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I'VE BEEN THINKINGABOUT YOULondonbeat

CRY FOR HELPRick Astley

TRUST YOURSELFBlue Rodeo

JOYRIDERoxette

GOOD TOGETHERCandi & The Backbeat

ONE MORE TRYTimmy T

JUST THE WAY IT IS BABYThe Rembrandts

LITTLE BONESThe Tragically Hip

STATE OF THE WORLDJanet Jackson

PROOFPaul Simon

BOOMERANG

Spunkadelic

THIS HOUSETracie Spencer

THE MODERN AGEMurray McLauchlan

EASIER TO WALK AWAYElton John

HIT PICK

THAT'S FREEDOMJohn Farnham

RCA

March 16, 1991

MARIAH CAREYMariah Carey

THE TRAGICALLY HIPRoad Apples

BLACK CROWESShake Your Moneymaker

ENIGMAMCMXC a.D.

A -HAEast Of The Sun,

West Of The Moon

SUSANNA HOFFSWhen You're A Boy

HITSTO WATCH

HOLD YOU TIGHTTara Kemp

I'LL BE BY YOUR SIDEStevie B

HABITS OF THE HEARTDiamond Life

CHICAGOTwenty 1

ALBUMSTO WATCH

GREAT WHITEHooked

THE DREAM WARRIORSAnd Now The Legacy Begins

LONDONBEATIn The Blood

WORLD OI1 EDGEWorld On Edge

OLETA ADAMSCirlce Of One

COME IN FROM THE COLDJoni Mitchell

LOSING MY RELIGIONR.E.M.

DREAM AWAYNorthern Pikes

CALL IT POISONThe Escape Club

THE LAST TO KNOWCeline Dion

COUNTRYTO WATail

MARY & WILLIEK.T. Oslin

AT LASTGene Watson

ALBUM PICK

RICK ASTLEYFree

RCA 3004 -2 -R -N

FANCYReba McEntire

GET RHYTHMMartin Delray

TRUE LOVE NEVER DIESKevin Welch

I WON'T BE THERERonnie Prophet

I NEED A MIRACLELarry Boone

No. 1 HIT

SOMEDAYMariah Carey

Columbia

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STINGThe Soul Cages

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Recently signed to WEA, JackDe Keyzer has just released hisindependently -produced debut,Hard Working Man. The albumfeatures De Keyzer's years ofmusical expertise, and the leadsingle, That's The Way, is makingits way up the RPM Hit Trackschart. - Page 7

2 - RPM - March 16, 1991

Jannetta promotion tour supports AIDS educationJannetta, an artist signed to Backstage Produc- cassettes towards AIDS education in Canadations is in the midst of a promotional campaign and Julius Schmid has provided Jannetta withfor her new album, Mark On My Heart. The tote bags containing promo material which arealbum is described as pop/dance and was pro- being distributed at club dates.duced for Backstage Productions by Ross Already Mark On My Heart is gettingMunro and Todd Booth. very positive reaction internationally, and is

An extra hook that the current promo- slotted for release in Japan, France, Korea andtional tour has is that it is in support of national Scandinavia.AIDS education, and is being sponsored byJulius Schmid, the manufacturer of Sheik con-doms.

"A very good friend of mine recently diedof AIDS," says Jannetta, "and I know that thereare a lot of people out there who have friendswho have it."

Backstage Productions and Jannetta willbe donating a portion of the sale of all CDs and

Here in Canada the album will ship toretail in the next couple of weeks, once thealbum's lead single, I Know You'll Wait, startspicking up some good airplay, somethingwhich Steve Thomson, President of BackstageProductions, says is already happening.

"We are going about this promotion withan old school approach. We're taking Jannetta

Cockburn and Mitchell on McLauchlan radio seriesMurray McLauchlan has just completed theVancouver and Toronto taping of his winterseries for CBC Radio/Stereo 's Swinging On AStar. He will begin taping for the spring series

Murray McLauchlan will guest The Cowboy Junkles on his CBC Radio and Stereo series, SwingingOn A Star (March 23).

the latter part of April.The first show in March McLauchlan

guested The Northern Pikes and Alberta's,Bouirne & McLeod (2), followed by The Sky -diggers and Sony/True North's new signingGregory Hoskins (9).

Bruce Cockburn, who will shortly releasehis new album, his first for Sony, will be

McLauchlan's solo guest on March 16.The March 23rd show will feature RCA's

Cowboy Junkies (Margo and Michael Tim-mins) and John Bottomley, a new RCA signing,who was featured on RPM's front page on Jan.26/91.

Joni Mitchell makes a rare radio perform-ance to be McLauchlan's solo guest on March30. Mitchell made a special trip to Vancouverfor the date. Her husband, Larry Klein, pro-vides back-up bass guitar. The only audiencewas Mitchell's parents who travelled to Van-couver from Saskatchewan for the taping.

Bruce Cockburn will sing about the old and newtimes with old buddy Murray McLauchlan, host ofCBC Radio and Stereo's Swinging On A Star(March 16).

Wellesley Sound beefs up audio equipment loadCelebrating its 10th anniversary, Toronto'sWellesley Sound, well known in the jingle,recording, film and video soundtrack business,has added a second Studer Dyaxis DigitalAudio Work Station. As well, Mist Productionsand the studio have teamed to provide completevoice and music production for the A/V, Film,TV and jingle industry. This will allow thestudio to offer clients what in-house composerand producer, Michael Stanutz describes as"the best of both worlds."

Wellesley Sound has chalked up an im-pressive clientele in the recording businesswhich includes albums in the stores byZappacosta (Quick Don't Ask Any Questions),Lorraine Segato (Phoenix), The Phantoms(Pleasure Puppets) Cottage Industry

(The Winter's Tale) and George Banton(I'm Still In Love With You).

Albums ready for release include NancyCassidy (Kids Song 4), Norm Orenstein &Molly Johnson, Betty Moon, Eliyah (A Lan-guage Of Peace), Scott B Sympathy (NeilYonge Street) and Fifth Column (To Sir WithHate). The studio is also busy with dance mixsingles and extended mixes.

Activity also includes A/V, film, TV andjingle projects "locked to picture and digitallyrecorded and mastered" for all the acousticmusic for Road To Avonlee, all pre-recordedmusic for the Gemini Awards '91, the NFB filmUnnatural Causes by Lillian Allen and corpo-rate clients that include Toyota, GM, Ford, BellCanada, 7UP, Pepsi, Molsons and more.

out to as many radio stations as possible so thatshe personally becomes known among thebroadcasters. And already we are getting a lotof adds." Thomson explains that this strategydictates that there is no rush to pump the prod-uct into retail before its time. "We're going tokeep pounding the pavement. There's no needto push it. We've got a great album here and wewant to encourage the longevity factor. Thisalbum will be around for a good eighteenmonths."

After a stint in the western part of thecountry, Jannetta and team will be making theirway east for the better part of March, wrappingup in London on the 21st.

Double Capitol platinum to Iron Maiden forNumber Of The Beast and platinum for No PrayerFor The Dying and Killers, during Toronto date (1to r) Merck Mercuriadis (Maiden's mgmt), BruceDickinson (vocals), Dave Murray (guitar), RonScott (Capitol), Rod Smallwood (Mg mt), JanlckGers (guitar), Steve Harris (bass), Capitol'sDeane Cameron and Rob Brooks and NickoMcBrian (drums).

Sony preparing releaseof Bob Dylan box setIn the wake of Bob Dylan receiving the Life-time Achievement Award at the Grammys afew weeks back, Sony Music is readying therelease of Dylan's box set entitled Bob Dylan -The Bootleg Series Vol. 1-3 (Rare And Unre-leased) 1961-1991.

The set consists of three CDs or cassettesor five LPs. featuring demos of famous Dylantunes, previously unreleased material and re-hearsal versions including the original versionof Tangled Up In Blue, If Not For You withGeorge I larrison, and an acoustic version ofLike A Rolling Stone.

The package comes complete with a 72page booklet of comprehensive liner notes andsome rare and previously unpublished photo-graphs of Dylan.

On March 11 a promotional CD single ofSeries Of Dreams, a song from the Oh Mercysessions produced by Daniel Lanois will beserviced to radio with the complete set follow-ing on March 21. The set ships to retail onMarch 26.

A video directed by Mthert Avis has beenproduced to document Dylan's career. Thevideo, too, contains some never -before -seenarchival footage of Dylan.

Bob Dylan - The Bootleg Series will retailfor between $50-$60 for the cassettes, $70-$80for the CDs and the limited number of vinyl setswill go for $55-$65.

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DAVID TYSON1991 JUNO AWARD WINNER

"SONGWRITER OF THE YEAR""DON'T HOLD BACK YOUR LOVE" - Hall & Oates

"LOVER OF MINE" - Alannah Myles

"STRANGER TO MYSELF" - Jude Cole

"PRODUCER OF THE YEAR""DON'T HOLD BACK YOUR LOVE" - Hall & Oates

"BABY IT'S TONIGHT" - Jude Cole

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Juno ratings ... ? I haven't heard any newsat press time about the ratings for this year'sJunos, but I'll bet they'll be lower than lastyear. I'm guessing somewhere just above themillion mark. Last year 1.6 million viewerstuned into this national jewel. The ratings, inthe last couple of years, have been going thewrong way. (EC: Try opening with a middle ofthe road act. The younger crowd will wait fortheir favourites . . . !)

Now that JW's finally anchored himself,who's best qualified to replace him? I'm bet-ting on RR, who will add a little colour to theold man's operation. (EC: Out of the fryingpan . . . into the fire!)

Shakeouts in radio ... ? Watch for changes,many changes, some shocking and some ex-pected in Vancouver and Toronto radio.

The JUNO AWARDS wereoriginated by Walt Grealis

and Stan Klees onFebruary 23, 1970.

". . the prophets of doom, the messengers of medioc-rity, will be overwhelmed by the new generation ofcompetent, creative, confident artisans, and by allthose preceding generations who have already dem-onstrated their freshness of mind, their talent, andtheir capacity for inspired leadership."

- Pierre Juneau

published weekly sinceFebruary 24th, 1964, by

RPM MUSIC PUBLICATIONS LTD.6 Brentcliffe RoadToronto, Ontario

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Tim Evans - Radio/ChartsAlison Mercer - General NewsStan Klees = Special Projects

The MAPL logo was created by'S tan Klees for RPMin 1970 and is used extensively by Canadian recordcompanies to identify the quantity of Cancon onlabel copy.

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There's a move on to get out of the MAJORmajor markets and into the saner smaller majormarkets. (EC: I'm confused, but I hear whatyou're saying . . . !)Nice guys finish off camera . . . ! What ashame that Mel Shaw, the man who did morethan anyone to get the Juno Awards on televi-sion, was shuffled off -camera to be presentedwith his Walt Grealis Special AchievementAward. A shorter trilogy to Cohen, a couple ofseconds off here and there, and a great industryfigure could have had a memorable and welldeserved minute and a half on camera. (EC: Toquote an on -camera recipient: "To get THATaward, it would be an honour to accept it in aparking lot," and maybe that's next . . . !)

Alberta honours Ronnie King ... ! Whilehis boss and mentor, Mel Shaw, is honoured atthis year's Juno Awards, Ronnie King, whosoared to international stardom with The Stam-peders, gets a little recognition from his homeprovince of Alberta. Ronnie received the AIRAAward of Distinction a couple of weeks ago.Ronnie is still pickin' and his trio are seenregularly on Calgary's Cable 10. (EC: OnceRonnie tasted Sweet City Woman, there was noturning back . . . !)

Women in high places... !I remember a fewyears ago at one of RPM'S 3 Days In Marchcommunication meetings, when we had a panelon Women In The Industry. Joanne Smale,Linda Dawe and a few others mounted a veryimpressive and controversial argument in fa-vour of women having more of a say in theindustry. Well, like many good things, notmuch happened. Not until this year that is. SonyMusic chief Paul Burger brought in Lisa Zbit-new as Director of Artist Marketing, a veryimportant position considering the number ofdirectors and managers who are reporting toher. Bob Jamieson, the new head of BMGMusic Canada, didn't take much time in scout-ing for a Director of Marketing and Promotion.He appointed Carol Wright to the position andher credentials are very impressive. As well,Lou Anne Wheaton gets the nod at Justin Enter-tainment as Director, National Promotion,Publicity and Artist Relations, Jill Snell movesup to the position of Label Manager at IslandRecords and Vicki Walters takes on the impor-tant post of Director of Publishing at TMP TheMusic Publisher. Joanne and Linda can beproud of the work they did in laying the ground-work initially, for more recognition of womenin the industry. (EC: What am I, choppedliver. . . ?)

The story will unfold ... ! I'm really temptedto start telling the story of the missing tributevideo tape. Since no one is willing to take meseriously, I think I'll tell the story and startasking questions. (EC: Maybe a few people willstop taking bows . . . I)

Good point! Good Point . . . ! Somebodyasked me recently how we get all the charts andfaxes and information on record play and salesto do our charts when we don't mention thenames of these people. Well, the answer is thatwe have developed a reputation over the yearsand these people just believe in RPM like some

kind of a bible. We don't have any trouble at all.Strangely enough, it's the retailers who aretroublesome when it comes to helping, but lookat the mess they're in. (EC: The middlename ofretail is "politics" .) A very costly game . .. asthe record companies and artists know!

RECESSION! What recession ... ? Whileeveryone's watching their bosses for tell -talesigns of distress, usually followed by a pink slip... a downtown Toronto hotel is going througha $40 million facelift. (EC: A few record launchparties could lessen the cost . . !)

Get the figures straight... ! The dailies andthe trade press jumped in with both feet tograndstand the financial trouble facing A&A.Some of the figures and facts quoted are wayout of wack. If the figures and facts are forpublic record, wouldn't it be proper to doublecheck rather then run corrections? (EC: Theydon't teach that at journalism school . . . !)

Another retail opening ... ? Is it true that agiant retailer has taken over a huge health clubin the Scarborough Town Centre, which will beturned into a record store? (EC: That mall needsa good record store . . . !)

Time marches on . . . ! Just about a monthfrom now the industry will take a sharp turn andthere will be some real changes. Ellie haslooked into her crystal ball and told me that thenews will be updated, and shocking. (EC:HaveI ever been wrong . . . ?)

I've never seen shortbread go so fast.Muffins are okay, donuts are out .. . bad for theskin, but shortbread, and real, honest to good-ness Royal Edinburgh Petticoat Tails short-bread. Now, that's taste class. Diane Raeside, awee Scottish lass, as Jack Robertson would say,dropped by to say hello with the shortbreadgoodies. Speaking of class, here's who visitedthis week:

Roger Bartel - Capitol RecordsAll Whittaker - Spunkadelic (Capitol)Ray Gueste - Spunkadelic (Capitol)Peter Willis - Spunkadellc producerRick Wharton - MCA RecordsDiane Raeside - Roto Noto recording artistDavid Lindores - BMG MusicSteve Thomson - Backstage ProductionsTanta Surowy - Backstage ProductionsPatti Jannetta - Trilogy recording artistDave Deeley - Epic RecordsPat Bachynski - Columbia RecordsFaisal Durranl - A&M RecordsDale Kotyk - Warner Music

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CHWK 1270 Radio Chilliwack on -air per-sonalities at Disneyworld. Andrew Lindsay(afternoon drive), Rick Quinton (Sports Direc-tor) and Scott Riley (morning drive) broadcastlive via satellite from the popular Florida tour-ist attraction. Ana Macedo, the station's Pro-motions Director, points out that CHWK is only"the third station in Canada and the first west ofHamilton, Ontario to broadcast live fromMickey's Magical Kingdom."

CHWK on -air personalities at Disneyworld (I to r)Andrew Lindsay (afternoon drive), Rick Quinton(Sports Director) and Scott Riley (morning drive).

Tom and Larry, CITI-FM's morning showhosts recently guested a seven foot tall, 750pound celebrity name of Samson, who happensto be a wrestling bear. The bear and his keeper

92 CITI FM morning show host Tom McGourantakes on Samson The Wrestling Bear.

were on their way to the annual InternationalSportsmen Show when they decided to maketheir first stop CITI's studios. It happened onValentine's morning, and as Jody Elle, Promo-tions Director for the station points out, Sam-son "was definitely not the type of 'sweetheart'Tom and Larry were expecting." It did lead tobigger things however, when, that same day,Tom and Larry found themselves as part of theentertainment at the Sportsmen Show, wres-tling Samson. What did the popular pair say?"Just grin and BEAR it!"

Jerry Cox, General Manager of 580 CKPRand CJSD-FM (94FM) has announced a coupleof changes at the Thunder Bay stations. NeilGordon has assumed the position of ProgramDirector for 580 CKPR and Tish Iceton takes onsimilar duties for CJSD-FM (94FM).

Country 105 CKBY's Winter Runners "wereeverywhere" reports Fran Holy, PromotionsDirector for the Ottawa station, "during Win-terlude," which is Ottawa's biggest winter fes-tival. The station, together with a local Toyotadealer, put two brand new 1991 Toyota Fore -Runners on the road, simply identified asWinter Runners. The vehicles attended manyof the events that were staged over the ten-dayfestival. Live cut -ins from the vehicles, fourtimes daily, gave listeners "consistent and de-tailed information," says Holy, who concludeswith. "People saw us everywhere and gainedthe impression that we were the 'voice' ofWinterlude.

The CIMXFM (Windsor) morning team re-cently took their show on the road for a specialPancake Day (Shrove Tuesday) broadcast. Co -hosts Clay Hagel and Melanie Deveau did theirshow live from the kitchen at Melanie's Mom'shouse. Keith Chinnery, CIMX-FM PromotionsDirector, explains that a chef from a localrestaurant was hand to cook breakfast (in-cluding flapjacks) for contest winners and theother members of Melanie's family. Clay andMelanie passed along pancake recipes andother Shrove Tuesday tidbits throughout thebroadcast.

Two of 1290 CJBK's listeners, Rosemaryand Jim Sealey had the opportunity to legallyrenew their wedding vows live on the Steve(Garrison) & Heather (Hiscox) Morning Show.The renewal, the brainchild of the popularLondon morning show hosts, was completewith a Minister, flowers, wedding cake andmore. As a wedding gift for the pair the stationsent them on a second honeymoon to the Radis-son Hotel, in downtown London. In addition tostaying in the Bridal Suite, dinners and brunchwas provided by the hotel. They were alsoguests at Second City and limousine transpor-tation was provided by Classic Touch Limou-sine. The first Rosemary and Jim weremarried, the weather was bad and Jim was verysick, "not a memorable day for a wedding,"says Nelson Millman, Program Director ofCJBK, who indicates that the Sealeys "had asuper time ... and we were very happy to makeit all possible." concludes with, "Steve andHeather are always coming up with ideas tomake days like Valentine's Day just a littlemore exciting ... and it makes for great radio."

The FOX provided Vancouverites with alittle GST "good news" when the stationlaunched its Give Some Tankfuls promotionfrom a secret Mohawk gas station location.FOX Morning Team Larry & Willy offered freefill -ups to the first 99 vehicles that pulled inwith the drivers shouting "The FOX Rocks."More than 260 vehicles responded within 20minutes, "and it was mass excitement," reportsMary Ann McKenzie, Director of Promotionsfor The FOX. Joining Larry & Willy in pump-ing gas was the FOX mascot and several otherstation personalities. Over $3,000 worth of gaswas given away during the event.'"a nice way toturn something negative (GST tax) into a funand positive event for everyone," says ProgramDirector Jim (JJ) Johnston.

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The Hip is it! It appears The Tragically Hip'snew album, Road Apples, is going to be one ofthis year's biggest. It has already surpassed thepeak of their previous album. Road Applesjumps all the way to No. 10 in just its secondweek. That's one spot higher than Up To Herepeaked last year.The ladies turn. Last week I asked you toname the one -name male artists who've hitNo. 1. It only seems fair to test your powers ofrecall and find out how many one -name femaleartists you can name who've hit No. 1 (there areseven of them).

Another number one .. ! Mariah Carey hasher second No. 1 hit as Someday tops the HitTracks chart. Vision Of Love was at No. 1 forfour weeks last year. Her other release, LoveTakes Time, just missed as it peaked at No. 2.

An album boost as well. Someday's widecrossover appeal (also Top ten AC and Top 10Dance), has helped Mariah Carey's self -titleddebut album. In its 31st week, it climbs toNo. 2 on the Albums chart, the highest it hasever been.

New in the Top 20 ... Enigma hits No. 1 onthe Dance chart with Sadeness, it also enters theTop 20 on the Hit Tracks chart, bulleting toNo. 18. World On Edge is enjoying big successwith Only The Lonely climbing to No. 16. Theirdebut release, Still Beating, peaked at No. 31.However, Londonbeat has the biggest jumpinto the Top 20 as I've Been Thinking Of Youjumps 21 places to No. 14.

Is that a law degree? It's getting tougher totell the artists without a decoder ring. There'sTimmy T, Stevie B, Stevie V, MCJ & Cool G,R.E.M., AC/DC, ZZ, and C&C. The only way tokeep track of them all is to load them into myIBM AT ASAP!

How many did you come up with? Theseven female artists who have hit No. 1 using aone -word name are: Charlene, Cher, Lulu,Madonna, Melanie, Nena, and Tiffany.

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to SOMEDAYMariah Carey - Mariah CareyColumbia -45202 (Sony comp 23)-H

9 ALL THIS TIMESting - The Soul CagesA&M-75021 6405 (A&M/Virgin comp. # 1/91)-0

to ALL THE MAN THAT I NEEDWhitney Houston - I'm Your Baby TonightArista -8616 (BMG Pop comp. # 11)-N

13 WICKED GAMEChris Isaak - Heart Shaped WorldWarner Bros -25837 (WEA comp. # 64)-P

12 SHOW ME THE WAYStyx - Edge Of The CenturyA&M-75021 5327 (A&MNirgin comp. # 20/90)-0

10 WAITING FOR LOVEAlias - AliasCapitol -93908 (Capitol comp. # 26)-F

8 COMING OUT OF THE DARKGloria Estecen - Into The LightEpic -46988 (Sony comp. # 23)-H

9 GONNA MAKE YOU SWEATC + C Music Factory/Freedom Williams - Gonna ...Columbia -47093 (CBS comp. # 21)-H

8 WAITING FOR THAT DAYGeorge Michael - Listen Without Prejudice Vol. IColumbia -46898 (Sony comp. # 23)-H

10 HOW LONG CAN A MAN BE STRONGThe Jeff Healey Band - Hell To PayArista -8632 (BMG Pop comp. # 12)-N

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Madonna - The Immaculate CollectionSire -64404 (Wamer comp. # 79)-P

10 DON'T HOLD BACK YOUR LOVEDaryl Hall & John Oates - Change Of SeasonArista -8614 (BMG Pop comp. # 11)-N

3 I'VE BEEN THINKING OF YOULondonbeat - In The BloodAnxious Records -0608 (BMG Pop comp. # 13)-N

6 MY SIDE OF THE BEDSusanna Huffs - When You're A BoyColumbia -46076 (Promo CD sing le) -H

7 ONLY THE LONELYWorld On Edge - World On EdgeVirgin -3106 (Promo CD single) -0

8 SAVED BY LOVERik Emmett - AbsolutelyDuke Street -31068 (MCA comp. # 3/911-J

5 SADENESSEnigma - MCMXCVirgin -3046 (A&MNirgin comp. # 1/91)-0

11 I'M NOT IN LOVEWII To Power - Journey HomeEpic -46051 (CBS comp. # 21)-H

7 KING OF THE HILLRoger McGuinn - Back From RioArista -8648 (BMG Pop comp. # 12)-N

4 BITTER TEARSINXS - XAtlantic -82140 (Wamer comp. # 80)-P

10 PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSICVanilla Ice - To The ExtremeSBK Records -95325 (Capitol comp. # 26)-F

7 MAYBE THE NEXT TIMESue Medley - Sue MedleyMercury -842962 (Polygram comp. Jan/91)-0

4 CRY FOR HELPRick Astley - FreeRCA -3004 (BMG Pop Comp. # 13)-N

2 TRUST YOURSELFBlue Rodeo - CasinoWEA-72770 (Wamer comp. # 82)-P

12 MONEYTALKSAC/DC - The Razors EdgeAtco-91413 (Warner comp. # 75)-P

8 GET HEREOleta Adams - Circle Of OneFontana -842 744 (Polygram comp. Jarv91)-0

7 HEADLONGQueen -InnuendoHollywood -61020 (Warner comp. #.79)-P

3 HOW MUCH IS ENOUGHThe Rex - InkImpact -10205 (MCA comp. # 4/91)4

2 JOYRIDERoxette - Joyride

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Capitol -94435 (Capitol comp. # 31)-F12 GOOD TO THE LAST DROP

Helix - Back For Another TasteCapitol -26537 (Capitol comp. # 24)-F

9 SECRETHeart - BrigadeCapitol -91820 (Capitol comp. # 27)-F

15 DISAPPEARINXS - XAtlantic -82140 (WEA comp. # 73)-P

4 GOOD TOGETHERCandi & The Backheat - World Keeps On TumingI.R.S.-13045 (Capitol comp. # 27)-F

61 5Candi & The Backbeat - World Keeps On Turning (I)I.R.S.-13045 (Promo CD single) -F

55 NEW HOLD YOU TIGHTTam Kemp -Tara KempWarner Bros -24408 (Warner comp. # 81)-P

65 3 PROOFPaul Simon - The Rhythm Of The SaintsWarner Bros -26098 (Wamer comp. # 81)-P

4 I LOVE HER NOWThe Jitters - Louder ThanCapitol -94353 (Capitol comp. # 29)-F

58 60 8 CHASIN' THE WINDChicago - Twenty 1Reprise -26392 (Warner comp. # 78)-P

69 4 BOOMERANGSpunkadellic - Spunk JunkCapitol -95826 (Capitol comp. # 27)-F

87 3 THIS HOUSETracie Spencer - Make The DifferenceCapitol -92153 (Capitol comp. # 30)-F

61 67 6 WILLYAshley Cleveland - Big TownAtlantic -82185 (Warner Comp. 77)-P

62 45 15 TIL I AM MYSELF AGAINBlue Rodeo - CasinoWEA-72770 (WEA comp. # 71)-P

63 40 10 JUST ANOTHER DREAMCathy Dennis - Move To ThisPolydor-847 267 (Polygram comp. Nov/Dec/90)-0

64NEW ;I'LL BE BY YOUR SIDEStevie B - Love & EmotionA&M-70301 9165 (A&M/Virgin comp. # 1/91)-0

73 3 THE MODERN AGEMunay McLauchlan - The Modem AgeCapitol -95523 (Capitol comp. # 29)-F

66 63 9 SENSITIVITYRalph Tresvant - Ralph TresvantMCA -10116 (MCA comp. # 21/90)-J

67 70 5 SILENT LUCIDITYOcecensryche - EmpireCapitol -92806 (Capitol comp. # 29)-F

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6 WHO SAID I WOULDPhil Collins - Serious Hits ... LiveAtlantic -82157 (Warner comp. # 79)-P

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7 CRYING IN THE RAINA -Ha - East Of The Sun, West Of The MoonWarner Bros -26314 (blamer comp. # 77)-P

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4 NO SIGN OF RAINKeven Jordan - No Sign 01RainColumbia -80163 (Promo CD Single) -1-1

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2 EASIER TO WALK AWAYElton John -To Be ContinuedMCA -10110 (MCA comp. # 3/91)-J

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11 A FISHING DAYRuch Voisine - Roch VoisineStar Records/Select-8026 (promo CD single)

5 ALWAYS COME BACK TO YOUNatasha's Brother - Always Come Back To YouAtlantic -82052 (Wamer comp. # 75)-P

11 SHELTER MECinderella - Heartbreak StationMercury -848 018 (Polygram comp. Nov/Dec 99)-0

14 AFTER THE RAINNelson - After The RainDGC-24290 (MCA comp. # 1/91)-J

2 TAKE IT ALLThe Outfield- Diamond DaysMCA -10111 (MCA comp. # 3/91)-J

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2 GOOD TEXANThe Vaughan Brothers - Family StyleEpic -46225 (Sony comp. # 24)-H

2 ALWAYS TWENTY-ONEMyles Hunter - Northern UnionIsland -1293 (A&MNirgin comp. # 1/91)-Q

5 DEEPER SHADE OF SOULUrban Dance Squad - Mental Floss For The GlobeArista -8640 (BMG Pop promo # 12)-N

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90 96 5 POWER OF LOVEDeee-rite - World CliqueElektra-60957 (Warner comp. # 77)-P

91 94 4 LOVE MAKES THINGS HAPPENPebbles - AlwaysMCA -10025-4

92 99 2 TEARS IN THE RIVERThe Bookroom - Fame and FortuneUnique Entertainment -003 (Capitol comp # 29)-F

93 NEW COME IN FROM THE COLDJoni Mitchell - Night Ride HomeGeffen -24302 (MCA comp. # 4/91)-J

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96 98 3 TAKEN THE PAINHaywire - NuthouseAthol 283 (Focus Trax comp. # 14)-0

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COVER STORY by Alison Mercer

De Keyzer releases Hard Working Man as solo debutI lard Working Man is the WEA debut for gui-tarist/singer/songwriter Jack De Keyzer, amusician who has made an impressive name forhimself in Canada, particularly in Ontariowhere he has earned a substantial followingand established himself as a powerful clubdraw.

De Keyzer was signed close to a year agoafter I lard Working Man was recorded. Cur-rently, the lead single That's The Way, ismaking it's way up RPM's Hit Tracks chart andhas gained a lot of radio airplay.

As well as being one of Eastern Canada'sbest known live acts, De Keyzer is an experi-enced studio musician. He has recorded withhis own bands the Bobcats and the Rock Angelsas well as doing work with such greats as EttaJames, Robert Johnson, Bo Diddley and Ron-nie Hawkins. De Keyzer's list of associationswith musical legends is long, and has earnedhim the reputation of being a musician who"knows a thing or two about the blues." At thispoint in his career, however, De Keyzer ispleased to be solo.

"I'm at the point now where I don't reallywant to be in a band. That's what I used to wantto do, be in a band," he laughs. "Now I have aband, but I'm in charge."

Growing up in Hamilton, De Keyzer be-gan honing his guitar skills in his very earlyteens and soon left school to head out into themusic scene where he began earning a living asa musician at the tender age of fifteen. Hiswriting career started much later, particularlyafter his stint with the Bobcats, which gave himthe taste to write his own material.

When De Keyzer decided that he wantedto make a solo album, he made the choice torecord the album independently and then lookfor a distribution deal.

"I have a problem with spending extraor-dinary amounts of money on an album," saysDe Keyzer, who believes this happens easilyunder the record company wing. "I wanted to

James and 990 HITS inklongterm agreementGary James and Montreal's Top 40 radio sta-tion 990 HITS have signed a contract extensionfor James to host the morning show through1995. James has been at the helm of the showfor two years and is credited with "effectivelydoubling the morning show quarter show houraverage as well as the market share in this timeslot."

On signing, James, a native of Vancouver,quipped. "It should be illegal to feel this good.One day I'm sure management will come totheir senses."

James has worked a variety of formats inmajor markets across Canada. As the station'sSusan Davis points out, James' "mass appealstyle of morning show is based primarily onfast -paced repartee and humour."

Now living in Dorval, a suburb of Mon-treal, James describes Montreal as "a great city... one that I will never leave until I've eaten inevery restaurant."

go into the studio and have more creative con-trol and cost control." De Keyzer hooked upwith WEA just under a year ago after the albumwas completed.

Hard Working Man features thirteen ofDe Keyzer's own songs which blend elementsof the blues, country, R&B and traditional rock.It was produced by (former David Bowie/IggyPop guitarist) Stacey Heydon and DannyGreenspoon, who produced Spirit Of The West.Many of the tracks feature the talents of DeKeyzer's friends and fellow musicians, includ-ing Jim Cuddy and Greg Keelor of Blue Rodeo,Jerome Godboo of the Phantoms and the lateStan Szelest of The Band.

Despite the fact that the De Keyzer namehas been well known for years now, heacknowledges there is a stigma about artistswho have spent much of their careerplaying theclub circuit. "I've been identified and com-pared with other artists that I have absolutelynothing in common with musically," says DeKeyzer. "Simply because we both played a lotlive and didn't have a record deal." But he hasalways remained calm about the callousness of

McBride appointed MusicDirector -for Energy 95.3Vancouver's newest FM radio station, will goto air on May 31st of this year as Energy 95.3.The station is targeting the under 35 age groupwith emphasis on dance music.

Bill Waddington, General Manager ofSouth Fraser Broadcasting Limited, owners ofthe new station, in commenting on the station'shandle, says "Energy is what Vancouver's newradio station is all about. Energy 95.3 will be a'90s radio station, keeping pace with today'sactive audience."

Waddington has also announced thatMatthew McBride has been appointed MusicDirector of the new station. McBride's nineyears in broadcasting includes six years on theFM band in both Calgary and Vancouver. Hewas the mid -day personality at 97 KISS -FM forthe past two and half years and Assistant MusicDirector for the past year and a half.

South Fraser Broadcasting is based inRichmond, B.C.

Jill Snell appointed IslandCanada Label ManagerJill Snell, an Islander for almost three years, hasbeen promoted to the position of Label Man-ager. Snell replaces Carol Wright, who ismoving to BMG Canada.

Snell moves into the position from that ofmarketing coordinator for Island Records Can-ada. All changes were effective February 28,and Snell will report to Lee Siversides, VicePresident of Island Canada and A &M Records,the label's distributor.

The label has recently moved its offices toA&M headquarters. With the changes in per-sonnel the Island staff stands at three withSilverside, Snell and Doug Caldwell, NationalRadio Promotion Manager.

the industry, mostly by not being around it 100percent of the time. He notes that his motivationhas helped as well.

"When I first got into this I wanted to be arock star," he says. "But I'm past that pointnow. I'm just in it for the music, and really Ialways have been."

De Keyzer's composed confidence hasset him apart from the ferocious hunger of themusic industry. De Keyzer earned his keep andpaid his dues long ago, and Hard Working Manis a culmination of those years of experienceand work. With or without the album, DeKeyzer plays by his own rules and is comfort-able with his accomplishments. The album willnot make or break Jack De Keyzer's career as amusician. That success was established longbefore.

Plans are now in the making for a full-fledged Canadian tour to support HardWorking Man.

Mount Royal's Dufaultsets record straightClaude Dufault, General Manager of Mon-treal's Mount Royal Broadcasting Inc., ownerof CFCF and CFQR radio stations, reports thatall is well and the future looks good for bothstations. Dufault stresses that CFCF and CFQRare "not in any way" part of the CFCF Inc,.group that includes CFCF 12 (TV), QuatreSaisons and CF Cable TV.

The CFCF group is experiencing seriousfinancial difficulties and, unfortunately, thetwo radio stations were being tarred by thesame brush.

Dufault points out that "The radio stationsCFCF 600 (AM and CFQR 92.5 (FM) arewholly -owned and operated by Mount RoyalBroadcasting Inc. and have been since Septem-ber 26, 1988."

Dufault also reveals the signing of a fouryear deal with the Montreal. Expos who will beback on CFCF for a 20th year.

"CFCF/CFQR is growing in leaps andbounds," says Dufault, who continues with,"CFQR is the talk of the town with the hottestmorning show in English Montreal and CFCF isback on track with the Expos, Bobby. Winkles,Buck Rodgers, Dave Van Horne, Ken Single-ton and Elliott Price." Price becomes a full timepartner with Jack Curran on the morning show,handling all sports.

Wain Routiedge (centre) receives a gold awardfrom his publishers Geoff Kulawick and JerryRenewych of Warner/Chappell Music Canada.Routiedge co -wrote a song with former GlassTiger drummer Michael Hanson, that wasrecorded by German superstar Juliana Warding.

8 - RPM - March 16, 1991

Dion and James lead parade of Juno winners

Aside from Paul Shaffer being a lacklustre andtoo hip a host, a set that resembled a sewer pipewhen seen on the small screen, not very fittingfor CRC -TV's national jewel, the Juno Awardsobviously satisfied the award -hungry Cana-dian record industry. Unfortunately, in theirattempts to make the Junos bigger and hope-fully draw a larger TV audience, this nation-ally -televised showcase for Canada's best inentertainment has become alittle too reflectiveof American music awards. Perhaps a bit ofhumbling parochialism might help.

Nevertheless, there was one importantand comforting factor that hasn't been evidentwith past Juno Awards. The audience, evenwatching at home on the small screen, wasrespectful, vibrant and spontaneous in its ap-preciation of what was going on. This audienceenergy was transmitted to the players on stage,a major accomplishment, rarely seen at anawards show. There was also a few pleasantsurprises; the Tragically Hip taking the awardas Entertainer of the Year and Rita MacNeil

Leonard Cohen displays his Hail Of Fame awardat the recent Juno ceremony In Vancouver.

winning the Top Country Female Juno.It was also satisfying to have a Hall of

Fame inductee with something concrete, in-deed electrifying to say. Leonard Cohen'sappropriate and exquisite reading from hisTower Of Power song was the highlight of theevening. The "trilogy" of three of his works bySuzanne Vega, Aaron Neville and JenniferWarnes was a little lengthy, but nonethelessdynamic, particularly Warnes' version of Co -hen's Joan Of Arc. The musical tribute how-ever, was much better than the meaninglessmeanderings of the siblings of last year's in-ductee.

Performers, for the most part, were bangon in the professional handling of themselves,as were the presenters and winners. It wasrefreshing not to hear the usual dribbling, off-the-cuff inanities by the presenters, althoughMurray McLauchlan took the opportunity tomake a statement of sorts. The winners kepttheir acceptance speeches remarkably shortand, again, very professional.

Sony recording artist Celine Dion, whowon two Junos; Female Vocalist of the Yearand Album (for Unison), displayed the confi-dence of a seasoned and highly professionalartist, both in her performance and acceptance.It was obvious that her album win was a com-plete surprise, accepting with much class andhumility. She certainly solidified her status asan international recording artist of note.

Colin James, whose searing rock per-formance opened the show, and which mayhave turned off some of the more adult viewers,looked like the fresh -faced kid next door. Later,in accepting his Junos for Male Vocalist and,still later, for Song of the Year (for Just CarneBack), still looking fresh -faced, he paid hom-age to his "Mom". When accepting the secondJuno, the cameras picked out his proud "Mom"in the audience, a nice touch.

Another double winner was David Tyson,who brought much needed attention to theCanadian songwriting field. He won honours asSongwriter and as Producer of the year.

Perhaps in an effort to make amends toCanada's country music industry, perform-ances on this year's Junos were heavy on coun-try; Michelle Wright, Blue Rodeo, PrairieOyster, and Sue Medley, all of whom weredefinitely in the refreshing country mode.Medley, however, scored aJuno as Most Prom-ising Female and Blue Rodeo, took home theirthird Juno as Group of the Year. Country win-ners were also afforded their share of the tele-vision spotlight. Rita MacNeil was on tour so

Colin James with his two Junos: Male Vocalistand Single of the Year for Just Came Back.

couldn't be on hand to receive her CountryFemale Vocalist Award, but Prairie Oysterpicked up their Country Group award, andGeorge Fox, who was very stylishly dresseddown, somewhat casually -chic, accepted hisJuno as Male Country Vocalist.

Also showing a high degree of profes-sionalism in their performances were HollyCole, who did a very difficult a cappela num-ber, Alias, and The Northern Pikes. M.C.Hammer, with his posse spilling over the stage,hip -hopped predictably displaying an amazingamount of energy, but not really adding that

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It was expected that Jane Child wouldhave done much better. Last year, her self -titleddebut album for Warner Bros. sold close to amillion units. Nominated in four categories,she won only in one, for Best Dance Recording.

Another pleasant surprise was the win byThe Leslie Spit Treeo, who brought a little ofthe Queen Street image to the Vancouverawards ceremony. They won in the Most Prom -

Double Juno winner Celine Dlon (FemaleVocalist and Album of the Year for Unison) seenabove performing at the Juno awards.

Attic signs Juno winnersBourne and MacLeodAttic's president Alexander Mair was Johnny -on -the -spot at this year's Juno Awards, signingBourne and MacLeod to a recording contract.Bill Bourne and Alan MacLeod won a JunoSunday evening (March 3) for their album,Dance And Celebrate, which was nominated inthe Best Roots & Traditional Album category.

As Mair points out after winning theirJuno at 3:30 pm on the Sunday, "the contractswere actually signed at 9:45 am the followingTuesday." The signing too place at the Vancou-ver offices of Eric Kagna, attorney for Bourneand MacLeod.

A CD of Dance And Celebrate will bereleased in April with a Toronto showcaseplanned for the same month. A national tour isnow being finalized, and Mair expects Bourneand MacLeod will be featured at every majorfolk festival.

ising Group category.In the Rap category, the shoo-in had to be

and was Maestro Fresh -Wes for his 1989 Atticdebut, Symphony In Effect. In accepting theJuno, the first Canadian on the rap block dis-played a genuine sincerity and obvious respectfor the industry.

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With the energy buzz from the Van-couver audience, the all-round highs generatedby the performers and the warm, sincere pro-fessionalism of both the presenters and win-ners, this year's Juno Awards, all criticismaside, did much to further Canada's star sys-tem. -Walt Grealis

And the winners are:I

Female Vocalist: Celine DionMale Vocalist: Colin JamesGroup: Blue RodeoMost Promising Female Vocalist:Sue MedleyMost Promising Male Vocalist: AndyCurranMost Promising Group: Leslie SpitTreeoInstrumental Artist: Ofra HarnoySingle: Just Came Back - Colin JamesAlbum: Unison - Celine DionCountry Female Vocalist: RitaMacNeilCountry Male Vocalist: George FoxCountry Group: Prairie OysterSongwriter: David TysonProducer: David TysonRecording Engineer: Gino & JoeVannelliDance Recording: Don't Wanna FallIn Love (Knife Feel Good Mix) - JaneChildJazz Album: Two Sides - Mike MurleyR&B/Soul Recording: Dance To TheMusic (Work Your Body) - SimplyMajestic featuring B. KoolRoots Traditional: Dance & Celebrate- Bill Bourne & Alan MacLeodReggae/Calypso Recording: SoldiersWe Are All - Jayson & Friends

Video: Joel Goldberg - Drop The Needle- Maestro Fresh -WesAlbum Design: Robert Lebeuf - SueMedley - Sue MedleyChildren's Album: Mozart's MagicFantasy - Classical Kids - Sue Hammond

Rap Recording: Symphony In Effect -Maestro Fresh -WesHard Rock/Metal: Presto - RushAlbum: Large Ensemble or Soloist(s)With Large Ensemble Accompani-ment: Debussy: Images, Nocturnes -Orchestra sympohonie de Montreal -Charles Dutoit, conductor.Classical Album: Solo or Chamberensemble: Schafer: Five String Quar-tets - Orford String QuartetClassical Composition: StringQuartet No. 5 Rosalind - R. MurraySchafer - Schafer: 5International Single: Vogue -MadonnaInternational Album: Please HammerDon't Hurt 'Em - MC HammerCanadian Entertainers: The TragicallyHipInternational Entertainers: RollingStonesThe Juno Hall of Fame: Leonard CohenThe Walt Grealis SpecialAchievement Award: Mel Shaw

Warner's Child wins Dance Recording JunoCanadian Jane Child, who in 1990 sold up-wards of a million units with her self -titledWarner Bros debut, won a Juno last week forBest Dance Recording Of The Year for her songDon't Wanna Fall In Love (Knife Feel GoodMix).

Although Child took one Juno home, shewas nominated for four of the awards. As wellas in the dance category, she was up for MostPromising Female Vocalist, Songwriter Of TheYear and Producer Of The Year.

A singer/songwriter/musician, Childgrew up in Toronto where she studied classicalmusic and then made her way onto the contem-porary scene, namely by putting a band to-gether. Eventually her career required that shemove to New York and then to Los Angeles.

It was in Los Angeles in 1988 when Childsigned the deal with Warner Bros., one of manymajor labels that had an interest in her material,but the one that Child felt would be most sup-portive to her needs. Child wrote all the songson the album as well as producing it and doingall the work musically. The album was releasedin October of 1989.

Although the album sold half a million

copies in the U.S. alone, Child never did asupport tour. Not that she didn't have thechance. Child's talents attracted the attentionof many artists and was offered various tourswith prestigious acts, among them MC Ham-mer, but she felt that with only one albumreleased, it would be better to take a pass at thetime.

Currently, Child is working on her nextalbum, which she is hoping will be released inlate August of this year. She is also puttingtogether a band which she will take into thestudio with her and on the road, among therecruits is her brother, Rick, a guitarist who isalso contributing a song to the new project.

Not having performed her material hasleft the artist with a strong desire to hit the road."I'm really looking forward to touring thistime," she says. "The show will be about music,and very much about the band. I won't havedancing girls or a thousand costume changes."

Child says she will also happily play thesmaller sized venues because the intimacy isvery important. "I want people to see my face,I want them to be able to see my fingers move.You can't do that in stadiums."

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PARIS BLACKParis BlackIsba ISCD-2019

Paris Black has created a somewhaterratic style of rock pop with this albumby Integrating the best of each genre.His unusual and heartfelt vocals pro-vide a main punch for the album, alongwith the symmetrical accompaniment.The lead single is Conspiracy, whichfeatures the writing prowess of MichaelBolton, and is already making appear-ances on A/C formats. There is anInteresting melange of songs, even theballads differ in style, for example thestylistic construction duet with ValerieHallman on My Heart Is Still Young andthe more traditional Letting Go. TheParis Black album should appeals topop lovers who need that rougher edge,and could gain healthy airplay on radiostations with the same needs.(CD reviewed) - AM

- Pop

THE THROBS - Hard RockThe Language Of ThievesAnd VagabondsGeffen DGCD-24316-J

The Throbs provide an intense, moodystyle of rock 'n roll and as the relentlessblack subject matter and psychedelicimage would imply, this is pretty heavystuff. The pleading It's Not The End OfThe World with its frantic piano andbreakneck pace is a good indication ofwhat's to be expected. Dreamin',Honeychild and The Only Way Out arealso tracks that stand way out from thenorm. The Throbs may well pick upsome serious fans hungry for a surpris-ing reconstruction of the metal/rock/psychedelia genre done to the max andvery well. (CD reviewed) - AM

TWENTY 4th STREET - Dance

Street MovesJustin Entertainment JED-008-J

A sensation in Europe, Twenty 4thStreet moved to the top of charts withtheir hit I Can't Stand It, a groovy dancetune which is currently enjoying it's sec-ond climb on RPM's Dance trackschart. The album features rapper Cap-tain Hollywood who's socially -con-scious lyrics are a breath of fresh airfrom the all too common mundane lyr-ics of many a dance tune. The music is

not a bombardment of sound, which isalso refreshing. All are rhythmic anddanceable. Aside from the lead single,I Can't Stand It, Whom Do You Trust,Help 'Em Understand and Show MeYour Love Tonight are also excellent.Has proved itself on radio where danceis a focus, and retail sales are following.(CD reviewed) - AM

KEVEN JORDAN -PopNo Sign Of RainColumbia CK 80163-H

Filling the void of Canadian A/C artists,Keven Jordan is heading onto a veryhungry market that, combined with thequality of the album, is sure to burn upnational charts and secure major radioairplay. The title track is the first slottedsingle, is already generating major in-terest at major stations, and the al-bum's many other tracks provide fertileground for more single picking.There IsA Reason, She Lives and the up tempoTrue Believers are all good candidates.The album's sophisticated productionand smooth lyrics by Jordan and co-writer/producer Tim McCauley look asthough they will take No Sign Of Rainthe full nine miles. (CD reviewed) - AM

JONI MITCHELLNight Rlde HomeGeffen GEFSD 24302-J

As always this Mitchell album is a tripthrough the singer's mind. Her very per-sonal and dream-like lyrics are as usualthe main hook to her music and hervocal delivery is an incredible potentelement in the Mitchell appeal. The titletrack features some particularly in-tense singing. The scolding The Wind-fall, Nothing Can Be Done and Ray'sDad's Cadillac are key. Night RideHome will earn some radio airplay butwill do best at retail where loyal Mitchellfans add it to their collection.

(CD reviewed) - AM

BLACK POOL - Rock

We The LivingJustin Entertainment JED-10-J

This thoughtful band from the eastcoast has already been critically ac-claimed in their hometown of Halifax,and look to be headed for the same inthe rest of the country. They are of thenew school of rockers who are toningdown the genre in terms of noise, but

- Folk/Rock

building intensity and musical prowess.The opening track Days And Days setsan excellent precedent for the albumincorporating southern rock influencesin the style of a Steve Earle and retain-ing a very palatable Canadian sound.Photographs solidifies the slight coun-try aspects to the music, while tuneslike Man On Pier 21 and the title trackget very free and increase the tempoto a snappier one. Lead singer JohnWesley Chisholm's scratchy voice hasmajor appeal and the band will surelymake a good name for themselves onradio and at retail. (CD reviewed)

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DIANE AUSTIN - Children& FRANK TURNERThe Doodle Family StoryA&T Records

There is a large market for children'smusic, but not from a radio program-mer's point of view, with the exceptionof CBC. Retailers however, should betuned into what is available. Parents,shopping for their own needs, just mightdiscover a music pacifier, such as TheDoodle Family Story. Canada, by theway, is a world leader when it comes tomusic. The Doodle Family Story is thestuff that attracts; a story about a littlegirl named Sleepy Doodle and her sis-ter Dipsy Doodle, King Cobra andGhost Song. Just a three -song cas-sette, but enough to entertain or calmlittle terrors into sleepy heads. Call A&Tat 416-821-3111 for more Information.(cassette reviewed) -WG

CARMEN CAMPAGNE - ChildrenUne Voix Pour Les EnfantsOak Street Music OSC 00029-H

This French album will appeal greatly tochildren between the ages of 2 and 9.Providing simple, clear French vocalsUne Voix is ideal for the child and parentwho are learning French, or who wantto begin the process. The music ismodest but very appealing through theamusing anecdotes that Campagnerecounts such as Jean -Guy L'Escargot(the story of a snail's adventures), MonPere M'Envoie Au Marche, La LaineDes Moutons and Un Bon ChocolatChaud. With vocal contributions by

Quebecker Daniel Lavois and the pro-duction talents of Hart Rouge's PaulCampagne, Une Voix would be an edu-cational and delightful addition to anyaudio library where children are con-cerned. Already the album is sellingwell, particularly In Quebec.(Cassette reviewed) - AM

HARRY CONNICK JR. - PopWe Are In LoveColumbia - CK-46146-H

It's about time Connick joined the popmainstream and with this being the yearof adult music, he just might do it. Hecouldn't have picked a better vehiclethan this package of high intensity en-tertainment which he co -produced withMark Shaiman. We get more of Con -nick's boyish vocal chart with this setthen his previously released albums.There's a blues and jazz intimacy thatConnick displays which brings the largeorchestra into play as a cushioningfactor. Very simple melodies, meaning-ful lyrics, pure entertainment. Key arethe title track, A Nightingale SangIn Berkeley Square and Heavenly.(CD reviewed) -WO

VARIOUS ARTISTS -West CoastRoutes WestRoutes West - RW1001

An impressive sampling of West Coasttalent that spans rock, folk, pop andcountry, needless to say, a little left ofcentre of its sponsoring radio station,C -FOX. For the A& R people, who have-n't got the time, nor the desire to clubcrawl, executive producers, artistmanager Laurie Mercer and publicistEllie O'Day, have packaged togetherseven acts that deserve a listen. Therecould be the next Blue Rodeo, RandyTravis or, stretching it a little, AlannahMyles in this package. Listening be-tween the grooves here Is important.Vocal projection, lyric creativity anddelivery are there but it requires a goodlisten, something A&R people are sup-posed to do anyway. Key acts areSandy Scofield, Herald Nix, and TammiGreer. (CD reviewed) -WG

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1 1 7 STINGThe Soul Cages (A&M)(CA) 75021 6405-4 (CD) 75021 6405-2-0

in 4 31 MARIAN CAREYMariah Carey (Columbia)(CA) CT -45202 (CD) CK-45202-H

14 MADONNAThe Immaculate Collection (She)(CA) 92-64404 (CD) CD -26440-P

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Is VANILLA ICETo The Extreme (SBK Records)(CA) K4-95325 (CD) K2 -95325-F

13 CHRIS ISAAKHeart Shaped World (Warner Bros)(CA) 92-58374 (CD) CD -25837-P

51 MC HAMMERPlease Hammer Don't Hurt Em (Capitol)(CA) C4-92857 (CD) C2 -92857-F

22 AC/DCThe Razors Edge (Atop)(CA) 79-14134 (CD) CD -91413-P

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

11 THE SIMPSONSSing The Blues (Geffen)(CA) GEFC-24308 (CD) GEFD-24308-J

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

13 BLUE RODEOCasino (WEA)(CA) 17-27704 (CD) CD -72770-P

37 BLACK CROWESShake Your Moneymaker (DGC)(CA) 92-42784 (CD) CD -24278-P

20 BETTE MIDLERSome People's Lives (Atlantic)(CA) 78-21294 (CD) CD -82129-P

18 PAUL SIMONThe Rhythm Of The Saints (Warner Bros)(CA) 92-60984 (CD) CD -26098-P

3 ENIGMAMCMXC a.D. (Virgin)(CA) CDV-3046 (CD) VL4-3046-H

42 WILSON PHILLIPSWlson Phillips (SBK Records)(CA) K4-93745 (CD K2 -93745-F

25 INXSX (Atlantic)(CA) 78-21404 (CD) CD -82140-P

14 PHIL COLLINSSerious Flits ... live (Atlantic)(CA) 78-21574 (CD) CD -82157-P

6 GLORIA ESTEFANInto The Light (Epic)(CA) ET -46051 (CD) EK-46051-H

4 QUEENInnuendo (Hollywood)(CA) 96H-10204 (CD) CD -61020-P

17 VAN MORRISONEnlightenment (Polydor)(CA) 847 100-4 (CD) 847100-2-0

7 DAVID LEE ROTHA Little Ain't Enough (Warner Bros)(CA) 92-64774 (CD) CD -26477-P

16 WHITNEY HOUSTONI'm Your Baby Tonight (Arista)(CA) AC -8616 (CD) ARCD-8616-N

24 GEORGE MICHAELListen Without Prelude° Vol. 1 (Columbia)(CA) CT -46898 (CD) CK-46898-H

9 PETER GABRIELShaking The Tree - Sixteen Golden Greats (Geffen)(CA) GEFC-24326 (CD) GEFD-24326-J

17 TRAVELING WILBURYSVolume Three (Wamer Bros)(CA) 92-63244 (CD) CD -26324-P

21 DEEE-LITEWorld Clique (Elektra)(CA) 96-09574 (CD) CD -60957-P

30 BLACK BOXDreamland (RCA)(CA) 2221-4-R (CD) 2221 -2 -R -N

15 STEVE WINWOODRefugees Of The Heart (Virgin)(CA) VL4-2650 (CD) CDV-2650-0

20 THE VAUGHAN BROTHERSFamily Style (Epic)(CA) ET -46225 (CD) EK-46225-H

6 ROGER McGUINNBack From Rio (Arista)(CA) AC -8648 (CD) AP1CD-8648-N

14 ROBERT PALMERDon't Explain (CapitoVEMI)(CA) E4-93935 (CD) E2 -93935-F

a HARRY CONNICK JR.We Am In Love (Columbia)(CA) CT -46146 (CD) CK-46146-H

38 NORTHERN PIKESSnow In June (Virgin)(CA) VL4-3084 (CD) CDV-3084-0

Canada's Only National 100 Album Survey

35 36 12 CINDERELLAHeartbreak Station (Mercury)(CA) 848 018-4 (CD) 848 018-2-0

36 40 35 ALIASAlias (Capitol)(CA) C4-93908 (CD) C2 -93908-F

FEI 49 4 A -HAEast Of The Sun, West Of The Moon (Warner Bros)(CA) 92-63144 (CD) CD -26314-P

38 31 13 RED HOT + BLUERed Hot BlueNarious Artists (Chrysalis)(CA) CHSC-41799 (CD) VKS-41799-.1

39 34 13 NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCKNo More Games (Columbia)(CA) CT -46959 (CD) CK-46959-H

59 3 TIMMY TTime After Tme (Quality)(CA) TOD-15103 (CD) C DO -15103-P

41 43 22 BARNEY BENTALLLonely Avenue (Epic)(CA) ET -80148 (CD) EK-80148-H

42 38 7 MERMAIDSSoundtrack (Geffen)(CA) GEFC-24310 (CD) GEFD-24310-J

43 42 18 ZZ TOPRecycler (Wamer Bros)(CA) 92-62654 (CD) CD -26265-P

44 39 12 PHANTOM OF THE OPERACanadian (Polydor)(CA) 847 689-4 (CD) 847 689-2-0

45 41 33 POISONFlesh And Blood (Capitol)(CA) C4-91813 (CD) C2-91813

46 44 17 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATESChange Of Season (Arista)(CA) AC -8554 (CD) ARCD-8554-N

47 47 9 THE OUTFIELDDiamond Days (MCA)(CA) MCAC-10111 (CD) 10111-J

48 48 35 COLIN JAMESSudden Stop (Virgin)(CA) VL4-3107 (CD) CDV-3107-0

49 45 39 CONCRETE BLONDEBloodletting (I.R.S.)(CA) IRSC-82037 (CD) IRSWD-82037-F

50 56 9 ROCH VOISINERoch Voisin (Star Records/Select)(CA) STR-4-8026 (CD) STR-CD-8026

51 57 28 RIK EMMETTAbsolutely (Duke Street)(CA) DSRC-31068 (CD) DSRD-31068-J

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131 64 3 SUSANNA HOFFSWhen You're A Boy (Columbia)(CA) CT -46076 (CD) CK-46076-H

53 52 14 ELTON JOHNTo Be Continued (MCA)(CA) MCAC4-10110 (CD) MCAD4-10110-J

54 53 73 JANET JACKSONRhythm Nation -1814 (A&M)(CA) CS -3920 (CD) CD -3920-0

55 54 22 TWIN PEAKSSoundtrack (Warner Bros)(CA) 92-63164 (CD) CD -26316-P

56 50 23 NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSERagged Glory (Reprise)(CA) 92-63154 (CD) CD -26315-P

57 so 41 SUE MEDLEYSue Medley (Mercury)(CA) 842 962-4 (CD) 842 962-2-0

58 46 23 NELSONAfter The Rain (DGC)(CA) DGCC-24290 (CD) DGCD-24290-J

59 51 63 PHIL COLLINS... But Seriously (Atlantic)(CA) 78-20504 (CD) CD -82050-P

60 NEW GREAT WHITEHooked (Capitol)(CA) C4-95330 (CD) C2 -95330-F

61 61 5 KATE & ANNA McGARRIGLEHeartbeats Accelerating (Private Music)(CA) 20704-P (CD) 2070 -2 -P -N

62 62 ao JON BON JOVIBlaze Of GloryNoung Guns II (Mercury)(CA) 846 473-4 (CD) 846 473-2-0

63 63 13 SCORPIONSCrazy World (Elektra)(CA) 96-09784 (CD) CD -60978-P

64 68 24 THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERSGreatest Hits (Mercury)(CA) MIP-419304 (CD) 823 119-2-0

65 65 47 HEARTBrigade (Capitol)(CA) C4-91820 (CD) C2 -91820-F

66 66 17 LED ZEPPELINLed Zeppelin (Atlantic)(CA) 78-21444 (CD) CD -82144-P

67 55 9 RALPH TRESVANTRalph Tresvant (MCA)MCAC-10116 (CD) MCAD-10116-J

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68 70 5 FIGGY DUFFWeather Out The Storm (Hypinotio)(CA) 71356 1000-4 (CD) 71356 1000-2-N

69 7t 16 PET SHOP BOYSBehaviour (Capitol)(CA) C4-94310 (CD) C2 -94310-F

70 58 12 INDIGO GIRLSNomads - Indians - Saints (Epic)(CA) ET -46820 (CD) EK-46820-H

71 73 3 DAMN YANKEESDamn Yankees (Warner Bros)(CA) 92-61594 (CD) CD -26159-P

72 76 59 MICHAEL BOLTONSoul Provider (Columbia)

, (CA) FCT-45012 (CD) C1D-45012-H

73 NEW THE DREAM WARRIORSAnd Now The Legacy Begins (Island)(CA) 391 310-4 (CD) 391 310-2-0

74 72 15 RITA MacNEILHome Be (Virgin)(CA) RMC-5001 (CD) RMCD-5031-0

75 67 8 STYXEdge Of The Century (A&M)(CA) 75021 5327-4 (CD) 75021 5327-2-0

76 77 3 DAVID FOSTERRiver Of Love (Atlantic)(CA) 78-21614 (CD) CD -82161-P

77 69 32 GOWANLost Brotherhood (Columbia)(CA) CT -80160 (CD) CK-80160-H

86 2 CHICAGOTwenty 1 (Reprise) .(CA) 92-63924 (CD) CD -26392-P

79 74 19 THE ROBERT CRAY BANDMidnight Stroll (Mercury)(CA) 846 652-4 (CD) 846 652-2-0

.,.$01. NEW LONDONBEATIn The Blood (Anxious Records)(CA) KKK1-0608 (CD) KCD1-0608-N

81 82 2 ASHLEY CLEVELANDBig Town (Atlantic)(CA) 78-21854 (CD) CD -82185-P

82 80 40 THE JEFF HEALEY BANDHell To Pay (Arista)(CA) AC -8632 (CD) ARCD-8632-N

83 78 48 PRETTY WOMANSoundtrack (Capitol)(CA) C4-93492 (CD) C2 -93492-F

84 75 27 MAXI PRIESTBonafide (Virgin)(CA) VL4-2623 (CD) CDV-2623-0

85 81 is GINO VANNELLIInconsolable Man (PoNdor)(CA) 843 639-4 (CD) 843 639-2-0

86 as 4 DEBBIE GIBSONAnything Is Possible (Atlantic)(CA) 78-21674 (CD) CD -82167-P

87 79 49 SINEAD O'CONNORI Do Not Want What I Haven't Got (Chrysalis)(CA) CHSC-41759 (CD) VKW-41759-J

':,.,.:WORLD ON EDGEWorld On Edge (Virgin)(CA) VL4-3106 (CD) CDV-3106-0

89 83 31 CHEAP TRICKBusted (Epic)(CA) ET -46013 (CD) EK-46013-H

90 84 38 NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCKStep By Step (Columbia)(CA) CT -45129 (CD) CK-45129-H

,1.91 NEW 1,, OLETA ADAMSCircle Of One (Fontana)(CA) 842 744-4 (CD) 842 744-2-0

92 87 41 BELL BIV DEVOEPoison (MCA)(CA) MCAC-6387 (CD) MCAD-6387-J

93 88 16 THE CUREMixed Up (Elektra)(CA) 96-09784 (CD) CD -60978-P

94 89 29 FAITH NO MOREThe Real Thing (Reprise)(CA) 92-58784 (CD) CD -25878-P

95 91 34 HOTHOUSE FLOWERSHome (London)(CA) 828 197-4 (CD) 828 197-2-0

96 92 20 SLAUGHTERStick It To Ya (Chrysalis)(CA) CHSC-41702 (CD) VKS-41702-J

97 97 13 PAUL McCARTNEYTripping The Live Fantastic (Capital)(CA) C4-94778 (CD) C2 -94778-F

98 94 10 JULIO IGLESIASStarry Night (Columbia)(CA) CT -46857 (CD) CK-46857-H

99 95 13 TESLARae Man Acoustical Jam (Geffen)(CA) GEFC-24311 (CD) GEFD-24311-J

100 93 20 WARRANTCherry Pie (Columbia)(CA) CT -46929 (CA) CK-46929-H

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to to IF YOU WANT ME TOJoe Diffie -A Thousand Winding RoadsEpic (CA) ET -46047 (CD) EK-40047-H

3 4 15 BLUEBIRDAnne Murray - You WitCapitol (CA) C4-94102 (CD) C2 -94102-FB 11 to LITTLE THINGSMarty Stuart - Hillbilly RockMCA (CA) MCAC-42312 (CD) MCAD-42312-J

5 7 20 WITH ALL MY MIGHTGeorge Fox - Wth All My MightWEA (CA) 25-69274 (CD) CD -56927-P

6 6 12 LOVE CAN BUILD A BRIDGEThe Judds - Love Can Build A BridgeRCA (CA) 2070-4-R (CD) 2070 2 R N

12 9 LONG LOST FRIENDRestless Heart - Fast Movin' TrainRCA (CA) 9961-4-R (CD) 9961 -2 -R -N

8 9 lo WHAT A WAY TO GORay Kennedy - What A Way To GoAtlantic (CA) 78-21094 (CD) CD -82109-P

33 5 LOVING BLINDClint Black - Put Yourself In My ShoesRCA (CA) 2372-4-R (CD) 2372 -2 -RN

13 16 WATCH LOVE GROW STRONGRita MacNeil - Home lb BeVirgin (CA) RMC-5001 (CD) RMCD-5001-0

En 32 8 I'D LOVE YOU ALL OVER AGAINAlan Jackson Here In The Real WorldArista (CA) AC -8623 (CD) ARCD-8623-N

12 3 13 BROTHER JUKEBOXMark Chestnutt - Too Cold At HomeMCA (CA) MCAC-10032 (CD) MCAD-10032-J

13 14 9 YOU'VE GOT TO STAND FOR ...Aaron Tippin - You've Got To Stand For SomethingRCA (CA) 2374-4-R (CD) 2374 -2 -R -N

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Savannah (CA) SRL4-9833 (CD) CD -9833-P fbGary Fjellgaard - Heart Of A Dream15 2 13 THESE LIPS DON'T KNOW HOW TO ...

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Blue Rodeo - CasinoWEA (CA) 17-27704 (CD) CD -72770-P

17 17 9 ONLY HERE FOR A LITTLE WHILEBilly Dean - Young ManCapitol (CA) C4-94302 (CD) C2 -94302-F

22 9 I COULDN'T SEE YOU LEAVINGConway Twitty - Crazy In LoveMCA (CA) MCAC-10027 (CD) MCAD-10027-J

19 la 9 IF I BUILT YOU A FIRENeal McCoy - At This MomentAtlantic (CA) 78-21714 (CD) CD -82171-P

20 16 to THERE FOR A WHILESteve Warner - LoredoMCA (CA) MCAC-42335 (CD) MCAD-42335-J

21 21 10 IS IT RAINING AT YOUR HOUSEVern Gosdin - This Ain't My First RodeoColumbia (CA) CT -45409 (CD) CK-45049-H

22 a 12 RUMOUR HAS ITReba McEntire - Rumour Has ItMCA (CA) MCAC-53970 (CD) MCAD-53970-J

23 25 9 DON'T TELL ME WHAT TO DOPam This - Put Yourself In My PlaceArista (CA) (CA) N/A (CD) N/A -N

24 27 9 HEART FULL OF LOVEHolly Dunn - Heart Full Of LoveWarner Bros (CA) 92-61734 (CD) CD -26173-P

13 IS YOUR HEART TAKENTerry Carisse - That Was A Long Time AgoSavannah (CA) SRL4-9835 (CD) CD -9835-P

26 30 8 I GOT YOUShenandoah - Extra MileColumbia (CA) FCT-45490 (CD) CK-45490-H

27 28 9 A FISHING DAYRoch Voisine - Roch VoisineStar Records/Select (CA) STR4-6026 (CD) STR-CD-8026

28 31 13 WHILE YOU JUST PRETENDTim Taylor - Fairwell AvenueTailspin (CA) RDRC-126 (CD) N/A

53 s TWO OF A KIND, WORKIN' ON A ...Garth Brooks - No FencesCapitol (CA) C4-93866 (CD) C2 -93886-F

36 8 TAKE ME WITH YOUPatricia Conroy - Blue AngelWEA (CA) 17-20644 (CD) CD -72064-P

8 TRUE LOVEDon Williams - True LoveRCA (CA) 2407-4-R (CD) 2407 -2 -RN

32 is 12 DADDY'S COME AROUNDPaul Overstreet - HeroesRCA (CA) 2459-4-R (CD) 2459 -2 -R -N

33 35 9 WATER UNDER THE BRIDGEDan Seals - On ArrivalCapitol (CA) C4-91782 (CD) C2 -91782-F

En 55 6 HEROES AND FRIENDSRandy Travis - Heroes And FriendsWarner Bros (CA) 92-63104 (CD) CD -26310-P

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In 41 5 THE EAGLEWaylon Jennings - The EagleEpic (CA) CT -46104 (CD) CK-46104-H

36 23 13 WE'VE GOT IT MADELee Greenwood - Holdin' A Good HandCapitol (CA) C4-94531 (CD) C2 -94531-F

37 42 7 I GOT IT BADMatraca Berg - Lying To The MoonRCA (CD) 2066-4-R (CD) 2066 -2 -R -N

38 20 10 LOVE WILL BRING HER AROUNDRon Crosby - BMG-KCD1-7175Arista (CA) N/A (CD) N/A -N

56 4 A HEARTBEAT AWAYMichelle Wright - Michelle WrightArista (CA) AC -8627 (CD) ARCD-8627-N

50 7 TREAT ME LIKE A STRANGERBaillie And The Boys - Lights Of HomeRCA (CA) 2114-4-P' (CD) 2114 -2 -R -N

41 34 la IT'S ONLY MAKE BELIEVECarroll Baker- Today & YesterdayTembo (CA) TMK-4395 (CD) MPCD-4395-N

42 43 9 WORKIN' HARDER AT TRYIN' HARDERMark C. Maxted (Promopak 4)RDR (CA) N/A (CD) RDRCD-162

43 38 8 CHASIN' SOMETHING CALLED LOVEMolly And The Heymakers (PROC-91076)Warner Bros (CA) N/A (CD) N/A -P

44 37 14 FOREVER'S AS FAR AS I'LL GOAlabama - Pass It On DownRCA (CA) 21084-4-R (CD) 21084 -2 -RN

45 26 20 THE LITTLE OLD HOUSE OUT BACKMichael Peters (T ATI-0803)ATI (CA) N/A (CD) N/A

46 46 8 IF THE JUKEBOX TOOK TEARDROPSBilly Joe Royal - Out Of The ShadowsManic (CA) 78-21044 (CD) CD -82104-P

47 52 9 TAKE ME IN YOUR ARMS TONIGHTDiane Raeside (Logger Rhythms)Roto Noto (CA) N/A (CD) RCD-20102

48 48 7 ONE LESS PONYSawyer Brown - BuickCapitol (CA) C4-94260 (CD) C2 -94260-F

92 2 MENThe Forester Sisters - Come Hold MeWarner Bros (CA) N/A (CD) N/A -P

50 24 17 A FEW GOOD THINGS REMAINKathy Mattes - A Collection Of HitsMercury (CA) 836 950-4 (CD) 836 950-2-0

51 57 8 HIS OWN FREE WILLMonis P. Rainville (T RB-004)RareRabit (CA) N/A (CD) N/A

52 40 17 LONELY YOU, LONELY MEPrairie Oyster- Different Kind Of FireRCA (CA) 2049-4-R (CD) 2049 2 R N

im 68 7 I MEAN I LOVE YOUHank Williams Jr. - America, The Way I See ItWarner Bros (CA) 92-64534 (CD) CD -26453-P

63 4 SOMETHING TO REMEMBER YOU BYPrairie Oyster - Different Kind Of FireRCA (CA) 2049-4-R (CD) 2049 2 R N

121 97 2 THERE YOU GOExile - Still StandingArista (CA) AC -8624 (CD) ARCD-8624-N

65 5 WILD HORSESDick Damron - The Legend And The LegacyRCA (CA) KKK1-0509 (CD) N/A -N

57 62 6 STILL THE ONE

Thunder (CA) TH9O-CS-1001 (CD) TH9O-CD-1001 661Erroll RanWIle - I Want To Fly

66 5 IF WISHES WERE HORSESUndsay Thomas Morgan - Lindsay Thomas Morgan (1)Spider (CA) SPR270 (CD) N/A

59 64 7 TIMEMichael Terry (Sky's The Limit)Roto Noto (CA) N/A (CD) RCD-20103

60 44 is COME ON BACKCarlene Caner - I Fell In LoveWarner Bros (CA) 92-61394 (CD) CD -26139-P

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78 3 YOU'RE THE ONEDwight Yoakam - If There Was A WayReprise (CA) 92-63444 (CD) CD -26344-P

75 4 LET HER GOMarti Collie - Hardin County LineMCA (CA) MCAC-42333 (CD) MCAD-42333-J

64 45 13 THE TROUBLE WITH LOVEJoan Kennedy - Candle In The WindowAtlanbca (CA) MJC4-1002 (CD) MJCD-1002

65 69 4 ON THE SURFACERosanne Cash - InteriorsColumbia (CA) CT -46079 (CD) CK-46079-H

66 67 9 SHATTERED DREAMSDartana Moffatt (T TWC-004)Twin Country (CA) N/A (CD) N/A

98 2 DRIFT OFF TO DREAMTravis Tritt - Country ClubWarner Bros (CA) 92-60944 (CD) CD -26094-P

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77 3 ROCKIN' YEARSDolly Parton w/ Ricky Van Shelton - EagleColumbia (CA) CT -46882 (CD) CK-46882-H

69 73 4 WILL MY HEART SURVIVEDebenham Bros - Debenham BrosSpark (CA) N/A (CD) CD9

99 2 POCKET FULL OF GOLDVince Gill - When I Call Your NameMCA (CA) MCAC-42321 (CD) MCAD-42321-J

71 71 10 LONESOME (As The Night Is Long)Lacy J. Dalton - Lacy JCapitol (CA) C4-93912 (CD) C2 -93912-F

72 51 16 I'VE COME TO EXPECT IT FROM YOUGeorge Strait - Livin' It UpMCA (CA) MCAC-64t5 (CD) MCAD-6415-J

73 49 21 YOU WIN AGAINMary -Chapin Carpenter - Shooing Straight In The DarkColumbia (CA) FCT-46077 (CD) CK-46077-H

74 81 3 WE DON'T ALWAYS SEE EYE TO EYE

Savannah (CA) SRL4-9836 (CD) CD -9836-P 0Good Brothers - Live Fast Love Hard75 76 4 THE MODERN AGE

Murray McLauchlan - The Modem AgeCapitol (CA) C4-95523 (CDO C2 -95523-F

88 3 HOLED UP IN SOME HONKY TONKDean Dillon -Out Of Your Lovin' MindAtlantic (CA) 78-21834 (CD) CD -82103-P

77 80 4 MILES ACROSS THE BEDROOMGary Monis - Capitol These DaysCapitol (CA) C4-94103 (CD) C2 -94103-F

78 82 3 HOLDIN' ON FOR DEAR LIFEJack Diamond (Sky's The Limit comp. CD)Roto Noto (CA) 'VA (CD) N/A

79 59 13 (You're My) SOUL AND INSPIRATIONOak Rclge Boys - Soundtrack/My HorseRCA (CA) 2338-4-R (CD) 2338 2 R N

80 47 16 UNANSWERED PRAYERSGarth Brooks - No FencesCapitol (CA) C4-90897 (CD) C2 -90897-F

89 3 TAKIN' A HEART BREAKJenny Lee West ((Sky's The Limit comp. CD)Roto Noto (CA) N/A (CD) N/A

82 85 6 UNCONDITIONAL LOVEGlen Campbell - Unconclitional LoveCapitol (CA) C4-90992 (CD) C2 -90992-F

83 83 7 THAT'S THE WAY LOVE ISAsleep Al The Wheel - Keepin' Me Up NightsArista (CA) AC -8550 (CD) ARCD-8550-N

84 87 4 MRS. JONESNeil Matthews - Neil MatthewsMatthews Music (CA) MM001 (CD) N/A

96 2 UNDER YOUR COVERGreg Paul (Something New Country Sampler CD)Royalty (CA) N/A (CD) N/A

86 so 15 SAY IT'S NOT TRUELionel Cartwright - I Watched It All On The RadioMCA (CA) MCAC-42336 (CD) MCAD-42336-J

87 90 3 LET THE COWBOY DANCEMichael Martin Murphey - Cowboy SongsWarner Bros (CA) 92-63084 (CD) CD -26308-P

88 NEW MARY & WILLIEK.T. Oslin - Love In A SmalltoweRCA (CA) 52365-4 (CD) 52365 -2 -R -N

89 NEW .AT LASTGene Watson - At LastWarner Bros (CA) 92-63294 (CD) CD -26329-P

90 93 3 GOD BLESS CANADADebbie PostCreative Records (CA) N/A (CD) N/A

91 NEW FANCYReba McEntire - Rumour Has ItMCA (CA) MCAC-10016 (CD) MCAD-10016-J

92 NEW GET RHYTHMMarlin Delray - Get RhythmAtlantic (CA) 78-21764 (CD) CD -82176-P

93 NEW TRUE LOVE NEVER DIESKevin Welch - Kevin WelchReprise (CA) 92-61714 (CD) CD -26171-P

94 NEW I WON'T BET(HERERonnie Prophet - B ookshop CD Sampler)

Bookshop (CA) N/A (CD) N/A95 NEWw I NEED A MIRACLE

Lany Boone -Larry BooneColumbia (CA) CT -47050 (CD) CK-47050-H

96 91 13 LIFE'S LITTLE UPS AND DOWNSRicky Van Shelton - RVS IIIColumbia (CA) FCT-45250 (CD) CK-45250-H

97 84 21 COME NEXT MONDAYK.T. Oslin - Love In A Small TownRCA (CA) 2365-4-R (CD) 2365 -2 -R -N

98 79 14 TAKE AWAY MY PAINRoger Whittaker -You Deserve The BestTembo (CA) TMK-4390 (CD) TMCD-4390-N

99 72 21 NEVER KNEW LONELYVince Gill - When I Call Your NameMCA (CA) MCAC-42321 (CD) MCAD-42321-J

100 70 19 TURN IT ON, TURN IT UP, TURN ME...Dwight Yoakam - If There Was A WayReprise (CA) 92-63444 (CD) CD -26344-P

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1111.1111Z AvailDon't Worry Be Happy is beginning to catchon with country programmers. The song byDyanne Halliday is the MWC follow-up to therecent lengthy chart run of Crazy In Love WithYour Man. David Halliday of The PaddocksHouse, husband/manager of Dyanne, is cur-rently tracking the unique CD single which hasalso been sent to Canada's armed forces in theGulf.

Lucille Starr's latest single, Hello Sadness(Bonjour tristesse), has been released on theI3urco label. The vinyl single was produced byLarry Coad and carries a two-part AP logo. Thesong was written by Mario Ruccione, GeorgesAuric and Michel Le Grande).

Myrna Lorrie goes CD with the release of 18Original Hits. The CD package has been re-leased by top Canadian producer Don Grasheyon his Silver Eagle label, based in Thunder Bay.The CD contains Are You Mine, a duet byLorrie and Buddy Deval. The cover art work isan exceptional copy of the Ken Danby 1989painting of Lorrie. More next week.

Joan Kennedy, who had a recent run upthe RPM chart with her Atlantica single, TheTrouble With Love, has signed a Europeanrecord deal with Koch International. Ken-nedy's new album, Candle In The Window,which was licensed to MCA for Canada will bereleased for radio and retail in five countries inWestern Europe and the U.K. on March 18.Kennedy's manager, Michael Ardene of

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Brookes Diamond Productions, reports that175 industry personnel from retail, broadcast-ing, festivals and clubs have been invited to hershowcase to be held in Schoonhoven, Nether-lands on March 21. In addition to the showcase,Kennedy will play three concert dates beforereturning to Canada to film her next televisionseries in April.

Exit Country, a new TV show for the prov-ince of Quebec, will go to air March 22 . Theshow will be hosted by Peter Timmoney and istelevized by Chateauguay's CTGC-TV. Tim -money will be showcasing local and otherCanadian country acts, live and through vid-eos. He also hopes to make a connection forU.S. country artists. The show will be seenevery Friday at 7:30 pm after the launch date.Record, video and promotion material shouldbe sent to Peter Tim money, CTGC-TV, 29 SaintFrances, Chateauguay, Quebec J6J 1Y2 orphone 514-692-3398.

OM -FM Country 105 Peterborough hasshipped its Country Harvest CD, containing 17tracks of artists from the station's listeningarea. All tracks, with one exception, were pro-duced by Andy Thompson and recorded andmixed at Northumberland Music Studio inCampbellford. Love Ain't Blind by Jon PiperAnd Matchbox which was produced by RickDavidson. Included on the CD are tracks by JoeAylward (On My Way), K.C. Carter, who hasjust come off the charts with Wildwood Dream(Ride With Me), Dennis O'Toole (Think ItOver), Terry Sheridan (Loves Last Stand),

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New SingleSony Music Sampler Vol. 23

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1 1 9 ALL THE MAN THAT I NEEDWhitney Houston - I'm Your Baby TonightArista (CA) AC -8616 (CD) ARCD-8616-N

7 COMING OUT OF THE DARKGloria Estefan - Into The LightEpic (CA) ET -46051 (CD) EK-46051-H

3 4 8 GET HEREOleta Adams - Circle Of OneFontana (CA) 842 744-4 (CD) 842 744-2-0

10 to SHOW ME THE WAYStyx - Edge 01 The CenturyA&M (CA) 75021 5327-4 (CD) 75021 5327-2-0

5 2 14 TIL I AM MYSELF AGAINBlue Rodeo - CasinoWEA (CA) 17-27704 (CD) CD -72770-P

6 6 16 YOU TAUGHT ME WELLRita MacNeil - Home BeVirgin (CA) RMC-5001 (CD) RMCD-5001-0

7 5 20 WHERE DOES MY HEART BEAT NOWCeline Dion - UnisonColumbia (CA) BCT-80151 (CD) BCK,80151-1-1

8 8 7 SOMEDAYkhariah Carey - Martah CareyColumbia (CA) CT -45202 (CD) CK-45202-H

9 3 10 I'M NOT IN LOVEWill To Power - Journey HomeEpic (CA) ET -46051 (CD) EK-46051-1-I

10 1 t to A FISHING DAYRoch Voisine - Roch Voisine

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Star Records/Select (CA) STR-4-8026 (CD) STR-CD-802611 12 9 WICKED GAME

Chris !soak - Heart Shaped WorldWarner Bros (CA) 92-58374 (CD) CD -25837-P

12 13 6 NIGHT AND DAYBette ?Adler - Some People's LivesAtlantic (CA) 78-21294 (CD) CD -82129-P

13 14 5 HOW LONG CAN A MAN BE STRONGThe Jeff Healey Band - Hell To PayArista (CA) AC -8632 (CD) ARCD-8632-N

14 15 7 ALL THIS TIMESing - The Soul CagesA&M (CA) 75021 6405-4 (CD) 75021 6405-2-0

18 5 NO SIGN OF RAINKeven Jordan - No Sign Of RainColumbia (CA) CT -80163 (CD) CK-80163-H

16 17 6 DON'T HOLD BACK YOUR LOVEDaryl Hall & John Oates - Change Of SeasonArista (CA) AC -8614 (CD) ARCD-8614-N

17 19 9 OUT OF A DEEPER HUNGERGowan - Lost BrotherhoodColumbia (CA) CT -80160 (CD) CK-80160-H

18 9 to THE FIRST TIMESurface - 3 DeepColumbia (CA) CT -46772 (CD) CK-46772-H

19 21 6 YOU'RE IN LOVEWilson Phillips - Wilson PhillipsSBK Records (CA) K4-93745 (CD) K2 -93745-F

20 22 6 ALWAYS COME BACK TO YOUNatasha's Brother - Always Come Back ...Atlantic (CA) 78-20524 (CD) CD -82052-P

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Ell 3 5 SADENESSEnigma - MCMXC a.D.Virgin -3046 (A&M/Virgin comp. # 1/91)-0

2 2 8 MARY HAD A LITTLE BOYSnap - World PowerArista -8536 (BMG Pop comp. It 10)-N

3 1 10 GONNA MAKE YOU SWEATC C Music Factory/Freedom Williams - Gonna ...Columbia -47093 (CBS comp. # 21)-H

4 4 4 SOMEDAYMariah Carey - Martell CareyColumbia -45202 (Sony comp. # 23)-H

5 6 6 I'LL DO 4 UFather M.C.- Father's DayMCA -10061 (MCA comp. # 3/91)-J

9 2 I'VE BEEN THINKING OF YOULondonbeat - In The BloodAnxious Records -0608 (BMG Pop comp. # 13)-N

11E1 10 2 JEALOUSYAdventures Of Stevie V - Adventures Of Stevie VMercury -846966-0

8 fu 7 SENSITIVITYRalph Tresvant - Ralph TresvantMCA -10116 (MCA comp. # 21/90)-J

9 5 5 PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSICVanilla Ice - To The ExtremeSBK Records -95325 (Capitol comp.* 26)-F

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GOOD TOGETHERCandi & The Backbeat - World Keeps On Turning1.R.S.-13045 (Capitol camp. # 27)-F

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21 23 4 WAITING FOR THAT DAYGeorge Michael - Listen Without Prejucice Vol. 1Columbia (CA) CT -46898 (CD) CK-46898-H

22 16 13 CRAZY IN LOVEKenny Rogers - Love Is StrangeReprise (CA) 92-62894 (CD) CD -26289-P

23 24 6 NEVER CHANGE MY MINDAcosta -Russell - Acosta -RussellEureka Records (CA) U4-70002 (CD) U2 -70002-F

31 2 ONE MORE TRYTimmy T - Tme After TimeGamily (CA) TC2-t5103 (CD) CD2-15103-P

25 25 7 ANASTASIA'S EYESDan Fogelberg - The VViki PlacesEpic (CA) ET -05059 (CD) EK-45059-H

26 26 9 UNFORTUNATELYTrue Spirit (Logger -Rhythms)Roto Noto (CA) N/A (CD) RCD-20122

27 29 5 SWEAR TO YOUR HEARTRussell Hitchcock - Arachnophobia SoundtrackHollywood (CA) 96-09744(CD) CD -60974-P

28 30 5 CRY FOR HELPRick Astley - FreeRCA (CA) 3604-4-R (CD) 3004 2 R N

29 32 3 MAYBE THE NEXT TIMESue Medley - Sue MedleyMercury (CA) 842 962-4 (CD) 842 962-2-0

30 25 12 I STAND IN WONDERRita Coolidge - Fire Me BackAttic (CA) CAT -1291 (CD) ACD-1291-0

31 36 2 THE MODERN AGEMurray McLauchlan - The Modern AgeCapitol (CA) C4-95523 (CD) C2 -95523-F

32 35 5 FRIENDS FOREVERCandi & The Backbeat - World Keeps On TurningI.R.S. (CA) X4-13045 (CD) X2 -13045-F

33 20 14 THE SHOOP SHOOP SONG (It's In...)Cher - Mermaids SoundtrackGeffen (CA) GEFC-24310 (CD) GEFD-24310-J

34 37 4 CHASIN' THE WINDChicago -Twenty 1Reprise (CA) 92-26931 (CD) CD -26391-P

IF YOU DON'T START DRINKIN' (I'm...)George Thorogcod - Boogie PeopleEMI (CA) E4-92514 (CD) E2 -92514-F

36 34 16 I COULDN'T HELP MYSELFSarah Hickman - ShortstopElektra (CA) 96-09644 (CD) CD -60964-P

37 38 3 HUG YOU HOLD YOUEria Fachin (Promopak #7)RDR (CA) N/A (CD) N/A

38 39 4 ONCE MORE WITH FEELINGRikki Rumball - (The Sampler 1)Marigold (CA) N/A (CD) N/A

39 33 15 NEW YORK MINUTEDon Henley - The End 01The InnocenceGeffen (CA) GEFC-24217 (CD) GEFD-24217-J

40 40 2 UNDER YOUR COVERGreg Paul - Something New Country Sam