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LONDON - Simon Bates, one ofthe best-known voices on UKradio, is joining Talk Radio topresent the weekday breakfastshow.

The change is one of severalthe talk station's managementare making as they seek tomanoeuvre the station awayfrom the "shock jock" imageacquired during the earlyweeks of its launch in Febru-ary.

Bates is the first signing tobe made by new programmedirector Jerry Thomas, the ex-GMTV producer who succeed-ed launch PD Jeremy Scottthree months ago.

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PopKomm Bigger ThanEver, Say Industry Insidersby Jeff Clark -Meads

COLOGNE - The German musicindustry and the annual tradefair it hosts are growing insize and confi-dence together,according to theleaders of thecountry's recordcompanies.

PopKomm,held in Colognefrom August 17-20, is beingtouted as theworld's biggestmusic industryevent, but is also a focus forGerman companies' pride intheir achievement's and new-found stature.

In his keynote speech atPopKomm, Thomas Stein,chairman of the Germanlabel's group BPW, stated, "Wein the recorded music industry

are proud ofPopKomm.That isbecause Pop-Komm hasnow estab-lished itself asthe world'sbiggest musictrade fair andit takes placein Germany.

"This is aphenomenon which cannot beviewed in isolation. PopKom-m's success is an expression ofa new self-esteem and self -

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Bayern Fosters DialogueWith New Chart Show.

by Machgiel Bakker

MUNICH- ACE privateAntenne Bayern haslaunched a weekly airplaychart reflecting the playlistsof 15 German private sta-tions.

The countdown pro-gramme, entitled "Top 20Radio Charts" offers a mix-ture of chart entries, listen-er phone-ins, flashbacks oncharting artists and person-al tips from the two presen-ters, Stefan Offierowski andDirk Rohrbach.

In addition, the weeklyshow will feature an on -air

conversation with one of theparticipating stations onlocal affairs and musictrends.

Other stations to supplyairplay playlist informationfor the chart beside AntenneBayern, include BerlinerRundfunk, RS2, AntenneThuringen, Radio PSR,Radio Brocken, Radio SAW,Radio RPR, Radio NRW,Radio FFN, Radio Hamburgand Hit Radio FFH.

Says Offierowski, alsodeputy head of programmes,the show fosters dialoguewithin the private sector.

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Stein, who is also presidentof BMG Ariola in the German-speaking territories, went onto say that Germany has nowjoined the ranks of the world'smost important repertoiresources (for detailed story, seepage 5).

PopKomm, held in thegigantic Cologne CongressCentre, this year attracted 600exhibiting companies andoccupied 180.000 square feetof exhibition space-twice asmuch as last year. Attendancereached 11.900 this year,according to figures releasedby the organisers.

The event, now in its sev-enth year, has been warmlyembraced by the Germanindustry. Helmut Fest, MD ofCologne -based EMI Electrolaand president of EMI in theGSA region, comments, "Myopinion of the event is verypositive.


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Industry highlights this week

SPAINCadena SER Scores InJuly RatingsCadena SER was the most lis-tened -to news/talk net in July,with an average daily audi-ence of 4.076.000, according tothe Estudio General de Audi-encias (EGA). Cadena COPEwas second with 3.779.000,and Onda Cero came in thirdwith 2.791.000 listeners. Themost popular programme wasSER's morning chat show"Hoy Per Hoy" with 1.886.000listeners, followed closely byOnda Cero's "Protagonistas",which had a daily audience of1.830.000.Los 40 Gets Exclusive With'I Head You'Los 40 Principales, the EHRnet of Cadena SER, claimed aworld first on August 19 byplaying I Head You, the newsingle by the artist formerlyknown as Prince, before theofficial radio release. The"exclusive" was agreed inreturn for the station payingfor full -page adverts in thenational press announcing theimminent broadcast.

BBC To Broadcast CMAAwardsBBC2, one of the pubcaster'stwo television channels, is tobroadcast a special 90 -minuteprogramme on the 29th Annu-al CMA Awards on October 7,three days after the eventtakes place in Nashville. VinceGill is to host the event withcountry artists like Alan Jack-son, Alison Krauss, ShaniaTwain, Garth Brooks andBrooks & Dunn featuringamong this year's nominees.

SWEDEN40 Applicants For DABFrequenciesThe Swedish Radio and Tele-vision Board has receivedmore than 40 applications forDAB frequencies, with testregions to begin operating inspring 1996. The country is tobe divided into 19 regions withthe areas around Stockholm,Gothenburg and Malmo beingtested first. Unlike applica-tions for the previous localradio frequencies, this timeapplicants must includedetails of programming as wellas financial plans.

UNITED KINGDOMThe Eagle Set To SwoopOn To The Air Waves96.4 The Eagle, the commer-cial station scheduled toreplace Radio Mercury in theGuildford area next April, ishoping to launch just beforeChristmas after its owners,Surrey and North East Hamp-shire Broadcasting, paidRadio Mercury £192,000 (app.US$305.000) to take its AMand FM services off the airearly. Surrey and North EastHampshire Broadcasting willrun a temporary sustainingservice (reviving the nameCounty Sound) on Mercury'sold frequencies from Septem-ber 1 while preparations arebeing made for the launch of96.4 The Eagle and the newAM service, which is also to becalled County Sound.Sony Classical Moves ToLondonSony Classical has announcedplans to establish its Euro-pean headquarters in Londonand discontinue its operationsin Hamburg. In announcingthe changes, Sony Classicalexecutive VP Jean-HuguesAllard said, "London is one ofthe leading centres for classi-cal music in the world. Wewill also benefit from theplanned expansion of SonyMusic's London studio facili-ties."

INTERNATIONALJackson Heads VideoAwards Line -UpMichael Jackson, REM, RedHot Chili Peppers and Hootie& The Blowfish will be amongthe performers at this year'sMTV Video Music Awards atthe Radio City Music Hall inNew York on Thursday Sep-tember 7. The show will bebroadcast live on MTV Europeon September 7 at 02:00-05:00and can be seen again the fol-lowing day at 22:00-23:00.

HUNGARYPolyGram Clashes WithGov't Over 'Foul Play'PolyGram has accused theHungarian government of foulplay in the sale of the coun-try's Hungaroton MagyarHanglemezgyarto record com-pany. PolyGram offeredUS$5.25 million for the firm,but the government favoured abid from the Hungarian con-sortium Magyar MuveszikKonzorciuma of US$2 million.The move has sparked offanger in Hungary, as the saleof the state-owned Hungaro-ton reportedly cost the govern-ment US$3 million. Under theformer communist rule, Hun-garoton was the country's onlyrecord company but has suf-fered financially as a result ofincreasing competition in themarket since 1989.

Stations Can Survive InBusy Market, Says Flettby Nicholas George

STOCKHOLM - Radio stationsin the highly -competitiveSwedish market can surviveon lower market shares,according to the new head ofStockholm's Klassika Hitsstation.

In taking over theACE/gold-formatted station,New Zealander Lyall Flettjoins the growing list of for-eign managers and consul-tants who are heading thedevelopment of the Swedishradio market.

For the last 20 years Flett,aged 53, has worked in theradio industry in NewZealand, a market even morederegulated than Sweden's-itself the most liberalised inEurope.

"In the largest city Auck-land there are 26 stations and

more frequencies are goingin," explains Flett, who addsthat the extreme competitionhas made people in the indus-try dejected.

But such competition hastaught him that markets cansustain stations with a simi-lar format. "I've worked inmarkets where the AC posi-tion is taken up by six to eightstations and they are all oper-ating profitably."

For Flett, the key is forstations to target their audi-ences and for the industry asa whole to gain a bigger sliceof the advertising cake. Thiswould mean stations withdaily ratings below 10% couldwell be profitable.

Flett's argument differsfrom the commonly -held beliefthat the Stockholm market issaturated with soft AC for-matted stations and that only

Soundgarden Gets Its Edison

Seattle -based Soundgarden has finally taken possession of its EdisonAward-the Dutch version of the Grammys-designated to the band lastyear for its album Superunknown (A&M). Band members were unable toattend the awards ceremony in the Netherlands and the statuette had tobe sent on to the US. Meanwhile, the band, pictured above with theaward, appeared at the Dutch Lowlands Festival on August 25 this yearand is currently working on a new album for a 1996 release.

Scanbox's Kavan BuysScandinavian Recordsby Charles Ferro

STOCKHOLM - Youth -orientedlabel Scandinavian Records hasbeen taken over by Kavan, themusic division of film distribu-tion company Scanbox Den-mark, in a deal which isretroactive from July 1, 1995.

Scandinavian Records,which has operations in Den-mark, Norway and Sweden,currently holds the Scandina-vian licensing rights to acts likeDJ Bobo, Scatman John andthe Outhere Brothers.

Scanbox distributes andsells film videos. Its Kavan sub-sidiary is its music division

with activities throughoutScandinavia coordinated fromits main office in Viborg, Den-mark.

Meanwhile, in a relatedmove, Eivin Schytte has beenappointed MD of ScandinavianRecords from his position asMD of Mega Records Denmark.Tor Eriksen, also from Mega,has been named MD of the Nor-wegian subsidiary.

"We will be handling themusic side of Kavan," saysSchytte, who adds that the com-pany will be using the Scanboxnetwork to broaden its reper-toire, and to build operations inSweden and Norway.

a few of the 10 commercialstations in the capital canbecome profitable.

Klassika Hits has sisterstations in Ireland -98 FM-and the Czech Republic, KissFM Prague.

"After six weeks here inStockholm I have been veryimpressed with the profes-sionalism and enthusiasm ofthe young people who areworking in radio," says Flett.

UNITED KINGDOM: LeoDivine, acting managing edi-tor at BBC Radio Leicester,has been appointed managingeditor of BBC Radio Cornwall.Former Capital Radio presen-ter Nicky Horne is to be thenew afternoon drive -time pre-senter at Virgin Radio. Hereplaces the controversial NickAbbott, who is leaving the sta-tion.Paul Gambaccini is leavingClassic FM to join the BBC'sclassical music station BBCRadio 3, where he will presenta daily morning programmefrom 09:00-10:00. He will alsobe rejoining BBC Radio 4 as aregular presenter of the artsprogramme 'Kaleidoscope."Eric Vandepoorter is thenew marketing manager atUK -based London Records. Hewas formerly internationalmarketing manager at Poly -Gram's Barclay label.HOLLAND: Hans Vatter, for-merly GM of Dureco, has beenappointed general manager ofthe house music specialistID&T in Wormerveer.INTERNATIONAL: MTVEurope has appointed IainRenwick as senior vice presi-dent communications Ren-wick will be responsible foroverseeing the company'spress and publicity and corpo-rate communications depart-ments. Meanwhile, RachelPurnell has been appointedsenior vice president, editorial(programming and production)at the company.Jack Rovner has beennamed executive vice presi-dent/general manager of RCARecords in the US and willmanage all aspects of thelabel's operations, includingthe continuing development ofrepertoire. He was most previ-ously senior vice presidentventures and marketing atBMG Entertainment NorthAmerica.

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M & M E W S POPKOMM 1995

PopKomm MakesMore Room

For BusinessThis year's PopKomm wasone of extremes. It broughttogether a well -organisedand very attractive fair thatstill offered ample space towalk around despite thepresence of 11.900 visitors.

The irritatingly highnoise levels recorded lastyear were brought down,assisting the many businessmeetings taking place at thestands.

The companies presentwere all trying to outdo eachother. The result: fancy -look-ing stands, full of gimmicksand, above all, all coveringhuge amounts of floor space.

A perfect compliment tothis extravaganza were themany zany -dressed peoplewho populated the fair.

But business was goodand an ever-growing interac-tion took place betweenlabels, multi -media compa-nies, electronic media and acountless number of Internetproviders for the entertain-ment industry.

On a more serious notewas the ambitious confer-ence programme that fea-tured no less than 34 panels,workshops, seminars andkeynotes.

In contrast to MIDEM,attendance figures were ingeneral high-the Germanslike their debate. But wheraslast year's PopKomm washeavy on buzz words likenew technology and informa-

tion super -highways, thisyear's edition had no suchclear theme.

Enthusiasm and curiosityfor the new media seemed tohave waned and no-one reallyseemed to know what to putin its place. And although thegoodie -bag was full of CD-ROMs, it's still not an issuethat gets people excited.

The indie/major debatecontinues to ramble on buthas lost much of its spark.Panels sometimes lacked aclear direction and many fea-tured participants readingout 10 -minute long themesthat killed the atmosphereright from the start.

Nevertheless, the numberof topics covered were enor-mous and reflected the mag-nitude into which the Pop-Komm has grown.

Music & Media wouldhave welcomed the presenceof more international spokes-people on the panels (consid-ering the 37% attendanceshare of non -Germans thisyear), but realises at thesame time that the Pop-Komm should remain what italways intended to be: atrade fair reflecting theimportance of the third -largest music market in theworld.

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editor -in -chief

Pop Music's Cultural ValueOverlooked, Panel Saysby Machgiel Bakker

Is pop music more than just funand entertainment? Does ithave a cultural value? In acountry still battling with apost-war guilt syndrome, discus-sions on the value of the enter-tainment business are bound tobe highly sensitive and over -analytical.

Watched by a critical audi-ence, four German record com-pany executives faced thedaunting task of defending thebastions of their industry at thisyear's PopKomm: Gerd Geb-hardt (WEA MD), Wolf D. Gra-matke (PolyGram president),Heinz Canibol (MCA MusicEntertainment MD) and UdoLange (Virgin MD).

One clear fact emerged:despite the enormous crossbor-der success that German -pro-duced dance music has enjoyedover the last few years, it is notgetting the proper credit itdeserves at home and is certain-ly not being labeled as of cultur-al value.

Frustrated at the lack ofrespect the industry gets, Geb-hardt noted, "Everything inGeiinany is considered high -value art except pop music. Weare being totally ignored."

And the media isn't particu-larly helpful either, heremarked. "Our media partnersare always extremely criticalabout German product. Every-thing from abroad has so manymore chances. If we had formatradio our chances would be somuch better. But 'top 40 witholdies' rules."

Nevertheless, the situation is

improving, he adds. "For years,dance music wasn't picked upby radio, while it was clearly indemand amongst the youth.Now it gets fair treatment."

Gramatke pointed at thecampaign undertaken by UKindustry body the BPI to gainthe respect of its government;the UK industry's annual £1 bil-lion (app. US$1.59 billion)worth of exports gives it a high-er return on investment thanthe country's traditionally -domi-nant steel industry. No such fig-ures are yet available in Ger-many.

"We are a serious economicforce," said Gramatke, "butwe're not considered as such."

Gebhardt suggested part ofthe problem lay with the indus-

try itself. "Maybe we shouldimprove our PR efforts andinform the media better aboutour accomplishments."

Is the industry responsive tothe quick changes society is cur-rently experiencing?

Answered Gramatke, "Ourculture has become very frag-mented and is constantly chang-ing. What we need are vertical-ly -integrated companies thatrespond creatively to thesechanges. It's no longer an issuewho is big or small but who hascredibility."

Canibol agreed and said,"The entertainment environ-ment is the future. A lot ofrecord companies no longerhave music in their name butentertainment."

Viva Plays Tribute ToMusic -Related BusinessesGerman music TV channelViva presented its first Cometawards for innovation in popmusic during PopKomm.

Unlike other honours, theComet awards are specificallyaimed at acknowledging origi-nality, with winners chosen bya secret jury of around 15music experts.

Viva managing directorDieter Gorny says, "We consid-er ourselves to be a trendmusic channel and our awardis meant to honour trend-setters in various creativefields such as artists, labels,radio, film and video, fashionand design as well as advertis-ing, which all intertwine with

the music industry nowadays."The awards ceremony,

hosted by Viva VJs HeikeMakatsche and MartinWirsching, was attended by3.500 guests and fans and wasscheduled for broadcast byViva on August 20, 21 and 27.

The winners includeLucilectric, Real McCoy,Schwester S., the Low Spiritlabel, Massive Attack andFury In The Slaughterhouse.The viewers' poll for video ofthe year was won by H-Blockxfor Risin' High. The KellyFamily received the ShootingStar of the Year Award.

A Living History Of The Record IndustryThe PopKomm panel "Fathers,Sons and Granddaughters"brought together an entiregeneration of industry execu-tives, spanning the last 25years, writes MachgielBakker.

Headed by Ariola founderand BMG veteran Monti Liift-ner and former EMI Electrolachief Wilfried Jung, the panelalso consisted of two of theforces behind today's indus-try-current EMI Music GSApresident Helmut Fest andBMG Ariola GSA presidentThomas Stein.

There were also two repre-sentatives from the youngergeneration, BMG Ariola Medi-a's Susanne Schulenburg andEMI's Ulrike Brensing.

Liiftner developed Ariolainto BMG's largest revenuegenerator mainly through

heavy investment in nationaltalent, the acquisition of small

Monti Liiftner

and medium-sized labels andthe formation of joint -ven-tures.

Known for his close person-al contacts with '60s schlager

Wilfried Jung

artists such as Udo Jtirgensand Peter Alexander, Liiftnerfeels that much of the deal -

making principles of the '60shave remained intact.

"Hansa was one of our first'satellite stations' and thisrationale, of having smallerproduction units, has remainedbasically the same. The mar-ket is very fragmented thesedays so the majors continueneeding the smaller productionunits," he said.

Jung, however, feels themajors of today are in dangerof loosing their grip on A&R."The influence of the A&Raspect-finding the right song,producer or publisher-on thecreative process was so muchbigger when we started. Butnow the artists deliver ready-made product to the major;smaller companies can bemuch closer to the market andare able to make their deci-sions pretty quick. Majors can

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end up being only there for thedistribution of product."

OrganisersAnnounce NewFair For VideoProducersHot on the heels of PopKommand KEassik Komm, organisershave announced the launch ofa third fair: the Music Factory(no relation to the DutchArcade -owned music channel).The event, due to take place inCologne next year from Octo-ber 25-27, is targeted atpop/rock musicians and willalso feature the "Cologne ClipAttack" forum bringing togeth-er all creative video producers,both newcomers and profes-sionals.

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POPKOMM 1995July 1995

Wild 'N' Wacky

Nothing was too wild this year for those visitors anxious to capture theattention of press and talent -spotters roving around the exhibition area.For many, PopKomm 1995 will be remembered as the year of the weirdand wonderful. Music & Media's paparazzi captured some of the moreoutlandish figures on film.

Stein Hails Germany'sNew -Found Confidenceby Jeff Clark -Meads

Germany is now a major play-er on the world stage of therecord industry.

According to Thomas Stein,chairman of German industryassociation BPW, the coun-try's record companies havenow succeeded in their half -century battle to be recognisedas one of the world's taste -makers.

In his keynote speech atPopKomm, Stein commented,"For the first time in the 50 -year history of pop music, astandard -setting trend hasoriginated in Germany-tech-no.

"For the first time, we arenot the ones bending an ear toLondon, New York or LosAngeles to hear the new, hipsounds. Instead, the gurus ofthe music scene are homing inon Frankfurt and Berlin in thefull knowledge that somethingis happening there."

Stein, who is also presidentof BMG Ariola in the German-speaking territories, describedthe situation as "a historicopportunity," and added that

it marks a new era of self con-fidence for the German musicindustry.

"The image of ugly 'GermanKraut Rock' now belongs welland truly in the past. We mustcontinually work towardsachieving the status for ourartists' music which itdeserves and doing away withthe old stereotypes. We mustconvince our partners thatGerman music has not onlyachieved world status in thedance/techno, ethno and tradi-tional hard rock sectors, buthas enormous creative poten-tial in all other sectors too, andwith the right marketing canbe successful in any territory."

Stein reiterated that Ger-many is the world's third -largest national record mar-ket-behind the US andJapan. Last year's domesticrepertoire took 34.8% of allsales, a figure 10% higher thanin 1993, and the greatest totalyet achieved. He suggested1995's total would be around40%, which would represent adoubling of German products'share of the home market intwo years.

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Sales For Specialist FormatsHow to balance credible streetwise programming withthe essential task of keeping advertisers sweet? One ofthe stations that battles it out for the dance musicmarket in New York has the answer, and Mark Devlinheard all about it.

he conventional advertis-ing giants like insurancecompanies, car dealersand department storesgenerally won't touchdance music radio. Theyimagine the sort of audi-

ence it targets not to have any dispos-able income.

But this doesn't greatly worry dancestations such as WBLS in New YorkCity, because they are not interested inthat type of advertiser anyway. They canattract their own type of advertisers, inline with their style of programming.

And shrewd advertisers such as fastfood and soft drinks companies, clothes,fashion and record companies know thatyoung black audiences do have dispos-able income available. But only for thethings that are important to them. Thisis just one of the fascinating thingsabout the New York radio experience, anessential part of the city's dance musicculture.

Dance station WBLS reports being inthe enviable position of having to turnaway advertisers because so many per-ceive the station's audience -targetingmethods to be in line with their own.Among the stations adaptations to itsdemanding audience is a promise tolimit advertising to two commercialbreaks an hour.

And this creates a kind of exclusivitywhich WBLS can offer to its advertisers."We do have advertisers that we are justnot able to service," says general manag-er Oliver Setten. "Because there is a veryfine balance between how much musicyou can play and how many commer-cials. But there is a point at which youmay lose your audience because you playtoo many commercials. We have to call a

Kiss FM and Hot 97 programme direc-tor Steve Smith believes strongly that"duopoly is an opportunity to combinetwo formats that make financial sense."

halt somewhere. At this point we're soldout. That's got to be a good thing!"

KZ 100, the main alternative stationserving the market, has meanwhiledeveloped a fascinating and effective tac-tic for keeping music enthusiasts hookedduring the commercial breaks. After twoads, it will play a 10 -second blast of thenext tune to come, followed by a briefannouncement that "you can hear this in60 seconds on KZ 100," after which itthen plays the rest of the break!

New York city has three main com-mercial dance music stations. Thelongest established is WBLS, which hasbecome something of an institution forblack listeners in the 20 or so years ithas been around.

There is the original Kiss FM 998.7,on which the London version was mod-elled-even down to using the same pairof lips as a logo and the blue italic writ-ing beneath. And there's Hot 97, whichbegan life as a mainstream dance sta-tion, but was radically overhauled a cou-ple of years ago to become the world'sonly legal station specialising in hip hopand its associated cultures.

WBLS makes a lot of the time it hasbeen around, and cites itself as the her-itage station for New York's black com-munity-"The station you grew up with!"

"There is too much evidence of radiostations getting nervous about 'special-ist' formats supposedly turning awayadvertisers," asserts Oliver Setten. "Itmerely requires a little imagination andvision to break away from the tried andtested and take things to another level.

"When you start talking about dancemusic, you're basically looking at the 18-34 crowd, and we have ways of market-ing ourselves to advertisers who areinterested in those people; the sports-wear people, the clothing people. Club -goers tend to drink beer, so we also goafter beer companies."

However, this does not exclude themore conventional advertisers. "We stillget the banks and the air rides. We getthe credit card people and the Volvos,which I would consider the traditionaladvertisers."

Meanwhile, WBLS is aware of its ownrole as an advertiser. "Radio has two cus-tomers," says Setten. "One is the adver-tiser, and the other is the listener.

"To reach the listeners, right now wehave an outdoor campaign going on;we're on the backs of buses, we're onsigns in the subways. As you get into thehigher demographic black areas you'llsee more billboards and signs on sub-ways and on all the phone kiosks outsideMidtown Manhattan.

'We're also doing a number of events.We have a major party at the Copaca-bana club, and part and parcel of that is

The programming team at WBLS "the Vibe 107.5," New York

that we're giving away a fantasy vaca-tion in Jamaica for five days, a jeep, andUS$1.075 in cash, representing107.5FM. "We'll also be inviting 1.200 ofour favourite listeners to the party, andthere'll be a concert in connection withthat. There'll be lots of artists perform-ing who will later be wandering about.And that's the kind of thing that reallyappeals to listeners. They can be at aparty and be with Roberta Flack, orHoward Hewett, whoever. And they'll beright out there with the people!"

And high -profile promotion is all themore important these days, acknowl-edges Setten. "Although WBLS hasruled the roost in terms of R&B. pro-gramming for more than two decades, it

has recently come under new threat bythe re -vamping of one of its competitors.Namely Kiss FM, which was snapped uprecently by the same parent companythat owns Hot 97.

There programme director SteveSmith is decidedly open about his tactics."Duopoly offers a wonderful opportunityto own more than one frequency in thesame market, so it's an opportunity tocombine two formats that make financialsense. Hot 97 was the 12-34 station, andKiss FM at the time was competingdirectly against us. When we came topurchase Kiss, we saw a tremendousopportunity to take Hot 97 and focus iton a very young audience. And whereHot leaves off, Kiss takes over."

Opalis Joins Radio Caroline

Radio Caroline returns to the airwaves this August from the ship Ross Revenge in theNorth Sea, having been granted a temporary licence from the UK's Radio Authority. Tocelebrate its temporary return the historic pirate station has invited artists and broad-casters from around Europe to come aboard the Ross Revenge. Normany station OpalisFM presenter Xavier Defrance will be one of the lucky few, and from August 28 to Sep-tember 4 he will be broadcasting for Opalis from Radio Caroline.

MUSIC & MEDIA 0 SEPTEMBER 2, 1995AmericanRadioHistory.Com

SUGGS I'M ONLY SLEEPING/OFF ON HOLIDAY

WAKE UP EUROPE!The first solo single from the voice of Madness,Suggs,is the double A side `I'M ONLY SLEEPING'

(Lennon and McCartney) I 'OFF ON HOLIDAY'.

Already top 10 in the UK

4 Don't get caught sleeping!

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M & M R ADIO MAK NG WAVES

Deejay Captures Italian Youthby Mark Dezzani

PROGRAMMING

The last rule of an Italian musicindustry 10 Commandments, stuckup on the wall of the indie dancelabel Time Records commands, is"Thou shalt not miss Deejay Time!"

The specialist dance music show"Deejay Time," hosted by Albertinoevery afternoon (14:00-16:00) on theMilan -based EHR/dance networkRadio Deejay, is the single most pop-ular show on Italian radio.

Although most label promotershope for airplay from a combinationof Italy's 10 music -based nationalnetworks, with an average 4.75 mil-lion daily listeners market leaderDeejay is regarded as a tastemaker,and a playlisting can make or breaknew dance releases in the country.

"Our music philosophy is simple;we pay attention to new trends hap-pening worldwide, and, taking intoaccount what we know of our listen-ers, we try and predict what will workwell with them," comments Deejay'smusic director Dario Usuelli.

"We have always looked to thefuture, and by using our instincts forpicking out hits, we are not afraid toplay new and lesser -known tracks."

The station has "an excellent rap-port" with the record companies, hesays. "Every now and again they callus for our opinions on releases, or foradvice on a new single option."

A Tight Youth TargetRadio Deejay's format mix is 50%dance, 25% Italian music and 25%pop/rock. "There is no longer amarked differentiation between danceand pop music, so we don't see our-selves as a specialist dance outlet."

But while most networks pro-gramme a generalist format tiltedtowards either teens or a more adultaudience, Deejay is the only Italiannetwork to tightly target the 15-25demographic-the principle record -buying audience.

DJ producer and impresario Clau-dio Cecchetto founded Radio Deejayin 1982 when he bought out a region-al Milan -based operation. He quicklybranded the station using the generic"Deejay" name and logo, created car-toon imagery and characteristicnames to project the presenter's per-sonality, and, combined with the sta-tion's cutting edge pop format, thesetactics soon helped raise the stationto become the regional marketleader.

Expansion into a national networkfollowed Deejay's sale to the powerfulItalian publishing group L'Espressoand its radio sales house SPER,which provided the necessary invest-ment and marketing synergy.

As with all influential media,Radio Deejay receives its dose of crit-icism from local labels concerned thattheir product has been overlooked bythe music director.

In one famous incident two yearsago, Gianfranco Bortolotti, MD ofthe Brescia -based Media Records,accused Radio Deejay's then artisticdirector Cecchetto of ignoring hisartists. "It was only when our actCappella reached number one in theUK that we started getting airplayon Radio Deejay," complained Bor-tolotti. The affair has now blownover, however, and Bortolotti has-tens to add that "Our relation withRadio Deejay is now good."

"There is no longer a

marked differentiation

between dance and pop

music, so we don't see

ourselves as a specialist

dance outlet"

Dario Usuelli,

Radio Deejay PD

It has been no secret that Cec-chetto has used the station as a pro-motional vehicle for his own artists,meanwhile. In the mid -'80s Deejayhelped popularise the Ibiza discosound via Cecchetto-artists SandyMarton, Sabrina and Den Harrow.Since 1990 it has seen Jovanotti risefrom DJ to Italy's top rap artist,while Cecchetto discoveries Verniceand teen act 993 have launchedtheir careers through the station.

Cecchetto departed from the sta-tion in January this year to set upRadio Capital, a new national net-work of his own, which effectivelysevered Deejay from direct musicindustry connections.

And Usuelli maintains that theseparation is now clear. Unlikemany other Italian networks, Deejayis not offering high -rotation inexchange for a high percentage ofthe publishing rights, he underlines.Nor are they any longer involved indeveloping new artists, althoughthis may be a possibility for thefuture.

However, when Deejay endorsesa dance compilation they are almostguaranteed success, and compilationdeals are actively sought out bydomestic labels. Some of the albumsit has leant its name to have turnedout to be best sellers in Italy, withup to 200.000 units sold per release.

"We endorse five or six dancecompilations each year," says Usuel-li. "We deal with several domesticdance labels, particularly Time, DigIt and Flying."

Deejay Time and Deejay Paradeare now up to their sixth editioneach, and have now been joined bythe Alba series-endorsed by DeejayTime presenter Albertino, andMegamix planet.

"Next year we plan to expand intopop, and to team up with some of themajor labels on two or three popcompilations," said Usuelli.

Club DJs Fargetta and Mollelawho provide the mixes in the after-noon Deejay Time Show are also

Albertino's "Deejay Time" is the mostpopular show on Italian radio.

producers in their own right, puttingout releases under their own namesthrough labels including the Bres-cia -based indie Time.

Not all new trends get past themusic filter at Deejay, however. "Wedo have specialist rap and rockshows every day," says Usuelli."However, some of the more radicalartists with an uncompromising lyri-cal stance don't get played. Many ofthe Italian rap bands for examplecame out of the social protest move-ments connected with the Centro-Sociali (autonomous youth centres,usually squatted by left wing groupsprotesting the lack of social facilitiesfor Italian youth). We do play someof the acts from that scene, but onlythose which obviously aim tocrossover to a wider audience. OTRand Articolo 31, for example, both ofwhich regularly co -present the rapshow 'One -Two, One -Two' everyafternoon (16.00-16.30)."

On -Screen PublicityTelevision exposure provided an ini-tial boost to Deejay's sustained suc-cess story and remains a vital pro-motional ingredient. Back in themid -'80s the video clip show "DeejayTelevision" was transmitted everyafternoon on the youth -oriented pri-vate national channel Italia 1 andRadio Deejay presenters still regu-larly host or guest on both the stateRAI and Fininvest private networks.

Ex -Radio Deejay presenter Fiorel-lo has become a major TV star withhis own nightly Karaoke show on

Italia 1, for example, and has a newprimetime variety show planned forthe Autumn.

The two most recent additions toDeejay's presenter line-up are MTVEurope's Italian VJ Enrico, who pre-sents a rock -slot each evening at18:30 during Marco Biondi's "PopNews" programme, which featuresthe latest trends, releases, pop gos-sip and interviews.

Federica Paniucci, famous as thepresenter of Italian TV's summer -variety show "Festival Bar" has alsobeen signed up to present Dear Dee -jay, a listeners chart every afternoon17:00-18:00.

The departure in January of Cec-chetto was a blow to Deejay. Espe-cially as the ex -founder and mentortook half of Deejay's star presenterswith him. He hopes to expand hisregional station Radio Capital into anational network, and will doubtlessapply the same Deejay tricks to tryand create another EHR giant.

Usuelli says he is confident ofstaying on top, however. The sta-tions he has to keep his eye on arecross-town competitor the Milan -based 105 Network, which countersDeejay's afternoon dance strand witha rock 'n' rap oriented show, whileBergamo -based network RTL 102.5Hit Radio has made gains with itsevening focussed on young dancefans.

"Our only big problem to keep thenumber one position is to increaseour coverage. We currently cover80% of the country, and our objectiveis to be heard in several importantareas where we are not heard at themoment."

On High Rotation At Deejay

Shamen/Destination Eschaton

Ziggie Marley/Power To Move You

Me&MylDub-I-Dub

Gipsy Kings/ La Rumba De Nicola

Lenny Kravitz/Rock'N'Roll Is Dead

Michael Bolton/Can I Touch You...There?

Dubstar/Stars

OasislRoll With Me

Smooth//t's Summer Time

Natalie Merchant/Carnival


M & M R ADIO MAKING WAVES

Coaching Skills For The ManagerRadio's rapid expansion and consequent dramaticincrease in day-to-day pressures on managers, has-perhaps inevitably-lead to a decline in coachingskills on a one-to-one basis between sales managers

and their sales teams, and programme controllersand their presenters. Tony Grundy discusses the

benefits of good coaching, and presents some useful

suggestions to improve these skills.

MANAGEMENTThe trouble today in radio is that every-body is team pressured, forgetting thereal value of the coaching aspect of theirmanagement role, and team meetingstake their place. Team meetings are, ofcourse, very useful, but assumptionsare often made about understandingand actions expected from participantsthat do not always correspond to reali-ty.

Effective CoachingBeing an effective coach is fundamentalto the success of any manager in han-dling relationships with colleagues andsubordinates. Most of us coach infor-mally some of the time without realis-ing we are doing it, but there are dis-tinct advantages to systematicallyusing some simple techniques andground rules.

Coaching is the process of systemati-cally developing people at work. Itinvolves turning work -experiencedproblems into learning situations.These learning situations are developedin a planned way and the learningtakes place under guidance by you orsomeone nominated by you with the

agreement of the person being coached.The opportunities presented by

coaching are numerous. Together theyrepresent a powerful influence on themotivation of people at work, how theyfeel about the way the organisationencourages, guides and makes use oftheir abilities, and develops theirpotential. The opportunities are: To develop people; To use experience to the best possibleadvantage; To help people acquire specific need-ed skills; To change or develop specific atti-tudes or behaviours; To reinforce or develop specific areasof knowledge needed for effective jobperformance; To help share relevant job 'experi-ences, problems and expertise; To develop yourself as a manager bygetting systematic and objective feed-back on the important ways in whichyour behaviour affects other people,both in helping and in hindering them; To help people take on responsibilityfor managing their own work problemsby helping them recognise more fullytheir own resources, and giving themaccess to your experience;

Paul McCartney's Oobu Joobu Hits EuropePaul McCartney's "Oobu Joobu" Radio Series isnow available in Europe courtesy of WestwoodOne Entertainment, announces president GregBatusic. Developed, directed and hosted byMcCartney, it represents the fruition of 30years of his work. A first -of -its -kind; the seriesincludes never -before heard McCartney record-ings and rehearsals, Beatles' soundchecks andparodies, discussions with artists like BrianWilson, selections from McCartney's record col-lection, and even recipes from Linda McCart-ney's kitchen.

The odd -sounding title was inspired by aproduction of French playwrite Alfred Jarry'sUbu Cocu on BBC radio almost 30 years ago.The show starts with a two-hour programme,followed by 13 one -hour shows, and concludes

with a two-hour finale. Batusic comments, "It's the culmination of 30 years ofPaul's personal and professional life intimately unfolding over the radio."

Norm Pattiz, chairman of Westwood One, expects the series to break formatbarriers, because of the various musical genres, and because "there are no setrules or format for this."

Some of the artists featured on the series include: Stevie Wonder, CarlPerkins, Chrissie Hynde, Little Richard, Kim Basinger, Elvis Costello, Jeff Beck,John Entwistle, Pete Townshend and Mike Myers.Contact Renee Casis, Tel. (+1) 212.641 2052.

To help yourself recognise opportuni-ties for delegation, providing you withtime to pay attention to more impor-tant things such as developing others.

Coaching is intended to do morethan just help people be better perform-ers at the jobs they are currentlyresponsible for. It is a key mechanismfor confronting people with new chal-lenges and creating opportunities todiscover the full extent of their abili-ties. It is also an important way oftransferring at least some of theresponsibility for personal growth ontoothers. By and large, people want thechallenge of difficult things to do, andthey also want to share in the processof making it happen. Coaching is there-fore something you should be undertak-ing all the time. It is not somethingwhich you impose on people, but israther a joint venture between you andothers. Its main aim is to draw out theother person's commitment, stimulatepersonal growth and an increasedsense of responsibility.

What Coaching InvolvesIdentifying OpportunitiesIn what ways could the person benefitfrom new challenges or experience? Isit to increase commitment or loyalty, toincrease personal confidence or somespecific aspect of performance, to dosomething about overcoming a perfor-mance weakness? Is there some pointwhich you both, jointly, want toimprove, like the cooperation or com-munication between you?Clarifying TargetsHow will you both know when successhas been achieved? Any change mustbe within authority negotiated andagreed upon with the appropriate peo-ple. If the person is taking on some newresponsibility or activity, how does it fitin with existing responsibilities?In clarifying targets, agree on the mostappropriate measures to use. Ideallythese should be visible and tangible,planned outcomes.TimingAgree how long it will take to achieve aplanned outcome. Agree to a set ofmilestones as a way of assessing ongo-ing progress, as the basis for continu-ous review and in order to maintain ahigh level of motivation. Agree on abasis for reporting on progress and forgiving early warning of any difficult orunanticipated problems.Agree On TacticsHow will the person go about achievingsuccess? You could help by doing ityourself (i.e., people can learn effective-ly from you in some important respectsthrough observing you as the model ofhow something should be done). Youcould also achieve significant change byrewarding appropriate behaviour whenyou observe it.

More likely, though, you will need todevelop a clear plan covering the fol-lowing ground: What can you do yourself? What can other people, including my-self, do to help? How will you go about it? Who will be involved?

What methods will be used? What is likely to get in the way andmake life difficult, i.e. anticipate anyknown or likely difficulties, and havecontingency plans for handling them? What data can be collected and usedalong the way as the basis for keepingon track?

Gain commitment by listening to theperson's views and opinions, not bytelling them. The person being coachedneeds to be able to see where it all fitstogether. You gain by ensuring that yousee the situation in the same way asthe person being coached sees it.Monitoring ProgressHow will progress be recognised? Howwill it be measured? Balance the per-son's accountability against the need tolearn, bearing in mind that learningsometimes leads to mistakes beingmade. Plan for systematic reportingback and create a climate of opennessand frankness for when this happens.ReviewIdentify progress achieved. Consolidateand build on the learning which hastaken place with other, more challeng-ing tasks.Give feedback, highlighting successesand solving problems raised by failures.What could have been done better/dif-ferently?Get feedback on your own coaching per-formance.

Some Useful Coaching Skills Listen to words, tones and behaviour.To increase trust and openness, seekopinions, don't dictate. Use the mirror technique in whichyou paraphrase someone's ideas tothem in order to check your under-standing. Build on the other's ideas. Say whatyou like about them, rather than what'swrong with them. Avoid seeking to score points, makejudgements or allocate blame. Seek opinions and ideas. Build on the person's experience.

To become a better coach meanspreparation and planning for these ses-sions, just like any other aspect of yourjob that you want to be more successfulat. You need training to practice theseskills. In my next article, I shall exam-ine some of the questioning techniquesinvolved with coaching skills, and lookat the correct way to give feedback. Inthe meantime look for opportunities tocreate one -to -ones with the people thatmatter in your radio station.

TONY GRUNDY ownsbroadcast sales special-ist and managementconsultancy Communi-cate Now. He has beenin the broadcast indus-try for 18 years, during

which time he was sales director atRadio Aire /Leeds and MD at Radio210 I Reading. He was also nameddeputy MD when Radio 210 mergedwith GRW I Bristol in June 1989. Hecan be contacted at tel: (+44)1491.873185 or fax: (+44)1491.875 180.


M & M MUSIC ARTISTS IN PROGRESS

Supergroove Continues Its European Campaignby Robbert Tilli

AUCKLAND - Back in New Zealand, theyleft a trail of burning venues behindthem. With the ' quadruple platinumdebut album Traction (60.000 copies sold)and other singles of precious metal, funkmetallists Supergroove (RCA) havenothing more to prove. "Today NewZealand, Tomorrow the world," is the newcredo. Hence a plane trip to Sussex, UK,from where they are hoping to conquerEurope. But this means back to squareone!

"If we had to promote them from theirhomebase, we wouldn't havestood a chance," stresses BMGhead of internationalpromotion Nicole Moore."Once the band was prioritisedafter a showcase at theinternational BMG conferencein Malaysia last year, AllanFried, who's in charge of theartist development priority listat BMG in New York,requested the band to be basedout of the UK for a while."

Singer Karl Steven-whose vocals are sometimes asharsh as Johnny Rotten's-understands they are "worldfamous" in New Zealand but "nothing" inEurope. Nevertheless the septet decidedto go for it. "As soon as the possibility of a[introductory] European tour [in June]was mentioned, we realised we had to goback to the small venues. The good thingis that you have to fight for recognition.It's much harder work, we are rising to

the occasion, and thoroughly enjoying it.Sometimes it's good to struggle."

It reminds Steven of the band in itsfounding days seven years ago, but asmost of the members still lived at homewith their parents, expenses were muchlower then. "Coming from such a smallcountry, travelling the world is verystimulating. But to get out of NewZealand, seven plane tickets are veryexpensive."

Different singles off Traction are outin various territories in Europe. What allthese have in common is a fistful of rawenergy. Guitarist Ben Sciascia's power

rifling gives Scorpio Girls the punch ofRage Against The Machine or the RedHot Chili Peppers, prepared according tothe mid '80s recipe. Like Americancounterparts Dog Eat Dog they have afull-time horn section, which immediatelymakes the music more accessible.Adrenalin is brought to cooking level by

the high-energy stomper Gotta Knowwith a dirty, almost muddy bass. Rockand dance antipodes may shake hands,because Supergroove links theincompatible.

Steven hates to be called just anotherfunk metal "crossover" as the genre hasoften been referred to. "Coming from acountry with only three and a half millioninhabitants, we can boast a small butpotent rock scene. Because of ourisolation most of these bands are veryoriginal Like Split Enz in the past or theChills, we strongly believe we've gotsomething else to offer. You have to be

different if you want to make itabroad."

In Indonesia Supergroove canlook back at a missionaccomplished, where the album hasmade gold (12.000 units). Butneighbouring Australia has provedmore difficult. "Traditionally it'squite a slow market to catch on.Although it has one of the best livescenes in the world, it's hard tomake your albums sell. You canplay gigs there till the end of time,but as forget as chart entries areconcerned you can forget it. Atconcerts you draw the hipnighttime people, but 'Joe Bloggs'

still hasn't heard of us I'm afraid. InGermany that seems to be far less of aproblem. [Video outlet] Viva is reallyuseful."

However, the stage remains the besttool to break the band, says Rick Smith,who looks after the band's managementin the UK on behalf of Ted Gardner of

Larikin in New York. "In New Zealandthey've established themselves via thestandard method of playing to the people.Most bands which are great on record arehugely disappointing live. Supergroove isthe exception to that rule. EspeciallyRCA in Hamburg was drawn to them bythe instant effect they had on a liveaudience. "

Recently the band took a break fromtouring, rented a place in Sussex, andstarted writing songs for their secondalbum, which will be less of the"crossover" kind. "We're heading towardsmore melody now-real song structureslike Blondie or Bowie," Steven expresses.

"And we have developed that processto our live set too, in which we play ourold songs in new arrangements, reflectingour progression. A nice thing about thecrossover genre is that everybody can doit-just like punk at the time. Pick up aguitar, plug in and go. It was certainlyhow we started, but along the way youdevelop the abilities to take it further. Wedon't particularly like to be trendy.

"If you're part of a trend, then you'renot the sole creator. I mean you can'tcontrol what the others do. Perhaps we'recontrol freaks. So be it. But we like to doeverything ourselves. We do our ownproduction, artwork, even our ownvideos. Every band should do that."

With a month -long comprehensiveEuropean tour looming from mid -September to mid -October, Steven hashigh hopes for their chances in Europe."Every good band willing to work hardhas a chance. We do a pretty good liveshow, so I've got reason to be optimistic."

UK "Indie" Bands Conquer A Place Next To German Technoby Christian Lorenz & Robbert Tilli

You want to know whether rock 'n' roll ishere to stay, whether techno still rules? IsEuropean rap gaining territory and willUK Indie bands conquer the Continent?Well it all very much depends on whoseside you are on. Popkomm panelists hada hard time answering these topicalquestions in terms of modern dayA&R. "Techno is cool, everythingwas much better in the old days,"pretty much sums up the rather'studenty' standpoint held in paneldiscussions. Stay underground, becausecommercial success is a crime seemed tobe the message.

Media hype doesn't necessarily meanexport. Although the British battle of the"indie" bands between Oasis and Blurwas the talk of the town in Cologne, theyare not the ones scoring real chart actionon the Continent. The acts responsible forthe export statistics incidentally receivedmuch less attention.

So far UK indie acts have always beenbeaten in sales by the US grunge andpunk explosion. But a look at acts such asTake That, East 17, Pet Shop Boys orRolling Stones quickly point up the pan-European chart dominance of UK acts. Inone year the UK's record industryjumped from number 26 to 4 on thecountry's ladder of exports.

While the likes of Nirvana, Pearl Jam

and Soul Asylum adorned high streetracks and bedroom walls, rock -orientedacts in the UK have had ample time tocome up with a new strategy.

"For years UK artists in theindependent scene acted like they didn'tgive a shit about anything," said RoughTrade Germany MD Kurt Thielen."We had to promote their releases on the

Continent with lousy concerts andvery little managerial support."

Once christened the shoe -gazers for their lack of charisma orstage presence at live gigs, UK

indie acts have since discoveredprofessionalism, however. "UK bandshave their act together again," admittedEdel UK MD Andrew Cleary. "Theyhave proper equipment, goodmanagement and a clear vision."

Cleary believes that the latter is thekey success element for bands likeSupergrass, Oasis or Blur. "To find yourniche in the pop market you have to havea clear view of who you want to be andwhat you want to achieve," said Cleary.

"The butch -image has provenextremely successful abroad," he added."That kind of rough English ladtypecasting works wonders forSupergrass, Blur and Oasis." Images offootball hooligans and Britishexcentricism sell in Europe/Japan and forsome (Oasis) even in the US.

For Thielen the quality of the new

POPKOMM.

Die Messe fUrPopmusik andEntertainment

"Britpop" acts has almost caught up withthe UK media hype again. "In the early'90s German indie customers lost interestin press articles hailing the sensationalqualities of a new act. Now I think theUK scene is really exciting again. It hasthe potential to take the lead globallyagain. But I don't see this happening indance. From a commercial point of view"jungle" is totally irrelevant in Germany."

Meanwhile, German techno hasbecome one of the major sales forces onthe Continent, without having anysubstantial impact on the UK charts. Thelikes of Marusha and Mark 'Oh arepractically unknown quantities beyondthe Northsea. In Germany itself though,a media discussion is currently going onabout whether the genre has reached itsartistic peak.

At Popkomm it provoked former Idealfrontlady Inga Humpe, (recently rebornas techno schlager singer Bamby), to thefollowing comment: "Underground isgood, commerce is bad? Haven't I heardthese words before? Like 13 years ago,during the hey day of the 'Neue DeutscheWelle' ['new wave the German way']?"

Another strictly Continental thing isthe local hip hop hit-in languages otherthan English that is. While British raphas never really made it, its French-,German- and Italian -language counter-parts are still multiplying.

The arrival of jungle has further

blocked the road for UK rap. Production -wise Continental rap is improving itselfin an on -going process in which theFrench have taken the lead, according toAkim Walta of Germany's MZEE.

"Unfortunately there is a lot ofjealousy among our local rap scene.Signing to a major is seen as a betrayal,"observed French rapper Menelik (SoulCircus/Sony) who also spotted Germanand French acts networking together.

Popkomm's origins in the alternativescene was frequently evident during theconference, certainly whenever the futureof rock was debated. Realistically WiijaRecords (UK) MD Gary Walker noticedthat "It's not Offspring's fault that theysell so many records. Personally I switchoff as soon as 'scene marketing' comes in.

"Some bands like our ownCornershop have ideas which arebasically not marketable. But then againhas Therapy? become a worse band sincethey left us? I don't think so. They're onlybetter produced, but they still sing aboutthe same things."

The discrepancy between artisticcredibility and commercial sell-out stillapparently causes a lot of uproar.Glitterhouse A&R manager RobertStiewe pointed out that such discussionsare fully out of date. "Calling majorsnames is something of the past. We've gotto sell records and acknowledge there iscompeting product on the market."


M & M M U S I C NEW RELEASES

SinglesBJORKIsobel - Mother/One Little Indian ehr/a/dPRODUCER: Nellee HooperLighter than Army Of Me, radio won'thave trouble with this one on whichBitirk's weird vocal technique and the off-the-wall production are embedded in son-ically -friendly strings.

CAUGHT IN THE ACTLet This Love Begin - HKM ehr/acePRODUCER: Steve MacLet the conquest of Britain begin withthis romantic ballad from the half-Dutch/half-English quartet, whichalready has the entire female teen popu-lation of Germany at its feet.

COOL BREEZECan't Deal With This - Dorado d/ehrPRODUCER: Charlie LextonSix remixes are ample proof that Doradois becoming one of the jazz dance labels towatch. Mellow is the beat, sensual is thefemale singer and open is the sound,almost verging on trip hop.

JUNKHOUSEBrown Shoe - Epic r/aPRODUCER: Malcolm BurnProbably the only band in the world to bebooked at blues and alternative festivalsalike, Canadian Junkhouse is indeedunder the same spell of Delta blues andavant garde as Chris Whitley.

LENNY KRAVITZRock And Roll Is Dead - Virgin r/a/ehrPRODUCER: Lenny KravitzBorrowing half of the riff from Led Zep-pelin's Heartbreaker is not exactly theway to back up the statement he's mak-ing here. By going retro again, Kravitzreanimates rock totally. "As rock is stillvery big in Scandinavia, it will be a bigradio hit," predicts Hans Van Rijn, DJat The Voice/Copenhagen. "It's typical ofhim, the way it's structured. Althoughplayable in all day slots, in the evening itwill do best on EHR stations which pre-tend to cater to youth."

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Country House -Food a/r/ehrPRODUCER: Stephen StreetEverything about this song makes youthink of Mott The Hoople's laddishversion of David Bowie's All TheYoung Dudes. Whatever, it has wonthem the UK championship at theexpense of Oasis.

PAOLO MENDONPAIf You Don't Come To Party -Polar r/a/ehrPRODUCER: Nicci WallinMendonca is funking like mad at his ownparty just as Sly & The Family Stoneused to dance to the music in the early'70s. Producer Nicci Wallin deserves duecredit for the organic sound.

MORRISSEYDagenham Dave -RCA a/ehrPRODUCER: Steve LillywhiteNow on the same RCA Victor label as hisgreatest idol Elvis, Morrissey debuts withan upbeat single in a much harder soundthan previously. Incidentally, it's not acover of the Stranglers song.

ALISON MOYETSolid Wood - ColumbiaPRODUCER: Ian BroudieThe next single selected from the compi-lation Singles is a solid rocking pop song,doing justice to her background in Can-vey Island where pub rock once started.

SINEAD O'CONNORFamine - ChrysalisPRODUCER: John ReynoldsSinead raps about starvation in Irish his-tory. Thanks to its modern sound thesong, containing bits out of the Beatles'Eleanor Rigby, takes after Suzanne Vega& DNA's Tom's Diner.

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERSWarped - Warner BrothersPRODUCER: Rick RubinWatch out Rage Against The Machineand Dog Eat Dog, as the inventors of thefunk -rap -metal crossover are no longerrecluses. Loud and proud they reclaimtheir position as leaders.

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SLEDle Lance Les Des - WMD d/a/ehrPRODUCER: SleoDon't let Chirac influence your musicalchoice, as here's another interestingFrench rap posse that deserves yourattention. It's the bassline that reallymakes it irrepressible.

ROD STEWARTLady Luck - Warner Brothers r/ace/ehrPRODUCER: Trevor Horn/Rod StewartRod fishes the best bits out of the Byrds'You Ain't Goin' Nowhere-the chorus-and his own Maggie May-the man-dolin-to come up with a pleasing resultfor both rockers and romantics.

SUNSCREEMWhen - Sony Soho Square d/aPRODUCER: SuncreemLong time, no hear. When? Now! Sun-creem is back. The ambient intro putsyou on the wrong foot. Steadily it devel-ops into an electro pop song in a trendydance production and bouncy K -Klassremixes.

AlbumsTHE FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDSRoll Of The Dice - Private Music r/ace/ehrPRODUCER: Danny Kortchmar/Steve JordanBy now frontman Kim Wilson is the soleremaining original member of the TexanR&B "academy," with drummer FranChristina being his most loyal pal.Everyone else is new to a band which hassurprisingly kept its spirit intact. Ses-sioneers David Grissom and DannyKortchmar step in as back seat gui-tarists, while Kid Ramos is meant to bethe new "Jimmie" or "Duke." With moreharp than before, it becomes clear thatMr. Wilson is the true target man now.Poppier than his solo albums, this newset could very well contain the T -Birds'first (US) hit in years. How Do I Get YouBack is MTV -tailored rock and HereComes The Night is the best version ofthe Them classic since DwightYoakam's. Lovers with soul will weepevery time they hear the sad O.V.Wright -styled ballad Memory From Hell.

GAVIN FRIDAYShag Tobacco - Island a/d/ehrPRODUCER: T. Simenon/G. Friday/M. SeezerHooking up with Bomb The Bass' TimSimenon was one of the best moves Fri-day has made in his solo career. Like ahuman body on a mattress, his voicecomfortably lies on top of the inventiverhythm tracks. It shows that avant gardeand dance haven't exhausted their com-bined potential yet. The title track withthe Irish modern bard reciting his poetryin a deep dark talking voice is as adven-turous a song as Robbie Robertson'sDown By The Crazy River. There's somuch going on, this album deserves acloser examination than just an occasion-al spin. Awesome!

GEORGE JONES & TAMMY WYNETTEOne - MCA c/r/acePRODUCER: Norro Wilson/Tony BrownReunited on record, it's almost as ifthey've remarried after their divorce. Onthis duets album, George & Tammysound more harmonious than they did atthe time of Golden Ring. For Tammy it'smore than a reunion, it's a musicalhomecoming too. Last year's WithoutWalls, another duets affair, was morepop than country. With the intimacyhere the ballads benefit most, especiallyJust Look What We've Started Again inan Owen Bradley kind of arrangement. Iftearjerkers make you feel too sad for asummer day, then try a rockier piece,like the O'Kanes cover Will You TravelThis Road With Me.

KING LGreat Day For Gravity- Circa a/rPRODUCER: Gary ClarkTo live up to the indispensable "indie"image, many British guitar -driven popbands often deliberately sound a bit"cheap." King L radically breaks withthis silly tradition. Production is big andcan match the whole Seattle army.Small wonder, as American Jack JosephPuig mixed the bulk of the set. Musicallythey're more pop than rock, but not what

is now called "Britpop." Songs are thedriving force, and instrumental skillsare better than today's British standard.Bowie, Alex Chilton, and Freedy John-ston come to mind more than once. Allthis culminates on what should undis-putedly be the single, Life After You.

PATRAScent Of Attraction - Sony 550 Music d/ehrPRODUCER: C. Dillon/D. Kennedy/H.Luv Bug/S. Remi/T. Taylor/C.Ferrar/Soulshock/Karl in/A. KellyStill the queen of ragga or has DianaKing overtaken her? First single Pull UpTo The Bumper stays too faithful to theGrace Jones original to close the gapwith her immediate rival. But there'smore, a whole lot more. Even the cold-est -hearted DJ will melt for Mek Me Hot.And what about Hot Stuff, the "duet"with Salt-N-Pepa, for instance? Itmight prove the winning combinationjust as Salt -En -Vogue has been.

XAVIERThe X -Factor- Interscope d/ehr/acePRODUCER: Xavier"Created by Xavier AminDphrepaulezz," the credits say. That'sall. An allrounder like Prince or StevieWonder, he's a multi -instrumentalistwho prefers to do everything by himself,apart from some guest contributions.Not the sensational debut you mighthave hoped for, but give him more timeand something really promising coulddevelop. The ballads Angel Of Mercyand Cinnamon Girl-not to be confusedfor the Neil Young song-are the firstsigns of what should become a longcareer in pop.

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...And Out Come The Wolves - Epitaph a/r/ehrPRODUCER: Jerry Finn/RancidStop your sobbing about possibleClash reunions, because Rancid-Epitaph's next US missile aimed atEurope-is the best imaginable rein-carnation of 1977 British punk rock.Again there's a "white riot" going onwith a similar vigour, yes even sungwith Joe Strummer's intonation.Material is strong enough to forgivethem for leaning so clearly on punk'shistory. Without exception, all thetracks are sing-alongs. Radio won'thave a problem with the handful ofska tracks, among which the singleTime Bomb and Daly City Train. Forparty animals there's the "Oi" punkvariant too: Avenues & Alleyways.

Singles and albums featured in New Releases are listed alphabetically. Each record is recommended for format or programme suitability. Abbreviations used include: EHR (European Hit Radio), ACE (Adult Contemporary Europe), R

(Rock), D (Dance), C (Country), J (Jazz), NAC (New Adult Contemporary), A (Alternative), W (World) and M (Metal). Please send your samples to Robbed Tilli, Music & Media, PO Box 9027, 1006 M Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

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Market Place11:59Free Man - Ticking Time/China (UK)

PRODUCER: 11:59/Eye QDub meets rap on this intriguing sliceof trip hop. What sets this outfit apartfrom comparable bands is their muchstronger reliance on vocals and guitarspartly provided by Paul, son of Lemmyfrom Motorhead. Contact Ken Lowerat tel: (+44) 181.742 9999; fax: 181.7429353.

CYBER-TECCyber-Tec - Synthetic Symphony/SPV (EP)(Belgium/UK/Germany)PRODUCER: J -L De Meyer/J. Sharpe/G. Denton

Formed around Front 242 mastermindJean -Luc De Meyer, this outfitcontinues where his old band left off. Akey difference is, however, that ambientelements are now incorporated in thetrademark hard-hitting electronic bodymusic. Consisting of four tracks withnumerous remixes, this EP serves as aprimer for a full-length albumscheduled for release early next year.Contact Martin Ruder at tel: (+49)511.87090; fax: 511.870 9183 or PaulGreen at tel/fax: (+44) 161.434 8473.

LITTLE SONNYSonny Side Up- Glynn/Sequel (CD) (US/UK)PRODUCER: VariousThis ace blues harp player, who hasplayed with just about every bluesartist under the sun over the past fewdecades, offers his first solo work inquite some time. The material, allwritten by himself or his sons, mainlyconsists of tough uptempo blues, whilehis vocals are as much in the spotlightas his harmonica playing. ContactNoreen Allen at tel: (+44) 171.4331641; fax: 171.433 3270.

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Global -3 Beat (CD) (UK)PRODUCER: New AtlanticThe single I Know, which is includedhere, created quite a buzz a few monthsago. It also sums up what thisLiverpudlian duo is all about-in ahighly original way, they coupleambient techno with soul. Theinstrumental arrangements arecertainly on par with those by theAphex Twin and the Orb, while theR&B-flavoured extras add somethingthe competition lacks. Contact

Chantal Andrews or Russell Cookat tel: (+44) 171.498 0788; fax: 171.4983755.

O.N.A.Modlinshka - MJM (CD) (Poland)PRODUCER: O.N.A./Adas ToczkoThe figurehead of this rock band is 18 -year old singer Agnieszka, who boastsa terrifyingly big voice and writingskills to match. The current single, theballad Drzwi ("Doors") summarises thebands qualities. Most other materialconsists of melodic but hard-hittingrockers, which bode well for the future.Contact Andrej Wojciechowski at tel:(+48) 2.619 2492; fax: 2.619 0920.

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Banother Boat Song- Tribe (Sweden)PRODUCER: Johan BejerholmThis cheerful version of the famous '50ssmash the Banana Boat Song hasplenty of potential to become a majorhit yet again in this uptempo reggaeguise. The combination of a classic tuneand contemporary arrangement shoulddo the trick in this case too. ContactDag Hiiggqvist or Gunnar B.Skoglund at tel: (+46) 8.799 6900; fax:8.294 006 or Eddie Freij or JohanJansson at tel: (+46) 470.12161; fax:470.12 162.

THE TUBSThe Tubs- Rec 90 (CD) (Norway)PRODUCER: Yngve L.Stre/The TubsMelodic rock with more than just a fewweird twists and turns is the fare herebut the group retains its pop sensibilityat all times. Bright rockers such asSpiders, Jolly Boo and A Little Ttrib arejust a few examples of this and if theykeep up the good work they'll only haveto gain wider recognition. ContactTorfinn N. Andersen at tel: (+47)55.323 410/903 315; fax: 55.311875.

VARIOUSThe Extreme Collection Vol.2- 89/Ripe (CD) (UK)

PRODUCER: Various

Kicking of with Dean Alexander'sslamming Junglist Raver, thiscollection sums up the state of affairs inthe jungle community very well. Someof the material is pretty straight-forward (such as Jermaine Fabulous'Authority), much more so than otherssuch as the slightly jazzy Café LeJungle by Dubtronix and thedownright odd Vision by Frixion.Contact Andrew Steven at tel: (+44)121.693 4455; fax: 121.693 4466.

Records mentioned in Market Place are by acts signed o independent labels for which licensing and/or pub-lishing rights are available, except as noted. Please send your samples to Ra01 Cairo (regular product) and

Maria Jimenez (dance product) at Music & Media, PO Box 9027, 1006 AA Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Dance Groovesby Maria Jimenez

FUNKED CLUB HOUSE: MikeDunn's MD Express is runningsmoothly with God Made Me Phunky, asuper deep '70s funkdafied houser withmajor crossover ability Ideal for radioprogrammers who play theBucketheads. Contact Nite Stuff orAspro (a label started by Belgian/Dutch DJ Eddy De Clercq) at tel:(+31) 20.686 5943; fax: 20.684 3307 orJive/Zoma at tel: (+31) 2153.16314;fax: 2153.16785. CROSSOVER HOUSE:D -Generator's Una Musica SenzaRitmo (Maddog Records) is anuptempo club track with pop threadsrunning through it. The Radio Mix is amidtempo rendition with a cheerfulvibe and spiced with soulful lyrics.Contact tel: (+49) 711.47630; fax:711.476 3324. TRANCE: An impressive technotrance album out of Israel? GuySebbag and Cal Canny have releaseda highly recommended eight -track CDcalled In Trance (Papaya/ NMC). Theoverall sound is full and round with lotsof forward motion. Contact tel: (+972)3.559 7888; fax: 3.556 8880.

The new Echolabel ventures out inall possible direc-tions. Moloko's self -titled EP is a greatattempt on the

Portishead variety of Bristol's "trip hop"sound. The Wondervox mix of Where IsThe What If The What Is In Why? isextremely suspenseful. Ask your localMCA office for a copy or contact Molokoon the following Internet page:http://www.echo.co.uk/echo/echo.html. ANTHEMIC HOUSE: CelvineRotane has been enjoying interna-tional club success with the high -pumping winner I Believe (ClubTools). European radio should welcomethis track as a model dancefloorairwave crossover number. The remixesfrom DJ Misjah, Rozzo and MelO'Ween provide diverse club soundsfrom trance to techno to the strippeddown raw cut. Contact tel: (+49) 40.89085208; fax: 40.890 85301. JUNGLE & HOUSE: SuburbanSoul takes Minnie Ripperton's 1975hit Lovin' You (All Around The World)and turns it into an uptempo whirlerfor 1995. The original format is jungle,while three house remixes are alsoprovided. Contact tel: (+44) 171.4980788; fax: 171.498 3755. HAPPY HARDCORE: In the centreof the new rush of happy hardcoretracks comes Kiki Peng's bizarre coverof Lesley Gore's '60s pop hit It's MyParty (MT Air). It's catchy and simpleto remember, as sufficiently proved in1981 when Dave Stewart & BarbaraGaskin had a go on the same song,resulting in a UK number 1 hit. Take achance on the "A -side" or the morehousey club mixes. Contact tel: (+31)2526.74253; 2526.87872.

"Dance Grooves" provides dance tips and newsfor radio programmers on a weekly basis.

Short TakesCompiled by Raid Cairo

Sometime in autumn, the eagerly -awaited sophomore album by bluesrapper G. Love& Special Sauce onOkeh/Epic will hit your desks. Thealbum, called Coast To Coast Motel, isco -produced by Don Smith. Among thetracks are Kiss And Tell, Soda Pop,Music Is Love and Bye Bye Baby, whichfeatures the Rebirth Brass Band. After a lengthy maternity leave,Suzanne Vega has returned to thestudio for the pre -production of a newalbum slated for release next spring. US reggae stars Big Mountain willstage their return with a new albumcalled Resistance in October. The lead-off single will be Caribbean Blue. Liz Phair is to release an EPfeaturing one previously -released song(Jealousy). The track is augmented byfive unreleased old tracks and two newones-a live version of Animal Girl anda version of the Vapours' 1980 cult hitTurning Japanese. Jailed banker Nick Leeson hasrecorded a version of My Way with theBollock Brothers (a coup only com-parable with train robber Ronnie Biggs'fronting the Sex Pistols in 1978). Leeson"sang" the vocals by telephone from theprison where he is incarcerated. Thetrack will be released by Gun Recordsbased in Witten/Germany. Carlos Santana has just released athree -CD box set called Dance Of TheRainbow Serpent containing mostly oldmaterial, but there are two previouslyunreleased tracks present. In addition,he has also hit the road with Jeff Beck,who hasn't toured since 1989. Reggae star Shaggy follows up theMungo Jerry cover In The Summertimewith an original called Boombastic.The track which has reached the num-ber three slot in the Billboard Hot 100Singles is already in use in a Levi'scommercial, currently being shown incinemas.

Highlysuccess-fulGermanrockersPur, willembarkon a

giant tour on September 26. They willbe on the road until May 5 next yearand will hit virtually every major venuein the German-speaking territories.Many dates have been sold out well inadvance so a few extra shows arescheduled. All this is in support of thenew album Abenteuerland(Intercord). Amsterdam -based US blues combothe Alexander Band has replacedsinger Keith Dunn with FrancescaCapaso. The new line-up will receiveits baptism of fire on stage onSeptember 3, when it opens for theFabulous Thunderbirds. There are reportedly plans for aChristmas album by All -4 -One.

"Short Takes" offers new release and artistinformation for on -air use.

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NAB Radio In New Orleans 1995Some 75 years ago, on November 2, 1920, the firstcommercial radio station, KDKA I Pittsburgh wenton air, with a broadcast of the returns of the Hard-ing -Cox presidential election. This year's NABRadio Show is celebrating that anniversary withseminars covering topics Messrs. Marconi, Hertz,Branly or Fleming could hardly have imagined intheir wildest dreams. Or could they? In this centu-ry of incredibly rapid advances in science andtechnology, these pioneers already had visions ofmass communication on a worldwide scale.

by Susanna Contini Hennink

FROM September6-9, NewOrleans willplay host toNAB's Radio

Show and World MediaExpo, providing workshops,panel discussions and semi-nars geared to profession-als in radio management,programming, technology,sales and marketing. Inter-net, DAB, automation, thedigital radio station andtrends are some of the many topicsin which international visitors willbe interested. In addition, over 350exhibitors will be present, of which50 are specialised in the radio andaudio fields.

However, what goes on between -sessions, and during receptions,ceremonies and dinners is at leastequally, if not more important tosome attendants. This is when thereal networking takes place-theideal opportunity such a largeinternational radio show offers tomeet with (prospective) businesspartners and US counterparts.

base [as at MIDEM] from whichyou can look up where people are

order to arrange meet-ings."Generallyspeaking,Cole con-sidersNAB oneof the bestorganisersof confer-ences, andis lookingforward to

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Unique Broadcasting MD SimonCole says "I'm a sponge," whenreferring to his visits to NAB Radioshows, which he finds "an extreme-ly good opportunity to meet with myUS counterparts in a one -stopvisit."

Cole is a regular visitor to NABRadio shows, and intends to con-tinue to do so. As a programmesupplier, he is primarily interestedin meeting US colleagues in thearea of networking. The opportuni-ty that such a large conference pro-vides to connect with US col-leagues without having to travelthe length and breadth of the conti-nent, is one of the main attractionsfor Cole.

"My only criticism, which I don'tconsider a major one," he goes on,"is that it is difficult to locate peo-ple at these large NAB shows,because there is no central data -

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annual Radio Show, Eric Bap-tiste, chairman of France's ViveLa Radio says his main reasonsfor attending are to become betterinformed about innovations inDAB, and to gather information onthe best soft- and hardware to pro-duce programmes automatically.He is also looking forward to theopportunity to meet and make con-tacts with US radio professionals.

Looking EastNAB is a familiar presence in west-ern Europe, bringing US broadcast-ing professionals into contact withEuropeans, and organising semi-nars and workshops to provide aplatform for exchanging informa-

tion on programming, net-working, marketing andother topics of interest toradio operators and man-agement. The past fewyears have seen a shift offocus eastward, as NABexecutive VP/operationsJohn Abel says regardingtheir plans to continueexpanding activities inEastern Europe.

"We want to do more incentral and easternEurope, although we haveno specific plans. We havealready held conferences

in Warsaw, Prague and Moscow,and organisations in all of theseplaces have asked us to come backand do more," he explains. "Thechallenge is big, but I think every-one sees the growth potential asbeing bigger. It is easier for us tointerest US broadcasters in thismarket because we find less regu-lation and a more open environ-ment in the east. Broadcastersthere want knowledge and exper-tise."

In Abel's opinion, commercialradio has a greater potential thanpublic radio. "In eastern Europe,we are seeing the governmentbacking out of broadcasting anddeciding to let entrepreneurs in.


The NAB Radio ShowNew Orleans Convention Center, September 6-9

Special Events*Radio Station Tours - 06/09 (08:30-12:30) - guided tours ofNew Orleans' radio stations*Bonus Session: "Profiting From Technology In The '90s" -

Radio Applications, 06/09 (15:30-17:00), John Abel, NABexecutive VP/operations.*Digital Radio Seminar - One -day workshop, 07/09 (09:00-17:00), including: first public release of DAB test data, DABforum, evaluating new broadcast technologies, total automa-tion for the radio broadcaster. (Separate registration fee, andonly for full convention registrants.)*International Reception - 07/09 (17:00-18:30), sponsored byRCS and Sound & Stations*Internet Boot Camp, 09/09 (09:30-13:30) - learn basics ofInternet and its benefits for radio stations, e-mail services,whether a World Wide Web home page will benefit yourbroadcast operation.*NAB Marconi Radio Awards Reception, Dinner & Show -

09/09 (18:00-22:00), Gary Owens host, and featuring TheTemptations, courtesy of Premiere Radio Networks

Selection Of SessionsThursday 07/09"20 Great Promotions To Build Your Bottom Line" - LarryRoberts, Sunbrook Communications"State Of Radio Sales-Industry Address" - Gary Fries, RABpresident/CEO, addresses: problems and opportunities facingradio industry; what are future sales trends"Finding Your Voice" - Marice Tobias, Tobias Communica-tions, discusses new techniques for on -air talent"Radio: Today's Trends, Tomorrow's Opportunities" - withMel Karmazin, Infinity Broadcasting and Lowry Mays, ClearChannel Communications"Small Market Duopoly Sales" - addresses the challenges ofsuccessfully running a small market duopoly operation"The Digital Radio Station: Anything Else Is History" - DougMcGuire, EZ Communications, explains how digital technolo-

gy works, offering hands-on demonstrations"[email protected]" - Station managers and profes-sionals explain the benefits of Internet"The Total Quality Service Radio Station" - Dan O'Day looksat every department in the radio station, offering specificguidelines for improvement

Friday 08109"The Seven Critical Calculations" - Chris Lytle, The AdvisoryBoard, discusses new ways to measure and manage perfor-mance in sales"Free Advice From The Experts" - Corinne Baldassano, SWNetworks, moderates panel to answer questions on program-ming and promotion"The Bleeding Edge: Technology-Friend Or Foe?" - How sta-tions are employing new technologies to improve perfor-mance and profits - costs, risks and benefits"Every Last Cent"- Jay Mitchell, Jay Mitchell Assoc., dis-closes non-traditional ways of generating revenue throughstation publications, merchandising programmes, databasemarketing"The Future Of Radio: Are You Ready?" - Eric Rhoads,CEO/publisher Radio Ink Magazine, discusses changes thatwill affect radio industry in next five years, and how to pre-pare for them

Saturday 09/09"Personality Radio Outside Of The Morning Drive" - after-noon drive presenters show how to pep up shows"Swap Shop Idea Swap" - Dave Young, NAB $wap $hop Con-tributing Editor, KIMB-FM, moderates panel on money-making and money -saving ideas for small market radio man-agers"Has Research Gone Too Far?" - Joel Reish, Entercom, dis-cusses the extent to which research is used or abused byradio stations

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This makes the market more openthan in western Europe. We werequite shocked with the prioritiesthat eastern Europe has made foritself. They are more interested inthe programming and manage-ment side of broadcasting. Theykeep coming back to ask for moreseminars on these topics. This ismore like US radio. And as far astechnology is concerned, they wantthe latest audio console or changer.They are more interested in cur-rent technology, and aren't toointerested in the future impact, asare Western European and USmarkets."

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casting today that is changing theindustry. There are more stations,more sources of information, moremedia channels available. Becauseof that," he continues, "you have topick out a niche that is useful toyou. If a station exists in your mar-ket which holds a 20% share of theaudience, that is your green flag toenter that format, and make some-thing slightly different. He is kingof the mountain; it's the idea oftaking money from the rich. Youjust have to do it better; 'and createa separate little niche. Obtaining5% of his market is a significantpercentage."

DAB will definitely have a sig-nificant effect on broadcasting. Itwill add more signals in the mar-ket place. "It cannot help but speedup development," he says. "Withmore channels come more chances.Digital broadcasting is a powerful

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medium. We will soon be seeingthe kind of computer on the marketthat does everything; that is goingto become a multimedia computer,where data broadcasting, radio andTV will be available in one device."

Dim Outlook ForPubcastersIn Abel's opinion, there is a limit towhat the government can do to sup-port broadcasting. He sees a dimfuture for public broadcasting."Public broadcasters are having adifficult time raising money fromconstituencies, although this obvi-ously varies from country to coun-try. The BBC, for example, hasbecome considerably smaller in the

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Europe's Example"I think we have a lot to learn fromEuropean radio," he says, "especial-ly as we are becoming more multi-cultural ourselves. The number offoreign languages now heard onAmerican radio is amazing. Spanishis obviously the fastest growing, butin the larger cities you can hear vir-tually every language on earth.Where I live, you can hear Viet-namese, Thai and Cambodian,although several of these pro-grammes can be heard on the samestation." Abel goes on to say howUS radio is increasingly reflectingthe multi -cultural society, and inthis respect Americans have a lot tolearn from Europeans. "For exam-ple, how do you sell products tothese markets? Europeans are quitesensitive to cultural differences.They have learned to co -exist andhave appreciation for the other'spoint of view. We have to learn thatnow. It is having a large impact onbusiness in broadcasting. Radio isan easy market for minority groupsto get access to media. An AM radiostation can be purchased at a rela-tively low price, and this band isoften used to produce niche foreignlanguage programmes."

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moving at thespeed of light.1865 - Creationof the Interna-tional Telecom-municationsUnion, becominga specialisedagency of theUnited Nationsin 1947.1888 - HeinrichHertz demon-strated thatMaxwell's predic-tions were true,at least overshort distances.1890 - EdouardBranly inventeda secondary -spark detector, a"cohere,"1895 - GuglielmoMarconi, repeat-ing Hertz' expert-

ents, succeededin sending wire-less messages onhis family estate.1897 - The firstcommercial com-pany is incorpo-rated for themanufacture ofradio apparatus,the Wireless Tele-graph and Sig-nal Company,Ltd.1901 - Marconibridged Atlantic,sending letter Sin Morse codefrom Poldhu,Cornwall to St.John's, New-foundland.1904 - Sir JohnAmbrose Fleminginvented thediode - the firststep to the ampli-fier tube that inthe early part ofthe 20th centuryrevolutionisedradio communi-cation.1906 - Lee DeForest inventedthe Audion, mak-ing it possible toamplify the radiofrequency signalpicked up by theantenna beforeapplication to thereceiver detector.1906 - The firstknown radio pro-gramme in the

100 Years After MarconiTo commemorate the 100th anniversary of radio, Music& Media conducted a series of interviews with leadingexponents from several major fields of the radio indus-try: public radio, research, advertising, consulting,syndication and programming. The US National Asso-ciation of Broadcasters (NAB) has been included for itsrole in establishing and maintaining regular andmutually profitable contacts between US radio andmarkets in other countries. Our aim was to describemajor advances in recent years, and to look at thefuture of radio as we move toward the next 100 years.

Paul Robinson, headof strategy anddevelopment, BBCNetwork Radio

State-ownedradio in Europeis on the retreatas commercialbroadcasterstake an everincreasing sliceof the audiencecake in countriessuch as the UK,Italy and

France. Meanwhile, in countrieslike Sweden and the Netherlands,public stations are facing up to pri-vate sector competition for the firsttime. How should the pubcasterreact-and what is its role in thischanged environment?

Paul Robinson believes thatpublic radio is distinct from itscommercial counterpart. "Publicservice radio is involved in engag-ing its audience in a way that com-mercial radio isn't," he says. "Com-mercial radio is effective asbackground wallpaper; public ser-vice radio's role is to stimulate andget a reaction from its audience,whether it be joy or tears, anger orargument."

Robinson maintains that publicradio's output is different because,unlike commercial radio (whichneeds to deliver results to itsshareholders), it is not driven pure-

ly by a need to maximise its audi-ence. "The BBC has the luxury ofbeing able to aim at the highestcommon factor rather than the low-est common denominator. Com-mercial radio is designed to beundemanding and inoffensive so itcan appeal to the widest audiencepossible, but there are factors thatlink people together which a publicstation can reflect."

He adds that the public servicephilosophy and superior resourceswhich most pubcasters enjoy, com-pared to commercial outfits, meansthat they can also provide a superi-or range and quality of pro-grammes, from religious pro-grammes to quality journalism."Public service radio is uniquelyable to provide a full range of pro-grammes and can therefore cap-ture the heartbeat of the nation."

In the light of commercial

radio's success in recent years,though, shouldn't public radio beborrowing a few tricks from theprivate sector? "You cannot operateto commercial radio objectives, andthe BBC would never copy pro-gramming ideas from the commer-cial sector," says Robinson. "We seeit as part of our strategy to con-stantly innovate-we believe it ispart of our difference from the com-mercial sector."

He does concede, however, thatpublic broadcasters can often makeuse of new technology which hasbeen pioneered in the private sec-tor. "You can certainly make use of

technology to deliver programmingmore effectively and efficiently,saving the licence -payers' money. Idid not hesitate, for example, tointroduce Selector [music schedul-ing system from RCS] at Radio 1,even though this meant cutting thenumber of production clerksemployed."

The BBC has not been afraid touse music research in its program-ming, either, although Robinsoninsists that it is a tool for program-ming rather than its master, whichhe feels tends to be the case in thecommercial sector.

Robinson believes that, in theUK and elsewhere, public radiohas to continue to be distinctive inorder to survive. "If the BBC didn'toffer services which were differentfrom commercial radio, we wouldrisk privatisation, and rightly so.The argument that Radio 1 shouldbe privatised, for instance, hasgone away since it was reposi-tioned."

Jeff Pollack, CEO ofPollack Media Group

Technology hasreshaped allbranches of theradio industry,but what it hasdone to consul-tant Jeff Pol-lack's field isquite impres-sive; it haschanged pre-

sumption into fact.All of this thanks to services

such as (airplay monitoring com-pany) BDS and (sales monitoringcompany) SoundScan. The infor-mation they provide can be vital incoming up with the right program-ming formula, explains Jeff Pol-lack, a successful consultant whowas one of the first US consultantsto find a place in European radio."Now, we not only know what isselling, but what is actuallygetting played on theradio and how often.This developmentcompletelychanged thebusiness. Wedon't have tobase our ideason perceptionalone, or oncharts ,Orhype, and onthe need toget a particu-lar song upthe chart forthe wrong rea-sons. This infor-mation necessi-tates a businessapproach. It repre-sents a great advance-ment."

In his opinion, Europe

seems to be a step behind the USin the development of airplay mon-itoring, but Pollack doesn't expectto wait.too long before a similar sit-uation builds up here.

In the meantime, the Europeanmarket is going through manychanges. Pollack takes his hat offto industry professionals such asMartin Brisac from. Europe 2Developpement, who has provenhimself a leader in finding new tal-ent. "Brisac is a visionary, someonewho tracks the best talent and putstogether the finest people he can tocontinue to place his company inthe forefront. He's always hungryfor new ideas and continues toemphasise the latest strategies. ToMartin that's development."

Pollack has witnessed the birthof a new calibre of European talentin the past few years, in DJs, pro-grammers and stations. He alsomentions the success of MTVEurope, and people such as BillRoedy, Brent Hansen and PeterEinstein who have made the sta-tion the success it is today.

Although Pollack is not new tothe European market, he considersit more open for consulting today."It simply has no other choice," headds. "The market is so competi-tive now, that every great broad-caster must look around his/hercity, country or continent to findnew ideas. Whether they're fromParis, New York or Sydney, newideas are the only way to win thistough competitive battle."

Regardless of the numerouschanges radio has gone through,the birth of DAB might be one ofthe most painful, predicts Pollack."DAB is going to have a profoundeffect on broadcasting. At thispoint, many more decisions need tobe made concerning distribution,such as who will gain access tothese new licences and technology.These developments are going tochange the face of radio every-where, including the birth of new

networks. There is a veryexciting marriage now

taking place betweenradio and technolo-

gY."In addition to

DAB, Pollackexpects to see alot of activitygoing onaround Inter-net, from pro-motions tomerchandis-ing.

Althoughhe has muchrespect for the

European radiomarket, he

expresses hisdesire to see a Euro-

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"New ideas and strategies need tobe shared. At the moment, Europehas several regional conferences.Even MIDEM has the tendency tomove in that direction. There is agreat need for a radio -only confer-ence that doesn't have to share thestage with other segments of theentertainment business. There isyet to be a significant radio confer-ence in Europe-a European ver-sion of the NAB solely for radio."

Tom Rounds,president RadioExpress

Tom Roundsmay be a leaderin his field, buthe is quick topass the crownto the deceasedWilliam F.Paley. Paleycould be consid-ered the fatherof syndication,

coming up with the first syndicatedprogramming back in the '30s byoffering programming to stationsthat could not have created similarshows on their own. "That's what Icall networking," says Rounds."Paley found the common denomi-nators to entertainment andrealised that people have similartastes. He believed that there arecommon things that entertain audi-ences, a sort of community of inter-ests that they share. That's whatnetworking is all about."

Syndication quickly turned intoprogramme supplying, the differ-ence being a touch of localisation."Syndication is more like an astrol-ogy column; it's something that ismade once and printed in hundredsof newspapers. Syndication issomething our industry stoppeddoing in the '70s. That's not whatprogramme supplying is all about.What we do now is provide pro-gramming concepts, and the sta-tions are then free to flavour thiswith their own languages, person-alities, what have you. This is atrend that seems to be taking offacross Europe."

Of course, Rounds' industry stillhas to face a number of stationswho have taken on a "no syndica-tion" policy. "It's almost like segre-gation," says Rounds. "This kind ofan attitude is almost medieval, 'oh,let's put up the port walls and notlet anybody in so we don't have tomix with the outside world.' Spe-cial programming gives you a win-dow to the outside world. Not open-ing yourself to this is putting yourstation in an obsolete and absurdposition. Usually people who havea 'no syndication' policy have noway of evaluating good program-ming. They just play record afterrecord. You have to open doors andlet in some fresh air."

Radio may have gone through alot of changes in the past 100years, but on the whole Roundssimply sees his branch of the

industry keeping up with thetimes. "We've got many more sta-tions on the air, and common inter-ests are more finely targeted. Mar-kets are becoming more and morespecified and narrowcasting is theway to reach the crowds."

One thing Rounds can't help butsee is the tremendous improve-ment of means of programme dis-tribution, which is about to enterthe electronic highway. "Not allstations are ready for this step orhave practical experience in what'savailable now, but electronic deliv-ery will change everything. We cur-rently put programmes on CDs,which is old technology comparedto what's already available. Elec-tronic delivery means instantdelivery, more relevance to what'sgoing on now. But I have no idea ofwhat's in store, and everythingthat excites me now will probablybe old news six months from now.Ask me in about a year and I'msure I can give you a much betteranswer."

Radio continues to grow inmany respects, but one thingRounds doesn't see changing isthis: "radio is still the most effi-cient advertising media sourcethere is."

Herye de Clerck,president SIRRP,general manager IPFrance

The past 15years have seenmajor changesin the radiolandscape inEurope, andFrance in par-ticular has seena mushroomingof new radiostations.

Between 1981 and 1985 the deregu-lation of radio saw the emergence ofhundreds of new stations. Whereasthe top four, Europe 1, RTL, RadioMontecarlo and France -Inter domi-nated then, nowadays the radiopanorama is dominated by 15 net-works. Unlike other Europeancountries, in France radio is anational medium, the networksbeing heard throughout the territo-rY.

Speaking as president ofSIRRP-the French radio advertis-ing organisation-Herve de Clercknames three major developmentsin radio advertising that havetaken place in approximately thelast 10 years.Listener surveys Since 1986 thenumber of people surveyed has goneup from about 20.000 to 75.000, giv-ing more credibility to radio as anefficient medium for advertisers.Media Planning The four mainadvertising sales houses in Franceprovide media planning services toagencies and advertisers. This ser-vice is more complex for radio thanfor TV, as the number of advertis-ing slots in radio is higher, and the

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Whereas prior to 1990 slotswere booked by the hour, sincethen slots are planned by the halfhour. For radio this meant a greatimprovement in planning, as the

radio audience can change dramat-ically within a half hour, especiallyduring peak listening times. Half-hour planning gave sales housesthe means to plan more efficiently,and gave advertisers a much morefocussed audience. Advertiserscould see how radio comparedfavourably to TV when looking atthe size of audience and frequencyof broadcast in relation to cost.Commercialisation Prior to theearly '90s, smaller stations wereoften the dupe of the process of frag-mentation, as they were not part ofadvertising sales packages, andadvertisers had to visit, them indi-vidually, which was very time-con-suming and inefficient.

In the last few years, however,advertising houses are sellingaudience packages, which meansthat they offer a certain percentageof radio coverage to reach a givenaudience. They make up a planincluding a variety of stations andformats to reach a specific targetaudience, and can offer the pack-age to advertisers at an attractiveprice.

According to De Clerck, 10 yearsago advertising sales houses werespace providers, whereas now theyconsider themselves communica-tions solution providers. "An innov-ative concept," he says, "is to com-bine radio with other media orpromotional tools. One such pack-age is called 'Radio Cash,' whichcombines radio with in-store radio,providing a specific service forclients who want to promote theirbrand to a specific audience. Theaim is, for example, to accompanythe housewife throughout the dayfrom early morning radio broad-casts to her later shopping, toencourage buying."

Looking toward the future, DeClerck sees a double -prongedmovement. "On the one side a frag-mentation of supply, and on the

other a concentration of players.There is a need for a federation ofaudiences, especially in light of theincreasing number of programmesand the massive competition fromTV."

De Clerck continues, "There willbe an increasing interactionbetween media and non -media, asfor example, media will play animportant role in generating data-bases for direct marketing purpos-es. Database marketing is growing,with the help of such tools as lis-tener call -in and other interactivefacilities such as Internet andWorld Wide Web."

Pierre Bellanger,president SkyrockNetwork

With the autho-risation of pri-vate broadcast-ing in France,and subsequent-ly the legalisa-tion of advertis-ing (as late as1984), a new erawas introduced,which saw dif-

ferent entrepreneurs successfullylaunch radio stations and set upnational networks. Pierre Bel-langer, with La Voix Du Lezard,which became Skyrock in the mid -'80s, was one of the pioneers whorejuvenated the French radio land-scape and turned it into a realindustry.

Today Bellanger looks back atthis period as part of a pan-Euro-pean trend. Says Bellanger, "Whatcharacterised radio in Europe inthe '80s was the end of statemonopoly and the launch of FMradio, giving birth to a real busi-ness for private broadcasters. Thiswas the condition for the develop-ment of private stations. It seemsodd to say, but it wasn't too longago. The introduction of new sta-tions has expanded and diversifiedthe offer to consumers, creating the


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starting point for formats to exist."Bellanger considers that radio

technologies have made majorsteps forward during the pastdecade, offering brand new oppor-tunities to broadcasters. Heexplains, "I think what made thereal difference was the introduc-tion of satellite broadcasting,which gave us the technical possi-bility to create networks of localstations all linked together viasatellite. Another technologicalbreakthrough was new comput-erised systems, such as musicscheduling software, that radicallychanged the way radio was pro-grammed, and the beginning of thedigitalisation process that is reallygrowing now."

For Bellanger, the radio indus-try is still at an early stage of digi-talisation. Improvements areawaited in DAB transmission andreceival, as well as in the use ofcable, satellite and (ISDN) phonelinks. Bellanger even contemplatesbroadcasting radio programmesdirectly from satellites to carsequipped with a flat antennainserted in the roof!

Bellanger has been at the fore-front of cable radio in France withthe creation of Multiradio, a ser-vice offered to cable subscribers inParis presenting nine different pro-grammes (all -French, jazz, classi-cal, etc.). So far 5.000 householdshave subscribed to this service andhe feels that this new way of broad-casting will develop in the futurewith the increasing capacity of thetransmission systems.

"For broadcasters, it will meannew sources of income," he adds."For listeners, it will mean achange too, as they will have to payto get access to something theyused to receive for free when it waspaid for by advertising. But peoplewill be willing to pay the price tohave specially targeted pro-grammes they wouldn't have hadaccess to otherwise."

As for the future of program-ming, Bellanger endorses the USview that "the more narrow, themore global." He explains, "If youbroadcast a programme in a givencountry with the top hits of themoment, there is a good chancethat it will apply only to this coun-try. It will have to be different inParis, London and Berlin. But ifyou have a narrow format, sayopera, the same programme willappeal in Paris, London or Berlin.These formats, distributed bysatellite, have more chance to haveworldwide potential than a classicprogramme financed by advertis-

ing and broadcastby traditional sys-tems."

One of the con-sequences of theexplosion of nar-row broadcastingdistributed viacable, phone linesor satellites is,

according to Bellanger, "the deathof public broadcasting as we knowit," and a drastic change in the reg-ulation process. He elaborates, "Sofar, regulation was based on ashortage of frequencies. This willno longer be the case. And regula-tion bodies will probably have tochange their attitude. For opera-tors, it will open the door to newhorizons. I think we are still at thedawn of major changes."

Jim Woodyard,presidentThe Research Group

According toJim Woodyard,since the late'80s -early '90sradio formats inEurope arebecoming moreand more frag-mented, reflect-ing a patternwhich has

already taken root in the US.This trend has also taken its toll

on pubcasters, who have foundthey had to stray from their tradi-tional mandate of broad program-ming in order to correct a down-ward slide in their listener share."They [the pubcasters] were sup-posed to programme broadly, butpeople's tastes are not broad," saysWoodyard. "When different optionsare offered, listeners will look else-where." Both commercial stationsand pubcasters have to identify thetaste of the group they can pro-gramme to, and keep as an audi-ence.

He sees ever more frequenciesbeing granted to stations, "perhapstoo many," because business can-not support too much of the sameproduct, and "there is too much ACproduct on the European market."Woodyard continues, "in Berlin, forexample, in 1990 there were aboutfour major stations with differentformats, whereas now there are atleast six with almost identical for-mats."

Three major innovations in thefield of music research developedover the last 10-15 years, are usedto help stations successfully dealwith the phenomenon of fragmen-tation.High focus auditorium musictesting focusses on target listenersof a specific musical format to ascer-tain just what the consumer wantsto hear.Cluster analysis is used to identi-fy the common interests (or lack ofthem) listeners have in the station'sproduct, and determine the size of

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listener groups with a specific tastewhich can be put together to helpthe station target its format moreaccurately.Music mapping - with the help ofcluster analysis, music type testingand potential format descriptors, itis used to identify a viable formatand music policy.

Reflecting on the future of musicresearch in Europe, Woodyard saysthat as the market becomes morecrowded, broadcasters who delivera clearly positioned product willdominate. Stations will need astructured way of identifying a"strategic plan," as well as accom-plished programmers capable ofcarrying out that plan. The strate-gic plan consists of four mainpoints:Target - who are you going after?(The target can be large or small.)Positioning - How do you want yourlisteners to perceive you?Programming - How are you goingto develop your product/personali-ties?Marketing - How will you promoteyour product to get more listeners?

The main challenge Woodyardsees to European radio is that ofselling the product. Present salesmechanisms are not equipped tosell the product of a narrowly tar-geted format. "The more stationsand their representatives knowabout their target audience, thebetter they can sell to their adver-tisers. In the UK the RAB (RadioAdvertising Bureau) has been veryhelpful in moving this processalong."

John Abel, executiveVP/operations NAB

Since 1922, theNational Associ-ation of Broad-casters (NAB)has been closelyfollowing thedevelopment ofradio. Playing amajor role in theNAB for thepast 12 years,executive vice

president John Abel sees the com-ing 12 years as some of the mostexciting in radio history.

The largest alteration radio hasgone through according to Abel isin the development of the FMband, which brought several newpossibilities and stations on theair. Will the development of DigitalAudio Broadcasting (DAB), creat-ing entire. new outlets for broad-casters, bring the change thataccompanied the birth of FM?

Abel seems almost sure of this."DAB has to be considered as amajor influence in broadcasting.However, the potential and threatof change may be more real thanthe actual change itself. The threathas been there since 1988, whendevelopments on DAB began tosolidify. DAB has proven more dif-ficult to implement than firstexpected."

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To Abel, it's not the audio partof DAB that will change radio somuch as the numerous possibilitiesit offers. "DAB is going to open upnew channels for multimedia. Digi-tal media is a really powerful con-cept. The radio receiver of thefuture. is going to be more like acomputer than what we havetoday. It will be possible to broad-cast all kinds of information to thiscomputer. In the future we will betalking more about digital databroadcasting. This is what makesDAB so exciting, even more thanthe digital audio aspect. It willaffect human beings worldwide.This will revolutionise broadcast-ing."

The NAB will play a large rolein the development of DAB in theUS, and to increase its role in gen-eral in Europe. Abel is content withthe position the NAB has made foritself on the Continent, and feelsthat the awareness of what such anorganization can do and what italready does has steadilyincreased.

"Broadcasters see the value ofbonding together to advance theinterests of commercial broadcast-ing," he adds. "Although the NABis admittedly having problemsworking with an internationalframe of mind. As a rule, Ameri-cans are not international -thinkingpeople. The problems we have toface in dealing with Europeanbroadcasters is understanding theEuropean mentality and becomingsensitive to topics which differfrom country to country. It'sEurope, but at the same time it'sseveral different countries withseparate cultures. Those kinds ofdifferences form a gap between thetwo markets."

Despite the presence of this gap,Abel still sees a remarkable simi-larity between the two radio mar-kets, and believes that Europeanradio is becoming a reflection of theAmerican market. "This isunavoidable, and has nothing to dowith the idea that American radiois better," he adds. "It's simplywhat happens when a marketbecomes more competitive. Euro-pean radio has become much morelike radio than was the case fiveyears ago. There is a sensitivity toformats and more competition.Commercial broadcasters havemade a bigger impact on publicbroadcasting than what wasexpected."

But if US -style radio is to befound anywhere in Europe, Abeladvises us to look towards easternEurope. "The growth in this mar-ket is much bigger as you moveinto a smaller base. EasternEurope growth rates are quicklyexceeding those in America. Thepotential for growth is really signif-icant and is quite an attractivemarket for US companies."

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14 15 Gompie - RPC (Copyright Control) 58 13Common People DIREN.S

Pulp - Island (Island)You Oughta Know UK

62 71 2 Alanis Morissette - Maverick /Sire (MCA)

Shut Up (And Sleep With Me) A.D1C.FIN.D.M.S.C1115 10

17 Sin With Sebastian - Sing Sing (Boogie Songs /WC)Hakuna Matata B.F.D.NL

49 43 12 Jim* Cliff- Walt Disney (Wonderland Music Company Inc.)Hold On UK

110' Happy Clappers - Shindig (All Boys)

Waterfalls D.IRE.NLLIKla 22 4 TLC - Laface (Copyright Control)

Happy Just To Be With You UK

Michelle Gayle - 1st Avenue /RCA (WC I CC)Alright84 48 7 Supergrass - Parlophone (EMI)

TI yM

Out DK.D IRE.LE.S.UK

17 13 7 Coronae- DWA (Lombardoni)who The * Is Alice? D.UK

MIP" Smokie - Now (BMG)Laat Het Gras Maar Groeien

4 Sam Goons - Jack Rivers (Not Listed)

Scatman (Ski-Ba-Bop-Ba-Dop-Bop) B.DKED.CHis 19 29 Scatman John - Iceberg (Scales 1BMG)0 DlirelLTh. periiorrHitye(aAdins,tRNiuntginn,G0' F.D.NLS Summertime Healing /ix

hi in'On But Fu -kin) 04 Eusebe - Mama's Yard (EMI /Anxious IPolyGram /Sony)

20Yeha-Noh. a (Wishes Of Happiness) EF

5 Sacred Spirit - Virgin (Virgin)Panimaro '95/Into The Night DKD.NL.S.UKHUN

53 31 4 Pet Shop Boys - Parlophone (Cage I EMI)I Wanna B With U A.ED

87 86 13 Fun Factory - Edel (LR Music /WC)

Fallin' In Love A.D.K.FIN.D.NL.S.CH.HUN

0 21 8 La Bouche - MCI (Irving Music I Rondor)Think Of You B.DKED.IRE.E.CH54 40 14 Whigfield - X -Energy (High Fashion Music)

Cool Cat A.D

94 4 Garfield - Metronome (PolyGram\Filmkunst)

21 A Girl Like You DED.IRE.S.CH.UK Push UKGetr° " Edwyn Collins - Setanta (Copyright Control) 55 59 2 Moist - Chrysalis (EMI)

It Up0 99 3 Sensity World - Prodisc (Prodisc)

'74 -'75 B.FIRE.N.S.UK Het Is Een Nacht Ni,

22 16 26 The Connells - TVT I Intercord (EMI) 56 53 3 Guus Meeuwis & Vagant - Xplo (The Music Writers)Pill Du Bli Min Fru

90 65 11 Drangarna - Virgin (Regatta)

This Time I'm Free A.B.D.K.FIN.D.N.S.CH In The Summertime B.DKD.IRENL.UK0 35 4 Dr. Alban - DR Records (BMG1DcRecords) 57 38 8 Shaggy - Virgin (International Association /Living Thing)Mishale D.CH

95 4 Andru Donalds - Metro Blue (WC/BMG - Ufa)

UKOn* Igo%-Media Media /Warner Chappel)

There Is A Party B.F.D.CH

58 47 11 D.J. BoBo - Metrovinyl (EAMS 1 A.A.M.I. /High Fashion)Ich Lieb' Dich92 78 6 Pur - Intercord (Arabella)

Son Of A Gun IRE. UK25 11 2 JX - Internal (Hog/ I Mute)

Friends ADKED.IRE.CH

59 57 12 Scooter - Club Tools (Loop! 'Dance Constructions [Hanseatic I WC)La Voie Du Mellow

II* Mellowman - East West 1 Carrere (EMI 1 Zbing)

The Bomb! (These Sounds Fall Into My...) A.F.D.I.0B.F26 23 26 Bucketheads - Positiva (PolyGram) ®69

3 1%Leso

Noi tNr oou m p f s - Musique F2 (MCA)

0_,4 Let Your Yeah Be Yeah UK

Ali Campbell - Kuff (EMI)

I Wanna Be A Hippy B.FIN.D.NL.CH# 49 9 Technohead - Mokum 1 Edel (Warner Chappell)I'm Only Sleeping/Off On Holiday 114E'UK61 17 3 Suggs - WEA (EMI I Northern)

Destination Eschaton UK

95 60 2 Shamen - One Little Indian /Sony (Warner Chappell)

Push The Feeling On FD.E.CH

26 28 26 Nightcrawlers - ffrr (EMI 'Chrysalis)Generation Of Love A.D.S.CH

62 46 9 Masterboy - Polydor (Session Music 1WC) .

Hideaway4 De'Lacy - Slip'N'Slide (Pub1CorpAmerica 1 Kumba 1 BMI)

A.DKFIN.D.0Sex On The PhoneE-Rotic - Blow Up (Cosima)

Back For Good D D.CH

63 45 21 Take That - RCA (EMI)

FINTuhat Yota4 Samuli Edelman & Sani - RCA (BMG)

Simple Et Funky EF Freedom UK

39 8 Alliance Ethnik - Delabel (Delabel Edition) 64 27 2 Shiva - ffrr (Copyright Control)I Wanna Be Your Angel Fl

IMP Jam & Spoon - Sony Dance Pool (Allstar 1 BMG-Ufa)

Scream B.D.KED.E.CH.UKHUN Passie NL

31 24 12 Michael Jackson feat. Janet Jackson - Epic (EMI I WC 'Black Ice) 65 62 6 Clouseau - EMI (Kalzoo Music)One Of Us FINS

99 96 7 Pandora - Virgin (New Music Stockholm)

Self Esteem AB DK.F.R.S32 25 28 Offspring - Epitaph (Gamete I Westbeach)

Takaritono HUN

66 64 2 Animal Carmibals - Magneoton (Animal Cannibals)___,... Come On Home UK

MP Cyndi Lauper - Epic (Sony I BMG)

Mief! A.D.CH On The Bible IRE. UK

33 34 13 Doofen - Ariola (George Glueck 1 Sing Sing) 76 ' Deuce -London (PolyGram I BMG)

A = Austne. B = Belgium, DK ,. Denmark, MI = Finland. F = France, D = Germany. In . lrelmd. I = Italy, HUN= Hun-

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0 . FAST MOVERS III, =NEW ENTRY =RE-ENTRY

**n.*. SALES BREAKER **..*. indicates the single registering the biggest increase in chart points. recognition of pan-European sales of 600.000 units A recognition ofsales of 1 million units, with multi -million milers indicated by a numeral following the symbol.The Eurochart Hot 100 Singles is compiled by BPI Communications BY and based on the following national singles sales charts: Music Monitor/Gallup (UK), Full chartservice by Media Control GmbH 0049-7221-366201 (Germany); SNEP/IFOP Tite-Live (France);singles: Musics E Dischi/Mario De Luigi. albums: Fitui-Nielsen (Italy); Stichting Mega Top 50 Stichting Promuvi (Belgium); GLF/IFPI (Sweden); 'FPI/Nielsen Marketing Research (Denmark); VG (Norway); ALEF MS/TVE (Spain); YLE 2 Radiomafia/IFPI (Finland);IFPI (Ireland); UNEVA (Portugal); Austria Top 30 (Austria): Pull chartservice by Media Control AG 0041-61-2718989 (Switzerland). 0 BPI Communications BV All rights reserved. S Hot 100 is a trademark of BPI Communications LP used with permission.

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Bon Jovi A.B.DK.FIN.F.D.IRELNL.N.P.E.S.CH.UK.HUN

ils 1 10 These Days - Mercury ARednex FIN.D.S.CH.HUN Das Modul A.D.CH

34 32 24 Sex & Violins - Jive A 74 3 Musik Mit Hertz - Motor

Michael Jackson A.B.DK.FINED.IRE.LNL.N.E.S.CH.UEHUN

2 2 10 History - Past Present & Future Book 1- Epic A2Soundtrack - Grease F Alejandro Sanz E

35 34 5 Grease - Polydor 69 70 14 Alejandro Sanz III - WEA

Pink Floyd A.B.DKFIN.F.D.IRE.LNL.N.RE.S.CHUK.HUN

7 12 Pulse - EMIZucchero Fornaciari LCH

alb 29 12 Spiritodivino - PolydorFredericks, Goldman & Jones B.F

70 63 13 Du New Morning Au Zenith - Columbia

A B.DK.FIN.D1RE.LNL.P.E.S.CH UKHUN

IT. 5 45GreenIool

e -DayReReprisei s e

Pet Shop Boys FIN.D.IRE.NL.S.CH.UK41 2 Alternative - Parlophone

Francis Cabrel B.F

71 51 64 Samedi Soir Sur La Terre - Columbia A2

LaA.DK.FIN.D.NL.N.S.CH.HUN9 6 SweetB°1/cheaems - MCI

E-Rotic ADK.FIN.D.CH

38 37 11 Sex Affairs - Blow UpGlenmarldEriksson/Striimstedt DENS

72 73 14 GlenmarldEriksson/Stromstedt - Metronome

A.D.CHIT 6 17 tilCi110 Iftf&Ol - VOI. l. - EMIVan Morrison DK.D.IRENL.N.E.S.UK

39 30 10 Days Like This - Exile I PolydorDog Eat Dog A.B.D.NL

73 72 6 All Boro Kings - Roadrunner

Cranberries B.DK.F.D.IRE.NLE.S.CH.UK Gianluca Grignani7 4 45 No Need To Argue - Island A2 47 24 Destinazione Paradiso - Mercury

RAF74 77 10 Manifesto - Media

Offspring A.B.DKFIN.F.D.IRE.NL.N.E.S.CH.UK.HUN

8 3 38 Smash - Epitaph Caught In The Act 'tacit

46 9 Caught In The Act Of Love - ArcadeJodeci IVLUK

75 35 5 The Show, The After -Party, The Hotel - Uptown I MCA

Scatman John A.B.DK.FIN.F.D.NL.N.CHRUN

9 8 6 Scatman's World - RCAJuan Luis Guerra NL.E

42 39 6 Grandes Exitos - Karen I BMGWeezer B.DKFIN.D.NL.S

76 68 6 Weezer - Geffen

Take That AB.DK.D.IRE.I.NL.E.CH.UK.HUN

10 13 16 Nobody Else - RCA Oasis DK.IRE.UK

86 9 Definitely Maybe - Creation /Sony Therapy? A.B.FIN.D.NL

77 66 10 Infernal Love - A&M

Celine Dion B.F.D.RCHja 10 19 D'Eux - Epic I Columbia

Live A.B.DILD.NL.N.S

44 40 13 Throwing Copper - Radioactive I MCAAnnie Lennox DED.NL.S.UKRUN

78 65 24 Medusa - RCA A

Celine Dion B.DK.FIN.D.II?E.NL.N.P.E.S.CH.UK

12 15 33 The Colour Of My Love - Epic/Columbia A2Antonio Flores

45" 11 Cosas Mias - RCAKetama

85 4 De Aki A Ketama - Mercury

Bjork A.B.DEFIN.F.D.NL.N.E.S.CH.UK

1.3 12 10 Post - Mother/One Little Indian Elton John A.DKD.NEE.CHRUN

46 49 22 Made In England - RocketIrene Grandi

r In Vacanza Da Una Vita - CGD

Neil Young A.B.DEFIN.F.D.IRE.NL.N.S.CH.UK

14 17 8 Mirror Ball - RepriseR.E.M. B.DED.IRE.N.UK

52 5 Monster - Warner Brothers A2Bert Heerink NL

89 3 Storm Na De Stilte - CNR Music

Julio Iglesias B.DKENL.RE.S.UK

15 16 7 La Carretera - ColumbiaKrupps AD.S.CH

88 3 Odyssey Of The Mind - RTRDeep Forest F.D.N.CH

82 76 13 Boheme - Columbia

Black Grape IRE.UK

16 14 2 ICS Great When You're Straight...Yeah - Radioactive 49 Gyllene Tider N.S

50 13 HalmstactS Parlor - ParlophoneHaddaway FIN.D.NLCH.HUN

83 71 7 The Drive - Coconut

Sacred Spirit B. .E

18 15 Chants & Dances Of The Native Americans - VirginBruce Springsteen B.DK.D.IRE.1VL.N.E.S

50 48 25 Greatest Hits - Columbia A2Dune

WO, Dune - Motor

Rolling Stones AB.F.D.NLCH.HUN

18 24 10 Voodoo Lounge - VirginSheryl Crow B.DK.NL.E.UK

51 54 42 Tuesday Night Music Club - A&M Los Sobraos86 99 2 Rumbamola - Blanco Y Negro

FIN.IRE.UK

139 23 9Supergrass

Cocso -ParlophoneSeal D.UE

52 45 4 Seal II - ZIT Die PrinenD

86 75 17 Schweine -Hansa

Doofen A.D.CH

20 11 18 Lieder Die Die Welt Nicht... - Sing Singni-Z,..., Mike & The Mechanics DK.D.N.CHUK

W)58 24 Beggar On A Beach Of Gold - VirginSoul II Soul D.NLUK

M I )100. Volume V Believe - Virgin

0 Paul Weller" 14 Stanley Road - Go!Discs

IRE.NL.UK

Soundtrack - Pulp Fiction22 21 40 Pulp Fiction - MCADK.F.D.IRE.S.UK

*****SALES BREAKER *****DK.D.NL.S.UK

89 3 TCrLaCzySexyCool Arista I LaFace

B.DF.F.D.IRELAL N.H.: CH

27 41 UNnirvluanaed In New York - Geffen

0 Pino Daniele67 21 Non Calpestare 11 Fiore Nel Deserto - CGD

0 Johnny Hallyday62 8 Lorada - Mercury

56 38 6 GuruJazzmatazz Vol. 2 - Chrysalis

A.D.NL,S.CH

Edwyn CollinsO IN* Georgious George - Setanta

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58 57Luz Casal

9 Como La Flor Prometida - Hispavox

Alison Moyet88 42 13 Singles - Columbia

IRE.UK

0 Bob Marley & The WailersIW Natural Mystic - Tuff Gong

E.CH

Charlie Horvath90 91 4 Midenki Valakie - Rozsa

HUN

Dire Straits79 7 Live At The BBC - Vertigo

F.NL.E

K Whale97 3 We Care - WEA

D.S.UK

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Kelly Family A.DK.D.CH

28 47 Over The Hump - Kel-Life A2Les Schtroumpfs B.F

69 2 La Schtroumpf Party - Musique F2

-Mary Black IRE

IN, Circus - Telstar

Soundtrack - Batman Forever A.B.DKFIND.IRE.NLS.CH.UKHUN

26 25 5 Batman Forever - Atlantic /East WestBlur IRE.UK

60 53 Parklife - FoodRod Stewart DKD.S

94 78 12 A Spanner In The Works - Warner Brothers

Vangelis AB.D.NL.N.RCH.HUN

27 33 41 OST 1492 - Conquest Of Paradise - East West A2Clouseau B.NL

61i 60 4 Oker - EMIWesternhagen D

95 83 50 Affentheater - WEA

883 LCH

23'1 ' La Donna, II Sogna E Il Grande Incubo - FRISelig AD

64 4 Hier - Epic .

ISpagna11.* Siamo In Due - Epic

19 2Goldie UK

29 Timeless - ffrrAdiemus A.D.NL.CH

63 56 15 Songs Of Sanctuary - Virgin I EMIPoul Krebs DK

97 94 3 Smk Sensationer - Elap

Foo Fighters A.B.FIN.F.D.IRE.NL.S.CH.UK

30 20 8 Foo Fighters - Roswell /CapitolAlliance Ethnik B.F.CH

64 59 8 Simple Et Funky - DelabelHole B.F.NLE

Mil, Live Through This - City Slang

Bon Jovi A.B.D.IRE.NL.E.CH.UK.HUN

36 " Cross Road - Mercury A6Lightning Seeds UK

IMP Jollification - EpicSoundtrack - The Lion King B.DK.F.NL.HUN

99 87 38 The Lion King - Walt Disney I Mercury A

ADK.FIN.F.D.NL.N.CH*43 3 PoiughaBigerT1111

an Love - WorkSalvatore F. I

66 55 5 Azz... - RTIMadredeus F.D.P

100 61 6 Ainda - EMI

Soundtrack -Bad Boys A.B.DKED.NL.S.CHHUN

33 26 9 Bad Boys - ColumbiaNoa F

81 8 Achinoam Nini - GeffenA = Austria, B = Belgium, DK = Denmark. FTN . Finland. F = France, D = Germany. ERE = Ireland. I = Italy FIUN = Hun-

gary. 1,1 = Netherlands. N = Norway. P = Portugal. E = Spam. S = Sweden. CH = Switzerland, UK = Crated Engdorn

0 . FART MOYERS 11. . NEW ENTRY . RE-ENTRY

***It** SALES BREAKER ****** indicates the album registering the biggest increase in chart points.The European Top 100 Albums is compiled by BPI Communications By. © BPI Communications By. All rights reserved. Compiled from the national album sales charts of 16 European territories.

recognition of pan-European sales of 500.000 units recognition of sales of 1 million units, with multi -million sellers indicated by a numeral following the symbol.

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week 35/95

UNITED KINGDOMTW LW SINGLES

1 NE Blur - Country House (Food)2 NE Oasis - Roll With It (Creation)3 7 Original - I Luv U Baby (Ore)4 1 The Outhere Brothers - Boom Boom Boom (Stip)5 NE Clock - Everybody (MCA)6 3 JX - Son Of A Gun (London)7 10 TLC - Waterfalls (Arista)8 2 Take That - Never Forget (RCA)9 NE Xpansion,s 95 - Move Your Body (Arista)10 NE Charlatans -Just When You're... (Beggars Banquet)TW LW ALBUMS

1 2 Various - Now That's 31 (EMI/Virgin/PolyGram)2 1 Black Grape - It's Great When You're... (MCA)3 5 Supergrass - I Should Coco (Parlophone)4 4 Paul Weller - Stanley Road (Go!Discs)5 3 Goldie - Timeless (London)6 NE Various - Hitz Blitz (Global)7 8 Take That - Nobody Else (RCA)8 36 TLC - CrazySexyCool (Arista)9 16 Pink Floyd - Pulse (EMI)

10 27 Oasis - Definitely Maybe (Creation)

Top National SellersGERMANYTW LW SINGLES

1 1 Scatman John - Scatman's World (RCA)2 2 Gompie - Alice, Who The * Is Alice? (BMG Ariola)3 5 The Outhere Brothers - Boom Boom Boom (Zyx)4 3 Rednex - Wish You Were Here (Zyx)5 13 Scooter - Endless Summer (Edell6 6 Edwyn Collins - A Girl Like You (Virgin)7 4 Sin With Sebastian - Shut Up (BMG)8 7 Das Modul - Kleine Maus (Motor)9 8 Diana King - Shy Guy (Sony)10 11 Bryan Adams - Have You Ever Really... (Polydor)TW LW Atriums

1 1 Schliimpfe - Tekkno Ist Cool - Vol.]. (EMI)2 2 Bon Jovi - These Days (Mercury)3 4 La Bouche - Sweet Dreams (BMG)4 8 Rolling Stones - Voodoo Lounge (Virgin)5 3 Doofen - Lieder Die Die Welt Nicht... (BMG Ariola)6 5 Green Day - Dookie (WEA)7 9 Kelly Family - Over The Hump (Edel)8 10 Neil Young - Mirror Ball (WEA)9 6 Scatman John - Scatman's World (RCA)

10 7 Michael Jackson - History (Sony)

FRANCETW LW SINGLES

1 1 Sacred Spirit - Yeha-Noha (Virgin)2 2 Celine Dion - Pour Que Tu M'Aimes Encore (Columbia)

3 3 Scatman John - Scatman (NN'B)4 4 Alliance Ethnik - Simple Et Funky (Virgin)5 5 Bryan Adams - Have You Ever Really... (Polydor)6 6 Bucketheads - The Bomb! (EMI)7 8 Diana King - Shy Guy (Columbia)8 10 Bon Jovi - This Ain't A Lovesong (Mercury)9 7 Cranberries - Ode To My Family (Island)

10 14 Les Schtroumpfs - No No No (PolyGram)TW LW Atsums

1 2 Sacred Spirit - Chants & Dances Of .. (Virgin)2 1 Celine Dion - D'Eux (Columbia)3 3 Cranberries - No Need To Argue (Island)4 4 Soundtrack - Grease - Grease (Polydor)5 5 Michael Jackson - History (Epic)6 6 Bon Jovi - These Days (Mercury)7 8 Johnny Hallyday - Lorada (Mercury)8 13 Les Schtroumpfs - La Schtroumpf Party (PolyGram)9 10 Nirvana - Unplugged In New York (MCA)10 12 Noa - Achinoam Nini (MCA)

ITALYTW LW SINGLES

1 1 Ti.Pi.Cal - The Colour Inside (New Music)2 .3 Corona - Try Me Out (DWA)3 5 De'Lacy - Hideaway (Dig It)4 6 Jam & Spoon - I Wanna Be Your Angel (Sony)5 2 Scatman John - Scatman's World (BMG)6 4 Playahitty - 1-2-3 (Train With Me) (Dig It)7 7 Alex Party - Wrap Me Up (Flying)8 11 Bobby Brown - Two Can Play That Game (MCA)9 9 Bliss Team - Hold On Love (In Progress)10 10 Cappella - Tell Me Why (Flying)TW LW ALBUMS

1 1 883 - La Dorms, E. Sagas E II Grande Incubo (RTI)2 4 Gianluca Grignani - Destinazione... (Mercury)3 2 Zucchero Fornaciari - Spiritodivino (Polydor)4 3 Pino Daniele - Non Calpestare Il Fiore... (CGD I5 5 Salvatore F. - Azz... (RTI )6 6 RAF - Manifesto (CGD)7 9 Irene Grandi - In Vacanza Da Una Vita (CGD8 8 Spagna - Siamo In Due (Sony)9 7 Michael Jackson - History (Sony)

10 10 Pink Floyd - Pulse (EMI)

SPAINTW LW SINGLES

1 1 Take That - Never Forget (BMG)2 3 Sensity World - Get It Up (Ginger)3 4 Nighterawlers - Push The Feeling On (Max)4 5 Double Division - All Right (Dani)5 2 Scatman John - Scatman's World (RCA)6 9 Machito Ponce - Short Dick Man (BMG)7 RE Aldus Haza - Hey-A-Wa (Lucas)8 6 Pizzaman - Sex On The Street (Arcade)9 10 K.V. Minerva - Hoy Sin It (Arcade)10 8 Corona - Try Me Out (Blanco Y Negro)TW LW ALBUMS

1 1 Julio Iglesias - La Carretera (Sony)2 2 Antonio Flores - Cosas Mias (BMG)3 3 Juan Luis Guerra - Grandes Exitos (BMG)4 4 Luz Casal - Como La Flor Prometida (Hi.spavox)5 5 Alejandro Sane - Alejandro Sam III (Warner)6 7 Ketama - De Aki A Ketama (Mercury)7 8 Los Sobraos - Rumbamola (Blanco Y Negro)8 6 Bon Jovi - These Days (Mercury)9 9 Michael Jackson - History (Sony)

10 13 Bob Marley - Natural Mystic (PolyGram)

DENMARKTW LW SINGLES

1 1 Me & My - Dub I Dub (EMI)2 3 Diana King - Shy Guy (Sony)3 2 Timm & Gordon - 21 Go'Nat Historier (Replay)4 32 Various - Hit The Road Jacques (EMI)5 12 Caroline Henderson - Kiss Me Kiss Me (BMG)6 5 U2 - Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me... (Warner)7 4 Take That - Never Forget (BMG)8 NE Michael Jackson - You Are Not Alone (Sony)9 9 Bryan Adams - Have You Ever Really... (Polydor)10 7 Offspring - Self Esteem (Border)TW LW ALBUMS

1 2 Poul Krebs - Sma Sensationer (Pladecompagniet)2 6 Olivia Newton -John - Back To Basics (PolyGram)3 30 Diana King - Tougher Than Love (Sony)4 5 Michael Jackson - History (Sony)5 NE Caroline Henderson - Cinemataztic (BMG)6 13 Denser Med Drenge - Si Lenge... (Pladecompagniet)7 9 Green Day - Dookie (Warner)8 NE Dodo & The Dodo's - Stoste Hits (Replay)9 12 Kim Larsen - Guld Og Gronne Skove (EMI)

10 10 Rocazino - Bedste - All My Love (Polydor)

SWITZERLANDTW LW SINGLES

1 1 Rednex - Wish You Were Here (Zyx)2 2 Gompie - Alice, Who The * Is Alice? (BMG)3 3 Bryan Adams - Have You Ever Really... (Polydor)4 4 Scatman John - Scatman's World (BMG)5 5 Diana King - Shy Guy (Sony)6 7 U2 - Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me... (Warner)7 8 Sin With Sebastian - Shut Up (BMG)8 6 Take That - Never Forget (BMG)9 16 Bon Jovi - This Ain't A Lovesong (Mercury)

10 10 La Bouche - Be My Lover (BMG)TW LW ALBUMS

1 1 Celine Dion - D'Eux (Sony)2 2 La Bouche - Sweet Dreams (BMG)3 3 Bon Jovi - These Days (Mercury)4 5 Scatman John - Scatman's World (BMG)5 4 Michael Jackson - History (Sony)6 7 Schliimpfe - Tekkno Ist Cool - Vol.1 (EMI)7 9 Pink Floyd - Pulse (EMI)8 18 883 - La Donna, II Sogna E (Fonit Cetra)9 10 Doofen - Lieder Die Die Welt Nicht... (BMG)

10 15 Rednex - Sex & Violins (Phonag)

HOLLAND BELGIUM SWEDENTW LW SINGLES

1 1 Guus Meeuwis & Vagant - Het Is Een Nacht (Xplo)

2 2 Clouseau - Passie (EMI)3 5 Sin With Sebastian - Shut Up (BMG)4 3 Diana King - Shy Guy (Sony)5 6 Everything But The Girl - Missing (Warner)6 4 Scatman John - Scatman's World (BMG)7 16 Seal - Kiss From A Rose (Warner)8 15 Marcel De Groot - Mag lk Naar Je Kijken (CNR Music)

9 7 Bert Heerink - Juli July (CNR Music)10 20 Marco Borsato - Je Hoeft Niet Naar... (Polydor)TW LW ALBUMS

1 1 Clouseau - Oker (EMI)2 3 Bert Heerink - Storm Na De Stilte (Arcade)3 4 Celine Dion - The Colour Of My Love (Sony)4 2 Rene Froger - Live In Concert (Dino)5 6 Green Day - Dookie (Warner)6 7 Andre Bien - Strauss & Co. (Mercury)7 9 Van Dik Hout - Van Dik Hout (Sony)8 5 Bon Jovi - These Days (Mercury)9 8 Julio Iglesias - La4iarretera . (Sony)10 10 Ome Henk - Is Niet Meer Te Houwe! (Arcade)

NORWAYTW LW SINGLES

1 1 Morten Harket - A Kind Of Christmas Card (Warner)2 4 U2 - Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me... (PolyGram)3 2 La Bouche - Be My Lover (BMG)4 8 Adrian Benedicte/Nordin Sven - Min Hvite Mage (EMI)5 3 Murmurs America - You Suck (MCA)6 NE Boyzone-So Good (PolyGram)7 5 Diana King -Shy Guy (Sony)8 6 Gompie - Alice, Who The * Is Alice? (Arcade)9 7 The Connells - '74 - '75 (EMI)10 9 Outhere Broth. - Boom Boom Boom (Scandinavian)TW LW ALBUMS

1 1 Free The Spirit - Pan Pipe Moods (PolyGram)2 2 John Lennon - The John Lennon Collection (EMI)3 4 Louis Armstrong - Pure Gold (BMG)4 15 Mike & The Mechanics - Beggar On A Beach... (EMI)5 3 D.D.E. - Det E' D.D.E.-Det Beste Era... (Norske Gram)6 39 Vangelis - Conquest Of Paradise (Warner)7 5 Gyllene Tider - Hahnstads Parlor (EMI)8 11 Bon Jovi - These Days (PolyGram)9 6 Diana King - Tougher Than Love (Sony)10 7 Michael Jackson - History (Sony)

AUSTRIA

TW LW SINGLES

1 1 Scatman John - Scatman's World (BMG)2 2 Celine Dion - Pour Que Tu M'Aimes Encore (Sony)3 3 Vangelis - Conquest Of Paradise (Warner)4 4 Bryan Adams - Have You Ever Really... (Polydor)5 7 Diana King -Shy Guy (Sony)6 9 Sam Gooris - Laat Het Gras Maar Groeien (JRP)7 19 Technohead - I Wanna Be A Hippy (Edel)8 5 La Bouche - Be My Lover (BMG)9 8 Take That - Never Forget (BMG)

10 10 Secret Garden - Nocturne (Mercury)1W LW Atsums

1 1 Celine Dion - D'Eux (Sony)2 2 Celine Dion - The Colour Of My Love (Sony)3 3 Gert & Samson - Samson Vol.5 (PolyGram)4 10 De Smurfen - Smurfenparty (EMI)5 4 Vangelis - Conquest Of Paradise (Warner)6 6 Offspring - Smash (PIAS)7 8 Sacred Spirit - Chants & Dances Of The... (EMI)8 5 Michael Jackson - History (Sony)9 7 Bon Jovi- These Days (Mercury)

10 11 Clouseau - Oker (EMI)

FINLAND

TW LW SINGLES

1 1 Cecilia Vennersten - Det Vackraste (Arcade)2 21 The Outhere Brothers - Boom Boom Boom (Flexx)

3 2 Diana King - Shy Guy (Sony)4 5 Pulp - Common People (PolyGram)5 NE Dr. Alban - This Time I'm Free (BMG)6 4 Drangarna - Vill Du Bli Min Fru (EMI)7 7 Dr. Dre - Keep Their Heads Ringin' (Virgin)8 23 U2 - Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me... (Warner)9 3 Jan Johansen - Se PA Mej (EMI)10 6 The Connells - '74 - '75 (EMI)TW LW ALoures

1 1 Gyllene Tider - Halmstads Parlor (EMI)2 2 Soundtrack - Pulp Fiction - Pulp Fiction (MCA)3 3 Glenmark/Eriksson/Stromstedt - idem (Metronome)4 9 Neil Young - Mirror Ball (Warner)5 5 Drangarna - Lefton Logdans (Virgin)6 4 Bjork - Post (Polydor)7 11 Green Day - Dookie (Warner)8 7 Michael Jackson - History (Sony)9 6 Lisa Nilsson - Till Morelia (Diesel)

10 8 Eric Gadd - Floating (WEA)

IRELANDTW LW SINGLES

1 1 Diana King - Shy Guy (Sony)2 2 Dr. Alban - This Time I'm Free (BMG)3 8 Samuli Edelman & Sani - Tuhat 'iota (BMG)4 5 U2 - Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me... (Warner)5 13 Take That - Nei7er Forget (BMG)6 3 101- Aamuyo (K -Tel)7 9 Pandora - One Of Us (Stockhouse/EMI)8 6 The Outhere Brothers - Boom Boom Boom (Warner)9 NE Real McCoy - Come And Get Your Love (BMG)

10 4 E-Rotic - Sex On The Phone (EMI)TW LW ALBUMS

1 1 Scatman John - Scatman's World (K -Tel)2 3 E-Rotic - Sex Affairs (Intercord)3 2 Bon Jovi - These Days (Mercury)4 4 Offspring -Smash (Spinefarm)5 5 Leevi And The... - Rakkauden Planeetta (Pyramid)6 9 La Bouche - Sweet Dreams (BMG)7 15 Celine Dion - The Colour Of My Love (Sony)8 6 Green Day - Dookie (Warner)9 16 Pandora - Tell The World (EMI)

10 NE Katri Helena - Vie Minut (Facer)

PORTUGALTW LW SINGLES

1 1 Rednex - Wish You Were Here (Echo-Zyx)2 2 Doofen - Mid! (BMG)3 5 E-Rotic - Sex On The Phone (EMI)4 8 U2 - Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me... (Warner)5 3 Bryan Adams - Have You Ever Really... (PolyGram)6 6 Scatman John - Scatman's World (BMG)7 4 Offspring - Self Esteem (Epitaph)8 10 Das Modul - Kleine Maus (PolyGram)9 7 Die Scliroders - Lass Uns Schmutzig... (Warner)

10 12 Bon Jovi - This Ain't A Lovesong (Mercury)TW LW ALBUMS

1 2 Schliimpfe - Tekkno Ist Cool - Vol.1 (EMI)2 1 Doofen - Lieder Die Die Welt Nicht... (BMG)3 3 Offspring - Smash (EMV)4 4 Bon Jovi - These Days (PolyGram)5 5 Green Day - Dookie (Warner)6 9 Michael Jackson - History (Sony)7 6 Kelly Family - Over The Hump (Kel-Life)8 8 Die Schroders - Frisch Gepresst (Warner)9 7 Nockalm Quintett - Sternenhimmelgefuhl (Koch)10 10 Pink Floyd - Pulse (EMI)

TW LW ALBUMS

1 3 Iran Costa - Album Dance (Vidisco)2 1 Various - Numero 1 (Sony)3 2 Various - Dance Power '95 (Vidisco)4 8 Vangelis - Conquest Of Paradise (Warner)5 4 Various - Portugal Radical (EMI)6 6 Celine Dion - The Colour Of My Love (Sony)7 5 Various - S6 Sucesso (Vidisco)8 11 Emanuel - Pimba Pimba (Vidisco)9 20 Gabriel 0 Pensador - Ainda E. So Comeco (Sony)10 7 Raul Solnado - Best -Sellers Das Discos (EMI)11 15 Julio Iglesias - La Carretera (Sony)12 10 Bon Jovi - These Days (PolyGram)13 14 Santos E Pescadores - Onde Estas (BMG)14 13 Amalie Rodrigues - 0 Melhor De Amalia (EMI)15 18 Roberto Leal - Festa Da Gente16 16 Various - Dance Mania '9517 NE Various - Radioactividad18 19 Pink Floyd - Pulse19 21 Onda Choc - Carinha De Santo20 NE Various - Megadance

(Oveteo)(Vidisco)

(BMG)(EMI)(Sony)(Sony)

The Portuguese singles chart has been suspended untilfurther notice by local IFPI body AFP.

1W LW SINGLES

1 NE Blur - Country House (EMI)2 1 Boyzone - So Good (Polydor)3 NE Oasis - Roll With It (Creation)4 2 Take That - Never Forget (RCA)5 3 Outhere Broth. - Boom Boom Boom (WEA)6 4 Seal - Kiss From A Rose (Warner)7 5 U2 - Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me... (Warner)8 11 TLC - Waterfalls (BMG)9 7 Corona - Try Me Out (Warner)10 13 The Connells - '74 - '75 (London)TW LW ALBUMS

1 NE Mary Black - Circus (Dora)2 1 Various - Now That's 31 (EMVVirgin/PolyGram)3 3 Blur - Parklife (EMI)4 2 Soundtrack - Pulp Fiction - Pulp Fiction (MCA)

5 6 Scooter - ..And The Beat Goes On! (Club Tools)6 4 Various - Summer Dance Party (Global)7 8 Cranberries - No Need To Argue (Island)8 5 Van Morrison - Days Like This (Polydor)9 7 Supergrass - I Should Coco (EMI)

10 30 Black Grape - It's Great When You're... (MCA)

HUNGARYTW LW SINGLES

1 1 Scatman John - Scatman's World (BMG)2 2 Bryan Adams - Have You Ever Really... (PolyGram)3 3 Animal Cannibals - Takaritono (Magneoton)4 4 La Bouche - Fallin' In Love (BMG)5 5 Bon Jovi - This Ain't A Lovesong (PolyGram)6 6 FLM - Megtalallak Meg (BMG)7 7 Sipos F. Tamas - Tancolj Playboy! (EMI -Quint)8 8 U2 - Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me... (Warner)9 9 Michael Jackson feat. Janet Jackson - Scream (Sony)

10 10 Soho Party - Szallj (BMG)TW LW ALBUMS

1 1 Scatman John - Scatman's World (BMG)2 2 Charlie Horvath - Midenki Valakie (Warner)3 3 La Bouche - Sweet Dreams (BMG)4 4 Rednex - Sex & Violins (BMG)5 5 Hungaria - Ebredj Fel Rock'N'Rollia (EMI -Quint)6 6 Bon Jovi - These Days (PolyGram)7 7 E-Rotic - Sex On The Phone (EMI -Quint)8 8 Michael Jackson - History (Sony)9 9 Charlie Horvath - Charlie (Warner)10 10 Green Day - Dookie (Warner)The Hungarian charts are issued on a forthnightly basis.

Based on the national sales charts from 15 European markets. Information suppliedby Music Monitor/Gallup (UK); Full chartservIce by Meths Control GmbH 0049-7221)366201 (Germany); SNEP (France); singles: Musics E Dischi/Mario De Lulgl, albums: Fiml-Nielsen (Italy): abetting Top 50 (Holland); StichtIng Promuvl (Belgium); IPSOS/Mahasz-IFPI (Hungary); GLF/IFPI (Sweden); IFPI/Nielsen Marketing Research (Denmark ; VG (Norway): ALEF MB/TVE (Spain);

YLE 2 Radiomeria/IFP1 (Finland); IFPI (Ireland); AFP (Portugal); Austria Top 30 (Austria): Full chartservIce by Media Control AG 004141-2718989 (Switzerland). Labels listed are the national marketing companies.

MUSIC & MEDIA 0 SEPTEMBER 1995AmericanRadioHistory.Com

M& M CHAR TS SALES AIRPLAY

European Alternative Rock Radio Top 25

TW LW WOC Artist/Title Label

® 1 8 SUPERGRASS/ALRIGHT (PARLOPHONE)

2 2 14 Soul Asylum/Misery (Columbia)

0 3 12 Pulp/Common People (Island)0 4 6 Dubstar/Stars (Food/EMI)

0 15 2 Alanis Morisette/You Oughta Know (Maverick/Sire)

0 14 3 Oasis/Roll With It (Creation)

® 9 5 Connellst 74-'75 (TVT)

® 10 5 Faith No More/Evidence (Slash/London)

9 8 7 R.E.MJTongue (Warner Brothers)

10 5 16 Live/Selling The Drama (MCA)

® 17 6 Offspring/Gotta Get Away (Epitaph)

12 12 3 Julian Cope/Try, Try, Try (Echo/MCA)

13 6 10 Foo Fighters/This Is A Call (Roswell/Capitol)

g 13 12 Dodgy/Staying Out For The Summer (A&M)

15 7 16 Green Day/When I Come Around (Reprise)

0 20 4 Blind Melon/Galaxie (Capitol)

17 11 4 High Llamas/Checking In Checking Out (Alpaca Park)

0 19 5 Connells/New Boy (TVT)

19 16 5 Cast/Fine Time (Polydor)

0 NE Urge Overkill/Somebody Else's Body (Geffen)

0 RE PJ Harvey/C'Mon Billy (Island)

22 18 3 Dave Matthews Band/Ants Marching (RCA)

23 23 2 Black Grape/In The Name Of The Father (Radioactive)

0 25 2 Charlatans/Just When You're Thinkin' (Beggars Banquet)

25 21 15 Better Than Ezra/Good (Elektra)

The Eu opean Alternative Rock Radio (EARS) Top 25 is based on a weighted -scoring system. It iscompiled on the basis of playlists of European stations programming alternative rock for 17-34year -olds, fulltime or during specific dayparts.

© BPI Communications BV

European Dance Radio Top 25

TW LW WOC Artist/Title Label

® 1 6 CORONA/TRY ME OUT (DWA)

® 2 12 Diana King/Shy Guy (Work/Columbia)

® 3 3 Dr. Alban/This Time I'm Free (Cheiron)

® 4 4 La Bouche/Fallin' In Love (MCI)

® 6 5 TLC/Waterfalls (LaFace/Arista)

0 22 3 Shamen/Destination Eschaton (One Little Indian;

0 NE Michael Jackson/You Are Not Alone (Epic;

0 24 2 Montell Jordan/Something 4 Da Honeyz (PMP/RAL

9 7 9 Ti.PLCal/Tbe Colour Inside (LUP/New Music;

10 9 2 Pet Shop Boys/Paninaro '95 (Parlophone;

® 25 4 Incognito/I Hear Your Name (Talkin' Loud;

0 RE Outhere Brothers/Boom Boom Boom (Hot Sound;

0 RE Soul II Soul/Love Enuff (Virgin;

g 15 4 Dubstar/Stars (Food/EMI;

15 14 14 Jam & Spoon/Angel (Dance Pool;

16 5 10 2 Unlimited/Nothing Like The Rain (Byte;

17 8 12 Nightcrawlers/Surrender Your Love (Final Vinyl/Arista;

18 13 4 Dana Dawson/3 Is Family (EMI;

19 11 5 De Lacy/Hide Away (Slip 'N' Slide;

20 10 2 Jinny/Keep Warm (Multiply)

21 12 2 JX/Son Of A Gun (Hooj Choons/Ffreedom;

22 20 2 Monica/Don't Take It Personal (Rowdy/Arista,

0 .,- NE Celvin Rotane/I Believe (Volumex;

0 RE Madonna/Human Nature (Maverick;

0 NE Pizzaman/Sex In The Streets (Loaded/Cowboy;

The European Dance Radio (EDR) Top 25 is based on a weighted -scoring system. It is compiledon the basis of playlists of European stations programming various styles of dance music(including hip hop/rap, R&B and swingboat) for 15-30 yearolds, fulltime or during specificdayparts. Songs that have achieved top 20 status in the EHR Top 40 are regarded as non-specific for EDR and receive limited points. © BPI Communications BV

USA Billboard Top 25 Singles

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Michael Jackson - You Are Not Alone (Epic)

6 Coolio Feat... - Gangsta's Paradise (MCA)

1 Seal - Kiss From A Rose.' (ZTT)

2 TLC - Waterfalls (LaFace)

3 Shaggy - Boombastic/In The Summertime (Virgin)

5 All -4 -One - I Can Love You Like That (Blitzz)

4 Vanessa Williams - Colors Of The Wind (Hollywood)

9 Blues Traveler - Run -Around (A&M)

7 MoKenStef - He's Mine (Outburst)

12 Bootie & The Blowfish - Only Wanna Be With You (Atlantic)

11 Luniz - I Got 5 On It (Noo Trybe)

8 Monica - Don't Take It Personal (Rowdy)

66 Redman/Method... - How High (Def Jam)

10 The Notorious BIG - One More Chance/Stay With Me (Bad Boy)

14 Skee-Lo - I Wish (Sunshine)

13 Junior M.A.F.I.A. - Player's Anthem (Undeas)

53 Bone Thugs -N -Ha - 1st Of Tha Month (Ruthless)

15 Boyz H Men - Water Runs Dry (Motown)

16 Jon B. Feat. - Someone To Love (Yab Yum)

22 Collective Soul - December (Atlantic)

21 Montell Jordan - Somethin' 4 Da Honeyz (PMP)

26 Sophie B. Hawkins - As I Lay Me Down (Columbia)

17 Diana King - Shy Guy (Work)

24 Jodeci - Freek'n You (Uptown)

25 Faith - You Used To Love Me (Bad Boy)

01995, Billboard/BPI, Communications Compiled from a national sample of top 40 radioairplay moni ored by broadcast data systems, top 40 radio playlits, and retail and racksingles sales collected, compiled, and provided by SoundScan.

Eurochart A/Z IndexesHOT 100 SINGLES TOP 100 ALBUMS'74 - '75 22 Keep Their Heads... 883 Krupps 48

1-2-3 81 Kiss From A... Adiemus La Bouche 5

A Girl Like You 21 Kleine Maus Alejandro Sanz Les Schtroumpfs 59

Alice, Who The... 14 La Voie Du... Alison Moyet Lightning Seeds 65

Alright 84 Laat Het Gras... Alliance Ethnik Live 44

Are You Ready... 70 Let Your... Annie Lennox Los Sobraos 85

Back For Good 63 Miel! Antonio Flores Luz Casal 58

Be My Lover 13 Mishale Bert Heerink Madredeus 100

Big Time 77 Move Your... Bjork Mary Black 93

Boom Boom Boom 3 Never Forget Black Grape Michael Jackson 2

Catch A Fire 43 No No No Blur Mike & The Mechanics 53

Come And Get... 37 Ode To My... Bob Marley Neil Young 14

Come On Home 100 On The Bible Bon Jovi Nirvana 24

Common People 48 One Of Us Bon Jovi Noa 67

Conquest Of... 38 Panimaro '95... Bruce Springsteen Oasis 43

Cool Cat 88 Passie Caught In The Act Offspring 8

Country House 7 Pour Que Tu... Celine Dion Paul Weller 21

Deep 75 Push Celine Dion Pet Shop Boys 37

Destination... 95 Push The... Charlie Horvath Pink Floyd 3

Det Vackraste 45 Roll With It Clouseau Pino Daniels 54

Don't You Want... 47 Scatman Cranberries Poul Krebs 97

Dub I Dub 72 Scatman's World Das Modul R.E.M. 47

Endless Summer 40 Scream Deep Forest RAF 74

Everybody 24 Self Esteem Diana King Rednex 34

Fallin' In Love 20 Sex On... Die Prinzen Rod Stewart 94

Freedom 64 Shut Up... Dire Straits Rolling Stones 18

Friends 59 Shy Guy Dog Eat Dog Sacred Spirit 17

Generation Of... 62 Simple Et... Doofen Salvatore F. 66

Get It Up 89 So Good Dune Scatman John 9

Girls From Mars 78 Son Of A Gun E-Rotic Schltimpfe 6

Gotta Get Away 69 Summertime... Edwyn Collins Seal 52

Hakuna Matata 49 Surrender Your... Elton John Selig 62

Happy Just To... 50 Takaritono Foo Fighters Sheryl Crow 51

Have You Ever... 4 The Bomb! Francis Cabrel Soul II Soul 87

Het Is Een Nacht 56 The Colour... Fredericks/Goldman... Soundtrack - Bad Boys 33

Hideaway 96 The First... Gianluca Grignani Soundtrack - Batman Forever 26Hold Me, Thrill... 5 There Is A... Glenmark/Eriksson/... Soundtrack - Grease 35

Hold On 83 Think Of You Goldie Soundtrack - Pulp Fiction 22

Hope St. 73 This Ain't... Green Day Soundtrack - The Lion King 99

Human Nature 39 This Time... Guru Spagna 96

I Believe 71 Try Me Out Gyllene Tider Supergrass 19

I Luv U Baby 10 Tuhat Viita Haddaway Take That 10

I Wanna B With... 87 Vill Du Bli... Hole Therapy? 77

I Wanna Be A... 27 Waterfalls Irene Grandi TLC 23

I Wanna Be Your... 98 Who The... Jodeci Van Morrison 39

I'm Only Sleeping... 61 Wish You... Johnny Hallyday Vangelis 27

Ich Lieb' Dich 92 Yeha-Noha Juan Luis Guerra Weezer 76

In The Summertime 57 You Are Not... Julio Iglesias Westernhagen 95

Isobel 80 You Oughta... Kelly Family Whale 92

Just When... 42 Zombie Ketama Zucchero Fornaciari 36

Breakin' & EnteringA weekly Eurochart analysis by Ramon Dahmen

While last week's number oneand two in the Eurochart Hot100 switch places again to seeDiana King's Shy Guy (Work/Columbia) reclaim its previousposition at the top slot of thechart, three new contendershave arrived in this week's top10.

The new number 10 and win-ner of this week's Sales Breakeraward is The Original with ILuv U Baby (Ore/XL Record-ings). The New York duo EverettBradley and Walter Taieb pre-sumably never thought they'dhit the charts in the UK and theRepublic of Ireland when theyrecorded this dance track in theUS July 1994. Rereleased in theUK on August 7 this year, I LuvU Baby has shot straight intothe Irish chart at number 18and climbs four places to num-ber three in the UK.

Further up the top 10, reflect-ing the continuing battle for thehighest chart position in theirhomeland, are Oasis at number9 with Roll With It (Creation)and Blur two places higher atnumber 7 with Country House(Food/Parlophone). Both singlesare paving the way for the acts'forthcoming albums. Blur's TheGreat Escape (its fourth effort)will be released on September 11

and Oasis' long-awaited followup to its debut album (What'sThe Story) Morning Glory isscheduled for release on October2. The latter's single Roll With Itis also number 6 in M&M'sthree -issue old Alternative RockRadio Top 25 (see above). Blur'sCountry House, meanwhile,enters the EHR Top 40 at no. 37with 14 new stations, adding upto a total roster of 32. For bothacts this is their highestEurochart entry so far. Bothhave also had nine previousEurocharting singles, with GirlsAnd Boys as the most successfulhit for Blur (peaking at number16) and Some Might Say asOasis's strongest effort until now(peaking at 19).

Meanwhile, less spectacularthings are going on in the Euro-pean Top 100 Albums. TLC (LaFace/Arista) claims the SalesBreaker award for the secondtime while Green Day (Reprise)and the Cranberries (Island)are the longest -standing con-tenders in the top 10. In the restof the countdown, only threealbums can be found with alonger chart history; Kelly Fami-ly (Kel-Life) with 47 weeks,Westernhagen (WEA) 50weeks and Francis Gabrel(Columbia) 64 weeks.


M& M AIRPLAY STATION REPORTS

Station Reports include allnew additions to the playlist.Some reports will alsoinclude "Power Play" songs,which receive special em-phasis during the week. AllPower Play songs areprinted, whether they arereported for the first time ornot. Some lists includefeatured new albums, asindicated by the abbreviation"AL." Within each country,stations are grouped byranking and listed alpha-betically. Rankings include:Platinum (P), Gold (G), Silver(S) and Bronze (B). Allplaylists must be receivedby Monday at 13.00 h. CET.

AUSTRIA

O 3Nienna P

EHR

Bogdan Roscic - Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:

Diana Rosa- Take Me

Rod Stewart- Lady Luck

Simply Red- Fairground

Skibby- Feel My

RADIO CD INTERNATIONAIJVienna G

EHR

Manfred Portschy Prog Dir

Peter Gruber - Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:

4Mandu- This Is It

AM Smith- You're My

B-Zet- Everlasting Pictures

Rolland & Rolland- A Few

Charles & Eddie- Jealousy

Edwyee Collins- A Girl Like

Pilate/Monti- Clap Clap

Incognito- I Hear Your Name

Michelle Gayle- Happy Just

Shabba Ranks- Shine Eye

Whigfield- Big Time

BELGIUM

ERIN RADIO DONNA/Brussels P

EHR

Marc Deschuyter - Head Of Music

Power Play:

Diana King- shy Guy

Marco Borsato- Je Hoeft Niet

Yasmine- Ik Toyer Jou

Playlist Additions:

Eddy Wally- Ala Housekramer

Seal- Kiss From A Rose

Tina Arena- Heaven Help

Willy Somme.- Ammo

BRTN RADIO DONNA: DANSFOLIE/

Brussels P

Dance

Playlist Additions:

Cannella- Tell Me The Way

Diana King- Shy Guy

Dr. Alban- This Time

Skibby- Feel My

BRTN STUDIO BRUSSEL/Brussels P

EHR/Rock

Jan Hautekiet - Producer

Power Play:

Lenny Kravitz- R&R la Dead

Playlist Additions:

Blur- Country House

Cardigans -Carnival

Crumb/Fun-Da-Mental- Swallow

Mother Earth- Free Thinker

Neil Young- Truth Be Known

Red Hot Chili Peppers- Warped

Suggs- I'm Only Sleeping

Therapy?' Loose

Wildhearts- Just In Lust

AL Urge Overkill

RADIO 21/Brussels P

EHR/Rock

Christine Goor - Producer

Anne Goreux - Producer

Power Play:

S.U.A.D.- I Love U


Playlist Additions:

Aphex Twin- Donkey Rhubarb

Dubstar- Stars

Duke- New Beginning

Lenny Kravitz- R&R Is Dead

Mother Earth. Free Thinker


RADIO CONTACT F/Brussels P

EHR

Jean Lou Bertin - Prog Dir

Playlist Unchanged

RADIO CONTACT N/Brussels P

EHR

Danny de Bruyn - Prog Dir

Playlist Unchanged

BEL-RTL/Brussels G

EHR

Serge Jonekers Prog Dir

Playlist Unchanged

BRF/Eupen

ACE

Guy Janssens Producer

Playlist Additions:

Dee Modal- Kleine Maus

Faith No More- Evidence

Marillion- Beautiful

Offspring- Gotta Get Away

B.E.M. Tongue

Seal- Kiss From A Row

Weezen Buddy Holly

AL Urge Overkill

BRTN RADIO 2 -EAST

FLANDERS/Ghent B

EHR

Johan Van Achte - Producer

Playlist Additions:

Carat Tree II By Mien- Carat

Dr. Alban- This Tune

Illusion- Uit De Bol

Party Zone/Caselli- Zondag

BRTN RADIO 2 -WEST FLANDERS/

Kortrijk BEHR

Peter de Groot - Head Of Music

Power Play:

Bruce Hornsby- Walk In The

AL Costello/nisei'

HIT -FM 100.1/Hasselt B

EHR

Andre Hemeryck - Prog Dir

Playlist Additions:

Aaron Neville- Can't Stop My

Bart Knell- I. 2. 3

Guru/Khan- Watch What

Incognito. I Hear Yom Name

Marco Borsato- Je Hoeft Niet

Michael Jackson- You Are

Monica- Don t Take It Personal

Pet Shop Boys- Paninaro '95

Real McCoy- Come And Get

RADIO EXPRES/Antwerp B

EHRGold

Marc Dhollander - Head Of Music

Power Play:

Bart Knell- 1, 2, 3

Playlist Additions:

Haddaway- Catch A Fire

Marco Borsato- Je Hoeft Niel

Plaza- Hey Man

RADIO ROYAAIJHamont-Ache) B

EHR

Tom Holland - Prog Dir

Power Play:

S.UA.D.- I Love U

Playlist Additions:


Boyzone- Su Good

Frans Bauer -'n Dag Int

Gordon- Omdat lk Zoveel

La Bombe- Fallin

Me & My- Dub -I -Dub

Michael .Jackson- You Are

CZECH REPUBLIC

EVROPA 2/Prague G

ACE

Josef Vicek - Prog Dir

Playlist Unchanged

RADIO ALFA/Prague G

ACE

Pavel Hruska - Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:

Charles & Eddie -Jealousy

Dana Dawson- 3 Is Family'

La Bouche- Fallin'

Lucie Bit. Dalekohled


Sarah Brightman- A Question

Uriah Beep- Dream On

RADIO ORION/Ostrava G

EHR

Pete Magera Prog Dir

Playlist Additions:

DJ Bobo- There Is A Party

M People- Search For The Hero

Scarlet- love Hangover

112- Hold Me Thrill Me

RTL CITY RADIO/Prague G

EHR

Karel Ouhrecht - Prog Mgr

Playlist Additions:

Lightning Seeds- Perfect


Pet Shop Boys- Panmaro 95

RADIO HADY PLUS/Brno

Rock

Marek Zouhar - Music Progr

Playfist Additions:

Ales Brichta- Necekam

Mork- Hyper Ballad

Bon Joni- Something

Foo Fighters- This Is

ZazouNega/Cale- The Long Voyage

Joey Tempest- A Place To

Michael Jackson- You Are.

Oasis- Roll With It

Shaggy- In The Summertime-

Whale- Hobo Humpin

RADIO PROFIL/Pardubice S

ACE

Ales Klinecky - Prog Dir

Playlist Additions:

Foreigner- Rain

Kylie Minogue- Where Is

Ragga 2 Sunshine- Sunshine


Whigfield. Big Time

RADIO FAKTOR 104,3 FM/

Ceske Budejovice B

RockACE

Pete Jungmann Frog Dir

Playlist Additions:

Argema- Tohle Je Raj

Boo Radleys- It's Lulu

Curtis Stigers- illale Was

Danielle Brisebois- Dual Wayne

Foreigner- Rain

Katrina And The Waves- The


SINS -Happy

Oasis- Roll With It



DENMARK

DR P3: GOMORGEN Pa/Copenhagen P

EFLR/Rock

Palle Aarslev - Head Of Channel

Power Play:

Rebecka Tornqvist- Good Thing

Playlist Additions:

Blur- Country House

D -Influence- Midnite


Tower Of Power- Keep Comin

THE VOICE/Copenhagen P

EHR

Elie Frederiksen - Prog Dir

Playlist Additions:

After 7- Til You n Me Right

army- Keep Warm

La Bouche-


Mary Kiani- When I Call


Michael Bolton- Can I Touch

Morten Harket- A Kind Of

ARHUS NAKIIRADIO/RADIO

COLOMBO/Arhus G

EHR

Jesper Schousen - Head Of Music

Jacob SOrensen - Head Of Music

Playlist Unchanged

ANRAalborg G

ACE./EHR

Lars Trillingsgaard - Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:



TLC- Waterfalls

RADIO ABC/Randers G

EHR

Stig Hedvig Nielsen - MD

Kent Hansen, Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:

Addis Black Widow- Innocent

Everything BT Girl -Missing

KM- Happy


Sin With Sebastian -Shut Up

Technohead- 1 Want To Be A

RADIO VIBORG/Viborg G

EHR

Pout Foged - Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:

Bette Midler- To Deserve You

Don -E- Fakin' The Funk

Paula Abdul- Crazy Cool

Rebecka Torngvist- Good Thing

UPTOWN FM/Copenhagen G

ACE/EFIR

Flemming Beck - Prog Dir

Playlist Unchanged

RADIO 89.1/Helsingor S

EHR

Johannes Olsen - Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:

Caroline Henderson- Kiss Me

Commits- New Boy

Diana King- Shy Guy

East 17- Hold My Body Tight

Elton John Made In England

Olivia Newton -John- No Matter

Perez 'Prez' Prude- Guaglione

Pulp- Common People

S -Connection- Bodytalk

Sound Of Seduction- Welcome

Tina Arena- Chains

Various Artists- Hit The Road

RADIO HERNING/Herning S

ERR

Karl EriklOrap - Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:

Jakob Deichmann- Irresistable

Michael Jaclmon- You Are


Morten Harket- Burning Out


SOs Fenger. Siste Time

Simply Red- Money's Too Tight


RADIO MOJN/Aabenrsa & Senderborg S

ACE

Bo Andresen - Head of Music

Playlist Additions:


Peter Cetera- Forever Tonight

Pulp- Common People

RoWN Raz- Mona Lisa

Sweetbox- Booyah

RADIO ROSKILDE/Roskilde S

ACE

Henrik Lundsgaard - Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:

B -Joe- Summer


Michael Jackson -You Are

Oasis- Roll With It

Original- I Love



RADIO SILKEBORGISilkeborg 8

ACE/EHR

Allan Henriksen - Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:

13 -Joe- Summer


Corona- Try Me

Dreamworld- Mavis' Up



Pulp- Common People

Rene Andersen- Wake Up

STATION KOBENHAVN 102,9 FM/

Copenhagen S

EHR/Dance

Jacob Mondrup - Prod Dir/Head Of

Music

Playlist Additions:

Alison Moyet- All Cried Out

Danielle Brisebois- Don't Wanna

Ebony Vibe- We Are Family

Guru/ Khan Watch What


Int '<amaze- Call The Police

Janet Jackson- Runaway

Jimmy Barnes- Come

Louise Hoffsten- Dance On

Mike & The Mechanics- Cup Of



Selena- I Could Fall

Sin With Sebastian- Shut Up

Sophie B. Hawkins- Did We Not

Soul II Soul -Love Enuff

Retold Of Seduction- Until I'm

Sugar Honey Baby- Flyvende


VLR/Vejle S

EHR

Peter Larsen Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:

B -Joe- Summer

Boyzone- So Good


Jimmy Barnes- Come



NIN8- Happy


RADIO HOLINEK/Holbaeck R

EHR

Stig Nielsen - ProgDir

Playlist Additions:

Denser Med Drenge- Er Der

Dana Dawson- 31a Family

Danielle Brisebois- Don't Wanna

Lighthouse Family- Ocean Drive

Tequila/Tanja Maria- With A

Terri Clarke- Better Things To

RADIO HOLSTEBRO/Holstebro B

EHR

Thomas B. Pedersen - Head Of Music

Power Play:

Blur- Country House

Dave Matthew. What Would

Playlist Additions:

B -Joe- Summer


D -Stressed- Love Me Forever



Oasis- Roll With It

Outhere Brothers- Boom Boom


Siniply Red- Soon Come


RADIO KOLDING/Holding B

EHR/ACE

Niels Vedersoe - Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:

Beautiful South- Dream

Boyzone- So Good

Discofil- Aage

Jam PackfBee- You And Me


Joey Tempest- Under The

Jordan Hill- Remember Me


Michael Bolton- Can 1 Touch



Sara Isaksson- May

TLC- Waterfalls

RADIO SLIUSlagelse

EHR

Jesper Reutzer - Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:


Jeff Healey- Stuck In The





Sugar Honey Baby- Flyvende.

ESTONIA

RAADIO 2/Tallinn G

EHR

Immo Mihkelson - Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:

Bjfirk- Isobel


Loeb/Nine Stories- Do You


Rembrandts- I'll Bs There

Whigneld- Big Time

RADIO KUKU/Tallinn

Rock/ACE

Jean Rhkoja-Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:


Oasis -Roll With It

Paul Weller- You Do


AL Neil Young

FINLAND

YLE 2/ItADIOMAFIA/Helsinki P

EHR

Leena Pakkanen Prog Dir

Jukka Haarma Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:

Adiemus- Adiemus

Aikakone- Alla Vaahteraputm

Dana Dawson- 3 Is Family

E-rotic- Sex On The Phone

Julian Cope- Try Try Try

Lisa Moorish- I'm Your

That's Why

Real McCoy- Came And Get


Waltari- Feel!

KISS FM/Helsinki G

EHR

Mage Vainio Prog Dir

Playlist Additions:

AJanis Morisette- You Oughts

Ali Campbell- Let Your Yeah

Boyzone- So Good



RADIO 1/Helsinki G

EHR

Joke Linnamaa - Prog Dir

Juha Klikken - Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:

Aid Sirkesalo- Pelkkaa Kovitelmaa

Bad Boys Blue- Hold You In

Del Arnitri- Roll To Me

HootielBlowfish- Let Her Cry

La Belicht, Fallin' '


RADIO JYVASKYLA/Jyvaskyla

EHR

Arra Vuorela - Prog Dir

Playlist Additions:


Randy Crawford- Cajun Moon

Tuomari Normio- Salkyukko

FRANCE

EUROPE 2 NETWORK/Paris P

ACE

Nicolas du Roy - Prog Dir

Playlist Additions:

Cranberries. Ode To My

FRANCE VTERParis P

ACE

Marc Garcia - Prog Dir

Playlist Unchanged

FUN RADIO/Paris P

EHR

Benoit &hard - GM

Caroline Davigny - Prog Dir

Playlist Additions:


Portishead- Sour Times

Presidents/USA-Lump

Shamen- Destination Eschaton

NIIJ NETWORK/Paris P

EHR

Max Gisamini - Dir

Playlist Additions:

Annie Lennox- Winter Shade


RTL/Paris P

ACE

Monique Le Marcia - Head Of Prog

Playlist Unchanged

SKYROCK NETWORK/Paris P

EHR

Laurent Bouneau - Prog Dir

Playlist Unchanged

RIVIERA RADIO/Monte Carlo G

ACE

Rob Harrison - Head Of Music

Playlist Unchanged

ROC FM/Lille G

Dance/EHR

Philippe Schemberg Prog Dir

Playlist Additions:

Blur- Country House

Corona- Try Me

Eusebe- Summertime Healing


Rembrandts- Ill Be There


Suggs- fin Only Sleeping

Supergrass -Alright

Take That- Never Forget

TLC- Waterfalls

TOP MUSICBtrasburg G

ERR

nerve Petit - Frog Die

Playlist Unchanged

VIBRATION/Orleans G

Dance/EHR

Maxime Caubel Prog Cooed

Playlist Additions:

Alex Party- Don't Give Me

Clemente Lhomme- Losio' You

Foo Fighters- This Is

Green Day- Long View

Menelik- Tout Baigne

SINS- If You Only Let Me In

Nirvana- Where Did You

Rappin 4 Tay- I'll Be Around

Rearm= John- Seaman's World

U2- Hold Me Thrill Me

Whigfield- Think Of You

VOLTAGE FMBosny-sous-Bois

Dance

Olivier Allardet Music D

Playlist Unchanged

RTL: WRTL/Paris

Rock

Georges Lang, Lionel Richebourg

AL Fabulous Thunderbirds

Holly Cole

ISaliFI I F FM/Tocane Saint Apre B

EHR

Patrick Lapeyronnie - Prog Dir

Playlist Additions:

:Ream- Shoot Me

Fever- Staying Alive

Johnny Hallyday- Ne M'Oublie


Reggie Magloire- Last Night

GERMANY

ANTENIVE BAYERN/Munich P

EHR

Wolfgang Biechele - Head Of Music

Playlist Unchanged

BAYERN 3/Munich P

ERR

Jim Sampson - Music Dir

Walter Schmich Music Dir

Playlist Additions:

Big Light- Summer Inside

C.J. Lewis- 2 The A

Fantastischen Vier- Die 1st Weg

Loveland- The Wonder Of Love



Rembrandts- I'll Be There


Urge Overkill- Somebody Else's

BINS LIVE/Cologne P

EHR

Hans Holger Knocke - Music Dir

Playlist Unchanged

EINS LIVE: KULTPARADE/Cologne 1'

Alternative Rock

Hens Holger Knocke - Music Dir

Playlist Unchanged

HR 3: DER II&LL 1ST RUND/

Frank art PAlternative Rock

Klaus Walter - Producer

Playlist Additions:

Beach Boys- Pet Sounds

BRD Shaggarack & Camp- This

Cocktails -Postcard

Cocktails- City Gone

Dr Israel- Saidiayabruldinmon

Guided By Voices- Motor Away

Palace- Gulf Shores

Pere Ulm- My Friend

Pere Ubu- Beach Boys

Pere Ubu- Folly Of Youth

Pet Shop Boys- What Keeps

Phranc- Surfer Girl

Scott Walker- Cockfighter

Two Badcard- Leaving Rome

RADIO FFII/Frankfurt P

ERR

Ralf Blasherg - Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:

TLC -Waterfalls

Whigfield- Big Time

RADIO NRW/Oberhausen P

ACE

Jeff van Gelder - Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:


Ban Joel- Something


SWF 3: POPSHOP HITLINF/

Baden Baden P

EHR

Jorg Lange - Producer

Playlist Additions:

Celine Dion- Pour Que

Fantastischen Vier- Die 1st Weg

Gary Moore- Need Your

Levellers- Hope Street

Nationalgalerie- Tutensuppe

[adhere Brothers- Boom Boom

Technohead- I Want To Be A

BERLIN 88.8/Bertha G

National Music

Holger Wolgast - Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:


Blessid Union- Let Me Be


Fish/Sam Brown- Just Good

Ini Kamoze- Listen To Tie


Klaus Hoffmann- Zitten Von

Miinchener Manse- Bela&


Prinzen- lab Will Ein baby


Schliimpfe- Keine Schulel

Tote Cutugno- Voglio Andare

Uriah Heep- Dream On

DELTA RADIO/Kiel G

Rock

Adam Hahne - Prog Dir

Frank Wilkat - Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:

Groove Connection- Siam' On

Seal- Kiss From A Rase

HIT RADIO N llNuremberg

Dance

Stefan Mehmer - Prog Dir

Power Play:


Playlist Additions:

Boyce.- So Good

Luniz- I Got 5 On It

Max -A -Million- Take Your Time

HUNDERT 6/Berlin G

ACE

Rainer Gruhn - Mimic Dir

Playlist Unchanged

ORB/FRITZ/Potsdans G

EHR

Bernd Albrecht, Frank Menzel,

Jens Moth - Produce.

Playlist Additions:

Gompie- Mice, Who The X Is



Petra- Pull Up To The Bumper

Scooter- Endless

Seal- Kiss From A Row

AL Soul II Soul

ORB/FRITZ: FRITZ ROADSHOW/

Potsdam G

EHR

Bern Albrecht, Frank Menzel,

Jens Molle - Producers

Playlist Unchanged

RADIO 7/Uhn

EHR

Walter Note - Head Of Music

Playlist Unchanged

RADIO ARMIELLA/Munich G

National Music

Karl -Heinz Schweter Prog Dir

Playlist Additions:

Eva -Maria- Wie Der Wind

Michael Morgan- Comm Zurtick

Nockalm Quhttett- Wir Gm/hen

Rendezvous- Und Der Wind Sang

Rike Philip- Total Verlieht

RADIO ENERGY 93,3/Munich B

Rock

Stevie Helper - Prog Dir

Playlist Additions:

Bon Jovi- Something



RADIO FFNllsernhagen G

EHR

Jiirgen Koster Prog Dir

Frank Eichner - Head Of Music

Power Play:


Playlist Additions:

Boyzone- So Good

Del Amitri- Roll To Me

Scatman John- Scatman's World

RADIO GONG/Nuremberg G

ERR

Peter 'Marc" Stingl - Music Die

Playlist Additions:

Bon Jovi- Something

Foreigner- Rain

Fury/Slaughterhouse- Milk

High Llamas- Checking In

Portrait- How Deep


Rolling Stones- I Go Wild


Sheryl Crow- Can't Cry Anymore

TLC- Waterfalls

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RADIO HUN: COLOGNE CHARTS/

Cologne G

EHR

Uwe Spiirl Prog DirLudwig Schleifer - Prog Dir

Playliat Additions:

2 Unlimited- Nothing Like

Andre Donalds- Michele

Sandra- Won't Run Away

6th Revelation- People Make

Soul II Soul- Love Epuff

RADIO REGENBOGENTMannheim

EHIVGold

Martin Schwebel - Music Dir

Power Play:


Playliat Additions:


Barbara Goma- Jealous Girl

Fantastischen Vier- Sie 1st Weg

Paula Abdul- My Love Is

Prinzen- tub Will Ein baby

River Blue- Sugar Sugar


Suggs -1'm Only Sleeping

Vaya Coo Dios. Don't Break

RADIO SALIESaarbruecken G

EHR

Brigitte Barthel - Prog Dir

Playliat Unchanged

IRSH/Kiel G

ERR

Stephan Hampe - Head Of Music

Power Play:

Amy Grant- Big Yellow Taxi

Playliat Additions:


Marque- Something In My Eyes

Medicine Hat- Gmon Here


AL Edwyn Collins

RADIO F/Nuremberg S

ACE

Ziggie Hoga Prog DirPlayliat Additions:

Celine Dion- Only One Road

Destination- Happy Days

Spagea- Cents Come Noi

RADIO GONG 2000/Munich S

EHR

Andy Wenzel - Head Of Prog

Power Play:


Rolling Stones- I Go Wild


RADIO BB/Sindelsingen B

ACE

Loth. Janmhen - Music DirPower Play:

Blessid Union- I Believe

Carlene Carter- Love Lilco

High Llamas- Checking In

Mike & The Mechanics- Beggar

Portrait- How Deep


M.LTIL- Theta Why

Playliat Addition.Charles & Eddie- Jealousy


D.Springfield/D.Hall- Wherever

GREECE

JERONIMO GROOVY/Maromt

Athens GEHRT3ance/Rock

Dimia Contorousis Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:


Cappella- Tell Me The Way

Fourteen 14- Goodbye

Scatmen John- Scatman s World

AL Alejandro Sam

KISS 909 FM/Athens G

RIM/Dance

Michael Tmoussopoul. - Prog DirPlayliat Unchanged

HOLLAND

HET STATION/Hilversum P

EHR

Jan Stmman - GM

Power Play:

Faithless- Salvo Mea

Playliat Additions:

Blur- Country House

C.J. Lewis- R 2 The A

Catalana. The Summer Of Love

Caught In The Act. Let This

Lenny Kravitz- Ft&R Is Dead


Money Mark- Cry

Radiohead- Just

AL Blues Traveler

Bone Thugs

Boysone

Heart

Petra

NPS KORT EN KLIJN/Efilversum P

EHR

Tom Blomberg - HI/Producer

Cored KUM - DJ/Producer

Power Play:

Faithless- Salve Mea

Playliat Additions:

Black Boa Not Anyone

Boyzona So Good

De Lacy- Hide Away

Hallo Venrey- The Beach

Nettie Nyce- Froggy Style

Original- I Love

Radiohead- J.tRed Hot Chili Peppers- Warped

Rolling Stones- Jumping Jack

RADIO 2/Hilversum P

ACE

Playliat Additions:


Alison Krauss- Now That I've

Buckshot Lefonque Same Cow


Piet Veerman- Under

Rossella Marton- Un Posto

Sandra & Sheila Co Computertje


Cecilia Hombeek. The Lord Of

RADIO 3fftilversurn P

EHR

Paul van der Lugt - CoordPower Play:

Faithless- Salvo Mea

Playliat Additions:

Blur- Country House


Catalana- The Summer Of Love

Caught In The Act- Let This

Lenny Kravits- R&R Is Dead


Money Mark- Cry

Radiohead Just

RADIO NOORDZEE

NATIONAAI/Naarden P

National Music/MOR

Ron Sterrenburg - Head Of Music

Playliat Unchanged

SKY RADIO/Bussum P

ACE

Ton Lathouwers - MD

Playliat Unchanged

TROS RADIO 3/Hilversum P

EHR

Elam Samplonius - Head Of Music

Power Play:


Playliat Additions:

Alanis Morimtte- You Oughta

Bert Heeriak- Wordt Het

Lownoise/Menthal- Stars

De Lacy- Hide Away

Done- Are You Ready To Fly

Hole- Violet


Live- All Over You

Scooter- Endless

Supergrass -Alright

17ERONTICAfflilvermar

ERR

Allard Berends - Dir Radio

Roland Snoeijer - Producer

Power Play:


Playliat Additions:


Lisa Moorish- Cm Your

Michele- I Can Feel

675 RADIO 10 GOLD/Amsterdam U

Gold/Oldies

Tom Mulder Prog DirPlayliat Unchanged

LOVE RADIO/Amsterdam

ACE

Elliott Robinson - Music Dir

Playliat Unchanged

RADIO 538/Bussurn G

EHR

Erik de Zwart - MD

Power Pia.La Bouche- Fallin'

Harry Cos- Nice & Strong

Playliat Additions:




Michael Jackson -You Are

Sway- Yuni Yum Gimme Some

HUNGARY

HUNGARIAN TOP 20 AIRPLAY

CHART/

Budapest PEHR

Playliat Additions:

100 Folk Celsius. Harom

Cracker- Good Times Bad Times

Mango Jerry- In The Summertime

RADIO BRIDGE/Budapest G

ACE

Pal Stever - Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:

Chicago- Saturday In The Park

Craig Chaquito- The Greywolf

Deep Forest. Cafe Europa

Dionne Farris- Blackbird

Natalie Merchant- Carnival

ELEM.- Crush With Eyeliner

Remhr.dts- ru Be ThereTatrai Band- Rhin& NOW

IRELAND

2 FM/Dublin P

EHR

John Clarke Prog DirPlaylist Additions:

Bjork- Isobel

Boyzone- Oh Carol

Cellar Club- Seize The Day

Clock- Everybody

Kenny Thomas- When I Think

Madonna- Human Nature

Mary Black- Free As Stone



Mike & The Mechanics. Cup Of


ITALY

ITALIA NETWORK: LOS

CUAREN'TA/Udine P

Dance

Sascia Marvin - Prog Dir

Playliat Additions:

MJ & Co.- Disco Selection

ITALIA NETWORK: MUSIC FIWUdine P

EHR

Sascia Marvin - Frog Dir

Power Play:


RADIO DEEJAY NETWORK/Milan P

EHR/DancefRock

Dario Usuelli - Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:

Gipsy Kings- La Rumba

Lenny Kravitz- ORR Is Dead



Oasis With It

Smooth- It's Summer Time

Ziggy Marley- Power To Move Ya

RADIO DIMENSIONS SUONO/Rotae P

EHR

Carlo Mancini - Music Dir

Playliat Unchanged

RADIO ITALIA SMI/Milan P

National Music

Filippo Broglie - M.ic Director

Playliat Unchanged

RADIO KISS KISS FM/Naples P

ACE Deere

Tony Cioffi - Prog Dir/Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:

Alex Party- Wrap Me Up

Back To Basic- I Can

Charlene Smith- Feel The

De Lacy- Hide Away

Double Dee- Come Into

Fibre Foundation- Weekend

Gilette- You're A Dog

Individual- Sky High

Jasper Street Company- A Feeling

Joey Musephia- That Sound

Matt Goss- The Key


MN8- if You Only Let Me In

Rhythm Source- Love Shine

Roman Photo- Sounds Of Summers

RADIO MONTE CARLOMilan P

ACE

Francesco Migliomi - Prog Contr.

Playliat Unchanged

RITE 105 NETWORK/Milan P

EHR

Angelo De Robertis Head Of Music

Playliat Unchanged

Rm. 102.5 - HIT RADIO/Bergamo P

EHR

Grant Benson - Head Of Music

Luca Viscardi - Head Of Music

Playlist Unchanged

101 NETWORK/Milan C

ACE

Stefano Carboni - Head Of Music

Dario Desi - Head Of Music

Playliat Unchanged

101 NETWORK: DANCE

PARADE/Milan G

Dance

Roberto Corinaldesi - DJ/Producer

Playliat Unchanged

POWER RVI THE BLACK

RADIO/Turin C

Dance

Pro Pucci Head Of Music

Power Play:

Modulation- I C. Fight

Papa Wemba- Show Me The Way

Playliat Additions:


Gloria Gaynor- Love Is Just

MN8- Happy


RADIO BABBOLEO/Genoa

EI1R

Lenny Rattone - DJ/Prog Dir

Flavio Vidulich - Head Of Music

Power Play:

Debater- Stars

Playliat Additions:

Dana Dawson. 3 Is Family

Diana King- Shy Guy

Gipsy Kings- La Rumba

Jamie Walters- Hold On

Lighthouse Family- Ocean Dnve

RADIO ONDA LIBERA/Pertigia S

ACE

Marco Picchio - Pros Dirdlead Of Music

Playliat Additions:

Corona- Try Me

Mike Francis- Understanding


RADIO SOUND STEREO/Ferrara S

EHR

Sandro Alberghini Prog DirPower Play:

Dana Dawson- 3 Ls Family

Irene Grandi- In Vacanza


Playliat Additions:


Edoardo Bennato- Le Ragazze


Fever- Staying Mice

Giorgia-

STUDIO UNO BROADCASTING/

Reggio Calabria SROE

Nuccio De Benedetto General Dix

Power Play:



INN8- Happy a z

Playliat Additions:

883- Una Canzone D'Amore

Beautiful South -Dream

Fabulosos Cadillac.- El Matador

Giorgia- E CE Amara Mare

Massimo Di Cataldo- Likeri

Matt Bianco- Lost In You


Shiva- Freedom

3 Amigos- Macarena

RADIO BLUNerona

EHR

Remo Campo DelPOrto Prog DirAlex Azzoni - Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:

Annie Lennox -Don't Let It


Prince- Dolphin

LATVIA

RADIO SWEI/Riga C

ACE

J. Sipkevi. - Prog DiePower Play:

Bette Midler- To eserve You

Inner Circle- Black Roses

Scatmaii John- Scatm. s World


Shaggy- In The Summertime

Playliat Additions:



K.McColl/E.Dando- Perfect Day

La Bouche- Fall -m'

Libera- Libera

LITHUANIA

RADIO M-I/Vibzius G

ERR

Donates Bucelie - Prog Dir

Power Play:

Boysone- So Good

Playliat Additions:

Max -A -Million- Fat Boy

Shemen- Decimation Eschaton

Sheryl Crow- Run Baby Run

LUXEMBOURG

ELDORADIO/Lusembourg S

EHR

Jim Devans - Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:


Deere. Mien

Debater- Stars

Freak Power- Waiting For

Sacred Spirit- Yeha-Noha

Ti.PLCal- The Colour Inside

MALTA

BAY RADIO/St. Julian's B

ERR

Clem Dalton - Prog Dir

Power Play:

Oasis- Roll With It

Playliat Additions:


Deuce- On The Bible


Lisa Moorish- Fro Your

Mary Kiani- When I Call


NORWAY

NRK PETRE/Oslo P

EHR

Nils Heldal - Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:

Blur- Country House


Lloyd Cole- Like Lovers Do

Motorpsykkel- She Loves You

Radiofontame- Sus & Dus


Stalmenn- Hyler HOyt

NITTEDAL RADIO EXTRA/Aneby

EHR

Morten Bakke - Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:

Duke- So In Love

Green Cortinas- I Don't



Rebecka Tornqvist- Good Thing

Seal- KISS From A Rose

Suggs- Co Only Sleeping

RADIO I OSLO/RADIO FM

BERGEN/Oslo/Bergen G

EAR

Bjorn Faarlund - HOM/DJ/Producer

Playliat Unchanged

RADIO 102/Haugmund G

EHR

Egil Houeland - Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:

Blessid Union- I Believe

Blur- Country House

Blues Traveler- Run Around

Carlene Carter- Love Like

Dana Daw.n- 3 Is Family

Vmtlamds Fanden- Siete Dane

J/ERRADIOEN/Kleppe S

ERR

Bjarte Tveito - Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:


Comas- New Boy

RADIO HST/Rade S

ACE

AgaChristoffer Lundeby - HOM

Playliat Additions:

C-12- I'm Gonna Be Your Friend

Corona- Try Me

Flying Cowa- I Like It

Green Cordaro- I Don't

Hjerterknekt- Mena Ay Hjertet


Supergroove- U Got To Know

Vestlands Fanden- Siste Dans

STUDENTRADIOEN/Tromso B

Rock/EHR

Rune Hagen - Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:

Ash- Girl From Mars

Ned's Atomic Dustbin- Premonition


STUDENTRADIOEN I BERGEN/

Bergen B

Alternative Rock

Kathrine Synnes - Head Of Music

Playliat Unchanged

POLAND

POISICIE RADIO 3/Warsaw P

EHR

Marek Niedswimki - ProducerPower Play:

Annie Lennox- I Can't Get

Playliat Additions:

Aaron Neville -The Rain

Country House


Hootie/Blowfish- Only Wanna


Justyna- Dziewczyna Stamen


Marek Jeckowaki- W Taki DzMn



Sinead O'Connor- Famine

IMF-FM/Krakow PERR

Piotr Metz - Head Of Music

Power Play:

Big Day- C-4

Playliat Additions:

Blind Melon- Gal.ie

Caulfields- The Day That

Chick -Malibu

Dance Hall Crashers- Enough

Eusebe- Summertime Healing

Inner Circle- Summer Jammin



Morten Harket A Kind Of

Morrissey. Dagenham Dave

Oasis- Roll With It


Soul Asylum -Just Like Anyone


RADIO 4 U: DANCE/Warsaw C

Dance

Bogdan Fabianski - DJ/Prod.

Playliat Additions:

E-rotic- Sex On The Phone

G.E. Con-X.Lon- Gotta Have


RADIO BIALYSTOE/Bialystok C

EHR

J. Baltyk DJ/ProducerC. Makerewies - DJ/Producer

Power Play:

Cava Schowam Sit

That's Why

RADIO ESKA WROCLAW/Wroclaw G

EHIVRock

Jacek Fudala - DJ/Producer

Power Play:

Big Day- C-4

Blur- Country House

Scarlet- hove Hangover

Playliat Additions:

Al Stewart- Night Train

Edyta Gorniak- Bede

Heather Nova- Walk This

Maaoam- ()wady Podnisly

R.E.M. Tongue



Soulaister- Tell Me What


T.T. ITArby- Vibrator

RADIO FLASH/Gliwice C

EHR/Rock

Tomsk Kama - Head Of MusicPower Play:

General Public- Warm Love

T.T. IYArby. We Don't Have

Playliat Additions:

Cotton Cat- W Dublinie

Nice Little_.- Fat Black Cat

Silencers- Listen

Therapy?- A Moment Of Clarity

RADIO GDANSK/Gdansk G

EHR

Piotr Matla - Head Of Music

Playliat Unchanged

RADIO KOSZALIN/Koszalin G

EHR/Rock

Prsemyslaw Mrocsek - DJ/Producer

Power Play:

Pet Shop Boys- Paninaro 95

Playliat Additions:

All Campbell- Let Your Yeah

Alison Moyet- Solid Wood

Bernard Oattes- Island World

Cranberries -Ridiculous

Kylie Mirtogue- Where Is

Martyna Jakobowicz- Zwasze


MN& Happy

Morrissey- Dagenham Dave

Neil Young- Truth Be Knot.

Oasis- Roll With It

Prince- I Hate You


RADIO L/Lublin

Rock

Wiktor Jacham - DJ/ProducerPower Play:

Aaron Neville- Can't Sun My

Martyna Jakobowies. Zwasze

RADIO LODZ/Lods G

EHR

Jan Targowsld - Head of Music

Adam Kolacinski DJ/ProducerPower Flap

Boyzone- So Good


Playliat Additions:

Blur- Country Roam

Cardigans- Carnival



H -Blocky- Go Freaky



La Bouche- Fallin'


Martyna Jakubowica Zwasze

Mate.. Pospieszalski- Idy Sadi

Monster Magnet. Look To Your

Paw- Hope I Die Tonight

PJ Harvey- C'Mon Billy


Rhodes/Jackson- Save Tomorrow

Therapy? -Lees

Fader- I Feel You

Yaki-Da- Deep In The Jungle

RADIO NIERKURY/Pornan G

ACE

Ryszard Gloger Head Of Music

Power Play:

Me & My- Dub.l-Duh

Playliat Additions:

Blind Melon. t;alaxie

Diva- The S. Always

Friderika- Kink Mondjam

Holly Cole- Jersey Girl

Jayhawks- Bad Time

Lick -Stand Up

Matthew Sweet- We re The Same


Ramona- I Don't Want

Regina Belle- Love TKO

Shania Twain- The Woman In

Tim McGraw- I Like It, I Love It

AL Blind Melon

RADIO OLSZTYN/Olsztyn G

EHR/Rock

Jacek Hopfer - Head Of Music

Power Play:

Heart- Crazy On You

RADIO PLUS/Gdansk G

ACE

Edi Frenlder - Head Of Music

Power Play:


Playliat Addition.Ali Campbell- Let Your Yeah

Mime Moyet- Solid Wood

Big Day- C-4

Bruce Hornsby. Cruise Control

Budka Sullera- Fraszka

Gin Blossoms- Til I Hear It

Rosette- Fm Sorry

Tom Petty- A Higher Place

RADIO POMOR7,A I IIIIJAW/Bydgosrez G

EFIR/Rook/Public

Pawel Turski - Head Of Music

Power Play:

Asia- Summer

Playliat Additions:

Anne Clark- Elegy For A Lost

Work- Isobel

Cast- Fine Dine

Heart- Crazy On Y.

Kansas- Hope Once Again

Lenny White- Who You Lave


Marty. Jakobowics- Zwasze

Papi- Wiara W Sac

PJ Harvey- CMon Billy


RADIO SZCZECIN/Szczerin

EHR

Piotr Rokicki - Head Of Music

Power Play:


Playliat Additions:

Big Day- C-4

Budka Suftera- Franke

Foreigner- Rain

Hey- List

Lightning Seed. Perfect

Marek Jackowsld- W Taki Chien

Robert Gawlinski- Tray Noce

RADIO WROCIAW/Wroelaw

EHR/ACE

Andrzej Henke - Head Of Music

Marek &mote - Music Dir

Playliat Unchanged

RADIO ZACHOD/Zielona Gore

EHR

Eugeniusz Banachowicz - HOM

Power Play:

Chicago- Sing Sing Sing

Playliat Additions:


Barbara Des. Waiting For

Bruce Hornsby- Cruise Control

Freak Of Nature- Candle


Jocelyn B. Smith- When I Need

Jon Bfflabyface- Someone To

Maryla Rodowics- Najwieksza


ILKalicki/P.Stasiak- Nato Zmima

Scarlet- Love Hangover

Tadeum Nalepe- Dlatego Glupku

Tricky- Hell Is Around

Uriah Heep- Time Of

Weird Al Yankovie- Achy Breaky

Whigfield- Big Time

Zucchero- Senza Rimorso

RADIO'S'/Poznan SEHR

Piotr Niewiarowski - Head Of Music

Power Play:

Elektryczne Gitary- Ryba Pilo

Kikitup- Its In Her Kiss

Michael Jackson- Earth Song

Playliat Additions:


Jill Sobule- I Kissed A

Martyna Jakubowies- Zwasze

POL- Stupid

Scorpion. Edge Of Time

Take That. Never Forget


RADIO ASSzcsecin S

EHR

Jaroslaw Burdek - DJ/Producer

Power HapMartyna Jakubowicz- Zwasze

Playliat Additions:

Alvin Lee- The Bluest Blue,

Pink Floyd- Wish You Were

Zucchero- Papa Perche

RADIO ESKA NORD/Gdynia S

ACE

Marcie Sobesto - Head Of Music

Power Play:

Eddi Reader- Nobody Lives

Peter Cetera. Forever Tonight

Playliat Addition.

Boysone- So Good

Cranberries- Ridiculous

Gin Blossoms- Til I Hear It

Liberia Libera

Soul For Real- If You Want It

Think Twice- Waiting

Vanessa Williams- You Can't

RADIO MANHATTAN/Lods S

EHR/Rock

Martin Bisiorek - Head Of Music

Power Play:

Papa Dee- First Cut Is The Deepest

Fish/Sao Brown -Just Good


Playliat Additions:

Chris Isaalt Graduation Day

Elektryczne Gitary- Ryba Pile

Heart- Crazy On You

Ini Kamose- Listen To Tie

Mafia- Noce Cale

Marcel- Wirtualny Koziol

Maryla RIXIONViC.- Dworzeo



Roan- Ze Wszystkich Stron

Therapy?- Loose

Tricky- Hell Is Around

RADIO 'T'anowroelaw

ERR

Wojciech Deluge - Producer

Power Play:



RADIO ABC/Szczecin 8

EHR/ACE

Darek Kryvnilt - Head Of Music

Power Flap

Blues Traveler- Run Around

Playliat Additions:

Martyna Jakubovrics- Zwasze

RADIO TORUN/Torun B

EHR

Pawel Penske - Head Of Music

Power Play:

Joanna Dark- Senna Jak Lawma

Playlist Additions:

Camaro Blu- Ach Jak

Elektryczne Gitary- Ryba Pile

Mafia- Noce Cale

Martyna Jakubowicz- Zwasze


Roan- Ze Wszystluch Stron

Whigfield- Big Time

PORTUGAL

RFM/Lisbon PEHR

Pedro Tojal - Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:

D:Ream- Shoot Me

Nelson- You Got Me



RADIO ENERGIMLishon G

EHR

Sergio Noronha - Prog Dir

Playliat Unchanged

MUSIC & MEDIA CD SEPTEMBER 2 , 1995AmericanRadioHistory.Com

M & M AIRPLAY STATION REPORTS

RADIO PARIS LISBOALisbon B

ACE/EHR

Jose Lourenco Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:


Lloyd Cole- IA,. lovers Do


Michael Bolton. Can I Touch

Michael Jackson. You Are

IMP Toca-Me

RUSSIARADIO MAXIMUM/

Moscow/St. Petersburg P

EHR

Mikhail Kozareff - Prog Dir

Power Play:


Playlist Additions:



La Bouche- Fallen'

Lightning Seeds. Perfect

Marc Almond- The Idol


MMADIO/Moscow 0EHR

Roman Vavilov - General Director

Tolik Sadykhov Prog Dir

Playliat Unchanged

RADIO C/Ekaterinburg G

ACE

Gregory Guilevitch -Pros Dir

Playliat Unchanged

RADIO MAXIMUM/Perm 0

EHR

Money Glasatov - Prog Dir

Power Play:


Playliat Additions:


Inner Circle- Black Roses

Th. Arena. Heaven Help

RADIO MODERN/St. Petersburg S

EHR

Gennady Bachinsky Producer

Power Play:

Mango Jerry- In The Summertime

Scatnian John- &alumna World

Playliat Additions:

Corona- Try Me

Diva- The Sun Always

Good Shape- Come Closer

La Douche- Faille

SLOVAKIA

RADIO TWIST/Bratislava S

ACE

Stefan Vadocz Head Of Music

Power Play:


Lucky Peterson. Well Be


TLC -Waterfalls

Julio Iglesias- Ague Duke

Playliat Additions:

Blur- Country Ileum


Dionne Farris- Don t Ever

Lucie -Sea

Rod Stewart- Lady luck

Seal- Kiss From A Rase


RIM INTERNATIONAL/Maribor C

ACE

Marjan Kokol - Head Of Music

Playliat Unchanged

SLOVENIA

STUDIO D/Novo Mesto S

EHR

Recta Bozic - DJ/Producer

Playliat Additions:

Aaron Neville- Cant Stop My


RADIO CITY MARIBOR/Maribor B

EHR

Sandi ICrizanic Head Of Manic

Playliat Additions:

Brownstone- Grapevine




Whigfield- Big Time

SPAINCADENA 100/Madrid P

Rock/EHR

Rafael Revert . GM

Carlos Finely Prog Dir

Power Play:

Beautiful South. Dream

Playlist Additions:

Daniel & Quartet- Buscando

Ultimo De La File- Sin Llaves

Elvis Presley- The Wonder

Elvis Costello- Remove This

Heroes Del Silencio- Iberia

Lenny Kravitz. MR Is Dead

Medina Amhara- Hay Lin

Mike & The Mmhanies- Cup Of

Nirvana. Come As You Are

Simply Red. Fairground

Urge Overkill. Somebody Else s

CADENA 40 PRINCIPALEWMadrid P

EHR

Luis Merino MDMead Of Music

Sandra d'Angeli Prog Dir

Power Play:

Alejandro Sane- La Soledad Y Yu

Playliat Additions:

Ultimo De La Fits- Sin Llaves

Heroes Del Silencim Therm


Prince- I Bate You

Sergio Daiwa. Na Despertare


Urge Overkill- Somebody Else s

CADENA DIAL/Madrid P

National Music

Francisco Herrera Sanchez -

Head Of Music

Power Play:

Marta Sanchez- Arena Y Sol

Playliat Addition:Albite- Na Se Parece A Nada

Ivan Ivan- Demo

Lorenzo Santamaria- Este

M. Daly/Monrespums- Veneno

Mari Trini. Que Quieres

Malaria Prima- Tus Labios

Pajero Canzani- Amor

Pedro Cortes- Mirandote

Pedro Guerra- Contamtname

Beholden- Con Su

M-80/Madrid

ACE/EHR

Javier Pons -Music/Prog Mgr

Playlist Additions:

Diego Vasallo Y El Cabe- Polsonds

Marley/Scola/Paniagua- Miracle


Tina Arena- Sorrento Moon

Tom Jones- Lift Me Up

V.M.uel/P.Milanes- Ay Amor

ONDA DIEZ/Madrid C

EHIVACE

Manuel Davila Head Of Music

Playlist Unchanged

RNE 3/Madrid

Rock/ACE

Carlos Garrido - Prog Dir

Playlist Unchanged

RADIO PALAFRUGELI/Palafrugell B

EIIR

Rafel Corbi i Vilardell MD/PD

Power Play:

Toineu Penya- 'roma

Playliat Additions:

Proyecto Uno- El Tiburon

SWEDEN

SVERIGES RADIO P9: MEST

SPELADE/

Stockholm P

EHR

Mats Grimberg Producer

Playliat Additions:

Mania Morisette- You Learn

Black Grape- In The Name

Brainpool- We Aim To Please

Dana Dawson- 31s Family


Infinite Mass- Nine 5 Vibe

Janet Jackson. Runaway

Lisa Moorish- Fee Your

Louise Hoffsten- Dance On

Offspring. Gotta Get Away


Sonic Dream Collective- Oh

Suggs. Ira Only Sleeping

Tictox. Pickney Gal

CITY 107/Gothenburg G

EILR

La. Bodin . Music Dir

Playliat Additions:

Bruce Hornsby- Cruise Control

Edwyn Collins- A Girl Like


M.L.T.R.. That's Why

Seal. Kiss From A Rose

Tina Arena. Heaven Help

Trampolines- C, ad Morning

EAST FM 106 IPI/Norrktiping

ACE

Dan Grossmann Music Dir

Playlist Additions:

Dodgy- Staying Out

Dubstar- Stars



Trampolines- Good Morning

RADIO STOCKHOLM/Stockholm

EHR

Robert Sehlherg - Music Director

Playliat Additions:


Eva Dahlgren- Stenmannen

Irma- And. Fntt


Michael Jackson- Stranger In


Pet Shop Boys- Pani nay: 95

Soul U Soul- Love Enuff

Supergrass- Alright

Taxi Gang- Down The Conner


Trampolines- Goad Morning

7,102 STOCKHOLM/Stockholm G

ACE/EHR

Peter Franck Head Of Music

Playliat Unchanged

STUDIO HIT FM/Stockholm S

Dance

Jocke Bring . Prog Dir

Playliat Additions:

C.12- I'm Gonna Be Your Friend


Caught In The Act- My Arms

De De- Party

Haddaway-Catch A Fire

Just Luis- American Pie

Marco Masini- Principessa



Spanish Fly- Crimson & Clover

Whigfield- Big Time

EAST FM 106 1/2:DANCE/

Norrkoping R

Donee

Christian Muda

Playliat Additions:


Drangarna- Drangens Drom


RADIO MATCH 105,1/Jonkoping B

EH RACE

Christer Smedberg - Music Dir

Playliat Additions:


M.LT.R.- That s Why

Sophie B. Hawkins- Did We Not

RADIO RYD STUDENTRADION/

Linkbping B

EliR

Frederic Gegerfelt - Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:

Celine Dion- Only One Road

De De- Party

Herbie- Big Funky Dealer

Jan Johansen -Another Night/Se




SWITZERLAND

COULEUR 3/Lausanne G

Rock

Thierry Catherine - Head Of Musk

Power Play:

Ragga Twins- Freedom Train

Playliat Additions:

Etienne Daho- Jungle Pulse

Fluke- Bullet

Mad In Paris- Paris A

Money Mark- Cry


RMB- No Way Out

DRS 3/Zurich G

Rock

Christoph Aliapach - Music Co -Ord

Playliat Additions:

Casino Royale- Case BiBicele

Shamen- Destination Eschaton

RADIO 24/Zurich G

EHR

Dani Richiger Head Of Music

Power Play:

Diana King- Shy Guy

La Bouche- Fallin'

Wet Wet Wet- Bon t Want To

Playliat Additions:

Boyzone- So Geed

Charles & Eddie -.Jealousy

Edwyn Collins- A Girl like


RADIO BASILISIDBasel

ACE

Nick Schulz - Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:

General Public- Warm Love


Jimmy Buffett- Mexico

Loneatar- Tequila Talkin'

Love You- Countdown

Marla Glen. Ain't That A



Dada Radio- Donne In



Par- Abenteuerland

Touch El Arab- Cosmic

Vanessa Williams- You Can't

Yaki-Da- Deep In The Jungle

RADIO FOERDERBAND/Benie G

ACE

Res Hassenstein DJ/Producer

Playliat Unchanged

RADIO PILATUS 104.9/Luzern 0

EHR

Ralf Tschuppert - Music Dir

Philippe Unterschiitz - Head Of

Music

Playliat Additions:

Alison Moyet. Solid Wood

Broken Wings- Susanna

Cyrano- Low & Strange

Danville- Shoot The Heart

Fish/Sans Brown. Just Goal

Foreigner. Ram

loner Circle- Whip It


Joan Armatrading. Recommend


Philipp Fankhauser- Members


RADIO Z/Zurich 0ACE

Michele Raue Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:


RADIO LAC/Geneva S

EHR

Jacky Sanders Prog Dir

Playliat Additions:

2 Source- CrEst Toe

Deuce -On The Bible

Foreigner- Rain


M.LT.R.- That's Why


PJ & Duncan. Stuck On You

Skibby Feel My

RADIO 3 III/Mendrisio B

EHR

Boris Piffaretti frog DirRicardo Pellegrini Head Of Music

Power Play:

Blind Melon- Galaxie

Bruce Hornsby. Walk In The

Nightcrawlers. Don't Let

Playliat Additions:


Oasis- Roll With It

RADIO 3 HI: DISCO/Mendrisio

Dance

Playliat Additions:

Duda Del Future- Storm

Scooter- Endless

RATE 3/Lugano B

ACE/Rock

Elena Caresani - Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:

Blur- Country !louse

TURKEY

POWER FM/Istanbul P

ERR

Atilla Sen - Head Of Music

Playliat Unchanged

RADIO NUMBER ONE FIR/Istanbul P

EHR

Omer Karmen - Prog Dir

Power Play:

Diana Ring- Shy Guy


Faith No More. Evidence

Suggs- Only Sleeping


Playliat Additions:

AR Campbell- Lee Your Yeah

Boyzone- So Good

Guru/IC.3i- Watch What

Hoodeffilowfish- Only Wanna

Lunis. I Got 5 On It

Mokenstef. Bee Mine


Rembrandts. Be There

CAPITAL RADIO 99.5/Ankara G

EBB

Bobby Bee - Prog Dir

Playliat Unchanged

UNITED KINGDOM

90.4FM-BRIMB/Binningham P

EHR

Francis Currie Prog Mgr

Mark Sadler - Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:

Blur- Country House

Clock- Everybody.

Danielle Brisehois- Gimme Little

Madonna. Hum. Nature

Original. I Love



Xpansions- Move Your Body

BBC RADIO 1/London P

EHR

Trevor Dann Head Of Production

Jeff Smith - Music Manager

B List:

AD Berri. The Sunshine

Clack- Everybody

D:Ream- Party Up

C List Addition

Bon Jul- Something

De Lacy- Hide Away

Electrafizion- Lowdown

Goldie- Angel

Squeeze- This Summer

Supergrass- Time

BEACON RADIO/Wolverhampton P

EHR

Peter Wagstaff- Prog Dir

Playliat Additions:

BND- Here I Go

Celine Dion- POUT Que

Danielle Brisebois- Gimme Little

Erasure. Stay With Me



Shiva- Freednm

CAPITAL FM/London P

EMI

Nick Wheeler - Prog Contr

Playliat Additions:

Clock. Everybody



CHILTERN NETWORK/Dunstable/

Northampton/Gloucester P

EHR

Paul Chantler - Group Ping Dir

Mark Collins - Network Controller

Playliat Additions:

Mania Morisette- You Oughta

Bon Jovi- Something

Diana King- Ain't Nobody


Hootie/Blowfiah- Only Wanna



Whigfield. Close To You

KISS 100 FM/London P

Dance

Lorna Clarke - Head Of Prog

Simon Sadler - Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:

Grace- I Want

Gregory Isaacs- Feeling Sad


Mary J. Blige- Mary Jane

Nosh- It Girls

O.T. Quartet- Hold That

Share Nelson- Rough With

Shaggy. Boombastic

METRO RADIO GROUP/Newcastle P

EHR

Giles Squire - Programme Controller

Liz Elliott - Music Organiser

Playliat Additions:

Blur. Country House

Charlatans. Just When

Charlene Smith- World Goes


Fun Factory. I Wanna R With U



Reddborie/FUninda- Walking

PICCADILLY RADIO/Mancheater P

EHR

John Daah - Programme Director

Christian Smith Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:

Bon Jovi. Something



Original- I Love

PM Dawn- Downtown Venus

Vanessa Williams- Colors Of

VIRGIN 1215 AM/London P

Rack

Mark Storey - Programme Director

Playlist Unchanged

2CR.FM/Bournemouth G

ACE

Paul Allen - Programme Controller

Dave Luck - Head Of Music

Playliat Additions,



Squeeze -This Summer

TLC. Waterfalls

COOL FM/Belfast

ACE

John Paid Ballantine HOM

Playliat Additions:

Blur. Country House

Bon Jovi- Something


Euphoria- Strange

Oasis- Roll With It

Real McCoy- Came And Gee

DOWNTOWN RADIO/Belfast C

Gold/EHR

John Rosborough - Prog Dir

Playliat Additions:

Aar., Neville- Can't Stop My




Whigfield- Close To You

FORTH RFM/Edinburgh 0

EHR

Jay Crawford - Head Of Music

Tom Wilma - Assistent Head Of

Music

Playliat Additions,

Mattis Morimtte- You Oughts

Bass Reaction- First Reaction

Cappella- Tell Me The Way

De Lacy- Hide Away

Donna Summer- I Feel Love

Electrafution- Lowdown

Hootie/Illowfish- Only Wanna

Hugh Cornwell- Everybody

Inspiral Carpets- Joe



Mike Scott- How Deep

N -Trance- Staying Alive

Neil Young- Down..

Rio & Mars- How Deep

Strictly Inc.- Only Seventeen

HORIZON RADIO AND GALAXY

RADIO/Milton Keynes and Bristol G

Dance

Paul Chantler - Group Prog Dir

Mark Collins - Network Controller

Playliat Additions:


Infamy- You Spin Me Around


Original- I Lave


Reddbone/Rhonda- Walking

Share Nelson- Rough With


INVICTA FM/Whitotahle

EHR

Sandy Beach - Program Controller

Tim Stewart Head Of Music

Playliat Unchanged

RADIO CLYDE/Glasgow 0

EHR

Alex Dickson - Prog Dir

Flutist Additions:Bitty McLean- Nothing Can

Bon Jovi- Something



Hootiel3lowfieh. Only Wanna


N.Trance- Staying Alive

Vanessa Williams- Colors Ill

RADIO WYVERN/Worcester 0

ACE.

Sammy Southall - Head Of Presentation

Stephanie Denham -Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:

Bitty McLean- Nothing Can

Bon Jovi- Something

D:Ream-Party Up



Van Morrison- Perfect Fit

RED ROSE ROCK FM/

PrestoMBlackpool

EH R

Mark Matthews - Prog Dir

Andy Roberts - Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:

, Manic Morimtte- You Oughta




Lloyd Cole- Like hovers Do

Michael Bolton -Can I Touch

N -Trance- Staying Alive

Nightrrawlers- Don t Let

Original- I Love

Sherrone- Pure Love

FOX FM/Oxford S

ACE

Mark Flanagan Prog Dir

Mark Chivers Read Of Music

Playliat Additions:


Connells 74 75

Original- I Love

TLC- Waterfalls

RED DRAGON FM/Cardiff Newport S

EHR

Phil Roberts - Programme Con-

trollerChris Moore - Head Of Music

Power Hap

Diana King- Shy Guy

Rembrandm- Ill Be There

Seal- Kiss From A Roses

Squeeze- This Summer

Supergrass- Alright



TLC- Waterfalls

Playliat Additions:


Bitty McLean- Nothing Can

Bon Jovi- Something

Bruce Hornsby. Cruise Control

D:Ream- Party Up

Diana Ross- Take Me

Eddi Reader. Nobody Lives




Lloyd Cole- Like Lovers Do

Michael Jackson- You Arc

Mond. Push

Oasis- Roll With It

Original- I Love


SWANSEA SOUND/Wales S

ERR

Rob Pendry - Head Of Music

Playliat Additions:

Alison Krauss- NOW That I've

Blur- Country House


Donna Summer- I Feel Dave


Bootie/Blowfish- Only Wanna




New Power Generation- Good

Oasis -Roll With It

Reddboneathonda. Walking


Shoot/Moon- Mad About You


GUI/London BRock

Jon Myer Music Mgr

Playliat Additions:

Annie Lennox- Waiting

Duffy. Sugar High

Duffy- She Freak

Eddi Reader- Nobody Liven

Julian Cope- Wheelbarrow M.

Julian Cope- Adam And Eve


King L. Tragedy Girl

King L- First Man

Levellers- Hope Street

Levellers- Haven't Made It

Levellers- Maid On The River

Mike Scott. Bring 'em All In

Morrissey. Dagenham Dave

Morrissey- Best Friend

Morrissey- Reader Meet Author

Salad- Granite Statue

EUROPE

VOICE OF AMERICA/Europe P

EHR

June Brown DirPower Play:


PROGRAMME SUPPLIERS

hart hot 100

EUROCHART HOT 100Europe

EHR

AusStereofMCM Entertainment

Murielle Ruyet - Station Relations Mgr

A List:

Grant & Gill- House Of

Barry White. I Only Want

Basic Element. The Fiddle

Bitty McLean- Over The River

Brownstone. If You Lose Me


Coro.. Baby Baby

Duran Duran. LOW. Voodoo

Duran Duran- Perfect Day


JX- You Belong To

Love City Groove. Love City

Massive Attack- Karmacoma

Melodic MC. Anyone Out There

Mica Paris- One

MN8- I've Got A

Moby- Feeling So Real

Pato Banton. Bubbling Hot

Scatman John- Seaman

Scorpions- Wind Of Change

Simple Minds- Hypnotised

Sleeper. Vegas

Sparks- When Do I Get To

Grace- Not Over Yet

Take That. Back Far Good

T.T. D'Arby- Holding On

Ultimate Kaos- Show A Little

MEMORYCHARTS ixOF PEPSI

FM RADIO NETWORK/Germany 0ERR

Armin Weis - Prog Dir

A List:

B-Zet. Everlasting Pictures



Diana King- Shy Guy

Emu 17- Hold My Body Tight

Edwyn Collins. A Girl Like

Elton John- Made In England

Hootie/Blowlish- Let Her Cry

Jimmy Cliff- Hakuna Matata

La Bouche- Fallin

Mike & The Mechanics- Beggar

INNS f You Only Let Me In

Scatman John- Scatmana World


Sophie B. Hawkins- Don't Tell


Wet Wet Wet -Don't Want To

Whigfield. Think Of You

A List:

AD Take That- Never Forget

TLC- Waterfalls

RICK DEES WEEKLY TOP 40/U.SA. S

EHIVACE

Dennis Clark - Director

A List:

Collective Soul- December

Del Amitri. Roll To Me

Diana King- Shy Guy


Monica- Dont Take It Personal

Natalie Merchant- Carnival

Real McCoy. Come And Get

Rembrandts. I'll Be There

Seal. Kiss From A Rose

Sheryl Crow- Can't Cry Anymore

Sophie B. Hawkins- As I Lay

Soul For Real- Every Little Thing


A List:

AD Alanis Morisette- You Oughta



Take That- Back For Good

The

EUROPEANHit Survey

THE EUROPEAN HIT

SURVEY/U.S.A. S

EHR

Daniel Springer - Managing Director

Laurie Holcomb

A List:

2 Unlimited. Nothing Like

Baby D. I Need Your Loving

Billy Ray Martin -Your


Duke. New Beginning

East 17. Hold My Body Tight

Everything B/T Girl- Missing

Incognito. Everyday

Jamiroquai- Stillness In Time

La Bouche- Falba'

Love/Infinity- Keep love

M People- Search For The Hem

Scatman John. Time

Skibby- Feel My

Sound Factory- Come Take Control

Ten Sharp- Feel My

B List:

MUSIC & MEDIA a) SEPTEMBER 2. 1995AmericanRadioHistory.Com

M & M AIRP A Y STATION REPORTS

AK. - .lust A

Black Box-. Not Auntie

Clock- Whooph!

Corona- Baby Baby

&Type- Set The World

Nance- Love Is

THE NOKIA EUROHIT PARADE/

Tampere 9

EHR

Pentti Teriivainen

Playliat:

Allekirjoittenut Lmkkikalmappen

Aselle Renoir- Lulu

Cecilia Vennerstrom. Del Vackraste

Corona. Try Me

Diva- The Sun Always

Good Shape- Come Closer

La Bouche-

Lighthouse Family Lilted

Mane- Cuando Los Angeles

Mr. President. 4 On The Floor

Rue &irony- Bananowe Drzewa

Shock 'N Roll. Lets Go And

MUSIC TELEVISION

MUSIC TELEVISION

MTV EUROPE/London 1'

Music Television

Richard Godfrey Director Of Prog

Peter Good - Head Of Music Pro-

gramming

Heavy Rotation

Diana King- Shy Guy


Green Day- When I Come Around



TLC- Waterfalls

U2- Hold Me Thnll Me

Active Rotation

Bon Jovi. This Ain't A

Dog Eat Dog- No Fronts

Live- Selling The Droma



Michael Jackson- Scream

Neil Young. Downtown

Pet Shop Boys- Paninaro

RE.M.. Tongue

Scatman John. ScatmanS World

Seal- Kiss From A Rue

Vieux, Buddy Holly

Bus Bin

Alanis Morisette- You Oughta


Hole- Violet

Krupps- Isolation



Primus- Wynona's Big Brown_

Pulp -Common People

Selig. 1st Et Wichtig?

Supergrass -Alright

Therapy?- Inane

Whale. I'll Do Ya

Medium Rotation

Aerosmith. Crazy

Annie Lennox- No More I Love

Drastic Boys- Sabotage

Beck- Loser

Mork. Army Of Me

Bon Jovi- Someday

Connells- 74- 75

Cranberries. Zombie

Green Day- Basket. Case

Madonna- Take A Bow

Madonna- Spent

Nirvana. About A Girl

Nirvana. All Apologies

Offspring- Come Out And Play

Offspring- Self Esteem

R.E.M. What's The Frequency

Rolling Stones- Love Is Strong

Sophie B. Hawkins- Right

Soundgarden. Mack Hole Sun

Urge Overkill- Girl You'll Be

Break Out

Baby D. I Need Your loving

Mork. Isobel


Dr. Ore- Keep Their Heads

Guru/Khan. Watch What

La Bouche- Fain'

Nightcrawlers- Surrender Your


Rolling Stones- I Ge Wild



Wet Wet Wet. Don't Want To

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Music Television

Michael Kreitual Ping Dir

Power Play:

Ante- Sch under Song

A List:

Bryan Adams. Have You Ever

Das Modal. Kleine Maus

Diana King- Shy Guy

Dune- Are You Ready To Fly

Edwyn Collins. A Girl Like

Gornpie- Alice, Who The X Is

Ls Bouche-

Outhere Brothers- Boom Bo um

Redoes. Wish You Were


Scooter- Endless


Smokie. Who The K.. Is Alice?



B List:

Andre Donalds- Mishale

Bates- Billie Jean

Bucketheads- The Bomb

Celvin Enlace. I Believe

DJ Bobo. There Is A Party

Doofen-


E-rotic. Sex On The Phone

Fun Factory. I Wanna B With U

Intermission- Planet Love

Kelly Family- Roses

Maruaha- Deep

Masterboy- Generation Of Love

Nightcrawlers. Pushing

Nightcrawlers. Surrender Your

Offspring. Self Esteem

Pet Shop Boys- Canino], S5

Pear- Ich Lieb Dich

Scooter. Friends


Stefan Rash. Ein Ben

Take Than Bark For Good

Technohead- I Want To Be A

TLC -Waterfalls

C List:


Bon Jovi This Ain't A

Caught In The Act. My Arms

DJ Hooligan- Sueno Rattan

Dr. Droste. Oh Horst Du

Fast 17- Hold My Body Tight

Garfield. Cool Cat

Green Day- When I Come Amend

Groove Minister- Verdient


Jam&Spoon/Yello- You Gotta

M People- Search For The Hem


Mimi. Two Together

Mantel! Jordan- This Is How

RMS. Experience

Schltimpft, Schlumpfen Cowboy

Whigfielda Think Of You

New Videos

Bed/Breakfut. If You

Bruce Springsteen- Hungry

Bush- Little Things


Creme 21- lob Meg Tiara


Fantastischen Vier- Sic let Weg

Fury/Slaughterhouse- Milk

Garbage- Vow

H.Blockx- Go Freaky

Iii Ramose- Listen To Tie


Pearl- Summer

Piddlers- Ich Slag

Pixxaman. Sex In The Streets

Real McCoy- Come And Gel

Selig- 1st Ea Wichtig?

Shames- Destination Eschaton

Star Wash- Strong Like A Lion

Vereinigte Arroganx- Liebe

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Music Television

Liz Laskowski Dir of ProgBox Tops

2 Live Crew. You Go Girl

ADAM.- Zombie

Bone Thugs- 1st Of

Boyxone. So Good

Buju Banton. Chanipion

Cranberries- Zomhie

Diana King- Shy Guy

Felix. Don't You

Guns Roses. November Rain

Jodeci. Frock 'N U


Original- I Love

Outhere Brothers- Boom Boum

Real McCoy. Come And Get




Supergrass- Alright


TLC- Waterfalla

Breakin. Out Of The Boa

Commits. '74-75

Lim Moorish- IM Your

Nighterawlers- Don't let

New Videos

Aaliyah. The Thing I Like

Blur. Country House

Deuce. On The Bible

Sundae- Summertime Healing

AX- Son Of A Gun

Lenny Kravitz. RAH Is Dead

Squeeze. This Summer

Utah Saints- Ohio

Whigfield. Close To YOU

Xpansions- Move Your Body

MeV'La Chaine Musicale

MCM/Paria P

Music Television

Jean-Pierre Millet Prog Dir

A List:

Alliance Ethnik Simple & Funky

Bob Marley. Keep On Moving

Bucketheads. The Bomb

Celine Dion. Pour Que

Cranberries- Ode To My

Diana King. Shy Guy

Dionne Farris- I Know

Faille. C'a Fait Pattie

Francis Caked. Octohre

Freder/Goldman/Jones- Pas Toi

Mellowman. La Yobs Du Mellow

No Se/Menelik. Quells Aventure


Mike & The Mechanics- Over

Nightcrawlers- Pushing

Pet Shop Boys. Paninaro 95

Rico. Dub A Rub

Sister Queen- Let Me Be

B List:

Ali Campbell- That Look

Alliance Ethnik- Respect

Axelle Red. I.e Monde Towne

Lavilliers/Cliff- Melody

Bon Jovi. This Ain't A

Boole Carrot. Elise Et Moi

Boys II Men- Thank You

Brownstone, If You Love Me

Bryan Adams- Have You Ever

Charts. Jr Envole

Charles & Eddie- Fm Gonna

Connell. '74- 79

Cranberries- Zombie

Daran & Les Chaises- Dorrnir

De Palmas. Comore Un Hombre

Deep Forest- Marta's Song

Die Bonjour-- Hey Mama


Florent Peony- Rester Vrai

Reeve Paul. Les Reyes

Hole- Doll Parts

lan/Abeilles- Les Rouses

Johnny Hallyday- Je La Cruise

La Boothe, Be My Lover

Laurent Votary. So...Mailer:um

SINS- I've Got A

Molodoi. Amerante

Neg Marrons- La Monnaie

Offspring. Sell' Esteem


Portrait. How Deep

Portishead. Sour Times

[lupin 4 Tay- I'll Be Around

Sacred Spirit- Yeha-Noha

Scatman John. Boatman

Silmarilsa Court Vite

Sinclair- A La Ronde

Sins- Je Lance Les Des

Stefan Reynaud- Comma Avant

Supreme NMT- La Fievre

Take That- Back For Good

Therapy? -Stones

Tonton David- II Marche Seed


Urban Species. Listen

Sanson/Lavoine- Une Nuit Sur

Warren G- This DJ

MCM Decouvertes

Guillaume Payen- Le Temp

Infideles. Atomic

Jacno. Hymne A Ma Mauvoise

Marko- &couples

Writhe- Love In China

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Cecilia Walker Prog Cooed

Heavy Rotation

Alison Krauss- Now That Ive

Billy Ray Cyrus. One Last Thrill

Brooks & Dunn- You're Gonna

Carlene Carter. Love Like

Clint Black- One Emotion

Garth Brooks- The River

G. Duras- Hello Cruel

Jimmy Nail- Calling Out Your

Kieran Kane- This Dirty _

Mavericks- Here Comm

Pam Tillie- In Between Dances

Steve Wariner- Get Back

Wade- Don't Stop

New Videos

Clay Walker- Who Needs You

Tracy Byrd. Live Lessons

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Erik Krona. Music Director

Power Play:

Heddaway. Catch A Fire

A List:

Clouseau. Passie

Diana King- Shy Guy

Dr. Dre Keep Their Heads

Everything MT Girl- Missing

Lois Lane. Tonight

Seidman John. Seaman's World

Sin With Sebastian -Shut Up


New Videos

740 Boys. Shimmy Shake


Guns Sterols- Het Is Een Nacht

La Bouche Violin-

Michael Jackson- You Am

New Order Blue Monday

Scooter- Endless

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PLATINUMO 3Nienna EHR HET STATION/Hilversum EHR RADIO ITALIA SMUMilan National Music2 FM/Dublin ERR HR 3: DER BALL 1ST RUND/Frankfurt Rock RADIO KISS KISS FM/Naples ACE/Dance96.4FM-BRMB/Birmingham EHR HUNGARIAN TOP 20 AIRPLAY CHART/Budapest EHR RADIO MAXIMUM/Moscow/St. Petersburg EHRANTENNE BAYERN/Munich EHR ITALIA NETWORK: LOS CUARENTA/Udine Dance RADIO MEGAPOL/Stockholm ACEANTENNE NIEDERSACHSEN/Hannover ACE ITALIA NETWORK: MUSIC FM/Udine EHR RADIO MONTE CARLO/Milan ACEATLANTIC 252/London EHR KISS 100 FM/London Dance RADIO NOORDZEE NATIONAAL/Naarden National Music/MORBAYERN 3/Munich EHR MCM/Paris Music Television RADIO NRW/Oberhausen ACEBBC RADIO.1/London ERR METRO RADIO GROUP/Newcastle EHR RADIO NUMBER ONE FM/Istanbul ERRBEACON RADIO/Wolverhampton EHR MTV EUROPE/London Music Television RETE 105 NETWORK/Milan EHRBRTN RADIO DONNA/Brussels EHR MTV EUROPE: PARTY ZONE/London Dance/Music Television RFM/Lisbon EHRBRTN STUDIO BRUSSEL/Brussels EHR/Rock NPS KORT EN KLIJN/Hilversum ERR RMF-FM/Krakow ERRCADENA 100/Madrid Rock/EHR NRJ NETWORK/Paris EHR RTL/Paris ACECADENA 100: COUNTRY/Madrid Country NRK PETRE/Oslo EHR RTL 102.5 - HIT RADIO/Bergamo EHRCADENA 40 PRINCIPALES/Madrid ERR PICCADILLY RADIO/Manchester EHR SKY RADIO/Bussum ACECADENA DIAL/Madrid National Music POLSKIE RADIO 3/Warsaw EHR SKYROCK NETWORK/Paris EHRCAPITAL FM/London EHR POWER FM/Istanbul EHR SVERIGES RADIO P3: MEST SPELADE MELODIER/Stockholm ERRCHILTERN NETWORK/Dunstable/Northampton/Gloucester EHR RADIO 2/Hilversum ACE SWF 3: POPSHOP HITUNE/Baden Baden ERRCOUNTRY 1035/London Country RADIO 21/Brussels EHR/Rock THE VOICE/Copenhagen EHRDR P3: GO'MORGEN P3/Copenhagen EHR/Rock RADIO 3/Hilversum EHR TROS RADIO 3/Hilversum EHREINS LIVE/Cologne EHR RADIO CONTACT 91.1/Istanbul EHR VERONICA/Hilversum EHREINS LIVE: KULTPARADE/Cologne Rock RADIO CONTACT F/Brussels EHR VIRGIN 1215 AM/London RockEUROCHART HOT 100/Europe EHR RADIO CONTACT N/Brussels EHR VIVA TV/Cologne Music TelevisionEUROPE 2 NETWORK/Paris ACE RADIO DEEJAY NETWORK/Milan EHR/Dance/Rock VOICE OF AMERICA/Europe EHRFRANCE INTER/Paris ACE RADIO DIMENSIONE SUONO/Rome EHR WRTL-COUNTRY/Paris CountryFUN RADIO/Paris EHR RADIO FFH/Frankfurt EHR YLE 2/RADIOMAFIA/Helsinki EHR

GOLDARHUS N)ERRADIO/RADIO COLOMBO/Arhus EHR ORB/FRITZ/Potsdam EHR RADIO M-1Nilnius EHR101 NETWORK/Milan ACE ORB/FRITZ: FRITZ ROADSHOW/Potsdam EHR RADIO MAXIMUM/Perm EHR101 NETWORK: DANCE PARADE/Milan Dance POP 92.4 FM/Athens EHR RADIO MERKURY/Poznan ACE2CR-FM/Boumemouth ACE POWER FM/Fareham EHR RADIO NOVA ERANila Nova de Gaia EHR675 RADIO 10 GOLD/Amsterdam Gold/Oldies POWER RV1 THE BLACK RADIO/Turin Dance RADIO OLSZTYN/Olsztyn EHR/RockANR/Aalborg ACE/EHR RAADIO 2/Tallinn EHR RADIO ORION/Ostrava EHRBELBTL/Brussels EHR RADIO 1/Helsinki EHR RADIO PILATUS 104.9/Luzem EHRBERLIN 88.8/Berlin National Music RADIO 1 OSLO/RADIO 1 FM BERGEN/Oslo/Bergen EHR RADIO PLUS/Gdansk ACEBONTON RADIO/Prague EMI RADIO 100+/Tampere EHR RADIO POMORZA I KUJAW/Bydgoszcz EHR/Rock/PublicCAPITAL RADIO 99.5/Ankara EHR RADIO 102/Haugesund EHR RADIO REGENBOGEN/Mannheim EHR/GoldCITY 107/Gothenburg EHR RADIO 24/Zurich EHR RADIO SALD/Saarbruecken EHRCLUB 91/Naples EHR RADIO 4 U: DANCE/Warsaw Dance RADIO STOCKHOLM/Stockholm EHRCLUB 91: DANCE/Naples Dance RADIO 538/Bussum EHR RADIO SWH/Riga ACECOOL FM/Belfast ACE RADIO 7/Ulm EHR RADIO SZCZECIN/Szczecin EHRCOULEUR 3/Lausanne Rock RADIO ABC/Randers EHR RADIO VIBORGNiborg EHRDELTA RADIO/Kiel Rock RADIO ALFA/Prague ACE RADIO WROCLAW/Wroclaw EHR/ACEDOWNTOWN RADIO/Belfast Gold/EHR RADIO ARABELLA/Munich National Music RADIO WYVERN/Worcester ACEDRS 3/Zurich Rock RADIO BABBOLEO/Genoa EHR RADIO Z/Zurich ACEEAST FM 106 1/2/Norrkoping ACE RADIO BASILISK/Basel ACE RADIO ZACHOD/Zielona Gora EHREVROPA 2/Tatry ACE RADIO BIALYSTOK/Bialystok EHR RADIO ZUERISEE/Rapperswil ACEEVROPA 2/Prague ACE RADIO BRIDGE/Budapest ACE RB 4/Bremen ERRFM RADIO NETWORK/Germany EHR RADIO C/Ekaterinburg ACE RED ROSE ROCK FM/Preston/Blackpool EHRFMIt: VOICE OF AMERICA/Ajaceis Corse Country RADIO CD INTERNATIONALNienna EHR RIVIERA RADIO/Monte Carlo ACEFORTH RFM/Edinburgh EHR RADIO CLYDE/Glasgow EHR RM INTERNATIONAL/Maribor ACEHIT RADIO N 1/Nuremberg Dance RADIO ENERGIA/Lisbon EHR RNE 3/Madrid Rock/ACEHORIZON RADIO AND GALAXY RADIO/Milton Keynes and Bristol Dance RADIO ENERGY 3,3/Munich Rock ROC FM/Lille Dance/EHRHUNDERT 6/Berlin ACE RADIO ESKA WROCLAW/Wroclaw EHR/Rock RSH/Kiel EHRINVICTA FM/Whitstable EHR RADIO FFN/Isernhagen EHR RTL CITY RADIO/Prague EHRJERONIMO GROOVY/Marousi, Athens EHR/Dance/Rock RADIO FLASH/Gliwice EHR/Rock SDR 1/Stuttgart EHRKISS 909 FM/Athens EHR/Dance RADIO FOERDERBAND/Berne ACE THE BOX/London Music TelevisionKISS FM/Helsinki EHR RADIO GDANSK/Gdansk ERR TOP MUSIC/Strasburg EHRLOVE RADIO/Amsterdam ACE RADIO GONG/Nuremberg EHR UPTOWN FM/Copenhagen ACE/EHRM-80/Madrid ACE/EHR RADIO KOLN: COLOGNE CHARTS/Cologne EHR VIBRATION/Orleans Dance/EHRM-RADIO/Moscow EHR RADIO KOSZALIN/Koszalin EHR/Rock VOLTAGE FM/Rosny-sous-Bois DanceNITTEDAL RADIO EXTRA/Aneby EHR RADIO KUKU/Tallinn Rock/ACE Z-102 STOCKHOLM/Stockholm ACE/EHROK RADIO/Hamburg EHR RADIO L./Lublin RockONDA DIEZ/Madrid EHR/ACE RADIO LODZ/Lodz EMISILVERANTENNA DELLO STRETTO/Messina ERR RADIO BRUXELLES CAPITAL,W13russels ACE/EHR RADIO RZESZOW/Rzeszow EHRANTENNE THORINGEN/Weimar ACE RADIO DRAGON/Karlovy Vary EHR RADIO SILKEBORG/Silkeborg ACE/EHRBRF/Eupen ACE RADIO ESKA NORD/Gdynia ACE RADIO SOUND STEREO/Ferrara EHRBROADLAND 102/SGREM/Norwich/lpswich and Bury ACE RADIO F/Nuremberg ACE RADIO TWIST/Bratislava ACECANAL SUR RADIO/Seville EHR RADIO FM 104.3/Linkoping ACE RED DRAGON FM/Cardiff/Newport EHRCHARIVARI 95.5/Nuremberg ACE RADIO FREDERICIA/Fredericia ACE/EHR RICK DEES WEEKLY TOP 40/U.S.A. EHR/ACECMT EUROPE/Nashville Music Television RADIO GONG 2000/Munich EHR ROCK FM/Milan RockELDORADIO/Luxembourg EHR RADIO HADY PLUSBmo Rock RTL: WRTL/Paris RockFOX FM/Oxford ACE RADIO HERNING/Herning EHR STATION KOBENHAVN 102,9 FM/Copenhagen EHR/DanceJ/ERRADIOEN/Kleppe EHR RADIO LAC/Geneva EHR STUDIO D/Novo Mesto EHRRADIO "S"/Poznan EHR RADIO MANHATTAN/Lodz EHR/Rock STUDIO HIT FM/Stockholm DanceRADIO OST/Rade ACE RADIO MODERN/St. Petersburg EHR STUDIO UNO BROADCASTING/Reggio Calabria ERRRADIO 1 TRONDHEIM/Trondheim EHR/Rock/MOR RADIO MOJN/Aabenraa & Senderborg ACE SWANSEA SOUND/Wales EHRRADIO 32/Zuchwil EHR RADIO ONDA LIBERA/Perugia ACE THE EUROPEAN HIT SURVEY/U.S.A. EHRRADIO 89.1/Helsingor EHR RADIO PROFIL/Pardubice ACE VERNejle EHRRADIO AMAGER CITY/Copenhagen EHR RADIO ROSKOLDE/Roskilde ACERADIO AS/Szczecin EHR RADIO RYTM/Lublin EHR/Rock

BRONZEBAY RADIO/St. Julian's EHR RADIO BB/Sindelsingen ACE RADIO PARIS LISBOA/Lisbon ACE/EHRBRTN RADIO 2 -EAST FLANDERS/Ghent ERR RADIO BLUNerona EHR RADIO PTUJ/Ptuj EHRBRTN RADIO 2 -WEST FLANDERS/Kortrijk EMI RADIO CITY MARIBOR/Maribor EHR RADIO RHONE/Sion ACEBYLGJAN FM 98.9/Reykjavik ACE/EHR RADIO EXPRES/Antwerp EHR/Gold RADIO ROYAAL/Hamont-Achel EHREAST FM 106 1/2: DANCE/Norrkoping Dance RADIO FAKTOR 104,3 FM/Ceske Budejovice Rock/ACE RADIO RYD STUDENTRADION/Linkoping EHRGLII/London Rock RADIO FRAMBOISE/Lausanne-Crissier ACE RADIO SLR/Slagelse EHRHIT -FM 106.1/Hasselt EHR RADIO FRIBOURG/Fribourg EHR RADIO STELLA FM 106/Helsingborg ERRISABELLE FM/Tocane Saint Apre EHR RADIO GORZOW/Gorzow EHR RADIO TORUN/Torun EHROPALIS FM/Le Touquet EHR RADIO HOLREK/Holbaeck EHR RETE 3/Lugano ACE/RockPRIMARADIO/Naples ACE RADIO HOLSTEBRO/Holstebro EHR RFI/Paris International ServiceRADIO 'T'anowroclaw EHR RADIO JYVASKYLA/Jyvaskyla EHR RSF CENTRE AUVERGNE/Saint-Flour ACERADIO 1/Kristiansand EHR RADIO KOLDING/Kolding EHR/ACE STUDENTRADIOEN/Tromso Rock/EHRRADIO 1 FREDRIKSTAD/Fredrikstad EHR RADIO MATCH 105,1/Jonkoping EHR/ACE STUDENTRADIOEN I BERGEN/Bergen RockRADIO 3 IIUMendrisio EHR RADIO METEORA/San Paolo di Jesi EHR THE MUSIC FACTORY/Bussum, Holland Music TelevisionRADIO 3 HI: DISCO/Mendrisio Dance RADIO MOL/Mol EHR THE NOKIA EUROHIT PARADE/Tampere ERRRADIO ABC/Szczecin EHR/ACE RADIO PALAFRUGELL/Palafrugell EMI WELLE FIDELITAS/Karlsruhe ACE

M&M's EHR Top 40, Adult Contemporary Europe top 25, European Dance Radio top 25, Border Breakers, Channel Crossovers, Atlantic Crossovers and Major Market Airplay charts (except the lists supplied by BDS UK and BDS Holland) are based 100% on airplay reported eachweek by M&M's reporter team. Participating stations are selected as reporters and "weighted" as "Platinum," "Gold," "Silver" or "Bronze" stations based on the following criteria:market population, location, weekly reach and/or average share of the available audience, policy ofprogramming current music, retail sales influence and ability to report in a timely, consistent and accurate manner. More detailed definitions follow below. It should be noted that points awarded for airplay may vary slightly from one station to another within one of these four groups. Forexample, some Platinum stations are weighted slightly more or less than other Platinum stations. However, all Platinum reporters will be weighted more than Gold, Silver, or Bronze stations. Individual station classifications are subject to regular review as ratings and station policieschange. Broadcasters interested in joining M&M's Reporter Roster should call or fax M&M Station Reports Manager Pieter Hops; tel: (+31)20.669 1961; fax: 669.1951 or 1941.Platinum (P): Leading stations/networks/dominant programmes in major markets. Most of these stations have an estimated average weekly reach of at least1 million listeners and are regarded as having moderate to heavy level of retail influence. Gold (G): Leadingstations/networks/dominant programmes in medium markets or secondary broadcasters in major markets. Most of these stations have an estimated average weekly reach of 200.000 to 1 million listeners. Stations from smaller markets usually have an above -average level of retailinfluence. Silver (S): Leading stations in smaller markets or secondary broadcasters in medium markets. Most of these stations have an estimated average weekly reach of 50.000 to 200.000 listeners. Stations from smaller markets usually have an above -average level of retailinfluence. Bronze (B): Smaller broadcast operations, individual programmes at larger stations, certain cable -only stations, and/or dayparted blocks of programming on small market stations. Most of these stations/ programmes reach between 15.000 and 50.000 listeners weekly.Small market stations have at least a moderate level of retail influence; larger stations in this group may have a low level of retail influence.

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Last Calls To Keep The Voiceby Charles Ferro

COPENHAGEN BrianMikkelsen, a Conservativemember of the Danish parlia-ment, has written a letter ofappeal to Culture MinisterJytte Hilden asking her tostep in so The Voice will notlose its broadcasting licenceon September 1.

EHR The Voice was forcedby the government to drop itsFM 102.9 frequency in Copen-hagen following accusations ofcentralised programming(Music & Media, July 22).

Mikkelsen argued that, inthe context of the revision ofDanish broadcasting laws cur-rently in progress and the rad-

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ical changes expected, it wouldbe appropriate to review thedecision on the Voice. New leg-islation could allow some net-working, which would removethe grounds for sanctionsagainst the station.

The ministry has repliedthat decision is legally bind-ing, however.

Meanwhile, according toVoice programme director EikFrederiksen the station maybe able to continue broadcast-ing via a "production agree-

ment" set up with Copenhagenstation Radio Plus. Inexchange for commercial spotsproduced by Voice sister com-pany Nordisk Radioreklamen,Plus will "lend out" its FM92.9 frequency for The Voice touse.

The Voice continues tobroadcast on FM 102.9 untilSeptember 1, when StationCopenhagen (which now usesthe frequency in the evenings)completely takes over.

PopKommcontinued from page 1

"Pratically, it was a sensa-tional PopKomm, well -organ-ised and I congratulate theorganisers," he says. "Philo-sophically, however, the origi-nal meaning of PopKomm isbeing lost.

"Originally PopKomm waslaunched to feature youngbands and bring them togetherwith record companies," heexpands. "Now major artistsare distracting from that ele-ment. But the organisers sharethis view and next year theevent will be given back toemerging talent."

The debate over PopKomm'sfuture centres mainly, though,around how much non -Germanand non -European participa-tion it should accept. This year37% of the exhibiting compa-nies were from outside Ger-many; non -European compa-nies are not permitted to take astand.

Fest expresses the view ofmany in the German industrywhen he says, "If the purpose ofpeople coming to PopKomm isto see what's happening in Ger-many and Continental Europethen everybody is welcome. Theonly fear I would have is of non -European companies monopo-lising the event."

Paul Russell, president ofSony Music Europe and a first-time visitor to PopKomm, feelsthere may be a way for theevent to function as an interna-tional showcase for Germanmusic while retaining its essen-tial Germany flavour.

Russell suggests PopKomm

might allow any company fromany country to attend, but thenconduct all the seminars andbusiness solely in German.

Of this year's event he says,"I'm very impressed. What real-ly excites me is that there are atremendous number of youngpeople. It's a very, very youngevent; the stands and every-thing about it is very creative."

Russell, like many others,points out that a major advan-tage of PopKomm is that it isan opportunity to meet the geo-graphically widespread Ger-man record industry in oneplace. "This is the third biggestrecord market in the world andit is important it should haveits own event."

The growth of non -Germanparticipation at PopKomm haslargely taken place via countrystands run by national tradeassociations. This year, therewere stands from the nationalgroups from the UK, Belgium,Denmark, Sweden, Norway,Austria, Finland and theNetherlands, along with com-panies from France, Russia andSwitzerland.

Hartmut Krebs, minister fortrade and technology in thestate of Northrhein Westfalia,says his priority for interna-tional expansion is to see morecompanies from eastern Eu-rope and eastern Germany.However, he emphasises hisenthusiasm for Popkomm as itcurrently stands by saying,"PopKomm is important cultur-ally, financially, economically,regionally, nationally...all ofthis." Jeff Clark Meads

is European News Editorfor Billboard

(J44 Jr\1C4tbl'CiRumoured Thts Week...

Who Will Follow Story?Speculation is continuing as to who will fill Mark Story's shoesas programme director of the enlarged EMAP Radio Group.Favourites for the job are Giles Squire, currently programmecontroller at Metro Radio/Newcastle, and John Dash, the formerRed Dragon FM/Cardiff PD who was recently appointed PD atPiccadilly Radio/Manchester.

Movements In The PipelineWhich Mark will soon be crossing from one international arm ofa London -based major to another? And is it true that WarnerMusic Holland has plans to relaunch A&R department with thehelp of a certain "Redneck"?

Capital Leak Forces Sony To Rush Release Mariah CareyHell broke out in London on August 22 when Capital Radioaired the new Mariah Carey single, Fantasy, nine days before itsofficial radio date. The airing, coupled with another leak in theUS, forced Sony Music to prepare a rush -release to Europeanradio by August 25. The official release date of the track willremain the same, September 11.

German Market Rises 6.2%by Machgiel Bakker

HAMBURG - German recordsales in the first half of 1995were 6.2% up on the same peri-od last year, according to figuresreleased by German recordindustry body BPW.

A total 111.9 million sound -carriers were sold in the first sixmonths of this year, of whichCD album sales account for66.8%. CD singles account for18.6% of total soundcarriersales, followed by music cas-settes (13.8%) .and vinyl sin-gles/albums with a negligible0.8% combined share.

According to the BPW, thegrowth figures are helped by an

improved economic climate anda number of blockbuster releas-es in the month of June fromthe likes of Michael Jackson,Bon Jovi, Pink Floyd, DieDoofen, Bjork, Die Prinzen, plusa few hit samplers.

German Music SalesJan -June

(in million units)

Format '94 '95 %chgCD Single 19.1 20.9 9.4%Vinyl Single 0.9 0.5 -44.4%CD 68.2 74.8 +9.7%MC 16.8 15.5 -7.7%LP 0.4 0.2 -50.0%Total 105.4 111.9 +6.2%

Source: BPW

Simon Batescontinued from page 1

"Simon Bates is anextremely versatile and intelli-gent broadcaster who has arare blend of breadth, authori-ty and warmth," says Thomas.

"He can not only relate tohousewives well but can alsointerview someone like JohnMajor as well as any politicaljournalist. He also has a cam-paigning edge, which wasshown by his work for Radio 1

in Bosnia "Bates moves to Talk Radio

from London Newstalk, thesuccessor station to LBC,which he joined in 1994.

He is best known, however,for a 15 -year stint on BBCRadio l's morning show whichstarted in 1978. Features suchas "Our Tune" (which he willbe reviving on Talk Radio) and"The Golden Hour" made hima household name and attract-ed a daily audience of aroundnine million.

Antenne Bayerncontinued from page 1

But more importantly, hestresses, the programmeunites private stations in com-petition with the publics."Look at N -Joy [the youth -ori-ented channel of pubcasterNDR/Hamburg] or WDR with"Eins Live;" they are adoptingthe techniques of the privatesin targeting their audiences.That's why it is important for

the privates to keep the dia-logue going."

Airplay data for the chart,which will run on Fridays18:00-20:00 and Sunday 13:00-15:00, will be supplied bynational chart organisationMedia Control. The show'smost recent top 3 featured LaBouche at number 1, followedby Elton John and Mike & TheMechanics.

So far the show is onlyaired on Antenne Bayern but

Offierowski expects other sta-tions to join quickly. AntenneBayern will receive a flat feefor the sale of the programme,but it will be cheaper than atrue syndication arrangement,he says. "This way small localstations can afford to have aprofessionally produced show."

Antenne Bayern drew anaverage 640.000 listeners perhour according to the latestavailable ratings (Medien-analyse), making it Ger-

many's fifth station and sec-ond largest private, followingRadio NRW/Oberhausen. Ittargets the 14-49 year olds andhas a core demographic of 25-39.

Antenne Bayern has a pri-marily ACE -oriented program-ming output, but has recentlyembarked on various off -airactivities to establish a betterrapport with the younger,more hip audiences (Music &Media May 27).

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M &M CH A R T S A I R PL Y

week 35/95 EHR Top 40 © BPI Communications BV

TW LW WOC Artist/Title OriginalLabel

TotalStations

NewAdds

Cl 1 11 DIANA KING/SHY GUY (WORK/COLUMBIA) 99 2

2 2 12 U2/Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me (Atlantic) 92 2

3 3 6 Take That/Never Forget (RCA) 100 5

® 4 15 Bon Jovi/This Ain't A Love Song (Mercury) 68 0

® 14 2 Michael Jackson/You Are Not Alone ..ir. (Epic) 72 25

® 5 8 Scatman John/Scatman's World (Iceberg/RCA) 71 3

© 7 6 Dana Dawson/3 Is Family (EMI) 68 90 13 5 Seal/Kiss From A Rose (ZTT) 59 100 18 5 La Bouche/Fallin' In Love (MCI) 65 60 11 20 Connells/74-'75 (TVT) 57 1

11 6 9 M People/Search For The Hero (Deconstruction) 66 1

@ 15 4 TLC/Waterfalls (LaFace/Arista) 62 7

13 9 9 Shaggy/In The Summertime (Virgin) 64 0

14 10 6 Supergrass/Alright (Parlophone) 45 2

15 8 11 Wet Wet Wet/Don't Want To Forgive Me Now (Precious) 57 0

@ 19 7 Edwyn Collins/A Girl Like You (Setanta) 55 30 17 10 All-4-One/I Can Love You Like That (Atlantic) 54 0

18 16 11 East 17/Hold My Body Tight (London) 54 1

19 12 6 Soul II Soul/Love Enuff (Virgin) 51 2

20 20 14 Michael Jackson feat. Janet Jackson/Scream (Epic) 47 0

® 21 21 Bryan Adams/Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman (A&M) 52 0# 27 3 Tina Arena/Heaven Help My Heart (Columbia) 58 6

23 22 5 Corona/Try Me Out (DWA) 36 34 24 11 Soul Asylum/Misery (Columbia) 37 0g 30 3 Rembrandts/111 Be There For You (East West) 38 6* 28 4 Charles & Eddie/Jealousy °' (Capitol) 52 6

27 23 16 Ali Campbell/That Look In Your Eyes (Kuff/Virgin) 40 0* 33 2 Real McCoy/Come And Get Your Love (Hansa) 41 6

OD )=- NE Suggs/I'm Only Sleeping (WEA) 33 9

30 25 17 Elton John/Made In England (Rocket/Mercury) 43 1

31 31 2 Pet Shop Boys/Paninaro '95 (Parlophone) 44 5

32 26 7 D:Ream/Shoot Me With Your Love (Magnet) 40 2# - NE Boyzone/So Good (Polydor) 37 10

34 29 5 Amy Grant/Big Yellow Taxi (A&M) 43 0# 35 3 Madonna/Human Nature (Maverick) 32 3

36 32 13 Mike & The Mechanics/Beggar On A Beach Of Gold (Virgin) 41 00 - NE Blur/Country House (Food) 32 14

OD 38 7 Del Amitri/Roll To Me (A&M) 33 5# > NE Ali Campbell/Let Your Yeah Be Yeah (Kuff/Virgin) 31 80 )..- NE Michelle Gayle/Happy Just To Be With You (RCA) 29 9

Airplay ActionEHR Top 40 commentary by Pieter Kops

ichael Jackson and his sister Janet, who

M still chart at number 20 with theircollaboration Scream, are now competing

against each other in the charts, each armed with aseparate single. To make the competition even moreinteresting, the siblings tie for the status of thisweek's Most Added leader on European Hit Radio,both attracting 25 new additions with theirofferings-You Are Not Alone and Runaway,respectively. While Janet enters this week'sChartbound section with a total roster of 27stations in nine countries (notably the UK,Denmark, Sweden and Poland), Michael hits the top5 in his second charting week, with the RadioActive award for the biggest chart -point gain. He isbacked by a formidable 23 -country roster, counting72 EHR stations. The mega -star's ballad relishesgood support-particu-larly in Switzerland, theUK, Holland, Denmark,Spain, Turkey, the CzechRepublic, Italy andFrance-with airplayexpansion all over theplace. The penetrationratio in these countriesranges from 43 to 83%.

The highest new entryin this week's EHR Top40 is UK pop stalwartSuggs (real name:Graham McPherson).I'm Only Sleeping is a highly effective ska-ficationof the John Lennon -penned "Lennon/McCartney"song, originally featured on the Beatles' legendary1966 Revolver album. It not only marks the launchof Suggs' solo career after an eight -year silence, butit is also striking to see that, whereas latter dayMadness developed into a straight pop outfit, itsformer frontman now confidently returns to his skaroots. In addition, it marks the first time that acover of a Beatles song has entered the chart.

I'm Only Sleeping arrives at number 29, with 33EHR stations by its side, including nine first-timereports. As yet, the song encounters airplay supportin 13 European countries, scoring the highestpenetration ratios in the UK and Ireland (82-100%).Norway and Denmark are next in line (31-33%),while key stations in Belgium, Italy, Poland,Sweden and Turkey have also put the track inrotation. On a major market level, Suggs' solo debutalready stands out as the third most -played recordin the UK, BDS having registered 812 plays in thatterritory last week (see Major Market Airplay,page 31).

Suggs

The EHR Top 40 chart Is based on a weighted -scoring system. Songs score points by achieving airplay at M&M's EHR (European Hit Radio) reporting stations, that target 12-34 year -old listeners withcontemporary music fulltime or during specific dayparts. Stations are weighted by market size and by the number of hours per week committed to the format.

Indicates Europe's most Radio Active record, registering the biggest increase in chart polite..WIF

MOST ADDEDJanet Jackson/Runaway (A&M) 25CHARTBOUND Michael Jackson/You Are Not Alone (Epic) 25Blur/Country House (Food) 14Michael Bolton/Can I Touch You...There? (Columbia) 12

Aaron Neville/Can't Stop My Heart From Loving You (A&M) 36/6 Dubstar/Stars (Food/EMI) 22/3Boysone/So Good (Polydor) 10Seal/Kiss From A Rose (ZIT) 10

Haddaway/Catch A Fire (Coconut) 33/5 Sin With Sebastian/Shut Up (And Sleep With Me) (Sing Sing) 22/3Dana Dawson/3 Is Family (EMI) 9Hootie & The Blowfish/Only Wanna Be With You (Atlantic) 9

Michael Learns To Roclahat's Why (You Go Away) (EMI -Medley) 33/5 Alanis Morisette/You Oughta Know* (Maverick/Sire) 21/7Michelle Gayle/Happy Just To Be With You (RCA) 9Lenny Kravits/RockNRoll Is Dead (Virgin) 9

Me & My/Dub-I-Dub (EMI -Medley) 33/2 Lightning Seeds/Perfect (Epic) 21/6 SuggsTm Only Sleeping (WEA) 9

Janet Jackson/Runaway* (A&M) 27/25 MN8/Happy (Columbia) 21/4 Most Added are nose songs which received me highest number of playlist additions during the week. In the case of e de,songs are listed alphabetically by artist.

Lisa Moorish/I'm Your Man (Go!Beat) 26/7 2 Unlimited/Nothing Like The Rain (Byte) 21/1Rod Stewart/Lady Luck (Warner Brothers) 26/7 Rod Stewart/Leave Virginia Alone (Warner Brothers) 21/0 ROTATION LEADERSCeline Dion/Pour Que Tu M'Aimes Encore (Epic/Columbia) 25/4 Pink Floyd/Wish You Were Here (EMI) 20/1 Take That/Never Forget (RCA) 100

Diana King/Shy Guy (Work/Columbia) 99DJ Bobo/There Is A Party (Metrovinyl) 25/1 Foreigner/Rain* (Arista) 19/4 U2/Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me (Atlantic) 92

Michael Bolton/Can I Touch You...There?* (Columbia) 24/12 Bruce Hornsby/Walk In The Sun* (RCA) 19/3Michael Jackson/You Are Not Alone (Epic) 72Boatman John/Scatman's World (Iceberg/RCA) 71

Whigfield/Big Time (X -Energy) 24/6 Natalie Merchant/Carnival (Elektra) 19/0 Rotation Leaders are those songs playlisted significantly by the highest number of stations during the week. in the case ofa tie, songs are listed alphabetically by artist.

Ziggy Marley/Power To Move Ya (Elektra) 24/2 Paul Weller/You Do Something To Me (Go!Discs) 19/0 NEW TOP 20 CONTENDERSPapa Dee/First Cut Is The Deepest (Telegram) 24/0 Danielle Brisebois/Gimme Little Sign (Epic) 18/5Alanis Morisette/You Oughts Know (Maverick/Sire) 21Foreigner/Rain (Arista) 19

Oasis/Roll With It* (Creation) 23/8 Outhere Brothers/Boom Boom Boom* (Stip/WEA) 18/3

Incognito/I Hear Your Name (Talkie' Loud) 23/5 Faith No More/Evidence (Slash/London) 18/2 Bruce Hornsby/Walk In The Sun (RCA) 19Outhere Brothers/Boom Boom Boom (Hot Sound) 18Hootie & The Blowfish/Only Wan]. Be With You (Atlantic) 15

The EHR "chartbound" chart lists the total number of EHR reporting stations playing newer songs that do not yet have enough airplay points to rankamong the EHR Top 40. The second numberrepresents how many stations reported it to M&M for the first time. Songs which have received no new airplay for two consecutive weeks will be deleted from this chart, but may reappear with newairplay. In the case of a tie, songs are listed by new adds. Asterisks indicate new entries in Chartbound.

New Top 20 Contenders are those artists that have notyet had an EHR top 20 hit and appear on this page for We firsttime WM coo single. Artists are listed by total number of stations. In the case of a he, records are listed alphabetically byartist.

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M&M CH AR TS A I R P L A Y

week 3 5 / 9 5 Border BreakersMainland European records breaking out of their country of signing


TW LW WOC Artist/Title Original LabelCountryOf

Signing TS

0 1 9 SCATMAN JOHN/SCATMAN'S WORLD (ICEBERG/RCA) DENMARK 78

0 3 8 La Bouche/Fallin' In Love (MCI) GERMANY 59

0 4 7 Real McCoy/Come And Get Your Love (Hansa) GERMANY 47

4 2 8 Corona/Try Me Out (DWA) ITALY 37

0 5 16 Whigfield/Think Of You (X -Energy) ITALY 35

0 7 23 La Bouche/Be My Lover (MCI) GERMANY 25

7 6 21 Rednex/Wish You Were Here (Jive) HOLLAND 27

8 3 Haddaway/Catch A Fire (Coconut) GERMANY 32

0 13 2 Me & My/Dub-I-Dub (EMI -Medley) DENMARK 24

0 11 4 Dr. Alban/This Time I'm Free (Dr. Records) GERMANY 15

11 9 4 Michael Learns To Rock/That's Why (You Go Away) (EMI -Medley) DENMARK 27

12 10 10 2 Unlimited/Nothing Like The Rain (Byte) BELGIUM 27

0 14 22 Alliance Ethnik/Respect (Delabel) FRANCE 18

14 12 30 Scatman John/Scatman (Ski-Ba-Bop-Ba-Dop-Bop) (Iceberg/RCA) DENMARK 22

0 15 3 Whigfield/Big Time (X -Energy) ITALY 29

0 24 6 Sin With Sebastian/Shut Up (And Sleep With Me) (Sing Sing) GERMANY 19

17 17 3 Papa Dee/First Cut Is The Deepest (Telegram) SWEDEN 21

18 16 5 Inner Circle/Whip It .. (WEA) SWEDEN 16

19 21 5 Joey Tempest/Under The Influence (Polar) SWEDEN 17

0 - RE Zucchero/Papa Perche (Polydor) ITALY 16

21 20 15 Jam & Spoon/Angel (Dance Pool) GERMANY 13

22 23 2 Fun Factory/I Wanna B With U (Control) GERMANY 19

23 18 10 DJ Bobo/There Is A Party (Metrovinyl) GERMANY 20

24 19 6 Jinny/Keep Warm (Multiply) ITALY 10

0 - NE Sway/Yum Yum Gimme Some (MCA) NORWAY 7

TW = This Week, LW = Last Week, WOC = Weeks On Chart, TS = Total Stations, NE = New Entry, RE = Re -Entry. Titles registe ing a significant point gain areawarded a bullet.

CHANNEL CROSSOVERS ATLANTIC CROSSOVERSThe top-playlisted UK/Irish records on mainland European radio The top-playlisted Non -European records on European radio

TW LW WOC Artist/Title Original Label TS TW LW WOC Artist/Title Original Label TS

1 1 12 U2/HOLD ME, THRILL ME, KISS ME, KILL ME (ATLANTIC) 105 1 1 12 DIANA KING/SHY GUY (WORK/COLUMBIA) 141

2 2 6 Take That/Never Forget (RCA) 110 2 4 3 Michael Jackson/You Are Not Alone (Epic) 1023 .7 5 Dana Dawson/3 Is Family (EMI) 73 3 2 15 Bon Jovi/This Ain't A Love Song (Mercury) 91

4 3 9 M People/Search For The Hero (Deconstruction) 78 4 3 24 Connelle 74-'75 (TVT) 78

5 4 11 East 17/Hold My Body Tight (London) 72 5 5 10 All-4-One/1 Can Love You Like That (Atlantic) 77

6 5 10 Wet Wet Wet/Don't Want To Forgive Me Now (Precious) 69 6 6 5 TLC/Waterfalls (LaFace/Arista) 807 12 4 Seal/Kiss From A Rose (ZTT) 64 7 8 22 Bryan Adams/Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman (A&M) 73

8 9 Shaggy/In The Summertime (Virgin) 72 8 7 14 Michael Jackson feat. Janet Jackson/Scream (Epic) 72

9 6 6 Soul II Soul/Love Enuff (Virgin) 60 9 9 4 Tina Arena/Heaven Help My Heart (Columbia) 77,

10 9 15 Ali Campbell/That Look In Your Eyes (Kuff/Virgin) 57 10 10 13 Soul Asylum/Misery (Columbia) 49

11 10 12 Mike & The Mechanics/Beggar On A Beach Of Gold (Virgin) 58 11 11 5 Charles & Eddie/Jealousy (Capitol) 6812 11 16 Elton John/Made In England (Rocket/Mercury) 54 12 12 3 Rembrandts/Ill Be There For You (East West) 4813 14 6 Edwyn Collins/A Girl Like You (Setanta) 56 13 13 8 Amy Grant/Big Yellow Taxi (A&M) 58

14 13 4 Supergrass/Alright (Parlophone) 41 14 14 3 Madonna/Human Nature (Maverick) 42

15 16 3 Pet Shop Boys/Paninaro '95 (Parlophone) 53 15 15 11 Portrait How Deep Is Your Love (Capitol) 45

16 15 6 D:Ream/Shoot Me With Your Love (Magnet) 46 16 19 2 Rod Stewart/Lady Luck (Warner Brothers) 3817 18 14 Annie Lennox/A Whiter Shade Of Pale (RCA) 45 17 16 13 Paula Abdul/My Love Is For Real (Virgin) 4018 17 14 11018/If You Only Let Me In (Columbia) 34 18 17 12 Celine Dion/Only One Road (Epic/Columbia) 4519 19 24 Take That/Back For Good (RCA) 31 19 y NE Celine Dion/Pour Que Tu M'Aimes Encore (Epic/Columbia) 3620 20 5 Dubstar/Stars (Food/EMI) 30 20 y NE Janet Jackson/Runaway (A&M) 3421 21 3 Del Amitri/Roll To Me (A&M) 38 21 21 3 Aaron Neville/Can't Stop My Heart From Loving You (A&M) 5022 22 16 Incognito/Everyday (Talkin' Loud) 29 22 22 2 Blessid Union Of Souls/I Believe (EMI) 33

23 RE Jimmy Somerville/Hurts So Good (London) 33 23 y NE Alanis Morisette/You Oughta Know (Maverick/Sire) 25

24 NE Boyzone/So Good (Polydor) 27 24 )- NE Ziggy Marley/Power To Move Ya (Elektra) 33

25 RE Rolling Stones/I Go Wild (Virgin) 24 25 20 4 Natalie Merchant/Carnival (Elektra) 27

For all artists appearing on this chart, the Country Of Signing is UK or Ireland. For all artists appearing on this chart, the Country Of Signing is US, Canada or Australia.

On The RoadBorder Breakers commentary by Pieter Kops

In an otherwise typically quiet summerweek on the Border Breakers front, wetake a look at the major entries and fastest

movers in the chart. First of all, German -signed La Bouche continues its attainment ofthe biggest chart -point gain for the second con-secutive week, while securing the crucial num-ber 2 position for its cover version ofHamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds' Fallin' InLove. The single has accumulated a cross -overroster of 59 stations (47 last week), spread outover 20 countries (was 18). Key stations inDenmark, Finland, Russia, the Czech Republicand Latvia have added the track this week.However, the margin with the number 1

record, Scatman John's Scatman's World,remains considerable. The Iceberg/RCA singleis even gaining stations during its fifth week ofchart dominance-notably in France, Italy andGreece.

To complete the picture of the top 3 we take aglance at the roster of German dance act theReal McCoy, which is back at number 3 aftera one -week interruption at 4 and which neverlost its bullet. Come And Get Your Love collectsno less than 11 new additions in foreign coun-tries this week, most significantly in the UK,Denmark, Finland and the Czech Republic. Thetrack is being reported in a total of 19 countriesoutside the GSA, the most favorable figuresbeing produced by the UK, Ireland, Poland,Denmark, Hungary and Turkey.

Further down the top 10 we meet EMI -Medley -signed sisters Me & My, whose novel-ty song Dub -I -Dub jumps up tonumber 9, fol-lowing itsattainment oflast week's high-est new entry at13. The Danishnewcomers scorefour new addi-tions outsideScandinavia thisweek-in Italy,Poland andBelgium, that is.By now, theyhave attracted atotal roster of 24stations in sixcross -over terri-tories.

Apart from Italian rocker Zucchero's re-entry at number 20 with Papa Perche (mainlydue to new airplay in Poland), the only genuinenew entry in the chart belongs to Norwegian,MCA dance pop act Sway. Yum Yum GimmeSome joins the list at number 25 with a high -calibre seven -station roster, entirely thanks toheavy airplay in Holland (five stations) andBelgium (two).

Me & My

The charts on this page track the border -crossing movement ofproduct. The Border Breakers chart ranks the 25 most successfulContinental European records making airplay impact outside theircountry of signing (airplay achieved in the original country isexcluded from the calculations).

The second chart, Channel Crossovers, registers the airplaypenetration of UK -signed artists in mainland Europe, while thethird Top 25, the Atlantic Crossover chart, ranks the most suc-cessful Non -European artists according to airplay impact inEurope.

All three charts are non -format specific. "Country Of Signing"is not necessarily an indication of where the artist comes frombut, more significantly, where he/she is signed. An increasingnumber of national artists are signed to "foreign" labels and M&Mwants to acknowledge the crossover impact of such deals.


M&M CHART S A I PL AYweek 3 5 / 9 5 Major Market Airplay

The most aired songs in Europe's leading radio markets


UNITED KINGDOMArtist/Title Original Label TP

Me=Artist/Title

GSAOriginal Label TS TW LW WOC

FRANCEArtist/Title Original Label TSTW LW WOC TW LW WOC

1 1 8 SEAL/KISS FROM A ROSE (ZTT) 944 1 1 7 LA BOUCHE/FALLIN' IN LOVE (MCI) 31 1 1 9 DIANA KING/SHY GUY (WORK/COLUMBIA) 12

2 2 4 Take That/Never Forget (RCA) 880 2 4 5 TLC/Waterfalls (LaFace/Arista) 25 2 3 8 U2/Hold Me Thrill Me (Atlantic) 10

3 8 3 Suggs/IM Only Sleeping (WEA) 812 3 2 8 Diana King/Shy Guy (Work/Columbia) 28 3 2 13 Michael Jackson/Scream 9

45

39

64

Supergrass/AlrightTina Arena/Heaven Help My Heart

(Parlophone)(Columbia)

785680

45

36

48

Take That/Never ForgetM People/Search For The Hero

(RCA)(Deconstruction)

27

24

45

413

15

6Bryan Adams/Have You EverFreder/Goldman/Jones/Pas Toi (Columbia)

8

8

6 5 9 Edwyn Collins/A Girl Like You (Setanta) 676 6 5 7 Wet Wet Wet/Don't Want To (Precious) 25 6 11 2 Connells/74275 (TVT) 87 6 7 Diana King/Shy Guy (Work/Columbia) 664 7 14 5 Edwyn Collins/A Girl Like You (Setanta) 24 7 8 8 Alliance Ethnik/Simple & Funky ( Deerleaub:y1)) 7

8 4 7 Dana Dawson/3 Is Family (EMI) 655 8 12 10 A11-4-One/1 Can Love You ... (Atlantic) 22 8 9 6 Bon Jovi/This Ain't A Love Song (4 8

9 7 11 M People/Search For The Hero (Deconstruction) 605 9 7 11 East 17/Hold My Body Tight (London) 24 9 5 17 Bob Marley/Keep On Moving (Tuff Gong/Island) 8

10 10 8 Del Amitri/Roll To Me (A&M) 551 10 8 14 Bon Jovi/This Ain't A Love Song (Mercury) 25 10 6 18 Francis Cabrel/Octobre (Columbia) 7

11 17 2 Connells/74275 (TVT) 517 11 10 6 Scatman John/Scatman's World (Iceberg/RCA) 21 11 7 6 Celine Dion/Pour Que (Epic/Columbia) 6

12 13 3 Michelle Gayle/Happy Just (RCA) 502 12 11 5 U2/Hold Me Thrill Me (Atlantic) 23 12 5- RE Mellowman/La Voix Du Mellow (East West) 6

13 15 2 Boyzone/So Good (Polydor) 501 13 13 13 Elton John/Made In England (Rocket/Mercury) 22 13 5- NE Boyz H Men/Thank You (Motown) 6

14 11 13 Wet Wet Wet/Don't Want To (Precious) 484 14 16 2 Seal/Kiss From A Rose (ZTT) 19 14 16 3 Mike & The Mechanics/Over My Shoulder (Virgin)(Capitol) 5

15 NE TLC/Waterfalls (LaFace/Arista) 428 15 15 3 Charles & Eddie/Jealousy (Capitol) 19 15 14 4 Charles & Eddie/I'm Gonna a p 6

16 12 5 Soul H Soul/Love Enuff (Virgin) 381 16 9 7 Mike & The Mechanics/Beggar (Virgin) 22 16 10 4 Bucketheads/The Bomb (Henry Street) 7

17 NE Ali Campbell/Let Your Yeah (Kuff/Virgin) 379 17 5- NE Rod Stewart/Lady Luck (Warner Brothers) 13 17 20 9 Des'ree/You Gotta Be (Sony Soho Square) 5

18 14 9 Amy Grant/Big Yellow Taxi (A&M) 370 18 18 3 Dana Dawson/3 Is Family (EMI) 19 18 5- RE Brownstone/If You Love Me 6

19 NE Michael Jackson/You Are Not Alone (Epic) 363 19 a- NE B-Zet/Everlasting Pictures (Eye Q) 13 19 12 3 Lavilliers/Cliff/Melody (Nord Sucl/Ba:MrcGljacjyi 6

20 NE Rembrandts/I'll Be There (East West) 346 20 17 3 Soul II Soul/Love Enuff (Virgin) 15 20 17 6 Nirvana/The Man Who Sold The Worldan 5

Data supplied by BDS UK from an electronically monitored panel of 55 national andregional radio stations. Songs are ranked by number of plays.

I I

11

Compiled by M&M on the basis of playlist reports, using a weighted -scoring system,based on audience size.


TW LW WOC Artist/MI Original Label TS TW LW WOC Artist/Title anginal 1-I1,e1 'fp IV LW WOC Artist/Title Original Label TS

1 1 11 DIANA KING/SHY GUY (WORK/COLUMBIA) 26 1 1 13 CLOUSEAU/PASSIE (EMI) 193 1 3 9 DIANA KING/SHY GUY (WORK/COLUMBIA) 132 12 3 Dana Dawson/3 Is Family (EMI) 22 2 5 4 Take That/Never Forget (RCA) 173 2 1 12 U2/Hold Me Thrill Me (Atlantic) 103 3 4 Take That/Never Forget (RCA) 20 3 4 8 Diana King/Shy Guy (Work/Columbia) 171 3 2 11 ConnelLs/74-'75 (TVT) 124 2 11 U2/Hold Me Thrill Me (Atlantic) 20 4 3 8 Everything B/T Girl/Missing (Blanco Y Negro) 168 4 8 10 Ti.PLCal/The Colour Inside (LUP/New Music) 125 11 2 La Bouche/Fallin' In Love (MCI) 20 5 6 4 Seal/Kiss From A Rose (ZTT) 166 5 9 5 Corona/Try Me Out (DWA) 126 4 4 Supergrass/Alright (Parlophone) 15 6 2 12 Bert Heerink/Julie July (CNR Music) 163 6 11 13 Michael Jackson/Scream (Epic) 107 5 9 Wet Wet Wet/Don't Want To (Precious) 14 7 7 3 Marco Borsato/Je Hoeft Niet (Polydor) 152 7 4 8 Zucchero/Per Colpa Di Chi (Polydor) 108 6 10 A11-4-Onell Can Love You ... (Atlantic) 15 8 9 3 TLC/Waterfalls (LaFace/Arista) 133 8 7 6 East 17/Hold My Body Tight (London) 109 9 5 Amy Grant/Big Yellow Taxi (A&M) 15 9 8 7 Marcel De Groot/Mag lk Naar Je Kijken (HKM) 120 9 5 14 Bon Jovi/This Ain't A Love Song (Mercury) 1010 10 7 Scatman John/Scatman's World (Iceberg/RCA) 16 10 10 6 Lois Lane/Tonight (CNR) 120 10 13 5 La Bouche/Fallin' In Love (MCI) 1311 16 4 Edwyn Collins/A Girl Like You (Setanta) 17 11 14 2 La Bouche/Fallin' In Love (MCI) 118 11 6 10 Raf/Sei La Piu Bella Del Mondo (CGD) 612 14 20 Bryan Adams/Have You Ever (A&M) 14 12 5- NE Michael Jackson/You Are Not Alone (Epic) 116 12 17 4 Dubstar/Stars (Food/EMI) 813 8 14 Bon Jovi/This Ain't A Love Song (Mercury) 12 13 15 5 A11-4-One/1 Can Love You ... (Atlantic) 110 13 16 5 Matt Bianco/Lost In You (RTI) 814 7 22 Connells/74-75 (TVT) 14 14 11 2 Gordon/Omdlf lk Zoveel VAn Je Hou (CNR) 97 14 5 RE Jamiroquai/Space Cowboy (Sony S2) 715 5- NE Blur/Country House (Food) 10 15 13 7 Scatman John/Scatman's World (Iceberg/RCA) 95 15 12 6 Take That/Never Forget (RCA) 121617

13

1514

3Ali Campbell/That LookShaggy/In The Summertime

(Kuff/Virgin)(Virgin)

13

11

1617

1216

3

3

Paul Weller/You DoWhigfield/Big Time

(Go!Discs)(X -Energy)

87

75

1617

1410

57

D:Ream/Shoot Me With Your LoveSoulAsylum/Misery(Magnet) 7

(Columbia) 618 17 2 Rembrandtsffll Be There (East West) 11 18 m NE Monica/Don't Take It Personal (Rowdy/Arista) 73 18 18 3 Dana Dawson/3 Is Family (EMI) 91920

5-

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Rebecka Tornqvist/Good ThingM.L.T.R./That's Why

(EMI)(EMI -Medley)

10

17

1920

5-

19NE

6Sin With Sebastian/Shut UpDr. Dre/Keep Their Heads Ringin'

(Sing Sing)(Priority)

7170

1920

5-

5-NENE

Massimo Di Cataldo/Una RagioneMike & The Mechanics/Beggar

5(Columbia)iin)

(Virgin)


Data supplied by BDS Holland from an electronically monitored panel of 19 nationaland regional radio stations. Songs are ranked by number of plays.


SPAINTW LW WOC

POLANDTW LW WOCTW LW WOC Artist/Title Original Label TS Nrti,Title CAI AS Label TS

1 1 13 LUZ/ENTRE MIS RECUERDOS (IILSPAVOX) 6 1 2 3 ROBERT GAWL1NSKVIRZY NOCE Z DESZCZEM 17 1 1 22 2 10 Juan Perro/En La Selva (Ariola) 5 2 1 5

((MJM))0.N.AJZnalazlam 18 2 3 2

3 4 9 Kiko Veneno/Memphis Blues Again (RCA) 4 3 3 9 Formacja Niezywych Schabuf/Lato (Zic Zae) 18 3 5 24 3 6 Greta Y Los Garbo/En Tu Cuerpo (Fonomusic) 4 4 10 4 Blind Melon/Galaxie (Capitol) 12 4 7 25 5 4 Soul Asylum/Misery (Columbia) 4 5 6 5 Ziggy Marley/Power To Move Ya (Elektra) 16 5 8 26 7 2 Javier Alvarez/Piel De Pantera (Chrysalis) 4 6 n NE Fish & Sam Brown/Just Good (Dick Brothers) 11 6 16 27 18 5 Alejandro Sanz/La Soledad Y Yo (WEA) 2 7 4 7 Edyta Bartosiewicz/Szal (Izabelin Studio) 16 7 6 28 10 6 Freak Power/Rush (4th & B'way) 4 8 7 8 Shaggy/In The Summertime (Virgin) 14 8 9 2910

98

7

6Especialistas/Que No CuandoRosario/Ay Que Calor

(Polydor)(Epic)

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39

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13

9

104

2

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211 6 10 Gloria Estefan/It's Too Late (Epic) 4 11 5- NE Marek Jackowski/W Taki Dzien (Pomaton) 16 11 10 212 5- NE Michael Jackson/You Are Not Alone (Epic) 3 12 8 12 Bon Jovi/This Ain't A Love Song (Mercury) 10 12 5- NE13 12 4 Rembrandtsall Be There (East West) 3 13 5- NE Heart/Crazy On You (Capitol) 13 13 19 214 5- NE Tina Arena/Sorrento Moon (Columbia) 3 14 5 4 Soul II Soul/Love Enuff (Virgin) 11 14 5- RE15 11 6 Diana King/Shy Guy (Work/Columbia) 3 15 17 2 Foreigner/Rain (Arista) 12 15 5- RE16 17 2 Marta Sanchez/Arena Y Sol (Mercury) 2 16 5- RE Connella/New Boy (TVT) 13 16 5- NE17 16 2 David Santisteban/Dile (EMI) 2 17 19 4 M.L.T.R./That's Why (EMI -Medley) 13 17 12 218 14 6 Mana/Cuando Los Angeles Lloran (WEA) 2 18 15 2 Malcolm McLaren/Je T'Aime (Vogue) 14 18 5- NE19 19 4 Cranberries/I Can't Be With You (Island) 2 19 5- NE Lightning Seeds/Perfect (Epic) 10 19 5- NE20 5 RE Rolling Stones/I Go Wild (Virgin) 2 20 5- NE Take That/Never Forget (RCA) 12 20 5- NECompiled by M&M on the basis of playlist reports, using a weighted -scoring system,

based on audience size.Compiled by M&M on the basis of playlist reports, using a weighted -scoring system,

based on audience size.

HUNGARYArtist/Title

SCATMAN JOHN/SCATMANS WORLDU2/Hold Me Thrill MeLa Bouche/Be My LoverBryan Adams/Have You EverDiana King/Shy GuyReal McCoy/Come And Get Your LoveVan Halen/Can't StopRednex/Wish You Were HereMichael Jackson/ScreamBon Jovi/This Ain't A Love SongChris Isaak/Somebody's CryingLaura Branigan/Dim All The LightsFLMfMegtalallak MegD:Ream/Shoot Me With Your Love100 Folk Celsius/Videlti KislanyMungo Jerry/In The SummertimeHootie/Blowfish/Let Her Cry100 Folk Celsius/Harom AranyaseCracker/Good Times Bad TimesPaula Abdul/My Love Is For Real

Original Label

(ICEBERG/RCA)(Atlantic)

(MCI)(A&M)

(Work/Columbia)(Hansa)

(Warner Brothers)(Jive)(Epic)

(Mercury)(Warner Brothers)

(Atlantic)(Ariola)

(Magnet)(WEA)

(Columbia)(Atlantic)

(WEA)(Virgin)(Virgin)

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