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MAKE YOU A BELIEVERSass Jordan

WHAT BECOMES OF THEBROKENHEARTED

Paul Young

THE BUGDire Straits

JUSTIFIED AND ANCIENTThe KLF

PAPER DOLLPM Dawn

LOVE MONKEY # 9Bootsauce

GIVE IT ALL UPDarby Mills

GHOST OF A CHANCERush

TOO MUCH PASSIONThe Smithereens

UNTIL YOUR LOVECOMES AROUND

RTZ

MAMA, I'M COMING HOMEOzzie Osbourne

CHURCH OF YOUR HEARTRoxette

SHE TAKES MY BREATH AWAYEddie Money

LIVE AND LET DIEGuns 'N Roses

THINKIN' BACKColor Me Badd

KEEP IT COMIN'Keith Sweat

I BELIEVE (When I Fall ... )George Michael

Columbia

NAUGHTY BY NATURE

Naughty By NatureBOYZ ll MEN

CooleyhighharmonyBLACK SHEEP

A Wolf In Sheep's Clothing

ERIC CLAPTONMusic From The 'Rush'

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COWBOY JUNKIESblack eyed man

CE CE PENISTON

FinallyGARTH BROOKSRobin' The Wind

JUICESoundtrack

FROZEN GHOSTShake Your Spirit

ALBUMSTO WATCH

BEAUTY & THE BEASTSoundtrack

INFIDELSInfidels

KASHTINInnu

SASS JORDANRacine

Aquarius -Q2 -564-F

DON'T LET THE SUN GODOWN ON ME - George

Michael/Elton John - Columbia

HITSTO WATCH

HEAD OVER HEALSFrozen Ghost

GHOST OF A TEXAS LADIES' MANConcrete Blonde

CRY MYSELF TO SLEEPChrissy Steele

THE TIME ALONE WITH YOU

Bad English

BE MY YOKO ONOBarenaked Ladies

THE ROADHoneymoon Suite

SHOW ME THE WAYWest End Girls

MAKE IT HAPPEN

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NIRVANANevermind

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IF YOU'LL LET THIS FOOLBACK IN

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WORKING WOMAN

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HOTEL WHISKEYHank Williams Jr.

TODAY'S LONELY FOOLTracy Lawrence

WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN,WHY, HOW

Martin Delray

TAKE YOUR MEMORY WITH YOUVince Gill

Sass Jordan, winner of the 1988Juno Award for most promisingfemale vocalist, lives up to thatpromise with her new album Racine.

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2 - RPM - February 22, 1992

A&M's Bryan Adams 1112 parts Canadian: CRTCRPM has tracked down the culprit who usedthe words "un-Canadian" to describe BryanAdams and fascinate his manager, Bruce Allen.It began in the Sept. 12, 1991 issue of theToronto Star with a piece by Peter Howell.

The story was headlined: "Bryan Adams'songs declared un-Canadian."

Following are excerpts from the article:"New songs by Canadian rock star BryanAdams have been declared un-Canadian bythe federal broadcast regulator, which haslimited the number of times they can beplayedon FM radio stations."

The article went on to point out that"Adams himself is considered to be Canadian,but his songs are not," said Anne -MarieDesroches, the CRTC's acting director forradio.

The CRTC judges Canuck content with afour -point grading system called MAPL, whichstands for music, artist, production and lyrics.A record needs to score at least two points tobe given the official MAPL stamp of approval.

All Hit LG73 asked listeners to Welcome BryanAdams home to Vancouver at his World Tourkick-off date. David K, midday on -air personalitypresents a listener with front row tickets, liveon -air.

Adams flunked the test by only half apoint, Desroches said in an interview, becausehe wrote and composed with a Briton.

"If you have the music done by BryanAdams and somebody else, a British guy, thenBryan Adams only gets half of the point," shesaid. "Instead of two parts Canadian, youcome up with 1 1/2 parts Canadian."

In a letter dated Feb. 7, 1992, Howellwrote to RPM and explained: "The mystery isover. I'm the guy who coined the expression

Les Miz's Gilmournominated for RobbySusan Gilmour, who plays the role of Fantinein Les Miserab les currently playing atToronto's Royal Alexandra Theatre, has beennominated for a Robby Award as bestsupporting actress for her performance asFantine last year at The Pantages Theatre inLos Angeles. The Robby Award is givenannually to honour outstanding performancesand productions in Los Angeles. The 15thannual awards will be given out Feb. 24.

More than one million people have seenLes Miz in the three years it's been playing inCanada. The play runs in Toronto until May16. It then goes on tour to Ottawa, Winnipeg,Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver.

'un-Canadian' to describe what the CRTC didto Bryan Adams.

I used the expression in my lede when Ifirst broke the story on page one of The Star onSept. 12, 1991. The headline writer also usedit.

It was just journalistic shorthand. I neverthought for a minute it would be one of thosetags that would stick.

It's been amusing to read how people -but not you, I think - keep accusing BruceAllen of somehow whipping all this up assome kind ofpublicity stunt. Suspicious bunch,these music industry types; they're just likejournalists.

In fact, Bruce didn't even know about theCRTC decision until I called to ask for hiscomments the day before the story ran. He did,however, immediately recognize the value ofmy story, but then Bruce is one smart cookie.

And there's an amusing, never -before -told side to this tale which you may enjoy. Thegoodpublicity people of A&M telephoned melate in the day before the story ran and beggedme not to run it.

They were terrified it would annoy Bruce!I told them it was an important news

story and, as they say at NASA, it was launchcommit. Like it or not, they and Bruce Allenwould just have to live with it.

Guess it's fair to say that Bruce wasn'tannoyed by it, eh?

Peter Howell,Toronto StarP.S. What!! You spell it 'Cancon' instead of'CanCon'? How come nobody told me?"

Springsteen albums andtour expected early springBruce Springsteen has completed productionwork on two new albums, Human Touch andLucky Town, scheduled for simultaneousrelease at the end of March.

Human Touch, his 10th Columbia album,contains 14 songs recorded over a full year atvarious studios in Los Angeles. The album isdescribed as a return to the style of Born inThe USA. Musicians in the sessions werekeyboardist Roy B ittan, bassist Randy Jackson,drummer Jeff Porcaro and Springsteen onguitars. The album was produced bySpringsteen, Jon Landau, Chuck Plotkin andRoy Bittan. The album was recorded by TobyScott, mixed by Bob Clearmountain andmastered by Bob Ludwig.

Lucky Town, Springsteen's 11th album,was recorded at Springsteen's home studio inLos Angeles. The 10 -song album was producedby Springsteen, Landau and Plotkin, withkeyboardist Bittan helping on several tracks.The album was recorded, mixed and masteredby the same team.

All songs on both albums are Springsteenoriginals except for Roll Of The Dice and RealWorld, which Springsteen wrote with Bittan.

It's rumoured that The Boss may kick offhis tour in Toronto at Maple Leaf Gardens.Seven or eight other Canadian dates may alsobe scheduled for the spring.

Loreena McKennitt signsto Warner Bros. in U.S.Loreena McKennitt, who signed to WarnerMusic Canada last year and is nearing platinumwith her album, The Visit, has signed withWarner Bros. in the US.

This is the first US distribution deal forthe Stratford, Ont.-based singer/songwriter.She will make her US debut with her fourthalbum, The Visit. The three previous album's(To Drive The Cold Winter Away, Elementaland Parallel Dreams) were originally releasedthrough McKennitt's Quinlan Road companyand are now available through Warner Musicin Canada.

Japan, Australia, Germany, Portugal,Spain and Italy are among the 21 countriesscheduled to release The Visit.

The Visit's Canadian success was fueledby the popularity of Greensleeves (Warnercomp 108) with AC programmers.

The follow-up single, All Souls Night(Warner comp 117), did exceptionally well atAOR, particularly at CHEZ-FM Ottawa, CIRK-FM Edmonton and CHUM -FM in Toronto. Athird single is expected to be released shortly.

du Maurier Jazz Festivalfirmed for four citiesFour Canadian cities will host jazz festivalssponsored by du Maurier Ltd. this summer.Toronto and Vancouver's festivals run fromJune 19-28, Saskatoon's from June 26 -July 4,and Edmonton's from June 26 -July 5.

Past festivals have featured SarahVaughan, Miles Davis, Cleo Laine, DizzyGillespie and thousands of other performersfrom around the world. The list ofperformers,venues and scheduling for this year's festivalshasn't been released yet.

BMG Canada donates toSick Children's hospitalIn the true spirit of g iving, BMG Music Canadaraised $2,000 for the Hospital for Sick ChildrenFoundation. The $1,000 was raised throughgifts donated by BMG's corporate supplierswhich were then raffled off at the company'sChristmas party.

BMG matched the $1,000 and a chequefor $2,000 was presented to Claus Wirsig,president of the Hospital for Sick ChildrenFoundation.

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A sense of humour and fair pricing for 1992

Lay aside suicidalpricing in 1992!Malcolm PerlmanSunrise Records & TapesThere is no question - consumer confidencecould not be any lower than it was in 1991 andhas to rebound in 1992. How this fact willimpact record retailing is heavily contingentupon the scheduling of new releases of majorand developing acts. We are hopeful that 1992will see the latter more evenly spread than in1991. All the consumer needs is a continuousspark plug in order to ensure a successfulyear.

We hope that the retail trade will layaside suicidal pricing in 1992 and ratherconcentrate on creative marketing. This is theonly way we can hope to maintain theperceivedvalue of the outstanding product we sell. Sohere's to the "Sun"rise of the stars of 1992.

The best people with thebest ideas will prosperPaul Alofs - PresidentHMV Canada1991 - not a bad year! Not a bad year for theartists, for the industry, for those of us luckyenough to earn our living from music. Therealities of international competition andinternational opportunities gave certainmembers of our community either a shock ora pleasant surprise. Music was certainly oneof the original inhabitants of "The GlobalVillage". For the world in general and for themusic industry in Canada, 1991 was certainly"the best of times and the worst of times".

1991 - Getting consumers excited aboutmusic! Last year, HMV's entire focus was on

Blue Jays album raisesmore bucks for VarietyProceeds from The Blue Jays Albumcontributed $10,275 to the Variety Club at itsrecent telethon. The album is a compilation ofhumourous songs and parodies performed byradio station personalities, local musiciansand Blue Jays fans.

"We're very fortunate to be able to workwith radio stations Q107, CHUM -FM, CFNY,MIX -99, CHFI and CJCL," says albumexecutive producer David Platel of SonyMusic. The stations have a lot of fun with themusic and do a great job promoting the tie-inwith Variety Club. We've also had great supportfrom retail; not just in the Toronto market, butfrom right across Canada. Finally, the peopleat Sony Music and the Toronto Blue Jays havebeen 100% behind the project from day one."

This year's entry, The Blue JaysAlbum...Class of '92, is currently inproductionand scheduled to be released Apr. 6, the sameday the Jays open their season.

getting people, all kinds of people, excitedabout music. Our approach and our successwas based on an idea that we needed to bemore than a retailer. Our approach was todesign, build, advertise and staff stores in away that would getpeople excited about music.Rap, classical, jazz, country, new age, world,dance, all kinds of music merchandised withthe same enthusiasm to an ever expandinggroup of music addicts. We increased ourretail spacebyplus 40% in the past 12 months,with major expansion in metro Toronto. TheToronto Superstore has become the model forfuture HMV superstores world wide. Aboveall, our staff, from part-timer on, made 1991 ayear we take great pride in. We owe a majorvote of thanks to the artists and suppliers whohelped us be our best.

1992 - Things will be better than wethink! Any business with a clear vision, well -trained staff, a sense of humour, and an intimateunderstanding of its customers will probablydo much better than anticipated in 1992. Theshock waves of how tough it is to compete inthe new global economy are behind us.Companies will restructure, get leaner andmore focused. The truly excellent companieswill continue to invest heavily in their humanresources, being the only true sustainablecompetitive advantage. A raft of new Canadianartists will break through in internationalmarkets, based on their talent and improvedsupport from labels.

1992 - People and ideas! The musicindustry is based almost solely on people andideas. No matter what stage of the business,from artist to retailer. It's just people andideas. The best people with the best ideas willprosper in 1992. The Canadian music scene isblessed with an abundance of both. Withoutdoubt, music retailers in particular will have achallenging time in 1992. Some will diversifyinto other merchandise like video games; somepeople and new ideas . . . we will be entirelymusic focused . . . we won't do windows orvideo games.

1992 - The Popcorn Report and Sun Tzu!The trends reported in Faith Popcorn's bookwill play out. That's good news indeed forpeople in the music business. The 2,000 yearold strategies of Sun Tzu will continue to offersage advice. The HMV staff will be the numberone priority again in 1992, ahead of even ourcustomers and our shareholders. We'll supportCanadian artists through an improved No RiskDisc program. listening posts, in-storeperformance facilities, and an unhealthyobsession to see Canadian artists get widerexposure. Labels, radio, retailers and otherinterested parties will cooperate more closelyin 1992. The government will continue toscrew up, the complainers will complain, theleaders will lead. Canada will continue to bethe best country in the world in which to live,the music the most interesting in which towork. A bit of a cliche but a true cliche. Themore things change, the more they remain thesame. Carpe Diem.

RPM - February 22, 1992 - 3

Roch Voisine scheduledfor 60 European datesNew Brunswick's Roch Voisine is in the midstof an extensive 60 -date European tour. TheStar recording artist began his tour Jan. 29. Hewill play in Paris, Dijon, Avignon, Lauzanne,Cherbourg, Brest, Orleans, Reims, Lyons,Brussells, Marseille and Cannes, with apossible extension into The Netherlands.

Voisine's popularity in Cannes wasreinforced at the recent MIDEM conferencewhere his posters blanketed the city. On lastyear's European tour, Voisine played to SROcrowds in theatres and arenas ranging incapacity from 5,000-16,000 seats. Gino Empty,who handles Voisine's PR, reports that thisyear's crowds are equally large.

Voisine is touring with his self -titledalbum. The single, Waiting, has maintainedhis chart prominence and a new single isexpected shortly.

After completing his European tour,Voisinewill go directly to Los Angeles to playa policeman and nephew of fellow cop MikeConnors in a made -for -TV movie.

EMI Music Canada signsAngels of MontenegroEMI Music Publishing Canada recently signedThe Angels of Montenegro. "How could I notsign a band with a name like that," jokes thepublishing company's president HankMedress.

EMI Music Publishing's Barbara Sedundescribes the band's music as "a unique blendof orchestrated pop with instrumentation,"including a French horn played by DarcyMcFadyen.

The other members are cellist SimoneDesilets, trumpeter Sarah McElcheran,

Hank Medress, president EMI Music PublishingCanada (r), with recently signed Angels' writer/arranger/singer Tom St. Louis.

percussionist Steve Haflidson and St. Louis,the leader of the band, on guitar. Vocals aresupplied by St. Louis, Erica Buss and others.

With assistance from MuchMusic andVideoFact, The Angels recently completedshooting a video for Grey Streak, which hasapparently generated interest from severalrecord companies, including SBK in the US.New York -based producer Richard Gottehrer,produced Blondie and Joan Armatrading, wasin Toronto (recently) to see the band. He hasapparently committed to taking them into thestudio.

4 - RPM - February 22, 1992

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Jim Fifield . a rare find!! Here's somequick facts about the new CEO of Thorn EMI.The 50 -year old, who looks barely 40, is afitness buff. He lifts weights, plays racquetballand skis. He lives in Manhattan with his wifeBetsy. He works out at the gym at 8 a.m.every morning (when he's in town) beforeheading to his office in the Carnegie Halltowers ... that's enough. You'll have to waittill next week for the REAL inside on thisoutsider, who isn't an outsider anymore. (EC:You had lunch with a CEO . . . WOW!!!)Eric Nagler vindicated . kinda! WhenEric Nagler ran into law trouble last year, itwas accorded the usual grandstanding by thedailies. Fortunately, the charges against himwere withdrawn. The Crown conceded it didn'thave a case. Too bad the police and the Crown

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couldn't have determined that before Naglerwent through the press ringer. Anyway, as itturned out, the Toronto Star went out of itsway with a full page on the injustice done toNagler. His accuser, of course, can't be named.It must have been hell for him during thatperiod of police investigation, lawyer's costsand a pokey finger from the press. When amanager with the stature of Bruce Davidsenstood by his artist the way he did (RPM - Oct.26/91), there had to be something more to thestory. (EC: The truth will come out . . .

sometimes! ! !)

Thanks Bryan. You should get an award!Just as we are all sick and tired of readingabout Bryan Adams and, after reading thestory on this week's page two ... I want to tellyou what a service Adams and his managerhave done for the Cancon industry. Never inthe history of Cancon have so many peoplebeen aware of the CRTC ruling and what it hasdone for Canadian artists like Lightfoot,Murray, Adams, MacNeill and many others.To many artists, it could be a crutch, but thereal human beings who arepart of our industryrealize that Canada didn' t stand a chance untilthe CRTC, under Pierre Juneau, came up withthe 30% Canadian content ruling. Only twopoints are needed out of four to qualify. Theruling was good and it worked. Adams and allthe foolishness that went with all the pressmakes this very clear and we can thank him.He may also be the reason the Junos will hittwo million viewers this year. (EC: Tell thetruth . . . the Junos did start at Toronto's St.Lawrence Centre didn't they?) Sorry Ellie,CARAS got it wrong again. It was St. LawrenceHall, 157 King Street East. The year was 1970.

Is Tommy Hunter in or out? It looks likethere's still big trouble at the CBC farm.Rumours persist that the Tommy Hunter Showmay be dropped. Ratings aren't that great --somewhere around the 500,000 viewer level.I wouldn't be too quick to drop any programthat's country, particularly one that's beenaround as long as the Tommy Hunter Show.The world is waiting for big things fromcountry. Just ask Garth Brooks, or even GeorgeFox. Perhaps a new producer? (EC: Now you'vetouched a nerve . . . !)

Beer ads for the young ... ! I had a ratherlong wait in the doctor's office recently andpicked up a copy of Business Week. As I dowith most magazines, I turned to the Letterspage first. This one really hit home: "Beer adsdon't belong on TV. The breweries and thealcohol -abuse action groups can try to placethe blame hither and yon, but nothing willbegin to change until we get beer ads off ourmost accessible medium, TV. Cigarettes andliquor commercials are now it's time toget beer off the air. Relegate it to the printedformat only. Heaven forbid a teenager shouldpick up a periodical and be 'influenced'."(EC: We are what we print . . . !)

Time Warner in debt . . ? In that sameissue of Business Week, there was a piece onTime Warner's U.S. $112 -billion debt. Thatwas in the July 1991 issue, so it has probablybeen adjusted upward. That same piecerevealed that Time Warner boss Steve Ross

had a nice "compensation package" in 1990for $78.2 mil lion, a few mill more than I make,I must say. What the hell can you do with $78million? (EC: It's just a "compensationpackage! ")

God did well . . at the recent American"black and coun try" Music Awards. (EC: Nextyear he'll do even better . . . !)

Foreign deletes are on the way . . . !

Watch for a small but nonetheless irritatingboatload of deletes to arrive from foreignshores (EC: They use airplanes these days!)

The naked truth ... ! When I was a kid, I wasoften reminded that bare and naked meant thesame and there was no need to say "barenaked". This was always a very humouroususe of English to me and I was shocked anddismayed when I heard that the BarenakedLadies had a name that was offensive to women.I would be offended by the name naked ladiesor bare ladies, but I think Bare Naked Ladiesor Barenaked Ladies is funny, only in that it'sbad English. (EC: That's the REAL reason it'soffensive to women . . . 9One for the book ... ! Quite a few years agoI had lunch in the old Celebrity Club on JarvisStreet with the president of a Canadianindependent. He made me an offer he didn'tthink I would refuse. Getting ads back in thosedays was tough, too. He offered to take out anad campaign, but without the ads. All hewanted was chart positions for his records.We had just finished soup when he made theoffer. I remember throwing twenty bucks onthe table and walking out. In spite of his offer,a few of his records did well on the chart, oneeven hitting No. 1. He's still around, not in therecord business . . . but his old partner is, sowatch out! This is just one of the occurrencesthat will be included in my book, with nameshowever. (EC: Enjoy your retirement . . . !)When it comes to promotion people!I've got to hand it to Rick Wharton of MCA.He never misses a trick. He's got that old timepromotion down to a science. He didn't havea Valentine record, but he did have a box ofchocolates . .. a nice gesture!!!Dave Deeley - Epic RecordsJulian Tuck - A&M RecordsSteve Waxman - Attic RecordsDale Kotyk - Warner MusicRoger Bartel - Capitol RecordsRick Wharton - MCA RecordsPat Bachynskl - Sony/Columbia Records

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1 1 7 DON'T LET THE SUN GO DOWN ON MEGeorge Michael w/Elton John - No albumColumbia (Sony comp. # 37)-1-1

2 3 9 THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER ...Bryan Adams - Waking Up The NeighboursA&M-75021 5367 (A&M comp. # 12/91)-0

3 4 10 NO REGRETSTom Cochrane - Mad Mad WorldCapitol -97723 (Capitol comp. # 2/92)-F

4 6 6 I'M TOO SEXYR.S.F. (Right Said Fred) - Album title N/A

Virgin -3144 (A&MNirgin comp. # 2/92)-Q5 2 11 MYSTERIOUS WAYS

U2 - Achtung BabyIsland -510347 (A&M comp. # 12/91)-0

6 5 7 DIAMONDS & PEARLSPrince - Diamonds & PearlsPaisley Park -25379 (Warner comp # 121)-P

11 4 I CAN'T DANCEGenesis - We Can't DanceAtlantic -7 82344 (Warner comp. # 123)-P

15 4 TO BE WITH YOUMr. Big - Lean Into ItAtlantic -82209 (Warner comp. # 121)-P

9 10 8 SMELLS LIKE TEEN SPIRITNirvana - NevermindDGC-24425-J

10 12 4 GOOD FOR MEAmy Grant - Heart In MotionA&M-75021 5321 (A&M/Virgin comp. # 1/92)-0

4 REMEMBER THE TIMEMichael Jackson- DangerousEpic -45400 (Sony comp. # 39)-H

12 13 7 CELEBRATEInfidels - InfidelsI.R.S.-13110 (Promo CD single) -F

El 18 5 THE WAY I FEEL ABOUT YOUKaryn White - Ritual Of LoveWarner Bros -26320 (Warner comp. # 121)-P

14 9 8 GO BACK TO YOUR WOODSRobbie Robertson - StoryvilleGeffen -24303 (MCA comp. # 21/91)-J

4 I'LL GET BYEddie Money - Right limeColumbia -46756 (Sony comp. # 38)-H

16 16 5 LOVERS IN A DANGEROUS TIMEBarenaked Ladies - Songs Of Bruce Cockburn

Intrepid -0008 (Capitol comp. # 1/92)-F17 8 9 RESCUED (By The Arms Of Love)

Glass Tiger - Simple MissionCapitol -92922 (Promo CD single) -F

28 3 TEARS IN HEAVENEric Clanton - Rush SoundtrackReprise -26794 (Warner comp. # 123)-P

25 3 PEACE OF MIND (Love Goes On)One 2 One - Imagine ItA&M-75021 5364 (A&M/Virgin comp. # 1/92)-Q

20 17 5 STARSSimply Red -Starseast west U.K.-75284 (Warner comp. # 120)-P

4 HAZARDRichard Marx - Rush Street

Capitol -95874 (Capitol comp. # 1/92)-F4 MAKE YOU A BELIEVER

Sass Jordan - Racine (71)Aquarius -564 (Capitol comp. # 2/92)-F

23 24 4 AGAIN TONIGHTJohn Mellencarnp - Wherever We WantedMercury -510 151-0

24 27 5 SOUTHERN RAINCowboy Junkies - Black Eyed ManRCA -07863 61049 (BMG pop comp. # 28)-N

4 VIBEOLOGYPaula Abdul - Spellbound

Virgin -3050 (A&MNirgin comp. # 1/92)-026 26 7 DANIEL

Wilson Phillips - Two RoomsMercury -845 749 (PolyGram romp. Jan /92)-Q

lEij 32 3 MISSING YOU NOWMichael Bolton - Time, Love & TendernessColumbia -46771 (Sony comp. # 39)-H

28 7 10 CAN'T LET GOMariah Carey - EmotionsColumbia -47980 (Sony comp. # 37)-H

29 ao 5 GREAT BIG LOVEBruce Cockbum - Nothing But A Burning LightTrue North -77 (Sony comp. # 38)-H

45 3 WHAT BECOMES OF THE BROKEN HEARTPaul Young - Fried Green Tomatoes soundtrackMCA -10461 (MCA comp. # 1/92)-J

4 I LOVE YOUR SMILEShanice - Inner ChildMotown -3746363192 (PolyGram comp. Jan/92)-0

32 23 10 BEAUTY AND THE BEASTCeline Dion/P. Bryson - Beauty & The Beast soundtrackWalt Disney Records -60618 (Sony comp. # 36)-H

33 22 13 CHANGELisa Stanslield - Real LoveArista -07822 18679 (BMG comp. # 25)-N

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36 36 4 LEVONJon Bon Jovi - Two RoomsMercury -845 749 (PolyGram comp. Jan/92)-0

37 38 4 HEARTS DON'T THINK (They Feel)Natural Selection - Natural Selectioneast west -91787 (Warner comp. # 120)-P

38 14 11 BLACK OR WHITEMichael Jackson - Dangerous

Epic -45400 (Sony comp. # 37)-H39 42 12 I CAN'T MAKE YOU LOVE ME

Bonnie Raiff - Luck Of The DrawCapitol -96111 (Capitol comp. # 54)-F

40 40 8 KING'S HIGHWAYTom Petty - Into The Great Wide OpenMCA -10317 (MCA comp. # 22/91)-J

63 2 JUSTIFIED & ANCIENTThe KLF - Justified & Andent (Stand By The Jams)RCA -0782212403 (BMG Pop comp. # 29)-N

42 49 4 KING OF THE HEAPThe Odds - Neopolitan

Zoo -72445 11013 (BMG pop comp. # 27)-N56 3 PAPER DOLL

PM Dawn -OF The Heart... The Utopian ExperienceIsland -510 276 (A&M/Virgin comp. # 1/92)-0

44 43 5 SOMEWHERE, SOMEBODYAaron Neville - Warm Your HeartA&M-5354 (A&MNirgin comp. # 12/91)-Q

45 46 4 LOVE ME ALL UPStacy Earl - Stacy EarlArista -07863 61033 (BMG pop comp. # 27)-N

57 4 GIVE IT ALL UPDarby Mills - Cry To MeWEA-74423 (Warner comp. # 122)-P

86 2 LOVE MONKEY # 9Bootsauce - BullVertigo -512 027 (PolyGram comp. early Feb/92)-0

48 39 13 NO SON OF -MINEGenesis - We Can't DanceAtlantic -82344 (Warner comp. # 115)-P

49 31 9 ALL 4 LOVEColor Me Badd - C. M. B.Giant -24429 (Warner comp. # 117)-P

50 44 13 YOU MAY BE RIGHTThe Grapes 01 Wrath - These DaysCapitol -96431 (Capitol comp. # 50)-F

3 GHOST OF A CHANCERush - Roll The BonesAnthem -95715 (Capitol comp. # 52)-F

2 TOO MUCH PASSIONThe Smithereens - Blow UpCaptio1-94963 (Capitol comp. # 54)-F

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89 UNTIL YOUR LOVE COMES AROUNDRTZ - Return To ZeroGiant -24422 (Warner comp. # 124)-P

9 ONE LITTLE WORDThe Boomers - What We DoWEA-74515 (Warner comp. # 117)-P

12 I FALL ALL OVER AGAINDan Hill - Dance Of LoveQuality -2001 (Promo CD single)

14 HEAVY FUELDire Straits - On Every StreetVertigo -510160 (PolyGram comp. late Oct/91)-0

INTERNATIONAL BRIGHT YOUNG THINGJesus Jones - DoubtCapitol -95715 (Capitol comp. # 52)-F

8 SOMEDAYAldo Nova - Blood On The BricksMercury -848513 (PolyGram comp. Jan/92)-0

13 KEEP COMING BACKRichard Manx- Rush StreetCapitol -95874 (Capitol comp. # 50)-F

91 MAMA, I'M COMING HOMEOzzie Osboume - No More TearsEpic -46795 (Sony comp. # 38)-H

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COVER STORY- by Steve McLean

Sass Jordan returns to roots with her new albumIt was an exhausted Sass Jordan who escapedto Los Angeles after the dizzying success ofher 1988 debut album Tell Somebody.

"It's like when a farmer's been harvestingcrops out of one field for a couple of years andhe has to leave it fallow for a year. That's whathappened to me, babe," Jordan says.

She's returned from Hollywood with aninterest in astrology, a vocabulary litteredwith showbizzy terms of endearment, and aradio -friendly album destined to outsell its

Fred Penner touring insupport of new albumFamily entertainer Fred Penner is in the midstof a 32 -city Canadian tour in support of hiseighth album, Happy Feet. The 15 -songcollection from Oak Street Music featuresjazz and swing -style tunes reminiscent of the1930s and 40s. Legendary lyricist SammyCahn wrote the song You Can Count On Meespecially for the album.

Fred also hosts a successful children'sTV show. In April he will receive the Order ofCanada, one of the highest honours for aCanadian entertainer.

PolyGram releasesBull from BootsauceExpect a lot of Bull but no sh*t fromBootsauce's new album. PolyGram has justreleased the follow-up LP to last year's gold -plus The Brown Album, and the company isexpecting even bigger sales this time. Thefirst single, Love Monkey #9, is alreadyattracting airplay and its video is in rotation atMuchMusic. The hard rocking funksters fromMontreal will be touring the country in supportof Bull.

Also from PolyGram, look for a livecollection of Gino Vannelli's greatest hits anda Tears For Fears greatest hits package at theend of the month.

Sue Medley and Lost and Profound, twomore Canadian acts signed to PolyGram, arejust finishing their albums.

Warner Music Canada todistribute Antone's labelAntone's Records, the Austin -based blueslabel, will now be available in Canada througha licensing agreement with Warner MusicCanada. Included in Antone's 16 titles arealbums by James Cotton, Jimmy Rogers, LouAnn Barton, Doug and Matt Murphy amongothers. An additional three new releases areexpected over the next two months.

Of particular interest is the debut releasefrom Sue Foley, a 23 year old Canadianguitarist, singer and songwriter. Foley's album,entitled Young Girl Blues, is scheduled for aMarch release. According to Dave Tollington,Senior Vice President and Managing Directorof Warner Music Canada's Domestic andInternational Division, Foley's album will bea major priority in Canada.

platinum predecessor.Racine is the name of the album. It's also

the name of a French playwright and a smallQuebec town where she grew up. And it's theFrench word for roots.

"This album's definitely a return to my

1114 tillby Tim Evans

A new No. 1 album! After five straightweeks, Bryan Adams is replaced atop theAlbums chart. Nirvana now claims the No. 1position. Nevermind is ahead in retail as wellas being the No. 1 album at several radiostations including: Z-99 Regina, K-97Edmonton, 54 Rock Ottawa and OZ -FM St.John's. Adams might reclaim the No. 1 spot ina few weeks though. Waking Up TheNeighbours was also on top for five weeks latelast year before being unseeded for a fewweeks.

Does sex sell .. ? I'm Too Sexy from R.S.F.(Right Said Fred) inches toward the No. 1 spoton the Hit Tracks chart. It's currently at No. 4.That's the highest chart position for a songwith sex in the title since George Michael's IWant Your Sex peaked at No. 2 in 1987. Therehave been a couple of songs with a form of theword sex (sex, sexy, sexual etc.) in the title togo all the way to No. 1. Name them. Hint: onewas in 1983 and the other in 1979.

Success on a 'Grant' scale. The thirdrelease from Amy Grant's Heart In Motion hasgone where the other two went, to the Top 10.Good For Me follows Baby Baby, which peakedat No. 2 and That's What Love Is For, whichpeaked at No. 7. This could be the one thatbrings Grant her first No. 1 song. Good for mehit No. 10 in just its fourth week. That's fasterthan either of first two.

Naked, Frozen and Money... Three artistshave two songs gaining points on the chart.Frozen Ghost has the top add this week withHead Over Heals. It debuts at No. 81. Theyalso have Shake Your Spirit bulleting up thechart at No. 70. Barenaked Ladies' Be MyYoko Ono enters at No. 90. Also from theLadies is Lovers In A Dangerous Time holdingsteady at No. 16. Eddie Money also has twosongs being worked at different formats. I'llGet By has shot up the chart and is now at No.15 while She Takes My Breath Away jumps 18spots to No. 64.

Hot Cowboys! Cowboy Junkies have thehottest album around. Their black eyed mangoes all the way from No. 72 to No. 25. TheJunkies last album, The Caution Horses, madea similar move. It jumped from No. 73 to No.12 in its second week and eventually peakedat No. 11.

The best sex around. Two songs with sexin the title have hit No. 1. Marvin Gaye'sSexual Healing topped the chart in 1983 afterRod Stewart had done so in 1979 with Do YaThink I'm Sexy.

roots...but I didn't want to call it Roots becauseeverybody would get it mixed up with (thelate) Alex Haley. So I thought Racine was aperfect name," Jordan says from a car phonewhile in transit between personal appearances.

A three-year layoff hasn't slowedJordan's momentum. The first single, MakeYou A Believer, has the same sound that brokethe Black Crowes worldwide last year. Thesong is racing up the charts and its video isreceiving Much airplay.

Jordan calls herself "one of those peopleblessed to look decent on camera," and sheattributes a lot of her early success to videos.But she has mixed feelings about the medium,claiming videos have taken the "magic" fromfans who want to interpret song meaningsthemselves.

"I think everybody should be allowed tofind what they find in the songs and not be toldwhat it is," Jordan says. "Once I've written itand recorded it, it's anyone's who wants tolisten to it."

Racine was written and recorded in L.A.,where all theplayers who appear on the recordlive. Producer Rick Neigher and some of themusicians co -wrote the songs with Jordan, butit qualifies as Cancon.

Jordan likes Cancon regulations but saysshe understands why international stars likeBryan Adams don't.

"Cancon is what helped me out. I don'tthink I would have gotten as far as I did as fastas I did without Cancon, so I don't feel I'm ina position to shit on it -- whereas he is."

Racine was released in Canada byAquarius Records on Tuesday. Jordan expectsto tour behind the album with a new group ofmusicians this summer.

New Haywire releases;old favourites from soapsHaywire's new sing le Get Back will be releasedFeb. 17 and the album Get Off will be in storesMarch 23. Attic Records is putting a big pushbehind Haywire and a cross -Canada tour isplanned.

Many of Canada's 6 million faithful soapopera fans will want to get a copy of anotherAttic release, Soap Opera's Greatest LoveThemes. Eleven themes from daytime dramaslike All My Children, Guiding Light and SantaBarbara, along with the themes from Dallasand Knots Landing, are on the album.

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Unprecedented seven Juno nominations for Adams

Bryan Adams was nominated for a record -setting seven Juno Awards at a luncheonheld in Toronto on Feb. 12. Tom Cochrane, who battled Adams for the top spot ofthe RPM singles and albums charts, received six nominations. A total of 35awards, including a new one for the best selling Francophone album, will be givenout at Toronto's O'Keefe Centre on Sun. March 29.

The winner of the following awards will be determined by a vote of themembers of the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences:

FOREIGN ENTERTAINER OF THE YEARMichael Bolton (Columbia/Sony)Garth Brooks (Capitol Nashville)Phil Collins (Atlantic)Hammer (Capitol)Rod Stewart (Warner Bros.)

ALBUM OF THE YEARThe Ghosts That Haunt Me- Crash Test Dummies (Arista/BMG)

Highlights from Phantom of the Opera- Canadian Cast (Polydor/Polytel/PolyGram)

Mad Mad World - Tom Cochrane (Capitol)Road Apples - The Tragically Hip (MCA)Waking Up The Neighbours

- Bryan Adams (A&M)

SINGLE OF THE YEARAnimal Heart - Glass Tiger (Capitol)Can't Stop This Thing We Started - BryanAdams (A&M)(Everything I Do) I Do It For You

- Bryan Adams (A&M)Life is a Highway - Tom Cochrane (Capitol)Too Hot - Alanis (MCA)

FEMALE VOCALIST OF THE YEARLee Aaron (Attic)Celine Dion (Columbia/Sony)Loreena McKennitt (Quinlan Road/WEA)Sarah McLachlan (Nettwerk/Capitol)Mitsou (Isba/Sony)

MALE VOCALIST OF THE YEARBryan Adams (A&M)Tom Cochrane (Capitol)Bruce Cockburn (True North/Sony)Maestro Fresh -Wes (LMR/Attic)Robbie Robertson (MCA)

GROUP OF THE YEARBlue Rodeo (WEA)Crash Test Dummies (Arista/BMG)Glass Tiger (Capitol)Rush (Anthem/Sony)The Tragically Hip (MCA)

INSTRUMENTAL ARTIST(S) OF THE YEARJohn Arpin (ProArte/Fanfare/Mastersound)Jacques de Koninck (Chacra)David Foster (Atlantic)Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet (Cargo)Graham Townsend (Silver Eagle)

HARD ROCK ALBUM OF THE YEARBig House - Big House (Boomtown/BMG)Love Machine - Brighton Rock (WEA)Magnet To Steele - Chrissy Steele (Capitol)Roll The Bones - Rush (Anthem/Sony)Some Girls Do - Lee Aaron (Attic)

RAP RECORDING OF THE YEARConductin' Thangs - Maestro Fresh -Wes (Attic)Jamaican Funk Canadian Style

- Michie Mee & L.A. Luv (First Priority/Atlantic)My Definition of a Boombastic Jazz Style

- Dream Warriors (Island/A&M)Play The Music DJ - Simply Majestic- (Featuring The Brothers From The Ghetto withFrank Morell) (Capitol)She's a Flirt (Let's do It) - Kish (A&M)

COUNTRY FEMALE VOCALIST OF THE YEARCarroll Baker (Tembo)Cindi Cain (Golden Eagle/Epic/Sony)Joan Kennedy (MCA)Anne Murray (Capitol)Cassandra Vasik (Einstein Bros./Epic)

COUNTRY MALE VOCALIST OF THE YEARGary FJellgaard (Savannah)George Fox (WEA)Lennie Gallant (Revenant Records)Mark Koenig (Justin Entertainment)Ian Tyson (Stony Plain)

COUNTRY GROUP OR DUO OF THE YEARGrievous Angels (Stony Plain)Joel Feeney & Western Front (JustinEntertainment)Prairie Oyster (BMG)The Rankin Family (The Rankin Family)Straight Clean & Simple (Saddlestone)

MOST PROMISING FEMALE VOCALISTAlanis (MCA)Kerri Anderson (MCA)Julie Masse (Les Disques Victoire)Darby Mills (WEA)Chrissy Steele (Capitol)

MOST PROMISING MALE VOCALISTStephen Fearing (True North/Sony)Lennie Gallant (Revenant Records)Keven Jordan (Columbia/Sony)Glen Stace (WEA)Wild 'T' (WEA)

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MOST PROMISING GROUP OF THE YEARInfidels (I.R.S.)The Rankin Family (The Rankin Family)West End Girls (A&M)World On Edge (Virgin)Young Saints (PolyGram)

SONGWRITER OF THE YEARBryan AdamsTom CochraneBruce CockburnShirley EikhardMarc Jordan

The Canadian Entertainer of the Yearwill be chosen by public balloting sponsoredby Molson Brewereies of Canada Ltd. BryanAdams, Blue Rodeo, Celine Dion, Colin Jamesand The Tragically Hip are nominated.

Awards in 13 other categories will bedetermined by panels of experts.

The Juno Hall of Fame Award will bepresented to Ian and Sylvia. Both as vocalistsand songwriters, Ian Tyson and Sylvia Tysoninfluenced the sound of a generation of folk,rock and country musicians.

The Walt Grealis Special AchievementAward will be awardedposthumously to Wm.Harold Moon, acknowledging outstandingcontribution to the Canadian music industry.Moon's career in the music business began in1927 and lasted until his death in 1984. Duringthat time he was a songwriter, orchestramanager, booking agent and producer. Moonserved as managing director and chairman oftheperforming right organization now knownas SOCAN. He was also a founding member ofboth Nashville's Country Music Associationand the Academy of Country MusicEntertainment in Canada, a director of theBroadcast Executives Society, and a directorof Quality Records.

HISTORICAL HIGHPOINTS

OF THE EARLY JUNO AWARDS

RPM Weekly is launched. Actual date February 24, 1964.RPM announces reader's poll with little fanfair.RPM publishes results of first poll. Poll continues annually until 1969.First awards presentations at St. Lawrence Hall, In Toronto. 125 invited, 250 attend.Awards are nicknamed The Juno Awards after CRTC's first Chairman Pierre Juneau.First Juno presentation at St. Lawrence Hall, before an audience of 600. Pierre Juneau isnamed Industry Man of the Year.1,000 people attend Junos at Toronto's Inn On The Park.1,500 gather at Toronto's Inn On The Park for the Juno Awards.The pre -television Junos are held at the Inn On The Park.The Juno Awards are televised by CBC-TV from theQueen Elizabeth Theatre in Toronto. Paul Anka hosts the show.The second Juno telecast by CBC-TV is from the Ryerson Theatre in Toronto. John AllanCameron is host.CBC-TV televises the Junos from the Royal York Hotel in a dinner setting.David Steinberg hosts.CARAS takes over control of the Juno Awards from Stan Klees and Walt Grealis.CARAS stages the Juno Awards at Toronto's Harbour Castle Convention Centre.Burton Cummings and David Steinberg host.Pierre Trudeau attends the Juno Awards at Toronto's Harbour Castle Convention Centre.Burton Cummings hosts the show.Walt Grealis Foundation Is founded to dispense Juno licencing monies to Industry causes.Toronto's Harbour Castle Convention Centre Is once again the setting for the Juno Awardsand Burton Cummings returns as host.

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'How could I think, that I coact" everglide from Cove forever?Now that I know this is true...I'm head over heels for you"

The first UR single and video from their long-awaited third album

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TERRI NUNNMoment Of Truth - Po p/rockDGC - DGCD-24451-J

The former lead singer of Berlin (TakeMy Breath Away) found it too restrict-ing being in a band so she has gonesolo. Moment Of Truth reflects thatfeeling of "It's time I tried It on myown". Nunn co -wrote many of thesongs and they make a statement ona wide range of subjects, from havingan affair to wife abuse and her fa-ther's suicide. Some of the tracks area little ragged, but Moment Of Truthdelivers some excellent material. LetMe Be The One is the first release,but watch for Who's Gonna Take YouHome Tonight, Go Ask The Lonelyand Once Upon A Time to follow. (CDreviewed) - TE

SASS JORDAN -RockRacineAquarius Records - 02-564-F

The people at Aquarius must haveear -to -ear grins over this one. Racineshould take Sass Jordan fromCanadian stardom to internationalsuccess. This album has hit writtenall over it, with almostall songs havingcrossover potential for CHR, AORand AC airplay. The first single, MakeYou A Believer, has a bullet on It, andIt's bluesy rock sound can be heardthroughout. I Want To Believe is aballad that should lead the lust -struckInto close embrace at closing time.'The theme of the album is very muchthat one can find all the strength oneneeds within the self. It's a veryoptimistic album to me, full of hope,"Jordan says. (CD reviewed) -SM

TOM RUSSELL - CountryCowboy RealStony Plain - SPCD-1176-P

Tom Russell, son of an Iowa horsetrader and now living in Brooklyn, hashad the international doors opened tohim through his Stony Plain(Edmonton) releases.This album wasproduced by Russell in Brooklyn.Included are remakes of two duetsRussell recorded with labelmate IanTyson: Navajo Rug and Gallo Del

Cielo. Much of Tyson has obviouslyrubbed off on Russell, who isshowcased here on a collection ofsuperb acoustic performances.Russell can now be dubbed theBrooklyn Cowboy, perhaps one ofthe first from the recording field tohold that title. There are a number oftracks here that should keep Russellbusy on the chart front, perhaps evenmore if the American country peoplerecognize him. Key are El LlanoEstacado, Indian Cowboy and Roanie.(CD reviewed) - WG

RITA CHIARELLI - Rock/BluesRoad RocketsStony Plain - SPCD 1173-P

After paying her dues for years,Canadian singer Rita Chiarelli makesher major label debut with RoadRockets. Chiarelli's voice has beentextured into a throaty growl afterplaying in countless smoke -filled bars.The first single and video, LoveOverload, won her the MolsonCanadian Rocks national talentcompetition last year, but it doesn'tstand out from the 11 other genericrock and blues tunes on the album.More of the songs could benefit fromthe saxophones featured on I'mConfessin' and Tryin' To Get To You.The album includes acoustic andelectric renditions of Dylan's Highway61. The electric version can be foundon the Highway 61 soundtrackreleased by Intrepid/Capitol.This is a competent album butit's nothing that hasn't been done

before.(CD Reviewed) -SM

DEVONSQUARE - PopBye Bye Route 66Atlantic - CD 82343-P

It's nice to hear Stevie Nicks hasfound a new band after FleetwoodMac. Actually that's not her, but itdoes sound like her. Alana MacDonaldis the real person singing. She, alongwith Tom Dean, split the lead vocalsfor Devonsquare's new album. Youmay not have heard of this Maine -based trio before, but this isn't theirfirst album. After a couple of indiereleases, this is the band's secondfor Atlantic. The first release fromBye Bye Route 66 is If You Could SeeMe Now. It's a dynamite track that, for

some reason, is being largelyoverlooked by programmers. Don'tmake the mistake of overlooking ittoo long. The restof the album doesn'thave that same magic, however.

There seems to be something missingthat would hold the songs together.Devonsqua re have a couple ofveteran performers helping on thisalbum including Stephen Stills lendingsome guitar work to Straightaway.The nostalgic title -track and Move Onare two others worth checking out.(CD reviewed) - TE

GEORGE STRAITTen Strait HitsMCA - MCASD-10450-J

Packaged specially for Strait fans,this is his third Greatest Hitscollection, dating from the 1988 hit ofFamous Last Words Of A Fool throughto his 1991 charter of I've Come ToExpect It From You. Strait has twosingles on the RPM Country 100. Thetitle track of his Chill Of An EarlyMorning album, is descending thechart and Lovesick Blues is alsocharting. All of the tracks on this set

produced by Jimmy Bowen andStrait. Strait joins the ranks of thenoticed at retail in Canada, so a front -rack position for this package will payoff. (CD reviewed) - WG

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WENDY MAHARRY - Pop/JazzFountain Of YouthA&M - 75021 53702-0

A&M is testing the water with a pushon How Do I Get Over You, a MaHarryoriginal. This track is included on A&MRadio Sampler #1, and it's a goodchoice. The album is easy, straightahead pop with a touch of blues and

jazz that should gain a foothold withAC programmers. MaHarry's vocalartistry has an immediate impact,particularly the first single. Also keyare Until Now and the title track.Should be three singles deep. This Isher second album for A&M. The firstwas her self -.titled debut in 1990.Both albums were producedand engineered by Dwight Marcus.(CD reviewed) - WG

THE WALLE - JazzLARSSON BAND - Self -TitledThunder Records - TH91-CD-1003

Winnipeg has contributed much toCanada's music scene, beginningwith Chad Allen & The Expressions in1964. Now, almost 30 years later, theprairie city is still a leader in fosteringnew talent. The Walle Lasson Band isone of the latest. This jazz/pop quar-tet transcends the expected with popdiversities that puts them in a class oftheir own. The sax wailing of Larssonis buffered beautifully with the key-board work of Rick Boughton,bassman John Ervin and drummerGreg Black. Key are Full Circle, Crys-tal Blue and Pieces Of Dreams, all theoriginal work of the band. Don't over-look Dan Kramer's very smooth andeffective cover of Billy Holliday's GodBless The Child. Majors should takenote that Larsson and company willbe showcasing for US labels in NewYork on March 3 at Montana Studio A.Thunder's contact is Dyan Starr at204-956-4410 (CD reviewed) - WG

THE HEADHUNTERS -RockFirst Things FirstEureka Records - U2 70006

Not to be mixed up with the KentuckyHeadhunters, or even Cannibal andthe Headhunters, these guys are justthe Headhunters. To confuse thingseven more, a lot of their stuff soundslike Ian Hunter. This is no-nonsense,early '70s hard rock that must provokepeople in their hometown of Buffalo todrop their chicken wings and start toboogie. 40 Days and The Show MustGo On stand out among these 11original songs.(CD reviewed) -SM

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1 2 13 NIRVANANeverrnind (DGC)(CA) DGCC-24425 (CD) DGCD-24425-J

2 1 18 BRYAN ADAMSWaking Up The Neighbours (A&M)(CA) 75021 5367-4 (CD) 75021 5367-2-0

3 3 10 U2Achtung Baby (Island)(CA) 510 347-4 (CD) 510 347-2-0

4 4 18 TOM COCHRANEMad Mad World (Capitol)(CA) C4-97723 (CD) C2 -97723-F

5 5 10 GENESISWe Can't Dance - Atlantic(CA) 78-23444 (CD) CD -82344-P

6 6 9 MICHAEL JACKSONDangerous (Epic)(CA) ET -45400 (CD) ET -45400-H

7 7 9 ENYAShepherd Moons (WEA U.K.)(CA) 17-55724 (CD) CD -75572-P

8 9 13 TWO ROOMSVarious artists/Two Rooms (Mercury)(CA) 845 7494 (CD) 845 749-2-0

9 8 25 COLOR ME BADDC.M.B. (Giant)(CA) 92-44294 (CD) CD -24429-P

10 10 24 METALLICAMetalled (Elektra)(CA) 96-11134 (CD) CD -61113-P

11 13 5 BARENAKED LADIESBarenaked Ladies (lndependant)(CA) PP003C (CD) N/A

12 11 20 DIRE STRAITSOn Every Street (Vertigo)(CA) 510 160-4 (CD) 510 160-2-C)

El 16 11 NAUGHTY BY NATURENaughty By Nature (Isba)(CA) IST-2032 (CD) ISCD 2 32 H

22 6 BOYZ II MENCooleyhighharrnony (Motown)(CA) 37463 6320-4 (CD) 37463 6320-2-0

Ma 25 3 BLACK SHEEPA Wolf In Sheep's Clothing (Mercury)(CA) 848 368-4 (CD) 848 368-2-0

16 15 19 GUNS N' ROSESUse Your Illusion I (Geffen)(CA) GEFC-24415 (CD) GEFSD-24415-J

17 12 19 GUNS N' ROSESUse Your Illusion II (Geffen)(CA) GEFC-244 20 (co) GEFSD-24420-J

18 14 11 RICHARD MARXRush Street (Capitol)(CA) C4-95874 (CD) C2 -95874-F

43 3 ERIC CLAPTONMusic From The 'Rush' Soundtrack (Reprise)(CA) 92-67944 (CD) CD -26794-P

20 20 37 CRASH TEST DUMMIESThe Ghosts That Haunt Me (Arista)(CA) AC -8677 (CD) ARCD-8677-N

21 17 39 MICHAEL BOLTONTime, Love & Tendemess (Columbia)(CA) CT -46771 (CD) CK-46771-1-1

22 19 18 MARIAH CAREYEmotions (Columbia)(CA) CT -47980 (CD) CK-47980-H

23 23 12 SALT N' PEPAThe Hits Remixed (Next Plateau)(CA) 828 249-4 (CD) 828 249-2-0

24 21 16 JOHN MELLENCAMPWherever We Wanted (Mercury)(CA) 510 151-4 (CD) 510 151-2-0

El 72 2 COWBOY JUNKIESblack eyed man (RCA)(CA) 07863 61049-4 (CD) 07863 61049-2-N

26 26 17 ROBBIE ROBERTSONStoryville (Geffen)(CA) GEFC-24303 (CD) GEFSD-24303-J

27 28 10 STEVIE RAY VAUGHANThe Sky Is Crying (Epic)(CA) ET -47390 (CD) EK-47390-H

28 18 44 ROD STEWARTVagabond Heart (Wamer Bros)(CA) 92-63004 (CD) CD -26300-P

so 2 CE CE PENISTONFinally (A&M)(CA) 75021 5381-4 (CD) 75021 5381-2-0

30 30 20 MARKY MARK & THE FUNKY BUNCHMusic For The People (Interscope Records)(CA) 7 91737-4 (CD) 7 91737-2-P

31 31 13 LOREENA McKENNITTThe Visit (WEA)(CA) 17-51514 (CD) CD -75151-P

MEI 38 19 GARTH BROOKSRopin' The Wind (Capitol)(CA) C4-96330 (CD) C2 -96330-F

33 33 17 THE CULTCeremony (Vertigo)(CA) 510 419-4 (CD) 510 419-2-0

34 29 13 HAMMERToo Legit To Quit (Capitol)(CA) C4-98151 (CD) C2 -98151-F

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35 35 21 BOB SEGERThe Fire Inside (Capitol)(CA) C4-91134 (CD) C2 -91134-F

36 32 9 LISA STANSFIELDReal Love (Arista)(CA) 0782218679-4 (CD) 07822 18679-2-N

37 27 16 PRINCEDiamonds & Pearls (Paisley Park)(CA) 92-53794 (CD) CD -25379-P

38 36 15 SIMPLY REDStars (east west U.K.)(CA) 17-52844 (CD) CD -75284-P

39 39 30 BONNIE RAITTLuck Of The Draw (Capitol)(CA) C4-96111 (CD) C2 -96111-F

40 34 21 RUSHRoll The Blues (Anthem)(CA) ANT -1064 (CD) ANK-1064-H

41 42 14 BRUCE COCKBURNNothing But A Burning Light (True North)(CA) TNT -77 (CD) TNK-77-H

42 44 te OZZY OSBOURNENo More Tears (Epic)(CA) ZT-46795 (CD) ZK-46795-H

43 47 ao TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERSInto The Great Wde Open (MCA)(CA) MCAC-10317 (CD) CD -10307J

44 as 17 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERSBlood Sugar Sex Magik (Warner Bros)(CA) 92-66814 (CD) CD -26681-P

45 40 32 NATALIE COLEUnforgettable With Love (Elektra)(CA) 96-10494 (CD) CD -61049-P

46 46 at ROXETTEJoyride (Capitol)(CA) C4-94435 (CD) C2 -94435-F

47 48 28 SARAH McLACHLANSolace (Nettwerk)(CA) W4-30055 (CD) W2 -30055-F

48 49 53 C + C MUSIC FACTORYGonna Make You Sweat (Columbia)(CA) CT -47093 (CD) CK-47093-H

49 24 11 SUPERTRAMPThe Very Best 01 Supenramp (Polytel)(CA) 393 934-4 (CD) 393 934-2-0

51 51 25 THE GRAPES OF WRATHThese Days (Capitol)(CA) C4-96431 (CD) C2 -96431-F

51 37 20 THE COMMITMENTSSoundtrack (MCA)(CA) MCAC-10286 (CD) MCAD-10286-J

52 41 45 R.E.M.Out Of Time (Warner Bros)(CA) 92-64964 (CD) CD -26496-P

2 JUICESoundtrack (MCA)(CA) MCAC-10462 (CD) MCASD-10462-J

54 55 17 HARRY CONNICK JR.Blue Light, Red Light (Columbia)(CA) CT -48685 (CD) CK-48685-H

55 53 16 MOTLEY CRUEDecade 01 Decadence (Elektra)(CA) 96-12044 (CD) CD -61204-P

56 58 4 EDDIE MONEYRight Here (Columbia)(CA) CT -46756 (CD) CK-46756-H

57 63 4 UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLDSoundtrack (Warner Bros)(CA) 92-67074 (CD) CD -26707-P

58 56 3 LOU REEDMagic And Loss (Sire)(CA) 92-66624 (CD) CD -26662-P

59 59 36 PAULA ABDULSpellbound (Virgin)(CA) VL4-3050 (CD) CDV-3050-Q

60 61 14 VAN MORRISONHymns To The Silence (Polydor)(CA) 849 026-4 (CD) 849 026-2-Q

61 57 11 PET SHOP BOYSDiscography (Capitol)(CA) C4-97097 (CD) C2 -97097-F

62 66 19 GARTH BROOKSNo Fences (Capitol)(CA) C4-93866 (CD) C2 -93866-F

63 52 41 EXTREMEPomograffitti (A&M)(CA) 75021 5313-4 (CD) 75021 5313-2-0

64 64 48 THE TRAGICALLY HIPRoad Apples (MCA)(CA) MCAC-10173 (CD) MCAD-10173-J

65 65 18 RICHIE SAMBORAStranger In This Town (Mercury)(CA) 848 895-4 (CD) 848 895-2-0

66 62 4 BIG HOUSEBig House (RCA)(CA) 3094-4-R (CD) 3094 2 R N

67 67 52 SCORPIONSCrazy World (Mercury)(CA) 846 908-4 (CD) 846 900.2-0

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68 50 9 PAUL YOUNGFrom Tme To Time (Columbia)(CA) CT -90886 (CD) CK-90886-H

69 71 58 PHANTOM OF THE OPERACanadian Cast (Polydor)(CA) 847689-4 (CD) 847 689-2-0

70 73 7 MAXI PRIESTBest Of Me (Virgin)(CA) VL4-3132 (CD) CDV-3132-0

11 NEW BEAUTY & THE BEASTSoundtrack (Walt Disney Records)(CA) 60618-0 (CD) 60618-2

72 77 5 SONGS OF BRUCE COCKBURNKick At The Darkness/various Artists (Intrepid)(CA) N4-0008 (CD) N2 -0308-F

73 54 13 PM DAWN01The Heart ... The Utopian Experience (Island)(CA) 510 276-4 (CD) 510 276-2-0

74 74 4' TEENAGE FAN CLUBBandwagonesque (DGC)(CA) DGC-24461 (CD) DGCD-24461-.1

IFEI 93 2 FROZEN GHOSTShake Your Spirit (WEA)(CA) 17-51494 (CD) CD -75149-P

76 76 4 BILLY FALCONPretty Blue World (Mercury/Jamboo)(CA) 848 800-4 (CD) 848 800-2-0

77 82 3 CELINE DIONDion chaste Playmondon (Sony Musique)(CA) PFCT-80168 (CD) CK-80168-H

78 84 6 SOUNDGARDENBadmotorfinger (A&M)(CA) 75021 5374-2 (CD) 75021 5374-4-0

79' NEW INFIDELSInfidels (I.R.S.)(CA) X4-13110 (CD) X2 -13110.F

80 78 34 ALANISAlanis (MCA)(CA) MCAC-10253 (CD) MCAD-10253-J

81 68 9 BETTE MIDLERMusic From "For The Boys" (Atlantic)(CA) 78-23294 (CD) CD -82329-P

82 86 83 BLACK CROWESShake Your Moneymaker (DGC)(CA) 92-42784 (CD) CD -24278-P

83 80 ao LENNY KRAVITZMama Said (Virgin)(CA) VL4-3073 (CD) CDV-3073-0

84 88 19 COUNTRY HEATCountry Heat/various artists (BMG)(CA) 0 61921 7220-4 (CD) 0 61921 7220.2-N

85 87 15 LEE AARONSome Girls Do (Attic)(CA) CAT -1322 (CD) ACD-1322-0

86 89 23 TROOPERTen (WEA)(CA) 17-41034 (CD) CD -74703-P

87 81 14 ERASUREChorus (Sire/Reprise)(CA) 92-66684 (CD) CD -26668-P

88 85 5 PAUL SIMONConcert In The Park (Warner Bros)(CA) 92-67374 (CD) CD -26737-P

89 90 53 OUEENSRYCHEEmpire (CapitoVEMI)(CA) E4-92806 (CD) E2 -92806-F

90 83 15 PUBLIC ENEMYApocalypse 91...The Enemy Strikes Back (Columbia)(CA) CT -47374 (CD) CK-47374-H

91 91 14 HOLLY COLE TRIOBlame It On My Youth (Alert)(CA) Z41-81018 (CD) Z21 -81018-F

92 94 12 REBA McENTIREFor My Broken Heart (MCA)(CA) MCAC-10400 (CD) MCAD-10400-J

93 70 5 DIGITAL UNDERGROUNDSons Of The P (Attic)(CA) CAT -1328 (CD) ACD-1328-0

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95 99 32 VAN HALENFor Unlawful Carnal Knowledge (Warner Bros)(CA) 92-65944 (CD) CD -26594-P

96 75 14 ERIC CLAPTON24 Nights (Reprise)(CA) 92-64204 (CD) CD -26420-P

97 79 11 INXSLive Baby Use (Atlantic)(CA) 78-22944 (CD) CD -82294-P

98 92 to FIFTYFOUR 40Sweeter Things -A Compilation (Warner Bros)(CA) 83-08574 (CD) CD -30857-P

99 95 30 SHABBA RANKSAs Raw As Ever (Epic)(CA) ET -47310 (CD) EK-47310-H

100 96 13 TINA TURNERSimply The Best (Capitol)(CA) C4-97152 (CD) C2 -97152-F

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19 21 7 WHAT KIND OF FOOLLionel Cartwright/Chasin' The Sun/MCA comp 7-J(LCarlwright) B.BecketVT.Brown (MCA)

26 5 DALLASAlan Jackson/Don't Rack The Jukebox/CD track -N

(A.Jackson/K.Steagall) S.Hendricks/K.Steagall (Arista)21 14 12 LOVE ME

Collin Raye/All It Can Be/Sony CD single -H

(S.Ewing/M.T.Bames) J.Fuller/J.Hobbs (Epic)22 15 11 I KNOW WHERE LOVE LIVES

Hal Ketchum/Past The Point Of Reason/Capitol CD single -F(H.Ketchum)A.Reynolds/J.Rooney (Capitol)

23 11 to BROKEN PROMISE LANDMark Chestnutt/Too Cold At Home/MCA comp 7-J(B.Rice/M.S.Rice) M.Wright (MCA)

30 6 OUTBOUND PLANESuzy Bogguss/Aces/Capitol comp 55-F(N.Griffith/T.Russell) J.Bowen/S.Bogguss (Capitol)

Egi 31 6 ONLY THE WINDBilly Dean/Billy Dean/Capitol comp 55-F(T.Shapiro/G.Jones) C.HowarcVT.Shapiro (Capitol)

26 17 to CADILLAC STYLESammy Kershaw/Don/ Go...Water/PolyGram comp Oct -0(M.Peterson) B.Cannon/N.Wilson (Mercury)

27 19 to (Without You) WHAT DO I DO WITH METanya Tucker/What Do I Do With Me/Capitol comp 49-F(Porter/Lewis/Chamberiain) Crutchfield (Capitol)

39 6 EXCEPT FOR MONDAYLaurie Morgan/Something In Red/BMG comp 7-N

(R.Nielsen) R.Landis (RCA)29 23 12 MY NEXT BROKEN HEART

Brooks 8 Dunn/Brand New Man/BMG comp 6-N

(Cook/Dunn/Brooks) Hendricks/Cook (Arista)30 32 to WOULD YOU LOVE ME?

Brent Lee-Outsiders/Rose Tattoo/MCA comp 7-J(B.Lee) B.Lee/Outsiders (Justin Ent.)

31 35 to FEELIN' GUILTY

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32 as to PRETENDMark Koenig/The Lonesome Kind/MCA comp 6-J(M.Koenig) Douglas/Parmon/Levere (Justin Ent.)

6 IF I COULD BOTTLE THIS UPPaul OverstreeVHeroes/BMG comp 7-N(P.Overstreet/D.Dillon) B.Bannister/P.Overstreet (RCA)

34 24 14 IT COMES BACK TO YOU

(T.Thomey/E.Ehm) E.EhnVPeter Lee (Einstein Bros)Cassandra Vasik/Wildflowers/Sony CD single -H

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Canada's Only National 100 Country SurveyIW LW WO - February 22, 1992

1 1 9 THE DIRT ROADSawyer Brown/The Dirt Road/Capitol CD single -F(M.Miller/G.Hubbard) R.Sauggs/M.Miller (Capitol)

2 2 7 TURN THAT RADIO ONRonnie Milsap/Back To The Grindstone/BMG comp 7-N(A.Jordan/P.Davis) R.Lancis/R.GalbraitM1MIsap (RCA)

3 3 6 WHAT'S SHE DOING NOWGarth Brooks/Ropin' The Wind/Capitol comp 5-F(P.Alger/G.Brooks) A.Reynolds (Capitol)

4 5 10 THE WHISKEY AIN'T WORKIN'Travis TritVlts All About To Change/Warner comp 116-P(R.Scaife/M.Stuart) G.Brown (Warner Bros)In 7 s BETTER CLASS OF LOSERSRandy Travis/High Lonesome/Wamer comp 119-P(R.Tratis/A.Jackson) K.Lehning (Warner Bros)

6 4 to A JUKEBOX WITH A COUNTRY SONGDag Stoned Thought It Was You/Sony CD single -H(G.Nelson/R.Samoset) D.Johnson (Epic)

7 9 6 MAYBE IT WAS MEMPHISPam Tillis/Put Yourself In My Place/BMG comp 7-N(M.Anderson) P.Worley/E.Seay (Arista)

8 8 to AFTER THE LIGHTS GO OUTRicky Van SheltioNBackroads/Sony CD single -N(W.McPherson)S.Buckingharn (Columbia)

9 10 7 MAMA DON'T FORGET TO PRAY FOR MEDiamond Rio/Diamond Rio/BMG comp 7-N(LSheIVL Comte) M.PoweIVEDubois (Arista)

10 6 to STICKS AND STONESTracy Lawrence/Sticks And Stones/Wamer comp 117-P(E.West/R.Dillon) J.Stroud (Atlantic)

11 12 10 I'll STOP LOVING YOUMke Reld/Tuming For Home/Sony CD single -N(M.ReicYR.Byrne) S.Buckingharn (Columbia)

12 13 8 IF YOU WANT TO FIND LOVEKenny Rogers/Some Precious..rtNamer comp 119-P(S.Ewing/M.Bames/K.Rogers) J.E.Norman (Reprise)

113 16 8 ONE PRECIOUS LOVEPrairie Oyster/Everybody Knows/CD tads(J.Besen) R.BennetVJ.Lee (RCA)

18 7 IS IT COLD IN HEREJoe Diffie/Regular Joe/Sony CD single -H(K.K.Phillips/D.Morrison/J.Diffie) B.Montgomery (Epic)

6 IT ONLY HURTS WHEN I CRYDwight Yoakamrif There Was A Way/Wamer comp 116-P(D.Yoakam/R.Miller) P.Anderson (Reprise)

27 2 STRAIGHT TEQUILA NIGHTJohn AndersoNSeminole Wind/BMG comp 7-N(K.Robbins/D.Hupp) J.Stroud/J.Anderson (BNA)

6 THAT'S WHAT I LIKE ABOUT YOUTrisha Yearwood/Self-Titled/CD track -F(J.Hadley/K.Welch/M.Wilson) G.Fundis (Capitol)

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35 36 13 MONEY IN MY POCKET 76

(R.Buckle/M.Rossi) B.Doidge/J.Diamond (Roto Nob) 49Jack Diarnond/Diarnond Is Back/Border...comp

52 5 BORN COUNTRY 69 75Alabama/Greatest Hits Vol. II/CD track -N(J.Schweers/B.Hill) J.Leo/LM.Lee/Alabama (RCA)

37 42 4 IS THERE LIFE OUT THERE 80Reba McEnlire/For My Broken Heart/CD track -J

(S.Longacre/R.Giles)T.Brown/R.McEntire (MCA)38 28 12 GOING OUT TONIGHT 71 72

Mary C. Carpenter/Shooling Straight... /Sony CD single -H(Carpenter/Jennings) Carpenter/Jennings (Columbia)

39 43 2 LOVESICK BLUES 72 60George Strait/Chill Of An Early FaIVCD single -J(I.Mills/C.Friend) J.Bowen/G.Strait (MCA)

40 29 t5 THE CHILL OF AN EARLY FALLGeorge Strait/Chill Of An Eady FalVMCA comp 7-J(G.DanieVD.Peters) J.Bowen/G.Strait (MCA)

57 6 SOMEBODY'S DOIN' ME RIGHTKeith Whitley/Kentucky Bluebird/BMG comp 7-N(J.F.Knoblock/P.Overstreet/D.Tyler) B.Mevis/G.Fundis (RCA)

42 44 9 IN THE MIND OF MY WOMAN

(LT.Morgan) LT.Morgan (Roto Noto)43 34 14 CANDLE IN THE WINDOW 76 64

Joan Kennedy/Candle In Window/MCA comp 6-J(Roberts/Spnnglield) M.Francis (MCA)

44 46 6 HERE TODAY, HERE TOMORROW laegii 87George Fox/Spice Of Life/VVamer comp 120-P(B.DiPiero/J.S.SheniIVG.Fox) G.Fundis (WEA)

54 3 WHICH FACE SHOULD I PUT ON TONIGHT 78 etCassandra Vasikrtt Comes Back To You/ CD single -H(T.Thomey/E.Ehm) E.Ehm/P.Lee (Epic)

46 47 to RIGHT ON TIME 79 79Johner Bros/Some Kind Of Magic/Westar LP cut(B.Johner/R.Johner) R.Hewes (Wester)

47 48 8 SCHUBENACADIE TINSMITH MAN 80 66

Wayne Rostact/Storyteller/CD track)(W.Rostad) J.Tumer (Stag Creek)

58 6 SAME OL' LOVE 81 84Ricky Skaggs/My Father's Son/CD track -N(G.Austin/G.Bamhill) R.Skaggs/M.McAnally (Columbia)

49 37 7 A LONG TIME AGO 91The Remingtons/Blue Frontier/BMG comp 3-N(R.Mainegra) L.M.Lee/J.Leo (RCA)

50 55 7 DARK EYES 94

Scott Kyle King/Sony comp 37-H(S.King/D.Chamey) R.Prescott

51 56 8 WOULD A BEEN HERE MUCH SOONERMorris Rainville/RDR 6(M.P.Rainville/R.Dodson) R.Dodson (RDR)

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5 I'LL START WITH YOUPaulette Carlson/Love Goes On/Capitol comp 55-F(T.Shapiro/C.Waters/P.Carlson (Capitol)

53 51 12 YOU CAN DEPEND ON MERestless Heart/The Best OVBMG comp 6-N(R.Rogers/J.Griffin) J.Leo/L.M.Lee (RCA)

54 53 9 FROM DALLAS TO DENVERMchael Teny/Border DeFences(Hotchkiss/Cousinsffeny) Same (Rob Note)

55 38 17 DRIFTING COWBOYGary Fjellgaarnds... October/Warner comp 108-P(G.Fjellgaard) H.Vickers (Savannah)

56 41 17 LOOK AT USVince Gill/Pocket Full Of Gold/MCA comp 6-J(V.GiIVM.D.Bames)T.Brown (MCA)

Eg 67 5 BABY I'M MISSING YOUHighway 101/Bing Bang Boom/Warner comp 121-P(S.SeskrtVM.Montgomery) P.Worley/E.Seay (Warner Bros)

58 45 13 CRAZY INFATUATIONDiane Raeside/Crazy Infatuation/Border...comp(R.Cousins/E.Domsy) R.Cousins (Roto Nolo)

59 49 13 SHAMELESSGarth Brooks/Ropin' The Wind/Capitol CD single -F

(B.Joel)A.Reynokts (Capitol)60 so 11 LEAVE HIM OUTI-A THIS

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3 FORGOTTEN BUT NOT GONEKeith Palmer/Keith Palmer/CD track -H(J.Macrae/B.Cason) B.Montgomery (Epic)

2 LIGHTS OF LARAMIEIan Tyson/And Stood There../Wamer comp 122-P 410(I.Tyson) L.Sednak (Stony Plain)

3 FIRE AND LACEGary Fjellgaard 8 Linda Kdder/Winds./Wamer comp 12 451(G.Fiellgaard) H.Vickers (Savannah)

3 A MONTH OF SUNDAYSVern Goscin/Out Cf My HearVCD single -H

(V.Gosctin/J.Northrup/B.Cannon) B.Montgomery (Columbia)21 ANYMORE

Travis Tritt/ITs All About To Change/Wa.mer Comp 105-P(Jackson/McBride) G.Brown (Warner Bros)

4 FIGHTING FIRE WITH FIREDavis DanieVFighting Fire With Fire/PolyGram comp Nov/91-Q(M.VVhite/C.R.Vthile) R.Haffkine

16 FOREVER TOGETHERRandy Travis/High Lonesome blamer comp 109-P(R.Travis/A.Jackson) K.Lehning (Warner Bros)

3 FASTER GUNGreat Plains/Great Plains/CD single -N(J.Sundnxi/G.Burr) B.Maher/D.Potter (Columbia

14 FOR MY BROKEN HEARTReba McEntire/For My Broken Heart/MCA CD single -J(LHengber/KPalmer) T.Brown/R.McEntire (MCA)

3 MAN OF STEELLennie Gallant/Believing In Better/RDR 7(LGallant) M.Zimbel (Revenant)

5 BURN ME DOWNMarty Stuart/Tempted/MCA comp 8-J(E.Miller) R.BennetVT.Brown (MCA)

8 BROKEN LOVERSColleen Sevenson/RDR 6

(F.Walker) C.Williams (Citation)14 SATISFY ME AND I'LL SATISFY YOU

Clinton Gregoryrif It Weren't For../MCA comp 7-J(B.Dees) R.Pennington (Justin Entertainment)

3 HOLD THAT THOUGHTLarry Mercey/Full Speed Ahead/CD tack(R.Griff/T.Rocco) LIdercey/L.Bach (MBS)

2 DON'T GO NEAR THE WATERSammy Kershaw/Don't Go Near The Water/CD trad<-0(C.HartforcVJ.Foster) B.Cannon/N.Wilson (Mercury)

2 A PICTURE OF ME (Without You)George Jones/And Along Came Jones/CD single -J(R.Boudreaux/S.Hogin/K.Williams) K.Lehning (MCA)

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(Hotchkiss/James/Terry) Doggett/Kng/Clinton (Saddest°Gerry Kng/Boots 8 Jeans/CD track ,

85 NEW IF YOU'LL LET THIS FOOL BACK INLee Greenwood/When You're In Love/Capitol comp 3-F(JK.Jarrarcl/SA.Taybr) J.Crutchfield (Liberty)

70 17 SOME GUYS HAVE ALL THE LOVELittle Texas/Wamer comp 108-P(HoweIVO'Brien) StroucVDinapolVGrau (Warner Bros)

97 2 PAST THE POINT OF RESCUEHal Ketchum/Past The Point Of Rescue/CD track -F

(M.Hanly)A.Reynolds/J.Rooney (Liberty)77 19 DID YOU FALL IN LOVE WITH ME

Prairie Oyster/Everybody Knows/BMG comp 5-N

(Joan Besen) J.Leo/R.Bennett (RCA)89 NEW ...;:lAIORKING WOMAN

Rob Crosby/Solid GrouncVBMG comp 8-N(R.Crosby/W.Robinson/T.Dubois)S.Hendricks/T.Dubois (Arista)

90 83 18 YOU DON'T COUNT THE COSTBilly Dean/Billy DeaNCapitol comp 46-F(Jones/Shapiro/Waters) Howard/Shapiro (Capitol)

91 NEW HOTEL WHISKEYHank Williams Jr/MaverickNVamer comp 122-P(H.Williams Jr) B.BecketVH.Williams Jr/J.Stroud (Capricorn)

92 74 16 EAGLE WHEN SHE FLIESDolly Parton/Eagle When She Flies/Sony comp 302-H(D.Parton) D.Parton/S.Buckingham/G.Smith (Columbia)

obiEwNOTODAY'S LONELY FOOLSteve Wanner/I Am Ready/BMG comp 6-N Tracy Lawrence/Sticks And Stones/Wamer comp 127-P(W.Akkidge/S.Longacre) S.Hendricks/T.Dubois (Arista) (K.Be,arcVS.P.Davis) J.Stroud (Atlantic)

8 GOTTA GET MY LOVE TO YOU or' 1.1 WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN, WHY, HOWLisa Logan/Border DeFences Martin Delray/Get Rhythrn/Wamer comp 122-P(Llogan/M.LaPointe) R.Cousins (Roto Note ) (J.Crossan) B.Movis/N.Larkin (Atlantic)

5 JEALOUS BONE 95 82 5 TWILIGHT IS GONEPatty Loveless/Up Against My Heart/MCA comp 8-J Desert Rose Band/True Love/MCA comp 8-J(R.Giles/S.Bogart) E.Gordy JrJT.Brown (MCA) (C.Hillman/S.Hill) T.Brown (MCA)

4 HARD DAYS AND HONKY TONK NIGHTS 96 NEW TAKE YOUR MEMORY WITH YOUEarl Thomas Truly/BMG comp 7-N Vince GiIVPocket Full Of Gold/MCA comp 1/92-J(E.T.Conley/R.Scruggs) J.M.Lee/J.Lee (V.Gill) T.Brown (MCA)

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Ian Tyson is back on the charts. His latestsingle, Lights Of Laramie, is now showingimpressive chart numbers. The track was takenfrom his album, And Stood There Amazed,and is included on Warner CD compilation#122.Tyson's album product is very popularat retail. His albums are constantly in demand,particularly his latest Stony Plain release, AndStood There Amazed.

Fjellgaard and Kidder are happening bigwith their new duet, Fire And Lace. The GaryFjellgaard original was taken from his WindsOf October album and is included on WarnerCD compilation #122.

Tracy Lawrence is charting with his latestAtlantic single, Today's Lonely Fool.

Newcomer Lawrence has turned a few headsin the country music industry. He topped theRPM Country 100 this past Feb. 1 with SticksAnd Stones, the title track of his debut for thelabel.Country 105 CKBY celebrates its 20thanniversary this year. Throughout the year,but particularly during July, several eventsand activities are scheduled to mark the bigdate for the Ottawa station, dubbed "Canada's#1 FM County music radio station."Congratulatory audio/video messages can besent to program director Ted Daigle at Country105 CKBY, 1900-112 Kent Street, Ottawa,Ontario. K1P 6J1.

New from The Debenham Bros. is aRandall Prescott production titled Long TermLover. The track has been released on theBMG Songwriter Session 2 CD compilation.The Renfrew, Ont. band is no stranger to chartaction. Their last release, If You Can Hear Me,enjoyed several weeks of national charting.

CCMA and CTV renew four-year partnershipCalgary and Hamilton will alternate as hostcities of the Canadian Country MusicAssociation's annual conventions through1996. The CCMA has also signed new four-year contracts with CTV to broadcast its annualawards show, with Labatt Breweries of Canadaas the major corporate sponsor. There are alsoplans to expand Canada's largest talent search.

Canadian Country Music Week '91, heldin Hamilton, was reportedly the mostsuccessful in the association's ten-year history.Upwards of 600 delegates attended, leavingan estimated $2 million behind in the city. Theawards show, which climaxes the five-dayconvention, was highly successful. It attracteda viewing audience of 1.5 million, making itthe most viewed awards show and the mostviewed variety show in Canada last year.

This year's Canadian Country MusicWeek will be held in Calgary from Sept. 16-20, and again in 1994 and 1996. Hamilton willbe the host city in 1993 and 1995.

The changes to the talent search involvesthe creation of a series of regional "play -downs" across the country. B.C., Alberta,Saskatchewan and Manitoba will each choosea provincial winner to compete in the nationalfinals, held during Canadian Country MusicWeek. Northern and southern Ontario willeach send winners, and Atlantic Canada willsend two regional winners. Quebec joins thetalent search this year, making the eventnational in scope. The Quebec inclusion wasprompted by one of Canada's oldest radiostations, Montreal's CFCF, changing its callletters to CIQC and its format to country.

CCMA president Tom Tompkins saysthe Bud Country Talent Search is one of themost important events of its kind in Canada."By organizing it in a different way, it willgreatly improve the programming of the finalevent, which we hope will once again befilmed for later national TV broadcasts."

The finals were televised by CBC-TV inOctober and attracted a viewing audience ofclose to 850,000.

In addition to the $10,000 first prize,

$5,000 and $2,500 runners-up prizes, and a$2,000 award for best original song, SonyMusic of Canada will distribute recordings offour songs by the winner to country radio. Therecords will be produced by Randall Prescottand will feature an all-star backup band.

The commitment was apparently madein view of the strong response given to lastyear's winner, Scott Kyle King. His single,Dark Eyes, has moved up to No. 50 this weekon the RPM Country 100.

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Rumours that the brothers were breaking upare just Ottawa rumours. The band trimmedtheir tour dates because of Jim Debenham'shealth and concentrated more on writing andrecording. He is feeling much better now, butthe band won't kick into any great touringactivity until the summer.

Garth Brooks moves to No. 1 at CHFX-FM Halifax. Music Director Paul Kennedyhas given the nod to Barry Brown's Talk ToMy Heart, Brooks & Dunn's Neon Moon,Eaton & Lauren's Hold On, B.B. Watson'sLover Not A Fighter, and Another Heart AchesTonight and I Could Love You by TheRem ingtons.

Fox firms dates for wintertour of western CanadaGeorge Fox sets out on a tour of westernCanada beginning in Fort McMurray on Feb.29 and ending in Medicine Hat on Mar. 26.

Fox's (1991) touring was kept to aminimum, but he kept his image alive througha number of television shows. He hosted lastSeptember's CCMA awards show which drewa record crowd of 1.5 million viewers, themost viewed of any awards or variety show ofthat year. In December he hosted his secondCBC-TV special, George Fox on Campus,which attracted just under one million viewers.

During January Fox was at home writingmaterial for his next album. But he did takepart in the Rendezvous '92, Dawson Creek'scelebration of the 50th anniversary of theAlaskan Highway.

Fox is scheduled to perform at this year'sJuno Awards on March 29 and dates havebeen pencilled in for his first European concerttour this summer. The European junket willinclude a Canada Day performance at Expo'92 in Seville, Spain.

Following his Fort McMurray date, Foxis confirmed for Fort McLeod (Mar. 2), Airdrie(3), Red Deer (6), Hinton (7), Grande Prairie(8), St. Albert (10), St. Paul (11), Saskatoon(12), North Battleford (13), Prince Albert(14), Winnipeg (16), Brandon (17), Estevan(18), Swift Current (19), Vermillion (20),Biggar (21), Spruce Grove (23) and Calgary(25).

Fox is currently charting with HereToday, Here Tomorrow, from his Spice OfLife album.

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1 I II BEAUTY AND THE BEASTCeline Dion 8 Peabo Bryson - Beauty 8 Beast SoundtrackWalt Disney Records -N/A in Canada (Sony comp. # 36)-H

2 3 8 DON'T LET THE SUN GO DOWN ON MEGeorge MichaeVw Elton John - No albumColumbia (Sony comp. # 37)-H

3 2 8 CANT LET GOMariah Carey - EmotionsColumbia -47980 (Sony comp 37)-H

4 4 6 CHANGELisa Stansfield - Real Love

Arista -07822-18679 (BMG pop comp. # 25)-NEl 15 4 WHAT BECOMES OF THE BROKENHEARTEDPaul Young - Fried Green Tomatoes SoundtrackMCA -10461 (MCA comp. # 1/92)-J

6 5 I I KEEP COMING BACKRichard Marx - Rush Street

Capito1-95874 (Capitol comp. # 50)-F7 7 6 DANIEL

Wilson Phillips - Two RoomsPoryclor-845 750 (PolyGram comp. Dec/91)-0

8 8 6 GO BACK TO YOUR WOODSRobbie Robertson - StoryvilleGeffen -24303 (MCA comp. # 21/91)-J

9 6 10 NO SON OF MINEGenesis - We Can't DanceAtlantic -62344 (Warner cornp. # 115)-P

10 9 I I I FALL ALL OVER AGAINDan Hill - Dance Of LoveQuality -2001 (Promo CD single)

11 10 7 SPENDING MY TIMERoxette - JoOdeCapito1-94435 (Capitol comp. # 47)-F

12 12 7 EVERY ROAD LEADS BACK TO YOUBette Midler - Music From For The BoysAtlantic -82329 (Warner comp. # 118)-P

Elal 19 6 STARSSimply Red - Starseast west U.K-75284 (Warner comp. it 37)-P

20 5 DONT TURN AROUNDNeff Diamond - LovescapeColumbia -46756 (Sony cornp. # 37)-H

go 21 6 SOMEWHERE, SOMEBODYAaron Neville- Warm Your HeartA8M-5354 (AAA comp. # 12)-Q

16 16 7 ANDROGYNOUSCrash Test Dummies - The Ghosts That Haunt MeArista -8677 (BMG pop comp. # 26)-N

17 le 8 CARIBBEAN BLUEEnya - Shepherd MoonsWEA-75572 (Warner comp. # 113)-P

22 2 REMEMBER THE TIMEMchael Jackson - DangerousEpic -45400 (Sony comp. # 39)-H

19 11 10 I KNOW YOU VERY WELLDebbie Johnson - So ExcitedAquarius -562 (CD track) -F

20 13 14 A DREAM LIKE MINEBruce Cockburn - Nothing But A Burning UghtTrue North -77 (Sony comp. # 34)-H

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25 14 9 BLACK OR WHITEMchael Jackson - DangerousEpic -45400 (Sony comp. # 37)-H

24 14 BROKEN ARROWRod Stewart- Vagabond HeartWarner Bros -26380 (Warner cornp. # 111)-P

27 2 LOVERS IN A DANGEROUS TIMEBarenaked Lades - Songs Of Bruce CockburnInteprid-0008 (Capitol comp. # 1/92)-F

28 17 9 DREAMS TO DREAMUnda Ronstadt -An American TailMCA -10416 (MCA comp. # 22/91)-J

31 2 GREAT BIG LOVEBruce Cockburn - Nothing But A Burning UghtTrue North -77 (Sony comp. # 30)-H

5 WOULD YOU LOVE ME?Brent Lee 8 The Outsiders - Rose TattooJustin Entertainment -19 (MCA comp. # 20)-J

31 3 GOOD FOR MEAmy Grant - Heart In MotionA8M-75021 5321 (A8MVirgin comp. # 1/92)-Q

32 37 4 IF THAT WAS A DREAMLorraine Scott - All TalkCold Front -10092 (RDR comp. # 13)

5 NOTHING IS STRONGER THAN LOVEThree Stand Out - This Game Of LifeAxe -00532 (CD track)

12 I WONDER WHYCurtis Stigers - Curtis StigersRCA -07822-18660 (BMG Pop comp. # 23)-N

34 6 PLACES THAT BELONG TO YOUBarbra Streisand - Just For The RecordColumbia -44111 (Sony comp. # 37)-H

39 2 ONE LITTLE WORDThe Boomers - What We DoWEA-74515 (Warner comp. # 117)-P

RESCUED (By The Arms Of Love)Glass Tiger - Simple MissionCapitol -92922 (Promo CD single) -F

3010*.:'::::,Ibi MASTERPIECEAtlantic Starr- Love CrazyReprise -26545 (Warner comp. # 124)-P

39 38 5 SHAMELESSBilly Joel - Storm FrontColumbia -44366 (CD track) -H

40 32 9 CONVICTIONS OF THE HEARTKenny Loggins - Leap Of FaithColumbia -46140 (Sony comp. # 36)-H

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3 3 3 TAKE CONTROL OF THE PARTYBG Prince Of Rap - This Beat Is Hot ... The CompilationDance Pool -47492 (Sony comp. # 37)-H

4 2 7 BLACK OR WHITEMchael Jackson - DangerousEpic -45400 (Sony comp. # 37)-H

2 TOO BLIND TO SEE ITKym SymsAtco (Warner comp. # 118)-P

6 4 4 EVERYBODY MOVECathy Dennis - Move To ThisPolyckff-847 267 (PolyGrarn cornp. Jan/92)-0

7 9 2 WE GOT A LOVE THANGCo Ce Peniston - FinallyA8M-75021 5381 (A8MNirgin comp. # 1/92)-0

8 10 3 I WANT YOUJody Walley -Affairs Of The HeartMCA -10355 (MCA comp. # 22/91)-J

9 8 5 THE COMFORT ZONEVanessa Williams - The Comfort ZoneMercury -843 522-Q

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3 4 3 POWER TO THE PEOPLEDebbie Johnson - So Excited

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Northern PikesVirgin (Promo CD single( -0

6 7 2 BREAKING POINTThe Kite - The KiteSPY Records -1008-0

7 8 3 CORNER OF LIFEKern Anderson - Labyrinth

Impact -10420 (MCA comp. # 1/92)-JPLASTICAtanis - AlanisMCA -10253 (MCA comp. # 2/92)-J

LOVE LIKE CANDYWorld On Edge - World On EdgeVirgin -3106 (Promo CD single) -0

CALL MY NAMELove 8 Sas - Call My NameRCA -6192 10612 (BMG pop comp. # 29)-N

The Good Brothers were inducted into theWalk Of Fame at the new Outlaws & Heroesnightclub in Mississauga, Ont. A photographand a plaster cast impression of the GoodBrothers' hands were placed on permanentdisplay aspart of the ceremony. The Savannahact is the first inductee.

Dick Damron is enjoyinghis yearly sojoin Mexico. Between writing material for hisnext album, he has been playing a few nightsat Time Out. Damron's current release is titledHold On Tight, which is included on the mostrecent Bookshop CD compilation.

Morris P. Rainville has received news fromArnt Knutsen of NB -Radio in Drammen,Norway that they like his current single,Woulda Been Here Much Sooner. The singlecontinues to be added to playlists and chartsacross Canada.

Kent Matheson, CFQM-FM music director,reports they are finally digging out of themonster snow storm that dropped five feet ofsnow on Moncton. "We are currently surveyingour playlist for songs that mention snow . . .

what a dirty word . .'. may drop ' em to light."Aside from the weather, Matheson gives"Picks" to Lisa Brokop (Time To Come BackHome), Barry Brown (Talk To My Heart),Steve WarMer (The Tips Of My Fingers) andSharon Anderson (The Wheel Of Love).Included in his Playlist Extras are PaulOverstreet's Billy Can't Read and BillyBrando's Streets Of Paradise.

Random Killing signsdeal with Raw EnergyToronto -based punk band Random Killinghas just signed a management deal with RawEnergy Records. Some of the quartet's previousreleases were distributed throughout Europeand The Wedge Head cassette containing bothold and new songs is available to the musictrade. The band will soon be touring southernOntario before heading into the studio torecord a new album this spring. A Europeanrelease is also being negotiated with severallabels and distributors.

Random Killing opened for labelmatesKing Apparatus on Feb. 8 at Toronto's GreatHall. King Apparatus have released ananimated video for Buy Our Stuff from theirself -titled album.

Gold to Prairie Oyster (I to r) BMG Canadapresident Bob Jamieson, AMK Management'sTonni Neilson, Oyster's Bruce Moffett, RusselldeCarle, Keith Glass, Joan Besen and JohnP.Allen and AMK Management's Alan Kates.

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Chris Sheppard Presents an energized Techno TripGoodbye rap. So long house. Techno's thelatest craze, and Chris Sheppard is makingsure everybody knows it.

The Toronto DJ, radio personality,producer, promoter and club owner firstbrought techno music to Canadian dancefloors. Now he wants it in your living room.But what exactly is techno?

It's keyboard -generated dance musicwith strong rhythms and few lyrics. It sampleseverything from Ed Sullivan introducing theBeatles to droning air raid sirens. And it zipsalong at 130-140 beats per minute.

Sheppard further explains why technohas become the flavour of the moment acrossEurope: "It's got energy and it's fun. I find itlike a natural stimulant for the endorphin --with the sound rhythms, the beats per minuteand the low frequency oscillations that areused. It's a natural high."

Chris Sheppard Presents the Techno Tripis a 12 -track compilation of remixed Europeantechno hits which was released in Canada byQuality Records on Feb. 3. Sheppard put hisname on the album because he thought his

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Sheppard's own production company,BKS, is featured on the album with a trackcalled The Godfather. Though more BKSremixes are planned, Sheppard insists he'llcontinue his popular CFNY-FM radio show,his regular Toronto club DJ appearances, and

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unusual to see hundreds of sweaty dancersblowing whistles, waving flashlights andattaching strobe lights to their bodies whilegyrating to the pulsing beat. And anyone witha basic knowledge of electronics and an interestin music can create a techno song, Sheppardsays.

He likens the burgeoning technomovement to the early days ofpunk rockwhenanyone who could bang out a few simpleguitar chords was forming a group. "Much ofit has the same spirit -- saying it's time for achange once again."

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