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NEWSSTAND PRCE $6.50 AUGUST 7, 1998 Luther: Still Going Strong Don't miss Carol Archer's interview with Virgin superstar Luther Vandross in this week's NAC /Smooth Jazz special. Vandross not only has a top 10 smash at NAC /SJ (the title track from his Know CD), but his "Nights n Harlem" is happening at both Urban and Urban AC. Now that NAC /Smooth Jazz has completed its evolution from experiment to niche player to full -fledged ratings winner, it's time for R &R's annual tribute to the format. t begins on the next page with a heady conversation with author Robert Jourdain. SPYROOGYRA Celebrating over 20 years of great music Upcoming Jay Beckenst solo album with special guests 1 shp., DANA KRALL 2 Time Grammy Nominee ACOUSTC ALCHEMY Love Scenes - over 700,000 units sold worldwide 1st Ever Platinum Jazz Artist in Canáda Upcoming appearance on E! Entertainment special, Wild on the Vine Filñl debut in MGM's upcoming At First Sight featuring Val Kilmer and Mira Sorvino 2nd Appearance on Melroiae Place August 17th The GRP Recording Company. A Universal Mu 111998 GRP Records!pF.'A rights reserved. Positive Thinking, their 10th release, featuring "The Better Shoes," "Passionelle," "Vapour Trails, ": "Rainwatching W1" U.S. Tour starts October 22nd RAMSEY L 't ACOUSTC ALCHEMY S A legend in the biz for over 40 years WNUA / Chicago Morning Show Host Host of syndicated Legends of Jazz S GEORGE BENSON Standing Together #1 R &R NAC /Smooth Jazz Album #1 Billboard's Top Contemporary Jazz Albums Chart MARC ANTONE GRP debut release Madrid Appearing live this summer with the Guitare & Saxes Tour Sunland Top 5 NAC track 8 time Grammy winner Career spanning over 30 years Stao Honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Career sales in excess of 15 million units Aure aa we. NP- Lr a. aso opt yo V Po`Sbsro\* e4 to ``Ge Qr`eve fleas N oe j``qcl ar

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N S D E 3 M's OF PROGRAMMNG: PART 2 n last week's Management column, consultant John Lund described the first two of his three M's of programming. This week, he focuses on the third M: marketing. Page 16 TALENTMASTER EXTRAORDNARE! Radio's Morning Show Boot Camp, which happens this weekend in Atlanta, has turned into the premier gathering for radio's on -air soldiers. Organizer Don Anthony is the subject of Erica Farber's Publisher's Profile. Page 140 SPECAL TALENT SSUE n addition to the Anthony interview, many of R &R's editors devote their columns to the issue of talent and talent development. Among them: AC Page 105 Alternative CHR Country News/Talk Rock Urban Page 121 Page 68 Page 94 Page 30 Page 112 N THE NEWS Westwood One consolidates news operations Page 82 Casino ad ban upheld by appeals court Dave Robbins appointed VP /GM for CBS /Columbus FMs Joel Burke, Jim Kirkland, Randy Grossed, Pam Malcy, Nikki Nite on new slate of Sinclair appointments Eric Schoenfeld, Len Weiner take ESPN Radio posts THS #1 CHR/POP Page 3 WEEK GOO GOO DOLLS ris (Warner Sunset/Reprise) More Myths Of Duopoly Programming And Management BY ('ifrry BDE4ME. KATZ RADO GROUP n two recent columns (6/2, 7/10), the preliminary results of a Katz Radio Group research study measuring duopoly's effects on radio sales, programming, and management practices have been dis- The majorit cussed and exam- owners be i n e d. Several competitive myths have been staffs m exposed about revenue what consolidation has meant to duopolies 100 mark the radio industry, separate sa and many of for at least the very positive changes that have taken place in radio as a direct result of the changproperties, 23% have force for station es in ownership policy have been highlighted. So fir, we've seen that: Few, if any, duopolies control enough audience in their markets to be able to "force" themselves on buys. That's true for target demographics like 18-34 and 25-54 as well as persons 12 +. Duopolies have not caused advertising rates to rise. n fact, cost increases have been smaller in markets where duopolies are strongest. Now it's time to disprove another myth or two. t's clear that consolidation in radio station own- y of duopoly lieve that local sales aximize - 77% of in the top ets have les forces some of the while only one sales the entire group. ership has led to fundamental shifts in the way that properties are programmed, marketed, and managed. As duopolies continue to expand, many in the radio industry are looking for the perfect formula that will guarantee success. _Many people perceive that all duopolies operate a certain way, that owners universally decide to duplicate formats, concentrate sales staffs, and consolidate management. n reality, owners face a series of tough questions each time they acquire new stations. Should pm- See Page 18 AUGUST 7, 1994, Music, The Brain, And Ecstasy An interview with author Robert Jourdain Music speaks to humanity in ways that words cannot, but until the publication last year of Robert Jour - dain's groundbreaking book, Music, The Brain, And Ecstasy, few understood why. Jourdain examines music from a variety of perspectives, from its psychoacoustics to neuroscience. His intelligent and lively prose illuminates the topic for the layperson interested in learning "how music captures our imaginations" (as the book is subtitled). Broadcast Architecture CEO Frank Cody joined R &R NAC /Smooth Jazz Editor Carol Archer to interview Jourdain. CA: What was your inspiration to write this book? RJ: Music has long struck me as a good way to sum up almost everything the brain does. When listening to or performing music, the whole brain lights up like a Christmas tree. Almost every part of it works. There's nothing else in all human experience that's quite as complex as music, and nothing that so rubs your nose in our ignorance about how the mind works and so demands that you really account for everything that's going on. See Page 36 NAC/SMOOTH JAZZ SPECAL TAKES FLGHT: PAGE 35 Lippincott Leads Maverick Promotion ii Croshal elevated to label's Head /Sales & Mktg. BY STEVE WoNSEEWK2 R &R MUSC EDTOR Maverick Recording Co. has tapped music industry vet Ric Lippincott as its new Head/Promotion. Based in Los Angeles, he reports to GM Russ Rieger. "Ric's experience as both a respected radio programmer and record Lipp incoa executive provides him with the essential qualities needed to head up Maverick's promotion department," Rieger said. "We're pleased to have him here." Lippincott noted, "What brought me to Maverick was the music. Maverick has great artists like Alanis Morissette, Prodigy, Ebba Forsberg, Cleopatra, Jude, and Baxter. n addition, 'm fortunate to be working with people like Russ Rieger, [Maverick co -CEO] Freddy DeMann, [Maverick partner & Head/A &R] Guy Oseary, and all the pros who make up Maverick. 'm excited and passionate about what 'm doing LPPNCOTT /See Page 10 Toppled Tower Terminates TV Transmissions... n Boston CHR/RHYTHMC MLYAH Are You That Somebody? (Atlantic) URBAN KELLY PRCE Friend 01 Mine T-Neck/sland) URBAN AC MAXWELL Luxury: Cococure (Columbia) COUNTRY TRSMA YEARWOOD There Goes My Baby (MCA) NAC /SMOOTH JAZZ STEVE COLE When Think 01 You (Bluemoon/Atlantic) HOT AC G00 GOO DOLLS ris (Warner Sunset/Reprise) AC CEUNE DON To Love You More (550 Music).,.... t, 1 H /... 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R &R SSUE NUMBER 1260 P4GE THR#E WW1 Consolidates NBC/Mutual News BY M,vr SPANGLER R &R WASHNGTON BUREAU Westwood One's NBC/Mutual News operation in Arlington, VA was shaken up on Monday in what the company called its effort to "consolidate" its news operations by cutting some production staff and shifting other news personnel to other news slots. "Westwood One had two superior news -gathering operations between CBS and CNN." spokesman Nick Kiernan told R &R. `When we had a third one in Arlington. We were spending a lot of our effort in news- gathering and didn't need so many duplicate people cutting up the same Bill Clinton tape. We wanted to put more of our resources into increasing the customization offered to stations and improving our reporting capabilities out of Washington as opposed to our production processing facilities there." The downsizing becomes effective Aug. 31. Although he was not specific about how many of the operation's 50-odd producers, correspondents, and other production and origination staffers will find homes elsewhere within the Westwood One organization, Kiernan insisted that the company would "beef up" such sister news operations as CBS' Washington bureau, CBS' "Spectrum" news operation, and CNN Radio, which WW markets and sells. WW1/See Page 12 5 YEA LOOKNG BACK Radio's June Numbers Surge The radio industry experienced one of its best revenue months in June, when local revenues were 12% higher than June '97. According to RAB figures, national revenues did even better: They rose 16% from last June. Business was healthy in all regions of the country, particularly in the Midwest and Southern portions of the country, where national business rose by 22% or more. Looking bade over the last several June reports, national business has taken an astounding leap: National billings are 43% higher than in June '95. On a year -to -date basis, local business is up 10% over the first six months of last year; national revenues are 14% higher. The overall figure is 11% higher than last year. Circuit Court Upholds Gambling Ads Ban By Jul-1w( YORKE R&R WASHNGTON BUREAU CHEF Airing gaming ads is getting to be a gamble for broadcasters who have to wade through a hodgepodge of laws to stay out of trouble. Last week, a three -judge panel on the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans voted two-to -one to uphold a federal law Ownership Limit Evolution generations, broadcasters lived by the so-called -7-7 rule" For which permitted them to own no more than seven stations in each of the AM, FM, and TV services. Fourteen years ago this week, the FCC raised those levels to 12-12 -12, but operators were still restricted to one station per category in a market. The rules began to change furiously in the '90s: Relaxed LMA rules allowed broadcasters to operate more than one AM or FM in a market; the FCC subsequently permitted duopoly (owning two. AMs and two FMs); and finally, in the mother of all decisions, Congress ripped the ceiling off ownership, permitting an owner to have up to eight stations per market, with no more than five being on either AM or FM. Sticking With Radio For 25 Years +.: i munication nc M A G é S T H A T L A 5 banning the broadcasting of casino gambling ads. The decision conflicts with two other court decisions that found banning gambling ads unconstitutional. However, the New Orleans court, in its 19 -page decision, rejected the argument brought by the Greater New Orleans Broadcasting Assn. (GNOBA) that said GAMBLNG/See Page 28 Sinclair Appoints New Programmers, Kansas City Mgrs. Kirkland Sinclair Communications has made various executive changes in several markets. First, Joel Burke and Jim Kirkland have been tapped as Regional Programmers. Burke will work with existing management at WRTH -AM, KHT -FM & WL- FM/St. Louis and KCFX -FM, KCY -FM, KQRC -FM & KXTR- FM/Kansas City. He will remain based in Memphis, overseeing operations at WJCE -AM, WOGY- FM & WRVR -FM. Kirkland - who is OM at WORD -AM, WYRD -AM, WSPA -AM & FM & WFBC- FM/Greenville, SC - adds responsibilities at WEAL -AM, SNCLAR/See Page 14 AUGUST 7, 1998 NEWS & FEATURES Radio Business 4 Ratings 29 Business Briefs 4 Sound Decisions 32 Transactions 6 Nashville 96 Management 16 Publisher's Profile 140 Sales 18 Marketing & Promotion 19 Show Prep 20 Product Showcase 17 'Zine Scene 20 Opportunities 133 National Video Charts 21 Marketplace 137 Street Talk 22 FORMATS At CHARTS News/Talk 30 Country Chart 97 NAC /Smooth Jazz 35 Country Action 98 NAC /Smooth Jazz Tracks Chart 62 Adult Contemporary 105 NAC /Smooth Jazz Albums Chart 63 AC Chart 106 Pop /Alternative 66 Hot AC Chart 109 CHR Callout America 67 Rock 112 CHR 68 Active Rock Chart 114 CHR /Pop Chart 70 Rock Chart 117 Hip -Hop Chart 77 Alternative 121 CHR /Rhythmic Chart 78 Alternative Chart 122 Urban 82 Alternative Action 125 Urban Chart 84 Alternative Specialty Show 128 Urban Action 86 Adult Alternative 129 Urban AC Chart 92 Adult Alternative Tracks 130 Country 94 Adult Alternative Albums 132 \ The pages 138 Robbins Rejoins CBS As Columbus VP /GM Dave Robbins has returned to CBS Radio as VP /GM for its Columbus FMs, overseeing Active Rock WAZU, Country WHOK, and Classic Rock WLVQ once CBS completes the acquisition of the stations from Jacor. "Dave is a very talented and experienced GM who possesses the skills needed to integrate our Columbus radio properties," stated R CBS Radio co -COO Don Bouloukos. "Dave is highly re Robb spected by the Columbus broadcast and advertising community, and under his direction our stations will be well -served." Robbins has spent O years with Nationwide Communications and currently serves as GM at crosstown WF -AM, WCOL -FM & WNC- FM. Jacor agreed to buy Nationwide last October. Robbins worked for CBS between 1981-87 as PD of KHTR- FM /St. ROBBNS/See Page 10 Schoenfeld Scores ESPN Radio GM Gig Sports net also promotes Weiner to Asst. GM Eric Schoenfeld has been named GM of ESPN. Radio. Schoenfeld replaces Drew Hayes, who recently exited the sports network to become OM/ PD at KABC/ Los Angeles (R &R 6/19). n a related move, ESPN Radio PD Len Weiner has been promoted Schoenfeld to Asst. GM. "Eric is the perfect fit as we con- tinue to evaluate ESPN's future plans" commented ESPN Exec. 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4 R &R August 7 199 RADO BUSNESS FCC Draws Criticism For Alaska Fines King, KSRM question unauthorized transfer decision Br MA7 S,ti\.0 R &R WASHNGTON BUREAU An FCC decision last week that fined two struggling Alaska stations $20,000 has caused some observers to ask how the agency interprets the business relationships that typically exist between a licensee and a time broker. On July 29, the commission tined King Broadcasters nc. and KSRM nc. - both based in Soldotna (Kenai), AK - $10,000 each. King's fine was for the "unauthorized transfer" of KSLD -AM & KKS-FM/Soldotna. The transfer occurred in February 1994, when King President and then -owner of the stations Sally Hoskins, who had recently filed for bankruptcy, entered into a "program services agreement" (PSA) with bro- ker Chester Coleman of American Radio Brokers. Through the PSA, Coleman provided programming for the stations 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The FCC ruled that another unauthorized transfer took place when Coleman entered into a joint sales agreement with KSRM President John Davis in March 1994. The commission said that this resulted in a violation of the local ownership rule, since KSRM was now "controlling" four stations in a 13- station market - hence, the second $10,000 fine. No `Exact Formula' The FCC got wind of the case in May 1994, when Homer, AK broadcaster Peninsula Communications nc. filed a petition to deny the transfer of KSLD & KKS to Coleman. More than four years later, the commission approved the transfer, but nonetheless applied the penalties. "There is no exact formula by which control of a broadcast station can be determined," said the FCC in FCC /See Page 8 Big Deals Hit Slump As Purchasing Surge Slows ndustry insiders shed light on lack of trading BY PATRCE WnTRG R &R WASHNGTON BUREAU Since the passage of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, the value and volume of radio station sales has set records. But 1998 has been different. t's been a fairly slow and quiet year - 1056 stations have traded hands to date, compared to 1343 last year and 1529 in 1996. What happened to the purchasing craze? "The prices have gotten silly," Washington broadcast attorney David Tillotson told R &R. "Most of the good stuff has gotten swept up. 1996 was open season on buying everything." Jim Weitzman, another Washington broadcast lawyer, agreed. "n the major markets, everyone has a dance partner now. Consolidation has matured in the major markets. The headline -grabbing acquisitions with the astronomical cash flow multiples have already happened" Big Markets Taken The industry has reached a point where almost every station in the top 100 markets is spoken for by a chosen few. Duncan's American Radio analyst J.T. Anderton told R &R, "We went from having 12 owners in one market, to two to four significant owners, and those owners have their station infrastructure in place. As a result, we're not seeing a lot of obvious deals beyond the first round of consolidation." For the duration of 1996 and 1997, groups doubled and tripled and bought everything in sight, until no more than 20 companies own almost every station in the top 100 markets. "The panic /euphoria that we witnessed in 1996 and 1997 represented industry consolidators who were focused on the top 75 markets;" media broker Peter Handy of Star Media Group told R &R. "With all the mergers and acquisitions activity, the price tags have moved up," First Union Capital Markets analyst Bishop Cheen told R &R. "Acquirers have said, it's hard for us to generate the return on equity if we have to pay 20 times trailing cash flow.' So, some of those companies have moved offshore and branched out to Puerto Rico, Mexico, and billboard assets." Which is exactly what groups like Cleat Channel, Chancellor Media, and even Emmis Broadcasting, which is aggressively developing its eastern European properties, are doing. Perhaps that means 1998 will serve as a resting period for large groups to integrate newly acquired stations and management, and also function as a springboard for round two of the consolidation craze. "The next wave will be in markets 100 through 250," Handy figured. "For the most part, the consolidators in those markets are using private capital combined with debt to make acquisitions. Operators in those markets have to be a little more sensitive to their business plan and how it can produce high returns for that capital." "There's still a lot of revenue and income growth in the radio business," Anderton said. He added that he wouldn't be surprised if other large media companies - such as newspapers, satellite, and telephone entities - decided to get a share of the radio revenue pie. Bloomberg BBR;Ë ss Heftel Settles With Rainbow /PUSH eftel Broadcasting Corp. has reached an accord with Jesse Jackson's Rainbow /PUSH Coalition by agreeing to step up minority recruitment efforts for two stations it's acquiring in San Diego. n November, the coalition filed a petition to deny the license renewal applications of KJQY -FM & KKLQ -FM /San Diego, currently owned by Jacor Communications, for insufficient recruiting during its last license term. n order to move ahead with its acquisition, Heftel agreed earlier this month to notify minority and/or civil rights organizations and media when job openings come up at the stations that won't be filled from within the organization. Heftel will also reimburse Rainbow /PUSH for $3400 in legal fees. FCC Hearings Foe Zeb Lee Dies ongtime North Carolina broadcaster Zeb Lee, 87, died in Asheville, NC on Aug. - 1 five days before the FCC was to vote on new rules that would establish a system of broadcast auctions. He gained notoriety when he challenged a 1995 FCC decision that took his WZLS -FM/Asheville off the air and replaced it with a minority consortium. The agency cited a 1994 Supreme Court decision that froze its comparative hearings process for awarding broadcast licenses - despite the fact that Lee had been granted permission to broadcast at 96.5 MHz at least four times between 1990 and 1994. After a lengthy court battle, the DC Circuit Court of Appeals reinstated Lee's Orion Communications as the licensee of the Asheville frequency last January. Gag Order On CBC May Be Lifted Attorneys for Children's Broadcasting Corp. asked the U.S. District Court in Minneapolis last week to lift the gag order that prevents CBC from discussing what evidence it has found in its suit against ABC /Radio Disney. CBC spokesman Allen Mayer told R &R that the judge asked CBC and ABC to come to a resolution on their own by the end of last week. CBC Chairman /CEO Christopher Dahl told R &R on Monday that the companies submitted their recommendations to the court last Friday, but at press time he had not received a response from the judge. CBC's suit against ABC /Radio Disney - which alleges breach of contract and misappropriation of confidential business information - is set to go to trial August 31. Continued on Page 8 R&R/Bloomberg Radio Stock ndex This weighted index consists 9f all publicly traded companies that derive more than 5% of gross revenues from radio advertising. Change Since One Year Ago One Week Ago 7/31/98 One Year Agn One Week Agn Radio ndex 147.17 240.81 232.62 +58.13% -3.40% Dow ndustrials 8194.04 8937.36 8883.29 +10.28% -0.60% S&P 500 947.14 1140.8 1120.67 +20.18% -1.73% America's most respected kitchen expert returns to the radio! Betty Crocher has been the hands -down expert on nutrition, cooking and meal planning for more than 75 years! 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6 R &R August 7. 1998 RADO BUSNESS DEAL OFTHE WEEK TRANSACTONS Morris Communications Corp. $33 million 13 stations in Washington and Alaska 1998 DEALS TO DATE Dollars To Date: $2,928,066,022 (Last Year. $7, 035.149.763) Dollars This Week: $63,467,500 (Last Year $54,250,000) Stations Traded This Year: 1056 (Last Year 1343) Stations Traded This Week: 34 (Last Year 15) Morris Blazes New flails With Pioneer Buy Capstar swaps in Mississippi; ABC adds an AM in Dallas TRANSACTONS AT A GLANCE Capstar/Boswell swap $11.5 million (est. value) WBKJ -FM/Kosciusko (Jackson), MS (traded to Capstar) WJDX -FM /Jackson, MS (traded to Boswell) KFVR -AM & KCRE- FM/Crescent City, CA $490,000 KATY- FMAdyllwild (Riverside-San Bernardino), CA No cash consideration KJOP- AM/Lemoore, CA $120,000 KSK (FM CP)/Shasta Lake City, CA $307,500 WDSR -AM & WNFB- FM/Lake City, FL $750,000 WBD -AM & WNU -AM Highland, L $1,250,000 WMMC- FM/Marshall, L (Terre Haute, N) $300,000 WZOC- FM/Plymouth, N No cash consideration KOLK-FWOnawa (Sioux City), A $1.85 million WTMR- AM/Camden, NJ $8 million WVP- AM/Mount Kisco, NY $675,000 KOL- FM/Lamesa (Odessa -Midland), TX $300,000 KAAM- AM/Plano (Dallas), TX $12.1 million KELA -AM & KMNT- FM/Centralia, WA $4 million WBU- AM/Poynette (Madison), W $325,000 Morris Communications acquisitions PRCE: $33 million TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Morris Communications Corp., headed by President Billy Morris. t owns 10 other stations. Phone: (706) 724-0851 SELLER: Pioneer Broadcasting Co. nc., headed by President Margaret Clapp. Phone: (206) 628-3121 BROKER: Media Services Group KFQD -AM, KHAR -AM, KBRJ -FM, KEAG -FM, KMXS -FM & KWHL -FM/ Anchorage, AK FREQUENCY: 750 khz; 590 khz; 104.1 MHz; 97.3 MHz; 103.1 MHz; 106.5 MHz POWER: 50kw; 5kw; 55kw at 61 feet; 100kw at 593 feet; 27kw at -180 feet; 100kw at -89 feet FORMAT: News /Talk; Nostalgia; Country; Oldies; Hot AC; Rode KXRO -AM & KDUX-FW Aberdeen, WA FREQUENCY: 1320 khz; 104.7 MHz POWER: 5kw day /1kw night; 31kw at 361 feet FORMAT: AC; Rock KWQ -AM & FM/Moses Lake, WA FREQUENCY: 1020 khz; 100.3 MHz POWER: 2.5kw day /500 watts night; 100kw at 310 feet FORMAT: Country; Country BRUCE as they bring you the hottest sports news, names & score updates weekends from 1pm to 7pm eastern KKRT -AM & KKRV -FM/ Wenatchee, WA FREQUENCY: 900 khz; 104.9 MHz POWER: 1kw day/72 watts night; 6.1 kw at 1323 feet FORMAT: Sports/Talk; Country KVYF- FM/Wilson Creek, WA FREQUENCY: 103.3 MHz POWER: 25kw at 243 feet FORMAT: Classic Rock Capstar Broadcasting/ Boswell Broadcasting swap ESTMATED VALUE: $11.5 million TERMS: Capstar is swapping WJDX- FM /Jackson, MS for Boswell's WBKJ- FM. WBKJ- FM/Kosciusko (Jackson) TRADED TO: Capstar Broadcasting Corp., headed by President Steve Hicks. t owns WJDS -AM, WZRX -AM, WKTF -FM, WMS -FM & WSTZ -FM /Jackson, MS. Phone: (512) 340-7800 FREQUENCY: 105.1 MHz POWER: 100kw at 981 feet FORMAT: Country WJDX- FM/Jackson TRADED TO: Boswell Broadcasting nc., headed by President H. Mims Boswell Jr. t owns WLN -FM/ Durant, MS and WKOZ -AM /Kosciusko, MS. Phone: (601) 289-1050 FREQUENCY: 96.3 MHz POWER: 100kw at 1411 feet FORMAT: AC KFVR -AM & KCRE -FM/ Crescent City PRCE: $490,000 TERMS: Asset sale for $107,500 cash and a 15 -year, $357,500 promissory note at 9.5% interest BUYER: Poack/Belz Radio LLC, headed by President William Pollack. Phone: (901) 751-1513 SELLER: Pelican Bay Broadcasting Corp., headed by President Lawrence Goodman. Phone: (707) 464-9561 BROKER: MCH Enterprises nc. KATY -FM /dyllwild (Riverside -San Bernardino) PRCE: No cash consideration TERMS: Transfer of station and assets to corporate entity TO: KATY FM LLC, headed by mem- bers Kay and Cliff Gill. Phone: (909) 506-1222 FROM: Kay Sadlier -Gill. Phone: (760) 434-6070 FREQUENCY: 101.3 MHz POWER: 1 95k at 597 feet FORMAT: AC KJOP- AM/Lemoore PRCE: $120,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: KJOP Radio LLC, headed by manager Robert Jones. Phone: (209) 584-5242 SELLER: John Pembroker. Phone: (850) 942-1806 KSK (FM CP) /Shasta Lake City PRCE: $307,500 TERMS: Construction permit sale for cash BUYER: McCarthy Wireless nc., headed by President Craig McCarthy. t owns three other stations in Redding, CA. Phone: (530) 244-9700 SELLER: Stephen Thomas. Phone: (520) 221-3838 WDSR -AM & WNFB -FM/ Lake City PRCE: $750,000 TERMS: Asset sale for $7500 cash and a 10 -year promissory note at 8% interest BUYER: Newman Media nc., headed by President John Newman. Phone: (407) 298-4000 SELLER: Arso Radio Corp., headed by President Jesus Soto. Phone: 1904) 752-1340 WBD -AM & WNU -AM/ Highland PRCE: $1,250,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: New Life Evangelistic Center nc., headed by President Lawrence Rice. Phone: (314) 436-2424 SELLER: WN -You nc., headed by President Carl Ortale. Phone: (618) 654-7521 FREQUENCY: 1510 khz; 880 khz POWER: 1 kw;1.75kw day /160 watts night FORMAT: WBD is dark; News/Talk WMMC -FM/Marshall (Terre Haute) PRCE: $300,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: JDL Broadcasting nc., headed by President John Spangler. Phone: (630) 898-2203 SELLER: Sandyworld nc., headed Continued on Page 8

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The 8 R &R August 7. 1998 RADO BUSNESS EARNNGS Citadel, Cox Radio Rise n Q2 ttadel Communications Corp. (NASDAQ: CTC) reported a record quarter for the three months ending June 30 -a period that saw the company go public. Same -station net revenue increased 15% during the quarter to $20 million from $17.4 million during the same period last year. Broadcast cash flow was up 29.3% on a same- station basis to$6.3 million from $4.9 million. For the first six months of this year, same- station net revenue gained 12.6% to $35.7 million from $31.7 million during the first half of 1997. On a same- station basis, broadcast cash flow grew 26% to $9.9 million from $7.9 million last year. Net revenues forcox Radio nc. (NYSE: CXR) hit $69.2 million, a 27.3% increase over 1997's $54.3 million. Broadcast cash flow rose 32.4% to $24.2 million, compared to $18.3 million for the same period last year. On a same -station basis, net revenue rose to $62.2 million over $54.1 million last year, and broadcast cash flow was $22.2 million, compared to $18.4 million last year. The company credits its revenue increase to "strong ratings performance in the Atlanta, Los Angeles, and Miami markets, as well as the company's recent acquisitions." During the second quarter, Cox closed on its purchase of KONO -AM & FM /San Antoniofor$23 million and WGBB -AM, WBAB- FM. WBL -FM & WHFM -FM /Nassau -Suffolk for $48 million. FCC Continued from Page 4 last week's decision. Coleman attorney David Tillotson told R &R, however, that the FCC cited as evidence of an unauthorized transfer of control from King to Coleman the following aspects of the PSA, which Tillotson said exist in virtually all time brokerage arrangements: that King did not retain control over the personnel employed by Coleman; that King was not responsible for telephone and power bills at the stations, separate from their main studio (where Coleman's employees produced programming for broadcast on the stations); and that Coleman paid directly - on King's behalf - certain operational costs (the power bill, for example) that he was already obligated to reimburse King for under the PSA. Tillotson told R &R the decision ignores the fact that when a licensee leases airtime on its station 24- hours per day, seven days per week - as it is permitted to do under FCC rules and policies - the licensee has no need for any employees, since the broker is providing all the programming and handling all of the sales and marketing; and the licensee has no finances to control, other than to pay the rent and the power bill. Tillotson said that the notion that paying the power bills for the stations amounted to transfer of control of their finances was "nonsense," as Coleman was only skipping one step in a reimbursement arrangement. As for the JSA with KSRM, a source close to the company told R &R that the commission has always drawn a line between JSAs and transfers of control; thus the JSA would not count toward the local ownership limit. Though he wouldn't comment on the specifics of the case, Mass Media Bureau attorney Brad Deutsch agreed that FCC policy allows JSAs. Regarding transfers of control, Deutsch told R &R, "the overarching concern driving the corn - mission's policies are that they have to demonstrate the licensee retains the ultimate control over the station's programming and personnel." KSRM attorney Peter Gutmann told R &R his client had not determined whether it would contest the ruling. Hoskins could not be reached for comment. TRANSACTONS Continued from Page 6 by President Kurt Tuckerman. Phone: (217) 826-8017 FREQUENCY: 105.9 MHz POWER: 3.3kw at 295 feet FORMAT: AC WZOC- FM/Plymouth PRCE: No cash consideration TERMS: Stock transfer; corporate reorganization of negative control for business and tax reasons TO: Kenneth Kunze is acquiring 25 shares of voting stock and 26 shares of non -voting stock in Plymouth Broadcasting nc. FROM: James Kunze, Lora Cavinder, and Kathryn Bottorff KOLK -FM /Onawa (Sioux City) PRCE: $1.85 million TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Waitt Radio nc., headed by President Norman Waitt Jr. SELLER: Barnco nc. Phone: (712) 258-5655 FREQUENCY: 102.3 MHz POWER: 100kw at 643 feet FORMAT: Country BROKER: Paul Lucci WTMR- AM/Camden PRCE: $8 million TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: KAAY License LP, a subsidiary of Beasley Broadcast Group, headed by President George Beasley. t owns WTEL -AM, W W DB- FM & WXTU -FM/Philadelphia. Phone: (941) 263-5000 SELLER: Gore -Overgaard Broadcasting nc., headed by Chairman/ CEO Harold Gore. Phone: (561) 231-8928 FREQUENCY: 800 khz POWER: 5kw day /500 watts night FORMAT: Religious WVP- AM/Mount Kisco PRCE: $675,000 TERMS: Asset sale for $625,000 Bloomberg BBR; Fss Continued from Page 4 CBS Makes Cross- Platform Deal With Pennzoil CBS Corp. said Monday it had inked a one -year, "multimillion dollar" cross -platform deal with Pennzoil. oil company will buy time and space on CBS' radio and TV O &Os, The Nashville Network (TNN), and TD, its outdoor unit. Beginning in the first quarter of 1999, Pennzoil - a longtime advertiser on the TV network and on TNN - will bundle sponsorship of sports, weather, and traffic reports on the radio stations (within selected markets) with ads on the TV stations and bus displays. This is the first deal in which CBS has sold sponsorships across all of its media to one advertiser. CBS did not disclose the deal's value, but Bloomberg put it at $25 million. cash and a $50,000 promissory note BUYER: Suburban Broadcasting Corp., headed by President Jonathan Becker. Phone: (203) 869-1490 SELLER: Estate of Martin Stone. Phone: (914) 876-8983 KOL- FM/Lamesa (Odessa -Midland) PRCE: $300,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Equicom nc., headed by President Dain Schult. t owns KBST -AM & FM & KBTS -FM /Big Spring, TX. Phone: (512) 257-2280 SELLER: Noalmark Broadcasting Corp., headed by President William Nolan Jr. Phone: (870) 862-0202 FREQUENCY: 104.7 MHz POWER: 100kw at 800 feet FORMAT: AC BROKER: Whitley Broadcast Media KAAM- AM/Plano (Dallas) PRCE: $12.1 million TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: ABC nc., headed by President Robert Callahan SELLER: Collin County Radio LC, headed by President J. S. Sellmeyer FREQUENCY: 620 khz POWER: 5kw day /4.5kw night FORMAT: Nostalgia BROKER: MediaVenture Partners COMMENT: ABC began airing the Radio Disney format on this station August 1. Continued on Page 28 KELA -AM & KMNT -FM/ Centralia PRCE: $4 million TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Jacor Communications Corp., headed by President Randy Michaels. Phone:(606) 655-6523 SELLER: KELA Corporation, headed by President M.J. Chytil FREQUENCY: 1470 khz; 102.9 MHz POWER: 5kw day /1kw night; 100kw at 1057 feet FORMAT: Talk; Country BROKER: Blackburn & Co. WBU -AM /Poynette (Madison) PRCE: $325,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Magnum Communications, headed by President David Magnum. t owns WBKY (FM CP)/ Portage, W. Magnum is also president of Magnum Radio nc., which owns WTMB -AM, WBOG -FM & WUSK- FM/Tomah, W. Phone: (608) 372-9600 SELLER: Radio Hill Broadcasting nc., headed by owners Stan Johnson and Randy Grobe. 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o R&R August7, 1998 NEWSBREAKERS Hess Adds Atlantic Star /Prov. PD Post Two-year Atlantic Star Communications Regional VP/ Programming & Operations Bill Hess shifts from his Stamford, CT base to Providence to take on added duties as PD for the company's News/ Talk -Hot AC corn - bo WHJJ -AM & WSNE -FM. WHJJ Exec. Producer John Buckley remains in place, while WSNE PD Scott Keith exits after having joined in April. Atlantic Star Regional President Scott Bacherman- commented, "Bill's one of the most versatile and knowledgeable programmers in our company. 'm thrilled that he will be bringing his talent and vision to one of our largest markets" Added Hess, "WW1 & WSNE are outstanding properties in a dynamic, reborn city. l look forward to working with GM Bud Paras, WSNE morning team Jones & Joan, and the rest of Providence's talented team." Hess previously spent O years at WHYN -AM & FM/Springfield, MA as Station Manager/PD /morning man and will continue overseeing progranuning for Atlantic Star's WEZF- FMBurlington, VT; WHMP -AM, WHMP -FM & WPKX -FM/Springfield, MA; and WNLK-AM, WSTC -AM, WEFX -FM & WKHL- FM/Stamford, CE Robbins Continued from Page 3 Louis and Asst. PD of WBBM -FM/ Chicago. The 20-year radio vet also has been Group PD for KDMX/Dallas, KHMX/Houston, KZZP/Phoenix, WOMX/Orlando, and KLUC/ Las Vegas. "What an outstanding opportunity!" Robbins exclaimed. "t's very gratifying to be back with CBS Radio, working with the best broadcasters in the business and the great staffers at WAZU, WHOK, and WLVQ. am extremely excited about what we will be bringing to the Columbus marketplace." LETTERS TO THE EDTOR Setting The Record Straight On Music Research Study As President of Group Dynamics am responding to the article that Tom Kelly wrote about his experience at our facility for a music research study (R &R 5/15). His openl'ng statement that he is an "expert" in his field predetermines that it is unethical for him to include his opinions in any market research project. He goes on to refer to the recruiter that he spoke with as having her phone answered by a child who "bellowed" for her "Mom" to get on the phone. The woman who he called "Josie" is in her 60s, lives alone, and her phone is either answered by her or a machine. Mr. Kelly said that the recruiter told him which radio station to say was his favorite, when in fact he was given a choice of three stations, none of which were "right" or `wrong" answers. The clients are not identified for any study for any recruiter. Most often even Group Dynamics is not privy to that information. Kelly makes an issue of the fact that when he signed in at the facility he gave his real name - Tom Kelly - and the office number of Kelly Music Research. Phone numbers are not required when respondents sign in, and his home number and address were on the screener. No one, including myself, has ever heard of him or his company or ever laid eyes on him. Had we ever suspected his occupation, he would have been politely asked to leave. Several times he mentions the $40 incentive - how he "lied" about his age and how concerned he was for the recruiter's job... it sounds like he sold his integrity for $40. Fortunately his survey was pulled from the final sample so he was not included in the tabulation process. As the article describes, there were eight respondents, listening to and rating music on headsets. He states how distracting it was in the room because people did not have anything to lean on. There is table space in the conference room at a conference table for 12 people. He demeans the method of testing, that no one was monitored but there was an observer behind the one -way mirror during this exercise. Kelly refers to a tray of sandwiches. soft drinks, and ice being brought into the room. which caused a "disruption" with people 'battling for sandwiches and favorite soft drinks." This also led to the statement that "people had not turned off their tapes" and "just returned to their surveys and filled in scores for all of the songs that had gone by during feeding time" How LOUD can say this - food was never served! There were beverages available as the respondents entered the room at the beginning of the session! Otherwise there were no other interruptions during the one and a half to two hours! Group Dynamics has already suffered the loss of a client, and my employees are horrified that anyone could be permitted "freedom of the press" to spread such malicious lies. Merle Holman President Group Dynamics n Focus nc. Bala Cynwyd, PA Tom Kelly responds: Regarding ethics: t is no more unethical than it would be for one surgeon to observe another during an operation... or for a PD and GM to attend a competitor's promotion. We can learn as much from the experience and mistakes of others as we can from our own. "Josie ": don't know her age. but it definitely was not an answering machine. and besides, the real issue is (the respondent) called HER (the LETTERS /See Page 28 EXECUTVE ACTON Elektra Boosts Whited To VP/Promo, West Coast Elektra Entertainment Group has elevated Mike Whited to VP /Promotion, West Coast. Based in Los Angeles, he reports to Sr. VP /Promotion Greg Thompson. Thompson said, "Mike's hard work, dedication, and leadership skills make him an invaluable asset to Elektra.The entire company joins me in congratulating Mike on this well- deserved promotion" Whited previously was National Director/Top 40 Promotion for Elektra. He joined the company in 1995 as a Pittsburgh -based Regional Promotion Director. Whited began his music industry career in 1988, working for the concert promotion firm Dicesare Engler Promotions. Whited BNA Makes Moxley Sr. Dir./National Promotion Former RisingTideVP /National Promotion Rick Moxley has been named Sr. Director /National Promotion for BNA Records. He succeedstom Sgro, who left the Nashville label two weeks ago. BNAVP /PromotionTom Baldrica commented, "'m thrilled to have a promotion man of Rick's caliber join the BNA team. His wealth of knowledge from being in the field plus his experience at the national level will make an already great staff even stronger." Prior to joining Rising Tide (which closed about four months ago) in Feb - ruary '96, Moxley worked the Southeast region for Warner Bros. and Giant/ Nashville. Lippincott Continued from Page 1 here at Maverick as was when first got into this business:' Before joining Maverick, Lippincott spent three years as VP/Promotion at Curb Records. Between 1994-95, he was National Director/ Promotion at Zoo Entertainment. Prior to that, he was at Morgan Creek for nine months. Before entering the music business, Lippincott spent 19 years radio. He was OM, then GM, at WLS -AM & FM/Chicago (1986-89); PD at KHTZ/Los Angeles (1983-84); OM at KYUU /San Francisco (1984-86); and PD at WLS -AM & FM (1980-83). He began his radio career in 1971 at KGMB/Honolulu. Meanwhile, Maverick has elevated Fred Croshal to Head/Sales & Marketing. Croshal, who also reports to Rieger, most recently was Head/Sales at Maverick, a post he held since he joined the company two years ago. Prior to that, he was VP /Sales at the Work Group and spent over 1 years at CBS Records/Sony Music Distribution, rising from an account service rep in San Francisco in 1984 to Sales Manager of the L.A. branch in 1994. "t's a distinct honor to elevate someone of Fred's capabilities," Rieger said. "His reputation as both an accomplished head of sales and executive at Maverick make him the ideal choice to head up both the sales and marketing departments." THE NAB RAD ::::::... scow October 14-17,1998 Seattle The Doctor s n... Seattle! Don't miss Premiere Radio Network's Dr. Laura Schlessinger! NAB Radio Luncheon Speaker, October 16. e SeYou in For more event info or to register for The NAB Radio Show visit our website at www.nab.org /conventions/ or call 800.342.2460.

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12 R &R August 7, 1998 NEWSBREAKERS KTST & KXXY /OKC Set Stecker As Operations Dir. Consultant and veteran Country pm.r:unmcr 'led Stecker has been named Opera- tions Director for Clear Channel Country combo KTST -FM & KXXY -FM/ Oklahoma City. Along with wife Doris Thompson, Stecker will continue to work with present clients and Stecker continue to consuit under the,tecker- Thompson & Associates banner. This marks a return to the market for Stecker, who was Senior Country PD for Radio Equity Partners prior to its sale to Clear Channel. He succeeds Charlie Harrigan, who left in June and last month was named PD at Citadel's new Country outlet, WCTD/Wilkes Barre. Regarding Stecker, Clear Channel Oklahoma City Market Manager and KTST & KXXY GM John Moen told R &R, "Ted's back- New M Street Directory Out (Finally!) For an organization known for its accurate and comprehensive radio station directory, M Street got many heads -a- scratchin' when it decided not to publish its M Street Radio Directory last year, which it had been putting out annually. - According to editor Robert Unmacht, the deluge of radio consolidation would have made anything he put out obsolete as scion as it rolled off the presses. So Unmacht held tight until the flood waters of acquisitions subsided, and, finally, the 8th edition of the directory is available. This 960 -page soft -cover book not only lists every FCC -licensed radio station (along with its dial position, power, format, ownership, phone number, Arbitron share, and other vital stats), but also has format trends, radio market guides, indexes by call letter and frequency, and a Canadian section. n other words, better late than never. The M Street Radio Directory is available for $65 plus $5 postage from M Street, P.O. Box 23150, Nashville, TN 37202. ground and success - and the fact he's so familiar with this market, these stations, and the personnel - make this a hand -to-glove fit. oversee seven stations and really need the calibre of manager who can just throw the keys to and not worry about the stations. have that in Ted, and he'll handle a lot of the stations' operations" Stecker told R &R, "'ve always felt very close to these stations and the staffs - heck, even came up with the name for 'Twister.' 'm really happy to be back working with them and with Clear Channel. When not out on my own, 've only worked with two companies in the last 20 years - ABC and Clear Channel. n fact, worked at the first station Lowry Mays ever bought - so it's great to be back with such a great company." Stecker's programming career has included Country outlets WKXK/ Chicago, WNOE /New Orleans, KSCS & WBAP/Dallas, WKHX/ Atlanta, and WPKX/Washington. UPDATE Magsino Nettwerk GM; Tomlinson Nat'l Dir. /Promo ettwerk Records USA has promoted Marivi Magsino to GM. Concurrently, the company has named Greg Tomlinson National Director /Radio Promotion and Maria Alonte as Head /Soundtracks for Unforscene Music/Nettwerk Records. All executives are based in Los Angeles. Commenting on her new post, Magsino said, "'m excited for what's to come. We have an amazing team and very strong fall releases with Plastic Volume 2 and the highly anticipated Skinny Puppy remix record' Magsino previously was Director /Sales & Marketing for the label. She joined Nettwerk from Capitol Records, where she was Marketing Manager. Tomlinson, who previously was Commercial Radio Director at Alias Records, said, "Nettwerk is a very exciting place to be right now - things are definitely on the move. We have some incredible artists, and 'm very glad to be part of this team" Renda Takes A Holiday As Ft. Myers Market Mgr. KHTT/Tulsa GM Doc Holiday has transferred to Ft. Myers as Market Manager for Renda Broadcasting's Jazz WGUF -FM, Hot AC WSGL- FM, and Country WWGR -FM. The move displaces the respective GMs of the three outlets, Joe Landon, Tim Spires, and Bernie Brobst. Holiday, who has been with Renda for two and a half years, told R &R, "t's exciting to be chosen for the opportunity to take Renda's Southwest Florida properties into the new millennium by heading up the new cluster - management philosophy. 've always wanted to live in Florida, and the fact that get to do that and remain with Renda makes it even more special. look forward to working with three of the best -sounding stations in Southwest Florida" Prior to joining Renda, Holiday spent two years as VP /Sales for LBJ Broadcasting in Austin. ANY CLOSER TO HOLLYW AND YOU'D BE STARNG AT A BODYGUARD... 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ME WO NE /WORKS Metro Networks, nc. is the largest provider of local news, sports, weather, traffic and information to the television and radio broadcasting industries. n addition to The Planet Hollywood Entertainment Update, Metro Networks also produces The Hard Copy Minute and Country Music Time. He and Thompson formed their although he won't officially be a consultancy in 1983. He's working Clear Channel employee until from the KTST & KXXY studios, September 1. Baird Named PD At CHR WGTZ/Dayton Dale Baird has become PD at Clear Channel's WGTZ/Dayton. He comes from Beaumont, TX, where he served as PD /morning host at KQXY. "Dale has a keen sense of the entertainment part of radio," remarked WNG -AM & FM & WGTZ OM Michael Luczak. "He gets the 'show' part of show business. "We look forward to him joining WW1 Continued from Page 3 WW1 VP/News Bart Tessler told R &R the Arlington operation will he turned into "a super -Washington bureau" with a yet -to-be- determined number of news anchors shifting to reporting and production positions to handle one -on -ones and other customizations for stations. Some anchors will be transferred to the New York bureau, Tessler said. The 1200 -odd NBC/Mutual affiliates will continue to receive NBC and/or Mutual news feeds (some receive news feeds under the NBC brand name, some under Mutual, and some under both). NBC/Mutual's sports and talk programming - including Larry King, Bruce Williams, and Jim Bohannon - are unaffected by the consolidation. Kiernan said star NBC/Mutual news reporter Peter Maer - who received a White House Correspondents Assn. award earlier this year - will remain at WW1. "The whole point of this is to the Clear Channel family here in Dayton. This will allow me more time to oversee the big picture of these fine properties, and this will give me more time to practice my pentatonic scales on my Stratocaster;" Luczak joked. Baird, who also will do afternoon drive at CHR/Pop 'GTZ, once worked as PD at KZFM/Corpus Christi, TX. make the product better," said Kiernan. "We're just trying to get some economies of scale. Clinton only has to say once he never kissed her. We'd like to have only one person cut that tape up, as opposed to what we had earlier." WW bought Mutual, which began broadcasting in the 1930s, in 1985. NBC Radio News was purchased by WW1 in 1987 for $50 million, and moved into the Arlington facility in 1989. CBS spokesman Gil Schwartz told R &R the company's search for a new home for its broadcast operations is not tied to the possibility that its news operation might expand as a result of the NBC/Mutual downsizing. CBS has long been looking for a new, larger building to which to move, and is in talks to lease 400,000 square feet in the Wanamaker Building in New York City. Schwartz said that CBS has and will continue to look at a wide range of possibilities, including staying in the Broadcast Center.

Need to open some closed minds? 4(1)4Format: Rock Fresno, CA scachorou Holds thé Key KRZR Listener -FM in Fresno, CA, knew it had some explaining to do. Some profiles advertisers incorrectly believed that get the the Rock station's listeners were buy young and that they had lower income levels. This perception, coupled with the notion that the station's predominantly male audience didn't regularly shop for clothes and household items, prevented the station from being included in most of the regional buys for a major department store. By using Scarborough to profile the station's listeners, KRZR regional account executive Lance Minnite turned this old assumption into a new opportunity. "Scarborough revealed that we have high concentrations of the department store's upper- income shoppers," says Minnite. "lt was just what we needed to help the retailer see our listeners as they really are. They changed their demo from Women 18-49 to Adults 18-49, and we've been part of the buys ever since." Contact your Arbitron representative for more information. ñr?b/ i r?vij a division of Ceridian Corporation

14 R &R August 7, 1998 NEWSBREAKERS Radio THOMAS MCCOY has been named Exec. VP /COO for Alliance Broadcasting Group. He comes to the company from his previous position as President/ GM of KWRP -TV /Portland. OR. AARON COHEN is appointed Capitol Hill Bureau Chief at Metro Networks, and PHL 3ENSON is named News and Health News Editor of Metro's new venture, Metro Source. Cohen was owner /Chief Correspondent for Radio News, Washington, while Benson comes to the company from producing and hosting health news programming for radio and TV in Philadelphia and several other markets. Karas Records RCHARD BEN G- LOFF has been appointed Sr. VP /CFO for Elektra Entertainment Group. He was serving asvp/ Distribution & Ops for Sony Music Distribution. S T E V E KARAS rises from Sr. DirJPublicity to VP /Publicity for A &M Records. Benglofl SUSAN NLES is elevated from Dir./ Nat'l Publicity to V P /Publicity at Warner Bros.-Reprise/Nashville. National Radio RADO AMERCA and BUSNESS RADO NETWORK launch Beyond The Blue, a space exploration -themed twominute program hosted by Dr. Frank Field. t is produced in cooperation with NASA. -(516) 794-2401 WNSTAR NETWORKS announces a sales, distribution, and content - sharing alliance with PRMEDA's Pro Football Weeky (PFW) and Basketball News (BN) publications and radio shows. Under the agreement... PFW and BNwriters will appear on Winstar's SportsFan Radio Network and provide information to the network's website, SFRN @aol.com. n return, Winstar will syndicate PFW's and BN's weekly radio shows. - (212) 681-1947 SW NETWORKS unveils the following guests for its upcoming programming: August 10: author of Viagra Nation, Lee Eisenberg August 14: David Kersh -(212) 833-7320 WESTWOOD ONE has announced the following guests for its live Celebrity Connectionprogramming: August 11: Wilkensons, Ernst Jorgenson, and Dr. Joyce Brothers -(212)641-3088 (Booking) -x2039 (Stations) Changes CHR: Former KKFR /Phoenix MD /nighttimer EZ Street joins new CHR WROX/Norfolk for afternoon drive... KHF /Austin afternoon driver Mike McKay segues to mornings, replacing Allen Price, who moves to crosstown sister KPEZ for mornings. Also at 'HF, MD Leslie Basenberg takes middays as PD Krash Kelly shifts from middays to afternoons... KWN /Stockton late - nighter Pretty Boy Dante adds MD stripes... Longtime WSTR/ Atlanta overnighter Terry Bellow exits... KSV/Bakersfield morning drivers Davin & Ana join crosstown KKÑX for mornings, while KYLZ/Albuquerque morning driver Mingo Mendoza joins KSV for afternoons, replacing a taped version of KPWR/L.A.'s The Baka Boys... WPXY/Rochester morning show producer/ late-nighter Athena joins KVSR/ Fresno as morning show co -host. Stepping into Athena's position at WPXY on an interim basis is WNK /Elmira, NY personality Jeff Walker... WQGN/New London, CT OM Michael Rock returns to sister WFHN/New Bedford to co -host mornings, and 'FHN Promo Dir. Lori Robbins exits for middays at 'QGN. Classic Hits: Rich Hudson moves from KXGL/San Diego to KCBS (Arrow 93)/L.A. for Prod. Dir. duties. Country: At WRBQ/Pampa, Nancy Night is the new MD /evening personality, and night jock TR Campbell segues to afternoons as Chuck Britton exits... Jeff Baird and Tammy Jo are the new morning team at KNFR/Spokane... Rusty Aldredge leaves WTVY/ Dothan, AL for mornings at KRYS/ Corpus Christi, TX. Rock: WGBF's new address is: 1133 LincolnAve, Evansville, N 47714. Phone: (812) 425-4226, fax: (812) 421-0005. P.O. Box CHRONCLE MARRAGES NBG Radio Network President John Holmes to Emily Neal, August 1 WEBN/Cincinnati air personality Cousin Deice to Christy Cox, July 28 BRTHS Saga Communications Exec. VP Steven Goldstein, wife Jennifer, son Benjamin Joel, July 31 SportsFan Radio Network Marketing Dir. Rob Scolaro, wife Metro Networks /NY broadcaster Chris Scolaro. son Robert Francis, July 24 CONDOLENCES Burbach Broadcasting President Larry Garrett, August 1 PROS ON THE LOOSE Doug LaGambina - Nat ' Dir. Alternative Promo Red Ant Records (213) 931-3771 Anthony Michaels- DirJProgramming WBMQ, WXV, WSGF & WZAT /Savannah, GA (864) 472-9543 rma Molina - Marketing Dir. KMCG -FM & KXGL -FM /San Diego (619) 299-7608 Rick Rice - Afternoons WRCQ/Fayetteville, NC 910)485-2987 remains the same... WZXL has moved to 8025 Blackhorse Pike, Suite 100, W. Atlantic City, NJ 08232. Phone: (609) 484-8444, fax: (609) 646-6331. NAC /Smooth Jazz: KAJZ -FM/ Austin debuts its new program, 93.3 K -Jazz Sunday Swing Shift, airing 7-9pm every Sunday and playing swing tunes from yesterday and rock -swing from today. Nat'l Radio: The Judy Jarvis Show expands its broadcast hours to 10am -3pm ET. Records: Alan L. Walter is promoted to VP/Finance at Famous Music... At the Windham Hill Group's Regional Sales offices, Kathy Callahan rises to Sr. Dir./ Western and Steve Orselet is promoted to Assoc. Dir./Northeast... Arista Records names Thomas "Fat Thomi" Hairston Dir. /Street Music and Dennis Murphy Mgr. /College Radio Promo... Rose Sokol has been appointed Sr. Dir. /Singles Sales & Field Mktg. at A &M Records... At Mercury Records, Jeff Newman rises to Sr. Dir.Nideo Production and Phyllis Rush is elevated to Mgr./DJ Servicing... Seth Rothstein is promoted to Sr. Dir. /Jazz Mktg. at Legacy Records... Elise Boyan becomes Counsel for Sony Music Entertainment... Mildred Morgan takes Mgr./Publicity duties for Verity Records. ndustry: At VH1, Jim Corboy becomes Sr. VP/Mktg. and Bob Morrison joins for VP /Public Affairs duties. Sinclair Continued from Page 3 WJMH -FM, WMQX -FM & WQMG -FM/Greensboro. "Joel and Jim are well - versed in meeting the needs of listeners, advertisers, and stockholders," said Sinclair VP/Radio Programming Frank Bell. "Their accomplishments over the years make them uniquely qualified to help Sinclair maximize its investment in these newly acquired properties." Burke previously has programmed ME-AM, KFG -FM & NATONAL RADO FORMATS ABC RADO NETWORKS Robert Hall (972) 991-9200 Classic Rock Chris Miller No New Adds Hot AC Garry Leigh BRAN SETZER ORCHESTRA Jump Jive An Wail JENNFER PAGE Crush Starstation Peter Stewart BACKSTREET BOYS ro Never Break Your Heart OLVA NEWTON -JOHN BRAN WLSON Your magination Touch Monica Logan No Nee. Adds Honestly Love You ALTERNATVE PROGRAMMNG Steve Knoll (800) 231-2818 Gary Knoll Rock DSHWALLA Once n A While MONSTER MAGNET Space Lord PEARL JAM n Hiding PSTOLEROS The Hardest Part Alternative MONSTER MAGNET Space Lord PEARL JAM n Hiding RUTH RUTH Conditions THRD EYE BLND Jumper CHR/Hot AC EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Save Tonight FATH HLL Tres Kiss NOJ Time After Time Mainstream AC MERRL BANBRDGE Loney DAKOTA MOON Another Day Goes By EVERYTHNG Hooch Lite AC DAKOTA MOON Another Day Goes By AMY GRANT NAC Will Be Your Friend ALPHONSE MOUZON You Made My Dream Come True CM'RON /MASE Horse & Carriage MONCA The First Night MYA f/slkk THE SHOCKER Mown On BROADCAST PROGRAMMNG Walter Powers (800) 426-9082 CHR Casey Keating BARENAKED LADES One t': NOJ Time After Time KKMJ- FM/Austin. Kirkland has programmed WJCE & WRVR/ Memphis, and once was "Webb Foote," the PD /morning host at WDCK/Richmond. n Kansas City, meanwhile, Sinclair has given KCY & KXTR GM Randy Grossed the additional title of Market Manager. At the same time, KCFX & KQRC have upped GSM Pam Malcy to GM. 'After a lengthy search, it is clear this is the best possible team to take over the continued growth of our stations in Kansas City," stated Sinclair Regional VP Lon Bason. "We have every confidence they will provide the inspiration and dedication that lift the people who work at KCFX, KCY, KQRC & KXTR above the competition in customer entertain- Digital AC GARTH BROOKS To Make You Feel My Love Hot AC EVERYTHNG Hooch JENNFER PAGE Crush Digital Soft AC Mike Betcelli FATH HLL This Kiss Delilah No Nev; Adds Alternative Teresa Cook CAND EBOX VERVE JONES RADO NETWORK Jim Murphy (303) 784-8700 Adult Hit Radio JJ McKay FATH HLL Rock Alternative Doug Clifton DADA California Gold OSHWALLA Once n A While K'S CHOCE Everything For Free Sott Hits Rick Brady ANNE COCHRAN & JM BRCKMAN After All These Years Rock Classics Rich Bryan RADO ONE NETWORKS Tony Mauro (970) 949-3339 Hot AC Yvonne Day BRAN SETZER ORCHESTRA Jump Jive An Wail FATH HLL This Kiss New Rock Steve Leigh FASTBALL Fire Escape SEMSONC Singing n My Sleep DADA California Gold aperiehrinen;swritiesüwax-.n.. WESTW00D ONE RADO NETWORKS Charlie Cook (805) 294-9000 Tracy Thompson Adult Rock & Roll Jeff Gonzer ROD STEWART ocks Soft AC Andy Fuller GEORGE BENSON Standing Together GARTH BROOKS To Make You Feel My Love Bright AC Jim Hays No New Adds ment and service." And in Greenville, Nikki Nite has been appointed PD at WFBC, effective August 24. Nite comes from Myrtle Beach, SC, where she programmed WWXM and had operations responsibilities forwgtr and WWSK. Prior to joining WWXM in 1995, Nite was Asst. PD of WZYP/Huntsville, AL and programmed WVNA- FM/Florence, AL. "Nikki has amassed an impressive track record of helping grow each station she's been associated with into a market leader," said Sinclair /Greenville Market Manager Pat Rosiello. "Her experience, passion, and dedication make her ideally suited to continue the success we've enjoyed at B 93.7."

Doug Sorensen 12/27/54 to 7/22/98 We are very grateful to have had the benefit of Doug's knowledge, skill, curiosity, leadership, enthusiasm, humor, and kindness. With great sadness we say goodby to our colleague and friend. Journal Broadcast Group

16 RaR August 7, 1998 MANAGEMENT Mastering The Third M: Marketing How to attract new cume and increase TSL Last week, introduced you to the results of our Lund Media Research survey, which identified the three M's of programming: music, mornings, and marketing. n addit òn, you learned the rules for effectively building the music end morning aspects of the equation. This week, let's explore the last leg of the programming triangle: marketing. M3: Marketing Beyond their music and morning shows, successful stations are aggressively marketed to potential listeners to bring new cume to the station. and they are marketed to current listeners to increase TSL and bring in more quarter -hours. The station's strategic plan outlines an Ongoing message conveyed to the audience and advertising community. Rule No. 1: dentify the target. Become familiar with their likes and dislikes, wants, needs, and desires. Learn their attitudes toward radio and your station's programming, their perceptions of your talent and the corn - peting stations, etc. Know the target demo and gender, their music tastes and morning requirements. The better management researches the target, the easier it will be to serve and satisfy them. Know the current listeners, the Pls (who may contribute as much as 75% of the station's AQH), and potential listeners. Rule No. 2: Create a product that will attract the target. The product includes station elements - music, information, air talent, advertising, promotions, commercials, logo, and letterhead. They must be harmonious and continuous, always relating to each other, and demographically designed. The audience must always have a clear picture of what the station represents. Determine what is important to the target: cohtests and prizes, music selection and quantity package, news style and story content, sports, talent presentation, commercial load, images, etc. Therefore, isolate the target and design programming to satisfy it. Be aware of the five product marketing stages: Product Awareness: When consumers become aware of the product, they may lack information about it. Aggressive station marketing continually creates awareness and beckons station trial. The larger the qualified cume, the greater number of AQH listeners will stay tuned. Product nterest: Consumers are stimulated to seek information about the product. Great music, a talked -about morning show, or a giant contest will pique interest and generate trial. Product Evaluation: The consumer considers whether it would make John Lund is President of The Lund Consultants and Lund Media Research, a full - service radio consulting and research firm in San Francisco. He may, be reacted at (650}'- 692-7777 or at lundradlo aol.com Know the target demo and gender, their music tastes and morning requirements. The better management researches the target, the easier it will be to serve and satisfy them. sense to try the product. External marketing is crucial, as are word-of-mouth awareness and previous knowledge of the station. Product Trial: Consumers try the product once as an evaluation or estimate of its value to them. s this the kind of station they want to listen to a lot? Product Adoption: The consumer decides to make full and regular use of the product. Rule No. 3: Position the product in the mind of the target. Formulate a distinct sales proposition to attraet new audience. The packaging and selling of the station depend on who is being reached and the message that's conveyed. While creativity is helpful, the most effective sales proposition is specifically tailored to existing audience perceptions and needs. Before launching a new ad campaign that may have worked well in other markets, many stations test it in advance. Syndicated TV spots, for instance, may not accurately sell a local station's specific position. Testing the spot in focus groups can be prudent. Researching a new logo, billboard, or TV spot with respondents in a shopping mall will attain useful feedback. Positioning includes an advertising line that will correctly position the programming in the minds of the target Knowing listener predispositions about the station helps narrow the choices. The positioning statement must meet these criteria: t must be unique, credible, beneficial, and constantly sold OR the air and in outside media. Rule No. 4: Promotion advances the product's position to the target. Once a concrete marketing plan is designed spend the necessary dollars to generate a return on investment. Potential listeners should be exposed to the station's message whenever they turn to the media. Promotion is an essential ingredient for winning radio stations. Great marketing and promotions accomplish one or more goals: Build cume, station visibility, and Time Spent Listening. ncrease "street talk" awareness in the local market. Establish a personal bond between listeners and the station. By John Lund Aggressively position the station. image in the market. Generate more ad revenues that benefit clients. Promotions are aggressive and listener- driven. Prizes match the listeners' lifestyle. The station offers "things you can't buy" whenever possible, and there is always a major street and community presence. Alternative forms of marketing - like database, fax -outs, and in- street contact - are exploited. The sales department is integrated into everything, and, most importantly, fun is a promotional way of life! On -air promotions are simple and palatable to both the active and passive listener. Promotional and marketing activities are always consistent with the overall strategic plan. Rule No. 5: Production separates good and great stations. Production gives the station a "third dimension" and helps stage elements to show the station is fun, unique, and exciting. Foreground production elements are creative, unique, attention -getting, and fresh. Commercial spots am packaged to fit the station's sound, and quality control is practiced. Production plays an important role in a station's on -air positioning and sound. Well- produced stations sound slick and exciting. A produced station voice coupled with exciting production make a difference in how the audience perceives the station's format and positioning. Live liners reinforce the position; recorded sweepers help sell it. Rule No. 6: Promotionally driven stations win partisanship. Being promotionally driven is the cornerstone of every strong radio operation. t begins with finding what's important to the customer and delivering a solid product. Good programming requires developing, improving, reinventing, and refining the product while the competition is clawing at your heels. Rule No. 7: The leadership presence. The radio station is always where the action is - it gets in the listeners' faces. t takes a proactive approach with every promotion. Presence requires being in their eyes as well as their eats Visibility is key to marketing a station. Personalities get out of the station, meet the public, and establish one -to-one contact with listeners at remotes, concerts, car shows, etc. "Presence" occurs at station - created events and is remembered when potential listeners receive something with the station logo on it, like stickers, key chains, T- shirts, bounce -back cards, etc. The station logo or banner is displayed with pride, and, in every way, the station looks first -rate! Rule No. 8: nternal marketing is second nature. The station is built on a strong foundation of programming elements, like frequent call letter /station name mentions, formatics, posi tioning, presentation, promoting ahead, and recycling. Giving the calls (ór station name) is habitual, natural, and continuous - they're not just said, they're sold. On and off the air, the station continually works to attract attention and gamer new cume. On the air, the station is a promotion specialist, and every contest or promotion has three definite phases: glebej By Dick Kazan How To Hire The Right Person PART ONE OF A TWO-PART SERES Beats me" shrugged the regional manager when confronted with a difficult business situation. Regardless of what solution 'd then suggest to him, rather than solve the problem, he'd avoid it. Eventually, the repercussions hurt important customer relationships and cost him his job. The success of your career is in large part dependent upon the capability of the people you recruit. But sometimes it isn't immediately apparent that you've hired the wrong person. How do spot the problem employee before this person causes you serious damage, and how do you select the right one in the first place? First, the telltale signs of a bad recruitment: 1. They quit on themselves. "Beats me" is a classic example, because this individual immediately concedes defeat. t then becomes your responsibility to recognize and resolve their issues, which devours your time and defeats the purpose of employing them. 2. They have numerous unretumed phone calls. When you see a stack of unanswered message slips, each represents a customer, a supplier, an employee, or other business relationship in which the caller is irritated. Doesn't it bother you when someone ignores your calls? We had a very capable financial officer who was always "too busy" to return calls. This caused so much animosity before intervened that few people wanted anything to do with him. 3. They are frequently critical of others. They blame other people when things go wrong and seldom have anything nice to say about anyone. What you have is a fundamentally insecure person who seeks reassurance by attacking others, usually behind their backs. To retain this individual, you'll need a striped shirt and a referee's whistle, because they'll often be at odds with practically everyone. 4. They are disorganized. Their work space is arranged as if a bomb exploded in it, so they spend a large portion of their time searching for essential documents. A few years ago, guest hosted on a Talk station at which, every half hour, the news director would frantically try to locate and organize his material right into airtime. This problem could easily have been solved by placing the news copy in pre -marked stacks and color coding, but he continued his chaotic approach. 5. They are often at your door. You assign a task, define your expectations, agree upon time frames, and then receive continual drop -ins, phone calls, or e-mail from this person, seeking clarification and approval. You even hesitate going to the restroom, thinking they'll corner you yet again. Either you don't give direction well or you have an employee with so little self -confidence that, in stages, they get you to do the work they were assigned. n effect, that person is now managing your time. Other signs you've hired a problem employee include: Not concerned with deadlines ndifferent to the quality of job performance Arrives consistently late for work or to meetings Responds emotionally to stress Avoids making decisions Can these problems be solved? Yes, if you receive sincere cooperation from the employee involved, and if you and other members of your team make a considerable effort. But most managers dread telling marginal employees they've got to improve or they'll lose their jobs. "Eager to avoid conflict or be cast in the role of critical boss, many managers dodge giving frank feedback to underperforming employees until it is too late. Some gloss over weaknesses, hoping that somehow the staffer will turn around on his own. They figure they'll give him another few weeks or few months, as if time alone will produce an improvement" (The Wall Street Journal, Carol Hymowitz, 7/28/98). Most of these shortcomings were detectable during the job interview process. Next week, 'll share some advice from a top recruiter and from my own hiring experience so that you can spot many of these problems and select the right person in the first place. Dick Kazan is a successful entrepreneur who founded one of the largest computer leasing corporations in the United States. He created and hosts The Road To Success, the first radio talk show to offer on -air business consulting to business owners and employees. E -mail your comments or questions to him at rkazan @ix.netcom.com. Pre- promotion: Telling the audience that something terrific is corning up. Doing it: Actually staging the promotion. contest, or event. Post -promotion - Telling everyone the station did it! This may be the most important phase, letting everyone know howbig, fun, and great the event turned out to be. n fact, pre- and post- promotion may be more memorable than the actual event! Stationality is established as a long - term goal. Every staff member works on the same image -building, the same listener approach, and the same market involvement. Talents are personable, real, fun, relatable, and an inte- Continued on Page 28

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18 R &R August 7,1998 SALES More Myths Of Duopoly Programming And Management Continued from Page 1 gramming on different properties be targeted at the sane group of listeners, or should each station deliver a different audience? Should management be eonsolidated under one person, or should different general managers handle each station? Should one local sales force sell multiple cal salespeople with the power to sell the entire package. Most owners place all their stations under one GM, with the exception of markets in the top 20, where many stations have individual GMs. Station formats are designed to attract listenership. Back in the old days, owners could control only Salespeople are paid based on what they sell. Separate sales staffs breed internal competition. This fact, combined with the lack of audience dominance and the past trends of market costs, makes it clear that duopolies have not enabled owners to artificially raise prices across the board. _. RADO GETS RESULTS SUCCESS STORES FROM THE RAB Sales Campaign Goes To The Dogs STUATON: A brand -new pet store opens in the desert town of Las Vegas. There is not a lot of competition in the area for pets and pet supplies, but Puppies Plus didn't want to take a gamble... so it decided to advertise with radio for their grand opening in January of 1997. t would be a gala showing of dogs, cats, hamsters, and birds, to mention just a few of the main -stage lineup. OBJECTVE: Puppies Plus was just opening and needed to set a particularly bright standard to get its name out in the market. t wanted to build a new customer base of 25-54- year -olds and secure a firm foot in the market. CAMPAGN: The length of the show, er, campaign was to be five days, followed by a live remote the day of the grand opening. KFMS ran 25 10- second spots during that time, eight commercials a day. The remote was for three hours on site, while the store ran in -store specials on puppies and had registrations for free hamster cages, goldfish, and birds. Only radio was used for the campaign. RESULTS: The campaign brought down the house, with over 200 customers showing up for the remote and grand opening of Puppies Plus. Over nine dogs found new homes that day, and Las Vegas has a caring store for its pets to boot! properties, or should each station have its own staff? s there a "right" way to run a duopoly? Not really. Varying Approaches For Varying Needs KRG Research studied the approaches that group owners take in three major areas: programming, management, and local sales. The results clearly prove that no single approach serves the needs of all stations or owners. While some operators consolidate their management and sales operations, others believe that separate staffs maximize revenue. Some owners implement consistent policies for all their stations; others vary their approach based on market conditions. Looking at each of the three major areas, Katz finds that: Them is no programming pattern by owner or market. Owners tend to mix formats and target demos based on overall market conditions. Most owners have separate local sales staffs, and few employ lo- Salespeople On The Move Ken Walker rises from Director /Midwest Sales to VP/Midwest Sales at AMFM Radio Networks. Sherri Carlson is appointed DirJSales for Clear Channel of Southwest Florida (WK -AM, WCKT -FM, WQNU -FM, WOLZ -FM & WXRM -FM). Rich Heller rises to GSM of WMTR -AM & WDHA -FM/Morristown, NJ. Gina Walker departs WXTU /Philadelphia's morning show to become an AE for the Beasley - owned Country station. one station on each band in a specific market, and they had to appeal to the widest possible audience. Many competitors sounded alike as they battled for the biggest share. Duopoly selling has made it possible to target different audiences with each station or to direct more than one station toward a broader audience or format. For purposes of this study, KRG Research looked to see how many different approaches an owner might use in choosing formats. They identified five broad philosophies: Format Concentration: The stations are programmed with very similar formats to serve one format category. Examples: Classic Rock- Active Rock; Rock - Modern Rock; Young Country - mainstream Country. Demo Concentration: Two or more different formats are designed to deliver one age group. Examples: Active Rock- CHR/Pop or CHR/Rhythmic -Hot AC to deliver 18-34s. Walker Complementary formats: The duopoly offers different formats that fit well together. They probably share audience and deliver similar age skews. Examples: AC/Oldies, Rock AC/Soft AC. Complementary demos: Stations offer very dissimilar formats targeted at different age groups, each delivering its own demo, but width can also be sold together for broader demo delivery. Example: Classic Rock (men 25-44) and Soft AC (women 35-54) can be sold together to deliver adults 25-54. Different formats and demos: The duopoly features separate formats and demo targets with little likelihood of joint sales. Example: Urban/Soft AC. Admittedly, the classification of many formats can be subjective. A duopoly programmed to superserve one format also delivers one target demo as well, and the line between complementary formats and complementary demos is a fine one at best. n each case, KRG Research used its best judgment to "force" each duopoly into one primary classification in order to measure overall patterns across markets. Katz's results show that programming philosophies vary, with no overall dominant choice. Only one -third of all duopolies feature the same or similar formats, while two-thirds serve up different sounds to the audience. Larger Markets, Larger Demo Focus The pattern does vary a bit by market size. Stations in markets ranked 1-25 tend to concentrate in one format or demo, while stations in smaller markets show as many "complementary" as "concentration" approaches. That makes sense, considering that larger markets have more stations. Owners in these markets may perceive that it is more beneficial to target two or more stations toward a similar format or demo, believing that a more complementary approach would RAB TOOLBOX More marketing information and resources from the RAB MEDA TARGETNG 2000 Nearly four -fifths (79%) of pet owners own their homes; 27% are college graduates. Forty percent earn incomes of $50,000 or more; 79% make more than $25,000. Pet owners spend 46% of their daily media time on average with radio. RAB CATEGORY FLES Our investment in 136 feet of space for pet supplies in our Paws Professional Pet Food Centers has been worth the effort." Jan Winn, Director/Health & Beauty Care and General Merchandise, Big Y. BACKGROUND COLLECTON - PET SUPPLES Size of the Business: American Business Lists (1996) shows a total of 10,050 pet shops in the U.S., along with 12,775 retail pet supply, and food stores, 13,871 pet hospitals and clinics, 903 pet- sitting services, 1157 pet training facilities, 628 pet cemeteries and crematories, and 19,559 pet washing and grooming services. The total pet product/ pet care market of today is a $20billk,n industry (American Animal Hospital Association, 1996). For more information, call RAB's Member Service HelpLine at (800) 232-3131, or log on to RadioLink at www.rab.com. leave them open to attack in either area. Smaller markets have fewer stations, which provides more of an opportunity to maintain leadership positions in different formats or demos without exposing the duopoly to attack. Do duopolies limit listener choice? No. The effects of consolidation can definitely be seen in management, with nearly three -fourths of duopoly stations featuring one GM managing all properties (see accompanying chart). However, the majority of duopoly owners believe that competitive local sales staffs maximize revenue - 77% of duopolies in the top 100 markets have separate sales forces for at least some of the properties, while only 23% have one sales force for the entire station group. Salespeople are paid based on what they sell. Separate sales staffs breed internal competition. This fact, combined with the lack of audience dominance and the past trends of market costs we referred to earlier, makes it clear that duopolies have not enabled own- ers to artificially raise prices across the board. The results of the Katz study point out that there is no "best" method for programming, managing, or selling duopolies. Some groups make decisions based on personal or corporate philosophy; others look at competitive conditions in each market. n general, management has become centralized, local sales staffs remain separate, while programming approaches vary. Duopolies have strengthened radio, provided more choice to the listener, and given better value to the advertiser. The facts speak for themselves. Gerry Boehme is Sr. VP /nformation Systems & Strategic Support, Katz Media. He can be reached at (212) 424-6784 or via e -mail at geny_boehme0 Katz -media.com

MARKETNG & PROMOTON August 7. 1998 R&R 19 Promo Of The Week FRANK MNAC t's Summer Concert Season Station imaging takes center stage in the season of sizzle We're in the heart of summer, radio's busiest concert season. Some stations have done summer concerts for nearly two decades. WXKS/Boston's "Kiss Concert" is one of the granddaddies of them all. t has become an industry event that garners national coverage on CNN. While it is hard to judge the financial or ratings success of these warm -weather staples, they are definitely part of radio's branding process, serving to bring stations one step closer to bonding with the listener. Just about every record promoter has had a request from a radio station for an artist performance at a show or event. n the past couple of years, both parties have reviewed the "need" to do these events, which can Six Steps be time -consuming, costly, and, many times, turn into a "fit- for -tat" relationship ( "Provide us with the act, and we'll support the record"). Yet, overall, concerts can be a "win -win" for all parties involved - especially the listeners. KROQ's Concert Tradition KROQ/Los Angeles VP /GM Trip Reeb considers the station's "Weenie Roast" and "Acoustic How To Build A Client- Driven Promotion KKLS -AM, KKMK -FM & KRCS -FM /Rapid City, SD OM Charlie O'Douglas offers small- and medium - market PDs - whose sales departments constantly drop next -day client promotions in their laps -a guide to building client- driven promotions. Follow these six steps: 1. Establish need.talk with the business owner to determine what needs should be met at the outcome of the promotion (e.g., increase in -store traffic; business name or product recognition). 2. Brainstorm with other individuals to come up with several possible methods or strategies that would motivate a potential customer to fulfill the client's needs. The more input from others, the bigger the "idea pool" becomes, so keep a log of every suggestion.there is no such thing as a bad idea at this stage! 3. Present suggestions to the client for preliminary discussion. This step allows the client to preview the ideas being considered and may stimulate their ideas as well. Always start this step by informing the client that these ideas originated from a brainstorming session involving radio station staffers who really care about their business. This helps establish that the client not only has you behind them, but also the whole company! 4. Select the best method available for fulfilling the promotion's ideal result and draw up a preliminary proposal highlighting the goals and execution of the promotion. nclude all desired pre -promotion, on -air, and in -store requirements. Keep in mind that most successful client promotions are allowed at least five days of on -air pre -promotion. Distribute copies of the preliminary proposal to the GM, sales manager, and PD for any additional suggestions and final approval. Be sure to state an approval deadline for each proposal. 5. Assemble the final proposal and deliver it to the client. Answer any questions or concerns with authority. Upon the client's approval, distribute the finished proposal to department heads. 6. Follow up. Discuss the success of the promotion with the client. Address any problems that occurred during the promotion and ask what improvements the client would like to see. f this was a truly successful promotion, now is the ideal opportunity to pitch any future advertising possibilities! Remember... Time is the most important element to the success of any promotion. t allows for an ample amount of thought and creativity to be given to the structure of the promotion. Never be apprehensive about asking for help from others. A group environment is always the best method of creating and developing an idea - utilize it! Success should be shared with everyone, because it is the success of our promotional efforts that leads to the overall success of our radio station. Spread the good word! Praise the players publicly. Christmas" concerts as enormous assets for the station. "They are a great promotional vehicle and a great way to generate money for the eight charities involved," Reeb says. "We can create an interesting promotion for the radio station and touch a large group of listeners that we can't do on a regular basis outside of a concert atmosphere' KROQ is very rigid on sponsorship opportunities. "We are somewhat different from many stations, in that we have no main sponsor for these events," says Reeb. "These tine KROQ events first and foremost. We can place vendors that are consistent with station lifestyle if it makes sense, as long as the costs of our events become self -liquidating in terms of the revenue" Trip Reeb KROQ gets support from the labels because of what the station has become nationally. Reeb also acknowledges that the station goes out of its way to put on the best possible show it can. "Participants know that the artists are going to get treated well and presented in a way that showcases them. We spend a ton of money on production to make sure that these events come off well. f it becomes time to move onto a new concept, we will. But these shows are very effective for us right now" Good Exposure For New Acts FomterWamer Brothers Nat'l Dirt Singles Promotion and cunent music consultant Greg Lee thinks these types of events are a good thing for developing artists. "t's a good way to get a new artist in front of a lot of people in a cost- effective way. Sometimes it helps labels sell records. n other ways, it is a good artist - development thing. Kids know a lot of music without really knowing the artist by putting the face with the sound. n the past, people would know who these artists were, but today, particular Greg Lee artists can be difficult to identify." Politics between the label and the station can be a bit overwhelming. However, Lee says, 'We did the best we could at Warner Brothers to play fair, and if people were supporting our acts, we would support them." Lee also believes that there are KBG/L.A. WNNER CASHES N - KBG /L.A. recently presented $104,000 in its "Big Hawaiian Fantasy Contest" by awarding the cash and a trip to the Mahalo state to one lucky winner. more station shows now than ever. "f we were able to do them [the label], we would - but they are not cheap. Labels have to weigh the pluses and minuses of each one; you can't play every single market. Some artists can't do the show because their music prohibits it, while others will have huge bands that become a financial burden." Lee also believes programmers are planning ahead more than ever and working with a sense of overall cooperation that makes doing concerts cost -effective. "t's not all fun and games; it's a business :' Lee says. "f you don't know how to put on a concert, hire professionals. 've been to enough shows where they have the engineer from the station doing the show with a makeshift PA. When making the request, be organized about when the date is and where the show will be held, the specific charity involved, and the charge (if there is one). f you look at some of the best executed shows - whether it is WXKS or KMEUSan Francisco - they are very organized and go off without a hitch. Those stations approach me sometimes a Heidi JoSpiegel year in advance, and that makes it that much easier for me to come through for them." Robbins Entertainment Head of Promo Heidi Jo Spiegel says you really have to weigh the advantages to both parties (radio and the label) and how it will expose the artist. "You want to make sure that the artist is on the right show and not just supply them to a station to fill up their performance billing. t's about making it a win -win for all parties. t does a disservice to a radio station and the artist to just fill up a show and have the station play the artist prior to the show, then drop the rotation or the song completely. will bend over backwards for a radio station to support them and my act. Most dance acts are so underexposed to the media (including MTV) that it provides an excellent opportunity for the audience to bond with my act visually." Relationships And Cooperation "`The Bomb' attracts all different ages from various backgrounds;' says KYLD (Wild 107)/San Fran- cisco Director of Promotion and PR Tolan Clark of her station's concerts. "We've done several of them, and they all sold out. We are really ucky, because we got great talent to perform. Our PD, Michael Martin, has great relationships with the record labels." What to do, though, about competing with sister Evergreen station KMEL's very successful Tolan Clark "Summer Jam "? Clark says, "We try to schedule our events outside of August, when they do their Summer Jam. They have the heritage in the market with the show, so why jeop- You want to make sure that the artist is on the right show and not just supply them to a station to fill up their performance billing. - Heidi Jo Spiegel EC ardize things for the company as a whole when wesan use other dates to do shows and create something special and unique for ourselves?" Charities are attached to most of these station concerts. For example, Wild 107 works with S.A.V.E., a shelter against violent environments at home. Clark and the station are excited that they can now make a more substantial donation by adding two more shows a year. "Our concerts sell out fast, so we can then go on the air for the next four weeks and give the tickets away, which really boosts our TSL. t creates something special for our audience: The only place you can get the tickets k on the air- TALK BACK TO R &R! We encourage your feedback. f you have comments regarding this column or would like to see your work here, contact Frank Mini - aci directly at (310) 788-1650 or by e-mail at miniaci @rronline.com.

20 R &R August 7, 1998 SHOW PREP -1\*NEl SCENE Dr. Laura's Diagnosis: An `Ogre'? Vanity Fairdevotes seven pages to Dr. Laura Schlessinger under the headline "Diagnosing Dr. Laura" The 'zine claims the doc- tor's life is full of contradictions, and many who have worked with Dr. Laura are quick to vent: "She's writ- ing a book on the Ten Commandments? She's broken them all," snorts veteran L.A. radio person - ality Bill Ballance, who refers to Dr. Laura as "this ogre created:' Says writer"friend" Shelley Her- man: "Tracy Miller, Marilyn Kagan, Barbara De Angelis, Mother Love - she systematically set out to destroy each of these women. She was the most vengeful, evil person" Former KOST/L.A. personality Laurie Sanders claims Schlessing- er allowed her son Deryk to run screaming through the station unsupervised while Schlessinger did her show at sister station KR. Sand- ers complained, and a short time lat- er was released from the station. "She ran around singing, 'Ding, dong, the witch is dead.- A Tribute... Of Sorts Sean "Puff Daddy" Combs is still so affected by the death of friend Notorious B..G., he's considering buying the magazine Notorious and turning it into a slick hip -hop 'zine (New York). Meanwhile, Biggie's wife, Faith Evans, is featured in a six -page spread in Elle, where she lets loose on a few of her peers. She is unforgiving when it comes to LU' Kim, the rapper Biggie discovered and with whom he became lovers. Re- calls Evans, "Missy [Elliott] was the one who called me to [Puff] Daddy's studio, where beat Kim up for the first time. So went and roughed her up a little bit, and left" No Novelty Here "You'd be hard -pressed to listen to any one of our records and then call us a novelty act "- Barenaked Ladies singer /guitarist Ed Robertson takes offense at the charge (Entertainment Weekly). Stop... Or 'll Sue The Spice Girls are suing their former chauffeur Paul Attridge for allegedly breaking a confidentiality agreement when he claimed in a British newspaper that Geri Halliwell (Ginger Spice) was bullied out of the group by Scary Spice (People). Not A Team Player Apparently, things aren't going PLAY BALL - "We've always been sympathetic to artists' wishes. But we expect artists to work at their product. God, feel like such a politician," Matador co- President Chris Lombardi on the poor sales of Liz Phair's sophomore effort, Whip- Smart, for which she refused to tour. Says Phair in the two -page spread in Newsweek: "f you're not going to shoot for selling a million copies, the record company's not going to have much fun with you. So said, ' want to play ball. - too well on Korn's "Family Values" tour. According to the Korn colo- nels, tourmate Rob Zombie has been expelled from the tour for lack of "community spirit" and misrep- resenting the fact that he'd be playing solo rather than with White Zombie. Zombie, who refers to Korn's announcement as'4he press release from the Twilight Zone," claims he quit the tour (Time, Entertainment Weekly). Like To Watch Country bad boy Tracy Lawrence was walking in a park in Medford, OR, when he came upon a kinky bondage escapade going on under a bridge. Police arrived on the scene, and Lawrence tried to es- cape, only to be caught. t turned out it was just a woman and her boy- friend acting out a sexual fantasy. Poor Lawrence was in the wrong place at the wrong time (National Enquirer, Star). Post -Fame Syndrome "On one hand, it's pretty much the same in that think a lot about the same things. On the other, it's different, because there's quite a fuss made over people who are on TV for some reason. Personally, watch TV with the sound off" - Oscar-nominated singer /songwriter Elliott Smith on life after his 15 minutes of fame ( nterview). Each week R &R sneaks a peek through the nation's consumer magazines in search of everything from the sublime to the ridiculous in music news. R &R has not verified any of these reports. MUSC & MOVES CURRENT THERE'S SOMETHNG ABOUT MARY (Capitol) Featured Artists: Dandy Warhols, Joe Jackson, Jonathan Richman THE MASK OF ZORRO (Columbia) Single: Want To Spend My Lifetime Loving You/Marc Anthony & Tina Arena (Sony ClassicaVColumbia) ARMAGEDDON (Columbia) Single: Don't Want To Miss A Thing/Aerosmith Other Featured Artists: Shawn Colvin, Journey, Our Lady Peace DR. DOLTTLE (Atlantic) Singles: Woof Woof /69 Boyz Are You That Sombody?/Aaliyah n Your World/Speed Knot Mobsters That's Why Lie /Ray-J Other Featured Artists: Jody Watley, Ginuwine BASEKETBALL (Mojo/Universal) Single: Take On Me /Reel Big Fish Other Featured Artists Soul Asylum, Cherry Poppin' Daddies, Goldfinger DSTURBNG BEHAVOR (Trauma) Singles. Got You (Where Want You)/Flys Monsterside /Addict Other Featured Artists: Phunk Junkeez, Eva Trout SMALL SOLDERS (DreamWorks/Gefen) Single: Bone Thugs -N- Harmony...Mar Other Featured Artists: Pat Benatar w /Queen Latifah, Pretenders w/ Kool Keith, Cheap Trick MULAN (Walt Disney) Singles: True To Your Heart/98 Degrees & Stevie Wonder Reflection/Christina Aguilera HOPE FLOATS (Capitol) Single: To Make You Feel My Love /Garth Brooks ' Other Featured Artists: Rolling Stones, Mavericks, Deana Carter CAN'T HARDLY WAT (Elektra/EEG) Singles: High/Feeder Can't Get Enough Of You Baby /Smash Mouth Other Featured Artists: Third Eye Blind, Blink 182, Busta Rhymes CTY OF ANGELS (Warner Sunset/Reprise) Single: ris/goo Goo Dolls Other Featured Artists: U2, Paula Cole, John Lee Hooker GODZLLA (Sony Music Soundtrax) Single: Come With Me /Puff Daddy f /Jimmy Page Other Featured Artists Jamiroquai, Ben Folds Five, Days Of The New MONDAY, AUGUST 17 1964/The Kinks' 'You Really Got Me" is released in the UK. /970/Christine McVie joins Fleetwood Mac, the band husband John McVie co- founded. /973/Original Temptations member Paul Williams, 34, is found dead of an apparent suicide. 1986 /Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen performs in concert for the first time since having one arm severed in a car accident. 1990/Jazz vocalist Pearl Bailey, 72, dies. 1995/Depeche Mode frontman Dave Gahan attempts suicide. Born: Belinda Carlisle 1958 Releases: Deep Purple's "Hush" 1968, Bad Company's "Can't Get Enough" 1974 TUESDAY. AUGUST 18 1962/At Liverpool's Cavern Club, Ringo Starr performs with the Beatles for the first time. A Starr is born. 977 /Funeral services begin for Elvis Presley at Graceland. Also... n En- gland, the Police perform in concert for the first time. /978/The Whó release Who Are You; this will be their last album featuring Keith Moon. MUSC DATEBOOK 1981/The Moody Blues begin recording their ninth album, Long Distance' Voyager. 19921(urt Cubain and Courtney Love be- come parents to daughter Frances Bean. 1995 /Bobby Brown is arrested and charged with assault in West Hollywood. Born: Jon Fariss (NXS) 1961 Releases: Peter, Paul & Mary's f Had A Hammer" 1962, the Debbie Brothers' "China Grove" 1973 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19 /964/The Beatles' first U.S. tour begins in San Francisco. 1995/Death Row Records CEO Suge Knight opens Club 662 in Las Vegas. Born: Ginger Baker (Cream) 1940, John Deacon (Queen) 1951 Releases: Elvis Presley's "Burning Love" 1972 THURSDAY, AUGUST 20 1969'Frank Zappa decides to disband his Mothers Of nvention. 1978 /Dexy's Midnight Runners are formed. 1981/n Los Angeles. Bruce Springsteen performs a benefit concert for Viet- nam War veterans. Born: Jim Reeves 1924, saac Hayes 1942, Robed Plant 1948 Releases: the Temptations' "Beauty s Only Skin Deep" 1966, the Marshall Tucker Band's "Can't You See" 1977 FRDAY, AUGUST 21 1980/Linda Ronstadt begins her principal role on Broadway in The Pirates Of Penzance. CYBERSPACE Hot, new music -related World Wide Web sites, cool cyberchats, and other points of interest along the information superhighway. 'Net Chats Squirrel Nut Zippers, Monday (8/10) at 8pm ET /5pm PT, America Online (keyword: UVE). Culture Club, Tuesday (8/ 11) at 9pm ET /6pm PT, America Online (keyword: LVE). B -52's, Wednesday (8/12) at 9pm ET /6pm PT, America Online (keyword: LVE). Dishwalla, Thursday (8/13) at 8pm ET /5pm PT, America Online (keyword: LVE). On The Web San Jose Jazz Festival live, Friday through Sunday (8/7.9); check www.liveconcerts.com for each day's schedule. Lenny Kravitz, chat, Monday at 10pm ET /7pm PT (www.sonicnet.com, chat. yahoo. com). Seven Mary Three, chat, Tuesday at 7pm ET /4pm PT (www.sonicnetcom). Primus, chat /concert, Wednesday at 7pm ET /4pm PT (www.sonicnet.com). Squirrel Nut Zippers, concert, Wednesday at 10:15pm ET/7:15pm PT (www.sfxlivelink. broadcast.com /snz). Counting Crows, chat, Thursday at 7pm ET /4pm PT (www.sonicnet.com). 1993 /Bernie Taupin marries Stephanie Haymes. 1996/Rick James is released from pris- on after serving three years for as- sault. Born: Count Basie 1904, Kenny Rogers 1938, Joe Strummer (Clash) 1952 Releases: the Levin' Spoonful's "Do You Believe n Magic" 1965, Linda Ronstaffs "That'll Be The Day" 1976 SATURDAY, AUGUST 22 1964/The Beatles perform at the Holly- wood Bowl. /979/Led Zeppelin release their final al- bum, n Through The Out Door. 1980Barry Manilow receives a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame. 1992/Sting marries Trudy Styler. 1993/Queen Latifah launches her TV act- ing career on Fox's Living Single. Born: Collin Raye 1959, Roland Orzabal (Tears For Fears) 1961, Tori Amos 1963 Releases: Martha & The Vandellas' "Dancing n The Streets," the Shangri -Las' "Remember (Walkin' n The Sand)" 1964 SUNDAY. AUGUST 23 1962/John Lennon marries Cynthia Pow- ell in Liverpool; they divorce six years later when she discovers Yoko Ono has been living in their London home. /993/Duran Duran receive a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame. Born: the late Keith Moon (Who) 1946 Releases: the Four Seasons' "Who Loves You," the Jefferson Starship's "Miracles" 1975 -Mark Solovicos

ADDS n MUSC r :LEMO * 69.7 million households Galluzzi /Benson TATYANA AL Daydream' (MJLWork) MELANE8. fassy Et110TTWanYou Back (EaM sgeeg) CREED What's This Life For (Wind -up) EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Save Tonight (Work) FATBOY SUM The Rackaleler... (Skint/AstraAvedmCaroline) HEAVY AALYAH Are You That Somebody? (Atlantic) AEROSMTH Don't Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia) BACKSTREET BOYS 'll Never Break Your Heart (Jive) BARENAKED LADESOne Week (Repose) BEASTE BOYS ntergalactic (GrandRoyal/Capitol) BRANDY 8 MONCAThe Boy s Mine (Atlantic) DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Stay (Wasting Time)(RCA) EVE 6 nside Out (RCA) GOO GOO DOLLS ns (WamerSunset/Repnse) HARVEY DANGER Flagpole Sitta (Slash/London/sland) JANET Go Deep (Virgin) PRAS MCHEL... Ghetto Supastar.. (lnterscope) RAMMSTEN Du Hast (Slash/Londonnsland) SEMSONC Closing Time (MCA) WLL SMTH Just The Two 01 Us (Columbia) USHER My Way (LaFace/Arista) JAM OF THE WEEK DMX /NTH EVANS Haw's tlgan Dam? (DefJan'Mercury) STRESS BG PUNSHER /JOE Still Not A Player (Loud) BRANDY AMASE Top Dl The World (Atlantic) BRAN SERER ORCHESTRAJump Jive... (lnterscope) JDVAAME DUPR WAY-Z Morley Mt.. (So So De(Coorrlbk) GARBAGE Think 'm Paranoid (Almo Sounds/lnterscope) NATALE MBRUGLA Wishing Was There (RCA) MONCA The First Night (Arista) BREAKTHROUGH ESTHERO Heaven Sent (Work) ACTVE TAYANA AL Dayd ream in (MJJ/Work) MELANE B. 6M1SSY EWOT WadYW Back (EastWesCEEG) CAM'RON RMSE Horse 8 Carnage (Untertainment/Epic) CREED What's This Life For (Wind -up) EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Save Tonight (Work) EVERYTHNG Hooch (BlackbircVSire) FATBOY SUM The Rockafeller_ (Sá /AsuaAters/CaroUnel FOO FGHTERS Wallung After You (EkWrMiosweWCapitol) K -C 8 JOJO Don't Rush (Take Love Slowly) (MCA) MASE f/puff DADDY Lookin At Me (Bad Boy /Arista) w.s1erpl5l101.. Goodbye.. (NoLirWPriony) MONSTER MAGNET Space Lord (ABM) MYAVSUMTHE. SHOCORMann'On(Uni ersly4nterscpme) NCOLE Make t Hot (EastWest/EEG) 'N SYNC leans Up My Heart (RCA) RAGE AGANST THE MACHNE No Sheffer (Epic) SAVAGE GARDEN To The Moon And Back (Columbia) Video airplay from August 10-16 ADDS 1 50.8 million households lsaak/tierney CULTURE CLUB Miss Me Blind (Virgin) EVERYTHNG Hooch (Blackbird/Sire) LENNY KRAVTZ Thinking Of You (Virgin) JENNFER PAGE Crush (EdelAmerica/Holtywood) XL AEROSMTH Don't Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia) GOO 600 DOLLS ris (WamerSunset/Reprise) NATALE MBRUGLATorn (RCA) MATCHBOX 20 Real World (Lava/Atlantic) SHANA TWAN You're Still The One (Mercury) NEW BARENAKED LADES One Week (Reprise) BRAN SERER ORCHESTRA Jump Jive M' Wail (nterscope) NATALE MBRUGLA Wishing Was There (RCA) SAVAGE GARDEN To The Moon And Back (Columbia) LARGE CELNE DON To Love You More (550 Music) FASTBALL The Way (Hollywood) MADONNA Ray 01 Light (Maverick/WB) EDWN MCCAN 'll Be (Atlantic) SARAH MCLACHLAN Adia (Arista) NATALE MERCHANT Kind & Generous (Elekha/EEG) SEMSONC Closing Time (MCA) MEDUM MARAM CAREY My All (Columbia) CHERRY POPPN' DADDESZOOt Suit Riot (MO/Wniversap DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Stay (Wasting Time) ( RCA) EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Save Tonight (Work) FOUNDATONS Build Me Up Buttercup (Capitol) GREEN DAY Time Of Your Lite... (Reprise) SMASH MOUTH Cant Get Enough Of You Baby (ElektraEEG) CUSTOM ACE OF BASE Cruel Summer (Arista) ANGGUN Snow On The Sahara (Epic) JON B. They Don't Know (Yab Yum/550 Music) BRANDY & MONCA The Boy s Mine (Atlantic) CULTURE CLUB Miss Me Blind (Virgin) DES'REE Lae (550 Music) GLORA ESTEEM Oye (Epic) EVERYTHNG Hooch (Blackbird/Sire) DAVD GARZA Discoball World (Lava/Atlantic) JANET Go Deep (Virgin) JANET You ( Virgin) LENNY KRAVTZ Thinking Of You (Virgin) MAXWELL Luxury: Cococure (Columbia) AN MCKNGHT The Only One For Me (Mercury) NEW POWER GENERATON The One (New Power Soul) HEATHER NOVA London Rain (Nothing ) (Big Cat/Work) JENNFER PAGE Crush (EdelAmerica/Hollywood) BONNE RMTE One Belief Away (Capitol) RCHE SAMBORA n t For Love (Mercury) SQURREL NUT ZPPERS Suits Are Picking Up... (Mammoth) TONY RCH PROJECT Silly Man (LaFacelArista) LUTHER VANDROSS ' Nights n Harlem (LVNirgin) BRAN WLSON Your magination (Giant( B) Video airplay from August 10-16 J 36 million households Lydia Cole. s d S VP/Music Programming Video Playlist USHER My Way (LaFace/Arista) NCOLE Make t Hot (EastWest/EEG) AALYAH Are You That Somebody? (Atlantic) CAM'RON AAASE Horse And Carriage (Untedainment/ pic) JANET Go Deep (Virgin) MM USUO THE SHOCKH Main' On (UnnersJy4rderscope) JERMANE DUPBVJAY -Z Money Ala.. (SoSoDe(Columbá) MAXWELL Luxury. Cococure (Columbia) MARAN CAREY My All (Columbia) JOHN FORTE Ninety... (Refugee Camp1tulmarswColumbia) Video playlist for week ending Aug. 7 Rap City Top 10 MEMPHS SLEEK UJAY -Z Ks...(ROC- A- FelWDefJam/Mercury) CAM'RON VMASE Horse And Carriage (Untertainmentitptc) GANGSTARR Militia (NCO Trybe) XZBT What You See (Loud) NO R EAGA N O.R E. (Penalty) GOODE MOB Black ce... (LaFacelArista) JOHN FORTE Ninety... (Refugee CampiRuMrousr'Columbu) BLACK EYED PEAS Joints And Jams (nterscope) JERMMNE DUPR WAKZMoney Ant. (So So etco/umbeal KNG T Got t Locked (Aftermath lnterscope) Video playlist for week ending Aug. 7 w SHOW PREP August 7, 1998 R &R 21 TELEVSON TOP TEN SHOWS JULY 27-AUGUST2 Total Audience (98 million households) 1 60 Minutes 2 Just Shoot Me 3 Seinfeld 4 ER 5 Dateline NBC (Tuesday) 6 Dateline NBC (Monday) 7 Touched By An Angel 8 Movie (Tuesday) (The Pelican Brief) 9 GuinnessWorld Records Primetime (tie) Primetime Live Adults 25-54 1 Just Shoot Me 2 Seinfeld 3 ER 4 Dateline NBC (Tuesday) 5 GuinnessWorld Records Primetime 6 Dateline NBC (Monday) 7 Friends 8 Suddenly Susan (Thursday) 9 The Drew Carey Show 10 Law And Order (tie) Primetime Live (tie) Working - Source: Nielsen Media Research COMNG NEXT WEEK All show times are ET /PT unless otherwise noted; subtract one hour for CT. Check listings for showings in the Mountain time zone. All listings subject to change. Friday, 8/7 Squirrel Nut Zippers, The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (NBC, check local listings). T N E 110K MUSC TELEVSON YOU CONTROL. 21 million households Peter Cohen, VP/Programming National Top 20 K -C & JOJO Don't Rush (Take Love Slowly) (MCA) AALYAH Are You That Somebody? (Atlantic) FVE When The Lights Go Out (Arista) MYA USLKK THE SHOCKER Mann On (UnirversiyAntersc ope) MASTERPVSKKK.. GooseTaNy Homes (AbLimHROiy) PUBLC ANNOUNCEMENT t's About Time (ABM) QUEEN LATFAH Bananas (Flavor Unit/Motown) BG PUNSHER JOE Still Not Player (Loud) GERALD LEVERT Thinkin' Bout t (EastWest/EEG) BACKSTREET BOYS 'll Never Break Your Heart (Jive) LORD TARO B PETER GUNZWe Will Ball (CadeneiCoumbol BRANDY 8 MONCA The Boy s Mine (Atlantic) USHER My Way (LaFace/Ansta) BLACK EYED PEAS Joints And Jams (nterscope) SPARKLE Time To Move On (Rock Land/nterscope) SARAH MCLACHLANAdia (Arista) 'N SYNC Teariñ Up My GARBAGE Heart (RCA) Think 'm Paranoid (AlmoSoundslnterscope) LMP BZKT Sour (Flip/nterscope) UNWRTTEN LAW California Sky (nterscope) Most requested frozen from the week ending July 26 Tori Amos, Late Night With Conan O'Brien (NBC, check local listings). Saturday, 8/8 Delbert McClinton and Miss LavelleWhite perform on PBS' Austin City Limits (check local listings). Big Mountain, Dennis Brown, Capleton, Common Sense, Sugar Minott, and Judy Mowatt perform on PBS' On Tour(check local listings). Sunday, 8/9 Gloria Gaynor is profiled on VH1's Behind The Music (9pm). Monday, 8/10 Backstreet Boys, Jay Leno. Tuesday, 8/11 Tories, Viva Variety (Comedy Central, 10pm). Wednesday, 8/12 The PBS biography Tina Turner: Girl From Nutbush features comments from keturner, Mick Jagger, Elton John, David Bowie, and Dire Straits' Mark Knopfler (check local listings). Liz Phair, Late Show With David Letterman (CBS, check local Listings). Thursday, 8/13 PBS' John Fogerty: n The Spotlight, a 1997 concert performance, showcases two songs not included in last June's cable telecast (check local listings). Pete Townshend, David Letterman. CONCERT PULSE Avg. Gross Pos. Artist (in 000s) 1 GEORGE STRAT $1829.6 2 OZZFEST '98 $953.9 3 ERC CLAPTON $855.1 4 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND $526.3 5 PEARL JAM $514.4 6 PAGE/PLANT $502.6 7 SPCE GRLS $483.8 8 "FURTHUR FESTVAL' $480.2 9 SHANA TWAN $377.8 10 YANN $335 8 11 ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND $280.3 12 MCHAEL CRAWFORD $269.1 13 JAMES TAYLOR $264.8 14 STEVE NCKS $252.0 15 GPSY KNGS $198.7 Among this week's new tours. ANTHRAX JASON BONHAM BAND BROTHER CANE NEL DAMOND The CONCERT PULSE is courtesy of Pollster. a publication of Promoters' On -Line Listings. (800) 3447383; California (209) 271-7900. FLMS WEEKEND BOX OFFCE JULY 31 -AUG. 2 1 Saving Private $23.60 Ryan (Dream Works) 2 TheParentTrap $11.14 (Buena Vista)' 3 There's Something $10.91 About Mary (Fox) 4 The Negotiator $10.21 (WB) 5 Ever After $8.52 (Fox)' 6 The Mask Of $8.32 Zorro (Sony) 7 Lethal Weapon 4 $7.78 (WB) 8 Armageddon $7.56 (Buena Vista) 9 Dr. Dolittle $4.58 (Fox) 10 Mafia! $3.69 (Buena Vista) All figures in millions ' First week in release Source: Entertainment Data nc. COMNG ATTRACTONS: This week's openers include Snake Eyes, starring Nicolas Cage. The film's Hollywood soundtrack sports new songs by Meredith Brooks ("Sin City ") as well as LaKeisha Berri ('The Freaky Things "); score by Ryuichi Sakamoto completes the ST. Opening in limited release is First Love, Last Rites, starring Giovanni Ribisi.The film's Epic soundtrack features original music by Shudder To Think, including"' Want Someone Badly" (featuring Jeff Buckley), "Erecting A Movie Star" (f/liz Phair), When Was Born, Was Bored" (f/billy Corgan), "Jelly On The Table" (f/matt Johnson), "Automatic Soup" (f/ Robin Zander),'Speed Of Love" (f /John Doe), "Appalachian Lull - abyi' (f/nina Persson),'TheWedding s Over" (f/lena Karlsson), and "Day Ditty' (f /Angela Mc- Clusky). Other cuts: "Diamond, Sparks & A; "Lonesome Dove,' "Just ReallyWanna SeeYou "and " Want Someone Badly' Rounding out this week's openers is Halloween: H2O, starring Jamie Lee Curtis. Look sharp for recording artist L.L. Cool J in a supporting role. VDEO NEW THS WEEK JACKE BROWN (Miramax) This feature film co-stars Pam Grier, who contributed "LongTime Woman" to the movie's A Band ApartfMaverickANB soundtrack. Also on the ST: Foxy Brown's "(Holy Matrimony) Letter To The Firm :' Randy Crawford's "Street Life' the Delfonics' Didn't Blow Your Mind This Time," the Grass Roots' "Midnight Confessions :' Minnie Riperton's "nside My Love," Bobby Womack's "Across 110th Street," Brother Johnson's "Strawberry Letter 23:'Johnny Cash's 'Tennessee Stud," Bloodstone's "Natural High:' the Vampire Sound nc.'s "The Lion And The Cucumber :' and Bill Withers' "Who s He (And What s HeToYou)?"

220 R &R August 7, 1998 How Long Can You Afford To gnore t? RMM =fe11y pi/ Over 25,000 Units Scanned This Week! Approaching Gold! MUSC TELEVSON HEAVY BUWORTNY On Family Values Tour! R &R Active Rock elf) Monitor Active Rock 10* Monitor Mainstream 22* Exploding At Alternative! Huge Requests & Researach Everywhere T H BOX From the album Sehnsucht f5,..v. ävnók SLAND STREET TALK@ f You Get A Brick, t Must Be Rick Dees, that is. The KS /L.A. morning man sent staffers over to the site of O.J. Simpson's former Brentwood estate as it was being demolished last week. Dees' henchmen became fast friends with the folks in the catering truck, who had access to the folks on the demolition crew, and before long, the KTS crew was in possession of several bricks from the home's fireplace. Dees and the station plan on making pieces of the infamous house available to listeners. KTS has also doubled to $200,000 its offer to Monica Lewinsky. All she has to do is fill in for Dees for just one day. The station has assured Lewinsky that she would not have to discuss the presidential scandal. tttrei z v a a s s ma AM 759.49 A AntEcstic Pícccof Ql-$imPsoni Rockingham sa tc. Los :swiss! KS'piece of the Rock(ingham) Sixteen ndianapolis stations have teamed up to donate 1350 minutes of commercial time to raising awareness of children's issues. From now until August 30, WFMS, WGRL, WGLD, WMYS, WTP, WZPL, WTLC AM & FM, WENS, WBC, WNAP, WFBQ, WRZX, WNDE, WHHH, WGGR, and WYJZ will air spots drawing attention to efforts to increase voluntary kindergarten enrollment and increase the availability of health care for children statewide. Congrats to Talentmasters Morning Show Boot Camp maestro Don Anthony. As you read this, the event is celebrating its 10th anniversary, bringing together some of the industry's top talent in Atlanta. The nterns Are Running The Asylum! Here's a promotion that certainly fits the bill in the timeliness department. Taking its cue from current affairs in Washington (or was it a past affair?), WNNJ -FM /Newton, NJ is letting its interns run the station to celebrate the newly created "ntern Appreciation Weekend." n a cross -promotion that went cross - country, CBS Alternatives WXRK/NY and KROQ /L.A. broadcast a special Smashing Pumpkins performance from outside NY's Ed Sullivan Theater, where the band was appearing on CBS -TV's Late Show With David Letterman. The ` -Man' Becomes The Owe -Man WFAN /NY and WW1 morning host Don mus will reimburse the state of New Mexico $6696 after he tore down some 19th -century structures to make way for his proposed ranch for sick children. The ranch will sit on land owned by mus and his brother, Fred, as well as adjacent state - owned land. The buildings were on the state -owned portion, but the mus brothers Rumors Continued on Page 24 s Chancellor about to swap its two frequencies in Dallas, sending Alternative KDGE to 102.1 and Rock KTXQ to 94.5? s Alternative KCT/Wichita moving back in a Rock direction? s KGO /SF's Ronn Owens about to lose his midday simulcast on KABC /L.A.? s former KKFR/Phoenix morning driver Bruce Kelly being courted for mornings by a new crosstown competitor? CM HAS GVEN BRTH TO TRPLETS. "No Gimmicks" the original Dancing Baby Spot is radio's #1 campaign for Fall '98. Now there's "DB2, The Arbitrator." And coming soon, "Baby Bond." c 110 Call CM and brand your station with the pop icon USA Today calls "An international hit." 310.392.8771

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24 R&R August 7. 1998 EMBRACE Thank You... "ALL YOU GOOD GOOD PEOPLE" KDGE KZNZ WENZ WBRU WMRQ WPBZ WEQX WXZZ WJSE WGMR KACV MOST ADDED! including: WXDG WXDX KWOD KKND WHTG WRAX WKRL WMAD WRRV KHLR WDOX "This is one of those rare cases where feel it's my duty to share this record with my listeners. Nothing short of a majestic anthem." - Tim Schiavelli, PD WBRU /Providence Continued from Page 22 STREET TALK had not yet received permission to raze them. Radio Hall Of Fame Names nductees 1 WJMK /Chicago personality Dick Biondi, crooner Bing Crosby, nterep Chairman /CEO Ralph Guild, Detroit Tigers voice Ernie Harwell, ABC syndicated morning man Tom Joyner, and NPR Car Talk hosts Tom & Ray Magliozzi will be inducted into the Radio Hall Of Fame on October 11. The ceremony will be broadcast nationwide from the Chicago Cultural Center. Charlie Van Dyke will officially take over mornings on KRTH /L.A., starting August 31. t's the second time he's succeeded late legend Robert W. Morgan. Back in 1973, Van Dyke took over for him as KHJ/L.A.'s morning man. Now, 25 years later, he'll do the same following Morgan's retirement and subsequent death. KZZU /Spokane "Breakfast Boys" Dave & Ken celebrated ABC News anchor Peter Jennings' 60th birthday in a unique way. Using his near -perfect impersonation of NBC News anchor Tom Brokaw, Dave Sposito ' was able to acquire Jennings' home phone number... and was able to fool him with the imitation as well! Y108 Wearing A Gray Suit? WDSY /Pittsburgh is facing a lawsuit from two hosts who were both fired earlier this year, according to the Pittsburgh Post - Gazette. Jimmy Roach, 48, and Mark Lyons, 45, say they were the oldest and second -oldest announcers employed by ARS /Pittsburgh when they were let go in February and March, respectively, and that the station violated federal laws against age Rumbles, Pt. 1 WKQX /Chicago Dir. /Mktg. Ray Mena rises to GSM for the Emmis station. Station Promo Mgr. Steve Levy takes over Mena's previous duties. KOSY/Salt Lake City began simulcasting its AC format on former Nostalgia station KSNU -FM, extending the station's coverage into Davis and Weber counties. KGG /Riverside middayer Sonny Loco joins KSQ/SF for similar duties. Satellite Soft AC KEZF /Albuquerque flips to Rock under PD Dave Scott. WBBM /Chicago hires AP Radio Network's Kenneth Herrera for mornings, partnering him with longtime anchor Felicia Middlebrooks. WXFG/West Palm Beach - which was WCLB when it was relaunched a year ago - is relaunched a third time asthunder Country" KWCY /Phoenix PM driver Bo Reynolds joins afternoon host Greg Thunder at KALC/Denver. Former Anaheim Angels radio announcer Bob Starr, 65, died Monday (8/3). discrimination. The station could not be reached for comment. As Chancellor Classic Rocker WAXQ/ New York moves toward a more music - intensive presentation, morning host Darian O'Toole comes off the air. Chancellor reportedly is exploring other opportunities for O'Toole within the company. Night jock Marc Coppola moves to mornings on an interim basis. While those teenagers who were going to lose their virginity on the nternet were just a hoax, KBOS /Fresno morning Continued on Page 26 From the Debut Album The Good Will Out (in stores now) Produced by Youth, Embrace and Dave Creffield Management by Tony Perrin, Jazz Summers and Tim Parry 1998 Geffen Records, nc. www.geffen.com Øb DAVD GEFFEN COMPANY WHAT? NO BALLOON? - Keeping their feet on terra firma during a meeting with V2 label head Richard Branson (c) are (l -r) WL UM/Milwaukee GM Dan Manella, V2 Head of Promotion Matt Pollack, KROO/L.A.'s Gene Sandbloom, and Susquehanna's Brian Philips.

the Smashin5 pumpkins Perfeci the new single and video from the platinum album Adore Produced by Billy Corgan ncredible Mutti-Format Radio Story Modern Rock Monitor 6* Re-R.0 * ** *CLOSED * ** Pop BDS Modern AC - Debut z4* 2.0 Adds This Week ncluding: KLLC KFMB KLLY KALC KZZO Triple A Monitor 17 * -15* ReÍR Adult Alternative m - Rock Closing Out KSS WRCX KTXQ_ WZTA WJRR WLZR WRQÇ WMMS KQRC And many more! Management: Qprime, nc. www.virginrecords.com AOL Keyword: Virgin Records 01998 Virgin Records America, nc. and The Smashing Pumpkins

26 R &R August 7, 1998 McGathy Promotions Congratulate Dave Rossi and the staff at WRAX Birmingham, Alabama and Ted Swanson and the staff at Altoona, Pennsylvania for having two of the highest rated alternative stations in the country!* For more information on how we can help you win on your own terms call McGathy Promotions 1-800 -448-7625 Mark Fischer Mike Childs *Arbitron Spring Book 1998 (12+ M -S 6A -MD) Rumbles, Pt. 2 STREET ' TALK R WJPZ/Syracuse VP /Prog. Dave Obenshine exits. Harry Waring becomes interim PD. WKKG/Columbus PDJohn Paul is named APD/ MD at WYRK/Buffalo. KDUK/Eugene, OR PD Barry McGuire joins KUMX/New Orleans for afternoons. Active Rock WALC /St. Louis picks up new WXTM calls to match its "Extreme" handle. Meanwhile, WJLK/Monmouth- Ocean, NJ Creative Services Dir. Jeff Fife joins for afternoons. Following PD Liz Janik's return to her consultancy, WXXY & WYXX/Chicago Prod. Dir. Harry Legg assumes acting PD duties. WRNO/New Orleans personality Ron Chatman adds interim PD duties. At Caribou's KPO, KQMQ & KUHUHonolulu, GM Bernie Armstrong and KQMQ PD Kimo Akane exit.'qmq MD Kathy Nakagawama is handling interim PD duties. WKRQ/Cincinnati morning hostjohnjay exits. Congrats to WORT (Hot 97) /NY morning show mixer DJ Skribble, who won first place at the 1998 Mountain Dew DJ Mix -Off. CF Radio has completed its acquisition of WRCQ/Fayetteville, NC, and PD/MD Greg Patrick is now in place. WYZB/Ft.Walton Beach, FL PD Nancy Knight picks up MD /night duties at W RBQ/Tampa. Night jock TR Campbell segues to afternoons, and Chuck Britton exits. WGTZ/Dayton MD /middayer Dani Steele exits. Continued from Page 24 host Hal Abrams made good on his promise (er, threat?) to become the first radio personality to cybercast a morning show in the nude. As part of the event, Abrams attempted to regain his virginity, using a hypnotherapist to return him to his teen years. With KJQY/San Diego about to move to KXGL's frequency on Monday (8/10), it's expected that KXGL's entire airstaff will exit. Meanwhile, crosstown KKLQ has been driving its cume to co -owned CHR KHTS using promos... and if that doesn't get them to make the switch, the nonstop "Macarena" will! Best wishes for a speedy recovery go out to record promotion icon Moe Preskell, who is recovering from a successful bypass operation at Mt. Sinai Medical Center in Miami. Also, congrats to Moe and wife Sophie on their 54th anniversary this week. Condolences go out to the friends and family of radio/tv pioneer "Buffalo Bob" Smith. The former Howdy Doody host, 80, died Thursday (7/30). PROMO OF THE WEEK - To promote its intoxicating new Evinrudes single, "Drive Me Home," DAS Communications sent programmers their very own portable breathalyzer test. A D O & R E_C O R D S Tom Baldrica is boosted to BNA Records VP /National Promotion. Mark Gorlick named Head/Promotion of DreamWorks Records. Lee Hansen upped tovp /OM of KKSF /San Francisco. Rob Morris promoted to KDWB /Minneapolis PD. The Real Don Steele dies of lung cancer at age 61. v PolyGram purchases Motown Records for $325 million; Clarence Avant is installed as Chairman, whilejheryl Busby remains as President/CEO. KFRC -AM & FM /San Francisco sets David Bramnick as VP /GM, Brian White as PD, and Sharon Warren as Director /Sales. Ron Atkins tapped as OM of WVAZ/Chicago. AC WPX/NewYork becomes NAC WOCD, with Bob Linden as PD. Harry Nelson named PD atwror/boston. Sam Weaver recruited as PD of WAMO -AM & FM/ Pittsburgh. Lite Rock KLTY /Kansas City becomes CHR KXXR with Brian Burns as PD. KROQ/Los Angeles moves Poorman to mornings and Richard Blade to afternoons. Lee Larsen lands at KOA & KOAQ /Denver as VP /GM. Mike McVay promoted to Station Manager of WBBG & WMJ /Cleveland. Hal Moore renamed PD of KHOW /Denver. Erin Riley appointed MD of WMMR/Philadelphia. Stef Rybak tapped as MD for WKC /New Haven. Dave Parks picked as National PD of Rahall Communications. Dave Martin tapped as WBZ/Boston PD. Phil Hendrie joins WSHE /Miami as MD. WORJ /Orlando MD Bob Church adds duties for sister station W HLY. Moon Mullins moves towdaf/kansas City as Records nterscope founding member and rock promo domo Michael Papale exited the label last week; he'll open his own full- service consulting company this fall. Mercury /Nashville VP /Promotion Larry Hughes exits. The Left Bank Organization forms a new independent label, Beyond. t will be headed up by Left Bank CEO Allen Kovac, and Jeff Sydney will become President/COO. BMG will handle distribution for the label. Geffen Nat'l Dir. /Promo Kevan Rabat has left the label. Red Ant Entertainment and National Dir. /Alternative Promotion Doug LaGambina part ways. Richard Bengloff is named Sr. VP /CFO for Elektra Entertainment Group. He replaces Marty Greenfield, who left to join Warner Bros. The U.S. Bankruptcy Court in New York has approved distributor Alliance Entertainment's reorganization plan, clearing the way for the company to emerge from Chapter 11 sometime this month. Send us your Street Talk! Call Frank Miniaci at 310-788 -1650 or bye -mail at miniaci @ rronline.com.

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www.americanradiohistory.com 28 R &R August 7, 1998 NEWS Letters Continued from Page 10 recruiter)! Mr. Holman does not dispute the fact that he does not randomly re- cruit participants. n fact, this is standard procedure for many local recruiters who rely on professional test -takers. "Right & Wrong Station": The other witnesses can verify they were prompted as was. Otherwise, would not have known that it was a station in myportfolio. Conference Room?The test area was not a room at all. t was directly behind the reception desk separated only by a partition. The table in this small area was approximately 28 inches wide and six feet long - certainly not suitable for 12 people. There are no mirrors in this area. The only glass is the window overlooking the parking lot. Some participants were seated in what they described as a 'Waiting area" with "school desks" along the wall - no table and no mirrors in this room either. Food: ate two sandwiches: tuna and turkey Food was promised during recruitment to get us there at dinnertime - 5:30. Participants at later sessions were also given food: cookies and snacks instead of sandwiches. To sum up, Mr. Holman wants the opportunity to call me a liar. Witnesses will testify that my accounts are accurate. Tom Kelly Kelly Music Research Havertown. PA No Connection Between Programming & Sales don't want to attack Dan Mason because 'm sure the quote in the July 24 edition of Street Ta /kwas taken from an insightful presentation at the Conclave. However, telling programming people to get into sales is like asking a singer to open a record store. Both are honorable professions that have no connection other than the product. The best salespeople and programmers work together for the good of the station, but they come from different worlds. Good salesmen can sell bad radio and great programmers can get ratings for stations that lose money, but professional broadcasters have to know it is the combination of great management, programming, sales, engineering, promotion, and support staff that builds a great radio station. Rather than "diversify your skill set" and get into sales, a programmer should eat, sleep, and breathe every aspect of programming... including its relationship to sales. f you don't have the desire to create the best damn radio station on the dial, then you should get out of radio programming. The worst salespeople have had to deal with are those who really want to be on the air or programming the station. Mason is misleading those who probably shouldn't be in radio. Radio has become a well- researched but boring product. The deregulation that allows mega-ownership has created cookie-cutter formats that are good enough to attract an audience and generate sales. This is great from a strictly business standpoint, but when was the last time you tuned in a station that sounded so good you couldn't turn it off? This is the tragedy of Dan Mason radio. Owners may be happy to make lots of money on the emerging media with nternet sites that program to fragments, digital satellite about to bring us 200+ formats (without personalities), and other new ways to get CD -quality music to the istenerthis does not address the question of what happens to AM and FM radio. To attract listeners, radio will have to offer what is now missing: entertainment, personality, companionship, and all of the qualities that make radio great - qualities that require a great programmer. Ed Graham LW Radio Network Baltimore Those With New deas Aren't `Crackpots' What an interesting and sad commentary it is that our industry is as out of touch with such a large group of listeners as your July 31 issue dearly illustrates. On the front page, Americans for Radio Diversity state they are constantly receiving comments of " can't stand the radio anymore;' and how people would rather listen to their CD players. We've all heard those kinds of remarks and, sadly, sometimes they are warranted. On Page 3, we have the results of a national survey clearly indicating dissatisfied listeners overwhelmingly crave variety. Then on Page 15 in the Management section, 'The Three Ms of Radio Programming," rule No.1 is "Play the hits." Rule No. 4 goes on to slam variety and even claims familiarity breeds content. This comes from a consultant, all of whom treat music as "product" and have no passion for it. Period. As the joke goes, the difference between God and a radio consultant is God doesn't think he's a radio consultant. The debate on consolidation and radio blandness rages on, but come up with a different idea and you're treated like a crackpot. Over the last four years or so, have developed a new rock format - from music to marketing - and 'll be '' damned if can get anyone in the position to be able to implement it to listen to the idea. Those have talked to are so jaded and cynical about the business in general, particularly the relationship between radio and the music business, that they clearly underestimate people's intelligence, and thus continue the status quo. There are clearly voids in service to some demographics making more and more lose interest in music radio - not in music, just music radio. This is a real shame because as we all know, radio at its best is magic. John C. Price, PD KRRO- FM/Sioux Falls, SD The views expressed in a letter to the editor are those of the writer only The writer is solely responsible for the content. R &R reserves the right to edit letters. Gambling Continued from Page 3 the ban was an infringement of free speech and ruled, in part, that commercial speech does not have the same protection as that given in the First Amendment. - "t is a very poorly written opinion and flies in the face of recent Supreme Court rulings on similar matters;' said GNOBA Exec. Director Don Cooper. "And it lets stand the 9th Circuit Court's decision, which mies this law is unconstitutional" Cooper said that some 25 radio and television outlets could benefit from carrying gambling ads, but "what's more important than revenue is that a decision [by the Supreme Court] would give this issue clarity. t's an issue of what is legal and what is not:' Cooper said the issue has become an expensive legal battle, but one with "such broad free speech implications that we think it's important to fight. Gambling is a legal activity in the State of Louisiana and is promoted by the state. To prevent broadcasters from talking about it on the airwaves is an infringement of our freedom of speech." And that argument has caught the attention of the 5th Circuit's Chief Judge Henry A. Politz, who pointed out in his dissenting decree that in a similar case in Rhode sland regarding the advertisement of alcohol - known as the 44 Liquormart case - "a majority of the court felt strongly that truthful commercial speech about lawful services should enjoy greater First Amendment protections than that previously afforded?' n the New Orleans case, Politz concluded that "the government has totallyfailed to meet its burden of proving that a nationwide ban is mandated:' On a national level, news of the decision was also unwelcome. "We are disappointed with the 5th Circuit Court's decision," NAB spokesman Dennis Wharton told R &R this week. "We think broadcasters have a Firs Amendment right to carry advertising for legal products. But it is the court's decision:' The decision by the 9th Circuit Court in San Francisco in 1992 in the case U.S. vs. Valley Broadcasting overturned the ban and cleared the way for broadcasters in nine Western states - including Nevada and California - Guam and the Northern Mariana slands to air casino spots. The New Orleans court rendered the same decision upholding the ban in 1994, but broadcasters asked the Supreme Court to listen to their argument since it conflicted with the San Francisco circuit court's ruling. The Supreme Court declined, remanding the case to the New Orleans panel in December 1996. Cooper - who acknowledged that while it is unusual for the same court to render the same decision after the Supreme Court has asked it to Bloomberg Continued from Page 8 Management Continued from Page 16 gral part of listeners' lives and families. A Quick Review Winning stations have this in common: They're the best at what they do in terms of music, mornings, and marketing. They have a 'third dimension" not found at most stations. Management has mustered the intangibles and taken programming elements beyond an execution level. They've realized that excellence is much more than a mathematical equation; it's spirit, belief, dedication, and the refusal to be ordinary. Talents have a passion for their profession. They consistently provide entertainment, companionship, and information in new and innovative ways. And the station be- reconsider its finding, it has happened before - added, "We are just happy to have this moving again :' He told R &R that the group's lawyers are preparing a request for the case to be heard by the Supreme Court. Cooper and NAB lawyers agree there are increased chances of a review by the highest court due to the conflict by the circuit courts. Further adding to the confusion, a U.S. District Court in New Jersey six months ago ruled that banning such spots was unconstitutional, clearing the way for New Jersey outlets only to carry the spots. The Department of Justice and the FCC have jointly appealed that decision to the 3rd Circuit Court in Philadelphia. Meanwhile, an FCC lawyer told R &R the commission will continue to enforce the ban in areas where there is no conflict in the law. ESPN Metro New.York Union Vote Ends n Tie Continued from Page 3 almost 30 years of media experience to the position, including nine at ESPN." Schoenfeld, who was most recently senior coordinating producer for ESPN's SportsZone, is also a former coordinating producer for the network's studio production department. Schoenfeld's prior credits include Exec. News Producer for WPV -TV/ Philadelphia, and Assignment Editor and Asst. News Director for WKBW- TV/Buffalo. "'ve always enjoyed new challenges," said Schoenfeld. " simply want to start by taking the momentum Drew and Len and the entire team have created and keep it going." Weiner has been with ESPN since 1993. His previous sports radio background includes positions as Exec. Producer at WFAN/NewYork and PD at KMPC/Los Angeles. BREFS' s On -air staffers at Metro Networks' New York operations split 22-22 on July 29 on whether to be represented by the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. While the union needed a majority to win the election, five votes are being contested. AFTRA says that three employees who participated in the vote have management responsibilities, while Metro says two other staffers who showed up for the election were not on the list of eligible voters. The National Labor Relations Board is expected to hold a hearing on the dispute this month. comes a part of the lifestyle of the audience and the community. To summarize, the truly great radio stations maximize the three M's: The music is perfect for the target audience. Familiarity breeds content. Listeners can always count on hearing a favorite hit. The morning show is memorable, with listener contact, anticipation, and local and topical relatables. t challenges the listeners, and the audience provides word -of -mouth in return. The station is marketing -oriented. t's marketed externally to build cume trial, and internally to build reported recall of call letters or station name. The station is highly visible throughout the community, and its marketing is innovative and aggressive. PususHER /CEP. Erica Farber G REGAL MANAGER Sky Daniels SEMOR VP/BESEAac' 8 n.., Dan Cole OPERATONS 1,1..,. Page Beaver EDTORAL Eo oa-n -C.: Ron Rodrigues DRECTOR/CHARTS S Fo '. a Kevin McCabe MANAGNG Wee Richard Lange FORMAT EDTORS: AC: Mike Kinosian krteamh: Jim Kerr CHR. Tony Novia COUNTRY Lon Helton NAC Carol Archer NEws,TU, Al Peterson ROCK. Cyndee Maxwell URRAF Walt Love CHARTS 8 Music MANAGER: Anthony Acampora MUSC EDTOR: Steve Wonsiewicz RADO EDTOR: Frank Miniaci ASSSTANT MANAGNG EDrnR Jeff Axelrod NEWS EDTOR Julie Gidlow DRECTOR Of RESEARCH SERVCE. Hurricane Heeran ASSOCATE EDTORS: Adam Jacobson, Jay Levy, Margo Ravel ASSSTANT FORTS. Renee Bell. Frank Correla. Diane Fredrickson. Rich Michalowski. Tanya O'Ouinn. Robert Pau. Mark Solovicos NFORMATON SERVCES Suas 8 MARKENG PREcToR. Jeff Gelb MANAGER: J Bauhs CUSTOMER SERVCE REPRESENTATVES. Marko Klric, David Riley John Ernenputsch DATA PROCESSNG DP C.1'.,,NcAPONS DRE CrnR. Mike Onufer C:.!R rit Sia.eis Mary Lou Downing, Dan Holcombe, Saeid rvani, Cecil Phillips, Marjon Shabanpour, Kevin Williams is CRCULATON S'.R'.., F:.L. MAN,- Kelley Schieffelin a. Jim Hanson. Jill Heinila ELECTRONC PUBLCATONS Jett Steiman Carl Harmon PRODUCTON.. - Kent Thomas Roger Zumwalt Gary van der Steur DESGNERS. Tim Kummerow, Eulalae C. Narido GRAPHres. Lucie Renée Morris, Derek Cornett. Renu Ahluwalia ADMNSTRATON LEGAL Comisar. Lise Deary OFFCE MANAGER: Jacqueline Lennon ACCOUNTNG MANAGER Tony Munoz ACCOUNTNG: Maria Abuiysa. Nalini Khan, Magda Lizardo RECEPTON. Juanita Newton MAL SERVCES: Rob Sparago, Tim Walters BUREAUS WAwasroa, DC: 202.463.0500. FAX: 202463ß132 BUREAU GT Jeffrey Yorke ASSOCATE EDTORS: Matt Spangler, Patrice Wihrig LEGRU CouNSfi, Jason Shrinsky NASNKUi:615.244.8822. FAX: 615-248.6655 BUREAU Ow: Lon Helton AssocumE FeTte: Calvin Gilbert ADVERTSNG Los Aroass: 310.553.4330, FAX 310-203.8450 SALES MANAGER: Henry Mowry ADVERTSNG COORDNAT '' Nancy Holt SALES REPRESENTATVE, Paul Colbert, Missy Hartley. Lartetta Kimmons. Knsty Reeves SAES AssaraNT Deborah Gardner ADMNSrRAnvE ASSSTA/4 Ted Kozlowski : MARKETPLACE Sails: Dawn Garrett OPPORTUNTES SALES. Karen Mumaw NT. DRiMusrc MARKETNG SERVCES. Jay Levy NTERNET SALES REPRESENTATVE: Howard Lockman WAaeeSTOs :202.463.0500. FAX: 202-463.0432 VCE PRESDENT/ SALES: Barry O'Brien SALES REPRESENTATNF. 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RATNGS auul -48 R&R 29 12+ SPRNG '98 ARBTRON RESULTS Phoenix Riverside - San Bernardino Wí'98 Sp '98 KNX -FM (Country) 5.1 6.4 KZZP-FM (Hot AC) 5.7 5.8 Wi'98 Sp '98 KTAR-AM (News/Talk) 5.7 5.6 KFRG/KXFG (Country)12.3 11.2 KKFR-FM (CHR/Rhy) 5.3 5.4 KGG-FM (CHR/Rhy) 5.6 6.1 KMLE-FM (Country) 6.2 5.4 KF-AM (Talk) 7.7 6.0 KFY-AM (News/Talk) 4.7 5.1 KOLA-FM (Oldies) 3.7 4.6 KOY-AM (Nostalgia) 5.4 4.5 KKBT-FM (Urban) 3.8 3.6 KESZ-FM (AC) 5.2 4.4 KLOS-FM (Rodk) 2.7 3.2 KOOL-FM (Oldies) 5.0 4.4 KS-FM (CHR/Pop) 3.2 3.0 KUPD-FM(Rock) 4.7 4.1 KWRP-FM (B/F1) 2.2 3.0 KYOT-FM (NAC/SJ) 3.6 3.8 KOST-FM (AC) 2.9 2.9 KZON-FM (Alternative) 3.3 3.7 KSCA-FM (Reg. Mex.) 4.6 2.8 KDDJ/KEDJ (Alternat)' 3.2 3.2 KCAL-FM (Rock) 1.9 2.7 KDKB-FM (Rock) 3.3 3.0 KCXX-FM (Alternative) 3.0 2.7 KKLT-FM (AC) 3.4 2.9 KLVE-FM (Spanish AC) 2.8 2.3 KGLO-FM (Cl. Hits) 2.4 2.7 KPWR-FM (CHR/Rhy) 1.7 2.3 KSLX-A/F (Cl. Rock) 2.2 2.7 KTWV-FM (NAC/SJ) 2.2 2.1 KPTY-FM (CHR/Rhy) 2.2 2.1 KNX-AM (News) 2.2 1.9 KHOT-FM (Urban AC) 1.5 1.7 KBG-FM (AC) 1.8 1.8 KWCY-FM (Country) 1.9 1.4 KRTH-FM (Oldies) 1.6 1.8 KGME-AM (Sports).7 1.1 KSSE-FM (Span. Con.) 2.7 1.8 KCBS-FM (Cl. Hits) 2.8 1.7 KDDJ-FM was KHOT FM until KLSX-FM (Talk) 1.6 1.6 January 29 KROO-FM (Alternative) 1.8 1.5 KACE/KRTO (Urban/0).8 1.3 KCMG-FM (Oldies)' 1.1 1.3 KXRS/KXSB (Reg. Mex) 1.3 1.2 XTRA-AM (Sports).5 1.1 KLAC-AM (Nostalgia) 1.0 1.0 KTNO-AM (Spanish N/T).7 1.0 Salt Lake City - Ogden -Provo Wi'98 Sp '98 KZHT-FM (CHR/Pop) 6.8 7.1 KSL-AM (News/Talk) 6.2 6.6 KSF-FM (AC) 8.6 6.4 KODJ-FM (Oldies) 4.5 5.3 KFNZ-AM (Sports) 2.6 5.2 KSOP-A/F (Country) 4.7 5.1 KUBL-FM (Country) 4.2 4.6 KXRK-FM (Alternative) 5.2 4.3 KBER-FM (Rock) 3.6 4.1 KRSP-FM (Cl. Rock) 4.2 3.8 KENZ-FM (Adult Alt) 4.1 3.6 KURR-FM (Cl. Rock) 3.2 3.6 KSN-FM (Hot AC) 4.5 3.5 KKAT-FM (Country) 3.9 3.4 KQMB-FM (Hot AC) 2.6 3.2 KBEE-FM (Hot AC) 3.6 2.9 KDYL/KOVO(Nostalgia) 2.8 2.9 KNRS-AM (News)' 2.5 2.9 KUMT-FM (Rock AC) 2.7 2.1 KOSY-FM (Soft AC)".6 1.9 KALL-AM (News/Talk) 2.6 1.8 KBZN-FM (NAC/SJ) 1.6 1.7 KSVN-AM (Reg. Mex.).4 1.1 Was KSN -AM (Sports) until January 12 Was KBKK -FM until January Was KBB -FM until February Buffalo - Niagara Falls Wi '98 Sp '98 WJYE-FM (AC) 8.0 8.5 WYRK-FM (Country) 8.7 8.3 WBEN-AM (News/Talk) 8.5 7.9 WHTT-FM (Oldies) 7.2 7.7 WGRF-FM (Cl. Rock) 7.5 7.6 WKSE-FM (CHR/Pop) 6.6 WBLK-FM (Urban) 7.8 WGR-AM (News/Talk) 5.6 WECK-AM (Nostalgia) 6.1 WEDG-FM (Alternative) 4.5 WMJO-FM (AC) 4.6 WLCE-FM (Hot AC) 4.6 CKEY-FM (Hot AC) 1.2 WWWS-AM (Urban/O) 1.5 WDCX-FM (Religious) 1.0 CLO-FM (Rock).8 WNUC-FM (Country) 1.3 WUFO-AM (Urban AC).4 Format Abbreviations 7.6 7.5 5.5 4.8 4.6 4.2 4.0 1.5 1.4 1.3 1.2 1.0 1.0 SAME -DAY RATNGS RESULTS www.rronline-corn AC -Adult Contemporary, Adult Alt -Adult Alternative, B /EZ- Beautiful /Easy Listening, CHR/Pop- Contemporary Hit Radio /Pop, CHR/Rhy -Contemporary Hit Radio /Rhythmic, Cl. Hits -Classic Hits, Cl. Rock- Classic Rock, Full Serv-Full Service, Misc -Miscellaneous, MOR - Middle of the Road, NAC /SJ -New AC/ Smooth Jazz, Reg. Mex -Regional Mexican, Spanish AC- Spanish Adult Contemporary, Span. Con: Spanish Contemporary Span N/T- Spanish News/Talk, Spanish/O- Spanish Oldies, Urban AC -Urban Adult Contemporary, UrbantUrban Contemporary, Urban/O -Urban Oldies. Providence- Warwick WHJY-FM (Rock) 6.5 WPRO-FM (CHR/Pop) 7.3 W W L-FM (AC) 9.2 WSNE-FM (Hot AC) 4.9 W W BB-FM (Oldies) 5.9 WPRO-AM (Talk) 4.4 WAKXNVWKX(CHWRhy) 4.4 WCTK-FM (Country) 5.1 WLKW-AM (Nostalgia) 4.9 WBRU-FM (Alternative) 3.3 WWRX-FM (Cl. Rock) 3.1 WHJJ-AM (News/Talk) 4.2 WJMN-FM (CHR/Rhy) 1.8 WCRB-FM (Classical) 2.3 WFHN-FM (CHR/Rhy) 1.7 WHKK-FM (Cl. Hits) 1.9 WBZ-AM (News) 1.6 WXEX-FM (Alternative) 1.3 WPMZ-AM (Span. Con.) - WPLM-FM (NAC/SJ) 1.3 WAAF-FM (Rock) 1.5 WBMX-FM (Hot AC).9 WCB-FM (Cl. Rock) 1.3 Wi'98 Sp '98 7.7 7.3 6.7 5.9 5.8 5.3 5.1 4.8 4.3 3.9 3.3 3.0 2.3 2.2 2.1 1.9 1.7 1.6 1.4 1.3 1.2 1.2 1.0 Norfolk - Virginia Beach - Newport News Wi '98 Sp '98 WOW-FM (Urban) 13.0 13.3 WCMS-A/F (Country) 7.2 6.7 WGH-FM (Country) 6.3 6.1 WAFX-FM (Cl. Rock) 3.2 5.8 WWDE-FM (Hot AC) 6.2 5.7 WNVZ-FM (CHR/Pop) 5.0 WPTE-FM (Hot AC) 6.1 WNOR-A/F (Rock) 6.3 WSW/WSVY (Urban AC) 4.0 WJCD-FM (NAC/SJ) 4.6 WFOG-FM (AC) 4.3 WVKL-FM (Oldies)* 4.4 WNS-AM (Talk) 2.3 WKOC-FM (Adult Alt) 1.9 WXEZ-FM (AC) 2.7 WROX-FM (Alternative) 3.1 WPCE-AM (Religious).9 WTAR-AM (News/Talk) 1.4 Was WVCL -FM until April Orlando 5.1 5.1 4.8 4.7 4.6 4.0 3.5 3.3 3.0 2.4 1.9 1.5 1.5 Wi'98 Sp '98 W W KA-FM (Country) 8.3 8.2 WDBO-AM (News/Talk) 5.7 7.6 WJHM-FM(Urban) 6.7 7.6 WXXL-FM (CHR/Pop) 7.6 7.1 WMGF-FM (AC) 6.1 6.5 WTKS-FM (Talk) 7.5 6.2 WOMX-FM (Hot AC) 5.7 5.9 WJRR-FM (Rock) 4.5 4.5 WOCL-FM (Oldies) 6.0 4.4 WCFB-FM (Urban AC) 4.2 4.3 WLOO-FM (NAC/SJ) 4.0 3.9 WMMO-FM (Rock AC) 4.9 3.3 WSHE-FM (Hot AC) 2.8 3.3 WHTQ-FM (Cl. Rock) 3.1 3.1 WHOO-AM (Nostalgia) 3.1 2.8 WPCV-FM (Country).7 1.4 WTLN-FM (Religious) 1.0 1.4 Milwaukee- Racine WTMJ-AM (News/Talk) WML-FM (Country) WKKV-FM (Urban) WLZR-FM (Rock) WOKY-AM (Nostalgia) WKLH-FM (Cl. Rock) WKT-FM (Hot AC) WMYX-FM (Hot AC) WSN-AM (Talk) WPNT-FM (Hot AC) WZTR-FM (Oldies) WLTO-FM (AC) WAMG-FM (AC)' WFMR-FM (Classical) W LU M-FM (Altern)" WJZ-FM (NAC/SJ) WMCS-AM (Urban AC) WNOV-AM (Urban) Wo '98 Sp '98 9.2 6.9 6.6 6.4 4.6 6.7 4.9 5.1 4.9 3.8 4.1 5.0 2.4 2.3 2.6 2.7 2.1 1.7 9.2 7.7 6.7 6.2 5.9 5.6 5.3 5.3 4.5 4.2 4.2 4.1 3.0 2.8 2.7 2.6 2.4 1.6 Switched to CHR/Pop on June 19 " Switched to a Rock format on June 23 San Antonio Wi '98 Sp '98 KTFM -FM ( CHR/Rhy) 10.6 10.0 KZEP -FM (Cl. Rock) 6.3 7.7 KSMG -FM (Hot AC) 6.2 6.5 KSS -FM (Rod() 5.5 6.2 KONO -A/F (Oldies) 5.2 5.5 KXTN-FM (Tejano) 6.1 KAJA-FM (Country) 5.3 KCYY-FM (Country) 4.4 KQXT-FM (AC) 4.2 KSJL-FM (Urban) 4.4 KROM-FM (Reg. Mex.) 4.4 KTSA-AM (News/Talk) 5.0 WOA-AM (News/Talk) 3.1 KCJZ-FM (NAC/SJ) 2.7 KCOR-AM (Spanish/O) 1.8 KLUP-AM (Nostalgia) 3.1 KKYX-AM (Country) 2.4 KROX-FM (Alternative).7 KRO-FM (Tejano) 1.5 5.2 5.0 4.9 4.7 4.4 4.0 3.8 3.8 2.7 2.7 2.4 2.2 1.1 1.0 Greensboro - Winston Salem - High Point Wi '98 WTQR-FM (Country) 9.7 WJMH-FM (CHR/Rhy) 7.6 WMAG-FM (AC) 6.3 WOMG-FM (Urban/0) 6.5 WMQX-FM (Oldies) 5.9 WKRR-FM (Cl. Rock) 4.9 WHSL-FM (Country) 5.7 WSJS-AM (News/Talk) 5.3 WKZL-FM (Hot AC) 5.4 WKS-FM (Hot AC) 4.3 WXRA-FM (Alternative) 2.4 WKXU-FM (Country)* 2.0 WOMG-AM (Religious) 1.9 WEND-FM (Alternative) 1.7 WDCG-FM (CHR/Pop) 1.4 WFMX-FM (Country) 1.1 WAAA-AM (Urban AC) 1.5 Was WPCM -FM until January Sp '98 11.1 9.2 6.9 6.1 5.7 4.9 4.8 4.7 4.3 4.1 2.7 1.9 1.7 1.6 1.3 1.3 1.1 Columbus, OH Wi'98 Sp '98 WNC-FM (CHR/Pop) 9.6 8.8 WSNY-FM (AC) 7.7 8.4 WCOL-FM (Country) 6.2 7.7 WCKX-FM(Urban) 6.8 7.6 WTVN-AM (Full Serv) 7.7 7.3 WBZX-FM (Rock) 5.3 5.4 WLVO-FM (Rock) 5.9 4.8 WHOK-FM (Country) 4.3 4.0 WBNS-FM (Oldies) 6.2 3.9 WZAZ-FM (Alternative) 3.6 3.9 WM N-AM (Nostalgia) 3.0 3.3 WJZA/WZJZ(NAC/SJ) 3.0 2.7 WCLT-FM (Country) 2.2 2.6 WKFX-FM (Cl. Hits) 2.0 2.2 WWCD-FM (Alternative) 1.4 1.8 WLYR-FM(AC) 1.1 1.6 WBNS-AM (Sports) 1.3 1.5 WVKO-AM (Gospel) 1.7 1.5 W F-AM (News/Talk) 1.1 1.3 WSMZ-FM (Urban).8 1.3 WAZU-FM (Rock) 1.2 1.1 Charlotte- Gastonia Wi '98 Sp '98 WPEG-FM (Urban) 9.9 9.8 WSOC-FM (Country) 7.4. 7.7 WKKT-FM (Country) 6.3 7.3 WLYT-FM (AC) 6.6 7.3 WBAV-FM (Urban AC) 5.6 6.1 WNKS-FM (CHR/Pop) 5.6 6.1 WRFX-FM (C. Rock) 6.8 6.1 WWMG-FM (Oldies) 5.8 5.0 WBT-AM (Talk) 6.3 4.8 WLNK-FM (Hot AC) 4.7 4.2 WSSS-FM (Oldies) 3.1 4.2 WEND-FM (Alternative) 3.5 3.6 WXRC-FM (Alternative) 2.7 2.3 WCCJ-FM (NAC/SJ) 2.4 1.9 WNMX-FM (Nostalgia) 2.5 1.8 WMT-FM (Religious) 1.2 1.4 WFMX-FM (Country).9 1.3 WFNZ-AM (Sports).9 1.3 New Orleans Wi '98 Sp '98 WOUE-FM (Urban) 13.9 13.8 WYLD-FM (Urban AC) 8.7 8.3 WWL-AM (News/Talk) 8.4 7.5 WNOE-FM (Country) 5.5 5.8 WTKL-FM (Oldies) 5.3 5.5 WLMG-FM (AC) 4.6 5.3 K K N D-FM ( Alternative) 4.3 4.6 KUMX-FM (CHR/Pop)' 4.6 4.3 WEZB-FM (CHR/Pop) 4.8 4.3 WRNO-FM (Cl. Rock) 3.7 4.2 W C K W-FM ( Rock) 2.9 4.0 KMEZ-FM (Urban/0) 3.4 3.9 WLTS-FM (AC) 3.6 3.9 WYLD-AM (Religious) 4.1 2.9 W BYU-AM (Nostalgia) 2.5 2.3 WBOK-AM (Religious) 1.8 1.4 WTX-AM (Nostalgia) 1.0 1.4 WSMB-AM (Talk).8 1.2 WODT-AM (News/Talk).7 1.0 Was KHOM -FM until February 1998 Arbitron. May not be quoted or reproduced without prior written permission from Arbitron.

30 R&R August 7. 1998 NEWS /TALK Top 10 List For Talk Talents AL PETERSON Survival n A Brave New World Leading consultants offer tips to keep News/Talk talent thriving t's not exactly news that over the past several years the radio business has changed a lot, especially for talent. Once it was an industry that was made up primarily of mom -and -pop operators and small, privately owned radio companies that were willing to take chances on unproven talent. But consolidation has caused many stations - now owned by big corporations that must answer to shareholders - to seek out only proven, ratings -getting syndicated and local hosts. And new technology has even allowed many operators to reduce the number of on -air personalities they actually need to cover their co -owned stations in multiple markets through so- called "virtual hosting." n what most acknowledge as a shrinking job market for on -air personalities, how can up -andcoming talents and veterans keep their careers on track? n my search for tips and insights from some of News/Talk's leading consultants, all seemed to agree on one thing: The rules may have changed somewhat, but smart talents who recognize that fact and respond to these new challenges can survive and thrive in the years to come. As MediaVision President Bill McMahon says, "After the broadcast license, air personalities are a station's most important and valuable asset. That fact was true yesterday, it's true today, and it will he true tomorrow" Holland Cooke The Audition Begins When You Apply McVay Media News/ Talk consultant Holland Cooke says talents need to understand that their audition has begun from the very first moment they apply for the job. Recently, Cooke took a national survey of News/ Talk managers, the results of which can be found in his book Get The Job: How Talk Ra- dio GMs Hire On -Air.Talent (available through Cooke's web - site, users.aol.com/cookeh). "A common complaint from managers," says Cooke, "is that the majority of applicants for on-air openings send them a generic package that looks as though it was just another part of a mass mailing. Not taking the time to personalize your presentation to a station is a big mistake that many applicants make:' Managers also noted applications with spelling mistakes, smudges, type -overs, and gaps in employment information. Overall, managers indicated that many applicants look alike to them because most make the same mistakes. Cooke continues, "t's always been five. You never get a second chance to make a first impression. The most common misconception among Talk radio job applicants is, 'My work will speak for itself.' " Cooke suggests that talents need to better understand the dilemma that managers face when hiring Talk talent. "Every Talk show is a potential minefield," he says. "Unchecked facts can provoke lawsuits and license challenges. Multimillion - dollar franchises are on the line, and the person you are applying to is the one responsible. So look meticulous. Double -check everything you.send. Proof it twice and make sure your materials look like they've come from a very thorough person:' ntense Competition Cooke notes that recent transacfons, often at eye -popping prices, have saddled owners with big mortgages. "Every station expense is questioned," he says. "And since something's got to give, many local on -air positions have been elim- m After the broadcast license, air talent and personalities are the most important and valuable assets of any radio station. - Bill McMahon Do's and don'ts when sending tapes potential employers Sabo Media Executive VP Harry Valentine put together this Top 10 list of things their company looks for when listening to talent audition tapes. And while these suggestions were developed specifically for those talents seeking a position with one of Sabo Media's clients, they also serve as a pretty good list of Talk format reminders for both developing and veteran Talk talents. to.. Harry valentine 1. Real and unedited show tape. Potential employers want to hear how you sound on one typical show, not your "greatest hits." 2. Line -of -sight topic. Talk about stuff that's top -of -mind with. your listeners. Talk about them, and they'll talk about you. 3. Get right to the point. Listeners don't have time to wait around to get to what you are talking about. 4. Give your opinion! t's your show, so the most important thing is what you think. Listeners react to how you feel. 5. Explain everything. f you want new listeners. assume that everyone tuning in is doing so for the very first time. 6. Do frequent reminders. Structure your show so that listeners can figure out what is going on no matter when they tune in. 7. Take lots of phone calls. t's easier, and you will get better ratings, when you maintain a constant flow of fresh ideas into the show. 8. Don't bog the show down with formatics. Say the call letters and the phone number a lot. Don't waste time on other stuff. 9. Avoid topics that have been overdone to the point where people don't really care about them anymore. These topics include politics, gun control, abortion, and the death penalty. 10. No interviews! Don't break the bond with your listeners. Let the potential employer hear how you sound on the air talking with real people. inated." t's a fact that high -quality syndicated programming and inexpensive, PC -based automation allow stations to operate with fewer on -air talents than it took just a few years ago. "But what most moneymaking News/Talk and Sports/Talk stations have in common," says Cooke "is engaging station personalities who bond with the community and who can move the adver- tiser's product off the shelf. Like any industry, radio cost -cutters can only slash so much before they hit bone. No business has ever down - sized its way to greatness" Competition for the remaining jobs is more intense than ever. "While the quantity of local Talk jobs may have shrunk, the quality bar has, in fact, been raised," Cooke says. "Because every hire KLSX Los Angeles WLS Chicago KFY Phoenix KRO Seattle WBC ndianapolis WCNN Atlanta Ratings & Revenue! Awesome. Weekends or Weekdays The Computer Minute. 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NEWS /TALK,r, R&R 31 has to be a slam -dunk, managers are hiring more carefully than ever. Like anyone buying anything, an employer does so based on how he or she feels about information they have gathered. Think about the big -ticket items you've purchased in your life, and you'll likely find that you favor the choice you know the most about. We tend to choose what we feel best about:' New World, Same Old Rules Shane Media Services Talk consultant Keith Rovell offers his opinion about how the world of job hunting has changed. "t's the same as it's always been," says Rovell. "f you have talent and ability and you are willing to work hard, you will survive. Everyone else will be fodder for consolida tion and replacement by syndicated programming." So what are some of the qualities that Rovell feels set the winners apart from the also-rans? "Remember that you are an entertainer. t's not your job as a Talk host to save the world." He also suggests that the business is overrun with hosts who have no originality. "Develop your own signature style. There are enough copies in the business already;' says Rovell. He also strongly urges hosts to have a life outside of radio. "Your job as a Talk host is to talk to real people about real things that they care about," Rovell suggests. "You can't do that if you don't exist outside of radio. Join a club, church, or social group. Have a hobby. Make friends outside of the station and the broadcasting business. Otherwise, all you will relate to is other radio folks, and there aren't enough of them in your market to make you No.!" Personality Still Rules Consultant Valerie Geller, author of the book Creating Powerful Radio, outlines what traits she looks for most in a Talk host. "What has worked for talents in the past will work for talent in the future," offers Geller. "Personality, personality, personality! To be a successful Talk host, you need to be someone who is smart and interesting. And you need to possess the ability to both listen and process information through your own individual and unique creative talent?' Geller also values a host's ability to react immediately to something. n other words, a good Talk host needs prep, but not a script. " look for someone who informs and entertains," says Geller. "Good hosts am always those who are great storytellers. But most of all, to succeed you need to be an alive human - that is to say a talent who is interested in and who participates in life" FM Talk Offers New Opportunities Consultant Walter Sabo suggests that there has never been a better time in radio history for air talents who want to work in Talk radio. "n 1983, there were 53 full - time Talk radio stations," he notes. "n 1990, there were about 350. Today, there are over 1200 Talk radio Keith Rotren Valerie Geller stations across America, and that number will grow as smart owners realize that it is much better to be the first FM Talk station rather than the third or fourth Country or AC station in a market?' Sabo cites what he calls two universal facts about every host who succeeds in Talk radio. "They give their opinion without fear, and they prepare for their show obsessively to the exclusion of everything else in their life." Sabo believes that this combination of show prep and opinion is critical to becoming a Talk radio star. "The host who gives his or her opinion without wimping out is golden. They only acknowledge the existence of their opinion, and it never changes! When you combine obsessive show prep and strong opinions with an appreciation of popular taste, then you will always work:' Tougher Times For Unknowns Sinton, Barnes & Associates President Jon Sinton believes that, although it has always been difficult for new and unknown talents to get on the air, it's tougher than ever today. "Time was, it was difficult to find some traction as an air talent in Talk radio," he says. "These days, it's nigh unto impossible. Through the years, we've managed to put some unknown talent on the radio both nationally and locally. t was never easy, but up until 1996, an unknown was at least able to get a listen :' Sinton also says he sees a couple of dangerous trends developing at the local radio level. "More and more, local radio is national radio on a micro -scale," he says. "And less competition means less pressure on management to find the next big thing.' Sinton feels that, in theory, ev erybody wants to find the next Dr. Laura or Rush Limbaugh, but that risk -aversion on the part of PDs is at an all -time high. n his opinion, programmers are less willing today to take a chance on a new talent. They only want proven winners. `By some estimates," says Sinton, "there are 35% fewer PDs than there were three years ago. And those ranks have narrowed based more on Walter Sabo Jon Sinton who acquired who than on who has the superior job skills. With this thinning of the ranks, there is a commensurate thinning of necessary skills and experienced ears. So how can you get hired if the responsible party can't hear your talent?" Develop your own signature style. There are enough copies in the business already. - Keith Rovell What About Sports/ Falk? One of the fastest -growing areas of non -music radio is Sports/Falk. s breaking into that format any easier than it is in News/Falk? Consultant Rick Scott observes, "The same hurdles exist in Sports radio too. Talent that can actually deliver results for a station is at a premium, so Sports/Talk GMs and PDs are often looking into other industries for prospects:' Echoing the sentiments of those in News/Talk, Scott advises talents, "Just be yourself. False personality wears thin quickly, like a fad. Develop your on -air personality around your everyday personality?' Making The Switch Let's say you aren't someone who is trying to break into radio for the first time. Perhaps you are one of the many music Dis who just can't stand playing "another 57 songs in a row," and you've decided that you want to leave music radio - and all those boring liner cards - behind and move into Talk where your true personality can shine. Are you really ready to make that move? Sabo probably sums things up best with an interesting scenario. "magine that you're doing overnights at a music -formatted station," he says. "There are no spots on the log, no news, and the phone system is down. Suddenly, the CD players die one by one until it becomes impossible to play a song. You are looking at four hours of nothing but you talking live, with no assistance. Congratulations! Now you can begin to feel what it is like to host a Talk show!" THEY'RE SAYNG GREAT THNGS!!! DR. JOY BROWNE BLL BRATTON OF WFR, ROANOKE, SAYS "MORE THAN JUST A TALK SHOW, SHE'S BECOME A WAY OF LFE FOR WFR'S LSTENERS, A ROANOKE HABT THAT MAKES HER A NUMBERS MAGNET!" BOB GRANT CHRS BALEY OF WAEB, ALLENTOWN, TOLD US "HE'S OPNONATED BUT LOVEABLE! SNCE BOB GRANT REPLACED GORDON LDDY OUR AFTERNOON NUMBERS HAVE THE DOLANS GONE UP!" LEE MALCOLM OF WRL, PEORA, BELEVES "OUR HGH END ADVERTSERS APPRECATE THE DOLANS' ENTERTÁÌNNG, CREDBLE ENVRONMENT. THEY REALLY PLAY N PEORA!" TALK BACK TO R &R! f you have questions or comments that you'd like to add, call Al Peterson at (619) 486-7559, fax (619) 486-7232, or e-mail alpeterson@ao/.com. 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326 RWR August 7, 1998 SOUND DECSONS STEVE WONSEWCZ The Beastie Boys, Capitol Get `Nasty 9 C Capitol's Mann, Costello on how they sold a million records in two weeks Nearly one million copies sold in 14 days. One of the biggest first weeks at retail in the '90s. Needless to say, the runaway early success of the Beastie Boys' new album, Hello Nasty, is turninga]ot of heads in the radio and record industries, with many execs wondering how the group and Capitol did it. To shed a little light on the record company's marketing and promotion plan for the group and album, talked with Capitol Sr. VP /GM Beastie Boys Task Force Given that background, plus the anticipation for the album, Capitol HELLO, MULTPLATNUM -The Beastie Boys' Mike D. recently joined Capitol Records execs to celebrate the stunning debut sales week for the group's album Hello Nasty, which, according to the record company, sold over 680,000 copies the first week at retail. Pictured ( -r) are Sr. VP /Promotion & Marketing Phil Costello, Sr. VP /Sales Joe McFadden, Sr. VP /GM Lou Mann, Gold Mountain's John Silva, Mike D., Sr. Director /Marketing Stacy Conde, President Roy Lott, VP /Marketing Steve Rosenblatt, and VP /nternational Paddy Spinks. Lou Mann and Sr. VP/Promotion & Marketing Phil Costello. The two execs talked at length about the label's six -month campaign leading up to the release of the album. Not Just For Kids Before dive into the details of the label's plan, it's important to remember that the numbers are a direct reflection of the music the Beastie Boys recorded. Over the past decade, the trio has locked into the public's consciousness in a way few bands have been able to. The Beasties' rambunctious blend of hip -hop, rap, electro-f ink, alternative, and punk is simply about as good as it gets in contemporary alternative- leaning music. Another big plus: The band continues to stay in the limelight despite the gap between albums. One big benefit during the release of the album was the Tibetan Freedom Concert. While that project is a separate issue, it nonetheless heightened interest in the album. Lastly, the group appeals to a wide demographic. Gen -Xers and younger baby boomers remain loyal fans, and the band has deftly been able to reinvent itself to keep appealing to the teens. Because of that, MTV and radio continue to come along for the ride, giving the group the kind of exposure few artists have enjoyed. began galvanizing the troops at the beginning of the year. Spearheading the project was former Capitol President/CEO Gary Gersh, who directed weekly two-to-three -hour meetings devoted only to Beastie Boys business. Mann recalls, "We basically had a Beastie Boys task force that met just to talk about the record and how we wanted to enter the market. People like [Gold Mountain exec and Beasties' manager] John Silva and people from [the Beasties' record company] Grand Royal were there at the get -go. The meetings were like big think - tank sessions where we would talk about different ideas, and then someone would go off and explore an idea and report back as to how it would work. " can't say enough about Gary's involvement, but also about the level of participation from the band. The guys were absolutely great. We couldn't be happier with the level of co-operation. These guys get it." Mann says Gersh got the ball rolling early on by playing task - force members snippets of songs the band was recording. "Some of it was very rough. He would come out of the studio and play it for us, and from that a lot of ideas were born" What eventually came out of those meetings were the following key elements of the marketing and promotion plan: a teaser campaign early in the year to heighten awareness that the album was forthcoming; a 30- minute infomercial originated and created by the Beasties that was televised on late -night public -access channels beginning two weeks before the release date; a videography of the band sent to MTV and local outlets; a publicity blitz timed to appear prior to the release date; use of the band's web - site to sell the album for home delivery on the day of release; and select broadcast, print, and billboard ad buys. "t was a textbook case of how to set a record up," says Mann. "'ve never seen a setup this good for an album, and it's all because we devoted enough time to do it right" Commenting on some of the specifics, he continues, "We took a very top -down approach and foöked at all of the activities that were going on with -the record. With the infomercial, we bought mostly in the top 25 markets, but there were some other markets we were in as well. We used it as a tool to fill in some holes and get into markets we couldn't ordinarily get into because of radio or whatever." As for the videography, he notes, "We needed to give MTV something more than just a video. We basically gave them a program they can use right up to the present day." Keep Focus Off Numbers Mann readily admits the label didn't anticipate the demand the first week at retail. First -week projections were anything from 350,000 to 800,000. "We knew we had something hot, but we didn't know what the consumer acceptance would be. We weren't focusing on any particular figure, because we knew it would be a No. 1 record. When you focus on a number, you run the risk of getting an organization all fired up, and if you fall short of that, then everybody becomes disappointed. We took a lot of care not to get obsessed with a number. t was all about market coverage?' Capitol also let the momentum take over during the first couple of weeks and elected not to make any significant changes to the plan. "There was nothing more we could have done. We didn't want to, because we all felt the plan was solid. f you start to deviate, something is going to get screwed up. t was okay for some retailers to be out of stock, because we knew that if people couldn't get it there, they would buy it at another store" MCLACHLAN'S SURFACNG RSES TO TRPLE PLATNUM - Arista Records President Clive Davis recently hosted a party to celebrate the triple platinum success of Sarah McLachlan's album Surfacing. Joining the festivities in addition to McLachlan's management firm, Nettwerk Productions, were actress Gwyneth Paltrow and artists Liz Fair, Tracy Bonham, and members of Luscious Jackson. Pictured (l -r) are Nettwerk Productions' Dan Fraser, McLachlan, Davis, and Nettwerk Productions' Terry McBride. Mann declines to cite the campaign's budget, stating simply, "We've already gotten our return back. We and all of the financial people couldn't be happier - and rarely get to say that?' Based on the body of research collected by Capitol on the Beasties over the years (no new research was commissioned prior to the launch), the label made sure to target a broad demographic. Costello comments, "We have all kinds of research about who the Beastie Boys' consumers are and how die -hard they are. And think a lot of people would be shocked. Their demo is 14-40 -yearolds. males as well as females. We didn't want to leave any stone unturned, because the audience we were dealing with includes upper -end males and females who go to Borders to buy records, as well as the kids who buy at the rap accounts, where the record came in at No. 1. - Phll Costello "We didn't want to leave any stone unturned, because the audience we were dealing with includes upper -end males and females who go to Borders to buy records, as well as the kids who buy at the rap accounts, where the record came in at No. 1. t was a pretty broad campaign: One minute we were working on a street campaign with fliers and stickers at bus stops and subways, and the next we were trying to figure out how to get a oneoff tear sheet that goes in the Borders mailing." And despite MTV's programming changes over the years, Capitol was also able to tap into the music channel. "With MTV's research, it wouldn't have mattered which way they were swinging. The Beast - ies stand way above other acts. We knew going in they would be really supportive of the project. We just had to find something creative that 15 other bands haven't done." As for the infomercial, Costello says the label bought inexpensive, late -night time on public -access TV, usually Thursday- Saturday from midnight to 3am. "We timed it so that when the kids were coming back from the clubs or shows or were channel surfing, they eventually would come across it - or if they heard about it, they could go looking for it." Working Radio On the radio side, Capitol targeted mostly Alternative, but also worked Rock radio and select CHR/ Rhythmic stations with the first single, "ntergalactic." Costello continues, "The Beastie Boys have recently seen the bulk of their support at Alternative. Prior to ll Communication, they'd had tracks pop on mix shows and things like that. So we sent out 12" vinyl and mix -show tapes the same day the CD Pro went to Rock radio and Alternative." As for crossing the song to Pop, Costello waited until the first week sales became public. "We knew it was going to be a big week and that 'ntergalactic' might be perceived as a little strange to be played at Pop radio at the time. But we really didn't care what the initial reception was going to be. We didn't go out and solicit Pop airplay, because we knew what we were going to get back." Not surprisingly, Capitol learned a thing or two during the process. Costello, who says he can't remember ever starting a campaign six months in advance of a release date, observes, "One thing did learn is that you can't set up a record early enough; you can't get too far in front of people." Mann also says the infomercial is an idea worth exploring for other artists. Going forward, Capitol naturally is in maintenance mode, buying ad time around the band's upcoming tour and continuing to work the publicity side. Additional efforts are planned during the Christmas holidays. Some of those plans are still being worked out. As for others, Capitol declines to tip its hand. For now, as Costello notes, "t's time to get out of the way and not [expletive] anything up."

SOUND DECSONS August 7. 1998 R &R 33 MUSC NEWS & VEWS Korn Hits The Streets Multiformat Airplay Growing For Work's Eagle -Eye Cherry All in the family. That's just one of the stories behind the career of Work's latest singer /songwriter, Eagle -Eye Cherry. Yet perhaps the biggest story so far is the growing multiformat success of the Swedish artist's debut single, "Save Tonight," which two weeks ago debuted at CHR/Pop at No. 47 at the same time that it continued its upward climb at Alternative (No. 25) and Adult Alternative (No. 11). The song also is receiving considerable support at Hot AC. Nearly every key Alternative and Adult Alternative outlet is reporting "Save Tonight." On the Pop side, major- market fans include CHRs WXKS/Boston. KDWB/Minneapolis, KBKS /Seattle, WSTR/Atlanta, and KSLZ /St. Louis. Hot ACs on the song include KYSR/LosAngeles. WBMX/Boston. WWMX/ Baltimore. WDRV /Pittshurgh, WSSR/Tampa. KHMX/Houston, KALC /Denver, KZZP /Phoenix, KFMB -FM /San Diego, and KBBT/Portland. First, some quick history. The story goes that Eagle -Eye's father, renowned jazz musician Don Cherry, gave him his name after the newborn looked at him with one eye. Some further family matters: Eagle -Eye's half- sister is Neneh Cherry. Cherry was raised in Stockholm, but moved with his family to New York when he was 14 and attended and graduated from the prestigious New York School Of Performing Arts. Upon graduation, he pursued an acting career and landed 'small parts in TV ads, pilots, and sitcoms, as well as some theater. Eventually, the music bug bit him, and he moved back to Sweden to pursue it full -time. While Cherry's star has only begun to rise in the U.S., he's already platinum -plus in Europe. "Save To- Eagle -Eye Cherry night" also broke airplay records in the UK by jumping from No. 10 to No. 1 in one week. Work, which has North Ameri- can rights to the artist, was forced to crank up the promo heat on Cherry and "Save Tonight" around early June, when Alternative KROQ/Los Angeles and, next, KYSR jumped on the track. Sr. VP/Promotion Burt Baumgartner comments, "Ordinarily, we wouldn't have come out with a pop hit first, because we believe he's an alternative artist. But because the record was breaking so fast in Europe and some great stations started playing it here, we had to go with it. Normally, we would have taken to time build up the song and the artist, but we also know we have great follow -up singles, so people will be playing this artist for a long time." Following that reasoning, Work initially targeted Alternative and Adult Alternative in June and allowed the song and artist to build a base at those two formats. One Alternative programmer who's high on the song is KZON/Phoenix PD Paul Peterson. " loved it the first time heard it, but we just didn't have room at the time. t has a great melody and hook and is an instant reaction record with adults. t's a great summertime record that we believe in and are moving to power." On the Pop side, KYSR APD/ MD Chris Ebbott first heard "Save Tonight" during the tail -end of the basketball season and was ready at that time to commit to the song. After waiting a while, he eventually played the song during a music meeting, and it got the same reaction from staffers. "We ended up putting in on the air one Friday, and everyone at the station really liked it. t also immediately got phones, so it's stayed on the playlist ever since." As to why the song is reacting so well, Ebbott says, "t's a great female -appealing record that has great lyrics and hooks. t also has tempo, which is what we need at this time of year when we have so many down -tempo songs." Ebbott also expects other Cherry songs to receive airplay on KYSR. "There definitely are a couple of other songs we could play." Cherry is about to wrap up the summer concert season in Europe, opening the door for a tour in the U.S. His album, Desireless, is already at retail. FLAT DUO JETS HOPE TO GET 'LUCKY' - Outpost Recordings' latest signing, the Chapel Hill -based Flat Duo Jets, is currently wrapping up its debut album for the label. The Scott Litt- and Chris Stamey- produced disc. tentatively titled Lucky Eye, is set for release this fall. Shown (l -r) are engineer Victor Janacua, Slick- Winston Management's Ben Wingrove, Litt, Stamey, and Flat Duo Jets drummer Crow and vocalist /guitarist Dexter Rom weber. i Korn is at it again. This time around the band has organized "Korn Kampaign '98" and will be jetting into most major markets to visit retailers and meet fans. Each appearance is expected to turn into quite an event, with special guest appearances by local celebrities, star athletes, and artists. The band kicks off the campaign on August 17 in Los Angeles and will be visiting major markets including San Francisco, Seattle, Minneapolis, Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta, Dallas. and Boston. Beck Mutates On Oct. 20 Alterna -pop artist Beck's long- rumored new album is slated for release on October 20. Titled Mutations and produced by Nigel Godrich - who helmed Radiohead's Grammy- winning disc, OK Computer -the album was recorded with Beck's touring band. The music, according to various published reports, is said to be a blend of folk rock and Space Age alterna -pop. dol, XTC At Work On New LPs n other studio news, Billy dol and Glen Ballard have begun working on dol's first album for Ballard's Java Records. The as- yet -untitled disc is slated for release in early '99... XTC has started working on its new TVT album. Expect a fall '99 release... Pioneering rapper Slick Rick is in the middle of recording his new album. which is slated for a fall release. Joining him are Snoop Doggy Dogg, Jermaine Dupri, and Nos... Seattle - based alternative group Sebadoh are close to completing work on their new album, The Sebadoh. On the live concert front, Celine Dion will bring out some surprise guests during her 30 -date tour, which kicks off on August 21 in Boston... Hootie &The Blowfish will immediately hit the road upon the release of their forthcoming album, Musical Chairs, on September 15. The band, which will perform in venues such as the House Of Blues and the Roxy in Atlanta, will donate a portion of the proceeds to the Save The Music Foundation... Rob Zombie returns to the road after an abbreviated jaunt on Korn's "Family Values" tour. Joining Zorn - bie are Fear Factory and Monster Magnet. beginning on October 6... Garbage hits the road on September 17 with Girls Against Boys supporting. Dates are expected to be announced soon... Legendary jazz group Herbie Hancock &The Headhunters embark on a 17- city tour on August 8 in ndianapolis to support their reunion album, Return Of The Headhunters... The B.B. King Blues Festival kicked off in Vancouver. n addition to featuring the legendary guitarist, the 43 -city tour includes performances by Dr. John. the Neville Brothers. Storyville. Jonny Lang. Jimmie Vaughan. Koko Taylor, SusanTedeschi, and Colin James. This 'n' that: On September 22, Motown will release an 18 -song collection of previously unreleased recordings from such artists as the Supremes. the Jackson Five, the sley Brothers, and the Temptations titled Ultimate Rarities Collection... Ex- Pixies member Frank Black has signed a digital- distribution deal with nternet record company Goodnolse to release his new album and single. Goodnoise is charging 99 cents for the singles and $8.99 for the album... Bette Midler will release her new album, Bathhouse Betty, on September 15. The first single - penned by David Foster. Carole Bayer Sager. and Carole King - is "My One True Friend" Celluloid snippets: David Bowie plans to make a movie based on his landmark album The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust & The Spiders From Mars. Bowie will also complete previously unfinished songs from the Ziggy era for inclusion in the movie and soundtrack. The movie will be released sometime next year... Members of Kiss are about to make their feature film debut. New Line Cinema has cast the group in its film about four teenagers in the '70s who try to get tickets to a Kiss concert... Rapper Master P has landed a role in the computer- hacker movie Takedown.

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T W V (THE WAVE)LOS ANGELES PD CHRS BRODE, recounting the birth of that station and, in essence, the entire NAC /Smooth Jazz format 11 years ago, compares its creation to building the first space shuttle: Research and development was done. Clocks and categories were created. "t all made sense," Brodie recalls, "but would it fly?" Flight is an apt metaphor in tracing the rise of NAC /Smooth Jazz over the past decade. Since The Wave's debut gave the format enough velocity to get it off the ground, maybe the beverage carts haven't always been properly stowed, but over the course of these 11 years we've seen NAC /Smooth Jazz progress from being an "experimental" format to a "niche" format to a full- fledged, money -making ratings winner - today's sophisticated hit radio format for grown -ups. Cruising altitude has been achieved. This special, "NAC /Smooth Jazz Takes Flight," honors the tenacity and resulting achievement of the visionaries who've guided NAC /SJ on its flight path. n it, some of NAC /Smooth Jazz's most successful GMs share their strategies for leading a radio staff across today's slippery consolidated terrain. Two of the format's winningest programmers, KTWV's Brodie and KKSF /SF VP/Prog. Paul Goldstein, provide a detailed flight plan for taking NAC /Smooth Jazz stations to new heights. Assorted music - loving programmers enter "the fitting room" to discuss what makes a song right for NAC /SJ. Superstar Luther Vandross gives us gives us a charming glimpse into his life, work, and dreams. We join the party as heritage NAC /SJ outlet WQCD/New York celebrates its 10th Music, The Brain, And Ecstasy How GMs Can Lead Through Significant Change The Winningest PDs' Secrets For Taking A Station Stratospheric At Home With Luther Vandross t Don't Mean A Thing f t Ain't Got That... Fit What s A Hit? Happy 10th Birthday! WQCD Celebrates ts First Decade Executive Notes Page 1 Page 43 Page 47 Page 48 Page 51 Page 55 Page 56 Throughout anniversary. n "Executive Notes," leading record industry executives discuss their current challenges. And Robert Jordain, author of the book Music, The Brain, And Ecstasy, demystifies the science behind music's power to capture our imaginations. Nearly everyone working in NAC /SJ today started their careers in other formats, and we know it's very different here. Scratch the surface of an NAC person, and layers of passion, integrity, and respect for artistry are laid bare. am deeply grateful to all who contributed to this special, including Broadcast Architecture's CEO Frank Cody and NAC /SJ Asst. Editor Renée Bell. extend my gratitude to my colleagues on the staff of R &R for their confidence in me and support of NAC /Smooth Jazz, especially Publisher /CEO Erica Farber, Kevin McCabe, Sky Daniels, kon Rodrigues, Lanetta Kimmons, Richard Lange, Jeff Axelrod, and our incredible design and production team. Touting NAC /Smooth Jazz's triumph, Frank Cody frequently exclaims, "s this a great format, or what?" To that say. "Amen, Brother!" We may have achieved cruising altitude, but there's not a soul on board who thinks the ascent is over. t's time to take this format into the stratosphere!

36. R&R August 7, 1998 NAC/SMOOTH JAZZ TAKES FL1Gtil 41(11C, de U7!%* Ui ecdeaf Continued from Page CA: Why is it that music is universal in its ability to touch people so deeply? RJ: Music is patterns of sound that are unfolding across time, and our brains are designed to perceive patterns - and also to make patterns - in the sense that we create patterns of motion across time whenever we move anywhere. Consequently, this ability is not all that remarkable in itself - no more remarkable than being able to see the scenery around us, for example. That we're able to corn - prehend very large -scale sounds is a point of some debate, because it wouldn't seem that, in the natural world, for which our auditory systems evolved, we have the same kind of acoustic challenges as we have visual challenges all the time - like looking through a forest and trying to see a leop- We are so smart acoustically simply because sound is a very important mechanism in survival. We have very complicated acoustic scenes. f you're walking through the forest and the wind is blowing, our brains do an enormously complex acoustical analysis and will hear hundreds of sounds at once. And yet, if a twig breaks, we'll hear it. f you happen to be a gazelle or a Neanderthal, hearing that twig break will save your life. ard that's waiting there. Probably we are so smart acoustically simply because sound is formations are represented, so what's in the music is amplified that way. n the book, draw the parallel of how, with a violin, there's actually very little sound coming off the string, but it resonates in the wooden body of the in- strument and gives this marvelous tone and makes it so much more powerful. CA: 'm curious about the role familiarity plays in our enjoyment of music. RJ: There are several issues: Familiarity; what makes music of high quality; and the listener's ability to hear that quality. There's a traditional view of perception that, when some stimulus comes your way - whether it's sound, sight, taste, or smell - you receive it passively, that it mas- sages your brain somehow. But the dominant theme in perceptual psychology in our time is that perception is nothing like that, that the brain is not passive at all; it's hard at work building a very important mechanism in survival. a little model. And it has to We have very complicated acoustical build these models, bescenes. f you're walking through that for - cause otherwise we'd est and the wind is blowing, our brains do spend all our lives as if an enormously complex acoustical anal- we'd just been born. ysis and will hear hundreds of sounds at We all have in our minds a library of musical devices, different kinds of relationships that we are once. And yet if a twig breaks, we'll hear it. f you happen to be a gazelle or a Neanderthal, hearing that twig break will save your life. t's for mundane reasons that we are able to listen to a Beethoven symphony and make so much sense of it. FC: t was fascinating to learn that each eye has a million fibers to the brain, but, in contrast, there are about 30,000 fibers from each ear. Yet music (and sound) has this tremendous advantage: t seems to be the most immediate of all the arts, and it's the one that can take over our spirit and actually seem to possess us. RJ: Right, and yet it's also interesting that we can be in the presence of music that will drive us nuts, or that, if we're distracted by something, we won't be taken over by it. We can hear it, and yet it just doesn't possess us. There's huge variability in how a given piece of music will move us at any time. That whole paradox immensely complicates understanding music, because we not only hear music and make sense of it, but we then represent it in our nervous system partly to remember it from moment to moment - because there's a big problem for the brain in keeping track of what's just happened so that it can draw relationships between sounds that are separated by some seconds. We mostly represent it kinesthetically - that is to say, in our motor systems - and at least a third (maybe even a half ) of our brain is concerned with movement. All the relationships that are in music and that give us pleasure and bring emotion, we can represent in our bodies. don't know anyone who is an aficionado of classical music who doesn't talk about an elaborate pattern of muscular strain and stresses, feeling it in their bodies through their musculatures. All sorts of complex harmonic trans- able to perceive that have to do with rhythm, harmo- ny, melody, and other as- Robert Jourdain pects of music. Someone who hears a Beethoven symphony and understands it first of all needs to have a library of all the different devices in that symphony, which takes a while to acquire. t's even more complex than that, because you actually have to grow up in the culture of Beethoven - Western culture - and be familiar with the scales and have it built into your nervous system. n addition, it helps to have knowledge of an individual piece so that you can anticipate what's coming over long periods. Because when you build these models as you're listening to music, they form the basis of short-term mem- ory. Consequently, they're waiting in your mind as more notes come 10 seconds or a minute later, and you then have those as a repository of what's preceded, and you can build even larger relationships. Without the benefit of that, our auditory systems echo for about two seconds, and you couldn't have a musical structure any larger than about two seconds. t's for that reason that it takes a lot of listening before you really start to enjoy a complex piece. FC: Why is it that there is such tremendous power in melody? RJ: Any harmony textbook will give a number of rules for building a successful melody. Sure enough, the universality of these rules is amazing. f you're writing music and something doesn't work, you often find that, indeed, you're breaking one of these rules. Nonetheless, it doesn't explain why some melodies drive us to distraction and others are just a nice tune. We build all of our explanations upon a few centu- ries of accumulated knowledge descending from the time of Newton. We have a framework about how to think about things in mathematics or in chemistry, with the periodic table of elements. We don't have anything like that for the theory of mind yet; we're practicing alchemy. suspect what happens is that really good melodies have some kind of intrinsic symmetry that we can intuitively hear without any trouble but are not in the position yet to explain. CA: Just how does music captivate our imaginations and emotions? RJ: n neurophysiological terms, we're still awfully far from pointing to a particular tiny patch of neurological real estate and saying, "t happens right there." We know that it has a lot to do with the right frontal lobe in most people and with certain very ancient structures in the cen- ter of the brain. The predominant theory of emotions to- day explains that, as we listen to music and spew forth this long chain of anticipation, we create an expectation that a clever composer will then deviate from, and that deviation is what emotion is about. That sounds kind of arcane, but if you think about riding a roller coaster, it becomes intuitive right away: You start flying down a slope, and even though you know you're going to make a turn or start zipping upward, you feel this sudden tug right in the center of your being. The listener anticipates a certain outcome - whether it's rhythmic, melodic, or harmonic - and the com- poser takes them elsewhere. f you look at the points in a piece of music that are particularly poignant for you, you'll see this happen every time. There is a strong theory of emotion that is based on the notion that you always experience either negative or positive emotions, because there is really no such thing as neutral emotion. Negative emotions are always a shortfall from expectation and positive ones are always a surplus of experience in exceeding the ex- pected. The truth is that what we call emotion is a special case that we have at the core of our being, a general pulse that pushes us through the world. What we call emotion are the special cases where we fail to achieve equilibrium. We are emotional beings in all moments in our life, but we only notice emotion when our experience devi- ates greatly from expectation. FC: You mention the right brain's superiority for identifying melody and that the left ear channels primarily, to the right brain, displaying a clear superiority. n an at- Continued on Page 38 i.e. music President Mark Wexler "The greatest challenge as an executive today is the ability to effectively balance art and commerce. Making sure that the creative process is held up to the highest standard while still being able to show profit is something that wrestle with on a daily basis. One thing's for sure: n this business, without the highest quality of art, there is no commerce. never lose sight of that!"

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38 R &R August 7. 1998 111133111=11111112111MMEMO Music, The Brain, And Ecstasy You'll walk into a room and fie -blind to it, but you live there and have Continued from Page 36 tempt to find what songs are the most popular, some people play music over the telephone for a listener and ask them to rate it. Couldn't you affect the outcome depending upon whether a person is listening with their left or right ear? RJ: Melody is actually a secondary aspect of music. We'd like to think that melody is most fundamental, but, in fact, we have a brain that's highly specialized for harmonic perception on the right side. This been through it thousands of times. f there is some change, you'll notice it right away, because with vision - as in music and everything else - we're has to do with tens of millions of years of being able to analyze the sounds of nature - like the calls of other animals - and understanding all the sounds and language. On the other side of the brain, we have a very mild specialization for chopping up time - that's to say, for rhythm - that is not nearly as strong, localized, highly evolved, or as capable. Melody is the most basic functioning of the two together, because melodies are basically just chords spread out across time with rhythmic accentuations placed upon their notes and with notes intervening in order to shape contour. So would think that if you did play melody to the right ear so that it went first to the left brain and then crossed the bridge in the middle of the brain to get back to the center of the right side, which specializes in melody, there might be more emphasis on the rhythmic qualities of the melody rather than the harmonic ones. But speculation's easy. FC: think of composers like Cole Porter, Jobim, Duke Ellington, and Lennon and McCartney. n your book, you mention the importance of notes ascending, that jumps should be few, and that a good melody should have only one instance of its highest note and one of its lowest, but that sometimes those rules can be broken. You give the example of "The Girl From!panema," in which Jobim breaks the rules and somehow gains by it. RJ: t's been found in studies of musical preference that, relative to a person's musical sophistication, what people like best is music that is mildly challenging. What always spewing out these expectations. they like least is music that's very challenging or that is too simple. t's a lot like playing tennis. You want your partner to be someone slightly better than you. You can't stand the humiliation of not being able to give anything back at all when they're too good, and you're bored to death when a person's too easy to beat. CA: Smooth Jazz radio is often described by its critics as a "mood service," but doesn't all music create its own mood? Surely heavy metal is a mood service, too, only some other mood. RJ: agree with you entirely. think the question is whether music manages to get beyond mood. When give talks in bookstores, like to point at the shelves, and say, "Look at the fiction in here. There's Western, romance, adventure, fantasy, and mystery." t's very easy to write something like books in one of those genres, because the fundamental tension that keeps the whole plot moving is provided by a standard mechanism, certain rules that you have to obey. But if you walk over to the literature shelf, you have no idea what's going to pop out at you from those pages. The question is not mood, because you can read Dostoevski and find a nice murder mystery in the middle of it. The pertinent point is to try and get to some notion of what art is all about, because mood is fairly easy, where- as art is famously hard to do. Art is about building struc- tures of very high -order relationships. We live in messy world, and our brains go through that world day after day, making the best sense of it that they can. Art is an artificial world in which every stimulus that comes your way is carefully chosen and carefully ordered. There is nothing wasted there, ideally, no noise at all. Consequently, our brains are able to perceive much higher levels of complexity to build structures that are more like a cathedral than like a house. Mood is everywhere, and emotional response can be everywhere. But the more layers of complexity there are, the more experience there is to have. CA: Are you saying that art makes us smarter and better and advances our evolution? RJ: That's a big debate. At UC rvine, Mozart was played to one group of students for a half hour while another group listened to heavy metal. Afterwards, they were given certain kinds of math tests and, sure enough, the Mozart listeners did better, because their brains are doing much more complicated things modeling it. With people who have been brain damaged and suffer from amnesia, or in cases where people who are highly talented musically get whacked on the head or have a stroke, they will suddenly become much less musical, yet will continue to have a lot of lower -level musical skills. f you listen to their own reports, you find that they are no longer able to see the kinds of musical relationships that extend way over time. f you look at what else is wrong with them, you find that they can no longer organize their lives in some of the most fundamental ways, like finding their way home. They just can't organize themselves to do a lot of activities that we would associate with being highly evolved. So, there's some indication that music does have impact upon parts of our brain that we think of as having to do with human advancement. That's sort of an old -fashioned idea these days, but, nonetheless, it's necessarily pertinent. CA: You say music makes us larger than we really are and the world more orderly than it really is: that, as our brains are thrown into overload, we feel our very exist- ences expand. RJ: That's because of the brain's ability in the presence of art - and it's not just music - to perceive things - to understand things - much larger than we normally do just because the world doesn't present things in an orderly enough fashion that our brains are up to it. t can briefly give us the intelligence that we might have if our brains were the size of a beach ball. FC: saw an article in the New York Times a few years ago about the tuning of instruments, how, over the course Continued on Page 40 Shanachie Entertainment Natl. 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40 RBR August 7, 1998 Music, The Brain, And Ecstasy t's been found in studies of musical preference Continued from Page 38 of time, they've been tuned higher and higher, to middle - A, from 440 up to 450, 460. n fact, there was a controversy that some of the instruments couldn't stand the stress of being so tightly tuned. What's going on? s everything just speeding up? RJ: That's usually described as being a contest between the strings and the woodwinds.you stand out if you're tuned a little hit higher, you're more noticeable, but just marginally so. What stopped it was air travel, because when musicians started moving all around the world, they couldn't just tune for their local audience and for their own orchestra; the world had to get on the same footing. t was sometime in the 1930s when it was finally regularized. FC: There is something recall from my early days in radio. A program director who worked for tuned up the pitch of the turntables back when we used records rather than CDs. He was competing with a radio station that also did the same thing, and they tuned up their pitch even a little bit higher, until finally the music sounded like Minnie Mouse. The psychological efect that everyone claimed was that the station sounded more exciting, so when you'd listen to the other station, it would seem to drag. But we have this ability to be able to hear a particular note, and it can be above or below the prescribed frequency for that note, and yet somehow we manage to compensate. RJ: Pleasure comes in exceeding expectations, even marginally. t's been shown that even people without musical training have a remarkable ability to remember pitch levels, even people without absolute pitch. t's not an active skill, but a passive skill, in the sense that it only relates to their listening, but not to their production of music. But if you ask some people to sing quietly to themselves a certain piece, you'll find the length that they reported for doing this is almost identical to the piece. We do keep a map, and this, too, shouldn't be all that remarkable to us. We walk through the world and we know where everything is. You'll walk into a room and be blind that, relative to a person's musical sophistication, what people like best is music that is mildly challenging. What they like least is music that's very challenging or that is too simple. to it, hilt you live there and have been through it thousands of times. f there is some change, you'll notice it right away, because with vision, as in music and everything else, we're always spewing out these expectations. t makes the nervous system efficient. CA: f we were consciously aware at all times, at full attention on every detail, wouldn't our heads blow up? RJ: Exactly, and we couldn't anyway, because it would require a huge brain. As it is, you use up almost a quarter of your calories just for a three -pound brain. That's probably why we're the only intelligent critters around, because it's an accident that something so inefficient would evolve at all. CA: f Frank and came to your house in Mendocino, what would we hear you listening to? RJ: listen exclusively to classical music - contemporary, experimental art music - from any part of the planet. Other kinds find just very boring. My view is, why settle for less? Life is short. 'd rather eat the 20- pound cheese than Velveeta, and find a lot of pop music is Velveeta compared to the richness find elsewhere. like certain foreign, non -Western music as well - ndian music and ndonesian gamelan music. 've listened to a fair amount of jazz - 'm certainly no expert on it, so don't want to pontifi- cate - but it's long struck me that its emphasis on variation - something which, in fact, makes jazz so much fun to watch and gives it such an interesting sociology - has been a real impediment to its progressing. Look at Duke Ellington, who scored music. who looked in many regards just like a well - _.rained composer, since he could sit on the side of the stage while his orchestra was playing and write music that was coming to him, entirely different music than was being played. That's the kind of musical imagery that you find in a really good composer. 've always felt that the direction that Ellington was taking jazz in was exactly where it should go - toward al, toward building these larger structures. But it required a score to do that and required a different kind of organization on the part of the composer. FC: Smooth jazz is often criticized because it is more structured than traditional jazz, but it's become very successful in reaching so many people because it has enough structure that people can understand it. At the same time, it saves room within its structure for improvisation, which gives it that serendipitous quality that keeps it fresh and vital. RJ: mprovisation has been a form of discovery in all kinds of music always. But the problem is that, since its definition is haphazard, it's prone to errors. mprovisation is at odds with notion of art as being an artificial environment in which no resource is wasted. Great things happen with improvisation. t's wonderful as a kind of sporting event, and it's so much fun to watch. Another problem is that there is a tradition in jazz where every musician in an ensemble has his turn at improvisation and rights are passed around. That can really limit what can happen in a piece of music. t's not nearly so much fun to watch a symphony orchestra, which is sort of this big, fascist machine where everyone has to be extremely precise and do exactly as they are told. t's sort horrific to watch, but the result is incomparable, and in that way it's maybe a parallel of all civilization. There are a whole bunch of things about the way we mn the world that we don't like, but, on balance, we are able to do things that are really quite something. Continued on Page 60 Warner Bros. Sr. Dir. Natl. NAC Promotion Deborah Lewow "We must find better and more effective ways to connect to the consumer and complete the record company -to- radio -to- consumer triangle. Upper -demo adults have so many other places to spend their entertainment dollars, and we have to compete actively and intelligently for our share. My other challenge is to stay true to our department's mission statement: To do our very best at all times to further the careers of our artists. That may sound simplistic, but when you apply it to each artist, each release, each concept, and each market, it can become much more complex and challenging." NAC Radio s All About "Passion" The new single from onzo New & Active NAC /Smooth Jazz Already in power rotation at WJJZ lackweh from the LP Body Of Soul "This track picks up where "Hermina" left off...t's sweet, soulful and passionate." - Michael Tozzi APD /MD WJJZ N STORES NOW! for more info call All That Jazz: 310-395 -6995 or Steve Lake at Street Life /All American 310-392 -8881

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1 www.americanradiohistory.com August 7,"1 p R &R 43.G ffea, in can leal tiro u,a t ave OPEN COMMUNCATON, TAKNG RESPONSBLTY, AND HUMOR ARE KEY TO WEATHERNG THE STORM a, Though radio's landscape has been inalterably transformed, the industry is surviving - and flourishing - amid the dizzying changes wrought by passage of the Telecommunications Act of 1996. But anyone will tell you the transition hasn't been an easy one. At many stations, a consolidated environment has meant doing more with less, plus the imperative to increase top -line billing in order to keep pace with debt service has never been greater. Harry Truman said, The buck stops here," and in a radio station, keeping that motto in mind may be the ultimate measure of its general manager. The GM's leadership role has always been an evolving one, but at this mo- Our company is pretty ment in radio history, it has taken on its greatest significance to date. A conservative in our survey of some of this format's most skilled GMs reveals how they guide marketing and their stations through the eddying waters of change. operations, but we're Rise To Expectations aggressive in our sales KTWV (The Wave) /Los Angeles VP /GM Tim Pohlman believes that if program and you hire the best people, put them in a conducive setting, clearly contemporary in our. convey your expectations for their performance, and keep programming. humor in the picture, you'll win every time. - Gary Kneisley "Keep your sense of humor, because if you lose that, you're in big trouble. Look for the fun so you can avoid taking this all too seriously. Business is serious. but you have to know when to back off. and, ideally, you have to lead people through times they may find so intense that they lose perspective by making them step back to see the light. People associate change with stress, but expectations can't be lowered. n fact, expectations are raised now. The GM can promote balance by not overemphasizing staying loose or the need to keep the intensity and focus. Whether you do that as a group or individually, it's crucial. "You also need to increase communications at all levels. There must be a lot of pats on the back. Expect a lot out of people. Hire the best people you can. Give them a good environment. But don't forget to step back, breathe, and enjoy life Tim Pohlman in general. might set the tone, but you have to have quality people, and that's a primary responsibility. Communicating goals and the plan to carry them through is a big part of it too. But don't panic! At The Wave, we're not going through anything that everyone else isn't going through as expectations increase. But when you have quality people, they already put demands on themselves to do well, and they flourish." Stick To Your Knitting While WNWV /Cleveland (along with sister stations WEOL -AM; WKFM /Huron, OH: and WYXZ /Crestline- Mansfield, OH) has remained, more or less, under the same ownership since being licensed in the late 1940s, the rest of the Cleveland market is heavily consolidated. But Elyria- Lorain Broadcasting's Pres. /GM Gary Kneisley says his management style, which was inspired by John Naisbitt's Megatrends, is constant in any ownership landscape. His philosophy? "Stick to your _knitting." "Despite consolidation, it's still radio. We think we know what works and what doesn't, and when we learn more about what works, we try to implement that. Our company is pretty conservative in our marketing and operations, but we're aggressive in our sales program and contemporary in our programming. We stick to our knitting and do the best we can as a radio station. " manage generally, not specifically, and try very much to get good people on the staff, give them their marching orders, then Gary Kneisley get out of their way. With guys like Bernie Kimble in programming and Dave Harrison in sales, we have a dynamite team that takes our station to new levels every year. We know that consolidation of stations is going to have an impact, and no one at this stage can predict what it will be. But ratings are all: They generate dollars, payroll, and well-being." Kneisley describes the tone of Elyria -Lorain's culture: "Don't make any promises you can't keep. Be ethical. Deliver what you say you will. Treat your people well. 've got a highly motivated staff that really wants to do the right things to make the station succeed, and the corporate culture fosters that wish." Design A Blueprint KKSF /San Francisco VP /GM Doug Sterne says his role is akin to that of a master builder. "Change is uncomfortable to most people when information is missing and when the reasons for change are not conveyed clearly. So believe the general manager is most helpful to the staff by clearly commu- Doug Sterne nicating a destination for the radio station - a vision with specific goals, expectations, and a time line attached to the blueprint. "t is also important to include the staff in the architecture of that blueprint - not just through a suggestion box, but through a constant, vigorous, and genuine solicitation of ideas. Keeping a door open is key. f you encourage ideas and demonstrate a willingness to take risks, people really do come forward and begin to take ownership of the vision and enterprise. That's when people do their best work. "One final note: Honor your predecessors (in my case, it was easy). Demonstrate an under- People are really what these companies are buying. They're buying the value of the radio station based on people doing a good job. - Terry Hardin standing for the culture and/or heritage on which you are building." Listen, Ask Tough Questions WJJZ/Philadelphia VP /GM Sil Scaglione champions staying in close touch with his staff. He notes, "First and foremost, you've always got to be communicating. That doesn't necessarily always mean talking as a general manager, but you must spend GRP Sr. VP/Promotion Suzanne Berg Continued on Page 44 "My greatest challenge is finding innovative ways of maxi- mizing exposure for our artists. With the window of opportunity shrinking by formats becoming more and more niched, it's essential to reach beyond the expected."

44 R &R August 7 199 0 How GMs Can Lead Through Significant Change Continued from Page 43 The transition'phase from one way of conducting business to a new way time listening to your people and their concerns. nevitably, when there's any kind of significant change at a company - whether it's bought, sold, or restructured - folks get scared for their jobs. But the reality of it is, you always need a station manager, you've got to have a program director, you need on -air talent, and people have to sell commercials and answer the telephone, so you try to put people at ease." But can a general manager always be reassuring, especially when he may not know himself what will happen? "They can. t's up to you to do that. You've got to;' he says. "As big as companies have gotten, people still work for a radio station, and, in our case, they work either for the department head or they work for me. They know 'm the general manager because set the tone. And 99% of the time, the people who get affected by this turmoil are the business managers. The business departments get turned upside down, and that gets the general managers. That's about the extent of the turmoil for me and my colleagues." Scaglione says it's the quality of the GM's leadership that counts. "The GM must be open and honest and be able to look the staff squarely in the eye and reassure them that they, in addition to working for part of a company, work for the radio station and that they all have a job to do. At the same time, try to offer comic relief in times like this to keep people loose and get them to not take everything quite so seriously. t's critical that just be there to listen and to hear what people have to say. can reassure them that, as long as we keep doing what we're good at, everything will be fine." He asserts that the effective GM must act as a liaison to corporate operations too. "'m fortunate that Bill Figenshu is the gentleman report to, and he is great. He goes out of his way to listen and to talk to my department heads. He's empathetic, very open, and honest in communicating what's going on with the company. And, as a general manager, you must be willing to speak up and ask questions - sometimes the tough questions - to find out what's going on. Hopefully, you've got somebody can- be an awkward period that produces anxiety. The GM must guard against the 'that's not the way we used to do it' attitude. - Ozzie Sattler on the other end of the phone.who's Sil Scaglione going to give you a straight answer. Yes, the GM definitely has to manage up, but whether up or down, the GM should not close his door and hide behind the telephone receiver. Just get out and hang with your people." The Three A's WVMV/Detroit VP /GM Jeff "Ozzie" Sattler observes, "The key to leading through times of change is a strong commitment to communication. believe that, especially in times of change, the three A's - acknowledge, act, accept - are crucial. "Acknowledge that there is change in the market- place and, ultimately, that means your piece of the marketplace - your station - will have to be part of the change in order to grow and survive. You must acknowledge to your team that you understand change is difficult, but that it is a fact of life. Everything changes. "Acknowledge that the traditional methods might not be valid in the new environment. `Act to communicate to your staff how the changes will affect the world in which they operate, because people are most interested in how changes affect them. The GM should provide information and ideas on how to deal with the change. Share with your staff how the change can benefit them by providing growth, knowledge, and opportunities, for example. "Act quickly to avoid missing the opportunities that change always presents. "Accept that change is hard. The transition phase from one way of conducting business to a new way can be an awkward period that produces anxiety. The GM must guard against the 'that's not the way we used to do it' attitude. "Accept that not everyone is willing to be part of a changing business environment." Because change is upsetting, Sattler concludes, "The GM must, to borrow a famous quote, keep his/ her head when all about are losing theirs." Nothing To Fear But Fear tself Ozzie Sadler KYOT /KZON &KOY- AM GM Terry Hardin says, "We have gone through four ownership transitions in the last three years. We were originally owned by Sun - dance Broadcasting, then Colfax and Chancellor Broadcasting. Then Chancellor Media bought our stations. Having gone through those multiple transitions, we did not lose one employee as the result of a sale. A lot of that has to do with keeping everybody focused on the business at hand and knowing that we're in a people business and that the people are really what these companies are buying. They're buying the value of the radio station based on people doing a good job." Like his peers, Hardin emphasizes communication. "The GM must keep people informed as to exactly what's going on. What you know is critical, because when they get nervous, it's basically their fear of the unknówn. f you give them an understanding - an intellec- tual basis - for making a decisiorf, then they are going to have a lot better prcmi,e to operate from. What told everybody here was, 'We are being sold, and none of us can control that. look at it as a compliment that we are being bought as a corn - modity. They feel that there is great value in what all of us do. You have two r hnices: Stay here and continue to wort hard and do a good job, or run away, goi -i0ork somewhere else, prove yourself all over. and, in a year or two, get back up to the speed you're at now.' Everyone said. 'Okay, that makes sense. 'll stay.' i.. "You have to remind people that we are living in a world economy where mergers are commonplace. There are mergers every day between airlines, grocery stores, banks, and telecommunication companies. The GM has to inform people of that reality and say, 'There's not a negative effect from this merger.' n the case of the one between Chancellor Broadcasting and Evergreen, it was positive. always say, 'You're working with a large company, and. it's wonderful because you have such amazing re- Terry Hardin sources - particularly in Smooth Jazz, where we have WNUA, WJJZ, KKSF, KYOT, and WJJJ as part of the same family.' That's amazing to me. "My management style is to create an environment where people wake up realizing they have to go to work, but without any sense of dread. nstead, they feel, ' get to go to work. get to go do something productive. get to have a positive impact on the business.' As their GM, that feels good. We have to remember that the 50 or 60 people here are working hard and doing a good job. With consolidation, we have raised the bar and expect a lot of people. By being involved, the GM can let them know that he's aware of their efforts and productivity, no We're not going through anything that everyone else isn't going through as expectations increase. But when you have quality people, they already put demands on themselves to do well, and they flourish. - Tim Pohlman matter where they are in the radio station. Everybody wants recognition, and in terms of creating a positive working environment, it's something they respond to very well. "Our industry is at a point where change is going to be the constant. You're going to see a lot more change in how we run our companies People have to shake hands with that and accept it in order to grow in this business today" Atlantic Records Dir. Jazz/Progressive Music Promotion Erica Linderholm "My greatest challenge is doing the most can for increasing exposure of new releases and developing artists while being fiscally responsible. t's necessary to work smart, coordinate with retail, and, ultimately, set up promotions that will have an impact on the marketplace."

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August 7, 1b98 RaR 47 Leann ln e,ft Y_ Of_ ar lab/1 jecper.i a dtatlóyz dtratod iez(éc KTVÍS CHRS BRODE AND KKSFíS PAUL GOLDSTEN DESCRBE THER VSONS FOR SUCCESS [ 1 f ever two program directors have earned bragging rights for the power and consistency of their accomplish- ments, they are KTWV(The Wave)/Los Angeles PD Chris Brodie and KKSF /San Francisco VP/Prog. Paul Goldstein. They were colleagues at this format's launch at The Wave 11 years ago and remain friends to this day, so it was no surprise that their discussion was warm as well as insightful. Winner of R &R's first ndustry Achievement Award for NAC/Smooth Jazz PD of the Year, Brodie has programmed The Wave for more than nine years. She's secured no less than a four share 25-54 - top five or better! - in each Arbitron since fall '95, ensuring The Wave's place near the pinnacle of the Los Angeles adult radio heap, a feat that has also allowed it to become the top- billing NAC/ Approach everything you Smooth Jazz radio station in the country - earning more than $30 million in do with the goal of making it as emotional as possible within the context of the format's vibe. Play the absolute best songs, so that whoever listens gets a great emotional lift, and make sure the air talent presents the music in as compelling a way as possible. - Paul Goldstein 1997! "When you talk about English-speaking listeners," Brodie begins, "The Wave is usually between first and third. But it's as big, or more of, a burden than what Paul accomplished at 'NUA [WNUA/ Chicago] and will do in San Francisco, too, because consistency is very close to complacency and one must be very careful about that" Her first requisite for success? "Know thy target and have a vision about how big it can be." Goldstein's successes building KOA (The Oasis) /Dallas are well -documented, but he redefined NAC /Smooth Jazz radio's mass -appeal potential when he attained an unprece- dented level of mainstream ac- ceptance for WNUA, garnering the biggest ratings in major - market format history in spring '98 - third 12+ with a 4.8 share, a 5.5 share for fourth 25-54, first 35-54 with 6.7, and a phenomenal 7.2 share for first 35-64! Now that he's made the transition to KKSF, ex- pect to see him weave his ratings magic by the Bay, too. " can't overstate the importance of emotion," Goldstein says. "Approach everything you do on -air with the goal of packing it with as much emotion as you can within the context of the format's vibe. Play the abso- lute best songs, so that whoever listens gets a great emotional lift, and make sure the air talent presents the music in as compelling a way as possible. "John Parikhal talks about 'the programming fog,' which is a state a PD can get into when distracted by a million other, nonprogramming things that take away his or her focus. That fog can also come through on the air, so there's not a sense of clarity about.what your station is really about. That's a dangerous thing. The goal should always be to keep it as emotional as pos- sible, but very clean as well. The combination of the two is powerful. f those great songs, great promos, and great breaks are not diluted by all that other crap, then the station will be illuminated" Brodie adds, " always take myself back to what radio is, the most intimate medium. With a pure-audio medium, you're in the position of evaluating whether what you're doing is valu- able and important to the listener. We have to have control of everything, including commer- cials (to the best of our ability), but you must always ask yourself whether each element will create a genuine connection across the micro- phone. Whatever the format, every minute gives you the opportunity to make that intimate connection as only radio can. t's not an easy task, but if you keep your focus in that direction and don't settle for mediocrity, you can find the things that make listeners respond to you:' Both PDs know the value of air talent and recognize the need to nurture them. " give mine an incredible amount of emotional support when they do a good job," Brodie observes. " make them feel appreciated. There's no better way to coach than to praise. 'm blessed with talent that has a solid vision of the station today. Their jobs are hard, so communication is key:' "The more positive feedback you can give them, the better," Goldstein concurs. " not only call on the phone, 'll go in the booth to tell them Chris Brodie why something they did was so great. Giving detail is impor- tant, because it lets them know you are paying attention and being honest, whether you're giving compliments or constructive criticism." Goldstein and Brodie also enjoy the luxury of talented music directors whose abilities can be heavily relied upon. "'m blessed with a phenomenal MD in Blake Lawrence," Goldstein says. "He has experience from a wide variety of formats, and we share the goal of hit songs that will work here. That pact is essential. Blake has two important skills: He knows the hits, and he's open to digging deep and exploring many genres to find them" "A PD's job is a blend of art and science, but it's especially important that an MD be that way, too," Brodie maintains. "[Wave APD/ MD] Ralph Stewart and have worked togeth- er for eight years, so it's like a marriage in some ways. We're both flexible to the possibility that one of us may be wrong. There's a yin and yang aspect to our relationship because we occupy slightly different eras of the demo, plus there is the difference in our genders. But there's an innate sense for picking the hits. Sometimes one of us will admit, 'This one can't be my call, because my ear isn't there.' look at music logs be- cause have great anticipation for what we do, but we're all better served by my ear to the station than my eye to the log. A music director like Ralph is a major part of keeping me from 'the fog.- Brodie and Goldstein share a palpable respect for the role production elements play in their stations' presentation, although they execute their visions quite differently. "Production adds emotion and projects the personality of the product ;" Paul Goldstein Brodie offers. Goldstein adds, " love the production that you and [Prod. Dir.] Michael Sheehy do. The custom music adds the per- fect sound and fits the vibe of The Wave so well. n Chicago, the sound of the production evolved from being more background to much more foreground over a year and a half. We had a key word in mind, 'elegant.' n the same way that much of the music is elegant, so is the production. nstead of using generic production music that's been tapped by a million stations, we'll use music from movie soundtracks or classical themes, such as 'Carmina Burana' or Beethoven's 'Ode To Joy,' both great enhancements to the smooth jazz sound. When 'N13A listeners heard Vivaldi, they knew that was the cue we were announcing the next winner of a trip to Paris." Brodie and Goldstein also stress the role of market - Continued on Page 60 Blue Note GM/VP Tom Everett "My greatest challenge as a record executive is getting our artists' music exposed to the general populace. The public is being denied enjoyment of great creative musicians by barriers and preconceived notions of what music they (the public) would enjoy. nnovative artistic ideas require time and multiple exposures for listeners to learn and enjoy."

ame t&tt/i &taer %na«odd ONE OF THE FORMATS MOST VALUED VOCES ENJOYS HS SUCCESS W ith 13 platinum records to his credit - that's one for each release since he began a solo career in 1981- LutherVandross is one of the most successful artists of our time. Singer, writer, producer, and arranger, Vandross' role in the NAC/Smooth Jazz format can't be overestimated. don't believe in living beyond my emotional means. 'm never again going to fall in love with someone who can't return my love. 'm going to heed the signs of that, because it ruins your life KSSJ /Sacramento PD Steve Williams says his research shows Vandross is by far the most valued vocalist for this format, and is second only to Kenny G in overall importance to the NAC /SJ audience. On the eve of the release of his debut project, / Know, for Virgin. spoke with Vandross at his home in the countryside of New York state. R &R: Did you sing as a little boy? LV: From my earliest memories, was always musical. wasn't athletic at all, and when my older brother was out playing basketball, was watching the Supremes, the Shirelles, or Dionne Warwick on The Ed Sullivan Show. No one really encouraged me, except the example of the artists loved. My motivation seemed to come from somewhere inside myself. R &R: You've achieved the stature most artists only dream of. What's your definition of success? LV: 've had my struggles - such as the failure to lose weight that find so frustrating - but 1 don't harbor any dark, menacing thoughts that keep me from sleeping. 'm pretty happy. A lot was happening [before signing to Virgin] that didn't meet with my approval, but the new record company is so supportive. They never came to the studio except to say, for so long. luther vandros "We're excited," or, We hope everything's going well." They were so respectful that really want to do well. finally feel that have cohorts, and that's something 've missed. You can see it in [Arista President] Clive Davis' eyes when he listens to Whitney sing. He thinks the world revolves around her voice, her incredible talent. Everybody needs that kind of support. didn't feel had that at all before, and now do. Success for me means having this album be my most successful yet. R &R: What music are you listening to these days? LV: Mostly, listen to anthologies of favorite artists from when was a kid. You'd find Aretha Franklin, but most likely you'd find Rodney Dangerfield, Eddie Murphy, or Joan Rivers' What Becomes A Semi -Legend The Most. They're so great! just laugh to myself as 'm chopping the onions or whatever 'm doing and have myself a personal little party. R &R: When you're not writing, recording, or touring, how do you spend your non- working life? LV: have a new house now with a pool and fabulous pool deck. like to have friends come over for a barbecue. Last weekend, had my nephews here - they re in the 7 -to-10 -year-old range - and the house is still trying to recover! R &R: f you could record with any artist from any time, who would you choose? LV: say this and mean it, but at the same time 'm glad 'm here now: would have loved to have been one of the Temptations - the way music was allowed to happen then, and the actual goings -on of music where the rule was, if it sounded great, it was great. That was all that counted, not that it had x -number of beats per minute, not that it conformed to the sound of artists who were already successful or to a format. R &R: To be a Tempt, you'd sure have to be a good dancer. Are you? LV: would have been the sexiest Temptation. They would have kicked me out for taking it too far on the super -sexy side of things [laughs] = at least before kicked over the microphone. R &R: Can you imagine what you'll be doing five or 10 years from now? LV: Given my personality, can't imagine being in any kind of trouble. agree with Huey Lewis, who said, "t's hip to be square." live by that. don't believe in living beyond my emotional means. 'm never again going to fall in love with someone who can't return my love. 'm going to heed the signs of that, because it ruins your life for so long. You wake up realizing how much time has gone by. n five years, 'd like to be doing just what 'm doing now, because 'm loving it! Executive N Verve Records VP/Promotion Bud Harner "My greatest challenge as a record executive today is concentrating on creating new stars in a burgeoning genre of music like NAC/Smooth Jazz while simultaneously living through an age of company mergers and takeovers and the politics involved therein. At Smooth Jazz, we can still take brand -new artists to the top of the airplay charts. but we have to find the way to make those artists stars with star -like sales of their product."

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J X É; a/4 4iú t&d&.. ' ' August 7, 1998 R &R 1 aa/ THE FORMATS KEENEST MUSC MNDS GO NTO 1 THE FTTNG ROOM TO DSCUSS HOW THEY MAKE SURE EVERY SONG S THE RGHT ONE no one has developed the perfect test for format fit, but every music maven has their own formulas to ensure that a song works in their station's context. Still, questions remain: When a song tests well, is the audience always telling you they want to hear it on your station? How does one decide? Rick LaBoy Ralph Stewart Blake Lawrence Mike Fischer Mark Edwards WQCD (CD101.9)/NY MD Rick LaBoy: "We (PD John Mullen, Emmis VP/Prog. Steve Smith, and ) interpret auditorium music test scores very carefully and understand that they are, at best, representations of the kinds of songs that our audience is mostly interested in. A high -testing song doesn't always mean that a listener wants to hear it on our station. Some listeners come to us primarily to escape the clutter of other stations: they don't necessarily always want to hear the same things they can hear elsewhere. Others come to us out of passion for the format, and sometimes they are the most difficult to please. "The three of us monitor our on -air product constantly and meet regularly to discuss music. There are many concerns. We want to make sure we sound fresh, but also familiar. Listeners who complain about repetition also want to hear their favorite tunes. Mostly, complaints will be about songs that don't appeal to a particular listener, yet the same listener will, most likely, tolerate (if not welcome) daily repetition of his favorite tune. "t's difficult to describe the perfect tune for this station. 've lived in this city most of my life, and know it has attitude. To some extent, CD101.9 reflects that. Whether it's Sanborn's The Dream," 'Brooklyn Heights,' or Chuck Loeb's 'The Music nside,' it's got to have the right ingredients to make it on WQCD" KTWV (The Wave)/L.A. APD/MD Ralph Stewart: "We decide what we're going to test, and fit is the first filter. f you, in your heart of hearts, don't feel a song is right for your station, why waste that test slot? When it comes to currents, there's no question that a good MD can do this job better than a monkey. We have to lead the research and use it as a tool to check ourselves, but when it comes to fit, that's our decision. "As to whether a high test score means it's right for your station, you can argue either side. After watching respondents' scores for a few minutes in the test setting, it's pretty obvious what station they listen to. The songs of questionable fit are ones that may be too mainstream- sounding or that texturally stand too far from the sound of your station. You know when you're taking a risk... and you should! t's like combustion: Taking risks is the fire in programming. and if you can capitalize on its power. its your While many A C and Urban artists spark controversy among our core, they are clearly the "glue" that makes us mass -appeal, a fact documented time and friend. f not, you'll be consumed by it. Use research to find the hits and place them next to your risks so they present less of a liability. But you've got to push the envelope to find out where the sound should be evolving. f you continue to look behind you, you can't move forward, and that's why you've got to continually test the waters." KKSF /San Francisco's recipient of R &R's first ndustry Achievement Award for MD of the Year, Blake Lawrence: "Fit is why humans are still in the loop when it comes to radio programming. Hard research facts can help you figure out rotations, but it's sound and gut feel that tell you if a song will ultimately work in your music mix. "Seeing a song test well is one thing, but a high - testing song that incorporates all your values of texture, tempo, lyrical content, etc., is the one that really fits. n music tests, listeners have told us that they like lots of different kinds of songs, but in most cases they also have lots of other places to hear them. t's up to us as programmers to decide what fits listener expectations for our individual stations. "Fit is not always strictly a sound issue, either. A song may sound a bit out of place at first, but it still fits if it helps you achieve station goals. We've all added a track at one time or another designed to broaden out our listener base, and it feels - or perhaps sounds - risky at first. Yet if it helps you achieve your specific goals, that still fits as much as one that's texturally and sonically a more perfect match for your sound." "KOA (The Oasis) /Dallas PD Mike Fischer: t's clear that P1s, P2s, and P3s all have a different view of what is acceptable on Smooth Jazz radio. Basically. the Pls love the instrumentals and are very opinionated about the vocals. P2s like the in- again in major markets. Through testing, our clients have been able to find songs from other adult formats that fit the Smooth Jazz environment and have successfully incorporated them into the mix, increasing the familiarity quotient of their music and converting casual workplace listeners into first preference fans. - Renee DePuy strumentals and wish we were a little more vocal. As for P3s, let's just say they tolerate both. "While regionality should define music for format fit through research, it's always a crap shoot when it comes to new music. f we ask Pls if they love Mariah Carey as much as David Sanborn, the response would be obvious. When asking which of these artists fits with our sound, that, too. would be obvious. Measuring fit can be especially dangerous if your research sample is heavy with Pls (a criterion usually employed in this format). While many AC and Urban artists spark controversy among our core, they are clearly the 'glue' that makes us mass -appeal, a fact documented time and again in major markets. "Format fit would be better described as 'flow.' Our music needs to hang like a well - tailored suit. Everything should fit accordingly in each set of music, hour to hour. Here's the question we really need to answer: Do all the songs share the same integrity? f the answer is yes, it probably fits." WJZF /Atlanta PD Mark Edwards: "We have always asked the question about format fit in our music tests. For instance, our listeners can rate Marvin Gaye's 'Sexual Healing' as an all -time favorite, but they are also asked to judge whether or not the song is one they expect to hear on a station they listen to for smooth jazz. We make sure an overwhelming majority of participants say yes before we decide to play it. ncidentally, in Gaye's case, it's 80% positive. "Over the years. we've seen a consistent performance in Urban and AC crossover titles. People's favorite songs remain their favorite songs, but we've seen greater acceptance of playing these Continued on Page 52 nugroove Records VP/Promotion David Kunert "Our greatest challenge at nugroove is to continue to deliver music to radio that is as innovative. dynamic, and listener- reactive as our projects Down To The Bone and Peace Of Mind have been. Supplying our friends in the format with a continuous flow of high- quality. esn. and exciting hit product is our goal as a growing label."

52 R &R August 7. 199i t Don't Mean A Thing ft Ain't Got That... Fit Nick Francis Steve Williams Kelly Cole Continued from Page 51 titles on our station. We always make sure the listener has been the one leading the way to this evolution. "To be sure, if there's a song that raises eyebrows, we'll double-check test scores from the heaviest users, but the true test comes when you hear the song on the air. f it just doesn't sound right or feel right to us, we have no problem not playing a particular song" KYOT/Phoenix PD Nick Francis: "ssues of whether songs fit the format are not as confusing as they once were. Way back in 1990, when was in Seattle, Brown Broadcasting head Phil Melrose once remarked to me that one day there would really be a format, because at the time it was mostly a matter of the taste of the programmer rath- er than the taste of the audience. Now there is a solid library of material that has tested well across various years and various markets. "f you break it down, the fit goes like this -a great, memorable melody; a smooth groove that moves you; and an atmosphere and texture that create a comfortable 'musical space.' The top musicians and producers in the format all understand this. The challenge to musicians and radio programmers comes down to this: How memorable is the melody, how well does it move you, and how compelling are the atmospheres and textures? t's a formula, but it still demands creativity and new ways of approaching the material. t's not an issue of fitting the format - it's one of enhancing the format." KSSJ /Sacramento PD Steve Williams: "Evaluating Taking risks is the fire in programming, and if you can capitalize on its power, it's your friend. f not, you'll be consumed by it. - Ralph Stewart t's not an issue of fitting the format, i is one of enhancing the format. tentage of listeners, but it's all data in the mix. n the scientific approach, it's important how you ask questions of your listeners. t's not whether a song fits Smooth Jazz or some vague description of a station, but whether it's right for, say, KSSJ: 'Would you like to hear this song on this station?' t's about the context in which it's asked. Listeners may not think of your station as a jazz station, but as their favorite radio station. n a test, you're only testing 100 people, so the responsibility rests on - Ni ck Francis the programmer's depth of understanding. The PD should build clocks that surround your Phil Collins' and Toni Braxton's with payoffs for your Pls. Luckily, Pls are the most forgiving, loyal listener you've got:' KFM /San Diego, APD/MD Kelly Cole: "We just completed strategic meetings with Coleman Research. When they surveyed the music, they played clusters of songs to determine which people liked and which they though fit KFM. Some songs that scored well - such as rock vocals by Sting, Boz Scaggs, and Steely Dan - were second in popularity only to in- pocket NAC vocalists like Bobby Caldwell, but appealed strongly to the youngest part of our demo, which is not our core. Upper demos preferred NAC format vo- cals, but liked rock vocals, too. By far the most polarizing songs were AC crossover vocals. Re- -- member, this was not a music test, but a strategic test asking basic questions, such as about fit. n adding new music, 'm staying away from AC vocals, because the au- dience has spoken. The material that's format -friendly for us is NAC, Rock. and some Urban artists, like Luther Vandross." Broadcast Architecture MD Renee DePuy: "t's always tempting to say. ' can't explain specifically what makes a song fit, but know it when hear it,' and that can be partially true, if one conducts research regularly enough to have a sense of what songs are likely to attract potential P lis- teners while scoring well enough with existing Pls. "The Smooth Jazz songs that work best - instrumentals and vocals - seem to share the following characteristics: a strong, Fit is not always strictly memorable melody; high production quality; an a sound issue. A song adult sensibility; and a smooth sound. Through testing, our clients have been able to find songs from other adult formats that fit the Smooth Jazz environment and have successfully incorporated station goals. them into the,mix, increasing the familiarity - Blake Lawrence quotient of their music and converting casual workplace listeners into first preference fans. "As in any other format. there are songs that fit bet- may sound a bit out of place at first, but it still fits if it helps you achieve ter for some stations than for others. That's one of the ways testing is so useful in helping you shape the mu- sical personality of the station into something that really speaks to the audience." Unity Entertainment President Hyman Katz "The biggest challenge face as a record executive is to prove to the industry that the NAC genre is a powerful, potent one. Until the NAC community realizes the importance of creating superstars unique to our format, it will continue to be perceived as a niche format, and its true potential will be limited. am also con- fit is where the talent of PDs cerned that, as the financial risks associated with and MDs comes into play, and it is a direct reflection developing new artists rise (due to tighter playlists of how well you know your market and what you've and increased cost of retail 'real estate J, breaking learned from listener feedback. We log every single new artists will become almost impossible." Renee DePuy call we get about music. Granted, that's a small per- Waltet Beo'e OOOOO OOOOO OOOOOO the debut single from the forthcoming Shanachie release For Your Pleasure....where NAC is our middle name Contact: Claudia Navarro (310) 390-8636 All That Jazz (310) 395-6995

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Believe August 7, 1998 RBR 55 W1 Zi a ask a record executive to define a hit record, and the answer is sure to be, "One that sells" But a program director or a researcher will tell you that a radio hit is one that listeners want to hear. The follow- ing charts allow you to make your own appraisal of the interrelationship between airplay, favorable music test scores, and sales. THE ARPLAY / RESEARCH / SALES CONNECTON R &R's Top 20 Airplay Tracks Of 1997 1. RCK BRAUN Notorious 2. GATO BARBER Straight nto The Sunrise 3. SPECAL EFX Since You've Been Away 4. LEE RTENOUR Water To Drink 5. PAUL TAYLOR Pleasure Seeker 6. BONEY JAMES Nothin' But Love 7. ERC MARENTHAL Easy Street 8. DANCNG FANTASY When Dreams Come True 9. 3RD FORCE n The Full Moonlight 10. GOTA European Comfort 11. NELSON RANGELL Turning Night nto Day 12. AVENUE BLUE Nightlife 13. WARREN HLL U R The 1 14. RCK BRAUN Missing n Venice 15. CHRS BOTT The Way Home 16. BRAXTON BROTHERS When Love Comes Around 17. PHLLPE SASSE Moanin' 18. JM BRCKMAN You Never Know 19. STEVE WNWOOD Plenty Lovin' 20. JOYCE COOLNG South Of Market Borders' Top- Selling NAC /Smooth Jazz CD Titles Of 1997 1. KENNY G Moments 2. KENNY G Greatest Hits 3. PETER WHTE Caravan Of Dreams 4. KEKO MATSU Dream Walk 5. RPPNGTONS Black Diamond 6. BONEY JAMES Sweet Thing 7. FOURPLAY Best Of Fourplay 8. PAT METHENY GROUP maginary Day 9. SPYRO GYRA 20/20 10. GROVER WASHNGTON JR. Soulful Strut 11. RCK BRAUN Body & Soul 12. EARL KLUGH Journey 13. DAVD BENOT American Landscape 14. KENNY G Breathless 15. ERC MARENTHAL Easy Street 16. NCOGNTO Beneath The Surface 17. URBAN KNGHTS Urban Knights ll 18. DAVE KOZ December Makes Me Feel This Way 19. ACOUSTC ALCHEMY Arcanum 20. CHRS BOTT Midnight Without You BA's Top - Testing Currents Of 1997 1 GROVER WASHNGTON JR. Soulful Strut 2. TON BRAXTON Un -break My Heart 3. NATALE COLE When Fall n Love 4. KENNY G Eastside Jam 5. SLASH Obsession Confession 6. WHTNEY HOUSTON 7. DAVD SANBORN Rikke n You And Me 8. DANCNG FANTASY When Dreams Come True 9. GOTA European Comfort 10. JM BRCKMAN You Never Know 11. KENNY G Havana 12. BONEY JAMES Nothin' But Love 13. ERC MARENTHAL Easy Street 14. ART PORTER Lake Shore Drive 15. BABYFACE Every Time Close My Eyes 16. SOUL BALLET N.Y.0 Tripin 17. GATO BARBER Straight nto The Sunrise 18. ALFONZO BLACKWELL Hermina 19. PAUL HARDCASTLE Jokers Wild 20. PAOLO Paisa Zebra Records President Ricky Schultz "My current challenges are a balancing act that is: operate profitably without compromising our artistic standards, keep abreast of the ever- changing techno /business environment to find efficient ways to connect with our consumers. provide inspiration and empower our team - staff and artists - to do their best work, and stay in touch with the creative side and remain unafraid to take chances." Thank You NAC Radio For Your Support got groove? a division of Major Broadcasting Music. nc. 980 N. Michigan Ave 01880 Chicag, L 60611 11. 14 et 101 7-7 r1ri nulerin Dí.,x:i Tony Guerrero Michael Lington Charles Fambrough Down To The Bone Peace Of Mind Souls Of The NuGroove

56 R &R August 7, 1998 10tlz kala / cei^ate,f yt aéca THERES EXC 1 EMENT AT EMMS CD1 01.9 AS THE STAFF LOOKS BACK O AND ANTCPATES THE FUTURE WQCD (CD101.9)/NewYork became an NAC /Smooth Jazz station on Aug. 1, 1988, when WPX flipped from a Love Songs format. n its first decade of existence, the station has been one of the format's most influential outlets, and not only because it's in the nation's largest market. WQCD pioneered a brand of sophisticated, big -city radio in a market that has a deep jazz tradition - and lots of attitude, too. We'd like to raise the roof on the format's appeal in the market by doing fun things that pull people in and make them feel they A number of PDs have passed through WQCD's portals - Bob Linden consulted briefly at sign -on, followed by former MD Wendy Leeds, Gary Peters, Chuck Crane (a dentist from Tampa), Shirley Maldonado. Fleetwood Gruver, and Steve Williams. The turnover is a sure sign that CD101.9 has gone through its share of changes over the past 10 years, but five of the station's air personalities - Pat Prescott and Ray White in morning drive, afternoon drive personality Dennis Quinn, night host Maria von Dickersohn, and weekender Steve Harris - are original cast members. don't have to be a connoisseur of the music to learn and enjoy it. - Steve Smith New Vision Emmis bought WQCD from Tribune Broadcasting in 1997, and today the station is clustered with WQHT (Hot 97) and WRKS (Kiss). n recent months, the station's current playlist was cut to a dozen songs and its library whittled to less than 400 titles. Prescott and White have been reunited in morning drive, and a new programming vision has been instituted. spoke with Emmis' NY radio VP /GM Judy Ellis, Emmis' VP /Prog. Steve Smith, and WQCD's current PD John Mullen about the anniversary and their plans for the future. "We're very proud of WQCD," Ellis states. "And we have pride in the changes that we've made, because it's really been moving at a fast pace in terms of audience Judy Ellis appreciation, which, of course, translates into ratings. Demographically, half the population are baby boomers, and we realize what potential them is for NAC music. This is the music of the baby boomers. t was the Beatles then, and it's this now. We're going to music that is soothing and makes us feel good. Music today makes us feel good in the way rock 'n' roll made us feel good then. And it's not background!" Ellis is very clear on the position WQCD occupies in Emmis' New York radio scheme: "'QCD's on the older end of our three. There's Hot, which is young; there's Kiss, which is 25-54 with a strong 30-40 core; and then there's 'QCD, which is strong 25-54 but has a 35-45 core. Each radio station crosses over into the others just a little. f you draw three circles to represent the stations, they are like a chain -link fence. We deliver a total mass audience with just enough duplication on each of the three to give a really good frequency." Star Turns "We are going to see an evolution in the form of artists becoming stars and being much bigger than they are today," Ellis continues. "The talent in this format is just overwhelming: David Sanborn, George Benson, Continued on Page 58 Virgin Dir. Natl. Promotion/Field Operations Patty Morris "My greatest challenge is remembering to think like a consumer, not like a music - business person, which believe is the key to marketing success. While we all need to have a bottom line in mind, the day lose touch with what the real world wants is the day shouldn't be doing this anymore." Thank You Radio! Grand Passion (1998) Sax All Night (1997) Avalon (1997) The Choirs Of Christmas (1996) Discovery (1996) John Tesh Live At Red Rocks (1995) Sax On The Beach (1995) A Family Christmas (1994) Sax By The Fire (1994) Monterey Nights (1993) Winter Song (1993) A Romantic Christmas (1992) Garden City (1989) Mother ^ iss John Tesh featuring Dalia NAC /Smooth Jazz mpact Date: August 13th! The sensational vocal follow -up to "Give Me Forever ( Do)" "This song (Mother Miss You) is so incredible, we couldn't even wait for the add date! John Tesh does it again! A definite NAC/Smooth Jazz hit!!" - Earl Taylor/WVCO -Myrtle Beach For more info, contact: Scott Meyers - Dir. of National Promotion Toll Free: 888-54 -TUNES Roger Lifeset - Peer Pressure Promotion (818) 991-7668 Deren Hill - Nat'l Promotion Coordinator (818) 385-3889 RECONOS PolyGram

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58 R&R August 7, 1998 Steve Smith Happy 10th Birthday! WQCD /NY Celebrates ts First Decade Continued from Page 56 Grover Washington Jr.... these artists are incredible! One of the problems so far has been that the big stars of the for- mat don't have identifiable faces for the most part. f you put Billy Joel's or Elton John's face out there, everyone knows who they are, which is why TV is a good marketing tool for NAC. f you've got George Benson, you're playing 'Broadway; and you can put his name under it. Play his product, show his face, and people will start to get it. We did our first new TV campaign in the winter, an- other in spring, and we are going to do another in the fall. We have a great TV spot that pictures Kenny G, Sade. George Benson, and David Sanborn?' Ellis' confidence in NAC /Smooth Jazr runs deep. "We're using something of the formula that we've used at the other two radio stations to develop passion for the format and the radio station. We're really highlighting artists. We're letting them talk about the formal We're trying to define 'Smooth Jazz' for the audience - so that when they hear the term, they'll know what to expect - in the same way we did 'classic soul' and 'hip -hop: We know that there is passion for Smooth Jazz. t's a great format, and one we are really proud of. We are proud of how it sounds, our personalities, our employees, and our music stars" Smith shares Ellis' enthusiasm for the format and CD101.9's place in the market. "t's sensational," he says. "We have been given an opportunity here to celebrate the music and the format, to get the artists very involved, and to do some great events and special features. And it's a nice excuse to freshen up the overall presentation of the radio station, and we're having fun doing that. "We'd like to see the station become bigger and more listened -to. We'd like to raise the roof on the format's appeal in the market by doing fun things that pull peo- ple in and make them feel they don't have to he a connoisseur of the music to learn and enjoy it. "We showcase the music and the artists that live at our radio station. There's a lot of music that you can only hear on 'QCD and nowhere else in the market. We just need to make sure that people know that the home for smooth jazz is our radio station. 'm having a ball. love the format, and it's fun to program a station where 'm in the target audience?' On The Hip Tip "Everybody at the radio station is very excited about our 10th year of Smooth Jazz in New York City," PD Mullen adds. "For the 10th anniversary, we're doing some really exciting weekends that feature listeners' favorite Top 10 artists of the last 10 years, artists like George Benson, Kenny G, Sade, Luther Vandross, Joe Sample, Anita Baker, Pat Meth - eny, and Grover Washington Jr. We've also got the 10th Anniversary Smooth Cruises every Thursday. We embark from Pier 16 of the South Street Seaport and have a live act, such as Chieli Minuci, Paul Taylor, or Dave Koz. We load -up the boat with about 500 people - it's always sold out - and we cruise around Manhattan and past the Statue Of Liberty while playing smooth jazz. t's so much fun to see these guys play live. " remember when the first TV spots hit for this station 10 years ago. was just out of college, beginning my first job in radio in New York City. The spot showed cartoon characters and the slogan `CD101.9 is cool to be cool.' That was the most hip, incredible, memorable television campaign of all time on the New York airwaves. t was so memorable that, to this day, people still sing that 'CD 101.9 is cool to be cool.' t's amazing! "We've given the radio station a personality recently. We bring artists in to play live on the morning show, which adds a sparkle and shows the audience that there are funny human beings We deliver a total mass audience with just enough duplication on each of the three stations to give a really good frequency. - Judy Ellis behind the music, people with great personalities and stories to tell. We've put some fun jingles on the air. 'd love to keep growing 25-54, building cume and TSL - especially among 25-34s, because those are the future listeners of the format. f you don't keep building those new cumers, you end up with a problem down the line. You have to always invite the younger audience to participate. You have to make it soothing enough and relaxing enough for the adults, but you have to make it hip enough for younger people to say, 'You know, really like this music.- N2KEncoded Music VP /Jazz Promotion Eulis Cathey "There are several challenges, Ar but the one that comes quickly to mind is the issue of station events - such as listener parties - and the costs of satisfying an ever- increasing number of requests from stations. The challenge is in continuing to find creative ways to route perform- ers, covering a few stations and cities in a certain area during the course of, say, a week. A station event could also be scheduled when an artist is actually on tour as well." Chris Camozzi "My Dancing Heart" mpacting NAC Radio Now! "This song has summer written all over it..." Michael Tozzi APD /MD WJJZ Philadelphia

/f afi MANAGEMENT Congratulates to R &R and NAC Radio. As the format soars to new and greater heights, we're proud to fly side by side. Jeff Lorber Marilyn Scott Jack Ashton Leanne Meyers Jeff Neben phone (323) 658-8744 or fax (323) 653-0482 KccDTa Salutes The NAC Family PROUD TO BE THERE SNCE THE BEGNNNG BRAN BROMBERG "Hero" featuring Rick Braun & Jeff Lorber Breaking Big NOW JEFF LORBER "Watching The Sunset" on your desk NOW ADD DATE: August 20 CHAKA KHAN "You And Are One" From the all star collection A SONG A DAY COMNG SOON ADD DATE: August 27 ERC ESSX Focus track ships in September Watch for Zebra artists touring this fall: BRAN BROMBERG JAll S DEAD JEFF LORBER JOE ZAWNUL cool, co-ntemporary, contagious www.zebradisc.com

... www.americanradiohistory.com Music, The Brain, And Ecstasy Continued from Page 40 FC: 've always been attracted to the Ellington/Strayhorn ar- rangements - and Bill Evans for Miles Davis - because they were very meticulously arranged, but left space for improvisation, so that they were like an ndian rug. in that there was a thread left imperfect so that it could somehow breathe and be alive. RJ: would like to think that it could be pulled off well in the kind of music that people are writing today among art composers. Obviously, jazz performers really work a lot to learn to improvise well. CA: To think that Miles Davis was soundly criticized when he first started playing fusion - what became the next wave in jazz - in the late '50s. RJ: Mozart-is full of folk tunes, and don't think there is a prohibition in -the Western classical tradition against bringing in other kinds of music. All kinds of jazz came into the music of Stravinsky, for example, early in the century. t's just a question of whether the new devices can be successfully incorpo- rated into the other things that are going on. FC: One thing we've noticed in our research is that women clearly recognize and analyze the lyrics to songs much faster than men. RJ: The biggest issue in brain differences between the sexes is the degree of lateralization - specialization - between the + two parts of the brain. Each side of the brain has different func- tions, but it's not wholly given to those functions. Both sides do everything, for the most part, but there is a predominant function of one side or the other. n general, men are more lateralized than women, and recent research has shown the critical factor is actually the onset of puberty. Girls develop a couple of years younger than boys, and they tend to be less lateralized. Boys who develop especially early show the same patterns as most women, and vice versa. The result of this is that women show a clear skill and superiority in verbal processing all through their lives, academically and in everyday behavior. Men seem to show a skill in abstract, mathematical reasoning that parallels women's verbal reasoning. Women are bet- ter at language, in general. They're more skilled at picking up meanings. don't know whether they are better at perceiving and actually hearing the phonics, which is a problem in a lot of music, actually just figuring out the words. 'd like to raise a question of what music is for, because there is a huge divide in the way people approach music. You said how it gives relief and relaxation, and certainly music, can have that role, but it's a shame if it has only that mle. t's a bit like eating only to feed a hungry belly. Gourmet cooking is an entirely different mentality, a whole other world in which you don't just shove food down your throat as fast as you can. think that there is too much "feeding" on music. Concerning radio, there is a danger in general of dulling our musical appetites by having music pour into our ear all the time, whether we are attending to it or not. t's a bit like munching on potato chips all day long. refer to it as "musical obesity." Neurologically, the problem is that anything that comes our brains' way all the time, our brains habituate to and cease to sense. Our brains really only sense things that are changing, that are different, in the environment. n that way, having music droning on the radio constantly assuredly does often desensitize people to music. Having said that, it can also have the opposite role too. know no better way to find good music than to go tuning around, listening and seeing what's out there. t's sure a lot cheaper for me than spending a zillion bucks on CDs that don't suspect what happens is that really good melodies have some kind of intrinsic symmetry that we can intuitively hear without any trouble but are not in the position yet to explain. even listen to once. The Winningest PDs' Secrets For Taking A Station Stratospheric Continued from Page 47 ing in turning a good station into a great one. "You're not going to be a major player without a major marketing campaign," Brodie emphasizes. "What 've noticed," Goldstein adds, "is that stations that have gone stratospheric have a look to their marketing that is not typical or generic. The Wave's outdoor is the perfect example. t's dynamic and compelling, not like the typical logo that's been churned out a million times. The look of the station needs to capture what's on the air." As important as music, talent, and imaging are to achieving huge success, Brodie says it's in the rest of the radio station where everything must come together. "That means sales, traffic, and the guard in the parking lot. That synergy exists at The Wave, where sales is in one hall and programming in the other, but there's no imaginary line drawn separating the two. This is the age of consolidation, and there's a lot of new world thinking we all have to do in terms of how the station is operated. Everyone plays a role, but believe me, the traffic department is just as important to stratospheric anything as programming." "Everyone is involved," Goldstein continues. "t's not easy for the receptionist to make everyone who calls the station feel good, but it makes a difference. When you speak to a staff member of a well -run restaurant or hotel and they treat you like gotd;that one -to-one touch really makes a difference, and it should be that way in a radio station, too. "The Teal key is to have strong convictions;" he con- tinues, "but you've got to remain flexible, too. Eleven years ago, we generally believed that covers were something we shouldn't embrace in this format, but we've learned how important they are. Whatever your point of view, if you don't have strong convictions, people won't want to jump on the bandwagon:' " echo Paul's statements," Brodie concludes, "but you have to be a student, too, and know what else is occupying people's time out there. t helps you create your vision to know where your target is. t's a large target for this format, so it's important to act and live outside your industry role. f you can react as the person on the street would, you'll be able to understand what is emotional and compelling to them" W indham Hill Mgr. NAC Promotion Eric Talbert "For me, the most challenging aspect of being a record executive is successfully marrying the creative process with business. We all got into this business because of our passion for music, but sometimes that passion can skew one's business sense. t's a lot like poker: You've got to know when to fold 'em and know when to hold 'em." Customized Station Magazines, CD /Cassette Mailers and ra'dio By Definition- Audience Profiling See color samples @ www.cpmgroupinc.com Lock n Audience Loyalty Lengthen Time Spent Listening ncrease AQH and Boost Cume Liquidate Costs /Generate Advertiser Results From About 25C Each... How Many Do You Want? CUSTOM PUBLSHNG & MARKETNG GROUP, NC. 561 743 0548

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62 NAC /SMOOTH JAZZ TRACKS C AUGUST 7, 1998 TOTAL 3W 2W LW TW ARTST TTLE LABELS) TW LW 2W 3W STATONS/ADDS 7 5 1 STEVE COLE When Think Of You ( Bluemoon/Atlanfc) 987 868 744 689 51/1 B 6 6 FOURPLAY Still The One (Warner Bros.), 864 725 709 651 50/1 9 9 4 0 LEE RTENOUR Ooh -Yeah (.E.Nerve) 862 797 697 643 51/0 3 2 3 4 KENNY G Baby G (Arista) 811 818 826 810 44/0 11 10 7 ( MARC ANTONE Sunland (GRP) 742 692 657 572 49/0 4 4 5 GREGG KARUKAS Blue Touch (.E.Nerve) 721 763 766 730 42/1 1 2 7 KM WATERS Nightfall (Shanachie) 720 837 954 969 44/0 5 7 9 8 GEORGE BENSON Standing Together (GRP) 643 649 707 723 48/0 12 12 10 9 CHRS STANDRNG Cool Shades (nstinct) 599 623 591 566 45/1 BREAKER O LUTHER VANDROSS Know (LVNirgin) 568 398 55 4517 15 14 13 JM BRCKMAN f/dave KOZ Partners n Crime (Windham Hill) 567 545 521 460 46/0 6 8 12 FOUR 80 EAST Eastside (Cargo /MCA) 567 594 704 723 36/0 21 17 16 SOUL BALLET Blu Girl (Countdown/Unity) 561 475 431 384 48/1 16 16 15,_. RONAN HARDMAN Love Song.(Philips) 538 519 485 456 39/0 2 3 8 RCHARD ELLOT n The Groove (Metro Blue /Blue Note) 527 663 781 839 39/0 13 13 14 16 PAUL HARDCASTLE Shelbi (JVC /JM) 520 541 528 520 42/1 10 11 11 CANDY DULFER Smooth (N2K Encoded Music) 503 619 601 604 37/0 70 16 17 PEACE OF MND Peace Of Mind (Nu Groove) 453 438 419 396 40/1 BREAKER DOWN TO THE BONE Staten sland Groove (Nu Groove) 402 295 274 237 40/9-25 22 e CHUCK LOEB Beneath The Light (Shanachie) 392 349 312 281 40/2-29 20 BONEY JAMES nnocence (Warner Bros.) 375 358 305 259 42/4-28 23 JOE MCBRDE Midnight n Madrid (Heads Up) 371 337 308 272 39/0 14 15 19 B -TRBE Sometimes (Atlantic) 376 375 494 492 35/1 19 19 21 5D RAMSEY LEWS Fragile (GRP) 363 353 392 398 36/0 - - 30 GEORGE BENSON Fly By Night (GRP) 335 272 172 36 40/3 26 20 24 AVENUE BLUE Seventh Heaven (Mesa/Bluemoon /Atlantic) 335 336 361 342 38/2 28 22 26 SMPLY RED Mellow My Mind (EastWest/EEG) 320 321 339 315 25/0-30 28 e JOYCE COOLNG magine That (Heads Up) 319 301 304 283 35/4 22 21 25 BRAN CULBERTSON On My Mind (Bluemoon/Atlantic) 298 323 343 368 30/0 24 23 27 30 BOB JAMES Love s Where (Warner Bros.) 283 303 338 349 29/0 This chart reflects airplay from July 22-28. Songs ranked by total plays. Highlighted songs indicate Breaker. 53 NAG reporters. 51 current playlists. 1998, R &R nc. NEW & ACTVE TOTAL TOTAL /NCREASE BREAKERS LUTHER VANDROSS Know (LVNirgin) TOTAL STATONS /ADDS 568/170 45/7 TOTAL /NCREASE DOWN TO THE BONE Staten sland Groove (Nu Groove) TOTAL STATONS /ADDS 402/107 40/9 ARTST TTLE LABEL(S) MOST ADDED CHART O CHART Q ADDS BRAN BROMBERG Hero (Zebra) 12 DOWN TO THE BONE Staten sland Groove (Nu Groove) LUTHER VANDROSS Know (LVNirgin) OPEN DOOR The Curved Sky (Helicon) JONATHAN BUTLER New Life (N2K Encoded Music) JOYCE COOLNG magine That (Heads Up) BONEY JAMES nnocence (Warner Bros.) KEKO MATSU Forever, Forever ( Countdown/Unity) GEORGE BENSON Fly By Night (GRP) CHRSTAN MCBRDE Summer Soft (Verve) NOVA MENCO Alligator Alley (Baja/rSR) MOST NCREASED ARTST TTLE LABEL(S) TOTAL PLAY NCREASE LUTHER VANDROSS Know (LVNirgin) +170 FOURPLAY Still The One (Warner Bros.) +139 STEVE COLE When Think Of You (Bluemoon/Atlantic) +119 DOWN TO THE BONE Staten sland Groove (Nu Groove) +107 SOUL BALLET Blu Girl ( Countdown/Unity) LEE RTENOUR Ooh -Yeah (.E.Nerve) GEORGE BENSON Fly By Night (GRP) BRAN BROMBERG Hero (Zebra) MARC ANTONE Sunland (GRP) CHUCK LOEB Beneath The Light (Shanachie) Breakers: Songs registering 400 plays or more for the first time. Bullets awarded to songs gaining plays over the previous week. N two songs are tied n number of plays, the song being played on more stations s placed first Most ncreased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week-to-week ncreases n total plays. Weighted chart appears on RAR ONLNE. 9 7 5 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 +86 +65 +63 +54 +50 +43 ED HAMLTON Fly Like An Eagle (Shanachie) Total Plays: 281, Total Stations: 30, Adds: 0 MARLYN SCOTT The Look Of Love (Warner Bros.) Total Plays: 276 Total Stations: 27, Adds: 2 BRAN MCKNGHT Anytime (Motown) Total Plays: 261, Total Stations: 21, Adds: 0 KEKO MATSU Forever, Forever (Countdown/Unity) Total Plays: 220, Total Stations: 29, Adds: 4 KHAN COLE You've Made Me So Very Happy (Fahrenheit) Total Plays: 194, Total Stations: 18, Adds: 0 SHAKATAK Walk n The Night (nstinct) Total Plays: 175. Total Stations: 16, Adds: 0 LOUE SHELTON Satin Dreams (Sin -Drome) Total Plays: 141, Total Stations: 14, Adds: 0 BRAN BROMBERG Hero (Zebra) Total Plays: 135, Total Stations: 26, Adds: 12 KRK WHALUM All Need (Warner Bros.) Total Plays: 132, Total Stations: 16, Adds: 1 FATTBURGER Spice (Shanachie) Total Plays: 129, Total Stations: 18, Adds: 2 DUNCAN MLLAR Little Ray Of Sunshine (nstinct) Total Plays: 121, Total Stations: 14, Adds: 1 ALFONZO BLACKWELL Passion (Street Life/All American) Total Plays: 113, Total Stations: 11, Adds: 1 BRYAN SAVAGE Soul Temptation (Higher Octave) Total Plays 106, Total Stations: 11, Adds: 0 JONATHAN BUTLER New Life (N2K Encoded Music) Total Plays: 104, Total Stations: 16, Adds: 4 GNO VANNELL Slow Love (Verve Forecast) Total Plays: 104, Total Stations: 12, Adds: 2 Songs ranked by total plays ZEBRA RECORDS S PROUD TO WELCOME OUR NEWEST SGNNG www zebradisc.com Jeff Lorber before MDNGHT we'll all be "WATCHNG THE SUNSET" THE FRST HT TRACK ADD DATE: AUGUST 20 COOL, CONTEMPORARY, CONTAGOUS CAREER DRECTON: Leanne Meyers for VSON Management

SN 2N Lw AR11ST TTLE ABEL(S) 4 2 1 O 7 6 2 0 8 9 5 0 9 7 7 0 NAC /SMOOTH JAZZ ALBUMS AUGUST 7, 1998 TOTAL N- EMPHASS TRACKS () GEORGE BENSON Standing Together (GRP) 998 +56 "Standing" (643) "Fly" (335) STEVE COLE Stay Awhile (Bluemoon/Atlantic) 993 +116 "Think" (987) "Again" (6) LEE RTENOUR This s Love (.E.Nerve) 900 +81 "Ooh- Yeah " (862) "Dream" (17) FOURPLAY 4 (Warner Bros.) 872 +114 "Still' (864) 'Vest" (8) 3 3 4 5 KENNY G Greatest Hits (Arista) 822-6 "Baby" (811) "Send" (8). s 4 6 6 GREGG KARUKAS Blue Touch (.E.Nerve) 783-20 "Blue" (721) "Havana" (27) 0 MARC ANTONE Madrid (GRP) 745 +53 "Sunland "(742) "Saravana" (3) 12 10 8 3 8 KM WATERS Love's Melody (Shanachie) 720-117 "Nightfall" (720) 11 11 10 9 CHRS STANDRNG Velvet (nstinct) 609-24 "Shades" (599) "Victoria" (10) s 8 12 10 FOUR 80 EAST The Album (Cargo/MCA) 591-24 "Eastside" (567) "K- Town" (13) 16 13 13 m JM BRCKMAN Visions Of Love (Windham Hill) 578 +22 "Partners" (567) "Heart" (11) - - 19 LUTHER VANDROSS Know (LVNirgin) 568 +170 "Know" (568) 2 5 9 RCHARD ELLOT Jumpin' Off (Metro Blue/Blue Note) 567-117 "Groove " (527) "Kiss" (20) 26 17 16 m SOUL BALLET Trip The Night Fantastic (Countdown /Unity) 561 +86 "Blu "(561) 17 16 15 RONAN HARDMAN Solas (Philips) 538 +19 "Love" (538) 13 14 14 16 PAUL HARDCASTLE Cover To Cover (JVC /JM) 524-22 Shelbi" (520) "Paradise" (4) 10 12 11 17 CANDY DULFER For The Love Of You (N2K Encoded Music) 511-108 "Smooth" (503) "You" (8) 25 20 20 0 22 18 17 a DOWN TO THE BONE From Manhattan To Staten (Nu Groove) 479 +86 "Staten" (402) "Brooklyn" (77) PEACE OF MND Journey To... (Nu Groove) 453 +15 "Peace " (453) 30 25 18 m BONEY JAMES Sweet Thing (Warner Bros.) 440 +22 "nnocence" (375) "Good" (32) - 27 21 CHUCK LOEB The Moon, The Stars... (Shanachie) 421 +42 "Beneath " (392) "Just " (21) - - 25 a JOE MCBRDE Double Take (Heads Up) 398 +36 "Madrid" (371) "Greenville" (18) 27 23 27 AVENUE BLUE Nightlife (Mesa/Bluemoon/Atlantic) 388 +39 "Seventh" (335) "Always" (31) - 28 22 m MARLYN SCOTT Avenues Of Love (Warner Bros.) 386 +10 "Look" (276) "Starting" (81) 14 15 23 e 19 19 24 m B -TRBE Sensual Sensual (Atlantic) 376 +1 "Sometimes" (376) RAMSEY LEWS Dance Of The Soul (GRP) 375 +10 "Fragile" (363) "Sub" (8) 23 22 26 SMPLY RED Blue (EastWest/EEG) 346-4 "Mellow" (320) "Air" (23) - - 30 a JOYCE COOLNG Playing t Cool (Heads Up) 338 +31 "magine" (319) "South" (17) 24 26 28 BRAN CULBERTSON Secrets (Bluemoon/Atlantic) 324-18 "Mind" (298) "Day" (12) D E B U T t) ED HAMLTON Groovology (Shanachie) 301 +31 "Fly" (281) "Way (14) MOST ADDED ARTST TTLE LABELLSr ADDS LUTHER VANDROSS Know (LVNirgin) 7 BRAN BROMBERG You Know That Feeling (Zebra) 5 DOWN TO THE BONE From Manhattan To Staten (Nu Groove) 5 OPEN DOOR North From Riverside (Helicon) 5 JOYCE COOLNG Playing t Cool (Heads Up) 4 BONEY JAMES Sweet Thing (Warner Bros.) 3 KEKO MATSU Full Moon And The Shrine (Countdown/Unity) 3 CHRSTAN MCBRDE A Family Affair (Verve) 3 NOVA MENCO Flight To Paradise (Baja/TSR) 3 GABRELA ANDERS Wanting (Warner Bros.) 2 JONATHAN BUTLER Do You Love Me? (N2K Encoded Music) 2 TONY DARREN Sun Song (Telarc) 2 JK What's The Word (Verve) 2 RCKY JONES Ricky Jones (Cherry/Universal) 2 CHUCK LOEB The Moon, The Stars... (Shanachie) 2 GNO VANNELL Slow Love (Verve Forecast) 2 ARTST TTLE MOST NCREASED LABEL(S) TOTAL PLAY NCREASE SHAKATAK Shinin' On (nstinct) +175 LUTHER VANDROSS Know (LVNirgin) +170 STEVE COLE Stay Awhile (Bluemoon/Atlantic) +116 FOURPLAY 4 (Warner Bros.) +114 DOWN TO THE BONE From Manhattan To Staten (Nu Groove) +86 SOUL BALLET Trip The Night Fantastic (CountdowrVUnity) +86 LEE RTENOUR This s Love (.E.Nerve) +81 GEORGE BENSON Standing Together (GRP) +56 MARC ANTONE Madrid (GRP) +53 CHUCK LOEB The Moon, The Stars... (Shanachie) +42 AVENUE BLUE Nightlife (Mesa/Bluemoon/Atlantic) +39 JOE MCBRDE Double Take (Heads Up) +36 ALFONZO BLACKWELL Passion (Street Life/All American) +33 FATTBURGER Sugar (Shanachie) +33 JOYCE COOLNG Playing t Cool (Heads Up) +31 This chart reflects airplay from July 22-28. Albums ranked by total plays, with plays from all cuts from an album combined. 53 NAC reporters. 51 current playlists. 1998, R &R nc. NAC NOTES By Anthony Acampora Steve Cole retains the top spot on this week's Tracks chart with "When Think Of You" (Bluemoon/Atlantic). Cole is 123 plays ahead of his closest competitor. "Still The One' by Fourplay (Warner Bros.) vaults 6-2* on the Tracks chart with +139 plays. "Still" looks like it may be the next No. 1. "Ooh- Yeah" by Lee Ritenour (.E./Verve), which leaps 4-3 *, is just two plays behind Fourplay. Expect Rit's latest to be right there. Surging 18-10* and noted as a Breaker is the title track from Luther Vandross' / Know CD. t increases 170 plays over last week (more than any other track). Don't miss the interview with Luther in this week's NAC special. The other Breaker this week is "Staten sland Groove" by Down To The Bone. "Staten" floats upstream 29-19* with an increase of 107 plays over last week -- in addition to being second Most Added with nine stations. Getting into the groove for the first time are WJJZ/Philadelphia (which adds it with 32 plays), WVAE/Cincinnati. and KCJZ/San Antonio. Most -added honors go to "Hero" by Brian Bromberg (Zebra), which picks up 12 new stations, including KKNF/ San Francisco and KSSJ /Sacramento. George Benson's Standing Together (GRP) tops the Album chart once again -- thanks to the continued success of the new single, "Fly By Night;' which moves 30-25* on the Tracks chart. Benson currently leads Steve Cole's Stay Awhile by five plays. And if you haven't already, check out this week's NAC/ Smooth Jazz special that begins on Page. t's our annual tribute to the format and is highlighted by a look back at O years of WQCD/New York. There are interviews with key GMs and PDs as well. Spend some time and enjoy this very special issue. 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64 R &R August 7, 1998 NAC/SMOOTH JAZZ REPORTERS Stations and their adds by track listed alphabetically by market WHRL/Albany, NY OM /PD: Brant Curtiss GABRELA ANDERS "Fire" PAUL HARDCASTLE "Shelbi" AVENUE BLUE "Seventh" WNWV/Cleveland, OH PD /MD: Bernie Kimble KEKO MATSU "Forever KTWV /Los Angeles. CA PD: Chris Brodie APD /MD: Ralph Stewart q-, A,.!. WOCO /New York. NY PD: John Mullen MD: Rick Laboy GREGG KARUKAS "Blue" STEVE COLE "Think" KSSJ /Sacramento. CA PD: Steve Williams APD /MD: Ken Jones MARAN CAREY "Butterfly` BONEY JAMES "nnocence" BRAN BROMBERG "Hero" KWJZ /Seattle. WA PD /MD: Carol Handley KNK /Anchorage, AK GM /PD: Dean Williams MD: John Clarke FATTBURGER 'Spice" OPEN DOOR "Curved" MCHAEL MARTN "Talk" ANGELOUE KDJO "Never" WJZF /Atlanta, GA PD/MD: Mark Edwards LUTHER VANDROSS AVENUE BLUE "Seventh" BONEY JAMES "nnocence" --- KAJZ /Austin. TX PD: Ted Carson MD: Candace Andrews MARLYN SCOTT "Look CHRSTAN MCBRDE "Summer" BOB MAMET "29th" KSMJBakerstield, CA PD /MD: Joel Widdows WSJZBoston, MA PD /MD: Shirley Maldonado CHUCK LOEB "Beneath` WCCJ /Charlotte, NC PD /MD: Greg Morgan BRAN BROMBERG "Hero" WNUA/ChicagO.L VP /Prog: Paul Goldstein APD /MD: Steve Stiles WVAE /Cincinnati, OH OM: T.J. Holland APD/MD: Steve Wiersman DOWN TO THE BONE Staten- WZJZ/Columbus, OH PD/MD: Bill Harman JONATHAN BUTLER "New" LUTHER VANDROSS "Know" SONNY SOUTHON "Mine" KOA/Dallas, TX PD: Michael Fischer CHRS STANDRNG Shades" JRN /Denver, CO PD: Steve Hibbard MD: Greg No Adds KHH /Denver, CO PD: Becky Taylor MD: Cheri Marquart No Adds WVMV/Detroit, M PD: Tom Sleeker MD: Sandy Kovach No Adds WGUF /Ft. Myers, Y FL PD /MD: John Conrad JMMY SOMMERS How TONY DARREN "Late" GEORGE BENSON "fly" BRAN BROMBERG "Hero" KEZL /Fresno. CA PD /MD: Mike Vasquez 4 BRAN BROMBERG "Hero" MARLYN SCOTT "Look" WFSJ /Jacksonville, FL PD: Hank Dole MD: Craig Williams BRAN BROMBERG 'Hero" DOWN TO THE BONE "Staten" KCY/Kansas City, MO PD/MD: Bob Miller FOURPLAY 'Still" KEKO MATSU "Forever" WLVE/Miami, FL PD: Bret Michael ATT BONNE RATT "Belief' LUTHER VANDROSS "Know" WJZ/Milwaukee, W PD: Chris Moreau JOYCE COOLNG "magine" GEORGE BENSON "Fly" BRAN BROMBERG' Hero" KMJZ/Minneapolis, MN PD: Rob Moore GL PARRS `Lie" CHRSTAN MCBRDE "Summer" SPYRO GYRA "Friends" OPEN DOOR "Curved" KSBR /Mission Viejo, CA OM: Terry Wedel MD: Judy Davila SHAH N & SEPEHR "Cafe" DUNCAN MLLAR "Ray" KRVR/Modesto, CA PD: Jim Bryan MD: Doug Wulff BRAN BROMBERG TONY DARREN "This" JK "Seduction" NOVA MENCO "Alligator" K DOOR "Cu Pe KETH ROBNSON "Peaceful" KXDC/Monterey, CA PD /MD: Scott O'Brien DOWN TO THE BONE "Staten" ALFONZO BLACKWELL "Passion" LUTHER VANDROSS "Know" FATTBURGER "Spice" NOVA MENCO "Alligator" BRAN BROMBERG "Hero" CuER"New" OPEN DOOR "Curved" WVCO /Myrtle Beach, SC OM /PD: Earl Taylor JOHN TESH F /DALA' Mother" KEKO MATSU "Forever" BRAN BROMBERG "Hero" WJCD /Norfolk. VA OM/PD: Maxine Todd MD: Larry Hollowell BONEY JAMES "nnocence" RANDY CRAWFORD "Silence" LUTHER VANDROSS "Know" KTNT /Oklahoma City, OK PD: Steve English MD: Stephanie p Stewart BONEY JAMES -nnocence' KEKO MATSU -Forever KERRY MOY Jasmine" WJJZ/Philadelphia, hia, PA PD: Ann Gress MD: Michael Tozzi DOWN TO THE BONE `Staten" KYOT/Phoenix, AZ PD/MD: Nick Francis KRK WHALUM "Need" PEACE OF MND "Peace" LUTHER VANDROSS "Know" RCHARD ELLOT "Tell" WJJJ /Pittsburgh, PA PD: Carl Anderson MD: Herschel BONE "Staten" DOWN TO THE KKJZ /Portland, OR PD: Paul Warren MD: Hal Murray No Adds WSMJ /Richmond, VA PD /MD: Tommy Fleming OPEN DOOR "Curved" CHRSTAN MCBRDE "Summer" ALPHONSE MOUZON "Made" DEBORAH FRANCO "Sunshine" RCKY JONES "Lost" KCLC/St. Charles, MO PD: Rich Reigen MD: Chris Kurtz LSA LAUREN "Spooky" ACOUSTC ALCHEMY "Passion" JONATHAN BUTLER "New" KM PENSYL "Mind" GABRELA ANDERS "Fire" SCOTT RUSSELL "Latina" KBZN/Salt Lake City, ty. UT PD: Rob Riesen JOYCE COOLNG "magine" DOWN TO THE BONE "Staten' KCJZ/San Antonio, TX PD: Norm Miller MD: Bobby Duncan DOWN TO THE BONE "Staten BRAN BROMBERG "Her GNO VANNELL "Slow" KFM/San Diego, CA APD /MD: Kelly Cole No Aa ^s KBLX /San Francisco. CA PD: Kevin Brown MD: Ken Glaser,,,,..., KKSF /San Francisco, CA PD: Paul Goldstein MD: Blake Lawrence B -TRBE "Sometimes` BRAN BROMBERG "Hero" KMGO/Santa Barbara, CA ApD/MD: Steve Bauer DOC POWELL -Enle's NOVA MENCO Alligator KJZY /Santa Rosa, CA PD: Gordon Zlot MD: Rob Singleton RCKY JONES Finally" GEORGE BENSON "Fly" CHUCK LOEB "Beneath" BRAN BROMBERG "Hero" WHCD /Syracuse, NY PD: Butch Charles APD /MD: Kenny y Dees JOYCE COOLNG 'magine" WJZT/Tallahassee, FL PD: Denny Alexander LUTHER VANDROSS "Know" JONATHAN BUTLER 'New" JK "SeducLon WSJT/Tampa. FL PD /MD: Ross Block No Adds KOAS/Tulsa, OK PD/MD: Ron Allen DOWN TO THE EBONE Staten" CRAG CHAOUCO "Holding" NDGO CTY "Altos" WJZW/Washington, DC PD: Kenny King KWSJ/Wichita. KS OM: Dennis Kinkaid MD: Dallas Scott TM WESBERG'Summertime" DOWN TO THE BONE "Staten" JOYCE COOLNG "magine" 53 Total Reporters 52 Current Reporters 51 Current Playlists Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (1): WLOO /Orlando, FL Did Not Report For Three ConsecutiveWeeks: Data Not Used (1): WEZV /Lafayette. N SOME LKE T HOT... SHAKATAK "Walk in the Night" and "Fly By Night" from their first US release in years, SHAKATAK S BACK! DUNCAN MLLAR "Little Ray of Sunshine" the new single on the rise from his debut release, Dream Your Dream CHRS STANDRNG "Cool Shades" the Top io single from his debut release Velvet instinct nstinct Records puts the heat in the NAC summer of `98 Thanks radio for your continued support contact: Maria @ PROMARK phone: (718)575-5573, fax:(718)263-6326

1 www.americanradiohistory.com NAC /SMOOTH JAZZ PLAYLSTS August 7, 1998 R &R 65 CD4101.9 r, SW 2W LW W ANNVERSArN ARTSTRTLE - 27 32 34 MARC ANTO E /Sunland MARKET *1 WOCD/New York (212) 352-1 01 9 Mullen /Laboy 24 31 33 33 PEACE OF M D Peace 01 Mind 1 34 32 32 6 -TRBE /Som times 33 32 34 32 OPEN DOOR/1 e Curved Sky 20 23 24 31 LEE RTENOU / oh -Yeah 19 25 LUTHER VANDR SS / Know 34 33 33 25 GEORGE BEN 0 /Standing Together 24 22 24 24 FATTBURGER /Gr ovini 73 24 22 23 BRAN BROM E G /Hero 22 21 23 23 RCHARD ELLOT /n the Groove - 20 FOURPLAY /Stil he One - - 19 KM WATERS / i hitall - - GREGG KARUKA /Blue Touch - STEVE COEMmen. wj,jz 106.1 SW 2W LW TW ARTST/T/LE Think 01 You 14 14 21 32 STEVE COLE/When Think 01 You 2 31 32 32 RCHARD ELLOT /n The Groove 2 32 32 32 KENNY G/Baby G >2 DOWN TO THE BONE /Staten sland Groom 2 17 32 32 FOURPLAY /Still The One 3 12 19 32 ALFON20 BLACKWELL /Passion - 24 13 15 LUTHER VANDROSS/ Know 3 14 11 14 FOUR 80 FAST /Eas101de 2 12 13 14 BONEY JAMES /nnocence 32 32 25 14 MARC ANTONE /Sunland 8 32 25 14 JONATHAN BUTLER/Dancing On The Shore 14 12 14 RCK RHODES /Eurotia 5 12 11 13 SOUL BALLET /Btu Girl 3 13 14 13 LEE RTENOUR /Ooh -Yeah 3 14 13 13 CHRS CAMOZZ /My Dancing Heart 3 13 12 13 GEORGE BENSON /Standing Together 3 14 12 13 BRAN TAROUN /Reeway Jam 3 12 13 13 BABYFACE 8 DES'REE /Fine 3 13 14 13 ED HAMLTON/Fly Like An Eagle 3 13 13 13 CHRSTON/ Manna Gal Nett... 3 12 13 13 DUNCAN MLLAR/Linie Ray 01... 3 12 d 12 SOUNDSCAPE /Brand New Day 1 11 11 12 TONY DARREN /Late Night 4 10 11 12 CULBERTSON /ALBRGHT /One More Day 4 13 13 12 BRAN MCKNGHT /Anylime 3 10 13 11 BRAN SAVAGE /Kaleidoscope - 5 12 S GEORGE BENSON/fly By Night 7 BRCKMAN F /KOZ /Partners n Crime 13 14 9 6 RAMSEY LEWS /Floode LAMS SM 2w LW T 20 19 16 2 1 18 14 2 1 19 19 1 2 13 12 1 3 17 11 1 3 17 13 1 - Y 3 16 12 1 1 1 ARTnmTLE MARKET e5 WJJZ/Philadelphia (610) 66 7-393 9 Gress/TOZ2i MARKET 011 WLVE /Miami (305) 654.9494 Michael GREGG KARUKAS /Blue Touch BOB JAMES /Love s Where B- TRBE /Sometimes KENNY G/Baby RAMSEY LEV/S/Fragile G RCHARD ELLOT /n The Groove BONNE RATT /One Belie? Away KM WATERS / Nightfall LUTHER VANDROSS / Know BAD ASSAD/Waves RANDY CRAWFORD /Silence DAKOTA MOON /A Promise DON DEGO/Top 01 The World FOUR 80 EAST /Eastside CANDY DULFER /Smooth Make GEORGE BENSON /Standing Together FOURPLAY /Still The One MARAN CAREY /My All ROB MULLNS/Wednesday PATRCE RUSHEN /Days Gone By JOE SAMPLE /Chain Reaction LEE RTENOUR /Ooh -Yeah ACOUSTC ALCHEMY/The Better Shona BOB MAMET /News Fram The Blues BONEY JAMES /nnocence GROVER WASHNGTON... /Bordertown AVENUE BLUE/Nightlife EARL KLUGH/Lasi Song PAUL HARDCASTLE / Shebi CHRS STANORNG/Cool Sheiks 3W 2W 9l7KTWV Lw TW 18 22 20 25 20 19 21 21 19 20 21 25 19 17 20 19 20 20 21 19 15 17 14 18 20 21 21 t 12 13 13 16 9 9 12 16 13 11 16 12 13 14 16 11 14 15 14 12 15 16 14 12 11 13 14 13 12 12 15 11 15 14 13 ARTSTRTLE FND COMPLETE PLAYLSTS FOR ALL NAC /SMOOTH JAll REPORTERS ON R &R ONLNE STEVE COLE/WMO LEE RTENOUR/DM-Yeah MARKET 02 KTWV/Los Angeles (310) 840.7180 Brodie /Stewart Think 01 You JOYCE COOLNG/magine That RCHARD ELLOT /n The Groove KM WATERS /NighUall JONATHAN BUTLER/Dancing BOB JAMES /Love s Where LOUE SHELTON /Satin Dreams GEORGE BENSON/fly By Night SOUL BALLET /Btu Girl CANDY DULFER /Smooth BRYAN SAVAGE/Soul Temptation On The Shore DOWN TO THE BONE /Staten sland Groove BRCKMAN F/KOZ/Parmers n Crime B- TRBE /Sometimes PEACE OF MND/Peace 01 Mind 10 10 10 12 MARAN CAREY /My All 11 10 9 12 BRAN MCKNGHT /Anytime 11 12 11 12 MARC ANTONE /Sunland 14 13 11 11 BRAN CULBERTSOWOn My Mind 10 13 12 11 GREGG KARUKAS/Blue Touch /4 8 16 11 KRK WHALUM/All Need 10 10 12 11 CECE WNANS/What About You 11 11 11 11 ERC CLAPTON/My Fathers Eyes 13 11 10 1e AVENUE BLUE/Seventh Heaven 11 9 8 RONAN HARDMAN /Love Song 2 10 N LUTHER VANDROSS/ Know 9 11 11 5 GEORGE BENSON /Standing Together 7 7 6 4 CRAG CHAOUCO /Holding Back... - - - 2 BRAN BROMBERG /Hero PUTS 3W 2W LW TW 28 27 25 2 28 28 28 2 13 14 22 2 8 9 19 2 28 27 27 2 27 28 13 2 23 26 28 1 12 10 13 1 13 12 14 1 8 171 26 24 17 1 12 14 11 1 13 14 14 1 14 12 10 1 13 13 15 1 14 15 14 1 14 12 12 1 13 13 13 1 9 11 1 13 1 11 1 12 1 10 8 11 1 12 1 10 1 11 1 11 1 12 1 5 6 1 6 5 11 1 10 10 7 1slozs.H KM WATERS /NiRMtall STEVE COLE/When BONEY JAMES /nnocence MARC ANTONE /Sunland LEE RTENOUR/OohYeah FOURPLAY /Still The One FOUR 80 EAST/Easnide MARKET 06 RDAS/Dallaa (214) 630-3011 Fischer Think 01 yarn CANDY DULFER /Smooth BRAN CULBERTSON /On My KC,: PEACE OF MND/Peam 01 Mmd KENNY G/Baby G 10`i1 FM W J Z F PLATO 3W 7W LW TW 1 33 30 33 5 29 30 32 16 17 31 31 16 16 30 31 3 31 32 31 6 17 17 11 16 17 8 16 18 17 16 17 16 17 15 17 16 17 18 17-16 16 5 17 16 29 31 11 16 17 16 13 12 23 12 12 t 12 12 12 12 11 SOUL BALLET /mu Gill BRAXTON BROTHERS /Happy Again CHRS CAMOZZ /Swing Shift GREGG KARUKAS /Simone RCHARD ELLOT /n The Groove BRYAN SAVAGE /Soul Temptation BRCKMAN f /KOZ/Partners n Crime LUTHER VANDROSS/ Know TESH F /NGRAM /Give Me forevei... PHL PERRY /One Heart One Love DOWN TO THE BONE /Brooklyn Heights RONAN HARDMAN /Love Song BABYFACE 8 DES'REE /fire BRAN MCKNGHT /Anytime JOE MCBRDE /Midnight n Madrid ED HAMLTON/Fly LAO An Eagle LOUE SHELTON /Satin Dreams BOB MAMET /A Midnight GEORGE BENSON /Fly By Nigh] MARKET '12 WJZF /Atlanti (404) 8 97-75 00 Edwards KM WATERS/Nightfall GREGG KARUKAS /Blue Touch LEE RTENOUR /Ooh -Yeah CANDY DULFER /Smooth RCHARD ELLOT/n The Groove FOURPLAY /mill The One PAUL HARDCASTLE /She /OÍ BRAXTON BROTHERS/Happy STEVE COLE/WMn Again Think Of You RONAN HARDMAN/Love Song B- TRBE /Sometimes SOUL BALLET /Btu Girl BRCKMAN F /KOZ/Panners n Crime GEORGE BENSON/Standing Together MARLYN SCOTT/The Look 01 Love THOM ROTELLA/What's The Story? AVENUE BLUE /Nightlife BRAN BROMBERG /By The fireplace BOB MANET/Al Midnight BRAN TARGUN /One Arabian Knight DOWN TO THE BONE/Brooklyn HeigMs PECES OF A DREAM/Knikki s Smile JOYCE COOLNG/South 01 Market EARL KLUGHRasi Song AVENUE BLUE /Always There LUTHER VANDROSS / Know AVENUE BLUE /Seventh Heaven BONEY JAMES/nnocence WMUA 95.5 w 2w Lw TW MARKET 63 WNUA/Chicago (312) 645-9550 Stiles Klil.\ ANTS/rTLE ARTSTmTLE W 2W Lw T MARKET 04 \1F KBLX/San Francisco (415) 284-1 02 9 Brown /Glaser PLATS - MARKET 103.7 KKSF _5;...i/. W SW LW TW ARTST/RLE 23 22 24 24 ED HAMLTON /Fly Like An Eagle 16 16 16 1 PAMELA WLL MS /Escape To Paradise 20 20 22 22 PAUL HARM STLE/Shelbi ANTONE /Sunland 8 9 13 1 FOUR 80 EAST /K -Town 22 22 21 22 KM WATERS/Nighltall 27 22 24 24 MARC 23 19 24 23 CHUCK LOEB/Beneath TM Light 14 /4 13 1 KENNY G/Baby 22 22 24 21 MARC ANTO E /Sunland 64 KKSF/San Francisco (415) 9755555 Goldstein /Lawrenr' 24 28 24 23 FOUR 80 EAST /Eastside 11 12 12 FOURPLAY /Still The One 22 22 22 2 STEVE COLE/When Think 01 You 24 24 15 23 DOWN TO THE BONE /Staten sland Groove 12 12 12 1 LEE RTENOUR 000 -Yeah 20 22 20 21 ED HAMLTO /Fly Like An Eagle 21 25 24 22 KENNY G/Baby G 12 11 11 1 CANDY DULFE /Smooth 22 21 13 29 BRCKMAN F /KOZ /Partners n Corm, 19 19 20 21 SOUL BALLET /Blu Girl 11 11 11 1 BONEY JAMES /t's All Good 23 22 20 26 FOUR BO EAST /Eastside 20 17 23 21 LEE RTENOUR /Ooh -Yeah 11 11 11 1 KM WATERS /Ni0hiialt 16 13 17 1 fourplay/sti l The One RAMSEY 11 11 11 1 CHRS STANDR NG/Cool Shades 7 it 13 1 22 20 19 21 LEWS/Fragile BONEY JAME /nnocence 8 13 12 1 CHUCK LOEBMnealh The 20 20 21 21 20 22 22 21 BONEY JAMES/Gs Ni Good FOURPLAY /Still The One 10 10 10 1 8 8. RCHARD ELL Tilt The Groove -BRAN BROMB RG /Hero Light 11 1 CHRS 11 13 STAN RNG /Cool Shades ON /Fly By Night 22 24 22 21 RCHARD ELLOT /n The Groove 9 9 "9 JONATHAN BUTLER /Dancing On The Shan 9 14 1 GEORGE BEN 19 20 20 21 STEVE COLE/When Think 01 You LUTHER VANO OSS / Know 1 16 15 17 LEE RTENOUR /OohYeah 19 21 19 25 BRCKMAN F /KOZ/Partners n Crime 8 8 8 PAMELA WLLAMS /Love n... 11 13 15 1 SOUL BALLET /Blu Gd 15 17 18 S BRAN HUGHES/One 2 One 10 10 9 CHRS CAMOZZ /Swing Shift 15 16 13 1 CANDY DULF R /Smooth - 10 13 6 LUTHER VANDROSS/ Know 7 7 7 CHRS CAMOZ /Suede 14 16 14 1 TM WESBE G /Summertime 13 12 18 16 DAKOTA MOON/A Promise Make 8 8_ 8 RAMSEY LEW /Sub Dude 14 13 14 1 RAMSEY LEWS /fragile 16 16 14 16 BRAN CULBERTSON /On My 8 8 8 GREGG KARUKAS/Blue Touch 8 1 ERC CLAPTO Mind 9 9 /My Father's Eyes 12 19 18 14 CHRS STANDRNG /Cool Shades 14 13 9 FOUR 80 EAST/Easlside 11 9 10 DAKOTA MOON/A Promise Make 6 9 14 GEORGE BENSON /Fly By Night 7 7 7 KRK WHALUM /All Need 11 11 8 BRAN CULBERTSON /Shaign! 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CHUCK LOEB /Beneath FORCE/You Gotta Be 7 3R0 Real 17 1 BRAN BROMBERG/By The fneplace MARKET =15 KFM/San Diego (619) 291-9797 Cole 9 10 27 27 STEVE COLE/When Think 01 You 18 18 18 18 RONAN HARDMAN /Love Song 16 16 16 AVENUE BLUE /Seventh Heaven 26 26 26 27 B TRBE /Sometimes 18 18 18 t DAKOTA MOON /A Promise Make 15 16 16 BRAN CULBERTSON /On My Mind 26 26 27 27 KENNY G /BARy G 18 18 18 N LEE RTENOUR/Ooh -Yeah 16 16 16 FOUR 80 EAST /EasSlde 11 27 27 27 FOURPLAY /Still The One 18 18 18 t KM WATERS / Nightfall 9 10 14 JOE MCBRDE /Midnight n Madrid 27 27 26 26 GREGG KARUKAS /Blue TOOLS 7 7 12 11 KEKO MATSU /Forever. forever 9 13 15 KENNY G/Baby G 26 27 27 26 FOUR 80 EAST /Eastside 18 18 18 U GEORGE BENSON /Standing together 11 13 15 SOUL BALLET/Blu Gul 18 18 18 BONEY JAMES /nnocence 16 16 16 STEVE COLE/When Think 01 You 11 11 11 it 12 11 12 13 LEE RTENOUR/OohYeah SMPLY RED /Mallow My Mind - U 18 S LUTHER VANDROSS/ Know 11 10 14 MARC ANTONE /Sunland 5 8 8 12 FATTBURGER /Spice 18 18 18 BRCKMAN /KOLPanners n 11 10 11 KM WATERS /Nightfall 18 Crime F - 12 10 12 GEORGE BENSON /fly By Night 18 18 18 18 CHRS CAMOZZ/Swing Shill 12 11 12 RONAN HARDMAN /Love Song 18 18 18 t DOWN TO THE BONE/Staten sland GroOVo 16 11 16 16 12 11 KERRY MOY /Jasmine Rower SMPLY REDMellow My Mind 27 26 9 12 KM WATERS /Nightfall 18 18 18 t MARLYN SCOTT /Slatting To Fall 10 8 10 ACOUSTC ALCHEMY/The Bane( Shoes 11 11 10 12 BRAN MCKNGHT /Anytime 12 12 18 18 SMPLY RED/Mellow My Mind 11 11 GEORGE 10 BENSON /Standing Together 5 12 11 11 BRCKMAN F /KOZ /Partners n Crime 18 18 18 lt GREGG KARUKAS /Blue Touch 5 10 11 BRCKMAN F /KOZ /Partners n Crime 12 11 11 11 CHRS STANORNG/Cod Shades 18 18 18 18 JONATHAN CAN /A Day To Remember 11 12 11 KHAN! COLE/You've Made Me So.. 12 9 11 11 GEORGE BENSON /Standing Together 12 12 12 18 RTENOUR/OOhYeah FOURPLAY /Still The One 9 8 9 LEE 11 11 11 KHAK COLE/You 10 ve Made Me So 12 12 12 12 PAUL HARDCASTLE /Shelbi 10 LUTHER VANDROSS/ Know 11 11 11 11 AVENUE BLUE /Seventh Heaven 7 7 12 12 STEVE COLE/When Think 01 You 11 11 11 MARLYN SCOTT/The Look m Love 10 12 10 11 MARC ANTONE /Sunland 5 5 5 12 JOE MCBRDE /Midnight n Madrid 9 9 10 RCHARD SMTH /A Minor Love Altair 9 10 11 11 RCHARD ELLOT /n The 12 12 12 12 BRAN TAROUN /Crary Horse 11 11 11 RONAN HARDMAN/LOVe Song Groove L 11 11 LUTHER VANDROSS/ Know S 18 18 12 RCHARD ELLOT /n The Groove 11 SHAHN 8 SEPEHR /Cafe A /Smooth 12 12 12 12 MARC ANTONE/Sunland 7 9 9 CHRS STANDRNG /COOl Shades 11 11 11 11 CANDY DULFER 1 12 10 11 RANDY CRAWFORD /Sitance 12 12 12 12 FATTBURGER /Spice 4 10 CHUCK LOEB /Ben22t The Light 8 10 N SOUL BALLET/Blu Gill 12 12 12 12 CHRS BOTT1 /Mr. Wan 2 10 DAN SEGEL /Starry Night 6 9 U CHUCK LOEB/Beneath 12 12 12 12 PEACE OF MND /Pwme 10 10 FOURPLAY/SÜ TM-,Ne The Light 01 Mind 9 7 12 BONEY JAMES /nnocence 12 12 12 GEORGE BENSON /FLY S 12 By Not 9 10 10 PAUL HARDCASTLE /Shelbi 1 10 12 11 JOYCE COOLNG /magine That 12 12 12 12 8-TRBE/Sometimes 5 10 PEACE OF MND/Peace Of Mind 1 7 9 18 ED HAMLTON /Fly Like An Eagle 12 12 12 12 KM PENSYUDuiei Cale a 4 11 LOUE SHELTON /Satin DeRms 1 9 10 KEKO MATSUUFotever, Forever 5 5 12 12 ALFONZO BLACRWELUPassion SHAKATAK/Walk n The 5,001 KARUKAS /Blue Touch STANDRNG /Cool Shades 10 9 10 GREGG 2 10 10 19 PAUL HARDCASTLE /Sherri 12 12 12 12 CHRS MARKET 017 KTOT/Phoenie (602) 258.8181 Francis MARKET 020 WJJJ /PiOShurgh (412) 471-9950 Anderson / Hersche. Sh41 ei SwrdpneTiu wiser MARKET 021 WSJT/Tampa (813) 577-7131 Block %Jr/i/H 9 7 ' fi"a-ss- MARKET #22 KNH/Denver (303) 6 94.6 300 Taylor /Marquarl THE WAVE 107.3 '. MARKET =23 WNWV/Cleveland (440) 236-9283 Kimble LAYS 3W 2W LW TW ARTm/TLE 3 24 24 2 MARC ANTO E /Sunland 2 12 20 2 FOURPLAY/Siill The One 20 23 25 2 BRCKMAN F/ OZ/Partners n Crime 3 11 18 2 STEVE COLE/When Think 01 You 4 23 24 2 MARON MEADOWS /January Spring 7 11 11 2 KENNY G /Baby G 12 13 13 2 BRAXTON BROTHERS/HappY Again 8 24 24 1 TURNNG PONT /E Greko 9 12 1 LONEL RCHE/rhe Closest Thing... 9 1 JOE MCBRDE /Midnight n Madrid. 9 13 13 1 BRAN BROMBERG /September 13 12 11 1 BOB MAMET /A Midnight 12 13 12 1 GEORGE BENSON /Standing Together 12 13 14 1 KEKO MATSU /Steps n The Nrghl 13 11 12 1 PAMELA WLLAMS /Love n.. 24 25 17 1 KM WATERS / Nightfall 12 12 14 1 BRAN MCKNGHT /Anytime 13 12 12 1 KHAK COLE/You've Made Me So. 12 13 1 BABYFACE 8 DES'REE /Fire 13 12 12 1 DAKOTA MOON/A Promise Make 13 13 11 1 RAMSEY LEWS/Fragile 9 1 GREGG KARUKAS /Blue touch 11 13 11 TONY DAMEN/This Mil Be 9 11 13 LEE RTENOUR/OohYeah 17 13 11 1 PAUL HARDCASTLE /Shelbi - - - SOUL BALLET/Blu Girl - KRK WHALUM/A Need PEACE OF MND /Peace 01 Mind LUTHER VANDROSS/ Know RCHARD ELLOT/Tell Me About t NAYS 3W 2w Lw W 8 28 28 21 10 12 23 21 28 28 28 N 24 28 18 21 12 11 23 D 24 28 28 28 16 16 16 13 1 16 17 17 1 14 17 16 1 16 17 18 1 10 12 10 1 12 11 11 1 8 111 11 12 11 1 10 12 10 1 11 11 12 1 12 11 12 1 28 20 16 1 11 12 11 1 11 11 6 8 4 1 11 11 11 1 10 10 12 1 9 7 9 7 7 7 5 7 6 9 7 6 28 28 16 ARnSTmTLE FOUR 80 EAST /Eastside STEVE COLE/When 'Fmk Of You KM WATERS /NiRhtlall KENNY G/Baby G PAUL HARDCASTLE /Shelbi GREGG KARUKAS/Blue Touch RONAN HARDMAN /Love Song LUTHER VANDROSS / Know BRAN MCKNGHT /Anytime GEORGE BENSON /Standing Together MARAN CAREY /My All BRCKMAN F /KOZ/Partners n Crime CHRS STANDRNG /Cool Shades GEORGE BENSON /Fly By Night BOB JAMES/Love s Where FOURPLAY /Still The One LEE RTENOUR/Ooh -Yeah BRAN CULBERTSON/On My Mind RCHARD ELLOT /n The Groove CANDY DULFER /Smooth RAMSEY LEWS/Fragile BONEY JAMES /nnocence B- TRBE /Sometimes MARC ANTONE /Sunland ED HAMLTON/Fly Like M Eagle SOUL BALLET /Btu Girl JOYCE COOLNG/magine That JOE MCBRDEMidnighl n Madrid CHRS CAMOZZ/Swing Shill BRAXTON BROTHERS /HAPPY A9aln N +i ARTtT/TrR1 LW WV DU 2W ow 1W ARTST/FRE 3W 3W Lw TW M11STmRE 14 RCHARD ELLOT /n The Groove 10 1 2 STEVE COLE/When TRPP 01 You 14 14 1 26 STEVE COLE/W en Think 01 You 8 1 CHRS STAN RNG/Cool Shades 2 27 3 2 KENNY G/Baby G 24 24 2 25 FOUR 80 EAST /EaslSide 12 13-TRBE/Sometimes 2 27 3 2 FOUR 80 EAST/Eastside 14 14 2 2 LEE RTENOUR Ooh -Yeah 15 1 CHRS BOTT Mr. WOO 1 11 1 2 PAUL HARDCASTLE /Shelbi 17 17 fourplay /Still The One 1 1 1 16 CANDY GULF R /Smooth 14 3 2 GREGG KARUKAS /Blue Touch 24 24 2 KM WATERS /Nightfall 10 1 FOURPLAY/Sti The One 2 27 3 2 KM W1rTERS /NOhtlall 24 24 2 PAUL HARDCASTLE /She1O 7 LEE RTENOUR /OOP Yeah 8 FOURPLAY /Still TM One LUTHER VANDROSS/ Know 15 1 FOUR 80 EAST /Eastside 1 12 1 RONAN HARDMAN /Love Song 24 24 1 KENNY G/Baby G 14 1 GREGG KARUKAS /Blue Touch 1 8 1 GEORGE BENSON /Standing Together 14 14 1 GEORGE BENS N/Standing Together STEVE COLE/When Think 01 You 1 12 1 DAKOTA MOON/A Promise Make 15 15 1 BRAN MCKNGHT /Anytime KENNY G/Baby G 9 1 MARAN CAREY /My All 14 14 1 SMPLY RED/111 (low My Mind 5 1 BOB MAMET /At Midnight ED HAMLTONAFly Like An Eagle 14 54 1 BRAN CULBER SON /On My Mind 1 BRYAN SAVAGE/Kaleidoscope 2 24 1 BRAN BROMBERG/By The Fimplace 14 14 RONAN HARDMAN /Love Song RONAN HARDMAN/Love Song 9 1 CHRS STANDRNG/Cool Shades 4 10 ED HAMLTOWfy Like M Eagle JOYCE COOLNG /magine That 10 1 LEE RTENOUR/O0Yeah /4 14 RCHARD ELL T /n The Groove PHL PERRY /One Mean One Love 10 1 MARC ANTONE/Sunland 10 10 CHRS STANDR NG/Cool Shades AVENUE BLUE 2 28 2 /Seventh Heaven RCHARD ELLOT /n The 14 14 BTRBE /Somet mes 6 Groove 1 MARC ANTONE /Sunland LUTHER VANDROSS/ Know 7 GEORGE BENS N /Fly By Night 9 PETE BELASCO /Love Train 27 23 1 JONATHAN BUTLER/Danoinp On t 16 16 1 BOB JAMES/Lo e s Where PAUL HOWARDS /Elegance And.. 6 6 BONFY JAMES /nnocence 16 16 1 BONE' JAMES /nnocence 9 DAKOTA MOON/A Promise Make 11 13 GNO VANNELL /Slow Lose 8 14 1 JOYCE COOLN /imagine That 9 SMPLY RED/Mellow My Mind 10 10 CANDY DULFER /Smooch 21 8 SOUL BALLET /Btu Grrl BONEY JAMES /nnocence 9 10 1 BRCKMAN F /KOZ/Panners le Lr,r- 14 14 CANDY DULFER /Smooth 2 FATTBURSE WSpice 10 9 1 BOB JAMES /Love s Whet. 14 14 1 MARC ANTON /Sunland 8 GEORGE BENSON/Standing Together 11 9 1 RAMSEY LEWS /Fragile 13 13 BRCKMAN F/K Z /Partners n Clime 15 BRAN CULBERTSON /On My Mind 10 13 1 BRAN MCKNGHT /Anytime 4 14 1 PEACE OF MN /Peace 01 Mind 7 SPRO GYRAMorning Dance 1 10 10 10 BRAN CULBERTSON/On My Mind 10 i RAMSEY LEW /fragile 9 ERC CLAPTON His /Needs Woman FATTBURGER /Spice BRYAN SAVAGE/Soul Temptation - 2 14 KM WATERS /Nightfall GEORGE BENSON/Fly By Night H 8 KEKO MATSU/Toward The Sunrise 9 PEACE OF MND /Peace 01 Mind 7 6 JOYCE COOLNG/magine That d 14 JONATHAN BUT ER/Dancing On The Shore

Was www.americanradiohistory.com 66 R &R August 7, 1998 POP /ALTERNATVE TOP 20 R &R's exclusive sub -chart combining airplay from Hot AC, Alternative, Aduli Alternative, and CHR/Pop r TOTAL TOTAL ARTST TTLE LABEL(S TW LW STATONS/ADDS G00 GOO DOLLS ris (Warner Sunset/Reprise) 1966 2019 41/0 Mike O Brian NATALE MERCHANT Kind & Generous (Elektra/EEG) MATCHBOX 20 Real World (Lava/Atlantic) FASTBALL The Way (Hollywood) o SEMSONC Closing Time (MCA) o ALANS MORSSETTE Uninvited (Warner Sunset/Reprise) BARENAKED LADES One Week (Reprise) Q SMASH MOUTH Can't Get Enough Of You Baby ( Elektra/EEG) NATALE MBRUGLA Torn (RCA) SARAH MCLACHLAN Ada (Arista) m EDWN MCCAN Be (Lava/Atlantic) DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Stay (Wasting Time) (RCA) EVERCLEAR (D NATALE MBRUGLA Wishing Will Buy You A New Life (Capitol) There (RCA) GREEN DAY Time Of Your Life (Good...) (Reprise) EVERYTHNG Hooch (Blackbird/Sire) BRAN SETZER ORCHESTRA Jump Jive An' Wail (lnterscope) MARCY PLAYGROUND Sex And Candy (Capitol) AEROSMTH Don't Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia) ED EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Save Tonight (Work) 1575 1585 39/0 1562 1581 40/0 1523 1594 38/0 1478 1401 39/0 1416 1458 37/0 1332 1247 40/0 1244 1174 37/0 1231 1263 33/0 1230 1319 33/0 1143 1115 32/1 1039 963 38/0 1025 1043 31/0 959 880 38/1 850 853 23/0 765 664 33/1 724 543 33/4 649 744 24/0 616 418 22/3 594 481 29/1 Most Pop /Alternatives are playing some great music, because there's obviously a lot of terrific product out there right now. This variety is helping to make Pop /Alternative stronger than ever. For a while, we had the same artists, like Matchbox 20, Tonic, and Hootie & The Blowfish. We've seen that it's okay to ploy songs like Shania Twain's "You're Still The One" because it's a hit. This can't be o "cookie- cutter" format. But what will separate Pop /Alternatives from the rest of the pack - and what will continue to make the format grow - will be great morning shows and personality radio. What will really molter after the music will be what falls between the records. Star /Son Diego KFMB -FM] is a perfect example of that. t's a station that's right on target musically, yet is able to incorporate so much personality throughout the day. Whenever someone tunes in, they know they'll be hit with great music and great personality. At least for us, the Pop /Alternative talent pool has been exceptional. We've been able to attract some great people. Our ratings success has been one reason for that, and our signal is another. We have the largest FM signal in the country - 105,000 watts at 2980 feet. We're one of a handful of stations in the country that can cover four different Arbitron markets - and cover them well. n addition to Santa Barbara, we can be heard in Santa Maria, San Luis Obispo, and Oxnard- Ventura. t's been a red flag for stations in these markets to possibly enter Pop /Alternative. Mike O'Brian is PD of Pop /Alternative KRUZ /Santa Barbara, CA. This chart reflects airplay from July 27- August 2. Songs ranked by total plays. Contributing stations combine from the Custom Chart function on R &R ONLNE. 1998, R &R nc. ANGGUN Snow On The Sahara (Epic) Total Plays: 539, Total Stations 23. Adds. F00 FGHTERS Walking... (ElektrlRoswell/Capitol) Total Plays. 477, Total Stations: 22. Mds: 4 ATHENAEUM What Didn't Know (Atlantic) Total Plays. 455. Total Stations: 17. Adds: 0 SAVAGE GARDEN To The Moon And Back (Columbia) Total Plays 401. Total Stations. 17, Adds 1 HARVEY DANGER Flagpole Sitha (Slash/London/sland) Total Plays. 399. Total Stations 21 Adds 3 New & Active HEATHER NOVA London Rain... (Big Ca0Work) Total Plays: 395, Total Stations: 21. Adds: 3 SMASHNG PUMPKNS Perfect (Virgin) Total Plays: 393. Total Stations: 18, Adds: 4 GRANT LEE BUFFALO Truly, Truly (S /as/vm'b) Total Plays: 309, Total Stations. 15. Adds. 1 EVE 6 nside Out (RCA) Songs ranked by total plays Total Plays: 257. Total Stations: 15, Adds 3 FUEL Shimmer (550 Music) Total Plays: 195. Total Stations. 10. Adds: 1 Forward- thinking executives lend their perspectives about Pop /Alternative music and formatics each week. KPEK/Albuguergue.NMHAC KAMX/Austin, TX (HAG) KLLYBakerstield. CAHAC WBMXBdslon, MA (MAC) WLCEBudalo. NY (RAC) WLNKiCharlatle, NC(HAC) WTMX/Chicago, L (MAC) WXEG/Daylon,OH(Alt) KALCBenser, CO (HAC) KXPKBenser, CO (AA) WPLTBelroil, M (All) KVSVFnsno,CA(HAC) WKSUGreensboro,NC(HAC) ML/Greensboro, NC MAC) KOZNA(ansas City, MO(HAC) Contributin Stations KMXBAas Vegas. NVHAC KLAUL(eAock. AA MAC) KYSR/Los Angeles, CA(MAC) WPNTRAilwaukee.WHAC) KOSO/Modesto,CA(HAC) KC011rlrlonterey-Salinas, CAHAC) WPTE/Nodulk, VA(HAC) KYS/Oklahoma City, OK (H AC) WSHE/Odanda,FL(HAC) WPLl7Phlade(phia. PA (All) MN/Phoenix, AZ (AN) kzzp/ptioenix, AZ (MAC) WORV/Pitßburgh, PA(HAC) KBBT/POrtland. OR (MAC) WOCGiAaleigh.NCCHR/P HAC -Hot AC Alt -Alternative AA -Adult Alternative CHR/P- CHR/Pop MNE/Rochester, NY (MAC) KZZOlSacramento, CA (HAC) WVRVBt. Louis, MO (AA) KENZBat Lake City, UT (AA) KFMB/San Diego, CA(HAC) KLLC/San Francisco, CA(HAC) KRUZ/Santa Barbon, CA (HAC) WHPT/Tampa. FL (AA) WSSRTampa, FL (MAC) KZPTnucson, AZ (RAC) WMBXAVest Palm Beach, FL (MAC) WXLO/Worcester, MA (HAC) 42Total Stations SXPENCE NONE THE RCHER "Sixpence is a perfect summer record, phones every time we play it!" - Louis Kaplan, KLLC (23 spins last week!) "This record is perfect for my radio station. love this song and this band." - Garett Michaels, WPLT "f you haven't listened yet, you're an idiot! f you haven't put it in rotation yet, what are you waiting for?" - Mike Halloran, XHRM Radio remix by Ben Grosse www.squinterland.com

52.0% ARTST TTLE LABEL(S CALLOUT AMERCA 67 EXCLUSVE NATONAL MUSC RESEARCH ESTMATES AUGUST 7, 1998 CALLOUT AMERCAS song selection is based on the top titles from the R &R CHR/Pop chart for the airplay week of July 13-19. CHR/POP TOTAL AVERAGE FAVORABLTY ESTMATE (1-5) TW LW 3W TOTAL% FAMLARTY TOTAL% BURN AEROSMTH Don't Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia) 4.07 4.09 3.78 3.91 80.2% 15.3% GOO GOO DOLLS ris (Warner Sunset/Reprise) 4.05 4.11 4.03 4.13 87.1% 20.0% PRAS MCHEL f /ODB & MYA Ghetto Supastar... (nterscope) 3.95 3.80 3.80 3.84 72.8% 16.8% BRANDY & MONCA The Boy s Mine (Atlantic) 3.90 3.99 3.84 3.89 79.7% 23.5% EDWN MCCAN 'll Be (Lava/Atlantic) 3.89 3.89 3.64 3.79 74.5% 15.6% NEXT Too Close (Arista) 3.82 3.78 3.81 3.76 65.3% 19.8% FATH HLL This Kiss (Warner Bros.) 3.79 3.68 3.77 3.71 48.0% 11.1% MATCHBOX 20 Real World (Lava/Atlantic) 3.77 3.64 3.56 3.64 79.0% 19.8% FASTBALL The Way (Hollywood) 3.73 3.54 3.61 3.59 85.1% 27.5% BACKSTREET BOYS 'll Never Break Your Heart (Jive) 3.70 3.76 - - 54.0% 9.2% HARVEY DANGER Flagpole Sitta (Slash /London /sland) 3.70 3.55 3.53 3.53 40.6% 8.2% WLL SMTH Just The Two Of Us (Columbia) 3.70 3.72 3.58 3.71 85.1% 25.7% VOCES OF THEORY Dimelo (Say t) (H.O.L.ARed Ant) 3.68 - - - 35.9% 7.7% SEMSONC Closing Time (MCA) 3.65 3.74 3.73 3.73 78.5% 21.5% EVERCLEAR Will Buy You A New Life (Capitol) 3.60 3.68 3.61 3.49 54.5% 13.6% CELNE DON To Love You More (550 Music) 3.59 3.43 3.40 3.58 73.5% 20.5% BEASTE BOYS ntergalactic (Grand RoyaUCapitol) 3.58 - - - 32.4% 8.7% ALANS MORSSETTE Uninvited (Warner Sunset /Reprise) 3.57 3.60 3.56 3.57 83.2% 31.4% SARAH MCLACHLAN Adia (Arista) 3.57 3:62 3.46 3.60 78.0% 27.0% ALL SANTS Never Ever (London/sland) 3.49 3.53 3.43 3.48 54.2% 12.1% CREED My Own Prison (Wind-up) 3.48 3.68 3.58 3.56 34.2% 7.4% JENNFER PAGE Crush (Edel America/Hollywood) 3.48 3.34 2.96 3.22 48.0% 13.1% SMASH MOUTH Can't Get Enough Of You Baby (Elektia/EEG) 3.45 3.42 3:21-3.32 67.8% 17.3% - FVE When The Lights Go Out (Arista) 3.40 3.31 3.45 3.28 52.0% 11.9% N SYNC Tearin' Up My Heart (RCA) 3.38 3.52 3.29 13.9% SAVAGE GARDEN To The Moon And Back (Columbia) 3.36 3.45 3.17 3.15 67.3% 18.3% NATALE MERCHANT Kind &Generous (Elektra/EEG) 3.23 3.24 3.11 3.36 80.4% 32.4% ACE OF BASE Cruel Summer (Arista) 3.22 3.23 3.06 3.17 61.1% 14.4% MADONNA Ray Of Light (Maverick/WB) 2.99 3.15 3.03. 3.15 72.5% 29.2% SWRL 360 Hey Now Now (Mercury) 2.95 - - - 20.0% 5.0% Total sample size is 400 respondents with a +/ -5 margin of error. Total average favorability estimates are based on a scale of 1-5 (1= dislike very much, 5 = like very much). Total familiarity represents the percentage of respondents who recognized the song. Total burn represents the number of respondents who said they are tired of hearing the song. Sample composition is based on females aged 12-34. who responded favorably to a CHR/Pop musical montage in the following regions and markets: EAST Baltimore, Boston, Long sland, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Providence, Washington, DC. SOUTH: Atlanta, Charlotte, Dallas, Houston, Miami, New Orleans, Norfolk, Orlando, Tampa. MDWEST Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, ndianapolis, Kansas City, Minneapolis, St. Louis. WEST Los Angeles, Portland, Salt Lake City. San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle. Songs are removed from Callout America after 20 weeks of testing. 1998, R &R nc. 7M L_ L R &R #7 Rank Overall Callout #8 Rank 12-17 Female America #10 Rank 18-24 Female #5 Rank 25-34 Female "John and tested 'This Kiss' in middays and afternoons and loved the way it sounded on the air. Now we're-at 100 spins and seeing very promising potential in call -out, plus good CALLOUT AMERCA Hot Scores BY ANTHONY ACAMPORA Movie music grabs this week's top three positions on Callout America -R &R's exclusive survey of 400 women aged 12-34. Twenty -two years after their first top 10 hit, "Dream On." Aerosmith tops Callout America for the first time with " Don't Want To Miss A Thing," (Columbia), from the movie Armageddon. "Don't" posts a 4.07 total favorability score, while ranking second in teens (4.31) and 18-24s (4.01), and fourth 25-34 (3.83). "ris" by Goo Goo Dolls (Warner Sunset/Reprise), from the multi - platinum soundtrack to City Of Angels, is second overall with a 4.05. "ris" is tops among 8-24s (4.11) and 25-34s (3.93). "Ghetto Supastar (That s What You Are)" by Pras Michel f/odb & Mya (nterscope), from the movie Bulworrh, leaps to third overall with a 3.95. "Supastar" is tops among teens (4.32) and third with women 18-24 (4.00). "'This Kiss" by Faith Hill (Warner Bros.) is testing across the board. "Kiss" is seventh overall (3.79), eighth 12-17 (3.92), 10th 18-24 (3.66), and fifth 25-34 (3.81). "Flagpole Sitta" by Harvey Danger (Slash/London/sland) is raised 3.55-3.70 overall (tied for 10th), while ranking sixth 18-34 (3.85), and second in the South (4.00). An important component in callout research is to constantly review your hooks. This week, after hearing success stories at key stations that used an alternate hook, the Callout America hook for "To Love You More" by Celine Dion (550 Music) was revised. The track went 3.43-3.59 overall and made the top 10 25-34. "Dimelo (Say t)" by Voices Of Theory (H.O.L.AJRed Ant) and "ntergalactic" by the Beastie Boys (Grand Royal/Capitol) both debut with quality fast -week scores (3.68 and 3.58, respectively). Both titles are already top 10 18-24. "Crush" by Jennifer Paige (Edel America /Hollywood) continues to grow along with its familiarity, trending 2.96-3.34-3.48 in total favorability. 3.79 Mean Score 3.92 Mean Score 3.66 Mean Score 3.81 Mean Score 00 R &R CHR/POP m -m Top 40 Mainstream Monitor Debut 36* Billboard Hot 100 28* - 25* phones. We believe in this record." -DAVD COREY, WXKS/BOSTON "Faith Hill's 'This Kiss' is an awesome record. The positive response from out Lsteners was immediate. Call-out and phones are both Top 5 and we're just getting started." -KENT PHLLPS, KPLZ/SEATTLE " 'This Kiss' beat every song for two weeks solid in our nightly New Music Challenge. We had to retire it as our champ, opting for an early add. Now, based on early research potential. we're moving 'This Kiss' into power rotation." - LORRN PALAG, KHMX/HOUSTON "When Dan and first heard 'This Kiss. we both knew the record was a hit. Since that first listen. have seen nothing to make me think otherwise. The response on the phones has been positive, album sales in Atlanta have been strong and early call -out says that This Kiss' will be a very good record for Star94." -J.R.AMMONS. STAR94 /ATLANTA

68 R&R August 7. 1998 CHR CONTEMPORARY HT RADO TONY NOVA The Key To Our Future C GM and programmers discuss investing in and training talent At my first job, remember asking questions like, `Why do you cart up the music? Why do you play that song there and follow it with this song?' This is how began my learning process. - Rob Morris i So much has been said about talent and, in many cases, the perceived lack of talent in radio at the present time. This was a hot issue at this year's Conclave, a convention widely respected for its dedication to training people to become better programmers and talent. n part two of our follow -up to the CHR session, KDWB, KTCZ & WRQC /Minneapolis VP/ GM Marc Kalman; KDWB PD Rob Morris; WDCG, WRDU, WRFN & WTRG/Raleigh OM Brian Burns; and WSNX/Grand Rapids PD John Thomas discuss their hands - on experience with talent at their winning radio stations. The session was moderated by KRBE/Houston PD John Peake. Peake: Let's discuss training. There are a lot of young people searching for mentors and looking to move up in our business. believe we can agree that there is a serious lack of training in the radio industry. To the best of my knowledge, there is no PD school and no major university that offers courses in anything remotely similar to what my job is. Most of you who have gone to school know there is not a class in college that teaches you how to deal with the record industry. Do you feel our industry needs a training program for personalities and programmers? Marc Kalman Morris: Three days prior to this year's R &R Convention, Chancellor Media conducted their first group programming meeting. Steve Rivers scheduled it, and it was great. Steve brought in speakers from research companies, Arbitron, and other media -related companies. t was a great meeting and learning experience for everyone. John is right when he says much of what we do cannot be taught in college. The best place to learn is on the job. was fortunate to move up to an Assistant PD position where saw myself as training to someday be a PD. believe companies like Chancellor, Entertaining and creating that relationship with the listener are what this business is all about. f we don't forget that, everything else will take care of itself. - Brian Burns by holding these types of meetings and making such a commitment to talent, are on the right track to helping people learn and providing them with the opportunity to expand their duties. can tell you, during the presentations found myself writing everything down. While wanted to absorb it at that moment, also wanted to Rob Morris Brian Burns have as much as possible in writing to put away and go back to at some time for a point of reference. What drove me to be a PD is a deep passion to be in this business; want to do this job. f this description fits you, then advise you to learn everything about this job that you can when you get yourself into a station. At my first job, remember asking questions like, "Why do you cart up the music? Why do you play that song there and follow it with this song?" This is how began my learning process. Peake: All of you love radio, and you probably swept the floors, cleaned the bathroom, did weekends, drove the van, wrecked the van - anything at all tti get your foot in the door and the opportunity to work at a radio station. Today, the talent pool, for whatever reason, does not seem as hungry, and we have technology like Virtual Radio breathing down our necks and taking away radio jobs: Where's it all going? Burns: We can never forget that we are still a people business. Machinery will never take our place, because we are entertainers. Entertaining and creating that relationship with the listener are what this business is all about. f we don't forget that, everything else will take care of itself. don't think we will forget our roots. Peake: s there advice that each of you can offer to young people who want to get into radio as a DJ or even a PD? What can they do to get your attention and get a job at your radio station? Thomas: get disturbed when hear that there is a lack of talent. There are hundreds of young and talented people out there, but sometimes, as PDs, we get so busy in our own day -to -day situations that we don't go out there and find them. We also have to be willing to work with them through the process. Unfortunately, the talent pool does not seem to be as hungry as it was when came up through the system. would work a full -time job, and the PD would call me at 7:00 and tell nie he John Thomas John Peake needed me to do overnights, and was there. That type of stuff does not happen much anymore, but we still have to invest in talent. f we don't, we are not going to recycle, and the great radio stations are going to go away. The key for programmers when it comes to talent is, yes, we are busy and we get tons of calls, but we have to take the time to teach and work with talent. My definition of a talent is someone who is hungry, passionate, and driven. f they have those qualities, they are teachable. While colleges and broadcasting schools help provide the basics, when they come out of those schools, they are handed a piece of paper that sometimes does not mean anything. Young talent also has to get involved with talented programmers like Brian [Bums] and Rob [Morris], who can help shape and guide their careers. There are many programmers who took care of me for three or four years before ever met them in person. [Consultant and former KDWB PD] Mark Bolke pickeli up the phone every week to talk to me for two years until finally met him a year ago. Brian Kelly in Chicago did same thing. We have to take it upon our- selves to give back to the people who are sitting out there trying to make it. Let's help them cut their teeth and become the great talent and PDs of the future. f we don't, we are in big trouble. Burns: We tend, in this business, to hire skills. Well, you can help people develop skills, but what you can't help people develop is character. My recommendation is to find people who have the work ethic and character and help them develop their skills. f you hire skills and they don't have that character and work ethic, there is nothing you can do to change that. Peake: What advice can you offer about getting that opportunity? What do people need to do to get your attention? Kalman: There is nobody that we won't talk to. Every day before go home, return every call that is on my desk, and don't leave until return all the calls. Everyone is welcome to come see us at KDWB. f we have a young programmer, Rob [Morris] will see them, and that goes for whoever it might be. Mark Bolke can tell you about a young kid from Fairmont, Minnesota. Quite a few years ago, he wrote us a letter explaining how his dream was to one day work at KDWB. called him and spoke with his father, and when the kid was a senior in high school, we invited him to come and spend a day with our programming people. He took us up on the offer, and while he was at the station, encouraged him to go to the university and get an education. Now he is on the air in New York. We all have to remember that we were all helped somewhere along the line. Peake: Mark, when you are interviewing PDs, what do you look for? What skills are important to you? Kalman: People skills and programming skills are obvious requirements for the job. You need the programming skills and you need to know the basics, but even beyond the basics, how do you keep the family together? For example, at KDWB we've had our talent on the air a long time, and we don't need a genius to come in and disrupt it. We don't need to hire a new morning show or new night person. What you need to know is how to keep the continuity and how to appreciate the history of the station, what we built and how we built it. t's your job to continue on, evolve, and grow the radio station to new heights and new levels without being disruptive. Therefore, the heart and soul of the person are almost the key. Programming skills are also vital, but you have to be a good soul to get to the other part of the acquisition. Peake: John, you are in a smaller market. How do you find young talent, and when do you give them their shot? Thomas: don't put anyone on the air who is not ready. What try to do is find someone who has the ability, the passion and the drive, then try to work with them. brought in an afternoon guy who worked overnights at WKBQ in St. Louis. Everyone said, "Don't hire him; he's too much work" Those are the type of guys want. want someone who is going to go out there and push the envelope a little bit. 'd rather bring them back than have to push them. Ea There are hundreds of young and talented people out there, but sometimes, as PDs, we get so busy in our own day -to -day situations that we don't go out there and find them. - John Thomas The game is won in the trenches with your people. f you are not explaining to them what the goal of the radio station is, you are going to fail. So 'd rather take someone who has a lot of raw talent and ambition. When they are passionate, they will deliver the numbers. My guys walk around like they own that building, and 'd rather have it that way. Peake: How much time do you spend with your talent? 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Don't 70 CHR,/POP TOP 50 3W 2W LW 1W 1 1 1 0 8 3 2 0 6 4 3 7 5 4 0 2 2 5 9 8 7 11 10 10 0 0 4 6 6 12 12 12 0 14 13 11 0 5 9 8 11 3 7 9 18 15 13 23 23 17 CD 19 16 16 0 27 24 20-0 10 11 15 17 20 17 18 21 19 19 18 0 22 21 21 m 25 25 23 13 14. ARTST TTLE LABEL(S) AUGUST 7, 1998 GOO GOO DOLLS ris (Warner Sunset/Reprise) AEROSMTH Don't Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia) BRANDY & MONCA The Boy s Mine (Atlantic) MATCHBOX 20 Real World (Lava/Atlantic) ALANS MORSSETTE Uninvited (Warner Sunset/Reprise) NEXT Too Close (Arista) JENNFER PAGE Crush (EdelAmerica/Hollywood) FASTBALL The Way (Hollywood) WLL SMTH Just The Two Of Us (Columbia) SEMSONC Closing Time (MCA) SHANA TWAN You're Still The One (Mercury) NATALE MBRUGLA Torn (RCA) ALL SANTS Never Ever (London /sland) 'N SYNC Tearin' Up My Heart (RCA) SAVAGE GARDEN To The Moon And Back (Columbia) BACKSTREET BOYS 'll Never Break Your Heart (Jive) K -C & JOJO All My Life (MCA) SMASH MOUTH Can't Get Enough Of You Baby ( Elektra/EEG) FVE When The Lights Go Out (Arista) ACE OF BASE Cruel Summer (Arista) EDWN MCCAN 'll Be ( Lava/Atlantic) NATALE MERCHANT Kind & Generous (Elektra/EEG) BREAKER NATALE MBRUGLA Wishing Was There (RCA) 28 27 26 m PRAS MCHEL F /ODB & MYA Ghetto...(That s...) (lnterscope) 15 20 24 25 17 18 22 26 BREAKER BRAN MCKNGHT Anytime (Motown) SARAH MCLACHLAN Adia (Arista) SWRL 360 Hey Now Now (Mercury) 24 26 27 CELNE DON To Love You More (550 Music) BREAKER m BARENAKED LADES One Week (Reprise) 16 22 25 39 37 30 0 43 38 33 37 35 31-43 36 0 34 33 35 46 42 37 0-50 42 m 41 40 40 m 32 28 34 42 41 39 m - - 47 m 26 30 38 42 D E BUT m - 45 46 m 31 34 41 45 36 39 43 50-48 0 MARCY PLAYGROUND Sex And Candy (Capitol) USHER My Way (LaFace /Arista) JANET Go Deep (Virgin) DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Stay (Wasting Time) (RCA) FATH HLL This Kiss (Warner Bros.) GREEN DAY Time Of Your Life (Good...) (Reprise) BRAN SETZER ORCHESTRA Jump Jive An' Wail (lnterscope) NOJ Time After Time (Columbia). VOCES OF THEORY Dimelo (Say t) (H.O.L.A. /Red Ant) EVERCLEAR Will Buy You A New Life (Capitol) HARVEY DANGER Flagpole Sitta (Slash /London /sland) EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Save Tonight (Work) MADONNA Ray Of Light (Maverick/WB) BEASTE BOYS ntergalactic (Grand Royal /Capitol) MSTER JONES Destiny (A &M) BACKSTREET BOYS Everybody (Backstreet's Back) (Jive) DESTNY'S CHLD No, No, No (Grass Roots /Columbia) DREAMHOUSE Stay (Trauma) D E B U T m DAKOTA MOON Another Day Goes By (Elektra/EEG) D E B U T ' m MERRL BANBRDGE Lonely (Universal) 45 46 50 50 NNER CRCLE Not About Romance (Republic /Universal) TW 7515 7118 6041 5808 5145 5031 4905 4557 4497 4378 4175 4063 3674 3620 3404 3369 3270 3153 3065 3019 2722 2649 2480 2272 2207 2168 2161 2077 2014 1899 1775 1772 1651 1534 1289 1284 1249 1211 1109 1096 969 818 813 804 793 788 751 719 523 499 LW TOTAL 2w 7489 7178 6595 5966 6054 5861 5776 5669 5686 6476 4992 5247 4518 4194 5170 5657 4055 3796 4055 3702 4706 5184 4521 5270 3515 3292 3157 2693 3367 3236 2911 2459 3397 4028 3157 3043 2918 2869 2847 2745 2500 2341 3447 3548 1980 1263 2168 1961 2481 2843 2677 2946 1896 1560 2167 2248 1443 587 2313 2701 1566 1205 1429 1173 1456 1246 1156 748 1177 1261 1126 887 907 585 1000 921 1365 1563 1028 905 791 554 1073 1474 432 303 793 668 996 1258 879 964 665 571 576 329 257 19 587 667 3W TOTAL STATONS'AODS 7021 136/0 5138 137/1 5524 129/0 5457 129/2 6748 129/0 5026 117/2 3740 134/1 5866 116/0 3604 112/3 3498 124/1 5706 106/0 5945 114/0 2997 124/3 2260 121/1 2972 124/0 1899 124/1 4392 105/0 2775 120/2 2723 113/1 2483 109/2 2198 88/6 3559 89/0 511 114/3 1743 81/1 3267 61/0 3042 76/2 1136 107/3 2259 97/1 251 113/15 3249 72/0 919 89/3 779 99/11 1033 88/4 406 92/10 1147 47/1 659 77/5 422 78/19 884 63/5 1527 50/1 820 68/4 131 65/10 2070 31/1 195 63/21 551 66/2 1531 37/1 1102 28/2 585 51/3 46 5617 47/6 682 25/0 This chart reflects airplay from July 27- August 2. Songs ranked by total plays. Highlighted songs indicate Breaker. 140 CHR/Pop reporters. 136 current playlists. Songs below No. 25 are moved to recurrent after 26 weeks. 1998, R &R nc. TOTAL /NCREASE 2480/500 TOTAL /NCREASE BREAKER& NATALE MBRUGLA Wishing Was There (RCA) TOTAL STATONS ADDS 114/3 SWRL 360 Hey Now Now (Mercury) TOTAL STATONS /ADDS 2161/265 107/3 TOTAL /NCREASE BARENAKED LADES One Week (Reprise) TOTAL STATONS /ADDS 2014/571 113/15 ARTST TTLE LABEL(S) MOST ADDED, EVERYTHNG Hooch (Blackbird /Sire) BEASTE BOYS ntergalactic (Grand Royal /Capitol) NOJ Time After Time (Columbia) EVE 6 nside Out (RCA) ANGGUN Snow On The Sahara (Epic) BARENAKED LADES One Week (Reprise) JANET Go Deep (Virgin) EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Save Tonight (Work) FATH HLL This Kiss (Warner Bros.) CHAP CHART CHART ADDS DAKOTA MOON Another Day Goes By (Elektra/EEG) 7 FOO FGHTERS Walking After...(Elektra/Roswell /Capitol) 7 SSTER HAZEL Concede (Universal) 7 MOST NCREASED TOTAL PLAY ARTST - -... -.. NCREASE BARENAKED LADES One Week (Reprise) +571 AEROSMTH Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia) +523 NATALE MBRUGLA Wishing Was There (RCA) +500 'N SYNC Tearin' Up My Heart (RCA) +463 BACKSTREET BOYS 'll Never Break Your Heart (Jive) +458 WLL SMTH Just The Two Of Us (Columbia) +442 JENNFER PAGE Crush (Edel America/Hollywood) +387 BEASTE BOYS ntergalactic (Grand RoyaUCapitol) FATH HLL This Kiss (Warner Bros.) JANET Go Deep (Virgin) HOTTEST RECURRENTS ARTST TTLE LABEL(S) WLL SMTH GAttin' Jiggy Wit t (Columbia) MATCHBOX 20 3am (Lava/Atlantic) SAVAGE GARDEN Truly Madly Deeply (Columbia) 'N SYNC Want You Back (RCA) THRD EYE BLND How's t Going To Be ( Elektra/EEG) JANET Together Again (Virgin) SMASH MOUTH Walkin' On The Sun (lnterscope) BACKSTREET BOYS As Long As You Love Me (Jive) ROBYN Show Me Love (RCA) THRD EYE BLND Semi -Charmed Life ( Elektra/EEG) 51 21 19 17 16 15 11 10 10 +381 +378 +343 Breakers: Songs registering 2000 plays or more for the first time. 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72 R &R August 7, 1998 CHR/POP NEW & ACTVE NEW RELEASES BG PUNSHER F /JOE Still Not A Player (Loud) NCOLE Make t Hot (EastWest/EEG) Total Plays: 473. Total Stations: 26. Adds: 3 Total Plays: 140. Total Stations: 16, Adds: 5 4 THE CAUSE Stand By Me (RCA) Total Plays: 441, Total Stations: 22. Adds: 0 PURE SUGAR Delicious (Geffen) Total Plays. 413. Total Stations: 34, Adds: 5 AALYAH Are You That Somebody? (Atlantic) ANGGUN Snow On The Sahara (Epic) Total Plays: 137. Total Stations: 25, Adds: 16 FUEL Shimmer (550 Music) Total Plays: 137. Total Stations: 13. Adds: 2 CHERRY POPPN' DADDES CULTURE CLUB KENNY LATTMORE Brown Derby Jump (Mojo /Universal) Just Wanna Be Loved (Virgin) Days Like This (Columbia) Total Plays: 358, Total Stations: 14. Adds: 4 CLEOPATRA Cleopatra's Theme (MavericluWB) Total Plays: 336. Total Stations: 26. Adds: 2 EVERYTHNG Hooch (Blackbird/Sire) Total Plays: 280, Total Stations: 63, Adds: 51 SMASHNG PUMPKNS Perfect (Virgin) Total Plays: 128. Total Stations: 19. Adds: 6 F00 FGHTERS Walking After You (Elektra/Roswell/Capitol) Total Plays: 86. Total Stations: 11, Adds: 7 MONFAH 98 DEGREES QUEEN f /WYCLEF JEAN SSTER SOLEL Touch t (Uptown /Universal) Because Of You (Motown) Another One... (Dream Works /Geffen) Torch (Universal) EVE 6 nside Out (RCA) KELLY PRCE Friend Of Mine (T- Neck/sland) Total Plays: 82. Total Stations: 11. Adds: 2 WLD ORCHD Be Mine (RCA) Total Plays: 228. Total Stations: 37. Adds: 17 DEBORAH COX Things Just Ain't The Same (Arista) SSTER HAZEL Concede (Universal) Total Plays: 211, Total Stations: 23. Adds: 6 Total Plays: 63. Total Stations: 11. Adds: 7 TATYANA Ali Daydreamin (MJiWork) CHRSTNA AGULERA Reflection (Walt Disney) Total Plays: 175. Total Stations: 11. Adds: 2 Total Plays: 47. Total Stations: 10. Adds: 2 Songs ranked by total plays EGHT S ENOUGH... - especially with this group. Planning mischief and mayhem are (l -r) Arista's Tom Maffei, Motown's Davey D., Jeff McClusky's Rick Cooper, Jeff McClusky, WBBM /Chicago PD Todd Cavanah, R &R's Tony Novia. Columbia's Lee Leipsner, and WBBM /Chicago MD Erik Bradley PARTY PARTNERS - During a recent event, these fine people wanted to take a balloon ride across the world. However, they decided to stay grounded. Happy to be on solid ground are (standing) V2 Head /Promotion Matt Pollack; (sitting, l -r) MTV VP /Programming Ken Benson, wife Lori, and Richard Branson. BRTHDAY BUDDES - One candle for these two egos. you ve got to be kidding. Seen here sharing the same birthday cake are WBBM /Chicago MD Erik Bradley and Jeff McClusky TELL ME... - what a diva Universal artist Billie Myers is. After performing at KMXV /Kansas City's Red. White. and Blue concert. Myers (c) does some post- concert posing with Universal's Jodi Ryan Bland and KMXV PD Jon Zellner.

ipure www.americanradiohistory.com 1 BMENMED T CHR/POP REPORTERS August 7, 1998 R &R 73 Stations and their adds listed alphabetically by market WFLY /Albany, NY OM: Michael Morgan PD: Rob Dawes MD: Ron Williams WSSX/Charleston. SC PD: Billy Sud MD Christine Cross KMCK/Fayetteville. AR PD: Scott Johnson MD: Mike Chase WZYPMuntsville, AL PD: Bill West MD: Chris Callaway KS/Los Angeles, CA PD: Dan Kieley APD/MD. Tracy Austin PART YAKOADCS Wem O SARAN MCLACHLAN -Adu" WKCMew Haven, CT PD: Kelly Nash WPRO/Providence. R PD: Tony Bristol MD: Dave Morris KRUF/Shreveport, LA PO/MD: Gary Robinson WWKZ/Tupelo, MS POND: Rick Stevens KDD /Alexandria, LA PD Kahuna APO'MD. Jay Stevens WSSR/Charleston, WV PD: Mark Summer WWCK/Fint, M PD: Scott Seiple M0: Nathan Reed WZPLAndianapolis, N PD. Tom Gjerdrum MD. Dave Decker WDJX/Louisville, KY OM /PD: C.C. Matthews APD/MO: Rod Phillips WOGN/New London, CT OM: Franco PD: Jim Reitz APD: Brent McKay WHTS/Ouad Cities, A -L OM: Tony Waitekus M0: Brian Scott WNDUBouth Bend, N PD/MD: Casey Daniels BRÚN SEkR DHLH J E KSX/Tyler, TX nterim PD: Larry Kent MD: Mick Fulgham eì Asia; lac +S AUDRA B ALAYNA-len WAEB /Allentown. PA PD: Brian Check MD: Chuck McGee Al SANTS 'Re, BRM SEVER OROH 'Jump- KDZ/Amarillo, TX nterim PO: Cisco Kidd EVERYTHNG ' Hoorn KGOT /Anchorage, AK OM: Mark Murphy P0: Paul Walker WSTR /Atlanta, GA PO: Dan Bowen MD. J.R. Ammons WZNY /Augusta. GA PD. Bruce Stevens MO. Michael Chase KHF /Austin, TX PD: Krash Kelly MD: Leslie Basenberg WXYV/Baltimore, MD PD: Dave Ferguson APO: MD Throbb WLSS/Balon Rouge. LA PD: Robert Ellman MO: Todd Chase NG Goo, BNOJ -tune' BEAST* BOYS 'rrer' KOXY/Beaumont, TX APD: Pam Pace MD: Brandin Shaw WXYKBiloxi, MS PD: Patty Steele MD: Kenny Vest 9B xa ASULER.e -RWkdan' GHEERS'wnmp- DEGxEES -ewan,: WMRVBinghamton, NY OM: Bill Sheridan PD: Jacko MD: Louie G. WXKSBoston. MA PD'. John vey APDMD'. David Corey WKSEButtalo. NY OM. Sue O'Neil PO MD. Dave Universal WRZE /Cape Cod. MA PD Mike ODonnell MD. Kevin Matthews WNKS /Charlotte. NC P0: Brian Bridgman MD: Danny Wright KLRS/Chico. CA PD.MD: Christopher Cair WKRQ/Cincinnati, OH OM: Mike Marino PD: Bill Klaproth MD: Jim Kelly WZJM /Cleveland, OH PD: Dave Eubanks MD. Action Jackson K10VG/Coiorado Stings, CO PD: Bobby rwin APD: Paul Johnson MD: Rob Ryan EVERYTHNG '100c1 WNOK/Columbia, SC PD: Jonathan Rush MD: T.J. McKay WNC /Columbus, OH PO: John Dimick APD/MD: Neal Sharpe DREAMHOr.E: KHKS/Dallas, TX OM: John Cook PD: Ed Lambed MD: John Reynolds WGTZ/Dayton, OH OM'. Michael Luczak PO. Dale Baird MD. Dari Steele WKMX/Dothan, AL PD: Phil Thomas MD: Tim Godwin AMGGUN 'Sahara" NDJ -r,ei...n MG 'Room' EVE 6 -mge' WNK/Elmira, NY PD: Bob Quick APD/MD: Eric Mooa VEYHFJERTHNG r SUGM'DeKgm' SSTER HMrl,Cede WRTS/Erie, PA PD /MD: Jon Reilly APD Beth Ann McBride SMASH, KDUK/Eugene. OR MD Valerie Steele WJMX/Ftorence, SC OM /PD: Keith Mitchell APD/MO Kyle WXKB/Ft. Myers, FL PD: Chris Cue MD: Randy Sherwyn KSR/Ft. Smith, AR PD/MO: Fred Baker Dx04 AVE MATTHEWS BAND "Sial EVERYTHNG -Hnorn' EVE 6 'lank' CRYSTAL METHOD ADORA 6 MAYRA Telly WMEEFt. Wayne, N OM: Dean McNeil PD/MD: Captain Chris Didier APO: Ange Canessa SSTER nal-comeee WYKS/Gainesville. FL PD: Jeri Banta MD: Nick Vance WSNX/Grand Rapids. M PD: John Thomas APD/MD Keith Curry WVT /Grand Rapids. M PD/MD: Jeff Andrews NGJ lent WXX/Green Bay. W PO: Dan Stone MD: David Burns WRHT/Greenville, NC PD: J.T. Bosch APOMD: Gina Gray WFBC/Greenville, SC PD: Nikki Nile APURAD: J. Love WNNKMarrisburg, PA PD: John O'Dea MD: Denny Logan BMENAKEO TOD'.ES -Weed' 0EBORM COX'1Ms WKSSMarttord, CT PD: Jay Beau Jones MD: Mike McGowan KXME/Honolulu, H Co -PD: Jamie Hyatt Ca -PD: Kid Leo Baldwin 91 SO, PARK -BNln 46 SSO loon 'Gonna- KRBF/Houston. TX PD: John Peake APD: Scotty Sparks MD: Jay Michaels WYOY /Jackson. MS GM /PD: Dick O'Neil APOND: Kevin Vaughan WAPE/Jacksanville, FL OM /PD: Cat Thomas APDMO: Tony Mann WAEZ/Johnson City, TN OM: Bill Hagy PO: Gary Blake MO: Lisa Jo Elliot WGLU /Johnstown. PA PD. Rich Adams MD: Mitch Edwards WKFR/Xalamazoo. M PD: Dave Michaels MD. Craig Russell KMXVKansas City. MO PD: Jon Zellner MD: Dylan WWST/Knoxville, TN PD: Rich Bailey MD: Jake Edwards KSMB/Lalayette. LA PD: Larry LeBlanc MO. Brad Newman KDWB/Minneapolis, MN WLAN/Lancaster. PA PD: Rob Morris PD: Jordan Walsh APDND: Rich Davis APD/AMD: Vince D'Ambrosio BMENMED LADES W, WHZZ/l ansing, M PD/MD : Woody Houston WLKT/Lexington, KY PD: Jill Meyer KFRX/Lincoln, NE PD: Sonny Valentine APD: Larry Freeze MD: Joe Tyler KHTE/Little Rock, AR PD: Neal Ardman MO. Alyne Hoover DAKOTA MOON'Mlitl, FOC EGHERS'WiLnS WBLULaigjsland, NY PO: Ken Medek MD: A Levine 60 MATCHBOX 20 Weil 40 MA00NWA -L M' 30 DESTNY, CHLD' NO 20 MASSF BOYS 'md' KZ/Lubbock. TX PD. Jay Shannon MD. Steve Logan WMGB/Macon. GA Group PO. James Gregory WEE/Madison. W PD: Jimmy Steele MD: Tommy Bodeen KBFM/MnAllen- Brownsville, TX OM: Billy Santiago APD/MD: Jell DeWitt WAOA/Melboume, FL OM/PD: Mike Lowes.14 J4 14301 'Dmek YE CHERRY -Save' :0AN COX 'Teems - SUGAR "NM... WKSLMemphis. TN OM: Chris Taylor MD. Robin Cole THNG "Pox,. BEASiUL BOYS -rrer' DAVE MATTHEWS BAND 'Stay' WHY/Miami. FL PD: Rob Roberts APO: Al Chia MD. Diedre Poyner WABB/Tklobile. Al_ OM: Jay Hastings PD/MD: Oarrin Slone M1 RÑi BANBRiDGE n omh FUEL 'Smnune,' W B BO/Monmouth- Ocean, NJ PD: Neil Sullivan APD/MD: Alan Fox WVAOJNorgantown, WV PD/MD: Lacy Neff BFASTE BOYS -nter DAKOTA MUON -Andlk WWXM/TAyrtle Beach, SC APD/MD: Marty Callaghan NC: 1 EVERYTHNG -Hew ' FM TOO JONES -Goia WRVWMashville, TN OM: Charlie Ouinn PD/MD: Tom Peace KUMX/New Orleans. LA 0M Dave Stewart POND: Kandy Klutch WEZBMew Orleans, LA Dir. /Ops: Nick Ferrara PD: Rob Wagman. 151150 1 AL BD Jumper WHTZMew York, NY PD: Tom Poleman APD: Kid Kelly MD: Cuhby Bryant WNVZ/Nortolk, VA PO: Don London MD: Jay West WKPK/NW Michigan PD: Rob Weaver MD: Brent Carey EAGLE EYE CHERRY -Save' HEATHER NOVA 'lagon' MRE u EVERYTHNG STAS KJYO/Oklahoma City, OK PO: Mike McCoy MD: Jimmy Barreda TOO FGHTERS -huts. Mir FYF CHERRY -Save SMASniNG e'. M rln. res KOKO/Omaha.NE PD: Wayne Coy AMNO: J.J. Morgan WXXL/Orlando. FL OM: Adam Cook APD/MD Pete DeGraatt W00/Philadelphia, PA OM: Glenn Kalina APD: Robyn Bentley MD: Jay Towers SMASH MD'J'N 'Ca..r CELNA DON 'More KPTY/Phoenix. AZ PD: Byron Kennedy MD: 'Dead Air" Dave WBZZ/Pitlsburgh, PA PD: David Edgar WJBO/Portland, ME PD: Tim Moore MD: Keith Scott KKRZ/Portland, OR PD: Tommy Austin MD: Lara WSPK/Poughkeepsie. NY VP/Prog.: Brian Krysz APD/MO: Casey KELLY PR VOCES Oi 1H1ON, :. EAGLE EYE CHERRY -GiW WDCG/Raleigh. NC OM: Brian Burns PD: Kip Taylor APDMD Chris Edge WRFY/Aeading, PA PD: Al Burke MD. Scott Parks WRVOMichmond, VA PD: Lisa McKay nterim MD: Travis Dylan WXLK/Roanoke, VA OM/P0: Russ Brown MD: Lisa Jo Elliott eu óí DéòRXTnn, ï 6 WLL SMTH "mó A6 10 SMASHrrG PPUMwxS 'Penecr" EAPYUfnNGnHOdn' WPXY/Rochester, NY OM/PD: Clarke ngram MD: Mike Danger BARVNMEDFLADES Week' WZOK/Rocktord, L PD: Scott Chase MD. David Jay TOD FGHTERS "Walling WTCF/Saginaw, M PD. Mark McGill APD: Juli Jay MO Tom Grimm KSLZJSt. Louis. MO PD: Jeff Kapugi MD: Rich Stevens SNAG S ';EH GRCH :Twee RG PUNSHER El.NE 'SrN KZHT/Salt Lake City, UT PD: Marc Summers MD: Jell McCartney KHTS/San Diego. CA PD: Todd Shannon APD: Ron Geronimo MD: Hitman Hayes 3NYENaA:.M,''. -A... MONFM 'Toton' KSLY/San Luis Obispo, CA OM /PD: Dave Christopher MD: Adam Burns 2 NATALE MBP'.r.,A -wo.nap DAVE MATTHEWS BAND'Ster" WW SLOOP DRCH n9 LANES 'Wen NUCLEAR 'Buy' EDWN MCCAN 'Cll. LACHLM 'Ma SARAN MGGUN 'Sahara' HARVEY DANGER '1159511 EVE A Dower KZQZ/San Francisco, CA PD: Mark Adams nterim MD: Fernando Ventura KBKS/Seattle, WA PD: Mike Preston MD: Paul Anthony KZZU/Spokane. WA PD: Ken Hopkins MD: John Conner 4 RACKSNEf BOYS Bleal WDBRJSprngfield, L PD/MD: Rik Blade KHTO/Springtield. MO 0M Dave Alexander PD. Ray Michaels WNTQ/Syracuse, NY PD' Tom Mitchell MD: Jimmy Olsen WWHT/Syraertse, NY PD/PAD: J.J. Rice 25 SEMSONC 'ckimb' MASSE WYS'mer' BAENAKm LADES WM WWLD/Tallahassee, FL PD `MD Dave Dunaway WFLZ/Eampa, FL OM /PD: B.J. Harris APD/MO: Domino 5 EARY NGERVl HARRY DANGER 'npaw' WMG/Tene Haute, N P0: Rich O'Brien MO: Steve Smith WVKS/Toledo, OH PD: Mike Wheeler APOMD: Bill Michaels 2 REASni EDWN Mu ÉNÑVTHNG Ho ALL SANTS 'Ne.el WPST/Trenton, NJ PD: Dave McKay MD: Chris Puorro KROO/Turson, AZ OM: Tim Richards APD: Mark Medina MD: Dan (Dino) Nespoli KHTT/Tulsa, OK OM: Sean Phillips PD: Carly Rush MD:Scotty Mac 140 Total Reporters 139 Current Reporters 136 Current Playlists Reported Frozen Playlist (3): WAVY /Atlantic City, NJ KZMG /Boise, D WSTO /Evansville. KY WSKS/Utica, NY PD: Stew Schantz APD/MD: Gina Jones MAWA '11151 SMASHNG PUMPKNS 'Berko' KWTX/Waco, TX PD: Flash Phillips MD: Jell Miles WWZZWashington. DC PD: Dale O'Brian APOND: Ron Ross WFC/Wausau, W P0: Paul Kraimer MD: Jed Murray KKRD/Wichita. KS PD. Jack Oliver MD: Craig Hubbard WBHT/Wilkes Barre. PA PD: Steve McKay MD: Mark McCarthy WKRZANilkes Barre. PA PD: Tony Banks MO: Jerry Padden WSTWWilmington. DE PD: John Wilson APDMD. Mike Rossi KFFM/Yakima. WA PD: Jim Allen MD: Harrison Wood WYCR/York, PA OM: Rick McCauslin PD: Davy Crockett MD: Sally V. LAW EVERYTHNG "HOO[n DEBORAH COX'TOroo' WHOT/Youngstown, OH PD: Tom Pappas MD: Mike Thomas Did Not Report For Two Consecutive Weeks: Data Not Used (1): WERZ/Portsmouth. NH

1-1 - 619 www.americanradiohistory.com 74 R &R August 7, 1998 CHEt,/POP PLAYLSTS FND COMPLETE PLAYUSTS FOR ALL CHR/POP REPORTERS ON R &R ONLNE Purs 3W 2w LW T 2 66 99 0 345 51 8 65 65 99 0 3 43 54 5 3 63 91 4 3 61 39 4 28 41 41 3 2 40 38 3 14 15 17 3 1 41 35 3 5 65 34 3 6 42 24 2 37 36 23 2 31 26 29 2-23 28 2 9 24 27 2 1426 22 2 0 18 36 2 9 26 30 2 30 30 21 2 20 31 28 2 9 23 8 2 19 24 29 1 5 26 22 1 2 19 26 1 35 35 27 1 0 18 23 1 15 14 13 1 2 11 19 1 8 11 18 1 14 17 13 1 1 10 18 1 28 29 11 1 14 15 14 1-12 13 1 13-13 1 ARN6TRTLE G00 GOO DOLLS) s MARKET A WHTZAew York (212) 239-2300 Poleman/Bryanr AEROSMTH4 Dont Warn To BRANDY d MONCA/The Bey s M. WLL SMTWJmt The Two M Us SHWA TWANY3ire SN1 The One NATALE MBRUGLATom CELNE DONT TO You More BRAN Mr K,N'GHTAnyhme SARAH MCLACHAN'Adu FASTBALLTe Way AUNS MORSSETTEUmnvner: K-C, A 10JOAa My Use NEXTTao Use ROCKELLn A Dream DEBORAH COXings Just Ant. MATCHBOX 2GRml Word THRD EYE ALL SANTSNever Ever BLND41ows t Gong To Be MARCY PUYGROUNOSex AM Candy PRAS MCHEL F/0D8 ULTRA NATETree MADONNA/Ray Of Light!Ghetto Supasta, JENNFER PAGE/Crush Wu. SMRHGetnn Jggy Wn n SAVAGE GARDEN/To The Moan Md Ba-. SEAR SON CClosing Time N SYNCTearer Up MY Heart PUFF DADDY /l a Be Masao You '100ALE MBRUGLWWSnng EDWN MCCAN Be AM0EROhe Mae Mom FLEETWOOD MACAndslee BACKSTREET BOYS/11i Near Break. Was There NOTOROUS 91 GAAo Money Mo Probems WGEESNo Woman. 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'Ghetto Supastar 38 34-35 N SYNC Want You Back 25 29 30 35 JANET./Go DeeD 38 40 33 33 FVEAYen The Lights. 40 41 38 33 FASBALLTe Way 21 22 23 32 SEMSONC/Cksrng Toe - 33-31 WLL SMTHGeHSn Jaggy Wn t - - - 31 JANET/Together Again 25 27 31 31 N SYNUTeann Up My Haan 26 38 39 31 MATCHBOX Meal World 17 14 15 28 SAVAGE GARDEN/To The Moon And Back 22 25 23 25 NATALE MBRUGLAWSnrng 18 18 19 20 ALL SANTSNerer Ever - 8 15 19 CELNE DOWTO Lax You More 23 20 19 18 SMASH MOUTNLant Gel Enough 11 17 20 18 EDWN MCCAM1 Be Was There 10 13 13 18 BACKSTREET BOYSA Never Break._ 4 9 7 15 NCJ,Tme After Time 5 11 15 14 BEASTE BOYS'ntergahc9c 12 LAURYN HLLCant Take My. - - 12 BARENAKED LADES/One Week 10 SARAH MCLACHLAN/Ade - 8 7 10 TATVANA ALtDaydreamin 18 22 19 9 4 THE CAUSE/Stand By Me - 4 8 9 HARVEY DANGERPRgpme Seta - 4 9 7 MSTER JONESDesirr 6 USHEMAy Way 12 12 9 4 NATALE MERCHANT16r4 d Generous 3 STARS ON 54/1 Yu Cold Read...474r. Purs 3W 2W LW TW AnTST/r1TLE MARKET 04 KZOZ/San Francisco (415) 957-0957 Adams 86 73 74 72 PRAS MCHEL F/ODB../Ghetto Subsist 77 69 69 69 NATALE MBRUGLATOm 68 66 69 69 SHANA TWMWYou re SN The One 81 68 71 68 NEXT/Too Close 40 35 38 68 AEROSMTH4 Dont Wan To.. 76 64 64 65 VOCES OF THEORYNnWl (Say n) 48 42 62 58 NOJTme After Tore 84 73 73 53 BRANDY 6 MONCATM Boy h Moe 68 68 54 51 ALANS MORSSETTEUnrmaed - 37 54 49 BACKSTREET 80VS1'11 Nase! Break 17 22 52 47 ALL SANTSNever Ever - 6 32 46 G00 G00 DOLLShs 57 47 56 45 WLL SMTHJrst The Two M Us 43 44 51 44 BRAN MCKNGHTAnyhme 48 46 45 43 MARAN CAREY/.y M 49 44 50 42 SAVAGE GARDENT /LAN Madly Deeply 39 35 38 48 JENNFER PAGECrush - 5 36 37 ACE OF BASE/Cruel Summer 34 LAURYN HLLCant Take My - 32 39 34 JANET/Go Deep 35 27 35 33 CELNE DONLTO Love You More 31 MATCHBOX 20/Real World 25 19 18 22 'N SYNC.1 Warn Wu Back 24 25 24 22 N SYNC/Tearn UP My Heap 34 32 27 19 BACKSTREET BOYSEverybody 25 19 18 18 MAD0NNA4roml 18 17 18 17 MATCHBOX 201Push 15 31 23 17 FVEAMen The LOhs 25 18 15 16 JANET/Together Again 36 22 15 16 KAVSomethng rsele Me - - TATYANA ALLDaydreamrn 3w 2W LW Tw 1 51 42 61 58 60 63 58 1 53 32 55 58 58 56 55 58 59 64 54 59 61 54 43 46 46 51 39 41 37 20 35 10 28 30 35 25 35 35 30 25 39 39 28 29 27 25 27 46 51 52 26-19 18 25 13 16 28 24-20 24 26 28 33 23 5 19 22 27 22 33 22 - - 11 21 26 34 34 20 20 18 22 19 18 17 15 18-12 11 17 14 13 10 17 23 17 19 17 20 17 17 17-24 24 15 20 17 17 15-5 17 15 ART13T7fTlE MARKET 05 WOOPhiladalphia (610) 667-8100 Kalina/Towe2s SHWA 1WMWYo re Ste The One GOO GOO DOLLS/ns KC d JOJD/AL My LAe WLL SMTH/GeCn Jggy WC t WLL SMTWJust The Two 01 Us AANS MORSSETTEUmnMed JANETTogemer Again ROCKELL FCOLLAGECan We Try AEROSMTW Donl Want To VOCES OF THEORY/Drmeb (Say t ALL SANTSNever Ever NEXTTOo Close NATALE MBRUGLATOm JENNFER PAGE/Crush PRAS MCHEL F /DDB. /Ghetto Supaat, N3JTime After Time BACKSTREET BOYSEYerybody PURE SUGAPOelenus N SYNC! Warn You Back MATCHBOX 20Peal World FASTBAL'L7ne Way BACKSTREET BOYS/ Never Break.. BRAN MCKNGHT/Arrynme JANET/Go Deep MARCY PLAYGROUND/Sea Md Carty BRANDY 6 MONCA/The Boy s Mme SAVAGE GARDENTO The Moon And Back DEBORAH COXTMgs Just Ant. FVE/When The Lights NATALE MERCHANT/Bi A Generous GREEN DAYTme Of Your Late.. 16 12 12 10 COLOR ME BADDMmWmber When N SYNC/Team (JP My Read SMASH MOUTH/Can t Get Enough.. CELNE DONfo Love You More 1061 OMSFMT PLATS W 2W LW TW 67 65 71 71 48 44 59 70 77 72 72 89 50 58 54 68 70 70 69 67-26 50 47 47 49 49 42 48 47 4e 58 57 48 47 38 38 39 48 40 39 41 45 41 45 43 44 68 69 68 40 46 43 40 37 32 29 27 35 17 9 18 29 36 25 22 25 45 40 46 24 35 27 27 22 25 21 21 22 22 24 19 21 19 20 20 20 24 16 21 20 18 23 23 20-8 10 19 7 14 17 17 19 18 19 17 19 20 15 17 16 20 18 17 21 17 21 16 17 16 15 15 18 20 16 14 13-15 14 16 14 14 14 10 10 9 12 13 13 12 12 9 11 12 11 MARKET.6 KHKS/Dallas (214) 891-3400 L am bevi! 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.. - Car Dm - t.y www.americanradiohistory.com F ' CHR/RHYTHMC August 7. 1998 R &R 77 ARTST HP -HOP TOP 20 r TOTAL - TOTAL TW LW STATONS/ADDS WLL SMTH Just The Two Of Us (Columbia) 4112 4219 115/4 0 MO THUGS FAMLY All Good (Relativity) 2646 2607 88/0 50 CAM'RON F/MASE Horse & Carriage (Untertainment/Epic) 2574 2325 111 /7 3 BG PUNSHER F /JOE Still Not A Player (Loud) 2571 2689 75/0 2 PRAS MCHEL F /ODB & MYA Ghetto Supastar... (nterscope) 2496 2908 69/0 8 0 JERMANE DUPR F /JAY -Z Money Ain't... (So So Def /Columbia) 2301 2129 99/4 6 SLKK THE SHOCKER lt Ain't My Fault (No Limit/Pr)ority) 2182 2207 85/7 11 0 MASE F/PUFF DADDY Lookin' At Me (Bad Boy /Arista) 1967 1854 98/4 it 0 MECHALE JAMSON Keep lt Real (Red Eye/Priority) 1952 1897 82/3 9 1C NATE DOGG FMARREN G Nobody... (Dogg Foundaborv8rl' vay) 1891 1994 88/0 12 11 MASTER P Thinkin' Bout U (No Limit/Priority) 1339 1361 62/0 2 12 LNK Whatcha Gone Do? (Relativity) 1187 2190 49/0 e 13 69 BOYZ Woof Woof (Quadra Sound/Big BeatAtlantic) 1095 1077 63/1 15 Q DMX F/FATH EVANS How's lt Goin' Down? (Def Jam/Mercury) 1078 926 80/3 19 e) E-40 Hope Don't Go Back (Sick Wid' t/jive) 1014 768 83/6 16 Q JAGGED EDGE Gotta Be (So So Def /Columbia) 940 854 37/2 14 LORD TARO & PETER GUNZ We Will Ball (Codeine/Columbia) 918 935 58/2 - o NUTTA BUTTA Freak Out (Lit' Man/lnterscope) 884 823 62/0 - o MC LYTE Can't Make A Mistake (EastWest/EEG) 781 639 71/4 - m BONE THUGS F/ROLLNS... War (DreamWorks/Geffen) 748 737 59/1 This chart reflects airplay from July 27- August 2. Songs ranked by total plays. 48 CHR /Rhythmic reporters and 86 Urban reporters combine from the Custom Chart function on R&R ONLNE. Rap titles are manually extrapolated. For complete reporter lists refer to Rhythmic and Urban sections. 1998, R&R nc. MELANE B MSSY ELLOTT NEW & ACTVE E40 Hope Don't Go Back (Sick Wid' t/jive) MECALE JAMSON Keep ft Real (Red Eye/Priority) Total Plays: 271, Total Stations: 12. Adds: 1 Total Plays: 103, Total Stations: 12, Adds: 3 BLACK -EYED PEAS Joints And Jams (nterscope) DMX F/FATH EVANS How's t Goin' Down? (De! Jam/Mercury) Total Plays: 224, Total Stations: 14, Adds: 7 Total Plays: 80, Total Stations: 6, Adds: 2 PURE SUGAR Delicious (Geffen) - Total Plays 199. Total Stations: 10, Adds: TAMA So nto You (DwesUWB) 1 Total Plays: 72, Total Stations: 6, Adds: 3 COLOR ME BADO Remember When (Epic) Total Plays: 196. Total Stations: 5. Adds: 0 YANKEE B That Feeling (V2) Total Plays: 71, Total Stations: 5, Adds: 2 SCARFACE Sex Faces (Rap-A -Lot) Total Plays: 147. Total Stations: 5, Adds: 1 AMAR Catlin' (Tommy Boy) Total Plays: 68. Total Stations: 6, Adds: 0 TYRESE Nobody Else (RCA) Total Plays: 141. Total Stations: 14. Adds: 4 MC LYTE Can't Make A Mistake (EastWestEEG) Want You Back (Virgin) Total Plays: 39. Total Stations: 8. Adds: 2 Total Plays: 134. Total Stations: 14. Adds: 1 KURUPT We Can Freak t (Antra/A&M) TO Westside (ClockWork/Epic) Total Plays: 37, Total Stations: 5. Adds: 4 Total Plays: 130. Total Stations: 10, Adds: 8 AEROSMTTH Don't Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia) STARS ON 54 t You Could Read My Mind (Tommy Boy) Total Plays: 34, Total Stations: 5, Adds: 2 Total Plays: 122. Total Stations: 5, Adds: 2 PUBLC ANNOUNCEMENT t's About Time (A &M) EN VOGUE No Fool No More (EastWest/EG) Total Plays: 107, Total Stations: 10. Adds: 0 Total Plays: 1. Total Stations: 11, Adds: 11 Songs ranked by total plays NEW RELEASES ADDS AUGUST 1 1 LOOM' AT ME - That's what all the girls want Bad Boy /Arista heartthrob and rap sensation Mase to do. However, after his recent performance at KTFM /San Antonio's Summer Jam, where he performed the hit single, "Lookin' At Me, "he hung with the boys. Hanging tough are (l -r) Arista's Tom Maffie, KTFM PD Cliff Tredway, Mase, and Lawman Promotions' Greg Lawley CULTURE CLUB FLPMODE SQUAD JANTA KENNY LATTMORE QUEEN f/wyclef JEAN TQ Just Wanna Be Loved (Virgin) Cha Cha Cha (EastWest/EEG) Getting Over (550 Music) Days Like This (Columbia) Another One... (Dream Works /Geffen) Westside (ClockWork /Epic) CHP/RHYTHMC REPORTERS Stations and their adds listed alphabetically by market KYWAlbuquerque, NM OMPD M C Scrappy MD ROSS Royale WBBM/Chicago, L PO Todd Cavanah MO Erik Bradley KBOS/Fresno. CA PO Steve Wall MD. Travis Loughran WJBT /Jacksonville, FL PO One Wynter MO Tiffany Green WFHN/New Bedford. MA PO Jim Rein APO MO Kevin Palana KKFR/Phoenix. AZ PO Bruce St James APO Krary Kid Steven/ KSFM/Sacramento. CA PD. Bob West MD'. John E Cage KWN/Stockton, CA Po MO John Chnslian KSV/Bakersfield. CA PD Mark Flamer MD. Mickey Fuentes y KZFM /Corpus Christi, 11 PD. Ed Ocanas rni VOGUE' DREAM HOUSE -Stay' THE SHOCKER -Faun' TARS ON S4-Reaa PAPAYA 'Hero- : KLUC/Las Vegas, NV PD. Cal Thomas MO'. Meula $ lelas WKTUMeBl York, NY PO Frankie Blue APO'MD Andy Shane WWerry Mcovidence. R PO MD Jerry McKenna Sandy B WOCO/Salishury, MD PD wookie. MD Brion 0 Brion A:A Moxm loaf KM/Bakersfield, CA PD Chris Squires MD Craig Marshall WERO/Baltimore, MD MVO Torn Calococci APD Frank Ski MO Darren Brin WJMN/Boston. MA PO APD MD Cadillac Jack McCartney Danny Ocean WKXJ/Chadaneoga, TN MAR Bobby Corona WBTTNaylon OH OM Jeu Ballem ne App MD Raye Kimberlin KOKS/Denver, CO PO. Cal Collins MD' Jenner Wilde ; aa,.. WDRO/Detroit, M Y. PD'. Alen sear MD J i Jam " KPRRÆ Pa$D, TX PDMD John Candela. WJMH/G oroe NC PD- Brian Douglas MO: Mary Kay.: Wu TANG Cux Team- BUCK jas -.o.. s WE sm,, KK/Honolulu, H PD. MD Oda Richie Agm KOMìAtonolulu, H nterim POMO: Kathy Nakagawa -AM.A A,.[. 'F BASE. 3F _EGRF.- 9e_au:% KBXXMmudon, TX PD'. Bob Stowe MD: Greg Head.AM '.n NEAST op r Le WHHHAndianapolis, N PD scoff Wheeler MD Carl Frye KPWR/Los Angeles. CA VP'Prog Steve Smith MD'. Damian young MOL FAB ', :. 24 DDEEN 6 WvCLEF JEAN -Ammer WPOd Carry PD: Kid Curry i, FL APO: TWry The Tlper MD: Phil Ann JENNFER. JE ESCAPE - KHTNMereed, CA canai PD: : Watson MD: Mart Medina KDON/MOnterey. CA PO: Scooter B.,.. _..., Stevens WOHTMew York, NY POND r [y cl n m A., '- 9 KCHX/Odessa- Midland, TX PD: Leo Cao MD K.NA Chas KCAO/Oxnard, CA Po. 2E 2 KPS/Palm Springs. CA DM Mike Keane PO MD DHAKA was -...: WYCLFf JEAN 'Cnide, JENNFER : u Et Dan Garite SNOOP TRAOULLE OXEA. 2 can' CRU nu (MEN 6 F JEAN "Another" THE SHOCKER 11224 :K Fo aro' PEAS a r ime Jacque Gonzales James BOSSY.. :.:... s m KWNZ/Reno, NV PP. Jan DBills APD/MD Bill Shakespeare KGG/Rwerslde. CA PD Diana Lam APO/MD Jesse Dwan lb `=,.. WJJS/Roanoke, VA PD David Lee Michaela APDMD Melissa Morgan KBMB/Sacamento. CA POND brahim 'Ebro' Jamile KTFM/San Antonio. TX PD cl at Tree.ar MO Steve Cnavet XHTZSan Diego. CA OM PD t iya gat Sue: MD Dale Solwae KMEJSan Francisco. CA PD MO Joey ArbageY Glenn Aare., ' KYLD/San Francisco. CA PD Michael Martin APDMD. Jassy Jim Arobe e L. SCE, r KUBFJSeatlle, WA PD Eric Powers MD Julie Poa1 WPGCAAashington. DC PD Jay Stevens APD MO Maurice Deane.. KDGS/Wlchita, KS PD Steve Donen APO Rmardo Cherry MD A J.. Jones 48 Total Reporters 47 Current Reporters 45 Current Playlists Reported Frozen Playlist (21: KKSS/Albuquerque. NM WBHJyBirtningham, AL

Still www.americanradiohistory.com 78 CHR/RHYTHMC TOP 50 3W 2W LW TW ARTSTTTLELABELS) 7 6 1 1 3 2 2 3 4 4 6 7 12 8 5 5 14 9 9 11 11 10 18 16 15 14 8 12 24 18 33 19 30 22 2 0 1 2 3 3 4 4 5 7 O 8 O AUGUST 7, 1998 AALYAH Are You That Somebody? (Atlantic) 2469 BRANDY & MONCA The Boy s Mine (Atlantic) 2352 WLL SMTH Just The Two Of Us (Columbia) 2048 PRAS MCHEL f/odb & MYA Ghetto...(That s...) (nterscope) 1807 NEXT Too Close (Arista) 1775 BG PUNSHER f /JOE Still Not A Player (Loud) 1753 LAURYN HLL Can't Take My Eyes Off You (Ruffbouse/Columbia) 1746 1740 6 8 USHER My Way (LaFace/Arista) 9 0 NCOLE Make t Hot ( EastWest/EEG) 1633 10 10 JANET Go Deep (Virgin) 1367 11 11 JON B. They Don't Know (Yab Yum /550 Music) 1313 14 TATYANA AL Daydreamin' (MJJ/Work) 1286 13 BRANDY t /MASE Top Of The World (Atlantic) 1187 12 VOCES OF THEORY Dimelo (Say t) (H.O.L.A. /Red Ant) 1074 15 NOJ Time After Time (Columbia) 1004 17 m MONCA The First Night (Arista) 943 18 a BACKSTREET BOYS 'll Never Break Your Heart (Jive) 872 37 30 21 0 CAM'RON f /MASE Horse & Carriage (Untertainment/Epic) 855 BREAKER o MYA f/slkk THE SHOCKER Movin' On (University/nterscope) 763 17 17 19 T^ BRAN MCKNGHT The Only One For Me (Motown) 726 41 28 GNUWNE Same 01' G (Atlantic) 705 13 15 16 MYA t/ssdo OF DRU HLL t's All About Me (Unirersity/nterscope) 697 29 29 26 KELLY PRCE Friend Of Mine (T- Neck/sland) 688 27 28 25 m MO THUGS FAMLY All Good (Relativity) 648 22 25 24 25 K -C & JOJO Don't Rush (Take Love Slowly) (MCA) 630 10 13 20 26 SPARKLE Be Careful (Rock Land /nterscope) 613 BREAKER SHAGGY f /JANET Luv Me, Luv Me ( Flyte Tyme /MCA) 611 BREAKER m JERMANE DUPR f /JAY -Z Money Ain't.. (So So Def /Columbia) 561 28 32,; m SHANA TWAN You're Still The One (Mercury) 559 BREAKER ' MONFAH Touch t (Uptown/Universal) 550 NATE DOGG (/WARREN G Nobody...(Dogg Foundation/Breakaway) 546 31 33 31 BREAKER NEXT Love You (Arista) 519 36 35 JAGGED EDGE Gotta Be (So So Def /Columbia) 494 44 40 40 a 26 27 27 35 35 37 37 36 34 34 33 3; 48 42 44 m 25 31 38 40 44 46 m 23 24 30 41 D E B U T 20 26 34 m 49 m 47 48 m D E B U T 50-0 D 32 36 43 4E 16 21 42 49 D E B U T m 'N SYNC Tearin' Up My Heart (RCA) 488 ALL SANTS Never Ever (London /sland) 429 FVE When The Lights Go Out (Arista) 407 ACE OF BASE Cruel Summer (Arista) 400 JENNFER PAGE Crush (Edel America/Hollywood) 378 NATALE MBRUGLA Torn (RCA) 378 MASE f /PUFF DADDY Lookin' At Me (Bad Boy /Arista) 376 MASTER P f/sons OF FUNK Got The Hook...(No Limit/Priority) 371 XSCAPE My Little Secret (So So Def /Columbia) 334 LNK Whatcha Gone Do? (Relativity) 326 MONTELL JORDAN Can Do That (Def Jam /RAL/Mercury) 325 GERALD LEVERT Thinkin' Bout t (EastWest/EEG) 318 SLKK THE SHOCKER t Ain't My Fault (No Limit/Priority) 307 BEASTE BOYS ntergalactic (Grand Royal /Capitol) 303 DESTNY'S CHLD /JD With Me Part 1 (Grass Roots/Columbia) 284 MARAN CAREY My All (Columbia) 280 MARY J. BLGE Missing You (MCA) 278 TW - - TOTAL PLATS Lw 2W 2272 1822 2639 2821 2166 2273 2083 2198 1952 2040 1746 1805 1680 1540 1827 2031 1606 1450 1461 1419 1369 1423 1126 1052 1151 1092 1199 1352 968 870 896 799 812 688 738 573 496 212 788 883 547 344 911 1056 576 576 627 620 669 630 779 1164 395 105 470 411 544 560 354 195 507 482 431 409 478 438 420 354 566 626 444 426 494 473 366 338 442 573 330 297 523 661 194 134 482 628 270 164 304 267 236 223 218 83 367 437 387 699 257 205 3W 1515 2867 2242 2377 2213 1850 1325 2028 1223 1430 1398 952 1051 1445 715 483 508 396 86 989 128 1238 555 624 726 1403 338 601 158 502 355 449 307 642 459 475 246 671 316 718 137 812 17 211 220 42 491 1002 150 TOTAL STATONS/ACDS This chart reflects airplay from July 27- August 2. Songs ranked by total plays. Highlighted songs indicate Breaker. 48 CHR/Rhythmic reporters. 45 current playlists. Songs below No. 25 are moved to recurrent after 26 weeks. 1998, R&R nc. Quality Auditorium Test Hook Tapes Digitally Produced Hooks Clear Sound Consistent Length U N L M 46/1 43/0 40/2 41/0 37/0 43/0 42/2 40/0 46/1 41/0 33/0 38/2 39/1 30/0 31/4 44/2 27/0 33/3 28/4 24/0 28/2 21/0 30/4 19/0 25/0 20/0 26/5 20/2 13/0 25/7 22,1 29/1 21/1 16/1 13/0 15/0 14/1 12/1 12/0 22/2 15/0 14/3 9/0 21/0 24/2 12/5 21/3 10/0 8/O 16/0 T E D TOTAL /NCREASE BREAKERS MYA f/slkk THE SHOCKER Movin' On (University/nterscope) TOTAL STATONS /ADDS 763/267 28/4 TOTAL /NCREASE SHAGGY f /JANET Luv Me. Luv Me ( Flyte Tyme/MCA) TOTAL STATONS /ADDS 611/216 26/5 JERMANE DUPR f /JAY -Z Money Ain't A Thang (So So Del/Columbia) TOTAL /NCREASE TOTAL STATONS /ADDS 561/91 20/2 TOTAL /NCREASE MONFAH Touch t (UptownNniversal) TOTAL STATONS /ADDS 550/196 25/7 TOTAL /NCREASE NEXT Still Love You (Arista) TOTAL STATONS /ADDS 519/88 29/1 ARTST TTLE LABELS. MOST ADDED EN VOGUE No Fool No More ( EastWest/EEG) To Westside (ClockWork/Epic) BLACK -EYED PEAS Joints And Jams (nterscope) MONFAH Touch t (Uptown/Universal) SHAGGY f /JANET Luv Me, Luv Me (Flyte Tyme/MCA) SLKK THE SHOCKER t Ain NOJ Time After Time (Columbia) KURUPT We Can Freak t (Antra/A &M) My Fault (No Limit/Priority) MYA f/slkk THE SHOCKER Movin'...(UniversityMterscope) KELLY PRCE Friend Of Mine (T- Neck/sland) TYRESE Nobody Else (RCA) c r CHART ADDS MOST NCREASED TOTAL PLAY ARTST - _..... NCREASE MYA f/slkk THE SHOCKER Movin'...(Un lyantersalpe) +267 SHAGGY f /JANET Luv Me, Luv Me ( Fyte Tyme/MCA) +216 AALYAH Are You That Somebody? (Atlantic) +197 MONFAH Touch t ( Uptown/Universal) +196 TATYANA AL Daydreamin' ( MJJ/Work) +160 GNUWNE Same 01' G (Atlantic) +158 XSCAPE My Little Secret (So So Def /Columbia) +140 CAM'RON (/MASE Horse &... ( UntertainmenUEpic) +117 KELLY PRCE Friend Of Mine (T- Neck/sland) +112 JERMANE DUPR f /JAY Money...(So So Def/Columbia) +91 ARTST TTLE LABEL(S) HOTTEST RECURRENTS K -C & JOJO All My Life (MCA) USHER You Make Me Wanna... (LaFace/Arista) MONTELL JORDAN Let's Ride (Def Jam/RAL/Mercury) MADONNA Ray Of Light (Maverick/WB) WLL SMTH Gettin' Jiggy Wit t (Columbia) NOTOROUS B..G. Mo Money Mo Problems (Bad Boy /Arista) USHER Nice & Slow (LaFace/Arista) ROBYN Show Me Love (RCA) PUFF DADDY & FATH EVANS V2 1 Be Missing..(BadBoy /Aria) BACKSTREET BOYS Everybody (Backstreet's Back) (Jive) Breakers: Songs registering 500 plays or more for the first time. Bullets awarded to songs gaining plays over the previous week. H two songs are tied in number of plays, the song being played on more stations is placed first. Most ncreased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week -to-week increases in total plays. Weighted chart appears on RAR ONLNE. 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MARKET 01 WKTUMew York (201) 420-37A BuerShane 62 54 59 69 ROCKELL n A Dram 64 74 57 66 DEBORAH CMG Things Just Ant 45 53 53 55 BRANDY 8 MONCA/TM BEN s to:h. 55 43 48 53 SHANA TWANYare SM The Orr 26 29 34 51 WLL SMTWJust Tile Two Of Us 53 54 58 46 BRAN MCKNGHTArytlme 55 50 44 45 AMBER/One More Night 29 36 35 36 LA BOUCHEYOU Wont Forget Me 9 27 44 36 CELNE DON4o Low You More 35 46 39 34 ROCKELL FtOLUAGNCan We 53 34 24 33 NATALE MBRUGLL TOm 62 53 37 32 KC 8 JOOM Ml LAe 17 35 29 32 BACKSTREET BOVS10 New, Brak 28 26 29 31 PRAS MCHEL NODB. /Ghetto Supasta, 24 26 24 29 N SYNGTann Up 1141014.1 10 16 15 26 ACE Of BASEAnra Summer 12 16 25 LAURYN HLUCaT Take My 8 15 24 1HWRme Ater Time 26 26 25 22 ALL SANTSMewr Ew, 23 18 15 18 JANET/Go Deep 25 19 15 17 ULTRA NATE1ree 32 16 24 17 NX 'Too COu 13 13 10 15 TAMPERER FMAYAFeel t 16 16 14 15 RCKY MARTNMara - 7 8 14 GLORA ESTEFANOye 20 22 22 14 VOCES OF THEORYDmHO (Say 11 8 11 13 ORHMHOUSESay 15 12 13 11 WLL SMTWGAdn Jggy WA n 12 9 7 11 SMWOF6ARDENRruN Mae/ Deeply 8 11 10 11 PURE SUGARDNCaus 12 7 10 9 SELENADreaming O You 8 MONCA/Me First NpM 5 6 7 5 SPMNLE/Be Careful 11 15 14 5 BLLE MYERSKSS The Ran L:T.if- e:u::3.71ga:1.1 W 2W LW TW ARTSTRTLE FND COMPLETE PLAYLSTS FOR ALL CHR/RHYTHMC REPORTERS ON R &R ONLNE MARKET 4l WOHTMew York (212) 229-9797 Clohery 42 42 44 43 BG PUNSHER NJOSM Not A Player 42 42 44 43 JANE TA Get Loney 42 43 43 43 NEXT/Too Close 42 41 45 42 CAM'RON FRAASFMolU 8 Carnage 19 42 44 42 DM)AStop Bag Greedy 42 42 45 41 PRAS MCHEL FADB..JGhelto SupasOr. 29 20 29 41 JERMANE OUPROJAT -LMmry Ant A Hung 36 37 39 41 AMLVAWAse You Th/ - 25 30 38 MANY J BLOFMUSAg You 21 36 35 37 MONCA/The first Night - 30 36 35 DMK/Ral Ryders Anthem 43 43 40 33 BRANDY 8 MONCATe BOY s Ma 42 32 31 33 SPMKLEBe Careful 32 41 40 33 BRAN MC(NGHT/he Orly One Far Me 32 32 30 31 QUEEN PEN MOST.Parry Ant A Parry 32 29 31 31 BRAN MCKNGHT /Anytime 33 30 30 31 DMXGet A Me Dog 40 30 29 29 PUFF DADDY FMMSEBeen Around (Again. - 13 17 25 NCOLE/Make t Hot 18 21 21 23 BRANDY FTASF/TOp O The War! 21 20 20 23 NUTTA BUTTATreak Out 37 23 23 23 JANET /Go Oeep 11 22 MONTELL JORDAN Can Do That 36 22 21 20 BG PUNSHERCanbbean Connection 18 30 28 19 LAURA HLL/Lost Ones 16 16 18 19 MEMPHS BLEEK/JAY -LES Angnt 19 17 18 17 SLKK THE SHOCKER/t Ant My Faun 17 17 15 17 DEE SOUAD''u C000e1don - - 18 FLPMODE SOUADwrybody On 16 NOREAGASupe,lO 17 17 16 15 ONV)ARead 16 14 13 14 RASE 6PUFF DADDVAook At Me - 13 CHCO DEBARGEMo Guarantee 32 14 12 12 TAM Amagmatron - 9 WYCLEF JEANCnickendea! PUY 106 A33:1 W 2W LW TW 72 67 67 72 NEXT/Too Close MARKET 42 KpWREea Angeles (818) 953-420 SmitfWOUng 38 44 45 54 JERMANE DUPRUJAY- 7lMaey Pot A Tharp 37 62 51 51 SPARKLE/Be Careful 25 13 50 51 AALYAWAre YOU That 19-33 51 MO THUGS FAMLY /A Good 62 71 60 48 JAYO FELOACYAMakN Gone Do 37 33 55 47 MASE FPUFF DADDY/Loden At Me 21 46 43 43 CAM'RON FRAASEA4orse & Carnage 71 48 41 42 PRAS MCHEL F0D8 ;Ghetto SLPaSar - 36 39 42 SHAOULLE ONEAL.,The Way ts 56 31 35 12 WC RCE CUBE'Cheddar - 36 42 37 BRANDY FMSETOp Of The Wand 62 37 28 37 CE CUBERAT Be Clydan 33 SNOOP DOGGSM A G P1arg 38 33 32 32 81G PUNSHER NJOESM Not A Player - 14 30 TOAWStsOe MONFAHTOUC t - 22 24 28 E-404-lope Dont Go Back 33 64 35 27 LAURYN HLL'Cant Take My 30 50 44 24 37 22 23 21 26 26 14 21 27 69 34 14 27 16 14 14 QUEEN 8 WYCLEF JEAN'Anomer TATYANA ALUDaydTamin 2PAC FERC WLLAMSCO For Low MASE F TOTANMat You Want JON B.They Don t JANET,GO Deep KOO! MONCA/The First Night One Braes. SW 2W LW TW ARTSTRTLE MARKET 03 WBBM/ChicWUO (312) 944-6000 Cavanah/Bradley 76 78 77 78 WLL SMTWAs1 The Two UT Us 78 75 79 77 PRAS MCHEL F/ODB :Ghetto Supastar 27 75 75 BRAN MCKNGHT/The OnN One For Me 79 77 74 66 NEXLTOO Cou 70 65 56 66 USHER/My Way 72 72 74 60 VOCES OF HEORYAmelo (Say 0) - 20 49 59 AALVAWAre You That 77 80 69 57 BRANDY MONCA/Re Boy s Mete 39 41 47 42 JANET/Go Deep - 17 41 SHAGGY FUNETAUy Me. Lw Me 48 48 43 39 BACKSTREET BOYS'l Never Break. 43 39 42 37 DESTNYS CHLD.NO. No No 42 35 23 36 MONLL JORDAWLets Ride 38 35 28 35 SPARKLEBe Careful B 3 ALANS MORSSETTENninOM 27 26 40 33 DESTNYS CHLD FUWWAh Me Pan 1 24 25 31 28 Ti SYNGTeam' Up My Hart - 12 16 27 BRANDY FrMASE/Top O The Wald 20 18 14 27 HASE F/Pl1FF DADDVACaae AT Me G00 GOO DOLLSTO - 19 24 24 BG PUNSHER FiJOSM Not A Player 13 16 28 19 N SAGA Want You Bark 13 11 13 13 ALL SANTSNner Ever 31 21 15 8 SAVAGE GARDEN/To The Moon Md Back 6 NOJRrme Ater Tee 13 17 12 5 FVEM'en The Lghts 5 NCOLETEake t Hot KMELJAMS MARKET M4 KMEL/San Franctsco 4151 538-1061 Arha,Je: ARTST TTLE W 2W LW TW 33 29 44 65 E- 401Tope Dont Go Bach 51 58 62 60 AALYAOke Ya That 67 66 63 60 LNWW6alcna Gale Do, 49 56 58 59 NCOLEMake t Hot 61 61 46 58 BG PUNSHER F /JOESN No A Payer 50 43 45 57 DESTNY'S CHLD NJOWM Me Part 1 54 33 50 55 JON B.They Don t Know 29 53 50 51 JERMANE DUPRLJAY-LManey Ant A T -r 35 50 MA F/SLKK_Mon( On 39 50 54 46 BRANDY FMASF/TOP O The WTH 25 24 54 45 CAM'RON FrMSEHOrse 8 Carnage 33 29 38 41 MO THUGS FAMLY/A Good 50 40 12 37 TATYANA ALODayoreamin 55 37 41 37 NEXT/Too Close 6 20 18 NXT1 SM LOVe You 31 51 53 49 25 LAURVN HLL/Tänt Take My 51 56 51 25 BRANDY 8 MONCAThe Boy s Mlle - - 10 24 JD d MARAN CAOEYSweemeart 16 12 14 23 JAVO FELONYAVNtcna Gonna Do 30 28 20 23 TAMASO nto You 29 22 21 20 MONCA/The First Night 6 12 11 18 JMERG0 Deep 6 5 15 18 MARY J. BLGEMssug You 42 37 7 17 USHERMy Way 20 21 17 15 MASS FMPUFF DADDYlookin At Me 6 22 8 14 VS/Taste Uke Honey - - 13 SHAGGY F /JANETT l0 Me. Lw Me 12 2 13 SHRO FRAC LYTE Lke 12 BEASTE BOVS'ntergaacnc 5 10 5 KELLY PRCEOTACO 01 Mine 9 5 MOELL JORDANl Can Do That 5 5 NAKED MUSC NYON Fall 5 5 GERALD LEVERT/Th.1km Ban t 5 5 GNUVANESame Of G 5 BLACK-EYED PEAS,JOrnts Md Jams DMX F.ATH EVMSMT3Ws t Gan' Da.,.:: TGAV1SNde PLATS SW 2W LW Tw ARTSTRTLE 5 58 71 72 MD TNUGS FAMLWA/ Goad 6 38 59 71 NCOLE/Make t Ha 9 52 62 71 TATYANA AWayaeamki 9 64 70 61 MLYAVAe Ya Dru. 68 59 70 N NOYTEne After Roe 5 66 67 N BG PUT SeER NJOESM Na A Pap 58 44 31 N NO(FS O T14ORY/Oindo (Say R) 5 70 67 46 MOT 8 MONCA/The Bq s Arne - 15 48 MBA FSLKK.Man' On 9 15 32 42 JEFBMNE DUPNVJAY -1 Money MT A Dung 11 37 36 36 JON B/Ny Donl Knox 64 49 35 35 LAURYN MLL/Lan1 Take My. 64 68 46 34 NEXT/Too Close 66 62 46 32 RUS MCHEL F/ODB. /Ghetto Suoastar 18 is 20 32 CAMPON FAAWSEAfaie 8 Carnage 39 24 35 27 BRANDY FOASE/TOP O The World 7 7 12 27 VASE FPUR DADDY/100bn' A Me 8 12 15 21 ROCKELL [COLLAGE/Cant We Try Fr/Mope Donl Go Bac! 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82 R &R August 7, 1998 URBAN WALT LOVE Personality Originality Will Take You To The Top WGC's `Crary' Howard McGee learned to be himself, the Boodah Brothers forged a close bond with listeners, and the results have taken them all to No. 1 Thi week, R &R focuses on talent ift all of the formats we write about. decided to showcase WGC -FM/Chicago morning man Howard McGee, affectionately known as "Crazy" Howard McGee. Not only is he winning big in every demo, but he has an interesting story. Second are the Boodah Brothers, who make their home in Norfolk and do their thing on WOW (102 JAMZ) each evening from 6-10pm. McGee has been in the corn - mercial broadcasting business for approximately seven years, and prior to that he did some college radio. He's been at 'GC for a little over six years. first ask McGee to talk Howard McGhee about his start at the station. " started working part-time on Saturdays from 2-6pm, and then got the opportunity to move up to Ole School Sunday, which was a show that was created about five years ago. "Next, got an offer to do part of the midday show when management split it into two shifts. Shannon Del did the first half from 9-1lam, and then did it from l lam -2pm. Subsequent to that, hosted afternoon drive when Doug Bank' left, and then took over the 30-9am slot." Not bad for a local guy looking for a shot in the No. 3- ranked market in the country! Be Yourself What is McGee's philosophy of what it takes to be a personality, and why does he thinks he's so popular in the city of Chicago? " think it's just about being yourself. You know, used to try and Oftentimes, we think you have to be this most articulate person, but the key is to be able to articulate your thoughts to your audience in a way that they'll understand. - Howard McGee Big B.1 DJ Law be this DJ, where would get on the radio and sound real hyped, because thought that was the way to go. thought you had to try and do that and the hype would pump people up. "Years later, found out that the way to win was just to be me. like to say this when speak at schools and other events. 'm like the guy next door. do have a charismatic, loud personality, and it's in your face. But couple that with the guy who would come next door and say, 'Hey, man, need half a cup of sugar and some butter, dog.' 'm also the guy next door who would allow you to lay your head on my shoulder and cry if something was wrong, and would try and comfort you. 'm like your best friend. That's my approach and why feel people here in Chicago can relate to me in a positive way." When ask McGee how he gets people to respond to him, he explains, " think the personality has to understand the audience that they have and they have to know their market. get tq them by relating to them. My audience doesn't really want to talk about politics unless there's something in the news that's really intriguing or some sad political news. nstead, they want to talk about money, job security, jobs in general, and 'ole skool' things. " have a thing we do at 6am, at the top of the show, that we call 'Whatever Happened To?' 'call myself 'The King Of Whatever Happened To?' and in Chicago, that's big. The listener's job is to call in to the show and try to de- M one me, because know everything there is to know about Chicago. Like, if ask, 'Whatever happened to Funtown?' you have to rattle off so many things, and if you stop, we move on to the next caller. t's a fun thing to do, and it's really hot with our listeners. We just try and incorporate those things on the show that we believe are interesting to our core, and that's the key to my success 'in terms of how people relate." n the latest Spring '98 Arbitron ratings, McGee's morning show was up 5.2-6.0, ranking him No. 2 in the market. He's also ranked No. 2 overall 18-34 with a 10.2 share - up from a 9.3 share in the winter book. The mornings are tied for No. 1 with a 5.9 share persons 25-54 with Urban AC sister W VAZ believe that most of our overall success has come from our ability to relate to the people in respect to giving them what they want to hear and what they like. - Big B McGee ended by expressing what he thinks is important for others interested in doing what he does to know. When it comes to WGC- FM, one would need to simply work on his or her communication skills. Oftentimes, we think you have to be this most articulate person, but the key is to be able to articulate your thoughts to your audience in a way that they'll understand. First, know your market, then know how to communicate with the listeners. Know what they want, know how to give it to them, and be charismatic for at least a morning drive shift." Boodah Brothers n The House The Boodah Brothers are Lawrence Brown (a.k.a. DJ Law) and Chris Belcher (a.k.a. Big B), and these two gentlemen became a team after DJ Law's previous partner moved on to other things. DON' JUST FNE... - with the ratio of 2:3 that is! Two of the ladies of R8R managed to sneak past security to steal a pose with three of the members of Motown recording artists Boyz Men. Pictured from -r are: Nathan Morris (looking bored), asst. NAC /AC editor Renée Bell (with a permanent smile), Shawn Stockman (looking like please just take the picture "), asst. Urban editor Tanya O'Quinn (unaware that after the photo, the 'relationship' is over) and Mike McCary (still trying to figure out how Bell and O'Quinn managed to sneak backstage.) The choice of Big B was obviously a smart one. The duo is No. 1 in three key demos: 12+ (20.6), persons 18-34 (a jump from 29.3 to 32.6), and 25-54 (13.4). So what's the secret of Law - a former AC jock who joined the Urban format in 1988 - and Big B? Big B suggests, " believe that most of our overall success has come from our ability to relate to the people in respect to giving them what they want to hear and what they like. We came up deejaying in the local clubs in this area. Through the clubs, we got a chance to be on the radio. Because we had a strong following in the clubs and on the street, once we got into radio itself, people who related to us just stuck with us even more." Positive nfluences Law acknowledges the jocks he admires. " was heavily influenced over the years by New York City radio, everything from the rap shows with Mr. Magic to Red Alert and on to people like Vaughn Harper and Frankie Crocker. always liked their style and their flair, and always imagined what it would be like to bring that same New York style to the airwaves here. So this was the formula rolled with here, and, thankfully, had a PD at the time who had faith in me and gave me the freedom to experiment. All can say is we took the idea and ran with it, and it paid off big -time!" ask the guys for their thoughts about the importance of live local personalities in our high -tech world of satellite broadcasting and computer- generated programming. "One of the things that makes our show exciting is its spontaneity and the spur -of- the -moment things that happen as we interact with callers," Law says. "The shout -out is the big thing. Everybody wants to shout -out and hear their name on the radio and say the names of their friends and loved ones. f you are prerecorded or, God forbid, you didn't have any air personalities at all, that excitement would not be there." Keepin' t Real Big B continues, "Because of our popularity in the clubs and on the radio, we get the opportunity to interact with people on a personal level, whether it's a personal appearance or a remote or a station promotion. That makes the people feel like they are a part of your family and you're part of theirs." Law adds, "That makes people feel like they are a part of what's going on, and they want to feel like that. And trust me, with automation, you just can't get that feel." As for those up- and -comers wanting to get in the business, Law advises, "Persistence is what it's going to take first and foremost. This is a very competitive field, and if you do well, it's very rewarding. But also think the art of observation - knowing when to just sit back and listen and watch - is very important. Learn the business so you know what you're doing. This is a tough business, and nobody feels sorry for you. f this is what you want to do, set up a game plan, get your goals in mind, and go for it - don't let anything deter you!" 33 do have a charismatic, loud personality, and it's in your face. 'm also the guy next door who would allow you to lay your head on my shoulder and cry if something was wrong, and would try and comfort you. - Howard McGee

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Still Can www.americanradiohistory.com Should URBAN TOP 50 AUGUST 7, 1998 3W 2W LW 1W ARTST TTLE LABEL(S) TW TOTAL LW 2W 3W TOTAL STATONS /ADDS 3 2 2 1 KELLY PRCE Friend Of Mine (T- Neck/sland) 3283 3433 3405 3263 83/0 4 3 1 2 NCOLE Make t Hot (EastWesUEEG) 3167 3681 3207 2996 84/0 5 4 4 0 JANET Go Deep (Virgin) 3132 2921 2814 2596 81/0 12 5 5 O BRANDY f/mase Top Of The World (Atlantic) 2857 2760 2427 1854 81/0 1 3 AALYAH Are You That Somebody? (Atlantic) 2743 3379 3551 3458 74/0 10 8 6 O GERALD LEVERT Thinkin' Bout t (EastWesUEEG) 2701 2563 2248 1900 82/2 6 7 7 MAXWELL Luxury: Cococure (Columbia) 2620 2505 2348 2225 80 /0 42 16 8 MONCA The First Night (Arista) 2605 2284 1834 1033 85/0 17 10 9 0 PUBLC ANNOUNCEMENT t's About Time (A&M) 2368 2207 2071 1791 77/0 1 11 10 (1) K -C & JOJO Don't Rush (Take Love Slowly) (MCA) 2241 2194 2049 1857 77/0 14 12 11 WLL SMTH Just The Two Of Us (Columbia) 2064 2053 1948 1837 75/2 19 14 13 MO THUGS FAMLY All Good (Relativity) 1998 1980 1927 1755 69/0 33 24 18 TAMA So nto You (Qwest/WB) 1948 1778 1527 1281 78/0 - - 37 MYA f /SLKK THE SHOCKER Movin' On (University/nterscope) 1866 1299 205 145 82/6 18 15 15 SLKK THE SHOCKER t Ain't My Fault (No Limit/Priority) 1875 1971 1864 1761 73/2 26 19 16 0 MECHALE JAMSON Keep t Real (Red Eye /Priority) 1849 1845 1697 1501 70/0 35 29 21 MONTELL JORDAN 31 20..-49 NEXT Do That (DefJam /RAUMercury) 1807 1681 1491 1251 82/0 Love You (Arista) 1800 1738 1615 1364 81/1 32 27-72 LUTHER VANDROSS Nights n Harlem (LVNirgin) 1752 1676 1498 1285 78/0 34 25 23 JERMANE DUPR f /JAY -Z Money Ain't A Thang (So So Del /Columbia) 1740 1659 1520 1262 79/2 40 32 26 CAM'RON f /MASE Horse & Carriage (UntertainmentEpic) 1719 1587 1333 1146 78/4 27 28 24 TAM DAVS How Do Say 'm Sorry (Red Ant) 1687 1632 1498 1461 70/0-47 36 XSCAPE My Little Secret (So So Def /Columbia) 1623 1333 921 326 79/1 43 33 28 TATYANA AL Daydreamin' (MJJ/Work) 1615 1501 1308 1028 74/0 37 31 27 MASE f /PUFF DADDY Lookin' At Me (Bad Boy /Arista) 1591 1524 1368 1190 76/2 50 41 32 BOYZ MEN Doin' Just Fine (Motown) 1555 1447 1177 838 73/0 49 37 35 MARY J. BLGE Missing You (MCA) 1522 1374 1220 839 73/1 15 13 12 23 ARETHA FRANKLN Here We Go Again (Arista) 1506 2000 1945 1825 54/0 45 40 34 PRESSHA Splackavellie (Tony Mercedes /LaFace /Arista) 1503 1392 1178 988 63/1 2 6 17 30 BRAN MCKNGHT The Only One For Me (Motown) 1426 1806 2391 3293 48/1 KETH WASHNGTON/CHANTE' MOORE Love You (Silas/MCA) 1413 1408 1291 1154 68/1-43 GNUWNE Same 01' G (Atlantic) 1411 1114 813 281 75/3 39 34 33 20 21 31 33 JON B. They Don't Know (Yab Yum /550 Music) 1402 1475 1582 1675 41/0 8 18 25 34 BRANDY & MONCA The Boy s Mine (Atlantic) 1372 1597 1710 1987 44/0 29 30 30 NATE DOGG fmarren G Nobody Does t.. (Dogg FoundationBreakalroay) 1345 1487 1474 1380 66/0 48 42 40 JESSE POWELL Wasn't With t ( Silas/MCA) 1305 1181 1059 871 71/1-48 42 TYRESE Nobody Else (RCA) 1287 1169 891 420 76/0 38 35 38 MASTER P Thinkin' Bout U (No Limit/Priority) 1251 1275 1264 1163 60 /0-44 44 69 BOYZ Woof Woof (Quadra Sound /Big BeatAtlantic) 1055 1037 954 825 60/1 47 45 45 RAY -J Why Lie (Atlantic) 1043 1031 952 888 56/1 9 9 VOCES OF THEORY Dimelo (Say t) (H.O.L.A. /Red Ant) 1034 1974 2072 1980 47/1 BREAKER MCHELLE Hang Tyme (Death Row/Priority). 1026 959 890 708 56/0 - - DMX f /FATH EVANS How's t Goin' Down? (DefJam /Mercury) 998 866 644 251 74/1 D E B U T., (D TRN - -TEE 5:7 God's Grace (B- Rite / lnterscope) 902 725 378 61 57/3-50 49 LORD TARO & PETER GUNZ We Will Ball (Codeine/Columbia) 863 874 869 785 55/2 16 17 20 46 LNK Whatcha Gone Do? (Relativity) 861 1708 1804 1793 40/0 7 23 39 USHER My Way (LaFace /Arista) 859 1182 1545 2061 33/0 23 39 48 BG PUNSHER f /JOE Still Not A Player (Loud) 818 943 1187 1580 32/0 DEBUTO NUTTA BUTTA Freak Out (Lil' Man /nterscope) 749 682 544 198 55/0 DE BUT E -40 Hope Don't Go Back (Sick Wid' t/jive) 743 573 189 17 71/5 This chart reflects airplay from July 27- August 2. Songs ranked by total plays. Highlighted songs indicate Breaker. 86 Urban reporters. 83 current playlists. Songs that are down in plays for three consecutive weeks and below No. 25 are moved to recurrent. 1998, R &R nc. NEW & ACTVE MC LYTE Can't Make A Mistake (EastWesUEEG) Total Rays 742, Total Stations. 63, Adds. 2 BENTO Shake 'N Bake (Fully Loaded) Total Plays. 740, Total Stations: 41, Adds: 1 LL' MO (/MSSY ELLOTT 5 Minutes (Gold Mind/EastWest/EEG) Total Plays 674, Total Stations. 43. Adds: 0 MONFAH Touch t (Uptown /Universal) Total Plays. 669. Total Stations: 66. Adds: 8 MELANE B f/mssy ELLOTT Want You Back (Virgin) Total Plays 629. Total Stations. 62. Adds: 1 GOODE MOB Beautiful Skin (LaFace/Arista) Total Plays. 624. Total Stations: 60. Adds: 3 BONE THUGS f/rollns... War (DreamWorks/Gefen) Total Plays. 578. Total Stations. 46. Adds: 1 SONS OF FUNK Sons Reasons (No Limit/Priority) Total Plays 574. Total Stations: 47. Adds: 0 AMAR Collin' (Tommy Boy) Total Plays: 570, Total Stations. 42. Adds. 0 SOLO Touch Me (Perspective/A &M) Total Plays: 568. Total Stations: 57. Adds: 8 EGHTBALL My Homeboy's Girlfriend (Suave House /Universal) Total Plays. 560, Total Stations: 55. Adds: 3 BOYZ MEN Your Home s n My Heart (Flyte Tyme /MCA) Total Plays: 502, Total Stations: 55. Adds: 9 ANGEL GRANT Knockin' (Flyte Tyme /Universal) Total Plays: 474. Total Stations: 38, AMS: 0 JAGGED EDGE Gotta Be (So So Def /Columbia) Total Plays 446. Total Stations: 16. Adds: 1 DEBELAH MORGAN Yesterday (Motown) Total Plays. 430. Total Stations: 59. Adds: 10 Songs ranked by total plays. BREAKERS MCHELLE Hang Tyme (Death Row/Priority) TOTAL /NCREASE ARTE- 1026/67 TOTAL STATONS /ADDS 56/0 MOST ADDED CHART ADDS SHAGGY f /JANET Luv Me, Luv Me (Flyte Tyme/MCA) 62 EN VOGUE No Fool No More (EastWest/EEG) 58 KURUPT We Can Freak t (Antra/A &M) 42 TO Westside (ClockWork/Epic) 36 J'SON Cheat On You (Hollywood) 13 DEBELAH MORGAN Yesterday (Motown) 10 BOYZ MEN Your Home s n My Heart (Fyte TymeJMCA) 9 MONFAH Touch t (Uptown/Universal) 8 SOLO Touch Me (Perspective/A &M) 8 KHADEJA f/product Here We Go (Franchise /Loud) 6 MYA f/slkk THE SHOCKER Movin:.. (Universiyinterscope) 6 QUEEN LATFAH Paper (FlavorUnit/Motown) 6 MOST NCREASED ARTST TTLE LABEL(S) TOTAL PLAY NCREASE MYA f/slkk THE SHOCKER Movin'... (Univelsiy4nterscope) +567 MONFAH Touch t (Uptown/Universal) +473 SOLO Touch Me (Perspective /A &M) +422 BOYZ MEN Your Home s n My Heart (Ryte TymeMCA) +383 MONCA The First Night (Arista) +321 DEBELAH MORGAN Yesterday (Motown) +299 GNUWNE Same 01' G (Atlantic) +297 XSCAPE My Little Secret (So So Def /Columbia) +290 SHAGGY 1 /JANET Luv Me, Luv Me (Fyte Tyme/MCA) +269 KHADEJA f/product Here We Go (Franchise/Loud) +215 ARTST `TLE HOTTEST RECURRENTS LABELS MYRON Destiny (sland) PRAS MCHEL f /ODB & MYA Ghetto Supastar...(nterscope) NEXT Too Close (Arista) MYA f/ssoo OF DRU HLL t's AL... (University /nterscope) DREA f/black ROB Got Ya Back (Spoiled Rotten/WB) SPARKLE Be Careful (Rock Land /nterscope) CHCO DEBARGE No Guarantee (Kedar /Universal) DESTNY'S CHLD f /JD Wlth Me Part 1 (Grass Roots/Columbia) JANET Get Lonely (Virgin) MONTELL JORDAN Let's Ride (Del Jam /RAUMercury) Breakers: Songs registering 1000 plays or more for the first time. Bullets awarded to songs gaining plays over the previous week. t two songs are tied in number of plays. the song being played on more stations is placed first. Most ncreased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week -to -week increases in total plays. Weighted chart appears on RAH ONLNE. THE NDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER For Faster Service: FAX Credit Card Payments To 310.203.8727 Or Call R8R at 310.788.1625 Or email R6R at m ore into s'rron line.com THE R &R ANNUAL SUBSCRPTON PACKAGE DELVERS THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY! SUBSCRBE AND SAVE OVER $190.00! 51 weeks of R &R ($330.00 value) 2 semi -annual Ratings Report & Directories ($120.00 value) Program Supplier Guide ($40.00 value)

1 Should Cheat On You Believers At: WZHT KBCE WSOJ WEUP KMJM KPR WJM KYEA WZFX WGZB WAMO WJJN WFXE WJMG WOW! WACR WTMG WKGN WBB WESE WPAL WJZD WZF KZWA WTLZ KRRQ WJFX KRVV WNOV WYOK WCKX WEMX WQHH KPRS WLJM KSJL KDKS KVSP KMJJ KJMM 3rd Week Top 10 Most Added!!! #5 Most Added This Week!! Produced by Rodney Jerkins for Darkchild Entertainment Management: Dun Johnson for 14 Artist Management Esecutive Producer: David Esterson and Minette Gemmage for t's About Tyme Productions Video in rotation at BET and The Box CH(4lywoó 1998 Hollywood Reco, R E C O R D S

86 R&R August 7. 199- URBAN ACTON ARTST BREAKÛ ARTST: DEBELAH MORGAN LABEL VAZ ENTERTANMENT/ MOTOWN fell in love with this song the first time heard it!! Debelah Morgan's single, "Yesterday," made such a good impression on me (not to mention landing the fourth Most Added slot on the mainstream Urban chart andying for the second Most Added on the Urban AC chart last week), think Fm going to "break her down." t :r Not Over is the debut album by the singer /songwriter, with Morgan either writing or co-writing seven of the album's 15 tracks - proving sista girl is not just a beautiful voice. She composes, plays keyboards, and co-arranges on this album. Born in Detroit, Morgan moved to Los Angeles when she was 3 years old. Soon after taking piano classes in kindergarten, she was playing in church during Sunday school. By age 8, she had composed her first song. By age 15, she was teaching gospel a choir at the University Of Arizona. With a major in vocal performance in high school, Morgan learned to sing in six different languages: Latin, German, talian, French, Hindi, and Portuguese. After relocating to Los Angeles and capturing the Silver medal in the NAACP international music competition, word of Morgan's talents reached the music industry and producer Vassal Benford won the bid. Written by Benford and Morgan, "Yesterday" is about an ended relationship that Morgan can't seem to shake (try penicillin). "Who's gonna love me, baby, who's gonna hold me now?" Debelah ponders these questions since dude left her. ('d be more worried about who's going to pay the rent!) As thoughts of him linger in her mind, she lives on the memories of yesterday, when "he made her body scream." ( think met him last night at a club.) Still in love with him and apparently addicted to the past, Morgan can't seem to go on. She can find no love that compares to his. (Have you tried the personals?) Always dreaming about him, always thinking about him, Debelah is nowhere near "healed." ( have an extra -prescription for Prozac if you need it.) With a five- octave range, this vocalist sings from the heart. Her beautiful voice combined with this slam' lammin' track is a hit waiting to happen. Peace. - Tanya O'Quinn Asst. Urban Editor Troop Mayday Warrior MD, WJTT/Chattanooga Programmers, don't sleep on Troop! Even though it's been almost seven years since they dropped their last hit, Troop is back with all of the original members and their own record label. Their latest project is guaranteed to please current Troop fans and acquire a vast new audience for their more mature sound. Their new CD, Mayday, holds several potential hits, including the current single, "The Way Parlay." Look for the next single, "Audacity," to follow suit, and everyquiet Storm deserves good ballads like "Let Your Light Shine" and "Over The Moon" (which could easily become the love song of the year). Troop recently performed here in Chattanooga at "Magic's PhatTuesday Cabaret" at the Bessie Smith Hall and drew a sellout crowd of die -hard Troop fans who didn't seem to realize that the group had been away for so long. Thanks to Andy Anderson of Peck and Anderson Marketing for making it possible, and thanks to the group for a great performance. Troop is back and better than ever! Mayday! This album deserves a char ice. ADDVANCE NOTCE Giving you fair warning: These are the singles that are going for adds on Monday (8/10) and Tuesday (8/11) 4KAST Tried (RCA) ABSOULUTEf/ KELLY PRCE Heat (Yob Yum /550 Music) CANBUS - Honor -U (Group Home /Universal) FAT JOE Don Cartagena (Big Beat /Atlantic) FLPMODE Everybody On The Line (Outside) (EastWest /EEG) ARETHA FRANKLN n Case You Forgot (Arista) JANTA Getting Over You (550 Music) KENNY LATTMORE Days Like This(Columbia) QUEEN LATFAH Paper (Flavor Unit /Motown) SNOOP DOGG Still A G Thang (No Limit /Priority) Artist Breakdown highlights artists with.strong chart momentuni. MAOMJ,,Lf1 Cost effective plastic banners for your station. We print any picture, logo or design in up to four colors. Perfect for concerts, public appearances, expos and giveaways. Packaged on a roll and easy to use. Put up brand new signs at every event. Durable banners for a throw -away price UV stabilized plastic won't fade indoors or outdoors Simply fax your logo and color separation information for a free price quote 1-800 -231-2417 Canada 1-800 -847-5615 Fax (713) 507-4295

4KaST TRED Love died. Tears dried. And Lord knows, TRED. the new single from 4KaST off their debut album ANY WEATHER. * W W W. peeps.com The RCA Records Label is a unit of BMG Entertainment. Tmk(s) Registered. Mortals) Regi*oda(s) &General Electric Co., US& BMG and Peeps logos ore trademarks of BMG Music. 1998 BMG Entertainment. www.americanradiohistory.com Executive Producer. Harve Pierre. A &R Direction: Nerve Pierre. Management: Carol Kirkendall for CD Enterprises, nc., Falls Church, VA.

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James Alexander APOMD: Vickie Preston 16 wel SMTH Txa 14 SLJOTHE SHOCKER -Farr WJLB/Oetroit, M PO: Michael Saunders APD/MO: Janet G. 5 SHAGGY HJMET-LW.. 5 CAMAONFMASE -Huse' mmupt-hmk WJJN /Dothan, AL PD: Regina Dates MD: Tony Black 5 S5AGGYFJMET'uK 5 KURUFT -Fame EN VOGUE 'Mar TO Vks6á- PHYELSHAWCGrawer WZFX/Fayetteville. NC PO: Bobby Jay MD:YOnrMO'DOrolwe äl SOLO"Tam" 6 TE&A01710169ry' 6 OWES-WSW 5 SWrifYHJNETL,v' 5 MONPN1TacK' 5 KLMUPThealf 5 EJ01kp' WOZZ/Flint, M PD1MO: Chris Reynolds.TS14 St, SHAGGY F JANET tao WYNN /Florence, SC PO: Fred Brown Jr. MD' Parish Brown v -na;r F JANET VK F SOLO Toutlf 6 GNUMMSaa' WTMG/Gainesville, FL DM: Den Cody APO: Jo Jo EN VOGUE RM LS TYMAN-GroaR SHAGGY FJAMT-LK wetaell Wong" KUAUPT'Frmk" TOïYülsiae' KHOOEJAFRnWUCT'Here' WJMZ/Greenville. SC PO'. Marvin Hankston MD: Kelly Berry WNEZ/HarNord, CT PDAAO: Mark Denies 17 BDYZMEN-Horrc- 17 m VOGUE 'For 17 SHAGGYFUMET'Llrv WEUPHuntsville, AL PON D:Steve Murray 5 BONE THUGS War SHAGGY F! 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TN PDRAO: Bobby O'Jay APD:Eileen Nathaniel C Weslsa EN VOGUE' Fool' NWDEJMHPROQ:CT'W2' WEDR/Miami, FL OM:JameThomas PORAD:CedncHoltywood WKKV /Milwaukee. W PD: Nate Bell MD: Dalla Scott 9 SHAGGY FiONET ùor 5 EN VOGUE 'Far WNOVMilwaukee, W PMRAD:SaFrtraNdbkaah was WBLX/Mohile, AL PO: Mktg Bevis APD: Array Mack 15 JENAWM OUR VJAKZTNnO- 5 BOYZ MEN 'Hbme' 5 EN VOGUE-Fool' 5 T0 "MOW( 5 SKQLDl1GGERY'pomrs' WYOK/Mobile, AL PDRAD: Jammin' Jimmy Avant KRVV/Monroe, LA PO'. Chris Collins MD: Vic Mamis KYEA/Monroe,LA PMAD:GaaNarmNGaorga 7 ENVOQE4'aor TO Vvetlb" SHAGGY HOW 'LU: CRAZY 'Chopper KUAUPT'PFah WOOK/Nashville, TN OM: Jim Kennedy EA':aCNr VASE ^o5e,omrot,ons Sr,. WOUE/New Orleans, LA MAO. Gerod Stevens 31 SHAGGY F;JANET Luv GOODEMO6 'Baumt CMRONF/MASE "Horse PRESSMSods' U.Tvoi ehr WOOF -Mara' WOW/Nortolk. VA PO: K.J. Holiday MD: Michael Mauzone 5-GAJO 0\l La, L ENVOGUE"Fool" DAVMNS&DWVUNS-Nwd. KURUPThak' KVSP/Oklahoma City, OK PO: Tiny Pay MD: Mewing Prince EN loor TO Vwstsoe- KURUPrher SHAGGY F/JANETYW BOVOMEN -Hone' WJHM/Orlando, FL PD: Rues Allen Mtadm MD:M FOM 24 SHAGGY FJANET-LW" 17 MSE F/RAFDADOV'Lodm' B DELNQUENT HABTS Western' WPH/Philadelphia, PA PD: Mido, WUSL/Philadelphia, PA OM: Helen Little MO:GennCooper '- SLK( THE SHOCKER laud EN VOGUE Toe KEMY LATTÜKME'DyY SOGGY HJA Erlof WU-PAS M-Team' K'JRUPT "freak" WAMO/Pittsburgh, PA PO:RonAÜMls MD: Kris Kelley 5 WLL SPATH-TrP' WOOK/Raleigh, NC PO. Haie Mari MD: Jodi Deny WPLZ/Richmond. VA P0R110: Phil Daniel EiA`.'rEa whe E'A Sr 1, +SJf Fs'. WSOJ/Rtchmond, VA PORAD: Kenn Korn 20 %ZB -- 13 DEVN Wao" 5 KJRUm'HmM' EN 0001k 1001 WTLZ/Saginaw, M PD: KennNCrockett MD: Tony LampMy 5 KWDEKA PRODUCT -Hear 5 ENVOGLUETFCr 5 DOB NL6EL-NOlpry' KLmUPT'Frmk' TO Wkstlitle" SHAGGY F/YVET'LW RALS HTAN'Goou' DJEEN UTAH -Paper KSJLSan Antonio, TX PO: Mltlwl Andreas APD:OShed KURLP'FFmk" SHAGGYHJMET'Lw" SOLO lad- EN VOGM-Far MONfAH'Touch- DENM MORGW Yemda/ JS7NSMuB SLEEP4SiHEMESM" WEAS/Savannah, GA PDRAO: Jewel Caner 3o JAGGEE A r,e s: BOYO il MEN Home EN VOGUE O9f SWGGYFUMET'LK KDKS/Shreveport, LA PDRAD:OuumEcols la SHAGGY FiJMET'LW 14 OUEENLAFN'Paper 10 MBOYZWkor 5 BDaTOSlule' ENVOGUE'HCr KMJJ/Shreveport, LA PO:Joh Wilson MD: Garito Rain 10 MAST -Tree lo BUDL HAZE WNW 10 KBk(YLMOMORE*Days" 10 TOMecede- 10 SHAGGYHJNErtuv" 10 mmupt-rear 10 EN VOGUE lcor 10 2 LTA CREW'Paa- 10 BG JSA41aea 10 KAGElkedr 10 WCHJOFB. TOW 86 Total Reporters 85 Current Reporters 83 Current Play!ists KMJM/St. Louis, MO DMPD: Chuck Atkins APO /MD: Eric Mychaels WTMPTampa, FL PO: Larry Steele MD: Don Carlos 1r MYAFSLG ".con 5555-'015!doe 5 SNAGG'YF,ANF Jr FNV]G.,YK. WJUC,Toledo. OH PD: Charlie Mack NCCLEFENEE S' SHAGGY FJANETluv EGM&VL-Crarenti ENWGUE-Faor DEVn Vqe JSWHSaor KJMM,Tulsa. OK PD: Terry Monday MD' Maurice Prince SHAGGY F,AET EN VOGUE "Fool L AO Z MEN 440 Ort WACRrTupelo, MS POND: Jero ld Jackson KrPUPr Flsv, SMGGYPJANET LW WESE/Tupelo, MS POMO: Stan Allen ENVOGUL F%'. "Freak TOY/ensile' SFNGGV HNC 'La QEENLATFAH'Patee' WKYS/Washington. DC VPJAdg.: Steve Hegwood 7 ENVOGUE WMNX/Wilmington, NC PO/MD:Rod Curse SHAGGY FUMET LW' EN VOGUE FOol GOODE MO6 lea1ml" Edo Hopi KHRN/Bryan, TX P0: Lester Pace MD: PMrp Marshall Jr. raie EN VOGUE Fa SWGGYHAMET1w- VR1AB1 Wmlp- SkuuDinGERY- DOkrs- WFXEJColumbus, GA PD: PNq D. Marsh MD: MTMlaten 27 LORD TARLO -Bar 7 41(05T -Tro41 5 TO WK.* ENWQE -Poor SHAGGY HJAMT "LW WJFX/Ft. Wayne, N PBJMD:B.J.SMb KURUPr'Frtaf EN VOGliO loor KRSnM'Mul" TOlvetlde" SHAGGYF'JMET'uN' 2 LVE GREW Tarty " KRRMsfayeNe, LA PD: Dye WW1 ENVOGLE'Poor TDWedwOe' KMPDFJWPPRWATkrt' mn4tee5:7-grace' JSON'SNd' KAM 'Hak- SHAGGY F/JNET'Lw' WBB/Macon, GA POND: Kevin Fa 5 EN VOGUE-Far 5 SWGGYHUJET'Lw' 5 nturupt'hmk' 5 TOWMae" 5 MULL QfGEAY-DalaY WZHT/Montgomery, AL PD,4D: Michael Long 20 BOYZ MEN-Home 9 C-k1LiA0EATlam- SHAGGY HJNET-uK BEBEWMDiGW 'Yesterday EN VOGUE 'FoU- JSON'SauH' WCDX/Richmond, VA P0: Aaron Maxwell 10 CAMRONFMAS"Norse SHAGGY F /JANET LW EN VOGUE "Fool' Dld Not Report, Playlist Frozen (2): WPEG/Charlotte. NC WBLS/ New York. NY Did Not Report For Two Consecutive Weeks; Data Not Used (1): WJKX/Laurel, MS URBAN AC WALK /Atlanta. GA m. PD: Jim Kennedy WWN/Baltimore. MO PO: Kathy Brown ns. MD Natalie Case KOXL;Baton Rouge, LA PO. A Jai Wallace WBHK.Birmingham. AL P0: Mike Abrams BCE _AMES F RASnEEOA ipa:n ''NMGL. Charleston. SC RD "erry Base PALA-AM/Charleston. SC PDRAD: Jae Jackson WUVA/Charlottesville, VA PD/MD: Tony Love WVAZ/Chicago. L OM/PD: Mau Myrick APO/MD: Jamillah Muhammad WMXG /Columbus. OH PO Paul Strong MD: Warren Stevens KRBV,Dallas. TX PO Thomas Banta KDK01Denver. CO PO MD. Rick Walker WMXD/Detroil, M PD: Monica Stan MD: Tony wrdan Adds WFLM/Ft. Pierce, FL bey_' r Wrong,_ce.;aLKSDN Wok' SOLO Tod EN VOGUE -Far FW RPUY EL 0BAAGE' Sena]' WfrS LS HYMAN "Gare' WNFO/Gainesville, FL H&J Martin 5 SOLO Toroti' 5 50550f PJNK 5cas A Geed WOMG/Greensboro, NC PO: M Payne MO: Bryan Maxwell F -TMPMTONSStay WKS /Greenville, NC PD: B.N. Kirkland MD: Dennis Lee NO Adds KMJO/Houston, TX PD: Carl Conner MD: Carla Butner WKX /Jackson. MS POD. Stan Branson PHL KPH, Moo KENNY LAT'MOPE 'a /t' WSOUJacksonville, FL PO:OaveWyoler MD:K.J. 25 9PANMCKNGHT AnAnre,'. Fti'MHFE J^_. KNEK1-afayette. LA PD: Ore Richards KXZZ:Lake Charles. LA PO MO. Brian Robinson - MECHAL:E_M,05CN 'Keet 5 AFONZO&AüsWELL'S., KJLH/Los Angeles. CA PDrMD: Cliff Winston EN VOGUE 'roo WMJM/Louisville. KY PD: Tony Fields. ^..titwel _- y GaOo WRBV/Macon, GA PD: Kevin Fox 5 PLdYLLSTYMAN'Groaé 5 EN VOGUE Tool' s SOLO Toute" dr Good KJMS /Memphis, TN PO Bobby OJay WHOT'Miami. FL Po: Tony NM AMMO: Phil Michaels Stec TEMPTATOF6'SOy" BOY2 MEN "Home' WMCS/Milwaukee. W PD.7AD Tyrene Jackson WOLT'Mohile. AL P13.510 Mark Dylan WDAH1Myrtle Beach, SC PO/MD: Em edee XSCAPE 7711N- TEE57-Grace MC LW SHAGGY aka UAB L' Daydream, RENEESKr/wry' C'A ^.F'rr WYLD /New Orleans. LA PDMO: LeBron Joseph WRKS/New York, NY PD: Taya Beasley APO: Lenny Greene MO: Wayne Mayo 20 ERYFM1 EAR, e 12 NEW LATTMORE 'DO/s WCFB /Orlando. FL PD: Steve Holbrook WDAS/Philadelphia, PA PD' Joe Tamhurm APOMD. Daisy Davis KMJK/Phoenix, AZ PO:MJacam MD: Tim Hg 12 KENNYLATTMORE-Days- 7 PHYLLSTYM41'FUnrry 7 ENVOGJE"faor 5 SOLO-rood," WFXC,rRaleigh. NC PD: Chris Conners MO: Cy Young WKJS/Richmand. VA PO: Kevin Kola 2 Oir,EFVNr E. UEBARGE ij El VOGUE F001 KOBR/Sacramento, CA PD: Clifford Brown. Jr APOMD: Ed Lee KATZ /St. Louis. MO PO: Chuck Atkins BOY: : OMEN' Ene' KXOK/St. Louis. MO 5 71.!F5A,ONS Sa/ 5 N VOGUE F. 43 Total Reporters 43 Current Reporters 42 Current Playlists WTUG.Tuscaloosa. AL PO MP. Steve Sloan WMMJ/Washington. DC PO. Doug Gilmore WAAV/Wilmington. NC PD: Ken Johnson Reported Frozen Playlist (1): WLVH/Savannah. GA New Reporter (1): W RKSMew York. NY

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R- www.americanradiohistory.com 92 Ev URBAN AC TOP 30 AUGUST 7, 1998 TOTAL TOTAL BREAKERS No Songs Qualified For Breaker Status This Week ARTST TTLE LABEL(S) TW LW 2W 3W STATONSADDS Q MAXWELL Luxury: Cococure (Columbia) 1033 955 963 907 38/1 10 LUTHER VANDROSS Nights n Harlem (LVNirgin) 953 884 781 646 42/0 BRAN MCKNGHT The Only One For Ñle (Motown) 938 958 1093 1102 38/0 9 6 4 0 GERALD LEVERT Thinkin' Bout t (EastWestEEG) 899 867 767 676 40/1 7 4 6 GEORGE BENSON Standing Together (GRP) 865 843 801 743 37/1 10 O KETH WASHNGTON/CHANTÉ MOORE Love You (Silas/MCA) 827 741 695 639 36/0 4 3 - KELLY PRCE Friend Of Mine (T- Neck/sland) 824 864 873 814 33/0 6 9 ARETHA FRANKLN Here We Go Again (Arista) 697 735 700 678 29/0 27 14 0 TEMPTATONS Stay (Motown) 696 565 330 137 39/6 16 14 12 TAM DAVS How Do Say 'm Sorry (Red Ant) 677 628 590 544 30/0,2 11 9 NEW POWER GENERATON The One (New Power Soul) 671 726 681 612 31/0 13 13 11 JANET Go Deep (Virgin) 669 665 643 596 34/1 5 7 10 13 JON B. They Don't Know (Yab Yum /550 Music) 662 676 759 787 29/1 28 20 16 m PEABO BRYSON My Heart Belongs To You (Windham Hill) 548 487 400 329 32/2 - - 22 Q BOYZ l MEN Doin' Just Fine (Motown) 476 396 290 186 28/3 3 8 13 SPARKLE Be Careful (Rock Land / nterscope) 508 620 758 825 29/0 25 19 m BOB JAMES f /RASHEEDA Do t Again (Warner Bros.) 459 434 350 301 27/1 TAMA So nto You (Qwest/WB) 448 442 418 343 23/1 25 19 1 0 30 24 20 0 PUBLC ANNOUNCEMENT t's About Time (A &M) 417 409 352 314 18/1 27 MARY J. BLGE Missing You (MCA) 402 357 253 178 22/0 6 12 15 REGNA BELLE Don't Let Go (MCA) 388 503 647 762 24/0 29 23 22 CECE WNANS What About You (PMG /Atlantic) 382 387 322 270 20/0 28 26 K -C & JOJO Don't Rush (Take Love Slowly) (MCA) 371 361 330 312 17/0 D E B U T O C ANGEL GRANT Knockin' (Flyte Tyme/Universal) 318 259 171 66 25/0 14 18 29 25 LSG Door ít1 (EastWest/EEG) 314 341 424 558 17/0 D E B U T m PHL PERRY Mind Blowah (Peak/Private/Windham Hill) 299 239 72 22 27/1 18 21 30 27 K -C & JOJO All My Life (MCA) 289 334 387 491 17/0 23 22 25 28 VOCES OF THEORY Dimelo (Say t) (H.O.L.A. /Red Ant) 284 364 369 362 15/0 19 15 18 29 N'DEA DAVENPORT Bring t On (V2) 269 436 493 465 14/0 30 JAMES GREAR & CO. Don't Give Up (Born Again) 258 289 253 243 17/0 This chart reflects airplay from July 27- August 2. Songs ranked by total plays. Highlight ed songs indicate Breaker. 43 Urban AC reporters. 42 current playlists. Songs that are down in plays for three consecutive weeks and below No. 15 are moved to recurrent. 1998. R &R nc. XSCAPE My Little Secret (So So Def /Columbia) Total Plays: 253. Total Stations: 14, Adds: 1 PHYWS HYMAN Funny How Love... (Philadelphia nternational) Total Plays: 225, Total Stations: 24. Adds: 4 MECHALE JAMSON Keep t Real (Red Eye /Priority) Total Plays: 214. Total Stations: 13, Adds: 2 BRANDY /MASE Top Of The World (Atlantic) Total Plays: 202, Total Stations: 9, Adds: 0 SOLO Touch Me (Perspective /A &M) Total Plays: 181, Total Stations: 19, Adds: 9 MONCA The First Night (Arista) Total Plays: 173, Total Stations: 8. Adds: 0 NEW & ACTVE TRN - -TEE 5:7 God's Grace (B- Rite /nterscope) Total Plays: 167, Total Stations: 16, Adds: 3 NEXT Too Close (Arista) Total Plays: 150, Total Stations: 9, Adds: 0 JESSE POWELL Wasn't With t (Silas /MCA) Total Plays: 149. Total Stations: 7, Adds: 0 ALFONZO BLACKWELL A Little Bit Of Sax (Street Life/All American) Total Plays: 146. Total Stations: 12. Adds: 2 Songs ranked by total plays ARTST `'LE LABELS) MOST ADDED EN VOGUE No Fool No More (EastWest/EEG) SOLO Touch Me (Perspective/A &M) JK Ain't t Good To Know (Verve/Motown) TEMPTATONS Stay (Motown) BOYZ l MEN Your Home s n My Heart (Ryte Tyma'MCA) PHYLLS HYMAN Funny How... (Philadelphia nternational) KENNY LATTMORE Days Like This (Columbia) BOYZ MEN Doin' Just Fine (Motown) PHYLLS HYMAN Groove With You (Roadshow) SHAGGY f /JANET Luv Me, Luv Me (Flyte Tyme/MCA) TRN - -TEE 5:7 God's Grace (B- Rite/nterscope) MOST NCREASED ARTST TTLE r3 =_ßà1 TEMPTATONS Stay (Motown) SOLO Touch Me (Perspective /A &M) JK Ain't t Good To Know (Verve /Motown) BOYZ MEN Your Home s n My Heart (Ryte Tynfe/Ml44) KETH WASHNGTONCHANTE MOORE Love... (S MCA) BOYZ MEN Doin Just Fine (Motown) MAXWELL Luxury: Cococure (Columbia). DEBELAH MORGAN Yesterday (Motown) EN VOGUE No Fool No More (EastWesUEEG) LUTHER VANDROSS Nights n Harlem ( LVNirgin) ARTST _ HOTTEST RECURRENTS BRANDY & MONCA The Boy s Mine (Atlantic) BRAN MCKNGHT Anytime (Motown) RANDY CRAWFORD Silence (Bluemoon/Atlantic) JANET Get Lonely (Virgin) LEV LTTLE Pick Up The Phone (White Lable) MSSJONES 2 Way Street (Motown) ARETHA FRANKLN A Rose s Still A Rose (Arista) MARAN CAREY My All (Columbia) ADDS T,TAL P-AV 19 9 6 6 5 4 4 3 3 3 3,NCREA$E +131 +104 +101 +95 +86 +80 +78 +76 +70 +69 XSCAPE The Amts Of The One Who Loves... (So So Clef/Columbia) WLL DOWNNG f She Knew (Motown) Breakers: Songs registering 350 plays or more for the first time. Bullets awarded to songs gaining plays over the previous week. f two songs are tied n number of plays, the song being played on more stations is placed first. Most ncreased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week - to -week increases in total plays. Weighted chart appears on R &R ONLNE. 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94 R &R August 7, 1998 COUNTRY LON HELTON Make Money With Your Mouth Li Jim Reyland offers advice on getting into voice -overs for fun and profit So, you're on the air four or five hours a day and already making boatloads of money as a jock. But you want to branch out and make some extra cash using the dulcet tones you've been cultivating_ Making extra money as a voice - over talent should be a natural, right? After all, you already use your voice to make a living. But, as with most things, it's not quite that simple. Offering tips to air talent on making it in the voice -over busi- ness is the President of Nashville - Jim Reyland based Audio Productions, Jim Rey - land, himself a voice talent who does national and local spots. SDN Opens Outside Avenues Oddly enough, Reyland's first observation is that being on the air a few hours every day can actually be a detriment to your voice -over career - at least within the market where you work. He explains, "When looking to hire a voice-over talent, agencies and producers are usually looking for someone fresh. Especially when they're paying talent, they want a fresh sound for a spot and may shy away from people on the air locally. 'They may think local air talent is overexposed within that marketplace - especially if the jock does a lot of spots for the station he or she is on. The exception to that, of course, is if the talent is a really big name in town and clients want to have their store or product associated with the name and the celebrity of the jock :' Reyland's quick to point out, however, that all is not lost on the VO front if you're not a household name in your city. n fact, technology - SDN links such as Zephyr, 3D2, etc. - has opened up a myriad of possibilities. "Sometimes one's own backyard isn't the most fruitful place to ply the trade as a voice talent. A lot of the stuff we do runs outside of this market - someone on -air here is fresh in Charlotte, and vice versa. Many agencies and producers are reaching out to find voices in other markets. Many of our producers aren't even in the same state with the voice talent when they cut the spot. SDN is what makes G all possible." Show 'Em What You Do n order to get work locally or in other n,,arkets, you have to get your voice in'ftipnt of the right people. Reyland suggests you send a demo tape to agencies and studios in your town. "t's better than any printed resumé you could send or any meeting you could ever have. t should be an audio cassette, usually no longer than two minutes, that highlights your abilities as an announcer and contains any characters or voices you do :' From there, if the studio owner likes your work, they may put it on the reel the studio sends to clients and ad agencies. Audio Productions' current CD contains the work of 65 voice talents. Reyland emphasizes the importance of letting studios know what voices you do. He tells the story of hearing a spot for a new Opryland Hotel Cajun restaurant on WSM- FM/Nashville. He called the station and found out it was morning personality Bill Cody doing the Cajun dialect. Reyland filed that away, knowing previous clients had *asked for such a talent. As luck would have it, a producer looking for a good Cajun voice called, and Rey - land played him Cody's tape. Cody has now done over 30 regional spots for that major advertiser. None of that would have happened had Rey - land not heard Cody doing the voice. Cody, who previously hadn't done any work for Reyland, is now on the demo reel and keeping quite busy. Mother mason to keep studios and producers apprised of the voices and characters you do is that the creative process is a two -way street. Says Reyland, "Clients and voices don't always hook up just because an agency is looking for a particular kind of voice for a spot or a campaign they have in mind. Many times a producer or agency will hear a voice or a character they like and write a spot or create a commercial - or a whole campaign - around that voice or character, especially if it's a sound they've never heard before. This is a really fertile area for radio personalities, many of whom have created characters for their shows. There are a lot of things people are doing on their shows right now -a character or shtick - that might be commercially marketable. t can be exploited by taking the demo reel to production studios, ad agencies, even the station's own sales department. Jocks should take their characters to a salesperson to have them pitched to a client. nstead of just burning out tons of free spots for station clients, maybe a jock could negotiate a fee for the tal- ent - and even station clients are often willing to pay for something that's special:' Of course, most jocks cut tons of free spots for clients. ndeed, advertisers often expect to have their spots cut without paying a talent fee when they buy a schedule on a station. While that's often part of the deal, Reyland suggests working with your AE in trying to negotiate a talent fee if those spots also air on competing stations in the marketplace. Audition -Tape Tips On the subject of demo tapes, Reyland offers some tips to the budding Mason Adams among you. He says, "Speak as naturally as you possibly can. Sound so real that people feel you're talking to them - not through or around them, but directly to them. The No. 1 thing that slows down the voice-over careers of a lot of jocks is that they speak with that affected 'disc jockey'.voice: Producers and agencies are looking for the most natural, real sound they can get, and they literal- Jocks should take their characters to a salesperson to have them pitched to a client. nstead of just burning out tons of free spots for station clients, maybe a jock could negotiate a fee for the talent. ly cringe when they hear that 'DJ voice.' f get an audition tape that sounds like a big, affected DJ voice delivering time and temp, it goes in the discard bin. An affected voice may work on the air, but it's not going to work for commercials. " advise all talent that the first spot on the reel should be their natural voice -a realistic representation of you as a person and a voice talent. like to hear exactly what the talent sounds like for the first 10 to 15 seconds. f the tape starts with characters or an oddball voice - and then another and another - it's hard to know what you're dealing with. You find yourself 90 seconds into the tape before you get a feeling for 'what the person really sounds like. Hearing the natural voicè first gives you a better idea of SUZY SEES L.A. - Capitol's Suzy Bogguss recently sat in with KZLA/ Los Angeles morning personality Shawn Parr (r) on the air. and PD Bill Fink joined them in the studio for this shot. the range and quality of the voices the talent can do" Reyland also advises that the tape represent you - and only you. "Don't use long bits of someone else's voice on your reel. t confuses the person listening, especially if you do a number of different voices. Don't include stuff on the tape the producer or studio doesn't need, like long music intros. You only have two minutes. Don't waste the producers' time. Plus, that's time you could be using to showcase your talent. "Make sure the tape is tightly constructed. Jocks usually put a lot of extra stuff on reels that doesn't mean anything to anybody. [Editor's note: Reyland's starting to sound like a PD, isn't he?] Don't put an entire 30- second spot you've done on the reel. That's too much. The producer just wants to know what you sound like in the presentation of the character you're doing. A 90- second demo tape should contain samples of 12 to 15 different spots representing different characters and feels. Make it ebb and flow. Start 'real.' Get more 'real,' but with a harder sell. Vary the tempo. Show as much range as possible. Take the producer on a ride. "But never put anything on the reel that doesn't quite get it. Let others - especially those who will be honest with you - listen to it. Yos may think you do the best Jack Nicholson imitation in the world. f others don't agree with you, leave it off the tape. There's an art to putting together a reel. Keep out everything that's unnecessary and keep only the best stuff." Take Advantage Of Advantages Reyland says that while even great air talent may not always make good voice -over people, they do have a major advantage over others trying to break into the business. "The key for anybody is working on delivery and practicing voices and characters;' says Rey - land. "Radio people are way ahead, because they have a place to practice and listen to themselves on a regular basis. Plus, they can listen to what's on the air right now. They hear all the local and national commercials being produced from around America. Jocks should use those spots as the barometer t,, measure what they're doing. "Jocks should listen to these oth- er spots to find out what producers are doing, what sounds they're looking for, what kind of voices they're hiring. Right now, for instance, the big thing is the higher, lighter, driving, yuppie, 'too -cool- for -the -room' voice. Another hot voice is the 'gravelly' sound - what people in the business call the 'sick' voice. t sounds like the guy is ready to croak - kind of breathy. "Ad agencies are looking for that different sound, a voice with an edge to it. f you have a unique voice, that may be all you need to get into commercial work. Everybody thinks you need to have a big, driving voice. That may be good for some spots, but there are lots of things you can't get close to with a booming voice. t's very important that a jock is resigned to the fact that there are certain things they can do with their voice and certain things they can't. Their forte might be a wacky or a teen voice. They need to know where their strengths are and do some soul -searching to figure out what they have and be realistic about where it fits in and what the potential market for it is. They can save themselves a lot of trouble by not going after stuff they know they're not right for." Offering a final word of advice, Reyland urges, 'Be aggressive. Don't just sit around thinking that, because you're on the air four hours a day, people will find you. Sell yourself a little. Do some creative thinking with other people to make things happen for you in your market. Do good work, and it will expand from there. Producers and clients go looking for talented people." The No. 1 thing that slows down voice - over careers is that affected `disc jockey' voice. f get an audition tape that sounds like a big, affected DJ voice delivering time and temp, it goes in the discard bin.

the new single from the,, Atlantic album #82981 =R FVE O'CLOCK HERO "Whether saluting blue -collar workers or his own Appalachian roots, King's tunes brim with unflagging honesty." Randy Vest, People Magniln "King's vocals embrace the ruiì of country music. -- He also he can deliver when it comes to conveying the message of the songs he sings and writes... Kin has the goods to find that spedal;:`. musical niche." Vernell HarNetr, Americon Songwriter Mn "One of the Top 10 Pat & Watch in '98." Neil Pond, Country Americö 'sq.'`- "Atlantic Records intrr singer-songwriter Mat '! we all walked away feelin. we'd seen a star being born." Robert N. Oermann Music Row Magazine "King delivers fresh, undut music, and he can write o i. song." David Zimme USA Today "Well, if taking rl, uijyu eye- opening told i, : iv. and shunning fl t then Matt Ki `a C1re Chad, Aly,',r Merit Rnu' Mepminr "We've only just begun to hear what this shooting star is capable of With King's talent, the sky's the limit." MPACT DATE AUGUST 10th TRUST THE MUSC L.:_ -_.`."._..

96 R &R August 7. 1998 NASHVLLE THS WEEK Artists, Athletes Huddle n Studio Nashville acts, football stars team up for an album of country duets The Tennessee Oilers, who will eventually be renamed to reflect something more appropriate for their new home, are gearing up for their first season in Nashville. t should come as no surprise that Music City loves professional football and has established another connection to the sport. An all -star cast of country artists has teamed up with several football greats to create NFL Country, an album set for an October 6 release. Guided by Ham - stein Productions, a new division of powerhouse Hamstein Publishing, the release has a remarkable lineup. Whether the NFL players can actually sing remains to be heard, but initial reports indicate that the athletes do an admirable job on the vocals. n light of the caliber of the country artists participating, though, it's easy to imagine who carried the ball - so to speak - during the recording sessions. At least one more song may be delivered, but here's the starting lineup: Jo Dee Messina & Brett Favre (Green Bay Packers), "'m A Survivor" Bryan White & Esera Tuaolo (Atlanta Falcons), "Do Right By Me" Randy Travis & Michael Strahan (New York Giants), "Brinks Truck" Michael Peterson & Howard Cross (New York Giants), "All t Takes s All You've Got" Steve Wariner & Scott Galbraith (Dallas Cowboys), "She's n Dallas" Kevin Sharp & Ryan Leaf (San Diego Chargers), "Look Of A Woman n Love" Mark Wills & Rick Tuten (St. Louis Rams), " Can't Live With Myself" Mark Nesler & Chad Cascadden (New York Jets), "She Don't Know Nothing" Kenny Chesney & Peyton Manning (ndianapolis Colts), "Whatever t Takes" Wills and Chesney are also featured with Daryle Singletary, Michelle Wright, Mila Mason, and Take 6 in an all -star cast singing "We're All n This Together." n other sports news, the Nashville Predators - the city's new NHL team - are introducing a new season -ticket package that will place artists and music industry executives in a designated area of Nashville Arena. This isolation isn't because nobody wants to sit in a section with the music industry crowd; rather, it is designed to keep well -meaning fans from pestering the artists during the games. Of course, Reba McEntire's Star - struck Entertainment has its own private suite in the arena, just in case she wants to see the puck skidding across the ice. Artists will be allowed to display their gold and platinum alt COUNTRY FLASHBACK 1 YEAR AGO No. 1: " Left Something Turned On At Home" -Trace Adkins 5 YEARS AGO No. 1: "t Sure s Monday" - Mark Chesnut( 10 YEARS AGO No. 1: "(DoYou Love Me) Just Say Yes " - Highway 101 15 YEARS AGO No. 1: "He's A Heartache...' - Janie Fricke (second week) 20 YEARS AGO No. 1: "You Don't Love Me Anymore'- Eddie Rabbitt bums in the area. The Predators' Music Box package provides a reserved seat and admittance to a private suite that includes a hospitality area. Complimentary seats have already been provided to artists who have assisted in the Predators' ticket sales campaign. That list includes Garth Brooks, Martina McBride, and Amy Grant. No Fences, No Limits When it comes to the biggest - selling album of the '90s, Garth Brooks and Alanis Morissette are now in a three -way tie with Whitney Houston's soundtrack for the film The Bodyguard. The RAA announced last week that Brooks' No Fences and Alanis' Jagged Little Pill have each now reached the 16 million sales level, catching up with Houston's success. Brooks' sales were boosted by The Limited Series, a boxed set that includes previously issued albums. While The Limited Series was sold as a collection, its sales contribute to the totals for Brooks' previous releases. No Fences remains the biggest - selling country album ever. At sales of 13 million and counting, Brooks' Ropin'The Wind happens to be the second best- selling country album of all time. n fact, Brooks recorded four of the six country albums that have topped the 9 million mark. The two other artists are Shania Twain (with The Wotan n Me at 10 million) and Billy Ray Cyrus (whose Some Gave All has sold 9 million). n the latest certifications, Brooks' 1989 self -titled debut album hit the 9 million level, with the other multiplatinum certifications, n Pieces and The Chase, both at 8 million. Fresh Horses - which Capitol/Nashville chief Pat Quigley has previously cited as Brooks' greatest commercial disappointment - has now sold 6 million copies. Brooks didn't corner all of the RAA's latest multiplatinum certifications, however. Deana Carter's Did Shave My Legs For This? has now sold 4 million copies, and Tun McGraw's Everywhere is now triple platinum. Hitting the platinum mark for million in sales are recent releases from Brooks & Dunn (f You See Her) and LeAnn Rimes (Sittin' On Top Of The World). n other Garth news, his HBO special, Garth Live From Central Park, has earned six prime -time Emmy Award nominations, tying the total nominations for Chicago Hope and Mad About You and outnumbering the five nominations received by Seinfeld. Addi- -_tionally, the NBC -TV special Garth Brooks: reland And Back received a nomination for Multi - Camera Picture Editing for a Miniseries, Movie, or Special. Strait Dominates Nominations With five nominations this year, George Strait surpasses Merle Haggard as most -nominated artist in the history of the CMA Awards. Strait led the field when Deana Carter, Neal McCoy, and Jo Dee Messina announced the nominations Tuesday (August 4) in Nashville. Strait's career total of 47 career nominations pushed him past Haggard, who had held the record with 43. Entertainer of the Year: Brooks & Dunn, Garth Brooks, Vince Gill, Tim McGraw, George Strait Male Vocalist: Garth Brooks, Vince Gill, Tim McGraw, Collin Raye, George Strait Female Vocalist: Faith Hill, Patty Loveless, Martina McBride, Lee Ann Womack, Trisha Yearwood Vocal Group: Alabama, Diamond Rio, Dixie Chicks, the Mavericks, Sawyer Brown Vocal Duo: Bellamy Brothers, Brooks & Dunn, the Kinleys, the Lynns, Thrasher Shiver Horizon Award: Trace Adkins, Dixie Chicks, Jo Dee Messina, Michael Peterson, Lee Ann Womack Album: Come On Over, Shania Twain (Mercury); Everywhere, Tim McGraw (Curb); Long Stretch Of Lonesome, Patty Loveless (Epic); One Step At A Time, George Strait (MCA); Sevens, Garth Brooks (Capitol) WARRENS EXPLORE NEW SOUND - The Warren Brothers are usually particular about inviting guest musicians to join them onstage. However, that obviously wasn't the case recently when BNA's new act performed at the Bunganut Pig Club in Murfreesboro, TN. But how do you say no to the head of promotion at your label? Fortunately, BNA VP /National Promo Tom Ba/drica's innovative work on the tuba is nowhere to be found on the Warren Brothers' debut single, "Guilty," which goes for adds August 24. The album, Beautiful Day n The Cold, Cruel World, is due in January. Pictured here are (l -r) Ba/drica, Brett Warren, and Brad Warren. Single: "A Broken Wing," Martina McBride (RCA); "Holes n The Floor Of Heaven," Steve Wariner (Capitol); " Just Want To Dance With You," George Strait (MCA); "This Kiss," Faith Hill (Warner Bros.); "You Don't Seem To Miss Me," Patty Loveless with George Jones (Epic) Vocal Event: "What f Said, "Anita Cochran with Steve Wanner (Warner Bros.); "f You See Him/f You See Her :' Brooks & Dunn and Reba McEntire (Arista/MCA); "Just To Hear You Say That You Love Me;' Faith HiJ1 with Tim McGraw (Warner Bros.); "n Mother's Eyes;' Trisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks (MCA); "You Don't Seem To Miss Me :' Patty Loveless with George Jones (Epic) Song: "A Broken Wing," James House, Sam Hogin, and Phil Barnhardt; "Holes n The Floor Of Heaven," Billy Kirsch anj Steve Wariner; " Just Want To Dance With You :' John Prine and Roger Cook; "t's Your Love," Stephony Smith. The 32nd annual CMA Awards show, which will be broadcast live on CBS -TV, takes place September 23 at the Grand Ole Opry House. Great Voices And Wardrobes Reba McEntire is featured in fashion designer Anne Klein's "Significant Women" ad campaign, which kicks off in the August issue of several national magazines. She's featured in the 32 -page insert set to run through the fall in publications including Allure, Cosmopolitan, Harper's Bazaar, n Style, Mirabella, Mode, New York, and Vogue. Others showcased include actress Bebe Neuwirth, former Texas Gov. Ann Richards, novelist Siri Hustvedt, and Olympic gold medalist Jenny Thompson. Additionally, Shania Twain's print ad campaign for Candies shoes arrives in the September i sues of Cosmopolitan, Elle, Made moiselle, Rolling Stone, Seventee Spin, and other national mag tines. Besides Twain, the ads f ture Lisa Loeb, Brandy, and rap Li!' Kim. Twain will also be f tured in a 30- second TV commet cial for Kmart and Gitano jea The spots feature a performan shot of Twain singing "Man! F Like A Woman!" New Releases Look for some new face from familiar names early ne year. John Michael Montgo ery and wife Crystal are ex pecting their second child i February. Their first child, Ma ison Carol, celebrates her sec and birthday this month. Lee Ann Womack is expect her second child in January. father is her longtime compani Decca Director /A &R Frank L dell. Womack, whose sophom album, Some Things Know, set for September 22 release, w perform all of her tour dat scheduled for this year. Tanya Tucker has filed $300,000 suit against Capit Nashville, claiming that the co pany has allocated a major port of its budget to promoting "ano er artist." The other artist isn identified in the lawsuit, but i fairly obvious that Capitol h been aggressively marketing G Brooks' latest album, Sevens. ter sales of Tucker's 1997 albu Complicated, failed to meet expectations, the suit states, Tu er "concluded that this lack of fort, apparently because of C tol's decision to devote its effo to another artist, was, at least large part, a reason for Complic ed's sales performance." Tanya asked to be released from her itol contract. - Calvin Gil

3W 2W LW 1W COUNTRY TOP 50 AUGUST 7, 1998 TRSHA YEARW00D There Goes My Baby (MCA) 0 FATH HLL w/11m MCGRAW Just To Hear... (Warner Bros.) MARTNA MCBRDE Happy Girl (RCA) JO DEE MESSNA 'm Alright (Curb) 0 GEORGE STRAT True (MCA) 6 4 2 8 6 4 9 8 6 7 5 3 12 9 7 10 10 8 0 JOE DFFE Texas Size Heartache (Epic) 11 11 9 0 VNCE GLL f You Ever Have Forever n... (MCA) 5 16 14 3 14 13 1 11 10 DXE CHCKS There's Your Trouble (Monument) JOHN MCHAEL MONTGOMERY Cover You n... (Atlantic) 0 PAM TLLS Said A Prayer (Arista) 18 16 13 Q BROOKS & DUNN How Long Gone (Arista) 15 15 14 RANDY TRAVS The Hole (DreamWorks) 20 18 15 0 WLKNSONS 26 Cents (Giant) 3 2 5 GARTH BROOKS To Make You Feel My Love (Capitol) 25 18 ALAN JACKSON l' Go On Loving You (Arista) 19 17 0 LAR WHTE Stepping Stone (Lyric Street) 19 17 44 24 17 30 20 16 23 19 DWGHT YOAKAM Things Change (Reprise) o TM MCGRAW Where The Green Grass Grows (Curb) 0 DAMOND RO You're Gone (Arista) 23 21 21 0 ARTST TTLE LABEL(S PATTY LOVELESS High On Love (Epic) 30 23 22 REBA MCENTRE Forever Love (MCA) 2 1 12 40 31 26 25 24 24 27 27 25 33 29 27 37 33 29 32 32 30 36 34 3' BREAKER 0 34 35 32 BREAKER 35 36 33 41 39 35 DEBUT00 42 40 37 28 28 28-49 42 - - 48 50 46 39 DEBUT 49 47 47 50 43 44 44 40-45 - 48 46 - - 49 DEBUT D E B U T O, DEBUT m m SHANA TWAN w/bryan WHTE From This... (Mercury) MARK WLLS Don't Laugh At Me (Mercury) DAVD KERSH Wonderful Tonight (Curb) LNDA DAVS Wanna Remember This (DreamWorks) LONESTAR Everything's Changed (BNA) STEVE WARNER w /GARTH BROOKS Burnin'... (Capitol) TRACY BYRD Wanna Feel That Way Again (MCA) SAMMY KERSHAW Honky Tonk America (Mercury) LEANN RMES Nothin' New Under The Moon (MCG/Curb) NEAL MCCOY Love Happens Like That (Atlantic) ALABAMA How Do You Fall n Love (RCA) CLNT DANELS A Fool's Progress (Arista) WADE HAYES How Do You Sleep At Night (DKC/Columbia) CLNT BLACK Loosen Up My Strings (RCA) BLLY DEAN Real Man (Capitol) MCHAEL PETERSON When The Bartender Cries (Reprise) KETH HARLNG Coming Back For You (MCA) LEE ANN WOMACK A Little Past Little Rock (Decca) TRACY LAWRENCE While You Sleep (Atlantic) SHANA TWAN Honey. 'm Home (Mercury) KNLEYS You Make t Seem So Easy (Epic) DARYLE SNGLETARY My Baby's Lovin' (Giant) BRADY SEALS Fell (Warner Bros.) GARY ALLAN No Man n His Wrong Heart (Decca) JEFF CARSON Shine On (MCG /Curb) BRYAN WHTE Tree Of Hearts (Asylum /EEG) TY HERNDON t Must Be Love (Epic) KENNY CHESNEY Will Stand (BNA) AARON TPPN For You Will (Lyric Street) TOTAL STATONS/ADDS PLAY RANK TOTAL */ TOTAL PONTS PONTS 204/0 1 7342 +182 35067 +925 204/0 2 7158 +139 33959 +693 201 /0 3 7125 +92 33835 +478 203/0 4 6980 +459 33070 +2109 203/0 5 6787 +470 32160 +2216 197/0 6 6336 +238 29202 +1181 202/1 7 6109 +318 29030 +1569 183/0 8 5771-1477 27549-7151 203/2 10 5692 +433 27119 +2030 201/2 9 5723 +343 26822 +1548 204/0 11 5494 +328 26395 +1664 204/0 12 5160 +118 24802 +609 202/1 13 4964 +223 23426 +1091 168/1 16 4682-1842 22854-8280 200/8 15 4703 +606 22454 +2646 200/3 14 4721 +125 22249 +780 193/0 17 4552-104 21145-744 199/20 19 4322 +885 20701 +4097 192/2 18 4453 +343 20430 +1729 187/3 20 4037 +269 18685 +1331 193/2 21 4003 +349 18678 +1701 142/0 22 3458-1801 17142-7638 178/18 23 3285 +526 15137 +2494 155/2 24 3239 +155 15055 +518 180/4 25 2951 +202 13751 +900 171/16 27 2854 +438 13251 +2202 158/6 29 2603 +288 11767 +1410 158/6 30 2532 +248 11113 +1004 165/8 31 2362 +205 10549 +849 143/23 33 2127 +469 9990 +2150 153/6 32 2140 +85 9521 +400 132/26 37 1862 +429 8658 +2018 138/1 36 1871-2 8538-29 139/4 39 1786 +107 8134 +563 107/77 42 1473 +1057 6859 +4843 121/7 41 1482 +140 6818 +781 73/0 45 1196-1319 5336-5616 107/20 50 1040 +274 4760 +1277 89/36 51 1021 +446 4560 +2044 84/10 48 1101 +141 4458 +582 48/40 58 808 +620 4132 +2862 85/10 53 936 +132 3992 +613 73/5 55 868 +100 3770 +448 76/1 57 811 +22 3627 +24 79/13 59 793 +139 3585 +577 77/8 60 773 +104 3443 +545 68/17 64 698 +191 3064 +765 68/21 62 720 +244 3050 +1056 67/51 65 677 +507 2977 +2188 51/37 66 543 +375 2276 +1406 This chart reflects airplay from August 3-9. Songs ranked by total points. Highlighted songs indicate Breaker. 204 Country reporters.194 current playlists. Songs that are down in points for three consecutive weeks and below No. 1 are moved to recurrent. 1998, R &R nc. STEVE & DC WN BG! WKKX BEFORE STEVE & DC 18-34 # 9 18-49 #12 RD 25-54 #13 WKKX AFTER STEVE & DC 18-34 #1 18-49 #1 25-54 #3 We put Steve & DC on our country station knowing it would be a tough battle. Our competition was a heritage station with dominant ratings. Our ratings victory came quickly and has been consistent. The revenue has increased by 100% reaching an all -time high for the station. STEVE & DC MEAN BUSNESS." John Beck Senior VP Emmis Communications For information on how Steve & DC can work for you contact Dean Mutter (314) 613-7842 'St. Louis Fait Ardtron 196/Spring 1998 Adults M-F 8A -10A A064 Rating BREAKERS LEANN RMES Nothin' New Under The Moon (MCG /Curb) 70p /o of our reporters on it (143 stations) 23 Adds Moves 34-30 ALABAMA How Do You Fall n Love (RCA) 65% of our reporters on it (132 stations) ARTST TTLE LABEL(S) 26 Adds Moves 36-32 MOST ADDED 97 TOTAL ADDS CLNT BLACK Loosen Up My Strings (RCA) 77 KENNY CHESNEY Will Stand (BNA) 51 SHANA TWAN Honey. 'm Home (Mercury) 40 AARON TPPN For You Will (Lyric Street) 37 LEE ANN WOMACK A Little Past Little Rock (Decca) 36 ALABAMA How Do You Fall n Love (RCA) 26 LEANN RMES Nothin' New Under The Moon (MCG/Curb) 23 TY HERNDON t Must Be Love (Epic) 21 KETH HARLNG Coming Back For You (MCA) 20 TM MCGRAW Where The Green Grass Grows (Curb) 20 MOST NCREASED ARTST TTLE LABELS) TOTAL PLAY NCREASE CLNT BLACK Loosen Up My Strings (RCA) +1057 TM MCGRAW Where The Green Grass Grows (Curb) +885 SHANA TWAN Honey, 'm Home (Mercury) +620 ALAN JACKSON 'll Go On Loving You (Arista) +606 MARK WLLS Don't Laugh At Me (Mercury) +526 KENNY CHESNEY Will Stand (BNA) +507 GEORGE STRAT True (MCA) +470 LEANN RMES Nothin New Under The Moon (MCG/'Curb) +469 JO DEE MESSNA 'm Alright (Curb) +459 LEE ANN WOMACK A Little Past Little Rock (Deccal +446 MOST NCREASED PONTS ARTST TTLE LABEL(S) TOTAL PONT NCREASE CLNT BLACK Loosen Up My Strings (RCA) +4843 11M MCGRAW Where The Green Grass Grows (Curb) +4097 SHANA TWAN Honey, 'm Home (Mercury) +2862 ALAN JACKSON 'll Go On Loving You (Arista) +2646 MARK WLLS Don't Laugh At Me (Mercury) +2494 GEORGE STRAT True (MCA) +2216 LONESTAR Everything's Changed (BNA) +2202 KENNY CHESNEY Will Stand (BNA) +2188 LEANN RMES Nothin' New Under The Moon (MCGCuh) +2150 JO DEE MESSNA 'm Alright (Curb) +2109 ARTST TTLE LABELS) HOTTEST RECURRENTS COLLN RAYE Can Still Feel You (Epic) TERR CLARK Now That Found You (Mercury) TY HERNDON A Man Holdin' On (Epic) GEORGE STRAT Just Want To Dance With You (MCA) KENNY CHESNEY That's Why 'm Here (BNA) MARK WLLS Do (Cherish You) (Mercury) BROOKS & DUNN & REBA f You See Him/ f You See Her (Arista/MCA) TM MCGRAW One Of These Days (Curb) STEVE WARNER Holes n The Floor Of Heaven (Capitol) FATH HLL This Kiss (Warner Bros.) Breakers: Song has achieved airplay at 60% of reporter base for the first time. Bullets awarded to songs gaining in plays and/or points over the previous week. Total Points: The sum of each station s total plays of a song multiplied by the station's individual weight. Most ncreased Points lists the songs with the greatest week -to-week increases in total points. Play Rank: Ranks all charted songs by total plays. Most ncreased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week- to-week increases in total plays.

98 R &R August 7. 1998 COUNTRY ACTON The New Album Oallery n Stores: August 11, 1998 VNCE GLL The Key (MCA) Vince Gill promised a hard -core country album and, boy, did he deliver it. Or, as he reportedly told producer Tony Brown, " want to make Alan Jackson sound like the Spice Girls, want it to be so country." n recording the album, however, Gill somehow managed to re- create the mood of the classic Nashville and Bakersfield sounds without turning it into a retro nov.plty. Gill says, "This time, had a very definite idea of how wanted the album to sound. n the past, 'd get with my fellow songwriters and just go with whatever came out. But knew wanted to write a very traditional record. knew the kinds of songs that needed to be writtetl so just decided to buckle down and do it." Gill- has a writer's credit on all 13 songs, but he is the sole writer on 10 of them. n addition to Gill's vocals and guitar work, part of the album's classic tone comes from session musicians Hargus "Pig" Robbins (Nashville's "A- team" session pianist during the '60s) and John Hughey (Conway Twitty's former steel guitarist, who now works in Gill's band). When it comes to getting female vocal assistance, Gill enlists veterans and newcomers, alike. The Key features "My Kind Of Woman/My Kind Of Man," Gill's first full - fledged duet with Patty Loveless. Other guests include Faith Hill. Lee Ann Womack, Alison Krauss, Dawn Sears, and new Lyric Street act Sonya saacs. The Key was a labor of love for Gill, and it shows. He says, "You flatter someone by trying to be like them, by being inspired by them. hope that somewhere guys like Owen Bradley and Floyd Cramer are smiling down on this, because sure loved their records. learned how to do what do from those records." WLKNSONS Nothing But Love (Giant) t's not that far- fetched to call the Wilkinson family a country version of the Cinderella story. Father Steve was doing construction work in Canada, writing songs on the side, and singing around the kitchen table with 16- year-old daughter Amanda and 14- year-old son Tyler. With several Canadian artists cutting his songs, Steve landed a major publishing deal in Nashville and soon moved his family to Music City. Before long, the Wilkinsons were the subject of a bidding war among no less than seven major country labels. With Giant winning the bidding battle, the Wilkinsons arrived this summer with the debut single, "26 Cents." n addition to soaring lead vocals and the unmistakable family ties of the trio's harmonies, Steve's writing proves to be a formidable strength when you hear the seven songs he co -wrote for their debut album, Nothing But Love. Although Amanda and Tyler had been capable of performing the material, Steve wanted to make sure that their maturity was ensured before embarking on a record deal. He explains, "When the kids were growing up, they could sing the notes, their pitch was good, and they were always in the pocket. But my attitude was that they needed to be able to connect with the songs beneath the surface, too." The theory paid off, as evidenced by Tyler's work on "The Word" and Amanda's lead vocals on "26 Cents" and "Williamstown." Giant President Doug Johnson co- produced the album with Russ Zavitson and Tony Haselden, whose production credits include the Kinleys' debut album. GONG cu ADDS August 10, 1998 -.r..ralisimarew,.. Brad Hawkizaso "Come Back To Me Blues" Curb /Universal: Brad Hawkins always wanted a career in music, but his plans got sidetracked a few years back when he landed the lead role in the children's action series V.R. Troopers. After two seasons, he headed to Nashville to pursue his first love - country music. "Come Back To Me Blues;' originally set for July 21 adds, was written by Burton Collins and Tommy Conners. Monty )Eolmeta "Alone" BANG : Getting a strong introduction with "Why'd You Start Lookin' So Good," Monty Holmes returns with the second single from his debut album, All Ever Wanted. Holmes puts a decidedly country stamp on "Alone." a song written by three brothers: Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb - of the Bee Gees. Noah Kelley "Take t All Out On You" Asylum: While you may jump to the conclusion that this is a new male artist, Noah Kelly's gender becomes obvious with the first notes of her debut single. The San Antonio native turns in a spirited and distinctive vocal performance on the upbeat song co- written by fellow Texan Bruce Robison and Mas Polermo. The single was co- produced by Frank Rogers and former Asylum chief Kyle Lehning. Matt King "Five O'Clock Hero" Atlantic: ts the title track from Matt Kings debut album. Noting that it was the first song he sang when he began recording demos in Nashville, King says, " wrote it the week before quit my job back home. saw a lot of guys just dedicated to their families. These are the people you rarely hear about, even though they're the real heroes" Collin Raye "Someone You Used To Know" Epic: Aside from the fact that he's a great singer, one of Collin Raye's undeniable strengths is his knack for choosing great songs. That's clearly the case with "Someone You Used To Know." Written by Rory Lee and Tim Johnson. the song comes from Raye's new album, The Walls Came Down. Rick Tresriri "Only Lonely Me" Columbia: Rick Trevino has found a fast- driving song for the first single from his upcoming album. Songwriters Larry Boone and Don Cook provide hook after musical hook, and Don Cook weaves magic in the production. Shania Twain "Honey, 'm Home" Mercury: At this point in her career, it's hard to picture Shania Twain having a tough day at the office. However, Twain and husband Mutt Lange captured the frustration when they wrote "Honey, 'm Home." There's plenty of humor, too, between Twain's vocal performance and Lange's catchy production. After all, how many country songs have mentioned PMS? (Paid advertisement) Da.iiiii Leigh, "f The jukebox Took Teardrops," Add date 8124 Decca: Tim Mercer, PD, WPM says, "WOW... Dwight Yoakam meets Loretta Lynn! Where did you learn to 'TONC like you do? can't wait to introduce you to our listeners!" "My my, a whole new concept. A female country singer who sings country music. think she's incredible" says WRA MD Dandelion. "Music strong enough for a man. bit made by a woman." 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Wanna NEW & ACTVE RCOCHET Honky Tonk Baby (Columbia) Total Stations: 50, Total Points: 2127, Total Adds: 5, ncluding: WPOR 19, WTH 15, WBW 7, WMS 7, WBYT 5 Plays nclude: KMLE 26 (26), WOV 18 (11), WRNS 16 (16), KJUG 15 (7), WFGY 15 (15), WGTY 15 (15), WSM 15 (15), WTCM 15 (15), WWGR 15 (15), WWWW 15 (15), WKKX 14 (14), KNX 12 (12), WKDQ 12 (12), WWZD 12 (12), KRWQ 11 (11), WWJO 11 (11), WAXX 10 (10), WGRL 10 (10), WMJC 10 (10). WMTZ 10 (10), WOVK 10 (10) KEVN SHARP f She Only Knew (143 /Asylum /EEG) Total Stations: 58, Total Points: 2100, Total Adds: 5, ncluding: KNUE 13, WNOE 10, KGEE 7, WNKT 5, WSOC 5 Plays nclude: KASH 25 (25), KJUG 15 (15), WGTY 15 (15), WKHK 15 (15), WRNS 15 (15), WTCM 15 (15), KNFR 14 (14), KPLM 14 (14), WAB 14 (14), WXCL 14 (14), WFRG 13 (13), KZSN 12 (12), WKDQ 12 (12), KKCB 11 (11), WWJO 11 (11), KBEQ 10 (10), KKNU 10 (10), KSSN 10 (10), WAMZ 10 (10), WKKT 10 (10), WOVK 10 (10), WYYD 10 (10) CHAD BROCK Evangeline (Warner Bros.) Total Stations: 32, Total Points: 1784, Total Adds: 7, ncluding: WGNE 15, WSM 15, KKK 10, WAXX 10, WRBQ 8, KRRV 5, WKKT 5 Plays nclude: KMLE 26 (26), KXKC 21 (11), KNX 20 (19), KEEY 18 (10), WUBE 18 (12), KJUG 15 (7), WWGR 15 (15), KYGO 13 (5), WWJO 11 (7), WAMZ 10 (10), WOVK 10 (10), WWYZ 10 (5), KV00 8 (8), KGNC 7 (7), KSOP 7 (7), KTOM 7 (7), KUZZ 7 (7), WGTR 7 (7), WSSL 7 (7) LORRE MORGAN You'd Think He'd Know Me Better(BNA) Total Stations: 36, Total Points: 1593, Total Adds: 0, ncluding: WRNS 20 (20), WPKX 17 (17), KFMS 16 (16), WGH 16 (16), WPOC 16 (16), WVLK 16 (16), KASH 15 (15), WDEN 15 (15), WXTA 15 (15), KXDD 14 (14), WKKX 14 (14), WHWK 13 (13), WTCR 12 (6), WAXX 10 (10), WLW 10 (10), WOVK 10 (10), KKNU 9 (9), WUSY 9 (9), KV00 8 (8), WBBN 8 (8), KJUG 7 (7), KNFR 7 (7), WOKQ 7 (7), WPOR 7 (5), WWGR 7 (7) COLLN RAYE Someone You Used To Know (Epic) Total Stations: 14, Total Points: 1108, Total Adds: 14, ncluding: WGAR 24, KHAK 22, KUZZ 22, WMJC 21, KEEP 18, WTCM 18, WKKX 14, WML 14, WBYT 12, WFMB 12, WOVK 10, WNCY 9, KSOP 7, WL 7 GREAT DVDE Pour Me A Vacation (Atlantic) Total Stations: 17, Total Points: 1023, Total Adds: 2, ncluding: KPLX 30, WRBQ 8 Plays nclude: KBEQ 30 (24), WUSN 20 (20), KBUL 17 (17), KJUG 15 (15), WGTY 15 (15), KPLM 14 (14), KV00 8 (8), KSOP 7 (7), WBEE 6 (6), WTCR 6 (6), KASH 5 (5), KFD 5 (5), KTS 5 (5), WBBN 5 (5), WDEN 5 (5) MLA MASON This Heart (Atlantic) Total Stations: 21, Total Points: 811, Total Adds: 7, ncluding: KJUG 15, WKDQ 12, KKNU 9, KFD 5, KLLL 5, WBYT.5, WSOC 5 Plays nclude: KASH 15 (15), WRNS 15 (15), KPLM 14 (14), WOVK 10 (10), KV00 8 (8), WWJO 7 (7), WTCR 6 (6), KTS 5 (5), WDEN 5 (5), WRKZ 5 (5), WTQR 5 (5), WWYZ 5 (5) JOHN BERRY Better Than A Biscuit (Capitol) Total Stations: 21, Total Points: 807, Total Adds: 1, ncluding: WWZD 7 Plays nclude: WOOZ 18 (18), WRNS 18 (18), WBCT 15 (15), WXTA 15 (15), WUSY 13 (13), WKDQ 12 (12), WAMZ 10 (10), WOVK 10 (10), KNFR 7 (7), KSOP 7 (7), WTCR 6 (6), KFD 5 (5), KRWQ 5 (5), KTS 5 (5), WDEN 5 (5), WRKZ 5 (5), WVLK 5 (5), WWYZ 5 (5), WXXQ 5 (5), WYGY 5 (5) BR5-49 Wild One (Arista) Total Stations: 12, Total Points: 360, Total Adds: 10, ncluding: WGTY 13, WTCR 12, WOVK 10, KV00 8, KJUG 7, KKJG 7, KNFR 7, KTOM 7, WDEN 5, WSOC 5 Plays nclude: KZKX 10 (10), WWYZ 5 (5) KEN MELLONS Ladies Night (Curb) Total Stations: 11, Total Points: 353, Total Adds: 0, ncluding: WKHK 15 (15), KXKC 12 (11), WOVK 10 (10), KV00 8 (8), WTCR 6 (6), KFD 5 (5), KTS 5 (5), WBCT 5 (5), WDEN 5 (5), WESC 5 (5), WSOC 5 (5) Songs Ranked By Total Points COUNTRY August 7. 1998 R &R 99 NATONAL RADO FORMATS ABC RADO NETWORKS Coast -To -Coast Mark Edwards (972) 991-9200 Adds: ALABAMA How Do You Fall n Love SHANA TWAN Honey, 'm Home Hottest: ALAN JACKSON 'll Go On Loving You WLKNSONS 26 Cents Real Country Dave Nicholson (602) 966-6236 Adds: No New Adds Hottest: VNCE GLL f You Ever Have Forever n Mind RANDY TRAVS The Hole JOHN MCHAEL MONTGOMERY Cover You n Kisses PATTY LOVELESS High On Love TRACY BYRD Wanna Feel That Way Again AFTER MDNTE ENTERTANMENT Larry Santiago (818) 461-5435 Adds: SAMMY KERSHAW Honky Tonk America NEAL MCCOY Love Happens Like That Hottest: TRSHA YEARWOOD There Goes My Baby GARTH BROOKS To Make You Feel My Love MARTNA MCBRDE Happy Girl FATH HLL w(tm MCGRAW Just To Hear You Say That You Love Me JO DEE MESSNA 'm Alright DXE CHCKS There's Your Trouble JOE DFFE Texas Size Heartache ALTERNATVE PROGRAMMNG Steve Knoll (800) 231-2818 Gary Knoll Adds: TRACY LAWRENCE While You Sleep KEVN SHARP f She Only Knew DARYLE SNGLETARY My Baby's Lovin' AARON TPPN For You Will BRYAN WHTE Tree Of Hearts LEE ANN WOMACK A Little Past Little Rock Hottest: NEAL MCCOY Love Happens Like That TM MCGRAW Where The Green Grass Grows BROADCAST PROGRAMMNG Walter Powers (800) 426-9082 Super Country/Pure Country Ken Moultrie Adds: CLNT BLACK Loosen Up My Strings TM MCGRAW Where The Green Grass Grows Hottest: ALAN JACKSON ll Go On Loving You DXE CHCKS There's Your Trouble TRSHA YEARWOOD There Goes My Baby KENNY CHESNEY That Why 'm Here GARTH BROOKS To Make You Feel My Love Digital Country L.J. Smith Adds: TRACY LAWRENCE While You Sleep SHANA TWAN Honey f m Home Hottest: TRSHA YEARWOOD There Goes My Baby DXE CHCKS There s Your Trouble FATH HLL w/fm MCGRAW Just To Hear You Say That You L ove Me JO DEE MESSNA 'm Alright MARTNA MCBRDE Happy Girl New Country L.J. Smith Adds: TRACY LAWRENCE While You Sleep SHANA TWAN Honey, 'm Home Hottest:. JO DEE MESSNA 'm Alright DXE CHCKS There's Your Trouble TRSHA YEARWOOD There Goes My Baby MARTNA MCBRDE Happy Girl BROOKS & DUNN How Long Gone JONES RADO NETWORK Jim Murphy (303) 784-8700 U.S. Country Penny Mitchell Adds: CLNT BLACK Loosen Up My Strings TRACY BYRD Wanna Feel That Way Again TM MCGRAW Where The Green Grass Grows LEANN RMES Nothin' New Under The Moon LEE ANN WOMACKA Little Past Little Rock Hottest: DXE CHCKS There's Your Trouble FATH HLL w /TM MCGRAW Just To Hear You Say That You Love Me JO DEE MESSNA 'm Alright GEORGE STRAT True TRSHA YEARWOOD There Goes My Baby CD Country John Hendricks Adds: CLNT BLACK t oosen Up My Strings SHANA TWAN Honey, m Home Hottest: WLKNSONS 26 Cents JO DEE MESSNA 'm Alright FATH HLL wh im MCGRAW Just To Hear You Say That You Love Me VNCE GLL t You Ever Have Forever n Mind DXE CHCKS There's Your Trouble RADO ONE COUNTRY PLAYLST Jim Barbee (970) 949-3339 Adds: CLNT BLACK Loosen Up My Strings BLLY RAY CYRUS Time For Letting Go DARYLE SNGLETARY My Baby's Lovin BRYAN WHTE Tree Of Hearts Hottest: JOE DFFE Texas Size Heartache JO DEE MESSNA 'm Alright SHANA TWAN w/bryan WHTE From This Moment On JOHN MCHAEL MONTGOMERY Cover You n Kisses DWGHT YOAKAM Things Change WESTWOOD ONE RADO NETWORKS Charlie Cook (805) 294-9000 Tracy Thompson Mainstream Country David Felker Adds: CLNT BLACK Loosen Up My Strings TRACY BYRD Wanna Feel That Way Again SAMMY KERSHAW Honky Tank America Hottest: DXE CHCKS There's Your Trouble TRSHA YEARWOOD There Goes My Baby FATH HLL w /TM MCGRAW Just To Hear You Say That You Love Me JO DEE MESSNA 'm Alright GEORGE STRAT True Hot Country David Felker Adds: TRACY LAWRENCE While You Sleep SHANATWAN Honey, 'm Home Hottest: MARTNA MCBBRDE Happy Girl FATH HLL w/t1m MCGRAW JusTO Hear You Say That You Love Me TRSHA YEARWOOD There Goes My Baby JO DEE MESSNA 'm Alright GEORGE STRAT True COUNTRY VDEO - * * ADDS Ì/BAi TERR CLARK You're Easy On The Eyes NOAH KELLY Take t All Out On You MATT KNG Five O'Clock Hero REBA MCENTRE Forever L ove ELTE JO DEE MESSNA 'm Alright DWGHT YOAKAM Things Change DXE CHCKS There's Your Trouble WLKNSONS 26 Cents FATH HLL w/tmt MCGRMNJust To Hear You Say That You Love Me JTNN THE NASHVLLE NETWORK ADDS LNDA DAVS 60.2 mohon households Traci Todd, Manager/Video Programming Wanna Remember This (DreamWorks) ALAN JACKSON 'll Go On Loving You (Arista) TOP 10 BROOKS & DUNN How Long Gone (Arista) GARTH BROOKS To Make You Feel My Love (Capitol; LNDA DAVS Remember This (DrearnWorks( DAMOND RO You're Gone (Arista) JOE DFFE Texas Size Heartache (Epic) ALAN JACKSON 'll Go On Loving You (Arista) JO DEE MESSNA 'm Alright (Curb) PAM TLLS Said A Prayer (Arista) TRSHA YEARWOOD There Goes My Baby (MCA) DWGHT YOAKAM Things Change (Reprise) nformation current as of August 3. c T sesae anew ADDS 42 million households Chris Parr Director/Programming Paul Hastaba, VP /GM REM MCENTRE Forever Love (MCA) LEE ANN WOMACKA Little Past Little Rock (Decca) TOP 10 GARTH BROOKS To Make You Feel My Love (Capitol) DXE CHCKS There's Your Trouble (Monument) TRSHA YEARW000 There Goes My Baby (MCA) TY HERNDON A Man Holdin On (Epic) JOE DFFE Texas Size Heartache (Epic) COLLN RAYE Can Still Feel You (Epic) PAM TLLS Said A Prayer (Arista) RANDY TRAVS The Hale (Dream Works) JO DEE MESSNA 'm Alright (Curb) DWGHT YOAKAM Things Change (Reprise) HEAVY BROOKS & DUNN How Long Gone (Arista) JOE DFFETexas Size Heartache (Epic) DXE CHCKS There's Your Trouble (Monument) VNCE GLL f You Ever Have Forever n Your Mind (MCA) FATH HLLw/M MCGRAW JustToHearYou... (RhmerBms.) JO DEE MESSNA 'm AlngM(Curb) COLLN RAYE Can Still Feel You (Epieflm PAM TLLS Said A Prayer (Arisö) RANDY TRAVS The Hole (OreamWorks) WLKNSONS26p (Gent) TRSHA YEARWOOD There Goes My Baby (MCA) DWGHT YOAKAM Things Change (Reprise) HOT SHOTS ALABAMA How Do You Fall n Love (RCA) 811649 Wild One (Arista) JOHN BERRY Better Than A Biscuit (Capitol) TERR CLARK You're Easy On The Eyes (Mercury) CLNT DANELS A Fool's Progress (Arista) BLLY DEAN Real Man (Capitol) ALAN JACKSON l'll Go On Loving You (Arista) LONESTAR Everymings Changed (BRA) TRACY LAWRENCE While You Sleep (Atlantic) ALLSON MOORER Set You Free (MCA/ BRYAN WHTE Tree Of Hearts (AsylumiEEG) MARK WLLS Don't Laugh At Me (Mercury) Heavy rotation songs receive 28 plays per week. Hot Shots receive 21 plays per week. nformation current as of August 5.

MD: WO R &R August 7, 1998 COUNTRY REPORTERS Stations and their adds listed alphabetically by market KEAWMene, TX WHWKJBingllamton, NY PD: Dwayne Alexander OWPOMD. John Davison ND: Rudy Allen Farman 13 CLNT BLACK 23 KENNY CHESNEY 13 LEE ANN WOMACK 15 AARON TPPN 7 CLNT BLACK WOMX/Akron, OH P0: Kwln Mason MD: Bill SM 18 BRYAN WHTE 18 LONESTAR 18 STEVE WARNER 18 SAMMY KERSHAW 18 TM MCGRAW WGNNMbany, NY PO: Bun Brindle MD: BLL EMey 6 KENNY CNESNEY KRSTMbuqueryue, NM PD: Jim Patrick MD: ChB Yalibe 12 SHANA TWAN 12 ALABAMA 5 KETH HARLNG 5 TRACY LAWRENCE KRRV /Alexandria LA 0M: Lon Harris MD: Scott Bryant to TRACY LAWRENM -- 5 CHAD BROCK 5 CLNT BLACK r: - WCTO /ABtOWl. PA PO: Cheat 0elger APD/NO: Shawn O'Brian i TY HERNDON i SHANA TWAN 5 KENNY CHESNEY 5 BLLY DEAN 5 STEVE WARNER WFGY /Altoona PA pomo: Polly Nbgg 35 KENNY CHE SN EY 15 CLNT BLACK 15 BRYAN WHTE KGNC/Amadllo, TX PO: Bob Shannon Mo: Patrick Clark 15 CLNT BLACK 15 KENNY CHESNEY 7 KETH HARLNG KASH/Anchorage AK PD: Ray Knight ADD: Chris C Gwiay MD: Marshall Orlllin 15 CLNT BLACK 15 KENNY CHESNEY 5 TM MCGRAW PACT/Appleton. W PD: Randy Shannon MD: Steve Dads 2a TY HERNDON 9 LEANN RMES Y KENNY CHESNEY? COLT N RAVE WKSF /AShevllle. NC PD: Glenn Trent MD: Nikki Thomas 5 GARY ALLAN 5 BRYAN WHTE 5 LEE ANN WOMACK WKHX/Atlanla, GA OM/PD: Nall McGinn ay MD: Johnny Gray 18 REBA MCENTRE s TM MCGRAW 18 MARK WLLS WYAY /Atlanta, GA OM: Nell McGinley PD: Steve MOM MD: Johnny Grry 32 TM MCGRAW 12 LONESTAR 12 LEANN RME$ 12 ALABAMA 12 SHANA TWAN WKXC /Augusta, GA OYPO: Tommy Gentry APDMD: Zach Taylor 21 ALAN JACKSON 21 SHANA TWAN KASE/Austin, TX WNW hw Cruise MD: Slew Gary 25 VNCE GLL KUZZBakeMleld CA PD: Evan Bridwell MD: Kelly Erickson 22 CLNT BLACK 22 TWAT. SHANA SAROA (WAN i AARON TPPN ] ALABAMA WPoCBaLindemu MD PD: Scott lder MD: Todd Barry 6 LONESTAR li CLNT BLACK WYNKBaten Rouge, LA Ent. PDMD: Austin James 'i LEANN RMES li ALABAMA t3 CLNT BLACK KAYO/Beaumont. DL TX PO/PAD: Frank Dawson APO: Jay q Bernard 13 ALABAMA ' 13 CLNT BLACK 13 KENNY CHESNEY 7 GARY ALLAN _ WKNNBOx, MS PDMD: KpD ßrppory 12 LEE ANN WOMACK 12 LNDA DAVS 12 LONESTAR WZZK/Birmingham, AL PD: JYn Tice YD: Scott Stewart 22 MARK WLLS KZNBOise, D APO: Spencer Burke 7 KENNY CHESNEY 7 LEE ANN WOMACK 7 KNLEYS 7 CLNT BLACK 7 BRYAN WHTE WKLBBOSton, MA PD: MR. Brephey APDMD: Oinay Rogers 10 AL ABAMA 5 TY HERNDON WYRKButialo, NY P0: Justin Cm TM MCGRAW B KM/Cedar Rapids, A PO: AM Winfield MD: Dawn Johnson 22 COLLN RAVE 15 CLNT BLACK 9 KENNY CHESNEY 9 AARON TPPN WXYRham p a b n, L PD: R.N. Smith MD: Nicole Bolt No Adds WEZJCbarteston, SC PD: Kyle Van Dyks pary Or^ln 12 LEARN RMES 12 AARON TPPN WNKT/Clwrtestpn, SC PD: Rob Kelly MD: Cody 5 KEVN SHARP WOBE/Charteston, WV 1MPD: JAM Whitehead 15 ALABAMA 15 KETH HARLNG 15 CLNT BLACK WKKTChan011e. NC PD: BM Young 20 TM MCGRAW S LEE ANN WOMACK S TRACY LAWRENCE S KENNY CHESNEY 5 CLNT BLACK 5 CHAD BROCK WSOGChartOtie, NC PD: Paul Johnson MD: Rick McCracken t TWAN LEANN EANN RME$ KEVN SHARP KENNY CHESNEY BR519 GLNT BLACK MLA MASON WUSY/Chatianooga, TN PD: Clay Hunnicut MD: Bill Poindexter 13 SHANA TWAN 9 KENNY CHESNEY 9 DARVLE SNGLET /MY WUSN/Chlugo, L PD: Alen Sledge MD: TAM Blondo 14 CLNT BLACK 14 LONESTAR 14 LAR WHTE KALfA:hleD, CA PDMD: Scott Michaels 17 CLNT BLACK 17 ALAN JACKSON 17 TRACY LAWRENCE 7 JEFF CARSON 7 TY 1 BRYAN WHTE / DARYLE SNGLETARY WUBEJCincinnati, OH OWPD: 71m Gomm MD: Duke Hamilton 22 LEE ANN WOMACK 18 DAMOND RO WYGY/Clnelnnati, OH OM: Tim Cloason PD: Patti Marshall APO: C.C. Rider MD: JJ Omani No Adds WGAR/Cleveland, OH PD: Danny Nugent MD: Chuck Collier 24 COLLN FDV p SHANA TWAN KKCS/Colttrsdo Springs, CO PD: Mk, Jemee YD:TrWle Daily an SHANA :WAN 18 TRACY BYRD wcos/commma Sc PD: Jon Roper MD: Glen Garrett 10 MARK WLLS 10 SHANA TWAN 10 NEAL MCCOY WKCN/Co embus. GA OMND: Robin We MD: Andy Woods 8 KENNY CHESNEY 8 LNDA DAVS 8 ALAN JACKSON KRYSiCorpus Christi, TX PD: Clayton Allan MD: Cactus Lou 35 GEORGE STRAT 35 TERR CLARK 14 MARK WLLS 7 ALAN JACKSON KPLX/Dallas, TX PO: Brian Philips APO: Sn.OB y Riven 30 CLNT BLACK 30 LEE ANN WOMACK 30 GREAT DVDE 30 DXE CHCKS KYNGDallas, TX PDMD: Dan Warman 5 MARK WLLS VANE/Daytona Beach, FL PD: John Anthony MD: Jim Andrews 20 SHANA TWAN 15 CHAD BROCK KYGOBQnyer, CO OWPD: John S. John YD: Tad Standen 5 KENNY CHESNEY S STEVE WARNER KHKDes Moines, A P0: Was Malloy MD:TJ. Brown 5 ALABAMA 5 KENNY CHESNEY KJJY /Des Moines. A OMYPO: Bevale Brannlgan MO: EAle Hai1Mld 12 ALABAMA 7 KNLEYS 7 CLNT BLACK 7 BRYAN WHTE 7 JEFF CARSON WWWW/DetroH M PD: Tim Rebate MD: Cadillac Jack 5 KETH MARLNG 5 ALABAMA 5 SHANA TWAN W at M PD: EA1le MD: Katie Mxreo S ALABAMA 5 LEE ANN WOMACK wdjrbotoa^ AL COMD: Jerry Broadway 15 CLNT BLACK 7 BRYAN WHTE KKCBBuato, MN PO: Tom &strop MD: Pal Puc11 M 16 CLNT BLACK 16 AARON TPPN T LEARN RMES. Claire, W OWPD: George House MpaYn WL 10 CLNT BLACK 10 TY HERNDON 10 KENNY CHESNEY 10 LEE ANN WOMACK 10 AARON TPPN 10 CHAD BROCK WXTNEe, PA OWPD: N Shannon APD: Adam Reese MD: Chet Price 20 FATH HLL 20 SHANA TWAN S SHANA TWAN KKNUJEugene, OR PD: Jim Davis MD: Man Jane. 10 LEE ANN WOMACK 9 AARON TPPN 9 MLA MASON WKDO/Evansville. N PD Jon Prell MD: K.C. Todd 12 TV HERNDON 12 MRON TPPN 12 CLNT BLACK 12 MLA MASON 12 KENNY CHESNEY KVOX/Fargo, ND PD: Anne Ph Goa APD: Splash Gordon MD: Scott Winston 12 CLNT BLACK 5 AARON TPPN 5 SHANA TWAN KKX/Fayettevllle, AR PD: Tom Travis APOMO: Tone Marconi 15 CLNT BLACK WKMLFayellerllle, NC PD: Robin Daniels APDMD: Andy Brown 12 Al AROMA 5 GAMY ALLAN WCKT/Ft. My ors. FL PD: Paul on APOMO: BJ Odom 17 LONESTAR 17 SHANA TWAN 6 NEAL MCCOY 6 BLLY DEAN wwgrft. Myers, FL PD: Chris CAMley APDMD: Busy Ford 16 SHANA TWAN 7 LEE ANN WOMACK 1 JEFF CARSON, WOHKfF Wayne. N OM/PD: [Jean McNeil APDMD: Jeff Moore 13 CLNT BLACK 5 SAMMY KERSHAW KSKS/Fresno, CA PD: Ken Swum MD: Steve NoMgomary 16 TM MCGRAW 7 LONESTAR ] BLLY DEAN WBCT/Grand Rapids, M OMND: Doug Montgomery MD: Kelly ris 25 CLNT BLACK 25 SHANA TWAN 5 WADE NAVES 5 DARYLE SNGLETARY WHSUGreensboro, NC PD: Brian Landrum MD: Jame Austin 10 KENNY CHESNEY 5 BRYAN WHTE 5 ALABAMA 5 NEAL MCCOY 5 KETH HARLNG WHR/Greensboro, NC PD: Paul Franklin MD: Daarw SLCMr 5 TRACY BYRD 5 JEFF CARSON 5 DAVD KERSH WRNSBroemllle, NC Pp: Wayne Carlisle MD: Dale Knippws D CLNT BLACK 18 TY HERNDON WESCBreenville, SC OM/PD: Ron Brooks APDMD: John Landrum 18 CLNT BLACK S BRYAN WHTE 5 LEARN RMES WSSUGreenvlle, SC PD: Bruce Logan APDMD: Kererryry Own / TY HERNDON 7 KENNY CHESNEY 1 AARON TPPN / SAMMY KERSHAW WAYZ/Hagerstown, MD Pp: O,nnl. H W he 30 BL Luther 30 CLNT CNT BLACK 30 LEE ANN WOMACK 20 KNLEYS WRBTBartbburg, PA PENTAD: Nevin King 18 CLNT BLACK 18 SHANA TWAN 5 KENNY CHESNEY 5 BRYAN WHTE 5 AARON TPPN KZAy g, PA PD: Kelly Ws MO: Dsndalkn 15 AARON TPPN 5 CLNT BLACK 5 KENNY o CHESNEY PPoVYDLH CT MD: Jon Saville No Adds KKKAOUSton, TX PD: John Roberts M0: Jay K.try 10 CHAD BROCK D KNLEVS 10 BLLY DEAN 10 CLAY WALKER 10 SAMMY KERSHAW WTCRABng$011, WV PDMD: Chuck Black 1 CLNT BLACK 1 BR5-49 AARON TPPN KENNY CHESNEY DOLLY PARTON HEATHER MULES TRM TRGGS MONTY HOLMES WFMSAndtanapolis, N OM: Sam Mcßulre PD: Bob Richards MD: J.D. Cannon 15 BLLY DEAN 15 KETH HARLNG ALABAMA 15 15 LEARN RMES 15 MARK WLLS 8 JEFF CARSON WGRUlndlanapolls'N OM: Sam McGuire PDMD: John 0. Morris 20 LEANN RMES 20 ALAN JACKSON. " WMSUJackson, MS OMmD: Buddy Van Andal. APDMD: Rick Adams 20 LEE ANN WOMACK 17 KENNY CHESNEY 7 CLNT BLACK 7 AARON TPPN 7 RCOCHET WOK/JadDOnWlla, FL P0: Gall Austin APDMD: Jon Scott 20 SHANA TWAN 20 CLNT BLACK WROO /Jadlsonvllle, FL P0: Bun Jackson MD: Rhonda Gory 16 GARTH BROOKS 7 LEANN RMES WXBO1Johnson City. TN WOOLMarlon. L PD. Bill Nagy PO. Chad Elliott MD: Reggie M APDMD: Juli ngram 18 KETH MARLNG 18 ALAN JACKSON 17 CLNT BLACK 8 ALABAMA KTEXMPAen, TX p : Jlm Paeakowtkl WMTZ/JOhfSOWn, PA M : Deana Remero OWPDMO: Brian Cleary 2 TM MCGRAW 10 LEE ANN WOMACK 2 ALAN JACKSON 10 CLNT BLACK 2 REBA MCENTRE 10 KENNY CHESNEY 2 MARK WLLS ALABAMA CLNT BLACK TRACY BYRD TY HERNDON KBEO/Ransas City, MO LEANN RMES PD: Mika Kenn.dy RCK TREVNO MD: T.J. McEntire 18 CLNT BLACK 18 KENNY CHESNEY 18 DXE CHCKS 18 TRACY LAWRENCE KFKFMansas City. MO PD: Dale Carter APDMD: Tony Stevens 15 NFA MCCOY 15 WAD[ HAVES WOAFMansas City. ty MD PD/PAD: Ted Cramer 10 TRACY LAWRENCE WVK/Knoxvllte TN Pp: W Acre MO: Chris Huff 14 SHANA TWAN 14 TERR CLARK 7 PAM TLLES 7 LAB WHTE KXKCLaa Y etie. LA PD: Rene Raven MD: KNy Thompson 26 WARREN BROS 12 AARON TPPN 12 KENNY CHESNEY 12 TRN TRGGS WOVAAnwsler, PA PD: OM Raymond MD: Patrick 18 DARYLE DARVLE SNGLETARV 11 CLNT BLACK 11 KETH MARLNG 11 KNLEYS WTLA.ansln O, M PD: Jell Davis MD: Chris Tyler 16 ALABAMA 16 LEARN RMES KFMSA.as Vegas. NV APDAA Jaye Albright APDMD: Shari Singer 16 CLNT BLACK 16 TM MCGRAW _-- ryynrll.as Ve g as, NV OM: Jaye Albright PD: John roob O'Brian NBrian 17 BLLY 17 SHANA TWAN 11 ALABAMA WBBN/Leurel, MS pmnd: Lair Y Blaksnay APDMD: Tom Freeman 18 SHANA TWAN ^^ WVLK/Lexl n. KY PD: Darman Dean 16 SHANA TWAN 5 KENNY CHESNEY 5 SAMMY KERSHAW 5 AARON TPPN 5 GARY ALLAN KZKX/LinKOln, NE PD: CWM Thomas MD: Luim Jensen 10 CLAY WALKER 10 KENNY CHESNEY 5 GARY ALLAN 5 LEE MN WOMACK KSSN/LXe Rock, AR Aalrag "nip: Bill Dotson 10 GARY ALLAN 10 LEE ANN WOMACK 10 MARK WLLS WMJCLong sland, NY PD: Jim ABer MD: Suzanne Alexander 21 COLLN RAVE 21 KETH HARLNG TO GARY ALLAN KZLA/LOS Angeles, CA PD: Bill Fink MD: Mandy McCormack 5 SAMMY KERSHAW WAMZ/LOulsvllle, KY PD: Cowl. Calhoun MD: Ron Hazard 28 RCO irevno 10 AARON TPPN 10 KENNY CHESNEY KLLLLBbbock TX PD: Jay Richards MD: Kelly Gram 17 CLAY WALKER 17 MARK WLLS 11 MRON TPPN 11 CLNT BLACK 5 MLA MASON 5 KENNY CHESNEY WDEN/Macon, GA PD: Gerry Mahal! APDMD: MOM 15 CLNT BLACK : 5 BR5.19 5 TM BRGGS 5 RANDY SCRUGGS 5 HEATHER MYLES KRWO/MQd10rd OR POND: Judi Austin O D: MCGRAW 11 KETH MARLNG 11 LE ANN WOMACK 11 SHANA TWAN 11 AARON TPPN 1 KENNY CHESNEY WGN7Mempbis, TN OM: Fred Morton PD: Grp Mozngo MD: Mark Billing.My No Adds WDGY/Me^lphls TN OM: Joel Burke pp; mil NuglMe CNB Devi 14 TM MCGRAW 7 PATTY LOVELESS WML/Mllwaukee, W WA: Kx Kerry Wolfe APD: Scott Dolphin MD: Mitch Morgan 14 SHANA TWAN 11 COLLN PAYE KEEYANnneapolis, MN OM]PD: Orpg Swoherg APDMD. Tr Moon 18 COLLN RAVE 10 WADE HAVES 10 LEANN RMES WKS.AMabHe AL PD: Kit Canon APD/MD: Steve Kelley 18 LEE ANN WOMACK K1TMMDdesto, CA PD: Randy R Black APDMD: Chris Costa 13 SHANA TWAN 9 CLNT BLACK KTOMMOnterey, CA PD: Lane, Tidwell M0: Keith Medlin ALABAMA 7 7 BR5.19 WW/Montgomery, AL AD: Darlene Dixon MD: Shall Collins t5 BRYAN WHTE 15 LEARN RMES 15 KETH HARLNG WGTRMyrtle Beach, SC too: lny WelBr 14 AARON TPPN 1 BRYAN WHRE / LEE ANN WOMACK 7 CLNT BLACK 7 GARY ALLAN WSXBashvllle. TN PDMD: Dave Kelly A CLNT BLACK 18 KENNY CHESNEY 12 KETH HARLNG 12 BLLY DEAN WSM/Nashville, TN OM: Kyle Cantrell PO: Greg Cole MD: Kevin Anderson 15 AARON TPPN 15 TY HERNDON 15 CHAD BROCK 15 KETH HARLNG 15 KNLEYS S JEFF CARSON WNOEMew Orleans, LA PD/MD: Eddie Edwards 10 N RMES 10 KEVN SHARP WWXYMew Yoll1, NY PD: Darrin 5m11h APD/MD: Shari Roth l STEVE WARNER.. WCMSMmtolk, VA PD]YD: MN. Mohan 12 MARK WLLS 12 LONESTAR WGHMortolk, VA PD: Randy Brooks MD: Mare Carmody 16 ALABAMA 5 TRACY LAWRENCE 5 KETH HARLNG WTCMMW Michigan pp; r yrp; Mark S 18 CO LN flay Er 1B SHANA TWAN 12 KETH HARLNG 12 AARON TPPN 10 TV HERNDON 5 KENNY CHESNEY MKdessa- Midland, TX PD: Michael Lawnnee APDMD: Boomer Kingston 30 TM MCGRAW 14 CLNT BLACK 7 KENNY CHESNEY 7 KEVN SHARP KTSTOklahoma City. OK int. OM/PD. life Stacker APO. Crash 10 SAMMY KERSHAW KXXY/O tlahoma City, OK nk owpd: Ted Stacker MO: STE Reed 20 MARK WLLS 20 TM MCGRAW 20 CLNT BLACK NAT/Omaha, NE p0: Tom Goodwin MD: John Glenn 14 KENNY CHESNEY 7 GARY ALLAN WOW/Omaha, NE PO: Trish Matthews APO/NO: Tern Seolt 6 CLNT BLACK 6 AARON TPPN WWKNOrleodo, FL p0: Wb Moere MO: Shadow Steven 20 DAMOND RO 20 PATTY LOVELESS 5 SAMMY KERSHAW KHAY/Olnard, CA pdmd: Mark Hill S SHANA TWAN 9 TY HERNDON 8 CLNT DANELS 5 NEAL MCCOY KPLM/Palm Springs, CA PD: A Gordon Kris Richards 14 CLNT BLACK 14 TY HERNDON 14 AARON TPPN WXBMPBnfaCOla, R OYMO: Bruce Clark PD: Lynn M4al 5 LEE ANN WOMACK 5 KETH MARLNG WXCJPsorta, L PD: DB Dxmody APD: Guinn Bradley MD: Joe Cameron 14 BRYAN WHTE 14 CLNT BLACK 11 LEE ANN WOMACK WXTUPhladelpha, PA PD: Kan Johnson APOMO: Jim RBix No Adds KMLEPhoeni:, AZ PD: J,M ßartlaon APDMD: Jon Akan 5 TRACY BYRD KNX/Phoenix, AZ PD: Larry Daniels MD: Buddy OWWW No Adds WOSY/Pilisbu b M N pia With Clark 14 WKNSONS 14 JOHN M MONTGOMERY WPORPortland, ME PD: Jon Shannon APOMO: Erick Anderson 19 RCOCHET 7 TY HERNDON KWJJPOrlland, OR PO: Robin Mitchell YD: Lola YonlgaerY 17 LEE ANN W6MACN 17 TY HERNDON 11 CHRS LEDOUX WOKOPodsmouM, NH PD: Mark Ericson APO/MO: Dan Lunnie 7 MARK WLLS WCTK/Providence. R PD: Rick Enron MD: Tiffany Hill 5 TY HERNDON 5 GARY ALLAN WLL/Ouad CNies, A-L PD: Jim O'Hara MD: Ron Evans 15 CLNT BLACK 10 MARK WLLS PD: O Len Shackelford io CLNT BLACK 10 TRACY BYRD 10 LONESTAR TO LEE ANN WOMACK KBULBenO, NV pia: Tom Jordan Chuck Reeve. 11 MARK WNS PD: terlinnd, VA PD: Bob Bee Sterling Y0: Rick Campbell 15 LEE ANN WOMACK 15 KNLEYS 15 CLNT BLACK KFRGRiverside, CA owpo: Ray YB.M MD: Don Jeffrey T PAM 7LLS 13 JOHN M MONTGOMERY 13 ALAN JACKSON 13 JEFF CARSON WYYD!Hoanoke. VA KRMD/SMMpOA, LA PD /MO Robynn Jayrea OMND: John SwW, 16 T.TN AT Ai., APO/MD: Rick SMphenson 10 ly HERNDON 15 TRACY LAWRENCE 7 BRYAN WHTE WBEEBocbester, NY PD: Loyd Ford WBYT/SoBih N MD: Coyo1 Collins PD: Mph Cherry S ALABAMA MD: LB KM! 1 6 CLNT BLACK CLNT BLACK 1 COLLN RAVE 1 MARK WLLS MLA MASON WXXO/Rocdord. L PO: Jam Garcia MD: Lynn Lacy 5 CLNT BLACK 5 KENNY CHESNEY 5 KETH MARLNG KDRK/Spokane. WA 5 AARON TPPN PD: Tm Cater MD: Tony Trovato 8 LEE ANN WOMACK 8 TRACY BYRD KNCBaersmento. CA 01A/PD: Mark Evans APD/MD: JannHer Wood 25 TM MCGRAW 15 STEVE WARNER. WKCO/Saginaw, M PD: Rick W.ksr 5 CLNT BLACK 5 LONESTAR WWJOB. CWd, MN PD: Mark Sprint 1 TRACY LAWRENCE 7 AARON TPPN 7 TY HERNDON 7 GARY ALLAN WLBt. Louis. MO PD: Bob Barn^ APDMD: Math Langston 40 GARTH BROOKS 15 LEANN RMES 15 CLNT BLACK 15 LEE ANN WOMACK 7 LONESTAR 7 COLLN RAVE WKKUßt. Loeb, MO PD: Jell Allen MD: Louis 14 COLLN CON RAVE 5 KNLEYS 5 KENNY CHESNEY 5 LEARN RMES WWFGBWSb.M MD MD: Kim Warne 15 LEANN RMES KKATBalt Lake City, UT PD: Shawn Stevens APDMD: Jim Nickelson 13 KENNY TWAN 13 KENNY CHESNEY 5 WADE RAYES 5 CLNT BLACK KSOPBalt Lake City. UT PD: Den Milton APDMD: Debby b Turpin 7 JEFF CARSON ] COLLN RATE 7 RCK TREVNO 7 SHANA TWAN 7 CLAY WALKER 7 HEATHER MYLES 7 ierrlcarn KUBLBBK Like City, UT ON/PD: Ed Hill MD: Dann Curtis 9 LEE ANN WOMACK 9 ALABAMA 9 PATTY LOVELESS 9 KENNY CHESNEY KAJABan Antonio. TX ON/PD: KtAth Montgomery MD: Jennie James 25 JOHN M MONTGOMERY 11 MCGRAW 5 TAR SNGLETARY KCYYSan Antonio, TX PD: R.J. Curtis 24 TM MCGRAW 18 SHANA TWAN KSONBan Diego, CA Asat. OM: Grp Fry MD: Stew Barns 12 LEANN RMES 12 KETH HARLNG KYCY/San Francisco, CA P Tim Jordan A OMD: Slew Jordan CLNT BLACK KENNY CHESNEY TPPN AA ANN KRTY/San Jose, CA POMP Julie Stevens 14 LONESTAR KKJGBan Luis Obispo, CA PDMD' Donna James 7 BR5.49 7 CLNT BLACK 7 AARON TPPN 7 KETH MARLNG WJCUSavannah, GA MD: Jay Mangan 20 ALABAMA 20 CLNT BLACK 5 NEAL MCCOY 5 LEE N TPPN 5 LEE ANN WOMACK KMPSBeaNle, WA PD: Mark Richards MD: Tony Thomas 16 LEF ANN WOMACK i6 SHANA (WAN 6 LAM WHTE KYCWBea1Ne, WA PD: Badly Brenner MD: Penny Coyne 15 ALABAMA 15 SHANA TWAN 15 TM MCGRAW 15 CLNT BLACK RCOCHET AARON TPPN KNFPJSpokane, WA PD: Scott Shannon MD: CoyoM 14 CLNT BLACK 17 LEE ANN WOMACK 1 BR5-49 7 GARY ALLAN 7 AARON TPPN WFMBBpringlleld, L P0: Mark Phillips MD: SHANA STWANing 12 COLLN RATE 12 KENNY CHESNEY 12 TY HERNDON WPKX/Spdngtield, MA PD: Al Brock ND: Kevin Wright 17 DAVD KERN KTTS/Spd ^gfeld. MO PD: Don Paul McDonald 30OAA ON TPPN 5 CLNT BLACK WBBSßyrscuse, NY P0: Tom Fridley APDMD: Meg Slams 5 BRYAN WHTE 5 KNLEYS WAB/Tallahassee, FL OMPD: Jeff Horn APD/MD: Rick Miller 14 SHANA TWAN 14 C TNT BLACK WOYK/Tam a, FL OM: Eric Logan PO Becher Martin APDMD: Jay Robert CLNT BLACK 5 LEE ANN WOMACK WRBO/Tam P a FL PD: Ronnie Lane 13 TM MCGRAW 8 LNDA DAVS 8 GREAT DVDE 8 CHAD BROCK WPM/Terre Haute, N OMPD: Barry Kanl MD: Petty Marty 15 LEANN RMES 15 BRADY SEALS 15 RCOCHET 15 ALABAMA 15 CLNT BLACK WBWRopeka, KS PD: Kevin Wagner MD: Patti ChM 15 LEANN RMES S KENNY CHESNEY S CLNT BLACK 7 LEE ANN WOMACK KORD/Tri Cities, WA PDMD: Rick Stewart 5 LEE ANN WOMACK 5 CLNT BLACK 5 SHANA TWAN KVOO/Tulsa, DK OMND: Andy Watson APDMD: Steve Jaekaon 8 CLNT BLACK 8 AARON TPPN 8 A 8 HEATHER MYLES WWZD/fupelO, MS MD: Sco«Kel 25 KENNY 11 LEANN CHESNEY 12 LEANN RMES 12 TV HERNDON 7 JOHN P tw KNUE.Tyler. TX OM La, Kent PD/PAD John Moore 13 LONESAH 13 MARK WLLS 13 KEVN SHARP WFRGAApROme, NY PD:.B. preen M0: CdKB tt 13 SARA EVANS 13 LEANN RMES 13 BRYAN WHTE KJDG/Vlsella, CA PDMD: Dave Daniels 15 CLNT BLACK 15 KENNY CHESNEY 15 KETH MARLNG S TY HERNDON 15 MLA MASON TO AARON TPPN 15 LEE ANN WOMACK i BR5-49 7 RANDY SCRUGGS WACO/Waco. TX PD/MD: Zack Owan 25 TM MCGRAW 17 STEVE WARNER T LONESTAR WMZOWashin gl On. DC MD: Jon Anthony nniels 17 SHANA TWAN 11 CLNT BLACK WDEZ/Wausau W PD: Mark Skates MD: Lou Stewart 1 MARK WLLS ] LNDA DAVS 7 KENNY CHESNEY WRKANed Palm Beadi, R. APD/MD: J R. Jackson 6 MARK WS 6 ONES TAR 6 KK PS 204 Total Reporters 204 Current Reporters P 194 Current Playlists WOVVMheelinq, WV PDMD: Jim Mott 10 AARON TPPN 10 KENNY CHESNEY 10 BR5-49 10 SHANA TWAN 10 TM BRGGS 10 NOAH KELLEY 10 COLLN RAVE 10 TRN TRGGS KFD/Wichila. KS PD: John spar MD: Nightwear 5 KENNY CHESNEY 5 RANDY SCRUGGS 5 AARON TPPN 5 MLA MASON KZSNryYichita, KS MD: Dan Holiday r 12 TRACY LAWRENCE 12 KENNY CHESNEY WGGYMilkes Bane, PA PD: Mark Lind,* MD: Wks Kdn1k 5 TM MCGRAW WWOO/Wilmngton, NC PDMD: Ron Gray 11 CLNT BLACK M ALABAMA 7 KENNY CHESNEY KXOD/Yakima, WA PDD: Dewey Boynton No Adds WGtt/York, PA OM/PD: John Wllegrinl MD: Denise McLain 15 LEE ANN WOMACK 14 AARON TPPN 13 CLNT BLACK 13 BRS -49 WOXK,1'DUngstown. OH PD. Chuck Stevens MD: Burton Lee 16 SHANA TWAN TA GARY ALLAN 14 KENNY CHESNEY 7 BRYAN WHTE Reported Frozen Playlist (5): WCOL/Columbus, OH WHOK/Columbus, OH KLT/Houston,TX KUPL/POrtland, OR WUSQ/Winchester,VA Did Not Report. Playlist Frozen (5): KHEY /E Paso.TX WWOM /Madison, W WKS/Miami. FL WKX/Raleigh, NC KMTTucson, AZ

- ' r www.americanradiohistory.com - - - 16 S COUNTRY PLAYLSTS August 7. 199H R &R 101 FND COMPLETE PLAYLSTS FOR ALL COUNTRY REPORTERS ON R &R ONLNE PLATS > SW LW 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 25 35 35 25 35 35 25 25 35 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 17 25 25 17 25 25 17 17 25 17 17 25 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17-17 17 17 17 17-17 TW RTS1rT1lE MARKET 01 WWXY/New York 19141 592-10:' Sm'th Rom 35 1RSHA YEARWOODThere Goes My Baby 35 VNCE GLUT You Ever Have 35 TERR CLARK/Now that 1 Found You 35 SHAMA 'WAN WM'HTEArom This Moment 35 FATH HLL W'MCGRAW /JUS To Hear You 35 MARTNA MCBRDE/Happy Gin 35 GEORGE STRAT/True 25 PAM TLLS Said A Player 25 PATTY LOVELESSAgh On Lae 25 DAMOND RO/You're Gone 25 TY HERNDONA Man Hope' On 25 RANDY 1RAWSThe H* 25 LAR WHTE/Stepping Slew 25 BROOKS 6 DUNNHpw Long Gone 25 DWGHT YOAKM4Thngs Change 25 JO DEE MESSNA'm Alright 25 DXE CHCKS /Peres Your Trouble 25 JOHN M MONTGOMERYrCner You n Kisses 25 WLKNSONS26 Cents 17 REBA MCENTRE/Forever Low 17 MAVERCKSNance The fight Away 17 BRYAN WHTE/Tree X Hearts 17 ALAN JACKSONA1 Go On Lang. 17 LEANN RMESAiothe New Under 17 TM MCGRAWMmere The Green 17 ALABAAMlow Do You Fall.. 17 DAVD KERSHAVagerlul TAgm 17 STEVE WARNER. /Bunn' 1WMW 3311111111/1331 3W 2W 5W 1W A111131!11TLE MARKET 02 KZLALos Angeles 30 42 42 42 JOHN M MONO;OMLRV Jo -r 23 42 23 42 GEORGE STRAT,' Just Want To 30 23 42 42 SHAMA TWAN W,YMTEFrom R1s i. 42 30 30 31 GARTH BROOKSTo Make Too Feel 19 19 30 30 BROOKS d DLWNHar lag Gore 30 19 23 30 FATH HLL WNCGRAV,VUst To Heap Vv 14 14 19 30 LONESTAAWrylhrngs Charger 14 19 19 30 MARTNA MCBRDE/Happy Gm - 14 19 30 TM MCGRAWMyhere The Green 30 30 42 30 JO DEE MESSNMm Alright 30 30 30 30 DWGHT YOAKAM4hegs Change - - 23 GARY ALANT Wad Be You - 23 CLNT BLACK/Nolan' But 42 42 23 KENNY CHESNEY/lirs Wiry 'm Here - - 23 FATH HLLTha Kas - - 23 TM MCGR/WsJUst To See TOLL.. - 23 SHANK WANYou r 5M The One 30 30 23 23 TRSHA VEARWOOD/TTere Goes My Balky 14 19 19 19 LNDA DAVS/ Warta Remember 14 19 19 19 JOE DFFETems Sue Headache 19 19 30 19 DXE CHCKSOreres Your Trouble 19 30 30 19 VNCE GLL/t You Ever Fhve.. 19 19 ALAN JACKSONA G0 On Laing 19 19 30 19 GEORGE STRAT/Tne 14 11 5 19 PAM TLLS Sad A Prayer 19 30 30 19 RANDY TAVS/Oe Hoe - - 14 11 GARY ALLMAN Man n HO - 14 11 DAMOND RO/Youre Gone - 14 11 PATTY LOVELESSMgh On Lan! 14 19 11 REBA MCENTREAorever Low - 14 14 11 STEVE WARNER. /Bunn - 14 11 MARK WLLS/Donl Laugh At Me 19 19 19 5 WLKNSONS26 Cans - - - 5 SAMMY KERSHAW/Hong Took Arrerea 19 14 5 5 LAR WHTEStepprrg Store ` 14^7aP MARKET 03 WUSN/Chicago 13121 649-0099 Sledge /Bioado. K.J:11e11 KYCY 93.3F#1 MARKET 14 MARKET 05 KYCY /San Francisco (415) 391-933, Jordan /Jordan 92.5 ARTST/TLE PLATS ARTST-Mu p Ars AgirS1.TTLE 3W 2w LW TW 3W 2W LW TW 3w 2w LW TW WXTU/Philcóelphia (610) 667-9000 Johnson /Radler 20 20 36 36 JO DEE MESSNA'm NrghT 40 40 40 40 JOE DFFF Texas Sae Heartache.' 32 32 SMTH BROOKSTo Make You Fees. 20 20 36 38 GEORGE STRAT/Frue 30 30 30 40 BROOKS E. DUNNHow Long Gare 32 32 VNCE GLAt You Ever HWY 36 36 36 35 BROOKS 6 DUNNMUw Log Gone 30 30 40 40 FATH HLL WMCGRAV /JUS To Heár Thu J[ 32 32 32 GEORGE STRAM Just Want To 2036 36 36 DXE CHCKSTheres Your Trouble 30 30 40 40 JO DEE MESSNA'm Argbl 32 32 32 32 MARK WLLST Do (Cherish You) 20 36 36 36 VNCE GLL4t You Ever Have.. 40 40 40 40 JOHN M MONTGOMERV,toer 32 32 32 32 LEARN CHESNEY/halt Wry 'm You n Kara. Hare 36 36 36 35 FATH HLL W/MCGRAWg1nt To Hear You 40 40 40 40 GEORGE STRAT/True 21 32 32 32 DXE CHCKS4hereS Your Trouble 36 36 36 36 MARTNA MCBRDEHappy Gm 40 10 40 40 TRSHA YEARW000/Tnere Goes My Baby 10 32 32 32 STEVE WARNER/Holes n.. 36 36 36 36 TRSHA YEARW00D/There Goes My Baby 30 30 40 40 MARTNA MCBRDE/Happy Girl 21 32 32 32 COLLN RAYE/ Can Sea Fed You 20 20 20 36 JOE DFFE/Teaas Sae Heartazte 30 30 40 40 RANDY TRAVS/The Hoe 21 21 21 32 JOE DFFE/Teas See Heartache 14 11 20 20 MARK WLLS/Don't laugh Al Me 30 30 40.40- WLKNSONS/26 Cents 21 21 21 21 RAM TLLS Said A Prayer 14 20 20 20 REBA MCENTREFOreonr Lae 30 30 30 30 LNDA DAVS/ Wanna Remember. 21 21 21 21 TRSHA YEARWDOOOhere Goes My Baby 20 20 20 20 GREAT DVDE/Pour Me A Va iron 30 30 30 30 VNCE GLUO You Esel Have... - - 21 21 ALAN JACKSONA1 Go On Loeg. 20 20 20 25 WLKNSONS/26 Cents 5 5 30 30 WADE HAYESmaY Do You Sleep... 7 21 21 REBA MCENTRE/Forever Low 20 20 20 21 STEVE WARNER _AUmo_. - - 30 30 AR JACKSON/1 Go On LoOg.. 21 21 21 21 GEORGE STRAT/True 14 20 20 20 HEAL MCCOY/Low Happen UM.. 40 40 40 30 DAVD KERSWWOnderhA Tongm 7 21 21 21 BROOKS d DUMHTHO a Long Gone 20 20 20 20 PATTY LOVELESS/HO On Lae 5 5 30-30 SAMMY KERSAWifonkk look Amen, 21 21 21 21 MARTNA MCBRDE/Happy Grn 20 20 20 28 RANDY TRAVS/The Hole 5 5 5 30 PATTY LOVELESSHgh On Lore 21 21 21 21 DAVD KERSFlOdertul Tongut 20 20 20 20 JOHN M. M *4TGONERY/Cae You N Oeses 30 30 30 30 REBA MCENTRE/Forever Love 21 21 21 21 JO DEE MESSNA'm Argm 20 20 20 20 PAM TLLS Sad A Prate - - 30 30 TM MCGRAW,Where The Green 21 21 21 21 RANDY TRAVS/The Hole 20 20 20 20 DWGHT YOMMM/Thirgs Change 30 30 30 30 PAM 1LLS4 Sag A Prayer 21 21 21 21 JOHN M MONTGOMFRY'Caer You n Kuses - - 20 20 ALAN JACKSOWT1 Go On Loing 30 30 30 30 LAR WHREStepplrg Stone 7 7 21 21 WLKNSONS26 Cents - - 14 20 DAMOND RO/You re Gone 5 5 30 30 MARK WLLSDont Laugh At Me 7 21 21 21 DWGHT YOAKAMThnps Change - - 14 14 TM MCGRAW,Where The Green 10 10 10 10 KENNY CHESNEY/Thas Why 'm Here 7 7 7 21 LAR WHTESeppo g Slone - - 20 14 LEANN RMESNaDln New Linde- 40 40 10 10 TERR CLARK/Yew That Faurid You - 7 7 21 TM MCGRAWMTere The Green - 11 14 14 SAMMY KERSHAWiHonky Toni) Amen, 30 30-10 RESTLESS HEART/C End To Thu Road 21 21-10 TERR CLARKWow That Found You - 11 14 14 ALABMWHar Do You Fa 40 40 10 10 1V HERNDONA Man Haan On 32-10 10 BROOKS d DUNN d REBT You See Him - 11 14 14 LNDA DAVS/1 Warn Remember 10 10 10 10 FATH HLL41rri Koss 10 10 10 10 CLAY WALKER/Then What 14 11 14 14 BLLY DEMMeal Man 10 10 10 10 TOBY KETWDream WaRn' 10 10 10 10 RANDY TRAVS/Out C My Bones 14 CLNT BLACK400sen Up My Stnrgs 10 10 10 10 LONESTAA/Say When 10 10-10 JO DEE MESSNARye. Bye - 14 LONESTARAWreThings Charge 10 10 10 10 BROOKS 6 DUNN 6 REBAT You See nun 32 32 10 SHAMA TWAN WA TETron Ras Mama 14 LARS WHTEStepang Stone i0 10 10 10 JO DEE MESSNABye. Bye 32 - - 10 CLNT BLACK/The Sines Youre 10 10 10 10 TM MCGRAW /JUS To See You 10 10 10 10 SHAMA TWAWYouie SW The One 10 10 10 10 GEORGE STRATO Jusl Want To 21 21 10 10 TV HERNDOWA Man Hods' On 10 10 10 10 MARK WLLS4 Do (Chmab You) 10 10 10 10 TRACY BYREAM From The Country 10 10 10 10 TRSHA YEAHWOODNederT Lae 7 7 7 7 LNDA DAVSA Warn Remember 30 30 40 10 DXE CHCKS/Theres Your Trouble 7 7 7 7 PATTY LOVELESSAfph On Loa 40 40 40 10 COLLN RAVER Can Sd Feel You 7 7 7 7 DAMOND RN'Nu're Gone - 5 5 AABAMMbw Do You FM. 7 7 7 7 MARK WLLS/WT Laugh A Me - - 5 CLNT BLACK/Loosen Up My Smogs - 7 7 7 STEVE WARNER /Burnet 5 5 5 5 TRACY BYRD/ Winn Fed That 7 7 7 TRACY BYRD1 Won Fed That LCPLX 99T5 MARKET 06 KPLX/Dalias 02141 526 24)a Philips MARKET 06 KYNG /Dallas (972( 716-78Oi' Pear man MARKET R7 WWWW/Detroit (313) 259-4323 Roberts /Cadillac Jack MARKET 07 WYCO /Detroit 12481 799.0600 Haskell /Marroso 982-- izo WisuleW DTklh tolla MARKET 08 WMZO/Washinglon (202) 362-8330 Daniels /Anthony 3W 2W LW TW AR11S1R2LE 3W 2W LW TW ARTS1rT1LE PLATS 3W 2W LW 1W ARTS,TTLE PLATE 3W 2W LW Tw ARTST Tir 3W 2W LW 1W ARS111LE 32 32 32 50 MANA TWAN WMMTEFran Rua Moment :,T 13 24 24 50 BROOKS N. DUNNTWw Lag Gone 13 32 32 50 JO DEE MESSNA'm Anger 24 24 24 50 VNCE GLUT You Ever Haw 24 21 24 50 RANDY TRAVS/The Hoe 13 24 24 50 DWGHT YOAKAMRhurg3 Change 32 32 32 50 GEORGE STRAT/True 13 13 13 50 GEORGE STMTAVe ReaNy 13 13 50 TM MCGAWAVTiere The Green. - - 30 CLNT BLACKLoacn Up My Shags - - - 30 LEE ANN WOMACK/A LARe Past. 13 13 30 STEVE WARNER. /Bunn 24 24 30 ALAN JACKSON/1 Go On Loon.. - 13 13 30 PATTY LOVELESS/Hag On Low 30 GREAT DVDE/Pour Me A VnaUm 24 24 24 30 WLKNSONS26 Cents - - 30 DXE CHCKSWde Open Spaces 32 32 32 10 FATH HLL WRMCGRAW /Just To Hear You 24 24 24 10 TRSHA YARWOOD/There Goes My Baby 55 55 55 55 5 55 55 55 5 55 55 55 5 55 55 55 35 45 45 55 45 45 45 55 5 45 45 45 5 45 45 45 5 45 45 45 5 45 45 45 0 35 35 45 5 35 35 35 10 20 35 35 0 35 35 35 10 20 35 5 35 35 35 0 20 35 35 0 10 10 20 Al 20 20 20 0 20 20 20 5 10 20-10 20 20-5 10 20 5 10 10 11-5 10 11 - - 5 10 DAVD KERSHWOnaertul GEORGE STRAT/True Tonight MARTNA MCBRDE/Happy GO DXE CHCKSTFeres Your Trouble TRSMA VFARWOOD/Rwre Goes My Baby FATH HLL Wr1ACGRAN /Just To Hear You PAM TLLS Sad A Prayer JO DEE MESSNA'm Nogg LNDA DAVS/ Wawa Remember JOHN M. MONTGOMERY/Caer You sr Kum LONESTAAEverymings Charger DWGHT VOAKA/Thongs Change LAR WHTESeppirlg RANDY TRAVS/The Hole Stone TM MCGRAW/Where The Green JOE DFFE/Teoas Sue Heartache BROOKS 6 DUNNHow Long Gone WLKNSONS/26 Cents CLNT DANELSA Fool's Progress VNCE GLUT You Ever Haw.. ALAN JACKSON/ Go On Laing.. NEAL MCCOY/Low Happens Like... PATTY LOVELESSH.0h On Loa DAMOND RO/You i re Gone REBA MCENTRE/Forever Lae STEVE WARNER. /Bunn MARK WLLSDonT Laugh A Me 26 25 25 36 GEORGE STRAT/True 26 25 25 36 VNCE GLUT You Ever Have.. 37 36 37 36 TERR CLARK/Now This Found You 26 25 25 36 FATH HLL W/MCGRAW /Just To Hear You 26 36 37 36 MARTNA MCBRDE/Happy Gin 37 36 37 36 DXE CHCKS/ileres Your Trouble 37 36 37 36 TRSHA YFARWOOD/There Goes My Baby 37 36 37 36 GRTH BROOKSTo Make You Fed. 37 36 37 36 COLLN AYEA Can Still Fee You 15 15 15 25 JOE DFFE/Teras S.r'eaesr= 5 15 15 25 DAVD KERSCW.r 15 15 25 25 ALAN JACKSONr,c -, 15 15 25 25 TM MCGRAW/Where The Green 26 25 25 25 BROOKS d DUNNHoe Long Gone 26 25 25 25 JO DEE MESSNA'1 m Aged 15 25 25 25 PAM TLLSA Sad A Prayer 15 25 25 25 WLKNSONS/26 Cents 26 25 25 25 JOHN M. MONTGOMERY/Cover You in Kiase 37 36 37 25 KENNY CHESNEY/Malt Why 37 36 37 25 MARK WLLS,' Do (Cherish You) n, Her, 37 36 25 25 S ANA TWAN WAVHTEFrom Tho N' 20 20 20 20 STEVE WARNER/ides n.. 37 25 20 20 BROOKS 6 DUNN & REBAT You Se, 26 20 20 20 TRACY BVRD'm Fron The County, 26 36 37 20 GEORGE STRAT,' Just Want To 26 20 20 20 TM MCGRAW/One OF These Days 20 20 20 20 GRTH BROOKS/Two Rn Caeca, 20 20 20 20 SMANA TWAN/You're Ma T^. ' - 5 5 5 15 LONESTAREoerymmgs Chao, 5 5 15 15 LNDA DAVS Wanna Renter's 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 20 45 45 20 45 45 20 20 20 20 20 20 45 45 45 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 5 5 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 5 20 20-20 20 20 20 20-20 20 20 20 20 5 5 5-5 5 20 20 20 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 45 DAVD KERS,W',r /e.', Tough[ 45 PAM TLLS Sad A Prayer 45 TERR CLARKNOW That Found Ya 45 TY HERNDONA Man Hodn' On _45 GEORGE STAT/Tme 45 BROOKS d DUNNAbw Long Gone 46 TRSHA YEARW00D/There Gees My Baby 45 MARTNA MCBRDE/Happy Girl 20 LONESTAREverythngs Changed 20 GRTH BROOKS/To Make You Feel 20 JO DEE MESSNA'm Alright 20 LAR WHTE/Stepping Stone 20 MARK WLLSDonT Laugh At Me 20 FATH HLL W/MCGRAW /JUS To Hear You 20 JOHN M MONTGOMERV/COOOr You n Kot-' 20 WLKNSONS26 Cents 20 PATTY LOVELESSHgh On Law 20 AARON TPPNFOr You W0 20 LNDA DAVS/ Wanna Remember 20 TM MCGAWAVEere The Green 20 RANDY TRAVS/The Hole 20 VNCE GLLAt You EWr Haw.. 20 LEANN RMESNothn New Urger 5 AABAMAMOW Do You Fall LEE ANN WOMACK/A Ldbe Pal. 5 REBA MCENTRE/Forever Love 5 BRADY SEALS' Fee 5 JOE DFFE'Tems Sae Heart, 5 DWGHT VOAKAM4hrngs c:. 5 SUZY BOGGUSSSamwbodr T :.:.- 37 37 37 37 TY HERNDONA Man Hradn On 37 37 37 37 GRTH BROOKSTo Make You Feel.. 37 37 37 37 DXE CHCKS4lreres Your Trouble 37 37 37 37 TRSHA YEMWDOD/There Goes My Baby 37 37 37 37 COLLN RAUE Can SM Feel You 37 37 37 37 JO DEE MESSNA/'m Argnt 27 27 37 37 RANDY TRAVS/The Hole 27 27 37 37 GEORGE STRAT/True 27 27 27 37 PATTY LOVELESS/High On Lae 27 27 27 27 FATH HLL WMMox,RAW /Just To Fear You. 27 27 27 27 VNCE GLL'T You Ewr Have 27 27 27 27 PAM TLLS Sad A Prayer 27 27 27 27 LAR WHTE/Steppmg Stone 27 27 27 27 BROOKS 6 DUNSEHOW Log Gone 17 17 27 27 JOHN M. MONTGOMERY/Down You m Kares 17 17 27 27 WLKNSONS26 Cents 17 17 27 27 DAMOND RONoi re Gone 17 17 27 27 LONESTANEWrynnogl Changed - 17 27 AM J11CKSONA'1 Go On Loing 17 27 TM MCGANN/ Were The Green 17 17 17 17 JOE DäfE/Te as Sae Heartache 1 7 17 17 17 GJKF DN S/A Foos Progress 17 17 17 17 SMYY KERSAWNHanky Tom Amerra 17 17 17 17 HEAL MCWYAaW Happens Lre 17 17 17 17 LEANN RMESNahn' New Under - - 17 17 REBA MCENTREFOrewr Love - - 17 17 LNDA DAVSA Wann Remember 17 17 TRACY BYRD/ Wann Feel Ta1 - - 17 SHAMA TWANMaey. 'm Home 17 CLNT BLACKJoosen Up My Strings 5 5 5 15 DWGHT VOAKAM/Thorgs Change 5 5 5 5 NEAL MCCOY/Loe Happens Like 37 37 37 111 CLNT BLACK/The $hoes You re 15 15 15 15 RCOCHETHonky Took Baby 15 15 15 15 REBA MCENTREForesr lox 5 5 - - 5 5 DAMOND RO/Yoi re Gone 6 SMANA TWANMoney 'm Home 37 37 10 10 TERR CLARKNov2 Thai Fand You 10 10 10 10 KETH ARLNGPapa Bear 15 15 15 15 RANDY TRAVS/The Hole 10 10 10 STEW WARNERMoles n 15 15 15 15 LEARN RMESNOmn New Under.. 15 15 15 15 SAMMY KERSAW,Roeky Took Amerrá 10 10 10 11 FAR HLL/Thi Kiss 10 10 10 10 GEORGE STRATA Just Want To 15 15 15 15 LAR) WHTE/Stepping Stone 10 10 10 10 TM MCGAWNne 01 These Days - 5 KETH FWRLNGCanag Back For You 10 10 10 10 JO DEE MESSNABye Bye - - - 5 ALABAMAMUV Do You Fall 10 10 10 10 TOBY KETWDream Wahn' - - 5 SHMA 1WANnawy [n, Home 10 10 10 10 SWWA WAevYe re Shc The One ûoqra frj 95.7 MARKET 09 KKK/HOUston 1713) 881-595, Roberts/Kelly MARKET 010 WKLB/BOSton (617) 542-0241 Brophey/Rogers fo1.5fl14 -á MARKET 412 WKHX/A11anta (770) 955-0101 McGinley /Gray Y106.7 TODAY NT COUNTRY MARKET 013 KMPS/Seaule 1206) 4434400 Richards /Thomas 3W r 2W LW TW 3W 2W LW T LATS W 2W LW TW ARTST/TRLE 3W 2W LW TW All 3w 2W LW TW ARTSTRTE 32 54 54 54 54 54 54 54 32 54 54 54 24 32 54 54 24 32 32 54 24 32 54 54 10 10 32 32 10 32 10 24 32 32 32 32 32 32 10 10 10 32 32 32 32 32 10 10 10 32 24 24 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 54 54 54 25 54 25 25 25 54 54 25 25 25 25 25 25 54 54 25 25 32 24 24 24-10 24 24 10 24 24 24 10 24 24 24 24 10 10 10 24 FATH HLL W/MCGRAV /Just To Hear You GEORGE STAT:True DAVD KERSHWOrderful impel JOHN M MONTGOMERYCoer You n KRSes WLKNSONS26 Cents VNCE GLL1t You Eon Haw MARK WLLSDon Laugh Al Me DAMOND RO/You re Gone CLNT DANELSA fools yx'r'«martna MCBRD' JEFF CARSONShi, LONESTARberdn.r, JO DEE MESSNA' m Anon) BROOKS d DUNNHO.v Lag Gore TRSA VEMW0o0/There Goes My Bab, PAM musirsm A Prayer GARTH BRDOKSTO Make You Feel TY HERNDON/A Man Haan On TERR CARKNOW That Found You GEORGE STRTO Just Warn To. CLAY WALKFR/Ordnry People REBA MCENTRE'll Gew You REBA MCENTRE/Forever Love LAR WHTEStepprg Stow AM JACKSOWTn Go On Lang.. TM MCGRAWAMhere The Green. WADE AYES/Hon Do You Sleep_. 40 40 40 4 40 40 40 4 40 40 40 4 40 40 40 4 40 40 40 4 40 40 40 4 40 40 40 4 40 40 40 4 20 40 40 4 20 20 40 4 20 20 20 2 20 20 20 2 20 20 20 2 20 20 20 2 20 20 20 2 20 20 20 2 20 20 20 2 20 20 20 2 10 20 20 2 10 20 20 2-10 20 2-10 20 2 10 10 10 2 10 10 10 1 10 10 10 1 10 10 10 1 10 10 10 1 JOE DFFE/Teos 50e Heartache MARTNA MCBRDE/Happy Gre COLLN RAYA Can SM Fed You TRSHA YTAWOOD/There Goes My Bala TERR CLARK/Nay That l found Yak DXE CHCKSTneres Your Trouble GRTH BROOKS/To Make You Feel.. JO DEE MESSNA'm Angre FATH HLL WRACGAWJost ry -1n' +w LAR WHTE51dg,,. PAM TLL'S,' Sad VNCE GLUT You Err,.r. RANDY TRAVSTne Hole JOHN M. MONTGOMERY/Cprer You n Kasen PATTY LOVELESS/High On Lae GEORGE STRAT/Tog LNDA DAVS/ Wanna Remember.. BROOKS d DUNNHow Long Gone DAMOND RhONoure Gone REBA MCENTRE/Forever Love ALAN JACKSON/TR Go On Long TM MCGRAW,Where The Green. LEPJeN RMESNahn New Under DAVD KERSWWOrderlul Taught BLLY DANNeal Man WLKNSONS26 Cents KNLEYS'Vou Make t Seem... 2 32 32 32 2 32 32 32 2 32 32 32 2 32 32 32 8 32 32 32 2 32 32 32 2 32 32 32 2 32 32 32 8 32 32 32 8 18 18 32 8 18 18 32 8 18 18 a 18 18 18 8 18 18 10 18 18 18 8 18 18 18 8 18 18 18 18 18 18 - - 18 - - 18 18 2 11 11 11 18 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 32 32 32 11 11 11 11 11 TRSHA VAAWOOD/T ere Goes My Baby FATH HLL W/MXGRAW /JtM To Near You GLLA You Eon Haw.. JO DEE MESSNAm AngM GEORGE STRAT/True DXE CHCKS' heres Your Trouble MARTNA MCBRDE/Happy Gig GARTH BROOKS/To Mae You Feel RANDY TRAVS/The Hole RAM TLLS Sad A Rayer JOHN M. MONTf1JMERY/Coer VW n Keats LAR WHTESepprg Slone DWGHT VMKAM/Tirgs Change BROOKS 6 DUMMtos Long Gone ALAN JACKSON1 Go On Loing.. WLKNSONS26 Cents PATTY LOVELESS/High On Lox DAMOND RO/You m on., REBA MCENTRE?r. TM MCGAWAVne. MARK WLLS/Don t.:.:j:. C Mr COLLN RAYA Can SOL Feel Vou JOE DME/Teas Sue Heartache STEW WARPERMaes MARK WL3SA Do ( Chersh You) SHWA TWO WAMTE mm Ths Foment On n LEANN RMESCommmrent 42 42 42 42 TRSHA YEARWOOD/There Goes My Rao; 42 42 42 42 DXE CHCKSTheres Your Trouble 42 42 42 42 FATH HLL WMCGRAWJust To Hear VS': 42 42 42 42 VNCE GLUT You her Have 32 42 42 42 GEORGE STATRrue 42 42 42 42 MARTNA MCBRDE/Happy CAn 32 42 42 42 JO DEE MESSNA'm Anghl 42 42 42 42 JOE DFFE/Teoas Sue Heartache 32 32 32 42 PAM TLLS Sad A Prayer 32. 32 32 42 JOHN M MONTGCMERY/Co er You n Krssr- 32 32 32 42 BROOKS 6 DUNWNOY Long Gore 32 32 32 32 DWGHT YOAKAM/'hmgs Sh.nor 32 32 32 32 LAR WHTE/Sleppi ^ 32 32 32 32 RANDY TRAVS' 32 32 32 32 WLKNSONS/26 Cens, 12 32 32 32. DAMOND RONo're Gone 12 32 32 32 PATH' LOVELESSA1gh On Lae 12 12 32 AM JACKS0rA1 Go On Lovdg - 12 12 32 REBA MCENTRE/Forever Law - 32 TW MCGRAW/Where The Green 12 12 12 12 DAVD KERSHWaderlul Taght 12 12 12 12 TRACY BYQDll Wanna Feel That 12 12 12 12 NEAL MCCOY/love Happens Like 12 12 12 12 SAMMY KERSAWnHonky Took Aine 12 12 12 12 MARK WLLS/Don't Laugh Al Me 12 12 12 12 STEVE WARNER Aurmn 12 12 12 12 LNDA DAVSA Wanna Remember - 41 41 41 ALAN JACKSON/11 Go On Lowg 28 28 41 41 GEORGE STRAT/True 28 28 41 41 MARTNA MCBRDEHappy Gin 41 41 41 41 JO DEE MESSNA m A ghl 41 41 41 41 COLLN RAVEN Can Shp Fed You 41 41 41 41 TRSHA VEARWOODThere Goes My Baby 41 41 41 41 FATH HLL WRMCGRAW /Jost To Hear You 41 41 41 41 MARK WLLST Do (Cherish You) 16 16 28 41 DXE CHCKSTheres Your Trouble - - 28 28 CLNT BLACK/Loosen Up My String,- 16 16 28 28 MARK WLLSDonT Laugh A Me 28 28 28 25 REBA MCENTRE/Forear Low 28 28 28 28 BROOKS 6 DUMNav Long Gone 28 28 28 28 RANDY TRAVS/The Hole 28 28 28 28 VNCE GLE You Ever Haw 16 16 16 28 JOHN M MONTGOMERY/Cover You n Ksses - - 16 16 TM MCGRAW,Where The Green 8 16 16 16 DWGHT YOAKAMrtmngs Change 16 16 16 16 SAMMY KER5AWM0nky Tank Arnerra 16 16 16 16 WLKNSONS26 Cents 16 16 16 16 PAM TLLS Sad A Prayer - - 15 LEE ANN WOMACKA Little Past.. - - 16 SSANA -TWAN/Honey. Fm Home LAR WHTE/Stepping Stone 41 41 16 16 GARTH BROOKSTo Mae TN/ Fed 41 41 41 14 TERR CLARKWaee OW Foal You 28 28 16 14 SHAMA 'WAN WMHTEHOm The Monet On - - 10 10 BRYAN WHTE/Tree Of Hearts - 10 10 1 WADE AYESHor Do You Seep 11 11 11 11 KENNY CHESNEY/Thats Why l'in Here - - - 12 LONESTARYWMblrgs Changed 4 14 14 14 LEARN RMESCammrrwnt CHAD BROCKKEvaangdon KNLLYS/Yau Make T Seem - 10 1 - - 10 1 BRYAN WHTE/Tree 01 Hearts CLNT BLACK/Loosen Up My Strings 11 11 11 11 GEORGE STARA Just Ward To... TRACY BYNOYTm Ram The Country - - 12 LEANN RMESNothn New Under. - 12 ALABAMNH0w Do You Fall. t 41 14 14 KENNY CHESNEY/Tnas Why 'm Here 4 14 14 14 GEORGE STRATO Just Wad To 32 10 10 10-10 11 10 11 54 32 32 11 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 BLLY DEAN/Real Man CLAY WALKER/You're DWGHT YOAKMKThegs Begenrng LEARN RMESNOnn Nov Di NEAL MCCOY/Love Happens RANDY TRAVS/re Hole Charge TRACY LAWRENCE/WNW You Sleep STEVE WARNER Augur LNDA DAVSA Renal Remember JOE DFFE/Teas Sue Feanade 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5-5 5-5 5-5 5 20 20 20 ALABNM icw Do You FM. MARK WLLSDonl Laugh A Me JEFF CARSOFOS rene On SEVE WART E R../Bumn TRACY DADA %hon FOR That L.ONESTANE erylangs Changed KETH HMLNGComrrg Sack For You NEAL MCCOV'love Happens Loke SAMMY KERSAW/Hooky Took Amerra DWGHT VOAKAMRhnps Charge 32 32 32 11 32 11 11 11 TERR CLAM low That Food You TY M9110910 81101 Hokin' On - - 12 SHAMA TWAN/Honey. 'm Home 10 10 10 10 MARK WLLS./ Do (Cherish You) 42 42 42 10 GRTH BROOKS/To Mae You Feel.. 42 42 42 10 TERR CLARKNow That Found You 42 42 42 10 SHAMA RAN Wi' MTFhrrm The Mamers Or 10 10 10 10 LEANN RMES/CommrMml 42 10 10 10 COLLN RAYEZ Can SN Feel You - 10 10 10 SANTA TWAN/You're Still The One 4 14 14 14 STEVE WARNEWHoes n 4 14 14 14 KENNY CWSNEYShes Gol T Al 4 14 14 14 TRSHA YEARWOODPerka Loa 4 14 14 14 JO DEE MESSNABye Bye 4 14 14 14 CLNT BLACKNdhln But 4 14 14 14 TM MCGRAW /Just To See You 4 14 14 14 SHAMA WAWYoure SW The Ore 4 14 14 14 TM MCGRAW/Everyw ere 4 14 14 14 GEORGE STRARNn Night At A Terre

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Rumor 21 21 21 21 JON M. MONTGOMERY/Coyer You in Kssc 15 15 21 21 WADE HAYESRbx Da You Seep - 15 15 15 TRACY BYRM Wen Feel Tat. 15 15 15 15 MARK WLLS/Dai Laugh A Me 15 15 15 15 MNDY MCCREADY/The Omer See - 15 15 15 REBA MCENTREforever Low - - 15 15 ALAN JACKSONA Go On Laing 15 15 15 15 - - - - 13 t3 13 13 15 16-6AMMY KERSHAWngnky Tonk Am.- 15 15 BLLY DEANRea Man - 18 ANABAMAHow Do You Fall - 15 S.NA 1WANMOney 'm Home - 15 TM MCGRAWANnere The Green 15 CLNT Pl ACK rosin 1p NN Stnnq 47 47 47 13 CLNT,; 13 13 13 13 MARK... 13 13 13 13 LONESA S..; W,... 47 47 47 13 COLLN RAYEA Can SM Feel You 13 13 13 13 JOHN M MONTGOMERY/Low Worklrq On v,.. 13 13 13 13 GEORGE STRAN Just Want '. 3iNXMn MARKET 417 KNKPhoenie 1602) 966-6236 Daniels/Owens 26 40 40 40 MARTNA MCBRDEMappy Grd 40 40 40 40 TRSHA YEASWOGATnere Gar My Baby 40 40 40 40 GARTH BROOKS/To Make You Feel. 40 40 40 40 JO DEE MESSNM'm Aogls 40 40 40 40 GEORGE STRAT/True 40 40 40 48 DAMOND RC0YWere Gone 26 40 40 40 FATH HLL WOMCGRAY /Jost To Near You... 26 26 40 40 PAM TLLS San A Prayer 26 26 26 40 JOE DFFE/Tems See Heartache 26 26 26 40 BROOKS 8 DUNNAeo Lang Gone 26 26 26 26 MCHAEL PETFRSONMTen The Bartender 26 26 26 26 DAVD KERSWWOndedd Tonght 26 26 26 26 DWGHT YOAKAMRhngs Charge 26 26 26 26 RANDY TRAVSThe Hoke 26 26 26 26 WLKNSONS26 Cents 26 26 26 26 TM MCGRAWM ere The Green 26 26 26 ALAN JACKSOW/1 Go On Loving. 18 26 26 26 JOHN M MONTGOMERY/Cover You n Koses 18 26 26 26 LONESTARiverylMngs Clanged 18 26 26 26 MARK WLLSDe1 Laugh Al Me - - 26 26 SHAMA TWAN41oey Fm Home 18 18 18 26 LAR WHESeppmg Stone 18 18 18 16 ALASAMMbW Do You FS 18 18 18 18 VNCE GLL/f You Ever Have 18 18 18 18 TRACY BYRDA Wanna Feel That 18 18 18 18 CLNT DANOLSA Fools Progress 10 18 18 18 BLLY DEANRed Man 10 18 18 18 WARY KERSHAWMonky Tonk America - 18 18 18 REBA MCENTRE/Forever Low - 10 18 18 ENNY CESNEYT WA Stall - 10 10 18 CHAD BROCYhvangune - - 18 COLLO RAYFSaneone You Used.. 10 10 10 JEFF CWSOH5hrce On 10 10 10 10 10 L010Á DAVSA Wanna Remember - 10 10 10 STEVE MARNER,BUmin - - 10 10 GAM ALLANMo Man in He - 10 10 CLNT BLACK/Loosen Up My Seine` 10 WADE HAYESHow Do You Sleep - - 10 LENN RMESNOmn New Urine, M MARKET #18 WL/S1. Louis 1314) 781-9600 Barnett /Langston 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 41 20 31 31 31 20 31 31 31 20 20 31 31 20 20 20 31 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 12 20 20 20-20 20 20 12 12 20 20 12 12 20 20 12 12 12 20 12 12 20 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 31 14 14 14 31 14 14 14 31 31 14 14 31 31 31 14 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12-12 12 12 12 12 - - 12 12 GARTH BROOKSTo Make You Feel COLLN RAVE! Can SM Feel You FATH HLL WACCMWUUn To Hear You MARTNA MCBRDE/Happy Gel JOHN M. 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R + - - -' 21 LEANN RMESNOmn N-.. 21 NEAL MCCOYam.e Hch- - 21 WADE RAYESMrr. 21 STEVE WARNEP 21 MARK WLLSDon t..: -. 21 SAMMY KERSRAWHony 'Or A- 21 COLLN RAYESOreee You Ke, 21 KETH HAHLNGCaning Ban. 15 SHWA TWAN WMMTL... 15 COLLN RAYEA Can SM f r, 15 TY HERNDOWA Man Hold,n 15 TERR CLARKNow Thai Found You 15 LEANN RMES'Cmnmmnenl 15 BROOKS 8 DUNN 6 REBAA You See Hen 15 KENNY CHESNEY/That's VAN Fm Here 15 15 15 15 CLNT BLACK/The Snow You're... 15 15 15 15 GEORGE STRATS Just Wad To... f Ñ: MARKET #19 WPOC/Baltimore (410) 366-3693 lldlwv. 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Greer 0 20 20 20 JO DEE MESSNABye. Bye 25 25 25 25 REBA MCENTRETUrrever Love - 14 14 14 KETH MAR, ALComlrg Back For You 18 LONESTAR/Evea.. 0 20 20 21 GARTH BROOKS/Two Pea Geddes 15 25 25 25 TM MCGRAWMAere The Green.. - -1414 CLNT BLACK400sen Up Ay Shags 18 CLNT BLACKL-- 0 20 20 20 FATH HLLThe Kos 15 25 25 25 WLKNSONS26 Cents COLLN RAYESpneae You Used.. 12 12 12 12 TRACY BYRDrrtr 0 20 20 20 STEVE WARNERMOles n... 15 25 15 25 RANDY TRAVS/The Hde 43 43 14 14 GARTH BROOKS/To Mae You F. 12 12 12? KENNY CHESNEY,T119s WO, in: de, o 20 20 20 TRACY BYRD/Er From The Canby 7 15 25 25 SMANA TWAFLHaey, 'm Hone 43 43 14 14 SHWA TWAN WM'NEhmn Ths Mares On 38 12 12 12 TY HERNDOWA Man Bolero On 0 20 20 20 LEANN RMES/Commmnon - - 7 25 ALABAAAMOW Do You FM 25 14 14 14 COLLN RAYEA Can SM Fed You 12 12 12 12 FATH HLL/Th6 MSS GEORGE STRATS To 0 20 20 20 Just Wad 15 25 MARK WLLSDon laugh At 43 14 14 14 TERR CLARK/Now That Me Fool You 12 12 12 12 JO DEE MESSN4/Bye. 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MONTGOMERY/Cam You n Kisses BROOMS 8 DUNN/Hoe Lag Gone PAM TL11SA Sad A Prayer RANDY TRAVSMe Hole DXE CMXS/hertS Your Tote DWGHT Y'OANANOags Change GARTH NOOKSAo Male You Feel.. w?c MARKET #21 MARKET #21 MARKET #22 MARKET 423 WOBK/Tampa WRBO/Tampa KYGO/Denrer WGAR/Clereland 01ps COUNTRY 1813/ 5/6.6055 8131 787-1047 1303) 321-0950 (216) 328-9050 Logan /Marbn /Roberta Lane 40,413-5, St. John /Svendsen Nugent /C011ie run ART S RT LL PLATS ARTSTTLE ARTST TTLE 3W 2W LW TW 3W 2W LW 7 SW 2W LW TW 3W 2W LW TW 32 32 32 32 DXE CHCKS/ here& Your Trouble 2 42 42 4 JOE DFFETeas Sue Heartache 20 32 32 32 GEORGE STRAT/hue 24 24 35 35 BROOKS S OOONAW Lag Gone 32 32 32 32 FATH HLL W/M000AW /Jun To Hear Yin, 2 42 42 4 DXE CHCKS/Theres Your Trouble 20 20 20 32 TRACY BYRDA Wanna Fed That 35 35 35 35 JOE DFFE/Texas Spe Heartache 18 32 32 32 MARTNA MCBRDE/Happy Gun 34 42 42 4 MARTNA MCBRDE/HWWWY GO 32 32 32 32 JO DEE MESSNM'm Alright 24 35 35 35 FATH HLL WAACGRAW /Ast To Hear You 18 18 32 32.D DEE MESSNM'm good 34 34 34 4 TRSHA YEARWDOD/T ere Goes My Baby 20 20 20 32 DN M. MONTGOMERYCwer You n lases 24 24 35 35 MARTNA MCBRDEAWppy Gm DEE RAYEA Can Feel JO To JO DEE 32 32 32 32 COLLN SM You 24 24 24 4 MESSNM'm Might 20 20 32 32 FATH HLL WMCGRAY/Jal Hear You 24 24 35 35 MESSNAAM Mgm 18 18 18 32 GEORGE STRAT/he 34 42 42 3 G NTH BROOKS/To Make You Feel 32 32 32 32 DAVD KERSHWearlul Tonght 35 35 35 35 TRSHA YUf6V000/There Goes My Baby 32 32 32 32 SHAM TWAN WMATEfmn Trw Margin C, 42 42 42 3 SHAMS TWAN WMMTE/Fron Ths Moment 32 32 32 32 TRSHA TEARWOOD/T ere Goes My Baby 24 24 24 33 VNCE GLU11 You Ever Hare 18 18 18 32 UR WHTESteppng Stele 24 34 34 3 On 32 32 32 32 JOE DFFETenas So Heartache 24 24 24 33 GEORGE STRAT/True 32 32 32 32 TRSHA YFMWOODRhere Goes My Baby 24 24 24 3 /SR WHFESteppng Shane 13 13 13 20 TM MCGRAWWhere The Green 24 24 24 24 AABAMMOw Do You Fall 18 18 18 18 BROOKS 8 DUNN'How Long Gae 24 24 24 3 VNCE GLU You Ever Have 13 13 20 20 BROOKS 8 DUNWHOW Lag Gale - 18 24 ALAN JACKSON/11 Go Co Loing 10 10 10 18 DAMOND RO/You're Gone 30 30 30 3 FATH HLL WOACGRAW /Jost To Hear You 13 13 13 20 BLLY DEAN/Real Man 17 24 24 24 NEAL MCCOV/Low Rappers Eke 18 18 18 18 JOE DFFETer O Sue Heartache - 30 30 3 TRACY BYRDH'm From The Country 13 13 20 20 MARK WLLS/Donl Laugh At Me 17 24 24 24 REBA MCENTRE/Forever Low 18 18 18 18 VNCE GLL1t Val Ever Have 30 30 30 3 GEORGE STRAT Jun Want To 20 20 20 20 PAM TLLSA Sam A Prayer - - 24 24 TM MCGRAW/Where The Green 18 18 18 ALAN JACKSON/11 Go On Loma 30 30 30 3 SHAMA TWAKN'oi re S55 h One 20 20 20 20 RANDY TRAVS/The Hde 17 17 24 21 JOHN M. 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B 8 8 TM MCGRAWWhere Tee Green 32 32 32 10 GARTH BR00KSTo Make You Feel. 14 14 14 14 TRACY BYRD,/v.:. - 14 14 14 14 MARK WLLSA Do (Chensh You) B 8 8 TRACY BYRD / Wanda Feel That 32 32 32 10 SMANA TWAN WWTEfrom ihs Moment 35 35 35 14 DXECHCKSTn-- 5 5 5 10 AlABAMAN. Do You Fal.. B 8 8 JEFF CARSONShrne On KENNY CHESNEYA W Sand 35 14 14 14 TY HERNDOWA A :-. tor 10 10 10 10 CLNT DANELS/A Fool's Progress B 8 8 CLNT DANELSA Fools Progress - 5 STYE WARNER. /Bunn 14 14 14 14 BROOKS 8 DUNN 8 REBAR You See :am 10 10 10 10 LNDA DAVS Wanna Remember BLLY OEMMea Man - 5 5 LEANN RMESNdM' New Under.. 35 35 14 14 COLLN RAYEA Can SM Feel You kfiro 3W 2W LW ter 7 37 37 37 7 37 37 37 7 37 37 37 27 27 37 37 27 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 7 17 27 27-17 27 27-27 27 ' 77 27 27 '7 37 27 27 27 27 17 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 17 17 17 - - 17 - - 17 17-17 17 17-17 17 - -17 17 17 17 27 27 27 17 17 17 17 / 17 17 7 17 17 ; 17 17 F 17 17 ARRS 111E MARKET 424 TY HER DOYA Mal Holds' On JON M. 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Bye 22 22 22 22 BRADY SEAM Fel 16 16 16 25 JOHN M. MONTGOMERY/Cow You n Kays 12 22 22 22 JON M. MONTGQERYCOVer You n Asses 16 16 26 20 MARK WLLS/Doll Lash N Me 22 22 22 22 WLKÜOFS/26 Cents 26 25 SNWW WAN4oney. 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Wanna Will www.americanradiohistory.com 104 R &R August 7. 1998 COUNTRY SONG NDEX A ALABAMA Now Do You Fall n Love (RCA 65518) Prod: Don Cook, Alabama Wr: Randy Owen, Teddy Gentry. Greg Fowler Pub: Maypop Music (A Division otwildcoutnry nc.( Mgr: Dale Morris 8 Associates GARY ALLAN No Man n His Wrong Heart (Decca 72059) Prod: Mark Wright, Byron Hill Wr: Ronnie Rogers, Trey Bruce Pub: Maypop Music/ Route Sin Music (BMVWB Music Corp /BigTractor Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Lytle Management SHERRE' AUSTN nnocent Man (Arista) Prod: Ed Seay. Will Rambeaux Wr: Kent Agee, Will Rambeaux Pub: These Morals Music (ASCAP)/Reynsong Publishing Corp.. Bayou Boy Music (BM) Mgr: Fitzgerald - Hartley B JOHN BERRY Better Than A Biscuit (Capitol 12360) Prod: John Hiatt, Davey Faragher. Chuck Howard Wr: Gene Cook Pub: Gene Cook Music (ASCAP)/Famous Music Corporation (ASCAP) Mgr: Corlew- O'Grady Managernent CLNT BLACK Loosen Up My Strings (RCA 65527) Prod: Clint Black. James Stroud Wr: Clint Black, Hayden Nicholas Pub: Blackened Music Publishing (BM Mgr Fitzgerald Hartley BR5-49 Wild One (Arista) Prod: Jozef Nuyens. Mike Janas Wr: Johnny O'Keefe. Johnny Greenan. Dave Owens Pub: Wren Music Co. Mgr: TopTen Management CHAD BROCK Evangeline (Warner Bros. 9387) Prod: NorroWlson. Buddy Cannon Wr: Bob McD11. Carson Chamberlain Pub: PolyGram nternatmnal Publishing, nc.rtianger Bob Music (ASCAP)/Songs 01 PolyGram nternational nc Colt,N -Twins Music (BM) LSA BROKOP How Do Let Go (Columbia 78871) Prod: Paul Worley. Dan Huff Wr: Karen Taylor -Good, Lisa Brokop Pub: W B.M. Music Corporation ( SESAC). K T Good Music (SESAC). WB Music Corp. (ASCAP) BROOKS & DUNN How Long Gone (Arista 3128) Prod: Don Cook. Ku Brooks. Ronnie Dunn Wr: Shawn Camp. John Scott Sherrill Pub: Shawn Camp Musk, Foreshadow Songs. nc. (Adm by CM)/t ittle Big Town Music, Nothing But The Wolf Music (BM) Mgr: Titley'Spalding TRACY BYRD Wanna Feel That Way Again (MCA 70016) Prod: Tony Brown Wr: Jeff Stevens. Steve Bogard. Danni Leigh Pub: Jett Stevens Music/Warner- Tamerlane Publishing Corp /Rancho Bella Music (BMyWB Music Corp. ASCAP) Pub: Ritter Carter Management C JEFF CARSON Shine On (MCG /Curb 1456) Prod: Max T Barnes Wr: Jim Daddario. Tony Marty Pub: Congregation Songs/Monkids Music (SESAC)lSony /ATV Songs LLC dbatree Publishing Co. (BM) KENNY CHESNEY Stand (BNA 65519) Prod: Buddy Cannon, NorroWilson Wr: Mark Germino. Casey Beathard Pub: Scarlet's Sister /Still Working For The Warman Musk. nc. (ASCAP) /SuteTwo O Five Music (a division of Frankly Scarlett Productions. nc. )(First And Goal Musk (all rights administered by Suite Two 0 Five Music (BM) Mgr: Dale Morris 8 Associates BLLY RAY CYRUS Time For Letting Go (Mercury 212) Prod: Keith Stegall, John Kelton Wr: Jude Cole Pub: EM Blackwood Music. nc.! Coleision Musk (BM) D LNDA DAVS Remember This ( DreamWorks 5069) Prod: Wally Wilson Wr: Jennifer Kimbell Pub: EM Blackwood Musk, nc., Garden Angel Music )BM(. Almo Music Corp., AN WA Music (ASCAP) BLLY DEAN Real Man (Capitol 12354) Prod: David Gates. Billy Dean Wr: Billy Dean Pub: Hanel/ Music (BM) DAMOND RO You're Gone (Arista 3127) Prod: Michael D. Clute, Diamond Rio Wr: John vezner. Paul Williams Pub: Warner - Tamerlane Publishing Corp_ Minnesota Man Music (BM)WB Music Corp., Hillabeans (ASCAP) Mgr: Ten Ten Management JOE DFFE Texas Size Heartache (Epic 78873) Prod: Don Cook Wr: Zack Turner. Lonnie Wilson Pub: Sony /ATV Songs LLC dba Tree Publishing Co. (BM) /Sony /ATV Tunes LLC dba Cross Keys Publishing Co (ASCAP) Mgr: 3rd Rock Entertainment G VNCE GLL f You Ever Have Forever n Mind (MCA 72055) Prod: Tony Brown Wr: Vince Gill. Troy Seals Pub: Benefit Music/trying Music. nc,baby Dumplin Music (BM) Mgr: Fitzgerald Hartley Company GREAT DVDE Pour Me A Vacation (Atlantic 8600) Prod: Lloyd Mames Wr: McClure. Taylor Pub: Cowboys & Sailors Publishing, BM H KETH HARLNG Coming Back For You (MCA) Prod: WallyWdson Wr. John D. Rich. ChrisWaters. Tom Shapiro Pub: Sony /ATV Songs LLC dbatree Publishing Co./Chns Waters Musc/Hamstein Cumberland Music/Tom Shapiro Music (BM) Mgr: McClintock/Hams H TY HERNDON t Must Be Love (Epic 78983) Prod: Doug Johnson Wr: Craig Bickhardt. Jack Sundrund Pub: Almo Music Corp. (ASCAP) /Craig Bickhardt (ASCAP/Magnasong Music Publishing (BM)/Red Quill Music (BM) Mgr: Dana Miller Entertainment FATH HLL w/fm MCGRAW Just To Hear You Say... (Warner Bros. 9297) Prod: Dann Huff. Faith Hill Wr: DianeWarren Pub: Realsongs (ASCAP) Mgr: Borman Entertainment J ALAN JACKSON 'll Go On Loving You (Arista 3135) Prod: Keith Stegall Wr: Kieran Kane Pub: Spur 66 Music, A Division 01 Moraine Music GroupLittle Duck Music (SESAC) Mgr: Chip Peay Entertainment K TOBY KETH Double Wide Paradise (Mercury 204) Prod: James Stroud. Toby Keith Wr: Paul Thorn. Billy Maddox Pub: Bugle Publishing Group/yo Man Music. adm. by llegal Songs, nc /Fame Publishing Co_ nc. (BM) Mgr: TKO Artist Management DAVD KERSH Wonderful Tonight (Curb 1451) Prod: Pat McMackin Wr: Eric Clapton Pub: Eric Palmer Clapton (PRS) Mgr: Mark Hybner SAMMY KERSHAW Hanky Tonk America (Mercury 195) Prod: Keith Stegall Wr: Bob McDill Pub: PolyGram ntl Pub. Co.. nc./ranger Bob Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Go Tell Management KNLEYS You Make t Seem So Easy (Epic 41338) Prod: Russ Zavitson. Tony Haselden, Pete Greene Wr: Heather Kinley, Jon McElroy Jenniter Kinley Mgr: Fitzgerald- Hartley Co. L TRACY LAWRENCE While You Sleep (Atlantic 8628) Prod: Flip Anderson. Tracy Lawrence Wr: Larry Boone. Paul Nelson. Tracy Lawrence Pub: Sony /ATV Tunes LLC dba Cross Keys Publishing Co.. ASCAP /Sony /ATV Songs LLC dbatree Publishing Co / Teelee Music/Tracy Lawrence Enterprises, BM Mgr: TLC Management, nc. CHRS LEDOUX Runaway Love (Capitol 12347) Prod: Trey Bruce Wr: Michael Caruso. Dennis Matkosky. Tamara Champlin Pub: Chrysalis Songs/Heaven's River Music (BM)Baldy Baldy Music/Tabby Chabby Music/ Torqueman Music (ASCAP) LONESTAR Everything's Changed (BNA 65513) Prod: Don Cook. Wally Wilson Wr: Richie McDonald. Paul Nelson. Larry Boone Pub: Five cowboy Songs/Sony /ATV LLC dbatree Publishing Co./Terilee Music (BM)/Sony AP/ Tunes LLC dba Cross Keys Publishing Co. (ASCAP) /Sony ATV Tunes LLC admin. Sony/ ATV Music Publishing. 8 Music Mgr: Carter Career Management PATTY LOVELESS High On Love (Epic 78920) Prod: Emory Gordy. Jr. Wr: Kostas. Jell Hanna Pub: Polygram nternational nc. (BM/ Seven Angels Music (BM)/Jeff Diggs Music (BM( /Adm. By Bug (BM) Mgr: Fitzgerald Halley Co M MLA MASON This Heart (Atlantic 8645) Prod: Blake Mevis Wr: Al Anderson. Robert Ellis Orrall Pub: Al AndersongslMighty Nice Musc. BM (adm. by Bluewater Musk Corporationl/EM April Musk ncljvds (ASCAP) Mgr: Lapis Management MARTNA McBRDE Happy Girl (RCA 65455) Prod: Martina McBride. Paul Worley Wr: Annie Roboff, Beth Nielsen Chapman Pub: Almo Music Corp. /Anwa Music/BNC Songs (ASCAP) Mgr: Bruce Allen Management NEAL McCOY Love Happens Like That (Atlantic 8588) Prod: Kyle Lehning Wr: Anthony Smith, Aaron Barker. Ron Harbin Pub: Notes To Music. Maverick Music. WB Music Corp. (ASCAP) /O'Tex Musc. Blind Sparrow (BMB/Sonyi ATV Songs LLC db /a Cross Keys Publishing Co. nc.. Kim Williams Songs. nc. (ASCAP) Mgr: Warner Avalon REBA McENTRE Forever Love (MCA) Prod. David Malloy. Reba McEntire Wr: Liz Hengber, Deanna Bryant. Sunny Russ Pub: Starstruck Writers Group. nc /Glen Nikki Music (ASCAP( /Starstruck Angel Music. nc./ Missoula Music (BM) Mgr: Starstruck Entertainment TM McGRAW Where The Green Grass Grows (Curb) Prod: Byron Gallimore, James Stroud, Tim McGraw Wr: Jess Leary. Craig Wiseman Pub: Songs Matters. nc /Famous Music Corp. (ASCAP) /Almo Music Corp /Daddy Rabbit Music (ASCAP) Mgr: RPM Management KEN MELLONS Ladies Night (Curb 1443) Prod: Jerry Cupit Wr: Ken Mellons. Randy Roberts, Jerry Cupit Pub: (ASCAP)/Cupit Memories (ASCAP). Cupit Music (BM) Curb Songs JO DEE MESSNA 'm Alright (Curb 1452) Prod: Tim McGraw, Byron Gallimore Wr: Phil Vassar Pub: EM April Music nc. /Phil Vassar Musk (ASCAP! Mgr: Refugee Management nternational JOHN MCHAEL MONTGOMERY Cover You n Kisses (Atlantic 8574) Prod: Csaba Petocz. John Michael Montgomery Wr: Jerry Kilgore, Brett Jones. Jess Brown Pub: Ensign Music Corporation/Famous Music Corporation /Almo Music Corp./ Twin Creèks Music. nc /Jess Brown Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Hallmark Direction ALLSON MOORER A Soft'Place To Fall (MCA 72030) Prod: Kenny Greenberg Wr: Allison Moorer, Gwil Owen Pub: Longitude Music Co./ Louise Red Songs/Turgid Tunes (BM) Admin. by Bug Mgr: TKO Management M LORRE MORGAN You'd Think He'd Know Better (BNA 65520) Prod: Richard Landis Wr: Bobbie Cryner Pub: Ensign Music Corporation/Lonesome Dove Music (BM) Mgr: Susan Nadler Management R COLLN RAYE Someone You Used To Know (Epic 41368) Prod: Collin Raye. Paul Worley. Billy Joe Walker Jr. Wr: Rory Lee. Tim Johnson Pub: Melanie Howard Music. nc. (ASCAP)/Big Giant Music (BM) adre. by Warner -Tamerlanes Publishing Co. (BM( Mgr: Scott Dean Management RCOCHET Honky Tonk Baby (Columbia 78945) Prod: Ron Chancey Blake Chancey Wr: Melba Montgomery. BillyYates Pub: Caroljac Music/So Bizzy Music/Hillbillion Music (BM) Mgr: William Morris LEANN RMES Nothing New Under The Moon (MCG/Curb 1467) Prod: Wilbur C. Rimes Wr: Rick Bowles, Tom Shapiro. Josh Leo Pub: Hamstem Cumberland Music (BM)/Tom Shapiro Music (BM)Maypop Music (a ávision otwikkountry. nc )/Mike Curb Music (BM)/Warner- Tamerlane Publishing Corp /Hellmaymen Music (BM) Mgr: Wilbur Rimes s BRADY SEALS Fell (Warner Bros. 9346) Prod: Brady Seals. Rodney Crowell Wr: Tommy Barnes Pub: Taguchi Music Corp (ASCAP) Mgr: Gold Mountain Entertainment (Burt Stein) KEVN SHARP f She Only Knew (143/Asylum/EEG 1145) Prod: Chris Farren Wr: Chris Farren. Gordon Chambers Pub: Full Keel Music/n The Fairway Music/Hitco South /October 12th Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Sound & Serenity Management DARYLE SNGLETARY My Baby's Lovin' (Ginat 9367) Prod: Doug Johnson. John Hobbs Wr: Michael Lunn, Delbert McClinton Pub: WB Music Corp. (ASCAP)/Delbert McClinton Music (adm. by MRB) BM Mgr: Lib Hatcher Agency SHANE STOCKTON Gonna Have To Fall (Decca 72060) Prod: Mark Wright Wr: Shane Stockton Pub: We Dont Rent Pigs Music/Warner- Tamerlane Music Publishing Corp. (BM) Mgr: Susan Burns Management DOUG STONE Gone Out Of My Mind (Columbia 78827) Prod: Jerry Kennedy. John Guess Wr: Gene Dobbins. Michael Huffman. Bob Morrison Pub: Key 01B Music (ASCAP) /Someplace Else Music (ASCAP)/Love This Town Music (ASCAP). /Green Room Music (ASCAP) GEORGE STRAT True (MCA 72063) Prod: Tony Brown. George Strait Wr: Mary Green, Jeff Stevens Pub: Warner -Tamerlane, Jeff Stevens Music, Golden Wheat Music (BM) Mgr: Ery Woolsey T PAM TLLS Said A Prayer (Arista 3125) Prod: Billy Joe Walker, Jr., Pam Tiflis Wr: Leslie Satcher Pub: EM Blackwood Music nc /Song sland Publishing (BM) Mgr: Moress Nanas Management RANDY TRAVS The Hole (DreamWorks 5064) Prod: James Stroud. Byron Gallimore. Randy Travis Wr: Skip Ewing, James Dean Hicks Pub: Acuff -Rose Music. nc. /On The Mantel (BMG) Mgr: ElizabethTrovis Management SHANA TWAN Honey 'm Home (Mercury 192) Prod: Robert John "Mutt" Lange Wr: Shama Twain, Robert John -Muff Lange Pub: Songs Of PolyGram ntl. nc /Loon Echo nc. (BM): Zomba Enterprises nc. (ASCAP Mgr: Jon Landau Management W STEVE WARNER & GARTH BROOKS Bumir The Roadhouse Down (Capitol) Prod: Steve Wanner Wr: Rick Carnes. Steve Wanner Pub: Songs 01 Peer. Ltd. (ASCAP) Steve Wanner Music. nc. (BM) Mgr: Renaissance Management (Clark Beason) BRYAN WHTE Tree Of Hearts (Asylum /EEG 1151) Prod: Billy Joe Walker. Jr., Kyle Lehning Wr: Skip Ewing. Don Sampson Pub: Acuff- Rose Music. nc. (BM) /Milene Music. nc. (ASCAP) Mgr: GC Management LAR WHTE Stepping Stone (Lyric Street 10804) Prod: Dann Huff Wr: Lari White, CraigWlseman. David Kent Pub: LaSongs Publishing adm. by Almo Music Corp. (ASCAP)/Daddy Rabbit Music (ASCAP)4rving Music. nc (BM) Mgr: Bill Carter WLKNSONS 26 Cents (Giant 9322) Prod: Tony Haselden. Russ Zavitson. )bug Johnson Wr: Steve Wilkinson, William Wallace Pub: Golden Phoenix Music CorporationMiayasongs Music Publishing SOCAN MARK WLLS Don't Laugh At Me (Mercury 205) Prod: Carson Chamberlain Wr: Allen Shamblin. Steve Seskin Pub: Built On Rock Music. David Aaron Music/Love This Town Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Wynonna. nc LEE ANN WOMACK A Little Past Little Rock (Decca 72068) Prod: Mark Wright Wr: Jess Brown. Tony Lane. Brett Jones Pub: Almo Music Corp! Twin Creeks Music. nc /Jess Brown Music/Famous Music Corporation (ASCAP) Mgr: Ery Woolsey Agency Y TRSHA YEARWOOD There Goes My Baby (MCA 72048) Prod: Tony Brown. TrishaYeawood Wr: Annie Roboff, Arnie Roman Pub: Almo Music Corp.'Anwa Musc /Romanesque Musk/Annotation Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Ken Kragen

ADULT CONTEMPORARY August 7, 1998 R &R 105 MKE KNOSAN Philly's New Morning Star Smooth As Glass WXYR taps a top TV talent to host its new morning show A classic question in our business is, "Where's the great morning talent coming from?" For some, the answer might be television. While Jay Thomas made a successful jump from radio to TV (Mork & Mindy, Cheers, Murphy Brown, Love And War), American Journal host Nancy Glass is doing the reverse. Since June 1, she and sidekick Mike Ross have been holding down morning drive duties at Hot AC WYXR (Star 104.5)/Philadelphia. The nationally known Glass -a native of the City of Brotherly Love - has been active in the community the past 16 years and possesses six Emmys - five for writing/producing and one as a host. She's also been in front of the camera on TV's Attitudes and filled in for Gil Gross on CBS Radio, and you may have seen her as last year's interviewer on The Miss America Pageant. We talked with Star 104.5 PD Kurt Johnson and Glass about her transition from the tube to morning drive. R &R: How did you find each other? NG: t was in a restaurant. [GM] Jeff Spector introduced himself and said he was in interested in talking to me about doing something at the station. He and Kurt took me to lunch a few weeks later. used to do humor years ago. At first, they wanted me to do entertainment reports, but later asked if would fill in for the morning show. did it for a week and had so much fun, because lòve talking with people. t was a chance to really laugh and have a wonderful time. t was a real blast; had no idea how much fun it would be. We wanted someone in morning drive who would connect with 30- something women. The situation with Nancy looked like it was really meant to be. t was apparent that we would love working together. - Kurt Johnson Kurt Johnson Nancy Glass R &R: What created Star's morning drive opening? KJ: Gary Bryan was doing mornings, but left to return to Seattle [2/1]. Big Ron O'Brien was doing a great job, but we really wanted to keep him in his afternoon slot. We wanted someone in morning drive who would connect with 30- something women. Many talented people were interviewed from all around the country, but the situation with Nancy looked like it was really meant to be. t was apparent that we would love working together. When Nancy expressed some interest in doing the morning show, we jumped at the opportunity. R &R: Entertainment reports were mentioned earlier. Did they ever materialize? KJ: Yes. We received so much positive response to them during March and April that as the morning show search went on, Jeff and approached Nancy about doing mornings. We were delighted when she said she would. R &R: How has Nancy been to work with? KJ: From the very beginning, could tell Nancy wanted to do great radio and know how the whole place ticks. haven't come in contact with anyone that eager in quite a long time. Music radio was a new thing to her, and she wanted to tear it apart. She isn't distracted by anything and comes in just to have the pure fun that we all got into radio for. That's all helped to make a great vibe in the studio. t's been one of the best experiences 've had in radio. NG: While 've done OK intelevision, that doesn't give me any right to be given any slack in radio. Those television credentials don't count. didn't deserve this kind of break, and 've been giv- en an incredible opportunity. t's now up to me to work it. t's important that the fun we have on the air is inclusive, so we always include listeners. R &R: What have the aircheck sessions been like? NG: There are two things that make broadcasters sticcessful - a sense of humor and a sense of human. You have to understand who you're talking to and how to talk to them. My greatest quality is my self -loathing. think every show has been terrible, so 'm ready for Kurt's criticism. know this is a work in progress, and have a lot to learn. We sit through the sessions, and 'm there to learn. Kurt's very explicit and is a great teacher. KJ: After each show, Nancy walks into my office, sits down, looks me dead in the eye;- arid asks how she did. We go over what worked. what didn't. and 33 There are two things that make broadcasters successful -a sense of humor and a sense of human. You have to understand who you're talking to and how to talk to them. - Nancy Glass start working on the next one. She can't wait to get on to creating the next day's show. R &R: What special qualities does she bring? KJ: At one moment, Nancy can talk with Hollywood stars or the mayor and five minutes later be on the line with Betsy from Norristown. Philadelphians like their own and are proud that Nancy's one of their stars. The reaction from our audience is that it's a fun show to listen to. R &R: Was there any reluctance to hire a female to lead Star's morning drive show? KJ: None. R &R: Considering that Hot AC - and mainstream AC - targets women, it's interesting that very few women front morning LSA LSA GREETSTHE BROTHERS JOHNSON- Getting together at the Midwest Conclave are (-r) this week's featured PD, Hot AC WYXR/ Philadelphia's Kurt Johnson (see above); Pop /Alternative WPNT /Milwaukee MD Lisa Greene; and Adult Alternative WMMM/Madison, W afternoon drive personality Ed Johnson. shows. Why is that? KJ: Guys have paid their dues and honed their craft, but do think you'll see more women in the morning. t's considered different and, in some cases, even bold. t's not a great leap of logic to have someone behind the microphone who can relate to females better than a guy. R &R: Nancy's national presence would seem to give her a huge boost in terms of making personal appearances. KJ: Star has always been involved in many community events. t's wonderful that Nancy can go out and represent the station at these events, because she's so instantly known. t's a great opportunity for us. NG: work very hard and get along with people and love what do. can't wait to get up and go to work every day. For me, being in the community is fun and something that 've always liked. R &R: How does the daily routine and grind of doing American Journal compare to being a morning radio personality? NG: Even when was doing nationally syndicated shows, always lived in Philadelphia, and the commute took five hours a day. Now 'm up at 44m and have to be super- focused and very aware of what the community is talking about. n television, was always in the nation's finest correctional facilities and trailer parks, covering murders and fires. 'd wake up and ask my husband if what was wearing was OK for prison. Today, go to work to laugh - and that's nice. But radio's unquestionably harder than television. R &R: Why's'that? NG: There's a million things happening at ence, and you can't say, "Take two" t's a very hard job, and you're responsible for everything. KJ: There's a format and structure in radio, but things aren't scripted. When you take a phone call, for example, you're not sure what will happen. R &R: How much music do you play in the morning? KJ: Five or six songs an hour. R &R: Does it matter to you, Nancy, what kind of music Star plays? NG: The only problem have is that 'm constantly dancing in the studio. 'm very comfortable with the music. The funny thing is, this is the station really do listen to. Radio's unquestionably harder than television. There's a million things happening at once, and you can't say, `Take two.' t's a very hard job, and you're responsible for everything. - Nancy Glass R &R: What would you say to those who might wonder if this is a novelty hiring or_rhort -term stunt? NG: t wouldn't be right to take this job and use it for a chance to get something else. You don't take a risk like this on either side without thinking it's for keeps. This is something never dreamed of doing, but from the second got here, it's felt right. KJ: Stunts are for weekends, mornings are for keeps. You have to build a franchise in morning drive, and we've signed Nancy to a contract. When it was time to get down to brass tacks, we talked very long -term. TALK BACK TO R &R! Do you have questions, com- ments, or feedback regarding this column or other issues? Call me at (310) 788-1664 or e-mail: mkinosox @rronline.com

Wit AC TOP 30 AUGUST 7, 1998 3w zw LW TW ART1STTTLE LABELS) TW 1 1 1 CELNE DON To Love You More (550 Music) 2608 2 2 2 SHANA TWAN You're Still The One (Mewwury) 2403 5 4 4 0 ROD STEWART Ooh La La (Warner Bros.) 2169 3 3 3 SARAH MCLACHLAN Adia (Arista) 2087 6 6 5 0 NATALE MBRUGLA Torn (RCA) 1992 to 9 8 0 LONEL RCHE Time (Mercury) 1743 4 5 6 LEANN RMES Looking Through Your Eyes (Curb /Atlantic) 1652 8 8 7 8 SAVAGE GARDEN Truly Madly Deeply (Columbia) 1649 7 7 9 9 ERC CLAPTON My Father's Eyes (Duck/Reprise) 1495 9 10 10 10 GLORA ESTEFAN Heaven's What Feel (Epic) 1323 15 14 12 a CHCAGO All Roads Lead To You (Reprise) 1077 21 18 16 GARTH BROOKS To Make You Feel My Love (Capitol) 1067 12 12 11 BACKSTREET BOYS As Long As You Love Me (Jive) 1019 t 17 15 14. BRAN WLSON Your magination (Giant/WB) 1008 13 13 13 15 JOHN TESH f /JAMES NGRAM Give Me Forever ( Do) (GTSP/Mercury) 974 BREAKER a BACKSTREET BOYS 'll Never Break Your Heart (Jive) 945 BREAKER D AMS COCHRAN AND.NA BRDGMAN After AM These... (Windham Hill) 910 22 21 19 CHRSTNA AGULERA Reflection (Walt Disney) 800 20 22 21 MARLYN SCOTT Starting To Fall (Warner Bros.) 723 18 19 18 20 BOB SEGER & MARTNA MCBRDE Chances Are (Capitol) 697 11 11 15 2' BONNE RATT One Belief Away (Capitol) 663 30 29 24 a FATH HLL This Kiss (Warner Bros.) 531 26 25 23 a GEORGE BENSON Standing Together (GRP) 505-28 26 SAVAGE GARDEN To The Moon And Back (Columbia) 439 29-29 a ACE OF BASE Cruel Summer (Arista) 418 23 23 25 26 K -C & JOJO All My Life (MCA) 414 26 27 27 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES Throw The Roses Away (Push) 374 24 D E B U T e DAKOTA MOON Another Day Goes By (Elektra/EEG) 358 14 16 22 70 OLVA NEWTON -JOHN Honestly Love You (MCA/Universal) 324 rd E B U T )' m AEROSMTH Don't Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia) 296 r LW 2694 2469 2106 2160 1867 1580 1775 1649 1556 1452 1026 896 1046 983 1016 703 832 729 680 757 955 442 454 399 335 423 395 277 606 256 TOTAL 2W 2620 2445 2045 2167 1812 1501 1939 1656 1677 1488 988 784 1120 949 1105 433 738 619 618 774 1278 315 389 349 259 477 388 161 949 210 3W TOTAL STATONS /ADDS 2556 112/0 2471 105/0 1955 105/2 2190 100/0 1745 91/4 1362 100/2 2038 86/0 1702 89/1 1714 85/0 1418 72/0 964 73/3 598 85/3 1233 63/0 886 74/0 1114 66 /0 271 90/10 678 75/1 507 76/2 628 65/0 711 53/1 1303 44/0 226 54/16 331 55/5 212 37/7 228 43/7 483 26/0 347 32/0 79 44/9 1103 29/0 181 16/3 This chart reflects airplay from July 27- August 2. Songs ranked by total plays. Highlighted songs indicate Breaker 113 AC reporters. 106 current playlists. Songs that are down or flat in plays for three consecutive weeks and below No. 15 are moved to recurrent. 1998, R &R nc. NATALE MERCHANT Kind & Generous ( Elektra/EEG) Total Stations: 16. Adds: O. Plays: 279. including WMAS 15 (15), WHUD 8 (11). WGSY 14 (14). WTCB 14 (14), WLRO 19 (18). WRMF 6 (5), WOOF 14 (14). WLTS 37 (33). WHBC 37 (37), WMGN 21 121). WNSN 18 (12), WKBN 12 (10), KRBB 5, KYMG 23 (24). KST 14 (12). AMY GRANT Will Be Your Friend (A &M) Total Stations: 28, Adds: 8. Plays: 201, including WRCH 5 (3), WWL 5, WTCB 13 (4). WLRO 17 (18), WTVR 6 (3). WDEF 7 (7). WOOF 15 (13), WAHR 5, WDOK 7 (7). WGLM 6 (6), WMGN 16 (16), WLTO 5 (3). WSWT 9. WRWC 12 (5). WRVF 19 (15). KUDL 5. WLTE 5, KELO 12 (12), KWAV 10 (3). MARC ANTHONY & TNA ARENA Want To Spend My Lifetime Loving You (Sony Classical /Columbia) Total Stations: 28, Adds: 6. Plays: 192, including WRCH 5 (4), WWL 5 (5), WTCB 12 (12), WTVR 11 (12), WDEF 14 (15), KMGL 3. WLT 9 (1), WDOK 2, WM 5 (5), WGLM 5 (5). WLTO 2 (1), WSWT 8 (8). WRWC 8 (5). WOLR 2. WLTE 8 (5). KELO 5 (1). KSNE 4, KRNO 2 (3). KWAV 3 (3), KKCW 15 (12). KGBY 19 (17), KSBL 21. KST 13 (2). RNGO STARR La De Da (Mercury) Total Stations: 23. Adds: 1, Plays: 159, including WVAF 16 (15). WLZW 10 (9), WKWK 5 (5), WARM 7 (7), WBBO 12 (12). WTCB 5 (5). WMGF 13 (13), WRMF 5 (2), WOOF 7 (6), WAHR 5 (5), WTFM 6 (12), WVEZ 5 (5). KMXZ 9 (7). WSNY 8 (7), WCRZ 5 (8). WTP 3 (8). WLTO 3 (3), KGBX 6 (8), (OS 5 (5), COY 1. RCHE SAMBORA n t For Love (Mercury) Total Stations. 28. Adds: 6, Plays: 140, including WWL 5 (5), WKWK 5 (5). WARM 5. WGSY 8 (7), WTCB 5 (5). WLRO 7 (6). WTVR 2. WEAT 5, WDEF 9 (9), WOOF 9 (9), WAHR 5 (5). WTFM 7 (8), KHA 5 (5), KVLY 6, WFMK 10 (10), WGLM 4 (4), WLTO 3 (1), WRWC 8 (5), WOLR 4 (3), WAZY 15 (17), WLTE 5 (5), KKL 5 (3), KWAV 3 (3). NEW & ACTVE NA LEO The Rest Of Your Life (NLP) Total Stations: 18, Adds: 3, Plays: 140, including WRCH 6 (5), WWL 15 (15). WKWK 40 (40). WTVR 4 (3), WTFM 5 (10). WGLM 7 (7), WRWC 8 (5), KKL 5 (5), KSSK 10 (10), KJSN 5, KWAV 10 (15), KKCW 3 (3), KSBL 9 (7), KSC 10 (9). MCHAEL W. SMTH Matter Of Time (Reunion/Jive) Total Stations: 26. Adds: 9, Plays: 140, including WWL 7 (5). WVAF 16. WKWK 5. WTCB 6, WTVR 5 (3). WDEF 4 (4). KHLA 5, KVLY 7, KMGL 3, WHBC 18. WLT 9 (1), WRRM 3. WM 5 (5), WGLM 6 (6). WLTO 3 (1). WSWT 8. WLTE 5. KELO 5 (2), KGBX 10 (8), KKL 5. KRNO 2, KWAV 3 (3). LGHTHOUSE FAMLY High (sland) Total Stations: 16. Adds: 5. Plays: 86. including WLTW 5. WWL 5 (5), WGSY 7, WNK 5. WTVR 4. WDEF 8 (4) WTFM 5171. KVL 7, WLT 11 (4). WFMK 10, WGLM 6 (6). KWAV 8 (3). JOHN TESH f/dala Mother Miss You (GTSP/Mercury) Total Stations: 29. Adds: 29. Plays: 57, including WRCH 2, WWL 5. WTVR 4, WDEF 10, WOOF 1. WHBC 18, WLT 3. WM 5, WGLM 2, KELO 2, KGBX 2, KWAV 3. MAX CARL AND BG DANCE One More River (Mission) Total Stations: 13, Adds: 3. Plays: 56, ncluding WWL 5 (5), WKWK 10 (12), WDEF 3 (3), WTFM 4 (7), WFMK 10 (10), WRWC 8 (8), WOLR 3, KELO 5 (2), KKL 5 (5). KWAV 3 (3). Songs ranked by total plays. Station call letters followed by number of plays. BREAKERS. BACKSTREET BOYS 'll Never Break Your Heart (Jive) TOTAL /NCREASE TOTAL STATONS /ADDS CHART 945/242 90/10 ANNE COCHRAN AND JM BRCKMAN After All These Years (Windham Hill) TOTAL /NCREASE TOTAL STATONS /ADDS 910/78 75/1 MOST ADDED ARTST ^-i.,r_ -. CHART m ADDS JOHN TESH t/dala Mother Miss You (GTSP/Mercury) 29 FATH HLL This Kiss (Warner Bros.) 16 BACKSTREET BOYS 'll Never Break Your Heart (Jive) 10 DAKOTA MOON Another Day Goes By ( Elektra/EEG) 9 MCHAEL W. SMTH Matter Of Time (Reunion/Jive) 9 AMY GRANT Be Your Friend (A &M) 8 ACE OF BASE Cruel Summer (Arista) 7 SAVAGE GARDEN To The Moon And Back (Columbia) 7 ANTHONY & ARENA Want To... (Sony Classical/Columbia) 6 RCHE SAMBORA in t For Love (Mercury) 6 MOST NCREASED ARTST TTLE LABELS: TOTAL PLAY NCREASE BACKSTREET BOYS 'll Never Break Your Heart (Jive) +242 GARTH BROOKS To Make You Feel My Love (Capitol) +171 LONEL RCHE Time (Mercury) +163 NATALE MBRUGLA Torn (RCA) +125 MCHAEL W. SMTH Matter Of Time (Reunion/Jive) +102 FATH HLL This Kiss (Warner Bros.) +89 ACE OF BASE Cruel Summer (Arista) +83 DAKOTA MOON Another Day Goes By (Elektra/EEG) +81 ANNE COCHRAN AND JAN BRD MAN Nier All... (Windham H#// +78 CHRSTNA AGULERA Reflection (Walt Disney) +71 ARTST TTLE LABELSi HOTTEST RECURRENTS ELTON JOHN Recover Your Soul (Rocket/sland) PAULA COLE Don't Want To Wait (mago/wb) LEANN RMES How Do Live (Curb) CELNE DON My Heart Will Go On (550 Music) ELTON JOHN Something About The Way You... (Rocket/sland) MADONNA Frozen (Maverick/WB) RCHARD MARX & DONNA LEWS At The Beginning (Atlantic) BACKSTREET BOYS Out Playing Games (With My Heart) (Jive) FLEETWOOD MAC Landslide (Reprise) AMY GRANT Like Love You (A &M) Breakers: Songs registering 875 plays or more for the first time. Bullets awarded to songs gaining plays over the previous week. t two songs are tied in number of plays. the song being played on more stations is placed first. Most ncreased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week -to -week increases in total plays. Weighted chart appears on R &R ONLNE. Lighthouse family New : KVL WLTE KMN WTVR Already On : WLTW WLF WWL WTFM WLGM WNK WGSY KTDY W LTQ WRWC WLT WDEF WFMK KWAV The new single nun From the album Postcards From in stores'august 11 o o ix Produced by!a.. P.n.,n for Zomba Record, s.n,c. in e P...d.. Lid.U...e. Rodger., n, and w,. Peden

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www.americanradiohistory.com r 108 R &R August 7, 1998 REPORTERS Stations and their adds listed alphabetically by market WYJB /Albany, NY OM Michael Morgan MD Pat Ryan KYMG/Anchorage, AK OM. Mark Murphy PO Devon MncW...WnRNpKShd WROE/Appleton, W KpAD'. ChMlt Lak.neM MUSC SDK 14er WPCH /Atlanta, GA OM/PO Vance Dillard APO'. Saw Go.. MO: Davie Joy DM TSHMAN Wt. WFPG/Atlantic City, NJ owpd: Dkk Fannn.y MD: MarYer Aqua fnxstyetbmsgea- FOMN101"m WBBO/Augusta, GA POND. John Petrick OCYUb1B BaOiSlwn BOYS Aar KKMJ /Austin, TX OM Stan Main Po Nolan Cruise APOTAD Wks Austn WMJJ/Birmingham. AL OM John Jenkins PO/MD. John Susan WMJX/Boston. MA PD Don Kelley MO: M. Laurance Nt,adp WEZN/Bridgeport, CT PO: San. Macas 13 d01neyl\oro A SPUMLS9mre OflROlne WPM/Buffalo, NY OM S. 01Ni1 PO Rob Lucas MO Regar cnnwmn 7 Mamem2011arr NRRPM Tart' WHBC/Canton. OH PD Tarry Simmons MO. KayMgn Arms a.gnnsh LA NLk1e " MNVYyr'AltrlWier KDAT/Cedar Rapids, A PD. Rkham W Radian MD Tan Cook SAiOa CAROM ikon ACT a B19 truer' WVAF/Charleston. WV PD. Rick Johnson MD Ana Neta n6 WARM SMN Nabs WDEF/Chatlanooga. TN PO: Danny Howard O'. Dense PNM. 10 JCmnSMhNM'Wa 10 Nk(1R6MCBmUF'Dams 4 9MRYRD1wa, WUTAXdogo, L vprwg: Yoh Edward. 3 JONEESNFDaLWl.b1a WRRMCncinnati, OH OM: TJ. Nolan APO Tad Teure 3 BOSRFEB0313a 3 MO*WgJHP " WOAK/Cleveland, OH Po Sue Wilson MD. Scott MNK aa1t 113 Total Reporters 113 Current Reporters 106 Current Playlists KKL/Colorado Springs, CO Pd10: Skm Larson 9 S9pfffsWDLN1Am MLOWLWSMHMMe WTCBCalumbla, SC PGMD: Brin Johan fln1i9wu1tjah' WGSY/Columbus, GA POND: Alan OW [Hi SNA N]11 RA 11deVm- NMAH ANGBG 'Riker" WSNY/Columbus. OH Po Chuck Knight MO Man Brngaman KVL/Dallas, TX PO: Bill Curtis MD: Ma OTaeal : CAR1iNLRHAaykDl- KO51/Denver, CO OM Scoff Taylor PD'. Sam Hanelon JyW ESN 10.1 W Mohr RO. SMFENNn WOOF/Dothan. AL GWPO Leigh Simpson OMD MMa HtldaMld 1 b1kowmgn-geae' fmn7f91f1m1alma KATF/Dubuque, A PO TM Ddlen l]rsna5, ll A í44n 510M1 WOW, *PHONY SAMNA bel WXKC/Erie, PA PD: Ron Arlen MD. Paul Dews 101111111, Kris WKY/Evansville, N POLO. Mark Baker femr KEZA/Fayetteville, AR OWPD. Chip Arledge APPAO Crystal Hue. PN,' S WANT 1Nn, WCRZFin, M OWPO'. J. Pablck MO: Gea. McMyn VrVA11ANfNMan WNK/Ft. Myers, FL POND Bob Griming.r Ax O BAR raver FNTHR llw" WAJ/R. Wayne, N OM: L. Tobo poi Bib Ochre. 5 AlFSmilca Mobs WLHT/Grand Rapids. M PD Bru Bailey APOLO May Tuner 'A:AA:AN(5 PA,, WOOD/Grand Rapids, M PD Ste. D,nean APO Robb W.Sby MO Mkhwl SrWK. A Oak PNSON Vawu '',CO WSW roam WMAG/Greensboro, NC PG11D. Nick Alep 5 GAP400X1K5 rad WMY/Greenville, SC PO: Gary Jackson MO. Ch. Sc. WW MWKAW Fn. WSPA/Greenville, SC OM Jim Kirkland PD: Greg MKKewy HN]tSTRBM Ra WRCHAtartlord, CT PD'. Alan Camp MD: Joe Nun 1 DNFSFTWWMSW 2 GMOMMEONAseam Reported Frozen Playlist (2): WMJYBiloxi, MS KLTA/Fargo, ND Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (5): WLFBaltimore, MD WLOT/Dayton, OH WAFY/Frederick, MD WJXB/Knoxville, TN WSRS/Worcester, MA NSSK,Honolulu. H PO J. Skivers OwOwMOON'Nead BAXSiREBOSëek CARMBRCKSTe1' WAHUHuntsville, AL PO: John Maori Mnk Antsy Kay /l7e SA/AGE S Alll rl ra J,. AOed WTPAndianapolis. N PD: Gary Mavens MG: Slew Coop r 6 DEKWaROSS1(wer 4 140111.111 lens WTFM /Johnson City, TN PDMD. Mark E. McKinney ANYGNAT "Reel OC MLEVSbm' WKYE /Johnstown. PA PO Jack Michaels MD Brian Wafe WOLR/Xalamazoo, M 0M Ken Coopte., PD Brian Wear NJ',.r A', 5051NA Mend KUOLXansas City. MO PD Robert ohn MD Tm W z WAZY/Lalayelte. N Corp POMP Mann Slone WGLM/Latayelte, N POMO Dan McKay.M11, N D lklu. xenv1fwwwan KHLAAake Charles. LA OMPD: Don Reas SUSSMAN/ n. WFMH/Lansing, M 0M: Ray Merahalt PD: Danny Mea. PONY SSW SAW %MR MMOSA SAMNA Mum MOWNWWH Man KSNE/Las Vegas, NV PD Tom Chase MO John Barry WALK/Long sland, NY VPProg. Gene Mchwls APO Rob Miller MD. Ch.. Lombardo KBG/Los Angeles. CA VPProg.. Steve Strait APOMD. Tony Cotes KOST/Los Angeles. CA Sta Mgr/PD Joan Kaye APGMO Johnny Chiang WVEZ/Louisville. KY OM C Mathews POO: Joe Fedele Foniryl, Y nw;i WPEZ/Macon, GA Ola Dir. Osar onm Group PO Jan. Cragory (R. ViliaiNluaa WMGN/Madison. W VPlProg pn 0'Nai11 MO Kim Fischer NT i PA4 KVLYMcAllen, TX PO. Das. Collins MO. Jaa 01.ey MAXCAAAJDBK, R. AAY CAW 1red WLRW1Aelboume, FL MEO: Kann Kay Ma OwOMMOON"Amdl. MNFSH111AXre,Onk W SMR11 Mmp WRVR/Memphis. TN OWPO. John Bunko MO. Kay Manley lond.l Kra MYGNW fn. WLTO/Milwaukee. W POLO. St. ABMeon fmoa HMO 11g.q1Y1F911 Dm 1n iknr WLTE/MinneapDlis. MN POND: Gary Nolen JOHN n911lu1w1lkan N14BA9 Sn1d' 0x1nH05t MM1Y MO KJSN;Modesto. CA POMD.Gay WcNMs hqwewsmhaw. KWAVMonlerey, CA PÑA Bernia Moody RNt5H1WA1Amm WHUD /Newburgh. NY PD Brian Krysz MD Tan Furci uyn1 ta(wn lw, OF PAY trug il11g0x1101i9 inn WLMG/New Orleans, LA Dir /Ops Nick Ferrara PO APOAD Stave Suter Johnny Scon WTS/New Orleans. LA DnJO.. Nicht F.rrara PD Joe Larson APGMO Jim Hag WLTW/New York, NY PO Jon Ryan KMGL/Oklahoma City. OK PO. Karol Seeger MO. Saw O'Brien WW W9MTH.W 05110105 ARENA Spind KEFM/Omaha, NE POLO Son Mbensen,W ) e0 WMGF/Orlando, FL APOED: Own Maio NADR 1MOLLLA tom 1gNn911TW N %ken, WSWT/Peoria. L PO.O. Randy Rundle Nnunl-l'm NOCSN.NDNln.' fmnte9arovwyme RAR Skag' WBEB/Philadelphia, PA PO Chris Conley MODama RoMar d ' KESZAhoenix.AZ PD. Mike Del Rosso NO Genevieve Shanahan i1fn11 R POW SYbno WSHH/Pftlsburgh, PA POND: Ron And xvxngnuuwminer J(NFf BNSON Süüq 151111A11 Xm KKCW/Portland, OR KND: B11 MYKHar.- RTFA DW (WRY lw NNE FN,NPA"n CCOSWNUBHk%AWl Ma WWL/Providence, R PO : Tom Hon MD: Bob Bain. s AAYCJMAJrard fm1eshfxlwmwa SMNYRD1Mw' KRNOATeno, NV P010: Aka Can 171N1E91FN4NTbli.' WTVRBichmond, VA P010: Tony rlerrym 4 J3tNTE9FDALlA1k.ar' 4 LonEO15EMLyl10' RORSNBOWn' WSLO/RoaEroke, VA PD: Don Morrison MD: Dick Dodds.t BaCKSRERB0YS9 k WRWCMocklord, L PO1O: Jan Moclay flml ESHF61a11E1k1.r MOWflW5MTH1/Ayf DOaMD1WSlbm' xinbffam'tmyr KGBY/Sacramenlo, CA pomd Steve Kelly :512 zza'n 51 HMcJSiANN e Esillwn in, 'XED Pm KEZK/St. Louis, MO APO. Bob London MO. Jam Doyle l ONCJ R NSON'Stadnq Nni' he. KSF/Salt Lake City, UT PD. Darn Crag - Oc Lyle Marls NAN F rabnfa N ten K01/San Francisco, CA PO Bob Hamilton APOMD Mark Carlson 1. KBAY/San Jose. CA PD1AD Bob Kohh KSBL/Santa Barbara. CA Ponilo Peter Be.V154 'Len', KST/Santa Rosa, CA PO : Brent Farris MD: Pat Schalar KELO/Sioux Falls. SD OM Reid (Olsen APO Nancy Carlson,_,., lee.., WNSN/South Bend. N PD Phil Britain MD Jim Roberts KSC/Spokane, WA PD Rob Mard.r MD. Dean Marcel lathnll %a as OBASPOW 0.01AM Nhf G MODAL MOM -Ni' WMASSpringfield. MA PO Paul Cannon APMAO. Kim Stephens Mry to PC "red KGBX/Springlield, MO POND : Paul Kakay : JON nshfgalnmotor KMAJ/TOpeka, KS po: Dew Waters MO Row MN M WHRL TAS' WRVF/Toledo, OH PO'. Bill Michaels M0: Kim Gnon (([ll 'lt KMXZ/Tucson. AZ POMO'. Bobby Rich NOC.SUi Y 1EUS tin WLZW/Utica, NY PDAO': Randy Jay AA. WASH/Washington, DC PO Darren Davis MO: Rendi Wren nei Vies WEATMe,U Pam Beads. FL OWPD L. Howard Jacoby APOLO'. Chad Perry JONESHF)0JW MLen WRNFAVe9 Pakt Beach. FL OWPD Ken Payne APO Lindy Rome M0: Brad Jath.s SAVA. GWYNTbor WKWK/Wheeling, WV POSO. Dag Daniels MRWAAAENA Sporsi KRBB/Wichita, KS PO: Larry London MD Patrick Mapny ANESFVNA Mima WMGSAVkes Barre, PA POSO: Stan RaKMs 17 EPWACC llt 7 MR»Hlios' 5 aobzbnsgnstandm WJBR/Wilmington, DE PO'. Michael Warte MO- Dm Banka "55,11AM11011 Neun, WGN/Wilminglon. NC PO Mike Farrow MD Crag Thomas WARM/York, PA PO'. KAM W.t MD'. Rick Stan LVKAMXN 50:500 1511(000 M WKBN/Youngstown, OH OMPD: Dan lbws MD: Mark French 11 L(1RENAMCNV Mae,m 001.55EWAP ". WKDD /Akron. OH PD Chuck Collins MD' Lynn Kelly WKL / Albany, NY PD. Paul Bandar KKOB /Albuquerque. NM OM. Brad Barren PD. Roger Sc. KPEK/Albuquerque. NM OM Frank Jason PD Mike Persons APD Jamey Bernurs MO. Swyhenie Buchcchio KMXS/Anchorage, AK POND : Rory Lwow 2A SNMNLa'MSnv' KAMXAustin, TX PD: Dusty Hayes APOW: Jack Sayers. 12 D5RDPORB'ance 11 rfarerno,w lmdo" 9 BWNShRpOi Jerry 6 SSlyciall Saaa KLLY/Bakersltetd, CA ow: Mark McKay MO Amon Gelb FU Sana' "ERRA FAMABE 'Lon* WWMX/Ballimore, MD Vpr9log: Bill Pasha MD: Greg CrparM zl SWASMOTHWeM' 10 KL16N1A LR 10 EVwERRWM Snen" KKMY/Beaumont, TX PD: Trey Poston MO-. CC McKkmw Mel R PMM Cosh AENR P,lvrK1 tor. KKYS/Bryan, TX PD. Ryan OBrien APDMO. Chace wrphy kind,, WMT/Cedar Rapids, M PO Randy Lee MD: Sven WM 54VM1 (ARDEN Mim WM E MBRO A Mien f NHP yio nch WNK/Charlotte, NC OM. Tom Jackson Po lake Edwards 4E,,41. MSS i uoo WOMZ/tharlottesville, POMO. An. Log. 15 SDFil i., Alt :nmk t: W lila WYN k,tm WTMX/Chicago. L PO Barry James APÓMO: Jalma Kartak ':1511455: Blaen. W/MX/Cincinnati. OH POW Brad Ellis laün: WMVX/Cleveland. OH OWPO. Randy James APD'. Jim Dkay.c LO: Jay Hlraaal D MARCY RAVGRUM1 is 9MSNC Vus. WOAL/Cleveland. OH PO: Mary Ellen Kachinske MO: Blew Brown DOMXUalS ACFOBA.01 crus VA KVUUColomdo Spnngs. CO PO ',c (on[ns WCGO/Columbus, GA POLO: Al Haynes APO Martha Maw. NSMS Yarn GAVE MAREWSBann Slay KOMX/Dallas. TX PD: Jimmy Steal APO' Race Taylor MD: Lola Thomas wfnnodabes WW WDAU/Danbury, CT PO: BM Tram MD: Barbers Corbett MRJSMHAM" BRN/SRhROO1'Ary' WMMXDayton, OH OM: J. Bal.. MO'. Dean Tryon Wad, KALC/Denver,CO PO : Gregg Cassidy nterim MO'. Kelly Mkhal. 12 9AA9MUHNFOMS'WV i PRBTLEREADS NSm' foohoirlrs Wang (11 E -Vide KLYF/Des Moines, A PD: Kann McCloud APOLO: Grp Caca B NAM DMS Lay GEENDAY Tyne KSTZJDes Moines. A PO Jim Schaefer MD: Crol Venn WKO/Detroit. M PO: Rich GhMw MO'. Fred Buchalter AND Susan Cruse NOil WW AN S'AH KS/E Paso, TX OM: Courtney Nelson POMO. Eli Molane NoArk KVSR/Fresno. CA Po. We Yeager MD'. Jule Logg 4 ARCM. M. WKS/Greensboro, NC PO Michael Hayes MD: J. Cushman sag. WKZLBreensboro. NC PD: J. McHugh APOO: Doug MaKnght VAnERMNA-.aan WK2JHagerstown, MO PO: Rick Alexander ;POND: Mk-heal Roas 11 NANEMRRLGWWdry 10 50110.0 00015k M0t WTC/Hartford. CT OWPO Stave Mathan MO. David Simpson KHMXMouston, TX PO Lorne Palace MD Rich 4nhom N(MnS sivv. +MN 1WNW W11H 1541001. A011k'/üs WKEE/Huntington. WV PD Jim Davis MD Gary MMT WENS/ndianapolis. N OWPD Greg Dunkin LC Jon Cerone Att, KOZN/Xansas City. MO PC Paul Krwgler MO Slacker KLAL;Little Rock. AR PD. Randy Cain MD: Nad Keay 5 KCGENEer-Cme' 3 FOOFO11E1SWNV KURBA.Ke Rock, AR APO: Dabs Daniels MD: B_ Rogers No Adds KYSR/Los Angeles, CA PD: Angels Parelli AMMO: Chie Ebbot NoOAd, WMGMemphis, TN PO: Russ Morley MD. Bruce Wayne 21 EL10NJ(xNSonNhq 21 SAMS ANKNWant 2 BFM/GGS VA 1.EM{ERMGF Cron BhaEíYTDERRySnp. WPLL/Miami, FL PD. Rob Robens APO'. Ronan Arc., MD. Deem Power SAVM, URNS MA NNAMilSAC Goer, WKT/Milwaukee, W PD: Danny Clayton APOW. laalyd p.m 27 Cü0CUD00LLSlrs- 5 MVOB0112011eer WPNTARilwaukee, W PD: Justin Cr 10 PoYGNHNRC KOSO/Modeslo, CA PD: Mas MM. MD. Donna MMr COn(ïOERSYAFag- 2 1PNyflBVGERThmoh' MUNAnerlat601en, Ni PO. Mq Kaplan MO. Lamle PROOF/ EV9mNGlbW' 521.331110y' DWAubey- Sails, CA PD'. Chris Whin MD Sint Man EAGLE Fil Of PR, Sage WOOL &WARP./ laie WBXMew York, NY PO : Jeff Scott APO: Andy WW FMaERPMECAA NHRL1Faa SWAGE CANARA.' WPWMew York, NY vp/prog. Torn Cuddy PO: Scan Shannon MD. Tory Munro ba0d5 WPTE/Nortolk. VA. PO. Mark Bradley MO F. Devon Thornton SANS WMOhoClA Wkhg WWDEMorfolk, VA ONPD: Don London APO: dell Waal Naas KYSAOklahoma City, OK OM Chris Baker POND : Ray Know.5 NO l lit rho 155155. rr luc,api011 GM." KSRZ/Omaha, NE OM: Doug Sorenson PO. Kurt Owens MO Erik Johnson 11,.: 1.1'.1401, WSHE /Orlando. FL PD'. Katherina Brown MD Shirk.,1;M9ç}4rnrcR Jrx' WXL/Parkersburg, WV PO. Larry E Hughes 1.40. Jack Rotton KZZP: Phoenix, AZ PD'. Dan Mlsigahl AMMO Dm Coops. n MAFA RORCH Jum WYXRPhiladelphia. PA PD bun Johnson APDnto K,m Asnley WORV'Pitisburgh. PA PD. Chris Sheeel APO//AO Scon Alexander WMGX/Portland. ME po Randy Kirshbaum AMMO. Doug Enckson KBBT/Portland, OR OM'. Dave Mumma PO. WCM Engel APO. Troy Daniels MD. Use Adams AYH1d, WSNE/Providence, R PD'. Scor Keith MO. sermon Dash : /'.iax:01115 J,,AMXdi.Ysd Wo KMXG /Ouad Cities. A -L PD. Man Williams MO: An Monroe 24 7RRDEYTBRU Noy 9 1NRR WGE Led,' 10 MRre SmgAVA SXARMW S WRALMaleigh, NC PNAO Stur Rey.lds KNEV/Reno, NV PO Rusty Keys MO. Jay Davie,.A,udaYUaWlwag WMXBMtchmBnd, VA PO Jed Cothran DVOTAMW'NOe" BNENVED WES VA. SAPaCAORMm" KZZO/Sacramento, CA PO : Camay Fames APD: Jim MaltMws MD: Oars Deeds D 9PA9NìAEpblMed B 1MRVTYDNAìER.Fypol. WOG/Saginaw, M PO:Mio "McDonald MD: KaW K.ay 61RYODAGES6hf BACXS7RR EMS -BBA KYKY/St. louis, MO PD: Stn.. Riven APOLO: Greg timid 10 WHNNl11m- KBEESaN Lake City, UT 0051 Ed S APO10: Sun lichees 14 NtD EABEE11Atah NAMEAFNfMXWstag KSN/Salt Lake City, UT PO: Sam ERM 1511oR1 Nm 96 Total Reporters 96 Current Reporters 86 Current Playlists KSM /San Antonio. TX OM. Virg1 Thompson PO: Andy Hon MO Teen Lam TAO. KFMB/San Diego. CA GWPO' Tracy Johnson APO Michael Steele MD Greg Simms KLLC/San Francisco. CA PD. Lours Kaplan APDMD. Julie Stoeckel 9M1,01hi AEA111, hoax' KRUZ/Santa Barbara. CA POROO N. Ake Mike O'Brian WAEV/Savannah, GA OWPD. Scotty Snipes MD. Suzanne Joy LADDMO h NW' MPENHJ C A'fl W'w, NAN if MRPM,V Wm, KPLZ/Seattle. WA COMO Kent PhwR,Atha 11,5 500 'irloc n NNE.Feen KMXC/Sioux Falls. SD Po Scon Maguire APGMO Scon Allen.unit MX. Rote MNNA JJEN',ri Last. WAKS/Tampa, FL PO Mason Orson MO. Rico Blanco WSSR/Tampa, FL PD: Chuck Morgan MO Rat. 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Dont JW 2W LW TW 3 1 1 2 2 2 1 3 3 5 4 4 7 6 5 4 5 6 9 9 9 6 7 7 8 8 8 11 10 10 20 13 13 12 12 11 10 11 12 21 19 15 16 15 14 27 22 16 BREAKER 22 23 21 18 18 20 13 14 17 15 17 19 14 16 22 29 26 25 - - 28-29 26 19 21 23 23 24 24-30 2 EBUT/ 28 28 30 Q 2 3 Q Q 6 Q 8 9 Q C) m 19 20 21 22 26 27 CD m ARTST TTLELABEL(S HOT AC TOP 30 AUGUST 7, 1998 TOTAL TW LW 2W 3W TOTAL STATONS7ADDS GOO GOO DOLLS ris (Warner Sunset/Reprise) 3868 3814 3705 3537 93/2 FASTBALL The Way (Hollywood) 3333 3454 3483 3599 87/0 NATALE MBRUGLA Torn (RCA) 3089 3244 3440 3606 85/1 NATALE MERCHANT Kind & Generous (Elektra/EEG) 3074 3057 3026 2935 88/0 MATCHBOX 20 Real World (Lava/Atlantic) 2904 2880 2767 2610 81/1 ALANS MORSSETTE Uninvited (Warner Sunset/Reprise) 2596 2782 2916 2969 73/0 EDWN MCCAN 'll Be (Lava/Atlantic) 2528 2480 2342 2253 77/2 SHANA TWAN You're Still The One (Mercury) 2512 2628 2670 2696 65/0 SARAH MCLACHLAN Adia (Arista) 2357 2513 2621 2601 75/0 SEMSONC Closing Time (MCA) 2297 2186 2043 1953 68/1 AEROSMTH Don't Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia) 2144 1742 1356 1048 78/4 SMASH MOUTH Can't Get Enough Of You Baby ( Elektra/EEG) 1963 1847 1678 1491 71/0 MATCHBOX 20 3am (Lava/Atlantic) 1790 1785 1797 1984 68/1 NATALE MBRUGLA Wishing Was There (RCA) 1605 1384 1143 989 73/6 GREEN DAY Time Of Your Life (Good Riddance) (Reprise) 1519 1506 1275 1187 47/1 BARENAKED LADES One Week (Reprise) 1457 1271 1034 757 58/9 SAVAGE GARDEN To The Moon And Back (Columbia) 1331 1169 1107 931 60/5 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Stay (Wasting Time) (RCA) 1150 1084 965 952 52/1 CELNE DON To Love You More (550 Music) 1132 1143 1167 1084 47/1 SAVAGE GARDEN Truly Madly Deeply (Columbia) 1121 1205 1310 1378 46/1 EVERCLEAR Will Buy You A New Life (Capitol) 1109 1145 1182 1230 35/0 MARCY PLAYGROUND Sex And Candy (Capitol) 944 1058 1254 1373 38/1 ANGGUN Snow On The Sahara (Epic) 876 765 688 559 40/1 BRAN SETZER ORCHESTRA Jump Jive An' Wail (nterscope) 866 628 463 359 43/5 JENNFER PAGE Crush' (Edel America/Hollywood) 850 705 495 352 42/8 BLLE MYERS Tell Me (Universal) 770 983 1064 1075 40/0 ALANA DAVS Crazy (Elektra/EEG) 715 897 964 941 33/1 EVERYTHNG Hooch (Blackbird /Sire) 693 595 495 373 36/5 EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Save Tonight (Work) 584 447 340 212 31/3 K -C & JOJO All My Life (MCA) 527 557 527 570 20/1 This chart reflects airplay from July 27- August 2. Songs ranked by total plays. Hig 96 Hot AC reporters. 86 current playlists. Songs that are down or flat in plays for three consecutive 1998, R &R nc. hlighted songs indicate Breaker. weeks and below No. 1-6 are moved to recurrent. BREAKERS, SAVAGE GARDEN To The Moon And Back (Columbia) 109 TOTAL ANCREASE TOTAL STATONS /ADDS CHART ARTST 1331/162 60/5 MOST ADDED, BARENAKED LADES One Week (Reprise) JENNFER PAGE Crush (Edel America/Hollywood) DAKOTA MOON Another Day Goes By ( Elektra/EEG) NATALE MBRUGLA Wishing Was There (RCA) BRAN SETZER ORCHESTRA Jump Jive An' Wail (nterscope) EVERYTHNG Hooch (Blackbird /Sire) SAVAGE GARDEN To The Moon And Back (Columbia) AEROSMTH Don't Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia) MERRL BANBRDGE Lonely (Universal) F00 FGHTERS Walking After You (Elektra/Roswell/Capitol) FATH HLL This Kiss (Warner Bros.) HEATHER NOVA London Rain (Nothing...) (Big CaVWork) SMASHNG PUMPKNS Perfect (Virgin) MOST NCREASED ARTST TTc LABELiS AEROSMTH ADDS OTAL PLAY NCREASE Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia) +402 BRAN SULFA ORCHESTRA Jump Jive An Wail (rrterscope) +238 NATALE MBRUGLA Wishing Was There (RCA) +221 BARENAKED LADES One Week (Reprise) +186 SAVAGE GARDEN To The Moon And Back (Columbia) +162 JENNFER PAGE Crush (Edel America/Hollywood) +145 DAKOTA MOON Another Day Goes By (Elektra/EEG) +143 EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Save Tonight (Work) +137 SMASH MOUTH Cant Get Enough Of You Baby (B61mafEG) +116 ANGGUN Snow On The Sahara (Epic) +111 SEMSONC Closing Time (MCA) +111 9 8 7 6 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 FATH HLL This Kiss (Warner Bros.) Total Stations. 32. Adds 4. Plays 507. indudng WDA032 (27). WSNE 7 (6), WQ 141141. WKEE 211241, WJLK 261281. WPL 27 (28). WOMP 17 (14). WWDE 12 (10). WAEV 261251. WAKS 5 (5). KURE( 7171. KKOB 6(7), KKMY 10(8). KKYS 29 (17). KHMX 46 (49), KSMG 7. WOAL 23 (23)- KMX6 23 (23). KMXC 121101. KYKY 10. KVUU 17. KALC 7 (9). KBEE 13 (12), KMXS 32133E KRUZ 7. KPLZ 321321. ACE OF BASE Cruel Summer (Arista) Total Stations. 25. Adds. 1. Plays 494. including WDAO 30 (321. WSNE 27 (7l. MEE 281281, WJLK 20 (14). WOMP 29 (291. WOMZ 17 (17), WCGO 17 (1 ST WXL26 (24). WAEV 32, WAKS 27 (23). WSSR 13(13). KURB 5 KKOB 16(13), KDAy'8 (9). KKYS 30 (34). MOD 161161. WWWM 25 (25). KMXC 19 (171. KCX 18 (221, KNEV 15 (15). KSN 20 (20). KMXS 5151. KPLZ 35 (38). HEATHER NOVA London Rain (Nothing Heals Me Like You Do) (Big Cat/Work) Total Sdons 25. Adds. 4. Plays 487. including WBMX 12(12). WKL10 (11), WOMP 13 (12), WPTE 14 (13). WSHE 18 (19), WMXB 24 (21). WSSR 30 (30). KLAL 7 (5). KAMX 11, WKDD 15. WTMX 27 (27). WPNT 22 (25), KOZN 24 (18). KSRZ41(47). KLLY 21 (16). KYSR 10(10). KOSO 38(15).KBBT 19(18), KZZO 32(38), KFMB43(47), KLLC 10(7). KRUZ 20(14). F00 FGHTERS Walking After You (Elektra/Roswell/Capitol) Tod $dáns. 22, A0ds:4. Plays. 382. including WKL 15 (11). WOMP 5 (5). WOMZ 20 (19). WPTE 21, WSSR 14 (13). WMBX 8. KLAL 3, KPEK 49(43), KYS 35 (35). WTMX 38 (31). WPNT 28 (23). WWWM 10 (5), KOZN 29 (25), KALC 7, KLLY 9 (8). KOSO 2, KFM8 42 (32), KLLC 24 (20). SWRL 360 Hey Now Now (Mercury) Total Stations 22. Adds 2. Plays: 370, including WBMX 8(8).WKEE 27 (27), WYXR 10, WORN 18 (28), WOMP 18 (18). WCGO 1 1 l l y WPTE 11, WSHE 21 (21). WAKS 29 ( 201, WSSR 18 (18). KL/LL 34 (16), OW 9 (111,1005 18 (18). KDMX 15, 1WWM 25 (22). KCJX 181191. KVUU 30 (29), KMXS 5 (5). KCDU 5 (4). HARVEY DANGER Flagpole Sitta (London/Slash/sland) Total Stations 19, Adds. 2, Plays 345, including WKL 21 (18(. WOMP 19 (17). WPTE 2 (9), WSSR 15 (1S), KP 22172). WTMX 26 (24). WPNT 20(20). KOZN 14 (17), KSRZ 24 (35). KALC 9 (10), KLLY 8 (9). KYSR 18 (17). KOSO2, KCDU 27 (27). K110 18. KEW 42 (40). KLLC 32 (21), KPLZ 14 (14). ATHENAEUM What Didn't Know (Atlantic) Tod Stations 12, Adds O. Plays 331. WBM X 7 (7). WOMP 10 (17). WXS155 (60). WKZL 61(37). WPTE 38 (38(. KPEK 23 (21). KAMX 39 (391, KDMX 25 (24). KZZP 35 (35), KOZN 15119). KALC 14 (9). KLLY 9(3) BACKSTREET BOYS 'll Never Break Your Heart (Jive) Tod Stations. 23. Adds. 2, Plays 310. including WDA0 15, WSNE 5 (6). WKEE 19(15). WYXR 16 (15). WOMP 16 (15). WXL 24 (231. WAKS 18 (281, KURB 15 (14), KKMY 8191, KKYS 15 (8). KS138 (23). KHMX 13 (13). KSMG 5. WVMX 5 (3). WK0111 (111. WMT 6 (6). KLYF 2(5). KMXC 20 (181. KYKY 19 (29). KSN 25. DAKOTA MOON Another Day Goes By (Elektra/EEG) Total Stations. 27. Adds. 7. Plays 299, including WDAO5 (41, WSNE 22 (14). WSSR 6. WKEE 17114(, WJLK 22, WOMZ 15. WPTE 7. WAKS 7 (7), WMBX 13 (10), KURE 17. KKMY 9. KKYS 21 (20). WKDD 15. WVMX 5 (5). WOAL 12 (9). WWWM 10 1101. WMT 5, KSTZ 19(19) KMXC TO KCDU 5(41. KEMB 19(8), KLLC 9(10). KPLZ 14. MURMURS La Di Da (MCA) Total Stolen 14. Adds 0. Plays 240. inuuding WOMP 5 (7). WCGO 18 (12), WKS 10(10), WSHE 30(25), WSSR 141121. KKMY 10(10). KKYS 321331. WTMX 43 (31). WWWM 12 (12). KLLY 9 (5). KVSR 22 (19). KLLC 7 (10). SMASHNG PUMPKNS Perfect (Virgin) Total Stations. 10, Adds -4, Plays: 238, including KYS 35 (38). WTMX 53 (52). WPNT 32 (6). KOZN 26 (28). KALC 12. KLT 8 (2).668115 (11), K120 30. KFM8 12, KLLC 15. PATTY GRFFN One Big Love (MM) Tod Stations 16. Adds. 3, Plays: 173. incwitlg WBMX 7 (7), WMGX 23 (22). WKL10 (8), WOMP 11, WSSR 7 (7), WMBX 3, KURB 8 (7), WOAL 12 (8), WPNT 10, WWWM 20 (20). KVSR 20 (23). KOSO 15 (15), KLLC 14 (7), KRUZ 5 (9). MERRL BANBRDGE Lonely (Universal) Total Stations. 16. Adds 4. Plays 143, including WJLK 15 (10), WOMP 10 (10). WOMZ 17 (18), WXL WVMX 4(3). WNM'M 10 (8). WMT 5 (5), KLYF 7, KMXC 10, KCX 14. KBEE 6 (7), KVSR 14(3). COWBOY JUNKES Miles From Our Home (Geffen) 14 (6). WMBX 17, Total Sutton 10, Adds. 0, Plays 137, including WOAD 15 (16). WOMP 13 (12), WPTE 25 (16). KLAL 815). KURB 7 (7). KKMY 11(11), KLLY 10 (5). KLLC 23 (20). FAR TOO JONES As Good As You (Mammoth) Tod Station: 11, Adds: 0, Flays: 116. including W1tU 7 (5). WOMP 7 (7), WKS124 (26), WSSR 7 (7). KKMY 10 (8). KKYS 5. KOZN 17 (19), KSRZ 15 (13). KMXS 5(5). KLLY 9 (3). EVE 6 nside Out (RCA) Tod Stations. 10, Adds: 3, Plays:91, Wading WKL9(5). WOMP5 (5).WSSR 7, KUL 14(7), KAMX 14 (2). KALC 7, KLLY 7 (21. KVSR 24 (11), KCOU 4. Songs ranked by total plays. Station call letters followed by number of plays. ARTST TTLE LABEL1S) HOTTEST RECURRENTS BACKSTREET BOYS As Long As You Love Me (Jive) THRD EYE BLND How's t Going To Be? (Elektra/EEG) VONDA SHEPARD Searchin' My Soul (550 Music) SMASH MOUTH Walkin' On The Sun (nterscope) SSTER 7 Know What You Mean (Arista Austin/Arista) CHERRY POPPN' DADDES Zoot Suit Riot (Moiallnilrersal) ERC CLAPTON My Father's Eyes (Duck/Reprise) SSTER HAZEL All For You (Universal) PAULA COLE Don't Want To Wait (mago/wb) THRD EYE BLND Semi -Charmed Life (Elektra/EEG) Breakers: Songs registering 1200 plays or more for the first time. 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MM't www.americanradiohistory.com - 110 R&R August 7, 1998 HOT AC PLAYLSTS MARKET 01 W816Mew Ya6 (212) 704-1051 Scott ARS.1 TLE ow 2W LW iw 0 41 41 41 SHANA TWAN/You re S M One 8 39 39 41 NATALE MBRUGLAOom 0 40 40 40 SAVAGE GARDEWOuy Madly Deeds 1. 13 15 37 40 LOAN RMES/How Da Live 7 27 34 32 MROSMTH1 Pool Want To 4 28 31 30 NATALE MERCHANT/Kind 8 Generous 31 16 24 30 GOO G00 00LLS/ns 28 29 GREEN DAY,Tme 01 Your Lee 26 30 26 28 FASTBALL/The Way 21 24 26 28 VONDA SHEPARDSearcYm' My Soul 15 27 32 27 X-C! 8 J010/M My Lee 18 29 24 27 BRAN MCKNGHT;Anytrme 28 25 27 26 JANEogetner Again 27 24 26 26 ELTON JOHNSomeMng AWN.. 25 21 27 21 CELNE 0100,10 love You More 23 22 23 21 OMC/Haw Wane 19 19 21 21 LHUMBAWAMBATudhumoing 22 22 22 20 BLLE MVFRS000 M Rain 22 22 22 20 SSTER HAZE LAY or You 22 20 21 20 WATER OWE RS)One Headlight 22 20 19 20 BACKSTREET R0000ur PlawnO 9 13 17 20 SHAWN COLVWSUnm Came Home 19 20 23 R MATCHBOX 20/3am 21 22 21 19 BACKSTREET BOVSM Long As You 11 11 21 19 PAULA COLE/ Dori) Want To Wail 18 20 20 11 SUGAR RAY/Fly 19 20 19 THRD EYE BLND'SemrChalmed rl4 42 42 22 11 R FTWOOD MAC/LaWsWe 17 18 19 18 DNO KW Say A ABe... 13 9 19 MAOBMA6reaen MAYS 3W 9W LW s EtA WNW TW 51 54 51 52 50 51 50 49 35 35 35 19 50 50 50 49 52 51 50 48 52 54 50 47 37 32 34 15 37 38 35 38 37 36 35 34 34 31 34 34 33 37 34 33 36 49 50 33 51 38 33 32 39 47 51 31 24 29 21 21 34 32 26 28-25 28 27 24 27 16 18 23-17 21 15 10 16 16 22 19 16 12 22 10 18 11-15 16 11 11 11 14 21 13 19 52 39 34 11 8 10 10 13 10 9 MrOT/TTLE G00 GOO DOLLS/ns FND COMPLETE PLAYLSTS FOR ALL HOT AC REPORTERS ON R&R'ONLNE MARKET M1 WPUlllew York (212) 613-8900 Cuddy/ShannonMasi NATALE MERCHANT /Kind 8 Generoso AEROSMTW Doer Want To... 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CANE /Machete ADDCUMonsterside ANTHRAX/nside Out PuyS 3W 2W LW TW 32 34 32 37 DAYS OF THE NEW/The Down Town 33 34 32 36 F00 FGHTERS/My Hero 18 18 32 36 STABBNG WESTWARD/Save Yourself 31 36 33 33 KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD/Blue On Black 34 35 36 3 BROTHER CANE// Lie n The Bed._ 34 31 35 3 CREED/Torn 17 20 19 1 MONSTER MAGNET /Space Lord 12 17 18 1 MEGADETWA Secret Place - 15 1 METALLCA/Bener Than You 15 15 16 1 CREED/What's This Lite For 18 18 18 1 AEROSMTVWMt Kind 01 Love... 20 19 18 1 JERRY CANTRELL /My Song 14 16 1 SEVEN MARY THREE /over Your Shoulder 19 16 17 1 PEARL JAM/n Hiding 12 1 DSHWALLNOnce n A While 13 13 17 1 CANDLEBONt's Alright 1D 14 10 1 RAGE AGANST...Mo Sheller 7 7 7 RAMMSTEN /Du Host 19 19 19 SMASHNG PUMPKNS/Ava Adore 8 9 DRAN S TH./Crack The bars_. 1 3 5 GRLS AGANST BOYS/Park Avenue TOOL/Eulogy 7 B 10 MAYFELD FOUR/Mways - - SEVENDUST /Black KORN/Got The Lile 6 5 METALLCA/The Memory Remams LVE/Freaks - 6 PAGE/PLANT /Most High TONCA You Could Only. 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112 R &R August 7. 1998 ROCK CYNDEE MAXWELL Managers & Talent: Clash Of The Cultures W DJs are not necessarily wanting to. wear 16 different hats so they can be the one who is valuable at the end of the day. They still haven't reached the point of volunteering to be `jack of a million trades.' - Gregg Steele Amid consolidation, managers perceive DJs' jobs differently than the DJs do Has consolidation encouraged air talent to work more or less? Perhaps there are two typical ways to handle the fear of losing your job: Allow the fear to paralyze you, or press on and learn more about radio than you ever have before. But have personalities realized they need to bring more to the table? And has consolidation bred a better employee? Here's what three industry- execs have to say on the matter. Clear Channel VP/FM Programming Gregg Steele says many personalities aren't yet on board with the notion of adding responsibilities to their routine. And the "fear that they'll be one of those left without a gig as consolidation continues to happen" is partly to blame. " do think people are becoming better employees," he adds, "because they are understanding more about the business game plan and how we intend to operate these properties." And while the modus operandi of the past "was get ratings, beat the other guys, and win, now it's bottom -line return on investment for shareholders. Station A wins when stations B and C each win. t's how all the pieces of Gregg the puzzle fit together. Personalities are getting a handle not just on programming, but how the company determines success as it relates to programming." However, there is still a lot of room for improvement. Steele says that, while they get the big picture, "they're not necessarily wanting to wear 16 different hats so they can be the one who is valuable at the end of the day. They still haven't reached the point of volunteering to be 'jack of a million trades.' A handful are proactive, though it's not the majority at this point. 've got three or four people at a couple of stations coming to me constantly, asking what more they can do. We've talked candidly about it, and they realize where their value is now and what it's going to be down the line." The "M" Word Personalities have not yet taken to heart the "M" word - multitasking. "They still don't think it applies to them necessarily," notes Steele. "They understand how their individual efforts affect the company, but sometimes they don't understand what their own efforts may do to affect them individually - which is unusual, because normally it's been that personalities are out for themselves. n my situation, 've seen more personalities understand the company's goals but forget about their own personal goals. There is more of a unified effort here on the individuals' part to understand and work toward the'company's goals. Some people take that and turn it into a personal benefit by multitasking, but that's not as widespread?' And yet multitasking is one of the keys for talent to be successful in the radio world of the future. Steele regards it as tremendously important to "be of great value to your company and prove your worth by becoming knowledgeable in as many different areas as possible, taking interest in the radio station and in areas you may not have had interest in previously." Another key ingredient is mental. "Having the right frame of mind and a positive attitude is going to help an air personality and any employee down the road," he stresses. "The radio station has its Steele goals, and the company has its goals. You have to see the big picture first, then work backward to each element and see how you fit in. Every personality needs to realize how the degree of their input in their show, station promotions, and events helps the company achieve its goals. To me, those are the important parts that make an air personality more valuable and that much more effective in their job." nability To Change Jacor /San Diego Director /FM Programming Tim Dukes' experience tells him that consolidation has not yet bred a better employee, and the reason for it is the larger issue "of the inability to accept change," which he acknowledges as a fundamental human trait. "Yes, get more tapes and resumés today than 've ever received in my life. Part of that is probably because 'm in San Diego. Obviously it also has to do with the fact that there are fewer jobs now. Most people think they're willing to work harder, but don't think it has bred a better radio employee. don't think people are keeping up with the curve as quickly as they should in terms of those looking for jobs. People are conditioned to send out the tape and resume, address it to the attention of the program director, and say, ''m great on appearances, do great production, do great phones.' But that's a given. What else can you do?" Dukes says that today's talent should not only be a master of those basics, "but at the same time shuffle the responsibilities of doing a great airshift in one of our bigger markets and then share their talent by doing customized shows with our smaller markets?' Certainly Dukes recognizes this is a relatively new area in which few people will have proven experience, but he points out that talent must be prepared to accept that responsibility. And he says that's where people are unable to accept change and look at radio differently today than they used to. Work ethic is a topic Dukes is passionate about. With two and a half years in Southern California, he thought the lack of work ethic he was seeing was due to the San Diego culture of "pot- smoking surfers. But very recently 've been a part of some e-mail discussions with people around the country, even in the Midwest and the South - places stereotyped for having people with the best work ethics - who are experiencing the same thing. We're not blessed with people in every single job in every single radio station in America having a tremendous amount of work ethic. think we're suffering from a poor work ethic because people are just unable to see radio as being something different from what it used to be. We aren't blessed with lots of people who want to bust their asses:' Aware of the many qualified people searching for work who can't imagine having a career outside of radio, Tim Dukes Dukes believes that for "every one of them, there are two people not in radio who, quite frankly, will never have a job in radio again. Radio is not the business it used to be. t could not survive the way it used to be. s the way we're doing it now and the way we're going to do it tomorrow the right way? A lot of smart people think so, but if it turns out to be the wrong way, then we'll have to figure out something else. Are those same people who are complaining now going to be saying, 'The business has changed again, and it's not like it used to be'? Do yourself and everyone else in radio a favor and find another line of work right now rather than complaining about it not being what it used to be" Perception Vs. Reality Another aspect that concerns air talent ima radio station is the interoffice dynamic between themselves and managers. Talent consultant Dan O'Day says that such problems are primarily perceptual in na- ture. At the top of his list is that "managers don't understand that all jocks want to please the manager, but that sometimes there is a conflict between their desire to please the manager and their desire to please the audience. Managers assume that if the jock does something the manager doesn't like, the jock is willfully disobeying and trying to screw up the manager and the station." O'Day says it's an inner struggle with the talent. "Even though they want to please the PD and the manager, sometimes, when they get on the air, they have to choose between doing what they feel is best for the audience or doing what they were told by the manager. A lot of conflicts come from a jock trying to serve two masters - his boss and his audience." Other sore spots O'Day has witnessed: Managers who trust people outside the station more than their own staff. "A lot of managers greatly overreact to outside criticism of the airstaff - their golfing buddy, banker, or somebody they met at a party who says something disparaging about the morning show, fqr example. Or a sponsor who hears something he or she doesn't like. Presumably, every manager is intelligent enough to understand that you can't please everybody all the time. But in reality, many don't recognize that there will be times when someone won't like something on your station, but that doesn't mean the station made a mistake." Managers need to remember that most disk jockey positions can be dead -end jobs with relatively low caps on earnings, limited progression in the company, and no job security. "For every Howard Stern with no limits on what he can earn, there are 2000 jocks who live paycheck to paycheck, and the most they can hope for is to continue to get that paycheck." O'Day advocates that, since DJs don't get profit- sharing or a percentage of sales, they should be "offset with a fun environment and lots of genuine respect and appreciation. They're not making million -dollar salaries, so make it a place where they feel it's their radio station, are proud to be there, and feel they are really appreciated by management" Managers don't realize a good DJ works 60-70 hours a week - not four hours a day. t's a problem when the jock doesn't want to do a free appearance on a Sunday. The manager thinks he's not a team player instead of realizing that's the one day a week the jock can be with his family. Managers need to teach all of the staff about how a station operates. "Certainly they understand the station makes money from selling advertising, but they can't understand why the station won't buy a new piece of equipment. They have no concept of billing vs. expenses. That's easily correctable, but relatively few stations practice open -book management. Radio is one of the very few industries where this is virtually never done. At a station with cash flow of $200,000 a year, the DJs think profits are $13 million. You can get so much more out of your employees if they understand how you make money." Culture conflicts still exist in terms of dress Den O'Day code. "Management has an idea of what a professional employee should look like, and the jocks have an idea of what they need to be comfortable to do their job. Both concepts are valid, and often there needs to be a compromise. Jocks don't understand that the best way to get along with your manager is to make your manager comfortable with you. Jocks should be using management skills on their managers. Good managers are good motivators who get the employees to want to do what he wants them to do. And that's what a jock should be doing: finding ways to get the manager to want what the jock wants so there isn't constant conflict." What about voicing tracks for sister stations? O'Day's reply is that the way it's structured will determine whether being a DJ is still a dead - end job. "deally they would do their airshift and get a fee for each station they service. Second to ideally is that instead of a fee for each station, they get a substantially higher salary. The reality falls somewhere between that and simply being told, 'Oh, by the way, we want you to voice our other stations now.' "Clearly the latter is more productive for the company, but the problem is that employees whose job requires them to be creative are qualitatively different than line workers. You can speed up the line in Detroit and get more units per hour and make more money, but writing commercials or voicing them or producing them or doing an airshift is a very different type of job - one in which people bum out. Creative people need to stop before they collapse at the end of the day."

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(Revolution/Reprise) 977 946 867 756 54/3 12 11 12 AEROSMTH Don't Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia) 968 1091 1157 1156 43/0 22 21 22 0 DRAN S.T.H. Crack The Liars Smile (Mercury) 923 882 843 798 67/0 18 17 16 GRLS AGANST BOYS Park Avenue (DGC/Geffen) 918 963 922 902 70/2 35 25 DSHWALLA Once n A While (A &M) 878 727 543 106 60/3 15 15 18 G00 GOO DOLLS ris (Warner Sunset/Reprise) 853 936 964 941 38/0 43 30 26 PEARL JAM n Hiding (Epic) 838 698 626 345 50/1 11 17 ADDCT Monsterside (Big Cat/V2) 757 1015 1097 1166 52/0 BREAKER BROTHER CANE Machete (Virgin) 726 584 371 274 55/5 8 23 25 JMMY PAGE /ROBERT PLANT Shining n The Light (Atlantic) 716 870 891 892 40/0 BREAKER LENNY KRAVTZ Fly Away (Virgin) 689 595 533 497 43/3 35 34 29 FEEDER High (Echo/Elektra/EEG) 633 612 554 494 45/1 BREAKER EVERCLEAR Father Of Mine (Capitol) 616 547 489 321 47/6 21 24 27 29 SEMSONC Closing Time (MCA) 587 636 772 841 35/0 17 27 28 30 BROTHER CANE Lie n The Bed Make (Virgin) 563 633 689 903 39/0 45 43 39 MAYFELD FOUR Always (Epic) 517 475 391 342 46/2-50 41 TOOL Eulogy (Volcano) 498 422 354 182 47/1 DE BUT KORN Got The Life (mmortal/epic) 489 142 12 64/14 D E B U T 11. SMASHNG PUMPKNS Perfect (Virgin) 485 199 119 122 39/3 25 26 32 36 MARCY PLAYGROUND Saint Joe On The School Bus (Capitol) 464 589 694 724 29/0 42 45 43 SEVENDUST Black (M) 448 415 381 354 37/2 31 29 31 RAGE AGANST THE MACHNE No Shelter (Epic) 511 594 639 638 48/2 30 33 38 38 JERRY CANTRELL Cut You n (Columbia) 433 505 567 679 37/0 49-46 C HARVEY DANGER Flagpole Sitta (Slash /London /sland) 426 400 327 319 28/4 50 46 40 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Stay (Wasting Time) (RCA) 418 430 377 307 24/1 DEBUT VAN HALEN One Want (Warner Bros.) 415 233 27 35 4117 32 36 37 42 F00 FGHTERS Walking After You (Elektra/Roswell /Capitol) 408 506 543 550 20/0 44 44 48 43 GLORTONE Halfway (Kneeling Elephant/RCA) 381 396 387 344 34/1 28 28 34 44 GRAVTY KLLS Falling (TVT) 372 563 646 690 34/0 40 41 49 45 F00 FGHTERS Baker Street (Roswell/Capitol) 344 368 405 405 21/0 41 42 44 46 JMME'S CHCKEN SHACK Blood (Rocket/sland) 329 408 397 375 30/0 36 39 42 47 HUNGER Free (Universal) 329 417 468 476 22/0 29 31 36 48 OUR LADY PEACE 4am (Columbia) 318 524 591 690 22/0 [DEBUT ANTHRAX nside Out (gnition) 279 264 256 248 31/1 23 32 45 50 PEARL JAM Wishlist (Epic) 270 405 576 787 20/0 This chart reflects airplay from July 27- August 2. Songs ranked by total plays. Highlighted songs indicate Breaker. 83 Active Rock reporters. 82 current playlists. Songs below No. 25 are moved to recurrent after 26 weeks. 1998, R &R nc. FASTBALL Fire Escape (Hollywood) NEW & ACTVE VAST Touched (Elektra/EEG) Total Plays: 267, Total Stations: 22, Adds: 5 Total Plays: 232. Total Stations: 23, Adds: 1 FLYS Got You (Where Want You) (Trauma/Delicious Vinyl) WHY STORE When You're High (Way Cool Music/MCA) Total Plays: 264. Total Stations: 29, Adds: 4 ROB ZOMBE Dragula (Gelten) Total Plays: 263, Total Stations: 73, Adds: 73 Total Plays: 224, Total Stations: 16, Adds: 0 BEASTE BOYS ntergalactic (Grand RoyaUCapitol) Total Plays: 176. Total Stations: 12, Adds: 2 BARENAKED LADES One Week (Reprise) UNWRTTEN LAW Holiday (lnterscope) Total Plays: 156. Total Stations: 5, Adds: 0 Total Plays: 250. Total Stations: 31, Adds: 0 KD ROCK Am The Bullgod (Lava/Atlantic) ORGY Stitches (Elementree/Reprise).Total Plays 153. Total Stations: 21. 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Ron Bowen Hh.KB fhaaiu rnam"fn ho WRCX/Chirago. L Stn. Mgr. Dave Richards APOEO: Jo Rohnon M LOCAL H(E 6 RCBRAMETryn 4 FGERELDOMMGand KROR/Chico. CA PD Eric Brown APOMD. Don Wes.* 3 MUM.fE'Mga 2 ROff61*ö 2 MR0SAMlad 2 KEERELEWNTMme 2 DDADMilom ' WMMS/ClevelaM, OH PO: Bob Nonaln APOER Ssebnln Sope R082M.rTrpe' SCEWEOEEW loop' CCALHTile' CME o5, 83 Total Reporters 83 Current Reporters 82 Current PJaylists KLO,Colarado Springs, CO Stn. MgrJPD'. Rich Hawk APOAO: Don Janban LOfALH1(aG- 1 14O8111A3E1Mont FASmYL TY" WAZU/Calumbus, OH poi Greg Masson MD: Mart hnrdgk NDBZrA*E lames- LOCAL MAs flxm161vad' KNCN/Corpus Christi, TX PO. Kell. Cbque Mp Erb SMyler (Kell KRAD/Corpus Christi. TX PD. Kenny Mann APO. LAUT. Stewan MD. Cory Smith :l J(A.VMP `ae AH:JJS hievet, fogwrvk Re.n "ALA raun, KA H Kct KEGUDallas, TX PD: Grp Stevens APDAO: Cindy ScW 12 OBZM,H-rapa EVE611eM' VWM4FNlie" MM7B.MH1W KTXONallas, TX PD: Alley Loft**. MD Ramera ROBA6E-rpa' BO1100JEedr" MJRLMYKAMSeSer KBPYDenver,CO PD: Bob Rltlar* MD EBB B. lkp ROMANE 'Bob' HMEiMWSmOTlglwed M KAZR/Des Moines. A PD. Sun ElNotl MO Paul OWd LOCALH6e' MENU' WKRK/Detroit. M PO. Wk. Stem EVERCWAA hew MANOMwl711W ORAm PEAC Stated- WRFBetroR, M OM: Dop Pedsll MEMO Ooa Wwinglon 5 NCBZOEHTrglb lmlwu OGLN14le' WGBF/Evansville. N PD Mae Sanders MD: Turner Marlon Aiu /MF. :vam 'J,NN,n lava, KOWB/Fargo, ND POMO Guy ala PU;KA nm *en M+N :sjrri' ri,lurk.sd :'r u MA.e lu'n ', s WRCO/Fayetteville, NC Poem Gap PWC. MAMWloM' n/gíagamt MA( nce2matqye TRAGOV1Y11PV!' BROEBinMElMdee' KBN EO/E SEKERD ámara' LEMhrMARtZAj WV/BD/Flint, M PD: Beim Beddow ED: MM 0W. AAtELDFMJRbas- SMABSRdMMSAid' REWEARK Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (1): WDRK/Panama City, FL Moves From Active Rock To Rock (1): KBAT)pdessa, TX KRZFVFmsno, CA POMO E Cur* Johann 7 ZM.M[Tye- LOGLH1cds' WBYR/Ft. Wayne, N AMMO: Rosanna McVay RCEMAM Draw*. 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LOfAN Koh PMMSEN1br RAZLwMTkqe- WDHNMonistawn, NJ Do/Rock Prog. Lenny Bloch APO/MD. Terne Carr 1 EMYKJV,ATZ1N WPLR/New Haven. CT PD. John Griffin MO Parr Landry ARM N The Lnn'RDSyCNYnn Ben. WKLTMW Michigan POND. Terni Ray S S, KBAT/Odessa, TX OWPEMO: Brent Warns fjm MUSE Sad- KATTATka_ma Clry, OK OWPD: Chris Bakr MD Mks Daniels 9 OULH'Kds' UMW TrWW' KEZO/Omaha. NE MD: Bnlu Patrick AniA 1Or 'AAVWLN lit RROnfPGVE,_ v! TAA rrau Ulna KCLBRalm Springs. CA POND : Ron Stryker NoAdO WGLO/Peoria. L OW9D: Jay Hurley APD: Tim Flom TRaiG1LLYHP Met OexwLA4te- CMVSades' WWCT/Peoria. L APOMD Jamie Markley banic y,lp.lí 'Jal,u WMMR/Philadelphia. PA PD Joe Bondonna MD. Ken Zipeto KOKB/Phoenix, AZ 0M/PD Tim Maramille MD Tracy Laa ' v.lfrv.j,ak Hras.e WDVE/Pittsburgh, PA Po Garret Han MO. Cris Winter SAS se wm'ti f WPHr Loy. WHJY/Providence, R PD: Joe Bwlacra NM Swan awam KMEAFMlr(E SM4fEReaqSPaeC EVE611ale' RME61Ewlrr WBBB/Rateigh, NC OM/PD. Andy Meya' DWNS.- ClyAElf11r, fame n' KRRXBedding. CA Co -PDMD Casey Freeland Co-PO/Promo Dr Cody Sh WRXL/Richmond. VA PD- Brian rles APDMD Rik Maybes KCAL/Riverside, CA PD Steve Hoffman MD MJ Matthea.s Oa :.r iuu WROV/Roaneke, VA PD Buzz Casey MO: Bryn Slaw 5 11O320A* $eaa WCMF/Rochesler, NY OWPD'. Harry Jacobs APO: Sett Van Dusan MD: Dave Kra 2 BGWECK Sam 2 M10911H1Md srarrnu mn WXRX/Rocklord. L PD: Kai. Edwards MD: Jaen Taylor SOM.OLJ Born DNKVALA T1rs< Bond!AWE Mal. OAM MATMWSBWT Sica. WKOZSaglnaw, M PD: Jerk Lawson SEVfNM RYH EE 9AM Ya. WEN -e- NXREEVENTwJMd KZOZ/San Luis Obispo, C PO: Mark Wilson APOAO: Rik Andres FL'S LOL k' SErorü DJMTros ROB/UMF 1hapM 82 Total Reporters 80 Current Reporters 80 Current Playlists 1LXFXSanta Rosa. CA PD Steve Garland.nl. MD Karen Michaels WYNF/Sarasola, FL PD Soon Reinhart APD Ron Michaels MD Cathy Taylor KSW/Seatle. WA VP /GM. Clark Ryan APOND Cathy Faulkner KTAL/Shreveport. LA PD -. Kelm West MO Ragen King KRRO/Sioux Falls, SD Po John Ford MO Kenne Woods HNOMAf;Ja DRAWS 111 C KAALJM1M1g" RmDAME'naub MMwu' Moms.. KXUS/Springlield. MO PD/AD. Mark McClain APO: Save Waters WZZO/Terre Haute, N PO. Jim Stone APO/MD Dome Hunter 100i 11, AA i eglii _sailer WOT/Toledo. OH OM/PO: Damn Anions APO. Don Davis MD: Susan ass W:AKA Mae KLPX/Tucson, AZ ONPDrrO Larry Miles --,ANMNN lin 6Fnl11 Rea KMOD/Tulsa, OK OAVPO'. Phil stone SO Rob Hun WEGW/Wheeling. WV Po Dana Kerry AO Jett Jagger WRDX/Wilmington. DE POND Boo Walton WROR/Wilminglon, NC OM. Shawn Knight MD. Christine Martinez il Vmsn KATS/Yakima. WA POMD. Roo Hams Pfe:'n.11r 'rame WNCO/Youngstown. OH PD- Chris Patrick Sc. Dorn sardella Did Not Report For Two Consecutive Weeks; Data Not Used (2): WCKW/New Orleans, LA WAOX/Syracuse, NV Moves From Active Rock To Rock (1): KBAT /Odessa, TX No Longer A Reporter (4): KGGO/Des Moines, A WFVV /Jacksonville, FL WXV/Savannah, GA KRZZ/Wlchita, KS

3W 2w LW TW ARTSTTTLELABEL/Si 3 2 1 0 ROCK TOP 50 AUGUST 7, 1998 DAYS OF THE NEW The Down Town (011tpast/Geffen) 8 7 4 KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD Somehow... (Revolution/Reprise) 3 AEROSMTH Don't Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia) 0 CANDLEBOX t's Alright (Maverick/WB) 1 1 2 6 4 5 2 3 3 5 JMMY PAGE/ROBERT PLANT Shining n The Light (Atlantic) GOO GOO DOLLS ris (Warner Sunset/Reprise) CREED What's This Life For (Wind-up) Q 0 s 6 6 14 9 8 4 15 13 5 13 11 ROD STEWART Cigarettes & Alcohol (Warner Bros.) SEVEN MARY THREE Over Your Shoulder (Mammoth/Atlantic) 0 MONSTER MAGNET Space Lord (A&M) 11 10 9 8 9 JOHN FOGERTY Premonition (Reprise) 33 23 14 AEROSMTH What Kind Of Love Are You On (Columbia) 19 17 13 FUEL Shimmer (550 Music) 16 15 15 m JERRY CANTRELL My Song (Columbia) - 28 22 DSHWALLA Once n A While (A &M) 22 18 16 m STORYVLLE Born Without You (Atlantic) 7 10 12 17 KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD Blue On Black (Revolution/Reprise) 0 26 25 PEARL JAM n Hiding (Epic) 17 19 19 19 FASTBALL The Way (Hollywood) 20 20 21 20 SEMSONC Closing Time (MCA) _. 24 23 WHY STORE When You're High (Way Cool Music /MCA) BREAKER DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Stay (Wasting Time) (RCA) 18 21 24 23 MATCHBOX 20 Real World (Lava/Atlantic) 10 12 17 2.1 BROTHER CANE Lie n The Bed Make (Virgin) - 37 VAN HALEN One Want (Warner Bros.) 11 14 18 26 WALLFLOWERS Heroes (Epic) 12 16 20 27 PEARL JAM Wishlist (Epic) - 46 30 m METALLCA Better Than You ( Elektra/EEG) 21 22 26 CREED Torn (Wind -up) 28 29 28 m MEGADETH A Secret Place (Capitol) - - 34 BROTHER CANE Machete (Virgin) 37 37 33 EVE 6 nside Out (RCA) 26 27 31 33 METALLCA Fuel (Elektra/EEG) 23 25 29 34 SMASHNG PUMPKNS Ava Adore (Virgin) - 42 39 GOV'T MULE She Said, She Said (Capricorn/Mercury) 30 33 32 36 TOMMY SHAW Ocean (CMC) - 43 40 DRAN S.T.H. Crack The Liars Smile (Mercury) 29 38 38 38 ERC CLAPTON She's Gone (Duck/Reprise) 32 32 35 39 STABBNG WESTWARD Save Yourself (Columbia) 38 39 42 el OUTCRY On & On (Eureka) 35 34 36 BUDDY GUY f /JONNY LANG Midnight Train (Silvertone) 48 45 45 m GRLS AGANST BOYS Park Avenue (DGC/Geffen) 41 41 41 43 F00 FGHTERS Walking After You (Elektra/Roswell/Capitol) 50 40 44 44 ADDCT Monsterside (Big CatN2) 24 31 48 m DLR BAND Slam Dunk (Wawazat!!) - 5.., m SSTER HAZEL Concede (Universal) DEBUT) m RAMMSTEN Du Nast (Slash /London /sland) 175 49 49 49 - LENNY KRAVTZ Fly Away (Virgin) 169 47 49 PSTOLEROS The Hardest Part (Hollywood) 167 42 44 46 50 MARCY PLAYGROUND Saint Joe On The School Bus (Capitol)165 TW 1694 1486 1451 1410 1381 1364 1115 984 931 921 833 815 780 771 743 698 674 640 558 543 541 512 509 485 482 472 456 440 396 390 388 338 337 289 277 260 257 248 232 224 222 220 201 191 182 176 TOTAL LW 2w 3W TOTAL STATONS: ADDS 1652 1605 1454 77/0 1385 1236 996 75/0 1613 1693 1804 65/1 1381 1380 1214 78/0 1592 1581 1534 69/0 1359 1330 1241 63/2 980 926 789 73/3 1191 1350 1413 55/0 832 794 687 67/4 910 871 798 66/0 956 1046 993 49/0 713 547 273 68/7 732 686 637 55/4 713 728 683 58/0 556 407 46 63/3 663 651 579 52/2 759 909 1065 51/0 521 419 182 53/6 590 622 672 34/0 565 616 635 36/0 535 487 464 45/0 441 343 228 34/2 535 558 650 36/0 632 832 990 35/0 258 68 46 51/9 631 736 938 37/0 567 697 905 34/0 375 202 31 53/7 514 552 627 28/0 385 384 344 43/1 301 135 49 47/10 309 275 241 33/2 350 412 441 25/1 379 451 515 19/0 249 218 166 28/2 331 319 321 20/0 240 216 171 35/5 251 256 340 23/0 275 322 295 17/0 221 246 236 20/0 263 290 266 16/0 209 205 186 27/0 228 235 228 18/0 215 236 184 18/0 183 334 476 15/0 164 164 145 13/1 149 142 98 24/3 180 186 185 20/1 185 168 146 21/0 191 209 210 16/0 This chart reflects airplay from July 27- August 2. Songs ranked by total plays. Highlighted songs indicate Breaker. 82 Rock reporters. 80 Current playlists. Songs below No. 25 are moved to recurrent after 26 weeks. 1998, R &R nc. HARVEY DANGER Flagpole Sitta (Slash /London /sland) Total Pow ",5 Total Stations. 15. Adds. 0 FASTBALL Fire Escape (Hollywood) Total Plays. 152, Total Stations: 24. Adds: 7 FLYS Got You (Where Want You) (Trauma/Delicious Vinyl) Total Plays: 132. Total Stations: 21, Adds: 3 EVERCLEAR Father Of Mine (Capitol) Total Plays 120. Total Stations: 13. Adds: 0 GLORTONE Halfway (Kneeling Elephant/RCA) Total Plays. 118. Total Stations: 14. Adds: 0 TRAGCALLY HP Poets (Sire) Total Plays 107. Total Susana: 17. Adds: 6 NEW & ACTVE SMASHNG PUMPKNS Perfect (Virgin) Total Plays 103 Total Statons. 14, Adds. 4 MAYFELD FOUR Always (Epic) Total Plays. 102 Total Stations: 16, Adds: 1 MOLLY HATCHET Miss Saturday Night (CMC) Total Plays. 96. Total Stations. 8, Adds: 0 SWAMP BOOGE QUEEN Help s On The Way (N2K Encoded Music) Total Plays: 96. Total Stations: 13, Adds: 2 Songs ranked by total plays TOTAL /NCREASE BREAKERS DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Stay (Wasting Time) (RCA) TOTAL STATONS /ADDS 512/71 34/2 ARTST TTLE LABEL(S) MOST ADDED 117 CHART ADDS ROB ZOMBE Dragula (Geffen) 22 LOCAL H All The Kids Are Right (sland) 11 BROTHER CANE Machete (Virgin) 10 VAN HALEN One Want (Warner Bros.) 9 DADA California Gold (MCA) 8 FLGHT 16 f All The World Hated Me (550 Music) 8 AEROSMTH What Kind Of Love Are You On (Columbia) 7 FASTBALL Fire Escape (Hollywood) 7 LYNYRD SKYNYRD Berneice (CMC) 7 METALLCA Better Than You (Elektra/EEG) 7 MOST NCREASED ARTST TTLE LABELS TOTAL PLAY NCREASE VAN HALEN One Want (Warner Bros.) +224 DSHWALLA Once n A While (A &M) +187 CREED What's This Life For (Wind -up) +135 PEARL JAM n Hiding (Epic) +119 AEROSMTH What Kind Of Love Are You On (Columbia) +102 KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD Somehow... (Revolution/R ) +101 SEVEN MARY THREE Over Your... (Mammoth/Atlantic) +99 BROTHER CANE Machete (Virgin) +87 SWAMP BOOGE QUEEN Help s On... (112K Encoded Music) +81 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Stay (Wasting Time) (RCA) +71 ARTST TT_E LABELiS, HOTTEST RECURRENTS CREED My Own Prison (Wind -up) MARCY PLAYGROUND Sex And Candy (Capitol) DAYS OF THE NEW Shelf n The Room (Outpost/Geffen) GREEN DAY Time Of Your Life (Good Riddance) (Reprise) METALLCA The Unforgiven (Elektra/EEG) DAYS OF THE NEW Touch, Peel, And Stand (Outpost/Geffen) JERRY CANTRELL Cut You n (Columbia) JMMY PAGE/ROBERT PLANT Most High (Atlantic)_^ MATCHBOX 20 3am (Lava/Atlantic) PEARL JAM Given To Fly (Epic) WCKWMew Orkans and WAXOWSyracuse did not report fora second consecutive week. Their playlists were not included in this week's data. Play totals for all songs were reviewed - and where appropriate, bullets were awarded. Chart positions, however. were not changed. Breakers: Songs registering 500 plays or more for the first time. Bullets awarded to songs gaining plays over the previous week. f two songs are tied in number of plays, the song being played on more stations is placed first. Most ncreased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week - to -week increases in total plays. Weighted chart appears on RSA ONLNE. The chart that is home to John Fogerty, Rod Stewart, Buddy Guy, Eric Clapton and Tommy Shaw, Welcomes... RRRM. R u,ezti, &R Rock Debut 41 &it's at Active Rock Ct 4Vf)

1 1 J_ - - PLATS www.americanradiohistory.com - 18 R &R August 7, 1998 ROCK PLAYLSTS lfl0 5 L Los 3w 2w LW 1 RT1/TRTLE 20 20 V 2 KENNY WAYNE HEPHEHL 20 1/ 18 1 81G HEAD TO D./Boom Boom 12 11 13 1 ROY ROGERS/You Can't Stop Now 4 7-1 ROLLNG sia ES /Saint Of Me 2 15 17 1 MATCHBOX 2 / eal World 1 12 15 1 PORCUPNE 1 EEWWaiung Phase 1 11 11 1 SCOTT THOMAS BAND /Black Valentine 9 11 12 1 PAGE/PLAN15himng n The Light 4 4 1 AEROSMTH / Donl Want To 13 11 11 1 GOO G00 DOLLS /ris 6 6 7 1 ERC CLAPTD /She's Gone 5 5 1 DAVE MATTHEWS BARD /Slay (Wasting Time) 1 DSHWALNO ce n A While 10 9 9 ROD STEWAR /Cigarettes 8 Alcohol 6 7 7 BLUE OYSTER CULT/Mhos! Moon 8 6 7 BUDDY GUY f J LANG/Urdnrght Train 5 3 5 ROO STEWAR /ooh La La 6 6 4 PSTOLEROSRhe Hardest Pan 9 6 6 LTTLE fea1a co Motives 4 SORYVLLE /Born Wrthoul You VAST/Touched 7 6 FREDDY JONE BAND /Bener Tomorrow 21 13 15 ERC CLAPTO /My Father's Eyes 17 17 N JOE SATRAN Lights O Heaven 14 13 YES/No Way We Can Lose 7 6 4 GRANT LEE B HALORruly. Duly 4 3 2 ROO STEWAR /Rocks 13 11 12 JOHN EDGER! /Premonition PAGE/PLANT/Most Hlgh 1 PAGE /PLANT/Walking nto... MARKET 12 KLOSLOS Angeles (310) 840-4836 Duncan/Wilde ARnsTRnE SW 2W Lw Tw 28 36 27 33 DAYS OF THE N W/The Down Town 33 31 32 33 AEROSMTH/ Pool Ward To.. 23 34 30 32 PEARL JAM/n ding 27 31 30 32 ROO STEWART/ igaretes 8 Alcohol 18 30 29 31 KENNY WAYNE HEPHERD /Somehow. 26 33 29 31 BROTHER (AWE/ Lw n The Bed... 21 19 20 18 SMASHNG PUMPKNS /Ave Adore 19 19 15 17 SOUL ASYLUM/ Will Still Be. 14 19 17 17 SEVEN MARY REE /Over Your Shouldr 10 13 11 17 JERRY CANTRE L/My Song 11 13 14 17 VAN HALENAWithoui You 19 20 18 16 LENNY KRAVTZ/Fly Away - 15 18 16 DSHWALA/Onc n A White - 11 16 BROTHER CANE Machete 17 20 18 16 FUEL /Shimmer 15 15 14 16 KENNY WAYNE HEPHERD /Blue On Black 40 21 17 16 PAGE/PLANT /Shr ing n The Light 18 19 18 15 CANDLEBOW's Night 15 17 16 16 100 FGHTERS/My Hero S 13 15 14 PEARL JAM/Nis list - - 12 14 MATCHBOX 20/ eal World - 12 13 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND/Slay (Wasting Gruel 15 16 17 13 WALLFLOWERS Heroes 11 15 11 11 MONSTER MAG ET /Space Lord - - 16 FASTBALLRire Escape - 7 8 8 AEROSMTH/Wh 1 Kind O Love. - - 1 VAN HALEN/One Want FND COMPLETE PLAYLSTS FOR ALL ROCK REPORTERS ON R &R ONLNE MARKET #5 WMMR/Philadelphi. 1610) 771-0933 Bo nado nna/zl pet r. 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ALTERNATVE REPORTERS August 7, 1998 R &R 119 Stations and their adds listed alphabetically by market WEOX /Albany, NY PD: an Harrison MD: Steve Bottomley WKOX /Chicago. L PD: Alex Luke APD/MD: Mary Shuminas KNRO /Eugene, OR PO: Stu Allen MD: Cia WWDX /Lansing, M PD: Chris Brunt APO: Jacent Jackson MD: Janna Wilson KEDJ/Phoenix. AZ PD: Shellie Hart APDMD: Chris Patyk KHTY /Santa Barbara, CA OM: Ted Utz Co -PD: Samantha Mattere Co-PD: Deanne Satiren WOBK /Albany, NY PD /M0: Kelli McNamara AMD: Jell Callan WAOZ /Cincinnati, OH PD /MD: Matthew Harris APD: Sterling Schiessler KBRS /Fayetteville, AR PD/MD: Kyle Gibson LOCAL H cas GAGA "Canomu' KXTE /Las Vegas. NV PD: Mike Stern MD: Chris Ripley KZON /Phoenix. AZ PD. Paul Peterson APD: Laura Smith MD' Kevin Mannion KJEE /Santa Barbara, CA GM /PD: Eddie Gutierrez APO: John Schroeler KTEG /Alhuquerque. NM PD: Skip sley MD: Julie Forman WNNX /Atlanta, GA OM: Brian Philips PD: Leslie Fram MD: Sean emery o:al H wa WJSE /Atlantic City, NJ POND: Blake Laurelli N.F smut, eue wee WRXR /Augusta, GA 0M: Jim Mahanay MD: Kim Varin WOXY/Cincinnati, OH PD: Keri Valmassei MD: Dorsie Fyne BUFFALO tom ay GOA G THEY MM. RE GANTF P HOME.MOAN Nonne BAD RELGON 'LNo' JOHN E AsouF YJNrnp ROBE POLLARD -PmP WENZ /Cleveland. OH PD: Dan Binder ids cm DRK -Dorn" BROWNE NARY'St0O' KFMZ /Columbia, MO PD: Paul Maloney WBZF/Florence, SC PO/MD: Joe Abby D LOCAL N-Kdi DADA 'Cahmrn SMASH MOUTH 'Can\" WJBX /Ft. Myers. FL PO: Stephanie Davis APD MD -. Lee Daniels WEJE /Ft. Wayne, N POMD. Weasel KFRR /Fresno, CA PD: Bruce Wayne WGRD /Grand Rapids. M PD: Margot Smith MD Tim Bronson WXZZ/Lexington, KY PD: Tony Dentin TDR, AMOS 'Jac EMBRACE DADA 'G MAGN11 Space WLR/Long sland, NY APD: Gary Cee MD. Andre Ferro KROO /Los Angeles. CA VP,Prog.: Kevin Weatherly APD: Gene Sandbloom MD: Lisa Worden DEMSCN,C Si017 LOCAL N '00s SOURR(L NUT ZPPERS 'S.,' WLRS /Louisville. KY PD: Dennis Dillon MD, Gina Juliano WXDX /Pittsburgh, PA PD. John Moschitta MD. Lenny Diana WCYY /Portland. ME PD: Herb vy MD: Brian James KNRK /Portland, OR PD'. Mark Hamilton WBRU /Providence, R PD: Tim Schiavelli MD'. Seth Resler KNDD /Seattle, WA P0: Phil Manning MD Kim Monroe WHMP /Springfield, MA PD: Adam Wright MD: Nick Danner PEARL JAM roa,` KTOZ /Springfield, MO PD: Melody Lee APO/MD: Shell Scott WGMR /State College, PA PD/MO: Richard Drake KROX /Austin, TX PD: Sara Trexler APD/MD: Lloyd Hocutt WRAX/Birmingham, AL PD: Dave Rossi WARO /Columbia. SC PD: Susan Groves WWCD /Columbus, OH PO: Andy Davis MD: Jack DeVOss WXRA/Greensboro.NC PD: Tim Satterfield MD Andy Sims WXNR /Greenville, NC OM: Jeff Sanders WMAD /Madison, W PO: Pat Frawley MD: Amy Hudson WRXO /Memphis, TN PD. Tony Williams MD: John Michael KRZO/Reno, NV PO: Rob "Blaze" Brooks APO'. Smilin' Marty MD: Heather Pierce WBZU /Richmond, VA MD: Jay Smack LPnr WKRL /Syracuse. NY OM: Mimi Griswold PD: Steve Corlett MD: Suzy Boe N.AW 'N N.NM'FC "What o ONa, KOXRBoise, D OM: Dan McCully POND: Tim Johnstone WBCN /Boston, MA VP /Programming: Oedipus APO/MO: Steven Strick is LOCA. 5 ROE ZOMBE "Pram. BETTER TRAN EZRA'Muder GOD LVES UNDERWATER -Rearraryè 0k- M -AWN NKONS "lullaby'.! EOER'HOh- WFNX /Boston. MA PD: Crue MD'. Laurie Gail KHLR/Bryan-College Station, TX PD: Mark McKenzie APDMD'. Don Kelley WEDG /Buffalo, NY PDND: Rich Wall WBTZ /Burlington, VT PD: Stephanie Hindley WZAZ /Columbus, OH PD: Greg Ausham MD: Mark Pennington KDGE /Dallas. TX PD: Duane Doherty MD: Alan E Smith WXEG /Dayton. OH PD: Jeff Stevens AMMO: Allen Rants SEVEN MARY THREE "Shoulder' WKRO /Daytona Beach. FL PD: Taft Moore MD' Rosy Acevedo KTCL /Denver. CO PD: Mike O'Connor KKDM /Des Moines, A APO/MD: Sophia John CMX /Detroit, M PD: Murray Brookshaw APD: Vince Cannova WMRO /Hartford. CT PD. Jay Beau Jones APD MD Dave Hill KPO /Honolulu, H PD: Brock Whaley MD. Nikki Basque KTBZ /Houston, TX PD: Jim Trapp APD: Steve Robison MD: David Sadot WRZX /ndianapolis. N Scott Jameson Mit: Michael Young WPLA/Jacksortville. FL, PD Rick Schmidt KNRX /Kansas City. MO PD: Sean Smyth APD" Dave Horn MD Jason Justice KZNZ /Minneapolis. MN OM: Dave Hamilton PD: John Lassman MD: Marc Allen DGAL H 'Ka: YS "Got' (ABRACE OUTCRY -OM WHTG/Monmouth- Ocean, NJ MNDS.Sos." ióz EVELYN FOREVER "Crush - - PEARL JAM -Hdrnp- tinta THANSEZRA'Mude' DACA 'CaMOrnla :MBRACE 'Goo]' WKDF /Nashville. TN PD: Kidd Redd MD: Sheri Sexton WRRV /Newburgh. NY PD: Greg O'Brien MD: Andrew Boris KKND /New Orleans, LA OM: Dave Stewart APD MD: Rod Ryan WXRK/New York, NY PD: Steve Kingston MD: Mike Peer KCXX/Riverside, CA OM /PD: Dwight Arnold APD'. John DeSantis MD: Lisa Axe WNVE /Rochester, NY PD-MO: Erick Anderson KWOD /Sacramento, CA PD: Ron Bunce 2 óé:l- ßn«',ä- ORGY "Stooks- NET MGHT BE GANTS "Worm" EMBRACE 'Good" JOYDROP 'kawoui' KPNT/St. Louis, MO OM /PO: Allan Fee APD: Marty Linck MD: Traci Wilde WOSC /Salishury -Ocean City. MD OM: Jim Hays MD'. Paula Sangeleer KXRK /Salt Lake City, UT VP /Ops, & Prog.: Mike Summers MO. Sean Ziebarth WXSR/Tallahassee, FL PD: Scott Pettibone MO: Doug KLZR/Topeka, KS PO: Roger The Dodger MD: Bob Osburn KFMA/Tucson. AZ PO: Chuck Roast MD: Tommy Sanders KMYZ/Tulsa. OK PD: Lynn Barstow MD: Ray Seggern WHFS/Washington. DC PD: Robert Benjamin APD: Bob Waugh MD Pat Ferrise WPBZ/West Palm Beach, FL PD: John O'Connell MD. Dan OBrien KCT/Wichita, KS PD: Ron Eric Taylor MO: Steve Picard WPGU /Champaign. L PD: Pete Schiecke MO: Ben Belton WAVF /Charleston, SC PD: Rob Cressman MD: Janda Baldwin ïv:b ut BRA!... WEND/Charlotte, NC PO: Jack Daniel MO: Rick Brewer 5 ATHENAEUM "FW' DADA'Canrornu' KORN "L +è EMVS 'Gor WPLT /Detroit, M PD: Garett Michaels MO: Ann Delisi WXDG/Detroit, M PD: Amy Doyle MD: Spike KRBR/Duluth, MN OM: Michael Langevin PD: Michael Wilde MD: Christine Dean WNFZ/Knoxville, TN PD/MO'. Shane Cox SMASH MOUTH -Da, WGBDA-afayene, N PO: Michael Stone MO: Steve Calk SEMSONC "Suprg' KORN 'LA<' BETTER THAN EAA -Murder" KFTE/Lalayette, LA PD: Hans "Fast Eddie Nelson APO/MD: Rob Summers KORX/Odessa, TX 0M: Frank Hall fonaswap -Back" Lau H -Kiel SN RUTH "Cordmop' 1 KM(E J'S '!D' DE TAwAY PEOPLE 'Chocolate MAM "Polyester. WXO/Peoria, L PD: Jay Nunley MD: Russ `an" Schenck ci íwj, MCP..ate WPLY/Philadelphia, PA PD: Jim McGuinn APD: Doug Kubinski MO: Preston Elliot JEFFREY GANES "ROM' XHRM /San Diego. CA PD: Mike Halloran MD: Char Kelly XTRA/San Diego, CA PO: Bryan Schock MD: Chris Muckley HNf NUiCZPPER RASTBAl She' Mo_H 'OK- Sunk' KTS /San Francisco. CA OM: Ron Nenni PD: Jay Taylor MD: Aaron Axelsen WSFM/Wilmington, NC PD: John Stevens MD: Janice Sutter 103 Total Reporters 103 Current Reporters 101 Current Playlists Reported Frozen Playlist (1): KORB /Quad Cities, A -L Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (1) WDST /Poughkeepsie, NY breaking the law: 91X XHRM KXTE WRAX WKRL KDRE WHTG KTOZ KHTY KQXR WJBX KJEE KQRX WHMP WXZZ WGMR WBER WJSE

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m www.americanradiohistory.com ALTERNATVE August 7, 1998 R&R 121 A Sampling Of Show Prep Links JM KERR Show Prep On The Cheap The nternet as a show prep source So you work for a program director who, in the same aircheck session, asks you to be more topical yet refuses to pay for a subscription to USA Today. What do you do? Well, luckily you are living in the nformation Age, and the one symbol of all that the nformation Age can offer - the nternet - will work for you too. You Can't Read t All Assuming that you already have a omputer, access to the nternet, and decent web browser, the best way o approach the nternet in terms of mow prep is to organize your needs. [he nternet is a vast collection of ramatically different information ources, from the staid New York ones (wwwnytimes.com) to the sly doviejuice (www.moviejuice.com). nd it is easy to lose your train of Nought jumping from one link to nother. mean, who can resist takng a detour to the "Complete lyr- :s of '99 Bottles Of Beer On The Vall "' (www.virtual-media.com/ m/presents/ouzo/99bottl es. html ) ire while looking up the latest dirt n Monica Lewinsky? Organizing your online show rep is no different from organizing our show in general. The biggest ifference is that, with an almost nlimited source of material, the nternet demands both focus and penness. t demands focus beause, as mentioned earlier, with o much material, it is easy to lose ight of your goal, whatever it may e. At the same time, with such a,ealth of material, the nternet allost demands an openness to exand on your typical sources. A practical example of this can e seen in most station DJ loungs. Besides à cup of coffee, show rep materials generally include ublications like Spin, Rolling tone, Entertainment Weekly, and 'SA Today. As a result, preparing )r a show can be as simple as :ading the aforementioned pub - cations for interesting bits of inwmation. Now, imagine logging onto the mternet and being faced with not my the above publications online, it literally thousands of news- and ttertainment- related sites. t would impossible to browse all of the tes as you would browse through e publications in the DJ lounge. hus, browsing the nternet for tow prep demands a certain nount of forethought, or you may id up spending all your time look - ig at entertainment news, for exnple, and miss a local news item at your listeners would be much ore interested in. There is one caveat to online arming, and that is to not be too ganized. am sure that some of wr best radio moments weren't As you browse through what the nternet has to offer, plan some time to just follow interesting links. You never know what you may find that will be ammunition for an amazing radio moment. scripted or planned. Similarly, as you browse through what the nternet has to offer, plan some time to just follow interesting links. You never know what you may find that will be ammunition for an amazing radio moment. Build Online Show Prep Repertoire With all of the resources available on the nternet, the best strategy is to identify your show prep needs and to then build a core group of show prep links under a variety of different headings. As you become more and more comfortable with this "repertoire" of daily information, you can then supplement it with offbeat, temporary, or seldom updated sites that may offer material for bits or anecdotes. Perhaps the best strategy in building an online repertoire is to play to your and the station's strengths. t is of little use to have links to 50 different news feeds or to read every international, national, and local news story on CNN online (wwwcnn.com) if you have a sister station that is News/Talk and the cluster strategy is to minimize news on the other stations. On the other hand, if you are in a small market and news is an important part of your station's presentation, having CNN, Fox News (www.foxnews.com), and other news sites in your repertoire is probably a good idea. n addition to news, a typical rep- ertoire may include entertainment news sites, with an emphasis on alternative music; sites with prepared bits or comedy elements; sites with downloadable TV or movie drops; sites with band bios and background information; and sites with celebrity rumors. Jocks should also make sure to keep track of sites of local interest as well. While it would, of course, depend on the jock's personality, the market, and the station, a typical online primary repertoire for a midday jock might look something like this: News: www.usatoday.com Your local paper (You can find your local paper via www. newspaperlinks. com) Sports: www.espnsportszone.com Entertainment news: www.entertainmentweekly.com Music news: www.musicnewswire.com Alternative music news: www. rocktropolis. com /news/ Alternative band bins /information: www. ubl. com Tour dates: www. pollstar. corn TV /movie drops: www.geocities.com / radiowav/ Celebrity rumors: www.joking.com/gossip.html Comedy elements/bits: users.aol.com/funnyfirm/funny.htm As you can see from the above sample, which contains 11 full web - sites, even a basic web show prep repertoire can be quite extensive and time -consuming to peruse on a daily basis. When you add supplementary sites to the list, as well as pure "browsing" time to your show prep, the importance of organizing your online sessions becomes obvious. Show Prep Pages f you take a minute to browse the R &R (www rronline.com) web - site, you will see a number of links to sites dedicated solely to show prep. Many of these sites can be quite valuable, especially for mornings, however, for the most part, the sites are fee -based services. A good example of what a show prep specialty site can do is www.guestfindercom. Guestfinder, which is a free service, can be a lifesaver for morning show producers having a difficult time finding or booking guests. A particularly good overview of radio show prep sites can be found at www.radio411.com/prep.htm. Here are examples of web pages from various show prep categories. News www. foxnews. corn www. cnn. corn www.usatoday.com Entertainment www. entertainmentweekly. corn www. eonline. corn www.people.corn Sports espn. sportszone. corn www. foxsports. corn www. cnnsi. corn Alternative Music News www.rocktropolis.com/news/ www. altrockworld. corn Band Bios/information www. ubl. corn Tour nformation www.pollstar.com Comedy Elements/Bits users.aol.com/funnyfirm/funny.htm interprep.com/freeprep/ Celebrity Rumors www.joking.com/gossip.html http://www.aint-it-cool-news.com/main.html corona. bc. ca /films/ Sound Effects/Drops sunsite.unc.edu/pub/multimedia/sun-sounds/ www.geocities.com/-radiowav/ Show Prep Guides www.radio411.com/prep.htm www.rronline.com/brs.htm#prep Have Fun While organizing your online show prep, it is important not to forget to simply have fun. The nternet may be an overwhelming morass of data that you have to wade through for useful information, hut it can also he surprising- ly fun. You truly never know what you may find as you travel from site to site, and a few stops to check out wwwdresstheboss.com or www.slanguage.com can bring not only a smile to your face, but to your listener's as well. k's CHOCE "everything for free" the first track from the new album COCOON CRASH R &R Alternative - l BREAKER Modern Rock Monitor D37* New This Week: WAQZ WWCD WZAZ produced by gil norton On tour all summer! Management: S.E.S. Entertainment Services

Think Didn't Want 2656 www.americanradiohistory.com 122 ALTERNATVE TOP 50 3W 2W LW ^rr 5 3 2 0 3 4 1 0 2 1 3 2 4 4 5 5 14 9 6 0 8 8 7 0 12 7 8 22 16 13 0 9 11 10 19 17 15 m 7 10 9 12 11 12 12 18 15 16 13 6 16 13 14 37 220 m 24 21 17 e 25 20 18 D 6 6 11 30 22 19 42 31 23 20 19 21 36 30 25-36 26 33 29 24 BREAKER BREAKER 13 14 22 40 17 10 26 21 46 38 49 15 48 34 - - 48 23 27 33 DE BU T 39 43 m m 37 34 m 25 29 30 18 27 31 28 30 32 24 28 33 42 37 m - 41 39 36 44 39 e 23 32 38 46 45 e) 35 35 4,1 29 40 44 32 38 40 DEBUTill, o 4.' CD 41 42 4.1 47 47 4E - 49 0 43 46 4, 48 49 0 ARTST TTLE LABELS) AUGUST 7, 1998 TW TOTAL LW 2W 3W TOTAL STATONS /ADDS BARENAKED LADES One Week (Reprise) 3537 3451 3353 3111 99/1 EVE 6 nside Out (RCA) 3507 3490 3336 3241 99/0 HARVEY DANGER Flagpole Sitta (Slash/London/sland) 3364 3369 3528 3370 100/0 GOO G00 DOLLS ris (Warner Sunset/Reprise) 2772 3241 3435 3462 88/0 FUEL Shimmer (550 Music) - 2738 2895 3037 3199 87/0 SMASHNG PUMPKNS Perfect (Virgin) - 2571 2179 1730 101/1 BEASTE BOYS ntergalactic (Grand Royal /Capitol) 2493 2370 2233 2056 90/1 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Stay (Wasting Time) (RCA) 2350 2277 2256 1934 87/0 GARBAGE 'm Paranoid (Almo Sounds /nterscope) 1949 1821 1561 1308 90/2 GRANT LEE BUFFALO Truly, Truly (Slash/WB) 1928 2021 2006 1991 90/0 CREED What's This Life For (Wind-up) 1855 1676 1535 1444 77/2 MARCY PLAYGROUND Saint Joe On The School Bus (Capitol) 1815 2048 2131 2140 67/0 F00 FGHTERS Walking After You (Elektra/Roswell/Capitol) 1800 1957 1975 1969 74/0 EVERYTHNG Hooch (Blackbird/Sire) 1723 1664 1651 1506 76/0 SPRUNG MONKEY Get 'Em Outta Here (Surfdog/Holtywood) 1718 1724 1689 1592 84/0 EVERCLEAR Father Of Mine (Capitol) 1678 1482 1178 823 85/1 DAYS OF THE NEW The Down Town (Outpost/Geffen) 1623 1525 1364 1249 73/1 SEVEN MARY THREE Over Your Shoulder (Mammoth/Atlantic) 1618 1510 1372 1224 80/2 SEMSONC Closing Time (MCA) 1590 1994 2399 2723 68/0 THRD EYE BLND Jumper (Elektra/EEG) 1537 1486 1309 1043 80/6 PEARL JAM n Hiding (Epic) 1462 1301 1018 677 8017 FEEDER High (Echo/ Elektra/EEG) 1455 1422 1390 1351 80/2 EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Save Tonight (Work) 1411 1233 1061 864 72/2 DSHWALLA Once n A While (A &M) 1375 1213 851 75 79/4 BRAN SETZER ORCHESTRA Jump Jive An' Wail ( nterscope) 1341 1243 1070 956 76/4 FASTBALL Fire Escape (Hollywood) 1156 704 140 15 7517 K'S CHOCE Everything For Free (550 Music) 1011 989 944 920 62/3 ATHENAEUM What Know (Atlantic) 971 1353 1654 1848 44/0 CANDLEBOX t's Alright (Maverick/WB) 932 874 846 782 60/2 FASTBALL The Way (Hollywood) 927 1068 1264 1530 45/0 SMASHNG PUMPKNS Ava Adore (Virgin) 925 1148 1463 1981 45/0 NATALE MBRUGLA Wishing Was There (RCA) 925 1051 1083 1128 42/0. STABBNG WESTWARD Save Yourself (Columbia) 804 1084 1277 1315 48/0 MONSTER MAGNET Space Lord (A&M) 784 743 681 582 53/5 FLYS Got You (Where You) (Trauma/Delicious Vinyl) 726 596 433 270 55/10 RAGE AGANST THE MACHNE No Shelter (Epic) - - 721 755 820 822 51/0 POSSUM DXON Holding (Lenny's Song) (Surf DetectitlP1nterscope) 718 682 585 522 46/0 URGE Jump Right n (mmortal/epic) 677 898 1278 1700 36/0 SMASH MOUTH Can't Get Enough Of You Baby ( Elektra/EEG) 651 575 568 532 29/4 BG BAD VOODOO DADDY You & Me &... (Coolsville/Capitol) 638 790 854 946 43/0 SQURREL NUT ZPPERS Suits Are Picking Up The Bill (Mammoth) 635 509 332 61 57/7 GARBAGE Push t (Almo Sounds/lnterscope) 574 892 1097 1304 32/0 KORN Got The Life (mmortal/epic) 551 207 48 64/12 MATCHBOX 20 Real World (Lava/Atlantic) 535 591 728 791 23/0 FAR TOO JONES As Good As You (Mammoth) 530 545 516 483 33/0 FATBOY SLM The Rockafeller Skank (SkintAstralwerks/Caroline) 529 493 414 306 29/3 SWRL 360 Hey Now Now (Mercury) 480 546 657 672 33/0 PEARL JAM Wishlist (Epic) 476 582 764 1044 30/0 GUSTER Airport Song (Hybrid/Sire) 472 650 842 978 27/0 LENNY KRAVTZ Fly Away (Virgin) 452 416 354 300 29/4 This chart reflects airplay from July 27- August 2. Songs ranked by total plays. Highlighted songs indicate Breaker. 103 Alternative reporters. 101 current playlists. Songs below No. 25 are moved to recurrent after 26 weeks. 1998, R &R nc. NEW & ACTVE CRYSTAL METHOD Busy Child (Outpost/Geffen) Total Plays. 437, Total Stations: 36, Adds: 4 TOR AMOS Jackie's Strength (Atlantic) Total Plays. 353, Total Stations: 42, Adds: 12 LZ PHAR Polyester Bride (Matador/Capitol) Total Plays 335. Total Stations. 27. Adds: 6 BETTER THAN EZRA One More Murder (SWell/Elektra/EEG) Total Plays: 318. Total Stations. 35. Adds- 10 VERVE Sonnet (Hut Virgin) Total Plays: 311, Total Stations: 23. Adds: 0 MXPX 'm OK, You're OK (A &M) Total Plays: 309, Total Stations: 20, Adds: 4 GOAT Great Life (Ruffhouse/Columbia) Total Plays. 306, Total Stations: 28, Adds: 2 SSTER SOLEL Torch (Universal) Total Plays 289, Total Stations' 30, Adds: 0 CHERRY POPPN' DADDES Brown Derby Jump (Mojo/Universal) Total Plays: 262, Total Stations: 26. Adds: 0 SEMSONC Singing n My Sleep (MCA) - Total Plays: 216. Total Stations: 13. Adds: 3 Songs ranked by total plays TOTAL /NCREASE 1156/452 TOTAL /NCREASE 1011/22 BREAKERS FASTBALL Fire Escape (Hollywood) TOTAL STATONS /ADDS 7517 K'S CHOCE Everything For Free (550 Music) TOTAL STATONS ADDS 62/3 MOST ADDED CHART CHART ARTST TTLE LAB/ a ADDS LOCAL H All The Kids Are Right (sland) 54 DADA California Gold (MCA) 3( EMBRACE All You Good Good People (DGC /Geffen) 2( TOR AMOS Jackie's Strength (Atlantic) 12 KORN Got The Life (mmortauepic) 12 BETTER THAN EZRA One More Murder (Swell7Elektra/EEG) 1( FLYS Got You (Where Want You) (Trauma/Delicious UeM) 1C FASTBALL Fire Escape (Hollywood) GETAWAY PEOPLE Chocolate (Tangerine/Columbia) PEARL JAM n Hiding (Epic) SQURREL NUT ZPPERS Suits Are Picking... (Mammoth) 7 RAMMSTEN "Du Hast" New & (Very) Active New This Week: KNRX WRXQ KTEG and more Y Heavy ' MOST NCREASED ARTST T,TLE LABELS) FASTBALL Fire Escape (Hollywood) KORN Got The Life (mmortauepic) TOR AMOS Jackie's Strength (Atlantic) BETTER THAN EZRA One Mon Murder (541 EVERCLEAR Father Of Mine (Capitol) CREED What's This Life For (Wind -up) EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Save Tonight (Work) DSHWALLA Once n A While (A &M) PEARL JAM n Hiding (Epic) LOCAL H All The Kids Are Right (sland) ARTST '.TLE LABEL1S) HOTTEST RECURRENTS EVERCLEAR Will Buy You A New Life (Capitol) CREED My Own Prison (Wind-up) afff-g) i i i TCTA: p:ay NCREASE +452 +344 +258 +246 +196 +179 +178 +162 +161 +146 GREEN DAY Time Of Your Life (Good Riddance) (Reprise) CHERRY POPPN' DADDES Zoot Suit Riot (Moja/Universal) MARCY PLAYGROUND Sex And Candy (Capitol) FOO FGHTERS My Hero (Roswell/Capitol) DAYS OF THE NEW Touch, Peel, And Stand (Outpost/Geffen) TOR AMOS Spark (Atlantic) EVERCLEAR Everything To Everyone (Capitol) BLNK 182 Dammit (Growing Up) (Cargo/MCA) Breakers: Songs registering 1000 plays or more for the first time. Bullets awarded to songs gaining plays over the previous week. t two songs are tied in number of plays. the song being played on more stations is placed first Most ncreased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week - to.week increases in total plays. Weighted chart appears on R&R ONLNE. We've got YOUR ticket to...the HOTTEST ALTERNATVE MUSC Look for LaLainé s LVE broadcast at the A3 Summit in Boulder August 20-21 WoiefiF wit wilt cutting, quality! 0 ti'rr elu talent agajlettle for your, nj 414 (4WriSgtitsi. All the, latest muaic. new* Rlug dz into the NationatAlternativo AAusik9 14 JONES RADO NETWORK For market exclusivity, call Michael Henderson, Director of Affiliate Sales 303-784 -8700 Sant stock,

The first single from from their debut album breathe the day light sonichrome GONG FOR ADDS 8/10! Produced by Rick Neigher Mixes by Tom Lord -Alge and Jack Joseph -Puig Album mixed by Neal Avron Management: Michael Goldberg for Steve Stewart Management www.sonichrome.com 1998 Capitol Records, nc +'

Fire Escape The next number one single from the breakthrough artist of the year... www.americanradiohistory.com The follow -up to "The Way" tkl for 7 weeks at Modern Rock. From the platinum album "AH Th On ow - Ever where! On Over 80 Stations With 9 New Adds ncluding: 91X KFRR WCYY KZON WWDX WDRE KNRK KBZU KZYR R &R Alternative 26 Breaker

1 ALTERNATVE ACTON August 7, 1998 R &R 125 CßreakThrvu0) Artist THE FLYS TRACK: "GOT YOU (WHERE WANT YOU)" LP: HOLDAY MAN PRODUCER: CHRS GOSS LABEL: DELCOUS VNYUTRAUMA e ssentials: Whoa, dude! One look at the history of Los Angeles' the Flys, and you might wonder if this is a second career for a couple of the members. Orange County, CA- raised brothers Adam (vocals) and Joshua Paskowitz (vocals and rhymes), born into a family of nine kids, have been surfing all their lives - Adam on the pro circuit - following in the footsteps of their dad (who at 78, mind you, still catches a wave every day). The dual -vocalist team dried off long enough, however, to get together with Peter Perdischizzi (guitar), James Book (bass), and Nicky Lucero (drums) to form the Flys, a rock quintet that strives to be "heavy" yet "fresh, fun, and danceable." Judging from the way the single "Got You (Where Want You)" is performing - by now, everyone knows it's on the soundtrack to the teen flick Disturbing Behavior - the Flys are shaping up to be "heavy" players indeed. Artist POV: Perdischizzi on an adrenaline rush (we think): "The band is very action -oriented on and off the stage. t's all about being active." (Oops... did we fail to mention that drummer Lucero likes to jump out of planes for fun?) -Rich Michalowski Asst. Alternative Editor Breakthmu h Artist highlights breaking artists with stung churl nunnentnnr. Smashing Pumpkins "Perfect" (Virgin) Rick Jamie, MD WAQZCincinnati Growing out of the "angry" early '90s, the Smashing Pumpkins have survived through what some bands self- destruct over... success. From Gish to Siamese Dream through Melon and into Adore, this band embodies the quintessential definition of both artists and musicians. The transition of presentation throughout their various projects conjures up images of R.E.M. in their early days, where every album ventured into new territory. Such is "Perfect." n this day of niche programming and formats, here is a track that will not only fit nicely into various formats, but also happens to be a great song. Having strong product makes the job of listening to an overwhelming amount of music fun again... but didn't have to tell you that, did? which, of course, means it will be a huge smash... t was an Rob Zombie scares me - amazing week for sland Records and Local H's "All The Kids Are Right." which was Most Added by a very wide margin, illustrating that when a great rock song comes along, people notice... Two very different- sounding rock -based records fill out the Most Added list. Dada's "California Gold" is a witty and quirky number that will stand out on any playlist (30 adds), while Embrace's "All You Good Good People' may end up being a late- summer anthem (20 adds)... MXPX pulls in some more big markets (WBCN /Boston and 91X /San Diego) to go along with its already strong core of Alternative outlets. A &M must certainly be happy with the retail story the band is delivering at every place it is being played on the radio... Despite requests from Columbia Records for people to wait, Shawn Mullins' goes on the air in Boston (WBCN) and Dallas (KDGE), among others... Speaking of Columbia, don't forget to check out the next Stabbing Westward single and make this band your own...you have to hand it to the format - it certainly is open to giving songs a second chance if the circumstances are right. This is the case with the Crystal Method, With Jim Kerr which will probably chart next week with "Busy Child,' and Sevendust, which is again starting to pick up more airplay at Alternative radio...with all this talk of rock bands, let's not forget that Alternative radio is also all about bands like Ozomatli, who are building a serious story out of the West Coast... heard the new Marilyn Manson over a phone line on Tuesday, and despite the sound limitations, it still -, sounded great enough to be my RECORD OF THE WEEK: Marilyn Manson "The Dope Show" THEY fflg4y G 11111 TS The Brand New Single And Video From "SEVERE TRE DAMAGE in stores 8/11 TOP 10 Phones at Alternative Radio New At: KPNT WLR KWOD WOXY KFMZ EVERE m110 t;, ` :4 MR DAMAGE Mm NCLUDES THE NEW HT SONG "DOC K OUT FOR THE VDEO AVALABLE ON RESTLESS RECORDS EVERYWHERE W W W.7MBG.COM W W W. RESTLESS.COM DAL -A-SONG 718-387 -6962 ` _a Already On: 0101 KZNZ XHRM WENZ KNRX WWCD WEDG WHG KLZR and more U.S. Tour starts in September

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THRD EYE BLND /Jumper PEARL JAMAYahal SMASHNG P MPKNSPafecl BARENMED LADESDne Week FUEL/Shimme CREED/What's this Lee For SEVEN MARY EVERYTHNG/Hooch CMDLEBOXnts ArpM FASTBALL/Fne Escape EVERCLEAR4dmer C Mine HREE/Over Your Shoulder DAYS Q THE NEW/the Down Town SPRUNG MONKEY/GO 'Em Ourla Here FEEDERMrgh DSHWALADnce n A While DAVE MATTHEWS BAND/Stay Wasling Time) OUR LADY PEACE/4am STABBNG WESWARD /Save Yourself GARBMEA Think l'm Peonord MONSTER MAGNET/Space Lord BEASTE LMP BZKTSOUr BOYS/mergalacuc KORN/Cut The Lite MAN SETZER OUCH /Jump Jive M Wai FLYS/Gee You (Where.1 WHY STORE/Do Do QU PEARL JAM/n Hiding PPS 3W LW TW MTET/FTLE 4W 41 41 BARENMED LADES/One Week 37 41 40 40 EVE 6/nWe Out 26 28 38 40 HARVEY DANGER//flagpole Silo 40 39 38 39 MARCY PLAYGROUNDSanl be On 39 25 40 39 LENNY KRAVTZ6ly Away 40 39 38 38 SEMSONC/Cleing Time 35 33 34 34 GOD LVES UNOERWATERFOm Your Mouth 8 10 26 28 GMBMEA Thick 'm Paranoid 25 27 27 28 SMASHNG PUMPKNS/Perfect 16 16 26 27 SEVEN MARY THREEJOsx Your Shoulder - 13 14 27 DSHWALLNOnce n A WON 27 26 26 27 CREED/Mutt Thus Life Pol 27 25 26 27 DAYS OP THE NEW/the Down Town 16 20 18 27 MONSTER MAGNET/Space Lora 17 17 16 26 SPRUNG MONKEY /GM'Em (Ma lene 39 40 26 25 FUEL/Shimmer 25 24 26 24 F00 RGHTERSWáaing After You 14 22 20 22 BEASTE BOYS /ntergalactic - 9 21 BETTER THAN EZRArOne More Murder 18 if FLYS/GOt You (Where 14 15 17 1e EVERYTHNG/Howl,15 15 16 17 KS CHDCE/EverMAnp For Free 15 17 PEARL JAMnn Mdmg 18 17 26 17 BRAN SETTER ORCH'Jump Jive M WaM 16 16 17 17 FEEDER/High 17 15 15 16 THRD EYE BLNDiumpet - - 16 16 FASTBALL/Fire Escape 14 15 14 16 RAGE AGANST. No Sheller 13 15 16 16 EVERGLEAR/Falhen Q Mine - 13 13 f GRANT LEE BUFfALOrtruy.. Truly PLATS W 2W LW TW ARTS/rTLE 40 45 43 47 EVE 6nsde Out 26 25 43 47 JERRY CANTRELLMY Song 26 26 11 46 CRFEDWhal's This Lee For 45 42 47 6 MARCY PUYGROUNDSam Joe On 27 25 30 45 HARVEY DANGER/flagpole Stla 46 46 45 45 SEMSONC Cougp Tame 24 25 28 44 DAYS OF THE NEW/The Down town 21 16 29 39 FEEDER/High 26 25 29 21 SPRUNG MONKEY/Get 'Em Duna Here 25 26 31 29 GUSTER/Nrpon Song 26 24 29 21 EVERYTHNG/Hooch 24 20 27 2e WW LEE BUFFALONrdy Truly 23 17 23 21 CANOCEBOXYS Arpin 19 17 21 26 OUR LADY PEACE/43m 20 15 23 27 RAGE AGANST../No Sheller 19 19 19 21 MONSTER MAGNET/Space Lord - 15 19 22 GOAT/Great Life - 18 22 FLYS/Gol You (Where._) 18 17 19 22 GAABAGEA Hunk 'm Paranoid - 17 21 SMASHNG PUMPKNS /Perfect 22 16 20 21 POSSUM DXOHMOMm0 (lennys 17 15 21 21 GRAVTY KLLSSMing 13 16 28 LENNY KRAVTZ/Fly Away 11 PEARL JAMnn Now 20 16 19 f SEVEN MARY THREE /Over Your Shoulder 22 17 19 19 FAR TOO JONES/As Good AS You 17 15 18 17 EVERCLEARYather 01 Mme 11 METALLCABetlet Than You - - 1 13 KORNGo The Liie 1 DADACarornu Gold PL TS 3w 2w LW TW 40 36 36 37 GOO 900 DOE S'ris 40 36 32 35 SEMSONC /Closing lime 41 34 35 34 FUEL/Shimmer 20 19 33 33 HARVEY DANG RJFlagpole Sma 22 19 23 33 THRD EYE BLND/How's N Going To He 36 33 35 27 BARENAKED LADES /One Week - 22 21 K'S CHOCE/EwMMeg lot Free - 21 20 23 DSHWALLNOMe n A While 24 20 20 22 SPRUNG MONKEY/Get 'Em Ouna Here 23 21 20 22 POSSUM DXONMoldup (lennys 22 21 22 22 SEVEN MARY THREE/Over Your Shoulder 21 21 21 21 SWRL 36011ey Now Now - 21 19 21 PEARL JAMnn Hrng 22 21 21 21 REEL BG PSH/Take On Me 23 20 20 20 EVE 61nSAe OM 19 21 23 26 URGE/Jump Right n 22 22 20 20 SMASHNG PUMPKNS/Perfect 19 21 18 20 TRAGCALLY HP/Poets 17 21 18 20 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND/Slay (Wasing Tune) 18 19 21 28 DAYS Of THE NEW/The Down Town - 20 19 20 CREEDAVMS This LW fa 10 20 14 19 BEASTE BOYS1Mer9aladc 19 19 BRAN SETTER ORCHJJump Jlw M' Wag 10 10 9 if RANCD/Bloodcml 19 17 19 i0 MONSTER MAGNETSpace Lord 19 18 17 17 M NFRA/CO/As s 4 12 14 2 SKNNEE $5/718 15 18 16 14 GOD LVES UNDERWATERmeamange 7 14 18 12 CHERRY POPPN'.. /Brown Derby 3,m0 10 7 8 1 RAGE AGANST. Mo Shelter

.. 128. R &R August 7, 1998 ALTERNATVE NEW MUSC SPECALTY SHOWS Masses Agree: Comp. Kicks! 1500's promo guru Todd Seivers and A &M's Jay Hughen must be doing something right; the For The Masses compilation resurfaces and hits the hot spot again with love and devotion from a mass of reporters, including KXTE/Las Vegas, WBCN/ Boston, and WSFM/Wilmington. Restless' They Might Be Giants "worm" their way to No. 2, thanks to heavy play at KPNT /St. Louis, WBRU/Providence, and WFNX /Boston among others. Nice debut for Almo Sounds /nterscope's Ozomatli, who lands in the top five first week out of the box, and mmortal /Epic's Korn, who hits the chart hard at No. 16. Finally, the panel welcomes KFMA/Tucson's Matt Spry to the Specialty Show family. Record To Watch: Bob Mould. KFMA/Tucson, AZ Test Department Matt Spry Sample Hour: 7-8pm Sunday, July 26 TOR AMOS Jackie's Strength (Atlantic) CRRUS Back On A Mission (Moonshine) FLYS Got You (Where Want You) (Trauma) FNGER ELEVEN Quicksand (Wind -up) TOMMY 16 Racer Boy (GlassNote) GOAT Great Life (Ruffhouse /Columbia) UNNVTED What God Said (Atlantic) PULP The Fear (sland) WARM JETS Future Signs (sland) KORN Got The Life (mmortal/epic) By Rich Michalowski Asst. Alternative. Editor WEOX/Albany, NY Ocawdoad SPECALTY SHOW REPORTERS Sunday 7-10pm e,ambellemley Better Than Etra "One More Mures" Smooths "Farewell' Skinny Snday Part 2" Cull "Love Remo,al. Hoouerphone shake The Disease WOBK/Albany, NY Over The Edge Monday midnight-tam Kea McNamara Raspara the Dee Headboam- Unnvned'WetGod Sad" Ccorpkre Crush 'Surefire Plantas Rare So Fad Again. Deeds "years Cae Go By- WKGBBinghamton, NY n Camino Mgdey10-11:30prn Tlm "BC Boland Girls Agora Boys "Park Avenue- Rage Agwmt The No Shenef JoyDrop'.Beeuwul.. Garbage - -flank m Paranoid" Shows and their Top 5 songs listed alphabetically by market Possum Duon "Holdup (Lenny -s Song)- WBCNBoston, MA Nocturnal Emissions Sunday8.10pm Maus Verve "Sonnet' Embrace "l You Good Good People - arke1n. Watch The ' Pearl Jam "Hard To magné Reel Bp Fish "Take On Me' WFNXBoston, MA First Contact Sunday midnight-tam Charlie Amnesia -Drop Down' Catatona " Mr The Mob Claus -Back On A Mossier" Goat "Gael Lite" Korn -Got The LAC WOXY/Cincinnati, OH 11 OClocit News Tueaday11pm- midnight Dorsey Fyffe Perna Brothers -Clear Spot" BRS-49 "Seven Nights To - Cunure Club " Just Wanru Be Pearl Jam 'Hard To maginé Brandon Cruz "Best Frend- WXEG/Dayton, OH The Edge Split Cycle Swtlay9-1Q30pm Nleneards Verse "Sonnet' Bow Setter. "rump Joe M' War - Bran Serrer.. "You 're The Boss" Goat "Great La' Pearl Jam n Heng- KRBR/Dululh, MN Timbre Sunday Christine "M hine "Don Rammstem "Du HHast" Bran Setzer -Jump Joe M Waa'. Fys "Got You Ware Want l' Pearl Jam 'Hard To magine" Koneda "ti's Alright Baby- WBZF/Florence, SC Marta MetdneShow Monday B-1Opm Foal Dodrw Fys -Got You (Where Want _.)- Possum Door "HOHmg (Lenny' Song)" Better Than Era One More Murder' Eagle-Eye Cherry save Tonight' SMPOSem -Bury You" WEJEFt. Wayne, N New Moak Slow Sunday820-930pn Weasel Everest 'Wet ti's Lde Korn "Got The LAC Laughrrp Usl -Rear" Loaf H "All The Kiss Are.. " Sonehrome "HOay Please- KROO/Los Angeles. CA Rodney On The ROO Sundaymidnight-3am RodneyBirgenheimer Warm Jets -Never Nano Showpony "Chocolate Dries load; But Me Doppegatger 'Gill My Cup" Cataluna Strange Glue' WRXO/Memphis. TN The Eleventh Hour Sunday 11pemidnight John Midget Gamsen Starr "Grounded 2 Shame JS "7T Wank "Never' Foto' Skin -The ROekafeller Skye' They Might Be Gams -Data Wam- KZNZyminneapolis, MN Aurm The Pond Sunday 9-10pm PreeDDrro Drop t Got To Be For Rear Lewis Parker 'Eyes of Dreams' Bat Lueomam 'Everybody's Free Namara Mosh -Bananas Bar' Shad "Gates Ut Steel' W)RGANonmouth -Ocean, NJ Goit Underground Sunday 9pm- midnight Jell Raspe Bro Rnmo Cad Me tip Michael Shelley 'Jigsaw Girr Betas Tan -Postcard" Bob Mould "Vero Was Around, WXDX/Pitsburgh, PA Edge 01 The X SuMry9-11pn Lear/ Diana Bob Mare "Who Was Around, My Velma 'That's How t Feee- Eve 6 "Leech' Boon Setzer 'You're The Boss- Voodoo Glow Skulls "Leh For Dead- n _ KPNT/St. Louis. MO New Music Sunday Sunday 7-9:30pm Les Aaron augning Os' '+dtyculb.. 6vetch Phrces < BR6-a9 Jr s nabn Ben;.e, Aro KXRK/Salt Lake City, UT Now Hear Ms Sunday 9.10pm Sean "Boy Walton" Ziebate Getaway Crdser ire Um Rnel- Sirve Ultrasonic Sound" Strung Dut "(ale- Tommy 16 Pacer Boy - Hooverphone -Club Manepukotto XHRM/San Diego, CA Meaner Swale/ Bernrnidnight Greg Pearsce Dag.'Our Lore Would Be " Phantom Planet 'So Fad Again' Adam Cohen "ouanerback' Jule Plug "n Every Comer - Rasputted -The 011e Headboard' XTRA/San Diego, CA Floorboard Wednesday midnight-tam Action DJ Hilary Snowpory "Easy Way Down Lisa Germano "Tanorrdeng real Deurn S. "Rates Vs kenos Bob Mouth WhoWasAround; Donnas -Hey 19n Gana - KJEE/Santa Barbara, CA Dissonant Tendrils Sriey meddyd John Sdn Neri Herder 'Dont Hale Me - PropelleMads Velvet Pants Rance 'Hoolig r Stang ON Taking For The Word" Edraswap "Back On The Suri TOP 20 ARTSTS Ranked by total number of shows reporting artist. 1. FOR THE MASSES COMPLATON (1500 /A &M) 2. THEY MGHT BE GANTS (Restless) 3. OZOMATL (Almo Sounds /nterscope) 4. CRRUS (Moonshine) 5. LAUGHNG US! (Risk) 6. RANCD (Epitaph) 7. ORGY (Elementree /Reprise) 8. GOAT (Ruffhouse /Columbia) 9. BETTER THAN EZRA (Elektra/EEG) 10. UNNVTED (Atlantic) 11. PEARL JAM (Loose Groove) Airplay ncludes: KRBR, WBCN, WEOX 12. EVERLAST (Tommy Boy) Airplay ncludes: KFMA, KTOZ, WEJE 13. VOODOO GLOW SKULLS (Epitaph) Airplay ncludes: WGMR, WQBK, WSFM 14. LZ PHAR (Matador /Capitol) Airplay ncludes: WQXA, WXEG, WXEX 15. RASPUTNA (Columbia) Airplay ncludes: KHLR, WDST, WFNX For The Masses KHLFVBryan, TX Demure Sunday 8-9pm Brad Ley Swarms "Greeaps Fran Hoovemb e Skb Makpuooro- Mono sbcme' Luscious Jackson Wry Do Lied' Kornaa "RS Angle Baby' WEDGButfalo, NY Over And Beyond Suday 9-10-30pmn Broad Maybe Detienes "Maid The Fur' Voodoo Glow Skule'Left For Dad' Wail lawn Street" Unman Law "Lonesome CN Ban Miser WBTZBudington, Vi Se 94111e Sore Plead Remo 'Cash Culture _ T Swedes 'Kg n Candy' Cornelius 'SW Fads Surf..' Cams -Back On A Msoon- Jack Dag 'Seems SO Toad- WPGU/Champaign, t. Sort Radio Monday 11 pm- müdgtd Pleasant Bey Senrsonr 'Closing Tune Goat "Great LAC Edasvrap -Bai On The Suri They Moght Be Gents "Doctor Warm Haiowbodes "Lela tarp' WXRVGreensboro, NC The Outer Limits Sendey1O-1130pm Jim Browsü Local H "N The Kds Are..' They Mpm Be Gants "Doctor Worm' Goods Tm Not Neoax' Dada takenea Gad" Pt1eWb'Rerla- WOXAHarrisburg, PA The Sunday News Suiryo-lgam BM Hanson Garbage " Think err Paranoid" Seven Mary Three 'Over Your ShouOei Sam Dstatlon 'Bad Luck' Pyre -n Loud' Red Telephone - PuaMa- KNRX/Kansas City, MO tem - Sunday o-pmn 10 n Stan 8 Joel Warm Jets "Never Never' Skyode "Redwacbve- Tannt' 16 "Racer Boy Surlatcer "Trouble" Embrace "Aa You Good Good People- KFTEJLafayette, LA End 01 hewad rria7-11pm Dew "PlandMw' tabbed Sertewnoc -Secret Sink' N'Dea Davergon "CH Man - Llrmda Whaors'Joy" Laughing Us, Gan DY PaMna Mosts 'Bananas Bai KNRK/Portland, OR 0oSu Jaime Cooley Air -Keay Watch The Bader " Cant See Why- Pashsane -Bg Wheel' Prpallerheads -Vetoes Pares" Spec cle 'SargarnR' WDST/Poughkeepsie, NY ladle Flux Thursday10-11pm JasnHaberseat Hovercraft "Wioperda- Violent Green sparrow" Amnesia "Drop Down' NOD( Lary Tram' Raspulra -T1e Dee HeOSDOSt - WBRU/Providence, R Be eating And Erdaing Wednesday midnight -2am Seth They Might Be Gares -Doctor Worm - Propellerteads Veel Paint Unlrmted'WN God Sad' Emre Grynn 'Summand" Corms "lack On A Msoon' WXEX/Providence, R Howe Drams Musk Tuesday 11pmmidneed Ada Allen LO Plat 'Poyester Bode" They Might Be Gents 'Doctor Warn" Failure "Espy The Silence" Bob Moue Who Was Around' Enerlast'Wet er's Lik- KTOZ/Springfield, MO Test Site m Sunder imonni Sbnnee J5 "718- Pestscme 'Bp Wheel' Omlatll 'Corre Ves' Stretch Process 'Sorry- Shone Ntbe d sarebnes n nets' WGMR/State College, PA Now Hear Thls Sunday ' erst- midnight Reggie Caatone'Rad Rage" Grand Street Cryes "Push Ease Nock Heyward Stars n etw Eyes' Passteens Od Go The While_' Sureatcher `Trouble" WXSR/rallahassee, R. 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MARKET #24 KNK/Portland, OR 15031 226-5080 Constantlne/GarlOtk AR1101Tl11F W tw LW OU 5 25 7 25 DAVE MATTHEW BAND /Stay (Wasting Time 2 25 20 25 ERC CLAPTONP0Orim 0 25 17 25 GRANT LEE BUFFALO/Truly Truy 25 18 2 NEL FNNSÍnne 1 0 10 19 2 PATTY GRFFN/One Bg Love 5 25 19 2 SHAWN COLVNAMwn The Rainbow. 0 10 8 1 COWBOY JUNK( Stones From Our Home 1 13 10 10 JOHN FDGERYPremanibon 3 10 9 1 WLLAM TOPLEYSyamore Street 5 25 7 1 AGENTS O GOOD RXOT8/Upspm 9 9 6 BETH ORON/Besl BO 1 12 7 1 BONNE RATTNne Beol Away O,m:1 9 5 1 CHERRY POPPN. /Brown 0 10 8 1 CPR/Morrison 3 12-1 FASTBALLRhe Way 9 10 5 1 GOO G00 DOLLSEs 10 8 1 KEW MO'n Was Wrong 2 9 7 1 LENNY KFAWTZ/ You Can't Say 8 10 7 1 LTTLE FEAT/Loco MMNes 0 9 5 1 LUCNDA WLLAMSMph n Time 9 9 7 1 MARC COHN/Lost You n 5 1 MORCHEEBAPan O The Process 7 1 NATALE MERCHANT/Break Your Heart 10 7 1 OLU DARAYour Lops 13 12 7 1 SARAH MCLACHLANMia 8 10 8 1 SONA DADNZachary 11 TO 6 1 WHY STORE/When You're HO - 4 BLLY BRAGG d WLCO/California Stars BEC RUNGASway - 4 6 BONNE RATTSpn O Love PLATS (9as1- W 2W LW TW J ARTSTRTLE MARKET 034 WKOC/Nortolk (757) 640-8500 Williams 3 33 33 32 COWBOY JUNKES/Miles from Our Home 2 32 31 32 SMASHNG PUMPKNS/Perfect 2 32 31 32 GRANT LEE 8 HALO/Truly. Truy 2 32 29 32 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND /stay (Wasting Lm, 32 32 33 32 NATALE MER HANTMind 8 Generous 33 33 34 31 EVERYTHNG/Hooch 31 31 33 31 BARENAKED LADESOne Week. 25 25 26 31 EAGLE-EYE CHERRY /Save Tonight 13 23 33 30 PATTY GRFFN/One Bp LOW 2 22 22 27 FASTBALL/The Way 4 25 HEX L OWBODES/Linle King 4 14 24 24 AGENTS OF GOOD ROOTSNpspin 2 32 32 23 G00 G00 DOLLS/rrs 4 24 25 23 ALANS MORSS(TTE/Uninvded 3 23 24 23 BRM SETER ORCH/Jump Jere M Wad 3 13 10 23 NATALE MBRUGLMOon 9 30 33 22 MATCHBOX 20MeA World 9 19 22 22 ALMA DAVS/Crary 21 22 BONNE RATTOne Wet Away - 18 22 000 FGHTEBSWakinç After You 0 20 23 21 TOR AMOSSpar 21 BO RTMOLa1 Me Up. 3 23 19 20 PEARL JAM ehbm 9 9 10 14 LUCNDA WLLAMS/RM n Tome 3 13 11 13 SMASH MOUTVWAUn On The Sun 1 71 21 11 MARCY PLAYGROUND /Sea AM Candi 00 20 9 CHERRY 00001W -Rad Suit Mol e6 11 U SFMSDNC/GOSirp Time 9 10 SARAH MCLACHLAN/Ada - 3 7 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND/Don't Onk. PUYE 107.5 the end. 2W 2W LW 1 36 36 3B 36 34 35 38 35 25 33 31 35 TE 14 35 34 28 32 33 33-14 36 33 26 23 31 31 34 33 38 29 - - 14 19 13 18 7 17 12 18 23 17 19 17 21 18 18 17 11 12 10 17 9 12 15 14 15 9 17 14 / 19 17 11 16 15 15 14 24 13 14 9 6 9 13 6 6 7 9 12 10 11 9 At..,1.11 VARENAKE D MARKET 635 KENZ/Salt Lake City (8011 485-6100 JonesCasunl ADE Mine Week WALLFLOWERS/Heroes SMASH MOUTWCant Get Enough... DAVE MATTHEWS BAND/Stay ALANA DAVS/Crary (Wasting Tome) BRAN SETZWR ORCH /Jump Jive An Wad EVE 6MSide Out GOO G00 DOLLSre FASTBALL/Fire Escape GOAT /Goal Ede HOWARD JONES/tomorrow s Noe. CURE/World n My Eyes SEMSONC/Closirp Tome LENNY KRAVTZ/Ey Away ANGGON51ow On The Sahara HARVEY DANGER/Flagpole Sma SXPENCE..ALSs Me EVERYTHNG/Hooch SEVEN MARY THREE/Over Your Shoulder SMASHNG PUMPKNSPerlecl GRANT LEE BUFFALO/Truly. Truly NATALE MBRUGLMHishirp Was There SWRL 3601101 Now Now NATALE MERCHANT /Kind d Generous FUEL/Shimmer MARKET #37 WTS /ndianapolis (812) 332-3366 Anton/McCollister RAYS AFE18TmT1E OW 2W LW 1w 14 14 14 23 COWBOY JUNKESMes From Our Home 24 25 21 23 BARENAKED LADES /One Week 19 21 24 23 JOHN FOGERTY/Premondron 14 23 23 23 GRANT EE BUFFALWruty truly 24 23 24 22 G00 G00 DOLLS/hrs 22 24 23 22 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND51ay (Wasting Time) 9 22 19 20 PAGE/PLMT5hlvirp n The Light 12 13 15 l SEMSONC/Cosin1 Time 9 11 14 FASTBALL/EOe Escape 24 14 13 11 EVERYTHNG/Hooch 14 14 12 U EDWN MCCAN' 8e 14 15 13 14 PATTY GRFFNOne Big low 7 11 13 14 EAGLE EYE CHERRYSave Tonight 14 13 14 14 WHY STORE/Wnen You re Hob 16 U 13 U EVERCLEARA WW Buy YOU 11 12 13 13 BRM SETZER ORCH /Jump Ave An Wad 29 23 24 13 NATALE MERCHANT/Kind 8 Generous - 12 11 13 SEVEN MARY THREE/Over Your Shoulder 11 11 13 13 SMASHNG PUMPKNSPerled 14 13 14 13 F00 FGHERSArdeon0 Mel You 14 13 14 12 ERC CLAPON/Plgnm 14 13 13 12 BONNE RATTSpO 01 Love 9 13 14 12 SONA DADNZachary 10 13 13 11 SCOTT THOMAS BAND/Black Valentine 13 13 14 11 AMA DAVS/Cony 10 12 13 11 RUDDY GUY TM LANGMidnignl Train 11 11 NEL FNN/Sinner 11 KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERO'Somehow 9 10 11 11 AGENTS O GOOD ROOTS/UPspm 9 10 10 10 STORWLLE/8am Wnhout You

Was 3W 2w LW 1W ARTST TTLE LABELS) ADULT ALTERNATVE TRACKS AUGUST 7, 1998 TOTAL TOTAL TW LW 2W 3W STATONS/ADDS BREAKERS No Songs Qualified For Breaker Status This Week 1 1 1 0 4 2 2 0 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Stay (Wasting Time) (RCA) GRANT LEE BUFFALO Truly, Truly (Slash/WB) BARENAKED LADES One Week (Reprise) 0 BRAN SETZER ORCHESTRA Jump Jive An' Wail (nterscope) s 4 3 11 10 8 3 9 7 3 9 7 4 7 6 GOO GOO DOLLS ris (Warner Sunset/Reprise) 0 PATTY GRFFN One Big Love (A &M) 0 EVERYTHNG Hooch (Blackbird/Sire) 6 8 6 8 5 9 8 JOHN FOGERTY Premonition (Reprise) 0 COWBOY JUNKES Miles From Our Home (Geffen) 2 5 10 p NATALE MERCHANT Kind & Generous ( Elektra/EEG) 20 12 11 m EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Save Tonight (Work) 22 14 14 NEL FNN Sinner (Work) 14 13 12 AGENTS OF GOOD ROOTS Upspin (RCA) 17 18 a15_ O MARC COHN Lost You n The Canyon (Atlantic) 24 19 37 - SMASHNG PUMPKNS Perfect (Virgin) 21 20 15 0 LUCNDA WLLAMS Right n Time (Mercury) 16 17 13 F00 FGHTERS Walking After You (Elektra/Roswell/Capitol) 25 21 19 Q BONNE RATT Spit Of Love (Capitol) 10 11 18 19 SEMSONC Closing Time (MCA) 19 15 20 20 SCOTT THOMAS BAND Black Valentine (Elektra/EEG) 12 16 21 21 MATCHBOX 20 Real World (Lava/Atlantic) - - 23 WLLAM TOPLEY Wake Up (Your Dream Sounds...) (Mercury) - 26 22 SONA DADA Zachary (Capricorn/Mercury) - 29 26 STORYVLLE Born Without You (Atlantic) - 28 27 WHY STORE When You're High (Way Cool Music /MCA) 26 24 24 SHAWN COLVN When The Rainbow Comes (Columbia) 15 22 25 FASTBALL The Way (Hollywood) - 30 2a m SMASH MOUTH Can't Get Enough Of You Baby ( Elektra/EEG) id E B NATALE MERCHANT Break Your Heart (Elektra/EEG) [D E B U T) FASTBALL Fire Escape (Hollywood) 757 733 729 780 37/0 688 664 622 586 34/0 664 637 584 559 31/0 555 476 372 364 33/0 513 583 611 649 23/0 500 477 446 447 32/0 497 489 474 490 27/0 494 506 523 495 29/0 487 465 462 469 31/0 398 461 531 663 22/0 389 329 308 259 29/1 342 306 291 247 28/2 334 318 302 278 25/0 319 302 272 269 25/0 318 293 264 230 25/2 311 305 256 252 24/0 306 311 274 273 20/1 291 283 251 218 24/0 285 291 309 373 16/0 264 279 278 268 24/1 254 269 277 356 11/1 244 211 171 158 20/0 241 217 196 168 26/1 231 211 211 215 20/0 210 199 188 179 20/1 200 189 191 181 20/0 199 209 247 278 10/0 196 189 182 170 8/0 195 141 84 44 20/2 193 116 44 21 22/4 This chart reflects airplay from July 27- August 2. Songs ranked by.total plays. Highlighted songs indicate Breaker. 39 Adult Alternative reporters. 39 current playlists. 1998, R &R nc. BLLY BRAGG & WLCO California Stars ( Elektra/EEG) Total Plays: 185, Total Stations: 16, Adds: 0 HEATHER NOVA London Rain (Nothing Heals...) (Big CaVWork) Total Plays: 163, Total Stations: 18, Adds: 2 ERC CLAPTON Pilgrim (Duck/Reprise) Total Plays: 157. Total Stations: 13, Adds: 1 KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD Somehow... (Revolution/Reprise) Total Plays: 149. Total Stations: 13. Adds: 0 TRAGCALLY HP Poets (Sire) Total Plays: 124. Total Stations: 19, Adds: 3 JEFFREY GANES Right My Wrong (Rykodisc) Total Plays: 100, Total Stations: 12, Adds: 0 Tom Arico NEW & ACTVE SNEAD LOHAN No Mermaid (Grapevine / nterscope) Total Plays: 92, Total Stations: 13, Adds: 2 TOR AMOS Jackie's Strength (Atlantic) Total Plays: 88. Total Stations: 13, Adds: 2 TRAN Free (Aware) Total Plays: 87, Total Stations: 14, Adds: 1 JMME VAUGHAN Like A King (Epic) Total Plays: 84. Total Stations: 8, Adds: 0 Songs ranked by total plays ARTST TTLE LABELS MOST ADDED KEB' MO' Was Wrong (550 Music) DADA California Gold (MCA) SUSAN TEDESCH t Hurt So Bad (Tone Cool) RANDALL BRAMBLETT Shining... (Capricorn/Mercury) HARVEY DANGER Flagpole Sitta (Slash/London/sland) FRANCS DUNNERY Riding On The Back (Razor & Tie) FASTBALL Fire Escape (Hollywood) MCHELLE LEWS Nowhere And Everywhere (Giant/WB) LZ PHAR Polyester Bride (Matador /Capitol) SQURREL NUT ZPPERS Suits Are Picking... (Mammoth) TRAGCALLY HP Poets (Sire) MOST NCREASED ADDS PLAY ARTST TTEL _4EEL,S. urge BRAN SE LEH ORCHESTRA Jump Jile M' Wai (nterscope) +79 FASTBALL Fire Escape (Hollywood) +77 SNEAD LOHAN No Mermaid (Grapevine/nterscope) +68 KEB' MO' Wrong (550 Music) +64 EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Save Tonight (Work) +60 NATALE MERCHANT Break Your Heart ( Elektra/EEG) +54 MCHELLE LEWS Nowhere And Everywhere (GianVWB) +53 SOURREL NUT ZPPERS Suits Are Picking... (Mammoth) +48 TOR AMOS Jackie's Strength (Atlantic) +43 TRAGCALLY HP Poets (Sire) +41 Breakers: Songs registering 250 plays or more for the firs time. Bullets awarded to songs gaining plays over the previous week. N two songs are tied n number of plays, the song being played on more stations is placed first. Most ncreased Plays lists the songs with the greatest week- to-week ncreases n total plays. Weighted chart appears on R &R ONLNE. "The Preacher" 13 9 9 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 The first single from The Preacher Northwind Records www.tomarico.com

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O www.americanradiohistory.com ' 132 ADULT ALTERNATVE ALBUMS 3W 2W LW 1W ARTST TTLE LABEL(S) 1 o DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Before These... (RCA) 839 4 3 GRANT LEE BUFFALO Jubilee (Slash/WB) 692 5 5 BARENAKED LADES Stunt (Reprise) 691 AUGUST 7, 1998 2 2 1 2 SOUNDTRACK City Of Angels (Warner Sunset/Reprise) 635 3 4 5 5 NATALE MERCHANT Ophelia ( Elektra/EEG) 596 0 14 12 10 BRAN SETZER ORCHESTRA The Dirty Boogie (nterscope) 560 6 6 6 7 JOHN FOGERTY Premonition (Reprise) 530 11 9 7 Q PATTY GRFFN Flaming Red (A &M) 515 9 10 8 Q BONNE RATT Fundamental (Capitol) 513 7 7 9 m EVERYTHNG Supernatural (Blackbird/Sire) 497 10 8 11 0 COWBOY JUNKES Miles From Our Home (Geffen) 494 15 13 12 SMASHNG PUMPKNS Adore (Virgin) 401 19 20 19 FASTBALL All The Pain Money Can Buy (Hollywood) 392 e 25 19 17 C EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Desireless (Work) 389 21 18 18 NEL FNN Try Whistling This (Work) 371 0 17 15 14 MARC COHN Burning The Daze (Atlantic) 365 20 a 21 15 LUCNDA WLLAMS Car Wheels On A Gravel Road (Mercury) 364 0 18 17 16 AGENTS OF GOOD ROOTS One By One (RCA) 351 8 11 13 19 ERC CLAPTON Pilgrim (Duck/Reprise) 342 13 16 22 m SEMSONC Feeling Strangely Fine (MCA) 311 22 24 20 21 F00 FGHTERS The Colour And The Shape (RoswellCapitol) 306 27 25 26 SOUNDTRACK Armageddon (Columbia) 289 12 14 21 22 MATCHBOX 20 Yourself Or Someone Like You (Lava/Atlantic) 285 16 22 23 21 NATALE MBRUGLA Left Of The Middle (RCA) 266 24 23 24 2: SCOTT THOMAS BAND California (Elektra/EEG) 264 29 26 25 el SONA DADA My Secret Life (Capricorn/Mercury) 263 27 WLLAM TOPLEY Mixed Blessing (Mercury) 259 KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD Trouble s (Revolution/Reprise) 245 29 a STORYVLLE Dog Years (Atlantic) 210 30 28 m 29 30 m WHY STORE Two Beasts (Way Cool Music/MCA) 203 TOTAL O AYS +23 +28 +23-76 -11 +75-14 +22 +24 +8 +11 +14 +67 +60 +46 +18 +20 +15-13 "Stay" (757) "Truly" (688) "Week" (664) "ris" (513) "Generous"(398) "Jump" (555) EMPHASS TRACKS () "Drink" (38) "Testimony" (4) "Light" (15) "Uninvited" (122) "Break" (195) "Boss" (3) "Premonition" (494) "Swamp" (13) "Big" (500) `Change" (13) "Spit" (291) "Belief" (176) "Hooch" (497) "Miles" (487) Perfect" (318) "Way" (199) "Save" (389) "Sinner" (342) Canyon (319) "Right" (311) " Upspin' (334) "Pilgrim" (157) +4 "Closing" (285) -5 "Walking" (306) +47 "Rainbow" (231) -23 "Real" (254) -20 "Wishing" (158) -15 "Valentine" (264) +20 "Zachary" (241) +35 "Wake" (244) +29 "Somehow" (149) +11 "Bom'r (210) "Guitar" (4) "Adore- (44) "Fire" (193) "Have" (25) "Already' (33) "Let" (30) "Smiling" (17) "Gone" (124) "Never" (26) "Miss" (58) "Sam" (27) "Torn" (105) "Don't" (16) "Sycamore" (13) "Blue" (96) +10 "High" (200) " Bumout" (3) MOST ADDED ARTST TTLE LABEL(S) ADDS KEB' MO' Slow Down (550 Music) 13 DADA Dada (MCA) 9 SUSAN TEDESCH Just Won't Burn (Tone Cool) 7 RANDALL BRAMBLETT See Through Me (Capricorn/Mercury) 4 HARVEY DANGER Where Have All... (Slash/London/sland) 4 FASTBALL All The Pain Money Can Buy (Hollywood) 3 MCHELLE LEWS Little Leviathan (Giant4NB) 3 LZ PHAR Whitechocolatespaceegg (Matador /Capitol) 3 SQURREL NUT ZPPERS Perennial Favorites (Mammoth) 3 TRAGCALLY HP Phantom Power (Sire) 3 MOST NCREASED ARTST TTLE LABEL(S) BRAN SETZER ORCHESTRA The Dirty Boogie (ntrscope) SNEAD LOHAN No Mermaid (Grapevine/nterscope) FASTBALL All The Pain Money Can Buy (Hollywood) KEB' MO' Slow Down (550 Music) EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Desireless (Work) MCHELLE LEWS Little Leviathan (Giant/WB) SQURREL NUT ZPPERS Perennial Favorites (Mammoth) SOUNDTRACK Armageddon (Columbia) NEL FNN Try Whistling This (Work) TRAGCALLY HP Phantom Power (Sire) TOTAL NCREASE +75 +68 47 Y64 +60 +53 +48 +47 +46 +41 This chart reflects airplay from July 27- August 2. Albums ranked by total plays, with plays from all cuts from an album combined 39 Adult Alternative reporters. 39 current playlists. 1998, R&R nc. REPORTERS Stations and their adds by track listed alphabetically by market WXLE/Alha NY ray, PO Neil Hunter l'nh MCFt1.1 LEWS -Nowhere SMASHNG PUMPKNS " Perseci' HARM Y DANGER'Flaypole' KGSR/Auslin, TX PD. Jody Oen1erg MO'. One Castle 16 t6 KEB' MO' Wronp" '4 SQURREL MET ZPPERS "Sods" JOSH ROUSE "Nebraska" JOHN MARON "Glory" JEFF BLACK ' &rmnlghem" WRNRBattimore. MD Osman Eime [mime!rom GOOD HOMES "tree- '.' BLLY BRAGG 8 WLCO "Niece SUSAN tedeschl 'Hurt' DONNA THE BUFFALO "F Unky MORCHEEBA "Process' JUNOR BROWN "Freedom" GREY EYE GLANCES 'Better- KFXJBoise, D PO Kevin welch MO Carl ScheW',,RAN 1ree 1 HEATHER NOVA 'OMOn" LZ PRAA "POlyater" SUSAN TEDESCH 'Hu, FRANCS DUNNERY "Rio,J WBOS/Boston, MA PD MO George Taylor Morns ChM Nash GARY JOLS 'Greetings KEB MO "Wrong" SUSAN TEDESCH "Hurt LENNY KRANTZ "Fry' WXRV/Boston, MA P0. Joann Doody MD: Mike M.laney 5 RAGG ly HP "Poets 2 NEW MO' 'Wrong" 2 BC PUNGA'Sway' FASTBALL -Fire- 1 BARENANED LADES "Don. WNCSBurlinplon, YT P c xaak.r me M : Jody Pron. PAR KELLY 'lover" PAUL KELLY -Gravy' PAUL N V 'Kiss" SUSAN TEDESCH 'Hu,' DADA NEW MO' 'Wrong" "Wmrp" WMVY/Cape Cod, MA P0MD Barbara Rao. SUSAN EUf St;Hl 'HUn FASTBALL lire" FRANCS ORNERY "Riding" WD00 Chattanao g a. TN UM PO Danny oward Chris Adams G,AWAY it UP 'amr.m. HARVEY DANGER -Flagpole ALROSMTH "Kind' WXRT Chico g o. L VP/Programming Norm Winer MD. Petty Martin No Adds KBXR/Columbia, MO OM MGhaei Perry PO/NO: Dan -Koster- Feighem LZ PARR PONeste, SCOTT THOMAS HARD Velenn'" KKZN/Dallas, TX PO: Joel paler NEL FNN -Sinner SHAWN CAUL [NS "umbf KBCO/Denver, CO P0: Dan Meson WO abeeb 6 CLAPTON MATCHBOX MATCNBO %20'Ral' -Real' SMASHNG PUMPKNS 'Pone,; NEB' MO -Wrong' KXPK/Deiver, CO menm PD Scoff Strong MD. Eric Schmldl BG BAD VOODOO DADDY - Bottle HARVEY OANC..FR "Flagpole' CDR/Detroil. M PO Wendy Dun 610 Jerry Mason WTR MD Rren Anton ntllanapolis. N Mona Me Ca'ilistei NEP DADA M Cal. a.na WMMM/Madison, W P0. poi G,lapher MO Tom Teener KORS/Minneapolis, MN 061,90 Owe Hamilton App MO Reed E DM >. Andy Bloom PO to fen Mast esn n APDMC M. WW inneapqlis. MN WZEW/Mobile, AL OM Tim Rose MD Alen CN re NA!Ar f DADA : APrON -Pilgrim' MERCHANT "Break' CaMOrma" STORYVLLE "Born - KPG/Mofderey, CA POMD -- Laura Hopper 18 JUNOR BROWN stupid 8 RAUWWAH L BJT 71r,TMgan 7 REVEREND BLLY WRTZ'Lawri 6 SQURREL NUT ZPPERS "Suds" 5 TNY TOWN 'Sorry' 5 OLU DARA'Okra' WRLT/NasMe, TN PO: Jar Creasman APMD: Keith Cps J SEMSONC 'Never" BETTER THAN EZRA'Murder- JOHN HAii'WV!' SEVEN MARY THREE 'Shoulder' FASTBALL -Elm' WKOC/Norfolk, VA POMU Holly Williams WXPN race lanelphia, PA Brea Banes OM/P13 Bran 26 SQURREL NU. ZPPERS 'Suds' 4 GRANT MNTAO- TasblrnN D MAVERCKS Damé 3 BELA FLED( "Country" WfPWHiadekrtia.PAtmi) DADA JENNFER KMBALL Ong TNY TOWN 'Sony" JOHN HATT "EN. SUSAN TEDESCH "Hurt" PERMCE BROTHERS 'Overtone' WCLZ/?OrUand, ME PO'. Brian %mete MD: Bob Angell RUFUS WANRGH -April NEB' MD "Wrong' DOUGLAS SEPTEMBER "Protd' SEMSONC'Singrng' FRANCS DUNNERY )grog' BALA RAMBLE-TT lemlymi' DADA "Gldornú RENOVATORS 'Try' LYNN DELVES "Mmhy' NED MASSEY'Smader' RUSTC OVERTONES -Check' MARY CUTRUFELLO 1W KNK/PUBBaM DN PO: Manic embalm APoMD: Nita Ceele11 f00 FGHTERS YlaWUlg" SUSAN TEDESCH -Hurl" arsfavn 1MOOe.e no, NY PD: Y Van DM JUNOR BROWN "Stood _ NOB KEN MO' SONS 0 'NOwheré -Mons- CHaugh' N "freedom' sundocs'langn' ANGELA STREH 'loose- RYl1WL BRNCLETT lime/we' BETTER THAN EZRA "Murder POPE CHUBBY -lore' WVRV/St. Louis, MO PO Moe Pichler NO. David Myers No A: R KENZ) s, ak Lake City, UT PO Bruce Jones APOMO. Dom Casual t9 GOAT -creal all. KXST /SOf DMin, CA PDT: Don 1b Apps KFOG/San Francisco, CA PD: Peel 6rsoM APOORD: BN Ewa LUCNDA WLLAMS -Eel' KOTR/San Luis Obispo. CA p0. Drew Ross MD: Dean Kellen 8 DADA "GMOrni' B SNEAD LORAN "Mermaid 4 SURFERS'Slave- KM/Santa Barbara, CA NO:S Pmy.: OMh Royer MD: OWNS saw, Z ROT STEWART -Cpareites' DSHWALLA 'Once" KBAC/Santa Fe. NM PO ra Gordon DADA -Calno,nia KEB' MO' "Wrong- JENNFER KMBALL long SUSAN TEDESCH 'Hurt- LZ PHAR 'Polyester' FRANCS OUNNE RY -Rm..; CPR "Corning- KRSH/Santa Rosa, CA PO: Zoe lent MD. Bill Boater, LENNY KRAVTZ "fty' 6 SOUL ASYLUM 'Close 5 DADA NOVA 'London" ORA'GlS TORT AMOS'Jaelue's- TRAGCALLY HP 'Paste' SNEAD LORAN'MerreaKf R^MiLL BW.gdEn BriTgMn" BOX SET "Moment- 0 KMTT/Seattle, OM Chita Maya APO Jason Paher MD: O.. Carbon WA 2 iragicav HP -Poets- 1 KEB' MO "Wrong' BARENAKED LADES 'Done KAEP/Spokane, WA PDMO Haley Jones, A,L r E C,.i hn, i 1 SNN MANY rhrll 'Jwgc ' HARM Y DANGER Hay,. WRNX/Springtield, MA OM 39 Total Reporters 39 Current Reporters 39 Current PlaylÍe,e Tom Dams Dryc Wtebbin 610 Bran Stebbins 6 DADA "Zachary- n Kr Kf P MO 'Wrong BC RUNGA "Sway' EAST BAL fire' MCHELLE LEWS'NOwnere' ADAM ADAM COHEN - Quartei WHPT/rampa. FL PD. Dhee1 041k MD' Oil Scanner NATALE MERCHANT -Brno. "t Hutt So Bad the new single from Susan Tedeschi You Can't Deny A Hit» Top phones at KMTT 8/13 Madison, W show SOLD OUT in advance On tour now with Jonnv Lang & Budd- Guy Fresh Adds: KNK WBOS WXPN WRNR WRNX KFXJ WMVY WNCS KBAC TONE COOL RECORDS

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EOE EAST Promotion Director for Heritage Rocker, plus AM News/Talk network. TAR. Glenn Stewart, WGR, 400 Stark Lane, Manchester, NH 03105 EOE (8/7) News Director/Morning Side sought br CHA/Cotrtry rumba T&R: Fred Caruso. WFTNANSCY. Bec 941, Franklin. NH 03235 EOE (8/7) WRVE- Building pool of Adun Communicators/Production talent Excellent work environment. TBP: Randy McCarten, 1 Washington Square, Albany, NY 12205 EOE (8/7) MDDAYS /APD Market leading AC seeks midday air talent /APD. Can you relate to our 35-44 year -old female audience and maintain a 25 share? Do you have strong communication and computer skills? Are you experienced in production and personal appearances? f so, we want to hear from you! Rush your tape and resume to: Steve Peck, PD, WSRS, Box 961, West Side Station, Worcester, MA 01612. Fax 508-757-1779. EOE CLASSC NGHTS N NEW ENGLAND s your night show a compelling mix of listener phones, crazy production, music driven features and off center attitude that can conquer prime time TV and nternet surfing? f you're ready to bring your show to the leading classic rock station in Springfield/ Hartford, we should talk. Send your stuff to: Jon Robbins Rock 102, 45 Fisher Avenue, East jongmeadow, MA 01028. Saga Communications is an Equal Opportunity Employer dedicated to diversity. OPENNGS Major Urban Broadcast Group is looking for dynamic morning show personality to take top -five urban AC to number one! Must be a team player and community involved! f you have the energy and proven track record, rush your tape and resume so we can get you on air! Top twenty market, equal opportunity employer. Radio & Records, 10100 Santa Monica Blvd., #643, 5th Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE MORNNG HOST Morning drive at New England country giant. Need new leader for our heritage morning show. Work with a legendary sidekick. Must be topical, entertaining, excellent phones, production, and appearances. Two signals reach four states and parts of Canada. f you're dedicated to winning while having fun, rush T &R plus what you think makes a great morning show to: Mark Ericson, WOKQ/ WPKQ, P.O. Box 576 Dover, NH 03821-0576. EOE tiyolia 9Z5 ì.mrf mer m v & Country F vorrtnr 50,000 WATTS FM MORNNGS: GOT HER... NEED HM She's hip, clever, funny, a hard worker, into it, friendly, and wants to win big time. Now, we need her male counterpart. s that you? Send a resume and tape that shows your creativity and ability to get the most out of everyone in the room. Bonus points if we hear more that chitchat and phone topics. Radio & Records, 10100 Santa Monica Blvd., #636, 5th Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE SOUTH Harrisonburg Virginia: News reporter /anchor with top rated station WSVA. TAR. Frank Will, WSVA, Box 752, Harrisonburg, VA 22801 EOE (8/7) 97.3 The Dawg Lafayette LA. Nightstar sought now TBR: Dick Trickle. KMDL. Box 62630, Lafayette, LA 70506 EOE (8/7) BCBN seeks PD's drive -time AT Classic Rock/Aaernative /CHR formats Digital experience a plus. TBR: Attn VP 88, Sanchez AVE, Ormond Beach, FL 32174 EOE (8/7) Charlotte ADM Country station has future positons availade. All shifts. TAR: Greg Ryan, WKVS. Box 1678, Lenoir, NC 28645. No Calls. EOE (8/7) Top -50 combo seeking Production Director.This position requires experience as a production director, a strong voice, excellent writing skills, good organizational skills & have a strong knowledge of digital editing. Are you ready to take charge of our department? f so, get your production samples and resume to us immediately. Radio & Records, 10100 Santa Monica Blvd., #641, Sth Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE www.rronline.com OPENNGS Looking for morning talk star. Medium market AM talk station seeks talk ph) who "gets it" and can relate to a thirty - something male. T&R to Silver Broadcast Consultants, 626 Romano Ave.. Orlando, FL 32807. EOE. S"TAR*94`M ATLANTA Now's your chance! First full -time opening in years! Seeking overnight/swing personality - must be energetic, self- motivated, and possess a positive attitude. Join the winning team at this legendary station in America's greatest city! Send T &R to: Dan Bowen, Program director. Star 94, WSTR, 3350 Peachtree Road. NE. Suite 1800, Atlanta, GA 30326. Jefferson -Pilot Communications and WSTR -FM 94.1 Radio is an equal opportunity employer. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. MDWEST WFWWKXA Findlay seeks professional news anchor. News gathering. wrang, presentation skills a must. T8 R: Tom Sheldon, Box 1507, Findlay. OH 45839-1507 EOE (8/7) WOCY seeks MD/morning AT for Hot AC format. TAR. Steve Boll. WOCY. 510 Maine St., Quincy, L 62306 EOE (8/7) Cincinnati Smooth Jazz seeks afternoon announcer. T8R PD, WVAE, 250 West Court Street, Ste, 300E, Cincinnati, OH 45202 EOE (8/7) News/Talk/Country/AOR seeks News Director to lead four person News /Farm team. TAR: WGL /WAAG /WLSR, Roger Lundeen, 154 E. Simmons St.. Galesburg, L 61401 EOE (8/7) WKKG -FM seeks its next morning superstar. Excellent corn - pensahon package. T &R. Scott Michaels, White River Broadcasting. Box 1789. Columbus. N 47202 EOE (8/7) "THE BOOK" means changes, activity, opportunities. 0 URGENT need for PDs, news and jocks at 1 all levels. Most openings in Country, AC, CHR and Oldies. We find jobs and have stations in need of talent now. Don't wait another day. Call us for free information.... m.an. mi. war ii w-- N >_Mff 0 (407) 977 2900 a -r a - -a sra n lot Country in Tulsa looking for-mornings & nites. Must have personality, be great on the phones, and detail oriented. Send T &R to: KCK 99, Attention Brad, P.O. Box 52548, Tulsa, OK 74152. EEO. B -Rock 94.9 Alpena & 103.3 Tawas City, Michigan. NE Michigan's Classic Rock stations looking for an experienced morning personality. Send tape and resume to: John Carroll, P.O. Box 549 Tawas City, M 48764. EOE 517-362 -3417. Top -rated CHR smack dab in between Chicago and Rockford has an immediate opening for an afternoon AT with creative.production and an adult personality. Call Ryan Gatenhy at (815) 758-8686 and/ or send T &R to WDEK, P.O. Box 448, DeKaib, L 60115. EOE

134 R &R August 7, 1998 OPPORTUNTES OPENNGS OPENNGS OPENNGS OPENNGS PROGRAM DRECTOR 99.7KY -Re- energized and reborn into a dominant 25-54 leader in Kansas City. We want a PD who can take us even higher. This great rocker needs a promotionally active community minded leader. Digital knowledge and Selector/ Linker a must. Excellent salary/benefit package. Send T &R package to HR, 99.7KY 4935 Belinder Rd., Westwood, KS 66205. No calls please. EOE OVF,j2NGHT ANNOUNCER (JOB #33-100): We're looking for our next star. Overnights on Central Ohio's premier Oldies station. Looking for fun, upbeat individual with a great "can do" attitude. Willing to do appearances and make great radio? We want to hear your tape. Qualified candidates should send their resumes to: Radiohio, Human Resources, Job #33-100, 770 Twin Rivers Drive, Columbus, OH 43215. Qualified minorities and women are encouraged to apply. EEO. We are a smoke and drug free workplace. MORNNG SHOW QUARTERBACK Can you work with an all -star team? WL- FM, St. Louis seeks a co- host/producer to join top -rated morning show. deal candidate is "hip" humorous & hungry with a take -charge attitude. f you're creative, energetic and passionate about country... let's talk! ENTERTANERS WL -FM, St. Louis, seeks experienced, fun, upbeat, positive team players for possible future full -time openings. Ability to work phones, be "bigger than life" at appearances and a passion for country a plus! T &Rs and profiles to: Bob Barnett, WL- FM 8081 Manchester Rd., St. Louis, MO 63144. EOE, women and minorities encouraged to apply! EXECUTVE PRODUCER (Job #100F): Assist in overseeing the Producer staff coordinating scheduling, guests and topics. Work closely with the Program Director in creating and maintaining an intern program, contacts with media outlets regarding our programming and creating monthly program schedules. Work with Program Director in coordination coverage of Ohio State sports. Coordinate assignment of our reporters. Produce a daily show and fill in as show host/reporter as needed. One to three years of producing experience. Some college preferred. Must be willing to work flexible, long hours, plus weekends and travel. Qualified candidates should send resume to: Radiohio, Human Resources, Job #100F, 770 Twin Rivers Drive, Columbus, OH 43215. Qualified minorities and women are encouraged to apply. EEO. Ware a smoke and drug free workplace. WEST Sought: AT for KBLL -FM, Hot Country, production duties in cluded. T &R: Mike Kandilas, KBLL -FM, 1400 11th Ave., Hele na, MT 596Q1 EOE (8/7) Country giant seeks afternoon talent yesterday. SendT &R: KLAD, Rob Siens. Box 339. Klamath Falls. OR 97601 EOE (8/7) PROGRAM DRECTOR Do you think you know the Urban audience in the San Francisco Bay area better that anyone else on the planet? f so, then KDA (Urban Gold) and KDYA (gospel) has the opportunity of a lifetime for you. Experience in production, promotions and RCS needed. Rush T &R to: Ron Jordan, BayBridge Communications, 7677 Oakport St. #105, Oakland, CA 94621. EOE f your career goal is to program a ma or market NAC station and you're still a step or two away, come join Chancellor Media in Phoenix and KYOT -FM. We're seeking articulate and savvy Music Dir./ Asst. PD w /solid on -air credentials. Music software skills a must and automation software skills a +. NAC exp. preferred but will consider AC people and those who've got lots of smooth jazz CDs at home. When you're on -air, you're a smooth, relaxed, and natural adult communicator who could talk about plumbing supplies and make it sound-compelling. 3 years full -time radio exp. required w/ some of that in programming. You'll be joining the Chancellor family which has the best brain trust in the format. Please -no beginners, no phone calls. Send tape, resume and short cover letter describing why you want this job to: Nick Francis, PD, KYOT -FM, 840 N. Central Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85004. EOE CHR PROGRAM DRECTOR Rhythmic CHR KWNZ, Reno needs a new PD. You must have great people skills, know the music, and be able to make the station jump off the dial. T &R to: Mike Bushey, Americom Broadcasting, 255 W. Moana Lane, #208, Reno, NV 89509. No Phone Calls. EOE CCitadel Communications Corporation PROGRAM DRECTOR Reno /Citadel KNEV Hot AC is looking for a program director to lead a great staff to the next level. f you have strong imaging and management skills and can create and package a product that is fun and exciting for today's Hot AC listener, we want to talk to you. Send your resume and samples of your station mornings, afternoons and station promos and imaging to: Scott Mahalick, Department R, Citadel Communications, 434 Bearcat Drive, Salt Lake City, UT 84115. EOE Colorado Public Radio seeks Morning Edition host/interviewer. We give hosts professional coaching and time for show prep to develop strong on -air presence. Hosts also conduct news /feature interviews. 3-5 experience in hosting, radio background. Send tape, resuulme three references: Kelley Griffin, News Director, 2249 S. Joshephine St., Denver, CO 80210. Deadline: Aug 21. EOE /AA Future openings for CHR PD also News Director -Co -host. Jocks needed for Rock/CHR /Oldies /Country. Experience a must. Radio & Records, 10100 Santa Monica Blvd., #640, Sth Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE Soft Rock 98.9 KSOF in Fresno is looking for a midday person. Tapes and resumes to: Angie Handa, 4991 E. McKinley Ave., Suite 124, Fresno, CA 93727. EOE EXCTNG OPPORTUNTY N A RATED MARKET WTH AN ESTABLSHED WNNNG COMPANY Mountain States Radio is hiring additional staff for our newly acquired 3 FM combo in Casper, WY. Openings for all on -air positions, news, production and sales. Positions will be filled in early September. Rush resume and tapes to: 7901 Stoneridge Drive, Cheyenne, WY 82009. EOE Not since David O. Selznick looked for the perfect Scarlett O' Hara has there been such an intense hunt for a female talent. Nationally syndicated Mancow Muller is looking for a sidekick for his fast -paced Chicago based radio show. Must be thick skinned. Minorities encouraged. T&R to: Robert Eatman Enterprises, nc. 860 Via de la Paz, Ste. D2, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272. EOE 03.7 KKSF AR TALENT We're now accepting tapes and resumes from exceptional on -air performers for future openings. Be passionate about Smooth Jazz and know how to creatively communicate that enthusiasm to an audience that feels the same way. Send T&R to: Paul Goldstein, VP /Programming, KKSF, 340 Townsend, 4th Floor, fan Francisco, CA 94107. Full -time radio marketing project manager needed. BA or BS required. Job requires strong computer skills and communication skills. Good music knowledge and/or radio experience preferred. M -F 8:30a- 5:30pp Benefits /401k. Please contact Bekkie at: 818-887- 2673. EOE POSTONS SOUGHT Small market? No problem! Experienced AT seeks CHR/HAC/ Hot Country. 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LW 1 2 3 4 5 7 10 6 12 11 8 9 13 17 16 20 15 18 19 21 23 14 28 26 24 22 29 27 32 25 HB/POP Q GOO GOO DOLLS ris (Warner Sunset/Reprise) AEROSMTH Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia) 3 BRANDY & MONCA The Boy s Mine (Atlantic) MATCHBOX 20 Real World (Lava/Atlantic) 5 ALANS MORSSETTE Uninvited (Warner Sunset/Reprise) NEXT Too Close (Arista) 8 8 8 11 12 1 i JENNFER PAGE Crush (Edel America/Hollywood) FASTBALL The Way (Hollywood) WLL SMTH Just The Two Of Us (Columbia) SEMSONC Closing Time (MCA) SHANA TWAN You're Still The One (Mercury) NATALE MBRUGLA Tom (RCA) ALL SANTS Never Ever (London/sland) 'N SYNC Tearin' Up My Heart (RCA) SAVAGE GARDEN To The Moon And Back (Columbia) BACKSTREET BOYS 'll Never Break Your Heart (Jive) K -C & JOJO All My Life (MCA) 18 SMASH MOUTH Can't Get Enough Of You Baby ( Elektra/EEG) FVE When The Lights Go Out (Arista) ACE OF BASE Cruel Summer (Arista) EDWN MCCAN 'll Be (Lava/Atlantic) 22 NATALE MERCHANT Kind & Generous ( Elektra/EEG) PRAS MCHEL f /0DB & MYA Ghetto Supastar... (nterscope) 25 BRAN MCKNGHT Anytime (Motown) 26 SARAH MCLACHLAN Adia (Arista) 28 CELNE DON To Love You More (550 Music) 30 MARCY PLAYGROUND Sex And Candy (Capitol) NATONAL ARPLAY OVERVEW AUGUST 7, 1998 LW 2 1 3 4 5 7 8 6 9 10 11 14 13 12 15 17 18 21 32 19 28 16 26 25 24 20 41 36 29 45 CHR /RHYTHMC 1W Q AALYAH Are You That Somebody? (Atlantic) 2 BRANDY & MONCA The Boy s Mine (Atlantic) 3 WLL SMTH Just The Two Of Us (Columbia) 4 PRAS MCHEL f/odb & MYA Ghetto Supastar... (nterscope) 5 NEXT Too Close (Arista) SBG PUNSHER f /JOE Still Not A Player (Loud) LAURYN HLL Can't Take My Eyes Off You (Ruffhouse/Columbia) 8 USHER My Way (LaFace/Arista) Q NCOLE Make t Hot (EastWest/EEG) 10 JANET Go Deep (Virgin) 11 JON B. They Don't Know (Yab Yum/550 Music) TATYANA AL Daydreamin' (MJJ/Work) 8 BRANDY f/mase Top Of The World (Atlantic) 14 VOCES OF THEORY Dimelo (Say t) (H.O.L.A./Red Ant) NOJ Time After Time (Columbia) MONCA The First Night (Arista) BACKSTREET BOYS 'll Never Break Your Heart (Jive) CAM'RON /MASE Horse & Carriage (Untertainment/Epic) 20 BRAN MCKNGHT The Only One For Me (Motown) GNUWNE Same 01' G (Atlantic) 22 MYA f/ss00 OF DRU HLL t's All About Me (University/nterscope) KELLY PRCE Friend Of Mine (T- Neck/sland) MO THUGS FAMLY All Good (Relativity) 25 K -C & JOJO Don't Rush (Take Love Slowly) (MCA) 26 SPARKLE Be Careful (Rock Land/nterscope) SHANA TWAN You're Still The One (Mercury) LW TW URBAN Breakers ln &Je 2 1 KELLY PRCE Friend Of Mine (T- Neck/lsland) 1 2 NCOLE Make t Hot (EastWest/EEG) 4 JANET Go Deep (Virgin) 5 BRANDY fmase Top Of The World (Atlantic) 3 5 AALYAH Are You That Somebody? (Atlantic) 6 GERALD LEVERT Thinkin' Bout t (EastWest/EEG) 7 MAXWELL Luxury: Cococure (Columbia) 8 MONCA The First Night (Arista) 9 PUBLC ANNOUNCEMENT t's About Time (A &M) 10 K -C & JOJO Don't Rush (Take Love Slowly) (MCA) 11 WLL SMTH Just The Two Of Us (Columbia) 13 MO THUGS FAMLY All Good (Relativity) 18 TAMA So nto You (QWest/WB) 15 14 SLKK THE SHOCKER t Ain't My Fault (No Limit/Priority) 37 MYA f/slkk THE SHOCKER Movin' On (University/nterscope) 16 MECHALE JAMSON Keep t Real (Red Eye/Priority) 21 MONTELL JORDAN Do That (Del Jam/RAL/Mercury) 19 NEXT Still Love You (Arista) 22 LUTHER VANDROSS Nights n Harlem (LV/Virgin) 23 JERMANE DUPR f /JAY-Z Money Ain't... (So So Del /Columbia) 26 CAM'RON f /MASE Horse & Carriage (Untertainment/Epic) 24 TAM DAVS How Do Say 'm Sorry (Red Ant) 36 XSCAPE My Little Secret (So So Del /Columbia) 28 TATYANA AL Daydreamin' (MJJ/Work) 27 MASE /PUFF DADDY Lookin' At Me (Bad Boy /Arista) 32 BOYZ MEN Doiri Just Fine (Motown) 35 MARY J. BLGE Missing You (MCA) 12 28 ARETHA FRANKLN Here We Go Again (Arista) 34 el PRESSHA SUlackavellie (Tony MercedesLaFace.Arista) 17 30 BRAN MCKNGHT The Only One For Me (Motown) 47 LW TW CHR begins on Page 68. 1 Q GOO GOO DOLLS ris (Warner SunseUReprise) 2 2 FASTBALL The Way (Hollywood) 3 3 NATALE MBRUGLA Tom (RCA) 4 Q NATALE MERCHANT Kind & Generous ( Elektra/EEG) 5 MATCHBOX 20 Real World (Lava/Atlantic) 6 6 ALANS MORSSETTE Uninvited (Warner SunseUReprise) 9 0 EDWN MCCAN 'll Be (Lava/Atlantic) 7 8 SHANA TWAN You're Still The One (Mercury) 8 9 SARAH MCLACHLAN Adia (Arista) 10 SEMSONC Closing Time (MCA) 13 AEROSMTH Don't Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia) 11 SMASH MOUTH Can't Get Enough Of You Baby ( Elektra/EEG) 12 MATCHBOX 20 Sam ( Lava/Atlantic) 15 NATALE MBRUGLA Wishing Was There (RCA) 14 GREEN DAY Time Of Your Life (Good...) (Reprise) 16 BARENAKED LADES One Week (Reprise) 18 loon And Back (Columbia) 21 0 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Stay (Wasting Time) (RCA) 20 19 CELNE DON To Love You More (550 Music) 17 20 SAVAGE GARDEN Truly Madly Deeply (Columbia) 19 21 EVERCLEAR Will Buy You A New Life (Capitol) 22 22 MARCY PLAYGROUND Sex And Candy (Capitol) 25 ANGGUN Snow On The Sahara (Epic) 28 BRAN SETZER ORCHESTRA Jump Jive An' Wail (nterscope) 26 JENNFER PAGE Crush (Edel America/Hollywood) 23 26 BLLE MYERS Tell Me (Universal) 24 27 ALANA DAVS Crazy ( Elektra/EEG) 29 $EVERYTHNG Hooch (Blackbird/Sire) EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Save Tonight (Work) 30 30 K-C & JOJO N My Life (MCA) LW TW CHR books on Pap M. 1 1 CELNE DON To Love You More (550 Music) 2 2 SHANA TWAN You're Still The One (Mercury) 4 0 ROD STEWART Doh La La (Warner Bros.) 3 4 SARAH MCLACHLAN Adia (Arista) 5 NATALE MBRUGLA Tom (RCA) 8 LONEL RCHE Time (Mercury) 6 7 LEANN RMES Looking Through Your Eyes (Curb/Atlantic) 7 8 SAVAGE GARDEN Truly Madly Deeply (Columbia) 9 9 ERC CLAPTON My Father's Eyes (Duck/Reprise) 10 10 GLORA ESTEFAN Heaven's What Feel (Epic) 12 CHCAGO All Roads Lead To You (Reprise) 16 GARTH BROOKS To Make You Feel My Love (Capitol) 11 13 BACKSTREET BOYS As Long As You Love Me (Jive) 14 0 BRAN WLSON Your magination (Giant/WB) 13 15 JOHN TESH f /JAMES NGRAM Give Me Forever... (GTSP/Mercury) 20 5:.::; r.uys Never Break Your Heart (Jive) 17 ANNE COCHRAN AND JM BRCKMAN After All. (Windham Hill) 19 CHRSTNA AGULERA Reflection (Walt Disney) 21 MARLYN SCOTT Starting To Fall (Warner Bros.) 18 20 BOB SEGER & MARTNA MCBRDE Chances Are (Capitol) 15 21 BONNE RATT One Belief Away (Capitol) 24 FATH HLL This Kiss (Warner Bros.) 23 GEORGE BENSON Standing Together (GRP) 26 SAVAGE GARDEN To The Moon And Back (Columbia) 29 ACE OF BASE Cruel Summer (Arista) 25 26 K -C & JOJO All My Life (MCA) 27 27 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES Throw The Roses Away (Push) - e DAKOTA MOON Another Day Goes By (Elektra/EEG) 22 29 OLVA NEWTON -JOHN Honestly Love You (MCA/Universal) AEROSMTH Don't Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia) - LW 2 1 4 3 6 5 7 9 13 11 19 15 8 10 20 17 12 22 16 25 18 26 14 33 23 30 29 35 27 28 TW o 2 4 6 7 13 14 URAM begins on Page 81. ACT MONSTER MAGNET Space Lord (A &M) DAYS OF THE NEW The Down Town (Outpost/Geffen) CREED What's This Life For (Wind -up) CANDLEBOX t's Alright (Maverick/WB) JERRY CANTRELL My Song (Columbia) STABBNG WESTWARD Save Yourself (Columbia) FUEL Shimmer (550 Music) SEVEN MARY THREE Over Your Shoulder (Mammoth/Atlantic) METALLCA Better Than You ( Elektra/EEG) MEGADETH A Secret Place (Capitol) AEROSMTH What Kind 01 Love Are You On (Columbia) RAMMSTEN Du Hast (Slash/London/sland) SMASHNG PUMPKNS Ava Adore (Virgin) CREED Tom (Wind -up) EVE 6 nside Out (RCA) KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD Somehow... (Revolution/Reprise) 17 AEROSMTH Don't Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia) DRAN S.T.N. Crack The Liars Smile (Mercury) 19 GRLS AGANST BOYS Park Avenue (DGC/Geffen) DSHWALLA Once n A While (A &M) 21 GOO G00 DOLLS ris (Warner Sunset/Reprise) PEARL JAM n Hiding (Epic) 23 ADDCT Monsterside (Big CatN2) 25 JMMY PAGE/ROBERT PLANT Shining n The Light (Atlantic) FEEDER High (Echo /Elektra/EEG) vl toi) 29 SEMSONC Closing Turne (MCA) 30 BROTHER CANE Lie n The Bed Make (Virgin) AC begins M Pap 1115. AC begins on Page 105. ROCK Woks on Page 111. Singing n My Sleep "Got your tape and it changed my mind, heard your voice in between the lines..,".w w::;.^: : Gwrtr N.v 1GAi nww.;uç:ßc/.: ewn n-:r,ruev.js.,r.. the new single from the gold album feolingtrangel

Didn't www.americanradiohistory.com Breakers n Blue LW TW URBAN AC 2 Q MAXWELL Luxury: Cococure (Columbia) 3 0 LUTHER VANDROSS Nights n Harlem (LVNirgin) 1 3 BRAN MCKNGHT The Only One For Me (Motown) 4 GERALD LEVERT Thinkin' Bout t (EastWest/EEG) 6 GEORGE BENSON Standing Together (GRP) 7 KETH WASHNGTON/CHANTÉ MOORE Love You (Silas/MCA) 5 7 KELLY PRCE Friend Of Mine (T- Neck/sland) 8 8 ARETHA FRANKLN Here We Go Again (Arista) 14 TEMPTATONS Stay (Motown) 12 TAM DAVS How Do Say 'm Sorry (Red Ant) g 9 11 NEW POWER GENERATON The One (New Power Soul) 11 Q JANET Go Deep (Virgin) 10 13 JON B. They Don't Know (Yab Yum /550 Music) 16 0 PEABO BRYSON My Heart Belongs To You (Windham Hill) 13 15 SPARKLE Be Careful (Rock Land/nterscope) 22 BOYZ MEN Doin' Just Fine (Motown) 19 BOB JAMES f/rasheeda Do t Again (Warner Bros.) ' 17 TAMA So nto You (Qwest/WB) 20 PUBLC ANNOUNCEMENT ts About Time (A &M) 27 MARY J. BLGE Missing You (MCA) 15 21 REGNA BELLE Don't Let Go (MCA) 23 22 CECE WNANS What About You (PMG /Atlantic) 26 8 K -Cl & JOJO Don't Rush (Take Love Slowly) (MCA) ANGEL GRANT Knockin' (Flyte Tyme /Universal) 29 25 LSG Door #1 (EastWest/EEG) - PHL PERRY Mind Blowah (Peak/Private/Windham Hill) 30 27 K -C & JOJO All My Life (MCA) 25 28 VOCES OF THEORY Dimelo (Say t) (H.O.L.A./Red Ant) 18 29 N'DEA DAVENPORT Bring t On (V2) - 30 JAMES GREAR & CO. Don't Give Up (Born Again) THE BACK PAGES. NATONAL ARPLAY OVERVEW AUGUST 7, 1998 LW TW 2 Q 4 3 6 7 8 9 1 11 10 13 14 15 5 18 17 16 23 19 21 22 12 26 24 25 27 29 30 31 34 n 14 8 17 22 COUNTRY TRSHA YEARWOOD There Goes My Baby (MCA) FATH HLL w/tm MCGRAW Just To.Hear You Say... (Warner Bros.) MARTNA MCBRDE Happy Girl (RCA) JO DEE MESSNA 'm Alright (Curb) GEORGE STRAT True (MCA) JOE DFFE Texas Size Heartache (Epic) VNCE GLL f You Ever Have Forever n... (MCA) DXE CHCKS There's Your Trouble (Monument) JOHN MCHAEL MONTGOMERY Cover You n Kisses (Atlantic) PAM TLLS Said A Prayer (Arista) BROOKS & DUNN How Long Gone (Arista) RANDY TRAVS The Hole (DreamWorks) WLKNSONS 26 Cents (Giant) GARTH BROOKS To Make You Feel My Love (Capitol) ALAN JACKSON 'll Go On Loving You (Arista) LAR WHTE Stepping Stone (Lyric Street) DWGHT YOAKAM Things Change (Reprise) TM MCGRAW Where The Green Grass Grows (Curb) DAMOND RO You're Gone (Arista) PATTY LOVELESS High On Love (Epic) REBA MCENTRE Forever Love (MCA) SHANA TWAN w/bryan WHTE From This Moment On (Mercury) MARK WLLS Don't Laugh At Me (Mercury) DAVD KERSH Wonderful Tonight (Curb) LNDA DAVS Wanna Remember This (DreamWorks) LONESTAR Everything's Changed (BNA) STEVE WARNER w/garth BROOKS Burnin'... (Capitol) TRACY BYRD Wanna Feel That Way Again (MCA) SAMMY KERSHAW Honky Tonk America (Mercury) LEANN Rllv:... bj LW 1 6 4 3 7 5 2 9 10 18 13 12 16 15 8 14 11 17 29 22 19 20 23 21 30 24 26 28 25 27 NAC /SMOOTH JAll 139 TW Q STEVE COLE When Think Of You (Bluemoon/Atlantic) FOURPLAY Still The One (Warner Bros.) LEE RTENOUR Ooh -Yeah (.E.Nerve) 4 KENNY G Baby G (Arista) 6 7 8 9 0 12 15 16 17 8 26 27 29 30 MARC ANTONE Sunland (GRP) GREGG KARUKAS Blue Touch (.E.Nerve) KM WATERS Nightfall (Shanachie) GEORGE BENSON Standing Together (GRP) CHRS STANDRNG Cool Shades (nstinct) LUTHER VANS SS Know (LV/Vrgrn) JM BRCKMAN (/DAVE KOZ Partners n Crime (Windham Hill) FOUR 80 EAST Eastside (Cargo/MCA) SOUL BALLET Blu Girl (Countdown/Unity) RONAN HARDMAN Love Song (Philips) RCHARD ELLOT n The Groove (Metro Blue/Blue Note) PAUL HARDCASTLE Shelbi (JVC /JM) CANDY DULFER Smooth (N2K Encoded Music) PEACE OF MND Peace Of Mind (Nu Groove) 00v "A2 TO THE BONE Staten sland Groove (Nu Groove) CHUCK LOEB Beneath The Light (Shanachie) B -TRBE Sometimes (Atlantic) BONEY JAMES nnocence (Warner Bros.) JOE MCBRDE Midnight n Madrid (Heads Up) RAMSEY LEWS Fragile (GRP) GEORGE BENSON Fly By Night (GRP) AVENUE BLUE Seventh Heaven (Mesa/Bluemoon/Atlantic) SMPLY RED Mellow My Mind (EastWest/EEG) JOYCE COOLNG magine That (Heads Up) BRAN CULBERTSON On My Mind (Bluemoon/Atlantic) BOB JAMES Love s Where (Warner Bros.) No Sona r ç,,, r.., c Tris Week 36 Q ALABAMA How Do You Fall n Love (RCA) LW 1 4 2 5 3 6 8 7 11 10 9 14 13 15 22 16 12 25 19 21 23 27 24 17 37 18 20 30 26 28 TW URBAN begins on Page 81. ROCK Q DAYS OF THE NEW The Down Town (Outpost/Geffen) Q KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD Somehow... (Revolution/Reprise) 3 AEROSMTH Don't Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia) Q CANDLEBOX t's Alright (Maverick/WB) 5 JMMY PAGE/ROBERT PLANT Shining n The Light (Atlantic) GOO GOO DOLLS ris (Warner Sunset/Reprise) 8 CREED What's This Life For (Wind-up) 8 ROD STEWART Cigarettes & Alcohol (Warner Bros.) SEVEN MARY THREE Over Your Shoulder (Mammoth/Atlantic) 8 MONSTER MAGNET Space Lord (A &M) 11 JOHN FOGERTY Premonition (Reprise) AEROSMTH What Kind Of Love Are You On (Columbia) FUEL Shimmer (550 Music) JERRY CANTRELL My Song (Columbia) DSHWALLA Once n A While (A &M) STORYVLLE Born Without You (Atlantic) 17 KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD Blue On Black (Revolution/Reprise) Q PEARL JAM n Hiding (Epic) 19 FASTBALL The Way (Hollywood) 20 SEMSONC Closing Time (MCA) WHY STORE When You're High (Way Cool Music/MCA) 23 MATCHBOX 20 Real World (Lava/Atlantic) 24 BROTHER CANE Lie n The Bed Make (Virgin) Q VAN HALEN One Want (Warner Bros.) 26 WALLFLOWERS Heroes (Epic) 27 PEARL JAM Wishlist (Epic) Q METALLCA Better Than You (Elektra/EEG) 29 CREED Tom (Wind-up) Q MEGADETH A Secret Place (Capitol) LW 2 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 13 10 15 9 12 16 14 20 17 18 11 19 23 21 25 26 24 38 31 22 34 29 TW o 3 4 5 10 Q 12 13 Q 15 19 COUNTRY begins on Page 94. ALTERNATVE BARENAKED LADES One Week (Reprise) EVE 6 nside Out (RCA) HARVEY DANGER Flagpole Sitta (Slash/London/sland) GOO G00 DOLLS ris (Warner Sunset/Reprise) FUEL Shimmer (550 Music) SMASHNG PUMPKNS Perfect (Virgin) BEASTE BOYS ntergalactic (Grand Royal/Capitol) DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Stay (Wasting Time) (RCA) GARBAGE Think 'm Paranoid (Almo Sounds/nterscope) GRANT LEE BUFFALO Truly, Truly (Slash/NB) CREED What's This Life For (Wind-up) MARCY PLAYGROUND Saint Joe On The School.Bus (Capitol) F00 FGHTERS Walking Atter You (Elektra/Roswell/Capitol) EVERYTHNG Hooch (Blackbird/Sire) SPRUNG MONKEY Get 'Em Outta Here (Surfdog /Hollywood) EVERCLEAR Father Of Mine (Capitol) DAYS OF THE NEW The Down Town (Outpost/Geffen) SEVEN MARY THREE Over Your Shoulder (Mammoth/Atlantic) SEMSONC Closing Time (MCA) THRD EYE BLND Jumper (Elektra/EEG) PEARL JAM n Hiding (Epic) FEEDER High (Echo/Elektra/EEG) EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Save Tonight (Work) DSHWALLA Once n A While (A &M) BRAN SETZER ORCHESTRA Jump Jive An' Wail (lnterscope) 28 ATHENAEUM What Know (Atlantic) CANDLEBOX ts Alright (Maverick/WB) 30 FASTBALL The Way (Hollywood) LW TW NAC begins on Page 35. 1 Q DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Stay (Wasting Time) (RCA) 2 GRANT LEE BUFFALO Truly, Truly (Slash/NB) 3 BARENAKED LADES One Week (Reprise) 8 BRAN SETZER ORCHESTRA Jump Jive An' Wail (nterscope) 4 5 GOO GOO DOLLS ris (Warner Sunset/Reprise) 7 Q PATTY GRFFN One Big Love (A &M) 6 O EVERYTHNG Hooch (Blackbird/Sire) 5 8 JOHN FOGERTY Premonition (Reprise) 9 0 COWBOY JUNKES Miles From Our Home (Geffen) 10 10 NATALE MERCHANT Kind & Generous (Elektra/EEG) 11 EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Save Tonight (Work) 14 NEL FNN Sinner (Work) ' 12 AGENTS OF GOOD ROOTS Upspin (RCA) 16 MARC COHN Lost You n The Canyon (Atlantic) 17 SMASHNG PUMPKNS Perfect (Virgin) 15 LUCNDA WLLAMS Right n Time (Mercury) 13 17 F00 FGHTERS Walking After You (Elektra/Roswell/Capitoi) 19 Q BONNE RATT Spit Of Love (Capitol) 18 19 SEMSONC Closing Time (MCA) 20 20 SCOTT THOMAS BAND Black Valentine (Elektra/EEG) 21 21 MATCHBOX 20 Real World (Lava/Atlantic) 23 WLLAM TOPLEY Wake Up (Your Dream Sounds...) (Mercury) 22 SONA DADA Zachary (Capricorn/Mercury) ' 24 SHAWN COLVN When The Rainbow Comes (Columbia) 26 STORYVLLE Born Without You (Atlantic) 27 WHY STORE When You're High (Way Cool Music/MCA) 25 27 FASTBALL The Way (Hollywood) 28 SMASH MOUTH Can't Get Enough Of You Baby (Elektra,EEG) NATALE MERCHANT Break Your Heart (Elektra/EEG) FASTBALL Fire Escape (Hollywood) Songs n efilled For Breaker Status This Week. ROCK begins on Page 111. ALTERNATVE begins on Page 119. ADULT ALTERNATVE begins on Page 129. #2 Most Added Alternative! #4 Most Added Active Rock! ncluding: 99X WMFS KTCL WRUF WWCD dadalaod ',mau.ro.d:.

By Erica Farber DON ANTHONY Founder and President of Talentmasters, presenters of the Morning Show Boot Camp on Anthony is founder and President of Talentmasters, an Atlanta -based broadcast recruitment firm. Since 1985, his company has worked coast -to -coast with hundreds of prominent radio stations in their pursuit of key personnel. One of radio's greatest assets is the strength of its local and national morning shows. Morning drive is important to the listeners, and also, in many cases, over 60% of a station's revenue is derived from that time period. Recognizing the importance of morning talent, Anthony 10 years ago introduced a very unusual meeting, The Morning Show Boot Camp. The original mission of this annual get -together was to provide an environment where morning talent could meet and brainstorm ideas for the Fall Arbitron. The first year had approximately 75 people in attendance, but now this annual highly acclaimed training symposium boasts attendance in excess of 700. The original idea: "Part of the credit really goes to Mary Catherine Sneed, who was then head of Summit. She had been doing small meetings with the morning shows within the group, and was really intrigued. There had been various types of regional seminars for personalities, but took a step back and said, 'Gee, it's morning radio. What's bigger?' When decided to actually do the first meeting, everyone thought was out of my mind. The more discussed the concept, the more people thought it was a cool idea." Mission of the Boot Camp: "Morning shows carry an incredible task. Understand that part of our concept was to provide several mini- seminars. t was a thought -starter, an idea place, and a place where morning shows could actually meet face -to -face. Prior to Boot Camp, morning talent really never met each other until a couple of years ago, when the nternet started popping up. t provides an opportunity for morning shows to get together and not only pick up ideas, but also to meet one another and network among their peers and include their producers and sidekicks." The effect of consolidation on talent: "The fact of the matter is, very talented people are still very much in demand. f you're really good, you'll survive. The difference between now and 15 or 20 years ago is that there weren't as many people in a given market looking for a high- profile morning show back then. Now, it's just accepted practice. Everyone's got to have a great morning show. Also, not all morning shows had more than two people. Today, in major and medium markets, morning shows have several talented people. f there is an area of consolidation that concerns me, it's for the people getting into the business. There are fewer front doors for personalities. Remember, small markets are the farm league, and the farm league as we know it no longer exists. The good of boy system for finding talent doesn't exist the way it used to. t's all changed." On the system today: "You have to look everywhere. You have to look in different dayparts, not just mornings. There's always been exceptions to the rule. Brandemeier and people like that were found outside of the morning show, but now people are building morning shows from existing morning shows. They're taking characters that are very successful players in a show and bringing them into another environment. JB & Sandy in Austin is a very successful morning show. JB came out of Kidd Kraddick in Dallas. There are a number of morning personalities today who came from other morning shows. Mancow came from Randy Miller's show." One thing he would say to management about talent: "There's a lot more talent out there than some really believe. They have to dig a little bit deeper and give people opportunities on the air to be able to evolve into that talent. t's very easy to say that you need to train talent more and work with talent more, but think a large part of it is talent's belief that management is willing to give young, up- and -coming people an opportunity to develop their acts." The difference between talent and a DJ: "Actually, every talent began as a DJ, so suppose you could say talent is someone who's gotten past the norm and developed their own personality or style. They stand out from the rest. People have always joked about DJ voices, but actually that's just a byproduct of trying to copy somebody else. A talent is the real thing." Career highlight: "n 1969, got hired by KRVE in Houston, and won't forget. t was July 2, and it was my birthday. walked in on July 1, and was shaking like a leaf on a tree. said, 'All my life 've dreamed of being on the radio, and want to be a DJ: The guy's on the air. He's the program director. He turns around and says, 'Can you be here at 7am tomorrow?' That's the beginning of it." Career disappointment "Not having enough time to do everything that want to do. My other disappointment is, for whatever reason, have an extremely difficult time relaxing." ndividual he most admires: " admire many people. 'm influenced and motivated by people who are visionaries, but beyond that, people who made something happen. They didn't just have the vision, they had the foresight and the desire to make it happen. Anyone from the person who developed the first fast -food restaurant to the person who decided to put music on FM. 'm absolutely motivated by people who make things happen, from Salk to accoca. t doesn't matter how much money you have or who you know. f you have the idea and the belief, confidence, and drive, you can make anything happen." Favorite radio format 'Tm pretty eclectic in my tastes. listen to all types of radio, from News/Talk to Alternative to Classical. rm all over the place. One of the problems is, listen to so many airchecks that, by the time get into my car and have to actually listen to a station, keep waiting for the records to be cut in half." Favorite song: "Depends what mood rm in. Once again, 'm extremely eclectic in my musical tastes. can go from La Boheme to Smash Mouth. also have an absolute love for '40s and early '50s music like Nat King Cole and Sinatra." Favorite TV show: " don't really have one, but will move my schedule around to see a Braves game." Favorite movie: "Raging Bull." Favorite book: "rm great at starting a lot of books, and 'm terrible at finishing them. love anything biographical. like all the Grisham things. just finished The Runaway Jury." Favorite restaurant "A little place in New Orleans called The Bon Ton. Makes the best shrimp etouffee you probably can put into your mouth." Beverage of choice: "Wine. Chardonnay, Franciscan." Hobbies: "Golf, woodworking, writing." Stock recommendation: "As far as retirement funds, Oppenheimer mutuals have been very reliable. Mindspring's been good too. also don't think you could ever go wrong with Home Depot, but remember where live." Advice for talent "Don't give up. You are going to face more rejection. Don't bullshit yourself when it comes to how far you can go. You have to realize that it's a more difficult market to maneuver your way to the top in and that you have to be prepared when you get that opportunity. You're not going to be allowed as many mistakes on the way up today as maybe you once had, so when you get that chance, maximize it." 140 R &R August 7, 1 998

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