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ISSUE NUMBER 966
THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER
NOVEMBER 6, 1992
INSIDE:
CLINTON AND THE FCC
How will the election help reshape the FCC? DC power brokers eye possible changes following Bill Clinton's presidential victory.
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RECESSION REMEDIES Developing new business has never been more crucial than in today's tough economic climate. Two managers share their revenue-generating secrets.
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Is your station having Stern problems? Have no fear -- the "Sternbusters" are here! Their identities revealed in Street Talk.
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The Summer '92 Arbitron was very, very good to Urban radio -- particularly WOVE-FM/New Orleans, which soared into double digits.
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IN THE NEWS...
·Mike Glickenhaus Exec. VP/GM at XTRA-AM & FM/San Diego
·Todd Leiser named VP/GM at WSUN & WWRM/Tampa
·Bryan Switzer VP/Promo at Atlantic/Nashville
·Dwayne Cunningham VP/Black
Music Promo, Randy Franklin Nat'l Dir./Black Music Promo
at Epic
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FCC Expands Stern Probe To Three Infinity Stations
Commission may fine stations $315,000 over bits that received no complaints
The FCC's latest Howard show for which Greater Media's
Stern indecency probe could re- KLSX /Los Angeles was fined
sult in upwards of $300,000 in $105,000.
fines against Infinity Broad- Sources told Ft&R that if the
casting, according to sources. three outlets (all of which carry
Last week the agency ordered Stern) did indeed air the cited
Infinity to reveal whether three material, the FCC will slap In-
of its stations -- WXRK/New finity with a fine of at least
York, WYSP/Philadelphia, and $315,000 -- three times the pen-
WJFK-FM /Washington -- aired alty imposed for broadcast of
the 12 segments of the Stern the offending bits on a single
Minorities Seek Ownership Revision
station.
"What incentive or reason would there be to fine [Infinity]
Broadcast groups petition FCC for reconsideration of new rules
less than that amount?," asked one FCC staffer.
(For reasons that are un-
Three minority interest groups have filed petitions asking the FCC to reconsider its re-
Petition Points
which permit alicensee to own up to four stations in amarket (two AM-two FM), will lead to
clear, the Commission failed to ask whether WJFK [AM ]/Bal-
timore, which simulcasts the
cent relaxation of the radio ownership rules.
In ajoint filing, the National Association of Black-Owned Broadcasters (NABOB) and the National Black Media Coalition (NBMC) reiterated their charge that the new national and local ownership limits (18 AM-18 FM, and up to two AMs and two FMs in a single market) will make it more difficult for minority entrepreneurs to enter the radio business.
The groups also allege that the agency's elimination of a rule that allowed minority broadcasters to exceed the national limit violated aCongressional order forbidding cancellation of any FCC minority preference program.
Minority Entrepreneurs
The minority "bump-up" rule was replaced with a provision that permits licensees that have reached the new national limit to hold a non-attributable interest in three additional properties, as long as those stations
· Groups believe new FCC rules make ownership difficult for minority
entrepreneurs · New rules will lead to
mergers among the most powerful stations · When whites are given a choice between associating with minorities or whites, they choose whites
are owned by "minority" or "small business" entities.
NABOB and NBMC also believe that the language of the new rule bars 100% minorityowned radio groups from exceeding the limit.
The League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) petition contends that the newly relaxed local ownership rules,
mergers among the most powerful stations, thus making it more difficult for the smallest stations to compete.
The group also charges that allowing broadcasters to exceed the national ownership limit by joint-venturing with small businesses will lead to fewer such opportunities for minority en-
OWNERSHIP/See Page 26
FM's Talk-Soft Rock format, aired the cited Stern bits.)
Unusual Move
The move against the Infinity stations is unusual in that the Commission took action without having received alistener complaint against any of the three East Coast stations. However, the agency recently made clear
STERN PROBE/See Page 26
RCS Wins $100,000 In Key Copyright Case
Court says KWOD violated copyright law by copying music rotation discs
A federal judge has ordered KWOD/Sacramento to pay at least $100,000 for the station's
unauthorized use of the RCS Selector computerized music rotation system.
Following acivil trial in Sac-
Hunter previously was PD at KDON.
Whenever Selector is installed, an access code -- obtainable only from RCS -- is required to
RCS/See Page 26
ramento this summer, U.S. Dis-
trict Judge David Levi conclud-
Bush Signs Digital Royalty Bill
President Bush has ,,igned a age to "unscrupulous" foreign measure into law to colloct roy- competitors. "We will not stand
ed that, in 1988, KWOD owner Ed Stolz pressured aformer PD
to obtain the Selector discs from
another station and then participated in aruse to obtain author-
Dallas Double Format Flip
alties on the sales of digital recorders and blank digital me-
dia. Last week's new uling removes legal obstacles in time
for the holiday introduction of Philips Digital Compact Cassette (DCC) and Sony MiniDisc (MD) products.
After signing the Audio Home
Recording Act of 1992 (S. 1623), Bush said it would "ensure that American consumers have ac-
cess to equipment embodying the new digital audio recording technology." He said it would also guarantee that songwriters, artists, and record companies are fairly compensated.
President Bush also noted
that the new law sends amess-
by and allow the creativity and ingenuity of our people to be unfairly copied."
Copyright Resolution
The royalty bill, backed by both the recording industry and consumer electronics manufacturers, was designed to resolve copyright disputes that had prevented most record companies from releasing music on DAT, the only digital tape format previously available. The new law also applies to DAT.
RIAA President Jason Berman hailed the new law as "a major step toward protecting America's musical heritage and its musical future, by pre-
ROYALTY BILL/See Page 26
ization codes needed for continued use of the system.
Because the station violated copyright laws, Levi said, he instructed Stolz to reimburse RCS $100,000 in actual and punitive damages.
Stolz disputed the judge's accounts and promised to appeal the ruling.
Software Evaluation
According to the court decision, Stolz ordered then-PD Jeff Hunter to evaluate various music scheduling software. Since he was not able to obtain an evaluation copy of Selector, Hunter asked Jon Olson, former MD at KDON/Salinas, to install acopy of ICDON's Selector discs into the KWOD computers.
The only thing that caused more commotion than the NFL Cowboys in Dallas this week was the shifting radio scene.
Following weeks of spetulation, NAC KOAI (The Oasis)/ Dallas flipped to CHR as KHKS (Hit Music 106.1, Kiss-FM) at exactly 1:11am this past Sunday morning (11/1). The format kicked off with Wilson Phillips's version of "The Star Spangled Banner." Jay Mitchell is consulting the Gannett outlet. (For more info, see Street Talk, Page 20.)
One day after that change, crosstown Granum Communications AC KCDU snatched the KOAI calls and "Oasis" handle
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Glickenhaus To Head Noble SD Sports/NR Combo
Mike Glickenhaus has been promoted to Exec. VP/GM of XTRA-AM & FM/ San Diego. In his 12 years with the Noble all-Sports/ New Rock combo, Glickenhaus has served as GM of the FM and Station Man- Glickenhaus ager of both the AM and FM.
He replaces Tom McKinley, who resigned because of a family illness.
GLICKENHAUS/See Page 26
Leiser VP/GM Of Cox Combo
Plugging Mariah's MiniDisc
When Sony's Digital Audio Disc Corp. (DADC) opened the first U.S. MiniDisc software manufacturing facility, Mariah Carey -- whose "MTV Unplugged" LP was DADC's first MiniDisc -- was awarded aplague commemorating the new technology. Celebrating in Terre Haute, IN are (I-r) Sony Corp. President CEO Nono Ohga, Carey, Sony USA Vice Chairman Michael Schulhof, and Sony Music President Tommy Mottola.
Cox Enter-
prises has transferred WSOC/ Charlotte VP/
Two Rise In Epic Black Music Dept.
GM Todd Leiser to a similar as-
Cunningham VP, Franklin Nat'l Director
signment at WSUN &WWRM/ Tampa. He replaces Bob Huntley, who left the Country/AC combo.
Cox Exec. VP/Radio Bob Neil commented, "Todd's done aterrific job for our company. He has more than 13 years of experience on both the talent and business sides and he's an excellent GM.
LEISER See Page 26
Dwayne Cunningham has been promoted to VP/Black Music Promotion at Epic, where he will be re-
sponsible for the supervision of all aspects of the label's black music
promotion to radio, video outlets, and clubs.
Concurrently, Randy Franklin has been selected to replace Cun-
ningham as National Director/ Black Music Promotion.
"I've found Dwayne to be an astute, talented young man and quite acredit to our industry," re-
Cunningham
Franklin
marked Epic Sr. VP/Black Music Hank Caldwell.
Prior to joining Epic. Cunning-
ham served as Northeast Regional
Director/Black Music Promotion
for EastWest/Atco. He also was At-
lantic's Local Promotion Manager
for the Mid-Atlantic region from
1984-90.
Franklin was Epic's Florida Re-
gional Promotion Manager from
1988-92. He came to the label after
Howard's Turn At WXRK
an eight-year stint as MD at VVKWM/Grand Rapids,
Howard Stern joined his current flagship station, Classic Rocker WXRK, seven years ago this month. He had been fired from crosstown WNBC at the end of September '85, in what Stern hinted was a move prompted by higher-ups at WNBC parent RCA. WXRK, then an AOR, hired Stern (along with ex-WNBC newsperson Robin Quivers) for the 2-6pm shift, with the understanding that he'd play 5-6 records an hour but would otherwise "be himself." Howard's words on the occasion:
"it's always been my dream to do AOR radio in New York. It's a very hip format and best reflects my attitude. K-Rock has expressed its desire for us to be as outrageous as ever."
Outrageous he was, and ayear later it caught up with him. Watch this space next week.
Also Celebrating 20 Years 01 Excellence: Communication -Graphics Inc
Switzer Upped To VP At
Atlantic/Nashville
,Atlantic/Nashville Director/ National Promotion Bryan Switzer has been ele
vated to VP/Promotion.
Atlantic/Nashville VP/GM
Rick Blackburn told R&R, "Un-
der Bryan's lead-
ership, the pro-
Switzer
motion department has been an in-
tegral part of Atlantic/Nashville's
tremendous growth during the past
year."
Switzer commented, "Rick's faith in me and the commitment he
has made to me and the promotion department is especially gratify-
ing. The growth we've experienced is indicative of what's in store for
'93. It's wonderful to be surrounded
SWITZER/See Page 26
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TALK RADIO AND THE POLITICAL PROCESS
A new survey details Talk radio's role in informing the public about political candidates.
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FEATURES
RADIO BUSINESS: The post-Bush FCC
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NEWSBREAKERS
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OVERVIEW
·MANAGEMENT: Changing priorities
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·MEDIA: Top Ten Talk Topics
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· TECHNOLOGY: U.S. eyes DCC debut
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STREET TALK: 'Loveline' controversy
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TIMELINE
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MUSIC
·MUSIC DATEBOOK
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·COMPACT DATA
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·POLLSTAR
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MARKETPLACE
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OPPORTUNITIES
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·PROMOTIONAL SHOWCASE
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FORMATS
NEWS/TALK
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CHR: Z90 jams to San Diego win
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GOLD: Sunny outshines KOOL in Phoenix
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UC: WQUE-FM soars in New Orleans
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AOR: WHJY's divine Providence
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NEW ROCK: Playlist analysis
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COUNTRY: Format takes younger turn
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Nashville This Week: Petty farewell
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AC: Recession remedies
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MUSIC INFORMATION
NATIONAL RADIO FORMATS
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MUSIC VIDEO: MTV, VH-1, The Box lists
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WORLD MUSIC OVERVIEW: UK, Australia,
Canada charts
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URBAN CONTEMPORARY
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CURRENT-BASED AC
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ASSOCIATE REPORTERS
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NAC
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CONTEMPORARY JAZZ
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COUNTRY
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COUNTRY SONG INFORMATION INDEX
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AOR TRACKS
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AOR ALBUMS
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NEW ROCK
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CHR
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PARALLEL CHART ANALYSIS
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AC, AOR, CHR, COUNTRY,
URBAN CHARTS
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61992 RADIO BUSINESS
PhiIly Format Flip Sparks Protests
Protests over the loss of Philadelphia's only foreign-
language FM have delayed the $3.4 million sale of WIBF/ Jenkintown, PA to Jarad Broadcasting Co. But the protests apparently won't stop the format switch to New Rock, set to take place Monday (11/9) under an LMA.
An estimated 50 people turned out Saturday (10/31) to protest the end of Spanish programming. Or-
ganizer Wilfredo Rojas said there would be another protest this weekend. He told R&R that if the format switch takes place, his group plans to boycott or picket advertisers and "make it unprofitable to advertise on the new format."
"They can boycott whatever they want," said incoming Jarad GM Dennis Dougherty, who ex-
pects the protest to blow over quickly once the change takes place. "I don't think it's any one
station's responsibility to provide ethnic programming in a market the size of Philadelphia," he noted.
Format Not An Issue
FCC Audio Services Division Chief Larry Eads rejected an objection to the WIBF sale from Italian program host Luigi Patitucci, telling him the Commission "does not take format into consideration in making licensing decisions." But that ruling has been appealed by agroup of WIBF programmers and listeners, who claim the issue wasn't format at
all. They said the FCC should consider whether the new owner will meet the public service needs of the ethnic groups now served by WEBF.
WIBF GM Doug Henson told R&R he'd notified all of the prograrnmers months ago that aformat change was coming. "I've been placing them on other stations," he said, although not all have found new homes. So far, all have gone to AM stations, which the protesters claim don't cover the metro area as well as WIBF
Current owner Fox Broadcasting ('o. is sticking by its decision to cancel the foreign-language programs, although the FCC appeal delayed the sale closing, which had been set for Friday (11/6).
Rivals Renew Attack On WDCK Move-In
At least three broadcasters have appealed the FCC's mission procedural requirements"
approval of Kerby Confer's Richmond move-in of WDCK and would deny city-grade service
(The Duck)/Williamsburg, VA. One appeal came from
Confer himself, who's upset the Commission didn't let him move the station closer to the Virginia capital.
to 104,000 people when WDCK relocates.
No matter which site the Commission approves, it probably
WRNL & WRXL/Richmond granting another allocation peti- won't be Confer who builds the new
owner Capitol Broadcasting Corn- tion filed after his, then imposing a tower. He's already agreed to sell
pany and WTVR-AM & FM/Rich- site restriction on WDCK to avoid the Duck to Benchmark Communi-
mond owner Roy H. Park Broad- short-spacing. Confer noted the ac- cations (R&R 10/30) for $4.25 mil-
casting called for the FCC to re- tion "makes a mockery of C,om- lion.
verse its staff action allowing
WDCK to change its city of license
RBDS Set For '93 Introduction to Fort Lee, VA. They argued the
decision was at odds with decisions
in other cases where the Commis-
sion refused to allow the removal of a community's only fulltime local service. The move would leave Williamsburg with an AM daytimer and anon-commercial FM.
Confer asked the FCC to reconsider the section of its order requir-
The NAB and Electronic Industries Association jointly announced overwhelming approval of aproposed Radio
Broadcast Data System (RBDS) standard by members of
the National Radio Systems Committee. A final NRSC vote is expected soon, with release of the FM digital data transmission standard set for January.
ing WDCK to locate its transmitter nearly nine miles southeast of the
site proposed in his original filing. Confer's Keymarket of Virginia
Inc. claimed the FCC staff erred in
With RBDS, FM stations will be able to transmit adata signal in addition to their broadcast signal.
The digital data will display the station's call letters or other logo
on an RBDS receiver's LCD screen. The data stream will also allow transmission of paging, traf-
fic and weather alerts, and EBS activation.
Swaggart: 'Overwhelmingly
Financially Qualified'
Jimmy Swaggart Ministries has assured the FCC it is "overwhelmingly financially qualified" to build and operate anew educational FM station in Baton Rouge. It
disputed a competing applicant's claims that the ministry
has fallen on hard times since founder Jimmy Swaggart's
second public scandal involving a prostitute more than a year ago.
JSM filed abalance sheet in August showing assets of $141 million (mostly in real estate) and liabilities of only $21 million. But that wasn't good enough for the FCC, which noted most of JSM's assets were non-liquid and that its liquid assPts were less than current liabilities. "The balance sheet demonstrates on its face that JSM does not have sufficient net liquid assets on hand to construct and operate the proposed station for three months without revenue," the Commission said in an order requiring JSM to
explain how it would finance the station.
In its latest filing, JSM claimed cash liquid assets of $680,000, "more than three times the estimated costs of constructing and operating the proposed station." It claimed most of the liabilities cited by competing applicant Real Life Educational Foundation, which included several tax bills, had either been paid or disputed. JSM insisted there was no reason to reopen the comparative hearing
which awarded JSM the CP.
Listeners will also be able to tune by format, using one of 22 "Program Type Codes" categorizing the formats of every U.S. radio station. The final code list is unchanged from the one printed earlier in R&R (7/24), despite complaints from some stations that either opposed the idea of format scanning or thought the list was inadequate. "It's hard to encompass everybody," noted NAB Manager/Technical Regulatory Affairs John Marino. He said overall radio industry response was positive, largely because of the ability to display call letters on RBDS receivers.
For AM stations, the RBDS impact is less clear. A limited RBDS system for AM transmission is still under development. However, the call letters and formats of all AM and FM stations, RBDS-equipped or not, can be included in receivers equipped with a special programmable chip (ID-Logic B). Since the RBDS standard is voluntary, there's no way to know how many manufacturers will include the chip. "We hope they'd [include] all of the features," said Marino.
REPORT
PAT CLAWSON
DC Power Brokers Ponder Clinton FCC
W ith Democratic presidential candidate Bill Clinton's victory, Washington power brokers were busy pondering the FCC's fate under a Democratic administration.
Several lawyers and lobbyists speculated FCC Chairman Al Sikes may step down for health reasons before his term expires next June. Sikes, currently recuperating from prostate surgery, is not scheduled to return to work for amonth. Most believe Commissioner Sherrie Marshall will depart soon -- especially since her initial appointment has expired -- and expect Commission stewardship to pass temporahly to Commissioner Ervin Duggan. Few, however, anticipate he'll be named permanent Chairman.
Instead, Washington insiders expect Clinton to use the posts to reward key supporters, possibly two communications lawyers who served him as advisers: Lewis Paper of Keck, Mahin & Kate and Tom Casey of Skadden Arps. Other potential nominees mentioned include Senate Commerce Committee counsel Toni Cook, Al Gore aide Roy Neal, ex-FCC Common Carrier Chief Phil Verveer, and WKYS/Washington owner Skip Finley, a business partner of Democratic National Committee Chairman Ron Brown.
Casey didn't return phone calls. Paper, who has known Clinton since 1985, insisted he hasn't been approached about any government job. He added that broadcasters need not fear reregulation by aClinton administration.
"Bill's a pragmatic person who's interested in seeing things work. I don't think he'd pursue regulation for the sake of regulation. He would use regulatory power when it was necessary to achieve some clear public interest goal, but Idon't think anybody would go back to the days of the '60s." Casey continued.
Note: Many Washington professionals expect a slowdown on major rulemakings at the FCC until Clinton's team gets into power -- a process that probably won't be completed until summer.
Sillerman Finances Escape FCC Scrutiny
The FCC has ducked ademand that it review potential negative impact of highly leveraged debt financing on radio station operations when processing license transfers.
"The Commission is loath to make generic determinations as to the appropriate level of debt for a broadcast licensee. It would involve us in a morass of corporate debt financing decisions and other corporate matters," ruled Mass Media Bureau official Larry Eads.
In a case involving Robert F.X. Sillerman's plans to merge several broadcast properties to create CF Media, the FCC rejected a petition to deny filed by former KRLD/Dallas GM Michael Ewing.
Ewing contended SiIlerman's transfer applications didn't provide enough information about who would control the stations or the financial qualifications of these people. He compared Sillerman to a grain futures dealer, charging he engaged in highly leveraged financing and rapid station trading that harms astation's ability to serve the public interest. CF Media denied all of the allegations, attributing them to "personal differences" between Ewing and KRLD owner Carl BrazeII.
The Mass Media Bureau rejected all of Ewing's allegations. Further, it said broadcasters are no longer required to spell out the specifics of their lending sources, and the Commission won't consider the amount of debt broadcasters take on. "Essentially, the Commission will not second-guess the financial community's commitments absent aphma facie public interest question concerning the effect of debt on broadcast service," Eads said
Other market action this week: · Dealmakers say Colfax Broadcasting, owned by DC's Bales brothers, is buying KOOL/Minneapolis-St. Paul from Jeff Trumper for about $14 million. That would create aduopoly, since Colfax is also buying WCTS/Minneapolis from the Central Baptist Theological Seminary for $10 million. ·Southern Starr Broadcasting announced a 5% stock dividend on November 23 to stockholders of record as of November 9. Chairman Robert Long said the company is conserving cash for acquisitions. ·The FCC has waived the one-to-a-market rule for TV magnate Harry Pappas, allowing him to purchase Bob Liggitt's KCML/Hanford, CA for $550,000. Pappas owns KMPH-TVNisalia, aUHF station well within Liggett's city-grade FM signal. Liggett argued that awaiver was justified on financial distress grounds because the station has lost $4.2 million since 1987.
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RADIO BUSINESS
TRANSACTIONS
Capstar Conquers Carolina FM With $10.25 Million Buyout
TRANSACTIONS AT A GLANCE
1992 Deals To Date: $1,148,545,449
(Last Year: $661,712,178)
Clear Channel builds Alamo City trombo with Group W deal
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WMYI1Greenville, SCHendersonville, NC
PRICE: 510 25 million TERMS: Asset sale BUYER: Capstar Communications of the Carolinas, asubsidiary of Capstar Communications. The company is headed by R. Steven Hicks. The company also owns WSI X-AM & FM/Nashville; WSSL-AM & FM/Greenville, SC; and WJDS & WMSI/Jackson, MS. SELLER: AmCom Radio of the Carolinas Inc., headed by George Francis Jr. He owns KRMD-AM & FM/Shreveport. FREQUENCY: 102.5 MHz POWER: 20kw at 1778 feet FORMAT: AC BROKER: Paul Leonard of Star Media Group represented the buyer: Joseph Sitrick of Blackburn & Co. represented the seller COMMENT: AmCom acquired this station in 1985 for $2.2 million.
Alabama
WXAL & WZNJ/Demopolis
PRICE: $316,776 TERMS: Asset sale. The sellers are indebted to the buyer in the amount of $368,034. The sellers have agreed to pay the buyer $51,257 in cash, and the buyer has agreed to release them from liability for the remaining debt. BUYER: Edmonds Broadcasting Co. Inc., owned by Hugh and Margaret Edmonds of Centreville, AL Phone: (205) 289-1400 SELLER: Southstar Communications Corp., headed by James Spann, Thomas Stipe, and David Baird. Spann is ameteorologist employed by WBRC-TVIBirmingham. Baird is a news anchor at WCFT-Tffluscaloosa, AL. FREQUENCY: 1400 kHz, 106.3 MHz POWER: 1kw, 3kw at 190 feet FORMAT: Country: AC
COMMENT: This station was sold for $575,000 in 1986.
Connecticut
WAVZINew Haven
PRICE: $10 TERMS: Asset sale for cash The buyer recently purchased WKCIINew Haven from the seller BUYER: Clear Channel Communications, headed by L. Lowry Mays and B.J. McCombs. The company owns WELI & WKCIINew Haven; WOAI & KAJAISan Antonio; KPEZ1Austin; KALO & KHYS1Port Arthur, TX; KTAM & KORAIBryan, TX; KAKC & KMODI Tulsa; KTOK & KJY010klahoma City: WQUE-AM & FM/New Orleans; WHAS & WAMZ/Louisville; KQAM & KEYN1Wichita; WRVA & WRVQ/Richmond; and WR8Q-AM & FM/TampaSt. Petersburg. Phone (512) 822-2828 SELLER: Noble Broadcast Group, owned by John Lynch. The company also operates WSSH-AM & FM/Boston, WGBB & WBAB/Long Island, KBZR & KBEQ/Kansas City, KBCOAM & FM/Boulder-Denver, WVKS/Toledo, KNDD1Seattle, KMJM1St. Louis, KYOK & KMJ01Houston, ,and XETRAAM & FM/Tijuana, Mexico-San Diego. Phone (619) 291-8510 FREQUENCY: 1300 kHz POWER: 1kw FORMAT: AC
WAMTITitusville
PRICE: $265,000 TERMS: Asset sale for $85,000 cash and promissory note BUYER: Radio Brevard Inc., headed by Charles Liles and Eugene Sego SELLER: Florida-American Broadcasting Inc., headed by President Angel Bocanegra FREQUENCY: 1060 kHz POWER: 10kw day 5kw night FORMAT: This station is dark.
Anchor Media, Ltd.
has agreed to transfer the assets
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KORK-AM/KYRK-FM, Las Vegas, Nevada
for
$1,825,000
to
Lotus Broadcasting Corp.
Star Media Group, Inc.
'Radio's Full Service Financial Specialistsrm
17304 Preston Road, Suite 265 ·Dallas, Texas 75252 ·(214) 713-8500
BROKER: Hadden & Associates represented both parties in the transaction.
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KWPC/Muscatine (Davenport)
PRICE: $300,000 TERMS: Asset sale BUYER: John and Darlene Schwandke. John Schwandke is the former GM of KCII-AM & FM/Washington, IA. SELLER: Flambo Broadcasting Inc., headed by John Flambo. He also owns KFMH/Muscatine. FREQUENCY: 860 kHz POWER: 250 watts day'7 watts night FORMAT: Country BROKER: Dale Cowie
Kentuck
WXLN/Eminence
PRICE: $183.000 (approximate) TERMS: Asset sale. The buyer agrees to pay debts of the seller exceeding $183,000. BUYER: Cross Country Communications Inc., owned by George and Barbara Zarris of Crown Point, IN They're officers of an educational non-profit FM station, WBPTINaples, FL. Cross Country recently announced plans to buy WZCC/New Albany, IN. Phone. (219) 662-0070 SELLER: Midwestern Broadcasting Associates of Kentucky Inc., headed by Mark Roberts. The company also owns WKXF/Eminence, KY. Phone. (502) 845-4200 FREQUENCY: 105.7 MHz POWER: 3kw at 328 feet FORMAT: Religious
WLFX/Winchester (Lexington)
PRICE: $1.5 million TERMS: Asset sale for $1.5 million cash. As additional compensation, the buyer will pay the seller $12,500 monthly for a time brokerage agreement until the purchase is closed. BUYER: Trumper Communications of Kentucky L.P., headed by Jeffrey Trum.per of Burr Ridge, IL The company also owns WLAP & WMXLILexington; KKCW/Beaverton, OR; KQQL/ Anoka, MN; and WTDR1Statesville, NC. Phone: (708) 789-0090 SELLER: Hancock Communcations Inc., owned by Bayard "Bud" Walters. He owns WHAL & WYCQ1Shelbyville, TN; WGLO & WVELIPekin, IL; WMCI1Mattoon, IL; WSHY & WEJTI Shelbyville, IL; WKCM-AM & FMI Hawesville, KY; and WQZQ & WCTZ/ Dickson, TN. Walters announced plans in July 1992 to purchase this station and sister AM WHRS for $600,000. The FCC has approved the transfer. but the transaction has not yet been completed. The station is currently operated by Gary Jensen, a courtappointed receiver for the assets of Premier Broadcasting Group. Phone: (615) 361-7560 FREQUENCY: 100.1 MHz POWER: 1.4kw at 460 feet FORMAT: CHR COMMENT: This station has aCP for a Class C2 upgrade. According to the Spring 1992 Arbitron, the WLRX-
Total Stations Traded This Year:
1114
(Last Year: 932)
This Week's Action:
$32,008,992
(Last Year: $8,340,800)
Total Stations Traded This Week:
27
(Last Year 20)
·Deal Of The Week: · WMYI/Greenville, SC-Hendersonville, NC $10.25 million
·WXAL & WZNIDemopolis, AL $316,776 · WAVZ/New Haven, CT $10 · WAMT1Titusville, FL $265,000 · KWPC1Muscatine (Davenport), IA $300.000 ·WXLN1Eminence, KY $183,000 (approximate) ·WLFX/Winchester (Lexington), KY $1.5 million · KSIGICrowley (Lafayette), LA $350,000 ·WCEGIMiddleborough, MA $150,000 · WIBM-AM & FM/Jackson. MI $2.5 million · KWEB & KRCH/Rochester, MN $2 million · KKAO & KKK:I/Thief River Falls, MN $441.000 · WMGO/Canton, MS $111,000 · WIBG/Ocean City (Atlantic City), NJ $140,000
· WCCA/Shallotte, NC $200,000 · WHCC & WONS/Waynesville, NC $480,000 ·WZRZIHamilton (Cincinnati), OH $3.2 million ·WRROIWarren (Youngstown), OH $727,000 · WJOCIChattanooga, TN $125,000 · WTWL1McKinnon, TN $344,206 for majority control · KMXRICorpus Christi, TX $693,000 · KQXT1San Antonio, TX $8 million
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KSIG/Crowley (Lafayette)
PRICE: $350,000 TERMS: Asset sale for $175,000 cash and 12-year promissory note for $175,000 at 10% interest. The buyer also agrees to assume all accounts payable of the seller, the value of which have not been disclosed. BUYER: Acadia Broadcast Partners Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Broadcast Partners Inc. BPI is owned by Philip and Shelley Lizotte of Lafayette and Greogry Marx of Scott, LA. The company is in the process of buying KVTOIRayne, LA. Phone: (318) 981-9683 SELLER: KSIG Radio Inc., headed by Charles Trahan. Phone: (318) 783-2520 FREQUENCY: 1450 kHz POWER: 1kw FORMAT: Country
Massachusetts
WCEG/Middleborough
PRICE: $150,000 TERMS: Asset sale for promissory note. The buyer also agrees to assume responsibility for an undisclosed amount of liabilities. The seller is receiving aright of first refusal to buy up to 20% of the buyer's stock if and when it is offered for sale to outside parties. BUYER: Metro South Broadcasting Network Inc., owned by Donald Sandler He's 51 % owner of WMSX/Brockton. MA. Phone .(508) 587-1410. SELLER: Steven Callahan of Middle-
borough. Phone: (508) 946-1530 FREQUENCY: 1530 kHz POWER: 1kw daytimer FORMAT: AC COMMENT: This station was sold in 1991 for $20,000.
WIBM-AM & FM/Jackson
PRICE: $2 5 million TERMS: Asset sale BUYER: Myron "Pat" Patten, owner of WJX0/Jackson SELLER: Metrocities Communications Inc., headed by President Deane Johnson FREQUENCY: 1450 kHz, 94.1 MHz POWER: 1kw. 40kw at 550 feet FORMAT: Gold
Minnesota
KWEB & KRCHIRochester
PRICE: $2 million TERMS: Asset sale for $500,00C cash and 14-year promissory note for $1.5 million at 8% interest. The note is payable interest-only for the first year, then in monthly installments of principal and interest. BUYER: KRCH of Minnesota Inc., owned by President Robert Ingstad of Valley City, ND His broadcast holdings include KGFX-AM & FM/Pierre, SD; KBUF & KKJOIGarden City, KS; KKOA & KKPR/Kearney, NE; KQPR1 Albert Lea, MN; KDHL & KOCLIFaribault, MN; KWMB & KOLW1Wabasha, MN; KVNG/Spring Valley, MN: KLIZAM & FM/Brainerd. MN; KLLR-AM & FM/Walker, MN; KXSS-AM & FM/ Waite Park, MN; KASM-AM & FM/Al-
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bany, MN; and KOAQ/Austin, MN. Phone: (701) 845-1255 SELLER: Rochester Communications Corp., headed by Donald Seehafer. His other broadcast interests include WYCO & WXCOIWausau, WI; WOMT1Manitowoc, WI; and WOTC/ Two Rivers, WI. Phone: (507) 288-3888 FREQUENCY: 1270 kHz: 101.7 MHz POWER: 5kw day 1kw night; 710 watts at 561 feet FORMAT: Country: Classic Rock BROKER: Johnson Communications Properties COMMENT: This transfer will create a duopoly combination in the Rochester market According to the Spring 1992 Arbitron, the combined audience share of KWMB Wabasha, KOAQ. Austin, and KWEB & KRCH would be 16.7. This combo was sold for $1.1 million in 1983.
KKAO & KKDO/ Thief River Falls
PRICE: $441.000 TERMS: Asset sale for $351.000 and $90,000 for a non-compete agreement. Terms include $60.000 cash, assumption of liabilities, and a promissory note. BUYER: Spectrum Broadcasting Inc., owned by John Matson. He's president of the Thief River Falls Times, a weekly newspaper. Phone: (218) 681-4900 SELLER: Olmstead Broadcasting Inc., owned by Dale Olmstead. Phone: (218) 681-4900 FREQUENCY: 1460 kHz; 99.3 MHz POWER: 2 5kw daytimer: 6kw at 161 feet FORMAT: AC
Mississippi
WMGO/Canton
PRICE: $111.000 TERMS: Asset sale for $91,000: terms include $30,000 cash and a $61,000 promissory note. An additional $20.000 cash is due at closing for anon-compete agreement. BUYER: Martin Broadcasting Inc., owned by Darrell Martin of Humble, TX His radio interests include KWWJI Baytown, TX; KSSOIConroe, TX; KFITILockhart, TX; KCHL/San Antonio; and KANI/Wharton, TX. Martin
Broadcasting is in the process of buying KZZBIBeaumont, TX. Phone (713) 424-7000 SELLER: Madison County Broadcasters Inc., headed by Michael McCulloch. Phone: (601) 859-2373 FREQUENCY: 1370 kHz POWER: lkw/27 watts night FORMAT: Urban BROKER: John W. Saunders
WIBGIOcean City (Atlantic City)
PRICE: $140.000 TERMS: Asset sale for $115.000 cash and transfer of real estate valued at $25,000 BUYER: Enrico Brancadora of Freehold Township, NJ. Phone. (908) 780-2535 SELLER: Quinn Broadcasting Inc., owned by James Quinn and Joseph O'Donnell. The company also owns WREYIMillville, NJ. Phone: (609) 327-5690 FREQUENCY: 1020 kHz POWER: 500-watt daytimer FORMAT: Religious COMMENT: This station was sold for $80,000 in 1989.
North Carolina
WCCAIShallotte
PRICE: $200,000 TERMS: Asset sale for $100,000 cash and promissory note for $100,000 at 800 interest payable in equal monthly installments over seven years BUYER: Sound Business of Coastal North Carolina Inc., principally owned by Arthur DeBerry of Durham He also owns WBLA & WGOR/Elizabethtown, NC. Phone: (919) 862-3184 SELLER: TAS Communications Inc., owned by Todd Spoeri of Midlothian. VA. Phone: (919) 754-9746 FREQUENCY: 106.3 MHz POWER: 3kw at 300 feet FORMAT: Beautiful COMMENT: This station can increase power to 6kw if it secures anon-interference agreement with WSYN/Surfside Beach, SC. This station was sold for $485.000 in 1990.
WHCC & WONS/Waynesville
PRICE: $480 000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Media Mart Inc., owned by Leslie Campbell of Wilston, NC and Arthur Campbell of Greenville, NC Phone. (919) 237-5942
SELLER: Roger Akin and Banking Services Corp., headed by Ray Nichols. They are co-receivers of KAT Broadcastng Corp. KAT also operates WWTR/Bethnay Beach, DE; WETT/ Ocean City, MD; WSVS-AM & FM/ Crewe, VA: WFLB/Fayetteville, NC: WHCC & WONS/Waynesville; and WDSC & WZNS/Dillon, SC. Phone . (410) 385-1700 FREQUENCY: 1400 kHz; 104.9 MHz POWER: 1kw: 100 watts at 1640 feet FORMAT: News'Talk, Country BROKER: Tony Rizzo of Blackburn & Co.
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WZRZ/Hamilton (Cincinnati)
PRICE: $3.2 million TERMS: Asset sale for cash. The parties are operating pursuant to a time brokerage agreement until the sale is consummated. National Radio Partners L.P. is paying the licensee $50,000 monthly for the time brokerage agreement. BUYER: National Radio Partners L.P., headed by general partner American Media Management Inc. AMM is owned by Arthur Kern of San Francisco and Alan Beck of Port Jefferson, NY. The 76°c limited partner is Hellman & Friedman Capital Partners II L.P., a San Francisco-based investment fund headed by F. Warren Hellman, Tully Friedman, and Arthur Rock. NRP owns WUBE-AM & FM/Cincinnati, KWFM-AM & FM/Tucson, KTCJ & KTCZIMinneapolis, and KAKI & KHYL/Auburn, CA. Kern and Beck also own WOCL/Deland, FL; WALK-AM & FM/Patchogue, NY; and KMEN & KGGIISan Bernardino-Riverside. Phone: (516) 475-5200 SELLER: Reams Broadcasting Corp., owned 10% by Frazier Reams and 90°0 by Alta Holdings Inc. The company also owns WCWA & WIOT/Toledo. Alta is owned by venture capitalists William Egan and Craig Burr. Their other broadcast interests include WKYSIWashington, WBMQ & WIXVI Savannah, and KCHL & KKYX/San Antonio. An Alta partnership owns a 21% stake in NewCity Communications, which owns 12 radio stations in seven markets. Phone: (419) 248-2724 FREQUENCY: 96.5 MHz POWER: 19 5kw at 810 feet FORMAT: Z-Rock COMMENT: According to the Spring 1992 Arbitron, the combined au-
dience share for WUBE-AM & FM and WZRZ is 11.7.
WRROIWarren (Youngstown)
PRICE: $727.000 TERMS: Asset sale fcr $150.000 cash and a five-year promissory note for $310.000 at 10% annual interest In a separate transaction, the buyers agree to lease studio real estate for $500 monthly six months after closing for a total of $27,000 over 54 months. The buyers also agree to lease atower site for $1000 per month over 20 years, for atotal of $240.000. BUYER: Robin Best and Lyle Williams of Canfield, OH. Phone . (216) 533-5694 SELLER: Warren Broadcasting Co., owned by Frank Mangano. Phone: (216) 385-3950 FREQUENCY: 1440 kHz POWER: 5kw FORMAT: Gold
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WJOC/Chattanooga
PRICE: $125,000 TERMS: Asset sale for $10,000 cash and a promissory note for $115,000. Payments are to be made for 36 months based on a 10-year amortization schedule at 10% interest in equal monthly installments of $1520. The balance constitutes aballoon note payable at the conclusion of 36 months. If the buyer cannot secure financing from a local lending institution at the end of the initial 36-month period, the seller will carry the note an additional 24 months at 11°o interest. Payments will increase to $1584 month)y, with afinal balloon payment due at the end of the entire 60-month period. BUYER: Bobby Godgiben of Rossville, GA Phone: (706) 861-0800 SELLER: Tennessee Valley Sports Inc., headed by Richard Holtzman FREQUENCY: 1490 kHz POWER: 1kw FORMAT: Sports COMMENT: This station was sold in 1991 for $85,000.
WTWL/McKinnon
PRICE: $344,206 for majority control TERMS: Stock sale for $200 cash and assumption of bank loan totaling $344,006 BUYER: Trent Knott and Ted Young of Clarksville, TN. Knott presently owns 25% of the station Phone (615)645-6414
SELLER: Dotson Guinn and D. Gregory Guinn are selling their collective 75% ownership of WJZM Inc. Phone: (615) 645-6414 FREQUENCY: 101.5 MHz POWER: 790 watts at 608 feet FORMAT: Country COMMENT: This station was sold for $150.000 in 1990.
KMXRICorpus Christi
PRICE: $693,000 TERMS: Asset sale pursuant to U.S. Bankruptcy Court order. BUYER: Sparkling City Communications, owned by Corpus Christi investors Barry Andrews, Robert Jones, and Thomas Kane. Phone' (512) 888-5516 SELLER: Twin W Communications, a debtor-in-possession headed by President Tom Smith. Phone: (512) 883-5576 FREQUENCY: 93.9 MHz POWER: 100kw at 840 feet FORMAT. AC BROKER: Bill Whitley of Whitley Media and Media Services Group COMMENT: This station was sold for $2.313.000 in 1989
KOXTISan Antonio
PRICE: $8 million TERMS: Asset sale for $6.5 million cash plus $1.5 million cash at closing for five-year non-compete agreement. Clear Channel will buy accounts receivable of less than 120 days for 50% of their value. BUYER: Clear Channel Communications, headed by L. Lowry Mays. The company owns several stations, including WOAI & KAJAISan Antonio (see WAVZ/New Haven transaction above). Phone: (512) 822-2828 SELLER: Group W Radio, headed by Jim Thompson. The company also owns WINS & WNEW-FMINew York, KFWB & KTWVILos Angeles, WMAQI Chicago, KYW & WMMR/Philadelphia, WLLZIDetroit, WBZ/Boston, WCPT & WCXRIWashington, KILTAM & FM/Houston, KDKA/Pittsburgh, and KFBK & KGBY/Sacramento. FREQUENCY: 101.9 MHz POWER: 100kw at 672 feet FORMAT: AC COMMENT: According to the Spring 1992 Arbitron, KAJA, KOXT, and WOAI have a combined 16.9% audience share in the San Antonio market. This station was sold for $7 million in 1984.
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NEWSBREAKERS
Kennedy Moves Up At KC Combo
Ten-Year 'Quiz'
KBEQ/Kansas City PD/afternoon personality Mike Kennedy has been promoted to Ops. Dir. at Noble's Z-Rock/CHR combo KBZR & KBEQ. In the newly created post, Kennedy will also handle promotion and marketing efforts for both stations and give up his airshift.
Kennedy told R&R, "Promotion and marketing are intertwined with programming in the '90s, so combining all of these duties into my department makes a lot of sense. Even though Ilove being on the air, it was tough to do agreat afternoon show with all the distractions of being PD."
Prior to joining KBEQ earlier this year, Kennedy was MD/afternoon personality at crosstown CHR KXXR and GM at KEGS/Emporia, KS.
MCA artist Reba McEntire will be featured on MJI Broadcasting's "Country Quiz's 10th Anniversary Superstar Salute," slated to air during the week of November 9. She celebrated the trivia program's birthday with MJI President/founder Josh Feigenbaum.
Zier To Coach All-Sports WTEM
McCracken PD At
WEEP & WDSY
WSOC/Charlotte PD Gerry McCracken has been named PD at Entercom Country combo WEEP & WDSY/ Pittsburgh, effective November 12. The position has been vacant since August, when WDSY PD Ron AntiII departed.
WDSY VP/GM Joe Armao told R&R, "I took awhile making this decision because Iwanted to make astatement to Pittsburgh and the Country music community that we're for real and we're gonna kick some butt. And to do that, Iwanted to bring in the best Country PD I could find."
McCracken joined Cox Enterprises in 1989 as PD of WHKO/ Dayton and transferred to the WSOC PD post just over a year ago. He spent from 1987-89 as OM at WCOS/Columbia, SC and was OM at WXKX /Parkersburg, WV for the previous two years.
At WSOC, APD/MD Paul Franklin has been named interim PD.
WODS/Boston VP/GM Bennett Zier has been tapped for the same post at Colfax Communications' all-Sports WTEM/Washington, effective November 17. He replaces Steve Goldstein, who recently was named President of Colfax.
Zier is a13-year veteran of CBS. Prior to his stint at O&O WODS, he served as VP/Director of Sales at
CBS Radio Representatives. Commented Zier, "This is an un-
believable opportunity to get in on the ground floor of anew broadcast company. Colfax has aunique opportunity with WTEM, which is the home of the [NFL's Washington] Redskins -- one of the great sports franchises. All-Sports is the most exciting format in radio."
Court Rejects Washington Lyrics Bill
A state court last week barred enforcement of Washington's "erotic music" law, which is opposed by
a coalition consisting of several labels and artists, the RIAA, and the ACLU.
The law, which took effect in June, added sound recordings to the list of material that may be deemed "erotic" -- a designation
similar to "obscene" -- under the state's "harmful to minors" law. Recordings found to be "erotic" by a state hearing judge could not
have been sold to minors and would have had to carry an "Adults Only" label.
Acting on asuit filed in June by
the coalition, Superior Court of
Washington Judge Mary Brucker said the measure violated the First Amendment free speech rights of record companies. What's more, Brucker ruled, imposing the obscene material restrictions statewide based on the decision of asingle hearing judge constituted an impermissible "prior restraint" that violated state and federal guarantees of due process under law.
RIAA Exec. VP/General Counsel David Leibowitz expects Brucker's ruling to be appealed by the state. It is also possible, he said, that lawmakers who backed the law will attempt to pass anew version in the next legislative session.
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Martin To Program WQXR (AM)/ New York's New Nostalgia Format
Former WPEN/Philadelphia PD Stan Martin is the new PD of the New York Times Company's WOXR (AM)INew York. A Classical outlet since 1944, the station will flip to aNostalgia format at adate to be announced.
Concurrent with the musical change, the station has applied to the FCC for the new calls of WIDEW (AM). The calls are acombination of the current WOXR and longtime NYC Nostalgia station WNEW (AM), which has been sold and will switch to aBusiness format.
Martin's broadcast experience includes stints at New York stations WHN, WKTU, and WNEW (AM).
WLTEIMinny Promotes Golbuff To GSM
WLTE/Minneapolis LSM Kathy Golbuff has been elevated to GSM at the CBS-owned AC. She succeeds Angela Stinziani, who exits.
VP/GM Rolf Pepple told R&R, "Kathy is highly respected in the media community; this is a well-deserved promotion. She has some very solid and forward-thinking ideas, and we're very excited to have her lead our sales team."
Golbuff joined WLTE 12 years ago as Promotion Director. She's since been an AE and NSM, and last year was upped to LSM.
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Def American Forms Two New Labels
Def American Recordings owner Rick Rubin has announced the formation of two new imprints, Whte Lbls and Ill Labels.
First signees to Whte Lbls are the London-based techno band Messiah and Belgium's AntierlSubway artist roster, which includes D.O., Lords Of Acid, Praga Khan, Jade, and Channel X.
The first two artists to be associated with Ill Labels are rap acts Art Of Origin and Pretty Tone Capone.
While the Whte Lbls releases, like other DA releases, will continue to be distributed through WEA, the first 12" releases on Ill Labels will be distributed through Tommy Boy's independent channels.
Fair Tapped To RCA Sr. VP Post
Industry veteran Ron Fair has been appointed Sr. VP, A&R West Coast/staff producer for RCA Records.
Fair will be responsible for producing records, developing label acts, exploring soundtrack opportunities, and talent acquisition.
Most recently, Fair was Sr. VP, A&R/Staff Pro-
ducer for EMI Records. While there, he was responsible for the creation of the "Pretty Woman" soundtrack, as well as the signings of Go West, Brenda Russell, Wendy Moten, and Rosie Ania.
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NEWSBREAKERS
Radio
· THOMAS HUNT has been promoted from GM to President/GM at VVTTS & VVGCL Bloomington, IN. He also assumes VP duties for the stations' owner. Sarkes Tarzian Inc.
· WILLIAM McCLEMENT has been elevated from news reporter anchor to News Director at VVWNC & WKSF,' Asheville, NC.
Steve Anderson -- Weekends KOAI Dallas (214) 3507773
Bob Belt -- PD/mornings KEYI/Austin (512) 444-8976
Jim Bosh -- Mornings WIBM/Lansing (517) 3470363
Trevor Carey -- PD KBOS' Fresno (209) 261-1061
Bubba Chavez -- PD/afternoons WSKX/Hinesville-Savannah, GA (912) 545-2140
Tom Collins -- MD/nights WROV Roanoke-Lynchburg (703) 345-5222
Jim Conlee -- Afternoons KLTR Houston (713) 5587787
Dennis Heart -- Mornings WMMZ (Z93), Gainesville, FL (904) 732-5922
Reed Kittredge -- PD WIBM , Lansing (517) 337-2363
Barrett Lee -- Mornings WCTK Providence (508) 6720731
Leibo -- Nights WBFL Bellows Falls. VT (802) 254-3491
Kevin Mason -- PD/mornings WRXZ/BloomingtonNormal. IL (309) 827-2959
Rob Rose -- Evenings WIHN/Bloomington-Normal, IL (309) 676-1861
Eric St. James -- Mornings WIZF/Cincinnati (317) 2913118
Craig Stevens -- PD WCKWiNew Orleans (504) 456-6443
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Records
·DAVID SIMONE assumes VP/Business Affairs duties at Capitol Records. He most recently was a consultant to the law firm of Katz, Smith and Cohen.
· NICK BULL has been named Manager National Alternative Promotion at RCA Records. He exits Hits Magazine, where he served as Research Editor.
· DAVID SCHARFF steps up to Director/Creative Services at TVT Records. He formerly served as the label's Assistant to the President. Concurrently, JENNIFER GOULD has been appointed Director' Art & Design.
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·MARY BURKE segues to MCA Music Entertainment Group as VP'Planning. She most recently was Corporate Director/Planning at MCA Inc.
·KATHLEEN MONAHAN -- formerly Optimism Inc 's Director National Promotion -- joins Miramar Recordings' promotions and marketing staff.
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· LESLEY PITTS becomes Director/ Media Relations at LaFace Records. She previously served as Sr. AE at Set To Run Public Relations.
· ICHIBAN RECORDS' Naked Language and Wild Dog labels will be distributed through the Rounder/East Side: Precision distribution network as part of ajoint venture agreement. Concurrently, Ichiban's WRAP label has signed apartnership agreement with Chuck D's WORD label; (404) 419-1414.
· JULIE REISMAN has been upped from Manager/Station Compliance to Director/Station Compliance at Westwood One Radio Networks and the Source.
·NICK YOUNG will begin anchoring CBS News Radio's "In The Marketplace" on November 16. He will continue to anchor the network's "CBS News-On-The-Hour" broadcasts.
·PREMIERE RADIO NETWORKS is presenting "Kickin' It At Christmas." Hosted by John Monds, the three-hour countdown show will spotlight Urban holiday songs; (818) 377-5300.
Going To Extremes
When copies of their "Ill Sides To Every Story" LP recently went on sale at midnight, Extreme were stationed at the
Dedham, MA Strawberries outlet to sign autographs. Posing for posterity are (seated, l-r) Extreme's Pat Badger, Nuno Bettencourt, Gary Cherone, and Paul Geary; (standing, l-r) WAAF/Boston's Glenn Schuck, MD Mark Razz, Rick Se/ah, PD Ron Vallen, GM Bruce Mittman, and Rick Gallagher, and A&M Records' Kelly Mills.
· BRUCE MICEK has been appointed Program Manager at CBN Radio Network
Industry
· SEAN BUGG has been tapped as Marketing Coordinator for Associated Press's broadcast division. Prior to his appointment, he was a reporter at Prentice Hall Information Services.
·EDWARD PRESSMAN and JOLENE CHERRY have formed PressmanCherryMusic as a joint venture with Warner/Chappell Music Inc. The new music publishing company can be contacted at 445 N. Bedford Dr., Penthouse, Beverly Hills, CA 90210; (310) 271-8383.
Marriages
Morgan Creek Records East Coast Promo. Mgr. Fredric Traube to Lana Smolak, October 24.
Capitol Records Miami Promo. Mgr. Eva Pfaff to Martyn Dickenson-Post, October 24
Births
Hank Williams Jr.. wife Mary Jane, daughter Katherine Diana, October 21.
Westwood One Advertising Mgr. Pamela Orenstein, husband Ron, daughter Sydney Shoshana, October 22.
KRLVILas Vegas Production Dir Kerry Fox, wife Michelle, daughter Cheyanne Alexis, October 24.
Morgan Creek Records VP' Business Affairs Mark Berger, wife Rachelle, son Jonathan David, October 28.
WTIC (TIC-FM)/Hartford MD Dana Lundon, husband WRK01 Boston Production Dir. Dan Masucci, son Cameron David. October 31.
Condolences
Former KMPS AM-FM/Seattle VP GM & broadcasting veteran James B. McGovern, 62, October 12.
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How To Get Your Priorities Straight
Effective time-management starts with setting priorities. William J. Bond -- author of "1001 Ways To Beat The Time Trap" (Frederick Fell Publishers/$14.95) -- suggests the following techniques for organizing your short- and long-term goals.
Setting Priorities
List everything you must accomplish the following day. Weigh each activity's relative importance -- determine which can be delegated, which offer the highest payoff, and which are essential to your goals (and the company's). Use this information to order your to-do list.
Beware: If you rush through this process, your list won't reflect your actual priorities. But don't agonize over which of two equally important tasks deserves higher priority --just be sure both are near the top of your list.
Doing `To-Do' Duties
Start your high-priority activities in the morning, and stick with them. Don't allow lower-priority tasks to eat up your time -- delegate them when possible, or work on them for five or 10 minutes. If
· November 7 -- NAB Roundtable for Small- and MediumMarket GMs. Holiday Inn Palo Verde, Tucson.
1993
·January 24-28 -- MIDEM '93. Palais des Festivals, Cannes, France.
·January 25 -- 20th Annual American Music Awards. Shrine Auditorium. Los Angeles.
·January 31 -- Super Bowl XXVII. Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA.
·February 4-7 -- RAB Managing Sales Conference. Loews Anatole. Dallas
these small jobs take up more time than you've scheduled, drop them, and devote afew minutes to them later.
Long-Term Planning
Determine your long-range goals by identifying what makes you happy, where your strengths and weaknesses lie, what the company's trends are, and whether your significant others will cooperate. Then, focus on the daily tasks that will help you reach your long-term targets.
Staying Motivated
Although it's virtually impossible to complete every task on your to-do list, don't fall into the trap of getting the "little things" done ahead of time. It may seem like you're being productive, but you'll only be putting off work on your higher-yield tasks.
To get started, picture yourself completing the project, and imagine the possible rewards. Use this visualization technique whenever you lack motivation. Meanwhile, steer clear of pessimism and perfectionism -- both can discour-
· February 11-13 -- Gavin Convention. Westin St. Francis Hotel. San Francisco.
· February 24 -- 35th Annual Grammy Awards. Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles.
· March 3-6 -- 24th Country Radio Seminar. Opryland, Nashville
· March 6-9 -- 35th Annual NARM Convention. Marriott's Orlando World Center.
·April 19-22 -- 71st Annual NAB Convention. Convention Center, Las Vegas.
·may 19-23 -- AWRT Conven-
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age you. Most important, don't be afraid to make mistakes.
Changing Priorities
When circumstances or needs change, priorities should shift, too. You also should alter your priorities when you feel overwhelmed -- it's almost impossible to accomplish anything if you allow too many goals to sap your energy.
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Making Your Presents Known
W ith lust seven weeks (and counting) Ill Christmas, gifts are on the minds of many people -- and businesses. American business gift expenditures topped $3.2 billion in 1991, an increase of 1.4% over the previous year, according to a survey conducted by NYC-based Business And Incentive Strategies magazine.
What are the most popular business gifts? The Top 5 are: apparel! sportswear, clocks/watches, pen sets, calendars/desk sets, and coffee mugs.
Employees are receiving gifts more often than they used to -- the number of companies that give gifts to workers jumped 67%-76% from 199091. An equal number of firms bestowed presents upon major clients last year. Surprisingly, holiday gift-giving was down 6%. but a6% jump in yearround gift action offset that slip.
Not all businesses restrict gift expenditures to the tax-deductible $25 limit. Although 37.4% stick to the official IRS amount, 30% spend $25-$49, and nearly 15% spend $50-$74.
Perils Of Over-Organization
W hile the ability to structure things well is amanagement asset, excessive orderliness can be aliability. According to Allan Mallinger's
"Too Perfect: When Being In Control Gets Out Of Control" (Clarkson Potter/$18), over-organization
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Sammy Kershaw: Uncommon Scents
According to the Star, country performer Sammy Kershaw is marketing a men's cologne called "Starclone" that contains what the singer claims is "the essence of his sweat "
Kershaw's stage costumes reportedly contain "special sweatcollecting pads" that are packed in dry ice right after his performances. They're then shipped to the University of Colorado Medical School, where the sweat is mixed with "exotic oils and spices" to form "Starclone." Two-ounce bottles are available for $18 -- but only at his concerts and via phone orders.
Madonnarama!
On the subject of Madonna's "Sex" book, radio giant Rush Limbaugh observes. "Given the controversy raging in the New York public school system regarding sex instruction, Ithink they have found their first-grade textbook. But where were the condoms? (Entertainment Weekly)
Meanwhile. Madonna's total nudity is hidden only by an artfully poised question mark on the cover of Entertainment Weekly. The 'zine also provides a "blow by blow, kink by kink" account of how she created "her masterpiece of media manipulation."
And in Movieline, Spike Lee notes that -Madonna sure knows how to work that publicity machine. Of course, Idon't have breasts. If I did have fifties, I'd be in the No. 1 spot over Madonna."
Finally, the National Enquirer features Sandra Bernhard complaining that "Madonna stole my lesbian lover!"
Jeans Scene
Forbes says, "What James Dean did for Levi's jeans,
Garth Brooks and the Nashville types are doing for Wranglers," in a story on how the perennial also-ran dungarees have finally outsold Levi's for the first time.
PIANO FORTE -- In its "special New York issue," Architectural Digest takes agander at Arista President Clive Davis's NYC penthouse. Of his grand piano, Davis says, "I don't play piano myself, but I'm fortunate enough to have friends like (Arista act) Barry Manilow who visit and fill the place with music."
Shield In The Shade
A little girl in NYC asked Sinead O'Connor for her autograph. But when O'Connor saw Madonna's signature in the book, she tore out the page and shredded it, leaving the tyke tearful (National Enquirer).
O'Connor speaks about all her notorious actions in atwo-page interview in Time. One good reason for ripping the Pope's pic: -If I hadn't torn the picture, we wouldn't be having this conversation."
Say Me, Say You
Keith Richards says. "Every other band now seems to have one of me in it. What am Isupposed to be? Flattered? I'm not interested in whether a guy leaps around the stage and does apassable imitation of me" (Q).
"I am one of the best five writers to come out of English music since the war," declares Roger Waters in Q. Who else? "John Lennon .I really don't know Freddie Mercury, maybe ...
Togetherness
Michael Bolton spent the evening at aMalibu party literally tied to Nicollette Sheridan. She was wearing an ankle-length fringe garment and tied some of it to his wrist to make sure he wouldn't stray (National Enquirer),
Bubble Your Pleasure
CHERRY ON TOP -- "Sex is such an essential part of everyday life
..That's what Iwas trying to get across in the feel of this album. I
want to come across as sexy and sensual without being Mrs. Open Legs" -- Q covergirl Neneh Cherry describes her latest effort, "Homebrew."
Metallica's James Hetfield reflects in People on the onstage accident that gave him third-degree burns after being "completely engulfed" in flames last August. As for being given morphine, Hetfield says, "I hate drugs. At the same time, if your hand is bubbling, you know that you need to go and get it fixed."
'Zine Fiend
R.E.M. axeman Peter Buck confesses to 0, -Iread all the rock press. Ithink I'm the only one in the band who does Ifeel like a childmolester when Igo in and buy all these teenage rock mags."
Each week R&R sneaks a peek through the nation's consumer magazines in search of everything from the sublime to the
ridiculous in music news. R&R has not verified any of these reports.
TELEVISION
TOP TEN SHOWS
OCT. 26-NO V. 1
1Roseanne 2 60 Minutes 3 Coach 4Murphy Brown 5Home Improvement
Saturday Night Live's Presidential Bash (tie) 7Movie (Sunday) ("Pretty Woman") 8Murder, She Wrote 9 20/20 10 Full House
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COMING NEXT WEEK
Tube Tops
"Bruce Springsteen Plugged" showcases the Boss's recent MTV performance (Wednesday, 11,11, lOpm). Westwood One will provide the radio simulcast of the 105minute concert.
Friday, 11/6
·Vince Gill, "The Tonight Show Starring Jay Leno" (NBC, 11:35pm).
· Bonnie Raitt, Tom Cochrane, and Robert Cray, "ABC In Concert" (check local listings).
Sunday, 1118
· "Sinatra" -- atwo-part, fivehour miniseries based on the life and times of Frank Sinatra -- airs on CBS (8pm; part two airs Tuesday, 11'10. 9pm).
·Clint Black, "The Whoopi Goldberg Show" (syndicated; check local listings).
Monday, 11/9
· James Brown, The Arsenio Hall Show" (syndicated; check local listings).
· Wayne Newton, "Whoopi Goldberg."
· Mary J. Blige. "Jay Leno."
Tuesday, 11110
· Gloria Estefan. "Arsenio Hall."
· Patty Smyth. "Jay Leno." · Soul Asylum, "Late Night With David Letterman" (NBC, 12:35am. Wednesday).
Wednesday, 11111
· Ephraim Lewis, "Jay Leno."
· Shawn Colvin and Bela Fleck, "David Letterman" (12:35am, Thursday).
Thursday, 11/12
· Patti LaBelle and Diahann Carroll reprise their roles as Dwayne's and Whitley's respective mothers on NBC's hourlong "A Different World" (8pm).
· Little Richard guest stars as an exterminator on Fox's "Martin" (8:30pm).
· Tevin Campbell, "Arsenio Hall."
· Billy Dean, "Jay Leno."
Top Ten Talk Topics
October 592
W hat's on Americans' minds? Each month R&R conducts an exclusive survey of the nation's leading Talk radio stations to determine the 10issues that have generated the greatest amount of listener phone response over the past four weeks. Following is a comparison of last month's and this month's hottest topics.
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-- 1 Presidential Debates
3 2 Ross Perot's Return
6 3 POWs Left In Vietnam?
5 4 1992 Presidential Election
-- 5 Madonna's "Sex" Book
7 6 Economy
-- 7 Vice-Presidential Debate
-- 8 Local Politics
-- 9 Sinead O'Connor Vs. The Pope
-- 10 Media Coverage Of Election
Politics virtually monopolized the airwaves last month. It took apair of outspoken pop divas to cut through the clutter.
Reporting Stations: KCMO Kansas Crty. Bron
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John Wince WFLA Tampa, Gabe Hobbs: WGST Atlanta. Eric Seidel: WLSChicago. Drew Hayes;
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mer. WWL New Orleans, Diane Newman. WWRC Washington, WXYT Defrort, Michael Packer
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Although the laptop computer has become a common fixture in the business world, its growth has been hindered by alack of hardware compatibility. With the forthcoming in-
dustry adoption of astandard hardware interface slot, however, the machines may start to realize their true potential.
When computers equipped with the Personal Computer Memory
Card International Assoc. (PCMCIA) bus -- named for the industry group spearheading the standardization effort -- arrive in
stores later this year, users will be able to plug in utility cards as if they were Nintendo games.
These interchangeable cards offer awide array of functions. For example, there are cards for data storage utilizing "flash memory" chips or miniature hard drives.
Spy-Proof Cordless Phones
Cordless phones offer users convenience, but often sacrifice privacy in the process. It has become relatively easy -- almost a popular pastime, in fact -- for an interested party to tap into acordless conversation.
With this in mind, Cincinnati Microwave Inc. has designed acordless phone that solves the privacy problem. These new phones operate in the 900 MHz range (20 times the frequency of current models), offering improved clarity at a longer range (up to ahalf-mile).
The unit's "spread-spectrum" technology encodes the signal between the base and the handset digitally, rendering it unintelligible to humans. As an extra security measure, specially designed microchips randomly change the transmission's frequency during the call, so the signal cannot be monitored for an extended period of time.
The company expects to have the
phones on the market in the first quarter of 1993 at a cost of $250$300. For more info, call the firm at (513) 489-5400.
CD Units Add `Missing' High-End
Ever since CDs came on the scene nearly 10 years back, audiophiles' biggest complaint has been the absence of frequencies over 20 kHz. These usually inaudible tones, left off CDs in the encoding process. can interact with other frequencies to create subtle musical nuances.
With that in mind, Long Beach, CA-based Pioneer Electronics has introduced the "PD-65" (pictured), "PD-52," and "PD-32" players to their Elite line. All three models incorporate the company's exclusive "Legato Link" system, which extrapolates and restores the missing ultrahigh frequencies, completing the musical picture.
Suggested retail prices for the three models begin at $400. For more info, call the company at (310) 835-6177.
Others provide modem/fax capability, and some will offer laptops access to existing local area networks (LANs) through either radio or direct links.
Standardization also may mean smaller machines. Dell Computer Corp. recently introduced alaptop that's about an inch thick and weighs less than four pounds, made possible in part because its communications functions will all be handled by PCMCIA cards.
Industry consultant Dream IT Inc. expects 1.1 million PCMCIAequipped laptops to be sold within the next year, soaring to 9.2 million by 1996. Correspondingly, Cupertino, CA-based AP Research projects sales of the utility cards climbing from 400,000 units this year to 10 million in 1995.
PC PITFALLS
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The recent survey of office productivity conducted by the Sausalito, CA-based SBT software firm found that an estimated 2% of America's domestic gross product ($97 billion) was spent on unproductive computer time or -- as SBT calls it -- "futzMg."
Following are the five most frequent futzes:
Font futzing: Sprucing up cop with fancy typefaces.
Network gnashing: Attempting to link PCs on anetwork, which initially leads to frequent system crashes.
Office blocking: Writing and rewriting the same thing repeatedly because tinkering is so easy.
Spread web: Creating overly elaborate spreadsheets.
Presentation perfection: Endlessly polishing PC-generated charts, graphs, and other fancy flourishes.
Digital Compact Cassette Player Set For U.S. Debut
Holland-based Philips Consumer Electronics has announced aU.S. street date for its "DCC900" digital compact cassette recorder/ player, which debuted on the Japanese market in September. The DCC will arrive in American stores this week at alist price of $799.
The unit produces compact disc-quality sound and can give you track/artist information in atext display window. Along with playing digital cassettes, the DCC will be able to play existing analog cassettes.
The digital cassettes, which are roughly the size of analog cassettes, will be available in varying lengths from anumber of manufacturers. Philips will introduce its 90-minute length blank digital cassette, at a suggested $9.99 list, concurrent with the DCC900 rollout.
Software support will come from BMG, EMI, MCA, Polygram, and Warner Bros.. with 500 titles set to be available at the time of the launch.
Within the next year, the company expects to introduce three auto DCC units, two Walkman-style DCC units, acomponent DCC unit, and a DCC portable stereo. For more info. phone Philips at (615) 521-3109.
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Interactive Software Industry
Eyes Bright Future
W ithin the next two decades, consumers are expected to spend at least 40% of their recreational software dollars on video games, computer entertainment, and other interactive programs. according to SFbased investment firm Volpe, Welty & Co.
The interactive software market currently stands at $4 billion -- consumers now spend $2-$3 billion and $500 million on video games and computer games, respectively. An average yearly increase of
more than 20% would place the industry above the $10 billion mark by the year 2000.
Meanwhile, today's $50-$60 billion "passive" entertainment software industry -- prerecorded audio (music, books, etc.) and video -- is growing at an average rate of 8% -12% ayear.
The introduction of "virtual reality" systems -- wherein the "player" actively participates in athreedimensional, "living" videogame -- also is expected to contribute to the industry's growth.
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'Love Lines' Bleeding!
Malrite CHA Z100INY night stalker Chio The Hitman and Dr. Judy Kuriansky -- afrequent guest on "Geraldo," "Donahue," "Sally Jessy Raphael," and "A Current Affair" -- are now co-hosting a Monday-Thursday, lOpm-midnight show called "Love Lines."
The debut show Monday (11 /2) featured Epic's Spin Doctors as in-studio guests who helped the hosts answer callers' questions about dating, sex, AIDS, and virginity.
Responding instantly, Jim "Poorman" Trenton -- the co-host/creator of KROOIL.A.'s remarkably similar "Loveline" show, who's recently been negotiating to syndicate the program -- launched an on-air tirade against Z100, angrily accusing the Zoo York station of "ripping off" his concept. A number of faxes expressing Trenton's displeasure were fired off to Z100, along with afew explicit epistles from KROQ listeners.
ST learned that KROQ's management contacted Z100, alerting the New Yorkers to possible trademark violations regarding the name and concept. KROQ officials, however, declined to comment. Z100 allegedly responded a little something like this: "I guess we'll see you in court." Reportedly, Infinity Chairman Mel Karmazin and the honchos at Malrite are having intense discussions as to who borrowed whose idea and or name.
Z100 claims that when it signed on the air in 1983, original night rocker Sean "Hollywood" Hamilton did aone-hour nightly show called "Hollywood's Midnight Lovelines"
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Under the banner "Stern tactics for Stern times," longtime AOR programmer Ed Levine and broadcast marketing veteran Doug Harris have announced the creation of "Sternbusters" -- a special consultancy designed to assist managers of radio stations whose markets have been invaded by multi-city morning star Howard Stern. (Levine is, of course, notorious for having worked with -- and against -- Stern in NYC, DC and Albany.)
Meanwhile, one of the producers for the tabloid TV show "Hard Copy" claims to have received hundreds of threats from Howard Stern fans after the syndicated show did a story portraying the Infinity shocker as abully.
In a story to be published in TV Guide, Audrey Lavin claims to have received nearly 250 threatening messages on her answering machine since Stern gave out her private phone number. She labels the callers "nasty, mean yahoos from hell that [Stern] incites."
Finally, Gold KUDA/Las Vegas reportedly will become Stern's 10th affiliate beginning Monday (11/9).
Rumors
· When -- or should that be will -- Charlie Minor return to Giant? ST has a strong hunch it'll be Monday (11/9).
·Will former KROO/L.A. (and more recently crosstown MARS PD) Freddy Snakeskin return to the 'ROO? He was heard pulling an airshift last weekend.
· Is the 920/Baltimore MD/afternoon slot aneck 'n' neck race between WNVZ/Norfolk MD/night rocker Tommy Frank and 920 weekender Mark Feather?
·Will a new Ft. Lauderdale-based Talk net featuring anumber of former American Radio Network personalities launch in January'?
· Is Paxson Hot AC WVRI/Orlando flipping to CHR? PD B.J. Hunter denies it, but market rumors persist. Paxson Group PD Bill Pasha did not return ST's calls.
· Is ST perennial Elvis Duran about to hit the jackpot?
(note the spelling) with co-host Dr. George Brothers. Z100 sources claim that 8/5/83 show predates any Infinity use of the "Loveline" name.
Elektra Sr. VP/Urban Promo Ruben Rodriguez will exit the company to devote full attention to his Elektra-distributed Pendulum label.
Current Elektra Urban VP/Promo & Mktg Joe Morrow has been named acting promo head for the department. ST also hears he's the odds-on favorite to win the post permanently.
15 Minutes Of Fame
WKBOISt. Louis PD Mark Todd was let go without severance last week, apparently
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McVay Media Down Under
Country Consultant Charlie Cook is now consulting 2SM/Sydney. It is the first Country station in Australia's largest city. The WESGOowned station is managed by one-time programmer Mark Spurway.
New Clients
McVay Media continues to be America's fastest growing program consultancy as they
sign new clients. WROW/Albany, WRQI/ Rochester, KBEZ/Tulsa, KMXB/Salt Lake City, WLTS/New Orleans, WYCO/Wausau, KOSP/ Springfield, WRVC Huntington, WSLC & WSLQ/ Roanoke.
Watch for the consultant to announce two new AC clients, two Country clients, and one Oldies client within the next two weeks.
Contact Mike McVay for information on how you can put the McVay Media winning team to work for you . .216-892-1910.
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because of the content of aSteve & D.C. morning show bit that aired while Todd was on vacation two weeks ago.
Shortly after 15+ minutes' worth of audio of acouple making love hit the air, Todd was called back to the station for damage control. He kept the story out of the local press and off the evening TV news, despite many angry calls to the station as well as reported complaints to the FCC.
However, Chase President Ed Carlick reportedly phoned KASP & WKBQ GM Rich Gray with marching orders to fire Todd -- along with morning show producer Rich McMann. ST called Gray, who responded, "No comment, call Ed Carlick." Calls to Carlick went unreturned.
Observers speculate that Todd's dismissal was aimed at showing the FCC that the combo -- in the midst of asale to Evergreen, which will then spin it off to crosstown Legend -- took appropriate action in the matter.
Todd told ST, "I was out of town. Had I known they were going to do abit like that, I would have never let it happen. Iwas the sacrificial lamb for an unfortunate bit that aired." He noted that "while some listeners found the bit distasteful, most were supportive
Rumbles
·In a cost-cutting move, Gold WIBMILansing morning man Jim Bosh, PD Reed Kittredge, and GM Mike Topoll are all o-u-t in the wake of the station's being sold by Metro City to crosstown WJXQ.
In other Lansing news, WILS-FM APD/afternoon driver Rick Walker has been named PD, replacing PD/morning man Allan Gibbs. Walker, who'll retain afternoons, is looking for anew morning host.
·Veteran NYC air talent Paco -- fired by Hot 97 last Labor Day weekend for working under the influence of alcohol -- has been rehired as host of the station's "Classic Showcase" Sunday night program.
·WDLSIWilkes-Barre PD Nancy Faye exits. ·AC WIBOlUtica-Rome becomes WKDY, the market's latest Country outlet. Frank Brosky is the new PD, coming from the Production Dir, slot at CHR WVBS/Wilmington, NC · Longtime CHR KHOP (FM104)/Modesto thps to AOR and the positioner "Great Rock N' Roll." ·JET-FM/Erle PO Jim Cook exits. APD/MD Neal Sharpe now will handle all programming duties. ·Former KC101/New Haven PD John Scott takes weekend/swing shifts at WBMX/Boston. ·Gold KSFO & KYAISF weekender Mike Joseph shifts to similar duties at Classic Rock KUFXI San Jose. ·Rock CHR KEGL/Dallas grabs Pam Steele for middays. She was formerly with crosstown Classic Rocker KZPS. ·KHMX/Houston MD Geno Pearson exits. Look for music duties to be absorbed by other staffers. ·WSKX1Hinesville-Savannah, GA PD/afternoons Bubba Chavez exits. ·B96IC hicago swingmeister Tim Richards joins WVIC/Lansing as MD/middays. He replaces Dave Savage, who segues to overnights in place of the exiting T.J. Ross. ·Former KODZIDallas morning man Richard Stevens (brother of AT-40 host Shadoe Stevens) signs on as host of the satellite-delivered radio show "USA Overnight." ·Veteran AOR personality/voice talent Steve Crowley joins KZOKISeattle for weekends. ·KBECIIKC welcomes Jeff "Action "Jackson -- most recently with KXKTIOmaha -- for afternoons. KBE.) PD Mike Kennedy comes off air ·WYAV/Myrtle Beach, SC APD Tank Sherman becomes OM. PD Beau Richards and MD/wife Kelly Green remain with the station while pursuing other programming opportunities.
Here Comes The Judged
Campaign shoutin' like a Southern diplomat, the pubic policy-makers at DGC Records took Promo Item O' The Week honors by a hair, courting selected programmers with the rather impolitic bumperstickers pictured above on behalf of Sonic Youth's new "Youth Against Fascism" single.
Unfortunately, even such adedicated follower of fascism
III.as Dan Quayle knows the word is spelled f-a-s-c-i-s-m .... il
of Steve & D.C." (The duo was removed from the air for two days following the incident.)
Speaking of that takeover, the transfer to Evergreen should be complete by week's end; the LMA to Legend will follow within hours. Expect Rick Upton, PD at Legend's KHTK, to take over programming at WKBQ ASAP.
Bruce Bird Dies At 44
Artist manager and former promo exec Bruce Bird died from acerebral hemorrhage on Sunday (1 1/1) at the age of 44. Bird worked in promotion at Liberty/DA, Buddah, and as an indie before becoming VP/Promo at Casablanca at the height of its late-'70s success. He formed the MCAdistributed Camel Records in 1982, developing Night Ranger, and segued into Camel Management, which handles Damn Yankees, Vince Neil, and Sass Jordan, among others.
Bird leaves his wife, Nancy, and four children. Donations in his memory can be made to the T.J. Martell/Neil Bogart Foundation Memorial Labs in New York or Santa Monica.
Stecker Resigns
In asurprising turn of events, KSCSIDallas PD Ted Stecker resigned his post for personal reasons. He'd been with the station for more than five years.
No PD for Gannett's new CHR KHKS (106.1 Kiss-FM)IDallas (see Page 1) ...yet. Fascinatin' speculation has WYXRIPhilly PD John Cook taking the reins, but well-placed insiders deny it.
Here's the KHKS lineup for now: ·mornings, acting PD (and contender for
the permanent gig) J.J. McKay, from crosstown KODZ ·middays, Leigh Ann, from crosstown KEGL ·afternoons, Garry D., from KODZ ·nights, Steve Nichols, from crosstown KZPS ·overnights, Len White, aholdover from the former KOAI's NAC staff.
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Rumors were also bobbing around town 'bout former KTKS (the station's pre-KOAI CHR identity) morning team Walton & Johnson returning for wakeups and former Y95/Dallas personality Billy Burke exiting Z901San Diego to do afternoons in the Big D.
RADIO & REtORDS
Perot-Amateur Classic
NTT WXYT/Detroit scored front-page coverage in the Detroit News with aspoof Ross Perot interview in which the diminutive mogul charged that one of his daughters had been kidnapped by the Bush campaign and replaced with alookalike.
The bit kept listeners going for 25 minutes before afternoon driver David Newman revealed that "Perot" was really actor/ impressionist Bob Offenbacher.
Gannett Classic Rocker KM/San Diego and GM Mike Shields have parted company. WUSA1Tampa President/GM Jay Cook becomes interim GM.
·Bob Sherwood ovP, Sony Software as VP/Saund
·Jay Butler n'
WOBH /Detroit PD.
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·Elektra/Asylum ups Rick Alden to VP/Nat'l CHR Promo verent Alberts officially becomes PD of WCIFM4Aihvaukee.
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·Joe Galante promoted to Division VPiRCA Nashville.
·KOST tos Angeles taps Jhani Kaye as PD.
'Paulette Williams boosted to GSM of KM9G/Les Angeles.
·Jonathon Brandmeler hired for wakeups at WLUP-FM 'Chicago.
KKBTIL.A. PD Mike Stradford officially resigns to join Owest's A&R department. KKBT MD "Big John" Monds is upped to interim PD.
Chalk up anew LMA for Jacksonville Eagle Broadcasting (owner of UC WHJX) has entered into aone-year LMA (with purchase option) of Osborn Communications' WBYB. *BYB will flip to Black AC. utilizing SMN's "The Touch" format Veteran West Florida air talent Jack The Bellboy will join 'BYB for wakeups next week
Radio Fresno Inc. CHR KBOS (B95)I Fresno rings in the changes as it moves from receivership into the hands of Cencal Broadcasting Inc. PD Trevor Carey, GM Dwayne Murray, and Promotions Dir Brian Rippinberger all exit. Co-owner Stephen Miller is B95's new GM; new to the programming chair is former KHTNIMercedModesto PD Fast Eddie Monson.
KMBY/Monterey PD Mark Steven, who's been handling interim PD duties at sister WLAV-FM, called the ST "fun-fone" to let you know he's officially been named PD at 'LAV for the foreseeable future. He'll retain his KMBY PD title as well, too.
Meanwhile, KMBY Promotion Dir. Marianne Dupree moves to 'LAV as MD. She replaces Robert Chase, who exited when the station flipped from New Rock to AOR last week. And ...Mike Roth is 'LAV's new programming assistant.
Records
· Ex-DGC Nat'l Album Promo domo Hugh Surratt will take a nat'l artist development post at RCA. He'll be based in L.A., but will divide his time between the coasts.
· Morgan Creek Detroit promo rep Andi Turco jumps to Virgin for regional promo duties in the Motor City. Meanwhile. Morgan Creek KCiSt. Louis rep Kevin Morton exits.
· Former Eiektra nat'l AOR promo dude Victor Lentini sets up shop in Atlanta under the Get Smart Promotion banner.
'Bobby Applegate named VP. Dir . Album Promo at Arleta.
*Nob Cole crowned PD of KMELean Francisco.
ST hears that Hollywood is indeed talking seriously with former Elektra Sr. VP/GM Brad Hunt about asimilar post, based in L.A
The Great Wide Way
Rush Limbaugh may soon apply his robust talents to the Broadway stage. According to Daily Variety, "Will Rogers Follies" producer Pierre Cossette (of many a Grammy telecast fame) has invited the Rushster to play the role of Rogers's aviator buddy, Wiley Post. Limbaugh has reportedly accepted the invite.
In another Limbaugh accolade, the round mound o' sound was dubbed "The Bore That Roared" by the Boring Institute, aprelude to his mid-December enshrinement on the ninth annual "Most Boring Celebrities of the Year" list. Limbaugh was described as "the only person we know who could fly around the world in aself-propelled hot air balloon and never have to touch down."
For the third year, stations consulted by Jerry Clifton's New World Communications, along with other outlets, will join in an effort to establish November 22 -- the date of John F. Kennedy's assassination -- as Stop The Violence Day. Interested stations can call Paige Nienaber at New World, (415) 665-8525.
Operating On Reduced Power
If you had ahard time reaching R&R on Tuesday (1 1/3), 'twas due to afreak windstorm blowing out the power for all of Century City -- disabling our phones, faxes, computers, etc. -- until 1pm PST. We'd like to extend aheartfelt thanks to all our reporting stations (for their extra cooperation) and everyone else who took the time to call back.
Songs OfFreedom is available in a4cassette boxed set or anumbered, limited edition, 4CD boxed set.
26.R&R November 6,1992
NEWS
Format Flip
Continued from Page 1
KHKS President/GM Brenda Adj-lance told R&R, "Research told us back in 1991 that there was a void for an Adult CHR when both [then-CHR KHYI, now Country ILSNN 1Y95 and KEGL were battling it out. We waited for aclear opportunity, saw our window, and launched our 20-35-skewing CHR format.
"While others have been abandoning the format, we feel that CHR hasn't been done properly and it must be more than just aresearch-driven music machine. It needs to be mass appeal in nature. That means playing a little bit of the best of every type of hit music. Kiss will be a fun, spontaneous, personality-driven station that will have the best elements of amorning show around the clock."
Adriance told R&R aPD hasn't been selected yet. "[Gannett Radio Division President] Gerry DeFrancesco is taking ahands-on approach in securing a PD. We should have that figured out shortly. Also, the airstaff isn't permanent as yet. We've been fortunate to find a number of local air personalities who are doing afine job of getting us started. We'll also make those decisions shortly."
Granum Commitment
As part of the KCDU switch,
former Digital Planet VP/Pro-
gramming Paul Goldstein has been
brought in to replace the exiting
Gary Reynolds as PD. For now,
the new Oasis has retained the
KCDU announcing staff. Tom
Miller is serving as acting
APD/MD.
According to Granum COO Peter
Ferrara, "Smooth jazz is a very
popular format with aloyal follow-
ing in the Dallas market. The Oasis
has grown significantly during the
past year, which is why we decided
to keep it on the air."
VP/GM Skip Schmidt added,
"When we made the decision to
move the Oasis to 107.5, we decided
to hire the best programming tal-
ent in the country.
"Paul Goldstein was one of the
originators of the incredibly suc-
cessful 'Wave' format at KTWV/
Los Angeles. He's regarded as one
of the most creative and forward-
thinking programmers. Oasis lis-
teners continue delivering the best
smooth jazz to our market."
Goldstein
told
R&R,
"[Granum's] really committed to
the format. They're spending aton
of money on television and will do it
right."
Goldstein previously held pro-
granuning and production posi-
tions at VVNBC (now WFAN)/New
York, WPIX/New York, and San
Diego stations KPRI and KOGO
(now KKLQ).
Among persons 12+ in this sum-
mer's Arbitron, KOAI ranked 11th
(3.5) and KCDU placed 26th (1.1).
Stern Probe
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Royalty Bill
Continued from Page 1
-- in upholding a 1990 indecency
fine against the same three outlets -- that it believes it has the authori-
serving creative incentives within the framework of new digital audio techniques."
ty to initiate enforcement proceed-
Under the royalty formula, small
ings without such alistener objec-
tion. Infinity's Washington attorney,
fees will be collected by the U.S. Copyright Royalty Tribunal from manufacturers and importers of
Steve Lerman, declined to com- digital tape recorders and blank
ment on what the company would say in its response, which is due
digital tapes. The money will be distributed to record companies,
Thursday (11/5). He did say the fil- recording artists, composers. and
ing would be "anticlimactic com- music publishers to compensate
pared to media speculation."
them for sales lost owing to con-
sumers making their own "per-
fect" digital copies of music re-
Itold [Stern] that
cordings. The law also requires all consumer-model digital tape re-
talking about [Sikes's] health was
corders to prevent multigenera-
tional copying. Although manufacturers will be
inappropriate. He admitted that as a joke it didn't work.
paying the royalties, their trade group, the Electronic Industries Association, also supported the legislation, which had been formu-
--Mel Karmazin
lated in negotiations with recording industry representatives. "The
consumer electronics and music
There have been rumors that Infinity might file an unusual response -- such as pleading its Fifth
Amendment right against self-
industries have worked together ..so consumers could record dig-
itally at home," said EIA VP Gary Shapiro.
incrimination. Such amove, warn-
ed one senior FCC official, "would
Brent PD At KOQL be abig mistake." In the days since the Commis-
sion announced its action against
WWMG
&
KLSX, Stern has raged against the WXRC/Charlotte
agency during his daily show, MD Jon Brent
charging that FCC Chairman Al has been selected
Sikes has avendetta against him. to fill the PD
Earlier this week, Stern's remarks chair at KOQL/
took an ugly turn when he voiced Oklahoma City.
hope that Sikes, who recently un- He takes over for
derwent surgery to remove a Terry Mason,
tumor from his prostate, would die who left the En-
of cancer.
tercom Gold
Infinity President Mel Karmazin said he spoke to Stern about the re-
outlet several months ago for
Brent
mark and accepted Stern's ex- similarly formatted WGTO/Orlan-
planation that the comment was made "in jest."
"I told !Stern] that talking about [Sikes's] health was inappropriate," said Karmazin. "He admitted that as ajoke it didn't work." Karmazin added that Stern did not apologize for the remark.
do.
According to KOQL GM Dave Griffin, "Jon's the complete PD with a wide range of both format and market experience. His specialty is Gold, his passion is winning, and he fits right in with our growing staff."
Brent previously programmed
WWMG and has worked on-air at
Ownership Continued from Page 1
trepreneurs.
KRQR/San Francisco, KQFX/ Austin, KYNO/Fresno, and KOSO/Modesto, CA.
According to LULAC: "A vast
body of experience -- including the
James Replaces Commission's own -- shows that
when whites are given achoice bet-
James At WWSN ween associating with minorities
or associating with whites, they
choose the whites."
W'SLY & WDXZ/Charleston, SC
PD Randy James has succeeded
Glickenhaus
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Shelly James (no relation) as PD of WWSN/Dayton. Shelly James recently left the Stoner AC to pro-
"It's abittersweet time for all of gram KLTR/Houston.
us at Noble. Ihate to see Tom
According to VP/GM Deborah
leave," commented Noble Chair- Parenti-Mann, "Randy's extensive
man/CEO John Lynch. "Mike Glickenhaus has been a top
AC programming experience and personable approach should prove
RCS
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activate the system. A new code must be entered every 90 days for its continued use. Olson said he obtained the first access code directly from the company.
On asubsequent occasion, Olson said Stolz called him to obtain another access code. According to Olson, Stolz arranged for a "conference" call to RCS in New York and listened in quietly while Olson asked for anew access code.
"That is absolutely, categorically false," said Stolz. "The fact is that Jon Olson ... stated under oath that he did not know me and he wouldn't recognize me if he saw me walking down the street. Ithink that was an outrageous lie which was intended to try to link my company ...to the acts of Mr. Hunter and his pals."
Cross-Claim
Stolz filed across-claim against Hunter, but Judge Levi threw out the motion, saying "Hunter had no participation in [some] of Stolz's acts and derived no benefit from the infringement."
Hunter, who currently works at KIKI/Honolulu, declined to discuss the decision. Olson left the radio business for a ministry and
couldn't be reached for comment. Attorney John Adkisson, who
represented RCS, said the company would not have sued KWOD had the station been more forthright. "Hunter and Olson were very cooperative and told the truth. But we couldn't even get Ed Stolz to admit that he had the unauthorized copy of the software until the eve of the trial."
Judge Levi ordered Stolz to pay RCS $31,000 -- the purchase price of Selector -- in actual damages, $50,000 in punitive damages, and about $21,000 in assorted other damages. Lawyers for the software company said they will also ask the judge to order Stolz to pay attorneys' fees.
Leiser
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We're pleased to bring him to Tampa in the top position."
Prior to joining WSOC two years ago. Leiser was WSUN &WWRM's GSM. He previously was Sales
Manager at WSB/Atlanta and worked for WUBE/Cincinnati, where he was an announcer, AE,
LSM, and GSM.
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Glickenhaus added, "91X is San Diego's top Rock station, and the
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MUSIC
Kenny GLeaves Listeners `Breathless'
Saxrnan Kenny G's forthcoming Arista LP is titled "Breathless." G produced 10 of the 14 cuts himself, but co-produced "G-Bop" with Walter Afanasieff (of
Mariah Carey production fame) and Dan Shea.
Afanasieff also worked with David Foster on the album's two vocal tracks -- "Even If My Heart Would Break" (featuring Aaron Neville) and "By The Time This Night Is Over" (featuring Peabo Bryson and co-written by Michael Bolton, Diane Warren, and Andy Goldmark). "Forever In Love" goes to radio this week. The LP will blow into stores November 17.
Cohen Back To 'The Future'
Leonard Cohen returns after a four-year recording hiatus with "The Future," which he produced with Steve Lindsey, Bill Ginn, and Leanne Ungar, among others. Harmony vocals are provided by Jennifer Warnes, whose "Famous Blue Raincoat" LP consisted entirely of Cohen covers. Other featured artists include singer Julie Christensen, percussionist Lenny Castro, and keyboarclist Greg Phillinganes. The track "Anthem" features the L.A. Mass Choir.
Among the nine songs are "Waiting For The Miracle," "Tacoma Trailer," and a version of Irving Berlin's "Always." Although the seven-minute cut "Democracy" went to radio last month (in time for the elections), "Closing Time" will be the first official single. The Columbia LP hits the streets November 24.
Money Unplugged
Eddie Money recorded his allacoustic EP, "Unplug It In," in Houston and Austin clubs. He coproduced it with Monty Bryom, who also played rh, Lid nguitar and sang harmony vocals.
Among the nine cuts are versions of Money's own "Two Tickets To Paradise" and Smokey Robinson's "You Really Got A Hold On Me," as well as "I Just Want To Fall In Love Again" and "Save A Little Room In Your Heart For Me," the last of which goes to radio late next week. The Columbia EP hits the streets Tuesday.
'Something Real' From Mills
Among the many producers who worked on Stephanie Mills's "Something Real" LP are Steve Barri, Vassal Benford, Andre Harrell, Shawn "Puffy" Combs, and Mills herself. Cuts include "Stone Cold Woman," "24-Hour Woman," and the current single ("All Day, All Night"). The complete MCA CD is set to arrive November 24.
Wainwright's 'History'
"History" -- the new LP from Loudon Wainwright III -- was produced by the artist with Jeffrey Lesser. Wainwright wrote all 14 songs, except "A Handful Of Dust," which he co-wrote with Loudon Wainwright Jr. Songs include "Talking New Bob Dylan," "People In Love," "So Many Songs," and "The Picture." The Charisma/Virgin LP is due November 17.
Amy Grant's Target Marketing
Amy Grant has cut asingle exclusively for the Minneapolis-based Target discount chain, which sponsored her 1991 tour. The song is "Let The Season Take Wing," and its title is the theme of Target's holiday promotions. The chain's TV ads feature a snippet of the song and the promise that customers who purchase A&M's "Amy Grant, Home For Christmas" LP at Target stores will also receive a free copy of the single. The offer is good while supplies last.
Spin Doctors ...Live
"Homebelly Groove ...Live" is the Spin Doctors' second live EP. Of the 10 tracks, two are medleys, three are previously unreleased songs that didn't make it onto their first live EP ("Up For Grabs .. Live"), and five are tunes from their current/debut LP ("Pocket Full Of Kryptonite"). These include "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" (the current single), "What Time Is It?," "Refrigerator Car," and "Off My Line." Epic Associated won't be working this EP, but it ships to radio next week and arrives in stores November 24.
Ice Cube's Third
Ice Cube's third solo LP ("The Predator") spotlights the work of several producers, including DJ Pooh, Cypress Hill's DJ Muggs, Sir Jinx, and Bobcat. Das EFX guest on the track "Check Yo Self."
Due November 17 from Priority, the 16-cut disc sports such titles as "I'm Scared," "It Was A Good Day," "Integration," and "We Had To Tear This Mothafucka Up." "Wicked" is the current single.
Sweet 'N' Live
Matthew Sweet's "Good Friend -- Another Take On 'Girlfriend" is acollection of live and/or acoustic tunes, many of them on the Zoo artist's current album ("Girlfriend"). Guitarist Ivan Julian joins Sweet throughout the dozen cuts, and exAttractions member Pete Thomas is heard on anew song, "Someone Pull The Trigger."
Selections include an acoustic cover of John Lennon's "Isolation" and a rendition of Neil Young's "Cortez The Killer" recorded live with the Indigo Girls. At present, the set will be available for retail promotion -- though a label rep says requests from stations are welcome -- but no plans exist to market it commercially.
Sign O' The Times
Veteran Chicago blues guitarist/vocalist Otis Rush has signed to Andrew Lauder's PLG-distributed This Way Up label. Rush is in the studio with producer John Porter.
PRECIOUS METAL
The RIAA has issued the following awards for the month of October:
MULTIPLATINUM ALBUMS
"Use Your Illusion II," Guns N' Roses, Geffen (4 million); "Waking Up The Neighbours," Bryan Adams, A&M (3 million); "Wynonna," Wynonna, Curb/MCA; "Extreme II Pomograffitti," Extreme, ASM; "The Best Of Luther Vandross: The Best Of Love," Luther Vandross, Epic (2 million).
PLATINUM ALBUMS
"Bobby," Bobby Brown, MCA; "Unplugged," Eric Clapton, Re-
prise; "What's The 41 1?," Mary J. Bilge, Uptown/MCA; "Singles" ST, Various Artists, Epic Soundtrax; "Back To Front," Lionel Richle, Motown.
GOLD ALBUMS
"Bobby," Bobby Brown; "Unplugged," Eric Clapton; "Dog Eat Dog," Warrant, Columbia; "T-R-OU-B-L-E," Travis Tritt, WB; "Don't Tread," Damn Yankees, WB; "Honeymoon In Vegas" ST, Various Artists, Epic Soundtrax; "Business Never Personal," EPMD, RAL/Chaos; "House Of Pain," House Of
Pain, Tommy Boy; "Welcome To Wherever You Are," INXS, Atlantic/AG; "Way 2 Fonky," DJ Ouik, Profile; "Long Necks And Short Stories," Mark Chesnutt, MCA: "The Greatest Hits 1966-1992" (box set), Neil Diamond, Columbia; "Sebastian," Sebastian, Walt Disney.
GOLD SINGLES
"Rump Shaker," Wreckx-N-Effect, MCA; "Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough," Patty Smyth w/Don Henley, MCA; "Humpin' Around," Bobby Brown; "Back To The Hotel," N2Deep, Profile.
SCREEN SCENE
Lennox Sings `Love Song For A Vampire'
The Columbia soundtrack to "Bram Stoker's Dracula" contains one pop song -- Arista artist Annie Lennox's newly recorded "Love Song For AVampire" (produced by Stephen Lipson, who also produced her "Diva" LP). The film's score is by composer Wojciech Kilar.
Directed by Francis Ford Coppola, the film stars Gary Oldman, Winona Ryder, Anthony Hopkins, Keanu Reeves, and Island/PLG artist Tom Waits (who plays the notorious, bug-eating Renfield). The Columbia Pictures film opens November 13. The LP arrives four days later.
Belle & Bryson: 'Aladdin' Sing
Columbia artists Regina Belle and Peabo Bryson perform "A Whole New World (Aladdin's Theme)" the lead track from Disney's newest animated film, "Aladdin." Alan Menken scored the film and co-wrote this song -- and two others -- with Tim Rice. Menken wrote three other "Aladdin" tunes with the late Howard Ashman, with
Annie Lennox -- love bites.
whom he co-wrote the title track for "Beauty And The Beast."
As the voice of the genie, Robin Williams sings one song. Other vocal talents include Gilbert Gottfried (a non-singing parrot). Brad Kane (Aladdin), and "Miss Saigon" star Lea Salonga (Princess Jasmine).
Columbia will take the BelleBryson track to radio next week The complete Walt Disney Records soundtrack arrives November 10. The film opens in New York and Los Angeles the following day and goes wide on November 25.
MUSIC DATEBOOK
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16
1973/ David Bowie hosts his first US. TV special on NBC.
1978/ Queen perform "Fat Bottomed Girls" at Madison Square Garden while being circled by several scantily-clad women on bicycles.
Bono -- U2 can be astar.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17
1970/ Elton John's New York concert is recorded and later released as his "11/17/70" album.
1987/U2 pull an L.A. Coliseum audience member on stage to sing "People Get Ready" with them. He hands 'ern a demo tape.
Born: Ronnie DeVoe (New Edition, Bell Biv DeVoe) 1967
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18
1970/ Jerry Lee Lewis divorces his for-
mer teenage bride, Myra. 1972/ Crazy Horse member Danny
Whitten dies of aheroin overdose. His death inspires much of Nell Young's subsequent "Tonight's The Night" LP. Born: Graham Parker 1950, Kirk Hammett (Metallica) 1962
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19
7979/ Chuck Berry is released from jail after serving two months for tlx evasion.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20
1987f Prince's "Sign '0' The Times" movie opens.
1991/ The Rolling Stones ink a$45 million deal with Virgin.
Born: The late Duane Allman 1946, Joe Walsh 1947
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21
1990/ Mkk Jagger weds his girlfriend of 10 years, model Jerry Hall, on the island of Bali. Also. .. Madonna is sued by an L.A. neighbor who claims her hedge blocks his view. A court rules the singer must trim her bush.
Born: Dr. John 1940
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22
1955/ RCA signs Elvis Presley. Elvis
pockets a$5000 signing bonus.
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Album."
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BREEDERS SHAWN COLVIN INDIGO GIRLS INFORMATION SOCIETY
MINISTRY MICHAEL W. SMITH 10,000 MANIACS TOO MUCH JOY
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NEWSITALK
31 November 6,1992 leaR·
RANDALL BLOOMQUIST
Talking Points
Talk Radio's Role In Politics
I
ncase you were wondering, former KFI/Los Angeles afternoon driver Tom Leykis netted nearly afour share 25-54 and tied for ninth in his
final Arbitron book with the Cox outlet. That summer number was up
Roper survey majority calls format 'minor' source of candidate information
from aspring three share and an increase of two full shares from Summer 91. Leykis was dropped in September in favor of former L.A. Police Chief Daryl Gates.
A new Roper Organization survey commissioned by year than ever before." Converse-
Feminist attorney (and vocal Rush Limbaugh critic) Gloria Allred is
the Columbia Journalism Review suggests Talk radio
plays a small role in informing the public about political
candidates.
Just 14% of the 2000 U.S. respon-
dents identified Talk radio as an "important" source of national and local candidate information. However, a majority of respondents called the format a"minor" informational source (53% for national
politicians, 55% for local). Meanwhile, the number of peo-
ple who considered Talk radio a "primary" source for learning
about national and local candidates was 7% and 6%, respectively. More
Just 14% of the 2000 U.S.
respondents identified Talk radio
as an 'important' source of national and local candidate
information.
than half (55%) of the respon-
dents said they "almost never" lis-
ten to Talk programming, while 17% said they spend "half" to
"nearly all" their listening time tuned to Talk.
the political process that "candidates have appeared on [radio and TV] call-in talk shows more this
ly, 5% felt that trend was "bad" for the process. Nearly a fifth (19%) believed such appearances had a "mixed" impact, was "neither good nor bad," or "both."
·A plurality (40%) said they get "a better idea" of the candidates when callers ask questions on radio or TV shows, while 20% said they learn more from newspeople's queries. Nearly a quarter (23%) said callers and newsies pose equally useful questions.
·A majority (59%) of those who believe callers present better questions said callers "ask the questions Iwant to hear." Meanwhile, 30% said caller inquiries are "harder to dodge," and 23% said callers ask questions that are "fairer" than those posed by newspeople.
hosting aSunday afternoon issue-oriented show on KABC/L.A. The station also adds former KFI.I.A. talker Joel Roberts for Saturday evenings ... Newsman Mike Pulsipher exits the CBS Radio Network and returns to KCBS/San Francisco ...WIP/Philadelphia morning man Angelo Cataldi recently signed anew "long-term" contract with the all-Sports outlet. Details were not disclosed ...Bill Needle is named night talker on all-Sports WKNR/Cleveland ...KMOX/St. Louis 12-year veteran Art Fleming exits to focus on other career interests.
KPLYiReno has dropped its non-sports talk shows to become aplayby-play-intensive, all-Sports outlet. How intensive? For openers, the station
will air 70 NFL games and 250 NBA games during the 1992-93 seasons. All-Sports WSCR/Chicago has joined the Chicago Sun-Times in acam-
paign to raise funds for sports and other extracurricular programs in the city's financially beleaguered schools.
Look for WCBM/Baltimore talker Lester Kinsolving in the upcoming made-for-cable movie "The Killer Angels," ahistorical drama about the Battle of Gettysburg. Kinsolving plays two small roles: Confederate General William Barksdale and arebel color sergeant.
Kudos to WTAE/Pittsburgh for winning Best Local Newscast honors at this year's Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters' annual awards. The prize honored the station's morning news block. "Newsline."
Ironically, the survey's release
coincided with the magazine's pub-
Passin' Through The 'Turnstile' lication of an article claiming Talk
radio's political influence is "growing -- probably at the expense of the mainstream press."
The article's author, C,JR Associate Editor Mike Hoyt, backs off that assertion after reviewing the poll. "You could argue that 63% [of the respondents] were influenced by Talk radio in some fashion," he says. "Other than [the poll results] you just get asense that [Talk radio] is growing. There are more stations and more listeners -- that's undisputed. How much weight [do listeners] give [the for-
mati? Maybe not as much as I thought."
More Findings
Other results from the survey included:
·More than half (59% )of the respondents agreed it was "good" for
Looking for an affordable way to perk up your Saturday schedule? Try the "Turnstile," WFLA/Tampa's Saturday morning show hosted by members of the weekday airstaff.
According to OM Gabe Hobbs, the program gives regular listeners afix of their favorite hosts and exposes the rest of the audience to personalities they might not hear during the week.
Here's how it works: The station's six weekday talkers host the show on a rotating basis. Subscribing to the widely held belief that listeners don't want to ponder
heavy issues on the weekends, the show tends to be more easygoing
than the station's weekday pro-
r!1
We approach the show as [if it were a] Saturday morning
adult cartoon.
--Gabe Hobbs
grarruning. For example, guitarslingin' host Lionel occasionally brings in local musicians for chatand-jam sessions, while morning co-host and Sports Director Tedd Webb talks athletics.
"We approach the show as [if it were a] Saturday morning adult cartoon," Hobbs says. Despite this laid-back tone, the full complement of weekday news and information elements runs during the Saturday show.
More Listeners
Hobbs says "Turnstile" attracts roughly twice the audience of the specialty and parttimer shows that
previously aired in the 9am-noon slot. And since the hosts are not paid extra for the Saturday shifts
(roughly nine per year), it's affordable, too. When contracts come up for renewal and new hosts are hired, the station includes aclause requiring the Saturday work. Even without that obligation, however, the station's personalities have
been cooperative. "It was just amatter of explain-
ing that this was part of our game plan to make the station better overall," Hobbs says. "We also ex-
plained that it was agood way for them to boost their own audiences and hit their ratings bonus num-
bers."
32.RaR November 6,1992
CHR
CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO
JOEL DENVER
Jammin' Z90 Takes San Diego CHR Crown
For the first time in years, San Diego has anew CHR
Thomas observes, "Our signal is
leader -- XHTZ (Jammin' Z90). The Califormula outlet
rose 4.2-4.4 in the Arbitron Summer '92 book to place seventh 12+. Meanwhile, the market's perennial CHR leader, Edens's KKLQ-AM & FM (Q106), slid 5.6-4.2 to rank ninth.
Accultatings showed Z90 swelling 6.8-8.2 for second place behind Country KSON-AM & FM (flat at 8.7), as Q106 dropped 8.7-6.0 into fourth place.
Z90: No Cookie-Cutter
Rick Thomas is on his second tour of duty as PD at Z90, which began in Spring 1990, but was interrupted by afour-month stint as PD at KOY-FM/Phoenix. He says, "Z90 is a uniquely programmed station which has been customized to play San Diego's hits. My favorite comment from out-of-towners is that they don't understand our station. That's because Z90 doesn't sound like anything else. We've tried to avoid that cookie-cutter image a lot of stations have which makes them transplantable from market to market."
Rick Thomas
try to be very flow-conscious, putting ourselves in the listener's head before finalizing our programming elements. Because mix shows have such great TSL, we try to perfect segues in our regular programming to make Z90's presentation exciting, compelling, and fun -- yet
our Achilles heel. Our signal may boom up and down the Southern California coast [it's easily heard
in parts of LOS Angeles on most days] but we have local signal problems in North San Diego and toward the east of the metro. For example, many of our target lis-
teners live in an area called El Cajon. Most of their listening is away from home.
"We have an antenna project in the works, but our tower sits on a large hill just across the border in Tijuana, which presents some logistical problems to getting the work completed. Our studios are in San Diego, and we microwave our signal to the transmitter."
Music, Talents Mesh
"Our music attitude is our strongest element -- next to our personalities, who make it all fit together," notes Thomas. "It took us afull year to find the pulse of the market. We can see it react on the
request lines, in diary returns, and on the streets. The music is targeted to 18-34 women with aniche
"Z90 wins the teens by default, and we're glad to have them. We've discovered that younger kids envy the older kids who drive, have jobs, and can go to clubs. On the other side, the older people want to think younger. If you direct your attitude to the people who are in the 'hip zone,' the people above and below will relate.
"That's why we consider Z90 to be aggressive on playing and adding new music. We're often ahead of the market, but the trick is to be ahead and right."
On music, Thomas says, "The first questions we ask ourselves are: 'Do we think it's a hit with anglicized Hispanics?' Is it too male-leaning?' Is it acceptable to females?' "
That last qualification begs the question of Z90's rap content -- an element arguably in opposition to a
of rap music, but we play the rap music that has the broadest appeal," explains Thomas. The two
biggest music categories for us to examine now are hip-hop and techno. The favorites in these categories are very fluid -- often changing on a daily basis. But if
you do your legwork at retail and investigate sales at the 'mom and pop' stores, you'll find they've created special sections for this music."
Thomas adds, however, "You can do all the homework you want, but if it doesn't sound good coming out of the speakers, you're in trouble. You have to guess what will sound good, but you have to have a clue to start with. That means personally having the ears, or having employees with ears, who understand the mission and the listeners' needs. That's why we don't hesitate
Being consulted by Jerry Clifton not irritating."
target of 20-30-year-old females.
female target. "Z90 does play alot
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in his own hometown is an added
bonus, says Thomas. "When we hooked up with Clifton he taught us alot of things about our audience.
Specifically, we learned the au-
Defeat
No
Surprise
To
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dience hates it when jocks talk up
to the vocals, so we limit that. We
Nothing is better than walking into astation and inher- like flipping aswitch -- it'll be evo-
Music Monitor
W ith a manageable eight units an hour of spots, Jammin' Z90 plays plenty of Stopless Music' and has lots of opportunity to live up to its other positioner -- "San Diego's Hottest Music." Here's what the station sounds like at 5pm, when PD Rick Thomas is at the helm.
ROB BASE/Joy And Pain MARY J. BLIGE/Real Love COLOR ME BADD/I Adore Mi Amor
CLASSIC EXAMPLE/It's Alright SHAI/If IEver Fall In Love A LIGHTER SHADE OF BROWN/ On A Sunday Afternoon DAZZ BAND/Let It Whip BOYZ II MEN/End Of The Road HI-FIVE/She's Playing Hard To Get JODECl/Come And Talk To Me SALT-N-PEPA/Let's Talk About Sex N2DEEP/Back To The Hotel SWEET SENSATION/ Hooked On You
iting a good book. But that wasn't what Tracy Johnson
found when he resigned his consultancy post with Alan Burns & Associates to become PD at Edens's CHR KKLQAM & FM (Q106) /San Diego this past July.
"What happened this book didn't shock me or anyone in the company," says Johnson, who's pro-
grammed WAPE/Jacksonville, KFRX/Lincoln, and been APD at KCPW/Kansas City. "We were
rated on the low end of reality, but we all feel the ratings [5.6-4.2] were within Arbitron's range of reality.
I'm told 50,000 18-34-year-olds simply disappeared from this book, so
there may have been some return problems."
Self-Defeat
Both Q106 and new crosstown CHR champ XHTZ (Jammin' Z90) were off among 18-34 adults. Q106
dropped 7.8-5.7, while Z90 slipped 5.8-4.8. Q106 also plummeted 4.7-2.7
among 25-54s, while Z90 gained slightly to rise 2.2-2.3. Q106 trailed Z90 in teens 17.0 to 28.4 respectively.
"When Igot to Q106, Iknew problems had been developing over the past several years. We're just now paying for them," says Johnson. "We've got some image problems, but our cume is intact in all demos. Our core's TSL has been diluted by Z90, [New Rock giant XTRA-FM] 91X, [Hot AC KFMB-F111] B100,
Tracy Johnson
and our single biggest enemy -- ourselves, Q106."
While he avoids blaming past PDs for Q106's problems, Johnson cites many factors. "Some of the prior decisions over the past several years were incorrect, but that's the value of 20-20 hindsight. Imight have done some of the same things. We've spent the last three months here being fairly inactive, as we're evaluating the research and the market and deciding on options to regroup and regain core loyalty.
"We've earned the negative baggage -- we simply have to do better radio. What's taking place won't be
lutionary. The internal perception of the Q106 sound is that it's highly reactionary. That thinking had closed us down to playing the nondance hits. Now we're more open to playing the hits from all directions."
VP/GM Bob Bolinger adds, "Q106 sounds good now, but it will sound better as time goes on. We have yet to see the full effect of Tracy's talents. Ihired him because he's one of the best in the country, and we're all optimistic. You can't program book-to-book or month-to-month. The questions are: What does the station sound like today, and where are you headed?
"[Consultant and former Q106 PD] Garry Wall says, 'Put agreat station on the air, and they will come.' We've made some mistakes, but our plan is to be the top station in the market -- and that's never changed. Years before, our mission wasn't to beat [then-CHR KSDO-FM] KS104, but to put on a compelling station that pulled ratings, satisfied advertisers, and made alot of money. We've never thought of being competitive as a head-to-head thing. In terms of 12+ shares, eight stations are beating us, and that's eight too many."
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gi ants Diego--) A ilettarMa el Made
Music Monitor
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106, A Better Mix Of
Music And More Of It"
says it all, according to
PD Tracy Johnson. "It's self-
explanatory, and everyone knows it
by heart. We've just got to live ùp to
the statement in all areas." Here's a
sample of 0106 at 5pm, when Jo
Jo Kincaid is on-air.
BOBBY BROWN/Humpin' Around MADONNA/Like A Prayer PM DAWN/I'd Die Without You VANDROSS & JACKSON/ The Best Things In Life Are Free JON SECADA/Just Another Day TOAD THE WET SPROCKET/ All IWant EN VOGUE/Hold On SHAI/If IEver Fall In Love JADE/I Wanna Love You SOPHIE B. HAWKINS/Damn, I Wish IWas Your Lover ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT/ Mr. Wendel TLC/What About Your Friends CURE/Frick./ I'm In Love MADONNA/Erotica
11S111,SS HEART
"WHEN SHE CRIES"
TWO WEEK
CHR BREAKER!
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One of the
Nationally Most Added
txa
TOP 10
IN JUST 3 WEEKS AT AC:
Mason Dixon -WMTX "This is the band that we broke
CHR in Tampa in the late '80's with
Still Be Loving You'
and it's only natural that we break them again in 1992.
It is already testing positive in call out research.
Chris Kerr -HOT102 "This is a very important record for Top 40! Totally accessible to all dayparts and demos! A multi-format hit. The making of a classic! Ilove this record."
Ben Jammin' Meyer -KXXR "The Perfect Record! It grabbed massive female phones off the 1st play and improved ever since."
Brian Thomas -B97 "The mass appeal hit we need!"
Mark McGill -WGRD "A Huge Record! Straight Ahead Smash! Lots of Calls!"
Duff Damos -WIFC "It's songs like this that will bring Top 40 back to the top."
Mark Williams -WHTO "It's taken more than a decade for CHR radio to embrace a song of this caliber. I'm glad to see us get back to good songs with a good story and great lyrics and a sing-along hook. We need this one!"
THANK YOU RADIO. OUR HAT'S OFF TO YOU!
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On And Off The Block
Johnson acknowledges that uncertainty about Q106's future ownership has contributed to the present situation: "Q106 has been on the block and off the block, but I can now say with certainty that it's no longer being shopped. Recovery will take some time, but our recearch tells us Z90 is avery beatable station. They're currently beating us with 12-21-year-olds, while
we're on top 18-34 and they have little or no 25+ impact.
"Since Iarrived at Q106, we've become more mainstream, which has forced the hyperactive listeners to search for the more reactive station. So we're not surprised the actives left us in the summer book. It's along game -- especially in our situation -- so it's amarathon and not asprint. We're hoping to see the beginnings of a turnaround in the fall, but we won't panic if we don't."
Promotionally, Q106's "Rock the Vote" campaign, along with afew movie and concert ticket giveaways. has sustained the station. Johnson says, "We've started giving away $106 an hour with the 'Free Money Song,' as we now feel comfortable enough with the product to market it."
Building Blocks
Q106's staff has been fairly unstable -- particularly in mornings.
Magic Matt Alan, last heard doing afternoons at KIIS/Lms Angeles, has had some problems adapting to Johnson's requests for a more music-intensive morning show. Now, however, Johnson feels he and Alan are both rowing in the right direction.
Another important staff change took place about when PD Kevin Weatherly announced he was taking the PD post at KROQ/Los Angeles: Longtime MD Michelle San-
rn
Our research tells us Z90 is a very beatable station.
--Tracy Johnson
tosuosso resigned to join RCA. She's been replaced by KQKQ/ Omaha PD Tom Gjerdrum. Johnson says, "Tom has really adapted to the market quickly, and he has a firm grasp on the musical vibe. It's
great having another programmer in his position." Johnson also
praises APD/afternooner Jo Jo Kincaid: "He's provided alot of in-
formation about the city, since he's been with Q106 from the beginning."
"Overall, I'm happy with Q106, and it's getting better every day. We're putting the building blocks of success back in place as quickly as we can."
Bolinger concludes, "Despite everything, we've never not taken care of business -- whether it's recruiting or contesting -- because of alack of funding. Q106 is still one of the market's top billers, with more and more of our dollars coming from local advertising. Our sales staff and clients are focusing more on moving product than on the Arbitron numbers. We've had more client success moving people into locations -- from Honda to burgers to furniture stores -- than those numbers would ever indicate.
"It's incumbent upon our outside sales efforts to tell the young adult
story effectively."
Z90
Continued from Page 32
to make a change in the music when we pick up on anew buzz, or to drop something that's not happening. In the active world of CHR, the listeners will tell you what's a smash and what's not asmash."
VP/GM Peter Moore left just days before the ratings were released and was replaced by owner Victor Diaz. Just prior to this article, morning man Joe Nasty exited. Afternooner Billy Burke is now paired with Jillian Bennett, who, until recently, worked with Q106 morning man Magic Matt. Midday personality Jacko came from crosstown UC XHRM and has been at Z90 since its beginning. PD Rick Thomas now handles afternoons, and the night staffers -- including evening slammer MC Scrappy, APD/late-nigher Gnarly Charlie, and overnighter Dr. Ed -- have been with the station for some time.
Into The 'Hoods
According to Thomas, the streetwise knowledge Z90 applies to music also finds its way into the promotional philosophy. "The streets have all the answers, which is why we don't spend much time in the office. We go out to the people, find out all their needs, and give it to them over the air.
"Z90's philosophy is to be streetactive and tie into what the listeners are thinking and doing. Thematic weekend giveaways with top-of-mind events work well for us. We recently joined forces with the San Diego Police Department
in tackling unemployment issues with localized job fairs. Joe Nasty has worked with SDPD on community cleanup projects to help reduce graffiti. We've also hosted tailgate parties for disadvantaged kids at Jack Murphy Stadium prior to some Padres games.
"Z90 has worked with Channel 10-TV, and we've gone to some of the roughest areas, like Logan Heights, to work with community leaders. Our ongoing 'Stop The Violence' campaign works well because it's real. I personally go down to the 'hood and find out what's on their minds. Low-income people trying to play it straight see drug dealers living large, and it's confusing. We're working to have the authorities put the drug money
rn
The streets have all the answers, which
is why we don't spend much time in
the office.
--Rick Thomas
back into the community. Our feeling is that if you put yourself and your station into the hearts of people, they'll never forget you."
War's Not Over By no means do Thomas and his staff think Q106 is going to roll over and give away years of winning -- especially with new PD Tracy Johnson in place. "We did our
homework and deserved to win this summer, but Ibelieve Q106 beat themselves because they saw we were pulling ahead. When you ad-
mit you're getting beaten you freak out, and they did. Plus, there's
been no transition period between PDs, and Tracy just got there.
"However, I believe you can't play the Heights ['How Do You Talk To An Anger] into an Arrested Development album cut ['Mr. Wender]. There's aniche for what they're trying to do, but they're not there yet. Our two stations will pull farther apart in sound in the coming months, and there will be a much clearer choice.
"Our goal is to win round two. When we got the [ratings] news, the programming department was floating on air, but we quickly realized this is just one round out of 15. To sustain our lead, we're going to be more aggressive -- and we're counting on Q106 to get more aggressive as well. Whatever happens, we're going to keep everything finely tuned for the next round."
"We cranked up Z90 two years ago with two CD machines from Circuit City on acard table and a small board from the studios, which were at one time in Tijuana.
"With everyone's hard work, we've proven that if you align yourself with the listeners and find out their wants and needs, it will happen. Z90 is proof. What this station means to our listeners in terms of filling aneed is something Itruly love. I'm more passionate about Z90 than about any other station in my career."
GOLD
35 November 6,1992 R&N·
PHOENIX PROFILE
Sunny Outshines Format Incumbent
Languishing as one of Phoenix's five ACs, KPSN (Sunny 97) opted to pull the plug (5/1) in favor of Oldies. The Summer '92 Arbitron results following the switch proved to be as sizzling as the market's famed temperatures: The Bonneville facility displaced crosstown rival KOOL-FM and vaulted to fourth among 25-54s.
"Many people questioned us for making the change," explains PD
Joel Grey. "They thought that if we cut KOOL's six share in half, both of us would have threes. That simp-
ly was never our philosophy. Looking at the national averages, I thought there would be room for both stations. We didn't cut the Oldies share in half-we added to
it.
Pleased with many of KPSN's non-music elements from its AC period, Grey didn't make too many alterations. "We felt we were doing the right things between the songs. We kept our air talent, station identity [Sunny], and community involvement. This is an upbeat 1992 station that happens to play oldies.
"We'll announce that Tommy James &The Shondells are coming to town, but we'll also mention when Bruce Springsteen tickets go on sale - that's something KOOL would never do. All our personalities have Top 40 backgrounds and love the songs we play. Nothing has changed from our day one game plan."
(Editor's note - That plan has been augmented slightly: Legendary programmer/voiceover talent/air personality Charlie Van
eit I
Joel Grey
Dyke came aboard last week [10/19] for morning drive duty.)
Mirror Image
According to Grey. KOOL is definitely reacting to the new kid on the block. "All our liners are over there now. From the first day we went on, our slogan was, 'We Only Play Great Oldies:' KOOL's slogan was 'Oldies 94.5.' Now their new billboard campaign is, 'One Great Oldie After Another.'
"From the beginning, part of our strategy was to play two stopsets
By Mike Kinosian
and 15 songs in a row every hour after morning drive. Now KOOL says they play 18 songs every hour. Idon't want to get into awar on the number of songs that they play because it's a'quality versus quantity' issue."
Heavy community visibility ranks high on Grey's list. "We beat the streets like crazy. There are tons of opportunities to be out and about with street fairs and festivals - we've been at every one of them. We have three giant balloons that are up everywhere, and we also take out a Beatles soundalike group for free concerts."
Money Madness
During sweeps time, KPSN was busy doling out cash. "We were quiet last month. But in July we did lots of TV and $10,000 Thursdays," remarks Grey. "We gave away $97 every 97 minutes (7am-6pm) in August. The guys at KOOL might think we 'bought' the book. We just told the audience what we were doing; when they came over, they liked our product."
Projecting ahead, Grey jokes, "There are still three stations ahead of us [25-54]. Our philosophy is much like Emmis's. [Grey previously programmed Emmis AC WENS/Indianapolis.] We want to win without hurting anybody along the way.
"I only hope our success didn't come too fast. If we can maintain and [finish] flat this fall, I'll be ecstatic."
Keeping AKOOL Head
Station anticipates it'll regain fringe listeners in fall
It's clear to KOOL/Phoenix PD Tom Peake why his
Adams Communications outlet was overtaken by Bonneville's KPSN.
"[ KPSN Ispent lots of money: we did almost nothing whatsoever," he says. "They also did abig on-air cash giveaway and ran aton of TV, outdoor, and bus boards. But Idon't believe they're making the money they need to, and Idon't foresee them pouring more money into the station."
Insisting he wasn't disappointed by KOOL's summer showing, Peake notes, "Our performance was better than we thought it would be. For years, we were the only game in town. All of asudden, anew competitor comes in and brings agreat curiosity factor.
"[KPSN] took some of our fringe listeners, but Iwas very happy that we maintained our core audience. Swmy's 25-54s seem to be mostly within younger [cells]."
War Games
Has KOOL been reacting to the new upstart? Peake says no,
'Downtown' Julie Brown 8c Tom Peake
thanks primarily to arole-playing seminar conducted by KOOL executives about two months prior to KPSN's format flip. "The scenario was that anew station had come to town and hired KOOL's manage-
ment team," explains Peake. "We
tore KOOL apart and discussed how we'd attack it. Then the scenario changed so that KOOL hired us back.
"Upon our return, we instituted all the changes that were brought up. We made slight music changes and were ready for KPSN. After it went on the air, we didn't need to make major changes. We still have the same announcers playing the
same songs and the same jingles."
Peake anticipates that KOOL will regain some of its fringe listeners this fall. "People are going to realim. that KPSN doesn't have anything special. "[Newly hired KPSN morning man] Charlie Van Dyke has agreat voice, but there's really no big attraction there.
"There's no better place than home - and home is KOOL-FM. Our cume was steady, but our TSL went into the toilet. Two Gold stations can survive here, but they both won't be financially successful. This is a one-Oldies-station market."
50 Ways To Make Macon Happy
As part of a recent promotion, WAYSIMacon, GA included a response card, asking listeners to note their all-time favorite oldie. Some 2500 listeners responded.
Here are the Top 50 results from WAYS, which celebrated its first birthday as aGold outlet last month
1 RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS/Unchained Melody
2. JAN &DEAN Surf City
3. ROY ORBISON/Oh, Pretty Woman
4 TEMPTATIONS Get Ready
5. ELVIS PRESLEY/Jailhouse Rock
6 OTIS REDOING (Sittin On) The Dock Of The Bay
7. FOUR TOPS/I Can't Help Myself
8. BEATLES/Twist And Shout
9. LITTLE RICHARD/Good Golly Miss Molly
10 ARETHA FRANKLIN ,Respect
11, ROLLING STONES/Satisfaction
12 TEMPTATIONS My Girl
13. FOUR TOPS/Baby INeed Your Lovin'
14 KINGSMEN/Louie Louie
15. ELTON JOHN/Crocodile Rock
16 BEACH BOYS/Good Vibrations
17. LITTLE RICHARD/Tutti-Frutti
18 TURTLES/Happy Together
19. CHUBBY CHECKER/The Twist
20 BEN E. KING Stand By Me
21. LOVIN' SPOONFUL/Do You Believe In Magic
22 ROD STEWART/Maggie May
23. MANFRED MANN/Do Wah Diddy Diddy
24. LEN BARRY/1-2-3
25. McCOYS/Hang On Shoopy
26. RASCALS/Good Lovin'
27. TOMMY JAMES &THE SHONDELLS/Mcny Mony
28. FOUR TOPS/It's The Same Old Song
29. MIRACLES/Tears Of AClown
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30. BOBBY DARIN/Splish Splash
31. BILL HALEY &THE COMETS/Rock Around The Clock
32 ELVIS PRESLEY/Burning Love
33. MAURICE WILLIAMS/Stay
34 MARY WELLS/My Guy
35. ISLEY BROTHERS/It's Your Thing
36. JAN &DEAN Little Old Lady From Pasadena
37. ELTON JOHN/Your Song
38 VAN MORRISON ,Brown Eyed Girl 39. MARVIN GAYEll Heard It Through The Grapevine
40. PERCY SLEDGE When AMan Loves AWoman
41. ELVIS PRESLEY/All Shook Up
42 LITTLE EVA Locomotion
43 SUPREMES/Stop! In The Name Of Love
44. CONTOURS'Do You Love Me
45. SAM COOKE/Another Saturday Night
46. FOUR SEASONS Big Girls Don't Cry
47. SUPREMESBaby Love
48. MARCELS Blue Moon
49. EVERLY BROTHERS/Cathy's Clown
50. DEL SHANNON Runaway
Please share your station's most requested tunes and/or listener faves. Send the particulars to Mike Kinosian, R&R, 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. Faxes are welecome at (310) 203-9763.
ANew Gold Standard
Here's how newcomer KPSN/ Phoenix stacks up against rivals KOOL (AM) and KOOL-FM. Summer '91-Summer
'92 fluctuations are followed by market rank (28 rated summer signals).
25-54
KPSN KOOL-FM KOOL (AM)
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URBAN CONTEMPORARY
WALT LOVE
WOVE-FM: Conquering The Crescent City
Jump into double digits nets station format, market ratings crowns
The Summer '92 Arbitron results have given plenty of
Urban stations cause for celebration. One of the biggest parties is at WQUE-FM (Q93)/New Orleans. It soared to
first place in the market, toppling longtime format rival WYLD-FM.
Q93 hurdled 'YLD with a9.0-11.1 12+ jump, while WYLD's 9.6-8.7 slide left it in third place overall. A third Urban station, SMN Touch affiliate KMEZ, placed fifth (tied with AC WLMG), scoring a6.8.
Pure Personality
WQUE PD Gerard Stevens, officially elevated from the station's interim PD post five months ago, attributes the gain in his first full book to the way Q93 reflects the city's attitude. "A number of stations here have forgotten that New Orleans radio personalities aren't famous. They're regular people --
just like the listeners. If you can have your people out there with the listeners, touching those people ev-
ery day, they're going to listen because they know you as afriend.
"Those things have to be remembered, especially in Urban radio. Urban radio was built on personalities and being part of the community. Without personalities, you
Gerard Stevens
don't have much of anything. You can give away the world. But if you don't have personalities, people aren't interested in you. These people want to be apart of you."
Stevens has been living in New Orleans for three years. "Since I've been here, I've learned that most of the people here know each
The Q93 giant boom box attracts attention during the French Quarter Festival (top) and the Treme .Festival.
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The city is unique, the people are
unique, and the food is unique. So the music has to be unique.
other personally. It's like aneighborhood -- everybody knows everybody. It's nice. Our strongest point is touching the community. That means working with the people at all times. For example, we're always part of the weeklong Treme' Housing Project Festival, dedicated to cleaning up the area. The reason for the festival is obvious -- the large amount of crime in the area, including drive-by shootings and other things. We go out
there every year because we want them to know we're trying to help any way we can. We want them to know we're loyal to them, just as they're loyal to us.
"We're also involved with a number of civic organizations. Because Louisiana and New Orleans in particular are places with high unemployment, we regularly work with the NAACP and other organizations to put on job fairs. People need work, and if we can put businesses together with potential employees, that's apositive contribution. Some of the participating businesses are Marine Drilling, Pepsico, and the FAA. We even have our own booth."
UniQUE Market
Customizing QM's formatics and music mix to the city also contributed a great deal toward the ratings triumph. Stevens says, "There are heritage things indigenous only to New Orleans. The city is unique, the people are unique, and the food is unique. So the music has to be unique."
Stevens describes the station as "music-intensive; the music only stops twice an hour, and we try not to have more than eight corruner-
Q93 air personalities do the party thing at the Tangipahoa Black Heritage Festival. Pictured (l-r): DJ Ro, A.D. Berry, Davey D., and Uptown Angela.
· The winners of the Q93 Coca-Cola 3-0n-3 Basketball Competition celebrate their victory.
cial minutes per hour. The people basically are listening for their
favorite songs, and that's all we play -- the hits."
After surveying the market, Stevens decided to counterprogram against his competition in evenings. He explains, "WYLD
was doing its 'Quiet Storm,' we were doing 'Slow Moods' and all kinds of ballads, and KMEZ (the Touch) came into the market doing its version. Everyone wants the older adult crowd, and they think that's the type of programming that'll bring them in.
"So with three competitors doing the same thing, Isaid, 'Let's get out of this race. Let them fight it out -- we'll set ourselves apart by doing something different.' Now in
early evenings, we stick to our regular programming, then do our 'All Request & Dedication Party' from lOpm-midnight Monday-Thursday with A.D. Berry.
"On Friday and Saturday nights,
we do mix shows with DJ Ro and Uptown Angela. Angela's anative
of New Orleans -- from the Uptown section, of course. Personalities are part of our station's persona in this city."
Just Say Mo'
According to Stevens, 'QUE's summer surge wasn't precipitated by amajor increase in promotional
activity. He says it was merely business as usual "We were con-
sistent with our music and the other things we normally do. Over the summer, we did a`Mo' Money'
movie promotion and everything has continued to be `Mo' Money'. Our `Mo' Money Jam' is an ongoing money giveaway whereby the ninth caller knowing the correct song wins $93 every 93 minutes. That's been an attention-getter for us this summer."
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personalities and being part of the community. Without personalities ...
people aren't interested in you.
Stevens also makes it apoint for 'QUE to be apart of its listeners' daily lifestyles. "We do things daily in the community. Every day, we do what we call 'Street Hits.' We take our van and some personalities out to meet people and give away prizes. They give away things like T-shirts and music -- T-shirts are abig thing here."
Team Effort
Some programmers enjoy personally taking credit for their stations' success; Stevens is not one of them. "Since the book came out, I've had calls from a number of people saying, 'You did it, you won.' Ihaven't done athing. Itake no credit for our positive movement. You're only as good as the people you surround yourself with. What we have here is a team of people all working together to accomplish agoal.
"When it comes to my airstaff, I'm privileged to have agroup of people that believes in what we're trying to do and what this radio station is about. The fact that they believe in the format and our approach is what's important -- if they believe, they'll give their all."
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AOR
ALBUM ORIENTED ROCK
HARVEY KOJAN
WHJY's Divine Providence
Griffin rocker soars 8.1-9.9, cops 12+ crown again
Back in the format's 12-24 days, it wasn't unusual for
an AOR to finish No. 112+. But the huge teen numbers that helped inflate rock radio's ratings are, for the most part, history. That's what makes WHJY/Providenee's re-
cent success especially noteworthy.
The Mery Griffin outlet improved 8.1-9.9 in the Summer '92 Arbi-
tron, making it Providence's No. 1 station for the fourth time in the past six books. Unlike once-dominant CHR rival WPRO-FM, which routinely used to hit double digits, 'HJY has achieved its lofty ratings without the benefit of significant teen numbers.
"The last figures Iheard had us with a5% teen composition lit's actually 8% ], which makes this accomplishment particularly satisfying," reports PD Bill Weston. He's quick to point out, however, that 'HJY does not ignore younger listeners.
"We target 18-34. As much as everybody says, '25-54 -- that's where the money is,' Ihave a GM who knows that if you are dominant 18-34, you'll do just fine 25-54."
('HJY did more than "just fine" in the summer book -- the station was No. 1in 25-54 adults.)
Bill Weston
showed a change in listener behavior at around age 30. That was the point where listeners started to become much more conservative in their musical tastes.
Rocks 'Harder Than Most'
"HJY has always rocked alittle bit harder than most mainstream AORs in the Top 30 markets," Weston continues. "You'll still hear Judas Priest at one in the afternoon and Social Distortion at five. We've always subscribed to the notion that to successfully combat aClassic Rock station, you've got to be tempo-driven. We certainly play more than our fair share of Led Zeppelin and the Rolling Stones, but the harder rock is what drives our radio station.
"We did some perceptual research a couple of years ago that
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We target 18-34. As much as everybody
says, '25-54 -- that's where the money is,' Ihave a GM who knows that if you are dominant 18-34, you'll do just
fine 25-54.
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AEROSMITH Mama Kin DAN BAIRD.' Love You Period ZZ TOP I'm Bad I'm Nationwide TESLA Signs ELTON JOHN/The Bitch Is Back NIRVANArCome As You Are BACHMAN TURNER OVERDRIVE Takin Care Of Business R.E.M./Drive ROLLING STONES Jumping Jack Flash TALKING HEADS/Stay Up Late ROD STEWART/ (I Know) I'm Losing You BON JOVI/Keep The Faith
"It's generally assumed that about 20% of your cume is responsible for 80% of your average quarter-hours. So it's very important for those 18-30-year-olds to be satisfied, since they're the ones who have the radio on seven hours aday, as opposed to that 33-yearold guy who's going to listen to you 20 minutes on the way to work and 15 minutes on the way home -- and maybe share you with the News/ Talk station he's recently found. You've got to cater to the ones who are going to account for the biggest amount of average quarter-hours for your station."
Callout Cited
One new weapon in'HJY's arsenal is callout research, which the station instituted this year. Weston says he insisted the research be conducted by an outside company.
"1 refuse to do it in-house. It's the biggest management headache for aPD, and Ifeel for those stations that have to do it in-house. Quality control, turnover, trying to get interns to do a professional researcher's job, making sure your statistical base is accurate and up to date -- c'mon, it's worth it to pay $7000 to have one of these companies do it.
"We research 25-34-year-old males exclusively. That's the actionable demo. They decide whether or not arecord is working. If arecord does well 25-34, Ithink it will certainly have appeal on the younger end.
"The best thing about callout is that it helps you hold onto hits longer. The Spin Doctors are a good example. 'Little Miss Can't Be Wrong' was the second-best testing record of the 30 tracks we tested last week -- 16 weeks after we added it.
"Certain records will never die. After about 18 or 20 weeks you make a gut call and say, 'Let's drop it into hot recurrent and get another track in current.' Sometimes you'll look at a test and go, 'What the hell is going on here?' It just doesn't seem to make any sense. When that happens you've got to go with your gut.
"It all comes down to balance. When Isit down Monday, Ilook at my research data, SoundScan, airplay charts, and requests -- and Iuse my ears. All of those contribute to music decisions."
Needs Help Breaking Records
Without adirect AOR competitor in the market to worry about, Weston keeps an eye on what 'PRO-FM is up to. "They're definitely my main competitor from a cume standpoint. Ilook at the crossover records they're playing. And Ialso look at the MTV playlist.
"That's because it's very difficult for AOR alone to break arecord. You need MTV, CHR, and other media to really kick arecord in. That's because there are so many choices out there. And I'm not just talking radio choices. I'm
talking Nintendo, video, laser discs, Madonna's new book. Unless you're a superstar, you need impressions from other media to get to the top.
"A great example was the Tom Cochrane record. You didn't really see sales and requests until MTV and CHR kicked in. The next thing you know, Cochrane's picture is in the 'Life' section of USA Today. The record took on asecond life of its own."
Continued on Page 40
WHJY's hyperactive promotion department helps keep the station top-ofmind. One of 'HJY's biggest annual events is its outdoor concert/fireworks show. Over 20,000 people gathered in Downtown Providence to take in the spectacle.
'HJY prides itself on its efforts to help save the environment. Pictured above is ascene from the station's annual Earth Day concert.
'HJY's hottest summer promotion is its annual Dream Machine giveaway. The lengthy contest, held in conjunction with the New England Institute of Technology, culminates with lucky listeners winning vintage automobiles like the one above.
Despite March's traditionally chilly weather, Spring Break is a big deal in Rhode Island's beach country. 'HJY lures listeners to its day-long promotion with traditional activities such as volleyball, a keg toss, and the requisite wet T-shirt contest.
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AOR
WHJY's Divine Providence
Continued from Page 38
Record companies, of course, would argue that AOR has trouble breaking records on its own because its rotations are so slow. But Weston says AOR shouldn't be expected to shoulder all the risk inherent in the breaking process.
"AOR is always the format that's gone to first to start a project. For example, Iwas asked to start playing the Cochrane record late last year. It was weeks or months before MTV and CHR came to the party. Should Ihave taken all the risk and put it in power without any other media support? No -- Iplayed it safe and played the song in medium rotation. When Isaw indications of support, Iput it into power. And I'll take credit for starting it, too!"
It's very difficult for AOR alone to break a record. You need
MTV, CHR, and other media to really kick a record
in.
Analyzes Rivals
'HJY has been able to maintain its excellent ratings despite the presence of both aClassic Rocker (WWRX) and a New Rocker (WBRU). "A lot of the classic material we play is similar to 'VVRX," Weston says. "But our presentation is much better. We have announcers who make the mortar between the bricks much more entertaining. And our promotion and marketing is also much better. We
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balance. When Isit down Monday Ilook
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airplay charts, and requests -- and I
use my ears. All of those contribute to
music decisions.
win hands-down on all three of those fronts.
"Perhaps if 'WRX was abetter station, things would be different. But I'd like to think abetter competitor would take our level of expertise up acouple more notches. You're as competitive as you have to be, and once you get to the top, you just battle complacency and try to maintain fresh ideas and exciting radio.
"As for 'BRU, it's run by college kids, so they sound kind of amateurish. But they've got 50,000 watts, and they've got arelatively tight playlist. They take care of a particular niche, and they've actually been doing pretty well recently. But they don't have any effect on us or our musical decisions."
Given the station's recent exploits, it's no surprise Weston is bullish on 'HJY's future. "Our music's on target, our jocks are topical, relatable, and entertaining, and the promotion department has really come into its own. The fact that Ihave aGM who's an ex-professional rock 'n' roll musician certainly doesn't hurt. He knows what rock radio is all about. All the pieces are in place, and I'm really proud of what we've been able to accomplish."
PARTY ANIMALS -- The Zoo recently rocked legendary Dayton music club McGully's. Relaxing after the show are (I-r) Zooster Brett Tuggle, PD Tom Carroll, personality Dan Knight, club manager John Knaus, Zoo's Mick Fleetwood and Greg Wright, and MD John Beaulieu.
TOAD AND THE 'TYD -- KTYDÍSanta Barbara featured alive acoustic set from hometown heroes Toad The Wet Sprocket: (l-r) Toads Todd Nichols and Dean Dinning, PD Doug In gold. Toad Glen Phillips, and KTYD afternoon jock Jeff Hanley.
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WHAT WAS THE FIRST RECORD YOU BOUGHT? PHIL: "Monkees Favorites" from the fabulous fifty guitars of Tommy Garrett!
WHO WAS THE FIRST PD TO TAKE YOUR CALL? PHIL: I'm still waiting.
WHAT WAS YOUR FIRST RADIO JOB? PHIL: KKEG/Fayetteville -- Imowed the lawn and refilled the condom machines in the jock lounge.
WHAT WAS THE FIRST CONCERT YOU ATTENDED? PHIL: About 1968, Trapeze with opening act ZZ Top at the county fair -- no kidding!
WHAT WAS YOUR FIRST SEXUAL EXPERIENCE? PHIL: Ateddy bear Iwon at the fair that had removable pants (he had awhimsical smile ...).
YOUR FIRST PRIORITY THIS WEEK:
SCREAMING TREES "Nearly Lost You"
Official Add Date: Nov. 10 -- Already Growing at:
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LUMBERJACKS-- WBZX (The Blitz)/Columbus recently sponsored an appearance by Jackyl. Club owner Rick Cotella (I) and the band's Jesse Dupree (second from r) got blitzed by night stalker Suzy Waud and morning monster Doug "The Wolfboy" Taylor.
NEW ROCK
November 6,1992 ails. 4/
SHAWN ALEXANDER
Analyzing The Format's Playlists
Given this format's musical diversity, it's no surprise
stations take wildly varied approaches when it comes to
shaping their weekly playlists. The statistics on this page,
culled from arecent survey of R&R New Rock reporters,
should help to crystall1i7e the similarities and differences
among the stations.
Individual Highlights
Survey Says
WHTG/Asbury Park, NJ is the undisputed king of currents, play-
· Playlists Analyzed: 32
ing awhopping 91 in all. That's 41% longer than the average 54-song playlist. WXRT/Chicago and WRAS/Atlanta are distant runners-up with 75 apiece.
The New Rockers with the shortest lists are KROQ/Los Angeles,
· An. Length: 54 · Heavies: 18 · Mediums: 22 · Lights: 14
·Avg, Adds Per Week: 6
IS THAT A GRIMACE? -- It almost looks like Henry Rollins (r) cracked a smile while visiting WBRU Providence. Joining him for aphoto opprotunity are (l-r) Imago's Jocelyn Taub, air personality Scott Thomas, local club staffer Bill Keough, and BRU Promotion Director Angela Cheng.
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·Essentials: Seattle's Alice in Chains formed in 1987. The band's fourth release features a lineup of Layne Staley (vocals), Jerry Cantrell (guitar), Mike Starr (bass), and Sean Kinney (drums). Cantrell, Starr, and Kinney originally formed Alice In Chains. An invitation to play guitar with now-defunct funk-rock band Fuck introduced
Cantrell to vocalist Staley, who join-
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demise. ·Artist POV: "If you were to ask
each of the members of this band
what we're all about, you'd get four completely different answers says Cantrell.
·Label POV: Columbia Dir Nat'l Alternative Promotion Todd Bisson says, "Alice is the true definition of a band that promotes itself and gets on the air through sales and requests. Ihope this proves that metal is not necessarily adirty sound."
RockFile highlights breaking artists charting for the first time.
Parallel Lines
Here's alook at the average rotational depth by parallel:
Playlist Length
· P1: 53 · P2: 54 · P3: 60
Heavy
· P1: 16 · P2: 19 · P3: 22
Medium
· P1: 20 · P2: 25 · P3: 23
Light
· P1: 17 · P2: 11 · P3: 15
Weekly Adds
· P1: 5 · P2: 7 · P3: 6
KDGE (The Edge)/Dallas, WZRH/ New Orleans, and VVVGO/Richmond. Each operates with fewer than 40 currents each week.
Not surprisingly, the smaller the market, the longer the playlist -- although there are certainly exceptions, most notably KRZQ/Reno, with an average playlist containing 46 albums.
The following six stations don't designate alight rotation, owing to higher-than-average minimum rotations: KROQ, KRZQ, KKDJ/ Fresno, KEDG (The Edge) /Las Vegas, KNNC/Austin, and KTOZ/ Springfield, MO.
When you have a playlist that generally features 90+ albums,
Pictures Of You
Now's your chance to get those smiles, smirks, and precarious poses exposed in R&R. If your station has clearly labeled black & white or color photos of special events, promotions, and in-studio guests, send them to Shawn Alexander. 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067.
Station Rotation Breakouts
P1 (15):
WFNX/Boston WXRT/Chicago WWCOIColumbus, OH KDGEIDallas KTCL/Denver CIMX/Detroit WORE/Long Island KROOlLos Angeles KFMAIPhoenix KUKOIPhoenix WBRU/Providence KXRK/Salt Lake City KITS/San Francisco KNDDISeattle WHFS/Washington
P2 (11):
WEQX/Albany WHTG/Asbury Park, NJ KNNC/Austin WOXY/Cincinnati KKDJ/Fresno KEDG/Las Vegas WZRHINew Orleans KRZQ/Reno WVGOIRichmond KBACISanta Fe WDST/Woodstock, NY
P3 (6):
KACV/Amarillo WRASIAtlanta WFITIMelbourne, FL WXPN/Philadelphia WBERIRochester KTOZISpringfield, MO
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Weekly Light Adds
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COUNTRY
LON HELTON
Demo Derby: Format Takes Younger Turn
ountry Market Share Leader
The Spring '92 Arbitron ratings for the Continuously Measured Markets, as assembled by Katz Radio Group - which splits AC into three separate formats - shows Country leading the format pack by almost atwoto-one margin.
Here are the average market format shares.
12+ AQH Share
Katz study reveals youthful boosts in audience composition and TSL
The Katz Radio Group has released its new study on Country format shares and audience characteristics, based on 3490 stations in 263 Arbitron markets surveyed during Spring 1992. The youthful trends emerging during the last couple of years continued this spring: Both audience composition and time spent listening (TSL) percentages
increased among the younger age cells.
As you peruse the numbers elsewhere on this page, you'll notice upper-demo declines in both TSL and audience composition. (Ed. note: Programming reasons for these occurrences have been debated here; R&R 4/10 and 5/1.) But remember that numbers in and of themselves can be deceiving.
KRG Sr. VP & Director/Research Gerry Boehme notes, "Recent declines in audience composition among older age cells may be aresult of Country adding listeners on the bottom end. We've found the older people are still there; the percentages are just decreasing as the base expands among younger demos." He points to the growing 12+ shares as proof.
Regarding the apparent decline in TSL among older demos, Boehme believes these numbers are affected by several factors. "Remember that TSL figures are based on individual station numbers, while Country shares are market shares. TSL figures may decline because a station's new cumers tend not to listen as long or as faithfully to their new station and because many markets now have multiple Country outlets.
"What's happening to Country USIA is exactly what has happened to other formats as they fragment, as competition increases, and as the number of outlets in the format grows. Iexpect TSL to continue to go down as Country grows and continues to attract new listeners."
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So, bearing in mind that numbers can be deceiving, here are some of the trends culled from the Katz information.
In the seven age cells analyzed for FM Country radio listening, two hit seven-year highs (another was a tenth of a share away from its seven-year high) while three experienced seven-year lows. Examining the audience composition numbers, you'll find:
·12-17: This cell hit aseven-year high, tacking on two shares over Spring '91 figures. The cell hadn't advanced beyond 2.9 since Spring '86 and was at alow 2.0 in 1990. Are teens really discovering Country music? Apparently so.
·18-24: Country radio broke the 12-share barrier for only the second time in seven years and was onetenth off the seven-year high. This was the second consecutive up-
swing, coming off 1990's sevenyear low.
·25-34: This cell rebounded from a slight downturn from Spring '90Spring '91, notching a seven-year high of 22.7. This cell has grown every year since 1988 - except 1990.
Katz notes that 18-24 and 25-34 age-cell composition continued to increase after a small dip in 1990, -indicating the influence of younger, more rock-based country artists."
·35-44: Country radio hit a seven-year low in this demo. Alarmingly, at least to me, this cell has decreased every year since 1986, except for last year's lone increase.
·45-54: Interestingly, this cell grew each year from '86 to asevenyear high in '89, only to decline each of the last three years, hitting yet another seven-year low for the format.
·55-64: Not surprisingly, this cell is at its seven-year low.
Battle Of The Sexes
A demographic breakdown of male and female listening reveals:
·25-54: An interesting phenomenon is developing as TSL climbs for the second consecutive book among males, while it declines for the third consecutive sweep among females. The female TSL in this demo hit aseven-year low, despite the two percent increase in female audience composition.
Katz explains this by noting, "The female decline may actually be influenced by new cume listeners who use Country outlets as alternatives to AC-based formats."
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·3544: Male TSL has bounced around the last few years, but female listening suffered its second decline. Perhaps most disturbing is the loss of an hour and nine min-
utes per week during the last two years.
·45-54: A definite downtrend here: TSL for both sexes sustained losses for the third straight book, with male TSL clocking a sevenyear low and female TSL at its lowest point since 1986.
·55-64: TSL for women hit a seven-year low, while male listening continued its odd tendency to add or drop an hour every other year.
Audience Composition
Sweep
Sp'86 Sp'87 Sp'88 Sp'89 Sp'90 Sp91 Sp'92
12-17
2.9 2.6 2.6 2.3 2.0 2.7 4.7
18-24
11.6 12.4 11.1 10.4
9.1 10.9 12.3
25-34
22.0 21.3 20.9 21.4 22.6 21.6 22.7
35-44
22.7 22.1 21.8 20.7 19.9 20.2 19.8
45-54
18.6 19.1 19.9 20.8 20.5 20.0 18.0
55-64
12.0 12.0 13.1 13.7 14.0 13.1 11.8
65+
10.2 10.5 10.7 10.7 11.9 11.4 10.8
Audience composition figures show the percentage (on anational average) of aCountry station's listenership falling within particular cells.
THE ROAD TO REBA - When
WCLT/Newark, OH's Michael Jaye took his quest to meet Reba McEn-
tire all the way to Cleveland, destiny brought them together at her concert there.
Weekly Time Spent Listening
Sp'86 Sp'87 Sp'88
Sp'89 Sp'90 Sp'91 Sp'92
25-34 Men
10:57 10:50
9:53 10:39 10:31 10:14 10:39
Women
10:06 9:57 9:32 9:58 9:41 9:50 9:59
25-54 Men
11:13 10:58 11:05 1145 11:06 11:12 11:17
Women
10:35 11:04 10:59 11:06 10:52 10:37 10:20
45-54 Men
11:13 10:56 11:28 12:13 11:30 11:26 11:07
Women
10:35 11:37 11:42 12:04 11:34 11:19 10:53
Weekly TSL figures show, in hours and minutes, the amount of time (on a national average) aperson spends with Country stations.
Report Date: Monday, November 9th
VERDICT IS IN...
"Leavin's Been A Long Time Cornin"
another hit single from Shenandoah!
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NASHVILLE THIS WEEK
DRIVE TIME
APetty Country Farewell
Alabama and Joe Diffie are scheduled to perform at a special tribute to racing master Richard Petty at Atlanta's Georgiadome November 14, the day before Petty's final race.
The concert will be telecast by TNN and simulcast by Capitol Radio Network to over 200 radio stations nationwide. Alabama's latest LP, "American Pride," features a tribute to Petty called "Richard Petty Fans." The song was adapted by Randy Owen, Teddy Gentry, Greg Fowler, and John Jarrard from an earlier Alabama tune, "The Fans."
Gifted And Giving
Joe Diffie, Exile, Mike Reid, and several others are scheduled to
perform at the "Country Steps In For First Steps" concert Decem-
ber 8. The show will benefit the
First Steps program at Nashville's
Duncanwood School, a school for children with disabilities. (Both
Diffie's son Tyler, who has Down's
Syndrome, and the one-year-old daughter of Exile's Mark Jones,
who has cerebral palsy, attend Duncanwood.) The WSM/Nashville-sponsored concert will be held
at the Grand Ole Opry House, and tickets will be available November 6at all Ticketmaster locations.
Gibson Miller Band
NEW ARTIST FACT FILE
Current Single: "Big Heart" Current Album/Label: "Where There's Smoke Manager: Stan Moress Producer Doug Johnson
Epic
Background
The Gibson Miller Band actually
came together as the result of abrain-
storm by EpiclNashville A&R VP
Doug Johnson, who had met mem-
bers Dave Gibson and Blue Miller
separately and been impressed with
the talents of both.
Born in Arkansas and raised in
Texas, Gibson had made his way to
Nashville via Chicago. He played in
bands there during the mid-'70s, but
decided to head to Nashville in 1982.
Within 7 months of moving to Music City, Gibson wrote "Midnight Fire," a Gibson Miller Band
hit for Steve Wanner. He would later pen a string of hits, including "Hear/ Trouble," "If It Don't Come Easy," and "Ships That Don't Corne In."
Miller played in bands in his native Detroit for years before laming a background vocal gig on aBob Seger album; that opportunity led to astint in Seger's road band. "I was in the band right between the Bob Seger System and what became the Silver Bullet Band," Miller remembers. He later moved to Florida, where he played for several years before traveling to Atbuta at the bidding of Bill Lowery,
Gibson. "I got a call from Blue the next day saying he went ahead anil wrote all the verses. Iwas worried -- not knowing how it would sound -- but when Iheard it, Icouldn't believe it. We have this ability to kind of get into each other's heads when it comes to music."
Johnson was thrilled with the result. He told the two if they assembled a band they'd have a recording deal. They eventually recruited hasPist Bryan Grassmeyer, drummer Steve
Glyrossman, and steel player Mike Da
who owned the Southern Tracks studio there. It was there that Miller met
Songs
Johnson, who was then an engineer. Traveling back and forth between Atlanta and Chicago doing jingle work, he eventually moved to Nashville to pursue acountry deal.
Miller feels the band's debut LP offers something for everyone. "There's edgy stuff like our single 'Big Heart,' ballads like 'An Offer
Her Heart Can't Refuse,' upswing
Signing
After bumping into Miller one day in Nashville, Johnson introduced him to Gibson and encouraged them to try their hand at writing together. "We wrote the chorus of this song, 'An Offer Her Heart Can't Refuse,' but Ihad
numbers like 'Texas Tattoo: and even some Eagles-style tunes like 'High Rollin':
Their next LP will contain a song penned by Miller and his wife called "What Are You Waiting For." The tune was recorded by Engelbert Humperdinck for aEuropean album
to leave because it was late," said which sold nearly amillion records.
LEAP OF FAITH -- Maypop Music writer John Jarrard recently rappelled down the side of ASCAP's new Nashville offices to raise money for the Tennessee School For The Blind's music program. (Jarrard himself is blind.) Pictured at
the event are (l-r) Nashville Songwriters Assn. International President Richard Leigh, NSA! Exec. Director Pat Rogers, Maypop VP/GM Kevin Lamb, Jarrard, ASCAP Southern Exec. Director Connie Bradley, and Maypop Director Creative Services Cliff Williamson.
·Conway Twitty, George Jones, Vince Gill, and Vern Gosdin donated their time and talent November 5for abenefit at the Grand Ole Opry House for the 100 Plus Club of Hendersonville, an organization for families of policemen and firemen killed in the line of duty. Over the last 10 years, Twitty has donated over $275,000 to 100 Plus through his annual "Christmas At Twitty City" event. Proceeds from this year's show also went to Christmas For Kids, aproject organized by Professional Drivers For Entertainers, which provides underprivileged children with aChristmas shopping spree.
Country Banquet
The CMA is co-sponsoring the promotion, which is expected to reach 50 million households. Consumers who receive the tape can "vote" for their favorite artists by calling a telephone number, and the winning artist will be featured in Country America magazine.
Music Memo
Radney Foster, who's currently on the charts with "Just Call Me Lonesome," also has two other songs on the charts. He co-penned the current Nitty Gritty Dirt Band single, "One Good Love," with NGDB member Jeff Hanna, and collaborated with Mavericks member Raul Malo for that band's latest tune ("I Got You").
A cassette featuring 11 of country's rising artists will soon be available to anyone buying Banquet frozen food items across the country. Tracy Byrd, Darryl &Don Ellis, Cleve Francis, Little Texas, Martina McBride, Neal McCoy, Tim Mensy, Roma Reeves, Mike Reid, the Remingtons, and Michelle Wright will appear on "Country Music's Rising Stars," a compilation to be offered on select Banquet products as of November 15.
·Confederate Railroad's new single, "Queen Of Memphis," was written by Kathy Louvin ("Keep It Between The Lines"), and the Gibson Miller Band's Dave Gibson. Gibson is also on the charts now with the GMB's debut single, "Big Heart," which he wrote with Freddy Weller and bandmate Blue
NASHVILLE IN MOTION
Miller (see adjacent New Artist Fact File).
·Cee Cee Chaprnan's latest release, "Two Ships," was also recorded earlier this year by Michael
Johnson, who featured it on his self-titled Atlantic/Nashville debut. Hugh Prestwood wrote the song.
Bits & Pieces
Patty Loveless is on the mend after recent throat surgery. Word has it she'll be back in the studio in no time to begin work on her new Epic/Nashville LP ...Congratulations to both Tanya Tucker and Dolly Parton on their recent platin-
um albums. This is Parton's first platinum LP since 1986's "Greatest Hits" album ...John Michael
Montgomery's voice will soon be heard on national McDonald's radio jingles ...Reba McEntire was featured in arecent issue of Wom-
an's Day magazine, while Tracy Lawrence will appear in US's January listing of artists to watch in 1993.
--Lode Hollabaugh
Marketing Group Opens Doors
·No. 1: "Shameless" -- Garth Brooks
5YEARS AGO
· No. 1: "The Last One To Know" -- Reba McEntire
10 YEARS AGO
·No. 1: "You're So Good When You're Bad" -- Charley Pride
15 YEARS AGO
·No. 1: "Roses For Mama" -- C.W. McCall
The Entertainment Marketing Group, a firm specializing in artist manage-
ment, corporate sponsorships. public relations, and broadcast consultancy has opened in Nashville. Company President Frank Bacus has appointed Jim Wood as COO, Cheryl Lindsey as Director Media & Artist Affairs, Dianna Richey as Creative Director, and Theresa Schneider as executive assistant. The offices are located at 54 Music Square East, Suite 305, Nashville, TN 37203.
· Kentucky Headhunters manager Mitchell Fox has opened aMusic Row office at 44 Music Square West, Nashville, TN 37203. The phone and fax are, respectively, (615) 327-1777 and 321-5498,
· Claudia Welker has joined the staff of Above & Beyond Pictures as Head of Marketing. Chaz Lovejoy has been hired to handle public relations for the production company, which opened in August.
· Ken Spooner has opened a production and publishing company,
Spoonytunes and Annaki Music. The firm's address is P.O. Box 24411, Nashville, TN 37202. The phone is (615) 662-2456.
·Creative Media Services has moved to 1024 17th Avenue South in Nashville The new phone and fax numbers are, respectively, (615) 320-5495 and 320-5661 The public relations firm handles Billy Dean, Chet Atkins, Eddie Babbitt, Dan Seals, Paulette Carlson, the Bellamy Brothers, Cleve Francis, and Ronfla Reeves.
·Tandem Promotions has moved to 1111 16th Avenue South, Penthouse 300, Nashville, TN 37212. Its phone and fax numbers remain the same.
· Phil Hamp Records is now located in Nashville at 44 Music Square East, Suite 506, Nashville, 37203. The label's upcoming project is an album by Jazy Stroman, former singer with the revamped versions of the Platters, the Coasters and the Flamingos
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AC
ADULT CONTEMPORARY
MIKE KINOSIAN
Recession Remedies
WMXV sales forward with cross-promotions
The economy -- the nation's primary water cooler topic -- has been the focus of the last two AC columns, examining its effect on station promotions and PD hiring.
This week, two managers share insights on the changing ad sales front.
Advance Preparation
It took awhile, but as WMXV/ New York VP/Sales Mike Valentino declares, "The lagging
economy has finally hit New York. Compared to last year, the mar-
ket's barely flat. Overall, the economy's hit bottom. But we still have another three to six months before people decide if they have confidence.
"Stations that prepared for the recession are doing a little better than those who didn't. We're doing fairly well, but this market's fourth quarter will be relatively weak; some other stations here are really hurting."
WMXV was one of those stations that prepared: Three years ago it began pushing new business development techniques.
-Financial magazine articles back then indicated that we would
eventually go into aslump," Valentino recalls. "People were warned
Mike Valentino
to be ready, so we started developing cross-promotional ideas with food, business, and manufacturing industries. By doing that, we've been fairly successful and have developed quite a few dollars on that level. We're looking for businesses that haven't used radio, trying to convince them to give us a
ACCELERATION
Management
Former KXL. Portland OM Tom Parker crosses the street to KKCW to become APIIPM driver ..WRVR/MemMemphis MD/evening personality Kay Manley is elevated to APO . WBTFM:Charlotte MD Jim Payne departs .. WCRZ/Flint boosts midday announcer George McIntyre to MD.
KTHT/Fresno Promotion Director John Haroian exits ..WIMX/Harrisburg promotes MD Ed August to PD
. WFCB/Chillicothe, OH OM/PD Chip Arledge leaves to become OM/ PD/morning driver at KEZA/Fayetteville, AR . . Greg Hinton is appointed PO of CFJR/Brockville, Ontario.
Air Talent
WPNT/Chicago taps crosstown WLS Production Director Phil Duncan as morning man: Ken Cocker moves from nights to PM drive . Longtime Detroit PD/air personality Paul Christy returns to Chicago for mornings at VVTMX ...WBLI/Nassau-Suffolk appoints Jeff Young morning personality.
Rick O'Bryan succeeds Chris Robbins as KDMX/Dallas's afternoon personality; weekender Bill Lee segues to evenings .. KMTT/Seattle hires John Fisher from WLUP/Chicago for morning drive; Peyton Mays joins as Fisher's news partner, and Archer Dusablon from WZLX/Boston takes over middays.
KOY/Phoenix morning man Bruce Kelly joins WBSB/Baltimore in a
Fisher
Austin
similar capacity . Veteran New England personality Charlie Jefferds is doing afternoon drive at WWLI, Providence.
VVVRI/Orlando completes its personality roster: (PD) B.J. Hunter (5:30-9am), Brian Morgan (9am-
1pm), Linda Energy (1-5pm), Alex Darby (5-9pm), Steve Meade (9pm2am), and Tony Chase (2-5:30am) . .WBT-FM/Charlotte moves overnighter Ron Riley to evenings.
Steve Thomas joins KMGL/Oklahoma City for parttime duty ...Morning man Steve Hill and midday personality Jeanne Nass leave KYIS/ Oklahoma City: Steven Roberts moves to middays and his night slot is taken by weekender Jeff Stewart . . WCRZ/Flint parttimer Scott Mansell is promoted to PM drive.
Ken Bishop joins Pam Dixon in the KLYF/Des Moines morning slot; Kate Austin comes aboard for middays
shot because radio is effective. We don't do many promotions. Much of our 'value-added' benefits come off-air."
Valentino downplays using agencies to look for new non-traditional ways of developing media dollars. "They don't really know what's going on three to six months down the
road," he asserts. "In fact, it's such ascary situation that half of them don't know if they're going to be in business."
Stations searching for new sources of ad dollars must exercise
patience. "Unfortunately, many GMs and sales managers create new business development departments and expect to generate a
million dollars overnight," Valentino remarks. "You have to make relationships on certain levels with
manufacturers -- and that takes time."
Satisfying Skeptics
On the streets, WMXV AEs approach their jobs like marketing consultants. "We talk about other stations and how they might be able to benefit certain clients," Valentino notes. "Rather than downgrade a competitor and
praise our station, we try to come up with amarketing plan that will help generate sales.
"Advertisers are skeptical about media people because they end up
talking] to 45 people all telling
SOLITARY WINNER -- KABLiSan Francisco contest winner Willie Elizalde (second from right) proudly holds his Neil Diamond-autographed guitar. Making the presentation are (l-r) Promotion Director Kenny Wardell, PD Dave McKinsey, and air personality Trish Bell.
Promotional Roundup
KLTRIHouston and crosstown KHOU-TV's "Spirit of Texas Blood Drive" netted more than 800 units of blood for the city's Blood Center.
·WMMOIOrlando's free Tuesday night Church Street "Unplugged" concerts included performances by Kansas, Al Stewart, Arlo Guthrie, Donovan, and Survivor.
·Easter Seals benefited from KSSK/Honolulu's "Taste Of Honolulu." Those attending sampled food from over 35 participating restaurants.
·WSNY/Columbus gave away
$15,000 in the station's "Free Money Birthday Game."
·For the third straight year, KMJI/Denver featured "haute couture" with its Canine Costume Contest.
·WYAV/Myrtle Beach, SC celebrated its eighth birthday with a Halloween costume party.
·KIDXIBillings, MT PD Jack Bell raised $5000 for Big Brothers 8. Big Sisters of America by sitting atop a local billboard for 100 hours.
them they're number one. It takes
lots of time, but when you understand your client's business, you'll have something he wants to hear. We want to be experts and speak
intelligently to advertisers abou their business. It means absolutel. nothing to advertisers when radi people tell clients we have 10 GRPs to sell them."
New Ways To Roll In The Dough
KAAK 'food fight' generates dollars, helps community
Big Sky country is afar cry from the Big Apple, but
much like his major market counterparts, KAAK /Great
Falls, MT GM Roger Gelder must also invent creative ways to generate ad dollars.
Eight people sell KAAK adver-
tising locally, including one concentrating on new business devel-
opment. "We just concluded a'food
fight' between two of my announc-
ers to see who could raise the most food for our local food bank,"
Gelder remarks. "The loser had to
serve pizza at a listener's home.
We tied in apizza house and were
able to make money from this promotion.
"There aren't many new sources
of revenue in this size market IAr-
bitron #258], so you have to go out and be seen. First and foremost,
Roger Gelder
however, we look for ways to help the community."
Oh, Canada
miles from the Canadian border (Alberta). According to Gelder,
Canadian trade can account for a
In spite of the national recession, two market conditions give Gelder somewhat of an upper hand. For
the past 50 years, the local Air Force base has pumped money into the economy. In addition, Great Falls is situated approximately 130
significant portion of alocal merchant's income.
"There's a high tax system in Canada on goods and services,"
Gelder explains. "Canadians come here on weekends, stay at ahotel,
buy food, gas, and merchandise,
and still save money. It's tougi finding motel rooms here on week ends. As much as 40% of aclient': business comes from Canadians And Ihear lots of good news when talk to mom and pop merchants."
Ultimate Remote
KAAK maintains an active re mote schedule, particularly during the summer. "We're booked eve) weekend," Gelder boasts. "[ThE remotes] really seem to do well foi both us and the client. Retailert ultimately make the decision about
whether remotes work. If theit cash registers weren't ringing they'd stop buying our product. But our remotes continue being a hot property."
The greatest utilizer of KAAK re motes is the restaurant/bar/casino. "We've done 'Ultimate Cowboy' and 'Ultimate Cowgirl' contests," Gelder notes. "One day a week over six consecutive weeks. we do remotes from a local bat where contestants vie for that
honor. These remotes have donc exceedingly well. There are lots of cowboys here, but they like listening to stations other than Country.'
It was the right time of the night. She took you up where you belong.
You had the time of your life. And then she rocked you gently.
The follow-up single to her Top 10 AC smash from Grammy and Academy Award Winner Jennifer Warnes
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r TOP 60 MORNINGS Upbeat AC WLRS is looking for interesting characters to make our morning show dominate 25-44 women. We need creative spark to cut through. Send your presentation to: Peter Smith, WLRS, 800 South Fourth Street, Louisville, KY 40203. No calls please. Equal Opportunity Employer.
Overnight announcer -some experience required. Heritage Country station in major southeast market. T&R ASAP: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #746, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE
Morning Network Program Host sought who can project great warmth, clean-scrubbed wholesomeness and comprehensive understanding of family oriented programming. The successful candidate should be seeking a long term commitment and can expect to become an institution in radio broadcasting. T&Rs to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #752, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE
Rare opportunity for amorning announcer at top-rated soft AC in Top 35 market. Are you energetic, enthusiastic, have a contemporary delivery and enjoy doing personal appearances? Send tape and resume to: Mike Russell, Program Director, WFOG, 215 Brooke Ave., Norfolk VA 23510. EOE
The Southwest's pre-eminent news radio station offers rare management opportunity for right individual. KTRH newsradio -Houston seeks innovative managing editor to supervise award winning team staff of 35, develop imaginative, hard-hitting assignments, coordinate special projects, and help maintain station's reputation for kicking butt. Must have extensive reporting/editing background plus three to five years' management experience in medium to large market. Excellent compensation and benefits package. Submit detailed resume, references, and statements of news and programming philosophies to: Joe lzbrand, News Director, Box 1520, Houston, TX 77251. Now wimps or "yes" people. Absolutely no calls.
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Morning talent sought for suburban uptempo AC station. T&R: General manager, 126 E. Main St., Bay Shore. NY 11706 11 1/61 EOE
Growing group seeks killer copy/production with air ability Great bucks for real talent. T&R: WMXW, Peter Z., 400 Plaza Dr., Vestal. NY 13850. 111/61 EOE
Immediate entry level position m PA. Rush T&R: WGLL. Box 92, Mercersburg, PA. 17201. 111/61 EOE
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PDIAD: Great medium market Country station with strong ratings/high visibility seeks PD/MD with strong management and on-air skills. Send cover letter, salary history, tape and resume to: Operations manager, 93.7 WDLS, P.O. Box U, Dallas, PA 18612.
ean you replace alegend? Legenda>t morning anchor moving up. Need killer uptempo "one-in-one" morning person for double-digit Northeast Country leader - great company ... great station. Rush C&R today to: Rusty Walker, Programming Conslt.. Inc., P.O. Box 417, Iuka, MS 38852 calls. EOE
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WZFX currently seeking parttimers. Must have two years' 'a dio experience, excellent production skills, flexible schedule. TAR: WZFX, Frank Dawkins, 225 Green St., Ste. 900. Fayetteville. NC 28302. 111/61 EOE
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WMGV CHR. Overnight on-air position. Team player willing to hit the streets. TAR. WMGV, Ross Holland, 2333 Bowen St.. Oshkosh, WI 54901. 111/61 EOE
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Triple M, atriple A station in beautiful Madison. WI seeks late night host or hostess that lives for music and radio. TAR: WMMMANYZM, Pat Gallagher, 6313 Odana Rd., Madison, WI 53719. 111/61 EOE
Seeking great mornings. CHR hybrid seeks a winner. Team players only. TAR: KCGO, Craig Michaels, Cape Girardeau, MO 63701. 111/61 EOE
Rocky mountain news/talk seeks reporter/anchor. TAR: KMMS, Josh Karns, 125 W. Mendenhall, Bozeman, MT 59715. 111/61 EOE
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/GRC Hannibal/Quincy jis searching for a morning drive/PD. Rush your tape and resume to: Pam Hunt, General Manager KGRC, Box 1205, QuinIllinois 62301. EOE/MF
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Hot Country station seeking morning air talent. T&R: KTRA, Joe Primrose, Box 478 Farmington, NM 87499. 111/61 EOE
SST Records seeking to fill two FT positions in promotions department. COVER LETTER & RESUME: SST Promotions position, Ron Coleman, Box 1, Lawndale, CA 90260.111/61E0E
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The new VARIETY 98.7/Salt Lake City, looking for afternoon drive talent. Incredible attitude and enthusiasm the norm. T&R: Brian Casey, Operations Manager, Variety 98.7 FM, 434 Bearcat Drive, Salt Lake City, UT 84115. No calls please. EOE
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Ratings up and revenues down? Seeking PD/APD/MD gig in CHR,A0R. Major league radio/records experience and references. BRET: 14041816-2738. 111/61
1985 Chevy Celeb, good condition. is what Iwill drive to your station in the Midwest. Tired of the beach. Experienced AT seeks good opportunity in midwest. BOB: (6161 361-7074. 11 1/6)
P2 pro seeks FT anywhere now. Wolves have eaten thru the door. AC ·CHR ,A0R/Oldies. JOHN: 13091 663-8641. 111/61
Seasoned news/sports reporter seeks job with stable operation. Call after 7:30p.m. Central time, any evening. RICK: 16051 224-7797. 111/61
Weekend AT seeks fulltime Country/Oldies. Michigan, Ohio, Indiana Specs grad. Creative, dependable and hungry. DICK: 13131429-0707. 111/61
10-year male radio vet experienced in most formats seeks air, PD ,air position. Prefer midwest, will relocate anywhere for the right station. PAUL: 12191 271-8457. 111/61,
News anchor/editor in Houston seeks anchor or news director position at medium/major market. Texas or midwest PAUL: 17131242-2174. 111/61
CHR, Alternative wizard seeks gig quick like even Six years' experience as MD/AT. Four years' as PD. Gemini will go any place. TREY: 17041639-1652. II 1/61
Five years' AT seeks job in San Francisco Bay area. Done it all. AT, news, morning drive. Promotions? You bet. Bungee lumping, sky-diving, drag racing. STEVE: 17071 442-0107. 111/61
Ilove the upper midwest. AT/PBP announcer with four years' experience seeks new challenge. Works hard and pays attention to detail. DAVE: 15071 835-5555. 111 /61
Energetic, responsible team player is seeking a FT/AT position. Good with phones and Idon't mean taking orders for pizza delivery. Available to relocate. Give me a call. GEORGE: 13131293-5143. 111,61
Dynamic, energetic radio personality with five years' experience in all facets of operations Just moved to the midwest TORI 16181 588-3690 111/61
Freelance engineer for any job, anywhere. Great references. Expert with audio, RF, automation, transmitters and construction. BILL: 18131849-3477. 111/61
Highly motivated air talent/production. Seeking to relocate. All formats okay. Michigan. JIM: 13131 949-0925. 111/61
Best overnight voice in Central Maine moved to Central Florida Seeking AC/Oldres/CHR, PAUL: 14071 897-6196. 111'61
Currently swing/weekender in Philadelphia. Smooth adult communicator seeks NAC/adult alternative/contemporary Jazz. Team player . GREG: 16091 646-4055. It 1/61
Tait, talk, talk, Talk radio is what Ido very well. Ido my homework and get into the issues. I've done it for others, now let me do it for you. ROBERT: 13191324-2318. 111/61
SMN shot the juke box..maior market experienced AT seeking medium/large market opportunity. RON:17131568-9179. 111,61
lam not crazy, but Iwant to leave the surf, sand fun and sun of Florida. Three years' on-arr and some traffic. BILL: 14071 467-2463. 111/61
High energy. creative AT for 100,000 watt AOR seeks FT. Afternoons, evenings or overnights. Will relocate to your medium market BRIAN: 12071873-1538. 111/61
I'm cheap. Dedicated P2 CHR MD/AT willing to live on macaroni and cheese to succeed at your small/medium hot CHR KEN: 15081 373-7247. 111/61
Urban pro. Lots of energy seeking fulltime position. CHR too. Formerly of WKYS, WMMJ. Will relocate. CHASE. 13011 630-4247. 111/61
Young Costas/Brokaw. Small market news/sports director seeking career in larger market. Sports talk/play-by-play e, peruse. TONY: 12161461-2433. 111/61
It's time to relocate. AT with two years' experience will move to any market. If you are seeking a reliable person, call STEVE - 12161254-4082. 111/61
Ratings fallen and can't get up? Maybe it's time for achange Three-yearAT/production and no ego. Prefer UC/Jazz,CHR/AC SKIP: 15131481-6392. 111/61
Strong management skills. 16-year team player PD/operabons/Selector. No ego, workaholic seeks PD/operations/onair in top 75 market, JAYE: 16011 342-5660. 111/61
Eight years' experience in CHR/AC formats ready to head further south. Good voice, great enthusiasm, APD experience, computer knowledgable. CHRIS: 13041636-9442. 111/61
Yes, Ican beat your competition. No, it doesn't matter who they are. 11-year programmer seeks next challenge. FRANK: 12091 962-7694. 111/61
Top 30 market drive time personality is seeking major/medium market position. Experience in Oldies/CHR/hot 8, soft AC. CALL: 18181407-6869. 111,61
News/talk. Host, co-host, anchor. Top references. 15 years' radio. Good sound. Market no factor. Opportunity is DAVE: 16191426-7925. 111/61
11-year vet still seeks position as PD/MD/promotions man. Let's talk. MIKE: 13141471-0041. 111/61
Professional resonant radio voice and delivery plus 15 years' drive experience makes for apotent team player. CHR, Country, Oldies and mornings. BILL: 15161423-0167. 111 /61
News producer, three to five years' radio broadcasting experience, public radio programming knowledge. Letter, T&R: MN Public Radio/producer, 45 E. 7th St., St, Paul, MN 55101. 111/61
Major market production will give you the edge. Produced Mark Driscoll nationwide, 0-102 Philly, WZOU Boston. Tenyear pro. BRYAN: 12141 402-8360. 111/61
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Middle Georgia's only CHR seeks music service from all record companies REPLY TO: WSKS, Joey Davis, MD, 156 Lake Laurel Rd., Milledgeville, GA 31061, 19121453-9406.111/61
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SILK Happy Days (Elektra)
67% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0O. Medium 70, Light 54 19, Total Adds 19, including WBLS, K104, KJMZ, WIZF, WJLB, 0C104, KQXL, WTLZ, KTAA.
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64% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/5, Light 53/53, Total Adds 58, including WUSL, WAMO, WHUR, WKYS, WVEE, WPEG, K104, KJMZ, WEDR, WYLD.
STEPHANIE MILLS All Day, All Night (MCA)
62% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 13/1, Light 43/6, Total Adds 7: WXYV, WJIZ, Z93, WOIS, KIPR, K97, HOT105. Debuts at number 40 on the UC chart.
II CLOSE "So What!" (Tabu/A&M) 50/10
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PATTI LABELLE "All Right Now" (MCA) 491
Rotations Heavy 00, Medium 9/0, Light 40/9. Total Adds 9 KBCE. WHJX. WLOU, WALT, WOOK. WCDX, KSJL. WDZZ. KTOWFM Mediums include WOAS. WHUR. WZAK, WFXA, WPAL
AZ ONE "Trust In Me" (Scott! Bros.) 49/7
Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 40 Light 45 7, Total Adds 7 KMJM. WJTT, Z16. KIPR, WFXM, HOT105. WJFX Medium WDAS, WHUR. WPAL, WJJS
CLASSIC EXAMPLE "It's Alright" (Hollywood) 48/3
Rotations Heavy 10. Medium 16 ,0. Light 31 ,3, Total Adds 3 WXYV, KOXL. U102 Heavy WOUE Mediums include WHUR. WKYS. KMJ0. WTLC. WJMI
WHITNEY HOUSTON "I Will Always Love You" (Arista) 46/46
Uy Hea, y I1 Medium 5,5. Light 4040, Total Adds 46. including WBLS. WUSL, WHUR. WKYS. WVEE, K104. KJMZ, WEDR, WOWI, WGCI
HI-FIVE "Quality Time" (Jive) 46/44
Rotations Heavy 1,0. Medium 5,4. Light 40 ,40. Total Adds 44. including WUSL, WAMO. WHUR. WVEE, WPEG, WOWI, WGCI. WJLB. KPRS, KMJM Heavy KJMZ Medium K104
RUDE BOYS "Go Ahead And Cry" (Atlantic/AG) 46/15
Rotations Heavy 0,0. Medium 72. Light 39/13. Total Adds 15, including WEDR. WJLB. WBLK, KBCE, WXOK. WENN. KI1Z, KIPR. K97, WBLX Medium WDAS. WZAK. WFXA, WAN. WJJS
SHANICE "Saving Forever For You" (Giant/Reprise) 46/2
ttotahum, ttuttyy 00 Meth., .10 0 Light 26,2 Total Adds 2 WHUR, WZFX Mediums include WDAS, KJMZ. WZAK. WATV
WPAL
TEVIN CAMPBELL "Confused" (0westAVB) 42/40
Rotations Heavy 0,0, Medium 1,1. Light 41 39. Total Adds 40, including WBLS. WHUR. K104. KJMZ, WEDR, KMJM, KKBT. WBLK. OC104, WFXA
FULL FORCE "Nice 'N' Earr (Capitol) 41/16
Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 1,0. Light 40 ,16. Total Adds 16. including KOXL. WXOK. WENN. WJTT, WAGH, Z104. KIIZ. WOIS. U102. KIPR Medium WZAK
REDMAN "Blew Your Mind" (RAL/Chaos) 41/8
Rotations Heavy 00. Medium 4,0, Light 378. Total Adds 8, WJTT, KIIZ. Z16, KIPR, WALT. WBLX, WPLZ, KMJK Medium WBLS. WOWI, WZAK. K97
OSCAR "I'm Calling You" (Epic) 40/22
Rotations Heavy 0,0. Medium 0,0. Light 40/22. Total Adds 22. including WBLS. WAMO, WEDR. WOWI. WJIZ. KBCE. KOXL.
WXOK. WATV. WJJN
HOME TEAM "Pick It Up" (Luke) 40/5
Rotations Heavy 20. Medium 18/1. Light 204. Total Adds 5 KOXL. WXOK, WAGH WJJS. WFXM Heavy WEDR. WJHM Mediums include WOWI, WCKX. WJIZ. WPAL. WFXE
MELI'SA MORGAN "I'm Gonna Be Your Lover..." (Pendulum&lektra) 313/1
Rotations Heavy 00, Medium 3,0. Light 356, Total Adds 6 WBLS. WKYS, WZFX. WJBT WBLX. WCDX Medium WJLB. WRKE, WALT
MORRIS DAY "Gimme Watcha Got" (Reprise) 36/3
Rotations Heavy 00. Medium 4.0. Light 32,3, Total Adds 3 KOXL, HOT105. WVOI Medium WZAK, WFXA. WAGH. WGZB
ALYSON WILLIAMS "Everybody Knew But Me" (OBR/Columbia) 34/8
Rotations Heavy 00. Medium 5/0. Light 29,8. Total Adds 8 WRKE, KBCE. WFXA, WOFX. WEUP, WCDX, VVVOI. KMJK
Medium WZAK. WPAL. WFXE, WOMG. K97
CHAKA KHAN "I Want" (WB) 32/3
Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 110, Light 21 ,3. Total Adds 3, WKKV
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DOUBLE ACTION THEATRE "Something Special" (Polydor/PLG) 31/5
Rotations Heavy 010. Medium 5/0. Light 26/5, Total Adds 5 WFXA. WFXE. U102. WFXM. KMJJ Medium WTLC, KMJM.
WOFX. KFXZ, WJJS
COUNTESS VAUGHN "It's AMan's, Man's, Man's World" (Charism) 30/2
Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 12/0, Light 18/2. Total Adds 2 WHUR. WAGH Mediums include WKYS, WPEG, WZAK,
WPAL. KFXZ
SHOMARI "Let It Be Me (Say You Love Me)" (Mercury) 28/8
Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 28/8. Total Adds 8 WKYS. WZAK. KPRS, WEUP, WOIS, WPLZ, WV01, KM>
BELL BIV DEVOE (58)
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HOTTEST
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WPAL WAGH. WOFX. WEUP
MC SERCH "Here It Comes" (Oaf Jam/Chaos) 23/0
Rotations Heavy 1/0. Medium 15 ,0, Light 7,0, Total Adds 0 Heavy: WOWI Mediums include WXYV, WBLS. KMJ0. XHRM,
WXOK
MARY J. BLIGE "Reminisce" (Uptown/MCA) 2118
Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 3,2. Light 18/16. Total Adds 18. including WPEG, WKKV KMJM, WILD, WENN. WAGH, WFXE.
WJJN. WOMG. Z104 Medium WJLB
VOICES "My Mama Didn't Raise No Fool" (Zoo) 21/3
Rotations Heavy 00, Medium 1.0. Light 20'13. Total Adds 13. including WZAK, WRKE, WAN. WPAL. WJTT. WJJN. WEUP KFXZ. WJJS, K97 Medium WFXA
BENET "Only Want To Be With You" (EMI/ERG) 20/1
Rotations Heavy 0,0. Medium 50, Light 15 1, Total Adds 1 WPAL Medium WAMO. WKKV, KIIZ. WNOV, KTOWFM
PETE ROCK á Cl. SMOOTH "Straighten It Out" (Elektra) 19/2
Rotations Heavy 00. Medium 40 Light 157 Total Adds 2 WFXA, WZFX Medium WBLS. WKYS. WOWI, WFXE
KRUSH "Let's Get Together (So Groovy)" (Perspective/A&M) 19/1
Rotations Heavy 00, Med.', 40 ugh! IS 0 total Adds Medium WKYS. WTLC. WJJS. VVVOI
WARREN BAILEY "Repossessed Love" (ScottAchiban) 18/1
Rotations Heavy 0,0. Medium 20. Light 16 1. Total Adds 1 WJJS Medium Z16, WBLX
WILLIE D"Clean Up Man" (Rap-a-Lot) 18/1
Rotations Heavy 4/0. Medium 5.1. Light 9/0, Total Adds 1 K104 Heavy KMJO. WFXA. K97. WBLX Medium KJMZ, WPAL WFXF WEAS
JUS' GAUZE "Love Of My Life" (Savage) 16.16
Rotations Heavy 00. Medium 00. Light 16 16. Total Adds 16. including WEDR. WOWI. WZAK. KMJM, WAN WEUP Z16
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SUPER CAT ·*Dem No Worry We" (Columbia) 14/8
Rotattons Heavy 01), Medium 00 Light 148 Total A0US 8 KIIZ. KFXZ. WJJS, K97, WEAS. K98-FM. KTAA, KMJK
BRUCE SAUNDERS "Lady" (RCA) 12/12
Rotations Heavy 0,0, Medium 00. Light 12:12. Total Adds 12. Including WEDR, KBCE. WAN. WJJS, WALT, WPL2. KSJL
KMJJ. K98-FM. WNOV
SNOW "Informer" (EastWest/Atlantic Group) 11/11
Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 00. Light 11/11, Total Adds 11, including WRKE. WPAL. Z93, WOFX, WJJS. WFXM, K97.
WEAS. K98-FM. KTAA
BROTHERHOOD NATION "New Stylin" (Amherst) 11/2
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.Lthl 9/2. Total Adds 2 Z93, WJJS Medium WZAK. KMJM
LORDS OF THE UNDERGROUND "Psycho" (PendulumiElektra) 11/0
Rotations Heavy 00. Medium 10. Light 10 ,0. Total Adds 0 Medium WBLS
BARRIO BOYZ "Crazy Coolin""(SBK/ERG) 9/2
,tahons Heavy 00, Medium 1,0, Light 8/2. Total Adds 2 WPAL, KTAA Medium WDAS
NESTO VELASGUEZ "Personality" (MCA) 8/4
Rotations Heavy 00. Medium 0,0. Light 84, Total Adds 4 WYLD. WOWI. WJJS. KTAA
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5 OSCAR/I'm Calling You (Epic) 6 HOME TEAM/Pick It Up (Luke) 7 DOUBLE ACTION THEATRE/Something Special (Polydor/PLG) 8 COUNTESS VAUGHNilt's AMan's, Man's, Man's World" (Charisma) 9 MC SERCH/Here It Comes (Del Jam/Chaos) 10 BENET/Only Want To Be With You (EMI/ERG)
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BREAKERS
WHITNEY HOUSTON IWill Always Love You (Arista)
57% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 4, Medium 16, Light 46, Total Adds 66, including WALK, WYXR, WRQX, K0102, WUSA, WQAL, WENS, KOST, KKCW, B100. Debuts at number 21 on the AC chart.
NORTHERN EXPOSURE Theme From Northern Exposure (MCA)
57% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 10, Light 53, Total Adds 33, including WLIF, WVTY, KVIL, K0102, WUSA, WCRZ, WWWM, KXYQ, KRNO, KISC. Moves 30-24 on the AC chart.
MELISSA ETHERIDGE Dance Without Sleeping (Islantl/PLG)
50% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 8, Medium 34, Light 16, Total Adds 5: WLIF, WVAF, KGBX, KMAJ, KYMG. Moves 25-22 on the AC chart.
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GO WEST "Faithful" (EMI ERG) 55 15
Ho/ahuris Heavy 0, Medium 29 4. Light 26 11 Total Adds 15. WPNT, WOAL KLSY, WARM. WBTFM, KMXR. WKTK. WRMF, WCRZ. WFMK. KXYO. KISC, KIDX, KARZ, KMGO Medium including WYXR, WMTX. WK01, KMXV. KESZ, 6100. WIMX, WOBM. KKMY, WDLX, WAHR. WLACFM. KTYL, WMGN. KGBX Moves 29-25 on the AC chart
SADE "No Ordinary Love" (Epic) 41/11
Rotations Heavy 1,1. Medium 111, Light 29/9. Total Adds 11. WLIF, K0102, WKYE. WOD(. WTFM, WRMF, KRLV. KISC.
WOLH. KAAK. KMGO Medium including WLMX, WMXB, KTYL, WWWM, WNMB, WFFX. KVIC. KZLT, WLDR. KMGW Light including WLTT, WARM98. KESZ. WIMX, KKMY, KMXR, WKTK. WROE. WFMK Debuts at number 30 on the AC chart
10,000 MANIACS "These Are Days" (Elektra) 36/4
Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 14/1. Light 22/3. Total Adds 4. WTFM, WWWM, JOY99. WLOR Medium including WIMX. WOBM, WZNY, WAHR, KTYL, WROE, WLOR. KRLB. KTWN, WFFX, KVIC. KMGW. KEYW Light including WLEV. KKMY. KMXR, WDLX, WIVY, WMXB. WFMK, KXY0
KURT HOWELL "Does Love Not Open Your Eyes" (Reprise) 35/5
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 7,0, Light 28/5, Total Adds 5, KKMJ, WAHR. WIVY, WCRZ, KISC Medium KMXV. KTYL, WLOR, KTWN. KZLT. WOLR, KMGW Light including K0102. KESZ. KLSY. WKYE. WHYNFM, KKMY, KMXR. WDLX, WRVR. WROE, KMGL, WWWM, KRNO. KKLD
BARRY MANILOW "Another Life" (Arista) 31/1
Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 16/0. Light 14/1, Total Adds 1, WLEV Heavy WLTE. Medium .KSFI. WOBM. KMXR, WDLX, WAHR, WRVR. WFMK, WLOR. KRNO, KKLD, WGLL, KVIC, WMTFM, KZLT, WOLR, KMGW Light including WVVNK, WKLI, WIMX, KKMY, WTFM. WMXB. WROE
JAMES INGRAM "One More Time" (OwestAVB) 29/4
Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 12/1, Light 17/3. Total Adds 4, WKTI, WFMK. KRNO. KRLB Medium including KKCW. WOBM. KMXR, WAHR WMGN, WLOR, KTWN, KVIC, WOLR. KMGW, KEYW. Light including KKMY. KTYL, WROE. KKLD, WGLL. WNMB, WMTFM, WHMS. KZLT. WOLH
CELINE DION "Love Can Move Mountains" (Epic) 26/26
Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 414, Light 22 ,22, Total Adds 26, KMXV. WKTI, B100, WIMX. WKYE. WLMX, KMXR. WMXB,
KTYL. WROE, WFMK. KGBX, WLOR. KKLD, WGLL, KRLB. WNMB, KTWN, KVIC, WMTFM. WHMS, KZLT, KYMG. KIDX, KMGW, KEYW
LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM "Soul Drifter" (Reprise) 25/11
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 7/3. Light 18/8. Total Adds 11. KMXV, KKCW, WROE. KRNO, JOY99, KTWN. KZLT, KIDX. KMGW. KAAK, KEYW. Medium including KESZ, WMGN. WLOR, WMTFM Light including KKMY, KTYL, KKLD, WGLL. KRLB, WNMB. WFFX, KVIC. WHMS, KYMG
NEVILLE BROTHERS "Take Me To Heart" (A&M) 22/4
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 8/0, Light 14/4, Total Adds 4, WROE. KMJC, KVIC. WOLR Medium WZNY. KKMY. KMXR.
WAHR, WLOR. WGLL, KILT, KIDX Light including KESZ, WRVR, KRLV, KKLD, WNMB, KTWN, WMTFM, WHMS, WOLH, KYMG
JOHN STAMOS w/BEACH BOYS "Forever" (Brother Entertainment) 22/1
Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 5/0. Light 17/1,Total Adds 1, WWWM Medium WTFM, WROE, WLOR, WMTFM, KZLT Light
including WMTX, WZNY, KMXR. WDLX, KRNO, KISC. KKLD. WGLL, KRLB, KTWN, KVIC, WOLR, WLDR, KIDX, KMGW. KEYW
O MICHAEL BOLTON
Total Reports/Adds
115/0
2 MICHAEL W. SMITH
111/0
· ELTON JOHN
O JON SECADA
111/2 103/5
· CURTIS STIGERS ·
O ANNIE LENNOX O GLORIA ESTEFAN O ERIC CLAPTON O HEIGHTS
· RESTLESS HEART
94/0 99/2 99/6 87/3 83/7 96/19
aj GENESIS
91/14
12 PATTY SMYTH tv DON HENLEY
67/0
13 SWING OUT SISTER
70/0
· CHARLES 8, EDDIE
70/3
15 TOAD THE WET SPROCKET
64/1
C TREY LORENZ
77/2
· RICHARD MARX
75/4
C PETER CETERA w CHAKA KHAN
76/6
19 CELINE DION
60/0
20 BRYAN ADAMS
ED WHITNEY HOUSTON
59/0 66/66
MELISSA ETHERIDGE
58/5
23 PETER CETERA
33/0
il NORTHERN EXPOSURE
66/33
>In:: GO WEST
55/15
26 EPHRAIM LEWIS
47/0
27 ELTON JOHN
29/0
28 LIONEL RICHIE
34/0
29 K.D. LANG
e SADE
27/0 41/11
·Keeps bullet due to continued growth
Heavy Medium Light
103 11
94 13
70 33
70 26
78 12
65 25
43 40
46 31
32 42
10 57
9 59
35 20
30 32
28 36
28 30
17 35
10 44
6 45
21 29
22 30
4 16
8 34
15 13
3 10
0 29
9 26
13
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5 20
4 12
1 11
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WHITNEY HOUSTON (66) NORTHERN EXPOSURE (33)
CELINE DION (26) RESTLESS HEART (19)
GO WEST (15) GENESIS (14) LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM (11)
SADE (11) BILLY DEAN (9)
HEIGHTS (7)
HOTTEST
MICHAEL BOLTON (93) MICHAEL W. SMITH (83)
CURTIS STIGERS (65) ELTON JOHN (47)
ANNIE LENNOX (47) JON SECADA (38) ERIC CLAPTON (26) PATTY SMYTH (25)
GLORIA ESTEFAN (18) SWING OUT SISTER (18)
REMBRANDTS "Johnny, Have You Seen Her?" (A1cOiAtlantic Group) 22/0
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 16 0, Light 60, Total Adds 0 Medium KHMX, WMTX, WIMX. KKMY. WDLX. WAHR, KTYL.
WROE, KXYO. WGLL, WNMB KTWN, WFFX, KVIC, KZLT. KMGW Light KMXR. WMXB. WLOR. KRLB, WHMS. KEYW
SHAWN COLVIN "Round Of Blues" (Columbia) 20/2
Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 60 Light 14 2, Total Adds 2. WROE, WOLR Medium WOBM. WAHR, WLOR, KTWN, KMGW, KEYW Light including KKMY, WTCB. WIVY. KRLV. KKLD, WGLL, WNMB, WFFX, KVIC. WMTFM, WHMS. KZLT
EXPOSE "I Wish The Phone Would Ring" (Arista) 19/4
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 2/1. Light 17/3. Total Adds 4. WOBM, KMJC. WOLR, KMGW Medium including WIMX. Light including KMXR. KTYL. KGBX. WLOR. KKLD, WGLL, KRLB, WNMB. KTWN. KVIC. WHMS. KZLT, KMAJ, KEYW.
SONIA DADA "You Ain't Thinking (About Me)" (Chameleon/Elektra) 17/2
Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 10 Light 16 2, Total Adds 2. WMXB. KEYW Medium KTYL Light including WMTX, KKMY, KMXR. WROE, WLOR, KKLD. WGLL, KRLB, WNMB, KTWN, WFFX, KVIC, KZLT. WOLR
FREDDIE MERCURY "The Great Pretender" (Hollywood) 16/4
Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 3 1 Light 13/3. Total Adds 4, WIMX. KKMY, WWWM. JOY99 Medium including KRLB, KIDX
Light including KMXR, KTYL, WLQR. KKLD. WNMB, KVIC. WHMS. KZLT, WOLR. KMGW
LISA VALE "Waiting In The Wings" (EastWest/Atlantic Group) 16/4
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 11, Light 15/3, Total Adds 4, WROE. WMGN. WGLL, KTWN Light including KESZ, WKYE. WDLX WRVR. WLOR, KKLD. WNMB, KVIC, WHMS, KZLT, WOLR. WLDR
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PM DAWN "I'd Die Without You" (Gee Street/LaFace/Arista) 14/2
Rotations Heavy 10, Medium 7/1, Light 6 1, Total Adds 2, WKZL, WRMF Heavy WMAG Medium including WZNY, KKLD.
KRLB. KVIC, WLDR, KMGW Light including WBMX. KESZ, KKMY, WMXB, KTWN
NONA GAYE "I'm Overjoyed" (Third Stone/Atlantic Group) 14/1
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 3/0. Light 11/1, Total Adds 1. WGLL Medium: WBMX, WAHR. KAAK. Light including WYXR, B100, WZNY. KMXR, WLOR, KKLD, KRLB, KTWN, KVIC, WHMS.
BOYZ II MEN "End 01 The Road" (Motown) 13/0
Rotations Heavy 3;0. Medium 40. Light 60. Total Adds 0 Heavy WMAG, KSSKFM, KXY0 Medium WLTF, WOAL, WKTI,
KYKY Light WBMX, KLSY. WOHO, WKZL, KSRR. KAAK
K.D. LANG "The Mind Of Love (Where Is Your Head Kathryn?)" (SireAVB) 11/4
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 0. Light 11/4, Total Adds 4, KKMY, WGLL, WHMS, KMGO Light including WLOR, KKLD. KRLB WNMB. WFFX. KVIC. KMGW
BILLY DEAN "II There Hadn't Been You" (SBK/Liberly) 10/9
Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 10, Light 9/9. Total Adds 9. KOSI. WZNY. KKMJ, WTFM, WLOR, KKLD. WNMB, KZLT. WOLR Medium WRVR
ROY ORBISON "Heartbreak Radio" (Virgin) 10/3
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 1/0, Light 9/3. Total Adds 3, KZLT, KMGW, KAAK Medium WFFX Light including WLOR, WGLL, KRLB. KTWN, KVIC, WOLR
C'VELLO "Day By Day" (Rendezvous/RCA) 8/3
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 0, Light 8,3. Total Adds 3, KMXR. KRLB. WHMS Light including WARM98. WLOR, KKLD, KZLT, WOLR
RODNEY CROWELL "Let's Make Trouble" (Columbia) 7/4
Rotations Heavy 0 Medium 1/0, Light 6/4. Total Adds 4, WGLL, WNMB, KTWN, WFFX Medium WTFM Light including
WLOR, KVIC.
ZOE "Sunshine On A Rainy Day" (Polydor/PLG) 7/2
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 0, Light 7/2, Total Adds 2. KMXV. WLOR Light including KMXR, WGLL. KVIC, KZLT. KMGW
MAXI PRIEST "Groovin' In The Midnight" (Charisma/Virgin) 6/5
Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 6/5, Total Adds 5, KMXR. WLOR, KRLB, KTWN. KZLT Light including KVIC
ALANNAH MYLES "Song Instead Of AKiss" (Atlantic/AG) 6/1
Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 3/0, Light 3/1, Total Adds 1. WAHR Medium WIVY, WFMK. KIDX Light including WLDR, KMGW
ROD STEWART "Have ITold You Lately" (WB) 6/1
Rotations Heavy 10 Mediumn4 1 Light 1/0, Total Adds 1 13100 Heavy KHMX Medium including WROX, WWNK, KVRY Light WKZL
KITARO f/JON ANDERSON "Island Of Life" (Geffen) 6/0
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TOM COCHRANE "Washed Away" (Capitol) 5/2
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MICHAEL BOLTON "Reach Out I'll Be There" (Columbia) 5/0
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"The Mind Of Love"
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56.1LIR November 6,1992
In This Life
For all I'd been blessed with in this life There was an emptiness in me
Iwas imprisoned by the power of gold With one honest touch you set me free
Let the world stop turning Let the sun stop burning Let them tell me love's not worth
going through If it all falls apart Iwill know deep in my heart The only dream that mattered
had come true In this life Iwas loved by you
For every mountain Ihave climbed Every raging river crossed You were the treasure that I longed to find
Without your love Iwould be lost
Let the world stop turning Let the sun stop burning Let them tell me love's not worth
going through If it all falls apart Iwill know deep in my heart The only dream that mattered
had come true In this life Iwas loved by you
In this lite Iwas loved by you
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115 Current Reporters 109 Current Playlists
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2 JOHN STAMOS %OMAGH BOYS/Forever (Brother Entertainment)
3 SONIA DADA You Ain't Thinking (About Me) (Elektra) 4 FREDDIE MERCURY/The Great Pretender (Hollywood)
LISA VALE/Waiting In The Wings (EastWestiAtlantic Group) 6 NONA GAYE/I'm Overjoyed (Third Stone/A)lantic Group)
PM DAWN/I'd Die Without You (Gee Street/Laface/Arista)
8 BOYZ II MEN/End Of The Road (Motown) 9 VINCE GILL/I Still Believe In You (MCA)
10 DEL AMITR1/Always The Last To Know (A&M)
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SHAWN COLVIN (5) GO WEST (5)
KURT HOWELL (4)
LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM (3) FOREIGNER (3) SONIA DADA (3)
HOTTEST
MICHAEL BOLTON (13) MICHAEL W. SMITH (13)
ANNIE LENNOX (12) CURTIS STIGERS (11)
ELTON JOHN (8) JON SECADA (8) ERIC CLAPTON (6) PETER CETERA (4) RICHARD MARX (4)
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FOREIGNER SONIA DADA EXPOSE Hottest ERIC CLAPTON HEIGHTS PETER CETERA RICHARD MARX MICHAEL BOLTON
WEN/Fitchburg,MA Jack Raymond
CO WEST NORTHERN EXPOSURE CELINE DION SADE EXCHANGE Hottest MICHAEL W SMITH MICHAEL BOLTON ELTON JOHN ANNIE LENNOX JON SECADA
WECOIGeneva, NY Dennis Federico
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WHAI/Greenfleld, MA DeanelArcher
RESTLESS HEART FREDDIE JACKSON CELINÉ DION KURT HOWELL Hottest MICHAEL W SMITH ANNIE LENNOX CURTIS STIGERS JON SECADA ELTON JOHN
WAFLIMilford, DE Carl Reed
GO WEST RESTLESS HEART Hottest MICHAEL W SMITH MICHAEL BOLTON ELTON JOHN ERIC CLAPTON BRYAN ADAMS
WSUL/Monticello,NY Mulharin/Wilson
CELINE DION SADE MELISSA ETHERIDGE NORTHERN EXPOSURE Hottest MICHAEL W SMITH CURTIS STIGERS ERIC CLAPTON ANNIE LENNOX JON SECADA
WTSXIPort Jervis, NY Liz Foxx
SADE ROBERT PALMER WHITNEY HOUSTON LINDSEY BUCKINGHA MAXI PRIEST Hottest MICHAEL W SMITH MICHAEL BOLTON ANNIE LENNOX CURTIS STIGERS JON SECADA
WTTR/Westmlnster Brian Beddow
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WKCX/Rornia, GA Randy Quick
CELINE DION KURT HOWELL SHAWN COLVIN SADE Hottest ERIC CLAPTON MICHAEL W SMITH MICHAEL BOLTON GLORIA ESTEFAN CURTIS STIGERS
KBLO/Logen,UT Mike Carver CO WEST GENESIS NORTHERN EXPOSURE SADE SHAWN COLVIN Hottest MICHAEL BOLTON MICHAEL W SMITH ELTON JOHN JON SECADA ANNIE LENNOX
KTID/San Rafael, CA Scott Murray none Hotteit ERIC CLAPTON ANNIE LENNOX CURTIS STIGERS MICHAEL BOLTON ELTON JOHN
KSCO/Silver City John Alsip JAMES INGRAM SONIA DADA EXPOSE JOHN STAMOS SI/SEA SHAWN COLVIN Hottest' CURTIS STIGERS NONA GAYE REMBRANDTS MELISSA ETHERIDGE PETER CETERA
WABJIAdrian, MI Bruce Goldsen
HEIGHTS ALANNAH MYLES WHITNEY HOUSTON CELINE DION It D LANG Hottest MICHAEL BOLTON CURTIS STIGERS ELTON JOHN RICHARD MARX GLORIA ESTEFAN
WCMJ/Cambridge, OH Schott( Wilson
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WFRO/Fremont, OH Larry Zlebold
KURT HOWELL WHITNEY HOUSTON LINDSEY BUCKINGH 10,000 MANIACS LISA VALE Hottest MICHAEL W SMITH CURTIS STIGERS ANNIE LENNOX ERIC CLAPTON JON SECADA
KSCIEULiberal, KS Mark David
WHITNEY HOUSTON SADE KURT HOWELL CELINE DION NORTHERN EXPOSUR Hottest MICHAEL W SMITH MICHAEL BOLTON CURTIS STIGERS ELTON JOHN ANNIE LENNOX
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58. November 6,1992
NAC
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38 REPORTERS
NATIONAL AIRPLAY®
30 REPORTERS
NOVEMBER 6, 1992
1
0
2
0
RIPPINGTONSANeekend In Monaco (GRP)
LARRY CARLTON/Kid Gloves (GRP)
, 0 3
BOB JAMES &EARL KLUGH/Cool (WB)
BERNARD OATTES/Frame By Frame (Sin-Drome)
5 0 JIM CHAPPELL/In Search Of The Magic (Real Music)
8
0
NORMAN BROWN/Just Between Us (MalAll)
7 7 GEORGE JI NDA AND WORLD NEWS,George Jinda And... (JVC)
9 0 WALTER BEASLEY/Intimacy (Mercury)
a,PD 6 9 PAT METHENY/Secret Story (Geffen)
11
GEORGE DUKE/Snapshot (WB)
15
SADE/Love Deluxe (Epic)
12
WINDOWS/From The Asylum (Blue Orchid/DA)
to 13 HIROSHIMA/Providence (Epic)
13
JEREMY WALL/Stepping To The New World (Amherst)*
16
RI CHY KICK LIGHTER/King's Highway (Ichiban)
21
FATTBURGER/On ARoll (Sin-Drome)
14 17 BELA FLECK &THE FLECKTONES/UF0 Tofu (WB)
20
TOM COSTER/Gotcha! (JVC)
n C KEVYN LETTAU Simple Life (JVC)
28
UNCLE FESTIVE,Drwe Down The Sun (Bluemoon)
21
EXCHANGE/Exchange (Mesa)
23 30
eGP04 RACHELLE FERRELL/Flachelle Ferrell (Manhattan/Capitol) PARTY/Compilation (American Gramaphone)
29
MIKE GEALER/Paradise Highway (Positive Music)
25
JOE McBRIDE/Grace (Heads Up)
ie 26 LESLIE LE7VEN/Make It Right (Sin-Drome)
27
DES'REE/Mind Adventures (Epic)
17 28 JOHN TESH/The Games (GTS)
;DEBUT >
KIKO/Kiko (Silver Strand)
BREAKER CD ALPHONSE MOUZON/The Survivor (Tenacious)
'Keeps bullet due to continued growth
"Moka" "Preacher" "Just" "Movin'" "Fugitive"
"Grand" "Lovers" "Between" "Message" 'Springshor "Morning" "Facing" "World" "Geneva" "Ordinary" "Smokey" "Island" "Reunion" "Boca" "King's" "Lucky" "Sex" "Magic" "Dreams" "Sunlight"
"Dot" "Beyond"
"Dreaming" "Twilight"
"Bittersweet" "Stand"
"Leave" "April"
DAVID BENOIT (12) RONNIE LAWS (12)
SHAWN COLVIN (9) MAX LASSER'S ARK (8)
KEIKO MATSUI (8)
ALEX MURZYN (8) VITAL INFORMATION (7)
SCOTT COSSU (5) ALPHONSE MOUZON 5)
OTTEST LP HOT TRAC
RIPPINGTONS (23) BOB JAMES & EARL KLUGH (21)
LARRY CARLTON (19)
BERNARD OATTES (11) GEORGE JINDA & WORLD (9)
NORMAN BROWN (8) JIM CHAPPELL (7) GEORGE DUKE (6) PAT METHENY (6)
No Tracks Qualified This Week
NOVEMBER 6, 1992
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O KENNY GARRETT/Black Hope (WB) o BRANFORD MARSALIS/I Heard You Twice The First Time (Columbia) o GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS/Music From The Motion Picture (Elektra) o ALAN FARNHAM/Play-cation (Concord)
O ANTONIO HART/Don't You Know ICare (Novus/RCA)
O ELIANE ELIAS/Fantasia (Blue Note)
7 CHARLIE HADEN-OUARTET WEST/Haunted Heart (Verve/PolyGram)
is O LINCOLN CENTER JAZZ ORCHESTRA/Portraits By Elhngton (Columbia)
9 0 BETTY CARTER/It's Not About The Melody (Verve/PolyGram)
12 · FRANK MORGAN/You Must Believe In Spring (Antilles/PolyGram)
.1 · TONY BENNETT/Perfectly Frank (Columbia)
· CRAIG FRAEDRICH/So In Love (Positive Music)
QD STEVE KHAN Headline (Bluemoon)
8 14 BRUCE FORMAN wiJOE HENDERSON/Forman On The Job (Kamei)
is (ID PAQUITO D'RIVERA/Who's Smoking? (Candid)
II 16 CARMEN BRADFORD/Finally Yours (Amazing)
24 · RUSSELL MALONEflussell Malone (Columbia)
2, · LENI STERN Ten Songs (Lipstick)
iv 19 BENNY CARTER/Harlem Renaissance (MusicMasters Jazz)
22 · NORMAN BROWN/Just Between Us (MoJAll)
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ED ELVIN JONESiYoungblood (Enja)
ao · RAY ANDERSON/Every One Of Us (Gramavision)
23 · BOB THOMPSON/Love Dance (Ichiban)
DEBUT > Q.) LARRY CORYELL/Live From Bahia (CTI)
DEBUT >0 HERBIE MANN/Deep Pocket (Kokopelli)
2s
BRECKER BROTHERS/Return Of The Brecker Brothers (GRP)
20 DEBUT
a27 BOB JAMES &EARL KLUGH/Cool (WB) WALLACE RONEY Seth Air (Muse)
14 29 GEOFF KEEZER TRIO/World Music (01W/Columbia) LOEBuT >CD GARY BURTON &FRIENDS/Six Pack (GRP)
"2 Step" "Blue"
"Stay"
"Long" "Chicago"
"Love's" "Angel" "Love" "Mustang" "Backside"
"Double"
7
HOTTEST LPs
JACKIE McLEAN (13) ®
JIMMY HEATH (10) GENE HARRIS QUARTET (8)
DAVID BENOIT (7) GERI ALLEN (6)
GARY BURTON & FRIENDS (6) BOBBY LYLE (6)
PRIDE OF LION (6) MIKE STERN (6)
KENNY GARRETT (27) BRANFORD MARSALIS (14)
ELIANE ELIAS (9) ANTONIO HART (8) NORMAN BROWN (7)
BETTY CARTER (7) ALAN FARNHAM (7) GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS (7)
HOT TRACKS
No Tracks Qualified This Week
*EKO "Logikal" (Higher Octave) 24/2
Rotations Heavy 3,0 Medium 8,0, Light 13/2, Total Adds 2, WXMX, KBIA Heavy KTWV, KKSF. SS BREAKER this week
KEIKO MATSUI "Cherry Blossom" (White Cat) 22/8
Rotations Heavy I/O. Medium 7/1, Light 14/7, Total Adds 8, WOCD, KJZZ, KBZN, KKSF, WGMC, WXMX, KXDC, KTCZ Heavy JZTRAX
TOOTS THIELEMANS "The Brasil Project" (Private Music) 21/1
Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 6/1, Light 13/0, Total Adds 1, KEZL Heavy WOCD, WFAE
SHADOWFAX "Esperanto" (Earthbeatl) 21/0
Rotations Heavy 6/0. Medium 9/0, Light 6/0. Total Adds 0 Heavy KWYS, WXMX, KEZL, KTCZ, KNIK, SS
MIKE OLDFIELD "Tubular Bells 2" (Reprise) 19/2
Rotations Heavy 4/0, Medium 7/0. Light 8/2, Total Adds 2. KBZN. KXDC Heavy .KTWV, KYVVS, WAMX, SS
GERALD VEASLEY "Look Ahead" (Heads Up) 19/1
Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/0, Light 7/1, Total Adds 1, WNUA. Heavy KTCZ
BOBBY LYLE "Secret Island" (Atlantic Jazz/AG) 18/4
Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 62 Light 12:2. Total Adds 4, KTWV. KKSF, KWVS, KTCZ
BRYAN SAVAGE "Bryan Savage" (Elation) 18/17
Rotations Heavy 4/0, Medium 9,0, Light 5,0, Total Adds 0 Heavy WJZE. WXMX, WEZV, WMGN.
MAIRE BRENNAN "Maire" (Atlantic/AG) 17/1
Rotations Heavy 5/0, Medium 6/0. Light 6,1, Total Adds 1, KEZL Heavy KTWV, KIFM, WAMX, KIOT, SS
SCOTT COSSU "Stained Glass Memories" (Windham Hill) 16/5
Rotations Heavy 10, Medium 4,0. Light 11 5 Total Adds 5 WFAE KWVS, WL00, KTCZ, JZTRAX Heavy KTWV
CRAIG PEYTON "Songs From Home" (Earthflight) 16/0
Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 7,0. Light 9/0, Total Adds 0 Medium WJZE, WNUA, KTWV, KWVS, WAMX, KEZL. KXLY
"MIKE STERN "Standards -And Other Songs" (Atlantic Jazz/AG) 25/6
Rotations, Heavy 2,0, Medium 8/0, Light 15/6, Total Adds 6, WCPN, WMOT. WSHA, KSLU, WSIE, WVPE. Heavy: KXJZ, KJAZ CHART EXTRA this week,
- GERALD VEASLEY "Look Ahead" (Heads Up) 24/2
Rotations Heavy 5/0, Medlur ··0, Light 8/2, Total Adds 2, WDET, WMOT. Heavy: WRTI, KLCC, KUOP, WFSS, WKRY. CHART EXTRA this week
- DON GROLNICK "Nighnown" (Blue Note) 21/0
Rotations Heavy 2/0, Mediu, ' O. Light 9/0. Total Adds 0 Heavy KJAZ, WTEB CHART EXTRA this week
'DAVE BRUBECK "Once When IWas Very Young" (MusicMasters Jazz) 19/3
Rotations Heavy 1/0. Medium 9,0, Light 9/3, Total Adds 3. WOTB, WFPL. WVPE Heavy WEBR BREAKER this week.
*TOSHIKO AKIYOSHI JAll ORCHESTRA "Carnegie Hall Concert" (Columbia) 19/2
Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/0, Light 11/2, Total Adds 2, WSHA, JCITY BREAKER this week.
- TONINHO HORTA "Once ILoved" (Verve Forecast/PolyGram) 19/1
Rotations Heavy 3/0, Medium 11O, Light 5 1, Total Adds 1, WSIE Heavy. KJAZ. WFPL. WTEB CHART EXTRA this week
*GERI ALLEN "Maroons" (Blue Note) 18/6
Rotations Heavy 20, Medium 5,1, Light 11/5, Total Adds 6, WCPN, KATZ. KMHD, WFPL. JCITY. WVPE. Heavy WBGO,
WRTI BREAKER this week
CHARLES BROWN "Someone To Love" (Bullseye) 17/2
Rotations Heavy 4,0, Medium 8,1, Light 51, Total Adds 2, WCPN, WVPE Heavy WB00, WFPL, WMOT, KWMU
DAKOTA STATON "Darling Please Save Your Love" (Muse) 16/5
Rotations Heavy 1,1. Medium 20, Light 13/4, Total Adds 5, KATZ, KXJZ, KPLU, WAER. KUOP
·Uncharted Breakers denoted by one esterék.
··Port Extra denoted by two astardaks.
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Did Not Report For Two Consecutive Weeks, Not Used In This Week's Data (3): KBLX/San Francisco KOAI/Dallas WEEJ/Charlotte Harbor
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"Kevyn Lettau possesses aclarity and brilliance that comes along far too infrequently. ...Kevyn is just astep away from super stardom!"
Lawrence Tanter, Jazz FM, Los Angeles
"Kevyn Lettau is one of akind! This new collection of songs showcases the broad range of her style and talent. "Simple Life" is already atop seller in Japan and it's in HEAVY rotation on Tokyo's #1 FM station, J. Wave."
Frank Cody, Cody/Leach Broadcast Arch.
Produced by Michael Shapiro arid Marcel East. Mixed by Moope Coruna,
SEE KEVY\ LIVE:
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Nov. 1 San Diego Cony. Center/Acoustic Alchemy
Nov. 9
Roxy, Los Angeles
Nov. 13
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223 REPORTERS
NOVEMBER 6, 1992
9 6 3 0 LORRIE MORGANNVatch Me (BNA Entertainment)
8 5 4 0 PAM TILLIS/Shake The Sugar Tree (Arista)
10 7 5 e BILLY DEAN/If There Hadn't Been You (SBK/Liberty)
14 11 9 0 ALABAMA/I'm In AHurry (Anti Don't Know Why) (RCA) .
Il o 7 0 MARK CHESNUTT/Bubba Shot The Jukebox (MCA)
13 10 e 0 MARK COLLIE/Even The Man In The Moon Is Cryin' (MCA)
18 13 10 0 TANYA TUCKER/Two Sparrows In AHurricane (Liberty)
15 12 11 0 RADNEY FOSTER/Just Call Me Lonesome (Arista) ..........
19 14 12 0 GEORGE STRAIT/I Cross My Heart (MCA)
zo zo 13 e CLINT BLACK/Burn One Down (RCA)
22 19 15 CD BROOKS & DUNN/Lost &Found (Arista)
17 15 14 0 MARTY STUART/Now That's Country (MCA)
29 24 18 0 ALAN JACKSON/She's Got The Rhythm (And IGot The Blues) (Arista)
21 17 16 (Z) KATHY MMFTEA/Lonesome Standard Time (Mercury)
20 18 17 0 MARY-CHAPIN CARPENTER vi/JOE DIFFIEMot Too Much To Ask (Columbia)
31 25 22 0 VINCE GILL Don 't Let Our Love Start Slippin' Away (MCA)
5 3 2 17 TRAVIS TRITTiord Have Mercy On The Working Man (WB)
23 21 20 CID RESTLESS HEART/When She Cries (RCA)
26 23 21 0 HAL KETCHUM/Sure Love (Curb)
30 27 24 C TRACY LAWRENCE/Somebody Paints The Wall (Atlantic Nashville/AG)
34 32 26 EID LEE ROY PARNELL/Love Without Mercy (Arista)
2 2 r 22 WYNONNA/No One Else On Earth (Curb/MCA)
38 33 27 a BILLY RAY CYRUS/Wher'm IGonna Live (Mercury)
32 28 25 e SAMMY KERSHAW/Anywhere But Here (Mercury)
37 34 29 ED JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY/Life's ADance (Atlantic Nashville/AG)
33 31 A ED CLINTON GREGORY/Who Needs It (SOR)
BREAKER e GARTH BROOKS/Somewhere Other Than The Night (Liberty)
39 35 32 e LITTLE TEXAS/What Were You Thinking (WB)
43 37 33 e RICKY VAN SHELTON/Wild Man (Columbia)
35 e TRISHA YEARWOODANalkaway Joe (MCA)
41 36 34 ED AARON TIPPIN1 Was Born With ABroken Heart (RCA)
6 4 6 32 SUZY BOGGUSS/Letting Go (Liberty)
48 44 36 e DWIGHT YOAKAM/Suspicious Minds (Epic Soundtrax)
, In 34 JOHN ANDERSON/Seminole Wind (BNA Entertainment)
BREAKER e DOUG STONE /Too Busy Being In Love (Epic)
..> 0 TIM McGRAWANelcome To The Club (Curb)
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48 40 e CHRIS LeDOUX/Cadillac Ranch (Liberty)
49 41 0 MICHELLE WRIGHT/He Would Be Sixteen (Arista)
IMF--AKER C GEORGE JONES/I Don't Need Your Rockin' Chair (MCA)
1 18 31 40 REBA McENTIRE/Yhe Greatest Man INever Knew (MCA)
_ 46 44 Q LIONEL CARTWRIGHT/Standing On The Promises (MCA)
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DIAMOND RIO/In AWeek Or Two (Arista)
50 4; e TIM MENSY.That's Good (Giant)
48 Z PAUL OVERSTREET/Still Out There Swinging (RCA)
40 38 37 45 PIRATES OF THE MISSISSIPP1/A Street Man Named Desire (Liberty)
49 Z LISA STEWART/Somebody's In Love (BNA Entertainment)
50 $ GIBSON MILLER BAND/Big Heart (Epic)
DEBUT > Z ROBERT ELLIS ORRALL/Eloom! It Was Over (RCA)
50 47 ee 49 BELLAMY BROTHERS/Can ICome On Home To You (Bellamy Bros.)
DEBUT > a CONFEDERATE RAILROAD. Queen Of Memphis (Atlantic Nashville/AG)
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95/0 186/61 150/11 167/26 163/29 136/10
64/0 131/5 138/133 114/14 107/18
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CONFEDERATE RAILROAD (89) McBRIDE & THE RIDE 4) DOUG STONE (61) TRISHA YEARWOOD (55) MIKE REID (37) ROBERT ELLIS ORRALL (35) MICHELLE WRIGHT (29) CHRIS LeDOUX (26)
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PAM TILLIS (142) LORRIE MORGAN (136) MARK CHESNUTT (114)
ALABAMA (100) BILLY DEAN (86) MARK COLLIE (69) GEORGE STRAIT (66) TANYA TUCKER (63) TRAVIS TRITT (52) WYNONNA (40)
Reports. Adds
R.E. ORRALL/Boom!... (RCA) .. 103/35
GIBSON MILLER BAND/Big Heart (Epic) 103/14
LISA STEWART.Sornebody's In... (BNA) . 101/11
K. BROOKS &R. SHARP/That's... (Mercury)35/6
DeANNA COX Never GonnaBe Your... (WB) 35/2
JEFF CHANCEA Heartache On... (Mercury) .14/14
GUY CLARK Baton Rouge (Elektra/Nonesuch) 13/0
MAVERICKS/I Got You (MCA)
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New artists have not yet had a Country Breaker or concurrent airplay from 60% of reporting stations.
MOST ADDED & HOTTEST list the most added songs nationally, and the songs reported "hottest compiled from all our reporters. The number in parentheses immediately following the songs in Most Added & Hottest indicates the total number of Country reporters adding the song this week or noting that the song is among their five hottest.
BREAKERS
GARTH BROOKS Somewhere Other Than The Night (Liberty)
On 91% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 9, Medium 73, Light 121, Total Adds 162, including WPOC, WXKX, WPKX, KPLX, WSM, WRNS, WGAR, KEBC, KOEL, KUGN, KRWO, KCCY. Debuts at number 27 on the Country chart.
DOUG STONE Too Busy Being In Love (Epic)
On 83% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 26, Light 159, Total Adds 61, including WOBE, WXTA, WOSI, WOYK, KKYR, WTXT, WLLR, WOOD, WWJO, KMIX, KRTY, KORD. Moves 45-35 on the Country chart.
Breakers are those records that have achieved concurrent airplay at 60% of our reporting stations. New & Active records are those receiving airplay at 30-59% of the stations. Records in Significant Action are receiving airplay at 5-29% of the stations. Records do not have to reach Breaker in order to chart.
DIAMOND RIO In AWeek Or Two (Arista)
On 62% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 8, Light 129, Total Adds 133, including WAYZ, WTCR, WFRG, KEAN, WKAK, KRRV, KODY, WMIL, KVOO, KALF, KYGO, KKAT. Debuts at number 42 on the Country chart.
GEORGE JONES IDon't Need Your Rockin' Chair (MCA)
On 61% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 6, Medium 37, Light 93, Total Adds 10: WYNY, WPKX, WBUB, WESC, WSM, WBKR, WC1YK, WMIL, KEBC, KUZZ. Moves 45-43-41-39 on the Country chart.
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LIONEL CARTWRIGHT "Standing On The Promises" (MCA) 131/5
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 24. Light 107. Total Adds 5 WXKX, KASE. WOKK. KKYR. KKCS Medium WM, KEAN. WKAK, KRRV. KMML. WTVY KLLL, WKNN, WWOO, KODY, WUSN. KCLR, WAXX. KSUX. KTTS. WTHI. KVOO. KOEL. KFDI.
KUZZ, KALF. KUGN. KNCO, KKAT Moves 46-44-41 on the Country chart
TIM MENSY "That's Good" (Giant) 114/14
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 28. Light 86. Total Adds 14 WFGY. WOBE. KAYO. WXBO. KHEY. WKNN. WWWW. WAVC.
WGEE. WKCO, KFMS, KWNR. KCKC, KORD. Medium WYNY, WSIX, KJJY. KSUX KOEL. KFDI. KUZZ. KALF. KUGN. KMIX. KNIX Moves 5047-43 on the Country chart
PAUL OVERSTREET "Still Out There Swinging" (RCA) 107/18
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 16, Light 91. Total Adds 18 WOSI. KAYO. WMSI. <KW. WOKK. KJLO. WRNS. WODR. KAJA,
WTXT. WACO, WJOD. WMUS. KIOK. WFMB. KFMS. KHAY. KDRK Medium WCTK, WICO, WFRG. KEAN, KASE, KLLL, KODY. KOEL. KUZZ Moves 48-44 on the Country chart
ROBERT ELUS ORRALL "Boom! It Was Over" (RCA) 103/35
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 4. Light 99. Total Adds 35 WOCB. WIOV, WMZO, WKAK. KASE. WSTH. KPLX. WKML, WPCV. KYKS, WYAK. WSIX, WODR, KIXS. WWOO, KCLR. WAXX. WYNG. WDAF. KCJI3. WOW. KICK. WWJO. WTHI. KIK-FM. KCTR. KVOC. KEKB. KZLA. KRWO. KMIX, KHAY. KNIX. KNCI. KATY Debuts at number 48 on the Country chart
GIBSON MILLER BAND "Big Head" (Epic) 103/14
Rotations .Heavy 0. Medium 5. Light 98. Total Adds 14 WOCB. WOKO, WTCR, WOVK. WWNC, KTCS. WVLK. KIXS. WACO.
WFMS. WASKFM, WTHI. KASH. KWNR Medium WYNY, KOEL, KUZZ, KALF. KUGN Moves 50-47 on the Country chart
LISA STEWART "Somebody's In Love" (BNA Entertainment) 101/11
Rotations Heavy O. Medium it. Light 90. Total Adds 11 WTCR. WOVK. KEAN. KILTFM. KYKS. KCLR. KCJB, WOOD KEKB.
KWJJ. KDRK Medium WFRG. WKAK. WXBM. KODY. KTTS. KVOO. KOEL. KFDI. KUZZ. KALF. KOLT Light WYNY. WDSY, KRYS. KSSN. WAMZ, WUSN. KKAT. KSAN Moves 49-46 on the Country chart
CONFEDERATE RAILROAD "Queen 01 Memphis" (Atlantic Nashville/AG) 95/89
Rotations Heavy 2, Medium 4, Light 89. Total Adds 89. including WPOC. WWYZ, WOVK, KMML, WEZL, KHEY. KIKK. WIVK. WVLK, KNFM. WSIX. WSM. WCMS, WGH-FM. WWKA. WCHY, WTNT, KIXS. KHAK, WYNG. WDAF. KEEY. WGTC. WTHI.
KWNR. KMIX, KHAY. KNCI, KKAT. KMPS Debuts at number 50 on the Country chart
MICHAEL WHITE "She Likes To Dance" (Reprise) 89/5
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 14. Light 75. Total Adds 5 WOKO. KYKS. WUSW. KEBC, KICK Medium VVWYZ, KTCS, KODY.
WAVC. WDAF. KTTS. WTCM. KVOO. KOEL, KFDI. KALF. KEKB. KNCO. KCKC. Light WPOC. KSSN, WSIX. WCMS. WOWW. KRST. KNAX. KHAY. KUPL, KOLT
BEU.AMY BROTHERS "Can ICome On Home To You" (Bellamy Bros.) 86/2
Rotations Heavy 1. Medium 23. Light 62. Total Adds 2 WUSW, KWJJ Heavy KNCO Medium WCTK, WICO. KEAN. WKAK.
KAYO. WIVY. WKML. WSW WYYD. KGKL. KLUR. KODY, WAXX. KTTS. WTCM. KVOO. KFDI, KUZZ. KVOC. KALF. KUGN. KEKB, KWNR Moves 50-47-46-49 on the Country chart
McBRIDE &THE RIDE "Just One Night" (MCA) 74/74
Rotations Heavy 1, Medium 1. Light 72. Total Adds 74. including WRKZ. WYNY. WGTY. KEAN. KASE. WBUB. KRYS, KHEY, WVLK. WAMZ. WSIX, WOWW. WTXT. WTOR, WUSN. WFMS, WITL, WMIL, WTHI. KUZZ. KMLE, KNIX. KNCI. KRAK. KKAT. KMPS
BOY HOWDY "Thanks For The Ride" (Curb) 57/9
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 5. Light 52. Total Adds 9 WKAK. KOUL. WKML. KIKK. KOOV. WGH-FM, WCHY. WOW. KZLA
Medium KSUX, KVOO. KOEL. KALF. KCKC Light WRKZ. WFRG, KASE, KHEY. WVLK. KSSN. WRNS. WWKA. KLUR, KCLR, WYNG. WTHI. KEKB KNIX
MATTHEWS, WRIGHT & KING "House Huntin'" (Columbia) 43/22
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 3, Light 40, Total Adds 22 WPOC. WOSI, WDLS, WFRG. WGTY. KKIX. KTCS, WYGC. KIKK. KTEX WRNS. WBKR, WKNN. WWOO, KJJY. WOW, KIOK, WWJO. KTPK, KRST, '(MUS. KRWO. Medium KVOO. KOEL. KALF Light WWYZ. KLUR, KTTS
RAY KENNEDY "No Way Jose" (Atlantic Nashville/AG) 3917
Rotations Heavy 1. Medium 4, Light 34. Total Adds 0 Heavy KCKC Medium KTEX. WAVC. KALF. KMLE Light WRKZ, WYNY. WDSY. WCTK. KEAN, KRRV. KKIX. KNFM. WOWW. KGKL. WAXX. KTTS. KTPK, WTCM. KVOO. KUZZ. KHAY. KNIX. KUPL. KWJJ. '(RPM
MIKE REID "Call Home" (Columbia) 38/37
Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 1. Light 37. Total Adds 37. including WPOC. WAYZ. WWYZ. WRKZ. WIOV. WSTH, WTVY. WYGC. WPCV, KTEX, WRNS, WOWW. WYYD, KGKL, KLUR. WWOO. KODY. WAXX. WMUS. KTTS, WFMB. KOEL, KFDI. KUGN. '(MIE
KAREN BROOKS & RANDY SHARP "That's Another Story" (Mercury) 35/6
Rotations Heavy 0 Medium 0, Light 35, Total Adds 6. WYNY, WFRG, WKAK. KRRV. WVLK. KORD. Light. WWYZ. WRWD, WCTK. WICO WGTY, KTCS. KYKX. KTEX. WSIX. KODY. KTTS. KFDI. KCTR, KMUS. KALF. KUGN. KRWO. KBUL
DeANNA COX "Never Gonna Be Your Fool Again" (WB) 35/2
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 1. Light 34. Total Adds 2. KTCS, KTPK. Medium: KOEL. Light: WWYZ, WRKZ. WCTK. WICO,
WDLS. WFRG. WKAK. KMML. KYKX. KLUR. KODY. WAXX, WASKFM. WW0M, WGTC, KITS. WWJO. KVOO. '(FOI. KRST. KUZZ, KALE. KEKB. KRWO
RONNA REEVES "We Can Hold Our Own" (Mercury) 33/0 Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 6, Light 27, Total Adds 0 Medium WXTA. KITS. KVOO. KOEL, KALF. KNCO Light WAYZ.
WDLS. WGTY. WKAK, KRRV. WWNC. KOUL. WTVY. WKML. WYGC. KMDL. KNFM. WYAK. WCMS, KGKL. KLUR. WTOR, KODY. WJOD, WAXX. WNWN. WASKFM. WXCL, KTPK. KFDI. KUZZ. KMIX
KITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND "One Good Love" (Liberty) 27/11
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium O. Light 27, Total Adds it, WOSI, WRKZ. WDLS. KMML. KTEX. WWOO, WOW, KTPK. KYGO. KNCO. KOLT Light WICO. WKAK, KASE. WTVY. WYGC. WVLK. KGKL. WCHY. KLUR. KODY. WGTC, KITS. KVOO, '(FOI. KCTFI. KATY
DAN SEALS "We Are One" (WB) 23/10
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 1 Light 22. Total Adds 10. WRKZ. WFRG. WYGC, KOEL, KALF, KUGN. KEKB, KRWO. KNCO. KRPM Medium KVOO. Light WWYZ, WKAK. KMML. WTVY, KKIX. KGKL. KLUR. KODY. KTTS. KTPK. KEPI. KVOC
DARRYL &DON ELLIS "Something Moving In Me" (Epic) 19/19
Rotations Heavy O. Medium 0. Light 19, Total Adds 19. WRKZ. WYNY. WRWD. WFRG. KMML. WTVY. WWKA. KGKL. KLUR. KODY. WOW. WGTC KITS. KVOO, KEPI, KVOC. '(MUS. KALF, KXDD
DENNIS ROBBINS "Good News, Bad News" (Giant) 16/6
Rotations Heavy O. Medium O. Light 16. Total Adds 16. WRKZ. KMML WWNC. KPLX. KSSN, KYKX, WOWW. KGKL, KLUR, '(CIA. KEBC. KTTS. KV00, KFDI. KVOC. KALF
JEFF CHANCE "A Heartache On Her Hands" (Mercury) 14/14
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 0. Light 14. Total Adds 14. WRKZ. WICO. WKAK, KMML, WTVY, KYKX. WOWW, KLUR. KCJB. KTTS. KVOO. KFDI. KVOC, KRWO
GUY CLARK "Baton Rouge" (Elektra/Nonesuch) 13/1)
Rotations Heavy 0 Medium 0 Light 13 Total Adds 0 Light WICO. WYNK, WTVY. KLUR, KODY. WAXX. KTTS, KV00, KFDI, KVOC KALF KUGN KEKB
SHENANDOAH "Leavin's Been ALong Time Comin'" (RCA) 12/10
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MAVERICKS "I Got You" (MCA) 12/0
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ARTIST/Song Title (Label)
Album Title
GARTH BROOKS/Every Now And Then (Liberty)
The Chase
GARTH BROOKS/Dixie Chicken (Liberty)
The Chase
TRAVIS TRITT/Can ITrust You With My Heart (WB)
T-R-O-U-B-L-E
GARTH BROOKS/Mr. Right (Liberty)
The Chase
TRAVIS TRITT/T-R-O-U-B-L-E (WB)
T-R-O-U-B-L-E
TANYA TUCKER/It's ALittle Too Late (Liberty)
Can't Run From Yourself
JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY/I Love The Way You... (Atlantic Nashville/AG). Life's ADance
DIAMOND RIO/Close To The Edge (Arista)
Close To The Edge
SUZY BOGGUSS/Drive South (Liberty)
Voices In The Wind
ALAN JACKSON/Tropical Depression (Arista) ....ALot About Livin' (And ALittle 'Bout Love)
MARY-CHAPIN CARPENTER/Passionate Kisses (Columbia)
Come On Come On
GEORGE STRAIT/Heartland (MCA)
Pure Country
GARTH BROOKS/That Summer (Liberty)
The Chase
GEORGE STRAIT/Overnight Male (MCA)
Pure Country .
SHENANDOAH/Rattle The Windows (RCA)
Long Time Comin'
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ALABAMA "I'm In A Hurry (And Don't Know Why)" (RCA 62336-2)
Prod: Josh Leo. Larry Michael Lee. Alabama Wr: Roger Murrah, Randy VanWarmer Pub: Murrah Music Corp VanWarmer MUSK (BMI. ASCAP) Mgr: Dale Moms
JOHN ANDERSON "Seminole Wind" (BNA 62312-2)
Prod: James C Stroud Wr: John Anderson Pub: Almo Music Corp Hornes Creek Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Bobby Roberts
BELLAMY BROTHERS Can ICome On Home To You (Bellamyintersound 9108)
Prod: Howard 8 David Bellamy Wr: David Bellamy Pub. (ASCAP) Mgr: Frances Bellamy
CLINT BLACK "Burn One Down" (RCA 62337-2)
Prod: James Stroud, Clint Black Wr: Clint Black, Hayden Nicholas. Frankie Miller Pub: ASCAP Mgr: Mores, Nanas, 8. Shea
SUZY BOGGUSS "Letting Go" (Liberty 79346)
Prod: Jimmy Bowen, Suzy Bogguss Wr: Doug Crider. Man RoDings Pub: Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. Zesty Zack 's Music (BMI) Mgr: Morris. Bliesener A Assoc
BOY HOWDY "Thanks For The Ride" (Curb 1029)
Prod: Chns Farren Wr: Jeffrey Steele. Cary Park. Chris Farreo Pub: Farrenuff Music. Full Keel Music, Curb Songs. Cary Park Music. Farren-Curtis MUSK, Mike Curb Music (ASCAP. BMI) Mgr: Alan Hopper
BROOKS & DUNN "Lost And Found" (Arista 2460)
Prod: Scott Hendricks. Don Cook Wr: Don Cook Kir Brooks Pub: Sony Cross Keys Publishing Co Inc (ASCAP) Mgr: Bob Tuley
GARTH BROOKS "Somewhere Other Than The Night" (Liberty 79773)
Prod: Allen Reynolds Wr: Kent Blazy, Garth Brooks Pub: Sophie 's Choice Muse, Mapr Bob Music Co. Inc. No Fences Music (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: DoylerLewis Managment
KAREN BROOKS & RANDY SHARP "That's Another Story" (Mercury 790)
Prod: David Maikty Randy Sharp Wr: Karen Brooks. Randy Sharp. David Malloy Pub: Careers-BMG Music Pub, Inc. Malloy Boys Music. With Any Luck Music Irving Music Inc David Malloy Music Pub (BMI) Mgr: Wall Quinn
MARY-CHAPIN CARPENTER "Not Too Much To Ask" (Columbia 38 74485)
Prod: John Jennings. Mary-Chapin Carpenter Wr: Mary-Chapin Carpenter, Don Schlitz Pub: EMI April Music. Getarealpb Muse. Don Schlitz Muse. Almo Music Corp (ASCAP) Mgr: John Simson, Tom Carrico
LIONEL CARTWRIGHT "Standing On The Promises" (MCA 54514)
Prod: Barry Beckett Wr: Lionel Cartwright, Allen Shamblin Pub: WarnerTamerlane Publishing Corp LongRun Muse, Almo Music Corp. Hayes Street Music, Inc, Allen Shamblin Music (BMI. ASCAP) Mgr: Noel For
JEFF CHANCE "A Heartache On Her Hands" (Mercury 798)
Prod: Harold Shedd Wr: Buddy Cannon, John Northrup Pub: PRI Music, Inc. Buddy Cannon Music. Famous Music Corp (ASCAP) Mgr: Bobby Roberts
MARK CHESNUTT "Bubba Shot The Jukebox" (MCA 54471)
Prod: Mark Wright Wr: Dennis Linde Pub: EMI Blackwood Music Inc. Line Manor Pub Co Inc ,Right Key MUSK (BMI) Mgr: BDM Management
MARK COLLIE "Even The Man In The Moon Is Cryin'" (MCA 54448)
Prod: Don Cook Wr: Mark Collie. Don Cook Pub: BMG Songs. Inc. Judy. Judy. Judy Music, Sony Tree Publishing Co., Inc. (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Don Light
GUY CLARK "Baton Rouge" (Asylum 8667)
Prod: Guy Clark. Miles Wilkinson Wy: Guy Clark, J.C. Crowley Pub: EMI April Music, Crowman MuseMarner/Eteldra/Asylum Music (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Vector Management
CONFEDERATE RAILROAD "Queen Of Memphis" (Atlantic Nashville/AG 4707)
Prod: Wr: Dave Gibson Kathy Louvin Pub: Nocturnal Eclipse Music. Union Country MUSK, Tiflis Tunes. Inc (BMI) Mgr: IMS
DEANNA COX "Never Gonna Be Your Fool Again" (WB 5597)
Prod: Gregg Brown Wr: Deanna Cox. Danny Mayo, Dickey Lee Pub: Plum Creek Muse, New Haven MUSK. Inc. Aimee Cory MUSK. Songs Of PolyGram Intl .Inc., Pal Time Muse (BMI) Mgr: Jack McFadden
BILLY RAY CYRUS "Wher'm IGonna Live" (Mercury 779)
Prod: Joe Scee, Jim Cotton Wr: Billy Ray Cyrus, Cindy Cyrus Pub: PRI Songs. Inc. Sly Dog Pub Co, PRI Music, Inc, Muse Xpress (BMI. ASCAP) Mgr: Jack McFadden
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BILLY DEAN "If There Hadn't Been You" (Liberty 79417)
Prod: Chuck Howard, Tom Shapiro Wr: Tom Shapiro, Ron Hellard Pub: Edge ()Woods Muse. Kinetic Diamond Muse, Inc, Moline Valley Music, Inc, Careers-BMG MUSK Pub Inc (ASCAP. BMI) Mgr: Ten Brown
DIAMOND RIO "In A Week Or Two" (Arista 2457)
Prod: Monty Powell, Tim DuBois Wr: James House. Gary Burr Pub: Madwomen Muse. MCA Muse Publishing. Gary Burr Music. Inc (BMI. ASCAP) Mgr: Ted Hacker
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DARRYL & DON ELLIS "Something Moving In Me" (Epic 34 74758)
Prod: James Stroud Wr: Rory Michael Bourke, Mike Reid Pub: PolyGram Intl Pub, Inc Songs De Burgo BMG Songs. Inc. (ASCAP) Mgr: Crow Enterprises Inc
RADNEY FOSTER "Just Call Me Lonesome" (Arista 2448)
Prod: Steve Fishell, Radney Foster Wr: Radney Foster, George Ducas Pub: St Julien Music, PolyGram In! Pub Co Inc. Poor House Hollow Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Fitzgerald-Hartley
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GIBSON MILLER BAND "Big Heart" (Epic 34 74739)
Prod: Doug Johnson Wr: Dave Gibson. Blue Miller, Freddy Weller Pub: Nocturnal Eclipse Muse, Union County Music, BrahmSongs 8 Careers-BMG Music Publishing.Inc. YoungWorld Music (BMI) Mgr: Morass. Nanas. & Shea
VINCE GILL 'Don't Let Our Love Start Slippin' Away" (MCA 54489)
Prod: Tony Brown Wr: Vince Gill, Pete Wasner Pub: Benefit Music.
Foreshadow Songs. Inc. Uncle Pete MUSK (BMI) Mgr: Fazgerakl-Hariley
CLINTON GREGORY "Who Needs It" (SOR 444)
Prod: Ray Pennington Wr: B Mason, J Mahaffey Pub: Movieville MUSK.
CareeriBMG MUSK Pub Monk Family Muse (BMI) Mgr: Ray Pennington
ALAN JACKSON "She's Got The Rhythm (And IGot The Blues)" (Arista 2463)
Prod: Keith Stegall Wr: Alan Jackson, Randy Travis Pub: Marne Ruth Musick,
Seventh Son Music, Sometimes You Win MUSK (ASCAP) Mgr: Ten Ten
Management
GEORGE JONES "I Don't Need Your Rockin' Chair" (MCA 54470)
Prod: Emory Gordy, Jr Wr: Billy Yates. Frank Dycus, Kerry Kurt Phillips Pub:
Sixteen Stars Musfc, Warner Noreale MUSK, Inc Dyinda Jain MUSK. Texas
Wedge Music IBMI.SESAC, ASCAP) Mgr: Frank Bacas
RAY KENNEDY "No Way Jose" (Atlantic Nashville/AG 4801)
Prod: Monty Powell. Ray Kennedy Wr: PR Battle, Michael Garvin Pub:
CareerS-BMG MUSK. Inc Four of A Kind MUSK. Nocturnal Eclipse Music. Michael Garvin Music, BMI Mgr: IMS
SAMMY KERSHAW "Anywhere But Here" (Mercury 749)
Prod: Buddy Cannon. Horro Wilson Wr: Buddy Cannon, John Scott Sherrill. Bob Deer) Pub: PRI MUSK, Inc Buddy Cannon MUSK, Little Big Town MUSK. American Made MUSK. Brand New Town MUSK, Old Wolf Music, Music
Corporation Of Amenca. Inc (ASCAP. BMI) Mgr: Jim Dowell
HAL KETCHUM "Sure Love" (Curb 1025)
Prod: Allen Reynolds, Jimmy Rooney Wr: Hal Ketchum. Gary Burr Pub: Foreshadow Songs. Inc. Songs of PolyGram Intl, Inc, MCA Music Pub, Gary
Burr Music. Inc (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: Wan Quinn
TRACY LAWRENCE "Somebody Paints The Wall" (Atlantic Nashville/AG 4776)
Prod: James Stroud Wr: Nelson Larkin, Tommy Smith, Elroy Kahanek, Charles Browder Pub: Lust-4-Fun MUSK, Zomba Enterprises. Inc, Joyna
Muse, Noted MUSK (ASCAP) Mgr: Wayne Edwards
CHRIS LeDOUX "Cadillac Ranch" (Liberty 79502)
Prod: Jimmy Bowen, Jerry Crutchfield Wr: Chris Waters. Chuck Jones Pub: Great Cumberland MUSK, Diamond Struck MUSK (BMI) Mgr: IMS/AI Ledoux
LITTLE TEXAS "What Were You Thinking" (WB 5727)
Prod: James Stroud, Christy DiNapoli, Doug Grau Wr: Christy DiNapoli, Porter Howell. Dwayne 0 Bnen, Brady Seals Pub: Square West Music. Inc. Howlin Hits Music. Inc (ASCAPI Mgr: Christy DiNapolt
KATHY MATTEA "Lonesome Standard Time" (Mercury 750)
Prod: Brent Maher Wr: Jim Rushing. Larry Cordie Pub: EMI Apnl Music Inc.
The Old Professors Muse, BMGSongs, Inc, Mighty Chord Muse (ASCAP)
Mgr: Bob Toney
MATTHEWS, WRIGHT & KING "House Huntin'"
(Columbia 38 74749)
Prod: Steve Buckingham. Larry Strickland Wr: Bob DiPpro, John Jarrad, Mark
D Sanders Pub: Little Beg Town Music. Amencan Made MUSK, Alabama Band
Music, MCA Music Publishing (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: Starstruck Management
THE MAVERICKS "I Got You" (MCA 54520)
Prod: Steve %hell, Raul Malo Wr: Raul Malo. Radney Foster Pub: Sony Tree
Publishing Co.. Inc Malo MUSK Inc, St Julien MUSK, PolyGram International
Publishing, Inc (BM,. ASCAP) Mgr: Frank Callan
McBRIDE & THE RIDE "Just One Night" (MCA 54494)
Prod: Steve Gibson, Tony Brown Wr: Terry McBride Pub: Songs of PolyGram
International, Inc. Songs of McRecle (BMI) Mgr: Ken Stilts
REBA McENT1RE "The Greatest Man INever Knew"
(MCA 54441)
Prod: Tony Brown. Reba McEntire Wr: Richard Leigh, Layng Martine, Jr Pub:
EMI April MUSK Inc. Lion-Hearted MUSK. Layng Martine. Jr Songs (ASCAP)
Mgr: Narvel Blackstock
TIM McGRAW "Welcome To The Club" (Curb 1020)
Prod: James Stroud 8, Byron Gallimore Wr: Steve Seskin Andre Pessis Pub:
Love This Town Music. Endless Frogs Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Image Management
Group/Tony Harley
TIM MENSY "That's Good" (Giant 5716)
Prod: James Stroud Wr: Tim Mensy. Tony Haseklen Pub: Sony Cross Keys
Pub Co, Inc. Miss Dot MUSK, Inc, Millhouse MUSK (ASCAP. BMI) Mgr:
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Moress. Nanas, 8 Shea
JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY "Life's A Dance"
(Atlantic Nashville/AG 4706-2)
Prod: Doug Johnson Wr: Allen Shamblin. Steve Seen Pub: Hayes Street
MUSK. Inc Almo Music Corp .Love This Town Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Hallmark
Direction
LORRIE MORGAN "Watch Me" (BNA 62333-2)
Prod: Richard Landis Wr: Tom Shapiro, Gary Burr Pub: Great Cumberland
MUSK, Diamond Struck Music, In The Air Music, Inc MCA MUSK Pub, Gary
Burr Music Inc (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: Mores. Nanas, 8 Shea
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NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND "One Good Love" (Liberty 79484)
Prod: Jimmy Bowen, Chuck Howard Wr: Radney Foster, Jeff Hanna Pub: PolyGram International Publishing. Inc, St Julien Music Jell Diggs Music ASCAP, BM! ,Mgr. Morn, BIlesener, 8. Assoc
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ROBERT ELLIS ORRALL 'Boom! It Was Over (RCA 62335-2)
Prod: Sieve Marcantonio, Robert Ellis Orrall. Josh Leu Wr: tiohert Ellis Orrali
Bill Lloyd Pub: EMI April Music. Inc., JKids Music. EMI Blackwood MUSK, Inc. Okay Then (ASCAP. BM') Mgr: none
PAUL OVERSTREET "Still Out There Swinging" (RCA 62361-2)
Prod: Brown Bannister, Paul Overstreet Wr: Paul Overstreet Pub: Scarlet Moon Music (BM') Mgr: Scarlet Moon Music
LEE ROY PARNELL "Love Without Mercy" (Arista 2462)
Nod: Scott Hendncks. Barry Beckett Wr: Don Pfrommer, Mike Reid Pub: International Publishing. Inc Lodge Hall Music. Inc, co BMG Songs., Inc Mgr: Mike Robertson
PIRATES OF THE MISSISSIPPI "A Street Man Named Desire" (Liberty 79482)
Prod: Jimmy Bowen, Richard Alves Wr: Bill McC,orvey, Rich Alves, Gary Harrison Pub: Great Cumberland Music. Flawtactor Music. Longitude MUSK Co August Wind Music (BMIi Mgr: Ken Stilts
RONNA REEVES "We Can Hold Our Own" (Mercury 778)
Prod: Harold Shedd. Clyde Brooks Wr: Paul Harrison Pub: Careers-BMG MUSK Pub Inc (BMI) Mgr: Ron Cotton
MIKE REID "Call Home" (Columbia 38 74771)
Prod: Peter Bunetta. Rick Chudacoff Wr: Mike Reid. Troy Seals Pub: BMG Songs. Inc. WB Mue Corp Two Sons Music )ASCAP) Mgr: Moress Nanas 8 Shea
RESTLESS HEART "When She Cries" (RCA 62334-2)
Prod: Josh Leo Wr: Marc Beeson. Sonny LeMaire Pub: EMI April Music, Inc, Son Mare MUSK Pub (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Fitzgerald-Hartley
DENNIS ROBBINS "Good News, Bad News" (Giant 5841)
Prod: Richard Landis. James Stroud Wr: Dennis Robbins. Bob DiPpro, John Soon Sherrill Pub: Corey Rock MUSK, Dee Stars Muse. Little Big Town Music. American Made Muse. Brand New Town Muse, Old Wolf Muse. Music Corp of America, Inc (ASCAP. BMI) Mgr: Senior Management
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DAN SEALS "We Are One" (WB 5760)
Prod: Kyle Lehning Wr: Dan Seals Pub: Pink Pig Music (BMI) Mgr: Tony Gottle
RICKY VAN SHELTON "Wild Man" (Columbia 38 74748)
Prod: Steve Buckingham Wr: Susan Longacre, Rick Giles Pub: WB Music Corp. Long Acre Music. Great Cumberland MUSK, Diamond Struck MUSK, Patenrek Music (SESAC. BM)) Mgr: Michael Campbell & Assoc
SHENANDOAH "Leavin's Been A Long Time Comin'" (RCA 62397-2)
Prod: Robert Byrne, Keith Stegall Wr: Mike McGuire. Charlie Craig, Stowe Dailey Pub: Shenandoah's Ark MUSK Publishing, Four of a Kind MUSK. Judy Judy Judy MUSK (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Bill Clark
LISA STEWART "Somebody's In Love" (BNA 62311-2)
Prod: Richard Landis Wr: Steve Bogard. Michael Clark Pub: WB Music Corp, Rancho Bogardo MUSK. Warner-Tamerlane Pub Corp. Flying Dutchman Music (ASCAP. BMI) Mgr: Mores, Nanas, 8 Shea
DOUG STONE "Too Busy Being In Love" (Epic 34 74761)
Prod: Doug Johnson Wr: Victoria Shaw. Gary Burr Pub: Gary Moms MUSK MCA MUSK Publishing. Gary Burr Music (ASCAP) Mgr: John Dorris, Phyllis Bennene
GEORGE STRAIT "I Cross My Heart" (MCA 54478)
Prod: Tony Brown George Strait Wr: Steve Dortf,Enc Kaz Pub: Warner/Elena/ Asylum Muse Inc Dorff Songs. Zena MUSK (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: Ers Woolsey
MARTY STUART "Now That's Country" (MCA 54477)
Prod: Richard Bennett. Tony Brown Wr: Marty Stuart Pub: Songs Of PolyGram. lnt I. Tubb sBus MUSK (BMI) Mgr: Bonnie Gamer
PAM TULLIS "Shake The Sugar Tree" (Arista 2454)
Prod: Paul Worley, Ed Seay Wr: Chapin Hartford Pub: Sony Tree Publishing Co Inc IBM)) Mgr: Mike Robertson
AARON TIPPIN "I Was Born With A Broken Heart" (RCA 62338-2)
Prod: Emory Gordy Jr Wr: Aaron Tippin, Jim McBride Pub: Careers-BUG Music Publishing, Inc (Gospel Division). EMI April Music Inc (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: Starstruck Mgmt
TRAVIS TRITE "Lord Have Mercy On The Working Man" (WB 5660)
Prod: Gregg Brown Wr: Kostas Pub: Songs Of PolyGram Intl. Inc (BMI) Mgr: Ken Kragen
TANYA TUCKER "Two Sparrows In A Hurricane" (Liberty 79458)
Prod. Jerry Crutchfield Wr: Mark Alan Springer Pub: Murrah Music Corp (BMI) Mgr: Beau Tucker
MICHAEL WHITE "She Likes To Dance" (Reprise 5748)
Prod: Robert Byrne, Alan Schulman Wr: Robert Byrne, Alan Schulman. Michael White Pub: Fame Pub Co. Inc.. Bobworld MUSK. Makin It Up MUSK. Inc. MUSK Of The World. Ltd, Sony Cross Keys Pub Co. Inc IBMI. ASCAP) Mgr: Makin Music
MICHELLE WRIGHT "He Would Be Sixteen" (Arista 2480)
Prod: Steve Bogard. Rick Giles Wr: Jill Colucci. Charlie Black, Austin Roberts Pub: EMI April MUSK Inc. Hearland Express Music. Five-Bar-I3 Songs, Sony Cross Keys Publishing Co. Inc .My Lady MUSK. Walrnik Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Boas Fernman
WYNONNA "No One Else On Earth" (Curb/MCA 54449)
Prod: Tony Brown Wr: Sam Lorber, Stewart Hams, Jill Coluccr Pub: Sony Tunes Inc Sony Songs Inc. Edisto Sound Intl, EMI Golden Torch Music, Heart Street Music 1ASCAP. BMI) Mgr: Ken Stilts
TRISHA YEAR WOOD Walkaway Joe" (MCA 54495)
Prod: Garth Fundis Wr: Vince Melarned. Greg Barnhill Pub: WarnerTamerlane Publishing Corp .Warner Refuge Publishing Corp Patrick Joseph Musc Inc (BMII Mgr: Ken Kragen
DWIGHT YOAKAM "Suspicious Minds" (Epic Soundtrax 34 74753)
Prod: Pete Anderson Wr: M James Pub: Screen Gems-EMI Music. Inc (BMI) Mgr: Gary Borman
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HARDLINE "Can't Find My Way" (MCA) 16/3 (13/10) Adds: WJXQ, KCAL, KFMW. Medium 3: WKIT, KJKJ, KIBZ.
GIN BLOSSOMS "Hey Jealousy" (A&M) 15/2 (14/3) Adds including WFBQ. Medium 7 including WMMS, WKIT, KATP, KBOY, KTYD.
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JACKYL Lumberjack (37) BAD COMPANY/Could (32) ARC ANGELS/Many (29)
NEIL YOUNG War (23) TEMPLE OF THE DOG/Hello (21)
KISS,Everytime (19) SAIGON KICK Want (18) PETER GABRIEL/Steam (17) POORBOYS;Guilly (17)
WARRANT Bitter (17)
DAN BAIRD Love (45) BON JOVI Keep (29)
R.E.M.,Drive (29) EXTREME/Rest (24)
U2/Ride (23) ALICE IN CHAINS Bones (18) IZZY STRADLIN &... Shuttle (18)
NEIL YOUNG/War (18) DAMN YANKEES/Goin' (17) BLACK CROWES/Hotel (12)
AOR TRACKS®
3 2 WKS WKS LW TW
173 REPORTERS NOVEMBER 6, 1992
o 10 6 3 U2/Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses (Island/PLG)
3 3 1 2 R.E.M./Drive (WB)
8 5 5 0 BLACK CROWES/Hotel Illness (Del American/Reprise)
12 7 6 0 BON JOVI/Keep The Faith (Mercury)
4 4 4 5 DAMN YANKEES/Where You Goin' Now (WB)
11 8 0 DAN BAIRD/1 Love You Period (Del American/Reprise)
2 2 7 EXTREME/Rest In Peace (A&M)
18 10 9 · IZZY STRADLIN & THE JU JU HOUNDS/Shuffle It All (Geffen)
e 18 11 0 KEITH RICHARDS/Wicked As It Seems (Virgin)
16 12 10
GUNS N' ROSESNesterdays (Geffen)
-- 21 13 · JEFF HEALEY BAND/Cruel Little Number (Arista)
e 20 13 12 · OZZY OSBOURNE/Time After Time (Epic Associated)
19
NEIL YOUNG/War Of Man (Reprise)
1 2 8 14 PETER GABRIEL/Digging In The Dirt (Geffen)
21 17 15
ALICE IN CHAINS/Them Bones (Columbia)
25 23 18
SPIN DOCTORS/Jimmy Olsen's Blues (Epic)
32 29 21 23 22 17
TEMPLE OF THE DOG/Say Hello To Heaven (A&M) HELMET/Unsung (Interscope/Atlantic Group)*
17 14 14 19 REMBRANDTS/Johnny Have You Seen Her? (Atco/Atlantic Group)
22 19 16
MICHAEL PENN/Seen The Doctor (RCA)*
30 cp BAD COMPANY/This Could Be The One (Atco/Atlantic Group)
27 24 22
SUICIDAL TENDENCIES/Nobody Hears (Epic)
30 28 25
STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN & DOUBLE.../Shake For Me (Epic)
24 20 20 24 AC/DC/Highway To Hell (Atco/Atlantic Group)
a 32
26 30 27
ARC ANGELS/Too Many Ways To Fall (DGC) TOAD THE WET SPROCKET/Walk On The Ocean (Columbia)
37 33 28
JOE SATRIANI/Friends (Relativity)
56 45 35
SASS JORDAN/If You're Gonna Love Me (Impact/MCA)
38 35 31
DREAM THEATRE/Pull Me Under (Atco/Atlantic Group)
7 11 24 30 PEARL JAM/Jeremy (Epic Associated)
38 , 31 23 31 DEF LEPPARD/Elected (Mercury)
53 44 6 ROGER WATERS/The Bravery Of Being Out Of Range (Columbia)
e 52
JACKYL/The Lumberjack (Geffen)
44 40 37 · MOTHER LOVE BONE/Stardog Champion (Mercury)
39
e 36
10,000 MANIACS/These Are Days (Elektra)
e 5 9 2E 36 BAD COMPANY/How About That (Atco/Atlantic Group)
58 54 47
PETER GABRIEL/Steam (Geffen)
03 43 40 60 46
DADA/Dizz Knee Land (IRS) WARRANT/The Bitter Pill (Columbia)
·Neeps bullet due to carpeted growth
42 41 01
TRIXTER/Road Of AThousand Dreams (MCA)
51 44 CD MEGADETH/Foreclosure Of ADream (Capitol)
57 52 45
STONE TEMPLE PILOTS/Sex Type Thing (Atlantic/AG)
56 49
RONNIE WOOD/Josephine (Continuum)
51 46 43
METALLICA/Sad But True (Elektra)*
15 26 33 45 SAIGON KICK/Love Is On The Way (Third Stone/Atlantic Group)
13 25 34 46 ERIC CLAPTON/tayla (Reprise)
00 39 39 47 DEL AMITRI/Just Like AMan (A&M)
55 53 51
21 GUNS/These Eyes (RCA)
41 42 50 · TOM COCHRANE/VVashed Away (Capitol)
59 (:), R.E.M./Ignoreland (WB)
57 0 JEFFREY GAINES/Headmasters Of Mine (Chrysalis/ERG)
sse DEBUT
POORBOYS/Guilty (Hollywood) MY LITTLE FUNHOUSE/I Want Some Of That (Geffen)
6 15 29 54 JUDE COLE/Start The Car (Reprise)
DEBUT
DEBUT
>ID
INXS/Taste It (Atlantic/AG) KISS/Everytime ILook At You (Mercury)
DEBUT
SAINTS & SINNERS/Walk That Walk (Savage)
DEBUT
SAIGON KICK/All IWant (Third Stone/Atlantic Group)
DEBUT
TORA TORA/Dead Man's Hand (A&M)
DEBUT z LONESOME ROMEOS/Sweet Janine (Curb)
Reports/Adds Heavy
155+/4 129+
149-10 126--
154+13 113+
164+11
87+
141-11 104--
150-12
91+
129-10
81--
148+/4
46+
142 +/9
28+
142+11
37+
140+113 24+
130+14
32+
120 +/23 35+
84-10
65--
126+12
20+
107+114 30+
117+121 13+
112+14
15+
97-10
35+
97-12
31+
91+132 19+
105+14
8+
76-10
22+
113-11
7=
89+129 12+
83+/2
13+
75+/8
11+
73+114 10+
76+15
9+
56-10
23--
68--/2
8--
66+113 6+
72+137 4+
72+/9
3+
60+11
8+
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29--
49+117 8+
55+17
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61+117 2+
54+/3
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54+/7
4=
56+110 3=
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5+
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30-10
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11+ 11+ 22+ 1410 -- 102714+ 1818+ 13+
9+ 5+ 1213+ 9+ 6+ 10 8+ 8+
BREAKERS
NEIL YOUNG War Of Man (Reprise) 69% of our reporters on it.
TEMPLE OF THE DOG
Say Hello To Heaven (A&M)
67% of our reporters on it.
SPIN DOCTORS Jimmy Olsen's Blues (Epic)
62% of our reporters on it.
SUICIDAL TENDENCIES Nobody Hears (Epic)
61% of our reporters on it.
AOR ALBUMS
NATIONAL AIRPLAY
67 November 6.1992.
/75 REPORTERS
NOVEMBER 6, 1992
Emphasis Tracks
Reports/Adds
Heavy
Machurn
2 r 0 R.E.M./Automatic For The People (WB)
e 10 6 5 0 U2/Achtung Baby (Island/PLG)
6 5 3
BLACK CROWES/The Southern Harmony And... (Def American/Reprise)
DEBUT oBON JOVI/Keep The Faith (Mercury)
4 4 4 5 DAMN YANKEES/Don't Tread (WB)
11 7 7
DAN BAIRD/Love Songs For The Hearing Impaired (Def American/Reprise)
3 3 2 7 EXTREME/Ill Sides To Every Story (A&M)
1 1 6 a PETER GABRIEL/Us (Geffen)
e 18 10 8 () IZZY STRADLIN &THE JU JU HOUNDS/lzzy Stradlin &... (Geffen)*
5 8 9
BAD COMPANY/Here Comes Trouble (Atco/Atlantic Group)*
10
KEITH RICHARDS/Main Offender (Virgin)*
e 17 12 11
14 11 12
GUNS N' ROSES/Use Your Illusion II (Geffen)* SPIN DOCTORS/Pocket Full Of Kryptonite (Epic)*
20 14 13 (r) OZZY OSBOURNE/No More Tears (Epic Associated)*
11
NEIL YOUNG/Harvest Moon (Reprise)
23 19 16 21 16 15
TEMPLE OF THE DOG/Temple Of The Dog (A&M) ALICE IN CHAINS/Dirt (Columbia)*
*Keeps bullet due to continued growth
16 13 14 18 REMBRANDTS/Untitled (Atco/Atlantic Group)
22 18 18 ir) MICHAEL PENN/Free-For-All (RCA)*
24 28 21 C ARC ANGELS/Arc Angels (DGC)
26 20 20
HELMET/Meantime (Interscope/Atlantic Group)*
OE' 27 26 25
29 21 23
JOE SATRIANI/The Extremist (Relativity) SUICIDAL TENDENCIES/The Art Of Rebellion (Epic)
31 25 24
STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN & DOUBLE TROUBLE/1n The Beginning (Epic)
8 9 19 25 PEARL JAM/Ten (Epic Associated)
n 26
e 28 27 26 a 36 31
a 13 23 28 e IDEBUT
AC/DC/Live (Atco/Atlantic Group)
TOAD THE WET SPROCKET/Fear (Columbia)* SASS JORDAN/Racine (Impact/MCA) SAIGON KICK/The Lizard (Third Stone/Atlantic Group)* JACKYL/Jackyl (Geffen)
_ 35 30
e 33 32 34 e10,000 39 33 32
DREAM THEATRE/Images And Words (Atco/Atlantic Group)* ROGER WATERS/Amused To Death (Columbia)
MANIACS/Our Time In Eden (Elektra)*
_ _ 39 © DADA/Puzzle (IRS)
35 30 33 IeD DEL AMITRI/Change Everything (A&M)*
e -- 40 35 C, MEGADETH/Countdown To Extinction (Capitol)*
_ _ 31
MOTHER LOVE BONE/Mother Love Bone (Mercury)
40 37 36 © RONNIE WOOD/Slide On This (Continuum)*
rusTj-T--> C METALLICA/Metallica (Elektra)
WARRANT/Dog Eat Dog (Columbia)
"Drive" (149) "Ignoreland" (35) "Man" (10) "Ride" (155) "Better" (1) "Tryin -- (1) "Hotel" (154) "Thorn" (9) "My" (2) "Keep" (164) "Sleep" (2) "Arms" (2) "Goin" (141) "Tread" (2) "Please" (2) "Love" (150) "One" (1) "Rest" (129) "Tragic" (1) "Politicalamity" (1) "Digging" (84) "Steam" (49) "Frog" (4) "Shuffle" (148) "Bucket" (1) "This" (91) "How" (44) "Town" (4) "Wicked" (142) "999" (2) "Yesterdays" (142) "Estranged" (1) "Olsen's" (107) "Miss" (16) "Princes" (5) "Time" (130) "Desire" (1) "War" (120) "Unknown" (2) "Hello" (117) "Hunger" (16) "Bones" (126) "Would?" (5) "Damn" (1) "Johnny" (97) "Horse" (1) "Doctor" (97) "Ways" (89) "Sent" (13) "Living" (4) "Unsung" (112) "Friends" (75) "Summer" (7) "Why" (1) "Nobody" (105) "Asleep" (1) "Shake" (76) "Jeremy" (56) "Black" (7) "Even" (3) "Highway" (113) "Hells" (1) "Walk" (83) "Gonna" (73) "Don't" (5) "Time" (1) "Love" (34) "All" (20) "Freedom" (1) "Lumberjack" (72) "Stand" (6) "Rain" (1) "Pull" (76) "Bravery" (66) "God" (2) "Days" (60) "Dizz" (55) "Man" (43) "Always" (4) "Ones" (1) "Foreclosure" (54) "Symphony" (8) "High" (1) "Stardog" (72) "Josephine" (46) "Show" (4) "Sad" (50) "Wherever" (4) "Friend" (1) "Bitter" (61)
155 --/0 156+/3 155--/2 164 /1 144--/0 150-12 131 --/0 112 --/7
149+14 121 +/15 143+19 143+11
120+/10 131 +/4 122 +/23 128+/19 126+/2
99 --/0 99 --/2
97+121 112+/4
84+/7 106+/5
78--/O 64 --/1 119-72
128 -- 130+ 114+ 87 106 -- 91 + 81 --
71 --
46 + 45-- 29+ 37+
41 + 32+ 37+ 21 + 22+
36+ 31 +
24-- 15+
14= 8+ 22 + 25-- 8=
8737=+1/212 1133++
52+116 75+734 76+75 67+/12 62+/1 57+/7
49 --/2 58+74 72+/8
50+/6 54 +/4 61 +/17
20-- 5+ 9+ 6= 9+ 4=
11 = 5+ 3+
6= 2= 2+
24+ 22 -- 38 -- 67 3252 -- 40+ 34+ 85 -- 62+ 94+ 69+ 59+ 65+ 65+ 65+ 46+ 49 -- 5252+ 47+ 43 + 37+ 48 -- 2928-
4444+-
19+ 19+ 16= 35+ 3531 + 28 15+ 19+ 24+ 1615+
BREAKERS
BON JOVI Keep The Faith (Mercury)
94% of our reporters on it.
NEIL YOUNG Harvest Moon (Reprise)
70% of our reporters on it.
SUICIDAL TENDENCIES The Art Of Rebellion (Epic)
61% of our reporters on it.
JACKYL (34) NEIL YOUNG (23) ARC ANGELS (21)
KISS (20) TEMPLE OF THE DOG (19)
WARRANT (17) POORBOYS (16) SAIGON KICK (16) BAD COMPANY (15) SASS JORDAN (12) ROGER WATERS (12)
HOTTEST
U2 (130) R.E.M. (128) BLACK CROWES (114) DAMN YANKEES (106) DAN BAIRD (91) BON JOVI (87) EXTREME (81) PETER GABRIEL (71) IZZY STRADLIN 8g THE JU JU HOUNDS (46) BAD COMPANY (45)
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NOVEMBER 6, 1992
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e 2 2 2 2 PETER GABRIEL/Us (Geffen)
33 3
10,000 MANIACS/Our Time In Eden (Elektra)
12 8 4 0 SOUL ASYLUM/Grave Dancers Union (Columbia)
11 9 6 0 SUNDAYS/Blind (DGC)
13 10 7 0 U2/Achtung Baby (Island/PLG)
9 12 12
INXS/Welcome To Wherever You Are (Atlantic/AG)
O 15 14 11
SCREAMING TREES/Sweet Oblivion (Epic)
5 5 8 9 SUGAR/Copper Blue (Rykodisc)
6 6 9 10 RAMONES/Mondo Bizarro (Radioactive)
4 4 5 11 SUZANNE VEGA/99.9 F(A&M)
7 7 10 12 MICHAEL PENN/Free-For-All (RCA)
14 11 13 13 TALKING HEADS/Popular Favorites 1976-1992/Sand In The Vaseline(SireANB)
25 22 16 ID PAUL WELLER/Paul Weller (Go!Discs/London/PLG)
23 21 18 CD NED'S ATOMIC DUSTBIN/Not Sleeping Around (Track) (Chaos)
18 16 17 CID NINE INCH NAILS/Broken (EP) (Nothing/TVT/(nterscope/Atlantic Group)
10 15 15 17 MORRISSEY/Your Arsenal (Sire/Reprise)
13 14 18 MOODSWINGS/Moodfood (Arista)
30 26 20 · DADA/Puzzle (IRS)
23
NENEH CHERRY/Homebrew (Virgin)
19 17 19 21 REMBRANDTS/Untitled (Atco/Atlantic Group) 29 29 22 O ALICE IN CHAINS/Dirt (Columbia)
·Keeps bullet due to conhnued growth
30 30 (I BLIND MELON/Blind Melon (Capitol)
28 28 · TELEVISION/Television (Capitol)
21 20 21 25 MARY'S DANISH/American Standard (Morgan Creek)
27 CD LEMONHEADS/It's AShame About Ray (Atlantic/AG)
27 27 25 0 DARLING BUDS/Erotica (Chaos)"
eC BOB MARLEY/Songs Of Freedom (Tuff Gong/(sland/PLG)
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SUPREME LOVE GODS/Supreme Love Gods (Del American/Reprise)
DEBUT e MUDHONEY/Piece Of Cake (Reprise)
Emphasis Tracks
"Drive" "Ignoreland" "Digging" "Steam" "Days" "Shove" "Love" "Wild" "Taste" "Time" "Lost" "Helpless" "Change" "Poison" "Blood" "Doctor" "Season" "Lifetime
"Sleeping" "Happiness" "Glue" "Spiritual" "Dizz" "Trout" "Johnny" "Bones" "Tones" -Lee" "Alone" "Underwater" "Robinson" "Please" "Lion" "Souled" "Suck"
To tee Reports Adds
33/0 33/0 33/0 33/1 32/0 30/1 29/2 31/2 29/0 29/0 27/2 25/0 26/0 30/1 28/0 27/1 21/0 21/0 22/1 26/4 21/0 19/0 21/2 21/1 18/0 25/1 21/0 21/7 24/3 23/1
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33 31 31 23 24 18 17 18 20 19 21 22 15 10 10 11 12 14
9 6 13 8 7 9 11 3 7 2 1 2
Medium
2 1 9 8 11 10 7 8 8 4 2 10 15 14 12 8 7 10 13
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9 5 13 12 12 12 9
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BOB MARLEY (7) GIN BLOSSOMS (5)
MESSIAH (5) NENEH CHERRY (6) GAVIN FRIDAY (4) ANNIE LENNOX (4) THELONIOUS MONSTER (4)
R.E.M. (28) 10,000 MANIACS (16) PETER GABRIEL (16)
SUNDAYS (10) SOUL ASYLUM (8)
DADA (6) MOODSWINGS (5) NINE INCH NAILS (5) NENEH CHERRY (4) SCREAMING TREES (4)
SUGAR (4) PAUL WELLER (4)
R.E.M. (13) PETER GABRIEL (8)
DADA (7) NINE INCH NAILS (7)
SUNDAYS (7)
SOUL ASYLUM (6) MOODSWINGS (4) ALICE IN CHAINS (4)
SUZANNE VEGA (4)
SIGNS OF INTELLIGENT LIFE
the belltower
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popdropper
#1 Indie single in U.K.!
"...nerve sizzling guitars and evocative voices..."
--.Melody Maker
Produced by Terry Bickers and The Belltower Mixed by Ron St. Germain
3 Management .Lee Heiman TAM ATLANTIC GROUP
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LUNA "Lunapark" (Elektra) 21/1
Rotations Heavy 30, MediJm 120. Light 6 I. Total Adds 1, KXRK Heavy KFMA, WBER, WRAS Medium including WFNX, WORE, WXRT, WEOX. WHIG Light including WBRU, KTCL, KUKO, WZRH, WXPN
GENE LOVES JEZEBEL "Josephina" (EP) (Savage) 20/3
Rotations Heavy 20, Medium 92 Light 9 1 Total Adds 3 WDRE. KUKO, KRZO Heavy KXRK KKDJ Medium including KTCL KFMA KITS, WHIG. WDST Light including WBRU WHFS, WZRH, KBAC, WBER
HAPPY MONDAYS "Yes, Please!" (Elektra) 20/1
Rotations Heavy 5,0, Medium 11 ,1, Light 40, Total Adds 1, KEDG Heavy WFNX. KUKO, WDST, WRAS, WFIT Medium including WORE, WBRU, WHFS. WORT, KNNC Light WWCD, KFMA. (NOD. WXPN
THOMAS DOLBY "Astronauts & Heretics" (GlantAVB) 19/16
Rotations Heavy 2,1. Medium 10 10 Light 75. Total Adds 16 including WDRE. WWCD, CIMX, KTCL, KFMA Heavy including KRZO Light including WBRU. KXRK
DANIEL ASH "Get Out 01 Control" (Track) (Columbia) 18/18
Rotations Heavy 22 Medium 99 Light 77 Total Adds 18. including WFNX WDRE. WBRU. WHFS, KDG*E
FLOWERHEAD "ka-Bloom!" (Zoo) 18/2
Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 80, Light 10,2, Total Adds 2. WXRT, WZRH Medium including WHIG, KNNC. KKDJ KEDG KACV Light including WFNX. WORE, KTCL, KFMA, KUKO
EMF "Stigma" (EMI/ERG) 17/3
Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 5,1, Light 12,2, Total Adds 3, WBRU CIMX. KKDJ Medium including WDRE. KFMA. WHIG, WFIT Light including WFNX. KDGE, KTCL, KUM), KXRK
EUGENIUS "Oomalama" (Atlantic/AG) 15/0
Rotations Heavy 20. Medium 50, Light 80, Total Adds 0 Heavy KACV, WFIT Medium KXRK, WEOX, KKDJ KBAC, KTOZ Light including WDRE. WBRU, WHFS, KTCL, WDST
GIN BLOSSOMS "New Miserable Experience" (A&M) 14/5
Rotations Heavy 20. Medium 5 1 Light 74. Total Adds 5. WFNX WBRU, WHIG, WDST KKDJ Heavy KUKO KACV Medium including KTCL. WVGO WRAS, KTOZ Light including WDRE WOXY, WXPN
INFORMATION SOCIETY "Peace & Love, Inc." (Tommy Boy/Reprise) 14/
Rotations Heavy 3 1. Medium 7;0, Light 4,0, Total Adds 1, WDRE Heavy including KDGE, KRZO Medium KROO, KXRK, WHIG. KNNC, KK0J, KEDG, WFIT Light WBRU, KTCL, KNDD, WZRH
SHAWN COLVIN "Fat City" (Columbia) 13/0
Rotations Heavy 3,0 Medium 70. Light 30, Total Adds 0 Heavy WORE WXPN, WRAS Medium including WFNX. WXRT, WVVCD, WDST, WVGO Light WBRU. WHFS, KACV
RIVERSIDE "One" (SireAVB) 11/2
Rotations Heavy 20 Medium 7 1, Light 2 1, Total Adds 2, WFNX, KNNC Heavy WDRE, WDST Medium including KROO KITS. KNDD KAU) WXPN Light including WZRH
JAYHAWKS "Hollywood Town Hall" (Del American/Reprise) 11/0
Rotations Heavy 30, Medium 70 Light 10. Total Adds 0 Heavy KFMA KBAC, WXPN Medium including WXRT. WWCD WEOX, WDST, WVGO Light WOXY
THELONIOUS MONSTER "Beautiful Mess" (Capitol) 10/4
Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 30. Light 74. Total Adds 4, KTCL, KFMA, KXRK, WDST Medium WEOX, KACV, KTOZ Light including WWCD. KUKO. KBAC
MOTHER LOVE BONE "Mother Love Bone" (Stardog/Mercury) 10/1
Rotations Heavy 1,0, Medium 3,1, Light 60 Total Adds 1, WHTG Heavy KUKO Medium including KRZO WIT Light including WBRU, CIMX, KTCL KXRK, KNDD
POPINJAYS "Flying Down To Mono Valley" (Epic) 10/11
Rotations Heavy 0 Medium A 0. Light 60 Total Adds 0 Medium WDRE, WBRU. WHFS KTCL Light including KFMA WDST, KBAC, WXPN, KACV
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MESSIAH "Temple Of Dreams" (Track) (Del American/Reprise) 9/5
Rotations Heavy 3,1. Medium 10, LIght 5.4, Total Adds 5, WHFS, WHIG. KRZO. WBER. KTOZ Heavy Including KROQ. XTRA Medium KITS. Light including KDGE
ANNIE LENNOX "Diva" (Arista) 9/4
Rotations Heavy 2,0. Medium 2.1. Light 5,3. Total Adds 4, KUKO. WHTG KACV. KTOZ Heavy KROQ. KRZO Medium Including WWCD Light including WFNX. WBRU
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PD DOW CLIFTON 1110 RINSER AURAS
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(310) 204-2000
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(319) 234-2200 PD/OID MAP. HANSEN
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(505) 785-5400
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(719) 834-4898
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KAZY/Denver (303) 759-5800
PD STEVE RUH APO,. LOIS
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KLCX/Eugene (503) 345-8868
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· SFe mEALE. BAND · ALITH RICKARDS
KPOI/Honolulu
(808) 524-7100
·
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(310) 437-0366
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(7(4) 793-3554
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PILOT
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(707) 523.1369 AD FAN. SCOLIL Apt CHRIS WHITE
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(602) 622-6711
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(907) 344 -9622 AASID
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(406) 245-5000
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PD AMT.. GRIFFIN
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(805) 964.7670
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KATSIYakima (509) 457-8115
PD LAF11111 JA.SON APE L4e1 NEtSON
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Called In Frozen Playlist (81: KGONIPortland KMJX/Little Rock KORSIMinneapolis KSEZ/Slous City WAOR/South Bend WMFX/Columbin SC WSTZIJackson WTKXIPensacola
Did Not Report, Playllsl Frozen (6). KFMX/Lubbock 600010es Moines WIBA/ Madison WNEW/New York WPLRiNew Haven WIDE/Dayton
PLAYLISTS - Artists are listed once per playlist in the highest rotation that any of their album's tracks is reported. For example, if tracks from the same album are reported in both heavy and medium, the artist will appear in heavy.
For all stations, light rotation is condensed to include only adds to the rotation this week. For P-2 and P-3 stations, medium rotation is condensed in the same manner.
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(206)285-7625
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A "frozen" list indicates that acurrent report was not received, and last week's rotations are included in the data base. Stations which fail to report for two consecutive weeks do not contribute any data to this week's charts.
PARALLELS - Stations arranged by market size, according to Arbitron's MSA population figures.
Parallel One: 1,000,000 +. Parallel Two: 200,000 -1,000,000. Parallels Three: under 200,000. Stations at asignificant ratings disadvantage to an informat competitor are assigned alower parallel.
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NHITNE, HOUSTON BELL s:v DELVE 'de . RESTLESS HEART ia e . Hot t·· t HEIGHTS 1-1 Pm DWANIl 2-2 E4 ,OGOE 3-3 m'cHAE1, w SMITH,, SNAP 15-14
930 Sp
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Edwards/444mA
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Hottest PAT , SMYTH w,DON I- 1 SAIGON WICK 4-2 HEIGHTS 7 -5 PM DAWN 8-7 DARN YANKEES 10-8
SVPST/Tronlon. NJ Michelle SleyenS
MICHAEL DOLTON WHITNEY HOuSTON
GODDESS RESTLESS HEART INFORMATION SOCIE SOUP DRAGONS
Hottest
SAIGON KICK 5-4
PM
11-6
MN DA5NE:N ADA 12-8
uTAH SAINTS 22 - '7 TOAD THE ACT SPRO
36-25
WACININNR. NY R.LBudon
NHITNE, HOUSTON EELL SIV DEUCE TWO cOCHRANE CELINE DION Hottest PM DAWN 3-1 HEIGHTS 5-3 SAIGON KICK 7-5 mADONNA 10-6 rAnN YANKEES 16-11
9/ER2/Wilkes-Barre. PA Medekffladden
TLC DAN BAIRD SOU Il MEN
FOREIGNER RESTLESS NEART CELINE DION Hottest DEF LEPPARD 2-1 SAIGON KICK 3-2 NEIGHTS 4-3 MICHAE, W SMITH
ANNIE LENNOX 6-5
5-4
VISTWMNIkninglon. DE EUNIVRopers
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VIOXAJY0,,.PA SI. JohnlErlk 8.
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CLASSIC ExAmALE
GERARDO WHITNEY (COSTOS
Hottest HEIGHTS MADONNA
1-1 14-7
TLC 15-9
5WW I 21-13 WRECKS-N-EFRECT
34-24
MYCIWYork.PA NeCAuWOVCmmtett
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Hot t·st
MICHAEL W
SMITH
SAIGON KICK 2-2
SPIN DOCTORS 3-3
'EIGHTS 8-8
BON JCVI II-11
I-1
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TREY LOREN/ 1-1
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BOBIli BROWN 7.5
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CE,INE DION BELL DIV DEVOE '410
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SONIA DADA
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807/ II MEN Hottest DCF LEPPARD PM DAWN 5-4
3-2
HEIGHTS 8-5 EN VOGUE 11-7
ERIC CLIFTON 16- 9
MZYCIffrederlek, MD KevIn More
GENESIS CA,SE · EFFECT
FOREIGNER
DONNA DELORY
KISS WH1TNEr HOUSTON
DAN 8.IRD
GEORGE CARONI) LO-KEv -.
Hottest TREY LOREN/ SAIGON 1.104
13 - . 18-.
R E M 19 -1I
BON JOUI 24-17 RESTLESS HEART D-23
WYY SIOuc a. NY GMBNIACCAMhy
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GO WEST 23-15 TIN. _OPEN: 29-25
95X1UPanterborg.WV Hughes/Vann
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FOREIGNER
ARCMND THE WAY 'dpi
SOUP DRAGONS
GEORGE LANOSO
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BAD COmPANY 2-2
HEIONT5 3-3
ERIC CCLLIFIFTTONON 7-4
PETER GABRIEL 6-6
WI4TO/WIlliaenSpeil. PA
MRUmnelinclow
JEREmY JORDAN GEORGE LIMOSO
DAN BAIRD FOREIGNER KISS CELINE DION Hottest MICHAEL W SMITH 2-1 ERIc CLIFTON 32 HEIGHTS 6- 3 RESTLESS 14EART 30-j7 GENESIS 28-1 9
WASUGreenstero, NC SadeeRoberds
MOST ADDED , WHITNEY HOUSTON (44)
BELL 81V DEVOE (22)
CELINE DION (18)
GEORGE LAMOND (16)
U BOYZ
MEN (15)
BREAKOUTS
X106/EgmumenL TO
Landls/Pece
wHITNEY HOUSTON GODDESS SOUP DRAGONS NENEH CHERRY CELINE DION SONIA DADA GEORGE LAP1OND ceei es ttttt t MELON'S 8-1 CHARLES li EDDIE 5-2 SNAP 11-9 TOM COCHRANE 11-28 T42 38-34
TOAD TME WET SPRO g E IS u2 Hottest Pm DAWN 4-1 HEIGHTS 8- 3 ES VOGUE 9- 5 HANN. 12-7 TLC 20-15
WBBOIGNensffle. SC NencaidlLareon
00.0 I: mEN GODDESS GEORGE LAMOND JEREMY JORDAN Hottest EN VOGUE 2-1 PT DAWN 3-2 TLC 4-3 BOBS , BROUS 10- , HAP, , BLIGF 2I-13
FOREIGNER (14)
DAN BAIRD (11)
WSSX,ChaneMon. SC Roger Gether
WRWI3Greenvide. NC Walker/Grey
GODDESS (9) JEREMY JORDAN (8) LISA VALE (7)
1:»2
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TOAD
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Hottest
BELL BIV DEVOE Idol
MICHAEL W SMITH 2-1
CLASSIC EXAMPLE
ERIC CLAPTON 3-2 MICHAEL DOLTON 4- 3 RICKARD MAI. 7.,,,
Mott.% .DONNA
PM DAWN
I -1 2-2
ELION JOIN 13- 7 DEL AMITRI 10-10
HEIGHTS 5- 3 TREY LORENZ 6 -5
SNAP I0-11
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DELL Blv DEvoE
WHITNEY HOUSTON
SHANICE
AROUND TOC NKr
GEORGE LAmIND
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. DAWN
1
MARY J TILIGE 3-2
TEVIN CA...BELL 4-4
TLC 5-5
SHAI 6.-6
WNEWCANornON,SC
ChM. Andrews
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HEIGHTs A-I ANNIE LENNOX 6- 4 ERIC CLARION 8-5
RueleAcKey
WmITNE , HOUSTON MADONNA GODDESS JEREMY JORDAN
DAmN YANKEES 11-6 TREY LORENZ 13- 7
VillOEUNckecen,M5 Dru LAberde
SELL BIC DEVOE
CELINE DION Hottest Err u0GuE 2-1 HEIGHTS 3-2 ERIC CLAPTON 4-3
SPIN DOCTORS 19 -11 RUAI 20-22
...ITN,. HOUSTON SPIN DOCTORS GENESIS
SNAP
R E PI EXPOSE REmBRANDIS
SADE Hot t· ·t PM DAWN 4-1 ANNIE LENNOT 5-2
THE
EN VOGUE 7 -3 HEIGHTS 11-4 GLORIA ESTEFAN
30-ID
WAPEJJacksonMlie ,FL JeM McCartney
WET SPROCKET
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80 , 1 Il MEN WHITNEY MOUSTON SOUP DRAGONS SMAKESPEAR'S SIST Notts, t mADONNA 6- 1 ERIC CLAPTON 2- 2 HEIGHTS S-3
* PETER GABRIEL 7- 6 E m 14-7
WOUTIJohnson City, Hun/Mann
Get On It!
COLUMI3IA
KMFUAurallyTo *1001)011r1I5s
SCVP DRAGONS iX1, 1 CLASSIC EXAMPLE TOAD THE wE/ SPIRO DAMN YAAMEES RESTLESS HEART 1.11 GEORGE LAMM!) Hottest FM DAWN 8-1 SNAP 11-7 MADONNA 12 --8 HE IGHTS 2314 SmAl D-24
WFMROAlen Rexpe.LA lc...Ailey.
Ni2DEEP .de . BELL BU DEvOE CE LINE D ON SHAN1 CE GODDESS "fe , DA. eANKEES ix," Hot t·· t HEIGHTS 0- 1
PTMREYDANN 4-2 LOREN/ 9-6
SAIGON KICK 11-8 JON 5E,, 15-11
MUEIUmingerrm.AL SI. A8uVElefunnon
Hnoot t·5t CHARLES 4 EDDIE 1-1 PM DAWN 6-6 g E M 11-11 SA:SON KICK 12 - 12 TOAD THE WETSONO13-1:
KZFIA/C4mposChrisKTX
BeIrd/Stmonet
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GCIINOWDuatesNolemp. NC UUSNleys
BOY/ II PAS WHITNE , HOUSTON C ceELL l INEDION SHAKES...EAR'S SI, SHAI DAN BAIRD Hottest PM DAWN 1-1 EN COALS 4-2 ERIC CLIFTON 4-7 mADONNA 13-8 SPIN DOCTORS 23-17
UPROSE( P.., IX Verele/Cendelerie
WNITNE5 HOUSTON id, GEORGE LANOSO SOYI II MEN BELL B1V DEu0E ,aer INFORMATION SOCIE id, Hottest SNAP I-I MADONNA 15-10 NONA GAIE 17-II WRECKS-N-EFFECT D-20 SHAI D-30
FOREIGNER DAN BAIRD
GENESIS KISS GUNS N . ROSES lee, SOUL KITCHEN SHAMESPEAR'S SI,
Hottest ERIC CLAPTON DAMN yAKKEES
3-2 14-10
RICHARD MARX 18-13 CO WEST 30-24
RESTLESS HEART 31-25
ROM/Kr...4.7N GhmIPInde
REmBRANDTS
10.000 MANIACS GODDESS Hot t· st BOY? II HEN 1-1 EN VOGUE 3-2
HEIGHTS 4-3 MADONNA S-4
Pm DAWN 12-6
KKYK/U1Ke Rock. AR Bill PresS4
DAN DAIRD
LONESOME ROMEDS SOUR DRAGONS
Httttt t
SAIGON KICK
EXTREME 2-2 HEIGHTS 3.3
1-1
ERIC CLIFTON 4-4
BAD COmFANY 5-5
W OJX(L evisMIN.BY ShebeoMeyN
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HSoNtAPt··2-t2
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WACIWIAraule. AL HayesiGeronImo
BOY! II MEN
6N1TNE. sGuSTON SOUP DRAGONS
WMXF/FayeMAMIIANC ANA Mower
GODDESS Hottest HEIGHTS
'de , 1-1
RESTLESS HEART Wettest MI:MAE, W SmITH
JON SE,ADA 6-5
2-2
Songs in New & Active have been reported by at least 50 CHR reporters in the current week. Songs in Significant Action have been reported by 10 or more
ITNEY HOUSTON W LHISA vALE
MARY J BLIOE (as,
PM DAW6N-67-5 SNAP MADE.. ts-7
JOV1 20-15
PM DANN 7 -o
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CHR reporters but fewer than 50. Below the "artist title (label)" designation , following the word Reports, is the total number of stations reporting the song this week. Moves are designated as Up (upward chart movement), Same (same chart position as last week or continued uncharted airplay), and Down (downward chart movement). Finally, following the word Adds, the total number of stations adding the record this week is listed, followed by a sampling of individual station activity on the song. Complete airplay activity can be found in the Parallels.
Breakers have achieved 60% CHR airplay for the first time. Records not yet achieving Breaker status may accumulate sufficient chart points from high chart positions on stations reporting them to debut on the CHR National Airplay/4 0.
H PM DAwN I-1 SAISON KICK 3-2
"E ,0.'s 7-3 30)0 ,, BOBBY BROwN 26-20
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FOREIGNER 10.000 MANIACS id,. IRIS
.e.mt,,z..Il MEN >Pmc:cD.A,NsN 62--12
EN voruu( 7-4 SAIGON KICK 8-6 MADONNA 11-7
WMHY/Mont9onsery. AL MesensNen Dyke
WSIMSAINTINCErE HOUSTON idol 10.000 MANIACS IN, GUNS N· ROSES "' pi CELINE DION Hottest EN VOGUE I-1
HPMEIGDHATWSN 2-2 3-3
RICHARD MART 12-5 IRE, LORENZ s-s
KEIFIAIINAlley BrownsyMe. TX
Genx.48SpnUlre
JERE.,. JORDAN
JEREMY JORDAN ERIC CLIFTON Hottest
NEIGH'S 12-M SHAI 16-13 wREDMI-N-EFFECT 24-15 MAD COORA 32-20
eml II PIEN 33-21
Cliff Rotation Criteria · Fulltime Adds and/or Ons: four plays in a 24-hour period,
three of them before midnight.
· Dayparted Adds and/or Ons: one-two plays in a 24 hour period, both before midnight.
WAISALCksinessMe, Ft. NkCcemtICNON
WNITNEY HOUSTON SPIN DOCTORS SMANICE FOREIGNER LISA vALE CLASSIC EXAMPLE CEDROE LAMOND Hottest
km: iNE · HOUSTON CLASSIC ExAMPLE
GEoRGE LAPIOND AFTER 7 ids , BELL SIS DEvOE iieei Hottest
N2DEEP 7-6 SMA1 17-13 HEIGHTS 23-17 SHAMEN 24 - 18 TREY LORENZ 25-21
Jon sECADA 2-2
Breakouts are records not included in the regional Most Added listings that are receiving concentrated regional airplay. They have fewer than 50 reports national-
ANNIE LENNOX 5-3
r,..c.MADONNA 8-4 C1- - A:T9 "-e
ly but have five or more adds in the region listed.
Y107/NashrIlle. TN PhilhpalPeace
WCGOIColumbus, GA DaNNIAcCard
NADONNA
WHITNEY HOUSTON
R E m
FOREIGNER
RESTLESS HEART
CELINE DION
CELINE DION
LISA VALE Ide1
SUNS N ROSES TOM COCHRA NE
Hottest PM DAWN 7-2
SOL. DRAGONS
'EIGHTS 9-4
11115MADONNA 12-9
Hot t·· t
SPIN DOCTORS 20-16
HEIGHTS 6-1
MICHAEL DOLTON 26-18
SAIGON KICK 2-2
PA , ' BW 'T. w'DON 5-3 BO·I II mEN ,_,,, GO NEST 20-8
vomxicle***. AL
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8 97/11. Orleans , LA ThOrnes/Gloyindo
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WHI TN( Y HOJST,
NOtteSt PM DANN 1-1
RESTLESS HEART
JON SECADA 9-6
8.1
SAIGON KICK 21-13
Hottest
PETER GABRIEL 27-21
HEIGHTS 1-1 mICHAEL BOLTON 6-3
SPIN DOCTORS 28-24
ELTON JCHN 1,-11 snicon PICO 1B-12
NMCN/Fayetteville, AR
BOY/ II MEN D-I9
Mike Chase
XLIOSVOMendo. FL CoreWL6my D.
ERIC CLAPTON
OEORGE LANOSO CAUSE t EFFECT BOY? II MEN SHAKESPEAR'S 51ST Hottest PM DAWN 1-1 HEIGHTS 4-2 MADONNA 3-3 INFORmATION SOSIE SKA1 23-13
10-1
WRVO/RIchmond, VA Derm/McKey
SHAI SHARESPE. -5 SIST
WILSON PHILLIPS ELTON JOIN DAN BAIRD Hottest HEIGHTS 1-1 FRIC CLIFTON 4-2
AM DAWN 8- 4 mADONNA 11-6 ml·NAEL DOLTON 17-11
N921E1oanoke.VA Brown/Mochaels
snniE.. sPEnn 5 51, FOREIGNER TRIsTER Hottest HEIGHTS 3-1 mICHAEL w SMITH 4-2 SAIGON KICK 6-3
MADONNA 15-10 RES/LESS HEART 36-25
ZIOVSayannah. GA Allen/Reynolds
SNAP PETER GABRIEL rairTNE. 140LIST. TOAD THE WET SPRO
Hottese OEF LEPPARD 2-2 HEIGHTS 13-5 TRE4 COPES? 24,7
BOPS. 110. 29 - 21 SP ,N DOCTORS 3.-28
RESTLESS HEART BE,L DIV DEVOE F 00N E IE OTR A IN, DAN BAIRD IN,
ter0 idei
Hottest
HEIGHTS OX ERIC ELAPTON 4-2
MADONNA III-5 DAMN YANKEES 9-6 BON JOUI 11-8
WAIAX/Flarence, SC NRRARNBSBN1
WHITNEY HOUSTON FOREIGNER SELL 91V DEUCE id. , SONIA DADA LISA VALE MAXI PRIEST tee/ GEORGE LAMOND ieei Het tee t PM DAWN 2-1 HEIGHTS 3-2 MADONNA 11-5 TREY LOREN/ 15-10
MICHAEL BOLTON 20-13
KISFVFL 5.18. AR
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RADON.. tag. , Hottest HEIGHTS 10-6 MICHAEL BOLTER, 15-12 BON JOVI 19-14 (LIEN JOIN 21-17 g E M 22-19
KSADDLefeyetle, LA Ray Weldon
FOREIGNER TOAD THE wET SPRO
Hott··t HEIGHTS 3-1 TREY LORENZ ·-2 Am DANN 12-3 SNAP 1,-9 SHAI D-34
KTUX/Shreseport.EA Smepherd/Dey .
110)1 Meters , SO,R rRAGONS 4-4 BAD COTAS 5-5
E.RIICGON,:,K.I**C,Kc. e-,ea-, 0
SPIN DOCTORS 12 - 12
KISIUTem.IX RandifficcI
WHITNE, HOUSTON SHAKESPEAR'S 51ST WAILING SOULS
C RCE,.LINEDRADGIOONNS AFTER 7 GEORGE LAMOND Hott·st ANNIE LENNO1 3-1 HEIGHTS 8-6 ER)I CLIFTON 1,-9 BON JO', 24-21 U2 D-2.
WOVVANemPOm Beech. FL Dam Dummy
wHITNEY HOUSTON rep/ Hot tee t HEIGHTS 2-1 BRYAN ADAMS 3-2 ANNIE LENNOt 10 - 8 MICHAEL BOLTON 18-12 JON SECADA 20-17
AZWUrbbock. TO Luckl5hernmon
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PM D.N 1-1 SAIGON KICK 2-2 CHARLES t EDDIE 3-3 HEIGHTS 4-4 MICHAEL DOCTOS 17-8
0101164tid4n. MS Anthony/Yarbrough
SHAKESPEAR 5 SIST DAN BAIRD Hottest ERI C CLAPTON O-1 HEIGHTS 7-3 pm DAWN 11-5 SPIN DOCTORS 10-7 JON SECADA 13-10
ACHXAMOWnd-OrlessA IX Allen5leywrs
RESTLESS HEART tde, GO NEST 1Nei sHANICE tee , FoREIGNER (do) CELINE DION tap, MNITNEY HOuSTON rde t WAILING SOULS id, ,
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PR DAWN 1-1 HEIGHTS 3-2 EN VOGUE 6-3
ARNIE LENNOX 5-4
TR EY LORENZ 7-5
KNOE/Monroe. LA
MitChell/Redden
WHITNEY MOUSTON CELINE DION OUT OSSOURNE 111,/ TRUIES Cep/ BELL etv DEVOE GEORGE LAMM DAN BAIRD WAILING SOULS FOREIGNER Hottest SAIGON MICK 2-1 JON SECADA 4-2 BOBO ,' BROuN 6-4 TREy LORENZ .-] ELTON JOIN 19-12
WYAVIMyrde Beach. SC
RichattINGreen
WMITNU, HOUSTON SHANICE GODDESS GEORGE LANOND BELL BIV DEVOE idS' TOAD THE WEI 5FRO Hottest
2-1 mADONNA 4-2 ..rON SECADA 12-e BOBBY BROWN 16 - 10 DON JOVI 31 - 17
W EIPFUM yrtle B each .SC BenderlXilgo
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BELL 111V DEVOE GEORGE LAMM) 80 ,1 II IAN Hot t·· t HEICHTS 3-1 MADONNA 4-2 TREY LORENZ R-7 N AR Y J SLICE 18-13 son tiovt 23-19
WPFNURanamaCIty, FL Slone/SmningtveM
KN1TNEY HOUSTON leer BELL »IV Mug:1E top, Hottr· t PM DAWN 1-1 EN VOGUE 2-2 HEIGHTS 5-3 TREY LORENZ 0-5 MADONNA 7-6
KINYISenAppelb.TX
%WO EllYnon
SHAI CELINE DION WHITNEY HOUSTON TOAD THE WET SPRO GODDESS SOUP DRAGONS Hottest HEIGHTS 3-2 SAIGON KICK 8-6 80BIly BROWN 17-8 DAMN YANKEES 13-I1 MICHAEL BOLTON 14-12
WFHTITellahmimm. FL ReynolOWAva.
DAMN YANKEES Ids/ CELL Blv DEVOE (de, WHITNEY HO(JSTON Ido' .x 1 PRIEST cup) Hot t· st HEIGHTS 4-1 ERIC CLAP ON MADONNA 3-3 Pm DAWN 5-5 JON SECADA 18 -
KWIXONAm TO
CheMepheePhilhps
none Hottest BAD COmPANY 1-1 HEIGHTS 2-2 CHARLES A EDDIE 3-3 PM DAWN 4-A SPIN DOCTORS II - 11
ANINIWIchlt· Falls. TA
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WHITNEY HOUSTON 1.10/ CELINE DION t4a1 FOREIGNER DAN BAIRD
(EIGHTS 4-2 SPIN DOCTORS B-6 DUNA YANKEES 10-4 mADENNA 14-11
BON JOUI 18-12
WVELSMIllinington. NC CrmeWCruss
SHAD. RANKS wHITNE , HOUSTON
CO NEST CELINE DION BELL 8IV DEVOE SO8P DRAGONS
JOHN OVARIOS urBEA Hottest
ANNIE LESSOR 10-6 DAMN YANKEES 12 -9
8088 , BROWN SNAP 25 - 19 TLC 33 - 25
23 - 17
KAKSUAITINIOK TO John Meesch
CELINE DION 022Y OSBOURN( idger BOY/ II MEN JEREMY JORDAM Iel. WHITNEY 101510M CAUSE 4 EFFECT 1411
MADE.. 6-1 TREY LORENZ 10-5
J SNOANP SE1C8A -D 9A 13-7 RESTLESS NEART 40-35
KOILAmarMo, TO Slu Smoke
II E r., WHITNE, HOUSTON "I, ExPOSF .de : REMBRANCTS ,4 LISA vA,E ,P , GERARDO 1d, Hottest 1.11 D.N 1-1 EN VOGUE 4-2 HEIGHTS 6-3 ANNIE LENNO. S-4 ',sm... 5-e
WASFIAshey1116 NC CooldTrent
MADONNA MARY ..., ELI. ELTON JOHN wHITNE , HOUSTON NAILING SOULS Hottest PM DAWN 3-1 ANNIE LEANOs 9-6 EN VOGUE 10-7 ERIC CLARION 11-8 MICHAEL W SMITH 14-11
WIKX/Ellkud. Ass SpilimanN.Wlet
WH1TNE, HOUSTON CELINE DION BELL DIV DEVOE idei mks 1 ARSE, BOYZ 11 TAS Httttt t PM DAwN 2-1 JCN SECADA 13-5 BOBBY BRIRN 21-7 MADONNA 22-1,
229 Reporters 216 Current Reports
Called In A Frozen Playhst (4): KUBE Seattle WKSS Hartford WYCR 'York 195 Birmingham
Did Not Report. Playlist Frozen (E)) KTUX Shreveport WORD Grand Rapids B95 Fresno KROTucson WPRR/Altoona WMME Augusta 95X1L/Parkersburg KWTX/Waco
NOTE, Power 99/Atlanta is now known as 99X. Also, FM104 (KHOP)/Modesto-Stockton has flipped to AOR and is no longer a repOrter.
CHR ACIDS de HOTS
November 6,1992 RaR·77
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WHITNEY HOUSTON (28) BELL BIV DEVOE (15) CELINE DION (13) FOREIGNER (11) RESTLESS HEART (11)
BREAKOUTS
DAN BAIRD (7) LISA VALE (6) JEREMY JORDAN (5) SONIA DADA (5)
CRIOSIFIml. MI SI Mechaels/Slevenson
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SUZANNE RHATIGAN (Op:
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Jack Lundy
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KROC/Rochealer. MN
Ackerman/DAMS
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KOOSISkesis City. IA KM.MCMInn
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Mrkore/Crockeo
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Stevens/Cruise
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WRECKX-N-EFFECT D-25
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WBI Z/Eau Claire. WI
LAMA/ohm.
WHITNEY HOUSTON FOREIGNER SMANICE 'OP:
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KSNEI/Eugene, OR RuhlMone
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HEIGHTS 2-1 DAMN YANKEES 13-3
SAIGON PICK 6-A
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WHOT/Youngslown. OH Del, Thompson
MICMAC,» BOLTON MAO) J SLICE RICHARD MARI Hottest HEIGHTS 7 -1 EN SIGUE 6-3 PM DAWN 5-4
SOUP DRAGONS cop: Hottest HEIGHTS 2-1
TREY LORENZ IA -Il ELTON JOIN 24-1 7 BOBBY BROWN 27-18 BON .1001 26-20
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VANESSA WILLIAMS 12-10 JOE PUBLIC 21-17 !MAI 22- 19
EN VOGLE 8-5
MADONNA 11-5
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ANNIE LENNO1 8-6
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SNAP 22-15
KF80/Cheyenne.WV
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Chico. CA KaraFranklyn
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KODOGrandJunoMm.00 Jacobs/Hayden
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KTRATMAgmdford.OR R. Charles Snyder
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Y97/Sanla Barbarie.CA MAIMWSuaye
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OK95ffri-Cdles. WA Paul WaMer
FOREIGNER TRIXTER CO,/ DAN BAIRD CO,: KISS SHAKESPEAR .S 515T Hottest HEIGHTS 5-2 Pei DAWN 10-5 SPIN DOCTORS 12 -10
DANN YANKEES 1.-15 BON JOVI 23-16
KFFAUYakfma. WA Grog Adams
KNITNE, HOUSTON GODDESS LISA VALE INeS AFTER 7 BELL RIO DEVOE GEORGE LAmOND Hottest HEIGHTS 2-1 MARY J BEIGE 7-5 BOBBY BROW 13-9 R E m 30-21 8HAI 34-26
Still Undecided About Your Processing?
Here are the facts:
John Alan, CE of KLOL/Houston, put the Unity 2000 Digital Audio Processor on his station in December of '91. Look at the Ratings*:
Old Processing
Summer '91 5.1 (#5)
Fall '91 5.4 (#6)
New Processing /Unity 2000
Winter '91 5.8 (#3)
Spring '92 6.8 (#3)
Summer 92 6.3 (#3)
No format changes. No major personality changes. Now YOU decide!
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78.RaR November 6,1992
PARALLELS®
NOTE: Frozen playlists are designated by an "1r" next to the previous week's chart position.
R&R's CHR reporters are chosen on the basis of location, ratings, and ability to report current, timely music information. Parallel 1Reporters: Selected stations that are format-dominant and/or exert significant national influence, in major markets with a metro of 12+ population, according to Arbitron, of 1million or more. Parallel 2 Reporters: Selected stations that are format-dominant and/or exert a significant local or regional influence, in secondary markets with ametro 12+ population, according to Arbitron, between 200,000-1 million. Parallel 3Reporters: Selected stations that are format-dominant and/or exert a significant local or regional influence, in smaller markets with a metro 12+ population, according to Arbitron, below 200,000.
228 REPORTERS
BELL BIV DEVOE Gangsta (MCA)
LP Hoot* Mack
Total Reports 73 32%
Regional
Parallel Reach
Reach E 33%
N&A
PI 46% P2 27%
· 32% M 25%
P3 27%
W 40%
Chart Sump. y
Pos
PI P
1 0
P3 Tot 0 0
National
Summary
UP
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2-5
0
6-15
0
16-40
0
0 0 0 0 0 0
DEBS
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0
0 0
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Adds 13 2 16 53
DOWN
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ADDS 73
Ch Adds 13 Total 26 2
2 20 18 73
EAST
920 · 1.5 0-29 WZOU MOT. A-20 111011 a-39 WM. ·-30 PRO-PM · WPOC
KCAO KW.
KO. RUIN
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3088.7 0-40 103CIR ·
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01104 a-23 MAFR
F1102 0-2. 0106 0-29 290 4-25 MMEL 0-30
MICA a-. NOT.77 0-30
KA. · 11.1.5 · POMO. PI.102 ·-33 1637194 ·-20
1060.40
10111
WEST
KOHN a 197. ·-30 Kr." ·
MARYIBLIGE Real Love (Uptown/MCA)
LP leihat's The 411 9
Total Reports 169 74%
Regional
Reach
E 80%
· 74%
M 59% W 88%
National
Summa , y
UP
113
DEPS
13
SAME
24
DOWN
5
ADDS
14
Parallel Reach
PI 84% P2 74% P3 65%
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1 2- 5 .5 - 15 16 - 40 Ons Add Ch Adds Tota '
Summ6ry
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2
1
15
8
18 25
9 33
0
5
1
5
2 47
2 79
P3 1 2
10 25
1 3 1 43
Tot 4
25 53
67
6 9 5 169
EAST
Isoutn
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00104 4-4 KII8 15-12 PWRIO6 12-13 11111. 0-26 605F7 11-0 AA. 23-22 O111 19-16 70102 1-1 0.9 5 · 0106 4-3 290 1-I RIEL 7- 8 FOOL 5-5 NOT977 14-0 KILT 13-10 RUSE 12 fr
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FUN107 6-4 KCIO1 1-7
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4106,457
W. I.-15 WO. 24-20 CMIOS 21-20 WEE 27-25 WI. ·
KOKO 20-10
WM. 31-24 11293 · WKS 34-22
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10.8 7-2
KA. -El .95 20-11 M7A0 20-17 MKTIC 6-5 395 3 Ir
PWRIO2 13-10
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EAST
10.97 2-1 MIME 12 Ir 103C111 16-12 55050 4-28 WOMP 0n
900TH
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141961487
AVVY WCIL 13-7 KUM/ 1-6 Kil0 d-313 KKR. 29-21 WA. 32-26 AMOZ 10-16 WOO 4-33 W. 12-S KROC · KOIS 4-27
KOOT 2,-te AP1* 7-5 093 24-16 157 16-16 AFRO 0-30 ACWW 4-35 Kiwi 30-24 094 7 · 097 11-12 AFFM 7-5
MICHAEL BOURN To Love Somebody (Columbia)
LP Timeless (The Classics)
Total Reports 176 77%
Regional
Reach
E 84% 8 84% M 82% W 56%
National
Summary
UP
146
DEBS
8
ElAmE 15
DOWN
1
ADDS
6
(11)
Parallel
Reach
PI 45%
P2 82% 1.3 95%
Chart Summary
jL.e..8.
P1 P2 P3 Tot
10000
2-5 6-IS
16-40
2 2 15
10 19 15 44
12
57
47 116
Ono
140 5
Adds Ch Adds
Total
0101
0
50 5
25 88 63 176
46117
AXAS 17-14 61000 27-18 1100 14-11 1.11 15-10 394 IS-IS wm. 25-20 PRO-FM 27-25
8130114
STAR.4 7-5 .11.6 on PARPIO 23-11 0105 19-17
141060457
0102 1.-17 MCI 9-7 WCAOF 25-21 WZPL 17-13 41010 24-22 W01102 14-9 KOWIT 28-25 1830 10,
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EAST
FLY. 29-21 wows e-à WAAL 20-16 WK. · WM 28-23 JET-FM 0-20 WERI 22-13 WINK 26-22
80410
1404 Il -19 wan, 29-26 44106 29-25 195 19 In 19111 4-3 WO. 16-16 AZFA 20-21 0105 24-21 APO. In WM. 20-15 1.10 28-24 100. 17-12 1881 22-18 1030 24-23 W. 21-17 WO. 26-13 WK01 0-7 WAPE 21-17 wego 27-22 Cl 20-24 WDJ1 39-27 1431 21-19 WHY 22-14 397 6-3 XL1067 20-11 WRVO 17-11 692 31 - 21 1102 37-30 KlIMI 32 fr 14151 20-27 1101V 10 12
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Michael Bolton Continued
TIC -FM 17-14 MEE 16-11 46042 21-16
WLAN 18-14 AC101 14-I1 WOOT. 28-19 5910111 27-22
WUPM 32-26 1102 24-16 901.1 11 930 30-21 WPST ·-340
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LP Keep The Faith
Regional
Reach E 82%
S 76%
C
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PI
P2 P3
38%
73% 92%
746 :.
National Summary
UP
141
DEBE
5
SAME 11
DOWN
1
ADDS
2
Chart Summary
Pos
P1 P2 P3 Tot
10000
2-5
0 0 0 0
6 - 15
5 8 15 28
16-40 15 68 45 128
Ons
0 1 12
Adds
0
1 0
1
Ch Adds
1
0
0
1
Total
Cl
78 61 160
EAST
111118 23-24 4101J 24-22
0000 12-10 WE. 27-24 394 22-17 PRO, F11 24-22 moot 7-6
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22-18 a-23 11-17 13-10
23-19 17-15
1;51
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EAST
FLY12 31-24 WAES 20-17 WAAL :4-9 .S4 I-39 wee 22-1. WERZ 26-11 édIAO, 22-18 wMEE · PwR.2 20-11 WLAN 29-11 7.107 25-11 AC101 21-11 WOON 17-14 119141 24 - 20 WEAK 20-11 0:02 23 -/e 901.1 2,-24 130 27-11 .11, 23-12 WRCK 26-22 1501 32-25 18711 20-27 WO. 26-18 INCA 16 Ir
O1110 3i -2.
4106 30-26
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WAPE 24-20
WOUT 4-33
WOMI 26-20
AKYA 17-10
1440 20-22
1430 20-15
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1107 15-17
111067 2,-21
M. 29-25
092 29-35
2102 39-37
MT. 33 Ir
KI. 24-21
5104157
WK. 22-17 111011 19-17
WITZ 1.-16 96870 29-26
CA105 1, -15
MEE 24-21 O111 35-30 1104 19-17
KJ103 21-13 KOKO 26-23 WMOV 20-10
O257 23-21 1100 20-11 w/CF 16-16
053 31-13 AMMT 27-25 WAS 31-25 11107 33-31
WIFC 22-11 AMRD 24-20
.51
.95 35-29
O200 1.-16 KIND 27-21 KOMO 25-25 O1440 23-16 MANZ 30-27 AZIV 21-25 KRO 23 Ir
0407
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102C10 23-16 95411 23-22 Wive 24-17 WY. 2, -23 95115 21 fr .0114. 31-22 11.0 19-18
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MAAS 32 - 29 KOIZ 2.-23 hMSF 20-13 WZAI 31-26 WC00 19-13 WK. 24-18 KACK 11-8 1.91 27-1. 0154 19-14 Kee 21-17 KIII 4-29 0101 20-16 KC. 32-26 KATIE 27-26 WPM 23-1. WYAv 31-17 wPFm 25-20 KI. 29-26 WFMT 23-21 KW. 26 fr ANIN 11-13 11038 16-14
Kvvv 34-27 WINO 19-15 ¡CIL 0-26 1000104 24-1 , KLYV 1.-13 AZIO 2.-23 MIT 26-20 014 24-11 KM1L 211-1 , WMFR 31-23 WAD. 17-12 AMOZ 22-17 1200 28-20 .1111 24-17 11044 10-15 KROC 20-16 .191 27-22 APAT 16-14 MIR 211-23
14457
MOOT 21-19 01.11 24-20 .3 2B-21 097 18-. MTRO 27-24 AFRO 26-21 ACHM 31-22 6011 28-24 KTIIT 17-7 .4 7 1-00 OM. 23-16
BOBBY BROWN Good Enough (MCA)
LP Bobby
Total Reports 194 85%
Regional Reach E 90%
· 81%
M 84% W 88%
National
Summary
UP
171
>WIT
Parallel Reach
PI 84% P2 88%
P3 80%
Chart
1 2-5
6 - 15 16 - 40
Summary
P2 0 0 2 4 24 44
19 44
P3 Tot 0 0
1 7
27 95 24 87
DEPS
5
Ons
1
1
0
2
SAME DOWN ADDS
13
2
3
Adds
0
1
1
2
Ch Adds1001
Total
47 94
53 194
EAST
920 0-24 11. 14-10 1.01/ 14-11 NOT. 13- 13 1100 20-17 we. 20-17 1100 23-26 0.4 26-2, 1.0111/1 s4-7
FuN107 15-10 act°, 17-15
01004 9-8 5990111 40-27 WIPA 12-0 9102 1.-18 101.0 14-13
130 2/-25 WPST 16-14 1111C11 25-10
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WO. 25-19 WYCR 05 Ir
m01194 10 60/10 0-5
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.81 23-19 AWNI 32-29 KDON 25-23 KIZU 31-18
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Bobby Brown Continued
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EAST
FLY.2 22-14 WASS 13-12 14184 15-12 WAR 16-13 JET-FM 11-16 WERZ 21-18 lam 27-23 TIC-. 12-10 144511 10 Ir MEE 15-12 PWR92 29-25 WLAN 13-10
901/74
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14104 25-20
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1.440v 9-7
O053 24-22
W/CF 15-7
453 37-29
K0047 25-21
WAS 25-15
0107 23-17
WIFC 20-17
AMRD 10-7
MOT 14-12
01055 5-4
AK. 13-11 8,95 24-10
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.1.02 II -1
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EAST
50)10 KAKI1 15-12 1.12 16-13 WK. 21-16 WZO. 21-7 .00 15.11 WAN> 29-26 KACK 26-23 11.1111 40-32 65111 15-10 0211 20-18 0101 30-28 KC. 11-15 MME 6-4 wed. 1.-15 wYAV 19-10 WMFm 13-10 01110 170 wFmT 14-11 WYSS 23-17 41060457
KOOT 11-1] AP. 10-7 193 17-8 097 15-13 ATI. 0-37 OCIO 25-20 ACM 23-16 K011 31-22 .7 22-11 0195 31-23 P.M 13- 1
BOYZIIMEN In The Still Of The Night (Motown)
LP The Jacksons An American Dream" ST
Total Reports 87 38%
Regional Reach E 51% S 34% Cl 21% W 52%
o
Parallel Reach
P1 57% P2 41% P3 17%
Chart
Pos
Summary
P1 P2 P3 Tot
National
Summary
UP
19
DEBS 12
SAME
6
DOWN
0
ADDS 50
10000
2- 5
10 0
1
6 - 15
11
2
1 14
16 - 40
7 13
1 Cl
Ons
0
1 0
1
Adds
3 16
5 24
Ch Adds 10 12
4 26
Total 32 44 11 87
EAST
920 23-22 WXAS 24-17 1.1200 4-30 NOT97 11-1. 2100 0-15 WE. 13-7 0100 11-9 WPOC 14-10
110Vivt
1.70 u4-14 711.6 37-33 KTFN 4-25 FT·1610 4-27 0105 0- 13
41114017
WJA0 4-23 WNW a 10051 0-12 111161 0-29
11310 ·-23
Al. · W0 , 102 0-14
Min
115104 15-10 .11106 0-22 MM. a-29 KM. 6001 1-6 099 5 0104 21-10 290 15-10 1111. 5-4
AWL
KPLZ KWIC
14-12
0-2 , 19 fr
MEE a
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EAST
FLY,. · WK. · 41/90 6-35 bee« on TIC-FM 33-21 WASS 16 Ir PwR92 0-25 1100101 1-22 AC101 4-25 Mee 0-26 11.0M1 · WO. · WARZ WO. 4-35
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MIDWEST
WEST
193 097
0.4 1.7
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ERIC CLAPTON Layla (Reprise)
LP Unplugged
Total Reports 171
75%
Parallel
Regional Reach
Reach P1 45%
E 84% 5 84%
M 82% W 46%
NatIonal
Summery
UP
138
DEBS
2
SAME
22
DOWN
4
ADDS
5
CD
P2 78% P3 95%
Chart
Pos
1
2- 5
6-15 16-40
Ong
Adds
Ch Adds
Total
Summary
Pl
0
P2
3
4 15 13 44
6 17
0
1
0
2
2
1
25 83
P3 Tot 2 5
15 34 31 BB
15 38
0
1
0
2
0
3
63 171
EAST
50010
81.94 2-2 KEOL 6-5 000E 26-30 WWI 24-21 141.111 27-24 0105 1-7
NIONETIT
44115 10-6 KM. 16-15 KIM 10-10 099 5 17-14 0106 30, 25
EAST
FLY92 10-7 WA. 15-7 WAAL 3-7 WASIE 0-16 well 7-6 JET-FM 15-12 WERZ 1-1 WINK 13-9 TIC -FM · MEE 4-4 14.92 9-11 WLAN 7-4 FUN107 17-14 KCIOI IS-16 1100.1 14-13 1990. 2-1 WIPA 25-17 1102 5-2 91.1 13-12 .30 5-13 WFUT 1-7 ARCM 12, 111112 21-17 Wind 26-22 WO. 13-4 WYCA · fr
11110 5-5 WFMF 17-12 0006 14-12
19e · Ir
WO. 3-2 1410 4-3 0105 -7 WW1, 15, 11 18071 12, 04151 on WRMT IS-16 WZYP 04 WKOO 20-27 YAPS 2-e ilaul 3-2 WOKS 7-7 AKTK 4-4 4040 24-18 4655 13-11 1.4414/ 18-13 11107 22-21
017 13-1 11.1067 0-30 MVO 4-2 A.2 10-6 2102 20-13 KTUX 10 Ir
A181 11-9 1113.1 11,
5106,4137
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13-13 24-1. 20-24 23-23 19-15 16-11
4651
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MAAS 24-19 KO. 13-12 WIMP 11-8 WIR1 16-10 WC. 11-10 10.11 5-4 RACK 4-2 WUMX 16-12 KIM 4-2 KIWI 20-18 6111 23-20 0101 6-1 ACN1 21-17 ORO 11-4 WOPOI 21-17 wmAV 10 WPFM 10-9 MI. 21-18 WFMT 2-2 KW. 22 fr AMIN 3-1 01155 14-12
AVYY 6-4 TONG 11-10 11CIL 1-6 Mind 17 -13 1061.0 22-16 AVIV 14-11 AZIO 18-14 1411 30-27 0.4 7-4 KAI, 23-14 11.11 11 - 5 WAZV 13-10 AMOZ 11-10 WOO 10-0 1.111 14-11 0040 11-7 K110C 1.-10 110.3 14-4 APAT 12, WOOR 6-2 KOMZ 9-6
16457
KOOT 21-16 AP. 22-14 193 31-20 097 22-21 ATAS 6-4 .00 24-19 KC. 4-24 11011 9-5 AT. 4-3 114 , 3-4 page 16-12 AFFm
CLASSIC EXAMPLE Ifs Alright (Hollywood)
LP South Central ST
Total Reports 55 24%
Regional Reach E 14%
· 21%
M 15%
W 50%
MCA]
Parallel Reach
P1 30% P2 24% P3 18%
Chart
Pos
Summary 1.1 P2 P3 Tot
National
Summary
UP
16
DEBS
7
SAME 21
10000
2-5
0
0 0 0
6-15
4
10 5
16-40 10
7 3 20
Ono
3 9 7 19
Adds
0 8 2 10
DOWNOCh Adds0101
ADDS
11
Total
17 26
12 55
EAST
920 15-13 CORS 26-23
1113.174
KTF11 19-19 Fw11,10 on
510614157
101141 111E0
AD. AM/K
23-17 25-21
4-31 on
PWRIO6 11-1 6001 15-15
mop 21-20
0106 0-27
290 17-14 MM. 27-24 AWL 19-18
140.77 0-29 Ant on
EAST MON on 1.91.1 · 1014 ·-313 Mow
MIDWEST WO. 2.-2e CA/05 on 114103 In WTEF on
MK88 on AK. 23-14 .15 ·
AMMO 0-34 PWRIO2 21-25 101190 0-24 KYRK on KCAO 0-27 AP81 · AWN 32-27
9200 en w0614 on
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6.8 on Mill on 11131. on
MIDWEST
1101. on
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AP. · AFIO 33-27 MCMM 0-37 ATM 117 2.-25 AP'S on
PARALLELS®
November 6,1992 RaR·79
TOM COCHRANE
Washed Away (Capitol) LP Mad Mad World
Total
Replonal Reach E 47% S 51% M 61% W 30%
Natsonel
Summary
UP
71
DESS
9
SAME 23
DOWN
1
ADDS
6
Reports 110
e
48%
Parallel Reach
PI 27% P2 44% P3 7 3%
Chart
Summary
pl
P2 P3 Tot
1
0
0
0
0
2- 5
0
0
0
0
6 - 15
0
8
8
16
16 - 40
12 30
31
73
Ons
2
6
7 15
Adds
1
3
2
6
Ch Adds0000
Total
15
47
419 110
14
1
EAST
waKS on 894 20-15 WO. 29-27
MOW
UP. 22-16 WAVZ 26-24
RIPEST
0102 23-21
WENZ 23-3,
WOW on MZPL 26-20
119111 22-11
M2148 30-27 WKSO 0-25
WEST
MOD 24-22 KIWI · 099 5 27-25
EAST
MAE. WAAL
2l9e--2147
WERZ 22-20
MAR on
PwR92 40-37
MLAN 23-17
PUN107 34-31
KCIO1 30-21
wOON on
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MIDWEST
MKOD 29-29 MON 17-13 96850 · CK105 32-30 'MEE 30-21 O0102 20-20 9100 en 093 29-34 KKAT 14-14 MVKS 0-21 5107 21-16 WIFC 1-35 KRRD en
KF95 KZ110
11180 Kilo
23-17 18- 13
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wPRR wlelE wire
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12 fr 29 fr 36-25
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DAMS 39-23
KOIZ d-29
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MICK 17-13
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10111 20-10
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KIME 38-24
b0PR en
KIM on
WPM. on
MIN 25-21
wveli 1-35
MIDST
KYYY 27-22
bilma 20-18 wCIL 34-33 KLY. 37-23 KZIO
wOli 16-15 094 29-26 latFR 36-34 wary 31-28
00102 35-24 0700 30, 25 KFRX DOUG 17-13
KROC 32-27 K0.5 on
WOO* 12-11 KOKZ 11 -11
Y93 d-34
KTRS 26-22 OCIO 0-33 0011 23-21 KTM 25-22 894 7 26-24 10195 33-30
KFAM 35-21
D
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GLORIA ESTEFAN Always Tomorrow (Epic)
LP Glor.a Estefan Greatest lids
Total Reports 104 46%
Parallel
Regsonal
Reach
E
47%
N&A
Reach
PI 25% P2 41%
S
51%
P3 70%
M
41%
W
42%
NatIonal
__C _h Ea2rit
1
2-5
PISummary P2
0
0
0
0
P3 0 0
Tot 0 0
Summary
6 - 15
2
3
1
6
UP
57
16 - 40
5 27
32
64
DEB5
7
Ons
6
13
12 31
SATE
37
Adds
1
1
1
3
DOWNOCh Adds0000
ADDS
3
Total
14
44
46 104
EAST
wxKS on W2OU an WE. 34-30 PRO-FM 20-26
$11094 111-15 F91196 26-25 KTFN on PwRPIC on
MDMF · 111180 26-24
MST
KIIS 27-23 KISH 11-9
te099 5 on
HOT977 on
EAST
FLT52 21 - 10 WAEll 26-12 1603/1 22-21 WERZ 20-16 WLAN 29-29 FUN107 35 - 30 9000 35-33 0102 34-31 WRCK on 9919 · 9016 31-26
1300TH
11880 on K106 on Weli 0-18 11053 30-29 MICA 25-24 0105 27-26 10111, 24-23 Plain 27-27 11991 on 11101. 32-31 WK00 3C910 K.2 20-21 1102 on KTUI 36 IF 1111 25-23 WOW on
MIDWEST
WWII 4-27 CK103 20-19 9011D 12 IF KJ103 en WM 22-20 KKM 24-16
WYMB 1-35
K107 en KM) on
1.11 en 116,3 on K1110 1-36 O95 en fr PWRIO2 31 - 29 ROM d-16 KYRK on KCAO 30-21
WPR* 34 IF
1,0111m7 an WPM en IF 103Cus 22-17
6710 w6IS
10011. MO
1-38 ·
21-16 10-16
inner
MKS 36-32 MOIZ 21-17 MK/ 39-36 16140 25-22 WKOM 31-25 KmCK en
16610 39-36 K1811 27-22
KIII on MGM en
MME 20-27 MA/ 34-34
01. 27-23 RHIN on WV'S 32-30
9101481
KYVY 23-29
106KM0 on
KLY/ 39-28
K2I0 27-32
9012 on
WKFR 37-36
01002 on
9200 1-34
Kr. on
KROC on
O095 29-29
KIAT 23-24
hMoIsRt
33-32 30-29
MOT 40-26 Y92 34-26 MRS 16-17
KF80 on KMIN 40-36 K011 37-34 KT9T 20-12 .94 7 211-28
KFFn 28-29
MIN YANKEES Where You Goin' Now (W9)
LP Donl Tread
Total Reports 162
71%
Parallel
Regsonal
Reach
E
71%
S 81%
M
84 %
W 42%
Natsonal
Summary
1112
13 9
DEBS
2
SAME
15
DOWN
0
ADDS
6
ili)
PIRea3c2h% P2 75% P3 97%
Chart Summary
Pos
PI
P2 P3 Tot
10000
2- 5
1
6
8
15
6- 15
9
47
37
93
16 - 40
5 24
18 47
Ons
0
1
0
1
Adds
1
2
1
4
Ch Adds
2
0
0
2
Total
18 BO 64 162
EAST
9200 · 4E01 a-34 POO-FM 15-16
1101/70
STAR.. 6-30 DEAL 13-9 WAVZ 15-14 PROPIO 24-22 0105 12-10
KIM 18-16 099 5 10-10 KPLZ 18-15
FU12 22-32 WAIM 21-18 90AL 9-6 90111 12-10
STEM 17-14 weld! 14-12 wpm 25-21 WKEE 10-0 PWR52 12-1 wLAN 17-12 £UN107 14-12 110101 24-22 WCION 25-22 119KNI 12-11 WelleK 28-22 2.102 7-5 910We 22-21 930 10-8 10191 23-19 MICK 16-11 WKR2 21-12 WIM 16-10 wmCM 13 fr
901:119
ISIS 17-15 KNFI · WIMP · K106 13-11 195 31 fr
WPM 17-14 0105 21-20 WM, 21-17 biaK. 21-18 9992 26-22 WKSI 1-27 WPM, 17-15 WM6 11-6 OROS 19-12 WAPE 20-19 POUT 14-10 90KI 19-15 MY% 7-7 11001 30-30 WA88 15 - 13 1:11.91. 16 - 11 O27 21-12 WRVO 16-12 0:92 14-11 1102 22-20 KTUX 22 IF KISK 16-15 110,1 22-21
MIMES,
WROD 20-18 1·000 11 -7 WPM le -16 0071 10-9 WINO 29-21 968TO 19-14 CKIOS 6-2 ME 19-14 W1M 22-14 3104 4-24 110103 12-7 KOKO 13-10 1111:20 12-9 0293 13-3 MIDO 10-4 WMCF 12-12 093 19-17 KKMT 16 MS 16-13 O107 16-10 WIFC 17-14 ROOD 6-5 OHM' 12-11
EAST
'MIL II ir wOMP 14-13 INTO 13-12
KARS 26-23 Kali 22-18 baleF 23-18 91K1 19-17 MCO 17-15 wK91 14-9 KMCK 9-6 MIMI 19-14 Oiler 12-10 Kenn 17-13 KIII 22-19 0101 15-12 KCPX 20-16 MOE 16-12 9111PR 16-12 wYAV 26-22 Will 19-17 Klxv 13-11 wFmT · K971 13 fr RAIN 10-9 wv88 12-9
0. 100 12-10 1411140 6-3 wCIL 18-15 wLRbl 19-16 106.40 21-15 MTV 36-21 KZIO 14-10 11812 12-9 M4 17- 11 KWIL 19-7 w11,11 2-2 MAZY 18-15 MI 16-15 0200 13-12 KITM 10-7 DOM 8-4 KAOC 9-6 0095 24-20 MAT 6-5 901111 5-5 KOKZ 4-2
MOT 112-14 Kinal 21-13 793 23-14 7.7 24-18 MRS 13-7 KM0 14-0 KCAH 24-17 Mill 11-10 MITT 11-5 894 7 3-3 OR.5 19-12 KFFN 24-19
EXPOSE 101ish The Phone VVoukiBing (Arista)
LP Expose
Total R·ports 147 64%
Regional
Reach
E 78%
S 66%
M
52%
W 64%
Na 110041
Summary
UP
62
DEBS 37
SAME
33
DOWN ADDS
1 14
CD
Parallel Reach
PI 55% P2 65% P3 70%
Chart _p_Ri
Summery
P1
P2
P3 Tot
10000
2 - 50000
6 - 15
3
2
0
5
16 - 40
22
46
31
99
Ono
3
16
10
29
Adds
2
4
3
Ch Adds
1
2
2
5
Total
31
70
46 147
EAST
.23 24-15 wmiS 30-28 WZOU 29-26 m0757 15-23 2100 26-22 LEGO 33 - 32 894 1-29 WA1P 6-28 PRO -FM 30-20 0010 30-29
30079
Pb01.6 26-32 9Nyi 2S-22 MTN 22-20 IMPIO 25-17 0105 o.
MIDWEST
1156 27-25 wee, 30-26 umm 0-30 M8E0 1.-14 ADWO KVITK 0-29 WK110 0.
Y102 27-24 Mx, en 930 .à4-32 MICK 40-33 WKRZ 1-40 W016 37-32 9MR 25 IF
Maim
WIMO 1-39 101,1 1-30 0106 37-22 IM 30 IF 1001 1-25 KZFIT 1-25 0105 1-35 KMA 30-29 WMF 1- 34 well Oh WPM on MIT 35-30 WZYF on MOD · 1666E 28-26 06811 1-40 WNW, on Mein on 111067 en WR/0 0-29 K92 on KT:. on fr KIM en
K115 KKFR 0-30
d-2I KKR2 à-27
0106 28-24 MEL 24-19
MOL 23-21 900977 29-10 KPLZ on
wen 26-22 96STO 31 -20
CK105 21-25 WM! 29-27 WMGV ·-37
blIOC · 093 1-27 Mir m
9VMS en
O107 40-30 IMIRD 22-25
EAST
0:,12 22-26 96E8 28-24 GORSE on WVSR 1- 32 YKINK 1-29 TIC-FM 28-26 6088 27 iv O4512 3.-34 MAN 1-32 FUNI0 7 21-25 WOGN · 9990:11 30-32 0014: 33-27
KMSS 0-12 14011 25-22 OM 1-34 MinG 28 - 31 KKMG 22-17 ITS en IF PRA102 27-24 101194 24-21 O01.0 on KYRK ·-29 *CM 26-22 0151 · KWN2 on
MOON 30-26
gZ:u v-33 MIN 21-15
CAST
WFRR on fr 003507 40-26 111119E 32 IF 103C1R d-26 95111 9200 39-32 9MS 1-34 991IL on ir
SO:fin
MKS 1-40 K012 · 9201 1-71 WCGO 1-31 11191 4-33 KMCK 1-37 MOM 34-30 IM 0-40 11868 22-20 KIII on O090 4-33 KNEE 35-30 91M1 34-25 WVAV 0-28 KIM d-33 10101 4-3. WV» 4-36
KYYY 1-34 106/040 20-24 DLIV ·-34 0210 36-30 lISIO on
y94 on KM, 1-26
MAZY 'Het MOO KFITir
· 33-71 on 29-21
KROC 32-26 K095 on
00117 1-213
WEST
Mill 39-32 Y93 on
MRS 39 -22 OF00 en KTMT en
097 29-24 KFFm 39-33
G
PETER GABRIEL Digging In The Did (Geffen)
LP US
Total Reports 121
53%
Regional
Reach
E 49%
S
71%
M
59%
W 26%
NatIonal
Summary
UP
93
DEBS
4
SAME
18
DOWN
2
ADDS
4
14)
Parallel
P1ROM18AV%.
P2 51% P3 85%
Chart Summary
Pos
P1
P2 P3 Tot
11001
2- 5 6 - 15
2
3
3
2
18
15
35
16 - 40
5 32 32 69
Ons
0
0
4
4
Adds
0
1
1
2
Ch Adds
0
1
1
2
Total
10 55 56 121
EAST
w9Kg 4-24
90r/Ted
MI 1-1 KEGS. 5-4 KR8E 15-14 9902 21-19
MIDWEST
0102 25-22 WENZ 10-10 Km, 1-32
Kam 5-2
099 5 23-22
0008. 4-3 11,114 29-27 wIERt 20-22 1000. 14-12 FWR92 11-10 91691 19-15 1.1109 21-17 9991011 6-5 0102 12-10 1111Pre 19-10 MST 21-12 WRCK 28-26 WKRZ 20-11 RUSTY 12-11 MGR 20 IF
9080 18-16 KNFI 30-29 O106 6-6 112 24 IF 9NOK 39-31 0105 34-30
%Mt 32-25 bahe 21-27 wiv. 21-17 1401 27-25 96PE 7-6 WOuT 5-7 MK! 14-12 KKTK 8-8 9688 35-20 WANT 28-27 111067 21-1. WRVO 25-21 092 24-18 7102 a-33 KOMI 15 IF KIST 13-12
011041EST
WKDD 23-21 110011 8-4 DONO d-22 96810 18-12 CK102 35-34 WIR1 · 7104 18-15 O0103 25-25 O000 24-24 092 27-24 MINT 32-29 WKS 23-19 «107 31-29 bilFC 12-10
M95 KIM
KYRK 1:2211
27-20 31-32
28-22 19-14
EAST
91991 10 fr
103011 95111
2e24-2-419
9200 4-2
WM'S 12 -II
951IL on fr
wOmP 6-6
99TO 11-10
913oTH
KAKS 23-21 KOIZ 24-20 MS; IT-IT lamc 34-29 1400 23-20 91M1 27-21 KOCK ISIS 11,190 22 -le KIM 6-9 KIM on K1II en 0101 24-20 11000 22-10 KNOE 24-22 WOPR 28-23 WYAV 32-29 9FFM 11-10 KIM 24-22 WFMT 21-16 KWTX on fr MIN 9-0 watIS 21-29
1.11104EST
KY60 16-12 110110 15-14 wC1L 3-5 WI.RW · 106MHO 26-22 KLYV ·-30 11710 27-22 9812 14-14 194 22-18 KMXL 22-18 9,0101 1017 11620 26-21 KMOZ 15-14 9200 19-16 K000 22-30 KROC 17-15 K063 29-23 MAT 24-22 WOM 10-e
WEST
KIPS 12-10 OCIO 23-18 KCHM 22-29 KOIT 10-18 KTMT 23-20 894 7 1S-14 01:95 20-17
GENESIS Never A Time (Atlantic)
LP We Cant Dance
Reg sonal Reach E 65% S 63% M 67%
Total
Reports 133 55%
C
Parallel Reach
PI 113% P2 63%
P3 85%
W 34%
Chart Summary
Natsonal
Summrry
UP
76
DEBS
26
SAME
18
DOWN
0
ADDS
13
Pos
PI
P2
P3 Tot
1000
0
2- 5
0
0
0
0
6 - 15
2
1
0
3
16 - 40 Ons
Adds
6 51
44 101
1
El
7
16
1
5
3
9
Ch Adds Total
0
2
2
4
10 67
56 133
EAST
MODS 22-1. 1100 27-24 9104 26-22
STA1194 23-20 0103 en
1211101EST
wACI 18-19 KDAM 1-30 51000 ·
wEST
KIM 13-12 KPLZ 0-21
EAST
FLT92 35-29 96E8 ·-22 16661. 22-17 WKSE o. It/SR 4-25 9E112 ·-28 P.52 35-25 MAN 35-27 FUN107 20-27 01101 20-24 11005 4-34 9991011 24-24 WM. 1-37 2102 35-30 81411 23-22 920 /1-35 WWI 37-32 NOCK 1-36 MR2 39-34 WSTId on WMA 35-31
9080 38-35 0106 35-21 wee, 0-15 100211. 1-32 0105 39-31
MIMI 30-27 6,991 24-20 WKSI 28-25 9080 26-24 wine 23-20
invP 38-34 111140 WAPE on WOUT WET. en WHY en 1197 0-29 K.2 en 2102 40-30 0181 on WOW 21-19
MIDWEST
WKDD 23-22 WROK 20-29 WM 23-21 KRNO ·-23 961570 32-29 CMOS 30-24 99EE 20-26 WORD 16 Or 911:1 1-38 1104 24-20 KJ103 3M-21 9900 24-20 11753 0-30 0100 12-11 403 a-30 RIOT 20-17
K107 wIFC 32-27 KKRO 36-31
Kr95 KENO KISI KWNZ K220
36-31 · 0-22 34-21
EAST
90000
KAKS d-36 IA5F 0-27 idioic 40-35 WCGO 32-29 worm 33-22 KMCK 32 -27 wJria MISR 25-21 R10111 4-33 0111 27-24 0101 29-23 0001 1-29 MOE 33-'9 WSPR 1-34 WYAV 39-37 wPFM 30-2e KIM 31-2S MIN 29-26 WV'S 40-34
KM, 29-32 01110 25-23 ielL on 16.19 4-22 1061190 · KZIO 0-35 WSIZ on ve. on WKFR 38-21 WAZY a-34 01507 38-25 MOO on 01,111 ·-30 1:000 24-20 KROC 1-31 04095 on MAT 23-20 110111 26-2i KOKZ 29-26
ROOT 35-32 KPIN1 21-25 013 33-24 KTR8 36-21 KFS0 on 0011 35-30 wrie 35-31 8.4 7 · 0195 39-35 KFFM 31-27
GUNS N' ROSES Yesterdays (Geffen)
LP Use Your Illusion II
Total Roports
81
36%
Regsonal
Reach
E
39 %
S 41%
M
39 %
W 20%
National
Summary
UP
31
DEBS
13
SAME
26
DOWNO
ADDS
11
¡NIL*
Parallel Reach
PI P2 P3
11% 34% 57%
Chart Pos
Summary
P1 P2 P3 Tot
1
0
0
0
0
2- 5
0
0
0
0
6-15
1
2
0
3
16 - 40
3 22
18
43
Ono
0
El
16 24
Adds
2
4
5
11
Ch Adds0000
Total
6
36
39
81
EAST
894 2, -26 9WK1 27-23
96AL 25-20 PWR92 4-36 MAN 34-20 WOM 4-21 ...KH1 35-26 0102 -34 520 · WIMIT 25-31 WRCK 0-38 wKRZ 37-32 wen 24 IF
08110 on O106 32-29 9992 on
MIDWEST
WKDD 2, -25 WROK 26-25 01102 23-22 9111 40-36 110103 35-22
11193 11-25 WTCF 20-18
RIO, en w1PC en KIM 34-30
91ST
KrOK 22-15
KWNZ on
en
EAST
WIRO 27 fr 9M9E en fr 10X11 2.-24 11200 on IMITI 34-29 ONTO 4-30
12011TH
04115 en WC00 1-40
Kmcw 27-22 WATX on 0180 31-29 Kere on .1111 on 0101 on KC. 32-32 KNOE o. WIIPR 23-20 WFFM on KIM 1-34 KwTa on fr KNIN 27-23 11101e59
WEST Y92 1-31 KTRS 40-36 .90 · 11011 en are 30-35 0095 34-2.
H
NOMA GAYE I'm Overjoyed (Third Stone/Atlantic)
LP Love For The Future
Total Reports
60
26%
Rig tonal
Reach
E 37% 5 22%
M
18%
W 32%
Net ¡anal
Summary
UP
29
DEBS
1
SAME
26
DOWN
4
ADDS
0
14
1
EAST
920 on WZOU 22-21 WM. 21-19
PRO-FM 11 - 11 111110 22-21
MUTH
WWII en
RIPEST
M.
K8E0 KMTK
9K00
24-22
17-16 20-16
6-16
K118 25-24 KIM 26-21 KOY-FM 16-16 Klel 24-24
AMA
Parallel
Reach
P1 25%
P2 26%
P3 27%
Chart Pos
Summary
P1 P2 P3 Tot
10000
2- 5
0
1
1
2
6 - 15
1
5
1 7
16 - 40
11
18
9 38
Ono
2
4
7
13
Adds
0
0
0
0
Ch Adds
0
0
0
0
Total
14
28
18 60
EAST
FLY92 13-25 WER2 on
uFUmN.10736-2306-20
IAICK on 9KR2 10-22 9016 29-28
Sarni
RZFM 22-18 0105 26-24 EPIC 17-11 8882 2.-26 K8194 30-30 K92 27-27 K1S, on
06010 20-25 MINT 30-2. WKS d-32 O107 en KKRD 19-15
MUD 10-9 0199 29-29 KKITO 17-19
PwA102 19-16 MOT194 9-5
0090 14-19
KYRK 34-20
6601 33-25 KEMP 11-0
WPRR 15 In 808997 33-31 WPM an IF
1030111 on WYYS 37-31 MOM 23- 25
9491 Kee 0711 IMMX IMPO WYAV Imex
a. o. on 21-24 33-33 ov: 30 fr
11107 34-33 WIMR 29-29
RPM 33-2.
11CM on 097 8-4
GO WEST Faithful (EMI/ERG)
LP Indian Summer
Total Reports 144 63%
Reg sonal Reach E 61% S 68% M 72% W 48%
Matson»!
Summary
UP
42
DEBS
50
SAME
34
DOWN
0
ADDS
18
BREAKER
Parallel Reach
PI 30% 1.2 66% P3 85%
Chart Pos
Summary
PI
P2
P3 Tot
10000
2- 5 6 - 15 16-40
0
0
0
0
1
3
I
5
9 47 34 90
On*
4
14
13 31
Adds
2
6
5 13
Ch Adds
1
1
3
5
Total
17
71
56 144
EAST
ialat5 o.
WZOU 0- 28 8.4 a Ow. 26-24
1313117m
DOSE 23-18 0105 so
MIDIdE57
WACI WZPL MIEO $10110
O0618 WKSO
4-22 27-25 23-17 ·
31-29 on
MST
DOTED 1-20
«MU 0-30 RIM 16-13 05. 2 on
KPL2 0-23
EAST
FLY92 6-24 96E8 27-12 WWII 1-24 wERZ on wKEE 24-20 MAN 30-15 FUN107 4-32 00101 a WOON a. 999.1 1-34 906K 1-38 1102 4-23 98MY on MIST 30-33 wRCK 0-35 WKRZ 1- 20 141179 0-29 9016 0-34 WYCI1 2. IF
80.110
weed I-38 06011 1-26 1414 34-32 ITS 32 IF
0105 0-32 idlayr en 91K8 on
WANZ 25-21 111181 6-29 WIDO 29-25 00191 20-25
14ZYP d-29
881.1 on 9001 30-24
11001 ·
9688 33-22 me 4-24
V107 20-9 197 1-27
211067 on 9RVO 1-30 K92 on
1102 11-39 0150 on
WOW 1-23
910wEIT
WKDD d-33
WPM ·
KRNO ·
96STO 34-30
CK105 33-27
MEE en
11101 1-37
Z104 ·
DO 403 30-27
KOKO on
9900 11793
2309--2215
WOG 14-12
093 on
KMHT 0-31
K107 ·
W1FC 33-28
MeD 23-29
MST
0199 K290
KIiMp 1:000 KLUC
KYRK
Y9141 MZU KWIN
1-36 1-40
31-20 on 0-27
on
35-32 0-39 22-19
EAST
1036.10 on 95111 WZVO 38-34
6016 23-15 95111 25 IF WOM en wer0 25 -20
8686 on wRSF on le. on WCGO 1-32 16:111 1-30 MICK 1-3. wJny en 0190 28-24 0101 1-W «cmx · met d-39 8386 1-26 wYAV 0-40 ml·Fir 1-24 Ilivr 0-31 I_01 34-29 Kett on fr KNIN 32-20 WVIS
eutatsr
14Yry 4-35 WINO d-2' MCIL 1-32 9169 1-23 1061040 on KZIO 38-34 welt on Y94 IlKe 0-27 WKFR WAIY 0-25 KMOZ on 11200 on KFOni 4-2, 0000 27-23 KROC d-24 DOTS on KPAT 27 -21 MIR 30-22 KOKZ .1-30
MOT' 0-25 KP101 36-31 093 d-30 DIMS 37-30 KFOO d-34 0011 39-23 Kne d-40 894 7 0-25 0195 39-26 KFF1. on
HEIGHTS How Do You Talk To An Angel (Capitol)
Total Reports 199 87'
Regional Reach
E 90%
S 93%
M
9 3%
W
7 0%
Natsonal Summary
UP
144
DEBS
3
SAME
DOWN
GT
3
AEDO
2
EAST
WM 4-3 biZOIJ 6-5 7100 1-I REG, 894 4-1 wm1P · PRO -FM 8-2 990:0 1-3
10,01,1
STAR.. 9-8
not 8-2
KRIM 34-23 110916 39-18 WM I-1 KTFM M19110 0-7 0105 1-2
0111:16E9T
O96 24-20 0102 7-5 WACI 13-10 Wm, d-24 WOOF 6-3 O711 3-1 0510 14-11 lux* II HOTIO2 1-1 KM, 6-2 KATK 12-0 WKIM 1-1
018104 on El IS 2-1 000-FM 1-1 KKRI 3-1
ins» 5-4
0995 7-2 0106 2-1
0
Parallel Reach
PI 70%
P2 90% P3 97%
Chart Summary
-9. ' .1. --P-1--EL. _PA__7_21
1 12 26
15
53
2-5
12
43
36
91
6-15
5 22
10 37
16-40
7
5
3
15
Ono
1
0
C
1
Adds
2
0
0
2
Ch Adds0000
Total
39
96
64 199
RACK WKRZ WMW
WOXA WC*
5-3 4-2 19-14
1-1 2 IF
90079
W880 1-1 RIEl 23-14 WFMF 6-1
O106 9-1
195 5 IF 9881 15-8 WOK 2-2 KZ,' 10-5
0105 5-3 idITIF 7-3
MAAS 6-2
01.11 1-1 1481 9-3 MOM S-3 bar' 4-1
PROD II-4 MOPE 9-3
MIT 21-15 WOKI 4-3 KIM, 2-3
WAMI 1-1 101.121 3-2 K3F11 23-1/
Y107 6-1 897 I-1 011067 4-2 MVO 1-1
O92 3-1 1102 12-5 KTUX 27 fv
KIM 8-6
1011W 2-1
WKDD 9-7
110011 WIIIM
51-44-10
9012 9-4
UM 7-4
MSTO 20-12
KRO :6 ir
EAST
WPOR 8 IF MITE 3 IF 1020111 9-6 55000 9-5 9110 7-1 wYYS 26-21 95011 17 IF WOM 3-2 99TO 6-3
KAM8 7-4
KOIZ 6-3 MS, 25-20
9201 6-4
11000 9-4 WRAx 7-2
KMCK II
0390 3-2
KIER 10-6 611111 2-1
Kill 4-4
0101 7-2 KC011 3-2
KNOE 1,14 011191 3-1
9760 2-1
WPFM 5-2 Kisv 2-2
wFmt 4-1
Kw,/
fr
0515 4-2
WOOS 5-4
1:1101451
Parallels Continued on Page 80
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PARALLELS®
Heights Continued
KKK KOOK KPLZ
KKE
4-34 4-25 3-2
17 IT
EAST
PLY92 3-2
1113111 111AL KIM 141111
8-1 7-5 6-6 6-3
AT -FM 10-6 WERI 2-2 PK 5-4 TIC-FA 12-4 WK. 9 fr OWES 1-I PWR92 0-4 KAM l0p0)0000, 3-2
KCIO1 3-1
KM, 2-2 ...MI 10-4
CO 3-1 0002 16-13 911PXY 1-1 .30 7-3 1.81 1- 1
WES0
.88 13-6 KF15 6-4 KIM 5-2 KAM 33-2. KIND 7-6 KOK 17-15 KLIX 1-5 KYRK 4-2 KPSI 6-4 KWh. 0-1 KZIU 6- 5
KII0 22-13 14111 2-1 754 2-1 1.10_ 0-5 0075 3-3 WAIT 7-2 KMOI 3-2 11Zell 16-10 KFRX 5-4 0000 4-2 MCC 6-1 11095 5-2 KPAT 5-3 10311 II -6 KOK 6-3
WEST
RIOT 6-3 MP. 1-1 V93 1-1 .7 2-2 KTRS 0-5 KP80 13-5 RCM 8-3 1.111 2-1 KTMT 2-2 894 7 1-1 0.5 5-2 KPFM 2-1
WHITNEY HOUSTON
IWill Always Love You (Arista) LP The Bodyguard" ST
Total Reports 133 5111%
Regional Reach E 59% · 66% M 46% W 62%
National
Summary
UP
2
DEIS
1
SAME
0
DOWN
0
ADDS 130
N&A
Parallel Reach
PI 59% P2 56% P3 61%
Chart Summary
Pos
PI
P2
P3 Tot
10000
2- 5
0
0
0
0
6 - 15
2
0
0
2
16 - 40
1
0
0
1
Ons
0
0
0
0
Adds
13 45 33 91
Ch Adds
17
15
7 39
Total
33 60
40 133
11 0 EAST
920 6-23 K. a-30 1100 4-20 WEG1 à-26 11100 de-18 8.4 · PRO-FM · WINC 30-12
SOUTH
17494 -25 11811 d-12 PWR44 · KTFM ·-22 1160.10 a-. 0102 ·-23
191011EST
MCI ·-23 8010T · emom · 141130 · 1107102 4-16 KMTK ·-30
WEST
KI1Q AKFR KKRI 14001 a-17 FM102 · KI1111 a-24 Ou S · 0106 a-29 790 a MEL ·-26 K. 27-17 1101977 0-31 KPLI ·
EAST
F1.2 4 WAE3 4-20 WM · KIP · WINK · IIC.M
W., a KAN a-25 FUN107 010000 · 999.1 · WOPK · YI02 · 98Plo à-25 e3o · KV WRCK 11014 11011 ,4
WO. · ORNO CK105 ·-20 WNEE · W111 0-40 .04 a-26 KJ103 · WTCF 0203 KANT · K107 111.12 ·
.95 0-40 11.0 · KKM0 d-10 PWRIO2 a KOMO 4-24
KY. · KOK
KDON · 11ZZU ·
14
1
EAST
MSS. , ·-3. 103C1 · Wee ·
Opem
WEST
KOOT ·-40 v4P3 XTRS · M1110 4-32 KCPM · Me 4-31 .197 · 7147 KFFM 0-36
INIXS
Taste It (Atlantic/AG) LP Welcome To Wherever You Are
Total Reports
66 29%
Regional R0ach E 33% 5 29% M 28% W 26%
National
Summary
UP DEIS SAME
4 22 24
DOWN
0
ADDS
16
rL1111111_1;
Parallel
Reach
PI
9%
92 27%
P3 48%
Chart Summary
__Jtm
PI
P2 P3 Tot
10000
2- 5
1
0
0
1
6 - 15
0
0
0
0
16 - 40
3
14
8 25
Ons
0
6
18 24
Adds
0
9
6
15
Ch Adds1001
Total
5 29 32 66
EAST
SOUTM
OEIL 4-22 11281 37-34
MIDWEST
WENI 37-31
WEST KWOD d-24
EAST .092 on WAAL 24-26 PWR92 WLAN 4-36 FUN107 · 9595111 4-30 Y102 WFST 1-37 WOCK en
SOUTH
KIK well Welt MOUT KKK
V107
d-13 a 0-36 1-32 d-I9
·
O1100051
WEST
KF95 0000 KN.
/WWI KIZU
40-33 1-30 an
on 1-34
EAST
WPRR on fr WI« on fr
103Cla In 4314 4-24
1.1.5 on WOK WMTO on
KAKS
WI/. We. KKK WM
KIM RIMS 0101 KCIO,
KPME MIN
o.
on on 4-38 on
· en en on
on 1-34
MIDWEST
WEST
ELTON JOHN The Last Song (MCA) LP The One
Total Reports 143 63%
Regional Reach E 71% W 75%
M 62% W 38%
National
Summary
UP
99
DEIS 20
SAME
1111
DOWN
0
ADDS
6
Parallel
30% Reach
PI P2 63% P3 89%
Chart
Pos 1
2- 5 6 - 15 16 - 40
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
Summary
PI 0
P2 0
0
0
3
5
11
50
2
9
1
3
0
0
17 67
P3 Tot
0
0
0
0
6
46
10174
5
16
1
5
1
1
59 143
EAST
MiKS 23-20 1430U 17-17 Z100 22-20 65. 24-21 094 PRO-Fm on
WWI. 28-26
flOarw
ATKA. 11-12 0005 on
MIDWEST
WNel WOK 1111R 001010
WKSO
15-14 4-24 1-33 1-26
2.-23
WEST
KII5 21-18 anal e-e KPLZ 20-17
EAST
FLY92 27-22 WKS 16-0 (MAL 23-22 KS« 23-18 KAI 11 -11 TIC-CS 20-17 WKEE 25-19 KR.2 32-26 WLAN 40-30 FUN107 26-21 40000 1-27 WOOS 22-10 55,041 W-25 WISPC 31-25 0102 2.-25 10PXY 20-14 .30 22-lo WP5T 33-30 WRCK 34-27 WK. 38-33 148011 2-20
SCIVTO
WW80 2.-24 lerr 32-27
O106 21-17 WOW 13-7 111.1 21-27 1.019 on 0105 31-25 WAIF 33-32 will' on WM. 21-111
WI. 27-22 61.8 18-16 WAPE 1-30 WOUT 20-23 Cl 2-27 KICIK on WDJ1 on 141417 27 -. 8.7 17-11 .1047 22-20 WRVO 092 24-24 2002 30-36 O100 21 fr 111. 27-24 WOW 4-25
whOD 2i-19 weri 27-23 KANO 4-24
C11105 25-22 WPM/ 1-30
K.1103 KM! a
11100 1-22 093 31 -30 KM« 17-3
11107 29-26 610C 24-21 KKK, on
.45 .110
ASK KYAN KW.
KIZU
31-22 on
on on 1-31
on
EAST
wmpl 13 fr 103C1R 1-25 9511x 26-23 IMY0 -3. WYYS 33-30 WOK 23-10
141170 20-14
80Km
KAKS
KIIII MVP WI. Weell WAX
Kflell WJMX KI1P
KUM AIII 0101 KCM1 KNOE WSPR WAV UPPII WIRY
IMNT KMT11 KW1N WKS
en
20-16 a-26 32-32 32-2 , 30-27
32-29 38-35 21-17
26-24 24-21 23-10 24-20 1.-12 35-30 27-26 on 23-20
37-32 on fr 35-30 30-27
MIDWEST
KYVY 20-16 118,60 24-22
wCIL 23-25 WLAW ·
10.60 on KL.VV 24-19 KII0 4-37
14112 24-17 794 ·-28 MK. 0-24 WA. 1-33 MIDI 24-33
14100 33-21 KFR1 20-16
16.0 23-14 KROC 30-25
005! 20-24 MAT 1.-17 MIR oa 01061 21-17
WEST
MOOT 311-30 MIR 4-34
Ti) 11-33 KTOIS 24-19
KFOO 34-21 KOli 15-9 KTAT 211-22 8194 7 111-15
OK., 37-33 KFFM 23-18
ANNE LENNOX Walking On Broken Glass (Arista)
LP Diva
Total
Regional Reach E 76% S 85% M 87% W 66%
National
SUMMAry
UP DEIS
10 9
3
SANE
44
DOWN 23
ADDS
2
Reports 181
79%
o
Parallel Reach
Pl 61% P2 80%
P3 92%
Chce . t Pos
0.2 SuMpary
PI
Pl Tot
1
1
3
3
7
2- 5
11
40 31
82
6 - 15 16 - 40
II 9
39 3
25 75
2 14
Ons0101
Adds0000
Ch Adds Total
2 34
0 86
0 61
1812
EMIT
100m
.1 4-6 STARK I-I MK 4-3 KOSE 24-15 W4VI 11-0 0103 3-2
11PEST
U94 a-27 0102 5-4 WEI. 13-II «NCI 3-3 100.1. 4-2 WIPL 16-15 K1E0 11-20 KydR 11 -7 KOMI 4-3 wK110 11-21
WEIO
031011 22-1. KIII1 M-4 FOY -FM 19-17 KKR% 9-0 KM 2-3 RION 2-2 O. 5 12,1 0106 20-18 KNEL 4-35 KPLI 4-4
EMIT
FL042 25-15 16433 6-2 WAAL 2-2 WIME 12-10 WM 4-4 AT-FM 7-3 MEE 1-7 PW2 13-12 KAN 2-1 FUN107 12-12 Ke101 10-10 WOO« 6-4 41.061 8-6 10. 7-7 1102 4-3 MOPXY 16-13 WRIT 6-11 WICK 6-7 MAI 6-3 68711 3-2
14014 11-10 WYCR 5 In
1108101
W080 2-3 KMFI 5-5 KW 3-3 11106 4-4 142 2 Or 1185X 1-4 WM 13-10 (IFM 24-26 Q105 6-4 WA. 6-5 4001 10-0 MANZ 5-3 WKS1 5-4 0880 7-6 wM4T 7-7 141. 6-4 UK« 5-2 ONE 16-14 weyi 6-4 Cl 15-10 WK. 9-7 WAS3 5-4 WPM 10-10 317 2-4
XI-1067 9-7 K.2 9-7 1102 10-10 O100 3 IF Klie 3-1 WOW 10-8
11131380
MUSD 2-2 PORK 22-22 WOKS 3-3 110Ti 6-6 KANO 3-2 96810 2-2 CKI05 4-4 KEE 13-11 WORD 1 fp WI. 2-2 .04 15-14 11)103 0-5 KOKO 10-9 WAQV 1-2 KI 191 11-0 0100 0-8 093 6-e 41647 4-4 101K5 3-20 K107 5-4 WIPC 2-11 1011.1 11 -11 WMOT 0-6
WE180
EAST
500m
0.5410
KOIZ
111.11 WI.
00000 11.11 KOCK
WWII KIM
KIM Kilt 0101 lemx KNOE
MK inum WPFM KI.
WWI KTP
KNIN MOIS
17-14
5-4
4-6 4-2
5-5 4-2 7-7
0-6 3-2
7-0 11-9 2-2 5-4 3-3
7-6 5-11 3-4 1-3
80-4 24 I.
7-7 10-6
IMMO 4-2
WM 15-14 14.101 1-3
>LW 32-36 KW 3-2 IOU 6-6 054 10-8 KKK 4-4
11KFR 9-15 Kr/ 3-7 IMOZ 7-7
111133 2-1 SKY 3-2 KOK 3-1 KROC 2-4 KOK 3-3 KPAT 3-2 SKR ·-
KCAZ 0-14
ROOT 4-4
et.IR 0-11
Y. 12-11
197 12-7 KTRS 2-1
0980 6-3
·
7-4
KOK 5-3
KTM1 3-6
1114 / 6-5
4101.5 4-3
KFFN 5-4
TREY LORENZ
Someone To Hold (Epic) LP Trey Lorenz
Total Reports 1138 132%
Regional
Reach
E
9 0%
S 81%
M W
8728%%
Nstior..1
Sumeary
UP DEIS SAME
152 1
29
DOWN
6
ADDS
0
Parallel
Reach
e
P1 68%
P2 87% P3 86%
Chart Plai
Summary
PI
P2 P3 Tot
1
0
0
I
1
2-5
7
9
11
27
6 - 15
20
55
33 108
16 - 40
10
27
12 50
Ons
0
2
0
2
Add:0000
Ch Adds
0
0
0
0
Total
38 93
57 188
EAST
920 14-12 61118 12-15 WIOU 9-9 1107.7 22-12 1100 13-14 ME. 16-13 394 a - 27 Vie 24-17 PRO-FM 12-10 WWWX 16-04 uPCC 20-20
901.17.1
Kl. 11 -11 USE 23-27 WOK 7-5 KTFN 27-26 1161.10 4-3
WPST 111.11 18.1 68.1 401111
32-2e IS-10 1.-10 25-20 0.-0M
10010
0900 24-20 014441 24-10 KDON 28-24 KWIN '2-12 KRO 2, fr
EAST
RAMS 10-1 KOIZ II-.
Trey Lorenz Continued
MIIKEST
wEST
MU. 14-10 K00-414 le-le KO. 5-5 1.36 t1-15 OK 1 15-13 190 20-19 KMEL 4-/ MK 10-0 0401977 13-7 KPLI 16-14
EAST
FLY42 14-10
vitsc WAEM 14-14 2-2 wan 14-12 JET-FM 12-9 WERZ 17-13 1.01 23-14 TIC-PM 4-3 WKSS 23 Or PMR92 2,22 WLAW S-1 Fe4107 11-5 KCIOI 15-12 140014 8-7 444KK 7-7 10, 4 10-6 0002 0M-02 9040e 17-16 930 31-24
OAK 22-22
·
38-34
wAMM 17-14
·-6
Merl 25-21
0107 26-26 897 14-20 .1067 10-16
W. 12-9
1.2 4-40
.02 24-17 KTux 13
.81 1-0
hew 13-11
11100 4-3 We 7-7
WOTI 12-11 KANO 111-15 .6570 15-10 C01105 10-9 WOKE 20-18 WOAD II fr
1104 12-12 KJ103 II -II KOKO 17-15 WMOV 15-13 0353 17-14
053 12-0 K10. on 00000 13-0 Kt07 -5
W1FC II -I KKR, 4-2
wmOT 13-9
KM88 14-0 KM. 31-1/ KMP1 7-6 KVIO 0-4 5000 24-20
',two 30-25 893 7 fr PW6102 14-12 NOT194 7-3 ROMO 4-11
KLUC 10-10 KYRK 7-6 KCAO 11-11
WIKX II-. Me. 10-0 WK. 15-11 KOCK 24-20 W4191 15-10 KISR 5-8 KOMI 4-2 Kill 16-15 FC/Ix 7-, 460E 0-7 WOPR 4-7 Kay 6-3 KFM 8-5 41. 4-7 80141 30-26 011111 19 fr WVOS 0-7
OTTT 29-26 Welt 25-23 WUXI., 4-4 106KM0 7-3 KYV 31-23 Kiel 12-0 WOIZ IS -11 054 27-21 KKK 14-12 11KFS 14-14 Wt4e 06 - 13 KIWI 6-3 WOO 14-12 K.11 8-0 KROC 21-17 11095 7-5 MDR 23-20 KOK 13-7
WEST
MADONNA
Erotica (Sire/Reprise) LP Erotica
Total Reports 194 55%
Regional
ROOCA E 92%
S 82%
M
77%
· 92%
National
Summary
UP
146
DEIS
1
SAME
35
DOWN
8
tioADDS
4
EAST
KO 22-21 11.5 13 -/I WOW 7-6 1407.7 17-20 1100 4-2 WE. 2-2
5100 20-22 394 21-20 wm. 4-6 1/40-.1 17-17 WWWX 3-7
KW 13-13
80000
990 d-26 USE 2-4 6144.6 4-4
WNVZ 13-10 I.Fm 14-14
P111.10 12-10 0103 6-3
NIDWEST
896 13-14
0/02 14-12 WHO 15-14 OKI 11-2
MIT 12-18 WWI 1-1
81134F 16-13 IMP 1.-15 WIPL 23-23 K8E0 11-9 KIIIR 5-4 107102 7-7
111343 20-23 MMTK 7-5 00050 22-20
WIEST
00004 17-14
.18 12-10 PWRIO6 24-23
KA. 8-6 1107-FM 2-5
MKRI IS-14 11001 22-22 111002 20-20 0000 1-3 899 5 6-6
0106 11-01 .0 12-11
KMEL 16-16 .01. 4-4 110.77 9-3
KPLZ 7-3 KME 16 On
0
Parallel Reach
P1 9 1% P2 84% P3 80%
Chart Summary
Pos
PI
92
P3 Tot
1
1
4
1
6
2- 5 6 - 15
12 24
18 49
12 25
42 98
16 - 40
14
18
12 44
Ons0000
Adds
0
0
1
1
Ch Adds Total
0 51
1 90
2
3
53 194
WKSS 14 IT MEE 13-10 P61192 19-14 KAN 12-9 FUN107 10-8 KCIO1 12-8 NMI 10-3 911KNI 4-3 CO 16-12 1102 le-14 901410 4-4 .30 00 -02 KV -5 MACK 10-6 WKRI 2.-27 WO. 14-7 Wen 8 ér
BOUT 14
well0 05-4 KN011 12-0 WFMF 24-15 W106 12-10 MCKZ 22-16 PM 10-6 KiF11 20-17 0105 13-0 11.10 15-10 WO. 18-14 6.8 11-7 MIMS 8-4 WKS1 12-7 6880 18-12 wRMT I-1 K. 39-37 KOS 16-15 MAPS 6-1 WOK1 5-4 WOK 11 -11 WORM 0-,
Yl07 ·-2. 297 7-6 XL1067 3-3 KW 11-6 1192 15-10 NO2 2910 1.111 40 fr KAN 17-16
PIIINEST
m041.4 12-11 KONO 20-22 KLUC 20-16 KYKA 6-4 KCAO 3-4 .81 11. 100. 10-3 KDON 17-16 KIZU 32-29 KWIN 9-9 KRO II fr
FAST
111111 22 Pr WOK, 7-6 KM 14 Fr .5111 18-16 K. 20-16 OVOS 11-2 90tIL 22 4. WOW 30-23
11OUT14
KAKI& 6-1 KOK 7-5 KW a-24 WOO 22-11 MCOO 12-9 WICK 0-1 KIM 11-$ KIM a ROC 1-7 MAX 13-10 KNOE 1-8 WOPPI 4-2 WAY 4-2 WPFM 7-6 111. 20-17 WFMT 3-3 .71 14 IF KN1N 14-11 MOIS 7-5
O1000001
11000 14-9 MLR« 16-12 1014.0 23-19 KLY1 3-2 KZIO 16-12 KKK 25-15 101104 10-4 MAZY 11K MK 20-II 11100 20-14 01011 11-6 O000 1-24 KROC 27-23 0095 19-12 MAT 20-16 WKS 34-27
MST
EAST
etr92 30-29 MAE1 18-16 111ME 24-23 0110 13-11 AT-Oil 16-0 WERI 3-2 WNW 19-16 TIC-PM 11 -11
1KS0
ROOT 12-5 KKR 14-12 152 16-7 Z97 4-3
00700 22-16 KFOO 11-6 KM 13-6
057 23-21 OK95 21-14 KKK 0-6
RICHARD MARX Chains Around My Heart eape00
LP Rush Street
Total Reports 156 69%
Regional Reach E 65% S 78% M 50% · 44%
National
Summary
UP
128
DEIS
6
SAME
17
DOWN
0
ADDS
5
El)
Parallel Reach
PI 30% P2 73% P3 92%
Chart Summary
Pos
P1
92 P3 Tot
10000
2- 5
0
1
0
1
6 - 15
4
19 21
44
16 - 40
11
50 39 100
Ons
1
4
I
6
Adds
0
1
0
I
Ch Adds
1
3
0
4
Total
17 78 61 156
EAST
wses en Kos 30 -27 394 18-10
Seem
STAR. 12-11 PMAPIO 13-12 0102 18-16
PIIEKEST
0102 13-10 WOK 22-20 1.10 26-23 60.02 I-20 hpwl 32-21 WK./ 19-1 ,
1.18 26-25 KKR? 19-17 KISN 8-6 0.4 5 20-26 11111.1 21-18
EAST
FL0112 11-16 WKS 10-9 KAL 15-10 1111SE 7-7 KéSR 14-17 AT-FM ·-14 WERZ 15-10 KOK 18-15 PK. 27-24 KAN 22-16 KCIO1 22-20 MOON 26-16 19.1011 14-11 CO 18-15 1102 17 -15 .30 25-21 WST 34-27 WRCK 23-20 WKRZ 24-14 1001 27-22 Mx& 22-21
Seem
11830 16-13 KAFI on WFMIP 21-22 O106 26-21 155 34 fr
4550 7 -e
PK 20 - 17 Kept 40-37
0101 22-18 ple 31-25
1.08 21-22 KAI 11-15
WKS1 27-24 Wm/ 25-21 14ZYP 10-11 wK08 20-18 WAPE 26-24 Wee 80_,,
KM 4-35
WASS 23-20 MK 12-3 317 20-10 IL 0007 24-22 W. on 10112 en
1102 20-26 ATux on fr
0150 24-25 WOW 16-15
14101dEST
MOD 18-16 WPM 1-32 WPIR ·-23
MOTI 13- 12 MHO 20-17 94STO 4-33 WAKE 23-20 WORD 17 fr 4101 32-27 2104 20-22 KJ103 27-23 KOKO 4-211 11401 7-6
O143 21-18 6100 11-7 'Ref 21-20
093 35-22 KKK' 22-20 WKS M107 28-21 WIFC 18-16 KKRD 20-16
WHOT 6-20
WEST
KF.5 KZAO KKK KWMZ KKU
14-14 27-21 21-1. 27-22 1-27
EAST
WPM, 20 In WIPE 23 Pe
103(111 18-11 95400 20-10 Wee 31-26 WKS 31-26 00e 19-19
1.70 13-0
114105 25-22
11012 1.-15
Wile 23-19
WC00 14-12
WKPOI 10-16
KICK 23-17
Kaso 29-22
0010 14-13
KOMI 2.-21
Kill 25-22
0101 18-14
is -Il
KKK 12-11
WIllm 17-14
WAY 28-25
wPFM 26-24
111. 10-16
WFMT 31-27
KW. 22 fr
KNIN 11-10
MUSS 19-16
O110 21-17 wena la -13 KIL 20-29 wiAw 20 1049mo 0500 KZIO 19-16 101.1 se-12 0.4 20-17 WK. 0-23 111001 11-16 MAZO 22-1. KMOZ 05.40 11200 23-se KKK 24-20 0000 14-12 11ROC 14-13 11015 15-11 KPAT 13-12 10801 .14 -12 KO. 16-13
MST
ROOT 35-20 MKS 81-17 1.3 on 197 20-20 KT. 15-11 .80 21-16 KCI. 36-33 0011 21-17 O0114 16-10 le4 7 16-16 OK.] 24-20 Kma 2.-22
MICHAEL PENN Seen The Doctor (RCA)
LP Free-For-All
Total Reports
72
32%
Regional Reach E 31% 8 38% · 33% W 22%
National
Summary
UP
36
DEIS
3
SAME DOWN
32 0
ADDS
1
fg&KI
Parallel Reach
P1 13% 92 28% P3 53%
Chart Summary
Pos
P1
P2 P3 Tot
10000
2- 5
0
0
0
0
6 - 15
0
0
1
1
16 - 40
4
13
26
43
Ons
2
17
8
27
Adds0000
Ch Adds
1
0
0
1
Total
7 30 35 72
KIST
ODUTN 990 4-20 Ka_ 32-25 wha 27-27 MIDWEST WENI 31-20 KIM en 11008 on WEST KMOD 17-14
qie EAST
110u,
4080 36-32 11106 an
KIFM on
idNAZ on 0219 .1-39
wn In
1101IT 40-37 Pee 21-25 R12 37-33 KTU1 on fr 11131 on
111061EST
SKIP 32-32
KOK 12-16
30-20
10CF on
Via on
MAN, on
11107 32 - 30
WIFC 35-34
511.1 32 fr
103C111 30-28 1.00 37-36
11.5 o. WOK 12-11 ONTO 2>23
KAMM 0013 KKK KIM
KIM KIM 0101 KCM1 KKK Kl. KNIN WW88
35-30 22-22 39-31 36-33
en on on 34-30 4-33 34-30 20-25 33-33
MIDWEST
KY'. 40-37
WINO 22-21 KII0 en M. en KM. 23-20
1.00 33-32 .00 21-18 KKK on
WOW 35-30
IdEOT
KT115 30-27
11/000 Mn 11004 38-34
KOIX 36-32 KITT 34-32 314 7 27-27 01193 3,32 KIN 36-20
Continued On Next Column
PARALLELS®
81 November 6,1992 Raft*
PM DAWN I'd Die... (Gee See4/LaFace/Aris(a)
LP i"Boomerang - ST
Total
Regional
Reach
E 78%
S
9 1%
o Reports 19 5
87:
Parallel Reach
PI 86% P2 90% P3 82%
M 82%
W
9 6%
Chart Pos
Summary
Pl
P2 P3 To
1 14 27 21
64
National
Summary
UP
104
DEBS
2
SAME
68
DOWN ADDS
23
1
2 - 5 20
38
20
78
6- 13
11
23
9 43
16 - 40
2
5
3
10
Ons
0
1
1
2
Adds0000
Ch Adds
1
0
0
1
Total
48
96
34 198
EAST
02111 1-1 eZ04.1 4-1 HOT97 7-1 Z100 .P-9 4402 6-6 994 10-5 WAX, 4-1 P40 -PM 14-13 wmAX 2-1
11130TH
4. 4-29 @TAR. 23-23 11119E 6-6 MR46 10-5 WNW 5-4 ATFA 4-2 PIMP., 3-2 0105 4-4
MIT
118104 2-2 KIIS 6-5 P111106 1-4 KR. 3-2 KM -FA 5-4 AKRI 1-2 1001 2-4 FM102 16-11 KIM 14-14 On 5 3-1 0108 1-2 190 2-2 KEEL 2- 6 KIM I-I HOT977 5-2 MILS 1-1 KUM 0 fr
EAST
11144 I -11 FUN107 4-3
00101 1-2 40441 1-3 ...MI 3-2 WORK 1-2
7102 3-1 91PXY 2-2
930 8-7 WOMT 11-6 WICK 3-1
MR? 33-30 MT« 18-13 WOXA 2-2 WYER 6 fr
MOO 4-4 AHFI 0-1 WFAF 4-2
A106 1-7 195 b fr MIX 16-12 MAZ 2-1 I.DIM 1-4 AIM 4-4 0105 1-1 AMR 3-4
WAXF 1-1 WICKS 2-1 14447 9-6
WASI 4-1 1411. 3-2 MINT 2-2 110. 2-2
11K08 4-1 WAPE 1-5 14.1 12-6 120.21 5-3 18489 7-5 MAY 2-2 411,4 2-2 197 5-5 211067 I-1 MVO 0-4 1192 35-30 Z102 12-7 KTUX 7 fr 1052 4-2
143VV 9-6
4101417
WKDD 11 ·
1-1
14017 4-2
KANO 17,
96810 6-1
EK105 1-1
WAVE 1-1
WIXX 27-22
2104 3-2
4)103 111-12
KOKO 22-20
10100 17-16
WTEF 4-2
1253 4-1
KAM en
WKS 0-2
4107 1-I
W1FC 10-5
MAD 1-I
WHOT 5-4
14 1
EAST
11081.7 5-2 Me 6 fr 101E111 1-1 95.1 5-4 WOW le-l.
KASS II-6 11017 1-1 MIF 3-1 WZKII 2-1 4E00 7-2 141142 1-1 RACK 10*10 WJNX 2-1 KIM 5-4 MIMI 12-3 11211 I-1 0101 11-5 ACHX 1-I KIM 7-6 WOPR 2-3 WIAV 1-4 WPFM 1-1 11127 2-1 WFAT 1-5 KW. 4 fr 18.1 3-1
MIDWEST
1111/11 1-3 KRIS 2-1 4.5
KUUO PRIEST Groovin'In
LP: Fe Real
(CharismaNirgin)
Total Reports
91
40%
Regional
Reach
E 45%
S 41%
M
31%
W 44%
National
Summary
UP
48
DEBS
13
SAME DOWN
20 2
ADDS
8
[Na Ai
Parallel Reach
PI 36% P2 40% P3 42%
Chart
Summary
Pos
P1
P2
P3 Tot
1
0
0
0
0
2- 5
0
0
0
0
6 - 15
3
1
0
4
16 - 40 Ons
13 3
26 13
21 3
60 19
Adds
1
3
4
8
Ch Adds0000
Total
20 43 28
91
11 11;1 EAST
920 WKS 20-26 WZOU 4-29 HOT. 21-21 4100 23-27 WNIP 27-25 WPOC 4-2.
SOUTH
AWN on .1.11 16-14
111.457
144110 MAT WHHH 11/40 KM@
20-21 21-19 21-19 on 29-24
110104 on KOY-FM 15-12 MEL 31-29
KIM 20-26 140.77 23-22
EMIT
WM WERZ WOK
WKEE
35-24 on 4-27
26-22
P14492 on FUN107 4-33 WOON 30-24 9194141 · 910 35-33 MIA on 110. 32-29
110./914
4140 27-22 WPM, 33-31 1106 on M. 28-25 MOM 32-25 KZ. 39-33 APRR 26-23 MAO on WANZ an WI. 34-12 WA. 23-21 AMA on 4.7 4-29 011067 28-26 RIM on
0111059
WOTI · KOKO d-30 1193 on KAAT 2.-26 11107 4-39 KARD on
WEST
12411 on MAX 14-12 01.11 4-37 rya on fr PWRIO2 35-31 101194 ·
M.
MUC MIRK KW. 111114
13-17
21-19 29-23 On 33-32
EAST
81.407 31-33 101EIR 25-21 WZVO 40-30 WIMP 39-36
SOUTH
SAAB 33-29 e412 30-26 IIMIX 1E00 4-31 WJMX MISR 36-32 AC142 25-21 MOE on M. 29-22 NPFM 27-25
0014
1066.0 30-25 O19v d-3e 1`210 on AM. 39-36 4200 32-29 MOE 34-30 14.11 d-.
WEST
KIAS 38-35 AFRO on MEW 29-24 ATAT 097 4-28 AFFA
ELEM. Drive (VV13)
LP Automatic For The People
Total Reports 133
58%
Regional Reach E 59% S 75%
e
Parallel RIMED
PI 34% P2 59% P3 77%
M 52%
W
42%
Chart Summary
Po,
Pl
P2 P3 Tot
1
0
0
0
0
National Summary
2- 5
2
0
1
3
6 - 15
3
3
4
10
UP DEIS
71 20
16 - 40 Ons
8 42 33 83
4
10
6 20
SAME DOWN
24
I
Adds Ch Adds
1
6
I
2
3
10
4
7
ADDS
17
Total
19 63 51 133
EMIT
1411K8 43011 Z100 WEOX
27-25 on 29-27 31-28
BOUTS
992 4-13 11/01 12-11 ARM 9-26 WNW 17-13
0105 24-21
allOWEST
0102 MEW AXER KIM WAM
·-20 7-4 22-16 on ·
WEST
KO7 -FM en
·
29-2/
on 0-4
094 5 on
APLI 26-23
EAST
WAAL 24-22 14.4 4-30 WERZ on IINAM 4-24 92092 39-31 111LAN 4-37 FUN107 · AC101 25-21 1401. on 494.41 22-le .02 25-17 'MP. on +se 33 - 23 WPST 26-20 WRCK 37-30 WARZ 4-39 114111 on WIER 26 fp
MUTH
W910 37-27 4106 29-24 141 11 IT. IMEM 4-33 AZFN 32-29 0105 33-29 M211 ·
141111 t-ae
552 · WRH/ 27-24 WZYP 35-27 mcia · WAPE 14-7 WOUT 26-21 Cl 30-26 .711 10, 20.10 4-79 WA411 30-21 WWI en 7107 · 211067 4-29 MVO 22-10 14112 4-26 2102 36-31 1191,1 25 Ir 41. On ROW on
MIMES ,
14400 29-26 WROK 23-21 CA105 34-26 MEE on 2104 4-27 KOKO · «MP 4-21 KANT en 1.8 4-33 O107 30-20 WIFE 29-23 KAM) on
1.95 32-24 KIMO 33-24 KMD 21-16 KYRK 32-27 W1011 4-33 AZIU 4-241
EAST
WPRR 23 fr 103EIR ·
9.0.2 4-30 1.1 1. -11 WITS 15-6 M. ·-311 11410 27-25
SOUTH
KAMS 16-13 401Z 4-30 MOO 30-26 1.12 0-35 KACK 20,4 WJMX 33-29 MISR 23-19 KIII 21.25 0101 0-27 KEFIX 4-34 MOE 34-31 Wel. 27-21 WY,. on WPFM en K1XV 30-32 WHIT 25-23 MUTX on Iv MIN 23-20 10,88 30-35
0101051
AVVY 30-33 WINO 23-19 WEIL 16-4 106440 on RZIO 25-21 794 4-25 1111.1 32-27 KM. 30-20 14209 on 1.112 30-26 40041 on AMC 4-33 MAT 4-20 MOR 4-33 AOKI à-24
MOT 32-23 AP. · 143 35-29 1.119 32-25 4.0 22-21 ACM · K012 21-19 KIAT 37-36 OW. 32-20 AFFA 30-21
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LP -Untitled
Total Reports 124
54%
Regional R eac h
E 53%
S
69 %
M 59% W 30%
National Summary
UP
93
DEBS
0
SAME DOWN
21 1
ADDS
9
C
11)
Parallel
P1Rea2c1h% P2 52% P3 55%
Chart _Egl
1 2- 5 6 - 15 16 - 40 Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
Summary
P1
P2_
0
0
0
0
·
12
5 33
1
6
0
5
2
0
12
56
P3 Tot
0
0
0
0
10 26
39 77
5
12
2
7
0
2
56 124
EAST
exAS on PRO-FM 25-22 WMX 23-19
· à-14 STAR. 14-14 KEOL 18-1/ 11/4. 11-12
IMDWEST
WENZ 40,0 14014 .25 0281 32-31
WEST
KWOD 16-15 099 5 2.-27
EAST
w64L · WM 24-22 WERI 24-21 WMA 8-7 MR92 22-19 WU. 22-26 FUN107 32-26 14104 31-21 9991191 33-23 1102 21-20 910 4. WP. 13-4 MCA 35-32 14.11 9-6 WO. 23-23 WACO 14 Ir
001/114
4840 M. 10,0
0106 KIFA 0105
26-23 on 21-29
10-15 on 70-oe
WM. 27-24
141141 18-17 WRAY en MVP 20-22 14109 · RAPE on WOUT 13-9 WONT · le« 18-17 MAI 27-33 MIS 29-29 MAY 30-211 1102 26-23 :me 32-29 1111O 17 fr 11112 14-13
RIME.
14500 31-30 MGR 14-14 WV/ 21-111 KRIM · 96510 26-20 1122 20-15 11)103 31-29 1411140 25-19 MCF on 003 35-30 Me 1. -10 118118 33-25 4107 is -as usec 16 12
WEST
K1,95 26-10 411. 19-14 ItZZU 25-23
EAST
11141R 14 fr M. en fr. 101E111 14-11 14010 33-28 WITS 30-27 WOMP 11-7 11410 17-15
43u7.4
44K8 30-34 110. WZMI 37-33 11E00 16-14 1.12 25-23 AMER 2.-26 11J42 24-20 1111110 17-14 MIMI 25-22 4211 on 0101 27-24 REOS 26-22 0140E 23-21 M. 32-29 WIWI on 11127 en 14.17 36-31 MITI 27 fr AMIN 17-16 1818 21-18
M. 20-25 119114 10-17 WEIL 29-29 ALM 22-20 1064441 24-26 11210 20-17 MIZ 23-21 Y. 18-15 111121 26-25 WRFR 12, WA. 30-27 KM/ 24-22 WOO 22-17 4000 13-11 KROC 13-11 KO. 21,8 APAT 2.-27 MOR 15-14 KOMI 20-10
ROOT 24-22 .3 a ATI1 le-12 R.10 on KEAN 30-27 KOIX 29-29 MT. 31-20 494 7 14-10 OK. 27-24 41.1 os-at
RESTLESS HEART When She Cries (RCA)
LP Big Iron Horses
Total Reports 139 61%
Regional Reach E 53% 8 79% M 67% W 36%
National
Summary
UP
20
DEBS 55
SAME
30
DOWN
0
ADDS 34
Parallel
BREAKER
PIReactehh P2 65% P3 91%
Chart Summary
Pos
P1 P2 P3 Tot
10000
2- 5
0
0
0
0
6 - 15 16 - 40
0
1
0
1
7 35
34
76
Ons
1 13
12
28
Adds
1 17
11
29
Ch Adds
0
2
3
5
Total
9 70 60 139
EAST
51.94 24-1. PORPIP 2.-26 0105 0-24
1415MEST
halm 4-30 1401102 4-17 WM30 4-26
Klee 24-17 O9. 5 on KPLZ
EAST
FLY92 4-27 WEI 4-21 WAAL 4-29 WERZ on weal · MEE 4-21 PWR92 4-39 MLAN 0-34 FUNI07 4-34 9941201 4-36 141.1 · 1102 d-32 48.1 · 930 · WP81 WRCK on MRS · 1144 on
90u110
WKDO I-27
WO. 0-24 ARNO ·
94110 4-32 ER105 3.36 MEE
W040 10 I* 0200 4-39 M103 34-31 WNW 4-26
.43 · 1100 24-21
1043 4-38 MOO .32 WM 0-34 .07 4-40
WIFC 4-29 KAM on
KAM, 4o-aa
101, 4-27
WM on
Wilu 0.
WE00 0-36
MAX 34-25
MACK ·
1,111 4-31
AIM 4-25
game 35-29
KIII 4-29
0101 en
REM2 ·
MOE 4-35
IMPR 4-32
144. 40-10
WPFM 4-30
4-28
MAT 4-oe
141. en fr
MIN 4-35
WVIS 4-37
MIDWEST
... 4-3e WINO 4-26 WEIL ·
106440 4-20 AL., 40-32 .10 ·
Well on 7.4 · MUL ·-29 Imps 29-30
sill? · 1200 on 0102 4-28
11000 on ARM 4 44.3 · KPAT .29
MOO 4-25 AOKI 4-27
REST
114111 on fr
1030111 on 95121
1270 4-23 MIMI 4-40
.5111 on I? 103. 32-21 WMTO 30-17
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LP ·The Lizard
Total
Regional Reach E 78% S 81% M 82% W 46%
National
Summary
UP
112
DEBS
0
SAME
35
DOWN
14
reADDS
5
EAST
WIOU on 1402 23-18 894 · PRO-FM 16-14
WWAX 10-10
BOuTo
81.94 0-2. AECIL 10-10 1.1 12, PORPIO 22-21 0103 II,
MEREST
IMPS 14-15 0102 3-4
WOW 9-7 WZPL 15-14 52211 6-11
109102 11-5 IUMS 13, MARK · SIS 5-2
WEST
MAR/
-10
KIM 7-7
099 5 2-3
KPLZ 17-12
EAST
FLY. 7-4 1.10.6 4-21 1.16AL 1-1 MOE 2.14 MIR 9-0 JET-FA 5-4 WERZ 10-6 WANK 1-1 TIC-FM 30-2! WREE 12,
P11192 a-2
14101 6, 10014 13-21 reehmi 5-4 WO. 22-16 7102 6-4 9OP. 20-20 930 4-2 141.1 5-4
WRCK 7-5 WA. 3-2 WOTW 7-5 WOXA 7-6 WIER 1 Ir
Reports 166
e
73%
Parallel Reach
Pl 41% P2 75% P3 95%
Chart Pos 1 2- 5 6 - 15
16 - 40 On,
Adds Ch Adds
Total
Summary
P1 0
P2 7
3 25
14 33
2
9
1
1
2
1
1
1
23 80
P3 9
23 26
5 0 0 0 63
Tot 16 54 73 16 2 3 2
166
111.0 11-10 WPM 110 4106 15-13 195 12 M. WMIDA 4-7 11.14 9-7
0105 8-6 WM. 3-2
11113 8-6 WM. 14-10 WRAT 13-10
WZYP 3-3 MOO 2.-20 WAIE 4-4 WOUT 24-28
ROVIR 1-1 WCIJX 17-13 11494 4-19 MAY 13-7
7107 2-2 1197 19-12
211067 16-9 WRVO 10-0 M. 6-3 1102 7-4 MTUX 6 Ir 4111X 3-4 WOVW 15-14
14100EsT
MOD 12, MOM 2-1 mPla 6-3
1401E 1-3 ARNO 10-4 46.0 5-4 MEE 7-5 1112 16-6 .04 21-11
KOMI 12-7 8408 14-10
AZ43 6-4 11100 12-5 WTEF 3-2 093 10-7 MINT 21-19 WKS 4-3 O107 2-2
WIFE 3-1 KARP 12-10
WAIDT 4-7
MST
MIS 41195 11250
IMO AIMS 1841111
RIM
on 11.16 9-6
1-2 · 1-0
I-1
EAST
WPM 2 I? WIPE 25 fr
103015 4-J 952xx à2 -11 14.0 19-9 WYYS -1 95211 1 fr 1413. 4-15 WHTO 4-4
MAAS $-2 401Z 9-7 WKW 4-3 112111 9-6 MOO 4-3 4.81 21-13 MCK 1-18 We. 4-3 IMIR 2-1 KIM e-fl AZ11 2-2 0101 4-4 RCM 17-13 MOE 2-1 MP* 14-11 WV./ 0-9 WPM 9-8 41. 0-6 41.17 13-10 Kw. 7 fr KNIN 1-4 48118 15-13
41061431
M.1 3-2 LIMO 7-4 WEIL 2-2 eleld is -17 1060010 15-9 KEW 22-13 RZIO 4-1 Well 4-2 4.1 I-I 1411. NI WAIY 4-1 KMOZ 4-4 14700 4-2 AFRI 7-5 KO« 5-2 KROC 5-2 11095 6-s MAT 0-7 MIR 3-1 ROKZ 17-12
WEST
KOOT 2-6 011.11 20-16 4.3 10-10 Z97 11-5 AIRS 1-0 WOO 19-17 REHM 16-11 MIX 14-6 51111 5-11 O94 7 2-2 01.5 I-1 REFS 10-10
JON SECADA
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Total R eeeeee 187 82%
Regional Reach E 92% S 84% M 85% W 66%
National
Summary
UP
152
DEIS SAME
6 23
DOWN
1
ADDS
3
Parallel Reach
P1 57% P2 84% P3 98%
Chart ___11L.
Summary
PI
P2
P3 Tot
10000
2- 5
2
14
0 24
6 - 15
18 53 44 115
16 - 40
10
21
10 41
Ons
2
1
1
4
Adds
0
0
1
1
Ch Adds
0
1
1
2
Total
32 90 65 187
EAST
501.0
013494 4-4 PWR46 14-13 WNW 14 - 12 KA, ·n PWRPIO IS-15 0105 10-11
0102 -0 WMCI 21-17 WIDUF 11-10 OHM en WI. 10-9 ISIS 0-4 0000 27-21 1401102 20-11 ODIO 10-0 ANTS 4-29 1410 12-10
WEST
EAR
FL'192 11-5 WAIEI 7-3 WMIE 4-26 MOIR 10-5 JET-FM 14-11 WERZ 11-9 1/1411 6-3 TIC-FM 26-24 WRM 25 If WMEE 8-5 0.112 15-13 WLAN 3-2 FUN107 22-11 KCIO1 14-17 MON 16-12 9.94.41 9-0 MP> 21-11 7102 9-8 .P17 8-7 93024-20 141.1 12-0 ORE* 17-13 MR! 13-7 WeTW 5-3 1024 17-14
WIER 14 Ir
SOUTH
We. 13-12 ANFI 6-6 00.3. 15-11 195 10 fp 11112 4-17 0.40 1g-9 0105 14-12 RPM 27-27 MO, 16-12 0503 14-10 14111. 2-2 WK. 17-12 weep 22-20 MAT 4-6 IIIVP 12-10 1.0.00 13-11 WAPE 11-10 MOT 10-8 02 17-12 1141J2 21-17 WAIle 10-0 Wee 1-4 II , 14-10 1.1067 17-14 WM. 1.-14 492 12-4 2102 20-19 «TUX là fr 111112 17-16 143,40 20-17
1111141E11/
MOO 16-13 uP1111 1104 WO. 11-10 ARNO 13-0 011109 7-7 WMEE 22-19 WORD 9 fr 1122 7-5 0104 17-14 RJ100 10-0 MOW 10-9 11193 26-23 10100 6-3 1253 17-13 AKAT 2-2 WM 19-9 0107 0-7 WIFE 0-7 KARD 15-13 WM 10-15
Key
EAST
O01/10
SAKI 13-7
MOIZ 13-10
WKS, 26-23
142101 13-5
Woe 8-7
MAX 9-a
MCA 12-9
WJAX 14-11
elle 1.-9
ABM le -16
XIII 4-6
0101 13-10
RD« 12,
KAM 4-2
we. 13-9
WIAV 12-6
WPM 14-13
Al. 12-10
WFAT 10-7
KIITX
fr
Wee 4-2
011130E117
AY. 15-13 WINO 10-9 WEIL 31-24 111144 15-11 106.41 10-7 ALYV 33-20
0110 6-4 MII 4-7 794 13-10 ARIL 15-11 10.11 23-21 WAIT 12-e KM. 10-5 MOO 12-11 AFRX 4-2 K0410 · ARM 0-5 4045 13-10 MAT 15-11
Mee 0-35 AOKI 5-10
wEST
KIM 13-41 APO, 4-35 791 19-17
397 4-22 ATRI 7-6
1.90 10.10 «CAA 14-14 40. 12-11 KT. 21-15 194 7 12-12 0117 16-7 01195 13-4 AFFM 12-11
SHAI If IEver Fall In... (Gasoline Alley/MCA)
Total Reports
98 43%
Regional Reach E 43% 5 38% M 23% W 74%
National
Summary
UP
54
DEIS
13
SAME
14
DOWN
1
ADDS
16
Parallel
Reach
PI P2 P3
64% 42% 26%
Chart Pos 1 2- 5 6- 15
16 - 40 Ons
Adds Ch Adds
Total
Summary
P1 5
P2 0
7
2
10
10
10 22
1
1
1 9
2 36
451
P3 0 0 2
10 2 0 3
17
Tot 5 9
22 42
4 10
6 98
EAST
.20 1-1 WOKS 29-22 WZOU 29-14 NOT97 12-7 11.12 4-32 4100 4-3 M. 29-21 41442 1/-12 14P1X 2-1
11.2 1-1 ARSE 27, ATM 11-13
1441.10 2e-21
5101559
916 4-24 .193 26-19 101041 7-1 WHY, 6-5 WIN 16-5 K/E0 H0,02 21-19 KIWI RATK 11-6
4EST
111104 6-6 11118 30-22 MR106 9-11 11.1 10-5 RIUM 24-19 R001 4-2 1.102 17-7 0106 9-6 290 5-4 AMEL I-1 ABM 3-2 HOT477 d-26 KPLI 23-20 mew 7 Or
EAST
F1792 4-33 M. a 1010111 a-33 TIC-FM 16-13 1.41 24 fr MEE 23-16 FUN107 · 14101 · Mom 4-24 141. 4-24 WO. 21-13
111110 d-40 SAFI 4-24 WPM, d-33 WEAZ 6-6 WM. 20-22 AVM 36-32 0105 · RPRR 4-30 1111. 4-30 1441: on WAPE 1-29 WA. 36-21 111.4 17-13 997 · 211067 23-13 MVO ·
RIPEST
MEE a MCI" 4-10 WAS
KRIS I0-5 KRXII 20-15 RZAC 37 -25
MAO 10-23 O95 16 fr PWRIO2 20-13 H011.4 22-16
ROMO ALM 2.25 .114 23-17 RCM 19-14
1.81 21-13 ADM 22-19 MIN 4-4 KM 29 fr
le EAST
1088.7 0-7
BOUTA
OAKS ROM KEOU WIAV MI.
KIEV
4-37 4-34 35-2. 37-31 24-1.
·-36
MIDWEST
ILLYV 111-8 RM. 36-29
WEST
KOOT 36-26 AP. 4-3e
493 4-32. MRS en
11.10 on KENN 33-23
.7 25-1. AFFM 34-26
SHAKESPEAR1 SISTER IDon't Care (London/PLG)
LP Honmonally Yours
Total Reports 76 33%
Regional
Parallel 80.4
IMOCA E 24% · 38% M 39% W 28%
National
Summary
UP
3
DEBS 21
SAME 24
DOWN
0
ADDS 28
>ILA I
PI P2 P3
18% 31X 50%
Chart Summary
Pos
P1
P2
P3 Tot
10000
2- 5
0
0
0
0
6-13
1
0
0
1
16 - 40
6
5
12 23
Ons
1 13
10 24
Adds
2
15
10 27
Ch Adds
0
0
1
1
Total
10 33 33 76
EAST
M. 1-30
MTH
992 · WWI 29-25 0103 41
MIDWEST
WENZ 38-32 RIM en nOTIog 4-15 KAM 4-20 MOO 4-30
MST
Imo 4-30
EAST
WE. · .4192 4-40 1144 · Well en 99904 en 7103 WIMT 4-34 MCA on
!MUTH
14180 on ANFI en MI06 en AZFA · 0105 WMAZ en WI. on WAPE · MIT · 211047 MVO · 1192 · KI82 ·
MIDWEST
NEST
owee 11110 nang M.
RZZU
4-35 4-371 · on
en
EAST
WIVO 4-37 MAP 4-37 WATO 4-211
SOUTH
MOO AMA 1442
K11111 KZ.
0101 RE112 11193E
10011 MAIN
on 4-3. 4-40 4-33 en
on 4-38 on on
RIMIEST
KYVY
WINO WEIL mire
WAZY MOI
4700 KOM
.110C SPAT WOOR
KOMI
4-39 In · ·
0-39 · 4-29 · 28-25 en on
MST
KOOT RTR1 RF80 RCM 1020 01191 M. MFM
· · on · 4-40 on · 4-23
SHOUNICE Swing, Forever" (Giant/Reprise)
LP "Beverly Hills 90210" ST
Total Reports 112 49%
Regional Reach E 55% 5 41% M 38% W 6E1%
National
Summary
UP
64
DEBS 20
SAME
13
DOM
1
ADDS
14
Parallel Reach
PI 64% P2 43% P3 45%
Chart Summary
Pos
P1
P2 P3 Tot
1
0
0
0
0
2- 50000
6 - 15
13
3
0
16
16 - 40
22
35
16
73
Ons
1
2
6
9
Adds
0
3
5
Ch Adds
0
3
3
6
Total
36 46 30 112
920 1.-17 WOM 4-27 020.1 30-27 10197 20-10 Z100 21-19 WEOX 21-20 1100 0-20 PRO-Im 4-30 WO. 19-13 WPOC on
!MUTH
ABU 16-15 MOE 34-31 Mien 22-17 P1111.0 10-0 0101 21-19
RIMIEST
wEST
lisior 14-13 1.11108 le-O KAM 13-11 44. 0-26 4001 10-0 FM102 21-14 099 5 30-20 0106 25-21 1.0 11-6 01191 20-11 KIM 19-16 101977 20-16 APLZ 22-14
EAST
WOO 111.,
WCAZ StoOl RPRI1
WAXF WKS 1011. M.
22-17
4-34 27-eo 25-24 4-32 4-24 ·-. 23-20
lWoAirYs 4-211 197 22-17 OTO! on IV
MIDWEST
W. 4-19 WO. 20-17 ER105 38.12
KOKO 4-2. WMOW 24-23 1.143 27-24
1.193 4-30 MAT on
MARD 22-19
WEST
AIMS RIX 29-23
01110 4-2e
KAM 24-25
495 23 M. PWRIO2 22-17 NOT194 25-19
ROMO 15-18
MM. 26-10 WCAO 21-10
Mel 30-25 110011 4-20 MO 25 fr
EAST
wee, 31 - 26 1030111 4-27 11.0 en WY. 40-17 s4119. en MID 1.
100771
RAM WZR2
4E00 AMER 4102
REM MOE We. WYAV RIOT
on 4-11
20-23 4-31 2.-26
· on 31-24 4-39 4-37
MIDWEST
KLYV
Well WA. RM. SFAX MCC
11-25
· · 37-32 6-24 on
WEST
ROOT à 111111 .40 Vta ·-oo
MOO i0-26 KEAN RT. 36-23 797 30-26 MIA 4-34
MICHAEL W SMITH IteVillBe Here_ (Reunion/Geffen)
LP Change Your World
Total Reports 156 68%
Regional Reach
E 73% S 74% M 84% W 38%
National Summary
UP DE85
97 1
SAME DOWN
45 13
ADDS
0
Parallel
Reach
A
PI 27%
P2 75%
P3 92%
Chart
Summary
Pos
P1
P2
P3 Tot
1 2- 5 6- 15 16 - 40 Ons
I
1
2
4
5
17
12
34
6 45 38 89
2
17
1
0
8 27
1
2
Adds0000 Ch Adds0000
Total
15 80 61 156
EAST
O20. on WE. 19-19 PRO-FIT 10-0
452IL · Ir 043010. 5-3 OHIO 2-1
SO) VO
Ik/.5 2-1 14111 14-11
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82. RaIt November 6,1992
Michael W. Smith Continued
SOWN
111/41194 I1-10 0105 13-13
1112.60EST
0102 4-3 201 5-4
12-11 MM. 5-5 00011 20-17 MD7102 4-13 Kra. 3-5 WM80 7-5
KIIM 3-1 041 5 11-9
EMIT
PLV12 8-0 144128 S-5 wAAL 12-12 MSC 27-15 MOIR 8-7 AT-FM 12-10 MAZ 16-14 WANK 2-2 MEE 6-6 1901.2 7-6 MLA. -6 FUP107 12-11 11C101 13-13 MOON 11-II 949111 17-16 W819 14-14 4102 11-1 481911 6-6 930 11 WPM 19-16 111011 14-12 MAZ 5-4 140414 11-7 MIA 12 ar
11212IN
1111MEST
WKDD 6-5 .94 14-12 WOTZ 8-7 KRIM 6-3 16110 22-17 C0105 5-5 MEE 13-13 WORD 5 IF WINS II-7 2104 14-13 O.1103 3-3 16901 ..e 02.3 5-5 1101 2-10 MCP 7-4 1413 11-10 41047 5-5 .915 10-16 0107 14-22 W1FC 4-3 41010 5-4 MOT 14-16
MAST
EAST
MSS 14-11 11201 10-0
WC00 6-6
MICK 04117
0151 KOMI 11211 0101 NICHO
MIOE 11894 w440 111"
. 71417 m141
KNIN
MIS
14-11 12-,
T-7 13-13 13-12 4-8 10-6
5-5 8-8 14-14 10-S
on 0 fr
12-17
11-10
nlindEST
MAO 17-16 OEIL 20-11 ML11,4 3-6 1061040 4-4 MTV 34-24 0210 9- 7 MU 5-5 414 1-6 01121. 3-4 141,11 WAIT 14-11 KMOZ 1 -8 0200 5-3 MAX 6-15 11000 6-6 0000 3-3 10.5 4-4 MAT 7-6 ADM 0-7 110112 2-11
WEST
MOT It-9 KMA 26-22 153 21-18 297 /-6 MRS 4-3 KFIO 4-4 KCHN 11-9 MIX 20-20 1.4 7 11-11 00.5 Ile
SNAP Rhythm Is A Dancer (Arista)
Total Reports 146 64%
Regional Roach
E 61% S 68%
M
52%
W 76%
National
Selamoso
UP
90
DEIS
15
SAME 29
DOWN
6
ADDS
6
Parallel Reach
PI 71% P2 63% P3 59%
Chart Pos 1 2-5 6-15
16-40 Ono
Adds Ch Adds
Total
Summary
P1 P2
0
3
9
11
18 30
11
17
1
2
0
2
1
2
40 67
P3 Tot
0
3
4 24
12 60
21
49
1
4
1
3
0
3
39 146
EMT
ialMS 2-2 WZOU 10e 140197 5-5 2100 3-3 WEGIN 12-0 114 21-25 AMP 14-10 PIMen 11-15 MIK1 6-11
IICUTM
912 1,-25 KASE 1-2 PW416 2-2 KTF/1 -· P10910 15-11 0105 25-22
51020101
816 6-7 0102 24-22 91140 10-0 wye an WHIT 11-10 WIMP 20-11 WHHH 9-9 11110 6-5 KIM 15-12 KW/ 25-21 MU 2-2 O010 20-18
Wm It-11 TIC-et 5-4 MSS 3 9 WAN 27-24 F.1107 I-1 O0101 7-5 .1041 IS -15 444191 4-37 4019 15-13 98094 15-14 4311 17-15 MC11 1.-16 61056 ·-·
110/11.
KW' 11-7 RIM 1.-16 5206 II-9 WOK 14-12 02,11 13-15 0105 17-15 KPRR 1-1 MON 2.-22 4411,01 25-1. 4081 II -14 60110 17-15 mse 10-0 122M 25-24 MOO · Cl 22-14 1112.11 2-2 WAII 6-6 peen 6-5 II07 0-30 897 23-23 XLI067 2-4 MVO d-27 2102 4-27 Area 30 fe NOVW 9-7
11106IEST
1694 4-17 WOTZ 20-25 CA105 11 -11 MEE 4-24 W111 4-35 KOKO 21-26 1/901 ·-211 11293 · WTCF 14-14 1.193 14-12 5207 36-3.
10.0 16-14
EMT
FL ,442 15-11 AKSE 3-2 11100 11-1
0055 max 0.15 0249
MONO
8-13 7-7 is-15 7-5
18-15
195 on fr 190102 4 -6 KL12C 4-4 KCAO 6-5 KIPS1 9-6 10042 an 11210 8-7
tipMIN 1-1
ORO 15 P.
EMT
808897 15-13 1114M 23 fr 150114 4-2. WM 4-40 WOMP 30-13
SOUTH
111161EST
11011. KLYV
0210 KMaL WAZY
O1102 MFAX MA/
d-27 10-5
34-26 7-3 33-2/
14-12 10-14 26-23
WEST
ROM 16-11 1.011 5-3 443 22-15 297 22-15 KTRS 4-31 KFIO 9-9 MCHM 20-21 0010 24-22 KTAT 32-21 114 7 · Marl 11-14
PARALLELS®
SOUP DRAGONS Pleasure (Mercury)
LP Pleasure
Total
62 27%
Regional ROOCA
E 24%
8
32%
M 28%
W
22%
National
Summary
UP
3
DEIS
6
SAME
21
DOWN
1
ADDS 31
N&A
Parallel Reach
PI 14% P2 24% P3 42%
Chart Summary
Pos
P1
P2 P3 Tot
1
0
0
0
0
2-5
0
0
0
0
6-15
0
0
0
0
16-40
3
5
2
10
Ons Adds
1
8
4
13
12 21 14 31
Ch Adds0000
Total
e 26 28 62
l ie
.412 · SOU,. KSOL ·
14111MST WENZ 6-33 10470 24-27 MOO · WEST 11140D 29-25 091 s on
1102 · MST ·
501/414
KMI 0106 ARM
WIIP wAIE
6111.11 Mr%
· on 4-40
an
1107 de 1.2 an 1111 ·
14101fEST
10101 · 2104 on 114101 .1-33
0.1 · 0107 on
WEST
3131270
KAM MCM 11191 0211 MOE MIR WPM 0114 MIN WV88
MIME
MAO
K210
10812
1.02
uroo
MOO
«OE
00.5
MAT
- .
WEST
O98 ·
KFIO MIX on Kral on
00.5 on O/911 on
SPIN DOCTORS Little tioess CanY Be Wrong (Epic)
LP. Pocket Full 01 Kryptonee
Total
Regional
ROMA
E 65%
8 82%
M
75%
W 44%
National
Summary
UP
120
DEBS
13
SAME
14
DOWN
3
(ivADDS
2100 23-19
1.11 32-21 PRO-FM a-2/ 01017 12-0
NI 4-3
«a. II-0 MOE 31-33 WMVZ 10,
0105 on
0280100
0102 WM MUM
1010 WM80
27-24 13-12 I8-15
22-20 23-19
MST
101112 ·
111100 3-1 OM 5 11-10
£481
FLM2 24-19 WAAL 6-4 11011 d-27 WWIR 32-26
WERI 10-17 14.001 21-11 PAA.2 21-27 MAN 14-11 FUM107 77-21 0.0101 26-23 MON 24-20
.44KMI 20-14 2011 0-30 1102 8-6 .10 14-10 WPST 2-2 ASCO 22-19 MAZ 12-6 6,0114 10-1 141C4 7 fr
Reports 156 68%
·
Parallel Reach
PI 30% P2 72%
P3 94%
Chart Summary
Pos
P1
P2
P3 Tot
11001
2-5
1
5
3
9
6-15
5 25 20 50
16-40
7 43 36 86
Ono
1
2
1
·
Adds
1
0
2
3
Ch Adds
1
2
0
3
Total
17 77 62 156
0105 23-17 10111> 24-29 we. 4-23 .142 ·-33 WKSI 25-22 04147 24-22 WIVP 15-12 WM08 4-20 114/9 10-. MIT 7-5 Cl 21-10 O09 6-6 140,2 33-25 WOOS 11-10 1964. 4-21 1107 1-11 01.1067 30-21 MVO 10-16 WM 17-13 2102 34-20 KTRI 12 M. 5254 It-It 1401, 24-22
01020101
MOD 15-II MOK 4-2 10012 111-15 KANO 4-25 16140 27-21 C0105 26-18 MEE II-21 11100 34-24 2104 7-6 04103 2671. KOMO on AMU 18-17 12.3 23-13 O101 on ATOP 10-15 1113 26-20 MAT 26-23 AVMS 6-4 1907 19-12 W1FC 21-20 0010 26-22
WEST
11/95 29-22 112110 29-22 MiND 16-12 11440 14 - 12 MANZ 33-28 O220 35-30 WM 2. Fr
AMR 2 fr 1011« en fr 103011 27-22 15222 25-20
0200 11010 WOMP .410
11-e 21-16 9-1 14-13
Seen
MO. 27-24 5022 25-21 MW 22-1. 142101 33-211 111100 20-16 MAI 20-24 KACK 6-4
14.12 31-27 KIM 13-11
51.1111 31-26 M2II 11-16 0101 10-7 MCI411 30-27 MME 26-24
1.19 · 9440 30-21 WPM 29-27
KIN, 21-24 WFMT 17-15 nwrIa at fr MIA 1-6
20-26
AIIMEST
AVYY 0-7
IMO 13- 12 WCIL 4-31 MAW · 10.140 14-11 ML1V 20 -IS 11210 33-2S 14812 -2/ 1.4 11-7
000. 27-16 IOWA 21-18 1462, 19-17 11192 31-24
14200 18-le MR, 4-24
O000 7-5
1U10C 12-1 00.5 30-26 MAT 21-11 0000 18-15
WEST
KOOT 30-21 11,1111 29-27
193 26-11 2.7 25-12 KIPS Ile MPS° 28-22 MCM
0011 10-7 OINT 22-19 8.4 7 4-2.
0109 12-10 WM 15-12
TAG Dont Play With Myhleart(ScoltiBros)
LP Contagious
Total Reports
73
32%
Regional ROMA E 29% 5 37% M 31% W 30%
National Summary
UP
41
DEIS SAME
3 27
DOWN
2
ADDS
0
NSA]
Parallel Reach
PI 13% P2 28% P3 55%
Chart Pos
Summary
P1
P2 P3 Tot
10000
2-5
0
0
0
0
6-15
2
3
1
6
16-40
1 20 28 49
Ons
4
7
7
18
Adds0000 Ch Adds0000
rotal
' 30
36
73
142641 1.16114 mm
KAM
en on ·n
17-15
MST
EAST
4142 25-24 M. 17-14 FV4107 28-24 MON on .99,41 30-30 600, 3.-27 WMAZ 25-15
0106 on 0PAR on
,41.2 20-25 41110 9-0 MIT en WZIP 32-30 141108 on WOUT 4-40 MASS 30-35 11.1067 27-25 MT. ···· fr RIM 22-22
01014217
CM105 40-3/ 043 32-24 KOMT 31-30 O107 25-24
WEST
MIX 20-11 M15 en 0010 2.-26 815 25 fe 1101102 24-23 111M 30-24 MIU 22-19
EAST
w194 25 fr 191111 30 19 103C111 14-14 WIM 22-27 1199 36-33 MOM on
004TH
498 RCM KACK 91110
KIM 0101 OC111
KAM MP* MIXY
10088
22-20 24-21 on 37-24
24-20 on 29-28
31-2. 30-211 35-35
on
MY," 26-24 MCIL en W812 25-23 TWO 4-30
011111. 20-20 WAIN 34-30 Min 27-25
4200 31-28 MOC 24-22 MAT on
11014 27-26
MIT
0001 11111
MOO 00204
0010 ADM 00.5 1,190
33-30 23-21
27-24 on
33-31 34-27 29-27 26-24
10,000 MANIACS These Are Days (Elektra)
LP: Our Time In Eden
Total Reports
89
39%
Regional
Reach E 39% · 53% M 28% W 34%
National
81211111ally
UP
28
DEIS WAME
11 38
DOWN
0
ADDS
12
I I N&A
Parallel ROMA
PI P2 P3
16% 39% 58%
Chart Summary
Pos
11
P2
P3 Tot
10000
2-5
0
0
0
0
6-15 16-40
0
0
0
0
3
19
19 41
Ons Adds
3
17
16 36
2
6
3
11
Ch Adds
1
0
0
1
Total
9 42 38 09
EADT 141041 on 004,70 140 ·-II IMOL on 1,942 30- 24 flIONEST WEM 20-23 MVP · MX. · MST MOD 23-18 01. S on
vstr,
616/, 11
W810 on MPS d-29 1106 34-32 0105 I-34 MIMI · 1.1112 on 01147 se MVP 36-20 WAI£ en MU, 4-36 WOKI · 0119 en SASS 3.-36 .4414 · Mug an fr 0182 on WOW on
1.00 on WCITZ 131 lutoa d-34 KOKO on sex, on 0107 30-26
WEST
KRIM on Kle15 37-32 KIM 35-27 KIM en 11461 33-28 14110 28 fr
EAST
1101411 35 fr 10301E on
142111 27-21 WITS 4-31 WOMP 36-32
MOM
O41. 37-31 O012 en
WC00 4-7.
32-211
14411 an
KIM 2.-26
8101 KM, KIM WOPA MIAV MIXV
on on 36-33 on 30-21 on
MIR 33-30 MIX on fr
MON on
WOO ten
14106,52
O419 35- 31 MONO on KLYV
414 30-27 140/9 ton
MOZ 4-313
O000 29-26 SPAT on
10911 40-39 193 ·
091 on MIMI 35-31 ROOST.
Kela 04144 0195 MIA
39-35 on d-3e on
TLC What About Your.. (LaFace/Ansta)
P O000000hhh
On The TLC Tip
Total Reports 160 70%
Regional
Reach
E 69%
·
7 2%
19 61%
W BO%
National
Summary
U9
120
DEBS
1
SAME
27
DOWN
7
ADDS
5
Parallel Reach
PI 79% P2 72% 1. 3 59%
Chart
IISLI 1
2-5 6 - 15 16-43
Ons Add. Ch Adds 7otol
Summary
Pl 2
11
P2 0
16
20 8
29 30
1
0
0 2 44
2 0 77
P3 Tot
0
2
2 29
17 66
17
55
2
3
1
3
0
2
39 160
EAST
920 16-1 AIM 15-31 14201.1 26-20 ,102.7 1-2 1100 17-84 MGM 17-15 O100 7-7 814 15-13 MO* S_3 P00 -In 21-27 WAKE 4-2 WPC 6-8
O136,7.4
KIM 4-4 914.6 30-2. XTFA 2-1 0110910 7-6 O105 on
14101480
Moe 14-10 0102 10-1 14.0 1-6 WAIT 9-0 ww, 2-3 AMP 4-10 wHem 2-3 RZPL 24-22 K8E0 1-7 O0011 25-20 ,401102 22-18 0091 21-17 KMTK 1-7 4180 8-6
MART
1.104 5-5 M.106 4-2 KAM 12-10 O04-PM 2-2 MIMI 12-11 1.01 1-/ 19102 4-6 0106 6-5 2.0 .-13 KIM 6-4 m07977 2-1 091.2 5-0 nUM 2 fe
JET -Fm ZO-17 we« 20-1 , TIC-FM 6-5 4058 à3 fe 14.414 25-23 MA4107 0-5 1.101 0-6 MON 3.-25 911.011 21-19 2011 6-5 91117r 24-23 930 20-26 1.0100 28-17 611.2 · WOM 15-1
110010
1.80 21-18 Mil 26-21 WSW 22-10 0106 31-27 11C112 5-5 MC« 7-5 02FM 5-2 0105 12-9 1.114 4-3 WPM 14-10 td.08 20-16 40111 20-15 M80 4-3 014141 16-13 02 ,9 :4-13 610011 23-23 WAPE 10-15 WINN 10-10 11411 12-12 141419 I.-15 AMFM 20-11 197 12-0 11.1067 13-12 MVO 21-11 2102 31-22 «TUX 30 fe 1039/ 19-18
111061101
WPM 15-10 WOTZ IS-Il ealTo 7-6 ConOS 16-13 MEE 11-9 41411 · AMO 30-27 02.3 30-26 MCP 13-13 041 23-19 WV18 21-11 KAM, 21-17 WMOT 17-14
ninG 10-7 19110 5-4 00411, 25-20 815 2 on 104102 3- 2 MOT I.4 4-2 KONO 10-21 KLUC II-. O4110 5-5 OC40 10-8 ORBI 10-7 10042 22-1. 011061 3-2 O220 25-21 11611/4 7-7 0110 10 fe
1011117 33-27 MAE on In 0240 on WIVI 16-i.
!MUTH
KAMS 28-27 0012 18-14 WINK 20-18 ucoo 21-23 00010 25-20 *MI 30-26 KUM 16-14 11211 15-10 O0141 21-25 0401 13-12 WOPR 1510 WAR 13-0 1.001 15-14 KITY 16-14 0197 .0-20 MON 2, fr wVIS 23-25
0106452
SOIL · 106910 25-23 KLYV 27-16 KZIO 21-15 KIM 1.-13 WAZY 24-20 KRIM 12-9 10,112 16-13 KII0C 0-32 KPAT 22-18
EAST
PLY.2 12-1 MOE 5-5 MIA 11, 16
01115 12-7 1091 8-2 O095 34-1.
TOAD THE WET SPROCKET
Walk On The Ocean (Columbia) LP Fear
Total Reports 121
53%
Regional
Reach
E
51%
8 66%
M
56%
W 34%
National
Summary
UP
35
DEIS 26
SAME
35
DOWN
0
ADDS 25
N&A
Parallel Reach
P1 23% P2 54% P3 76%
Chart Summery
Pos
P1
P2 13 Tot
10000
2-5
0
0
0
0
6-15
0
1
0
1
16-40
· 35 25 64
Ono Adds
3
13
15
31
4
9
8 21
Ch Adds
2
0
2
4
Total
13 50 50 121
1911
PRO-Fm ·
SOUTH
11i a-16 KECK · SAM 30-35 14,92 a-26 Oloe an
MIDWEST
142PL 21,27 MIMI 33-27 KM.
KAA2 on AMD 25-1.
te044 5 ·
MU en
EAST
10.412 · WAAL 27-24 MIR · WERZ 4-21 lIeS d-30 /9912 4-3. ALM 34-29 FUW107 en 1400.4 · 1441041 37-21 1103 on .30 · WPM 36-25 WACK 4-40 01.42 36-31 MSTM on MICA 27 fe
Fl ·
11106 3.-35 tee 13 9 0105 4-33 10419 on 141912 34-30
1091 W219 4-es kma· on
AVE on la14/7 4-31
Cl 4-30 AMA 29-25 IA/ en
et., ·-30 IL1067 26-24 MVO 4-29 O12 I-37
2102 · 11,011 on IF
AIM on
5119284
MOD 26-24 4104 25-24
WOTI · 9611140 30-27
01105 37-35 111101 37-32
2104 on 9.103 33-20 hone on AMOY 27-22
11.3 Klee 28-24 0107 37-35 WIPC 34-30 KXRD sn
MST
0955 MAO
Kran MZU
31-21 3.-29
· ·-32
EMIT
WWW1 33 9 WPM 34 fe 103014 on
MY0 WYM
WCPP 1000
4-35 on
37-34 4-24
11041.4
KAKI 1-30 MOP on 0000 4-37
MAX 4,34 KAM
wax se
KIM 33-24 KIM ·
0211 on 0101 an 00111 on
MME on MP* 4-27 WAR
WPFM 20-26 KIM ·
WONT 1- 33 KNIM 30-27
MIDWEST
11944 4-36
WM 26-25 OEIL · 1061191 27-18 W812 on 104
AMR · 1.02 on 0705 on OF47
0000 30-27 KnOC on 14015 l-37 KPAT on
ADM on 11042 28-23
WEST
SOOT · 191 4-27 O1118 a-40 11190 4-3!
1910 11-3. KTMT 3.-30 1.4 7 on
00.5 40-37 KFF11 4-31
U
U2 Who's Gonna Ride... (Island/PLG)
LP' Achtung Baby
Total Reports 137 60%
Regional Reach E 5i%
8 74%
M 61% W 44%
National
Summary
UP
Ell
DEIS 21
SAME 23
DOWN
1
ADDS
II
Parallel
Reach P1 29% P2 60% P3 86%
Chart _E21
1 2-5 6-15 16-40 Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
Summary
PI
P2
0
0
0
0
1
1
8 49
3
12
2
1
2
1
16 64
P3 Tot
0
0
0
0
1
3
48 105
3
18
3
6
2
5
57 13 7
EAST
111115 · 200 24-20
1414,70
.11 4-21 OEIL 23-17 3.1E 16-17 WWI 22-20
111061151
4,242 142`11 Karin
0080
22-17 28-24 ·
on
MAST
012,4-FM on
O1112 30-20 06100 11- 7 OM 5 4-30
0106 4-30 KPLZ on
EAST
01003 34-31 WAAL 26-25 19101 25-21 MAI 4-25 11002 2.-26 191192 36-32 MAN 31-21 PU4107 23-20 MC101 27-26 WOON on 1.9041 25-21 0102 33-27 930 0-36 MPST 29-22 1411C0 38-34 WM1Z 34-29 NOTO I-30 WYCIN 23 fr
Kann
W880 32-26 991 en K106 27-23
115 2, fr
1.130 23-26 KUM on
0105 32-27 mAll en WANZ on
01011
MAT 30-26 RZVP 31-26
WAPE ideuT WWI Mr". ¡COI O488 94f9
on 35-211 27-23 16-14 6-20 4-37 on
OM on 1L1067 on CO on 012 30-32
2102 4-40 Mu> 35 On
KIM 4-2.
MILKIEST
e100 24-23 mag 20-18 C11105 26-33 MOE on
WIN> 38-23 2104 27-23 04103 4-35 O000 2e-22
1100 o-34 103 4-35 9044 4-33 O107 34-32
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%STO (*SM) tviTsllile. IN C(105 (WWC()flint. MI K107 (KAYli Tuba. OK 11103 (KJY010klahoma City, OK KKHT Springfield, MO KIRS Wichita, KS KOKO Omaha, NE KRNO Des Moines IA KZ93 (WKZW) Peoria, IL 093 IWNOU)Soulh Bend, IN WIXX Appellon-Oshkosh, WI «RO Grand Rapids. MI WOO Dayton, OH *HOT Youngslown OH WIFC Wausau, WI WITS Saginaw. MI WKDO Akron, OH WMEE FI Wayne, IN WMGV Appleton-Oshkosh, WI WPXR Davenport, IA WROK Canton. OH WTCF Sena«, MI WVKS Toledo, OH 2104 (*M) Madison, W1
WEST
095 ((BOS)fresno, CA HOT194 (KIK1)41cmolulu, HI KCAOtOsnard-Ventura, CA KDON Salinas. CA KF95 (KFXD)floise, 10 KKIAG Colorado Springs. CO KISS Albuquerque, NM KKXXIakersbeld. CA KLUC tas Vegas. NV KPSIPakn Springs, CA COMO 'Honolulu, Hl KREI ((ROO) Tucson, AZ KSND fugene, OR KWIN Stockton, CA KW112 Reno, NV KIRK tas Yepes. NV KZMG Soin, 10 KIM Spokane, WA PWR102 (KOPVl)fresno, CA
P3
EAST
95XIL (WXIL1Partersburg. WV 95XXX (WXXX)llurfington, VT 103CIR (WC111113eckley WV BOSS97 (WBSS1 Atlantic Lay. NJ WHTOWIlliamsport PA WMME Augusta, ME WOMP Wheeling. WV WPFIR Anima, PA WYYS Ithaca, NY WZYO frederict, MO
SOUTH
(AIS Amarillo, TX KCHX Midland-Odessa. TX KISR ft Smith, AR K1XY San Angelo, TX KMCK fayetteville, AR KNIN Wichita Falls, TX KNOE Monroe, LA KOIZ Amarillo, TX KSMO Lafayette. LA KWTX Waco, TO IZO tubbock, TX 0101 ONJOCDIAeridian, MS W8PR Myrtle Beach, SC WCGO Columbus, GA WFHT Tallahassee, FL WJMX Florence. SC WKMX Dothan, AL WKSF Asheville. NC WPFM Panama City, FL WVBS Wilminglon, NC WYAV Myrtle Beach. SC WZKX 841001. MS
MIDWEST
106KHO Charlevoix, MI KFRX Lincoln. NE KG95 (Kali Sioux City, IA KGGG Rapid, City Sil KKXL Grand Forts. NO KLYV Dubuque. IA KMGZ tawton. OK KOKZ Waterloo, 1A (PAT Sioux Falls. SD CROC Rochester, MN KM lunure'', ND KZIO Duluth, MN WAZY latayette, IN WEUZ fau Claire. WI WINO Sloornington, IL WCIL Carbondale. IL WDBR Springfield IL WKER Italaminoo, MI WERVIChampaign, il WZOO Lima. OH 194 (WDAY) fargo. ND
WEST
894.7 (KIWI) Redding, CA KCHH Chico. CA KF80 Cheyenne, WY KFFM Yakima, WA COOT Anchorage. AK (POR Anchorage, AK KOIX Grand Junction CO KTPATIbedford, OR (TAS Casoar, WY O(95 (K10141ri-Clties, WA 193 (KYVAillillings, MT 197 Santa Barbara, CA 297 )KZLS)151111ngs, MT
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PARALLEL CI-IARTANALYSIS
CHR NATIONAL AIRPLAY.
November 6, 1992. 85
Major Markets
1:»2
Secondary Markets
P3
Smaller Markets
oPM DAWN/I'd Die... (Gee Street/LaFace/Arista) oMADONNA 'Erotica (SireiWB) oMARY J. BLIGE/Real Love (Uptown/MCA) oTLC/What About Your Friends (LaFace/Arista) oBOBBY BROWN/Good Enough (MCA) oHEIGHTS/How Do You Talk To An -Angel (Capitol)
SNAP/Rhythm Is A Dancer (Arista)
ooTREY LORENZ/Someone To Hold (Epic)
9 EN VOGUE/Free Your Mind (EastWest/Atlantic Group)
(C) SHAIAt IEver Fall In Love (Gasoline Alley/MCA)
ANNIE LENNOX/Walking On Broken Glass (Arista)
19
SHANICE/Saving Forever For You (Giant/Reprise)
JON SECADA/Do You Believe In Us? (SBK/ERG)
lc 14 BOYZ II MEN/End Of The Road (Motown)
11 15 ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT/People Everyday (Chrysalis/ERG)
12 16 P. SMYTH *II HENLEY/Sometimes Love Just Ain't... (MCA)
33 0 BOYZ II MEN/In The Still Of The Night (Motown)
20 CD ERIC CLAPTON/Layla (Reprise)
21 ED MICHAEL BOLTON/To Love Somebody (Columbia)
WRECKX-N-EFFECT/Rump Shaker (MCA)
22
SAIGON KICK/Love Is On The Way (Third Stone/Atlantic Group)
16 22 DEF LEPPARDA-lave You Ever Needed Someone... (Mercury)
37
EXPOSE1 Wish The Phone Would Ring (Arista)
26 C.) BON JOVI/Keep The Faith (Mercury)
17 25 COLOR ME BADD/forever Love (Giant/Reprise/Perspective/A&M)
10 26 CHARLES & EDDIE/Would ILie To You (Capitol)
3C '20 DAMN YANKEES/Where You Gain Now (WB)
MICHAEL W. SMITHA Will Be Here For You (Reunion/Geffen)
DEBUT
WHITNEY HOUSTONA Will Always Love You (Arista) 30 FIREHOUSE/When ILook Into Your Eyes (Epic)
SPIN DOCTORS/Little Miss Can't Be Wrong (Epic)
RICHARD MARX/Chains Around My Heart (Capitol)
DEBUT> ¡Z; AFTER 7/Baby I'm For Real (Virgin)
34 K.W.S./Please Don't Go (Next Plateau/London/PLG)
DEBUT >
MAXI PRIEST/Groovin' In The Midnight (Charisma/Virgin)
DEBUT
R.E.M./Drive (WB)
DEBUT>
ELTON JOHN/The Last Song (MCA)
2. 38 HI-FIVE Shs T'Iying Hard To Get (Jive)
DEBUT
CLASSIC EXAMPLE/It's Alright (Hollywood)
DEBUT >
MAD COBRA/Flex (Columbia)
56 REPORTERS
ooPM DAWN/1'd Die... (Gee Street/LaFace/Arista)
3
HEIGHTS HIA Do You Talk To An Angel (Capitol)
2 3 EN VOGUE/Free Your Mind (EastWest/Atlantic Group)
7
MADONNA/Erotica (Sire/WB)
5
ANNIE LENNOX/Walking On Broken Glass (Arista)
o 10
JON SECADA/Do You Believe In Us?(SBK/ERG)
o 8
SAIGON KICK/Love Is On The Way (Third Stone/Atlantic Grain)
o 9
TREY LORENZ/Someone To Hold (Epic)
o 15
BOBBY BROWN/Good Enough (MCA)
13
ERIC CLAPTON/Layla (Reprise)
11
MICHAEL W. SMITH/I Will Be Here For You (Reunion/Geffen)
4 12 DEF LEPPARDAiave You Ever Needed Someone... (Mercury)
6 13 CHARLES & EDDIE/Would ILie To You (Capitol)
17
TLC W>i r i..1 Your Friends (LaFace/Arista)
18
DAMN YANKEES/Where You Gain' Now (WB)
22
MICHAEL BOLTON/To Love Somebody (Columbia)
21
SPIN DOCTORS/Little Miss Can't Be Wrong (Epic)
23
MARY J. BLIGE/Real Love (Uptown/MCA)
20
SNAP/Rhythm Is ADancer (Arista)
24
RICHARD MARX/Chains Around My Heart (Capitol)
12 21 P. SMYTH will HENLEY/Sometimes Love Just Ain't... (MCA)
25
BON JOVI/Keep The Faith (Mercury)
16 23 FIREHOUSE/When ILook Into Your Eyes (Epic)
14 24 COLOR ME BADD/Forever Love (Grant/Reprise/Perspective/A&M)
27
PETER GABRIEL/Digging In The Dirt (Geffen)
33
ELTON JOHN/The Last Song (MCA)
19 27 BAD COMPANYA-low About That (Atco/Atlantic Group)
31 er REMBRANDTS/Johnny, Have You Seen... (AU/Atlantic Group)
26 29 BOYZ II MEN/End Of The Road (Motown)
36
GENESIS Never ATime (Atlantic/AG)
30 33
40
33
31 ROXETTE/How Do You Do! (EMI/ERG)
e U2*¡", - ,Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses? (Island/PIG) e R.E.M. Hve (WB) e TOM COCHRANE/Washed Away (Capitol)
GO WEST/Faithful (EMI/ERG)
DEBUT
EXPOSE1 Wish The Phone Would Ring (Arista)
DEBUT->S SHANICETSaving Forever For You (Giant/Reprise)
DEBUT
SHAI '· IEver Fall In Love (Gasoline Alley/MCA)
34 39 VANESSA WILLIAMS/Work To Do (Wing/Mercury)
DEBUT
RESTLESS HEART/When She Cries (RCA)
/06 REPORTERS
O HEIGHTS/How Do You Talk To An Angel (Capitol)
2 O ANNIE LENNOX/Walking On Broken Glass (Arista)
4 O SAIGON KICK/Love Is On The Way (Third Stone/Atlantic Group)
6 · PM DAWN/I'd Die Without You (Gee Street/LaFace/Arista)
oO 5
MICHAEL W. SMITHA Will Be Here For You (Reunion/Geffen)
ERIC CLAPTON/Layla (Reprise)
11 · JON SECADA/Do You Believe In Us? (SBK/ERG)
r2 0 DAMN YANKEES/Where You Goin' Now (WB)
10 · EN VOGUE roe Your Mind (EastWest/Atlantic Group)
13 CID TREY LORENZ/Someone To Hold (Epic)
3 11 DEF LEPPARD/Flave You Ever Needed Someone... (Mercury)
15 · MADONNA Ttotica (Sire/NB)
20 0 MICHAEL BOLTON/To Love Somebody (Columbia)
16 oD RICHARD MARXiChains Around My Heart (Capitol)
19 (I) SPIN DOCTORS/Liille Miss Can't Be Wrong (Epic)
24 CID BON JOVI/Keep The Faith (Mercury)
to · PETER GABRIEL/Digging In The Dirt (Geffen)
23 ID BOBBY BROWN/Good Enough (MCA)
7 19 CHARLES & EDDIE/Would ILie To You (Capitol)
g 20 BAD COMPANY/How About That (Atco/Atlantic Group)
e 25 EID REMBRANDTS/Johnny, Have You Seen... (Atco/Atlantic Group)
21
ELTON JOHN/The Last Song (MCA)
22 23 ROXETTE/How Do You Do! (EMI/ERG)
17 28 30
24 P. SMYTH will HENLEY/Sometimes Love Just Ain'l.. (MCA)
e TLC/What About Your Friends (LaFace/Arista) a MARY J. BLIGE/Real Love (Uptown/MCA)
32 · U2 Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses? (Island/PIG)
31 OZ, SNAP/Rhythm Is ADancer (Arista)
21 29 FIREHOUSE When ILook Into Your Eyes (Epic)
33 · TOM COCHRANE/Washed Away (Capitol)
35 · R.E.M./Drive (WB)
la
DEBUT
eC'32 COLOR ME BADD/forever Love (Giant/Reprise/Perspective/A&M) GENESIS/Never ATime (Atlantic/AG) GO WEST/Faithtul (EMI/ERG)
DEBUT © RESTLESS HEART/When She Cries (RCA)
38
GLORIA ESTEFAN/Always Tomorrow (Epic)
31 37 TAG/Don't Play With My Heart (Scotti Bros.) DEBUT C EXPOSEA Wish The Phone Would Ring (Arista)
DEBUT DEBUT
C MICHAEL PENN/Seen The Doctor (RCA) Z . TOAD THE WET SPROCKET/Walk On The Ocean (Columbia)
66 REPORTERS
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WHITNEY HOUSTON (30) BELL BIV DEVOE (26) BOYZ II MEN (13)
TOAD THE WET SPROCKET (6) WRECKX-N-EFFECT (6)
PM DAWN (25) HEIGHTS (24)
SHAI (22) BOYZ II MEN (14) WRECKX-N-EFFECT (14)
j.,'1) ,
WHITNEY HOUSTON (60) BELL BIV DEVOE (29) BOYZ II MEN (28) CELINE DION (22) RESTLESS HEART (19)
.Celia rr 4zir
HEIGHTS (70) PM DAWN (51) MADONNA (41) SAIGON KICK (34) ERIC CLAPTON (23) EN VOGUE (23)
WHITNEY HOUSTON (40) CELINE DION (22)
FOREIGNER (22)
BELL BIV DEVOE (18) DAN BAIRD (15)
HEIGHTS (49) PM DAWN (27) MADONNA (24)
SAIGON KICK (19)
ERIC CLAPTON (18) DAMN YANKEES (18)
TREY LORENZ (18)
PERFORMING WHERE PLAYED
Artist 'Song/L abet
R.E.M. Drive (WB) GENESIS Never ATime (Atlantic AG) REMBRANCITS/Johnny, Have You Seen Her? (Atco/Atlantic Group) PETER GABRIEL Digging In The Dirt (Geffen) TOAD THE WET SPROCKET/Walk On The Ocean (Columbia) ... SHANICE Saving Forever For You (Giant/Reprise) TOM COCHRANE Washed Away (Capitol) GLORIA ESTEFAN Always Tomorrow (Epic) SHAIM IEver Fall In Love (Gasoline Alley/MCA) . ....... MAXI PRIEST Groovin· In The Midnight (Charisma Virgin) BOYZ II MEN/In The Still Of The Night (Motown) .. GUNS N· ROSES/Yesterday (Geffen) MICHAEL PENN/Seen The Doctor (RCA) .. WRECKX-N-EFFECTiffump Shaker (MCA) UTAH SAINTS/Something Good (London/PLG) . AFTER 7Baby I'm For Real (Virgin) SUZANNE RHATIGAN/To Hell With Love (Imago) KRUSH Let .sGet Together (So Groovy Now) (Perspective/A&M) MAD COBRA/Flex (Columbia) AROUND THE WAY 'Really Into You (Atlantic/AG) . MC SERCH/Here It Comes (Def Jam/Chaos)
Reports
133 133 124 121 121 112 110 104
98 91 87 81 72 40 36 34 34 31 27 25 25
Report .4 , Conversion %
58% 58% 54%
53% 53% 49% 48% 46% 43% 40% 38% 36% 32% 18% 16% 15%
15% 14% 12% 18% 18%
77% 81%
85% 95% 57%
85% 81% 67% 86% 70% 71% 57% 63% 85% 58% 68% 50%
58% 70% 72% 72%
Top 15 %
13% 3%
25% 38%
1% 17% 18%
9% 43%
6% 24%
6% 2% 38% 24% 26% 0% 17% 26% 17% 22%
Note: See Parallels for a complete picture of station activity. New records with large add totals won't show in Performing Where Played until those adds convert to chart. Top 15% is determined by dividing a song's total Top 15 reports by its total charted reports.
PERFORMING WHERE PLAYED is a weekly listing of records in New & Active and Significant Action with:
· 25 or more reports · Chart positions at 50°0 or more of stations reporting them. · No more than five fewer total reports than the previous week's.
See Parallels for acomplete picture of all station activity.
y
Reports
1 SHAI/If IEver Fall In Love (Gasoline Alley/MCA) 98
2 10,000 MANIACS/These Are Days (Elektra)
89
3 TAG/Don't Play With My Heart (Scotti Bros.)
73
4 NONA GAVE/I'm Overjoyed (Third Stone/Atlantic Group)
60
5 CLASSIC EXAMPLE/It's Alright (Hollywood)
55
6 SONIA DADA You Ain't Thinking... (Chame)eon/Elektra)
45
7 DONNA DELORY/Praying For Love (MCA)
41
8 WRECKX-N-EFFECT/Rump Shaker (MCA)
40
9 UTAH SAINTS/Something Good (London/PLG)
36
10 MELISSA ETHERIDGE/Dance Without Sleeping (Island/PLG) 35
New artists have not yet had aCHR Breaker
86. November 6,1992
CHR
NATIONAL AIRPLAY
BREAKERS
EXPOSE IWish The Phone Would Ring (Arista)
64% of our reporters playing It. Moves: Up 62, Debuts 37, Same 33, Down 1, Adds 14, including KDWB, KIIS, KKRZ, WOGN, WKOB, WMGV, WIOG, KYRK, KPSI. See Parallels, debuts at number 31.
GO WEST Faithful (EMI/ERG)
63% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 42, Debuts 50, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 18, including B94, WNCI, KXXR, KC101, WDJX, KRNO, Z104, K107, KLUC. See Parallels, debuts at number 40.
RESTLESS HEART When She Cries (RCA)
61% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 20, Debuts 55, Same 30, Down 0, Adds 34, including KPLZ, WNNK, WPST, WSSX, WDJX, Y107, B97, KANO, KF95, KOMO, KZZU. Complete airplay in Parallels.
U2 Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses? (Island/PLG)
60% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 81, Debuts 21, Same 23, Down 1, Adds 11: WXKS, 99X, KHTK, 0106, WKSI, WIOG, WLRW, KLYV, KKXL, KOKZ, Y93. See Parallels, debuts at number 35.
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WHITNEY HOUSTON "I Will Always Love You" (Arista)
Reports 133 Moves Up 2, Debuts 1. Same 0, Down 0, Adds 130 Inducing 920. WXKS. Z100, WEGX. WI00. 894. PRO-
EM, STAR94. PWRPIG. 0105. WHYT, WHHH. KBEO. KIIS, KKRZ. FM102, Z90, KMEL. WPGC 30-12, KSOL 27-17
R.E.M. "Drive" (WB)
Reports 133 Moves Up 71, Debuts 20. Same 24. Down 1 Adds 17, ,ncludIng 0102. WKBO. FUN107, WMXF, WKSI. WKOB 7107, Z104 KOKO KOIZ, WEGX 31-28, WENZ 7-4 KXXR 23-16. KWOD 8-4, PWR92 38-31, Y102 25-17 See Parallels, moves 40-32 on the CHA chart.
GENESIS "Never ATime" (Atlantic/AG)
Reports 133 Moves Up 76. Debuts 26. Same 18, Down 0, Adds 13. IncludIng WKBO, WAEB, WKOB. WOUT, (193. K107, KSND. KZZU WZYO, WEGX 26-22. STAR94 25-20, WNCI 18-15, FLY92 35-28, PWR92 35-29, KNOE 33-19 See Parallels, debuts at number 39 on the CHA chart.
REMBRANDTS "Johnny, Have You Seen Her?" (Atco/Atlantic Group)
Reports 124 Moves Up 93. Debuts O. Same 21. Down 1 Adds 9 99X, WOWF. WAAL. 930. WKOB. WOKI, KRNO. KOIZ. 793, WXKS on. WNNK 8-7. WPST 13-9, WSTW 9-6. WOUT 13 ,9 WMGV 25-19. KZZU 28-23 See PefellelS, moves 38-30 on the CHA chart.
TOAD THE WET SPROCKET "Walk On The Ocean" (Columbia) Reports 121 Moves up 35. Debuts 26. Same 35. Down 0. Adds 25, ,ncludIng PRO-FM. 99X. KEGL, WNVZ. KDWB, 099 5.
930, KHFI, WKSI. WGTZ. KYRK, KXXR 33-27. KWOD 25-19, WPST 36-25. WKRZ 36-31. KJ103 33-28
PETER GABRIEL "Digging In The Dirt" (Geffen)
Reports 121 Moves Up 93. Debuts 4, Same 18, Down 2. Adds 4 Z102. WIXX. WLRW. KLYV, KEGL 5-4 KWOD 5-2. WAAL 4-3, WERZ 28-22. 7102 13-10, WPST 21.13, WKRZ 20-11, WAPE 7-6, WOUT 9-7, WIFC 12-10 See Parallels. moves 29-26
on the CHA chart.
SHANICE "Saving Forever For You" (Giant/Reprise)
Reports 112 Moves Up 64. Debuts 20 Same 13. Down 1, Adds 14. .ncludIng WOXA. WFMF, WCKZ, WMMZ, WHHY. KKSS. KCHX, WYAV, WBIZ, WAZY. WWKX 19-13 KTFM 23-17, PWRPIG 10-8, KBE() 13-10, PWR106 18-8, KGGI 10-8. FM102 21-14, KMEL 20-11 See Parallels, moves 35-28 on the CHA chart.
TOM COCHRANE "Washed Away" (Capitol)
Reports 110 Moves Up 71 Debuts 9. Same 23. Down 1. Adds 6 KISN. WRCK, 7107. 96STO. KZIO, KFRX. KEGL 22-16. WAAL 18-14, WERZ 23-20, WPST 27-21, K106 33-28. WZYP 30-25. WOUT 17-12. K107 21-16. KF95 23-17 See Parallels, moves 39-37 on the CHA chart.
GLORIA ESTEFAN "Always Tomorrow" (Epic)
Reports 104 Moves Up 57, Debuts 7 Same 37 Down 0. Adds 3 WOWF, WSTW, WYYS, WEGX 34-30, KISN 11-9. WAEB 26-13. WERZ 20-16. FUN107 35-30. WOXA 31-26, WKOB 30-10. K92 30-21, KKHT 24-16. WOMP 21-16. KOIZ 21-17
SHAI "If IEver Fenn Love" (Gasoline Alley/MCA)
Reports 98 Moves Up 54. Debuts 13. Same 14. Down 1, Adds 16, Includrng WEGX. B96. KDWB. WKSE, FUN107, KC101, 0105, 897. WRVO, WMEE. WVKS. KOMO. 920 1-1. WZOU 29-16, HOT97 12-7, WI00 4-3. WPGC 2-1, KBXX 1-1 See Parallels, moves 31-25 on the CHA chart.
MAXI PRIEST "Groovin' In The Midnight" (CharismaNirgin)
Reports 91 Moves Up 48. Debuts 13. Same 20. Down 2. Adds 8 920. 999KHI. WGTZ. HOTI94, WZKX. WJMX. WFHT. KTMT. WJMO 28-25. WWHT 23-19, KDWB 29-24. KHTK 13-9, KOY.FM 15-12, WBPR 29-22
10,000 MANIACS "These Are Days" (EleIctra)
Reports 89 Moves Up 28. Debuts 11. Same 38, Down 0, Adds 12. Includ,no 99X, WOWF. KXXR, WVSR. 7102. WSTW, WXKB. WOKI, WHHY, KLYV, WENZ 28-23, KWOD 23-18 999KI-11 36-31. K106 36-32. WZYP 36-28, KAKS 37-31
BOYZ II MEN "In The Still Of The Night" (Motown)
Reports 87 Moves Up 19, Debuts 12. Same 6, Down 0, Adds 50. ,ncludIng WZOU, 2100, KTFM. PWRPIG, 0105, WJMO. WWHT WHHH, KBEO. KXXR. KKFR KKRZ, 099 5 FLY92, WI00 11-9, WPGC 14-10, KS104 15-10, Z90 15-10 See Parallels, debuts at number 38 on the CHA chart.
GUNS N' ROSES "Yesterdays" (Geffen)
Reports 81 Moves Up 31. Debuts 13. Same 26. Down 0. Adds 11, IncludIng WKBO. 099 5. 930, WOUT. WHHY. '107. KYYY. 794, WZOO, KEGL 19-13, WAAL 25.20. 999KHI 35-26. WKRZ 37-32, KKYK 20-15, KIRK 22-15
SHAKESPEAR'S SISTER "I Don't Care" (London/PLG)
Reports 76 Moves Up 3, Debuts 21. Same 24. Down 0, Adds 28. ,ncludIng 99X, 0105. WERZ, 7102, KZFM, G105. WAPE. WOUT. XL1067, WRVO, K92. WTCF, KSND, WNVZ 28-25, WENZ 38-32. HOT102 d-15, KPAT 28-25
BELL BIV DEVOE "Gangsta" (MCA)
Reports 73 Moves Up 0. Debuts 0, Same 0. Down 0. Adds 73, Includog 920. WXKS. WZOU. H0197. W100, WMXP, PROEM, WPGC, KBXX. PWR96, KTFM. 896. WHYT, WHHH. WKBO, KS104. KKFR. FM102, KMEL
TAG "Don't Play With My Heart" (Scotti Bros.)
Reports 73 Moves Up 41. Debuts 3, Same 27. Down 2, Adds 0, KHTK 17-15, WNNK 17-14, FUN107 28.24. WKRZ 25-15, WMMZ 28-25, WBBO 9-8, WABB 38-35, U93 32-26, KIRK 30-24. KZZU 22-19, KISR 24-20, WAZY 34-30
MICHAEL PENN "Seen The Doctor" (RCA)
Reports 72 Moves Up 36. Debuts 3, Same 32, Down 0. Adds 1 995, KEGL 32-25. WENZ 31-28. 7102 31-29. WBBO 36-33 WOW 40-37. WHHY 29-25. K92 37-33, KAKS 35-30, KOIZ 27-23. KMCK 39-35, KCHX 34-30, KGGG 21-18
VANESSA WILLIAMS "Work To Do" (Wing/Mercury)
Reports 68 Moves Up 35, Debuts 1. Same 30, Down 2. Adds 0, WPGC 9-7. WHHH 12-10. WERZ 29-26. WSTW 28-20. KPRR 21-17. KBFM 27-23. K107 17-13. KZMG 26-20. KWNZ 26-23. KDON 12-10, KAKS 30-26
INXS "Taste It" (Atlantic/AG)
Reports 66 Moves Up 4, Debuts 22. Same 24, Down 0. Adds 16. fncludIng KEGL. PWR92, 7102. WXKIFt. 7107. WGTZ. KJ103. U93. KKHT, WENZ 37-31. WAAL 29-26, WZYP 0-36. KKYK d-19. WKDD d-31. KF95 40-33
SOUP DRAGONS "Pleasure" (Mercury)
Reports 82 Moves Up 3. Debuts 6. Same 21, Down 1, Adds 31. IncludIng WWKX, KEGL. 0105. WKBO, WERZ, WNNK, WPST. KHFI, K106. WAPE, 7107, WROK. KZMG. KWOD 29-25, 999KHI d-39. WZYP 0-40, KPAT 30-26
NONA GAYE "I'm Overjoyed" (Third Stone/Atlantic Group)
Reports 60 Moves Up 29. Debuts 1 Same 26. Down 4 Adds 0. WMXP 21-19. KHTK 20-16. KKFR 26-21 KZFM 22-18. KPRR 17-11. WMMZ 29-26. 96STO 28-25. KKRD 19-15, KKXX 10-9, PWR102 19-16. HOTI94 9-5, KDON 11-8. KCHX 28-24
CLASSIC EXAMPLE "It's Alright" (Hollywood)
Reports 55 Moves Up 16. Debuts 7, Same 21, Down 0. Adds 11 999KHI, WOXA, KHFI, KZFM, WMMZ, WRHT KBFM, KF95, KPSI. KPXR, KTMT, WHHH 23-17. KBE0 25-21, PWR106 19-9. KKXX 23-14. PWR102 29-25
SIGNIFICANT ACTION
CELINE DION "Love Can Move Mountains" (Epic)
Reports 49 Moves Up 1 Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 48, IncludIng WMXP, WJMO KBEO, KISN. FUN107, WKRZ, K106, 0105, WZYP, 7107, WKDD, CK105.1X3103. K107, HOT97 16-9
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WHITNEY HOUSTON (130) BELL BIV DEVOE (73) BOYZ II MEN (50) CELINE DION (48) FOREIGNER (38) RESTLESS HEART (34) GEORGE LAMOND (33) SOUP DRAGONS (31) DAN BAIRD (30)
SHAKESPEAR'S SISTER (28)
HOTTEST
HEIGHTS (143) PM DAWN (103) MADONNA (73) SAIGON KICK (58)
SHAI (48) ERIC CLAPTON (46)
EN VOGUE (45) MARY J. BLIGE (37) BOBBY BROWN (36) TREY LORENZ (36)
SONIA DADA "You Ain't Thinking (About Me)" (Chameleon Elektra)
Reports 45 Moves Up O. Debuts 4. Same 26, Down 0, Adds 15. Inciud,og VVNVZ, FLY92, WAAL. WVSR, WOGN, K106. WKDD. K107. 103CIR, WJMX, KMGZ. 999KHI 0-35. KISR d-36, KGGG d-28
GERARDO "Love" (Interscope/Atlantic Group)
Reports 45 Moves Up 10. Debuts 6. Same 21. Down 1, Adds 7 KMEL, WERZ, WOXA. KPSI, KOIZ. KKXL. KCHH, WHHH 28-24. KKFR 30-23, HOT977 31-28. K106 40-37. KKXX 12.10, KWIN 34-31, KISR 37-34
DONNA DELORY "Praying For Love" (MCA)
Reports 41 Moves Up 6, Debuts 7, Same 24, Down 0. Adds 4 KKMG, WZY0, KPAT, 793. Z100 25-21. 1<0V-FM d-22. WERZ 27-23, FUN107 0-35. WOXA 0-40, KZFM d-40, KISR 38-35. KZII d-30. WYAV 33-30
WRECKX-N-EFFECT "Rump Shaker" (MCA)
Reports 40 Moves Up 20. Debuts 7, Same 5. Down 1, Adds 7 920. 2100. WWKX. PWR96, KGGI. KPLZ, WOGN, WI00 3-2 WMXP 76 21 KBXX 32 896 23. 19 WJMO 14.7 WWHT 14-7 WHY( 7-6, WHHH 26-13. KHTK 27-13, Z90 16-8, KSOL
FOREIGNER "With Heaven On Our Side" (Atlantic/AG)
Reports 38 Moves Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0 Adds 36. ,ncludIrg WAAL PWR92, 999KHI. WKRZ. WBBO. WXKB, WMMZ. WZYP, WOUT, K92, WKDO, 96STO, KJ103, WIFC
UTAH SAINTS "Something Good" (London/PLG)
Reports 36 Moves Up 13, Debuts 4, Same 17. Down 1. Adds 1 WJMO, 99% d-18. KHTK 15-11. KS104 8-7, KWOD 12-10,
KMEL 34-31, WPST 22-17, K107 22-14 KIRK 31.25, KISR 30-27
MEUSSA ETHERIDGE "Dance Without Sleeping" (Island/PLG)
Reports 35 Moves Up 11. Debuts 0. Same 24. Down 0, Adds 0, 7102 30-28 K92 32-29, KZZU 21-15. WHTO 23-21, KTRS 35-32
AFTER 7"Baby I'm For Real" (Virgin)
Reports 34 Moves Up 15. Debuts 6. Same 7, Down 0. Adds 6 KBFM. KISX. U93, WVKS, KYRK, KFFM, HOT97 29-24, KBXX 7-5. WWHT d-22. KHTK 14-10, KKFR 23-17, FM102 22-13, KMEL 9-7, WCKZ 24-19, PWR102 24-18. KCAO d-30
SUZANNE RHATMAN "To Hell With Love" (Imago)
Reports 34 Moves Up II, Debuts 5, Same 16. Down O. Adds 2 099 5, WBNO, KWOD 30-28. WAAL 30-27, WOGN 0-35,
WOMP 35-31, KISR 35-31. KMGZ 40-37, KOIX 40-37, KTMT 40-37
GEORGE LAMOND "Baby IBelieve In You" (Columbia)
Reports 33 Moves Up 0, Debuts 0 Same 0 Down 0, Adds 33, ,ncludIng PWR96 KTFM. B96, KBEO, HOT977, TIC-FM, 999KHI, WSTW, KHFI, K106. WMMZ. WBBO, XL1067
DAN BAIRD "I Love You Period" (Del American/Reprise)
Reports 32 Moves Up 1, Debuts 0 Same 1, Down 0. Adds 30..ncluding KEGL, WAAL. WOGN. 999K1-II. 7102, WKRZ.
0105, WZYP, WOUT. KKYK, WRVO, WROK, KKHT, WIFC, WZY0. WVKS 32-21
INFORMATION SOCIETY "Peace & Love, Inc." (Tommy Boy/Hendee)
Reports 31 Moves Up 10, Debuts 3. Same 13 Down 1, Adds 4 WHHH, WSPK, WPST KPRR. 995 d-19, WHIT 21-19. KHTK 21 12 KKFR 28-24. KWOD 26-20, KHFI 18-15 K106 34-30, XL1067 10-5
KRUSH "Let's Get Together (So Groovy Now)" (Perspective/A&M)
Reports 31 Moves Up 9 Debuts 6. Same IS Down 0. Adds 1 KIRK. KKFR 0-27, H07977 d-33. FLY92 d-35, WSPK 37-34.
CK105 d-37. PWR102 18-15 H01194 d-25. KWIN 28-23, 797 d-27
JEREMY JORDAN "The Right Kind Of Love" (Giant/Reprise)
Reports 30 Moves Up 3, Debuts 1. Same 0, Down 0. Adds 26, IncludIng PWRPIG, WHHH, HOT977, WAAL, TIC-FM, WNOK. KZFM, WBBO. WZYP, KBFM. 96STO. WIOG, KKRD. KSND, HOTI9-4. KZZU, KBE0 d-19. KS104 24-21. KOY-FM 17-14
SHABBA RANKS I/JOHNNY GILL "Slow And Sexy" (Epic)
Reports 30 Moves Up 5, Debuts 4, Same 12. Down 1, Adds 8 WMXP, PWR96, KKFF1, HOT977, KYRK, INVBS, KFBO, KCHH, KBXX d-24 KTFM d-29, WWHT 0-25. WHIT d-23, TIC-FM 31-28, WCKZ 35-30, BOSS97 39-35
MAD COBRA "Flex" (Columbia)
Reports 27 Moves Up 10. Debuts 3, Same 7, Down 2, Adds 5 WWKX, PWRPIG, PWR106, WOXA, KIRK, HOT97 11-10,
WMXP 22-14, WPGC 3-2. TIC-FM 32-20, WBBO 39-29, WCKZ 17-13, WAPE 27-23
HOUSE OF PAIN "Jump Around" (Tommy Boy)
Reports 26 Moves Up 9. Debuts O. Same 8, Down 9. Adds 0 KTFM 3-3, WJMO 12-10, PWR106 5-1. KHFI 15-12, KBFM 4-3, KKMG 26-21. 797 24-20
CAUSE & EFFECT "What Do You See" (SRC/Zoo)
Reports 25 Moves Up 3, Debuts 1 Same 11 Down 0, Adds 10 995, WLAN, XL1067, 96STO, WTCF, K107, WZYO, WOMP KAKS, KLYV, WENZ 35-27, WWHT on, KXXR on-Op. KWOD 28-22. KMGZ d-40
AROUND THE WAY "Really Into You" (Atlantic/AG)
Reports 25 Moves Up 13, Debuts 1, Same 8, Down 1, Adds 2 WCKZ, WOMP. KS104 12-11, KKFR 22-16, KMEL 18-15.
WOXA 30-25, KZFM 34-31, KKXX 26.18, PWR102 34-29. HOTI94 d-23, KDON 29-25, BOSS97 27-23, 797 26-22
MC SERCH "Here It Comes" (Del Jam/Chaos)
Reports 25 Moves Up 11, Debuts 2. Same 9, Down 2. Adds 1 KKXX. 9208-7. KBXX on. WHIT 10-9. KMEL 25-22, KKMG
d 35, PWR102 10-7, KIRK 35-31, BOSS97 34-32. KCHH d-38
N2DEEP "Back To The Hotel" (Profile)
Reports 24 Moves Up 8, Debuts 0, Same 9, Down 5, Adds 2 WJMO, WFMF, 920 9-8. KS104 1-1. FM102 5-5, KUBE 1-1, WBBO 29-26. KBFM 7-6, KLUC 98, KIRK 17-13. KPSI 20.15
TRIXTER "Road Of AThousand Dreams" (Impact/MCA) Reports 22. Moves Up 0, Debuts 3, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 7 WZYP, K92. krvoE. KKXL. 793, KEW), OK95. KEGL d-20,
WAAL on-dp. WPST 0-35. 1107 0-23, WROK on-dp. WCGO on. KMCK on-Op. KISR on-Op
OZZY OSBOURNE "Time After Time" (Epic Associated)
Reports 21. Moves Up 2. Debuts 4, Same 12, Down 0. Adds 3 KAKS, KNOE, KOIX. KEGL d-26, WZYP on. WOUT on-Op. KK7K d-18. KMCK 38-32. KNIN 0-31, KTMT d-39
GODDESS "Sexual" (Big Beat/Atlantic Group)
Reports 20 Moves Up O. Debuts O. Same 1, Down O. Adds 19. .nclud,ng WEGX. WVSR WPST. WFMF. K106, WNOK. WBBO. WOKI, WDJX, WABB, WMGV, WTCF, KKSS. KS104 on
LISA VALE "Waiting In The Wings" (EastWesVAtiantic Group)
Reports 20 Moves Up O. Debuts O. Same 1, Down 0, Adds 19, IncludIno KBEO, KHTK, WERZ, KZFM, WM5F, WMMZ. WZYP, WGTZ. CK105. WOMP, WCGO. WBBO on
MIKI HOWARD "Ain't Nobody Like You" (Giant/Reprise)
Reports 16 Moves Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 11. Down O. Adds 3 KBXX, WLAN, BOSS97, PWRPIG on. KSOL on. HOT977 on, 999KHI d-40. KZFM on-Op WGTZ on. KKXX on-Op. PWR102 36-32, KCAO on, KAKS on-dp
ME PHI ME "Black Sunshine" (RCA)
Reports 15. Moves Up 3, Debuts 3, Same 6, Down O. Adds 3 HOT977, KKSS, KMGZ, WWHT 25-20. WHHH on-Op. KHTK 24-2e. PWR106 17-16. WOXA on, KKXX d-30, KKMG d-32. PWR102 on. KGOT d-39
TEVIN CAMPBELL "Alone With You" (QwestAVB)
Reports 15 Moves Up 5. Debuts 1. Same 8, Down 1, Adds°. 920 on-Op, WPGC 4-4 WWHT 0-14, WHYTon-dp. WHHH on·
do, KHTK 18-14. HOT977 28-25. PWR102 32-27, BOSS97 36-34
LO-KEY? "I Got AThong 4Ya!" (Perspective/A&M)
Reports 14 Moves Up 1 Debuts 2, Same 2 Down O. Adds 9 KBXX, WWHT, WHHH, KGGI, KZMG, PWR102, KDON, WZY0. 797, KS104 d-25. KMEL 28-25, KKXX 0-27
KISS "Everytime ILook At You" (Mercury)
Reports 13 Moves Up 0, Debuts 0, Same O. Down O. Adds 13 WAAL, PWR92, 999KHI, WZYP, WOUT, KKYK, WKDD, 96STO WIFC, WZ70, WHTO, KTMT, OK95
LONESOME ROMEOS "Sweet Janine (I'll Be AGun For You)" (Curb)
Reports 13 Moves Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 1 KKYK, KTUX on, WROK 0-30. KJ103 on, WZY0 on. WOMP 40-35, KISR 40.37 KNIN on-dp
AC/DC "Highway To Hell" (Atco/Atlantic Group)
Reports 12 Moves Up 3, Debuts 2, Same 7, Down 0, Adds O. KEGL 27-21, WZYP on, WOUT on-Op. KIRK on. WOMP ondp KMCK 36.30, KY77 d-40, KLYV 0-37
ALIGHTER SHADE OF BROWN "Homies" (Quality) Reports 11 Moves up 3. Debuts 3, Same 1. Down O. Adds 4 KKFR, KKXX, KCAO, KPSI, PWR106 d-30. KGGI 8-7. FM102
28-24. Z90 21-20. HOT977 d-27, PWR102 0-35
MOODSWINGS "Spiritual High (State Of Independence)" (Arista)
51eports 11 Moves Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 2 99X, WROK. WNVZ on-Op. KWOD 18-14, WOUT on, K107 ondp, KISR 0-38. KIVOE on-Op. KTMT on-Op
COREY HART "Always" (SireAVB)
Reports 11 Moves Up 2, Debuts 2, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 1 WOGN. KXXR on-Op, KISN 23-19. WGTZ on, CK105 d-40. WHTO 0.27. KOKZ on. KTRS on, KTMT 0v-Op
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THE BACK PAGE®
NATIONAL AIRPLAY OVERVIEW
NOVEMBER 6, 1992
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HEIGHTS/How Do You Talk To An Angel (Capitol) MADONNA/Erotica (Sire/WB)
4 2 2 4 EN VOGUE/free Your Mind (EastWest/Atlantic Group)
9 6 13 10
5 0 7 0
ANNIE LENNOX/Walking On Broken Glass (Arista) TREY LORENZ Someone To Hold (Epic)
28 18 14 II
8 0 9 0
BOBBY BROWN/Good Enough (MCA) SAIGON KICKkove Is On... (Third Stone/Atlantic Group)
17 14 10 0 JON SECADA/Do You Believe In Us? (SBK/ERG)
20 15 12 C) TLC/What About Your Friends (LaFace/Arista)
24 17 14
ERIC CLAPTON/Layla (Reprise)
CD 29 20 17
MARY J. BLIGEIReal Love (Uptown/MCA)
5 4 6 13 DEF LEPPARDAlave You Ever Needed... (Mercury)
18 16 15 ap MICHAEL W. SMITHA Will Be Here... (Reunion/Geffen)
25 21 18
SNAP/Rhythm Is A Dancer (Arista)
7 7 II 16 CHARLES á EDDIE/Would ILie To You (Capitol)
31 24 20
DAMN YANKEES/Where You Goin Now (WB)
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28 29 31
22 26 25
MICHAEL BOLTON/To Love Somebody (Columbia)
e SPIN DOCTORS/Little Miss Can't Be Wrong (Epic) a BON JOVI /Keep the Faith (Mercury)
35 27 24
RICHARD MARX/Chains Around My Heart (Capitol)
1 3 13 22 P SMYTH el/ HENLEY/Sometimes Love Just... (MCA)
3 8 16 23 COLOR ME BADE/forever.. (Giant/Reprise/Perspective/A&M)
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19 24 FIREHOUSE/When ILook Into Your Eyes (Epic)
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SHAllt IEver Fall In Love (Gasoline Alley/MCA)
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PETER GABRIEL/Digging In The Dirt (Geffen)
e 8 13 21 27 BOYZ II MEN/End Of The Road (Motown)
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SHANICE/Saving Forever For You (Giant/Reprise)
ELTON JOHN/The Last Song (MCA)
36 rit) REMBRANDTS/Johnny, Have You (Atco/Allantic Group)
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EXPOSEA Wish The Phone Would Ring (Arista) R.E.M./Drive (WB)
23 26 2 33 19 19 23 34
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ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT/People., .(Chrysalis/ERG) BAD COMPANY/How About That (Atco/Atlantic Group) U2/Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses (Island/PLG)
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ROXETTEMow Do You Doi (EMI/ERG) TOM COCHRANE/Washed Away (Capitol) BOYZ II MEN/in The Still Of The Night (Motown) GENESIS/Never ATime (Atlantic/AG) GO WEST/faithful (EMI/ERG)
N&A Pg. 86; Playlists Pg. 73; Parallels Pg. 78; Parallel Chart Analysis Pg. 85
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7 6 4 0 TLC/What About Your Friends (LaFace/Arista)
5 3 1 2 MIKI HOWARD/Ain't Nobcdy Like You (Giant/Reprise)
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THEY LORENZ/Someone To Hold (Epic)
6 5 6 0 CHUCKII BOOKER/Games (Atlantic/AG)
17 12 10 0 TONI BRAXTON/LcNe Shoulda Brought.. (LaFace/Arista)
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7 0 VANESSA WILLIAMS/Work To Do (Wing/Mercury)
13 9 8
LO-KEY?1 Got A Thang 4Ya (Perspective/A&M)
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CECE PENISTONAnside That ICried (A&M) SHABBA RANKS f/JOHNNY GILL/Slow And Sexy (Epic)
3 2 2 10 TROOP/Sweet November (Atlantic/AG)
28 20 15 0 BOBBY BROWN/Good Enough (MCA)
e 19 16 14 11) KEITH SWEATA Want To Love You Down (Elektra)
25 17 16
SWV/Right Here (RCA)
26 21 19
PORTRAIT/Here We Go Again! (Capitol)
2 297 22 31 Co
SHAM( IEver Fall In Love (Gasoline Alley/MCA) SADE(No Ordinary Love (Epic)
21 19 17 17 PM DAWNA'd Die Without You (Gee Street/LaFace/Arista)
29 23 22 faD WRECKX-N-EFFECTflump Shaker (MCA)
27 22 20 C) CHANTE' MOORE/Love's Taken Over (Silas/MCA) 16 13 13 20 SPECIAL GENERAT1ON/Litt Your Head... (Bust It)
20 18 18 21 RACHELLE FERRELL/Til You Corne Back To Me (Capitol)
e 38 29 eD AFTER 7/Baby I'm For Real (Virgin)
30 25 24
NONA GAYEA'm Overloyed (Third Stone/Atlantic Group)
36 28 26 e MAD COBRA/flex (Columbia)
a 2 1 3 25 AL B. SURE!/Bight Now (WB)
38 31 28
MAXI PRIEST ,Groovin' In The Midnight (ChansmaNirgin)
4 4 11 27 ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT/People... (Chrysalis/ERG)
37 34 e' LORENZO/Make Love 2Me (Alpha International/PLG)
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e GEORGE DUKE/No Rhyme, No Reason (WB) e MR. LEE 1/11. KELLY/Hey Love (Can IHave...) (Jive)
e 33 24 25 32 PRINCE & N.P.G./My Name Is Prince (Paisley Park/WB)
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SIMPLE PLEASURE/Where Do We Go (Reprise)
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FREDDIE JACKSON/Can ITouch You (Capitol)
34 33 30 35 PRINCE MARKIE DEE/Trippin Out (Columbia)
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GERALD ALSTONMell Of ASituation (Motown) CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS/All ISee (Uptown/MCA)
a 40 ED BRIAN MCKNIGHT/Goalbye My Love (Wing/Mercury)
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STEPHANIE MILLS/All Day. All Night (MCA)
New & Active, TOP 10 Recurrent' Pg. 52
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U2/Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild... (Islard/PLG)
R.E.M./Drive (WB)
5 5 ID BLACK CROWESMotel Illness (Def American/Reprise)
12 7 6 0 BON JOVI/Keep The Faith (Mercury)
4 4 4 5 DAMN YANKEES/Where You Goin' Now (WB)
11 8 7 0 DAN BAIRDA Love You Period (Del American/Reprise)
2 1 1 7 EXTREME/Rest In Peace (A&M)
18 10 9 0 IzzY STRADLIN &THE JU JU.../Shuftle It.. (Geffen)
fe KEITH RICHARDS/Wicked As It Seems (Virgin)
; ° 1 12 8 1 10 GUNS N' ROSES/Yesterdays (Geffen)
-- 21 13 0 JEFF HEALEY BAND/Cruel Little Number (Arista)
20 13 12 0 OZZY OSBOURNE/Time After Time (Epic Associated) BREAKER (1) NEIL YOUNG,Vvai Of Man (Reprise)
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PETER GABRIEL/Digging In The Dirt (Geffen) ALICE IN CHAINS/Them Bones (Columbia) SPIN DOCTORS/Jimmy Olsen's Blues (Epic) TEMPLE OF THE DOG/Say Hello To Heaven (A&M)
213 22 117 0 HELMET/Unsung (Interscope/Atlantic Group)* 7 14 4 19 REMBRANDTS/Johnny Have You... (Atco/Atlantic Group)
22 19 16 e.,,Z MICHAEL PENN/Seen The Doctor (RCA)*
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BAD COMPANY/This Could Be... (Atco/Atlantic Group)
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SUICIDAL TENDENCIES/Nobody Hears (Epic) STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN & DOUBLE.../Shake For... (Epic)
24 20 20 24 AU:IC/Highway To Hell (AtcwAtlantic Group)
32 ttee.: ARC ANGELS/Too Many Ways To Fall (DGC)
26 30 27 C TOAD THE WET SPROCKET/Walk OR.. (Columbia)
37 33 28 a/ JOE SATRIANI/friends (Relativity)
56 45 36 e, SASS JORDAN/1f You're Gonna Love Me (Impact/MCA) 38 35 3' e DREAM THEATRE/Pull Me Under (Atco/Atlantic Group)
7 Ii 24 30 PEARL JAM 'Jeremy (Epic Associated)
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e ROGER WATERS/The Bravery Of Being Out.. (Columbia) e JACKYL/The Lumberjack (Geffen)
44 40 3' © MOTHER LOVE BONE/Stardog Champion (Mercury)
39 36 36 © 10,000 MANIACS/These Are Days (Elektra)
5 9 26 36 BAD COMPANY/Row About That (Atco/Atlantic Group)
PETER GABRIEL/Steam (Geffen)
4583 5443 4470 t DADA/Dizz Knee Land (IRS)
60 46 C , WARRANT/T he Bitter Pill (Columbia)
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GLORIA ESTEFAN/Always Tomorrow (Epic)
13 12 10 0 ERIC CLAPTON/Layla (Reprise)
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HEIGHTS/How Do You Talk To An Angel (Capitol) RESTLESS HEART/When She Cries (RCA)
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SWING OUT SISTER/Am IThe Same Girl (Mercury) CHARLES & EDDIE Would ILie To You (Capitol) TOAD THE WET SPROCKET/All IWant (Columbia) THEY LORENZ/Someone To Hold (Epic) RICHARD MARX/Chains Around My Heart (Capitol) PETER CETERA w CHAKA KHAN/Feels Like... (WB) CELINE DIONAVothing Broken But My Heart (Epic)
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21 :2 23 PETER CETERA/Restless Heart (WB)
a BREAKER e2;) NORTHERN EXPOSURE/Theme From Northern... (MCA)
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GO WEST/faithful (EMI/ERG)
12 11 13 26 EPHRAIM LEWIS/Drowning In Your Eyes (Elelctra)
21 25 26 27 ELTON JOHN/The One (MCA)
' 14 23 28 LIONEL RICHIE/My Destiny (Motown)
14 19 24 29 K.D. LANG/Constant Craving (Sire/WB)
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SADE/No Ordinary Love (Epic)
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Associate Reporters Pg. 57
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PETER GABRIEL/Us (Geffen) 10,000 MANIACS/Our Time In Eden (Elektra) SOUL ASYLUM/Grave Dancers Union (Columbia) SUNDAYS/Blind (DGC) U2/Achtung Baby (Island/PLG) INXS/Welcorne To Wherever You Are (Atlantic/AG) SCREAMING TREES/Sweet Oblivion (Epic) SUGAR/Copper Blue (Rykodisc) RAMONES/Mondo Bizarro (Radioactive) SUZANME VEGA/99.9 F(A&M) MICHAEL PENN/Free-For-All (RCA) TALKING HEADS/Popular Favorites 1976-1992... (Sire/WB) PAUL WELLER/Paul Weller (GoiDiscs/London/PLG) NED'S ATOMIC DUSTBIN/Nil Sleeping... (Track) (Chaos) NINE INCH NAILS/tiroken (EP) (NothirelVTAnterscme/AG) MORRISSEY/Your Arsenal (Sire/Reprise) MOODSWINGS/Moodfood (Arista) DADA/Puzzle (IRS) NENEH CHERRYMomebrew (Virgin)
Complete TOP 30 New Rock Chart Pg. 68
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O RIPPINGTONS/Weekend In Monaco (GAP)
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BOB JAMES & EARL KLUGH/Cool (WB) BERNARD OATTES/Frame By Frame (Sin -Drome)
JIM CHAPPELL/1n Search Of The Magic (Real Music) NORMAN BROWN/Just Between Us (MoJAll)
7 GEORGE JINDA AND WORLD NEWS/George Jinda.. (JVC)
O WALTER BEASLEYAntimacy (Mercury)
ap9 PAT METHENY/Secret Story (Geffen) GEORGE DUKE/Snapshot (WB)
Complete TOP 30 NAC Chart Pg. 58
Complete TOP 30 Contemporary Jazz Chart Pg. 58
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LORRIE MORGAN/Watch... (BNA Entertainment)
PAM TILLIS/Shake The Sugar Tree (Arista) BILLY DEAN/it There Hadn't Been You (SBK/Liberty) ALABAMAA'm In A Hurry (And Don't Know Why) (RCA) MARK CHESNUTTA3ubba Shot The Jukebox (MCA) MARK COLLIE/Even The Man In The Moon.. (MCA) TANYA TUCKER/Two Sparrows In A Hurricane (Liberty) RADNEY FOSTER/Just Call Me Lonesome (Arista) GEORGE STRAITA Cross My Head (MCA) CLINT BLACK/Burn One Down (RCA) BROOKS & DUNNA_ost & Found (Arista) MARTY STUART/Now That's Country (MCA) ALAN JACKSON/She's Got The Rhythm... (Arista) KATHY MATTEA/Lonesome Standard Time (Mercury) M.C. CARPENTER wiJ. DIFFIE/Not Too... (Columbia) VINCE GILL Don't Let Our Love Start... (MCA) TRAVIS TRITT/Lord Have Mercy On... (WB) RESTLESS HEART/When She Cries (RCA) HAL KETCHUM.'Sure Love (Curb) TRACY LAWRENCE/Somebody... (Atlantic Nashville/AG)
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GARTH BROOKS/Somewhere Other Than... (Liberty)
BREAKER ED DOUG STONE/Too Busy Being In Love (Epic)
BREAKER e GEORGE JONESA Don't Need Your Rockin'... (MCA)
BREAKER ZD DIAMOND R10/1n A Week Or Two (Arista)
DEBUTS
DEBUi
eZ) ROBERT ELLIS ORRALLA3ooml It Was Over (RCA) CONFEDERATE RAILROAD/Oueen (Atlantic Nashville/AG)
Complete TOP 50 Country Chart Pg. 60; Country Song Information Index Pg. 64
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