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IN THE NEWS
BEGINS SUMMER '86
THIS WEEK Jeff Smulyan, Steve Crane take control of Emmis Paulette Williams Station Mgr. at KMEL Don Peterson VP /GM at KBEQ Chris Turner OM at WTMP Dave Bishop PD at WMGF
WHJJ reprimands talk host for conflict of interest Steve Kelly PD at WZXR Pat McKay OM at WZOU Peter Zolnowski OM at KOMA & KIMY Gloria Briggs Director of ABC FM KCFX switches to Classic Rock Calm prevails this week in lyrics controversy Jon Reed PD at WONE Joe Koetter GSM at WCII & WDJX Orson Welles's 'War Of The Worlds' remembered Page 5, 6, 10, 12
REASONS WHY YOU DON'T NEED A CONSULTANT Consultant Charles Warner takes a satirical approach to the question of hiring a consultant, by listing a litany of excuses managers employ to avoid seeking outside help. Page 26
Four Arbitrons A Year For Top 75 Markets R&R has learned from.a highat Arbitron that the ratings firm will begin measuring all of the top 75 markets four times per year, starting with the summer '86 sweep next June. Presently, all of those markets have at least two surveys; 26 have winter sweeps, 14 are measured in the summer. According to the spokesperson, 'We're going to make the rates as attractive as possible for stations to support the increased measurement. We'll be notifying them in the next few days regarding details.' Explaining the timing for the announcement, the spokesperly-placed source
thought. It's gotten a great deal of attention from advertisers, especially those like Coca-Cola
and McDonald's, who care about summer business. Also, stations have become used to doing business this way. They like the fact that you don't have to live for six months with a doggone book. 'When we tried to sell the concept of increased measurement four or five years ago, there was tremendous resistARBITRON,'See Page 12
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host of country entertainers singing Nelson's best -known songs. Ricky Skaggs won Entertainer of the Year, Single of the Year was 'Why Not Me' by the Judds (who also won top vocal group honors), Lee Greenwood's 'God Bless The USA' was Song of the Year, George Strait won Album of the Year and the Male Vocalist award, while Reba McEntire was Female Vocalist of the Year. Sawyer Brown won the Horizon Award, while cohost Anne Murray won best duo honors with Dave Loggins. Full CMA Week details next week from Lon Helton. Pictured are Murray (right) and Loretto Lynn sa luting Patsy Cline, and (above) Skaggs.
Keymarket Buys Amaturo Stations
son said, 'Birch has brought its Augusta, GA -based Keymarprime selling point continu- ket Group, a 17-station chain of ous measurement to the sur- secondary market properties, face a lot faster than we ever has agreed to purchase Ama-
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turo Group (AGI) stations KMJQ /Houston, KMJM /St. Louis, and WLTI /Detroit. Terms were not disclosed, but industry sources estimated the value at approximately $65 mil-
Confer and Paul Rothfuss because they had been friends for a long time; because of our respect for Keymarket's many successes; the great similarity in operating style and philosophy; and because of AGI's belief in Keymarket's equitable treatment of its personnel.' Confer and Rothfuss remarked, 'This represents a new high and an outstanding opportunity for us. We have been familiar
lion, including a $45 million price tag for market-leading, Urban- formatted KMJQ. If accurate, that would be the high- with the operations of the Amaest price ever paid for a single turo stations and its top executives for many years, and station. it's our intent to build on those AGI Joseph Amaturo said, strengths with the same people 'Over the past few years there and the same dedication.'
have been several companies The application for transfer wanting to purchase these sta- of ownership will be filed with tions. We agreed to sell them to the FCC within the next three Keymarket principals Kerby weeks. When approved, AmaRick Balls ' KSHE /St. Louis PD Rick Balis has been named Operations .
WSM, GRAND OLE OPRY TURN 60 Lon Helton salutes CMA Week with a look back at the long history of WSMI Nashville and the Grand Ole Opry, plus profiles of the three CMA DJs of the Year.
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Manager/PD of the Emmis AOR. Balis, unavailable for comment, took over as PD for the second time in February of '84 after an absence of seven months. He had been with the station from 1977 -83, serving as PD for the last two and a half years of that stint. VP /GM John Beck commented, 'Rick Balis's steady hand has guided this classic, heritage rock station from the 5.6 share it held when Emmis took over in BALIS /See Page 12
Harper PD At WDTX WNIC /Detroit morning man Jim Harper has left the station to program new competitor WDTX. Harper, who was able to partially amend his contract with WNIC to make the move, must wait until February 1 to assume an airshift. ',Harper becomes the fourth WNIC staffer to join WDTX, following President and GM Lorraine Golden, GSM Mary Bennett, and Promotion Director Carolyn Kreiger. Commen-
ting on Harper's appointment, Golden said, 'In addition to his vast programming experience and consistent ratings successes, Jim is one of Detroit's leading morning personalities. His extensive background in both areas gives us the definitive edge for this innovative music format.' Harper, who was with WNIC for nine years, programmed the station until about a year ago, HARPER /See Page 12
turo will no longer have any radio interests. Keymarket also owns 13 other radio stations eight FM and five AM primarily in Southern and South-
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Straus Ups Three Straus Communications has promoted WMCA /New York PD Jeanne Straus to VP /Operations for the parent company. Simultaneously, GSM Carey Davis has been upped to Station Manager, while Eric Straus returns to the station as GSM. 'We're doing this for two reasons,' Chairman Peter Straus explained. 'One is to move up the new, younger leaders of the management. The other is to help us expand more rapidly.' Straus says he'd like to build up to the 12 AM and 12 FM limit 'but not overnight.' The group now consists of WMCA; WELVAM & FM /Ellenville, NY; and WFTR -AM & FM /Front Royal, VA. Two additional purchases are now in negotiation. Jeanne Straus has been PD of Talk-formatted WMCA for the past three years. As VP /Operations'she'll supervise day-to-day activities at all five stations. STRAUS /See Page 12
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Welles's War Of The Worlds: When Radio Panicked America
OCTOBER 18, 1985
CAN COUNTRY PLAY IN THE CITY? Network country programs have problems being placed in the major markets. Reed Bunzel undertakes to find out why by talking to the nets themselves. Page 22 Transactions
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Century's KMEL /San Francisco has named former KMGG /Los Angeles GSM Paulette Williams to the
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commented, 'Ms. Williams had a remarkable track record as GSM of our former Los Angeles station for three years. We are delighted to have her rejoin Century in this important post at KMEL.' KMEL VP /GM Rick Lee elaborated, 'Paulette is one of the most talented and enthusiastic broadcast professionals in the business, and we feel her years of experience in directing successful broadcast sales teams will augment our efforts and growth.' Serving in a variety of sales capacities at Los Angeles stations KHTZ, KHJ, KTNQ & KGBS, Williams began her broadcast career
as Research Coordinator at KMPC. 'I'm really delighted to be back with Howard Grafman and Century in such a fine market as San Francisco. The potential at KMEL really makes this an exciting step in my career.'
McKay Moves To WZOU As OM Steve Kelly
Forty-seven years ago last week, Orson Welles's 'War Of The Worlds' broadcast inadvertently proved radio's power over the listening public. Last week, after a distinguished film career, Welles died. Below, Brad Messer refreshes our memories on the historic (and hysteric) impact of Welles's radio drama. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. From the Meridian Room in the Park Plaza in New York City, we bring you the music of Ramon Raquello and his orchestra. With d touch of the Spanish, Ramon Raquello leads off with 'La Cumpar-
sita.' (Music established, then interrupted.) Ladies and gentlemen, we interrupt our program of dance music to bring you a special bulletin from
the Intercontinental Radio News. At 20 minutes before eight, Central Time, Professor Farrell of the Mt. Jennings Observatory, Chicago, Illinois, reports observing several
explosions of incandescent gas, occurring at regular intervals on the planet Mars . . Orson Weller was 22 years old already making $1000 a week in radio when CBS hired him in 1938 to create the weekly dramatic program 'The Mercury Theater On The Mr.' A stage actor since childhood, Welles had branched out into radio as a voice talent, and became the voice of Lamont Cranston in the radio drama 'The Shadow' in
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The Mercury Theater's hourlong live-action program premiered in WELLES /See Page 6
WHJJ Reprimands Talk Show Host For Conflict WHJJ /Providence issued
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Turner New OM At WTMP Willis Broadcasting National PD Chris Turner has accepted the Operations Manager post at Wester ville's 5 kw Black/Urban AM outlet WTMP /Tampa. Turner, who had been overseeing Willis's gospel oriented group while acting as PD
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maintain his Alik israh consultancy firm. President/GM Paul Major commented, 'I'm pleased to have Chris aboard. We've known each other for years, and his experience should be invaluable to the station and company.' A 23-year radio veteran, Turner brings programming experience from Philadelphia, Charlotte,
Morgan got the fee to promote an October 8 seminar by Harvey Diamond, coauthor of the best-selling diet book, 'Fit For Life.' During the same visit to Providence, Dia-
mond discussed the seminar as a guest on Morgain's llam -2pm talk show.
After the arrangement was brought to light by WLNE-TV/ Providence (Ch. 6), which gave extensive coverage to the story last week, WHJJ PD Ron St. Pierre gave Morgan a letter calling his action a 'conflict of interest.' St. Pierre wrote, 'By taking a fee as promoter and not disclosing that fact to your audience, you have created this conflict. You should have disclaimed all discussion of the seminar that took place outside paid commerical announcements. 'Under no circumstances are you ever again to discuss your outside business interests on your program as a topic. The lone exception is within the structure of paid commercials. 'Your character and motivation are not being questioned by the We feel you acted management innocently and without the intent to deceive.' St. Pierre said Morgan made no
Kelly PD At WZXR Summit's WZXR/Memphis has appointed WCZY /Detroit MD /Assistant PD/afternoon personality Pat McKay Steve Kelly PD, following the Former KBEQ /Kansas City PD resignation of Steve Christian last week. Kelly will also do WZXR's -Pat McKay has taken the newlymorning show. His music duties at created post of Operations Manager for WZOU /Boston. PD Jim CutWCZY have been turned over to Kathy Means, while all-nighter ler will still oversee programming Doug Dunbar will now handle of the CHR outlet, which currently trails format competitors WXKSafternoons. Summit Exec. VP Pete Schulte FM and MITT. WHDH & WZOU VP/GM Al Law told R&R, 'Steve and I worked together at Q105 in Tampa, and we told R&R, 'Pat has compiled an always felt down the line he had enviable record over the past sevgreat potential as a PD. Now I'm eral years and comes to WZOU delighted he's getting the chance.' having worked with some of the WZXR VP /GM Bill Thomas best radio minds in the country. I praised both Christian and Kelly: know he'll be a positive addition to 'It's a difficult transition moving the 'Zoo.' '
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Don Peterson has been named VP/GM for Capitol Broadcasting's KBEQ /Kansas City, beginning October 28. He joins the CHR outlet from KLTR /Houston, where he served four and a half years as GSM. The KBEQ manager's chair had been vacant since Gary Rodriguez left the station in late January. Commented Capitol President Jim Goodmon, 'Don is a very bright and energetic leader. Kansas City is extremely competitive, and with Don at the helm we know that Q104 will maintain its market
leadership position.' Prior to KLTR (and its predecessor KRLY), Peterson worked eight years at WINN /Louisville, moving up through the ranks there to VP/GM. 'You don't get many chances to go into a station that's been highly ranked for a long time. Capitol is a progressive company, and Q104 is going to remain the 'Number One Hit Music Station.' We'll shake out the men from the toys, that's for sure.'
Bishop Programs WMGF
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Dave Bishop, WBT /Charlotte PD for more than three years, has been named PD at WMGF /Milwaukee, effective November 7. WMGF VP /GM Tom Joerres commented, 'I'm ecstatic to have a program director with Dave's experience and talent. He has a good handle on the Milwaukee market, and he'll fit in nicely with the existing chemistry.' Josephson Radio's VP /Group PD Steve Goldstein added, 'Dave is an exemplary programmer who brings to Magic the versatility in programming necessary in the fast-changing Adult Contemporary
credits also include New York sta-
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tions WGR/Buffalo and WINR/ Binghamton. 'The music on the
Bishop told R&R, 'We had an AM station that has been in a
ZOLNOWSKI /See Page 6
BISHOP /See Page 12
After two years as PD at WECK/ Buffalo, Peter Zolnowski has been
named Operations Manager/Program Director at Price Communications' KOMA & KIMY/Oklahoma City. At the same time, 50 kw KOMA announced plans to switch from Country to MOR October 18; the future for Urban-formatted KIMY will be decided in January. Said VP /GM Jack Sabella, 'When we decided to take KOMA to full-service MOR, we looked to the number one station in that format in the country. That was Zolnowski-programmed WECK, and we decided that's who we wanted.' A PD since 1977, Zolnowsld's
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Hoker Broadcasting's KCFX/ Kansas City changed from its AOR -A/C hybrid approach. Monday (10 -14) to 'Classic Rock & Roll,' consulted by Fred Jacobs. Known as the 'Fox,' KCFX will
July 1938 with 'Dracula,' followed by 'Treasure Island,' 'A Tale Of Two Cities,' and other dramas receiving good audience reaction but meager ratings.
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Director Gloria Briggs, Manager/Station Relations at the ABC FM Radio Network, has been promoted to Director of the network. She will be
ten years rather than Motown hits and pop material from artists like Herman's Hermits and the Mon kees. Stevens said KCFX will aim for 25-44 males for whom 'A /Cs are too soft, AORs are too hard, and CHR is too repetitive and high energy.' However, the format's kickoff followed a weekend of playing the same 15 songs over and over, all songs with the words 'rock 'n' roll' in them, with news actualities from the '60s mixed in.
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from one format to another, and Steve Christian did a good job making the change from AOR to CHR. Now we see in Steve Kelly someone with a great CHR track record at some great CHR stations.' Kelly, who formerly programmed WNVZ/Norfolk and was MD at WRVQ /Richmond before joining WCZY a year and half ago, commented, 'They've made me the godfather offer, one I couldn't refuse. I think the biggest thing is to make people aware we're different. They still perceive us as 'Rock 103,' so we're going to have to be the most exciting CHR station in Memphis.'
responsible for the day-to-day administrative activities of the FM Network, and will report to ABC Young Adult Networks VP Dan
Forth. Forth commented, 'Gloria has an outstanding track record as Manager of both the ABC FM and Rock Radio Networks. We're confident that she will be an integral part of ABC FM's continued success.' Briggs earlier was Manager/ Station Relations at the ABC Rock Radio Network. Prior to that she served as administrator for the ABC Youth Networks.
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emphasize songs from 1964 to the present, although such early rockers as Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, and Buddy Holly will be included. The station will also play certain recurrents by compatible artists, such as Eric Clapton and John Fogerty. As for currents, PD Greg Stevens says he plans to add some in a few months when the station's identity is established. KCFX will have an AOR base, and use album cuts from the past
AM leans toward nostalgia,' he
told R &R, 'using Gannett's LPrimetime' syndication service as a programming base. We see an incredbile gap for this direction, as there's nothing unique serving the older demographics in terms of music or information.' Commenting on the more than $1 million in station improvements, Zolnowski added, 'I see how Price is making the financial cornmmitment to turn around some properties, and that's what's really working in our favor here. We've found the hole and have the corporate backing to accomplish the move.'
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TALKING HEADS EURYTHMICS L ABET Hottest: ABC 2 -1 WHITNEY HOUSTON 9 -2 JAN HAMMER 4 -3 THOMPSON TWINS 16 -9 OMD 22 -17
ARCADIA SCRITTI POLITTI MOTELS ELTON JOHN RENE L ANGELA EDDIE MURPHY SHEENA EASTON Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON TEARS POR FEARS JAN HAMMER 6 -5 OMD 18 -12
KEW/Boise, ID Wry Does ARCADIA CHRIS CROSS POINTER SISTERS MOTELS
STARSHIP
ARETHA FRANKLIN MISTER Hottest: STEVIE MONDER 10 -1 JAN HAMMER 7 -5 GLENN FREY 14 -6 TEARS FOR FEARS 15 -9 STARSHIP 13 -10
STEVIE WONDER COLLINS L MARTIN Hottest: JAN HAMMER 5-1 HUEY LEWIS I THE 2 -2 JOHN CAFFERTY 4 -4 BRYAN ADAMS 10 -9 TEARS FOR FEARS 15 -10
.
KQCRIC.d.r Rapids, IA Gary Dixon ELTON JOHN FREDDIE JACKSON ZZ TOP
SIMPLE MINDS Hottest: A -HA 1 -1 WHINEY HOUSTON 2 -2 JAN HAMMER 7 -3 STEVIE WONDER 8 -5 STARSHIP 15 -9
BRYAN ADAMS ELTON JOHN ARCADIA JACK WAGNER BALTIMORA KISS WANG CHUNG CLEMONS L BROWNE Hottest: READY FOR THE MOP -1 KOOL L THE GANG 2 -2 JAN HAMMER 3 -3 MR. MISTER 9 -7
KCMQIColumbia, MO Tuthn /Baker ARET EURYTHMICS ELTON JOHN WANG CHUNG ARCADIA Hottest: WHINEY HOUSTON S -3 JAN HAMMER 8 -6 STARSHIP 16 -10 MR. MISTER 33 -24 COLLINS L MARTIN 35-30 F.
-10
FRIf1AY n(:TnRFR 18 1985 .
4 -1
WHITNEY HOUSTON 2 -2 GLENN FREY 5 -3 SCRITTI POLITTI 17 -I1 ARETHA FRANKLIN 25 -15
KIYSIBObe, ID Tom Evans ARCADIA ELTON JOHN CHRIS CROSS KATRINA L THE WAV Hottest: LOVERBOY 3 -2 JAN
HAMMER
4
3 -1 4
-2
KMOXIFreano. CA John Berry MR. MISTER
MIAMI SOUND MACHI MOTELS OUTFIELD Hottest: MORRIS DAY 4 -3 JAN HAMMER 9 -5 STEVIE MONDER 6 -6 STARPOINT 7 -7 KLYMAXX 14 -10
John Denier ARCADIA CHRIS CROSS ELTON JOHN MAURICE WHITE (ap) SHEENA EASTON (ap)
WHITNEY HOUSTON JAN HAMMER 14 -9
POINTER
SISTERS ddp)
ELTON JOHN
ARET
6
CHRIS CROSS UB40 Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON 1 -1 STARSHIP 17 -15 HEART 19 -17 TINA TURNER 27 -20 COLLINS 6 MARTIN D-30
BUSH
7
-6
FOR FEARS :6 -1
STEVIE WONDER .7 -2' STARSHIP 12 -5 LOVERBOY 9 -6 DON HENLEY 14 -7
(dp)
ELTON JOHN SHEENA EASTON POINTER SISTERS KOOL L THE GANG ARCADIA
KISS (dp) ALISON MOTET (4p) CHRIS CROSS (Ap)
'
I
-1
JAN HAMMER
Joe Colline ELTON JOHN
ARCADIA KISS (dp) BALTIMORA CHRIS CROSS Hottest: A -HA l -1
ELTON JOHN GINO VANNELLI SIMPLE MINDS ARCADIA CHRIS CROSS Hottest: WHINEY HOUSTON 3 -1 STEVIE WONDER 6 -2 JAN HAMMER 9 -3 DON HENLEY 10 -7 STARSHIP 22 -13
STEVIE
WONDER
3
STARSHIP 16 -7
5 -3 11 -5
5
-4
II -8
KZOZISan LNb Obispo, CA
DA. CoNns 77 TOP
SIMPLE MINDS PRINCE ROGER DALTREY (Hottest:
JR.
WHITNEY HOUSTON 6 -4 THOMPSON TWINS 15 -9 STARSHIP 21 -17 COLLINS L MARTIN 70-21 MR. MISTER 38 -32
JOHN
Hottest: A -NA 1 -1 STEVIE WONDER 6 -2 JAN HAMMER 11-5
OKSDITri-Cides, WA
Taylor /O'Brien
LOVERROY 10 -7 DON HENLEY 15 -30
ELTON JOHN 3VARTF.RFLASH CHRIS CROSS ARCADIA
KTRS /Casper, WY Todd Cavanaugh
INKS
Hottest: STEVIE, WONDER 6 -2 STARSHIP 9 -3 SCRITTI POLITTI 1D -7 TEARS FOR FEARS IS-B .IAN HAMMER 14 -10
TEARS FOR FEARS 6 -4 MR. MISTER 9 -8 GLENN FREY 13 -10
246 Reporters
Current Reports
The following stations reported a frozen playlist this week: WDCGIDurham- Raleigh KFIV/Modesto
The following stations failed to report this week and therefore their playlists were frozen: WZOUIBoston WKEE/Huntington WZPLnndlanapolis Note: Z106/Philadelphia Is now
a
-2
WHITNEY HOUSTON TEARS FOR FEARS
6 -2
JAN HAMMER 10 -3 WHITNEY HOUSTON TEARS POR FEARS
KBOZFMIBosentan, MT Michael Heue
241 (Ap)
-I
7
SLYMS.n Lab Obispo. CA
STEVIE WONDER 2 -1 WHITNEY HOUSTON 3 -2
KSKD/S.Iem. OR Len E. Mlteholl
11 -4
WONDER
REA1. TIFF Hottest:
Hottest: STEVIE MONDER 2 -1 JAN HAMMER 6 -2 STARSHIP 9 -7 GLENN FREY 14 -10 MR. MISTER 36 -22
A -NA
Hottest:
STEVIE
FOOL L THE GANG
CHRIS CROSS
(dp)
Hottest: A -HA 1 -1 STEVIE WONDER 3 -2 TEARS FOR FEARS 5 -3
Hottest:
WHITNEY HOUSTON 4 -3 STING 5 -4 JAN HAMMER 17 -5 GLENN FREY 19-14
(dp)
TALKING HEADS KATE
PRINCE KISS (dp) JOE LYNN TURNER ARCADIA KOOL L THE GANG
KYYA/Blllings, MT Charlie Foss
KPOP/Sesramento. CA ()saki GadarM WANG CHUNG
LAURA BRANIGAN EE TOP (dp)
ELTON JOHN KATF. BUSH (4p) CLEMONS L DROWNS TAMARA L SEEN (.1p) MOTLEY CRUE (Ap)
CHRIS CROSS ELTON JOHN Hottest: A-HA 1 -1 JAN HAMMER 3 -2 STEVIE WONDER 6 -3 STING 5 -4
ARCADIA ELTON JOHN
WANG CHUNG SIMPLE MINDS
MORRIS DAY CHRIS CROSS ARCADIA POINTER SISTERS KOOL 6 THE GANG ELTON JOHN Hottest: -1 JAN HAMMER LOVERBOY 7 -2 TEARS FOR FEARS 15 -5 STARSHIP 13 -8 WONDER 14 -9 STEVIE
ELTON
-1
KRIM/Roswelt NM Chuck Merdn
-6
KOOT/Anchaege, AK Key Taylor
RAY PARKER
Hottest:
OUTFIELD (dp) TEARS
CO
-1
1
JAN HAMMER 4 -2 STEVIE WONDER S -3 WHITNEY HOUSTON 6 -4 JOHN COUGAR 8 -7
FREDDIE JACKSON SIMPLE MINDS CHRIS CROSS
WHINEY HOUSTON
KYNOFM/Frano, CA
Spies.
1
Bryan Casey EURYTHMICS
A -HA
2-2
3
ARCADIA GINO YARNELLI KATRINA L THE WAY
22 -14
MR. MISTER KLYMAXX ZZ TOP ARETHA FRANKLIN PRINCE (dp)
KIKXIC040eSde
THE NOR
-2
Randy Robbins
W.k.rlD.vb
-3
STARSHIP 15 -13 MR. MISTER 28 -19
2
Hottest:
-1
1
KCAQIOsnerd-Ventun, CA
-
MR.
-3
KOMModesto, CA
Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON 4 -2 STEVIE WONDER 5 -3 JAN HAMMER 7 -4 TEARS FOR FEARS 9 -5 MR. MISTER 17 -I1
KOXRIMkersfield, CA
(dp)
-3 TEARS FOR FEARS 6 -6 SCRITTI PoLITTI 9 -9
MARILLION (Ap)
I
5
WHINEY HOUSTON
1
THREE
KFIV /Modesto. CA Russ Novak
STING
CLEMONS L BROWNE ELTON JOHN HOOTERS KLYMAXX SHEENS EASTON
PARALLEL
ELTON JOHN ARCADIA (dp)
FIS
-HA
WHITNEY HOUSTON DON HENLEY 4 -3 JAN HAMMIER 7 -4 STEVIE WONDER 8
PRINCE
none Hottest: READY FOR
ELTON JOHN ARCADIA (dp) WANG CHUNG KISS (dp)
OMD Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON -1 STEVIE WONDER 5 -2 JAN HAMMER 8 -3 TEARS FOR FEARS 12 -7 LOVERBOY 11 -8
RISS (Ap) Hottest: STEVIE WONDER
A
KWNZ/Reno, NV
SkekWDavb
OMD (dpi) Hottest:
KQMQ/Honoklkr. HI Kimo Akan.
Slmyna/Newnlan
6 -5
CHUNG (Ap) ELTON JOHN MOTELS (Ap) ARCADIA (dp)
Hottest: A -HA -1 STEVIE WONDER 7 -2 LOVERBOY 10 -5 TEARS FOR FEARS 14-R MR. MISTER 29 -22
KSNDIEudene, OR
-4
SPRINGSTEEN
WANG
CHUNG
ARCADIA PRINCE EURYTHMICS 6 ARET Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON 2 -1 STEVIE WONDER 9 -2 JAN HAMMER 10 -3 TEARS FOR FEARS 18 -13 GLENN FREY 19 -14
GINO YANNELLI
THOMPSON TWINS 11 -6 HOWARD JONES 29 -23 MR. MISTER 34 -24
-2
KLYMAXX
(dp)
ELTON JOHN
RIINmrdWChrbWn
Eriekson/Perez
7
4
KROITwaon, AZ OillkdJohnson
KLUCIW Vega, NV
HOWARD JONES
zz TOP
KKROICedel Rapine, IA Tad Jecobeen
(dp) BUSH MOTLEY CRUE
TEARS FOR
Squires/Kemper
COLLINS L MARTIN ONJ Hottest: READY FOR THE WOR 1-1 JAN HAMMER 5 -2 LOVERBOY 7 -3 STARSHIP 12-4 DAVID POSTER 15 -7
BRUCE
LOVERBOY 10 -6 JAN HAMMER IS -8
KIMNID.nvet CO
-3
JAN HAMMER
15 -12 ISTER 20 -13
I
WONDER 5
MR.
EDDIE MURPHY KATRINA L THE WAV Hottest: A -HA 2 -1 STEVIE WONDiRu.3 -2
KKXXIBakaelbM, CA
Tony Weit.koe
STING
l
ONJ SIMPLE MINDS Hottest: LOVERBOY 5 -3
ARCADIA ELTON JOHN PRINCE CHRIS CROSS HOOTERS Hottest: STEVIE WONDER 4 -2 STING 5 -4 JAN HAMMER 6 -5 TEARS FOR FEARS 12-6 LOVERBOY 10 -7
WCIL.FMICerbondals, IL
'
JAGGER 6 -S
KWTOFMISpeingllM, Mike Schmidt
SyckerlRoWntme
4 -2
STEVIE
STARSHIP
WANG
-3
STING 26 -11
KNMNAIbNplerrfgs8eno Fe,
NIGHT RANGER 12 -5 GLENN FREY 11 -6 PAUL YOUNG 16 -11
-2
-8
KATE
7
PARALLEL TWO
10 -7
4
REAL LIFE. PRINCE 3 -SPEED Hottest: A -HA -1 STARSHIP 8 -3
OUARTERFIASH KATE BUSH (dp) Hottest: A -NA 1 -1
KISS
-I
STEVIE WONDER L
11
22 TOP
ELTON JOHN CHRIS CROSS
KFMWIW.teHOO, IA Merk Poner
READY FOR THE WOR 1 WHITNEY HOUSTON 11-2
-8
EURYTHMICS S ARET SIMPLE MINDS MARILLION ARCADIA RENE L ANGELA (dp) ELTON JOHN SHEENA EASTON Hottest: STEVIE WONDER 2 -1 LOVERBOY
HEART
SHEENA EASTON
Bill Stairs
HAMMER 6 -5
JAN
Jay McCall
KHTXIReno, NV John Chommle
KZZUISpok.ra, WA
JOHN
LOVERBOY
STARSHIP
BOWIE
DEAD OR ALIVE 15 -7 DAVID FOSTER 26 -12 GLENN FREY 22 -14
Hottest:
US3ISouth Bend, IN J.K. Dearing COLLINS S MARTIN
Hottest:
-4
13
WBWB/Bloomington, IN Jim Clou.
Keith Edwards
ELTON
A -HA 1 -1 STEVIE WONDER 13 -5 STARSHIP 15 -6 TEARS FOR FEARS 19 -9 BRYAN ADAMS 16 -13
KGGGIR.pid City, SD Phil Wilson
I
KLYMAXX 14 -11
14
Hottest:
l
A -HA 2 -2
KISS (dp)
(Ap)
CHRIS CROSS ARCADIA ELTON JOHN CLEMONS L BROWNE SHEENA EASTON Hottest: STARSHIP 3 -1 JAN HAMMER 8 -2 STEVIE WONDER 10 -S TEARS FOR FEARS 11 -8 COLLINS L MARTIN 25 -1P
WANG CHUNG KOOL L THE GANG ARCADIA ZZ TOP ROGER DAMFREY ARETHA FRANKLIN Hottest: -1 JAN HAMMER
Kevin Rebel
CLEMONS L BROWNE ROGER DALTREY
STEVIE WONDER 8 -3 JAN HAMMER 10 -5 STARSHIP 16 -8 COLLINS L MARTIN 20 -10
CLEMONS L BROWNE CHRIS CROSS ELTON JOHN OUARTERFLASH Hottest: -1 A -HA STING 3 -2 WHITNEY HOUSTON 4 -3 TEARS FOR FEARS 12 -6
l
I
Hottest: A -HA 3 -1 STEVIE WONDER 7 -2 STING 6 -3 WHITNEY HOUSTON 8 -4 STARSHIP 12 -6
SCRITTI POLITTI
2 -1
AIahem/Main
KDWITOpeka, KS
ARET
KOZE /Lawleton. ID
KCPXISeI1 Lake City, UT
ouktylSt.Nen
S
I
l
GLENN FREY 12 -7 TINA TURNER 20 -12
1
KKRCISIOUX Falb, SD Dan Kiel.y SIMPLE MINDS
DAVID FOSTER SIMPLE MINDS Hottest:
4 -1
FREDDIE JACKSON HOOTERS Hottest: JAN HAMMER 2 -1 TEARS FOR FEARS 8 -2 READY FOR THE WOR 6 -5 GLENN FREY 17 -7 STARSHIP 12 -9
-1
WEST S
Justin/Robbins
KIN/Peoria, IL
1
-4
22 TOP D -35
READY FOR THE NOR 2 -2 TEARS FOR PEARS 4 -3 STARSHIP 12 -7 BRYAN ADAMS 31 -12
Hottest: STEVIE WONDER STING 6 -5
DON HENLEY
7
LOVERROY 9 -7
Hottest: A -HA 1 -1
WBNOI&oadngton, IL
ELTON JOHN CLEMONS L BROWNE ARCADIA SCRITTI POLITTI MORRIS DAY Hottest: A-HA 2 -1 JAN HAMMER 6 -3 STEVIE WONDER 7 -4 TEARS FOR FEARS 10 -5 STARSHIP 9 -7
FOR THE NOR
WHITNEY HOUSTON JAN HAMMER 6 -5
JOHN
-SPEED (Ap) Hottest: -1 A -HA JAN HAMMER 11 -4 TEARS FOR FEARS 9 -5
F.
Hottest:
READY
SCRITTI PoLITTI BILLY JOEL (dp) ZZ TOP (dp) SIMPLE MINDS
KOOL
WRONIToldso, OH Joe Thoma
JOHN COUGAR SIMPLE MINDS ARCADIA Hottest: A -HA -1 STEVIE WONDER 6 -3 JAN HAMMER 10 -5 TEARS
ELTON JOHN ARCADIA
WIOOISegkons-B.y Chy. MI BNchePShsrnon
MR. MISTER Hottest: A -NA
BALTIMORA COOL L THE GANG ARCADIA WANG CHUNG KISS (dp) Hottest: JAN HAMMER 4 -3 WHINEY HOUSTON TEARS FOR FEARS HOOTERS 15 -12 HEART 25 -18
-SPEED
EURYTHMICS
WANG CHUNG Hottest: A -HA -I STEVIE WONDER 5-2 WHITNEY HOUSTON 6 -3 JAN HAMMER 10 -6 TEARS FOR FEARS 11 -8
3
ELTON JOHN CLEMONS BROWNE ARCADIA KATRINA L THE WAV KLYMAXX SCRITTI PDLITTI (4p) MOTLEY CRUE (1p) Hottest: -1 STARSHIP JAN HAMMER 9 -3 DAVID FOSTER 13 -7 GLENN FREY 15 -9 COLLINS 6 MARTIN 21 -10
ARCADIA -10
MR. MISTER
ELTON JOHN CLEMONS L BROWNE
B
JOHN
ZZ TOP (dp) KATE. BUSH (Ip) PRINCE (Ap)
BALTIMORA (Ap) REAL LIFE (dp)
WSPTIStav4M. Point WI
OUA RTE RF LASH
14
ONJ
KYYY/Bismerek, ND Bob Beck
SIMPLE MINDS (dp) JOHN WAITE (dp) Hottest: A -HA 1 -1 STEVIE MONDER 7-4 STING 6 -5 JAN HAMMER 12 -6 TEARS FOR FEARS 11 -9
WSTOIEvmsalik. IN
3
KFRXllincoln. NE
THREE
ARCADIA ELTON JOHN PRINCE EURYTHMICS S ARET KOOL L THE GANG Hottest: JAN HAMMER 3 -1 TEARS FOR FEARS 5 -2 GLENN FREY 14 -9 STARSHIP 19 -12 THOMPSON TWINS 24 -I8
ONJ SCRITTI POLITTI DAVID FOSTER
-1
1
STARSHIP 9 -6 JAN HAMMER 11 -7 LOVERBOY 10-8 DAVID FOSTER 19-15
ELTON
SHEENA EASTON KOOL L THE GANG EURYTHMICS S ARET MOTLEY CRUE. (AP)
A -HA
-5
KISS (dp)
Tracy Johnson
PARALLEL
WZOKIRockford, IL McGeMDent
SIMPLE MINDS ABC WANG CHUNG Hottest:
STING S -3 STEVIE WONDER 6 -4 JAN HAMMER 8 -S
-5
6
WHITNEY HOUSTON 4 -) STEVIE WONDER B -4 JAN HAMMER 10-5
STARSHIP
7
ADAMS 17 -14 KOKO/Omaha. NB Taylor/Dean
Hottest: READY FOR THE WOR 2
3-1
BRYAN
John Robertson
-2
SIMPLE MINDS EURYTHMICS L ARET MAURICE WHITE PRINCE OUTFIELD PREFAB SPROUT (4p) Hottest: A-HA 1 -1 WHITNEY HOUSTON 4 -2 JAN HAMMER 8 -5 TEARS FOR FEARS 9 -6 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 11 -9
WHITNEY HOUSTON 9 -7 GLENN FREY 14 -10
WW2/Dayton, OH
3
WHOTIYOUngstown, OH Dick Thompson
Cooper /Casey
KISS (Ap)
PRINCE ARCADIA EURYTHMICS
-
KOFMIOkishoma City. OK
CLeMONS I. BROWNE ELTON JOHN
-1
1
WHITNEY HOUSTON
KJ10310klehoma City, OK CaNIDAleundel
JOHN COUGAR 13-8 GLENN FREY 15-12 COLLINS I MARTIN 21 -16 ARETHA FRANKLIN 22 -19
LAURA
A -HA
7
MOTELS lap)
Stacy /Louisos
ARCADIA Hottest:
-2
Denny Collier
WAZY/IN.yeU. IN ELTON
2
KKA21Cheyenne. WY Dave Hunter
Clon
SHEENA EASTON SIMPLE MINDS 22 TOP
ARCADIA JOHN WAITE S HEENA EASTON MAURICE WHITE CHRIS CROSS KOOL A THE GANG Hottest: 'STEVIE WONDER 3 -1 WHITNEY HOUSTON 5 -2 JAN HAMMER 8 -4 TEARS POR FEARS 10 -5 STARSHIP 14 -9
ARET
SSKGISekns. KS
ZZ TOP
STEVIE MONDER 5 -2 STARSHIP 8 -3
-1
21 -12
ONJ
BALTIMORA ELTON JOHN
OHO SCRITTI PoLITTI MR. MISTER GINO YANNELL! KOOL L THE GANG (dp) SHEENA EASTON Hottest:
-2
Kirk
TEARS FOR FEARS
1
KKPDMRcMb, KS Jack Myer
ARCADIA CLEMONS L BROWNE FREDDIE JACKSON
WHITNEY HOUSTON LOVERBOY 10 -7
ARET
.
Z1MMWbon. WI Lltd&HUdson
TEARS FOR PEARS
3
STARSHIP
JAN HAMMER 10 -6 GLENN FREY 15 -8
Hottest:
-HA
I
WONDER 2 -1
KDONFM /Sell ae, CA
Moorellewley
30 -22
SCRITTI POLITTI SIMPLE MINDS CLEMONS 6 BROWNE Hottest: A -HA -1 JAN HAMMER 10 -7 TEARS FOR FEARS STARSHIP 13 -11 GLENN PREY 21 -18
Christopher Cross
ELTON JOHN
STEVIE WONDER 10 -7
MR. MISTER
Elton John
WDBRJSpringfield. IL
L
Jan Hammer Stevie Wonder Whitney Houston
Arcadia
ARCADIA EURYTHMICS
ELTON JOHN QUARTERFLASK Hottest: A -HA S -1 WHITNEY HOUSTON STING 3 -3
HOTTEST
MOST ADOEO
KRIS /Rapid City. SD Sherwin/Kellswy KLYMAXX
KKXL-FM/Gr.nd Forks, ND Nordine&Rlght
TEARS FOR FEARS 10 -5 GLENN PREY 15-10
-
A -HA 6 -3
WNCIICOWmb)s. OH Meyer/Wheeler
if14!
Hottest:
FREDDIE JACKSOK RAY PARKER JR. SIMPLE MINDS THOMPSON TWINS (dp) Nottest: JOHN COUGAR 2-1 STARSHIP 5 -2
JAN HAMMER 9 -5 TEARS POR FEARS 8 -6 DON HENLEY 12 -10
A -NA
ARCADIA EURYTHMICS
M050110yRUttred#8
ARCADIA MARILLION KATE BUSH KOOL L THE GANG CLEMONS S BROWNE CHRIS CROSS MOTELS ELTON JOHN TOMMY SHAW TALKING HEADS SHEENA EASTON Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON 6 -2 STEVIE WONDER 5 -3
K00I.
HOOTERS (dp) KATRINA 6 THE WAV (dp) SHEENA EASTON ARCADIA (ap) SIMPLE MINDS Hottest: A-HA 1 -I' WHITNEY HOUSTON 4 -2 JAN HAMMER 10 -5 HEART 26 -21 COLLINS S MART7f1:33-23
WVICILanebg.Ml
MR. MISTER
SCRITTI POLITTI
-1
1
9 -7
SIMPLE MINDS SHEENA EASTON CLEMONS I BROWNE
-
WHITNEY HOUSTON 3 -2 STEVIE WONDER 8 -3 TEARS FOR FEARS 12 -6 STARSHIP 13 -9
-I
KEVN.FMIWich)te, KS Brooks/Pearmon
WKFRIKalsn esoo, MI Terry Weinecht
WKAUTAPpleton- Oshluah, WI
1
LOVERBOY 3 -2 STING 4 -3 STARSHIP 14 -5 TEARS FOR FEARS
none Hottest: MADONNA 5 -5 WHITNEY HOUSTON 9 -9 STING 13 -13 BOWIE L JAGGER 21-21 JAN HAMMER 24 -24 7
WANG CHUNG (1p) TOMMY SHAW (4p) ELTON JOHN EURYTHMICS L ARET ONJ (4p) KATE BOSH (4p) Hottest: STARSHIP 8 -6 JAN HAMMER 9 -7 TEARS FOR FEARS 17 -14 THOMPSON TWINS 24 -20
SHEENA EASTON KATE BUSH (dp)
WKDOIAkrort OH
o,
Anderson /P.1
Blain/StepMne ARCADIA ELTON JOHN SCRITTI POLITTI
PARALLEL TWO
1
YMFargo, ND
KAY107CT01.A OK
MIDWEST
CHRIS CROSS ARCADIA ELTON JOHN SHEENA EASTON MOTELS (1p) Hottest: A -MA -1 JAN HAMMER 8 -2 TEARS FOR FEARS ABC 23 -1S HOOTERS 21 -17
WEST
CHR ADDS & HOTS
HOTTEST
P-1
reporter.
PARALLELS Parallel k Selected stations in MAN mark. that are format dominant and/ or exert a significant national influence Parallel 11, Selected stations in ondery markets that are format dom. near and/or exert a significant local or regional influence. This parallel may also contain some major market staBons Olaf do not quality for paralkgi one status
Ca. BRYAN ADAMS
One NightLove Affair (40M) 0' Reotwes
IvelhaFrankln ContMued
moron OonEnueo
ARCADIA
Electron Day (Calot.)) LP: So P.O The floss
89%
=
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market. Mat are format dominant and/ or exert a significant local influence This parallel may contain some secondary market 0/talons that Anna qualify for parallel two staNs.
000/5 0/5V
248 Reports
You Belong To The CO (MCA) tt, 0005110050/ 05.0LErecl
JOHN DOE
lid Song
100/25
N%
NAM
'Hit Song' (Any label) LP
o
44%
ewer. BI
10.
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000
r.;
MI
Oboe
0
DAVID FOSTER
Love Theme From St Elmo's Fire LP: St Erred Fire Sounder. (Atlantic)
EXAMPLE - 100 CHI mooning stations on I d. week including 25 new adds. - Percentage the we. rePdters pled, it. Reeler. Re* - Percentage, reporters 100/25
ROGER DALTREY
Alter The Fire (Atlantic)
O/
plawng the song within each
LP: Under
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Mu.
reg.,
22%
7141
Nob. Smner,
1=1;
- Number of deems moving up on the charts De.rts 20 - Number of sundae Up 51
'4
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debuting the Borg des week. Number al [email protected] report. ting no movement this 00*.101 to On. Add to On. 31-31. etc.I Dawn 0 Num.' of modng
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Be Near Me (Mercury/PolyGram)
140
LP: How To BOA 21llonaire
21EM
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57%
ASIA
Take On Me (WB) LP: AMA
241M
10%
2r. =
DEENA EASTON Do lt For Love (EMI
amen.)
LP Du You
07/57
21%
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NM
Boy In The Box (EMI Amerce) LP Boy M The Box
tip
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POLL
DUNS
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Separate Dyes. (Mantic) LP OEM NioNs Soundtralt
non,
El%
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111111111 EURYTHMICS & ARETHA FPANKUN
Sisters Are Dom' Hunt
1,Se/omen
(RCA)
Tomsk
UNIDO
67%
1=1. IBREAKER
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1985/105
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OCTOBER 18, 1985/ 109
RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY L_
CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO BREAKERS
HOTTEST
MOST ADDED ARCADIA (145)
JAN HAMMER (164)
Election Day (Capitol)
Miami Vice Theme (MCA)
ELTON JOHN (134)
STEVIE WONDER (146)
Part-Time Lover (Tamla /Motown) TEARS FOR FEARS (125)
Wrap Her Up (Geffen)
SCRITTI POLITTI
EURYTHMICS & ARETHA FRANKLIN (66)
Perfect Way (WB)
Head Over Heels (Mercury /PolyGram)
For Themselves SHEENA EASTON (57) Do It For Love (EMI America) KOOL & THE GANG (56) Emergency (De -Lite/PolyGram)
Sisters Are Doin'
67% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 74, Debuts 36, Same 30, Down 1, Adds 25 including Z106, WRSR, WLS -FM, 92X, KOPA, WOUT, KBOS. See Parallels, moves 38 -33 on the CHR chart.
It
A -HA (114) Take On Me (WB)
WHITNEY HOUSTON (111)
Saving All My Love For You (Arista)
EURYTHMICS & ARETHA FRANKLIN
Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves (RCA)
FMCHRISTOPHER CROSS
67% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 37, Same 59, Down 0, Adds 66 including B104, WHIT, PRO -FM, KRBE, 0105, WGCL, KIIS-FM. See Parallels, debuts at number 40 on the CHR chart.
'Charm The Snake' (WB) 47/47
Moves: Up O. Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 47 including WPHD, Z93, KRBE, WGCL, WMMS, WKTI, 1f108, KC101, WKRZ -FM. WBBQ. KHFI. WKDD, KNMQ, KF95, KIYS.
LAURA BRANIGAN 'Hold Me' (Atlantic) 46/5 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 39, Down 0. Adds 5, KAMZ. KTUX, KIIK, WZON, KBIM, WXKS-FM on, PRO -FM on. WQUE -FM on, WGCL on, WVSR 39-37. WFMI on, WROC on. WKFR on, KF95 d -34, KRO on.
EDDIE MURPHY 'Party All The
Time' (Columbia) 45/17
Moves: Up 17. Debuts 5, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 17 including WBEN-FM, WNYS, KBEQ, KOPA, KKRZ. KUBE, WLAN -FM, 98PXY, WNOK -FM, KAMZ, KBOS, KOMO, KAFM 27 -18, KTKS 39-24, WHYT 23 -9, WBBO 27 -22.
BALTIMORA 'Tarzan Boy' (Manhattan) 44/13
Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 29, Down 0. Adds 13 including WPHD, CHUM. KWSS, WVSR, Z104, WRON, KDON -FM, WGUY, WOMP -FM, WFXX, KWES, KYYY, SLY96. WKSE d-40, KMEL d -29.
JANE WIEDLIN 'Blue Kiss' (IRS/MCA) 42/1 Moves: Up 12, Debuts 3, Same 26, Down 0. Adds 1, CFTR, WPHD 34-33, WERZ 4037, WPST 32 -28, WZLD d-40, WANS -FM 37 -32, KTUX 35 -31. K093 30-26, KDON -FM 40-36, KCPX 39-35, 95XXX 37-33, WFXX 21 -17, WVBS 34-31, WBWB 36-34,
NEW & ACTIVE
WDBR d-38.
STARPOINT 'Object Of My Desire' (Eleldra) 39/5 Moves: Up 19. Debuts 1, Same 14, Down 0. Adds 5, 940, WNVZ, KOPA, WBBQ, WCGQ, K106 29 -26, WXKS -FM 33.30, FMARCADIA
'Election Day' (Capitol) 145/145
Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 145 including WXKS -FM, Z100, B94, FM, 1396. WMMS, KBEQ, KIIS -FM. KKRZ, KMJK, KPLUS.
0107, Z93, KTKS, 93FM, WQUE
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GO WEST
JOHN 'Wrap Her Up' (Geffen) 134/134
QELTON Moves: Up 0,
Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 134 including WBEN-FM, WKSE, WPHD, WCAU -FM, WAVA, KAFM, Y100, 0105. WLS -FM, WGCL, WMMS, WZUU, KWK, 0103, KPLUS.
HOWARD JONES 'Like To Get To Know You
WNYS 33-30. 2100 13 -10, WCAU-FM 19-15, Z106 25-19. 195 34 -29, WHYT 28-24, WLAN -FM 33-27, WSPK 30 -25, KTUX 28 -22, WRON 28-22.
Well' (Eleldra) 128/9
Moves: Up 59. Debuts 15. Same 45. Down 0, Adds 9, CHUM, K104, WAMX, WANS -FM, WCKN, KRNO, KIMN, OK100, 95XIL, KAFM 31 -26, KTKS 40-36, KMEL 25 -21, WOKI 39-32, WKHI 39-32, KHTX 29-23.
'Eye To Eye' (Chrysalis) 39/2
Moves: Up 10, Debuts 12. Same 15, Down 0, Adds 2, KAFM, WPST, WCAU -FM 25-19, KTKS d -39, KMJK 25-22, FM102 11 -10, KMEL 16-14, KPLUS 33.31, 0100 d-38. WNOK -FM 38-33, WRON d-28, WOYP 38-35, WPFM 40-34, WBWB 30.25, KZOZ 32-30.
MOTELS
'Shock' (Capitol) 35/19
Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 19 including WKSE. WCAU -FM, WHYT, 2299. KKRZ, WRCK, WTLO, WFMI, WLRS, WKDD, WROC. KBOS, KMGX, WMMS on, KTUX d -39.
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'Running Up That HIII' (EMI America) 124/28
Moves: Up 41, Debuts 16, Same 39, Down 0, Adds 28 including WBEN -FM, KRBE, 195. Y100, WOUE -FM, 0105, WGFM, WCKN, WROC, KPOP, WYKS, Y94, PRO -FM 24-19, 940 24 -18, 2299 33 -28.
KLYMAXX
'I Miss You' (Constellation/MCA) 10018
KYNO -FM, Moves. Up 39, Debuts 16, Same 25, Down 2, Adds 18 including 0103, KZZP, K104, WSPK, WANS -FM. WQUT, KRO. 95XIL, WGLF, KKLS -FM. KWNZ.
PRINCE
'America' (WB) 99/34
Moves: Up 5, Debuts 22, Same 38, Down 0, Adds 34 including WXKS-FM, WNYS, CKOI, WCAU -FM, WKTI, KDWB-FM; KHTR, KPLUS. 98PXY, Y107, WIGY, KZOZ, WKSE 37 -30. WRSR 36-31, KIKX 40-32.
WANG CHUNG 'To Live & Die In
LA.'
(Geffen) 89/24
Moves: Up 7, Debuts 12, Same 46, Down 0, Adds 24 including WKSE, WOUE -FM, 0103, KNBO, 930, WSKZ, KZIO, WRQN, KPOP, WJZR, KYYY, KBIM, WPHD 39-36, KUBE 35 -31, WVSR 40-36.
ROGER DALTREY
'After The Fire' (Atlantic) 79/9
KZOZ, Moves. Up 32, Debuts W. Same 28, Down 0, Adds 9, ZZ99, KMJK, WFMI, KCPX, KOIZ -FM, WYKS, WXLK, KKRC, WPHD 36 -32, PRO-FM 35 -30, Y100 37 -34, WMMS 31 -28, WTLO 28 -23, WOKI 27 -23.
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KISS 'Tears Are Falling' (Mercury/PolyGram) 73/33
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Lao Moves Up 5, Debuts 16, Same 19,
'I'll
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HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS 'Back In Time' (Chrsyalls) 69/2 -FM 10-8. Moves. Up 46, Debuts 1, Same 14, Down 6, Adds 2, WAMX. WSKZ, Y100 33-24, 010228 -24, WKTI 14 -11, WLOL 23 -19. KKRZ 14 -8, WBCY 8 -3, KZFM 13 -9, WORD 30 -24, KZ93 16 -11, WIOG 2 -2, WXLK 37 -28, WBWB 32-29. KOZE
TALKING HEADS 'And She Was' (Sire/WB) 68/8
WPHD Moves: Up 28, Debuts 9. Same 23, Down 0. Adds 8, WLS, WLS -FM, KPLUS, WRAC, KQXR, KPOP, KFMN, WZYP, 38-35, PRO-FM 29 -24, B96 24 -21, KKRZ 36 -32, KIIK 34 -30, WFXX 34 -29, WCIL -FM 13-10.
MAURICE WHITE 'Stand By Me' (Columbia) 68/5
Moves: Up 32, Debuts 7, Same 22, Down 2, Adds 5. WBEN -FM, WQUE -FM, WHJOT, KIKX, WDBR, WKSE 27.22, 940 22 -19, WHYT 22 -16, 0103 35-32, WLAN -FM 34 -30, WBCY 26-21. WCKN 27-16, 94TYX 29 -25, KMGX 26 -21, WKHI 30 -26.
KATRINA & THE WAVES 'Oue Te Oulero' (Capitol) 64/13
Moves: Up 3, Debuts 3, Same 45, Down Q Adds 13 including CKOI, CHUM, 195, KWOD, WSPK, 930, WKFR, KIYS, KOMO, KCAO, KOIZ -FM. WGLF, WKDD 40-34, KSKD d -36, 95XXX 36-32.
MARILUON 'Kayleigh' (Capitol) 60/4
0100 Moves. Up 18. Debuts 5, Same 33. Down 0, Adds 4. Y106, WROC, KSND, WBWB, WMMS 28 -25, KPLUS 39-28, 29 -22. WRCK 29 -27. WZLD 38-36, KTUX 38-32, WGUY 35 -31, 95XIL 38-35, WHSL 37-34, WAZY -FM 37 -34. OK95 36-32. SHEENA EASTON 'Do
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For Love' (EMI America) 57/57
OUARTERFLABH 'Talk To
Ms' (Geffen) 35/15
Moves: Up 4, Debuts 5, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 15 including WPHD, WVSR, K104, WTLO, WFMI, KZZU, KISR, KNOE -FM. KKLS-FM, 99KG, OK95, KKRZ 37 -34, KSND 33 -30, KCPX 29-26.
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JOHN WAITE 'Welcome To Paradise' (EMI America) 29/7
Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 22. Down 0. Adds 7. WKSE. WRCK. WFMI, WGRO. WZOK, KNOE -FM, WDBR, WPHD on, WMMS on, KWK on, WERZ on, WANS -FM on, WOKI on, KOMO on-dp, KSKD on.
TA MARA
8 THE SEEN 'Everybody Dance' (A&M) 26/10
Moves: Up 3, Debuts 2, Same 11. Down 0. Adds 10, WXKS -FM, FM102. WSSX, KAMZ, 94TYX, KTUX, 95XXX, WJAD, KTRS, WKSE on, Y100 d -36, KMEL 21 -17, Y106 39 -35. KMGX d-37, KZOZ 39 -38.
MORRIS DAY 'The Oak Tree' (WB) 25/5
Moves: Up 10, Debuts 3, Same 7, Down O. Adds 5, WHYT, WCKN, KOKO, KSMB, KGOT, WKSE 32.25, WCZY 25-22, FM102 19-16, KITS 26-18, KMEL 34 -18, KTUX 31 -28, KOFM 24-23. KMGX 4-3, Z102 35-29.
JACK WAGNER 'Too Young' (Owest/WB) 22/10
Moves: Up 5, Debuts 2, Same 5. Down 0. Adds 10, Z100, Y100. WHYT, WKRZ-FM, WROO, WZLD, Y107, 94Z, WRON, 95XXX, BJ105 34-27, KIKX 26 -11, KCAO 30-26, KTRS 37 -32. KBIM 33 -31.
MOTLEY CRUE 'Home Sweet Home' (Elektra) 22/8
Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 11, Down-0, Adds 8, KAFM, KZZB, KX104, WJZR, WAZY -FM, WSPT, KFMW, KTRS, KEGL on, B97 29-22, KHTR on, KPLUS d -33, 0100 on-dp. WRCK on. WRNO d-40.
FIVE STAR
'All Fall Down' (RCA) 21/1
Moves: Up 11, Debuts 4, Same 4. Down 1, Adds 1, KITS, CK01 32-30, WCZY 17 -16, WHYT 19-14. KIIS -FM 24-22, FM102 14 -11. KMEL 8 -7, WERZ d -39, KAMZ 27 -24, BJ105 d-33, Y106 34-32, KTUX 34-33, WRON d -30, KMGX 20-14, KDON -FM 37-34.
MIAMI SOUND MACHINE 'Conga' (Epic) 20/11
Moves: Up 5, Debuts 2. Same 1, Down 1. Adds 11. KIIS -FM, WBBO, WNOK -FM, KEZB, KBFM, BJ105, Z98. KMGX, 95XXX, Z102, WHSL, WPLJ 17 -11, Z100 14 -9, Y100 3 -1, Y106 22-14.
PREFAB SPROUT 'When Love Breaks Down' (Epic) 15/3 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 3, WERZ, WRCK, WHOT, CKOI on, KPLUS on, WTLO on, WZLD on. WANSFM on, WOKI on. WFMI on, KBOS on, KOMO on. KCAO on, WKHI on, WDBR on-dp. POINTER SISTERS 'Freedom' (RCA) 13/12 Moves: Up 0. Debuts 0. Same 0. Down 1, Adds 12. WKSE, WPHD, WVSR, WERZ, WOKI, KF5, KIKX, KSKD, WFBG, WGAN, WCGQ, KGOT.
INXS 'This Time' (Atlantic) 13/5
Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 7, Down 0. Adds 5. KMEL, WKSF, 0101. WPFM, OK95, -WFMI on-dp, KFMN 39-37. WHSLon. KCMQ on. KKLS -FM on, WDBR on -dp. KDVV on-dp.
OUTFIELD 'Say
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Isn't So' (Columbia) 13/5
Moves: Up 2, Debuts 2. Same 3, Down 1, Adds 5, WERZ, WHOT, KIKX, KMGX, WGUY, 0100 on, K104 40 -34. WZLD 37-35, 01100 d-40, 95XIL d -38, KFMN 20 -21, KZOZ on.
Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 57 including WPHD, CKOI, Z106, PRO -FM, 940, Z93. B96, WLS-FM. WGCL. WMMS, WKTI, 0103, FM102, KPLUS, KUBE, KAY107.
QKOOL & THE GANG 'Emergency' (De- Lite/PolyGram) 55/56 Moves: Up 0. Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 56 including WHIT, MKS-FM, KRBE, V100, B96, WLS -FM. WHYT, KMEL, KPLUS, RI104, WOUT, KCPX, OK100, WPFM, SLY96.
TOMMY SHAW 'Remo's Theme (What
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If)' (A8M) 53/6
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Significant Action includes songs reported New 8 Active includes songs reported by at least 50 of our CHR reporters. the artist/ttle (label) designation inby fewer than 50. but at least 10 of our CHR reporters. The two numbers following indicate the type of activity this week; Up dicate the total number, how many added it for the first time this week. Moves Down for downward than activity, and for upward chart movement Same for sideways or continued uncharted activity, can be found in the Parallels. Adds for the number is a sampling of individual station activity. Complete activity Breakers may accumulate enough chart NOTE: Records that lack the required 60% of our CHR reporters to become on the CHR National Airplay /40. points from high chart positions on those stations reporting them, to debut Fulham Adds and/or Ons: tour plays in a 24-hour period, three of them before midnight ORR Rotation Crlbrla midnight Daypartsd Adds and/or Ons: two plays in a 24 -hour period, both of them before
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'Hurts To Be In Love' (CBS Associated) 49/12
Moves: Up 24, Debuts 4, Same 8, Down 1, Adds 12, 94Q, KTKS, 195, KKRZ, WNOK -FM, WOKI, WNCI, KIMN, KCAQ; WJZR, WVBS, KYYA, 894 26-19. K104 34 -27, WKDD 37-31.
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Moves. Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 47 including Z106, WRSR, B96, WZUU, KPLUS, KNBQ, 0100. K104, KC101, WBCY, WZLD, WOKI, WROC, KIIK. Z104.
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'And after all the violence and double talk There's just a song in all the trouble and the strife You do the walk, you do the walk of life'
'Walk Of Life' The Single And Pro From
Dire Straits The Double Platinum Album
--Rtahers
In Arms
Produced by Mark Knoptier and Neil Dorisman On Weimer Bros. Records, Cassettes and Compact Discs 1985 Phonoyram Ud. (London)
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Smulyan, Crane Take Control Of Emmis Emmis Broadcasting President Jeff Smulyan and partner Steve
KIXI -AM & FM/SEATTLE
Crane will acquire the company's remaining stock (51.62 %) from partners Michael Maurer (27.46 %), Robert Schloss (11.61%), Ellen Flamm (8.85 %), and Judith Mishkin (3.7 %) for approximately $20 million. Smulyan and Crane, who previously owned 41.14% and 7.24 %, respectively, will now own 85.05% and
consulting agreement BUYER: Thunder Bay Communications, principally owned by Earl Horton, a Cleveland attorney. SELLER: KIXI, Inc., headed by President/GM Walter Nelskog. DIAL POSITION: 880 kHz; 95.5 mHz POWER: 50 kw days/1 kw nights; 100 kw at 1 150 feet FORMAT: A/C BROKER: Blackburn & Co.
14.95 %. The sale price is contingent on the settlement date, with the purchase price adjusted upward according to delay. The Emmis properties include flagship WENSllndianapolis, WLOL! Minneapolis, KMGG!Los Angeles, and KSHEISt. Louis.
KWNO Dissolves KWNO, Inc./Winona filed a Notice of Intent to Dissolve with the Secretary of State of Minnesota October 1. All claims against the corporation must be received by the latter of December 31, 1985 or 90 days after the date on which this notice is given to a particular creditor or claimant. The address to which written claims must be presented is 64 -68 East Fourth Street, P.O. Box 310, Winona, MN 55987 -0310.
PRICE: $8 million, plus a five-year
KKJO & KSFTIST. JOSEPH, MO PRICE: $1,845,000 BUYER: St. Joseph Radio Ltd., equal-
ly owned by Broadcast Equities Inc. and S.J. Communications Associates. It also operates KQCR!Cedar Rapids, IA. Broadcast Equities is headed by Davis Small; SJ Communication is owned by Stanley Seidler,
Solomon Welsgal, Burton Kanter, and brothers Martin and Norman Rich. SELLER: St. Joseph Broadcasting DIAL POSITION:550 kHz; 105.1 mHz POWER: 5 kw; 100 kw at 582 feet FORMAT: A/C; Country
WFAS -AM & FMI WHITE PLAINS, NY PRICE: $1 .8 million for 60% of stock BUYER: New York Subways Advertising, Inc., owned by Marvin
Apelbaum,
William
Schwartz,
George Newman, his wife Amelia, and Patricia Theryoung. SELLER: Prospect Communications, owned by Herbert Saltzman, who retains remaining 40%. DIAL POSITION: 1230 kHz; 103.9 mHz POWER: 1 kw days /250 watts nights; 600 watts at 670 feet FORMAT: MOR; A/C
WKMIIKALAMAZOO PRICE: $1.4 million BUYER: Classic Communications Ltd. SELLER: Steere Broadcasting, owned by Rod Kackley and Randy Jung, ND and Sales Manager at WHFB-AM & FM /Benton Harbor, MI. DIAL POSITION: 1360 kHz POWER: 5 kw days /1 kw nights
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SELLER: Sudbrink Broadcasting, headed by Robert Sudbrink. It retains WCBF!Tampa, WYDEIBirmingham,
WBIX1Jacksonville, KAAYILIttIe Rock, and KBCO & KCKNIRoawell,
WKQE & WBGM/ TALLAHASSEE
NM. DIAL POSITION: 97.5 mHz POWER: 83 kw at 46 feet FORMAT: AOR
mHz POWER: 5 kw days/1 kw nights; 95 kw at 860 feet FORMAT: Oldies; CHR BROKER: Americom Media Brokers
ing Corp.
PRICE: $2,340,000 BUYER: Woolfson Broadcasting Corp., headed by Mark Woolfson. It also owns WW001WIImington, NC; and WGUS -AM & FM1Augusta, GA. SELLER: Statewide Broadcasting, which retains WCFLIChicago, KLTYI Dallas, WVCGIFt. Lauderdale, and WAPE & WJAXIJacksonville. DIAL POSITION: 1410 kHz; 98.9 mHz POWER: 5 kw daytimer; 100 kw at
ta.
PRICE: $8 million
WSEYISAUK CITY, WI PRICE: $800,000 BUYER: Central Florida Broadcast-
Dri-Five Inc.,
SELLER:
by
headed
Daniel Dobrowolski and Kimberly Gerber, who also have interest in WRODIDaytona Beach, WWZZISarasots, and WBGBIMount Dora, FL. DIAL POSITION: 96.7 mHz POWER: 3 kw at 300 feet
Balis Continued from Page
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1984 to the 14.1 it now holds. In essence, Rick's primary duties of programming
FORMAT: A/C
KSHE will not change from what they are now. Rick has grown into this new position by
accepting additional duties, such as department budgeting, that make his position much greater than it has been in the past '
PRICE: $567,000 BUYER: Cascades Broadcasting SELLER: Patton Broadcasting, headed by Myron Patton and Wayne Stakey. It also owns WJXQ1Jackson. Patton also owns KAARIVancouver. Stakey has applied for a new FM in
Greenfield, CA. DIAL POSITION: 970 kHz kw POWER: FORMAT: N/T 1
Bishop
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healthy gains.' Before coming to WBT, Bishop programmed WLEE /Richmond for two and a half years. Prior to that he was with WCOL /Columbus as PD and MD for five and a half years. He also programmed WINW /Canton and WCUE -AM & FM /Akron.
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Harper Continued from Page
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having earlier been PD /midday personality at WDRQ for four years. He told R&R, 'I've been in this market for 18 years, and have seen a lot of the great radio stations come and go. It's unbelievably exciting to be a part of the next one that's going to be fabulous. Some people are calling the format à 'Hot Hits AOR.' But it's really what we're hoping will be the next Back Page format, which is 'pop radio.' '
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ance. All of a sudden, stations are seeing the benefits of continuous surveys.' Asked if he expected this move to get by the industry without an uproar, the Arbitron executive replied, 'No. All we can do, though, is make this year-'round concept as attractive as possible.'
Top Columbia executives congratulated Wham! at thé end of their U.S. tour in Philadelphia. Pictuued (l -r) are VPs Mickey Eichner and Ray Anderson, Wham!'s George Michael, CBS Record Division President Al Teller, and group's Andrew
'Zorro' Ridgeley.
Jackson Finds First Platinum
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strong position in Charlotte, which has the highest FM listenership of any city in the country over 80%. I'm glad to be making the move back to FM, where some of my programming roots are. WMGF is in a prime position to make some
Glam Wham! Fans
FORMAT: Urban A/C; A/C BROKER: Blackburn & Co.
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RCA threw a party for Kenny Rogers to celebrate the release of his new LP 'Head Of The Matter' and (belatedly) his birthday. Pictured (I-r) are producer George Martin, RCA /Ariola Exec. VP Jose Menendez, manager Ken Kragen, RCA /Ariola President Bob Summer, and Rogers.
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KDLBIHENRYETTA, OK PRICE: $2.4 million
BUYER: Roth Communications, headed by David Roth, who also owns WIRA & WOVVIFt. Pierce, FL; WVLC & WKPEIOrleans, MA; and KCBN & KRNOIReno, NV. SELLER: Long -Pride Broadcasting, headed by FirstCom Broadcast Services Chairman Jim Long and country music entertainer Charley Pride, who also own KAYC & KAYDIPort ArthurBeaumont, TX. DIAL POSITION: 1410 kHz; 103.7
KPOIIHONOLULU PRICE: $2.8 million BUYER: First Covcom, Inc., owned by David Lyons, GM at KLZSIWIchi
Aretha Franklin received a gold LP for her 'Who's Zoomin' Who' album following a Detroit concert recently. Pictured (Pr) are Arista Exec. VP/GM Sal Licata, Franklin, label's India Graves, VP Abbey Konowitch, and Art Keith.
FORMAT: CHR
BUYER: Swanson Broadcasting, which also owns WBYUINew Orleans, KKYX & KLLSISan Antonio, KKNGIOklahoma City, and KRMG1 Tulsa. SELLER: Media Plus, Inc., owned by Rebecca Lambert. It owns KROS & KSAYICIinton, IA. DIAL POSITION: 99.5 mHz POWER: 28.5 kw at 317 feet FORMAT: Country
KOAM & KEYNI WICHITA FALLS
Cameras Zoom In For Aretha Gold Ceremony
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Carey Davis joined WMCA as GSM in 1981, and as Station Manager will have overall responsibility for programming the station. Davis, formerly PD at WSDR /Sterling, IL, was also elected to the Straus board of directors. For the past year, Eric Straus has been GM at WELV. In addition to being WMCA's GSM, Straus has been given the title of VP with the parent company, and will retain oversight responsibility for WELV,whose new GM is R.J. Shingleton.
Capitol's Freddie Jackson went platinum on his first LP, 'Rock Me Tonight.' Presenting the award to Jackson (right) after a Beverly Theater/L.A. performance is Capitol President Don Zimmermann.
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CONGRATULATIONS! 1985 Winners at the Country Music Awards If you love Country Music .. and always dreamed of owning your own Country station, here's a list of some of our current offerings which feature C S' W formats. There's a Music City close to you! Bill Lochman Kansas City, MO (816)941 -3733
Corky Cartwright Palm Desert, CA (619)346 -0742
Brian Cobb Washington, DC (202) 822 -8913
Paul Crowder Nashville, TN (615) 298-4986
Elliot Evers San Francisco, CA (415) 387 -0397
Charles Giddens Washington, DC (202)822 -8913
Warren Gregory Sharon, CT (203)364 -5659
Ron Hickman Jamestown, RI (401)423 -1271
Randy Jeffery Orlando, FL (305)295 -2572
SOUTHEAST Sm. Mkt. AM /FM Asking $650,000
on terms. - Asking $475,000 with $100,000 down. Contact Ernie Pearce (404) 458 -9226 Metro Mkt. College Town AM /FM Asking $1,250,000 on terms. Contact Mitt Younts (202) 822 -8913
Bill Lytle Kansas City, MO (816) 941-3733
Sm. Mkt. AM/FM
NORTHEAST
Small Market AM/FM - Asking $650,000 Terms are negotiable. Contact Ron Hickman (404) 423 -1271
MIDWEST
Small Market FM - Asking $600,000 with $150,000 down. Contact Bill Lockman (816) 941 -3733 Med. Mkt. College Town - Asking $775,000 with $150,000 down. Sm. Mkt. Class C FM - Asking $500,000 with 20% down. Contact Bill Lytle (816) 941 -3733
SOUTHWEST
- Asking $500,000 TX Metro Mkt. AM /FM - Asking $1,900,000 TX Med. Mkt. AM /FM
with $135,000 down.
Contact Bill Whitley (214) 680 -2807
Jim Mergen Los Angeles, CA (818) 366-2554
Greg Merrill Logan, UT (801) 753-8090
Ernie Pearce Atlanta, GA (404) 458-9226
Ray Stanfield Los Angeles, CA (818) 366-2554
Peter Stromquist Los Angeles, CA (818) 366-2554
Bill Whitley
Dallas, TX (214) 680-2807
David LaFrance
Mitt Younts
Denver, CO (303)234 -0405
(202)822 -8913
Washington, DC
CHAPMAN ASSOCIATES' nationwide media brokers W. N. Cate,
Janice P. Blake, Marketing Director President (404) 458 -9226 30341 Georgia Atlanta, Drive, 1835 Savoy Executive Offices:
WASHINGTON REPORT $200 MILLION TAPE TAX
Senate Gets Audio -Only Home Taping Bill Claiming that home audio taping robs composers, musicians, and lyricists of $1.5 billion a year, Sen. Charles Mathias (R-MD) last week introduced a long-awaited bill that could bring in over $200 million a year in copyright royalty taxes on the sale of blank tape and recording devices. A subcommittee hearing on the bill is expected October 30. 'As much music is now taped as is bought in the U.S. each year,' Mathias asserted. 'I think it is fair that the manufacturers and importers of taping equipment be required to compensate copyright
owners, for without their creative genius, the blank tapes and taping equipment would have almost no economic value.' Through the Coalition to Save America's Music (SAM), a broad range of music groups support a home taping tax. Adamantly opposed is the consumer electronics industry, which says the tax will cut into sales of its products. The Home Audio Recording Act (S. 1739), offered by Mathias and ten cosponsors, is nearly identical to legislation (H. 2911) introduced in the House last June by Rep. Bruce Morrison (D-CT). There's been no movement in the House, where copyright subcommittee
Chairman Robert Kastenmeier (D-WI) seems cool to the bill. But the corresponding Senate panel is chaired by Mathias, who's likely to
'As much music is taped as is bought in the U.S. each year.' -Sen. Charles Mathias push his own bill forward. Unlike bills that died in past sessions of Congress, both of the current proposals are audio-only measures that steer clear of the stickier issue of copyright liability for
home video taping.
Penny Per Minute Tape Tax Like Morrison's measure, the Senate bill imposes a royalty tax of one penny per minute of blank tape recording time, to be paid by manufacturers and importers. It also calls for a 5% tax on music quality recording devices, compared to 10% in the House bill. Both proposals would impose a 25% tax on the wholesale price of dual deck recorders designed specifically for music copying. Morrison's office produced the estimate that the tax on blank tape alone will yield $200 million a year, while the fees on recorders will bring in considerably less. According to SAM, those entitled to portions of the royalties would include record companies, music
publishers,
unions, lyricists,
musicians, composers, vocalists, and recording artists.
Radio Recorders, Tape Exempt Tape and recorders used by establishments like radio stations, libraries, and schools would be exempt from the tax. And individual home tapers are exempt from copyright infringement liability, since the tax would be paid at the wholesale level.
NEWS BRIEFS FCC May Broaden Policy
Of Distress Sales To Minorities The FCC has moved to increase opportunities for stations in license trouble to sell out to minority buyers in socalled distress sales.
Since 1978 distress sales have allowed stations whose licenses are designated for hearing to sell out to minorities for no more than 75% of the property's market value as long as the sale occurs before the evidentiary hearing begins. Under a broadened policy proposed last week, distress sales would for the first time be permitted while license hearings are underway, although at no more than 50% of the property's value. The pre -hearing option at 75% of market value would still hold, also. If a
designated station goes through
hearing without opting for a distress sale and then loses its license, the owners lose their entire investment, except for physical assets, because they are left with no license to sell. Comments on the proposed new policy (Docket 85 -299) are due by November 15.
House Moves Towards Uniform Poll Closing Bowing to First Amendment concerns, the House Subcommittee on Elections last week avoided trying to censor broadcast election coverage and voted instead to close all U.S. polling places at 9pm EST during presidential elections only. In passing H.R. 3525, the panel was addressing concerns that early network projections hurt voter turnout on the West Coast. The measure is sponsored by Reps. Al Swift (D -WA) and Bill Thomas (R -CA). To avert having to close Pacific time zone polls at 6pm, the bill would extend daylight savings time in that region for an extra two weeks. That means West Coast polls would stay open until 7pm PDT.
Other Key Developments: Under new FCC rules, AM applicants now have greater flexibility in filing for power levels. For instance, they no longer have to apply for specific levels such as or 5 kw. For details call Henry Straube or James Ballis, (202) 632 -7010 in the FCC AM Branch.
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California stations in San Diego and Imperial Counties have won FCC approval to use special earthquake related EBS test language at their own option. Similar permission was recently granted to Los Angeles area stations. In
remarks
to
the Nebraska
Broadcasters Convention, FCC Mass Media Bureau Chief Jim McKinney declared the spectrum scarcity rationale for regulating broadcast speech to be 'intellectually bankrupt.' The FCC's award of interm license authority for WLIRILong Island to Long Island Radio Communications has been appealed in federal court by losing applicant Phoenix Media Corp.
KDBS & KRRVIAlexandria, LA have been renewed through 1989 after the FCC found vast improvement in their minority hiring practices. The combo was earlier given a short-term renewal due to 'the almost total absence of minorities' on its staff.
Jill Ross, legal assistant to FCC Commissioner Mimi Dawson, departs October 20 to become Director/Regulatory Affairs at MCI.
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FCC Chairman Mark Fowler deFOWLER'S MINORITY PRESCRIPTION fended his administration's record last week at a Washington symposium on minority ownership, but acknowledged an 'unacceptably low' number of minority -owned stations. While the FCC should continue its distress sale, tax certificate, and EEO policies, Fowler said the the real solution to boosting minority ownership is connecting minorities with 'brokers, bankers, and dealmakers.' Above. Fowler (right) chats at the symposium with communications attorneys Russ Frisby of Weil, Gotshal & Manges and Ed Hayes of Baker & Hostetler.
CHR RAIDING BLACK ARTISTS
NBMC Traces Black Radio Success To Community Roots 'Black radio today is in trouble,' WRKS /New York VP /GM Barry Mayo told last week's annual conference of the National Black Media Coalition (NBMC) in Washington. CHR stations 'that play a lot of our music' represent the greatest threat to Black/Urban radio, according to Mayo, who said many CHR playlists are often made up of 30-40 black artists. However, Mayo warned that fighting back by playing an equal amount of 'white' music is not the answer. In a recent New York radio war, Mayo recalls, 'We went back and we went to the community.' He credited that strategy with helping WRKS beat competitors who responded to the CHR challenge by playing more white artists.
Ad Community Racism Charged Mayo also stressed the importance of being on top of 'the business of radio' ratings, demographics and advertising. Mayo and other panelists complained that racism is still rampant in advertising, charging that many decision makers don't yet believe blacks are upscale consumers. WHAT /Philadelphia PD and morning host Mary Mason stressed the need for service to the black community, attributing her 27-year career at the station to talking about local political issues from a perspective that had long been ignored. 'I'm good because I have the support of the community,' Mason declared. 'We deal with the issues Yes, I was hired because I was black, but I stayed because I was good.'
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Vince Sanders commented, 'Black radio has more of a foundation than playing music.' It's essential for more blacks to own stations, he emphasized. Other-
wise, 'You will forever be giving your heart and soul for nothing.'
Group Heads Stress Team Building At a panel on 'Successful Radio,' the presidents of four major
radio groups identified the secret of success in radio as putting together the right team. The panelists were Gannett Radio's Joe Dorton, Group W Radio's Dick Harris, RKO Radio's Jerry Lyman, and Katz Broadcasting's Dick Ferguson. Lyman said he looks for the same 'people qualities' in every potential employee honesty, integrity, and personal stability. He also seeks people who are dedicated to achievement and teamwork. 'I'm not too high on people who think they can do it alone,' he said. Ferguson stressed the need to target a potential employee's strengths. He said Katz tests every prospective salesperson and provides extensive training. By neglecting to take into account an employee's natural abilities, he said, 'You really set them up to fail.' Another hot topic was the future of AM radio. Group W's Harris advised broadcasters who are committed to AM to go stereo, even while admitting that 'won't be the salvation of AM radio.' Dorton agreed, adding that 'about 40% of all radio stations are losing money at any point in time.'
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of radio's leading programs- Countdown America. Dick Clark's unmatched relationships with music's biggest stars, and his unique behind the scenes insights
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For National Sales and Station Clearance information, call United Stations Radio Network in New York at (212) 575 -6100.
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Let's Do Breakfast Shoot As the business breakfast begins to make inroads on the three -martini lunch, a certain executive etiquette has evolved. According to Allen Weiner of Los Angeles -based Com-
munication
High Tech Zip Gun Shoot the tops off beer bottles at 30 feet! Crunch beetles 20 feet away! Described as the 'world's most sophisticated zip gun,' the 'Rabaser' has a maximum range of nearly 80 feet and a muzzle velocity of almost 120 miles per hour. But don't worry about breaking windows or skin, 'cause the 'Rabaser' is safe and simple, using large surgical latex bands (the 'bands ') for ammo. Balanced for accuracy pick flies off a window at 20 feet the weapon's trigger mechanism glides on Teflon for a smooth release. Complete with holster and ten 'baser' bands, the 'Rabaser' has a two shot capacity and is available via the Bothell, WA -based 'Sporting Edge' catalog for $65. A ten -pack of 'basers' is $7. Protective goggles, recommended for 'Rabaser' combat, are $18. Happy hunting!
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Furthermore, your ability to conduct business may also be judged by your breakfast beverage. Weiner claims that businessmen or women who drink their coffee black are percieved as being hard -driving, serious, and all business; those who take cream and sugar in their coffee are seen as wishy -washy and soft. You are what you eat .
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The Telephone Player They all laughed when sat down at the 'Piano Phone.' Little did they know that instead of the usual push -button or rotary- system, this little gizmo makes it possible for even the tone deaf among us to either place a call or simply play music without using the phone. (The secret is the 'keys' are clearly numbered.) I
Features include electronic tone ring, pulse dialing,and mute. Available from Hanover, PA-based Synchtronics, the Piano Phone requires two AA batteries for operation. Price: $65.00.
Eyes To Dye For Just a short while ago, the hottest story in haute couture was the surprising number of women who were willing to have their eyelashes dyed at their local beauty parlor thereby saving themselves the trouble of applying mascara for a couple of months. However, the long- lasting dyes central to this process were soon outlawed, leaving the consumer with vegetable dyes that only last about three weeks. Now, a new cosmetic technique has arrived to give the vainglorious amongst us eyes to dye for. Called 'Accents,' the procedure provides a permanent eyeline by creating a tattoo around the eye. Developed for women who have oily skin, wear contact lenses, are allergic to makeup, or who don't want to worry about smudges during a sweaty game of tennis or swimming, the procedure surgically im-
plants pigment in one or two rows of small dots along the lash line. All that's required is a local anesthetic and 30 -45 minutes of your time.
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More than 5000 women and more than a few men have paid the $900 fee to get their eyes lined. Interested parties should be aware that only basic brown, black, and grey colors are available. And once you submit to the process, it's permanent.
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Hillary Ford Producer
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Ramona Rideout Promotions
Jim Green Associate Director/ Production
Don Young
Howard Davis Account Executive
Carol Cruickshank Affiliate Relations
Sandy Stott
Karen Krenitsky Assistant to the President
John Fox Producer
Abbe Harris Affiliate Relations Manager
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PROMOTIONS Doyle Joins MGR's EXCOM
Brown Elected Blair
Advisory Chairman
EXCOM members (top, l -r) Les Goldberg, Exec. VP /Western Division; Ellen Hulleberg, Exec. VP/Marketing
Communications;
Peter Doyle; Exec. VP /Southern Division Tony Maisano; (bottom, l-r) Jeff Dashev, VP/Regional Manager, Los Angeles; President Ralph Guild; and Dick Sharpe, Exec. VP/Eastern & Central Divisions.
Peter Doyle, VP /Regional Manager of McGavren Guild Radio in New York, has been appointed to the firm's Executive Committee. During the last two years, Doyle has served as Chairman of the Advisory Board, a corn mittee formed to provide top management with feedback about the needs of MGR clients, customers, and employees.
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Chris Edmonds Mornings WLLZ/Detroit (313) 477-5490
Scott
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Bruce Dodge, Ray Quinn, Blair VP /Regional Manager Bob Ferraro, Tim Medland, and Mickey Luckoff.
Clarke Brown, GM of KSON/ San Diego, has been elected Chairman of Blair Radio Networks Station Advisory Board. Other members of the board are GMs Mickey Luckoff, KGO /San Francisco; Tim Medland, WIBC & WNAP/Indianapolis; Ray Quinn, WMJJ/Birmingham; and Bruce Dodge, WIMZ/Knoxville.
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Jim Rodio Mornings WLLZ/ Detroit (313) 540-1302 Sue KHYL
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Larry Schuster Promotion Director WKLS-AM & FM /Atlanta
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Liz Weissman Production Director /Middays KOXR/Bakersfield (805) 832-2852
Jack Sampson
William Trousdale
Jack Sampson has been tapped as head of the Radio Advertising Bureau's small market advisory panel. Sampson is a 35 -year radio veteran and RAB Board Member, and also serves as President of Sampson Communications Company. The advisory panel is designed to provide direction from working small market sales managers to the RAB Board of Directors.
William Trousdale, formerly MD /midday announcer at WKBO/ Harrisburg, PA, has assumed the post of VP/Sales & Marketing with Ken Chandler Productions. California-based KCP is preparing to start a custom music jing production house in Central PA. Trous dale spent four years at WKBO and also worked at WPENIPhila-
Greg Brodsky
Greg Brodsky has been upped to Product Manager at RCA Records. Brodsky had served as a Publicist for the label since 1984. He joined the label as a writer /consultant in the Public Affairs department in 1982. Two years later he was officially hired as Administra-
tor /Media Services.
delphia, WSBAIYork, and WENY & WELM /Elmira, NY.
Promotes Massie, Heifetz
Peter Dyer, a former partner in DB Records, has announced the reestablishment of Press Records. The Press label had been utilized for overseas distribution of some music released under the DB umbrella. The reactivated Press will kick off with the release of Art in The Dark's LP. Working with Dyer (who is headquartered in Atlanta) is Brian Leafe, who will serve as Press Director of Operations in England.
KIIS-AM & FM /Los Angeles have promoted two Account Executives to management positions: Bruce Massie to National Sales Manager and Louise Heifetz to Co -op Manager. Massie has been with KITS for the past two years; prior to that he was with crosstown KJOI. Massie also served as VP/Regional Manager at Seicom. During the last 18 months, Heifetz acted as Co -op Director /Account Executive for KITS. Her background includes GM and GSM posts with Sandusky and CBS
Broadcasting.
CHRONICLE WLIR/Long
Island MD Larry and his wife Tricia,
daughter Tricia.
Married:
KSJL/San Antonio Assistant PD /air personality 'The Mark Of
September 14.
Lisa Carlson joins
WVBF/Boston as Account Executive.
Brown,
former International Repetoire Manager at Chappell International joined the American Society of Composers, Authors & Publishers as a Membership Representative.
James Weiskopf,
former Account Executive for KFOG/San Francisco, joined The KGO radio sales department as Account Executive.
Monday, October 28, 1985 at 8:00 p.m., a rock and roll and jazz fusion concert will be given 'At My Place' to benefit the Neil Bogart Memorial Laboratories for Children's Cancer Research. Tickets are $12.50 and can On
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Bruce Massie
Karen Petersen,
WGRD/Grand Rapids PD Jack Stewart and his wife Barbara, daughter Jaclyn Michelle on September 30.
Carillo' and .Mary
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RCA Names Brodsky Product Manager
KITS
Dyer Relaunches Press Records
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(l -r, seated) Blair VP/GM Bob Lion and Clarke Brown; (l -r, standing)
WPOC/Baltimore (201) 247 -2040
Brian Logan Late nights 0105/Tampa (813) 968 -6311
Sampson Heads RAB Panel
the Central Division.
Sandra Sweedo, promoted from Manager of Music Research to Director of Music Research at Capitol Records.
Don Mupo, promoted from Director of National Sales, to President of Palo Alto/TBA Records.
Sandra
Don Graham, appointed Vice
Hollischer, former Account Executive for Weiss & Powell /Minneapolis, rejoined the McGavren Guild Radio/Minneapolis sales team. Dick Sharpe,
Executive Vice President, Eastern Division McGavren Guild Radio/New York, assumed additional responsibility of
President of Marketing & National Promotion for Palo Alto/TBA Records.
Fred Richards,
former President and Chief Executive Officer of Thorn EMI Video Programming Enterprises, joined Scanline Communications as Marketing Chief.
be purchased by calling (213) 451 -8597. Appearing on the double bill are Warner Brothers recording artist Michael Ruff and Zebra recording artist Perri. 'At My Place,' 1026 Wilshire _
Boulevard, Santa Monica.
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SUPERSTAR CONCERT SERIES proudly presents the captivating sound of Tears For Fears in an exclusive performance airing the weekend of Saturday, October 26 on more than 450 Westwood One Radio Network affiliates in North America and throughout the world. Caught live by Westwood One's mobile studios during the duo's September swing through Texas, Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith deliver exciting versions of material from The Hurting and Songs From The Big Chair, including 'The Hurting,' the chart -topping 'Everybody Wants To Rule The World,' and 'Shout,' and their latest smash, 'Head Over Heels.' Don't miss Tears For Fears as they make it hurt so good on this special edition of the Superstar Concert Series, the most listened -to concert program on radio! Contact Westwood One at (213) 204 -5000 or Telex 4996015 WWONE.
FOR THE BIGGEST EVENTS 01Y RADIO, IT'S WESTWOOD ONE..AND ONLY!
RADIO RAVES AB 'Right off the starting block, Line One is tremendous! KMET received immediate response to the hosts and the guest, plus upcoming shows featuring Supertramp and Nils Lofgren make Line One a definite home run for the Mighty Met!' -Rich Piombino, Program Director, KMET -FM /Los Angeles
'Westwood One has a hot one! We loved the show! Line One's hour-long format really keeps the show moving, and the 11 p.m. East Coast start time makes it accessible to our audiences.' -Ted Utz, Program Director, WMMR- FM/Philadelphia 'Line One was a fun, concise hour of talk blended with just the right amount of music. especially liked the exclusive live cuts by Journey, and the whole program flowed smoothly. Overall, I'm really pleased with Line One and Westwood One.' -Frank Jaxon, Program Director, KRKE -FM /Albuquerque I
'Line One's debut show gave us instant evidence
of WAAF's listener interest in this kind of show -two of our listeners were able to talk with Steve Perry.
We're very pleased with the sound of Line One on WAAF.'
-Rick McKenzie, Special Projects Dir., WAAF -FM /Boston 'The music cuts were very well chosen, and liked how the transitions from callers to music moved so smoothly.' -Sandy Scheff, Program Director KKCK -FM /Marshall, MN I
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'Line One is an industrial- strength ratings winner that fits like a glove on hot-rockin' Foxy 101. Westwood One has come up with another winner!' -Kim Travis, Program Director, WFXZ -FM /Saginaw, Ml
'Line One is the most tightly -produced program of this type I've ever heard.'
-Jay Bouley, Program Director, WSPT /Stevens Point, WI
'Everything about Line One was great. The show moved well. The conversation with Steve Perry was informative, meaningful and oftentimes humorous. And the music/talk ratio kept music fans happy. The audio quality was very good. On a scale of 10, Line One's debut was a 9. I'm looking forward to hearing Supertramp next week.' -Tom Collins, Program Director WSEZ -FM /Greensboro, NC 'Loved the show! We found
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-Jim Guidi, Program Director, KVML /Sonora,
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'Line One is easily the best weekly network feature to come down the pike in years.' -David Grossman, Program Director, WCCC-FM /Hartford, CT 'Line One is exciting, vibrant, probing and is perfectly in line with our high -quality standards.' Charlie Kendall, Program Director WNEW -FM /New York
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'How come (the hour's) already gone ?! It's only two minutes to (done)- time -what is this ?! Time flies when you're having fun we just sat down! mean, what's goin' on here ?! This is really fun. I'd love to come back -thank you!'
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-Steve Perry, Line One premiere guest, signing off
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Research, a
position he has held for four years. Prior to joining Surrey, Doug served as Research Director for the Greater Media, Inc. chain of radio stations and was Senior Research Associate for Frank Magid Asso-
Individual Focus Sessions
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By Doug Jones Doug JoneS
The Individual Focus Session (IFS) technique for radio was introduced by Surrey Research in summer 1984. As one of several research methodologies offered by Surrey, the IFS is 'positioned' as a stronger qualitative measure of listener attitudes than the standard focus group. Most IFS studies to date have consisted of 40 one-on-one interviews, conducted by two researchers over the course of two days. By conducting each interview one at a
time (lasting about 45 minutes), the potential for group- induced bias and other undesirable side effects of group dynamics are eliminated. Group pressure is nonexistent and recalcitrant participants are free to speak their mind without fear of intimidation; opinions are gathered from each and every respondent. Nearly 600 individual interviews were conducted within the last year. From this intensive experience, we have learned many things about the IFS process and how the one -on-one procedure differs from the group discussion.
Flexibility One of the biggest unanticipated advantages of the IFS procedure is its ability to more accurately gauge the magnitude of misconceptions held by respondents about radio stations and their programming, misperceptions not always apparent in a focus group setting. For example, we can identify to what extent target listeners incorrectly identify a station's format or (perish the thought) are not even aware of a station's existence. In some group settings, the influence of others doesn't permit this misinformed perception to come to light.
The IFS procedure also allows for more flexibility in dealing with unique respondents. Given 40 interviews, researchers are free to alter each one depending upon the individual characteristics of each participant. For instance, when a fan of the client station is encountered, the IFS allows us to delve more deeply into the evaluation of the
designed specifically to analyze a particular radio daypart, program, or program segment. The method allows for quantification of listeners' reactions to and perceptions of several specific elements of the daypart, program, or program segment. The RDA provides a group of listeners an opportunity to evaluate the program material under two major categories: (1) Program composition or how the program is presented; (2) Pre gram appeals or the quality and variety of emotional stimulation and information the program pro-
station's current product.
vides.
A
knowledgeable respondent (who may try to be focus group leader) is even more valuable in an IFS setting where we don't have to try to contain his remarks to allow for other group members' input. Even those people in a focus group who might push back from the table and not contribute to the discussion become more valuable assets to an IFS study. However meager, their opinions are solicited and add to the study. We've also found that respondents seem to be somewhat more comfortable with the one-on-one process. There's little or no concern for the presence of the mirror and microphones, although clients may indeed be present just as with a focus group. As a result, it appears we hear more honest and de tailed answers with less mental editing and more blue language when warranted.
Radio Daypart Analysis The Radio Daypart Analysis (RDA) is a new research approach
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'Respondents seem to be somewhat more comfortable with the one-to -one process.' The RDA technique was develop pd on the basis of radio broad-
casters' requests. Their basic desire was to have a way to analyze specific radio dayparts or programs similar to the type of analysis conducted for television programs. The broadcasters wanted information about the strengths and weaknesses of the daypart or program as well as how their product compared to others' in the market. Although the idea for the technique sounded quite easy, it was clear that a series of steps was needed to create the methodology. Two major concerns emerged immediately: (1) What exactly would
the respondents analyze? An entire daypart or program? A scoped sample? A combination of several days ?; and (2) What types of questions would be asked? The first step was to develop a prototype and conduct a pilot test to determine the feasibility of the method and the quality of information collected. The pilot testing phase answered our original questions and provided the necessary input to produce a quality product. The taped material originally planned was found to be inadequate for testing purposes and was changed to conform to respondents' comments. The original measurement instrument was also altered to allow for more comprehensive evaluation by the respondents. The RDA methodology is similar to the procedure used in auditorium music- testing. A group of spec ifîcally
selected
target
respondents are invited to a session to listen to a 20- minute tape of a daypart or program. After the evaluation instructions are explained, the respondents listen to the taped material and answer questions listed on the measurement instrument. Among other items, the respondents evaluate the composition and appeals elements using a ten -point scale. The scale information and other data collected are then summarized and synthesized to provide the daypart or program evaluation.
Possible Uses Some uses for the RDA include:
Analysis of current talent to discover strengths and weaknesses. This includes style of presentation, evaluation of comedy /humor, vocal quality, compatibility of announcing team, etc. Analysis of current morning programming to uncover the desired mix of elements in morning drive; i.e., too much traffic, not enough music, too much talk, commercials that do not fit programming, etc. Analysis of prospective morning talent from another station to determine the suitability to the
station. Predetermine talent's strengths, weaknesses, and appropriateness to your station's format/philosophy. Analysis of any special program. For example, countdown shows, oldies shows, call -in talk/ advice programs, special documentaries. Track the performance of a program (or talent) over a period of time to determine if changes may be required, or if changes that have been made are successful. Provide information on market competitors to determine strengths and weaknesses in programming or talent. For example, comparison of your morning program to competitors'. Or what is it about your competitors' program that makes it perform so well in the ratings? Radio broadcasters now have an answer to their problem of analyzing dayparts or programs. The RDA provides a listener's perspective to what he hears on the radio.
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Meeting The Major Market Challenge Network programming is a chicken-or- the -egg business. Station clearances depend largely on national advertisers' commitment to a
particular program, while advertisers demand adequate clearances before committing to a buy. Compiling a good station list and a strong slate of advertisers is a learned and tricky craft, largely because each depends so much on the other for its success. Getting one without the other can lead to failure and begs the question: Which comes first?
with other formats, and today's producers are much more sophisticated than they were just a few years ago. There's a lot of high quality product out there to choose from, and that increases the competition.' Kingsley believes quality and experience are the key selling points of today's programming. 'Medium and smaller market stations are much more accepting of syndication today. That's because PDs have seen how it's worked at other Bob Kingsley
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While clearances and advertisers are the keys to success, they can also be the source of considerable frustration. Advertisers ob-
viously want to cover as much of the national population as possible, which usually creates a demand for major market stations. Those same metro stations, however, are often less enthusiastic about syndicated programming increasing the difficulty for a distributor to place his product in the markets that 'really count.' Stations in smaller markets, which traditionally use more syndicated product, become reliant on the programming whims of the larger stations, which don't.
miss a lot of the major buys.' Country stations tend to be receptive to syndicated programming, but the decline in the format's listenership has left a possible glut of programming in the marketplace. Jay Goldman, VP/ Operations at Clayton Webster Corporation, further defines the situation: 'Unfortunately, Country is suffering from audience loss. In many major markets this has resulted in the decline from maybe three good stations down to one or two. Because of the increased competition, you have to become more creative in other areas such as positioning, marketing, and merchandising.'
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Tomorrow the CBS Radio Network will begin its coverage of baseball's 'Fall Classic,' the best -of -seven World Series, pitting the American League Champions against the National League Champions. Jack Buck will handle the play-byplay, Detroit Tiger manager Spar ky Anderson will provide analysis, and Win Elliot will conduct the pre and post -game shows. Broadcasting the Series for the tenth year in a row, the CBS Radio
coverage will reach 400 affiliates, 400 international outlets via Armed Forces Radio, and will offer a Spanish language broadcast on more than 175 stations. Estimated national audience for the sevengame classic is 50 million.
tions, there were no blackout areas for the just concluded League Championship Series, nor will there be any for the World Series. The participating ball clubs were permitted to originate their own coverage for use by the flagship stations and team network affiliates for the LCS; however, for the Series only the flagship stanot the team networks tions are permitted to substitute their own announcers for the CBS Radio broadcast.
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Country -oriented producers have become well aware of this 'Catch 22' during the post-Urban Cowboy slide. Three of the top ten markets have but one Country station, four have only two, and none has more than three. With numerous countdowns, artist anthologies, concerts, and daily short features distributed by a number of syndicators vying for limited air time, the Country competition becomes quite heated. 'There's no question that there is a problem,' says Bob Kingsley, producer/host for ABC Water-
mark's 'American Country Countdown.' 'Everyone wants to get into the top ten markets, but it's getting more and more difficult. For instance, New York creates a tremendous problem because there is only one Country station, and they don't use much syndicated programming. If you don't get WHN, you don't get the market.' Ron Martin, CEO at Weedeck Radio Network and host /producer of 'Country Report Countdown,' says the problem is getting tougher every year. 'Advertisers demand that you cover 80% of the country, and without New York, Los Angeles, or Chicago you're losing a good part of that 80% ,' he explains. 'Also, when most of the buying is done in New York, you really want them to be able to hear what they're getting. If you don't have the major markets, you're going to
stations, and program suppliers have been around long enough so they know the rules of the game. In the early days the PD was sure the station could do anything better than a syndicator, but now they are becoming more receptive to outside product. Many stations are still a bit skeptical, but that attitude is changing.'
The Numbers Game
Creativity and production values are fundamental to the quality of any program, hut success depends +rr' on the bottom line numbers. How many advertisers, how many stations, how much revenue, how much overhead all are questions which determine the survival of the fittest. No program supplier is willing to commit his trade secrets to print, but there are several basic rules of thumb that can influence a program's performance. Short of adhering to a strict success formula, Kingsley believes in several basic prerequisites to beat the Country Catch 22: 'If you can 'Everyone wants to put together a majority of the top get into the top ten 15 markets, have a good program, can actually show some ratings, markets, but it's have someone who understands getting more and more syndication sales and has a rapport with the advertising people, and if difficult.' they're willing to go deep enough to make it a Country buy, you've got a Kingsley good story to tell. If you come up with a third of the top ten you still may do okay. Ideally you want five, then as many of the mediums as possible. If you can get half of the top 50, you'll probably be Medium Rare around for awhile.' 'You have to serve the needs of The clearance problem extends the radio station,' concludes Marbeyond the metro markets, with a dearth of stations (and pronounced tin. 'You can have the best prostation reluctance) further con- gram in the world. But if it doesn't tributing to the distributor's head- serve the needs of that particular aches. United Stations Exec. VP/ radio station, they're not going to Programming Ed Salamon sees take it. You just have to give them potential problems permeating in- something they feel will sound good to the medium markets. 'Many and add audience. Country listenproducers of Country program- ers are very receptive to material ming have a difficult time getting about their artists, but they have to feel comfortable listening to it. If into medium markets as well as large,' he says. 'There are ob- you can give this to them, you viously fewer alternatives in syn- should be able to get the stations dicating Country than there are you need.'
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Some Good Reasons For Not Hiring A Consultant By Charles Warner I've been doing management and sales consulting/ training for about seven years. During that time, I've become an expert in the reasons for not hiring a consultant. How To Say No managers assume, know exactly
These are not excuses, like 'the check's in the mail,' but legitimate reasons why management doesn't need advice or new ideas. I've chosen eight from the dozens I've heard. Take your pick. In fact, the
what's going on. If top management knew all the answers, they would simply tell station managers and programmers exactly what to do and be done with it. But, of course, top management rarely next time a consultant calls or has all the answers managers at sends you a proposal, use four or the top often get there by being five of them. Successful consul- good politicians, deal makers, or tants are usually good salespeople bean counters, not necessarily by and don't discourage easily, so being good operators. you'll need several reasons to turn The trick is for station managers them away: to come up with new ideas and 1. 'Things are going well, thank solutions, and then make top manyou, the way we're doing business agers think the ideas were theirs. now.' TRANSLATION: 'God for- This, after all, is the strategy that bid we should have to complicate got the higher-ups ahead. Using our lives even more and face any consultants to provide station changes.' People have a natural managers with new ideas can cerresistance to innovation. Even in tainly be embarrassing if not today's rapidly changing society, handled intelligently. However, where the only constant is ever in- you might keep in mind that concreasing and rapid change, people sultants generally prefer prompt still resist adding to the problem by payment of their fees to getting bringing changes on themselves. credit for their ideas. Give them There seems to be a notion that by their money, keep their ideas, and denying changes are inevitable, make upper management think the they will slow down or go away. consultant's ideas are their own.
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'Insecure managers are often terrified they might be doing something wrong. Many live in fear that they will be found out by top management.'
2. We have a policy against hiring outside consultants.' TRANSLATION: 'I don't want to hear what you have to offer.' This is
4.
'We don't have a budget for
consultants.' TRANSLATION:
'They'd lock me up if I don't conform.' Most organizations reward managers the way many high school teachers tend to reward students, according to conformist behavior, not achievement. Companies that have never hired consultants or trainers simply don't know what good one can do. So, instead of taking a chance, they will conform to past behavior no matter what. 5. 'We don't have time right now.' TRANSLATION: 'I'm in a panic ; I can't think about implementing anything new.' Fire fighting is the typical pastime of ineffective managers. Within the last six months a station sales manager told me, 'I can't afford to take my salespeople off the street for a sales seminar. We're too far behind bud-
usually neophobia - the dread of anything new or novel; fear of the unknown. Better to avoid new ideas than try to understand, evaluate, and implement them if they are worthwhile. The older managers become and the longer they stay in the business, the more they tend to develop neophobia. 3. 'The timing isn't right, just now.' TRANSLATION: 'I might be embarrassed if I find out I've been doing something wrong.' Because there are no super-glue fast rules about managing broadcasters, insecure managers are often terrified they might be doing something wrong. Many live in fear that they will be found out by top management who, lower level
get and swamped trying to catch up! ' Too often managers think of consultants as being a lot of extra work, and managers say they're busy enough as it is. My answer to that sales manager was that he not only needed a sales seminar but also one on time management. How's that for turning an objection into a reason for buying?
'Fire fighting is the typical pastime of ineffective managers.'
6. 'What does a consultant know that we don't already know ?' TRANSLATION: 'I'm jealous that he or she might know something I don't.' Jealousy is all too often the underlying reason why managers, especially program managers, don't call in consultants. Jealousy is virtually impossible to combat because it's usually subconscious.
If you're jealous, a good strategy is to hire a consultant and then go to a lot of effort to tell your
management why the consultant was all wrong. This strategy will make you look good, especially if your boss is the jealous type, too. This approach also works particularly well with managers who are insecure and need to build themselves up by tearing other people down. Of course, if you work for an insecure manager it probably means he or she keeps you around because you're not viewed as a strong enough threat. 7. 'Our research tells us we're doing things right.' TRANSLATION: 'My boss decided on this course of action, and you're smoking something funny if you think I'm going to tell him anything different.' The biggest single reason
that consultants don't get hired is for political reasons. Someone might have their toes stepped on. A manager could look bad if he or she retains a consultant who recommends something different from what is politically acceptable in a company. If you're in a political situation, make sure you inter-
Charles Warner is a radio industry veteran whose background includes VP /GM posts with WNBCI New York, WMAO & WKOXIChicago, and CBS Radio Spot Sales. He currently lives in Palo Alto, CA and is Director of the Mass Communication program at Menlo College. He' s also -a consultant, specializing in strategy, management development, and sales training. Charles Warner
view your consultant thoroughly, clarify his or her position on things, and then hire the consultant who fits your boss's predetermined notions best. There are a lot of consultants who make good money giving people advice they want to hear. 8. 'We don't need textbook theory, we need good old-fashioned elbow grease.' TRANSLATION: 'The last book on management I read was 'The One Minute Manager,' and I didn't understand it.' Some people have a powerful motivation to remain ignorant it's easier on their self- esteem, which is usually pretty low. If they open the floodgates to knowledge and ideas, they fear they won't understand them. There's also the 'I'm successful, so therefore I'm
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and, therefore, you won't have to hire them. 'If it works, I'll pay you.' Successful, professional consultants will turn you down on this one, too. Consultants; like doctors and lawyers, get paid for their time, not for results. If a consultant offers you a sliding scale deal based on results that includes a minimum fee, consider it. Remember, however, that consultants base their fees on the amount of time they spend doing something. Most good consultants get the minimum fee their time is worth and then figure that any results oriented payments over the minimum are gravy. If they're confident they can get results, theyll be eager to make a sliding scale deal. On the other hand, you might wind up paying a lot more than you'd
'The 'I'm successful, so therefore I'm smart' syndrome is the same type of thinking that infected many top -rated AM stations during the 1970s and most railroads during the 1940s.'
smart' syndrome. This is the same type of thinking that infected many
have to if you'd gone for a straight fee.
top -rated AM stations during the 1970s and most railroads during the
'Give me an idea of what you think the problems are and the type of recommendations you would give.' A clever question. Keep Tongue In Check You might get some free advice. All of the above are good reasons The consultant who gives you adfor not hiring a consultant. If you vice for nothing usually knows forget them, however, and actually what his advice is worth. The adfind yourself talking to one, here's vice will not be very good or sound simplistic and general enough to be what you should say: suitable for a grade school class in 'Can you guarantee results ?' deportment (which you will recogThis question takes you off the hook nize immediately). And you won't completely. Ineffective consultants have to retain the person. will usually say 'yes' to this quesYou now have enough reasons tion. Now you have a guarantee so not to hire a consultant and some that when the advice fails, you can tactics to use to avoid hiring ones cover your rear guard by telling you have to talk to. One last tip: management, '.. but I had a Make sure you shop around for the guarantee that it would work.' least expensive consultant. You Straightforward, honest consul- know, the way you shop around for tants won't give you guarantees the cheapest doctor. 1940s.
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It wasn't until the hoopla preceding the debut of the California Lottery that I realized lotteries can be very powerful promotion tools. So I decided to talk with people involved in lotteries across the country. Lotteries have become one of the nation's biggest consumer businesses. Sales soared 34% to an estimated $9.4 billion for the fiscal year ending June 30. And the lottery business is luring new purveyors. There are currently 19 states with games, and three more are slated for the launching pad in the next six months. Lotteries provide a twofold benefit: They're a relatively painless way to raise revenue and reduce the tax burden. For example, the California Lottery is a $22 million account, with 50% allocated for prizes, 34% for education, and 16% for the game's operation.
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ed a 'middle' middle income, middle education, middle expectation level. He or she is the kind of individual who will consistently play at a reasonable level (five or six $1 tickets weekly) with some hope of winning, but without serious concern for how the odds spiral as the games change and the amounts escalate. Middles are also people who, for the most part, are not going to dramatically alter their lifestyle if they win huge amounts. They are
often the subjects of sad newspaper articles, detailing how they are set upon by moochers and eventually end up squandering most of their winnings. So if your station is targeted at the upper income, higher educated, over-achieving segment of the population, lottery promotions (outside of introductory awareness) are not for you.
Radio Ad Dollars Lotteries advertise. In the case of the New Jersey Lottery, radio is the primary ad medium. Dr. Joan Zielinski, chief executive of New Jersey's lottery games said, 'We are in a unique position, sandwiched between two major markets New York and Philadelphia. Initially, we used the bulk of our ad dollars on radio because of its local nature. Of the $4.5 million dollars we had earmarked for Lotto, $3.2 million went into radio.' Rubner added that he 'couldn't imagine advertising a lottery without radio. Our projected 60-second radio spots for the California Lottery can tell you how to play, what your chance of winning is, all about the prizes, and who benefits from the proceeds. We can also reach the cultural audience and buy deep
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Chart courtesy Business Week magazine. cementing their loyalty to our station.' Thus, there's another advantage when your station associates with a lottery. Imagine the excitement as you announce the name of the $2,000,000 winner. And, more importantly, the audience begins to associate the dollars with your station as much as they do with the lottery. Your station could be the serendipitous beneficiary. For years we've talked about 'selective listening.' Here's where it might work like a dream.
Pitfalls Initially, the games usually enjoy strong sales. But consumers seem to tire of them quickly. Dr. Zielinski said, 'So far the lottery industry has been very lucky because demand has been growing on its own power. However, the high rate of growth is slowing down.' In order to maintain interest, the games are required to change. As a result, in some cases, the games may be less appealing and present
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lifestyle.' John D. Quinn, Director of New York's Lottery. In other words, don't promise dreams and don't build great amounts. Find out what your market threshold amount is (generally $1000) and give it away often on a guaranteed basis. That may just prove to be your winning ticket, and you don't even have to take a chance.
DATELINES 1986 February 1-4 6th Annual Managing Sales Conference, Radio Advertising Bureau
National Religious Broadcasters' 43rd Annual Convention Sheraton Washington, Washington,
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across formats.' The California Lottery has designated stations in key rated markets as 'Official Lottery Information Stations.' In Los Angeles it's KIISAM & FM. President/GM Wally Clark explained why KM pitched for the designation. 'We're going to be the only place where you can hear the winners announced live. We're also going to be sending out our own 'Lottery Men.' They're going to distribute thousands of free tickets, making a lot of Southern Californians winners and further
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fewer promotional opportunities. The key questions then are how much advance notice will you get from the commission and how much input will you have since the games are produced by companies which specialize in this area. What if your outlet isn't the official lottery station? How do you overcome that competitive advantage? Bear in mind the following: 'We are not dealing with expectations, we're dealing with the dream.' Dr, Zielinski.
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The 12 heavenly bodies in AOR according to Playgirl magazine? Preparing excuses for their girlfriends are KGB/San Diego's TED EDWARDS, WBCN /Boston's BOB KRANES, WXRK /New York's MARK DiDIA and MARK COPPOLA, KSHE/St. Louis's RICK BALIS, KZEW/Dallas's 'OZ' MEDINA,WBAB /Long Island's BOB BUCHMANN, KLOS /Los Angeles's GINO MITCHELLINI, KMET /Los Angeles's RICK LEWIS and FRAZER SMITH, KRQR /San Francisco's JOHN McCRAE, and WLUP /Chicago's JONATHON BRANDMEIR. R &R's STEVE FEINSTEIN still can't believe he was overlooked.
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departure from WNBC/NEW YORK, everyone's guessing as to who'll take over the afternoon show. Will it be MAX KINKLE from WCBS-FM? How about WABC's DAN INGRAM or DC101 /Washington's GREASEMAN? WNBC PD DALE PARSONS says he's only beginning his search, and contrary to rumor, hasn't even talked to Kinkle or Ingram. As for the Greaseman, Parsons said, 'Sure, we're looking for an outrageous personality, but don't want someone who'll be perceived as a Howard ripoff. Even though the Greaseman has his own act, I think he'd be tabbed as a Howard soundalike in this market.' During the interim, Stern's former producer FRED NORRIS is filling in, assisted by other resident producers.
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Hey, if looks aren't enough, there's always money. According to Forbes's forthcoming list of America's 400 richest people, you'll find Metromedia chief JOHN KLUGE ranked tenth, worth an estimated $1 billion. Also in high standing are TED TURNER and WILLIAM R. HEARST JR. at $300 million each, CBS's WILLIAM S. PALEY at $290 million, and Golden West Broadcasters' GENE AUTRY with a tidy $150 million. About that raise, boss
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For those who think Howard Stern was let go because he was too 'blue,' now there's word of an Indianapolis politician spearheading a 'Decency In Broadcasting' campaign to get listeners to boycott advertisers of WFBQ's popular and controversial AM drivers BOB KEVOIAN and TOM GRISWOLD. Bob and Tom held a well- attended press conference, voicing concern about parents urging school busdrivers not to tune in the duo while on the job. Taft seems committed to B & T, standing firm as a recent FCC petition to have them
thrown off the air went nowhere.
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Also in Detroit, talk has it that former CKLW PD PAT HOLIDAY is the new programmer at WLTI, which Keymarket is buying from Amaturo (see Page 1). And there's a new ethnic station in the area, as WNZK (690 kHz) is now serving the metro from nearby Westland. WNEW- FMINEW YORK will broadcast live from the United Nations November 16 in a 24 -hour 'Hungerthon '85' fundraiser in conjunction with UNICEF and World Hunger Year. PETE FORNATALE will host, with recording artists guesting live and on tape. Some may even perform a song or two in the U.N. General Assembly visitors' lobby, where the broadcast will originate. Listeners will be able to call in pledges; spectators will be asked to bring a can of food for an area food bank. This is said to be the first such broadcast by a commercial music station from the U.N.
you're interested in rebroadcasting 'War Of The Worlds' for Halloween, you can obtain a complete version and the official copyright clearance from the BROADCASTING CONNECTION in Portland: (503) 652 -2030. At last minute, we heard there's a good chance one of the ABC networks will be carrying the thriller that night. If
Put away your checkbook: CAPITOL RECORDS and other parts of EMI Music's international operations aren't for sale. Parent THORN EMI was obliged to issue a statement to that effect last week in the wake of UK
press reports that the firm's record interests were on the block. Thorn confirmed that 'a review of its portfolio of businesses is in hand,' but emphasized that it's 'not discussing and has no plans to discuss the sale of any part of its worldwide music operations with any other organization.' In a
thoughtful gesture, WPYX /ALBANY,
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listeners send messages to the crew of the U.S.S. Saratoga to thank them for helping capture the cruise ship terrorists. With support from Congressman Sam Stratton, the sailors are receiving an 18 -hour tape of AOR music and greetings from folks throughout the East Coast. Continued on Page 30 A IR DATE
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BEN SCRIMIZZI has stepped down as Sr. VP /Sales & Marketing at RAB. Ben, formerly of Purolator Courier, will reportedly join a 'small package delivery firm.' RAB President BILL STAKELIN will at least temporarily fill in for him.
After planning for years while in the rep business on L.A.'s Ivar Street to buy their own station, WALTER LAKE and TAL JONZ fulfilled their dreams by acquiring KFRE & KFRYIFRESNO. Now, many seasons later, the path seems to have come full circle, as we hear Walter and Tal are selling the Country combo to their former boss, INTEREP President RALPH GUILD. Veteran PD KEITH ISLEY has resigned his position as PD at 195 /MIAMI. MD MARK SHANDS is acting PD And when SANDUSKY took over KBZTISAN DIEGO last week, quietly departing were PD JOE EICK, morning ND LIZ FULTON, and weekend oldies ace SHOTGUN TOM KELLY. A new PD has not been named yet for the new 'K -Cite' (K W LT).
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A tip of the hat to ROBERT W. MORGAN and his morning team, who devoted a week's worth of airshifts on KMGGILOS ANGELES to raise money for Permanent Charities, the umbrella for major entertainment industry concerns. Climaxed by an 18km walkathon, the effort earned an estimated $62,413.
Equally impressive was WLVH/ HARTFORD's radiothon for the Puerto Rican mudslide victims. In 47 hours, the Spanish outlet picked up $235,000 in pledges.
New morning man at KLOL/HOUSTON? None other than PD JOE DENTON, which means DAYNA STEELE is now covering noon 3pm And returning to CKGM /MONTREAL for mornings is former ten -year wake -up ace RALPH LOCKWOOD, who inked a multiyear deal with the Hot Hits station.
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production. Contact Programming Coordinator CHRIS BRODIE. And it may be twice, not once for 'Just Once,' the nostalgia revue based on the songs of BARRY MANN and CYNTHIA WEIL (R &R 8 -30). Its well- received September run at N.Y.'s Botton Line means it'll be back in January. And this word from R &R's nostalgia critic: the show's '60s sound was noteperfect. If you've been wondering where former FCC Commissioner HENRY RIVERA is, it's been announced that he's joined the law firm of DOW, LOHNES & ALBERTSON in Washington: (202) 857 -2500.
Sad to report the death of 80- year-old BILL BEATON, owner of KNRY /Monterey and KIEV /Glendale, one of L.A.'s few remaining family -owned stations. Bill was a four-time President of the So. Calif. Broadcasters Association.
Aside from featuring many prominent musicians, 1986's jazz flick 'Round Midnight' will see MANHATTAN /BLUE NOTE chief BRUCE LUNDVALL in his screen debut, cleverly disguised as a hotel clerk. Also in the help wanted department, WCAU- FMIPHILADELPHIA's RICH HAWKINS has moved from 9 -noon to mornings, replacing PAUL BARSKY, who split over a difference in direction. That moves weekender BILL O'BRIEN to middays, leaving a prime Will KITS/SAN production /swing slot open FRANCISCO ever find the right voice for afternoons? PD RICHARD SANDS has been looking for six months, so take your best shot.
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Finally, R &R's WALT LOVE has just returned from Dallas, where he accompanied KKDA and WGCI- FMICHICAGO personality TOM JOYNER on his first day of shuttling back and forth for his dual -city drivetime airshifts. Tom's maiden voyage included massive media coverage, as well as combination limo /ambulance (!) service. Walt's got all the details in an upcoming column, so stay tuned.
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MCA's Triumph accepted the challenge of delivering their new live album 'Stages' to raA TRIUMPHANT EFFORT all within 24 hours. Codio stations in Halifax, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary, and Vancouver
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BRANCHING OUT FROM THE OAK TREE
Keep On Dancin' When I listed about 150 dance songs from the past last February, I thought the subject was just about exhausted. But I kept accumulating scraps of paper with really strange dance tunes scribbled on them. Then Morris Day launched his solo career with a dance number called 'The Oak Tree,' and that became the kernel (or acorn, I guess) from which this column has grown. As long as people go out and dance, new dance concepts will be born. Songs built around them are a scarcer commodity, however (I'm still waiting for someone to cut a song about a dance Tommy Boy's Monica Lynch keeps telling me about, the White Boy. I can just imagine what that one looks like). So it's encouraging to see Morris follow in the footsteps of the Bird and invent the Oak Tree. Morris's new dance, it seems safe to say, is the first dance named after a tree. Somehow, 'Do The Eucalyptus' or 'Dancin' The Fir' don't have the right ring to them. But dances, as anyone who read my first column on the subject knows, can take their inspiration from the weirdest sources. The list that follows, which is made up of additions I compiled since February, leans heavily to the more bizarre branch of the dance song tradition. Here they are, plus the artists responsible for perpretrating them on an unsuspecting public.
Doin' The Napoleon: if you're a split personality, you can dance it with yourself.
Not only do old (and sometimes not -so-old) rock & rollers find their way into country music, but so do old (and sometimes not-so -old) rock songs. Following up my September 20 column about artists drifting into country recently, I looked at the songs that received a country hit translation this year. When consultant Steve Warren remarked in Lon Helton's column a few weeks back that 'much of the new music coming out of Nashville has the feel of early '60s Top 40,' he was not only making a perceptive comment about modem country in general, but he was literally right in several cases. Ronnie MIIsap went back a little further when interpolating the Five Satins' 'In The Still Of The Night' into 'Lost In The Fifties,' and George Jones & Brenda Lee's 'Hallelujah Love Her So' was a '50s Ray Charles hit. Three other hits this year emanate I
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Maresca (1) The Berlin Bounce - Bobby Hughes & The Pretzels The Booty Green - Bobby Marchan The Bumpsie - Gary U.S. Bonds The Cat - Eddie & Ernie The Chicken Back - Mavericks (2) The Cockroach Stomp - Jack Blanchard & Misty Morgan (3) The Coffee Grind - Hank Ballard The Dive - Sugar & Sweet (4) The Doodle Dee Doo - Solomon Burke (5) The Everything - Travis Phillips & His Wonder Boys (6) The Fishin' Pole - Mighty Hannibal (7) The Football - Stan & The Man The Frog - Rolls Royce & The Wheels The Funky Bull - Dyke & The Blazers The Funky Buzzard - Little Oscar (8) The Goldwater Swing - Mason Dixon Sextet (9) The Hog - Warner Bros. (10) The Hook - Invictas The Hootch - Pixies (11) The Hunch - Billy Hines
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Sylvia sings Shakin' Stevens (nice alliteration, but a poor LP title) John Anderson's 'It's All Over Now' started out as a Valentino R&B hit in 1964 (featuring Bobby Womack) and was quickly covered by the Rolling Stones. A pair of other Black- radio-toCountry-radio crossover covers are the Oak Ridge Boys' 'Touch A Hand Make A Friend' (originally Staple Singers, 1974) and Barbara Mandrell's 'Angel In Your Arms' (slot, 1977). T.G. Sheppard mined the '70s with 'Fooled Around And Fell In Love' (1976, Elvin Bishop, featuring current Starship singer Mickey Thomas), while the Mark Gray & Tammy Wynene duet 'Sometimes When We Touch' comes from Canadian balladeer Dan Hill (1977). Also from the late '70s is 'Highwayman,' first cut by composer Jimmy Webb in 1977 and later covered by Glen Campbell. Ricky
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Dancin' Fools If that's not enough bizarre dance songs for you, feel free to send in others. If I haven't mentioned 'em before, I'll wait till I have a few and run 'em. (And run 'em. And run 'em into the ground before we're through.) And, if people can figure out how to dance the Oak Tree (I guess you just shake your grove thing) and it takes root, we might see a whole new crop of contemporary dance songs.
'Foot 'notes particularly witless attempt to capitalize on the Beatimpact, but, as an insect-inles' spired dance, possibly an ancestor of the Ohio Players' 'Funky Worm.' 1. A
The Sulli- Gully: A dance for the ages (the Dark Ages, that is). Ed Sullivan leads the way.
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You For Your Love' (which they cowrote) was released rock by Danny Spanos and Champion. And there are a few more recent rock covers. A couple of years after it was a big British hit for Shakin' Stevens, Sylvia cut 'Cry Just A Little Bit.' Louise Mandrel) covered an Eric Carmen song 'Maybe My Baby,' while Southern Pacific revived a Tom Petty LP cut, 'Thing About You.' And Petty corralled
another cover with Rosanne Cash's 'Never Be You,' originally recorded by Lone Justice's Maria McKee for the 'Streets Of Fire' soundtrack (although Rosanne was the original choice to perform the song). Obviously there's a lot of rock influence on country artists. The prdblem is whether country songs, and more important, country artists can break into rock. (One recent examfor new pop featuring Michael McDonald's sister Maureen and Jay Ferguson's brother Tom is a cover of Southern Pacific's 'Someone's Gonna Love Me Tonight. ') Meanwhile, a one -way flow is probably better than none.
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the recent punk-rock 'slam dance' fad 5. A slight lack of inspiration for Solomon on this one 6. This covers all the possibilities 7. May have been a bit hard on the spinal column 8. One of the more pleasant dance concepts
9. 1964 presidential campaignrelated dance. I presume you lead with your right foot. 10. Not the label, but a group of the same name 11. Again, the imagination runs
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12. Probably best left undescribed 13. Group features Lou Reed 14. One good tern deserves another 15. Nobody got around to the Duck Jerk, unfortunately 16. Perhaps the silliest dance of the whole batch; see illustration
below 17. Not related to the Frog, but described as a dance for 'losers'; today it would be titled 'The Nerd Dance.' 18. Desperation is setting in among dance song titlers, judging from these last two entries
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Births, Deaths, Busts & Shootouts MONDAY, OCTOBER 21 /958/Buddy Holly's last studio recording session,
in which he cuts softer string-laden numbers, 'Raining In My Heart,' 'lt Doesn't Matter Anymore,' and 'True Love Ways.' 1962/Bob Dylan records his first LP in one day and lists his name as Blind Boy Grunt on the tax witholding forms 1971 /With seemingly less fanfare than accompanied the birth of his recent child probably because there was no People and no celebrity aerobics manuals Mick & Bianca Jagger's only child, Jade, is born in Paris. 1983 /After being laid off in WPLJ1New York's AOR -to-CHR switch, Marc Coppola is cast in his cousin Francis Ford's 'Cotton Club.' Marc is now working again at WXRKINew York. 1983 / 'Owner Of A Lonely Heart' is released. 1983/A gunman who blames KWAV!Monterrey for ruining his life shoots up the station control room but misses the overnight announcer. She later takes a 'positions sought' ad in R &R which begins 'Calm under fire ..' Birthdays: Elvin Bishop 1942, Steve Cropper 1941, Manfred Mann 1941, Charlotte Caffey (ex -Go Go's) 1953, Julian Cope (whose The Teardrop Explodes was a forerunner of most present British synth -bands) 1957.
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the New York Times. 1982/A year and a half after its initial British release and six months after finally becoming a UK hit, Toni Basil's 'Mickey' finally enters the R &R chart on its way to #11. The song has already been up and down local surveys in Southern California. Birthdays: Annette Funicello 1942, Stiv Bators (Lords Of The New Church) 1956.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 1962/'Little' Stevie Wonder records his first single. 1969 /Singer Tommy Edwards dies, ten years after 'it's
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1969/King Crimson makes its American debut at Vermont alternative-learning institution Goddard College. Robert Fripp later comments, 'The audience appeared to be a peace -and -love crowd sitting dreamily in lotus positions . .
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after our first number there was no applause, just dead silence the audience looked as if it had been squashed by a steamroller.' 1973/'Pippin,' the first Motown -backed musical, opens on Broadway. A number of the label's artists release fie-in projects, including the Jackson 5, who have a minor hit with 'Comer Of The Sky,' and one of the musical's stars,Irene 'Granny' Ryan.
,wra THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24 1962 /Back in an era when live LPs weren't as common or as ambitious, James Brown records the heavily-acclaimed 'Live At The Apollo.' 1967/Pink Floyd arrives in America for its first tour. 1973/Keith Richards and Anita Pallenberg are sentenced in their famous 'Mandrax Tablets' bust. Both are given conditional discharges; Richards is fined $500. 1975 /With much debate about whether it belongs or not, 'Lyin' Eyes' debuts on the R &R Country charts; the same week Dickey Lee has the #1 record with a Country version of Austin Roberts's 'Rocky.' / 980/The Guinness Book people award Paul McCartney a rhodium disc for being history's all -time best -selling artist/ songwriter. 1980 /Perhaps owing to the 'Urban Cowboy' phenomenon, Willie Nelson's 'On The Road Again' becomes his first CHR hit in four years and peaks on this day at #16. Birthdays: Bill Wyman 1936, Ted Templeman 1944. The Big Bopper would be 49.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25 1964.The Rolling Stones make their first appearance on the 'Ed Sullivan' show. 1973/John Lennon sues the American government for allegedly wiretapping his phone and that of his attorney. 1974/Bachman-Turner Overdrive's 'You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet' begins its first of three weeks at #1 CHR. Birthdays: Helen Reddy 1942. Jon Anderson 1944, Glen Tipton (Judas Priest) 1948.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 1936 Roy Acuff's first recordings. 1965 The Beatles get their MBE awards after smoking grass
in the bathroom at Buckingham Palace. 19 75/Charlie Van Dyke, best known to most civilians for his voice -overs, plays himself kind of as the afternoondrive jock at a fictitious station, KIEULas Vegas, on an episode of 'Kojak.' Birthdays: Bootsy Collins and Maggie Roche 1951.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27 1956 /Clarence 'Frogman' Henry's 'Ain't
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1960 /Great moments
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Interviewing For Facts It would be much simpler if interviewing were a science with easy-to-follow rules, but that's not the case. Getting what one wants from various kinds of interviews is an art, with uncounted individual techniques but there are some generic basics of the bare bones gimme-the -facts news interviews.
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advisors say they are convinced that both sides may have some pretty good points.' Don't accept that. Press for unequivocal answers on the specific points. Failing that, at least try for an 'I won't answer that,' which is a fairly interesting reply in itself. Not listening to an answer because one is composing the next question can sandbag an interview terribly, in that anything unanticipated will be missed. I was once in a newsroom when a novice reporter made a call to check a report of a car crashing through the side of a building. He asked what had happened, got the correct address, noted the time, and ascer-
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tained that there had been no injuries .. but somehow the interviewer managed not to hear the source mention that it had been the mayor's car. So it goes. Listen. Be alert to the unexpected and quick to develop further questions based on what the interviewee has just said. There are tricks of the trade, maybe hundreds of them. One sample: to fish for a more enthusiastic and energetic response simply to get better- sounding tape -try ignorantly playing down the importance of whatever is be-
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ing discussed, via questions such as 'This won't really affect all that many people, will it ?' and 'It wasn't really very heroic of the rescuers to crawl down into the shaft, was it ?' In the proper place, one of the most powerful questions is 'How does it make you feel?' That question can produce jackpots.
First Practical Lightbulb MONDAY, OCTOBER 21
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The first lightbulb was turned on 106 years ago today (1879) at Thomas Edison's laboratory in Menlo Park, New Jersey. Actually it wasn't the very first lightbulb, but it was the first one to last long enough to be considered a success. The light lasted 40 hours, then burned out. Edison stared at it the whole time, the entire 40 hours. He said, 'The longer it burned, the more fascinated we were!' 1967 The first mass march on the Pentagon by Vietnam antiwar demonstrators. 1918 World record for fast typing on a manual typewriter, 170 words per minute without mistakes. Birthdays: Elvin Bishop 43. Manfred Mann 45. Michael Landon (Eugene Maurice Orowitz) 48.
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First Female Pilot WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23
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43- year -old school teacher. Eighty-four years ago today, Anna Taylor, strapped herself into a 4'A -foot tall wooden barrel and went over Horseshoe Falls 158 feet straight down. When the barrel hit bottom, she got a three -inch gash in her forehead and was knocked out. Anna Taylor regained consciousness aboard a rescue boat about 20 minutes later, and her first words were warnings to others not to try the same 'foolish' stunt. (1901). 1939 Nylon hosiery marketed. 1929 Black Thursday on Wall Street. 1861 First transcontinental telegraph
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Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 5, Light 17, Total Adds 4, WGNA, WAJR, WWVA, KUGN. Heavy: KRKT. Medium: WBGW, WTVY, KRWQ, KRSY. Light: WCXI, WGEE.
AUDIE HENRY 'Sweet Salvation' (Canyon Creek) 22/2 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2. Light 20, Total Adds 2, WLWI, KVEG. Medium: KRWQ. Light: WVAM, WBGW, KKYX, KTTS, KVOO.
BANDANA 'Levin' Up A Storm' (WB) 84/8 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 47, Light 36, Total Adds 9, WSEN, WMNI, WGEE, WMIL, WTHI, KUGN, KRAK, KMPS, KGA. Heavy: KRKT. Medium: WVAM, WILO, WEZL, WDXE, KYKX, WIRK. Moves 44-42 on the Country chart.
RAY STEVENS 'The Haircut Song' (MCA) 22/0 Rotations: Heavy 3. Medium 10, Light 9, Total Adds O. Heavy: WITL, WOW, KUGN. Medium: KIX106, WEZL, KLLL, WPAP,
NEIL YOUNG 'Get Back To The Country' (Geffen) 77/12
WUSN, KMAK, KWJJ.
Rotations: Heavy 3. Medium 30. Light 44, Total Adds 12. WPTR, WVAM, WKYG, WWVA, KRRV, WGTO, WTVY, WMNI, WGEE, KCJB. KSOP, KMPS. Heavy WOKK, KIOV, KFDI. Moves 50 -43 on the Country chart.
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KEITH STEGALL 'Feed The
TERRI GIBBS 'Someone Must Be Missing You Tonite' (WB) 19/8 Rotations: Heavy WVAM, KXXY.
Feel The Country Calling Me' (MCA) 61/10
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CHANCE 'She Told Me
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Love' (Mesa) 39/8
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HOLLY DUNN 'My Heart Holds On' (MTM) 31/4 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 8, Light 23. Total Adds 4, KLLL, KWMT, KCJB, KRWQ. Medium: WVAM, WBGW, KYKX, KIOV, KSOP, KIGO
KATHY MATTEA 'Heart Of The Country' (Mercury/PolyGram) 28/15 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 25, Total Adds 15 including WOBE, WOKO, WGTO, WDXE, WPAP, WGEE, WOW, KRKT, KRWQ. KIGO.
You' (MCA/Curb) 24/11
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GARY MORRIS /Anything Goes (WB) JOHN ANDERSON/Down In Tennessee (WB) LORETTA LYNN /Just A Woman (MCA) LEE GREENWOOD /Streamline (MCA)
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Anything Goes Southern Pacific
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GEORGE STRAIT /Dance Time In Texas (MCA)
To Get Over
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GARY MORRIS /100% Chance Of Rain (WB) SOUTHERN PACIFIC /Perfect Stranger (WB)
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BILLY JOE ROYAL 'Burned Like A Rocket' (Atlantic America) 29/13
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Yes' ( Mercury/PolyGram) 43/19
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KAREN TAYLOR -GOOD 'Up On Your
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FORESTER SISTERS /Mama's Never Seen Those Eyes (WB)
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In Love' (Steem) 11/4
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You' (Epic) 49/2
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You Can't Stand The Heat..' (Tembo) 10/2
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LACY J. DALTON 'The Night Has A Heart 01 its Own' (Columbia) 49/14 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 11, Light 38, Total Adds 14. WOBE, WWVA, WYII, KRRV, WVMI, WUSY, WAXX, WFMS, WITL,
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Like It Used To Be' (Capitol) 51/16
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Rotations. Heavy 1, Medium 16. Light 36. Total Adds 12. WGNA. WHN, WYII, KKYX, WSLR, KWMT, KXXY, WXCL, KTPK, KUGN, KOIL, KRAK. Heavy: WOW. Medium: WFNC, KIKK. WCMS.
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LARRY GATLIN & THE GATLIN BROTHERS 'Runaway Go Home' (Columbia) 53/12
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PATSY CLINE 'Sweet Dreams' (MCA) 15/4
CONWAY TWITTY The Legend And The Man' (WB) 54/34 Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 11. Light 43. Total Adds 34 including WBGW, WTSV, CHOW, WWVA, WESC, KIKK, KSSN, WOKK, WPAP, WGEE, KVOO, KRST, KFRE. KRWO, KCKC.
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Rotations. Heavy 1, Medium 3. Light 14, Total Adds 6, WGNA, WTVY, KYKX, WPAP, KRWO, KEIN. Heavy, WCUZ. Medium: WBGW, WOW. KRKT.
CHARLIE DANIELS BAND 'American Farmer' (Epic) 58/6
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'Heartbreak Kid' (RCA) 60/49
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HOME TAPING BILL BOWS IN SENATE Sen. Charles Mathias introduced a bill that would tax purchasers of blank tape and audio recorders, with dual -deck
recorders slapped with a 25% surcharge.
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IN THE NEWS
BEGINS SUMMER '86
THIS WEEK Jeff Smulyan, Steve Crane take control of Emmis Paulette Williams Station Mgr. at KMEL Don Peterson VP /GM at KBEQ Chris Turner OM at WTMP Dave Bishop PD at WMGF
WHJJ reprimands talk host for conflict of interest Steve Kelly PD at WZXR Pat McKay OM at WZOU Peter Zolnowski OM at KOMA & KIMY Gloria Briggs Director of ABC FM KCFX switches to Classic Rock Calm prevails this week in lyrics controversy Jon Reed PD at WONE Joe Koetter GSM at WCII & WDJX Orson Welles's 'War Of The Worlds' remembered Page 5, 6, 10, 12
REASONS WHY YOU DON'T NEED A CONSULTANT Consultant Charles Warner takes a satirical approach to the question of hiring a consultant, by listing a litany of excuses managers employ to avoid seeking outside help. Page 26
Four Arbitrons A Year For Top 75 Markets R&R has learned from.a highat Arbitron that the ratings firm will begin measuring all of the top 75 markets four times per year, starting with the summer '86 sweep next June. Presently, all of those markets have at least two surveys; 26 have winter sweeps, 14 are measured in the summer. According to the spokesperson, 'We're going to make the rates as attractive as possible for stations to support the increased measurement. We'll be notifying them in the next few days regarding details.' Explaining the timing for the announcement, the spokesperly-placed source
thought. It's gotten a great deal of attention from advertisers, especially those like Coca-Cola
and McDonald's, who care about summer business. Also, stations have become used to doing business this way. They like the fact that you don't have to live for six months with a doggone book. 'When we tried to sell the concept of increased measurement four or five years ago, there was tremendous resistARBITRON,'See Page 12
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Balis KSHE OM /PD
host of country entertainers singing Nelson's best -known songs. Ricky Skaggs won Entertainer of the Year, Single of the Year was 'Why Not Me' by the Judds (who also won top vocal group honors), Lee Greenwood's 'God Bless The USA' was Song of the Year, George Strait won Album of the Year and the Male Vocalist award, while Reba McEntire was Female Vocalist of the Year. Sawyer Brown won the Horizon Award, while cohost Anne Murray won best duo honors with Dave Loggins. Full CMA Week details next week from Lon Helton. Pictured are Murray (right) and Loretto Lynn sa luting Patsy Cline, and (above) Skaggs.
Keymarket Buys Amaturo Stations
son said, 'Birch has brought its Augusta, GA -based Keymarprime selling point continu- ket Group, a 17-station chain of ous measurement to the sur- secondary market properties, face a lot faster than we ever has agreed to purchase Ama-
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CMA Salutes Cline, Nelson The 1985 CMA Awards Monday night (10 -14) were highlighted by tributes to Patsy Cline and Willie Nelson, the latter featuring a
turo Group (AGI) stations KMJQ /Houston, KMJM /St. Louis, and WLTI /Detroit. Terms were not disclosed, but industry sources estimated the value at approximately $65 mil-
Confer and Paul Rothfuss because they had been friends for a long time; because of our respect for Keymarket's many successes; the great similarity in operating style and philosophy; and because of AGI's belief in Keymarket's equitable treatment of its personnel.' Confer and Rothfuss remarked, 'This represents a new high and an outstanding opportunity for us. We have been familiar
lion, including a $45 million price tag for market-leading, Urban- formatted KMJQ. If accurate, that would be the high- with the operations of the Amaest price ever paid for a single turo stations and its top executives for many years, and station. it's our intent to build on those AGI Joseph Amaturo said, strengths with the same people 'Over the past few years there and the same dedication.'
have been several companies The application for transfer wanting to purchase these sta- of ownership will be filed with tions. We agreed to sell them to the FCC within the next three Keymarket principals Kerby weeks. When approved, AmaRick Balls ' KSHE /St. Louis PD Rick Balis has been named Operations .
WSM, GRAND OLE OPRY TURN 60 Lon Helton salutes CMA Week with a look back at the long history of WSMI Nashville and the Grand Ole Opry, plus profiles of the three CMA DJs of the Year.
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Manager/PD of the Emmis AOR. Balis, unavailable for comment, took over as PD for the second time in February of '84 after an absence of seven months. He had been with the station from 1977 -83, serving as PD for the last two and a half years of that stint. VP /GM John Beck commented, 'Rick Balis's steady hand has guided this classic, heritage rock station from the 5.6 share it held when Emmis took over in BALIS /See Page 12
Harper PD At WDTX WNIC /Detroit morning man Jim Harper has left the station to program new competitor WDTX. Harper, who was able to partially amend his contract with WNIC to make the move, must wait until February 1 to assume an airshift. ',Harper becomes the fourth WNIC staffer to join WDTX, following President and GM Lorraine Golden, GSM Mary Bennett, and Promotion Director Carolyn Kreiger. Commen-
ting on Harper's appointment, Golden said, 'In addition to his vast programming experience and consistent ratings successes, Jim is one of Detroit's leading morning personalities. His extensive background in both areas gives us the definitive edge for this innovative music format.' Harper, who was with WNIC for nine years, programmed the station until about a year ago, HARPER /See Page 12
turo will no longer have any radio interests. Keymarket also owns 13 other radio stations eight FM and five AM primarily in Southern and South-
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eastern secondary markets.
Straus Ups Three Straus Communications has promoted WMCA /New York PD Jeanne Straus to VP /Operations for the parent company. Simultaneously, GSM Carey Davis has been upped to Station Manager, while Eric Straus returns to the station as GSM. 'We're doing this for two reasons,' Chairman Peter Straus explained. 'One is to move up the new, younger leaders of the management. The other is to help us expand more rapidly.' Straus says he'd like to build up to the 12 AM and 12 FM limit 'but not overnight.' The group now consists of WMCA; WELVAM & FM /Ellenville, NY; and WFTR -AM & FM /Front Royal, VA. Two additional purchases are now in negotiation. Jeanne Straus has been PD of Talk-formatted WMCA for the past three years. As VP /Operations'she'll supervise day-to-day activities at all five stations. STRAUS /See Page 12
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Welles's War Of The Worlds: When Radio Panicked America
OCTOBER 18, 1985
CAN COUNTRY PLAY IN THE CITY? Network country programs have problems being placed in the major markets. Reed Bunzel undertakes to find out why by talking to the nets themselves. Page 22 Transactions
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Washington Report
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What's New Ratings 8 Research: Jhan Hiber
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Networks: Reed Bunzel
Management Image 8 Marketing: Harvey Mednick Street Talk On The Records: Ken Barnes Datebook: Sean Ross Calendar: Brad Messer
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News/Talk: Brad Woodward AOR: Steve Feinstein
President Howard Grafman
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Black /Urban: Watt Love Jazz: Barbara Barnes
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Jazz Chart
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Country Chart
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Black /Urban Chart
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Century's KMEL /San Francisco has named former KMGG /Los Angeles GSM Paulette Williams to the
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Country: Lon Helton Nashville: Sharon Allen
Opportunities National Music Formats
Williams
new position of Station Manager. She originally joined Century in 1981 when it owned KWST, now KMGG.
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Air Personalities: Dan O'Day Records: Adam White CHR: Joel Denver
Paulette Williams
commented, 'Ms. Williams had a remarkable track record as GSM of our former Los Angeles station for three years. We are delighted to have her rejoin Century in this important post at KMEL.' KMEL VP /GM Rick Lee elaborated, 'Paulette is one of the most talented and enthusiastic broadcast professionals in the business, and we feel her years of experience in directing successful broadcast sales teams will augment our efforts and growth.' Serving in a variety of sales capacities at Los Angeles stations KHTZ, KHJ, KTNQ & KGBS, Williams began her broadcast career
as Research Coordinator at KMPC. 'I'm really delighted to be back with Howard Grafman and Century in such a fine market as San Francisco. The potential at KMEL really makes this an exciting step in my career.'
McKay Moves To WZOU As OM Steve Kelly
Forty-seven years ago last week, Orson Welles's 'War Of The Worlds' broadcast inadvertently proved radio's power over the listening public. Last week, after a distinguished film career, Welles died. Below, Brad Messer refreshes our memories on the historic (and hysteric) impact of Welles's radio drama. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. From the Meridian Room in the Park Plaza in New York City, we bring you the music of Ramon Raquello and his orchestra. With d touch of the Spanish, Ramon Raquello leads off with 'La Cumpar-
sita.' (Music established, then interrupted.) Ladies and gentlemen, we interrupt our program of dance music to bring you a special bulletin from
the Intercontinental Radio News. At 20 minutes before eight, Central Time, Professor Farrell of the Mt. Jennings Observatory, Chicago, Illinois, reports observing several
explosions of incandescent gas, occurring at regular intervals on the planet Mars . . Orson Weller was 22 years old already making $1000 a week in radio when CBS hired him in 1938 to create the weekly dramatic program 'The Mercury Theater On The Mr.' A stage actor since childhood, Welles had branched out into radio as a voice talent, and became the voice of Lamont Cranston in the radio drama 'The Shadow' in
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1937.
The Mercury Theater's hourlong live-action program premiered in WELLES /See Page 6
WHJJ Reprimands Talk Show Host For Conflict WHJJ /Providence issued
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Turner New OM At WTMP Willis Broadcasting National PD Chris Turner has accepted the Operations Manager post at Wester ville's 5 kw Black/Urban AM outlet WTMP /Tampa. Turner, who had been overseeing Willis's gospel oriented group while acting as PD
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maintain his Alik israh consultancy firm. President/GM Paul Major commented, 'I'm pleased to have Chris aboard. We've known each other for years, and his experience should be invaluable to the station and company.' A 23-year radio veteran, Turner brings programming experience from Philadelphia, Charlotte,
Morgan got the fee to promote an October 8 seminar by Harvey Diamond, coauthor of the best-selling diet book, 'Fit For Life.' During the same visit to Providence, Dia-
mond discussed the seminar as a guest on Morgain's llam -2pm talk show.
After the arrangement was brought to light by WLNE-TV/ Providence (Ch. 6), which gave extensive coverage to the story last week, WHJJ PD Ron St. Pierre gave Morgan a letter calling his action a 'conflict of interest.' St. Pierre wrote, 'By taking a fee as promoter and not disclosing that fact to your audience, you have created this conflict. You should have disclaimed all discussion of the seminar that took place outside paid commerical announcements. 'Under no circumstances are you ever again to discuss your outside business interests on your program as a topic. The lone exception is within the structure of paid commercials. 'Your character and motivation are not being questioned by the We feel you acted management innocently and without the intent to deceive.' St. Pierre said Morgan made no
Kelly PD At WZXR Summit's WZXR/Memphis has appointed WCZY /Detroit MD /Assistant PD/afternoon personality Pat McKay Steve Kelly PD, following the Former KBEQ /Kansas City PD resignation of Steve Christian last week. Kelly will also do WZXR's -Pat McKay has taken the newlymorning show. His music duties at created post of Operations Manager for WZOU /Boston. PD Jim CutWCZY have been turned over to Kathy Means, while all-nighter ler will still oversee programming Doug Dunbar will now handle of the CHR outlet, which currently trails format competitors WXKSafternoons. Summit Exec. VP Pete Schulte FM and MITT. WHDH & WZOU VP/GM Al Law told R&R, 'Steve and I worked together at Q105 in Tampa, and we told R&R, 'Pat has compiled an always felt down the line he had enviable record over the past sevgreat potential as a PD. Now I'm eral years and comes to WZOU delighted he's getting the chance.' having worked with some of the WZXR VP /GM Bill Thomas best radio minds in the country. I praised both Christian and Kelly: know he'll be a positive addition to 'It's a difficult transition moving the 'Zoo.' '
For KOMA & KIMY
KELLY /See Page 6
McKAY /See Page 10
Don Peterson has been named VP/GM for Capitol Broadcasting's KBEQ /Kansas City, beginning October 28. He joins the CHR outlet from KLTR /Houston, where he served four and a half years as GSM. The KBEQ manager's chair had been vacant since Gary Rodriguez left the station in late January. Commented Capitol President Jim Goodmon, 'Don is a very bright and energetic leader. Kansas City is extremely competitive, and with Don at the helm we know that Q104 will maintain its market
leadership position.' Prior to KLTR (and its predecessor KRLY), Peterson worked eight years at WINN /Louisville, moving up through the ranks there to VP/GM. 'You don't get many chances to go into a station that's been highly ranked for a long time. Capitol is a progressive company, and Q104 is going to remain the 'Number One Hit Music Station.' We'll shake out the men from the toys, that's for sure.'
Bishop Programs WMGF
WHJJ /See Page 10
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Dave Bishop, WBT /Charlotte PD for more than three years, has been named PD at WMGF /Milwaukee, effective November 7. WMGF VP /GM Tom Joerres commented, 'I'm ecstatic to have a program director with Dave's experience and talent. He has a good handle on the Milwaukee market, and he'll fit in nicely with the existing chemistry.' Josephson Radio's VP /Group PD Steve Goldstein added, 'Dave is an exemplary programmer who brings to Magic the versatility in programming necessary in the fast-changing Adult Contemporary
credits also include New York sta-
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tions WGR/Buffalo and WINR/ Binghamton. 'The music on the
Bishop told R&R, 'We had an AM station that has been in a
ZOLNOWSKI /See Page 6
BISHOP /See Page 12
After two years as PD at WECK/ Buffalo, Peter Zolnowski has been
named Operations Manager/Program Director at Price Communications' KOMA & KIMY/Oklahoma City. At the same time, 50 kw KOMA announced plans to switch from Country to MOR October 18; the future for Urban-formatted KIMY will be decided in January. Said VP /GM Jack Sabella, 'When we decided to take KOMA to full-service MOR, we looked to the number one station in that format in the country. That was Zolnowski-programmed WECK, and we decided that's who we wanted.' A PD since 1977, Zolnowsld's
VP /GM
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Memphis, and Jacksonville. He told R&R, 'Paul and I have a lot in TURNER,Bee Page 10
Peterson New KBEQ
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Welles
Hoker Broadcasting's KCFX/ Kansas City changed from its AOR -A/C hybrid approach. Monday (10 -14) to 'Classic Rock & Roll,' consulted by Fred Jacobs. Known as the 'Fox,' KCFX will
July 1938 with 'Dracula,' followed by 'Treasure Island,' 'A Tale Of Two Cities,' and other dramas receiving good audience reaction but meager ratings.
Briggs ABC FM Net
Director Gloria Briggs, Manager/Station Relations at the ABC FM Radio Network, has been promoted to Director of the network. She will be
ten years rather than Motown hits and pop material from artists like Herman's Hermits and the Mon kees. Stevens said KCFX will aim for 25-44 males for whom 'A /Cs are too soft, AORs are too hard, and CHR is too repetitive and high energy.' However, the format's kickoff followed a weekend of playing the same 15 songs over and over, all songs with the words 'rock 'n' roll' in them, with news actualities from the '60s mixed in.
Kelly
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Continued from Page 3
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from one format to another, and Steve Christian did a good job making the change from AOR to CHR. Now we see in Steve Kelly someone with a great CHR track record at some great CHR stations.' Kelly, who formerly programmed WNVZ/Norfolk and was MD at WRVQ /Richmond before joining WCZY a year and half ago, commented, 'They've made me the godfather offer, one I couldn't refuse. I think the biggest thing is to make people aware we're different. They still perceive us as 'Rock 103,' so we're going to have to be the most exciting CHR station in Memphis.'
responsible for the day-to-day administrative activities of the FM Network, and will report to ABC Young Adult Networks VP Dan
Forth. Forth commented, 'Gloria has an outstanding track record as Manager of both the ABC FM and Rock Radio Networks. We're confident that she will be an integral part of ABC FM's continued success.' Briggs earlier was Manager/ Station Relations at the ABC Rock Radio Network. Prior to that she served as administrator for the ABC Youth Networks.
Continued from Page 3
emphasize songs from 1964 to the present, although such early rockers as Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, and Buddy Holly will be included. The station will also play certain recurrents by compatible artists, such as Eric Clapton and John Fogerty. As for currents, PD Greg Stevens says he plans to add some in a few months when the station's identity is established. KCFX will have an AOR base, and use album cuts from the past
AM leans toward nostalgia,' he
told R &R, 'using Gannett's LPrimetime' syndication service as a programming base. We see an incredbile gap for this direction, as there's nothing unique serving the older demographics in terms of music or information.' Commenting on the more than $1 million in station improvements, Zolnowski added, 'I see how Price is making the financial cornmmitment to turn around some properties, and that's what's really working in our favor here. We've found the hole and have the corporate backing to accomplish the move.'
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2-3
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OCTOBER 18, 1985/103'
MIDWEST MOST ADDED
Jan Hammer
Elton John
Starship
Arcadia Simple Minds
Tears For Fears
WMP /Indianapolis. IN
Hottest:
Man herkdt
John Milla
A -HA
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RossRrylor SIMPLE MINDS EURYTHMICS L ARET SCRITTI POLITTI PRINCE KATE BUSH (Ap) KISS (de) Hottest A -HA
WRQCIClevs. Soon Hewitt
d. OH
STEVIE A
A -HA
1
KIIKIMvanport IA Jim O'Han
DRANIGAN
Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON 2 -1 STARSHIP 16 -15 FREDDIE JACKSON 23 -19 MR. MISTER 26 -21 COLLINS L MARTIN 30 -23
THE.
F.
ABET GANG -I
1
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KZIOIDuk3Ut MN Mloh.als&Hernan
A -HA
ChMS
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TOP BRYAN ADAMS COLLINS S MARTIN ZZ
1
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READY POR THE NOR STEVIE WONDER 9 -6 DON HENLEY 10 -7 JAN HUMMER 11-8
2
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A/MEE/Ft Wayne, IN Tony Richards
L THE GANG EURYTHMICS S ARET
1
FOR FEARS
BRYAN ADAMS
13
12-8
-10
WGRDIGrend Rapid. MI Swart/Stevens TOMMY SHAW JOHN WAITE Hottest: A-HA -1 LOVERBOY 6 -3 STARSHIP 9 -5 HOOTERS 11 -8 TEARS POR FEARS
RR.R
MO
JAN HAMMER 7 -4 STARSIIP 10 -7 STEVIE WONOER 14 -9 TEARS POP FEARS I3 -10
NM
BILLY JOEL LOVERBOY
Hottest: A -HA 2 -1
WHINEY HOUSTON
4 -3
STEVIE WONDER 5 -4 JAN HAMMER 10 -6 JOHN COUGAR 14 -12
Doug Denoo KBOSIFresno. CA Kris Van Kamp
TALKING HEADS EURYTHMICS L ABET Hottest: ABC 2 -1 WHITNEY HOUSTON 9 -2 JAN HAMMER 4 -3 THOMPSON TWINS 16 -9 OMD 22 -17
ARCADIA SCRITTI POLITTI MOTELS ELTON JOHN RENE L ANGELA EDDIE MURPHY SHEENA EASTON Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON TEARS POR FEARS JAN HAMMER 6 -5 OMD 18 -12
KEW/Boise, ID Wry Does ARCADIA CHRIS CROSS POINTER SISTERS MOTELS
STARSHIP
ARETHA FRANKLIN MISTER Hottest: STEVIE MONDER 10 -1 JAN HAMMER 7 -5 GLENN FREY 14 -6 TEARS FOR FEARS 15 -9 STARSHIP 13 -10
STEVIE WONDER COLLINS L MARTIN Hottest: JAN HAMMER 5-1 HUEY LEWIS I THE 2 -2 JOHN CAFFERTY 4 -4 BRYAN ADAMS 10 -9 TEARS FOR FEARS 15 -10
.
KQCRIC.d.r Rapids, IA Gary Dixon ELTON JOHN FREDDIE JACKSON ZZ TOP
SIMPLE MINDS Hottest: A -HA 1 -1 WHINEY HOUSTON 2 -2 JAN HAMMER 7 -3 STEVIE WONDER 8 -5 STARSHIP 15 -9
BRYAN ADAMS ELTON JOHN ARCADIA JACK WAGNER BALTIMORA KISS WANG CHUNG CLEMONS L BROWNE Hottest: READY FOR THE MOP -1 KOOL L THE GANG 2 -2 JAN HAMMER 3 -3 MR. MISTER 9 -7
KCMQIColumbia, MO Tuthn /Baker ARET EURYTHMICS ELTON JOHN WANG CHUNG ARCADIA Hottest: WHINEY HOUSTON S -3 JAN HAMMER 8 -6 STARSHIP 16 -10 MR. MISTER 33 -24 COLLINS L MARTIN 35-30 F.
-10
FRIf1AY n(:TnRFR 18 1985 .
4 -1
WHITNEY HOUSTON 2 -2 GLENN FREY 5 -3 SCRITTI POLITTI 17 -I1 ARETHA FRANKLIN 25 -15
KIYSIBObe, ID Tom Evans ARCADIA ELTON JOHN CHRIS CROSS KATRINA L THE WAV Hottest: LOVERBOY 3 -2 JAN
HAMMER
4
3 -1 4
-2
KMOXIFreano. CA John Berry MR. MISTER
MIAMI SOUND MACHI MOTELS OUTFIELD Hottest: MORRIS DAY 4 -3 JAN HAMMER 9 -5 STEVIE MONDER 6 -6 STARPOINT 7 -7 KLYMAXX 14 -10
John Denier ARCADIA CHRIS CROSS ELTON JOHN MAURICE WHITE (ap) SHEENA EASTON (ap)
WHITNEY HOUSTON JAN HAMMER 14 -9
POINTER
SISTERS ddp)
ELTON JOHN
ARET
6
CHRIS CROSS UB40 Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON 1 -1 STARSHIP 17 -15 HEART 19 -17 TINA TURNER 27 -20 COLLINS 6 MARTIN D-30
BUSH
7
-6
FOR FEARS :6 -1
STEVIE WONDER .7 -2' STARSHIP 12 -5 LOVERBOY 9 -6 DON HENLEY 14 -7
(dp)
ELTON JOHN SHEENA EASTON POINTER SISTERS KOOL L THE GANG ARCADIA
KISS (dp) ALISON MOTET (4p) CHRIS CROSS (Ap)
'
I
-1
JAN HAMMER
Joe Colline ELTON JOHN
ARCADIA KISS (dp) BALTIMORA CHRIS CROSS Hottest: A -HA l -1
ELTON JOHN GINO VANNELLI SIMPLE MINDS ARCADIA CHRIS CROSS Hottest: WHINEY HOUSTON 3 -1 STEVIE WONDER 6 -2 JAN HAMMER 9 -3 DON HENLEY 10 -7 STARSHIP 22 -13
STEVIE
WONDER
3
STARSHIP 16 -7
5 -3 11 -5
5
-4
II -8
KZOZISan LNb Obispo, CA
DA. CoNns 77 TOP
SIMPLE MINDS PRINCE ROGER DALTREY (Hottest:
JR.
WHITNEY HOUSTON 6 -4 THOMPSON TWINS 15 -9 STARSHIP 21 -17 COLLINS L MARTIN 70-21 MR. MISTER 38 -32
JOHN
Hottest: A -NA 1 -1 STEVIE WONDER 6 -2 JAN HAMMER 11-5
OKSDITri-Cides, WA
Taylor /O'Brien
LOVERROY 10 -7 DON HENLEY 15 -30
ELTON JOHN 3VARTF.RFLASH CHRIS CROSS ARCADIA
KTRS /Casper, WY Todd Cavanaugh
INKS
Hottest: STEVIE, WONDER 6 -2 STARSHIP 9 -3 SCRITTI POLITTI 1D -7 TEARS FOR FEARS IS-B .IAN HAMMER 14 -10
TEARS FOR FEARS 6 -4 MR. MISTER 9 -8 GLENN FREY 13 -10
246 Reporters
Current Reports
The following stations reported a frozen playlist this week: WDCGIDurham- Raleigh KFIV/Modesto
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a
-2
WHITNEY HOUSTON TEARS FOR FEARS
6 -2
JAN HAMMER 10 -3 WHITNEY HOUSTON TEARS POR FEARS
KBOZFMIBosentan, MT Michael Heue
241 (Ap)
-I
7
SLYMS.n Lab Obispo. CA
STEVIE WONDER 2 -1 WHITNEY HOUSTON 3 -2
KSKD/S.Iem. OR Len E. Mlteholl
11 -4
WONDER
REA1. TIFF Hottest:
Hottest: STEVIE MONDER 2 -1 JAN HAMMER 6 -2 STARSHIP 9 -7 GLENN FREY 14 -10 MR. MISTER 36 -22
A -NA
Hottest:
STEVIE
FOOL L THE GANG
CHRIS CROSS
(dp)
Hottest: A -HA 1 -1 STEVIE WONDER 3 -2 TEARS FOR FEARS 5 -3
Hottest:
WHITNEY HOUSTON 4 -3 STING 5 -4 JAN HAMMER 17 -5 GLENN FREY 19-14
(dp)
TALKING HEADS KATE
PRINCE KISS (dp) JOE LYNN TURNER ARCADIA KOOL L THE GANG
KYYA/Blllings, MT Charlie Foss
KPOP/Sesramento. CA ()saki GadarM WANG CHUNG
LAURA BRANIGAN EE TOP (dp)
ELTON JOHN KATF. BUSH (4p) CLEMONS L DROWNS TAMARA L SEEN (.1p) MOTLEY CRUE (Ap)
CHRIS CROSS ELTON JOHN Hottest: A-HA 1 -1 JAN HAMMER 3 -2 STEVIE WONDER 6 -3 STING 5 -4
ARCADIA ELTON JOHN
WANG CHUNG SIMPLE MINDS
MORRIS DAY CHRIS CROSS ARCADIA POINTER SISTERS KOOL 6 THE GANG ELTON JOHN Hottest: -1 JAN HAMMER LOVERBOY 7 -2 TEARS FOR FEARS 15 -5 STARSHIP 13 -8 WONDER 14 -9 STEVIE
ELTON
-1
KRIM/Roswelt NM Chuck Merdn
-6
KOOT/Anchaege, AK Key Taylor
RAY PARKER
Hottest:
OUTFIELD (dp) TEARS
CO
-1
1
JAN HAMMER 4 -2 STEVIE WONDER S -3 WHITNEY HOUSTON 6 -4 JOHN COUGAR 8 -7
FREDDIE JACKSON SIMPLE MINDS CHRIS CROSS
WHINEY HOUSTON
KYNOFM/Frano, CA
Spies.
1
Bryan Casey EURYTHMICS
A -HA
2-2
3
ARCADIA GINO YARNELLI KATRINA L THE WAY
22 -14
MR. MISTER KLYMAXX ZZ TOP ARETHA FRANKLIN PRINCE (dp)
KIKXIC040eSde
THE NOR
-2
Randy Robbins
W.k.rlD.vb
-3
STARSHIP 15 -13 MR. MISTER 28 -19
2
Hottest:
-1
1
KCAQIOsnerd-Ventun, CA
-
MR.
-3
KOMModesto, CA
Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON 4 -2 STEVIE WONDER 5 -3 JAN HAMMER 7 -4 TEARS FOR FEARS 9 -5 MR. MISTER 17 -I1
KOXRIMkersfield, CA
(dp)
-3 TEARS FOR FEARS 6 -6 SCRITTI PoLITTI 9 -9
MARILLION (Ap)
I
5
WHINEY HOUSTON
1
THREE
KFIV /Modesto. CA Russ Novak
STING
CLEMONS L BROWNE ELTON JOHN HOOTERS KLYMAXX SHEENS EASTON
PARALLEL
ELTON JOHN ARCADIA (dp)
FIS
-HA
WHITNEY HOUSTON DON HENLEY 4 -3 JAN HAMMIER 7 -4 STEVIE WONDER 8
PRINCE
none Hottest: READY FOR
ELTON JOHN ARCADIA (dp) WANG CHUNG KISS (dp)
OMD Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON -1 STEVIE WONDER 5 -2 JAN HAMMER 8 -3 TEARS FOR FEARS 12 -7 LOVERBOY 11 -8
RISS (Ap) Hottest: STEVIE WONDER
A
KWNZ/Reno, NV
SkekWDavb
OMD (dpi) Hottest:
KQMQ/Honoklkr. HI Kimo Akan.
Slmyna/Newnlan
6 -5
CHUNG (Ap) ELTON JOHN MOTELS (Ap) ARCADIA (dp)
Hottest: A -HA -1 STEVIE WONDER 7 -2 LOVERBOY 10 -5 TEARS FOR FEARS 14-R MR. MISTER 29 -22
KSNDIEudene, OR
-4
SPRINGSTEEN
WANG
CHUNG
ARCADIA PRINCE EURYTHMICS 6 ARET Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON 2 -1 STEVIE WONDER 9 -2 JAN HAMMER 10 -3 TEARS FOR FEARS 18 -13 GLENN FREY 19 -14
GINO YANNELLI
THOMPSON TWINS 11 -6 HOWARD JONES 29 -23 MR. MISTER 34 -24
-2
KLYMAXX
(dp)
ELTON JOHN
RIINmrdWChrbWn
Eriekson/Perez
7
4
KROITwaon, AZ OillkdJohnson
KLUCIW Vega, NV
HOWARD JONES
zz TOP
KKROICedel Rapine, IA Tad Jecobeen
(dp) BUSH MOTLEY CRUE
TEARS FOR
Squires/Kemper
COLLINS L MARTIN ONJ Hottest: READY FOR THE WOR 1-1 JAN HAMMER 5 -2 LOVERBOY 7 -3 STARSHIP 12-4 DAVID POSTER 15 -7
BRUCE
LOVERBOY 10 -6 JAN HAMMER IS -8
KIMNID.nvet CO
-3
JAN HAMMER
15 -12 ISTER 20 -13
I
WONDER 5
MR.
EDDIE MURPHY KATRINA L THE WAV Hottest: A -HA 2 -1 STEVIE WONDiRu.3 -2
KKXXIBakaelbM, CA
Tony Weit.koe
STING
l
ONJ SIMPLE MINDS Hottest: LOVERBOY 5 -3
ARCADIA ELTON JOHN PRINCE CHRIS CROSS HOOTERS Hottest: STEVIE WONDER 4 -2 STING 5 -4 JAN HAMMER 6 -5 TEARS FOR FEARS 12-6 LOVERBOY 10 -7
WCIL.FMICerbondals, IL
'
JAGGER 6 -S
KWTOFMISpeingllM, Mike Schmidt
SyckerlRoWntme
4 -2
STEVIE
STARSHIP
WANG
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STING 26 -11
KNMNAIbNplerrfgs8eno Fe,
NIGHT RANGER 12 -5 GLENN FREY 11 -6 PAUL YOUNG 16 -11
-2
-8
KATE
7
PARALLEL TWO
10 -7
4
REAL LIFE. PRINCE 3 -SPEED Hottest: A -HA -1 STARSHIP 8 -3
OUARTERFIASH KATE BUSH (dp) Hottest: A -NA 1 -1
KISS
-I
STEVIE WONDER L
11
22 TOP
ELTON JOHN CHRIS CROSS
KFMWIW.teHOO, IA Merk Poner
READY FOR THE WOR 1 WHITNEY HOUSTON 11-2
-8
EURYTHMICS S ARET SIMPLE MINDS MARILLION ARCADIA RENE L ANGELA (dp) ELTON JOHN SHEENA EASTON Hottest: STEVIE WONDER 2 -1 LOVERBOY
HEART
SHEENA EASTON
Bill Stairs
HAMMER 6 -5
JAN
Jay McCall
KHTXIReno, NV John Chommle
KZZUISpok.ra, WA
JOHN
LOVERBOY
STARSHIP
BOWIE
DEAD OR ALIVE 15 -7 DAVID FOSTER 26 -12 GLENN FREY 22 -14
Hottest:
US3ISouth Bend, IN J.K. Dearing COLLINS S MARTIN
Hottest:
-4
13
WBWB/Bloomington, IN Jim Clou.
Keith Edwards
ELTON
A -HA 1 -1 STEVIE WONDER 13 -5 STARSHIP 15 -6 TEARS FOR FEARS 19 -9 BRYAN ADAMS 16 -13
KGGGIR.pid City, SD Phil Wilson
I
KLYMAXX 14 -11
14
Hottest:
l
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KISS (dp)
(Ap)
CHRIS CROSS ARCADIA ELTON JOHN CLEMONS L BROWNE SHEENA EASTON Hottest: STARSHIP 3 -1 JAN HAMMER 8 -2 STEVIE WONDER 10 -S TEARS FOR FEARS 11 -8 COLLINS L MARTIN 25 -1P
WANG CHUNG KOOL L THE GANG ARCADIA ZZ TOP ROGER DAMFREY ARETHA FRANKLIN Hottest: -1 JAN HAMMER
Kevin Rebel
CLEMONS L BROWNE ROGER DALTREY
STEVIE WONDER 8 -3 JAN HAMMER 10 -5 STARSHIP 16 -8 COLLINS L MARTIN 20 -10
CLEMONS L BROWNE CHRIS CROSS ELTON JOHN OUARTERFLASH Hottest: -1 A -HA STING 3 -2 WHITNEY HOUSTON 4 -3 TEARS FOR FEARS 12 -6
l
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Hottest: A -HA 3 -1 STEVIE WONDER 7 -2 STING 6 -3 WHITNEY HOUSTON 8 -4 STARSHIP 12 -6
SCRITTI POLITTI
2 -1
AIahem/Main
KDWITOpeka, KS
ARET
KOZE /Lawleton. ID
KCPXISeI1 Lake City, UT
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1
KKRCISIOUX Falb, SD Dan Kiel.y SIMPLE MINDS
DAVID FOSTER SIMPLE MINDS Hottest:
4 -1
FREDDIE JACKSON HOOTERS Hottest: JAN HAMMER 2 -1 TEARS FOR FEARS 8 -2 READY FOR THE WOR 6 -5 GLENN FREY 17 -7 STARSHIP 12 -9
-1
WEST S
Justin/Robbins
KIN/Peoria, IL
1
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22 TOP D -35
READY FOR THE NOR 2 -2 TEARS FOR PEARS 4 -3 STARSHIP 12 -7 BRYAN ADAMS 31 -12
Hottest: STEVIE WONDER STING 6 -5
DON HENLEY
7
LOVERROY 9 -7
Hottest: A -HA 1 -1
WBNOI&oadngton, IL
ELTON JOHN CLEMONS L BROWNE ARCADIA SCRITTI POLITTI MORRIS DAY Hottest: A-HA 2 -1 JAN HAMMER 6 -3 STEVIE WONDER 7 -4 TEARS FOR FEARS 10 -5 STARSHIP 9 -7
FOR THE NOR
WHITNEY HOUSTON JAN HAMMER 6 -5
JOHN
-SPEED (Ap) Hottest: -1 A -HA JAN HAMMER 11 -4 TEARS FOR FEARS 9 -5
F.
Hottest:
READY
SCRITTI PoLITTI BILLY JOEL (dp) ZZ TOP (dp) SIMPLE MINDS
KOOL
WRONIToldso, OH Joe Thoma
JOHN COUGAR SIMPLE MINDS ARCADIA Hottest: A -HA -1 STEVIE WONDER 6 -3 JAN HAMMER 10 -5 TEARS
ELTON JOHN ARCADIA
WIOOISegkons-B.y Chy. MI BNchePShsrnon
MR. MISTER Hottest: A -NA
BALTIMORA COOL L THE GANG ARCADIA WANG CHUNG KISS (dp) Hottest: JAN HAMMER 4 -3 WHINEY HOUSTON TEARS FOR FEARS HOOTERS 15 -12 HEART 25 -18
-SPEED
EURYTHMICS
WANG CHUNG Hottest: A -HA -I STEVIE WONDER 5-2 WHITNEY HOUSTON 6 -3 JAN HAMMER 10 -6 TEARS FOR FEARS 11 -8
3
ELTON JOHN CLEMONS BROWNE ARCADIA KATRINA L THE WAV KLYMAXX SCRITTI PDLITTI (4p) MOTLEY CRUE (1p) Hottest: -1 STARSHIP JAN HAMMER 9 -3 DAVID FOSTER 13 -7 GLENN FREY 15 -9 COLLINS 6 MARTIN 21 -10
ARCADIA -10
MR. MISTER
ELTON JOHN CLEMONS L BROWNE
B
JOHN
ZZ TOP (dp) KATE. BUSH (Ip) PRINCE (Ap)
BALTIMORA (Ap) REAL LIFE (dp)
WSPTIStav4M. Point WI
OUA RTE RF LASH
14
ONJ
KYYY/Bismerek, ND Bob Beck
SIMPLE MINDS (dp) JOHN WAITE (dp) Hottest: A -HA 1 -1 STEVIE MONDER 7-4 STING 6 -5 JAN HAMMER 12 -6 TEARS FOR FEARS 11 -9
WSTOIEvmsalik. IN
3
KFRXllincoln. NE
THREE
ARCADIA ELTON JOHN PRINCE EURYTHMICS S ARET KOOL L THE GANG Hottest: JAN HAMMER 3 -1 TEARS FOR FEARS 5 -2 GLENN FREY 14 -9 STARSHIP 19 -12 THOMPSON TWINS 24 -I8
ONJ SCRITTI POLITTI DAVID FOSTER
-1
1
STARSHIP 9 -6 JAN HAMMER 11 -7 LOVERBOY 10-8 DAVID FOSTER 19-15
ELTON
SHEENA EASTON KOOL L THE GANG EURYTHMICS S ARET MOTLEY CRUE. (AP)
A -HA
-5
KISS (dp)
Tracy Johnson
PARALLEL
WZOKIRockford, IL McGeMDent
SIMPLE MINDS ABC WANG CHUNG Hottest:
STING S -3 STEVIE WONDER 6 -4 JAN HAMMER 8 -S
-5
6
WHITNEY HOUSTON 4 -) STEVIE WONDER B -4 JAN HAMMER 10-5
STARSHIP
7
ADAMS 17 -14 KOKO/Omaha. NB Taylor/Dean
Hottest: READY FOR THE WOR 2
3-1
BRYAN
John Robertson
-2
SIMPLE MINDS EURYTHMICS L ARET MAURICE WHITE PRINCE OUTFIELD PREFAB SPROUT (4p) Hottest: A-HA 1 -1 WHITNEY HOUSTON 4 -2 JAN HAMMER 8 -5 TEARS FOR FEARS 9 -6 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 11 -9
WHITNEY HOUSTON 9 -7 GLENN FREY 14 -10
WW2/Dayton, OH
3
WHOTIYOUngstown, OH Dick Thompson
Cooper /Casey
KISS (Ap)
PRINCE ARCADIA EURYTHMICS
-
KOFMIOkishoma City. OK
CLeMONS I. BROWNE ELTON JOHN
-1
1
WHITNEY HOUSTON
KJ10310klehoma City, OK CaNIDAleundel
JOHN COUGAR 13-8 GLENN FREY 15-12 COLLINS I MARTIN 21 -16 ARETHA FRANKLIN 22 -19
LAURA
A -HA
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Stacy /Louisos
ARCADIA Hottest:
-2
Denny Collier
WAZY/IN.yeU. IN ELTON
2
KKA21Cheyenne. WY Dave Hunter
Clon
SHEENA EASTON SIMPLE MINDS 22 TOP
ARCADIA JOHN WAITE S HEENA EASTON MAURICE WHITE CHRIS CROSS KOOL A THE GANG Hottest: 'STEVIE WONDER 3 -1 WHITNEY HOUSTON 5 -2 JAN HAMMER 8 -4 TEARS POR FEARS 10 -5 STARSHIP 14 -9
ARET
SSKGISekns. KS
ZZ TOP
STEVIE MONDER 5 -2 STARSHIP 8 -3
-1
21 -12
ONJ
BALTIMORA ELTON JOHN
OHO SCRITTI PoLITTI MR. MISTER GINO YANNELL! KOOL L THE GANG (dp) SHEENA EASTON Hottest:
-2
Kirk
TEARS FOR FEARS
1
KKPDMRcMb, KS Jack Myer
ARCADIA CLEMONS L BROWNE FREDDIE JACKSON
WHITNEY HOUSTON LOVERBOY 10 -7
ARET
.
Z1MMWbon. WI Lltd&HUdson
TEARS FOR PEARS
3
STARSHIP
JAN HAMMER 10 -6 GLENN FREY 15 -8
Hottest:
-HA
I
WONDER 2 -1
KDONFM /Sell ae, CA
Moorellewley
30 -22
SCRITTI POLITTI SIMPLE MINDS CLEMONS 6 BROWNE Hottest: A -HA -1 JAN HAMMER 10 -7 TEARS FOR FEARS STARSHIP 13 -11 GLENN PREY 21 -18
Christopher Cross
ELTON JOHN
STEVIE WONDER 10 -7
MR. MISTER
Elton John
WDBRJSpringfield. IL
L
Jan Hammer Stevie Wonder Whitney Houston
Arcadia
ARCADIA EURYTHMICS
ELTON JOHN QUARTERFLASK Hottest: A -HA S -1 WHITNEY HOUSTON STING 3 -3
HOTTEST
MOST ADOEO
KRIS /Rapid City. SD Sherwin/Kellswy KLYMAXX
KKXL-FM/Gr.nd Forks, ND Nordine&Rlght
TEARS FOR FEARS 10 -5 GLENN PREY 15-10
-
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WNCIICOWmb)s. OH Meyer/Wheeler
if14!
Hottest:
FREDDIE JACKSOK RAY PARKER JR. SIMPLE MINDS THOMPSON TWINS (dp) Nottest: JOHN COUGAR 2-1 STARSHIP 5 -2
JAN HAMMER 9 -5 TEARS POR FEARS 8 -6 DON HENLEY 12 -10
A -NA
ARCADIA EURYTHMICS
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K00I.
HOOTERS (dp) KATRINA 6 THE WAV (dp) SHEENA EASTON ARCADIA (ap) SIMPLE MINDS Hottest: A-HA 1 -I' WHITNEY HOUSTON 4 -2 JAN HAMMER 10 -5 HEART 26 -21 COLLINS S MART7f1:33-23
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SCRITTI POLITTI
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-
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-I
KEVN.FMIWich)te, KS Brooks/Pearmon
WKFRIKalsn esoo, MI Terry Weinecht
WKAUTAPpleton- Oshluah, WI
1
LOVERBOY 3 -2 STING 4 -3 STARSHIP 14 -5 TEARS FOR FEARS
none Hottest: MADONNA 5 -5 WHITNEY HOUSTON 9 -9 STING 13 -13 BOWIE L JAGGER 21-21 JAN HAMMER 24 -24 7
WANG CHUNG (1p) TOMMY SHAW (4p) ELTON JOHN EURYTHMICS L ARET ONJ (4p) KATE BOSH (4p) Hottest: STARSHIP 8 -6 JAN HAMMER 9 -7 TEARS FOR FEARS 17 -14 THOMPSON TWINS 24 -20
SHEENA EASTON KATE BUSH (dp)
WKDOIAkrort OH
o,
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PARALLEL TWO
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KAY107CT01.A OK
MIDWEST
CHRIS CROSS ARCADIA ELTON JOHN SHEENA EASTON MOTELS (1p) Hottest: A -MA -1 JAN HAMMER 8 -2 TEARS FOR FEARS ABC 23 -1S HOOTERS 21 -17
WEST
CHR ADDS & HOTS
HOTTEST
P-1
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Ca. BRYAN ADAMS
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1985/105
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1985 Warner Bros. Records
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OCTOBER 18, 1985/ 109
RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY L_
CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO BREAKERS
HOTTEST
MOST ADDED ARCADIA (145)
JAN HAMMER (164)
Election Day (Capitol)
Miami Vice Theme (MCA)
ELTON JOHN (134)
STEVIE WONDER (146)
Part-Time Lover (Tamla /Motown) TEARS FOR FEARS (125)
Wrap Her Up (Geffen)
SCRITTI POLITTI
EURYTHMICS & ARETHA FRANKLIN (66)
Perfect Way (WB)
Head Over Heels (Mercury /PolyGram)
For Themselves SHEENA EASTON (57) Do It For Love (EMI America) KOOL & THE GANG (56) Emergency (De -Lite/PolyGram)
Sisters Are Doin'
67% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 74, Debuts 36, Same 30, Down 1, Adds 25 including Z106, WRSR, WLS -FM, 92X, KOPA, WOUT, KBOS. See Parallels, moves 38 -33 on the CHR chart.
It
A -HA (114) Take On Me (WB)
WHITNEY HOUSTON (111)
Saving All My Love For You (Arista)
EURYTHMICS & ARETHA FRANKLIN
Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves (RCA)
FMCHRISTOPHER CROSS
67% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 37, Same 59, Down 0, Adds 66 including B104, WHIT, PRO -FM, KRBE, 0105, WGCL, KIIS-FM. See Parallels, debuts at number 40 on the CHR chart.
'Charm The Snake' (WB) 47/47
Moves: Up O. Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 47 including WPHD, Z93, KRBE, WGCL, WMMS, WKTI, 1f108, KC101, WKRZ -FM. WBBQ. KHFI. WKDD, KNMQ, KF95, KIYS.
LAURA BRANIGAN 'Hold Me' (Atlantic) 46/5 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 39, Down 0. Adds 5, KAMZ. KTUX, KIIK, WZON, KBIM, WXKS-FM on, PRO -FM on. WQUE -FM on, WGCL on, WVSR 39-37. WFMI on, WROC on. WKFR on, KF95 d -34, KRO on.
EDDIE MURPHY 'Party All The
Time' (Columbia) 45/17
Moves: Up 17. Debuts 5, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 17 including WBEN-FM, WNYS, KBEQ, KOPA, KKRZ. KUBE, WLAN -FM, 98PXY, WNOK -FM, KAMZ, KBOS, KOMO, KAFM 27 -18, KTKS 39-24, WHYT 23 -9, WBBO 27 -22.
BALTIMORA 'Tarzan Boy' (Manhattan) 44/13
Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 29, Down 0. Adds 13 including WPHD, CHUM. KWSS, WVSR, Z104, WRON, KDON -FM, WGUY, WOMP -FM, WFXX, KWES, KYYY, SLY96. WKSE d-40, KMEL d -29.
JANE WIEDLIN 'Blue Kiss' (IRS/MCA) 42/1 Moves: Up 12, Debuts 3, Same 26, Down 0. Adds 1, CFTR, WPHD 34-33, WERZ 4037, WPST 32 -28, WZLD d-40, WANS -FM 37 -32, KTUX 35 -31. K093 30-26, KDON -FM 40-36, KCPX 39-35, 95XXX 37-33, WFXX 21 -17, WVBS 34-31, WBWB 36-34,
NEW & ACTIVE
WDBR d-38.
STARPOINT 'Object Of My Desire' (Eleldra) 39/5 Moves: Up 19. Debuts 1, Same 14, Down 0. Adds 5, 940, WNVZ, KOPA, WBBQ, WCGQ, K106 29 -26, WXKS -FM 33.30, FMARCADIA
'Election Day' (Capitol) 145/145
Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 145 including WXKS -FM, Z100, B94, FM, 1396. WMMS, KBEQ, KIIS -FM. KKRZ, KMJK, KPLUS.
0107, Z93, KTKS, 93FM, WQUE
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GO WEST
JOHN 'Wrap Her Up' (Geffen) 134/134
QELTON Moves: Up 0,
Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 134 including WBEN-FM, WKSE, WPHD, WCAU -FM, WAVA, KAFM, Y100, 0105. WLS -FM, WGCL, WMMS, WZUU, KWK, 0103, KPLUS.
HOWARD JONES 'Like To Get To Know You
WNYS 33-30. 2100 13 -10, WCAU-FM 19-15, Z106 25-19. 195 34 -29, WHYT 28-24, WLAN -FM 33-27, WSPK 30 -25, KTUX 28 -22, WRON 28-22.
Well' (Eleldra) 128/9
Moves: Up 59. Debuts 15. Same 45. Down 0, Adds 9, CHUM, K104, WAMX, WANS -FM, WCKN, KRNO, KIMN, OK100, 95XIL, KAFM 31 -26, KTKS 40-36, KMEL 25 -21, WOKI 39-32, WKHI 39-32, KHTX 29-23.
'Eye To Eye' (Chrysalis) 39/2
Moves: Up 10, Debuts 12. Same 15, Down 0, Adds 2, KAFM, WPST, WCAU -FM 25-19, KTKS d -39, KMJK 25-22, FM102 11 -10, KMEL 16-14, KPLUS 33.31, 0100 d-38. WNOK -FM 38-33, WRON d-28, WOYP 38-35, WPFM 40-34, WBWB 30.25, KZOZ 32-30.
MOTELS
'Shock' (Capitol) 35/19
Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 19 including WKSE. WCAU -FM, WHYT, 2299. KKRZ, WRCK, WTLO, WFMI, WLRS, WKDD, WROC. KBOS, KMGX, WMMS on, KTUX d -39.
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KATE BUSH
'Running Up That HIII' (EMI America) 124/28
Moves: Up 41, Debuts 16, Same 39, Down 0, Adds 28 including WBEN -FM, KRBE, 195. Y100, WOUE -FM, 0105, WGFM, WCKN, WROC, KPOP, WYKS, Y94, PRO -FM 24-19, 940 24 -18, 2299 33 -28.
KLYMAXX
'I Miss You' (Constellation/MCA) 10018
KYNO -FM, Moves. Up 39, Debuts 16, Same 25, Down 2, Adds 18 including 0103, KZZP, K104, WSPK, WANS -FM. WQUT, KRO. 95XIL, WGLF, KKLS -FM. KWNZ.
PRINCE
'America' (WB) 99/34
Moves: Up 5, Debuts 22, Same 38, Down 0, Adds 34 including WXKS-FM, WNYS, CKOI, WCAU -FM, WKTI, KDWB-FM; KHTR, KPLUS. 98PXY, Y107, WIGY, KZOZ, WKSE 37 -30. WRSR 36-31, KIKX 40-32.
WANG CHUNG 'To Live & Die In
LA.'
(Geffen) 89/24
Moves: Up 7, Debuts 12, Same 46, Down 0, Adds 24 including WKSE, WOUE -FM, 0103, KNBO, 930, WSKZ, KZIO, WRQN, KPOP, WJZR, KYYY, KBIM, WPHD 39-36, KUBE 35 -31, WVSR 40-36.
ROGER DALTREY
'After The Fire' (Atlantic) 79/9
KZOZ, Moves. Up 32, Debuts W. Same 28, Down 0, Adds 9, ZZ99, KMJK, WFMI, KCPX, KOIZ -FM, WYKS, WXLK, KKRC, WPHD 36 -32, PRO-FM 35 -30, Y100 37 -34, WMMS 31 -28, WTLO 28 -23, WOKI 27 -23.
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KISS 'Tears Are Falling' (Mercury/PolyGram) 73/33
Down 0, Adds 33 including WCAU-FM, KRBE, WGCL, WERZ, WKRZ -FM, KHFI, WKAU, KIIK, WRON, WIGY, WZYP, 99KG, KPLUS 36-32, WAPI 19-14,10(104 39 -28.
Lao Moves Up 5, Debuts 16, Same 19,
'I'll
Be Good' (Mercury/PolyGram) 71/9 WBENMoves: Up 17, Debuts 7, Same 38, Down 0, Adds 9, KRBE, 195, 0103, K104. WBCY, KBOS, OK100, VA/BS, WBWB, FM 29 -16, WKSE 9-8, WNYS 36 -32, KBFM 39 -35. KMGX 35 -26, Z102 36-31.
RENE
8 ANGELA
HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS 'Back In Time' (Chrsyalls) 69/2 -FM 10-8. Moves. Up 46, Debuts 1, Same 14, Down 6, Adds 2, WAMX. WSKZ, Y100 33-24, 010228 -24, WKTI 14 -11, WLOL 23 -19. KKRZ 14 -8, WBCY 8 -3, KZFM 13 -9, WORD 30 -24, KZ93 16 -11, WIOG 2 -2, WXLK 37 -28, WBWB 32-29. KOZE
TALKING HEADS 'And She Was' (Sire/WB) 68/8
WPHD Moves: Up 28, Debuts 9. Same 23, Down 0. Adds 8, WLS, WLS -FM, KPLUS, WRAC, KQXR, KPOP, KFMN, WZYP, 38-35, PRO-FM 29 -24, B96 24 -21, KKRZ 36 -32, KIIK 34 -30, WFXX 34 -29, WCIL -FM 13-10.
MAURICE WHITE 'Stand By Me' (Columbia) 68/5
Moves: Up 32, Debuts 7, Same 22, Down 2, Adds 5. WBEN -FM, WQUE -FM, WHJOT, KIKX, WDBR, WKSE 27.22, 940 22 -19, WHYT 22 -16, 0103 35-32, WLAN -FM 34 -30, WBCY 26-21. WCKN 27-16, 94TYX 29 -25, KMGX 26 -21, WKHI 30 -26.
KATRINA & THE WAVES 'Oue Te Oulero' (Capitol) 64/13
Moves: Up 3, Debuts 3, Same 45, Down Q Adds 13 including CKOI, CHUM, 195, KWOD, WSPK, 930, WKFR, KIYS, KOMO, KCAO, KOIZ -FM. WGLF, WKDD 40-34, KSKD d -36, 95XXX 36-32.
MARILUON 'Kayleigh' (Capitol) 60/4
0100 Moves. Up 18. Debuts 5, Same 33. Down 0, Adds 4. Y106, WROC, KSND, WBWB, WMMS 28 -25, KPLUS 39-28, 29 -22. WRCK 29 -27. WZLD 38-36, KTUX 38-32, WGUY 35 -31, 95XIL 38-35, WHSL 37-34, WAZY -FM 37 -34. OK95 36-32. SHEENA EASTON 'Do
H
For Love' (EMI America) 57/57
OUARTERFLABH 'Talk To
Ms' (Geffen) 35/15
Moves: Up 4, Debuts 5, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 15 including WPHD, WVSR, K104, WTLO, WFMI, KZZU, KISR, KNOE -FM. KKLS-FM, 99KG, OK95, KKRZ 37 -34, KSND 33 -30, KCPX 29-26.
WBNO,
JOHN WAITE 'Welcome To Paradise' (EMI America) 29/7
Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 22. Down 0. Adds 7. WKSE. WRCK. WFMI, WGRO. WZOK, KNOE -FM, WDBR, WPHD on, WMMS on, KWK on, WERZ on, WANS -FM on, WOKI on, KOMO on-dp, KSKD on.
TA MARA
8 THE SEEN 'Everybody Dance' (A&M) 26/10
Moves: Up 3, Debuts 2, Same 11. Down 0. Adds 10, WXKS -FM, FM102. WSSX, KAMZ, 94TYX, KTUX, 95XXX, WJAD, KTRS, WKSE on, Y100 d -36, KMEL 21 -17, Y106 39 -35. KMGX d-37, KZOZ 39 -38.
MORRIS DAY 'The Oak Tree' (WB) 25/5
Moves: Up 10, Debuts 3, Same 7, Down O. Adds 5, WHYT, WCKN, KOKO, KSMB, KGOT, WKSE 32.25, WCZY 25-22, FM102 19-16, KITS 26-18, KMEL 34 -18, KTUX 31 -28, KOFM 24-23. KMGX 4-3, Z102 35-29.
JACK WAGNER 'Too Young' (Owest/WB) 22/10
Moves: Up 5, Debuts 2, Same 5. Down 0. Adds 10, Z100, Y100. WHYT, WKRZ-FM, WROO, WZLD, Y107, 94Z, WRON, 95XXX, BJ105 34-27, KIKX 26 -11, KCAO 30-26, KTRS 37 -32. KBIM 33 -31.
MOTLEY CRUE 'Home Sweet Home' (Elektra) 22/8
Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 11, Down-0, Adds 8, KAFM, KZZB, KX104, WJZR, WAZY -FM, WSPT, KFMW, KTRS, KEGL on, B97 29-22, KHTR on, KPLUS d -33, 0100 on-dp. WRCK on. WRNO d-40.
FIVE STAR
'All Fall Down' (RCA) 21/1
Moves: Up 11, Debuts 4, Same 4. Down 1, Adds 1, KITS, CK01 32-30, WCZY 17 -16, WHYT 19-14. KIIS -FM 24-22, FM102 14 -11. KMEL 8 -7, WERZ d -39, KAMZ 27 -24, BJ105 d-33, Y106 34-32, KTUX 34-33, WRON d -30, KMGX 20-14, KDON -FM 37-34.
MIAMI SOUND MACHINE 'Conga' (Epic) 20/11
Moves: Up 5, Debuts 2. Same 1, Down 1. Adds 11. KIIS -FM, WBBO, WNOK -FM, KEZB, KBFM, BJ105, Z98. KMGX, 95XXX, Z102, WHSL, WPLJ 17 -11, Z100 14 -9, Y100 3 -1, Y106 22-14.
PREFAB SPROUT 'When Love Breaks Down' (Epic) 15/3 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 3, WERZ, WRCK, WHOT, CKOI on, KPLUS on, WTLO on, WZLD on. WANSFM on, WOKI on. WFMI on, KBOS on, KOMO on. KCAO on, WKHI on, WDBR on-dp. POINTER SISTERS 'Freedom' (RCA) 13/12 Moves: Up 0. Debuts 0. Same 0. Down 1, Adds 12. WKSE, WPHD, WVSR, WERZ, WOKI, KF5, KIKX, KSKD, WFBG, WGAN, WCGQ, KGOT.
INXS 'This Time' (Atlantic) 13/5
Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 7, Down 0. Adds 5. KMEL, WKSF, 0101. WPFM, OK95, -WFMI on-dp, KFMN 39-37. WHSLon. KCMQ on. KKLS -FM on, WDBR on -dp. KDVV on-dp.
OUTFIELD 'Say
R
Isn't So' (Columbia) 13/5
Moves: Up 2, Debuts 2. Same 3, Down 1, Adds 5, WERZ, WHOT, KIKX, KMGX, WGUY, 0100 on, K104 40 -34. WZLD 37-35, 01100 d-40, 95XIL d -38, KFMN 20 -21, KZOZ on.
Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 57 including WPHD, CKOI, Z106, PRO -FM, 940, Z93. B96, WLS-FM. WGCL. WMMS, WKTI, 0103, FM102, KPLUS, KUBE, KAY107.
QKOOL & THE GANG 'Emergency' (De- Lite/PolyGram) 55/56 Moves: Up 0. Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 56 including WHIT, MKS-FM, KRBE, V100, B96, WLS -FM. WHYT, KMEL, KPLUS, RI104, WOUT, KCPX, OK100, WPFM, SLY96.
TOMMY SHAW 'Remo's Theme (What
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If)' (A8M) 53/6
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-34, Moves. Up 6. Debuts 3, Same 38, Down 0, Adds 6, K104, WTLO, WROC, WORD, 95XIL, Y94, WRCK 39-36, WRNO 37 KTUX 40 -36, KOXR d -40, KIKX 36 -34, WGUY 28 -25, WBNQ 27-25, WSPT d -39, KTRS
Significant Action includes songs reported New 8 Active includes songs reported by at least 50 of our CHR reporters. the artist/ttle (label) designation inby fewer than 50. but at least 10 of our CHR reporters. The two numbers following indicate the type of activity this week; Up dicate the total number, how many added it for the first time this week. Moves Down for downward than activity, and for upward chart movement Same for sideways or continued uncharted activity, can be found in the Parallels. Adds for the number is a sampling of individual station activity. Complete activity Breakers may accumulate enough chart NOTE: Records that lack the required 60% of our CHR reporters to become on the CHR National Airplay /40. points from high chart positions on those stations reporting them, to debut Fulham Adds and/or Ons: tour plays in a 24-hour period, three of them before midnight ORR Rotation Crlbrla midnight Daypartsd Adds and/or Ons: two plays in a 24 -hour period, both of them before
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SIGNIFICANT ACTION GINO VANNELLI
'Hurts To Be In Love' (CBS Associated) 49/12
Moves: Up 24, Debuts 4, Same 8, Down 1, Adds 12, 94Q, KTKS, 195, KKRZ, WNOK -FM, WOKI, WNCI, KIMN, KCAQ; WJZR, WVBS, KYYA, 894 26-19. K104 34 -27, WKDD 37-31.
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CLARENCE CLEMONS & JACKSON BROWNE
'You're A Friend
Of
Mine' (Columbia) 47/47
Moves. Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 47 including Z106, WRSR, B96, WZUU, KPLUS, KNBQ, 0100. K104, KC101, WBCY, WZLD, WOKI, WROC, KIIK. Z104.
Parallels Begin on Page 105 & Hots Begin on Page I 03
Adds P -1
Playlists Begin on Page 100
'And after all the violence and double talk There's just a song in all the trouble and the strife You do the walk, you do the walk of life'
'Walk Of Life' The Single And Pro From
Dire Straits The Double Platinum Album
--Rtahers
In Arms
Produced by Mark Knoptier and Neil Dorisman On Weimer Bros. Records, Cassettes and Compact Discs 1985 Phonoyram Ud. (London)
RADIO & RECORDS
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Smulyan, Crane Take Control Of Emmis Emmis Broadcasting President Jeff Smulyan and partner Steve
KIXI -AM & FM/SEATTLE
Crane will acquire the company's remaining stock (51.62 %) from partners Michael Maurer (27.46 %), Robert Schloss (11.61%), Ellen Flamm (8.85 %), and Judith Mishkin (3.7 %) for approximately $20 million. Smulyan and Crane, who previously owned 41.14% and 7.24 %, respectively, will now own 85.05% and
consulting agreement BUYER: Thunder Bay Communications, principally owned by Earl Horton, a Cleveland attorney. SELLER: KIXI, Inc., headed by President/GM Walter Nelskog. DIAL POSITION: 880 kHz; 95.5 mHz POWER: 50 kw days/1 kw nights; 100 kw at 1 150 feet FORMAT: A/C BROKER: Blackburn & Co.
14.95 %. The sale price is contingent on the settlement date, with the purchase price adjusted upward according to delay. The Emmis properties include flagship WENSllndianapolis, WLOL! Minneapolis, KMGG!Los Angeles, and KSHEISt. Louis.
KWNO Dissolves KWNO, Inc./Winona filed a Notice of Intent to Dissolve with the Secretary of State of Minnesota October 1. All claims against the corporation must be received by the latter of December 31, 1985 or 90 days after the date on which this notice is given to a particular creditor or claimant. The address to which written claims must be presented is 64 -68 East Fourth Street, P.O. Box 310, Winona, MN 55987 -0310.
PRICE: $8 million, plus a five-year
KKJO & KSFTIST. JOSEPH, MO PRICE: $1,845,000 BUYER: St. Joseph Radio Ltd., equal-
ly owned by Broadcast Equities Inc. and S.J. Communications Associates. It also operates KQCR!Cedar Rapids, IA. Broadcast Equities is headed by Davis Small; SJ Communication is owned by Stanley Seidler,
Solomon Welsgal, Burton Kanter, and brothers Martin and Norman Rich. SELLER: St. Joseph Broadcasting DIAL POSITION:550 kHz; 105.1 mHz POWER: 5 kw; 100 kw at 582 feet FORMAT: A/C; Country
WFAS -AM & FMI WHITE PLAINS, NY PRICE: $1 .8 million for 60% of stock BUYER: New York Subways Advertising, Inc., owned by Marvin
Apelbaum,
William
Schwartz,
George Newman, his wife Amelia, and Patricia Theryoung. SELLER: Prospect Communications, owned by Herbert Saltzman, who retains remaining 40%. DIAL POSITION: 1230 kHz; 103.9 mHz POWER: 1 kw days /250 watts nights; 600 watts at 670 feet FORMAT: MOR; A/C
WKMIIKALAMAZOO PRICE: $1.4 million BUYER: Classic Communications Ltd. SELLER: Steere Broadcasting, owned by Rod Kackley and Randy Jung, ND and Sales Manager at WHFB-AM & FM /Benton Harbor, MI. DIAL POSITION: 1360 kHz POWER: 5 kw days /1 kw nights
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SELLER: Sudbrink Broadcasting, headed by Robert Sudbrink. It retains WCBF!Tampa, WYDEIBirmingham,
WBIX1Jacksonville, KAAYILIttIe Rock, and KBCO & KCKNIRoawell,
WKQE & WBGM/ TALLAHASSEE
NM. DIAL POSITION: 97.5 mHz POWER: 83 kw at 46 feet FORMAT: AOR
mHz POWER: 5 kw days/1 kw nights; 95 kw at 860 feet FORMAT: Oldies; CHR BROKER: Americom Media Brokers
ing Corp.
PRICE: $2,340,000 BUYER: Woolfson Broadcasting Corp., headed by Mark Woolfson. It also owns WW001WIImington, NC; and WGUS -AM & FM1Augusta, GA. SELLER: Statewide Broadcasting, which retains WCFLIChicago, KLTYI Dallas, WVCGIFt. Lauderdale, and WAPE & WJAXIJacksonville. DIAL POSITION: 1410 kHz; 98.9 mHz POWER: 5 kw daytimer; 100 kw at
ta.
PRICE: $8 million
WSEYISAUK CITY, WI PRICE: $800,000 BUYER: Central Florida Broadcast-
Dri-Five Inc.,
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by
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Daniel Dobrowolski and Kimberly Gerber, who also have interest in WRODIDaytona Beach, WWZZISarasots, and WBGBIMount Dora, FL. DIAL POSITION: 96.7 mHz POWER: 3 kw at 300 feet
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1984 to the 14.1 it now holds. In essence, Rick's primary duties of programming
FORMAT: A/C
KSHE will not change from what they are now. Rick has grown into this new position by
accepting additional duties, such as department budgeting, that make his position much greater than it has been in the past '
PRICE: $567,000 BUYER: Cascades Broadcasting SELLER: Patton Broadcasting, headed by Myron Patton and Wayne Stakey. It also owns WJXQ1Jackson. Patton also owns KAARIVancouver. Stakey has applied for a new FM in
Greenfield, CA. DIAL POSITION: 970 kHz kw POWER: FORMAT: N/T 1
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healthy gains.' Before coming to WBT, Bishop programmed WLEE /Richmond for two and a half years. Prior to that he was with WCOL /Columbus as PD and MD for five and a half years. He also programmed WINW /Canton and WCUE -AM & FM /Akron.
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having earlier been PD /midday personality at WDRQ for four years. He told R&R, 'I've been in this market for 18 years, and have seen a lot of the great radio stations come and go. It's unbelievably exciting to be a part of the next one that's going to be fabulous. Some people are calling the format à 'Hot Hits AOR.' But it's really what we're hoping will be the next Back Page format, which is 'pop radio.' '
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ance. All of a sudden, stations are seeing the benefits of continuous surveys.' Asked if he expected this move to get by the industry without an uproar, the Arbitron executive replied, 'No. All we can do, though, is make this year-'round concept as attractive as possible.'
Top Columbia executives congratulated Wham! at thé end of their U.S. tour in Philadelphia. Pictuued (l -r) are VPs Mickey Eichner and Ray Anderson, Wham!'s George Michael, CBS Record Division President Al Teller, and group's Andrew
'Zorro' Ridgeley.
Jackson Finds First Platinum
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strong position in Charlotte, which has the highest FM listenership of any city in the country over 80%. I'm glad to be making the move back to FM, where some of my programming roots are. WMGF is in a prime position to make some
Glam Wham! Fans
FORMAT: Urban A/C; A/C BROKER: Blackburn & Co.
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WKHMIJACKSON, MI
RCA threw a party for Kenny Rogers to celebrate the release of his new LP 'Head Of The Matter' and (belatedly) his birthday. Pictured (I-r) are producer George Martin, RCA /Ariola Exec. VP Jose Menendez, manager Ken Kragen, RCA /Ariola President Bob Summer, and Rogers.
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KDLBIHENRYETTA, OK PRICE: $2.4 million
BUYER: Roth Communications, headed by David Roth, who also owns WIRA & WOVVIFt. Pierce, FL; WVLC & WKPEIOrleans, MA; and KCBN & KRNOIReno, NV. SELLER: Long -Pride Broadcasting, headed by FirstCom Broadcast Services Chairman Jim Long and country music entertainer Charley Pride, who also own KAYC & KAYDIPort ArthurBeaumont, TX. DIAL POSITION: 1410 kHz; 103.7
KPOIIHONOLULU PRICE: $2.8 million BUYER: First Covcom, Inc., owned by David Lyons, GM at KLZSIWIchi
Aretha Franklin received a gold LP for her 'Who's Zoomin' Who' album following a Detroit concert recently. Pictured (Pr) are Arista Exec. VP/GM Sal Licata, Franklin, label's India Graves, VP Abbey Konowitch, and Art Keith.
FORMAT: CHR
BUYER: Swanson Broadcasting, which also owns WBYUINew Orleans, KKYX & KLLSISan Antonio, KKNGIOklahoma City, and KRMG1 Tulsa. SELLER: Media Plus, Inc., owned by Rebecca Lambert. It owns KROS & KSAYICIinton, IA. DIAL POSITION: 99.5 mHz POWER: 28.5 kw at 317 feet FORMAT: Country
KOAM & KEYNI WICHITA FALLS
Cameras Zoom In For Aretha Gold Ceremony
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Carey Davis joined WMCA as GSM in 1981, and as Station Manager will have overall responsibility for programming the station. Davis, formerly PD at WSDR /Sterling, IL, was also elected to the Straus board of directors. For the past year, Eric Straus has been GM at WELV. In addition to being WMCA's GSM, Straus has been given the title of VP with the parent company, and will retain oversight responsibility for WELV,whose new GM is R.J. Shingleton.
Capitol's Freddie Jackson went platinum on his first LP, 'Rock Me Tonight.' Presenting the award to Jackson (right) after a Beverly Theater/L.A. performance is Capitol President Don Zimmermann.
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CONGRATULATIONS! 1985 Winners at the Country Music Awards If you love Country Music .. and always dreamed of owning your own Country station, here's a list of some of our current offerings which feature C S' W formats. There's a Music City close to you! Bill Lochman Kansas City, MO (816)941 -3733
Corky Cartwright Palm Desert, CA (619)346 -0742
Brian Cobb Washington, DC (202) 822 -8913
Paul Crowder Nashville, TN (615) 298-4986
Elliot Evers San Francisco, CA (415) 387 -0397
Charles Giddens Washington, DC (202)822 -8913
Warren Gregory Sharon, CT (203)364 -5659
Ron Hickman Jamestown, RI (401)423 -1271
Randy Jeffery Orlando, FL (305)295 -2572
SOUTHEAST Sm. Mkt. AM /FM Asking $650,000
on terms. - Asking $475,000 with $100,000 down. Contact Ernie Pearce (404) 458 -9226 Metro Mkt. College Town AM /FM Asking $1,250,000 on terms. Contact Mitt Younts (202) 822 -8913
Bill Lytle Kansas City, MO (816) 941-3733
Sm. Mkt. AM/FM
NORTHEAST
Small Market AM/FM - Asking $650,000 Terms are negotiable. Contact Ron Hickman (404) 423 -1271
MIDWEST
Small Market FM - Asking $600,000 with $150,000 down. Contact Bill Lockman (816) 941 -3733 Med. Mkt. College Town - Asking $775,000 with $150,000 down. Sm. Mkt. Class C FM - Asking $500,000 with 20% down. Contact Bill Lytle (816) 941 -3733
SOUTHWEST
- Asking $500,000 TX Metro Mkt. AM /FM - Asking $1,900,000 TX Med. Mkt. AM /FM
with $135,000 down.
Contact Bill Whitley (214) 680 -2807
Jim Mergen Los Angeles, CA (818) 366-2554
Greg Merrill Logan, UT (801) 753-8090
Ernie Pearce Atlanta, GA (404) 458-9226
Ray Stanfield Los Angeles, CA (818) 366-2554
Peter Stromquist Los Angeles, CA (818) 366-2554
Bill Whitley
Dallas, TX (214) 680-2807
David LaFrance
Mitt Younts
Denver, CO (303)234 -0405
(202)822 -8913
Washington, DC
CHAPMAN ASSOCIATES' nationwide media brokers W. N. Cate,
Janice P. Blake, Marketing Director President (404) 458 -9226 30341 Georgia Atlanta, Drive, 1835 Savoy Executive Offices:
WASHINGTON REPORT $200 MILLION TAPE TAX
Senate Gets Audio -Only Home Taping Bill Claiming that home audio taping robs composers, musicians, and lyricists of $1.5 billion a year, Sen. Charles Mathias (R-MD) last week introduced a long-awaited bill that could bring in over $200 million a year in copyright royalty taxes on the sale of blank tape and recording devices. A subcommittee hearing on the bill is expected October 30. 'As much music is now taped as is bought in the U.S. each year,' Mathias asserted. 'I think it is fair that the manufacturers and importers of taping equipment be required to compensate copyright
owners, for without their creative genius, the blank tapes and taping equipment would have almost no economic value.' Through the Coalition to Save America's Music (SAM), a broad range of music groups support a home taping tax. Adamantly opposed is the consumer electronics industry, which says the tax will cut into sales of its products. The Home Audio Recording Act (S. 1739), offered by Mathias and ten cosponsors, is nearly identical to legislation (H. 2911) introduced in the House last June by Rep. Bruce Morrison (D-CT). There's been no movement in the House, where copyright subcommittee
Chairman Robert Kastenmeier (D-WI) seems cool to the bill. But the corresponding Senate panel is chaired by Mathias, who's likely to
'As much music is taped as is bought in the U.S. each year.' -Sen. Charles Mathias push his own bill forward. Unlike bills that died in past sessions of Congress, both of the current proposals are audio-only measures that steer clear of the stickier issue of copyright liability for
home video taping.
Penny Per Minute Tape Tax Like Morrison's measure, the Senate bill imposes a royalty tax of one penny per minute of blank tape recording time, to be paid by manufacturers and importers. It also calls for a 5% tax on music quality recording devices, compared to 10% in the House bill. Both proposals would impose a 25% tax on the wholesale price of dual deck recorders designed specifically for music copying. Morrison's office produced the estimate that the tax on blank tape alone will yield $200 million a year, while the fees on recorders will bring in considerably less. According to SAM, those entitled to portions of the royalties would include record companies, music
publishers,
unions, lyricists,
musicians, composers, vocalists, and recording artists.
Radio Recorders, Tape Exempt Tape and recorders used by establishments like radio stations, libraries, and schools would be exempt from the tax. And individual home tapers are exempt from copyright infringement liability, since the tax would be paid at the wholesale level.
NEWS BRIEFS FCC May Broaden Policy
Of Distress Sales To Minorities The FCC has moved to increase opportunities for stations in license trouble to sell out to minority buyers in socalled distress sales.
Since 1978 distress sales have allowed stations whose licenses are designated for hearing to sell out to minorities for no more than 75% of the property's market value as long as the sale occurs before the evidentiary hearing begins. Under a broadened policy proposed last week, distress sales would for the first time be permitted while license hearings are underway, although at no more than 50% of the property's value. The pre -hearing option at 75% of market value would still hold, also. If a
designated station goes through
hearing without opting for a distress sale and then loses its license, the owners lose their entire investment, except for physical assets, because they are left with no license to sell. Comments on the proposed new policy (Docket 85 -299) are due by November 15.
House Moves Towards Uniform Poll Closing Bowing to First Amendment concerns, the House Subcommittee on Elections last week avoided trying to censor broadcast election coverage and voted instead to close all U.S. polling places at 9pm EST during presidential elections only. In passing H.R. 3525, the panel was addressing concerns that early network projections hurt voter turnout on the West Coast. The measure is sponsored by Reps. Al Swift (D -WA) and Bill Thomas (R -CA). To avert having to close Pacific time zone polls at 6pm, the bill would extend daylight savings time in that region for an extra two weeks. That means West Coast polls would stay open until 7pm PDT.
Other Key Developments: Under new FCC rules, AM applicants now have greater flexibility in filing for power levels. For instance, they no longer have to apply for specific levels such as or 5 kw. For details call Henry Straube or James Ballis, (202) 632 -7010 in the FCC AM Branch.
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California stations in San Diego and Imperial Counties have won FCC approval to use special earthquake related EBS test language at their own option. Similar permission was recently granted to Los Angeles area stations. In
remarks
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the Nebraska
Broadcasters Convention, FCC Mass Media Bureau Chief Jim McKinney declared the spectrum scarcity rationale for regulating broadcast speech to be 'intellectually bankrupt.' The FCC's award of interm license authority for WLIRILong Island to Long Island Radio Communications has been appealed in federal court by losing applicant Phoenix Media Corp.
KDBS & KRRVIAlexandria, LA have been renewed through 1989 after the FCC found vast improvement in their minority hiring practices. The combo was earlier given a short-term renewal due to 'the almost total absence of minorities' on its staff.
Jill Ross, legal assistant to FCC Commissioner Mimi Dawson, departs October 20 to become Director/Regulatory Affairs at MCI.
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FCC Chairman Mark Fowler deFOWLER'S MINORITY PRESCRIPTION fended his administration's record last week at a Washington symposium on minority ownership, but acknowledged an 'unacceptably low' number of minority -owned stations. While the FCC should continue its distress sale, tax certificate, and EEO policies, Fowler said the the real solution to boosting minority ownership is connecting minorities with 'brokers, bankers, and dealmakers.' Above. Fowler (right) chats at the symposium with communications attorneys Russ Frisby of Weil, Gotshal & Manges and Ed Hayes of Baker & Hostetler.
CHR RAIDING BLACK ARTISTS
NBMC Traces Black Radio Success To Community Roots 'Black radio today is in trouble,' WRKS /New York VP /GM Barry Mayo told last week's annual conference of the National Black Media Coalition (NBMC) in Washington. CHR stations 'that play a lot of our music' represent the greatest threat to Black/Urban radio, according to Mayo, who said many CHR playlists are often made up of 30-40 black artists. However, Mayo warned that fighting back by playing an equal amount of 'white' music is not the answer. In a recent New York radio war, Mayo recalls, 'We went back and we went to the community.' He credited that strategy with helping WRKS beat competitors who responded to the CHR challenge by playing more white artists.
Ad Community Racism Charged Mayo also stressed the importance of being on top of 'the business of radio' ratings, demographics and advertising. Mayo and other panelists complained that racism is still rampant in advertising, charging that many decision makers don't yet believe blacks are upscale consumers. WHAT /Philadelphia PD and morning host Mary Mason stressed the need for service to the black community, attributing her 27-year career at the station to talking about local political issues from a perspective that had long been ignored. 'I'm good because I have the support of the community,' Mason declared. 'We deal with the issues Yes, I was hired because I was black, but I stayed because I was good.'
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Vince Sanders commented, 'Black radio has more of a foundation than playing music.' It's essential for more blacks to own stations, he emphasized. Other-
wise, 'You will forever be giving your heart and soul for nothing.'
Group Heads Stress Team Building At a panel on 'Successful Radio,' the presidents of four major
radio groups identified the secret of success in radio as putting together the right team. The panelists were Gannett Radio's Joe Dorton, Group W Radio's Dick Harris, RKO Radio's Jerry Lyman, and Katz Broadcasting's Dick Ferguson. Lyman said he looks for the same 'people qualities' in every potential employee honesty, integrity, and personal stability. He also seeks people who are dedicated to achievement and teamwork. 'I'm not too high on people who think they can do it alone,' he said. Ferguson stressed the need to target a potential employee's strengths. He said Katz tests every prospective salesperson and provides extensive training. By neglecting to take into account an employee's natural abilities, he said, 'You really set them up to fail.' Another hot topic was the future of AM radio. Group W's Harris advised broadcasters who are committed to AM to go stereo, even while admitting that 'won't be the salvation of AM radio.' Dorton agreed, adding that 'about 40% of all radio stations are losing money at any point in time.'
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DICK CLARK ANNOUNCING: A new host -Dick Clark -for one
of radio's leading programs- Countdown America. Dick Clark's unmatched relationships with music's biggest stars, and his unique behind the scenes insights
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For National Sales and Station Clearance information, call United Stations Radio Network in New York at (212) 575 -6100.
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Let's Do Breakfast Shoot As the business breakfast begins to make inroads on the three -martini lunch, a certain executive etiquette has evolved. According to Allen Weiner of Los Angeles -based Com-
munication
High Tech Zip Gun Shoot the tops off beer bottles at 30 feet! Crunch beetles 20 feet away! Described as the 'world's most sophisticated zip gun,' the 'Rabaser' has a maximum range of nearly 80 feet and a muzzle velocity of almost 120 miles per hour. But don't worry about breaking windows or skin, 'cause the 'Rabaser' is safe and simple, using large surgical latex bands (the 'bands ') for ammo. Balanced for accuracy pick flies off a window at 20 feet the weapon's trigger mechanism glides on Teflon for a smooth release. Complete with holster and ten 'baser' bands, the 'Rabaser' has a two shot capacity and is available via the Bothell, WA -based 'Sporting Edge' catalog for $65. A ten -pack of 'basers' is $7. Protective goggles, recommended for 'Rabaser' combat, are $18. Happy hunting!
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Furthermore, your ability to conduct business may also be judged by your breakfast beverage. Weiner claims that businessmen or women who drink their coffee black are percieved as being hard -driving, serious, and all business; those who take cream and sugar in their coffee are seen as wishy -washy and soft. You are what you eat .
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The Telephone Player They all laughed when sat down at the 'Piano Phone.' Little did they know that instead of the usual push -button or rotary- system, this little gizmo makes it possible for even the tone deaf among us to either place a call or simply play music without using the phone. (The secret is the 'keys' are clearly numbered.) I
Features include electronic tone ring, pulse dialing,and mute. Available from Hanover, PA-based Synchtronics, the Piano Phone requires two AA batteries for operation. Price: $65.00.
Eyes To Dye For Just a short while ago, the hottest story in haute couture was the surprising number of women who were willing to have their eyelashes dyed at their local beauty parlor thereby saving themselves the trouble of applying mascara for a couple of months. However, the long- lasting dyes central to this process were soon outlawed, leaving the consumer with vegetable dyes that only last about three weeks. Now, a new cosmetic technique has arrived to give the vainglorious amongst us eyes to dye for. Called 'Accents,' the procedure provides a permanent eyeline by creating a tattoo around the eye. Developed for women who have oily skin, wear contact lenses, are allergic to makeup, or who don't want to worry about smudges during a sweaty game of tennis or swimming, the procedure surgically im-
plants pigment in one or two rows of small dots along the lash line. All that's required is a local anesthetic and 30 -45 minutes of your time.
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More than 5000 women and more than a few men have paid the $900 fee to get their eyes lined. Interested parties should be aware that only basic brown, black, and grey colors are available. And once you submit to the process, it's permanent.
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Hillary Ford Producer
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PROMOTIONS Doyle Joins MGR's EXCOM
Brown Elected Blair
Advisory Chairman
EXCOM members (top, l -r) Les Goldberg, Exec. VP /Western Division; Ellen Hulleberg, Exec. VP/Marketing
Communications;
Peter Doyle; Exec. VP /Southern Division Tony Maisano; (bottom, l-r) Jeff Dashev, VP/Regional Manager, Los Angeles; President Ralph Guild; and Dick Sharpe, Exec. VP/Eastern & Central Divisions.
Peter Doyle, VP /Regional Manager of McGavren Guild Radio in New York, has been appointed to the firm's Executive Committee. During the last two years, Doyle has served as Chairman of the Advisory Board, a corn mittee formed to provide top management with feedback about the needs of MGR clients, customers, and employees.
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Chris Edmonds Mornings WLLZ/Detroit (313) 477-5490
Scott
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Bruce Dodge, Ray Quinn, Blair VP /Regional Manager Bob Ferraro, Tim Medland, and Mickey Luckoff.
Clarke Brown, GM of KSON/ San Diego, has been elected Chairman of Blair Radio Networks Station Advisory Board. Other members of the board are GMs Mickey Luckoff, KGO /San Francisco; Tim Medland, WIBC & WNAP/Indianapolis; Ray Quinn, WMJJ/Birmingham; and Bruce Dodge, WIMZ/Knoxville.
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Jim Rodio Mornings WLLZ/ Detroit (313) 540-1302 Sue KHYL
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Larry Schuster Promotion Director WKLS-AM & FM /Atlanta
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Liz Weissman Production Director /Middays KOXR/Bakersfield (805) 832-2852
Jack Sampson
William Trousdale
Jack Sampson has been tapped as head of the Radio Advertising Bureau's small market advisory panel. Sampson is a 35 -year radio veteran and RAB Board Member, and also serves as President of Sampson Communications Company. The advisory panel is designed to provide direction from working small market sales managers to the RAB Board of Directors.
William Trousdale, formerly MD /midday announcer at WKBO/ Harrisburg, PA, has assumed the post of VP/Sales & Marketing with Ken Chandler Productions. California-based KCP is preparing to start a custom music jing production house in Central PA. Trous dale spent four years at WKBO and also worked at WPENIPhila-
Greg Brodsky
Greg Brodsky has been upped to Product Manager at RCA Records. Brodsky had served as a Publicist for the label since 1984. He joined the label as a writer /consultant in the Public Affairs department in 1982. Two years later he was officially hired as Administra-
tor /Media Services.
delphia, WSBAIYork, and WENY & WELM /Elmira, NY.
Promotes Massie, Heifetz
Peter Dyer, a former partner in DB Records, has announced the reestablishment of Press Records. The Press label had been utilized for overseas distribution of some music released under the DB umbrella. The reactivated Press will kick off with the release of Art in The Dark's LP. Working with Dyer (who is headquartered in Atlanta) is Brian Leafe, who will serve as Press Director of Operations in England.
KIIS-AM & FM /Los Angeles have promoted two Account Executives to management positions: Bruce Massie to National Sales Manager and Louise Heifetz to Co -op Manager. Massie has been with KITS for the past two years; prior to that he was with crosstown KJOI. Massie also served as VP/Regional Manager at Seicom. During the last 18 months, Heifetz acted as Co -op Director /Account Executive for KITS. Her background includes GM and GSM posts with Sandusky and CBS
Broadcasting.
CHRONICLE WLIR/Long
Island MD Larry and his wife Tricia,
daughter Tricia.
Married:
KSJL/San Antonio Assistant PD /air personality 'The Mark Of
September 14.
Lisa Carlson joins
WVBF/Boston as Account Executive.
Brown,
former International Repetoire Manager at Chappell International joined the American Society of Composers, Authors & Publishers as a Membership Representative.
James Weiskopf,
former Account Executive for KFOG/San Francisco, joined The KGO radio sales department as Account Executive.
Monday, October 28, 1985 at 8:00 p.m., a rock and roll and jazz fusion concert will be given 'At My Place' to benefit the Neil Bogart Memorial Laboratories for Children's Cancer Research. Tickets are $12.50 and can On
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Bruce Massie
Karen Petersen,
WGRD/Grand Rapids PD Jack Stewart and his wife Barbara, daughter Jaclyn Michelle on September 30.
Carillo' and .Mary
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RCA Names Brodsky Product Manager
KITS
Dyer Relaunches Press Records
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(l -r, seated) Blair VP/GM Bob Lion and Clarke Brown; (l -r, standing)
WPOC/Baltimore (201) 247 -2040
Brian Logan Late nights 0105/Tampa (813) 968 -6311
Sampson Heads RAB Panel
the Central Division.
Sandra Sweedo, promoted from Manager of Music Research to Director of Music Research at Capitol Records.
Don Mupo, promoted from Director of National Sales, to President of Palo Alto/TBA Records.
Sandra
Don Graham, appointed Vice
Hollischer, former Account Executive for Weiss & Powell /Minneapolis, rejoined the McGavren Guild Radio/Minneapolis sales team. Dick Sharpe,
Executive Vice President, Eastern Division McGavren Guild Radio/New York, assumed additional responsibility of
President of Marketing & National Promotion for Palo Alto/TBA Records.
Fred Richards,
former President and Chief Executive Officer of Thorn EMI Video Programming Enterprises, joined Scanline Communications as Marketing Chief.
be purchased by calling (213) 451 -8597. Appearing on the double bill are Warner Brothers recording artist Michael Ruff and Zebra recording artist Perri. 'At My Place,' 1026 Wilshire _
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SUPERSTAR CONCERT SERIES proudly presents the captivating sound of Tears For Fears in an exclusive performance airing the weekend of Saturday, October 26 on more than 450 Westwood One Radio Network affiliates in North America and throughout the world. Caught live by Westwood One's mobile studios during the duo's September swing through Texas, Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith deliver exciting versions of material from The Hurting and Songs From The Big Chair, including 'The Hurting,' the chart -topping 'Everybody Wants To Rule The World,' and 'Shout,' and their latest smash, 'Head Over Heels.' Don't miss Tears For Fears as they make it hurt so good on this special edition of the Superstar Concert Series, the most listened -to concert program on radio! Contact Westwood One at (213) 204 -5000 or Telex 4996015 WWONE.
FOR THE BIGGEST EVENTS 01Y RADIO, IT'S WESTWOOD ONE..AND ONLY!
RADIO RAVES AB 'Right off the starting block, Line One is tremendous! KMET received immediate response to the hosts and the guest, plus upcoming shows featuring Supertramp and Nils Lofgren make Line One a definite home run for the Mighty Met!' -Rich Piombino, Program Director, KMET -FM /Los Angeles
'Westwood One has a hot one! We loved the show! Line One's hour-long format really keeps the show moving, and the 11 p.m. East Coast start time makes it accessible to our audiences.' -Ted Utz, Program Director, WMMR- FM/Philadelphia 'Line One was a fun, concise hour of talk blended with just the right amount of music. especially liked the exclusive live cuts by Journey, and the whole program flowed smoothly. Overall, I'm really pleased with Line One and Westwood One.' -Frank Jaxon, Program Director, KRKE -FM /Albuquerque I
'Line One's debut show gave us instant evidence
of WAAF's listener interest in this kind of show -two of our listeners were able to talk with Steve Perry.
We're very pleased with the sound of Line One on WAAF.'
-Rick McKenzie, Special Projects Dir., WAAF -FM /Boston 'The music cuts were very well chosen, and liked how the transitions from callers to music moved so smoothly.' -Sandy Scheff, Program Director KKCK -FM /Marshall, MN I
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'Line One is an industrial- strength ratings winner that fits like a glove on hot-rockin' Foxy 101. Westwood One has come up with another winner!' -Kim Travis, Program Director, WFXZ -FM /Saginaw, Ml
'Line One is the most tightly -produced program of this type I've ever heard.'
-Jay Bouley, Program Director, WSPT /Stevens Point, WI
'Everything about Line One was great. The show moved well. The conversation with Steve Perry was informative, meaningful and oftentimes humorous. And the music/talk ratio kept music fans happy. The audio quality was very good. On a scale of 10, Line One's debut was a 9. I'm looking forward to hearing Supertramp next week.' -Tom Collins, Program Director WSEZ -FM /Greensboro, NC 'Loved the show! We found
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very easy to air!'
-Jim Guidi, Program Director, KVML /Sonora,
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'Line One is easily the best weekly network feature to come down the pike in years.' -David Grossman, Program Director, WCCC-FM /Hartford, CT 'Line One is exciting, vibrant, probing and is perfectly in line with our high -quality standards.' Charlie Kendall, Program Director WNEW -FM /New York
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'How come (the hour's) already gone ?! It's only two minutes to (done)- time -what is this ?! Time flies when you're having fun we just sat down! mean, what's goin' on here ?! This is really fun. I'd love to come back -thank you!'
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'Line One is certainly a great show (for crossover formats). Listener response from all over the country provides larger- than -life appeal.' -Carl James, Program Director, WSVQ-FM /Williamsport, PA
-Steve Perry, Line One premiere guest, signing off
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RATINGS AND RESEARCH Doug Jones is currently Executive VP of Surrey
JHAN HIBER
Research, a
position he has held for four years. Prior to joining Surrey, Doug served as Research Director for the Greater Media, Inc. chain of radio stations and was Senior Research Associate for Frank Magid Asso-
Individual Focus Sessions
ciates.
By Doug Jones Doug JoneS
The Individual Focus Session (IFS) technique for radio was introduced by Surrey Research in summer 1984. As one of several research methodologies offered by Surrey, the IFS is 'positioned' as a stronger qualitative measure of listener attitudes than the standard focus group. Most IFS studies to date have consisted of 40 one-on-one interviews, conducted by two researchers over the course of two days. By conducting each interview one at a
time (lasting about 45 minutes), the potential for group- induced bias and other undesirable side effects of group dynamics are eliminated. Group pressure is nonexistent and recalcitrant participants are free to speak their mind without fear of intimidation; opinions are gathered from each and every respondent. Nearly 600 individual interviews were conducted within the last year. From this intensive experience, we have learned many things about the IFS process and how the one -on-one procedure differs from the group discussion.
Flexibility One of the biggest unanticipated advantages of the IFS procedure is its ability to more accurately gauge the magnitude of misconceptions held by respondents about radio stations and their programming, misperceptions not always apparent in a focus group setting. For example, we can identify to what extent target listeners incorrectly identify a station's format or (perish the thought) are not even aware of a station's existence. In some group settings, the influence of others doesn't permit this misinformed perception to come to light.
The IFS procedure also allows for more flexibility in dealing with unique respondents. Given 40 interviews, researchers are free to alter each one depending upon the individual characteristics of each participant. For instance, when a fan of the client station is encountered, the IFS allows us to delve more deeply into the evaluation of the
designed specifically to analyze a particular radio daypart, program, or program segment. The method allows for quantification of listeners' reactions to and perceptions of several specific elements of the daypart, program, or program segment. The RDA provides a group of listeners an opportunity to evaluate the program material under two major categories: (1) Program composition or how the program is presented; (2) Pre gram appeals or the quality and variety of emotional stimulation and information the program pro-
station's current product.
vides.
A
knowledgeable respondent (who may try to be focus group leader) is even more valuable in an IFS setting where we don't have to try to contain his remarks to allow for other group members' input. Even those people in a focus group who might push back from the table and not contribute to the discussion become more valuable assets to an IFS study. However meager, their opinions are solicited and add to the study. We've also found that respondents seem to be somewhat more comfortable with the one-on-one process. There's little or no concern for the presence of the mirror and microphones, although clients may indeed be present just as with a focus group. As a result, it appears we hear more honest and de tailed answers with less mental editing and more blue language when warranted.
Radio Daypart Analysis The Radio Daypart Analysis (RDA) is a new research approach
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'Respondents seem to be somewhat more comfortable with the one-to -one process.' The RDA technique was develop pd on the basis of radio broad-
casters' requests. Their basic desire was to have a way to analyze specific radio dayparts or programs similar to the type of analysis conducted for television programs. The broadcasters wanted information about the strengths and weaknesses of the daypart or program as well as how their product compared to others' in the market. Although the idea for the technique sounded quite easy, it was clear that a series of steps was needed to create the methodology. Two major concerns emerged immediately: (1) What exactly would
the respondents analyze? An entire daypart or program? A scoped sample? A combination of several days ?; and (2) What types of questions would be asked? The first step was to develop a prototype and conduct a pilot test to determine the feasibility of the method and the quality of information collected. The pilot testing phase answered our original questions and provided the necessary input to produce a quality product. The taped material originally planned was found to be inadequate for testing purposes and was changed to conform to respondents' comments. The original measurement instrument was also altered to allow for more comprehensive evaluation by the respondents. The RDA methodology is similar to the procedure used in auditorium music- testing. A group of spec ifîcally
selected
target
respondents are invited to a session to listen to a 20- minute tape of a daypart or program. After the evaluation instructions are explained, the respondents listen to the taped material and answer questions listed on the measurement instrument. Among other items, the respondents evaluate the composition and appeals elements using a ten -point scale. The scale information and other data collected are then summarized and synthesized to provide the daypart or program evaluation.
Possible Uses Some uses for the RDA include:
Analysis of current talent to discover strengths and weaknesses. This includes style of presentation, evaluation of comedy /humor, vocal quality, compatibility of announcing team, etc. Analysis of current morning programming to uncover the desired mix of elements in morning drive; i.e., too much traffic, not enough music, too much talk, commercials that do not fit programming, etc. Analysis of prospective morning talent from another station to determine the suitability to the
station. Predetermine talent's strengths, weaknesses, and appropriateness to your station's format/philosophy. Analysis of any special program. For example, countdown shows, oldies shows, call -in talk/ advice programs, special documentaries. Track the performance of a program (or talent) over a period of time to determine if changes may be required, or if changes that have been made are successful. Provide information on market competitors to determine strengths and weaknesses in programming or talent. For example, comparison of your morning program to competitors'. Or what is it about your competitors' program that makes it perform so well in the ratings? Radio broadcasters now have an answer to their problem of analyzing dayparts or programs. The RDA provides a listener's perspective to what he hears on the radio.
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NETWORKS/PROGRAM SUPPLIERS
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COUNTRY CATCH -22
Meeting The Major Market Challenge Network programming is a chicken-or- the -egg business. Station clearances depend largely on national advertisers' commitment to a
particular program, while advertisers demand adequate clearances before committing to a buy. Compiling a good station list and a strong slate of advertisers is a learned and tricky craft, largely because each depends so much on the other for its success. Getting one without the other can lead to failure and begs the question: Which comes first?
with other formats, and today's producers are much more sophisticated than they were just a few years ago. There's a lot of high quality product out there to choose from, and that increases the competition.' Kingsley believes quality and experience are the key selling points of today's programming. 'Medium and smaller market stations are much more accepting of syndication today. That's because PDs have seen how it's worked at other Bob Kingsley
Ron Martin
Ed Salomon
While clearances and advertisers are the keys to success, they can also be the source of considerable frustration. Advertisers ob-
viously want to cover as much of the national population as possible, which usually creates a demand for major market stations. Those same metro stations, however, are often less enthusiastic about syndicated programming increasing the difficulty for a distributor to place his product in the markets that 'really count.' Stations in smaller markets, which traditionally use more syndicated product, become reliant on the programming whims of the larger stations, which don't.
miss a lot of the major buys.' Country stations tend to be receptive to syndicated programming, but the decline in the format's listenership has left a possible glut of programming in the marketplace. Jay Goldman, VP/ Operations at Clayton Webster Corporation, further defines the situation: 'Unfortunately, Country is suffering from audience loss. In many major markets this has resulted in the decline from maybe three good stations down to one or two. Because of the increased competition, you have to become more creative in other areas such as positioning, marketing, and merchandising.'
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BASEBALL ON RADIO
World Series `Hits'
Airwaves On CBS Radio Network
You're The Tops
Tomorrow the CBS Radio Network will begin its coverage of baseball's 'Fall Classic,' the best -of -seven World Series, pitting the American League Champions against the National League Champions. Jack Buck will handle the play-byplay, Detroit Tiger manager Spar ky Anderson will provide analysis, and Win Elliot will conduct the pre and post -game shows. Broadcasting the Series for the tenth year in a row, the CBS Radio
coverage will reach 400 affiliates, 400 international outlets via Armed Forces Radio, and will offer a Spanish language broadcast on more than 175 stations. Estimated national audience for the sevengame classic is 50 million.
tions, there were no blackout areas for the just concluded League Championship Series, nor will there be any for the World Series. The participating ball clubs were permitted to originate their own coverage for use by the flagship stations and team network affiliates for the LCS; however, for the Series only the flagship stanot the team networks tions are permitted to substitute their own announcers for the CBS Radio broadcast.
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DATE
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Country -oriented producers have become well aware of this 'Catch 22' during the post-Urban Cowboy slide. Three of the top ten markets have but one Country station, four have only two, and none has more than three. With numerous countdowns, artist anthologies, concerts, and daily short features distributed by a number of syndicators vying for limited air time, the Country competition becomes quite heated. 'There's no question that there is a problem,' says Bob Kingsley, producer/host for ABC Water-
mark's 'American Country Countdown.' 'Everyone wants to get into the top ten markets, but it's getting more and more difficult. For instance, New York creates a tremendous problem because there is only one Country station, and they don't use much syndicated programming. If you don't get WHN, you don't get the market.' Ron Martin, CEO at Weedeck Radio Network and host /producer of 'Country Report Countdown,' says the problem is getting tougher every year. 'Advertisers demand that you cover 80% of the country, and without New York, Los Angeles, or Chicago you're losing a good part of that 80% ,' he explains. 'Also, when most of the buying is done in New York, you really want them to be able to hear what they're getting. If you don't have the major markets, you're going to
stations, and program suppliers have been around long enough so they know the rules of the game. In the early days the PD was sure the station could do anything better than a syndicator, but now they are becoming more receptive to outside product. Many stations are still a bit skeptical, but that attitude is changing.'
The Numbers Game
Creativity and production values are fundamental to the quality of any program, hut success depends +rr' on the bottom line numbers. How many advertisers, how many stations, how much revenue, how much overhead all are questions which determine the survival of the fittest. No program supplier is willing to commit his trade secrets to print, but there are several basic rules of thumb that can influence a program's performance. Short of adhering to a strict success formula, Kingsley believes in several basic prerequisites to beat the Country Catch 22: 'If you can 'Everyone wants to put together a majority of the top get into the top ten 15 markets, have a good program, can actually show some ratings, markets, but it's have someone who understands getting more and more syndication sales and has a rapport with the advertising people, and if difficult.' they're willing to go deep enough to make it a Country buy, you've got a Kingsley good story to tell. If you come up with a third of the top ten you still may do okay. Ideally you want five, then as many of the mediums as possible. If you can get half of the top 50, you'll probably be Medium Rare around for awhile.' 'You have to serve the needs of The clearance problem extends the radio station,' concludes Marbeyond the metro markets, with a dearth of stations (and pronounced tin. 'You can have the best prostation reluctance) further con- gram in the world. But if it doesn't tributing to the distributor's head- serve the needs of that particular aches. United Stations Exec. VP/ radio station, they're not going to Programming Ed Salamon sees take it. You just have to give them potential problems permeating in- something they feel will sound good to the medium markets. 'Many and add audience. Country listenproducers of Country program- ers are very receptive to material ming have a difficult time getting about their artists, but they have to feel comfortable listening to it. If into medium markets as well as large,' he says. 'There are ob- you can give this to them, you viously fewer alternatives in syn- should be able to get the stations dicating Country than there are you need.'
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Country Today
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Earth News Derek Taylor/Tears For Fears/ Rae Dawn Chong/ James Woods/ Karel Reisz
Country Calendar Janie Fricke /Eddy Raven
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Some Good Reasons For Not Hiring A Consultant By Charles Warner I've been doing management and sales consulting/ training for about seven years. During that time, I've become an expert in the reasons for not hiring a consultant. How To Say No managers assume, know exactly
These are not excuses, like 'the check's in the mail,' but legitimate reasons why management doesn't need advice or new ideas. I've chosen eight from the dozens I've heard. Take your pick. In fact, the
what's going on. If top management knew all the answers, they would simply tell station managers and programmers exactly what to do and be done with it. But, of course, top management rarely next time a consultant calls or has all the answers managers at sends you a proposal, use four or the top often get there by being five of them. Successful consul- good politicians, deal makers, or tants are usually good salespeople bean counters, not necessarily by and don't discourage easily, so being good operators. you'll need several reasons to turn The trick is for station managers them away: to come up with new ideas and 1. 'Things are going well, thank solutions, and then make top manyou, the way we're doing business agers think the ideas were theirs. now.' TRANSLATION: 'God for- This, after all, is the strategy that bid we should have to complicate got the higher-ups ahead. Using our lives even more and face any consultants to provide station changes.' People have a natural managers with new ideas can cerresistance to innovation. Even in tainly be embarrassing if not today's rapidly changing society, handled intelligently. However, where the only constant is ever in- you might keep in mind that concreasing and rapid change, people sultants generally prefer prompt still resist adding to the problem by payment of their fees to getting bringing changes on themselves. credit for their ideas. Give them There seems to be a notion that by their money, keep their ideas, and denying changes are inevitable, make upper management think the they will slow down or go away. consultant's ideas are their own.
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'Insecure managers are often terrified they might be doing something wrong. Many live in fear that they will be found out by top management.'
2. We have a policy against hiring outside consultants.' TRANSLATION: 'I don't want to hear what you have to offer.' This is
4.
'We don't have a budget for
consultants.' TRANSLATION:
'They'd lock me up if I don't conform.' Most organizations reward managers the way many high school teachers tend to reward students, according to conformist behavior, not achievement. Companies that have never hired consultants or trainers simply don't know what good one can do. So, instead of taking a chance, they will conform to past behavior no matter what. 5. 'We don't have time right now.' TRANSLATION: 'I'm in a panic ; I can't think about implementing anything new.' Fire fighting is the typical pastime of ineffective managers. Within the last six months a station sales manager told me, 'I can't afford to take my salespeople off the street for a sales seminar. We're too far behind bud-
usually neophobia - the dread of anything new or novel; fear of the unknown. Better to avoid new ideas than try to understand, evaluate, and implement them if they are worthwhile. The older managers become and the longer they stay in the business, the more they tend to develop neophobia. 3. 'The timing isn't right, just now.' TRANSLATION: 'I might be embarrassed if I find out I've been doing something wrong.' Because there are no super-glue fast rules about managing broadcasters, insecure managers are often terrified they might be doing something wrong. Many live in fear that they will be found out by top management who, lower level
get and swamped trying to catch up! ' Too often managers think of consultants as being a lot of extra work, and managers say they're busy enough as it is. My answer to that sales manager was that he not only needed a sales seminar but also one on time management. How's that for turning an objection into a reason for buying?
'Fire fighting is the typical pastime of ineffective managers.'
6. 'What does a consultant know that we don't already know ?' TRANSLATION: 'I'm jealous that he or she might know something I don't.' Jealousy is all too often the underlying reason why managers, especially program managers, don't call in consultants. Jealousy is virtually impossible to combat because it's usually subconscious.
If you're jealous, a good strategy is to hire a consultant and then go to a lot of effort to tell your
management why the consultant was all wrong. This strategy will make you look good, especially if your boss is the jealous type, too. This approach also works particularly well with managers who are insecure and need to build themselves up by tearing other people down. Of course, if you work for an insecure manager it probably means he or she keeps you around because you're not viewed as a strong enough threat. 7. 'Our research tells us we're doing things right.' TRANSLATION: 'My boss decided on this course of action, and you're smoking something funny if you think I'm going to tell him anything different.' The biggest single reason
that consultants don't get hired is for political reasons. Someone might have their toes stepped on. A manager could look bad if he or she retains a consultant who recommends something different from what is politically acceptable in a company. If you're in a political situation, make sure you inter-
Charles Warner is a radio industry veteran whose background includes VP /GM posts with WNBCI New York, WMAO & WKOXIChicago, and CBS Radio Spot Sales. He currently lives in Palo Alto, CA and is Director of the Mass Communication program at Menlo College. He' s also -a consultant, specializing in strategy, management development, and sales training. Charles Warner
view your consultant thoroughly, clarify his or her position on things, and then hire the consultant who fits your boss's predetermined notions best. There are a lot of consultants who make good money giving people advice they want to hear. 8. 'We don't need textbook theory, we need good old-fashioned elbow grease.' TRANSLATION: 'The last book on management I read was 'The One Minute Manager,' and I didn't understand it.' Some people have a powerful motivation to remain ignorant it's easier on their self- esteem, which is usually pretty low. If they open the floodgates to knowledge and ideas, they fear they won't understand them. There's also the 'I'm successful, so therefore I'm
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and, therefore, you won't have to hire them. 'If it works, I'll pay you.' Successful, professional consultants will turn you down on this one, too. Consultants; like doctors and lawyers, get paid for their time, not for results. If a consultant offers you a sliding scale deal based on results that includes a minimum fee, consider it. Remember, however, that consultants base their fees on the amount of time they spend doing something. Most good consultants get the minimum fee their time is worth and then figure that any results oriented payments over the minimum are gravy. If they're confident they can get results, theyll be eager to make a sliding scale deal. On the other hand, you might wind up paying a lot more than you'd
'The 'I'm successful, so therefore I'm smart' syndrome is the same type of thinking that infected many top -rated AM stations during the 1970s and most railroads during the 1940s.'
smart' syndrome. This is the same type of thinking that infected many
have to if you'd gone for a straight fee.
top -rated AM stations during the 1970s and most railroads during the
'Give me an idea of what you think the problems are and the type of recommendations you would give.' A clever question. Keep Tongue In Check You might get some free advice. All of the above are good reasons The consultant who gives you adfor not hiring a consultant. If you vice for nothing usually knows forget them, however, and actually what his advice is worth. The adfind yourself talking to one, here's vice will not be very good or sound simplistic and general enough to be what you should say: suitable for a grade school class in 'Can you guarantee results ?' deportment (which you will recogThis question takes you off the hook nize immediately). And you won't completely. Ineffective consultants have to retain the person. will usually say 'yes' to this quesYou now have enough reasons tion. Now you have a guarantee so not to hire a consultant and some that when the advice fails, you can tactics to use to avoid hiring ones cover your rear guard by telling you have to talk to. One last tip: management, '.. but I had a Make sure you shop around for the guarantee that it would work.' least expensive consultant. You Straightforward, honest consul- know, the way you shop around for tants won't give you guarantees the cheapest doctor. 1940s.
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often the subjects of sad newspaper articles, detailing how they are set upon by moochers and eventually end up squandering most of their winnings. So if your station is targeted at the upper income, higher educated, over-achieving segment of the population, lottery promotions (outside of introductory awareness) are not for you.
Radio Ad Dollars Lotteries advertise. In the case of the New Jersey Lottery, radio is the primary ad medium. Dr. Joan Zielinski, chief executive of New Jersey's lottery games said, 'We are in a unique position, sandwiched between two major markets New York and Philadelphia. Initially, we used the bulk of our ad dollars on radio because of its local nature. Of the $4.5 million dollars we had earmarked for Lotto, $3.2 million went into radio.' Rubner added that he 'couldn't imagine advertising a lottery without radio. Our projected 60-second radio spots for the California Lottery can tell you how to play, what your chance of winning is, all about the prizes, and who benefits from the proceeds. We can also reach the cultural audience and buy deep
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Chart courtesy Business Week magazine. cementing their loyalty to our station.' Thus, there's another advantage when your station associates with a lottery. Imagine the excitement as you announce the name of the $2,000,000 winner. And, more importantly, the audience begins to associate the dollars with your station as much as they do with the lottery. Your station could be the serendipitous beneficiary. For years we've talked about 'selective listening.' Here's where it might work like a dream.
Pitfalls Initially, the games usually enjoy strong sales. But consumers seem to tire of them quickly. Dr. Zielinski said, 'So far the lottery industry has been very lucky because demand has been growing on its own power. However, the high rate of growth is slowing down.' In order to maintain interest, the games are required to change. As a result, in some cases, the games may be less appealing and present
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lifestyle.' John D. Quinn, Director of New York's Lottery. In other words, don't promise dreams and don't build great amounts. Find out what your market threshold amount is (generally $1000) and give it away often on a guaranteed basis. That may just prove to be your winning ticket, and you don't even have to take a chance.
DATELINES 1986 February 1-4 6th Annual Managing Sales Conference, Radio Advertising Bureau
National Religious Broadcasters' 43rd Annual Convention Sheraton Washington, Washington,
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'We're going to spread the wealth and make a lot of millionaires, not just one zillionaire.' Mac Reynolds, Sr. Associate, Needham-Porter-Novelli. 'Man innately wants to take a chance, and he wants to do some-
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across formats.' The California Lottery has designated stations in key rated markets as 'Official Lottery Information Stations.' In Los Angeles it's KIISAM & FM. President/GM Wally Clark explained why KM pitched for the designation. 'We're going to be the only place where you can hear the winners announced live. We're also going to be sending out our own 'Lottery Men.' They're going to distribute thousands of free tickets, making a lot of Southern Californians winners and further
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fewer promotional opportunities. The key questions then are how much advance notice will you get from the commission and how much input will you have since the games are produced by companies which specialize in this area. What if your outlet isn't the official lottery station? How do you overcome that competitive advantage? Bear in mind the following: 'We are not dealing with expectations, we're dealing with the dream.' Dr, Zielinski.
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The 12 heavenly bodies in AOR according to Playgirl magazine? Preparing excuses for their girlfriends are KGB/San Diego's TED EDWARDS, WBCN /Boston's BOB KRANES, WXRK /New York's MARK DiDIA and MARK COPPOLA, KSHE/St. Louis's RICK BALIS, KZEW/Dallas's 'OZ' MEDINA,WBAB /Long Island's BOB BUCHMANN, KLOS /Los Angeles's GINO MITCHELLINI, KMET /Los Angeles's RICK LEWIS and FRAZER SMITH, KRQR /San Francisco's JOHN McCRAE, and WLUP /Chicago's JONATHON BRANDMEIR. R &R's STEVE FEINSTEIN still can't believe he was overlooked.
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For those who think Howard Stern was let go because he was too 'blue,' now there's word of an Indianapolis politician spearheading a 'Decency In Broadcasting' campaign to get listeners to boycott advertisers of WFBQ's popular and controversial AM drivers BOB KEVOIAN and TOM GRISWOLD. Bob and Tom held a well- attended press conference, voicing concern about parents urging school busdrivers not to tune in the duo while on the job. Taft seems committed to B & T, standing firm as a recent FCC petition to have them
thrown off the air went nowhere.
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Also in Detroit, talk has it that former CKLW PD PAT HOLIDAY is the new programmer at WLTI, which Keymarket is buying from Amaturo (see Page 1). And there's a new ethnic station in the area, as WNZK (690 kHz) is now serving the metro from nearby Westland. WNEW- FMINEW YORK will broadcast live from the United Nations November 16 in a 24 -hour 'Hungerthon '85' fundraiser in conjunction with UNICEF and World Hunger Year. PETE FORNATALE will host, with recording artists guesting live and on tape. Some may even perform a song or two in the U.N. General Assembly visitors' lobby, where the broadcast will originate. Listeners will be able to call in pledges; spectators will be asked to bring a can of food for an area food bank. This is said to be the first such broadcast by a commercial music station from the U.N.
you're interested in rebroadcasting 'War Of The Worlds' for Halloween, you can obtain a complete version and the official copyright clearance from the BROADCASTING CONNECTION in Portland: (503) 652 -2030. At last minute, we heard there's a good chance one of the ABC networks will be carrying the thriller that night. If
Put away your checkbook: CAPITOL RECORDS and other parts of EMI Music's international operations aren't for sale. Parent THORN EMI was obliged to issue a statement to that effect last week in the wake of UK
press reports that the firm's record interests were on the block. Thorn confirmed that 'a review of its portfolio of businesses is in hand,' but emphasized that it's 'not discussing and has no plans to discuss the sale of any part of its worldwide music operations with any other organization.' In a
thoughtful gesture, WPYX /ALBANY,
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listeners send messages to the crew of the U.S.S. Saratoga to thank them for helping capture the cruise ship terrorists. With support from Congressman Sam Stratton, the sailors are receiving an 18 -hour tape of AOR music and greetings from folks throughout the East Coast. Continued on Page 30 A IR DATE
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BEN SCRIMIZZI has stepped down as Sr. VP /Sales & Marketing at RAB. Ben, formerly of Purolator Courier, will reportedly join a 'small package delivery firm.' RAB President BILL STAKELIN will at least temporarily fill in for him.
After planning for years while in the rep business on L.A.'s Ivar Street to buy their own station, WALTER LAKE and TAL JONZ fulfilled their dreams by acquiring KFRE & KFRYIFRESNO. Now, many seasons later, the path seems to have come full circle, as we hear Walter and Tal are selling the Country combo to their former boss, INTEREP President RALPH GUILD. Veteran PD KEITH ISLEY has resigned his position as PD at 195 /MIAMI. MD MARK SHANDS is acting PD And when SANDUSKY took over KBZTISAN DIEGO last week, quietly departing were PD JOE EICK, morning ND LIZ FULTON, and weekend oldies ace SHOTGUN TOM KELLY. A new PD has not been named yet for the new 'K -Cite' (K W LT).
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A tip of the hat to ROBERT W. MORGAN and his morning team, who devoted a week's worth of airshifts on KMGGILOS ANGELES to raise money for Permanent Charities, the umbrella for major entertainment industry concerns. Climaxed by an 18km walkathon, the effort earned an estimated $62,413.
Equally impressive was WLVH/ HARTFORD's radiothon for the Puerto Rican mudslide victims. In 47 hours, the Spanish outlet picked up $235,000 in pledges.
New morning man at KLOL/HOUSTON? None other than PD JOE DENTON, which means DAYNA STEELE is now covering noon 3pm And returning to CKGM /MONTREAL for mornings is former ten -year wake -up ace RALPH LOCKWOOD, who inked a multiyear deal with the Hot Hits station.
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Sad to report the death of 80- year-old BILL BEATON, owner of KNRY /Monterey and KIEV /Glendale, one of L.A.'s few remaining family -owned stations. Bill was a four-time President of the So. Calif. Broadcasters Association.
Aside from featuring many prominent musicians, 1986's jazz flick 'Round Midnight' will see MANHATTAN /BLUE NOTE chief BRUCE LUNDVALL in his screen debut, cleverly disguised as a hotel clerk. Also in the help wanted department, WCAU- FMIPHILADELPHIA's RICH HAWKINS has moved from 9 -noon to mornings, replacing PAUL BARSKY, who split over a difference in direction. That moves weekender BILL O'BRIEN to middays, leaving a prime Will KITS/SAN production /swing slot open FRANCISCO ever find the right voice for afternoons? PD RICHARD SANDS has been looking for six months, so take your best shot.
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Finally, R &R's WALT LOVE has just returned from Dallas, where he accompanied KKDA and WGCI- FMICHICAGO personality TOM JOYNER on his first day of shuttling back and forth for his dual -city drivetime airshifts. Tom's maiden voyage included massive media coverage, as well as combination limo /ambulance (!) service. Walt's got all the details in an upcoming column, so stay tuned.
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BRANCHING OUT FROM THE OAK TREE
Keep On Dancin' When I listed about 150 dance songs from the past last February, I thought the subject was just about exhausted. But I kept accumulating scraps of paper with really strange dance tunes scribbled on them. Then Morris Day launched his solo career with a dance number called 'The Oak Tree,' and that became the kernel (or acorn, I guess) from which this column has grown. As long as people go out and dance, new dance concepts will be born. Songs built around them are a scarcer commodity, however (I'm still waiting for someone to cut a song about a dance Tommy Boy's Monica Lynch keeps telling me about, the White Boy. I can just imagine what that one looks like). So it's encouraging to see Morris follow in the footsteps of the Bird and invent the Oak Tree. Morris's new dance, it seems safe to say, is the first dance named after a tree. Somehow, 'Do The Eucalyptus' or 'Dancin' The Fir' don't have the right ring to them. But dances, as anyone who read my first column on the subject knows, can take their inspiration from the weirdest sources. The list that follows, which is made up of additions I compiled since February, leans heavily to the more bizarre branch of the dance song tradition. Here they are, plus the artists responsible for perpretrating them on an unsuspecting public.
Doin' The Napoleon: if you're a split personality, you can dance it with yourself.
Not only do old (and sometimes not -so-old) rock & rollers find their way into country music, but so do old (and sometimes not-so -old) rock songs. Following up my September 20 column about artists drifting into country recently, I looked at the songs that received a country hit translation this year. When consultant Steve Warren remarked in Lon Helton's column a few weeks back that 'much of the new music coming out of Nashville has the feel of early '60s Top 40,' he was not only making a perceptive comment about modem country in general, but he was literally right in several cases. Ronnie MIIsap went back a little further when interpolating the Five Satins' 'In The Still Of The Night' into 'Lost In The Fifties,' and George Jones & Brenda Lee's 'Hallelujah Love Her So' was a '50s Ray Charles hit. Three other hits this year emanate I
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Maresca (1) The Berlin Bounce - Bobby Hughes & The Pretzels The Booty Green - Bobby Marchan The Bumpsie - Gary U.S. Bonds The Cat - Eddie & Ernie The Chicken Back - Mavericks (2) The Cockroach Stomp - Jack Blanchard & Misty Morgan (3) The Coffee Grind - Hank Ballard The Dive - Sugar & Sweet (4) The Doodle Dee Doo - Solomon Burke (5) The Everything - Travis Phillips & His Wonder Boys (6) The Fishin' Pole - Mighty Hannibal (7) The Football - Stan & The Man The Frog - Rolls Royce & The Wheels The Funky Bull - Dyke & The Blazers The Funky Buzzard - Little Oscar (8) The Goldwater Swing - Mason Dixon Sextet (9) The Hog - Warner Bros. (10) The Hook - Invictas The Hootch - Pixies (11) The Hunch - Billy Hines
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Sylvia sings Shakin' Stevens (nice alliteration, but a poor LP title) John Anderson's 'It's All Over Now' started out as a Valentino R&B hit in 1964 (featuring Bobby Womack) and was quickly covered by the Rolling Stones. A pair of other Black- radio-toCountry-radio crossover covers are the Oak Ridge Boys' 'Touch A Hand Make A Friend' (originally Staple Singers, 1974) and Barbara Mandrell's 'Angel In Your Arms' (slot, 1977). T.G. Sheppard mined the '70s with 'Fooled Around And Fell In Love' (1976, Elvin Bishop, featuring current Starship singer Mickey Thomas), while the Mark Gray & Tammy Wynene duet 'Sometimes When We Touch' comes from Canadian balladeer Dan Hill (1977). Also from the late '70s is 'Highwayman,' first cut by composer Jimmy Webb in 1977 and later covered by Glen Campbell. Ricky
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Dancin' Fools If that's not enough bizarre dance songs for you, feel free to send in others. If I haven't mentioned 'em before, I'll wait till I have a few and run 'em. (And run 'em. And run 'em into the ground before we're through.) And, if people can figure out how to dance the Oak Tree (I guess you just shake your grove thing) and it takes root, we might see a whole new crop of contemporary dance songs.
'Foot 'notes particularly witless attempt to capitalize on the Beatimpact, but, as an insect-inles' spired dance, possibly an ancestor of the Ohio Players' 'Funky Worm.' 1. A
The Sulli- Gully: A dance for the ages (the Dark Ages, that is). Ed Sullivan leads the way.
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You For Your Love' (which they cowrote) was released rock by Danny Spanos and Champion. And there are a few more recent rock covers. A couple of years after it was a big British hit for Shakin' Stevens, Sylvia cut 'Cry Just A Little Bit.' Louise Mandrel) covered an Eric Carmen song 'Maybe My Baby,' while Southern Pacific revived a Tom Petty LP cut, 'Thing About You.' And Petty corralled
another cover with Rosanne Cash's 'Never Be You,' originally recorded by Lone Justice's Maria McKee for the 'Streets Of Fire' soundtrack (although Rosanne was the original choice to perform the song). Obviously there's a lot of rock influence on country artists. The prdblem is whether country songs, and more important, country artists can break into rock. (One recent examfor new pop featuring Michael McDonald's sister Maureen and Jay Ferguson's brother Tom is a cover of Southern Pacific's 'Someone's Gonna Love Me Tonight. ') Meanwhile, a one -way flow is probably better than none.
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9. 1964 presidential campaignrelated dance. I presume you lead with your right foot. 10. Not the label, but a group of the same name 11. Again, the imagination runs
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12. Probably best left undescribed 13. Group features Lou Reed 14. One good tern deserves another 15. Nobody got around to the Duck Jerk, unfortunately 16. Perhaps the silliest dance of the whole batch; see illustration
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Births, Deaths, Busts & Shootouts MONDAY, OCTOBER 21 /958/Buddy Holly's last studio recording session,
in which he cuts softer string-laden numbers, 'Raining In My Heart,' 'lt Doesn't Matter Anymore,' and 'True Love Ways.' 1962/Bob Dylan records his first LP in one day and lists his name as Blind Boy Grunt on the tax witholding forms 1971 /With seemingly less fanfare than accompanied the birth of his recent child probably because there was no People and no celebrity aerobics manuals Mick & Bianca Jagger's only child, Jade, is born in Paris. 1983 /After being laid off in WPLJ1New York's AOR -to-CHR switch, Marc Coppola is cast in his cousin Francis Ford's 'Cotton Club.' Marc is now working again at WXRKINew York. 1983 / 'Owner Of A Lonely Heart' is released. 1983/A gunman who blames KWAV!Monterrey for ruining his life shoots up the station control room but misses the overnight announcer. She later takes a 'positions sought' ad in R &R which begins 'Calm under fire ..' Birthdays: Elvin Bishop 1942, Steve Cropper 1941, Manfred Mann 1941, Charlotte Caffey (ex -Go Go's) 1953, Julian Cope (whose The Teardrop Explodes was a forerunner of most present British synth -bands) 1957.
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the New York Times. 1982/A year and a half after its initial British release and six months after finally becoming a UK hit, Toni Basil's 'Mickey' finally enters the R &R chart on its way to #11. The song has already been up and down local surveys in Southern California. Birthdays: Annette Funicello 1942, Stiv Bators (Lords Of The New Church) 1956.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 1962/'Little' Stevie Wonder records his first single. 1969 /Singer Tommy Edwards dies, ten years after 'it's
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after our first number there was no applause, just dead silence the audience looked as if it had been squashed by a steamroller.' 1973/'Pippin,' the first Motown -backed musical, opens on Broadway. A number of the label's artists release fie-in projects, including the Jackson 5, who have a minor hit with 'Comer Of The Sky,' and one of the musical's stars,Irene 'Granny' Ryan.
,wra THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24 1962 /Back in an era when live LPs weren't as common or as ambitious, James Brown records the heavily-acclaimed 'Live At The Apollo.' 1967/Pink Floyd arrives in America for its first tour. 1973/Keith Richards and Anita Pallenberg are sentenced in their famous 'Mandrax Tablets' bust. Both are given conditional discharges; Richards is fined $500. 1975 /With much debate about whether it belongs or not, 'Lyin' Eyes' debuts on the R &R Country charts; the same week Dickey Lee has the #1 record with a Country version of Austin Roberts's 'Rocky.' / 980/The Guinness Book people award Paul McCartney a rhodium disc for being history's all -time best -selling artist/ songwriter. 1980 /Perhaps owing to the 'Urban Cowboy' phenomenon, Willie Nelson's 'On The Road Again' becomes his first CHR hit in four years and peaks on this day at #16. Birthdays: Bill Wyman 1936, Ted Templeman 1944. The Big Bopper would be 49.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25 1964.The Rolling Stones make their first appearance on the 'Ed Sullivan' show. 1973/John Lennon sues the American government for allegedly wiretapping his phone and that of his attorney. 1974/Bachman-Turner Overdrive's 'You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet' begins its first of three weeks at #1 CHR. Birthdays: Helen Reddy 1942. Jon Anderson 1944, Glen Tipton (Judas Priest) 1948.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 1936 Roy Acuff's first recordings. 1965 The Beatles get their MBE awards after smoking grass
in the bathroom at Buckingham Palace. 19 75/Charlie Van Dyke, best known to most civilians for his voice -overs, plays himself kind of as the afternoondrive jock at a fictitious station, KIEULas Vegas, on an episode of 'Kojak.' Birthdays: Bootsy Collins and Maggie Roche 1951.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27 1956 /Clarence 'Frogman' Henry's 'Ain't
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Interviewing For Facts It would be much simpler if interviewing were a science with easy-to-follow rules, but that's not the case. Getting what one wants from various kinds of interviews is an art, with uncounted individual techniques but there are some generic basics of the bare bones gimme-the -facts news interviews.
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advisors say they are convinced that both sides may have some pretty good points.' Don't accept that. Press for unequivocal answers on the specific points. Failing that, at least try for an 'I won't answer that,' which is a fairly interesting reply in itself. Not listening to an answer because one is composing the next question can sandbag an interview terribly, in that anything unanticipated will be missed. I was once in a newsroom when a novice reporter made a call to check a report of a car crashing through the side of a building. He asked what had happened, got the correct address, noted the time, and ascer-
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tained that there had been no injuries .. but somehow the interviewer managed not to hear the source mention that it had been the mayor's car. So it goes. Listen. Be alert to the unexpected and quick to develop further questions based on what the interviewee has just said. There are tricks of the trade, maybe hundreds of them. One sample: to fish for a more enthusiastic and energetic response simply to get better- sounding tape -try ignorantly playing down the importance of whatever is be-
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First Practical Lightbulb MONDAY, OCTOBER 21
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The first lightbulb was turned on 106 years ago today (1879) at Thomas Edison's laboratory in Menlo Park, New Jersey. Actually it wasn't the very first lightbulb, but it was the first one to last long enough to be considered a success. The light lasted 40 hours, then burned out. Edison stared at it the whole time, the entire 40 hours. He said, 'The longer it burned, the more fascinated we were!' 1967 The first mass march on the Pentagon by Vietnam antiwar demonstrators. 1918 World record for fast typing on a manual typewriter, 170 words per minute without mistakes. Birthdays: Elvin Bishop 43. Manfred Mann 45. Michael Landon (Eugene Maurice Orowitz) 48.
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43- year -old school teacher. Eighty-four years ago today, Anna Taylor, strapped herself into a 4'A -foot tall wooden barrel and went over Horseshoe Falls 158 feet straight down. When the barrel hit bottom, she got a three -inch gash in her forehead and was knocked out. Anna Taylor regained consciousness aboard a rescue boat about 20 minutes later, and her first words were warnings to others not to try the same 'foolish' stunt. (1901). 1939 Nylon hosiery marketed. 1929 Black Thursday on Wall Street. 1861 First transcontinental telegraph
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Such A Heartache' (RCA) 23/4
Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 5, Light 17, Total Adds 4, WGNA, WAJR, WWVA, KUGN. Heavy: KRKT. Medium: WBGW, WTVY, KRWQ, KRSY. Light: WCXI, WGEE.
AUDIE HENRY 'Sweet Salvation' (Canyon Creek) 22/2 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2. Light 20, Total Adds 2, WLWI, KVEG. Medium: KRWQ. Light: WVAM, WBGW, KKYX, KTTS, KVOO.
BANDANA 'Levin' Up A Storm' (WB) 84/8 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 47, Light 36, Total Adds 9, WSEN, WMNI, WGEE, WMIL, WTHI, KUGN, KRAK, KMPS, KGA. Heavy: KRKT. Medium: WVAM, WILO, WEZL, WDXE, KYKX, WIRK. Moves 44-42 on the Country chart.
RAY STEVENS 'The Haircut Song' (MCA) 22/0 Rotations: Heavy 3. Medium 10, Light 9, Total Adds O. Heavy: WITL, WOW, KUGN. Medium: KIX106, WEZL, KLLL, WPAP,
NEIL YOUNG 'Get Back To The Country' (Geffen) 77/12
WUSN, KMAK, KWJJ.
Rotations: Heavy 3. Medium 30. Light 44, Total Adds 12. WPTR, WVAM, WKYG, WWVA, KRRV, WGTO, WTVY, WMNI, WGEE, KCJB. KSOP, KMPS. Heavy WOKK, KIOV, KFDI. Moves 50 -43 on the Country chart.
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Rotations: Heavy
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 17, Total Adds 16 including WBGW, WUSY, KSO, KIOV, WWJO, KFDI, KKAL, KMAK, KNIX, KCKC.
KEITH STEGALL 'Feed The
TERRI GIBBS 'Someone Must Be Missing You Tonite' (WB) 19/8 Rotations: Heavy WVAM, KXXY.
Feel The Country Calling Me' (MCA) 61/10
Rotations- Heavy 0, Medium 17, Light 44, Total Adds 10, WSNO, WTSV, WXTU, WXBO, WLWI, KBMR, WTHI, KRKT, KIK -FM, KFRE: Medium. WTVY, KIKK, KVOO, KFDI, KUZZ. Debuts al number 49 on the Country chart.
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MALCHAK & RUCKER
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 16. Light 42, Total Adds 6, WILQ, KKYX, KBMR, KFRE, KRAK, KIGO. Medium: WSNO, WAJR, WLWI. WIRK, WUSN, WGAR-FM, KITS, WWJO, KUZZ, KEIN. Debuts at number 50 on the Country chart.
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52/7
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Medium 10, Light 33, Total Adds 25 including WGNA, WOKQ, KASE, WESC, KIKK, WUSN, WGEE,
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CHANCE 'She Told Me
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Love' (Mesa) 39/8
Medium 10. Light 29, Total Adds 8, KHEY, WESC, KSSN, WIRK, WAXX, KWMT, KUUY, KEIN. Medium:
HOLLY DUNN 'My Heart Holds On' (MTM) 31/4 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 8, Light 23. Total Adds 4, KLLL, KWMT, KCJB, KRWQ. Medium: WVAM, WBGW, KYKX, KIOV, KSOP, KIGO
KATHY MATTEA 'Heart Of The Country' (Mercury/PolyGram) 28/15 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 25, Total Adds 15 including WOBE, WOKO, WGTO, WDXE, WPAP, WGEE, WOW, KRKT, KRWQ. KIGO.
You' (MCA/Curb) 24/11
Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 22, Total Adds 11, KRRV, KIKK, WPAP, WOW, WWJO, WTHI, KTPK, KVOO, KRKT,
Something Special Partners, Brothers, And Friends Partners, Brothers, And Friends
GARY MORRIS /Anything Goes (WB) JOHN ANDERSON/Down In Tennessee (WB) LORETTA LYNN /Just A Woman (MCA) LEE GREENWOOD /Streamline (MCA)
KMAK, KTOM. KSOP.
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GEORGE STRAIT /Dance Time In Texas (MCA)
To Get Over
Bama Band
GARY MORRIS /100% Chance Of Rain (WB) SOUTHERN PACIFIC /Perfect Stranger (WB)
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BILLY JOE ROYAL 'Burned Like A Rocket' (Atlantic America) 29/13
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Yes' ( Mercury/PolyGram) 43/19
Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 5, Light 36. Total Adds 19 including WQBE, WAJR, WNYR, WXBO, WEXL, WKSJ, WAXX, KIOV, KRWQ, KIGO.
KAREN TAYLOR -GOOD 'Up On Your
Light 9, Total Adds 2. KRWO, KEIN. Medium: WTVY. Light: WGNA, WVAM, WYII, KRRV,
FORESTER SISTERS /Mama's Never Seen Those Eyes (WB)
Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 15, Light 30, Total Adds 6, WGNA, WUSY, KILT -FM, WIRK. WTSO, KXXY. Heavy WWVA. Medium: WMNI, KRWO, KSOP.
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In Love' (Steem) 11/4
Light 10, Total Adds 4, WSNO, KRRV, KEIN, KSOP. Medium: KRMD. Light: WBGW, WFNC,
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You' (Epic) 49/2
Rotations. Heavy 1, Medium 23, Light 25. Total Adds 2. WXBO, KUGN. Heavy: KIKK. Medium: WGNA, WVAM, WWVA, WESC, WKSJ, KKYX, WITL, WOW. KITS, KRKT, KOIL, KSOP.
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WTSO KXXY, KRST, KEIN. KSOP.
Be Loving
Gonna Hurt Her On The Radio' (Columbia) 14/10
You Can't Stand The Heat..' (Tembo) 10/2
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium WSNO, KBMR.
LACY J. DALTON 'The Night Has A Heart 01 its Own' (Columbia) 49/14 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 11, Light 38, Total Adds 14. WOBE, WWVA, WYII, KRRV, WVMI, WUSY, WAXX, WFMS, WITL,
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Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium WDXE, KITS, KRKT.
Like It Used To Be' (Capitol) 51/16
Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 15. Light 36, Total Adds 16, WPOR, CHOW, WYII, KASE, KSSN, WPAP, WIRK, WUSO, KWMT, WFMS, WITL, KRKT, KVOC, KMAK, KEIN. KTOM.
JOE STAMPLEY
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Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 16, Light 36. Total Adds 7, WXBO, KSSN. WONE. KWMT, WITL, KUGN. KIGO. Medium: WYII, WTVY. KKYX, KTTS, KFDI, KRWQ, KOIL, KEIN.
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Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 12, Total Adds 11, WEZL, WFNC, WESC, WDXE, WAMZ, WCMS, WOW, KVOO, KFDI, KRKT, KKAL.
Rotations. Heavy 1, Medium 16. Light 36. Total Adds 12. WGNA. WHN, WYII, KKYX, WSLR, KWMT, KXXY, WXCL, KTPK, KUGN, KOIL, KRAK. Heavy: WOW. Medium: WFNC, KIKK. WCMS.
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LARRY GATLIN & THE GATLIN BROTHERS 'Runaway Go Home' (Columbia) 53/12
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PATSY CLINE 'Sweet Dreams' (MCA) 15/4
CONWAY TWITTY The Legend And The Man' (WB) 54/34 Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 11. Light 43. Total Adds 34 including WBGW, WTSV, CHOW, WWVA, WESC, KIKK, KSSN, WOKK, WPAP, WGEE, KVOO, KRST, KFRE. KRWO, KCKC.
( Mercury/PolyGram)
Light 18, Total Adds 8, WBGW, KYKX, WUSO, WAXX, WITL, KFRE, KRWQ. KTOM. Light:
Rotations. Heavy 1, Medium 3. Light 14, Total Adds 6, WGNA, WTVY, KYKX, WPAP, KRWO, KEIN. Heavy, WCUZ. Medium: WBGW, WOW. KRKT.
CHARLIE DANIELS BAND 'American Farmer' (Epic) 58/6
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Fire' (Epic) 20/3
Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 3, Light 16. Total Adds 3, WGTO, KITS, KRWQ. Heavy: KASE. Medium: WTVY, WDXE. Light: WOK °, WPOR, KVOO, KUZZ.
ROGER MILLER 'River In The Rain' (MCA) 68/7 Rotations: Heavy Q Medium 24, Light 44, Total Adds 7, WPOR, WTVY, KHEY, WBCS, KCJB, KUUY, KUGN. Medium: WTSV, WYII, WOKK, KKYX, KBMR, KRKT, KKCS, KEIN. Debuts at number 45 on the Country chart.
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As Over You As I'm Gonna Get' (Columbia) 21/4
Medium 4, Light 16, Total Adds 4. WTVY, WAXX, KWMT, KVEG. Heavy. WOKK. Medium: KPLX, KKYX,
FORESTER SISTERS 'Just In Case' (WB) 20/16
'Memories To Burn' (Epic) 68/21
Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 20, Light 46, Total Adds 21 including WPTR, WBGW, WTSV, WPOR, KILT -FM, KLLL, WLWI, WKIX, WKKO, WFMS. WITL, KIOV, KIK -FM, KEIN, KWJJ. Debuts at number 44 on the Country chart.
MAC DAVIS
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UM Rotations. Heavy 1, Medium 16, Light 54. Total Adds 49 including WQBE, WRKZ, WKYG, WILQ, KRRV, WFNC, KSSN, WAMZ. WLWI, WAXX, WOW, K102. KVOO. KNIX, KCCY. Debuts at number 46 on the Country.chart. GENE WATSON
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'Bop' (Liberty) 71/49
DAN SEALS
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Just A Woman Something Special Streamline
JOHN ANDERSON/A Little Rock & Roll (& Some..) (WB) HANK WILLIAMS JR./Something To Believe In (WB/Curb)
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I just got my new Samsung Galaxy S and have finally defeated the MTP device driver error and CDC driver error! I am now connected to Kies. I can't wait to start using this beast! It's arguably one of the most powerful smart phones in existence thanks to its 4 inch super AMOLED screen, 1GHz processor with tweaked instruction sets and unrivalled graphics performance. However, it and/or the software PC suite appears to have a major flaw..
Connecting it to my PC through Samsung Kies software is a total pain. A quick google of the issues reveals that I am not the only one. I'm using 64 bit Vista (x64) but I suspect the method I used to get connected may work with 32bit (x86) too. People on message boards seem to be universally complaining about the same thing.
At this point I would like to say, this may not help you. There are a number of different versions of the same phone out there, with different versions of android and thousands if not more pc, mac and other computer setups. Before you deal directly with drivers, have you tried:
1. upgrading to the latest version of Kies.
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2. upgrading your version of .net (an MS Windows component) to the latest from the Microsoft website.
3. trying a different usb port. The SGS seems very sensitive to voltage and different usb ports around your computer supply fractionally different voltages.
In short, when I first connected the phone to my PC, I plugged in the Phone to the PC USB port and after twiddling thumbs for a while the PC tells me that the MTP device driver has failed. I assumed this was just going to be a quick issue, updated Kies to the latest version and tried again.
Same result. Next I tried connecting the Phone in USB debugging mode. SUCCESS! Connection established.. 'Please turn off USB debugging mode, Kies does not support connection in this mode' followed by being swiftly booted by Kies. Not only that but there appeared to be no sign of the phone in Windows either. In debugging mode, you usually see some signs the phone has been connected, even if you can't access the storage.
The next step was to open device manager on the PC. There was the MTP device, sure enough displaying an error. The usual step here is to right click and hit update drivers. This I did and was rewarded by a big fat nothing.
It checked but then told me I was using the latest drivers already. Clearly not, because they weren't working!
Sorting the Issue
The next and final option I used, the one that finally worked and I probably should have gone for right at the start was to manually get the right driver and instruct the device manager where to find said driver and hopefully get the whole mess sorted.
I could've just used the micro SD card to transfer everything, but pulling it out of the phone every time was going to be a major pain, not to mention not good for the card so I was determined to sort the issue.
MTP ERROR
After a bit of searching, (Google again) I finally found the right driver here:
- x64 (64bit) version: http://drivers.softpedia.com/progDownload/Samsung-Galaxy-S-USB-Driver-for-Windows-x64-Download-96693.html
- x86 (32bit) version: http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/MOBILES/Samsung/Samsung-Galaxy-S-USB-Driver-for-Windows-x86.shtml
- This got me a zip file which I scanned with an AV (don't forget to do this!) and then unzipped to a folder I knew the location of (make sure its easy to find).
- (Update courtesy of Tim) The x86 link gets you an exe file. This can be unpacked/'unzipped with 7zip freeware in exactly the same way as a zip file. The drivers should then work as the x64 does.
- Navigate to device manager (control panel ->Device Manager or Administrative tools -> computer management -> device manager)
- Navigate to 'portable devices' or 'MTP' in device manager, whichever one shows up with the error. There will probably be a little yellow error triangle on your device that has the problem.
- Right clicking on the faulty MTP device in device manager and choosing 'update driver software' gave me the option of searching automatically and browsing my computer manually. Search automatically had already failed so I hit browse my computer for driver software - the manual way*
- I navigated to the folder I had unzipped the drivers into, ticked include subfolders and hit OK.
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This time success! It loaded the drivers and indicated my I9000 (Galaxy S) device was connected.. or not.
Note: I realise that it can sometimes be difficult to navigate through device manager to the manual update point. The following may help if manual updating is not immediately obvious:
- Right click on the MTP device, click properties, navigate to the driver tab on the window that pops up, click update driver, if a window pops up that says 'can windows connect to windows update to search for software?' click 'no, not this time' and hit next.
- Then tick 'install from a list or specific location',
- Then tick 'search for the best driver in these locations'
- untick search removable media and tick 'include this location in the search'
- Then hit 'browse' and find the folder where you unzipped the drivers you downloaded earlier. Hopefully you will then be able to press 'OK' when you have found the right folder although this is very temperamental.
- When you have done this, hit 'next' and the computer should do the rest.
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Update courtesy of Alesmine 26/10/10: A thread (http://www.pocketpc.ch/samsung-galaxy-s-root-rom/100413-download-samsung-usb-treiber-ohne-kies-nps-flashen-odin.html) has suggested that the specific driver folder for Samsung phones is the '16_Shrewsbury' folder. If you cannot select the parent folder (i.e. the folder that you unzip the drivers into) try selecting the .inf files within the 16_Shrewsbury folder. There are 5 .inf files and 5 .cat files as well as 2 folders. You may have to select the .inf files one at a time and repeat the procedure for the other 4.
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CDC ERROR
Up popped issue number two. CDC abstract control model drivers missing: load from cd. Well I didn't have a cd and a browse of google gave me nothing, updating this new issue automatically gave me nothing and Windows knew nothing. Dead End.
In desperation I repeated the right click in device manager. Browsed manually to the same driver folder as for the MTP device, hit ok and..problem sorted! Device connected, showing up perfectly in Kies (may it rot) and on Windows explorer.
I am connected and music is flowing. I have four movies on the phone and all that real estate of screen is a joy to behold!
- Don't forget that you need to set the phone in Samsung Kies mode on the select USB mode. If this doesn't come up on the phone when you plug it in, unplug the phone, on the phone itself go to: applications -> settings -> About Phone -> USB Settings -> Samsung Kies and then replug the phone in. This USB setting can also be used for the mass storage mode simply by selecting mass storage instead. Location for this setting may have changed on later phones. Please also see applications -> settings ->wireless and networking ->USB Settings
I'm not a religious person but blessings heaped on whomever put that driver package together. I'm not guaranteeing it'll work for you but maybe it's worth a shot. Enjoy the phone!
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- I truly appreciate this post. I've been looking everywhere for this! Thank goodness I found it on Bing. You've made my day! Thank you again! eedbgkd
- i have s7562 duos not able to find the setting pls help
- Recently got i9300 - kies sync between phone and outlook on my pc only brings approx 30% of calendar entries across from my pc. Also, on samsung calendar cannot view meeting attendees or who sent the invite..any suggestions would be appreciated.
- Hi, I read all this and I just wanted explain my problem.. I Dl'd Kies on PC, Kies air on Samsung T959v.. I'm trying to connect wirelessly maybe thats the problem but anyway, I get my mobile to authorize pc request my browser displays 'website restore error'-- thats the far as it goes, i am unable access either through neither devices... what do i do?
- Hiya,Does this suggested workaround also solve the same problem on samsung galaxy sII?
- Yeah, I've tried them all. Nothing seems to be helping, the only thing that got me hoping was that driver that made my phone visible in explorer, but that's not really what I was aiming for. Wurth wow 5 00 8 download. =/
- Yo, I just got fed up and tried to use the other file (x64.zip) but the same thing there, it says it's not compatible with a 32-bit OS, which I believe when it's coming from that version, but the x86 is just mocking me! I want to connect to Kies, just once, so I can upgrade to ICS. :(
- Hi again!Yeah, I've tried it that way as well. But it just installs and when i connect the phone with Kies on, it just says connecting forever, although I found my phone in explorer for the first time without having to switch to USB-debugging so I got kinda worked up and thought it had worked. It hadn't! :(I'm pretty sure this is a 32-bit comp, is it possible to have x64 then? I just googled and I got the impression all 32-bit win7 were x86, but I might be wrong?Thanks for taking the time to help a desperate soul in these harsh times! (no, I'm not overdramatic! :)
- Yo Lymond!Awesome page, but I've tried everything exactly as it says, although I'm using a SGS2 but i reccon it's the same problem, but my problem is that when I've extracted the x86.exe file and try to install the .inf-files one at a time it says that they cannot be installed as they are not compatible with 32-bit windows. I'm really just messed up at the moment, and really agitated.PLEASE help? :)
- awesome dude.!!!!! helped me.. just awesome.. thank you.!!!:)
- Hi,I have a Galaxy Note. When I connect to Kies on PC, it recoginizes my phone but it says your phone is not supported in Samsung Apps. What to do?
- Hi,I have a galaxy fit GT-S5670 and I cant find the option of putting my phone on the PC mode, where can I find it?
- Hi thanks for this help, spent hours trying and failing this really helped, id be interested to know how people feel about there galaxy now?? Im not impressedEnjoywww.aurogra.co.uk Download power rangers wild force episode forever red body.
- Karl - you're being too kind! I have had serious problems synchronizing Outlook 2007 calendar with Samsung Galaxy phone through Kies. Problems include: Randomly deleting appointments in Outlook calendar, removing categories from Outlook appointments, randomly moving appointments to different days, and the latest one - deleting exceptions to recurring appointments in Outlook and replacing them with the generic appointment from Kies. If maintaining calendars on two devices is important to you, Kies is NOT the tool!
- Without doubt the worst most infuriating piece of junk ever coded. Keis is the pits!!! Samsung should be ashamed to offer such a useless accompaniment to a masterpiece of mobile technology. Seriously not happy!!!
- my problem is same as prasad...i own samsung galaxy fit and there's not any 'usb settings' option in the phone!please tell me how to connect my phone to pc
- I made it running once I plugged the tablet to usb-2 port .. if I use usb-3 (the fast one that SHOULD be backwards compatible), mobile mtp device driver failed to install ..
- Help i just installed new Kies 2.1.0.11112_41_7 and i want to connect through my SGS 2.3.5 Doctor ROM v8.1, but nothing error is confirm, SGS just running to MTP application and try to connect to my PC, but nothing happen, if i use mass storage mode is fine. I try for your suggestion but anything is normal on my PC, i try differrent action by ask to google, but nothing change, so can you please help me my friend..
- I spent 5 hours trying to get my PC to recognise my i9000 galaxy. Wish I'd found this page first - would have saved 4 hours 50 mins! (I was not using the primary USB). Thank you for having all this info in one place.Just want to add further advice: after the upgrade my phone was constantly crashing, wouldn't send texts and even struggled to make calls(!) I worked out one of my apps was incompatible with the new firmware. Fortunately it was on the SD-card and when I deleted it (using a card reader on my PC) the phone went back to normal. So, you should move all your apps to the memory card before updating the firmware.
- thanks, mate! your post really helped me a lot! cheers!
- Customer service? Donnow exactly, I haven't investigate.Probably it's due to product registration.Anyway, I wanted to put a finger on different way to relate with customer.
- I owned Galaxy S, a neverending story to connect it, and customers left completely alone with problems, as the more of you know. I owned HTC and nokia phones too and all connect well. Galaxy problems are too much. If you are reading this it means you are struggling yourself to solve something wrong that you haven't done, after have spent hundreds of $. Tell me why.Ah ah ah I am happy with my LG P920.Extremely happy. Following is something special, dedicated to galaxy owners: yesterday I have been advised directly by LG via email for a new android version (firmware update).Phone can download itself updates with wifi or with PC. PC connection and data synchro never have had troubles.
- Firmware Over The Air upgrade is available at last. There is also now a MAC version of the dreaded Kies. I am not sure if it is safe to use it though.
- Hi Lymond. I am a new user of samsung galaxy fit s5670 and i had upgrated my phone to GINGERBREAD.And i have Samsung KIES PC SUIT Which i had got with my phone.When i Connect my phone to PC SAMUNG KIES Tells me to connect the phone in (PC suit mode).But there is no any PC Suit option in my Phone.MY USB debugging Mode is offPlease Help me out to connect my phone to PC.
- mr. you did much!I like your exereme end result getting touch!I am of same nature,i hav pop gs5570;the local samsung engineers are also not well educated bu samsung; just getting salary; not cooperating at counter;samsung kies is part of installation cd;it ask internet; it is shame full;if one has internet then we can get drivers;recently I have seen NPC STUDIO IT DO NOT requier internet;your search only drivers is best what I was trying, one is not interested in hole software; requiered only coneect internet through dailupthanks lotif you get time please comment tokalgonda patil kolhapur maharashtra; 9372638133
- using galaxy sI9000,with kies 2.0.1.11053_99,on windows xp.device is not connecting with kies,its not appearing,simply!will appreciate any help!if possible!
- Three days ago I bought a Samsung Galaxy S 5.0 - an impulse purchase to complement my iPod Touch (a larger screen - easier to read).I have now strayed into the world of Samsung Kies. GOD! What a nightmare! How do these people ever keep a job - let along sell mobile phones.I have friends with Galaxy S phones. The Galaxy S II looks good. But how on earth do they manage with this non-functioning, incomprehensible software. (I understand that Galaxy Tab returns are running at seven times the rate of iPads - and I can quite understand why. If I can't get this thing to accept music and videos from either my MacBook or Windows 7 desktop or laptops, back it goes!)
- It's been a long time since you've posted, but thanks a lot for the link to get the drivers, this worked for me today !
- I can't sync my sumsung galaxy to my PC windows xp. do I need to download the driver?
- I'm totally FED UP! I've tried everything that I find but still can't fix the problem.I was able to use kies once when I just bought SGS, but I had problem not being able to download stuff from market, so I Googled and factory reset my phone.Now, new problem! Phone's connected with USB, Phone says 'connected' and charging, but pc can't detect phone.Btw I'm stuck after download x86 (32bit) version.Help.
- Latest samsung kies 2.0.2.11071_128 is not able to upgrade my phone GT-I5801 to PDA:JP6/PHONE:JP2/CSC:JP6(INU).
- Hi Lymond,Your steps were a great help just now! I installed the drive on windows 32 bit and it worked fine (though I ended up with an exe download rather than a zip file, and clicked on the exe to separately install the driver - not from device manager. I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate.Anyway, thanks for taking the time to write this up.Cheers,Madhu
- Thanks soooo much! This worked! Of course I got the CDC error as well - but I followed your advise. Cool. You were a blessing. Thanks again.
- Hi I have a problem with wireless it seems like have a virus or something like that, when i i try to turn on the wireless .. error puts, i don't know what to do?? it's not working?
- Dear Laymond.thanks for guide, i have purchased Samsung Galaxy S and suffering from same problem.but regret you have resolved only 64 bit window MTP problem, in 32, provided solution, not resolving the issue. Please look in to the matter.Thanks
- Hello LymondThere's no much to say: high end phone has a top hardware, every app runs smooth without problems, I give more importance to display. I think amoled still lead, galaxy S2 can be a good choice.If you like imaging then choose a top camera, like sony or nokia.If interested on 3d, actually there's no choice, LG P920 rules. I haven't seen evo3D, but all test on the net confirm LG on top about 3d.About the phone itself I like a lot, there are not important lacks (like a bluff gps or mtp error on galaxy S). All seems to be good. About features there are a lot of stuff on the net, what you can't find is that it does not need a software like kies (only drivers, then you can see it as an usb memory), upgrades are downloaded directly on the phone via wifi when available.If you want more detailed impressions, just ask
- Nice read. Do you have something for the Iphone aswell?
- you can connect to PC without Samsung KIES !you need to do this: Settings > Applications > Development and turn on USB debugging.now you will need the drivers and you will find the drivers here: http://ynos.ro/drivers/samsung/
- same old thing, A Gio supposed to have an update firmware, but when you follow the steps given and at the last minutes, connection lost ? )~
- I feel I have tried everything. I can't get my phone to connect with mass storage even. I get the message 'device drivers was not successfully installed' I tried the steps in your post to install the driver. When I click to install it says 'windows has determined the driver software is up to date'. Yet it still doesn't work.I've tried deleting all files > 16 characters, re installed kies, updating .net framework, tried every usb drive.I've looked through other responses for hours with no luck. Please help.
- can somebody help me upi can connect my sgs to kies able to upgrade to 2.3. kies ask me to back up myfile. after that kies download the firmware after that suddenly lost connection between my phone and kies. i try again but this thing keep happened.do anyone know what wrong
- I connect my fone and it goes to charge mode, it wont connect at all, tried all the different options and still nothing, even restarting the pc and the fone did nothing !!HELP !!!
- Hi,If I used the Mass Storage, I can see both the internal and external drives but the message I got is they are not ready!!What is happening?
- I have the same issue. OMG I used to have LG gt540 optimus, and I had to the following steps to work with my PC:connect Optimusrun LG PC Suitedo what you wantSamsung software is annoying!!!!!
- another thing yet.I use kies only and xclusively for firmware update, as there are much better software for sync (android sync or my phone explorer).If there is another way to upgrade firmware without kies, please post it.
- I hate kies.1. phone + kies worked fine, no problem.2. uninstalled kies to upgrade it at the new version.3. Nothing work now.start all mtp procedure again, lazy, so tired. again.4. I hate kies. No more samsung phones.
- 'Then i connected the usb cable to my pc (not the phone just the cable) turned off my phone, then connected and started the phone. Then it automatically turns in mass storage mode, installs some drivers. Then i reconnected using Kies mode on phone, it installed some more drivers and now it works great.'Hi Thijs,Billions of thanks pal. I used to get connected to Kies from the day one. After a few months (May be after firmware upgrade to 2.2 or may be Kies upgrade to 2.0) the damn thing stopped connecting. Mass storage mode was fine. Kies always prompted that this is not the supported mode but in Kies Mode it kept 'Connecting' perpetually.I tried every thing including factory data reset.All kinds of drivers- virtually every thing under the sun or in computer/on net.Thanks to your magic Mantra Viola !!!! One click fix !!Dr. D.Dwivedi
- Hi thereand thanks for this very interesting threadI have a Galaxy S I900 with FROYO.BVJP8I could connect it to my home comp but a my office for some reason I get the MTP error no matter what I try.So far it works only in mass storage mode, which is OK for photos or mp3s, but I'd love to use Kies or even Windows Media with my phone.First, I have Windows XP Professional SP3 (32 bits)Here's what I've tried :- updating .net frameworks- installing the latest kies version- installing Microsoft Active Sync- trying each and every USB port- installing the above mentioned drivers manually using the right foldersbut none of those solutions worked.I don't like to give up, but now I don't know what to do.Any suggestions ? thanks in advance
- Firstly, I'm not a tech head.. just a dude who fiddles with computers.. So this is fix is a little wordy and random like me..but Kries opps, I mean Kies (using windows xp) is now synced with my Samsung galaxy s GT-19000.Step one: make sure you have Kries 2.0.0.11032_12My phone was contected through USB and the phone was in MTP mode for kies.As, I gave up on anything working to fix this syncing issue.. I went to uninstall kries and for some reason I decided to goto add/remove softwareinstead of using the kies uninstall.. While in Add/Remove, I noticed the driver itself was it's own program and had been installed (I'm thinking most problems for all lie here).So I uninstalled the driver through add/remove software and left Kries 2.0.0.11032_12 installedAfter uninstall was complete, I first used this older driver (trial and error ya know) found here:x86 (32bit) version: http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/MOBILES/Samsung/S..x64 (64bit) version: http://drivers.softpedia.com/progDownload/Samsung-..but that didn't work either ( but, I'm not sure if that is a important step or not, to finally getting it working (it's just what I did) up to you if you do it)then I used the build in Kies 'install driver' utillity under tools..Now goto device manager.. ( Control panel --> system --> hardware tab --> device manager for you noobsters )and you'll still see the yellow '!' is still there with the MTP driver under portable Devices..not to worry.. (though I did at first!)now, right click the driver and choose update, then let MicroSoft help you find the driver,so choose 'yes this time only', then 'choose install the software automactically..after that.. the magic should happen.. let me know if this worked out for ya! goodluck!
- After few more hours, here is the solution.I removed from the system libusb-win32restart and everything ok.You can add that to the list of solutionsyair
- Hi Lymond,This thread has become the master of trying 'solving MTP issues'I get the MTP problem and I am not able to resolve it.System - Win XP SP3, latest Kies SW 2.0.0.11032_12Phone - Galaxy S, basic SW is FroyoI have tried the following till now:1. removing/installing Kies and the associated driver files2. Remove all file names with more than 16 characters3. Reset to factory default4. Moved through all USB ports5. Used the USB cable provided with the phone.6. running umdf.exe - gives an error that I have a more updated fileThe only way out is MyPhoneexplorerI noticed that I when I use 'MyPhoneexplorer' it sees more files than I see in Explorer. Still I want to use Kies.Any other suggestions?Thanxyair
- Ridiculously easy to fix issue once I got here!Thank you!
- Back again.Today phone returned from service.Perfectly repaired, connection OK at first attempt with kies and androidsync. Tryed several modes (debug, kies, mass storage), all perfect.Frojo 2.2.1 runs fast, very well.
- I m having problem when I want to connect my Samsung galaxy 5 with pc internet. It gives OS error while connecting 2 the internet via kies on pc. Help me.
- Helpful link and excellent instructions.Had MTP (code 10 error) on Vibrant (T-Mobile) 2.1. The link you gave did not solve the MTP error at first but helped with debugging enabled. Kies mini upgraded the phone in debugging enabled.Thanks
- install windows media player 10 and new version Kies . That did the trick for me. On Microsoft Windows, MTP is supported in Microsoft Windows XP if Windows Media Player 10 or later versions are installed. Windows Vista has MTP built-in. Most MTP-compatible devices do not appear through drive letter assignment in Windows Explorer, instead they will appear as 'devices' in Windows Explorer.
- Windows 7 X64 UltimateThanks for this. Also works for Galaxy tab. MTP error first - install Galaxy S driver - then W7 knows to go to find the correct driver and finds the GT1000 correctly!Why it cant recognise the Tab first off I dunno, hey ho - good find!
- For the benefit of anyone else with Windows 7 64bit getting the 'Retrieving the COM class factory' error (as per alesmine above) when trying to sync their contacts with Outlook: I fixed this today by installing Synchronization-v2.0-x86-ENU.msi from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx.. (it's the last item on the Download list on that page). Hope this helps.
- Updating to 2.2 right now using Kies. This is what worked for me:1. Except for disabling anti-virus and firewall (I know Windows wouldn't survive long without these), followed instructions up to 'Upgrade the device to KA6' step on http://forums.t-mobile.com/t5/Samsung-Vibrant/Sams..2. Kies closed. Follow http://forums.t-mobile.com/t5/Samsung-Vibrant/Vibr..3. Plugged phone in, let it install more drivers.4. Unplug phone5. Start following at 'Upgrade the device to KA6' on http://forums.t-mobile.com/t5/Samsung-Vibrant/Sams..Trying to manually install the x64 driver didn't work. Windows claimed the driver was 'up to date'. I never got the 'mtp usb device' driver to work (still has the yellow triangle).Thanks everyone who posted answers!Windows 7 Home Premium, 64-bit, ASUS CG5270Running as an Admin (temporarily)Upgrading from Android 2.1(T959UVJI6).
- This worked for me:Unmount all SD (internal and external) and connect to Kies. Instantly recognized my vibrant and then I updated to 2.2!Hope this helps someone else who was struggling like me.
- I used multiple things to solve this (installed custom drivers, .net4, hard reset). Nothing worked. Then after I plugged phone accidentally I selected kies, but kies wasn't running. And mtp drivers were installed without any problems and my phone was connected. Then I started kies and it found my samsung!
- these guys know their stuff one try and my phone hooked up no problems