits for smell market. Call Terry Clark, 1602) 3844244. EOE

M/F (12-11)

K-104/Fresno, CA is looking for quality herd timers. Send T&R: c/o Tom Saville, PD KIOY, 1786 N. Fine, Fresno, CA 93727. EOE M/F (12-11)

KEXO still looking for morning entertainer. Send T&R to Personnel Director, KEXO, Suite 1016, Valley Federal Plaza, Grand Junction, CO 81501. Needed yesterday. EOE M/F 112-111

Morning drive news/anchor needed for adult Infor- mation station in Tacoma. 3 years experience preferred. Contact Stan Orchard, (206) 597-8503. EOE (12-11)

K -BEST needs s warm, personable, natural - sounding afternoon drive A/C DJ. T&R: Jeff Salgo, 7887 Convoy Court, Suite 303, Sen Diego, CA 92111. EOE M/F 112-111

Colorado Springs market needs PD for News Talk station. Salary open. Call B.J. O'Brien now, (3031 632-3536. EOE M/F (12-11)

Experienced production/library person with versatile voice, copy writing wanted. Send resume to Dave Smith, KARM/KFIG, Box 4265, Fresno, CA 93744 or call 12091 288-8801. EOE M/F (12-11)

KOBO/Yuba City looking for ace newsperson. Pro- fessional on -air and off. Local digger. T&R: Jason W. Fine, Box 1056, Yuba City, CA 95991. EOE M/F (12-11)

Afternoon drive in Denver. 56/KLZ looking for season- ed air personality. T&R to Bill Bradley, PD, KLZ, 2149 S. Holly, Denver, CO 80222. 50E112-11)

wwwwimuweemimeivve;

Midday Opportunity At 50,000 watt, clear channel Rocky Mountain A/C station. Tapes and resumes to Radio &

Records, 1930 Century Park West, #295, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

VIAMANWAIWYWAWAIVAIWW Need news anchor/reporter. Send T&R to Ilene Hasson, KUZZ/KKXX, 1209 North Chester, Bakersfield, CA 93308. EOE M/F (12-11)

KLOK has opening for bookkeeper. Resume to KLOK, Box 21248, San Jose, CA 95161. EOE (12-11)

Advertising Manager. KLOK has an opening. Must have knowledge of promotions and be able to write creative copy. Resume: KLOK, Box 21248, San Jose, CA 95151. EOE (12-11)

KFYE IY941/Fresnó s next opening will be for interesting A/C personality with PD potential. T&R: Mike Berlak, 535 Del Webb Building, Fresno, CA 93721. EOE M/F (12-111

KFYE (Y941/Fresno reedy for one more real good pert -timer for weekend and occasional ovemight fill-in. Cell Mike Bertak, (209) 486-5294. EOE M/F (12-11)

Album winner In Sacramento seeks 7-12pm street Jock. Immediate cassettes and resumes to Les Tracy, KZAP, Box 15985, Sacramento, CA 95815.112-11)

Boulder's AOR KBCO-FM needs highly motivated person with major market experience for 10pm-2am. T&R: Dennis Constantine, 4840 Riverbend Rd., Boulder, CO 80303. EOE M/F (12-4)

KENI/Anchorage looking for full-time air talent who Is good and not afraid of snow. Good money & benefits. T&R to Randy Robbins, 1777 Forest Park Drive, Anchorage, AK 99503. No calls. EOE (1241

Anchor/reporter, Must be good on phone, work with scanners. Paid health for employee. Paid sharing plan. Air -check, writing samples, resume to Jim Cumberland, ND, KUUY/KKAZ, Box 926, Cheyenne, WY 82001. EOE M/F (12-18)

Positions Sought Newsman out of work automatically. VA, MD, NC area. 215 years experience. MARK SUMMERS, 2841-G Barracks Rd., Charlottesville, VA 22901 or (8041 293-7845. (12-11)

BARRY McCOY, formerly WOHO/Toledo, WDUZJGreen Bay looking for air position in medium market. Also would consider PD. Call (419) 698-9706 (12-11)

R&R Opportunities Advertising

Radio & Records provides free listings (maxi

mum 24 words or 3 lines) in Openings. Positions Sought, and Changes. You may place your free listing by mail or phone.

Rate for Opportunities ads exceeding 3 -line maximum is $12 for up to one inch (12 lines: 96 words).

Frequency Rates

1 Week 2 Weeks

$12 00 $20 00 Must run consecutive weeks.

3 Weeks $25 00

Payable In Advance Orders must be typewritten or printed and

must be accompanied by check

Blind Box ads or Classified Display ads are

$20 per inch (recommended 50 words) per

week, plus $15 per week for postage/hand` ling. $35 minimum for Blind Boxes.

Deadline for all Opportunities ads is noon (PST) Thursday

For Opportunities. call (213) 553-4330 or mail to Radio & Records. 1930 Century Park

West. Los Angeles. CA 90067


R£tRlFriday, December 11, 1981

Opportunities Positions Sought

Bright, teem -oriented air personality w/super production skills open to CHR, A/C or Jazz. Prefer Western small to medium market. MARK McKAY, (714) 966-0537. (12-11)

Talented news end sports reporter. 6 years experience. Excellent play-by-play. Sports talk. Ready immediately, any market. Call JIM, (614) 436-6133. (12-11)

Experienced, aggressive end ambitious jock/news- men seeks AOR or CHR station with commitment to professionalism. Prefer Midwest. TERRY KELLEY, (712) 276-8583. (12-111

Warm, naturel personality w/5 years experience, last 2 doing mellow morning show in Top 100 market. Call (402) 464-3395. (12-11)

Female psychic available for open line radio or TV call - in. CANDY WINKLER, (213) 277-8044 or (213) 851-7625. (12-11)

Positions Sought If you're looking for en evening Jock with both AOR end CHR experience, here 1 eml Need a hall secure, good -paying job. GIL, (805) 544-5179. (12-11)

A/C-CHR communicator. Four years medium market experience. Good production, prefer New England or New York. FRANK, (305) 773-4607. (12-111

Available Jan. 1st. Personality who does voices. Worked Syracuse, Honolulu, Ft. Lauderdale. Cell TERRY, (306) 461-5254. (12-11)

MORNING TEAM Major Market (Top 5) Morning Team. funny. topical, we get involved. We grossed 2.8 mil on AM last year. We're looking for a home . .

Call (713)529-1216

Excellent production, music research, programming. Be Tops with Dave. I work hard. DAVID GARTIN, 2828 West Lincoln, #127, Anaheim, CA 92801. (12-11)

Positions S -ought Help I Contre Costa sports announcer wants beck in- to radio bad) For great voice, contact FRANK "East Bay Hustler" BUTERA at 14151 223-1534. (12-11)

Jock/MD available Immediately. Previously MD/PD end Production Director experience. Easy-going, natural delivery. Contact J.J. STEWART, until 3pm. (205) 543-2115. Prefer South. (12-11)

Account Executive from New York seeks broadcast/sales position in L.A. area. Background in buying, planning, radio sales (retail/co-op). 5 years experience. (213) 376-5353. (12-11)

With e neme like Shimehek, I had to be goodl Major market pros trained me for small market. DJ, news. Ex- cellent tape. JOE SHIMSHAK, (213) 437-2171. (12-11)

Your opportunity to get me. Degree, A/C medium market experience. Don't hesitate. Your competition may be calling me. KEN after 4. (313) 271-5276.112-11)

Give your medie merket sounds. To find out call JOHN. (205) 264-7496.112-11)

Positions Sought PD/AM drive... Major merket experience and suc - cesa in both. Currently killing 'em in the morning. At- tainable January 1st. (609) 397-8318. (12-11)

AOR jock, dependable, hard worker willing to take direction, looking to move West. Call 1806) 792-4830 or (806) 745-3129. (12-11)

I'm possessed with energy end drive. A versatile and adaptable announcer with experience and B.A. degree. Call MELISSA, (913) 541-8979. (12-11)

Workaholic available) #1 in market of 250,000 at personality A/C; have CHR experience, also host talk show, news reporter, have done P -B -P. (312) 774-3916. (12-11)

Aggressive ND with more than 2 years experience seeks step up as anchor or reporter at station in Top 100 market. Willing to relocate. Call BRAD, (815) 235-3892. 112-111

Young, aggressive programming teem, 19 years combined major market experience in research, on -air presentations, and promotions. Seek Top 100 Sunbelt market. Call (4121 793-0818. (12-11)

Marketplace CH iCK BUELL"S

Now In Our 2nd Year A weekly three-hour program of

America's favorite past hits. For rate availability in your market call:

(303)756-9091

TIMBERLINE PRODUCTIONS Box 9541 So. Station, Denver, CO 80209

Fabulous Funnies At Your Fingertips.

Custom packaged for your convenience.

Free Sample Write: JOCK In the BOX

6409 Bertrand Ave.. Reseda. CA 91335

(213) 708.1590

INSIDE CO UNTR Y 1982 will be Country Music's most

talked -about year .. We're the reason you'll be talking!

Designed With The Country D.J. In Mind Current Artist Bios, Monthly Calendar, Country Trivia WE DO THE RESEARCH! YOU SOUND INFORMED!

Send for FREE sample

INSIDE CO UNTR Y

6000 Fulton Ave. Suite 12 Van Nuys, CA 91401

R&R MARKETPLACE ADVERTISING Payable in advance Orders must be typewritten and accompanied by check One -inch minimum: additional space up to six inches available in increments of one -inch Rates for R&R Marketplace (per inch)

Per Insertion 1 Time $30.00 13 Insertions $25.00 26 Insertions $20.00

Volume Rates Available

Additional $10 00 per week charge for Blind Box ads

Will include logo or other line art on ads of two Inches or more if camera-ready art provided Deadline for Marketplace ads is

Friday noon, two weeks in advance of publication date. Marketplace ads are non-commissionable

Submit to Marketplace RADIO & RECORDS 1930 Century Park West Los Angeles, Calif. 90067 (213) 553-4330

Info call: 399-3934

Project

3 ne

AUDIO VISUAL EVENING featuring a variety of modern and vintage

music footage.

318 S. La Brea, LA.

Tues., December 15, starts 8 p.m.

NO COVER BEFORE 12. Bar Restaurant Dancing 12 1/12

"Phantastic Phunnies"

Highly Respected! Hilarious! Original! Proven worldwide audience builder!

'Quick -quip', Topical Humor!! Introduc- tory month's 500 topical one-liners and 'BOUNUS'... Just $2.00!!

Phantastic Phunnies, 1343-A Stratford Drive, Kent, Ohio 44240

RADIO JOBS! National Broadcast Talent Coordinators can help We spe cialize in Radio Personnel Placement - programming. sales management Our client .stations need qualified broadcast peo ore For complete. confidential details. write

BROADCAST TALENT COORDINATORS . Dept. R

P.O. BOX 20551 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 35216

(205) 822-9144

Embroidered Emblems We make emblems for the broadcast industry. Promote

your station with low-cost, high -quality emblems. Order now

for delivery before the next rating period.

Will be the hottest items your station has to offer. Will outlast

any T-Shirt or sticker.

EE Fireball Mamt. wit oa á 516) 223-1244

P oFreeport. NY 11520 T4,bE

t - -- -

r Say Something Funny Instantly% IOnly humor book endorsed by DJ's. Reveals professional

Icomedy writers' secrets. Tells how the biggies use six easy Ijoke formulas for instant humor on any occasion. Tips from Johnny Carson, Steve Allen, Bob Orben, etc. Proven in

Iauthor's comedy workshop. $5 postpaid

I Posner, Box 259, Greet Neck, NY 11022

Aircfieck Factory AIRCHECK

FACTORY 'twas the night before Christmas .. .

and all through the station .. .

not a DJ was stirring .. because of automation!

May job security be yours in 1982, and THANKS for letting us be a part of your 1981!

TOM KONARD's

Aircfieck Factory "Aircheck Acres"

Wild Rose, WI 54984

O'L¡tiers FREE SAMPLE ISSUE of radio's most popular humor service' For sample, write on station letterhead to: O'Li' ers 1448-R, West San Bruno Ave , Fresno, CA 93711

or phone (209) 431 -1502 i

BASIC GOLD OLDIES 1955 thru 1981

Over 1100 titles available only to radio stations. Mono or stereo with 25 H7 toning. Call or write for information and free list of titles.

aThE MUSIC ENREated PR( X:RAMMIN( : SERVICE. Box I(U - I nri ia n()n hard. Massa( .husells 011S1 413 -M3 -462h

'SSUE OF VA,La:W.....

Radio's most complete personality biweekly, Current artist Bios & update, record facts, daily calendarlalmanac, trivia, etc. Send for sample on

ALL AIRSHIFT READY, station letterhead:

Box 20093R, Long Beach, CA 90801 (213) 595-9588

YOU ARE THE MUSIC...AND WE ARE THE P.R.! Decals, Bumper Stickers, Posters, PR Kits, Media Kits, Promo Items

completeW it all. by theN pieceE

From your or akirt

iVC L and ON TIME From your art

DE & copy, or we'll develop it all for you. FREE DETAILS - coll or write nowt & SIIKSCREEN CO

Action Decal. 320 E. 21st St., Chicago, IL 60616 (312) 842-4280 i www.americanradiohistory.com


Opportunities Positions Sought

Presently looking. 3 year pro seeks live shift. Strong P -B -P and production. Call (518) 274-5282. (12-111

Top 5 market jock currently working, seeking programming position in the West. If you're AOR, let's talk. JD, (215) 855-8990. (12-11)

PAT CHRISTIE, formerly KADI, WZEN/St. Louis, looking for CHR, A/C station. Pleasant voice, extensive Pop music background. Dependable end conscien- tious. (314) 849-2929. (12-111

Fresh, new lines delivered with 12 years winning experience. Warm voice. Major air gig. For TErR: BOB, Box 36, Kenmore, NY 14217 or (718) 693-7356, (12-11)

Positions Sought 7 year pro looking for medium or major market AOR. Experienced communicator wïth programming end production background most recently with national syndicator. Call (603) 434-4938. (12-11)

I've got it. 2nd phone, 12 years experience. Have developed new AOR format- Went position as MD with air shift (9011 527-5713. Ask for BRETT. (12-111

Announcer, 17 years experience, '1 et ticket. Have worked CErW and other formats. Prefer FL or another state in Southeast. BILL SMITHSON, (305) 448-1260. (12-11)

Seek sports P -B -P Job in medium market professional atmosphere. Strong P -B -P background with news and announcing abilities. Call MIKE, (507) 437-6698. (12-11)

Positions Sought Get what's coming to youl Experienced air personality, copywriter, with 1st. Co-operation and hard work a

specialty. AOR or A/C. Call BARRY 9am-12noon EST. (212) 9483751. (12-11)

Winner available. DAVE MACAULAY, WJBO, WSPR. Looking for PD or announcer position. Any format. Prefer Eastern U.S., (413) 739-0050. (12-11)

Overnight man seeking position in Northwest OH or Southeast MI only. Call JIM, (419) 474-4191. (12-4)

Seeking AM/PD position. Hard worker who can produce and experienced in all levels. All geographical areas considered. Can start immediately. Call TERRY, (417) 882-1286. (124)

23 -year -old air personality looking for a position to use abilities. Will relocate. Can start immediately. Con- tact (Common) JAY FREEMAN, (213) 938-8188. (12-4)

Positions Sought Young, talented, versatile, experienced jock/newscaster can do all formats and sports. Looking for full/part-time in NY, NJ, and/or CT. Call BRIAN, (201) 933-6966. (12-4)

Miscellaneous WCSM Radio Is looking for feature material suited for a morning news and information program. Send material to Pat Houseworth, PD, WCSM, Celina, OH 45822. (12-11)

Z93/Kokomo, IN interested In Oldies from the late 50's through 60's. Will negotiate for recorde. Contact Pat Moore, (317) 453-1212. (12-11)

KWDE-FM needs A/C, Oldies and current 45's and LP's from all labels. KWDE Radio, 36 South Selig, Mon- trose, CO 81401. 11241

Marketplace COMEDY SERVICE PROUDLY PRESENTS

"Throwaways" Record Intros and outros, plus Jokes and topical Ines written by a staff of professional comedians.

Every two weeks you'( receive furrry tt-*'igs to say about what you play (two or tree per song and that Includes oldies).

AI for 545 per year.

Send for a sample today. Get a check off Immediate- ly. or give us a fuzz for Visa or Mastercard Cd (713) 960414112.

Besure to

Include your format. Dj A PROFESSIONAL CONED, SERVICE

3530 TIMMONS LANE, SUITE 301D HOUSTON TEXAS 77027

If9XIce

They're the #1 morning show in Wichita, they've doubled

the numbers in Sacramento, they took Bismarck from a 1

to a 13 share, and they've owned mornings in Las Vegas

since 1978. They'd love to do it for your station too!

NC - Country -Rock - Oldies Fora tape and more details about the radio concept of

the 80's call or write.. .

C&H Presents: P.O. Box 19628, San Diego, CA 92119

(714) 465-9400

Contemporary

GeMIDY

All of us at Contemporary Comedy

wish you the Best of Holidays and the Best in

1982. 5804-DTwineing-Dalas, TX 75227

BRARY EVER FREE DEMO

Toby Arnold & Associates 4255 LBJ. Dallas, TX 75234

Toll Free (800) 527-5335

71

F./F,G`IRIC "ser/17E. RADIO'S MOST RESPECTED DJ GAG SHEET SINCE 1970

Dr. Don Rose, KFRC, "Can't tell you all the times I've had the pleasure of recommending you to

guys who Inquire where I get my material."

FOR FREE SAMPLES WRITE The Electric Weenie, P.O. Box 25-866

Honolulu, Hawaii 96825 (808) 395-9600

RADIO JOBS! By missing us you probably missed over 3,000 additional job openings last year, up to 200 weekly. Disc Jockeys, News, Engineers, Programming and Sales. This national computer list

is $6.00 for one week. Special( Receive 5 consecutive weeks for only $12.95... you save $17.001!

American Radio Job Market 6215 Don Gaspar, Las Vegas, NV 81103

Your gift issue of PTW will make your promotions as crisp as the season. Send request for sample newsletter to:

Promotions That Work 625-B East

Terrace Avenue, Fresno, CA 93704

:-'ilpall y ;1p11aI1NINnnn II own

Pr°motiOrlS

(209)226-5400

pro 't' call Holiday Greetings and Thanks to all of you

l who have made Pro't'call a 1981 Success Story. STATIONS have found that we can provide top talent for their openings and save them the work of handling tapes from people who don't qualify.

BROADCAST TALENT has found an agent to represent their interests and to get them the exclusive jobs that meet their needs.

Put Pro't'call to work for you in 1982! Pro't'call

3700 Rae Delphine, New Orleans, LA 70114 (504) 392-3665

MIGHTY MINUTE would like PROGRAMS to thank...

KEZY - AM/FM, Anahlem

KXO - El Centro

KMGN - Bakersfield

KREO Santa Rosa

KSJO - San Jose

KFM1 Eureka

KHOP - Stockton/ Modesto

.,.for supporting

KRFD - Sacramento/ Marysville

KIOY / 104 - Lebanon

WMKX - Brookville

WGBW - Green Bay

Stick It InYerÇ Ì (415) 788-1233 THE MUSIC MAGAZINE ON RADIO

CHRISTMAS PRODUCTION MUSIC

LIBRARY :10, :30, :60 Second Formats

Major Christmas standards tastefully arranged for radio and TV commercials. Ideal for voiceovers. Great production tool for commercials. Will increase spot sales. Music cues on disc or tape. Low licensing rates.

Also other music categories, I e "industrial, pop contemporary etr. * screenmusir west * Contact

(213) 934-2626 or (213) 932-9403

Best Wishes for the HOLIDAY

1 SEASON

from the fastest -growing COMEDY SERVICE in

the industry.

Complimentary snack: "LOLA'S LUNCH"

Or write Call (313)434-6142 1390 Arroyo Dr., Ypsilanti, Ml 48197

REC4LL The New Arbitron Analysis Package

For Desk -Top Microcomputers Provides in-depth ratings analyses to help you make programming decisions. Simple to operate and completely user- friendly. In just a few minutes you'll have a greater understanding of audience flow dynamics and market positioning. Know your book from cover to cover. Analyze competitors -- compare your own track record With full color graphics and extensive printouts. RECALL saves hours of work.

Designed for desk -top Microcomputers like Apple, Commo- dore and TRS-80. Call or write for all details.

MEDIA SERVICE CONCEPTS 1713 N. North Park Chicago, Illinois 60614

(312)951-2680

I Increase Sales Results

The radio and record industries are big markets to cover with a limited sales force. So why not put RAR Marketplace to work for you?

It's a sure way to generate qualified sales leads.

Just call PAM at (213) 553-4330 for more information.


CHR {=* THE INSIDE BACK PAGE 25-49 A/C New ft Active Continued from Back Page December 11, 1981

GREG LAKE "Let Me Love You Once" (Chrysalis) 100112 Moves: Up 31, Debuts 12, Same 46, Down 0, Adds 12, WBEN-FM, PRO -FM, WOKY, KJR, KIMN, KZZP, WHFM, KC101, WAEB, CK101, Z102. WFOX, KYYX 30.27, WZYP 28.26. KJ100 30-27.

KOOL ft THE GANG 'Take My Heart" (De-LIb/PolyGranl) 9917 Moves: Up 64, Debuts 3. Same 18, Down 9, Adds 7, WAAY, WZYP, KKXX, KSKD, 0104, WISE, KATI, B104 23-18, KBEQ 27-23 KRLA 149, WCAO 30-26, KHFI 12-10, FM100 11-7, WMAK-FM 7-6 KIDD 21-17.

LOVERBOY 'Mlor'din For The Weekend" (Columbia) 88/11 Moves: Up 38, Debuts 7, Same 28, Down 2, Adds 11, WIFI, KFI, KEZR, 0103, WNAM, WIGY, WCGQ. KQWB, WRKR, KDVV, KDZA, KEGL 62. WBCY 21-18, KSKD 2118, KSEL-FM 16.11.

EDDIE SCHWARTZ "Ail Our Tomorrows" (Arco) 70/28 Moves: Up 2. Debuts 12. Same 28, Down 0, Adds 28 Including 8104, CKGM, 293, 94Q, CKLW, WLAN-FM, WAEB,

WKEE, KX008, WRVQ, WZZR, K293, KNBQ, WSPT, KOZE.

SNEAKER "Mon Than Just The Two Of Us" (Handshake/CBS) 88/7 Moves: Up 27, Debuts 4, Same 24 Down 0, Adds 7, WFBR, WVBF, KX104, WOKI, WNAP, KELO, 99Kß, KEGL 16-12, KIQO 40-38, WTIX 26-20, WVIC 29.26. KIOA 21-19, WIOY 28-28, WRKR 27.24, KODI 3-2.

B ILLY SOWER "My Ki nda Lover" (Capitol) 86/12 Moves: Up 16, Debuts 11, Same V, Down 0, Add. 12. KYYX, WPHD, Q102, K104, WTIX, WARS -FM, WVIC, WKDQ KHYT, KSEL-FM, KRNA, KATI, WXKS-FM 22-14 WLS 2619, K094 24-20.

DON McLEAN "Castles In The Air" (Millennium/RCA) 83/8 Moves: Up V, Debuts 16, Same 12. Down 2. Adds 8, KYYX, WKEE, KRAV, 9680F, KILE, KCBN, WPGC 2623, WZUU 18-14, KFI 2622, WHFM 23-20, WSON 2623, WSEZ 144 WZZR 1612, Y94 24-21, KODI 17-13.

B ERTIE HIGGINS "Key Largo" (Kat Family/CBS) 57/11 Moves: Up 21, Debuts 8, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 11, WCKX, CKLW, WSKZ, WZZR, KIIK, WJBQ WFOX, KQWB, 99Kß, KDZA, KYYA, 940 17-13, WPHD d-29, WDOQ 1.1, Q104 17-13.

LULU "lf I Were You" (Alfa) 58/7 Moves: Up 13, Debuts 4, Same 32. Down 0, Adds 7, KRLA, WTIX, KEEL WAXY, KIIK, WLAM, KATI, CKLW 21.11, KINT 3626, WJDX 34-24 WAKY 86 WKDQ 30.23.

DEL SHANNON "Sea Of Love" (Net work/Eknktn-Asykrm) 60/20 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 3, Same 26, Down 0, Adds 20 Including WXKS-FM, 940, KIMN, WCAO, 3WT, WKEE, KEEL WMAK- FM, WCSC, KSTT, KBBK, KLUC, 13FEA. KVOL KRNA

SIGNIFICANT ACTION AL JARREAU "Breahln' Away" MB) 46111 Moves: Up 14, Debuts 7, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 11, WGCL WFMF, KX104, WMAK-FM, FM102, WLAM, 96SGF, KSLY, KATI, KOZE, WXKS-FM 2421, KZFM 19-14 0100 31-24 KYNO-FM 3629.

HENRY PAUL BAND "Keepin' Ow Love Alive" (Atlantic) 42113 Moves: Up 5, Debuts 5, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 13, KYYX, WKRZ-FM, KXX106, WZYP, WDO0. WMAK-FM. WCSC, KBBK. KKQV, KILL KVOL WAZY-FM, KBEQ 36.2, WPST 33.29.

pmBOB SEGER b THE SILVER BULLET BAND "Feel Like A Number" (Capitol) 39/28 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 4 Down 0, Adds 28 Including WBEN-FM, B104, JB106, CHUM, KZZP, WLAN-FM,

WAAY, WSSX, KJ100, WIKS, KLUC, WALZ KILL WTRU, KENT.

SHEILA "Little Doran- (C6rnre/CBS) 36/12 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 12. WIFL WXKS-FM, KIQQ, S2FLY, 3WT. WTIX, WBBQ KX104, WOKI, KYNO-FM. KNBQ WISE, KEZR on, KQ94 on.

BALANCE "Filing In Love" (Portrait/CBS) 36/6 Movie: Up 7, Debuts 4, Same 19, Down 0. Adds L 3WT. KC101, KQ94, 8,1106, KKQV, KRLA on, KIQQ on, KOPA on,

WHFM 2623, K104 17-12. KHFI 17-14, 96XIL 34-V. WOLF 33-30, KILE 24.22, KADI 63.

FOREIGNER "Jukebox Hero" (Atk9ntic) 3318 Moves: Up 4 Debuts 4, Same 14 Down 0, Adds 6, KROK, 0100. WACZ WRKR. KRNA, KCBN, 195 17-15. KBEQ on. 0102 on, K104 on. K2113 on, WIKS 2516, KKXX 28-24 KNBQ 624, 0104 33-30.

ALABAMA "Low In The First Degree" (RCA) 31/9 Moves: Up 4 Debuts 4, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 9. 0106. KEZR, WBBQ WANS-FM. WZZR, WLAM, WCIR, WOLF, K012 - FM, $40 29-29, WAAY on, WOKI 2621, WCSC on, KOFM on, WFLB 941.

QBARRY MANILOW "Somewhere Down The Road" (Arista) 29/29 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 29 Including 8104, 293, KS96-FM, WGCL KEARTH, KFI, K104, WAXY,

KX104, K96, WCIR, 0104, KFYR, KENI, KATI.

GENESIS "Abaceb" (Atlantic) 29/23 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 4, Down 1, Adds 23 Including WBEN-FM, WLS, WLS-FM, WPHD, WRCK, WSKZ, WJXQ WZOK, 2104, WNAM, KJRB, WZYQ KSELFM, WRKR, KOZE.

DONNIE IRIS "Love Is Like A Rock" (MCA) 28/13 Moves: Up 2 Debuts 0, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 13, KEGL WKTI, KFRC. KZFM, KINT, KQ94, WSSX, KJ100, KJRB, K98,

WFBG, KENT, KSLY, 8104 on, KIQQ on.

STEVIE WOODS "Steal The Night Away" (Cotil ion/Atco) 28/4 Moves: Up 10. Debuts 0, Same 11, Down 3, Adds 4, WIFR, KRLA, KFI, KIQQ. KSLQ 72-20, WZZP on, WOKY 18-16, WHFM 2.26, WVBF 1616, KROK on, WSGN 24-20. WNAP 94, KYNO-FM 39-38, 0101 on, KCBN 3429.

STEVE CARLISLE " 1NKRP In Cincinnati' (Main Theme)" (Sweet City/MCA) 28/8 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 4, Same 10. Down 0, Adds 6, WGCL WKRZ-FM, WAYS. WSEZ WACZ, KKXL WKEE 36-32, WMAK- FM on, WCSC on, KQKQ on, K96 on, 96XIL 37-33. KRNA on, KENI on, KODI 2519.

JENNIFER WARNES "Could It Be Love" (Arleta) 28/2 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 6, Same 14. Down 0, Adds 2, WFBR. WJBQ WAEB on. WSGN 2621, WAAY on, CK101 on, WBBQ On, WMAK-FM 2622, WCSC on, WZZR. KIOA on, KOFM on, WCIR on, WFOX on, WOLF on.

RUSH "Closer To The Heart" (MercurylPolyerakn) 26/4 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 1, Same 14, Down 1, Adds 4. WKRZ-FM, BJ106, WRVQ, WJBQ, Q107 1817, KEGL n-24, WLS-FM 2620, KBEQ on. WKTI on, WPST 3631, KXX106 on, WOKI on, WJXQ 1614, FM103 on. 99Kß on.

NEIL YOUNG "Southern Pacific" Ms/Reprise) 24/22 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2. Same 0. Down 0, Adds 22 including WCKX, WKTI, KEZR, KYYX, WKRZ-FM, WBBQ WSSX, KGGI, WZYQ, KVOL KKRC, KRNA. KENT, KSLY, KCBN.

IRENE CARA "Anyone Can See" (Network/Elektra-Asykan) 22/2 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 3, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 2. PRO -FM. KC101, B104 on, KFI on, WHFM d-29, KSET-FM 19-12, WVIC 3633, KYNO-FM 33-V. KBBK on, WOUY on, KILE 34.30, KVOL on, KSLY on. KDZA on. KQDI 23-17.

KISS "A World Without Heroes" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 18/8 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2. Sams 9, Down 0, Adds 8, JB106, WHFM, WRCK, WCSC, KBBK, WFLB, PRO -FM on, KFI on, KIQQ on KSET-FM on, WJDX on, WOKI on, WJXQ on, WJBQ 31-26, KDZA on.

SUE SAAD "Looker" MB) 14/0 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 4, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 0, WPST d-38, KQ94 36-31, WAAY on, WZYP on, WMAK-FM ondp, WOKI d-32. WBCY 2624, WSSX 28-26, KKXX d-29, 0104 d-33, WOLF 40.36, KSEL-FM 1616, KVOL on.

CARPENTERS 'Those Good Old Dreams" (ASM) 13/8 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 4. Down 0, Adds 6. WVBF, KEEL 6J106, CK101, WVIC, WFLB, WSEZ d-34, KCPX d-38, WJBQ on, KKRC on-dp. KENT on, KDZA on. KODI 24.16.

NIKKI WILLS "Some Guys Have All The Luck" (BewvlNe/WB) 12/3 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 3, KZFM, KINT, KBBK, WOH on, WVIC on. WJXQ on, KCPX on, KSKD 3323, WFLB on, WCIL-FM on, KDZA on. KOZE on.

AC/DC "For Those About To Rock" (Atlantic) 12/2 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 2. WZYQ KKRC. 8104 2624, Q107 on, KEGL 28-20, 3WT on, WKDQ on. 82X on-dp, KKXX on, FM103 on. WACZ d-27, 0101 on.

PLACIDO DOMINGO Et JOHN DENVER "Perhaps Love" (Cherry Lane/CBS) 11/2 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1, Same 4 Down 0. Adds 2. WAEB, WDO0. 19614-13, WOKY d-20, KIQQ 34-32. WDRC-FM on, KC101 on, WICC on. WHBQ on, WRKR on, KENT V-28. ZZ TOP 'Tube Snake Boogie" MB) 11/2 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 0, Same 6, Down 0. Adds 2. 3WT. WSKZ WRCK V-23, WKRZ-FM on, 0100 on, BJ106 on. KJ100 on. WJXQ 19-16. KJRB on. KILE on, KSEL-FM 28-26.

VANGEUS 'Titles" (Polydor/Polyeram) 11/1 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 1, KOZE. KFI on, KEZR on, KYYX on, WOH on, WVIC d-34 KYNO-FM 3636, WJBQ on, WHEB on, KENT on, KQDI 29-24.

PATTI AUSTIN "Every Home Should Have One" (nwest/WB) 1014 Moves: Up 4. Debuts 0, Same 2. Down 0, Adds!, WXKS-FM, Y100, KFRC, WFLB, 8104 on, KIQQ 32-29, WCAO 29-24, WFBR 2624, WJDX 36-29, KBBK on.

MADLEEN KANE "You Can" (Chalet) 10/4 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 4. KZFM, WDOQ, WOH. WVIC, KINT d-36, BJ106 on, KCPX On, WFBG on, WFLB on. KVOL on.

JOHN HALL BAND "Crazy" (EMI America) 10/1 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 1, WRVO. KIQQ on, KJ100 23-20, WJXQ 23-22 WIKS d-23, KVOL on, KKRC on, KKLS on, WSPT ondp, KRNA 26-24.

SERTIE HIGGINS "Key Largo" (Kat Family/CBS) 34/14 LM Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 1718, Light 14/7, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 14, WJMD, WCCO, KOY, WEU, WHYN, WBT, Y108, WRVR, WHBY, WHBC, KSL WKZE, KPAT, KBOZ. Heavy: WERC, WMAZ Medium: WSB, 97AIA, WARM98, WOY, KCSW, WDEF, WQUE. KAFY, WORG, WWSA, WJON. LITTLE RIVER BAND 'Take It Easy On Me" (Capitol) 33/7 Rotations: Heavy VO, Medium 1511, Light 1818, Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 7, WCBM, WHB, WTVN, WHIO, WQUA, WBOW, KBOZ. Heavy: WTFM, KWAV. Medium: KULF, WOMC. WRIE, KOLE, WVLK, WMAZ WHBC, KAFY, WKZE, WSKY, WCHV, KSEL WJON, KRKK.

BALANCE "Arlin In Love" (Portrait/CBS) 3212 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 23/1, Light 811, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KOY, WSM-FM. Medium: WLTA. 97AIA, KEX, KPLZ. WRIE, WWYZ WGAC. KCSW, WDEF, WVLK, WMAZ WRVR, Y106, WHBC, KAFY, KSL WKZE. WSKY, WJON, KFQD, KBOZ KRKK.

ROD STEWART "Young Turks" MB) 31/2 Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 1110, Light 12/2. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WFYR, WRVR. Heavy: WTFM, KDKA, WGAR, WAFB, WSJS, KAFY, WORG, KADE. Medium: WRIE, WHEN. WSLI, WSM-FM, WQUE, WOWO, KKRD, KWAV, WCHV, KPAT, WBOW.

SIGNIFICANT ACTION AL JARREAU "Breakin' Away" MB) 28/8 Rotations: Heavy 010. Medium 11/3, Light 15/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 8, WCCO, WERC, WIS, WRVR, WTAR, Y106, KBOI, WGIR. Medium: WBEN, WTAE, KPLZ. KCSW, WMAZ WSKY, WCHV, KMED. VANGEUS "Titles" (Polydor/PolyGram) 17/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/1, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WOMC, WERC, WQUA. KAFY. Heavy: KPLZ. Medium: WSB, WEU, WSLI, WSM-FM, KSL IRENE CARA "Anyone Can See" (Network/Elektra.Asykam) 17/3 Rotations: Heavy 010, Medium 911, Ught 8/2. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WJMD, WWYZ WKZE. Medium: WCCO, WRIE, KCSW, KAFY, WSKY, WJON, KBOZ. KMED.

ROWNG STONES "Waiting On A Friend" (Rolling Ston.slAtco) 17/2 Rotation*: Heavy VO, Medium 6/0, Light 9/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KWAV, WKZE. Heavy: WQUE, KSEL Medium: WWYZ WSLI, WSM-FM, KAFY, WSKY, KCRG.

BEE GEES "Living Eyes" (RSOlPolyGram) 18/1 Rotations: Heavy 110, Medium 5/0, Light 10/1. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WIS. Heavy WTFM. Medium: 97AIA, KCSW, WFMK, KAFY, WGIR.

DAVID GATES "Come Horne For Christmas" (Arista) 15/8 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/2, Light 8/3, Extra Adds 3, Total Adda 8, WSB, KCSW, WAKR, WHBC. KAFY, KBOI, KFQD, KMED. Medium: WNAB, WEU, WDEF, KKUA. T.G. SHEPPARD "Only One You" (WB/Curb) 14/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0, Ught 713, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WHBC, WWSA, WJON, KFQD. Heavy: WCCO. Medium: WLTA, KMBZ. KEX, WDEF, WDAY. CARLY SIMON "Hurt" MB) 14/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/1, Light 9/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WLTA. WGY, WSKY, WORG. Medium: WNAB, WRIE, WSFM, KSL STEVE MILLER BAND "Heart Like A Wheel" (Capitol) 13/2 Rotations: Heavy VO, Medium 4/0, Light 7/2 Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2 KWAV, KRKK. Heavy: WRIE, WWYZ. Medium: WTFM, KAFY, WCHV.

GREG LAKE "Let Me Love You Once" (Chrysalis) 12/4 Rotations: Heavy 010, Medium 4/0, Light 8/4. Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 4, WQUE, WHIO, WCHV, WORG. Medium: WARMS, WCCO, WSM-FM, KAFY.

RINGO STARR "Wreck My Brain" (Boardwalk) 12/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WOWO. Medium: WIP, WSB, KCSW, WBT, WMAZ KAFY.

RITA COOUDGE "Wishin' b Hopin' " (A>}«) 11/3 Rotations: Heavy 110, Medium 3/0, Light 7/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WQUA, WSGW, KMED. Heavy: WRVA. Medium: WCCO, KKRD, KSL DOBIE GRAY "Decorate The Night" (Robox) 10/5 Rotations: Heavy 0l), Medium 2/0, Ught 714, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WAKR, WHBC. KKUA. WORG, KFQD. Medium: WTFM, WLTA.

KOOL b THE GANG "Take My Heart" (Drttite&PolyGram) 10/3 Rotations: Heavy 410, Medium 3/0, Light 212, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WFMK, KSEL WORG. Heavy: WTFM, WRIE, WKZE, WQUE. Medium: KULF, WAFB, KAFY.

ROSANNE CASH "Blue Moon With Heartache" (Columbia) 1011 Rotations: Heavy 110, Medium 4/0. Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KWAV. Heavy: WGAC. Medium: WARM98, WDEF, WMAZ WDAY. CHIWWACK "My Girl (Gone, Gone, Gone)" (Millennium/RCA) 10/1 Rotations: Heavy 010, Medium 9/1, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WSJS. Medium: WRIE, WHEN, KAFY, KKUA, KWAV, WSKY, WLEQ WBOW. EARTH, WIND It ARE "Let's Groove" (ARC/Columbia) 9/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 1, WCHV. Heavy: WSJS. Medium: WRIE, WBT, WQUE, WOWO, WFMK, KAFY, WBOW.

MANHATTAN TRANSFER "Spies In The Night" (Atlantic) 8/3 Rotations: Heavy 010, Medium 5/1, Light 312, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WWYZ WELT, KCSW. Medium: WMAZ KUGN, WSKY, WJON. MOODY BLUES "Talking Out Of Turn" (ThresholdlPolyGram) 812 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds Z WSB, WHIO. Heavy: WSM-FM. Medium: WARM94 WGAC, KWAV.

BREAKERS are those newer records Judged to have the greatest level of station activity on any given week. NEW & ACTIVE includes songs reported by at least 50 CHR or 30 A/C reporting stations. The two numbers following the artist/ title (label) designation indicate how many reporters are on the record this week and, of those, how many added it this week. CHR stations report numbered playlists, and all possible moves are listed for each song (UP, DEBUTS, SAMES, DOWNS, ADDS). A/C stations report by rotations (HEAVY, MEDIUM, LIGHT, ADD). The two numbers following each rotational designation indicate how many stations have the record in that particular rotation and, of those, how many added it into that same rotation. SIGNIFICANT ACTION is a quantitative listing of songs below the New & Active level. MI Indicates one of this week's most added new releases. The number in parentheses immediately following the songs listed in the MOST ADDED and HOTTEST sections of the BACK PAGE indicate the total number of all our reporters In either CHR or A/C adding the song this week or noting that the song Is among their five hottest.


"TAKE IT EASY ON ME" THE SECOND SMASH SINGLE FROM

CHR

4;/e0r.e4-1

BREAKERS, LITTLE RIVER BAND

Take It Easy On Me (Capitol) 68% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 30, Debuts 47, Same 36, Down 0, Adds 32 including WKBW, KEGL, KRLA, 0103, WRCK, KXX106, FM102. See Parallels, debuts at number 28 on CHR chart

FROM THE GOLD ALBUM

/eeleeee.

Management: Glenn Wheatley

(.1veFhlih (.1 nwx4'.

01981 CAPITOL RECORDS. INC


TIE IAGK PUE December 11, 1981 RadiO&ReCords Contemporary Hit Radio NiCrICHNAMURPLAW30 Adult/Contemporary Three Two last Weeks Weeks Week

Three Two Last Weeks Weeks Week

1 1 1 1 FOREIGNER/Waiting For A Girl Like You (Atlantic) 2 1 1 0 NEIL DIAMOND/Yesterday's Songs (Columbia) 10 6 3 0 STEVIE NICKS Et DON HENLEY/Leather ft Lace (ModernlAtco) 12 6 2 0 BARBRA STREISAND/Comin' In And Out Of Your Life (Columbia) 3 2 2 3 OUVIA NEWTONJOHNIPhysical (MCA) 10 7 7 0 JUICE NEWTON/The Sweetest Thing (I've Ever Known) (Capitol) 6 5 4 4 ROD STEWART/Young Turks (WB) 16 11 8 0 PAUL DAVIS/Cool Night (Arista) 12 9 5 0 UNDSEY BUCKINGHAM/Trouble (Asylum) 4 4 4 6 DIANA ROSS/Why Do Fools Fall In Love? (RCA) 19 14 9 0 DARYL HALL Et JOHN OATES/I Can't Go For That (No Can Do) (RCA) 6 5 5 6 FOREIGNER/Waiting For A Girl Like You (Atlantic) 13 11 8 0 QUARTERFLASHIHarden My Heart (Geffen/WB) 17 12 11 O STEVIE NICKS Et DON HENLEY/Leather Et Lace (ModernlAtco) 8 7 6 8 DIANA ROSS/Why Do Fools Fall In Love? (RCA) 14 13 12 0 RONNIE MILSAP/I Wouldn't Have Missed It For The World (RCA) 11 10 10 0 JOURNEY/Don't Stop Believin' (Columbia) 18 15 10 0 GEORGE BENSON/Turn Your Love Around (WB) 15 12 11 0 NEIL DIAMOND/Yesterday's Songs (Columbia) 3 3 6 10 COMMODORES/Oh No (Motown) 21 18 14 m GEORGE BENSON/Turn Your Love Around (WB) 11 9 9 11 DON McLEAN/Castles In The Air (Millennium/RCA) 5 3 7 12 COMMODORES/Oh No (Motown) 1 2 3 12 BARRY MANILOW/The Old Songs (Arista) 30 28 15 ® EARTH, WIND Et FIRE/Let's Groove (ARC/Columbia) 29 20 15 ® EDDIE RABBITT/Someone Could Lose A Heart Tonight (Elektra) 22 20 17 m J. GEILS BAND/Centerfold (EMI America) 21 18 16 0 ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRAIHooked On Classics (RCA) 27 23 18 ( BARBRA STREISANDIComin' In And Out Of Your Life (Columbia) - 26 19 m BILLY JOEL/She's Got A Way (Columbia) 4 4 12 16 POUCE/Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic (A&M) 30 23 18 0 SNEAKER/More Than Just The Two Of Us (Handshake/CBS) 24 22 20 m PAUL DAVISICool Night (Arista) - 24 22 BEACH BOYS/Come Go With Me (Caribou/CBS) 26 24 23 0 EDDIE RABBITT!Someone Could Lose A Heart Tonight (Elektra) - - 25 in DAN FOGELBERGILeader Of The Band (Full Moon/Epic) - 29 28 ROWNG STONES/Waiting On A Friend (Rolling StoneslAtco) 24 21 20 ® UNDSEY BUCKINGHAM/Trouble (Asylum) 23 21 21 0 GO-GO'S/Our Lips Are Sealed (IRSIA&M) - 25 23 0 DARYL HALL E JOHN OATES/I Can't Go For That (No Can Do) (RCA)

- - 29 © JUICE NEWTON/The Sweetest Thing (I've Ever Known) (Capitol) 8 8 13 21 CHRIS CHRISTIAN/I Went You, I Need You (Boardwalk) 16 15 16 22 CHIWWACK/My Girl (Gone, Gone, Gone) (Millennium/RCA) - - 28 Q JENNIFER WARNES/Could It Be Love (Arista) 29 28 26 CARS/Shake It Up (Elektra) 5 10 14 23 AIR SUPPLYIHere I Am (Just When I Thought I Was Over You) (Arista) 28 27 25 0 QUEEN fr DAVID BOWIE/Under Pressure (Elektra) 7 14 17 24 M. POST featuring L CARLTON/Theme From "Hill Street Blues" (Elektra) - - 30 0 RONNIE MILSAPII Wouldn't Have Missed It For The World (RCA) - - 29 CARPENTERS/Those Good Old Dreams (A&M) - 0 DAN FOGELBERG/Leader Of The Band (Full Moon/Epic) - - 30 0 SHEENA EASTON/You Could Have Been With Me (EMI America) -© BEACH BOYS/Come Go With Me (Caribou/CBS) 13 17 21 27 STEVIE WOODSISteal The Night Away (Cotillion/Atco)

- - -

0 0 0

LITTLE RIVER BAND/Take It Easy On Me (Capitol) SHEENA EASTON/You Could Have Been With Me (EMI America) BILLY JOEL/She's Got A Way (Columbia)

9

- - 16 24 2E

4 ©

DAN FOGELBERG/Hard To Say (Full Moon/Epic) LULUIIf I Were You (Alfa) PLACIDO DOMINGO 8r JOHN DENVER/Perhaps Love (Cherry Lane/CBS) ases.

AIR SUPPLY (53) DAN FOGELBERG (43) BEACH BOYS (41)

RICK SPRINGFIELD (35) LITTLE RIVER BAND (32) BARRY MANILOW (29)

MOST. ADDED

AIR SUPPLY "Sweet" (42) BARRY MANILOW (34) SHEENA EASTON (23)

DAN FOGELBERG (17) ALABAMA (14) BERTIE HIGGINS (14)

HALL f OATES (104) OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN (98) NICKS £t HENLEY (81)

J. GEILS FOREIGNER

(7D3)(77)

HOTTEST LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM (63)

BARBRA STREISAND (62) NEIL DIAMOND (60) FOREIGNER (40)

DIANA ROSS (35) JUICE NEWTON (32) GEORGE BENSON (31)

DAN FOGELBERG BREAKERS.,

Leader Of The Band (Full Moon/Epic) 71% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 44, Debuts 45, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 43 including WBEN-FM, WIFI, JB105, WZZP, KEARTH, KJR, KIMN. See Parallels, debuts at number 26 on CHR chart

BEACH BOYS Come Go With Me (Caribou/CBS)

69% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 33, Debuts 29, Same 44, Down 0, Adds 41 including Q107, Z93, 940, WKTI, KFRC, Q103, KOPA. See Parallels, debuts at number 27 on CHR chart

LITTLE RIVER BAND Take It Easy On Me (Capitol)

68% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 30, Debuts 47, Same 36, Down 0, Adds 32 including WKBW, KEGL, KRLA, 0103, WRCK, KXX106, FM102. See Parallels, debuts at number 28 on CHR chart

SHEENA EASTON You Could Have Been With Me (EMI America)

66% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 57, Debuts 38, Same 26, Down 0, Adds 21 including WNBC, Q105, KIIS-FM, 13K, WTIC-FM, WSEZ, KIIK. See Parallels, debuts at number 29 on CHR chart

BILLY JOEL She's Got A Way (Columbia)

64% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 71, Debuts 20, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 19 including WZZP, Q102, WKTI, Q103, KZZP, 92FLY, KROK. See Parallels, debuts at number 30 on CHR chart

RICK SPRINGFIELD Love Is Alright Tonite (RCA)

59% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 24, Debuts 29, Same 39, Down 0,

Adds 35 including KEGL, WCKX, KIMN, KOPA, WDRC-FM, 92X, KSPZ. See Parallels, will debut on CHR chart next week.

ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Hooked On Classics (RCA)

59% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 74, Debuts 14, Same 28, Down 1,

Adds 10 including WICC, KXX106, Y103, KEYN-FM, WNAM, KGGI, WAZY-FM. See Parallels, will debut on CHR chart next week.

NEW & ACTIVE AIR SUPPLY "Sweet Dreams" (Arista) 103/53

Lmi Moves: Up 1, Debuts 27, Same 22 Down 0, Adds 63 Including WBEN-FM, WIFI, 293, 940. Y100, KBEQ.

KFI, Q103, KOPA, KC101, Q106, KTSA, WAYS, 1(293, KNBQ.

CARPENTERS Those Good Old Dreams (ABM)

60% of our reporters on it Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 41/3, Light 26/8, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 13, WARM98, WHB, WISN, KPLZ, WTIC, WHYN, KOLE, WOKV, KAAY, WRVR, WPTF, KCEE, WKZE. Moves 29-25 on A/C chart

SHEENA EASTON You Could Have Been With Me (EMI America)

59% of our reporters on it Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 37/8, Light 27/10, Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 23 including WIP, WSB, KULF, WGAR, WOMC, KPLZ, WHEN, WERC, WRKA, WIBA, KBOI, KMJJ, KWAV, and 10 more. Moves 30-26 on A/C chart

NEW & ACTIVE Cg5-49)

QAIR SUPPLY "Sweet Dreams" (Mete) 66/42 Rotations: Heavy 211, Medium 27113, Light 31123. Extra Adds 6, Total Adda 42 Including WCBM, WTFM, WJMD, WSB,

WARM9B, WOMC, WISH, KIXI, KPLZ. WNAB, WSFM, WWYZ. WHYN, WAFB, KOLE, WDEF, WIS, WSU, KAAY, WRKA WQUE, Y106, WRVA. WAKR, WTVN, WHIO, WOUA, WOHO, KAFY, KBOI, KCEE. and 11 more.

LULU "If I Were You" (Alfa) 56/6 Rotations: Heavy 910, Medium 32.12, Light 1613, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6. WGAR, KIXI, K801, KFOR, WSOW, KOLO.

Heavy: WJMD, WITH. WVLK, WRVA. WQUA. KUGN. KSL WWSA. KMED. Medhum: WPRO, WSB, WCCO, KEX, WRIE WERC, WBT. WSU, WMAZ Y108, WHBY, WHIO, KKRD, WKBN, KAFY, KWAV. Debuts at number 29 on A/C chart

RUPERT HOLMES "Loved By The One You Love" (EMktre) 54/8 Rotations: Heavy 310, Medium 3114, Light 2014. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 9. 97AIA. WH8. WHAM, KOLE. K08. WFIR. KCRO, KOLO. Heavy: WLTA, WCCO, WDEF. Medium: WJMD, WARMS. KEX, KPLZ, WCTC, WEU, WSBA, WGAC, WERC, WIS. WVLK. WHBC, KITE KKRD, WKBN, KUGN, KKUA. KSL KSEL WORD, KRKK.

PLACIDO DOMINGO Et JOHN DENVER "Perhaps Love" (Cherry Lane/CBS) 63/6 Rotations: Heavy 18/0, Medium 1911, Light 14/2 Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 9. WTAE, WSB, WHB, WERC, KKRD, WKBN. Heavy WIP, WASH, KYXY. KPLZ, WNAB, WTIC, WEU, WSBA. WGAC, WRVA. WHBC, WFMK. WIBA. WOUA, KBOI,

KSL WSOW, KOLO. Medium: KDKA, KULF 97AIA, WRVR. WPTF, WAKR. Debuts at number 30 on A/C chart

STEVE CARLISLE " 'WKRP In Cincinnati' (Mali Theme)" (Sweet CItylMCA) 46/8 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 2911, Light 1114, Extra Adds 3. Total Adds IL WSB, KMBZ, WERC, WSU, KLTE WOUA, WKBN, KMED. Heavy WLTA. 6EKRC, WDEF, WRVA. Medium: WJMD, 97A1Á KXOK, KEX, WRIE. WEU, WOAC, KCSW,

WBT, WIS, WVLK, WMAZ Y1011, WHBY, WHBC, WHIO, KRMG, KAFY, KSL WJBC.

KENNY ROGERS "Blaze Of Glory" (Liberty) 38/6 Rotations: Heavy 911, Medium 1910, Light 10/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6. WGAR, WHAM, KRNT, WKBN, WBOW. Heavy: WTAE, KMBZ WCCO, WSBA, WRVA, KSL WWSA, WJON. Medium: 97AIA, KOY, KEX, WDEF, WIS, KAAY, WMAZ, WTAR. WPTF, WAKR, WHBY, KAFY, WOIR, KCRO, WDAY, KBOZ, KOLO.

QUARTERFLASH "Harden My Heart" (Geffen/WS) 38/3 Rotations: Heavy 14/0, Medium 14/0, Light 1013, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, 66KRC. WRVR, KREM. Heavy: WIP, KPLZ WRIE WGAC, KCSW, WMAZ. WSM-FM, WSJS, KAFY, KWAV, KSEL WORG, KADE, KRKK. Medium: KDKA, WHEN, WAFB, KOLE W8L1, Y106, WTVN, WOWO, 10301, KUGN, WSKY, WCHV, KPAT, WBOW.

ALABAMA "Love in The First Degree" (RCA) 36/14 Rotations: Heavy 610, Medium 12/3, Light 14/7, Extra Adds 4. Total Adds 14, WS8, KULF, KYXY, WERC, WBT, WSU,

WVLK, WRVA, WFMK, KKUA, KPAT, WJON, KOLO, KRKK. Heavy KMBZ WDEF, KRHT, KWAV, KSL WORG. Medium:

615KRC, WARSAW WGAC, WMAZ. KITE. KAFY, WWSA. WDAY.

OUVIA NEWTON -JOHN "Physical" (MCA) 36/0 Rotations: Heavy 19/0, Medium 1610, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: KDKA KULF, WFYR, WGAR. KNBR,

WRIE, WSFM, KAAY, Y106, WSJS, WOWO, KAFY, K801, WLEQ. KSEL WLVA, KCRG, WBOW, KADE. Medium: ßR66,

WTAE. WASH, 56KRC, KOY, WHEN. WAFB, WBT, WTVN, KKRD, WKZE. WSKY, KFO.D.

QBARRY MANILOW "Somewhere Down The Road" (Arista) 34/34

Rotations: Heavy 2/2, Medium 9/9, Light 16116. Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 34, GROL WREN, WLTA. W88, KULF, KMBZ WCCO, KFMB, KYXY. WNAB. WSFM, WWYZ, WEU. WGAC, KCSW. WERC. WDEF, WIS. WRVA WHBY, WHBC. KLTE,

KKRD, KCEE, WNEU, WSKY, WCHV. KSEL WORG, WWSA. KFOR, KFQD, KBOZ, KMED.


surrey buys charter for $32 million - world radio history

Documents