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Radio fig. Records VOL. 4, NUMBER 9 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1976 ARB Summaries January /February '76, all figures re- ported are Monday- Sunday 6am -12 mid (Metro). LOS ANGELES Very good book for contemporary radio especially KHJ. Under Charlie Van Dyke the station increased sig- nificantly 5.4 to 6.0 to place sec- ond in the market with their best Jan -Feb book in several years. KHJ is tops in 18 -49 adults and in teens. First place is KBIG (BM) with a 6.5 and a super strong 25 to 64. KABC (T) dropped to third place 6.9 to 5.6. KLOS (AOR) up again 3.5 to 3.9. continues to be strong 18 -49 and second in teens. KDAY (B) fell off a bit 4.6 to 3.4, their loss was mostly felt in teens. In the POP /Adult battle KFI finally edged out KMPC 3.2 to 3.0 with both stations down considerably from the last book. K100 continues to grow 2.7 to 2.9, KMET (AOR) 1.5 to 1.9, KWST (AOR) 1.1 to 0.9. KLAC (C) continues its solid growth 2.9 to 3.2. All oldies KRTH way up 2.4 to 3.3 and now second in L.A. with 18 -49 adults. KNX-FM (M) slipped a bit 3.3 to 2.7. In all News KNX-AM up 3.9 to 4.3, KFWB down 4.1 to 3 4. Beautiful Music is number 1 with KBIG. the others battling are KJOI 5.3 to 4.6, KPOL -AM 2.0 to 3.0. KPOL -FM 1.4 to 1.9. NEW YORK WABC (R) after two super books dropped this time 8.2 to 6.8, but main- tained their solid top position in 18 -49 adults and teens. They are now second overall to WOR with a 7.9 up from 7.3. WBLS (B) also down 5.2 to 3.3 with a loss in men, women and teens. WCBS -FM (0) up 2.6 to 3.4 and they are second 18 -49 adults. WHN (C) 3.1 to 3.6. WNBC (M) holding with 2.8, as is WNEW (M) with a 3.3. WNEW-FM (AOR) up 2.2 to 2.7. WPIX (R) holding at 1.8. WPLJ (AOR) 3.3 to 3.2. WWRL (B) 2.8 to 2.2. WXLO (R) -99X down a bit 3.6 to 3.0. WINS (N) tops the News outlets with a 6.1, WCBS has 4.9, WNWS (N BC/ NIS) 0.3. WMCA (T)up a bit 2.9 to 3.4. Politicos Must Run The Ford for President Com- mittee has succeeded in getting the backing of the Federal Communica- tions Commission in their recent ruling that politicians have the same time buying rights as other advertis- ers. The Ford camp requested that the FCC determine whether WGN Radio and TV /Chicago was within its rights when they refused Ford's advertising because it was not in 5 minute blocks. The Chicago broad- caster felt that the minute and a half ads that the Ford Committee wanted did not allot enough time for politician's policies to be aired, and that five minute blocks were necessary in order to get those points across. The FCC ruled that politicans could not be singled out by special time rulings, and that regular spot advertising should be accepted. Continued on Page 4 INSIDE R&R: BUSINESS NEWS PAGE 4 INDUSTRY'S LARGEST FREE CLASSIFIED PAGE8 THE "PERFEKT RECORDS" STORY SEEPAGE 14 DARKER SHADE OF PALE PAGE 18 Clive Davis, President of Arista, announced this week the signing of a contrast to manufacture and distribute Haven Records, the successful label headed by the producers Dennis Lambert and Brian Potter. The deal provides for Arista to distribute all Haven product and for Lambert and Potter to produce certain Arista artists. Ready for immediate release by Arista are "Hold On (To What You Got)" by The Righteous Brothers and Willie Harry Wilson's 'My Ship." Mr. Davis commented, "I have long bee i aware with great admiration of the brilliant writing and producing talents of Dennis Lambert and Brian Potter. Their tremendous record for grea: hit songs speak for itself. Naturally, I'm delighted that they have chcsen Arista to distribute Haven Records." After David Bowie's two sold out shows in Detroit he greeted (top) CKLW's program director Les Garland and labove) WJLB's Claude Young. Frank Sinatra and Johr Denver star on John Denver And Friend on ABC -TV. Monday, March 29, 9 -10pm (ET). A segment of the special salutes the big band era and they'll be joined by Count Basie, the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, Harry James and his Orchestra and Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra.

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Page 1: Radio...1976/03/12  · Radio Records fig. VOL. 4, NUMBER 9 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1976 ARB Summaries January /February '76, all figures re- ported are Monday-

Radio fig. Records

VOL. 4, NUMBER 9

THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1976

ARB Summaries January /February '76, all figures re- ported are Monday- Sunday 6am -12 mid (Metro).

LOS ANGELES Very good book for contemporary

radio especially KHJ. Under Charlie Van Dyke the station increased sig- nificantly 5.4 to 6.0 to place sec- ond in the market with their best Jan -Feb book in several years. KHJ is tops in 18 -49 adults and in teens. First place is KBIG (BM) with a 6.5 and a super strong 25 to 64. KABC (T) dropped to third place 6.9 to 5.6. KLOS (AOR) up again 3.5 to 3.9. continues to be strong 18 -49 and second in teens. KDAY (B) fell off a bit 4.6 to 3.4, their loss was mostly felt in teens. In the POP /Adult battle KFI finally edged out KMPC 3.2 to 3.0 with both stations down considerably from the last book. K100 continues to grow 2.7 to 2.9, KMET (AOR) 1.5 to 1.9, KWST (AOR) 1.1 to 0.9. KLAC (C) continues its solid growth 2.9 to 3.2. All oldies KRTH way up 2.4 to 3.3 and now second in L.A. with 18 -49 adults. KNX-FM (M) slipped a bit 3.3 to 2.7. In all News KNX -AM up 3.9 to 4.3, KFWB down 4.1 to 3 4. Beautiful Music is number 1 with KBIG. the others battling are KJOI 5.3 to 4.6, KPOL -AM 2.0 to 3.0. KPOL -FM 1.4 to 1.9.

NEW YORK WABC (R) after two super books

dropped this time 8.2 to 6.8, but main- tained their solid top position in 18 -49 adults and teens. They are now second overall to WOR with a 7.9 up from 7.3. WBLS (B) also down 5.2 to 3.3 with a loss in men, women and teens. WCBS -FM (0) up 2.6 to 3.4 and they are second 18 -49 adults. WHN (C) 3.1 to 3.6. WNBC (M) holding with 2.8, as is WNEW (M) with a 3.3. WNEW -FM (AOR) up 2.2 to 2.7. WPIX (R) holding at 1.8. WPLJ (AOR) 3.3 to 3.2. WWRL (B) 2.8 to 2.2. WXLO (R) -99X down a bit 3.6 to 3.0. WINS (N) tops the News outlets with a 6.1, WCBS has 4.9, WNWS (N BC/ NIS) 0.3. WMCA (T)up a bit 2.9 to 3.4.

Politicos Must Run The Ford for President Com-

mittee has succeeded in getting the backing of the Federal Communica- tions Commission in their recent ruling that politicians have the same time buying rights as other advertis- ers. The Ford camp requested that the FCC determine whether WGN Radio and TV /Chicago was within its rights when they refused Ford's advertising because it was not in 5 minute blocks. The Chicago broad- caster felt that the minute and a

half ads that the Ford Committee wanted did not allot enough time for politician's policies to be aired, and that five minute blocks were necessary in order to get those points across. The FCC ruled that politicans could not be singled out by special time rulings, and that regular spot advertising should be accepted.

Continued on Page 4

INSIDE R&R: BUSINESS NEWS

PAGE 4

INDUSTRY'S LARGEST FREE CLASSIFIED

PAGE8

THE "PERFEKT RECORDS" STORY SEEPAGE 14

DARKER SHADE OF PALE PAGE 18

Clive Davis, President of Arista, announced this week the signing of a contrast to manufacture and distribute Haven Records, the successful label headed by the producers Dennis Lambert and Brian Potter. The deal provides for Arista to distribute all Haven product and for Lambert and Potter to produce certain Arista artists. Ready for immediate release by Arista are "Hold On (To What You Got)" by The Righteous Brothers

and Willie Harry Wilson's 'My Ship." Mr. Davis commented, "I have long bee i aware with great admiration of the brilliant writing and producing talents of Dennis Lambert and Brian Potter. Their tremendous record for grea: hit songs speak for itself. Naturally, I'm delighted that they have chcsen Arista to distribute Haven Records."

After David Bowie's two sold out shows in Detroit he greeted (top) CKLW's program director Les Garland and labove) WJLB's Claude Young.

Frank Sinatra and Johr Denver star on John Denver And Friend on ABC -TV. Monday, March 29, 9 -10pm (ET). A segment of the special salutes the big band era and they'll be joined by Count Basie, the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, Harry James and his Orchestra and Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra.

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RADIO NEWS COMBINED AGREES TO SELL

WSAI-AM-FM An agreement in principle has

been set by Combined Communi- cations Corp. to sell WSAI- AM -FM/ Cincinnati to Broad Street Com- munications Corp. for 56.5 million cash. Combined is selling the sta- tions in order to comply with FCC regulations banning common own- ership of both AM -FM's and news- paper in the same city. Combined bought the Cincinnati Enquirer last Fall.

Switch in ownership is still con- tingent on approval of the board of directors of both companies, Combined's lenders, arrangement of financing by Broad Street and FCC approval. MAJOR MARKET JOCK MOVES WF1 JPhiladelphia's new lam -ham

"talklrock" personality, Bill Corsair, brings along 80,000 fans from WCAU, where he started his "Rascal" night time fan club.

Bill Gardner has resigned from KLIF /Dallas, after a 6 week stint as AM drive man, to go to WIBGI Philadelphia. KLIF's Randy Hames moves from 6 -9pm to the morning slot.

RANDOLPH'S CONVENTION MARATHON

The very athletic John Randolph from WAKY /Louisville reported this week on his Convention '76 jogging marathon. Randolph is accustomed to running 2 miles every morning, but was a little sceptical about run- ning the streets of downtown At- lanta during his Convention stay. Therefore, John decided the best way to keep in tune was to jog the stairway of the 70 story Peach- tree Plaza. With spotters planted a-

long the way to make sure he cover- ed the whole building, Randolph clocked in the entire 1120 steps in a mere 12 minutes.

Radio & Records

Publisher Bob Wilson

RADIO NEWS Editor Chris Blase FCC Advisor Jason Shrinsky

COUNTRY Editor Jim Duncan Nashville BIN Collie

AOR Editor Mike Harrison Asst Editor Sharricon

BLACK Editor Jim Maddox Asst Editor CookieAmerson POP Editor Mike Kasabo

RECORD NEWS Editor Candy Tusken

ENTERTAINMENT Editor Linda Whittemore

ADVERTISING DickK,izman SUBSCRIPTIONS Circulation Mgr Nancy Mott

CLASSIFIED Karen Bioode

PRODUCTION Art Director Roger Zumwalt production Mgr David Hirsch

RADIO b RECORDS is published every Friday by Radio b Records Inc 6430 Sunset Blvd. Suite U21 Hollywood. CA 9002$. 12131466 9641 Subscriptions S130 per year or $40 per quarter No Corban of this publication may be reprinted without the written permission at the publisher Copyrrghn 1976 RADIO RECORDS INC

8100'S STEREO GIVEAWAY B1001San Diego is inviting their

listeners to "Up Your Quality" giv- ing away several thousand dollars worth of brand new stereo equip- ment. Every half hour, "B100 Better Boogie Dial Markers" are given a-

way for listeners to paste on their radio dials to mark B100's dial po- sition. All these winners are eligible for daily drawings for part of the stereo equipment. In addition, the station has arranged with a local auto -radio shop to install FM con- vertors in B100's listeners' cars at cost in order to "Convert Your Car For Better Boogie."

WSGA INVITES LISTENERS TO "CRAM IT"

In conjunction with the local ap- pearance of a major circus, WSGA/ Savannah is holding their "WSGA Car Cram." Groups or organizations are invited to try their luck at cram- ming as many people as possible into a car in 90 seconds. The most limber group wins tickets for each person to the circus, plus a stereo system for use by the organization.

LISTENERS GET FREE RIDES WKRQ "Q102" /Cincinnati is ac-

tively using their $10,000 customiz- ed van in their latest promotions. Listeners are sending in postcards to be eligible for drawings to be held during morning man Bruce Ry- an's and evening jock Mark Sebas- tian's shows. Winners of the draw- ings get a "free ride" from the jocks, who escort the winners and 2 friends home from school in the custom van. Later in the year, the special vehicle will be given away.

The station's "0102 Lovin' You" T- Shirts are being sold at local pizza shops, with all money donated to the Heart Fund by the station.

JOCK KIDNAPPED WJBOiPortland's morning man

Wally Brine was "kidnapped" by the other station jocks recently, and held for $3000 ransom, to be donat- ed to the Maine Heart Fund Drive. To gain visibility for the kidnapping, he was held at a local shopping center with chains on his feet. With- in 4 days, the total sum was raised and Brine was set free.

SPRING FEVER IN COLD COUNTRY Minneapolis experienced some

un- seasonably warm weather re- cently, giving KDWB a chance to play up their "Spring Fever" week- end. Spring -themed songs backed up the giveaway of Beach Boys' LPs throughout the entire weekend.

$1000 DIAL WINW /Canton is giving out clues

every hour to let their listeners de- termine the correct mystery phone

number. The first caller to come up with the right 7 digits wins a $1000 bill. WRFC'S LEAP YEAR PROMOTION

WRFC /Athens celebrated the re- cent extra day of Leap Year with a "Leap Year /Greatest Hits" week- end, playing greatest hits and giving away greatest hits LPs. Promos pro- claimed "A Weekend so exciting that another one like it won't come up until 1980."

BICENTENNIAL BUGGY GIVES AWAY PRIZES

WAAY/HuntsviNe's "Bicentennial Buggy" will give away over $20,000 in cash and prizes during the year as it cruises the streets of the area, stopping in front of houses. Lis- teners hearing their address on the air simply come outside to score cash and "America" Lps.

KAOK CLEANS UP WITH A GIVEAWAY

KAOKILake Charles, La. recently did housecleaning of their record files, awarding the stockpile to their listeners. The "Random Record Rip -

off" day featured an average of a

winner a minute all day long, with the station taking up to 20 callers at a time to win the 45's.

SPECI " WEEKEND IN GRAND FORKS

KKXUGrand Forks held their "John Miles Weekend," giving away Miles' "Highfly" singles, promotional air- planes and free airplane rides in a

Cessna 172 to correct number call- ers.

WRIE CONCERT PRESENTATIONS The month of March is a hectic

one for WRIEIErie as they present and promote concerts by Frankie Valli Lr The Four Seasons, Super - tramp, and Head East in seperate concerts during the next couple of weeks.

EARS WANTED

WAPE Needs Your Ears

Mm¢ol raster vary widely What you like is important

to WAPE, so we would oppreúare your assistance. Just

oil the clerk for a WAPE Music Research Cord. fill it our

then wait for us to call to ask your opinion on new

albums and /or topes We appreciate your listening to

WAPE, now WAPE will listen to you

thank you for helping your Intends or the BIG APE.

WAPE /Jacksonville has placed these posters in local record stores in con- junction with a new music research project.

KHJILos Angeles recently received a commemorative plaque from the California State Assembly for the station's outstanding civic philanthropic and youth contribution. The plaque was presented to Dwight Case, Pre- sident of RKO Radio, left, and Tim Sullivan, VPIGM of KHJ, right, by California State Assemblyman Richard Alatorre, center.

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Bill Tanner, Heftel's Natl' PD has announced the kickoff of what -may be the biggest promotions ever on both 130/Pittsburgh and Y100 /Miami. Y100 has already given away over $7000 in cash and prizes in the "Bumper Stick It" promotion. Over yr million stickers have already been distributed in that market,and "Captain Y" is cruising the streets in Y100's 'Cash Continental" spotting cars with stickers and awarding their drivers with cash prizes from S50 to 510,000, Color TV's, microwave ovens, free rent, and Hawaiian vacations. 13Q has just begun their new Sticker campaign, with their listeners being spotted by a custom Brinks truck painted in psychedelic colors. In both cities, extensive prime time TV buys and billboard campaigns are sparking interest for the promotions, which are planned to continue for over a year.

WROR/Boston's PD Paul Ward flew over local beaches to record this entry in the stations "Love Letters In The Sand" contest, held during Valentine's Day. Best efforts won his and her's watches and a pair of simulated diamond rings.

KDWB /Minneapolis' mid -day personality Jeff McKee (center) took part in the KDWB booth at a recent Autorama show held in the Twin Cities. Show spectators had the opportunity to stop by and register for one of three CB radios, plus a Las Vegas holiday trip for two.

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BUSINESS NEWS

WKDA AM-FM Sold WKDA AM-FM/Nashville will be sold by Chatham Corp. for $1.2 million to Dick Broadcasting Co.,

current owners of WIVK- AM- FMIKnoxville, subject to FCC approval. According to WKDA management no changes are anticipated if the sale goes through.

Mrs. Smith Uses National Ad Campaign Mrs. Smith's Pie Co. will invest S2 million in their national advertising push. National radio and TV

buys will be placed to urge restaurant goers to ask for Mrs. Smith's pies for desserts. Radio buys are set for 16 major pie consuming markets.

Schlitz Light Goes National After a 3 month testing of Schlitz Brewing Co's "Schlitz Light" beer, the company has announced

it will go into national distribution. Ad theme for the less- caloric beer is "lt took Schlitz to bring the taste to light."

Arbitron Lists Top TV Shows Arbitron 's Fall 1975 TV "Supersweep" has determined that "Sanford and Son," "All In The Family,"

and "Happy Days" are America's three most popular programs. The survey lists nationwide ratings of the Top 50 network programs ranked by television households and five demographic groups.

The number one program for each group: "Sanford And Son" is tops in TV households, "All In The Family" number one in total women and women 18 -49, "Sanford And Son" in total men, and "Happy Days" in total teens and total children.

Chicago Newspapers Use Media To Help Classified Ads The Chicago Sun -Times and Daily News have begun a radio and TV drive to help support their help

wanted ads. The Chicago Tribune is the undisputed leader in classified advertising, with the Sun -Times and Daily News only alloted 15% of the total ad space. The new commercials that will try to turn this trend around feature a singing theme focusing on a new editorial and advertising section which will run in both papers.

Wrigley Slates New Gum Flavors On the heels of good reaction to their new Freedent gum designed for denture wearers, Wrigley

has announced the addition of a peppermint Freedent gum. Both broadcast and print advertising are expected for the new flavor.

FTC Orders Company To Place Warnings On Music Tapes The Federal Trade Commission has ordered Los Angeles based Sound Alike Music Corp. to place warning

labels on their music tapes, stating that "this is not an original artist recording," if the actual recording artist's name is not "conspicuously disclosed." The FTC had received a complaint which stated that the labeling of the tapes and advertisments were misleading. The FTC concurred with the complaint, citing that the labeling depicted likenesses of original artists, when the tapes were of different artists. Sound Alike signed an agreement saying it would not misrepresent artists in further labeling.

Trendex Economic Study Americans are gradually becoming more willing to buy major items, now that the national economy

is settling down, according to a Trendex National Economic Study using a random sample of 1037 adults. Tops on the list of major purchases is furniture, followed by major appliances, cars, and clothing. Although the study pointed out that major purchases are again on the rise, it also found that 52% of their res- pondents said that they are trying to increase their savings accounts.

More Cutbacks Ahead For Postal Service In a speech prepared for the Detroit Economic Club, Postmaster General Benjamin Bailar stated that

postal deliveries may have to be cut, and other drastic measures taken in order to put the Postal Service back on its feet.Bailar also said that even if the Services' current debt was erased, deficits would begin piling up immediately since " .,our basic difficulty lies in providing a service that may become less and less economically justifiable and could become obsolete." The major plan for the time beings is the possibility of cutting deliveries from 6 to 5 days per week, as well as the elimination of other services.

Fraudulent Billing Fines The FCC has fined WKPA and WYDDIPittsburgh for "knowingly engaging in fraudulent billing prac-

tices." Both faci ities are owned by Gateway Broadcasting. The Commission upheld an earlier decision by an administrative law judge, setting the fine at $10,000.

Senators Vs. Post Office The U.S. Postal Service has accused a number of U.S. Senators of "feather- bedding" by refusing to allow

them to close down smaller post offices. The post office claims that over S2 million has been saved by closing small outlets in the past. The 43 Senators involved claimed that their re- election chances would be hurt by the closings.

New "Jaws " Games On Market Following the marketing of Ideal Toy Corp's "Jaws" game, other manufacturers are readying other

games and novelty items. New games are Spin /Catch Gameboard Co.'s "Catch Sharks Shark Hunt Game," Mattel's "Heroes In Action" game with a shark patrol submarine, and Aurora Products' "Jaw Breaker." AMKO International is planning distribution of a "Jaws" inflatable beach toy, and Diener Industries new "Super Sharks" are miniature shark models sold in special display cases.

Black Dolls Are Big Business According to a major toy manufacturer. black dolls now account for 5% of all dolls sold. Interestingly,

nearly half of the 500,000 black dolls sold last year were bought by white parents. More dolls are slated for introduction this year, including Ideal Toys Co.'s "Taylor Jones" and "Tara" fashion dolls.

New Mouseketeers A nationwide talent search is on for 10 new "Mouseketeers " for Walt Disney Production's "New Mickey

Mouse Club." The new series of half hour shows is slated for syndication by early 1977. Each segment will feature a different theme.

KDA YAd Campaign KDAYILos Angeles will use print and outdoor media to herald their new consumer effort, with the

theme "The Great Entertainer." The campaign will plug the station's community involvement with the slogan "KDAY is number 1 in Black audience because KDAY is number 1 in Black community involvement." KDAY is currently running a "Blacks and the Bicentennial" essay contest for high school and college students, whith will be promoted by full page ads in a local newspaper.

New NAB Specialist George Gray, vice president of Avco Broadcasting has been appointed

100 -plus TV market specialist in the National Association of Broadcasters Government Relations Department

TWA Ads Under Fire Trans World Airlines has agreed to modify their current advertising,

after complaints by a number of competitive airlines were voiced- The strongest objection came from American Airlines, who stated that TWA's current ads which compare on -time performance for a number of airlines were out of line. These ads feature models of other airline's plans and state that TWA has the best record for on time flights. American complained to the Civil Aeronautics Board, who's Bureau of Enforcement ordered TWA to suspend their current ads in order to eliminate the objections. Specific changes that will be made by TWA are not yet set, and it remains to be seen whether or not the new campaign will calm other airlines. American Airlines' feelings on the ads were so strong that they had considered doing their own comparative ads on safety records, which has long been discouraged in the airline industry.

Advertising sources find the industry battle interesting because of current Federal Trade Commission suggestions that comparative advertis- ing be used more by all industries.

LATE NEWS

CONTINUED FROM PACE 1

Cotillion Records Reactivated

Ahmet Ertegun, Chairman of the Board of Atlantic Records, has an- nounced the reactivation of Cotillion Records, to again be distributed through Atlantic. Henry Allen, form- er Senior VP of Atlantic, has been appointed President of Cotillion. Newly pacted artists for Cotillion are Margie Joseph, Sister Sledge, Willis Jackson and Lou Donaldson. Further artist acquisition will em- phasize REtB, jazz and pop.

Motown Forms Special Markets

Division Barney Ales, Executive VP of

Motown Records has announced formulation of a Special Markets Division. Ales has appointed Marty Weiss to head up the new activity. Areas of involvement include direct mail promotions to national adver- tisers and merchandising of non - record products utilizing the Mo- town name.

In a seperate release, Ales also announced Fay Janet Hale's promo- tion to VP of Manufacturing of the record division. Hale was formerly Director of Product Management f or the label.

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The Hottest: Four Seasons Maxine Nightingale Gary Wright Captain Er Tennille

PARALLEL ONE

WFIUPHILADELPHIA Joel Denver

Barry Manilow J ohnnie Taylor HOT: Four Seasons 2.1 Copt b Tennille 15 Maxine Nightingale 11.8 Aerosmith 1612

WOXIIATLANTA Rhen Walker

Sweet Sylvan Commodores HOT: Gary Wright 1.1 Four Seasons 11.2 Bee Gees 12.7 Johnnie Taylor 20-13 Maxine Nightingale 2316 Elvin Bishop 25.17

WABC: NEW YORK Sonya Jones

Johnnie Taylor David Bowie HOT: Four Seasons Sl

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WKBWIBUFFALO Jim Quinn

Dr. Hook Elvin Bishop Carp.me,. Wart/ HOT: Captainb Tennille Sl Miracles 19-8 Queen 229 Bellamy Brothers 2013

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Elvin Bishop HOT. Johnnie TWO 74 Capt b Tennille 139 Hall b Oates 2511

W PGCMIASHINGTON D. Jim Elliot

Barry Manilow Bellamy Brotton Sylvan HOT: Johnnie Taylor 156 Queen21.10 Blackbyrds 2016

WLS/CHICAGO Jim Smith

Queen HOT: Capt b Tennant 1 1

Gary Wright 75 Dr. Hook 1410 Sweet 1612 Foghat 2414

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"Shop- ILPI HOT: Four Seasons 6-1

Muscles 147 Macina Nightingale 21.11

Sweet 26-19 John Denver 2620

KNUSIDALLAS Kevin McCarthy

Donny b Marie Aerosmith HOT: Capt. 6 Tannins 3-1 Foin Seasons 135 Dr. Hook 169 Johnnie Ta the 2114

YIOOIMIAMI Quincy McCoy

Nona HOT. Johnnie Tevlor 131 Aerosmith14-S Four Seasons 2313

CHUM/TORONTO Nancy Krant

Johnnie Taylor Sylvers Elvin Bishop HOT: Bav City Rollers 11 Uary w..ß:.,63 David Bowle 1411 Rosy Mork 1612 Gunn 2617

WOCUC LEVELAND Charlie Tuna

Andrea True Connection Jigsaw Ohio Players Barry Manilow HOT: Foe Sermons 31 Capt b Tenniha42

Sweet 11-7 Sylves 1511

KLIFIDALLAS Mikes Baker

Natalie Cole

Larry Santos Olivia

Freddy Fender HOT: Capt b Tennille 31 Dr. Hook 62 Johnnie Taylor 8-3 Charlie Ross 1612 Carpenters 2013

KCRQISAN DIEGO Gerry Peterson

Rufus Carpenters Johnnie Taylor HOT. Ca pt b Tennille 1.1 Four Seasons 138 Maxine Nightingale 1812 Sweet 2921

WOAMIMIAMI Becky Torres

Bellamy Brothers Sylvers HOT Johnnie Taylor Sl Capt. b Termite 9-4 Maxine Nightingale 17.12

WLEE'RICHMOND Bob Paiva

Sylvers Barry Manilow KC b Sunshine Band

Silver Convention HOT: Four Seasons 2.1

Gary Wnght42 Captain b Tennille5.3 Rufus95 B.Gen104 Aarosmith1610 Bey City Rollers 2115

WRKOIBOSTON J.J. Joran

Elvis Presley

Johnnie Taylor Elvin Bishop HOT Four Seasons 31 Maxine Nightingale 20-9 Henry Gross n13 Peter Frampton 2616 Rufus28.17

KSTP'MINNEAPOLIS Mark Driscoll

Styx HOT:

our Seasons 20l Aerosmith 10-4 Queen 11.7 Bea Gees 2113 Johnnie Taylor 23-14 Pater Frampton25.17

WIXYICLEVELAND Marge Bush

Jigsaw Gaylord b Holiday EWF

"Hide Lava" ILPI HOT: Ruf us 2.1

Hall b Oates 3-2 Queen 154 Maxine Nightingale 169 Sylters22.14 Peter Frampton3021

WSAIICINONNATI Robin Mitchell

Johnnie Taylor Commodores Barry Manilow Al Wilson HOT: Four Seasons 101 Aerosmith 12.6 Bee Gees 167 Queen 13-10

IORBEMOUSTON Clay Gish

Bobby Bland ELO HOT Capt. bTennillaó1 Eagles S2 Johnnie Taylor 94

PARALLEL TWO

KIOAIDES MOINES Peter McLane

Donny b Marie Sweet Henry Gross Bellamy Bros. HOT: Larry Groca6l

Bee Gees 139 Bay City Rollen 2115

WAYSICHARLOTTE Beau Matthews

Queen Bellamy Brothers Salsoul Orch. HOT: Rufus 1 -1

Johnnie Taylor3-2 Maxine Nightingale 15.7 Sylvers 2311

WHBOIMEMPHIS George Klein

Sylvers Stampeders Commodores HOT. Four Seasons 21 David Bowie4.2

Johnnie Taylor 155 Or Hook 19-11 Bellamy Brothers 2012

K LEQWICHITA Ken ChM ord

Johnnie Taylor Bellamy Brothers Peter Frampton HOT Four Seasons 3.1

Capt. &Tannille42 Or Hook 166 Maxine Nightingale 2416 Rolus2S17 Carpenters 28-19

MIRE : ANNAPOLIS Casey Michaels

Sweet Johnnie Tayler John Denver Carpenters Abbe HOT: Four Seasons 1.1

Miracle. S-2

Copt b Teruola 94 David Bowie 1611 Donny b Marle20-12 Maxine Nightlngsle 22.14

added this week...

99X/NEW YORK L ee Douglas

Capt b Tennille

Four Seasons 31 Johnnie Taylor 19-15

WAVZINEW HAVEN Chuck Martin

None HOT -

Four Sosons 1.1

Queen 22 Eric Carmen 74

KAKCITULSA Gary Stevens

None HOT: Wing 6 A Prayer3l Capt. bTannilleN Queen 106 Foghat128 Bellamy.Brothers 2318

KJRBISPOKANE Dave Yates

Styx Abbe 0 -Jay. HOT Gary Wright 1.1

Queen 52 Bay City Rollers 106 Four Seasons 11.7

WIFE/INDIANAPOLIS Dave Michaels

Johnnie Taylor Abe Fleetwood Mac HOT: Gary Wright 82 Dr. Hook 17 8

Queen 2216 Larry Greco 2417 Foghal2018

NIBJWIORLANDO Tom West

Sylvers Commodores Stampedes Elvin Bishop HOT: Gary Wright 1.1

Maxine nightingale 144 Capt b Teonille 115 Queen 16.9 Johnnie Taylor 2315 Waylonb Willie 25-19 Dr. Hook 2920

B 100ISAN DIEGO Bobby Rich

Johnnie Taylor Queen Fleetwood Mac

Sweet HOT: EWF1.1 Wing b A Prayer 15.7 ELO 2146- Ohio Players 3021

KYN 01F RE S NO Nick Alexander

ELO John Denver Grpenters Sylvars HOT: Gary Wright* 1

FourS 5.2 Aerosmith 144 Queen 157 Peter Frampton 189

KGWIPORTLAND Sidney Coker

Carole King Carpenters Johnnie Taylor EL011tdplayl Cate Brothers Iltd play) HOT: Gary Wright 1 1

Bellamy Brothers 16.8 Rufus 2113 Donny b Mane 27.15 Sweet 25-18

KERN /BAKERSFIELD Bob Harlow

Elvin Bishop Tad Nugent '

Barry Manilow HOT: Aerosmith 1 1

Cant b Tonnille62 Maxine nightingale 11.7 Bellamy Brothers 15.10 Henry G-oss23.17 P eter Frampton 2418

WKIXIRALEIGH Ron McKay

Bad Co. Barry Ma nilow HOT: Sylvers 10-4 Bellamy Brothers 145 Maxine Nightingale 20.9 Charlie Ross 2612 Johnnie Tyler2614

PARALLEL TWO

WSGAISAVAN NAH Jerry Rogers

O'Jays Commodores Donny b Marie HOT. Dr. Hook 61 Elvin Bishop 17.7

Johnnie Taylor 2010

WPIXINEW YORK Neil McIntyre

Silver Convention HOT: Capt b Tennille 16-8

Salsoul Orchestra 18.10

WIFIIPHILADE LPHIA Bob Hamilton

Marilyn b Billy Jigsaw Johnnie Taylor Elvin Bishop Barry Manilow Sylvers HOT. Maxine Nightingale 3.1

Four Seasons 4.2 Capt. b Tennille S3 Gary Wright 74 Queen 149 Charlie Ross 2013

WBBUTAUGUSTA Bruce Stevens

O'Jays Bad Co. Barry Manilow Andrea True Connanion Henry Gross HOT: Gary Wright 31 Dr Hook 5.3 Elvin Bishop 107 Bellamy Brothers 159

WPEZIPITTSBLRGH Charley Lake rr

Capt. Tennorri Johnnie Taylor ROT: Gary

Wright hti4 1.1

Gary Ser42 Heilsaaaons72 Hall b Oates 117

WMAKINASHVI LIE Nancy Salinski

O'Jay, Johnnie Taylor HOT: Dr. Hook 1.1

Four Seasons4-2 Capt b Tennille 64 Bay City Rollers 11.6 Bellamy Brothers 1612

WCOUCOLUMBUS Dave Bishop

ELO Kiss Bad Co. C.W. McCall Peter Frampton HOT: Queen 11 Donny b Marie 5.3 Hall b Oates 15-6

Barry Manilow 149 Johnnie Taylor 27.14

KTKT/TUCSON Ed Alexander

John Denver Henry Gross Capt. b Tannille

"Shop-ILPI HOT. Four Seasons 61 Maxine Nightingale 10-1

Aerosmith 124 Waylonb Willie 2419

WAPEIJACKSONVILLE John Long

Commodores Sylvers C.W McCall HOT. Gary Wright 2.1

Four Seasons 12.2 Johnnie Taylor 156 Bellamy Brothers 2010 Maxine Nightingale 21 15

Peter Frampton 2619

WSG NIBIRMING HAM Bill Thomas

CI-Jays Bad Co. HOT Maxine Nightingale 1 1

Bellamy Brothers 146 Starbuck 19 9

Larry Santos 2418

WINW :CANTON B J Quinn

Rufus Bellamy Brothers Sweet Fleetwood Mac HOT: Aerosmith2l FourSeasons84 Maxine Nightingale 149

W LACINASHVILLE Dick Kent

Bellamy Brothers O'Jays HOT: Rhythm Heritage 1.1

Elvin Bishop 15.10 Miracles 1611 Styx 2619

WAXY/RALEIGH John Randolph

Emmylou Harris ELO Four Seesong RA HOT: Eric Carmen 2.1 Rhythm Heritage 42 Miming NightingllOS Waylon b Willie 137 Peggy Jo 1710

WGRDIGRAND RAPIDS Ron White

None HOT: Rhythm Heritage 21 Rufus 12.5 Mating Nightingale 214

293/ATLANTA Dale O'Brien

O'Jays Fleetwood Mac Larry Peter Fard pion Abbe HOT: Johnnie Taylor 61 Four Seasons 75 Elvin Bishop 22.12 Maxine Nightingale 2713

WERCIBIRMINGHAM Mika St. John

Peter Frampton Elvin Bishop Bad COrnuanv

Grand Funk "Sant

HOT: Ruf os21 Bellamy Brothers 164 Johnnie TWO 26-7 Sylvers2614

WNDEIINDIANAPOLIS Kevin Murphy

Johnnie Taylor Miracles Rufus HOT: Four Seasons 61 Gary Wright 134 Bee Gees 2 8 Bay City Rollers 2013

WOWIOMAHA Torn Bevan

Johnnie Taylor John Denver Bellamy Brothers HOT: Four Seasons 31 Gary Wright 5.2 Rut us12.7 Dr. Hook 18.10

WORCIHARTFORD Jim English

Melissa Manchester Bee Gees HOT Eric Carmen53 Four Seasons 155 Queen 12.7 Rulus21.14 Abba23.15

WORCIWORCESTER Dick Smith

Al Wilson ELO J. GYS Berl Barry Manilow Ohio Players Initesl HOT: Queen 1.1

Bay City Rollers 6-4 Dr. Hook T6 Bellamy Brothers 1411 Maxine Nightingale20-1 Elvin Bishop 209

WLCYITAMPA Ron Parker

Carpenters Sweet Carola King Peter Frampton Waylon Er Willie HOT: Johnnie Taylor 1.1

Capt. b Tennille7-2 Four Seasons8.3 Maxine Nightingale 12.

Boy City Rollars 1612 Sylvers 2616

0102CINCINNATI Jim Fox

Johnnie Taylor HOT: Gary Wright 11

eth42 Queen 115 Miracles 1510 Entmyku Harris 2116

KCP %ISALT LAKECIT' Gary Waldron

Johnnie Taylor Henry Gross Sutherland Brothers HOT: Gary Wright 31 Bellamy Brothers 139 Carols King 21.16 Carpenters 23.17

KRI2IPHOENIX AI McLaughlin

Queen 10cc

HOT: Four Seasons 5.2

Gary Wright 64 Bee Gees 11.6 Maxine Nightingale 25.14 Dr. Hook 2721 WXYZ'DETROIT Eddie Rogers

Hall b Oates HOT: Eagles 139 Queen 1612

WG IS NORFOLK Jim Stewart

Fleetwood Mac O "Jays Commodores HOT. Miracles 11.5 Queen 12.6

W2UU'MILWAUKEE Charlie McCarthy

Hall b Oates Elvin Bishop Franni Golds HOT. Four Seasons 21 Dr. Hook 14.7 Queen 12.9

WOBFIROCHESTER Bob Savage

Carpenters ELO Donny b Marie HOT: Gary Wright 1.1

Rufus 74 Bay City Rollers 12.8 Maxine Nightingale 116 Omen 17.11 Peter Frampton 30.23

PARALLEL THREE

Kr-WO:FARGO W , rte Hiller

Styx Head East

Wayless b Willie Grand Funk HOT: Queen 81 Abbe 14.11 Donny b Marie 21 17

Sweet 27.18 Bellamy Brothers 2619

WRIEIERIE Jim King

Emmylou Harris Capt. &Tannille

'Shop- ILPI Diana Ross David Ruff in Commodore HOT: Four Seasons 2.1 Rufus 10.7 Maxine Nightingale 149 Bellamy Brotton 1812 Orlando b Dawn 2817

WEAOIEAU CLAIRE Scort Christenson

Carpenters Peter Frampton HOT. Gary Wright 42 Four Seasons 63 Queen 17.11 Carole King23 4

WYNDISARASO'A Carl Strandelf

Ruf us Johnnie Taylor HOT: Capt. b Tennille 2-1

Eric Carmen 135 Mexina Nightingale 188 Eagles 20-11

8 Bay City Rollers 2817

WSARIFALL RIVER Curt Hansen

Bob Dylan ELO Vicki Sue Robinson The Band HOT: Elvin Bishop 2.1 Rulosó3 Peter Frampton 14-5 Fleetwood Mac 169 Sylvers 22-15

WISMIMADISON David Ross

Bob Dylan Styx Larry Santos Abbe Sylvan; Hall b Oates Elvin Bishop HOT. Gary Wright 2.1 Four Seasons 42 Rufus 159 Bay City Rollers 1712 Maxine Nightingale 2415

WACIIREEPORT Jay Reese

Marmalade O'Jays Commodores New City Jam Band HOT: Capt. b Tennille 1.1

Aerosmith5.2 Maxine Nightingale 104 Dr Hook 117 Sweet 2012

KK XL GRAND FORKS Mark Renier

Johnnie Taylor Larry Santos Fleetwood Mac Grand Funk HOT. Four Seasons, 1

Dr. Hook 9.4 Styx 1411 Bellamy Brother£21 14

K DZAIPUEBLO Rip Van Winkle

Johnnie Taylor Queen Larry Santos Elvin Bishop HOT: Gary Wright 92 Donny b Marie8.3 Aerosmith 149 Rufus 15-10 Harold Melvin 111

KWHPIOKLAHOMA CITY J im Wood

Carpenters ELO Johnnie Taylor HOT: Four Seasons 2 -1

Copt b Tennille5.3 Creedence Clearwater 85 Harold Melvin 1610

WAIRNVINSTON SALEM Tim Byrd

Seals b Crofts ELO Diana Ross HOT: David Bowle 1 1

Gary Wright 10-6 Aerosmith 2813 Johnnie Taylor 3214

WFLBIFAYETTEVILLE Wry Cannon

Pater Frampton Starbuck Bob Dylan Lynyrd Skynyrd HOT: Johnnie Taylor 5.1 Gary Wright 63 Sylvan 12.7 Elvin Bishop 169 Orlando b Dawn 21.15 Bellamy Brothers 2617

WTRUIMUSKEGON Jon London

Barry Manilow Fleetwood Mac Bob Dylan Kiss HOT: Gary Wright 11 Four Seasons S2 Miracles 94 Dr. Hook 128 B ellamy Brothers 2216 Peter Frampton2418

WEEOIWAYNESBORO Patti Gaver

Peter Frampton Johnnie Taylor Charlie Ross HOT: Four Seasons 5-2

Gary Wright 64 Bay City Rollers 169 Rufus 21.13

WGUVBANGOR Kevin Keogh

Grand Funk Rufus Sweet Henry Gross HOT: Gary Wright t 1

Capp bTennille53 Bellamy Brothers 84 Bey City Rollers 19.7 Dr. Hook 138 Donny b Marie 2315 Waylonb Willie 2719

Most Added:

Johnnie Taylor Sylvers

Elvin Bishop Barry Manilow

PARALLEL THREE

KEEUSHREVEPORT Mike Steele

Larry Gatlin Silver Convention Abbe Barry Manilow Marmalade ELO HOT Bellamy Brothers 63 Rufus 124 Capt. b Tennille 10-5 Maxine Nightingale 1613

WISE .'ASHEVILLE Mark St. John

SYlverslnitesl Cate Bros. l nitesl Kiss Initnl Bob Dylan Henry Gross HOT Four Seasons 1.1

Capt. b TennilleS3 Dr Hook 12.5 Rufus 1410 Peter Frampton 21 11

Waylonb Willie2617

KDONBALINAS Art Bell

Elvin Bishop Abbe Olio

Henry Gross HOT: Tour Seasons 1 1

Rosy Music 106 Bay City Rollers 15.11 Michael Murphey 1612 Stammerers 19 13

Kiki Dee 2114

WRFC :ATHENS Reggia Blackwell

lac .Waylon b Willie j

Sylvan ELO Andrea True Connection Henry Gross HOT Rufus 1 1

Cate Brotton 42 Johnnie Taylor 2410 Pure Prairie League 26-16

WIBGIPHILADELPHIA Sandy Mirsoeff

Trimmps Rhythm Heritage Silver Convention Carol W lllLms Johnnie Taylor HOT: Maxine Nightingale 1 1

Gary Wright 32 Commodores 15.10 O'Jays 2014

WONG/PROVIDENCE John Scott

Abbe Commodores Hall b Glas NOT: Four Seasons 2-1

Gary Wright 32 Rosy Music 1410 Styx1611 Bellamy Brothers 2519

WGLFITALLAHASSEE Charlie Rowe

Barry Manilow Grand Funk Elvin Bishop Kiss

Commodores HOT:

Capt STennille4-1 Queen 5-2 Styx 16.11 Johnnie Taylor 19.12 Sweet2014

KAFYIBAKERSFIELD Chris Conner

Elvin Bishop Commodores Henry Gross HOT Aerosmith 3.1

Four Seasons 6-2 Bellamy Br others 116 Wing A Prayer 1710 Maxine Nightingsle21.13

WKLOILOUISVILLE Gary Major

Mac Davis O'Jays Andrea True Connection Jonathan Cain Al Wilson Golden Earring -

CW McCall HOT: Dr. Hook 1.1

Rhythm Heritage 10.3 Johnnie Taylor 15-5 Maxine Nightingale 186 WJDXIJACKSON Dave Perkins

Olivia Elvin Bishop HOT Hagood Hardy 1.1

Donny b Maria 12.5 Queen 2113

K RS PISA LT LAKE CITY Alan Hague '

Johnnie Taylor Fleetwood Mac Barry Manilow HOT: Gary Wright 2.1

Aerosmith 53 Bellamy Brothers 1910 Carpenters21.13

KSLYISAN LUISOBISPO John Tobin

Country Joe McDonald Barry Manilow Natalie Cole John Denver HOT- Queen 2.1

Henry Gross 5.2 Maxine Nightingale 8.3

Peter Frampton 14.4 Ruf us 19.10 Four Seasons2211

Waylon b Willie 25-14

K ILE GALVESTON Ken Rush

Freddy Fender Henry Gross Styx ELO Fleetwood Mac HOT Rufus 6-1

Donny b Mare 10-5 Bay City Rollers 1710 Queen 24-13 Bobby Bland 21.14 Maxine Nightingale 2517

KKLS!RAPID CITY Jack Lunde

Fleetwood Mac Henry Gross Grand Funk Johnnie Taylor Lamy Santos

HOT Four Seasons Si M maples 8.3 Bellamy Brothers 2212 Stampede's 2S19

WAAYHUNTSVILLE Bob Baron

Rufus Melissa Manchester Kiss Jigsa

w HOT' Dr Hook 2.1

Gary Wright 62 Aerosmith 16.10

Wayonb Willlie2618

KCBNIRENO Red Mountain

John Denver Donny Gerrard Hall b Oates Olivia Ted Nugent Diana Ross HOT: Maxine Nightingale2I Donny b Marie 12.6 Rufus13.7 Peter Frampton 1711 Carpenters2315 Johnnn Taylor 2517

KJOY'STOCKTON .Dawd Kraham

Osibisa 10cc Sylvan Barry Mandow HOT - Gary Wright 11 Peter Frampton 74 Johnnie Taylor 247 ELO 2914 Bellamy Brothers 2918

WONG /ORANGEBURG Ted Bell

Blackbyrds Bob Dylan Larry Santos O'Jays HOT Caps S lennille 3I Maxine Nightingale 104 Sylvan 19.11 Johnnie Taylor 3015

WVLKILEXINGTON Jim Jordan

Johnnie Taylor Carpenters Bellamy Brothers Charlie Ross Larry Santos Olivia Peter Frampton Donny b Maria Waylonb Willie Sylvers HOT: Miracles 4-1

Rhythm Heritage 12.3 Capt 6 Tennille94 Orlando b Dawn 1710 Aerosmith 16-12 Dr. Hook 21414 Maxine Nightingale 2017

MVO/COLUMBUS Andy Carpenter

Hall b Oates Bey City Rollers

"Low Loma" HOT. Queen 3-1

Donny b Marie 124 Maxine Nightingale 17-7 Johnnie Taylor 0.9

WJ BO!PORTLAN13 Jeff Ryder

Jim Stafford Dr Hook HOT Gary Wright41 Steve Wightman 116 Bea Ges 1511

WJONIST. CLOUD Tom Kay

Larry Gatlin Elvin Bishop Larry Santos Johnnie Taylor Grand Funk HOT Naaareth5.2 Larry Groce9.5 Waylon b with. 2318 Sweet 3019 Orlando b Dawn 2920 Or Hook 3124

K BEG. KANSAS CITY Jeff E Ilion

Wing b A Prayer Johnnie Taylor Foghat Pater Frartrpton HOT. Eric Carmen 11 Capt. b Tenaille 134 Larry Groot 17.9 Miracles 1611 Qusen2214

WHI4YIMONTGOMERY Lanny West

Sylvan Fleetwood Mac Starbuck Mac Davis HOT: Maxine Nightingale 6 1

Capt. b Tannille72 Natalie Cole 169 Bellamy Brothers 199 Elvin Bishop 18 10 Carole King 2113

980/VIDALIA John Shomby

Donna Summer "Magic " ILPI

Sylvers Buz Cason. Sutherland Brothers R O Hudman Kiss HOT Queen 31 Ruf us 62 AI Wilson 15.6 Johnnie Taylor 17 7

Elvin Bishop 28.16 Ohio Players 2718 Bellamy Brothers 3219

WOSH/OSHKOSH Dan Davis

Henry Gross Styx Bob Dyla n

HOT: Gary Wright2 1

Four Seasons 32 Capt b Tennille4 3

Mawn Nightingale 12.8 Abbe 1710 Bellamy Brothers21 11

296 GRAND RAPIDS Boll Gamble

Bob Dylan Kiss HOT: Gary Wright 2I Four Seasons 72 Rufus 103 Bea Gen 137 ELO 2518

KEWIITOPEKA Bruce Wayne

Commodores Larry Samos John Denver HOT Larry Groce63 Or. Hook 1611 RWUS201B Donny b Marie 36-21

WROKIROCKFORD Dave Hamilton

Rufus Charlie Ross Olivia Jigsaw Henry Gross HOT: Eric Carmen 31 Capt b Tormille 42 Aerosmith6-3 Sweet 1710 Dr. Hook21 -15

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OPENINGS WJPL/ELGIN seeking a creative sales person with exp. in AOR or Progressive radio. Located 32 miles west of Chicago. Contact Armand Chianti (312) 741 -7700. Tapes & resumes to 181 Douglas. Elgin. lI inois 60120(2-27)

WKDA /NASHVILLE looking for morning drive news person. Contact Bob Witkin (615) 244-9287. Tapes and resumes to 1202 Stahlman Bldg. Nashville. 37201

WKLC/RALEIGH has opening for part -time weekend jock. Contact Steve Roddy (919)851- 2711(3.1)

WROR /BOSTON has rare opening for a production wizard. with imagination and creativity beyond the ordinary, and a working knowledge of oldies music. This person must be thoroughly dedicated to the pur- suit of excellence. A great opportunity with RICO Radio. Send your non -returnable tape to Paul Ward. PD. WROR, RKOGeneral Bldg. Government Center. Boston. MA 02114 No calls or resumes EOE (3 -1)

Need super-duper. crazy, off -the -wall, bizarre, refin- ed gentleman to do uptempo 6-10pm show. Tapes. casettes. post- cards. and last year's Valentines wel- come. Send to: KSTP, 3415 University Avenue. Min- neapolis. Minn, 55114 (3 -2)

Looking for Contemporary/MOR personable morning man for Memphis. No screamers or floaters. Tapes and resumes to Dean Landsman, Radio Services. 135 E. 54th, New York, N.Y. 10022 (3 -2)

SONDERLING BROADCASTING seeks two qualified news directors. Tapes & resumes (references & pic- tures) immediately to Mac Allen. P.O. Box 1152, Pasadena Texas, 77502 (3.2)

WPTR/ALBANY has opening for morning man. Tapes and resumes to J.W. Wagner. WPTR, 4243 Albany St.. Albany N.Y. 12205

KDWB /MINNEAPOLIS has full time jock opening for the first time in over a year. tapes and resumes only. no calls. John Sebastian. KDWB, P.O. Box 7630 St. Paul, Minn. 55119 EOE M/F (3 -2)

WRKT /COCOA looking for jocks who can cook without screaming. Not a lot of money but a great place to live and learn. Tapes & resumes only to Steve Elliott, WRKT, P.O. Box 3845. Cocoa. Florida, 32922

WNDE /INDIANAPOLIS needs newsperson with style for top contemporary. Call Julian Mouton (317) 257 -7565. (3-2)

WYRE /ANNAPOLIS has opening for part -time air talent. Tapes and resumes to Casey Michaels. WYRE, Box 1551. Annapolis, MD 21404 (3 -2)

WUOK /CUMBERLAND looking for combination chief engr /announcer. Moving into new facilities. Contact Jim Robey (301)724-5500(3-3)

KSTT/DAVENPORT looking for intelligent. creative jock for middays and nights. Tapes & resumes to Steve McFarland. P.O. Box 3788, Davenport, Iowa 52808 (3-3)

WHEN /SYRACUSE has immediate opening for pro- duction director. Experienced. creative. organized, with good voice. Involves creative development of commercials, promos, etc...some air work. Good bucks for the right guy. Send production tapes & resumes to Bob Carolin, WHEN 980 James St. Syracuse. N.Y. 13203(315)474-8511 (3-3)

KLEO /WICHITA needs personality morning man. Tapes and resumes to Gary Mack. 5610 E. 29th Street, N. Wichita, Kansas 67220 (2.17)

WSIX/NASHVILLE looking for combination airplane pilotltraffic reporter. Tapes and resumes to Don Sul - livan, 441 Murfreesboro Rd. Nashville 37210 (3.5)

PLEASE NOTE Deadline for all classified material is the Thursday preceding the fol- lowing Fridays issue,

KATY /SAN LUIS OBISPO in need of tapes and re- sumes for afternoon MD. No calls. Send to: Jojo Ryan, P.O. Box 841. San Luis Obispo, CA 93406(2 -23)

WSM/NASHVI,LE production and PM drive man needed. Looking for stable communicator with na- tural humor. Tapes & resumes only. Send to Ted Johnson, WSM, Box 100. Nashville, Tenn. 37202 EOE (2-23)

14IZYQ /FREDERICK, Maryland, looking for midday communicator. Ask for Denny Carpenter (301) 662- 2148. (2.24)

Personality needed. knowledge of music and good production. No calls. Tapes and resumes to Keith Allen. KPRI, 11585 Sorrento Valley Rd.. San Diego. CA 92121.

WLS /CHICAGO looking for newsperson. EOE Tapes and resumes to WLS, 360 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago Illinois 60601. (2 -24)

WEEO /WAYNESBORO in need of part-time week- ender -swing shift person. Also opening in future for News Director. Tapes & resumes to WEEO. P.O. Box 309, Waynesboro. PA 17268(2.24)

WWDC-FM needs production person. Mature in- dividual with great voice, ready to gel down and work hard. Tapes & resumes to Dwight Douglas. 8800 Brookville Rd. . Silver Spring. Maryland 20910 No Calls (2.25)

KWKI /KANSAS CITY Looking for announcer. Tapes and resumes to Peter Parisi, KWKI, 1722 Main St.. Kansas City, Missouri 64108 or call (816(474 -6400

Classified Advertisers: Please let us know when your posi- tions have been filled.

WYBR / ROCKFORD. Illinois: Unique format that will challenge all aspects of creativity. Need someone to script write and produce the "Land of Fantasy." We want to go back to programming for "theatre of the mind." Also need News Director that could incorporate delivering the news in the structure of this storybook theme. Farm reporting background a definite asset. For detailed explanation. call Jack Ambrozic at (days) (312) 467 -0460 or (nites) (312) 266-7946 (2-27)

WCLG /MORGANTOWN, W. VA. needs young, ag- gressive chief engineer. Strong on processing. main- tenance and studio design. AM -FM combination in state university city. Presently number one in the market: Can you make us the best sounding in the country? Contact Gary Bowers at (304) 292.2222

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MISCELLANEOUS

WNOR -FM needs LP service from all labels (2 -11)

In bad need of record service from all labels. Please send to John Franklin, MD, WSSO /WSMU -FM, P.O. Box 1188, Starkville, MS. 39759 (3 -2)

095- FM /FT. PIERCE, 1000 watt quad. needs singles, Ip's from all record labels, Box 3192, Ft. Pierce, Florida 33450(3-4)

WAGO!OSHKOSH an up and coming Top 40 Rocker desperately needs record service from all labels. Contact SVAGO. Box 437. Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54901 (2-121

AOR

Need announcer with good music background and good production. Tapes and resumes to Mike Tinnes, WIXX Radio, 115 S. Jefferson, Greenbay, Wiscon- sin, 54301(3.4)

CHRIS CARROLL. formerly WDBS /Durham, seeks full-time gig at AOR station. A strong communicator For tape & resume. 909 Green St., Durham. N.C. 27701(919)688 -7602(3.3)

Jock needed -good production must have first ticket. Tapes & resumes to WEAM. 2131 Crimmins. Falls Church. Virginia 22043. No Calls (2 -25)

AOR major market experience. Now looking. Austin Vali. (804) 422- 6534 (2 -26)

WQDR- FM/RALEIGH looking for articulate AOR jock Good production a must. Accepting tapes & resumes for future opening. Frank Laseter. P.O. Box 1511. Raleigh, North Carolina 27602(2-26)

I need an EXPERIENCED newsperson for a major Midwestern FM station who can go out on the streets and dig for stories. as well as write and produce a public service program. If you're willing to work hard. contact Mary Curran. P.O. Box 92266 Milwaukee Wisconsin 53202 (2.231

COUNTRY

BOB CLAYTON, formerly KBOX. WONE, is looking (214)692- 9286(3 -2)

Looking for PD position. 13 years experience. BILI. SUTTON(601)627-5377 (2.19)

WIRE/INDIANAPOLIS Needs News Director. Tapes & resumes to Bill Robinson. Box 8456. Indianapolis Indiana 46208(2 -17)

KCKC /San Bernardino needs a female newsperson who can communicate and work well as a team for a morning show. Tapes and resumes to Bob Mitchell. P.O. Box 2565. San Bernardino. Calif. 92406 )714) 882.2575.(2-13)

POSITIONS SOUGHT TOM MURPHY. formerly KKLS /Rapid City. WAPEI Jacksonville. looking for med -major market gig or programming gig. (904)733 -4101(2.25)

RIC HUBBARD. f. rmcrly KALE/Tri Cities. Washing- ton, looking for ir talent production. (509) 545- 9102 (2 -23)

CHANGES CRAIG LUTZ promoted to MD at KREM /Spokane. JIM DONOVAN, from KTWIPortland to KREM /Spokane. afternoons. DEAN LANDSMAN RADIO SERVICES now consulting WREC /Memphis and WSJS /Winston- Salem. HAL BUNDRICK to WIVY from KEEL /Shreveport. BOB MOHR going to WLPL. SCOTT ALLEN from KRBE/Houston to KFJZ /Ft. Worth. STEVE ELLIOTT from WNJX/Miami to WRKT /Cocoa, Florida as PD.

STEVE McFARLAND new PD at KSTT/Davenport. JACK FITZGERALD to WQXI/Atlanta as PD, from KSTT/Davenport. JONATHAN DOLL promoted to assistant PD at WIVY/Jacksonville. TOM SMITH from XROK to WIXY /Cleveland to do 10pm -2am shift. JOHN GABRIEL new MD at WOLF /Syracuse. DON BOMBARD new PD at WOLF /Syracuse. HOWIE CASTLE to WLCYITampa as PD from WOLF /Syracuse. STEVE BLACKSON has joined Drake -Chenault as Director of Special Features, from McLendon Programming Services /Dallas. SUSAN E. BICE appointed to Executive Assistant to Drake -Chenault's Executive Vice Pre- sident & General Manager Art Astor. HAROLD HINSON new GM at WNCI /Columbus from WKQQ/Lexington. JERRY ST. JAMES from U100 /Minneapolis to WDRQ /Detroit, taking over 6 -l0am slot. BILL BAILY to WIXY /Cleveland from WDRQ /Detroit. JEFF ELLIOTT appointed MD at KBEQ /Kansas City. ANDY BARBER from KREM to KING /Seattle to do 6 -10pm shift. Lineup at WKLO /Louisville: 5 -9am Bill Love. 9am -2pm Gary Major. 2 -6pm Bo Brady. 6-10pm Rusty Rodgers, lOpm -lam Jackson Smith. 1 -5am Sam Skulley. Weekends: Mac Hunter. formerly WSAC /Ft. Knox and Bob Cine also from WSAC /Ft. Knox. Lineup at WGGG /Gainesville: 6-10am Boomer Hough, l0am -3pm Radio Phil Williams (PU).

3 -7pm John Calvin, 7pm -midnight Terry Hesters. Midnight -6am Keith Bailey. swing shift 'Craig O'Brien (MD).

GOODS & SERVICES One time used top grade 1 mil. tape. in boxes. Already bulked. 95 cents a reel. includes shipping. Call Dave Nelson at (213) 466 -9569.

Goods Et Services classified ads are available on this page. Rates are 25 cents per word, with a $5 mini- mum. Check or money order must accompany typewritten ads. Send to Radio Et Records, Classified Dept., 6430 Sunset Blvd. Suite 1221, Holly- wood, CA 90028. (Please note that all 'openings' and 'positions sought' ads remain free).

POSITIONS SOUGHT J. PARKER ANTRIM looking for major market AM drive slot. Formerly KUUU /Seattle (206) 364 -1270

JAY REYNOLDS. formerly 6 years WABC /N.Y. look- ing to relocate. Either jock or PD position (201) 445.9772 (2.26)

GEORGE TATE Looking for med -major market po- sition in cont. rock. 6 years exp. Box 778. Alpine. TX 79830 (2 -26)

Frustrated with 14 hour a day non -radio job. Look- ing for first break in news. Six months exp. Write ROD MORRISON 308 Hollis St.. Framingham. Mass. 01701 (2-26)

6 yrs. presently PD. You name it: programming, production. copy. promotion. music. medlarg Top 40. Cont. /MOR, AOR in Midwest. Prefer Ohio. Jim Taylor, 16 Stewart St. Amsterdam. N.Y. 12010 (518) 843 -2296 (2.27)

Desire position programming progressive country music. 3rd phone. good delivery. excellent music knowledge and references. Call(919)768-3504. Don't miss out...this music is "it." (3 -1)

Your man, MEAN DEAN MURRAY. formerly WRBR. WSJM. currently WLMC. looking for PD or jock position at soul disco format. 4 years exp. They don't call me Mean Dean for nothing (616) 927 -2819 or (616) 925 -0317.13 -1)

DAVE ANTHONY, formerly Z93/Atlanta, looking for med -major market gig. (404) 846-9185 (3 -2)

HOWARD HILDRETH. 19 yrs. exp. in variety of formats. looking for jock or engineering production work. Also sales exp. (213) 341 -3764 (3 -2)

Contemporary News Director seeks growing medium or large market west of Mississippi. Pipes. creden- tials. references. DAVE HE WITT (714) 256-8640

MARK DAVID SAWYER. formerly afternoon drive WGGG. Looking for progressive or Top 40 gig. (904) 376-2666(3-3)

MOR personality nearly 18 yrs. radio /TV. Heavy news bg: WWDC. WAVA. WEMP. WISN -TV. (414) 776-1740. Major market (3 -3)

DANA HOWARD JONES, rock jock at KROQ. KPRI. KPPC, etc. is looking for fullipart time air shift or production in S. California. For "Guaranteed To Get A Job" kit. Cali (213) 541 -8191(3 -3)

Station going through major format change: would like to stick with rock. Formerly WDRQ, currently doing PM drive at KONO /San Antonio. MICK RIZZO. (work) 512- 225 -5111 or (home) 732-3297 or (313) 547- 2496 (3-4)

Exp. jock with major station in Milwaukee, WQFM. Exclusive jazz format on air 6 days a week. Will- ing to relocate. Contact JIM THOMPSON, 3975 North 29th Milwaukee. Wisconsin 53216 (2.23)

PLEASE NOTE: Deadline for all classified material is the Thursday preceding the fol- lowing Friday's issue.

JOHN LANGAN, formerly WIVY -FM. KILP -FM, now, looking(213) 376-7429(2 -24)

RICH SHAW (STEVENS) looking for R &B position. Formerly KCOH /Houston. (312) 783 -6797 (2 -24)

Cleveland Wheeler 4 years successful afternoon drive at WAPE /Jacksonville. Asst PD and MD. Look- ing for programming andlor air position -AOR or Top 40. Available March 12. (904) 264 -4523 or (904) 778-7521 (2-25)

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BCG's Latest Hit Is Not Only Being Danced To... It's Being Listened To Too!

"STREET TALK" Bob Crewe Generation

Afready Being Heard On: KEEL KELI KTAC WIBG WIFI WORC WBBQ WPIX WLEE Z -96 WGUY WACI WRFC 98Q 42 at B-100

RECORDS

Where The Legend Is Just Beginning.

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Parallels PARALLELS

REGIONALIZED The PARALLELS have been re- gionalized in order that you may see, at a glanow meional air - pk y as well as supporting air- play for your own area.

0 AEROSMITH 3:25 Dream On (Columbia)

1 PI

Northeast

WABC 29.24 WFIL 16-12 WPGC 12.21 WKBW 12.14 WCAO I4 13Q 4-6 CHUM 27.20

Midwest

WLS 3-2 WIXY 8-10 WSAI 12-6 WOKY 8-14 KDWB 10-8 CKLW 6-7 KSTP 10-6

South

WQXI 5-6 WQAM 21-17 Y100 148 KRIM 15.14 KNUS a-23

West

KHJ 20-16 KFRC 1t-14 KJR 16-12 KTLK 13-9 KCBQ 12.14

P2 Northeast

WAVZ 5-5 WDRC 2-2 WPEZ 5.6 WORC 22-24 WYRE 4.20 WBBF 3-7 WIFI 16-14

Midwest

Q102 6-4 WXYZ 6-6 WCOL 4-8 KIOA 9-7 WIFE 12.10 KL :O 20.22 KAI:C 20.17 WGRD 26.26 WINW 2-1 WOW 9-12 WNDE 16-19 WZUU 7-8

South

WAYS 12-10 293 14.16 WAKY 3-4 WSGA 14 -17

1'3 Northeast

WSAR on WEED 4-3 WRIE 9.9

Midwest

KBEQ 20-20 Z96 18-29 KQWB 10-t WJON 15-11 WISM 11-7 WROK 6-3 WACI 5.2 KWHP d-18 WTRU 10-15 WNCI 15.16 WEAQ 14-8 KKLS 14-11 KKXL 23-19 WNAM 15-13 WOSH 6-5 KEWI 23-23

South

WYND 6-6 WRFC 19.19 WAIR 28-13 WFOM 5-3 98Q 4-4

WBBQ 16-26 WVLK 16.12 WMAK 15-13WKLO 3-11

WGLF 6.10 WFLB 10-10 WAAY 16-10 WISE 7-4 WORG 11-8 KILE 16-12 WLCY 15.14

WGH 3-3 WLEE 15.10 WERC 17.26 WKIX 16-16 WSGN 10-10 WBJW 17-13

West

KJRB 8-13 KTKT 12.8 KGW 3.3 KCPX 9-7 KERN 11 KYNO 14-6 KRIZ 15-11

West

KRSP 5-3 KSLY 7-9 KDZA 14-9 KAFY 3-1 KCBN 11-19

0 BAY CITY ROLLERS 3:17 Money Honey (Arista)

Pl No theast

WABC 13-13 WFIL 4-4 WRKO 8-12 WPGC 10-11 WKBW 9-10 WCAO 10-7 130 9-9 CHUM 1.1

Midwest

WLS 8.7 WIXY 10-7 WSAI 26.24 WOKY 9-5 KOWB a-23 CKLW 21.21 WGCL 9.9 KSTP 18-18

South

P'- Northeast

99X 1-2 WAVZ 29-30 WDRC 24-23 WPEZ 15-12 WORC 6-4 WYRE 7.7 WBBF 12-8 WIFI 16 Midwest

Q102 25 -21 KIOA 21 -15 WIFE 15 -11 KLEO 9 -8 WINW 16 -14 WOW 11 -13 WNDE 20.13

South

WQXI 8-8 WAYS 20-20 WQAM 1813 WHBQ 12-18 V100 11.15 Z93 9.11

KRBE 20-16 WAKY 30-28 WSGA 18-16 WAPE 1120 WBBQ 9-8 WMAK 11-6 WLAC 29-20 WGH 17-12 WLEE 23-15 WERC 10-12 WKIX 24-24 WSGN 12-12 WBJW 10-10

West

KHJ 6-4 KFRC 7-8 KJR 10-6 KTLK 10-8 KCBQ 7-10

West

KJRB 10-6 8100 14-15 KTKT 16-13 KGW 4-4 KCPX 2-6 KERN 14-11 KYNO 24-23 KRIZ 18-17

Northeast

WGNG 21-17 WEED 15-9 WGUY 19-7

Midwest

KQWB 20-16 WJON 20-16 WISM 17-12 WROK 11-8 WACI 17-14 KWHP 17-13 WTRU 14-11 WEAQ 20-16 KKLS 17-15 KKXL 6-8 WNAM 9-7 WOSH 9-9 KEW! 32-31

South

KEEL 29-25 WHHV 8-12 WYND 28-17 WFOM 6-6 98Q 9-12 WKLO 23-23 WFLB 26-21 WAAY 23-22 WISE 9-7 WORG 1510 KILE 17-10 WLCV 1612 West

KRSP 3-7 KDON 15-11 KJOY 19-12 KSLV 27-24 KDZA 19-12 KAFY 8-8 KCBN 6-4

BEE GEES 3:26 Fanny (Be Tender With My Love) (RSO) LP: Main Course

PI Northeast

P2 Northeast

WFIL 23 -21 WRKO 17-23 WPGC 6 -8 WCAO 8.11 CHUM 7 -8

Midwest

WLS 10.13 WIXY 16-22 WSAI 16-7 WOKY 17-17 KDWB 13-10 KSTP 21-13

South

WQXI 12-7 KLIF 12-15 WQAM 4.6' V100 20.16 KRBE 10-8 KNUS 7-6

West

KJR 9-7

WAVZ 27-29 WDRC a WPix 5-2 WPEZ 24-21 WDRC 8i8 W V RE 6-8 WBBF 4-3 WIFI 13-12

Midwest

Q102 3-11 WXYZ 14-17 KIOA 13-9 WIFE 9-9 KLEO 11-10 KAKC 9.7 WORD 11-11 WINW S-5 WOW 14-14 WNDE 21-8 WZUU 6-11

South

WAYS 11.15

Northeast

WGNG 6-5 WSAR 15-27 WJBQ 15-11 WEEO 10-14 WRIE 5-4

Midwest

KBEQ 2521 296 13-7 KQWB 18-20 WJON 12.1S WISM 10-17 WROK 15-21 W AC I 19-25 KWHP 14 WTRU 1119 KKLS 6-8 KKXL 11-12 WNAM 7-11 WOSH 14-19 KEWI 33-30

South

BEE GEES CONTINUED

KTLK 11-10 KCBQ 8.9

WHBQ 11-14 Z93 11-9 WSGA 7-13 WAPE 7-13 WMAK 13-16 WLAC 8-7 WGH 14-9 WERC 10-6 WKIX 15-15 WBJW 7-7

West

13100 7-10 KTKT 2-2 KGW 8.9 KCPX 6-10 KERN 9-23 KYNO 10-8 KRIZ 11-6

KEEL 5-9 WYND 77 WRFC 13-20 WAIR 5-5 WFOM 4-11 WJDX 16-22 98Q 18-38 WVLK 8-13 WGLF 14-15 WAAY 14-15 WORG 13-22 KILE 5-7 WLCY 20-24

West

KSLV 10-13 KDZA 5-4 KCBN 13-26

BELLAMY BROTHERS Let Your Love Flow

(WB)

Pl Northeast

WFIL d-26 WRKO d-25 WPGC a WKBW 20-13 WCAO 29-27 CHUM 19-14

Midwest

WIXY 26-25 WSAI 18-17 WOKY 24-18 WGCL 17-15

South

WQXI d-21 KLIF d-21 WQAM a-29

West

KHJ d-28 KFRC d-26 KJR 2015 KTLK 17-12 KCBQ 27-25

P2 Northeast

WAVZ 28-24 WORC on WPIX on WORC 19-11 WYRE d-23 WBBF d-28 WIFI 22-1t Midwest

Q102 22-18 WCOL 16-11 KIOA a-24 KLEO a-28 KAKC 23-18 WINW a-23 WOW a WZUU 15-12

South

WAYS a-25 WHBQ 20-12 Z93 23-21 WAKY d-27 WSGA 26-22 WAPE 20-10 WBBQ 15-9 WMAK 19-17 WLAC a-23 WGH 29-24 WLEE on WERC 15.5 WKIX 14-5 WSGN 14-6 WBJW 33-22

West

KJRB 13-8 13100 d-29 KTKT 15-12 KGW 16-8 KCPX 13-9 KERN 15-10 KYNO 22-17

P3 Northeast

WGNG 25-19 WIBG 86 WSAR d18 WJBQ 1813 WRIE 18-12 WGUV 8-4

Midwest

Z96 30-23 KDWB 28-19 WJON 32-26 WISM 25-18 WACI 26.22 KWHP d-19 WTRU 22-16 WNCI 18-15 WEAQ 33-29 KKLS 22-12 KKXL 21-14 WNAM d-24 WOSH 21-11 KEWI on

South

KEEL 6-3 WHHY 19-9 WRFC 12-11 WAIR 20-18 WFOM 28-23 WJDX 13-11 98Q 32-19 WVLK a-29 WKLO 17-15 WGLF 11-8 WFLB 28-17 WAAY 20-16 WISE 25-19 WORG d-29 KILE 18.16 WLCV 24-18

West

KRSP 19-10 KDON 31-28 KJOV 29-18 KSLY 31-2t KDZA 25-19 KAFY 11-6 KCBN 4-8

ELVIN BISHOP 2:58 Fooled Around & Fell In Love (Capricorn) LP: Strutt n My Stuff

PI Northeast

WRKO a WKBW a-28 CHUM a

Midwest

WOKY a-28 CKLW a KSTP d-26

South

WQXI 25 -17

West

KHJ a KFRC d-25 KJR d-25

PI Northeast

WORC 25-19 WIFI a-25

Midwest

WCOL 32 -28 WZUU a

South

WAYS 25-22 Z93 22-12 WSGA 17-7 WAPE 30-21 WBBQ 10-7 WMAK d-28 WLAC 15-10 WERC a-29 WKIX d-31 WSGN D-26 WBJW a-39

West

KJRB 26-20 KCPX 27-25 KERN a KYNO d-30

l' 3 Northeast

WIBG tl-28 WSAR 2-1 WGUY 28-24

Midwest

WJON a-37 WISM a KKLS 32-27 WOSH d-25

South

KEEL 40 -34 WHHV 18-10 WRFC 7-5 WAIR 27-23 WFOM 26-19 WJDX a-28 98Q 28-16 WGLF a WFLB 16-9 WISE 28-24 KILE 12-8

West

KRSP d-26 KDON a KJOV 4-3 KSLY 33-25 KDZA a42 KAFY a KCBN d-27

O

DAVID BOWIE 3:27 Golden Years (RCA)

LP: Station To Station

l' 1

Northeast

WABC a WFIL d-25 WRKO 12-15 WPGC 28-26 WCAO -a CHUM 14.11

Midwest

WIXY 7-13 CKLW 22-18 KSTP d30 South

WQXI 14-12 WQAM 10-9 Y100 17-20 KRBE d-19

West

KHJ 7.15 KFRC 10-13 KJR 19-16 KTLK 2-28 KCBQ 1111

PI Northeast

WAVZ 6-6 WDRC 25-20 WPEZ on WVRE 16-11 WBBF 13-10 WIFI 15-15 Midwest

Q102 14-12 WXYZ 10-10 WIFE 25-24 KLEO 17-15 KAKC 13-10 WGRD 19-11 WINW f0-11 WZUU 9-13 South WHBQ 4-2 Z93 13i7 WAPE 8-7 WBBQ 4- WVLK 18-18 WMAK 19-13 19WGLF 8-7 WLAC 17-14 LUISE 31-27 WGN 16-11 VeORG 14-t2 WLEE 11t KILE 31-24 WERC 8-11 WSGN 5-3 WBJW 18-16 West

KJOY 15-25 West KDZA-4.13 8100 3-0 KTKT 13-/1 KCBN

KAFV 416-029

KGW 14-16 KCPX 12-1S KERN 12-12 KYNO 7-4 KRIZ 21.18

Northeast

WGNG 22 -21 WIBG 13 -11 WJBQ 16 -16 WEED 12 -8 WGUY 25 -21

Midwest

Z96 15-14 WROK 20-25 KWHP 19-16 WTRU 32-30 WNAM 18-18 WOSH 10-14

South

WVND 22 -22 WRFC 18 -26 WAIR 1.1 WFOM 7 -5 WJDX 6 -6

THE CAPTAIN & TENNILLE 3:17 Lonely Night (A &M) LP: Song Of Joy

Northeast

WABC 11.9 WFIL 8 -5 WPGC 4 -3 WKBW 5.1 WCAO 7.5 130 a -17 CHUM 8 -5

Midwest

WLS 1-1 WIXY 6-5 WSAI 9-11 WOKV 4-3 KDWB 2-1 CKLW 13-9 WGCL 4-2 KSTP 5-3

South

WQXI 6-5 KLIF 3-1 WQAM 9-4 Y100 12-9 KRBE 61 KNUS 31

West

KHJ 3-2 KFRC 3-2 KJR 2-1 KTLK 44 KCBQ 1.1

Northeast

99X a-18 WAVZ 11-13 WDRC 19-13 WPIX 16-8 WPEZ a-23 WORC 14-14 WVRE 9-4 WBBF 21-18 WIFi 5-3

Midwest

QIO2 10-7 WXVZ 8-7 WCOL 7-5 KIOA 11-10 WIFE 5-4 KLEO 4-2 KAKC 84 WGRD 13-1 WINW 8-8 WOW 1-4 WNDE 10-7 WZUU 8-6

South

WAYS 7-6 Z93 8-8 WSGA 4-4 WAPE 3-3 WBBQ 1-2 WMAK 6-4 WLAC 14-13 WGH 8-2 WLEE 5-3 WERC 5-4 WKIX 3-2 WSGN 9-8 WBJW /15 West

KJRB 4-3 8100 12-13 KTKT 8-6 KGW 2-2 KCPX 4-3 KERN 6-2 KYNO 16-14 KRIZ 13-9

P3 Northeast

WGNG 5.4 WIBG 12-23 WSAR 5-4 WJBQ 3-4 WEED 9-6 WRIE 7.5 WGUY 5-3

Midwest

KBEQ 13-4 Z96 14-12 KQWB 7-9 WJON 6-6 W1SM 64 WROK 4-2 WACI 11 KWHP S-3 WTRU 77 WNCI e-6 WEAQ 13-12 KKLS 35 KKXL 4-3 WNAM 4-3 NOSH 4-3 KEWI 15-13 South KEEL 10-5 WHHV 7-2 WVND 2.1 WRFC 11-9 WAIR 11-9 WFOM 2-2 WJDX 54 98Q 2-10 WVLK 9-4 WGLF 4-1 WFLB 8-5 WAAY 10-7 WISE 5-3 WORG 3-1 KILE 4.3 WLCV 7-2

West KRSP 6-4 KOON S-3 KJOY 3-5 KSLY 6-6 KDZA 10-6 KAFY 2-5 KCBN 9-9

COMMODORES 3:20 Sweet Love (Motown)

LP: Movirí On

Pl Northeast

WRKO 29 -27

Midwest

W1XY 35-29 WSAI a-30 CKLW 27-23 WGCL 5-5

South

WQX1 a KLIF 25-23 WOAM 34-26

West

KHJ 29-19 KFRC 2t -24

P2 Northeast

WAVZ 20-18 WIFI 30-30

Midwest

WCOL 812 South

WAYS 9-13 WHBQ a-30 Z93 d-29 WSGA a-29 WAPE a-25 WBBQ d-27 WMAK 24-2 WRFC 20-15 WLAC 10-9 WAIR d-28 WGH a WJDX 23-21 WLEE d-25 98Q d-25 WKIX 4.8 WGLF a WSGN 17-17 WORG 17-14 WBJW a-37

l'i Northeast

WGNG a WIBG 15-10 WSAR 17-13 WRIE a-30

Midwest

KQWB 30-29 WACI a WTRU 31-28 WNCI 16-14 KEWI a-34

South

West

KDON d-31 KJOY 6-9 KSLY 34-29 KAFY a KCBN d-25

ERIC CARMEN 4:22 All By Myself (Arista)

LP: Erie Carmen

is I

Northeast

WABC 2-3 WFIL 3-3 WRKO 5.5 WPGC 2-5 WKBW 2-4 WCAO 2-1 13Q 3-7 CHUM 3-2

Midwest

WLS 5-4 WIXY 5-6 WSAI 3-8 WOKY 10-6 KDWB 3-3 CKLW 8-6 KSTP 7-8

South

WQXI 4-11 KLIF 5-8 WQAM 12 Y100 4-2 KRBE 13-12 KNUS 8-10

West

KHJ 5-8 KFRC 1111 KJR 15.22 KTLK 3-2 KCBQ 17-13

P'- I' 3

Northeast Northeast

99X 5.5 WAVZ 7-4 WORC 5-3 WPIX 3-3 WPEZ 6-10 WORC 4-7 WBBF 14-19 WIFI 2-5

Midwest

Q102 2-9 WXYZ 4-3 WCOL 12-24 KIOA 3-12 WIFE 2-3 KLEO 5-5 KAKC 2-5 WORD 3-2 WINW 13-18 WOW 2-3 WNDE 1-3 WZUU 5-5

South

WHBQ 9-13 Z93 5-6 WAKY 2-1 WSGA 5-9 WBBQ 811 WMAK 8-9 WLAC 11-1

WGNG 8-9 WIBG 10-15 WSAR on WJBQ 7-9 WEED 1-1 WRIE 1-6 WGUV 2-5

Midwest

KBEQ 11 Z96 5-4 KQWB 9.10 WJON 2-3 WISM 15 WROK 31 WACI 2-5 KWHP 4-11 WTRU 8.14 WNCI 4-11 WEAQ 2-15 KKLS 2-4 KKXL 3-5 WNAM 1-4 WOSH 1-4 KEWI 14-14 South

WYND 13-5 WAIR 4-3 WFOM 1114 WVLK 6-7

WGH 4-8 WKLO 2.4 WLEE 3-4 I

WOLF 1319 WERG 11-15 WFLB 14-i4 WB 9-18 WAAY 19-19 JW WORG 4-6

KILE 3-4 WLCY 4-4 West

KJRB 35 8100 29-24 KTKT 3-7 KGW 11-12 KCPX 5-11 KYNO 3-12 KRIZ 610

West

KRSP 11-16 KDON 4-4 KDZA 17 KAFY 5-9

CARPENTERS 2:53 There's A Kind Of Hush (A &M)

PI Northeast

WRKO 27-24 WPGC 24-20 WKBW a-d 30 WCAO 24-20 CHUM on

Midwest

WIXY 36-34 WSAI 30-23 WOKY a-25 WGCL d-26 KSTP 26-25

South

WQXI 30-27 KLIF 20-13

West

KHJ 19-17 KFRC 24-20 KJR 21-21 KTLK 32-23 KCBQ 5-28

PI Northeast

WAVZ 17-15 WDRC 29-28 WORC 28-20 WVRE a WOOF a WIFI 28-22

Midwest

WCOL 31.26 KIOA 2521 KLEO 28-19 KAKC 2421 WINW 24-20

South

WAYS 19-18 WHBQ 28-26 Z93 d-27 WSGA 25-23 WAPE 24-17 WBBQ 21-18 WMAK 28-24 WLAC 30-21 WGH 27-26 WLEE 30-30 WERC 21-18 WKIX d-30 WSGN 25-23 WBJW 36-26

West

KJRB 22-19 KTKT 27-23 KGW a-22 KCPX 29-17 KYNO a

I' 3 Northeast

WGNG on WIBG on WEED d-28 WRIE 20-18 WGUV d-26

Midwest

KQWB 32-24 WJON 39-31 WISM 28-24 WROK 29-22 WACI d-21 KWHP a WTRU 29-23 WEAQ a-31 KKLS 31-25 KKXL 33-25 WNAM WOSH 26-21 KEWI d-38

South

KEEL 37-36 WHHY 23-18 WYND 27-26 WRFC d-24 WAIR d-30 WFOM 21-18 WJDX 27-26 980 d-42 WVLK a-28 WKLO on WGLF 27-21 WFLB on WAAY 27-25 WISE 27-23 WORG 26-23 K1LE 032 WLCY a-23

Welt

KRSP 21-13 KDON 32.32 KJOY d-27 KSLY d-33 KDZA 3832 KAFY d-24 KCBN 2315

DR. HOOK 2:44 Only Sixteen (Capitol)

LP: Bankrupt

PI Northeast

WFIL d-20 WRKO 6-6 WPGC d-27 WKBW a-26 WCAO 14-15

-CHUM 30-25

Midwest

WLS 14-10 WIXV 23-18 WOKY 20-16 CKLW d-29 WGCL on -

KSTP d-24

South

WQXI 22-18 KLIF 9-2 KRBE on KNUS 16 -9

West

KHJ 11-9 KFRC 15-12 KTLK a-32 KCBQ 9-7

P' 3 Northeast Northeast

WAVZ 16-26 WGNG 10-8 WORC 20.18 WISO 5-9 WPIX on WSAR 13-14 WPEZ d-25 WJBQ a WORC 75 WEED 19-15 WYRE 23-17 WRIE 13-11 WIFI 24-21 WGUY 13.8

Midwest Midwest

Wxvz d-18 WCOL 11-23 KIOA 24-25 WIFE 17-8 KLEO 18-6 KAKC 14-11 WINW 21-19 WOW 1810 WNDE 12-12 WzUU 14-7

South

WAYS 8-5 WHBQ 19-11 Z93 15-19 WAKY 1-3 WSGA 61 WAPE 17-24 WBBQ 5-3 WMAK 1-1 WLAC 3-3 WGH 23-20 WLEE 22-19 WERC 4-10 WKIX 13-11 WSGN 2-2 WBJW 29-20

West

KCPX 16 -18 KERN 13 -21 KYNO 19 -15 KRIZ 27.21

296 27-19 KQWB 5-4 WJON 31-24 WISM 20-16 WROK 21-15 WACI 11-7 KWHP 11-6 WTRU 12-8 WNCI 13-13 WEAQ 15-10 KKLS 16-14 KKXL 9-4 WNAM 2016 WOSH 7-6 KEWI 18-11

500th

KEEL 9 -8 WHHV 4.6 WRFC 5-4 WAIR 34 -29 WFOM 8.7 WJDX 2-2 98Q 1 -3 WVLK 28 -14 WKLO 1.1 WGLF 3 -3 WFLB 17 -12 WAAY 2 -1 WISE 12 -5 WORG 12-9 WLCV 19-19

West

KDON 3-8 KSLV 4.7 KDZA 20-14 KAFY 10-16 KCBN 5.10

0 FOGHAT 3:45 Slow Ride (Bearsville)

LP: Fool For The City

I' I No theast

WF L 17-24 WPGC 117 WKBW 25.17 WCAO 12-12 13Q 7-8 CHUM on

Midwest

WLS 24-14 KDWB 9-11

South

WQXI 9-9 WQAM 23-21 KRBE 4-10

West

KHJ 17-14 KJR 12-14 KTLK 15-22

PI P.1 Northeast Northeast

WDRC 26 -24 WGNG 11 -1t WPEZ 3 -5 WEED 8 -10 WYRE 10-6 WGUY 16.10 WBBF 15 -21

Midwest

Q102 on KIOA 12-8 WIFE 29-18 KLEO 15-20 KAKC 12-8 WNDE 17-28 South

WAYS 18 -17 South WHBQ 16 -24

WSGA 8 -11

WVND 11 -10 WAKY 12- 2WAIR 3 -2

WMAK 2 -3 West WLAC 4-4

WLEE 17-17 KDZA 23 -25 DZA 13 -17 WBJW 32 -25

Midwest

KBEQ a-28 KQWB 3-7 WJON 17-21 WISM 18-26 WROK d-19 WNCI 11-20 WEAQ 9-20 WOSH 20-26

West

KJRB 16 -23 KTKT 18-16 KGW 17 -21 KERN 3 -3

PETER FRAMPTON 3:25 Show Me The Way (A &M) LP: Framp on Comes Alive!

PI Northeast

WFIL d-27 WRKO 28i6 WPGC 29.24 WKBW on-n WCAO d-26 _HUM d-27

Midwest

WIXV 30-20 WSAI 21-19 CKLW 20-16

WGCL 19-14 KSTP 25-17

P2 Northeast

WAVZ d-10 WPEZ on WORC on WYRE d-36 WBBF 30-23 WIFI 19-16

P3 Northeast

WGNG D-30 WIBG 17-13 WSAR 14 -5 WEED a

Midwest

Midwest KBEQ 2-30 266 9-9

Q102 d-26 KQWB 33-25 WXYZ 12-11 WJON 33-29 WCOL a-32 W1SM d-30 KLEO 3-30 WACI d.26 KAKC d-26 WTRU 24-18 WORD 23-21 WNCI d-it WZUU on WEAQ a-33

WNAM on WOSM 25-16

..FRAMPTON

South

WQXI d -24 KRBE d -20

West

KHJ 2218 KFRC 13-9 KJR a KTLK 31-24

CONTINUED

South I KEWI d-40

WHBQ 14 -101 South

Z93 a-25 WSOA 30-26 WAPE 28-19 WLAC d-26 WGH on WLEE on WERC a-28 WKIX 31-19 WSGN d-27 WBJW 38-23

West

KJRB d-26 B1oo d-30 KTKT 22-18 KGW on-n KCPX 28-22 KERN 24-18 KYNO 189

KEEL 27-23 WRFC d-27 WAIR 33-27 WFOM d-28 980 d-43 WVLK a WKLO 24-19 WGLF d-25 WFLB a WAAY d-27 WISE 21-11 KILE d-28 WLCV a-29 West

KRSP 24-21 KDON d30 KJOV 7-4 KSLY 14-4 KDZA 39-33 KAFY 19-12 KCBN 17-11

FOUR SEASONS 3:21 December 1963 (Oh What A Night) (WB) LP: Who Loves You

PI Northeast

WABC 5-1 WFIL 2-1 WRKO 3-i WPGC 1-1 WKBW 1-3 WCAO 6-3 13Q 10-2 CHUM 11-10

Midwest

WLS 2-3 WIXV 4-3 WSAI 10-4 WOKY 3-2 KDWB 15-5 CKLW 24-22 WGCL 31 KSTP 20-1

South

WQXI 11-2 KLIF 7-6 WQAM 13-8 V100 23-13 KRBE 8-7 KNUS 13-5

West

KJH KHJ 12-7 KFRC 9-4 KJ R 5-4 KTLK 6-1 KCBQ 13-8

Pw_ P3 Northeast Northeast

99X 3-1 WONG 21 WAVZ 1-1 WiBG'2- WORC 19-5 WSAR 4-10 WPIX 1-1 WJBQ 2-3 WPEZ 7-3 WEED 52 WORC 3-3 WR1E 2- WVRE 1-1 WGUY 3-2 WBBF 2-2 WIFS 4-2 Midwest

Midwest KBEQ 11-7 Z96 7-2

Q102 9-6 KQWB 6-5 WXYZ 1543 WJON 8-4 WCOL 3-4 WISM 4-2 KIOA 2-3 WROK 1-5 WIFE 1-1 WACI 3-8 KLEO 3-1 KWHP 2-1 KAKC 11-9 WTRU 5-2 WGRD 10-1QWNC1 2-3 WINW 6-4 WOW 3-1 WNDE 6-t WZUU 2-1

South

WAYS 2-3 WHBQ 2-1 Z93 7-5 WAKY r-a30 WSGA 1-2 WAPE 12-2 WBBQ 2-4 WMAK 4-2 WGH 9-4 WLEE 2-1 WERC 3-3 WKIX 1-1 WSGN 4-7 WBJW 4-8

West -

KJRB 11.7 KTKT 61 KGW 6-7 KCPX 8-4 KERN 8-4 KYNO 5-2 KRIZ 5-2

WEAQ 6-3 KKLS 5-1 KKXL 1-1 WNAM 21 WOSH 3-2 KEWI 21-17

South

KEEL 2 -2 WVND 19 -12 WRFC 3-3 WAIR 14 -11 WFOM 3 -4 WJDX 4 -3 98Q 7 -14 WVLK 1 -2 WGLF 2 -6 WFLB 4-2 WAAY 4 -3 WISE 1 -1 WORG 5 -3 KILE 1 -2 WLCY 8 -3

West

KRSP 8-6 KOON 1-1 KSLV 22-11 KDZA 2-1 KAFY 6-2 KCBN 7-2

LARRY GROCE 3:03 Junk /.nod Junkie (WB)

l'I Northeast

WRKO 15-20 WCAO 27 -26

South

KLIF 10 -14

West

KHJ d-25 KFRC 5-10 KTLK 22-38

PI Northeast

WDRC 14-1 WVRE 14-1 WBBF on

Midwest

Q102 19 -22 KIOA 6 -1 WIFE 24 -17 KLEO 1 -4 WNDE 23 -2

South

WAKY 5-6 WLAC 21-30 WGH 5-10 WLEE 19-16

Pi

Midwest

KBEQ 17-9 KQWB d-28 WJON 9-5 WISM 19-14 WACI 13-20 KWHP on WNCI 5-10 WNAM 10-9 KEWI 6-3

South

KEEL 22 -18 WHHV 1 -3 WKLO 5 -13 WAAV 5-8 WLCV 14 -17

West

KOON 6-5 KJOY 9-17 KDZA 11-8 KAFY 9-14

D CAROLE KING 3:32 On/- Lure Is Real (Ode)

LP: Thoroughbred

I' I

Northeast

WRKO 22-19 WPGC 18-18 WCAO 20-18

Midwest

WIXY 27 -26 WGCL on KSTP 17-16

South

KLIF 24 -17

West KJR On

Northeast

WAVZ 18.14 WPEZ on WORC on WYRE 17.15 WBBF on WIFI 27-27

l' 2 I' i Midwest Midwest

Q102 on Z96 21-26 WCOL 35-3 s' KQWB 31-30 WINW 25-21 WJON 25-25 WZUU 18-17 W1SM 21-19 South WACI 27-24

ISWHP on WAYS 17-16 WEAQ 23-14 Z93 on KKLS ' WAPE 14-12 KKXL WBBQ I7-121 WNAM WLAC 27-27 WGH 24-23 WLEE 25-25 WERC I8-17 WKIX 22-18 WSGN 18-15

West

KGW a -20 KCPX 21 -16 KERN 22 -20 KVNO 25 -24

Northeast

WONG 29 -2 WIBG 14-12 West WSAR 20.19 WEED 25.21 WRIE 22.19 WGUV 22.11

WOSH 19-18 KEWI 37-36

South KEEL 20.17 WHHV 21 -13 WRFC d -29 WFOM 13 -10 984 24 -23 WVLK 30.21 WKLO on WGLF 18 -16 WFLB d -2t WAAY 25 -21 WISE 20-16 WORG 27 -25 KILE 22 -21 WLCY a -26

KJOY 20-16 KSLV 26-23 KDZA 27-24 KAFY 24-18 KCBN 24-20

CONTINUED ON PAGE 12

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There's LOTS Of Life on

VENUS L OOKA T TH/SACT/ON!

WCAO Z-93 KCBQ WIXY WMPS WOKY WQPD KLIF KSTP WORC WIRL WPIX WCUE WPTR WLEE WING KYNO WGCL KYA WIBG KiSN WJON WTAC KSLQ

WBBQ WTOB WYRE WRIE KIMN WAIR

WDRQ WPGC 98Q KONO KSLY KITS

"VENUS Frankie Avalon's Smash Single

From His Soon To Be Released LP

DISTRIBUTED BY PIP RECORDS, A DIV. OF PICKWICK INTERNATIONAL, INC.

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1" Northeast

99X 2-3 .

WAVZ 4-7 WDRC 1-1 WPEZ 1-1 WORC 2-2 WBBF 5-13

Midwest

Q102 8-8 WXVZ 2-1 KIOA 1-4 WIFE 3-5 KLEO 2-3 KAKC 5-3 WGRD 2-1 WINW 3-6 WOW 8-9 WNDE 5-5 WZUU 3-2

South

WAYS 6-9 WHBQ 1-3 Z93 3-7 WAKV 4-2 WSGA 3-5 WAPE 6-11 WMAK 5-5 WLAC 1-1 WGH 2-7 WLEE 6-I1

WISE 6-22 WERC 14.1 WORG 1-5 WKIX 2-3 KILE 3-12 ILE 7-11 WLCV 2-11

MIRACLES 2:55 Love Machine (Motown)

LP: City Of Angels

PI Northeast

WABC 4.4 WFIL 5-6 WRKO 7-7 WPGC 7-14 WKBW 19-8 WCAO 3-6 CHUM 9-7

Midwest

WSAI 14 -13

South

WQXI 7-10 WQAM 7-5 Y100 1-4 KNUS 20-13

West

KHJ 16-20 KFRC 2-3 KJR 3-3 KTLK 14-7

Il, Northeast

99X 7-6 WDRC 14-12 WVRE 6-2

Midwest

Q102 15-10 KIOA 20-14 KLEO 13-9 WGRD 8-13 WINW 7-7 WOW 6-5 WNDE a-25

South

Z93 10-14 WSGA 13-14 WAPE 19-26 WLAC 18-11 WGH 11-5 WLEE t-7 WERC 6-8 WKIX 6-10 WSGN 7-13 WBJW 2-2

West

8100 2 -4 KTKT 1.3 KGW 10 -11 KCPX 7-5 KERN 2 -5 KYNO 1 -10

I,. Northeast

WGNG 7 -6 WJBQ d -17 WEED 7.12

Midwest

KBEQ I6-11 KQWB d-26 WISM 13-23 KWHP 10-7 WTRU 9-4 KKLS 8-3 WOSH 15-23 KEWI 10.8

South

WHHV 12 -20 WUND 1 -3 WRFC 6 -12 WAIR 8 -7 WFOM 17 -26 WJDX 7 -7 98Q 5 -11 WVLK 4.1 WGLF 7 -13 WAAV 7-5 WISE 2 -6 WORG 18 -26 WLCV 13-13

West

KRSP 7-5 KDON on KJOV 14-26 KSLV 15-17 KDZA 7.5 KAFY 1-3

NAZARETH Love Hurts (A &ill)

LP: Hair Of The Dog

3:03

P1 Northeast

WABC 12.10 WFIL 7-10 WRKO 10-10 WPGC 8-9 WKBW 16-16 WCAO 13-13 13Q 6-10 CHUM 4-6

Midwest

WLS 11-8 WIXV 19-30 WSAI 6-12 WOKV 12-? KDWB 4-4 CKLW 5-5 KSTP 2.2

South

WQXI 2-4 WQAM 8-11 Y100 3-5 KNUS 19-22

West

KHJ 1-1 KTLK 2-6 KCBQ 6-6

l'` Pi Northeast I Northeast

WDRC 8-10 WPIX 11-9 WPEZ 2-4 WORC 9-15 WBBF 9-14

Midwest

Q102 4.2 WXVZ 3-4 WIFE 6-7 KLEO 12-14 WORD 5-9 WNDE 2-6 WZUU 4.3

WGNG 12-22 WSAR 7-11 WEEO 3-7 WRIE 6-13 WGUY 18-22 Midwest

KBEQ 2-3 Z96 4-8 KQWB 1-2 WJON 5-2 WISM 8-10 WROK 9-7 WACI 21-29 WTRU 3-9

South (WEAQ 3-4 9IKKXL 5-10

WHBQ 10-1 WNAM 12-14 Z93 2-3 WOSH 11-17 WAXY 23-24 KEWI 7-10 WMÚK01010SOuM

WLEE 8-13 WBJW 12-21

West

KJRB 9-12 8100 18-19 KTKT 9-10 KGW 15-25 KRIZ 12-7

WHHV 13-24 WYND 15.13 WFOM 12-13 WJDX 14-25 W V LKY 10-8 WLCY 5-5 WORG 7-16

MAXINE NIGHTINGALE 3:16 Right Bark Where We

'-'rum ((!AI

Northeast

WFIL 11-8 WRKO 20-9 WPGC 14-12 WKBW 30-23 WCAO 15-8 13Q a-25 CHUM 18-15

Midwest

WIXY 18-9 WSAI 25-20 WOKV 18-15 'CKLW 30-25 WGCL 22-1G KSTP 22-15

South

WQXI 23-16 KLIF 23-19 WQAM 17-52 KRBE d-18

West

KHJ 25-22 KFRC 23-16 KJR 22-17 KTLK 21-18 KCBQ 18-12

Northeast No rih east

WAVZ 14-12 WGNG 26-20 WDRC d-30 WIBG 1-1 WPIX 0-20 WSAR d-26 WPE2 22-18 WEEO 14-11 WORC 20-12 WRIE 14-9 WYRE 22-14 WGUV 21-16 WBBF 11-6 WIFt 3-1 Midwest Midwest 296 17-17

KQWB 26-22 Q102 d-24 WJON 28-23 WCOL 25-1, WISM 24-15 KIOA 14-16 WACI 10-4 WIFE 27-23 KWHP 18-12 KLEO 24-1G WTRU 17-12 KAKC d-25 WNCI 17-7 WGRD 22-14 WEAQ 24-19 WINW 14-9 KKLS 18-16 WOW d-17

South

WAYS 15-7 WHBQ 29-27 Z93 27-13 WAKY 10-5 KEEL 18-13 WSGA 19-15 WHHV 6-1 WAPE 21-15 WYNO 18-8 WBBQ 11-10 WRFC 9-8 WMAK d-29 WFOM 10-9 WLAC I6-16 WJDX 10-10 WGH 26-21 98Q 8-8

WVLK 29-17 WKLO 18-6 WGLF 10-5 WFLB on WAAV 13-9 WISE 19-13

West WORG 10-4 KILE 25-17 WLCV 12-8

WNAM d20 WOSH 12-8 KEWI 39-35

South

r o WERC 1n2

WKIX 20-9 WSGN 1.1 WBJW 14-4

KJRB 19-16 B100 d-28 KTKT 10-4 KGW 7-6 KCPX 10-8 KERN 11-7 KVNO 27-22 KRIZ 25-14

West

KRSP 15-11 KDON 24-16 KJOY 2-2 KSLV 8-3 KDZA 21-16 KAFY 21-13 KCBN 2-t

TONY ORLANDO & DAWN Cupid ( /:Iektra) 3:02

1-P: To Be With You

PI 1" I 1't Northeast Northeast I Northeast

WRKO 18 -18 WAVZ 12 -11 WGNG 18.16 WPGC 19.15 WDRC 27 -25 WRIE 78 -17 WKBW d-20 WPIX 20 -15 WGUV 14 -11

WORC 13 -1 Midwest WYRE 18-13 Midwest

WSAI 19.18 Midwest WJON 29 -20

ORLANDO CONTINUED

South

KLIF 21.16 West

KHJ 15.24 KTLK 30.36

KIOA 19.17IWISM 23-21

WIFE WACI 22-19 KAKC 16-1

KWHP d-20 WGRD 24-2 WTRU 18-17

WNW 18-16 WEAQ 25-22 WOW KKLS 25-24 OW 17.16 KKXL 24-21

WNAM 11-16 WOSH 22-20 KEWI 34-33

W South

WHBQ 22.20 South WLEE 20-18 WKIX 20.20 WeJW 19-14

West

KGW 19-23 KCPX 19-14 KYNO 26.25 KILE 27.29

KEEL 21-20 WHHY 14-15 WJDX 20-19 98Q 12-9 WVLK 17-10 WFLB 21-15 WAAV 15-13 WORG d-21

West

KRSP 16 -23 KSLY 18-16 KDZA 23-21 KCBN 14 -18

DONNY & MARIE OSMOND Deep Purple (MGM) 2:47

PI Northeast

WRKO 11 -8 WCAO 23 -19

South

KLIF 13-11 KNUS a-19

West

KW 14-11

P_ I P3 Northeast Northeast

99X 14-14 IWIBG 24-22 WAVZ 10 -9 WEED 29-22 WDRC 30 -2 WGUV 23-15 WORC 5 -6 Midwest WYRE 20-12 WBBF a

Midwest

WCOL 5-3 KIOA a-13 KAKC 6-12

South

KQWB 21-17 WJON 24-22 WISM 29-28 WROK d-30 WACI 16-11 WTRU 21-21 WNCI 12-4 WEAQ 31-24 KE W I 36-21

WHBQ 21-17 South WSGA a-30 WBBQ 28-28 WGH 22-19 WLEE 16-14 WERC 20-20 WKIX 30-28 WSGN 23-20

West

KGW 27 -15 KERN 0 -19

KEEL 16-15 WAIR 19.17 WFOM 22-21 WJDX 12.5 WVLK a WAAV 22-23 WISE 10-8 KILE 10.5 WLCY 27-27 West

KDON 26 -15 KDZA 8-3 KAFY 23-15 KCBN 12-6

o QUEEN 5:55 Bohemian Rhapsody (l:lektra)

Northeast l''

Northeast

WFIL 19-15 WAVZ 2-2 WRKO 1-2 WDRC 12-7 WPGC 21-10 WPJX on WKBW 22-9 WPE2 on WCAO d-17 WORC 1-1 CHUM 25-17 WYRE 24-21

WBBF 17-i1 Midwest WIFI 14-9

WLS a WIXY 15-8 WSAI 13-10 WOKY 19-11 CKLW 19-19 WGCL 8-8 KSTP 11.7 South

WQXI 27-26 KRBE on

West

KJR 14-9 KCBQ 30-26

Midwest

Q102 11-5 WXVZ 16-1- WCOL 1-1 WIFE 22-i6 KLEO 30-24 KAKC 10-6 WG RD 4-4 WZUU 12-9

South

WAYS a-24 WHBQ 8-8 WAKV 11-1i WSGA /0-8 WAPE 9-16 WBBQ 7-6 WGH 12-6 WLEE 21-21 WKIX 26-25 WBJW 16-9

West

KJRB 5-2 B100 a KGW 5-S KCPX 1-2 KERN on KYNO 15-7 KRIZ a-24

l'i Northeas

WGNG 1-3 WIBG 4-4 WSAR 1-2 WJBQ 1-2'

Midwest

KBEQ 22-14 Z96 8-10 KQWB 8-1 WJON 16-13 WISM 3-3 WROK 14-13 WACI 4-3 KWHP on WTRU 6-6 WNCI 3-1 WEAQ 17-11 KKLS 12-10 KKXL 30-23 WNAM 14-6 WOSH 5-7 KEWI 31-27

South WRFC on WFOM 9 -8 WJDX 21 -13 98Q 3 -1 WKLO 9 -12 WGLF 5 -2 WAAV 17 -14 WISE on -n WORG 23 -17 KILE 24 -13 WLCV 11.7 West

KRSP 1-2 KDON 11-21 KJOY 9-20 KSLY 2-1 KDZA a-37 KCBN 3-3

0 RHYTHM HERITAGE 4:07 Tíreme From SWAT (ABC)

PI Northeast

WABC 1-2 WFIL 1-2 WRKO 2-4 WPGC 12-17 WKBW 8-7 WCAO 5-9 13Q 1-1

Midwest

WLS 4-6 WIXV 1-4 WSAI 2-1 WOKV 2-1 KDWB 8-9 CKLW 1-1 WGCL 7-10 KSTP 3.5

South

WQXI 10-15 KLIF 6-7 WQAM 2-3 Y100 2-3 KRBE 1-3 KNUS 2-4 West

KHJ 2-3 KFRC 4-7 KJR 1-5 KTLK 1-5 KCBQ 2-2

1'2 Northeast

WGNG 1-1 WSAR 8-25 WJBQ 9-10 WRIE 6-10 WGUV 17-20

Midwest

KBEQ 1-2 Z96 1-5 WJON 3-9 WISM 5-6 WROK 2-6 WACI 8-13 WTRU 2-3 WNCI 7-17 WEAQ 5-5 KKXL 7-9 WNAM 3-8 WOSH 8-15 KEWI 1-1

South

KEEL 7 -16 WYND 9 -15 WRFC 2 -6 WFOM 19 -2 WJDX 3 -9 98Q 13 -26 WVLK 12 -3 WKLO 10 -3

RHYTHM HERITAGE CONTINUED

West

KJRB 2-4 B100 6-9 KTKT 4-9 KGW 12-14 KERN 7-9 KVNO 2-11 KRIZ 4-8

West

KSLY 3-8 KOZA 6-20 KAFY 7-11

CHARLIE ROSS 3 38 Without Your Love (Big Tree

PI Northeast

WFIL 24-22 WPGC 27-25 WCAO d-29

Midwest

WGCL 24-24

South

KLIF 18-12

P2 l'3 Northeast Northeast

WPIX on WGNG 27-25 WORC 0-22 WIBG 11-8 WVRE d-25 WEED a WBBF on WGUY d-25 W I FI 20-13

Midwest

WXVZ on WCOL 23-21

South

WAYS 21-21 WHBQ 27-2: Z93 19-18 WAKV 25-1! WBBQ 19-16 WLAC 13-1i WKIX 25-12 WSGN 16-14

West

KCPX 22-19 KYNO on

Midwest

WJON 37.32 WROK a-29 WACI on WTRU 30-26 WEAQ 30-26

South

KEEL 19 -14 WHHV 20-25 WRFC 22.18 WAIR 24-21 98Q 37-29 WVLK a -30 WKLO 16 -16 WGLF 30 -27 WFLB 11 -8 WISE 29 -25 WORG 29 -27 KILE 29.23 WLCV 28.2B

West

KDON 23-22 KOZA 41-34 KCBN 15-12

ROXY MUSIC 3:00 Love Is The Drug

(Atco)

PI Northeast

WRKO 13-14 CHUM 16-12

Midwest

WIXV 20 -35

South

KRBE on -n

P2 P3 Northeast I Northeast

WDRC d -29 WGNG 14-10 WPEZ 21.17 WORC 12.1 Midwest WYRE 19 -16 WBBF 19-17

Midwest

KLEO 19 -23 KAKC 26-24 WGRD 15.16S0uth WINW 15 -15 WZUU 17.16 KEEL 32 -29 South WRFC on

WJDX 22 -18 WHBQ 13 -16 WFLB 27 -22 WSGA 23 -21 WORG 20 -18 WLEE on WLCV 22 -22 WKIX 18 -17 WBJW 28 -24 West

Z96 20-15 WISM 27-27 WROK 19-18 KKLS 20-17 KKXL 19-15 WOSH 13-13

West

KGW 20-17 KCPX d -24 KYNO 20-16

KDON 10-6 KJOV 2-8 KSLV 20-18 KOZA 31-26

RUFUS Sweet Thing (ABC)

LP: Rufus Featuring Chaka Khc:.

PI Northeast

WABC 15-6 WFIL 18-14 WRKO 26-17 WPGC 5-4 WKBW 28-27 WCAO 11-10 13Q a-22

Midwest

WLS 21-18 WIXY 2-1 WOKY 28-21 CKLW 9-24 WGCL 1-6

South

WQXI 15-14 KLIF 11-10 WQAM 32-2 WQAM 32-27 V100 d-17 KRBE 14-13 KNUS 11-11

West

KHJ 9-6 KFRC 8-6 KJR 11-11 KCBQ a-27

P_ Northeast

99X 17-13 WAVZ 8-8 WDRC 21-14 WPIX on WPEZ 16-14 WYRE 11-9 WBBF 7-4 WIF1. 12-11

Midwest

WXVZ 7-8 WCOL 10-7 KIOA 27-26 WIFE 20-19 KLEO 25-17 KAKC 19-15 WGRD 12-5 WINW a-22 WOW 12-7 WNDE a-27

South

WAYS 1-1 WHBQ 3-6 293 12-10 WSGA 15-1' WAPE 5-9 WBBQ 6-5 WLAC 6-5 WON 19-13 WLEE 9-5 WERC 2-1 WKIX 5-6 WSGN 3-4 WBJW 15-11

West

KJRB 14-141 8100 8-5 KTKT 29-22 KGW 21-13 KCPX d-30 KERN 10-8 KVNO 9-5

P3 Northeast

WGNG 17 -14 WIEG 6 -5 WSAR 6-3 WEED 21-13 WRIE 10 -7 WGUY a

Midwest

Z96 10-3 KQWB 29-27 WJON 40-35 WISM 15-9 WROK a-27 WACI 7-6 KWHP 14-9 WTRU 13-10 WNCI 9-5 ,KKLS 24-21 KKXL 22-18 WNAM 24-21 WOSH 16-12 KEWI 29-18

D

South

KEEL 12-4 WHHV 17-17 WYND a-19 WRFC 1.1 WAIR 6-4 WFOM 18-16 WJDx 9-8 98Q 6-2 WGLF 9-9 WFLB 14 WAAV a WISE 14-10 WORG 9-7 KILE 6-1 WLCY 3-9

West

KRSP 23-18 KDON 25-24 KJOY 16-15 KSLY 19-10 KDZA 15-10 KAFY 12-7 KCBN 13-7

SWEET Action (Capitol)

LP: Give Us A Wink

3:29

PI

WFIL- 22-16 WPGC d-30 WKBW 24-19 WCAO 26-21 CHUM 20-16

Mid west

WLS 16-12 WIXV 25-21 WSAI 28-26 WOKV 13-10 CKLW 2-3 WGCL 11-7 KSTP 19-19

P2 Northeast

WPIX d-16 WORC 18-17 WYRE a WBBF 20-20 WIFI 18-17

Midwest Q102 on WXYZ on WCOL 26-22 K1OA a-I8 WIFE 26-25 KAKC d-28 WINW a-24 WZUU 16-1]

I' 3

Northeast

WGNG 15 -13 WSAR on WJBQ d -18 WEED 28 -24 WGUV a

Midwest KBEQ 28-24 Z96 19-20 KQWB 27-18 WJON 30-19 WISM 30-22 WROK 17-10 WAG! 20-12 KWHP 20-17

SWEET CONTINUEs South South WTRU 25-20

WEAQ 29.23 Z93 28-24 KKLS 23-18 MIppKV 31-2KKXL 26-22 SreSGA 21-18 WNAM 26-2 WAPE 18-14 WOSH 24-22 WBBQ 20-17IKEW1 38-37 WMAK 27-2 WLAC 18-17 South WGH 25-22 WLEE On WERC 25-22 WKIX 29-29 WSGN 21-21 WBJW 6-6

WQXI a WQAM 31 -2

West

KFRC a KJR d-23 KTLK 26-19 KCBQ 28-21

West

KJRB 20-15 B100 a KTKT 23-20 KGW 25-18 KCPX 15-12 KERN 25-22 KYNO 23-18

KEEL 33 -31 WRFC 29-22 WFOM 20.15 98Q 22 -20 WOLF 20.14 WFLB 23-20 WAAV 28.28 WISE 23-18 WORG 25 -19 KILE 35 -31 WLCV a -25

West

KRSP 17-15 KDON 0-29 KJOY 13-11 KSLV 36-27 KDZA 28-22 KCBN 18-13

SYLVERS 3:25 Boogie Fever (Capitol) LP: Showcase

PI Northeast

WPGC a CHUM a

Midwest

WIXV 22-14 WGCL 15-11

South

WQXI a WQAM a-30

West

KHJ a KFRC d-22 KJR a

Northeast P3

Northeast

WAVZ 2423 IWSAR 22-15 WDRC WORC on-n Midwest WIFI a-29

WISM a Midwest

WCOL 37-34

South

WAYS 23-11 WHBQ a-28 Z93 26-22 WAKV 16-12 WVLK a WAPE a-28 WKLO 4-2 WBBQ 26-22 WGLF d-24 WMAK 30.2E WFLB 12-7 WLEE a WISE a-n WERC 29-14 WORG 19-11 WKIX 10-4 WLCY 26-16 WSGN d-25 WBJW a-36 West

South

KEEL. 31.26 WHHY a WRFC a WAIR 30-26 WFOM d -22

West

KYNO a

KJOV a KCBN on

!JOHNNIE TAYLOR 3:50 Dim Ludy ((',lm/ia) LP: Eargasm

l' I

Northeast

WABC a-11 WFIL a WRKO a WPGC 15-6 WCAO d-25 CHUM a

Midwest

WIXY 37-28 WSAI a-28 CKLW 7-4 WGCL 6-4 KSTP 23-14

South

WQXI 20-13 KLIF 8-3 WQAM 5-1 V100 13-1 KRBE 9-4 KNUS 23-14

West

KW 24-12 KFRC 21-t7 KJR on KTLK 38-27 KCBQ a-30

1"- P.i Northeast Northeast

99X 19-15 WONG 0-29 WAVZ d-25 WIBG a-29 WPEZ a-24 WSAR 28-23 WORC on-n WEE() a WVRE a WRIE 27-22 WIF1 a-24

Midwest

Q102 a WCOL 27 -1 WIFE a -21 KLEO a -25 WOW a -20 WNDE a -11

South

WAYS 3 -2 WHBQ 15 -5 South Z93 6.1 WAKY 21- 18KEEL 17.10 WSGA 20 -10 WHHV on

WYND a -27 WRFC 24.10 WAIR 32-14 WJDX 28-24 98Q 17.7 WVLK a -27 WKLO 15-5 WGLF 19 -12 WFLB 5.1 WAAY d -20 WISE 15-12 WORG 30 -15 KILE 26-22 WLCY 1.1

Midwest

KBEQ a-26 WJON a-39 WISM d-25 KWHP a WTRU 33-22 WNCI d-9 KKLS a-32 KKXL a-29 WOSH d-30 KE W I 40-25

WBBQ 27-2t WMAK a WLAC d-22 WGH d-28 WLEE d-23 WERC 26-7 WKIX 28-14 WSGN 22-1 WBJW 23-1-

West

KJRB 23-18 B100 a KTKT d-25 West

KCPX a KRSP a KERN d-25 KJOV 24-7 KVNO d-29 KSLY d-31

KOZA a-30 KAFY d-22 KCBN 25-17

KALEIDOSCOPE

NEWS SERVICE ABBA owns their own record lab- el in Sweden -Polar Records...KIKI DEE did some backup vocals on ELTON JOHN's "Rock of the West - ies" album...PETER FRAMPTON will be 26 next month...1976 marks the beginning of the 19th year in

WAYLON & WILLIE 2:57 Good Hearted Woman

(RCA)

PI South

KLIF 2 -S WQAM 33 -28

West

KTLK 29.21

P2 Midwest

KIOA 26-19 KAKC 21-19 WOW 10-8

South

WAYS 24-19 WHBQ 24-2 Z93 18-15 WAKY 13 -7 WSGA 24-19 WAPE 16.8 WMAK 26 -23 South WLAC 7 -6 KEEL 15 -12 WBJW 25-19 WLEE 27-27 WHHV 9 -5

WRFC a WAIR 22.19 WFOM 30 -2 WJDX 25.23 98Q ddb WVLK a WAAY 26 -1 WISE 26-17 WORG on WLCV a -30

P3 Northeast

WRIE 21-20 WGUV 27-19

Midwest

KQWB a-33 WJON 23-18 WACI on KKLS 28-20 KKXL 28-20 KEW! 30-29

West

KTKT 24-19

West

KJOY d-29 KSLV 25-14 KDZA 26-23 KCBN on

GARY WRIGHT 3:15 Dreamweaver (WB)

LP: Gary Wright

PI Northeast

WABC 8-8 WFIL 9 -7 WRKO 4-3 WPGC 3 -2 WKBW 4 -5 WCAO 4 -2 13Q 2 -3 CHUM 6-3

Midwest

WLS 7-5 WIXY 9-il WSAI 4-5 WOKY 1< KDWB 1-2 CKLW 4-8 KSTP 14 South

WQXI 1.1 KLIF 4-9 WQAM 24-19 Y100 5-6 KRBE 7-6 KNUS 5-7

West

KHJ 10-10 KFRC 1-1 KJR 4-2 KTLK 5-3 KCBQ 4-3

Northeast

99X 11-10 WAVZ 3-3 WDRC 3-4 WPIX 10-7 WPEZ 4-2 WORC 11-9 WYRE 3-3 WBBF 1-1 WIFI 7.4

Midwest

Q102 1-1 WXVZ 5-5 WCOL 2-2 KIOA 7-6 WIFE 8-2 KWHP 3-2 KLEO 7-7 WTRU 1-1 KAKC 17-22 WNDI t-7 WGRD 1-3 WINW 1-2 WOW 5-2 WNDE 13-4 WZUU I<

P3 Northeast

WGNG 3-2 WIBG 3 -2 WJBQ 4-1 WEED 6-4 WRIE 4 -3 WGUY 1.1

Midwest

KBEQ 4-8 Z96 2-1 KQWB 4-3 WJON 1-1 WISM 2-1 WROK 5-4 WACI 6-10

South

WAYS 6-4 WHBQ 6-4 Z93 4-4

WEAQ 4-2 KKLS 1-2 KKXL 2-2 WNAM 5-2 WOSH 2-1 KE W I 2-2

South

KEEL 4-7 WHHY 5-7

WAKY 24-2! WVND 4-2 WSGA 9-6 WRFC 8-7 WAPE 2-1 WBBQ 3-1 WMAK 7-8 WLAC 5-8 WGH 1-1 WLEE 4-2 WERC 7-9 WKIX 8-7 WSGN 6-11 WBJW i-1

West

KJRB 1-1 B100 9-6 KTKT 5-5 KGW 1-1 KCPX 3-1 KERN 4-6 KYNO 4-1 KRIZ 8-4

WFOM 1-1 WJDX 8-14 98Q 14-21 WVLK 5-6 WKLO 8-8 WGLF 1-4 WFLB 6-3 WAAY 6-2 WISE 3-2 WORG 2-2 K1LE 2-6 WLCV 6-6

West KRSP 2-I KDON 7-7 KJOY 1-1 KSLV 1-5 KDZA 9-2 KAFY 13-17 KCBN 8-14

the music business for CAROLE KING...MAXINE NIGHTINGALE lives in London, England. She ap- peared in "Hair" there, and "Jesus Christ Superstar"...CHARLIE ROSS and his wife KAY had no children...ANNE MURRAY's latest release, "The Call," was released six years ago on an early Canadian album of hers. It has never been previously released in the U.S. There are no telephone directory assistance operators in the Soviet Union. Perhaps that's because there are no telephone directories in the Soviet Union...We'll send you a free sample issue of our service. Specify Pop or Country at P.O. Box 4819, Walnut Creek, Ca. 94596.

OTHERS GETTING SIGNIFICANT ACTION

CONTINUED FROM BACK PAGE

BAD COMPANY "Youngblood" (Swan Song) Added at WCAO, WBBQ, WERC, WKIX, on CHUM. OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN "Come On Over" (MCA) 40-37 WIXY, add KLIF, on WORC, 34-30 KEEL FRANKIE AVALON "Venus" (De -Lite) 17 -16 WCAO, 13-12 WIXY, 27 -24 WYRE, 17-16 WAIR, 32 -28 KSLY. JETHRO TULL "Locomotive Breath" (Chrysalis) On Q102, 18-15 WBBF, 24-20 WSAR, 30-27 WEEO, 18-17 W ROK, 20-18 WKLO. OHIO PLAYERS "Fopp" (Mercury) Add WGCL, 30 -21 at B100, 29 -26 at Z93, 27 -18 at 98Q, 30 -28 KRSP. KIKI DEE "Once A Fool" (Rocket) 20-18 KFRC, 20-16 KERN, 29 -28 KYNO, 39 -36 at98Q. AL WILSON "I've Got A Feelin" (Playboy) Add WSAI, WORC, 27 -24 WERC. 15-6 at98Q.

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FRDDY FENDER OUT OF CHUTE N0.1 CHAR A ROCK'N COUNTRY SMASH

"YOU'LL LOSE

GOOD THING'

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COUNTRY BILLBOARD 5* CASHBOX 15* RECORD WORLD 7*

THE HIT SINGLE

FROM HIS LATEST ALBUM

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Page 14 R It RI Friday, March 12,19ÿ6

RECORDS RETARD INDUSTRY NOTES

by Candy linken Sources close to the situation say that Ringo Starr is near finalization

of a recording deal with Atlantic Records...Elton John's first U.K. tour in over two years predictably sold out completely within a few short hours. The extensive twenty -one city undertaking is the first major swing through that country by an artist of John's stature...ABC's Bob Gibson is taking an indefinite leave of absence from that company to spend some time with his family and also has plan for an extended trip to Portugal...Bugs Bunny's favorite wit (who also serves as Senior Vice President for the famous Rabbit's Warner Bros. label) Stan Comyn, announced last week that he is the proud Father of a new son Thomas Guy Cornyn II. Cornyn did state that without the able assistance of his wife, Theodora, the new release could not have been delivered... Congratulations to another victim of the stork, Neil Sedaka, who cele- brates his own bout with the bird thirty -seven years ago this week... The movie that Elektra /Asylum's Chairman Joe Smith may grace with his acting talents (also starring Paul Newman) is titled "Slap Shot" with another industry star joining the cast last week, Rick Nelson...

Another Beetle re -union rumor was circulating last week with several people stating that Lennon, Harrison and Ringo are talking about joining musical forces for a one -time album collaboration. Paul McCartney was reportedly approached by his former mates about the idea, but ap- parently nixed that suggestion as well as other persistent offers from various promoters for a world -wide televised Beatle concert...Accidently keeping it all in the family were Johnny Cash and his wife June Carter who both broke their legs in separate accidents recently while the two were vacationing in Jamaica. Both singers are recuperating nicely while sporting matching pairs of cast...The follow -up single to the Rhythm Heritage's gold disco version of "Theme From S.W.A.T." will probably be another cut from the group's "Disco-fied" album, "Theme From Beretta."

The Carpenters showed their generosity by presenting their long- time engineer, Ray Gerhardt, with a 1976 Jaguar XJ -S in appreciation for his excellent contributions to the Carpenters having been a steady team-mate since their recording of "Ticket To Ride. "...Canadian label, Mushroom Records, (who are currently establishing a U.S. base with offices in L.A.) have released their first album in this country with the already gold (in Canada) album "Dreamboat Annie" album by Van- couver group, Heart..Chicago will embark on their bicentennial tour to commence the twentieth of this month coinciding with the release of their latest album "Chicago X. "...English dominated Chrysalis Records are Americanizing their stable with the recent signing of U.S. artist, Lee Garrett, whose first album "Heat For The Feets," will be available this month along with a debut single "You're My Everything." You may re- member Garrett when he was a Philadelphia and Detroit jock who used to spin RF&B discs as "The Rockin' Mr. G." After "Holiday," "Home- coming," "Hearts" and "History," it's hardy happenstance to hear that America's new LP handiwork has the homogeneous heading of "Hide- away."...

Helen Reddy, who has tripled The Midnight Special's ratings after assuming the hosting duties of that show, will donate a huge chunk of her Washington D.C. concert earnings at Constitution Hall late t(iis month to The Equal Rights Amendment (E.R.A.) The charity conscious singer along with her husband /manager, Jeff Wald, have already given generous amount of money to various organizations in the past...Word is that Bill Cosbÿ s new comedy album is his best to date with several labels in competition for distribution of the hilarity...After previewing several demo tapes of four -member group, La Seine, AriolalAmerica has signed the American band who are currently heading into the studios... Island Records has bowed to the public's demand for more Chieftain's product and will be releasing the Irish band's previous four albums. The favorite of several European superstars, the group's latest album "Chieftains 5" has been the hottest selling Irish album in this country and includes the soon-to -be- released single, "Love Theme From Barry Lyndon," being offered in conjunction with the group's national tour kicking off next month...

Last week several fans jammed the small bar in Atlanta's Stauffer's Hotel hoping to spot hotel guest, David Bowie. The superstar delighted the waiting throng by dropping in for a quick drink and then jamming with his band on the small stage. Bowie sang a new song he recently composed while rehearsing in Jamaica titled "Sister Midnight." Naza- reth's new album is expected in April titled "Close Enough For Rock t Roll. " ...If that voice sounds familiar on Greedy Record's release "Words,"

it's Skylark's former member, Donny Gerrard (who came into prominence as the lead voice on "Wildflower. ")...The new Roy Buchanan album "A Street Called Straight" as produced by Grammy award winning producer, Arif Mardin, is set for release next month...The new Stills and Young album is nearing completion and is slated to be available in May... Paul Kossoff's Back Street Crawler Band were joined by label mates, Bad Co. last week at the Starwood in L.A. with the two hard rockers delighting a surprised audience until 4:30 in the morning...Leon Russell is set for a major U.S. tour in early May along with his singer/wife,

(C'unfiucced on page 33)

PERFEKT RECORDS RETURNS TO NARM WITH MYTHICAL PLAN

LOS ANGELES- Perfekt Records Et Tapes, the hypothetical manufacturer conceived for the making of The Mythical Group and a seminar on the subject at last year's NARM meet will live again for " Perfekt Records Et Tapes, Part I1." The follow -up discussion on the problems connected with keeping the ball rolling for a group into their second album and first tour will take place Tuesday morning, March 23 at the Diplomat in Hollywood, Florida, as part of the scheduled program for the 18th Annual NARM Meeting.

Again moderating the panel,in the guise of chief operating officer for Perfekt, will be Barry Grieff, Director of Advertising and Merchandising for A£tM Records. Also returning to the panel will be Perfekt executive vice presidents George Steele (in reality, Vice President, Marketing, for Elektra /Asylum Records) and Spence Berland (Vice President, Record World).

A£tM Vice President, Promotion, Harold Childs will take on the Perfekt executive vice president mantle for the first time this year. Also participating in the seminar's

Top brass from Perfekt Records £t Tapes present The Mythical Group with a gold album for their debut effort for the label, "Mythical Group I." Pictured from left at the ceremonies: Perfekt Records Et Tapes executive VP George Steele; Mythical Group members Tim Timmanson, Stan Knight, Robin Lavoliere and Jann Klausman; executive VP Harold Childs; executive VP Barry Grieff and executive VP Spence Berland. Perfekt Records £t Tapes is currently readying the group's second album, "Rhinestone Together Nights, " for rush release on Mythical Group Impact Day.

new edition will be Musical Isle of America's Director of Marketing and Merchandising Stu Bernat as the Perfekt Rack Jobber; Joe Armstrong, Publisher of Rolling Stone, as the Perfekt Consumer Publisher; Barrie Bergman, Record Bar President, as the Perfekt Retailer; and manager John Reid, President of John Reid Enterprises, Inc., as the Perfekt Manager.

A total Mythical Group campaign has been undertaken for demonstration purposes, coordinated by the seminar's executive committee (consisting of Grieff, Steele and Berland), and executed by the combined services of Gribbett, Ltd., Westland Graphics, independent copywriter Robert Adels and photographer Paul Fewsmith.

Elements of the campaign, including album easel- backs, posters, stand -ups, press kits, trade and consumer ads and other examples of an all -out marketing strategy will be presented at the seminar, and their functions explained within the context of a total plan of action which carries a breaking group all the way home.

Focal point of the campaign is The Mythical Group's second album, "Rhinestone Together Nights." The title track will be unveiled as a single release in the course of the "Perfekt Records Et Tapes, Part II" seminar.

The realities as well as the highest hopes of The Perfekt Campaign will be addressed in the course of the seminar, which will encourage audience participation via ongoing question- and -answer segments during the panel discussion.

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Jimmy Carter Presidential Campaign

IT'S BEEN ALONGTIME TIME. SINCE A MAN WHO WORKS THE SOIL WITH HIS HANDS HAS RUN FOR PRESIDENT:

IT'S ABOUT

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Page 16 R£tR/ Friday, March 12, 1976

BLACK Radio I March 12, 7976

3 1 1 0 JOHNNIE TAYLOR /Disco Lady (Columbia) 1 2 2 2 RUFUS /SweetThing(ABC) 25 7 5 3 EDDIE KENDRICKS /He's A Friend (Motown) 5 5 4 4 SYLVERS /BoogieFever(Capitol) 12 6 6 5 DOROTHY MOORE/Misty BIue(Malaco)

15 9 0 BLACKBYRDS /Happy Music(Fantasy) 17 13 10 0 STAPLE SINGERSi New Orleans (Curtom) 13 8 7 8 TEMPTATIONS /KeepHoldingOn (Motown) 4 3 3 9 COMMODORES/Sweet Love (Motown)

19 17 m ARCHIE BELL Et THE DRELLS/Let's Groove (Phy/Int) 2 4 8 11 TYRONE DAVIS /Turning Point (Dakar)

22 13 12 MASQUERADERSITheTraveling Man (Hot Buttered Soul) 10 10 11 13 STAIRSTEPS /From Us ToYou(DarkHorse)

24 19 0 BILLY PAUL /Let's Make A Baby (Phy /lnt) 20 15 15 BOBBYWOMACK /Daylight(UA)

23 0 OHIOPLAYERS /Fopp(Mercury) - - - m STYLISTICS /You Are Beautiful (Avco) - 21 0 GRAHAM CENTRAL STATION/The Jam (W13)

30 23 22 19 BOBBY BLAND/Today I Started Loving You Again (ABC) - - 20 MIGHTY CLOUDS OF JOY /Mighty High (ABC)

21 PARLIAMENT / "P" Funk(Casablanca) 22 THE DELLS /The Power Of Love (Mercury)

- - 25 23 B.B. KINGIWhen I'm Wrong (ABC) - - 24 24 STREET PEOPLE /You're My One Weakness Girl (Vigor)

- - 25 TAVARESIThe Love I Never Had (Capitol)

CROSS OVER SYLVERS: Black: 8-8 WJPC, 3-3 KATZ, 10-4 WYLD, 2 -2 WJMO and more. Rock: Add WPGC, WQXI, WQAM 22- 14WIXY,19 -11 WORG, debut 23 KFRC and more.

COMMODORES: Black: 7 -3 WJPC, 4-3 WSOK, 4-4 KATZ and more. Rock: 29-27 WRKO, 24-21 WMAK, 25-23 KLIF, 29-19 KHJ and others.

O'JAYS: Black 33-16 WYLD, 22 -14 KDIA, 24-21 WOKY, add KDAY, WVOK, 2518 KATZ. Rock: 25-23 WFIL, debut 30 WQXI, 28-21 WERC, add Z93, WSGA, WORG, WFOM, 39-20 WCOLand many more.

HALL & OATES: Black: Add KDAY, on WDAO, 1 -3 WVOK, Rock: 8-4 at 13Q, Add WZUU, WXYZ, WISM, 29 -21 KJOY and more.

OHIO PLAYERS: Black: 18 -15 KKDA, 7 -6 WYLD, debut 24 WJMO, 13 -3 WLOU, 25-16 WOKJ and others. Rock: Add WGCL, WG H, 30-21E1100, 27 -18 at 98Q and more.

BLACKBYRDS: Black: 27 -21 KATZ, 25-20 WJPC, 16-11 KDAY, WWIN, 14-10 WVOL, debut 15 WSOK, 2411 WJMO and many others. Rock: 20-16 WPGC, add WCAO, debut 17 CKLW, on WAKY, WAIR and more.

AL WILSON: Black: Debut 19 WWRL, 29-18 WLOU, Add WDAO, WJMO, 17 -9 KDAY, 24-17 WVOK. Rock: Add WSAI, WORC, WKLO, 15-6 at98Q, 27 -24 WERC.

DAVID RUFFIN: Black: 10-6 KDAY, Add WJMO, WDAO, 32 -22 WVOK, 30 -22 KDIA. Rock Debut 19 WGCL, 35-31 WAIR, Add WRIE.

ANDREA TRUE CONNECTION: Black: Add KYAC, WLOU, 31 -31 WJPC. Rock: 27-17 WSAR. Add WGCL, KRBE, W BBQ, WRFC and others.

TAVARES: Black: 31 -22 WDAO, 27 -23 WLOU, 24-17 WENZ, 26-25 KDAY. Rock: 9-8 WSAR, 24-24 WGNG, and more.

R.B. HUDMAN: Black: 33-22 WRBD, add WOKJ, debut 29 WSOK. Rock: Add 98Q, 25-23 at 293.

BOBBY BLAND: Rock: 15-9 WJPC, 11 -7 KATZ, add WWIN, 35-32 WLOU, 22 -18 WSOK. Rock: Add KRBE, 21 -14 KILE.

Active Album Cuts

JOHNNY TAYLOR "Runnin' Out Of Lies" Pick Up The Pieces" "Please Don't Stop"

"Somebody's Gettin It" DIANA ROSS

"Love Hangover" ROY AYERS

"Mystic Voyage" 'Love Is Just A Moment"

Most Added:

GLADYS KNIGHT Et THE PIPS EARTH, WIND í't FIRE

REFLECTIONS

NEW &ACTIVE TYMES

It's Cool (RCA) 52 percent of our reporters on it, 29 -21 WDAO, 27 -23 KKDA, 19 -11 WYLD, debuts 28 at WJMO.

O'JAYS Livin' For The Weekend (Phy /Int)

52 percent of our reporters on it, 25-14 WLOU, 22 -14 KDIA, 25-18 KATZ, 25.22WENZ

AL WILSON I've Got A Feeling (Playboy)

48 percert of our reporters on it, 32 -28 WWIN, 17 -9 KDAY, 25-21 WYLD, 24 -17 WVOL.

GLADYS KNIGHT Et THE PIPS Make Yours A Happy Home (Buddah)

43 percent of our reporters on it, 25-19 KDIA, 31 -27 WRBD, 26 -18 WVOL, 28-24 K DAY.

WILLIE HUTCH Party Down (Motown)

39 percent of our reporters on it, 31 -22 WLOU, 12 -8 WRBD, 26 -20 WOKJ, debuts 28 at WDAO.

HAROLD MELVIN Et THE BLUENOTES: 27 -18 KDIA, debuts at WLOU, WWIN, added at WYLD, WRBD, KDAY. KOOL & THE GANG: 22 -18 KKDA, 19 -14 WDAO, 23 -22 WVOL, 24 at WRBD, 26 at WWIN Added at WJMO, WLOU, KDIA BRASS CONSTRUCTION: 34-20 WLOU, 12 -9 WWRL, 12 at KDIA, on at WSOK, WVOK, KDAY. K.C. Ft The Sunshine Band: 30 -23 WLIB, 34 -32 WJPC, 20 at WYLD, 20 at WRBD debuts at WWIN and WSOK, added at WJMO. LEROY HUDSON: 17 -13 WSOK, 144 WLOU, 15-3 WDAO, 34 -25 WVOK, 27 atWJMOAdded WWIN, WVOL. JIMMIE CASTOR: 21-19 WRBD, 28-16 WWIN, 14 at KKDA, added at KDIA. BLUE MAGIC: 32 -28 WYLD, 36 -29 WLOU, 34 -29 WWIN, debuts at WWRL, WDAO. MONDAY AFTER: 22 -12 WJMO, 15-13 KKDA, 32 -24 WLOU, 26 -24 WJPC, 30 -24 WVOL 10 at WDAO, 26 at KATZ Added at WVOK. OLIVER SAIN: 16 -15 WJMO, 30-28 WSOK, 23 -16 KDIA, 16 -14 KATZ. 23-19 WOKJ, 30 at WDAO Added at KKDA.

Jim Maddox

Like Country radio, Black radio has been getting its act together. In the past, Black radio has not sounded good (in my opinion), has been undisciplined and unscientific and even unprofessional in some cases (again in my opinion). So it is good, I feel, that Black radio is cleaning up. However, in case no one ever has..let's be fair about this, because there has been something terribly right with Black stations too, throughout the years.

Let's not forget that Black stations most times, have had bad dial positions, signals which failed to cover the market, jocks who were underpaid and overworked, no budgets with which to work, poor equipment to work with, and often a lack of concern on the part of station owners to do anything other than make money since it was only a Black station.

In spite of all this though, Black radio has always managed to communicate with its audience. Though the stations sometimes sounded bad, most times they related, they entertained, and they sounded aware. So as Black radio awakens and moves to improve itself, let's give credit where credit is due. -

As noted in "Late News" this week, the ARB's are coming in. We'll get into those books next week.

In last week's issue, the title of the Tavares single was incorrect in New &Active. The correct title is "The Love I Never Had."

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Page 18 R&R /Friday, March 12, 1976

BLACK Radio A DARKER SHADE

OF PALE by Jerry Boulding

In many markets today, radio's changing audience patterns continue to show increasing strength for Black radio. Now, because of the ethnic weighting, Black radio stations are beginning to get full credit for their achievements. In markets like Mem- phis, Los Angeles, New York. St. Louis and even such key secondary markets as Birmingham, Black radio stations have continued to garner a

large share of the available audience. This is a sure sign of progress cer- tainly, but moreover, it is a sign of growth.

Radio is a means of communi- cation, an exchange of thought and opinion between the broadcaster and his audience. Whatever their color, many of peoples', especially young peoples', interests are similiar. The industry that at first surely would have rejected such records as "Fight The Power" and "That's The Way I Like It," suddenly found they were huge hits with universal appeal. The growth that we speak of in this instance, took place in- side the heads of a lot of young people, musically. Not long ago these types of songs would have been restricted to Black radio and per- haps of late, some of the "hipper" discos, who despite their restrictions, inferior signals and low power, man- aged to influence a lot of record buying, radio listeners. You see, these young people share some of the same problems, ideas and joys that young people everywhere face. They are into the music, the social and cultural happenings of our im- mediate world. And they must grow. And in order for any people to grow, there must be an exchange of ideas.

To really understand what is hap - .,,, pening, we must go back a few

years. We must go back to the time when there was a clear division be- tween radio stations and the music they played. During this time, Black announcers enjoyed the right to select those records that would be played on their programs. The rea- son given by many owners and man- agers for this was because these Black jocks, it was felt, had their fingers on the pulse of the Black community. They could select re- cords they knew people would en- joy, because in fact, they were part of the people, part of the community. This, coupled with the fact that the Black market was buying records at a fantastic rate, prompted the beginning of a change in the ac- ceptance of so- called Black music or "race" music or rhythm and blues music, as it was then called.

As the new sounds of rhythm and blues music became intertwined with the rock and roll beat, every- one became involved. Everyone in the music business began to exper- iment and specialize in their own unique things and the public loved it, and it was very good for business.

Then the audience changed and became more and more specialized. The young sound captured the young people and they demanded more. More singles, more albums, more tapes- more concerts and more ex- periments and everyone got closer together. Blacks who had been list- ening to general market stations, mostly on FM (Everyone, it seemed, who was into college, was into FM) found that they liked, and more im- portantly, understood more and more of the new music because the

message was now their message. Protest songs affected everyone who was of draft age. It even af- fected the women whose men might have to serve.

Records, for the most part, up to this time, had dealt with non- controversial subjects like love and romance and dance fads. Rememb- er the "Twist?" But, by the end of the sixties, there were songs like, "People Got To Be Free," by The Rascals and "Bring The Boys Home," by Freda Payne. These songs were hits and their messages were real. They reached everyone.

We're dealing with the idealism of young people. Much of our aud- ience today in radio is young peo- ple. They are the people we are trying to reach. They are not all teeny -boppers either. They are young executives and professionals. They are young marrieds, who enjoyed rock yesterday, when they were single, and today, now that they are married. This is a fast -moving, need everything crowd...they buy the cars, the gasoline, the colas and the air -line tickets. They take vacations, use tobacco and patent medicines at an alarming rate.

You see, be they black or white, peoples similiarities far outweigh their differences. We may have come over in different ships, but we are in the same boat now.

Pessimism has affected a great many people of humanitarian im- pulse yet, paradoxically, it has been reaction that has suffered the more significant defeats...it seems to me that perhaps our worst failure is our inability to appraise our suc- cess and consequently, to know our true strength and to use it effect- ively. In the fiercely competitive music industry (one in which radio still plays a key role) there is need for change. If new human values are a necessity in the enlarged com- plexities of a mega -technicratic world, we must define those values. Just as we have pushed drugs, crime and poverty to the center stage, we must examine these values.

We have made the word "ecology" understood by tens of millions and summoned them to the battle for environmental survival. The so-called "hit consciousness" that looms in our minds as the most significant reason for the ratings growth of many stations needs to be challeng- ed. The old assumption that people tuned in just to hear the favorite personality, and whatever he play- ed was "super" seems to be losing both validity and numbers in most markets. It is necessary for stations to exercise central control over the music that is played.

While, in many Black stations to- day the control is not as tight as that found among the rock stations, it represents a thorough screen- ing and a careful selection based on complete market research, both from singles and from LPs.

Individual announcers are not giv- en the freedom and the wide !at- titude of choice that once prevailed. Balance, rotation and frequency are now tightly controlled, and they should be. It would stand to reason that even the best personality has to do better with the right music and that he is seldom as well quali- fied as the station's music and /or program director and their research to determine what music will attract the most listeners. It becomes a

matter of arming the personality

added this week... KATZ /ST. LOUIS Chris Hall

Mike Zager's Moon Band Bobby Womack Streetpeople Silver Convention HOT: Bobby Bland 11 -7

Eddie Kendricks 15-10

WLOUILOUISVILLE Neal O'Ray

Harold Melvin Er Bluenotes All Points Bulletin Band Stuff 'n' Ramjet Andrea True Connection James Brown Kool Er The Gang Bobby Franklin Kelle Patterson HOT: Ohio Players 13 -3

Leroy Hudson 14 -4

Staple Singers 17 -8

Hidden Strength 18 -9 Bobby Womack 19 -12

WDAO /DAYTON Keith Willis

Parliament Al Wilson Archie Bell Et Drells David Ruffin Gladys Knight Et Pips HOT: Johnnie Taylor 1 -1

Staple Singers 8 -2

WILD /BOSTON Vincent Price

Leon Thomas Donnie Gerrard Gladys Knight Et Pips Ohio Players Bobby Franklin Carol Williams HOT: Blackbyrds 8 -2

Archie Bell & Drells 14 -4 Dorothy Moore 20-6 Stylistics 15-9 Eddie Kendricks 23 -12 Tavares 22 -16

WMBX /CHICAGO Ernest James

Dionne Warwicke Barry White Hidden Strength Archie Bell Er Drells Ashford Et Simpson HOT: Eddie Kendricks Tymes Johnnie Taylor

KYAC /SEATTLE Robert L. Scott

Andrea True Connection Fatback Band

WWI NI BALTIMORE Al Jefferson

MFSB Leroy Hudson Bobby Bland Osibisa Miz Davis David Morris Jr. HOT: Johnnie Taylor 11 -5

Dorothy Moore 17 -11

Temptations 29 -14 Jimmy Castor 28 -16 Archie Bell & Drells31 -18

WLIBINEW YORK AI Gee

Mighty Clouds Of Joy Johnny Davis Gwen McCrae Wilson Pickett Latimore Joel Webster Four -Below -Zero Tymes Love Committee EI -Coco HOT: Johnnie Taylor 14 -10 Donny Gerrard 18 -14

WJPCICHICAGO Richard Steele

Albert King Gwen McCrae Syl Johnson Reflections HOT: Barry White 13 -6 Bobby Bland 15-9 Staple Singers 18 -10 Eddie Kendricks28 -15

WOKJIJACKSON Dick Dawkins

Albert King Ace Spectrum Candi Staton R.B. Hudmon Dillard Et Johnson HOT: Dells 10 -2

Sam Dees 19 -7

Blackbyrds 14-8 Yvonne Fair 24-9 Barret Strong 28-10

WJMO /CLEVELAND J.J. Jeffries

Al Wilson Parliaments Willie Hutch Kool Et Gang KC & Sunshine Band Billy Paul David Ruffin HOT: Eddie Kendricks 13 -4

Staple Singers 9 -5

Graham Central 14 -7

Blackbyrds 24 -11

WVKOICOLUMBUS Bill Moon

Joe Tex Monday After Gladys Knight Er Pips O'Jays Albert King HOT: Tyrone Davis 24 -14

WPDQ /JACKSONVILLE Otis Campbell

All Points Bulletin Band Love Committee Rudy Love & Love Family

WYLD/NEW ORLEANS Ty Bell

Love Committee Leon Thomas Bobby Womack Harold Melvin & Bluenotes HOT: Sylvers 10 -4

Staple Singers 11 -8

Tymes 19 -11

Archie Bell Et Drells 15-13 Chocolate Milk 31 -15

O'Jays 33 -16

KKDAIDALLAS Chuck Smith

Oliver Sain Miz Davis All Points Bulletin Band Candi Staton Soul Train Gang HOT: Stairsteps 10 -3

Staple Singers 12 -5

Eddie Kendricks 11 -6

Blackbyrds 13 -8

Hidden strength 14 -10

WENZ /RICHMOND Calvin Booker

Temprees Stylistics Manhattans Vickie Wonder HOT: Dramatics 16 -9

WWRL/NEWYORK Sonny Taylor

Masqueraders HOT: Archie Bell & Drells 7.2 Fatback Band 14 -8

WSOK /SAVANNAH Don Wilson

Earth, Wind & Fire Manhattans Wilson Pickett Atlanta Disco Band Bill Withers HOT: Graham Central Station 15 -7

Dorothy Moore 18 -12

KDAYILOS ANGELES Jim Maddox

O'Jays Harold Melvin & Bluenotes Earth, Wind & Fire Maxine Nightingale Diana Ross Hall & Oates Bill Withers James Brown Bloodstone HOT: Johnnie Taylor 1-1

Masqueraders 13 -7

Al Wilson 17 -9

Blackbyrds 16 -11

Eddie Kendricks20-14

WNJRINEWARK

Hosea Al Downing Ashford & Simpson Ecstasy Choice Four Manhattans Ronnie Laws O'Jays Brass Construction Trammps Fatback Band HOT: Johnnie Taylor Dorothy Moore

WVOL/NASHVILLE David Lombard

Bill Withers Willie Hutch Leroy Hudson Soul Train Gang Fatback Gang Dillard & Johnson Reflections Sly Stone HOT: Tavares 8 -2

B.B. King 23-7 Parliament 27 -8

Eddie Kendricks 13 -9

Stylistics28 -14

K D IA/OAK LA ND Keith Adams

Tavares Kool Et Gang Mighty Clouds of Joy Ty mes Jimmy Castor Jeff Perry HOT: D.J. Rodgers 13-7 Temptations 12 -8

Billy Paul 16 -1n

WAOK /ATLANTA Frank Barrow

Tymes Blue Magic Gladys Knight & Pips Rudy Love& Love Family

with the best available music based on continuing research to do a bett- er job, both on- the -air and in the ratings.

As we all are most aware, radio is not like sitting in a movie theater or reading a newspaper. The atten- tion span of an average radio list- ener, be he Black or white, is far less than that of even a television viewer. To some, radio is subliminal a part of their everyday routine, a background noise, or a nice ges- ture for an office waiting room, a

substitute for Muzak, if you will.

To others, radio is something to do while they're in the car, a way to enjoy the beach, or listen to the ball game while working or laying around. The fact remains that radio is just not what it was many years ago. At that time, it was the single form of broadcast entertainment and people found radio exciting. For most today. the bulk of the listeners are there for the music, some late news and an occasional clever

crack by the jock on a contest that's well done and sparks his interest.

Popular music for radio was and never will be a segregated type of musical format. There are no res- trictions, no color barriers to the type of music that people like. In- tegration in music, as anywhere, involves an acceptance of differ- ences. You must keep an open mind. It is trite but true to say that the one unchanging aspect of radio pro- gramming regardless of its target audience, is change itself.

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You Never Heard It So Good!

THE LOVE I NEVER HAD (4221)

Is A Hit!

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TAVARES From Their Album,

In The City (ST- 11396)

Written and Produced by Dennis Lambert and Brian Potter

o Capitol Soul

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There's no formula for Janis Ian.

Her specialty is recording singles that aren't like anything else around... but that are so riveting you ve just got to stop and listen.

'Aftertones "is an album filled with non -formula hits.

"Boy I ReallyTied One On'isthe first.

Janis Ian /Aftertones Including

I Would Like To Dance Roses/Belle Of The Blues

Hymn /Boy 1 Really Tied One On

Produced by Brooks Arthur.

Also available on tape.

"Boy I ReallyTied One On" is the new single by Grammy- Award - winner Janis Ian.

On Columbia Records.

e1.UluuBU.-Atu1RCAS REG .47I916 COS MC. M

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REM/Friday, March 12, 1976 Page 21

AOR Radio (ALBUM ORIENTED ROCK)

A cocktail party was held at the Mark Hopkins Hotel in San Francisco honoring the release of Boz Scagg's latest album on Columbia Records, "Silk Degrees.- Pictured here (I to r): Mark Taylor, PD of KYA, Burt Baumgartner, MD of KSJO -FM, Al Bergamo, Brarch Manager of CBS Records, San Francisco, Boz Scaggs, Dana Jang, MD of KOME, Greg Rogers, Promot on Manager for CBS Records, San Francisco, Russ Soloman, owner of Tower Records, Don Wrig it, PD of KSJO -FM

AOR News

KMET broadcast the sold out DAN FOGELBERG concert live from LA's Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. The concert was reportedly a sensation, highlighted by the surprise guest appearance of JOE WALSH accom- panied by members of THE EAGLES. Creative Director THOM O'HAIR stated that he's never seen an aud- ience react so positively at a concert..

NORM GREGORY has been upp- ed from Music Director to Program Director of 0K102 f. He claims the station will now be taking "a more aggressive musical posture." One of their new features is called "Your Mother Won't Like It" which is a weekly hour in which a station lis- tener gets to actually do his/her own program...KEN CALVERT has been appointed Production Director of WABX...DAVID JACKSON is the new Music Director of KRST... TRUDY FISHER and TOM MARKER are the new Co-Music Directors of WJKL...LINN MARTIN is no long- er General Manager of WIOT... WXRT interviewed QUEEN and GARY WRIGHT and presented a special radio concert featuring TOM PAXTON recorded at the Quiet Knight...WMMS presented BILLY COBHAM, GEORGE DUKE, and RUFUS in live radio concerts...WDVE presented KENNY RANKIN, and GINO VANELLI in live radio con - certs...WBCN interviewed CAT STE- VENS and presented him in a live radio concert from the Boston Crafts Fair...KREM -FM's News Director DAVE SMITH has begun doing com- mentaries on the air and getting strong positive audience response. The station has switched to the "News and Comment" form that KWST News Director BRENT SELT- ZER so eloquently described at the convention in Atlanta...WQFM inter- viewed DR. HOOK and PATTI SMITH ...KSJO Interviewed TOM JANS and OUTLAWS (Arista)... KOME also interviewed TOM JANS...WEBN in-

Mike Harrison

At this point, it's quite obvious that syndicated radio packages are becoming a very important part of the nationwide radio scene. The current rennaisance had much of its start in AOR Radio but is now spreading to formats of all descriptions.

When syndicated programs such as The King Bisquit Flower Hour, Rock Around The World, Innerview, etc. first came on the scene they were enthusiastically greeted by programmers because they provided the radio station with the means to present material in the form of live concerts, interviews, commentaries, with market exclusivity of certain advance materials that they normally would not have the ìn -house re-

sources to maintain on a regular basis. In addition, these syndicated programs through their exposure of new, regional, and even foreign acts on a nationwide level provided radio stations with an extra degree of programming dimension to sort of act as a bit of seasoning in the hum drum play it safe stew.

In spite of the well backed documented claims of many that con- sistency and familiarity are the surest road to healthy ratings. many aggressive programmers have proven that the proper placement and promotion of even the most off the wall special can pay off in the ratings. Look at the success of Dr. Demento. Furthermore, a radio station that provides its listeners with sporadic relief from well disciplined consistency and researched hit music power might find that they lessen the chances of losing listeners because of boredom. In other words, decrease the blandness of the total package.

The thing that I found rather interesting at the recent convention was the well stated opinion of many leading programmers that they would prefer for syndicated programs to stay away from the lesser known acts and regionally known acts and concentrate mainly on uni- versally appealing (proven) performers. These statements came from many of the same people who complained of blandness and overtightness as being a problem in radio today.

As it stands, syndicated programs provide radio with an obvious vehicle for change and variety. Most important, the radio "special" is commercial music radio's last vestige of Primary Media -ness. That is where people tune in at a certain time, listen to the program from be- ginning to end, and then either stick around for whatever's next or move on to other things. Or to put is simpler, the kind of stuff that your local newspaper will list on its radio page schedule.

Certainly we want our syndicators to consider the needs of their individual affiliates and conduct their programming with a degree of consistency and discipline, however, we should think twice before pre ssuring them to adhere totally to the same homogenization that most commercial radio stations are being forced to deal with on one level or another. You see- if all syndicated programs played it safe in order to appease the lowest common denominator, they would nullify them- selves right out of our needs and out of existence.

We should demand more of our syndicators than we do of our- selves. Not as much or less. Otherwise, why have them at all?

In Los Angeles, KGB members Ray Kennedy, Carmine Appice and Barry Goldberg, stopped by KWST -FM to help initiata their "Win A Siberian Husky From KGB" promotion. Pictured standing are left to right, Carmine Appice, David Perry, KWST Music Director, Jim McKeon, KWST Program Director and kneeling, Ray Kennedy and Barry Goldberg.

terviewed DAVID POMERANZ and KENNY RANKIN... W BAB intery ew- ed THE GOOD RATS...WQXI -FM interviewed ELVIN BISHOP_.ACE, ELLEN McILWAINE, and THE 300D RATS stopped by WHCN. The sta- tion presented JOHN HARTFORD and DR. FEELGOOD in live radio concerts. .KDKB interviewed TAJ MAHAL BLUE 92's Program Direc- tor, STEVE COOPER proudly announces that his dog had puppies. In other important news from the station, DICK JEIDI has joined the airstaff from WIBA...KNAC i> put- ting together a Long Beach Grand Prix. KMOD Interviewed GARY WRIGHT ..

Progressive Singles:

J. GEILS "Where Did Our Love Go" (Atli

KISS "Shout It Out Loud" (Casablanca)

KIKI DEE ' On:e A Fool" (Rocket)

<OKOMO "Rise And Shine" I Coll

LOUDEN WAINWRIGHT "Bicertennial "(Arista)

OSIBISA "Sunshine Day" (Island)

O'JAVS "Livin For The Weekend" (Phil /Intl

CATE BROS. ''Unior Man " (Asylum).

The two Yes members with solo albums stopped by WNEW -FM for a

visit. Shown (I to r): Ed Sciaky, WMMR; Steve Howe; Alison Steele. WNEW -FM: Chris Squire.

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March 19 Milwaukee Arena, Milwaukee, Wis. March 20 Metropolitan Sports Center,

Minneapolis, Minn. March 21 Amphitheater. Chicago, 111.

March 22 Coliseum, Cleveland, Ohio March 24 Madison Square Garden, New York City March 25 Civic Arena, Pittsburgh, Pa. March 26 Cobo Hall, Detroit, Mich. March 27 Convention Center, Louisville, Ky. March 28 Convention Center,

Indianapo'is, Ind. March 30 Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pa. April 1 Boston Gardens, Boston, Mass. April 2 Capitol Center, Largo, Md. April 3 Riverfront Coliseum, Cincinnati, Ohio April 4 Civic Center, Knoxville, Tenn. April 7 Hampton Rhodes Coliseum, Hampton 'Ja. April 8 Municipal Auditorium. Atlanta, Ga. April 9 Civic Center, Lakeland, Fla. April 10 Coliseum, Jacksonville, Fla. April 11 Jai Alai Stadium, Miami, Fla. April 23 Sports Arena, San Diego, Ca. April 24 Swing Auditorium, San Bernardino, Ca. April 25 Convention Center, Tucson. Ariz. April 27 Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nev. April 29 Sacramento Auditorium,

Sacramento, Ca. April 30 Selland Arena, Fresno. Ca. May 5 -8 Winterland. San Francisco. Ca. May 9 Long Beach Arena, Long Beach, Ca. May 12 Coliseum, Spokane, Wash. May 13 Vancouver Gardens. Vancouver, B.C. May 15 Coliseum, Port and, Ore.

obin Trower LIVE!

Includes Daydream Lady Love lAlethea TooRolling Stoned

His new album On Chrysalis Records

CHR 1089

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Page24 RBRIFriday, March 12, 1976

Album Airplay /40 1 BAD COMPANY Run With ThePack(SwanSong) "Silver" "Blood" title "Do Right" 2 PETER FRAMPTON ComesAlive(A&M) "Show Me" "Feel" "Flash" "Shine" 3 BOB DYLAN Desire (Col) "Sara" "Isis" "Mozambique" 4 PHOEBE SNOW Second Childhood (Col) '2 Fisted" "Cash "'AII Over" 5 LYNYRD SKYNYRD Gimme Back My Bullets (MCA) Title, "Trouble" "Blues" "Searchin" 6 KINGFISH Kingfish(Round) "Hypnotize" "Lightning" 7 DAVID BOWIE Station To Station (RCA) "Stay" "Golden" "TVC" "Wild" 8 QUEEN NightAtTheOpera(Elektra) "Friend" "Rhapsody" "Death" "Car" 9 BOZSCAGGS Silk Degrees (Col) "Georgia " "Lido " "Can /Say "lead

10 LAURA NYRO Smile (Col) "Mama " "Money" "Cat "Tit /e 11 10cc How Dare You "Lazy" "Mandy" 'A rt" "Headroom" 12 LOGGINSEt MESSINA Native Sons (Col) "Wasting" "Lady/Love" "Princess" 13 ELVIN BISHOP StruttinMyStuff(Capricorn) "Fooled" Title "Hey" 14 STARCASTLE Starcastle (Epic) "Lady Of Lake" "Seasons" "Forces" 15 KGB KGB(MCA) "Sailor" "Love You" 16 GARY WRIGHT Dreamweaver (WB) "Blind" "Made To Love" "Love Alive" 17 JIMMY BUFFETT Havana Daydreaming (ABC) Title "Head Hurts" "Hotel" 18 SWEET Give Us A Wink (Capitol) 'Action" "Rain " "Lies lnEyes" 19 BILL WYMAN Stone Alone (Rolling Stone) "Quarter3 "'Apache" "Peanut" 20 MARIA MULDAUR SweetHarmony(WB) 'Sad Eyes" "Can't Stand" "Generator" 21 FLEETWOOD MAC Fleetwood Mac (WB) "Rhianon" 'Afraid" "Say You Love" 22 JOURNEY Look Into The Future (Col) "Too Much" "On Own" Title 23 GENESIS Trick Of The Tail (Atco) - "Volcano" Title ' Squonk" "Robbery" 24 JERRY GARCIA. Reflections (Round) "Tore Up " "MightAs Well" 25 JANIS IAN Aftertones (Col) 'Wrong" "Goodbye" "Tied" "Dance" 26 FLORA PURIM Flora Purim (Milestone) "TimeLies "leads variety of cuts 27 PRETTY THINGS Savage Eye (Swan Song) "Eye" "Volcano" "Remember" 28 CAROLEKING Thoroughbred (Ode) "Love Real" "High""Thinking " 29 POCO Live (Epic) Variety of cuts. 30 HENRY GROSS Release (Lifesong) "Shannon" "Mama" 31 SUTHERLAND BROTHERS Reach For The Sky (Col) "Train" "Mary ""Duty" 32 CHICK COREA The Leprechaun (Polydor) "Lenore" "Soft" 31 ELO Face The Music(UA) 'Strange Magic" "Niteríder" "Evil" 34 EMMYLOU HARRIS. Elite Hotel (Reprise) "Sing /e" "Vegas" "Here" 35 MELISSA MANCHESTER Better Days Happy Endings ( Arista)... "Rescue" "Happy" "You &/" 36 AL DI MEOLA Land Of The Midnight Sun (Col) Title, "Forest" "Wizard" 37 TED NUGENT Ted Nugent(Epic) "Hey Baby "leads 38 OUTLAWS Outlaws(RCA) "Texas" "Good Woman "lead 39 WISHBONE ASH Locked In (At!) "Rest ln Peace" leads 40 PABLO CRUISE Lifeline (AftM) "Zero" "Crystal"

ROBIN TROWER

obinTrower LIVE!

Includes Daydream LadyLove /Alethea 72oRollingStoned

rower's following is immense. This album wi I

satisfy his followers craving to hear their hero in a live recorded concert. The setting here i

most condusive to superb sound. a concert hall radio broadcast in Sweden. The choice o material is good. "Too Rolling Stoned" "Rock Me Baby" "Alethea" "A Little Bit of Sympathy IChrymlisI

WISHBONE ASH

SuggestedAlbums WET WILLIE

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Includes Hero/Baby Fat

Hot Stuff! This very popular AOR band comes through with an honest. straight ahead collet lion of toe tapping. head bobbing rockers, "No No No "Baby Fat" "Comic Book Hero" "Every. Ming That Cha Do' and "Welkin by Myself." On the meaty side. there's "Everybody's Stoned" and "Ring You Up" which is a killer. Hardly a weak cut ICapricoml

STEVE GIBBONS

They are a hard working. seasoned band and this album features a nice variety of tempos and extremely proficient gu.tar work. " (t Started in Heaven" "Rest In Peace" (Atlantic)

Fine new English smokers. Gibbons is a strong lead vocalist and he's backed effectively by twin lead guitars that provide a very solid beat. "Take Me Home" "Standing on the Bridge' "Strange World" "Sweetheart" IMCAI

EARL SLICK

Bowie's former lead guitarist is now on his own heading up a four man powerhouse Rock and Roll band. This is not your run of the mill album that can result from the common situa bon of a musician splitting a secure base to start a self directed career. Watch for Slick to emerge as a major musical force in the late '70s. "Heaven Couldn't Find" "Sho' Nuff" "Bright Light" and more. (Capitol)

NEW YORK MARY NI W Ya clac NAST

Listening to this album. one gets the feeling that this new instrumental ensemble intended to do serious contemporary Jan. What they came up with. however, is absolutely classy Motion Music that touches a variety of musical genres. Comes on strong with the very first groove. "New York Mary" "Feet First" "Shooby." For heavier Jazz enthusiasts there's "Sunrise." IArista.Freedoml

JESSE COLIN YOUNG

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Chart Summary

BAD COMPANY has taken over the Boss position. FRAMPTON is still a mon- ster. DYLAN maintained po- wer. PHOEBE creeped into the first division. LYNYRD continues to get strong turn- table support KINGFISH came on like gangbusters. BOWIE hung in there. QUEEN nudged up. BOZ was the week's high- est debut accumulating im- mediate cross country air- play. NYRO maintained. EL- VIN hald on to most of the thunder of last week's re- surgence. STARCASTLE is still strong. WRIGHT contin- ues to defy time. BUFFETT come up nicely. SWEET is still strong. WYMAN debuted with lots of play. MULDAUR maintained. MAC compiled another great week of air- play. Every week it stays on the chart, at this point, breaks the overall airplay record for any individual album in this chart's history. JOURNEY grew. GENESIS debuted im- pressively. IAN came up a

bit. PURIM debuted. PRETTY had a real good week. POCO debuted. COREA and ELO bounced back on the chart. MEOLA continues to pick up support slowly but surely. NUGENT has been on the long airplay comeback trail as the record continues to

1 Con lowed on page 28)

JONA THAN EDWARDS

F1cludes How long Ain't Got Time /Hello/White Line

Includes Sunlight /Ridgetop Miss Hesitation Peace Song

Just about every city in the nation considers Jesse to be a "local favorite" which tells you something about the level of his grass roots imbedded appeal. Those who are really into this uncompromising pure artist say he's even better live than in studio recordings. This album. then. should be right up their alley. "Sunshine" and other sashes. (W B)

BUDDY MILES nwr . . .01., a" lab '

Welcome back Jonathan. He's gotten a bit more Country-ish since his temporary disappearance from making albums and that change seems to have dumped him smack dab in the middle of the commercial Progressive Country movement This is Emmylou Harris kind of music. As a

matter of fact she sings on the album. "Favorite Song" "How Long" "Ain't Got Time" "Hello" "Rockin Chair" IWBI

KOKOMO KOKOMO

RISE AND SHINE! including:

UseYour Imagination /Do It Right Feelin Good /Little Girl/Without Me

Miles' long career has produced music that has been everything from exçellent to much lesser descriptions. This is one of his better efforts. An aggressive blend of powerful instru. mentation and well punctuated vocals. The al. bum never quite lets up. All of side 1 is hot. Also. "Reuben The Hurricane' ICeseblanca l

A really good band in the style of AWB. There is. however, enough of a difference in the vocal approach to make them quite individual and worthy. "Do It Right" "Use Your Imagination" "Feelin Good" (Columbia)

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A NEW NAME ON THE CHARTS:

HEAD A NEW SINGLE

ON THE CHARTS:

"SAY1T AIN'T SO JOE"

ON A&M RECORDS PRODUCED BY PAUL SAMWELL-SMITH

FROM THE ALBUM, "SAY IT AIN'T sor (SP4558)

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Most Added:

BOZSCAGGS Silk Degrees(Col)

BILL WYMAN Stone Alone (Rolling Stone)

KING FISH Kingfish (Round)

GENESIS A Trick Of The Tail (Atco)

MARIA MULDAUR Sweet Harmony (WB)

RADIO JE RECORDS

KSHE FM ST. LOUIS ADDED Sebastian Hardee (Mere) SW Daye (Col) Genesis (AU) Bill Wyman (Rol Stn) Wishbone Ash (Atli Kingfish (Round)

Mike Harrison /Editor KSAN /SAN FRANCISCO

HOT ADDED HOT Journey (Col) James Rutledge (Capitol) Boz Scaggs (Col) Pavlov's Dog (Col) Johnny Taylor (Col) Santana (Col -imp) Poco (Epic) Pavlov's Dog (Coll Bad Co (Swan Song)

McKendree Spring (Pye) Al Di Meola (Col) Sebastian Hardie (Mere) Heart (Mushroom) Poco (Epic) Pretty Things (Swan Song)

Jerry Garcia (Round) Fatback Band (Event) David Bowie (RCA) Roy Harper (Chrysalis) Reggae Vol 2 (Island) Sammy Hagar (Capitol) Bad Co (Swan Song) Eno (Capitol) Albert King (RCA) Starcastle (Epic) Third World (Island) Phoebe Snow (Col) Dr. Feelgood (Col) Merle Saunders (Fantasy) Journey (Coll Nicki Barclay (Ariola) Carol Tjader (Fantasy) Lou Reed (RCA) String Driven (20th) Elliot Murphy (RCA) Paul Butterfield (Brsr)e) Pretty Things (Swan Song) Vangellis (RCA) KGB (MCA) Johnny Winter (Blue Sky) Kingfish (Round) Flora Purim (Milestone) Sweet (Capitol' Lee Oscar IUA) Sweet (Capitol) '

MARK COOPER. Music Director Playing entire Lps.

WAAF FM/WORCESTER ADDED Steve Gibbons (MCA) Bill Wyman (Rol Stn) Maria Muldaur (WB( Allan Clarke (Asylum)

Marley & Wailers (Island) Stookey Robinson ;Tamp) Greg Kihn (Beserkley) KGB (MCA) Boz Scaggs (Coll Beau Brummels Poco (Epic)

HOT Starcastle (Epic) Kansas (Kirshner) Atlantis (Vertigo) Sutherland Bros (Col/ Bad Co (Swan Song) Band (Capitol) Oueen (Elektra) Journey (Coll

JOE CAPOBIANCO. Program Director ATLANTIS' 'Buster" "Board" title. SUTHERLAND'S "Train" Playing KISS, KIKI DEE, and KOKOMO singles.

KFYE FM FRESNO ADDED Jimmy Buffett (ABC)

'Chick Corea IPolydorl Bros Johnson (A&M)

Mana Muldaur (WB) Laura Nyro (Col)

HOT Parer Frampton (A&M) Bad Co (Swan Song) McKendree Spring (Pye(

BTO (Mere) Phoebe Snow (Coll Loggins & ;Messins (Coll lOcc (Meier'

GREG ELLIOT, Music Director BUFFETT's title. GARCIA's "Might As Well"' Mission' COREA's "Soft ""Lenore" JOHN. SON's "Dentin" "Thumbs" MULDAUR's "Sad Eyes" "Fall" title. NYRO's "Marna' title "Story Love' PHOEBE's "Cash In' -2 Fisted" "All Over" CC's" Headroom"" Lazy "Art"

WOOL FM COLUMBUS ADDED

Genesis (Atl) Stu Dave (Col) Heart (Mushroom)

Bo Drddley (RCA) Cold Blood (ABC) David Sancious (Epic) New York Mary (Arista) Dore Previn (WBI Lee /Brown (Blue Note)

HOT Bad Co (Swan Song) Starcastle (Epos) Chick Corea IPolydorl Pretty Things (Swan Song/ Bob Dylan (Col) L A Express (Caribou) Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA) Hall & Oates (RCA) Gary Wright IWB( Peter Frampton (A&M)

BOB GOODING. Program Director GENESIS' "Volcano' "Trick" "Endos" "Squonk" DAMES' 'Firefly" "Foxes" "As It Goes" "Thane." HEART'S "Magic" "Deep" BO's "Water" "Man" "Do You Love" BLOOD's "Get OH" "Wine "Here Again" "Blinded" SANCIOUS' "Pictures" "Hymn' title "Play" MARY's "Slicker" "Sunrise" title. PREVIN's "Child- ren" "Soul" "Owl" LEE /BROWN's "Breakfast" "Cereal" title" Magnum"

WZMF-FM/MILWAUKEE ADDED HOT Kingfish (Round) Queen IElektral Poco (Epic) Supertramp (A&M) Maria Muldaur IWB/ Peter Frampton (A &MY Brian Auger (RCA) Bob Dylan (Coll Jukka Tolonen (Janus) Starcastle (Epic) Laura Nyro (Col) Bad Co (Swan Song) Paul Butterfield IBrsvlel Sweet (Capitol) Pavlov's Dog (Col) David Bowie (RCA) JIM ROBERTS. Program Director QUEEN'S "Lady' "Fri- end" "39" SUPERTRAMP's "Sister" "Lady" "Poor Boy' "Nobody" FRAMPTON's "Flash" "Shine On" "Baby I Love' "Show Me" DYLAN'S 'Mozambique" "Sara" "Diamond" STARCASTLE's "Lady Lake' "'Fire Wind" "Seasons" BAD's "Silver" "Live For Music" "Blood" SWEET's "Lies Eyes" "Rain" "Action" BOWIE's "Stay" "TVC" title.

WIOT-FM/TOLEDO ADDED Maria Muldaur (WB) Boz Scaggs (Coll Pavlov's Dog (Coll Poco (Epie) Cold Blood (ABC) Kingfish (Round) Henry Gross (Lifesong)

HOT Bad Co (Swan Song) Queen (Elektra) loot (Merci, Lynyid Skynyrd (MCA/ Bob Dylan (Col) Jim Capaldi (Island) Styx (A&M) KGB (MCA) Elvin Brshop (Capricorn) Carole King (Ode) Paris (Capitol) Peter Frampton (A&M) Phoebe Snow (Col) Loggins & Messina (Coll ELO TUAI

NEIL CASHER, Music Director QUEEN's "Rhapsody "Fri- end" "Car' CC's "Art" "Hang Up" "Mandy" "Lazy" CAP - ALDI's "Marble' title BISHOP's "Hey" title "Fooled" PARIS' "Nazarene' "Black Book" Playing AEROSMITH. EWbF, EAGLES. NAZARETH, ELTON JOHN. CREEDENCE CLEAR. WATER REVIVAL and FOGHAT singles.

CHRISTY MARCUS, Music Director Plavino entire Los.

WMMS FM/CLEVELAND ADDED Genesis (Ad) Al Green (Hi) Penny Mc Laine (All) Earl Slick (Capitol) Heart (Mushroom) Annette Workman (Big Tree) Bill Wyman (Ro) Stn) Wishbone Ash (Atl) O'Jays (Phil Ins) Maria Muldaur (WB)

HOT Peter Frampton (A&M) Bob Dylan (Col) David Bowie (RCA) Bad Co (Swan Song(

Sweet (Capitol) Golden Earring (MCA/ Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA) Cate Bros (Asylum) Dr. Feelgood (Col) Queen IElektral Bebop Deluxe (Harvest)

Carole King (Ode) lOcc (Meru) Howard Werth (Rocket)

Stu Daye (Col)

JOHN GORMAN. Program Director GENESIS' "Volcano" "Squonk" "Robbery" title MACLAINE's "Lady' "Devil" "Smoke" "Fire" SLICK's "Heaven" "Luck" "Bright" HEART's "Magic" leads WYMAN's "Quarter 3" "Apache" "Get It On" "Chance" ASH's "Rest" MULDAUR's "Sad Eyes" "Can't Stand" "Generator" Playing SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY, PETER TOSH, ANDY McKAY, J. GEILS. KISS, LOUDEN WAIN- WRIGHT. BOBBY BRADDOCK, RADIO KING and HOLIDAY( MONTGOMERY singles.

WABX FM/DETROIT ADDED Wishbone Ash (All) Stu Daye (Coll Genesis (Ad) Bill Wyman (Rol Stn) Kingfish (Round) Sebastian Hardie (Mere) Eagles (Asylum)

HOT Queen (Elektra) Elvin Bishop (Capricorn) Nickey Barclay (Arica) Bad Co (Swan Song) Pavlov's Dog (Col) Journey (Col) Starcastle (Epic) Heart (Mushroom) Dr. Feelgood (Col) String Driven (20th) Johnny Winter (Blue Sky) Pretty Things (Swan Song) Roy Harper (Chrysalis) Dirk Hamilton (ABC) Jerry Garcia (Round)

BOB BURCH, Program Director WYMAN's "Apache" "Wine" lead. Playing CATE BROTHERS single.

KGB FM/SAN DIEG ADDED Buckingham Nicks IPolydorl

Jimmy Buffett (ABC) Chick Corea (Polydor) Dr. Feelgood (Col)

Jerry Garcia (Round) Genesis (All) Dirk Hamilton (ABC) Roy Harper (Chrysalis) Mahwishnu (Col/ Maria Muldaur (WB) Ted Nugent (Epic) PPL (RCA) Jean P Ramapal (Coll Boa Scaggs (Col) String Driven 120th )

ARTHUR SCHROEDER. Music Director. NICKS' 'Don't Let Me" COREA's "Lenore" FEELGOOD's "Another Man" GEN. ESIS' title. HAMILTON'S "Whale" HARPER'. "Referendum" MAHAVISHNU's "Pilgrim" MULDAUR's "Sad Eyes" BOZ's "Udo" "Georgia" STRING's 'Things" BOWIE's "TVC' MAC's "Rhianon "Landslide' FRAMPTON's "Show Me" WRIGHT's "Blind" "Made To Love'

HOT David Bowie (RCA) Fleetwood Mac (WB) Footles (Brsvle) Peter Frampton (A &MI Phoebe Snow (Col) Queen (Elektra) Eric Carmen (Arista) Bob Dylan (Coll Bad Co (Swan Song) Gary Wright (WB)

WSHE FM MIAMI ADDED Kingfish (Round)

Journey (Col) Al Di Meola (Col)

HOT Melissa Manchester (Arista) Peter Frampton (A &M) Bob Dylan (Coll Bad Co (Swan Song) Jimmy Buffett (ABC) Starcastle (Epic)

GARY GRANGER, Program Director. Playing various cuts.

WBAB- LONG ISLAND ADDED Pablo Cruise (A&M) Bill Wyman (Rol Sm) Randy Edelman (20th) Boz Scaggs (Coll Flora Purim (Milestone) Kingfish (Roundl Poco (Epic) Willie Nelson (Cd) B & B Russell (MCA)

HOT Maria Muldaur IWB) Melissa Manchester (Arista) Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA) KGB (MCA) Good Rats (Rat City) Peter Frampton (A&M) David Bowie (RCA) Bad Co (Swan Song) IOce (Marc) Phoebe Snow (Cd) Oaten (Elektra)

BERNIE BERNARD, Music Director. CRUISE's tide. WYMAN's "Feet" EDELMAN's "Concrete" BOZ's "Georgia" PURIM's "Times Lie" KINGFISH's "Lightning"

WBCN-FM/BOSTON ADDED Michael Franks (Reprise) Al Green (Hi) KGB (MCA) Albert King (Utopia) John Mayall (ABC( Elliot Murphy (RCA) Flora Purim (Milestone) Boz Scaggs (Col) Third World (Island)

HOT Bad Co (Swan Song) Greg Kihn (Beserkley) Kingfish (Round) Maria Muldaur (WB) Roben Palmer (Island) Queen (Elektra) Phoebe Snow (Col) Stainteps (Drk Uro.) Sutherland Bros (Col) IOcc Wert)

BOB SLAVIN, Music Director. FRANKS "Mover" KGB's "Let Me Love" KING's "Cadillac" MURPHY'S "Deco" WORLD's "Slavery" BAD's "Silver" KIHN's "Any Other Woman' getting heavy play. KINGFISH's "Hypnotize' MUL. DAUR's "Can't Stand" STAIRSTEPS' "Resurrection" "Us To You" SUTHERLAND'S "Train" "Dirty" Playing J. GEILS, JOHN MILES, OSIBISA, ROAD APPLES, and LOUDEN WAIN - WRIGHT singles.

KREM -FM/SPOKANE ADDED Steve Ashley

Willie Nelson (Col) Bill Wyman (Rd Stn) Boz Scaggs (Coll Kingfish (Round). Cate Bros (Asylum) New York Mary (Arista) Joan Baez (A &M)

DON ADIAR. Program ing MOLLIES single.

HOT Bebop Deluxe (Harvest) Heart (Mushroom) &me (Elektral Pretty Things (swan Song) Bob Dylan (Coll KGB (MCA) Phoebe Snow (Col) I0cc (Mere) Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA) Bad Co (Swan Song) Supertramp (A&M) Janis Ian (Col) Peter Frampton (A &M) Jukka Tolonen (Janus)

Director: Playing various cuts. Play-

KMET FM LOS ANGELES ADDED PPL (RCA) Dirk Hamilton (ABO) Save Gibbons (MCA) Hoyt Axton (A&M) Nickey Barclay (Aride)

Sammy Hagar (Capitol) Al Di Meola (Col) Genesis (Atli Bay City Rdlen.fArisa)

HOT

Be. Scaggs (Col) lOcc IMercl Kinglisli (Round) Elliot Murphy (RCA) Bebop Deluxe (Harvest) Ted Nugent (Epic) Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA) Loggins & Messina (Col)

SAM BELLAMY, Operations Manager. Playing various cuts.

KLBJ FM/AUSTIN ADDED Maria Milder (WB) Marian (UA) Boz Scaggs (Col) Bill Wyman (Rol Stn) Sammy Hager (Capitol) Pavlov's Dog (Col) Santana (Col-imp)

HOT Journey (Col) KIngfhh (Round) Peter Frampton (A &M) KGB (MCA) Jim Capadi (Island) Wheel Franks (Reprise) Paul Butterfield (Berle) String Driven (20th) Ted Nugent (Epic) Laura Nyro (Col)

STEVE SMITH, Program Director. Playing various cuts. Play- . ing NEILYOUNGIblsingle,

WIXX FM, GREEN BAY ADDED

Brian Auger (RCA) Kingfish (Round)

Johnny Winter (Blue Sky) Flora Purim (Milestone) Boz Stagy (Coll

Sutherland Bros (Col) Maria Mulder (WB) Bill Wyman (Rol Ste) MIKE TINNIS, Music Director. NYRO's "Money "Mama" STARCASTLE's "Forces" "Seasons" Playing BAND, EW6F, endTOM SCOTTaingles.

HUI Loggins & Messina (Col) Laura Nyro (Col)

Starcasde (Epic) Phoebe Snow (Col) Kennt Rankin (Little David) Queen IElektral

WKDA FM/NASHVILLE ADDED Allan Clarke (Asylum) Pablo Cruise (A &M) Johnny Winter (Blue Sky) Al Di Meola (Col) Gene Cotton (ABC) Dr. Feelgood (Col)

HOT Outlaws (RCA) Bob Dylan (Col) Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA) Carole King (Ode) Fleetwood Mac (WO) Devid Bowie (RCA) Jimmy Buffet (ABC) Peter Frampton (A &M) Emmylou Harris (Reprise) Bad Co (Swan Song)

JACK CRAWFORD. Program Director. OUTLAWS' "Texas" "Woman" DYLAN's "Sara "Diamond" LYNYRD's "Blues" tide "Mother's Son" KING's "Love Real" "High" "Work Out" MAC's "Warm" "Rhianon' "Afraid" "Say You" BOWIE's "TVC" "Wild" BUFFETT's title. FRAMPTON's "Happening" "Show Me" EMMY'. "Here" "Vegas" "Sin- gle" BAD's "Blood ""Simple 'Honey" title "Silver"

t.

KTFM /SAN ANTONIO ADDED

Michael Franks (Reprise) Barclay J Hastest IPolydorl

1 HOT Peter Frampton (A &M)

- Ted Nagent (Epic) Queen IElektral Bd Co (Swan Song) Fleetwood Mac (WB) Jimmy Buffett (ABC/ Gary Wright (WB) EW &F (Coll

TRIGGER BLACK, Program Director. FRANKS' "Eggplant" "Monkey" HARVEST's 'Titles"

RBRIFriday, March 12,1976

The Hottest:

BAD COMPANY Run With The Pack (Swan Song)

PETER FRAMPTON Comes Alive (ABM)

BOB DYLAN Desire (Col)

PHOEBE SNOW Second Childhood(Col)

LYNYRDSKYNYRD Gimme Back My Bullets(MCA)

WEBN FM:-CINCINNATI ADDED Michael Franks (Reprise) John Mayall (ABC) Boz Soagy (Col) Flora Purim (Milestone) Jean L Ponty (Ad) Paco De Lucia (Island/

HOT Peter Frampton (A &M) Gary Wright (WB/

Bob Dylan (Col) Queen (Elektra) Fleetwood Mac IWB)

PPL (RCA) Bad Co (Swan Song)

DENTON. Program Director. Playing various cuts. Playing BELLAMY BROTHERS, ROXY MUSIC. and CAROLE KING singles.

WAIV/JACKSONVILLE ADDED Howard Werth (Rocket) L A Express (Caribou) Sutherland Bros (Col) Kingfish (Round)

Jukka Tolonen (Janus) Marley & Wailers ((sland)

HOT Lynyrd Skynyrd(MCA) Bad Co (Swan Song) Gary Wright (WB) David Bowie (RCA( Elvin Bishop (Capricorn) Janis Ian (Col) Buckingham Nicks IPolydorl Johnny Winter (Blue Sky)

BILL BARTLETT, Program Director: Playing various cuts. Playing KISS single.

WORJ FM/ORLANDO ADDED Maria Muldaur (WE) Starcastle (Epic) Kingfish (Round) Johnny Winter (Blue Sky) Bros Johnson (A&M) Pablo Cruise (A &M) Sutherland Bros (Col) Roy Harper (Chrysalis) Breaker Bros (Arista) Gallagher& Lyle (A &M)

HOT Peter Frampton (A &M)

Bad Co (Swan Song/ Bob Dylan (Col) Laura Nyro (Col)

Sweet (Capitol) Henry Gross (Lifesong) Jimmy Buffett (ABC) Outlaws (RCA) Cate Bros (Asylum) Bebop Deluxe (Harvest) Phoebe Snow (Col) David Bowie1RCA)

MIKE LYONS. Music Director: STARCASTLE's "Lady Lake" KINGFISH's "Hypnotize' JOHNSON's "Funk Out" SUTHER- LAND's "Mary" 'Train' BRECKER's "Nita Flite' GROSS' "Moonshine ".:Mama" "Shannon' OUTLAWS' "Woman" !'Paul" ""Hero' BEBOP's "Ships" "Sky" BOWIE's "Stay"

WCOZ FM/BOSTON ADDED Kingfish (Round) Flora Purim (Milestone)

Poco (Epic) Al Green (Hi) Elliot Murphy (RCA( Boz Scaggs (Co!) Carol Tjder

HOT Queen (Elektra) Fleetwood Mac (WB) David Bowie (RCA) Paul Simon (Col) Melissa Manchester (Arista) Phoebe Snow (Col) Bob Dylan (Col/ Bad Co (Swan Song) ELO (UA) Henry Gross (Lifesong) Loggins & Messina (Col) Elvin Bishop (Capricorn) Rufus (ABC) Laura Nyro (Col) (Oct (Mercl

KEN SHELTON. Music Director Playing entire Lps.Playing J. GEILS, LOUDEN WAINWRIGHT, OSIBISA. and JOHN MILES (both) singles.

WDVE FM/PITTSBURGH ADDED Michael Franks (Reprise) Melissa Manchester (Arista) Jimmy Buffett (ABC)

HOT Fleetwood Mac IWB) ELO (UAI Peter Frampton (A &M) Gary Wright (WBI Row Gallagher (Chrysalis)

JIM ROACH. Program Director. BUFFETT's "Head Hurts" MAC's "Rhianon' "Warm" ELO's "Fire" "Niterider" W RIGHT's "Blind" "Love Alive"

KOME FM/SAN JOSE ADDED Pablo Cruise (A&M) Genesis (Ad) Wishbone Ash (Ad) Charles Earland (Mere)

- HOT Phoebe Snow (Col) Bob Dylan (Col) Kingfish (Round) Boz Scagy (Col) Bad Co (Swan Song) Jerry Garda (Round) David Bowie (RCA) Laura Nyro (Coll Elvin Bishop (Capricorn) Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA) Loggins & Messina (Col) Janis Ian (Col)

DANA JANG, Music Director. CRUISE's "Zero" "Believe" "Crystal" "Mend" GENESIS' "Robbery" "Squonk" title. Playing JOHN MILES single.

WQXI FM/ATLANTA ADDED KGB (MCA) Bet Scaggs (Cd) Outaws (RCA)

HOT Peter Frampton (A&M) Bad Co (Swan Song) Henry Gross (Lifesong) Jimmy Buffett (ABC( Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA) Elvin Bishop (Capricorn) Phoebe Snow (Col) Bob Dylan (Col) Dard Bowie (RCA) PPL (RCA) Gory Wright (WB) -

JEFF MCCARTNEY, Music Director. FRAMPTON's "Feel" "Show Me" BAD's "Silver" BISHOP'S "Fooled" title. SNOW's "Third Time" Playing KISS, CATE BROS., FLEET- WOOD MAC, STYX. BELLAMY BROTHERS. and BARCLAY J HARVEST singles.

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The New THIN LIZZY

Album Is Here!

Featuring The Exciting G uitar/ Vocalist

PHIL LYNOTT

New On The Follo wing Stations:

(Fil //n Your Call Letters)

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M1O5/CLEVELAND ADDED Laura Nyro (Col) Earl Slick (Capitol)

HOT Queen IElektral Bob Dylan (Cal Peter Frampton (A &M) Kits (Casablanca) Phoebe Snow (Col) Bad Co (Swan Song) ELO TUAI Carole King (Ode) Sweet (Capitol) Styx (A&M) Joni Mitchell (Asylum)

ERIC STEVENS. Program Director. SLICK'S "Bright Light" "Heaven" QUEEN's "Friend" "Rhapsody" PHOEBE's "2 Fist. ed" "All Over" KING's "Only Love" "Know You SWEET's "Action" "Eyes"

WXRT FM CHICAGO ADDED Wishbone Ash IAtl) Steve Gibbons (MCA) Hoyt Anon (A&M)

John Hartford (Fly FI Rose Hip String (FIyF)

Jean L Panty (Ail) Van Der Graaf (Mere) R & L Thompson (Island)

Steve Young (Mtn Railroad)

HOT Laura Nyro (Coll Queen IElektral ELO TUAI Fogaht (Betvlel Bad Co (Swan Song) Bob Dylan (Col) Kansas (Kirshner) Chick Corea (Polydorl Ted Nugent (Epic) Phoebe Snow (Coll Journey (Col)

JOHN PLATT: Playing various cuts.

WMMR PHILADELPHIA ADDED Genesis (AO) Bill Wyman (Rol Stn) Starcastle (Epic) Poco (Epic)

Wishbone Ash IAtl) Box Scaggs (Col)

Willie Nelson (Coll Buddy Miles (Casablanca)

HOT Chartbusten (Beserkely) Greg Kihn (Beserkely) Kingfish (Round( Thirl World (Island) Flora Purim (Milestone) Roy Harper (Chrysalis) Chick Corea ( Polydor) Laura Nyro (Col)

PAUL FU MR, Music Director: Playing various cuts.

WHCN FM/HARTFORD ADDED Nannette Workman (Big Tree) Leonard Cohen (Cal Pousette Dart (Capitol) Luther Allison (Gordy) Tom Pacheco (RCA) Albert King (Utopia) Willie Nelson (Col) Genesis (Atli Bill Wyman (Rol Stn) Pablo Cruise (A &M) Buddy Miles (Casablanca) Flora Purim (Milestone) Maria Muldaur (WB) Stairsteps iDrk Hrsel

HOT Bros Johnson (A&M) Phoebe Snow (Ca) Laura Nyro (Col) Kingfish (Round)

Jerry Garcia (Round) Emmylou Harris (Reprise)

Chick Corea (Pdydor) Tony Williams (Col)

PPL (RCA) Rampelleolling (Col) Brian Auger (RCA) Al Di Meola (Col) Marley & Wailers (Island)

Jukka Tolonen (Janus) Good Rau (Ratcity) Sutherland Bros (Col) PAUL PAYTOPs. Music Director: Playing entire Lps.

WZZQ-FM/JACKSON ADDED Bros Johnson (A&M) Boz Scaggs (Col) Poco (Epic) Flora Purim (Milestone) Sutherland Bros (Col)

HOT Peter Frampton (A &M) Queen IElektral Elvin Bishop (Capricorn) Henry Gross (Lifesong) David Bowie (RCA) Jimmy Buffett (ABC) Bad Co (Swan Song) Phoebe Snow (Col) 10cc (Mere) Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA)

KEITH CARTER, Music Director JOHNSON'S "Be Good" "Thunder" "Funk" GROSS' "Shannon" "Juke Bon" BUFF. ETT's "Hotel" title. BAD's "Live For Music' "Blood" "Sil- ver" PHOEBE'S "2 Fisted" "Disposition" CC's "Art" "Man- dy " LYNYRD's "Bad Men" "Double Trouble' title "Blues"

WQDR-FM/RALEIGH ADDED Robin Trower (Chrysalis) Kingfish (Round) Maria Muldaur (W8) Bot Scaggs. (Col) Laura Nyro (Col) Bros Johnson (A&M)

HOT Peter Frampton (A &M) Bob Dylan (Col) Emmylou Harris (Remise) Carole King (Ode) Joan Baez (A &M) Elvin Bishop (Capricorn) Bad Co (Swan Song) Loggins & Messina (Col) Paul Simon (Co) Phoebe Snow (Cd) EW &F (Co)

Queen IElektral Jerry Garcia (Round) Chick Corea )Pdydor)

BILL HARD, Music Director: TROWER's "Stand It" "Love' "Sympathy" KINGFISH's Hypnotize' MULDAUR's "Bird" "Sad Eyes" PHOEBE's "Cash" "2 Fisted"

KMYR- ALBUQUERQUE ADDED Hoyt Axton (A&M) Maria Muldaur (WB) Pablo Cruise (A&M) Willie Nelson (Col) Poco (Epic) Flora Purim (Milestone)

HOT Laura Nyro (Col) Bad Co (Swan Song) Bob Dyaln (Col) Emmylou Harris (Reprise)

Who (MCA) Kingfish (Round) Boa Scaggs )Col) KGB (MCA) Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA) Peter Frampton (A &M) ElrinBiahop ICapricornl

JEFF POLLACK, Music Director Playing various cuts.

KIEW FM/DALLAS ADDED Pablo Cruise (A &M) Steve Gibbons (MCA) Bros Johnson (A&M) Bill Wyman (Rol Stn( Buddy Mlles ICatablancal Wishbone Ash (Ad) Willie Nelson (Coll

HOT Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA)

Bad Co (Swan Song) Bob Dylan (Col) Peter F rampton(A&M) Loggins & Messina (Col)

MARK CHRISTOPHER. Music Director Playing various cuts.

KLOS FM/LOS ANGELES ADDED HOT Ted Nugent(Epic) Peter Frampton (A&M) Chris Squire (AO) Bob Dylan (Col) Cate Bros (Asylum) Fleetwood Mee (WB) Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA) Jethro Tull (Chrysalis) Box Suggs (Col) Gary Wright MB) Loggins & Messina (Coll Paul Simon (Col) DABAR HOORELBEKE, Music Director: NUGENT's "Baby" LYNYRD's "Trouble" BOZ's "Lido" "All Alone" FRAMPTON's "Shine Ors" Playing BELLAMY BROTHERS. HALL & OATES, and ELO singles.

WYDD FM/PITTSBURGH ADDED Genesis (Atli Mariah (UA) Kingfish (Round) Stu Daye (Col) Bill Wyman (Rol Stn) Snafu (Capitol) Vangellis (RCA) Robin Trower (Chrysalis) Randy Edelman (20th)

Cold Blood (ABC) Bou Scaggs (Col)

HOT Elvin Bishop (Capricorn) Bob Dylan (Col) EWF (Col) ELO (UA) Fleetwood Mac (W8) Peter Frampton (A &M) Michael Franks (Reprise) Rory Gallagher (Chrysalis) Journey (Col) L A Express (Caribou)

Outlaws (RCA) Roxy Music (Ad) Gino Vanelli IA&MI Starcastle (Epic)

STEVE DOWNES, Program Director. GENESIS' "Volcano" title. MARIAH's "Born-Reunion" KINGFISH's "Hypnotize DAYES' "Rose" "Head" WYMAN's "Happy 'Peanut" SNA. FU's "Turn' "Tan" EDELMAN's "Uptown" "Sailors" BLOOD's "Here" "Get Off" BOZ's "Can I Say "Girl To Do ""Low- down'

TRIAD- WXFM/CHICAGO ADDED Boz Suggs (Col) Nanette Workman Bill Wyman (Rol Stn) Wishbone Ash (At) Jean L Ponty (Atli Vangellis (RCA/ Breche, Bros (Arista) L A Express (Caribou) Kingfish (Round)

HOT Peter Frampton (A &M) Flora Purim (Milestone) Starcestle (Epic) Mahavishnu (Col) Lee /Brown (Blue Note) Bob Dylan (Col) Chick Corea (Pdydor) David Sancionas (Epic) Al Di Meola (Coll Bad Co (Swan Song) Chris Squire (All) Genesis (Ad) IOC. (Marc) Laura Nyro (Col)

SAUL SMAIZYS. Program Director: Playing entire Lps.

KSMB FM/LAFAYETTE ADDED Boz Suggs (Col)

Dirk Hamilton (ABC) Flora Purim (Milestone) Pavlov's Dog (Col) Larry Grow (WB) Eno (Island) Spiderman (Lifesong) Poco (Epic) Hickory Wind (Fly F)

James Talley (Capitol) David Byron (Mere) Hugh Masakela (Casablanca)

HOT Henry Gross (Lifesong) Peter Frampton (A &M) Phoebe Snow (Coll Tropea (Marlin) Elvin Bishop (Capricorn) Loggins& Meninx (Col) Bad Co (Swan Song) Cate Bros (Asylum) Michel Polnareff (Atli Jim Capaldi (Island) Bros Johnson (A&MI Jimmy Buffett (ABC) Carole King (Ode) Barclay J Harvest ( Polydor) Outlaws (RCA) David Bowie (RCA)

RAY SUTLEY, Music Director: Playing various cub. Playing MCKENDREE SPRING, BARCLAY J HARVEST. ELO, and ELVIN BISHOP singles.

WNOR FM / NORFOLK ADDED Emmylou Harris (Rerpise) KGB (MCA) Kayak (Janus)

Golden Earring (MCA) Laura Nyro (Coll

HOT Bob Dylan (Col) Gary Wright (WB) EW &F (Col) Peter Frampton (AMA) David Bowie (RCA) Bad Ca (Swan Song)

BRUCE GARROWAY, Program Director DYLAN's "Sara" "Isis" "Mozambique" "Hurricane" WRIGHT's "Judge "Love You "" Blind" EW &F's "Sunshine" "Reasons" FRAMPTON's "Show Me "Sun" -All I Want" BOWIE's "Stay" "Golden" BAD's "Honey "'Silver"

WJKL FM/ ELGIN ADDED John Hutford (Fly F) Genesis (Atli Szobel (Arista) Flora Purim (Milestone)

Johnny Winter (Blue Sky) Jean L Poesy (AO)

HOT Jimmy Buffett (ABC) Paul Butterfield (Brute) Peter Frampton (A&M) Laura Nyro (Coll Phoebe Snow (Col) Golden Earring (MCA )

Journey (Col) Janis Ian (Col) Cold Blood (ABC) Bad Co (Swan Song) Mariah (UA) Doldinger Jubilee (Ail)

TOM MARKER, Music Director: Playing various cuts.

WWCK FM/FLINT ADDED Third World (Island) Bros Johnson (A&M) Kingfish (Round) Eno (Island) Bon Scaggs (Col)

HOT Janis Ian (Coll Elvin Bishop (Capricorn) Loggins & Messina (Col) Sweet (Capitol) Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA) Angel (Casablanca) Bad Co (Swan Song) Queen IElektral Gary Wright (WB) Grand Funk (Capitol) Bob Dylan (Col)

CHRIS MCCABE, Program Director. IAN'S "Wrong" "Good Bye" BISHOP's title "Fooled" L &M's "Peacemaker 'West - in" SWEET's "Action" "Rain" LYNYRD's "Trouble" title. ANGEL's "R &Rollers"'Tower" BAO's title. "Sister" QUEEN's "Rhapsody "Death" WRIGHT's "Blind" title. FUNK's "Dy' ing" "Dues" DYLAN's "Diamond" "Mozambique" Playing CAT STEVENS, ELTON JOHN (Bullet), FLEETWOOD MAC, ERIC CARMEN, ELO, and FOGHAT singles.

WNEW FM /NEW YORK ADDED Genesis (Atl) Bill Wyman (Rol Stnl Wishbone Ash (Ail) Jean L Ponty (AO) Alan White (Atl'imp) Good Rats (Ratcity) Robin Trower (Chrysalis) Leonard Cohen (Col) Elliot Murphy (RCA) Dirk Hamilton (ABC) Flora Purim (Milestone) Pablo Cruise (A&M) Hoyt Axton (A&M) Steve Gibbons (MCA)

HOT Laura Nyro (Col) Allan Clarke (Asylum) Phoebe Snow (Col) Lou Reed (RCA) Kingfish (Round) Poco (Epic) Bruce Springsteen (Col) David Bowie (RCA)

DENNIS ELSAS. Music Director: Playing entire Lps. Playing J. GEILS. and KISS singles.

KFIG-FM/FRESNO ADDED Genesis (AO) Bill Wyman (Rol Stn) Pablo Cruise (A &M) Boz Scaggs (Col) Kingfish (Round) Poco (Epic) Steve Gibbons (MCA)

'HOT Pater Frampton (A&M) lOcc (Mere) Bad Co (Swan Song) Loggins & Messina (Co))

Paul Butterfield)Brsvle) Spiders Mars (Rye) KGB (MCA) David Bowie (RCA) Jerry Garcia (Round) Cold Blood (ABC) Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA(

RAY APPLETON, Program Director. GENESIS' "Volcano" CC's "Lazy" "Mandy" BAD's title "Blood" BUTTERFIELD's "Don't Wanne Go" "Day To Day" SPIDERS' "Stranger" "White Man" KGB's "Sailor" "Love You"

WERC FM/BIRMINGHAM ADDED Sutherland Bros (Col) Journey (Col) Bill Wyman (Rol Stnl

HOT Band (Capitol)

iss & Messina (Col) ester Frampton (A&MI

Mara Ml

Bad Co (Swan Song) Emmylou Harris (Remise)

MIKE ST. JOHN. Music Director. SUTHERLAND's "Mary" WYMAN', "Soul" "Chance " "Quarter 3" BAND's " Ophelia ,

L &M's "Princess" CC's "Mandy" "Hang Up" EMMY's "Sin. gle" Playing KISS single.

KRST/ALBUQUERQUE ADDED Kingfish (Round) Paul Butterfield (Brsvle) Pretty Things (Swan Song) Henry Gross ILifesong) Jimmy Buffett (ABC) Backer Bros (Arista) Ted Nugent (Epic) Bill Wyman (Rol Stn) Maria Muldaur (WBI String Driven (20th) Roy Harper (Chrysalis) Speedy Keen (Island)

HOT Carole King (Ode) Peter Frampton (A&M) Emmylou Harris (Reari,el Bob Dylan (Col) Band (Capitol) Kinks (RCA) Queen (Elektra)

Stareastle (Epic) Janis Ian (Col) David Bowie (RCA) Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA) Loggins & Messina (Col/ 10ec IMercl.

BILL STAMBAUGH. Program Director. STARCASTLE's "La- dy Lake" "Seasons" "Sunfield" "Forces" IAN'S "Dance" "Tied" BOWIE'S "Golden Stay" "Wild" LYNYRD's "Trou' blé' "Searchin" LbM's "LadylLove" "Peacemaker" CC's "Art" "Mandy" "Lazy.

WQFM/MILWAUKEE ADDED Poco (Epic) Maria Muldaur (W8) Boa Scaggs (Col) Kingfish (Round) Vangellis (RCA) Brian Auger (RCA) Roy Harper (Chrysalis) Jukka Tolonen (Janus) Leonard Cohen (Col) Bill Wyman (Rol Stn)

HOT Laura Nyro (Col) KGB (MCA) Stancaste (Epic) Queen IElektral Fleetwood Mac (WB) Paul Simon (Col) Bebop Deluxe (Harvest) Lou Reed (RCA) L A Express (Caribou) Bad Co (Swan Song) Melissa Manchester (Arista) Bene Midler (AO) Styx IA &MI Supertramp (A&M) Bob Dylan (Col)

BOBBIN BEAM. Music Director: NYRO's "Cat' "Sexy" KGB's "Sailor" STARCASTLE's "Seasons" "Lady" QUEEN's "May "'Friend" REED's"Crazy" EXPRESS' "Shrug" "Suave. mente" BAD's "Silver" "Do Right" MELISSA's "Happy" "Rescue" BETTE's "Buckets" DYLAN's "Isis" "Sara'

KMOD FM / TULSA ADDED Bros Johnson (A&M) David Byron (Marc) Starcaule (Epic) Poco (Epic)

Snafu (Capitol) Parlor's Dog (Col) Bon Scaggs (Col) James Rutledge (Capitol) Sty Daye (Col) Kingfish (Round) Elastic (Anchor)

HOT Journey (Col) Carole King (Ode) ELO (UA) Gino Vannelli IA&MI Bad Co (Swan Song) Pretty Things (Swan Song) Phoebe Snow (Cd) Janis Ian (Col) Cat Stevens (A&M) (Oro (Mere) Loggins & Messina (Cell Peter Frampton (A &M)

JIM RICHARDS, Music Director: Playing various cuts.

WKLH/MONTGOMERY ADDED Steve Gibbons (MCA) Genesis (Ail) Wishbone Ash (An) Kingfish (Round) Bill Wyman (Rol Stn)

HOT Attitudes (Drk Hrse) Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA)

Jimmy Buffett (ABC) Elvin Bishop (Capricorn) Aerosmith (Col) Loggins & Messina (Col) Earthquake (Beserkley) Henry Gross (Lifesongl Phoebe Snow (Ca)

Jim Capaldi (Island) Robert Palmer (Island/

JEFF TILDEPÍ, Program Director: Playing various cuts.

K1O0 FM LOS ANGELES ADDED 10ec (Mere) KGB (MCA)

HOT Peter Frampton (A &M) Bad Co (Swan Song) Sweet (Capitol) Queen IElektral

DENISE GORMAN, Music Director. FRAMPTON's "Shine On" "Flash" "Feel" BAD's "Live For Music" "Do Right" SWEET's "Action'

KBPI FM/DENVER ADDED Flora Purim (Milestone)

Michael Franks (Reprise) Bon Scaggs (Col) Kingfish (Round)

Santana (Colimp)

HOT Peter Frampton (A&M) Fleetwood Mac (WB) Bad Co (Swan Song) Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA) Phoebe Snow (Col) Al Di Meola (Col) Elvin Bishop (Capricorn)

JEAN VALDEZ: Playing various cuts.

WNOE /NEW ORLEANS ADDED Sutherland Bros (Coll Wet Willie (Capricorn)

HOT Peter Frampton (A&M) Bob Dyaln (Coll Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA) Bad Co (Swan Song) Elan Bishop (Capricorn)

BRIAN NICHOLS Music Director: FRAMPTON's "Feel" "Show Me" "Bab. I Love" DYLAN's "Isis" "Coffee' LYNYRD's "Searchin title. BAD's "Silver" BISHOP's "Fooled Around"

WAAL%BINGHAMTON ADDED Phoebe Snow (Col)

Jukka Tolonen (Janus) KGB (MCA) Laura Nyro (Col)

HOT Bad Co (Swan Song) Sweet (Capitol) Peter Frampton (A &M) Melissa Manchester (Arista) Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA) IOcc (Mere) Queen IElektral Gary Wright (WBI Carole King (Ode) Pilot (Capitol) Loggins & Messina (Coll

Joan Baez (A&M) Henry Gross (Lifesong) Bob Dylan (Col)

STEVE BECKER, Music Director. SNOW'S "2 Fisted" "Ois' position" "All Over TOLONEN's "tights" KGB's "Sailor' "Hard Night" NYRO's "Mama" "Money' "Cat" Playing CATE BROS., CROSBY /NASH, JOHN MILES (both) and MICHEL POLNAREFFSingles.

WBUF FM/ BUFFALO ADDED Maria Muldaur (WB) Boa Scaggs (Col) Wishbone Ash IAtl) Hoyt Anton (A&M) Jean L Ponty (Ail) Pablo Cruise (A &M) Bill Wyman (Rol Stnl

HOT Genesis (Atli IOcc (Mere) Santana (Coldmo) Kingfish (Round) Phoebe Snow (Col ) Journey (Col) Peter Frampton (A&M) Jerry Garcia (Round) Laura Nyro (Col) David Bowie (RCA) Elliot Murphy (RCA( Bebop Deluxe (Harvest)

ERIC TRAVERS. Music Director: Playing entire Lps.

KDKB FM/PHOENIX ADDED Boa Scaggs (Col) Heart (Mushroom) Genesis IAHT Flora Purim (Milestone) Hoyt Axton (A &M) Tompall Glaser (MGM(

Willie Nelson (Col) David Allan Coe (Col) Pablo Cruise (A &M) Laura Nyro (Coll Autumn People (Soundtrekl David Bowie (RCA)

LINDA THOMPSON. Music Director: Playing various cuts. Playing J. GEILS single.

HOT KGB (MCA) Outlaws (RCA)

Chris De Burgh (A&M) AI Di Meola (Col) Peter Frampton (A &M) Bad Co (Swan Song) Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA( Starustle (Epic)

OK 102/SEATTLE ADDED Bill Wyman (Rol Stai Aztec 2 Step (RCA) Murray Head IA &MI Dr. Feelgood ((Col) Ssarcastle (Epic) Speedy Keen Orland/ Gallagher & Lyle (A &M) Al Di Meola (Col) Chris Squire (AO)

HOT Fleetwood Mac MB) Bob Dylan (Col) Phoebe Snow (Co) Heart (Mushrooml Ted Nugnet (Epic) Peter Frampton (A&M) IOcc (Mere) Outlaws (RCA) Janis Ian (Col) Foghht IBrsvle) Sweet (Capitol) Sammy Hagar (Capitol) Laura Nyro (Col)

NORM GREGORY, Program Director: WYMAN's "Peanut Butter. "Quarter 3" "BO Sec" HEART's "Magic Man' "Crazy" FRAMPTON's "Feel " CC's "Rule" "Art'. "Mandy'

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rack up huge sales and fin- ally bounced back onto the chart. OUTLAWS (RCA) de- buted. WISHBONE ASH and PABLO CRUISE debuted. BEBOP DELUXE has been on a slow but steady resurgence and just missed bouncing back onto the "chart this week. ROY HARPER almost made the chart.

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NEW &ACTIVE EMMYLOU HARRIS

Together Again (Reprise) Top chart gainer and top requested in many key markets. Just added at KPOK, KRAK, WAME, WGEE, KHEY, KWMT, WWVA, WBAP, KBOX, WHOO (pick), KJJJ, WSLR. Chart movements: 26 -18 KLAK, 31 -20 KCKC, 31 -19 WPOC, 27 -16 KBUL, debut 32 KERE, 30 -20 WMC, 36 -25 KAYO, 36 -30 KSON, debut 30 KENR, 31 -22 WINN, debut30 KRMD.

CHARLEY PRIDE My Eyes Can Only See (RCA)

Instant phone action. Second week a top added record. Some stations include: KCUB, KTUF, WBAP, KLLL, WJJD, KBUL, KLAK, WUNI, KJJJ, WHOO, KGA, KSOP, KXRB, KERE, WGEE, KNEW, KSON, WINN, KRMD, KBOX, WHK.

MEL TILLIS Mental Revenge (MGM)

A "Most Added" first week out Stations include: KIKK, WIL, WWOK, KXRB, WGEE, KGA, WNYN, KHAK, KCKN, WISZ, WJQS, KSOP, KJJJ, WESC, KTUF, WBAP, KSO, KRMD, WUNI, KENR, KBUL, WXOR, KFOX.

RONNIE MILSAP What Goes On When The Sun...(RCA)

Off to a very strong start with key station additions which include: KENR, KFOX, KIKK, WIL, KTUF, WPLO, WHK, WBAP, WMC, KERE, WPOC, WGEE, KCKC, WJJD, KNEW, WHOO, WESC, KBOX, WAME, KRAK, KCKN and more.

OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN "Come On Over" (MCA) Good early phone request action. New stations adds: KLAK, WSUN, KAHU, KHAK, KRAK, KPOK, WJJD, KBFW, KLAC, WWVA, WHN, WGEE, KBOX, WUNI. CHARLIE ROSS "Without Your Love" (Big Tree) Just added at WBAP, WPOC, KGA, WMC, KRZY, KAYO. Some chart movements include: 16 -8 WINN, 50 -25 WONE, 15 -2 WHN, 27 -17 WWOK, 20 -16 WJJD, debut28 WAME, 32 -22 KCKC. JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ "I Couldn't Be Me Without You' (Mercury) Station adds KAYO, WAME, WWVA, KUZZ. Chart ed: debut 29 WJJD, 34 -20 WPOC, 20 -12 WMC, 30 -25 KCKC, 32 -19 KRMD, 34 -26 KENR, 28 -22 KBUL. Some good request- ing reported. BILLIE JO SPEARS "What I've Got In Mind" (UA) New station adds WBAP, WPLO, WWOK, KAYO, KFOX. Early charts: 32 -26 KBOX, 30 -21 KBUL, debut 24 KNEW, debut 21 WWOK, 49 -30 WONE. DOLLY PARTON "Hey Lucky Lady" (RCA) The latest station additions include WIL, WBAP, WNYN, WAME, KRZY, WWVA KERE. Charted: debut 28 WPOC, debut 24 KCKN, debut 30 KPOK. RED STEAGALL "Lone Star Beer And Bob Wills Music" (ABC /Dot) Stations adds WPLO, KWMT, WNYN, KRZY, KHEY, WSLR, KBFW, WBAP, KUZZ. Early chart 39 -18 KENR. MICKEY GILLEY "Don't The Girls All Get Prettier At Closing Time" (Playboy) Charts: 31 -25 KHAK, 27 -22 WONE, 23 -14 KENR. Station adds include KUZZ, KLAC, WPLO, WJJD, KBUL. GEORGE JONES "The Battle" (Epic) Station adds include KCKN, WWJO. Movements 39 -27 WSUN, 20 -15 KHAK, 20 -14 WSLR, 29 -18 WONE, 18-13 KBOX, 34 -27 KSO. BELLAMY BROTHERS "Let Your Love Flow" (WB) New stations KENR, WHK, KPOK, KRAK, KMPS. Movements: 18 -11 KCKC, 29 -23 KBOX. 30-23 WUNI. MAC DAVIS "Forever Lovers" (Columbia) Station adds WIL, KBOX, WPLO, KUZZ, KHAK, KXRB, WWOK. DR. HOOK "Only Sixteen" (Capitol) Station adds WHOO WESC, WISZ, WNYN, WHK. Charted 27 -17 KBOX, 25 -18 WUNI.

OfH1:RS GI.TIIN(; SIGNIFICANT [ION:

BOBBY BARE "The Winner" (RCA) New station adds KIKK, KKYX, WPOC, WGEE. KHAK. Charts: debut33 KCKC. ED BRUCE "The Littlest Cowboy Rides Again " (UA) Added KCKN, KTUF, KKYX, WWOK, KERE(pick). BOBBY BORCHERS "Someones With Your Wife Tonight Mister" (Playboy) Added KPOK, KWMT, WNYN, KTUF. BRIAN COLLINS "To Show You That I Love You" (ABC /Dot) Added WNYN, KUZZ, KENR, WXOR.

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5 5 0 DON WILLIAMS /Till The Rivers All Run Dry (ABC/Dot)

2 2 0 WAYLON8WILLIE /Good Hearted Woman (RCA)

4 3 3 MERLE HAGGARDIRoots Of My Raising and Back In '51 (Capitol)

3 4 4 TOM T.HALL/Faster Horses (Mercury)

1 1 5 WILLIE NELSONIRemember Me(Columbia)

7 6 6 LARRYGATLIN /Broken Lady (Monument)

14 7 7 ROY CLARK/If I Had To Do It All Over Again(ABC/Dot)

21 10 0 FREDDYFENDER /You'll Lose A Good Thing (ABC/Dot)

17 11 9 FREDDIE HART/You Are The Song (Capitol)

10 8 10 BARBARA MANDRELL/Standing Room Only (ABC/Dot)

24 17 0 DICKEY LEE /Angels, Roses b Rain (RCA)

16 15 12 JESSI COLTER/It's Morning (Capitol)

9 13 13 T.G. SHEPPARD /Motels b Memories (Melodyland)

26 18 © EDDIERABBITT /Drinking My Baby (Elektra)

8 14 15 MOE BANDY /Hank Williams, You Wrote My Life(Mercury)

32 21 0 CONNIE SMITH/Till I Kissed You (Columbia)

34 0 TAMMYWYNE1TE/TiI I Can Make tOn My Own (Epic)

6 9 18 TANYA TUCKERIDon't Believe My Heart(MCA)

30 22 19 LITTLE DAVID WILKINS /The Good Night Special (MCA)

11 12 20 LINDA RONSTADT & EMMYLOU HARRISITracksOf My Tears /Gift(Asylum)

27 23 21 RAY GRIFFIIfI Let Her Come ln (Capitol)

38 © CHARLIE ROSS /Without Your Love (Mr. Jordan)(Big Tree)

35 30 0 SONNY JAMES/Back lnThe Saddle/Prisoner Song (Columbia)

19 20 24 CRYSTAL GAYLE/Somebody Loves You (UA)

39 31 © TERRY BRADSHAWII'm So Lonesome I Could Cry (Mercury)

22 25 26 FREDDYFENDER /Wild Side Of Life (GRT)

36 29 27 GEORGE BAKER SELECTIONIPaIOma Blanca )WB)

12 16 28 BILL ANDERSON E MARY LOU TURNER/Sometimes (MCA)

23 24 29 KENNY ROGERS /Love Lifted Me(UAI

40 33 30 SUE RICHARDS/Sweet Senuous Feeling (ABC/Dot)

37 0 GEORGE JONES/The Battle (Epic)

15 19 32 CLEDUSMAGGARDIThe White Knight (Mercury)

36 33 GENE WATSON /You Could Know As Much AboutA Stranger (Capitol)

d(*. 0 MICKEY GILLEY/Don't The Girls All Get Prettier(Playboy)

39 35 ANNE MURRAY/The Call (Capitol)

13 26 36 CONWAYTWITTY /This Time I've Hurt Her (MCA)

mum*. © GARY STEWART/Oh, Sweet Temptation (RCA)

mom.' 0 JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ/I Couldn't Be Me Without You (Mercury)

25 35 39 STATLER BROTHERS/How Great Thou Art (Mercury) NEW

EMMYLOU HARRIS/Together Again (Reprise) ENTRIES

CHARLIE DANIELS BAND "Texas" (Kama Sutra). Added KLAC, WPOC. Charted: 10 -8 KLAK,17 -12 KBOX. JOHN DENVER "Looking For Space" (RCA) Added WISZ, KKYX, WNYN, WHK. JACK GREENE "Birmingham MCA) Added KSOP, KXRB, WJQS, KCKN. ROY HEAD "The Door I Used To Close" (ABC /Dot) Added WMC, KHEY, KAYO, KUZZ. Charted: 31-24 WONE, 32 -26 WSLR. JODY MILLER "Ashes Of Love" (Epic) Added KCKN, KTUF, KENR, KIKK. ANNE MURRAY "The Call" (Capitol) Added KAYO, KHEY. Charted: 32 -26 KERE, 30 -24 WHOK -FM, 39 -27 KJJJ. MICHAEL MURPHEY "Mansion On The Hill" (Capitol) Added KPOK, WBAP KRAK. Charted: 24-18 WHK, 36 -28 KCUB. C.W. McCALL "There Won't Be No Country Music" (Polydorl Added WGEE, KWMT, KBOX, KSO, KRMD. DARRELL McCALL "Pins And Needles" (Columbia) Added KCKN, KIKK, KSO, KRMD, KBUL. WILLIE NELSON "The Letter" (JAI Added WPLO, KCKC, WESC, KSO. NICK NIXON "Rocking In Rosallee's Boat" (Mercury) Added WXOR, WAME, KKYX, WHOO, WESC. Charted: 35-29 KBOX. VERNON OXFORD "Your Wanting Me Is Gone" (RCA) Added KCKN, WGEE, KENR, KIKK. JOHNNY PAYCHECK "The Feminine Touch" (Epic) Added KERE, WPOC, WJQS. WONE. CHUCK PRICE "Cadillac Johnson" (Ptayboy) Added KRAK, KLLL, KKYX. JEANNE PRUETT "Sweet Sorrow" (MCA) Added KXRB, WJQS, KSOP, KCKN. JOHN WESLEY RYLES "Tell It Like It Is" (Music Mill) Added KSON, KHAK, WSLR. Charted: 21 -8 WPOC, 26 -19 WISZ, 24 KENR. JOE STAMPLEY "Sheik Of Chicago" (Epic) Added WXOR, KRAK, KRMD, WUNI, WGEE, WSLR. Charted: debut 28 WMC. KENNY STARR "Tonight I'll Face The Man" (MCA) Added WWOK, WPOC, WONE. NAT STUCKEY "Sun Comin' Up" (MCA) Added WPLO, KAYO, WSLR. Charted: debut23 KRMD, 40- 29WONE, 29 -20 KBUL.

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Most Added

CHARLEY PRIDE My Eyes Can Only(RCA)

MEL TILLIS Mental Revenge(MGM)

RONNIE MILSAP What Goes On (RCA)

OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN Come On Over (MCA) EMMYLOU HARRIS

Together Again (Reprise)

Most Requested

CHARLIE ROSS Without Your Love (Big Tree)

EMMYLOU HARRIS Together Again (Reprise)

EDDIE RABBIT)' Drinking My Baby(Elektra)

CHARLEY PRIDE My Eyes Can Only (RCA)

NAT STUCKEY Sun Comin' Up(MCA)

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Meanwhile back at the column: The Seventh Country Radio Semin- ar is next week. A reminder to all reporting stations: Your music re- ports must be into us no later than next Wednesday, March 17. Thank you in advance for preparing them a bit earlier that week...The final mastering of the 1976 CRS Aircheck album last week was an experience for myself. I spent a couple hours at the (amour Capitol Records Tow- er near Sunset and Vine, here in Hollywood, working with a fine mastering engineer JAY MAY - NARD. I sure learned a bunch about the actual cutting of a record from this fine gentleman. I'd like to thank Jay and Barbara from Capitol Re- cords for helping us put together the album from this end. Also, FRANK MULL, of Mull -Ti -flits Pro- motions, deserves a big round of drinks for his effort in the design of the album jacket. This years LP features fifty different radio sta- tions...A couple of last mintìte re- minders about the CRS: If you are coming to the seminar and have not registered, send in a registra- tion form or a note of your inten- tions to: Country Radio Seminar, P.O. Box 12617, Nashville, Tenn. 37212. At this late date DO NOT SEND MONEY. Bring your check or cash to Nashville with you. Last year some late registrants arrived to find their money had not arrived. The seminar people would like to know for meals. etc, the number of people who intend to be there. Fin- ally,. there will be an engineering session that will require the use of a transistor radio for the presen- tations. Bring one with you. See you in Music City next week.

From the "Let's- Stop- That -Rumor -Right- Now -Department:" No JER- RY BRADLEY, President of RCA, Nashville, is not leaving the com- pany as I heard from many different people last week in Nashville...Stor - er Broadcasting Company will not be selling all of its radio stations. Storer owns not only KGBS AM & FM in Los Angeles, but WHN in New York. So far WHN has be- come their hottest property. (See latest New York ARB). According to Program Director ED SALAMON of WHN: "Storer has no intentions of getting rid of WHN. Some of their propdrties will be up for sale soon, but we are doing so well in New York, I know for a fact they would not dispose of this property. "

CHANGES: JAY ST. JOHN has departed from WVOJ, Jacksonville Florida. He had been taking care of music. JOHN HARMON, Pro-

. gram Director, will handle the job for now...BOB CLAYTON has left KLAK. Denver, to join WWVA, Wheeling West Va. as morning drive jock. Clayton will use the name CHARLIE COOKE...JAY RAMEY, formerly of WORL, Orlando and W K DA, Nashville has joined the mu- sic research team at WHN...CHIP POLK is leaving KLLL, Lubbock. Texas to take on the sales manager position at KKYN in Plainview, Tex- as. JACK McCARTY will take over for Polk at KLLL...New air person- ality at WUBE, Cincinnati is DAVE WHITE from KTRM, Beaumont, Tex as...KSON. San Diego has appoint -

/C'rJntinired On pale 33)

Pictured above at the recent R &R Convention Cocktail Party celebrating Donna Fargo's signing with Warner Brothers Records are (l -r) Jonathan Fricke, General Manager Warner Brothers Records; Carson Schreiber, formerly with (MAC; Donna Fargo; Ellie Dylan, air personality WMAQ, Chicago; Chris Collier, Operations Director KIKK, Houston. Behind Ms. Fargo, Bob Pittman, Operations Director WMAQ; Ed Salamon, WHN, New York.

More than 90,000 persons attended the Fourth Annual KKYX Great Country River Festival in San Antonio recently. This year's event was named as an oficial Bicentennial Event and was covered by the national radio & TV networks, as well as mot of the major news services. As it is every year, the event is free to the public. Among the enter- tainment was LARR.' GATLIN, JOE ALLEN, DOTTSY, EARL CONLEY, JOHNNY BUSH, DOODLE OWENS, RED STEAGALL, PRICE MITCHELL, TOMMY JENNINGS, BRIAN COLLINS, STONEY EDWARDS, BOBBY G.

RICE, BILLY' LARKIN, SHIRLEY JACKSON, DAVID WILLS, ROY HEAD, MOE BANDY and more. At top: Monument recording artist LARRY GATLIN (sitting down on the ¡obi is pictured on stage at the KKYX Great Country River Festival.

Tree International launches a unique outdoor ad campaign this month (March), to be displayed on Sunset Strip in Los Angeles, utilizing the theme: "Call A Nashville Hit Man." Finished artwork of the billboard is unveiled here by Cliff Williamson of the Professional Department, Vice President Don Gant, President Buddy Killen. and Dan Wilson also of the Professional Department, who all plan regular trips to the LA music scene .

COUNTRY ALBUMS BILL ANDERSON E MARY LOU HARRIS (M CA): "Without" DOTTSY (RCA): "There's A Place" FREDDY FENDERIABCIDot): "Via Con Dios" MERLE HAGGARD(Capitol): "Stingeree" and "Cotton Patch Blues" CLEDUS MAGGARD (Mercury): "Kentucky Moonrunner" and"C.B. Lingo" WILLIE NELSON (Columbia): "Lucky Old Sun" and "Healing Hand Of Time" OUTLAWS (RCA): "T For Texas" (Tompal) and "Suspicious Minds" (Way - Ion & Jessi)

EW &ACTIVE (Continued front page 29)

BILLY SWAN "I Just Want To Taste Your Wine" (Monument) Added KNEW. WINN, WNYN. FREDDY WELLER "Ask Any Old Cheater" (Columbia) Added WISZ, KUZZ, KXRB, KBFW, KHAK. MACK WHITE "Let Me Be Your Friend" (Commercial) Added WESC, WONE, KBUL. Charted: 19 -9 WUNI, debut 19 KÇKN.

cIvy ADDS WSL R /Akron Nat Stuckey Emmylou Harris'

Joe Stampley Cebbi Hawkins Red Steagall John Wesley Ryles

WOKO/Albany Mickey Gilley Eddie Rabbit* Randy Barlow Ray Grill Carmol Taylor Billie Jo Spears Charley Pride' Nat Stuckey KRZY /Albuquerque Charlie Ross Emmylou Harris Dolly Parton Red Steagall

WPLO /Adante Nat Stuckey Ronnie Milsap' Mac Davis Willie Nelson IUAI Red Steagall Mickey Gilley Billie Jo Spears KUZZ /Bakersfield Mac Davis Red Steagall Roy Head Gene Watson Mickey Gilley Johnny Rodriguez

WISZ /Baltimore Dr. Hook Freddy Weller

Mel Tillis' John Denver

WPOC /Baltimore Ronnie Milsap' Kenny Starr Charlie Daniels Charlie Ross Johnny Cash Bobby Bare Johnny Paycheck KBFW /Bellingham, Ws.

Freddy Weller Bobby Borchers Billie Jo Spears .John Denver Bellamy Bros.

WNYN /Canton Lynn Anderson Red Steagall John Denver Shad O'Shea Dolly Parton Mel Tillis' Bobby Borchers Dr. Hook Brian Collins KHAK /Cedar Rapids

Bobby Bare Freddy Weller Olivia NewtonJohn- Mel Tillis John Wesley Ryles Mac Davis

WAME /Charlotte,N.C. Emmylou Harris Dolly Parton Ronnie Milsap Johnny Rodriguez Nick Nixon WJJD /Chicago

Terry Bradshaw Olivia Newton -John Mickey Gilley Charley Pride Ronnie M,Isap' WUBE /Cinncinati

No Adds

WHK /Cleveland

Bellamy Bros. John Denver Ronnie Milsap' Dr. Hook Charley Pride' KBOX /Dallas Ronnie Milsap' Carpenters

m E ylou Harris' Mac Davis Oliva Newton -John ,

Charley Pride' C.w. Mc Call Pirlk. Johnny Duncan

WONE /Dayton Arlene Harden Johnny Pyacheck Kenny Starr

Sue Thompson Mac White KERE /Denver

Pick -Ed Bruce Dolly Parton Charley Pride. Ronnie Milsap' Johnny Paycheck

Asterisk () denotes records Most Added this week

KLAK /Denver Charley Pride' Olivia Newton -John Jim Reeves

KSO /Des Moines Brian Collins' Dave Dudley Freddy Weller Darrell Mc Call

.

Willie Nelson IUAI Mel Tillis C. W. Mc Call KHEY /EI Paso Ruby Falls Emmylou Harris' Rebbeta Lynn Roy Head Red Steagall Brenda Lee Anne Murray Dickey Lee Gary Mack

KWMT /Fort Dodge

C.W. Mc Call Charlie Mc Coy Emmylou Harris' Bobby Borchers Johnny Russell Red Steagall

WBAP /Fort Worth Charley Pride' Red Steagall Billie Jo Spears Michael Murphy Charlie Ross Emmylou Harris' Dolly Parton Ronnie Milsap WFRL/Freeport, III. Del Reeves Lindy Lee Roy Drusky Jerry Lee Lewis Gary Stewart Mickey Gilley Dr. Hook John Wesley Ryles WNRJ /Gainssville Red Steagall Hank Thompson Lynn Anderson Kenny Starr Olivia Newton -John' Charley Pride' Bobby Borchers Johnny Rodriguez Billy Jo Royal

WGEE /Green Bey

Emmylou Harris' Mel. Tillis' 0.8. Mc Clinton

- Joe Stampley C.W. Mc Call Ronnie Milsap Vernon Oxford Bobby Bare Charley Pride' Olivia Newton -John Dottie West

WESC /Greenville

Willie NelsonlUAl Mel Tillis Nick Nixon KAHU /Hawaii Brian Collins Larry Groce Aloha Bear Emmylbu Harris' David Houston Olivia Newton -John' Jerry Lee Lewis Michael Murphy Gary S. Paxton Nat Stuckey B.W. Stevenson

KENR /Houston Jody Millet Brian Collins Vernon Oxford Ronnie Milsap' Mel Tillis' Bellamy Bros: Tommy Hammon KIKK /Hrwston Jody Miller Vernon Oxford Darrell Mc Call Ronnie Milsap' Mel Tillis' WJOS /Jaeksen. Miss. Jack Greene Del Reeves Johnny Paycheck Whitey Schaller Johnny Russell Dave Dudley Jeanne Pruett Mel Tills' KCKN / Kanes City Mel Tillis Ed Bruce Jody Miller Johnny Paycheck Jack Greene Vernon Oxford Ronnie Milsap

WHOK -FM /Lancaster Red Steagall Ronnie Milsap' Lynn Anderson Gene Watson Cal Smith Billie Jo Spears KFOX /Long Basch Billie Jo Spears Mel Tillis Ray Price Eddy Raven Ronnie Milsap K LAC /Los Angeles Charlie Daniels Band Gene Watson -

Mickey Gilley Billie Jo Spears Olivia Newton -John'

WINN /Louisville Charley Pride' Billy Swan

KLLL /Lubbock, Tx. Debi Hawkins Chuck Price

WDDD /Marion, Ill. Dave Dudley Sammi Smith Johnny Cash Johnny Russell Danny Davis Donna Fargo Pick- Don_Gibson

WMC /Memphis Ronni Milsap Charlie Ross Roy Head

W WOK /Miami Mel Tillis Kenny Starr Eä Bruce -

Mac Davis

WUNI /Mobile Billy Swan Oliva Newton -John'

Mel Tillis' Charley Pride Joe Stampley KCEY /Modesto Olivia Newton -John' Joe Stampley Pat Boone Gary S. Paxton Don Gibson Johnny Paycheck

WXOR /Muscle Shoals Joe Stampley Mel Tillis' Nick Nixon Hank Thompson Johnny Carver Mac Davis Brian Collins WHN /New York Connie Smith Olivia Newton -John'

KNEW /Oakland -S.F. Ronnie Milsap' Charley Pride' Connie Smith Johnny Cash Billy Swan Terry Bradshaw

11%100/Orlando Emmylou Harris' Ronnie Milsap' Nick Nixon Dick Feller Dr. Hook Tiber Bros. Gary Mack

WOSH /Oshkosh: Wise.

Anne Murray Gene Watson Charlie Daniels Johnny Rodriguez Tammy Wynette Freddy Fender (Doti

WXCL /Peoria, Ill.

Gene Watson Roy Head Mickey Gilley Anne Murray Benda Lee

KJJJ/Phoenix

Mel Tillis Dave Dudley Charley Pride' Emmylou Harris' Kenny Starr Little David Wilkins

KTUF/Phoenix

Bobby Borchers Mel Tillis' Dottie West Jody Miller Charley Pride' Ronnie Milsap' Ed Bruce

KYAL /Plano Tx. Pat Boone Rex Kramer Guy Clark Bobby Bare Joe Stampley Johnny Rodriguez KPOK/Pordand Emmylou Harris' Olivia Newton -John Bellemy Bros. Bobby Borchers Michael Murphy

KRAK/Sacramento Ronnie Milsap' Chuck Price Don Gibson Kenny Starr Charley Pride Semi's Smith Olivia Newton Olivia Newton-John Emmylou Harris Michael Murphy Joe Stampley Bellamy Bros.

WWJO/St. Cloud

George Kent George Jones Ray Griff WIL /St. Louis Ronnie Milsap Dolly Parton Mel Tillis' Mac Davis

WSUN/St. Petersburg

Olivia NewtonJohn KSOP/Selt Lake City Jeanne Pruett Jack Greene Charley Pride.. Mel Tillis Floyd Cramer

KKYX /San Antonio Leona Williams Bobby Bare John Denver Jack Greene Ed Bruce Nick Nixon Jody Miller Johnny Duncan KCKC/San Bernardino

Ronnie Milsap' Johnny Duncan Willie Nelson

KOZNFM/Sen Diego Asleep At The Wheel Ray Price Mac Davis John Wesley Ryles Bobby Borchers Billy Swan Charley Pride' Dolly Parton Narvel Felts

KSON/Sen Diego .

Charley Pride' John Weley Ryles

KAYO /Seattle Roy Head Charlie Ross Anne Murray Nat Stuckey Billie Spears Johnny Rodriguez Carmel Taylor Sarah Johns

KRMD/Shreveport Darrell Mc Call Joe Stampley Charley Pride' Mel Tills C.W. Mc Call Don Gibson

KXRB /Sioux Falb Charley Pride" Freddy Weler Mel Tillis' Jack Greene Jeanne Pruett Maé Davis

KGA /Spokane Charley Pride' Charlie Ross Hank Williams,Jr. Mel Tillis' KCUB/Tucson Charley Pride WWVA /Wheeling Emmylou Harris' Olivia Newton -John' Dolly Parton Del Reeves Col Smith KBUL/Wiehite

Charley Pride' David Houston Mel Tills Darrel Mc Call Mac White

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RECORD SILL BOARD CASHBOX WORLD

DON WILLIAMS "Till The Rivers All Run Dry" (DOA- 17604) 2 3 BARBARA MANDRELL W/ Standing Room Only (DOA.- 17601) (

FREDDY FENDER 5* / /5 7*

'You'll Lose A Good Thing" DOA- 17607)

ROY CLARK If I Had It To Do All Over Again" (DOA- 17605) ¡

SUE RICHARDS /)r I Sweet Sensuous Feelings' (DOA -17600) ¡7 b Z

ROY HEAD ii n- 33 The Door I Use To Close" (DOA -17608) Z? /T iF 3

RED STEAGALL // Lone Star Beer & Bob Willis Music (DOA- 17610) 0* b0# 45ç

DONNA FARGO "You're Not Charlie Brown / // /_ (And I m Not Raggedy Ann) (DOA- 17609) Pi. (p BRIAN COLLINS . 70 V7

/, 72 To Show You That I Love You (LOA- 17613 -

HANK THOMPSON Asphalt Cowboy (DOA -17612) 7 8 9

JOHNNY CARVER Snap. Crackle and Pop' (DOA- 17614) iR "/

G RAY PRICE "That's All She Wrote' (DOA -17616)

EDDY RAVEN q3 I Wanna Live' (DOA -17618)

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FOR YOUR CONVIENENCE, R &R's GRAPHS ARE NOW ALPHABETIZED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT

COUNTRY SINGLES

now entries Circled letters indicate alphabetical order

TERRY BRADSHAW I jn So Lonesome (Mercu

......EN. r.w 1 1: . :r.é..::: i 11M11:1:

1.23

JIM ED BROWN Another Murrain: (RCA o M1_'.i:i NI,.0 iiii:::

1 -16

JOHN DENVER DR. HOOK Looking For Space (RCA) Only Sisirru ((a molt

t 3.6 3 12

LINDA HARGROVE ROY HEAD You're The Teacher (Capitol) Door I Used To Close (Dot)

2.20'

('.W. McCALL Br \t 'Pnlydr,r,

i 3.12

NICK NIXON RrAiqc lu I.11rrrrurrr,

INIMMOOMME

RP" iBlii=

3.12

DEL REEVES I Ain't Got Nobody (UA!

26

CAL SMITH Thunderstorm (MCA)

26

MEL STREET Devil In Your Kisses (GRTI

1-30

DARRELL McCALL Pins & Needles (Columbia)

a3

SHAD O'SHEA Colorado Call (Fraternity)

:1 :IMiiii

AMIN 1211.: M 2 -27

JIM REEVES l Love You (RCA)

213

SAMMI SMITH As Long As There Is (Elek)

II

2-6

NAT STUCKEY Sun Comm' Up (MCA)

..._ AEI w

1.30

REX ALLEN, JR. Me No Sad WB

BOBBY BARE The Winner (RCA)

1.16

a, ED BRUCE l.ildesr (m/nor r CA,

3.12

DAVE DUDLEY Sentimental Journey (UA)

2.20

SONNY JAMES Prisoner Saddle (Columbia

..1..:.. . . N 1 -23

RONNIE MILSAP h%wr t;t. On IRr:I

3.12 \ ERNON OXFORD I .r u'wuir(e Irr r Rl ..1... N 11Mi1:::' p .... . :11111111: ' ........

. 3.6

JOHNNY CASH Strawberry Cake (Columbia)

RANDY BARLOW Johnny Orphan (Gazelle)

BELLAMY BROTHERS Let Your Love Row (WB)

130

BRIAN COLLINS Show That 1 Love (ABC /Dut)

O

130

Ai JOHNNY DUNCAN .Sinturgrr lG Plumbic,

1.1111..' ... 111111.11

312

GEORGE JONES The Battle (Epic)

130

ANNE MURRAY The Call (Capitol)

3.12

JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ I Couldn't Be Mc (Mertvrr

1.23

DOLLY PARTON llev Lucky Lady (RCA

2 -20

CHARLIE ROSS Without Your lerne

2 -20

MICKEY GILLEY Don't The Girls (P/a! bò,y)

213

LA COSTA I Just Got A Feeling (Capitol)

1 -23

MICHAEL MURPHY Marsion On )/ill IF le)

2.27

CHARLIE DANIELS Texas (Karns Sutra)

1 -23

JACK GREENE ltirur/rrclwer !:L'(':1)

3-12

BOBBY BORCHERS Sorneones With Wife (Playboy)

MAC DAVIS /4rrerer Lorrrs I (Wu unbiul

. 3.12

LARRY GROCE Junk Food Junkie (WB)

2 -13

BOB LUMAN Satisfied Mind (Epic)

130

OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN Come On Over (MCA)

2-13

JOHNNY PAYCHECK The Feminine Toner,

Lem

2 -13

JOHNNY RUSSELL Bi Tree) I rra A Tnrker (RCA)

BILLIE JO SPEARS What I've Got In Mind (UA)

2.13

KENNY STARR 171 Face The Man (MCA)

1111111° ........ ii1::::: i

2 -20

JOE STAMPLEY Sheik Of Chicago (Epic)

2 -20

CARMOL TAYLOR Play The Saddest Sung

P/c 26

NEL TILLIS rF.lek) IL1uul «muge OHM) .

r 3 -12

2-27

GENE WATSON A Stews: er (Capitol)

1 -30

CHARLEY PRIDE My Eyes Can See (RCA)

WILLIE NELSON w77r Iftsl LIcr

rr

3.12

JEANNE PRUETT .Su'rrr .Fron rar ! 11(111

3b 3.12

JOHN W. RYLES SHYLO 7i)l lr l.ikr lr G rtl . Ilillr Dog Tired (Columbia)

312 -

RED STEAGALL Lone Star Beer (ABC /Dot)

2-20

FREDDY WELLER Ask Any Old (Columbia)

o

3.6

GARY STEWART Oh, Sweet Temptation

1 -23

MArK WHITE Lel DL By (Commercial)

3 -12

ToAliCounfry Rep orting Stations. Due To The COUNTRY RADIO SEMINAR next week all Country music reports must be in no later than Wednesday, March 17.

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POP /ADULT

SINGLES Ci .d Mn:ndie +n MsbMlirY adw

. CARPENTERS A Kind Of A Hush (A&M)

2 -27

ELO ',Strange Magie (LA)

I I 1 1 1 I I 1 - FRO akpMy art. Add

WCCO, WMAL, WON, KNX B mom .

:Illi== 3-12

RITA CQDLIDGE Star (A &AI

BAY CITY ROLLERS Mater /loner (Arista)

26

BOB CREWE GENERATION .creel Talk (20th Crnnlpr)

BIDDU ORCHESTRA Jump For Jo (Epic) .. .. . =.1::... . ... . / :_.. . 2.13

DANA re You Stil! Ala,' Ari,,!.

2.20

FREDDY FENDER

2-27

LARRY GATLIN rim II Luse A Good Thin ABC) Broken lade (.1luuenn7rt)

empr ...h minim . 2.13

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GAYLORD & HOLIDAY I,), Cirnyaar (Prodigal)

IpP 1 1 413

EMMYLOU HARRIS BARCLAY JAMES HARVEST IANIS IAN JIGSAW Here. Thor I:'renwhere (WA) - Tides (P h- Iorl R -.,li l inn One (h, r (:4 his, l.rnr Pïn l('krheul

+.

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'E 140 2.20

LAUREL & HARDY LETTERMEN Trail Of Lonesome Phu (.Mark) 77w War Yuu Look (Capitol)

111 ::__ :é:: .11. :.1

1:11111111 rI a

1.23

HERBIE MANN .tars & Stripes F'on rrr (:1d1

MICHAEL MURPHEY Renegade (Fpirl

a

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PRELUDE Best Of A Bad Tirale (Pre)

'iñi mmull 2.

BOBBY RYDELL Sway (PLR Ì .. 11111:1: I

SPLINTER Which Way (Dark Horse

Top Ton atKWAV

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. . Add KEX WLNH

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OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN Come (i n (her (AM(A)

ilEI Smnho

t .

KENNY RANKIN Similar Aim! (Little Dahl)

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ni: Ì::Ñ:: SALSOUL ORCHESTRA Tan; reine ISalsnull

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342

MAXINE NIGHTINGALE Riehe Burk /1.-I)

130

CHARLIE ROSS IVidwel four /..ore (Itie Tree)

LARRY SANTOS We Can't elide It (Casablanca)

2.13 3.6

JEAN -CLAUDE BORELLY Dolannes Melodie (Lmukml

l

1 Qopdplqlw .t -

16

KIKI DEE Once A Ford (Rocket)

immu pp" 26

DONNY CERRARD IVnrJs lOrredi)

I ' Add W NBC. KNX-FM.-

TERRY BRADSHAW So Lonesome...C} Mere)

BROWN SUGAR KIM CARNES Game Is Over Ca Rol) You'e A Part O Me (A&M

24

JOHN DENVER Look» - For Space (RCAI

Irm:=11

AIMS 3.6

DOB E GRAY If Lore Al,,,: Grou.lcaprin,nr,

.1

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3.5 I ;LAHYS KNI(:/kHr 6 l!g .I ,pr nne

1 - Add RN t- _ , .+I(

lhulJalr.

3-12

BARRY MANILOW To Ge, The F 1 eli,!e r. I rioln!

1.16 - 2.27

BETTE MIDLER MIRACLES Sua/mer. In The \iglu Lldmnie

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1.16

DIANA ROSS To ,k A /.isle Ti, u-

Add KDWN . MI

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RUFUS Inunynl Suxr! Thk,e I.I/10

-- Add WOAR 166

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TOM SCOTT CONNIE SMITH Unoun .4nd Country Iode) Till I Kissed I. nt IC, /)

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Mil-0111m .12 26

26

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p=111

Most Added

RANDY EDELMAN Concrete and Clay (20th I

1

Add WLW. WUM6 WON

:i'ñ:::i:i A 2.2

HALL & OATES Sara Smile (RCA)

CARPENTERS/There's A Kind Of Hush 1A &M1 New play pouring in... WSB, WSIX, WGAR, WIND, KWAV, WCBM, KRNT, KNBR, KDIG, KRMG, WNBC Et more. Now playing at over 80% of reporting stations.

JOHN DENVER/Looking For Space (RCA) Another no- surprise entry. Check New & Active for station breakdown.

DIANA ROSS/I Thought It Took A Little Time (Motown) It has taken almost no time for this to be one of the strongest airplay items in the country. Check New & Active.

The Hottest:

GARY WRIGHT /Dreamweaver (WB) Hot at over 75% of reporting stations. Among them...WNHC, KITS, WSAV, WGAR, WMBR, KEX, WIND, KWAV, WCBM, WLNH, KIO1, WLW, KULF, WIP.

BELLAMY BROTHERSILet Your Love Flow (WB) Continues to be one of the hottest everywhere...WMAL, KFI, WSAV, WSIX, KDWN, WGAR. KWAV, WIP, KMBZ, KDIG, KRMG, WLW, KULF.

CAPTAIN & TENNILLEILonely Nights (A &M) Jumps into the no. 2 slot on this week's Pop /Adult 40. Hot reports from WNHC, KITS, WSAV, WGAR, WQUD, KMPC, KFMB. KEX, WIND, WLNH, KMBZ, KRMG, KULF, WLW.

Record Industry Notes

(Continued from page 14)

Mary McCreary. Russell, who has not toured in two years, will perform new material plus a smattering of old favorites during the two and a half hour shows...

President Jerry Weintraub has appointed the highly talented Ken Kragen as Management Ill's Vice President of Management to be involved in personal management of the company as well as TV production, packaging and general development of properties and new talent. A suc- cessful promoter during College, Kragen produced the first Kingston Trio concert and was personal manager of The Limelighters and also produced the three year running hit "Hair" in L.A. BNB Management, who handle Neil Diamond and The Captain & Manilla among others, have formed a new label, Tattoo Records, and are issuing their first record with former MCA artist Becky Hobbs. The new west coast based company has concluded a distribution pact with RCA Records...Jac k Parker has joined MCA Records as Director of Artist Development as revealed by Bob Davis, VP of Artist Acquisition...Phil Wesen has been named Eastern District Regional Manager for London Records to be based in New York as announced by Herb Goldfarb,VP of Sales and Marketing. Wesen is a 23 -year veteran with the label...U.A. President, Al Teller, has promoted Ria Lewerke to the post of Art Director, Album Graphics and has added free lance art director, Thom Williams, as the label's new Creative Director, Advertising...Top studio musician, Joe Neman, has joined A &M's A &R staff according to company VP, Kip Cohen...

DIRECT FROM DUNCAN

(Continued from page 30) ed WADE DOUGLAS as News Dir- ector for their AM & FM operations, and UNCLE SAM ROBERTS has been appointed Production Director.

As many of you know I lost a bunch of weight, about 50 pounds, recently. I didn't realize my diet would make my column lose inches too. It feels skinnier this week.

Bicentennial Bit: The 1976 defini- tion of a "Minuteman" is: a guy who double parks in front of a house of ill repute.

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ERIC CARMEN /All By Myself (Arista) CAPTAIN & TENNILLEILonely Night(A &M) FOUR SEASONS /December 1963 (WB) BELLAMY BROTHERS /Let Your Love Flow (WB) RHYTHM HERITAGE/Theme From S.W.A.T.(ABC) PAUL SIMON /50 Ways To Leave Your Lover (Columbia) GARY WRIGHT/Dreamweaver )WB) DR. HOOK/Only Sixteen (Capitol) TONY ORLANDO & DAWN /Cupid (Elektra) EAGLES/Take It To The Limit(Asylum) LARRY GROCE1Junk Food Junkie(WBI BEE GEES /Fanny(RSO) ANNE MURRAYfThe Call (Capitol) FRANKIE AVALON /Venus(De -Lite) MELISSA MANCHESTER/Just You Et I (Arista) ART GARFUNKEL/Breakaway(Columbia) MAXINE NIGHTINGALE /Right Back Where We Started From (UA) CARPENTERS /There'sA Kind Of Hush(AE&M) CAROLE KING /Only Love Is Real (A &M) DONNY & MARIE OSMOND /Deep Purple (MGM) ABBAII Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do(Atlantic) ELTON JOHN /I Fell Like A Bullet(MCA) JIGSAW /Love Fire (Chelsea) NATALIE COLE /Inseparable(Capitol) PAUL DELICATO /Cara Mia (Artists Of America) CHARLIE ROSS/Without Your Love (Big Tree) RANDY EDELMAN /Concrete & CIay120th) C.W. McCALIJConvoy (MGM) OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/Come On Over (MCA) GEORGE BAKER SELECTION / Paloma Blanca ( WB) JEAN -CLAUDE BORELLYIDollanes Melodie(London) JONI MITCHELL/In France They Kiss On Main Street(Asylum) WAYLON & WILLIE /Good Hearted Woman (RCA) BAND OF THE BLACK WATCH /Scotch On The Rocks ( Private Stock) EMMYLOU HARRIS /Here, There Et Everywhere(Reprise) JOHN DENVER/Looking ForSpace(RCA) HAROLD MELVIN /Wake Up Everybody(Philllnt) HALL & OATESíSara Smile (RCA) SALSOUL ORCHESTRA/Tangerine (Salsoul) DOBIE GRAY /If Love Must Grow (Capricorn)

Pittsburgh Stealer quarterback Terry Bradshaw stop - ed by the KITS studios in Los Angeles recently for a live interview with morning personality Charlie Tuna (right)

WASH -FM recently invited 120 listeners to meet and skate with the stars of the Ice Capados. The skating party, which included members of the WASH - =M staff, was held at the National Sculpture Garden Ice Skating Rink in the nation's Capitol.

NEW &ACTIVE DIANA ROSS

I Thought It Took A Little Time (Motown) Now playing on over 50% of reporting stations. Adds include KEX, WSM, KNBR, WSB, WGN, KIOI, WFIR, KNX -FM, KFI, KNOW, WSAV, KDWN Et more.

EMMYLOU HARRIS Here, There Ft Everywhere (Reprise)

Coming on strong. Add WCCO, KRNT, WEEI -FM, KITS, KFI, WSAV, KSL,

MARILYN McCOO Et BILLY DAVIS Hope We Get To Love In Time (ABC)

Fast airplay start. Add WCCO, KNBR, WMAL, KWAV, WIP, KCRA.

JOHN DENVER Looking For Space (RCA)

Adds include WCBM, WFIR, KITS, WSAV, WGAR. WAYLON Ft WILLIE "Good Hearted Woman" (RCA) Add KFI, KNOW, W MBR. BOBBY RYDELL "Sway" (P.I.P.) Add KDIG, KCRA, KDWN. STYLISTICS "You Are Beautiful" IAvco) Add WLW, KM BZ, KDIG. FRANK SINATRA "I Sing The Songs" (Reprise) Add KNBR, WMAL, WSB. WIP, WGN. ELO "Strange Magic" (UA) Add WCCO, WMAL, WGN, KNX -FM, KITS. 5th DIMENSION "Walk You're Feet In The Sunshine" (ABC) Add WLW, KRNT, WGN, KNOW.

POP/ ADULT

NOTES BY MIKE KASABO

The Paul Delicato "Cara Mia" starting to show a good number of hot reports, including a big jump at WLW 32 -19.

Peter Frampton's "Show Me The Way" is off to a good start with two key Pop /Adultstations...KIOland WIP.

The Hall E' Oates "Sara Smile" made an impressive jump in Pittsburgh atWTAE 9 -1.

Ronnie Milsap, who picked up a lot of points at the Convention '76 banquet, got an early key add this week at WG N. Title is "What Goes On When The Sun Goes Down."

John Lund, WNBC, put on the Donny Gerrard record "Words" last week. Reason for the mention is that Lund runs a tight list and rarely goes on one out of the box... maybe he hears something. KNX -FM also added it.

The Jean-Claude Borelly continues to keep pace with some of the hotter current items...18 -10 WLW, 29 -26 with good phones at KRMG. Hot reports also at KIOI, KNBR, KMBZ, KCRA, KDIG.

The new Fleetwood Mac "Rhiannon" jumped right on WSM and K101.

Ted Johnson, WSM, continues to experience superior action on the Starland Vocal Band record "Afternoon De- light." Ted claims it's the hottest thing he's seen in many months.

The Waylon Er Willie "Good Hearted Woman" is still getting strong additional support and now reports hot at WTAE and KULF.

Grammy winner Natalie Cole picked up good play this week at WNBC and KFMB. "Inseparable" has been an up- again, down -again follow -up. But now appears to be clearing it's way for a good chart run.

The new Mac Davis picked up play atWMAL and WSB. After a healthy run with "I Like Beer," KEX becomes the

first Pop /Adult station I know of to play Tom T. Hall's latest "Faster Horses." .

First week action on the Pearl's record "I'll See You In My Dreams" at WHIO is very impressive in terms of solid phone calls.

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You know the song. You know the singer.

But wait till you hear the record.

Frank Sinatra «I Sing the Songs

(I Write the Songs)" Available now on Reprise records.

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TIPE B [BREAKERS. "Back Page Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week.

ELVIN BISHOP Fooled Around And Fell In Love (Capricorn)

46 percent of our reporting stations on it 18 adds including WRKO, WKBW, KHJ, WIFI, WERC. Moves; 25-17 WQXI, 25-19 WORC, 26-20 KJRB, 32 -28 WCOL, see Parallels.

SYLVERS Boogie Fever (Capitol)

37 percent of our reporters on it, with major market activity qualifying this record for Breaker status. 19 new adds includ- ing WPGC, CHUM, WQXI, KHJ, KJR. Moves; 22 -14 WIXY, 23 -11 WAYS, 26-22 at Z93, 26-22 WBBQ, 10-4 WKIX, see Parallels.

NEW &ACTIVE All other new and recent releases getting substantial airplay. These are listed in order by their activity levels at our reporting stations.

STYX "Lorelie "(AEIM) 53 reporters on it,8 adds including KSTP, KJR, KJRB. Moves; 25-20 WOKY, 20-17 KCBQ, 28-19 WLAC, 20 -17 KTKT, 30 -25 WRFC, see Parallels.

COMMODORES "Sweet Love" (Motown) 46 reporters on it, 13 adds including WSAI, WQXI, WHBQ, WAPE. Moves; 29 -27 WRKO, 27 -23 CKLW, 34 -26 WQAM, 29 -19 KHJ, 24-21 WMAK, see Parallels.

LARRY SANTOS "We Can't Hide It Anymore" (Casablanca) 44 reporters on it, 11 adds including KLIF, KJR, WISM, WORG. Moves; 26 -21 WKBW, 23 -21 WORC, 24-18 W SG N, 39 -32 W BJ W, 26 -20 W G LF.

ABBA "I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do" (Atlantic) 43 reporters on it, 8 adds including WYRE, WIFE, KJRB. Moves; 19 -13 at 13Q, 23 -15 WDRC, 25.19 WPEZ, 19-13 WAKY, 30-26 KGW.

JIGSAW "Love Fire" (Chelsea) 43 reporters on it, 5 adds including WGCL, WIFI. Moves; 21 -18 KCBQ, 21 -17 WAVZ, 26 -23 KCPX, 35-30 WJON.

ELO "Strange Magic" (UA) 42 reporters on it, 14 adds including KRBE, WBBF, WCOL, KYNO. Moves; 26-22 KFRC, 24-19 KJR, 21 -16 B100, 28 -24 WSGA, 41- 35at98Q.

FLEETWOOD MAC "Rhiannon" (WB) 38 reporters on it, 11 adds including WGH, B100, WINW. Moves 15-12 KSTP, 30-26 KTKT, 23 -19 WIBG, 29 -19 W FLB, 29-19 KSLY.

HENRY GROSS "Shannon" (Lifesong) 37 reporters on it, 13 adds including KIOA, WBBQ, KTKT, KCPX. Moves; 23 -13 WRKO, 39 -30 KTLK, 28 -22 W LEE, 23 -17 KERN, 10-5 at 98Q.

O'JAYS "Livin' For The Weekend" (PhylInt) 34 reporters on it, 11 adds including Z93, WBBQ, WMAK, WLAC, KJRB. Moves; On WABC, WCAO, 25-23 WFIL, 26-22 WPGC, 27 -22 W G R D, 28 -21 WERC.

BARRY MANILOW "Tryin' To Get The Feeling Again" (Arista) 31 reporters on it, 17 adds including WFIL, WPGC, WSAI, WGCL. Moves off of LP play; 29 -19 WOKY, 20 -16 WSGN, 23 -21 WRIE, 33-28 KKLS.

JOHN DENVER "Looking For Space" (RCA) 30 reporters on it, 8 adds including WYRE, WOW, KYNO. Moves; debut 29 WRKO, 22 -20 KLIF, 28 -20 KTLK, 31 -28 KCPX, 29 -22 at Z96, 40 -35 KDZA.

BOB DYLAN "Mozambique" (Columbia) 25 reporters on it, 9 adds including WCAO, WSAR, WISM, WOSH. Moves; on WABC, KLIF, 22 -19 KCBQ, and more.

Others Getting Significant Action

CATE BROTHERS "Union Man" (Asylum) 21 -17 WIXY, 28 -25 WCOL, 25-19 WHBQ, 24-20 at Z93, and others. HALL Et OATES "Sara Smile" (RCA) 8 -4 at 13Q, 25-11 CKLW, 29 -23 WIFI, 35-31 WTRU. MELISSA MANCHESTER "Just You Er I" (Arista) 14 -12 WBBF, 21 -18 WMAK, 23-20 KCPX, 17-14 WRIE and others. JOHN MILES "Highfly" (London) 22 -22 WCAO, 17 -16 WORC, 30-27 WACI. 15-13 KKXL, 2320 WAIR. STAMPEDERS "Hit The Road Jack" (Private Stock) 23 -21 WSAI, 19 -14 KTLK, 24 -21 WBBQ, 19 -17 WIBG, 14-9 WACI. KISS "Shout It Out Loud" (Casablanca) 22-19 WERC, 20-15 WGNG, 25-21 WSAR, added atWCOL, Z96.

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March 72,1976 4 3 1 0 GARY WRIGHTIDreamweaver(WB) 9 5 4 0 FOUR SEASONS /December 1963 (WB) 7 6 5 0 THE CAPTAIN Er TENNILLE /Lonely Night(AErM) 1 1 2 4 RHYTHM HERITAGE /Theme From S.W.A.T. (ABC) 3 2 3 5 ERIC CARMEN /All by Myself (Arista) 10 9 7 0 AEROSMITH/Dream On (Columbia) 23 13 11 0 RUFUS /Sweet Thing (ABC) 19 12 10 8 BAY CITY ROLLERS /Money Honey (Arista) 5 7 8 9 EAGLES /Take ItTo The Limit(Asylum) 33 24 16 m MAXINE NIGHTINGALE /Right Back Where We Started From (UA) 8 8 9 11 BEE GEES /Fanny(RSO) 25 17 14 ® QUEENIBohemian Rhapsody (Elektra) 26 20 15 0 DR. HOOKIOnly Sixteen (Capitol) 6 10 13 14 NAZARETHILove Hurts(AErM) 2 4 6 15 PAUL SIMON /50 Ways To Leave Your Lover(Columbia) 24 18 18 16 DAVID BOWIE /Golden Years (RCA) 17 16 17 17 FOGHAT/Slow Ride(Bearsville) - 33 23 0 BELLAMY BROTHERS /Let Your Love Flow (WB)

11 11 12 19 MIRACLES /Love Machine(Motown) - 30 0 JOHNNIE TAYLOR /Disco Lady (Columbia) - 33 ® CARPENTERSITheres A Kind Of Hush (A&M)

- 40 28 ® SWEET /Action (Capitol) 12 15 20 23 THE WHO /Squeeze Box(MCA) 32 28 24 24 TONY ORLANDO 8 DAWN /Cupid (Elektra) - - 39 © PETER FRAMPTON /Show Me The Way(AE&M)

36 31 27 26 ROXY MUSIC /Love Is The Drug (Atco)

- 34 29 27 DONNY Et MARIE OSMONDIDeep Purple (MGM) 29 30 31 28 LARRY GROCE/Junk Food Junkie (WB)

- 37 32 29 CAROLE KING /Only Love Is Real (Ode)

13 19 21 30 BARRY MANILOWII Write The Songs (Arista) - - 38 31 WAYLON Et WILLIE /Good Hearted Woman (RCA)

14 14 19 32 HOT CHOCOLATE /You Sexy Thing (Big Tree)

- ELVIN BISHOP /Fooled Around Er Fell In Love(Capricorn) - 34 COMMODORESISweet Love(Motown) 110.

- - ..=.10. 35 STYX /Lorelei (A&M) 39 37 36 CHARLIE ROSS /Without Your Love (Mr. Jordan) I Big Tree)

21 25 25 37 OHIO PLAYERS /Love Rollercoaster (Mercury) 18 23 26 38 NEIL SEDAKAJBreaki ng Up Is Hard To Do (Rocket) 22 26 34 39 ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA/Evil Woman (UA)

15 21 22 40 DONNA SUMMER /Love To Love You Baby (Oasis)

ACTIVE ALBUM COTS THE CAPTAIN &TENNILLE

"Shop Around" BAY CITY ROLLERS

"Rock & Roll Love Letter' QUEEN

"Best Friend"

ACTIVE RE- CURRENTS

DONNA SUMMER Love ro Love You Bab"

THE WHO "Squeeze Box"

HOT CHOCOLATE "You Seat Thing"

ELO "Evil Woman"

BARRY MANILOW "I Write Ina Songs"

MOST ACTIVE RECORDS

FOUR SEASONS MAXINE NIGHTINGALE GARY WRIGHT THE CAPTAIN & TENNILLE QUEEN JOHNNIE TAYLOR BELLAMY BROTHERS RUFUS DR. HOOK AEROSMITH BAY CITY ROLLERS

NATIONAL REQUEST

TABULATION LAST WEEK

2 1 FOUR SEASONS 1 2 GARY WRIGHT 5 3 QUEEN 3 4 CAPTAIN &TENNILLE 4 5 RHYTHM HERITAGE 7 6 BAY CITY ROLLERS

7 DR HOOK 9 8 AEROSMITH 10 9 MIRACLES

10 MAXINE NIGHTINGALE