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The Ins{de Story: Lone ustice's Maria McKee
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Editor: Dave Sholin TOP 40
WHAM! Freedom (Columbia) 73 Adds
PRINCE Pop Life (Warner Brothers) 69 Adds
EURYTHMICS There Must Be An Angel (Playing With My Heart) (RCA) 69 Adds
A TOP NEW AIRPLAY
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READY FOR THE WORLD Oh Sheila (MCA)
Reaction record of the week.
CERTIFIED
PRINCE Pop Life (Warner Brothers)
WHAM! Freedom (Columbia)
July 26, 19185 /the GAVIN REPORT
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14. 18. 26. 17. 16. 22. 30. 33. 19.
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10. 13. 18. 15. 14. 16. 19. 24. 17. 5.
12. 26. 22.
9. 11. 20. 28. 32. 35. 29. 31. 27. 34.
36. 25. 40. 23.
30. 21.
1. PAUL YOUNG - Every Time You Go Away (Columbia) 2. TEARS FOR FEARS - Shout (Mercury /PolyGram) 3. STING - If You Love Somebody Set Them Free (A &M)
4. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - Glory Days (Columbia) 5. COREY HART - Never Surrender (EMI America) 6. HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS - The Power Of Love (Chrysalis) 7. Whitney Houston - You Give Good Love (Arista) 8. DEBARGE - Who's Holding Donna Now (Gordy) 9. ARETHA FRANKLIN - Freeway Of Love (Arista)
10. JOHN PARR - St. Elmo's Fire (Atlantic) 11. POWER STATION - Get It On (Bang A Gong) (Capitol) 12. DEPECHE MODE - People Are People (Sire /Warner Bros.) 13. BRYAN ADAMS - Summer Of '69 (A &M)
14. TINA TURNER - We Don't Need Another Hero (Capitol) 15. BILLY JOEL - You're Only Human (Columbia) 16. Heart - What About Love (Capitol) 17. Duran Duran - A View To A Kill (Capitol) 18. Night Ranger - Sentimental Street (Camel /MCA) 19. PHIL COLLINS - Don't Lose My Number (Atlantic) 20. DEAD OR ALIVE - You Spin Me Around (Epic) 21. Prince - Raspberry Beret (Warner Brothers) 22. Madonna - Into The Groove (Sire /Warner Bros.) 23. Paul Hardcastle - 19 (Chrysalis) 24. BILLY OCEAN - Mystery Lady (Jive /Arista) 25. PAT BENATAR - Invincible (Chrysalis) 26. KOOL & THE GANG - Cherish (DeLite /PolyGram) 27. RICK SPRINGFIELD - State Of The Heart (RCA) 28. FREDDIE JACKSON - Rock Me Tonight (Capitol) 29. Amy Grant - Find A Way (A &M)
30. HOWARD JONES - Life In One Day (Elektra) 31. PRINCE - Pop Life (Warner Brothers) 32. WHAM! - Freedom (Columbia) 33. POINTER SISTERS - Dare Me (RCA) 34. Don Henley - Not Enough Love In The World (Geffen) 35. ANIMOTION - Let Him Go (Mercury /PolyGram) 36. 'Til Tuesday - Voices Carry (Epic) 37. REO SPEEDWAGON - Live Every Moment (Epic) 38. Air Supply - Just As I Am (Arista) 39. Phil Collins - Sussudio (Atlantic) 40. MOTELS - Shame (Capitol)
CHARTBOUND Reports Adds On Chart
DIRE STRAITS - Money For Nothing (Warner Bros.)
MOTLEY CRUE - Smokin' In The Boys Room (Elektra)
MARY JANE GIRLS - Wild And Crazy Love (Gordy)
MICHAEL MCDONALD - No Lookin' Back (Warner Bros.)
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LAURA BRANIGAN - Spanish Eddie (Atlantic) A -HA - Take On Me (Warner Bros.) KATRINA & WAVES - Do You Want Crying (Capitol) RATT - Lay It Down (Atlantic) KENNY LOGGINS - Forever (Columbia) LIMAHL - Only For Love (EMI America) GODLEY & CREME - Cry (Polydor) COCK ROBIN - When Your Heart Is Weak (Columbia) SADE - Your Love Is King (Portrait /CBS)
*EURYTHMICS - There Must Be An Angel (RCA)
JEFF BECK & ROD STEWART - People Get Ready (Epic) GO WEST - Call Me (Chrysalis)
*JULIAN LENNON - Jessie (Atlantic) LISA LISA, CULT JAM with /FULL FORCE - I Wonder... (Columbia) Y &T - Summertime Girls (A&M) CARLY SIMON - Tired Of Being Blonde (Epic) PATTI LaBELLE - Stir It Up (MCA) CHEAP TRICK - Tonight It's You (Epic) SISTER SLEDGE - Frankie (Atlantic)
URGENT - Running Back (Manhattan) LONE JUSTICE - Sweet, Sweet Baby (I'm Falling) (Geffen) LOOSE ENDS - Hangin' On A String (MCA /Virgin) KING - Pride (Epic)
*KIM CARNES - Abadabadango (EMI America) ALISON MOYET - Love Resurrection (Columbia)
*BEACH BOYS - It's Gettin' Late (Caribou /CBS) *HOOTERS - And We Danced (Columbia) *UB40 with CHRISSIE HYNDE - I Got You Babe (A &M) PEABO BRYSON - Take No Prisoners (Elektra) SKIPWORTH & TURNER - Thinking About Your Love (4th & Bdwy.) WEIRD AL YANKOVIC - Like A Surgeon (Rock 'N' Roll) BRYAN FERRY - Slave To Love (Warner Bros.)
*Debuts in Up and Coming....
Dropped: #33 Survivor, #37 Eurythmics, #38 Bryan Adams (HEAVEN) , #39 George Thorogood, Textones, Vitamin Z, Eric Clapton.
Reports Adds On Chart
116 66 50 -- 103 16 65 22
96 62 34 -- 94 13 52 29 90 1 19 70 90 34 52 4
85 28 51 6 83 13 55 15 81 1 47 33 72 69 1 2
65 1 38 26 58 4 32 22 52 51 1 -- 50 7 13 30 49 18 29 2
49 5 29 15 49 2 29 18 41 18 22 1
39 1 21 17
39 16 22 1
38 7 28 3 37 18 16 3 35 14 12 9 33 31 -- 2
30 4 22 4 28 28 -- -- 28 26 2
26 13 13 -- 22 2 17 3 22 1 17 4 21 1 10 10 21 -- 17 4
Cyndi Lauper,
INSIDE TOP 40 WITH DAVE SHOLIN Only TEARS FOR FEARS stands in the way of PAUL YOUNG holding on to number one for a solid month. At this writing YOUNG will end his number one run at three weeks as TEARS FOR FEARS is primed to become king of the mountain next week. ARETHA FRANKLIN's profile continues to spell smash as the following markets take her top ten... Miami, Buffalo, Topeka, Denver, Los Angeles, Sacramento, etc. Hit Factor zooms from 52% to 75 %. But the week's, (and one of the year's) biggest Hit Factor increases goes to JOHN PARR, blasting by everyone with the 25% to 63% jump. Another 20% of all reporting stations take BILLY JOEL top twenty including KUBE- Seattle, KWAI -Honolulu, KZZU- Spokane, KWOD -Sacramento, KLUC- Las Vegas, KYVA -Gallup, KKYS- Bryan, WRKR- Racine, WBNQ- Bloomington, WHTX and B94 in Pittsburgh, WCCK -Erie, PRO /FM-
Providence, WBCY- Charlotte, etc. PHIL COLLINS just about closed with adds at Z100 -New York, Y108- Denver, KNPA- Boise, KIDD- Monterey, WZUU -Milwaukee, etc. BENATAR is on a roll that's been sure and steady for the past month. Biggest moves reported by WRCK 27 -14, WHSB 28- 17, WLXR 28 -19, WCIL 26 -16, KYMO 27 -18, KFMN 34 -11, KIIS /FM 37 -28, etc. KOOL & THE GANG posts an excellent Hit Factor gain with 10%
of all stations moving them up into the top 20, with at least as many ready to follow suit next week. HOWARD JONES and POINTER SISTERS go well over the 200 mark in overall mentions with JONES gaining nearly 1,000 total chart points. MOTELS keep pourin' it on with new airplay at: CHUM, KTMT, KWNZ, KITS, Q104, I -95, WBCY, KFBD, WFXZ, KDZA, KLRZ, KXGO, etc. MOTLEY CRUE enters "Chart - bound" with a 17% Hit Factor and key moves at CKOC 30 -17, WAVA
24 -18, WJZR 29 -21, Z106 23 -15, debuts #11 B -97, KIXY 30 -20, OK95 23 -15, etc. Strong belief on the part of programmers that DIRE STRAITS does indeed have their first hit since "Sultans Of Swing ". 11% Hit Factor already! COCK ROBIN joins the playlist at WKPE, KCPI, 92X, Y107, WKXX, Z106, WDCG, KOSO, KCPX, etc. and building a nice chart story. KING proving to be a winner market by market, with L.A. , Tri- Cities, San Francisco, all saying hit! 19 new believers on LOOSE ENDS...very heavy on the West Coast with adds at KIST, KWOD, KS103, KMGX, KMEL, KITS, KMJK, etc. PD's and MD's agree "Oh Sheila" by READY FOR THE WORLD gets instant heavy positive calls after one test. Watch out, it comes on fast...added by I -95, WBBQ, Z98, Z104, KMGX, FM102 on at KIIS /FM and moves 34 -29 at KKHR -L.A.
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Hit Factor is a percentage of stations playing a record which also have it Top 20. ie: 100 stations playing the record -60 stations have it in their Top 20- Hit Factor = 6096.
Total reports this week 295 Last Week 295
STATIONS CHARTED HIT
ARTIST TITLE LABEL Reports Adds 1 -5 6 -10 11 -20 20 -30 Uncharted FACTOR weeks
H. Lk'WIS t. tvk=W3 - The Power Of Love (Chrv. )
JOHN PARR - St. Elmo's Fire (Atlantic) COREY HART - Never Surrender (EMI America)
BILLY JOEL - You're Only Human (Columbia)
TEARS FOR FEARS - Shout (Mercury /PolyGram)
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283
279
274
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10
2
9
TINA TURNER - We Don't Need... (Capitol) 266 10
PHIL COLLINS - Don't Lose My Number (Atlantic) 265 20
STING - If You Love Somebody (A &M) 265 2
ARETHA FRANKLIN - Freeway Of Love (Arista) 260 4
BRYAN ADAMS - Summer of '69 (A &M) 258 7
PAUL YOUNG - Everytime You Go Away (Col.) 256
DeBARGE - Who's Holding Donna Now (Gordy) 248 6
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - Glory Days (Columbia) 243
WHAM! - Freedom (Columbia) 240 74
HOWARD JONES - Life In One Day (Elektra) 237 37
BILLY OCEAN - Mystery Lady (Jive /Arista) 236 14
PRINCE - Pop Life (Warner Bros.) 236 69
POINTER SISTERS - Dare Me (RCA) 224 24
PAT BENATAR - Invincible (Chrysalis) 218 18
DEPECHE MODE - People Are People (Sire /WB) 216 4
KOOL & THE GANG - Cherish (De- Lite /PolyGram) 215 32
WHITNEY HOUSTON - You Give... (Arista) 214
THE POWER STATION - Get It On (Capitol) 210 1
DEAD OR ALIVE - You Spin Me Around (Epic) 208 11
HEART - What About Love (Capitol) 207 5
RICK SPRINGFIELD - State Of The Heart (RCA) 193 10
MOTELS - Shame (Capitol) 185 42
REO SPEEDWAGON - Live Every Moment (Epic) 181 33
FREDDIE JACKSON - Rock Me Tonight (Capitol) 175 8
DIRE STRAITS - Money For Nothing (W. B. ) 146 47
AN [MOTION - Let Him Go (Mercury /PolyGram) 135 10
MOTLEY CRUE - Smokin' In The... (Elektra) 126 34
MICHAEL McDONALD - No Lookin' Back (WB) 124 63
MARY JANE GIRLS - Wild And Crazy... (Gordy) 124 30
A-HA - Take On Me (Warner Bros.) 103 16
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1
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19
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20
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28
34
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6 1 97% 6
109 16 49% 5
135 79 11% 3
3 2 97% 8
48 11 75% 7
53 15 70% 10
100% 12
22 3 87% 10
2 99% 10
35 124 2% 2
67 116 7% 4
115 87 8% 5
48 113 2% 2
73 126 4
92 86 10% 6
21 10 83% 11
77 71 16% 5
7 1 96% 12
18 7 87% 9
63 13 58% 8
37 10 74% l0
91 30 32% 9
11 132 3
31 110 3% 4
59 60 27% 7
28 54 11% 5
43 60 16% 9
25 45 17% 4
5 56 2
12 81 3
16 65 5% 5
July 26, /ABS /the GAVIN REPORT 6
TOP 40 ADDS
NORTHEAST
Toronto, ON (Brad Jones -CHUM)Motels, B. Ocean, Refugee.
Hamilton,ON (Nevin Grant-CKOC) P. Collins, Tina
Turner, P. Benatar, I. Eyes.
Toronto, ON (Bob Saint -CFTR) Tina Turner, Survivor,
Godley & Creme, A. Franklin, Motley Crue, B. Adams.
Boston, MA (White/Donaghey -WXKS /FM) Eurythmics,
UB40, J. Geils, Wham!, Limahl, Katrina & the
Waves; Belouis Some.
Cape Cod, MA (Gary Franklin -WKPE) Eurythmics, Cock
Robin, Motley Crue, Dire Straits.
Providence, RI (Tom Cuddy-PRO /FM) Katrina and the
Waves, Howard Jones, Depeche Mode, Motley Crue.
J. Geils.
Hanover, NH (Lonnie Staley -WDCR) Katrina and the
Waves, Godley & Creme, K. Carnes, Julian Lennon,
Belouis Some, hooters.
Rumfora, ME (Michael Rivers -WMR) Julian L., Ratt,
L. Branigan, Motley Crue, M. McDonald, Eurythmics.
Bangor, ME (Rick Andrews -WZON) L. Branigan, Prince,
Mary Jane. K. Carnes, J. Geils, Godley & Creme.
Ellswortn. ME (Tim Moore -WKSQ) DeBarge, John Parr.
Hartford, CT (Mike West -WTIC /FM) Motley Crue, Katrina
and the Waves, L. Branigan.
Hartford, CT (Grossman /Stewart -WCCC /AM) UB40,
L. Branigan, Wham!
New Haven, CT (Stef Rybak- KC101) Frozen Playlist.
Westport, CT (Storm N. Norman -WEBE /FM) Eric Tagg,
Wham!, L. Branigan, M. McDonald, John Parr.
New York, NY (Berger /Tonacci -WPLJ) C. Hart, Wham!.
Debarge, Tina Turner.
New York, NY (Scott Shannon -Z100) Night Ranger.
P. Collins, Wham!
New York, NY (Steve Ellis -WAPP) Dead or Alive, Wham!
Schenectady, NY (Jim Walsh -3WD) Godley & Creme, Kim
Carnes, Hooters, B. Higgins, Julian L., Beach
Boys, L. Branigan.
Poughkeepsie, NY (Pete James-WSPK /FM) B. Joel, Wham!,
Y &T, Limahl, M. McDonald.
Utica, NY (Jim Reitz -WRCK) Julian L., Eurythmics,
Cheap Trick, Katrina /Waves. UB40, Belouis Some.
Buffalo, NY (Roger Christian -WBEN /FM) Heart, Lisa
Lisa, H. Jones, Prince.
MID ATLANTIC
Asbury Park, NJ (Pat Gillen -WJLK /FM) Ratt. Motley
Crue, Hooters, Eurythmics, M. McDonald, Y &T.
Trenton, NJ (Tom Taylor -WPST) Beach Boys, Bon Jovi,
Eurythmics, Hooters, Katrina /Waves, Limant.
M. McDonald. Pittsburgh, PA (Nick Bazoo -B94) P. Benatar, Dire
Straits, Kool /Gang, Motley Crue.
Pittsburgh, PA (Keith Abrams -WHTX) Beach Boys, R.
Cash, D. Henley, Natalie Cole, R. Milsap.
Johnstown, PA (Rich Kelly -WCRO) Prince, Pointers. Parr.
Erie, PA (Jim Cook -WJET) Wham!, Prince, H. Jones,
Kool and the Gang, B. Crystal.
Erie, PA (Bill Shannon -K104) B. Ocean, Motley Crue,
Eurythmics, Hooters, Lone Justice, Urgent, REO,
F. Vallie. Altoona, PA (Steve Kelsey -WFBG) Eurythmics. Bon Jovi,
Beach Boys, Loose Ends, Julian L, UB40. Limahl.
Williamsport, PA (Cruz /James -WSQV) Wham!, Prince,
Katrina and the Waves, Motley Crue.
Philadelphia, PA (Andre Gardner -Z106) Dire Straits,
H. Jones, Hooters, Cock Robin.
Washington, DC (Smokey Rivers -WAVA) Dire Straits,
Godley & Creme.
Washington, DC (Dempsey /Ballentine-B106) Madonna,
Julian L., Godley & Creme, Depeche Mode.
Baltimore, MD (Kingston /Kronthal -B104) Night Ranger,
H. Jones, Dire Straits.
Ocean City, MD (Jack Gillen -WKHI /FM) Eurythmics, Dire
Straits, R. Plant, Lone Justice, Beach Boys. Hooters.
Lynchburg, VA (Wayne Fanning -WGOL /FM) Animotion, Wham!,
Prince, Motley Crue, L. Branigan.
Cedar Bluff, VA (Bob Asbury -WYRV) P. Benatar, Motley
Crue, Prince, Kool /Gang, Prophet, Wham!
Sanford, NC (Bill Freeman -WFJA) B. Ocean, REO, Belouis
Some. Curtie& Boombox,Lisa Lisa, Prophet, M. McDonald.
Raleigh, NC (Peter Delloro -94Z) Rick Springfield,
Wham!. Howard Jones, M. McDonald.
Durham /Raleigh, NC (Cindy Wright -G105) L. Branigan,
Motley Cure, H. Jones, Cock Robin.
Shelby, NC (Andy Foster -WXIK) P. Collins, Limahl.
L. Branigan, Dead or Alive, Motels, Prince,
Eurythmics, M. McDonald.
Charlotte, NC (Chrysler /Daniels -WJZR /FM) K. Carnes,
Julian L., Katrina /Waves, Beach Boys.
:harlotte , NC (Bill Martin -WBCY) Amy Grant, Wham!.
Motels, Godley & Creme, M. McDonald.
Fairmont, NC (Bill Sellars -WZYZ) Pointers, Stars /45,
Urgent. Mary Jane. Prince.
Laurinburg, NC (Scott Mercer -WLNC) Frozen Playlist.
Jacksonville, NC (Diana Shepard -WIIZ) Belouis Some,
Dire Straits, Prince, Arrington, Motels, King,
M. McDonald, Hooters, Motley Crue.
Boone, NC (Jody Whitley -WASU /FM) Julian L., Urgent,
Beach Boys, REM, Bon Jovi, L. Branigan.
Hendersonville, NC (Al B. Lake -WHVL) Miz, Katrina &
the Waves, Hooters, R. Plant, K. Carnes, D. Edmunds.
Stars /45. Animotion.
Spartanburg, SC (J.J. Hemingway-WORD) Eurythmics,
S. Lattisaw. Loose Ends, UB40, P. Benatar, Rob Tro.
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TOP 40 ADDS
Florence, SC (Martin Green -106X) Marillion, Hooters,
Beach Boys, K. Carnes, Julian L.. Cafferty,
Eurythmics, R. Plant.
Cheraw, SC (Jay Lewis-WPDZ) H. Jones, Y &T.
Mary Jane. Eurythmics. Kingstree. SC (John Derek -WKSP) Julian L., Beach Boys,
K. Carnes, R. Plant, Mary Jane, Supertramp,
Eurythmics, Belouis Some.
Myrtle Beach, SC (Linda King -WKZQ) Ratt, K. Carnes,
Eurythmics, Dire Straits, Curtie & Boombox, Y &T.
Conway /Myrtle Beach, SC (Bobby Ocean -WYAV /FM) No adds.
Greenville. SC (Tommy Smith -WANS /FM) Y &T. Godley & Creme, K. Carnes, Dire Straits, Julian L.,Eurythmics.
SOUTHEAST
Rome, GA (Tim Hensley-WQTU) Julian L., Mary Jane, REO.
Soperton, GA (Shannon West -WMPZ /FM) Eurythmics, Wham!.
Julian Lennon, Hooters, K. Carnes.
Vidalia, GA (Chuck Kreamer -98Q) Frozen Playlist.
Athens, GA (Sarah Eberhard -WRFC) K. Carnes, Eurythmics,
Julian L.
Athens, GA (Dan Murray -WAGQ) REO, Limahl. Godley &
Creme, L. Branigan, Urgent, Candy, REM.
Augusta, GA (Bruce Stevens-WBBO) Dire Straits.
M. McDonald,Lisa Lisa -Ready For, Y &T, K. Carnes.
Ft. Valley /Macon, GA (Nathan Hale -WQBZ) REO, Julian L.,
Cheap Trick, Eurythmics, Loose Ends, Urgent.
Hinesville, GA (Jay /St. James -WBLU) Belouis Some,
M. McDonald, Melanie, Prophet, Miz, Chad, Julian L.
Albany, GA (Bill Young -WALG) L. Branigan, Pointers,
Cheap Trick, Hooters, B. Higgins, Rick James,
Julian L.
Columbus, GA (Michaels /Foster -WNKS /FM) UB40. Thompson,
Cheap Trick, L. Branigan, Eurythmics, Harold F.
Columbus, GA (Ralph Carroll -WCGQ) Motley Crue, Motels,
Limahl. Katrina /Waves, Julian L., Branigan,Eurythmics
St. Augustine, FL (Jim Andrews -WUVU) Julian L., Milsap,
P. Bryson, C. Simon, Pointers, M. McDonald.
Tallahassee, FL (Will Cate -WTHZ) Heart, REO, UB40, Wham!
Katrina & the Waves, Billy Ocean.
Panama City, FL (Thomas /Davis -WPFM) R. Plant, Loose Ends, Family, Heart, Eurythmics.
Gainesville, FL (Lou Patrick -WYKS) Wham!, Katrina and the Waves. Limahl, M. McDonald, Eurythmics, L. Branigan.
Miami FL (Frank Amadeo -Y100) Mary Jane. K. Carnes, Eurythmics.
Miami, FL (Mark Shands -I95) P Benatar, Eurythmics, Motels, Ready For.
Tampa, FL (Kaghan /Clarc -Z98) Dire Straits, REO. M. McDonald, Ready For.The World.
Tampa, FL (Bobby Rich -Q105) Dire Straits, Motley Crue, M. McDonald, Loose Ends.
SOUTH
Birmingham, AL (Rich Bailey -WKXX) Cock Robin,
L. Branigan, A -Ha, Y &T, Motley Crue, Eurythmics. Fayette, AL (Kelsey Scott -WHKW) L. Branigan,
Belouis Some, King, Julian Lennon. Florence, AL (Matt Durham-WQLT) M. Franks, Godley & Creme.M. McDonald, REO.
Huntsville, AL (Dave Hargrove, WAAY) Wham!, Kool
and the Gang, M. McDonald, L. Branigan. Gadsden, AL (Davis /St. John -Q104) Dire Straits,
Eurythmics, Limahl, Motels, Julian Lennon. Montgomery, AL (Alan Dupriest-WHHY /FM) M. McDonald,
L. Branigan, Prince, Wham! Mobile, AL (Griffith /Ocean -G100) Mary Jane, Dead or
Alive, L. Branigan, Motley Crue, Wham!, Prince. Nashville, TN (St. John /Tyler -Y107) Dire Straits, Lisa Lisa, L. Branigan, Cock Robin, Loose Enos.
Johnson City, TN (Steve Taylor -WOUT) Depeche Mode,
Mary Jane, Pointers, Motley Crue, Kool /Gang, Prince
Sparta, TN (Bill Winningham -SMT) C. Hart, Billy
Ocean, Pointers, T. Turner, K. Loggins, Eric Tagg.
New Albany /Tupelo. MS (Grace /Shelby- KZ103) Dire
Straits, Katrina /Waves, Julian L.. Godley & Creme,
R. Plant, Urgent. Meridian, MS (Tom Kelly -Q101) Katrina /Waves, Wham!,
Julian L., J. Geils, R. Plant, Lisa Lisa.
Laurel /Hattiesburg, MS (Dave Lyons -WNSL) REO, Dead
or Alive, Pointers, F. Jackson, Prince, Kool /Gang.
Biloxi, MS (Coulter /Christopher -WQID) Kool /Gang,
Limahl, Katrina and the Waves. McComb, MS (Brad Lee-WHNY) Julian L., Arrington,
Motels, Eurythmics, K. Carnes, Bon Jovi.
Starksville, MS (Ken Glenn -WKOR) Frozen Playlist.
Lexington, KY (Charlie Fox -WFMI) Hooters, Beach
Boys, Eurythmics, M. McDonald, Julian Lennon,
R. Plant, Belouis Some, K. Carnes, King.
Jenkins, KY (G.C. Kincer -WIFX) Prince, Stars /45,
Katrina /Waves, Urgent, Limahl. L. Branigan,
Motels, K. Carnes. Paducah, KY (Harrington /Richards -WDDJ /FM) Prince,
Wham!, Mary Jane. Bowling Green, KY (Darrell Duvall -WBGN) Julian
Lennon, K. Carnes, Eurythmics, Supertramp,
Candy, Eric Tagg. Glasgow, KY (St. James /Beasley -WOVO /FM) L. Branigan,
Y &T. Lone Justice, King, Supertramp, Beach Boys.
Evansville, IN (Margo King -WKDQ) R. Milsap,
H. Jones, Dead or Alive.
New Orleans, LA (O'Kelly /Rolling -B97) Dire Straits.
Lisa Lisa.
Baton Rouge, LA (Rick Daniels -WGGZ /FM) P. Collins,
B. Ocean, Wham!, H. Jones.
Baton Rouge, LA (Rice /A. -WFMF) Wham!, Prince,
Pointers, Dead or Alive. Motley Crue.
Monroe, LA (Mark Woolie-KNOE /FM) M. McDonald. Dire
Straits, Eurythmics, Katrina /Waves, A. Moyet,
L. Vandross, Godley & Creme.
Alexandria, AL (Christie Atwood -KQID /FM) P. Collins, P. Benatar, Kool /Gang, Prince.
East Central
Pineville WV (Steve Browning -WWYO) Prince, Wham!,
J. Cliff, M. McDonald, Limahl. Charleston, WV (Bailey /Baller -WVSR /FM)P. Benatar.
Eurythmics, Dire Straits, K. Carnes, Julian L.,
Ratt, Beach Boys.
Oak Hill /Beckley, WV (Jim Martin -WOAY /FM) Cheap
Trick, Eurythmics, Katrina /Waves, King, Loose Ends,
M. McDonald. Morgantown, WV (Craig Cochran -WCLG /FM) Eurythmics,
Julian Lennon, Beach Boys, Ratt, Dire Straits.
Columbus, OH (Adam Cook -92X) H. Jones, Katrina /Waves.
Cock Robin, Ratt. Elyria /Cleveland, OH (Bentley /Alberts-WBEA /FM) Motels,
L. Branigan, John Parr.
Cincinnati, OH (Jim Fox -Q102) No adds.
Indianapolis, IN (John Wetherbee, WNAP) H. Jones,
Mary Jane, Wham!, Motels, Bon Jovi, Cheap Trick.
Eurythmics. Angola, IN (Larry Davis -WLKI /FM) Pointers, B. Ocean,
P. Benatar, H.Jones, Wham! Richmond, IN (Jeff Daniels -K96) Julian L., Branigan.
Evansville,IN(Eddie Ashton- KC103) Prince, H. Jones,
NOiñters. Terre Haute, IN (Mike Arnett -WPFR) Eurythmics, Prince,
H. Lewis, Katrina /Waves, Motels. Monroe /Toledo MI (Terri McCormick -WTWR) Frozen Playlist.
Detroit, MI (Gary Berkowitz -WHYT) Limahl, Katrina &
Waves, Weather Girls, Belouis Some, L.Vandross.
July 26, /ABS /the GAVIN REPORT 8
TOP 40 ADDS
Saginaw, MI (Travis /Fuller -WFXZ) Motels, Prince. Lansing, MI (Maloney /Kittredge -WVIC) Frozen Playlist. Alpena, MI (Darrell Kelley -WHSB) Eurythmics, Katrina
& Waves, Julian Lennon, L.Branigan, Cheap Trick, K.
Carnes, 0.M.D., Limahl, Godley & Creme. Gaylord, MI (David Barr -WZXM) Julian Lennon, Motels,
L.Branigan, Katrina & Waves, M.McDonald, Beach Boys. Petoskey, MI (Dennis Martin -WWPZ) P.Hardcastle, Aretha,
B.Joel, B.Adams, John Parr.
UPPER MIDWEST
Mason City, IA (Sandy Stewart -KRIB) L.Branigan, Katrina & Waves, Limahl, A -Ha, Motels.
Ft.Dodge, IA (Charlie Chase -KKEZ) Pointers, H.Jones, Julian Lennon, REO, Eurythmics.
Waterloo, IA (Doug Allen -KCNB) L.Branigan, M.McDonald, Katrina & Waves, Wham!, Motley Crue.
Sioux City, IA (Tim Harrison - KSEZ /FM) Prince, Katrina, L.Branigan, M.McDonald, Julian Lennon.
Sioux City, IA (Pat Paxton -KGLI) Wham!, M.Crue, Animo- tion, Mary Jane Girls, A -Ha.
Cedar Rapids, IA (Harmon /Dixon - KQCR /FM) Kool & Gang, Rick Springfield, Godley & Creme, Dire Straits.
Clinton, IA (Brian Thoms -KNJY) Julian Lennon, Loose Ends, M.McDonald, Dire Straits, Lone Justice.
Davenport, IA (Gynny O'Hara -KIIK) Wham!, Prince, L.Branigan.
Milwaukee, WI (Kelly Wallace -WKTI) No adds. Milwaukee, WI (Brian Kelly -WZUU) Dead or Alive, Phil
Collins, Dire Straits, DeBarge. Racine, WI (Pat Martin -WRKR /FM) Heart, Freddie Jackson,
UB40, REO, Eurythmics, Fury. Madison, WI (Little /Hudson -Z104) REO, UB40, P.LaBelle,
Ready For The World. Appleton /Oshkosh, WI (Ross /Bradleigh -WKAU) Prince,
Freddie Jackson, Dire Straits, Godley & Creme. Two Rivers, WI (Don Cook -WQTC) No Report - List Frozen. Wausau, WI (Dave Wright -WRIG) Wham!, Kool & Gang. Wausau, WI (Mike Edwards -WIFC /FM) A -Ha, Animotion,
Eurythmics, Wham!
Stevens Point, WI (Bouley /Steffen -WSPT) A -Ha, Limahl,
Euythmics, Cheap Trick, L.Branigan.
LaCrosse, WI (Doug Collins -WIZM /FM) Wham!, Prince,
M.McDonald, Katrina, Limahl, L.Branigan.
LaCrosse, WI (Knight /Dowd- HIT105) Wham!, Kool & Gang.
Eau Claire, WI (Rick James -WBIZ) Prince, Motley
Crue, D.Straits, L.Branigan, F.Jackson. Minneapolis, MN (Anthony /Michaels - KDWB /FM) Prince,
H.Jones, Wham!, Ratt.
Rochester, MN (Denny Foster - KROC /FM) M.McDonald, Eurythmics, Katrina & Waves, Prince, L.Branigan, Wham!.
Mankato, MN (Garvin /McCormick - KDOG /FM) Motels, Kool
& Gang, L.Branigan, Y &T, Beach Boys.
Albert Lea, MN (Rydmark /Guthrie -KCPI /FM) REO, B.Ocean,
H.Jones, B.Joel, Huey Lewis, Go West, Cock Robin,
P.Collins, T.Turner, Pointers, Kool & Gang, Carly
Simon, Dead Or Alive.
St. Cloud, MN (Susan Sheffield -KCLD /FM) Prince, H.
Jones, Phil Collins, Wham! Vermillion, SD (Dead Russell -KVRF) L.Branigan, Godley
& Creme, M.McDonald, Lone Justice, Y &T, King,
Beach Boys, Hooters. Yankton,SD (Gregg Klein - KQHU /FM) Urgent, Katrina &
Waves, Animotion, Godley /Creme, M.McDonald, Limahl.
Sioux Falls,SD (Adam North -KKRC) Wham!, Prince,
D.Straits, Kool /Gang. Aberdeen,SD (Scott Daniels -KQ95) REO, Julian Lennon,
Wham!, Motels. Aberdeen,SD (Dan Zerr -KSDN) Wham!, L.Branigan, Prince,
Mary Jane, Godley /Creme.
Rapid City,SD (Wilson /O'Douglas- KGGG /FM) Frozen playlist.
Rapid City,SD (Sherwyn /Piper - KKLS /FM) M.McDonald, L.
Branigan, Katrina & W., B.Joel. Fargo,ND (Brad Anderson -Y94) Wham!, Ratt, D.Straits, Eurythmics, F.Jackson, UB40.
Grand Forks,ND (Nordine /Right - KKXL /FM) Prince, Wham!, H.Jones.
Bismarck, ND (Brannan /Hardt -KFYR) REO, Heart, M.
McDonald. Birmarck, ND (Bob Beck - KYYY /FM) Prince, Dire Straits, Julian Lennon, Limahl, L.Branigan, Godley & Creme.
Minot, ND (Scott Meyer -KIZZ) Kool & Gang, Wham!, Motels, Katrina.
Williston, ND (McCrummen /Oachs -KDSR) Wham!, Prince, Katrina, M.Franks, Family, Motels.
DeKalb, IL (Lew White -WDEK /FM) Wham!, M.McDonald, B.Joel, Cheap Trick, Belouis Some, Godley & Creme.
Joliet, IL (Lentine /Weber -WLLI) A -Ha, Pointers, Motels, H.Jones, Prince, Ratt.
Chicago, IL (John Gehron- WLS /FM) No Report /List Frzn.
Chicago, IL (Joe Bohannon -B96) DeBarge. Freeport, IL (Bill Johnson -WXXQ) Mary Jane, Y &T,
Prince, Urgent. Rockford, IL (McGee /Dent -WZOK) Motley Crue, REO,
Pointers, R.Springfield, Wham!. Galesburg, IL (Bryan Bradford -WGBQ /FM) Kool & Gang,
H.Jones, Wham!, Prince, Motels, Mary Jane, Dire S.
Bloomington, IL (Justin /Robbins -WBNQ) Prince, Limahl, Beach Boys, Motley Crue.
Springfield, IL (Greg Lawley -WDBR) Julian, Supertramp, Eurythmics, K.Carnes, Urgent, UB40, Hooters.
Carbondale, IL (Tony Waitekus -WCIL /FM) N.Edition, Kool & Gang, Pointers, P.Collins, REM.
CENTRAL
Kalamazoo, MI (Bill Anthony -WKMI) Wham!, Prince, M.McDonald, Urgent.
Kirksville, MO (Collins /Allen -KTUF) No Report /List Fzn.
East Prairie, MO (Greg Landis -KYMO) B.Joel, Kool &
Gang, Pointers, REO, A -Ha.
Jefferson City /Columbia, MO (Brian Miller -KTXY) Wham!, Katrina, H.Jones, L.Branigan, M.McDonald.
Waynesville, MO (Kevin Barton -KFBD) Julian Lennon, R.Plant, M.McDonald, REO, Motels, B.Ocean, OMD.
Topeka, KS (Roger Heaton -WIBW /FM) D.Henley, Kool &
Gang, John Parr.
Topeka, KS (Kevan Rabat - KDVV /FM) Hooters, Godley /Creme, Eurythmics, K.Carnes, L.Branigan, Katrina.
Topeka, KS (Stewart /Rues -KMAJ) Motels, M.McDonald, Eurythmics, Kool & Gang, Prince.
Pittsburg, KS (Bell /Porter - KQWK /FM) R.Springfield, Julian Lennon, Godley & Creme, Y &T, M.Dixon.
Hoisington, KS (Miller /Beiker -KHOK) No Report /List Fzn.
Hays, KS (Kurt Brecheisen -KJLS) Limahl, Dire Straits,
Katrina, Ratt, Godley & Creme. Norfolk, NE (Doug Koehn -KNEN) No Adds.
Grand Island, NE (Chip Mosley - KSYZ /FM) L.Branigan, Prince, M.McDonald, D.Straits, M.Crue, Wham!,Katrina.
El Dorado, AR (Dan Murphy -KLBQ /MF) S.Council, Sister Sledge, J.Beck & R.Stewart, Carly Simon.
Little Rock, AR (Mark McCain -KKYK) J.Parr, D.Henley. Fayetteville, AR (Rob Patrick -KKEG) Hooters, Urgent, Cheap Trick, Eric Tagg.
SOUTHWEST
Tulsa, OK (Mel Myers- 14K/92K) Eurythmics, DeBarge. Dalles, TX (John Shomby -KAFM) Kool & Gang, D.Straits.
Texarkana, TX (Mario Garcia -KTFS) No Report /List Fzn. Tyler,TX (Chris Bailey -KEYP) Loose Ends, Arrington,
M.McDonald, R.Plant, K.Carnes.
9 the GAVIN REPORT /July 26. 1985
TOP 40 ADDS
Lufkin,TX (Randy Shannon -KIPR /FM) Julian Lennon, Arrington, R.Plant, King.
Nacadoches,TX (John Rowe -KTBC) M.McDonald, Eurythmics, Family, O.M.D., Limahl, Godley /Creme, Eric Tagg.
Wichita Falls,TX (Barry Michaels -KNIN /FM) H.Jones, Wham!, Kool /Gang, Pointers, L.Branigan, Katrina & W.
M.McDonald, Eurythmics, Limahl.
Killeen /Temple,TX (B.J.McCrae -KIXS /FM) Eurythmics, Limahl, L.Branigan, D.Straits.
San Angelo,TX (John Raymond -KIXY /FM) L.Branigan, Beach Boys, Eurythmics, Hooters, Limahl, Mary
Jane, REO, Katrina & W., Wham!
Houston,TX (Lander /Hamilton -93Q) B.Adams, King, A -Ha,
P.Collins. Beaumont,TX (Lousteau /Jackson -B95) P.Collins, Mary
Jane, Limahl, B.Crystal. Bryan,TX (Carl Gideon -KTAM) Frozen playlist.
Bryan,TX (Austin /Turner - KTAW /FM) UB40, K.Carnes,
Limahl, Weird Al, Cafferty, Beach Boys, Hooters,
Eurythmics. Bryan,TX (Skip Bishop -KKYS) Loose Ends, R.Plant, Family, Arrington, Eurythmics, M.McDonald.
Victoria,TX (Jay Arena -KVIC) M.McDonald, L.Branigan, Katrian & W., Eurythmics, Hooters, Beach Boys, Lone Justice.
Laredo,TX (Peter McCrae -KRRG) Motels, REO, Mary Jane. San Antonio,TX (Hunter /Giles -Q96) Kool /Gang, Sheila E,
D.Straits, Prince, B.Crystal. McAllen,TX (Nolan Cruise -KRIO) Wham!, Prince, B.Joel,
P.Benatar. Amarillo,TX (Jamey Karr -KPUR) Katrina & W., REO,
Mary Jane. Abilene,TX (Dominic Testa -KFMN) M.McDonald, M.Crue,
Katrina & W., Cheap Trick, Wham!, Hooters, Beach Boys, REM.
Odessa,Midland,TX (John Clay - KWES /FM) Loose Ends,
A -Ha, Eurythmics, Skipworth & T.
El Paso,TX (Whitehead /Haney- B94 /FM) Sting, John
Parr, A.Franklin, Depeche Mode. El Paso,TX (Johnny Thompson -KFIM) H.Jones, P.Benatar. Phoenix,AZ (Guy Zapoleon -KZZP) Prince, H.Jones,
Kool/Gang. Tucson,AZ (Gillie /Johnson -KRQ) A.Moyet, Beach Boys,
P.LaBelle, M.McDonald. Cottonwood,AZ (Nice Thompson -KSMK) Prince, REO,
Motels, Urgent, Arrington, Loose Ends. Gallup,NM (Eric Allen -KYVA) Julian Lennon, L.Branigan,
Katrina & Waves, Supertramp, Beach Boys, Urgent. Alamagordo,NM (Juan Velasco -KKEE /FM) Motels, Prince,
M.McDonald, L.Branigan, Mary Jane. Alamagordo,NM (Ben Noe -KINN AM /FM) UB40, Wham!,
L.Branigan, Prince, Eurythmics, Cheap Trick,
H.Alpert, Prophet.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
Billings, MT (Charlie Fox -KYYA) Eurythmics, Wham!, H. Jones, Prince (PLI.
Sidney, MT (Brad Zoeller -KGCH) Pointers, Animotion, Wham!, M. McDonald, Prophet, Katrina & The Waves,
Y &T, Men At Work. Polson /Kalispell, MT (Al Decker -KQ92) Katrina & The
Waves, L. Branigan, M. McDonald, K. Carnes, Rick
Springfield. Denver, CO (Gloria Avila Perez -KIMN) No adds. Denver, CO (Geina Horton -KRXY) Power Station,
B. Adams, John Parr, Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, Phil Collins, Dire Strait, M. Crue, D. Henley,
Billy Crystal. Denver, CO (Mark Bolke -KPKE) REO, Dire Straits.
Windsor, CO (Chuck Summers - KUAD /FM) King, L. Branigan,
Dire Straits, Prince (PL), Wham!, Katrina & The
Waves, M. McDonald.
Greeley /Ft. Collins, CO (Rodger Meschke -KGBS) DeBarge,
M. McDonald, Phil Collins, Katrina & The Waves,
Hooters. Pueblo, CO (Rip Avina -KDZA) Motels, L. Branigan, A -ha.
Grand Junction, CO (Collins /Stone -K -STAR) Y &T, Mary
Jane Girls, Julian Lennon, K. Carnes, J. Geils,
Hooters, Laura Branigan.
Cody, WY (Jackson W. Beard -KTAG) Motels, REO,
Sade, Urgent, UB40.
Casper, WY (Todd Cavanah -KTRS) L. Branigan, A -ha,
Dire Straits, Limahl, Eurythmics, Katrina & The
Waves, King, Lone Justice, Billy Crystal. Gillette, WY (Chuck Martin -KOLL) Mary Jane Girls,
Katrina & The Waves, L. Branigan, Dire Straits,
Cock Robin, Prince (PL), K. Carnes, Cheap Trick.
Soda Springs, ID (Rich Summers -K79) L. Branigan,
M. McDonald, K. Carnes, H. Faltermeyer, A -ha,
Wham!, Sting, Rick Springfield. Lewiston, ID (Jay McCall -KOZE) Prince (PL), Julian
Lennon, M. McDonald, Eurythmics, Mary Jane Girls.
Boise, ID (Steve Holmes -KNPA) Prince (PL), Wham!,
Phil Collins, B. Joel, B. Adams.
Boise, ID (Tom Evans -KIYS) Eurythmics, Katrina & The
Waves, L. Branigan, Limahl, Cock Robin, Y &T.
Moscow, ID (Gary Cummings -KRPL) Eurythmics, M. McDonald, Katrina, Hooters, M. Crue, O.M.D.
Salt Lake City, UT (Myke Kross -Z95) Kool /Gang, Motels.
Motley Crue. Salt Lake City, UT (Ausham /Main -KCPX /FM) Phil Collins,
M. McDonald, Prince (PL), Cock Robin.
Logan, UT (Jay Hall -KBLQ) Eurythmics, M. McDonald,
Cafferty, Limahl. Ogden, UT (Paul Wilson -KJQ) Wham!, B. Adams.
FAR WEST
Las Vegas, NV (Barry Hodge -KITT /FM) F. Jackson, Wham!, Motels, Dire Straits.
Las Vegas, NV (Richards /Christian -KLUC) Prince (PL),
Godley /Creme. Lake Tahoe /Reno, NV (Mickey Lees -KLKT) REO, Katrina,
Wham!, M. McDonald. Reno, NV (Bill Kelly - KRZQ /FM) Cheap Trick, Mary Jane,
A -ha, L. Branigan. Reno, NV (Shakes /Davis - KWNZ /FM) Motels, Mary Jane, Jesse Johnson, Pat Benatar.
Los Angeles, CA (Scarborough /Hall -KKHR) P. Benatar,
ABC, Kool /Gang, A -ha.
Los Angeles, CA (Mike Schaefer -KIIS /FM) No adds.
San Diego, CA (Mike Preston- KS103) Loose Ends, Mary J. Santa Barbara, CA (Dick Williams -KIST) King, Julian,
H. Jones, K. Carnes, Beach Boys, Prince (PL), J. Geils, Loose Ends.
Bakersfield, CA (Dave Kamper -KKXX /FM) Madonna, H.Jones. San Luis Obispo, CA (Joe Collins- KSLY /FM) Dire S.,
Katrina, L. Branigan, Godley /Creme, Julian, A -ha, M. Crue.
Lompoc /Santa Maria, CA (Ken Burke -KRQK /FM) Katrina, L. Branigan, Dingo Boingo, Beach Boys.
Santa Maria, CA (Maria Rubio -KXFM) Prince (PL), Eurythmics, Hooters, Kool /Gang, Katrina, King.
Fresno, CA (Walker /Davis -KYNO) Prince (PL), Katrina, Lisa Lisa, Cult Jam w/ Full Force.
Fresno, CA (Carey Edwards -KMGX) Ready /World, Loose Ends, Wham!, P. Benatar, J. Geils, Go West.
Monterey /Salinas, CA (Kirk Cliatt - KDON /FM) Curtie &
The Boombox, Motels, Katrina & The Waves. Monterey, CA (Lyn Michaels -KIDD) Prince (PL),
F. Jackson, P. Collins, H. Jones, Hardcastle. San Francisco, CA (Richard Sands -KITS /FM) Loose Ends, Prince (PL), Wham!, M. Crue, Motels.
July 26, 1985 /the GAVIN REPORT /0
TOP 40 ADDS
San Francisco, CA (Keith Naftaly -KMEL) Loose Ends,
Pat Benatar. San Jose, CA (Robin Kipps -KWSS) Prince (PL), Dire S.
Stockton, CA (Roy Williams -KJOY) Godley /Creme, Mary Jane Girls, O.M.D., Eurythmics.
Stockton, CA (John Hampton -KSTN) Eurythmics, Rick
James, King, L. Branigan, Movieland.
Modesto /Stockton, CA (David Kraham - KHOP /FM) B. Ocean,
Rick S., Julian, K. Carnes, Dire Straits.
Modesto /Stockton,CA (Brian Casey -K093) Katrina,
Julian, Cock Robin. Modesto, CA (Ross Novak -KFIV /FM) Limahl, A. Moyet,
Julian. Santa Rosa, CA (Robin Hart -KREO) Kool /Gang, Julian,
Urgent, REM.
Eureka, CA (Mark Jeffrey -KFMI) Motels, Dire S.,Katrina.
Arcata /Eureka, CA (Jim Nelly III -KXGO) Wham!,
Animotion, Cheap Trick, Y &T, REO, Motels.
Sacramento, CA (Gillette /Collins- FM102) Ready /World,
Family, Cock Robin.
Sacramento, CA (Mr. Ed -KWOD) Prince (PL), M. Crue,
Katrina, Ratt, Loose Ends.
Sacramento, CA (David Gariano -KPOP) H. Jones.
Paradise /Chico, CA (Ron Bruder -KNVR) A -ha, Mary J.,
Dire Straits, Ratt, M. Crue, Motels, Prince (PL).
Redding, CA (Kevin Kahl -KEWB) Wham!, Pointers, H. Jones.
Redding, CA (Larry DuBois -KSXO) P. Benatar, Dead or
Alive, B. Ocean, Rick S., Prince (PL).
NORTHWEST
The Dalles,OR (Tina Spears -KACI) Pointers, D.Straits,
L.Branigan, Katrina & W., M.McDonald, Prophet.
Seaside,OR (Bob Rusk -KSWB) Eurythmics, Limahl, A.
Moyet, Cheap Trick, O.M.D.
Portland,OR (Barry /Naganuma -KMJK) H.Jones, Pointers,
Y &T, Loose Ends.
Salem /Portland,OR (Len E. Mitchell -KSKD) Prince,
K.Carnes, Eurythmics, Julian Lennon.
Albany,OR (Kris Weber -KGAL) Motels, T.Turner,
Rick Springfield. Albany /Corvallis,OR (Mike Shannon -KIQY) Rick
Springfield, H.Jones, D.Straits, Kool /Gang,
M.McDonald, Taxxi.
Coos Bay,OR (Mark Cruz -KHSN) B.Crystal, UB40, Godley/
Creme, P.Collins, Wham!
Coos Bay,OR (Dave O'Connor -KYNG) Kool /Gang, Animotion,
REO, Ratt, J.Johnson. Roseburg,OR (Veronica Burns -KYES) Cheap Trick, Beach
Boys, Godley /Creme. Medford, OR (Michael Ryan - KBOY /FM) Pointers, Wham!
REO, Prince, Eurythmics. Medford, OR (R.Charles Snyder -KTMT) Prince, Wham!,
Motels, Katrina & W., M.McDonald, Julian
Lennon, Taxxi.
Medford,OR (Lurch -KYJC) M.McDonald, Prince, L.
Branigan, Wham!, Mr. Mister.
Klamath Falls,OR (Kay Jordan - KAGO /FM) King, Eric
Tagg, Prophet, R.Palmer, Arrington.
Seattle, WA (Stephen Rabow -KHTT) H.Jones, Prince,
Godley /Creme, Limahl, Motels.
Seattle, WA (Wendy Christopher -KUBE /FM) P.Benatar,
Pointers, Mary Jane, B.Crystal.
Tacoma /Seattle,WA (Sandy Louie - KNBQ /FM) Motels,
D.Straits, L.Branigan, Limahl.
Olympia,WA (Ken Paige -KQEU) P.Benatar, Motels,
C.Simon, M.McDonald, REO, Nushooz.
Chehalis,WA (Roger Dale -KITI) Go West, Kool /Gang,
P.Collins, Wham!, H.Jones, P.Bryson.
Ellensburg,WA (Bob Hards -KXLE /FM) T.Turner, B.Ocean,
F.Jackson, Animotion, L.Branigan, K.Carnes.
Spokane,WA (Dave McKie - KZZU /AM) John Parr, Depeche
Mode, B.Ocean, T.Turner, REO, Dead Or Alive,
Animotion, Hardcastle, H.Jones, P.Collins.
Tri -Cities,WA (Ron O'Brian -OK95) Hooters, Julian
Lennon, Beach Boys, REM, Family, M.McDonald,
Eurythmics, Bon Jovi.
Tri -Cities,WA ( Jonathan Walker -KZZK) Wham!, REO,
Eurythmics. Honolulu,HI (Stan Cook -KWAI) S.Mills, Wham!, N.
Edition, L.Branigan, Mary Jane.
Anchorage,AK (Kay Taylor -KGOT) Eurythmics, Men @ Work,
Katrina & W., Beach Boys, Cafferty, Y &T, Cheap
Trick. Vancouver,CAN (Shannon /Russell -LG73) P.Benatar, Saga,
B.Adams, Wham!
SERVICE
WJZM -Clarksville, TN - single: Corey Hart (EMI)
105N- Scranton, PA - Huey Lewis (Chrysalis), Carl
Anderson (Epic), Howard Hewett (Elektra)
KPAY- Chico, CA - Huey Lewis (Chrysalis)
KLER -Orofino, ID - singles: Mary Jane Girls (Motown)
KNUZ- Houston, TX - A/C singles: all sources
WLHN- Anderson, IN - singles & LP's: all sources
WVBX- Georgetown, SC - singles & LP's: all sources
WKRO- Cairo, IL - singles & LP's: all sources
WMGV- Oshkosh, WI - singles & LP's: all sources
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Timothy Edward Rabbitt, the second and youngest
child of singer /songwriter Eddie Rabbit, died
July 16, at 3:10PM at the University of Minnesota
At Minneapolis Hospital. Timothy would have been
two years old August 12. The interrment was
Friday, July 19, and only the family was present.
Mr. & Mrs. Rabbitt have requested that donations
be sent in memory of Timothy Rabbitt to the
Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt University,
Nashville, Tennessee 37232.
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Jack Blades of Night Ranger stopped by KREO -Santa Rosa,
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I think it would be nice if we got to the point of not having to
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by Ron Fell
Kim Carnes is a veteran of the hit making process. She and husband Dave Ellingson have collaborated on songs for more than a decade, while Kim has worked with the best musicians in the business, her band and has an amazing talent for getting out to promote her music directly to radio. On one of her many visits to The Gavin Report we grabbed her for a sitdown interview.
RF: How did you begin your recording career? KC: I signed on with Jimmy Bowen as a writer. Prior to that time I was playing clubs around LA. The old grind of five sets a night and getting really tired of it.
Mike Settle introduced me to Bowen and I
started writing for a small salary, but at least enough so that I could stop playing the clubs. In those days I was real prolific, Suddenly I was a writer! So I wrote ten zillion songs a day. I shared demo time with John David Souther and Glenn Frey. They sang together as Longbranch Pennywhistle and wrote for Jimmy. We would go in and do our demos together, help each other out and sing on each other's demos. I'd never spent time in the studio, so it was great to be turned loose with an engineer. Everytime I wrote a
song I was able to get a band together and put it down on tape. It was incredible in terms of learning the whole recording process without someone being there dictating. RF: Do you remember any songs from that era? Did any of them see the light of day in terms of other artists recording any of the songs you were recording? KC: Oh ... a lot of near misses. We worked on a soundtrack for a film called Vanishing Point. In fact, the theme "Nobody Knows" was my first single on Jimmy's label, Amos Records. And of course I thought it would be an instant hit I'm glad nobody told me it would be awhile longer. But that lead to my first album on Amos. It was called "Rest On Me ". RF: Was this listed as Kim Carnes or was this a Kim and David project? KC: "Nobody Knows" was Kim and Dave and that film was Kim and Dave but the first album was Kim Carnes. And from then I signed with a different publisher, Chappel Music and one of my songs, a
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Me" was cut by Rita Coolidge, David Anderle was producing Rita at the time for A &M. He asked for a bunch of my songs, so we sent over a lot of other demos and he called Chappel and said, "Why isn't Kim recording these ?" So that led to David signing me on A &M. The first A &M album I did was "Kim Carnes" with Mentor Williams producing. The second A &M album was called "Sailing" and Jerry Wexler produced that. I recorded that one down in Muscle Shoals with Barry Beckett and Wexler and what a great time. I have real fond memories of doing that album. Wexler taught me a lot of what a
producer's rule was. He said, "It's not up to me to be a dictator and try to change you." RF: Why was Muscle Shoals even then a
hot bed for recording? It's not that big of a town. KC: Well, the Muscle Shoals rhythm section. Incredibly good players and there was and is a certain sound that comes out of there that isn't Nashville, isn't Memphis, isn't L.A., isn't New York and was something really special, and that's where Wexler did all his recording. And I
loved the sound of all his records coming out of there, so it was easy for me to go down and record there. RF: One of the first times I remember you hitting as a singles artist was on "More Love' which, ironically was not a song you wrote, but was a Smokey Robinson song. KC: "You're A Part Of Me" with Gene Cotton, was inside the Top Forty. My first hit, which went top five, and before "More Love" was "Don't Fall In Love with a
Dreamer ", which I sang with Kenny Rogers. RF: You've had an opportunity, unlike many artists, to have people like Sinatra, Streisand and Kenny Rogers record your songs. From a writing standpoint, with the success of those records, do you find more songs are being submitted to you? KC: I do get an awful lot sent to me. An awful lot of cassettes. RF: Is it hard to listen to them all? Have you ever found a gem, have you ever found a song through this submission process? KC: Never. You know how I usually find songs? Maybe a cut that was a single that I think should have made it and didn't for whatever reason, or just a cut off an album that I particularly liked that I put into my file to save. A cut off the new album, "Touch And Go" was a single for Any Trouble a couple of years ago. It was a great song. In fact I first heard the demo and loved it before they cut it for their album. Nothing happened, but it's one of those songs that shouldn't be lost RF: In the process of choosing songs, some people will put an album together of more trax than they end up using. I've heard of some artists recording 48 songs, maybe in rough form. Obviously you have to gag at that today with the cost of doing that. KC: Oh yeah.
RF: And some artists claim they go in and conceive at the last minute, putting songs together spontaneously and actually writing during the studio process. When you're putting an album together, how much preparation goes into it before it
gets to the studio and how much of it is
inspiration in the studio? KC: It's really a combination of both. I
don't write an entire album before we start recording. If I have three things that we think are strong, I get the band together with Bill Cuomo, who co- produced with me, and we'll go and rehearse until those three or four sound like we want them to sound. Then we go in and try them. And where the changes come are in the studio. We record them the way we rehearsed them and then go back and listen and it's either right or that's when you discover that you thought it sounded great in rehearsal but hearing it back on tape, something is wrong. We rehearse as much "live" as possible, not overdubbing.
I like live vocals. The band likes to play live. That spontaneity is so important ... to go for the feel. I don't like slick, polished records. And I think for us the only way to get that is to have a lot of freedom in the studio, to be well rehearsed and then let whatever happens in the studio happen. RF: Does that make your live show more legitimate because you're able to duplicate what you've done in the studio? KC: Yeah! It's the same band. We've cut live. The singing is live so you don't have to figure out what to do to make it sound good. It's the same people. It does, I think, make it more legit. RF: How did you and Bill Cuomo come together? KC: Through doing demos. The minute I
heard him play he started playing on my demos and helping with the songs I
would write and that led to forever. He's really my right and left hand. He's the only keyboard player I've met that can hear me play it on the piano and sit down and play it with all the little nuances and the same feel. You can't teach someone feel. He just picks up on it and then of course plays it great, which I can't. I'm great in my own living room and that's it. People could technically sit down and copy your notes but there could be the key ingredient missing, the heart you wrote it
with. When I write, I write on piano and I
write lyrics and melody, I write it all at the same time at the piano. Bill just knows how to make it all work. RF: I sensed he really came into his own around Mistaken Identity. It seemed like he had more impact on your music or had more of a dominant influence at that point. KC: I can go back ... "More Love ", the intro is a little classical piece that was never planned, that was Bill sitting down at the synthesizer and going "do- do -do ", playing the little passage and we went, "What is that. That's wonderful ? ?!!" We put it on tape, but it was never planned. But that's all Bill's. "Don't Fall Over The Dreamer ", the whole Gideon album, when we wrote the album we did a demo album to present to Kenny (Rogers) to do the recording, and of course Bill did the demo album and then went to Nashville when I
recorded it with Kenny and played on everything. RF: The Gideon album was a rather courageous step for any artist to take. To
do something as thematic as that was a
risk. It could have set you and /or Kenny back. KC: Ummm ... well the concept came from Kenny, in that he wanted to be a
cowboy. We made him a modern day cowboy, as opposed to the Old West and drew personality -wise from the Gable character in The Misfits and James Garner in Rockford Files. That rascal, you know, the wink, the sense of humor, I love Rocky. I love that character. So, before the songs were written for Gideon we had to
come up with a story for this character: where he was born, how he died. The album opens with his funeral. Then we went back and wrote the songs to fit the concept. It was a real challenge because I'm not a ... oh. I'm not ... RF: You don't write novels. KC: No. RF: Well you do some great three and four minute novels but maybe those are short stories.
KC: I'm not an assignment writer, I mean I
just write. I don't have any set time, routine or schedule. I just write whatever comes into my head. So, to have to get specific was a challenge. Dave and I both wrote it.
RF: Do you and Dave, as writers, have specific responsibilities for melodies and lyrics or do you trade off?
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KC: We both do both. Some of the songs I write with Cuomo, with my drummer Craig Kramf. We've written a lot with Duane Hitchings. "I'll Be Here Where The Heart is" for Flashdance, and my drummer was involved in that one. "Voyeur" was
Duane. And off the current album, ABADABADANGO, we wrote with Duane and I co- produced ABADABA that's the only track I didn't do with Cuomo. It's not
something I like to do. Writing is real
personal because I can't sit down at a
specific time in a room. I don't really like
to write with other people, but these few people I'm real comfortable with.
RF: At various points in your career, not only have you collaborated in writing, but you've collaborated in performance. We've
already talked about Gene Cotton, Kenny Rogers and Streisand. Did those experiences vary? Obviously the difference between Gene Cotton and Barbra Streisand has to be night and day.
But from a collaboration standpoint as a
performer, did you have to approach those differently? For instance, were they all recorded face to face with the other performer? KC: The one thing that they all had in
common was that we performed them face to face. I feel strongly that if you're singing a duet, one person shouldn't put down their part and the other person over -dub it. If it's a duet, look at each other. When we did "Dreamer" I was used to singing it in a key that was good for me and that's the only trouble in doing duets, finding the key that both can sing in and we ended up doing it in a key that was good for Kenny. The melody had to be
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made up on the spot, but I think it was a
lot easier because we were singing it live
at the same time. RF: It seemed about the same time of "Bette Davis Eyes" and Mistaken Identity'your music started to take on more visuality. I saw one of the press releases where you used the term "oral movies ". When you were doing "Bette Davis Eyes" was there a concept for a
video already there? KC: No, MN was not around yet. it also was not around for "Draw Of The Cards ",
the second single from the Mistaken Identity album. Even when Voyeur came out, MN was not in all the markets it's in now. In fact, we didn't have it in LA. and I used to get reports from friends in
New York saying, "I saw the video seven
times today!" So, I did a bunch of videos before that, but Bette Davis wasn't a
specific concept for a video, we already saw it in terms of a visual I guess because we always like to record that way. I remember in rehearsal talking about how it should end. We were hashing around whether I think it should end or how it should go out, saying to Val
Garay, who produced Mistaken Identity album, "No, it's just got to go out the way it does because she turns and just walks away." In my mind, I pictured the person singing this, turning and walking away. Not stopping, no grand finale. Now, Voyeur was supposed to be an entire video album. And I wish it had been. That is a huge regret because I wrote the album with that in mind and put so much into it. I wanted Voyeur to be a video album. I wanted the whole thing done. But
things that had nothing to do with the music got in the way, unfortunately. RF: Doing a video album would have been a major financial commitment. KC: Well, at that time it would have been EMI. Jim Mazza president of EMI, felt so
strongly about that album that he wanted people to see it visually. So the commitment on his part was there.
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When I get a cold ... my
voice gets real clear. That's
not good!
RF: What did we miss by not having "Voyeur" in full form? KC: I don't know. We had plans. I was going to do it in London with Russell Mulcahy who did my first five videos. I've
never seen anything of Rusell's that I
didn't like. The two of us working together worked. I would have liked to have done it
then because there weren't so many videos around. RF: I've sensed in watching, that they're running out of ideas. KC: Oh, burn out! After Russell's first videos, we saw a whole rash of videos that would copy what he was doing.
When I started doing videos years ago, I
would argue into the night how great videos were. People were saying they were terrible and that the listener should be able to use his or her imagination. Now I think it would be nice if we could get to the point of not having to do a
video for EVERY song, and it wouldn't hurt your record. And I think some of my
songs are better left to the listener's imagination. There are an awful lot of video people out there who are not in the music business and don't know the first thing about music and they're suddently working with an artist who has spent six straight months putting their life into an album. The company comes in and says "Here's what your song really means. Here's our concept We're gonna dress you up to look like a ... whatever. Now be sure to show up at ten o'clock and when it's finished we'll send you a copy." It's as archaic as if I went into the recording studio and did my vocals and then never heard them played back. But the people I
worked with for the two singles from the new album were wonderful and real sensitive to how I wanted to be portrayed as an artist RF: Are these videos for "Crazy In The
Night" and "At,adabadango" your first
performance video which include your band? KC: Well now. You see. You've just said it I've done videos with my band performing before but they're always edited out So,
everybody asks, "Why haven't you ever used your band in your videos ?" They were there!! It's just that the director didn't want them. On INVISIBLE HANDS, we
shot for two days and nights straight By
the morning of the second day, after being
there all the time and looking like hell,
they (the morning people) said, "We're ready for your performance piece. Get the
band." I can't tell you how exhausted we were. When I finally saw the edited video my first question was, "Wheré s the band ?"
They (the video people) said, 'We couldn't use them. They didn't have any energy. They were dead." Boy did I lose it I went CRAZY!"""" The producer and director had
lost track of whose video it was. RF: What about the crew you've just worked with? KC: Greg Gold and Dominic Sena.
Dominic is one of the best cinematographers I've ever worked with. I
didn't see one second of film that couldn't have been used. I went to all the editing sessions and really was a part of it. How can it not be that way? You can't imagine what concepts some people come up with. I've had to throw out two videos in
the past because I looked as foolish as I
felt RF: Could you afford to make a video for
a track that never becomes a single? KC: You would have to have an incredibly wonderful idea. The hope would be that
you could turn a lot of people on to the
album. In the early days of MN it might have been possible. But they're getting tight now, as tight as radio. So it's the
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same deal. Now, if the artist was super, super hot, anything could get played. RF: Do you find yourself making more rock records than ballads? Or do you still have the same balance of both in your albums? KC: I just do what I want to do. I wouldn't want to sit through an album of just ballads. You'd fall asleep. But I think they're special. Its like a live show. You can do a show of Kick -ass rock and roll and suddenly you come down to the ballad. The contrast makes it special. RF: What in hell did BARKING AT AIRPLANES mean? KC: You can bark at airplanes anyplace, anytime. If you could write down AAAWW000000000000""""""" that would be my answer. It's just having fun. RF: Where did this song come in the process of creating the album? Was it a
spontaneous thing in the studio, or was this one of the gems you brought with you to the studio? KC: Part way through the album. It was something from home. I always look for something out of left field. "Bent" is my favorite word in life. When we cut the song I knew it was a single. RF: Do you pretty much deliver a finished album to the label? And do you ever get sent back to the studio to re -work or add on? KC: No. I deliver a final album. But quite often. after finishing an album and playing it for the label I'm so excited that I go and write a song or two. On this album, after mixing and playing it for EMI, we went back and did PICK UP THE PHONE and ROUGH EDGES. It was one that had to be there. Ry Cooder played chilling guitar and he's somebody I've wanted to play with on one of my albums for years. Martha Davis sang and James Ingram came in and did some singing that was fabulous. ROUGH EDGES also reflects
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how I feel about making music. It's about rough edges being good, not bad. RF: Speaking of rough edges. Your voice is very distinctive because of its texture. KC: God! RF: Does your voice require a lot of rest between performances? KC: Knock on wood. If I'm on the road singing everyday, it keeps me in shape. But I don't run into problems because this is my voice. I'm not saying I can't strain my voice but nights when we've done tracks ... when we go all night and I
really have to reach for it, I will lose my voice. When I have to watch my voice more than any other time is when I get a
cold, because my voice gets real clear. THAT'S NOT GOOD!! RF: Heaven forbid. KC: I know (laughs). It's not the time to be in the studio. RF: Did the sudden and total impact of your number one hit, BETTE DAVIS EYES, cause you to rush around to radio stations accelerating your promotion of the song and increasing your visability? KC: I have been running around to radio stations since my earliest singles. I can remember running around with NOBODY KNOWS. The label. Amos Records, was distributed by Bell (later to become Arista).
I went out with the Bell people for more than 3 weeks. And I think for every ABM album I would go out for at least three weeks. With MORE LOVE on EMI Charlie Minor, my buddy, was still with them ... we went to every station. I have pals out there that I call up and keep in touch with. They've been good to me all these years. RF: Is it different now, visiting stations? KC: The difference is that there are appointments now. The way I used to do it was driving along, hitting stations. I'd go in and say, "Anybody here? Can I come in
and introduce myself and play you my new record ?" That was hard. I like radio
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now for their input If you get away from it
you forget their needs and what they like to hear and play. RF: Do you listen to a lot of radio at home in Los Angeles? KC: In my car, yeah. But when I'm recording my albums over long periods of time, I'm music'ed -out Also, I don't want to be influenced by what I might hear. When we make an album, I don't want to sound like anybody else and I don't want to be trendy. Ever. RF: But do hit records still have an influence? KC: Yeah! I like the new Paul Young song. I heard it and went, "It's so simple. The statement ... why didn't I think of that ?" RF: Now that you've finished the album, what will you be doing for the rest of the year? KC: I'll do more videos, for the third and fourth singles and I'll be doing more promotion for the album. I try to get to Europe once a year for a tour and promotion. That can take a month. I need to get out and tour. It has been a couple of years now and the band and I are overdue. RF: Artists tend to bitch about being on the road ... even writing songs about it.
Do you have that under control? KC: I do now. I didn't used to. But the last three tours have been the best I love my band. They're the greatest guys and that helps. But I don't go out for too long. Five weeks max. Then we take a break. I like to finish every tour when we're not quite ready to quit. The last few tours have actually been a great relief. There are so many pressures at home. When I go on the road the only thing I have to worry about is showing up at the soundcheck and doing the show. The road is a sanctuary for me. It has really changed. It
has come full circle.
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the GA` IN REPORT
Editor: Ron Fell Associate Editor: Diane Rufer A/C
DeBARGE Who's Holding Donna Now (Gordy)
PAUL YOUNG Everytime You Go Away (Columbia)
SADE Your Love Is King (Portrait)
WHAM!
WHAM! Freedom (Columbia)
HOWARD JONES Life In One Day (Elektra)
MOST ADDED WHAM! Freedom (Columbia) - 69 adds
MICHAEL McDONALD No Lookin' Back (Warner Bros.) 45 adds
LAURA BRANIGAN Spanish Eddie (Atlantic) 42 adds
RECORD TO WATCH MICHAEL McDONALD No Lookin' Back (Warner Bros.)
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1. DeBARGE - Who's Holding Donna Now (Gordy) 2. Paul Young - Everytime You Go Away (Columbia) 3. SADE - Your Love Is King (Portrait) 4. Don Henley - Not Enough Love In The World (Geffen) 5. Air Supply - Just As I Am (Arista) 6. Amy Grant - Find A Way (A &M) 7. BILLY JOEL - You're Only Human (Columbia) 8. KENNY LOGGINS - Forever (Columbia) 9. ROSANNE CASH - I Don't Know Why You... (Columbia)
10. SISTER SLEDGE - Frankie (Atlantic) 11. Whitney Houston - You Give Good Love (Arista) 12. KOOL & THE GANG - Cherish (De -Lite /PolyGram) 13. Hall & Oates - Possession Obsession (RCA) 14. BILLY OCEAN - Mystery Lady (Jive /Arista) 15. Beach Boys - Getcha Back (Caribou /CBS) 16. ARETHA FRANKLIN - Freeway Of Love (Arista) 17. RONNIE MILSAP - Lost In The Fifties Tonight (RCA) 18. TINA TURNER - We Don't Need Another Hero (Capitol) 19. COREY HART - Never Surrender (EMI America) 20. Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers - Real Love (RCA) 21. Survivor - The Search Is Over (Scotti Bros.) 22. HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS - The Power Of Love (Chrysalis) 23. George Benson - New Day (Warner Bros.) 24. WHAM! - Freedom (Columbia) 25. Sting -If You Love Somebody (A&M) 26. Madonna - Into The Groove (Sire /Warner Bros.) 27. CARLY SIMON - Tired Of Being Blonde (Epic) 28. Peabo Bryson - Take No Prisoners (Elektra) 29. HOWARD JONES - Life In One Day (Elektra) 30. PHIL COLLINS - Don't Lose My Number (Atlantic)
CHARTBOUND NATALIE COLE - A Little Bit Of Heaven (Modern) MICHAEL McDONALD - No Lookin' Back (Warner Bros.) POINTER SISTERS - Dare Me (RCA) LAURA BRANIGAN - Spanish Eddie (Atlantic)
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - Glory Days (Columbia) JOHN DENVER - Don't Close Your Eyes, Tonight (RCA) GODLEY & CREME - Cry (Polydor) BILL WITHERS - Something That Turns You On (Columbia) CHRIS ISAAK - Livin' For Your Lover (Warner Bros.) JEFF BECK & ROD STEWART - People Get Ready (Epic) GO WEST - Call Me (Chrysalis)
LAURA BRANIGAN - Spanish Eddie (Atlantic) MICHAEL FRANKS - Your Secret's Safe With Me (Warner Bros.) JOHN PARR - St. Elmo's Fire (Atlantic) ERIC TAGG - Woman I Love (RMC) BEACH BOYS - It's Gettin' Late (Caribou) MOTELS - Shame (Capitol) MANHATTAN TRANSFER - Ray's Rockhouse (Atlantic) JULIAN LENNON - Jesse (Atlantic)
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A/C HIT FACTOR
A/C ANALYSIS
The battle for number one continues, with DeBARGE still holding off PAUL YOUNG while SADE lunges into the fray. She nearly doubled her high rotation commitment since last week. Columbia looks to be the hottest A/C label at the moment with four of the top nine A/C records this week and probably half of the top eight next week. And the highest debuts is also on Columbia as WHAM! opens up at #24 with 135 reports and 69 adds. WHEW! KOOL tà THE GANG is now over 80% Hit Factor and pulling High Rotations from the likes of: WBEN, WELI,WTAE,WBT,WEZC,WRKA, WRVA, WSB, KOIL, WISN, WMYX, WTMJ, K106, KYLT, KFI, KFMB, KOST, KRNO,KWAV,KVEC,KGW,and KKLV.
This week's Record To Watch, MICHAEL McDONALD's NO LOOKIN' BACK picks up 45 adds including: BIOO,KFMB,KQIP,KTYL,KGW,KDES, WDUZ,WEBC,WSKY,WKYX, and WMGW.
RECOMMENDED FOR A/C RADIO
COMMODORES -"Janet" (Motown) Since the departure of Lionel Richie Jr. from the band, Walter Orange has shouldered most of the vocals. But it has taken until now for him to get the perfect song. This mellow ode to the lady in question will set the Commodores to sail again with A/C radio. The best song I've heard in weeks.
MADONNA - "Dress You Up" (Sire/ Warner Bros.) About the only thing comin' from Lady Madonna in the near future that won't have a staple in it. Well, she's become a staple with pop radio anyway. AIR SUPPLY - "The Power Of Love (You Are My Lady)" (Arista) Hard as they may try to rock it, their mainstay is that of balladiers. With this track they "come home" with as solid an A/C effort as we've had in two years. Good job, guys. JOHN WAITE - "Every Step Of The Way" (EMI America) Progressive, music -oriented A /C's should eat this up. This mid -tempo rock ballad advances his upcoming "Mask Of Smiles" LP.
Ron
Research: Diane Rufer Ron Fell FACTOR
Hit Factor is a percentage of stations which have it in Heavy or Medium rotation. ie: 100 stations playing the record -60 stations have it in Heavy or Medium rotation -Hit Factor = 60%
Total Reports This Week 207 Last Week 202
ARTIST TITLE LABEL
DeBARGE - Who's Holding Donna Now (Gordy) PAUL YOUNG - Everytime You Go Away (Columbia) SADE - Your Love Is King (Portrait) DON HENLEY - Not Enough Love In The World(Gef.) AMY GRANT - Find A Way (AEM)
BILLY JOEL - You're Only Human (Columbia)
KENNY LOGGINS - Forever (Columbia) ROSANNE CASH - I Don't Know... (Columbia) SISTER SLEDGE - Frankie (Atlantic) KOOL E THE GANG - Cherish (De -Lite /PolyGram)
BILLY OCEAN - Mystery Lady (Jive /Arista) ARETHA FRANKLIN - Freeway Of Love (Arista) RONNE MILSAP - Lost In The Fifties Tonight (RCA) TINA TURNER - We Don't Need Another Hero (Cap.) COREY HART - Never Surrender (EMI America) HUEY LEWIS E NEWS - Power Of Love (Chrysalis)
WHAM! - Freedom (Columbia)
STING - If You Love Somebody (A&M)
CARLY SIMON - Tired Of Being Blonde (Epic) PEABO BRYSON - Take No Prisoners (Elektra)
Reports Heavy Medium Light Adds Factor Weeks
198 186 12 100% 10
195 187 7 1 99% 12
189 123 59 3 4 96$ 7
180 140 37 1 2 98$ 10
167 142 19 3 3 96% 12
194 69 102 10 13 88$ 4
163 118 36 4 5 94% 10
170 85 75 9 1 94% 9
161 77 76 5 3 95% 9
160 776 55 10 19 81$ 5
169 34 108 12 15 84% 5
149 45 83 10 11 85% 6
1149 19 97 20 13 77% 5
138 22 75 16 25 70% 5
120 19 66 19 16 70% 6
92 21 35 14 22 60% 4
135 3 38 25 69 30% 2
82 15 40 23 4 67$ 7
88 3 47 36 2 56% 5
84 1 52 22 9 63% 6
July 26, 1985 /the GAVIN REPORT 18
A/C ADDS,
NORTHEAST
Lowell, MA (Joe Williams -WLLH) Eric Tagg, Prince.
Keene, NH (Mike Trombly -WKNE) Wham!, Michael Franks,
Godley /Creme, Beach Boys, Jesse Johnson.
Newport, NH (Rick Joyce -WCNL) Wham!, Natalie Cole,
Laura Branigan, Huey Lewis & News.
Lewiston, ME (Chris Layne -WLAM) B.Ocean, R.Milsap,
Amy Grant.
White River Jct., VT (Charlie Turner -WKXE) Pointers,
McDonald, Men At Work, Eurythmics, Limahl, Prince,
Kool& Gang, Style Council, Godley /Creme.
New London, CT (Danny O'Brien -WNLC) Chris Isaak,
Godley /Creme, John Parr, B.Ocean, Tears For Fears,
Belouis Some, Katrina & The Waves.
New Haven, CT (Jay McCormick -WELI) Godley /Creme.
Albany, NY (Chris Holmberg -WWOM) Frozen Playlist.
Kingston, NY (Thom Williams -WGHQ) George Fischoff,
Kim Carnes, Eurythmics,Branigan, Beach Boys,
Phil Collins, O.M.D.
Poughkeepsie, NY (Bob Miller -WJJB /FM) Wham!,
Huey Lewis & News.
Syracuse, NY (Dr. Phil LoCascio- Y94FM) Huey Lewis &
The News, Paul Hardcastle.
Buffalo, NY (Roger Christian -WBEN /AM) Sade, T.Turner.
Ithaca, NY (Dave Smith -WQNY) Pat Benatar, Wham!,
R.Milsap, Huey Lewis & News, Howard Jones.
Pittsburgh, PA (Bob Conrad -WTAE) Aretha, Corey Hart,
Ronnie Milsap.
Johnstown, PA (Jack Michaels -WKYE) Phil Collins,
Michael Franks, Laura Branigan, Natalie Cole.
New Castle, PA (Bobbie Vaughn -WKST) No adds.
Sharon, PA (Ron Fantone -WPIC) Corey Hart.
Meadville, PA (Tod Raymond -WMGW) Pointer Sisters,
Heart, Tears For Fears, Michael McDonald.
Scranton, PA (Burke /Trama -WBQW) Aretha, B. Ocean.
Wilmington, DE (Mike Daley -WDEL) Sade, Billy Ocean,
Billy Joel, Kool & Gang.
Dover, DE (Donna Beaty -WDOV) Eric Tagg, Motels,
A.Moyet, Wham!, Julian, Chris Isaak.
Williamson, WV (Kim Whitney -WBTH) Corey Hart,
B.Joel, Cock Robin, Wham!, Kim Carnes, M.Transfer.
Sutton, WV (Steve Douglas -WSGB) Natalie Cole, Wham!,
Corey Hart, B. Ocean, Kool & Gang.
SOUTH
Harrisonburg, VA (Brian Charette -WQPO) Phil Collins,
Aretha Franklin.
Charlottesville, VA (Ken Medek -WCHV) UB40, Motels,
Michael Franks, Duran Duran, Beach Boys.
Richmond, VA (Lou Dean -WRVA) Natalie Cole, Tina
Turner, Michael Franks.
Norfolk, VA (Nick O'Neil -WLTY) Huey Lewis & News,
Billy Joel. Morgantown, WV (Don Edwards -WCLG /AM) No adds.
Salisbury, NC (Doug Rice -WSTP) M. McDonald, Peabo
Bryson, Wham!.
Charlotte, NC (Dave Bishop -WBT) Wham!, M. Franks.
Charlotte, NC (Steve Sutton -WEZC) R.Milsap, B.Ocean.
New Bern, NC (Gary Lee -WSFL /FM) UB40, Beach Boys,
McDonald, M. Franks, Branigan, Wham!.
Asheville, NC (Don Brookshire -WSKY) Natalie Cole,
Branigan, McDonald, Eurythmics, Motels, Prince,
Beach Boys.
Charleston, SC (King /Donovan -WTMA) John Parr.
Carrollton, GA (Zachary Ray -WPPI) Godley /Creme,
Pointers, H. Jones, McDonald, Wham!.
Atlanta, GA (John Chappell -WSB /FM) No adds.
Atlanta, GA (Greg Picciano -WSB /AM) Wham!, Sade.
Ft. Walton Beach, FL (Mike Bridges -WFTW /FM) Aretha,
Branigan, Sheila E., Julian, Phil Collins, Wham!.
Stuart, FL (Lee McGuire -WSTU) Pointers, Phil Collins.
Tusacaloosa, AL (Sander Walker -WFFX /FM) Michael
Franks, Laura Branigan, Michael McDonald.
Huntsville, AL (Steve Dallas -WAHR) Manhattan Trsf.,
Natalie Cole, Beach Boys, Jim Glaser, K. Rogers,
Vince Gill, Michael Franks.
Guntersville, AL (Greg Bell -WGSV) Prince, Jamie Bond,
Howard Jones, McDonald, Beach Boys, Julian Lennon.
Anniston, AL (Lee Patrick -WDNG) Beach Boys, Michael
Franks, Godley /Creme, Wham!, Bertie Higgins.
Bay Minette, AL (Mike Snowden -WBCA) Tina Turner,
Corey Hart, Billy Joel, Billy Ocean.
Selma, AL (Bob Payton -WTUN) Michael Franks, Laura
Branigan, Pointer Sisters.
Clarksville, TN (J.J. Austin -WJZM) Julian Lennon,
H. Jones, B.Withers, Huey Lewis & News, T.Turner.
Jxford, MS (David Kellum -J107) Beck & Stewart,
McDonald, N.Cole, Kim Carnes, Laura Branigan.
âreenville, MS (Dan Diamond -WNIX) Beach Boys,
Julian Lennon, S.Mills, A.Moyet, L. Branigan.
Jackson, MS (Rich Allen -WJDX) Phil Collins, Natalie
Cole, Godley /Creme, Wham!.
_ ouihville, KY (Jeff Crawford -WRKA) Sister Sledge,
Don Henley, Tina Turner.
3aducah, KY (Frank Carvell -WKYX) Julian Lennon,
M.Franks, McDonald, Beach Boys, Motels.
3lasgow, KY (Shannon McCombs -WSMJ) Beach Boys,
Julian Lennon.
Campbellsville, KY (Jackson /McClendon -WCKQ) George
Fischoff, Michael Franks, Beach Boys, Julian.
Shreveport, LA (Jeff Edman -KVKI /FM) Sade, Madonna,
Tina Turner.
Pineville /Alexandria, LA (Jim Steele -KISY /FM) Huey
Lewis & News, Peabo Bryson, Rosanne Cash.
CENTRAL
Newark, OH (Greg Moebius -WNKO) Wham!, Michael
McDonald, Howard Jones.
Urbana /Springfield, OH (Eli Williams -WKSW) Ronnie
Milsap, Springsteen, Pointers, H.Jones,P.Collins.
Logan, OH (Chuck Anthony -WLGN) L.Branigan, Kim
Carnes, Eurythmics, Weather Girls.
Marion, OH (Jan Chamberlain -WDIF) Talking Heads,
Hooters, Cock Robin, Michael McDonald.
Marion, OH (Rick Bryan -WMRN) Laura Branigan,
Michael Franks. Toledo, OH (Fred Heller -WSPD) Kenny Loggins, Michael
Franks, Wham!. Toledo, OH (Matthews /King -3WM) Ronnie Milsap.
Zanesville, OH (Pete Petoniak -WHIZ) Melanie,
Beach Boys, Julian Lennon, Natalie Cole.
Dover, OH (Steve Kelly -WJER) Pointers, Laura
Branigan, Michael Franks, Harold Faltermeyer.
Sanduksy, OH (Bill Zimmerman -WLEC) Kool & Gang,
Crystal Gayle, Placido Domingo & M.McGovern.
Hamilton, OH (Mark Gibson -WMOH) Godley /Creme, Wham!, Michael McDonald.
Springfield, OH (Dale Grimm -WIZE) Peabo Bryson,
John Denver.
Springfield, OH (Chuck McGee -WAZU /FM) Huey Lewis &
News, Tina Turner, Corey Hart, Kool & Gang.
Gallipolis, OH (Tim Maxwell -WJEH) Kool & Gang, Wham!,
H.Jones, Kim Carnes, Branigan, McDonald, Beach Boys
Anderson, IN (Larry Joseph -WLHN) Godley /Creme,
Branigan, McDonald, Natalie Cole, Wham!.
Rushville, IN (Kevin Stone -WRCR) Billy Joel.
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A/C ADDS
Lowell, IN (Jim Holly -WZVN) Tina Turner, Wham!,
Kool & Gang.
Kokomo, IN (Darryl Parks -WIOU) K.Loggins, M.McDonald.
Evansville, IN (Gary Olson -WGBF) Tina Turner.
Detroit, MI (Gene Elzy- WJR /AM) Billy Joel, Ronnie
Milsap, Kool & Gang.
Flint, MI (Bill Pearson -WTRX) Godley /Creme, Wham!,
Natalie Cole, Howard Jones.
Lansing, MI (Jack Robbins -WILS /FM) Corey Hart,
Tina Turner.
Battle Creek, MI (Rick Chapman -WKNR) Laura Branigan,
Julian Lennon, Natalie Cole, Wham!.
Lansing /Jackson, MI (Benson /McPherson -WIBM) Wham!,
Corey Hart, Ronnie Milsap, Tina Turner.
Grand Rapids, MI (Mark Roberts -WOOD) Whitney Houston,
Kool & Gang, Air Supply, Billy Joel.
Grayling, MI (Cheryl Alef- WQON /FM) No adds.
Kenosha, WI (Terry Havel -WLIP) No adds.
Milwaukee, WI (Beth Fast -WMYX) Aretha, Corey Hart,
Wham!. Milwaukee, WI (Max McDonald -WTMJ) Chet Atkins,
Ronnie iii asap.
Milwaukee, WI (Mike Murphy -WISN) Howard Jones,
Michael Franks, Natalie Cole, Billy Ocean.
Madison, WI (Pat O'Neill -WMGN) Natalie Cole,
Wham!, Eurythmics.
Madison, WI (Tim Brickner -WIBA) Kool & Gang, C.Hart.
Beaver Dam, WI (Steve Sabatke -WBEV) Fogelberg,
K.Rogers, Rabbitt, Juice, C.Gayle, Weather Girls,
Manhattan Trsf., Eric Tagg, Placido & McGovern.
Reedsburg, WI (Kevin Kellogg -WRDB) Aretha, Prince,
O.M.D., Eric Tagg, Style Council.
Green Bay, WI (David Carew -WDUZ) Godley /Creme,
McDonald, Natalie Cole, H.Lewis & News, Wham!.
Marshfield, WI (Brent Randal -WDLB) Natalie Cole,
Wham!, Laura Branigan, Michael McDonald.
Eau Claire, Wi (Rick Roberts -WIAL) Pointer Sisters,
Tina Turner, Wham!, Laura Branigan. Menomonie, WI (Alison Girard -WMEQ) Huey Lewis & News.
Oshkosh, WI (Chris Hansen -WMGV) Fogelberg, Wham!,
Laura Branigan, Michael Franks, McDonald.
Chicago, IL (Suzy Mayzel -WCLR) Air Supply.
Wilmington, IL (Wayne Perrott -WDND) Corey Hart,
Tina Turner, Supertramp, H.Lewis & News.
Rockford, IL (Jim Reed -WKMQ) Laura Branigan,
Limahl, Motels, Howard Jones, Pointers.
Rockford, IL (McGee /Schaefer -WROK) Wham!, R.Milsap.
Freeport, IL (Allen Zipsie -WFPS) Corey Hart, Beach
Boys, Manhattan Transfer. Peoria, IL (Denise Henley -WIRL) Aretha, B. Ocean.
Peoria, IL (Robb Westaby -WMBD) Billy Ocean.
MIDWEST
Mason City, IA (Steve Locker -KGLO) Bertie Higgins,
Beach Boys, Whittaker, Kool & Gang, Dirt Band.
Waterloo, IA (Roger Davis -KWLO) Natalie Cole, Julian.
Cedar Rapids, IA (Gary Edwards - WMT /AM) Amy Grant,
Hugh Masekela. Cedar Rapids, IA (Dennis Green - WMT /FM) Beach Boys,
D.Roussous, Wham!, Michael Franks, Fogelberg.
Forest Lake, MN (Cathleen Cary -WLKX /FM) Eurythmics,
Eric Tagg, Natalie Cole, Rob Tro, Wham!.
Northfield, MN (Rich Harris -KYMN) Tina Turner,
H.Jones, Wham!, Billy Crystal, Fogelberg.
Minneapolis, MN (Chuck Knapp - KSTP /FM) Billy Joel,
Tina Turner. Duluth, MN (Dunsworth /Collins -WEBC) Wham!, Branigan,
Michael McDonald, Beach Boys.
Rochester, MN (Rich Peterson - KROC /AM) Tina Turner,
Howard Jones, Billy Joel.
Rochester, MN (Al Axelson -KWEB) H.Jones, Bertie
Higgins, Michael Franks, Beach Boys.
Austin, MN (David Mehlhaff -KGHR) R.Forman, Style
Council, Eurythmics, Rob Tro.
Mankato, MN (Sue LaFond -KEEZ /FM) Julian, Jamie Bond,
McDonald, Beach Boys, Motels, Eurythmics, Phil
Collins, Mr.Mister.
Pipestone, MN (Dan Norris - KLOH /FM) Phil Collins,
Julian, Wham!, Kool & Gang, McDonald, P. Bryson.
Willmar, MN (Paul Davis -KQIC /FM) Beach Boys, Julian,
McDonald, Manhattan Transfer, Heart, Kim Carnes,
Jeff Beck & Rod Stewart.
Marshall, MN (Craig Allen - KKCK /FM) Carl Anderson,
Peabo Bryson, Tina Turner, Phil Collins.
Montevideo, MN (Cathy Cooley -KMGM) Julian, Beach Boys,
Sting, Wham!, Rob Tro, Eurythmics, Eric Tagg.
St. Cloud, MN (John Fine -WJON) Suzanne Vega, Wham!,
McDonald, Mr. Mister, Howard Jones, Beach Boys.
Grand Forks, ND (Paul Kero -KNOX) Michael Franks,
Natalie Cole, Rockin' Sidney, Godley /Creme, Carnes.
Hannibal, MO (Chuck Yates -KGRC) Aretha, Style Council,
Billy Ocean, Tina Turner.
Poplar Bluff, MO (Kim Ham -KJEZ) Michael Franks, Wham!,
Michael McDonald.
St. Joseph, MO (Bob Heater -KKJO) Kenny Loggins, Aretha.
Joplin, MO (Bobby Daniels -KFSB) Motels, Beach Boys,
Withers, Huey Lewis & News, Rob Tro, Jamie Bond.
Springfield, MO (Michael Cochran -KGBX) Eric Tagg,
Branigan, Natalie Cole, Phil Collins, Eurythmics,
Hugh Masekela. Pittsburg, KS (Bell /Porter -KNZS) M. Franks, N.Cole.
Parsons, KS (Bob Tesh -KLKC) Phil Collins, Peabo
Bryson, Menudo, E. Rogers, Mike Post, Manhattan Trsf.
Omaha, NE (Randy Shane -KOIL) Godley /Creme, Natalie
Cole, McDonald, Wham!, H.Jones, Beach Boys, Huey.
Lincoln, NE (Cathy Blythe -KFOR) Kim Carnes.
Hastings, NE (Scott Bremer -KHAS) Sting, Hall & Oates,
Billy Joel, Tina Turner.
Woodward, OK (Greg Shuffield - KMTY /FM) Cock Robin,
Pointers, Huey, Beck & Stewart, Tina Turner,
Kool & Gang, Billy Joel.
SOUTHWEST
Tyler, TX (Brian Maloney -KTYL) Jamie Bond, Amy Grant,
McDonald, Michael Franks, Motels, Beach Boys.
Wichita Falls, TX (Dave Landry -KTLT) Chet Atkins,
Ronnie Milsap.
Houston, TX (Steve Matt -KLTR) Don Henley, Kool & Gang.
Humble /Houston, TX (Rick Stancato -KTUN) Amy Grant,
Eric Tagg, B. Ocean, Billy Joel, Wham!.
Beaumont, TX (James /Kasi -K106) Natalie Cole, Wham!,
Michael Franks, Michael McDonald.
Del Rio, TX (Kevin Bel -KDLK) Wham!, McDonald, O.M.D.,
Eurythmics, Eric Tagg, Men At Work, Manhattan Trsf.
Amarillo, TX (Tim Butler - KHBQ /FM) Natalie Cole,
Michael Franks, Huey Lewis & News, L. Branigan,
Pampa, TX (Matt Parsons -KGRO) Wham!, Eric Tagg,
Laura Branigan, Michael McDonald.
Midland /Odessa, TX (Chuck Wolfe -KCRS) Michael Franks,
Laura Branigan, Wham!.
Odessa /Midland,TX (Steve Myers -KQIP) Wham!, Prince,
Laura Branigan, McDonald, M. Franks, Eurythmics.
Phoenix, AZ (Sam Church -KKLT) Freddie Jackson,C.Hart.
Sedona, AZ (Mahannah /Kessel -KAZM) Natalie Cole,
Fogelberg, Suzanne Vega, Wham!, Placido & McGovern.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN
Laurel /Billings, MT (Ames Crosby -KNFL) Eric Tagq,
Prince.
Great Falls, MT (Steve Keller -K99) Laura Branigan,
Beach Boys, Natalie Cole. Chinook, MT (Eric Edwards- KRYK /FM) Rob Tro,
Hugh Masekela, Laura Branigan. Missoula, MT (Vern Argo -KYLT) Natalie Cole.
Hamilton, MT (Steve Fullerton - KLYQ /FM) McDonald, Style Council, China Crisis, J.Denver, Wham!.
Colorado Springs, CO (Irwin /Howard -KVUU) Huey Lewis &
News, Tina Turner.
Montrose, CO (Tom Fricke -KUBC) Natalie Cole,
Billy Ocean, Manhattan Transfer. Powell, WY (Carl David -KLZY) Michael Franks,
Whitney Houston, Laura Branigan, Natalie Cole.
Rock Springs, WY (Chirs Alexander - KQSW /FM) Jamie Bond,
Natalie Cole, Motels, Fogelberg, M.Franks, McDonald.
Grangeville, ID (Jim Cross -KORT) Juice Newton,
Eurythmics, L.Branigan, Natalie Cole.
Orofino, ID (Dana McKinney -KLER) Fogelberg, Kim Carnes, Laura Branigan, Natalie Cole, Manhattan Trsf.
Boise, ID (Drew Harold -KBOI) Natalie Cole, Wham!, Godley /Creme.
Manti, UT (Stan Eriksen -KMTI) Michael McDonald, Bruce Springsteen, Manhattan Transfer.
FAR WEST
Reno, NV (Larry Irons - KRNO /FM) Corey Hart, Wham!, Whitney Houston.
Carson City, NV (Scott Carson -KPTL) Chris Isaak, Bill Withers,UB40, Eric Tagg, Gary Morris.
Los Angeles, CA (Liz Kiley -KFI) Wham!. Los Angeles, CA (Kaye /Marie -KOST) No adds. Carlsbad, CA (Clark Novak -KKOS) Godley /Creme,
Eurythmics, Natalie Cole. San Diego, CA (Bobby Rich -B100) John Parr, Pointers,
Howard Jones,Michael McDonald. San Diego, CA (Mark Larson -KFMB) Michael McDonald,
Beach Boys, Laura Branigan. Palm Springs, CA (Ty Stevens -KDES) Prince, Julian, Michael McDonald, Tears For Fears, M. Franks.
Fresno, CA (Scott Huskey -KLTK) Huey Lewis & News, Sister Sledge, Tina Turner.
San Luis Obispo, CA (Dan Armstrong -KVEC) Chris Isaak, Kim Carnes, Gary Morris.
San Luis Obispo, CA (Carol Meyer -KKUS) Michael McDonald, Ronnie Milsap.
Monterey, CA (Michael Reading - KWAV /FM) Howard Jones, Motels, Beach Boys, M.Franks, R.Milsap, F.Jackson.
Livermore, CA (Scott Lewis -KKIQ) Pointers, Bill
Withers, Beach Boys, Natalie Cole. San Rafael, CA (Frank Eriksen -KTIM) Kool & Gang,
Beach Boys, Manhattan Trsf., Julian, Gary Morris, Pointer Sisters, Sting.
San Jose, CA (Bill Weaver -KLOK) Teddy Pendergrass, Whitney Houston, Wham!, Kenny Loggins,'Til Tuesday.
Santa Rosa, CA (LarryChiaroni-KSRO) Billy Ocean. Ukiah, CA (John Wilcox -KUKI) Eric Tagg, Laura
Branigan, Huey Lewis & News, Julian Lennon. Arcata, CA (Chris Knight -KATA) Sister Sledge, Tina
Turner, Huey Lewis & News. Crescent City, CA (Rene Shanle -KCRE) Beck & Stewart, Manhattan Trsf,. Branigan, Natalie Cole, McDonald.
Auburn /Sacramento, CA (Craig Andrews - KHYL /FM) B.Joel. Vacaville, CA (Sheilah Bowman -KUIC) L. Branigan,
Billy Ocean, Wham!, Tina Turner, Aretha.
A/C ADDS
So. Lake Tahoe, CA (Ron West -KOWL) Julian, Beach Boys, Kim Carnes, LaBelle, Pointer Sisters.
So. Lake Tahoe, CA (Ken Adams -KTHO) Beach Boys, Hugh Masekela, Julian Lennon.
Chico, CA (Dave Kindig -KPAY) Chris Isaak, Peabo Bryson, Wham!.
Grass Valley, CA (Rich Brock -KNCO) Eric Tagg, Kenny Loggins, Manhattan Trsf., Kool & Gang, P.Bryson.
Oroville, CA (Charlie Foxx -KORV) Kim Carnes, Laura Branigan, Natalie Cole.
Burney /Redding, CA (Susan Stogner -KARZ) Wham!, Laura Branigan.
Portland, OR (Dirkx /Williams -KGW) Wham!, Corey Hart, Michael Franks, Wham!.
Salem, OR (Mike Brunswick -KBZY) Wham!, Phil Collins, Michael McDonald, Manhattan Transfer.
Corvallis, OR (Larry Blair -KLOO /AM)Natalie Cole, Michael McDonald, Wham!, Howard Jones.
Lincoln City, OR (Mark Weigand -KBCH) Wham!, Phil
Collins, Natalie Cole, Juice Newton. Eugene, OR (Bobby King -KDUK) No adds. Roseburg, OR (Veronica Burns -KRSB) Jamie Bond,
Wham!, Beach Boys. Enumclaw, WA (David Cool -KENU) Eric Tagg, Style
Council, Wham!, Michael McDonald. Auburn, WA (Carl Sawyer -KASY) L.Branigan,
Godley /Creme, Julian, Beach Boys, Phil Collins. Seattle, WA (Shawn Stevens -KQ96) No adds. Mt. Vernon, WA (Wedge Michaels -KBRC) Eric Tagg,
Huey Lewis & News, Beck & Stewart, Howard Jones, Chris Isaak.
Oak Harbor, WA (David Bowden -KISD) Melanie, Weather Girls, Eurythmics, Eric Tagg, Manhattan Trsf.
Olympia, WA (Dick Pust -KGY) Juice, H.Jones, J.Parr, C.Hart, Faltermeyer, Kool & Gang, Wham!, Carly Simon, Herb Alpert, Men At Work.
Aberdeen, WA (Paul Lankow -KXRO) Beck & Stewart, Kool & Gang, Chris Isaak, Howard Jones, Huey Lewis.
Centralia, WA (Jim Knutson -KELA) Frozen Playlist. Shelton, WA (Glen Connolly -KMAS) Kool & Gang, Wham!,
Eric Tagg. Kelso /Longview, WA (Ray Bartley -KLOG) Michael Franks,
Carly Simon, Branigan, Julian, Godley /Creme. Yakima, WA (Frank Taylor -KMWX) Wham!, Huey Lewis &
News, Aretha, Branigan, Peabo Bryson. Yakima, WA (Dave Hanson -KIT) Phil Collins, Withers. Spokane, WA (Sky Walker -KQSP) Frozen Playlist. Tri -Cities, WA (Bill Templeton -KALE) Wham!, Beach
Boys, M.Franks, McDoanld, Natalie Cole, Demis Roussous, Julian Lennon.
Anchorage, AK (Mark Lewis -KFQD) Tina Turner, Motels, Wham!, Michael Franks, Laura Branigan.
Anchorage, AK (Greg Wilkinson -KKLV /FM) John Cafferty, Beach Boys, Men At Work, Hooters.
Soldotna, AK (J.J. McCartney -KCSY) Bill Withers, O'C & The AK3.
Sakatoon, SA (Rick Korchinski -CFQC) Wham!.
WELCOME To Our New A/C Correspondents:
Bob Miller, WJJB /FM Radio - 319 Mill Street -
Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 (914- 454 -7400) (From Top 40)
Chuck Yates, KGRC Radio - P.O. Box 1017 -
Hannibal, MO 63401 (314- 221 -2221) (from Top 40)
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MAIDEN- NASSAU> Iron Maiden returned to New York recently for a date at Hempstead's Nassau Coliseum. Pictured backstage are (I -r): Dave Morrell (Capitol); Iron Maiden's Nicko McBrain and Dave Murray: Steve Smith (Album Network); Iron Maiden's Adrian Smith: Lee Abrams (Burkhart- Ab -ams & Assoc.); Iron Maiden's Steve Harris; Ron
Smallwood (IM Manager). Seated: Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson.
July 26, /9195 /the GAVIN REPORT
<VICE VISITS VAUGHAN Stevie Ray Vaughan blew into New York with his band Double Trouble to appear at a Lincoln Center tribute to record legend John Hammond. After a typically smoking set, "Miami Vice" star Don Johnson came backstage to pay respects -and invited Stevie Ray to play on his debut album when recording begins later this summer.
MR. MISTER MEETS MR. L>
ATKINSON RCA Division Vice President Paul Atkinson 'left) is shown with Mr. Misters' lead singer and bassist Richard Page at a recent party in
L. A. The party was to celebrate the launching of the second LP
by the group.
ARETHA'S VOICE A < NATURAL RESOURCE The Department of Natural Resources of the State of Michigan declared Aretha Franklin's voice a "natural resource of the state." The
declaration was made as part of celebrations in the state capitol of Lansing for "Aretha Franklin Day" proclaimed by Governor James Blanchard. Shown at the
ceremony are (left to right) Rep.
Owen: Rev. Cecil Franklin, Aretha. and Rep. Saunders.
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THE ABSOLUTELY POSITIVELY FINAL
COMMENTS ABOUT LIVE AID
We heartily agree with those who are promoting Bob Geldof as a logical Nobel
Peace Prize recipient. He didn't merely have the idea ... he got up and did something about it. And that's the rub. It
couldn't have been that easy to get Dylan, Jagger, Madonna and the rest of them on the phone. But he obviously persisted, and the results are history (and historical).
I had the idea myself but was just too lazy to leave Mary Tyler Moore re -runs and do anything about it. Of course if I
had gotten off my duff I would have been lucky to reach Steve & Eydie or The Rip Chords.
So we enthusiastically endorse the idea of the Nobel Committee awarding their humanistic Oscar to the man who demonstrated to the world that the people of rock and roll have more than a little bit of soul. After all, Henry Kissinger won the thing and all he ever did was a startling impression of Rich Little.
The most grandiose concepts and biggest projects are often the resulting action from the simplest germ of an idea. Geldof says that the massive design for LIVE AID occurred to him after watching an Ethiopian segment on a TV documentary. Here's OUR simple idea for raising even more money for the hungry ... and we think it should include some of the deprived right here in the states:
We were reading recently that Sylvester Stallone, as producer, writer and star of RAMBO, is grossing millions of dollars per WEEK from that film. Since he has already banked uncountable millions from the three ROCKY flicks and can only wear one pair of pants or drive one designer car at a time, here's our challenge to Sly: Contribute every penny of your RAMBO earnings to LIVE AID and watch how fast the Peace Prize committee notices. You'll make the history books and do a hell of a
job soothing some of the people who thought Rambo's violence was excessive. What you'll do is actually turn RAMBO into a man of peace, while donating more
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to world hunger than five LIVE AID spectaculars could ever hope to do. Spieberg, George Lucas and a number of others can also immortalize themselves by making the same announcement and following through on it. Just a thought.
On a lighter LIVE AID note or so ... We watched the Dick Clark- hosted ABC
network re -cap of the concerts and felt that there was a bizarre kind of time warp twist in hearing Mr. American Bandstand talking about Tom Petty, The Boomtown Rats and Phil Collins. We still identify the ageless King of Beachnut with Fabian, Avalon and Connie Francis ... and we wondered where they were.
Investigation has revealed that the three were working a bar mitzvah being held by the one Jewish family in Yankton, South Dakota. They all sent regrets, but it sure would have been nice to hear VENUS, TURN ME LOOSE, and STUPID CUPID right after the WHO reunion.
It certainly was considerate of MTV to superimpose shots of their Vee -Jays swaying and clapping in heartfelt appreciation, as Paul McCartney and associate legends were performing their moving LET IT BE finale. The Music Channel was most thoughtful and respectful of the intelligence of their audience in allowing us to view the ecstasy on the faces of Martha Quinn and her cohorts during Paul's stirring performance. Actually this gives us another creative idea: What about a special Nobel prize for Nina Blackwood's hairdresser? We'd have it in the form of an eggbeater mounted on a formica plaque.
In But Seriously Folks conclusion, we feel some real sense of pride that we dumped- on -by- the -public people of the music business have shown society that we're really about more than questionable lyrics and payola.
We, thanks to Geldof and so many others, did something that Bank Of America and Xerox and MGM and General Motors didn't do. And despite all our negative ink by the general press, the results can't be argued. It's just this simple: There are people who will survive thanks to LIVE AID!
Rock and Roll wrote the bottom line, and maybe some of us ain't so bad after all.
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LED ZEPPELIN Who was that guy playing drums with Phil Collins at Zeppelin's reunion at Live Aid? It's Tony Thompson, original drummer with Chic and now with Power Station.
PRINCE /ANDRE CYMONE Andre Cymone's new single "The Dance Electric" was produced by
Prince and will be on Cymone's Columbia album. Prince used to live
in Cymone's mother's basement home while he was finishing school.
ELTON JOHN His new LP will feature a cut with Sister Sledge and one with George Michael of WHAM!
ANNIE LENNOX She will be co- starring in the movie "Revolution" with Al Pacino, Donald Sutherland and Nastassia Kinski.
GAMBLE & HUFF /O'JAYS Manhattan Records will be the new distribution home of Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff. First production to come from them will be a new O'Jays single.
TEDDY PENDERGRASS /NILE RODGERS
This duo has produced the title song to the Paramount movie "D.A.R.Y.L ".
ARETHA FRANKLIN Filmed in Detroit, her first video features segments shot at the popular Doug's Body Shop and Aretha's Bloomfield mansion.
CHAKA KHAN Her new single "Can't Stop The Street" is from the Krush Groove soundtrack LP. Movie will be released at the end of the summer and the LP will feature Kurtis Blow, Midnight Star, Run DMC, Fatboys and Sheila E. (By the way, the movie is about a guy who starts his own record label).
SURVIVOR Three years ago this week, Survivor was in the middle of six week run at number one with the theme from Rocky II, "Eye Of The Tiger."
PHIL COLLINS Phil's first talent act was not music. He played the Artful Dodger on stage in Oliver Twist when he was just a child actor.
DAVID LEE ROTH Has plans to write, direct and star in his own movie. He's described the film's plot as "Purple Rain" in
reverse.
GAP BAND /OSMONDS Robert, Ronnie and Charlie Wilson of The Gap Band travelled to Salt Lake City recently to appear in the Third Annual Miracle Network Telethon, sponsored by the Osmond family with all money raised going to help in treating children's birth defects and accident victims.
RENE & ANGELA Angela Winbush was born in St Louis and was part of Stevie Wonder's group Wonderlove before she met Rene.
TINA TURNER During her Live-Aid performance with Mick Jagger she wore one of her outfits from her latest film, MAD MAX Ill.
GODLEY & CREME Godley & Creme left 10cc in
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Lead Singer Maria McKee
MARIA McKEE of LONE JUSTICE by Keith /Kent Zimmerman
On April 7. 1985, The Los Angeles Times ran a five page cover story in their prestigious Sunday Calendar section on a
newly signed Los Angeles band. Lone Justice and their lead singer, Maria McKee, obtained what many up and coming bands would kill for -a well publicized record deal complete with a
year to establish themselves musically before releasing any product plus an
article in the Times by Robert Hilburn. Not bad for a band that started out in
1982 as being a new music band with a
Country perspective. Formed in the summer of '82 by guitarist Ryan Hedgecock and a then seventeen -year- old McKee, Lone Justice eventually shed their Country skin in favor of an aggressive, "excitable" rock sound. Their debut album, Lone Justice was released in April and their latest single is entitled "Sweet Sweet Baby ". After the mixed blessing of opening for U2 on tour, Lone Justice has just completed a short club
tour on their own. We spoke to Maria as Lone Justice was just getting ready to leave Boston and fly to Oklahoma where they joined the Tom Petty tour. While Lone Justice's career has started off on a
fast and furious note, there are no shortcuts when it comes to gaining gradual acceptance with music tans and programmers. Lone Justice has the makings for developing into a fine and credible contribution to the Spirit of Rock 'n' Roll Americana.
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Maria McKee with Jesse Jackson.
KZ: It must have been exhilarating to have The Los Angeles Times write such a
long piece on the band. MM: We were really appreciative. By the time it came around it had already gotten out of proportion. We developed this attitude about our press where we just plod along and do our job. If they write about us, great. If they don't, great Sometimes I don't even read my reviews because you can get caught up in what people have to say about you. We just try to do what we have to do without taking that sort of thing to heart. KZ: That LA Times piece mentioned that one label wanted to start you out as a Nashville based Country act and then cross you over. MM: Yeah! God yeah. KZ: That sounds like an interesting concept to me. Lone Justice could have been a young version of an Alabama type band. Maybe it would have been a little bizarre. MM: Yeah, it would have been a little too bizarre. I don't know. I think it's limiting. I
really do. I like what we do now because we can play any kind of music we want We'd be stuck in a Country thing. Plus, (Country listeners) are not ready to accept what we have to give them in Nashville. We play so aggressive live it's almost like a punk rock show. They would have laughed us off the stage at the Grand Old Opry. Hopefully in years to come, we might have something to do with (the Nashville scene). Bands like us and Jason & the Nashville Scorchers might open their minds to us a little bit I don't think the Country market is quite ready to accept bands like us. We can slow down and use some Country ballads, but our two -steps are pretty frenzied.
KZ: Benmont Tench (keyboardist for Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers) played with Lone Justice for a while. How was that? MM: He actually joined the band for a whole year and it was such a good experience for us. Since he's been playing in the same band for so long, he has a real sensitivity about when to lay back and when to support and give to a performer while he's onstage. His keyboard stuff gave us a lot of inspiration because he's got so much soul. He and (producer) Jimmy lovine did a collaborative effort as far as helping the band turn the cianges. We were pretty sloppy in the beginning. We were good but we were kind of sloppy because we would just get up there and play these wild Country stomp songs. We didn't have any direction as far as songs were concerned and that's where Jimmy lovine really helped out Jimmy said, "Look, you've got to write songs because that's the most important thing. You can sing your head off but people are going to remember the songs. Bands come and go, but songs always stay." KZ In your early days, Lone Justice was lumped in with bands like The Long Ryders, Rank and File, and Jason & the Scorchers? Did that sit well with you?
MM: That was fine. We used to play together. We had the same sort of vision in the sense of joining the rural and urban cultures together. We all tend to agree there. We did our first tour ever with Rank and File. Some of our first gigs were opening for them and The Long Ryders. Then Jason opened for us a year ago. KZ I remember when you were signed. It seemed like there was a whole year where you didn't rush out any product. MM: It was great We didn't have all these songs together and, like I said, Benmont and Jimmy helped us tighten it up. We played a lot live. I think Geffen Records was really sympathetic towards our situation of being such a young band. KZ Is that when your Country sound shifted to a three guitar rock band? MM: The three guitars? No, we just added (rhythm guitarist Tony Gilkyson) about six months ago. We decided when Benmont left that we still needed something else to fill it out My rhythm guitar playing live leaves a lot to be desired. My guitar is more like a thrashing instrument, almost a percussion instrument Tony and Ryan (Hedgecock) trade rhythm and lead. It's almost like a Ron Wood /Keith Richards exchange. Plus, I like to throw the guitar down and dance a lot
The latest look and line -up. (L to A) Hedgecock, Heffington, McKee, newcomer Tony Gilkyson, and Etzioni.
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An early version of Lone Justice. (Lett to right( Maria McKee, Marvin
Etzioni, Ryan Hedgecock, and Don Heffington.
KZ: Is Ryan the leader of the band? MM: Yeah, he's the leader of the band. KZ: Do you ever feel there's too much emphasis on you rather than Lone Justice as a band? MM: it happens all the time. There's nothing we can do about it. We don't like it because we're a band. If it was heading towards a lead- singer- and - her -back -up- musicians trip, we would quit tomorrow. I
would be nowhere without the four of them. KZ But there was a time when you weren't the primary singer. Wasn't it a two
JOBS
vocalist thing in the early days? MM: Ryan would sing a few songs, but I've always pretty much been the lead singer of the band. KZ. You sang on the Streets Of Fire soundtrack. You replaced Rosanne Cash at one point. MM: Oh gosh! Streets Of Fire (laughs). That was something I choose to forget I
mean, no offense. It's a good song but maybe I'm being a little too candid about it It was a good experience because it
was me and Jimmy in a trial period. It was like, here's a girl singer, right? Girl singers
are usually pretty freaked out. Let me see if this one is even workable. KZ: Do you have any memories of the Lone Justice's early club scene days in Los Angeles? MM: It's not really memory to me because I still live in LA and I still hang out with all those people. I go to all their gigs and my boyfriend is in a band that plays all over LA. It's not like now we're on fire and we can't go and play clubs in LA. It's not really a memory, it's reality.
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Shock -Motels (Capitol)
MARTHA DAVIS ranks right up there with PAT BENATAR vying for Album Radio's Queen Of The Airwaves. While MADONNA and CYNDI LAUPER sing amidst the bangles, baubles, and beads, THE MOTELS utilize strong and fat backbeats rich with layers and layers of guitars and digital synths. SHOCK is a very modern sounding piece of work. SHOCK is a great way to modernize your air sound without shocking your diehards. Beautiful color artwork. Shock/ Shame /New York Times /State Of The Heart.
I gotta credit ERIN RILEY in Philly for hipping me to this OINGO BOINGO tidbit. It's typically quirky, if you're familiar with OB's past v.ork, but far better. If robots danced to hard rock, this would be their anthem. Cool song.
Red Sails On The Sunset- Midnight Oil
When RED SAILS first set, I ponied up twelve bucks for a premier copy of the Aussie import. Ironically it wasn't until the domestic release did I fully appreciate the power and
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the passion of this LP. Maybe the mastering is better, but a song like "Kosciusko" didn't gleam until now. MIDNIGHT OIL is one of the finest live performing units worldwide. They tended to keep an esoteric distance on record until now. The band has taken great pain to cap- ture their unique blend of contrast- ing hard and soft textures by recording in Tokyo. Each song is thick with tradition and commentary, which is why we're tracking down spokesman PETER GARRETT for a deeper explanation. More on that later. Meanwhile take the extra time it'll take to be aware. Kosciusko/ When The General /Best Of Both Worlds /Who Can Stand In The Way.
Standing on the Edge -Cheap Trick (Epic)
More BEATLESQUE rock with the treble on full. CHEAP TRICK walk a dangerous line between hard rock and TOP FORTY, playing dice with an image that is controversial,oddly enough. The unedited single track is even more of a throwback to the psychodaisey 60's. In a strangely abrasive way, it's their best work in a long time. Other trax worth considering is Little Sister , the opener, and the album's title track, Standing On The Edge plus This Time Around. Check out RICK NEILSEN tossing a taped -over copy of their first LP.
Misplaced Childhood -Marillion (Capitol)
So far, MARILLION has existed magni nominis umbra (in the great shadow of) GENESIS. So while PETER GABRIEL is ensconced inside his home studios and PHIL
Station Reporting Phone (415) 392 -7750 COLLINS treads lucrative pop territory, does that mean that there exists a void left open now that GENESIS now longer spins elaborate tales about musical boxes and carniverous plant life? Abroad, MARILLION has made mega strides fillin' the needs of those who thrive on compositions of grandiore. Art rock still has a vast legion of followers worldwide. MARILLION is their leader. Kayleigh /Waterhole- Lords Of The Backstage.
S "Say It Isn't So" -The Outfield (Columbia)
The line printed on the corner of the abstract picture sleeve says it. YOU'VE GOT ME ALL SCREWED UP. THE OUTFIELD is pure crisp pop with guitars. Listeners will ponder whether it's MEN AT WORK or else early early POLICE. Produced by WILLIAM WITTMAN (GRAHAM PARKER),this,along with OINGO BOINGO are the two ALBUM/ ALTERNATIVE outfield picks.
"One In A Million" -Eddie & Tide (Atco)/
"American Way " -Hyts (Gold Mt.)
Here's a couple of acts out of our own backyard. EDDIE S his TIDES gained notoriety with this very track on Album Stations outside the San Francisco metro area. HYTS are produced by MATTHEW KING KAUFMAN. Bassist STAN MILLER once plucked for EARTHQUAKE. "American Way" first struck a
responsive chord with our office Republican, CHAIRMAN DAVE SHOLIN. KENT
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CERTIFIED © ®© 1. 1. 1. STING (A &M) "FORTRESS" "FREE" "SHADOWS" "LOVE"
2. 2. Dire Straits (Warner Bros.) "Money" "Walk" "Far" 4. 3. TALKING HEADS (SIRE) "ROAD" "WAS" "LADY" 3. 4. Tears For Fears (Mercury) "Shout" "Heels" "Rule" 5. 5. BACK TO THE FUTURE (MCA) "HUEY" 7. 6. REM (IRS) "GET" "DRIVER" 8. 7. BRYAN FERRY (EG /W.B.) "SLAVE" "STONE" "SENSATION" 9. 8. Eurythmics (RCA) "Chain" "Lie" "Angel" 6. 9. Jeff Beck (Epic) "People" "End"
10. 10. HEART (CAPITOL) "WHAT" "IF" "NEVER" 11. 11. U2 (Island) "Three" "Bad" "Sort" 22. 12. GODLEY & CREME (MERCURY) "CRY" 15. 13. ST.ELMO'S FIRE (ATLANTIC) "PARR" "SQUIE :" 13. 14. Robert Plant (EsF'aranza) "Little" "Sixes" "Loud" 16. 15. COREY HART (EMI AMERICA) "NEVER" "BOY" "KIEV" 18. 16. BRYAN ADAMS (A &M) "69" "DIANA" 17. 17. JOHN CAFFERTY & BBB (SCOTT! BROS.) "C- I -T -Y" 19. 18. PHIL COLLINS (ATLANTIC) "NUMBER" "HELLO " "SUSSUDIO" 12. 19. Boylan (Columbia) "Tight" "Sky" "Real" 24. 20. PAT BENATAR (CHRYSALIS -12 ") INVINCIBLE" 14. 21. Supertramp (A &M) "Brother" "Cannonball" "Better"
- -. 33. 22. MOTELS (CAPITOL -12 ") "SHAME" 20. 20. 23. Hooters (Columbia) "Danced" "Zombies" 19. 21. 24. Howard Jones (Elektra) "Life" "Better" 27. 26. 25. RUSS BALLARD (EMI AMERICA) "BURNS" 16. 23. 26. Tom Petty (MCA) "Better" "Rebel" 24. 25. 27. Night Ranger (Camel /MCA) "Street" "Four" -. 34. 28. X (ELEKTRA) "BURNING"
22. 30. 29. 'TIL TUESDAY (EPIC) "SHOULDER" "VOICE" "VACUUM" 36. 31. 30. Tina Turner (Capitol) "Hero" 28. 27. 31. Ratt (Atlantic) "Lay" -. 39. 32. BILLY JOEL (COLUMBIA) "HUMAN"
15. 28. 33. Paul Young (Columbia) "Go" "Rite" "Playhouse" 30. 29. 34. Lone Justice (Geffen) "Sweet"
37. 35. FLETCH SOUNDTRACK (MCA) "FIXX" -. 40. 36. MOTLEY CRUE (ELEKTRA) "SMOKIN "'
38. 35. 37. Style Council (Geffen) "Internationalists" "Wolf" 33. 36. 38. New Order (Qwest) "Kiss" "Vigilantes" -. - -. 39. CHEAP TRICK (EPIC -12 ") "TONITE"
40. ARETHA FRANKLIN (ARISTA) "FREEWAY" bleep... KILO-Colorado Springs has TOM PETTY' s Spike pulling top requests. So ALAN WHITE says... kept hearing rumors about EDDIE VAN HALEN recording with none other than The Red Rocker, SAMMY HAGAR. Hmmmm...Each week the GODLEY & CREME record has taken a ten point jump, 32- 22 -12. The correct way to pronounce LOL CREME's last name is "Cream" as in the dairy product. LOL is short for LAWRENCE, which I wasn't supposed to print...we received an interesting disc called TRASH TWANG & THUNDER featuring TEN GUITARS from TEXAS. It's on da Jungle label out of Austin,TX. Phone 4 is 512- 443-7444... Another interesting twelve inch single is the new one by the GOLDEN PALOMINOS. The label is the famous NYC sound on Celluloid. The song is Omaha, that old chestnut by MOBY GRAPE.
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A hearty welcome to WXRK -NEW YORK, formerly WKTU -92 in the BIG APPLE. They debut as a
GAVIN ALBUM INDICATOR this week. Happened to be in NYC on the day of their big debut. Kept hearing X's Burning House Of Love . No word yet on the PD and MD slots. PAT EVANS from KOME is acting PD...Also heard some great new music upcoming. That includes JOHN MELLENCAMP sing- ing a song called Small Town, a
ditty that sounded a lot like I Need A Lover and Pink Houses. Great song. Also heard some tunes by SIMON F (produced by STEVE STEVEN, IDOL's sidekick) redoing the HOODOO GURU's I Want You Back,ALAN VEGA, THE CURE,and PREFAB SPROUT (produced by THOMAS DOLBY) ...Speaking of THOMAS DOLBY,MIKE COOPER from Atlanta hipped me to a new UK single by DOLBY'S CUBE, that includes LENE LOVICH, GEORGE CLINTON,DOLBY,THE BRECKER BROTHERS, plus members of EARTH,WIND, and FIRE and PARLIAMENT. Release here is due
in September... BOBBY CHRISTIAN up at KTCZ in Minn. /St. Paul is happy over the ARBs. Ole KTCZ went up 3.2 to 4.2 12 +. The real story is that they are tied for the number one position for 25-34 men with a 12.0 share. Congrats...Also WAAF -Worcester has marched into Boston. They are the city's number
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REM maintains their number one position for the fifth consecu- tive week. The race is close, but the HEADS couldn't gain any ground on the frontrunners.
SHRIEKBACK and OMD continue to forge ahead into the top five, but they're running out of room. SHRIEKBACK is gaining excellent college play, while OMD's support is more balanced, with commerical stations heavily on the single. This difference could propel OMD past SHRIEKBACK.
X's 12" single carried them to #15 and CERTIFIED last week. The album debuts at #10!
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1. REM (IRS) "CAN'T" "8" "GRAVITY" "LIFE" 2. Talking Heads (Sire) "She Was" "Road" "Stay" 3. New Order (Qwest) "Kiss" "Vigilantes" "Night" 4. SHRIEKBACK (ISLAND) "NEMESIS" "CONVERGE" "FISH" 5. OMD (A &M) "LOVE" "SECRET" "88 SECONDS" 6. Bryan Ferry (EG /W.B.) "Slave" "Sensation" "Chosen" 7. Style Council (Geffen) "Walls" "Internationalists" 8. STING (A &M) "FORTRESS" "SHADOWS" "SOMEBODY" 9. Dire Straits (Warner Bros.) "Money" "So Far" "Walk"
10. X (ELEKTRA) "BURNING" "SHACK" 11. Nina Hagen (Columbia) "Universal" "My Way" 12. Eurythmics (RCA) "Chain" "Adrian" "Sisters" "Angel" 13. Scritti Politti (Warner Bros.) "Perfect" "Word" 14. MIDNIGHT OIL (COLUMBIA) "WORLDS" "GENERALS" 15. Three O'Clock (IRS) "Heads" "Green" 16. Knitters (Slash) "World" "Critter" 17. DEAD OR ALIVE (EPIC) "SPIN" "LOVER" "DJ" 18. GODLEY & CREME (POLYDOR) "CRY" 19. Translator (415 /Columbia) "Come" "American" 20. Suzanne Vega (A &M) "Wall" "Lines" 21. ZEITGEIST (DB) "CHANGE" "FREIGHT" 22. U2 (Island) "Bad" "Three" "Homecoming" 23. ROBYN HITCHCOCK (SLASH) "STRAWBERRY" 24. UB40 (A &M) "BABE" 25. Bob Dylan (Columbia) "Tight" "Real" 26. THE CHAMELEONS (STATIK) "BEACH" 27. RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD SDTK. (ENIGMA) "TSOL" 28. 10,000 MANIACS (ELEKTRA UK -12 ") "TRAIN" 29. BLUE NILE (A &M) "STAY" 30. BEAT RODEO (IRS) "WITHOUT" "FRIENDS"
CH RTBOUND KING (Epic) "Pride" KID CREOLE (Sire) "Endicott" C.S.ANGELS (Arista) "Falling" A -HA (Warner Bros.) "Take" DEAD MILKMEN (Enigma) "Camero" J.SIBERRY (Open Air) "Waitress" UPTONES (415) "KUSA" ABC (Neutron- UK -12 ") "Vanity" SLY & ROBBIE (Island -12 ") "Bass" ARMOURY SHOW (EMI) "Spain"
still not sold on the record, go see them live (opening many shows for UB40). You'll become a believer.
UB40 should expect big results from their new six -track record (EP ?). It was our MOST ADDED release and is a projected CERTIFIED and top ten Alternative record.
RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD SOUNDTRACK is beginning to acquire a suiid base of stations primarily non -commerical. The alt,um debuts, with TSOL and THE CRAMPS tracks still receiving the most attention.
WELCOME back WNYU in NEW
YORK CITY. The Music Director is LEIGH LUSTBERG and their playlist & phone number are listed within the correspondence pages.
SPOTLIGHT LP Be Near Me & Vanity Kills -ABC (Neutron UK -12 ") ABC has had the burden of living up to the reputation of their brilliant first album "Lexicon Of Love ". It spawned a pop hit, "The Look Of Love ", and instantly put the band on the map. The group shifted directions with their last record, "Beauty Stab ", adopting more of a
rock posture. The results weren't as commercially successful, although many - myself included - felt it was one of the most overlooked Alter- native LP's of 1983. "Be Near Me" has been available for months, while "Vanity Kills" is more recent. These two import singles feature the newly revamped ABC. Both songs are reminiscent of ABC's early pop sound with a dance, and even urban, feel to them. "Be Near Me" will be the first single from the album, scheduled for domestic reiease next month.
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the GAVIN REPORT
Editor: Elma Greer Associate Editor: Lisa Smith COUNTRY
MARIE OSMOND with DAN SEALS
Meet Me In Montana (Capitol /Curb)
MOST ADDED OAK RIDGE BOYS
Touch A Hand (Make A Friend) (MCA)
*CRYSTAL GAYLE Long & Lasting Love (Warner Brothers)
EDDY RAVEN I Wanna Hear It From You
(RCA)
TOP REQUESTS ROCKIN' SIDNEY My Toot Toot
(Epic) THE JUDDS
Love Is Alive (RCA /Curb)
RONNIE MILSAP Lost In The Fifties Tonight (In The Still Of The Night)
(RCA)
®®© 8. 5. 9. 2. 1.
11. 13. 16. 10. 3.
20. 15. 14. 22. 23. 24. 19. 4.
40. 33. 12. 27. 30. 32. 6.
35.
37.
26.
7.
18.
5. 3. 6. 1. 2. 8.
10. 12.
9. 4.
16. 14. 13. 18. 19. 20. 17.
7. 28. 23. 15. 22. 25. 26. 11. 27. 32. 30. 34. 24. 33. 21. 38.
40.
29.
1. THE JUDDS - Love Is Alive (RCA /Curb) 2. DOLLY PARTON & KENNY ROGERS - Real Love (RCA) 3. JANIE FRICKE - She's Single Again (Columbia) 4. WAYLON,WILLIE, JOHNNY & KRIS - Highwayman (Columbia) 5. HANK WILLIAMS JR. - I'm For Love (Warner Brothers /Curb) 6. GEORGE STRAIT - The Fireman (MCA) 7. ROSANNE CASH - I Don't Know Why You Don't Want Me (Columbia) 8. NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND - Modern Day Romance (Warner Brothers) 9. ANNE MURRAY - I Don't Think I'm Ready For You (Capitol)
10. BELLAMY BROTHERS - Old Hippie (MCA /Curb) 11. SAWYER BROWN - Used To Blue (Capitol /Curb) 12. RESTLESS HEART - I Want Everyone To Cry (RCA) 13. MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY - Carolina In The Pines (EMI America) 14. REBA McENTIRE - Have I Got A Deal For You (MCA) 15. WAYLON JENNINGS - Drinkin' E Dreamin' (RCA) 16. FORESTER SISTERS - I Fell In Love Last Night (Warner Brothers) 17. GLEN CAMPBELL - (Love Always) Letter To Home (Atlantic America) 18. ALABAMA - 40 Hour Week (RCA) 19. RONNIE MILSAP - Lost In The Fifties Tonight (In The Still Of The Night) (RCA) 20. SYLVIA - Cry Just A Little Bit (RCA) 21. JOHNNY LEE - Save The Last Chance (Full Moon /Warner Brothers) 22. KEITH STEGALL - Pretty Lady (Epic) 23. MAC DAVIS - I Never Made Love (Till I Made Love To You) (MCA) 24. LACY J. DALTON - You Can't Run Away From My Heart (Columbia) 25. GARY MORRIS - Lasso The Moon (Warner Brothers) 26. ROCKIN' SIDNEY - My Toot Toot (Epic) 27. CONWAY TWITTY - Between Blue Eyes And Jeans (Warner Brothers) 28. GENE WATSON - Cold Summer Day In Georgia (Epic) 29. EDDIE RABBITT - She's Comin' Back To Say Goodbye (Warner Brothers) 30. KENDALLS - If You Break My Heart (Mercury /PolyGram) 31. CHARLY McCLAIN with WAYNE MASSEY - With Just One Look In Your Eyes (Epic) 32. EARL THOMAS CONLEY - Love Don't Care (Whose Heart It Is) (RCA) 33. JOHN CONLEE - Blue Highway (MCA) 34. MARIE OSMOND with DAN SEALS - Meet Me In Montana (Capitol /Curb) 35. THE WHITES - Hometown Gossip (MCA /Curb) 36. JUICE NEWTON - You Make Me Want To Make You Mine (RCA) 37. CHARLEY PRIDE - Let A Little Love Come In (RCA) 38. MERLE HAGGARD - Kern River (Epic) 39. VINCE GILL - If It Weren't For Him (RCA) 40. T.G.SHEPPARD - Fooled Around And Fell In Love (Columbia) Station Reporting Phone (415)392 -7750
CHRTBOUND Reports accepted Mondays at 8am through 3pm Wednesdays
OAK RIDGE BOYS - Touch A Hand (Make A Friend) (MCA) RONNIE McDOWELL - Love Talks (Epic) STEVE WARINER - Some Fools Never Learn (MCA)
Reports Adds On Chart Weeks
100 514 43 3 2
97 19 66 12 4
91 34 51 6 3
37 the GAVIN REPORT /July 16, 1985
COUNTRY
ACTION SIDES
ARTIST & TITLE
EDDY RAVEN - I Wanna Hear It From You (RCA) GEORGE JONES - Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes (Epic) KAREN BROOKS with JOHNNY CASH - I Will Dance With You (WB) JIM GLASER - I'll Be Your Fool Tonight (MCA) KENNY ROGERS - Twentieth Century Fool (Liberty) EMMYLOU HARRIS - Rhythm Guitar (Warner Brothers) BECKY HOBBS - Hottest "Ex" In Texas (Capitol)
*CRYSTAL GAYLE - Long And Lasting Love (Warner Brothers) KATHY MATTEA - He Won't Give In (Mercury) LORETTA LYNN - Heart Don't Do This To Me (MCA) ED BRUCE - If It Ain't Love (RCA) SOUTHERN PACIFIC - Thing About You (Warner Brothers) MARK GRAY - Smooth Sailing (Rock In The Road) (Columbia) TAMMY WYNETTE - You Can Lead A Heart To Love (Epic) ATLANTA - Why Not Tonight (MCA) SHELLY WEST - Don't Make Me Wait On The Moon (Viva /WB)
*MOE BANDY - Barroom Roses (Columbia) *JOHN SCHNEIDER - I'm Gonna Leave You Tomorrow (MCA) *BOBBY BARE - When I Get Home (EMI America) RAllY BAILEY - Fightin' Fire With Fire (MCA)
*CON HUNLEY - Nobody Ever Gets Enough Love (Capitol)
*Debuts This Week In Action Sides
Reports Adds On Chart Weeks
72 47 25 -- 1
64 35 27 2 2
60 7 47 6 5
58 5 38 15 7
58 8 42 8 3
58 7 44 7 5
57 3 34 20 7
54 48 6 -- 1
52 13 34 5 2
52 5 39 8 5
49 31 18 -- 2
45 22 22 1 2
44 11 30 3 4
38 3 30 5 4
32 -- 21 11 7
29 -- 16 13 10
29 19 10 -- 1
27 25 2 -- 1
26 15 11 -- 1
26 4 21 1 2
25 1 21 3 1
Dropped: #35- Statler Brothers, #36 -Lane Brody, #37- Willie Nelson, #39 -Vern Gosdin, Jimmy Buffett, Gail Davies, Terri Gibbs
LP HANK WILLIAMS JR. - Dallas ALABAMA - Down On Longboat Key BELLAMY BROTHERS - Wheels REBA McENTIRE - I'm In Love All Over WAYLON JENNINGS - Turn The Page VINCE GILL - Oklahoma Borderline
COMING SOON
EDDY RAVEN - We Robbed Trains OAK RIDGE BOYS - Love Is Everywhere SOUTHERN PACIFIC - Reno Bound KENDALLS - Two Heart Harmony JUDDS - Drops Of Water NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND - Partners
"You've Got Something On Your Mind " -MICKEY GILLEY (Epic) "Hang On To Your Heart" -EXILE (Epic) "Tokyo, Oklahoma" -JOHN ANDERSON (Warner Brothers) "Never Stop Loving You" -GARY MORRIS (Warner Brothers)
CERTIFIED: There are a couple of stalls, peaks, and valleys in the 40. "On The Way To Montana" MARIE OSMOND and DAN SEALS are Certified to climb to the top. Charting a course between 20 -11 at KXKZ -RUSTON, WBIU- DENHAM SPRINGS, WKNZ- COLLINS, KRST- ALBUQUERQUE, and at KIOV /KXRB they
moved 13 -9. LARRY ROHRER also reports that after three days of "Thing About You" on the SIOUX FALLS airwaves SOUTHERN PACIFIC shows signs of going places. GEORGE
GORDON -WFTP tells us SOUTHERN PACIFIC is a major force in FT.PIERCE.
MOST ADDED: CRYSTAL GAYLE shifts out of second gear to make the new to Action Sides - Most Added. Tailgating the OAKS chartbound are RONNIE McDOWELL and STEVE WARINER. EDDY RAVEN is burning rubber.
TOP REQUESTS: ROCKIN' SIDNEY continues to exercise power, thus holding back GEORGE STRAIT from cruising into the head'ines this week with
RONNIE MILSAP. MUD ON OUR FACES: The
committee in charge of auditioning and recommending didn't intend to mis -lead supporters, but the DAN FOGELBERG entry "High Country Snows" we now under- stand was released for A/C last week and "Down The Road/ Mountain Pass" was serviced Country this week. Any cut from this almost "Gold" album is a winner for Country fans.
July 26, 1985 /the GAVIN REPORT 38
NORTHEAST
Worcester, MA (Tim Todd -WORC) R. Milsap, E. Rabbitt, Billy Burnette, M. Osmond, J. Rodman, Oaks.
Brockton, MA (Mark Burns -WCAV /FM) Karen Brooks, S. Wariner, E. Raven, Crystal Gayle, Margo Smith, Ed Bruce, Dan Fogelberg.
Portland, ME (Hal Knight -WPOR /FM) Crystal Gayle, G. Jones, Oaks, E. Raven, Billy Burnette.
Carlisle, PA (Ann Stevens -WHYL) Oaks, C. Pride, G. Jones.
Philadelphia, PA (Bob Young -WXTU) Conway Twitty, Vince Gill, L.J. Dalton, Oaks, Crystal Gayle.
Wilmington, DE (Chris Michaels -WAMS) Crystal Gayle, Oaks, Juice Newton, Steve Wariner.
SOUTHEAST
Baltimore, MD (Todd Grimsted -WPOC /FM) E. Rabbitt, L.J. Dalton, C. McClain.
Danville, VA (Alan Rowe -WDVA) Mark Gray, Oaks, M. Haggard, Judy Rodman, Crystal Gayle, Ed Bruce, E. Raven, L.J. Dalton.
Charleston, WV (Bob Jones -WQBE /FM) Chance, Mark Gray, T.G. Brown, E. Raven, M. Haggard.
Clarksburg, WV (Mark Thompson -WKKW) Ed Bruce, E. Raven, John Schneider, Mason Dixon.
Goldsboro, NC (Dan Wilkinson -WFMC) Foresters, Mac Davis, Conway Twitty, C. McClain, E. Rabbitt, J. Conlee, S. Wariner, Oaks.
Jacksonville, NC (Allen Bailey -WLAS) Lone Justice, Almost Brothers, Judy Rodman, Dan Fogelberg, E. Raven, Ed Bruce, John Schneider, C. Gayle.
Anderson, SC (Anthony Bagwell -WAIM) D.A. Coe, E. Rabbitt, G. Jones,Audie Henry, Bill Anderson, Judy Rodman, T. Wynette, Vince Gill, Orion, Grant Turner.
Cedartown, GA (Chuck Walley -WGAA) Whites, C. Pride, Marie Osmond.
Elberton, GA (Dave Davis -WWRK /FM) Maines Brothers, Bobby Bare, Ed Bruce, G. Jones, E. Raven, Oaks, T.G. Brown.
Pensacola, FL (Kris O'Kelly- WOWW /FM) Emmylou, R. McDowell, Billy Burnette, T.G. Brown, Bama Band.
Destin, FL (Skip Davis -WMMK) E. Raven, J. Schneider, Dan Fogelberg, Moe Bandy, J &M Younger.
Ft. Pierce, FL (George Gordon -WFTP) Crystal Gayle, Judy Rodman, John Schneider.
Arcadia, FL (Diana Dean -WOKD) John Schneider, Gus Hardin, Crystal Gayle.
SOUTH
Sylacauga, AL (Karen Turner -WMLS /FM) M. Haggard, G. Jones, Dan Fogelberg.
Talladega, AL (Chuck Woodard -WEYY) Moe Bandy, Oaks, Crystal Gayle, John Schneider, Southern Pacific.
Jasper, AL (George McGowen -WARF) R. McDowell, Crystal Gayle, Southern Pacific, E. Raven, Savannah.
Gadsden, AL (Jim Pruett -WAAX) John Schneider, Judy Rodman, Moe Bandy, Crystal Gayle, Mac Davis, B. Higgins.
Albertville, AL (Jeff Allen -WQSB) John Schneider, E. Raven, Gene Watson.
Atmore, AL (Roy W. Harrison -WSKR) G. Hardin, Oaks, G. Jones, Becky Hobbs, Dan Fogelberg.
Chattanooga, TN (Chuck Stevens -WDOD /FM) John Conlee, M. Haggard, Oaks.
COUNTRY ADDS
Kingsport, TN (Bob Gordon -WKIN) Becky Hobbs, R. McDowell, Oaks, Juice Newton.
Memphis, TN (Eddie Edwards- WMC /AM) Steve Wariner, Juice Newton, G. Jones.
Mt. Pleasant /Columbia, TN (Carla Duren -WXRQ) E. Raven, Crystal Gayle.
Pontotoc, MS (Ronnie Hughes -WSEL /FM) K. Mattea, Robin Lee, R. McDowell, S. Smith.
Collins /Hattiesburg, MS (Peter Gatlin -WKNZ) Southern Pacific, E. Raven, Ed Bruce, Crystal Gayle, Dan Fogelberg.
Louisville, KY (Mark Williams -WCII) Juice Newton, Becky Hobbs, R. McDowell, E. Raven, Whites, Steve Wariner.
Harlan, KY (Neil Middleton -WFSR) Crystal Gayle, J. Schneider, Ed Bruce, E. Raven, Dan Fogelberg, Mason Dixon, J &M Younger.
Paducah, KY (Kent King -WKYQ) Bobby Bare, Juice Newton, Marie Osmond.
Houma, LA (Larry Hyatt -KJIN) Juice Newton, C. McClain, Steve Wariner, Mac Davis, R. McDowell.
Bogalusa, LA (Terri Lyn Smith -WBOX) Dennis Bottoms, Steve Wariner, M. Haggard, Connie Smith, M. Gray, Wrights, G. Wolf.
Abbeville, LA (Anthony Keith -KASC) Oaks, Emmylou, E. Raven, Savannah.
Denham Sprgs. /Baton Rouge, LA (Mark Wallace -WBIU) M. Haggard, Crystal Gayle, Gus Hardin, J. Denver.
Shreveport, LA (Ledbetter /Waldon -KWKH) Bobby Bare, John Schneider, D.A. Coe, Mason Dixon, Oaks, Ed Bruce, Bill Anderson, Roy Head.
Ruston, LA (Bob Day -KXKZ) Crystal Gayle, Gus Hardin. Alexandria, LA (B. Mitchell - KRRV /FM) E. Raven,
Dennis Bottoms, T. Hensley, S. Wariner, Almost Brothers, M. Smith, G. Jones, Natalie Young, Craig Dillingham.
El Dorado, AR (Ben Robbins -KDMS) Emmylou, Steve Wariner, Oaks, G. Jones, Jim Glaser.
Fayetteville, AR (Tom Sleeker -KKIX) Conway Twitty, Ronnie Milsap, Marie Osmond.
UPPER MIDWEST
Rochester, MN (Paul Stenzel - KWWK /FM) M. Haggard, G. Jones, Mark Gray, Oaks, Southern Pacific, Dan Fogelberg.
St. Cloud, MN (Steve Stewart -WWJO /FM) Mac Davis, Oaks, Almost Brothers, G. Jones, Emmylou, L.J. Dalton.
Brainerd, MN (Todd Stewart -KQBR) C. Pride, Oaks, Steve Wariner.
Yankton, SD (Rollie Smith -WNAX) Oaks, G. Jones, T. Wynette.
Sioux Falls, SD (Rohrer /Linn -KIOV /KXRB) Fogelberg, K. Mattea, George Jones.
Sioux Falls,SD (Charlie Cassidy -KYKC) R. McDowell, Steve Wariner, Southern Pacific, E. Raven.
Huron, SD (Penny Lane -KOKK) Steve Wariner, B. Bare. Aberdeen, SD (Greg Gilbertson -KKAA) Maines Bros.,
Mason Dixon, G. Wolf, Crystal Gayle, Steve Wariner, Craig Dillingham, Ed Bruce, Oaks.
Redfield, SD (John Schreier -KQKD) Kathy Mattea, Oaks, Pinkard & Bowden, G. Jones, Bobby Bare,
Craig Dillingham, John Denver. Rapid City, SD (Randy McDaniel -KIMN) Vince Gill
Ronnie Milsap, J. Glaser. Rapid City, SD (Bob Louis -KTOQ) Marie Osmond,
Juice Newton, D. Bottoms, E. Raven, S. Pacific, Emmylou, Ed Bruce.
39 the GAVIN REPORT /July 26. 1985
COUNTRY ADDS IN
Wahpeton, ND (Larry Slabik -KBMW) E. Raven, G. Jones,
Ed Bruce, Moe Bandy, Bobby Bare, D.A. Coe.
Fargo, ND (Scott Winston -KVOX) Rockin' Sidney,
G. Watson, Oaks, M. Haggard. Fargo, ND (Don Roberts -KFGO) Exile, John Schneider,
Southern Pacific, G. Hardin, Crystal Gayle,
Bobby Bare, Chance, Carlette, R. Hall.
Grand Forks, ND (Mark Houston -KYCK) R. Milsap,
K. Stegall, Conway Twitty.
Grand Forks, ND (Jack Lundy -KKXL) M. Osmond, Juice.
Jamestown, ND (Charlie Jay -KSJB) E. Raven, G. Jones,
Ed Bruce, D.A. Coe, Moe Bandy, John Schneider.
Bismarck, ND (Kim Gillund -KBMR) G. Jones, Moe Bandy,
Ed Bruce, J. Glaser, Crystal Gayle, J. Schneider.
Minot, ND (Jeri Lee -KKOA) Juice Newton, Marie
Osmond, K. Stegall.
MIDWEST
Des Moines, IA (D.C. Cavender- K93 /FM) Crystal Gayle,
E. Raven.
Des Moines, IA (Billy Cole -KSO) Joy Ford, Carlette,
ù. Schneider, K. Mattea, Sylvia, Moe Bandy.
Cedar Falls, IA (Tom Edwards -KCFI) Crystal Gayle,
Vince Gill. Waterloo, IA (Brett Davis -KXEL) John Denver,
J. Schneider, Gus Hardin, Crystal Gayle, Billy
Burnette, D. Fogelberg, Lone Justice.
Sioux City, IA (Ty Cooper -KMNS) K. Mattea, Chance,
Ed Bruce, M. 1Haggard, Oaks, Whites, Mark Gray,
Steve Wariner, Southern Pacific. Spencer, IA (Rick Friday -KICD /FM) Steve Wariner,
Nines, Oaks, E. Raven, Ed Bruce.
Festus, MO (Sue Cresswell -KJCF) Crystal Gayle,
E. Raven, Ed Bruce, Vince Gill , Gayle Davies.
St. Louis, MO (Oakes /Langston -WIL) S. Wariner,
Vince Gill, R. McDowell.
St. Louis, MO (Georgann Harris -KUSA) G. Jones, Ed Bruce, Crystal Gayle.
St. Joseph, MO (Bob Orf -KFEQ) Loretta Lynn, Southern Pacific, Almost Brothers, Crystal Gayle,
E.Raven, T.T. Hall, Chance.
Joplin, MO (Dan Casey -WMBH) R. McDowell, Mark Gray, Ed Bruce, Crystal Gayle, G. Jones.
California, MO (Jeff Shakleford -KZMO) Moe Bandy,
Ed Bruce, Bobby Bare, Chance, Dennis Bottoms,
Craig Dillingham, Southern Pacific.
Jefferson City, MO (Jack Daniels -KLIK) Crystal Gayle,
Ed Bruce, Southern Pacific, Whites, E. Raven.
Columbia, MO (Chris Baker -KTGR) J. Glaser, Oaks, Steve Wariner, K. Mattea, Southern Pacific, Raven.
Topeka, KS (Tony Stewart -KSKX) Crystal Gayle,
S. Wariner, E. Raven, Oaks.
Garden City, KS (Judy Byrd -KBUF) J. Rodman,
S. Wariner, Oaks, E. Raven, R. Bailey, K. Rogers,
J &M Younger, K. Stegall.
Garden City, KS (Charlie Hale -KKJQ /FM) Vince Gill,
Conway Twitty, C. Pride, G. Watson, R. McDowell,
Steve Wariner.
CENTRAL
Newark, OH (Larry Dale -WHTH) K. Rogers, S. Wariner,
Bama Band. Toledo, OH (Bill Manders -WTOD) E. Rabbitt, Marie
Osmond, John Conlee. Akron, OH (Rick Cardarelli -WSLR) Oaks, S. Wariner,
G. Jones.
Springfield, OH (Tom Daniels -WBLY) Mac Davis,
Whites, C. McClain, M. Osmond, R. McDowell,
K. Brooks, K. Rogers.
Middleport, OH (Jim Chaltron -WMPO /FM) G. Jones,
Oaks, E. Raven, Ed Bruce, Southern Pacific,
Bobby Bare, Fogelberg.
Indianapolis, IN (J.D. Cannon -WFMS /FM) Schneider,
E. Raven, Ed Bruce, T.G. Brown, Loretta Lynn.
South Bend, IN (J.K. Dearing -WNDU) M. Osmond,
E. Rabbitt.
Ft. Wayne /Kendall, IN (Karen May -WBTU) S. Wariner,
K. Rogers, M.Gray, E. Raven.
Batesville, IN (John Granger -WRBI) Southern Pacific,
Craig Dillingham, Oaks, Wrights, E. Raven,
M. Martin.
Vincennes, IN (Millar /Martin -WAOV) S. Wariner, Oaks.
Lansing, MI (Wayne Waters -WITL /FM) K. Brooks,
Emmylou, Loretta Lynn, R. McDowell, Juice Newton,
K. Rogers. Dodgeville /Mineral Pt., WI (Bob Brainerd -WDMP)
E. Raven, J. Denver, G. Jones, Bobby Bare,
Ed Bruce, Oaks, Moe Bandy, Southern Pacific.
Madison, WI (Jay Allan -WWQM) R. Milsap, E. Rabbitt.
Manitowoc, WI (Jon Murray -WCUB) Foresters, Raven,
Oaks. Neilsville, WI (Dick Deno -WCCN) Bill Anderson,
Orion, Crystal Gayle, Bobby Bare, G. Jones,
J. Rodman, Moe Bandy, Natalie Young.
Stevens Point, WI (Dan Olsen -WXYQ) L.J.Dalton,
K. Stegall, Conway Twitty, S. Wariner, G. Watson.
La Crosse, WI (Dave Tindell -WKTY) Whites, Vince Gill, Restless Heart.
La Crosse, WI (Dave Shepel -WLXR /AM) G. Campbell,
Sylvia, Juice Newton. Eau Claire, WI (Tim Wilson -WAXX /FM) Chance,
C. Gayle, J. Rodman, E. Raven, Bobby Bare.
Savanna, IL (Jeff Janssen -WCCI) G. Hardin,
K. Brooks, J. Conlee, Conway Twitty, Oaks,
C. Gayle. Rockford, IL (Curtis King -WKKN) E. Raven,
R. McDowell, Oaks, Bobby Bare, Bama Band,
Con Hunley.
SOUTHWEST
Sonora, TX (Jim Douglas -KVRN) Fogelberg, J &M Younger,
C. Gayle, Lone Justice, Ed Bruce, E. Raven,
Pennington, Pinkard & Bowden.
Houston, TX (Candea /Pipia -KILT) No adds.
Alice, TX (Glen Michaels -KOPY /FM) K. Rogers,
Oaks, G. Jones, E. Raven, Southern Pacific,
Ed Bruce, Razzy Bailey, Fogelberg.
Rockport, TX (Jan Shaffer -KZTX) R. McDowell,
Sylvia, M. Osmond, Chicken Shifts.
Austin, TX (Mike Carta -KVET) Mac Davis, McDowell.
Austin, TX (Steve Gary -KASE /FM) Schneider, G. Jones.
Amarillo, TX (Gary Lee -KBUY) M. Haggard, Raven,
G. Jones.
El Paso, TX (John Austin -Y96) Oaks, C. Pride,
W. Wariner. El Paso, TX (John Austin -KHEY) K. Mattea, Oaks,
S. Wariner. Phoenix, AZ (Doug Brannan -KNIX) C. Gayle, K. Stegall.
Albuquerque, NM (Francina Rodriquez - KRST /FM)
Haggard, Oaks, Ed Bruce, G. Hardin, C. Gayle.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
Wolf Point, MT (Dean McMartin -KVCK) C. Gayle,
Fogelberg, Schneider, M. Dixon, Almost Brothers,
J. Rodman, Youngers, Gus Hardin.
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Poison, MT (Dawn Garrison -KERR) Mason Dixon, J &M Younger, Gus Hardin, Crystal Gayle.
Missoula, MT (Paul Proctor -KYSS /FM) Steve Wariner, Mark Gray, E. Raven.
Hamilton, MT (Jean Pysson - KLYQ /AM) Crystal Gayle, D.A. Coe, Fogelberg, Moe Bandy.
Greeley, CO (Don Dara - KYOU /FM) Steve Wariner, G. Wolf, Oaks, Maires, J. Glaser, G. Jones, Moe Bandy, Almost Brothers, Crystal Gayle, B.J. Royal.
Pueblo, CO (Randy Hill -KIDN) C. Pride, Waylon, S. Wariner, C. Gayle, Oaks.
Grand Junction, CO (Rhea /Gass -KQIL) Moe Bandy, D.A. Coe, Crystal Gayle.
Jackson Hole, WY (Gil King -KSGT) Maines, Oaks, Crystal Gayle.
Boise, ID (Bill Bailey -KIZN /FM) John Conlee.
FAR WEST
Las Vegas, NV (Andy Carr -KVEG) G. Jones, M. Smith, K. Brooks, Hill City.
Reno, NV (Tony Thomas -KOLO) Crystal Gayle, Raven, Kathy Mattea.
Reno, NV (Jim Crowe -KROW) R. McDowell, Oaks, Southern Pacific, K. Rogers, Chance, Whites, Merle Haggard, Steve Wariner.
Los Angeles, CA (R.T. Simpson -KZLA /KLAC) E. Rabbitt, Kendalls, L.J. Dalton, K. Stegall.
Brawley, CA (Chris Olivarez -KROP) Marie Osmond, M. Haggard, G. Jones, Oaks, C. Pride.
Anaheim, CA (Don Jeffries -KiKF) Southern Pacific, Loretta Lynn, Schneider, C. Pride, K. Mattea, Hill City.
Lompoc, CA (Frank Gervais -KXCC/ FM) Oaks, Restless Heart, M. Gray, R. McDowell, Conway Twitty, E. Rabbitt, R. Milsap, Foresters.
Oakland /San Fran., CA (Laurie Sayres -KNEW) Whites, M. Haggard, J. Conlee, Vince Gill.
Oakland /San Fran., CA (Laurie Sayres -KSAN) Juice Newton, J. Conlee, Kendalls.
Modesto, CA (J.W. Ford -KZUN) Marie Osmond, Schneider, Southern Pacific, Conway Twitty, Orion.
Modesto, CA (Ron Stevens -KMIX) E. Rabbitt, Rockin' Sidney, Juice Newton, Steve Wariner, R. Raven, Dwight Christopher.
Sacramento, CA (Michael Franks -KHWY) Oaks, Whites, Conway Twitty.
Sacramento, CA (Rick Stewart -KRAK) K. Mattea, Juice Newton, Oaks, R. McDowell.
Sacramento, CA (Lee Nye- KK105) Oaks, Marie Osmond, Whites, Juice Newton.
Chico, CA (Rory Miller -KHSL) Bobby Bare, C. Gayle, Schneider, Moe Bandy, K. Loggins, Craig Dillingham, Jim Collins.
Red Bluff, CA (Clark Michael -KALF /FM) Juice Newton, M. Haggard, Vince Gill, K. Rogers.
NORTHWEST
Portland, OR (Mason Dixon -KRDR) Fogelberg, Gus Hardin, Crystal Gayle.
Astoria, OR (Bob Loucks -KVAS) Bobby Bare, Ed Bruce, E. Raven, Moe Bandy, C. Gayle, Schneider.
Albany, OR (H. David Allan -KRKT) E. Raven, Ed Bruce, Moe Bandy, Crystal Gayle.
Corvallis, OR (Larry Blair - KFAT /FM) Southern Pacific, G. Jones, John Denver, Moe Bandy, Schneider.
Toledo, OR (Richard Mack -KTDO) G. Jones, Southern Pacific, R. Bailey, Moe Bandy, Fogelberg, G. Hardin.
COUNTRY ADDS
Eugene, OR (Dick Sainte -KEED) Steve Wariner,
Oaks, R. Hall,Bobby Bare, Crystal Gayle, Raven.
Eugene, OR (Bobby King -KYKN) Frzn. list -no adds. Pendleton, OR (Greg Larsen -KWHT) Crystal Gayle, Schneider, Southern Pacific, Fogelberg, Moe Bandy.
Everett /Seattle, WA (Wayne Cordray -KWYZ) Whites, Juice Newton, Oaks, Marie Osmond.
Vancouver, WA (Dave Lee -KVAN) Oaks, M. Osmond, Ed Bruce, E. Raven.
Selah /Yakima, WA (Larry Jackson -KYXE) Mason Dixon, D.A. Coe, G. Jones, Connie Smith, Dennis Bottoms, Wrights, R. Bailey, G. Davies, K. Mattea, Schneider, Fogelberg, Youngers, T. Hensley, M. Gray.
Tri- Cities, WA (Jesse Lee -KORD) Oaks, Ed Bruce,
Moe Bandy, Gus Hardin, Schneider. Tri- Cities, WA (Dave Scott -KOTY) No adds.
Clarkston, WA (Bob Louis -KCLK) Judy Rodman, C. Gayle,
Gus Hardin, Emmylou, G. Jones. Anchorage, AK (Guy Phillips -KYAK) Juice Newton,
K. Brooks, R. McDowell, K. Mattea, S. Wariner. Anchorage, AK (Steve Chapman -KTNX) Oaks, G. Jones,
Loretta Lynn, T. Wynette, Stan Paul Davies. Calgary, CAN (Robin Ingram -CFAC) K. Brooks, Oaks,
T.G. Brown, Craig Dillingham, Marie Bottrell, J.K. Gulley, Faye Stevens.
Vancouver, BC (Weird Al -CKWX) Reba McEntire, G. Jones.
COUNTRY JOBS Salesperson - WCAV /FM - Brockton,MA
Bill Sebet - 617 - 587 -2400 AT /Prod. /Remote - KGRT - Las Cruces,NM
Dennis Goodnight - 505 -524 -8588 A T (full E part -time) - WTAW - Bryan, TX
*Ron Elliot - Box 3008 -77805 AT (part -time) - KYXE- Selah, Yakima, WA
Lisa Kelly - 509 - 697 -5993
COUNTRY AVAILABLE Bob Walker from KBNG -Yakima,WA is looking
for a position as P.D. /News, contact him at 509 -965 -3819.
Dick Wolfe from WRBI -Batesville, IN is looking for a position as AT /MD /PD, contact him at 812 -934 -5109.
Karl August from WOKD -Arcadia, FL is looking for a position as PD /AT, contact him at 813 - 334 -2844.
J . P. Meadows from WQSB -Albertville, AL is looking for a position as AT /PD, contact at 205 -878 -8000.
COUNTRY SERVICE KMNS -Sioux City, IA - Marie Osmond single -
Capitol /Curb KSGT- Jackson Hole, WY - Marie Osmond single -
Capitol/Curb KVRN -Sonora, TX - M.Gray /Oaks /Razzy singles -
Col. /MCA KWYZ- Everett /Seattle,WA - Mac Davis single
MCA WOHS-Shelby,NC - M. Davis single /Albums
MCA /CBS KYSS -Missoula,MT - singles
Mercury /EMI Capitol WBOX- Bogalusa,AL - T.G.Sheppard album -
Columbia WCCI- Savanna,IL - Crystal Gayle album -
Warner Brothers
41 the GAVIN REPORT /July 26, 1985
P.D. NOTEBOOK by Eric Norberg
TAKE TWO
Of all the topics covered in seven years of columns in the Gavin Report the one
that has excited the most polarized comments, believe it or not, have been the two on "Keeping the Staff Healthy," with some tips I've learned over the years about preventing staff colds, treating the throat when it's in bad shape, etc. Some people have found these columns very helpful, and others have accused me of practicing medicine without a license! Perhaps one day there will be enough demand to venture forth on that topic again for those who haven't seen those columns before.
In the meantime, perhaps this column
has the potential of generating the same sort of comments. I have noticed that Program Directors, especially in the smaller markets, tend to work a lot of hours and wear a lot of hats!! I was one of them, and I have never stopped keeping the long hours and doing a lot of different stuff. It can wear you down a bit
One of the things that isn't talked about much is that after a while -as you cruise through your 30's and head into the 40's and beyond -it seems that perhaps the mind used to work a little better than it does now. There are days when it feels like you have a bowl of oatmeal for a brain, and days when you wished you'd stayed in bed.
Citing as my sources a PhD in nutrition, a pharmacist, and my own experience, I
will recommend two products to you if
you need a little help to stay on your mental toes (besides coffee, of course).
When I first started taking Lecithin capsules almost a decade ago, the practice was regarded as worthless by the medical profession, but I did notice that with three capsules a day (19 grain, or 1200 mg, size) my mind seemed to work a bit faster and better, so I kept it up. Nowadays Lecithin is acquiring some grudging respectability in medicine, because studies tend to support my experience. There is a great deal of Lecithin in the brain anyway; taking at least three capsules a day seems to help. These capsules are quite inexpensive and are available in all drug stores and most supermarkets.
Recently, a pharmacist called my attention to an amino acid that he felt lived up to its report of improved brain function and new overall vitality. I've tried it, and without experiencing anything in
particular that one could label an effect, I
do seem to be realizing these benefits, so I recommend it to you if you'd like to try it
and see what you think for yourself. It's called L- Tyrosine. This is a bit more expensive, and not as readily available, but as I say, the results seem to justify the effort and expense. Take three tablets a day first thing in the morning on an empty stomach.
Both Lecithin and L- Tyrosine are natural substances, and are nontoxic. Their use is harmless. Perhaps you'll find them useful in keeping the mind going!
July 26, 1985 /the GAVIN REPORT 42
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Editor: Betty Hollars R &B CERTIFIED
9.9 All Of Me For All Of You (RCA) POINTER SISTERS Dare Me (RCA) PRINCE Pop Life (Warner Brothers)
MOST ADDED BOBBY WOMACK I Wish He Didn't Trust Me So Much (MCA) FREDDIE JACKSON You Are My Lady (Capitol) THE FAMILY The Screams Of Passion (Paisley /Warner Bros.)
POP CROSSOVER
MARY JANE GIRLS Wild & Crazy Love (Gordy)
El El el 7. 1. 6. 8. 2.
18. 9.
14. 16. 27. 2E. 22.
4. 20.
3. 5.
28.
10.
1. 2. 3. 5. 4.
10. 7.
12. 11. 18. 13. 17. 26. 21. 20. 9.
19. 8. 6.
22. 28. 29.
14.
1. ARETHA FRANKLIN - Freeway Of Love (Arista) 2. DEBARGE - Who's Holding Donna Now (Gordy) 3. LUTHER VANDROSS - It's Over Now (Epic) 4. CAMEO - Attack Me With Your Love (Atlanta Artists) 5. LISA LISA, CULT JAM /FULL FORCE -I Wonder... (Columbia) 6. WHITNEY HOUSTON - Saving All My Love For You (Arista) 7. RICK JAMES - Glow (Gordy) 8. PATTI LABELLE - Stir It Up (MCA) 9. STEVE ARRINGTON - Dancing In The Key Of Life (Atlantic)
10. JESSE JOHNSON'S REVUE - I Want My Girl (A &M) 11. TINA TURNER - We Don't Need Another Hero (Capitol) 12. BOOGIE BOYS - A Fly Girl (Capitol) 13. MARY JANE GIRLS - Wild & Crazy Love (Gordy) 14. KOOL & THE GANG - Cherish (DeLite /PolyGram) 15. MELBA MOORE - When You Love Me Like This (Capitol) 16. RENE & ANGELA - Save Your Love (For #1) (PolyGram) 17. RJ'S LATEST ARRIVAL - Swing Low (Atlantic) 18. PRINCE - Raspberry Beret (Warner Brothers) 19. PAUL HARDCASTLE - 19 (Chrysalis) 20. 9.9 - All Of Me For All Of You (RCA) 21. SADE - Your Love Is King (Portrait /CBS) 22. BILLY OCEAN - Mystery Lady (Jive /Arista) 23. SYSTEM - Pleasure Seekers (Mirage) 24. POINTER SISTERS - Dare Me (RCA) 25. PRINCE - Pop Life (Warner Brothers) 26. READY FOR THE WORLD - Oh Sheila (MCA) 27. ALEXANDER O'NEAL - If You Were Here... (Tabu) 28. GWEN GUTHRIE - Padlock (Garage /Island) 29. FATBOYS - The Fatboys Are Back (Sutra) 30. LOOSE ENDS - Hangin' On A String (Virgin /MCA)
CORTBOUND CON FUNK SHUN - I'm Leaving Baby (Mercury) NEW EDITION - My Secret (MCA) MAI TAI - History (Critique) ANDRE CYMONE - The Dance Electric (Columbia) PHIL COLLINS - Don't Lose My # (Atlantic) STARPOINT - Object Of My Desire (Elektra)
Reports accepted Mondays at 8am through 1pm Wednesdays Station Reporting Phone (415) 392 -7750
Reports Adds On Chart
29 4 9 16
25 3 7 15 24 2 14 8
23 6 14 3
23 2 18 3
23 7 7 9
R &B HIT FACTOR Research: Betty Hollars FACTOR
Hit Factor is a percentage of stations which have it in Heavy or Medium rotation. ie 100 stations playing the record -60 stations have it in Heavy or Medium rotation -Hit Factor = 60%
Total Reports This Week 64 Last Week 62
ARTIST TITLE LABEL Reports Heavy Medium Light Adds Factor Weeks
-- 67% 6
1 68% 13 4 32% 3
4 8% 3
2 27% 4
5 29% 6
ARETHA FRANKLIN - Freeway Of love (Arista) 58 39 3 19
DEBARGE - Who's Holding Donna Now (Gordy) 50 34 11 14
TINA TURNER - We Don't Need Another Hero (Capitol) 49 16 7 22
POINTER SISTERS - Dare Me (RCA) 48 4 14 26
KOOL & THE GANG - Cherish (DeLite /PolyGram) 47 13 10 22
MARY JANE GIRLS - Wild & Crazy Love (Gordy) 44 13 13 13
43 the GAVIN REPORT /July 216, 1911.
ARTIST & TITLE
BILL WITHERS - Something That Turns You On (Columbia) SHANNON - Stronger Than Before (Mirage) NATALIE COLE - A Little Bit Of Heaven (Modern)
*WHAM! - Freedom /Wham Rap (Columbia) LOOSE ENDS - Choose Me (MCA) STEPHANIE MILLS - Bit By Bit (MCA) UTFO - Leader Of The Pack (Select) ATLANTIC STARR - Cool, Calm, Collected (A&M) DAZZ BAND - Hot Spot (Motown)
*FREDDIE JACKSON - You Are My Lady (Capitol) *5 STAR - All Fall Down (RCA) CARRIE LUCAS - Hello Stranger (Constellation /MCA) JUICY - Bad Boy (Private I)
*HOWARD JOHNSON - Stand Up (A&M) THE FAMILY - The Screams Of Passion (Paisley /W.B.) BAR -KAYS - Your Place Or Mine (Mercury /PolyGram) SHEILA E. - Sister Fate (Paisley /Warner Bros.) STACY LATTISAW - I'm Not The Same Girl (Cotillion)
*BOBBY WOMACK - I Wish He Didn't Trust Me So Much (MCA) *KLYMAXX - I Miss You (Constellation /MCA)
Reports Adds On Chart
20 4 7 9
20 2 12 6
20 4 13 3
20 5 14 1
19 1 13 5
19 3 12 4
18 -- 8 10
18 1 7 10
18 2 10 6
18 14 3 1
18 7 7 4
17 2 7 8
17 2 6 9
16 4 9 3
16 9 6 1
16 2 8 6
16 1 11 4
16 2 9 5
16 14 2 --
15 3 6 6
*First time listed on this page.
Dropped: #15 -Force MD's, #16- Madonna, #23- Freddie Jackson, #24- Skipworth E Turner, #25- Midnight Star, #27 -Peabo Bryson, #30- Sister Sledge, Teena Marie, D Train.
R&B
LP CUTS POTENTIAL SINGLES
MILES DAVIS - Something On Your Mind (Columbia) ALEXANDER O'NEAL -A Broken Heart Can Mend(Tabu) LUTHER VANDROSS -Other Side Of The World/
Creepin' /She's So Good To Me (Epic) WOMACK E WOMACK - Radio M.U.S.C. Man(Elektra) SISTER SLEDGE - When The Boys Meet The
Girls (Atlantic) SYSTEM - This Is For You (Mirage) POINTERS - Freedom /Hey You (RCA) PATTI LABELLE - Living Double /If You Don't
Know Me By Now /What Can I Do For You (Epic)
MADONNA - Dress You Up (Sire /Warner Bros.) RORI - Wild Girls (Qwest /Warner Bros.) CHAKA KHAN - Can't Stop The Street (W.B.) ATLANTIC STARR - Silver Shadow (A&M) NILE RODGERS - State Your Mind (W.B.) RENE E ANGELA - I'll Be Good (Mercury /PolyGram) JESSE JOHNSON - Free World (A&M) CAMEO - Single Life (Atlanta Artists) DEBARGE - Share My World (Gordy) RUN DMC - Here We Go (Profile) FINESSE - I Can't Help Myself (Mercury /PolyGram)
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.iII 1 Y,1
This was the week that was made to separate the men from the boys and the hits from the misses. Take a look at the debuts, beginning at #20 with 9.9, and then non -stop from #24 to #29! Seven hots that will go a tough mile when it gets to be Top Ten Time? Who will make room above them for spots on the chart remains to be seen in the weeks to come ? This 9.9 single is, of course, doing well in Boston (from where this trio of ladies hail) at WILD, where it's charted at #7 already. Other charts look like #6 at WBMX- Chicago for Marco Spoon, #9 at WDPN - Columbia for Chaz Saunders, who says it's "hot and climbing", #15 for Donnie Taylor at WYLD -New Orleans, #17 for Julian Davis at WOKJ- Jackson
and #17 for Bill St. John at KIIZ- Killeen. "Automatic" Certification for THE POINTER SISTERS, who seem to have yet another great first single from a new LP that many of you report as outstanding. And although it doesn't happen very often, a third "Certified" award of the week goes to PRINCE. All three of the above are getting so much attention, it would have been negligent on my part to leave any one of them out. Just below these three debuts you'll find READY FOR THE WORLD's "Oh Sheila ". Although MARY JANE GIRLS wins hands down the Pop Crossover pick this time, keep an eye or two on READY. On page one of the Top 40 chart section, Dave makes
it his "Record To Watch" and cites the following Top 40 attention it's getting: #34 -29 at KKHR -L. A. ,
added at FM102- Sacramento, I95- Miami, WBBQ -Augusta, Z98- Tampa, Z104- Madison, KMGX- Fresno, and KIIS /FM -L.A. Not too shabby for a group that has never had a pop hit before and could be looking at their first. Getting on to new product, our Most Added listings consist of two that were pretty obvious from day one - THE FAMILY and FREDDIE JACKSON - and one that wasn't so obvious - BOBBY WOMACK. His first single to get this much attention in quite some time, "I Wish He Didn't Trust Me So Much" is generating a lot of "good lyric" mentions from our reporters. Betty
July 26, 1985Ithe GAVIN REPORT 44
NORTHEAST
BOSTON. MA ANGELA THOMAS-WILD New: Con Funk Shun, Fatboys, System. Hots: 9.9, Luther
Vandross, C.Lynn, R.James, Jesse, A.0'Neal, Force MD's, Ready /World, D Train, Change, Mai Tai, Dazz.
SUNNY JOE WHITE - WXK S / FM New: Wham!. On: Peabo Bryson, Skipworth & Turner, Tina
Turner, B.Ocean, Mary Jane, Stephanie Mills, Kool & Gang, Weather Girls, Sade, F.Jackson, Lisa Lisa.
NEW YORK. NY TONY QUART ERON E - WRK S / FM New: Mai Tai, M.Lovesmith, Sting. Hots: 5 Star, Steve
Arrington, Lisa Lisa, UTFO, System, Chaka, Whitney Houston, Full Force, A.Starr, Mona Lisa Young.
SCOTT SHANNON -Z 1 O (3 New: Wham!, Phil Collins. On: Whitney Houston, Aretha,
P.Hardcastle, Prince, DeBarge, Kool & Gang, Gwen Guthrie, Freddie Jackson, Prince (POP).
B ERG ER / TONAC C I- W P L J .New: DeBarge, Tina Turner, Wham! On: Whitney Houston,
F.Jackson, Loose Ends, Aretha, Lisa, Kool & Gang.
ROCHESTER. NY ANDRE MAR C E L - WDKX New: Jonzun Crew, Starpoint, Collage. Hots: Force MD's,
Commodores, Ready /World, A.Starr, Jesse Johnson, A.0'Neal, B.Ocean, P.LaBelle, Melba Moore, Sade.
PHI LADE L PH I A , PA JEFF WYATT /TONY GRAY- WUSL /FM New: Atlantic Starr, Boogie Boys, 5 Star, Brass Con-
struction, 9.9. Hots: Aretha, S.Arrington, Lisa, System, Shannon, Howard Hewett, Full Force.
PITTSBURGH , PA ALAN HARR I S ON - WAMO No Report - Playlist Frozen.
NORFOLK, VA CHRIS TURNER -WOW I New: Run DMC, Bobby Womack, Val Young, Stars On 45.
Hots: C.Lucas, Silent Underdog, Shannon, Ready For The World, Gap Band, Bar -Kays, Juicy, Goon S.
WASHINGTON. DC M IKE ARCH I E - WHUR Hots: Cameo, Lisa, P.LaBelle, System, Ready For The
World, S.Mills, Melba, N.Cole, Mary Jane, Sheila E., B.Ocean, A.0'Neal, 9.9, Loose Ends.
BALTIMORE. MD ROY SAM P S ON - WXYV / FM No Report - Playlist Frozen.
KINGSTON / KRONTHAL -.6104 On: Lisa, Pointers, Whitney Houston, Aretha Franklin,
F.Jackson, Tina Turner, Phil Collins, B.Ocean.
SOUTH
GEORGETOWN, SC S W I NTON / WRAGG - WV BX New: Prince, Commodores. Hots: Lisa, Jesse Johnson,
Sparky D, Mary Jane, Rick James, DeBarge, Phil Collins, Dazz Band, Orphans, Dennis Edwards.
ST . MATTHEW S, SC ANDY HEND ER S ON - WQK I Hots: Rene & Angela, Lisa Lisa, Force MD's, Cameo,
Luther Vandross, RJ's Latest, D Train, Boogie Boys, Con Funk Shun, New Editon, Sheila E.
COLUMBIA. SC C HA Z S AUNDERS - WD PN New: Freddie Jackson, Alexander Robotnick, S.Mills,
Michael McDonald, Juicy, Bobby Womack. Hots: 9.9,
H.Johnson, Klymaxx, A.0'Neal, Con Funk Shun. S UMTER , SC SCOTTY B - WWDM / FM New: Rockmaster, B.Withers, S.Mills, N.Cole, B.Ocean,
R &B ADDS Ready For The World, Boogie boys. Hots: Jesse Johnson, Loose Ends, Juicy, Kleeer, Bar -Kays.
S PARTAN BURG , SC J . J _ HEM I NGWAY - WOR D New: Loose Ends, Stacy Lattisaw. On: Madonna, Whitney
Houston, Rick James, New Edition, N.Cole, Aretha. ATLANTA. GA SCOTTY ANDREW S-V103 New: Andre Cymone, Phil Collins, Bobby Womack, Dazz,
Alisha, Freddie Jackson, Boogie Boys, Carrie Lucas, Krystol. Hots: 9.9, Gwen Guthrie, B.Withers.
JA C K S ONV I L L S , FL..
TONY MANN -W JAX / FM New: Ready For The World, Boogie Boys, H.Faltermeyer,
Wham!, Starpoint, Freddie Jackson. Hots: Rick James, Deele, A.Starr, Klymaxx, Chaka, Jesse.
TALL.AHASEE, FL JOE BU L LARD - WANM New: Commodores, Freddie Jackson, Family, Windjammer,
Colonel Abrams, Veronica Underwood, Andre Cymone, B.Womack. Hots: 9.9, Change, Dazz, System, Juicy.
MIAMI , F L FRANK AMAD E O-Y100 New: Mary Jane Girls. On: Chaka, Lisa, Kool & Gang,
F.Jackson, Shannon, Sheila E., Peabo, P.LaBelle.
MEMPHIS , TN JERRY MASON - KRNB New: Krystol, Word Of Mouth, Klymaxx, Jennifer Holliday,
Herb Alpert. Hots: Kool & Gang, RJ's Latest, S.
Arrington, System, Mona Lisa Young, P.LaBelle.
c.a. MORGAN -K -9 ' / WHRK / FM New: Jennifer Holliday, Ready For The World, Silent
Movement, Tears For Fears, Howard Hewett, Bobby Womack, Huey Lewis. Hots: Aretha, P.LaBelle, L.
Vandross, Cameo, Mary Jane, Gwen Guthrie, 9.9.
MOBILE. AI, B . J . TAYLOR -W B LX New: Bobby Womack, Freddie Jackson. Hots: Cameo, Womack
& Womack, Kleeer, B.Ocean, Gap Band, B.Withers, Boogie Boys,-9.9, Starpoint, M.Lovesmith, M.Gaye.
NASHVILLE. TN J . C _ F LOYD - WQQK / FM New: F.Jackson, Sly & Robbie, Gwen Guthrie, B.Ocean,
Warren Mills, H.Johnson, Starpoint, Word Of Mouth,
Bar -Kays. Hots: Fatboys, System, Full Force, 9.9.
NEW ORLEANS , LA DONN I E TAYLOR - WY LD New: 5 Star, Marvin Gaye, Klymaxx, Con Funk Shun,
Krystol, B.Withers. Hots: DeBarge, Cameo, Patti
LaBelle, 9.9, S.Arrington, Lisa, S.Mills, Sade.
O ' KELLY /ROLLING -B97 New: Lisa Lisa. On: DeBarge, Aretha Franklin, Sting,
Prince, Loose Ends, Mary Jane, Kool & Gang, Tina.
AB BEV I L L E , LA QUINN MARK - KRO F New: 9.9, Starpoint, Dazz Band, F.Jackson. Hots: Aretha,
RJ's, Mary Jane, B.Ocean, System, Tina Turner, Melba Moore, Con Funk Shun, Teena Marie, D Train.
LAKE CHARLES , LA ROS HON - KX Z Z Hots: Rene & Angela, DeBarge, Lisa Lisa, L.Vandross,
Cameo, Force MD's, Aretha Franklin, Madonna, P.Hardcastle, Freddie Jackson, Prince, Skipworth.
MC C OMB , MS BRAD LEE - WHNY New: Steve Arrington. Hots: DeBarge, Aretha Franklin,
Prince, Pointers, Rene & Angela, S.Sledge, Kool.
JACKSON. MS JULIAN DAVIS -WOK J New: Kool & Gang, F.Jackson, Freddie Waters, Weather
Girls, Ready For The World. Hots: Cameo, Teena
Marie, B.Withers, Osborne & Jiles, C.Lucas, Bar -
Kays, Klymaxx, D Train, Kool & Gang, Skool Boyz.
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R &B ADDS
CENTRAL
CLEVELAND OH DEAN DEAN /ERIC FA I S ON -W DMT New: Jennifer Holliday, Weather Girls, Stephanie M., F.
Jackson, Veronica Underwood, Kiara, Andre Cymone,
Starpoint, Third World, 5 Star, Howard Johnson, P.
LaBelle. Hots: Boogie Boys, Lisa Lisa, L.Vandross,
A.O'Neal, Con Funk Shun, A.Robotnick, Bar -Kays.
C I N C I NNAT I -O H BRIAN CASTLE -WBLZ New: Freddie Jackson, Pointers, Mary Jane Girls, Deele,
Huey Lewis. Hots: P.LaBelle, Melba Moore, 4 Tops,
Jesse Johnson, System, Ready /World, S.Arrington.
STEVE HARRIS -W C I N New: Boogie Boys, Family, 9.9, Jennifer Holliday, F.
Jackson, Klique. Hots: Fatboys, RJ's, 4 Tops,
Peabo, Gwen Guthrie, Con Funk Shun, Mai Tai.
CAIRO, IL. M 2 K E SMITH - WKRO New: Michael McDonald, Family, Ready For The World,
Radiance. Hots: Aretha, Whitney Houston, Steve
Arrington, Luther Vandross, D.Ross, Lisa, Mills.
I ND I AN P O L L S, I N KELLY KAR S ON - WT L C No Report - Playlist Frozen.
DETROIT. MT C E C I L I A WH I TMOR E- W J L B New: Herb Alpert, Pointers, Con Funk Shun, B.Womack.
Hots: Fatboys, Ready For The World, Melba Moore, RJ's, 9.9, Osborne & Jiles, S.Mills, 4 Tops.
GARY B ERKOW I T Z - WHYT New: Weather Girls, Luther Vandross. On: Whitney,
Aretha, Mary Jane, Pointers, DeBarge, Sade, Loose.
MILWAUKEE, WI BERNIE MILLER / DAVE MARX -W LUM No Report - Playlist Frozen.
JIM F RA Z I ER - WNOV No Report - Playlist Frozen. CHICAGO , IL MARCO SPOON -W BMX / FM New: 5 Star, Prince, Ready For The World, Brass Cons.,
Freddie Jackson, Kleeer, Andre Cymone, Shannon, Word Of Mouth, Merk & Monk, Stars On 45. Hots: Aretha, P.LaBelle, C.Lynn, S.Mills, L.Vandross.
ST_ LOUIS, MO MIKE S TRAD F ORD - KM JM New: Word Of Mouth, Go West, Michael Lovesmith, Bobby
Womack, Andre Cymone, Prince. Hots: Dazz, Lisa,
Cameo, Newcleus, Ready /World, Family, 5 Star.
MINNEAPOLIS , MN LOU KUNO -C B L S New: Prince, Sheila E., Mary Jane Girls, Natalie Cole,
New Edition, Family, Andre Cymone, Stacy Lattisaw, Ready For The World, C Sharp. On: C.Lucas, Teena
Marie, B.Withers, 4 Tops, Mai Tai, J.Burton, Juicy.
HOUSTON, TX Sh AR I CLOUD - KM J Q New: Natalie Cole, Thelma Houston, Perfect Timing, B.
Womack, Pointers, Jennifer Holliday, Deele.
PT -ARTHUR, TX DOUG DAVIS - KHY S New: Tina Turner, B.Ocean, Juicy, Marvin Gaye, Collage.
Womack, B.T.Express, Boogie Boys, Con Funk Shun, Withers, Brass, H.Johnson, Perfect Timing, 450Sí,.
FAR WEST
SOUTHWEST
DALLAS / F T . WORTH , TX TERRI AVERY/M. SPEARS - KKDA New: Skool Boyz, Bobby Womack, Family, Jazzy Jeff, Bar
Kays, Tina Turner. Hots: RJ's, Aretha, Cameo, MD's, Boogie Boys, Carrie Lucas, SOS, 5 Star.
MC CANN /MICHELLE MADISON - KNOK New: Prince, 5 Star, Herb Alpert, Gwen Guthrie, One Way,
Lucas. Hots: System, L.Vandross, A.Starr, Mai Tai,
A.O'Neal, Starpoint, Melba Moore, Whodini, Dazz.
K I L L E EN , TX BILL ST. JOHN -K I I Z/ AM New: Tina Turner, New Edition, Mona Lisa Young, Freddie
Jackson, B.Ocean, B.Womack, Family, 5 Star. Hots:
C.Lynn, Loose Ends, One Way, 9.9, Ready /World, Mai.
LOS ANGELES , CA DOUG G I LMORE - K J LH New: 'Prince, Bobby Womack. Hots: Pointers, Michael
Lovesmith, Starpoint, 4 Tops, 9.9, Fatboys,
Jonzun Crew, Gap Band, Family, Boogie Boys.
GREG MACK / MAX I A BANE - KDAY New: Family, Mary Jane Girls, Bobby Womack, Freddie
Jackson, Jennifer Holliday, Howard Hewett, Prime Time, 5 Star. Hots: 9.9, A.Cymone, N.Cole.
KEVIN FLEMING - KG F J New: Family, Starpoint, Dougie Fresh, Freddie Jackson,
Treacherous Three. Hots: S.Arrington, P.LaBelle,
Starpoint, RJ's, One Way, 9.9, Shannon, Mai Tai.
HARRY GANDY - KUTE New: Herb Alpert, Spyro Gyra, Pointers, Billy Paul,
Sadao Watanabe, Miles Davis, Eric Tagg, Luba,
Paul Yonemura, Joe Sample, Kenny Pore.
MIKE S C HAE F ER -KITS / FM Ca: Lisa Lisa, Aretha, Pointers, F.Jackson, Loose Ends,
P.Hardcastle, Prince, Ready For The World, Ocean.
S CAR BOROUGH /HALL - KKHR New: Kool & Gang. On: Freddie Jackson, Loose Ends, Ready
For The World, Aretha, B.Ocean, Pointers, DeBarge.
SAN DIEGO, C A DUFF L I N D S EY - XHRM New: Jesse Johnson's Revue, Shannon, New Edition, H.
Johnson, Marvin Gaye. Hots: Lisa, Cameo, RJ's
Latest, B.Withers, A.O'Neal, Gwen Guthrie, Sade.
STOCKTON. CA ROY WILLIAMS -K J OY New: Mary Jane Girls. On: Chaka, Kool & Gang, S.Mills,
P.LaBelle, Lisa Lisa, F.Jackson, Peabo Bryson.
JOHN HAM PTON - KS TN New: Rick James. On: Lisa Lisa, Tina Turner, N.Edition,
B.Ocean, Sade, Mary Jane, S.Sledge, L.Vandross.
SACRAMENTO , CA GILLETTE/COLLINS - FM 1 02 New: Ready For The World, Family. On: Lisa Lisa, Jesse
Johnson, Loose Ends, F.Jackson, P.LaBelle, Wham!
SAN FRANCISCO , CA MARV I N ROBINSON - KS O L / FM New: Starpoint, Third World, B.Ocean, B.Withers, Kleeer,
9.9, Jesse Johnson, Natalie Cole, Mai Tai, Howard
Hewett. Hots: Maze, Lisa, Sade, DeBarge, Aretha.
KEITH NAF TALY - KME L New: Loose Ends. On: Lisa Lisa, Mary Jane, DeBarge,
Kool & Gang, B.Ocean, Aretha, Jesse Johnson.
FRESNO , CA CAREY EDWARD S - KMGX New: Ready For The World, Loose Ends, Wham! On: Freddie
Jackson, B.Ocean, Kool & Gang, Aretha, Mary Jane.
WALKER / DAV I S - KYNO / FM New: Prince, Lisa Lisa. On: Whitney Houston, Tina Turner,
B.Ocean, DeBarge, Aretha, Pointers, Phil Collins.
RENO. NV JEFF DAV I S - KWN Z / FM New: Mary Jane Girls, Jesse Johnson. On: Freddie
Jackson, Wham!, Kool & Gang, Billy Ocean, Sade,
Tina Turner, Whitney Houston, Prince, DeBarge. WELCOME To Our New REB Correspondent:
C.J. Morgan, K -97 (WHRK/FM), 112 Union Avenue, Memphis, TN 38103 (901 -529 -4397)
July 26, 1985 /the GAVIN REPORT 46
PROM 0T I O N S by Lisa Smith & Betty He liars
CKSL's free outdoor concert presents Gowan for 12,000 in London,
Ontario, Canada.
IT'S SATURDAY NIGHT -LIVE AID
Washington, D.C. people were given the opportunity to win "Live -Aid" tickets from 0107. After sending in postcards with names, etc. on them, listeners were given the chance to call "Live -Aid" within 20 minutes to win their free pair of tickets.
MESSAGE TO LOST AND ABDUCTED CHILDREN
Radio will be getting involved in the child abduction problem in what may be an industry first. WAXY /FM in Ft. Lauder- dale is running a public service cam- paign targeting announcements to lost
and abducted children which will go directly to the actual child abductee. During the weekend of July 20th, a
message will run every hour. It will give children a personable message, fol- lowed by a 1 -800 number which can be easily remembered. Children who call will be put in touch with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Child- ren in Washington, D.C. The center had over 247,000 cases of missing persons reported in 1984 and WAXY -FM is hop- ing that this one -to -one appeal to the child will go one step further to help the cause.
ANOTHER PHRASE THAT PAYS KMJI -Englewood, CO, is ofering listen- ers $100 f they can repeat the "Maj,c Morning Secret ". Monday through Fri- day a phrase will be given b./ disc jockey Chris Elliot on the air, between 6:30 a.m.
and 7:00 a.m. Then, between 7:30 a.m.
and 8:00 a.m., Chris will take a random caller at 631 -2MJI. If they can repeat the morning secret, they win.
FREE GOWAN It is CKSL's fourth consecutive year of presenting free outdoor summer con- certs in London, Ontario, Canada. Over the past three years they have had in
attendance approximately 60,000 peo- ple. Their first summer concert '85, was held May 20th with CBS recording artist, Gowan. 12,000 Londoners rocked Victo- ria Park for his 90- minute concert. CKSL's biggest and best yet!
vNEW MEXICO HOME GIVEAWAY KOB /FM in Albuquerque, NM just com- pleted what will go down in New Mexico history as the grandest grand prize ever in the state. Nine finalists were given keys to a new 1,919 square -foot $89.900 home, complete with furnishings worth $16,000, and the key that fit belonged to a
woman expecting her first child. Since her husband was a policeman, she received a police escort to her new home, and was so excited she went straight home to pack for the move!
Chuck Ellis of Circle K. Bob Towne, Bill Hooten and 93 KOB /FM's morning team, Jay Scott and Phil Sisneros, congratu'ate the lucky winner who is expecting her first child this year
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PROM 0T I O N S by Lisa Smith & Betty Hollars
MOST OUTRAGEOUS ACTS Dave Anthony lets us in on his latest promotion at KDWB -Minneapolis: based on the theme "What's the most outrage- ous thing YOU would do for one thou - sand dollars ?" he calls the response "hot and heavy ". The station was instrumen- tal in raising a record amount of cash ... over $50,000 for the University of Minne- sota charity fundraisers. Some of the winning entries were: a just- married couple, still in wedding gown and tuxedo, doing nose -flossing; a syn- chronized tricycle race; a guy drinking a
glass of beer containing 13 raw eggs while standing on his head; and the "Human Quiche ", who poured dozens of
eggs over his head and took a bath in
egg- soaked spinach.
LIVE -AID AUDIO & VIDEO KJOY in Stockton, CA got into the "Live - Aid" concert in a big way ... not only did they provide 18 -hour coverage on the air beginning at 3:00 a.m. Saturday morning, they went to the local mall and provided live Video coverage on two big screen televisions from 10:00 a.m. Saturday. The admission to the video show was a $1.00 donation with all proceeds going to "Live- Aid ". According to P.D. Roy Willi- ams, the turn -out was tremendous and will go down in KJOY history as one of their most successful promotions.
Pictured with the first bikini to enter the station (worn by the girl on his lap) is P D. Drew Bentley, P.D. of WBEA- Elyria. Ohio.
BIKINI BIRTHDAY WBEA in Elyria. Ohio, recently cele- brated the 39th anniversary of the birth cf THE BIKINI ", by inviting listeners to
wear their "bikinis" into the station to win prizes! The first person to enter the sta- tion wearing her bikini was awarded with her prize and photographed with P.G.
Drew Bentley (sitting on his lap).
KJOY's staff at the mall for Live -Aid (l -r) John Rozelle, KJOY salesman; Scott Thomas, air talent: Lea Isetti. receptionist; Kelley Carr, sales; Lois Zettas, news director; Dave Holmes, air talent; BillBishofberger, air talent. Aida Pizano, office manager; Joe Field, sales; Johnny Midnight, air talent: and Roy Williams. P D
G105 PRIZE PATROL G105- Durham, N.C.'s "Prize Patrol" has been hitting the streets with eyes "pealed" for G105 Bumper Stickers. If
one is spotted, G105's mascot 'Atilla G- rilla" will give drivers the chance to pick from his "Bunch of Bananas ". Each banana contains a prize certificate. rang- ing from AM /FM Headphone Radios to $105.00.
ATTENTION: ALL NEWS PERSONNEL
tic Roy, news anchor at KOLO -Reno, NV, tells us about the first regional seminar for the Associated Press Televi- sion and Radio Association of Nevada and California conference that will be held Saturday August 17th. This meeting will be held at John Ascuaga's Nugget Hotel in Reno and will focus on issues of interest to reporters of both states. For more information, call Eric at 702 -786- 0920.
July 26, 1985 /the GAVIN REPORT 48
the GAVIN REPORT DAVE SHOLIN'S RON FELL'S Personal Picks - SINGLES Personal Picks - ALBUMS
MADONNA - Dress You Up (Sire /Warner Brothers) Get ready for the one -liners!
JOHN WAITE - Every Step Of The Day (EMI America) Doesn't take long to get into this one. Besides his instantly identifiable vocals, Waite again shows off his skill at coming up with songs than can hold up well under the heavy exposure of Top 40
play. His name won't be missing from our chart much longer.
IIY î S - American Way (Gold Mountain /A &M)
Boy if there was ever a time for a flag wavin' rocker it's now! Wrapped in red, white & blue this powerhouse makes a statement but does so in the context of up, feel good rock 'n' roll. The Hyts may well have their first one.
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Pointer Sisters - "Contact" (RCA) When the trio that picked up the slack with the
Supremes broke up made firm and unquestioned contact with all of pop radio last year. (Both JUMP and AUTOMATIC made our Top 100 of 1984). The kinetic continuity evident on "Contact" will no doubt compound their success. The first of many singles, DARE ME, is already getting considerable airplay. The_ follow -ups include: POUND, POUND, POUND, TWIST MY ARM and BODIES AND SOUL, and for a
refreshing change of pace, don't overlook the ballad, FREEDOM with Jeff Lorber adding fusion to fision.
The Motels - "Shock" (Capitol) Martha Davis and her supporting band members
have now firmly established an identifiable sound. But I think what cuts this new LP apart from their past LP's is the incredible plot lines of lyric. Fear and loathing anchor the themes, as our heroine stalks elusive dreams almost solo. Have you noticed? She never layers her voice, nor do other band members lend support vocally to her tracks. Harmony is not the game for Martha. SHAME, ICY RED, NEW YORK TIMES, HUNGRY, CRIES AND WHISPERS.
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