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THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER

VOLUME 5, NUMBER 21

April/MayArbitron Summaries

All figures are Monday -Sunday 6am-12midnight, average quarterhour shares, Metro Survey Area, unless otherwise indicated.

Complete information will be published in an upcoming special ratingssummary issue.

This data is copyrighted by Arbitron. Non -subscribers to Arbitron'ssyndicated Radio service may not reprint or use this informationin any form.

FORMAT LEGENDR -Rock, A-AOR, C -Country. PA-Pop/Adult, B -Black, 0 -Oldies, N -News,T -Talk, S -Spanish CL -Classical, BM -Beautiful Music.

New YorkWith this book. Arbitron implemented the expanded sample frame

(ESF) technique in the New York Metro. This new technique is design-ed to suppliment the standard sample by including households withunlisted telephone numbers.

WABC ( R back up to 8.1 from a low 7.3 and a solid numberone in the market. WOR (PA/T) down from their top slotted 8.1to 7.0. WBLS B) up again 5.6 to 5.9, their highest book in over ayear. WCBS-FM 0) 2.4 to 3.5. WNEW-AM. (PA) with great gains2.6 to 3.8. WHIN (C) 2.9 to a solid 3.6. WKTU ( A) 1.1 to 0.6, WPLJ( A) the AOR success story in the market, moving up 3.4 to 4.4with their highest book. WNEW-FM (A) 2.2 to 2.3. WNBC (PA) apparentlyback on the track with their first upward trend in a year, 1.8 to 2.2.WXLO (R) 3.1 to 2.8, WWRL (13) 2.4 to 1.5, WPIX ( R) holding at 1.6.

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WAYS/Charlotte Scoops BarbaraWalters On Cuba Story

Stan Kaplan, owner of WAYS/Chlofts,scored a -najor coup not only

for his station but for radio ingeneral by becoming the firstbroadcaster to report directly fromCuba on the air a WAYS. Kaplanmade arrangements to travel tothe formerly off-limits island withFrank Mankiewicz (former SouthAmerican Peace Corps chief) andChicago White Sox owner BM Veeck

While there, he arranged to reportto WAYS three times daily, com-menting on Cuban broadcast in-dustry topics, and becoming thefirst radio or television reporter todispatch on -the -spot newscastsfrom Cuba. Kaplan's broadcastspreceded by a considerable marginof time the highly -publicized Cubanreports by national network news-casters.

BODIES, BIKINIS, BEAVERTEETH BOMBARD BEACH BOOGIE-WSGA/Savannah's annual free "Beach Boogie" attracted 30,000 people to a localbeach May 28, including the statuesque beauty pictured above, a winnerin the station's bikini contest. Shown enjoying their proximity to the ladyare /l -r) WSGA PD Jerry Rogers, RCA's Mike Craft, and Bob Holliday,manager of RCA recording act Beaverteeth, one of the groups performingat the event

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CLEANING UP WITH WMAO-WMAQ/Chicago's Bank Withdrawal contest allowed a lucky listener to literallyrake in the cash. Actually, the winner used a shovel, several bushel baskets, and his 9 -year -old sonto help him sweep up $25,000 off the floor of a local bank vault in one minue and 20 seconds. Underthe rules, the winner of the call -in registered drawing could bring anything he could carry into the vaultto scoop up the cash, so he carried his son on his back and cleaned it all up in short order. ChicagoWhite Sox announcer Harry Caray of WMAQ did a live play-by-play broadcast of the event Above, WMAQVice President/GM Charlie Warner conducts an enjoyable "inspection" of the cash, and (right) .*"innerand son making their "withdrawal."

KLIF, Charlie Van Dyke GoTo Bat For Rangers' BatboyDuring a recent ABC Monday

Night baseball telecast, a TexasRangers bat boy picked up whathe thought was a dead mike andvoice his personal sentimentsabout Howard CoselL Unfortunate-ly, his invitation- "Bite me, Ho -

ComputerBroadcastServices Formed

Computer Broadcast Services, acomputer-linked information bankintended for the radio industry, hasbeen formed by George Bums, NickAnthony, and Bernie Tones. Utiliz-ing a central computer and a ter-minal in each subscriber's office,the system will provide stationmanagement with information onmusic research, employment da-ta, budget counseling, and otherareas incorporating "all phases ofbroadcast operation."

Burns. formerly Vice Presidentof Programming for Pacific andSouthern Broadcasting, is in chargeof the Marketing and Sales areafor the firm. Anthony, a formerDirector of Broadcasting for Globe-trotter Communications, is re-sponsible for client services anddata control. Torres, ex -Vice Pre-sident of Drake-Chenault Enter-prises, will handle operations andsystems. The company's goal isto provide an all -encompassingrange of information and guidancethrough computerized communi-cation.

ward, all of Texas hates your guts"-went out over a very live mike,and as a result the bat boy wasquickly fired, with the under-standing that if he apologized toCosell publicly and Cosell accept-ed the apology, the bat boy would

be reinstated. Charlie Van Dykeand KLIF charitably lent a hand.airing the bat boy's apology dur-ing Charlie's show. Shortly there-after. Cosell was heard on KLIFaccepting the apology, and theRangers rehired the bat boy.

NICKS EMBRACED BY ALIEN-Stevie Nicks, the lovely lead singer ofFleetwood Mac, was seen attending a special screening of "Star Wars."Also in the audience was 20th Century recording artist Peter McCannand "Star Wars" bad guy in black, "Lord Darth Vader (who offeredStevie an intergalactic recording contract). From left, Stevie Nicks, PeterMcCann, Vader (in back).

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Why did this photo recently arrive at a Chicago radio station? You can bet there's a good reason, and you'llfind it on page 38.

NABET Asks Advertisers To Avoid ABCIn further developments in

NABETS's continuing strike ag-ainst the ABC network, the unionhas sent letters to prominent net-work advertisers requesting theysuspendABC until the strike is settled.As a result of this action, BlueCross of Southern California hasreportedly decided to halt its ABCadvertising for the duration. Inaddition, NABET's Hollywood lo-cal has mailed well over 100 let-ters to advertisers whose com-mercials have been affected bytechnical problems (in the ab-

, sence of NABET technical per-sonnel at the network).

Meanwhile, in New York, anAFTRA meeting called to weighrecognition of the NABET strike,adjourned without reaching a con-clusion on the issue. In an a-musing sidelight, AFTRA organ-izers awarded door prizes in aneffort to induce local membersto stay late at the meeting andmake their oninions known. Pri-zes ranged from tap-dancing les-sons to the thrill -of -a -lifetimeprize won by WABC afternoon

UA Completes FirstPhase Of RussianRecord Exchange

United Artists Records has suc-cessfully concluded the initialphase of negotiations for a re-ciprocal licensing deal with theSoviet Union. Under the pact, theRussian export and import agen-cy for recorc ings would issue re-cords by Shirley Bassey, Paul Anka,and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band ( whorecently completed a tour of Rus-sia). In return, UA would belicensed to distribute records byRussian pop -oriented artists inselected territories. Handling thenegotiations for UA were HaroldSolder, President of UA Interna-tional, and UA President ArtieMogul', who also announced thatShirley Bassey will launch a threeweek tour of the Soviet union inSeptember.

personality Dan Ingram-one hun- to get Ingram's reaction; pre-dred 8x10 black and white glos- sumably he was too overcomesies of himself. RBA was unable with emotion tatalk.

McIntyre Takes On New Duties AtExpanding Century 21; Starr Resigns

Tom McIntyre, Vice Presidentof Century 21 Productions andProgramming, has taken on theGeneral Manager position as well,replacing the resigning Dick Starr.Century 21 is involved in auto-mated programming, jingles,contests, and specials.

McIntyre announced, "We'reexpanding our automation pro-gramming services into AdultContemporary and Country verysoon," citing high ratings for

Heilicher Resigns FromPickwick International

Ira Heilicher has announced hisresignation from the Director ofDistribution position for the Pick-wick Internationaldistributing firm.The announcement came threedays after Pickwick officiallymerged with American Can Company, as previously reported inR&R. Amos and Daniel Heilicher,Heilicher's father and uncle. wereexpected to remain with the firm.while Ira told REM that his futureplans would be announced shortly.

Azoff SignsSteely Dan

Steely Dan, the ABC recordingact with five hit albums to theircredit, have been signed for world-wide representation by Front LineManagement, R&R has learned.Irving Azoff, President of FrontLine. announced that an extensivefall tour is being planned for thegroup, with their new album,"AJA," due for release in August.

Century 21's Rock "Z Format."The new services will be called"E -Z Format" ( for Pop/Adult)and "Super Country," with theformer debuting next month onsix stations and the Country for-mat reaching completion later inthe summer.

Starr resigned his GeneralManager position at Century 21for personal reasons." He an-nounced, "I have entered into anagreement with Toby Arnold andAssociates of Dallas to provideprogramming production ser-vices for selected products."

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EASY AS PIE

as pie.-An outbreak of pastry -popping developed last week, as KSTP/Minneapolis PD Rob Sherwoodgot his "just desserts' from 20th Century artist Kenny Nolan during a charityradiothon, which raised almost $30,000. An anonymous pledger paid $50for the privilege of watching Sherwood take a lemon meringue facial.Meanwhile, KFI's comic duo Lohman & Barkley, sporting the latest indoubieknit leisure suit wear for the signing of their new longterm pactwith the station, were pleasantly surprised by matching pies thrown by KFIPD John Rook and Manager of Operations and Programming Biggie Nevins.Lohman & Barkley signed the new contract anyway.

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CK101/Cocoa Beach held its second annual CK Car Kram, awarding the high school or civic group with the abilityto cram the maximum quantity of youthful masochists into a single car. The flexible student bodies of RockLedge High managed to fit 58 people into one car, not only winning the event but establishing a new world'srecord. Pictured are the 58 finalists, all of whom seemingly escaped without permanently crippling injuries.

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Business NewsSupreme Court Speaks Out On Truth In Advertising

The VS. Supreme Court recently made two controversial decisions that affectadvertising regulations in most states. The court turned down a New York state lawprohibiting the advertising of contraceptive devices, stating that although the adsmight be offensive to some, they could not justify the law because of First Amendmentprotection. Some Supreme Court members also voiced strong complaints on a recentdecision upholding the conviction of an "obscene" film maker, protesting that thejury in the case used advertising of the film to determine that it was "sexuallyprovacative," and that the film itself may not have been obscene. The court membersstressed that the film maker should not be punished for advertising a truthfuldescription of the movie. Another Supreme Court decision relating to advertisingis expected during their current session as well; the court will attempt to decidewhether state bar associations can restrict advertising by lawyers.

"Star Wars" To Create Star ToysChildren will soon be playing with toys named "Artoo-Detoo," "See-Threepio"

and "Luke Skywalker" thanks to the smashing success of 20th Century Fox movie"Star Wars." The film is hot enough to start a fast product licensing trend fortoys and other spin-off items from the movie. General Mills' Kenner Products sub-

sidiary has already signed a major product license for the film's characters, as wellas other toys and games. Most of the items will not be in retailers' hands until 1978.More than 200 other companies are also hoping to grab onto a "star" by marketingother tie-in products.

RCA Exec Predicts 1 /4 Million Video RecordersWith the support of manufacturers and distributors, RCA Marketing Vice President

Jack Sauter feels that videocassette recorders could reach up to 250,000 homes thisyear, and possibly nearly 3/4 million by 1978. RCA's four hour videocassette recorderwill be unveiled in August, with a major promotional campaign. Other industryexperts expect to see prices for the recorders drop dramatically in the near future,with mass amounts sold as soon as most manufacturers offer prices in the $1000range.

Goodbye Farrah, Hello SylvesterThe now -famous bathing suit clad body of Farrah Fawcett -Majors has taken a back

seat to Sylvester Stallone recently. The huge selling poster of Farrah is now numbertwo to posters of the sexy Stallone, according to Stallone's poster distributor. Thatdistributor also owns rights to the "Star Wars" merchandising products. The companyhas noted that merchandising for "Star Wars" looks like it will definitely eclipse"Rocky" items, whk.h have been the biggest sellers in recent movie history.

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TV News"Angels" And Police Soar To TopABC regained their lead in the Nielsen ratings for

the week ending June 5, with the help of "Charlie'sAngels," which came in first place. ABC held a 15.1rating, CBS 14.2, NBC 14.0. Following the Angels in rank-ing were: "Police Story," "Police Woman," NBC pilotfor "Scanlan" series titled "Nowhere To Hide," "La-verne & Shirley," "Baretta," "All's Fair," "Fish," "Son-ny & Cher," and "Happy Days." ABC's Barbara Walt-ers' special came in 11th for the highest showing specialof the week.

New York's top 10 shows in Arbitron's TV metersurvey for the week of May 28 -June 3 placed as follows:1) "Barney Miller" and "Laverne & Shirley," 3) "Fish,"and "Happy Days," 5) "Best Of Donnie & Marie," and"What's Happening!" 7) "Baretta" and "Charlie's An-gels," 9) "Starsky & Hutch," and "Welcome Back Kotter."Top 10 in Los Angeles: 1) "Charlie's Angels," 2) "Ba-retta," 3) "Best Of Police Story" and "Laverne & Shirley,"5) "Best Of Donnie & Marie," and "Sonny & Cher, -7) four way tie between "Barney Miller," "Fish," "HappyDays," and "Police Woman."

Starland To Vocalize On CBSAugust 7th is the kickoff date for the Starland Vocal

Band's CBS summer variety series.

A NEW ANGEL SPREADS HER WINGS-The lovely ladypictured here, Cheryl Ladd, has been afflicted with astrange, rare malady. She recently sprouted "wings"and has become the newest "Charlie's Angel." Ms. Ladd,daughter of actor Alan Ladd, will be billed as FarrahFawcett -Majors' "sister" on this fall's series, while Far-rah is still battling with the Angels' production company,and has refused to film more episodes.

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Sonderling To Purchase Interest In MGSSonderling Broadcasting Corp. has agreed to purchase

60% of the interest in MGS Services, a subsidiary ofTeletronics International, for $1.5 million cash. The MGScompany is a major distributor of television commercials.

Take The Colonel To The CountryThe outdoor eating season has started, and Kentucky

Fried Chicken is telling consumers to "Go Picnicking"with the Colonel. The multi -media ad campaign waskicked off this month, and will run through the summermonths. Premiums will be offered as well, including"Go Picnicking" iron-ons, T-shirts, kites and frisbees.

Drink "Swampwater,,Schieffelin Et Co. has started their campaign to get

Americans to drink "Swampwater," a mixture of thecompany's Green Chartreuse liquer and pineapple :uice.Ads will offer Swampwater party kits, including masonjars to drink out of, party invitations and printed napkins.

Wald, DeBlasio Form CompanyJeff Wald and Ron DeBlasio have jointly announced

the formation of their new management company JeffWald/Ron DeBlasio Associates. The team will manageHelen Reddy, Donna Summer, David Steinberg, Peter Boyle,and Richard Baskin.

BMI Issues Payment IncreaseFor FM's

Broadcast Music Inc. has issued a new paymentschedule which includes significant increases in paymentsfor the use of songs on local FM radio. The rate has nowdoubled to one cent for each performance on an FM station.Network radio performances' royalty payments will becomputed by the number of stations carrying the musicmultiplied by the minimum rate. Other new rates wereset up for network and local TV use as well, and BMIhas set up a bonus system based on songs played over25,000 times. These performances will be given 1 1/2times the regular base rate of payment. The new rulesand regulations take effect July 1, 1977.

Letters:

"Leaders Corrupt?"R&R:

I read with interest in the May 27th edition of Radio and Records,"FCC Employees Hit With Conflict Of Interest Charges."

My god, is it true, our (broadcast industry) leaders and teachersare corrupt? After all these years of believing they were pure?

Being a 20 year veteran of the broadcast industry and pro-gramming for 11 of those years, maybe it's time to see aboutgetfing the politically appointed politicians out and the people thatknow broadcasting in!

Maybe now is the time to see about getting the great broadcastindustry where it belongs, out of the red tape, and into serving thepublic.

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New Electronic Games Hit Adult MarketMajor video and electronic game manufacturers are coming up with more

and more sophisticated toys, some of which are complicated enough to be restrictedto adult game players only. Parker Bros. will sink nearly $1 million in advertising fora new submarine chase game, "Code Name: Sector." The computerized gamekeeps track of each player's moves and changes the submarine's course to one of nearly5000 possible sections of the game's chart. Mattel Toys' pocket sized battery operated

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games are pictured here. The games will be introduced this fall, with an ad budgetin the $1 million range as well. The "Missile Attack," "Auto Race" and "Football"games will have their own built in playing screens and computer brains that arepitted against the player. Milton Bradley's "Comp IV" is a number logic game thatis also programmed to try to match wits with the player. Among other new adultoriented games to be introduced soon are an electronic chess gameboard that willretail around $200, and Atari Inc., makers of "Pong," will market the "Video ComputerSystem," which will offer 14 to 50 video game variations with pre-programmedcassettes.

"Peanuts" Characters Into Record BizDisneyland -Vista Records will create an 18 album line of childrens' records based on

the Charles Schulz "Peanuts" characters. The first album will reach consumers aroundChristmas in the form of "Charlie Brown's Christmas," based on the televisonproduction. Besides the Peanuts releases, Disney is also planning release of a children'srecord from the upcoming film "Pete's Dragon," starring Helen Reddy.

A Modern Screen Comes To Drive -InsA quarter million dollar project to create a drive-in movie screen who's picture

will be contained to the confines of the theater is in the final stages of completion.The screen will initially test at a Southern California theater late this year. Besideskeeping the projection inside the open theater, the screen also intensifies nearly 10times the light projected onto the screen and can control light interference fromoutside. This first test screen will cost the theater approximately $50,000 for installation.

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TOP -411Punch OutIn Memphis

WHBQ/Memphis' Bob "Buffoon" Landree recently took onWorld Middle Weight Champion, Bill Wallace, in a charitygrudge match for St. Jude's Children's Hospital. The Buffoonlost only after the "Q's" River City Angels rescued him fromWallace's 40 mile per hour kicks and jabs. Pictured (left toright) Wallace, Angel Dea Davis, Landree (on floor), AngelKim Bautista, and Angel Sharon Jones.

Best PromotionsOf The Week

WLOF/Orlando helped potential"daredevil" bicycle riders with theirmost recent "Evel Knievel" promo-tion. Listeners came up with theirbest bicycle safety slogans for thestation, and the listener with thebest slogan won a trip to NewOrleans and passes for the openingof the film "Viva Knievel."...Over15,000 attended WRIE/Erie's "ZooDay." The station broadcast fromthe city zoo all day long, whiletheater groups and dance teamsperformed for the attending lis-teners...KSLY/Sen Luis Obispo'slatest "Superstar Week" featuredBoz Scaggs. Boz' music and LPgiveaways were featured each dayof the week...WOMP/Bellaire, Ohiohas kicked off their "100 Daysof Summer" promotion series,which will feature 100 minutes ofcontinuous music, 100 tunes in arow, 100 call in and win give-aways, and prize packages valuedat $100. Listeners will be able toget into movies for 100 cents, andwin other merchandise at a priceof 100 cents, or 100 cents off re-gular prices...WJBO/Pordand hadloads of free Lynyrd Skynyrd con-cert tickets for callers, in sup-port of the group's show last week...The recent long-awaited rain inCalifornia gave KSEE "Ke1418"/Santa Maria a perfect opportunityto invite listeners to "come in from

the rain." get to know the Captaintt TemiNe, and win prizes! Listen-ers were told the answers to Cap-tain & Tennille trivia questions andthen later were asked to answerthe same questions. Winners re-ceived the duo's latest album andtickets to their Bakersfield con-cert. One ticket winner was select-ed to win the full Captain & Ten-nille album catalog...WHUT/An-derson, Indiana counted down theWHUT 500 over Memorial Day.The 500 top hits were played onthat day, and the weekend prior,listeners were offered a chanceto call in and qualify to be heardon the air on the holiday weekend.All qualifiers also won 500 hits...Two weeks worth of giveaways ofPeter Frampton concert ticketsand albums were featured byKINGISeatde, prior to Peter's localshow...The Bay City Rollers stoppedby a real bay city recently. Thegroup said hello to KYA/San Fran-cisco's PD Michael O'Donner andafternoon drive personality GaryCocker. The Rollers went on theair with Gary and answered phonecalls from listeners...WBTR "FM92"/Carrollton, Georgia is making a lotof their listeners a little richerwith their latest window stickercontest. The numbered stickersenable the owners to listen for theirnumber to call in and win $100.

KGW SetsBasketball Mania

To MusicKGW/Portland joined in on the

celebration of their city's Trail-blazers' National Basketball As-sociation title by setting music tothe "Blazer Mania" in town. Sincemusic is KGW's business, the sta-tion took a recent lunch hour towrite a song about the Trail-blazers and Portland's fanaticfans. Program Director Mike Phil-lips immediately phoned the lyricsto a Dallas jingle company froma phone booth at the luncheonspot, and two days later he pick-ed up the produced song at Port-land's airport. That same eveningthe Blazers defeated the Phila-delphia '76'ers leaving only onegame for them to win the title.Again, the KGW staff went towork, this time in front of TVcameras. The volunteer talentcombined their song with a little"fancy dancing" on camera, pro -

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CKLW 'Walk For Mankind'Over 25,000 walkers took part in CKLW/Detroit's "Walk ForMankind" to benefit Project Concern. Eight separate walkstook place on June 4th throughout the greater Detroit/Windsorarea. The Osmonds and Shaun Cassidy helped out the causeby greeting the walkers as they passed through the variouscheckpoints along the walk. Nearly 95% of all the walkersfinished the entire course, helping raise nearly half a milliondollars.

In Dearborn Shaun Cassidy signed autographs for many of the walkers.cqpr

Jay and Wayne Osmond also gave away autographs in Down River,Michigan. Jay and Wayne are accompanied by CKLW News DirectorKeith Radford and Pam Mitchell.

K -Men Walk 72 HoursKMEN/San Bernardino did a twist on the usual charity walk-a-thons recently in their "1977 KIMEN Walk Back & Forth."All six of the KMEN air personalities walked back and forthbetween San Bernardino and Riverside 24 hours a day for threedays to help raise money for Muscular Dystrophy. The jockshelped raise $13,000 for the event. Winning personality wasJim Zippo, morning man, who walked 64 miles non-stop,beating Scott Taylor by one step. Over 4,000 listeners joinedthe K -Men in walking back and forth and a total of 5000more were there to greet Jim as he finished his walk. Shownis an exhausted Zippo as he crossed the finish line.

THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN,FROM A&M.

On the front page of this week's Gavin Report the followingseven A&M singles are currently burning up all the charts:

PETER FRAMPTON"I'M IN YOU" AM 1941

PABLO CRUISE"WHATCHAGONNA DO?' AM 1920

RITA COOLIDGE"HIGHER & HIGHER7m 1922

SUPERTRAMP"GIVE A LITTLE BIT'Am 1938

CARPENTERS"ALL YOU GET FROM LOVEIS A LOVE SONG"Am 1940

CAPTAIN & TENNILLE"COME IN FROMTHE RAIN% 1944

CAT STEVENS"OLD SCHOOLYARD"Am 1948

Came on theGavin Top 1\ventyfirst week at #12.From the album "I'm In You"Produced by Peter Frampton

Gaining inSeveral MarketsFrom the album "A Place InThe Sun" Produced by Bill Schnee

Gaining inSeveral MarketsFrom the album"Anytime...Anywhere"Produced by David Anderle

Regional Sales and/orRequestsFrom the album"Even In The Quietest Moments ..Produced by Supertramp

Gaining in Several MarketsFrom the Carpenters newforthcoming album.Produced by Richard CarpenterAssociate ProducerKaren Carpenter

Picks & PlaysFrom the album"Come In From The Rain"Produced by Daryl DragonAssociate Producer Toni Tennille

Picks & PlaysFrom the album "Izitso"Produced by Cat Stevens withDave Kershenbaum

SEVEN GREAT NEW SINGLES ON A&M RECORDS.

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R&RlFriday, June17, 1977

Congratulations to Bobby Poe for running a very successful conven-tion last week. A lot of great radio and record folk turned out. Itwas really nice seeing many of the R&R reporters that / met in Dallaslast February and especially the radio people I had never met in the past.There were just too many people there to mention them all, howeverit was super seeing some old radio friends like T.J. Lambert. GerryPeterson, Charlie Lake, Dick Kent Dan Mason, Kelly West Joel Denverand of course Jim Collins who was apparently having the best time of all.Next week in R&R we'll run some pictures from the awards banquetfeaturing Helen Reddy who did a nice job as MC. I happened to mentionto someone on the phone that I had pictures from the Poe convention,and he freaked out. / wonder what I missed by going to bed so earlyevery night

Street talk is thatWCFLIChicago is up for sale.Bearsville's Paul Fishkin visiting Stevie Nicks parents in Phoenix.The rumor on the street in Miami is that Y100 has been sold to

Norman Waine.Ron O'Brien is going to WFIL/Philaclelphia, exiting the WPGC strike

scene.John Conlee is now the Music Director of WLAC/Nashville for super

Dick Kent who by the way had a great joke at the Poe Convention.Next time you talk to Dick, have him tell you what he said.

Olivia Newton -John will appear in the upcoming movie "Grease,"which goes before the cameras here in Hollywood sometime this summer.

WMOD-FM/Washington D.C. will go Country in the coming weeks.WISM/Madison is promoing on the air that they will go Country

as of next week. Actually what they'll be doing is broadcasting themorning show from a barn on someone's farm-all to tie in with NationalDairy Month.

Mike Powell is the new PD at QUAD 104 in Memphis and old buddyGreg Hamilton is the station's new Music Director. Both Mike andGre t were former PDs at WMC-FM/Memphis a few years back.

Congrats to Bob Hamilton and his numbers at KRTH/Los Angeles...Ditto, Kevin Metheny at KMJC/San Diego. The books are coming in andnow let's see who stays and who goes. Whata crazy business'

Dave Masters has been promoted to Music Director at KIM/Great Falls.Thanks to WVBF/Boston Program Director Bob Christy for sending

one of his stations summer T-shirts.I understand that TM Productions, Dallas, donated a copy of its

oldies library to J. David Slone and his staff at KBINI/Roswell. As I men-tioned before, the station lost almost everything in a fire several weeks ago.

Two jocks have split from KHJ/Los Angeles-J.B. Stone and MarkElliott

This week's Photo Flashback is from 1968 and shows (L to R)WQAM/Miami Program Director Jim Dunlap when he was the MusicDirector of WQAM, recording artist AI Wilson and former WQAM ProgramDirector Dan Chandler. Don't forget, if you have any old industry picturessend them to me so we can all get a laugh at the past.

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DOOBIE BROTHERS & SISTERS- WISM/Madison gave their listeners a chance to be an official "DoobieBrother or Sister" People called in to win Doobie Brothers' Greatest Hits albums and concert tickers andat the same time qualified their name to be a Doobie Brother or Sister. Two winners and friends got tomeet, get autographs and have their picture taken with the Doobie Brothers, plus watch their concertfrom the wings of the coliseum stage. Winners, Doobie Brothers and WISM staffers are pictured backstageafter the show.

VAN SHOW ANTICS-KSLQ& Louis didn't win any prizes for the "non custom" painted van pictured here,but the station personalities did have a good time at a local outdoor van show. Pictured front row,left to right; KSLQ's Brad Hildebrand, Bill Bailey and Bo Jagger. On van, left to right Chuck Geiger,Bob Stout and the Q Research team of Joe & Mo.

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L.A. BOUND CHARLOTTE LISTENER- WA YS/Charlotte PD Scott Slade ispictured with the winner of the station's all expense paid trip to LosAngeles for the Toyota Grand Prix. Slade and the local Toyota dealercongratulated the lucky winner of the contest sponsored by Toyota aspart of their safe driving tip campaign. The tips were featured on Scott'safternoon drive show.

Z93's DREAM HOME- The couple pictured at right are the winners inZ93/Atlanta's "Spring Prize Scramble." They guessed the correct pricetag on the home pictured here to win the down payment, closing costsand first year's payments on the home. For over a month, Z93 keptAtlanta listening and guessing the mystery price tag on the prize package.More interest in the promotion was built when Z93 air personalities heldremotes from several new home developments in the area. Pictured (leftto right); Z93 General Manager John Frankhouser, two home developmentexecs, and the winning couple.

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PUPPY PRESENTATION- CFTR/Toronto and Rogers Radio BroadcastingVice President for Programming, Chuck Camroux, presents the TorontoFire Chief with his very own Dalmation mascot. CFTR decided to helpthe fire department continue the age old tradition of Dalmation mascots.The yet to be named dog will be fully trained for "personal appearances"at the fire station.

DR. HOOK DOWN UNDER-2SM/Sydney, Australia has recently been"invaded" by a host of superstar performers during their summer season.Rod Stewart, Alice Cooper, Gladys Knight, Jackson Browne, The Com-modores and a long list of others have visited "down under." While 2SMwas involved with all the tours, they were particularly fond of the anticsof Dr. Hook. Pictured in the 2SM studios is afternoon drive jock RonE. Sparx, surrounded by Dr. Hook's Dennis and Ray. The picture sessionwas just a part of a crazy 60 minutes the group's members spent onthe air at the station.

MARATHON FOR MONEY- WAVZ/New Haven raised over S12,000 for theArthritis Foundation in the first annual WA VZ Stop Arthritis Radiothon.The event was broadcast for 36 hours non-stop from a mall in downtownNew Haven. Thousands of listeners visited the location during the broadcastto donate money to stop the crippling disease. Thousands more phonedin their pledges to a special bank of telephones. Local ConnecticutRock bands arrived at the mobile site to lend their support through on airpitches and by manning the pledge phones. Many record labels andmanagement firms lent their support as well through the donation ofsuperstar souvenirs which were auctioned off. Included were Bette Midler'sdiamond necklce, Barry Manilow's stage costume shirt autographed photosfrom Elton John and Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Alice Cooper's souvenir shirt.Pictured during the fund raiser are (left to right); WA VZ afternoonman Lee Roberts, PD Pete Salant, and night man Willie B. Goode.

BREAK A LEG, K.C.-WFIL/Phila-delphia 6-10pm man K. C. Hill is pic-tured emerging from Program Di-rector Jay Cook's office after dis-cussing the latest Arbitron. Actually,K. C. is recovering from a serious autoaccident Hill claims that he "fellasleep at the wheel while listening toa competing station." Shaun Cassidyrecently guested on Hill's show, andtook time to autograph K.C.'s castwhich will be given away on the airafter he's totally mended.

KGW Basketball(Continued from page 8)

ducing a 60 second television ver-sion of the tune. The video tapewas distributed to Portland's fourtelevision stations and was utiliz-ed in news and special program-ming after the Blazer's final vic-tory. The musical tribute to theteam is being heard extensivelyon KGW, and has met with greatresponse from listeners.

CFOX/Montreal's air personalityGary Bell is pictured here in fullCaptain Cook dress. Bell dressedup as part of the station's "LobsterFestival," where 100 CFOX contestwinners were treated to a lobsterdinner at the local Captain Cookrestaurant.

JERRY & JERRY- WSGA/Savannah Station Manager Jerry Rogers wasrecently honored with the title of Chairman of the Muscular Dystrophy"Carnival"program in his city. In conjunction with his duties for the charity,Rogers attended a MD conference in Los Angeles, where he met withMuscular Dystrophy President Jerry Lewis. Jerry presented Jerry with hisvery own WSGA belt buckle during their visit.

KZUE HITS THE STREETS -To kick off their brand new sound and callletters, KZUE/Oklahoma City (formerly KAFG) air personalities took to thestreets, complete with sandwich boards. Pictured (left to right); 10pm-2am Jim West, 6-10pm Les Michaels, 2-6pm Johnny Lane, 2-6am TonyScott, and morning man Dave Baur. 10am-2pm man Steve Jason isabsent from this shot (See if you can guess why).

ARBITRON SUMMARIES(Continued from front page)

All News WCBS 6.1 to 5.5, WINS 5.7 to 5.1, and Talk formatted WMCAup 3.0 to 3.8. Beautiful Music WPAT 3.5 to 3.0, WPAT-FM (BM) 3.1to 2.8. WRFM (BM) 4.3 to 4.0. Adults 18-34: WBLS 10.9, WABC 9.6,WPLJ and WCBS-FM 7.3. Adults 2549: WABC 8.4. WHN 5.9. WBLS5.8, WPLJ 5.1. WCBS 5.0. WCBS-FM 4.9. Teens: WABC 23.0, WPLJ16.3, WBLS 13.3, WXLO 9.9.

LOS ANGELESKABC (N/T), with the L.A. Dodgers' hot streak going on curing

the survey period, surged from a 5.7 to 7.8 and holds a commanding14.7 share at night. KBIG (BM) now second in the market with 6.4,off half a share from the previous 6.9. KHJ (R) up a bit 4.0 to 4.3,KIIS-FM (R) had a very successful book 1.7 to 2.9, KIQQ (R) 2.3to 2.0, KTNQ (R) also increased well, 1.6 to 2.4. KRLA (0) leveledoff, back down to a 2.6 from their high 4.1. KRTH (0) back up 2.2to 2.6, and their best book in over a year. In AOR KLOS 3.3 to 2.8,KMET 2.6 to 2.7, KPOL-FM holding at 1.2, KNX-FM 3.6 to 3.2. WAIST 1.4 to 1.8,KDAY (B) 2.1 to 2.5, KGFJ (B) 0.9 to 0.8. KMPC (PA) 3.8 to 3.9, KFI(PA) 3.4 to 2.8, KIIS-AM (PA) holding at ,a 1.0. KJOI (BM) 6.2 to5.4. KLAC (C) had another up book 2.7 to 3.1. KFWB (N) 4.7 to3.4. KNX (N) 4.8 to 4.7. In the Orange County breakout book KEZY(R) 5.4 to 2.1. KWIZ (PA) 2.7 to 1.5, KEZY-FM (A) 1,2 to 0.8. Adults18-34 (Los Angeles book): KNX-FM 6.5, KRTH 5.7. KHJ and KLOS 5.3,KMET 5.1, KRLA 4.6, KIIS-FM 4.3. Adults 25-49: KBIG 6.9, KJOI 5.9.KABC 5.5, KNX-FM 4.7, KMPC 4.2. Teens: KHJ 13.1, KDAY 9.6, KTNQ9.0, KIQQ 8.4, KLOS 7.3.

San DiegoSuccess story of the market is KMJC (R) programmed by Kevin

Metheny. Station debuted with a 6.6. KFMB-FM (R) 6.1 to 5.6, KCBQ(R) dropped considerably 9.1 to 5.5. KGB -AM (A) also down 5.3 to4.7. KGB -FM (A) 7.6 to -7.0, KPRI (A) 2.6 to 3.3. KOGO (PA). withbaseball, surged 4.4 to 10.1. KSON (C) 3.6 to 2.9, KOZN (C) 2.8to 2.1. KFMB-AM (PA) 5.8 to 3.9. KEZL (BM) 7.3 to 6.3, KSDO (N)5.1 to 5.0. Adults 18-34: KGB -FM 14.6. KGB -AM 9.8, KMJC 8.7, KCBQ7.8. Adults 25-49: KOGO 12.2, KCBQ 6.8, KEZL, 6.7, KFMB 6.2. Teens:KFMB-FM ( B100) 27.8, KMJC 21.6, KCBQ 12.3 (down from 28.7).

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BALLOONFEST- When Wichita's annual River Festival ran short of funds to finance the event, KLEO donatedthe several thousand dollars needed, and took over promotion of the festival. The KLEO Balloonfast drew50 hot air balloonists for the nationally sanctioned competition. KLEO tied in with in-flight broadcastsby jocks, a parade, and gave away T-shirts, souvenir programs, a CB radio, and a free balloon ride.

GARBAGE CLEAN UP-CHAB/Moose Jaw, Canada was recently involved in a very successful city wideclean up campaign. In conjunction with the national "Pitch In 7Z" and McDonald's restaurants, the stationawarded a free McDonald's drink to each child who returned a full litter bag. Each participant was alsoregistered for a drawing for a 10 speed bicycle. During the Sunday event, sanitation workers donatedtheir time to man trucks at certain locations to pick up the trash. In one of the pictures here CHAGmorning man Jack Ross and Director of Community Affairs Reg Neiszner make an effort to "clean up thecity" by throwing a local dignitary into a garbage truck. Also pictured is Jack Ross congratulating thebike's winner.

HAGERSTOWN'S "FARRAHEST"- Two WQCM/Hagerstown air person-alities recently MC'd a Farrah Fawce tt-Majors look -a -like contest held at thelocal Sheraton Moto- Inn. Over 600 listeners filled one of the Sheraton'sballrooms for the event, and the contest results were broadcast live onthe station. Pictured (left to right); PD and afternoon personality DonRooney, winner of the contest, and morning man Pete Wilson.

KRKE'S NEW "CRUISER"-KRKE/Albuquerque Program Director Bill Burkettis shown behind the wheel of a Porsche 924 which was utilized by thestation during their recent window sticker spotting campaign.

JOCKS CLOWN FOR CONTEST-KSTT/Davenport's entire jock staff gottogether for this rare photo, which was tied -in with their latest contest.Two sailboats were the grand prizes in the "KSTT Sails Into Summer"campaign. Listeners dropped by area retailers to see this picture andthen sent in a postcard guessing which of the KSTT jocks is hiddenin the back of the shot. The two grand prize winners were selectedfrom the correct entries, and five runners-up each won five albums.Left to right are: Harrison Street Steve, Jay Gregory, Dan Vance, RickFields, PD Dr. Don Michaels, and Larry Marshall. Jim O'Hara is the mysteryjock who is raising his hands.

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WABC,1New York. N Y

Sonya Jones

Barry ManilowPeter FramptonHOTTEST:Marvin Gaye 2-1Fleetwood Mac 5-2Foreigner 12-9Alan 0' Day 16-12

MOW/Buffalo. N. V.Jim Quinn

Jimmy BuffettJohnny RiversHOTTEST:Helen Reddy 2-1Kenny Rogers 4-3Shaun Cassidy 27-10Donna McDaniel 23-11

WPGC/Washington D CJim Elliott

Alice CooperEmotions .Ram Jam

WRKOIBoston. Ma.Harry/1440ton

Teddy PendergrassPablo CruiseAndy GibbPeter McCannDr. HookHOTTEST:

Shaun Cassidy 1-1Alan 0' Day 3-2KC & Sunshine 8-4Marvin Gaye 9-5Bay City Rollers 14-11Peter Frampton 18-12B. Streisand 20-14Barry Manilow 26-20

KHJILos Angeles, Ca.Guevara/Leber

SupertrampPablo CruisePeter McCannHOTTEST:Marvin Gaye 4-3Climax Blues 10-7Andrew Gold 11-8Peter Frampton 20-13Barry Manilow 29-14Boston 23-19

WFIUPhiladelphia. Pa.Joel Denver

Andy GibbCommodoresPablo CruiseHOTTEST:Shaun Cassidy 3-1Andrew Gold 8-4Alan 0' Day 10-5Peter Frampton 16-9Steve Miller 19-13Foreigner 20-15Bay City Rollers 26-19

WLS/Chicago,11.Jim Smith

Peter McCannHOTTEST:Andrew Gold 5-2Foreigner 4-3Barry Manilow 7-5Alan 0' Day 21-8Peter Frampton 19-9Bay City Rollers 33-19

CKLW/Detroit MI.Dick Bozzi

SupertrampEmotionsFloatersPaul AnkaHOTTEST:Sylvers 4-3Slave 14-9Brainstorm 17-10Steve Miller 18-13Peter Frampton 19-148. Streisand 21-17Barry Manilow 28-21

KFRC/San Francisco, Ca.Dave Sholin

Bay City RollersPeter McCannFleetwood Mac

"Want To Know"

HOTTEST:Steve Miller 5-3Alan 0' Day 11-6Eagles 14-11Andrew Gold 20-14Shaun Cassidy 24-16

Y100/Miami, Fl.Quincy McCoy

Lou RawlsSteve MillerPeter FramptonDean FriedmanHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 1-1Merl Wilson 7-2Fleetwood Mac 5-3Cali Bee 6-4Commodores"Brickhouse" 8-5

Bay City Rollers 10-7Barry Manilow 17-12Sylvers 19-13Emotions 20-15Jimmy Buffett 24-18

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Jimmy BuffettB. StreisandCOONWildfireHOTTEST:Barry Manilow 6-3Sylvers 8-4Alan 0' Day 11-5Shaun Cassidy 17-6Peter Frampton 25-17

PARALLEL ONEWSAIICincinnati, Oh.E. Alvin Davis

Peter McCannJohnny:RiversHOTTEST:Steve Miller 3-1Merl Wilson 18-6Jimmy Buffett 16-12Peter Frampton 21-16Rita Coolidge 30-23

KCAVB/MinneapolleMn.John Sebastian

Steve MillerHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 9-4Barry Manilow 13-5Eagles 16-10Boston 23-16Dean Friedman 28-18

KXKXIDenver, Co.Beau Matthews

Shaun CassidyMerl WilsonHOTTEST:Fleetwood Mac 2-1Climax Blues 3-2Leo Sayer 9-3Barry Manilow 7-4Boston 11-5Steve Miller 19-6

WC:AO/Baltimore 84dRon Riley

Waylon JenningsCURAlice CooperHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 3-1Jimmy Buffett 6-3Andy Gibb 7-4Barry Manilow 10-6Peter Frampton 16-12Commodores 21-13Shaun Cassidy 28-15England Dan 24-16Abba 27-21Sylvers 29-22

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Jimmy BuffettRita CoolidgeSteve SperryNeil SedakaHOTTEST:Andy Gibb 8-4Alan 0' Day 10-6Shaun Cassidy 23-10Peter Frampton 26-18

WOKYIMilvvisukee,Wi.Vickie Tietz

Walter EganDonna McDanielRita CoolidgeBay City RollersLeBlanc & CarrWildfireFrankie MillerHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 11-4Barry Manilow 10-8Peter Frampton 20-13Abba' 23-16England Dan 21-17Heart 34-23

WPIX/NewYork.N.y.Neil McIntyre

Barry Manilow,Dan Fogelberg (DP)ELO (DP)Andy Gibb (DP)HOTTEST:Andrew Gold 2-1Peter. Frampton 10-7

Alan 0' Day 13-10Marvin Gaye 17-13

KNUSIDelbuLTs.Randytlemes

HotShaun CassidyAndy GibbHOTTEST:Merl Wilson 4-1Eagles 5-3Marvin -Gaye 14-6

Steve Miller 10-7Jimmy Buffett 12-8Alan 0' Day 18-13Andrew Gold 21-15Barry Manilow 23-16Waylon Jennings 27-19B. Streisand 26-20Peter Frampton 28-21

C HUM/Toronto. Can.Nanci Krant

Peter McCannJimmy BuffettAndy GibbHOTTEST:Fleetwood Mac 6-1Eagles 5-3Alan 0' Day 11-7Andrew Gold 15-8Bill Conti 17-11Marshall Tucker 24-15Suzy 8 Redstripes 27-21Barry Manilow 28-22Helen Reddy 29-24

KRBE/Houston.Tx.Clay Gish

Ram JamHelen ReddySlaveMerl WilsonBarry ManilowCommodoresPablo CruiseHOTTEST:

Alan 0' Day 4-1Shaun Cassidy 13-5Andrew Gold 10-6Peter Frampton 18-11Carpenters 29-23

KSLO/St. Louis. MoCharlie Lake

Bay City RollersLeBlanc 8 CarrBrownsville Stn.

Poco"Indian"

CS&NHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 2-1

Shaun Cassidy 8-3Steve Miller 10.5Ram Jam 16-6Jimmy Buffett 11-9Hot 21-15Sylvers 20-16Peter Frampton 22-17

WPEZ/Pittsburgh, Pa.Beau Raines

B. StreisandSylversHOTTEST:Fleetwood Mac 3,1Alan 0' Day 6-4Foreigner 11-7England Dan 16-11Barry Manilow 18-14Peter Frampton 20-16Hall & Oates 24-18Dean Friedman 28-19Brownsville Stn. 27-21Andy Gibb 30-22Shaun Cassidy 29-23

KSTP/Minneapolis. MnDenny Carpenter

HeartJames TaylorHOTTEST:Steve Miller 4-3B. Streisand 10-7Eagles 11-8Peter McCann 15-10Peter Frampton 18-12ELO 20-16

KCBO/San Diego, Ca.Nine Gomez

Peter Frampton"Signed"

LeBlanc 8 CarrAndy GibbHOTTEST:KC 8 Sunshine 5-1Alan 0' Day 14-7Jimmy Buffett 17-9

0102/Cincinnati. Oh.Marc Elliot

James TaylorHOTTEST:Fleetwood Mac 2-1

Steve Miller 5-4Peter Frampton 15-12Foreigner 18-14Bob Seger 22-19Peter McCann D-22

KJR/SeettleWa.Tracy Mitchell

Bay City RollersHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 1-1Andrew Gold 5-2Steve Miller 8-6Andy Gibb 10-7Barry Manilow 14-11Shaun Cassidy 17-12Heart 24-18

KIIS-FMILos Angeles. Ca.Staab/Cohen

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HOTTEST:Marvin Gaye 2-1Andrew Gold 10-5Jimmy Buffett 21-13Andy Gibb D-16Alice Cooper 23-17

WHBOIMemphis, Tn.John Long

EmotionsHOTTEST:Marvin Gaye 2-1Bill Conti 5-3Alan 0' Day 7-4Foreigner 11-8Andy Gibb 13-10Rose Royce

"Down" 23-15England Dan 26-20

9SX/Plevefork.N.Y.Bill Garcia

Andy GibbAbba

HOTTEST:Bill Conti 3-1Alan 0' Day 13-4Peter Frampton 24-15Barry Manilow 23-17Shaun Cassidy 34-22

KLIF/DallesTA.Jim Davis

Andy GibbPiles CruiseAbbaHOTTEST:Bill Conti 4-1'Jimmy Buffett 5-4Merl Wilson 12-6Neil Sedaka 17-14Rita Coolidge 19-16

Music key: (DP) indicates the song is getting playduring certain parts of the day and/or night (RAIindicates the song was dropped from the playlistthen re -added,

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KIOA/Des Moines, Ia.Sam Lee

Frankie MillerLeBlanc 8 CarrMeunchPeter FramptonHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 3-1Shaun Cassidy 17-3Andy Gibb 10-6B. Streisand 20-14Johnny Rivers 23-17Bay City Rollers 25,19

WAYS/Charlotte. N.C.Pat O'Brien

Rod Stewart (DP)Andy GibbElvis PresleyHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 11-7Rita Coolidge 9-8Barry Manilow 13-11Shaun Cassidy 19-13

KERNIBakersfield, Ca.Bob Harlow

Alice CooperRod StewartBay City RollersHOTTEST:

Merl Wilson 5-1Andy Gibb 3-2Peter McCann 8-6Rita Coolidge 13-8Jimmy Buffett 14-10Shaun Cassidy 17-11Barry Manilow 19-15Pablo Cruise 26-20

WKY/Okla home City. Ok.Sandy Jones

Abbe

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KFJZ/FtWorth.Trn.

Danny Owen

Rita CoolidgePeter FramptonHOTTEST:Andrew Gold 4-2Waylon Jennings 8-3Steve Miller 9-6Marshall Tucker 10-7Jimmy Buffett 14-11Alan 0' Day 17-12Barry Manilow 26-20 ,

KFXM/San Bernardino, CaJeff Salgo

Rita CoolidgeCommodoresJohnny NashHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 1-1Hot 9-2Eagles 13-5Andrew Gold 12-6Andy Gibb 14-10Harry Manilow 22-11'iteve Miller 18-12

INDIRCrHartford. Ct.

Jim English

Cat StevensRam JamHOTTEST:RC 8 Sunshine 9-5

Eagles 17-11Alan 0' Day 18.13Dean Friedman 25-18

WIRY/Troy. N.V.Jeff Ryan

HeartRod StewartMerl WilsonHOTTEST:Marvin Gaye 5-1Steve Miller 9-6Alan 0' Day 13-9Shaun Cassidy 14-11Peter Frampton 16-12Peter McCann 26-15Andy Gibe 28-23

WOW/Omaha, Ne.Eric Foss

Rod StewartHeartRita CoolidgeBay City RollersHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 1-1Shaun Cassidy 7-2Eagles 9-6Abba 11-9Peter Frampton 16-11Jimmy Buffett 18-12Peter McCann 20-15

WOLF/Syracuse. N TDon Bombard

Barry ManilowPeter FramptonBostonHOTTEST:KC & Sunshine 4-1Bill Conti 3-2Marvin Gaye 10-6Alan 0' Day 20-10

WG RD/Grand Rapids. MiRon White

Barry ManilowHOTTEST:KC & Sunshine 4-1Marvin Gaye 9-2Alan 0' Day 11-3Shaun Cassidy 18-10

WLAC/Nashville. Tn.John Conies

HeartHelen ReddyKenny NolanMerl WilsonRod StewartLeo Sayer (RA)Andy Gibb (RA)HOTTEST:Marvin Gaye 38-2Alan 0' Day 22-4Rita Coolidge 11-5Shaun Cassidy 30-7Andy Gibb RA -15Peter Frampton 24-16Foreigner 26-20

KAK.Crfulsa.Ok.Benjamin Cain

Johnny RiversELOWildfireHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 4-1Foreigner 9-6

Shaun Cassidy 16-8England Dan 27-20

WIBG/Philadelphia, Pa.Bill Hennes

WildfireHOTTEST:Shaun Cassidy 7-1Andrew Gold 4-2Alan 0' Day 9-4Peter Frampton 21-16

KEEL/Shreveport La.Steve Kelley

Shaun CassidyRonnie MilsapBay City RollersLeBlanc 8 CarrJames TaylorHOTTEST:Jimmy Buffett 4-3Eagles 8-5Johnny Rivers 19-12Barry Manilow 24-19Maze 33-22

KAIDEISAcrernento. Ca.

Lenny White

Bay City RollersRita CoolidgeRod Stewart (DP)James Taylor (DP)HOTTEST:Steve Miller 7-5Eagles 8-6Marshall Tucker 9-7Alan 0' Day 10-8Peter Frampton 20-16

KTKTITucson. Az.Ed Alexander

England DanBay City RollersJames TaylorMerl Wilson (DP)HOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 1-1Steve Miller 3-2Barry Manilow 5-3Jimmy Buffett 9-4Eagles 8-5Shaun Cassidy 20-12Rita Coolidge 22-17Marshall Tucker 23-19

KJRBISpokane, Wa.Michael Christian

Pablo CruiseAbba

Bay City RollersTed Nugent

"Scratch" (DP)Bonnie Raitt (DP)CS&N (DP)HOTTEST:Steve Miller 3-1Alan 0' Day 6-3Shaun Cassidy 11-5B. Streisand 21-17Andy Gibb 25-20Rita Coolidge 26-21

0105/Tampa. Fl.Bob McNeill

Sanford -TownsendAndy GibbBay City RollersHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 1-1Dean Friedman 4-3Abba 7-5England Dan 11-7Barry Manilow 15-8Peter Frampton 21-9Rita Coolidge 22-12B. Streisand 24-13

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Jack Armstrong

Islay Bros.Alice CooperKansas (DP)HOTTEST:Shaun Cassidy 5-1KC 8 Sunshine 4-2Alan 0' Day 8-6Eagles 15-9Sylvers 17-12Peter McCann 20-14

VVARDEINewOrloons.LaMarc Sommers

Johnny RiversNeil SedakaHOTTEST:Foreigner 4-3Barry Manilow 9-5Jimmy Buffett 12-9

VVKIXiltaleigh.N C.

Ron McKay

Emotions (DP)Neil SedakaBonnie Raitt (DP)HOTTEST:Fleetwood Mac 2-1Steve Miller 5-3Rita Coolidge 14-7Commodores 21-8Shaun Cassidy 15-11England Dan 21-12Barry Manilow 28-18B. Streisand 32-19

MINN/Denver. Co.Ed Greene

England DanHOTTEST:

Alan 0' Day 4-3Steve Miller 6-5Rita Coolidge 8-7Foreigner 10-9Barry Manilow 12-10Jimmy Buffett 14-11Shaun Cassidy 20-12Boston 27-20Peter Frampton 29-22

VVERE:(Binnlinghein.111

John Shomby

CommodoresJames TaylorHOTTEST:

Rita Coolidge 3-1Jimmy Buffett 4-2Shaun Cassidy 6-3Addrisi Bros. 13-8Sanford -Townsend 14-9Dean Friedman 15-11Pablo Cruise 20-15Waylon Jennings 22-16Marshall Tucker 24-19Andy Gibb 27-20Ram Jam 30-23

WN DE/Indianapolis, In.Jeff Lucifer

Rita CoolidgeB. StreisandHOTTESTShaun Cassidy 1-1Alan 0' Day 3-2Hot 5-4Jimmy Buffett 10-6Eagles 21-17David Soul 26-20Peter McCann 30-21

KC1E0411buquerque.NMFrank

Rod StewartCliff RichardDave MasonB.J. ThomasElvis PresleyJames TaylorCat Stevens8. StreisandPablo CruiseHOTTEST:Steve Miller 7-3Eagles 9-5Shaun Cassidy 17-6Barry Manilow 12-8Jimmy Buffett 16-11Peter Frampton 23-13Andy Gibb 21-14Peter McCann 26-17Sylvers 24-19Abba 28-20

094/Richmond. Va.Tim Watson

EmotionsAlice CooperJames TaylorBonnie RaittAndrew Lewis BandHOTTEST:England Dan 5-4Addrisi Bros. 8-5Rita Coolidge 12-7Andy Gibb 17-10Hall 8 Oates 20-16Pablo Cruise 21-17Peter Frampton 27-19Barry Manilow 29-20

WBJW/Orlando, Fl.Tons West

Dean Friedman (DP)HOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 4-1

Steve Miller 6-5England Dan 10-7Sylvers 12-8Alice Cooper 15-11

92FAAiProvidence. R.I.

Gary Berkowitz

Peter McCannRita CoolidgePablo CruiseHOTTEST:Abba 16-4Peter Frampton 18-9Barry Manilow 15-11Andy Gibb 28-13Carpenters 30-21

KROY/Sacramento. Ca.Dave Michaels

Merl WilsonAndy GibbHeartHOTTEST:Pablo Cruise 4-2Foreigner 6-3Steve Miller 7-4Alan 0' Day 9-6Marshall Tucker 11-7Andrew Gold 13-BBoston 28-20

WCOUColumbus. OhDave Bishop

HeartCommodoresPeri WilsonHOTTEST:Hot 5-3Marvin Gaye 8-4Bay City Rollers 21-13

added thisweek...

PARALLEL TWOKCPX/Salt Lake City, UtGary Waldron

Elvis PresleyMerl WilsonJohnny RiversHOTTEST:

Andy Gibb 9-7Jimmy Buffett 15-8Bay City Rollers 16-12Carpenters 17-13Peter McCann 18-14B. Streisand 20-16Neil Sedaka 23-19Rita Coolidge 25-20Ram Jam 27-21

Boston 29-23

WBBO/Augusta.GaBruce Stevens

SupertriseBruce FosterSanford -TownsendHOTTEST:Fleetwood Mac 2-1Foreigner 6-3Andrew Gold 7-4Jimmy Buffett 8-5Shaun Cassidy 14-8Kenny Nolan 11-9

Ile(lX141thanta.ClA

RhettlValker

Elvis PresleyHeartFrankie MillerHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 8-1Jimmy Buffett 3-2Shaun Cassidy 6-5Merl Wilson 17-9Peter Frampton 24-15

WFUIChattanooge, Tn.Max O'Brien

Mari WilsonHOTTEST:Andy Gibb 8-1Bob Seger 7-4Sylvers 10-6B. Streisand 14-8Shaun Cassidy 16-10Marvin Gaye 17-13Barry !Willow 23-15

WNCl/Columbus. Oh.Chris Edmonds

Rita CoolidgeHOTTEST:Andrew Gold 7-4

yPeterBuffettFrampton 10-6J

WMETIC hicago, II.Dave Morgan

HeartB. StreisandAndy GibbEngland DanHOTTEST:Shaun Cassidy 4-1Andrew Gold 9-5Steve Miller 10-8Alan 0' Day 15-11Peter Frampton 20-13Abbe 22-17Heart A-20

9100/San Diego, Ca.Judy Rich

Shaun CassidyHeartEngland DanHOTTEST:Marvin Gaye 6-4Andrew Gold 10-8Peter McCann 18-10Jimmy Buffett 14-11Peter Frampton 21-15Barry Manilow 24-19Andy Gibb 2,-23

WAVZ/New Haven, Ct.Curt Hansen

Rita CoolidgeTeddy PendergrassDan FogelbergEmotionsBay City RollersAndy GibbHOTTEST:Barry Manilow 5-3Alan 0' Day 6-4Peter Frampton 11-7Shaun Cassidy 14-9Dean Friedman 19-11Marshall Tucker 20-16-Heatwave 25-18ARK) 04-19Jimmy Buffett 29-22

VVICY/Ternpa.F1.Ron Parker

SlavePablo CruiseAndy GibbHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 1-1Shaun Cassidy 4-2Eagles 16-7Barry Manilow 18-8Peter Frampton 22-11Emotions 25-13England Dan 27-21Bay City Rollers 28-22Commodores 29-23

KAAY/Little Rock. Ar.

Dick Downes

Cat StevensMac McAnallyB. StreisandAndy GibbAlice CooperHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 3-2

Eagles 6-3Jimmy Buffett 8-4Steve Miller 9-5Rita Coolidge 10-7Barry Manilow 15-9Foreigner 16-12Shaun Cassidy 19-13Peter Frampton 27-18Sylvers 26-19

WEIBFIRochester.N.YJeff Ryder

Rita CoolidgeEddie Rabbitt (DP)LeBlanc 8 Carr (DP)KC & Sunshine (RA)HOTTEST:

Alan 0' Day 2-1Dean Friedman 4-2Stevie Wonder 15-8Shaun Cassidy 21-15

KBEC1/KansesCity,MoKim Welsh

Ram JamRita CoolidgeBostonHOTTEST:Andrew Gold 6-3Peter Frampton 16-7Waylon Jennings 15-10Jimmy Buffett 17-11Peter McCann 18-14Abba 25-20Heart 30-21England Dan 29-22

WAPE/Jacksonville. Fl.Paul Sebastian

Andy GibbRod StewartMari WilsonCat StevensJames TaylorHOTTEST:Steve Miller 10-3Dean Friedman 9-6Shaun Cassidy 19-8Peter McCann 18-14Barry Manilow 23-16Rita Coolidge 27-19

KRSP/Salt Lake City. UtAlan Hague

Alice CooperSylversPablo CruiseHOTTEST:Barry Manilow 4-3Addrisi Bros. 12-7Abbe 14-9England Dan 17-12B. Streisand 18-14Bay City Rollers 23-16

14116t414/PlashviDeTnPhil Stanley

Gladys KnightCommodoresELOHOTTEST:Steve Miller 2-1

Eagles 3-2Waylon Jennings 11-5Alan 0' Day 10-6

Abba 14-10Peter Frampton 21-11Ram Jam 20-12Rita Coolidge 19-13Shaun Cassidy 24-16B. Streisand 25-19

INIFIIPhdAdeIphia.Pa.

Jeff Robbins

Rita Cool idgA

HOTTEST:Shaun Cassidy 5-1Alan 0' Day 8-5

Bay City Rollers 21-15Peter McCann 24-16Andy Gibb 27-18

KEZY/Anaheim, Ca.Rick Carroll

SylversPablo CruiseHOTTEST:KC 8 Sunshine 3-1Alan 0' Day 5-4

Steve Miller 6-5Andrew Gold 8-6Peter Frampton 16-10Andy Gibb 19-11Joe Tex 18-13Heart 20-14Shaun Cassidy 27-16Supertramp 30-22B. Streisand 29-23Jimmy Buffett 34-25Rod Stewart 35-26

WSGNIBirmingham, Al.Jan Jeffries

Alice CooperCommodoresBonnie RaittNeil SedakaHOTTEST:Peter McCann 2-1Andy Gibb 3-2Kenny Nolan 5-4Rita Coolidge 11-5Shaun Cassidy 13-6Merl Wilson 16-11

WINVVICanton.OhQuinn

Andy GibbRita CoolidgeB. StreisandHeart

HOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 7-2

Eagles 6-4Steve Miller 8-6Barry Manilow 11-8Sylvers 15-10Shaun Cassidy 27-11Peter Frampton 23-17Jimmy Buffett 24-18

KLEOANichita.Ks.

Men Clifford

Heart (DP)Peter FramptonHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 1-1Sylvers 4-2Shaun Cassidy 19-5Barry Manilow 23-14Eagles 21-15Foreigner 24-18Andy Gibb 29-20

WSGA/Savannah.GaJerry Rogers

Pablo CruiseB. StreisandDean FriedmanHOTTEST:Sylvers 5-3Andrew Gold 8-6Eagles 10-7Jimmy Buffett 16-12Foreigner 17-13Shaun Cassidy 21-16Commodores 28-21

K INGISeattle. We.Rob Conrad

Shaun CassidyRita CoolidgeHOTTEST:

Steve Miller 5-3Barry Manilow 20-11Peter Frampton 18-12Jimmy Buffett 23-18

KINTIEIPaso.Ta.

RishVYood

Heart

CS&N

HOTTEST:Andy Gibb 12-6Peter McCann 11-8Steve Miller 13-10Mari Wilson 24-15B. Streisand 28-17England Dan 26-18

K1001LosAngeleaCer

Denise Gorman

Staryars ThemeB. StreisandHOTTEST:Bill Conti 2-1Alan 0' Day 4-3Marvin Gaye 5-4Eagles 6-5Andy Gibb 16-13Peter Frampton 18-15Jimmy Buffett 24-19

WYREIAnnapolis Md.Jim Tice

James TaylorCapt 8 TennilleHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 2-1Kenny Rogers 3-2Fleetwood Mac 4-3Jimmy Buffett 10-8Shaun Cassidy 19-9Peter McCann 13-11Rita Coolidge 21-14

%MCC/Bridgeport. Cr

Gary Peters

Suzy 6 RedstripesRod StewartBay City RollersHOTTEST:Marvin Gaye 3-2Barry Manilow 5-3Alan 0' Day 10-6Jimmy Buffett 13-10Hot 22-16Dean Friedman 23-18Andy Gibb 29-22

PARALLELTHREE

KANC/Anchorage, Ak.Robert 0

Little River Band"Happy"

StarzRam JamKansas (RA)HOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 7-1Steve Miller 15-4Andrew Gold 12-5Manfred Mann 11-6Barry Manilow 17-7Eagles 16-8Dean Friedman 19-14Pablo Cruise 25-17

WSPTIStevens Point. WiPet Martin

CS8NBay City RollersHOTTEST:Dean Friedman 4-1Jimmy Buffett 6-4Addrisi Bros. 11-6Barry Manilow 14-10waylon Jennings 17-13Sylvers 25-20

VVFOlYINIontgonlervAL

Lanny West

Sanford -TownsendHeart

Fleetwood Mac"Lovin' Fun"

HOTTEST:Shaun Cassidy 1-IRita Coolidge 7-2Ronnie Milsap-12-7Steve Miller 14-9ELO 20-10Eagles 23-15 'Alice Cooper 26-18Mac McAnally- 30-22

WROK!Rockf ord. II.Dave Hamilton

Peter McCannNeil SedakaRod StewartWaylon JenningsAttitudesHOTTEST:Shaun Cassidy 14-1Alan 0' Day 7-5Peter Frampton 15-10Hall 8 Oates 24-17Andy Gibb 25-19

KEWI/Topeka. Ks.Brume Wayne

Shaun CassidyPeter FramptonHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 3-1Jimmy Buffett 18-12Steve Miller 19-15

KODI/Great Falls, Mt.Dos Nordin.

England DanRod StewartJames TaylorJennifer WarnesNOT -EST:

Fleetwood Mac 2-1Stevie Wonder 3-2Barry Manilow 7-4Foreigner 6-5Andy Gibb 11-9Steve Miller 14-11Dean Friedman 24-16

KENO/LastiegasJolv

Richard Clear

James TaylorHOTTEST:Bill Conti 8-2Andrew Gold 5-3Steve Miller 7-5Alan 0' Day 16-9Barry Manilow 14-10Shaun Cassidy 27-17Jimmy Buffett 28-23Peter Frampton 29-24Anay Gibb 31-25

N/YND/Saresota.FIJack Dillon

Merl WilsonRose Royce

"My Mind"

HOTTEST:Fleetwood Mac 2-1Alan 0' Day 7-2Eagles 8-4Peter Frampton 13-7Joe Tex 25-16

VVFEAVAAanchester, N.H.

Paul Berette

Starz

Or. HookRita CoolidgeEngland DanHOTTEST:Shaun Cassidy 1-1Bury Manilow 4-2Eagles 14-8Peter Frampton 15-10Alin 0' Day 21-13Be' City Rollers 29-19

Kr/IR/Bismarck, N.D.Dan Brannan

Stephen BishopRita CoolidgeHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 2-1Jimmy Buffett 4-2Bwry Manilow 8-4Waylon Jennings 19-7Shaun Cassidy 13-8Andy Gibb 17-11

Peter Frampton 20-14

WKNXISaginew. Mi.Mike Ryan

CommodoresBrothers JohnsonAbbaRita CoolidgeHOTTEST:Andrew Gold 5-4Kenny Rogers 7-5Marvin Gaye 10-6Steve Miller 12-8Eagles 16-9Foreigner 23-10Hall 8 Oates 22-15Peter Frampton 25-19

KFXD/Buise. IDWendy Green

None

IOTTES1:Rot 4-2Steve Miller 6-3Eagles 7-4Jimmy Buffett 10-8'Barry Manilow 13-9Peter Frampton 23-15Shaun Cassidy 24-18

NIELS/Fayetteville. N CStanley B Stewart

Pablo CruiseNatalie ColeSanford -TownsendHOTTEST:Commodores 10-2Emotions 14-4Andy Gibb 12-8Abba 19-12Jimmy Buffett 23-13Addrisi Bros. 26-16Rita Coolidge 31-21James Taylor 34-26

KVOX/Fargo. N.DBob Denver

Rod StewartAtlanta RhythmBay City RollersSpinnersH OTTEST:

J immy Buffett 9-4Andy Gibb 11-6Rita Coolidge 15-7Heart 23-12Shaun Cassidy 27-18James Taylor 29-22

WTALM\Auskegon MIJon London

ELOBay City RollersHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 4-1Rita Coolidge 16-9Peter Frampton 18-13Abbe 23-16Andy Gibb 24-17England Dan 27-21

The Hottest.Alan O'Day

Shaun CassidyPeter FramptonBarry Manilow

Steve MillerPARALLEL THREE

WRFCIAthens. GaKelly McCoy

NoneHOTTEST:Andy Gibb 3-1

Rita Coolidge 9-2Heart 8-3Abbe 12-5England Dan 14-9Isley Bros. 16-10Sanford -Townsend 17-12Peter Frampton 20-14Pablo Cruise 23-18Commodores 30-23

VVEAOJEauCleirmlAAScott Christensen

England DanSteve SperryHOTTEST:Stevie Wonder 4-2Andrew Gold 7-3Firefall 8-5Steve Miller 17-12Foreigner 25-17

WCGCUColumbus. Ga.Joe Cook

Sanford -TownsendHeartPablo CruiseHOTTEST:

Fleetwood Mac 2-1Andy Gibb 4-3Dean Friedman 12-9Marvin Gaye 23-16

KAYCISeaurnont,TxPhil King

Merl WilsonB.J. ThomasShaun CassidyAndy GibbHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 4-1Fleetwood Mac 3-2Rita Coolidge 6-4Andrew Gold 9-6Jimmy Buffett 13-7Marvin Gaye 16-8Alice Cooper 17-12Peter Frampton 23-18Commodores 24-19

WOSH/Oshkosh, Wi.Dan Davis

B. StreisandBonnie RaittBay City RollersKansas

ELOHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 3-1Firefall 5-3Steve Miller 4-5Foreigner 9-7Marvin Gaye 14-10Peter McCann 24-19Andy Gibb 2721Peter Frampton 29-24Boston 31-26

KOWBIFargo.NDWayne Hiller

James TaylorCat StevensELOCapt 6 Tennille (OP)HOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 1-1Andrew Gold 3-2Jimmy Buffett 7-4Rita Coolidge 17-7Andy Gibb 13-8Shaun Cassidy 23-14

ARAM/Portland. Or.

Michael O'Brien

Rod StewartCarpentersJames TaylorElvis PresleyHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 3-2Steve Miller 6-3Andy Gibb 7-4

Dean Friedman 10-7Eagles 11-9Jimmy Buffett 15-11Shaun Cassidy 28-17Peter McCann 24-19Alice Cooper 29-23

WACIIFreeport, II.

J D Dalton

England DanCapt 6 TennillePablo CruiseRod StewartDavid SoulHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 4-2Steve Miller 6-4Shaun Cassidy 9-6Peter Frampton 12-7Jimmy Buffett 17-9England Dan A-11Carpenters 27-12Peter McCann 22-14Andy Gibb 29-18Hall & Oates 24-19Rita Coolidge 28-20Bay City Rollers 30-23

Alice Cooper 32-25

KDZAPueblo. Co.RipiionVVinkle

Bay City RollersAlice CooperAtlanta RhythmHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 6-3Foreigner 5-4Steve Miller 8-5Barry Manilow 12-6Marvin Gaye 11-7Andy Gibb 16-10Shaun Cassidy 19-11Eagles 18-12

Jimmy Buffett 22-16Peter Frampton 23-17Heart 28-23B. Streisand 29-24Rita Coolidge 32-26Pablo Cruise 39-29

WAAYIHuntswille AlTony Taylor

HeartJames TaylorCS&N

Bay City HollersHOTTEST:

Alan 0' Day 1-1Fleetwood Mac 3-2Shaun Cassidy 10-5England Dan 9-7Meri Wilson 18-9Stephen Bishop 14-10Rita Coolidge 13-11Dean Friedman 15-12Sanford -Townsend 27-21

K131M/Roswell.N.N1

J. David Sloane

Shaun Cassidy (DP)Sylvers (DP)Bay City Rollers (DP)Highway 101Bette MidlarRod Stewart (RA)AbbaWaylon JenningsHOTTEST:

Fleetwood Mac 5-1Dean Friedman 6-2Andrew Gold 7-3Steve Miller 10-6Jimmy Buffett 14-9Alice Cooper 17-10Eagles 19-12Barry Manilow 24-14Marvin Saye 22-16Marshall Tucker 23-18Pablo Cruise 29-24Andy Gibb 33-25

WGLF.Talleh Fl.Charles Rowe

ELOStephen BishopSanford -TownsendMac McAnallyHOTTEST:

Steve Miller 5-1Andrew Gold 3-2Andy Gibb 8-4Eagles

alolo.7 1:age 14-10Barry Manilow 17-13Peter Frampton 18-14B. Streisand 22-17

WTSN/Dovar, N.H.Jim Sebastian

England DanELOCOONRita Cool icge

Rod StewartDavid SoulRam JamHOTTES":

Shaun Cassidy 5-1Alan 0' Day 3-2Abba 6-5Peter McCann 8-6Alice Cooper 10-7Steve Miller 16-10Andy Gibb 15-11Tavares 19-12Peter Frampton 22-14Bonnie Raitt 23-15Foreigner 2'-19Kenny Nolan 32-20Barry Manilow 30-23

VVAMOODuluth.1101m

Bruce McGregor

Rita CoolidgeJames Taylo-Atlanta RhythmHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 6-1Barry Manilow 10-6Andrew Gold 13-9B. Streisand 17-10Abba 20-15Andy Gibb 24-16Heart 27-22

92C1/Nashyille, Tn.John Davis

ELOHOTTEST:

Andrew Gold 4-3Steve Miller 5-4Jimmy Buffett 10-7England Dan 13-11

WL0F/Onendo.FlJohn Lander

HeartAndy Gibb

"Everything"HOTTEST:

Shaun Cassicy 5-3Steve Miller 9-6Barry Manilow 15-9England Dan 18-15B. Streisanc 24-17Peter McCaw. 25-19Pablo Cruise. 32-22

KKXL/Grand Forks. S.D.Bob Hooper

Peter FramptonElvis PresleyHeartiOTTEST

Innen Cassidy 15-1iteve Miller 10-5Eagles 16-6Jimmy Buffett 19-8Foreigner 22-13England Dan 24-18ELO 30-24

INGBF/Eyanstrille In.Buddy Scott

Suzy & RedstripesShaun CassidyHOTTEST

Andrew Gold 5-4Kenny Rogers 7-5Steve Miller 12-8Eagles 13-9Barry Manilow 16-11Peter Frampton 17-12

WISElAsheyille. N.C.Ray Williams

Suzy & RedstripesMerrilee RushEmotionsHenry GrossElvis PresleyHOTTEST:Fleetwood Mac 3-1Rita Coolidge 10-3Sylvers 13-7Steve Miller 18-14Abba 20-16Shaun Cassidy 23-17Peter Frampton 27-22

VICKIL/Parkersburg,W.VKehl/West

Mac McAnallyHeartCS&NSo. Side JohnnyRita CoolidgeJohnny G. WatsonHOTTEST:Ram Jam 7-2Krlstofferson 6-4Barry Nanilow 12-6Sanford -Townsend 13-7Peter McCann 19-12Hall & Oates 20-15Boston 22-17Wild Cherry 27-22Alice Cooper 32-23

KHFI/Austin, TxJack Starr

Alice CooperJames Taylor

Redstripes

CS&N

!!!;!'Peter Frampton 20-15

Ram Jam 24-18

WAIRANinston-Salem,Randy Kabrick

Bonnie RainHelen ReddyMacMcAnnalyHOTTEST:Shaun Cassidy 4-2Steve Miller 8-4Sylvers 14-10Rita Coolidge 21-11Marvin Gaye 18-12Peter Frampton 20-15Andy Gibb 23-16

WFWA/RAarienu.GaGreg McClure

Sanford -TownsendWalter EganComnodoresJohnny RiversHeatwaveELODickie BettsBruce FosterHOTTEST:Steve Miller 6-4Rita Coolidge 9-6Alan 0' Day 11-7Barry Manilow 17-11Helen Reddy 16-12Peter Frampton 28-18

KCEIN/RenmAlvRed Mtn

WISAA/AAedison.WL

Jonathan Little

Suzy 1 RedstripesBretton:HOTTEST:Shaun Cassidy 2-1Pablo Cruise 13-9Eagles 16-10Barry Manilow 18-13Rita Coolidge 24-17Peter Frampton 29-21Abba 30-24

WRIK/W PaknEleach.FlTerry Lee

EmotionsHOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 4-3Foreigner 8-4

Steve Miller 9-5Eagles 10-6

Shaun Cassidy 12-7

MiGUYIBangor.heeMark Laurence

LeBlanc 6 -CarrHeart

Sanford -TownsendHOTTEST:

Steve Miller 4-3Jimmy Buffett 6-4Eagles 10-7Rita Coolidge 17-9Barry Manilow 14-10Abba 16-12Peter McCann 20-14Foreigner 24-18Peter Frampton 23-19Bay City Rollers 27-22

KWHP/Oklahoma City. Ok.Gary Mathews

Heart

Atlanta RhythmBay City RollersNeil SedakaJames Taylor

1cC(akp & TennilleAlice Cooper

N.C. Pablo CruiseHOTTEST:Fleetwood Mac 3-1Marvin Gaye 4-2Bill Conti 5-3Foreigner 9-4Alan 0' Day 10-6Carpenters 18-10Steve Miller 19-11Jimmy Buffett 20-16B. Streisand 30-23

Stephen BishopCommodoresStephen DeesDr. HookValentineHOTTEST:Fleetwood Mac 2-1Barry Manilow 13-7Alice Cooper 12-8Andy Gibb 18-14lOcc 20-16England Dan 22-17Peter Frampton 24-19Bay City Rollers 27-21

WJOPESt.Cloud.hanToniKay

Capt & TennilleAtlanta RhythmHOTTEST:Jimmy Buffett 4-3Waylon Jennings 8-5Alan 0' Day 17-7Shaun Cassidy 18-9Peter Frampton 19-12

KDON/Salinas. Ca.A.J. Roberts

CS&NELOAbba

HOTTEST:Alan 0' Day 4-2Andy Gibb 8-4Steve Miller 13-7Kenny Nolan 11-9Marie Osmond 14-10Barry Manilow 15-11Peter Frampton 17-12Jimmy Buffett 20-15Jacksons 23-18Eagles 24-19

WEEONYaynesboro PaBob Kennedy

Heart (DP)Waylon JenningsSylversRod StewartCliff RichardHOTTEST:Fleetwood Mac 2-1Bill Conti 3-2Steve Miller 7-4Shaun Cassidy 15-5Eagles 13-7Peter Frampton 23-17Rita Coolidge 26-21

9130/Vidalia, Ge.Scott Kerr

Bay City RollersB. StreisandHeartSuzy 6 RedstripesBrownsville Stn.HOTTEST:Mari Wilson 5-1Foreigner 6-4Steve Miller 10-6Marvin Gaye 12-8Barry Manilow 15-11Andy Gibb 17-12Abba 20-16

Waylon Jennings 25-20

C141011Cocoalleach.Fl

Chris O'Neill

CommodoresRita CoolidgeAndy GibbMari WilsonHOTTEST:Fleetwood Mac 2-1Marvin Gaye 4-2Steve Miller 10-4Eagles 13-7Barry Manilow 14-8Abba 19-13Hall B Oates 22-16Shaun Cassidy 27-18

KJOV/Stockton CaDavid Kraham

Dan FogelbergKenny LogginsBrothers JohnsonFringe BenefitShaun CassidyRuby

HOTTEST'Pablo Cruise 4-2B. Streisand 5-3Andy Gibb 10-5Heart 11-7Rod Stewart 19-9Marlene Shaw 20-13Peter McCann 24-14Commodores 29-15CS&N 28-18Ram Jam 30-21

KSLY/San Luis Obispo, CaJohn Tobin

ELOHeartCat StevensAtlanta RhythmHOTTEST:

Eagles 14-5Kenny Rogers 8-6Abba 16-13Peter McCann 23-19

RIPEBOAKERSICHUMWIFIW1CCWNCIWAPEWISMWSPTKFYRWGBF

980WFLBWOLFWFLBWISEKHFIKSLYKCEIINKFXD

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2 1 ANDREW GOLD1 2 FLEETWOOD MAC3 3 BILL CONTI5 4 STEVIE WONDER4 5 STEVE MILLER7 6 DEAN FRIEDMAN10 7 PETER FRAMPTON6 8 EAGLES (old)8 9 LEO SAYER

1319

14 12 THEODORE PENDERGRASS17 13 MARVIN GAYE11 11 TAVARES12 15 FOREIGNER19 1615 17D 1818 19D 20

ADDS:

ON:

ReiNUCINE BAND

ATLANTA RS (old)MARSHA...1. TUCKERJIMMY BUFFETTHOTHEART

BARRY MANILOWDAN FOGELBERG 111F1ELO (DPIANDY GIBE (DP)

ENGLAND DANEAGLESSHAUN CASSIDY

1111311rBuffalo

2 1 HELEN REDDY1 2 CONTUFF ACUSON4 3 KENNY ROGERS5 4 RUBINOOS

6 KC & SUNSHINE BAND7 6 FLEETWOOD MAC8 7 BARRY MANILOW9 9 ANDREW GOLD10 9 ALAN O'DAY1723 1?

SHAUNtIUNA iALYDANIEL

12 12 KENNY NOLAN15 13 ABBA6 14 STEVIE WONDER18 15 STEVE MILLER11 16 HOT20 17 ENGLAND DAN13 16 GLEN CAMPBELL21 19 PETER FRAMPTON25 20 PETER MC CANND 21 DUSTY SPRINGFIELD17 22 STARZ (old)A 23 JIMMY BUFFETT

216 BOZ SCAGGS

s, 3SUPERTRAMPMARVINGAYE

1430

ATTITUDESLEO SAYER

29 29 PETER GABRIELA 30 JOHNNY RIVERS

ADDS: 23.30

ON: ANDY G11343ROD STEWARTSTARZ Inow)

New York3 1 BILL CONTI2 2 FLEETWOOD MAC1 3 LEO SAYER13 4 ALAN O'DAY4 5 MARVIN GAVE7 6 ANDREW GOLD6 7 STEVIE WONDER

8 HOTTE

(50 10 TAVARES9 11 CLIMAX BLUES

11 12 STEVE MILLER (now)12 13 KC & SUNSHINE BAND14 11 EAGLES20 15 PETER FRAMPTON16 16 TIDDY PENDERGRASS23 17 BARRY MANILOW17 19 KENNY ROGERS22 19 BARBRA STREISAND15 20 GLEN CAMPBELL21 21 FOREIGNER34 22 SHAUN CASSiDYII 23 NATALIE COLE (old)19 24 ATLANTA RS (old)20 25 KISS26 26 SYLVERS33 27 PABLO CRUISE

229 BARBRA STREISAND lold)2 EAGLES lead)32 30 ROO STEWARTA 31 ANDY GUM

JENNIFER WARNES low)C 06040 DO R ES

79 3236 33A 34 ABBA30 35 THELMA HOUSTON told)

ADDS 31.34

I4/C.

Pittsburgh3 11 22 36 44 57 6

7

89 98 1016 1113 1210 1318 1412 1520 -1619 1724 1928 1925 2027 2130 2229 2314 2417 2532 2815 2731 2834 2922 3021 3135 3223 33A 34A 35

FLEETWOOD MACBILL CONTIADDRISI BROSALAN O'DAYHOTANDREW GOLDFOREIGNERLEO SAVEREAGLESBOZ SCAGGSENGLAND DANMARVIN GAVEGLEN CAMPBELLBARRY MANI LOWEAGLES (old)PETER FRAMPTONBOSTONHALL & OATESDEAN FRIEDMANSTEVE MILLERBROWNSVILLEANDY 01136SHAUN CASSIDYJENNIFER WARNES (old)ATLANTA RS (old)MARSHALL TUCKERKC & SUNSHINE BANDATLANTA RS (now)JIMMY BUFFETT10. (old)CLIMAX BLUESHEARTSTEVIE WONDERBARBRA STREISANDSYLVERS

ADDS: 34, 35

ON MERRILEE RUSH

UINIIBaltimore

3 1 ALAN 0 DAV2 2 MARVIN GAYE6 3 JIMMY BUFFETT7 4 ANDY GIBS

1 FLEETWOOD MAC10 d BARRY MANI LOW9 7 STEVE MILLER4 9 KENNY ROGERS8 9 BILL CONTI5 10 JOE TEX11 11 EAGLES16 72 PETER FRAMPTON21 13 COMMODORES17 14 DEAN FRIEDMAN28 15 SHAUN CASSIDY24 16 ENGLAND DAN19 17 BARBRA STREISAND22 19 PABLO CRUISE12 19 HALL & OATES (now)23 20 PETER MC CANN27 21 ABBA29 22 SYLVERS

2324

ANDREW GOLDBAY CITY ROLLERS

13 25 RUFUSRITA COOLIDGECAT STEVENSJAMES TAYLOR

15 29 KC & SUNSHINE BANDD 30 HEART

30 28

8 26

ADDS:CSNALICE COOPER

MIDWEST

Minneapolis1 1 FLEETWOOD MAC2 2 ANDREW GOLD4 3 STEVE MILLER5 4 ALAN O'DAY3 5 CONTI/FERGUSON6 6 FOREIGNER10 7 BARBRA STREISAND (new)11 B EAGLES7 9 STEVIE WONDER15 10 PETER MC CANN9 11 DEAN FRIEDMAN1B 12 PETER FRAMPTON8 13 CLIMAX BLUES14 14 JIMMY BUFFETT17 15 BARRY MANILOW20 16 ELO19 17 KENNY NOLAN

2i18 ENGLAND DAN19 LEO SAVER20 MERI WILSON

D 21 SHAUN CASSIDY

ADDS: HEARTJAMES TAYLOR

1

4

7

62119

1311

161210

A

Chicago1 SHAUN CASSIDY7 ANDREW GOLD3 FOREIGNER4 KC & SUNSHINE BAND5 BARRY MANILOW6 STEVIE WONDER7 BILL CONTI

ALAN O'DAYETR FRAON

10 FLEETWOODEAC11 STEVE MILLER12 KENNY ROGERS

W2 SCAGGS

15 BOSTON16 LEO SAYER17 CLIMAX BLUES19 GBAVVECITY ROLLERS

.i...fiVRC,A,CMPC12$14

20 23 KI18 24 JENNIFER WARNES (HA)O 27 HEART

29 EAGLES (old)33 30 DAVID SOUL load)27 31 HALL & OATES (old)78 34 CAPTAIN & TENNILLE (old)31 38 10. (0411

ADDS 21

WGCLCleveland

1 1

2 26 38 4

11 517 67 7310 94 1013 1114 1216 135 149 1518 1625 1719 18

20 1921 2012 2123 2224 23A 24

26 252 26726 2729 2030 29A 30

ADDS:

ON,

FLEETWOOD MACBILL CONTIBARRY MANILOWSYLVERSALAN O'DAYSHAUN CASSIDYMARVIN GAVESTEVIE WONDERCLIMAX BLUESANDREW GOLDBOB SEGERPABLO CRUISESTEVE MILLERFOREIGNERHOTEAGLESPETER FRAMPTONJOE TEXABBABAY CITY ROLLERSRUFUSPETER MC CANNENGLAND DANJIMMY BUFFETTHEARTANDY GIBSDEAN FRIEDMANWILD CHERRYTEDDY PENDERGRASSBARBRA STREISAND

24, 30CSNWILDFIRE

NEIL SEDAKAHELEN REDDY

Cincinnati3 1 STEVE MILLER2 2 KC & SUNSHINE BAND1 3 LEO SAVER4 4 BILL CONTI6 5 ANDREW GOLDII B MERI WILSON

BARRY MANI LOW5 8 EAGLES (otd)9 9 FLEETWOOD MAC12 10 FOREIGNER10 11 EAGLES Inw)16 12 JIMMY BUFFETT13 13 ALAN O'DAY11 14 602 SCAGGS14 15 ATLANTA RS (old)21 16 PETER FRAMPTON15 17 JENNIFER WARNES (old/8 18 STEVIE WONDER19 19 1094 (old)17 20 CLIMAX BLUES20 21 HALL & OATES (old)22 22 KANSAS (old)30 23 RITA COOLIDGE

232 BA4 RRA STREISAND (ol25 THELMA HOUSTON (old)d)

20 26 MARVIN GAYE26 27 WINGS27 28 GLEN CAMPBELLA 29 PETER MC CANNA 30 JOHNNY RIVERS

ADDS 29. 30

Minneapolis1 1 FLEETWOOD MAC4 2 MAYNARD FERGUSON2 3 STEVIE WONDER9 4 ALAN acme13 5 BARRY MANILOW6 6 ANDREW GOLD

7 LEO SAYER5 8 MARSHALL TUCKER7 9 CLIMAX BLUES16 10 EAGLESB 11 GLEN CAMPBELL14 12 BOB SEGER12 13 BOZ SCAGGS10 14 EAGLES (old)15 15 DAVID SOUL (old)23 16 BOSTON11 17 ATLANTA RS (old)28 18 DEAN FRIEDMAN17 19 JENNIFER WARNES (old)A 20 STEVE MILLER20 21 HALL & OATES Inewl18 22 BARBRA STREISAND (old)25 23 STEPHEN BISHOP26 24 CARPENTERS19 2S 1004 fold)21 26 HALL & OATES food (old)30 27 ENGLAND DAN22 28 KANSAS fold)24 29 FLEETWOOD MAC (old)77 30 BOSTON (old)

ADDS 20

oN MERI WILSON

2 1 ALAN O'DAY1 2 FLEETWOOD MAC13 3 SHAUN CASSIDY3 4 BILL CONTI

10 5 STEVE MILLER16 6 RAM JAM

7 7 CHILLIWACK6 8 MARVIN GAVE

11 9 JIMMY BUFFETT13 10 DAVE MASON4 11 JOE TEX14 12 BARRY MANILOW

9 13 REO17 14 ADDRISI BROS

71 15 NOT20 16 SYLVERS22 17 PETER FRAMPTONIf IS ENGLAND DAN5 19 KC & SUNSHINE SAND73 20 PETER MC CANN24 21 ASIA25 22 BOSTON24 73 LUPE P1TRAMP27 24 EAGLES29 25 RITA COOLIDGED 20 HEART

30 27 MANHATTANS31 78 COMMODORES32 29 ALICE COOPER35 30 ANDY GIBB13 31 KENNY NOLAN34 12 DEAN FRIEDMAND 33 WAY LON JENNINGSO 30 PABLO CRUISEA 35 MN

ADDS. 35BAY CITY ROLLERSLEBLANC & CARRBROWNSVILLEFOC° Inc.")

ON BONNIE RAITTWALTER EGAN1SL EY EROS

1 1 SHAUN CASSIDY2 2 STEVIE WONDER3 3 SYLVERS

11 4 ALAN O'DAY5 5 PETER MC CANN4 6 BILL CONTI6 7 ' KENNY ROGERS10 8 BARRY MANILOW9 9 ANDREW GOLD7 10 KC & SUNSHINE BAND8 11 FLEETWOOD MAC14 12 STEVE MILLER20 13 PETER FRAMPTCN12 14 LEO SAYER17 15 ANDY GIBS

i§ MIRAN° DAN18 18 ADDRISI BROS13 19 MARSHALL TUCKER24 20 CARRIE LUCAS25 21 JIMMY BUFFETT15 22 KISS34 23 HEART30 24 EAGLESA 25 RITA COOLIDGE

32 28 WAYLON JENNINGS291 27 ATLANTA RS (now)

2929

10= Iowa)26 CLIMAX BLUES33 30 HELEN REDDY35 31 ALICE COOPERA 32 BAY CITY ROLLERSA 33 LEBLANC & CARA

234 WILDFIRE35 FRANKIE MILLER

ADDS:

ON:

25, 33 33. 34. 35WALTER EGANDONNA MCDANIEL

MAC DAVIS

Cincinnati2 11 23 3

44 56 B9 78 812 9

10 115 1211 131B 1410 15

1816

8 1720 1822 1917 2019 21D 2221 2323 2425 2526 2624 2727 2829 2930 30

ADDS

FLEETWOOD MACLEO SAYERKC & SUNSHINE BANDSTEVE MILLERBARRY MANILOWEAGLESBILL CONTIANDREW GOLDJIMMY BUFFETTITAVaAWGOGIDE R

PETER FRAMPTONEAGLES 'old)FOREIGNERCLIMAX BLUESHALL 8) OATES told)aMARSHALL TUCKERBOB SEGERFIREFALLATLANTA RS (old)PETER MC CANNJENNIFER WARNES (old)THELMA HOUSTON (old)JETHRO TULLBARBRA STREISAND lold)NATALIE COLE (old)STEVE MILLER (oldKANSAS (old)10. (old)

JAMES TAYLOR

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Detroit1 1 SHAUN CASSIDY

2 2 LEO SAYER4 3 SYLVERS5 4 FLEETWOOD MAC6 5 COMMODORES3 6 KC & SUNSHINE BAND8 7 ALICE COOPER9 8 MANHATTANS14 9 SLAVE17 10 BRAINSTORM7 11 MARVIN GAYE10 12 BILL CONTI18 13 STEVE MILLER19 14 PETER FRAMPTON13 15 STEVIE WONDER16 16 CLIMAX BLUES21 17 BARBRA STREISANDD 18 ISLET BROS15 19 BOB SEGER11 20 BOO SCAGGS28 21 BARRY MANI LOW12 22 JENNIFER WARNES (old)25 23 FOREIGNER12 14 RUFUS13 25 EAGLES 1014126 26 HALL & OATES Indy))30 27 BURTON CUMMINGS29 28 JAMES TAYLORD 29 BROWNSVILLED 30 BAY CITY ROLLERS

ADDS' SUPE R TRAMPEMOTIONSFLOATERSPAUL ANNA

SMEMOS STEREO

4 11 2

5 31 4

3 511 610 712 88 99 107 1115 1216 136 1421 IS23 1617 IT16 1427 1926 2028 2126 2224 2319 2411 2525 2619 27A ZSA 29A 30

MERI WILSONFLEE TWOOD MACEAGLESSTEVIE WONDERBILL CONTIMARVIN GAVESTEVE MILLERJIMMY BUFFE TCLIMAX BLUESJENNIFER WARNESKENNY ROGERSRITA COOLIDGEALAN O'DAYATLANTA RSANDREW GOLDBARRY MANI LOWHALL & OATES (old/LED SAYERWAYLON JENNINGSBARBRA STREISANDPETER FRAMPTONYVONNE ELLIMANMARSHALL TUCKERJOE TEXKC & SUNSHINE BANDFLEETWOOD MAC (oN)FOREIGNERHOTSHAUN CASSIDYANDY GIBS

ADDS 79. 29. 30

4 11 22 33 413 510 69 76 8

AI 1'114 1216 137 14A 1512 1619 17A 18

11 19A 2015 2124 2129 2317 24D 25A 2621 27D 28D 2922 30

ALAN O'DAYJIMMY BUFFETTFLEETWOOD MACKC & SUNSHINE BANDSHAUN CASSIDYANDREW GOLDRIBA COOLIDGECONTI/FERGUSONMARVIN GAVESTEVIE WONDERPETER FRAMPTONMARSHALL TUCKERFOREIGNEREAGLES (now)MERI WILSONLEO SAVERJOE TEXBARRY MANILOWSTEVE MILLER mewlCOMMODORESBOB SEGERBONNIE RAITTCARPENTERSHALL & OATES InewlANDY GIBBPABLO CRUISEAL FUSSHALAMARHEARTZZ TOP

ADDS 15. 18, 20, 26RAM JAMHELEN REDDYSLAVE

ON BAD COMPANYELDFICO STEWART

1

71

2ALAN O'DAVME RI WILSON

56

34

FLEETWOOD MACCELI BEE

B3

56

COMMODORES ("Brick")MARVIN GAVE

102

7

8BAY CITY ROLLERSBILL CONTI

114

910

ANDREW GOLDLEO SAVER

1517

1112

EAGLESBARRY MANILOW

199

1314

SILVERSSHAUN CASSIDY

2012

1516

EMOTIONSEAGLES (old)

1324

1718

STEVIE WONDERJIMMY BUFFETT

A 19 LOU RAWLS14 20 KC S SUNSHINE BAND16 21 CLIMAX BLUES16A

2223

KISSSTEVE MILLER

21 24 KC & SUNSHINE BAND (''Kesp"/22 25 JACKSONS ("Good Timm")A 26 PETER FRAMPTON23A

2728

ABBA 'old)LEAN FRIEDMAN

272930

ITATALIE COLE (old)GLEN CAMPBELL

ADDS: 111. 23,26. 28

Dallas100 r.

4 1 SILL CONTI1

32

3STEV E WONDERMARVIN GAVE

5 4 JIMMY BUFFETTFLEETWOOD MAC

129

67

MERI WILSONANDREW GOLD

610

89

HOTEAGLES

711

1011

WAY ;_ON JENNINGSMARSHALL TUCKER

138

1213

SHAUN CASSIDYCLIMAX BLUES

17 1415

NEIL SEDAKABARBRA STREISAND

19 16 RITA COOLIDGE1820

1718

STEVE MILLERFOREIGNER

21 19 BOSTON23 20 PETER FRAMPTON25 21 ADDIS'S! BROS14 22 ALAN O'DAY1527

1324

KENNY ROGERSJAMES TAYLOR

28 25 BARRY MANILOWA 26 ANDY GIBBA22

2728

PA8.,_0 CRUISEKCB SUNSHINE BAND

A26

2930

ABBAATLANTA RS (old!

ADDS: 28, 27. 29

56.ftafaigMemphis

2 11 25 37 46 53 64 7

11 810 913 108 1114 129 1318 1423 1520 1621 1719 1812 1926 2016 2115 2225 2317 24D 25A 2622 2724 2827 2930 30

MARVIN GAVESTEVIE WONDERBILL CONTIALAN O'OAYWAVLON JENNINGSHOTFLEETWOOD MACFOREIGNERJIMMY BUFFETTANDY GIBBKC & SUNSHINE BANDSHAUN CASSIDYLEO SAYERSTEJE MILLERROSE ROYCE mewlPETER MC CANNANDREW GOLDBAFRY MANILOWJOE TEXENGLAND DANKENNY ROGERSEAGLES (newtRITA COOLIDGEMARSHALL TUCKERPETER FRAMPTONEMOTIONSCLIMAX BLUESAT _ANTA RS 10141JAC (SONSEAGLES (old)

ADDS 26

KJ R Seattle1 1 ALAN O'DAY5 2 ANDREW GOLD2 3 KC & SUNSHINE BAND

36

45

BILL CONTI=ORE GNER

810

67

STEVE MILLERANDY GIBB

8 4f44893VFETIC1214

1011

PETER FRAMPTONBARRY MANILOW

1715

1213

SHAUN CASSIDY3ARBRA STREISAND

7

111415

STEVIE WONDERDEAN FRIEDMAN

1813

1617

PABLO CRUISELEO EAYER

2422

1819

-LEAPTRITA COOLIDGE

16 20 CLIMAX BLUES25D

2122

PETER MC CANNABBA

AD

2324

BAY CITY ROLLERSALICE COOPER

D19

2526

PETER FRAMPTON ("Smad")EAGLES loldl