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Country Music was strictly up-town Tuesday night for the annual CMA awards from Nashville aired on CBS. No sequined cowboy suits were seen and only an occasional rebel hoot heard as Dolly Parton became the second woman in CMA history to win as Entertainer of the Year. Crystal Gayle, younger sister of long-time country star Loretta Lynn, was named top fe-male vocalist for the second conse-cutive year, and lanky Don Wil-liams, wearing his trademark bat-tered cowboy hat, took honors for male vocalist. Louis Marshall "Grandpa" Jones was the 31st in-ductee to the Country Music Hall of Fame. The Oak Ridge Boys, a former

gospel quartet, was named vocal group of the year. Joe Bonsall graciously accepted, saying he hoped they would "carry the award with the same class the Statler Bro-thers have for the past six years." The Statler Brothers, among the nominees, have dominated the category for years.

Inner City To Acquire 3 West Coast Stations

FCC Looks At PSA's SEE WASHINGTON REPORT PAGE 4

Industry's Largest Opportunities Section

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THE INDUSTRY'S NE WSPAPER OCTOBER 13, 1978

Dr. Richard Lutz To Debut Media Marketing Column In R&R

Dr. Richard J. Lutz, Associate Pro-fessor of Marketing at UCLA's Graduate School of Management, has joined the staff of Radio & Rec- • ords, and will contribute a biweek-ly column called "Media Market-ing" beginning next week. Lutz conducted a seminar on

radio research and ratings at R&R's Convention '78 last March, and re-ceived numerous accolades from attending radio figures for his depth of information and clarity of pre-sentation, qualities which have not always been apparent in the fre-quently-muddled industry debates on research and marketing. His column will cover all aspects of marketing and research as they apply to radio and other conununi-

Dr. Richard J. Lutz

cations media, and will also focus on record research. The column is also designed as a two-way com-munication forum, so Dr. Lutz wel-comes questions and comments from R&R's readership.

JONES, WILLIAMS, GAYLE ALSO WINNERS

LARGEST BROADCAST ACQUISITION IN HISTORY

General Electric To Aquire Cox General Electric Co. is nego-

tiating a definitive agreement for combining Cox Broadcasting with GE's broadcast properties. The transaction would be based on a tax-free exchange of 1.3 shares of GE common stock for each share of Cox, with Cox holders receiving up to $72 worth of GE stock for each Cox share. This would call for issuing 8.8 million GE shares, val-ued at between $440 and $488 mil-lion, making the acquisition the largest in broadcasting history. GE and Cox both have extensive

broadcast holdings ( see table), and their merger would require the di-vestiture of at least one AM sta-tion, five FM stations, and three VHF-TV facilities to satisfy FCC ownership rules. FCC approval is required for the transaction, as well

CMA Names Parton Top Entertainer

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CIMA WINNERS — Pictured(I-r, Williams, Crystal Gayle; below, and Kenny Rogers.

Kenny Rogers and Dottie West, who also performed on the show, won as vocal duo Ronnie Milsap's "It Was Almost Like A Song" took top album honors, an award he also won last year, when he was Enter-tainer of the Year Top single went to the Kendalls'

"Heaven's Just A Sin Away" an award they obviously appreciated

Inner City Broadcasting, owners of leading Black/Disco station WBLS/New York, have signed an agreement in principle (as of 10/4) with the Horizon Communications Corporation to purchase KRE-AM& FM/Berkeley for a reported $1.8 million, pending FCC approval. Tom Schmurbusch, General Manager of ICRE, commented, "It's a favor-able situation."

In addition, Inner City has filed a purchase agreement with the FCC for the acquisition of KKTT/ Los Angeles and its sister station, KUTE-FM/Glendale. Terms of the agree-ment have not been disclosed. Informed sources also reported

that Inner City has completed a deal to acquire WBRB/ Mt. Clem-ons, Michigan, which serves the Detroit market.

top) Dolly Parton, Grandpa Jones, Don the Oak Ridge Boys flanking Dottie West

after years of obscurity and strug-gle. Song of the year was Crystal Gayle's crossover hit "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue," writ-ten by Richard Leigh. Veteran picker and singer Roy Clark, past winner of numerous CMA awards including comedian and entertainer of the year, chomped a Groucho-size cigar and accepted as instrumentalist of the year. The Oak Ridge Boys Band won as best instrumental group.

Parton Shots This years show, which was

better technically than ever — well written, paced, and directed — featured the mandatory "Dolly Parton jokes," the best quipped by Dolly herself. Five minutes before winning as Entertainer of the Year she "busted out the front" of her dress, explaining"I guess it's like my Daddy said: you shouldn't try

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as approval from both companies' boards of directors and the Secur-ities & Exchange Commission. In addition, the Justice Department's Antitrust Division or the FTC will examine the merger, as is common with all substantial mergers, to de-termine if a formal investigation

papers in Atlanta and Dayton (al-though these are not owned by Cox Broadcasting itself). Commenting on the proposed ac-

quisition, GE Chairman Reginald H. Jones said, "General Electric has been a pioneer in radio and TV broadcasting. We welcome this

GE/Cox Broadcast Holdings

General Electric

KFOG-FM/San Francisco WJIB-FM/Boston KOA/KOAQ-FM/KOA-TV/ Denver WSIX-AM-FM/WNGE-TV / Nashville WGY/WGFM-FM/WGRB-TV/ Albany, NY

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KFI/KOST-FM/Los Angeles WWFH-F M / Philadelphia WSB-AM-FM-TV /Atlanta KTVU-TV /San Francisco VVIOD/WAIA-FM/Miarni WIIC-TV /Pittsburgh WLIF-FM/Baltimore WSOC-AM-FM-TV/Charlotte

WHIO-AM-FM-TV /Dayton

Under FCC regulations, GE and Cox would be required to dis-pose of at least one AM station. five FM's. and three TV facili-ties. The properties are among the most valuable in the nation, arous-ing intense interest in broadcast groups looking for new acquisitions. The race is on: see Street Talk for early informed speculation from the nation's capitol about possible upcoming GE/Cox transactions.

is called for. The necessity to sell off nine valuable broadcast prop-erties is expected to set off a high-ly active bidding war among inter-ested broadcast companies.

Cross-Ownership Worries Garner Anthony, Chairman of

Cox's Executive Committee, cited "the increasing regulatory pres-sure on common ownership of dif-ferent media in the same market area" as a factor in considering the combination Cox owns AM-FM-TV combinations in Atlanta, Dayton, and Charlotte: in addition, the Cox family operates daily news-

opportunity for GE to extend its broadcast services by building upon Cox Broadcasting's fine record of entertainment and public service through the electronic media." In addition to Cox's radio/TV holdings, the addition of its cable TV system to GE's would create the nation's second largest cable operation. No decision has been reached

yet concerning the specific dispo-sition of radio and TV stations, ac-cording to the companies' joint announcement, but the reverbera-tions from this vast transaction will continue to create news for months to come.

Century Plaza Sells Out

Early industry response to the upcoming Ft&R Convention '79 (March 1-4, 1979) has been active and heavy, as the Century Plaza, headquarters for the event, is sold out five months in advance of the Convention. Accommodations are still available at the nearby Beverly Hilton and Ramada Inn, and can be made through the Convention Department at the Century Plaza ( 213) 277-2000.

Convention registration forms will appear in Ft&R beginning with the November 3 issue. It should be stressed that this year a strict advance registration cutoff date of February I will be observed. Fur-ther Convention details next week.

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Ertegun To Recommend Edit On Stones' Track Alunet Ertegun, Chairman and

Chief Executive Officer at Atlantic Records, said he would recommend to the company's board of direc-tors that the controversial lyrics contained in the title track of the Rolling Stones' album, "Some Girls," be edited out of future copies of the record. Ertegun's statement followed a

meeting with Rev. Jesse Jackson, leader of the Chicago-based opera-tion PUSH, an organization which has mounted a protest campaign against the record, claiming that

the lyric is morally offensive and degrading to black women. The lyrics in question, which in-

clude a four-letter word dealing with the alleged sexual appetites of black women, have, in addition to the PUSH campaign, caused WBLS/ New York, KDAY/Los Angeles, and several other major market black stations to delete all Stones records from their playlists. However, there is some specula-

tion as to just exactly what Erte-gun's reconunendation can accom-plish because the Stones' contract

Blonstein Resigns As Ode VP/GM Marshall Blonstein has resigned

his Vice President/General Mana-ger position at Ode Records. Blon-stein had held the position for eight years, during which time the label brought Carole King and Cheech & Chong to prominence. In recent months, however, Ode has become largely dormant. Blonstein com-mented on his departure: "I have accomplished everything I set out to accomplish, and much, much more. Being a part of the Ode phe-nomenon has been an incredible experience . . . (but) I feel it's

Marshall Blonstein

time to move on to new challenges and opportunities."

THE GONG'S ALL HERE — WESUE. St. Louis, IL. has been blanketing the St. Louis market with a traveling promotion known as the "Ghetto Gong

Show "Now settled in a club called the Regal Room for the fall, the Gong Show, hosted by air personality Dr. Jockenstein, allows local listeners to

display their talents before a three-judge panel composed of entertain-ers, industry personnel, or people from the audience. Winners take home

a $100 prize and a lot of local attention Pictured at one of the shows are (In ) visiting KDAY/Los Angeles morning man J.J. Johnson, CBS promo-tion rep Valerie Brockman, WESL air personality Curtis Soul (who hosts

another promotion called "Let's Make A Deal"), and Dr. Jockenstein.

has them recording on Rolling Sto-nes Records, their own label, which is merely distributed by Atlantic: and, according to the terms of the Stones' contract, the group has complete artistic freedom on their records. In addition, Ertegun's gesture would appear to be mostly symbolic because. by his own ad-mission, the album has already sold between 2,500,000 and 3,000,000 units. Nevertheless, Ertegun indicated

that Mick Jagger was eager to discuss the matter with Jackson and that such a meeting would pro-bably take place within the week.

INSIDE R&R:

WASHINGTON REPORT 4 MEDIASCOPE 6 WHAT'S NEW 8 STREET TALK 10 TOP 40 SECTION 12 PICTURE PAGE 30 GARY OWENS 34 BLACK SECTION 36 AOR SECTION 42 COUNTRY SECTION 53

60 OPPORTUNITIES 63 POP/ADULT SECTION

UA Sues Grateful Dead For Breach Of Contract United Artists Records has filed

a $300,000 breach of contract suit against the Grateful Dead, whose Round Records and Grateful Dead Records labels were distributed by UA several years ago The suit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court

Tuesday (10-10), charges that Grate-ful Dead and Round Records, along with the group's new label, Arista, failed to pay UA six months worth of royalties allegedly owned, there-by breaching a contract.

Teller To Take Over Windsong Presidency Al Teller will become President

of Windsong Records, the RCA-distributed label owned by John Denver and Jerry Weintraub. Weintraub told R&R that although contract negotiations are still pro-ceeding, that no major problems are envisioned, and the official an-nouncement of Teller's appoint-ment should be forthcoming in the near future. The Windsong appointment marks

Teller's first record company posi-tion since exiting the presidency of United Artists Records in April 1976. He co-promoted a series of rock concerts a few months ago, and produced an album dealing with historic horse races at Holly-wood Park recently. Windsong's

Al Teller

artists include Helen Schneider and the Starland Vocal Band.

MCA, Olivia Settle Suit; New LP Due MCA Records and Olivia Newton-

John have settled their legal dif-ferences, and the artist will releasp a new album on the label in mid-November. Details of the settle-ment were not available. Newton-John had sued MCA in June, attempt-ing to void her contract and find a

new label, and alleging that MCA had inadequately promoted her previous albums. MCA filed a countersuit, and won an injunction against her signing with another company. According to the old con-tract, Newton-John owes MCA six albums.

Private Stock Signs Worldwide EMI Pact Private Stock Records has sign-

ed a worldwide distribution con-tract with EMI Records (exclud-ing the U.S. and Canada), for a re-ported seven-figure price tag. Pri-vate Stock is expected to announce plans for the U.S. shortly: a shift

from independent status to distri-bution by a major label has been speculated upon. Under the new EMI agreement,

Private Stock will continue to keep a British office open, but EMI will administer the label in Britain

Otis Smith

Otis Smith Named Ariola V.P. Otis Smith has been appointed

Vice President of Ariola Records. Smith, who was formerly the Vice President/Assistant to the Presi-dent of Motown and Vice President at ABC Records for ten years, will be involved in all departments, specializing in black A&R and black promotion. Commenting on the appointment.

Smith said, "I am very happy to join /Viola Records. Seventy-five percent of my record business ca-reer has been spent working with (President) Jay Lasker and (Exe-cutive VP) Howard Stark and those years have proved to be very suc-cessful for all of us as a team."

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to put 50 pounds of mud in a five pound sack." Although Dolly said she would have "run on stage naked" to accept the award, such extremes were not necessary. She hastily borrowed a mink stole and was well covered. Radio Simulcasts Show For the first time country radio

stations around the country were involved in the CMA awards, simul-casting the show live, including VVHN/New York, WUBE/Cincin-natti, WMAQ/Chicago, and KHTZ-FM /Los Angeles. WIRE/Indiana-polis, on location at the Grand Ole Opry with air personalities Lee Shannon and Bill Robinson, broad-cast a 90-Minute live special imme-diately prior to the show, with in-terviews and background infor-mation. The WIRE special was made available to all 55 stations carrying the simulcast. For years the radio committee

of the CMA has been pushing for involvement with the awards tele-cast, and although the announce-ment was brief and brusque, the national Disk Jockey awards were announced at the end of the show Winners were Len Ellis, WI,JE/ Valparaiso, Indiana; Larry James, WBT/Charlotte, North Carolina. and Jack Reno, formerly WI.W/ Cincinnati.

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WASH I NGTON REPORT • Update By Jonathan Hall

No Favors For Licensees WESH-TV Decision Jolts FCC

The FCC closed its doors to the public this week to work out a strate-gy after a recent court decision reversing the Commission's license renewal of WESH-TV / Daytona Beach, Florida. The Commissioners did not reach a consensus, however, and will meet again on Monday.

The WESH case is extremely important to all radio licensees. The court is telling broadcasters not to expect any favors - even though a li-censee may have demonstrated "superior" service to its community - during a comparative hearing. According to an FCC statement, the court said "it did not see how past performance that was merely average. whether 'solid' or not, could warrant renewal." The court went on to suggest that the Commission should apply some standard to determine if a challenger's performance might be better then the licensee's.

Finally, the court seems to be severely criticizing the manner in which the FCC reaches its decisions: specifically, its method of award-ing merits and demerits to parties involved in a hearing.

WTVR Receives One-Year Renewal For EEO Problems

Acting upon a recommendation of the Broadcast Bureau, an FCC administrative law judge has agreed to a one-year renewal for WTVR-AM-FM/Richmond, VA (and WTVR-TV), owned by Park Broadcasting. Unless WTVR appeals that decision within 50 days, the action will stand. At issue is WTVR's 1972 license renewal application, which the Commis-sion and courts have scrutinized for six years in regard to WTVR's EEO Program.

Once again, the Commission's action in this case can be interpreted as a warning to all. In short, the FCC wants all stations to be able to docu-ment their EEO programs. In WTVR's case, the FCC said that its record of employing blacks and females had gone from bad to "within the zone of reasonableness."

However, the Commission also stressed that Park Broadcasting, which owns a total of 21 stations, must demonstrate in its forthcoming applications for WTVR "that it is intensifying its efforts" and making progress in employing minorities.

Broadcaster To Challenge FCC's 18-Minute Commercial Limitation

Question: Where does it say in the FCC Rulebook that a broadcaster must limit commercials to 18 minutes per hour? Answer: Nowhere. But, in February, 1970, the Commission outlined a policy in a letter to WXCL/ Peoria, which is tagged by communications attorneys as an early example of government regulation by "raised eyebrow."

Even though subscribers to the NAB Code voluntarily adhere to a similar policy, there is no federal rule or law regarding the 18-minute standard. The 1970 Letter to Station WXCL (which is always underlined as if to suggest a formal rule) was signed by George Smith, then chief of the Broadcast Bureau. It stated, "Although your report . . . (contains an) excess of 18 minutes of commercial matter, the Commission contem-plates no action at this time in light of the revision of your commercial policies." In other words, WXCL/Peoria chose to switch rather than fight, and to date; the FCC continues to refer to their example.

Enter George Dobbs George Dobbs, owner and operator of WGGH / Marion , Ill. for twenty-

nine years, is fighting. A few weeks ago (as reported in this column 9/29) the FCC sent Dobbs one of its letters referring to WXCL. Although unable to contact Dobbs at that time, R&R has now learned that he is not going to amend his renewal application which proposes 22-24 minutes of commercials. The Commission has said that failure to do so would result in Dobbs facing a hearing. According to the WGGH owner, he is pre-paring to face the test.

Double Billing Causes Double Trouble For Michigan Station

WJPD-AM-FM/Ispheming, Mich. owner Eugene Halker is in dan-ger of having his licenses revoked because former General Manager Laurence Dube admitted during a recent FCC inquiry to double-billing national manufacturers without Hallcer's knowledge.

Halker said during the hearings on September 20-21 that he did not know about the fourteen double-billing violations cited by the FCC which occurred between January, 1975. and January, 1977. In fact, he said, Dube had signed an affidavit sent to him by Halker in which Dube agreed not to engage in the practice of double-billing. Dube admitted signing the affidavit, but said he frequently signed papers without read-ing them for the sake of expediency.

Nevertheless, the FCC has the authority to punish only the station licensee, not the manager. Because the violations occurred more than a year before the inquiry, the matter cannot be settled with a fine. Joseph Stirmer, an FCC administrative law judge, must decide whether or not to revoke the licenses. His decision could be appealed to the full FCC.

Dube said that because the station was not making enough money he began double-billing after a local merchant told him "it was done all the time." Halker was never told about the double-billings, Dube said, because "I just didn't think what I was doing was wrong."

Halker has assumed the GM position at WJPD, and has told the FCC he will reimburse manufacturers who were double-billed for ad-vertising

Advisory Groups Examine Arbitron The radio industry's largest rating firm needs help - and they're

getting it. For example, it is suggested that Arbitron use its midweek phone call to diary participants to help them eliminate errors when filling

out diaries. Also being suggested are means to enhance Arbitron's editing procedures, data acquisition, sampling procedures, and organization.

The Goals Committee of the Radio Advertising Bureau, which is composed of radio researchers working with representatives of the Ar-bitron Advisory Council (composed principally of broadcasters) and executives of Arbitron, is making the recommendations. Last week three subcommittee chairmen of the Goals Committee, Roy Shapiro (Group W), Terry Drucker (CBS), and Bill Schrank (KATZ Agency), along with Bob Galen (Blair Radio) representing the Arbitron Advisory Council, Dick Montesano (RAE Sr. VP), and Goals Committee Chairman Kathy Lenard ( NBC) met with Arbitron.

According to Montesano, radio broadcasters should be extremely interested in the developments of these meetings For example, the three subcommittee chairmen are looking into 21 areas of further investi-gation. These include helping Arbitron establish research and develop-ment projects, analyze their extended measurements results, review telephone callback procedures and take a look at how ethnics are being measured.

Because of increased competition (three other research firms have entered the audience measurement arena this year (RAM, Audits & Surveys, and Burke) and work being done by the Arbitron Advisory Council headed by Don Nelson, WIRE/Indianapolis and Ed Christian, WNIC & WWKR/Detroit and the RAB Goals Committee, Arbitron is being forced to be t espunsive to radio's needs. Their effectiveness will be measured by broadcasters who either stick with Arbitron or begin buying the new ratings services.

FCC Advises Alabama Family Not To Speak To Each Other

"Certain discussions relating to broadcasting . . . should be severely limited, if not totally eliminated," the FCC noted in a recent opinion involving the owners of WVOK-AM-FM/Birrningham, WBAM/Mont-gomery and WBAM's newly acquired FM counterpart, WQTY, both owned by the same family, the Brennans. A petition to deny from Colonial Broadcasting Corp., owners of WLWI / Montgomery , protesting the WQTY aquisition by WBAM, was based upon evidence from 1965 and 1967 in which the FCC initially applied, then waived its rule preventing commonly owned stations in the same service area (the duopoly rule).

Currently, the Brennan family still has ownership in both facilities, and therefore the FCC says that the family should refrain from discussing business. Otherwise, the Commission says it will review the matter fur-ther.

Extra, Extra . . . . . . Test of the Emergency Broadcast System (EBS) is set for Wed-

nesday, October 18, between 2:03:30 to 2:09:00 P.M. (EST). Only ABC, AP Radio, CBS, IMN, Mutual, NBC, NPR, and UPI radio network affil-iates will receive the closed circuit test . . . Mutual Broadcasting System increased number of affiliates to 910 . . . Marion Stephenson, NBC VP of Radio and Industry Relations, tells annual gathering of Massachusetts Broadcasters Association that radio "will be able to take advantage of satellites much sooner than TV, and satellites undoubtedly will have a much greater impact on our special medium of radio". . NAC pub-lishes booklet "Free Press/Fair Thal: Broadcast Access to Courtroom Proceedings" to help broadcasters and judiciary in attempts to open up courtrooms to electronic media. .. FCC cancels license of WCLY/ Columbia, PA. Station has been dark for over two years and failed to produce acceptable proposal to return to air . . . FCC refused to grant nighttime operation to daytimer KPHX /Phoenix, which proposed first minority nighttime service for community . . .

FCC Mounts PSA Probe

They have been pressured by Congress, federal agencies and public interest groups Now, they're acting The FCC is investigating current activities of radio stations' use of public service announce-ments It's& familiar refrain Each year

radio broadcasters give away mil-lions of dollars of free time for PSA's much of it to the govern-M alt last nobody's counting Had stations are only asked to report the number of PSA's broadcast during their composite week at re-newal time Since the fore seems caught 10 a criawfire between broadcasters and certain public in-terest grourks, they have initiated the inquiry They want to know 1 the use

and 21 the role of PSA's. i.e the number, duration, time, and na-ture and source of criteria used for selecting your PSA. Sounds like a lot of work? Maybe. But the FCC is serious and if some of their staff have their way, broad-casters may be faced with addi-tional guidelines and paperwork If you'd like to get involved, use

the following questions as thought starters and write to the Secretary. FCC. 1919 M St. NW. Washington, D.C. 20554. (Refer to Docket No 79-251. Send Silt copies 1 11 Should the FCC require broad-

casters to air a specific number of PSA's? Why? 21 Should the FCC give some

form of credit for a) PSA's aired in drive time? to for serving spe-cialized audiences? For example. one form of credit mentioned by the Commission could be admin-istered by requiring radio opera-tors to group all their PSA's and en-ter their number in the FCC's "other progranuning" category on a station's annual programming report (Currently. PSA's packaged as a "community bulletin board" progr am can already be classified in this way ) • 3) giould radio and TV be treated differently if the FCC adopts rules? 41 Should PSA's have a specific

rotation? 5) Should the FCC impose a fixed

ratio of national to locally-produced PSA's.i.e 50/50? 6) Should broadcasters be re-

wired to produce their own MA's' Is cost a factor' 71 Should the FCC set guidelines

for choosing criteria to use in se-lecting PSA's' Comments are due October 23

Washington Street Talk Anne Jones To Take White's FCC Seat

As speculated last week, Anne Jones was selected by the White House to replace FCC Commissioner Mar-gita White. Jones's confirmation by the Senate will be held up until next year, however, and Mrs. White will stay on the job until then.

Whisperings Several sources report that proposed Cox-GE merger could take as long as a year for the Commission to

approve. Cox reportedly has been looking for a way out of broadcasting and cable because of increased govern-mental pressures. Cox will retain its five newspapers in Atlanta, Dayton and Miami.

The Supreme Court, which is coming in for increased criticism by top American journalists (this week Jack Anderson launched an attack) has 1) refused to rehear its decision allowing police searches of news rooms, 2) refused to rehear action banning "seven dirty words," but 3) will review lower court's decision calling ASCAP and BM blanket licenses a misuse of copyright. ( R&R 10-6).

FCC "Strikes" Out? The FCC wants to know the motives behind petitions to deny the license of KJAZ/ Alameda, CA. Amidst

allegations of extortion by the licensee, the case has been designated for hearing. Petitions and competing applictions can be used to motivate, influence, or delay FCC actions. These are

called "strike" petitions and applications. The court has asked the FCC to review its definition of "strike." Ob-viously, there is an important distinction to be made here, and it seems that the Commission may deal with that issue when is delves into the reasons behind the KJAZ petition

People Dr. Jeffrey Krauss is selected to become Assistant Chief of the FCC's Office of Plans and Policy which is

receiving much recognition during the Ferris Commission.

Mutual Broadcasting System hires Robb Kunkle to fill new position of News Supervisor

Heftel Agrees To Pay Election Fine Rep. Cecil Hertel, Chairman of Heftel Broadcasting, has agreed to pay a $1330 fine assessed by the Federal

Election Commission over a discrepancy noted in an audit of his 1976 congressional campaign. Heftel Broad-casting has agreed to pay another $1330. The problem, as uncovered by Heftel's 1976 Republican opponent, centered around $635 which Heftel should have reimbursed his firm for using the company's facilities for cam-paign purposes. Heftel commented that the amount was about one-tenth of 1% of his total campaign expendi-tures, and that he had hastehed to settle the matter with the FEC.

GAVIN'S "SLEEPER OF THE WEEK" JUST WOKE UP TO ITS BIGGEST WEEK YET.

"Blue Collar Man:' the new Styx single from the multi-million-selling "Pieces of Eight" album, is taking the usual path of a hit single—upward! With major adds continuing to pour in, "Blue Collar Man" is ready to take a white collar position.

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Sonderling To Renegotiate Viacom Merger

Sonderling Broadcasting Corporation's proposed merger with Viacom International Inc. is being reconsidered until further price negotiations can be worked out.

The two companies had reached a definitive agreement in June which called for Viacom to pay $25.50 either in cash or preferred shares for each Sonderling share.

Sonderling, acting upon the advice of its investment bankers, claimed the merger must be re-

vised in favor of their shareholders owing to "presently existing facts and circumstances", which

they declined to state. However, Sonderling said they expected to renew discussions with Viacom promptly.

Blair Publishes Media Planning Calendar

John Blair & Co. of New York has published its 1978/1979 media planning calendar, which con-

forms to the uniform weekly billing system endorsed by the Radio Advertisers Bureau, the Station

Representatives Association, the Television Bureau of Advertising, and the American Associa-tion of Advertising Agencies.

Copies of the calendar are available at no charge from any of the 15 Blair offices, or by writing directly to Blair at 717 Fifth Ave . New York 10022.

CBS Radio To Begin Series Of "Instant "News Specials In 1979

The CBS Radio network will introduce a series of 20-part instant weekend news specials begin-ning in 1979. The series are designed to provide in-depth coverage of major breaking stories and will be produced by CBS News.

The announcement was made by Vice President/General Manager Richard M. Breuer, who said that CBS Radio would also broadcast six 20-part "Weekend Specials" during 1979, starting

with a program of Super Bowl XIII with Win Elliot. Additionally scheduled specials will include ones

on taxes with Ray Brady, the motion picture industry with Lee Jordan, the Masters golf tournament with Jim Kelly, baseball with Win Elliot, and holiday cooking with Allen Ludden.

Burke Adds Three Rating Subscribers

WGN Continental Broadcasting, Doubleday Broadcasting, and Greater Media are new cli-ents of the Burke Broadcast Research rating service, joining the RHO and ABC chains These three major broadcast groups own stations in eight of the twenty markets tc be initially surveyed by Burke.

FM Listening Up 5% In Top Ten Arbitron Markets

Arbltron's study of the April/May 1978 Radio Sweep for the Top Ten metro markets found FM lis-tening up 5% over last year. Since 1970, when Arbitron initially began monitoring the relationship

between AM and FM market shares, FM listening has increased 133% and there are 31% more FM

stations which have met Arbitron's minimum requirements and therefore are now listed in the market reports.

Arbitron also found that FM listening had increased in all Arbitron markets last year with the ex-

ception of Los Angeles. where FM listening declined 2%. In addition, in the Chicago, Washington. D.C., Philadelphia, Dallas-Ft. Worth. and Detroit markets, FM listening was found to be greater

than AM. Among the Top Ten markets, Dallas-Ft. Worth and Washington, D.C. continued to have the greatest share of FM listening with 57.7% and 58.4% , respectively.

Furthermore, of the ten markets analyzed, Washington, D.0 exhibited the greatest increase in FM share (10% over 1977's level). Also registering significant growth were Detroit (9%), New York (7%), and Dallas-Ft. Worth (7%).

$200 Million Budgeted For Public Broadcasting

A $200,000,000 authorization bill to fund public telecommunications in fiscal 1979 has been draft-ed in Congress. The appropriation is pending acceptance by the House and Senate.

In related actions, House efforts to impose new restrictive criteria on how the Corporation of Pub-

lic Broadcasting and National Public Radio should evaluate grant proposals were rejected by the

committee, who felt the less government restriction on both, the better. Also, the conference committee refused measures introduced by both houses which attempted to impose percentages on the amount

of funds that could be granted to expand public radio and to limit the amount of money any one state could receive for the construction of facilities.

Typical Radio Listeners Aren't 'Dial Twisters"

CBS Radio computations based upon data contained in April/May 1978 Arbitron reports show that typical radio listeners today do not do much dial twisting regardless of the amount of stations available in either large or small markets.

For example, in the New York market there are 41 reporting stations, but the average number of different stations used per person per week is only 2.7.

According to Sylvia Hughes, Director of CBS Radio Research, "Not only does this finding re-main constant for all large markets throughout the country, but it corroborates a similar CBS anal-ysis done two years ago."

In the top ten markets, the average number of stations listened to per week is 2.6 out of the 34 aver-age available, in the middle ten markets, it's 2.3 out of 21, and in the ten smallest measured mar-kets it's 2.0 out of 10

International Tapetronics Makes Executive Shifts

Elmo Franklin, formerly ITC Division President, has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of

International Tapetronics Corporation. Franklin will have final responsibility for all three of the company's operating divisions: ITC, Field Electronics, and ITC Communications and will report to the International Tapetronics Corporation Board of Directors, of which he is Chairman

In addition, Pat Nugent has been named Vice President/General Manager of ITC Communica-tions of Arizona, which owns radio stations KM and IOCTC. Further changes within the ITC Division include lack Jenkins, formerly Executive VP of the ITC Division, named President and Chief Operat-ing Officer of the ITC Division Kerry Meyer was named Manager of Engineering, and Jim Riggs,

was named VP-Finance and Administration, with Roes Funk replacing Riggs as Manager of Manufacturing.

In the Field Electronics Division, Jerry Spence has been appointed VP/GM for the division.

TV News FCC Considers Change In TV Network Sales Rep Rules

The FCC has begun rulemaking proceedings to consider possible changes in its rule regarding

network TV stations using network-owned firms as national sales.reps. Currently the FCC bars sta-tions from such a practice, but they've made an exception in the form of a one-year waiver to the

Spanish International Network (SIN), permitting it to represent nine of its affiliated stations. SIN imports Spanish-language TV programming into the U.S. and distributes it to ten stations, repping

nine of them. The company recently started using electronic interconnection (satellite and terres-trial microwave transmission) to feed eight of its stations, thereby becoming a network under FCC

rules. SIN asked for a five-year waiver, stating that its stations would have no choice of representa-

tion il it was barred, as only one other Spanish rep firm was in operation The Commission decided upon the one-year waiver, while deciding to reconsider the entire issue.

MUSIC ON TV, NEW SERIES OFF TV — Hiss's TV movie, "Kiss Meets The Phantom," is sche-

duled for NBC airing October 28 . The Dirt Band host the October 13 edition of "Midnight Spe-

cial," with Steve Martin. a film of the Who, Michael Johnson. and Louisiana's LeRoux scheduled

as guests . John Klemmer appears on "Mery Griffin" November 3 . Meanwhile, the new TV season's first series casualty is NBC's "W.E B.," a drama about the ups and downs of a TV program-

ming executive, ironically enough. A David Cassidy-starring drama series should replace it soon . . And over at CBS. the variety series "Mary" (starring Mary Tyler Moore) will miss the next

two weeks (10-15 and 22) while format changes are plotted and possible time slot switches are considered. "Mary" has been pulverized by ABC's "Battlestar Galactica" thus far in the ratings battle.

ABC Romps Again In Weekly Rating Competition ABC picked up another easy victory in the Nielsen battle for the week ending October 1, al-

though winning by a lesser margin than last week's 11-point runaway. ABC earned a 21.2 average

rating compared to NBC's 17 7 and CBS's 16.3. ABC also took eight of the top ten slots for the

week, led by "Three's Company" "Laverne & Shirley," and "Happy Days," three of the network's

perennial rating champs. Following in fourth place was "MASH" (CBS), 5) "Battlestar Galactica" (higest-ranked new series) 6) "Charlie's Angels" 7) "Little House On The Prairie" (NBC) 8) "Mork (it Mindy" (another apparent new-series hit) 9) "Barney Miller" and 10) "Taxi

Dick Clark's "Live Wednesday" (NBC) took 40th place this week, while CBS's "WKRP In Cincin-nati" encountered a bad book early in the season, skidding to 46th. Holding down the bottom slots

were new shows "The American Girls" (CBS), "Waverly Wonders" (NBC), "Who's Watching The Kids" (NBC), "Paper Chase" (CBS, "W.E.B.," and ABC's "Apple Pie" 68th and last Also shaky were "Mary" (58th), "Rhoda" (CBS) at 57th, and a frequent top ten contender last season, ABC's "Carter Country" in 62nd place. The next few weeks should see a few shakeups, it's safe to say

ABC continued its near-total dominance of Arbitron's New York/Los Angeles TV top tens this

season, sweeping the Los Angeles competion for the week ending September 29 while giving up three slots to CBS in New York. The network also added a sweep in Chicago's results. "Laverne &

Shirley" led the New York grooves, followed by 2) a three-way tie between "Happy Days," "Mork &

Mindy," and CBS's "MASH" 5) "What's Happening" and "Three's Company" tied 7) "Barney

Miller" 8) "Soap" and CBS's "All In The Family" tied, and 10) a tie between "Taxi" and CBS's "One Day At A Time."

"Laverne & Shirley" were tied for first in L.A. by hot newcomer "Mork & Mindy." Following were

3) "Three's Company 4) a tie between "Barney Miller," "Battlestar Galactica,""Happy Days" and "What's Happening" 8) "Love Boat" 9) "Soap," and 10) a tie between "Family" and "Fantasy Island

Chicago's top ten was topped by "Three's Company," followed by "Laverne & Shirley" and Monday Night Football tied, 4) "Happy Days" 5) "Barney Miller" 6) a four-way tie between "Battle-star Galactica," "Charlie's Angels," "Taxi," and "What's Happening," and 10) a tie between "Mork & Mindy" and "Soap."

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P.S. Scanning Unit For Frequencies

Any of the 6000 VHF or UHF public service frequencies

can be tapped into the new J.1.L. SX-100 scanning receiver, enabling the operator to listen in on the call. The unit can store up to 16 channels and scans them automatically. It

comes equipped with a digital readout which shows both frequency and time of day. Cost: $489.95

SoundSpace Shapes Sound

The SoundSpace system from Advent adds or deletes dimensions to music played through it, giving the listener

the effect of hearing music in a variety of situations rang-ing from a closet to a concert.hall by simply dialing a num-

ber (all signals are digitally processed) Cost: $595.

cuiz'414% HAPPY 20th BIRTHDAY

CB RADIO CB Radio Celebrates 20th Anniversary In recognition of the 20th anniversary of CB radio, the nation's 50 governors and the Mayor of the District of Colum

bia proclaimed October 4th, 1978 as "10-4 Day CB Recognition Day" The date is particularly appropriate, because, "10-4" is CB parlance for "understanding"

In the 20 years since the Federal Communications Commission established the Class D Citizens Radio Service,

nearly 14 million station licenses have been issued authorizing the use of more than 30 million CB transceivers by over 20 million CB'ers throughout the country

"J.C. Superstar" Sets British Records

The rock-opera "Jesus Christ Superstar" has become the longest-running musical in British theatrical history. During its six-year run (2,620 perform-

ances) the show has been seen by more than 1.5 million people who have paid more than $12 milhon for the privilege

Bowling Shows Growth To Spare

Bowling is making a comeback with an estimated 64 million participants currently and a 16% gain in participa-tion over the last five years, according

to an A.C. Nielsen survey. Only tennis (up 45%) and basketball (up 17%),

of the participant sports covered, have shown greater increase

A spokesman for AMF, a major pro-ducer of bowling equipment, estimates sales growth of at least 4% annually for the next five years.

Crimestopper's Notebook

The next time some clown rips off your copy of R&R, take a tip from those friendly folks at the IRS and sprinkle phenolphthalein on "The Industry's Newspaper" When the thief washes his hands (presumably after doing his reading in the sta-tion washroom), alkali in the soap turns the phenolphthalein on them red According to the IRS manual, the nearly colorless powder "can be obtained from any drug store" Catch them red-handed, as they say

Kenny Rogers Book Advises Aspiring Musicians

Making It With Music, a new book based on the 20-plus-year career experiences of Kenny Rogers and cowritten by Rogers and Polydor's West Coast Publicity Director Len Epand, serves as a guide to virtually all aspects of the record business geared to the perspective of the up-and-coming musician The book, published by Harper & Row, covers management, con-tracts, cutting records, playing clubs, the promotion of records, and much

more, 'flavored with instructive and often amusing anecdotes from Roger's experiences The volume's comprehensive nature and overall clarity makes it a potentially useful guide for ambitious newcomers

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Five Named As Regional Rep's For Infinity

Pictured (1-r/are Osborn National Promotion Director Rick Swig, NolcMannere. Taylor, Horowitz, Newman, and Gidion

Joel Newmcm, Franklin Horowitz, Wayne McMcmners, Bob Osborn and Jim Taylor have been named Regional Representatives for Infinity Records.

They will be responsible for coordinating merchandising, sales, press, adver-tising, artist appearances, and special promotions within their regions.

According to Peter Gidion, Vice President of Promotion at Infinity, "This is

' the first time that such extensive responsibility has been given to regional pro-motion executives. The five Regional Representatives are regarded in our com-

pany as executive management level personnel and have been given the respon-sibility and authority to do their jobs with maxim urn efficiency "

Newman, who will be based in Los Angeles, was most recently Associate Director of National Promotion for EpicIPoracrit/Associated Labels. Horowitz

will work out of the company's New York offices and was formerly a Promotion

Manager for the CBS Associated Labels centered in Cleveland and Pittsburgh.

McManners, a former National Singles Promotion Director at MCA Records. will be based in Dallas. Osborn, most recently Southwest Regional Promotion Dir-ector for RCA Records, will operate out of Atlanta, and Taylor, who will be based

in Chicago, comes to Infinity after four years at Phonogram/Mercury where he served as National Promotion Director.

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The Dan Fogelberg/Tim Weisberg collaberation is one of the most exciting album projects of the year.

The album is exploding at AOR, POP/ADULT and now TOP 40 with the release of the single "THEPOWER OF GOLD"

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Kind of a quiet week . . . holidays . . . ARB's coming . . . but, as usual, we've managed

to find a few goodies for you. Our top story has to be the G.E./Cox transaction . . . it really looks like General Electric is ser-

ious about becoming the biggest broadcasting chain in the country. The acquisition of Cox makes for some very interesting possibilities, as the two firms must "divest" themselves of several properties in order to meet FCC ownership limits. Here are a few speculative moves Street Talk has been hearing: Cox will sell their 50kw clear WSB/Atlanta to ABC, with ABC selling KXYZ/Houston to make room within their chain. WSOC-AM&FM/Charlotte to be sold . . . KOA & KOAQ (FM)/Denver to be sold, with GE retaining KOA-TV. GE will sell WSIX-AM&FM/Nashville, KFOG-FM/San Francisco and WHIO/Dayton, retaining WHIO-TV. To further confuse things, we hear that GE/ Cox will then acquire WGN/Chicago from the Chicago Tribune, WPIX-FM&TV/New York from the NY Daily News, and WCCOIAM1/Minneapolis from the Minneapolis Star & Tribune. These last three purchases would help other broadcasting/publishing "monopolies" divest themselves, which the FCC would like to see happen. Remember, these are all just possibilities at this point . . .

but who knows? Bob McKay has left KQEO/Albuquerque, where he had been Program Director, to assume

the same position at SWANCO's sister station KLEO/Wichita. Frank Ragan moves from MD to PD at KQEO and the new MD is John Michaels. Congrats to all!

Forget everything you've heard about Private Stock Records closing their doors. They are not going out of business, but will be reorganizing and perhaps will emerge with fewer total employees,

but still very much in the record business.

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SUBJECT: GE's Purchase of Cox

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and our office?

Eagles' member Don Felder and his wife Susan are the proud parents of a new baby boy. Cody William Felder breezed into Malibu on Tuesday 110/ 101at a healthy 8 pounds.

A lot of Street Talk in Los Angeles that Burkhart/Abrams will bring their new and very success-ful Disco format to this city before Christmas . . . could be very interesting.

Things at Casablanca Record & FilmWorks have been much quieter than usual, but that does not necessarily mean things are happening. However, it could very well mean things are about to start happening . . . stay tuned.

The last untouched format? All lost-dog reports! This had to be embarrassing . . . a young man appeared at KGGO/Des Moines and introduced

himself as John Panozzo, drummer for the group Styx. He even got on the air for an interview, talk-ing about Styx's new LP "Pieces Of Eight". Later, KGGO found out that the entire group was in Chi-cago talking on the air about their new LP; their John Panozzo was an impostor . . . whoops!

The Austin Top 40 battle has ended with KHFI going AOR this week. The Neil Diamond/Barbra Streisand duet of "You Don't Bring Me Flowers" hit the streets

Wednesday in a rush. The two mega-stars agreed on the final mix and Columbia ran with it! More Arbitron gripes being heard in Los Angeles surrounding the summer book. Seems that a

few diaries showed listening to an "FM-104" and were not credited to KBIG-FM 1104.31, but instead went to KACE-FM 1103.91. Both stations call themselves 104. Is another investigation about to begin? •

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John Leader

I got the distinct impression this past week that the radio muscles of America are tensing up. I can remember the feeling in the pit of my stomach each and every October (sort of like the feeling I used to get every April too). The ARB is about to begin and, if you've been running a great radio station to the best of your (and the staff's) abilities, then why get tense? Par-tially because it's human nature to worry and most likely because so many variables within the system of ratings are outside the sphere of your control, right? Well, my advice is to relax and continue to work through the Oct-Nov book just like you would any other months of the year. Don't get your staff uptight by being extra-sensitive and crazy. Someone once told me (and I won't reveal who), "Once the ratings begin there's very little you can do to affect the outcome." I don't even know if that's true . . . but it used to make me feel a hell of a lot bet-ter this time of year.

This week . . . a new album consciousness has changed Top 40 radio's relationship with the music industry even as the music industry itself is changing . . . some promotions old and new . . . and "Motion" tracks some of our gypsy friends as they trek this land.

Next week . . . tape sales. Did you know that some major artists are selling 50% and more of their total sales in the cassette and/or eight track configuration? If you're not check-ing tape sales, you might be missing a big segment of your possible audience. We reveal some ways to get tape sales information and even a way to check how many people in your market are "tape equipped."

It Doesn't Matter Anymore Have you noticed that more and more big selling albums are giving birth to more and

more hit singles? Think about it. As the American music industry breezes to yet another record year (no pun intended) , the taboo of releasing "the third single" is disappearing. Billy Joel has just hit the National Airplay/30 with his fifth single release from 'The Stranger" LP! Even acknowledging that the first and third single releases were the same song ("Movin' (kt"), four hit singles from any album is remarkable.

What is happening with many big albums today was not happening five years ago. Radio is no longer waiting for "the single" to be released before airplay begins. Top 40 radio has found it increasingly important not to wait. The album awareness that most Top 40s have developed through increased competition from AOR's have helped this situation get to the point where radio takes "the next cut" from the album when radio is ready.

Steve Meyer, National Promotion Director for Capitol Records, has definitely noticed the change. "What is happening now is that stations aren't waiting. They know that one or two cuts are getting good reaction but they don't really care which one winds up as the next single. They may need a particular-sounding cut right now, so they go ahead and play it." What this means to a record company is that they can no longer stick to long-range plans on single releaces from any album. Steve said, "We can't dictate to radio anymore. They now tell us what to do in many cases and we have to be flexible enough to go with them."

But that same quick-change airplay on the second and even third cuts from an album be-fore they become singles can be a bit of a problem when the airplay precedes the single release by any length of time. A specific example would be the current single release from Bob Seger's Stranger In Town LP, "Hollywood Nights." The single was played extensively in several ma-jor markets a good six to eight weeks prior to its release as a follow-up to "Still The Same". What can happen in that case is the second single may not have the usual length of airplay because it is already partially "burned-out" by the time it is released. Another similar case was Eddie Money's "Two Tickets To Paradise." That cut was so widely played at the AOR level during the single life of "Baby Hold On" (the first single from the LP) that by the time it was released as a single most of the listeners shared by Top 40 and AOR were already very familiar with it. To insure Top 40 airplay Columbia wisely recut the vocal and part of the in-strumental track for the single and thereby created a new, as yet unheard, version of the song. That allowed the "Two Tickets To Paradise" single a longer life than it might have had if it had simply been released as a single identical in content to the LP cut.

Just as the record companies have to keep a close watch on radio in general for what cuts to come with when, radio must keep a strict eye on their own marketplaces in order to de-termine when to wait for the single and when not to wait. And that can be partially determined by who your radio competition is within your market If you are in the most direct competition with an AOR station your album awareness has to increase. If the AOR station has the listen-ers you want, then you must not cling to the Top 40 image of "the station that plays the hit singles only.

Even if your main competition is not an AOR station, perhaps your demographic target is away from teens. If you want to capture the elusive 18-49's (or even the 18-34's) you must be aware that those demographics buy very few single records. They are more likely to be album consumers and can very quickly "pick up on" the second and third cuts from a hit 12 they already own. While the old-line Top 40's would still be burning up the single, those listeners might enjoy hearing another cut from the album regardless of its physical config-uration.

Each week more and more R&R reporters call in with one or two LP cuts on their play. lists. Some stations have now created a special 12 play category in their rotations. It keeps their stations sounding "fresh" and gives them a step up in image away from the traditional "teenybop" picture of Top 40 radio. It's created a whole new way for record companies to deal with radio. The traditional patterns of hit single, hit album, second hit single, have been challenged by a new breed of radio programmers who are interested in bringing the best music to their listeners regardless of whether it's on a 45 or an LP. Big record, little hole or little record, big hole . . . it doesn't matter anymore!

Bits WHAT'S THAT SPELL?: CKi 01/Cocoa Beach is in the midst of their second annual

"Loud And Cheer" contest. Here's how it works . . . cheerleading squads from central Flor-ida High Schools are recorded doing their favorite cheer. All the tapes are then sent to the Na-tional Cheerleading Association headquarters in Dallas where they will be judged. The win-ning school squad will receive a field recording unit worth ;500 and CK101 will escort them to a Tampa Bay NFL game where they will be honored guests of the Bucs. A school spirit cori-test with a bit of a different twist, it's got the high schoolers talking about CK101.

DID I MISS THE SKYSCRAPERS?: Linda Ronstadt fans can win free vacation flights anywhere in the United States, and maybe even make a profit on the trips, if they win contests set up through Elektra/ Asylum and WPGC/ Washington and 911X /New York. In New York Delta Airlines has tied in with the contest offering a 21-day unlimited air travel trip, accom-modations, meals and rental cars to the winner. 99X is also throwing in $100 a day in spending green. In Washington WPGC had hooked up with Eastern Airlines for a similar 21-day unlimit-ed travel pass and POO in cash. The runners-up can win Linda Ftonstadt skating jackets, rol-ler skates, and of course copies of Linda's latest "Living In The U.S.A. " LP.

SHAZBOTS: In a nice tie-in with one of the hot new TV shows WQAM/ Miami converted to "Q Star 56" for a special weekend promotion using "Battlestar Galactica" as the theme. Listeners called in for a chance to destroy enemy Cylon Warships and score "nerps" (space money worth 56 U.S. dollars). Callers had the option of firing upon warship "G", "X", "Y", or "Z" and collecting a "nerp" if they hit their chosen ship. If you didn't catch the tie-in, WQAM's main competitors are WGBS, 96X, Y100 and ZETA-4. As a bonus, if the contestants managed to hit the warship with the cargo of Ganunatron Earth Remover (used to destroy the entire population of Earth), they re-ceived a bonus of three "nerps" and a copy of every al-bum in the Q Star 56 library. Consolation prizes for non-winners were the album of their choice and, of course, transportation back to their Earth Base. The contest was loaded with special audio effects.

ALL'S FAIR AT THE FAIR: Lots of stations have found that tie-ins with State Fairs have gotten them in-creased visibility at very low cost. 92Q/Nashville recent-ly set up shop at the Tennessee State Fair, broadcasting live from a booth they manned as well as the station van, which literally "roamed" the entire grounds. In the station booth, staffers offered "masks" as daily prizes along with a wide assortment of 92Q T-shirts and station goodies. Pictured at the fair (l-r) in front of some of the prize masks

Gotez were not wearing masks during this are Sherman, !Crazy Kow, and Gotez. By the way . . . Sherman and photograph. -

RUN FOR IT: A great promotion is a super way to raise visibility for a new station, and 1(104/Lebanon, OR. staged a "record rip-off" to help kick off their format switch to mass-appeal Top 40. The winner won 1:04 in a local record store to carry off as many albums as she could collect. The promotion is admittedly not a new idea, but it had not been done in the Mid-Willamette Valley, so it was a valuable promotion for K104.

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RA VE ON — WCBS-FM/New York jock Dick Heatherton gives some guitar tips to "The Buddy Holly Story - contest winner pictured in the center At right is Waite Winnick, Northeast Re glottal Promotion Manager for CBS Records. Among the tickets, albums and movie passes aware/etc/in the contest WCBS FM also gave away the Fender Stratocaster guitar shown.

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Motion KTLK /Denver has now completed its reorganization under the consultancy of George

Wilson. The new PD for KTLK is Chuck Evans, who had been with the station previously. The MD is Paula Matthews, and a new midday jock has joined them, Bruce Lee . . . There's a new Top 40 station in Ogden, UT.—KVOG, which will change its call letters December 1 to KJQN, is in need of record service at 1506 Gibson, Ogden, UT. 84404 . . . Disco radio is catch-ing on, and you can be sure of it when a disco-formatted station pops up m Denver. KDKO, formerly a BPR station, has switched to the new approach under PD Jim O'Brien . . . An-other recent convert to disco is WKTK-FM / Baltimore which recently abandoned its AOR sound. The station will now feature disco music about 50% of the time during the day and a full 90% at night. The balance of the playlist will be made up of what the station terms "rock" . . . To say things are changing on the L.A. radio scene would be an understatement. Last week, KIIS-FM, under the leadership of PD Rochelle Staab moved back toward the mu-sical mainstream of Top 40. KILS-FM had been pursuing an "album consciousness" with their playlist, but with the addition of several "disco-type" tunes and the deletion of some AOR product the station now sounds very different . . . It's all very interesting with new "content"

being added into the KHJ sound. True Don Bleu is now doing brief traffic reports on his morn-ing show, and all the other jocks are now using more content than when John Sebastian first took over as Program Director. And people say that the summer book doesn't mean that much . . . Way up north at KENI/Anchorage a couple of changes, with Tony Mitchell now fully taking over the programming duties and Sean Lynch in charge of music. The apparent trading of positions at KENI is not what it would appear. The two had been sharing the PD's responsibilities but now the separation has been made with all parties feeling quite good about the moves . . . Chris Shebel has announced his plans to leave WSPT/Stevens Point for a new job doing iniddays at WCOL/Columbus. Because of that vacancy at WSPT, PD Pat Martin is seeking a new morning man. Tapes and reSumes should be directed to him in Ste-

vens Point, WI.

DR. DON MOVES ON — Don Rose, also known as Dr. Don Rose when he was Music Director for KAKC/Tulsa, has crossed-over from radio to records. Ralph Tashjian (righ) National Promotion Director for Venture Records

has announced the appointment of Don as head of Southwest Regional Promotion for the new label. Also shown at the Venture headquarters is Joe IsgrolleftlVice President and General Manager.

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NC IN THE SUNSHINE STATE — Richard Finch (left) and Harry Wayne Casey, also known as "KC" fright), from KC And The Sunshine Band recently performed as guest disc-jockeys at WGBS/Miami Standing between Finch and

Casey are Ed Salomon, National PD for Storer Radio and Theresa Lee from WGBS.

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WLOF 34-27 WFLB 30-26

ON: WGLF 15-12 WZZP WOW WAIR 33-28 B100 WHB KKRC deb 27 KRTH KING WRKR 20-16 WAYS KYYX WAKX 26-22 WBBQ KTAC WSPT 21-17 KEEL KTKT KQWB 11-7 KX106 KGW W KIX ICENI WIFE KERN KZ93

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LEIF ZIPS INTO CLEVELAND 147TH WZZP—Scotti Bros. artist Leif Garrett performed in a concert at Sea World in Ohio, sponsored by WZZNCleveland Garrett also visited a local hospital to cheer up the kids. Pictured there are WZZP Sales Manager George Beaudet Scotti Bros.' Mersa Hightower, Garrett Bessie Beaudet (who is not, as might be surmised, winner of a Leif Garrett lookalike contest but is George Beauders daughter), and Tad Dowd of Scotti Bros. Entertainment

VAZZING ALONG AT Y100—Y100/Mlaml received a delegation from the land of Oz recently, as three MCA staffers donned -Wiz" costumes to de liver copies of the film's soundtrack LP to the station. In reel life, the Tin Man is MCA Merchandising's Richard Gerskowitr, the Scarecrow is MCA Sales' Pat Minardi, the Lion is MCA Prornotion Manager Roman Marcin kiewicz, and Toto is Toto. Looking on are lir rearlY100 air personeNty Muzzy Music Director Colleen Cassidy, and air personality Robert W Walker The gentleman crouching at right was unidentified, but may be a Munchkin

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THE REAL McCOO (& DAVIS) IN DETROIT— Columbia's Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr. recently played a date in Detroit and were greeted backstage by a radio and records contingent Pictured ltrlare Davis, WDRCl/Detroit PD Gary Firth, Columbia's George Chaltes. McCoo, and Columbia's Mark Westcott

TEN-0 GETS THE "SLA M- FROM BROS. JOHNSON — A & M's Brothers Johnson visited TEN-Cl/Los Angeles recent. ly Pictured at the station fIr, frontiers A& M's Jan Basham. TEN ()air personality M G Kelly, and the brothers,. at rear ore TEN-0 Music Coordinator Connie Singer and PD Mike McVey.

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A BLENDING INTO PROVIDENCE—PRO-FM/Providence recently staged a benefit concert on behalf of cystic fibrosis, featuring MCA s Blend Over $3000 was raised for the Cause Pictured (I r) are Donnie Pomber, Jim Drown, and Skip Smith of the group, air personalities Giovanni and Don Geronimo, Ken Holt of Blend, air personality John Bina, PRO-FM PD Gary Berkowitz, and Blend's Steven Dore.

NBC Coast to coast network show, broadcast about 1945. Left to right: Jess Easterday, Lonnie (Pup) Wilson, Roy Arun and Pete (Oswald) Kirby.'

The Country Music Association and Elektra/Asylum Records take great pride in announcing that Friday, October 20th, has been declared National Roy Acuff Day.

Roy Acuff is a star of the Grand Ole Opry, a member of the CMA Hall of Fame, an artist, an entertainer, and an actor.

Most of all, he is one of the reasons why country music is America's music.

Please join us in paying tribute to the man who has been the

King of Country Music for more than forty years.

OCTOBER IS COUNTRY MUSIC MONTH.

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TOP-40 R Er R/FrIcley. October 13, 1978

RONSTAD rs BAY CITY ROLLER SKATES TO KYA—Elektra/Asylum hired a skate-borne messenger to deliver Linda Ronstadt's latest album to San Francisco radio stations Pictured at KYA/Y93 are (l-r) KYA MD Rick Scott E/A 's Sean Conrad, messenger Mimi Skates, and Y93 PD Bill Minkler.

SHARING THE DAY TOGETHER — Dr. Hook visited WSK W/VVaterville, Maine (along with sister station WTOS-FM), doing interviews over both of these same stations, singing live, and autographing albums for giveaways. Pictured outside the station are WSK W Music Director Leo Jonsson, the group's Bob Henke and Jance Garfat VVTOS PD Todd Nussey, group's Dennis Locorriere, VVTOS MD Greg Arsenault WSK W's Jim Randall WKS W/VVTOS Operations Manager Al Taylor, group's Ray Sawyer, VVTOS's Tom Crotty, WSK W's Jason Arm-strong, and the group's Bill Francis and Rik Elswit

Z93 SHO WS ITS M ETAL—Z93/A dente w as the recipient of three Afthf gold and platinum awards recently, platinum albums for Styx and Chuck Man

gione and a gold single for LTD. Pictured displaying their precious wares are ri 293 PD Kris °Welly, Ab M's Johnny Shuler, end MD Dale O'Brien

CUMMINGS ON STRONG AT CKG M — CK GM/Montreal personnel were in attendance at Burton Cummings's first solo date in the city recently. Pictured backstage with various Canadian Broadcasting Corp. reps whose names were not given are CKGM's Reg Johns and John Keogh (third and fourth from lefti and Cummings (second from right!.

CFTR SHO WS ALLEGIANCE TO PLEDGES— CFTR/Toronto air personalities Jim Brady and Mike Cooper took pledges from callers at the city's recent Jerry Lewis telethon The telephonic twosome are pictured in T-shirts at the center of the panel above.

OK DJ'S — WKY/Oklahorna City personalities have been known to assume disc jockey duties at a local disco, Pistachio's, as evidenced by this photo of air personality David Hart and Music Director Sandy Jones at the controls

"Change of Heart' An Enc Carmen smash.

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WLAC/Nadmille TN En Wood

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WAAT/Hunboille, AL lay Fredrick.

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funkadelic Fogelberg/ Weisberg

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(1100/14cole. AL Pale Mutts

Crystal Gayle Chicago HOTTEST Anne Mkirray 3.1 Foreigner 12-7 Billy Joel 18-11 Pablo Cruise 19.15 Marry Manliow 29-20

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Al Stewart Gino Vennelli Dr. Hook lames Walsh

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WCOL/Columbus OH Harry Valentr .

full I Uai,•.. HOTTCST Anne Murray 1.1 Donna Sumer 17- ,. Thr Who 18-14 Foreigner 30-18 John Paul Young 24 /1

WOWOOmela, NE Room Doti

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111.110AVIchlft. KS Sob Lemma

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Nick Gilder

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Ambrosia Firetall

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CHECK THESE MOVES:

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KCBN add

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"One Nation Under A Groove"

Produced by

George Clinton

on Warner Bros. Records

Pag•24 R Et Rit-ri da y, O ct o b er 13. 1978

PARALLELS Parallel I: Selected stations in meter markets that ale I0111114( (AMIN

nan f. andlot exert • significant national influence

Pentad II: Selected stations in secondary markets that are for mat

dominant* end/or exert • significant local or regional influence This

parallel may also contain some major market stations that do not

qualify for parallel one status

P 01111 4111 IN: Selected stations in smallar miwitets that are format

dominant* and/or exert • significant local influence This parallel may

contain some secondary mark•t stations that do not qualify for parallel two status.

Noe,. I**( wrist dominance is based on the Monday Sunday, 6A44

12 Mrdnigh( total persons 12 plus shares as published by Arbitron.

All present and possible future reporting stations are evaluated and

updated twice annually These evaluations take place in January

and July

1)1 Nu TES FIRST WEEK IN PARALLELS

AIR 0 SMITH

Co me Together (Colu mbia)

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PI I'2 PS Northeast Northe ”t Northeast

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south South K104 114

South 197 20-23 YI03 946

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WNOE 1442 WISE 1846 CKLN 17-22 Q10511-13 W AIR 943 W DR Q 4-2 Y9511-17 WIRK 1646 44102 114 WSGA 2149 • CK101 7-16

WLAC 2144 WI.EE 21.28 921111544 WKIX 1347 Midwest BJ1051541 WRJZ 640 WTRU 13.25

WE AQ on Midwest W KAU 1144

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KYSN 27-23 ' Wee KDZ A 26-26

KCBN 17-28 • KEZY 1642 KRI M 22-31 KYYX c1-26 1 KCBQ 1943 KRUX 1246 ' KOPA 16.27 KTKT 946 KERN 22-20 KGEO 25-27 KLUC 1045

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South

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I'S North••st

WAbli• WILCO • WGUY d 30 1111EA a WHYS .42 WV110 on 1004

South

WHIll • WYND s WRI T a WEOM • WELD • WOLF (1•31 WAAY • WISE 4432 W AIR on W ANS t1-31 KAYC • CKI01 39-32 WCGQ 411•26 WTM A on-di' 0100 •

Midwest

KKRC d• V, WRKR • W AKX 41-2 1 WEBC • WISM d-311 WTRU ••3', WEAQ on WSPT d-29 KVOX • ELMS WK AU a WNAM. KKXL a-2f. KEYS • WOBE •-dt,

Went

K DON • KCI1N on KRSP • KQDI on KB1 M t1-47, KFX D •

DR. HOOK

Sharing The Night (Capitol)

LP Pleasure And Pain

1'1 Northe mt

WEIL on-d9 WIFI 4029 WPGC 25-21 WC AO 24-21 WKB W 1947

South

RUBE 32-27 1.93 2347 W1111Q1643

51,dwest

KDWB ••28 KSTP 24-21 WGCL a

4Yeet

(NJ 29-27 41-28

FRC 29-27 KJR on KI MN 41-27 1CYLK on 1:14TH 2046

Northeast

131,11•-29 WPEZ ai-34 W DRC on W AVZ 32-30 PRO-FM 30-28 48105 34-31 WBBE a-31 WYRE 29-23 WTRY on WPHD 2041 WKBO 24-23

South

W I 20-15 94444440 KL F 36-31 WAYS 17-12 WAPF 27-21 YI03 d-29 WOK 23.21 WTIX d-35

W I NT49 WAXY 28-16 WSGA 25-21 WBBQ 4•27 WLAC 40-27 9244 27-23 KN OW 38-37 WEL1 on K X106 26-21 WSGN 1844 WKIX 4.29 113105 9-16 WRJZ 25-23 W4DX 26-25

Midwest

WKY on WCOL on W OW on WVIC a-29 WOHO 2248 KILO d•30 WHB 36-31 WHOT 2346

West

KEZY 41-32 KING 4143 KYYX 30-28 KJR11 26-24 KTAC on KCBQ 31-27 KCPX 24-21 KRUX 35-26 KOPA 41-29 KTKT 29-24 KGW 23-20 KERN on Y94 20-17 KFX M 30.28 KQE0 24-23 KRKE 23-21 KV1-EM 32.26

P3 Northeast

WJBQ a WAEB 27-23 WEI:0 d-25 WGUY 27-23 13EEA d-26 WHYN 37-30 WEBG ••25 K104 20-18

South

WHHY 14-4 WYND 28-23 WRFC 41-28 WEOM 2349 WLOF 26-20 WEL B 24-20 W OLF 2446 WAAY on WISE 20-15 W AIR 1642 WIRK • W ANS 24-19 KAYC 23-20 CKI01 13-9 WCGQ 22-17 WTMA 17-11 G100 28-27

Midweat

KKRC el-26 WEBC on WISM 27-25 WROK 32-30 WTRU 32-26 WEAQ 28-26 WSPT 29-22 KVOX 2247 KQWB 31-28 KKLS on KLMS 4-274 WN AM 1,11 KKXI. 26-2 KEN 4 s KSTT 25.2-I

West

KYNO 4-28 NOON 4-37 KENO 25.7 t KYSN 311.31 KDZA 31.27 KCIIN 4-27 KRSP 22-1s Kl,0131 KISI M 30-2i, K XIS 211.11

KRBE 37-35 Z97 2847 Y100 27-23 96% 30-26 Z93 15-6 WLCY 2446

Midwest

CKL W •49 WDRQ 5-4 QI02 25-22 KO WB 1443 KSLQ 2246 W OKS' 20-7 WZUU 2247 WGCL 2047

West

KHJ 14-7 KFI 2145 KFRC 1746 WOO 941 KJR 10-8 KIMN d-29 KILN 2343 (44TH 1140

EXILE Plias You All Oyer (WB)

LP Mined I ,,,,, lions

P Northestai

INK Li wroi r 1.2 wr 14 WI 14 WHK01-3 WPtit 3-4 WCA0141 WKS * 3-2 CHU M 1-2 CKO M 1941

South

1.117 8-4 KVIL 14 KI198 1346 1f100 2-3 911% 1-3 193 441 W11114E1-2 Wi ry 4-11

Midwest

KIAS 14 winty 1/4 mior 24 KD WB 1-2 KIT1414 KSLQ 1 7 WOKS' 1-2 WZUU 1141 WGCL 14

West

KHJ 14 KEI 2-2 KFRC 14 M0014 KJR 7-9 KI MN 1-2 KTLK 24 KIITH 1-2

Pt Illortk mt

nos 14

19/ 44 414 WIDIC 3-3 WAVE. 1041 39105 3-4 W OLF 1444

:It& 1-433 WIRY 741 WPII D 1-3

Routh

7 I11845 24 1949 EL 64 W AYS 14 w Ari 14 110314 Wtill 24 WNOE 949 Q105 14 1195 4-b W AKY 643 WSGA 543 9.4 8-43 WLAC 3-3 9348 3-2 KN OW 941 WEL' 2.2 WSON 741 WKIX 1-2 114105 2-5 W4DX 14

16dwest

W MET 2-2 WKY 1-4 WNCI 14 WCOL 2-2 WII DE 24 WIFE 34 147.93 140 WOW 1-2 W OR D 2-3 WVIC 640 WIMEE 1347 W OHO 9-16 KIOA 2-4 (LEO 2.3 K BEQ 1.2 WHO 1.2 WH OT 1043 %SNAP 1-1

West

KEZY 3.2 KING 842 KYYX 3-3 KJR B 3-4 KTAC 1-4 KCBQ 24 KCPX 14 KRUX 14 KOPA 2-2 KTKT 640 KG W 14.21 KERN 6-6 Y94 2-2 KROY 14 KF X M 2-13 , KQE0 4-7 KRKE 6-6 KVI-FM 4-6 KLUC 1147

PS Northeast

W411 141-7 WAR 114 ir W t 4 W(sllY -3 tart A 14 WHYS 14 WEIIG1-11

South

WYND 14 WLOF 341 WELD 14 W(.1.1, 7-3 WAAY 441 WINK 14 KAYC 34-24. C100116 20 6100 541 WIRE 642

Midsr•st

KKR( 14 MIK It I 4 W AKX 14-21, WEB(' 340

846 WROK 2-2 WTRU 4-3 WkA441 44 WIWI 4-5 KV OX 14 KQWB 1-5 KKLS 1-2 ELMS 14 WK AU 1.2 WHAM 2-4 KKXL 34 KFYR 4-6 W4:1117 1648 KBTT 14 WIE N 2 A

West

KYNO 3-2 KDON 24 KENO 1-4 KYSN 3-6 KDZA 14-30 KUHN 14 KQDI 1-2 KRI M 1746 KIIX D 14

FOREIGNER

Double Vision (Atlantic)

LP: Double Vision

PI P2 North.-..t Northeast

99X 24-21 1105 1946 WIFI 20-20 1314 2247 WRKO 1441 WPEZ 26-19 WPGC 8-7 W DRC 28-24 WCAO 12-5 WAVZ 30-28 WKBW 30.26 PRO-E M 944 CHU M 28-22 311105 14-9

W OLF 2244 South WHI M 41-24

WYRE 2443 WTRY 2546 WPHID 16-13 WK BO 11-7

Sou 4/1

7-4 WI it 41 I 11 94 WAYS 30-22 WAPE • 5103 27.23 WGH 3-5 WTIX 8-3 WNOE 1740 Q105 d•25 Y951944 WAKY ••28 WSG A 10-3 494 16-9 14111144 28-24 WL AC 37.32 9244 25-22 KNOW 2347 WELI 15-9 K X106 1744 WSGN 16-6 WKIX 16-7 114105 33-27 WRJZ 2146

Midwest

W MET 1641 WKY on WNCI a49 WCOL 30-48 WNDE 4429 WIFE c1-22 KZ93 1743 WOW 13-4 WVIC 1,211 W MEE 20-15 W OHO 2549 KFIEQ 2849 WHB 24-20 W111/7 2049 WN AP 1443

West

KEZY 1945 KING 1743 KY YX 27-23 KJ1111 2046 KTA1 4-29 KCBQ 1240 KCPX 1440 KRUX 26-20 KOPA 1642 It7K7 1241 KERN 449 Y94 26-22 KROY 2/47 KQE0 17.46 KRKE 25-22 kiii•rhi 3147 K117( lb-It

P3 Northeast

, WJBQ d-26 WAEB 2547 WEE013-9 WGUY 2146 I3FEA 41-30 WHYN 27-19 WEBG 23-14

I South

WHHY 28-26 WYND 11443 WRFC 1742 WFOM 1844 WLOF 1943 WFLB 26-23 WOLF 10-6 WAAY 2449 WISE 26-22 WAIR 25-22 WINK 41-30 WANS 12-6 CKI01 8-6 WCGQ 29-24 WTM A 30-23 010012-7 WIFE 2347

Midwest

KKRC 1341 WRKR 2646 WAKX 1340 Wt BC 4•27 WISM 2249 WROK <1.34 WTRU 23-21 WEAQ 4423 44.5PT 5-3 K'/OX 1541 KKLS 2148 EL MS 4149 WKAU 26-24 W74 A61 2045 KKXL 1946 WGBF 4420 KNIT •-30

West

KYNO 30-2 KEN O 17-14 KYSN 23411 KDZA 2449 KCIIIN 4-25 KRSP 74 KQDI 28-20 K BI M 2344 KIX D 25.23

NICK GILDER

Hot Child In iChrysaho

LP CIty

PI North m4 Mot h•asi

WAIN 641 119X 8-3 WN W 12 4 WIP1 12 4 WRK O 3-8 WP(,( 14 WC AO 24 WKB W 44 CHU M 34

13.9

Mouth

KI4111 34 YI00 2J49 MIX 1849 1931349 WIIIU 34 WI.0 Y 24

Mid woos

CKL W 64 W ORM 942 4102 47.7 KDWII 21 M AI 24 WOKY 54 WZIJU 54 WGCI. 5-3

weat

KHJ 33 K1114 KFRC 3-6 WOO 7 K4111 14 KI MN 741 KTI.K 3-5 KRTH 24

P101 242 1348 11 WVIZ 2.3 W DRC 84 wAvg FR O-F M 14 8,105 4-13 W OLF 1-7 W1191 9-9 Mou th W11112 14 R WT Y -IS

4 WI(110 1.2

Saruth

9444 13-24 KLIF 4-3 WAYS 3-3 W M'S 7.14 Y103 34 W WI LS 05 5 2

W AKY 1-1 W1114 A 14 r a 4 2 3 -4

WL A? 44 ' KKID 9144 6-4 WRISk KNO W 11 '30 WAKX 14 win-114 KX1041 5-13 WIGS 24 WKIX 5-4 114105 7-2 WRJZ 22 W4DX 2-2

I' 1

1 WAV1110 , WEV O 14 181.1/y 10 . oarrA WHYS 14 WI/444 31 KI04 1-10

WilliS' III' 1A 1 14 4 I sk ei 1 ;1 y• 11 *. 4

Midare•I

W143T 2245 WKY 24 WNCI 1.2 WCOL 3-3 WN DIE 1-2 WIFE 1-11 8293 24 W O W 24 W OR D 14 W VIC 4-4 W MEE 4-9 140H0 141 I- 10A 14 BEQ 34

WHB 24 WHOT 742 WRAP 2.2

West

KILT 12-5 YYX 1-1

( MB 4 2 KTAC 42 KCBQ 1441

I KCPX 2-3 KRUX 6-13 KTKT 1-3 KERN 114 Y94 14 KROY 22 101"X M 99 KQEO 14 KRKE 243 Rvu.rm 14

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, CK• 101 WC1.4 1•1011 111 1 I

Mole 44

WEBC 54 NM I-2

WROK 11 WTRU 34 WE AS 119 WHIT 3-4 84(181.1 WK AU 24 WHA M 64 i KI,YR 27 WGBP 740 KSTT 2-4 WT11114

WOINI

KY,110 34 KDON 42 KENO 10411 K YIN 2-3 KDZA 1-2 KC BN 5-6 KRSP 611 K WH 124i, KIX D 22

rL

HALL & OATES It's A Laugh (RCA)

P: Along The Red Ledge

Nthrth....4

99X 1342 WNBC 1746 WIFI 1746 WRKO on WCAO 27-24 WKBW 011

South

KRHE 25-23 Z93 26.26

Midwest

CKL W 26-21 5,1102 27.25 KDWB 2049 KSTP 1241 WZUU 114-12 WGCL 25-24

West

K1114 •-30 6100 26-24 KI MN 26-22 KTI.K on

t105 33-28 13441543 WEE? 29-23 WDRC 27-25 WAVE 26-27 PRO-t M 1545 41105 29-25 W OLF 23-20 WYRE 23-20 WTRY 30-27 %VI M 23-26 W K B() 1645

South

W TI 1946 94 12.9 (L II 2248 Y103 0-33 TIX ••33 AKY •

WSGA 24-22 WHIM/ 29-25 WI. AC 36-34 924 on 14 ELI • K X106 1948 WKIX 26-27 WltJZ 23-22

Midwest

WKY NICOL ••30 WNDE on WOW 2043 WVIC ••30 W MEE 224/1 W0110 11.9 W11111 2045 1,41107 24-30 WS AP 2148

West

KEZY 27-23 KC HQ 23-21 KCPX 2148 KTK7 11/1 (I NN 29-26 1344 29-28 KORY 4-26 K W 0 1847 K141(1 2149

P2 1'3 North mt Northeast

WAES 24-21 WEE() 28-24 WGUY 23-20 113EEA 26-24 ' WHYS 29.27 , WEBG a ' K104 2146

South

WIIHY 4-29 WIND 27-22 w Rrc 1643 WIVOM 1746 W OLF" 25-22 WAAY on WISE 1947 WAIR 26-24 WIRK on WANS 1946 KAYC 35-30 WCGQ 1440 wrmA 26-14 G100 216.25 59118 11 11

▪ 1,144 18-15 14141414 1241 4% A KX 16-13 F HC IS-I1

‘1.241513-10 1,415111 21i-23 0.11 0K • 11(1.1 33-31

V,) Al) 23-22 V. APT 26-25 KV O% 1448 hoW119-11

MS 4-21 vi 31 3o m • AM 28-23 K K XL 5-6 885 K 13-12 W0BP on KSTT 23-30

West

KYNO on 4(00)4 442 KISS 2046 KDZA 2047 KCBS 4140 KILSIP11144 K4401 3649 KFX D 26-24

LI earellels continued On PI90 26,

nen

IN THE RCA SERIES 'LOU GET THE HITS...

DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES "IT'S A LAUGH"

A SMASH SINGLE FROM A SENSATIONAL LP

"ALONG THE RED LEDGE"

MANAGEMENT & DIRECTION: TOMMY MOTTOLA 1STATIONS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION ,

Daryl Hall John Oates - Along the Red Ledge

Includes I Don I Wann• Loo• You II I • Laugh

Melody lot • Memory Th• LIII Too•

AFL1-28(14

PAUL ANKA "THIS IS LOVE"

IT STARTED IN ATLANTA AND NOW IT'S SWEEPING THE COUNTRY.

TOTAL AUDIENCE FAMILIARITY ON THE ARTIST HELPS REINFORCE THE STRENGTH OF THE SINGLE.

A GREAT SINGLE FROM A GREAT LP "LISTEN TO YOUR HEART"

AFL1-2892

JEFFERSON STARSHIP "CRAZY FEELIN' "

THE THIRD HIT SINGLE FROM THE PLATINUM-PLUS LP

"EARTH" IMAGE AND VISIBILITY ON STARSHIP ARE PERFECT FOR ALL PLAYLISTS -

ALL THE TIME.

4°4 10 Olt BXL1-2515 AFL , -2

TOBY BEAU "INTO THE NIGHT"

"MY ANGEL BABY" REACHED TOP TEN AND IS STILL A HOT RECURRENT AND POSITIVE CALL OUT RESEARCH RECORD. NEW SINGLE CAUSING

GREAT STATION INTEREST AND ADDS. LOOKS LIKE SECOND HIT SINGLE

FROM THE ALBUM "TOBY BEAU"

DIrectaon/Monagement

AUCOM

WHERE THE MAGIC . . . IS IN THE MUSIC!!

RCA Records

Page 26

BILLY JOEL She's Always... (Columbia)

LP: The Stranger

Northeast

WNBC 64 WFIL 12-8 WIFI 4-4 WRKO 1940 WPGC 1742 WCAO 23-23 %MOW 2.7 CHUM •

South

/97 14 EVIL 1745 KRBE 31-29 96X 27-25 Z93 27-23 WLCY d-30

Midwest

WDRQ 24-23 Q102 22-16 KDWB 15-8 KSTP 7.5 KSLQ 1240 WOKY 34 WZUU 12-3 WGCL a-30

Wert

KFI 28-26 R100 1544 KJR 1140 KIMN 25-20 KTLK 2446

Northeast

F105 30-27 I3Q 28-22 WPEZ 2048 WDRC 23-21 WAVZ 21-22 WBBF 30-21 WYRE 1440 WTRY 16-22 WPYD 25-20 WK BO 26.21

South

WQXI 26-23 WAPE 30-27 Y103 29-26 WGH 1642 WTIX 2049

? I:355110 3i WAKY 22-21 WSGA 26-17 094 L14 WBBQ 26-23 WLAC 34-37 921;11643 KNOW 10-6 WFLI 1145 WSGN 4-2 WKIX 15-18 WRJZ 27-25 WJDX 1643

Midwest

WHET 10-5 WKY 1945 WNCI U4 WCOL 1241 WNDE 8-7 WIFE 1949 KZ93 15-8 WOW 3-3 WV IC 14-9 WMEE 17-12 WOHO 10-6 KIOA 25-17 WHB 15-8 WHOT 22-21 WNAP 9-19

West

KING 10-8 KYYX 16-14 KTAC 20-14 KCBQ 29-25 KCPX 25-22 KRUX 28-21 KOPA 21-21 KTKT 14-8 KGW 1-4 KERN 27-24 Y94 17-16 KROY 26-25 KFXM 14 KQEO 20-19 KRKE 10-7 KVI-FM 1846 KLUC 3-2

Northeast

WJBQ 264 1 WAEB 74 WEE° 1845 WGUY 24-22 I3FEA 23-22 WHYN 21-20 WFBG 21-20 KI04 1741

South

WHHY d-27 WY N D 1141 WLOF 2049 WFLB 18-14 WAAY 28-20 WAIR 29-27 WIRK 22-20 WANS 26-24 KAYC 31-23 C1001 1042 WCGQ on WTMA d-27 G100 1841 WLEE 11-7

Midwest

KKRC 1744 WRKR 23-20 WAKX 10-9 WEBC 23-20 WJON 8-6 WISM 1947 WROK d-33 WTRU 2448 WEAQ 9-5 WSPT 24-19 KVOX 4-15 KQWB 7-12 WK AU 2148 WNAM d-26 KKXL 13-10 KFYR d-20 WGBF 19-14 KSTT 26-1

West

KY N O II n KDON 21•21 KENO 15-12 KYSN 25-21 KDZA 23-18 KCBN on KRSP 12-6 KQDI 1942 KRIM 33-25 KFXD 12.9

LITTLE RIVER BAND Reminiscing (Han/est)

LP Sleeper Catcher

P1 Northeast

WABC 24 99X 9-6 WNBC 16-15 WFIL 3-3 WIFI 3-2 WRKO 2-2 WPGC 1044 WC AO 641 WKBW 741 CHUM 4-4 CKGM 28-24

South

/.97 2-2 KV1L 7-4 KRBE 6-6 Y100 5-4 96X 3-3 593 7-7 WHBQ 1542

Midwest

CKLW 7-3 WDRQ 1743 0102 1643 KDWB 1147 KSTP 4-6 KSLQ 3-2 WOKY 12-9 WZUU 14 WGCL 9-9

West

KHJ 7-4 KFI 3-4 KFRC 7-5 13100 4.4 KEMN 4-5 KTLK 4-3

P2

Northeast

F105 3-2 130 3-4 WPEZ 4-4 WDRC 24 WAVZ 1348 JI1105 12-30 WOLF 540 WBBF 2-4 WYRE 4-7 WTRY 1-3 WPHD 4-4 WKBO 7-25

South

W I 3-6 94 842 KLIF1-4 WAYS 74 WAPE 3-2 1103 4-5 WGH 7-6 WTIX 3-6 WNOE 5-7

r9055 t35 WAKY 34 WSGA 6-12 WBBQ 1-2 1VL AC 1040 924.1347 KNOW 3-8 WFLI 7-3 WSGN 1-3 WKIX 4-6 111105 6-6 WRJZ 4-5 WJDX 1342

Midwest

WMET 8-4 WKY 3-5 WNCI 8-5 WCOL 10-9 WNDE 3-6 WIFE 6-6 KZ93 1849 WGRD 7-8 WVIC 5-8 WMEE 1-3 WOHO 24 KIOA 6-6 KLEO 1748 KBEQ 13-15 WHB 23-29 WHOT 3-41 WNAP 4-4

West

KEZY 13-8 KING 1147 KYYX 842 FUR B 840 KTAC 5-3 KCBQ 8-6 KCPX 10-20 KRUX 1144 KOPA 8-8 KTKT 24 KGW 7-8 KERN 2-5 Y94 3-3 KROY 6-6 KFXM 3-7 KQEO 2-4 KRKE 3-4 KVI-VM 11.25 KLUC 2-5

1'3 Northeast

WJBQ 11.9 WAEB 5-2 WEE() 743 WGUY 5-5 I3FEA 2-4 WHYN 5-4 WFBG 3-4 1004 16-14

South

WHHY 1347 W YND 2-3 WRFC 1-5 WFLB 841 WOLF 21-35 WAAY 5-4 WISE 649 WIRK 11-6 KAYC 7-10 CKI01 17.21 WCGQ 8-21 WTMA 5-3 0100 747 WLEE 10-21

Midwest

KKRC 7-8 WRKR 6-6 WJON 3-5 WISM 3-3 WROK 8-8 WTRU 3-4 WEAQ 6-7 WSPT 641 KVOX 3-6 KQWB 1046 KKLS 6-8 ELMS 3-8 WKAU 3-3 WNAM 6-9 KKXL 7-13 KFYR 541 WGBF 3-4 KSTT 5-2 WY FM 6-6

West

KYNO 9-8 KDON 3-5 KENO 2-3 KYSN 12-22 KDZA 241 KCBN 2-3 KRSP 13-19 KQDI 2-3 KIRA 4.7 KFXD 3-4

KENNY LOGGINS

Whenever I. (Columbia(

LP Night Watch

I Northeast

WABC 16-9 99X 1443 WNBC 18-8 WEIL 7-5 WIFI 5-3 WRKO 15-9 WPGC 4-5 WC AO 8-14 WKBW 14 CHUM 24 CKGM 29-25

South

Z97 2246 EVIL 8-6 KRBE 4-4 Y100 19-13 96X 8-11 Z93 3-5 WHBQ 10-5 WLCY 6-5

Midwest

CKLW 2-2 WDRQ 14 61102 13-3 KDWB 44 KSTP 2.2 KSLQ 114 WOKY 94 WZUU 642 WGCL 7-6

West

KHJ 19-9 KFI 8-7 K FRC 6-4 /1100 3-3 KIMN 3-1 KJR 3-3 KTLK 6-7 KRTH 3-3

102 Northeast

P105 10-9 I3Q 4-7 WPP:Z 8-5 WDRC 15-9 WAVZ 5-4 PRO-FM1644 11105 6-6 WOLF 24 WBBF 14 WYRE 5-6 WTRY 3-1 WPHD 2-3 WK BO 6-4

South

W I 16-21 940 11-22 KLIF 5-2 WAYS 1543 WAPE 8-6 1103 12-7 WGH 15-15 WTIX 24 WNOE 6-4 0105 8-7 Y95 7-6 WAKY 4-3 WSGA 4.4 Q9

WL AC 8-8 92Q 1-3 KNOW 1-4 W11'1,11849 KX106 14-30 WSGN 5-4 WKIX 10-14 EU105 16-9 WRJZ 5-4 WJDX 1240

Midwest

WMET 14 WKY 6-2 WNCI 6-4 WCOL 4-4 WNDE 5-3 WIFE 2-4 KZ93 4-3 WOW 5-5 WORD 9-11 WVIC 34 WMEE 24 WOHO 3-4 KIOA 7-5 KLEO 940 KBEQ 14-13 WHB 5-9 WHOT 641 WNAP 6-5

West

KEZY 20-17 KING 3-4 KYYX 12-21 KJRB 5-5 KTAC 8-5 KCBQ 4-3 KCPX 4-2 KRUX 6-3 KOPA 4-3 KTKT 3-2 KGW 3-3 KERN 4-2 Y94 10-9 KROY 9-7 KFXM 1-5 KQEO 7-3 KRKE 14 KVI-FM 7-3 KLUC 1441

P3 Northeast

WJBQ 14 WAEB 34 WEE() 3-5 WGUY 9-7 I3FEA 4-3 WHYN 11-8 WFBG 5-3

South

WHHY 21-22 WYND 3-2 WRFC 24 WFOM 3-8 WLOF 7-6 WFLB 2-5 WAAY 6-6 WISE 3-1 WAIR 8-8 WANS 2-12 KAYC 6-5 CK101 3-6 WCGQ 44 WTMA 94 G100 2-2 WLEE 4-2

Midwest

KKRC 4.3 WRKR 5-5 WAKX 2-7 WEBC 6-6 WJON 2-2 WISH 44 WROK 1341 WTRU 7-6 WEAQ 14 WSPT 8-8 KVOX 8-4 KQWB 1348 KKLS 5-4 ELMS 5-4 WKAU 13-12 WNAM 1-2 KKXL 16-18 KFYR 9-5 WGBF 14 KSTT 6-3 WYFM 5-5

West

KYNO d-29 KDON 11-7 KENO 8-7 KYSN 44 KDZA 44 KCBN 3-2 KQDI 6-5 KBIM 24 KFXD 8-7

BARRY MANILOW Ready To Take A . . . (Arista)

LP Soundtrack 'Foul Play

PI Northeast

WNBC 20-19 WFIL 8-7 WIFI 1645 WRKO 22-20 WPGC 2245 WC AO 2047 WKBW 15-8 CHUM 2249

South

1100 29-26 96X 29-27 593 30-27

P2 Northeast

F105 d-26 I3Q 1644 WPEZ 30-21 WDRC d-28 WAVZ 4-7 PRO-FM 6-3 43105 8-7 WOLF 9-6 WBBF d.28 WYRE 25-21 WTRY 1840 WKBO d.29

South

Midwest W XI d-28 CKLW 11-8 94 1844

KL F 26-22 WDRQ 33-30 WAYS d-27 0102 " 5 WAPE 18-15 KKs0rWpB19214-514 1103 22-22

WGH 12-14 KSLQ 30-26

WW Z° UK Ulf 2s -5 -2 285 WW 1 NO 1531/2 1272:121527 WGCL 26-23 95 d.26 West WAKY 14-12

WSGA 22-20

KHJ 1746 Eli 15-12 Q94 14-10 WBBQ 20-16 KJ R 24-20 WLAC 27-21

92Q 28-24 KTLK a-18 KNOW 2049 KRTH 1441 WFLI a

KX106 22-20 WSGN 10.8 WKIX 24-21 WRJZ 29-20 WJDX 27-21

Midwest

WMET 27-20 WKY 17-17 WNCI 1542 WCOL 7-5 WNDE • WIFE d-I9 KZ93 a-18 WOW 9-7 WVIC 29-25 WOHO 21-15 KIOA s-24 KLEO on KBEQ 9-6 WHB 9-4 WHOT 2647 WNAP 2545

West

KEZY 36-27 KING 23-20 KYYX 28-17 KJRB 2343 KTAC 28-25 KCBQ 27-24 KCPX 11-9 KRUX 34-29 KOPA 30-23 KTKT 26-22 KGW 1945 KERN d-28 Y94 30-27 KROY 30-22 KFXM 16-3 KQEO 31-25 KRKE 20-16

P3

Northeast

WAEB 23-20 WEEO 25-22 WGUY 25-21 I3FEA 1846 WHYN 31-29 WFBG 26-23 1004 4-3

South

WHHY 2045 WYND 2446 WRFC 27-24 WFOM 1947 WLOF 33-32 WFLB 26-21 WOLF 22-20 WAAY 2148 WISE 27-24 WAIR 24-21 WIRK d-28 WANS 25-20 KAYC 26-21 CIC101 25-22 WCGQ 30-27 WTMA 29-18 0100 29-20 WLEE 26-18

Midwest

KKRC 28-24 WEBC 27-25 WJON 20-12 WISM 25-20 WROK 33-23 WTRU 22-17 WEAQ 22-20 WSPT d-27 KVOX 16-14 KKLS on ELMS 2541 WKAU d-34 WNAM 24-19 KKXL 27-23 KFYR on WGBF a-I9 KSTT a-29

West

KYNO 28-23 K DON • KENO 30-29 KYSN 34-29 KDZA 30-24 KCBN 28-24 KRSP 26-20 KQDI d-27 KBIM 37-27 KFXD 29-28

ANNE MURRAY You Needed Me (Capitol)

LP: L ee Keep It Thet Way

PI Northeast

WABC 5-4 99X 1841 WNBC 26-22 WFIL 2.2 WIFI 6-5 WRKO 4-4 WPGC 1549 CHUM 25-213 CKGM 2148

South

/97 1541 EVIL 6-2 KRBE 14 110014-5 96X 12-5 593 5-2 WHBQ 4-4 WLCY 9-6

Midwest

EKLW 8-5 WDRQ 2048 0102 a-33 KDWR 3-3 KSTP 3-3

M (419147 WZUU 2-2 WGCL 2-2

West

KHJ 2140 KFI 1441 K FRC 1840 KJR 644 KIMN 12-6 KTLK 12-4 KRTH 4-4

P2 Northeast

1105 11-3 I3Q 1-2 WPEZ 6-3 WDRC 1-2 WAVZ 8-9 PRO-FM 10-7 JB105 1-2 WOLF 6-3 WYRE 8-12 WTRY 5-2

South

W fi 4 I 2-I 9401-2 4-2 KLIF 34 WAYS 6-4 WAPE 12-4 1103 16-3 WGH 4-4 WTIX 11-4 WNOE 4-3 0105 24-23 Y95 5-2 WAKY 2-4 WSGA 8-8 Q94 1-2 WBBQ 24 WLAC 2-4 9214 44 KNOW 7-9 WFLI 10-4 WSGN 3-9 WKIX 941 113105 14 WRJZ 14

PS North,,,,

WJBQ 7-3 WAEB 1344 WEE0 4-3 WGUY 14 I3FEA 74o WHYN 9-6 WFBG 11-7

South

WHHY WYND 7-7 WRFC 11-7 WFOM 2-1 WLOF 2-1 WFLB 4-3 WGLE 1244 WAAY 2-3 WAIR 4-7 WIltK 21-1m KAYC 3-1 CKI01 1244 WCGQ 1-2 WTMA 4-2 0100 3-1 WLEE 5-6

Midwest

KKRC 2-2 WAKX 541 WEBC 1-5 WJON 14 WISM 5-4 WROK 7-5 WTRU 1-2 WEAQ 5-4 WSPT 2-2

Midwest KVOX 2-2 KKLS 14-11

WKY 4.3 ELMS 4-3 WNCI 3-3 WNAM 7-1 WCOL 14 KKXL 4-2 WNDE 6-4 KFYR 1-3 WIFE 5-2 WGBF 4-2 K293 6-4 KSTT 18-8 WG RED 3-2 WYFM 9-9 WMEE 7-4 WOHO 747 West KIOA 4-2 KLEO 8-2 KYNO IS-la KBEQ 2-3 KDON 1343 WHB 6-5 KENO 1847 WFIOT 4-3 KYSN 5-2 WN AP 5-6 KDZA 8-4

KCBN 124 West KRSP 3-8

KQDI 34 KEZY 32-28 KBIM 6-3 KING 2-2 KFXD 7-3 KYYX 5-5 KTAC 34 KCBQ 1543 KCPX 7-16 KRUX 7-6 KOPA 11-5 KGW 2-1 KERN 21-16 Y94 8-7 KROY 11-8 KFXM 12-11 KQEO 6-5 KRKE 4-2 KVI-FM 5-2

OLI VI A NE WT O N-J O H N

Hopelessly IRSOI

LP Grease Soundtrack

Northeast

WABC 4-13 99X 10-9 WNBC 2-3 WFIL 440 WIFI 23-23 WRKO 843 WKBW 2-3 CHUM 643 CKGM 5-5

South

597 12-14 KVIL 2-3 WHBQ 21-25 WLCY 18-22

Midwest

KSTP 13-20 WOKY 17-20 WZUU 13-15

West

KHJ 5-14 KFI 1146 K FRC 22-25 KIMN 5-7 KTLK 1044

P2 Northeast

1105 5-5 WPEZ 9-17 WBBF 11-18 WYRE 16-27

South

KLIF 14-24 WGH on Y95 28-30 WLAC 25-30 WFLI 14-24 BJI05 10-21

Midwest

WMET 743 WCOL 23-28 WGRD 18-20 WMEE 19.23 KIOA 1949

West

KEZY 8-9 KTAC 16-26 KRUX 4-9 KOPA 5-7 KERN 6-10 KROY 7-21 KFXM 11-31

1=3 Northeast

WHYN 8-13 WFBG 10-15

South

WLOF 9-10 WIRK 5-5 KAYC 1345

Midwest

WRKR 844 WROK 6-10 WEAQ 1143 ELMS 1144 WNAM 14-20 WYFM 16-18

West

KDON 9-9 KQDI 844 KBIM 20-30 KFXD 9-15

GERRY R AFFERTY

Right Down The Line (UA)

LP City To City

PI Northeast

WABC 14-10 99X 19-18 WNBC 29-25 WEIL 25-20 WIFI 15-14 WRKO 5-6 WPGC 9-8 WCAO 17-13 WKBW 23-20 CHUM 9-6 CKGM on

South

Z97 26-25 EVIL 1543 KRBE 14-19 1100 18-14 96X 1343 593 10-16 WHBQ 1947 WLCY 15-11

Midwest

CKLW 1242 WDRQ 16-15 0102 10-8 KDWB 5-4 KSTP 5-4 KSLQ 1442 WOKY 16-16 WZUU 3-8 14/G4'417-15

P2 Northeast

F105 9-8 I3Q 1142 WPEZ 10-8 WDRC 8-6 WAVZ 7-5 PRO-FM 1143 JBLO5 1141 WOLF 1041 WBBF 15-7 WYRE 6-5 WTRY 6-4 WPHD 8-8 WKBO 1343

South

W I 842 94 6-11 KLIF 95 WAYS 16-14 WAPE 14-19 Y103 2343 WGH on WTIX 15 14 0105 12-12 Y96 1742 WAKY 7-5 WSGA 7.7 Q94 1547 WBBQ 8-6 WLAC 5-5 92Q 7-6

P3 Northeast

WJBQ 9-8 WAEB 6-3 WEE° 9-6 WGUY 4-6 I3FEA 11-8 WHYN 1341 WFBG 1643 1004 2-2

South

WHHY 10.9 WYND 6-5 WRFC 12-9 WFOM 5-2 WLOF 22-12 WFLB 9-8 WAAY 1140 WISE 4-4 WAIR 34 WIRK 29-27 WANS 6.21 KAYC 8-6 CK101 1-3 WCGQ 5-4 WTMA 16-12 0100 6-4 WLEE 2-1

• (Gerry Raff•rty contlnuad) West KNOW 2-1

WFL1 20-20 KIIJ 13-13 WSGN 8-18 KEI 6-5 WKIX 14-22 K FRC 1342 B.II05 12-7 11100 5-7 WRJZ 12-9 KJ R 5-4 WJDX 1541 KIMN 6-3 KTLK 1545 Midwest KRTH 7-6

WHET 14-8 WKY 9-7 WNCI 10-9 WCOL 27-23 WNDE 9-8 WIFE 2044 KZ93 8-7 WOW 4-9 WORD 8-9 WVIC 1042 WMEE 5-2 WOHO 4-2 KIOA 1545 WHO 17-37 WHOT 14 WNAP 1246

West

KEZY 1843 KING 5-3 KYYX 17-27 KJRB 6-7 KTAC 9-6 KCBQ 1342 KCPX 9-8 KRUX 2-2 KOPA 174'. KTKT 4-• KGW 5-2 KERN 17-15 Y94 7-6 KROY 12-9 KFXM 6-6 KQEO 5-6 KRKE 5-3 K VI-FM 6-4 KI.11(' rt-0

Midwest

KKRC 6-6 WIRER 3-2 WAKX 6-6 WEBC 4-2 WJON 4-3 WISM 6-6 WROK 19-16 WTRU 8-5 WEAQ 3-2 WSPT 14-12 KVOX 740 KQW11 2-1 KKLS 3-3 KLMS 2-2 WKAU 1944 WNAM 3.3 KKXL 1.3 WGBF 5-3 KSTT 8-5 WYFM 1140

West

KYNO 1441 KDON 6-3 KENO 2248 KYSN 641 KDZA 5-3 KCBN 1140 KRSP 9012 KQDI 4-4 KIIM 5-2 KFXD 1440

R OLLI N G ST O NES

Beast Of Burden (R. Stones)

LP So me Girls

Northeast

WABC a-36 99X 22-20 WIFI 28-25 WRKO 12-8 WPGC 1241 WC AO 10-7 WKBW 24-21 CHUM 12-9 CKGM 30-26

South

KRI31. 24-21 1100 30-27 96X 24-22

WLCY d-26 94Q 9-7 W I 12-9 Z93 16-13

KLIF 2344 Midwest WAYS a

WAPE 17-12 CKLW a-28 1103 1141 WDRQ 6-3 WGH on Q102 13-6 WTIX 6-6 KDWB 840 WNOE 10-5 KSTP on-dp QI05 1848 KSLQ 1946 Y95 1541 WZUU 2049 WAKY 1741 WGCL 30-20 WSGA 3-2

Q94 19-14 West 92Q 1845

KNOW 19-15 KHJ 26-24 WFLI 1748 KFI 1947 KX106 9-8 KFRC 2147 WSGN 22-20 B100 840 WKIX 19-12 KJR 2048 BJI05 36-31 KIMN 28-23 WRJZ 1542 KTLK 41-24 WJDX a-29 KRTH 2148

Northeast

F105 1240 130 23-21 WPEZ 19-16 WDRC 26-22 PRO-FM 841 J13105 1644 WOLF 20-18 WBBF 7-5 WYRE 18-8 WTRY 2449 WPHD 13-9 WKBO 22-22

South

Midwest

WMET 2446 WKY 2049 WNDE 26-17 KZ93 13-6 WOW 1941 WVIC 20-17 WMEE 9-5 WOHO 1240 KLEO 15-7 WHB 27-25 KBEQ 24-21 WHOT 27-20 WNAP 1944

West

KEZY 17-14 KING 1441 KJRB 1144 KTAC 26-23 KCBQ 1745 KCPX 6-5 KRUX 2747 KOPA 19-16 KTKT 1644 KERN 24-21 Y94 1644 KROY 1642 KFXM 22-21 KQEO 1445 KRKE 11-9 KVI-FM 22-22 KLUC 27-2%

P3

Northeast

WJBQ 24-23 WAEB 29-25 WEE() 2148 WGUY 17-14 I3FEA 29-25 WHYN 28-26 WFBG 25-21 1004 22-19

South

WHHY 27-24 WYND 19-15 WRFC 1540 WFOM 15-12 WLOF 11-8 WFLB 27-24 WGLF 17-13 WAAY 27-25 WISE U-8 WAIR 27-23 WIRK d-29 WANS 5-3 CK101 2248 WCGQ 25-22 WTMA 2147 61001340 WIFE 1541

KKR( 21-18 WRKR 22-12 WAKX 19-14 WEBC 24-21 WJON on WISM 18-15 WROK d-32 WTRU 16-13 WEAQ on WSPT 1843 KVOX 1846 KQWB 5-2 KKLS 11444 ELMS 2445 WKAU 22-21 WNAM 16-11 KKXL on KFYR on WGBF 15-11 KSTT 1943

West

KYNO on KDON 32-30 KENO 26-26 KYSN 11-5 KDZA 1845 KCBN 10-8 KRSP 2-7 KQDI 13-8 KBIM 12-9 KFXD 19-18

LINDA RONSTADT Back In The U.S.A. (Asylum)

LP Back In The U.S A

P1 Northeast

WABC 31-30 99X d-29 WFIL 1342 WPGC 18-16 WCAO 11-9 WKBW 10-4 CHUM 17-20 CKGM 24-21

South

597 24-24 EVIL 2248 South KRBE 10-13 96X 22-32 KLIF 18-15 WLCY d-28 WGH 9-7

WTIX 2348 Q105 1744

Midwest Y95 25-25 WAKY 13-9 ( KLW 540

KDWB 1242 0102 1944 WLAC 9-11 WBBQ 12-12

Q94 7-5 WDRQ 1241

KSLQ 7-6 WP LI 22-5

92/3 11-8 KNOW 14-7 KSTP 9-12

WOKY 27-23

Welt

W GCL 1544 m ax 17.9 WZUU 941.

WRJZ 8-13

WSGN 9-7 KX106 8-6

WJDX 9-7

KHJ 12-12 K 1 16-18 KIMN 1848

P2 Northeast

1105 2349 I3Q 24-23 WPEZ 17-15 WDRC 1743 J13105 5-13 WOLF 7-8 WBBF 2245 WYRE 1747 WTRY 1945 WPHD 74 WKBO 546

Midwest

WMET 26-22 WKY 11-9 WNCI • WCOL 20-19 WNDE 12-5 WIFE 13-7 KZ93 9-9 WORD a-12 WVIC 13-6 WMEE 1643 WOHO 8-5

P3 Northeast

WJBQ 12-6 WAEB 1240 WEE() 11-6 WGUY 11-9 WHYN 19-17 WFBG a

South

WHHY 17-1-1 WYND 15-12 WRFC 18-15 WLOF 13-21 WFLB 23-22 WOLF 1-5 WA AY 16-11 WISE 8-7 WAIR 1146 WIRK 24-21 KAYC 2141 WTMA 7-4 G10011-9 WLEE 9-9

Midwest

KKRC 8-7 WRKR 16-10 WAKX 4-2 WEBC 7.4 WJON 14-8 WISM 10-8 WROK 204m WTRU 21-20 WKAU 23-19 KVOX 25-19 KQWB 12-10 KKLS 16-13 WNAM 10-8 KFYR on WGBF 8-12 KSTT 1140 WYFM 1541

FlEtPUFriday,October13,1976 Ulnae Huns mdi continued,

" 1i(8 :1/1143- 183 KD 3:7 W 6 Well

.1N WNAP 1146

KYSN 1KDZ A 10 14 01 -

West

KEZY 10-3 KCBQ 6.4 KRUX 10-8 KOPA 1444 KTKT 8-5 KERN 7-4 Y94 19-19 KROY 22.19 KVX M 21-20 KQEO 1141 KRKE 8-8

BOB SEGER

Hollywood Nights (Capitol)

LP Stranger In Town

PI Northeast

WABC 1244 99X 21-17 WNBC 28-24 WRKO 742 WPGC 19-25 WKBW 1242 CHUM 10-7 CKGM on

South

KRBE 15-25 593 19-22

Midwest

0105 8-5 KDWB 74 WZUIT 14-18 WGCL 1344

West

11100 6-9 KIMN 1040 KTLK 13-20

Northeast

F105 6-6 I3Q 8-8 WPEZ 1444 WIJRC 10-16 PRO-FM 1846 WOLF 12-21 WBBF 3-2 WYRE 7-9 WTRY 2148 WPIID 540 WK BO 1544

South

WAYS 22-21 WAPE: 5-5 WGH 1843 WTIX 741 0105 6-8 Y95 10-16 WBBQ 1545 WLAC 19-16 KNOW 4-3 KX106 3-3 WSGN 1345 BJI05 1743 WRJZ 745

Midwest

WMET 6-7 WKY 8-8 WNDE 1141 WIFE 941 KZ93 1045 WVIC 15-14 WMEE 15-19 WOHO 1841 KIOA 21-18 KLEO 29-28 WHOT 9-5

West

KEZY 25-22 KJRB 9-20 KCBQ 7-5 KRUX 9-7 KTKT 13-19 KERN 5-8 Y94 1141 KQEO 10-9 KRKE 7-20

P3 Northeast

WJBQ 4.4 WAELI 15-12 WEE° 14.11 WHYN 10-10 WFBG 841 1004 6-4

South

WHHY 23-20 WYND 16-1m WRFC 6-3 WLOF 12-10 WOLF 849 WISE 9-26 WAIR 1441 WIRK 26-23 WTMA 11.8 0100 8-14 WLEE 19-11

Midwest

KKRC 1040 WRKR 1/45 WAKX 18-29 WFBC 941 WISH 7-9 WROK 21-21 WTRU 1041 WEAQ 19-IS WSPT 11-20, KKLS 20-17 ELMS 6-5 WKAU 29-20 WHAM 942 KKXL 2-4 KFYR on WGBF 6-9 KSTT 7-12

West

KYNO 22-19 KDON 1844 KYSN 942 KDZA 64 KCBN 1845 KBIM 1-4 KFXD 5-6

4

STEELY DAN

Josie (ABC)

LP Ala

P1 Northeast

WPGC 23-22 WCAO 1846 CHUM 1642 CKGM on

South

WHBQ 26-28

Midwest

WDRQ 1544 0102 1847 KSTP 6-7 WOKY 2349 WZUU 24-24

West

KHJ 1545 K Fl 13-14 111001048 KIMN 1541 KTLK ra-26 KRTH 941

P2 Northeast

F105 21-21 130 19-16 WPEZ 23-24 WDRC a WOLF 15-9 WYRE 28-25 WTRY 28-24 WKBO 2048

South

WQXI 27-24 KLIF 32-26 WAYS d-30 WAPE 10-9 WGH on WTIX 32-27 # 1905522410

WAKY 2748 WSGA 19-16 094 1848 WHI M 2148 WLAC 31-36 9211 23-20 KNOW 31-28 KX106 11-9 WSGN 1140 sex IX on 11.1105 32-26 WRJZ d-28 WJDX 25-24

Midwest

WMET 15-12 WKY 1544 WNCI 14-14 WCOL 26-26 WNDE 1645 WIFE 30-26 KZ93 1644 WOW 1644 WVIC 22-22 WMEE 1441 WOHO 1344 KLEO 30-29 WHO d-38 WHOT 1745 WNAP 18-21

West

KEZY 4-4 KTAC 24-22 KCBQ 10-8 KCPX 13-12 KRUX 33-22 KTKT 20-15 KERN 34 KFX114 8-8 KQEO 12-12 KRKE 1744 KVI-FM 20-28 KLUC 7-3

P9 Northeast

WJBQ 20-16 WEE() 22-21 WFBG 7-5 1004 27-22

South

WHHY d-28 WYND 22-20 WRFC 2046 WFOM 16-15 WFLB 31-30 WAAY 25-22 WISE 16-12 WAIR 1544 WANS 15-13 KAYC 25-18 C1001 5-5 WCGQ 2149 0100 23-22 WLEE 17-13

Midwest

KKRC 12-12 WRKR 10-8 WAKX 1248 WEBC 11-23 WJON 5-4 WISP/ 1240 WROK on WTRU 26-23 WEAQ 17-16 WSPT 2348 KKLS on ELMS 27-23 WKAU • WNAM d-27 KFYR 1747 WGBF 12-13 KSTT 10-7

West

KYNO 25-24 KDON 5-6 KYSN 1443 KDZA 11-9 KCBN 16-14 KRSP 441 KQDI 10-10 KBIM 11-8 KFXD 1747

(Parallels continued an Page 281

"BLAME IT ON THE BOOGIE"

The smash single by THE JACKSONS

has conquered R&B radio and is now generating the

pop excitement that will make this record a hit with your audience.

Funky, foot tapping, ear catching and audience grabbing hit music as only THE JACKSONS can sing it.

Management: Weisner DeMann Entertainment Inc. Joe Jackson 9200 Sunset Blvd., PH 15 6255 Sunset, No. 1023 Los Angeles, CA 90069 Hollywood, CA 90028

Produced by The Jacksons Executive Producers Bobby Colomby, Mike Atkinson on Epic Records

Page 28 REtR/Friday, October 13, 1978

DONNA SU M MER MacArthur Park (Casablanca) LP Live And More

PI Northeast

WA BC 21-8 99 X 20415 WN BC a-30 WEIL on-dp W WI 1341 WRKO 64 WPGC 5-3 WCAO 4-2 WKBW 2144 CKGM d-27

South

KVIL 2749 KRBE 12-5 Y100 84 96X 24 L93 2044 WHBQ 2246 WLCY 2242

Midwest

CKLW 13-9 WORQ 2147 QI02 32-29 KSTP 10-8 KSLQ 2047 WOK? 2145 WZUU 15-4 WGCL 1241

West

KHJ 2241 KFI 9-3 KFRC d-23 /UR 1542 KHAN • KTLK d-I9 KRTH 1842

P2 Northeset

1,105 18-4 1314 6-3 WPEZ 1541 WDRC 20-15 WAVZ 1844 PRO-FM 144 38105 24 WOLF 8-5 WHEW d-27 WYRE 10-4 WTRY 2042 WKBO 19-8

South

WQXI 7-3 9414 2447 KLIF 31-27 WAYS 25-20 WAPE 2247 Y103 25-21 WGH 5-3 WTIX 3347 WNOE 11-8 Q105 25-10 WAKY a-20 WSGA 1341 Q94 1743 WBBQ 27-22 WI, AC 13-7 92Q 2146 KNOW 26-24 WFLI 12-8 WSGN 25-21 WKIX 2546 8.1105 37-29 WRJZ 2848 WJDX 6-3

Midwest

WMET a-29 WKY 1642 WNCI 2047 WCOL 17-8 WNDE 4-28 WIFE 27-21 1C193 •-20 WOW d48 WVIC 30-26 WMEE a-29 WOHO 2343 KIOA 2444 KLEO 104 KBEQ a-29 WHB 21-14 WHOT 12-8 WNAP 17-8

West

KEZY 35-29 KING 16-9 KYYX 1041 KJRB 2548 KTAC 27-24 KCBQ 24-20 KCPX 23-19 KRUX 1846 KOPA 2549 KTKT 27-21 KGW on KERN 26-22 Y94 9-5 KROY 1843 KFXM 1947 KQEO 22-21 KRKE 1945 KVI-FM 8-9

P3 Northeast

WJBQ d-25 WAEB 30-24 WEEO 23-20 WGUY 2247 I3FEA 22-21 WHYN 2342 WFBG 1542

South

WHHY 7-5 WYND 13-10 WRFC 2247 WFOM 12-6 WLOF 2545 WELB 32-29 WAAY 13-7 WISE 29-25 WAIR 10-6 WIRK 30-26 WARS 13-9 KAYC 3046 CKI01 1941 WCGQ 1542 WTMA d-28 G100 22-21 WLEE 2446

Midwest

WAKX 28-27 WEBC 14-13 WJON 17-13 WISM 21-12 WROK 29-22 WTRU 27-22 WSPT 27-20 KQWB 2044 KKLS d-21 WHAM d•25 KFYR on WG BF 20-15 KSTT 3048 WYFM 18-12

West

KYNO 1946 KDON 24-23 KENO on KYSN 24-20 KDZA 25-21 KC BN 1541 KRSP 1945 KQDI 29-25 KBIM 2747 KFXD 2046

TASTE OF HONEY

Boogie Oogie... (Capitol)

LP: A Taste Of Honey

P1 Northeast

WABC 1-2 99X 243 WEIL 9-4 WIFI 2-8 WPGC 1348 CKGM 4-3

South

KVIL 5-5 KRBE 2-2 Y100 10-17 96X 748 Z93 945 WHBQ 2-3 WLCY 7-7

Midwest

CKLW 3-4 WDRQ 2-9 WOK? 7-13 WZUU 4-5 WGCL 3-5

West

KHJ 2-2 RE! 5-10 KFRC 2-2 K M 2-2 KIMN 1449 KTLK 1-2

P2 Northeast

I3Q 20-30 WPEZ 3-7 WDRC 740 WYRE 11-22

South

WQXI 17-25 WAYS 4-6 WAPE 946 Y103 640 WGH 8-8 WTIX 4-7 WNOE 744 QI05 4-6 Y95 6-7 WAKY 5-8 WLAC 11-12 92Q 3-5 WFLI 4-12 WKIX 6-8 WJDX 5-5

Midwest

WMET 5-10 WKY 746 WNCI 945 WCOL 540 WIFE 4-5 IS193 7-5 WOW 6-6 WORD 6-5 WMEE U46 WOHO 15-20 1(10/4 3-3 KLEO 1-4 KBEQ 6-8 WHB 741 WHOT 21-26

West

KING 740 KYYX 2-2 KJRB 2-3 KTAC 2-7 KCBQ 1-14 KCPX 5-4 KRUX 13-23 KOPA 14 KTKT 5-7 KERN 10-7 KROY 3-3 Y94 443 KQEO 13-20 KVI-FM 3-5

1.3 Northeast

WEE() 16-23 WHYN 2-5 WFBG 6-10

South

WYND 8-9 WLOF 1048 WIRK 2-3 KAYC 4-7 CKI01 28-36

Midwest

KKRC on WEBC 2-3 WJON 15-15 WISM 9-22 WROK 14 WTRU 5-7 WEAQ 1444 WSPT 16-7 WNAM 1248 WGBF 14-17 KFYR 10-7 KSTT 3-6 WYFM 3-2

West

KYNO 1-3 KDON 1-4 KENO 3-2 KYSN 14 KDZA 33-35 KCBN 6-13 KRSP 1.4 KBIM 9-13 KFXD 641

TRAVOLTA Ez OLIVIA Summer Nights IRSOI

LP: "Grease" Soundtrack

P1 Northeast

WABC 7-5 99X 6-7 WIS BC 341 WEIL 5-9 WIEI 27-28 WKBW 16-29 CHUM 19-18 CKGM 7-7

South

KVIL 11-20 KRBE 8-24 Y100 6-8 WHBQ 17-21 WLCY 16-49

Midwest

CKLW 18-25 KSLQ 1343 WOK? 6-8

West

KHJ 4-5 KFI 7-9 1L1R 4-5 KIMN 1143 KTLK 5-9

P2 Northeast

WPEZ 540 WDRC 942 WYRE 944

South

KLIF 740 WGH on Y95 2749 WLAC 24-28 92Q 1242 BJ1015 9-23

Midwest

W MET 17-28 WCOL 16-17 WNDE 742 WIFE 11-15 WORD 12-13 KIOA 1443 KLEO 641

West

KTAC 6-8 KRUX 23-31 KTKT 18-23 KROY 5-5 KQEO 30-37

133 Northeast

WEEO 840 WHYN 6-9 WIrl1G 1447

South

WYND 9-21 WLOF 5-5

Midwest

WRKR 18-27 WROK 541 WKAU 20-17 WNAM 21-26 KEY It 34 WYEM 10-13

West

KENO 7-8 KCHN 13-20 KBIM 25-35

GINO VANNELLI I Just Wanna Stop (AB M)

LP Brother To Brother

P1 Northeast

99X on WEIL on WPGC 30-26 WC AO 30-29 WKBW d-25 CKGM on

South

KRBE 26-22 96X a-34 Z93 1742 WHBQ on

Midwest

CKLW 1541 WDRQ 1440 Q102 a-3I KDWB 81-213 PLSTP 2348 KSLQ d-28 WGCL a-29

P2 Northeast

13(4 d49 WPEZ 35-27 WDRC • WAVZ 33-32 PRO-FM 24-21 3B105 32-28 WOLF • WBBF a-33 WYRE cl-29 WTRY d-30 WPHD 10-7 WKBO 2140

South

WQXI 5-2 94 14 KLIF 33-28 WAYS 19-16 WAPE 24-22 Y103 2045 WGH 26-22 WTIX d-34 WNOE 26-22 WAKY • WSGA 28-24 Q94 27-23

PS Northeast

WEE() on WGUY 29-26 I3FEA on WHYN 36-28 WFBG on-dp KI04 23-17

South

WHHY 1842 WYND 35-28 WRFC 24-19 WFOM 24-21 WFLB 35-28 WOLF 30-27 WAAY d-28 WISE d-3I WAIR 30-26 WIRK • WANS 2145 KAYC 32-25 C1001 23-15 WCGQ 24-20 WTDA A 28-24 G100 30-26 WLEE a-27

— (0ln* Vennelll continued)

West

RE! d-23 KERC 23-21 KJI1 25-22 KIMN d.30 KTLK ••29 KITTII 24-20

W111114 d.29 WI, AC d-38 92Q 4.26 KNOW 33-27 WFL1 ••22 KX106 16-12 WSGN 6-5 WKIX 23-20 WRJZ 1947 WJDX 29-22

Midwest

WRY a WNCI • WCOL on WNDE • WIFE • KZ99 on WOW d-29 WVIC 2348 WMEE •-30 W0110 24 41 KLEO • KBE Q 26-22 WHB 31-23 WHOT 29-23 WRAP 28-20

West

KYYX on KJRB 1947 KTAC on KCBQ 32-28 KCPX 27-23 KRUX a-39 KOPA 28-25 KTKT d-27 KGW 2046 Y94 on KROY d-28 KFXM 25-24 KQEO 36-29 KRKE 26-23

Midw•st

KKRC d-30 WRK It 27-24 WAKX 25-21 WEBC 4•30 WJON un WISM 29-24 WROK a-35 WTR11 31-30 WEAQ 30-28 WSPT 13-9 KVOX 24-22 KQWB 25-22 KKLS 2249 KLMS • WK AU • WNAM 25-22 KKXI, 2444 KEYR d-1/1 KSTT d•24

West

KYNO on KDON 19-18 KENO 29-23 KYSN 29-23 KDZ A 29-23 KRSP d-26 KQD1 r1•28 KRIM 40-33 KFXD d-30

THE WHO Who Are You (MCA)

LP Who Are You

P1 North east

WABC 23-20 99X 15-5 WN BC 27-23 WIFI 2149 WRKO 1744 WPGC 1443 WC AO 2/45 WKBW 1746 CHUM 2145 CKGM on

South

KRBE 1947 96X 20-20 593 2149 WHBQ 2048 WLCY 2344

Midwest

CKLW 1443 WDRQ 8-7 Q102 6.2 KDWB 941 KSLQ 9-8 WOK? 15-12 WZUU 1641 WGCL 4-4

West

KHJ 11-8 KFI 10-6 KFRC 8-7 B100 1443 FUR 1745 KIMN 1944 KTLK 21-22 KRTH 8-7

P2 Northeast

6105 1341 I3Q 7-6 WPEZ 13-9 WDRC 6-5 WAVZ 940 PRO-EM 7-5 JB105 1340 WOLF 1642 WBBF 4-3 WYRE 2048 WTRY 9-8 WPHD 6-5 WKBO 14-26

South

WQXI 24-20 94Q 10-8 KLIF 34-25 WAYS d-26 WAPE 16-13 Y103 4-30 WGH 21-20 WTIX 1042 WNOE 13-9 Q105 16-15 Y951440 WSGA 17-15 Q94 12-7 WBBQ 10-8 WLAC 16-20 92Q 20-18 KNOW 1543 WFLI 24-10 KX106 1240 WSGN 20-26 WKIX 20-15 94105 2247 WRJZ 1441

P3 Northeast

WJBQ 1340 WAEB 1844 WEEO 15-14 WGUY 6-4 I3FEA d-28 WHYN 24-21 WFBG 9-6 1004 9-7

South

WHHY 24-19 WYND 10-8 WRFC 1441 WFOM 10-5 WLOF 14-11 WELB 1645 WOLF 9-4 WAAY 23-21 WISE 10-9 WAIR 20-18 WIRK 27-25 WANS 7-5 CIO01 6-2 WCGQ 1241 WTMA 1540 0100 10-8 WLEE 1-3

Midwest

KKRC 9-9 WRKR 2147 WAKX 3-3 WEBC 21-19 WJON 1949 WISM 11-7 WROK 25-19 WTRU 1544 WSPT 10-21 KVOX 1042

iair HOTTRACKS These tracks are those which have received concentrated airplay and positive re-

action on AOR Radio over an extended period of time, end in many cases are still

being progra mmed The oritsts/groups selected have sho wn past success on Top 00 Radio Tracks which have been released as singles are designated by A OR Tracks

are listed in order of their level ol airplay and acceptance

AMBROSIA 'How Much I Feel" • "Life Beyond L.A."

BOSTON • Don't Look Back" • "Feelin' Satisfied" "Party"

DAVID BOWIE "'NC 15" "Station To Station' "Heroes"

CARS: "Just What I Needed"• "Good Times Roll" "Best Friend's

Girl-'CHlCAGO "Alive Again" • "Love Was New"

JOE COCKER "Funtime" • "Watching The River Flow"

FOGELBERG-WEISBERG "Power Of Gold" • "Tell Me To My Face FOREIGNER "Double Vision" • "Blue Morning" "Hot Blooded

HALL &OATES "It's A Laugh" • "Melody For A Memory"

HEART "Straight On"• "Cook With Fire" "Dog And Butterfly" High

Time"

JETHRO TULL "Aqualung" "Locomotive Breath" "Crosseyed Mary" LYNYRD SKYNYRD "Down South Jukin' " "Preacher's Daughter" White Dove"

LITTLE RIVER BAND "Reminiscing" • "Lady" "Shut Down Turn Off"

KENNY LOGGINS 'Whenever I Call You Friend"• "Easy Driver" "Walt

A Lime While-

VAN mORRISON "Wavelength"•

PABLO CRUISE Don't Want To Live Without It" "Runnin' " "Worlds

Away"

PLAYER "Prisoner Of Your Love" • "Danger Zone"

ROLLING STONES "Beast Of Burden"• "Shattered""1Nhen The Whip Comes Down" -Faraway Eyes" •

LINDA RONSTADT "All That I Dream" "BaCk in The USA" • "Alison" BOB SEGER "Hollywood Nights"• "Til It Shines"

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN "Badlands" . "Promised Land"

Al. STEWART "Time Passages" • "Song On The Radio"

Styx Blue Collar Man" • "Sing For The Day" "Pieces Of Eight-

oCC -Dreadlock Holiday" • "For You And i"

WHO "Who Are You" • "I've Had Enough" "Sister Disco"

YES -Don't Kill The Whale" "Release Release" NEIL YOUNG "Comes A Time" "Lotta Love"

(Thi Who continued) Midwest

W HET 20-17 WKY 1443 WNCI 13-8 WCOL 1844 WNDE 23-21 WIFE 25-16 KZ93 3-2 WOW 1742 WORD •40 WVIC 8-5 WMEE 10-10 WOHO 5-7 KIOA 13-23 KLEO on KBEQ 18-25 WHB 1047 WHOT 5-4 WNAP 16-9

West

KEZY 24-18 KING 6-5 KYYX 26-25 KJRB 17-8 KTAC 19-13 KCBQ 9-7 KCPX 1643 KRUX 20-12 KOPA 24.20 KTKT 1543 KERN 16-12 Y94 12-12 KROY 1341 KFXM 17-16 KQEO 1144 KRKE 9-5 KVI-FM 23-20 KLUC 1744

KQW 14-6 KKLS 1542 KLMS 7-6 WK AU 9-6 WNAM 11-7 KFYR 14.13 WORE 10-6 WYFM 1744 KSTT 1241

Wert

KYNO 26-25 MOON 25-24 KENO 24-20 KYSN 18-15 KDZ A 7-6 KC BN 14.7 KRSP 17-13 ICQD1 27-24 KBIM 11-N KFXD 24-22

JOHN PAUL YOUNG Love/sin The Air (Scotti Bros.)

PI Northeast

WABC 25-22 WN BC 30-26 WEIL 6-6 WIFI 1140 WPGC 26-23 WKBW 1340 CHUM 11-10

1.2 Northeast

I3Q a-27 WPEZ 1242 WDRC 1341 PRO-FM 20-18 WYRE 1241 WTRY 12-20

P3 Northeast

WJBQ 1949 WAEB 11-7 WEE() 1749 WGUY 840 I3FEA 5-5 WHYN 7-7 WFBG 27-24

(John Paul Young continued) South

KVIL 9-7 KRI M 2044 Y100 1-2 96% 5-4 WI,('Y 13-9

Midwest

(7KI,W 2246 WDRQ 27-26 Q102 26-24 KSTP 1040 WZUU 17-16

West

1SP I 2349 KFRC 26-24 KIN d-24 KIMN 13-9 KTLK 25-17 KRTH 13-13

WK BO 3-9

South

KLIF 11-8 WAYS 8-10 WTIX 10-9 WSG A 16-14 (494 24-20 WBBQ 24-20 WLAC 17-24 KNOW 17-14 WJDX 1744

South

W11117 16-23 WYND 2147 WI,OF 114-24 WELB 1946 WGLE 2.2 WIRK 18-13 WANS 16-27 KAYC 17.17 WCGQ 3-7 0100 14-13 M AE 2549

Midwest Midwest

WMET 1144 WKY 1341 WNCI 21-20 WCOL 29-20 WNDE 15-22 WOW 1845 WOHO 6.3 KIOA 9-9 KLEO 26-25 KBEQ 1247 WHB 1242 W11071545 WNAP 7-7

West

KING 25-21 KYYX 8-7 KJ It It 15-25 KTAC 2349 KCBQ 25-22 KCPX 1241 KRUX 22-15 KTKT 10-9 KGW 1643 KERN 1541 KROY 1744 KFXM 10-10 KQE0 940 KRKi 1342 KVI NI 1240

WRKR 19-30 WAKX 21-30 WE BC 109 WJON 1241 WISM 1343 WROK 1443 WTItU 12-9 WFAQ 27-24 KVOX 5-5 KLUB 8-7 WKAU 21-23 WNAM 1340 KSTT 941 WYYM 13-15

West

KYNO 21-20 KY3N 21-30 KLIZA 9-7 KCHN 742 KRSP 8.5 KQD1 23-22 KRIM 7-6 KFXD 1344

Others Getting Significant Action

continued fro m Back Page

JOE COCKER "Fun Time" (Asylum) 17/9, WKB W, KRBE, KSLQ, WGH, KNOW, WYND, WANS, KQE0, WTRY. IJNDA RONSTADT "Gob B y Baby" (Asylum) 1417 including WFIL, WHBQ, WAVZ, WISM, on KHJ. KFI, 99X, play is from LP JAMES WALSH GYPSY BAND "Cuz It's You, Gid" (RCA) 14/6 KD WB, KIOA KKRC, WEBC, KQ WB, KKLS, 29-28 KKXL, on KSTP, WO W ACE FREHLEY "New York Groove" (Casablanca) 14/6 including WPHD, Y94, WGUY. debut 31 at 99X, debut 27 KSLQ, on WZUU, WGCL. CHAKA KHAN "I'm Every Woman" (VVB/Tattoo) 14/5, WN BC, WCAO, VVYRE, WRFC, BJ105, debut 18 WGH, 39-33 KRBE.

LINDISFARNE "Run For Home" (Atco) 16/4, KQ WB, WKBO, 13FEA, VVTIX, 34-28 BJ105, 29-25 K104, on WKB W. DAN HARTMAN "Instant Replay" (Blue Sky) 13/6 including WN BC. KOPA, Y100, 29-25 WCAO, 2-1 WKBO, debut 29 WPGC, CITY BOY "5.7.0.5" (Mercury) 20/0, 21-16 WRKO. 15-12 J B105, 28-26 WJDX, 16-15 WNOE, 13-9 WAIR.

ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION "Champagne Jam" (Polydor) 20/0, 4-1 WGLF, 8-8 Z93, 25-24 WEBC, 21-18 WISE, DAN HILL "All I See Is Your Face" (20th) 18/0, 10-10 KG W, 26-24 KQEO, 11-8 KVOX, 22-22 WEBC, 26-22 W MEE. WINGS "London Town" (Caption 18/0, 19-18 KD WB, 34-32 WHYN, 5-2 KFXM, 21-16 KLUC, 21-15 KBIM, 19-16 WBBF. CARS "Just What I Needed" (Elektra) 16/0, 16-14 at 99X, 23-20 WDRQ, 23 20 KHJ, 12-613100, 18-16 WJDX. DOLLY PARTON "Heartbreaker" (RCA) 16/0, 17-11 KLIF, 18-17 WLAC. 25 23 WBBF, 12-7 KVOX, 29-22 KAYC, JEFFERSON STARSHIP "Crazy Feeling" IRCAJGrunt) 14/1, PRO-FM, 18-16 KNO W, 11-10 WGLF, 19-17 KQ WB, 27-26 KFRC

LTD "Holding On" (A&M) 13/1, KTLK, 9-9 KRBE, 13-11 WAPE, 27-25 WKIX, 10-10 at 96X

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THE PICTURE PAGE Boston, Heart's Seattle Tales

Paul Korda has signed a recording contract with Janus Records with his de-but album, "Dancing In The Aisles," produced by Spencer Davis, to be re-leased in October. Shown at the signing (I-r) are: Ed DeJoy, President Jan-us; Paul Korda; and Spencer Davis.

Epic artists Boston joined Portrait's Heart backstage in Seattle recently. Shown after the show (I-r) are: TraceY Mitchell, MD, KJR; Steve West PD, KJII; Barry Goudreau, Boston; Howard Leese, Nancy Wilson, and Roger Fisher, Heart Mike Alhadeff, E/P/A; Tom Scholz, Boston; Mavis Mackoff, MD, KZOK; Sib Hashian, Boston; Norm Gregory,

PD, KZOK; Brad Delp, Boston; Ann Wilson, Heart and Fran Sheehan, Boston.

Still The Sabs

Celebrating their ten-year association with Warner Bros, Black Sabbath and members of their entourage posed with label staffers at the company's Burbank headquarters, each hokling one finger eat in representation of the decade-long partnership. Shown at the celebration are (I-r, standing): Bill Ward, group membe.-- Mark Forster, manager of the group; Geezer Butler, group member; Ed Rosenblatt VP, Warner Bros • Tony lommi, group member Album Chapman, tour manager Barry Gross, Warner Bros.; (1-r, kneeling) Shelly Cooper, Warner Bros; Ozzie Osborne, group member and Paul Clark, road manager.

Juice Loose At Whisky

After a recent performance at the Whisky in Los Angeles, Juice Newton met backstage with Capitol executives. Pictured (I-r, standing): Dan Davis, VP, Capitol; Otha Young, member of Juice Newton's backing group; Dennis White, VP, Capitol; Juice Newton; Rupert Perry, VP, Capitol; Ray Tusken, Capitol- and Larry Hathaway, Capitol: (ir, kneeling) Oscar A rslanian, Sam Citro, and Chuck Flood, Capitol; and Bob Young, VP, Capitol.

Korda Boards Janus

"Champagne" On The Roxy

RCA artist Evelyn "Champagne" King recently performed at the Roxy in Los Angeles. Pictured backstage are (1-r): Bob Schwaid, Evelyn's manager; Don Burkhimer, VP, RCA; Evelyn; and her parents. Johnniee and Erik King.

Gortikov Honored As Humanitarian

RIAA President Stanley M. Gortikov was recently honored as Humanitarian Of The Year at the 11th Annual American Medical Center for Cancer Re search's Award Dinner, which was held at the New York Hilton Pictured at the dinner are fir* Cy Leslie, President The Leslie Group, 1%9 A MC Honoree, and 1978 Executive Dinner Chairman; Harvey Schein, Executive VP, War-ner Communi cations, 1977 A MC Honoree, and this year's Dinner Chairman; Stanley Gortikov; Walter Yetnikoff, President CBS/Records Group, 1975 AMC Honoree, and this year's East Coast Dinner Chairman; and Steve Diener, President ABC Records and 1978 AMC West Coast Dinner Chairman.

WSIX KBND WREC KGRL WGN KFOR WCCO WHIZ KMOX WMT KMBZ KOXE KOMO 14RK0 KSL KPSI WTMJ KGBX KDWN KROF WCKY WYNE WAVE KIT WFTL KBOI WJNO WHAV WSPD WR1E WHIO WI N WDAE WATR KRNT WONN KUGN WIBW WELI WCER KPPL WKI0 KPNW KCSW KPTL KBLF WEIM KXLF

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THE PICTURE PAGE Levon Here

ABC artist Levon Helm visited Memphis recently as part of a series of listening parties for his new album, with local radio personnel attending the party. Pictured at the fete are (I r)- Frank Kelly, MD, WZXFt Helm, Tom Owens, PD, VVZX P. Dino Barbis, ABC; and Harriet Lapides, MD, WHBa

Metheny In Action

ECM Records artist Pat A4etheny recently performed at the Rosy in Los Angeles. Show 'n congratulating Pet back stage are (In) Dan Kelly, Warner Bros. (who distribute ECM)- Ted Kurland, Metheny's roanager Metheny, Nil Van Veh, ECM,. and WB's Alan Rosenberg, David Young, and Rick Schultz

Night-Blooming Jazzmen

Promoter Bill Graham joined Milestone recording artists the Milestone Jazzstars backstage after their recent ap-pearance at the Masonic Auditorium in San Francisco. Pictured ll-r, seated) are group members McCoy Tyner, Sonny Rollins, and Rort Carter (Ir, standing) Orrin Keepnews, VP, Fantasy; Ralph Kaffel President Fantasy/ Prestige/Miles tone/Stax; Al Foster, group member and Graha m

Smiles For Geib

EMI America President Jim Mazza and Vice President of A&R Don Grierson recently flew to New York's Record Plant studio fora preliminary hearing of the J. Geils Band's new album, which will be released in November Shown at the studio are (I-r, standing) Mazza; J. Geils and Peter Wolf, group mem-bers,. and Grierson; seated) Seth Justman, group member and Joe Wissert producer

Greenberg's Neck's Big Group

Members of Atlantic recording group Firefall, Larry Burnett (left) and Rick Roberts (right), try to keep Atlantic Records President Jerry Greenberg from losing his head over their latestalbum.

We Were Always Streethearts

Following Dion 'S recent appearance at the Bottom Line in New York, Arista

recording artist former member of the Velvet Underground, and well known bon vivant Lou Reed (left) discusses street poetry and the loss of innocence with LIfesong recording artist former member of Dion and the Belmonts, and well-known wanderer Dion

It's Raining and Ws Hot.

WRKO 25-22 WKBW on WHBQ deb 29 KSTP 26-23 KJR on KTLK on JB-105 40-36 WTRY on Y103 on WTIX add WBBQ on WKIX on BJ-105 38-32

WNAP add KING deb 25 KYYX deb 29 KJRB 29-26 KTAC add KGW on Y94 add KQE0 on KVI-FM deb 34 WHYN 42-39 WYND on WFOM on WLOF 31-30

WAAY on WAIR on KAYC 34-28 CK101 add 37 KKRC 30-26 WRKR deb 28 WJON on KVOX 26-24 KOWB deb 26 KKLS add KFYR 19-15 KCBN on

"Raining In My Heart" Leo Sayer Produced by Richard Perry

On Warner Bros. Records

The Gary Owens Standardized Baby Talk System

REtR/Friday, October 13, 1978

Have you had a lifetime of confusion about what other people's kids mean when they say something like, "Guh go see Bam-Bam and Grunk-Grunk?"

Well now, at last, here's the Gary Owens Standardized Dictionary of Baby Terms . . . so that from now on all kids will call things the same thing as other kids call it!

Ever notice how those kids next door call their grandparents Ug-gruk and Tamp-Tamp? And the ones across the street call their's Nurb-Nurb and G larp-U hp? Well right here in the G.O. Standarized Dictionary it clearly says that from now on it is Runk-Uahhh and Vort-Vort! See how simple it will be? Whenever you hear some strange kid say "Guh go see Runk-Uahh and Vort-Vort" you know he means Grandma and Grandpa.

And so many other words here in the book . . . toy-toy is now O000h-O000h . . . and Nerl-Nerl means book.

Lets put an end to this business of improper identification today! Just send a stamped, self-addressed adult to: Zorg-Zorg, care ofthis paper . . . Rooff-tuff, Creet-Crett! Do it today !

So many wonderful inventions have come to us in this century. I'm just looking here at a list of the really great ones.

Here's the Telefarb, invented in 1926 by the remarkable Cyrus T. Vortner. The telefarb, as you know, made it possible for man to send cooked tapioca from one city to another electronically.

And . . . here's Thomas Alva Scruggs and his invention, the Mechanical Wheat Restorer . . . With his remarkable invention we became able, for the first time, to take ordinary shredded wheat and turn it into regular, whole wheat. Those who never liked their wheat shredded owe a great debt to Scruggs.

Then here's the inventor of the vacuum tube, Valdimer Honks. Not the radio vacuum tube, but a tube that you shove up your vacuum when the lint bag gets too full and clogs things up.

And, who can forget the great pioneer in electronic development, Marconi Schwartz, the inven-tor of the first electric tennis shoe. Marconi Schwartz died tragically when he wore his own invention into the baptismal font at the christening of his godson.

And, perhaps the greatest invention of this or any other century . . . the Video-Banana, which made it possible for Alan Funt to get that hilarious sequence in which a fruit seller and his cart are run down by a car with no engine in it.

Makes you wonder if the next century will be as filled with as many great inventions as the last. I was thinking the other day . . . if only we had something that would write with type. A machine where you push keys down and a typed letter goes into the paper. Any inventors out there working on that one, drop me a line on your Underwood and let me know if you're interested.

I miss Groucho Marx. I didn't know him well, but I miss him. His wonderful sarcasm is needed. I remember Groucho's sage comment, "There's one way to find out if a man is honest . . . ask him. If he says 'yes' you know he is crooked ! "

I had the pleasure of nurgling at the home of a long time pal, Tommy Li Puma, for the launching of Horizon Records last week.

Tammy and Al Schmidt (who have been chums of the Gary Owens Bldg. for nearly 20 years I are heading up the label in conjunction with the giant parent company, A &11I

The heads of A&M were there too, "A" (Herb Alpert I & "M" (Jerry M oss( and hundreds of well-wishers spent an enjoyable evening with the Horizon artists. The dance floor was so enjoyably crowded I was dancing cheek to cheek with the girl behind me.

Bobby Dale arrived from San Francisco wearing his stylish Polaroid Monocle and House of Lords wig. Gil Friesen looked robustly healthy from a smog-burn earlier at the beach. Horizon star Dr. John was handsomely dressed in his fashionable watercress boutiniere!

It was a great evening and much success to the gang at Horizon.

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Black Radio Bill Speed

CO M MERCI ALS AND AGENCIES:

Sound Values For Black Stations

The way a radio station sounds when it stops for a commercial breakis a very important component of your station's presentation. Does the identity during the commercials match the overall image of the station? This week I discussed various problems regarding com-mercials on Black formatted stations with Steve Block, VP/Manager at Eastman Radio, one of the larger radio rep firms.

I began with a topic that is crucial to the overall sound presentation of a Black station — ethnic commercials. It seems that all too often an agency with a big client feels it necessary to cut "ethnic-slanted" spots which they feel are designed especially for an ethnic-format station. In the process, the commercials wind up sounding condescending or even derogatory toward the audience they're aiming at.

Block agrees: "That's a hell of a good point. The commercials are too ethnic. I hear that just as a listener and I wonder myself. I think an ethnic group has to bring that out to an agency. Somebody should definitely make a call on the agencies and bring that to light . . . relating it to sales."

How A Rep Can Help Block continued in that vein, introducing a few circumstances in which a station's rep

can help get that station the kind of commercial sound it desires. "Maybe it's the salesper-son's job, to . . . bring it to the attention of the buyer, or even someone else at the agencies, taking dn the approach, 'Let me tell you why this spot isn't going to work because it's too hokey.' A lot of agencies make that mistake, even with non-ethnic things. We see it all the time on TV, but even on the radio, you'll hear a commercial that is an insult to your in-telligence. I don't know that it's necessarily just an ethnic problem. I think it's just the pro-blem of an agency turning out a commercial they might think is good but really doesn't do the job."

So how can a salesperson, whose primary goal is selling time on the station, help in-fluence the agencies to create better-sounding spots? Block admits it's no easy task. "It's a sore subject with the creative department of a lot of agencies, but I think any suggestion that a salesperson can make — say, through the buyer — can help. The sales approach would be to call on whoever their contact is at the agency and say, 'Hey, look, our station's listeners would probably relate to this type of commercial better than what you're doing, and here's an example of a change that we've taken our time to do for you — but we're not putting down the creativity you're using' . . . that sort of approach. 90% of the time, it's going to get turned down, but the 10% that does get the creative person to say, 'Hey, wait a minute, they have a good point' — that is going to put you out in front."

Block concludes the thought: "It doesn't meet with great success all the time, but when it does, it's well worth and it's important, especially with the variety of formats and targeting of different demographic and ethnic groups that goes on today."

BARRETT° AT BLS — While in New York recently, Atlantic recording artist Ray Barrett° visited WBLS to promote his latest album, "Can You Feel It Pictured from left are: Clarence Bullard, Atlantic: Pam Hale M D, WBLS; and Berretta.

Establishing The I niportance Of Ethnic Station Buys One of the main problems in getting commercial spots tailored to fit your station's sound

in Black radio is convincing ad agencies that it's worth their while to make the effort It's Important to establish that your station is a key factor in the market. Block recommends "getting your market facts together." Point out the ethnic composition of your city, and the percentage of ethnic listeners your station reaches. And if you pull a sizable mainstream audience chunk, bring that out, too. As Block says, make sure the agency knows your station "generates some big numbers, and therefore should be a part of the radio buy" in your city "That is a part of my job as a salesperson," he continues, "to bring these facts out to the agency, and I would say that would be true with any ethnic sell."

Block adds that if a Black station considers itself a "universal," with appeal to a white audience as well, that's all to their advantage. "If a Station can prove itself in that way, more power to them." But a station aiming primarily at a black target audience is not to be dis-missed by agencies either, he feels. "I still, as a rep, believe in a spectrum buy in a market. Generally speaking, for most buys, you should always try to buy a spectrum, which should include some Top 40, some Pop/Adult, some Country, and some Black, if it can be proved that that group is a potent force in the market."

The key is to prove your effectiveness as a powerful radio station in your market, com-bined with making an effort, through your rep or generated yourself, toward communicating to agencies the particular sound needs in commercials your station has. If those points can be accomplished, both your station's sound and its financial picture can be greatly improved.

NIGHT 77 ME IS THE WRIGHT 77 ME — Walt -Baby - Love, Program Director at KKTT/Los Angeles (left), shares the mike with TK recording artist Betty Wright, who stopped by the sta don, spinning discs and chatting with fans, prior to her performance at the Rosy.

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Roger Holloway has stepped down as Program Director at WTLC/1ndianapolis, but retains his morning show as well•as responsibilities of Music Director. Amos Brown, the station's Assistant Manager, is currently the acting PD . . . Wayne Henderson and Roy Ayers will be going into the studio and doing an album together . . .

Places Effective 10-16 Tar, Inc., whose home offices are presently in Los Angeles, will move to

a new location. The new addres.s will be 12029 Ventura Blvd. Studio City, CA 91604. The phone number will be (213) 985-3560 . . . Plough Broadcasting is looking for a Operations/Program Director for K-97 (WHRK)/Memphis. Please forward all tapes and resumes to Tom Kroh c/o the station . . . %TLC/Indianapolis and WWIN/Baltimore are the latest places to drop their numbered playlist . . also, WWIN played WSYD in a game of football. WSYD was defeated 6-0 . . .

Things WANT/Richmond is currently doing a "Run For The Groceries," promotion that takes

a particular caller to qualify for the shopping spree. Their name is put into a hopper to be drawn at a later date, but if you qualify you win tickets to concerts, LP's, and T-shirts. The winning listener (when drawn) will get to spend two minutes with a shopping cart at a local grocery store . . . MEND/Hartford is doing a promotion for the months of October and November entitled "Party Pack '78." According to station PD James Jackson, they're focusing on getting into the community, to the places listeners go. One example is the 'Thrill On Wheels" promotion, which is a roller skating disco. There's even a Halloween party planned as well as a bilingual puppet show . . .

IT'S BEEN INCUBATING A LONG TIME...

...BUT THE TIME HAS COME. For centuries, Black Music has been a symphony of sounds with no conductor, no one to orches-trate its phenomenal growth. Still, the sound rooted in the beat of an African drum has be-come the most popular form of contemporary music in the world today. And now, for the first time, it has a singular unifying voice of its own.

The BLACK MUSIC ASSOCIATION. If you are sincerely interested and involved

in the advancement and enrichment of Black Music, you should join now.

Black Music today is Everybody's Music. But until recently, not everybody involved in Black Music was being heard. The dreams, hopes and needs of Black Music performers, composers, musicians and merchandisers have been lost in an industry so geographically vast, so philosoph-ically splintered.

Now, after three years of organizational de-sign, the BLACK MUSIC ASSOCIATION has been formed to unite this unharnessed energy, creativity and talented artistry known as Black

Music. Its goal is simple, but crucial: to Preserve, Protect and Perpetuate Black Music on an inter-national level. Shouldn't you be part of this important movement?

A distinguished group of recording, mer-chandising and broadcasting executives—black and white alike—have come together to make the BMA not a dream, but a reality. People like Jules Malamud, who directed the National Asio-ciation of Recording Merchandisers for 17 years, and is regarded as the recording industry's number one association executive; Kenneth Gamble, Co-Founder of Philadelphia International Records and the man credited with popularizing the "Sound of Philadelphia." Plus members of the Advisory Board, the Board of Directors and Ex-ecutive Council whose names are truly a Who's Who of Music.

I3MA ONE OF THE MOST INFLUENTIAL VOICES • IN THE ENTERTAINMENT ARTS Dedicated to the

Advancement, En-richment, Encour-agement, and Rec-ognition of Black Music.

The BLACK MUSIC ASSOCIATION is not just for performers or record executives. It is for Everybody in-volved with Black Music.

If you are among the thousands of musi-cians who play Black Music. If you are one of the voices who sing it or whose feet dance to it.

If you are a composer who writes it, a broadcast personality who plays it. If you publish, record, market, manage or represent black Music tal-ent. Or if you have any professional connection with Black Music, the BMA is your association. We got it together, but we need your member-ship now.

The BMA will protect your interests, provide a forum for your views, for exchanging thoughts on your ideas and problems. Locally, regionally, nationally and internationally, BMA will work to advance Black Music worldwide and to ad-vance the people who are affiliated with it.

PROFESSIONAL INFORMATION PROGRAMS Through periodic newsletters and membership directories, you'll be informed of what's happen-ing in our industry. You'll be kept abreast of de-velopments in every area of popular music through BMA's close working relationships with other music industry organizations. You'll be ad-

vised of proper money management, tax shel-ters, group insurance.., and other benefits that are not currently available to you as an indi-vidual —and your membership in BMA will make it happen!

B LACK MUSIC HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM W. C. Handy, Scott Joplin, Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith, The Count, The Duke, Mahalia Jackson, Ella Fitzgerald and so many others both

past and present, in every aspect of Black Music have gone without formal recognition for far too long. One of BMA's first priorities, there-fore, is to establish the Black Music Hall of Fame and Museum. This will soon be a reality—and your mem-bership in BMA will make it happen!

E DUCATIONAL, SCHOLARSHIP AND CAREER GUIDANCE Of course, not all Black Music participants are stars. The qualified people in our business will get the break they deserve through educational and career guidance as well as financial assis-tance—and your membership in BMA will make it happen!

A NNUAL BLACK MUSIC AWARDS TV NETWORK SPECIAL The BMA Awards TV Special will have more stars per second than any ever aired. A lavish program f9r prime time network TV is now being planned for telecast during each new broadcast season. At last, those involved in Black Music will get the additional recognition they deserve—and your membership in BMA will make it happen!

NNUAL CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS These will be working sessions devoted to add-ing new dimensions that will further the growth of Black Music. Informative panels and seminars will be open to give and take participation by all members, and will serve as a catalyst to improve industry-wide communications. At these confer-ences, individuals and companies will be hon-ored foe outstanding professional service to the entertainment industry—and your membership in BMA will make it happen!

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1 ORGANIZATION WHOSE IMPACT WILL BE AS VAST AS BLACK MUSIC ITSELF...

Co-Founder and President of the BLACK MUSIC ASSOCIATION, distinguished as both a gifted artist and a successful executive Widely recognized over a 19-year career as a talented lyricist, producer, ar-ranger, composer and musician. At the same time, Gamble launched and built Philadelphia International Records into a premier !abel . renowned for its prowess in spotting and grooming top back pop artists As a principal in Gamble-Huff and Bell, he's credited with gaining world acclaim for the "Philadelphia Sound -

A skillful manager, Gamble has guided careers for Teddy Pendergrass, Lou Rawls, Billy Paul and the (flays Lining his walls are

KCNNETH GAM B LE Grammy s of gold and platinum records for singles and albums such as "Me and Mrs. Jones," "I Love Music: "Love Train," "The Jacksons" and "Family Reunion" plus citations from the State of Pennsylvania and the City of Philadelphia honoring his civic and professional contributions.

Through it all, Kenny Gamble's tacic philosophy of Universal

Avs,dreness remains unchanged For nearly i'vve - decades he has striven for an organization where people of every color who are involved in Black Music can express their own needs, personal aspirations, professional goals and career objec-tives The BLACK MUSIC ASSOCIATION is that unifying force

EDWARP WINnSOR WRIGHT

Co-Founder and Executive Vice President of the BLACK MUSIC ASSOCIATION, a prominent broad-cast and music industry senior executive for 25 years Currently president of GEI Communications, record industry consulting organi-zation and division of Global Enter-tainment Industries, Inc , Wright entered the broadcast field on the bottom rung with radio station WCIN in 1953 as a 13 year old part-time disc jockey for a teen pro-gram and worked in the sta-

tion's news and production department, later becoming its pro-gram director He similarly rose swiftly at Cleveland's WABO to the position of program director and went on to positions as general manager of Minit Records (Liberty, United Artists), president of NATRA and now chief executive of GE, Communications, coordinating

market research, public relations, personal man-agement and record company consultation for U S and European clients

JILES MALANILID Driving force behind the growth of NARM, is the Senior Vice President and Managing Director of the BLACK MUSIC ASSOCIATION. BMA probably could not find a bet-ter executive to guide its growth. During his 17 years with NARM, the world's top trade association for re-cording merchandisers, Malamud helped design federal and state laws against record and tape piracy and pushed for their enforcement Malamud, with a trained eye for new talent and a flair for promotion and merchandising, discovered a then unknown named Paul Williams and changed his name to Billy Paul. He has held positions with Jubilee Records as promotion

director, Essex Records as sales manager and Somerset/Stereo Fidelity's marketing vice president During those years, he forged solid relationships with rack jobbers, re-tailers and distributors. Jules was NARM's first executive director and orchestrated its spectacular growth: he increased NARM's membership from 20 original com-

panies to well over 400 and expanded NARM's annual convention attendance from 200 to ap-proximately 2000. Malamud is totally committed to the future growth and direction of the music industry and will guide the national and interna-tional development of the BLACK MUSIC ASSOCIATION

GINDA GRACIA

Was a Talent and Program Nego-tiator for the Entertainment Division of CBS Business Affairs before she was recruited to the post of Executive Director of the BLACK MUSIC ASSOCIATION. Gracia was also the first black woman to hold a business affairs executive position

in network television. While study-ing international business and fi-nance law at Temple University's In-ternational Law Center, she worked as a business affairs consultant with Philadelphia International Rec-ords for two years where she met BMA Co-Founder, Kenneth Gamble.

[wart Abner George Albert Barney Ales Henry Mier) Bob Austin Clarence Avant Al Bell Nest Bogart Joe Cohen John Cotter Don Cornelius Al Count One Stake Diene, Ahmet I rt.)." Dayio Frankiin • F iieten tee Garlick

ADVISORY BOARD HONORARY CHAIRPERSON

Berry Gordy Jr. CHAIRPERSON Jerry Mose

VICE CHAIRPERSON Dionne Werwick

Sian Gortikoti Quincy Jones Seymour (Cy) Leslie Alan L'vrngslOn Bruce Lundvail John k 'Mike Maitland Mo ORn Henry Rogers Dana Ross Jerry RulAnslen Charles tRuck SnYth Joe Smith orn Stenberg Robert Summer Vatter vetnikon Lee Zhito Don 7itritnerni

111ARD OF DIREC FORS COr.e.rl Jr!, SI lONS VICE PRESIDENT

Rod McGrew ci ttADS VICE PRESIDENT

LeBaron Pt RI oRMINS ANTS'iyi rPRESIDENT

Smokey Robirseon mpact-fAN ";%,:i vifF PRESIDENT

Calinn Simpson

Larkin Arnold Berne Bergman George Boner Harold Childs Dave Oars Tarn Diaper Oscar Fields Jack Gibson Robed Gordy Cer OK:Oren

Hai Jackson Erne tearer Dread Lteberman Sidney miner %Ilene Srmpson Joe Bullerball Tarnbuirro Jorn Tyrrell Maurice Whrle C Mete

&ewe Wonder

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL PERFORMING ARTS CHAIRPERSON

MERCHANCurD rINIGIaM RPERSON Tad Hudson

COMMUNICATIONS CHAIRPERSON R Janos

RECORDS THAIRPERSON Cecil 14Me

Cookie Arrorson Cletus Anderson SOO Asnrord Woo Barney Wade &cogs Earnest Bursion Harry Coombs SKI Owns Al Edmondson Series Edwards Paris Elti Roberta lack

Ray Harris Sian Mailman Leon Hun Jay Jacobs Ernest James ▪ J Jeffries

Irene Johnson-Ware Arn Kelsey Maw London

Wall Love Van McCoy John Mar rnadake Mary Mason Ahrn Skip WIN Don M..res Basil Nies Eddie Pugh Wanda Ramos CharreS George Schiffer Jim Schwartz Earl Sherfon Bill Bunk y Sheppard Joe Simone John Smith

Speed Hank Tatien Ralph Thompson Bob Ursery Bruce Webb Jew, Willam,

STANDING PKOIFCT COMM! I I LES iess Awards lcasting Affairs

,tironal & ScholarShP •ainment ,nment Allarr• ' Fame & Museum onal Bankirxj

• marketing & Researt.. - • sAmeeen,tberingsst.&pConterence

• • Mo wn Picture & Tatter's.' Productron Awards

• Personnel & Placerner.1 • Prolessionai Services • Public RelabOns & Pubticriy • SeCurity. Information & Anti Piracy

e (J:iuzying is a list of B MA Founding Me mber Companies through whose significant financial spiritual and professional support, the initial

operations of the BMA were made posstble

We wish to sincerely thank: ABC A & M Recoils Ansta Records

Billboard Black Haar° ErCluS..e Capita Records Cash Bo. CBS Records Group • CBS Associated Labe', • Columbta Records • Epic Records • Ponrad Records Ivy Hai Packaging Company MCA Records Motown Record CerpOrarlOn PauStC Retailer Philadenprua international Records

•.‘7. 1,200,0 & FilmWorks • Phonogranv Mercury Records

• Polydor Records • PolyGrarn Drsinbution RCA Records Record World RSO Retards 20th Cerklury Records United Artists Records Warner Communications. Inc • Atlantic Records • ElektratAsylurn Records • Warner BIOS Records

D LACK MUSIC IS YOUR INDUSTRY...SUPPORT IT BY JOINING THE BLACK MUSIC ASSOCIATION NOW!

Membership in BMA is open to all individuals, companies and organiza-tions involved in at least

one of the numerous and varied activities associated with the BMA's objectives. There will be two types of general memberships:

A. COMPANY MEMBERSHIP Company membership is applicable to all companies or organizations involved in the music industry.

B. INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP Individual membership is applicable 10 all persons actively engaged in the music industry who would not become a member via a company and/or desire individual membership

CHARTER MEMBERSHIP BONUS: Membership dues paid anytime during calendar year 1978 will automatically be considered paid the remainder of 1978 and for the entire calendar year 1979, at no additional cost!

Prior to filling out an application please determine your correct memhershlp category code from the fri..1 "11". u•••• In ••J111. .

CATEGORY A: COMMUNICATIONS A-1: Advertising agencies A-2: Discotheques, cabarets and clubs A-3: Live theatre A-4: Motion picture companies and personnel, per-

formers, independent producers and directors A-5: Press A-8: Professional organizations and associations A-7: Public relations firms A-8: Radio and television stations and personnel,

including program and music directors, air personalities and independent programmers

CATEGORY B: MARKETING AND MERCHANDISING B-1: Distributors B-2: Importers and exporters B-3: One-stops B-4: Professional organizations and associations B-5: Promotion and marketing

Rack Jobbers B-7: Retailers B-8: Other

CATEGORY C: PERFORMING ARTS C-1: Attorneys C-2: Booking agents C-3: Managers C-4: Musicians C-5: Producers C-8: Professional organizations and associations C-7: Publishers C-8: Recording studios and personnel C-9: Songwriters C-10: Vocalists C-11: Other (e g , dancers, dance companies,

musical groups)

CATEGORY D: RECORDING, MANUFACTURING AND MUSIC INDUSTRY SERVICES D-1: Plating, processing and pressing plants D-2: Printers and lithographers D-3: Profess:3 = Giganizations and associations D-4: Recording companies or recording labels and

personnel 0-5: Tape duplicators D-6: Other

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CHECK ONE: REGULAR MEMBERSHIP $50.00 PER YEAR

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REtRIFriday, October 13. 1978 Page 41

NEW &ACTIVE The follo wing are those ne wer releases that are receiving

significant akpley at m any of our reporting stations. Individual

co m ments regarding each song are sett-explanatory, and are

designed to highlight the key action.

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PUNI(AI MUC -Ono Nation Under A Groove .' (WS) The country's pledging

to this one with SIP% of our reporters sho wing it Chart toppers In ell regions.

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Bonet W DAO. KKSS. The West sho ws top chart at KDAY. KSOL

MINFORD 6 INPAPIPON "It Seems To Hang On" (WS) 62% of the country

is on It Top 10 activity in most regions In the country with the Midwest showing Top 10 throughout The West sho ws Top 5 at KDAY. K.501 and

KYAC Th. South show' significant chart positions at W ANT. W AOK. W HRK In hot rotation at W VEE. Key moves in the East at WDAS Top chart

activity •t W A MO. W HUR. WILD, %NON. JA MBI: MS "Shame It On The Boogie" (Epic) 61 % of our reporting stations

are showing It. New this week at W DIA. The East has significant chart positions at WA MO WHUR WI( ND The Midwest shows hot rotation at

KKSS. W DAO The W est has chart toppers at KDAY. KDKO KSOL The

South is slo wly growing with significant moves-at W AOK. SWITCH "There'll Never Re" (Moto wn) Hot record with 61 % of our report

en on it In the East Its Top 10 at W A MO. W DAS, W XYV. W HUR The Mid

west has Top 5 et W VKO. WJ MO in hot rotation at W CIN. W DAO The West is slow but sho wing significant chart position at KYAC The South leads

with activity Holding good chart position at W ANT. W HRK and W DIA O VU M KHAN "I' m Every W oman" (WE) Mot record every where and still

gro wing with 56% of our reporting stations on It New at WPOra W AOK. W ANT. W VKO. W DAO. WTLC Already topping charts at KMJCI. KYAC.

VIDAS. In hot rotation •t W WRL W CIN M ITT W RIG HT "TonIght• The Night- (TX) 56% of our reporting stations

are showing it with top chart activity all regions New st KYAC. WK ND In the West It moved Into Top 10 position at KSOL KDAY shows Top 5 The

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shows It In the Top5 at W DIA. SYLVESTER "Dance Disco Host" (Fantasy) This one has 54% on it with significant cirri positions In all regions. The South has key stations show

ing key positions at K M X). W PDQ. W DIA. The West shows Top 10 at KDAY. KSOL In hot rotation In the Midwest at KKSS. WCIN The East holds

Top 5 posit ons at WI WI', W O AS RICK JA MES "Mary Jane" I Motown) 50% of our reporters on it with most

regions showing strong chart positions The South leads the way with key positions at WANT. WDIA in hot rotation at WVE E. WHRK The West sho ws

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DIANA ROSSO/ Pi•CHAEL JACKSON "Esse On Do wn" (MCA) 46% of our reporting stations showing this one. Top 10 activity in most regions In the

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at WILD. The South shows significant positions at KMJCI. W DIA. DONNA SU M MER "IdecArttso Park" (Casablanca) 43% of our reporting stations are on It The West has Top 10 et KYAC KDKO KDAY The South

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BARRY M I ME "Your Sweetness Is My Week nese (213th) G rowing heat with

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"Mists Cool" ASHFORD AND SIMPSON "Is It Still Good To Ye" (VVB) "It Seems

To Hang On" "Is It Still Good To Ya" FUNKADEUC "One Nation Under A Groove" M B) •"It Seems To Hang On" ROSE ROYCE "Strikes Again" (Whltfleid) ""I'm in Love (And I Love The

Feeling)" " Love Don't Live Here Anymore" LTD -Togetherness" (ARM) •"Holding On" "We Both Deserve Each

Other's Love" TEDDY PENDERGRASS "Life Is A Song W orth Singing" (Philadelphia

•"Close The Door" "Only You" "It Don't Hurt No ROY AYERS -You Send Me" (Polydor)•"You Send Me" "Get On Up, Get

On Down" MICHAEL HENDERSON "In The Night Time" (Buddeh) •"Take Me I'm Yours - In The Night Time" RICK JAMES "Come Get it" (Motown) •"You And l" " Mary Jane"

These albums ere listed in order of airplay activity frorn all our reporting stations combined. Asterisk denotes that the track is also • single

The lollowIng are songs which have peaked in Regional Hottest status and no longer quality for the New and

LTD- Most regions are still holding on. still has strong chart pooh:lona many pert, of the South. The West shows top activity elthough not every station

The Midwest holds lists few key stations with good rotations MICHAEL HENDERSON - MOGI regio n. •re OM Oft It In the South its numbers show signs of cooling off However the Midwest ha• it in good rotation

et key stations The East shows only a few stations but hot rotation in s!onificant pLeces PrIcCIUUrfli - Top 10 activity in most regions The South reflects top charts at some pieces. ss does the Midwest The East es well as the West reflects

midchart •ctivity I1TARGARD - Only two regions nod on. but they both sh ow strong chart positions The South has key stations keeping it Top 10 and the East has Top 5.

although not all stations These records are beginning od show format crossover action. They are lend alphsbetkelly with regionalized station data.

Cross avers AJNKADEUC "One Nedon Under A Groove" W E) NE 1412 WIFI 12 WPGC 9-4 WCAO, 21119 WKBO. 11 WAVZ debut 15atl3C1. add WOLF

1915 at 96X, 27 25 WLCY. 13-8 WAYS. 146 WSGA. 2822 WSGN. 29-21 W AAY, Z3-19 WAIR. 27 22 WANS 12 WFLB debut 2B 283 debut 24

WKIX. debut 30 VITRA & edd WHB Q YVT1X WYND M W: 22 19 WDR Q 2820 KSL Q 87 WGCL 28,23 KBE° W: debut 29 K ROY add KGEO

KYNO. KCBN SYLVESTER ”Dence101eoo Heat)" IFanteryl NE: 24 20 WN BC debut 27 WPGC. debut 28 WCAO. debut 23 WOLF add WK BO S: 28-24 Y100, 3625 at 96X. 2817 WGH 20-19 WAKY, debut 30 WAPE. add WAYS. WRFC WFLB. CK101 M W: 28-24 KSL a 2927 WGCL. on WVIC. WRKR

W:2820 YM, 5-4 KYNO. on KILL KRTH, KQE0, K ROY. add K FRC CHAI M IGUILN -I'm Evers Wo men" (II/dTratooi NE: add WNBC. WCAO VVY RE a 39-33 KRBE debut 28 WAYS. debut 18 WGH. on WHBQ

W APE. add BJ105. M W: on WISM. W: on KTLK

PETER BRO WN You Shoukl Do It" ILlash/TX) NE 17 WAMO 6 WVVIN M W: on WCIN, on WDAO 2 WLOU a 13 PCMJCI

GINO VANNELLI "I Just Wenn. Stop- I/18 M NE: 23 WDAS M W on WCIN on WDAO 15 VVTLC S: 25 KMJG W: on KDKO

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(ALBUM ORIENTED ROCK)

Jeff Gelb

Drea ms Come True

It's something out of a 40's movie complete with coincidences, drama and a happy ending: three friends who are students together at Syracuse University have the same dream - to create their own radio station. Their research shows there is an open frequency just outside Syracuse, so they spend the better part of a year putting together their FCC application and the funds to buy the frequency. At the eleventh hour their application is challenged by a com-peting company, and the two lock horns till they decide to merge. As the final scene fades and the credits roll we see the triumvirate and their financial partner smiling as the initial calls of appreciation start pouring in on the station's first broadcast day.

WAQX (95X) is Syracuse's first locally-originated commercial live AOR station. Prior to their sign-on August 4th this year, Syracuse AOR tastes were served by Syracuse U. cam-pus station WAER and from WOUR in neighboring Utica. 25-year-old Station Manager Craig Fox, 24-year-old PD Ted Utz and 22-year-old MD Ed Levine were certain Syracuse could support an AOR station, and after each left school for some practical AOR experience (Utz at WRNW/Briarcliffe Manor, Levine at WKTK /Baltimore for instance) the three re-grouped with new financial partner George Kimble of ACK Communications to put 95X on the air. "Initially," Fox said, "I think the rest of the radio marketplace expected mid-sixties hippie radio with no format. These people were probably most surprised when we came on." PD Utz explained, "Our combined commercial AOR experiences have shown us the things we do and don't want to do here. Any hints of our backgrounds in freeform college radio for-mats are totally out of our systems. We're structured but leave plenty of room for new music."

That new music is researched with the help of the station's listeners. As MD Levine ex-plained, "We ask listeners to send in postcards with some demographic info and their favor-ite types of music in return for albums, concert tickets and such. From those cards we pick a listening panel for whom I audition possible music adds. We'll try and have the same group in twice so we can get a better feel for their musical preferences."

So far the station's feel for its listeners' tastes seems on the button, if their enthusiastic initial reponse is an indicator. Their phone calls are especially heartening to Station Man-ager Fox, who doubles as the station's Chief Engineer, and actually constructed the station from the consoles up - with the help of two friends who were students at the university at the time. For Fox, who has been building radio stations since he was twelve when he put together a nuts-and-bolts operation that sent a signal throughout his neighborhood, WAQX is a dream come true. Despite days that begin at 8:45am and a morning airshift, and often end as late as Ilpm with the managerial tasks done, Fox is elated about the station's arrival and success: It really feels great." His business partners Utz and Levine are equally happy with the station's initial listen-

er and client response. They feel their youth has been a big plus in the station's initial com-munity acceptance level: as PD Utz puts it, "Syracuse needs fresh ideas from new young faces." And AOR radio, ever the source of new blood for records and related industries, is also always in need of new blood as we continue to grow and develop into the 1980's.

WA ax PD Tod Utz (11-01-ti and MD Ed Levine In yht)

Yates To Consult KWST Century Broadcasting announced late last week that Tom Yates has been named pro-

gramming consultant to their ratings-troubled Los Angeles AOR affiliate KWST, effective October 23rd. Bobby Cole, Century's PD at KMEL/San Francisco who had also been pro-gramming KWST for the past several months, will now devote full energies to the San Fran-cisco outlet while Yates and Century search out a full-time KWST PD. Meanwhile Yates, formerly PD at KLOS for six years, has been promised autonomous programming control of KWST. He commented. "I'm tremendously excited by this new consulting arrangement and am very much looking forward to helping KWST attain a position of real power in the market."

• • • •

Former KZOZ/San Luis Obispo morning air personality Curtis Kimball died of a heart attack suffered after running a charity fund-raising marathon last week. He was 2'7. Station MD Chip Knight said the entire staff was "stunned" and saddened by Kimball's death. Kim-ball, who had been with the station for a year. had recently left to pursue a related career in advertising with an area agency.

Evolution Ownership of KDKB AM & FM/Phoenix changed hands from Dwight-Karma

Broadcasting to Mesa Radio Inc. effective October 3rd. Station GM Eric Hauenstein announced there will be no format change for the AOR . . . KHFI / Austin has changed formats to AOR from Top 40. Welcome aboard, guys . . . Randy Sutton has left as PD of KFML-AM/Denver after seven months. He will announce his new plans shortly. The station's new PD is Ken Cole . . . Bob Shannon has stepped down as MD at KZEW/ Dallas; he will continue his airshift. Doris Miller is acting Music Coordinator . .

KDKB-FM/Phoenix MD Chris Nolan has exited the station. The station has a new pro-duction director: Larry Nielson from KAFY/Bakersfield, and a new account exec: Patrick Adams, from WCMF/Rochester. . Jim Zalewski has been named new MD at KRST / Albuquerque. a position left open when former MD Bob Shulman was named the station's PD. Zalewslci was with Frank Magid & Associates . . . Kathy Derouville is the new Music Coordinator at K PRI /San Diego . . . Debbie Calton is the new MD of WQXM /Tampa. She was formerly with WRPL/Charlotte . . KTYD/Santa Barbara PD Larry Johnson has taken himself off the air to do more programming research for the station. Dave Kellner has been promoted from part-time to full-time air staff at the station . . . WMMS/Cleveland has a new weekender and production person: Jenny Cheeks (great name, and it's real ) from WQXM /Tampa and a Clevelander by origin David Brarnnick has been named General Sales Manager at KSAN/San Francisco. replacing Jeffrey Nemerovski who will be doing special projects for the station. Brarrinick was an account exec at KSAN. . Jim Schneider has joined KMGC / Dallas as National Sales Manager, from a former post with Eastman Radio/ New York . . . Dan Carlysle, formerly with KWST/Los Angeles. has joined Gorov-Kaplan independent promoters as their National AOR Promotion Director. . Andre Gardner has joined WPST 'Trenton for weekend airwork.

Update KQRS/ Minneapolis carried off a grand experiment in coordinated music and lights

this past weekend as part of an area arts festival. A laser technician perched atop a 52-story building bounced lasers and other lights off other Minneapolis structures in time to pre-selected music being played on KQRS. The "Minneapolis Laserscape" was dubbed the world's largest light show and was, according to witnesses, quite a sight ( hopefully we will have pho-tos in an upcoming issue) . Bruce Springsteen did it again: he did a concert that was aired by an informal AOR network, that is. This time it originated from the Fox Theater in Atlanta, and was heard by listeners of WKLS/Atlanta, ZETA-1/Miami, WQSR/Tampa, WOFtJ /Orlando, WZXR/Memphis, KLBJ/Austin. KILT-FM/Houston and KZEW/Dallas . Speaking of concerts, the Bay Area psychedelic music nostalgia concert came off recently. with artists like Canned Heat. Paul Butterfield and Big Brother (with Kathi McDonald vo-calizing) reliving their hits once more to an 8000 person sell-out . WBAB/ Long Island has begun a fortnightly concert series with a hook-up through local club the Silver Dollar Saloon. Their first radio concert featuring the Winters Bros. came off without a hitch . . WORJ/Orlando is now referring to itself as ZETA-7 on the air, and has also revamped week-end musical fare to freeform with no commercials as new PD David Souza begins to reveal his new directions for the station . . . When Billy Joel showed up to play piano and answer interview questions at WIOQ/ Philadelphia recently, so did a film crew from the "Evening Magazine" syndicated show, who taped as air personality Ed Sciaky asked questions and Billy played. Watch for the results on syndicated TV . . . KMOD/Tulsa air personality Chris Van Dyke broke the world's record for rocking on a rocking horse at the Tulsa state fair recently. He rocked for 32 hours to prove, as he put it, "that KMOD is the rocking station in Tulsa" .. KYYS/Kansas City air personality Jay Cooper has been named one of the hosts of a new area PBS show called "Human Beings as Distinct from Other Animals" The show profiles a wide range of Kansas City residents KTCL/Ft. Collins, Colorado just celebrated its first anniversary as a 100,000 watt facility . . . KGOT/Anchorage is celebrat-ing its third AOR aruii versary with two commercial-free hours of music every day for the en-tire month of October . . . So who is Gary Osborne, the co-writer of most of the songs on the new Elton John album, anyway? For one, he was one-half of a duo named Vigrass-Osborne who recorded for Uni Records in the early seventies. His more recent works have been record-ed by an ex-member of the Elton John band, Nigel Olsson, among others.

Color ROCKTOBER: Several AOR stations are taking advantage of the name of this month as

format-oriented promotional tie-ins. WMMR/ Philadelphia has been asking listeners to send in lists of their top ten albums to help the station compile the area's 93 favorite rock albums of all time, all of which were played in the course of a recent weekend. KAZ17 Denver is

Continued on Page 44

800,000 Skynyrd fans already bought the album. They didn't care whether it was recorded in 1970 or 1978. DO YOU? Gold and going platinum. "Skynyrd's First And... Last."

"I listened to it withboth ears. It ain't all old stuff!!"

John Gorman, P.D. WMMS.

"Lynyrd Skynyrd's 'First And... Last' album is the perfect Skynyrd album because there is something for everybody and 'Down South Jukin" is the perfect combination of everything Lynyrd Skynyrd was."

John McChan, P.D. WDVE.

"I don't care if the material is seven years old, they were ahead of themselves then and now the audience has finally caught up to Lynyrd Skynyrd's 'First And... Last.' That's no bull!!"

Tom Daniels, P.D. WLPX.

"The hot tip is that they have always been great... the Dom Perignon of rock and roll... this album is the real thing."

Mary Turner, D. J. KMET.

"DOWN SOUTH JUKIN 9 99

MCA 40957 •

The single from the album MCA-3047

Produced by Jimmy R. Johnson and Tim Smith . MCA RaXIRD5 Dui 111.0308

VOIN Balla

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Jeff Gelb Continued from Page 42

,carrying a "Rocktoberfest:" a nightly radio concert for the entire month gathered from the 'S—eialti, on stockpile of tapes. KMET/Los Angel _W_givin awayince mpl DLa_omprebeiv:ye area concert guide throughoulthe month.

-FOLIAGE WEEKEND: Also taking advantage of the time of the season is WBLM / Lew-iston-Portland, who invited listeners to spend a weekend with them at nearby Sugarloaf ski resort. For $25 the registrant got weekend accommodations, Saturday dinner, a theater per-formance, a party, Sunday brunch and a ski gondola ride to the top of the mountain for a bird's-eye view of the changing colors of autumn.

FREE ACID: KSJO/San Jose celebrated the 35th anniversary of the discovery and first ingestion of LSD by playing "acid rock" artists all day long recently. Included were Bay area favorites like the Grateful Dead and Airplane, as well as more obscure Southern and Eastern bands like 13th Floor Elevators and Ultimate Spinach. The station also gave out "real" acid to its listeners real ascorbic acid, that is ( Vitamin C).

A HOMEGROWN PARTY: WHCN/Hartford invited its listeners to a reunion party at a local club where most of the local bands who played on the station's first Homegrown album project performed. The listeners' dollar admission also netted them a copy of the album, ini-tially released a year ago (the station is preparing for a second such project now) .

WEBN'S DECADE A PIECE OF CAKE — In honor of WEBN/Cincinnati's recent tenth anniver sary celebration, ABC Records presented station staffers with a surprise birthday cake depict ing the station's hot air balloon and successful annual fireworks display above the Cincinnati skyline.

BUILT TO LAST: KIRST/ Albuquerque, in conjunction with A&M Records and the 19434 album, is doing phone-in registration for prizes that are built to last until 1994: rubber bands, paper clips and the like. Grand prize for the promotion is a record care kit designed to help their albums last until 1994.

ANAGRAMMATICALLY SPEAKING: KZEL/Eugene, in conjunction with Epic Records offered two of its listeners a free dinner if they came up with the most anagrams from the group name Nantucket. The winner, by the way, came up with a staggering 186 different words.

Winner of the Billboard Award for

"Best Radio Special of the 'Year"

RIM/Friday, October 13,1978

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RUN FOR YOUR LIFE — KBBC FM/Phoenix sponsored a recent marathon benefitting the Sickle Cell Society of Arizona which attracted five hundred runners As a result of the marathon the station was able to pledge a $2500 donation

Concerts And Conversations PRESENTATIONS: WMMS/Cleveland presented Greg Kihn for $1.01 . . . C101/Cor-

pus Christi presented Phyrework for free . . . WCCC/Ilartford presented Molly Hatchet for $1.07 . . . WLRS/ Louisville presented UK for $1.02 . . . WZXR/ Memphis presented Larry Raspberry and UK for $1.03

RADIO CONCERTS: Talking Heads on KLOL/Houston . . . Jay Boy Adams on K99/ Birmingham . . . Genya Ravan on CHUM-FM/Toronto . . . Greg Kihn on WL1R/Long Island . . . Dyan Diamond on KSAN/San Francisco . . . Joe Cocker, Greg Kihn, Josh White Jr., Tom Paxton on WMMS/Cleveland.

Gt. EST DJs: Jeff Pollard of Le Roux on KSMB/LaFayette. CONVERSATIONS: Dan Hill, Spyro Gyra on WQSR/Tampa . . Jack Tempchin, Jan-

is Ian, Van Haien on KZOK/SeatUe . . . Greg Kihn, Bill Chinnock on WNEW-FM/New York . . . Southside Johnny, Meat Loaf. Cheech & Chong, Tom Paxton, Josh White Jr., Greg /Olin, Joe Cocker on WMMS/Cleveland . . . %'an Haien on KREM-FM/Spokane . . Jay Boy Adams on K99 /Birmingham . . . Foreigner, Meat Loaf. Talking Heads on KLOL/ Houston . . . Phy rework on C101/Corpus Christi . . . Robin Williamson on WL1R/Long Island . . . Black Oak Rick Derringer on K99/Great Falls, Montana . . . John Oates on WROQ/Charlotte . . . Uriah Heep on WYSP/Philadelphia . . . Martin Mull, Frank Zappa on WBLM/ Lew iston . . . Dyan Diamond on KSAN/San Francisco . . . Levon Helm on WEBN/Cincinnati . . . Henry Winkler. Bruce Springsteen on WPLJ/ New York.

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WBCN

WCOZ WBRU

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WCCC

WDRC

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WMMR

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KLOL KORS

KOKO W-4

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Richard Bear

The keyboard player that's played on albums with Carly Simon, Richie Haven, Jeff Beck,

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radio stations:

WOBK WGOE KSJO KRST WNEW-FM 3WV KZAP KAWY WBAB KZAM KLRB KTCL

WAVA KZEL KTIM KBCO WHF X KFLY KWFM KZEW

WGTB KLAY KZOZ WJAX KTXO KPFT WLY X WJAX

WDEK

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Jennings Waylon's LP shipped gold over 700,000 units. There's a twelve inch out on the

Buddy Holly medley from the LP "I've Always Been Crazy" which is picking up solid AOR acceptance. Buddy Holly lives

on these stations:

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WEBN KZAM

WBCN KZAP WOBK KSFM WNEW-FM KRST

WHFS KFML

KAWY

KZEW K MOD

KLOL KPFT

WRAS

WOSR WXRT KOKO

Frank W eber A very talented singerlsongwriter who writes with the best of them. Backed on this album by Richard Tee, Steve Gadd, John Tropea,

David Spinozza, to mention a few. It's now on the air at:

KLAY WOBK KTCL

KBBC W WYZ KBCO KPFT KFML KAWY

WWCK KTMS KJAZ

KCBC ZETA-4

FM103 WEEI

KTMS

Key cuts, "71", "Regina", "As The Time Flies",

"Complicated Times", "Straighten Up And Fly Right" Great album for early morning programming.

REtRiiridey. October 13.1978

Pi i4ea d i o & R e c o r d s Album Airplay/ 40 Chart OCTOBER 13, 1978 summary 1 WHO Who Are You (MCA) 2 LINDA RONSTADT

3 BOSTON

4 ROLLING STONES

Living In The USA (Asylum)

Don't Look Back (Epic)

Some Girls (R Stones)

6 FOREIGNER Double Vision (Atlantic)

STYX Pieces Of Eight(A& M) 7 HEART Dog & Butterfly (Portrait) 8 FOGELBERG/WEISBERG

9 AL STE WART

10 KENNY LOGGINS 11 YES

12 CARS

13 NEIL YOUNG

Twin Sons.. (Full Moon/Epic)

Time Passages (Arista) Nightwatch (Col)

Tormato(AtI)

Cars (Elektra)

Comes A Time (WB/Reprise)

Skynyrd's First And. (MCA) Bursting Out (Chrysalis)

Hot Streets (Col)

Wavelength (WB) 18 BOB SEGER Stranger In Town (Capitol)

19 HALL & OATES Along The Red Ledge (RCA)

20 PABLO CRUISE Worlds Away (A& M)

21 AMBROSIA Life Beyond L.A. (WM

22 10CC Bloody Tourists (Polydor) 23 GINO VANNELLI Brother To Brother (AEt M) 24 ROBIN TRO WER

25 DAVID BO WIE 28

27

28 IAN MATTHE WS Stealin' Home (Mushroom)

29 SEA LEVEL On The Edge (Capricorn)

30 TOTO Toto (Col)

31 PLAYER Danger Zone (RSO)

32 PAT TRAVERS Heat In The Street (Polydor)

33 BLUE OYSTER CULT Some Enchanted Evening (Col)

34 TALKING HEADS More Songs About.. (Sire)

3$ EXILE Mixed Emotions (WB/Curb)

38 JOE COCKER Luxury You Can Afford (Asylum) . . .

37 BRIAN FERRY The Bride Stripped Bare (At')

38 JOE WALSH But Seriously, Folks (Asylum) 39 ALAN PARSONS Pyramid (Arista)

ao DAVE ED MUNDS Tracks On Wax (Swan Song)

14 LYNYRDSKYNYRD

15 JETHRO TULL 16 CHICAGO 17 VAN MORRISON

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN

LITTLE RIVER BAND

Caravan To Midnight (Chrysalis)

Stage (RCA)

Darkness On The Edge... (Col).

Sleeper Catcher (Harvest)

Title "Disco" "Enough" "Song" 'Trick"

"USA" "All That I Dream" "Alison"

Title "Satisfied" "Party"

"Beast" "Shattered""Eyes"

Title"Blue" "Hot" "Belong"

"Blue Collar" Title "Sing" "OK"

"Straight" "Cook" Title "High"

"Povver""Face"

Title "Song" "Valentina" "End"

"Friend" "Driver" Title "Wait"

'Whale" "UFO" "Release" "Future..

"Needed" "Roll" "Got"

"Lotto Love" Tide "Look Out" "Back"

"Jukin' " "Things" "Home" "Dove"

"Aqualung" "Loco" "Mary" "Minstrel"

"Alive" Title "Chance"

Title "Checkin' ""Kingdom"

"Hollywood "Shines" "Brave"

"Laugh""Memory"

"Without It" "Runnin'"

"Feel" Title

"Holiday" "For You And I"

"Stop""Love" Title

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"TVC15""Station"

."Badlands" "Prove" "Room"

"Reminiscing"

"Inch" "Shake It" "Hang Up"

"Colada" "Fifty-Four"

"Hold""Flower" "Girl" "Prisoner" Title

"Instinct""One" Title "Place" "Reaper"

"River"

"Kiss" "You And Me" "Fun Time"

"River""Sign"

"Summer" "Over" "Store" "Life's" "Goes Up"

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IN THE BIN

Another week of steady air-play for the heavies while new releases by mostly fami-liar names juggled for space. WHO stayed on top with hots at 83% of our reporters with UNDA close behind, hot at 80% of our reporters. Next were BOSTON and STONES, unchanged from last week's positions, with hots at 77% and 68% of our reporters res pectively FOREIGNER, STYX and HEART held their posi bons while FW and STEWART inched up. YES and CARS moved up and YOUNG had a good week of growing air play. TULL was this week's highest debut with adds dt 53% of our reporters plus ear ly hots. CHICAGO and VAN registered significant airplay gains as GINO inched up. BO WIE debuted with adds at 34% of our reporters. Also de buting were MATTHEWS, TOTO and TFtAVERS. BOC bounced back as HEADS moved up and FERRY and EDMUNDS debuted. Almost charting were TO M PETTY, PHOEBE SNO W and VAN HALEN.

This chart is based solely on airplay and does not attempt to fabricate a trend. The artists in italics are those receiving the most rapid gain in air play. Album cuts are listed in order of airplay preference

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Pro mrsea Mfatch Out For Lucy IRSO) 2.. REEF ALL

The Strange Wey . L4 bentlel • ormolu. muds

Itlin Foe Hoene (Arco)

1 STEPHEN STILLS

Con Get No Booty ICoe

4. JUSTIN HAY WARD

TJ. -Forever Autu mn - (Cal) • DEPETI RAPPEETT

-Right Down The Una - (IIA)

• OIDIE COTTON

TI. -A Sundry In So Wn • LAtioNJ

I. NICK GILDER

"Hot Chid In The City !Chrysalis) ▪ SILL Y JOEL

She, Aheeys A Wo men" Wog

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MOST ADDED THE HOTTEST JETHRO TULL Bursting Out (Chryselis)- Added at 53% of our reporters. Charted at number 15. NEIL YOUNG Comes A Time (VYB/Rnprise) - Added at 43% of our reporters. Charted at numbor 13.

CHICAGO Hot Streets (Col - Added at 39% of our reporters. Charted at number 16 DAVID BO WIE Stage (RCA) - Added at 34% of our reporters. Charted at number 25. VAN MORRISON Wavelength (WB) - Added at 31% of our repor-ters. Charted at number 17.

WHO Who Are You (MCA) - Reported hot at 83% of our reporters. Charted at number 1. UNDA RONSTADT Living In The USA (Asylum) Reported hot at 80% of our reporters. Charted at number 2. BOSTON Don'( Look Back (Epic) Reported hot at 77% of our repor tars. Charte4 at number 3. ROLUNG STONES Some Girls (R. Stones) - Reported hot at 68% of our reporters. Charted at number 4.

FOREIGNER Double Vision (A(lantic) - Reported hot at 65% of our reporters Charted at number 5.

NORTHEAST HOTTEST UEDA PKINIETALIT

Living In The USA lAsylum) W HO

Who Are Y ou (NCA)

31041.000 STONES

So me GPIs IR Stones) DOSTOP4 Don't t oat Beck (Eok)

1011EIONEE

DoarbIe Vision LA W

AL STE WART

Time Passages (arble)

ADDED

ass

86%

76%

7/ %

If%

JETHRO TULI. Bursting Ou r (Chrysalis 54%

DAVID NO ME

Siege (RCA) 4.7%

IAN M ATTHE WS

V as & Home Paha Amami If% NEB YOUNG

Cornea A Moe IWELIReprbel MPS

moan wow Against The Oreln(Cal) 2.11

TWOSO ME BREAKOUTS- T1te numbers refer

ro the percentage of stations an each area mei reported the album as rather a hot or

an add

SOUTH HOTTEST

FOCH LWERGAVEISSENO

To,,),, Sons (Full MoorilE plc) W HO

Whu Are You (MCA

HEART

Dog Et Butterfly iPortraltj

1101ITON Don t Look Beck (Epic)

UNDA RONSTADT Living In Ti.. USA (Asyturn)

ADDED

CHICAGO

Hot Streets (Cal)

VAX M ORRISON

WevelengM (WE)

NOR YOUNG

Co mes A Moo IVIII/Ropriso)

J.T14R0 TULL Bursting Ou (Chrymells

YES

Tonne to (A67

MIDWEST HOTTEST

WINTON

DOel ft ook Beck (Epic)

W HO

Who Are You (MCA)

UNDA RONSTADT

Living In The USA (Asylum) ETTII

Places CH Eight (AB M)

FOREIONEA

Double Vision (A denbc)

ADDED

JETHRO TULL.

Our (Chry maks

NEN. YOUNG

Cortese A Moe 4V11/71eprisra, DAVID SO WN

SE W M CA) VAN PLIORINI ON

Wevekang M (WE) cc

Bloody Tourists (Polydorl

WEST HOTTEST

W HO

Who Are Vow (4ICA

UNDA RONSTADT Living In Ti.. USA (A .y&,,,)

MOUTON

Don t ook fleck pk

AL V TR ART Time Passages (Ads tei

HEART

Dog ES Butterffy (PoroWtt

ADDED

CHICAGO

Ho f Streets (Coll

JETHRO TULL Bunting Out IChryselsi

DAVID SO WN Steps (RCA)

LAX M ATTHE WS

Strain . Home ASuanroons) PAT IRA VI NE

Hoar In The Street IPolydoei

NIX YOUNG

Conroe A Thee (WO/Reprisal

78%

75%

77%

77%

BP%

33%

47%

3611

31%

31%

11%

"ROCK-TOBER" ard NEW RELEASES FROM CAPITOL

STARZ FROM THE WHITE-HOT ARENA OF ROCK 'N' ROLL. FEATURING "THE

LETTER" AND "SO YOUNG, SO BAD" THE NE W SINGLE. ST-11861

TERRY REID Rogue Waves

•

TERRY REI ONE OF THE GREAT VOICES IN ROCK 'N'" )LL RETURNS TO THE MAINSTREAM WITH HIS CLASSIC PRODUCTION STYLE ON HIS DEBUT CAPITOL ALBUM, "ROGUE WAVES". CO-PRODUCED BY CHRIS KIMSEY. SW-11857

RICHARD TORRANCE

FANS OF RICHARD'S "RIO DE JANEIRO BLUE" WILL QUICKLY PICK UP ON HIS NE W ALBUM "ANYTHING'S POSSIBLE" THAT FEATURES THE PUNCHY LATIN/ ROCK FLAVORED ORIGINALS "BE BOP 'N' HOLLA" AND THE TITLE TRACK. SW 11860

BRINSLEY SCH WARZ ONE OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT RE-ISSUES IN RECENT YEARS. "BRINSLEY SCH WARZ" & "DESPITE IT ALL" ARE TWO GEMS OF EARLY 70'S COUNTRY/ROCK ORIGINATING FROM THE LEGENDARY ENGLISH BAND, BRINSLEY SCH WARZ. FEATURES THE SINGER/SONG WRITER TALENTS OF NICK LO WE.

SWBC-11869

I KING OF HEARTS Close. But No Guitar

KING OF HEARTS SW-11848 A SUPERB DEBUT ALBUM THAT WILL SURELY IGNITE MASS APPEAL FOR A MELODIC ROCK SOUND FROM THE FORMER LEAD SINGER AND LEAD GUITARIST OF LES VARIATIONS. INCLUDES "SOMETHING TO HIDE" AND THE NE W SINGLE "STAY WITH ME".

APRIL WINE THE FIRST CAPITOL ALBUM CAPTURES PERFECTLY THE FEELING OF THIS INTENSE ROCK OUTFIT PO WERING THROUGH HEAVY-METAL CUTS LIKE "ROLLER" & "ROCK 'N' ROLL IS A VICIOUS GAME". SW-11852

DR HOOK BESIDES THE SMASH-HIT SINGLE "SHARING THE NIGHT TOGETHER", THE UNIQUE DR HOOK BAND TOUCHES MANY MUSICAL STYLES INCLUDING J.J. CALE'S UNFORGETTABLE "CLYDE".

SW-11859

LOOK FOR CAPITOL'S NE W PROGRAMMING AID! VOLUME 1, APTLY TITLED "HOTTER AND TIGHTER; FEATURES SAMMY HAGAR, DR. HOOK, STARZ, MOON MARTIN, GENTLE GIANT & MORE.

C 9 ,11CAP.tOt ic1‘.0•10,1 ,C1C

VOL.1 EDITS

& REMIXES.

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At111 ACTIVIT9

Albany 5(8 462 5555

&ODE D Ban Grad (Anna) Blots Band (COI) Valen• Carr lArc Coll Owe. (Coll Ler . Helm 'ABC'

Jennings IRCAI Reaps Kroghlon (An Coll Ian Matthews 'Mushroom' Ramon. ISoo•I Deed Sarr000, (Anne) See Level (Careworn) Phoebe Snow (Coll Mord World IWIS1 Pao loners (Potydot) Tow Turner lUAl Gino Vane., I AISMI Weather Repo. (Arc Coll

PACK HOPI(, PO: PLO WPHE N /I .1

LISS

Jeff Lorber (Inner Cot,1 HOT Van Morrison MB) Ned Young IWB Repoisel Lirde Boost ado (Asylum' Jethro Tull IChryulos) Yrs 11,11 Crs l(lonotre) Bolan Fe , 1/1g) lOCC (Polydor I Heart IPortrull Al Soave., Mosta) Who (MCA) Deee Edmunds Moen Songl Foragner 'Ad' Rolling Stones IR Stones' Bruce Samna,. 'Col/ Tallong Nowa (Sorel

various nits. Playing Sit. RIC CLAPTON and RICA

.\

( 0 1 111 111 Albuquerque 505-268-7946

ADO( D IC611

loafer's Flowed IElektra) Jethro Tull IChrysaltsl len Melds.. IMushrooml Ail* Guthrie 11•411 Miss Band Moll Traveler (ABC) Coroner lEptel Molly Hailhel (Earl Tina Turner (UAI Golden Earnng (MCA) Jay Boy Adams IAN Le•On Holm (ABC) Pal Trevor, (POInker)

HOT Waylon Jennings IRCA I TOCC (Polydor) Sty. (MIMI Fogelberg/Writhing

(Full Moon E Hew, lenrny11 Cot, Boy IMercury I .3•10 B. tua. 111661, HMI & Clair, 'RCA/ 1994 ta&M, Boston tE PK I Van Helen (W8) Cast 1E101 ,1

HPA ZALE WSKI, MD: JENNINGS' "Medley" 10CC's "Holiday STYX'. "Collar" IOGELBERGANEISNIG's "Power' HEART's Straigkl" CITIF. "Summer" AB. 1111 111 s "Satin" HALL & OATES' "Laugk" 1994s "A-gain Plating FRICCLAPTON and CHEICH &CHONG sonata

AWM:witt Allentown 215 694 0511

ADDED 1991 IA&M1 Ned Young IWO Reprosel Nen LIM Pon, /Aril ALI Fool., ICardsancal 10C( 1Polydor I HOT Londe Rorinadt (Asylum' Sotho (MCA) Boston lEcorl Styx (ALAI) Rooms Stones IR Stonerl

Yes lAll I Fortin. (A111 Sleeennt ,.

TarbergNInsbag (Full Moon Cori

Kenn, Lagoons (Con Jos WAN !Anion. GI, Rafferty OJAI Haft go Ones IRCA Noce Gilder IChryulosi Bob SAyon (C•Pn&

6101P. SANFORD. MD: Playing warms.. .Ts P).1.).,1 AMPROSIA, VAN MORRISON. FINNAN.. sunlit', SISHOP aird ERIC CLAPTONdlothIsingles.

IKINCY1F641 iirix.)1KIETVIFA4 I Anaheim 714-776-3696

ADDED Sfy• (AIM) 01.1.0 (COI/ lknde Romney I ATtom Jethro Tull ICtornalosl V.. Morrison MB, Dead Bane (RCA/ Kenny Logan, (Coll Blue Oyster Cult (Coll Rolling Stones IR Stone. HOT Bonon I E or, Caw lElektrel Bob Seger 'Capri,. Fogelberg/Weisberg Fornaner (Aril

(Poll Moon Earl Who IMCA) BouorSpringsteen (Coll PITT (RSOI Nee. (Pornalt) Al Stew . (Aron&

TARRY REISMAN, MD: Kerins wHou. wt. PlisTing 1)11) and ERIC CLAPTON singlw

l i dt Zt Anchorage 907-349 2531

ADDED HOT Steerset (Amu( Who 1MCAI

trawl Skyard IMCA) Knorr, Lamont ICNI Styx !AMA/ Bow . 1( .1 Ol•eet Worn.) Hall ar Clain (RCA)

Rawl Stones IR Stoat:

LARRY WAYNE, PO: Playing various cots Plan., LINDA RONSTADT.ingle

‘‘0

Ann Arbor 313 662 9103

ADDED Sep Level ICepororn1 Clore. (Coll Phoebe Snow 'Coll Van Mo. ., MID Neil Young (WEI Reprosel °..o TWO) Rlien Fan 111/1

Broca Snows's. (Coll Leon Rawl' (Predate WBI Rolling Stones IR Stones' Dn. Men. (Coll Who IMCAI Joe Cocker (Asylum) FogelbergAileisbere

(Full Moon E./ 0.11Tornadon 'Atonal Ambrowa (WO) HOT Bob Dylan (Coll Salon (Epic) Johnny Winter ill,. Sky I George Thorogood (poundal aoko Tenor (Alligator) Greg Kohn Markley, Tom Petry (Sheller ABC I Al Starr, (Ariola/

MARK OWENS, MD: Playing w HOU. Corta Plating FIREFALIE W&FandERIC (LIPTON singles

Austin 512-474-6543

ADDED Sea Level ICrptocorn) Yes lAtll Weather Report (Coll Van Morri,on IWO) Mod Wand Ildandl Neel Velum PNB Return Pat nen. (Polydon Jethro Tull IChrnales1 Chace. (Coll Richerd Worst (Coll Crusaders (ABC-I'. Thumb)

WASPS BELL, PD:PlaTIRS THEN STILLS.ingle.

Bruin Fairy (All HOT Rollins Stows IR. Stows, Tallima Heads (Swl Heart (Portrael( Robsn Trona (Chrysalis/ Blondle (aro/Salon Linda Ronstedl (Arylurrol Bruce Spn ween (Coil Cr. lEkknal HMI& Oates (RCA) Who INCA)

various wt.. Playing STE

KKXX ;warn sumo em ioe

Bakersfield 805-393-1500

ADDED Chore. (Coll 1CCC (Polydor I HOT Who 'MCA' Ven Helen IWO) And:roue MB) Bob Seger Werra') Sty. (1&M) Set hop" IISO)

CHRIS SQUIRES, MD: Playing various ruts. Haying GENE COTTON, VAN MORRISON, FIRE/ALL, GERRY ItAfF(RTY, KINN, LOGGINS, EXILE, JUSTIN HAY. WARD, CARS, GINO VANNES'S, DAN, PLAYER, PRISM, FOG GIWEIS NIG, BILLY poll.. STEPHEN BISHOP, BEACH BOYS, ANNE NUR. RAY and JOE COCKER singies.

Heart Modred) Foreigner IAN Hall & 0 0., (RCA) Lgand Skynyrd MICA) Linda Ronald, lAsyluml Pommy Stoner (R None.) Erne Rorer Band Ileannat) Ch., Rea lUA) Al Stewart (Anne)

Baltimore 301 889.0096

ADDED Who (MCA) IS.. Oyster Colo (CM) Pablo Crate (AIM) Toth (Coll Keony loggins (Coll Dared Barre IRCAI Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA) Jethro Tull IChrytalosl Forsdbers/Worbsrt HOT (Full Moon (pod Rolling Stones IR Sown( Styli MINN, Emmy.. IAN Heart (Portrar) Linda Ronnalt )Awlum) AI Stewart (Anotal Bolton l(acl Yes (Ad)

RICK FOWLER. MD. Playing ..1010 .1S 'IREF UL STEPHEN BISHOP and ERIC (LAPTOP. singles.

a t";: ) live FM

stereo 99

Binghamton 607-772-8850

ADDED Peed Young (WIL.ReprIse( Jethro Tull (Chrysalis/ Van Morrison Wilt) HOT Balton lEptel VT (Ad) °wag. (Col) Who INCA) Li Nam. 1Arind

Soya IPAAII Heart IPortworl Linda Montt/WI lAsylon. Hall & Oat. IRC A / Lynyrel Skynyrd IMCAi PITT (MO) IOCC (Polyrlori Fo .bergArrerbew

I F oll Moon (owl G.no Vane.. (AWN,

SCOTT MICHAELS, MD: Playing own ., cuts Play• iftg SON SEGER, KENNY LOGGINS, DONNA SUM. MEI. AMBROSIA. EXILE, SILLS JOEL, NICK GILDER, LITTLE RIVER BANDandIRIC CLAPTON sashes

IPA Birmingham 205 785 5111

ADDED Nell Yours. (WI Repriee Van Mor mon 1%4)1 Yes (All Londe Ronsledl lArylorn1 Cancer, (Col/ Sae Level ICeprrorn1 HOT Who IMC A I

Pones IA Slone. Foreigner IAIII Bob

DON KEITH PD Playing various cuts Plating III( C LIPTON IllothIsIngle

Boston IlEssoc I Lynyn1 Skornyrd Kean (Pottreoll Spy. 1441 II Oates IRC A I Kenny Lappin IColl Foudbew/Weitheie

(Full Moon ElsoO °ono Venn.. (MIMI IOCC Inolydoo I Al Swart IA

WBCN 104 fm Boston

617 266 1111

ADDED Crawler Mad Staples (1581 Ramon. (5ow) Third World Ralson I Nal Young ONO Reprise) len Matthews Mushroom' Dead Bow.* IFICAI Jethro Tull (Chrysalin Voila. People ICTeblencal Van Morns. (W81 HOT Cars lElektre)

Who (PICA) Jommy COOT IWB1 Boers re , I Ad) Foreogner (Ad I Ronne, Stone, IR Stones' Takao Herb ISore) Bruce Spoongsteen (Coll Linda nonsuch I Asylum, Tom Petty (Shelter ABC, UK Squeeze IA1M/ Dere Edmund, (Sewn Song' Yes'Ad) Dern IWBI

TONY BERADINI. ND: Playing various cols Playing TOM PAXTON, POLICE, DONNA SUMMER, 'AMES MONTGOMERY, JOANNE , FINIALS and ERIC CLAPTON singles.

Boston 617-247-0850

ADDED Tots (Coll Jethro Tull Dead Bowe (RCA) Ian Matthews (Mushroom' Phoebe Snow (Coll Gino Vannel). (A MA, Johnny Gutter Watson (DJMI HOT Lade Ronne. (Asylum) Brae Sthonateen (Coll

Bob Spin (CAP.101) Rollong Stone, IA Stonnl Fen ',Nene lAd I Crs lElelortal Roston IE pod Who IFACA I Foldb..6/Wimberg

(Full Moon Cp./ Van Morrison IASI Pablo Crawl/ULM)

BOB SLAVIN, MD: PloyIng wee. cuts. Playing AL STEWART, STEPHEN STILLS, BILLY KIEL, RINKS, GERRY RAFFERTY, LITTLE RIVER RANO, BONNY LOGGINS, CITY BOY, 18111, HALL & OATES. STYX, STEPHEN BISHOP. WALTER EGAN, II and ERIC CLAPTON einem.

CBS'FM IN BOSTON

ADDED Ian Matthew (Mushroom I Eno Carman (Anna) Frank Weber (RCA/ Moab. So w (Coll AI Jarrow 11581

617-262-5900

NW Young (WB.Ridonsal HOT Linda Roosted, lAsylorn I Al Stewart lArirtal Chicago Moll Bosch Boys (WIN

HAI SPILL/MYER, PAD: MATTHE WS' "Hang Up' "Nary" "Horne" "Nun" "Non" "Shale II (AR. AIENI"Workr "Heaven' "Need Your Lorin- -Toole WESER'. .lou Inoue' SNOWY "LIN" "Wonsan" "LA" FARREAU's "leaving" YOUNG. -Loot Out" "Ilatk""One" "Winds" "Latta Love""Mind" Ma Oft DOUCETTE, SWITCH. LINDISFARNE, LEO SAYER. KINKS. USTIN HAYWARD, LIVINGSTON TAYLOR wed ERIC CLAPTON Ungles.

Bridgeport 203 579-9995

ADDED Jethro Tin (Crofton.. Nal Young IWB Reprioal Stephen Boroop (AB(' HOT Salon (Ethel f...•.ena 1101 wh., 'MCA) FAA, Soper ICAPno0 Ken, Lofton. (Coll

CH , Rosner ty (VA) Rolling SIOnen (R Stones) Londe Cloonan IASTINA) Al SIT.. I Arnie) Ertl* PM, Band IHaereol Nock Odder laityillas) Fogelberg/Werberg

IFNI Moon (vol Lynyrd Sloynytd (MCA) Vas lAd)

IIRIAN ST MAUS. hlt) TULL', 'gee Old YOUNG • TIIN BISHOP', "Needs Low" BOSTON. Title I 0111 EIGNIEF. Till. WHO's Till. SEGER'. "Hollywood" LOGGINS' "Uwe" STONES -11•••4" RONSTADT4 "Alison" STEWART'. TITI• RIVER RAND'. "RwainImIne GILDER'. "041d FOG GtWEISBERG's 'fowler "Mlitr' WS Whale Ptaylotu INK CLAPTON Mask

Buffalo 716-881-4555

ADDED ['OVUM apt 1 Owego (Coll HOT Linda Ronetedt lAryluml Bob Sear (Capitol' Fre w*. IAN Rolling Stoner IR Stones/ Yes (Ad( Paul Tailor, ICaSablanca)

Aro Forney ICasthoencei Gene Se w... ICasabloneal Pole Coon (Casablanca/ Kenny Lo.ggans IC011 NeA.016.1 lampoon ISOM Ell Sy, (AIM) Boston (Earl Forrthera Measberg

'Full MoomEwr I Alan Parsons (Anna)

INV GOLDFARB, PAD: STANLEY'. "Away" ERIN. LW* "NY" SIMMONS' "Radioactive" CRISS' "Mali Ion" LAMPOON'. "Mr Robert." Playing IRK C UP. TON audFIREFALl Unglue

meg ADDED Phoebe Snow 1Coi 1 Randle Chownong Werlon Jannongs I RC A / len Matthews 'Manna.. Roth,. & L.rode Thompson Jethro Toll IChrysel.$) AJ Jong. IVIED Laron Helm IABC1 Marley Proof IChrysalo“mpl

Cambridge 617 492 6450

HOT Al Straw, lAnslal IOCC (Polydool Peter C Jolonson Maher Neenah IPac A.?,! Londe Ronne'. iAniurn, amen, Ctort 115E1/ Van Marron (WO/ Ned Toone IWO Faure/ Arlo Guth,. 11V131 Broa Cockburn Ilslend]

DON COHEN, MD: Playing culs Plasma ERIC CLAPTON andIUCLID NACH BAND singles

Casper 307-235-1515

ADDED Chorargo ICol I Jethro Tull IChryaslisl Bab, Grend (Anna) Tom Wars IATIorml Phoebe Snow !Col) Yes lAtIl Dead Boole (RCA I Tao (Coll Pages (Col) Nostra* (vol Small Peon lAtIl Now (Anna) wedon Jitmunm (RCA( Aped Musa ICapitoll

IPolydill HOT Al Stewart lAristal Heart (Ponfar) Londe Renard, (Arylum) See Leen (Ceorrorni

FRED MOORE. PD' CHICAGO', Title "Gone" WAITS "Plate" SNOW', "Time" "Line" YES' "Circus" "On-ward" IVA'. "laid" "Mst For SOW.. Plating ERIC CLAPTON 1Botb), FI NIALS, GENE COTTON, LIN. DISFAINE. SPIRIT, STEPHEN STILLS and VAN NOR. RISON

Oct. 12

Oct. 13 & 14

HMI go Orin (RCA) C.a. (Ethel

1.that (Earl Boston Marl Fandango (RCA) Who (MCA) Joe Cocker I Avykonl ropelberaNnotheril

(F.41 Moon Epic) Robin Trown (Chrwahrl Sty. (A&MI Can (E)ektral Symnd Skynyrd micoo Gres Kihn Fora.. IAA) Chothersodo (Mushroom) W W1. Bohan IABC1 Pane Arrow (Coll

IJet I Plmia, M O/

Charleston 304 925 7820

ADDED YOynel IWO Ilispr wl

Phoebe Snow ICN) Vol Morrison IWB) Toto (Coll Arlo Guthrie MITI Johnny Ow . Vlalson 101M) Jethro Toil IChrysalts1 Flan. Bat (WI) mno Renew, (London/ FogMbergAgeotherg Baby Grand (Aroma) Font.. Iro.. (Dinneen Weather Report I Arc Col I Ronne. Laws MAI Eric Crown lAnnal

HOT Rolling Mona IR Stone. Pablo Craw IAAMI Ery• Al Stewed Ilkrostel Linde Rooster/I (Aerlurn. He . (Porno. Player (RIO) Lynyrd gkyroyrd (MCA) Joe Welsh (Asylum) Who (MCA)

IFNI Moon-(ac: Boston (Ethel Kenny logros (Coll Raison Traver IC/try/Nisi Amara. IWO)

MAIA PIll. PDTSTIVE SE/ICIER, MD: PlatImp sat kw. nett Playing 1111111/All, IOCC, PRISM, IN(

CLARION, RITA COOLIDGE, MOODY BLUES, MI-CHAEL STANLEY. ZWOL, TOM POTTY, LION SUL SELL GINO VANNELLI mtd101 COCKER singles.

W W1 Charlotte 704 392-6191

A DDE D Cho ., (Coll Nero Luc Penny (Atli Takao Herds IS,,,) HOT Boston IE .' Foreign.. IA01 Gino Venn., IA&M) Anima Stone, IR Storrs! Kenny Loth.. 'Coll Bob Saw ICaprol I

Fogelberg/Weisberg (Full Moon (pal

Emir Row. Band Monett, Who (MCA) Arnbrosos MB) .nda Ranted, (Annum, ynyrd Skynyrd MCA' Polo Crowe (AIM) How. IPortrarl 144( 50.1., (RCA,/

IACX11 FOISTING. MD Playing rano. arts. Playing GERRY RA andFIRIFALL ungles

ADDED Dawel Bonn IRCAI Wesel. Report (Coll 'Nan.. (ABC' Brad X Illarsporl Van Manua (1511 Neil Young ITS Reprise' R.thard Wtrght 'Coll Jethro Toll (Purer.. Fra). Zaboa IDoscReell Pa Trevel (Polydorl 1.6 Temonon lArostal HOT 0.01 (Papal. HOPP, doe fAen (Astro.

WRPL 1540

Charlotte 704- 372-1504

Fogibrig/Weids.n. (ful) Moon E.:

Klaato (Caprol) FAO. ',Fevre (WSJ Brute Calderon (Island, Brawn Fe , I Linon learro (ABC I Washerg(Bonste (Vote/ Sty• IlLAMI Jerry Kelly (( vol Sea Level ICaprootho. Yrs IA01 Greg Kohn Illeserlaley1 Amber.. IWO, M.P. Shove 2 lAtostal

CHRIS TONES, MD: Plarius col. Plating FIREFALt, IRK CLAPTON. PITh GABRiEL and N-ON REDOONE singles

W45rM•fm. stereo 94

ol‘‘ Chattanooga 615-877 2304

AODE D None HOT Tanen*. Who IMCA1 Rollo., Stone, IR Stor.01 Men Loaf (Cleve In. Hain (Portrait, Boston 1E

Mother t Finest lEpr I Kenny Loggia "Col" Lao Senn TWIll Farther, Verbena

'fun Moon (vol Dan Holl I20thl Hml go Oates IRC•/ Anthrous IWO: Van Haien IWO)

11,4640 MID. MD- 'latent various rids Playas 10104 PAUL YOUNG. ALKIA BRI M'S tout BILLY

singles.

WKQ X Chicago 312 861 8270

ADD( D I994 IA&MI Soya. IC's. Intl Jethro Tull ICrorysalosl HOT Moo (MCA) Fran .. lad I Bolton 11001

BOB (INC. MD 19944 -Sins' @OYEZ', "Skate if WHO, Idle "Once" FOREIGNER'. Title "Slue" LOGGINS' Title -Mend- WS' "UFO" "Cinwir Tide "Collar TROWERY Tide "My low"RONSTADY. 'USA" "Look" HEARTY -si,mihr YOUNG'. Title Playing IRK CLAPTON. II CHICAGO, CARS 4.411111051/1 and ROILING STONES...ogles

Kenny Lawns (Col( Yes (Ad) Styx IAISMI Robin Traver IChrywer ) Londe Ronal.l, Ierryhom, Henn (Portratl Nal Young (WAReproael

Nipissing College North Bay, Ontario Prudhommes Niagara Falls

S

It is Rick Wright's unearthly ability on piano, organ and synthesizers that gives the Pink

Floyd it's distinctive stamp.

Neither a Pink Floyd clone nor a radical

departure, "WET DREAM" reveals Wright's jazz roots teamed with a rocking sax and

razoring guitar.

"WET DREAM" gives a good insight into one of Pink Floyd's sonic mentors. Rick Wright

has chosen to explore musical areas that are

not necessarily within the realm of that band, and undoubtedly the Pink Floyd audience

will be his.

Richard Wright "Wet Dream"

All Compositions Written By Richard Wright Produced By Richard Wright on Columbia Records

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ADDED

Deed Bono (RCA I le .o Tull (Chmsalisl

Weather Repay. (Arc Coll Rid. Wright ICoil Phoebe Snow (COO

W M Band IC011 Son S., lAlloator1 Brand X lArittal Grown Washington Jr

(Motown) "eh, Joe Young

'Black & Bluel Kostelanets (Coll

Rork %/Wiwi

Chicago 312 777 1700

HOT Who (MCA1 Kenny Logo.. IColl Ott Mo•rison M el Londe Ronstadt Awls .'

Chscogo ICol I Styx IA&PAI Al Stewart lAristal

Metheny ((CM WO I Ye. 14,11 Rohn, Stones IA Stones I

Bob Sews ICamtoIl Jot Welds lArylurn1 React 1Portret) Broca Spongetten Ccli I OCC (Potyclor

11011 GE LMS. M D) Plating Varle . cols Playing "RIC

C LAP TON smile

Cincinnati 513 871 8500

ADDEO Ned VOA . (WO Regent ,

Van Mor mon IWO/ Jethro Tull 1Chnesalisl Dane OnnahuolColl Chicago (Coll

Weather Report (Arc Coll PIOT Who (MCA, Lmola Ronstadt (Areurn1

Rolling Stones IN Stonesi Hans 'Portrait'

FoNigne , Ad, Lyn, . ymynl M (A) Boston hEthc1

lAtIl Am Mossa 1WBI Stye 146MI

Kenny Iowans IColl Eoftebtre Wersbeg

(Full Moon fps Billy Joel IColl Bob Dyl m IC01) Cot IElelstrai

Jean L. Pon, lAtIl Al Stewart (Arnie fuller/K m (Col,

I OCC IPolyticul Steely Den IABC1

DINT ON MAR L PD . Playing aro .. Cuts Playing

III( C LAPT ON. I I ***** and (AVON H U M singles

gin i M S Cleveland 216 781 9667

ADDED Eric Come,' Ilinistal

Dee COMMACIS 'Swan Songl Ned V oung CAM Roo m& Dee. Bono IRCA1 CAA ., 'Coll Jetties, Tull ICh mtalisl Totn ICent

( Who 'MCA' Bolton 110.1.

Tenon*. lAtc

Con 101 . ire. Bro m Sonneteers IC. ,

lorda RenetWIt lAreinno ormigebYllertheM

IPoll Moon Ems. Kenny Loo py. IColl Yes (At,' Blue Oyste Cult ICoN Al Stewart (Ann.' SN• latch/41%4 May 'Anne , Haan (Porbast1 Neer, IRSOI

ICHIN GOR MAN PD Plato , Loti on rots Plaoing FRIC CLAPT ON.IUCIID BI ACM BAND 11,511, NAV

WARD. STARE, I LAIIILSH DI HOOK DON IRISS IIIIITAIL. lINDISIARNI and V.11110 • PHILLIO

singles.

111015 Cleveland 216 391 1260

ADDED Tom ,Coi, Eric Carmen Ao.ste Dan. Row, NS A NOT

Genie 'Sc..? C., Er. Oast .

Wart Portia,'

Paton Cruiut &AM i/18M1

Cars if two..

Al Su won !Arista, L cub Ron... (A.Nurn1 Neve 10501 Otn. 'W M

Roo,. Stones iR Stonasi

HAIN 101111115 M D TOT O s -Hold" 'Geer ,

(AR MIN', Title 'Long Al.. Playing 1,010 M OO

RISON NICK G11:0111 IR K ClAPT ON M ITA , rsd LINDISFARNE singles

Ct.FM.96 Columbus 614-224-1271

ADDED eil• IWBCurh Jethro Tull Peso MCAI

Mel Young IWO Rambo Kenna Loge.. (Coll

Deed Sono , RC A I Foiebreefeetsbeee Gino Vannoll' lA&M I IE., Moon Ems ,

Bob Sege ICaost. I Stye IA&M1 Leda Ronnalt lArylson) /ban IPortyntl Cars (Eielstral Al m Pesos,. Mental

51.01.00 Bithoo (ABC, PAN Men.lohnton ((Ml Arnencel HOT Rollo's, Sloan IR Stone, Bey Joel Moll Foregone 1AO I Boston Moo/

ST1 VI RUNNER M D Playing sano m cuts Play. , AMBR OSIA AlI OS MITH CIRRI IA MB , LIT Ill 111111 OAND.cdNl(I CILDII.,cpl.,,

ADDED et,o Tuii IC., Nes, Cluceogo ICol I Gentle Giant ICepooll WO Young IWO Remise) LOOT Stem AI M I Haar IPonrot) Gone IA&MI Linda Ronsuch I Asylum' Boston IE MCI ftyreworl. Mercury,

Corpus Christi 512 855.4641

IMC•I

Bob Sawn IC ...A I omborg Mestore

111.1 Moon EP. , Jour hImmon Fe mme. 11401

Jennings IRCAI Yes IAIII Von Monne. (WIS I PIM Oates INC Al Blue Dyson Cult (Coe

MANDE) CA MINA. M D - Playing serious cuts Plat-

ing TOT O NNIPPIS Msinglirs

KTXQ Dallas

214-528 5500

•DOE ENI• IWO Curbl lan Tlatther. Mushroom, Rolling Stones ia Stones,

1 drdry (AO) 1.1.01 'Pro wl Commodores Motown/ Who INCA,

Pe Tremors IPolydor I Boston Ito./

NOT Rohn Tr .., ICh,salisl Ronstadt mensergbIlentorg

Ton Pen, ABCI (Full Moon Epic,

Ambooso Lynyrd Skynyrd ITACA I HAI It Oats. IRCA I AI Sonoran lAnsul

(A01 Yes 1 A01 gry • ,M1411

KZE1V MEI FIN Dallas

214.748-9898 ADDED Vale , C IAN Coll 104c 1Polydor I Ian Matthews 1Mushroorn I Richard T Bee IRCAI Eason Helm (ABC) Jim Caoakii IRSOI Molly Hatchet lEptc I 1994!ABM) Totting Heads ISin Ace Frehley ICalablancal

Ge m Sommons ICesablance, Paul Stanley ICesablence) NOT Toto ICoil

HAl II Oates IRCA) Stye I AlS MI

Chicaeo (Coll Earthgner 14d) Boston lEoN1 Heel IMuthrooml Who (MCA'

BOB SHANNON. M O' CAITER's -Dark - IOCC's

lioladay- MATTHE WS' In d' BIAR's ',Toler HELM'.

-forget" CAPALDI's Title HEADS' 'Ri me FRE M f rs

P. V" SI M MONS illadioactive' STANLEY. -Away'

Dayton 513-224-1501

ADDED I•01

Nen Young IWIS RM../ Van Mor mon IWBI ChcapalColl Al Stewart (Anita) Plano IRSOI

10CC IPolydr 1 Jethro Toll (Chninalnl

HOT

Who IMCA1 Can lElak nal Emile IWB-Curtil Boston IFonl Rolling Sion, IA Stools/ Kenny La wn, 16 .4 Lyned ynyed (MCA) Van He m IWO I Bob Sege ICapooll PArlo Cm.. 'ABM)

SEAN SC OTT M DKNUCK BR O WNING. PD. PI M-ins Pancras Cols Koos , II .11111( (LAPT OP& STII. AMIIIR OSIA. M ART and DAN HILL woggles

lLD Dayton

513-229-4247 ADDED ChNago (Coll Um Morrison IWO,

Jethro T.11Chrysaliso

Neil Co wl TWIS Rep•nel Londe Ronstath Cle. Beane (FOCAL

Vele m Carter lAn.C.o/1 Loa m Heins IABC I Pet Trento (Polydoe HOT Boston lEpscl omen' API nho IMCA1

111TH WRIGHT. PO /Harris vat . , cuts Plaotng

101 0 smile

Ken , Leib, (Coll Stews IA Stones'

Pettlo Conn. 14/11kIi Fogolbsee/Winebom

(Full Moor, (pal Bob,,, T tower (Chryseirs/ E.A. INV-Curb/ Peter Gobs. I•0 I 1100111 50000,d IMCAI Ambers. INT, PIM & Oattn IRCA1 Can lElestrol Joe Welsh IA whom)

Denver 303 759 5600

ADDED Who (MCA I Crawler lIoN 1 Newt (Portent,

611.0.10 .C. Boston Ion , VU lAd1 c m 14,11 Na? Young (WO Resume, She IA MAI Jethro Tull IC ,...) Ratline Storm I/I Stone' HOT EmolhareWersbee Londe Rosette. I Atylurni 'Fon MormE pal Kenny Logone IColl Al Stens. 'Ann.

GREG GILLISPII M D CRA WLER'S -Sad- CHICA-

GO% "Al,..' 0755 "Release- -W haler '11( 0'

YOUNG'. "Lona Loop' Till* Ularaalearts"

Mane" -Loco' Haying I RIC CLAPT ON, LIB. 1111-11110SIA. 0111110 RA and f1111141.1 angles

Denver 303-936-2313

•00ED

....ea Tull ICh,....) Rollie" Stones IR So me Ch.sego IC.1 Gent Rallorty IU•1 bow Young W O Remise) Bey Jo. iColl NOT Bob Sege. ICsmtael Who 1MCA, Amen .. (Wel Kenny Logging 16011 Al Stewart I A mt.

, °tor . (API Fooehorelstengoil Li...Ronda). 'Act's .. F on Moon ES. , Boston lEoecl

IOHN BRA ME' 101 M0 Playing van ...con

PIE Denver

303-751 1390 •DDED Lads A msted, 'Anions, Pe Treves1Potydorl 'wenn. 1•01 E. Cense. Inns,. Who IMCAI Chenoson lion) Roston 'tool len Matthews Ildsohroorn1 Stye (AIM' No. I Anna' IWO Carpi To m IColl (loch Mairepons 114416, NM Young IWO Remise, Heart 19ortreoi AI Jere . (W M Al So me. IAN.. Phoebe Snor (COO Van Istoernon IWO I Rohm Tnyare. 10s,soos, Chocago (Coll Growl Wareineson jr NOT (Motown, Fogelberg/Wenbee Goo Venn.' I MIMI

(Pull Moon fowl lenn.rw ITIC•1

RANDY SUTT ON, PO: TRAVERS' "'One" (AR MIN'

"Lorin" CA MPION'S A Lela MA TIME WS- Shake -

101 0'S -Hold- IDLING'S -tolls lowe 14011111

SON'S Tit* 11Instiont" CHICAG O'S 'Alive Thant," MONSTADT'S '4111 Dream- 'Baby" SITS' 1110 ,s'

"0111" Slue 1/111.1 1 'S c. And M ' MAN-GIONII I Title HEART'S "Minotntr STI WAIT'S

Sorog 11110 D'S -Hoene. "Things- VAN-

MILLI'S -La m" 'Slog- M ori FI . CO M MIX DORIS. BOO SIGIII, ARS. ROLLING ST ONIS.STI•

M IN STILLS. CLOUT. NICK GILD(R. DR HOOK.

ERIC ClAPTOPe AAAAA (Kt. 110119 Glee. 11 0 5*011. nets

/ 97 Detroit

313-398-1100 ADDED Jethro Tull IChry mlisl

BI' m Fe, (A01 Toto (Coll Neil Young M B Reprisal Black Sabbath lanistal HOT Roll ., Stone. IR Slane'

101 KRAUSE, M D: Playing sari

Forewner (Aril Kenny L000ns Boston 1E p.) Linda Ronsuclt 'Asylum/

Wno IMCAI St , 1A• MI

Coes IFIrinal

TtIffaVIKI

943 ADDED

Sy matbottorn lEteli nal Istadtboa Uanionpl Nall Young INTI-Reprise( Van M anson IWILI Ken , Buren lfantawl

Bruce Cockburn (Island I Ado Gulfs.. MID Glove. We/newton 1,

(Motourn1 Leyon Helm (ABC)

MuldautiGarratt (Floe , 0.1111 Don Log. 1010.9 Fite, Ranso ms (Sue/

Philo:1 MM. Fob f moral

1flyino Fish/ Hen , Youngman (Waterhouse Brand X I Amu/ RAhard *night !Coll Reath Bros (Col/

Chegcm IFIelsteal *fables Report'ANC.' 4 10.. 4 (W1,11 Golden fenny IMC•I Bobby Hotdc.b cc. 'Cob Rey Mental. lInnes Coy!

Elgin 312-741-7700

Phoebe Snow (Col/ Gino Ven d. ( SAM) HOT

Crs IFlek Al Stewart lAristal Yes taut Den Ed munds IS,,.. So ,/ W olof? Jennings {FICA' O M. Ronstadt lAsolurni Torn Priv ISholter ABC, Ganda Giant ICapitol I Third Wond Ildral

Moon Marin ICasnoll Robin Trews, IChtytrisl Bruce Spring. .. (Coll

I Lynyrd Sty ,ed INCA! Mow Jonas INCA, Foraelbeteiteetsbong

(Full Moms fowl Gen . Rman 120M1 Idling Hew, (Sore) Kinghsti 11.11 ANStan 1*601111111 Jobs Ian Moll

W ALES LIISEIING, M D Flavin's . ..Neu,

El Paso 915-533.8211

ADDED Sea L.. ICapr.coe n1 chard 1 Ben MCA'

Neu Oocog M B Rape ./ Yes (API

Tom PH, ISPotott AOC1 NOT

Boron If roc I Fowaitarotranbers

(Fun Moon Foe'

IONN MARIN/49 0S M D Playsng serious cots Plat

EII K CLAP1 0111(lothland GENE COTT ON ongles

KZEL Eugene

503 747 1221 ADDED Sea Level ICaonceinil Gino vannelli IA•M1 Gotown Erving INCA) Lanni Nem (ABC I •rten Geo IAIC1 Van.. Corso ICol I Trees. Rabin ICbrysenl

Onme Co Mbron v en Morrison IWO

Johnny Grua Wanon 1 W W1 Cxwase Mon) grow f env MAI Derr Boma 'RCA/ Min Barr M O) Aonl Wow ICionsea I

HOT

Nen VC. . IWO Reprise Lend. Panned? i Anions, Pet Tr .*. (Polydori JetAn, iChrys meo Al Stone, (Anna' Scwrittergiseeslotes

IF.. Moon Epee , Noon Moore. &anon ((pool Gomm Moir Cass Ilbeloral W m Dann Cull 'Coll Nonon Buff alo 1Catestol I Bob Soma IC mono,' Ron ne Stones IR Ste ms( Stye lAbAlli

T.. o. Horn ISanI

STAN GARRETT. PD Morns •arion• ruts PlatIng STIPININ STILLS FRI( ( LIPT ON and

IOHN MlLbS....sk.

WWCK 105 F M, Flint

313-744 1570 ADDED Brian Ferns IMI) Smohen Bedsop'ABC' On 1 Atil Sea ley. (Combern1 Nei Toole (VITIR•presel " mot Rabin (Chem.'s) Me Fresh, ICesabiars.1 Pe w Cnss Kasablancr Awl SUM., IC moblancal Ge m Summorn ICamtears.1 ban Pon, lAd

HOT of WorWs (C.4A I

Who MACA1 Little flo w Bond 114enan1 Stm (AB M/ Ode. Cra w I 444111 Gino Van ,I, I Ea , NVS.Csirbl Bolton 114.1 ',nen IAN..

Lyn, . larynyrd M CA' Ken , to wns Moll

STEVE BARRINGT ON, PD Playsns sarnsea cuts Mavens VAN M ORRISON LINDIST ARNE and (II( CLAPT ONsInslea

L Fresno

209-485-7762

ADDED 0, Carmen lAnstal

Chscom (Call Alan Parsorn (Anna/ NOT Linda Ranee, I•mlusel Gann mrseh iA&MI Stephen M M . ABC

Moody Mon IL ocean , Kerine La wns 1Coi I Deed Gant 111•11.1 Dan toll (200.1 England O r II FE Coley

'Bo Toe) LW . Carlton W el

PO Playing irarrin• cub Playsng 011

HO011 At STI WART FIRITAll and HALL 011115

Rock 96 Fresno

209 266 2132

ADDEO Joe Cocker I

11.01 IOCC 0.0 0. I Sea Lev. ICerressorn 1 Jun Emald. 10301

Dees Edmunds ISsean Savo

HOT *710 IMCA1 Strares. lAtiste

Batton 11 .41 Heel IPotberil Rcaling Mo ms IA Stow, Sty. (*.IMO Pablo Cna , IA&MI

DOUG 1E 00114, PO: Playing vanous cuts Platoons

1111( CAR MEN. SHI M% STI US. IRIC ClAPT ON.

AMIIIR OSIA. LINDA 101451 *01. AIROS MITH.

IUSTIN HA MAR°. NICK GILDIR. IRS IS M HAIL OATES. GIIIIIIII RA , ItINNV TOG

GINS and IGAN sresles

Grand Rapids 616 456 5461

ADDED Valerie Carte (An tall Jethro Tull (Ch-staIrs1 P. Tree. IPolydor I Dryad Smote I RCA I Network IC.)

16011 Weather Repoel (AN C.' Tellsing Hew. (Sorel Stephen Bithoo (ABC) HOT Linda Ronstalt 'Asylum' Vu (A0) Who (MCA I Roll , Stones IA 510 .21

Stye (ASMI Ambrosia IWO, 1101 & Oates IRC A I

Pablo Cnow IA MAI Lynynt Skynyrd 1MCA)

\ 1

Jim WO . lAry1un, H. .fl (Pore.,

Fogelberg/Webber" !Full Moon EON)

Bob Leg.. IC44 .011 Foreigner 11101 Kenny loop , (Coll Polon Tem.. [(hrysalis)

We of Work, ICoN Tom Petty (Shelve, ARC I

Jean Luc Pon, (A111 Boston IL p.. I Gino Vennolli I A&M, Front Zappe IDiscReet , Michotl Nesmith (Pa Arts1

Chocapo Fuller/Kaa (Coll Not. Gide ((hrysalre Hoye 10501 Blue Oyster Cult IC.)

DO( DONOVAN. PCP:flaying various Cuts

f I ALICIA BRI DGES, and LIV TAY.

1011sangleS

wiRc Hagerstown 301 797 7300

Geery Radler, ILIA/ Ken , Legions (Coll Bollon 1E001 Foreign. (AIN Linda Ronne/. 'Asylum I Who M CA, Ambrosia (WB) Cm, Boy IfilercurY 1 Roding Stmnn IR Stones'

Steely Dan IABCI Nall & 00. I RCA/

STIVE WILLIA MS, M D Planing various cols PI M ./ DI HOOlt singles

Hartford 3 549-3456

Fogs' he it Weisberg IF., Moon E p,

ADD' 1. Al Stoma., 'Fonts, Cramer 'Ems Cars IF.. nai Deed Bons@ IRC•1 Arnbroso IWO , 1m Mattheins (Mothroorril Chscago 16011

Gino Vann.?, 1AAMI Wart 'Pont., Jethro Tull IChr malni Sty. 146MI HOT Nall & Oete (RCA , M . MCA( Me Coder lAtrIsi . Bosom lEpscl 1CCC ,Posywor •

Ron , Stenos i R Stc.se Was 01 Wortds i Col r

Epergne IAVI Leon Ras ., 'Peed., NB K m, Loosens IC*11 Vln MOri.lon 'Sc' Linde Ronstwit (Asylum) Neil Y . , 'NB Rein,.

BILL NOSAL PD - Playing . ..Inn cuts Plating III( C L APT ON and f IO U Alt singles

Hartford 203-247-1060

ADDED Ono, Boma 1RC A I

Woe Chyslar Cull IC011 HOT

Ends Roa med, (Asyluenl Fe mme IA01 Bo. .. 1E oml Who (MCA)

NIEHAUS PIC OZZI. PD ()ANUS. 1114NICIS HAT

DI, MO Mae .' . 0ous cuts Plating EINE CLAP ION ungle

roW1M91/Wentse. 'Col Moon Emc'

Al Stengel IA. .. 00.1*01 Jethro Tull

ynyrd Sty ,. (MC AI Roden, Slone,'" Stone,

KLQL Houston 703-526-4591

Luola Rom ., 'Anions, IOCC 11o,dor, Ye 1•01 Can (Eleitee Weems lennows 'RCA/ Robm To.... IChresedis) Ey , . Sty , . MIKA,

PAUL /RAPIN. PD Pla,ng sono m Cub PI MIRI lIV ON ITIL M.f I AAAAAA anal IR K (LIPT ON toggles

111111111111 Indianapolis 317 257-7565

ADDED Torehersi Mestn. 1 mo IC., 'Fun Moon Elm IOCC 1Polyclor I Who (IOC AI Jenne Nal 10.,1541 Al Stewart 'ANN. Deal Bowie IRCA) f coo .mt 1A• I HOT Chico, ICe. 'Ves I•.I Ken , Lowe. (Coll

Linda Ronstadt I Ant on I RAO , SMA. IR Somme Sts• IA&Mi Hort .Portrattl

soe 5... (c.o.*,

MIKE TIM MS, FAD. Moving vonwan nab. MA W,. Il k CLAPT ON row*

WJAX Jacksonville

ADDED IMA . logyns (C., Yes (Atii Who MCA)

Pat Tronrs IPeardorl Fore•gner IA01 Checago IColl Londe Ronstadt I Asyluen I Rols *nett 1CoN fess 111olitrai Cry*, !Menu,' Boston lEpol Ina IPolydoe I Che m Trois (E ms) Too 16011 Hoses Wor m.' Betsy Grand (Anstal Fagebegleenbena Seman 'Nees IA??) 'Fob Mooist ou I Ian Menton* IMash mons/ Jos C.Isee iAsykonl Lublin t Free14 lint me Goo Venn.. (SAM) NOT P.m laeolel

bed, Redo? If .1 Robin THeom IChrysolitl lyny . Leaved IINCAI Ai m Proe m (Acute, AC/C1C 1•01 Or,. 144Pai

RKHARD LANGIOIS. M D YES -Whale' -Releas e

1.4 0- TRAVERS -Heal- loaner (1,110 1 we'

MI Al /ac e no m" 101 03 'Dowel" -G M' 'Hoke GRAND'S W O ' "Muds' FACES' 'Lo w' -Over"

MATTHI WS'S -Inds- "Hans Us" -W V Luflills 'IL A' 'Good Times. Maslow FIRII All. 11(1 1116 C LAPTON and VAN M ORRISON singles

R ft R/Friday, October 13,1978

KSMB K94 Lafayette 318 232 1311

ADDED 1 yery.sl Sisymerd (AKA! Joan L. Poetry IAtll foreigner IASI Van Morrison (11131 R.ling Stones IN Stones/ Molly Haub, Mon/ Pablo Cruise IAISMI Pa, you, IWO R pr41•1 Kenny Logos , (Col I

Yes (A M Who M CA/

Chicasio (Co, Boston Mon I HOT Sty. IA&MI fogelbets Weesterg Linda nonsuch lAryluml

(Full MoonEon 1 Lit , Rion Band 'Henan) La Roso ICarntiA) Gino Vonnalli1A&M)

IAI W ALKER, M D: Keying vanows Cub. Man ,

DAVID GATES and IR K (LAPTOP, singlet.

WILS

(Irn-rtf) Lansing 517 393 1320

ADDED Da.0 Gates IE let val IOCC IPolyder1

Talking Heads ISsrel h ero Tull 'Chrysalis) Der. BOO. MCA/ Blue Oyste. Cob (Col I NOT Boston (EF.I

Ewers.. I All I

O M. Rattle, lAsylson I Styx I SAM)

E.0.9.11/Wedwrg 1 Pull Moon-E ms'

Yes lAttl Bob Sewn 16 01011

DAVE LANCE. PD: Mooing sacrists cuts Plana' III(

CLAPTON & MI! singles

WIILMT_ Lewiston-Portland

207 375 4208

ADDED Phoebe Snots (Coll

Van Moreton (SVEN Jethro Tull (CArytelss) Neil Voting IWO Reprise) (lend Boa , (RCA) 01.4qo (Coll Ian Matthews IMushroorn I Mons 1(.41 Arlo Guthrie IWB1 Crawler (fool Sem Leval ICaonownl HOT Blond (MCA) Linde Ronstadt (Asylum,

Boston 1E4.1

C., Boy (Mercury) W m (MCA'

Ces(Elelittal IOCC IPolydorl Al Stewart (Anstal

Haan (Porter,' Von Morrison (WISI

Mayer 11450/ Ambrosia IWO I

irlainierg/Wwiabeni !Full Moon Emci

Sty. IA&MI

Steely D m (ABC, PM. Crone IA&M)

1051 DIAZ MET Keens tan° . cuts Fianna ERIC ( LIPT ON FIREIALL GENF COTTON. STABOUCI

and LINDISFARNE singles

Lexington 606 252 6694

ADDED

Iti.1 V . . IWO Roo m I Van Mor mon NISI

Chicago IC.' Tee m. Reten lawmen/

kthro Toil IChrytalisi 001)

Ken , Lemons IC.. Who (INC•I

SOHN NAVIN PD Loners cuts. Pla n , fIllf•

( AIL andISS OL singles

Boston Ifor) Ronstadv I Asylum I

Exile WEI-Curbi Sty• (SA M)

Fogebstel Wesben. (Full Moon Cool

Hem/ 1Poehastl Al Su ms. lAnNal

Lincoln 402 432 8565

ADDED Peo , NOT PM, !MC , Benton 'E ., Ron. , Slane .0 Stew,

'onto... 'Ant Kan , Lemon (Coll Sty. IA•MI Mori 'Portrait, 0.1 Steweri I Anne

Londe RonnwN Wressen1

MICH .411111 MD Pt. .' seems cuts Plassreg IL/9 TIN HAV N 4111Dand STEPHEN OISHOPungles

19A RADIO Little Rock 501 .664-6666

ADDED Yes 1401 Cheerio 'Coil 1994 1440/11 HOT Sty • !AIM]

Linda Rom .. 'An , .

H••• Boston 'Eon

Robing Stones 0 Stones,

Le Robe (Cab .'

Foregone IMO

k4r4 n Loeb . (Cel) Feb (WB-Curgl Alan Persons 'Anna/ Mem I oat IChno-Int1

lbw Seer 'Cra wl I IroMIbingAgleisbe,

IF M Moon low , Story Dan (AOC)

STUART %WRAF. SST PO Marrs orksen cob. Play ing!IR nod al( CLAPTONsrosies.

AC-it Long Beach

437 0386 ADDED RNis Pt note IC.), A. RON., 'Lend ., im Matthews Mushroom, Reeve Itnrehton IAN-Coal Gonne Com IC mstoll Zoo' 'EMI Arberscai Dwell Bonn 'RCA, HOT Londe Roosted, 'Asylum , Boston ,Epscl Ken , Logien, ICoN 11.110 I MCAI

For.enon (AV) Van Neon IWO/ Hari 4Portranl

Foratorg Weibing ICA. MAon (pm/

M Senoras in..na• flop.n 'sone 'Chem.,/

OM.. STOMA 10 Stones) Bob Same ICNetol,

Ede, laganey (Co1/ Cos lElokral Cho w Inch ((pu)

DIN'S! WEST WOOD. M O Ptintagg melon Cub. Play. mg IR K ClAPTON. STEPHEN STILLS, FREI All And SI ACH BOIS angles

11 M SPINC1R. PD MATTHE WS* "Limb

' let Go' CO M MODOR/S' /RAVI RS In

Mawr Mare, 1111( C I AFT ON and All singles

Page 51 R FIR/Friday, Octobor 13, 1878

11113i1 //O . ,3 Long island 518461.4000

*DO( 0 MOT To,,. (Coll V. Montt , MP) Inn 1(MI Arnancel Who IMCAI On. Fe , I VII Chicago (Coll Ann Guth.» (W111 Bolton dim) Wouvher Rayon 1Am Coll 1 v.. Rannott 'Antra ,' Dead Contd . lUAI Yorl lAtil Onui Borne IRCA) Jorthro Tull IChnnalot) Moss Band (Col) tOCC (Polydot1 Psi Tn. , Molydal H..., (Portnotl .1,no Caraldo IRSOI Roma, Mons IS Staten M atra Sae* ICOI W.1 Young IWO Roo ,' Jul. A Pons Roars (Coll Ilnoce Saingsteero !Co,' Inc Conon ',instal 9, Sewn ICapi ra I Baby Grout IArittal Sry• (MI MI

Al Steno, (A ral.,

111/1.11 ellINARD, MD: Playing y annoy run Playing WS abilenel 511,141111 STILLS LINDISFARNE and

Ilk CIA/10140 ml.

Long Island 516-485-9200

ADDED tAlledtali Tinier ICaP ramal 11.0 Wright 'Col) De , Brane I RC AI Al Hoerr (WIII Dood Coyerdal• lUAI HOT 14.1 'room" (We R•P'1"' Who (MCA , Yes I API lath., Tull lOwysaltil Can Moe. ,

ENNIS McNAMARA. PO

Plan , sanewscuts Pla n.

O nago !Coll Van Mor mon (WB1 Rollo , Stones II Stonel I Al Stewart 1..00 Gres Kohn illountley I Larry Caritas 1181111 Ton. Spencer (MIMI Peter Gabriel lAtil Roach Boost .), Joe Walsh lAsylionl Ramon. IS,,,!

ILIIIN MAN, MD: ICC C L APTON tingles

9 6.f f

Los A ngeles 213 464 5638

ADDED Hero T,.11 ICranaral

Yosi , MB enamel V.., Morino, (Wel Dose Boone IRCAI HOT Railing Storm IS Swam( Who (MC A I Boston lEpre) Bob Seger (Capitol I I einem. (All

IACIL SP0011. MD: STONES -Shatlereer WHO'S Title Irwin/A" SOSTONS flee -Satisfied'

SIG N'S -14nllynnfer -Brave- 101111014111 Title ryarit• CARS -heeded SPRINGSTIENT 'Sad Loath' -lone, PI T T -Heart' 501151 *015

"USA ' 'All (MINIM' MALIN'S toy. • bonne" ART'S 14igh' -Shag. 110C3 'll•aprer" 5 VVVVV 8

'Thongs' 'lel in - STYX -Slue 'Qyiern" TOTO'S

lin. Plating IRIC CLAPION single

Cart lElektt•I Bruce Soon/Wren 'Coll To . Petty IS raltet ABC) Loofa Rani.. I Asylum I V. Hann 1WIll Meart (Porno') Elbe Oysler Cult IColl lynyrd Sloynyrd IMCAI Soy. I AIM) Tote (Coll

Q4Z44' Los Angeles 213 469-1212

ADDED La, Carlton MAI Dant Donator. I Cell Al Straw, Arottal Moo.. Solon ICol I Stephen 13.. . 1A8C1 Van Mormon Kenny Logan, 'Coll Too 'Coll Little Ron, Bard M oven' Ovum IC.001 Valor o• Car temlArc Col 1 Al Ham ra MB , 81.ss Etaisl 1Coll Anson Gale IA8C1 Book., T .loo , (AIM) HOT F vrar KM Coll

Ronstolt I Aryluml Randl• Ctn.. , I AIM/

MICH/LEI 510 11115 MD . Playing Yana/sewn Playing COGILSER0fVellS81110, ISCC. IUSTIN HAYWARD am! LINDISF AR M Wires

fl < W e ig r

Los Angeles 213 467 5178

ADOED Clorc.a 'Coo Nal Young MB Rea ral HOT Lonna Roan ., 'Aryls.' Who (MCA) Ken, Lagoons (Coil

O. lAill Boston 1E0.1 F n,,... lAdl Rolling Stones IR Sion. I Can 111ratral V., Morrison 1W131 Ly rard Sky rana 01( 0'

SOS GOMA. MD Playing ...nous cots Playing 1010 sonsk

Louisville 502 585 5178

ADDED Toio Gone Vona., ISA,Mo HOT Lond• Ronstora (Amnon, Footnote/Wash ,

Iboll Moon (p.) Bosion (pr) Form.. (1.1 Si,. 'AIM) Roo , tonna !R Storer 1. .101111,Cuobo

M AXI MALL MD Playmg •finniss cols Manna 1111( C LAPTON single

W all. FPI Madison 608 274 5450

ADDED Goon. Washongton Jt

W ooten) Thor, Woral Ilrand)

(DiscReell en , Cockburn 110 .31 Ano Guano IWO) ranner Clott (11191 Sme rarann, IT travel Sea Lead 1Corr.rani Den IWO! An.,.. Leen OJAI • R•f00. IC011 Jethro Tull ICArysalsil David Seem IRC•1

HOT Who (MCA I Linda Ronnadt 111,1,1 .11 Can l(lekors) Bob Dylan ICol) VS .. Cana (Coll EogObas Metsbery

doll Moon taco Al Siena. IA, Gan Vann., I AIM) Brun Srarog raen 1Coll Pete Cot Me

Boston Jo. Walsh !Asylum' Its. Luc Pont, loan

SCOTT WATSON. MD, Playing rallOY• ans. Pla• • FIRIFALL INK ClAPTON, STARE. VAN MORRI-SON, 511 011011 STILLS, ZWOL. LINDISIARN1 RO BERTGORDON mid TOM PAXTON singles

M adison 608-837-8592

.417

ADDED Sty. IAAMI Vas (Aoll Rolling ivories IR Sooner Ants. Tull IChrynas1 Fora . . I All Dowd Bowie !RCA) Lyn ,' Skynyril 4tAG A) Nyil Sonny (Wft Repro) Heart 1Portraill H01 S. Pepper IRSOI F ,ei rary 'Wash , Billy Joel IColl

(Full Moon Epocl Steely D. I A9C1 Kenny Logan, IColl Ambrosia 11•081 Who (MC AI Bob twip. ICataIral I. oda Ronstar/i (Asylum) Pablo Crate IAIM! Boston (Epic ) Prak Gad.. 'Choy...0

115 C001. MD: Playing yar10.I. csols Playing IR I(

C L AFTON and FIR1F All singles

=CR rock105

M e mphis 901 726 0060

')-1"' o,o• DSO uohl Yon (A01 Kenny Loggia IColl HOT ,1,10 Rover Bowl (Mareortll (oda Ronslado Ivor Foralbarg,Weistery Si,. MIMI (boll Moon Lac I Moot Worn .' Pablo Crate 'MIMI 110.10n !Foci Lynyrd Skyrind IMCILI Fortson. IA. Gono Rollo , Sion. Ill Vona' Torn Petty 'Shan.. .ICI

IRANI( VVVVV , MD w•flOy. Toll P1., .n !RIC (LAPTOP* (Boll, SAN MORRISON 0111111 RATIIIITY 11111(11011 and NICK GlIDIR angles

ZEre. 4 Mia mi

305 371-6641 ADDED Fora.. (Atli

1.rahoosal Cos IElektral Pal Torn. 1Polydorl (pony La wns (Col) Van Morrow., (W81 To•Mbery. ....1 NIF.1 Your, (We Rpr.1.1 !Tull Moon Ep. Phoebe Snout (Coll Si,. IAAM1 ',en,. Zama ID raReral *1St . , !Anne) Jethro Tull Throng's' Pablo Cry , I AI M) De , Soon IRCA1 Hall P. Ostm (RCA) Dyne Conn.. 'Coll Lottle Rm., Band Mane , Mylon 1.1.,,. IWO) Player 11501 HOT Sea L../ ICapr rawnl Who IMCAI Lona Ronan. Aryluml Boston (Earl Lyrrytd Skynyrd (MCA'

MICH! II ROBINSON. MO' Playing 0101.30, cols Playing {TARTARIC ((AFTON GEN/ COTTON and

PRISM unable,.

WSHE-FM/WSRF-AM Mia mi

305 581-1580

ADDED HOT Pat Toevorrs IPolyclorl Rollo , Sion. II Swoon Ye, lAtIl Who leaC•1 Blue Oyster Cult !Coll lAtil lorthro Tull (Chrysalis I Boston lEpor I A. 1C raiblanni Lord• Rom.. lAtorlue. Gans Sontmoni ICanraancal Gono Vann., 1AIIMI Pei., Cross ICaublena) Chmk Mom .. (MIMI

Murano , Mean IPorarert) Van kle•nsoc. 11.31 Ch. ,. (Cal 1,1 Yoong (We A•pf.wi Ambrose IVA. RuMard Wrihi (Coll F osolturrirlbasberg Golden Carving MCVI Fvil Moan Tani

Piryo .F1501 Sloyny. (MCA'

PHIL MINORU!, MO- Playing •111kow• cols Play.," !RIC CLAPTON .MII SIISIRSTIIN .ad SIAN

BOCK tangle,

1 WLPX 97 fm WiscontsiN bcm Albuvi Rod(

Mil waukee 414342-1111

ADOED Crawler 1E3.1 1CCC (Pravda I Notil Young IWO Ronwool HOT Yes (At') Lord. Roo m/do Arylval Forayer 1•01 Who IMC A I

Stonon IR Stoneil No., Loaf ICleye Intl try. 1.1MI He . Woman' Ronny La wn (Coil Boston (Eon( P oinen111es. ni

11011 Mom

TOM DANIELS. PD Playing 10,10.... 0010 Plato ,

GENE COTTON,FIRE/All. AMIEROSIA CARS 1118 VAN MORRISON and NICK C110(11 singles

Mil waukee 414-251-7070

ADOED I. Mode . Misehroorrol Al .1.1..11.03/ Ronan. ISorool Treeot Roan (Cray ,. Daed Bone (RCA) Ace Fria , !Casablanca) Le. . Halm (ABC' Po Toners Illolyclor) S., 00 Ferry IA01

Ne w Y ork 212-581-7777

HOT Jethro Tull IChrysalos/ Neil You, IWB Repniel Vari Manson 11.19) Clircaeo IGol I Who II•CA1 Sty• lAbMI Al Stewart 1 oraortaI J•en Low Pony 1.11 IOCC IPolydor I Lyn.. Skynyrd IMCA1 Londa Ron's ., (Arrival

MI11 W OLF, MD: Playing various cuts, Playing(

STARZ, ERIC CLIFTON. 11111111All and pooiP4 II 1.14111 Masks.

r(r)

VII Mt 'ne n/

Minneapolis 612 545 5601

01 YIN ST JOHN, MD Playing van.... .16 Mae ing11111C CLAPTON single

M uscatine 319-2512

ADDED Bre , X lAnstal Do , SMOCK., IA Jon 1Praydol Ent Carman 10,1,1.1 Dead Bonne IRCAI frahod T Bone IRC AI Son Seals I Allealorl Pegei lEpscl No raorlo 1Epoc I Is. Matra.. Mushroom, Assn Wore ICapiton Jethro Tull IChrywOosi Ronne Molt. lUAI Jon CapOdo IRS()) Nal Young (WEI esonnl Van Moine. (WI) Yors (AM Small F set 1•01 Robe Mann IA111 Bro . Ferry IA III Pat T V 1101ydor I IOCC IPolydorl Flochard Wright (Coll Weather 31..0 ICol

LISA CAT AlONA, MO ,Play ins •mintio cuts

N orfolk 804-623-9667

Chwage (Coll • Dane Donahoe IC011 Ph rabo Smarr (Coll Toto IColl HOT V.v. Cohn libec Cral Al Stewart IA..81 FowitoneNnisbers

(Full Moon Epoc, Dna Edmund. linen Sorol Londa Ronsladt lArylurn1 Trevor Rabin IChry moral Sry. (MIMI Se. Lays. ICON.01.1 Fuller/Ku (Coll 1001 10.1., (RCA' Bou m ((at) Greg Kohn Dloreerls1.1 Memo (Porto an I Robin T rower IChrysabil Crawl.. (Fowl Gone V gonad, IMIMI Molls Hods. If plc,

Nashville 615 254 0611

MOT Rollo , SI .. II Slowly,' Foreigner 11101 Boit , lEpicl Fraelberg 1Wev ram

(Full Moon (pc , Who IMC•1 Soda Rons1 .1 (Asylum ) ty rant Sky ,. (MCA) Sry• 10.110,1 Moot 1Portroll Gono Vannello MAUI

ALAN SP4110, PD Playing swoo n cob Playing IlIC CLAPIONandllailAl Ong' .

Ne w Orleans 504 529 1212

ADOE 0 HOT Ambrosia (WRI Don, Summar IC ma/Mann' Chu. 1111.gra , (AR M' Lee 00 , 111. roil Doge Pomo (RCA) Fcgorraretraorary Oticago IC. I 'Full Moon Ealol Al SOW.. (Are.' He w Worn., Gm , WorangIon ./. Rob•Illi Fla. 1A111

Illlatoon1 rams MTH Robby Caldwell I(I rautil Geo Beene,l lAble)

tll AR MSTRONG.PD Mayo., vattens mals

11• --g- N O

Ne w Orleans 504-837-2424

00010 Gerry Rana , IU•I Lae 00 , lElebtral Er rant laynynlIMC•1 Zone (EMI Amines/ onmann IASI Goble. Lonny IMCAI Jo. WO. I Ann ,/ Ganda Grant 1Coold I Cory Boy M oo ,' Chin . (Coll Hear. 1Porostil MOT 1,04. Ronnott Ildlino Sloan 10 Siones1 Hull 10. 00 MCA' Who )MCA) Al Shen . 'Anna' Boston 1E pw I

SAM1110 ROBERTS. PAD . Playing ...us cuts Ma,

APION single

40= 144..

Ne w Y ork 212-988-8844

ADO( D Ann & Polar & NI !Coll Is. Manninn (Mtneroofn I 11,00 Wright (Coll Noniron. lEon I Psy Tin,. (Ponies.) WevIon IRCAI Pate, C Johnson 1/LIMI Ley . 0011, IABCI Bryn. Bros 'Anna) Soe L rose 1Cavicern1 Brun CocLooin 1101.61 Dose Donahue (Coll

P.. & M.P, ma)

Enc Canon !Anita , Aden Gale (ABC I HOT V. Alone , (W9) Nen Towns IWISAyeseisyl Meltro Tull ICheysalisl Saadi goy. Mail Bob Dylan IC.011 Chicago IC./ Loula Ronstadt Ronne . ..011R Sto rasl Dryad Bowe IRCA1 Who IMCA) Dor• Edmunds 1Soan Song I

Poen, Bear IRCAI Ron .. Morel T Rat0, IChrytalts) IOCC IPolyclorl Alan/sae (W91 Joe Coder I Arena} Blots Bold 1Coll Broca Spon.te. Cdl

TOM MO , MD. Playing various cuts Playing

(RIC CLAPTON, FIRITAll, STARI. IUSTIN HAV WARD,BILLHTIRSsingles.

ADOE A( Sonoran nrosta) (Is. New neon (W81 Han Tull IClirylalnl ni HOT Who 1MC

Boston I Rollo , Sion., IR Storm' Lon.. Ronnado lAryloonl Foreigner lAyll Ly ra, Sloynyrd MCA, Kenny Lo w. IColl

1.11.81111.111 PD PI•014 various cuts.

Wi Ne w York 212-335-1700

Al Doblaela !Coll Klugh IUAI

P. Metter, IECM W81 Jean Lt. Ponry lAti) Go! Soon Heron (Anstal Stanley Cleflie Sing. Mena. I flakes , Kara Jeer., (ECM 1.1131 John McLaughlin IColl McCoy Tyner (Mol.tonel

00110 HARRIS. MD Playing rat ions cool.

ADDED Yet 1.11 Cho u. IColl Jethro Tull (Chrysalis' HOT Kenny Lagoons (Coll

$iones IR Surnes1

Pablo Cry . (A&M1 Bolton (Ecn I FogelrargAbenhag

(Full Moon Cowl Foreigner (All) Lo ra River Bend 1Hararstl Who IMCAI

1016 11618, MO)Play ral Miens feu

ADDED 01.11 Lrrare (WO Rea nal Jethro Tull IChrytaral Is. Melthelvi Mushroom) Chicago, ICol I Dee* Edmunds !Swan Songl Joe Farrell (1•491 Small Facet I All Oregon IE lektral 11 . , ZOO& 11) rall.11 Basch 110y1 MB) Van Monson .81 HOT Who (PAC Al Cos

FM100 AM1140 Oklahoma City

405 631-8881

Al. Pof bons Iravnl Kenny L,gins !Coll Jetse Winchester IWO 13,1.1•1 Gino Vannonl, I ASMI Wendy PIOransin (Wel Lrada Ronsladi lArylsorml Eogal rarg .asberg

(loll 1.4000 1,1 Haan (Portnall is.., I an I Col) Al Swan, lAnsial Woo 01 Worlds 'Col) Leon Russ, )Par ..., WEI) Ambrose (W81 Joe Cocker I Aryls .)

Mill DAILEY, MD: Playing Yana. cute Playong lINDISFARNI. IIIIC (LA MM. ST1PHIN STILLS

arnIFIRIF All singles

Omaha 712.322-4041

ADDED Silty Jon !Col , Va Moonoon (W91 Fore ,. (An. Nag Young IWO Repro , Cars 1E1.0.1 To. (Coll 500.00. lIpId

Winn.. Rayon !Coll Co nner 1E3.1 Halo Temperain (Aron) lava, Kelm lAtI(I AM Cora.. 11501 Vag , Carter (*.KC.) aoluo loll IChryaalts1 HOT Mso (MC • I tondos Ronotaii I Aryluen1

TAIT. MO Pl•,I18 .1.1009 C1110 Playing

sou .1o111o....dIIIIIALL aangl .

Rollo , Stano, 10 St..05 , FO Otel n/Weither,

11011 Moon (p.) Sty• IASMI Y. lAtil Joe 3,001 Atylion) Cha o Took lEcrocl Al S on.. 'A ran/ Irate Root Band (Ha mill

Orlando 305 845-1802

ADDED noning Slay...11R Stonet1 Vet lAtil Who DAC ied Chicago IColl Fomibargrybenberg Is. Mate raers (Mushroom' IF .0 Moon Epic' Sea le , ICaprocanl Sry. (ASA,' Po Trainers (Pol. .' Many Name. ((a./ Ara.. ICopool Le Ran !Caporal Weylon lo ran. )RCA) Loon Roe. Band 114...) Luc.. s Fre , IEDlotral Al $nort lAnstal MOT Robin In..., ICraysiel Londa Roma.. I Asykarn1 Saco, Mom (Capotol/ Boston lEp.) Henn Mara .' I ornyrd Sk•ny. (MCAI Pablo Cruee IA.T.M/ Bob Sap. (Cowan) ./o. Cock. (Asylum, Foray ,. I•dl Gin° Vann., 141011

C AR IG MICHAILS, MD: PlayIng vain" . Vol. Pl . mg I PIC ( UPTON, Plata/ILL GERI COTTON LINDISFARNE D OI MILL VAN 0108115010. A1ROSMITH and ST AMBIJCII, smiles

Orlando 305 296 5510

HOT Crammer 1.11 Y. IA. Losda Ronstadt Asylsaml So. Lir, IC•oncorn1 Jean (Chrysalisl Baton Mac' oyob.ofv,•..b•,1

Ilull Moon Loci Who' WA. Rohm ,oror. IChrywarl

GARS 'MO WN. MO: Playing various cuts Plainne

(RIC ctArTom.weitivoN HELM singles.

ADDED Yes 1*111 Al Strayer' nrostal Paril You , IWO Repoinl Hart IPonnyil Gonna G,.l ICapotoll T lemry (Span , I AIM) Chun Ma me,* IAIMI Nob (1.1der ICantai..) GodlreCreenff Manure 1 Mammy IPstwtor I

MAN MURPHY, MD, SHERTL NICHOSON, MD . .7onighr DYLAN'S 'Valor 'Guard:

SEGUIN'S 'Manure' GAROLOU'S -Plume" (00-

0(160' 'Irked" -Driver PABLO'S '1Vithout le' PARSONS' "Gfosi Up" pormrs TIlle PRISM'S -M a e "Iflyin- SIC/NIS- 1,er SIGIII "Shiner "Mellynrood" W ORLDS' "Automate WHO'S Tuna -Inonge" RONST ADT1 -USA" WALSH'S "UA W SIMON'S .1faniguIllo" SPIIINGSTEEN1 ur Playing TWAT and AEROSMITM One .

Otta wa 613-563-1919

HOT Cadlinsch IMudiroorn I Bob Dylan IColl Foot, Segy.n ICo4) Goma. (London/ lonnny Loom. 'Coll Pablo Crow 1411.11,1 Alan Por qnsl......1 Han Luc Poe , I Adl Noun

Slonots IR Stones) Bob Seger (Capitol I War of Worlds IColl Who IMCAI Lends Ronstadi lAsylval Carly Simon lElektral Bruce Spraggaen Cdl

AVAvA 0 VA W I O Q VA AV VAVAvAv Pl2til!a8(13:11p h la

ADDED HOT /Moab. Snow IColl Al Sigma., Anita) Jul. & Po ra BOO" Moll Nal You , IWB Reprisal Se. le , ICepricorn) Foregoer I Atil Bo. Ferry lAdl Si,. (A&MI Hato Tull IChrysaral Boston lEri.1 Lloyd Bowe (RCA) Cos 1E1.00.1 Spa Malls 19.6.111.) Haan (Porn .) Harare tha Man VVVVV Who IMC A I Repose Knoghton I Arc Coil 5dlI ,8 Ston., IR Stoner Toto IC.011 Von Morrison MB) Beby Grand I Arun) lOCC (Polydor Ron .. ISirel Virs 111111 Is. Man . , IMushrooml Brun Sprongst.n (Coll

19. I 20th I K. , ol 14 ,0 ICap.mil

HI LE N IllICIIT, MD-SNO WS 'lverything- LEVEL'S '5 -Sign" SPITBALLS' "lined"

"Ulu, Ma- HAPPY'S "Sun" 'Service- IC NICHTON'S "(M r GRAND'S "All Night" AMONES. "N eedlet" MATTHE WS' "Inch" 14011111SON .S "(Medan. " Maples lilt CLAPTON. SHOI W and FIRIFFALL

MnIgen•

Philadelphia 21 5 839 7625

ADDED Jethro Tull (Chrysalis) NM Young IWO Reptisal Davd Bowe lOCAl Cry , ConmJale MA) tool (EMI America' S. Lard (Capriconl HOT Joe 1..1.

Fogeigner (MO Pablo Crow (O&M/ Bonn 1E0.1 Who MICA) Styli (A&M1 Yes (AtIl Linda Ron. .? (Asylum/ Al $eaman lArostal

STEPHEN IOMNSON, MO Playing various guts Playing ERIC CLAPTON, LIB and FIRIF All singles

Phoenix 802-833-8888

ADOED Pablo Cry , IAISMo Gonne Gen' (Carta,/ Billy Joel !Coll Nal Young IWEI Repro) Foment, I Ail I HOT Alen Parsonl (Anita) Kan , Lawns I(ol) Sty. IA&MI Bob Sager (Cap.toll Heart (Portrait) Linda Ronstadt !Aryls/al Hall A Crytas (RCA , Boston IE pod ForattergAlleisrarg Who IMCAI IF uli Moon E po1. E..1. 1W8Curbl StaphenEloshop OA K' Gerry li VVVVV ty Il/A) Al Sienaro Iraistal Steely Dan IABC I Gino V mond'. 'MIMI Rollo , Stones IR Stoma' IOCC (Polydorl Ambrose (BIB) Yet 1.11

ION SINTON, PD Playing various cuts. Playing

111111 All single

Pittsburgh 412-562-5900

ADDED Neil Young 1W11 Reprital Toil IColl Sea Leyel ICapncorrol IOCC IPolydor I Gmor Sonnscont ICaiablowir Paul Stara. ICasiblanc•I

HOT Who (MCA' Foreigner (AM Boll . (Eat) Pablo Crow (AIM) Roll. , Sion. IR Smarr 5ry. (AMU) Linda Ronsiadt !Asylum) Nowt IPortrotl

JOHN McGMAN, PD Playing ninon lull Playing mellIOSIA, GERRY INA MITY, LIB and NICK GIL

DIR tangles

Nvist'1,044 Pittsburgh 412-362-2144

ADDED Ian Mattheors Ibluthroomn Dan Edmund, Minn Sonal

IOC *I Hato Tull ICIonnalin HOT WV* (MCA) oreenar 1/1111 Al St , . lAristal Robin Trim. !Chrysalis) Rollo , Stoney 111 Sum.)

Baton 'Cowl Linda Roost.. (Asylum(

IA8M1 Kanny Logan, 'Coll Foralber efletsberg

(Full Moon (p.) 1011 Oates RCA)1 Ambrose IWO/ Litne River Band 11.10.111 Lynyrd yrard (MCA I

AC It 0051510016, MO: PlaTrall .1100.0011 mg GINO VANNELLI, (RACKIN. LINDISF *ROI

YOTOand IIIICCLAPTON single,

*ON ) Portland 503-655-9181

ADDED Sora 1...1 IC.Procornl Toto (Coll Ch.cagolColl *nom Tull IChrysalisl HOT Fore . . latil Rolling Stone, IA Ston , Boston IVA' Who IMCAI

GLORIA IOHNSON. MD:Playing rations guts Pia(' mg WINGS, SILLY 1011, DAN HILL, GARRY RAF•

V BOO 1061 1.1 .01.,

Mears IPortrot I Sry. 1.1811 Fogalbergrybai rarg

(Full Moon Eason Sonia Rover Band Dionn) AI Swann I /Instal Koury Logan, (Coll Linda Ronstedi (Asylum) Yet IA.

Portland 503 226 5000

ADDED Peort Pral 11 Mary (WEI) Jethro Tun IChryseral Ian Maid ,. (Mushroom) Ronne Laws IU•) TotolCol) 0,04.00 111,011 ICol) Phoebe Solon (Coll L olds Aran ., laralsra) Cloncogo 'Col/ HOT Janis lan Dan Moll 120011 K•nny Lagoon, 'Coll

Al Sinew, IA Stephen Boshop (ABC' Lane Roar Bo. Diovirsil

Mort. .n IWO, War of Worn. 'Coll oralbers/Wastrog

Full Moon Epic) Haan 1Portran I Chmk Mangoora IA1M1 Nal era, (WEI Horprosel Htl Lori . !Inner Cory) Como Vann.. MAUI Crusaders 1 ABC eke

LESS SARNO., MD Playing neon. rats Playing OR 1001. 00 MOODS Unlit yingley

Pa 62 REM/Friday, October 13. 19711

ha

702.828 3800

ADDID Nail Young IWO Raprow i Oral Bovine IRCAI I. inda Rant .. 'Asylum' I pa 1Coll HAI A Oates ',KAI irs N. M. , IFAushrooml Otoraberg/Weisherg

Flo . F•rry AO) 'Pull Moon I po ' Oregon II hoktrol Crs Ills k Ira,

Pao I..., ITolydool IN.,, 1Poroadl Jethro full (Chrysalis' M ak Mango .. IAIMI

Joe Wel . IABC1 5.4 level ICepocornl thrroi Mat . 'ARCO Robin Trove. IChrysalni

[miry Nath (ARCO LI. Ilkdl

HOT sooty, Arr . 120011 Al Itewort 'Ar ra/ Sty. IALMI

V. Moonon 111181 Oyan Diamond 'MCA I W hoI MC Al Jue Cocker (A.'S ./ Bo man I I pm I [Pock Co... Ircrydorl Gr . 0th,, Illooterklayl Peoer Gabo r lAtIl

RA W OMENS. M D. Playing ',minus cult Playlet, lel( (LAPT OP( IC YOUNG, PRIS M 11501%

I ARNE •n4111111411 Ong' .

Rochester 716-232 7550

ADDED Boston lEpicl

Jethro Tull IChn...1.1 Linda Ronsordo lAralson) Molly 11•50.1 (Epic) Who IMCA1 Stephen Boohoo (ABC' AC (CoC (A111 HOT War 0.1. Cull (Coll

N W, rg/Wiorterg Al Slaws,' 'Aosta' IFoll Moon Epic; Chicroo iCoil

Sho. IA&MI Kan , loggrno (Coll Heart ITortrao) Pas IA01

DOUG JA MES. M D. M ONS various COI. Playina

IOHN B RUC K GIN O VANNELLI. AMIIII OSIA 111111,111C ((AFTON and ACIIIIIIILEY Orioles

Rockford 81 5 877 6064

ADDED IOCC ITolydor I

Jethro Tull IChrysalii1 Van Morrison IWB) Saa Lev. (Caprocoml HOT

KIWI , Log .n, IColl Who IMCAI Boslon Ifool Linda Ronstadt (Asylum' Y.14.11 lyny , Skynyrd imca,

BRAD HOFF MAN, M D BIA,Ol. *AI M., ruts Play ina ERIC CLAPT ON. IUSTIN HAY W AND •nd lIlt AAAAA 'ogles

'oredlo. IA01 Al Stews,' (Ar ra/ Soy. 'ARM)

Rolling Stonos IA Stones' Fogelbere/Weisbog

(Full Moon Epocl Haar, (Po rrrrrr HMI IS Oates (RCA I Gono Vannalli MANI

Nrk Oddior 'Chrysalis' ChrogolCoil

Sacramento 91 6-422-1 025

ADDE D HOT Soothails 1B•sarkie. lAttl Neb .. IE .' Nil & Oales (RC AI Triumph IRCAI Heart Iffortraill Repos Knighton lArc•Cor 1 Goeg Kinn (Bworkle. I an Matthews (Mothroom) Van Moroson1W8) dl.. Illrolydorl Play., 10501 W .ion Jennongs IRC A I Roll, , Slone, IA 510 ,1 Brian Forry lAtI) Londa Ronstadt lAzylsonl Bins Band 'Coll Bora Soonest. . 'Coll Jethro Tull 1Chrysalis) Sr,. IAISM1 Po Travers IPolydorl IOCC 1Polydorl Dor Borne IRCAI Robin Trower (Chrysalts1 Baby Grand lArrotal Who IMCAI • IRCA1 Vet IA.1 TOON Waits 'Asylum' Ned You , IWO Aeons.

GARY NIXON. M D: Playtog varooto. cuts. Flavin*

ER K CLAPT ON ALL IC YOUNG and

CHEICHL C HONG singles.

LK CIFI L. m9 6. .7 THE ROCK SPECTRUM ---

San Bernardino 71 4-825-5020

ADDED F.o.n/13.k. ;V ia, Yes lAtto IUCC Irolydal Zwol IE MI Amor. Avis (RCA) Levon Holm IABC1 Linda Roost .' lAlyluml

(Polydorl Chic/m.1CM) Crawler lipid Neil You , M B R.P rel Nchro IChrytabs) Val. , Carter ••00 Co. ,

Lucifer s Friend lElektral HOT Van Morrison M B' Al St... lAristal Baby Grand (W131 F ogalborg/Wenbrorg Apra Wow ICaporl 1Toll Moon (pool Brno Ferry 1401 Toto wa. 1/1111

• L•Tovre 1.001 Rolling Stones IR Stone,' Joir• oPolydoel Cars Illalorr•I Paui Sorra, ICasablancal Boston (Epic' Gene Sonrnons (Casablanca' Who (MCA) Ace Frani., (Casablanca) Sty:, IAIIMI Peter IC.YOBBIKal Garry Raffer. lUA)

IOHS 115(11 MO Playing vario r CUN Play Ina ERI EFLAPTON FIRE! AL L and ST API dotal..

RAD/0 San Dieg \o 71 1 297 2201

ADDED Boston IE . / Dord Be.,.. IRCAI Who IMCAI Hthro Tull IChrysalisl Caro IENkiral J.I. Tionochin (Aostal Sly. lAdiM1 Soitballs IBroorkle. Howl "TOMO. HOT Y.111111 Rolla , 510.11, IX Slooeil Van Heleo 11)3131 Foreogrow. lAill A) 5 trneart lAris.) K•nny Logions (Coll

VALERIE McINT OSH, M D: Playing various cuts Playing IhIlIALI TOCC, 101 0, VAN M ORRISON.

IOHN BRUSH' BL ONDIE and FOGIIIIERG/ WFIS-111IC orioles

San Raphael 41 5 456 151 0

San Francisco 4 i., 415 .191 9400 C

/061

ADDED Boston It ./ Chicago W WI Font .o., 1110)

Niool Young IWO Repos. Who (MCA/

Ace rehley 'Case. . el L ind• Ronal d, (Aalduml Pral Stanley IC eaablanc el Cars IllOrttel Clono SIOWnorn IC out:plane al Kenny Learnt IColl Peo., Colo IC•tablonc•I Van MOO11.00 (Wall HOT Blue Ono. Cull Wail

Rollong 51..1.111 Slu ms) Teo 1A111

MARE (001111. M D Playing various rut. Playing

IOT O sing,

San Francisco 415 988 2825

ADDED

Matth mt IMuthrooml L•ron Halm IABC1

Po t IPolydor I RO W. K nr t.on IA' c Coll Golden Ear rina IMCA1 Ole . !MCA) astfuo Toll 1Chry foto (Coll Sty. IA6M1 Small Fr lAtI1 VS. , Color IA. Col) Frank Zapp. 10 . II ..,l

HOT Blum , IChrysabol Biu. C60. Cull (Coll

Cars (Elektts/ Choap Trick lEorl Data Edmunds lawan Sonel Bo0,, Flory 1/111/ Hall B Oat. (RCA/ Von Mor mon IWIJI Gany• Ray.,, 120011 Rolling 510nes IA Slone,1 Lind. lAayluml Torn PeRy (Shelter ABC) Bob Ser, ICapiloll Dru m 5101 05,1.,,. Coil Toning U. S. 'Sir. Who IMCA) Neil Young IWO Repos.'

KATI INGRA M, M D. PlaHna ••rnius Playi , 1111 (lATI ON single

KOME San Jose 408 246 6811

ADDED Chocago IColl Ore Edmunds ISwan Song/ Pat Tray., 1Polyclorl Ivool ((Ml Arnorroca) HOT Blue Oyotat Colo (Coll Boalon Cass 1E1.10.) Fogallwre/Wenhorg

(Full Moon 0 .1

Fargo., IA111 Haar,'Toro .' Lynyrd Slay ,rd IMCAI Rolling Slorwo IX Stonas1 Linda Roost ., lAgyluml Al Siinuart IA Bob Sopor ICrotoll Sty. 1/16MI Who IMCAI Sammy Hagar ICatutni • Pablo Coro 1A6MI

DANA PANG, M D: Playing various cull Play Ina

ATO OS MITH,EIVIC ((AFT ON. ( MICH 8. (11 05,

FIREIALL,STEPHIN SI IllS•nd 101 0 tingles

ADDED Norton Bultalo ICaoitoll Toss Turner (U M Van Mooison 131181 Junn, Cl,,. 11•1131 Iwol EMI Amorical Soitbris Ifloserklay) Pat Travers IPolytharl Bro . Fern, lAtIl Rick Wroghl 'Coll David Boa , (RCA) Golden Earn , IMCAI Richard 1 BOW (RCA)

Orn, Ma Man lAristal Earls Sabbath MED

NSJO San Jose 408-246-6060

HOT Tom Pet. 'Shalt. ABC'

1A6M1 Foreigner lAtIl Rolling SIOne, IR Stones, Greg Kilo, 113 ...1 .1 Blue Oys . Cull (Col/ Cot l(lekttal BOOOn !Etna) Dyan Diamo , IMCA1 Lynyrd S rrrrr d )MCA) Who IMCAI He w IPortrool Joe Cocker lAsylurn1 Hall IS Oates 1RCA Talking Howls 1Sire) Dere Edmund, 'Saran Song1

PAUL WELLS, M D. Playiog ...our 0.11 ' Wring IC YOUNG. 'AVON HEL M, ERIC CLAPTON and FIREFALI. ungles

San Luis Obispo 805 544 5093

ADDED

Boo Frohl , (Casablanca) Peter Coo (Casablanca/ Paul Stoll , (Casablanca) Gene Simmons 1CasaNancal Blend IMCAI Ronnw Laws IVA) Tine Turnar (U M Small Faces 1,1,11 Chicaoo ICoil HOT EEO 1)00 Rollo., Shane, IR Slangs'

lAtIl Ambrotia IWAl Van Hal . IW81 Heart 1Portroill Boslon Who IMCAI 1994 113/kM1 IOCC 1Polydorl Vas lAtIl Bob Sego (Capitol' Stye 'ARM) Cars lElaktral Nick Gad. IChryorlisl

(HIP KNIGHT. M D: Playing 0.1100, 0111 s

1081 8IEAU, PR O M, LINDISFARNE. SHIRTS, St AR BUCK and BOBBY DAVID singles

ADDED Golden (along IMCA1 Chocaeo !Coll HOT Ramon. (Sirel Da. Edmunds ISO.,, 5,3051 Coto'Coll Nat .. OFF.) lan Mothews IMuthrooml lucofer's Errand 1E1 .1.1 Den• Don . . IColl Tina Turn. 111.11 P. 1,..... 1Polydori L. . 0.110,4011 Brian Ferry lAtil Bland !MCA) Jethro Tull IChryoalisl

Torn Blo m (APO .. ['rand X IA Word., Raporl lArc Coll

KATE HATES, M D Playing vaosous cuis Plating

115511( 011N YOUNG.1111.111111S. ERIC CLAPT 014 EUCtID BEACH BAND. 1111 .411 and LIND'S.

FARNE sonoles

Van Morns . M B) Who IMCAI Unda Ao mori, lAryluml Al Sumo, Mos.' Yes (Ad/ Sty. (AAMI SO. Level ICaorocoonl Jo. Cock., Ilksyluml Nol You , (WEVR•Pow , Dayid Coyerdale IU•I Howl 'Toros/11 Talking Hoods (Sorel L. Oskar lEleklral

KTMS • FM gA). Rock 97 Sew Ar Santa Barbara

805 963 1975

ADDED Ambrosia IWO/ So• 1.0 'Capricorn' Frank Weber IIICA1 Dane Donahoe IColl Hail 6 Oodes (RCA) Jon Caordi 10501 Boolon 'Epic I

HOT Who LUCA, Stephen B rop IABCI Konny Coggin, IC011 NOV. IRSO( Hear, (Portraitl Al Steyr ., Mosta) Rot,,, Tr .., IChrysali,1 Lone. Roma ., lAoyhorn/

MARK GIIIS. M D: Playing various cut. Playing IIREFALl andIRICCIAPT ON angles .

SO ME FA MOUS K M FANS -- While in Great Falls, Montana for a concert performance at the state fair, Big Tree recording artists England Dan and John Ford Coley stopped at the 1(99 booth

to swap stories for station T shirts.

Santa Barbara 805-983-1801

ADDED Ph . , Snow (Col) Neil You , IWO Reprisal Van Moon . (WO) Or al 1A 1 David Bose. IRCA1 Valero. C lArcColl Sea Level (Capricorn' Third World Ilalawal Lay . Helm 'ABC) Nova (Ar r.

Al larr.aulW8( Fonda Foinpold Mercury) Johnny God., Watson IDJMI Jethro Tull (Chrysalis)

Barry White 120011 HOT Condo Ronal ., lAsyhonl Forriberg/Weisbera

(Full Moon E oral orn• Wrigto fRoclooll IOCC

Who 04CA I Trot. Hash ISin. Al So ma,' lAristal Roy Ayres IPulydorl

Happy Ma Man 'Ant./ Crt (Elektral Bad, Cobham IColl

Brot Johmon IAIIMI

LAURIE COBB, M D Play mg various cuts. 111 •14, 11

CAR OLE SA ME SAGER I C. YOUNG, ERIC CLAP-

TON. STEPHEN STIIIS. •nd (HITCH & (H ONG singhis.

I;t i ii Santa Marla 805-922-21 56

ADDED Brian Faro, 111111 Golden Caro , I NCA) Ron , Laws I/JAI Chico. Moll TOM., H.hn llondonl Molly Honcho 'Epic) Coop. Bros ICapricorol Po Travers IPolydor I Hthoo loll (Chrytrisl Fulleo/Kaz (Coll (on Moth.. 1Mushloortil Eric Carmen lAristal Carole Bay., Sorer 1E1 .00 David BOWb, IRCA1 Bland IMCAI HOT Boston (Epic/ Who (MCA,

PETER NAPOLI, M D: Pl .' , ...005 nas P1.0.11

STARZ, STARRUCK. IC YOUNG. LINDISFARNE,

TITTLE ROGER. EW&I, STEPHEN STILLS, FIREFALL

and BEACH BOYS singles

Heart (Portrait) Cond. 0000l.d, lAtylurn1 0.01 Coggin, (Coll Forolhog/Wititberg

IFull Moon (POI Hall & Oates IRCAI Rollong Stonos 111 Soonell Sty. IAISM/

)AtIl Grog Kihn (Bole.1 ./ Al Stewarl lard.) Lynyrd Sky ,rd (MCA' Pablo Cruise 181611 P).., 11)150,

Kinks (Aosta/ Utile Roe. Band rrrrr 1) Cats (Elektra) Ambrosia (W M

Torn Pet, (Shalt. ABC I

Seattle 206-624-4305

ADDED Sty. !ARM' pr.pb.oa , imoth og „,,,,) Al Stewart (Arista)

Molly Hatch. ((pall Kenny Coggin, (Coll Pot T r IPolvdorl HOT Bob 5,, IC .dol)

RollIng Stones IS Stone,' Fore gro. lAd / Boot . IE plc I Who (MCA I Heart IPoroadl

Linda Ron.adt (Asylum)

',Ober's/Weisberg IFull Moon Epic'

Car, 1E1 .1.1 Gerry ROferly IUAI Grog Kohn IBeserkley) Van Haien (W81 Tom IColl

srevt SEAT ON M D: MATTHE WS' "Shake II" Play• iog varioui cols PIA. , ERIC CIATI ON and FIRE.

f ALL 'anal .

1 M

Seattle 206-454-1 540

ADDED Richard Wright (Coll

1.01Capocorn1 Christli ./Marsh 1W8( Dr John IAG•M Horizon) Mark Almond (ARM Monitor Pars lEpoc1 01.01001000,09, (RCA) Ralph Towner IECM WBI Sor. Kuhn (ECM W81 Volu m.. Jon (Epic' lobo IColl Arlyn Gr• (ABC) Tina Tor ., ',chard T Bear IFICAI

HOT Ner. Young 1WB Reposel V. Morrison Linda Roost ., lAsykonl I hird World 11Porndl Ian MOM ., IMushroornl Forlborg ,•isberg

1Full Moon Ela,C1 Garry R rrrrr ILJA) Bore Cockburn (Island) IOCC IPolydool Jeff Lo thar Honer Coty I Je w Luc Pont, IA11/ Al Steno, lArittal Weather Report !Coll Janis Ian 'Coll

John Pon* IA.'S. .

MARION SIY MOUR. MO.Playing rat. ..cult Play-

ing ERIC CLAPTON. TO M PETTY arsd FIREIALl tingles

KjOittle Seattle

20 6-223-391 3

ADDED Sty• (ARM) Ian Mantles. Mushroom, Yeo IMO

Dor Bow's (RC M Boston lEptc• Seta.° lull Khrytalitl Von Hrion 10181

HOT Orr Gamow (Coo Homo 1Portroll Al . Par .n, lArisH, T °earner IA111 Kinks !Aosta' Aoll.n.Ston. IR Soonotl Al Stawot 1A m.)

Rohm I,,,.., IChrysalisl Bob Se . ICapitoll

Loncla Ronstade lAryluen) lirucoo Sprongso .n IColl Cars 1E1.01.1 Gory Rafloty ILIA) Who IMCAI

MAVIS MACK 011. M D: Playing ...our cult Pl .

log ERICCLAPTON,STIPHIN STILLS 111111 All •nd

BABY GUN Nooks.

Spokane 509-534 -0423

ADDED Nol Young !WO Flagon. Bor. Cockburn 1104 .11 Vios 14111

Morriaon (P181 S.1.10 (Capricorn) Norton Buffalo (Corr 1 DavirEdmundt 150.0 Song) HOT Boston IF'Nal 5ty. IM MO Who IMCA I

I ARRY SNIDER, PD: Plar 1.11

ERIC CLAPTON. ONDISI AR NI

Al Slayiart IArittal lAdl

Hall & Oates IRCA) Ambrosia IWO) Rohm Crow., IChry .lis1 1.00.11Ambn IC aymoll Kenny Loggons IColl City Bey (Morcuryl Joe Cock., 'Asylum' Mayo 10501

Bob Spar IC•piloi,

yoorus cols Ph., 00

•rsd Alt aingles

KADI St. Louis 31 4 721 2323

ADDED (All) 811s, Band IC011 Al Steleasi 'Arista) 1..or Robot IChrysritl Kenny Coggin, IColl Brian Tory 14d1 Ambroti• 11Y131 Jethro Tull 'Chrysalis) War of Worlds !Coll Ian Malltwo, (Mushroom I Boston 11 .1 HOT Yors lAll) St . (W WI Fogelberg/W.. .0g Linda lionetadl lAoyluml (Full Moon EP.:

P1110 PARISI. PO: Playing various Cul/ PI O ./

ta=pwiezz), IP IP vs

St. Louis Louis 314842.1111

ADDED Ian MAO...0S IMushrooml Golden EarrIng IPACA1 aleol Young IW( Repose) Chicago (Coll NIA . Toll (Chrytehol 5. Lev. (Capoicoonl .011 Morrnon IWO) Rory Gallop.' IChnorisl MOT Robin Trower (Chrysalis, B000n !Epic) Who 'MCA)

110 HAIIECIZ.PD.Playing various cult

Celt 1E1.0..1 Yet IASI/ Fmeogner 14,11 Rolline Ston., IR Soon.' Lynyrd Sky ,td IMCAI Dood Cowards. lUAI Stara. , (Cowl Co. Boy IMarcury) Troop., INCA I Choll macli (Mushroom, Sty. (ARM/ Hall 0.1., IRCA I

ADDED Van Morooson 1W131 Neil You , IWO Reprisal

Johro Tull 'Chrysalis' Ian Mao , . 'Mushroom)

Etlf Corm . IA 1 Third World Poland) Mylon L•Fey.1W81 Richard Worn, (Col/ Al Jarreau IWO) Dnord Sarre ., florist. Diana 'Ar ra' Nova lAr ral loachm, Kuhn (Ad I HOT

Linda Flonotadl 1Asylurno

Tampa 81 3 366 0424

Kenny Lo w,. IColl Fogelborg/W•mbione

IFull Moon FOrl Who IMCAI

Sao Lear ICapoicorni Andros). IWB1 Bore Spoingswan IColl

Slones IR Sion.) Carly Simon (flaky. Story D. IABCI Moody boor (London} Alan Parson. I•rista) roe Wowherter IWO 161061 Lot , River Band (Harvest(

B..11 Bo , IMO CO•c/.0 IColl

5.51 HUNTINGT ON. PD Playing Ya ms., 0.1. Play' , EXILE, TIN DALL. (SIC CLAPTON, OR HOOK, MICHAEL IOHNSON, MELANIE. JUSTIN

HAY WARD DAN URI •nd GENE COTTON Angles

911 -Th WQXM

A W O L Quuswice,

Tampa 81 3 391 9988

ADDED Yes lAtIl Chicago (Coil

Ganda Gr ., 1Caodoll Ned Yours. IWO Reprowl Van Morrison 'We)

Gino Vannela (AM MO Stroh . Bi.op (ABC) Pat Tr.., IPolydorl

Jethro Tull IChrytallt1 HOT FogelbergAreisberg

(Full Moon Tore

NEIL MINSKY. PD: Playing various curs Playino ERIC CLAPT ON and FIREFALl singles

md• Ron...do 'Asylum) Who (MCA, Foreigner lAtI) Krinny Logoins IColl Roston IFoicl Little Roy., Band 01..111

Rolling Soo ,. IN Stones, anyrd Slrynyrd IMCAI

Sly. W S W Ha w lArioa) Gory Reh m, lUAI Al Stew.. (Arista'

FM 1011 Toledo

41 9.248-3377

ADDED To.I .oe ,. ... IOCC IPolydorl IFoil MOO. Epr1 HOT HAI & 0..IRCA) Boslon lErcl S.. MAUI Tomlin. lAll I Rolling Soon. IA Stones, Who 'MCA, Lora. Ronttado (Asyiurn, Kenny Coggin.'Coll Lynyrd Sky ,rd IMCA I

Haar, 'Poor .)

ARNIE ROUTSON. M D Playing yarioaa. cuts Pl . ing AMIIR OSIA, GERRY RASSERTY, NICK GRI M

ru m LIB, BI M poll. rrrrr y DAN, AIIIIOS MITIl andGINOVANNIELI.Ingl .

dun Toronto

416 925 6866

AlltlE D Neol Young IWB Repose/ (n.r.460

Yas IA11) Chuck MonauanalARFA) HOT Boston (Eon I Ratko, Ston., IFI 51 ..1 Who IMCAI St . (ARM)

for•lono/ (An. Pablo Crone IA6611

NAN O OMANI, M D: PlaYlog .•...... 1. 111111411 single

KW FM Tucson

602 024 5588 ADDED N•ol Young IWO Reorisel Van Mor mon IWB1 Waylon hone .. IRCAI Drod Boone MCA' Levon Helm 'ABC!

M. , Holds. lEp01 C.c .° IColl Prio. . Snow 'Coll

A...111•1 Rep./ (Arc Crl

Joe Cock. lAsylurn1 TogelbergANeisberg

IF Moon Eptcl

Hart 1Torlrao11

Hail P. Oates MCA/ Linda onsOall (Asylum) Gol 50 .1 Noon 'Ar ra' Al St•we,1 Most. Robm Troorat IChrysatill In,lAtIl Jethro Tull ICloysairs) Sly. IA&M) Loon Russell 'Pond , W131 Goer Kohn IllerHoley I lack Tainochin lAental

DM RAY, M D: Playing .rious cuts Pl. . , GINE COTT ON. ERIC CLAPT ON and F 1111 A I singles

Tulsa 91 8-749-4631

ADDED Tr.or Rob,, IChrysalisl

Ian Mao , . (Mushroom' Gary Apol• IMorsurrontl Van Mor mon IWO) HOT Boston IER. , Who 161CA) Fortran.,'Ad' Rolling SIO.O• IA Pones! Kenny loqg.n. 1Coll

Fogelberg/Wa rw. IFoll Moan Cowl

Todd Rondo . IWO Broad.

Bob Spar ICardoll Pablo Crone IAIM)

Gerryy, liall•fly lUAI Haan 'Po mo. Al . Pan ., (Arista' Ly ,rd Skynyrd (MCA) Linda Ronttodt lAsyluml

IRSOI

BIL 1 8111JUN, PM Playing ya m,. cols Playing ERIC

El ATT ON. W AITER EGAN, AMBR OSIA. STIPHIN

STII LS JUSTIN HAY WARD MICHAEL IOHNSON.

Hall I. 0*1(8,11 A. Al STE WART and TOCC

Washington, D.C. 202 686 3252

ADDED

Amstrad. (WBI Jethro Tull ICTrysalisl Chocago (Coll Al Smarr, 1 Arntal MOT tilde Rorer Eland E ace IWO Curb'

Nod. Grlder IChrysalisl Linda Ronoado 1A.Coml Boslon IE pc) Rollong 5ton., IR 510 ,0 Bob Seger ICapior I Who ONCA1 Chocago (Coll

KATHY RONNE. MO Playina ya ms,. coals Pl .

mg ERIC (CATI ON senile

Worcester 61 7-7 52-5611

ADDED At') Dor Bow. IRC•I

Roo' , Soo ,' IR Stones) Chico. (Coll I s. Rome .' lAlvh .1 Jethro Toll (Chrysoiro) S. M Noil rrrrr IWO Re ... lan IFAudsroom I Tony IColl HOT Cot 1E1 .1.1 Boston lEor)

Foe.herg/Wentorg IF,r116/coor, Cowl

'Lanny Lagoons IColl

Who INCA I

Hall IS Oaias (RCA/ Ho/MI ITortror

SY am, . 1N1C•I Van Moor man (Wel Stemo•II !Ans.,

TAk. og H,.', ISorel Chuck Marwoone (ABM)

IOHN DUNCAN, M D. Play ins ...our rues Playing CITY BOYandilRITALL singles

RSA/Friday. October 13. 1978 Pegs 53

Lorry James

COWRY

CMA Avvards 1978 The coverage of the Country Music Association's 12th annual awards show, held last

Monday night in Nashville, is detailed on page 1 of this week's R&R. Things I liked about the show were the many new winners, such as Don Williams ( male vocalist ) , The Oak Ridge Boys (group) and their band (best instrumental group) . . . a small label winning single of the year (The Kendalls. "Heaven's Just A Sin Away" - Ovation) . . the slick, fast-paced. smooth production on the show . . . Dolly Parton's Dolly Parton-joke (about the "50 pounds of mud in a 5-pound sack." ). I did not like: All the other Dolly Parton jokes . . . Glen Campbell's sloppy handling of the Hall of Fame induction . the lack of salute to all of the Hall of Fame nominees. . Johnny Cash's nervous and poor MC work . .Crystal Gayte's hairdo The almost throwaway mention of the DJ of The Year winners at the end of the program. (After all, radio does a great deal to promote this annual tele on event, so

how about a bit of reverse promotion for radio? ) . OveralLI felt the show was very profelsional and well don el would like to see some more

music on the program (please, no more Johnny Cash and Carter Family ! I. The inclusion of sings like 'The South's Gonna Dolt" and "Will The Circle Be Unbroken" seern totally out of context with the program. 'Me above commentary is my opinion, of course, with the input of various radio and record people I spoke with the day after the show It is given only as a source of input for the program next year and many years to come The program still is the best produced awards show on tele on today.

Congratulations to Jack Reno. formerly of WLW/ Cincinnati; Larry James, the all-fighter at WBT /Charlotte ; and Len Ellis of WLJE/Valparaiso. Indiana, on their win-ning the CMA's DJ of The Year Awards. Pictured are Reno, • is currently resting after a recent illness. and James, in a picture from a recent postcard promotion from the sta-

tion: no worthy photos of Ellis were available Bill Robinson and Lee Marmon of WIRE/Indianapolis conduct-ed on-air interviews for the station, and a few others who were simulcasting the CMA Awards Sliow on radio, prior to the television program Monday night. By the way, the final count was 55 stations who simulcast the show on radio. I listened for awhile to the broadcast here in Los Angeles over KIITL-FM and the quality was very good (Maybe next year it could be available in stereo.) WIRE's VP/GM Don Nelson and the CMA Radio Committee of which I am the current Chairman deserve thanks for getting that toge-ther. Special thanks to Irving Waugh of Tree International and the CMA's Television Chairrnan. for coordinating efforts through ICraft Foods and advertising agency J. Walter Thompson . .

Jack Rom

Lots Of Lutz Was very happy to hear that UCLA Associate Professor of Marketing Dr. Richard Lutz.

will be joining the pages of R&R. with an in-depth column on music research. Lutz was a big hit at the last R&R Convention earlier this year. His input on a regular basis will certainly be of a great benefit to everyone who does any sort of research, whether in the area of music or just on marketing a radio station. The success of his column will depend on your input • d questions about research His columns will be geared to help all radio broadcasters, major, medium and small market, as well as record companies, who also do a great deal of research. Your questions or thoughts are welcomed right now: R&R Research, 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, California, 90067

J1,

Ne ws Notes Mike Boyer has resigned as the all-nighter at KFGO/Fargo, North Dakota. Mike joins 'oencer. Iowa, for duties with their AM and FM. He will be on-the-air during the this go-round. Prior to joining ICFGO, Hoyer had been PD of KB1,;L / Wichita. Also 'irked in Iowa for WHO, KWMT. KMA and KSMN . Former WHO/Des Moines ersonality BiUy Cole is now Operations Director for KDLS-FM / Perry , Iowa . . . • named interim-GM of WWOK/WIGL-FM/ Miami, Tom Bigby has been let go as ay by station owner Jack Roth of Mission Broadcasting. Bigby told R&R. "I have tract with the company and that still has to be settled. We had plans to change lisco format and keep the AM Country. Roth told me he couldn't afford me that et me go." No plans have been announced yet from Bigby. The station has been i a great deal of shakeups over the recent announcement of it being sold. As ist week's R&R. it looks like the sale is off for the present time. Herb Hirsch

has been appointed the new GM and Jim Richards will handle the music and the programming chores for the time being . . . In the August 25 issue of R&R, I reported Russ Knight (Moore) had been appointed PD of WHIC/ Cleveland. It became official this week. Knight had been with WHK in 1968 and '69 doing morning drive. Prior to his return to Cleveland. Knight was Operations Manager of Group One's WAKR and WA EZ/ Akron. He is probably best known for his days at KLIF/Dallas, where he was called "The Weird Beard." He had a phenomenal 62% of the audience on the highest-rated night show in America (Welcome back to our Country. Russ! ) . . Congratula-tion to RCA VP of Marketing. Joe Galante and the for-mer Georgeann (Venni on their marriage last Friday (6) Speaking of RCA, former WYDE /Birmingham PD Johnny Gray, most recently with Mercury Records, has joined RCA Records as Mana-ger. Regional Promotion. He will be based in Atlanta . . . Former MCA National Country Promotion Director Jeff Lyman joins Columbia Records as National Promotion Manager. The new Epic Records National Promotion Manager will be Rick Swan, who for the past 3 and a half years, has been in St. Louis doing local promotion for the label. Lyman and Swan will report directly to Joe Casey. National Promotion Director, CBS Records/Nash-ville The new PD of KEND/Lubbock is Larry Edwards; he comes to the station from KLBK / Lubbock and was the former PD of KBST/Big Spring. Texas. Edwards will also handle afternoon drive, as well as promotions for the station . Bob Prince, former sports-caster with ABC's Monday Night Baseball, joins WIXZ/Pittsburgh from WEEP to do a daily gxwts report. Jacktieckel from WOKK/Erie. PA is now doing the evening show . . . Congrats to ILSON /San Diego on its celebration this month of 15 years as a Country radio station . . KIAC/Los Angeles just celebrated its eighth birthday airing country music in Los Angeles . . . Best wishes to ICSON owner Dan McKinnon and his crew at KSON for many more . . . The same for Bill Ward and his staff at ICLAC . . Jarrett Day is now Operations Coordina-tor of KS0/ Des Moines . . . Bob Cain has resigned as News Director of WWVA /Wheeling. He joins former WWVA alumnus Charlie Cook at WGBS/ Miami. Cook is PD of the Storer-qvmed WGBS and Cain is their new News Director . . . WA M E /Charlotte has a new address: P.O. Box 32068, Charlotte, North Carolina, 28232 . . Dale Turner. PD of WKDA/Nashville, has expanded his current list from 30 to 48 records The station will be using computers to anal yze their music each week

Russ Knight

Volunteer Uglies

The three persons shown below ) have requested their names be submitted for next year's annual Top 40 (actually Country) Ugly Awards. Looking at the photo you can certainly see they qualify for at least an honorable mention in the category of industry uglies. They repre-sent WJVA/South Bend, Indiana. and are (left to right) Tom Sidwell, Music Director and mid-days: afternoon driver Mike O'Brien, and Buddy King, AM drive. Here's looking at

You

Nashville Here We Co me The R&R traveling pencil takes off for Music City's annual CMA-Grand Ole Opry-D.J.

Convention for 1978. The first major radio-oriented event will be the annual Chuck Chellman-Georgia Twiny Radio Invitational Golf Tournament held again this year at Crockett Spring Country Club, Wednesday, October 18. Even if you don't golf, it is a good chance to see and meet many of the convention participants. (Sorry I forgot to list this in the recent R&R re-print of the convention schedule. It really is one of the major happenings. ) . . . Hope to meet you in Nashville. . Full photo coverage in R&R in two weeks . . .

Page 54 KYR/Friday, October 13.1978

COWRY BIZEAKEA...-IC

"Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week.

T.G. SHEPPARD Daylight (WB)

Moves: 31-22 KHTZ, 35-29 WEEP, debut 25 KAYO, 28-24 KSO, 40-30 WIRE, 2721 W WVA, 26-20 WNRS, 39-35 W WOL, 37-26 WRRD, 28-18 WAME, 34-26 KWKH, 20-15 KCKC, 24-19 CK LW, 20-16 WINN. Added at WHK, WIXZ, W WOK, WVMI, KOKE, WDAF, WYVA, WADR, WJVA. REM Chart debut 29.

MOE BANDY Two Lonely People (Columbia)

Added at WIL, WRCP, WNYR. Charts: 35-26 KSON, 32-23 KHTZ, 25-17 WAME, 33-29 KSO, 40-23 KTYN, 21-18 WKDA, 30-17 KRZY, 35-24 WSM, debut 23 WSUN, 29-23 KFTN, 27-23 KCKN, debut 29 WDAF, 30-27 WIRK-FM, 37-29 KNIX, 34-27 KRMD, debut 27 KAYO, 28-23 CK LW-FM, 9-7 WINN, debut 29 KNEW. REtR Chart debut 36.

CHARLY McCLAIN That's What You Do To Me (Epic)

Adds at WIL, WEEP, WIXZ, WVMI, CKLW-FM, WDAF, WRCP. Charts: 17-10 KIKK, 28-16 KCKC, 40-29 KRMD, 38-28 KSON, 22-16 KHTZ, debut 29 WAME, 36-30 WSLR, 34-24 WHBF, 30-27 KCKN, 36-29 WCOS-FM, 33-26 KFTN, 30-26 KAYO, debut 30 WSUN, 18-12 WUNI. REM Chart debut 39.

NEW &ACTIVE .M1 other new and recent releases getting substantial airplay. These are

listed in order of activity for this week.

BUCK OWENS "Nights Are Forever Without You" (WB) Added at KAYO, WSLR, WBCS. Charts: 28-23 KSON, debut 30 KRAK, 27-22 KTYN, 23-16 WAME, 35-20 WRCP, 27-19 WYTL. 33-29 WVVOL. 22-16 KLVI, 36-29 WPOR, debut 30 KHTZ, 31-27 WTHI, 19-14 KRGO, debut 30 WJJD. REtil Chart debut 40. BILLY "Crash" CRADDOCK "Hubba Hubba" (Capitol) Charts: 26-21 WAME, 33-25 KRMD. debut 29 WK DA, debut 28 CKLW-FM, 34-29 KENR, 27-17 WUNI.

35-25 WHBF. 19-11 INVOJ, 38-28 WARD, 36-32 KCEY, 34-30 KRGO. Added

at W MAQ. WHK, W M al-FM. MUNDO EARWOOD "Things I'd Do For You" (GMC) New at KUZZ, WRRD, WFMS. Charts: 29-21 KRMD, 34-28 KRZY, 29-23 WAME, 23-15 WUNI, 31-28

WONE, 39-22 KXRB, 39-301NENC. 22-19 KSO, 40-28 KRGO, 32-20 KSON. TOMMY OVERSTREET ''Fadin' In, Fadin' Out" (ABC) One of the "Most Added." Charts 27-17 KSO. 40-27 KWKH, debut 28 WIXZ, 30-23 WSM, debut 29 CKLW-FM, debut 28 KXRB. 34-28 WHK, debut 17 WINN, debut 26 WUNI, 31-18 WHAK, 39-30 WPOR, 39-28 KTYN, debut 17 KRAK, 32-28 KFTN. Added

at KNE W, KHTZ, KCKN, WVMI, WI XY, WDGY and others. JOHNNY PAYCHECK "Friend, Lover, Wife" (Epic) The "Most Added" song this week. Some adds inlcude WPLO, KIKK, WAME, WIRE, KLAC, KCKC. KNIX, KSON, KLAK, KCKN, WDEE, WSLR, KHAK, WXCL, KENR, KKYX, WQQT, KRAK. KHTZ, WINN, WTHI, WBAP, W WVA, WOKQ, WHOO, WKMF and more. CHARIJE RICH WI JANIE FRICKE "On My Knees" (Epic) Another of the "Most Added." Some adds Include W MAQ. KLAC, W W0K, WEEP. W MZO-FM. WBAP, KSO, WJJD, WDDD. WSLR. WINN. CKLW-FM, KOKE, WIXZ.

Charts: 24-22 KCKN. debut 28 WUNI, debut 30 KWKH, 36-29 WSM, 37-28 WV0J, 35-30 KFGO, 39-30 KFTN. VERN GOSDIN "Break My Mind" (Elektra) One of the "Most Added." Picked up at WKDA, KNIX, K LAC. WIL KRZY, KCKN. KOKE, KRAK, KSON, KAYO. WHBF, KLVI, WFNC, WYVA, KUGR, WTHI. Charts: 18-12 KCKC,

43-29 W WOL. debut 28 WKYG. GLEN CAMPBELL "Can You Fool" (Capitol) Added at KRDR. WAME, W WVA, WFNC, WONE. KHTZ, KUZZ. WOKQ, KTYN, KUGR, WKDA, WBAM, WPOR. Charts: 30-27 CK LW-FM, debut 27 WPLO, 26-13 WSUN. 37-27 WOKO, 26-13 KTOM. BOBBY BARE "Sleep Tight Good Night Man" (Columbia) One of the "Most Added." Picked up at KEEN, WIRE, WNRS, WEAT. W WVA, KRGO, WXCL KRMD, W MZQ-FM, KCKN, WOKO, WYVA, KOKE, WKYG. Charts: debut

19 WINN. CON HUNLEY "You've Still Got A Place In My Heart" (WB) Adds inlcude WIRE. KWKH, KLAK, WNYR, KRZY, KMO, KNIX, WHBF, WRCP. WYVA. Charts: 25-20 WKMF, 36-30 WNRS, debut 26 WPLO, 30-25 KFGO. MERLE HAGGARD '• The Way It Was In '61" (Capitol) Added at WIRE, KG& WOKQ. W MZCI-FM, KRDR. KRAK, WVOJ. KWKH. KKYX, KRAM, WPOR, KRGO. Charts: 29-18 KCKC. MARY K. MILLER "Handcuffed To A Heartache" (Inergi) Charts: 29-21 CKLW-FM. debut 26 WAME, 32-26 KSO, 32-27 WRRD, 38-26 KTYN, 28-22 KFTN, 27-20 WKYG, 34-30 WONE. Adds: KLAC, WCOS-FM, WADR, WRCP, KLVI. WILLIE NELSON "All Of Me" (Columbia) Adds: KSON. WIRE, KENR, KAYO, KSSS, WINN. KWKH, WHOO, WSUN. KRGO. KXRB, KFGO. FREDDY WELLER "Love Got In The Way" (Columbia) Added at KRAM, KRAK, KVOC, WHOO, WPOL KRMD. KCEY, KTOM, KRDR, KKYX, KEBC-FM. On at KAYO, KXRB. HELEN CORNEUUS "Whet Cha Pohl' After Midnight Baby" IRCA1 New at KRAK, WSLR, WAME, KHAK, WHBF, WQQT, WNRS, WADR, WHIM.

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OCTOBER 13, 1978 O DOLLY PARTON/Heartbreaker (RCA)

O MERLE HAGGARD/It's Been A Great Afternoon (MCA)

O DAVE ft SUGAR/Tear Time (RCA)

O RONNIE MILSAP/Let's Take The Long Way Around The World (RCA)

O OAK RIDGE BOYS/Crying Again (ABC)

STATLER BROTHERS/ Who Am I To Say (Mercury)

o MEL T1LUS/Ain't No Calif ornia (MCA)

CI K. ROGERS Er D. WEST/Anyone Who Isn't Me Tonight (UA) O BARBARA MANDRELL/Sleeping Single In A Double Bed (ABC) O MARGO SMITH/Little Things Mean A Lot (WB) CI GENE WATSON/One Sided Conversation (Capitol) 12 MICKEY GILLEY/Here Comes The Hurt Again (Playboy/Epic)

(D DONNA FARGO/Another Goodbye M B)

14 RANDY BARLO WINo Sleep Tonight (Republic)

15 JIM ED BROWN ft HELEN CORNELIUS/If The World Ran Out Of Love (RCA)

0 RAZZY BAILEY/What Time Do You Have To Be Back To Heaven (RCA)

17 WAYLON JENNINGS/I've Always Been Crazy (RCA)

18 TAMMY WYNETTE/Womanhood (Epic)

19 LARRY GATL1N/Do It Again Tonightl Monument)

KENDALLS/Sweet Desire (Ovation)

EDDIE RABBITT/I Just Want To Love You (Elek na)

EMMYLOU HARRIS/Easy From Now On (WB)

BILLIE JO SPEARS/'57 Chevrolet (UA)

24 JOE STAMPLEY/If You've Got Ten Minutes (Epic)

25 LINDA RONSTADT/Back In The U.S.A. (Asylum)

O TOM T. HALL/What Have You Got To Lose (RCA)

O FREDDIE HART/Toe To Toe (Capitol)

28 HANK WILLIAMS, JR./I Fought The Law (WB)

O T.G. SHEPPARD/Daylight (WB)

O CARLY SIMON Et JAMES TAYLOR/Devoted To You (Elektra)

31 BOBBY BORCHERS/Sweet Fantasy (Playboy/Epic)

O ZELLA LEHR/Danger Heatbroak Ahead (RCA)

33 REX ALLEN JR.NVith Love (WB)

34 CRISTY LANE/Penny Arcade (LS)

35 JOHNNY DUNCAN/Hello Mexico (And Adios Baby To Youl(Columbia(

O MOE BANDY/Two Lonely People (Columbia)

37 KENNY DALE/Two Hearts Tangled In Love (Capitol)

38 OLIVIA NE WTON-JOHN/Hopelessly Devoted To You (RSO)

O CHARLY McCLAIN/That's What You Do To Me(Epic)

40 BUCK OWENS/Nights Are Forever Without You (WB)

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Sl mp Tight. Good Night Man IColumbia)

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Hottest: Listed Alphabetically

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Charts: 24-21 WSM, 19-13 KFTN, debut 29 WUNI. GAIL DAVIES "Poison Love" (Lifesong) Added at WAME, WPLO, KHTZ. KAYO, WXCL. KMO. KKYX, WKYG, KRGO, KRDR. REBA McENT1RE "Last Night Ev'ry Night" (Mercury) Charts: 34-19 WAME, 31-27 KSO, debut 30 WPLO, 22-16 KRMD, 36-29 KTYN. Adds: KNE W. WCOS FM, WRCP, WONE, WFMS-FM. CHARLIE PRIDE "Burgers And Fries" (RCA) Added at KRGO. KEED. WPLO, KENR, WBAM, KRZY, KUZZ, WHOO, KRMD, debut 28 KCKC. STELLA PARTON -Stormy Weather" (Elektra) New at WEAT, KMO. WFNC, CK LW-FM, KNIX, KCEY, WXCL. WKDA, WNYR, 26-24 WJVA. NARVEL FELTS "One Run For The Roses (ABC) Added at KRAK, WIRE. WEAT, WDDD, KVOC, KTOM, KEBC-FM, WPOR. FREDDY FENDER "I'm Leaving It All Up To You" (ABC) Adds: WIRE. WEAT, WOOD. WVOJ. WKMF. KEBC-FM, WKYG, WNYR, WPOR. WAYLON JENNINGS "Don't You Think This Outlaw Bit's Done Got Out Of Hand" (RCA) Adds: KSON, WDEE, KIKK. WSM, KENR, KNIX. KRGO. WVOJ KENNY ROGERS "The Gambler" (UA) New at KLAC, KEEN, WSM, KENR. WXCL. WHOO, KTOM. Debut 29 KCKC.

Others Getting Significant Action 1.1 ,tiviCo Nipliat wt I, .11 , irdi ,

JOHNNY CASH "Gone Girl" (Columbia) New at WONE, KAYO, WSM, KFGO. Charts 31 -28 W WOL. 31-29 WNRS. debut 24 WKMF, debut 30 WK DA. 22-17 KFTN. HANK COCHRAN Es WILLIE NELSON "Ain't Life Hell" (Capitol) Picked up at KSO. WJVA. KXRB. KRMO, KLVI. On KLAC. KNIX, KENR.

Most Requested 4 1 BARBARA MANDRELLIABCi 2 2 DOLLY PARTON (RCA) 5 3 RONNIE MILSAP (RCA) 1 4 DAVE b SUGAR (RCA)

5 EDDIE RABBITTIENgstral 10 6 MARGO SMITH (YYB) 8 7 KENDALLSIOyabon) 6 8 TAM MY WYNETTEIEp4cI

3 9 MERLE HAGGARDI MCAI 10 OAK RIDGE BOYS IABC)

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NEW & ACTIVE All other new and recent releases getting substantial airplay. These are

listed in order oi activity For this week.

BILLY -Crush" CRADDOCK "Hubba Hubba" (Capitol) Charts: 26-21 WAME. 33-25KRMD. debut 29 WKDA, debut 28 CKLW-FM, 3429 KENR. 27-17 WUNI. 36-25 WHBF, 19-11 WVOJ. 3828 WARD. 36-32 KCEY. 34-30 KRGO. Added a t W MAQ. WHK, W M2Q-FM.

GLEN CA MPBELL "Can You Fool" (Capitol) Added at KRDR. WAME. VVVVVA. WFNC. WONE, KHTZ, KUZZ, W OKQ. KTYN. KUGR, WKDA. WBAM, WPOR. Charts: 30-27 CKLW-FM, debut 27 WPLO, 26-13 WSUN, 37-27

WOKO. 26-13 ((TOM

MERLE HAGGARD "The Way It Was In '51" (Capitol) Added at WIRE. KGA WOKO. W MZQ-FM. KRDR. KRAK, VVVOJ. KWXH, ((KY ((RAM.

WPOR, ((AGO Charts: 29-18 ((CKC

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32 24 14 Q GENE WATSONIOne Sided Conversation (Capitol)

39 34 Q FREDDIE HARTfToe To Toe(Capitol) 38 37 KENNY DALEfTwo Hearts Tangled In Love (Capitol)

Others Getting Significant Action Listed in Alphabetical ()rder

HANK COCHRAN Et WILUE NELSON "Ain't Life Hell" (Capitol) Picked up

at ((SO . WJVA, KXRB. KRMD. KLVI On KLAC, ((NIX. KENR

DR. HOOK "Sharing The Night Together" (Capitol) New at KRDR, WLAS, KENR, WYVA. Charts 22-14 KUGR, 33-30 WDEE, 40-30 WOKO

Country Albums ; Minim 1.111. r.r m Jog ail*. And wale &dish. 11.1rd alpAshrilralls

ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL (Capitol) "Pipe Dreamer" "Ain't Nobody Here But

Us Chicken" "Texas Me And You"

HANK COCHRAN Et WILUE NELSON (Capitol) "Ain't Life Hell'• BILLY "Crash" CRADDOCK (Capitol) "Rip It Up" "Never Ending" MERLE HAGGARD (Capitol) "The Way It Was In '51" "I'm An Old, Old Man" GENE WATSON (Capitol) "Let's Give It Up Or Get It On "I Wonder How It Is In Colorado" "Take Off Them Shoes

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KATE HAYES, M D Play.

11%511( 011N YOUNG RI

11/1110 M ACH RAND

1 AR NI loners

Golden Carron, IMC A I HOT Dave Edmunds (Swan Song) Va,, Mor mon IWO) Who IMCAI Lona. Roo m. 1Aoltem, Al Sower, (Anita) Yes IMO Sr.. M A W Sea Level (Capricorn) Jo* Cocker lAWIonil Ned Young IWO Coned Co wden/ M A) Heart 1Poetrart) Talking Heeds ISrial L. Odor 1E1 0081

ng various Cols Mayon,

IIEHIRS ERIC CLAPT ON

11E111s/11 and LINDIS

KTMS • FM Rock 9? 4100,1F Santa Barbara 605963 1975

ADDED Ambroso (WBI Soo Level ICaprocorn1 Frank W.ber IRCAI Dane Donahue (Coll HMI & Oaret IRCA I 1om C.a., 10501 Barton apse) HOT Who IMCA I Sopron Brthop (ABC) Koons. Lamont !Col)

Haan 10501 Heart 1Portraorl AI Stewart (Aortal Rob,. Tro mps ICho olos/ Logs Roo m. IAIIldurn .

MARK (.1115 M D: Flaying venous cuts Plaaing f I rrrrr landfill( CLAPT ONsangle.

'

SOME FA MOUS KS! FANS -- While In Great Falls, Montana for a concert performance at the state fair, Big Tree recording artists England Dan and John Ford Coley stopped at the 1(99 booth to swap stories for station TshIrm

Santa Barbara 805 963 1601

ADDED Phoebe Snow IColl Ned Young 11.1B lioposol Van Mor mon IWBI Bond X lArolal Dn. Bow.. IRCAI V•19/10 Carter (McColl So• Level ICaprocorn) Th. . World 'Island) /non Henn IABC) Nova lArortal Al lure . (WBI Fond. Fungoid Mercury)

Johnny Gooier Norton IDJTA I Jethro Tull (Ch oselosl

Bo , Whrte (20110 HOT

Linda Ronsladl (Arykarn1 Fogelberg/W..0.re

IFull Moon (pool Lorna Wroght IFlocketi IOCC (Polydor) Who 1MC A I

Telkong Heed, 1Sore) Al Stewart lArortal Roy Ayr. 1Polydorl Hgps, IN Man !Moo) Cart I(Islotra) Bony Cobham 1Coll Bros Johnson IA&MI

AURII COBB M D Playing various rule Play mi

CAR011 GA ON SAGER IC YOUNG, ERIC CLAP.

TON STEPHEN SI MS and (HITCH & CHOJVG

singles

I I I Santa Maria

ADDED Brian Forty 14111 Golden (arrong IMCAI Ronny Lan IVAI Choc.. ICoil Tommy Hoehn ILondon) Mona Harchet (Epoel Cooper Bros ICaprecoon Pot Travers IPolydorl

Athro Tull IChrytalool Fuller/K u (Coll

Ian Mardow.1111 ./Toonn Erg Carmen [A mt. Carole Buser S .? 1(1.0,,.) ()and Bowie IRCA I Blond (MCA) HOT Boston 1(i/e) Who IMCAI Torn Prtty (Shelter ABC/

PETER NAPOLI, M D: PUHA' various cuts PI...Hs

START. STASBUCK. I C YOUNG, LINDIST ARNE

LITTLE ROGER, (W M, STEPHEN STILLS. I IRE I Al

and BE ACH ROTS singles

605 -922 -2156 Hort Insure .) Lend. Rontledt lArynern) Keno, to wns (Coll FogelbergSWeosbug

IFull Moo. (noel 0*11 & Oaos 'RCA) Rollong Stoner IR Stones) Sr, (AIM) For•igner IA111

Greg KMn lEtnerkloy I Al Sower, (Arista) Lynyrd Sky , . (MCA! Pablo Can,. IA&M1 Meyer (11S01 )(inks (Anita) LI M* Rover (I.d IHu rtsr) Cars Illorktr. Anthe m,. (WEll

Seattle 206 624 4305

ADDED Sty. IAISM1 1.0 paarmasa , thisaum pos ) Al Stowart (Arista) Molly Hatchet lEpol Kenny LoggonslColl

Pat T 1Paordor I HOT

Bob Seger Won't. , Roliong Stenos IR Stones/ Fore gnu (Ad)

Bolton (Epiel Who (MCA) Hostr1 Morton)

Londa Ronstadt (Asylum, Fogelbers/Weirberg

(Full Moon (ine) Cars lElektral Gerry Rafferty IWO Goo Kohn (Bnerklea Von Nolen IWO) Toro (Coll

STEVE SEATON. M D. MATTHE WS "Mal. II" Play-

mg various tuts Playong ERIC CLAPTON and TIRE

7

Seattle 206 454 1540

ADDED HOT Richard Weigh. (Con Neil Young NYS Re... , Se• Lnel ICaproeorn) Van Mor mon IINB, Chrortherb/Mar . Londe Rorotadt lArrIum) Dr John !O&M Holoonl Mord World 11.18.11 Mark Arnond lAAM Horo/onl lan % Mho. (Muthroonn Pages IE poc I FopsIbergsWeorborg W wlon Annongs IRCAI (Full Moon-food Ralph Towner IECM Gerry (UAI Sov• Kuhn (ECM WIC Bosco Cockburn litIondl Vol Jam (Epol IOCC (Polydorl Toro (Con Jeff Loge, (inner Cory Arlon Go/A.1,48C, Jean Luc Pont, IA01

Tone Turner (UAI Al Stewart lAns1.1 Melo. T Bear (RCA) W olfson Rport IColl

Janos len 1Coll

John Pomo (ArvIuml

MARION SEY MOUR. MD Playing *greases cull Pl.,

mg ERIC CLAPI ON, TO M r •nd singlet

K X 0 Seattle

208-223.3913

ADDED Sty• (AR M) Ion Montero, Mushroom) Vol lAd I °nod Bowed 'RCA) Boston ((we) Jethro Tull ICh otatos) Vol Haien (W8, HOT Dend Chlanour (Coll He w IPortraoll Alan Parson. (Al,,?.) Foogner (All) K s lAtoto) Rollo, 5100., IR Stones! Al Stewart 'Mortal Rot,. Tower (Chose's) Bob Seger ICaperoll Linda Ralston lAsyhon , Bolo Springot on (Coll

Cars lElektr. Gury Rafferty (UAI Who IMCAI

MAVIS MACKOIT . MD Plas ma serious cuts Plas

onglIIICCLAPT ON.STIPHIN SOILS 111111All •nd

BAIT GUN singles

Spokane 509-534-0423

ADDED

Nod Young M B Ho mer) Brute Cockburn Ilsiandl Yes 1/1111 Van Mornson 1W81 So level ICapricorn1 Norroo Rondo IC4,11011 One Edmunds ISwan Son. HOT Boston (Epic) Sty. IAAMI Who IMCAI

Al Stowe. (Aortal F parson. 1Adl 11*11 flo Oat., IRCA1 Ambrosio IW81 Robin Trowel ICho olisl Moon Marton 1Copitoll Kenny La wns !Coll Cory Boy Mercury I Jos Cocker 'Asylum, Plea. 10101

Bob Seern ICaporolo

LARRY SNIDER. PD: Playing yarious I uls Pl m

ERIC ((AFT ON. LINDISFARNE and IlRIIA1L oolp.

SCAN ADDED Blot Band 1C011 Trevor Rattan IChryobol Boon Fury (A M Jethro Tull IChrysalol lan TA•Ithews IMushroorrel HOT Sty. IAAMI 1,01. Ronsualt'Asylum)

St. Louis 314 721 2323

Fo ments lAtil Al Sta mm lArostal Koons Lopeono 1(011 Arnbroso IW81

Wor of Worlds (Coll Boston 1E pre) V., 1401 Focedberg/IN•oberg

(Full Moo. Too ,

PI 01 Ft PARISI PD. Playing o rtou. cuIt FI neng

11111/All single

lei ro wne ver), re fin a r

St. Louis 314 842-1111

ADDED len Mortises, (Mushroom, Golden (strong IMCAI Ned Young IWO Reprrtel O m.. (Con Je thro Tull 'Chord's) See L•rel (Caprocom) Von Moorton IWBI Rory Gallagher IChroselosi HOT Rohm Trowel IChryolon Boston lEp.el Who IMCAI

Cart glelootol Y•• 1/1111 Foregoer (Aril Rollmop Stones IR Slam,' Lynyrd Slorord IMCAI

Covardal• 11)111 Srareami• peel Cory Boy IMerctoryl Trooper (MCA) Chollowado Mushroom Sty. (A&M) H. & Oaln IRC A I

TE D HAI R it ID Playing...oust. .

wcpri /

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Tampa 813 366 0424

Ned Young IWEI Repose I hrthro Tull ICho olisl Ian Matthews IMushroorn1 Eric Carman lAristal Thud World Ilslandl Mylon LeFert• (W81 RIchaol Wools, 1Coll Al .h.• Pe IWO) On. Santo° . tarot.) Brand X lArot. Nov• lArisral loachorn Kuhn lAtil HOT

londa Rontradt (AsYlUml

gni (Coll

gull Moon Cog, Who IMCAI S•• Levd !Capricorn) Amts.,. (WED Brie. So merton 1Col/

$toros IR Stones Carty Simon I(I Otra) Steely Den (ABC) Moody Naos IL orgonl ManParsonalAnstal Arse Wortelotto IWO M ons) torthe Band Of Be./ Boot 1W81 Chic wo IColl

STEVE HUNTINGT ON PD: Playing venous cut.

Playing EXILE f IRII ALL, ERIC CLAPTON, OR

HOOK, MICHAEL IOHNSON, MELANIE, PATIN

HAY WARD, DAN HIll •nd GENE COTT ON singles

WOXM

Avow. &gum Natio

Tampa

ADDED Y0114111 Chg.. 'Coll Gond. Goan, ICapoton Nerd Young IWO Nor m, V •• Mor mon IWO) trona Vonnello (AB M/ SrephenlloMop IABC) Pat T Inolydorl Jethro Tull IChosalit) HOT

Fogelberg/Worovberg (Full Moon (l m

813-391.9988

tondo Roosted? (M.., Who IMCAI Foregoer 1401 Ronny Le mons !Coll Bor on goo) Lord. Rover Band Iliarvosil Rolling Slone. (11 Stones) anyrd Skanyrd MI(A) Sty• ( Well

Hort IA, .1.1 Geory Rafferty 11JAI

Al Sowart lAnsol

NEIL MINSKY. PO P1 .11111 IratIOUS CIA. Play in. ERIC CLAPTON and 111111AI singles

FM 104 Toledo

419-248-3377 ADDED IOCC (Polydoro HOT Boston IF pot, Toro ,. All, Who IMCAI

Kenna Coggin, IColl

FogolboretWolibere Moon Fool

Hall P. Oates IRC•I Sty. IAISMI ROM , 110.1., IR Stoner I Condo Ronrtuti (Amehaml Lana . Stony . ITACA) Merl 'Porto.)

ARNIE NOUTSON, M D Plas ma •a•I•HoT oak Har-ms AMBR OSIA, GERRY 14111000. NICK GILDER,

S ME ARS. RI M TO M tttt(t DAN. AIROS MITH

and GINO VANNITLI•Inglee

7

churn Toronto

416 925 6666

ADDE D Nerd Yours. IWO A prons) Cho ws 1(ol) Yes (ld) Chu.. Monotone (AAMI HOT Bos on IE ., I Roiling Manors IR Stoner) Who ITACAI Sty• IASTAI

turner.. !Ado

Pablo Caws. MI MI Coro Boy Bob Sewn IC oPtoll Late Rover Buyd IHaryosn

embus.. (W111

Coos lElektol Joe Walsh lAsalune I Bruce Spenorteen (Coil Iternrry loyeans (Coll Loofa Ronsiun lAsyIurn)

NANC I M D. Fl orins r•Homs guts PlarIng

Hill All sin &

Pk-Uri-9A Tucson

602-624.5586 ADDED Neil Young IWO Reps's./ Van Mor mon (W M Norton A mur,. IRC A I Dowd Boo m (RCA) Lorton Helm IMICI Mona Holds., (Epee) Chomp 1Coll Phoebe Snow IC.) Weather 111.[KNI (Arc Coll HOT Joe Cocker lAsaluon F oprIbergAffroosboare

gull 'gloom (poi

IITA NAT. A411 Pla•ong •• COTT ON INC CLAPT ON

Hoot IPortron Hdl & Ortes IRCAI Linda Ronstodl lAselon, Gol Sc01 Heron lateens) Al Sko og, I AIISIa) Rob'', honor ICh osdisl Yon (Aril Jog? o Tull IChrysoloil

Sly, MAIM Leon Ruston IPaYedos• Wel Gras Kohn IlloosolJoso Jach Temps/on (Motu

COS Plas ma GINE

•nd FIN/FAIL tonal .

Tulsa 918-749-4631

ADDED Trevor Rabin (Chw olol Ian Marthern 1Mushrooml Gao Appl• Monument) V1,1114011.013 1W81 HOT

Boston lEPoe , Who (MCA) Foreigner (Atil Rolling Mo ms IR Monet) K•nny towns. IColl

gull Moon EpoI Todd R undergo IWO M olls I Bob Sou ICaprtoll Pa...Crone IANAII Gerry Rafferty IVA) Howl (Partrartl Alan Panons M osul Lynyrd Siony . (MCA I Lind. Reflood, (M.o. , Prron 111501

RILE IIIIIUUN.PD, /U.N. venous Planng ERIC CLAPTON. WAITER EGAN, AMBR OSIA. STEPHEN

STILLS. IUSTIN HAY WARD. MICHAEL JOHNSON

HAIL & OATES, F Al STE WART and IOCC tangles

Washington, D.C. 202 686-3252

ADDED Ambrosia (W81 Jethro Tun IC/wytalosi Chicago (Coll Al Slewart lArortal HOT Cottle River Band IH rrrrr 11 (tole IWISCurts1

Nods Golder ICh wolol londa Roosted, lAsyrtaml Boston IE peel Rollos. Soon IR Siones1

Bob Soper ICapitoll Who MCA, (.h,cogo (Coll

KATHY CONNER roAD Play .. wart.. cols PI M ,nBiRICCLAPT ON single

Worcester 617-752.5611

ADDED F lArll CI.. Bow,. IRCAI

Sto ma IR Stones,

Jethro Tull ICho.dort Neil Young (W8 Repo. Ion Matthews ITArdormon/ To m (Coll HOT Cars lEhdettal Boaton

Fog.boug/Wersborg lien Moon Epot I

Kenny to wns IColl

IOHN DUNCAN M D Playing various cols M•940/ CITY ROY and TIREFAI L songless

Chg.. IC., Loners Ronitadr (Asylum. So• (A&MI Who 1FACA I

Hall 4 Oates IFICAI Hon IPortrion Lenard Skyrone 1TAC•l Van 1•10•11$00 IWOl Al Straw, (Anatol Tdkon. Ho wls ISorel Ch.* Mug... (ARM'

▪ EtR/Frldey. October 13. 1978 Page 53

Larry James

COUNTRY

CMA A wards 1978 The coverage of the Country Music Association's 12th annual awards show, held last

Monday night in Nashville. is detailed on page 1 of this week's R&R. Things I liked about the show were: the many new winners, such as Don Williams ( male vocalist), The Oak Ridge Boys (group) and their band (best instrwnental group) . . a small label winning single of the year (The Kendal's. "Heaven's Just A Sin Away" — Ovation) . . . the slick, fast-paced. smooth production on the show . . . Dolly Parton's Dolly Parton-joke (about the "50 pounds of mud in a 5-pound sack." ). I did not like: All the other Dolly Parton jokes. . Glen Campbell's sloppy handling of the Hall of Fame induction .. the lack of salute to all of the Hall of Fame nominees. . Johnny Cash's nervousness and poor MC work . .Crystal Gayle's hairdo. The almost throwaway mention of the DJ of The Year winners at the end of the program. ( After all, radio does a great deal to promote this annual television event, so how about a bit of reverse promotion for radio?) . . .

Overall. I felt the show was very professional and well done. I would like to see some more music on the program (please, no more Johnny Cash and Carter Family singing!). The inclusion of songs like "The South's Gonna Do It" and "Will The Circle Be Unbroken" seem totally out of context with the program. The above commentary is my opinion. of course, with the input of various radio and record people I spoke with the day after the show. It is given only as a source of input for the program next year and many years to come. The program still is the best produced awards show on television today.

Congratulations to Jack Reno, formerly of WLW/ Cincinnati; Larry James, the all-fighter at WBT/Ctuulotte: and Len Ellis of WLJE/Valparaiso. Indiana, on their win-ning the CMA's DJ of The Year Awards. Pictured are Reno, yds) is currently resting after a recent illness, and James, in a picture from a recent postcard promotion from the sta-

tion; no worthy photos of Ellis were available . Bill Robinson and Lee Shannon of WIRE/Indianapolis conduct-ed on-air interviews for the station, and a few others who were simulcasting the CMA Awards Show on radio. prior to the television program Monday night. By the way, the final court was 55 stations who simulcast the show on radio. I listened for awhile to the broadcast here in Us Angeles over KHTZ-FM and the quality was very good. (Maybe next year it could be available in stereo. ) %ME's VP/GM Don Nelson and the CMA Radio Committee of which I am the current Chairnian, deserve thanks for getting that tcge-ther. Special thanks to Irving Waugh of Tree International and the CMA's Television Chaimian. for coordinating efforts through Kraft Foods and advertising agency J. Walter Thompson . . .

Jack Reno

Lots Of Lutz Was very happy to hear that UCLA Associate Professor of Marketing Dr. Richard Lutz.

will be joining the pages of R&R, with an in-depth column on music research. Lutz was a big hit at the last R&R Convention earlier this year. His input on a regular basis will certainly be of a great benefit to everyone who does any sort of research, whether in the area of music or just on marketing a radio station. The success of his column will depend on your input and questions about research. Its columns will be geared to help all radio broadcasters, major, medium and small market, as well as record companies, who also do a great deal of research. Your questions or thoughts are welcomed right now: R&R Research, 1930 Century Park West, Las Angeles, California, 90067 .

Ne ws Notes Mike Hoyer has resigned as the all-nighter at KFGO/Fargo, North Dakota. Mike joins

-nencer, Iowa, for duties with their AM and FM. He will be on-the-air during the this go-round. Prior to joining ICFGO, Hoyer had been PD of KBUL / Wichita. Also Irked in Iowa for WHO, KWMT, KMA and KSMN . . . Former WHO/Des Moines ersonality Billy Cole is now Operations Director for KDIS-FM / Perry• Iowa . . . named interim-GM of WW0K/WIGL-FM/Miand. Tom Bigby has been let go as ay by station owner Jack Roth of Mission Broadcasting. Bigby told R&R, "I have tract with the company and that still has to be settled. We had plans to change lisco format and keep the AM Country. Roth told me he couldn't afford me that 'et me go." No plans have been announced yet from Bigby. The station has been h a great deal of shakeups over the recent announcement of it being sold. As ist week's R&R, it looks like the sale is off for the present time. Herb Hirsch

has been appointed the new GM and Jim Richards will handle the music and the nrogranuning chores for the time being. . In the August 25 issue of R&R, I reported Russ Knight (Moore) had been appointed PD of WHK/ ('Ieveland. It became official this week. Knight had been with WHK in 1968 and '69 doing morning drive. Prior to his return to Cleveland, Knight was Operations Manager of Group One's WAKR and WA EZ/ Akron. He is probably best known for his days at KLIF/Dallas, where he was called "The Weird Beard." He had a phenomenal 62% of the audience on the highest-rated night show in America. (Welcome back to our Country, Russ! ) . . Congratula-tion to RCA VP of Marketing, Joe Galante and the for-mer Georgeann Cifarelli on their marriage last Friday (6) . . . Speaking of RCA, former WYDE/Birminghiun Russ Knight PD Johnny Gray, most recently with Mercury Records, has joined RCA Records as Mana-ger, Regional Promotion. He will be based in Atlanta . . . Former MCA National Country Promotion Director Jeff Lyman joins Columbia Records as National Promotion Manager. The new Epic Records National Promotion Manager will be Rick Swan, who for the past 3 and a half years, has been in St. Louis doing local promotion for the label. Lyman and Swan will report directly to Joe Casey, National Promotion Director, CBS Records/Nash-ville. . The new PD of K END/ Lubbock is Larry Edwards; he comes to the station from KLBK /Lubbock and was the former PD of KBST/Big Spring, Texas. Edwards will also handle afternoon drive, as well as promotions for the station . . Bob Prince, former sports-caster with ABC's Monday Night Baseball, joins WI XZ/Pittsburgh from WEEP to do a daily sports report. JackSeckel from WOKK/Erie. PA is now doing the evening show . . Congrats to KSON /San Diego on its celebration this month of 15 years as a Country radio station. KLAC/Los Angeles just celebrated its eighth birthday airing country music in Los Angeles . Best wishes to KSON owner Dan McKinnon and his crew at ICSON for many more . . The same for Bill Ward and his staff at ICLAC . . Jarrett Day is now Operations Coordina-tor of KSO/ Des Moines . . . Bob Cain has resigned as News Director of WWVA/Wheeling. He joins former WWVA alumnus Charlie Cook at WGBS/ Miami. Cook is PD of the Storer-qvmed WGBS and Cain is their new News Director . . . WAME /Charlotte has a new address: P.O. Box 32068, Charlotte, North Carolina, 2f/232 Dale Turner, PD of VVKDA/Nashville, has expanded his current list from 30 to 48 records. The station will be using computers to znal yze their music each week . . .

Volunteer Uglies

The three persons shown (below) have requested their names be submitted for next year's annual Top 40 (actually Country) Ugly Awards. Looking at the photo you can certainly see they qualify for at least an honorable mention in the category of industry uglies. They repre-sent WJVA/South Bend. Indiana, and are (left to right) Tom Sidwell, Music Director and mid-days; afternoon driver Mike O'Brien, and Buddy King, AM drive. Here's looking at you . .

Nashville Here We Come The R&R traveling pencil takes off for Music City's annual CMA-Grand Ole Opry-D.J.

Convention for 1978. The first major radio-oriented event will be the annual Chuck Chelbnan-Georgia Twitty Radio Invitational Golf Tournament held again this year at Crockett Spring Country Club, Wednesday, October 18. Even if you don't golf, it is a good chance to see and meet many of the convention participants. (Sorry I forgot to list this in the recent R&R re-print of the convention schedule. It really is one of the major happenings.) . . . Hope to meet you in Nashville . . . Full photo coverage in R&R in two weeks . .

Page 64 REtR/Friday, October 13. 1978

COUNTRY BREAKERS

"Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of

station activity on any given week.

T.G. SHEPPARD Daylight (WB)

Moves: 31-22 KHTZ, 35-29 WEEP, debut 25 KAYO, 28-24 KSO, 40-30 WIRE, 27-21 WVVVA, 26-20 WNRS, 39-35 W WOL, 37-26 WRRD, 28-18 WAME, 34-26 KWKH, 20-15 KCKC, 24-19 CKLW, 20-16 WINN. Added at WHK, WIXZ, W WOK, WVMI, KOKE, WDAF, WYVA, WADR, WJVA. REtli Chart debut 29.

MOE BANDY Two Lonely People (Columbia)

Added at WIL, WRCP, WNYR. Charts: 35-26 KSON, 32-23 KHTZ, 25-17 WAME, 33-29 KSO, 40-23 KTYN, 21-18 WKDA, 30-17 KRZY, 35-24 WSM, debut 23 WSUN, 29-23 KFTN, 27-23 KCKN, debut 29 WDAF, 30-27 WIRK-FM, 37-29 KNIX, 34-27 KRMD, debut 27 KAYO, 28-23 CK LW-FM, 9-7 WINN, debut 29 KNEW. REtR Chart debut 36.

CHARLY McCLAIN That's What You Do To Me (Epic)

Adds at WIL, WEEP, WIXZ, WVMI, CKLW-FM, WDAF, WRCP. Charts: 17-10 KIKK, 28-16 KCKC, 40-29 KRMD, 38-28 KSON, 22-16 KHTZ, debut 29 WAME, 36-30 WSLR, 34-24 WHBF, 30-27 KCKN, 36-29 WCOS-FM, 33-26 KFTN, 30-26 KAYO, debut 30 WSUN, 18-12 WUNI. REtR Chart debut 39.

NEW & ACTIVE All other 'ley.. and recent releases getting substantial airplay. These are

in order of activity for this week.

BUCK OWENS "Nights Are Forever Without You (WB) Added at KAYO, WSLR, WBCS. Charts: 28-23 KSON, debut 30 KRAK, 27-22 KTYN. 23-16 WAME, 35-20 WRCP, 27-19 WYTL. 33-29 WVVOL, 22-16 KLVI, 36-29 WPOR, debut 30 KHTZ, 31-27 WTHI, 19-14 KRGO, debut 30 WJJD. REtR Chart debut 40. BILLY "Crash" CRADDOCK "Hubba Hubba" (Capitol) Charts: 26-21 WAME,

33-25 KRMD, debut 29 WKDA. debut 28 CKLW-FM, 34-29 KENR, 27-17 WUNI, 35-25 WHBF, 19-11 WV0J, 38-28 WARD, 36-32 KCEY, 34-30 KRGO. Added at W MAQ. WHK, W MZQ-FM. MUNDO EARWOOD "Things I'd Do For You" (GMC) New at KUZZ, WARD, WFMS. Charts 29-21 KRMD, 34-28 KRZY, 29-23 WAME, 23-15 WUNI, 31-28 WONE, 39-22 KXRB, 39-30 WFNC, 22-19 KSO, 40-28 KRGO, 32-20 KSON. TOMMY OVERSTREET " Fadin' In, Fadin' Out" (ABC) One of the "Most Added." Charts 27-17 KSO, 40-27 KWKH, debut 28 WIXZ, 30-23 WSM, debut 29 CK LW-FM, debut 28 KXRB, 34-28 WHK, debut 17 WINN. debut 26 WUNI, 31 -18 WHAK, 39-30 WPOR, 39-28 KTYN. debut 17 KRAK, 32-28 KFTN. Added at KNE W, KHTZ, KCKN, WVM1. WIXY, WDGY and others. JOHNNY PAYCHECK "Friend, Lover, Wife" (Epic) The "Most Added" song this week. Some adds inlcude WPLO. KIKK, WAME, WIRE, KLAC, KCKC, KNIX, KSON, KLAK, KCKN, WDEE, WSLR, KHAK, WXCL KENR, KKYX, WQQT, KRAK, KHTZ, WINN, WTHI, WBAP, W WVA, WOKQ. WHOC, WKMF and more. CHARLIE RICH WI JANIE FRICKE "On My Knees" (Epic) Another of the "Most Added." Some adds Include W MAQ. KLAC, WVVOK, WEEP, W M2Q-FM, WBAP, KSO, WJJD, WDDD, WSLR, WINN, CKLW-FM, KOKE, WIXZ. Charts: 24-22 KCKN, debut 28 WUNI, debut 30 KWKH. 36-29 WSM, 37-28 WVOJ, 35-30 KFGO, 39-30 KFTN. VERN GOSDIN "Break My Mind" (Elektra) One of the "Most Added." Picked up at WKDA. KNIX, KLAC, WIL KRZY, KCKN, KOKE. KRAK, KSON, KAYO, WHBF, KLVI, WFNC, WYVA, KUGR, WTHI. Charts: 18-12 KCKC, 43-29 WVVOL debut 28 WKYG. GLEN CAMPBELL "Can You Fool" (Capitol) Added at KRDR, WAME, VVVVVA, WFNC, WONE, KHTZ, KUZZ, WOK°. KTYN, KUGR, WKDA, WBAM, WPOR. Charts: 30-27 CK LW-FM, debut 27 WPLO, 26-13 WSUN, 37-27 WOKO, 26-13 KTOM. BOBBY BARE "Sleep Tight. Good Night Man" (Columbia) One of the "Most Added." Picked up at KEEN, WIRE, WNRS. WEAT, VVWVA, KRGO, WXCL KRMD, W MZQ-FM, KCKN. WOKO, VVYVA, KOKE, WKYG. Charts: debut 19 WINN. CON HUNLEY "You've Still Got A Place In My Heart- (WB) Adds inlcude WIRE, KWKH, KLAK, WNYR, KRZY, KMO, KNIX, WHBF, WRCP, WYVA. Charts: 25-20 WKMF, 35-30 WNRS. debut 26 WPLO, 30-25 KFGO. MERLE HAGGARD The Way It Was In '51" (Capitol) Added at WIRE, KGA. WOKCL W MZQ-FM, KRDR, KRAK, WV0J, KWKH, KKYX, KRAM, WPOR. KRGO. Charts: 29-18 KCKC. MARY K. MILLER "Handcuffed To A Heartache" (Inergi) Charts: 29-21 CKLW-FM, debut 26 WAME, 32-26 KSO, 32-27 WARD, 38-26 KTYN, 28-22 KFTN. 27-20 WKYG, 34-30 WONE. Adds: KLAC, WCOS-FM. WADR, WRCP, KLVI WILLIE NELSON "All Of Me" (Columbia) Adds: KSON, WIRE, KENR, KAYO, KSSS, WINN, KWKH, WHOO, WSUN, KRGO, KXRB, KFGO. FREDDY WELLER "Love Got in The Way" (Columbia) Added at KRAM, KRAK, KVOC, WHOO, WPOL. KRMD, KCEY, KTOM, KRDR, KKYX KEBC-FM. On at KAYO, KXRB. HELEN CORNEUUS "What Cha Doin' After Midnight Baby" (RCA) New at KRAK, WSLR, WAME, KHAK, WHBF, WQQT, WNRS, WADR, WHIM.

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18 TAMMY WYNETTEANomanhood (Epic)

19 LARRY GATLIN/Do It Again Tonight (Monument)

o KENDALLS/Sweet Desire (Ovation)

tJ EDDIE RABBITT/I Just Want To Love You (Elektral 22 EMMYLOU HARRIS/Easy From Now On (WB)

23 BILLIE JO SPEARS/'57 Chevrolet (UA)

24 JOE STAMPLEY/If You've Got Ten Minutes (Epic)

25 LINDA RONSTADT/Back In The U.S.A. (Asylum)

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BILLY "Crash" CRADDOCK "Hubba Hubba" (Capitol) Charts: 26-21 WAM E. 33-26 KRMD. debut 29 WKDA. debut 72 CKL W-FM, 34-29 KENR, 2717 WUNI, 36-26 WHBF, 1911 WVOJ. 3s-22 WRRD, 36-32 KCEY, 34-30 KRGO. Added

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GLEN CAMPBELL "Can You Fool" (Capitol) Added at KRDR, WAME. VV WVA. WFNC. WONE, KHTZ, KUZZ, WOKQ, KTYN, KUGR, WKDA, WBAM. WPOR. Charts: 30-27 CKL W-FM, debut 27 WPLO. 26-13 WSUN, 37-27 WOKO. 26-13 KTOM.

MERLE HAGGARD "The Way It Was In'51 - (Capitol) Added at WIRE, KGA, WOKQ. W MZCI-FM, KRDR. KRAK. WV0J. KWKH. KKY X KRAM,

WPOR, K ROO Charts: 29-18 KCKC

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38 37 KENNY DALE/Two Hearts Tangled In Love (Capitol)

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HANK COCHRAN ft WILIJE NELSON "Ain't Lite Hell" (Capito)) Picked up

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KENR, WYVA Charts22-14KUGR, 33-30 WDEE, 40-30 WOKO

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ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL (Capitol) "Pipe Dreamer" "Ain't Nobody Here But

Us Chicken" "Texas Me And You"

HANK COCHRAN & WILLIE NELSON (Capitol) "Ain't Lite Hell" BILLY"Crush" CRADDOCK (Capitol) '•Rip It Up" "Never Ending"

MERLE HAGGARD (Capitol) "The Way It Was In '51 - "I'm An Old, Old Man" GFNE WATSON (Capitol) "Let's Give It Up Or Get It On" "I Wonder How It Is In Colorado" "Take Off Them Shoes •

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BOBBY BARE "Sleep Tight, Good Night Man"

ED BRUCE "The Man That Turned My Mama On"

DAVID ALLAN COE "If This Is Just A Game"

GAIL DAVIES "Poison Love"

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MARTY ROBBINS "Please Don't Play A Love Song"

FREDDY WELLER "Love Got In The Way"

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Others Getting Significant Action Listed III Alphabetical Order

DAVID ALLEN COE "If This Is Just A Game" (Columbia) New at WHIM,

WNCQ Charts 33 30 ((NIX, 33 29 KIKK. 30-23 KENR, 34 27 KLVI. 30-24 ((SON, 33 24 KRAM.32 27 KEBC•FM DR. HOOK "Sharing The Night Together" (Capitol) New at KRDR. WLAS, KENR. WYVA Charts 22 14 KUGR, 33 30 WDEE, 411 30 WOKO DON GIBSON "Oh, Such A Stranger" (ABC/Hickory) New at KRAK, KFTN, KTYN, WKDA. WKYG. On KNE W. KFDI, KJJJ, ((GA. BEVERLY HECKEL "Bluer Than Blue" (RCA) New at WHI M. WOKO, WNCQ. Charts debut 27 WKYG, 31 25 KFTN, 36-28 KRMD, 30-17 KCKC. LARRY G. HUDSON "Just Out Of Reach" (Lonestar) New at WAME, KKYX, WCOS FM, KAYO, WXCL. Charts 34-29 KUZZ. DICKEY LEE "It's Not Easy" (RCA) New at KRAK. ((RAM, KSSS, KHAK, KXRB, KV0J, WNRS, WBAM, WHOO. JODY MILLER "Kiss Away" (Epic) New at CKL W-FM, KFGO, KCKN, WIRK-FM, WUNI DALE McBRIDE "Let's Be Lonely Together" (Con Brio) Added at KFTN. ((NIX, ((RAM. KRZY, WEAT, WFNC RONNIE McDO WELL "This Was A Hold Up" (Scorpion) new at KAYO, KUZZ, WLAS. WEAT, KRMD, WOKO. Charts 28-23 WUNI, 30-23 WV0J, debut 30 WKMF.

WILLIE NELSON "Will You Remember Mine" (Lonestar) New at KCKC, ((LAX. KGA, WLAS, WQQT. WBAM. WAME, KIKK, WVVVA.

DAVID ROGERS "When A Woman Cries" (Republic) Charts 18 10 KVOC, 26 19 KRMD, 33-28 KUZZ, 36-30 WTHI. debut 27 WAME, 23-19 WHBF. Adds at WRCP, WOKO, WSUN. LEO SAYER "Raining In My Heart" (WB) New at WPLO, WSUN. KRMD, ((RAM Charts 25-19 KCKC. RONNIE SESSIONS "Juliet And Romeo" (MCA) New at KSO, WJJD, WXCL. WKDA, WQQT, WYVA. MEL STREET "Just Hangin' On - (Mercury) new at KRAK, KRGO, WTHI, KRMD. KEBC. Charts 32-22 KCKC.

SONNY THROCK MORTON "I Wish You Could Have Turned My Head (And Lett My Heart Alone)" (Mercury) New at W QQT, KCKN, WIRE, WYVA. Charts 27-22 WAME, debut 28 WKDA. JERRY WALLACE "I Wanna Go To Heaven" (4 Star) New at WKDA, KRMD, WDDD, WYTL WNRS, ((RAM, WHIM.

Country Albums 'um Cui• n•cri,ing airplav and SO M.' arlivIty. Listed alphabetically.

ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL (Capitol) "Pipe Dreamer" "Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens" "Texas Me And You"

MOE BANDY (Columbia) "Love Is What Life Is All About" "Nobody Home On The Range"

HANK COCHRAN Et WILLIE NELSON (Capitol) "Ain't Life Hell" BILLY"Crash" CRADDOCK (Capitol) "Rip It Up" "Never Ending" DAVE Fs SUGAR (RCA) "Somebody Wake Me— How Can i Stop My Loving You" "Baby Take Your Coat Off" "Easy To Love" "It's A Heartache" JOHNNY DUNCAN (Columbia) "The Bost Is Yet To Come" "The Pillow" "Mexicar Love Songs" CRYSTAL GAYLE (UA) "Why Have You Left The One You Left Me For" "When I Dream" "Heart Mender" "Hello I Love You" "Someday Soon" MERLE HAGGARD (Capitol) "The Way It Was In '51" "I'm An Old, Old Man" "Lovesick Blues" "Moanin' The Blues" "I Never Go Around Mirrors" WAYLONJENNINGS(RCA) "Buddy Holly Medley" "A Long Time Ago" OAK RIDGE BOYS (ABC) "I Can Love You - "Come On In" KENNY O'DELL (Capricorn) "We Can Make Music" "Soulful Woman" DOLLY PARTON (RCA) "We're Through Forever" "The Man" "It's Too Late To Love Me Now" "I Really Got The Feeling" "Baby I'm Burning" "Nickels And Dimes"

ELVIS PRESLEY (RCA) "Early Morning Rain" "That's What You Get For Loving Me" KENNY ROGERS (UA) "There's A Lot Of That Going Around" "Buried Treasures" "Momma's Waiting" "Sail Away" LINDA RONSTADT (Asylum) "Love Me Tender" "When I Grow Too Old To Dream"

JOE STAMPLEY (Epic) "She's My Woman" "I'll Marry You Tomorrow" "Houston Treat My Lady Good" "Do You Fool Around" "Barnum Et Bailey" GENE WATSON (Capitol) "Let's Give It Up Or Get It On" "I Wonder How it Is In Colorado— Take Off Them Shoes" DON WILLIAMS (ABC) "Lay Down Beside Me" "You've Got A Hold On Me" "I Would Like To See You Again" "When I'm With You- "All I'm Miss-ing Is You" "It Must Be Love" "Tulsa Time"

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Inside Nashville

MONDAY NIGHT BACKSTAGE ECHOES: Brenda Lee, Seals & Crofts, and comedian Lonnie Shor were Glen Campbell's guests Wednesday at the Opry House. Glen said: "I 'predate CMA warming up the Opry House for my special" (Glen appeared on the CMA show) . . . "Have you read for 'Arena's movie yet?" Cindy McCall is casting 110 speaking parts for that movie, "Coal Miner's Daughter," which stars Sissy Spacek as Loretta . "Now you see them, now you don't," they say about Buck Owens and his #3 Mrs., Jana Jae, who used to fiddle with Buck before they were married (no pun intended) . . Those who missed seeing Les Paul, Conway Twitty, Linda Ronstadt, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson and Loretta Lynn Monday night at the awards show shouldn't have been surprised since they weren't expected to be there in the first place . . . "Will Johnny Carson really guest on Dolly's million-$ NBC-TV special next Fall?" (That's the rumor.) . . . "Who do you really think did that to Tammy?" (Some bizarre suggestions have been made about the string of personal harassments and humiliations she's experienced recently.)

"60 MINUTES" 'MIKE WALLACE spent three days here taping a "Record Hipoff" segment for the top ten TV weekly, and will be back during this week (16 thru 21) for convention footage of fans at the Loudmouth Drink-ing Contest. Wallace said the three days they taped here netted "an embarrassment of riches" for use on "60 Minutes". Well-known "custom" records production head Ted Clark left town during Mike's "60 Minute" stay.

OF ALL PEOPLE! Charley Pride and I, walking through Nashville Airport Saturday morning, were stopped by a gentleman who offered his right hand in greeting and his left hand to present his business card which stated his affiliation. Pride, preoccupied in conversation, performed his natural, warm "Hello" while the man, presuming Charley had read the card, said, "Since you're staying at Spence Manor, why don't you stop by and say hello to him before going to the golf tournament? He's love to see you." Pride said, "Who'd like to see me?" Mr. Robert E. Barrett explained, "Mr. Ford." Pride again: "Mr. Ford??? Do I know him?" Mr. Barrett said "Ford. You know, President Ford!" (Barrett's business card listed his job as executive assistant to ex-President Gerald.

NAMEDROPPER: Jim Stafford and Nashville's Ray Pillow are starring in "Disk Jockey," being filmed in part at the old WENO radio studios in Madison. (Didja know Jim Stafford used to play electric lead Charley Pride with Bill Carlisle on the Grand Ole Opry? ) . . . Johnny Howard, President of 50 States Records, made a dis-tribution deal with old pro Gene Kennedy, head of World International Group (WIG) . . The controversial "Chaplain of Bourbon Street," Bob Harrington, just started his latest syndicated TV show. This one is a "secular" show, which follows his first secular comedy album, after strictly religious shows and albums before. A ten-man crew from CBS's "People" TV series is taping footage for an upcoming guesting on the Phyllis George-hosted show . . . The Four Guys performed on the Talent buyers' Seminar Sunday (15) . . Poor George Jones lost another damage suit because of another "no-show." Judge C. Allen High awarded two Virginia concert promoters the damages after Jones failed to appear at a concert last September . . . Crystal Gayle and Ray Stevens have signed to tape a concert to be shown on cable TV . . . Bonnie Owens matron of honor at Merle Haggard and Leona Williams' wedding? . . . Jack "Cowboy" Clement and his new artist-protege Stoney Edwards headlined a benefit concert at Exit/In for underprivileged kids. . Gus Barba, head of promotion for Jim Owens' Productions (they produced the Music City News awards TV special) just returned from a 1600-mile trip . . . the hard way. He rode a bicycle! ! ! . . Capt. Peter Townsend, one of England's great War heroes, who was once linked romantically with Princess Margaret, will be here Oct. 23rd to introduce his biography, a book called "Time And Chance" . . . Didja read where Larry Flynt bought Elvis' tri-star jet for $1.1 million? . .

CONGRATULATIONS, FICAP: For the first time, WSM and CMA, co-sponsors of convention week, have officially recognized F.I.C.A.P. (Federation of International Country Air Personalities) by including the third annual FICAP banquet in the official convention agenda. (This may become a disc jockey convention yet! ! ! )

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Mike Kasabo

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KAKE Feeds Kansas Via Net work K AK E /Wichita is in the process of establishing a state-wide network of news and infor-

mation to be known as K.I. N. (Kansas Information Network) .

The network, which will originate from ICAICE's facilities, will provide client stations with the latest news, weather, sports information plus other features.

Spearheading the service are !CAKE GM Frank Gunn and Kelly Walker, who will be the Operations Manager of K. I. N

Gene Rump, KAICE PD, who has helped in the planning, relates the statement of pur-pose of K.I.N. to R&R: "There are two reasons for it. First, we believe that, in Kansas, we have the opportunity to develop the best state network in the country. We believe that as a whole, broadcasters (in Kansas) are above average and tend to be commercially successful, as well as doing an excellent job of service to the community. We believe a network comprised of stations of the calibre that exists in this state will be a cut above the rest. Secondly, we know of no other state network with the resources that we will have at our originating station. We have a news, weather and sports staff of approximately forty people and they are com-mited to make the operation the best in the nation. We have, in-station, color radar with all the computer elements that go with it. We will offer a newseast once an hour, sports summar-ies each morning and afternoon, two weathercasts each day, an actuality feed about three times a day, hourly radar weather reports, public affairs and special events programming. We are also considering some agricultural information and the possibility of offering our talk show along with college play-by-play."

Rump adds that K.I.N. has already contacted many stations in the state and expects to sign four or five of the larger markets shortly. Potential clients are being flown in from all over the state to view K.I.N.'s facilities. They hope to hit the air with 25 stations out of a potential of 50.

Back In The U.S.A. The Milwaukee Globe Trotters, Steve York ( WISN) and Jim McBean (WLPX), twenty-

two hours apart, touched down on an international runway, jet-propelled back home from overseas to the U.S.A. Yes, friends, the Great Race of '78 is now history and both York and McBean are still chewing on double doses of jet-lag pills. Overall, they encountered blue skies and green lights, but were shocked with the amount of poverty throughout most of their travels. York, while in the Orient, tuned in the Far Eastern Network (FEN) and was blown away as he heard (in English) a jock he used to work with, Kris Eric Stevens, count down the top ten hits of Milwaukee. Both rated their trips exciting, but somewhat exhausting, and when asked if they were ready to tackle the Great Race of '79, their collective comment came in the form of a dial tone. Oh, yes, York's winning time was 226 hours, 40 minutes and 28 seconds.

and the entire staff f much talked-about community involvement in the recent PSA teman

airline disaster. The station suspended format and became the informational center for all items relating to the horrible air collision. . The staff of WORG/Orangeburg will be edu-cating area residents in all segments of radio. Everything from program logs to industry news-papers (and their influence on music selection) will be taught to schools, civic groups or anyone with an interest in learning about the tireless wireless. Tours of the station will also be offered . . . WIOD/Miami has given away over $17,000 worth of food in their Great Gro-cery Giveaway contest . . WMAZ/Macon General Manager Albert H. Sanders has been

• named Chairman of the CBS Radio affiliates, 260 stations strong . . . In an eleventh-hour decision (2 hours before game time) WGR/Buffalo aired the Yankees-Red Sox playoff game

last week and received such tremendous response that they decided to carry the World Ser-ies . . . KNBR/San Francisco's "Bridge To Bridge" run (Bay Bridge to Golden Gate) drew over 6000 people and collected more than $11,000 for charity. A side note to the event is worth noting: the man who was declared the winner handed over the trophy to another participant who was a hundred yards in front but made a last minute wrong turn near the finish line, resulting in a second place mark . . . WM AL/Washington evening personality Felix Grant holds the distinction of being the only American broadcaster to be invited to participate in the First International Festival of Jazz at Sao Paulo, Brazil. Felix's contri-bution to the festival was a two-hour audio-visual presentation, "One Hundred Years of

American Music As It Relates to J ." .. Boston will hold its second annual "Ask $ The Lawyers" week. Each evening, 6-9pm, volunteer lawyers will man the phones to answer

listeners' questions and/or refer them for further legal advice . . . KAKE/Wichita's Bill

McLean spent part of a recent Saturday helping a local garden center celebrate their annual arts-crafts-gardening fair . . . WANS/Anderson, SC recently launched a promotion f to focus on its extensive coverage of local news, and at the same time got listeners involved by e

offering $12.80 (its frequency) to the most ambitious news "sniffer" . . . WCBM/Baltimore a

Update 'OL BLUE EVES SPOTS WNEW: Sporting a few days' growth of beard, Frank Sinatrit

is featured in an upcoming thirty-second television commercial for New York's Metromedia

outlet. In the spot Sinatra reminisces about the things he misses in Gotham, leading up, of course to the thing he misses most: WNEW. Quite a coup from the Tyler crew . . . A tip of KEEPING THE LID ON INFLATION : KVI/Seattle has started the first portion of a

the cap to KFMB/San Diego General Manager Paul Palmer News Director Fred S even-part promotion that will allow listeners a chan •

REtRiFriday. October 13. 1978

ran a special weekend-long Beatles tribute that featured an interview with Ringo Starr. • . KVI/Seattle has debuted a live news-oriented public affairs program moderated by week-end anchor reporter Neal Gladner, who will provide listeners with in-depth soundings on highly volatile issues . . .

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He's a professional actor with lead roles in "Bye, Bye Birdie" and "Oliver", comedian Rip Taylor uses his material, he's written a book about the crazy business of radio and says that he's now a part of radio trivia because he was a member of the last "personality" line-up at WNBC/New York before they changed format to Top 40 His name is Steve Warren and he's now entertaining Tampa Bay listeners from 11 am-3pm daily on WDAE . . . KSD/St. Louis (in principle changing hands from Pulitzer Publishing Co. to Combined Communications Inc. as reported on last week's front page) has instituted a nightly four-hour talk show segment to be hosted by former WRVA/Richmond, talkmaster Doug Carrick . . . Barbara Crouse has been appoint-ed Promotion Manager of WOWO/Ft. Wayne from WAYL/Minneapolis, where she served in a similar capacity . . . Barry Stone from WV0V/Huntsville and David Paul from 97/Rock (WXLM-FM) both to WORG /Orangeburg as air talent . .

Color vvrn, NETS EVERT: Mike Harvey, PD of the Ft. Lauderdale Pop/Adult outlet has come

up with a surefire way of getting "press" for his station. WFTL invited the Miami Herald to participate in their recent "Win With Chrissie" promotion to show support for Florida-born Chris Evert in the U.S. Open Tennis Tournament. Coupons were printed in the sports section of the paper and over 5000 people responded by sending them in for a chance to win one of two trips to the U.S. Open. All names were added to the giant plaque (pictured with the two winners, 1-r, Chris Evert and Sports Director Jack Zeman) which was presented to Ms. Evert prior to the championship match.

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to decrease their own cost of living. The first phase, called "The Great Grocery Giveaway", deals with food bills and has listen-ers sending their grocery-C M—receipts to-the statibn in order to win certificates for an equal dollar amount of food items. Later segments will deal with mortgage/rent payments, enter-tainment expenses, clothing, auto payments, utility bills and capped off with a chance at a Christmas shopping spree.

BLUE GRASS GREATS: WHAS/Louisville is running a "VIP . . . I Gotcha" contest by identifying a famous person from the Louisville area like Muhammed Ali. Each hour a well-known person's name is given and listeners can call in the next hour and simply give the previous hour's VIP name. Daily winners receive theater tickets, dinner for two and up to 8100 cash. The weekly winners get a long weekend trip for two to either Florida or the Bahamas.

ACTION . . . ROLL 'EM: WIP is the official "Rocky II" station in Philadelphia, and probably the world. The station is holding on-air auditions from listeners for a walk-on part for Sly Stallone's sequel to the 1976 Oscar winner for best picture. Although the part is simply a walk-on, the station is making things a bit more dramatic by having the callers read dialogue lines on the air. The lines are various, so the caller never knows what the copy will be. Each participant will receive an authentic autographed photo of Stallone and one lucky person who's name wW be drawn, will be given his or her big showbiz break with the walk-on part.

ZIPPING THROUGH CINCINNATI: WLW just completed a very successful zip code .. contest that had listeners calling in if the h their zip on the air. First caller responding

received a WLW "I Love You Cincinnati" T-shirt and became eligible for the grand prize of 1000.

STICKING WITII THE DOLPHINS: WIOD/Mlami is using a slight twist on the well-known bumper sticker promotion. The station is the flagship for all Miami Dolphins radio broadcasts, and used that as a motivational hook and had the bumper stickers made in the orm of the team's insignia. Spotters are sent out in search of the stickers and two lucky bear-rs will have a chance to win a 1979 Chevrolet Dolf Van. Each van is customized and is valued t $13,000 apiece.

REtR/Friday, October 13.1978

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BREAKERS lireakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week.

STEPHEN BISHOP Everybody Needs Love (ABC)

70% of our reporters are on it New adds inlcude WATR, WIOD, WSJS, KNBR, W MAL, WLW, WLOW, K96. Key moves: 22-14 KOLO, 2616 WCWA, 27-22 WRIE, 27-21 KRKO, 26-20 WLNH, 20-16 WYNE, 30-26 WPRO, 24-20 KVI, debut 23 WBEN, debut 28 W MAZ, debut 29 WLVA, debut 30 WKHM, debut 24 WFYR. Moves 32-26 on P/A chart

NEW & ACTIVE You'll notice two numbers immediately follow each song title be/ow (example 30/5) The first represents total number of our reporting stations playing the record this week. The second is the number of those stations

tha t added it this week

WINGS "London Town" (Capitol) 45/1 add KVI Key moves: 9-5 KUKI, 14-9 KBLF. 24-21 WRIE, 28-22 WYNE, 26-19 WTIC, 26-22 WPRO, 24-21 WLW, debut 23 KRKO. Moves 28-25 on PIA chart. ERIC CARMEN "Change Of Heart" (Arista) 46/9 add KMBZ, WELL WLW,

WCHV KVI, WSJS. KOB, W MAL WASH. Key moves. 27-23 WSAR, 22-19 K96, debut 22 WBEN. debut 26 WLNH. debut 26 WRIE. debut 27 W MAZ. debut 29 WPRO. Moves 33-29 on PA chart. HALL Et OATES "It's A Laugh" (RCA) 31/1 add WTIC Key moves 15-9

WCHV, 22-18 WLNH, 36-23 WHIZ, 23-19 WLO W. 29-26 FM97. 28-25 WLVA. 26-22 W MAZ, 28-25 WLW, 26-22 WBT. Moves 36-32 on PA chart PLAYER "Prisoner Of Your Love" (RS0125/0. Key moves • 34-30 FM97. debut 25 KRKO debut 30 W MAZ. Moves 35-33 on PIA chart AL STEWART "Time Passages" (Arista) 38/17 adds include WC WA. WQUD. WTAE, WCCO. WASH, K101, WIP, WBEN, KVI, WCBM, WFDF Key moves .

30-26 WVVVVE, 32-27 WLOW. debut 24 WYNE, debut 28 WRIE, debut 29 KRKO. Heavy rotation: WHIO. Debuts at #34 on PA chart. CLOUT "Substitute" (Epic) 24/5 add WHIZ, VVTAE. K101, WLW, WCHV Key moves: 18-14 WLOW, 34-28 KUKI, 26-23 WORG. debut 26 W MAZ Heavy rotation: KE X, WYMC. Moves 39-35 on PIA chart. LEO SAYER -Raining In My Heart" (WB) 29/9 add WORG, KOY, K101, WNE W, WQUD, WTIC. WPRO, KOGO, WIB W. Key moves debut 22 KVI, debut 23 W MAZ, debut 26 KRKO. Debuts at 038 on PA chart DIANA ROSS Et MICHAEL JACKSON "Ease On Down The Road" (MCA) 2414 add WTIC KRKK, KRNT. WKHM. Key moves: 16-12 VVVVWE, 30-24 WC WA, 26 20 WRIE. 25-20 WLW Debuts at //40 on PA chart

Others Getting Significant Action All other new and recent releases getting substantial airplay These are listed in order by their activity levels at our reporting stations

MARGO SMITH "Little Things Mean A Lot" (WB) 24/2 add WTMJ. WCER

Moves debut 26 WKHM, debut 30 WHIZ. RONNIE MILSAP "Let's Take The Long Way Around The World" (RCA) 241 add WC WA, 9-7 WIB W. FIREFALL "Strange Way" (Atlantic) 23/10 adds include WBT, WPRO, WLVA, WCHV, WHIO, WTVN, WCBM. KMRJ, debut 28 WLNH. DOUCETTE 'All I Want To Do" (Mushroom) 23/4 add WYNE. WLVA, FM97, WKHM. Moves: 30-26 KUKI, 31-24 KBLF. ANDY GIBB "(Our Love) Don't Throw It All Away" IRSOI 22/20. This week's Most Added... including WNE W, WRIE, KOLO, KRMG, WPRO, KVI, W WWE WHIO, KMBZ, WELI, WYNE. KEX, WIOD PAUL ANKA "This Is Love" (RCA) 22111 adds include WCCO, KPPL WNE W, WBEN, WYNE, WORG, WIBW, WFDF, WC WA. Moves: 26-23 WVVVVE. debut 19 WKHM

Pop/Adult Album Airplay Tracks (The following albton backs, alphabetically listed by artist are getting significant airpiay on many of our Pop/Adult stations).

PAUL ANKA (RCA) "Listen To Your Heart" STEPHEN BISHOP (ABC) "Looking For The Right One," "Losing Myself In You" JIMMY BUFFETT (ABC) "Son 01 A Son 01 A Sailor" CAPTAIN& TENNILLE(A& M) "Dixie" CHICAGO (Columbia) "No Tell Love," "Hot Streets, ""Love Was New" ROBERTA FLACK (Atlantic) "Knowing That We're Made For Each Other," 'When It's Over" FOGELBERG & WEISBERG (Full Moon/Epic) "Intimidation" MICHAEL JOHNSON lEMI/Americal "Sailing Without A Sail" LITTLE RIVER BAND (Harvest) "Lady" KENNY LOGGINS (Columbia) "Wait A Little While" J. MA THIS & D. WILLIA MS (Columbia) "Heaven Must Have Sent You" M OODY BLUES (London) "Had To Fall In Love" GERRY RAFFERTY (UA) "City To City" CHRIS REA (UA) "Standing At The Door" LINDA RONSTADT (Asylum) "Love Me Tender, - "Just One look," "Ooh Baby Baby" LEO SAYER (WB) "Stormy Weather" AL STE WART (Arista) "End Of The Day" CARLY SIMON (Elektra) "Tranguillo"

POP/ADULT Riart;LAY / 40 ThrPo Two Last VVerks Weeks Week OCTOBER 13, 1978 3 2 1 0 UTTLE RIVER BAND/Reminiscing (Harvest)

6 4 3 0 JOHN PAUL YOUNG/Love Is In The Air (Scorn Bros )

11 6 5 0 GERRY RAFFERTY/Right Down The Line(UA)

5 5 4 0 BILLY JOEL/She's Always A Woman (Columbia)

17 12 6 0 BARRY MANILOW/Ready To Take A Chance Again (Arista)

13 7 7 0 KENNY LOGGINS/ Whenever I Call You Friend (Columbia)

1 1 2 'Y CHRIS REA/Fool (If You Think It's Over) (UA)

10 8 8 8 DAVID GATES/Took The Last Train (Elektral

9 9 9 9 CAPTAIN ft TENNILLFJYou Never Done It Like That(A&M)

25 21 16 0 AMBROSIA/How Much I Feel( WB)

12 11 10 11 CARLY SI MON & JAMES TAYLOR/Devoted To You (Elektra)

8 10 11 12 ANNE MURRAY/You Needed Me(Capiton

36 26 20 C) DONNA SU MMER/MacArthur Park (Ccr.ablancal

7 13 13 14 EXILE/Kiss You All Over (WB/Curb)

14 14 14 15 MICHAEL JOHNSON/Almost Like Being In Love (EMI/America)

29 24 19 0 PAUL DAVIS/Sweet Life (Bang)

18 16 15 17 DAN HILUAII I See Is Your Face (2t1th)

2 3 12 18 OUVIA NE WTON-JOHN/Hopelessly Devoted To You IRSO)

35 25 0 GINO VANNELLIIIJust Wanna Stop(A&M)

21 18 17 20 DOLLY PARTON/Haartbreaker(FICA)

40 29 DR. HOOK/Sharing The Night Together (Capitol)

24 23 n 22 UNDA RONSTADT/Back In The USA (Asylum)

15 15 18 23 ROI31N GIBB/Ohl Darling IRSO)

32 28 26 24 STEELY DAN/Josie(ABC)

35 32 28 25 WINGSILondon Town (Capitol)

32 0 STEPHEN BISHOPIEverybody Needs Love (ABC)

4 17 23 77 COMMODORES/Three Times A Lady (Motown)

22 22 27 29 TASTE OF HONEY/Boog(e Oogie Oogie(Capitol)

39 33 29 ERIC CARMEN/Change Of Heart(Aristal

19 20 21 30 TRAVOLTA Et NEINTON-JOHN/Summer Nights (RSO)

28 27 30 31 STONEBOLT/I Will Still Love You (Parachute)

39 36 36 32 HALL Et OATES/Its A Laugh (RCA)

35 33 PLAYER/Prisoner Of Your Love (RSO)

34 AL STE WART Mme Passages (Arista)

39 35 CLOUT/Substitute (Epic)

34 34 34 36 CRYSTAL GAYLE Talking In Your Sleep(UA)

40 37 JEFFERSON STARSHIP/Crazy Feelin' (Grunt)

moms , 38 LEO SAYER/Raining In My Heart( WB)

16 19 24 39 ANDY GIBB1An Everlasting Love )RSO)

— isms . 40 DIANA ROSS Et MICHAEL JACKSON/Ease On Down The Road (MCA)

This chart is based solely on airplay statistics compiled weekly from our reporting stations Black circled numbers indicate significant upward movement from at least 60% of our reporters.

NEW ENTRY

JUSTIN HAYWARD "Forever Autumn" (Columbia) 22/11 adds include WTMJ. WBT, WTIC, WORG, KUKI, KSD, K101, WHAS. Moves: debut 24

WATR, debut 27 WRIE. MECO "Theme From The Wizard Of Oz"(Millennium)22/3 add KRNT. KRKK, KMPC. Moves: 31 -28 WVVVVE. debut 29 WATR. PABLO CRUISE "Don't Want To Live Without It" (AEtM) 20/3 add KRKK. KNBR, W MAZ. Moves, 20-13 KUKI, 15-10 KBLF, 24-19 KOLQ, 28-23 WRIE,

debut 27 WPRO. O.C. SMITH "Love To Burn" (Shady Brook) 19/2 add WELI. WRIE Moves: 19-15 WIB W 27-15 WKHM. LULU "Don't Take Love For Granted" (Rocket) 1911 add WORG 22-19 WYNE. RITA COOLIDGE "Love Me Again" (AEtM) 18/10 adds inlcude KGIL WCCO, KOGO, WHIO, WLNH, KPPL. WYMC. KENNY NOLAN "But Love Me" (Polydor) 1811 add K101. Moves: 35-29

KUKI, debut27 WLNH. ERIC CLAPTON "Promises" IRSO) 17/7 add WCER, W MAZ, KOLO, KOGO, KMPC, K101, KBLF. AUCIA BRIDGES "I Love The Nightlife (Disco 'Round)" (Poiydor) 17/5 add WO WO, WASH, WLVA(RA), WORG, WCHV (DP). Moves: 27-18 WHIZ, debut

30 WSAR. GENE COTTON "Like A Sunday In Salem )The Amos Et Andy Song)" (Ariola) 17/3 add WTMJ, WBEN, KRNT, 29-25 WYNE. DONNY Et MARIE OSMOND "On The Shelf" (Polydor) 14/7 add KRNT W MAL. K101, KMBZ, WRIE, FM97, WHIZ. Moves: debut 28 WYNE. debut

29 W MAZ. MUENCH "I Just Want To Love You" (Republic) 14/2 add WLNH, KUKI. Moves: 29-23 WKHM. debut 23 WIB W, debut 30 KOLO. DONNY MOST "Here's Some Love" (Venture) 11/2 add WELI, WIB W. JOHNNY MATHIS Et DENIECE WILLIAMS "That's What Friends Are For" (Columbia) 111 add WIB W, 24-17 WC WA. RANDY GOODRUM "This Feeling Inside" (Arista) 10/2 add KRKK, WKHM. EDDIE RABBITT "I Just Wanted To Love You" (Elektra) 9/5 add KRNT, KOY, WSB, WTMJ. KMBZ. ROLLING STONES "Beast Of Burden" (Rolling Stones) 9/1 add WASH Moves: debut 22 K96, debut25 WMAZ. CHICAGO "Alive Again" (Columbia) 8/7 add WTAE. WO WO, WASH, KSID, KMPC, WORG, WLNH.

Most Added: ANDY ORS

(Our Lovell:10o t Throw It All A kre.y (RSO) Added at 28% of our reporting stations

Al STE WART Time Passages -Wilts/

Added at 24% of our reporting stations

PAUL ANNA TAN /s I.ove '(RCA)

Added at 15% of our reporting stations

JUSTIN HAYWARD For•vor A U MITIR ICo.forrsbial

Added it 15% of our reporting stations

RITA COOUDGE Love AI* Again (.4.F

Added s t 14% of our reporting station. RREFALL

Strong* Way Atiootkl Added flit% of our reporting stsdone

Hottest: ANISROSIA

-How Moch I Fear AV131 Reported hot .44% of our eta bone

GERRY RAFFERTY "Right Down Th• Limo - lUAJ

Reported hot s144% of our eta dons

LfTTLE RIVER SAND -RoterolnhicIng"ffriervest)

R.pc,rt.d hot st 42% of our etations JOHN PAUL YOUNG

"Love Is In The Alr"tScord Bros. / Reported hot at 39% of our stations

BARRY PAAJIRLOW "Ready To TAk • A Che m-a ArpoIn"(ArIsail Reported hot .1 57% of our stations

SILLY JOEL 'She s Always A VVornan "(ColtrimbIe) Reported hot et 34% of our stations

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1.1,101 Al Stewart Gino Venni/Ill HOTTEST John Paul Young Kenny Loggins Gerry Rafferty Billy Joel Anne Murray IRS E•ile

Ca?, & Tenn,. Ambrosia

RIRIE/Erre WH011/13oetwi Smoker Burns

AI & Ws

Sa mOn/Tairlor HOTTEST Barry Manilow LOB 13,11y Joel Gen, Rafferty

Dan Hili

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Roger Ch !!!!! an

Al Stewart Gene Cotion Pail Anke HOTTEST Exile (W ry Window John Paul Young Billy Joel Gino Vermeil , Dr Hook Ambrosia Donna Sum mer

WGR/Bufte.

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Doily Penon 8,13 Wh .lie HOTTEST AB Ken , LOggins rm Paul Young • r Rafferty

Donne & Marie 0 C Smith And, Giber Odyssey Linda Ronne:It Baby/ Tender

HOTTEST Kenny La wns Gerry Roil 10,7

Billy Joel Main Pei, Young Gino Vermeil , Paul Davis Ambrosia

MID WEST WYNE/Appleton Den Dams

Paul Anka Doucette And, Gmbh HOTTEST

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Gibb • - Clepton 6 ,1 LaBounty Tommy Roe Margo Smith HOTTEST Gerry Ref ferty

Billy Joel Ambrosi• mo Yonne,

Moody Blues Rota Coolidge

WLVII/Cincinnati Frank. Valli Mks Wetter Andy Giber

Ginn Vannehi Jimmie RoSgert Fired, HOTTEST Al Ste wart Ernie Kenny Leggin. IRS Pail Deed John Peel Young

M AR/Fell Rms. WLNH/L .onia WNE W/New York PM97/Pittsborgh SYGY Nelshoeciass, Marla WdhsPis ROY. Curtis Do w Tyler De . Popo..., Mils. Neel

Gino Vennello Steely Da, HOTTEST Derv, Gates Kenny La m m Billy Joel Robin Gibb Spey Manilow

WHAG/Hagernown C B. °sli my

David Got . HOTTEST IRS Billy Joel Ambrosia Donna Summer Barry Manikin,

WTIC/Hartforel Ginny Jesionk•

Steely Dan ..Stonebolt 11•041 Oates Leo 50003 A min Hay ward

— Ross & Jwli son HOTTEST IRS John Paul Young Gerry R fffff ty Ambrosia Paul Own

MoloCi Willie Nelson Chicago Peel An .

Al Stewart Leo Rita Coolidge Andy Gibli HOTTEST Herm/ Gaffney IRS Lo we S Ahhish 8111, Joei Gino Var ms11, Gerry Rafferty HOTTEST

Pei, Davis John Paul Young Jefferson Siership Gerry Ref 'env

Billy Join

WEL Warne Haven Were Mande* Walt Pinto Ambrosia

Dr Hook LOS Don . Su mmer

Kenny Loggtni Eric Car men Donny Moil C Smith

Andy GSA, Dr Hook HOTTEST Deed Gates a. , Mende . Ssnion/Teylor Gino Vannelli

1610/Philadelphie

Bruce efolbevg

Al Stewart S to mb°, I HOTTEST John Paul Young Belly Joel Berry Manila. Gerry Rafferty LAB Kenny Loggins G ot 6 Tannins

IOCC Do wel . Pool Dons Dolly Parton DOnny & Mane HOTTEST Cade LAB Kenny Loggins John Pail Young 6100 Vannello Donna Summer Billy Joel Ambrosia

None HOTTEST Ambrosia Donna Somme , LOS John Peel Young

W MAL/Westungton r Bonn. Snildi

Donny & Marie Stephen Elishoo Eric Car men Gino Vermeil, HOTTEST

WTAE/Ponsburgh Barry Mandow Ted Atkin. Sine Joel

Kenny Lo wrie L Re

W ASH/WashingIon. DC Bob Duck man

Andy Gobb Firetall

Leo Save Lindisfarne HOTTEST

Anne Murray Kenny LA W,, Gerry Rafferty John Paul Young Capt & Tennille Donhs Summer

Rolling Stones Chicago EIC Car men Al Stewart Alin,. Bridges

WATA/Waterbury Gamin Con., .

Andy Gibb Livingston Taylor Stephen Elid wP HOTTEST Anne Mtn. . Ambrosia Refry Weldo,,, Doh,. So mme , Dr SICIOII

WIMAIE/ Oeveland ROY R/Chwago

Arn Claws 20 M Wo w.rbe.

Andy Gibb HOTTEST Dan Hell Ross & Jackson Robin Gelb Gino Van ., Ambrosia Dr Hook Al Stewart

WTVN/Columbus Denny Nugent

Gino Yonne°, Finnan HOTTEST Gino Vanneh, John Paul Young Donna Surnefer Gerry Ref ferny Ambrose

WHIO/Daytor. Kris %rein

Eric Canna, Stephen 0. 0.010 °Out HOTTEST LOB loon Pall Young ,•••o, R fffff Hd Get.

SOUTH SISSON/ AA•n Owen Hol mes

Stephen Elrinoo Ands Gina Les McCann Be wh Boys HOTTEST Gerry Rai len, LREI Linda Rorntedt Dend Gates Anne W ar . ARS Clout

SYSB/Atlania Gene Christie

Ede/H R./Ann ARS HOTTEST Anna Murray John Paul Young Bury Manikin

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KRNT/Des Moines Del Hill

D0nni• & Marie Gino Vann., Gene Conon Bg Wh .fie Eddie Rabbit, Ross & Jac/roars' Donna Summer Kenny Loggins Me m Peso Devil

WEDS/Flint Joe InGeo

Pihil links Paul Dyed Al Stewart Dr Hook HOTTEST Chris Rea LAS Billy Joel Gerry Rafferty Ante ova

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CO 110 0, Gino Vermeil, Dr Hook Alieis Bridges

WKH M/Jackson WISN/Milwasek . 050/St Lours

John Sebastian Beth Fag Ed Sc wborough

Junin Hayward Donne Summer Doucette lack. DeShannon I-finny...an Teri., Vein Morrison Ross • Jackson Randy Goodrum HOT TEST IRS Barry Mention Michael .1000 100 Anne Murray Dan Hill John Pall Young

Arnbros,• &mon & Taylor

KMEIZ/Kans. City So w Bell

Eon Car men Edda Rabbit, Glen Campbell Andy Gibb Am mo Rcdgers DI Hoot. Moody Blues Donny & Mane Paul Horn HOTTEST John Pall Y ou ng Billy Joel Senon • Taykgr Deny Rafter., Doll, Parton

Ban, Menilow Gino Vannelii

Dr Hook HOTTEST Exile Anne Money IRS

Silly Joel Ambrosia Donna Summer

VITMJ/Mairmukei Serer Anne.

Eddie Rabbiit Geo* Cotton Justin Heyward Margo Smith HOTTEST John Paul Young Cono Van .11 ,

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IVCCO MinneePoin Denny Long

Pail Anka Wiiiie Nelson Al Sten ., One Coolidge Pall Horn

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APARJ/Paubtoh Gabs

Foetal, AM's Gditi Ned Sedak• HOTTEST Dend Gates Stephen Kenny Loggins Barry Mende .

A00.0 340./00 Chicago HOTTEST Exile LOB Coot & Tenn, . John Pall Young Kenny Loggins Reny Maniloy• Tone Of Honey

PICTIAJToledo Medi Stevens

Donna Su mmer Al Stewert Paul Anka Ronnie Ma ul" HOTTEST Billy ,maa Kenny Logo,. Paul Davis Arnbrosi• Stephen Boh m

VilIBW/Topek• Am Sullins

Paul Ansa Leo Sava, Donny Mon Merlin & 40,11,00, HOTTEST

BPS Join Caen a Tenn, . Barry Manil py John Paul Young Ronnie Mils o 0 C Senini

WHIZ/ZanewriN Os . Co..

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KRUG/Tulsa Don &shoo

Ch Hook Andy Gibe • Morriv. , Errol SO W , HOTTEST Anne Mu''., Barry Manilow &fly Joel Divine Sum mer Anew osA Linde Ronstadt

MIT/Charlotte Andy Bickel

Anton Ha, ward HOTTEST

LOS Kenn, Loggini Slily Joel Ambrosia Donna So mme ,

WCHV/Chertotte mile Ain Ro m,

Firers° Erw Carmen Al Stewart Anew Bridges Idol Clout Idol HOTTEST John Paul Young Gerry Ref ferry Linde Ronne:It Ambrose Hell & Oates Barry Manilow

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WHAS/Louierille Jew, Mellor

Dr Hook Ambrosia Justin Hey ward Willie Nelson HOTTEST

Anne Nu, '. LOB Gerry R fffff ty Barry Mende. David Gates

Alicia Bodges la ,. Andy Gditt Foretell Doucette HOTTEST E•ile Caot & Ten',", David Gates AnitirOi.•

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Rit• Coolalge Chaka Net, Sedan] FogelbergAgeist wg Frank. Velii HOTTEST Paul Dens Gerry Rotten, Kenny Legg. . Anityous Davd Gates Clout

Pew° Cru . WOUD/Merighis Al Stewart Ong 11•0010041 IOCC Er. Clanton Van Morrierin HOTTEST Nick Gild. Anne (Ain . Ge m, Refferry Dr MOOS CAM 5 Tennill, Berry M enlo,.

Al Stewart Van Moruton Leo Sayer HOTTEST LOB Exile Cerny Renter,

Kenny Loggins

VII0D/Pareeni WORD/Orangeburg Yolanda Parapet Stu Whght

0.003.0SIS Tame Of Honey Andy Gibb Stephen Eirshop Gino Yenned, HOTTEST O w HIll C.apl. Tannins Paul Denis John Pawl Young Gen, Rad ferty

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Luiu Paul An.. Leo Seyer Alicia Bridges Chicago Justin Heyward Ro m Coolidge Cooper teos HOTTEST Ger ry Reinert, Paul Davis Simon 6 Tinier Linda Ronstedt

SYSJS/ WinsionSelem Kim Jones

Eric Geom . Stephen Bilhou HOTTEST IRS Kenny Logan.

000 410003u3,03• A...PC/Los Angeles KIII/Provo SOLO/Rot,. Paul Doug. John Fele Yarn. Illisholds MA. Hagerty

Aninuts• Eric Car men Jackie OeShannon HOTTEST LOB Paul Dant K030,3 Larkins

KPPL /Denver J•rn Teeson

Peel Anks Juitut Heyward ia Coolidge 'T EST

Manilon,

,•Hri, Ref 'why Ur Hook G.no Vann .,

KRKO/E .raref Den Mo .

None HOTTEST IRS Trio Of Hon.,, Geny Rafferty Tr wolt• & Oloine Simon & Taylor Dan Hai

ChiCago Eric Clepton Me m Dr Hook HOTTEST Linda Hoisted, Ambrosia

John Paul Y ou ng Donna Summer

SOY /Phoeni• Arreatrong/Stevens

Eddie 10.101, 0,11 LaBounty Pall Davis IR Al Rend, Edelman Linda Ronetwn MSS ,

Leo Sayer Joe Hemel

K E St /Portland Bob Swenson

Andy GotAi Abbe Su mmer

HOTTEST Clout Capt & Tenni . John Peal young Kenny Logout*

Al Ste wart Stephen IlishOO Commodores HOTTEST Ambrosia Barry Maria m,' Donna Su mmer Linda RIS/ISISIJI GIII0 V0nnall,

KEILF/Red Bluff Bob Bieck

Moody Blues George Dollen Andy Gobi" Frani . Erie Clayton Paul AMR., HOTTEST T o.. Of Honey Simon & Taylor ArnbrOus Den Hill Dolly Parson Barry Manic . 400.9* Paleo Cro.se

Andy Cobb Paul Dens Eon Clanton Moody Slues HOTTEST Kenny Lo w'. BSI , Manlove Gerry Rollers., lonn Paul Young Arnbros4 Senor, 6 Taylor Stephen 010.0P

KIIKK/Rodi Sawing. Rod Tucker

Randy Goodrum Pebso Criose Dr Hooli Meet, Ron & Jack son HOTTEST Paul Darns Billy .1001 AnIMOVII Gerry R Den H.. Stephen Billie.

KOGO/Sen Dego K Ife /San F rec ..° 00115..,0. EMI Dodd Nadi . Sh . 11,0. 0"She•

AI Stevrert Rita Coolidge .13301/1 Hayward • Claplon Leo Sayer HOTTEST LOS Kenny La wns John Paul Young Gen, Rafferty Billy Joel

0611 )5.. Forrwrido Rick Scar ,

Rita Coolidge Andy Cobb F mean Peul Anke HOTTEST John Paul Young Gerry Realer-iv LOB tuntiros. Donna Sum mer

Jays Lou Saver Al Seywan Kenny Nolen Eric Clap, . Rinien WARY, Donny A Allay.* ClOut Rite Coolidge Peter Brown Dan Hartman JIIII01 Heyward Ciornmodores

KNBR/San Bryan (eton

stephen Bishoo Paul Davis Pablo Cruise HOTTEST LREI Gerry Pollen, Donne Sum mer

Kenny Lo wn, Ambrosia Steely Des

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• Seoea• Glen Carrptrell HOTTEST Mein Pall Young IRS Silly Joel Can & Tennille Robin Gibb Simon & Taylor David Gates • ISISI.I03•

KU M/Ukiah Randall Kelton

M▪ iierich .0.0101 Hayytard Rita Coolidge Al Stewan EC King Right

HOTTEST Lea. Dolly Peng,

Wogs Travolt• & Oliya Steely Oen P.100 Cruise Anew ova Donna Sum mer

Others Getting Significant Action ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION "Champagne Jam" (Polydor) 8/1 add WSB. 20-12 WLOW. BIG WHEEUE &THE HUBCAPS "Sh-Boom" (MCA) 7/2 add KRNT, WGR. JIMMIE RODGERS "Secretly" (Scrim Shaw) 712 add KMBZ, WHIO. UNDISFARNE "Run For Home- (Atco) 7/1 add WPRO, 29-25 WRIE. COMMODORES "Flying High" (Motown) 6/2 add K101. K96. Moves: n-17 WKHM. 25-22 WLNH. UVINGSTON TAYLOR "I Will Be In Love With You" (Epic) 6/2 add WATR, WKHM. COOPER BROTHERS "The Dream Never Dies" (Capricorn) 6/1 add WORG. 30-27 WYNE. MOODY BLUES "Driftwood" (London) 5/4 add KMBZ, WHIO. KOLO. KBLF.

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OPPORIONMES Openings

Entertainer for future positrons at a Conte mporary Top

40 station in Honolulu. Ha waii Tepee and resu mes to

Dave Shaw No 1 To wn Square, Honolulu, HI 98E417110-0

iNINX/Rockville M D looking for a first phone announcer end e ne ws reporter Send tapes and resu me to Brad

Taylor, Box 1728, Rockville M D 20850 EOE M"F 110-81

10.000 well Top 40 A M and 100 000 watt AOR FM

moving from auto mation to love progra m ming in one of the most competitive markets in the world Highly den. tlftable personalities preferred Send taPes and resu mes to Royal Ha waiian Radio Box 1007 Weipahu HI 96797

110-81

We offer a solid co mpany, good benefits. super bucks end n beautiful gulf coast com munity If you are a mature Com municator can produce phone intervie ws and in-

form and entertain adults we want to hear fro m you Tapes and resu mes to Dave Man. or Pat Fagan, WLOX.

Bo. 4596 W Biloxi. MS 39531 iv all (601) 388 1490 110-81

KV/SI/Sioux City. IA seeker expenenced ne ws anchor

person Must have °bitty and voice Contact Paul Go mez 'BO. 1230 Sioux City. IA 51102 or call 14021 967-3477

111 EOE N1+11061

W T MC'Ocala FL needs a PD A M clnve shift will be re.

ouored Great production a must Conte mporary 5 000 Watt in a 5 station market Rush tepee and resu mes to Program Director Box 897, Ocala FL 32670 (9041 629-800B EOE M'F (1051

W GUY Bangor ME has im mediate and futute openings. including A M drive Tight Top 40 Rocker, but we want personality too Good pay for right people Tapes and

resu mes to Mark Laurence W GUY, 7 Main Street Bari go' ME 0440112071947 7354 EOE M F (10 61

W O MI' Owensboro KT ARB No 1 in Kentucky's second

Metro needs Conte mporary night Personality for 8P m-100m or 10prn 2a m shift Level heeded expenenced and

willing to give 100% Tapes and resu mes to Ken Correll W O MI Box 1330 O wensboro KY 42301 EOE M/F (10-8)

Openings W DED/Frankfort KY looking for rnicl.day personality Monday thru Friday including one shill on weekends. Contact Eddie Rogers Box 445. Frankfort, KY 40602

15021875-1130 110-61

Looking for co m municatoneniorteiner for morning

show on Oklaho ma City• po werhouse station, KO MA

Can you do it? Great city, incredible station! Tapes and resu mes to Charlie Cusack. Box 1520. Oklaho ma City,

0K73101 E0E110-81

KONO'San Antonio. TX is accepting tapes for future

openings Need Top 40 lock with first phone for week end eor shift Tapes and resu mes to Ron Dennington KONO Box 2388 San Antonio TX 78296 or call 15121

225-6111 EOE M/F110-81

K104/Lebanon Oregon's ne west stereo rocker is look ing for foil time announcers im mediately Tapes and re-

su mes to David Shull 743 Main St Lebanon OR 75355 EOE MiF110-81

WKUUCull man AL mode m Country station looking for m o rni ng e,f Personality Prefer person to also be Opera-tions Director et 0.15 000 Send tapes and resu mes to

Jeffrey Millar WKUL Cull man AL EOE110-81

Night announcer wanted for leading Pop/Achill station Send tapes and resu mes to Hudson C Miller. JR

WIRA Ft Pion( e Ft 33450 FOE 110 61

Swing shift announcer wanted for 100.000 w ell con.

te mporary giant either 9prry2a m or 2arn-7a m Send

tapes and resu mes to Hudson C Millar Jr , W OVV. Ft Pierce FL 33450 [OF 110 61

2-8p m airshirt with Music Director possibility First tic-ket required Superstars format Expenence necessary

Tapes to Tac Ha m mer KORS Minneapolis N M 55422

No calla please 110-81

KTNT 'Taco ma W A looking for a Ne ws Director a nd An riouncer with mini mu m 3yrs e.pereince Both openings

im mediate Tepee and resu mes to Mike Russell Box 5200 Taco ma, W A 98405 FOE M/F110-61

Openings W PR W/ Washington D C looking for part time announ

cer with first and so me expenence or training Upbeat personality format with Top 40 music Shifts open on Sunday Call Randy Swingle 17031 388 3108 or 17031 831-0314 before 3p m weekdays

KNX-F M wants the best production engineer working in So Cal 1 st colas license/ Mai d' market e xp required Call

Enc Diesen12131 489. 1212 x225 M ,F applicants front all reces desired 110-81

KNBO-F M/Teco ma W A looking for a strong morning co m municator Mini mu m 3 yrs expenerice Tapes and resu mes to Mike Russell Box 5200, Taco ma W A 98405

EOE M F110-81

Top Seattle FM radio station looking for full time armoury

car At least 2 yrs rniolo Or market expenence Tepee and resu mes to Bo. 21449 Seattle, VVA 96111 FOE (10-61

Super night time lock needed at KOF M Oklahorna City Contact Mike Miller, PD Bo. 14806 Oklaho ma City OK

73113 FOE W EI .' 0-81

W RUN/Utice-Ro me NY market No 1 Top 40 station hes

future air openings Production e.pennce and 3rd en dorsed ticket needed Tepee and resu mes to John Carucci W RUN Tho mas Road Onskany NY 13424 No

calls please EOE M'F 110-81

Z92 O maha NE is looking for a conte mporary AOR ne ws Personality Tapes and resu mes to Pat Kelley 11128

John Galt Blvd O maha, NE 68137 or call 14021592 3500 110-81

W OVE/ Mechanicsburg PA still looking for a good morn

ing drive person for Harnsburg- York market Tapes and resu mes to Mike Patnck 111 E Stra wberry, Mechanics

burg PA 17066 Nocella please EOE M/F110-81

KSO Des Moines looking for e top notch morning news anchor person Must be able to gather ne ws vvrte

creatively with an excellent delivery Tapes and resu mes to Ne ws Director. KSO 3900 NE Broad way Des Moines, IA 50317 110-81

Openings KOPA A M-F M/Phoonir searching for o 9p m la m co m-muni cator with Music Director and research beck-gr ou nd Also a weekend position available Send tapes

end resu mes to Steve Rivers, Box 1827, Scottsdale, A285251 EOE M/F 110-81

VVT1-11/Terre Haute IN, one of the Midwest's leading

Country stations is in need of an all night personality tapes and resu mes to Bobby Kraig 918 Ohio St Torre Haute IN47806 o-ei

W MZO-F M/ Washington D C looking for pan time an-noucer Must be able to do ne ws and music sho w Good bucks and lots of work Tapes and resu mes to Fred Figenshu 1880 Wisconsin Ave N W , Washington D C

20007 110-81

KOBO'Yuba City, CA has rare opening for dedicated

ne ws Person Must be able and willing to dig for local

ne ws use audio net work and wire service Sho w me you are dedicated to ne ws and can get involved in com munity activities Excellent conditions with extras and profit

shanng Tapes resu mes and references to Jason W

Fine Box 1068 Yuba City CA 96991 No calls please EOE M/F110-81

Expenenced Progra m Director for Southern mediu m market Top 40 personality oriented and peon-lotion minded good pipes, $15.000 start

Excellent potential Send tapes arid resu mes to Radio Et Records, Bo, 129, 1930 Century Park West. Loa Angeles Calif 90087 110-81

Expenenced Ne ws Director needed to gro w with ex-panding A M FM ne ws operation for Pop/Adult station Currently 3 person depart ment Heavy emphasis on local

ne ws, awe- ne ws business ne ws and public affairs Send picture and particulars to Larry Cre wford, Opera-tions Director KLYV, Bo. 1499. Bakersfield CA EOE 110-81

Announcing position open at Top 40 station with excel-

lent advance ment opportunities Copy wnling and pro-

duction ability helpful Rapidly gro wing market and won-derful living conditions Rush tape and resu me to KWEL. 401 W Mistioun Midland TX 79701 110-81

CHANGES Radio

JEFF SCH WARTZ appointed as Retail Sales Manager WKQXiChicago, IL. BILL STED MAN formerly on-air personality and PD joins WKQX-F M/Chicago as assistant Program Manager. ANDIE McCULLARS promoted to Retail Sales Manager W G MS/Rockville, M D. CHARLEY COOK promoted to Music Director at KNOE/ Monroe, LA. DAN O'BRIAN formerly of KODE/Joplin, M O joins KIDN/Pueblo, CO to do mornings and be Music Director. PRUDIE formerly W RDD/Bay City, MI joins KOFO/ Modesto, CA to do A M drive. MARGARET M. KENNEDY appointed as Promotion Coordinator of W ABC 'New York. GARY COLE MAN formerly with Bernstein. Rein and Boasberg Advertising joins the Sales Department as an Account Executive for KC MO/Kansas City, M O. ELIZABETH HALE joins the W QDR/Raleigh, N.C. sales staff. DOROTHEA LO WENDICK joins W PTF/Raleigh, N.C. as newsperson. TO M 'KELLY PAGNOTTI leaves afternoon drive at W SPR !Springfield, M A. to join W DRC' Hartford, CT. BRIAN SCOTT formerly PD WPTR/Albany, N.Y. appointed Research and M D at KNO W/Denver, CO. BILL SO M MERS named G M at KLOS/Los Angeles, CA. LEE LARSEN named General Sales Manager, KLOS/Los Angeles, CA. BRUCE HOLBERG named VP and G M of W M MR/Philadelphia. BOB KAAKE new PD at WKT M/Charleston. M ARION SEY MOUR promoted to M D from Asst. M D at KZA M/Seattle, W A. KEVIN ST. JOHN leaves KQRS/ Minneapolis to do local promotion for Atlantic Records. RACHAEL DONAHUE out of full time airshrft into weekends at KVVST/ Los Angeles, CA. DUSTI RHODES 6-10pm at KVVST/Los Angeles. STEVE RANDALL, KVVST/Los Angeles weekender moves to KMELiSan Francisco, CA 2-Epm shrft M ARK COOPER doing middays at KWST/Los Angeles. 11JACK ELLSTRO M new to middays at WZZQ/Allento wn, PA. TO M SER MONS upped from part-time to nights at W QX M/Tampa, FL. CARL NELSON joins KNAC/Long Beach news department. JEFF SCH WARTZ upped to Retail Sales Manager WKCtX/Chicago, IL.

Station Line-Ups

KROCI./Pasadena, CA LINE-UP: 6am-10am Larry Woodside, 10am-2pm Mike Raphone, 2pm-7pm Brent Kahlen, 7pm-12mid Jed The Fish, 12mid-6am Chuck Randall. WKQX: Chicago, IL LINE-UP: 6am-10a m Bill Stedman, 10am-3pm Harvey Wells. 3pm-8pm Mitch Michaels, 8pm-1am Lorna Ozman, lam-6am Bob Heyman. KTLK/Denver, CO LINE-UP: 5:30a m-9a m Jack Ragan, 9am-1 2noon Dave Bogart, 1 2noon-4pm Bruce Lee, 4pm-7pm Chuck Evans, 7pm-12mid Randy Jay. KIDN/Pueblo, CO LINE-UP: 6am-10am Dan O'Brian (MD), 10a m-3pm Ray Weston (Production Director), 3pm-6pm Doug Wilson (PD), 6pm-10pm Chuck Thomas, lOpm-2am Tim James, 2am-6am Tim Cassidy. KMEL/San Francisco, CA LINE-UP: 6am-10am Nadine, 10am-2pm Mark Cooper, 2pm-6pm Russ Oasis, 6pm-10pm Sonny Chase, lOpm-2am Jonathon Keys, 2am-6am Funky frank Walsh. C HF /Wichita, KS LINE-UP: 5:30am-10am Dick Rippy, 10am-2pm Jason Drake, 2pm-6pm Frank Stanton, 6pm-11pm Kevin Craig, 11pm-5:30am Larry King. WPTR/Albany, NY LINE-UP: 5:30am-10am Chuck Taylor, 10am-3pm Lee Ha milton, 5pm-7pm Chris Roberts (PD), 7pm-1 2mid Don Brooks, 12mid-5:30am Kelly Stevens.

Records

ANDRE W FRANCES na med Administrator, Tour Publicity for RCA Records. VICTOR M ARQUES appointed to newly created post of National Sales and Mar-keting Coordinator Capricorn Records. KEVIN KNEE named local promotion representative for Elektra/Asylum Denver branch RON M OSS appointed to the AEtR staff at AEt M Records. ALAN RESLER appointed to the post of Manager, Regional Pro motion RCA Records,

Nashville. TI MOTHY McFADDEN formerly Director of Music Research for W GAR/Cleveland has been appointed to the post of Manager, Regional Promotion RCA Records,Nashville. JI M WIEFEL joins WEA as Manager of Programming and Development. BURT M ARGOLIS promoted to Manager of Data Processing Support for the WEA Corp. BARBI HODGES appointed WEA's Boston Branch Singles Action Specialist. PA MELA TURBOV appointed to ne wly created position of National Publicity Man-ager. Anola Records. ED HA MILTON appointed to Director of National Promotion Lone Star Records. BETTE HISIGER appointed to the post of Executive Assistant to the President, Infin-

ity Records. JAN HASH named Director of Publicity, Lone Star Records. FRANK CALA MITA appointed Vice President, Ad ministration and Personnel, CBS

Records Group. SUZI OXLEY appointed East Coast Manager of Artist Relations Et Publicity Dept. MCA

Records, Ne w York. BARRY ADA MS appointed East Coast Regional Promotion Et Marketing Manager, Venture Records/Philadelphia. CHUCK LACKNER na med Mid west Regional Promotion Et Marketing Manager for Venture Records/Kansas City. DICK RUES assumes post of Southeast Regional Promotion Et Marketing Manager for Venture Records/Atlanta, GA. DOCTOR DON ROSE, former PD KAKC/Tulsa, OK appointed head of Southwest Re-gional Promotion Venture Records/Houston, TX. PHIL SANDHAUS appointed Associate Director, Artist Development, Colu mbia Rec-

ords, East Coast. TO M LANZILLOTTI appointed local Promotion Manager New Orleans Market, CBS Records, EILEEN SCHNEIDER na med Manager, West Coast Publicity, CBS Records. MICHAEL JENSEN promoted to Manager, West Coast Tour Publicity, CBS Records. SUSAN STE WART appointed General Publicist, West Coast, CBS Records. M ARIE N EH LS joins CBS Records as West Coast Coordinator. JUNE SILVER MAN promoted to the position of Sales Administrator Polygram Distnbution.

Industry Changes

GLENN FRIED MAN named Manager of Creative Affairs Chappell Music's West Coast

Division. MICHAEL ANTHONY joined Noreen Jenney Communicates as an Account Executive. BARBARA JOHN former Director of Advertising and Public Relations for Johnny Cash, Inc. returns to Nashville to establish her own consultancy firm, Barbara John, Inc. RAY MOND HICKS joins Top Billing sales staff as a booking agent for the company. PETER M. M ARCUS na med Account Executive, Arbitron Radio Mid-Atlantic Sales. GERI DURYEA appointed as a professional manager at Screen Gems-E MI Music. BARBARA ROBBINS named SESAC's Director of Office Management.

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Openings Station in top 5 market• seeking the best AOR talents in the country Must relate to a hip

audience and have unique music mixing skills Proven track record a must Send ratings cover letter, tape end resu me to Radio Et Records, Box 130, 1930 Century Park West, Lou Angeles. Calif 90067 110-61

Sonix Group Broadcasting opening up two new posi-tions in a beautiful four season resort area Talented ne ws and announcer poettions now available Good money and benefits for the right people Tapes and re-moose to Warren Batley c./o WLISH Parade Road, Laconia NH 03246 11081

Bleep the rest. work for the best Pop, Adult elution look log for a production wiz with great pipes Swing shift work but mainly production 1 st phone would be nice but will

take a super 3rd No beginners. no calls Send lots of proclucbon samples, aircheck, resume and salary require-ments to Tom Evans PO, WCHV, Charlottesville, VA 22905 EOE 110.81

W MT/Ceder Rapids, IA looking foi a strong. aggressive

afternoon newscaster who can use the tools of a large news depart ment to put an informative creative news cast on the air Tapes and resu mes to Bob Jackson W MT. Box 2147. Ceder Fiapids !A 5240E1110-81

NATURAL SOUNDING JOCK-pro duction person needed for the fastest gro wing station in metro market of 14 mil for the fastest growing station in metro market of V. million Brand new Adult Top 40 format 0625.00 per month to start Tapes and resu mes to Tom Greenleigh. G M, KVOG 1506 Gibson Ogden UT 84401 EOE M/F (10-61

W HB/Kansas City, MO looking for afternoon drive/street reporter Wee need a peson with an excellent delivery, writing style end a desire to go for the breaking story So me public affairs work Im mediate opening Prefer Kansas- Mrssoun resident Tapes and resu mes to Edward Lewis, W HB. 106 W lath Street. Kansas City. M O 64105 EOE M/F (10-61

NEEDED - Dynamite Production person for ad agency. Radio oriented Tapes Ei resumes to Ron Maxwell, Mid-wool Creative Recordings, 5240 S. WashIngton, Saginaw. MI48801 or call (51717T7-6800 EOE ISVF (10-61

KODI/Great Falls, MT looking for air personality for the bete radio sound in the state Must be creative, intelli-gent and solid If you ore able to work hard and commit to being a real pro send tapes and resu mes to Charlie Stone. Box 6760. Great Falls, MT 59403 or call (4061 761 2800 FOE 19-291

NEEDED, one conversational news man for No 1 Rocker. Strong Writing some streets Tapes and resumes to

Greg Adams. News Director, WKXX. Box 10904. Birming-ham, AL 35205 or cal112051254 3082 EOE M/FI9 291

WSKY/Asheville, NC looking for a night person Some experience needed Good production Tapes and res urnes to Zeb Lee, Box 2956, Asheville, NC 28802 19-291

(971KC MQ1/Columbia, M O looking for natural sounding AOR/Top 40 announcers Must be hot in production Need someone who knows sports/ploy by-play University city 2 to 3 yrs commercial expenence Tapes and resumes to J Jay Stone, Box 459, Columbia, MO 66202 EOE M/F 19.291

KTHO/South Lake Tahoe, CA, regional Pop/Adult station looking for experienced air personality with 1st phone Tapes and resu mes to Michael Bennett, KTHCSA MEtF M, S Lake Tahoe, CA 95705 E OE (9 29)

KOF M/Oklahorna City, OK needs chief engineer and weekend air talent Contact Mike Miller, PD (4051 478-0444 EOE M/F (9-291

"BST/Big Spring, TX looking for entertainer who can be a part of the com munity and keep our mornings number one Good pay end future No beginners Solid pros look-ing for a new me mber of our team Tapes and resumes to 1 om Wall, Box 1632. Big Spnng, TX 79720 EOE (9 291

KFX.A/Sen Bernardino, CA has an opening for a weekend jock Tapes and resumes to Mitch Montrose. 666 Fair-way Drive, San Bernardino, CA 92408 19-291

KSL M'Salem, OR is looking for a one-to-one personal-ity to do morning dnve Three to five yrs experes ce in a medium market Pop/Adult or Top 40 station is e quest ed Production experience is also required Tapes res umes and photo to Wally Sale, PC). Box 63 ) , Salem OR 97308 (9-291

KSEK/K MRJ needs Pop , A, 3 p none/titles with exper-ience and things to say It you can provide an enter taming air sound. we want to talk to you Rush tapes, resumes and salary requirements to Program Director, KSEK/K MRJ, Box 610. Pittsburgh, KS 66762 No calls please (9-29)

KGAB Venture, CA needs announcers for this Abrams Superstars affiliate Tapes and resumes to Chester Cole-man PD. 2284 S Victoria Ave , Ventura, CA 93003 19-291

Alf Talent needed A S.A.P. for shift on small market adult station Production skills, new sreading and playing the hits Beginners considered Tapes and resumes to Terry Tares PD. KEEP, Box 346, Twin Falls, ID 83301 EOE 19.291

Top station in Pennsylvania's third largest market needs a quality newsperson Good voice and crisp writing rm portent Tapes and resumes to Matt Korp, NO. WEEX W OOD, Box 190 Eastori, PA 18042 EOE (9-291

W ANTED Male or female personality for Pop/Adult sta-tion Broadcast without the pressure of the "book" West ern Kentucky Tapes andsesumes to Don Bayou, GM W ABD, Box 521, Ft Campbell, KY 42223 or call (6151 431 4984 between 9am 12noon. EOE (9-291

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GALAXY The personality aid for AOR, Top 40, Pop, Adult jocks Sample GALAXY, Box 98024-C, Atlanta, GA 30359 or call (4041231 9884

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GOODS Et SERVICES

Making your classified come alive or getting your goods and services singled out is simple Only 25 cents a word, 95 minimum per week, head lines are free. Contact REtR Classified Depart mere, Mon-Fn. at (2131553-4330. or write us at 1930 Century Park West, L.A., CA. 90067.

Openings WLAY/ Muscle Shoals, AL looking for announcer/produc son person who can handle duties as Music Director Highly Competitive market. Need an up and corner,

but not a beginner Tapes and resu mes to Tom Pepper, PD, WLAY. Box 220, Sheffield, AL 35680, or call 1205) 383-2525 between 1 5pm EOE 19-291

Country radio station KFGO/Fargo. ND is looking for a couple of experienced air persons. 3 to 5 yrs experi-ence required 'Top working conditions. . good money Tapes and resumes to Bill Hoverson. PD, Box 58107, Fargo, ND 58107.19-291

W GH/Newport News/Norfolk/Virginia Beach, one mil-lion-plus market needs morning newsman for Top 40 station Must have good voice, smooth one-to-one de-livery and writing skills Mini mum 3 yrs experience Excellent working conditions with stable company. Tapes and resumes to Carl Holland, ND, Box 98, New-port News, VA 23607. Nocella please. EOE M/F 19-291

Attention all jocks . one step beyond WKRP7 You may

be my kind of people. Send tape today to Mr Bones Wah, Program ming, Fairbanks Broadcasting, 2835 N. Illinois, Indianapolis, IN 46208 19-291

NewscasteeStreet Reporter wanted for expanding news depart ment in small Southern market Journalism and/

or broadcasting background required. Minorities en-couraged. Rush tapes and resumes to Dave Warren, ND, WCHV-VVVVVVV-F M, Box 5387, Charlottesville, VA 22905 EOE M/F19-291

WLSO/ Montgomery, AL looking for great air personal-ities. Excellent opportunity for professional communi-cators with good pipes. Tapes Find resumes to J.J. Beach, Box 5000, Montgomery, AL 36101 or call (2051 832.4295 EOE M/F 19-291

KOIL/Omahe. NE now accepting air checks and resumes for jock position opening up on November 15th. Tapes and resumes to Jimmy O'Neill, 8901 Indian Hills Drive, Omaha, NE 68114 EOE (9-29/

KOZA/Odesse, TX . . . Come spend a mild winter vvith a winner. Need air talent . Tapes and resumes to J. Michael Scott, KOZA, Box 361, Odessa, TX 79760 EOE M/F 19-29)

Major market West Coast FM seeks disc jockey with bright, one 'o-one positive communications ability for 18-34 audience Knowledge of contemporary/disco music helpful All applications must include tape. Reply to Box 1377, Radio City Station, New York, N Y 10019. (9-291

If you're a strong, experienced journalist with a desire for TV news, here is your opportunity WB MD radio and TV 19 seeking a strong radio journalist who would also have TV news duties Interested applicants rush audio tape and resume to Duane Wallace, News De ector, W MBO, 3131 N University, Peona, IL 61604 (9 291

KUGR/Green River. VVY needs midday jock and Produc-tion Director At least one year experience Send tapes and resu mes to Russ Rountree, Box 980, Green River, WY 82935, or call 13071875-6666 (9-291

WNOR AM/Norfolk, Virginia Beach. VA seeks air talent for 7 12 mi:1 shift If you can communicate in a natural but efficient manner, have good pipes and super pro-duction send tapes and resumes to Don Davis, 700 Mon ['cello Avenue Suite 555, Norfolk, VA 23510 EOE No calls please 19-291

WBLI/Long Island, NY seeking a full-ti me jock/production Person Adult Top 40 format with heavy gold emphasis Good voice who can communicate with the listener with out bits. jokes or excessive verbiage, someone who knows Top 40 and AOR music If you think you fit the bill, then rush tapes, production samples and resumes to Mike Scalzi, Program Manager, WBLI, 31 West Main St . Patchogue. NY 11772 No beginners, screa mers or calls please FOE 19-291

Modem Country W GEE, Northeastern Wisconsin's top rated AM Station needs strong, experienced talent for middays Production ability helpful Tapes and resumes to Duke Wright, 115 S Jefferson St , Green Bay, WI 64301 E0E19-291

Openings Personality morning man wnrited for leading station in market Tight Modern Country for mat with cross overs Enjoyable place to live Good benefits. Starting salary 010,000 to 012,000 Tapes and resumes to Jeffrey B Miller, WKUL, Drawer 9613, Cullman, AL 36066 EOE (9 291

Experienced news person with good voice who can gath-er, write and report local news in a growing small mar ket A M/F M operation with one of the beat physical plants in the country FM powerhouse in East Texas Good environment for family man with n decent salary Send aircheck. act uniities, resu me and writing sa mple to Skip Beisser, News Director, KEBE/K001, Box 1E448, Jacksonville, TX 75766 EOE M/F19- 291

You may be the right person to join our professional team and fill a rare opening duo to expansion at this top rated medium market personality Pop/Adult station If you can handle occasional on-air calls, have a war m end friendly sound and are a production pro, you may find a good home in this exceptional position Rush tapes Et resume to Rick Belcher, WSGS, Box 1945, Saginaw MI48605 EOE M/F (9.291

KOLE/Port Arthur, TX looking for adult communicator with something to say and can say it with hu mor Creative and imaginative production a must Tepee Et resumes to Chuck Reynolds, Box 336, Port Arthur, TX 77640 EOE M/F 19-291

PRODUCTION DIRECTOR wanted for VVTLC-F M. Prefer 1st class license. Send creative production tape, resume, and picture to Roger Holloway, VVTLC FM, Box 697, In-dianapolis, IN 46206 EOE 19-221

KCLU-A MErF M/Rolla, M O small medium market is searching for on air personalities for possible future open-ings Production a must Tapes and resumes to Denny Lee, PD, KCLU. Box 728, Rolla, M 065401 (9-221

Radio 60 KROD/EI Paso, 5k w Pop/Adult powerhouse looking for personalities who can be real, become in volved and enter-Mina's] No screamers, no calls, please Tapes and resumes to Kent Lacy. PD 4141 Pinnacle, Suite 120, El Paso, TX 79902 19-221

KTS ASan Antonio, TX has immediate opening for ex penenced air perspnnel with opportunity to get 1st class license Tapes and resu mes to Charlie Brown, Box 18128, San Antonio, TX 78218 or (5121 655-5500 EOE M/F (9-221

Well known Southern station needs a morning news man Good bucks Also, someone who can do character voices arid be assistant to Operations Director Info to Bob Baron, 3411 Mae Drive, Huntsville, AL 35801 (9-22)

News person wanted for major market AOR station Must be able to write and produce features plus experience with morning news desirable Tapes and resu mes to Mark Christopher, KZE W, Com munication Center, Dallas, TX 75202 EOE 19-221

KEED/Eugene, OR has two job openings, one for Assist-ant PD/drive announcer, and one for nights. Must have 2 yrs experience Tapes and resumes to Tom Edwards 1245 Charnelton, Eugene. OR 97401 No calls please EOE 19-221

KBAT/ Midland, TX has immediate opening for an an nouncer with good production background for Top rated station in a 15 station market. Rush tapes, resumes and samples to KBAT Radio, 401 W. Missouri, Midland, TX 79701. Nocella please. (9-221

WC:OSA-F M/Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, PA contempor-ary leader has opening for a talent with above average skills in production Rush tapes and resumes with pro-duction samples to W QXA FM, Box M-88, York, PA 17405 EOE M/F19-221

W ANTED: The best undiscovered morning person in America. Tapes and resumes to Pat Martin. WSPT, Box 247, Stevens Point, WI 54481. EOE M/F 19-221

KASI/Ames, IA is seeking Pop/Adult jock with 3rd

class license Tapes and resumes to KASTKCCCE 415 Main Street. Ames, IA 50010 19 221

KIR1JSt. Louis, M O seeks top notch Country air talent for dnve time position Mini mum 3 W S expenenCe, ex-cellent production skills, 3rd class license, and eagerness to grow in fast developing major market situation Tapes, resumes. recent photo, along with recent ARB if avail-able, to Mike Fee, PD, KIRL, Box 1460, St Charles, MO 63301 No calls please 19-221

WPF M/Panama City FL 100,000-watt, no hype hip rock Top 40 Assistant PO needed for North Florida's premier FM Must be a production ace Real on the radio Excellence a must Good bucks, sunshine and surf on

the gulf Tapes and resumes to John Dantzer, Box 1430 Panama City FL 32401, or call 19 0412 34- 88 58 FOE 19 221

W ANTEDI NO W! DJ for Modern Country dayti mer in Southeastern Arizona, just an hour and a half from Tuc-son. Tapes and resumes to KHIL Radio, W Patte Rd. Wilcox, AZ 85643, or call (6021384-4244 weekdays from 9em•5prn MST. E0E19.221

Miscellaneous

W ARD/ Wilkes Barre, Scranton. PA needs better record service from all labels We're all hit, no oldies. Top 40 with disco and LP cuts Call BOB W ALSH 17171 655

5521 or send to Box 1540, Pitteon, PA 18640 19 291

Openings The KXEL stations, Waterloo. IA have a unique oppos tunny for an experienced, professional news reporter. Will gather news, walk a morning news beat, write and air the news Group owned. Must pass high standards

Pay is good arid benefits even better Tapes, resumes and writing samples to Jay Douglas, Operations Director,

Box 2396, Waterloo, IA 60705 EOE M/F (9 221

W G MA/Ft Lauderdale Hollywood, FL now accepting tapes and resumes for possible future openings at South

Florida Modern Country for mat Topes arid resumes to Ron Biason, Box W G MA, Hollywood, FL 33024 EOE No calls please 19 221

W HIZ/Zanesville, OH has rare openings for announcers

Tapes end resu mes to Dave Criss PD Lind Arcade Building Zanesville, OH 43701 EOE 19 221

KWO W/Pornone, CA has opening for News Director With creative soft rock news approach Must be able to re-late ne ws in an entertaining and informative manner

814 000 per year Tapes and resu mes to Jon Wick atrom, South Mills and Olive. Pomona, CA 91766 FOE (9 221

WREN/Topeka, KS looking for a morning drive air per-sonality Must be able to relate to what's happening in the community. Good production. Opening is immed-

iate Tapes and resumes to General Manager, WREN, Boa 1280, Topeka, K566601 19-221

W AEB- WXK W/Allento wn, PA now has a full time open-ing Good production a M U M Tapes and resumes to Mike Lennen, PD, Box 2727, Lehigh Valley.. PA 18001 EOE 19-221

KGFX/Pierre, SD 10,000 watt Country music station has an opening for an experienced air talent 6p m 10prn shift Quality commercial writing and production a must Al-so looking for experienced Sales person Tapes and

resu mes for announcing position to Ray Harthel and res-umes for Sales position to Mark Swenson, Box 1197, Pierre, SD 57501 EOE (9 221

TM Programming seeks highly qualified applicants for pro-duction position Successful applicants will be well dis-ciplined and project oriented Tapes demonstrating pro-ficiency with production tools and resu mes to Ma-heal

Hedges, TM Productions, 1349 Regal Ro w, Dallas TX 75247 19-221

WTSN/Dover, NH looking for two ne ws people Exper. lensed preferred but beginners considered Pop'Adult format and heavy community involvement Tapes and resu mes to Don Briand, Box 400, Dover, NH 03820 No calls please. EOE (9 221

96KX/Pittsburgh, PA seeks air talent for immediate full. time opening and future reference. Excellent working conditions, co mpensation and gro wth opportunity for qualified applicants. Minimum 3 to 5 years Top 76 mar-kets preferred Tapes, resumes end brief written explan-ation of what unique contribution you can make to Kevin Matheny, WXKX, 400 Ardmore Blvd , Pittsburgh PA 15230. EOE NSF No calls 19-22)

Need one funny, dynamite morning person for mode m Country station Good bucks and fringe benefits. Tapes and resu mes to Pat Devaney, KTYN, Box 637, Minot, ND 58701. EOE (9-221

KFIV/ Modesto, CA now accepting tapes and resurne8 for Ne ws Director Strong voice mini mu m 2 yrs exper-ience Tapes and resu mes to Jack Phillips, Box 1360, Modesto, CA 95350 (9.221

W ORK WITH THE SUPERSTARS KLAO-F M/E1 Paso, TX needs lock/production people for new FM AOR

under Abram's superstars format Great opportunity for small market peke to move up Tapes and resu mes to

Ken Lacy, KLAQ, 4141 Pinnacle, Suite 120, El Peso, TT( 79902 (9-221

W QUA, Quad cities number one adult station looking for a great co m municator to fill A M drive position Pre-fer major market experience Large dollars for the right

person Tapes and resumes to Jim Mahanay, 1801 6th Ave , Moline. IL 81265 E0E19-22)

K1041K10Y1/Fresno. CA seeking aggressive, hard work-ing air talents and news personnel Male/female/minor-ities Tapes and resu mes to Eric Rhoads, PO, 12592 South Cedar, Fresno, CA 93725 No calls please EOE 19 221

WISE/Asheville. NC looking for air talents with produc-tion skills Must have four years experience Good sal-ary Tapes and resumes to Ray Williams, 90 Lookout Rd., Asheville, NC 28804 or cal11704) 253 5381 19-22)

KSEE/Santa Maria CA needs morning person with Pop/ Adult experience Someone who can really commune cate Above average production skills, news and public affairs experience 1st class license with technical ex-penence Tapes, resumes and salary requirements to Tim Scott, Box 442, Santa Maria, CA 93458 EOE 19 221

KSTT• Davenport, IA is searching for 2am-6am person who would like to move up Someone who can relate in swarm hu man w ay At least 1 year experience required Tapes and resumes to Jim O'Hara, KSTT. Box 3788, Davenport. 1A52808. E0E19-221

WE MJ/Leconia, NH looking for News Director to take charge of a three person news department Format heavy news and soft rock Tapes end resumes to Paul LeBlanc, VVTSN, Box 400, Dover. NH 03820 No calls Please EOE 19-221

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W UPE/Pittsfield. M A needs record service from all le bels Progressive/Top 40 format Contact M ARTIN A McGUANE, MD, W UPE, 73 Fourth St Pittsfield MA 01201 19-29)

WEBC/Duluth. MN has afternoon drive opening Good production a must Tapes and resumes to Rick Morgan. 10001 East 9th Street, Duluth, MN 55805 FOE 19-221

ILL1Le.A. W ILIL/Leift.S.L.S.ILlit • s /...- _ .

H ALLO WEEN "The real war of the worlds!"

Orson Welles was right - there is a war between the worlds and every Halloween the battle intensifies.

Some years ago Orson Welles shocked the American public with a Halloween radio broadcast depicting an invasion of earth from outer space. Never before had the American people been so affected by a radio broadcast, as the night Orson Welles aired that historic program.

This Halloween your station can create the same kind of effect on your listeners by airing the Mike Warnke Halloween Special. If you thought Orson Welles shook 'em up, wait till you hear ex-Satanist priest Mike Warnke reveal what really happens on Halloween night.

This program isn't for everybody, and some stations will feel that it's too controversial for their programming. But if you want to stir up some interest in your station and make this Halloween more than just another routine day, then the Mike Warnke Radio Special is right up your alley.

Produced and hosted by WFIL's Tom Dooley, the Mike Warnke Radio Special is available free of charge to any radio station bold enough to air it.

Call us today for your free copy (817/772-9589) and get ready for your switchboard to light up on Halloween night.

PRODUCED BY PERSONAL MANAGEMENT TOM DOOLEY Dharma Agency

P.O. Box 40367 Nashville, TN 37204 615/329-0330

in the tradition of "Whatcha Gonna Do?"and "Love Will Find A Way"

THE NEW PABLO CRUISE HIT SINGLE: 'DON'T WANT TO LIVE WITHOUT " A M 2076

PABLO CRUISE KLEO HB-24 WIFI 30-25 WDRQ 33-26 Z-93 29-26 KFRC 22-20 nWQXI 25-18 KTKT 26-22 KFXIVI 27-20 KSLY 4-2 WAKX 14-9 G100 24-19 WGLF 25-19 WGUY 23-20 WCAO HB-28 WQXI-fm 24-20 WAGQ 30-26 G105 27-23 Q104 38-29 4WBCF 26-20 WPRO ADD-27

WRKO 28-26 WHEB 37-31 WRIE 28-23 WBT HB-22 VVTOB 30-27 WFBR 27-23 WISE 32-28 WZOO 28-23 WZDQ HB-26 WSKZ ADD-20 KATI 28-23 KIMN-fm 22-20 KFXM 27-20 KMEN 28-22 KOLA 39-27 KACY 38-28 WJZM 23-18 WQPD 40-29 WIFC 28-21 KQWB 27-24 WAKX 14-9

KLEE 28-21 KVSL 16-12 KLUC 22-16 KENO HB-27 KRQ-fm 24-20 KYA HB-24 KFIV 14-10 KKIQ 25-21 KSXO 24-14 KATA 28-21 KFI HB-25

NEW ADDS WHBQ WAUG WSGN Q102 KDWB WPHD KING KPAIVI KGW

KERN WXXX WRJZ WHSY WLAC KQOT Q94 KTAC Q105 WRVQ KLMS KJAS WKTJ WYSL WJET WINR WRJZ WTMA WKRQ WMOH WEIR KOFM

KCRS KMHT KCPX KBOZ WICC WPTR W WCO KAYC KONO FM100 KRHC WKLO WBYQ WAKY Q105 WLOF WRKR W MEE KRIB KLMS WJFL KROK

From the platinum-plus "Worlds Away"

ON AtiM RECORDS Produced by Bill Schnee

C 1B PALM Records, Inc All Roghis Itesorved

ME BACK PAGE FiREAKERS 1 Back Page Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week

CHICAGO Alive Again (Columbia)

61% of our reporters on It, 52 odds Including WPGC, WKBW,

KRBE, Q102, WPF2, WKBO, KLUC, KRKE, Y94, KOPA, KTAC, WNAP, WHB, W MEE, KZ93, 094, Q105, WAYS, WQXI, WEE°, WHYN, WYND, WHHY, KAYC, G100, WEBC, WNAM, KRSP.

Key moves: 30-27 KDWB, 27-25 KHJ, 34-31 WAVZ, 29-24 WNOE,

30-26 WSGA, 30-24 W MET, 39-30 KRUX, 39-32 CK101, debut

28 WRKO, debut 25 KJR. See Parallels, charts at number 30.

NEW & ACTIVE All other new and recent releases getting substantial airplay These are listed in order by their activity levels at our reporting stations You'll notice two numbers immediately follow each song title below

(example 30/5) The first represents total number of our reporting stations playing the record this week. The second is the number of those s Pons that added it this week

Al. STE WART -Time Passages" (Arista) 94/24 including KFI, KSTP, KRUX, WNAP, WLAC, WTIX, WGH, Y103, WHYN, WHHY, WAAY, WAIR, KKRC,

WISM, KSTT, KDZA. Key moves: 38-28 KRBE, 34-28 Q102, 31-25 F106, 23-19 PRO-FM. 30-25 at 940, 38-34 KLIF, 39-32 KNO W, 27-21 KJRB, 28-23 WSPT, 24-19 WAKX, 30-23 WANS, 32-24 WGLF, debut 30 WKBW, on KJR. PABLO CRUISE "Don't Want To Live Without It" (A&M) 94/20 Including KIMN, JB106, WLOF, KLIF, WAKY, KX106, BJ105, WOHO, KTAC. KRKE, KVOX, WJON, WRKR, WTMA, WEEO. Key moves: 20-19 KFRC, 28-25 KD WB, 33-26 0102. 26-21 Z93, 28-26 WCAO, 25-24 WIFI. 28-24 KROY, 38-34 KRUX,

25-23 VVVIC, 29-23 WFOM, 25-19 WFLB, 32-25 KYSN, debut 25 KFI, debut 30 WHEI Q on 99X.

STYX "Blue Collar Man (Long Nights)" (MIM) 93/11 includirig WOKY, KTLK.

WSGN, WISE, WGBF, KYNO. KBIM. Key moves: 18-16 WDRQ. 16-14 KSLa 18-15 6100, 21-18 WAPE, 18-13 WNOE, 25-20 W MEE, 23-16 KEZY, 22-17 KCBQ,

21-17 KRSP, 22-17 WNAM. 8-4 WAKX, 14-9 WGLF, 29-22 WRFC, 18-15 WGUY, debut 40 KRBE, on 99X, CKGM. KJR.

‘k DAVID GATES 'Took The Last Train" (Elektra) 95/5, KTLK, WOLF, Y95, VVTIX. WGBF. Key moves: 23-19 WFIL. 11-9 KSTP, 8-7 KJR, 30-28 KIMN, 22-19 WYRE, 20-16 KLIF, 28-23 KNO W, 16-11 KBEQ. 25-20 KTAC, 25-20 KTKT, 9-8 KVI FM, 18-13 KFXD, 34-27 WROK, 14-9 WTMA, 5-4 WGLF, 21-19 WAEB. debut 27 CHUM, on CKGM.

FIREFALL "Strange Way" (Atiantk) 79/23 including Z93, KJR, 13Q, KLUC, KG W, KCBQ WHOT, WIFE, WBBQ Y95, WQXI, WAIR, WLEE, WEBC, WISM.

KBIM. Key moves: 29-27 WLCY, 27-20 B100, 35-32 JB105, 30-22 Q94, 30-24 WSGN, 40-36 VVHB, 34-30 WANS, 37-33 WYND, debut 39 KRBE, on KSTP. WCAO.

CRYSTAL GAYLE -Talking in Your Sleep" (UA)88/10. KSLQ, WDRC, WOHO, WNDE, WKIX, WSGN, WSGA, WNOE, WISE, G100. Key moves: 28-25 KVil, 22-19 KSTP, 25-23 KHJ, 21-17 KJR, 27-21 WTRY, 11-8 WAPE, 29-24 WGH, 19-13 WBBQ, 17-13 WNCI, 18-9 KJRB. 17-12 KG W, 25-18 KVI-FM, 11-6 KQDI. 20-17 WEAQ. 13-11 WFOM. 30-24 WHYN, debut 29 WRKO, debut 29 KFI, debut 21 KTLK, on KIMN. WKB W, WPGC.

PAUL DAVIS "Sweet Life" (Bang) 80/10, 130. PRO-FM, KCPX, WFLI, WAKX, WSPT. WKAU, KSTT, KDZA. Key moves: 29-24 WPGC, 22-19 WCAO. 16-12 KRBE, 29-26 KSTP, 18-16 KJR, 36-31 WPEZ, 25-19 WBBQ, 23-18 WLAC, 1-1 KX106, 33-30 WHB, 24-22 KING, 25-17 KQDI, 23-19 KQWB, 22-15 WTMA, 10-6 WRFC, on WFIL.

ALJCIA BRIDGES "I Love The Nightlife (Disco 'Round)" (Polydor) 78/W, KVIL. 96X, KOPA, KLEO, WNDE, WIFE, WJDX, BJ105, WISE, WIRK. Key moves-

25-24 at 99X, 29-26 WIFI, 27-18 WRKO, 21-17 WPGC, 25-22 WCAO, 6-1 Z93, 22-21 KRTH, 7-3 JB105, 28-21 Q94, 26-16 WSGN, 17-7 WRJZ, 24-19 KJRB, 27-22 KDZA, 14-4 CK101 10-8 WANS, 27-18 at 13FEA, on KTLK.

ANDY GIBB "(Our Love) Don't Throw It All Away" (RSO) 57/34 including WCAO, WHB Q KFI, KFRC, KTLK, VVYRE, WKBO, KTKT, KCBQ, WNCI. W MET, WLAC. Q105, WGH, WAEB, WAAY, WJON, KYNO. KQDI. Key moves:

30-27 WIFI, 19-17 WLCY. 30-29 KRTH, 20-15 WAVZ, 27-24 WOHO. 34-32 WTRU. HEART "Straight On" (Portrait) 67/16 including CKGM, WIFI, WPEZ, PRO-FM, VVYRE, WO W. 94Q, WAIR. WTMA, KK XL, KDON, KBIM. Key moves: 23-21

KJR, 29-28 WGCL, 30-29 WDRO. 21-18 KRBE, 34-30 KCBQ 22-15 KJRB, 32-24 WHB, 34-29 VVTIX, 38-31 VVYND, 17-15 KKLS. 35-28 KYSN, debut 27 WCAO. debut 28 WKB W.

FOXY "Get Off" (DashITK) 66/8. KHJ, KFI, KRUX, WNDE, W MET, WRJZ, WFLI, KDZA. Key moves: 11-7 WABC, 24-18 WIFI, 6-6 WPGC. 12-9 Z93, 3-3 WLCY. 18-6 KTLK, 10-9 KRTH, 9-5 at 13Q. 4-2 WOLF, 10-6 WTRY, 20-9 WGH, 19-9 Q105, 7-2 WLAC. 18-11 WNCI, 20-12 WNAP, 16-9 KCBQ, 26-19 KCBN. 35-16 WI-13U, 18-16 WHYN.

STEPHEN BISHOP "Everybody Needs Love" (ABC) 64/11, KIMN, WPEZ, KRKE. KLIF, 94Q, WJBQ, WGUY, WAAY, KKLS, KRSP KFXD Key moves-25-22 KSTP, 26-25 8100, 25-24 KRTH, 37-31 VVTIX, 29-21 KNO W, 38-30 KQE0, 32-28 KDZA, 11-7 KQWB, 20-16 WRKR, 34-27 WLOF, 19-15 K104-ERIC CARMEN "Change Of Heart" (Arista) 60/12 including WPEZ, KG W. KCPX, WHHY, WISE, WJON, KVOX, KDON. Key moves: 21-18 WFIL, 30-27 WRKO, 30-25 KSTP, 10-10 WGCL, 29-26 WQXI, 30-26 WBBQ, 20-18 WJDX. 30-27 KKXL. 37-30 CK101, 33-30 WYND, 24-20 at 13FEA. debut 20 CKLW, on WCAO. PLAYER "Prisoner Of Your Love" (RSO) 65/6, WAPE, KLIF, WJDX, WOHO, KERN, VVTRU. Key moves: 19-17 WIFI, 23-19 B100, 26-25 KTLK, 22-20 PRO-FM,

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OCTOBER 13, 1978 EXILE/Kiss You All Over( WB/Curb)

NICK GILDER/Hot Child In The City (Chrysalis)

KENNY LOGGINS/Whenever I Call You Friend (Columbia)

LITTLE RIVER BAND/Reminiscing (Harvest)

ANNE MURRAY/You Needed Me (Capitol)

BOSTON/Don't Look Back (Epic)

GERRY RAFFERTY/Right Down The Line (UA)

THE WHO M/ho Are You (MCA)

AMBROSIA/How Much I Feel (WB) DONNA SUMMER/MacArthur Park (Casablanca)

LINDA RONSTADT/Back In The U.S.A. (Asylum)

ROLLING STONES/Beast Of Burden (Rolling Stones)

FOREIGNER/Double Vision (Atlantic)

BILLY JOEUShe's Always A Woman (Columbia)

TASTE OF HONEY/Boogie Oogie Oogie (Capitol)

CAPTAIN &TENNILLE/You Never Done It Like That(AEtM)

JOHN PAUL YOUNG/Love Is In The Air(Scotti Bros.)

BARRY MANILOW/Ready To Take A Chance Again (Arista) BOB SEGER/Hollywood Nights (Capitol)

STEELY DAN/Josie (ABC)

GINO VANNELLI/lJust Wanna Stop(AEtM)

DR. HOOK/Sharing The Night Together (Capitol)

HALL & OATESilt's A Laugh (RCA)

FOREIGNER/Hot Blooded (Atlantic)

TRAVOLTA & NE WTON-JOHN/Summer Nights (RSO)

AEROSMITH/Come Together(Columbia)

EVELYN CHAMPAGNE KING/Shame (RCA)

OLIVIA NE WTON-JOHN/Hopelessly Devoted To You (RSO) COMMODORES/Three Times A Lady (Motown)

CHICAGO/Alive Again (Columbia)

This chart is based solely on airplay statistics compiled weekly from our Top 40 reporting station', Black circled numbers indicate significant upward movement from at least 60% 01 our reporters.

MOST ADDED Chicago Andy Gibb Al Stewart Firef all

Gino Vannelli

HOTTEST Anne Murray Nick Gilder

Donna Summer Kenny Loggins Foreigner

Co mplete Regooneligeo Steoon

Lisongs on page 20 end 21

CHART SUMMARY: The conservatives were out in force this week with National activity down considerably from weeks past. Exile hung onto the top spot with the most number one reports, but Nick Glider won't quit as he moves back into second spot Loggias is still very strong and moving up with over 60% of our reporters, but this week Gilder was hotter overall.

Anne M ussy holds at five, but remember, the overall chart activity is very low. The Who up one, Ambrosia with a nice jump 13-9, and Donna &wiener up four as well, 14-10. The Stones momentarily stalled at 12, but are still moving up. Foreigner made a gain to 13 and Billy Joel was up one. Captain & Tenni,* another victim of a slow chart this week, and Manlow moves one, but check the parallels on these apparent slow movers for the real story. G i110 Venne114 Dr. Hoc* and Hell& Oetes have more room to grow with in the bottom ten. Chicago, with a second massive week of ads, is the lone Breaker, debuting at 30

Detailed station by station chart listings can be found in the Parallels.

6100,26-24 WVIC, 20-15 WSPT.

STONEBOLT "I Will Still Love You" (Parachute) 46/5. WIFI, KTLK, WOLF, KERN. WO W. 26-24 KFI, 38-33 WPEZ, 12-9 KG W, 9-9 WBBQ, 18-16 KFYR.

FUNKADELIC "One Nation Under A Groove" (WB) 39/9 including WHBQ, WTIX, WYND, KYNO, 19-15 at 96X, 3-2 WPGC, 9-4 WCAO, 13-8 WAYS, 3-2 WFLB, 29-23 KBEQ.

GENE corroN "Like A Sunday In Salem" (Arida) 39/8 Including KSTP, WYND. WSGA, KERN, 22-19 at 940, 25-23 WAKY. 29-25 BJ105, 33-26 WANS, debut 29 8100,

LEO SAYER "Raining in My Heart" (1A1B) 38/6, WTI X. WNAP, KTAC. Y94, K K LS, CK 101, 25-22 WRKO, 26-23 KSTP, 29-26 KJRB, 26-24 KVOX

ERIC CLAPTON "Promises" (RSO) 33/13 including WKBW. 0102, KING, WRJZ. 94Q, 29-27 KQ WB, debut 19 KFYR. MICHAEL JOHNSON "Almost Like Being In Love" (EMI-America) 41/2. WTRY, KERN, 40-35 WPEZ, 21-16 WGCL, 13-() 7 KD WB, 19-17 KLIF. 12-10 KK LS, debut 25 WFIL.

TOTO "Hold The Line" (Columbia) 32)9 including WCAO, WPHD, KTKT, KQWB, 38-34 KYSN. debut 26 KRTH MECO 'Themes From The Wizard Of Oz" (Millennium) 34/0, 26-23 at 96X, 35-32 KRBE. 11-10 WAKY, 9-9 WSGA, 17-16 KYNO, 20-15 JB105, 8-3 WKBO.

MEAT LOAF "Paradise By The Dashboard Light" (Epic/Cleveland Intl.) 30/1. KEZY, 13-10 WLEE. 17-15 WHYN, 23-19 Q94. 10-6 WNBC, 8-5 KSLQ, 8-7 K 10A.

JUSTIN HAYWARD "Forever Autumn" (Columbia) 28/7 including WOW. CK101, KCBN, WNOE, WAKY, 6-5 KX106, 24-19 KSLQ, 37-34 WHB, 22-15 WAKX, debut 36 KRBE.

SYLVESTER "Dance (Disco Heat)" (Fantasy) 27/6, KFRC, WKBO, WAYS, CK101, WRFC, WFLB, 24-20 WNBC, 28-24 Y100, 28-24 KSLQ, 28-27 WGCL, debut 27 WPGC debut 28 WCAO 5-4 KYNO

10CC "Dreadlock Holiday" (Polydor) 25/9 including B100, KSLQ, KNOW, WRJZ, 38-33 CK101, 36-30 0102, 34-31 at 96X. debut 28 WPGC.

STARBUCK "Searching For A Thrill - (UA) 29/4, KJR, WGLF, WEE°, KAYC. 31-25 WSGN. 40-37 KRUX. 40-35 WYND. 28-27 WQXI.

DON RAY "Got To Have Loving" (Polydor) 24/4, WTRY. KCBN, WNOE, VVTIX, 20-11 WABC, 24-23 WRKO. 38-34 KRBE, 12-9 Y100, 19-16 WAVZ, 39-34 WYND. 34-24 CK101.

COMMODORES "Ryin• High" (Motown) 24/2, K104, BJ105, 29-25 WSGA. 21-16 Q94, 27-24 KQWB. on KTLK, WYRE. VAN MORRISON -Wavelength" (WB)2212, WANS. KOPA, 28-24 WRKO, 31-25 KEZY, 27-23 CK101, 29-25 WRKR. JOHN TRAVOLTA "Greased Lightning" (R80) 21/3, WKBO, KIOA. KENO. 20-18 K ROY. 41-34 WHYN. 30-26 KRBE, 17-16 WLCY, 25-22 Y100, 10-7 WAKY.

CLOUT "Substitute" (Epic) 25/0. 19-17 WPHD. 16-14 WEIL, 24-19 KRUX, 24-20 WISE.

DIANA ROSS& MICHAEL JACKSON "Ease On Down The Road" (MCA)20/2. K DON, WDRQ. 11-10 Y100, 14-11 WHBO.

including WBBF. 940, WAYS, WGH. WOW. WCGQ, WJON, 29-23 Q102, 28-22 (Continued on Page 28)