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New Stations AssistNostalgie ExFansion

by Jacqueline wattNice -Radio Nostalgia Inter- wholly produced by Nostal-national is to launch a series gie in France. Programmesof new stations in Europe for the Belgian operation,and North Africa at the end however, have to be produc-of this month. The plans in- ed in Belgium and network -elude three stations in Italy, ed by cable because of na-10 in Momma and several tional satellite laws.more in Spain and Greece Kouzien says the expan-

Deputy director Didier sion is planned to keep theKouzien, who is responsible network "one step ahead offor international develop- the 1992 European changeswent, says the network also by introducing Frenchplans to start operating in music to other territoriesCanada in March. All the now". The network will re-new stations will receive rain its commitment to thetheir programmes relayed by French 'chanson' but Kou-satellite from France iien hints there may be some

Radio Nostalgic is the format changes with an emlargest network in France phasis on new releases. Untilwith 160 stations. It also has now Nostalgic has played aan existing network of 31 high percentage of oldies,stations in Belgium, and ad- keeping it well up in theditional stations in Geneva French ratings, competing'and the Reunion Islands in with Europe 2 for secondthe Indian Ocean. place to NM.

The new Italian stations Nostalgia was renamedwill be broadcasting in both Radio Nostalgic Interna-French and Italian, while tional after Radio Monte -the Moroccan ones will be Carlo won a controllingtrilingual, with output in stake in the network lastFrench, English and Arabic summer.The programmes will be

MIDEM Launch ForRadio Lobby Group

by Chris Fuller

Paris -A new pan-European sions Independents (SIRTI),lobby group for private which comprises about 20radio, provisionally entitled French private radios,the Association of Euro- Belgium's Groupement despeon Radio (AER), will be Radios Independents delaunched at this month's Belgique (GRIB), which in-MIDEM. The new body, chides two Belgian privatewhich arrives six months networks Radio Contactafter the European commer- and Rossel FM (RFM) anddal TV lobby (ACT), will be Portugal's Lisbon -basedbased in Paris and initially TSF Radio.involves radio groups from The AER will be open toItaly, France, Belgium and 'active' members (regionalPortugal. and national radio associa-

Francois Le Genissel, ac- lions, groups of radio cow-ling AER vice-president and panics plus audience surveydirector of French syndica- and radio production com-tion/production company panics) plug 'associate'Ofredia, expects the body's members (individual privatefirst general assembly to stations). Associate mem-take place in April or May, bens will not have a vote butpossibly in Brussels or at can make use of theAmsterdam's IM&MC. Association's services.

Le Genissel: "There has Its main aims includelong been a need for proper representing private radio inrepresentation for private discussion with all nationalradio at national and Euro- and international institu-pean levels, and that need dons and providing a linkhas intensified as the in- between different countriesdust expands across for the exchange of pro -Europe' grammes and information.

The first AER president It also wants to promote thewill be Sergio Natucci, harmonisation of nationalpresident of the Italian body legislation affecting radio,Federradio, which repre- co-ordinate research andsenta 700 private stations. improve technical transmis-Other organisations involv- sion standards.ed include the French Syn- Broadcasters welcome newdicat des Radios et 'Nevi- body - see page 6.

MTV Euro, has opened new offices in Stockholm. With MTVsee is M&M's sales executive Peter Nelissen (third from right),who presented them with especially commissioned painting.

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ar *Copenhagen pris ate station HSRlos been blacklisted be theOwlish WEE be Rr allegedlerusal to pay needleonne

Paymems. Collis -bon age,GRAVES is currently suing thestation, Mush attracts 411.000

listeners daily according m aCiallup poll, though it is norknown hen the IIsome to

court. Programme kontrollerCeram &rumens. confirms Matsome record companies have clop-ped supplying the station ith

new pions. "We think they areoyer-reacling. We are not happywith the amount we am expectedto pay and seal YES ard the matteras bong under neginOtion"

* * *Infirm Rados Group Prelim..director Haney filednick ha, lenthe Kent Ill s -mon. Officially thenation says he was dismissedfolRory management problem,

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ad.vie sam he will shortly hi tating action against Manta.

* *The French public TV channel4113 o drop its own schedule onSaturday afternoons and awningsin February tubroadcast pro.graminm frorn the satellite/ablechannel La Sept

* *Tlime who were starting to doubtrimy', polity in Frame can be

reassured A new generalmanager. PaIrkir Wanda Salon.drs,

has rust born nommandMeanwhile Lae Vernier. who wasin charge of the CBS ownedSquall label. has left the com-pany. Disagreements on strang,are said to be the reason

* * *Enterprising publishing cornpamRay Williams & Asseidates hasstruck up a deal with a Sovietcompany, to make badges andmedals from mid 5520 missiles

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Key Figures Gather for MIDEM Radioby CFr s F iner

Key figures from European andAmerican radio, including Jean -Paul Baudecroux (president, NRJFrance), Roger Lewis (head ofmusic, Radio One UK) and theUSA's Thom Ferro (generalmanager, Westwood One) andJeff Pollack (president, JeffPollack Media) will take part inthis year's MIDEM Radio con-ferences.

Organised by the UK's UniqueBroadcasting, the series of presen-tations and workshops will beheld as the MIDEM 90 music in-dustry market in Cann. betweeJanuary 20-25.

Unique chief executive SimonCole: "As deregulation takes holdover the next decade so Europe'sradio landscape will continue tochange and be the focus of theworId. We have strived to gatherindustry leaders from both sidesof the Atlantic to fully investigateboth the opportunities and possi-ble problemsr

Conference titles include'Targeting The Listener', 'ShouldPublic Radio Take Advertising','Pan European Programming'and 'Video Killed The RadioStarr. Chris Wright, chairman ofthe Chrysalis Group, will speakon why 'Radio Is Killing Music,and Roger Lewis gives his opinionof 'The Challenge To Public Ser-vice Radio.

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year.Among MIDEM's musical

events, a world music concert onJanuary 20 features Arnim,Daniel Lanois and YoussouN'Dour, and on the same night anAustralian rock special featuresNoiseworks, Black Sorrows andKate Ceberano. Both events are tobe filmed and distributedworldwide by Mundovision.

A musical tribute to composerLalo Schifrin takes place onJanuary 23 with guests includingJulia Migenes, Dizzy Gillespieand Georg. Delerue. The follow-ing night a rhythm and bluesevent features legendary Atlantic

band Booker T and the MGs - re-formed especially for the concert -plus The Memphis Hams, SainMoore, Eddie Floyd and CarlaThomas.

A total of 12 jazz concertsculminates in a tribute to CharlieParker on January 25 with guestsJon Hendricks, Red Rodney, PhilWoods, 'Rey Haynes and FrankMorgan.

On the classical front, MIDEMClassique comprises a 15 concertbill including performances fromthe Royal Philharmonic Or-chestra, the National Orch.tra ofLyons and international virtuososJoshua Bell and AlexanderLonquich.

The rhythm and blues nightand Charlie Parker tribute amproduced and given worldwideTV and radio distribution by In-terprom (UK) in cooperation withBulldog Productions (USA). Theshows have already been pre soldto the UK's ITV network,Ireland's RTE and Israeli stateTV, with radio deals close forLondon Jazz Radio and Luxem-bourg's RTL. The MIDEMClassique and several jazz con-certs will be broadcast on publicstation France Inter.

For the first time, MIDEM 90 isoffering the music industry thechance to rent a ready -to -usevenue for live shows, completewith stage, sound and lights andproduction staff. It will be install-ed in the Martinez Hotel in Can-nes, throughout the festival. C

MTV Breaks Into SpainAnd Yugoslavia

by Hugh Fielder

MTV is now reaching a quarter ofa million homes in Spain since theAstra satellite started operations,according to research by SatelliteTV Europa magazine. The firstresearch into the Spanish satellitemarket shows that MTV is

available in 247.000 homes.MTV is also being cabled into

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The channel is already availablein 112.000 homes in Hungary andmade its debut in two of EastBerlin's biggest hotels one weekbefore the Berlin Wall was breach-ed, at the beginning of November.Meanwhile, negotiations are con-tinuing with the authorities in theUSSR, where MTV presented theMoscow Music Peace Summitconcert in August.

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Radio Lobby GroupPrivate broadcasters from acrossEurope have welcomed the settingup of the Association of Euro-pean Radio (AER), a pan-European lobby group for com-mercial radio interests (see frontPage).

In Rome, Bruno Ployer, pro-gramme director at leading com-mercial station DimensionSuono, welcomes the initiative inprinciple However he will notcommit himself to membership ofsuch a body until he has seen adetailed policy programme and is"certain of the organisation'spolitical colours".

Ployer. "If they are to attemptnegotiation at a national level

they must be aware of totally dif-ferent climates from country tocountry. In Italy for example theaims and needs of the smallprivate stations (within Federradio) could be seen to clash*viththose of the private networks. I

would be interested to see howthey deal with this problem:'

Mike Haas, programme direc-tor at West Germany's leadingstatewide private Antenne Bayern,hopes the AER will include na-tional lobby group Bundesver-band Fur Label and Satellite(BKS): "It is widely representativeand has proved most effective ona national level. The radio in-dustry keeps on expanding so theneed for such a Europe -wideorganisation is obvious. I hopethis new organisation can rise tothe challenge'

by Cho, FullerBrian West, director of the

UK's Association Of Indepen-dent Radio Contractors (AIRC),says: "We are very disappointedthat previous attempts to organisean effective lobby have come tonothing, and we would be mostinterested in discussing member-ship of this new body.Though we em members of theEBU (via the IBA), it remainsdominated by the public broad-casters and in no way acts as aneffective negotiator for commer-cial stations. The commercial TVs

MCA Expandop.

Major US -based internationalmusic publisher MCA Music is toexpand rapidly throughoutEurope in the run-up to 1992. Thecompany plans to open three newoffices in 1990, all of which willbe investing heavily in acquiringnational catalogues. MCA Musicis also relocating its internationaloperations to Holland.

Current MCA Music Ltd.(London) director, John Brands,will run the existing European of -flees in London, Paris and Ham-burg. He will also set up andoversee new branches in

Stockholm, Italy and Hilversum,Holland.

Brands, who will be bated inHolland with the tide of VicePresident, MCA Music Publi-shing International, says the com-pany's Swedish office should

have got themselves organisedwithin the ACT and it's absolute-ly necessary that we follow suit!'

Francois Le Genissel, actingAER vice president, says the bodywill have a management councilselected by active members plusan administrative council nomi-nated by a general assembly. Theadministrative council will meetat least twice a year and proposecommissions and working parties,Le Genissel hopes the EuropeanCommission will recognise theAPR and lend its support.

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open this month, the Dutch/mter-national office in February, andthe Italian office in July.

While unwilling to disclose thesize of the total investment,Brands said the plans were "inline with MCA's view that Europeis going to be the importantmarket of the 90s. For years wehave been spending heavily on ac-quiring US and UK copyrights.Each European office will now befollowing an active policy of ac-quiring national copyrightcatalogues as well!'

Last year MCA Music's Parisoffice bought the catalogue ofCaravelle Music in France, a ma-jor collection of several hundredstandard French titles. The com-pany's German branch recentlycompleted a similar deal with StarMusic

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UK & IRELANDKiss FM Says No ToChart MaterialLondon - Kiss FM, which wasawarded one of the two new Lon-don radio franchises last month,will not turn into a chart stationwhen it comes on air. Much of thedance music Kiss FM played as apirate station has since gainedconsiderable chart popularity.

Managing director GordonMcNamee says Kiss FM will con-tinue to play "the newest andmost innovative examples of con-temporary dance music" and thestation will not be playing thedance music that is now in thecharts.

"We would have been plating ittwo months ago. We will concen-trate on new releases, imports anddemos, the kind of stuff CapitalRadio thinks is too radical until,of course, it gets into the charts.We will be creating a whole newway of listening to radio. We willcarry on ditching stuff when itcharts and concentrate on givingnew music an airing. Some of itmay not even have a record dealwhen we start playing id'

McNamee says the station'spresentation will be "professional

but not smooth", using up to 30DJs a week on their daytime,specialist and weekend shows.Many of the team that made KissFM London's most popular piratestation between 1985 and 1988,when it came voluntarily off theair, will be in the new squad.

Among the DJs are Jazzy B ofSoul II Soul, Jonathon More andMatt Black of Coldeut, RitchieRich and Tony Munson.

Grant Goddard, another longstanding member of the Kiss FMteam is programme controller.The daytime format will be a mix-ture of hip -hop, soul and reggaewith 50% of the output dedicatedto new releases. The station willalso run news reports at peaktimes and them will be a regularround up of the London dancescene and related lifestyle items.

The second London franchisehas gone to Melody Radio, ownedby the Hanson Trust, a multina-tional conglomerate The stationwill broadcast non-stop easylistening music with a minimumof talk. Output is aimed at theover -55s.

Yorkshire RadioYorkshire Radio has exceededforecasts with profits of £1.46million for the year endedSeptember 30, an increase of 76%on 1988 figures. Turnover for thecompany, which was floated onthe Unlisted Security Market ofthe London Stock Exchange inAugust was up 56% to£6.87 million.

During the year Yorkshireestablished three FM stations,Hallam, Pennine and Viking, anda Classic Gold AM service acrossits six transmitters in Yorkshireand Humberside. The latestJICRAR survey shows a 32% in-crease in audience figures, to13.85 million hours per week.

Chairman Michael Mallet saysthe demographically oriented pro-gramminng and wider area

Profits Up 76%coverage are being well rewardedin listenership: "This has yet to beconverted into revenue but we ex-pect this to happen as advertisersbecome more familiar with theconcept and other companies joinus in publishing seperate ratecards and audience figures for thedifferent services!'

Mallet says despite the retailsqueeze and slower revenuegrowth, radio is now seen as an ex-citing medium: "Considerablecreative talent is now being ap-plied to the making of effectiveradio advertisments. The key tocommercial success lies in givinglisteners what they want and wehave a dedicated, talented teamdetermined to ensure our pro-gramming satisfies, pleases andmoulds the tastes of our listeners!'

Hard Hitting Pop JournalismOn BBC Radio IBBC Radio 1 is launching a halfhour news programme every even-ing at 17.30 hours this month. Theprogramme, called 'News 90', willbe fronted by Sybil Ruscoe.

Ruscoe says the show aims tobring "a new hard edge to popjournalism:' She says researchshows listeners want to be kept upto date with what is going on:"News 90' will be backed by themassive BBC news gatheringoperation but the style will be

bright and lively as well as hardhitting:'

Richard Skinner is taking overas presenter of Radio l's Saturdayafternoon rock magazine. He hasbeen filling in on the programmefollowing the death of RogerScott in November. Bob Harris,presenter of the 'Old Grey WhistleTest' TV show in the 70s, takesover Scott's late night Sundayrock show.

Broadlands To TakeEast Anglian Radio Broadlandhas won the takeover bads forneighbouring Suffolk GroupRadio. Rival bidden Crown Com-munications and Mid AngliaRadio withdrew before Christmas

Crown has since sold its stake inBroadland and the Suffolk Groupto publishers EMAP. EMAP nowhas a 19.7% shareholding in the

Over Suffolk Groupcombined group, just behindAnglia, the biggest shareholderwith 20%.

The combined group will havesix transmitters. Suffolk GroupRadio has Radio Orwell inIpswich and Saxon radio in BurySt Edmunds. No immediate joblosses are anticipated followingthe takeover. 0

"Steady Progress" For"Steady progress" is how Liver-pool's Radio City managingdirector Terry Smith describes thestation's increased profits from £1.02 million to £ 1.34 million forthe year ended September 1989.Turnover for the year was up£ 490.000 to £ 4.33 million.

Smith says the station's growthreflects the trends on Merseyside,one of the country's mosteconomically depressed areas.

"We have had a shift towardslocal advertising over the past twoyears and the balance is now near-ly 50/50 which is about right;' ex-plains Smith.

"Many local advertisers arenow with us for up to 40 weeks ayear which has strengthened ourlocal identity and helps to protectus from the ups and downs of na-tional advertising:'

Radio City split frequencies in

Liverpool'sOctober, launching its City TalkAM cession It is the first indepeandent radio (IR) station to split bet-ween music and talk, andalthough no official audienceresearch will be conducted beforeJanuary, the station's initial feed-back indicates that both channelsare doing well

"We spent eight monthspreparing for the split anddeliberately created a hole for the

Radio CityAM service in our FM programm-ing;' says head of music TonyMcKenzie

"The best proof that we havegot it right is that our competitorsare trying to copy our FM format.But they are complicating oursimple formula and gettingthemselves in a mess:'

UK & 'IRELANDRadio Revenue Tops

£ 138 MillionIndependent radio revenue rose16% to 138.4 million for theyear ending 30 September, accor-ding to figures from the Associa-tion of Independent Radio Con-tractors (AIRC). The July toSeptember quarter revenue was anall-time record of £ 36.2 million.

AIRC director Brian West saysthe increase is a sign of radio'scontinuing growth: "The year onyear growth is exactly as we

forecast at the beginning of 1989and again radio did comfortablybetter than all other media!'

However, West says the currentreduction in UK retail sales andthe knock on effect on advertisingwill make conditions morechallenging this year. But he isconfident radio will maintain itsstrong position.

"The remarkable advanceradio has made over the past fouryears, increasing revenue by 86%,will give us the platform fromwhich we will continue to out-perform other media in the tightermarket expected over the next yearor so:' 0

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Spring Launch ForScarlett RecordsScarlett Records, the labelestablished by producer RobinMillar, will be releasing its firstrecords in the spring. The labelhas just announced its first sign-ings, the Gang of Four (who haverecently reformed), and singer/songwriter Robert Reilly.

Managing director Philip Ram-bo,' says Scarlettwill restrict itselfto developing a maximum of fouracts in the next two years: "Wewant a small roster to enable us toconcentrate on details with ourselect group of sales, marketingand promotion people

"Our long term goal is to breakour artists around the world andto do this you need the highestlevel of accountability all downthe line There will be nowhere forour people to hide

Following an abortive deal withCBS, Scarlett is now finalising anindependent distribution deal.

"We do not want to have to jostlefor position inside a major. Wecan offer an attractive option forright-thinking managers and ar-tists. People am often frightenedby the conglomerate approach:'says Bamboo.

Scarlett is considering differentdistribution deals for each ter-,ritory around the world and ex-pects to be finalising deals atMIDFM.

Millar's Crusoe Music, whichowns several tracks on the latestSam Brown and Randy Crawfordalbums as well as Millar's writingwith Colin Vearncombe of Black,has also been negotiatingpublishing deals around theworld. Agreements am expectedto be signed shortly withPolyGram Music of West Ger-many and Universal Music ofHolland.

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Hasselhoff Tops German ChartsUS actor/singer David Hasselhoffwas the most successful artist inthe 1989 West German singlescharts, compiled for the GermanMusic Industry Federation by

Media Control. Looking ForFreedom, Hasselhoff s best-selling single, was one of 126 titlesoriginating in German -languageterritories to enter the charts andwas the year's number one title

A total of 424 singles charted in1989. Hasselhoff beat Madonna,Robin Beck and Milli Vanilli tothe top spot. CBS West Ger-many's dance act Mysterious Artclaimed the year's second mostsuccessful single with Das Omen(Pan II, followed by Robin Beck'sThe First Time, Roxette's TheLook and ICaoma's Larnbada.

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chart were Camouflage (Like AShield, no. 18), Edelweiss (BringMe Edelweiss, no. 22), MilliVanilli (Blame II On The Rain,Girl I'm Gonna Miss You, BabyDon't Forget My Number, nos28, 33 and 63 respectively), TonyCarey (Room With A View, no.29). Fifteen national acts as

for 20 of the top 100singles.

BMG Ariola headed the topfive distributors with a 25.5%singles chart share. 1988's peckingorder was maintained, with BMGAriola being followed by WEA(23.1), PolyGram (18A), EMIElectrola (13.8) and CBS (11.2).

Only one national act, folkmusic artists Original NaabtalDuo, made the top five 'of themost successful LP artists. At no.3, they were topped by Tracy

MuenchnerFreiheit Known in the UK as Freiheit Signed to CBS worldwide Publishing: Edition Freiheit/

Mambo Musik Management: Juergen Thuer-

nau, Mambo Musik, Munich New Album: Purpurmond

(CBS 466048) Purpurmond is the group's

ninth CBS album After onemonth an the market, salesexceed 120.000 units

Current single Verlieben

Verlieren, which entered thechart two weeks after releaseIt is receiving about 70 air -plays per week

Last album: Fantasy wasawarded Gold in West Ger-many for sales exceeding250.000 copies

Purpurmond was producedby Armand Volker inMunich's Pilot studios

CBS is supporting the newrelease with a national radiocampaign. Retailers have beenprovided with various posters,displays and empty covers. A

16 -page, four colour magazineis included with each LP -

Muencher Freiheit, sponsoredby BMW and Adidas, begin a20 -city West German tour inMarch. Eight open air con-certs are planned for EastGermany this summer. Pro-moter: Hello Concerts

Europe -wide and US releaseof an English -language ver-sion of Purpurmond is ex-pected next month. Thealbum is already available inScandinavia, Austria andSwitzerland, as well as na-tionally.

Muenchner Freiheit have beenwith CBS since their first album,Umsteiger, in 1982. Although thegroup enjoyed a number of hitsingles, and regional success, it

was not until their fourth album,Von Anfang an, that they achiev-ed widespread national success.In January of last year the bandscored a hit in the UK, entitledKeeping The Dream Alive.

Stefan Zauner, who made twosolo LPs and played with AmonDuul in the 70s, is vocalist andcomposer of all the band's songs,together with Aron Strobel. 0

Chapman and Tanita Tikaramand beat Simply Red and SimpleMinds. Other West German ar-tists who performed well in theLP charts were Die Aerzte (no. 6),Munich Sound Symphony Or-chestra (no. 12), Die Flippers (no.13), Die Toten Hosen (no. 14),

Herbert Groenemeyer (no. 16),

Milli Vanilli (no 17) and DavidHasselhoff (no. 18). Around 24%of charting albums were produc-tions from German-speaking ter-ritories.

1989 was a highly successfulyear for WEA; Tanita Tikaram'sAncient Heart, Simply Red's ANew Flame, Tracy Chapman'sTracy Chapman and Madonna'sLike A Prayer finished at nos. 1,2, 3 and 5 respectively in the year'salbum charts. The only act tobreak the WEA stranglehold wasVirgin's Simple Minds, whoseStreet Fighting Years came in atno. 4.

The most successful nationalproduction was the CBS compila-tion Die Near Kuschelrock at no.6. Original Naabtal Duo's Patro-nia Bavaria was the 10th best sell-ing LP of 1989, Dieter Bohlen'sTV soundtrack Rivalen DerRennbahn finished at no. 11, andDie Toeten Hosen's Ein KleinesBissehen Horrorshow was no. 12.Herbert Groenemeyer's Ge,which occupied the no. 2 slot in1988, held onto no. 15 in 1989.

Of the major album distri-butors, EMI and CBS bookedsignificant losses, although thesebarely affected their positionwithin the top five. BMG Ariolatopped the list with 26.5%,followed by WEA (18), PolyGram(17.7), EMI Electrola (15.6Ao -down 3% on 1988) and CBS(12.9% - down nearly 5% on

988).

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EMI Electrola To Split In ThreeCologne -based EMI Electrola willsplit into three labels, each withtheir own distribution system, asfrom April. The new companies,each with their own specialityrepertoire, will be headed by long-time EMI managers.

The new EMI, which will repre-sent Anglo-American product in-cluding the Capitol, EMI USA,EMI UK and SBK labels, will beheaded by Erwin Bach.

Electrola will become the na-tional label, representing localsignings, some continental artistsand the IRS label. "This new con-centration on local talent;'believes EMI MD Helmut Fest,"shows we have enough con-fidence in the German musicscene to dedicate a company, withits own distribution system, to it:'Electrola will be headed byLothar Meinertzhagen, who hasbeen employed by the oganisationfor 12 years.

The third company, EMIClassics, will represent nationaland international classical reper-

toire Although EMI Electrola in-titiated a separate classicaldistribution system only sixmonths ago, under the restructur-ing the new company will alsohave its own marketing depart-ment. The classics company willbe headed by current marketingdirector, Bernhard Krajewski. Allthree MDs will report to Fest, who

continues as MD of the parentcompany.

Fest: "By splitting the companyinto three labels we believe eachwill be able to concentrate moreclosely on its own part of the totalrepertoire with the obvious aim ofsignificantly increasing ourmarket share!'

BPW Bids For More Buyersby Volker S hnuerbusch

A new initiative from the Federal sound carriers. The other twoAssociation of the Phonographic thirds is accounted for by onlyIndustry (DPW) is being launched 10% of the population. El ,

in an attempt to persuade moreWest German's to buy records.The group's market commissionis to carry out detailed research in-to buyer behaviour.

Special attention will be givento the 50% of the West Germanpopulation currently classified asnon -record buyers, as well as tothe 40% of the population knownas "occasional record buyers".This 40% account for only onethird of the total turnover in

RIAS 2 HostCross -BorderPartyWest Berlin -based radio stationRIAS 2 celebrated New Year's Evein Hoes Freiheits Hall, wherethey staged an 'East Meets West'party with more than 4.000guests. Most of the party, whichcarried on until 04.00 hours wasbroadcast live.

Half of the available ticketswere sold in Hof and the restacross the border in the East Ger-man city of platten.

Bavarian Authorities Allow Advertisingby Peter IMoemle

The Bavarian media authoritywill make it easier for locaL sta-tions to use centrally producedprogrammes which include adver-tising. Only five of the state's 40or so local stations currently makea profit or break even. The rest areall losing money.

Until now the media authority

has only allowed the networks tocarry "mantel" programmeswhich contain no advertising.Many local politicians have beenreluctant to allow syndicated pro-gramming with ads on air becausethey believe it will reduce the com-munity element of the local radiostations.

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Skyrock Moves To Fringe

Theatre SponsorshipSkyrock, one of France's leadingFM stations, has become the se-cond network to pull out of con-cert sponsorship. In late 1989 RTLannounced a similar pull outbecause of the increasing costs in-volved in backing concerts by na-tional and international acts.

Skyrock's programming direc-tor Laurent Bounneay says thestation has now stopped all in-volvement in music sponsoring.."Too high a percentage of con-certs were being mistakenly at-tributed to NRJ even when NRJhas nothing to do with the event.It would only he worthwhile con-tinuing if we were to sponsor ma-jor concerts, more important thanthose sponsored by NRJ, but thatis just not possible"

NRJ and Europe I are now theonly major radio stations to spon-sor concerts. In recent years thecost of sponsorship has risendramatically, partly due to NRJwhich, eager to promote its imageto a concert going public, outbidthe other stations for the sponsor-ship rights.

Instead Skyrock is turningtowards an area up to now rarelyexploited by radio, alternativecomedy and fringe theatre. Boun-near "We are sponsoring some

of the major names in cafe theatresuch as Smain and Les Vamps. Werecently sponsored their shows atthe Olympia in Paris.

"Cafe theatre is a perf.t vehi-cle for us, it corresponds to thespirit of Skyrock and attracts anaudience which corresponds toour target audience' The comedyduo Les Vamps will be presentinga newly introduced early morninghoroscope slot on Skyrock star-ting in January. A humorous'What's On TV' slot is also

planned.In addition Skyrock is moving

towards a new concentration oncharts at the programming level,dropping thematic programmessuch m Skyrock Connectionwhich concentrated on Americanmusic and replacing them withchart shows.

The new chart shows includethe weekly 'Top Dance' (Saturday19.30-22.00 hours) compiled frominformation supplied by discosaround France There is also anew listeners chart programme,Skyrock Top Rock (Sunday21.00-22.00 hours), based entirelyon listeners opinions. A listenerspanel selects the top discs to beplayed on the programme from aselection of 50 albums.

Elsa has Just received her first platinum record for sales of her albumVarnais Nous: 1, Bernard Carbonen, MD BMG/Arista Franc, Elsa andGeorge Mary, producer,

M6 Jazz ProgrammesAs part of M6's third birthdaycelebrations Philippe Adler, hostof the late night programme Jazz6, is to present a series of concertsfeaturing contemporary Frenchjazz. The six programmes, broad-cast this month and February willfill the usual 40 -minute Jazz 6 slot(Mondays around midnight).

The series is directed byPhilippe Briday and includes thePatrice Caratini Onztet, ChristianFscoude's String Octet and the

12.pieee band of Martial falai.The studio concerts, featuring 32French soloists in all, were filmedby M6 last November.

"I wanted to show a little ofwhat is happening in French aretoday)' says Adler, "But on Jazz 6I generally like to keep a balancebetween cantempory artists andthe more well known names:' Theshow is currently the only one onFrench TV to be devoted entirelyto jazz music 0

Epic Prepares For 1990by Emmanuel Legran0

CBS France has finished therestructuring programme begunin 1989 and divided its interna-tional catelogue between CBS,Epic and Squatt.The policy was drawn up by CBSpresident Henri de Bodinat inorder to increase the company'smarket share

Epic is now an independantstructure with its awn A&R,marketing and promo team. Itshares CBS' sales force with thetwo other labels. Christian Ract,who was appointed last Jane tohead the label says the Epic wayof working will not be the same asCBS.

'The project is different andthe team is different. We do nothave any historical backgroundand are starting horn scratch.This is exciting for the whole teambecause we have to give life to alabel and create our own image. Itis a collective effort:'

The Epic team totals around 15people, including marketing and

promotion manager Laurence LeNy, former promo manager ofBMG, and Philippe Puydaubywho heads A&R. FrederiqueVarenne has special responsibilityfor radio promotion.

The label will handle marketingand promotion for acts signed byEpic in the UK and US. Early1990 releases include GeorgeMichael, Basia, The Stranglersand Michael Jackson's Best Of.Ract says purely in terms of inter-national acts Epic has already hasa Ph market share in France. DeBodinat is aiming for an 8% to90o share with a strong Frenchcontent.

So far the French roster onlycomprises one major French act,veteran singer Michel Polnareffwho had a series of hits in the 60sand a successful comeback at theend of the 70s. An album byPolnareff is set for release in early1990. Ract says deals are currentlydiscussed with other acts.

Patrick Bruel Patrick Bruel Signed to BMG/Ariola Published through

BMG/Ariola Self managed through own

company New album Alors Regarde

(PL 74248) Album is Bruel's first for

BMG/Ariola. He waspreviously with PolyGram

Previous album Live Olympia1997

New single Career La Voix The album eras recorded in

New York (Hit FactorySound On Sound, PlatiniumIsland studios) and Toulouse(Studio Polygone). It wasproduced and mixed by Micklama and Bruel.

BMG/Ariola has concentratedon getting radio play to pro-mote the album and single,along with several TVappearances.

The LP has been released inFrance, Italy, Belgium andSwitzerland. Due for releasein Canada in January. WestGermany, UK and USreleases are being negotiated,

A French tour is being plannedfor later this year.

Bruel, who is also an actor, hasalready had several minor hits.However his new single is current-ly high in the French charts andthe LP has already sold over200.000 copies. Both were backedby a low key radio campaign, con-centrating on AM and FM radio.Marketing manager PhilippeDesindes: "When the single wasfirst played to panels the responsewas so-so. However, the more thesingle was played on radio, themore the feed back was positive

"But what made us very happywas that success came withoutany big TV campaign. It was alsopart of our strategy to show thatBruel could sell without a bigmarketing drive He took a risk bychoosing to release a slow song asa first single and it paid off.' 0

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Rete I05 Claims Success

For Johnny Rocketby David Stanslie.

Private network Rete 105 is claim-ing "100go success" for its newdaily afternoon rock show'Johnny Rocket'. Executive Eduar-do Hann says the station hasconducted its own small researchproject which shows 'JohnnyRocket' will soon take secondplace behind the network's topprogramme 'Night Express'.

Hann admits when Rete 105launched 'Johnny Rocket' with anall rock format them was a risk oflosing listeners. The show waslaunched at the beginning ofNovember with the emphasis onUS and European rock. The in-tention was to break the mould ofItalian afternoon pop radio whichconcentrates on pop and softrock, aimed at a broad target au-diences

However, although the fourhour shows am dominated bymusic from artists such as Bon

Jovi and Guns N' Roses, the net-work has not thrown cannon tothe wind completely. Hann: "Westill play some pop music, even byartists such as Madonna andSting!'

Meanwhile a new element hasbeen introduced to the successful'Night Express' show, which nowbroadcasts live interviews with in-ternational artists and major na-tional talent. CBS artists SpandauBallet were the first act featured.

Hazen, who claims an approx-imate 1.3 million listeners for

'Night Express', says its musiccontent is wide ranging. Up to50% of music played is

dominated by listeners' requests.The show is broadcast from Mon-day to Friday from 21.00 to 01.00hours and was voted top teenageprogramme in 1989 by themagazine Tatto Musica & Spar-_tarolo.

LitfibaSigned to CGD

Publishing Warner -ChappellAnemic Music

Manager: IRA Management New album:

Pirata (2292 46349-1) sold40.000 units within the firstmonth

Album is live recording, thefirst of a three LP deal withCGD

Current single: Cangaceiro a12", chosen by Rete 105 assingle of the week.

Previous album: Litfiba 3,which sold more than 30.000units for IRA Records

Pimta was produced byAlberto Pirello and mixed byGaetano Ria from a recordingmade at a Rome concert

CGD is supporting the albumwith advertising on Video-MusieThe band are being in-terviewed on private andpublic radionetworks.Litfiba are touring Italythroughout January.

The band have also touredEurope and performed inCanada and AusPalla. Thealbum will be released in

Switzerland, France andSweden.

Litfiba were formed nine yearsago and Pirata is their first releasefora major record company. Thealbum consists of II tracks, allcomposed by the band, apartfrom a cover of the Brecht -Weillcomposition The Cannon Song.

Although the album will bepromoted by TV advertising, theband will only make a few TV ap-pearances. CGD promotionsmanager Andrea Rosi says its is

difficult to find suitable musicprogrammes in Italy to presentthem on. However the band hasmade a video, directed by JoeMarc to promote the single

Indie Doubles SalesAfter CGD DealIndependent record labelMateriali Sonori reports a rapidrise in sales figures since signing adistribution deal with major com-pany CGD last September.

Materiali Sonori internationalmanager Annette Jarvie, says thesales figures for Novemberreleases by Nina Simone, WimMertens and Tuxedo Mood aretwice what the company couldhave achieved on its own: "We arestill free to supply smaller shopsand we also sell through mail

order. But a major company hasaccess to the larger chain storesand this has helped us con-siderably:

Marco Bignotti managingdirector of WEA Italy and CGDsays the deal has had a knock oneffect whiting the company:"Sin. the CGD restructure thereis a new morale within our staff.Our sales force is more agressiveWe also deal with quality productand that is easier to sell!' 0

Pre -Sales Boost

For BaglioniCBS artist Claudio Baglioni hasnotched up 500.000 pre -sales forhis new double LP Un MondoPiu Uomo Sotto UnCielo Magofollowing a special campaign byhis company.

Marketing director Fabrizio In-tro says its is the first time anItalian record has had half amillion in advance orders:"Baglioni is an artist who tends torecord a new album every fouryears. Fans wait for a release andwe opted to inform them by wayof e special project!'

The 25 -day campaign, describ-ed by Infra as "high investment",included advertising slots on stateTV Rai plus Berlusconi's

Fininvest channels, press advertis-ing and instore merchandising.

The LP is set for release in lateJanuary. Advance ordercustomersspecial edition copy which will in-clude a booklet, notes from theartist, lyrics sheets and a photo.The special edition is available inall formats.

Baglioni was the first Italian ar-tist to sell over a million units withhis 1985 studio LP La Vita EAdesso. A 1986 triple live LP sold350.000 units. Un Mondo PiuUomo Sotto Un Cielo Mago isscheduled for widespread Euro-pean release.

Radio Kiss Kiss BacksDJ CompetitionRadio Kiss Kiss, the Naples -basedprivate network, teamed up withDMC (Disco Mix Club) Italy tobe first time co -organisers of thesouthern Italian leg of the DMCDI competition. DMC organises ayearly worldwide competitionwith the finals due to be held atWembley Arena in London onMarch 20.

The competition, featuring 10regional fatalists, was held at LaDiscoteca, the night club belong-ing to Radio Kiss Kiss. Judgesvoted Cesare ltipodo, a 25 -year -old DI from Bari, the winner.

Other regional heats will beheld before a national final inMilan. Kiss Kiss spokespersonCiro Cacciolar "It is not easy foran aspiring DJ to get exposure inmany parts of southern Italy. Wedo our best to give new talent abetter chancel'

About 50% of the Radio KissKiss's music content is devoted towhat Cacciola describes as non -specialised dance music "Musicto dance to in discos. Anythingfrom Tears For Fears to LisaStansfield. The station also com-piles its own top 16 Dance Chart.

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Privates Launch Campaign

Against BRT Ad Go -Ahead

Brussels - Flemish private stationshave launched a huge campaignagainst a goverment decision toallow state broadcaster BRTRadio to air adverts. The govern-ment gave the final go-ahead for anine year deal in late December.

BRT radio is expected to beginbroadcasting advertising inMarch. The exact terms of the ar-rangement will be finalised at theend of this month but the govern-ment has already made it cleareither BRT or a private firm couldact as the advertising company.Income from radio advertisingwill be used to support BRT TVwhich is facing strong competi-tion from private Flemish TV sta-tion VTM.

In the weeks leading up to thedecision over 180 private stationsjoined forces in a campaign

against the plan. The pressuregroup, Vlaamse AktiekomiteeLokale Radio (VALK), is sup-

ported by many leading Privates,including Radio Contact, RadioGo, Radio Antigoon and RadioExpress. Newspapers and VTMsupported the campaign with freeadvertising space.

Spokesman Johan Van Over-beke says the loss of income to theprivates will force many out ofbusiness: "It takes around Bfr 12million (US$ 300.000)to run agood local private radio station.The total advertising income for

all Flemish stations is less thanBfr 400 million (US$ 10 million).Them are some 424 officialprivates in Flanders, which addsup to an average of Bfr 1 millionper station.

"We are concentrating onpolitical lobbying to limit the

damage as much as possible, Butalready most of the bigger adver-tising companies have started

freezing their budgets. But I amconvinced purely local stationswill survive because they have lit-tle stational advertising!'

Another lobby, the VlaamseMedia Groep (VMG) also critismthe goverment decision. Co-

ordinator Patrick Herroelen saysthey are opposed to any advertis-ing during BRT's daily two hourregional programming, "Thiswould really endanger the

privates. Purely local outlets whoneed advertising to survive, notthe stations who use advertisingjust to make money".

However Stet de Grooeland,managing director of ad produc-tion studio Peeters Producties,sees it differently: "It is the net-works who will suffer and the.whole situation will be brought'back to where if belongs, withlocal stations airing local adver-tisments. And although we have40 private stations as clients, weare already producing for BRT.'

BRT Release Anniversary RecodBRT radio is releasing an albumof cover versions to celebrate the15th anniversary of its music pro-gramme 'Neem Jr Tijd En Zet JrAuroradio Aan' (Take It Easy

And 'Run On Your Car Stereo).The programme, originally laun-ched as a drive time show, waslater renamed 'Neem Se Tijd'.

The show, now hosted by Lutevan Duffel, has always been

followed by a very loyal audienceand BRT says the release of an an-niversary record is a way to thankthem. Producer Frank de Maeyer"When you take a look at the for-mat used in our daily show we usemainly an adult rock repertoirewith artists like Chris Rea, Sting,

Neil Young and Randy Newman."When we came up with the

idea to record an album ourselves,using Flemish artists, we decidedto have them performing theirversions of material whichfeatures regularly on ourplaylists:'

Several Flemish artists likeWim de Craene, Johan Verrnin-nen, Kris de Bruyne and AnnemieGils took part in the session,

recording songs by Elvis Costello,Bruce Springsteen, Tim Hardinand many others. It was recordedat the BRT's Studio -6 facilitiesand will be released at the end ofJanuary by BMG-Ariola.

Industry SoundsOut Local RadioThe Edison Stichting, a founda-tion run by leading members ofthe Dutch record industry, haslaunched a survey of local radiostations in Holland to rises theirinterest in a potential programmesupplied by the industry.

Questionnaires have been sentto some 200 local stations and thefoundation says it will decide inmid -February whether to set upan independent agency to compileand produce the show on behalfof the record companies.

The foundation believes the

scheme has several advantages.Local radios, currently severely

underfunded, would have an ad-

ditional programming source con-taining up-to-date product fromDutch suppliers. The pooled re-sources of the record industrywould ensure high productionstandards and attract a well-known Dutch DJ for the show.

From the industry side, the

foundation says, the programmewould allow companies to makeselected product available to theincreasingly popular local stationswhile, at the same time, cuttingdown on the risk of multiple -copying and piracy. The group alsosays MOR material and nationalproduct could be promoted veryeffectively through the scheme.

Derek And The Dirt Signed to CNR Belgium Publishing/CNR Manager/Lipstick Notes, Gent Debut Album 'Derek And

The Dirt' Current Single 'Oh By The

Way' 'Derek and the Dirt' was pro-

duced by Theo Ina and theband at Studio UptideZelzate.

CNR is promoting the albumwith competitions on privatestations: Radio Contact,Nostalgic and Antigoon (Ant-werp); Go (Ghent); Centraal(Hassell); Gemini (Kortrijk).There is also an in-storeposter campaign.

The band are not planning totour in the near future but

appearances at summer festi-vals are under negotiation.

Euro-release; negotiations atMIDEM.

Derek And The Dirt are a four -piece unit featuring two veteransof the Belgian music scene, drum-mer Jan de Vos and bass playerMartin Alleman. They are joinedby vocalist Dirk 'Derek'Dhaenens and Pim Wolf onguitar.

The debut single Oh By TheWay was picked up by nationalradio and their performance aspromising new act on the recentDiamond Awards Belgian TVshow strengthened their reputa-tion. The follow up single, a

remixed version of the albumtrack Simenort Girl will be releas-ed at the end of January. C

WATCH OUT! WATCH OUT! WATCH OUT!

1990 BRINGS 3 MAJOR NEW SIGNINGS FOR

RCA UK

CARON WHEELER"We're the cats that got the cream"

Lisa Anderson/MD BMG RCA UK

BRIAN KENNEDY"RCA is sitting on a gold mine here, that's for sure"

Music Week

MICHAEL ROSE"This is a 'What's Up' warning: Watch out for Michael Rose!"

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SCANDINAVIAPolyGram Promotion Initiative "Guarantees Airtime"

by Chr s Fuller

PolyGram Norway claims it is

achieving widespread radio a-posure for its artists by supplyinglocal stations with professionallyproduced programming 'pack-ages' on DAT cassette Head ofpromotion David Fishel saysmany stations are broadcastingsome or all of the packagematerial unedited.

Each package features a 12-15minute artist profile including in-terview and album selections, plusa 30 -minute open-ended interviewwith gaps for individual DJs to in-sert questions and 2-3 minutecompetitions offering albums asprizes. Specials alreadydistributed include Tears ForFears, Robin Beck and Zucchero,with others in production on Ar-thur Baker and Backstreet Girls.

David Fishel, "The feedback Iget from the stations indicatesmany air the material in full, andobviously we are delighted withthat. In effect the packagesguarantee airtime for our artists:'

All package material is produc-ed at Berggraf Studios in Oslo, us-ing professional voiceover artists,

and supplied on DAT cassette toPolyGram's own 'A -list' of 35local stations, which include thecapital's Radio Oslo, Tiondheim'sRadio Konrad, Stavanger's RadioVest, Haugesund's Radio 102 andBergen's P3. Fishel: "Aside fromnational radio (NRK NorskRikskringkasting) there are some226 stations in Norway and itwould be uneconomic to servicethem all:'

Though similar promotiontechniques are used in other ter-ritories, Fishel says the idea is newfor Norway, where commercialradio was introduced 20 monthsago and is still "generally under-valued by the record industry".He says stations welcome thematerial because "they have

limited economy and limitedcapacity. High -quality finishedprogramming is a bonus to

them".Gustav Alfheim, head of music

at Trondheim commerdal RadioKonrad says the station prefers tocarry out its own artist interviewsbut when this is not possible"high quality tapes like those sent

out by PolyGram prove mostuseful. We particularly like the ar-tist profiles, the quality is highand we are happy to use them!'

On Norway's west coast atHaugesund, Radio 102's head ofprogrammes Egil Houeland con-gratulates PolyGram on its "en-thusiastic approach. We are onlyreally interested in the material oninternational artists, we couldn't

speak to Tears For Fears and Zuc-chero. The national acts we insiston interviewing ourselves, andeven then we judge each item onits merits. But if the interviewscontinue to be free of hype andhave a journalistic approach thenthey have a place in our program-ming. We would welcome similarmaterial from other record com-panies:'

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by Ka"

Helsinki - Two applications tobecome Finland's first nationalindependent radio station havebeen rejected by the governmenton the grounds of "immatureplanning and insufficiently detail-ed analysis". The unsuccessfulapplicants were HelsinginFaikallinen Radio and Pro Radio.

The Council of State has alsogranted a new 10 -year licence toYleisradio (YLE), the state radioand TV broadcaster. YLE

Independentand

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channels and two national TVchannels.

The new licence acknowledgesan agreement between YLE andthe commercial broadcasterMainos TV under which Mainosrents transmission time fromYLE. But starting from 1993

Mainos TV will broadcast solelyon Channel 3 (Kolmoskanava),leaving the two YLE channels freeof advertising. After 1993 Maimswill continue to use YLE

SPAIN & PORTUGAL

Rusconi Group Buys Into Grupo 16

Italy's Rusconi Editore publishinggroup has paid Pta 5 billion (app.$43 million) for a 10%5 stake ofthe Spanish communicationscompany Grupo 16. The deal in-cludes Grupo I6's Madrid FMradio station Radio 16.

Grupo 16, which publishesnewspapers, fashion, leisure andeconomy magazines as well as

historical and political books, ob-tained five radio licenses in 1981.It went into partnership with SERand together they created the FMnetwork Radio Minuto Cadena16. After a parting of the ways in1986 SEE kept the rights to thename Radio Minuto and Grupo16 kept the Madrid frequency,renaming the station Radio 16.

Angel Mosteria, head of RadioIf, welcomes Rusconi's involve-ment and says it will speed up thegroups expansion plans in bothpublishing and radio. The groupis hoping to announce new Ven-tures in both fields early next year.

by fames Bourne

Given the cross border natureof the partnership Radio 16 is veryinterested in setting up in otherEuropean capital cities. Mosteriasays this may be done in conjunc-tion with third parties and addsthat talks for such projects werealready underway before RUS-

coni's purchase. However he says"strengthened by this union (withRusconi)we can take on biggerprojects than we could have singlehandedly".

Mosteria says only having fivelicenses in Spain is no handicapsince existing stations or networkscan be purchased and points outRusconj publishes youth andmusic magazines whereas Grupo16 does not. Ana Blanco, head ofmusic programming at the sta-tion, suggests the station is cur-rently more important to thegroup for prestige reasons thanfor any money it might make.

The station has a 24 hour musicformat with records picked from

an 85 strong weekly list ofSpanish and international singles,LPs and some golden oldies.Eight tracks a week are chosen aspowerplays. Records are played informula rotation for most of theday although the station hasspecialised black music and dancemusic shows.

The programme 'El Eseondite'features invited artists who are in-terviewed and chose theirfavourite tracks by other artistsmixed with their own bestmaterial. Radio 16 alsoretransmits the Cassey CassimAmerical Top 40 show onSundays.

Blanco admits the choice ofmaterial is highly personal but sheaims for mostly mainstream chartmaterial aimed at a listeneraround 25 years old. The station isnow one of Madrids top stationsafter suffering from listener con-fusion and identity problemsfollowing the split with SER. 0

Antenna 3 BeginsBroadcastingAntena 3, the radio group movinginto private TV, is the first of thethree new private TV groups inSpain to go on air, It began testcard transmissions on December15, followed by a month of trialprogramming from December 25.

The new channel is broad-casting 6-10 hours a day of filmsand trailers for upcoming attracilions before commencing 14-18hours a day of full programmingon January 25. Over 250 Spanishpersonalities, actors, politiciansand pop stars have recorded in-dividual greetings which are beingfired in the trial month. In MarchAntena 3 is hoping to be able tobroadest to Valencia as well asMadrid and Barcelona.

Meanwhile pop manager andproducer lose Luis Gil has con-firmed he did not finally acceptthe channels offer to become itsmusic programme director.Uncertainty about the privates'likelyhood of success is said to becausing recruitment problems forall three new channels.

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This well -crafted rock song could easily break this Berlin -based Ave -pieceon an international scale. ft is the first single from their debut LPAnother Poem From The 20th Century and is getting local airplay. Atour of West Germany, France and Scandinavia is scheduled for early

1990. Licence free for the world except West Germany, Austria andwitzerland. Sub.publisbbag free where PolyGram affiliate, turn down their option.

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te1.19.2.8536/fax860175/0,732806A smooth streamlined and melancholic balladfrom this talented Australian artist. He is bas-ed in Italy and is an ex -model and M a super-ficial way can be compared to Baltimora (Thr-an Boy), but not as self-consciously poppy.Licence available whom affiliates refuse optionand some sub -publishing.

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A really nasty trash/punk recording with aZappa-esque character from this Berlin -basedband. This track is taken from their debut LPDas R011werk which has German as well asEnglish -language songs. Licence and sub -publishing free except West Germany.

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A laid-back, immensely catchy, reggae-ish

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LAITaire Louis' TrioSumo De Lames (Barclay/France).ContacrPolygram/Chrisdne Dawes/te1.13.1.40787019/far45650031

This jazzy and moody, late -night shuffle couldbring the talented French trio some hirer -na-tional recognition. The trio are well-known inFrance for their entertaining live performancesand their witty and atmospheric records.Licence not available, but sub -publishing freefor the world except France.

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Tony Scott, whose second single That's HowI'm Living (Talent Tracks cassette no 18) wasone of the best Hiphouse records of the year(and heralded the start of a renaissance inDutch dance music) has released his debutalbum called The Chief. That's How I'm Liv-ing by the way was a hit in UK, Holland andAmerica and did respectably in Germany andFrance The next single, called Get Into It, willbe released at the beginning of January.

Stranger things have happened butSwitzerIkand has a CAW singer who is reallyrather good. John Brack (cassette no.25) whohas a voice not unlike Elvius Presley will be do-ing a few dates in Switzerland early next year. Ifyou happen out that way "on the piste"check him out: Jan 26 Solothurn (Landhaus),Feb I Buchs (Restaurant. WynegartK Feb 8Wadenswil (Glarnischhalle), Feb 17 & 27Zurich (Schutzenhaus Albisguetli).

In case you did not already know Felly, thepouting, blue -lipped singer of Technotronic has

left the group to pursue a solo career. Her firstLP as a solo singer is expected to be ready bythe summer of 1990, preceded of course by asingle or singles. She will be replaced byManuda "Ye Kid K Kamosi, a

singer/songwriter from Zaire who was part ofthe team that wrote Pump Up The Jam.

They Stoll presenting the fiat co, Of his debutLP to Dutch DJ Roan Albers.

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(cassette no.14) have finally been recognised asan international talent. The band were original-ly signed to Phonogram Sweden but now thecontract has been transfered to the UK affiliatefor Europe and Atco for USA and Canada.They are off m Vancouver to record 4 newtracks and rains 8 others(with Bob Rock producing) from their debutLP Funk `0' Metal Carpet Ride, this will thenbecome their first international release at theend of March or early April.

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SINGLE OF THE WEEKDel AmitriNothing Ever Happens - A&PIA classic true-life.stery in the mouldof Abba's The Day Before You Coneor Paul McCartney's Another Dayfrom a band that have been con-sistently excellent and just as con-sistently ignored. Like Deacon Blueand label -ma. Gun they are yet

another Scottish band with a knack for writing sharp, no-nonsense popsongs of considerable class. Taken from their excellent second LP Wak-

L ing Hours this is a band who can not be too highly recommended.

ALBUM OF THE WEEKThird BassThe Cactus Album - OBR/CBS

Imagine she snappiest hip hop spiced -sip wish 305 style an horns and chart -wise production values.That toughly is the sound of ThirdBass. Ina superficial way this LPbears a resemblance to De La Soul,the cut -ups and multi -cultural in-

fluences are similar to 3 lee, High& Rising but ultimately this is a muchmom straightforward record that takes De La Soul's ideas one stage fur-ther. Try Monte Hall and The Cactus.

Roth VoisineHelene -BMGFrroh

Stranger things have happened -but not often. A French Cana-dian with a record deal inFrance and Top 10 in theEurocharts. A strong ballad,reminiscent of Elton John's ear-ly material.

Edoardo Bennet° &Gianna NanniniUtiEstate Italians - %centerThe official song of the 1990World Cup is written and per-formed by two of Italy's mostpopular artists with help fromGiorgio Moroder. Stirring, sing -along stuff guaranteed to bringa tear to the eye of every Italian- not sure about the rest of theworld though.

Tanita TikaramWe Almost Got It Together - WEAA jolly song with an uptempofeel and catchy guitar riff. Ra-dio friendly and very pleasant.

Bolland & BollandThe Wall Came Tumbling Dorsi Wee

From the producers of Falcocomes an easy-going pop songwith an attractive chorus aboutthe Berlin Wall. Some chance ofcrossover success.

Laurie AndersonBaby Doll Warner Brothers

A playful semi -spoken songwith a calypso feel and catchy,gospel chorus. Cute.

ClannadA Dream In The Night - RCA/Bela

Predictably atmospheric stuffwith certain misty, Irishcharm.a More useful to late -night programmers.

Tongue N' CheekEncore -Syncopate

Once again the considerablelegacy left by Chic is being ex-ploited by modern dance crews.A radio -friendly number writ-ten by Jam & Lewis.

Mr.LeeGet Busy -fire

A hip house number that isalready a hit in Holland. Greatgroove and an insistent hookline.

Deacon BlueQueen Of The New Year CBS

A refreshing and light-heartednumber with a C&W rhythm hrthe mould of Real Gone Kid.Very probably a huge hit.

CC CatchMidnight Hour- Metronome

Nothing to do with the WilsonPickett track of the same name.This number has an =clientKeith Cohen re -mix (Paula Ab-dul, Alexander O'Neil) butlacks any real power in the vocaldelivery.

Noir DesirLes Ecorches - Kerley

Another excellent rock basedpop song from one of the verybest of the new French groups.Moody, passionate and totallyconvincing.

Paul SimpsonWalk Away From Lose - Coolterrpo

A very American sound fromthis talented UK composer.Featuring the considerable vocaltalents of Anthony White.

La PatEine Frau Fur Die Liehe Etat

Despite her well publiciseddislike of making records, thisDutch artist has made a finedebut LP in the cabaret tradi-tion. Although she is not astraditional as Ute temper, thematerial has a definite Weill-esque character. Add to this aplayful sense of melody and youhave a very successful firstalbum. 'By Fischweib,Cinderella and Voi Batare.

Seigen OnoComma Do Garcons VentureA haunting and beautifulrecord, largely made up of in-strumental pieces. The songsoften *aunt strings and, on themore Latin influenced stuff,brass. With guitar by ArmLindsay and Bill Friroll this is avaried, lovingly constructedrecord that would be suitablefor adventurous programmers.

Lil Louis & The WorldFrom The Mini Of Lil FERRILondon

The man responsible for one ofthe biggest House hits of lastyear, French Kis has come upwith an album of tough, late 80sdance music Some of the tracksare really ouly to be danced tobut others such as Black Outand Insecure are substantial, well-produced contemporary pop.

The SundaysReading,Writing & Arithmetic -Bout Fa*

After the immense amount ofUK press hype and a sparklingdebut single Can't Be Sure,comts the album. In case youhave not heard the band theymake a sound best described assoft rock or folk -tinged pop bas-ed around Harriet Wheeler'sstrong, clear voice. As an LP thisis not as good as one might haveexpected but that is probablypartly because so much was ex-pected.

SybilSybil - Nex

Against a background of hard,House inspired pop are artistslike Soul II Soul, Paul Simpsonand Sybil. Theirs is an altogethersofter world view and they alltake a fair degree of inspirationfrom late 70s dance musicgenerally and Chic in particular.This is tine LP of laid-back,melodic dance music from anumber of happening producersincluding Gail King, Jam. Brat -ton and Howie Hersh.

Oran Juice JonesTo Be Immortal - MIKESR&B with a funky, playful edgewhich at its best is reminiscent ofJohnny Guitar Watson. Unde-manding music which suffersfrom some truly awful lyrics butmusically is sophisticated andpleasant enough.

FinitribeGrossing 10K - One Link ManAn album that proves thatradical pop and moderntechnology can combine to makegood music Powerful, uncom-promising and full of righteousanger this is a vital word foralternative and dance program-mers. Try Built In Monster andAsk A Slily Question.

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Europe Is Going To Get Wet Wet WetScotland's Wet Wet Wetrounded of/ the 80s witha five week promotional

tour of 10 Europeanterritories which left

them well prepared toreturn this month and

kick off the 90s with anextensive concert tour

for the new LP 'HoldingBack The River:

dd- he whole marketingcampaign for this year

will focus on the fact the they area band who can play live;' saysPhonogram's Suzanne Catty whois finalising release schedules,

advertising plans and furtherpromotional activities in line withthe tour which begins on January14.

So far, the four -man band haveconfirmed dates in France WestGermany, Denmark and Hollandbefore the end of February whenthey return to the UK. Promotionwas handled in advance due to the

heavy schedule and in anise tocatch the pre -Christmas market.

"We have covered all thebases:' says Catty. "Now theyhave moved up to the next leveland during the tour they will onlybe doing the major TVs and pressas well as the sports ring radiostations!

The band's current UK hitballad, Broke Away, will be

releasd as the second single in theBenelux and Scandinavianterritories. Countries with slowermoving charts will move straightonto the album's title track inearly February. A third single willbe released in the UK a couple ofweeks later.

Catty says Holding Back TheRiver was chosen as a singlebecause as a track it gives an idea

of what Wel Wet Wet can do live.The video features footage fromtheir recent Glasgow Greenconcert which was filmed forcommercial video release by PMVand is being promoted alongside

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the album during the tour.TV and radio advertising early

in the year will help boost albumsales, which reached the largettedone million mark worldwide byChristmas (their debut LPPopped In Souled Out sold twoand a half million worldwide; oneand a half of those were in theUK).

Catty is optimistic about asignificant increase in sales forthis LP in West Germany andHolland and she expects the bandwill find a new audience in Spainand Italy. "Spain have puttogether a massive marketing playaround the tour dates there andthe radio and TV campaign hasbeen lied into the tour through theSER network"

The band's shows at WembleyArena this month have beenrecorded for a 90 -minute concertspecial for radio and this will beoffered to stations throughoutEurope for broadcast

immediately before or after thelive dates in each particularcountry.

"Radio is vital to the band:'says Catty, "they believe so

strongly in their music and theylike to get on the radio where theirmusic can do the talking!' Sheadmits their strong Scottishaccents have sometimes made live

interviews on European stations ademanding if not amusingexperience. "They do have to beconscious of speaking slowly andclearly and they are getting betterat it:' she says.

However, when in trouble theband have their own solution.Catty: "They can do anythinganywhere. They do acappelle andacoustic numbers off the cuff andthey sing all the time on the bus ataloe airport, in the restaurant. Atradio studios, when there is a

problem, they just stop talkingand start singing!' I]

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SPOTLIGHTTanita Tikaram Unveils Her Sweet Souvenirs

Less than 18 months afterthe release of her debut

LP Ancient Heart:20 -year old singer -songwriter Tanita

Tikaram returns thismonth with her second

album titled 'The SweetKeeper:

Wteith Ancient HeartTikaram built up an in-mational following

that resulted in three and a halfmillion album sales and a sixmonth tour of Europe, the USand Canada. By the summer shewas ready to start recording againwith the same producers, RodArgent and Peter van Hookeworking in Argent's home studio."It is easy to work like that, youjust feel very relaxed and you canjust get on with your music!' saysTikaram. "I just wanted to makeanother album and I had all thesongs!'

Not surprisingly the newmaterial has a feeling of pickingup where she left off and the fanswon last time around are unlikelyto be disappointed with the 10new songs. Tikaram tends to writespontaneously, her work remai-ning largely unrevised withcharacteristic themes cropping upthroughout. The 'Sweet Keeper' isa character in one of the newssongs, I Owe It All To You,

written about her mother. The'Ancient Heart' of the first albumtitle comes horn one of its tracksCathedral Song.

"I have a wealth of material Ihave a well of people to share withyou!' goes a line in one of herearly lyrics. As a songwriterTikaram knows she can rely onthe emotional response of heraudience and says the old songscontinue to evolve for her. "Thatis what keeps them alive. I

especially like to hear what theymean to other peopl' she says.

'These songs are quite inter-national: writes Tikaram in hernotes on the new album. 'Theyhave been written all over theplace, all written on tour. I can

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remember places by the songs Ihave written:

So, It All Came Back Todaybrings back memories of SanDiego, Consider The Rain

reminds her of a torrentialdownpour in Rome and the testsingle, NM Almost Got It Together,is her souvenir of Dublin "It isa very up song and it seemed agood way to start the new year -onp a' positive note! ' she says.

The single was released on

January 2, often a risky time ofyear for new product, but UKradio was serviced with it earlyresulting in a significant amountof pm -release airplay on BBCRadio One. Tikaram was alsoavailable for promotion in earlyDecember so the UK -basedinternational radio show 'RockOver London' and the 'Coca-Cola Eurcehart Hot 100' werealready behind the single by

Christmas.She is spending January pro-

moting the single and album inEurope before starting a 15 --

month world tour in the UK on

February 3. In mid March shemoves across to Europe for sevenweeks touring Holland, Den-mark, Sweden, Finland, Norway,West Germany and France. Then,after visiting the US, she willreturn to Europe for the summerfestivals and the rest of thecontinent will be covered in theautumn with the tour lasting wellinto 1991.

The schedule seems gruellingbut Tikaram enjoys it. "I am any

eager to get on the road again. Ihave got some new players, theband is slightly bigger. It will begood fun for me to see how it allfits together!'

Her manager is agent andpromoter Paul Charles of theUK's longest established agencyAsgard. He took her on two yearsago and is confident thatalthough still only 20, she has thetalent and attitude to deal withher success. "From day one shehas been actively involved in theplanning of all her careen" hesays. "She has a grasp ofeverything that is happening.

Even when I met her at 18 sheknew about publishing (Tikaramnow has her own publishingcompany Brogue Music). She alsoknew about MR and had a goodidea that she wanted to makemusic her career and 50 had goneto the trouble of finding outabout the busirans!'

Together Charles and Tikaramdecided WEA was the best recordcompany for her needs "becausethey were most into what she wasdoing for the right reasons", saysCharles. "They convinced us thatfrom working at an internationallevel with Jam Mitchell, JacksonBrowne Paul Simon and RyCooder they knew how to lookafter this kind of artist. One of thethings which pleased me was thatwhen she went round theterritories to do internationalpromotion right at the beginning,without exception, they treated

wanted to help break her and theydid not just want to wait forthings to happen in the UK first!'

Norway is without doubtTikaram's biggest success story.Ancient Heart is the country'sbiggest ever -selling CD and it

topped the album chart there for14 weeks. "The record companyin Norway was very supportive ofTikaram from the word go:' saysNina Howard from WEA's inter-national department in London."She did a lot of promotion therewhich increased awareness andshe feels very at home there TheNorwegians do like her son ofmusic - you only need to look atthe success of Leonard Cohenthem All these factors contri-buted to her success!'

A video of her concert on theisland of Mosti, off the coast nearBergen, was filmed during theNorwegian tour and televised byChannel 4 in the UK on January3. The country also inspired asong on the new album. Sunset'sArrived was written in Oslo as "asort of celebration".

People who met TanitaTikaram last year will notice shehas become more cosmopolitanand she admits that travelling andtouring have made her moreconfident.

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Chart Busters is a quick reference to this week's Hot 100 Singles/Albums andthe European Top 50 charts. Chart positions are hdrated where appropriate.

SINGLES OF THE WEEK I (CHART ENTRIESI

Vital for your play list.

Del Amitri - Nothing Ever Happens (ASH)Deacon Blue - Queen Of The New Year (ces)Roch Voisin - Helene (8))cfanota)Tanita Tikaram - We Almost Got It Together (Wee)

Airplay Top SOBand Aid II - Do They Know Its Christmas, (6) (AWL)

Queen - The Miracle (33) . (PttRPRRhaJason Donovan - When You Come Back To Me (36) (PWL)

Gipsy Kings - Volare (39) (PEOPCBS)

Sonia -Listen To Your Heart (43) (Chryalit)Wet Wet Wet - Broke Away (44) (Precous/Phonogram)

Hot 100 SinglesBand Aid II - Do They Know It's Christmas, (2) (PWL)

De La Soul - The Magic Number (22) (Ehg La/Tommy Boy)

Les Valses De Vienne - Francois Feldman (23) (Marna/Carob)

Hangin' Tough - New Kids On The Block (27)Bros -Sister (34) (CBS)

Top 100 AlbumsOriginal Naabtal Duo & S. Bross -Frohe Weinacht(10) (MG Anal&Placid° Domingo - Die Scheenste Stimme... (17) (Cs)

1SUREHITS'I

Clannad - A Dream In The Night (RCA/BPIG)

Tongue N' Cheek - Encore (Syncopate)Mr.Lee - Get Busy 0,)Eduardo Bennato & Sienna Nannini Un'Estate hallana (5,,,,n)CC Catch - Midnight Hour (Metronome)

Noir Desir Les Ecorches (a My)I(CBS)EURO-CROSSOVERSContinental records ready to cross -aver

Roth Voisine - Helen e ,,,,,,,,Noir Desir - Les Ecorches (Barclay)

I EMERGING TALENTNew acts with hot product.

La Pat - Eine Frau Fur Die Liebe (EMI)

Seigen Ono - Comme Des Garcons (v more)Lil Louis & The World - From The Mind Of Lil Louis (FFRR.Zondo)The Sundays - Reading,Wrtung & Arithmetic (Rough Troia

I FAST MOVERSAirplay Top 50Madonna - Dear Jessie (3-10) (sere)

Sydney Youngblood - Sit And Wait (5-18) (CpcsAirgm)Dusty Springfield - In Private (8-37) (Parlophone)The Christians - Words (16-28) (Island)

Richard Marx- Angela (17-41) (EMI USA)

Hot 100 SinglesJason Donovan - When You Come Back To Me (5-11) (AWL)

Madonna- Dear Jessie (14-33) Are)Andy Stewart- Donald Where's Your Trousers (16-38) (Stone/SoneeSydney Youngblood- Sit And Wait (17-37) (Cadlergin)Jimmy Somerville- Comment Te Dire Adieu (20-30) (London)

Top 100 AlbumsWet Wet Wet - Holding Back The River (13-49) (Precaus,honogram)Rosette - Look Sharp (46-63) (Parloohone)

I ENCORErunner MINI tips still in need of your support.

The Chimes -Heaven (CBS)

Mary Margaret O'Hara - A New Day 01')The Nate - his Over NowThe Marines - Go Go Now 17,:1,

Daniel Landis - The Maker ,,,,,.,'ALBUMS OF THE WEEKThird Bass - The Cactus Album (050/01S)Sybil - Sybil

(N"`"''''''")Oran Juice Jones - To Be Immortal (ORR/CBS)

Finitribe - Grossing 10K (One tale 'adoptLa Pat - Eine Frau Fur Die Liebe (EH,

Seigen Ono - Comore Des Garcons (Ware)Lil Louis & The World - From The Mind OIL Louis (FFRR/London)The Sundays - Reading,Wraing & Arithmetic (Rough Yale)Etienne Daho - Live Ed! (7,n)Passion Fodder -Woke Up This Morning... (a`.''''''''''''BOB State -Ninety (ITT)Pino Daniele - Mascalzone Latino (Raga, £ Me

HOT ADDSBreaking Out On European RadioLiving In A Box - A Different Air (Chrysalis)

Neneh Cherry- Iona Cry Mama (Drealergo)

YESTER HITS the Eurochart top five nom five years ago ANUARY 13- 1985SinglesStevie Wonder - I lust Called To Say I Love You (Motow)Ray Parker Jr. - Ghostbusters (Anna)Madonna - Like A Virgil (Ine)Band Aid - Do They Know It's Christmas? (Mercury)Jackson & Zadara - When The Rain Begins To Fa (Arista)

AlbumsFrankie GTH - Welcome To The Pleasure Dome (ZTT/Island)Wham! - Make It Blg (E p)Tina Turner- Private Dancer (CV,n4Sade - Diamond Life (Epic)

Duran Duran - Arena (Parloohone)

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21 le 5This Old Heart Of Mine 46 13110. s'rRod Stewart. Warner Brothers &Pete Music) Bros- CR5 (0.11rWarner ChappeaGralum)

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8 Patit &Lady g, Dancando Lambada 49 That What They Always Saysawn. CBS (HMO SCBM Production) Chris Rea- wEA (Warner Chappell)0 Tem. Trent O'Arby-reused 01.3.3

25 " Getting Away With It 50 coo, I'll Sail This Ship AloneElectronic. Faday Maus) Beautiful South -Gallas (Go' Gas Music))

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31 " ' Getr 2:1a n'fofr RIF! ristS

7 The Road To Hell (Part 2)Clots Rea- WEA (Mope, Mac)

32 Verlieben VerlierenPluealmer Preface. CBS (04 f Whaled* dal

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34 , Wunder Geuheh'nPena- CBS illandaript)

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TITLEARTIST - ORIGINAL LABEL - (PUBLISHER) COUNTRIES CHARTED

2 8Another Day In ParadisePhil Collins- Virgin/WEA (Phil Collins/Hit & Run)

UK.FLAHSpAChSwPaDk.N.Fil

O Do They Know It's Christmas ?Band Aid II- PWL (Chappell Music)

UKGRH

3 22Lambada

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Jive Bunny & The Mastermixers- Musk Factory Dance (Copyright Control)

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35 21 2Street Tuff

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UK.G8HChSvel

36 1" Don't Know MuchLinda Ronstadt & Aaron Neville- Werner Brothers (EMI Music)

UKBH.Ir

74 3Santa Maria De GuadeloupeLa Compagnie Creole- Carrere (Zagora)

38 34 6On Se CalmeBassline Boys- sic Records (Eduons sic)

Queen Of The New YearDeacon Blue- CBS (ATV/SBK)

UK

70 35 13If I Could Turn Back TimeCher- Geffen (Realsongs)

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71 49 3Steamy WindowsTina Turner- Capitol (Constant Evolution Musk)

G.B.HCh.DI

72 61 3Sign 0' The Times/Amsterdam E. P. UK 8 H.DI

Simple Minds- Virgin (Warner Chappell)

O II 3When You Come Back To MeJason Donovan- PWL (All Boys Music)

UK.G.8 39 29 6Homely GirlUB40- Virgin (Virgin/Intersong)

UKH.k

6 3 12Girl I'm Gonna Miss YouMilli Hansa/BMG/Chrysak (FAR Musk)

UK.F6SHSp.A.ChSve.DIr.N The Best40 19 18

Tina Turner- Capitol (Zomba Music)

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73 48 20Losing My MindLiza Minnelli- Epic (Carlin Musk)

74 47 4In PrivateDusty Springfield- Parlophone (Cage Plusit/10 Music)

UK

7 13 3Get A LifeSoul II Soul- 10 Records/Virgin (Puy B/Wgin/Soul II Soul)

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8 8 9All Around The WorldLisa Stansfield- Arboa/BMG (Big Life Music)

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9 10 7HeleneRoch Voisine- GM/BMG Ariola (Ed Georges Mary)

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41 36 4I Don't Wanna Lose YouTina Turner- Cora (Constant Evolution Music)

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42 12Leave A Light On

23Belinda Carlisle- Fern (Future Furrature/Wyn)

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39 3You Surround MeErasure- Mute (Sonet/MusicalMoment/Bell)

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4 23Jive Bunny & The Mastermixers Musk Factory Dance (Copyright Control)

Eizo 20 Seconds To ComplySilver Bullet- Tam B. (mid Music)

12 6 20Ride On Time UK.f0BSpAChSw.N.firwl

Black Box- de/Construction/RCA/BMG (Intersong/Copyright Ctrl)

13 7 17Pump Up The JamTechnotronic- ARS/CNR (Bogam/BMC Publishing)

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EE* Le Pere De Noel Des MusclesLes Muscles- (A -B Editions)

65 8Grand PianoMixmaster- ecti (Copyright Control)

C) Dear JessieMadonna- She (Webo Girl/Johnny Trona)

UK.G.8H.D

15 16Listen To Your Heart

7

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38 3Donald Where's Your TrousersAndy Stewart Stone/Sorer (Kerrs Music)

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0 37 3Sit And WaitSydney Youngbloock-cirra,virseiovombojille,

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18 18 14Y A Pas Que Les Grands Qui ReventMelody- Orlando/Carrere (Atalante)

19 12 10Dancando LambadaKaoma- CBS (HMLO BV/BM Productions)

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28 8EasyIce MG ZYX/Plikulski (Copyright Control)

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Les Valses De VienneFrancois Feldman- Phonogram (INardwcarole)

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69 2Jingle Bells (Circling Stars)Confetti's- USA (Copyright Control)

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EE0WordsThe Christians- Island (10 Music)

UK.H

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UK

DHey YouQuireboys- Parlophone (PohGram Music)

UK

Ci*Going Back To My RootsFPI Project- Rumour (EMI/Rumour)

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56 51 8Quand Jimmy DitPatricia Kaas- Polydor (Back To PansZone Music)

57 32 8Never Too LateKylie Minogue- PWL (AB Boys Music)

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13* Big WedgeFish- EMI (Fishy/Hit & Run Music)

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97 3Tremblement De TerreDorothee- A-B/Polydor (Abedmons)

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Manchester Rave OnHappy Mondays- Factory (London Music)

Got To Have Your LoveMantronix Feat Wondress- Ckkol (Various)

The Message Is LoveArthur Baker Featuring Al Green- A&M Ontersong/MCA Music)

Petit Papa NoelTino Rossi- Columbia/Pathe Marconi (Max Eschig)

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UK

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80 54 2

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81Lily Was HereDavid A. Stewart & Candy Duller- RCA/BMG (D'nA/BMG Musk)

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82 La* MegamaxiJive Bunny & The Mastermixers- Carrere (Copyright Control)

83The Road To Hell (Part 2)Chris Rea- WEA (Magnet Music)

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84 13* AngeliaRichard Marx- EMI USA (SBK Songs/Warner Chappell

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Woman In ChainsTemigkor Fears 41(ipa/Phonogram (Virgin Music)

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62 5What The World Is Waiting ForThe Stone Roses- swerrone Rambo Musk)

87 70 3Mega Rama '89Bananarama- London (carious)

UK

88 82 3Pump Up The JamMC Sar & The Real MC Coy- ZYX/Mikulski (Stop & Go Music/BCM)

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89 1:1* VolareGipsy Kings- PEM/CBS (Curti)

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90 D Put Your Hands TogetherD Mob- London (EMI Music/Alan/Slam Jam)

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91 78If You Don't Know Me By Now

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92 24 17Right Here WaitingRichard Marx- EMI USA (Various)

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25 22 13We Didn't Start The FireBilly Joel- CBS (EMI Music)

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25 8Quand Tu Serres Mon CorpsPacifique- Vogue (Xyla)

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g 57 3Casser La VoixPatrick Bruel-RCNBMG (Scarier O'Lora Musk)

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30 63 3Deep Heat '89Latino Rave- Deep Heat (Various)

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31 79 2Getting Away With ItElectronic- Factory (Various)

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ID*L'Homme En BlancPierre Bachelet- (Asrep)

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63 2712

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64 71 2The Official Bootleg MegamixAlexander O'Neal- Tabu (EMI Muse)

UK

1:3* Yes We CanArtists United For Nature -(Various)

20Blame It On The BoogieBig Fun-pe (Global)

Can't Shake The Feeling0 40 5Big Fun-lve (All Boys Music)

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33 15 15If Only I CouldSydney Youngblood- Ciroa/Wrgui (Copyright Control)

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67 56 29Sealed With A KissJason Donovan- Pwr. (Warner Chappell)

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UK

93 Er* Inna City MamaNeneh Cherry- Circa (Agin Music/Copyright Control)

UK

94 LW Si J'Etais MoiJohnny Hallyday- PhilMs/Phonogrwir (Veranda/Desperado)

95 co, I'll Sail This Ship AloneBeautiful South- Go!Discs (Go! Discs)

UK

96 87 2Whenever God Shines His LightVan Morrison & Cliff Richard- Polydor (Essential Music)

UK

97 90 2ErdbeermundSigmund Und Seine Freunde- EMI Electroki (Alice)

98 inzo. Could Have Told You SoHalo James- Epic (Not Listed)

UK

99 86 3Laat je GaanPetra & Co- Carrere (Mouse Musk)

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100 El* Every Day NowTexas- Mercury (Virgin Music)

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ding Sweden's first megastore, due to open in August this year.

1. ATM -OZ -FEAR Atmosfear Feat May B 6.00 USA Import Rec. 2. ROCK IT TOTHE BONE Jade 3.35 Antler/Subway Rec. (BE'S SONGS)3.CHANED HEART Broncobily 3.20 Project Rec (PROJECT SONGS) 4. I WANNA GET TO YA Linda Davis 4.00 Project Rec. (PROJECT

SONGS) 5. PARTY PEOPLE Frankie la Motto 4.09 Ricochet Rec. (RICOCHET MUSIC) 6. BIRDS OF PASSAGE Bel Canto 4.23Crammed Disc (EDITION DE LA BASCULE) 7. ALL WE NEED IS TIME Nils Landgren 4.00 Caprice Rec. (Publ. available)

8. MYSTERIOUS Phill Edwards & Jocelyn Brouwn 3.35 Gig Records 9. ADLER IN WINDBABY BLUE Put Pur/Weiliboy4.00 EMP/Vanessa Rec. (TAMPA) 10. GIRLS Bianca Ciccu 4.34 ITM/Records(TM VERLAG) IL DAILY LIVE New

Enemies 3.29 Red flame (RALFS ORIG MUSIC/FM SONGS/KICK MUSIC) 12. SOMETHING BETTERMobile homes 4.19 Hawk Records AB (SCAND.SONGS AB) 13. HUMAN Shane 4.10 CBS (WARNER BROS)

14. COMM' BACK TO YOU Jimmy Tittle 3.18 Dixiefrog (BMG/WARNER) 15. THE RIVER OF LIFEThe POLLEN 3.30 DANCENTERIA (ZAP ZAP MUSIC) 16. OTHER PLACES The Needles 4.38

Black Cat Label (BLACK CAT PURL) 17. LOCO LOCO Tukano 3,50 Duck Records (BEBAS/BUMSHIVA/EMLASA) 18. JUMP ON THE FLOOR Black Kiss Featuring Cherita 3.53

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Nordic Talent For the NinetiesJon Henley

In the 70s it was Abba. Then came A -Ha. The late Mshave belonged to Roxette. Who are Scandinavian Din

tipping to take over the crown in the 90s, and whatpart does radio play in making the hits of tomorrow?

Bo Berg, Voice, Copenhagen:"1 would select two acts: Nikolaj

and Sos Fenger. Nikolaj is a

guitarist, a cross between BraeSpringsteen and traditional folk -a bit of everything and a hardstyle to describe His first solo LPon Medley has had rave pressreviews and we have been playinghim heavily at the Voice.

'Bo Berg, Radio Vole e, Copenhagen

"He sings in Danish but thatshould be no obstacle to success inScandinavia. Sanne Salomensenhas sold over 300.000 of herlance LP across Scandinavia andshe sings exclusively in Danish.The rave reviews may be a pro-blem - it is the old story of criticalsuccess almost blocking popularappeal. This LP will probably on-ly sell around 25.003. But he is abig hope for the future.

"Sac Fenger is terrific She hassung backing or lead vocals foralmost every major Danish bandyou could name and her first soloLP has topped our album charts.We are playing her more thanthree times a day. One of thetracks is in Swedish and she hasdeclared her intention of wantingto sell internationally.

"Of the established acts, I

think Disneyland After Dark(DAD) are going to be one of thebiggest Danish acts we have everseen.Them is an awful lot of talent herejust waiting for the breakthrough.And local radio is becoming theplace to break it. Particularly nowas the independent record com-

panics realise what we can do andhave begun sending us decent pro-mo material!'

Niels Pedersen, Uptown FM,Copenhagen:"If I had to pick one it would beHenning Staeek (Genlyd). He hasbeen singing solo for 10 years buthe really only found his own voicewith his latest LP, Dreams ToRemember. It has got the spirit ofR&B and late 50s rock 'n roll andlearnt. Elvis Presley's oldvocalists, the Jordanaires. He ison heavy rotation, between twoand four times a day

"Of course DAD and laidBack are already trying hard tobreak outside Denmark. But weare badly in need of some newacts here.

"We play 20% Danish music,sometimes mom The local sta-tions are winning and record com-panies are waking up to the factthat they cannot break an actwithout our support. DanmarksRadio, the state broadcaster, is

still living in 1949. But we couldalso do better - the concept ofprogramming is still very new hereand a lot of stations play 'free for-mat' which means they miss a lotof acts. We could really build anact up with proper programm-ing:'

May Pedersen, Uptown FM,Copenhagen

Bjorn Faarlund, Radio One,Oslo:"The most promising Norwegianact is One 2 Many. They spent fiveweeks in the US top 40 but didnothing in Europe Another isTNT, a heavy rock group whichhave done well in Japan but areyet to make an impact on the restof the world. My other tips wouldbe Stage Dolls, Lava -.Norway's

Bjorn Faarlund, Radio One Oslo

most talented session musicians -Brother To Brother and 2 Brave.They all have a chance And thenthem is Dance With A Stranger.They sing in English and they arehugely popular here.

"The most important factorfor any Scandinavian band hop-ing to break internationally is

luck. Look at Roxette - someonetook a tape to the US, a DJ likedit, and you have a mega -hit. Thereare enough good musiciansaround, they just need to be in theright place at the right time. AlsoI think it is fair to say the recordcompanies have spent money inthe wrong places in the past.

"Commercial radio is becom-ing a major force in Norway. Ithas been around for eight yearsand has changed the industry -

before that you had one statebroadcaster, no chart shows andno playlisting. Commercial TVwould help the music industrybecause at present there is one TVmusic show a week, lasting for on-ly 30 mine. But commercial radiohas definitely helped break acts.One 2 Many would not have had ahit without it. It is particularlyimportant in parts of the countrythat do not have access to satelliteTV.

"But just as vital in Norway istouring. Norwegians like acts they.n see and believe in:'

Tony Burton, Hit Factory andRadio West, Stavanger:"Dance With A Stranger are do-ing very well and will appeal to aninternational audience TheSeptember When also came upwith a very interesting first album.The Dum Dum Boys play excitingmusic in rather a punky vein, butthey sing in Norwegian. If they re-do same of their better tracks inEnglish, as they are rumoured to

be doing, they could do very well."As far as I am concerned you

have got to sing hi English tobreak internationally. Only a veryfew artists who sing in their ownlanguage - like Lis Sorensen,Sanne Salomonsen and KimLarsen - can cross borders, evenwithin Scandinavia. But givenEnglish lyrics, there are still twoschools of thought about crossingover. The first, and the one mostrecord companies follow, is thatyou first have to sell 150.000copies in Norway. The second isthat you need a massive budgetfrom an international label and ahuge marketing campaign. Thatworked for A -Ha.

"Commercial TV would be abig help. At the moment there isjust Nu, and if you succeed ingetting them behind you you havegot it made But that is easier saidthan done. Local commercialradio certainly makes a difference,though. Even in Stavanger we cansee the records we play heavilyselling well in town, and in Oslo -where a quarter of the country'spopulation live Radio One cancertainly break records on a na-tional scale

"Record companies often sendus promo material announcing`We are top of Radio One'splaylist', so they obviously take itseriously But a lot of stations arevery unadventurous - they tend tostick to the Billboard, Music &Media or Music Week charts anddo not go with what they believein. At Radio West we try to playthe music we like, although wehave to stick to a top 40, MORand oldies mix - all things to allpeople. But our single of the weekwill get played at least 20 timesduring that week:'

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Maths Broborg, SverigesRadio, Stockholm:"My tip is the Electric Boys -theymake funky metal music and livethey are excellent. They have beenpopular here since early 1989

when they released their first LP.But they will have to clean uptheir lyrics if they want anymeasure of success in the US.

"A lot of Swedish bands justtry to emulate Roxette or copy theWhitesnake/Def Leopard ap-proach. Acts like Glory and Real,despite the latter's success in West

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Germany, are altogether toopredictable. Perhaps the most in-teresting aspect of Swedish musicat the moment is the dance rosteron the Telegram label. Leila K,Papa Dee and particularly Titiyo -a terrific vocalist who couldbecome a smash - are coming upwith new and fresh sounds.

Leif Wind, Radio Gothen-burg, Gothenburg:"For my money the big star will

be Papa Dee. He is following inLeila K's footsteps, but whereasshe is all rhythm, he adds thelyrics. Even at 19 years of age, hehas got more all-round quality.His current single is After TheRain and his next should berecorded in January

"A lot of Swedish acts now ac-tively prefer sticking with a

Swedish identity rather than copy-ing UK and US bands - they haverealised that is more lucrative Ifthey can sell 200.009 copies of aSwedish -language record on thenational market they stand tomake more money than theywould with a failed internationalrelease

"Another talented young act is

So What. They are only 18, andthey have released four singlesalready. And Jim Gidhed fromGothenberg is also a singer towatch out for. Gothenberg is real-ly Sweden's talent city at the mo-ment - there are plenty of youngacts with real potential

"As far as airplay is concerned,we tend not to give specific actsextra rotation. We programmevery precisely and each show hasits own strict format. Talentednewcomers will simply featurewithin those formats!'

Pentti Teravainen, Radio Musa,Tampere:"Finnish bands are beginning tomake it. There are several acts bas-ed in Los Angeles at the moment,notably former Hanoi Rocksvocalist Mike Monroe - who hasclose ties with Guns 'N Roses -Havana Blacks and Smack.Gringos Locos have signed withAtlantic Back at home PeerGynt's latest single, Wake Me Up,was described as an internationalhard rock hit and awarded fullpoints by Kerning! magazine.

"Boycott play an excelled root-sy power rock, The Boozing Bang

& Dance Crew have a new singleout on CBS, and Mikael An-dreot's poppy dance sound seemsalso to be finding favour. He isdiscussing a possible deal withCBS right now "As far as rota-tion is concerned, I will recom-mend tracks to my DJs but won'tforce them to play them. A trackthat we particularly like will beplayed three or four times a day.Radio in Finland is now thenumber one way to breakan act. It is the fastest and mostflexible medium - and the recordcompanies are waking up to that:'

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FINLANDPopulation: 4.986 (20 hassch Ads)Major cities: Helsinki (cap), Tampere,Turku, Espoo, Vantaa, Lahti, OuluEC Member: NoCurrency Markka (Fmk)Tart 20% on records/tapesSales awards( Albums 25,000 units gold,50,000 units platinum; Singles 10,000units gold, no award for platinum.Chart compilers: SEURA/1031Finland/Radio Ettan -Top 40 (01m)Made deliveries to April 1989 11EP1

members only): Engles 0.2m; LPs 0.76;MCs 0.7ns CDs 029m'lade deliveriea 1988 (1987): singles

0.836 (08m); LPs 5.43m (5.8m); MCs532. (5.9m); CDs 1.45m (0.5m)Import. June 1989: sinties/LPs 1.55m;MCs 0.956, CDs 0.99mTotal retail music asks 1988 (1987): Fmk624m, aoo. $90.5 million (Fmk 480.1m,169.7 million)Repertoire share: 46.6% nmional, 514%inminationalBlank tape sties (1988): audio 2.77munit, video 2.4m units -half year to lune'89 (audio 5.7m mils, video 2.80 units)Manufacture. rtnyl 3; MC 17WW1 outlets: approx. 400 music shops,department store, rachotiv appliancestores; rackjobbing approx 2000; 4 mailorder music clubs.Comfight length: authors and composers50 years; phonogmm producers 25 years

DENMARK

Population: 5.09m (2.2m households)Major cities: Copenhagen (cap.), Arhus,OdenseEC member: YaCurrency: Krone (DM)Tao 22% on records/conesWes award. Albums- 50,000 units gold,100,000 units pl... a0 awards fmsingles.

Cheri compile. GLF/IFPI Denmark.(sales)

Trude deliveries (IF/PI members only)1988 (1987). Males 0.90 (1.3mk LPs5Arn (4.6m); MCs 1.7rn (1.7mk CDs 2.46(1.6m)

Total music sales 1988 (1987): Dkr414.26i app $34.8 million -wholesale

(DM 633.66, app $53.2 million- retail)Repertoire slams not availableBlank tape sales: 7m units (1987)Manufacture. CD/vinyl 2; MC 6Retail Dude. About 650, includingchains Form, HMV, TP Music MartCopyright length/ authors and .mposers50 years; phonogram producers 50 rearsTape le, not applicableMain industry organisatio. NordiskCopyright Bureau (mechanical rightsociety; also for Norway and Sweden);KODA (performing right society); IFPIRadio 1 public broadcast. (D.marksRadio) operating 3 noncommercial

Tape levy: audio - 3 pennies per min.;video - siss nnies per min.Main industry orgimisations GRAMEX(artists and producers copyright society);TEOSTO (performing right society)Radio: 1 noncommercial public broad-caster (Finnish Broadcasting Company)with 4 network, one network comprising25 locaticommunity stations; around 40private nations (mostly commercial)TV: 1 state broadcaster (Finnish Broad-amdag Co.p.y) with 2 channels; 2

commercial stations (Mains Television,((ohms Television)Satellites Sc.Sat TV3, MTV, SuperChannel, CNN, TV5 OnRadio advertising: 10% maximum perbroadcmling hourTV advertising: 25 mins. per dayRader se.: 4.9mTelevision licenses: 1.85m

Cable households: 500,000

channels around 200 private stations.

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August 1988.TV: I public broadcaster (DanmarksRadio), 1 national commercial (TV2), 18local commercial sections. Cable/satellitestations include ScanSat's TV3, MTVSuper Channel, 045, CNN etcRadio advertising: sh, minutes per hourMlowedTV adrettising: On TV2 0 muss per dayallowed during eveningsRadio sets: 2.16TV household. ElmCable households: 749,000

SWEDENPopulation: 8.5m (140 households)Major citim: Stockholm (cap), Gothen-burg, Lund, NorrkopingEC member: NoCurrency: Swedish krona (Skr)Tart 23.46% on records/tapesM. amid. Albums - 50,000 units gold,100,000 units platinum: Singles - 25,00

units gold, 50,000 units platinumChart compile. GLF/IFPI Sweden

(mi.) - `Toppirsan' singles/albumsBade deliveries 1988 (1987k singles 3.9m

(4.5m); LPs 8m (10704 MCs 4.20(5.3mk CDs 2.5m (1..)

Total retail music sales 1988 09873 Skr1.6bn, app $153.3 million (Skr 1.3bn,

aPP. 1124.5 million)Format sides 1988 (1987): LPs Ste 380m(Skr 370m); MCs Skr 1/0.5m (Skr 1136)CDs Skr 2.08.50 (Skr 1416m) -wholesaleRepertoire share: 30% national; 708 international

NORWAYPopulation: 4.2m (1.7m households)Major eilieo Oslo (cap.), Bergen, Tron-dheim, Stavanger, TromsoEC member. NoCiurency (N10)Tam 20% on recordsflapesSales awards: Albums/Singles - 25,00units diver, 50,000 units gold, 100,000

units platinumChart compilem: Valens Gang - VG(sales), Top 10 maim/albumsTrade deliveries 1988 (1987k singles 0.8m

(LIM); 1.100 2.350 (2.8m); MCs 4.kn(4.2m); CDs 1.90 (1.7)Total retail music sales 198811807y. Nkr7486. aPP 966,6 million (Nkr 798m, app971.1 million)

Blank tape side. 150 units (1987)Manufacturers: CD 2; vinyl 5; MC 17Retail outlet. about 800, first rnegastoredue to open in Stockholm M August 1989Copyright length: authors .d composers50 years; phonogram producers 50 yearsTape le,: audio - 1.5 Skr per casset.video - 15 Skr per cassetteMain industry organisation. STIM (pen

forming right moiety), NordiskCopyright Bureau (mechanical fight

society based in Denmark), KRO

(mechanical right society); SMFF (musicpublishers soupy), IFPI Svenska

Grum.Radio: State broadcaster (Radio Sweden)atith 3 national stations plus 26 regionalstations; about 600 community station.no private broadcastersTV: State broadcaster (Swedish TV) with2 non-commercial national channels; athird, commercial channel is expected in1991. One SLY channel comprises 10

regional services. 2 commercial satellitechannels (Nordic Channel, Nordisk TV);pay channels include Film. TV 1000,TV -Plus; foreign -based satellites includeScanSat's TV3, MTV, Super Channel,Sky etcRadio advertising; not applicableTV advertising; not yet legal, legislationexpected soon.

Radio sets: 7.3mTelevision Purities: 33mCable households 850,00

Format sales 1988 (1987k singles/LPsNkr 174m (NM 203m); MCs 100 287m(Nkr 316m); CDs Nkr 265m (Nkr 247m)Repertoire Shaw 23% nation. 74% in-ternational.Blank tape sales: 4.6m (1988 audio &video)Manufacturers: CD I; vinyl k MC 5Retail outlet. about 300Copyright length: authors and composers50 years phonogram producers 50 yearMae le, audio - Nkr 3; video - 15

Main industry orgnisations:(performing right society),

orCopyright Bureau (mechanical fightsociety based in Denmark); GGE (recordcompany commercial representation); IF-

NorgeRadio: 1 public broadcaster (MIRK NorskRikskringkasting), responsible for 17

regional NRK stations; around 250

oda. station, Restricted advertising

was allowed from May, 1988.TV: I nonoommercial public nation(NRK Norsk Rikskdnakasting.), l primestation (TV Norway), 4 local/commun.stations (mated by trade unions, pohd..1bodies and private persons)Radio advertising: su minutes per hourmaximumRadio se. 3.2mTelevision licenses: 1.466Cable households: 500,00

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Scandinavia market.

On the CD influence:"There is every reason tobelieve that the upwardtrend brought about byCD will continue, as moreand more product is nowbecoming available in theCD format includingmuch back cataloguefrom local artists. Someproduct is now availablesolely on CD - and midand budget -priced mate-rial is also helping to in-crease the CD market!"

On Swedish dominace:"The volume spread bet -

wren the four Nordiccountries is likely to con-tinue much as it is now,due to their varying sizesof population. I predictSweden to continue as theleading market thoughFinland will increase itsshare because of thebooming industrial en-vironment there in recentyears!'

On sales successes:"I think floe main

positive element to bedrawn from the figures isthe very active andhealthy development oflocal recording activitiesin each of the Nordiccountries, plus a healthiermedia environment andattitude related to thebreak-up of the state

monopoly situation inradio and TV!"

On Norway"s decline:"The dip in Norwegian

sales between 1987 and1988 is the logical conse-quence of the backlashagainst the sales boom ofthe 'oil' years!'

On the future:"I forsee that general

sales will continue to growon ti modest but steadybasis over the next threeyears mainly m a result ofthe continued CDdevelopment but also as aresult of the currentstrong local recording ac-tivities in Sweden,Finland, Norway andDenmark!"

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IMM. THE SOUND OF SCANDINAVIAPREVIEWSSINGLES A L BU MS

SINGLE OF THE WEEKFingerprintsOn The Run - SonarClassic blue-eyed soul from thisSwedish trio. This is a fine song,reminiscent of Marvin Gaye'slater material. The deed° back-ing is particularly effective setagainst the band's Bee Gee -likeharmonies and their matching of

a good tune with a strong dance beat. Sophisticated pop thatcould do well in any territory 'rem the band who seem to benatural successors 10 Hall & C ates.

ALBUM OF THE WEEKLolita PopLove Poison titularA tuneful selection from theSwedish quintet, mixing powerfulguitars, off-the-wall lyrics and ageneral exuberance to stimulatingeffect. Producer StefanGlaumann's fresh, open produc-tion gets the best out of Svensson

and Booberg's double guitar attack and vocalist Karin Wistrandoozes confidence and power. Check out: Hey Winner, A SongFrom Under The Floorboards and Calling In The Rain,

Dodo & The Dodo'sDo You Feel The Way - Replay

A band that have already sold400.000 LPs in Denmark andare now recording in English.Good AC pop.

SimcessGo On Irk MagicA great combination of semi -acoustic and electronic pop tocreate a haunting, melodicsong.

The SinnersWhen She Lies -Amigo

TheSINNERSI

Rough and ready rock with aseductive guitar riff, goodvocal harmonies and everychance of earning this un-known band not only nationalbut international recognition.

So WhatI Was Lucky ESR

A classic example of SAW -likeEurodisco: cheerful and simpleand has done well in Sweden.

The Leather NunDemolition Love . WireA hard, funky groove andurgent vocals lead into a largerthan life chorus. A great ar-rangement that gradually ap-plies the pressure.

Terry LeighEverybody Can't Win - SweetsA great single from these DEturned songwriter/producers.Pure pop with a late 80s feel.

Electric BoysElectrified - Polygram

Heavy Metal with more than ahint of Funk. Loads of spirit,taken from the excellent debutLP Funk '0' Metal Carpet Ride.

One 2 ManyAnother Man -AnalThe follow-up to their sedatedebut Downtown is a thumpingEuro-disco number.

Martin HallThe Real Thing - Virpn

A prime slice of Funk fromHall who is also a performanceartist. A big production and agood song.

Rob N' RanCompetition Is None - Telegram

Rap with some ingeniousmusical accompaniment thatmakes this a different record.Nicely paced vocals and a

tasteful trumpet break.

CharlieIt's A Mystery - RirocherMore sparkling talent from theA&R hotspot of Europe. A soulnumber with a sweet chorusand some fine rapping courtesyof MC B-Itue.

Suuies OrkesterDenser I Manens Sken - Sone

A classy good time clap -alongtong by this consistent andtalented group. Mid -periodDexy's combined with Blondie.

VisitorsTwo -Virgin

Visitors make music that is bestdescribed as definitive Scan-dinavian pop. Neat, catchymelodies combine with dancebeats and a certain Nordiccharacter to produce strongchart material. Highlights in-clude: Nothing To Write HomeAbout, One Way Ticket andCry For The Moon.

The SandmenWestern Blood -MatFirst released in 1987 onSwedish independent labelMistlur, this LP is now doingwell in America after re-packaging and a world-wide

lease by A&M. Solid,economical pop with a definateStones feelTry House In TheCountry, Hello It's Me Againand I Met A Girl. ,

Havana BlacksIndian Warriors - fllThis exaglent Track tip fromFinland seem to be crossingover at last. Their music variesfrom the rhythmic, at-mospheric pop of Indian War-riors to the Zeppelin-esque

and of Needs Must and HooMyself.

Dance With AStrangerTo - Norsk

Gritty R&B in the best JoeCocker tradition. This bandhave already made a big im-pression in Scandinavia withtheir self -titled debut albumand now this second, slightlymom sophisticated effort canonly add to their reputation.Try Stop Looking For Love andInvisible Man.

Thomas HelmigVelen Wek Gmlyd

This Danish singer/songwriter's without doubt a serioustalent. Even though the lyricswill be mostly incomprehensi-le the quality shines through,

Helmig writes sharp economi-al pop songs in a classic

mouldaty Sirenesangen, ViSiger Farvel and Arens Gar.

Sos FengerVinterdage - Genlyd

A woman with a strong, stir,ing voice who has made amature and varied pop rock LP.Full of raunchy guitar work, in-fectious rhythms and cleverhookhnes, this is an extremelygood debut album. Definitelyan artist to keep an eye on.

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1989 National Best SellersAs some Scandinavian artists continue to develop considerable reputations outside their own territories,

others have had even bigger success back home. Roxette may have been the international Scandinavian successof 1989, but m their native Sweden they were matched in sales by solo artist Orup.

Music & Media examines the national best sellers of the past year and how they have fared abroad.

Denmark SwedenWhen Saone Salomonsen return-ed to the music scene with the LPSanne after having her first child,she produced one of the fastestDanish sellers for years.

Before the release of the albumthere was an extensive TV cam-paign with interviews and videos.

Sanne Salumensen gashed by ahuge marketing campaign

The first single Hots Du Forstodfound favour with DJs in bothDenmark and Sweden and thisprovided a good base for sales ofthe LP. Virgin Denmark gave aparty for retailers from all overDenmark and they (rather thanthe press) heard the LP first.

The company also mounted itsbiggest ever fly -posting campaignand Sanne appeared on all themajor TV shows. Radio stationsliked and supported the LP. Theresult of all this is a doubleplatinum success with sales in ex-cess of 227.000 in Denmark alone,a further 100.000 copies inSweden plus an as yet unknownbut significant number in Nor-way. In a market that regularlysurprises outsiders with its hugesales figures Sanne Salomomsenis the past year's biggest success.

Although most people expectedRoxette to be 1989's biggest sellerin Sweden the duo were equalledon national terms by solo artistOmp. Before his WEA SwedenLP Orup 2 was released in April,two singles, Upp Over Mina Oranand MR had both gone gold(25.0(10 units). Consequentlywhen the album was released, ac-companied by a media blitz thatincluded larger than life in-storedisplays and full -page newspaperadverts, advance orders were up to90.000.

The record entered the charts atnumber 2, stayed there all throughthe summer and then, following anational tour and a second in-store blitz it finally reachednumber 1 and stayed there forfour weeks.Now, nine months after its release,Orup 2 has been certified double -platinum with sales in excess of250.000.

Oran, a massive summer hit

It is ironic that an early reviewof Look Sharp (EMI) said that itwas "not enough for an interna-tional career". Roxette gave live Kirk, a career spanning 20 years

and phone-in interviews with allmajor and local radio stationswhich started playing two par-ticular tracks from the LP, ListenTo Your Heart and The Look.

A giant four-colour posterfeaturing the tour dates and a life-size stand-up display weredistributed to shops. The tourstarted in November and the bandcombined this with in-store ap-pearances plus local press and TVinterviews. As a result the bandhave sold 511.000 copies of LookSharp since its release in 1988, ap-proximately 250.000 of whichwere in 1989. On top of this theyhave sold a further 2.5 millionalbums worldwide

FinlandUnknown outside of ScandinaviaKirke has been popular in

Finland for 20 years now. Hisvocal range means his musicvaries from muscular rock to sen-sitive ballads. Despite a careerthat stretches back to 1967 his big-gest break came at the end of Oc-

tober 1988 when he won theSyksyn Save! (Autumn Melody)contest with Surun PyymitSilmistani (I Hate To See TheSadness In Your Eyes).

The album of the same namewas released in December 1988 ac-companied by a major radio andpress advertising campaign. TheLP has now sold 146.000 copies inFinland and the recently releasedfollow-up Anna Kasi has alreadysold 61.000. Now he is recordingin English and the material will bepremiered at the 1990 MIDEM.

NorwayOut of population of four millionmore than 160.000 people havealready bought the latest DanceWith A Stranger LP (To, Norsk)since its release in November. Theband have also been nominatedfor their second Grammy award.

Although there was no TVadvertising prior to the album'srelease there was a heavynewspaper and magazine cam-paign and more importantly, a 29date tour in November/Decem-ber. Another tour will begin inFebruary.

The record has been en-thusiastically received by Nor-way's Ms. They are playing thesingle Invisible Man but alsopicking up on other tracks such asExplosion Of Time and StopLooking For Love.

As yet the band have not releas-ed anything outside Norway butin January Sonet, their recordcompany in Sweden and Den-mark, will be releasing a singlyThe album will be released in bothterritories in February.

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Sweden's First `Megastore'Set For August Launch

The long -running saga ofSweden's first megastore

took a new twist inOctober with the newsthat CBS International

was to partner retailgroup SkivAkademien in

the project, markingthe first -ever CBS

involvement in Europeanretail. Now, following 14

months of delays, thestore is scheduled to

open in Stockholm citycentre in August 1990.

ISIeither partner will revealhow much the recordcompany has put into the

venture, though the maximumtotal set-up cost is estimated ataround Skr 14 million (US$ 2.2million apprx.). CBS stepped infollowing a short-lived partner-ship between SkivAkademien andSweden's Grammofon Electra,which has since filed forbankruptcy, and fruitless talkswith the Virgin group.

CBS vice president business af-fairs, Jeremy Pearce, says there's"no formulated philosophy"behind the company's Involve-ment, though "it is a very impor-tant move for us. At this stage allwe have done is help out by sup-plying some short-term finance.But then we are not in thebusiness of lending moneywithout a reason!'

SkivAkademien, Sweden'slargest specialist record retailgroup, says CBS has provided aloan with an option of convertingit into shares at a later date. Partof the loan is also involved inSkivAkademien's'Megahertz' store in Copenhagen,an 800 square metre shop whichopened in the centre of the citytwo months ago. Though salesvolumes in Scandinavia haveshown an upward trend since theintroduction of CD five years ago,many industry obserVers believeretail remains underdevelopedacross the four Nordic countries.

CBS Sweden managing directorSten of Klinteberg, who was activein securing the CBS involvementin the Stockholm development,says the venture will provide asignificant boost for Swedish

sales: "It may appear pretentiousto my that one store could in-crease a national record marketbut I think that with the rightmarketing and the right conceptthe megastore stands a goodchance. Then will be a broadspread of repertoire which will ap-peal not only to the young, butalso to the over -35s, who an themost difficult to attract.

"More people from the coun-tryside may be attracted toStockholm to use the store. As inLondon and Paris, the idea is tomake shopping for records an ex-perience!'

But Peter Yngen, president ofindependent label Misdur, is lessenthusiastic He believes althoughthe initial publicity may boostrecord sales, in the long term themarket will be relatively unaf-fected: "The megastore will takebusiness away from the medium-sized outlets, while the specialistshops will retain their share of themarket. It will redistribute thesales, not make them grow."

Staffan Fogstrand, SkivAkadamien managing director, enteredthe record business after spending10 years with leading book retailer

"We are not in the business of lendingmoney without a reason",

Jeremy Pearce CBS International

personal hifi and a "complemen-tary" clothing department, sellingT-shirts, jeans and' sweatshirts,operated by Europe -wide retailerHennes & Mauritz (H&M).There may also be a coffee barplus an in-store DJ.

Fogstrand: "We have our ownconcepts, our own architecture,our own ideas. The megastoreaims to be an experience in itself.Customers will have the full mngeof music in front of them, there'splenty of room to move aroundand it's a comfortable en-vironment.

"At present people fromSweden shop for records whenthey are in London, but it's notbecause the records are 10%

cheaper. It's for the feeling andthrill of being in a big store'

Fogstrand says record companyinvolvement in such an outlet maybe seen as a logical progressionthough there are possible con -

"We have our own concepts, our ownarchitecture, our own ideas",

Staffan Fogstrand

Akademebokhandeln. He has sofar opened four 450 square metrestores -two in Stockholm, one justoutside the capital at Soedertalge,one in Oslo -and the Copenhagen'Megahertz' outlet. The Stock-holm megastore will absorb oneof the current SkivAkademienstores, 'Callerian'. The exact sizeof the megastore has not beenfinalised, with proposals rangingfrom 1.300 square metres to amaximum of 2.500. ButFogstrand says the cost of settingup such a venture is around Skr7.0W per square metre regardlessof whether the store is big orsmall.

The store will operate on threefloors. Fogstrand estimates that60-7047o of floorspace will bedevoted to CDs, LPs and MCs,with the remainder given over tovideo (music and feature film),

diets: "I think Virgin do it verywell in that the retailing side doesnot know what the productionside is doing, and vice versa.That's the way to do it. For betterefficiency and less confusion youhave to keep it separate"

As to doubts that record com-panies involved in retail may givepreferential offers to their ownstores, Fogstrand says that inreality"it really does not pay, long term,to do that. It represents a totalmisunderstanding of the purposesof good retail".

H&M's clothing sectionunderlines Fogstrand's belief thatother luxury goods -fit well into amegastore environment. "Thishas never been done before inScandinavia;' he says, "but it's anatural development. If themegastore is attracting customers

between the age of 15 and 25, thenyou get to thinking 'what elsewould they want to buy'?" But hestresses that the clothing sectionwould be relatively small, and

Sten af Kihneberg, CBS Swedenmanaging director

would "complement rather thancompete with" the sale of CDs,records and tapes.

Looking to the general develop-ment of retail, Fogstrandacknowledges the advent of CD"stimulated the buying public"and helped boost sales.

But for retailers the size of the for-mat makes it more difficult thanthe vinyl album to promote in-store and also leads to an increasein theft.

He predicts the slide of thevinyl album will continue: "In ayear I believe there will be next -to -no sale of classical titles on vinylalbum, and it's a matter of threeto four years before the formatdisappears entirely. Record com-panies will find that it simply isn'tworth , their while to producethere

SkivAkademien is keen to ex-pand further, particularly intoinland. The company's 1988 tur-

nover was around Skr 50 million(US$ 7.8 million appm.(, andFogstrand estimates theStockholm megastore could in-crease that three -fold: "It's a bigcommitment so it's very impor-tant to get it right. It's likely to bea couple more years before Wedecide to open any new stores!

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An Independent ViewpointIFPI board member Dag Haeggqvist welcomes new climate of acceptance

by Chns Fuller

As Dag Haeggqvist, chairman of Sonet Grammofon,assumes his new role on the IFPI board, internationalrespect for Scandinavian rock and pop has never been

greater. On the heels of the likes of A -Ha, Roxette andEurope, new acts such as Denmark's DAD (Disneyland

After Dark), Norway's The September When andSweden's Leila K look poised to capitalise on

the new climate of acceptance.

Haeggqvist, who joinedSonet 30 years ago, is

proud of the region'sachievements: "Scandinavianquality has been proven insubstantial ways over the yearsthrough groups such as Abba, A -Ha and now Roxette. These arenot one -hit wonders like the Sing-ing Nun from Belgium. These areacts that really mean something.Such worldwide chart achieve-ment is considerable in view of theobstacles that face acts trying tobreak out of Scandinavia!'

Such obstacles include the "im-age problem" of many Scandina-vian acts, the prejudice that existsin the bigger markets towards aregion sometimes described as'the Frozen North'. Haeggqvistsays the UK is still internationallyregarded as the keyhole to theEuropean market, and that hasgood and bad effects: "It is goodin that the UK industry is moreimaginative than the US. But it isbad because there still exists a lotof arrogance and prejudice in theUK towards non -UK or non -USmusic'

"As with Lanthada, there's ge-

from country to country: "Butfrom a business standpoint, itpays for companies such as

ourselves to think in'Scandinavian' terms!'

Sonet, Scandinavia's leadingindependent record company, hasoperations in Sweden, Norway,Denmark and Finland so thatHaeggqvist considers himself"more Scandinavian thenSwedish". He was appointed tothe IFPI board in October, andwith the retirement from theboard of Anders Helmstedt(chairman, EMI Sweden) andRoger Lindberg (senior director,Facer Music, Finland) he becomesits sole Scandinavian represen-tative

Talent -wise Haeggqvist says

each of the four territories hashealthy and thriving local scenes:"They lend to develop freely ofone another, though I think ifthere's a stimulating situation hione country, then it spills over in-to its neighbour. In this way I

think Norway has been assisted bythe strong music scene in Sweden,which it is quite close to incultural terms!'

"The pan-European approach does notadd anything to the industry, nor lead toany real advantage."

nuinc surprise there every time arecord from outside the UKtracks the top 10. That is very digferent from the more open at-titudes of other European ter-ritories such as France'

Another frustration is thegeneral international disregard forthe cultural differences betweenthe four Scandinavian territories.Haeggqvist says these differencesare reflected by the relativelysmall overflow of promotion

Aside from fighting for Scan-dinavian interests, Haeggqvistalso pledges to put the case for theindependent label: "Thatrepresents a broader responsibili-ty. In speaking for the in-dependents you will speak forthose in the UK, West Germany,Scandinavia, wherever. The pro-blems are similar everywhere'

Indeed, the past year has beenespecially problematic Due to in-ternational distribution deals

struck between major labels, plusthe trend for majors to open newoffices in smaller territories, manyof Europe's independent recordcompanies have lost valuablebusiness.

Sonet, in particular, has faced aseries of financial blows. In June,it lost distribution deals with bothChrysalis and Jive, and fromJanuary I faces a further 153/4

estimated reduction in turnoverthrough the loss of IslandRecords, which switches to HMGfor Scandinavia.

Haeggqvist remains philo-sophical: "The loss of Island wasparticularly sad as the develop-ment of Sonet and Island hasgone almost hand in hand over

the years. But then we are left witha heritage and knowledgeresulting from the long relation-ship. Sonet would have been avery different company withoutit!'

The Sonet chairman believesthe company's diversification intofilm distribution (with SonetFilms) and sell -through video willhelp compensate for the losses:"As opposed to a ThIdec or CGD,we work to the concept of a total

media operation. Hence we arefar less vulnerable when we loserecord labels!'

"Ow philosophy is that we willnot make any cutbacks or redun-dancies, but we require all ofthose within our operations tochange their outlook and developa dynamic way of working. Wefeel there is tremendous potentialin what we have left!'

For the future, Haeggqvistbelieves the major labels will faceas many problems as the in-dependents: "Many of these newinvestments may turn out to bemore costly ! and difficult tomanage than they imagined.Them are tough times ahead inthe multi -national boardrooms!'

He also dismisses the notionthat in the future the remainingindependents may be wholly ab-sorbed by major labels. Shouldthat situation arise he says itwould be destructive to the wholemusic industry and the backlashwould be strongly felt by themulti -nationals.

Haeggqvist: "Their (the majorlabels') business structure is suchthat they cannot possibly keeptrack of what's going on on a

creative A&R level in the sameway the independents can. Muchnew talent would be missed!'

Looking to the future for theScandinavian record industry,Haeggqvist says the deregulationof both TV and radio acrossSweden, Norway and Denmarkcan only have beneficial effects inthat it will increase the number ofoutlets for video and live perfor-mance In panicular, he welcomesthe Swedish parliament's pro-posal fora third, commercial stateTV channel, likely to appear in1991.

Haeggqvist: "We are very

much in favour of a loosening upof the total Government monopo-ly control on TV and we feel thatthere is a need for this, Competi-tion in TV is a healthy develop-ment, though we should he wary

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of a situation where there is totalderegulation, as in Italy, whichwill drastically lower programmestandards:'

The third Swedish channel mayalso provide a spur to the existingSTV I and 2 which, says Haegg-qvist, have the potential to make

possible, would be as destructiveto the music business as having ittotally controlled by multi-nationals. It really cannot be anykind of sensible goal to try andeliminate cultural differences bet-ween countries.

"Take, for example the pro -

"From a business standpoint, it pays forcompanies such as ourselves to think in'Scandinavian' terms:'

far better programmes if betterfinanced.

Though keen to see Scandina-vian music break borders, Haegg-qvist believes the concept of a'pan-European' music market isan illusion:"The pan-Euro idea, it it were

"There still exists a lot of arrogance andprejudice in the UK towards non -UK ornon -US music:'

11111.11111.1111.1.11.111111SOMEWHERE IN AN OFFICE IN EUROPE:

"Alright! Which one of you has got it?"

"If this is the kind of thing you oftenhear when looking for this week's copyof Music & Media, it's time you tookout your own subscription. Fill in the

uel'

blems of promotion on a pan-European basis. If a record was tobreak within a four -week span allover Europe, how could the artistspossibly promote it effectively?Like The Inkspots 40 years on,you would have to have four dif-ferent versions of bands to coverthe whole market and penetrate itproperly. It would be impossiblet nlinate.

"The pan-European approachdoes not add anything to the in-dustry, nor lead to any real advan-tage It wouldn't increase the

record market, nor the total take.

In fact it would probably reduceboth. I think the present situation,

where there's a lot of national in-dividuality but also an amount ofoverspill between the variousmarkets, is far more desirable"

In Scandinavian terms, Haegg-qvist says the steady growth insales volume across the region ispartly due to a "renewed en-thusiasm that CD has brought tothe market". More significant,however, is "the regular ap-pearance of really strong product,particularly when it comes fromlocal artists".

Haeggqvist: "In general thesituation is very well organised,here, the market is steadily grow-ing, but I don't think it's realisticto expect my explosions, volume -wise As here at Sonet, I think themost interesting send will be

record companies moving intobroader media development,maybe producing or co -producingmore programmes for nationalTV and radio. In this way the in-dustry will broaden and, in doingso, strengthen!'

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CD MANUFACTURING

CD MANUFACTURINGAs the success of the CD con-tinues both manufacturers andretailers are predicting the end ofvinyl as a format. Music & Mediapresents an updated list of Euro-pean CD manufacturers, many ofwhom have expanded capacityand now offer the latest facilities.

AUSTRIA

DADC AUSTRIAPeter Zwicker Niederalm 282 5081Anil Salzburg tel. 6246-2260; fax6246-3551Annual Capacity: 70 millionSpecial Formats: CD -3; CD -5;picture disc; colour disg laser discFacilities: Coloured polycar-bonate; 6 -colour printing; master-ing (Sony); plating; overwrapp-ing; standard blister packagingfor CD -3 'Runaround Time: 9days (new order); 5 days (re-

order); speedier facility for ex-press orders Natural Wastage:none Minimum Order: 500 (neworder); 300 (re -order)Customers: More than 150 Euro-pean record companies

BELGIUM

BVBA INTER SERVICE PRESSPeal Smite (MD) Appelweg 88-943221 Niewrode tel. 16.568363; fax16-569882; tlx 61246Annual Capacity: 6 millionSpecial Formats: CDV; CD -1;CD-ROM; CD -Audio Facilities:Glasmastering; electro-plating;automatic packing; 2 -colour prin-ting; possibility of colouredpolycarbonate Minimum Order:LOW (new order); 500 (re -order)

DENMARK

DANDISC PRODUCTIONPeter Kjaer (MD) Skifervej 2 4900Sakskobing tel. 3.894400; fax3-894499Annual Capacity: 8 millionSpecial Formats: CD-ROM; CDVFacilities: 3 -colour printing;plating; overwrapping; masteringTurnaround time: 10 days (neworder); 6 days (re -order)Minimum Order: 1.000 (neworder); 509 (re -order)Customers: Most major recordcompanies in Scandinavia andalso companies in Italy, West Ger-many, the UK and Holland Other:Considering introducing CD -3

FRANCE

PDO FranceGorda Bratiman 43 Ave. Mamma75116 Paris tel. 1-40701123; fax1-40701126; tlx 640905

Annual Capacity: 24 million in1990 Special Formats: CD -1;

CD -3; CD -5; CD-ROM; CD -E;CDV Facilities: Mastering;plating; overwrapping, printingTurnaround Time: 10 days (neworder), 5 days (re -order)Natural Wastage: 15%

Minimum Orden 3.000 (neworder), 1.000 (re -order)Customers: PolyGram; EMI/Pathe; Virgin; Readers Digest;Vogue; Arcade

SNA*M. Nosey 76 Rue Duhesme 75018Paris tel. 1-42579497Annual Capacity: 12 millionSpecial Formats: CD -3; CD -5;CDV; CD-ROM Facilities:Plating; overwrapping; 3 -colour

printing Turnaround Time: 12

days Natural Wastage 5-647e

Minimum Order: 500Customers Carrere: BMG Ariola;Readers Digest; Black & Blue; TVGlobo

IDR-DISCNetball° Guillenot, Nelly GeorgesZ1-88470 Saint Michele SurMeurthe tel. 29584070; fax29583656; tlx 960798Annual Capacity: 9 millionSpecial Formats: CD -3; CD -5;CD-ROM; CDV Facilities:

Plating; overwrapping; 3 -colourprinting; pre -mastering Tur-

naround Time: 4 weeks (neworder); 3 weeks (re -order)Natural Wastage: 10-153/4Minimum Order 1.000Customers: 801/4 for export inGermany, Switzerland and 'Italy

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MPO DISQUESSerge De Pole Averton 53700Villains-La-Juhel tek 4303-2735;fax 4303-7933; (Ix 721431Also Paris office: 36 Ave Hoche,75008 Paris; tel. 1.42893465; coo -tact; Bruno D'Orgeval AnnualCapacity: 35 million in 1990

Special Formats: CD -5; CD-ROM; CDV Printing;cwerwrapping; plating Tur-

naround: 15 days (new order); 10days (re -order)Natural Wastage: 7%Minimum Order: 1.000 (new

order), 500 (re -order)Customers: Erato; Auvidis;Musidisc; Ades; PolyGram; CBS

HOLLAND

CBS INTERNATIONAL SER-VICE CENTREPeter Bouwens (GM) Ni.jverheidsweg 32-40 2031 CQHaarlem tel. 023-319410; fax 023321853; tlx 41538Annual Capacity: 3.5 millionSpecial Formats: CD -3 Facilities:2 -colour printing; plating; over -wrapping Turnaround Time: Thecompany currently works on re-orders only.Customers: Self

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DURECO MANUFACTURINGCees Slam (plant manager) Pam-puslaan 45 1382 JM Weesp tel.2940.15321; fax 2940.18923; Ilk16619Annual Capacity: 6 million(Holland); 10 million (Norway)Special Formats: CD -5 onlyFacilities: coloured polycar-bonate; plating; overwrapping;4 -colour printing TurnaroundTime: 2 weeks (new order); 48hours (re -order); 3 days (new ex-press order)Minimum Order: 1.000 (neworder); 500 (re -order)Customers: All major Dutch TVmerchandisers and many in-dependent record companiesOther The company is consider-ing introducing CD -1; CD-ROMand CDE

EUROPE OPTICAL DISCJan de Boer/Wilma Gadding DrPaul Janssenweg 140 5026 RHTilburg tel. 13-437437; fax13-685488; tlx 52493 EOD NLAnnual Capacity: 8 millionSpecial Formats: CD -3; CD -5;CDV; CD-ROM Facilities:5 -colour printing; mastering;special packaging TurnaroundTime 10 days (new order); 2/3days (re -order)Minimum Orden 1.000

ITALY

OPTICAL*Mr Clamer Via Private Emilia 120010 Pogliano MilaneseMocalita Bellolino tel.

2-93256537; fax 2-93255758; tlx324833Annual Capacity: at least 2

million Special Formats: CD-ROM Facilities: 3 -colour printing;special packaging TurnaroundTime 2421 days (new order); 10days (rc-order)Natural Wastage: 3ol9 to 5.14Minimum Orden 500 Customers:Record companies, major andsmall

°FILMES*Marco Shuck Localita Campo DePile 67100 L'Aquila teL 862-3311;fax 862-313068Annual Capacity: 5 millionSpecial Formats: CD -5; CD-ROMFacilities: Picture disc label; prin-ting; overwrapping; mastering;3 -colour printing; 4 -colour labelprinting; special packaging on re-quest; standard Mlay card;booklet and jewel box Tur-around Time: 2 weeks (less on

request)

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Natural Wastage none MinimumOrder; 1.000 (new order); 509(re -order)Customers: record companies;publishers lie magazines withCDs); electronic publishers (forinstance 'Yellow Pages') forCD-ROM

SPAIN

IBERMEMORYEusebio Rey/Losi Luis Carbo Av-da Fuentemar 35 28820 CosladaMadrid tel. 1-6712200; fax1-6713909; tlx 427971Annual Capacity: 5 millionSpecial Formats CD-ROMFacilities: 2 -colour printing;plating; overwrapping; mastering;coloured polycarbonate Tur-naround Time: 48 hours neworder); 24 hours (express and re-orders)Natural Wastage less than I%Minimum Orders: 500Customers: 95% of the Spanishrecord industry

SWEDEN

CD PLANT MFG ABBritt Carlsson/Thomas LaghedenBox 90352)039 Malmo tel.

40-22012* fax 40-949660Annual Capacity: 14 millionSpecial Formats: CD -3; CD -5;CDV; CDI; CD-ROM;Facilities: 5 -colour printing;mastering; pre-mastering/post-production studio; plating Tur-naround Time: 7-10 daysMinimum Orden 500

SWITZERLAND

ICM DIESSENHOFEN LTDAndy Baur Ratiward Willisdorf,8253 Diessenbofen tel. 53-381111;fax 53-373441; tlx 836416

Annual Capacity: 12 millionSpecial Formats: CD -3; CD-ROMFacilities: Own Studio; produc-tion of U-matic 1610/1630;

almost all formats inn) P/Q,mastering, galvanising; 5 -colourprinting; 'Runaround Time 7-10days Natural Wastage 131/4

Minimum Order: 1.000 (neworder); 500 (re -order)Customers: Mom than 100 Euro-pean record companies Other: Se-cond plant (capacity 12 minion)

to open in July '90 at Buicino,Italy

TECVAL MEMORIESJean4(ves Leroy PO Box 746CH -1001 Lausanne tel21-6359091; fax 21-6359096; tlx450157Annual Capacity: 8 millionSpecial Formats: All except CD -3Facilities: 4 -colour printing; pic-ture CD Turnaround Time 3-5weeks Natural Wastage: 12453/4Minimum Order 500 Customers:Major and independent recordcompanies; private persons

UNITED KINGDOM

DISCRONICS EUROPEJames Mitchell 4th Floor Glen-thorne House HammersmithGrove, London W6 OLG tel.1-7419192; fax 1-7482106; tlx263851Annual Capacity: 20 millionSpecial Formats: CD-ROM; CDVFacilities: 5 -colour printing;plating; overwrapping; masteringTurnaround Time 10 days (new

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MEDIAorder); 5 days (re -order)Natural Wastage: around 10%Minimum Order: 1.000 (neworder); 500 (re -order)Customers: Various majors in-cluding EMI, PolyGram,Pickwick, Telstar and BMG

PDO UKRoger Twynham tel. 1-9487368;fax 1-9406208; dr 928940Annual Capacity: 20-25 millionSpecial Formats: CD-ROM; CDVFacilities: 6 -colour printing;plating; overwrapping; masteringTurnaround Time: 10 days (neworder); 5 days (re -order);Minimum Order: L000 (neworder); 500 (re -order)

END COMPACT DISCTim Crouch Greenbridge IndEstate Crampton Road SwindonWilts SN3 3LP tel. 793-511168;fax 793-26630; On 44445ANnual Capacity: 20 millionSpecial Formats: CD -3Facilities: 5 -colour printing;plating; overwrapping; masteringRunaround Time: 7-10 days (neworder); 5-8 days (re -order)Minimum Order: 1.000 (neworder); 500 (re -order)Customers: EMI

NIMBUS RECORDS*John Denton Wyasione 147s,Monmouth Gwent NP5 3SR tel.600-890682; fax 600490779; du498378Annual Capacity: 30 millionSpecial Formats: CD -3; CD -5;CD-ROM Facilities: Mastering;plating; all packaging; 4 -colourprinting; laser engraved graphicsTurnaround Time: 7-10 daysMinimum Order: 500Customers: Virgin, EMI, Chry-salis, Island, A&M, MCA, Mute,Beggars Banquet, 4AD, Te!star,BBC Records, Factory, KTel

CD MANUFACTURING

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PILZ COMPACT DISCDr Wolfgang Ruso Ingrid Pile Ste.18 8150 Kramberg tel. 8166-300fax 8166-30298; tlx 17816681Annual Capacity: 40 millionSpecial Formats: CD -5; CDV;CD-ROM Facilities: Mastering (inpreparation); galvanising; specialpackaging; all pre -mastering,coding and editing to be arrangedthrough third parties TurnaroundTime: 8-10 days (first order); 2-3days (re -order)Minimum Order: 1.000 (firstorder); 500 (re -order)Other: Silk screen -UV CD prin-

ting; UV coating; Gold CD uponrequest; 100% laser and visualquality control

RECORD SERVICE GmbHCappi Frenger Mar Planck Str.1-9 5110 Alsdorf tel. 2404-580;fax 2404-58202; tlx 8329616Annual Capacity: 40 millionSpecial Formats: CD -3; CD -5;CD-ROM Facilities: Digitalediting; mastering; galvanisingNatural Wastage: 10%Customers: Record Service pro-duces exclusively for WEA com-panies(excluding US); above figures alsoinclude CD production for lSldecPress Other: 3" blister packaging;preparation of cliches

SONOPRESS GmbHRoland Ramforth Carl-Bertelsmann Ste.. 161 4930Guetersloh 1 lel. 5241-803445; fax5241-75863; On 933406 mnonAnnual Capacity: 78 millionSpecial Formats: CD -5; CD-ROM; CDV Facilities: Masteringgalvanising; printing by FirmaTOPAC (contact Mr Lipka, tel.05241-805227); 4 -colour printingof booklets; CD -labels; pictureCD Turnaround Time: NegotiableMinimum Order: 1.000 (neworder); 500 (re -order)Other: Ability to customise CDand packaging manufacturing

TELEMEDIAUlrich Straub, Uwe Brand Carl-Bertebmann Str. 161 4830Guetersloh 1 tel. 5241-801;fax5241-75863; tlx 933406 sonopSpecial Formats: CD -3; CD -5;CDV; CD-ROM Customers: 95%industrial and educational(schools, museums, trade fair ex-hibitors, archives); 5% consumerproduct (films etc)Other: Manufacture of laser discs

KOCH RECORDSRalph Gropp Hermann -Schmid

Ste. 10 8000 Munich 2 tel.89-7256095; fax 89-7254759; tlx5213408 koch dAnnual Capacity: 8 millionSpecial Formats: CD -5; CDV andCD-ROM as required Faciditim:Digitalisation; coding; soundenhancement (large studiofacilities); pre -mastering fordigital editing; PQ editing; ROM -data preparation; galvanisingIX4 colour printing,

2X1 colour printing; colouredtrays and other special packagingRunaround Time: 6 daysMinimum Orden 500Other: Research & developmentdepartment for test and measure-ment equipment; two productionlines for CD test equipment; DATQuality Analysers; DAT-copying

COMPACT DISC ION-TRAEGF.R GmbHClaus Winkler Geste& MeyerAtlas 25 1000 West Berlin 65 tel.30-4635095; fax 30-4634602; dx185825Annual Capacity: 5 millionSpecial Formats: CDV license ob-tained; CD-ROM Facilities:Studio; glass mastering; galvaniz-ing; gold spatter; coloured CDs;picture CDs Tumaround Time: 10days Minimum Order: 1000Customers: 80 clients many ofwhich are independent labels

PDOHinrich Behnke Klusriede 26 3012Langehagen 1 tel. 511-7306289;fax 511.7306295; tlx DE924077polg dAnnual Capacity: 95-100 millionSpecial Formats: CDI; CD -5; CD-ROM Facilities: Pre -mastering ofall tape formats; analog-digitaltransferring; mastering; galvanis-ing., jewel boxes; multi -packs;two-piece jewel boxes; picturediscs; 6 -colour printing Tur-naround Time: 7 days (neworder); 5 days (re -order)Minimum Order: 1.000 (neworder); 500 (reorder)

1NTERPRFSSAxel Saborowski Steinmuehlstr.26 6380 Bad Homburg 6 tel.6172-40170; fax 6172-401749; tlx415859Annual Capacity: 12 millionSpecial Formats: CD -5; CDVplanned; CD-ROM Facilities:Complete pre -pressing services;galvanising Turnaround Time: 10days Minimum Order: 500

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Annual Capacity: 10 millionSpecial Formats: CD -5;

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Dave Edmonds is to record a TVspecial for the UK's Channel 4 atthe end of February with guest ap-pearances looking likely fromDion DiMucci, Bonni Riatt andKim Wilson of the FabulousThunderbirds. The show will alsofeature Bruce Springstmn's hornsection and will serve as a warm-up for a month -long US tour andsome European dates.

Bon Jovi added a charity showto their recent UK tour by playingHammersmith Odeon in aid ofNordoff-Robbins Music Therapy,the charity behind the huge Kneb-worth show in June The first 400seats in the front rows of the circlecost f50 each, including admis-sion to a special reception afterthe gig.

Fine Young Cannibals are cur-rently working on the follow-up tothe multi -million selling The RawAnd The Cooked al Air Studios.They are producing the LP them-selves. Post -punk rowdies Sham69 are also back together and itsthe studio.

We also hear the rumouredCulture Club reunion album is indeed in the works under the watchful eye of none other than Peter

ROCK OVER EUROPE

Asher, One-time member of 60sduo Peter And Gordon.

Fans of Julian Cope's old bandThe Teardrop Explodes, whichsplit up in 1982, will be interestedto hear they have a new single outin mid -January. Serious Dangerwas never originally released as asingle and has now been remixedby Cope for Phonogram.

Fine Young Cmil rals - hack in theSting is expected to start the

New Year with some songwritingafter his Broadway production of'The Threepenny Opera' closedsomewhat prematurely onDecember M.

Look for Robert Palmer, DavidBowie and Co West to featuresoon on a soundtrack album for anew film, probably to be titled

STATION REPORTSUpdated reports and playlistsadditions from the major radio &tv stations from 16 Europeancountries

PP PowerplayAD Additions to the playlistTP TipsLP Album of the weekCL: ClipST StudioIN : Interview

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BBC RADIO I London ChrisLycett Sen. Prod.A Lies:

Christians. WordsNeneh Cherry. Inns Cityjimmy Somerville. Comment

B ListBros. Sistertae Cocker. When The NightHalo lames. WantedLir Louis- French KissNew Kids Oa Block- Got ItUAng In A Box- DifferentAdeva. Beautiful Lowe

CAPITAL RADIO LondonRichard Park - Prog. Contr.AD Band Aid II. Do They Know

Christians. Words

LPKon Donovan- When Youate Bush

Belinda CarlisleEric ClantonPhil CollinsErasureBilly JoelQuincy Jones

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Chris ReaEmmy SomervilleCliff RichardLisa StanfieldTears For FearsTina TumerUB 40Wm Wet Wet

0.11LTERII RADIO & NORTH/WS RADIOPaul Robinson - Prog. Contr.AD Yam- Wanted On The Floor

It Takes Presidents- Do BestAndrew Cash- BoomtownMarines. Go Go NowStan Ridgway- SouthboundDe La Soul- Magic NumberIcehouse- Touch The FireDistant Cousins. You Used To

RADIO HALLAM SheffieldDean Repoli o Head Of MusicAD jive Bunny- Christmas Party

Jason Donovan- When YouElectronic- Getting AwayKamm- Lambadajimmy Somerville- CommentBeautiful South- Ell SailNew Kids- IOU Got ItLiving Iffs Box- DifferentDusty Springfield- In PrivateUB 40- Homely GirlTears For Fears- WomanLinda Ronstadt Don't KnowSonia- Lislen

Sydney Youngblood- SitPhil Collins ParadiseTina Turner. Don't WannaQueen- The MiracleAlexandra O'Neil- HitmixLisa Stansfield- WorldBelinda Carlisle. La Luna

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'3.000', starring Richard Clem andJulia Roberts. The soundtrack LPwill also have contributions fromNatalie Cole, The Red Hot ChilliPeppers and Rosette.

A&M Records begins 1990 byreleasing Nothing Ever Happensas the new Del Amitri singlefollowed by yet another NevilleBrothers 45 from the Yellow

,:Moon set, Sam Cooke's A

Change Is Gonna Come.On CBS and Epic's schedules

for 1990 there is the relum ofBad, with a single titled BabyYou're Mine on January 15

followed a month later by the LPLondon Warsaw New York. Theother Wham! man AndrewRidgeley stages a comeback on

February 2 with the song RedDress. His album is due in March,when we will also see the long-awaited return of Paul Young andThe Stranglers.

Phil Collins has put a demoversion of Another Day InParadise on the 12" B-side of IWish It Would Rain Down, out asa single this month. The demo istilled Homeless and the other ad-ditional track is You've Been InLove (That Little lid Too Long)which is not on But Seriously.

Party Party, the new PaulMcCartney club track on theboxed -set edition of his FlowersIn The Dirt album, features a pro-mo video that called for the Quick'On The Draw company, to pro-duce 4.500 images on 16mm filmin a total of 600 horns of anima-tion. It took MUM just 12 days tocomplete.

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STATION REPORTSRichard Nan Morrison- GodAdeva- Beautiful LoveErasure- You.ffirround MeBig Fun- Can't ShakeSimple Minds- SignSinitta- Lay Me DownBand Aid IT Do They KnowWet Wet Wet- Broke AwayBilly Joel- LeningradGloria Estefan- Here We AreMadonna- Dear JessieChris Rea- That's WhoHalo James- Wanted

RADIO TRENT GROUPLen Groat - Deputy Prog.Dir.AD Cyndi Lauper- Heading

West Pride- MercenaryChristians- WordsLiving In A Bo, DiffereoIcehouse- Touch The FireRob 'n' Raz- Got To GetTan- Wanted On The FloorBand Aid II- Do They Know

RED ROSE RADIO. Preston/BlackpoolPaul Fairborn - Head Of MusicAD James Lee Wild- The Best

Lisa Sffinsfield- Livejive Bunny- Let's ParryGeorge Harrison- Cheer DownThe Grace, Perfect ViewDistant Cousins- You Used ToJimmy Somerville- You Make

GWR SwindonDave Bowen - Head Of Music

Erasure- You Surround MeSoul II Soul- Get A LifeWayne/Liebrand- Eve 0/T VVarRonstadt/Neville- Doffit KnowNew Kids 0/T Block- Got ItTina Turner- Steamy WindowsRob V' Ras- Got To GetJason Donovan- Wffin YouDusty Springfield- In PrivateSydney Youngblood- SitAndy Stewart- DonaldAlexander O'Neal- Him.Latino Rave- Latino RaveMadonna- Dear Jessie

METRO FM - NewcastleGiles Squire Prog. Contr.PP Erassre- Blue SavannahAD Jimmy Somerville- You Make

Perfert Day- King Of FoolsD -Mob- Hands Together

Seven- Inside Love

BRMB - BirminghamRobin Valk - Head Of MusicAD Electronic- Getting Away

Rob 'ffi Raz- Got To GetCharlesmann- Walker's Life

B List:jam Machine- EverydayJames Lee Wild- The BestThe Graces- Perfect ViewAl About Eve- DecemberBros- SisterStevie V. Dirty CashFPI Project- Going BackAcid Reign- Telephone

RADIO CLYDE. GlasgowAlex Dickson - Prog. Dir.AD Warwick/Osborne- Good Care

Jimmy Somerville- You MakeFish- Big WedgeRod Stewart- Downtown TrainDeacon Blue- QueenCher- just Like Jesse JamesMartika- More Than You KnowQuincy Jones- Be GoodTan. Tikaram- We Almost

B List:The River Detectors- YouNatalie Cole- Sffirting Over

HORIZON RADIO Milton KeynesClive Dickens - Head 01 MusicAD De la Soul- Magic Number

'razz- Wanted On The FloorElectra- Autumn LoveKyrie Minogue- Tears

SWANSEA SOUND WalesDavid Thomas Progr. Contr.AD Electronic- Getting Away

Foster A Allen. Never Stop

DOWNTOWN RADIO.IsleJohn Rosborough Head Of Prog.AD Deacon Bliss Queen

jimmy Somerville- CommentThe Call- You ffinDe La Soul. Magic NumberNew Kids 07 Block- Hangin'tlartka- More Than You KnowMission- ButterflyLuther Vandros. Here And Now

2 FM - DublinJohn Clarke. DJ/Prod.AD Deacon Blue- Queen

Gloria Estelan- Here We AreRod Stewart- Downtown TrainTears For Fears- Advice

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WDR - CologneBudd:. Kramer DJ/Prod.AD Udo Lindenberg- Reeperbahn

Band Aid II- Do They KnowJimi Jamison- Ever SinceFTC. l'rn Not The ManBeautiful South- Ell SailOfra Hasa- Wish Me Luck

R1AS - BerlinRik De LisleAD FTC- I'm Not The Man

The B-52'. Love ShackBrother Beyond- When WIllStewart /Duller- LilyFeldmanTarnkon- Jrte Pas

TP Udo Lindenberg- ReeperbahnLP Chris Rea- Road To Hell

SEN. BerlinJuergen juergens-131/Prod.AD PHI Collins- Paradise

Billy Joel- We Didn't StartMadonna- Dear JessieJohn F.. BUT, BerlinNona- Wunder Gesche.Rosette- LossErasure- You Surround Me

SDR StuttgartHans Thorne, Prod.PP Belinda Carlisle- La LunaTP Duran Duran- BurningLP Georgia Satellites

RTL/Germany - LuxembourgErnst Grelnert - Prod.AD Simple Minds. SignLP Melissa Etheridge

RTUGermany - LuxembourgHoney Bee Benson - DJ/Prod.AD Johny Hates... Turn

Jeff Healey Band. Angel EyesLP The Scorpions

Melissa Etheridge

RTL/Germany LuxembourgLilian Uciechowski - Prod.

AD Roger Christian- WorldsNazareth- Winner

LP Melissa Etffiridge

SR/EUROPAWELLE SAARDieter Eater 01/Prod.AD Band Aid Do They Know

Neneh Cherry- Irma CityDavid Byrne- Make BelieveHalo .rne. Wanted

LP Eddie MoneyRight ChoiceSybil

SFS/Deutsche Welle/NDRHorst Hartwich - DI/Prod.PP John Spencer- I Wanna

Billy Joel. We Didn't St.AD Gild, 55551 Liebe

Jason Donovan - When YouChristians- Words

TP Carmel- You Can Have HimDieter Schivede, I RememberRiva- It's GoodPeter Griffin- Final HeroesLiza Minelli. Losing My Mind

FEN HannoverU111 Knlep - Di/Prod.AD Belinda Carlisle- La Loa

Paul Carrok- The GrooveFrancois Feldman- Joss PasUdo Lindenberg- ReeperbahnTina Turner- Don't WanMadonna- Dear Jessie

Shakespeare's Sister- RunPau. Abdul- Just The WayBamboo Hey Mister ZippoBros. Sister

RADIO RPR - LudwigshafenHans Kappes- Di/Prod.AD Lisa Stansfreld- World

Jason Donovan- When WillUdo Lindenberg- Reeperbahn

LP Rickie Lee Jones

RSH - KielMartin Schwebel- Head Of MusicAD Tony Carey- I Feel Good

Gerard fang- BolerosJason Donova, When You

PP Madonna- Dear JessieTP jive Bunny- Christmas Party

John N Berlin Berlin .

Roger Christia, WailsDurchbruch- Schnell. Weg

RADIO GONG 2000- MunichWalter Frelwald - Music Dir.Top 5:

Phil Collins- ParadiseKylie Mnogue- Never Too ffiteDavid Hasselhort FlyingChris Se Burg, HeartFloorette- Listen

AD Arthur Bake, The MessageUnited Artisry Yes We CanFTC. let Not The Man5031 Soul- Get A Life

PP Madonna. Dear JessieMirtraste, Grand Piano

LP Muenchener Freiheit

RADIO GONG - NurembergArno Mueller Music Dir.AD Bros- Sister

Electronic- Getting AwayCalloway- I Wonna Be PathCover Girls- Ca. Go WrongPaula Abdul- OppositesBad English- Price Of Love

TP Lou Gramm- AngelLP Erassre

RADIO REGENBOGEN - MannheimMarkus Wahl . Music Dlr.

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