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Volume 1 1 . Issue 25 . June 18, 1994
IFPI AttacksItaly's Bootleg
LoopholeITALYby Jeff Clark -Meads
The international record indus-try is challenging the basis ofItalian copyright law as it seeksto close Europe's final bootlegloophole.
Italian legislation currentlyallows domestic companies toreproduce concert recordings,and Europe's open borders meanit is easy for the resulting tapesand discs to be distributedaround the European Union.
Now international labels'organisation IFPI is asking aMilan court to re -interpret Italy'scopyright legislation to makethe practice illegal. IFPI hasasked for an injunction againstfive record companies-MGRRecords, Great Dane Records,CD Music Co., Red Line andCipo-Cipo-preventing themfrom making and distributingunlicensed recordings. Theinjunction itself is, though, sec-ondary to IFPI's desire to havethe court in Milan establish anew legal precedent.
However, one of the compa-nies involved says that it willfight the action. Owner of RedLine Siro Gallotti states, "Wedon't think we are criminals. Werespect Italian laws on the mat-ter."
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EUROPE 2 PAYS TRIBUTE TO D-DAY - ACE -formatted French net Europe
2 paid tribute to the 50th anniversary of D -Day with a concert in the cityof Deauville, broadcast on June 3. The concert featured Chris Isaak, ToriAmos and ex -Telephone guitarist Louis Bertignac. They are pictured here(Pr), along with Europe 2 host Laurent Boyer (r). More news on special D -Day broadcasts on page 24.
Sony Music AcquiresPladecompagnietDENMARKby Machgiel Bakker
Sony Music Europe has mergedits Danish affiliate with leadingnational independent Pladecom-pagniet, buying one of the lastremaining independents in the
market place. Pladecompagniet("Record Company") joins indiesMedley and Genlyd, which wereearlier taken over by major recordcompanies (EMI and BMG,respectively).
The merger means that Sony(continues on page 24)
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VIM Celebrates 5 Years Pullout
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Berlusconi Swipes AtRAI RestructuringITALYby Mark Dezzani
Italy's state broadcaster RAI hascome under fire from the coun-try's new right wing governmentjust a week after revealing thesecond phase of its restructuringplan intended to rationalise itsoperations and eliminate its mas-sive operating deficit.
Prime minister Silvio Berlus-coni, whose own business inter-ests include ownership of threenational TV networks, attackedthe RAI for alleged bias againsthis government. Claiming that hisopinions reflected those of themajority of Italians through pri-vately -commissioned opinionpolls, Berlusconi said, "It's a
paradox that RAI's news is con-trary to what people want. I
believe there is no other countryin the world with a democraticgovernment and a public servicebroadcasting antagonistic to it."
TV presenter on Berlusconi'sItalia 1 TV channel and ForzaItalia government deputy Guil-
Media Analyse Moves TowardsLong -Awaited Biannual RatingsGERMANYby Miranda Watson
Broadcasting to an unknown quantity is death forprivate radio. That's why German broadcasters havebeen complaining for years that the annual MediaAnalyse ratings should provide a more frequent ser-vice to keep them in touch with their progress andprovide more accurate and up-to-date data for adver-tisers. Now it looks as if German radio's prayers areto be answered, with a second 'interim' MA on the
cards for the whole of Germany by the end of '95/early '96.
Until now Germany has been the only majorcountry in Europe to have to make do with annualratings. France's Mediametrie and the UK's Rajarare both conducted on a quarterly basis, for instance.
Inevitably, results are repeatedly out of date bythe time they are published. Much to the annoyanceof those trying to make and sell radio in the Germanmarket. It takes almost a year from the first wave of
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Berlusconi CondemnedSee Page 24
Kaas' FrenchAppeal In UK
UNITED KINGDOMby Jeff Clark -Meads
Patricia Kaas is being pushedtowards some-thing fewFrench starshave achievedbefore-sus-tained popu-larity in theUK.Sony Music
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Europe Developpement MovesFuther East To The OrientFRANCE/CHINAby Emmanuel Legrand
French radio group EuropeDeveloppement is extending itsinternational involvement fromEastern Europe to the far Eastwith the launch of a joint venturewith China's principal local sta-tion Radio Shanghai. The twocompanies will set up a jointcompany called Bashen (mean-ing Paris, Shanghai), which willproduce radio programmes andsyndicate them throughout China.The company will be owned 60%by Europe Developpement and40% by Radio Shanghai. The
move follows a cooperation dealinked by Europe DeveloppementMD Martin Brisac and RadioShanghai two years ago.
Chen Wen Bing, MD ofRadio Shanghai, will be presidentof Bashen and Brisac is vice-pres-ident. According to Brisac thenew venture represents a jointinvestment of US$400.000. Theoperational budget for the firstyear is set at US$360.000 and thecompany is expected to reach ayearly turnover in the region ofUS$550.000 within the next threeyears.
New recording equipmentinstalled in Shanghai will allow a
Batzen To CoordinateConcerts At MidemFRANCE
music industryMidem, a move expectedto further boost the qualityof showcases at the fair.
Batzen is an interna-tional tour concert promot-er based in Paris. He beganhis 20 -year career in themusic business as a clubDJ, has worked as a recordretailer, producer, and forthree years was manager of Frenchband Mano Negra. Among acts heand his company have workedwith are Les Innocents, UrbanDance Squad, and Soon E -MC.
The Reed Midem Organisationhas appointed industry veteranBernard Batzen as the new artis-tic director for the international
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Meanwhile, as booker for Frenchmusic festival Printemps DeBourges, he was responsible forbooking international acts includ-ing U2, The Cure, and StevieWonder.
Batzen will assumeresponsibility for all con-cert concepts and pro-gramming, [apart fromMidem Classic concerts,which are handled byHerve Comet He will beassisted by programme co-ordinator Jackey Molvaerand production co-ordintaor Anny Roy.
During its five-day market peri-od, Midem organises an average of30 live music concerts every yearsin Cannes, involving over 500international artists and musicians.
team of 10 people, including twoFrenchmen, to produce fiveshows in the near future: a two-hour weekly chart programmefeaturing Chinese and interna-tional hits; a monthly series ofone -hour concerts by Chinese orinternational acts; a weekly one -hour series dedicated to currentstars; a weekly one -hour series ongreat works of classical music;and a monthly one -hour seriesdedicated to Chinese traditionalmusic.
Radio has grown rapidly inChina over the last few years. In1987 Shanghai had three radiostations; in 1991 two new stationswere launched and there are cur-rently 10 stations. According tolocal authorities, each householdof China's 15 million populationowns an average of three radioreceivers.
Radio Shanghai, launched in1949, produces 128 hours of pro-gramming a day via six AM sta-tions-providing local news, lit-erature and arts, educationalprogramming and business newsrespectively, with one station tar-geted towards Taiwan audiences.The station also operates two FMstations, one of which has a dom-inant musical programming andwill be the home of the new pro-grammes produced by Bashen.
Europe Developpement joinsCLT station in Shanghai,which launched a similar compa-ny in 1993 in partnership withRadio Shanghai's competitorRadio Orient. The station nowcarries various programmes pro-duced in France by RTL, includ-ing a Top 30 chart show.
Irish Competition Authority GivesU2 Fuel For Case Against PRSIRELANDby Dermott Hayes
An Irish government agency hasboosted U2's legal case againstthe Performing Rights Society(PRS) by refusing to grant theman operating licence in Ireland.
The . Irish CompetitionAuthority's decision to refuse thelicence to the PRS because theysay it is "anti -competitive" hasbeen welcomed by lawyers repre-senting U2's case against thePRS.
"We are delighted but not sur-prised with the Irish CompetitionAuthority's decision on PRSmembership rules," David Davisof London law firm Clintons toldM&M.
"It reflects some of the mainelements of our case against thePRS. We will be disclosing theCompetition Authority decisionto the courts and making refer-ence to it."
The PRS has so far declined to
comment on the content of theAuthority's decision or its ramifi-cations for the PRS and otherEuropean collection agencies.
U2 has already issued a writ inthe British courts against the PRSto recover almost £10 million inlost royalties. It also wants theright to collect its own royaltiesor to assign its own royalties fromlive performance.
U2 has claimed the PRS' insis-tence on retaining the rockgroup's live performance rightscontravenes the Treaty of Rome'scompetition laws, is an abuse oftheir dominant position and is inrestraint of trade under UK law.
The PRS has enjoined all theaffiliated European collectionagencies in the U2 writ since theissue of assigning exclusive rightsis seen as the crux of the dispute,the loss of which would havewide -reaching implications for allEuropean collection agencies.
The Competition Authority'sdecision-described as "a disas-
ter" by one member of IMRO,the PRS's Irish collection agency--has already had some impact inIreland. The Vintner's Federa-tion Of Ireland and the IrishMusic User's Council have calledthe decision a major victory intheir opposition to royalty collec-tion agencies, and IMRO hasreported opposition to theiragents in some rural areas of Ire-land.
Under Irish competition law,the Competition Authority, set upin 1991, has the right to examinethe operating rules and regula-tions of monopolies and collect-ing agencies like the PRS.
Says U2's lawyer Davis, "Thefact that the competition Authori-ty is an organisation that is recog-nised is valuable and worthputting forward in the Englishproceeding as, on the face of it, itappears to present a justificationof the complaint of U2."
EUROPE AT A GLANCESWEDEN: Women's Commercial Station Asks For State SubsidySwedish commercial radio stations which produce cultural program-ming should be able to receive state subsidies, according to Christinavan Hofsen, head of Stockholm's Radio Q. In a letter to the country'sCulture Minister Birgit Friggebo, she says her music and talk station,aimed at women from 25 upwards, provides a service which shouldattract such money. She points out that many of the station's newspa-pers receive state subsidies in order to ensure diversity. Nick George
US: New Music Seminar Highlights European TalentThe increasing international participation at New York's New MusicSeminar is being marked this year with a series of concerts showcas-ing the musical talent from each of the European territories. The 15thNew Music Seminar takes place at the Sheraton New York Hotelbetween July 19 and 23. Jeff Clark Meads
ITALY: RAI Management Reports Improving FinancesItalian pubcaster RAI is still in the red, but its debts are reducing. Thiswas the conclusion of the new management board, following theirapproval of 1993's accounts. The pubcaster's '93 deficit was L480 bil-lion (app. US$0.3 billion), and this year's debt is expected to fall byhalf. The management board is also reportedly working on a three-year industrial plan for the broadcaster, which would involved aninvestment of L2.000 billion. Julia Sullivan
UNITED KINGDOM: Community Radio Campaigner Law DiesVeteran community radio campaigner Michael Law died on June 2,1994. Law joined the UK's National Community Radio Associationin 1989 after 20 years as a community radio campaigner in Australia.He was vice -chair of the CRA from 1990 to 1992. Law was instru-mental in achieving a regulatory framework for Community Radio inAustralia which has led to over 120 stations coming on air. He workedvigorously for similar developments in the UK until ill -health forcedhis retirement in 1993 at the age of 74. JS
IRELAND: Irish Night At Montreux JazzVan Morrison will be the featured artist at a special Irish night duringthe '94 Montreux Jazz Festival. He will be joined by Katell Keinig,Sharon Shannon and The Big Geraniums. The Irish night will be thefirst in a three year commitment to Irish music for the world-famousfestival. Dermott Hayes
GERMANY: Viva's Housefrau Caters For Techno MarketA weekly magazine programme focusing on techno, trance and housemusic launched last month on German music TV channel Viva. EveryFriday night from 22-23 hrs, the show is produced by House-Frau akaAndrea M. Junker, active in the German dance field as an artist man-ager and publisher (Edition PluTone) and DJ booking agent (housefrau united enterprises). The show also features Cologne DJ/produc-er Mate Galic and house DJ Sabine Christ. Miranda Watson
HOLLAND: Arcade Releases Commercial ClassicsIn conjunction with the original advertisers, Dutch TV merchandiserArcade has released The Sounds Of TV compilation album, consistingof 19 songs featured in commercials. On the artwork the original logosof the advertisers are printed next to the song titles. Songs included areMungo Jerry's In The Summer Time for Amstel beer, Dinah Wash-ington's What a Difference A Day Makes for Tea For One and Sniff'N' The Tears's Driver's Seat for Pioneer car radios. Robbert Tilli
RIVERDOGS RECEIVE REMIX IN AMSTERDAM - Dutch Sleeze Beez drum-mer Jan Koster (middle) presented American hard rock act Riverdogs with aspecial remix of the Riverdogs song "Revolution Man." The CD single alsoincludes two acoustic recordings made during a concert in Veronica's"Count Down Cafe."
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New Swedish Privates AttractMore Than One Million ListenersSWEDENby Nicholas George
Sweden's new commercial radiostations have picked up more than14% of the listeners, according tothe first national survey, in whichthey are included.
Most successful has been EHRRadio Energy which through itsstations in Stockholm, Gothenburgand Malmo/Lund has become thenation's fourth largest radio net-work.
The big loser has been pub -caster Sveriges Radio's P3,which has dropped a third of its
audience during the same six-month period. In November lastyear 33% of Swedes listened toP3, but the independent RUABsurvey shows that by the begin-ning of May '94 this figure wasdown to 23%.
Part of this decline can be ac-counted for by the success of thecommercial stations, but it also re-flects P3's new profile which nowaims at a younger audience. Sever-al of its most popular programmessuch as the main chart show"Svensktoppen" and "Dial ASong" have moved to P4, stillSweden's most popular station,
Private Stations TakeThe Lead In WarsawPOLANDby Emmanuel Legrand
Private radio stations are on anupward trend in Warsaw, accord-ing to the results of the thirdMedia Focus on the Polish capitalpublished by French polling orga-nisation Mediametrie.
In March 1994, weekly radiocumulative audiences rose to78.9% up from 72.3% in June1993. Mediametrie notes howev-er, that if the overall number ofinhabitants in Warsaw listening toradio was up, the average listen-ing time was down compared tothe previous wave (237 minutesdaily against 256). Private sta-tions have now overtaken publicstations in audience levels, with atotal market share of 52.1%.Radio Zet, owned by FrenchEurope 1 Communications ra-dio group, remains the leadingnational private station and thesecond station in the city, with a29.3 % cumulative audience.Public station Program Pier-
wsky stays on top, but has lost a5% market share between the twoaudience waves. Private stationRadio Wawa experiences thehighest rise in audience with a4.2% increase. Globally, publicradio stations still grab a largeslice of the audience (a 47.3%share), but loses 1.5% comparedto June 1993.
Top Stations In Warsaw(Cumulative Audience).
Dec June MrchStation '91 '93 '94Program 1 46.0 35.1 33.5Radio Zet 34.1 29.7 29.3Radio Wawa NA 7.3 11.5Naradio Eska * 6.7 5.7 8.9Radio Kolor NA 5.7 8.0Program 3 9.8 6.3 7.7Radio Dla Ciebie NA 4.0 7.7Program 2 3.1 1.8 4.1KRM** NA 0.3 2.5* formerly Radio Solidarnosc**Katolickie Radio Maryja
Source: Mediametrie1 % = 13 520 listeners over 15
BAD RELIGION SIGNS WITH DRAGNET - Bad Religion recently signed aworld wide contract (exluding US and Canada) with Sony Musk Germany'sDragnet label. The band has produced six albums and two EPs on their ownlabel Epitaph. Their seventh album will appear at the end of August, pro-duced by Andy Wallace (Nirvana, Rage Against The Machine, ScreamingTrees). Pictured (l -r) are Bassist Jay Bentley, Dragnet marketing managerWilly Ehmann, drummer Bobby Schayer, singer Greg Graffin, guitarist GregHetson, guitarist Brett Gurewitz and Dragnet label manager Markus Linde.
which attracts more than 40% oflisteners.
"The decline in P3 is indeedbig, but at the same time expect-ed," comments Sveriges Radioinformation chief Arvid Lager-crantz. Sveriges Radio had count-ed on losing listeners from itsyouth channel with so many of thenew commercial stations aimingexclusively at this market, he adds.
The survey also reports on thelatest trends in the country's bigcities, where the commercial sta-tions are continuing to grow. Mostsuccessful is Radio Energy, theSwedish outlet of the FrenchRadio network NRJ.
Its Stockholm station has in-creased its audience share to13.8%, while in Gothenburg it hasreplaced City 107 as the top com-mercial station with 9.2% to City107's 6.2%. In Sweden's third cityMalmo Radio Energy has morethan 10%.
These successes put the stationin fourth place nationally withRadio Rix's network of 13 localstations coming fifth, with 2.7% ofnational listenership.
Despite the impact of the com-mercial stations overall listener -ship dropped according to the sur-vey, which was carried outbetween April 25 and May 8.However, with almost 77% of thepopulation listening radio in Swe-den remains the most listened to inthe world.
Top Stations in Sweden(in 1000s of listeners)
Station (format)P4 (ACE)P3(EHR)Pl(N/T)Energy(EHR)RIX(ACE)P2(Class.)Megadalen (ACE)
Source: RUABACE = adult contemporary Europe; EHR =European hit radio; Class = classical music;N/T = news/talk.
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YOUSSOU GREETS NITS FRONTMAN HOFSTEDE IN AMSTERDAM - Yous-
sou N' Dour (I) ran into Henk Hofstede from the Nits in May, after a concerthe did in Amsterdam's Paradiso. Both are fans of each others' music, andwill be playing in the same programme in June, in the Stade de l'Amitie inDakar, Senegal as part of the Fête D'Afrique.
BRTN Studio BrusselDrops In FlandersBELGIUMby Marc Maes
The latest ratings on radio inFlanders (source BRTN) show adramatic drop in Studio Brussel' spopularity: whereas the BRTN'srock -formatted station enjoyed a7.6% market share over last year,the recent results reveal that theoutlet dropped down to 5.5%,loosing some 23% of its audi-ence.
Both Radio 1 and classicalchannel Radio 3 had to give upaudience in favour of Radio 2,Radio Donna and the privateswho have come close to a 11%share in Flanders.
Comments Studio Brusselhead Jan Schoukens, "StudioBrussel has kept to its rock -for-mat and I think that the more youbuild a station's profile the nar-
rower you target your audience.We must have lost some cate-gories of listeners along the wayand our research department isinvestigating the situation."Schoukens adds that the so-called"fun -nets" have gained audienceon the more serious channels andthinks that the latter have perhapsbecome to "difficult" for a broadaudience. He denies that some ofthe station's music -programmersare planning to leave the channel.
Top Radio Stations In Flanders(market share)
Station April'93 '94 '94
Radio 1 (MOR/NT) 14.3 13.3 12.4
Radio 2 (ACE/NT) 51.8 50.8 52.3Radio 3 (Class/Jazz) 2.5 2.2 1.8
Radio Donna (EHR/gold) 11.9 15.1 15.4
Studio Brussel (Rock/NT) 7.6 7.2 5.5Private Radio 9.8 9.6 10.8
Source: BRTN
CSA Supports Ad Green Paper,Urges More Care For LocalsFRANCE6 -y -Emmanuel Legrand
Broadcasting authority CSA hasreceived a copy of what is expect-ed to be the final version of agreen paper on advertising regu-lations, to be issued in the nextweeks by the ministry of commu-nications.
In an announcement made fol-lowing its study of the paper, theCSA described the report as"globally positive," but called forsome additional guarantees toprotect local markets for localbroadcasters.
In a written commentary, theCSA said it fully endorsed the
main bulk of the text, which takesinto account the authority's phi-losophy that local advertisingshould go to local broadcasters. Itwarned, however, that the clauseallowing services broadcasting aprogramme of local interest tobecome affiliates or subscribersto a national nefwork (apart fromthe minimum three hours oflocally produced programming)could lead to the disappearance oftruly local or regional stations.
The CSA pointed out that thiswould be a way for national net-works to get into local broadcast-ing and grab local advertising.Considering the bad financial sit-uation of many local broadcast-
ers, the CSA fears that this wouldopen the door to a flood of take-overs of local stations by nationalbroadcasters.
The CSA also recommendedthat programmes acquired bylocal stations from programmebanks such as AFP Audio (newsand music), Canal A (music) orBBC Infos, be considered amongthe programmes of local interest.
The CSA's report, which car-ries no mandatory force, wasfavorably received by the min-istry of communications, whoannounced its intention to "exam-ine the technical remarks made byCSA."
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Dublin Duo Scramble For ACE Gold MineIRELANDby Dermott Hayes
The single largest demographic group in theDublin market is between the age of 25 and44. They drive cars. They have jobs. Theyspend money. And that's why, according tothe programming directors of Dublin'sFM104 and Classic Hits/98 FM, they areboth running ACE stations.
With a difference, both hasten to add.The difference, of course, is what givesDublin radio listening scene its edge. Whileone station offers listeners a chance to gobeyond the stratosphere in a Russian super-sonic fighter plane, another will make you a"Mexican Millionaire" or "Stick it In andWin" with the lure of World Cup footballtickets or even dinner with the nationalsquad.
Classic Hits 98FM pioneered the ACEformat in Dublin and, while it has kept itscore audience and maintained their leadamong their target audience in Dublin,they've seen it chipped away, first by thenational pubcaster's second station, the nomi-nally EHR 2FM, but more recently and per-haps more worryingly in the long term, by itsrival Dublin commercial station, FM104.
"This station saw a gap in the marketwhen we first kicked off," says ACE 98FM'snew programming director John Taylor. "Atthe time the kids and the oldies were cateredfor and there was a gap in the middle. Weneeded a high listening base to derive an
income and the best group was aged between20 and 44. Now others have come in on theback of our success to emulate it." Taylor,the third in a line of the station's programmedirectors to hail from a long radio career"Down Under," adds, "We've all been famil-iar with the Australian/Asian style. We knowradio is a business and has to pay its way.Our format is heavily based on research andwe know and give the audience what theywant."
FM104 is the "Johnny Come Lately" toACE. The station started its days as EHRCapital Radio when commercial radio fran-chises were first opened in Dublin, but itsoon discovered its revenue limitations.
Programme director Scott Williamsexplains the succession of formats. "Between'89 and '91 Capital Radio was very heavilyEHR, playing very current, high energymusic and 52% of the under -25 market. Itgenerated a certain level of revenue but notenough. A decision was made at board levelto reposition the station." What followed wasRock 104, an all-out rock radio channelwhich proved disastrous. The move to ACEfinally proved a good one, however, and inthe past 18 months, since the emergence ofACE FM104, the station's fortunes havechanged dramatically.
Although there is a niche for an EHR sta-tion in Dublin, the reason there is not one issimply a matter of finance. Both programmedirectors point to the limitations of EHR in amarket where every commercial station is
required by law to produce 25% currentaffairs and news programming within theirschedule every day.
Williams has no doubts about the differ-ences between his station and Classic Hits98FM. "They're older targeted. FM104 isdirected at 18 to 34 year olds, 98FM targets25 to 44 years olds. There is a younger pro-gramme focus here, the presentation is moreactive and is more responsive to events. Ournews is snappier, the production values arehigher on 104 and there's more audience par-ticipation. Our jocks are encouraged to putacross 104 in their own style."
But behind Scott's bravura lies the chas-tening experiences of Capital and Rock 104.When both stations are fighting for the samemarket with the same format, he acknowl-edges, it's the differences that count.
"There is much overlap in music, so we'realways trying to reinvent within the formatby continually reviewing and revising theprogramming and the promotions".
FM104's self-imposed 20% airplay quotafor Irish music, 24 hours a day, is listed as akey difference between the two stations,according to Williams. Although musicdrives the station, three key talk shows arecentral planks in the FM104 programmingstrategy; "The Rude Awaking," the ClareMcKeown drive -time "issue -driven" chatshow and Chris Barry's late -night phone in.
Williams cites the impending launch of anational commercial station as a serious con-cern for Classic FM104. "If the station opts
for an ACE format then it will threatenadvertising revenue for both FM104 and98FM." Meanwhile, he says, it is importantfor the station "to continue supplying newmusic. I also believe that, within the format,we should not stop growing and fleshing outour programming. We want to make enter-taining radio that fits the genre and mirrorsthe lifestyles of our audience."
98FM's Taylor identifies the three mainissues facing ACE stations in Dublin. "Infirst place is financial survival-we mustcontinue to respond to our own researchresults; in second, the Irish music issue andin third, how many more stations will thismarket support in the future?"
The issue of an impending Irish musicquota has been a particularly thorny one forthe station. "We know we need to do theright thing by supporting Irish music. We'vestarted the 'Totally Irish' programme fournights a week between 23.00 and midnight.The station is in complete sympathy withgetting more Irish music on the air, but we'veresearched this and our listeners don't like it."
Taylor doesn't believe public pressurealone has prompted their change of heart onIrish music. "We also hear that the IRTCwill be expecting us to improve our quota.We have had positive feedback from ourresearch to play Irish music, but we were sur-prised how little artist loyalty there was com-pared to songs. I couldn't believe howunpopular U2 are with listeners, for exam-ple."
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by Maria Jimenez
When Westbam's hard trance track Celebration Generation and Marusha's speed -injected hypnotiser Somewhere Over The Rainbow can be seen regularly on MTV, youcan bet dance music has made serious inroads...and, fortunately continues to do so withno end in sight.
SMOOTH, SOUL -INJECTED HOUSE NUMBERS: Last year's dance smashCaught In The Middle from Juliet Roberts is revitalised with six new remixes from thelikes of K Klass and David Morales. This Cooltempo double 12-incher is highlightedby the electrifying Klass Universal Mix and the deep and speedy Pharmacy Dub. Thefollow-up 12 -inch to Darlene Lewis' Let The Music Lift You Up (KMS) is the warm,uplifting and commendable house track Soul Fly Free. A collection of tasty remixes arehighlighted by Parks & Wilson's pumped Full Justice Remix and Mad Mike's bril-liant, soul -powered Baseroom Club Workout. Detroit producer Kevin Saundersonand Paris release seven remixes of Inner City's soulful house number Share My Life(6x6). The Mark Is Zen Mantra But Who Is Nexus 21 Mix? is charged and hypnotic,while the Graeme Park Dub leans toward a deeper underground club sound. On amore commercial tip, The Good Strawberries deliver the pop house Affro Dizzy Jack(M&G). The 7" Mix is prime commercial dance radio material, while the energy -boost-ed Olie J 12" Mix and the acid treated Professor K's Article Dub provide a fine choicefor a club dancefloor atmosphere.
EXPERIMENTAL, TRANCE, TECHNO AND OTHER MUSICAL JOURNEYS:The deep, dark and ominous sound of Hardhead's New York Express (StrictlyRhythm/ffrr) is both intimidating and seductive. The hard beat, tribal atmosphere andminimal yet powerful vocals on the B1 Mix underline the theme only the strong sur-vive in the jungle." The New York/London/Amsterdam connection is made in the AlMix which emphasises the mighty beat, accelerated tempo and accompanying hysteria. An intriguing collaboration between France's Laurent Gamier and Germany's Dr.Motte results in System 101. In Mind Sensations (Tresor) System 101 provide us withan excellent highly charged techno acid number and lyrics covering various aspects ofthe current day drug situation. Also on Tresor, Jeff Mills offers up The Extremist, avery speedy track. The B2 Mix kicks a heavier beat, while the Al Mix is the pulsator. Reports From The Vatican, a fine new acid track from Dutch act PIUS 1 is now avail-able on Looneyville/Gyrate Records. A prime trip through energy phases in the AlMix. For the more relaxed option, spin the B2 Mix.
THE ART OF COMBINING HIP HOP WITH OTHER GENRES: From Holland,T.O.C. featuring Rocca is making quite a commotion with Doo Wop Sh'Bob(Zomba), an immediately appealing crossover track combining hip hop, ragga, rapsand pop charisma. Shouts, a rhythm and a pocketful of soul. From Sweden comesTreble 'N Bass, a talented young rap act who, after a few attempts, have hit on a strongcombination of tough raps, heavy rhythms and soulful funk on Rain And Sunshine(Warner Music Sweden). The Uptempo Club Remix is highly recommended for morehi-nrg dance -oriented jocks. From the US, Tommy Boy Records' act Coolio getsinspiration from Lakeside's 1980 classic Fantastic Voyage and drops their own primefunk -junked '94 Fantastic Voyage (Radio Version and Timber Extended Radio Edit).Coolio's labelmates K7 pump their incomparable vocal power on Hi De Ho (TommyBoy/East West). Tighter than tight raps and a looser than loose jam call back to CabCalloway, while maintaining the energy and vibe of the '90s.
FULL LENGTH RELEASES WORTH THE PURCHASE: Check the outstandingartwork on all three of these recommended CDs. The Hypercycle Vegetarian Picniccompilation (Hypercycle) begins with the pure sounds of the somewhat ambient, tangi-ble trance of Cyberia's Hanggliding Over Mellow Valley, a number which is equally
appealing for Enigma fans and Deep Forest fans alike. Thevibe continues with a soulful vocal injection on SantaPrisca's From The Deep followed by many more colourfulsoundscapes. This compilation is perfect for a general chillperiod when you still want substance or a mellow tranceyhouse journey. Eye Q presents an admirable full lengthCD from Earth Nation. The tantalizing Alienated and mes-merising Revelation demonstrate a superb blend of trance,techno, house and acid elements. An open atmosphere. The
futurists from England's capital city deliver two CDs worth of aural pleasure on Life-
forms (Virgin). The Future Sound Of London go beyond perceived limits to createincomparable musicscapes where the mind flows free. At the sixth song, the title track,the beats kick in. Lifeforms evolves further on the second CD through Vertical Pig, LifeForm Ends, Omnipresence and wrapping up with Little Brother, each an experience initself.
CONTACTS: 6x6/Network, tel: (+44) 21.766 7311; fax: 21.773 9751. cooltempo, tel: (+44) 71.221.2213; fax:71.221 6455. East West UK, tel: (+44) 71.938 2181; fax: 71.937 6645. Eye Q, tel: (+49) 69.885 663; fax:69.800.3336. ffrr, tel: (+44) 81.741 1234; fax: 81.741 1656. Hypercycle, tel: (+31) 20.627 1377, fax:20.638 7075. KMS/Network, tel: (+44) 21.766 7311, fax: 21.773 9751. Looneyville/Gyrate, tel: (+31)20.610.5000. M&G, tel: (+44) 71.792 8167, fax: 71.792 2854. Tommy Boy, tel: (+1) 212.388 8300, fax:212.388 8400. Virgin UK, tel: (+44) 81.964 6000, fax: 81.964 0386. Warner Music Sweden, tel: (A-46)8.752 2600, fax: 8.752 9650.
Wholesalers Move IntoItalian House Market
4/ Mark Dezzani
Italy's thriving dance sector hasn't misseda beat when it comes to exporting itsbrand of "Happy House," earning globalrespect for musical creativity, productioninventiveness and entrepreneurial intu-ition. Specialised dance labels likeMedia, Expanded, Flying, Time, DWA,IRMA and Energy have scored interna-tional success with acts like Cappella,Paraje, Blast, Usura, Corona, Daturaand Whigfield respectively.
Yet a new breed of record company isnow vying for a slice of the market whichcan catapult a garage operation into inter-national players by keeping an ear to theground for the latest vibrations and set-ting sights high for a lucrative interna-tional licencing deal.
Milan's "Grossisti" or record whole-salers located in warehouses around theoutskirts ofthe cityhave ex-ploitedtheir closerelationshipwith spe-cialisedretail out-lets as sup -
music will remain the backbone of hisproduction. "Dance music has a goodfuture, pop dance is conquering the mar-ket. We are serious operators in thismarket, we have to be or we will besquashed by the majors."
Luigi Di Prisco of Dig It Interna-tional says he has turned a practicallyzero turnover into a L35 billion (app.US$22 million) operation in just threeyears with 60% generated by his recordcompany operations.
Working heavily with dance compila-tions including collaborations with topItalian radio network Radio Deejay tomarket its Deejay Compilation whichsold 140.000 copies last year, Di Priscosays Dig It got into dance productionproper in 1991. "We work very fast withthe right product at the right time,"adding, "The Italo-House sound is stillvery credible in Europe." Their latest
"Dance music has a good future, popdance is conquering the market. Weare serious operators in this market,we have to be or we will be squashedby the majors." - Pippo Landro
pliers to become distributors for specia-lised dance labels and producers in theirown right.
Often criticised by the major compa-nies for their activities in marketingthrough radio compilations exploitingItaly's loose copyright laws and cynicallychurning out close covers of current hitswith artist titles designed to confuse lesssuspecting record buyers (Age Of Base,for example), several are now producingrespectable original titles and making animpact on Europe's dance and pop charts.
Pippo Landro, MD of New Musicproduced and released Black Machine'sHow Gee over two years ago when itbecame an Italian club favourite with itscatchy sampled refrain of saxophonistMaceo Parker from James Brown'sSoul Power. The track went onto Euro-pean and Latin American chart successbefore entering Britain's Top 20 recentlyafter being picked up on a licence deal byPete Tong at London Records. NewMusic artist Susan De Niro has alsoenjoyed international success.
Landro dismisses criticism that thedistributor/labels are not proper producerssaying that he has never indulged in shad-ow covers and apart from dance music hislabel is also diversifying with several popprojects. On the dance front he has justestablished a specialist undergroundticked LUP (Landro Underground Pro-ductions). The first release on LUP, Illu-sion by TI.PI.CAL is a light, spacy butpacey sound with a happy hip -hoprhythm. Apart from licencing the likes ofSister Sledge and Technotronic for Italy,New Music are participating in therelaunch of '70s disco star GloriaGaynor with Black Box remixes of sev-eral of her hits. Despite diversifying intopop and country, Landro says that dance
project is the revival of another '70ssoul/disco legend Thelma Houston witha remix of her version of Dont Leave MeThis Way. Dig It will be promoting anddistributing her new album which hasbeen released by another Italian indepen-dent Fonit Cetra.
The most recent warehouse/distribu-tor to turn into dance producer is theDisco Piu company. Having been prolif-ic repackagers of back catalogue materi-al into compilation albums, Lino Denti-co, a family partner in the company lastyear, launched with a cult club hit WallaWalla Coco by Ankawa on the SoulExpression ticket. The Latin Salsa whis-tle blower with Grace Jones style vocalsmade it an instant hit in several Latinterritories.
"We have now launched the UDPlabel," says Dentico, "which is develop-ing the underground tendency. Our firstrelease Better Things by Working Hap-pily was a critical success and a clubhit." The follow-up titled Over is alreadyout and both tracks are guaranteed to getyour windscreen wiper action set to tor-rential while the downbeat mix of Overis a slowed down classy cut to winddown a frenetic all-night bash and itssoulful groove should sound great onlate night radio.
Di Prisco says that given their limitedresources compared with the majors, thewarehouse record companies are movinginto production at a slow but steadypace. "Our big advantage," he adds, "isour close relationship with the shopsthrough our distribution activities. Wesupport our product with heavy radiocampaigns and take risks. Our customersknow we will take back unsold product,which for a shop is convenient and givesthem confidence."
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Station Operations Radio
Establishing An Identity For Your StationA radio station is a different thing to a listener than it
is to a broadcaster. Within the business, it is a live, eat,sleep industry with inside terminology and the perpetualsurroundings of other industry people and concerns. To
a listener, a radio station or programme is a friend, acompanion, a resource.
by Steve Warren
We often neglect to consider the lis-tener/station relationship whenconducting business. No matter
what your format is, what kind of musicyou play, what market you're in, or howmany competitors you have, the one thingthat is absolutely necessary for the success-ful business operation of a radio station isto establish an identity.
The identity needs to be a combinationof all the things a station is to its listeners,synthesised into one or two highly identifi-able elements. A station identity is the onething that when people see it, hear it, orthink of the call sign, they have essentiallya snap -shot of the station itself. Stationidentity can be obtained primarily through what is givento the listeners in terms ofprogramming.
ConsistencyThe primary tool to build
effective station identity isconsistency. Develop andutilise slogans, sayings, waysof doing things, consistentprogramming so the audienceis subjected to the stationidentity on a day -in, day -outbasis. There should be athread of familiarity and sim-ilarity throughout a radio sta-tion sound no matter whattime of day or night the lis-tener chooses to tune in.Many programming elementscan vary from hour to hour or
works is the kindthat builds fromconsistency. Theprojected image issomething thatcannot be bought,but developedand built throughcareful reinforce-
ment of ideas projected to listeners. Thiscannot occur if listener focus is brokenwith a variety of different identifying fea-tures for the station.
Separate IdentitiesOne of the biggest oversights in terms of
establishing station identity usually comesfrom companies operating more than onestation in a market, perhaps an AM andFM, each with different formats and identi-ties. There is a tendency to represent bothstations on the same corporate letterhead,business cards, etc. There is also a tendencyto promote the corporate or ownershipname rather than the radio station. In deal-ing with listeners, they really don't care whoowns a station. In most cases neither do theadvertisers. Broadcasters often assume that
the population knows that both
"Stations with noidentity are
subject to theworst type ofvulnerability.
Those are stationslisteners forget
easily, that havenot conveyed an
image ofconsistency and
have left thelistener
confused."
day to day, but there should be somethingfamiliar, something the audience can't quiteidentify, but something that says to themthis station is different, it's unique and hasan identity all its own.
Having determined what the identitywill be on the air through slogans, phrasesor consistent terminology (in newscasts,announcer's material, jingles, promos, etc.)reinforce it' outside the station by usingthose same identifying slogans and state-ments in newspaper ads, television spots,bumper stickers or billboards.
Internally the radio station in its day-to-day function as a business also needs to beconsistent with:
business cards envelopes and letterhead sales presentation folders internal stations signs banners at public events station vehicles, all reflecting the
same visual identity.
Often stations present conflicting identi-ties because they did not feel it worth theeffort or expense to convert old identities tonew ones. The kind of station identity that
stations are co -owned but sep-arately programmed...assumenothing! Follow through with acomplete uninterrupted sepa-rate identity of each station.
Here are examples of iden-tities a station can have. Worktoward developing an identityimmediately:
1. A station can have anidentity as being the fun radiostation. Carry this fun imagethrough the music, reinforcedby the types of personalities onthe air and the nature of mate-rials they talk about. Develop afun image with clever contests,humour, or perhaps a stationmascot or image which is
humourous. Have featurematerial or special program-
ming that indicates a station that likes tohave fun. Contests should be fun and takenlightly, requiring less effort to win but moreentertaining in their operation. This is a ter-rific identity against a very structured, con-servative competitor.
2. A station can develop a news andinformation identity. Provide an excellentnews and information product, but constant-ly remind the audience during other pro-gramming that they are only moments awayfrom one of the basic information elements(news, traffic, weather, etc.). Don't forgetweekends, overnights and late eveningswhen there is limited access to many of theinformation elements. Talk about them.Promote their presence on the station. Withany station identity, talk about it even whennot doing it. With a music identity, talkabout the music when not playing it. With anews, traffic, information image, reinforcethat image between songs.
3. A contest image can easily reinforcedwith newspaper ads, currency signs or listsof prizes. Talk about a contest even whennot running one. Have contests plannedwell ahead of time and promote to the nextscheduled contest.
4. A public service identity takes on a
general approach because it is hard to betoo specific when serving the entire popula-tion of the market. Therefore, give as manyspecific examples of what public serviceactivities the station is participating in at thetime. Reinforce this verbally on the air andin outside media. For example, if the stationhelps with a charity telethon, do the actualwork, promote it on the air, then tell theaudience after the fact about the results. Ifthe station works on a particular fund raiserfor some sort of other event, similarly, par-ticipate in the event, promote the participa-tion after the event and brag about it. Also,if seeking a public service, public affairsimage, project the stationahead two or three weeks or amonth ahead of events forfuture participation. It is alsovery important that a stationcontinues to remind the pub-lic service agencies them-selves, as well as governmentleaders, and persons withsimilar civic responsibility ofstation participation so theycan help generate word ofmouth recognition of the sta-tion's public service identity.
5. In a few cases, somestations have managed tomake a good business effort out of a some-what negative identity. This mostly has todo with music programming that runs con-trary to popular taste. Several major Ameri-can stations make good money sellingadvertising while at the same time are a bla-tantly obtrusive radio station through theiradvertising techniques, play distastefulmusic and have announc-ers using offensive materi-
professionals, they utilise systems fromword association to making absurd connec-tions between the thing to be rememberedand some other visual imagery. Establish-ing an identify for a radio station is no dif-ferent. If the identity is different enough, ifit is not to be confused with any other typeof identify for any other type of business orcertainly for any other station in town, theaudience will remember it because of theunique identity.
In establishing identity of a radio sta-tion, stick with it for a while. Don't changea station's identity too frequently. Goodstrong identity imagery is difficult to build.
It is even more difficult tochange. Many radio stations
"A station identity around the world are still iden-
is the one thing tified by slogans and imagerythat they projected to their lis-
that when peoplesee it, hear it, orthink of the callsign, they have
essentially asnap -shot of thestation itself."
al. But, it sells, and in abusiness sense, it works.
There are other identi-ties so look around anymarket at the list of com-petitors. Start a list onpaper to determine whatthe identity is of eachcompeting radio station.
If you cannot identifyor come up with a short,precise identity of eachstation in the market, thenconsider those stations asvulnerable. Stations withno identity are subject tothe worst type of vulnera-bility. Those are the sta-tions the listener will failto remember. Those arestations listeners forget easily, stations thathave not conveyed an image of consistencyand have left the listener confused.
Be DifferentBy establishing a firm, positive identity
for the radio station, it can win. In memorytraining courses offered by memory training
teners 10 or 20 years ago.Don't be the radio station that"used to be" something else.
Chances are, if listenershaven't tried a station or pro-gramme lately, they still thinkit's doing the same things it didthe last time they listened,which might have been 20years ago. When establishingstation identity make a pro-
found statement in the market. It's anexcellent time to go out and test the effec-tiveness of station marketing techniques bymeans of street research or focus groups oflisteners to see if the intended message ispenetrating the audience at large.
One final note on station imagery andidentity. Many radio station audience sur-
vey companies rely uponthe listeners memory in
A List Of StationIdentities,
Good And BadNewsSportsContest
Old FolksTeenage
Community MindedPrestigiousInconsistent
Cheap/Amateur SoundingEthnic
Been There ForeverVisibleInvisible
Fun, Humorous
writing down ratings infor-mation in diaries or evenin telephone interviews.Therefore, it is often betterto be the station that isremembered than is to bethe one that is listened to.Certainly we would like tohave everybody in themarket listening to our sta-tion, but if they don't hap-pen to listen to us or atleast don't listen veryoften, let's give themsomething to remember usby so that when they areasked to think of a stationduring a survey period, ourstation is the one theyrecall. Make the proper
statement in identifying ourselves. As com-petitive broadcasters, our goal is to makesure it is our call letters that come to mindrather than our competitors. Develop thestation identity, sell it, stick with it, anddon't promise anything to an audience thatcan't be delivered on or off the air.
STEVE WARREN is general manager of MOR Media, aNew York -based programming consulting group specialis-ing in adult formats. With 25 years as a New York radiopersonality, he also has held PD positions in several Ameri-can markets. He is also the author of "Radio: The Book"sold by the N.A.B. in Washington. He can be reached at(+1) 718.796.3703; fax: 718.786.3870.
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SONET ***************************************************************Artist: 22-Pistepirkko
Current Album: To be released autumn 1994
According to Sonet Finland promotion manager Aku Volta, one of Finnish music's greatest attractions is
also its biggest drawback. "It's a rich and subtle language," says Valta, "the best lyrics can be read without
music, like poetry, and there's a very strong market for it. Like everywhere, new acts concentrate on the
local market to get an initial success story. And the best chance of doing that here is singing in Finnish. It's
a Catch -22 situation if you want to go international."
22-Pistepirrko is a long-term project for Sonet and has had time to make the transition. The band released
two, quietly minimalistic albums in Finnish before evolving an acoustic indie rock sound and
changing their language. Birdy, a single from the band's last album Big Lupu went
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Top 5 in Finland and received good airplay in the rest of Europe, particularly
IANFrance where they hove developed a loyal following. Big Lupu is still
selling, but efforts are now gearing towards the upcoming LP.
"We're going to market at the roots," says Volta, "with constant
touring and lots of local press and radio." Although Valta
believes 22-Pistepirrko is a band that gains most of their
fans on stage, he credits the diversity and support of
radio as also contributing to the act's success.
EMI FINLAND ***********************
Artist: NelId Ruusua
Current Single: Meistb Jokainen (June 6)
Current Album: Pop-Uskonto (October 1993)
Nelja Ruusua have been recording in their present formation
since 1987. Early, intensive touring created a loyal fan base and established
them as one of Finland's leading live acts. The group broke through defini-
tively with their fourth album, Hyviiii Yoto Bangkok. The follow-up album
Halm expanded upon the success with the single Juppihippipunkkari topping
radio, dance and sales charts. Halm eventually went platinum, selling some
50.000 units.
Pop-Uskonto ("Pop Religion") entered the national album chart at number 1 and
spent four weeks there. It has already spawned three Top 10 hit singles and has
current sales of 45.000. Trend -setting rock magazines Soundi and Rumba both voted Nelin Ruusua as Fin-
land's best band in 1993. Plans for the near future include a major tour through Finland in July, and the
release of a compilation containing remixes of their greatest hits.
Although EMI promotion manager Katri Hiimiildinen believes Neljii Ruusua to have the most interna-
tional potential of their current acts, she acknowledges the unlikelihood of European breakthrough while
they continue to sing in Finnish. "IV s an impossible language for outsiders," she admits.
POKO RECORDS PY/GAGA GOODIES ******************************************
Artist: Hybrid Children
Current Single: tba
Current Album: Honeymoon In Babylon (23 May)
Gaga Goodies' Miettinen ("just Miettinen, no one even knows my first name!") is one of the few label
executives who dismisses the language as a barrier to Finnish breakthrough. His reasoning is that local tal-
ent is just too good. "By good I mean really original. The best Finnish bands don't sound trendy. It is
always difficult to break acts that can't be compared to anyone else."
The advent of the Seattle scene, however, has fostered international appreciation of a sound that Finland
produces to perfection, says Miettinen. "It's much easier now to break the loud, punk, rock 'n' roll sound.
Call it the 'Post -Nirvana' period." It's a wave he's convinced Hybrid Children can ride. "They're one of fewbands in Finland I can imagine playing any stage anywhere. They're bigger than life-they really fill upthe stage."
The first three singles from the act's debut album Bleed Baby Bleed all topped the indie charts, pushing
the album to the number 13 spot nationally. Honeymoon In Babylon was at number 31 and climbing in its
first week of release, guaranteeing the act rotation in the weekly Top 40 video countdown. Consequently,
efforts are being focused on completion of the clips From Babylon With Love and God In The City which
will be directed by Ben Unwin (of Guns N'Roses, U2, Nick Cave -fame). This, and an imminent tour
of Germany including an appearance at PopKomm, has pushed plans for single releases to the back
burner. Miettinen is confident of summer releases of the album in Sweden and Japan, and will be looking
for additional licensing deals at NMS and PopKomm.
MEGAMENIA MUSIC/JOHANNA KUSTANNUS OY ***********************************
Artist: Leningrad Cowboys & The Alexandrov Red Army EnsembleCurrent Single: tbc
Current Album: Happy Together (release date June 1994)
Megamania's international hopes are pinned on an act proudly defined as 'The World's Worst Rock & Roll
Band." The Leningrad Cowboys, a 10 -man showband, parody the Soviet system, the English language and
cliches of rock stardom.
The act's bizarre performances (resulting in sell-outs on Scandinavia, Central Europe and US tours) have
not been limited to the stage. The film "Leningrad Cowboys Go America," about the misadventures of a
Siberian rock band, was released in 24 countries and has become a cult classic. Their upcoming album is a
result of their most ambitious show to date-a joint concert with the 160 -strong Alexandrov Red
Army Chorus & Dance Ensemble.
The concert resulted in the "Marketing Act Of The Year" award from the Finnish Marketing Federation
and a live double -album Total Balalaika Show which sold some 35.000 units. 'That is very unusual," claims
Megamania promotion representative Anne Koskinen. "It's very hard to sell live albums here, particu-
larly in English." Happy Together, a studio version of the cross-cultural collaboration, will be released in
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Europe and Japan to coincide with Japanese and German tours, including a repeat of The Helsinki perfor-
mance in Berlin's Marx-Engels-Platz on June 18. Singles from the studio album are being specially pro-
duced for Nokia, the mobile -phone company sponsoring the Berlin concert, and the Cowboys will be fea-
tured in a Japanese commercial for Canchu-Hy soft drink.
WARNER music FINLAND **************************************************
Artist: Taikapeili
Current Single: Seuraa Johtaja
Current Album: Suuri Salaisuus (May 1994)
MUSIC & MEDIA PRESENTS ITS FIRST OF A FOUR-PART SPECIAL ON THE SCANDINAVIAN MUSIC
SCENE. LOOK FOR NORWAY, SWEDEN AND DENMARK IN UPCOMING MUSIC & MEDIA ISSUES.
For many, Finland is a country on the geographical and musical periphery
of the international scene-a slow starter as far as bringing localproduct to the rest of the world with, as one local executive put it, "a
10 -year gap between us and Sweden." Much of this has to do with the
inclination of the most popular acts to sing in Finnish, but change is in the
air, coupled-albeit belatedly-with an explosion of local dance talent.
"When I first heard the demos I was confident that this would be successful," says Warner marketing
manager Ari Laken*. "It's one of the first Finnish acts to come with the European pop/dance sound."
Taikapeili's debut single Jos Sulla On Toinen spent four weeks at number 1 on the singles chart and
topped airplay and dance charts as well. Lohenoja cites radio's increasing enthusiasm for dance as a major
contributing factor to their success. "Radio gave them great support across the board, locally and national-
ly. You're going to be hearing more about dance in Finland in the future."
Suuri Salaisuus, which entered the national LP chart at number 4, looks set to be more than a one -hit won-
der. The follow-up single Seuraa Johtajaa is currently at number 7 and climbing as Warner continues to
groom the new act. 'They've had a great start on radio and in the clubs, but they haven't done any live
shows yet," says Lohenoja. 'They need more experience performing before we can even think about for-
..eign markets."
Although Lohenoja is convinced of the quality of Finnish music, he doesn't want to make predictions about
imminent international success. "I don't think there's anybody here at the moment that has a very high
potential for international breakthrough. Even the ones who sing in English have a style that is totally dif-
ferent from what's popular elsewhere."
SONY ****************************************************************Artist: Miisa
Current Single: All Or Nothing At (mid -June)
Current Album: Attitude (release date August 1994)
Sony is letting no grass grow under Miisa. Her first two singles Set Me Free and Hold On went top 10 and
the label is working on international deals for her debut album two months before its release.
Marketing manager Hans Rautio attributes her success to the recent shift in the music scene due to
changes in the attitude of media and in popular taste. Rock had an appealing tradition of street credibility
and non-commercialsm, he says. Finnish acts like Hanoi Rocks and Smack may never have enjoyed
massive sales, but had great artistic influence on acts like Alice In Chains and Pearl Jam. The media
liked that. "MTV started the change," says Rauito, ''and radio carried it further. There's a whole new gen-
eration of media more appreciative of it."
Despite the sudden emergence of dance in the local scene, Rauito doesn't anticipate a major decline of the
traditional pop/rock sung in Finnish. "It will always be there," he says firmly, "it's the backbone of the
industry. The market for local product has been between 45-50% for some 30 years now. That won't
change quickly."
BMG FINLAND *********************************************************
Artist: Dance Nation
Current Single: True Conviction (February 1994)
Current Album: Dawn (released April 1994)
Technopop act Dance Nation is the first signing of BMG Finland's A&R department which opened last year.
Their first single Let the Rhythm Entrance was released after a promo EP, and went to number 3 in the
Finnish charts. The current single True Conviction hit Top 20 which is quite an accomplishment, says A&R
manager Asko Kallone, seeing they produ(e everything themselves.
'The act is more than just the performers," says Kallone. "Dance Nation is seven -eight people in total
including video and graphic guys. Between them they compose, engineer, mix, produce, package, every-
thing. It's a whole organisation and it's these teenagers doing it out of a bedroom-it's amazing."
Kallone admits that BMG had also not expected their first developing act to come with such finished mate-
rial as early as they did, and sees his biggest challenge as getting the group's creative talents and the
record company in synch. "You need a smooth -running machine to foster success stories, and while they're
perfectionists they're not totally professional-yet."
In the meantime, a third single, Freed is planned for July, and the belated video will be serviced to MTV.
Should a buzz result BMG may release Dawn elsewhere.
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2W0 THIRD3Ease The Pressure - Epic
PRODUCER: The Other ThirdzLike FKW with This Is The Way this "thirdparty" is also going retro to the heyday ofsynth pop outfit Human League. In the endRobin S -like "canned" vibraphone beepsare thrown in.
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Absolutely Fabulous - Spaghetti EHR/DPRODUCER: Pet Shop BoysThe official 1994 "Comic Relief' record isa Pet Shop electro popper built on excerptsfrom the fab BBC TV series, starringJoanna Lumley and Jennifer Saunders.
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I Swear - Blitzz ACE/D/EHRPRODUCER: Gary St. Clair/Tim O'BrienSince Whitney covered Dolly, Nashville iship in the R&B milieu. Now the vocal har-mony quartet halfway between Shai andBoyz II Men polishes John MichaelMontgomery country number 1 hit. RadioRegenbogen/Mannheim head of musicMartin Schwebel thinks it's the song itselfthat does it and not the rendition. "It's abeautiful love song. The fact that it's onpole position in every American chartimaginable shows its huge potential. Herein Germany it might be a sleeper, but it willbe a hit in the long run."
BAD BOYS INC.More To This World - A&M EHR
PRODUCER: Ian LevineNo matter how big the name of the produc-er, it's the kids themselves who choosewhich teeny boppers they want to support.Their vote is within reach with a cheerfulpop song like this.
BC -52'S(Meet) The Flintstones - MCA EHR
PRODUCER: Don WasYabba Dabba Doo! Temporarily renamedBC -52's, Fred Schneider and KatePierson make a credible Fred and Wilmaon this 'remake of the cartoon's classictheme song. Raadio 2/Tallinn head ofmusic Sven Aabreldaal likes to add "com-edy songs when the sun starts shining. Forthe same reason we played Right SaidFred's Wonderman. Also, the Flintstonessong is familiar to those who watch the car-toon on Finnish TV."
BLUR
To The End - Food EHR/ACE/APRODUCER: Stephen Hague/John Smith/BlurAfter the sweat of Girls & Boys, of whichthe Pet Shop Boys mixes are featured here,you can chill out on a lovely orchestratedballad a la Walker Brothers in the '60s.
ANDREA BOCEWII Mare Calmo Della Sera - Sugar EHR/ACE
PRODUCER: Michele TorpedineMany men try to be opera singers whilethey're in the shower. With this Pavarotti-pop they can cry their hearts out along withthe shampoo in their eyes. We feel sorryfor their families.
LENA FIAGBEVisions - Mother EHR/ACE/DPRODUCER: Laurie Latham/Moir Ware/Lena Fiagbe/Michael GrapesTrendy dance kids and old hippies canshake hands. The remixed multi-formatabletitle track off Fiagbe's debut CD mixes theGaelic folk heritage with modem but unob-trusive club beats.
WARREN G. & NATE DOGGRegulate - Death Row D/EHR/ACE
PRODUCER: Warren G.Sung in a Bill Withers meets pioneer rap-per Kurtis Blow timbre, there's somethinglovely old-fashioned about this soul num-ber off the Above The Rim soundtrack.
LOUISE HOFFSTENHit Me With Your Lovething - Rival R/D/EHRPRODUCER: Leif Larson
The Swedish rocker combines the old andnew meaning of the loaded term "R&B."The harmonica is very bluesy, while therhythm is unmistakably dance. What willthe purists say?
NITSDreams - Columbia ACE/EHRPRODUCER: NitsIn your dreams you might have heard thispop melody before, but these Dutchmenhave got the knack to lift it out of your sub -conscience into the thinking half of yourbrain.
ROB 'N' RAZPower House - Telegram D/EHR
PRODUCER: Rob 'N' RazFor the more adventurous side of theSwedish clubhoppers we refer you to thecompilation album Spectrum. Number 1 inthe Swedish dance charts, this one has theEuro stamp all over.
SCARLETI Really Like The Idea - WEA EHR/ACE
PRODUCER: Paxman/MuggletonA girl trio outside of the dance field, that'sin itself a reason to listen to them. Pop withcrystal clear acoustic guitars and fine har-mony vocals is on the menu. We really likethe idea.
JIMMIE VAUGHANBoom-Bapa-Boom - Epic R/A/EHRPRODUCER: Nile RodgersR&B "tuff enuff' for biker clubs, andequally acceptable for EHR, why is it sorare? Well, it takes good taste, sincere lazi-ness-never a note too many-naturalswing and melody!
WET WET WETLove Is All Around - Precious ACE/EHR
PRODUCER: Wet Wet Wet/Graeme DuffinCovered for the "Four Weddings And AFuneral" film, this sugary ballad is aTroggs original from 1967. Let's see ifMarti Pellow can shake his hips like RegPresley!
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TONI CHILDSThe Woman's Boat - Geffen A/ACE/EHRPRODUCER: David Bottrill/Toni ChildsOn her Geffen label debut, Childs presentsa highly feminine song cycle. Womb is asong written from the baby-in-utero per-spective. Then it is born on Welcome ToThis World and Toni tells the newbornabout the cruelty of it. On Wild Bride sheasks why the inner wildness of a woman ishidden under a Barbie doll image. Partlyrecorded in Peter Gabriel's Realworldstudio's, the tone of it is pop with a worldmusic edge to it. This is feminism of thesolemn, serious school.
JUNKHOUSEShays - Epic R/APRODUCER: Malcolm BumCanada is under a voodoo spell.Apparently the Tragically Hip has set thestandard of what rock sounds like in thatcountry for the '90s. Junkhouse also pumpswater out of the Mississippi swamplandsinto its music. Voodoo is mixed with mod-em day teen angst. The concept of tensionis the same (Out Of My Head and PrayingFor The Rain) but the aftermath is dis-parate. Hypnotising repetitive patterns,deep dark vocals and spellbound percus-sion, as most manifest on Jesus Sings TheBlues and Gimme The Love, strengthen thatunique atmosphere of doom.
K-KLASSUniversal - Deconstruction D/EHR
PRODUCER: K -Klass
Dance is universal, K -Klass is of A -Class,but Rhythm Is A Mystery to them. Can youbelieve it? With this debut CD plus limitededition bonus CD full of mixes the "prob-lem" of people dancing to the beat won't besolved. Off all, ambient housers are bestcatered for. They can move their bodies to1,2,3 with an air raid siren not unlike thesound of the dolphin as pictured on thesleeve. The current pop dance single WhatYou're Missing is here included in an inac-cessible mix. Edited La Cassa with JohnnyMarr's guitar could be a summer ace.
REBA MCENTIRERead My Mind - MCA C/ACE/EHRPRODUCER: Tony Brown/Reba McEntireBelonging to that elite group known popu-larly by an affectionate abbreviation, Rebalooks further than the ranch's grounds. Notonly the numerous ballads will easily slipthrough the less threatening barbed wiresbetween hardcore country and middle ofthe road music. I Won't Stand In Line-fea-turing Vince Gill on backing vocals-andthe gospel -framed single Why Heaven't 1
Heard From You are happy-go-lucky rock-ers destined for the Al button on manyjukeboxes. Most special is album openerEverything That You Want, bringing backthat sense of melody and suspenseful guitarpicking Mark Knopfler has forgotten aboutsince Making Movies.
PAOLO MENDONCADifferent Phases - Polar R/A/EHRPRODUCER: Mic Michaeli/Paolo MendoncaFunk rock has different faces, which are allfamiliar to Mendonca. On Chocolate Chip& Chicken Bone he opens in a '70s funk
style of Wild Cherry to further treat it withthe metal respect of Living Colour. Sincewe last heard from him some three yearsago, he has souped up his sound consider-ably. The retro Kravitz -type of thing he hassurely left behind by now. The album is co -engineered by Ronny Lathi, the manbehind Skintrade's wall of sound, whichshould explain this hard line. It's allsummed up by the title The Powerhungry.
STONE TEMPLE PILOTS
Purple - Atlantic A/R/MPRODUCER: Brendan O'BrienSince the kamikazes recorded their 1992smash debut album Core with Mr. O'Brienat the helm, the former engineer hasbecome Seattle's star producer. His Midastouch brought all of his clients number oneentries in the US. It's a full circle now, yetour expectations were not overly high fortheir second album. Despite commercialsuccess, most of their competitors wereshown to suffer from writer's block afteronly one album. And let's face it, at theirfirst European tour in May last year theyonly played 45 -minute sets, simply becausethey didn't have enough material. It's sur-prising to hear that Weiland and co. havemanaged to write "12 Gracious Melodies"as he croons on the hidden 12th track. Gofor Unglued with that powerful riff!
THE TEA PARTYSplendor Solis - Eternal/EMI R/APRODUCER: Jeff MartinThe band's name evokes images of a hightea on the English country side. Forget it,this is more the alternative programmers'cup of tea. Not only by its trio line-up, butalso stylistically this Canadian band is remi-niscent of '60s rock icon Cream, which hasreunited for two third under the name ofBBM. They are equally careful with thelegacy of Mountain, a quality they sharewith the Masters Of Reality. In the pastsuch albums were listened to in one go.Impatient grungers should pick out SaveMe.
THE WAILERS BANDJah Message - Red Arrow/SPV W/A/EHRPRODUCER: Junior Murvin/Aston BarrettIf you want to write the reggae dictionary,then check out the track listing. The keywords "rasta, love, jah, Zion, MarcusGarvey" are all present in the song titles.The Wailers still make music in the samegreen, yellow and red colours. So don't tryto look for new developments, this is sim-ply a nicely entertaining album with a greatsummertime factor (Where Is Love andRasta). Timeless music to sing along withand tap your feet to.
Singles and albums featured in New Releases are listed alphabetically. Each record is recommended for format or programme suitability. Abbreviations used include: EHR, ACE, R (Rock), D (Dance), C (Country), 1 (Jazz), EZ(Easy Listening), NAC (New Adult Contemporary), A (Alternative), W (World) and M (Metal). Please send your samples to Robbert Tilli/Machgiel Bakker, Music & Media, PO Box 9027, 1006 AA Amsterdam, Holland.
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EMI UK Has Got Traditional Hard Rock Under Its SkinUNITED KINGDOMby Jeff Clark -Meads
There is something refreshingly old-fash-ioned about EMI UK's newest rock band,Skin. In an age of grunge, thrash andgarage, Skin are that simple commodity: ano-nonsense rock band. This month, EMIis beginning to build the interna-tional platform for their success onthe foundations of the band's sig-nificant impact in their native UK.
Skin's eponymous debut albumis being released across the conti-nent at varying times during June,but the first single from it, LookBut Don't Touch has alreadyreceived attention from radio inItaly, Spain and Germany. Thealbum has been out in the UK sinceMay 3, and Skin reached the pinna-cle of their short career so far whenthey appeared at Europe's premierrock festival, the Monsters OfRock at Castle Donington in theUK, last week.
Competition for slots atDonington is intense, even with theintroduction of two stages thisyear, so how did Skin manage to secureone of those coveted positions? CarolBaxter, senior product manager at EMIUK's international department, says it wason the strength of being "a straight -down -the -line rock band".
She adds, "There's Soundgarden, PearlJam and Nirvana out there, but apart fromThunder there isn't really a straightfor-
ward rock band. We think that's a gap inthe market and it's one we're aiming to fill.A lot of people love straightforward rockmusic but there isn't a lot of it about."
Baxter says, "With a brand new band,things always take time to happen interna-tionally. Our strategy so far has been tobring people here to live shows and play-
backs of the album and to keep them awareof the UK success. Some of the press cov-erage we have had here has been fantastic."
Three singles from the album have beenreleased in the UK-Look But Don'tTouch, House Of Love and Money-withMoney entering the UK chart at number 18.However, as a rock band the backbone ofSkin's appeal is lice band's live perfor-
mance. EMI was, then, eager to get Skin onstage in front of a paying audience as soonand as often as possible. That meant goingout as support act to (ex-)Polydor bandLittle Angels in the UK between Octoberand December.
The tour was also the starting point foranother important plank of the marketing
strategy-Skin's fan database. Such wasthe band's live appeal that by the time LookBut Don't Touch was released, the listingcontained 2.500 names. The fans were keptinformed of future releases and upcominglive dates, which ensured a growing pullingpower by the time Skin went out for theirfirst tour in their own right in February.
A matter of weeks later, the band then
toured for the third time in six months totie in with the release of Money. Furtherdates are now scheduled in July when thefourth single, Tower Of Strength, isreleased in conjunction with tracks record-ed live at Donington.
The impact Skin made in the UK hasbeen assisted by two further marketing
ploys: the fact that the album wassold to stores at a reduced price toallow dealers to retail it at the psy-chologically -significant price ofUK£9.99, and the support of thatstrategy with TV advertising on thelate -night rock show "NoisyMothers."
A tour outside the UK is nowunder discussion, although the bandhave already been to Germany andFrance doing press interviews andpromotion work. Though overseasconcerts will probably not happenin the autumn, EMI is eager forpeople to be aware of what is instore. Says Baxter, "They are justfantastic on stage with a great -look-ing lead singer [NevilleMacDonald]."
It also helps that Skin play agrittily -melodic, uncluttered rock with nounnecessary frills and a solid underpinningfrom ex -Jagged Edge guitarist MykeGray. Indeed, Gray is the main writingforce behind Skin and it is the strength ofhis guitar -based melodies that is the meatof the band's attack. MacDonald's vocalsfrom the old school of rock rounds out thesound.
Eurovision Interval Song "Riverdance" Beats The WinnersIRELANDby Dermot!. Hayes
It has been said that lightning rarely strikestwice in one spot. Tell that to the last threewinners of the Eurovision song contest.Better still tell that to Bill Whelan, thecomposer of Riverdance, the extraordinarypiece of music composed especially for theinterval spot between performance and vot-ing at the recent Eurovision in Dublin.
Riverdance was composed as a piece ofperformance music and presented with ahaunting introduction by Anuna, an Irishtraditional choral group and a troupe of tra-ditional dancers. So overwhelming hasbeen the response to the Riverdance perfor-mance in Ireland, it knocked Rock N' RollKids-the Eurovision winning song-fromthe top spot in the Irish chart after just oneweek and has stayed on its lofty perch forfive weeks now.
And it's not the first time this has hap-pened to a performance by an interval actfor Eurovision. Hothouse Flowers firstburst onto the international scene back in1988 when a special EC sponsored videoof the young Irish rock group performingtheir first major hit Don't Go was broadcastduring the Eurovision broadcast of thatyear from Dublin.
Now a video of the EurovisionRiverdance performance has been released
and a single of the performance has beenrush released in Britain with independentlabel Total Records to capitalise on theEurovision performance. And already therecord has received a major boost with acover story "tip for the top" in JonathanKing's hugely influential UK radio indus-try tipsheet.
"We believe once it reaches a certainlevel it will explode," says MotherRecords' general manager in Ireland DavePennefather, "it's not an established artist.In fact, there is no artist as such so it's apeculiar one from that point of view; therecord must speak for itself."
To that end speed of release was essen-tial, explains Pennefather, which is why thePolyGram-affiliated Mother Records wentwith independent label Total Records in theUK. "There was a quick turnaround. Wehad it out three weeks after Eurovision,"Pennefather says.
The experience in Ireland also prompt-ed the Irish record company to follow the"indie" route in the UK. ExplainsPennefather, "We were caught by surprisefrom a stock point of view in Ireland. Thesingle has sold almost 40.000 copiesalready in Ireland alone, where a numberone single can be reasonably expected tosell in the region of 5.000."
The visual impact of the Eurovisionperformance has had much to do with the
single's success. The tune was first com-missioned from composer Bill Whelan byEurovision programme director MoyaDoherty. His brief was to compose a workdesigned around New York -based chore-ographer and former world champion Irishset dancer, Michael Flatley and JaneButler.
Ironically, Whelan found it extremelydifficult to find a record company willingto finance the recording. "Early on I sawits potential as a single and I made a num-ber of approaches, but not one of therecord companies would bite," saysWhelan. In the end he did get finance butfrom a most unusual source. "It was spon-sored by Church & General [an insurancecompany] which did it purely as a publicrelations and promotions exercise."
Now there are plans for an album.Dancers Flatley and Butler have beeninvited back to record a video specificallyfor the piece. Mother Records' Pennefathersays the record company is now looking toEurope and plan to release the singlethrough the PolyGram network on theEuropean mainland.
Signed to: Son (Mother Records). Publisher: McGuinness/WhelanMusic. Recorded At: Windmill Studios/Dublin.
UK release: on May 23. Plans: album of music by Christmas.
SHORT TAKES Michelle Shocked continues to go herown way in the music business. She isputting out her new album Kind -HeartedWoman on her own in defiance of herrecord label Mercury. Nina Hagen is looking for a newrecord deal, after Phonogram Germanydecided not to renew her contract. Thelast album the siren released was 1993'sRevolution Ballroom. Roger Taylor has reunited with hisDuran Duran mates to play drums onthe band's new album of cover tunes.He'll appear on four tracks, includingLou Reed's Perfect Day. The Blues Brothers may be returningto the screen after 15 -years. Actor/writerDan Akroyd is writing a sequel to thehit comedy which he starred in with thelate John Belushi who's likely to bereplaced by his brother Jim. A blues sis-ter "along the lines of Whitney Houstonor Tina Turner" might be added.
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BLAK MAYLEvri Budi Goe - Kisskidee/ Moonshine/MNW
(Trinidad/Sweden)
PRODUCER: Sheldon Benjamin/John Afoon
Mixing reggae with hip hop hasbeen quite popular and commer-cially successful, but two canplay the game. Innovative peoplein Trinidad started to fuse socawith hip hop and called it "rapso."This track is an excellent exampleof what can happen next. ContactJohn Cloud at tel: (+46) 8.54133450; fax: 8.5413 0060.
KAM JE HAARPog In You - Pseudonym/Double Dutch
(CD) (Holland)
PRODUCER: Rogier Carpentier/Kam Je Haar
A rock band called "comb yourhair" and aged 17 and a half onaverage? Yes, it sounds a bitstrange but they are far moremature and serious than onewould expect. Stylistically theysound like Nick Cave crossedwith Neil Young after a pro-longed stay in the capital ofgrunge, Seattle. As far as theirsongwriting abilities are con-cerned the future is bright as well.Contact Hans van Vuuren at tel:(+31) 1899.23228: fax: 1899.26170.
KILLER BEE
Take Me Home - Freedom (Sweden)
PRODUCER: Killer Bee
There's nothing new to beencountered here, but fortifiedwith an instantly recognizablechorus, a strong hook and a greatsound, this massive AOR balladhas undeniable chart potential.Contact Lars Andersson attel/fax: (+46) 660,46 060.
NEW CULTUREI Just Can't Get Enough - Ray's Music
(US/Holland)
PRODUCER: B-Cube/Kazir
This hard hitting swingbeat tuneshould appeal to people who areinto Bell Biv Devoe and Jodeci.The added bonus here are thesubtle but efficient jazz and soulinfluences. Contact Jan deLeeuw at tel (+31) 3402.66 884;fax: 3402.63 454.
THE PALLADIAN ENSEMBLEThe Winged Lion - Linn (CD) (UK)
PRODUCER: Lindsay Pell
This Scottish quartet, which haswon every award available in the"early music" field, debuts herewith a sparkling collection of rel-atively obscure works by numer-ous Italian composers. The cen-
tral theme is music from Venice,ranging from adapted popularsongs of that era, such as the ariasby Marco Uccelini to earlymelodies by Francesco Cavalli.Also noteworthy is the Concerto IF Major RV 100 by AntonioVivaldi. Contact Lindsay Pell orJackie Harley at tel: (+44)41.644 5111; fax: 41.644 4262.
THE PANSIESFruit- Poko (Finland)
PRODUCER: Ari Vaahtera
With this gorgeous slice of purepowerpop, this fourpiece soundsa bit like the La's on ampheta-mine. What sets them apart frommost of the contemporary compe-tition is their ability to combinestrong songs with a lot of energy
Records mentioned in Music Market Place are by acts signed to independent labels for which license and/or publishing rights areavailable, except as noted. Please send your samples to Raul Cairo, Music & Media, PO Box 9027, 1006 AA Amsterdam, Holland.
Breakin' & EnteringAs anticipated last week, 2 Unlimitedoccupy the top slot of the Hot 100with The Real Thing. It marks theduo's third number I, following NoLimit and Tribal Dance (both from'93) and their 10th European hit singleto date.
It's also the second time this yearfor a mainland European act (anddance duo) to claim the throne, fol-lowing Italian Cappella with MoveOn Baby that went to number 1 in theweek of March 26.
Has anybody noticed that a lot ofthe dance hits from mainland Europeare using similar production formu-las? (To say it mildly). The produc-tions of Cappella, 2 Unlimited, Maxx,Corona, Magic Affair, Culture Beatand many, many more, are all basedon thumping house beats with the rapdelivered by the male vocalist and thechorus by the female.
Nevertheless, it's is a good weekfor Continental European -produceddance music. with no less than 26entries currently in the Hot 100. Apartfrom the above mentioned, thisincludes Reel 2 Real, Prince Ital Joe,Lucilectric, Dr. Alban, Ace Of Base,Doop and Haddaway, no mean feat.
Especially the success of Maxx isstriking with two singles just outsidethe top 10, Get -A -Way (after 24weeks, still charted in the UK, France,Ireland and Denmark) and No More (ICan't Stand It) that's charting in ninemarkets and holding a top 10 positionin Belgium and the four Scandinavianterritories.
The Sales Breaker award-thesingle registering the biggest increasein chart points-goes to UK dance actThe Prodigy whose seventhEurochart entry, No Good (Start TheDance) jumps from number 28 to 14this week due to new positions inFinland, Switzerland and Sweden and
EUROCHARTtop 10's in the UK and Ireland.
The group-signed to UK indieXL Recordings-debuted in '91 withCharly which peaked at number 11.Other entries for the act include (inorder of Eurochart peak position),Everybody In The Place (number 10),One Love (24), Out Of Space (33),Fire/Jericho (38) and Wind It Up(42).
More European dance success isbooked in the Top 100 with Germanduo Magic Affair's Omen - The StoryContinues, a recent CD insert in thismagazine as part of M&M's "SummerTrack Attack" box. The album makesa significant jump from number 45 to17, thanks to positions in sixEuropean markets, of which the homemarket Germany (number 8),Switzerland (7) and Sweden (18) arethe most significant. Meanwhile,Electrola reports that the Omen IIIsingle (still at number 27 in the Hot100), has already sold more than halfa million copies across Europe.
Is the Symbol's The BeautifulExperience an album or a single? Inmost territories, the title is regarded asa longplayer and hence it appears inthis week's Top 100 (at number 26,down from 10, due to sliding posi-tions in the UK and Denmark).
In Austria and Ireland, however,the disc's playing time (and the factthat it only contains one song in vari-ous remakes) qualifies it as an EP,and The Beautiful Experience, there-fore, appears in the national singlescharts.
Currently, the combined chartpoints achieved through the positionsin Austria and Ireland (number 19 and17, respectively) are not high enoughfor the product to end up higher in theTop 100, were those points added toits current chart status.
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and really tight ensemble playing.Contact Manki Pettinen at tel:(+358) 31.212 0500; fax: 31.2143968.
SHANGHAITout Ira Bien - B.A. Son (CD) (France)
PRODUCER: Victor Mauricio
Judging by this fine 11 -song col-lection, the Bordeaux regionwon't be famous for its winesonly, if this new half dozen keepsup the good work. From the titletrack onwards, they prove that theFrench language actually worksquite well when properly execut-ed. They don't shy away from
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experiments either, just listen toRock'N Rap. Contact Daniel orMaria Delhomme at tel: (+33)56.950 822; fax: 56.570 988.
DJ's Delite - Erik de ZwartErik de Zwart, PD at the veryyouth -oriented EHR cable onlynetwork Radio 538/ Hilversum(Holland) is clear regard-ing current develop-ments. "Dance is thebiggest thing happeningright now and 2Unlimited is sitting ontop of the heap.Everything they touchseems to turn to goldimmediately, so we made the cur-rent single The Real Thing pow-erplay as soon as it was released.Other listeners' favourites [which
they canday] areOn The
choose by phone every -Dreams by 2 Brothers4th Floor (CNR) andthe latest effort by TSpoon called Take MeTo The Limit (Ala-
s bianca), which featuresA B.B. Queen as guest
vocalist. She has been= around for quite a
while but not with a lotof success, even though
she's a great singer. What I dis-like about this genre is the factthat artists and songs come andgo at a disturbing rate."
A/Z IndexesEUROCHART HOT 100 SINGLES EUROPEAN TOP 100 ALBUMS
100% Pure Love 97 More To This World 54 883 37 Jovanotti 75
Absolutely Fabulous 31 Move On Baby 51 Ace Of Base 8 Judith Durham/Seekers 78
Acid Folk 94 NM Vi Graver Guld I USA 71 Ace Of Base 43 Jule Neigel Band 60
All For Love 72 No Good (Start The Dance) 14 Aerosmith 23 Julien Clerc 93Always 15 No More (I Can't Stand It) 12 Alain Bashung 46 Julio Iglesias 11
Anything 100 No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) 60 Alain Souchon 30 Kastehmther Spatzen 31
Around The World 8 Omen III 27 Alice Cooper 80 Kim Larsen 70Baby I Love Your Way 10 One 22 Ana Belen & Victor Manuel 40 Kummeli 86
Back To Love 98 Past The Mission 93 Beastie Boys 29 Laura Pausini 22
Cannonball 91 Prayer For The Dying 56 Beautiful South 92 Lisa Ekdahl 64Carry Me Home 41 Pupunanny 85 Beck 97 Loreena McKennit 52Celebration Generation 99 Return To Innocence 48 Biohazard 28 Lucilectric 55
Change 69 Right In The Night 64 Bjork 58 M -People 59
Come On You Reds 7 Riverdance 67 Blur 20 Magic Affair 17
Crash! Boom! Bang! 37 Rock My Heart 30 Brand New Heavies 98 Mano Negro 62
Die Laughing 75 Sensualite 38 Bryan Adams 24 Mariah Carey 1
Dissident 24 Shoop 49 Cappella 72 Marvin Gaye 68
Don't Turn Around 23 Since I Don't Have You 35 Chris De Burgh 9 MC Solaar 56Doop - 29 Sister Golden Hair 76 Clawfinger 100 Meat Loaf 38
Dr. Feelgood 80 Six Days 62 Coro De Silos 21 Michael Nyman 71
Ens, Zwei, Polizei 77 Sleeping In My Car 53 Counting Crows 47 Michel Sardou 18
Everybody's Talkin' 39 Somewhere Over The Rainbow 32 Cranberries 10 Mina 67
Everything Changes 66 StraM Amore 57 Crash Test Dummies 3 Nick Cave/Bad Seeds 76
Faster/P.C.P. 63 Streets Of Philadelphia 3 David Byrne 90 Nirvana 54
Fingers Of Love 84 Such A Phantasy E.P. 89 Deacon Blue 12 Nirvana 51
Get -A -Way II Sur Et Certain 59 Die Arzte 88 Nordman 61
Give Me All Your Love 17 Swamp Thing 44 Die Flippers 85 Pantera 66Happy Nation 95 Sweet Lullaby 86 Die Toten Hosen 99 Paolo Vallesi 83
Happy People 83 Sweets For My Sweet 28 Die Toten Hosen 82 Patrick Brad 15
Hero 55 Take It Back 45 Dr. Alban 41 Phil Collins 32Hooked On Feeling 68 Take My Love 90 Dusty Springfield 84 Pink Floyd 2
Hymn 74 The Colour Of My Dreams 81 East 17 36 Presuntos Implicados 53
I Can See Clearly Now 43 The Most Beautiful Girl In The World 6 El Consorcio 77 Pretenders 25
I Like To Move It 4 The Power Of Love 96 Enigma 13 Primal Scream 94I'll Remember (theme from With Honors) 50 The Real Thing I Erasure 5 Prince Ital Joe 44I'll Stand By You 36 The Real Thing 33 Eric Clapton 27 Pur 81
Inside 19 The Rhythm Of The Night 16 Eternal 42 Roxette 4
Inside Your Dreams 46 The Sign 52 Francis Cabrel 14 Seal 6
It's Alright 26 The Sisters E.P. 79 Frank Black 34 Sonic Youth 79
le Danse Le Mia 21 Think About The Way 34 Fredericks, Goldman & Jones 69 Soundgarden 74
Jessie 47 To The End 70 Future Sound Of London 33 Soundtrack -Four Weddings & A Funeral 89
Just A Step From Heaven 61 Touch 58 Galliano 45 Soundtrack -Philadelphia 7
La Solitudine 40 United 13 Garth Brooks 96 Stevie Nicks 87
Latin Lover 78 What You're Missing 92 Haddaway 65 Take That 16
Light My Fire (The Cappella Remixes) 87 What's My Name? 65 Huben Von Goisem 95 The Symbol 26Look Who's Talking! 20 Wir Sind Die Sieger 88 Huey Lewis & The News 73 Toni Braxton 48Loser 25 Without You 2 Jah Wobble's Invaders 91 Tori Amos 57
Love Is All Around 9 Wizards Of The Sonic 82 Jimi Hendrix 39 Traffic 50
Madchen 18 World In Your Hands 73 Jon Secada 49 Umberto Tozzi 35
Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm 5 You Don't Love Me (No, No, No) 42 Joshua Kadison 19 Ziiri West 63
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hat's how GuidoDepraetere,production/programmingpresident summarises thefirst five years of Flemishcommercial TV stationVTM, when, on October27, 1987, the VlaamseTelevisie Maatschappij was
given the green light by the Flemish government.Founded by nine Flemish newspaper and
magazine publishers-together representingsome 85% of the Flemish printed media-thecommercial broadcaster was given an 18 -yearlicence and monopoly on TV advertising andsponsorship in Flanders in turn for the launch of afull-scale TV station with an eye for domesticmusic and audiovisual productions. And mostrecord companies will agree that the station haskept these promises, as the station can be con-sidered one of the greatest media supporters ofnational music.
The station was officially launched on Febru-ary 2, 1989, and has since becomethe number one Flemish TV stationwith a market share climbing from31.4% in the first year up to a solid43.2% in 1993 while advertisers werepromised an initial target of 20% of themarket.
Before February 1989, publicbroadcaster BRTN had a monopolyon the market and an undeniableinflux of Dutch TV channels; the arrivalof VTM forced the industry to startworking with data like audience sur-veys and market shares. Today 17 ofthe top 20 TV programmes on the Bel-gian market are dominated by VTM.And although the figures speak for themselves,Depraetere, however, doesn't think of this chartas a relevant barometer.
"The only thing we work with is market share,"he says. "A programming chart doesn't reflect thebehaviour of the universe; we like to know howbig the market is and what share we have there.Evaluation is effected on a day-to-day basisallowing us to steer our programmes along theway. The station is very flexible in its program-ming bearing in mind the audience's habits."
That Personal TouchBoth Depraetere and the production/program-ming VP Mike Verdrengh worked with the Flem-ish state broadcaster long before launching VTMand learned the ropes of the trade.
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VTM 5 YEARS:
A Voice For The Flemish"If I had known beforehand what to expect, I would
never have started VTM. We knew there was a mountainto conquer, but what we didn't foresee was another 20
mountains behind...""A very typical example is how to treat your
guests," says Depraetere. "Government institu-tions in a monopoly situation don't tend to accom-modate visitors in a friendly way, yet the firstthing we did with VTM was to create a relaxedatmosphere for both audiences and guests. Thiswas a professional 'must' for me because Istrongly believe it all helps in making good pro-grammes. Let's face it, a TV studio is like a snakepit and if your guest is nervous the programmesuffers."
Another important element in VTM's pro-gramme structure is the station's news broad-casts. The commercial station has witnessed asteady growth in both quality and quantity of itsnews programmes and magazines andDepraetere is convinced that news is one of thekey elements in the success of a TV station.
"Three years ago we launched our SNG pro-ject [Satellite News Gathering] and investedheavily in technology. Today, VTM has a full-timetransponder on satellite and four SNG trucks plusa ground station operational. As a direct result of
our high-tech efforts we were invitedto join an international consortium asfounding member, together with majorinternational players like CBS [US],BSB [UK] and TBS [Japan]. This col-laboration results in an interchange ofnews and footage allowing us to keepahead of our competitors and boost-ing the quality of our news pro-grammes. We are not tied up in theEBU [European Broadcasters Union]."
Going FlemishThe safeguarding of the Flemish cul-tural identity is yet another key princi-
ple behind VTM: the Flemish decreeregulating television stipulated a minimum of20% in locally produced programmes. From dayone the station had about 30% Flemish pro-grammes; today the share has climbed to around55%.
VTM has caused a tremendous growth in theFlemish audiovisual production market, withnumerous new studios and production facilitiesopening their doors with a positive future ahead.
Depraetere thinks the current share is as highas one possibly can get as production costs arehigh compared to programmes bought abroad."Flemish productions eat 90% of our budgetalthough it fills just over the half of the program-ming time." The fact that the evolution today istowards more "live and direct" programmes urgesVTM to produce more in-house, cutting in cost
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and allowing more flexibility, but the bulk of Flem-ish fiction, music shows, games and talk shows isstill produced in various studios in Flanders.
Says Depraetere, "We must keep the budgetunder control as the advertising market is notgrowing continuously. Although 35% of it isdirected towards TV, elements like the BRTNsponsorship on TV [contravening the initial VTMmonopoly] and advertising on the upcomingregional TV stations are eating away consider-able shares." He adds that strictly seen VTM isalso a regional station-an operation which mustbe guided along strict financial lines in order tosurvive.
Competing Factors?Two years ago, the Dutch -based RTL4announced plans to start a Flemish programme.Since then, Dutch multi -media group and RTL4shareholder VNU recently took a 44% stake inVTM, and those projects were put aside. Yetrumours about CLT's plans to launch a Flemishcommercial station broadcasting from Luxem-bourg and the fact that US -based ABC was plan-ning to invade Flanders via Swedish operationE.B.S. urged VTM to consider the launch of asecond channel alongside the original one. "Wecan either sit and wait for the EC's decision toopen the frontiers to all broadcasters and let for-eign stations eat away all advertising or occupythe market ourselves with sharp prices making itdifficult for outsiders to step in," says Depraetere.He hopes that the Flemish Government will keepto the promise of the 18 -year advertisingmonopoly given to the station.
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COLOUR RECORDIsabelle A, Manu, Interactiv, Bryan Guy,Peggy Christy and Geert Meeuscongratulate VTM with their 5th anniversary!
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VTM'S MUSIC PROGRAMMING:
Responsible For Changing An Entire IndustryBefore the launch of VTM in 1989, the Belgian record industry concentrated mainly on
English -language productions, with bands such as Vaya Con Dios, Soulsister, Front 242 andthe new beat generation (Confetti's) followed by the worldwide success of Technotronic.
Who would have thought that one new TV station could bring about the domination ofFlemish -language product in the Belgian charts?
hereas surrounding mar-kets were facing thedecline of the vinyl singlein 1988-1990, Belgium wit-nessed a substantialgrowth in single sales. Itgoes without saying thatVTM's impact on thedomestic market effected
the buying habits of the Flemish audience, as36% of all units sold in 1990 were vinyl singles.
Small independent production companieswere close behind the rapidly evolving recordmarket here and started signing local talent atthe speed of light. They were soon followed bymajors BMG, Sony and EMI, resulting in toppositions for Belgian signings in IFPI's interna-tional year-end charts in the beginning of the'90s.
Despite the fact that southern Belgium soonstarted to follow VTM's example with its localtalent show, RTL-TVi's "10 Qu'On Aime" (basedon VTM's "10 Om Te Zien"), the growth ofdomestic talent has never been as spectacularas in Flanders, which makes market figureseven more remarkable as they relate mostlyto efforts in the north of the country.
Multiple PlussesAccording to IFPI Belgium president andPolyGram MD Bert Cloeckaert, the impactof VTM's music programming has had itseffect on several levels. "Before VTM, wenoted a 3% share of Belgian product in theoverall sales figures," says Cloeckaert."Today we have been able to consolidate ahealthy 11 to 13% share which proves thatVTM has been the impetus to create theideal climate for local talent.
"In addition, VTM has clearly found theblind spot in the market and allows therecord companies to directly target their audi-ences. In the past, viewers watched foreign
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"A third important aspect is the possibility tohave commercial advertising on VTM [notallowed on BRTN channels] which has helpedthe industry in boosting the CD market. Wewere given the ideal instrument to reach abroad audience to advertise our back catalogueand major new releases," explains Cloeckaert.
EMI Music Belgium MD Dirk de Clippeleiradds that the simultaneous launch of VTM andthe CD boom has been the real ignition for localtalent and cites both Clouseau and De Kreun-ers to illustrate his statement. "Both bandswould have made it on their own, I'm sure, butVTM has speeded up their successes enor-mously; in the case of De Kreuners, VTMhelped to re -launch their career. Soulsister andThe Radios would have also possibly brokenwithout the station, but again, VTM really
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InfluencesBeyondThe TV ScreenDe Clippeleir is convincedthat even BRTN's RadioDonna with its 15% shareof the Flanders market hasprofited from VTM as thecommercial TV stationpaved the way for numer-ous other media. "RadioDonna is like a VTM radiostation," he says, "and noone will deny that the BRTNhas been programming
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more music since VTM started. In '87/88 therewas virtually no attention for local talent, butnewspapers and magazines like Story and DagAllemaal all tie in with VTM's stars. VTM surelyplayed a pioneering role in promoting both localand international music, and although the othermedia seem to have caught up with VTM in pro-moting local talent, VTM still remain leader ofthe pack."
Relations with VTM and the local recordcompanies are for this very reason nothing toscorn at, one of the faithful followers being theman responsible for the success of Clouseau:Hans Kusters, MD of HKM, a company recog-nised for its commitment to local acts. Withartists like Clouseau, Ingeborg, Stef Bos andLeopold III, Kusters had VTM's attention forlocal product as a solid backup. "In fact, I waslucky because at the time when VTM provokedthe real boom only a few independents hadlocal signings, the majors following afterwards. Ihaven't changed our policy since and I am con-vinced that it takes investments and selectivityto work successfully in the local market. Walk-ing along andhoping for aone-shot hitisn't enough."
Accordingto Kusters,the VTM hasbeen respon-sible for creat-ing a com-plete newmusic cultureand what hecalls "localchauvinism.""Ten yearsago, Flemishaudienceswere watchingDutch chan-nels-VTM has changed this. The station hasreversed the old saying, 'What you don't hear orsee will not sell and won't become a hit."
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Hard ProofThere may be no one better than BMG AriolaBelgium MD Derk Jolink to see VTM's influ-ence on the industry as he has had the opportu-nity to lead a record company before and afterthe launch of the station. In '87/88 he headedSony Music (then CBS) in Brussels, returning toBMG Ariola to replace Jan Theys in January1991.
"When I first came here, the Belgian recordindustry hardly worked on local A&R because
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there was no real independent market: Flanderswas dominated by Dutch TV and radio, Dutchand English charts and offered virtually noexposure for local talent. In 1991 I really felt theimpact of two -and -a -half years of VTM: most ofthe majors had been investing in local A&R andevery company had their line of successfulartists. I directly credit VTM for creating a Flem-ish market independent from Holland, and forbringing Flemish artists close to their audi-ences," says Jolink.
At BMG Ariola, top -selling artists like HelmutLotti and Bart Kaell have pavedthe way for a new generation ofFlemish talent like PhilippeRobrecht and Isabelle A. whorecently joined the company.
Jolink adds that the share ofBelgian talent in overall recordsales is as high as in Holland, "butone should take into account thatthe south of the country is ratherpoor in contributing local productsales, which makes the result inFlanders even more impressive."
An InternationalTouchThe fact that VTM also invitesnumerous national and interna-tional artists to very popular talkshows created a very healthy situ-ation for a record industry insearch for new outlets and promo-tion opportunities.
"VTM haven't limited them-selves to promoting Flemish lan-guage product; the station's talkshows and quizzes like 'Love Let-ters' are the ideal tool to promoteother artists as well," agrees ARSProductions artist marketing
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director Gino Moerman, "and thebest example is perhaps Kid Safari,who sold 4.000 albums in the twoweeks following his appearance onthe show. His first album sold 8.000,and VTM helped him to cross the28.000 figure with The RomanticHeroes. VTM has encouraged therecord industry to invest in local tal-ent and today the station offers theopportunity to introduce a wide rangeof artists to a very broad audience."
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Some insiders say that the local talentmarket is stabilising, and that "10 Om TeZien" isn't the talent cradle it used to be.De Clippeleir agrees to a certain point butnames Dana Winner as an artist whorecently profited from the show's impacton record -buying audiences. "'Tien Om TeZien' still helps sell records. The pro-gramme might have lost some of its audi-ence over the past five years, but in myknowledge it's still the most popular musicshow on TV here. Whereas the showplayed an instrumental role in breakingFlemish artists before, it now relies onthem to keep the ratings high."
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JOS VAN OOSTERWIJCK:
A Man And His MusicWith a head full of experience as programmer for both radio and TV, Jos van Oosterwijck
had what it took to go ahead with his own consulting company, Music House, in 1989, whichin turn had what it took to give VTM the reputation it has today.
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usic House really steppedinto the VTM challengewithout any written agree-ment; an evaluation oneyear after the station'slaunch was to decidewhether VTM's music pro-gramming would continueor not. And indeed, VanOosterwijck succeeded intaking away the recordindustry's doubts aboutthe success of the newcommercial TV station.
"The only thing wewanted to do was supportBelgian product, and wehoped to have someFlemish hits at the end of
the line," claims Van Oosterwijck. "Everythingwas new to us-artists like Will Tura and WillySommers were new to a substantial part ofVTM's audience because they were never giventhat exposure on state television."
Van Oosterwijck recalls his years as musicprogrammer for the BRTN TV when artists hadtwo or three opportunities in 18 months toappear on TV shows. "This clearly illustratesthat the potential wasn't there. It takes quite asolid basis, like other prime -time shows along-side the music programmes to make it all workout," he says, referring to family entertainmenton VTM like "Love Letters", "Tilt" (hosted byMTV's Mark Vanthilt), "VTM Soundmix Show"and talk shows such as "1 Uit De 1.000" and"Luc" which often invite artists on the show.
VTM decided to leave all music consulting toVan Oosterwijck which he believes leads tomore effective and consequent programming.Today, everybody in the industry knows who totalk to at VTM when it comes to music program-ming.
Turn To The Music ManMusic House has established a good workingrelationship with the record companies in Bel-gium, with a healthy interaction when it comesto inviting both local and international artists. "Ifyou work with record companies you work fore-most with people; you try to keep close contactand automatically things start running smoothly.Trying to achieve results together is our targetand although our roads sometimes go differentdirections, we do come to an agreement mostof the time. I think most companies are awarethat we are foremost trying to make good TV; ifsome artists don't fit in our programming thedialogue between us must remain open," saysVan Oosterwijck.
"The result of the whole policy is that wehave been able to grow real hits; an entire line-up of new artists has emerged and the industryhas become aware of the new possibilities.They have decided to invest vast budgets inlocal talent, allowing them to record with top -class musicians in quality recording studios.New studios have been opened and the audio-visual market started to live here." The excellentresults with local artists in turn inspired manyrecord companies to spend international bud-gets to launch them abroad.
"And the flow of new artists continues; Irecently did a name check on the Levenslijnfund-raising single, with some 30 Flemish artists
contributing, and noted that at least half of themdidn't even exist two years ago."
"The success of '10 Om Te Zien' is so evi-dent at times that some almost expect the pro-gramme to make a hit out of every single recordperformed," says Van Oosterwijck, "and I do
Helmut Lotti (8MG) admit thatother mediaare paying agrowingamount ofattention tolocal artists,but VTM isvery often theignition deto-nating aseries ofevents." Hetakes theexample ofGood Shape
who entered the"Super 50" as Tip,then were Tip on "10Om Te Zien" andthen returned to the"Super 50" showwith their debut Take
Willy Somers (Phonogram)
Splinter (ARS /Colt,
My Love. The sin-gle is now top fivein Belgium. "Tim-ing is important-we provide theopportunity, andothers jump on it.One year ago,nobody heardabout Def DamesDope, and this
mbia)
month their album went gold. This brings us towhat really matters: the artist must have thepotential as well," says the Music House MD.
A Waterproof ChartChart shows have always been important forevery broadcaster, yet today, VTM is the onlyone to have both a Flemish ("10 Om Te Zien")and international chart show ("Super 50"). Insid-ers credit Van Oosterwijck's efforts to compilethe "perfect" record chart which has forced IFPIto rethink their Belgian chart.
The Flemish chart was initially based onIFPI's figures until several inconsistenciesurged Van Oosterwijck to change it: the charthad become so important that insiders tried tomanipulate the figures by supplying incorrectsales numbers and orchestrating singles ship-ments administration. "In the past I informedIFPI on the discrepancies of their chart. I don'twant to go round IFPI but they should know
Bart Kaell (Sony) their limitations,"advocates VanOosterwijck. "Timeand time again I'veasked IFPI for'Flemish' sales fig-ures and I reallyapplaud the indus-try's efforts to re-structure the exist-ing IFPI chart."
Today, the com-pilation of the "10Om Te Zien" chartis his best keptsecret what hefinds an ideal wayto prevent outsidersfrom manipulatingthe chart. The"Super 50" list is amix of sales and
airplay data, provided by 110 Flemishrecord stores, IFPI and the playlist of anumber of privates including RadioContact affiliates.
Van Oosterwijck, still working asmusic programmer for BRTN's StudioBrussel, prefers not to comment onVTM's plans to launch a radio opera-tion. "I would really welcome the initia-tive. Within the BRTN, people feared
the launch of a VTM radio station and cameback with the launch of Radio Donna, but Don-na's in its third year now with no sign yet of aVTM radio station."
On a long-term basis, Van Oosterwijck has abright eye for the future but he's well aware thatthe globalisation of the market will possiblyresult in major markets deciding which game toplay.
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ernment has rejected its application. Depraeterebelieves the current situation where a state broad-caster has five commercially supported radio sta-tions and VTM gets no access regions with differ-ent legislation on certain elements such as audiovisual. The south of the country understands it is.better-also on a European level-to stimulatepossibilities here. Our Flemish government is con-stantly issuing decrees and I have the impression.that their only mission is to discourage successfulinitiatives like ours."
Depraetere adds that it was the BRTN itselfwho launched the rumour about VTM's radiooperations as an argument to launch RadioDonna.
VTM's music programmes have had a tremen-dous impact on the local music industry andDepraetere says that the forte of programmes like"Tien Om Te Zien" lies in the fact that the station
promotes and banks on Flemish artists.Although Depraetere is very much for support-
ing domestic product, he doesn't believe it's thegovernment's role to support local talent, takingthe new Belgian author's rights law currently inthe Senate into account.
"On the contrary, one should not exaggeratethe whole neighbouring rights problem, becausein the end the system could be suffocating itself. Ifsmaller stations like ours have to pay extra rightsin addition to the author's rights [SABEM] andartist's fees we might have to fold back on ourartistic budgets. Besides this, I doubt whetherthose rights really go back to those who reallydeserve them."
"It's very difficult to run a business like ours inFlanders," concludes Depraetere, "because politi-cal interference is slowing down everythinginstead of stimulating it. But VTM's results andmarket figures are there to prove that we areheading in the good direction."
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Sales
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Mariah Carey1 38 Music Box - Columbia A3
A. B.DK.SFERIRELM.N.PE.S.CRUK Frank Black,._3)4 56 2 Teenager Of The Year - 4AD
B.F.D.IRE.NLUKI
Marvin Gaye68 60 10 The Very Best Of Marvin Gaye - Motown
B.NL.S.UK
Pink Floyd2 2 The Division Bell - EMI A.B.DK.SFEDIRE.I.NLN.P.E.S.CH.UK Umberto Tozzi
35 3" Equivocando -CGD
B.I.CH (,-;', Fredericks, Goldman & Jones(10,....7074 2 Rouge - Columbia
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A.B.DK.S.F.D.IREINLN.P.S.CRUK East 17Crash Test Dummies3 3 6 God Shuffled His Feet - Arista 36 30 2 Walthamstow - London
FD IRE Kim Larsen77 6 Hvem Kan Sige Nej Til En Engel - EMI -Medley
DK.N.S
Roxette4 4 8 Crash! Boom! Bang! - EMI
A.B.DK.SF.D.IRE.I.NLP.E.S.CH.UK 88337 36 5 Remix '94 - FRI
I n,,, Michael Nyman" ' ° The Piano - Virgin
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Erasure5 6 3 I Say, I Say, I Say - Mute
A.DK.SF.D.IRE.NLE.S.CH.UK Meat Loaf DK.D.IRE.NLE.CH.UK Cappello38 34 37 Bat Out Of Hell II - Back Into Hell - Virgin A 72 66 13 U Got 2 Know - Internal
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1;" Seal_0.) 9 2 Seal II - ZIT
A.B.DK.SF.F.D.IRE.NL.S.CH.UK Jimi Hendrix39 31 7 Blues - Polydor
B.SF.F.D.NL.S.CH.UK
73 °Huey Lewis & The News
' Four Chords & Several Years Ago - Elektra
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7 Soundtrack - Philadelphia5 19 Philadelphia - Epic Sounclirax A
A.B.DK.F.D.IRE.LNLP.CH.UK Ana Belen & Victor Manuel40 37 3 Mucha Mas Que Dos - Ariola
Soundgarden74 51 '3 Superunknown - A&M
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Ace Of Base8 7 72 Happy Nation - Mega/Metronome A2
B.F.D.NL.P.E Dr. Alban41 28 10 Look Who's Talking! - Cheiron
A LK SED.S.CH Jovanotti75 81 21 Lorenzo 1994 - Soleluna/Mercury
9Chris De Burgh
8 3 This Way Up - A&MB.DK.D.IRE.NLCH.UK Eternal
42 5 Always & Forever - EMIDK-UK Nick Cove & The Bad Seeds
/0 57 ' Let Love In - Mute
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15 20 Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We - Island#Ace Of Base DK.IRE.S.CH.UK
50 24 Happy Nation U.S. Version - Mega/Metronome AConsortiaEI77 43 4 QueLo Nunca Muere - Hispavox
Judith Durham & The Seekers78 47 7 A Carnival Of Hits - EMI
Julio IglesiasQ!) 17 " Crazy - Columbia
B.DK.D.NL.P.E.UK r4(a Prince Rai Joe & Marky Mark`1_4..}0 49 4 Life In The Streets - East West
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0 Deacon Blue27 9 Our Town - Greatest Hits - Columbia
IRE UK Galliano_13.)mr The Plot Thickens - Talkin' Loud
UK Sonic Youth B.SENLPS.UK
79 40 4 Experimental Jet Set, Trash & No Star - Geffen/MCA
Enigma A.DK.F.D.IRENLE.S.CRUK Ari";\52 2
Alain Bashung13 11 24 The Cross Of Changes - Virgin LO...5.0)" Chatterton - Barclay
F Alice Cooperw...s.".9w. The Last Temptation - Epic
0 Francis Cabrel14 2 Samedi Soir Sur La Terre - Columbia
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B.F Ct Countin9 Crows AD.M.P.ES Pur72 14 August & Everything After - Geffen/MCA 81 85 40 Seilteinzertraum - Intercord
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D.NLEUK Die Toten Hosen82 76 28 Reich & Sexy (Best Of) - Virgin
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Take That16 13 32 Everything Changes - RCA A2
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45 3 Omen - The Story Continues - Electrola
Michel Sardou\,11319' 23 Selon Que Vous Serez... - Trema
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50 39 4 TrafficFar From Home - Virgin
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51 38Nirvana
8 In Utero - Geffen/MCA
DICEIRE.NL S.UK Die Flippers/1111. Unsere Lieder - Ariola
B.F Loreena *Kermit52 46 11 The Mask And Mirror - Quinlan Road/Wamer
DE Kummeli86 89 5 Artisti Maksaa - Porkkana Ryhma
SF
19Joshua Kadison
18 7 Painted Desert Serenade - SBK
D.NL.N.CH Presuntos Implicados53 55 10 El Pan Y La Sal - WEA
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96Stevie Nicks
2 Street Angel - EMI
S.UK
0 Blur29 6 Paridife - Food
SEIRE.S.UK Nirvana54 32 8 Nevermind - DGC/MCA
DK.IRE.NLS.UK
88Die Arzte
69 33 Die Bestie In Menschengestalt - Metronome
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21 Coro de Monies del Monasterio De Silos A B.DK.SEFIRE.NLPE.S.CH
20 24 Las Mejores Obras Del Canto Gregoriano - EMI "Lucilectric55 Meidchen - Sing Sing
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89Soundtrack - Four Weddings & A Funeral
92 3 Four Weddings & A Funeral - VertigoUK
22Laura Pausini
22 14 Laura - CGD
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B.F.D.CFI
90David Byrne
90 2 David Byrne - Luaka BopS.UK
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25 57 Get A Grip - Geffen/MCAA.DK.D.NLP.E.CH Tori Amos
57 54 18 Under The Pink - East West
AD.IRE.CH.UK
91Jah Wobble's Invaders
83 3 Take Me To God - Island
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24Adams
12 28 SBoryan
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60 41 3 Herzlich Willkommen - Red RoosterPrimal Scream A.D.UK
MI* Give Out But Don't Give Up - Creation
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Biohazard A B.SED.NL.S.CH
28 24 5 State Of The World Address - Warner BrothersMono Negro 8.F
62 64 2 Casa Babylon - VirginGarth Brooks IRE
96 98 2 No Fences - Liberty/Capitol
Beastie Boys DK.D.IRE.NL.S.CH.UK
29 " ' III Communication - CapitolBid West CH
63 65 4 Zuri West - WitraBeck A.SENL.S.CH
97 88 5 Mellow Gold - Geffen/MCA
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30 35 2 C'Est Deja ca - Virgin0 Lisa Ekdahl DK.N.S
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31 inaPP Atlantis Der Berge - Koch InternationalHaddaway &FOAL
65 48 10 The Album - Coconut./A Die Toten Hosen D
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32 26 28 Both Sides - Virgin/WEA A3Pantera A.DK.D.S
66 53 11 Far Beyond Driven -AltoClawli r D.S
100 87 18 Deaf, 6 . , Blind - MVG/WEA
Future Sound Of London UK
33 67 2 Lifeforms -Virgin, Mina
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67 68 ' Mazzini Canta Battisti - PDU
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Sales
week 25/94TOP 10 SALES IN EUROPE
UNITED KINGDOMTW LW Singles
1 1 Wet Wet Wet - Love Is All Around (Mercury)2 2 Manchester United FS - Come On You Reds (PolyGram TV)
3 3 East 17 - Around The World (London)4 4 Manx - Get -A -Way (Pulse 8)
5 6 Big Mountain Baby I Love Your Way (RCA)6 NE Absolutely Fabulous - Absolutely Fabulous (Parlophone)7 7 The Prodigy - No Good (Start The Dance) (XL)
8 5 Stiltskin - Inside (3MV)9 17 Beautiful South - Everybody's Talkin' (Go!Discs)10 28 Guns N' Roses Since I Don't Have You (MCA)
TW LW Albums1 1 Seal - Seal II
2 4 Cranberries - Everybody Else Is Doing It..3 6 Deacon Blue - Our Town - Greatest Hits4 3 Pink Floyd - The Division Bell5 8 Blur - Parklife
6 2 Erasure - I Say, I Say, I Say
7 15 Future Sound Of London - Lifeforms8 9 Eternal - Always & Forever9 5 Symbol - The Beautiful Experience
10 NE Galliano - The Plot Thickens
SPAIN
(ZTT)
(Island)
(Columbia)
(EMI)
(Food)
(Mute)
(Virgin)
(EMI)
(Grapevine)
(Talkin' Loud)
TW LW Singles1 1 Tony Wilson - Hooked On Feeling (Blanco Y Negro)2 2 Spank - Sister Golden Hair (Ginger)3 3 Dr. Alban - Look Who's Talking! (BMG Ariola)4 NE Big Mountain - Baby I Love Your Way (BMG Ariola)5 8 Symbol - The Most Beautiful Girl In The World (Fonomusic)6 4 Doop - Doop (Arcade)7 5 Jam & Spoon - Right In The Night (Sony)8 9 Erasure - Always (BMG Ariola)9 10 Silenzi - Hooked On Feeling (Max)10 7 Reel 2 Real/Mad Stuntman Like To Move It (EMI)
TW LW Albums1 1 Julio Iglesias - Crazy (Sony)2 2 Ana Belen/Victor Manuel - Mucho Mos Que Dos (BMG Ariola)3 6 Mariah Carey Move Box (Sony)4 4 Presuntos Implicados - El Pan Y La Sal (Warner)5 5 Ace Of Base Happy Nation (PolyGram)6 3 El Consorcio - Lo Que Nunca Muere (Hispavox)7 7 Cora Monies De Silos - Canto Gregorian (EMI Odeon)8 9 Roxette- Crash! Boom! Bengt (Hispavox)9 8 Michael Nyman - The Piano (Virgin)10 11 Counting Crows - August & Everything After (MCA)
DENMARKTW LW Singles1 1 Symbol - The Most Beautiful Girl In The World (Mega)2 6 2 Unlimited The Real Thing (Scandinavian)3 8 Crash Test Dummies Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm (BMG Ariola)4 NE Manchester United FS - Come On You Reds (PolyGram)5 2 Dr. Alban - Look Who's Talking! (BMG Ariola)6 3 Pearl Jam - Dissident (Sony)7 10 Mariah Carey - Without You (Sony)8 5 Manx No More (I Can't Stand It) (Scandinavian)9 14 Bruce Springsteen - Streets Of Philadelphia (Sony)10 21 Big Mountain Baby I Love Your Way (BMG Ariola)
TW LW Albums1 1 Mariah Carey Music Box (Sony)2 2 Kim Larsen Hvem Kan Sige Nei Til En Engel (EMI -Medley)3 3 Dizzy Mica Lazy - Dizzy Mizz Lizzy (EMI -Medley)4 4 Eric Clapton - The Cream Of Eric Clapton (PolyGram)5 10 Sort Sol - Glamourpuss (Sony)6 13 Crash Test Dummies - God Shuffled His Feet (BMG)7 93 Elton John Duets (PolyGram)8 12 The Sandmen - In The House Of Secrets (EMI -Medley)9 11 Sanne Salomonsen - Language Of The Heart (Virgin)10 15 Pink Floyd The Division Bell (EMI -Medley)
SWITZERLANDTW LW Singles
1 1 Symbol - The Most Beautiful Girl In The World (Phonag)2 2 Mariah Carey - Without You (Sony)3 3 Marusha - Somewhere Over The Rainbow (PolyGram)4 6 Corona - The Rhythm Of The Night (Zyx)5 4 Reel 2 Real/Mod Stuntman I Like To Move II (EMI)6 7 2 Unlimited - The Real Thing (Zyx)7 11 Lucilectric - Madchen (BMG)8 5 Doop Doop (Phonog)9 13 Prince Itol Joe & Mirky Mark - United (Warner)10 B Bruce Springsteen - Streets Of Philadelphia (Sony)
1W LW Albums1 1 Ziiri West - Zuri West2 2 Mariah Carey - Music Box3 3 Pink Floyd The Division Bell4 4 Roxette - Crash! Boom! Bang!5 5 Chris De Burgh - This Way Up6 6 Laura Pausini Laura
(Sound Service)
(Sony)
(EMI)
(EMI)
(PolyGram)
(Warner)7 22 Magic Affair Omen - The Story Continues (EMI)8 8 Joshua Kadison - Painted Desert Serenade (EMI)9 7 Soundtrack - Philadelphia (Sony)10 11 Crash Test Dummies - God Shuffled His Feet (BMG)
GERMANYTW LW Singles
1 2 Prince Itol Joe/Marky Mark United (East West)2 1 Mariah Carey - Without You (Sony)3 4 Reel 2 Real/Mad Stuntman - I Like To Move It (EMI)
4 3 Lucilectric Madchen (BMG Ariolo)5 7 Crash Test Dummies Mmm Mmm Mmm Mrnrn (BMG Ariola)
6 9 2 Unlimited - The Real Thing (Zyx)7 6 Magic Affair - Give Me All Your Love (Electrola)8 5 Morusha Somewhere Over The Rainbow (Motor)9 10 Erasure Always (Intercord)10 8 Bruce Springsteen - Streets Of Philadelphia (Sony)
TW LW Albums1 1 Mariah Carey - Music Box (Sony)2 2 Crash Test Dummies God Shuffled His Feet (BMG Ariolo)3 3 Pink Floyd The Division Bell (EMI)
4 6 Chris De Burgh - This Way Up (Polydor)5 4 Roxette Crash! Boom! Bang! (Electrola)6 5 Joshua Kadison - Pointed Desert Serenade (EMI)
7 26 Erasure I Say, I Soy, I Say (Intercord)8 32 Magic Affair Omen The Story Continues (Electrola)9 7 Soundtrack - Philadelphia (Sony)10 11 Prince Rol Joe/Murky Mark - Life In The Streets (East West)
HOLLANDTW LW Singles
1 2 2 Unlimited - The Real Thing (Byte)
2 1 Symbol - The Most Beautiful Girl In The World(Red Bullet)3 4 Metallica - One (Phonogram)4 3 Reel 2 Real/Mad Stuntman - I Like To Move It (EMI)
5 5 Crash Test Dummies - Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm (BMG Ariola)6 25 Johan & Groothondel As Dick Me Hulp Nodig Heb (Bunny)
7 19 C.J. Lewis - Sweets For My Sweet (MCA)8 7 Mariah Carey - Without You (Sony)9 11 Magic Affair Give Me All Your Love (EMI)
10 10 Time Less - Where Is The Love (Dino)
1W LW Albums1 2 Laura Pausini - Laura (Warner)2 1 Mariah Carey - Music Box (Sony)3 4 Pink Floyd - The Division Bell (EMI)
4 9 Ace Of Base - Happy Nation (Polydor)5 3 Jeff Trachta & Bobby Fakes - Bold And Beautiful(Arcade)6 5 Laura Pausini - Laura Pausini (Warner)7 8 Duller Big Boy (EMI)
8 6 Crash Test Dummies God Shuffled His Feet (BMG Ariolo)9 7 Urban Dance Squad - Persona Non Grata (Virgin)10 14 Kinderen Voor Kinderen - De Allerbestel (Sony)
NORWAYTW LW Singles
1 1 Beck - Loser (BMG)2 2 Pearl Jam - Dissident (Sony)3 3 Deep Forest - Sweet Lullaby (Sony)4 4 Crash Test Dummies Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm (BMG)5 6 2 Unlimited - The Real Thing (Scandinavian)6 S Bruce Springsteen - Streets Of Philadelphia (Sony)7 NE Stiltskin - Inside (Virgin)8 10 Maxx - No More (I Can't Stand It) (Sony)9 7 Bjelleklang - Gummihat (BMG)10 NE Manchester United FS - Come On You Reds (PolyGram)
TW LW Albums1 1 Various - Absolute Music 102 5 Various Absolute Champions3 6 Various - Reggae Dance4 2 Various Mega Dance Mix5 4 Deep Forest - World Mix6 3 Pink Floyd - The Division Bell7 7 Bjelleklang - Ypper'u Dunk?8 10 Crash Test Dummies God Shuffled H9 NE Various More Summer10 9 DumDum Boys - Ludium
AUSTRIA
(Eva)
(Eva)
(CNR)(Arcade)
(Sony)
(EMI)
(BMG)
Feet (BMG)
(EVA)
(Oh Yeah!/EMI)
TW LW Singles1 1 Mariah Carey - Without You (Sony)2 3 Bruce Springsteen - Streets Of Philadelphia (Sony)3 4 Erasure - Always (Echo)4 6 Lucilectric - madchen (BMG)5 2 Reel 2 Real/Mad Stuntman - I Like To Move It (EMI)6 5 Decadence - Latin Lover (Echo)7 12 Su perchamp & Casino Salzburg Wir Sind Die Sieger (BMG)
8 11 Crash Test Dummies - Mmm Mmm Mmm Mann (BMG)9 7 Dr. Alban Look Who's Talking! (BMG)10 18 Bingo Boys - Sugardaddy (Wamer)
1W LW Albums1 1 Mariah Corey - Music Box (Sony)2 18 Erasure - I Say, I Say, I Say (Echo)
3 5 Roxette - Crash! Boom! Bang! (EMI)4 21 Kosteffuther Spatzen Atlantis Der Berge (Koch)5 4 Pink Floyd - The Division Bell (EMI)6 2 Wolfgang Ambros - Wasserfall (PolyGram)7 8 Alkbottie - Blader Fetter Laufer & A Bissl Mehr (Edel)
8 3 Zillertaler Schurzenjager Rebellion. .Folge 3 (Tyrolis)9 7 Crash Test Dummies - God Shuffled His Feet (BMG)10 6 Soundtrack - Philadelphia (Sony)
FRANCETW LW Singles
1 1 I Am - le Dense Le Mia (Delabel/Virgin)2 2 Bruce Springsteen - Streets Of Philadelphia (Columbia)3 3 East 17 - It's Alright (Barclay)4 4 Axelle Red - Sensuolite
5 8 Laura Pausini - La Solitudine
6 9 Jimmy Cliff - I Can See Clearly Now7 5 Corona The Rhythm Of The Night
8 6 Mariah Carey - Hero9 12 Tonton David - Sur Et Certain10 7 Ace Of Base - The Sign
TW LW Albums1 1 Francis Cabrel Samedi Soir Sur La Terre2 2 Patrick Bruel - Bruel
3 4 Michel Sardou - Selon Que Vous Serez..4 5 Alain Souchon - C'Est Deja CaS 3 Ace Of Base Happy Nation6 7 Alain Bashung - Chatterton7 8 Soundtrack - Philadelphia8 6 East 17 - Walthamstow9 10 Pink Floyd - The Division Bell
10 9 Mano Negro Casa Babylon
BELGIUM
(Virgin)
(Carrere)
(Columbia)(Airplay)
(Columbia)(Virgin)
(Barclay)
(Columbia)
(RCA)
(Trema)
(Virgin)
(Barclay)
(Barclay)(Columbia)
(Barclay)
(EMI)
(Virgin)
TW LW Singles1 1 Mariah Carey - Without You (Sony)2 2 Reel 2 Real/Mad Stuntman - I Like To Move It (EMI)
3 7 2 Unlimited - The Real Thing (Byte)
4 4 Symbol - The Most Beautiful Girl In The World(Red Bullet)5 3 Laura Pousini - Strani Amore (Warner)6 6 Good Shape - Take My Love (Dino)7 5 Bruce Springsteen - Streets Of Philadelphia (Sony)8 9 Crash Test Dummies Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm (BMG Akita)9 19 Ma. No More (I Can't Stand It) (Dureco)
10 NE Adam° - Jouez Au Ballon/Speel Me (Flarenasch)
TW LW Albums1 1 Patrick Bruel - Bruel2 2 Michel Sordou - Scion Que Vous Serer..3 4 Francis Cabrel - Samedi Soir Sur La Terre4 3 Mariah Carey - Music Box5 5 Laura Pausini - Laura6 9 Marc Aryan Les 20 Chansons D'Or Vol. 27 16 Bonsai Records - Compilation III Rave Nation8 10 Marc Aryan - Les 20 Chansons D'Or Vol. 1
9 8 Coro De Silos - Canto Gregorian10 11 Laura Pausini Loura Pausini
FINLANDW LW Singles
1 1 2 Unlimited - The Real Thing
2 13 Prodigy - No Good (Start The Dance)3 3 Moby Hymn4 5 U 96 - Inside Your Dreams
5 2 Metallica - One6 7 Toikapeili - Seuroa Johtajaa7 NE Tony Di -Bart - The Real Thing8 4 Magic Affair - Give Me All Your Love9 NE Bruce Dickinson - Tears Of The Dragon10 6 Manx No More II Can't Stand It)
(BMG)
(Trema)
(Sony)
(Sony)(Warner)
(BMG)
(BMG)
(BMG)
(EMI)
(Warner)
(Fozer/ToCo)
(XL)
(Sonet)
(PolyGram)
(PolyGram)
(Warner)
(Cleveland)
(EMI)
(EMI)
(K -Tel)
1W LW Albums1 1 Kummeli - Artisti Maksaa (TV 2)2 3 J. Karialainen - Villeja Lupiineja (Poko)3 2 Mariah Carey - Music Box (Sony)4 5 Toikapeili Suuri Salaisuus (Warner)5 4 Eric (lepton The Cream Of Eric Clapton (PolyGram)6 6 Roxette Crash! Boom! Bang! (EMI)
7 7 Crash Test Dummies - God Shuffled His Feet (BMG)8 10 Patricia Kaas - Je Te Dis Vous (Sony)
9 9 Koji° Koo Tuulten Viernad (Warner)10 13 Magic Affair - Omen - The Story Continues (EM)
PORTUGAL1W LW Albums
1 2 Various - Dance Mania '94 (Vidisco)2 1 Ace Of Base - Happy Nation (PolyGram)3 16 Various Soul Classics Warner Music)4 4 Pedro Abrunhosa - Viogens (PolyGram)5 3 Mariah Carey Music Box (Sony)6 11 John Iglesias - Crazy (Sony)7 6 Pink Floyd - The Division Bell (EMI)
8 13 Aerosmith Get A Grip (BMG Ariola)9 17 Various Filhos Da Madrugada (BMG Ariola)10 8 Roberta Miranda - Vem Pra Mim (Vidisco)11 RE Clemente - Os Maiores Sucessos (Polydor)12 19 Roxette Crash! Boom! Bang! (EMI)
13 5 Soundtrack - Philadelphia (Sony)14 RE Luis Represas - Represas (EMI)
15 21 Various Pirilampa Magico 94 (Vidisco)16 20 Ems Ramazzotti - Tulle Storie (BMG Ariola)17 RE Vitorino - As Main Bonitos (EMI)
18 7 Sonic Youth - Experimental Jet Set.. (BMG Ariola)19 18 Various - Electricidade (Vidisco)
20 NE Crash Test Dummies God Shuffled His Feet (BMG Ariola)
The Portuguese singles chart has been suspended untilfurther notice by local IFPI body AFP.
MUSIC&MEDIA
ITALYTW LW Singles
1 2 D.J. Molella Change
2 1 Mo-Do Eins, Zwei, Polizei
3 6 Afrika Bamboataa - Pupunanny4 3 Bruce Springsteen - Streets Of Philadelphia5 5 Madonna - I'll Remember
6 4 Corona The Rhythm Of The Night7 11 Ice MC Think About The Way8 10 Jam & Spoon - Right In The Night9 7 Einstein Dr. DJ - Automatic Sex
10 18 Vernice - Ouando Tramonta II Sole
TW LW Albums1 1 Pink Floyd - The Division Bell
2 2 883 - Remix '943 3 Umberto Tozzi - Eguivocando4 4 Mariah Carey - Music Box5 5 Mina - Mazzini Canto Banish
6 6 lovanotti Lorenzo 1994
7 9 Paolo Vallesi - Non Mi Tridare8 12 Various - DeeJay Parade -Volume 49 7 Laura Pausini - Laura
(Discomagic)
(Expanded)
(Dig It)
(Sony)(WEA)
(Robyn)
(Discomagic)
(Sony)
(Flying)(Sony)
(EMI)
(FRI)
(CGD)
(Sony)
(EMI)
(PolyGram)
(RTI)
(Discomagic)
(CGD)
10 10 Fobio Concato - Scomporre E Ricomporre (PolyGram)
SWEDENTW LW Singles
1 4 Crash Test Dummies - Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm (BMG)
2 1 Mariah Carey Without You (Sony)
3 9 2 Unlimited The Real Thing (CNR)
4 5 Maxx No More (I Can't Stand It) (Remix/Sony)5 2 Glenmork/Enksson/Stramstedt - Nor Vi Graver... (Metronome)
6 3 Cool James & Block Teacher Dr. Feelgood (Sonet)
7 7 Basic Element Touch (EMI -Medley)
8 6 Metallica One (PolyGram)9 10 Beck Loser (MCA)
10 8 Erasure - Always (Sonet)
TW LW Albums1 1 Nordman - Nordman2 2 Roxette Crash! Boom! Bang!
3 5 Lisa Ekdahl - Lisa Ekdahl
4 4 Eric Clapton The Cream Of Eric Clapton5 8 Mariah Carey Music Box6 7 Crash Test Dummies - God Shuffled His Feet
(Sonet)
(EMI)
(EMI)
(Polydor)
(Sony)(BMG)
7 NE Beastie Boys - Ill Communication (EMI)
8 3 Erasure - I Say, I Say, I Soy (Sonet)
9 6 Pretenders Last Of The Independants (Warner)10 12 Coiso Stine Akerstrom - Calm Stine Akerstram (Metronome)
IRELANDTW LW Singles1 1 Bill Whelan - Riverdonce (Mother)2 2 Manchester United FS - Come On You Reds (PolyGram)
3 6 The Prodigy No Good (Start The Dance) (XL)
4 5 Wet Wet Wet Love Is All Around (PolyGram)5 4 East 17 - Around The World (London)
6 3 Paul Harrington/C.McGrit - Rock 'N' Roll Kids (Acorn)7 20 Crash Test Dummies - Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm (RCA)
8 12 Gloworm - Carry Me Home (PolyGram)9 7 Pearl Jam - Dissident (Sony)10 11 Coco -Cola Official Irish Team - Watch Your House... (RCA)
TW LW Albums1 1 Garth Brooks No Fences2 2 Crash Test Dummies - God Shuffled His Feet3 3 Cranberries - Everybody Else Is Doing It_4 4 Frances Black - Talk To Me5 7 Various A Woman's Heart6 NE Various Dance Hits '94 Vol. 27 8 Various Energy Rush Extermin8
8 6 Soundtrack Philadelphia - Philadelphia9 5 Chris De Burgh - This Way Up10 10 Garth Brooks In Pieces
(EMI)
(RCA)
(Island)
(Darn)
(Dora)
(Telstar)
(Dino)
(Sony)
(A&M)
(EMI)
Eurofile Radio
Industry Directory 1994
Tel: (+31) 20.669 1961
Fax: (+31) 20.669 1941
ask for Ylonka de BoerBased on the national sales charts from 15 European markets. Information supplied by MRIB (UK); Bundesverband Der Phonographischen Wirtschaft/Media Control (Germany); SNEP/DPFI (France)
Musiso E Dischi/Mario De Luigi (Italy);Stichting Top 50 (Holland); SABAM/IFPI (Belgium); GIY/IFPI (Sweden); WM/Nielsen Marketing Research (Denmark); VG (Norway);
ALEF MB/TVE (Spain); YLE 2 RadiomaFia/IFPI (Finland); IFFI (Ireland); AFP (Portugal); Austria Top 30 (Austria); Media Control/Musikrnarkt (Switzerland).Labels listed am the national marketing companies.
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GERMANY
ANTENNE BAYERN/Munich P
EHR
Markus Skinkuhl DJ/Producer
Power Play
Dm Mannschaft I I An Der Zahl
Joshua Kedison Jessie
Matt Bianco- Our love
Symbol- The Most Beautiful
Vince Gill & Gladys Knight- Ain't
AD Beautiful South- Everybody',
A List
AD Joe Cocker. Summer In The Coy
Jon Smacla- If You Go
Richard Derbyshire- Wherever Love
Wet Wet Wet- Love Is
Worlds Apart- Could It Be
B List
AD Mona. Cockle
Reinhard Fendrich. Angehna
Steve Wynn. Carelessly
ANTENNE NIEDERSACHSEN/Hannover P
ACE
Antje Schmidt - Head Of Music
A List.
AD Blue System- Thot's Love
Dirk Busch- Violinist°
Jurgen Drews. Warum Inner id,
Kate Yanai Cry Cry Louise
HR 3: GRAFTED/Frankfurt F
EHR
Markus Herne - Producer
Playlist Unchanged
HR LEIDER GUT/Frankfurt P
EHR /Dance
Markus Herne - Producer
Playlist Unchanged
NDR 2/Hamburg P
ACE/EHR
Fred Schoenagel - Head Of Musk
A List
AD Elton John- Can You Feel
Rosette- Crash' Boom! Bang
Wet Wet Wet- Love Is
Worlds Apart- Could It Be
RADIO FFH/Frankfurt P
EHR
Ralf Blosberg Heed Of Music
B List
AD C.). Lewis. Sweets For My Sweet
D:reom. U R The Best
Dr. Miran. Look Who's
Huey Lewis- Some Kind Of
Joe Cocker- Summer In The City
Prince Rol Joe/M.M.-United
RADIO NRW/Oberhausen P
ACE
Jeff van Gelder - Head Of Music
A List
AD Beautiful South- Everybody's Tolkin'
Erasure- Always
Rkhard Mars- Silent Scream
Village People- For Away
Wet Wet Wet- Love Is
RADIO RPR 1/Ludwigshcrfm P
EHR
Dieter Mauer Prog Dir
Guido Muller Music Dir
Playlist Unchanged
SWF 3: POPSHOP HITUNE/
Baden Baden P
EHR
Jiirg Lange - Producer
Playlist Unchanged
WDR 1/Cologne P
EHR
Hans Engel - Producer
Elmer Metz - Producer
Playlist Unchanged
WDR 1: SCHLAGERRALLYE/Cologne P
EHR/Rock
Wolfgang Roth Producer
A List
AD Arlie- Friedensponzer
Aswad- Shine
Bones- Come On
Chris Thompson- Blinded By The
Daryl Hall/S.O.B.- Glorylond
Dr. Alban- Away From Floes
Fury/Slaughterhouse- When Ern
Maeelle/Brown. No More Tears
Odyssey- Move Your Body
Richard Marx. Silent Scream
Richard Derbyshire- Wherever Love
5 -Cape- Set Me Free
She's China- Flowers In
Stella Getz- Dr. Love
Wailing Souls- Wild Wild Life
104.6 RTL BERLIN/Berlin G
EHR
Lori Granger - Music Dir
B List
AD All 4 One- Swear
East 17- Around The World
Eddi Reader- Patience
General Public- I'll Take You
Michael Bolton- Lean On Me
Harrington/McGettgan- R'N'R Kids
Richard Marx- Silent Scream
Rosette- Crash! Booml Bongi
Wet Wet Wet- Love Is
RERUN 88.8/Berlin G
National Music
Jurgen lengens - Head Of Musk
A List
AD Achim Reichel. En Freund
Aretha Franklin- Willing To
Christopher Baker- Who Needs
Chris Norman- As Good As
Dan Lucas- Close Your Eyes
E. Kiinneke- Ich Hab' Das
Hands On The Wheel- Cold Flame
Carpendale/Hill- Du Bist
Huey Lewis- Some Kind 01
IC Falkenberg- 1000 Toga
Jurgen Drews- Worum lames lob
Julio Iglesias- Crazy
L.B. Horn. Win Or lose
Neil Sedaka- Breaking Up
Poppadoq- Having
Roland Kaiser- Und Wer
Rexene- Crash! Boom! Bang!
She's China. Flowers In
DELTA RADIO/Kiel G
Rock
Adam Hahne Prog Dir
Uwe Arkuozewski Head Of Music
Playlist Unchanged
ENERGY/Bedin G
EHP
Holger Richter - Music Dir
Playlist Unchanged
HIT RADIO N 1/Nuremkorg G
Dance
Stefan Meinner Prog Dir
Power Play:
AD DJ Bobo -Everybody
A List
AD Janet Jackson -Throb
Odyssey- Move Tar Body
Stakka Bo. On Your Knees
HUNDERT 6/Berlin G
ACE
Rainer Gruhn Music Dir
A List
AD Garth Brooks. Stonding Outside
Opus- Live Is Life
Peter Frampton- You Con
Prince Itol Joe/MIA.- United
Reinhard Fendrich- Angelina
Richard Derbyshire- Wherever Love
Trine Rein- So You Win Again
Udo largens. Kurze Untmlorechung
OK RADIO/Hamburg G
EHR
Otter Weiberg Head Of Music
Power Play:
AD ETC -Number
B List:
AD Aerosmith Crary
Arrested Dee. Ease My Mind
Bjork- Big Time Sensuality
Coolio Fantastic Voyage
Cream. U R The Best
Gloworm- Corry Me Home
Odyssey- Move Your Body
Pretenders- I'll Stand By You
Ruby Turner- Living For
ORB/FRITZ/Potsdam G
EHR
Bernd Albrecht, Frank Menzel,
Jens Molle Music Prog
A List
AD Gotham- Long Time Gone
B List
AD Block Sorrows- Stir It
Credit/Nation. Teenage Sensation
East 17- Around The World
Jab Wobble- Becoming More
Pretenders- I'll Stand By You
Spin Doctors- Cleopatra's Cat
AL Seal
R.S. 2/Berlin G
ACE
Rik DeLisle Prog Dir
Pkrylist Unchanged
RADIO 7/Ulm G
ACE
Alex Naumann - Head Of Music
B List:
AD Aaliyah- Bock & Forth
Bad Boys Inc.- More To This
Chaka Demus & Pliers- I Winne Be
Chris Norman- As Good As
Fury/Slaughterhouse- When I'm
Louise Hoffsten- Hit Me
Rosette- Crash! Boom: Bang,
Sanne Salomensen- Haven't I
She's China- Flowers In
Vince Gill- Whenever You
RADIO ARABELIA/Munich G
National music
Kati -Heinz Schweter - Prog Dir
A List
AD Calimeros- Manchmol Hor Ich
Erik Silvester- Ganz Nob Dran
Jurgen Drews- Worum Homer lob
Roland Kaiser- Und Wer
Truck Stop- Heirate Dock
Xandro Hag- Host Du Zeit7
RADIO FFN/Isernhagen
EHR
Jiirgen Koster Prog Dir
Fronk Eichner Head Of Music
A List
AD Rosette- Crash! Boom! Bang'
B List:
AD Youssou N'Dour- 7 Seconds
RADIO GONG/Nuremberg G
ENE
Peter "Marc" Sting! - Musk Dir
Power Play:
Richard Derbyshire- Wherever Lone
Rosette- Crash! Boom! Bong,
Worlds Apart- Could It Be
AD Louise Hoffsten- Hit Me
B List
AD Wer Wet Wet- Love Is
AL Hands On The Wheel
RADIO KolNi COLOGNE CHARTS/
Cologne G
EHR
Uwe Sped Prog Dir
Ludwig Schieffer - Prog Dir
A List:
AD East 17- Around The World
Joe Cocker- Summer In The City
Rubettes. Under One Roof
Six Was Nine- Drop Dead
Viva/Diva- lob Will Dich
RADIO PSR /Leipzig G
ACE
Frank Rauuhenbach Head Of Music
Playlist Unchanged
RADIO REGENBOGEN/Mannheim
EHR/Gold
Martin Schwebel Music Dir
Power Play:
AD Cloaks Demus & Fliers- Worm° Be
A List
AD Eddi Reader -Patience
Elton John- Can You Feel
Richard Marx- Silent Scream
B List
AD Aretha Franklin- Willing To
C.J. Lewis- Sweets For My Sweet
Cadeen Anderson- Mama Said
Chris Thompson- Blinded By The
Dr. Alban- Away From Herne
General Saint. Oh Carol
Janet Jackson- My Time, My
Johnny Clegg & Smoke- In My
Melanie Williams- All Cried Out
Peter Frampton- You Can
Poppadoq- Having
Sandy Reed- Too Big For
Torn Robinson- Hard
Musser, N'Dour 7 Seconds
RADIO SALO/Saarbruecken G
EHR
Brigitte Barthel Prog Dir
Thorsten Kremer Head Of Music
A list
AD Beautiful South- Good As Gold
M -People- Renaissance
Pretenders- I'll Stand By You
AL Undercover
RADIO YANADU/Munkh G
Rock
Stevie Wiper Head Of Musk
B List
AD Sheryl Crow- Run Baby Run
Stiltskin- Inside
AL Barefoot Servants
RB 4/Brernen G
EHR
Mel Sommerfeld DJ/Producer
A List
AD 2 Unlimited- The Real Thing
All 4 One- I Swear
Beautiful South. Erlifreixly's Tolkin
Beck -Loser
D:ream. U R The Best
Gloworm. Carry Me Home
Ice MC- Think About
Pink Floyd- Take It
Stiltskin- Inside
R5H/Kkl GEHR
Stephan Hampe - Head Of Music
Power Play:
AD Wet Wet Wet- Lave Is
A List:
AD Achim Reichel- EM Freum
Babyf ace- Rock Bottom
General Pubis- Eli Take You
Kenny Thomas- Destiny
Richard Derbyshire- Where -Am we
Richard Marx- Silent Scream
Ruby Turner. Bong For
Youssou N'Dour- 7 Seconds
Al Six Was Nine
SDR 3/Stottgert G
EHR
Hans Thomas Producer
Power Ploy:
AD Seal. Prayer For The Dying
AL Erasure
ANTENNE THORINGEN/Weimar S
ACE
Stephan Hallpap Prog Dir
A List.
AD Pretenders- I'll Stand By You
Richard Marx- Silent Scream
Romeo*. Crash, Boom! Bong,
Umoya. Hey See De Rastaman
Undercover. Best Friend
Village People- Far Away
You- Have Mercy
ENERGY SACHSEN/Leipzig 5
Rock
Arno Kister - Prog Dir
Playlist Unchanged
RADIO CHARNARI/Nuremberg 5
ACE
Mathias Hofmann Music Dir
Playlist Unchanged
RADIO F/Nuremberg
ACE
Ziggie Hogs Prog Dir
A List
AD Kate Yanai- Cry Cry Louise
Mills- Gentlemen Who Fell
Nadine Norelk. Stork Wie Nie
RADIO FIM VESTlAND-CHARTS/
Recklinghausen 5
EHR
Guido khulenberg Prog Dir
US Gladies Music Mgr/Prod
A List
AD Brand New Heavies. Back To Love
Good Strawberries. Afro Dizzy
Joe Cocker- Summer In The City
Tort Amos- Past The Mission
Wet Wet Wet- Love Is
RADIO GONG 2000/Munich 5
EHR
Andy Wenzel Head Of Frog
Power Play:
Crash Test DrBilmies- Mmm Mmm
East 17 Around The World
Prince Cal Joe/M.M.- United
B List.
AD Huey Lewis. Some Kind Of
Odyssey- Move Your Body
Stiltskin- Inside
UNITED KINGDOM
96.4FM-BAMB/Birmingham P
EHR
Cfere Dickens Program Manager
A List-.
AD All 4 One. I Swear
Cappello. U & Me
Degrees Of Motion. Do You
Janet Jackson- Any Time, Any
Juliet Roberts- Caught In
Let Loose- Crazy For You
Toni Broom, YOU Mean The
ATLANTIC 252/London P
EHR
Paul Kavanagh - Prog Dir
A List
AD BC 52's- The Fhntstones
Eddi Reader. Pohence
Munich Corey. Anytime You
BBC RADIO 1/London P
EHR
Paul Robinson Frog Dir
Power Play:
Big Mountain- Baby I Love
CJ. Lewis- Sweets For My Sweet
East 17- Around The World
Guns hi' Roses- Since I Don,
Mau- Get -A -Way
Salt-NPepo Shoop
Stiltskin- Inside
Wet Wet Wet- Love Is
B List
AD Charlatans- Jesus Hairdo
Juliet Roberts. Caught In
Pretenders- Night In My Veins
Take That. love Ain't Here
N lost
Blast- Crazy Man
Careen Anderson- Mama Said
Joh Wobble- The Sun
Lighter Shade- Hey DJ
Lush- Hypowire
Melanie William- Everyday Thong
Mills- Gentlemen Who Fell
Shed Seven- Dolphin
Tune Frequency- Such A Fantasy
U 96- '-sIde Your Dreams
BEACON RADIO/Wolverhampton P
EHR
Peter Wagstaff Prog Dir
A List:
AD Beautiful South- Ens yb.xly's
Cranberries Dreams
Gloworrn- Carry Me Horne
Peter Gabriel- Love TO.,
Rkhard Trolls,- Preacher
CAPITAL FM/London P
EHR
Richard Pork - Frog Conte.
A List
AD Choke Demus & Pliers. I Wanna Be
Crowded House. Fingers Of Love
Elton John- Can You Feel
Take That Love Ain't Here
B List
AD Aswad- Shine
Bobby Brown- Two Can
Brand New Heavies- Bock To love
Cappello- U & Me
China Black- Searching
Chinablock- Searching
Donna Minogue. Get Into
Degrees Of Matron- Do You
Des'ree. Ain I Movin'
Jeckson Browne- Everywhere I Go
Jaki Graham- Ain't Nobody
Juliet Roberts- Caught In
Let Loose. Crazy For You
Pretenders- Night In My Veins
Stevie Nkks- Maybe Love
Torn Robinson- Hord
Toni Braxton- You Mean The
CHILTERN NETWORK/
Dunstable/Northampton/Gloucester P
EHR
Paul Chortler - Group Frog Dir
Steve Power Network Controller
A List,
AD Janet lockson. Any Time, Any Noce
Take That- Love Ain't Here
B List.
AD 2 Unlimited- Nothing Like
A House Why Me?
Ace Of Bose- Don't Turn
Aswod- Shine
BBM- Gy of Gold
Brand New Heavies- lock To Love
Choke Denis & Fliers- I Wanno Be
Crash Test Dummies- In The Days
D:ream. Take Me
Degrees Of Motion- Do You
Heaven West- She s In Love
Jah Wobble- The Sun
Rkhard Travis, Preacher
Solt -N -Pepe- Shoop
SWV- Anything
Tears For Fears- New Star
KISS 100 FM/London P
Done
Lorna Clarke - Head Of Frog
Lindsay Wesker Head Of Music
A List.
AD Adanhc Ocean- Body In Motion
Bravado. Harmonic° Man
Conquering Lion- Code Red
Crystal Waters Ghetto Day
Dartelle. Tose Care Of Yourself
DJ Duke TLro I, Up
Wayne Marshall G -Spot
METRO RADIO GROUP/Newcastle P
Eat.
Liz Elliott . Music Organiser
A List
AD Aretha Franklin Wiling To
Bobby Brown Twc Can
Pretender, Night In My Veins
Stevie Nkks. Maybe Love
B Lose
AD Dream Take Me
Degrees Of Motion. Do You
PICCADILLY RADIO/Monchester P
EAR
Keith Pringle Head Of Musk
B List
AD Ace Of Base- Don't Ism
Damn, Take Me
Degrees Of Motion- Do You
Marcella Detroit- I'm No Angel
October Project Bury My
Primal Screen,- Jailbird
Roachford- Lay Your
VIRGIN 1215 AAA/London P
kook
Rkhard Skinner- Pros Dir
John Revell - Prog Dir
B List
AD Jackson Browne- Er-, I Go
Jah Wobble- The Sun
Kinky Machine- 10 Second
Pretenders Night In My Veins
Sheryl Crow- Leaving
Therapy?. Die Laughing
Tom Robinson -Hard
2CR-FM/Bournemouth G
ACE
Jean -Pool Hansford - Prog Dir
Dave Luck Head Of Music
B List
AD Marlah Carey- Anytime You
Spin Doctors- Cleopaira's Cot
Torn Robinson- Hard
COOL FM/Belfast G
ACE
John Paul Ballonfine HON
A List:
AD Mariah Carey- Anytime You
Pet Shop Boys -Absolutely
Rosette- Crash! Bow! Bang!
B List
AD BC 52's- The Flinistones
Bravado. Harmonica Mon
Lem Fiogbe- Visions
Marcella Detroit- I'm No Angel
October Prefect- Bury My
Our Of My Hair- In The Groove
Pink Floyd. Take It
Pretenders- Night in My Veins
Richard Troviss. Preacher
Salt-NPepc, Shoop
Take That- Love Ain't Here
Weddings...- Monday's
DOWNTOWN RADIO/Belfast G
Gold/EHR
John Rosborough Prog Dir
A List
AD All 4 One- I Swear
Aretha Franklin- Willing To
Bravado- Harmonica Man
Edwin Starr- Can't Stop
Jah Wobble- The Sun
Julio Iglesias- Crazy
Lightning Slam RoggLkyykro
Pretenders Night In My Veins
Rosette- Crash! Boom! Bang!
Take That- Love Ain't Here
FORTH RFM/Edinburgh G
EHR
Joy Crawford - Head 01 Musk
Tom Wilson - Assistent Head Of Musk
A List
AD two Third3- Hear Me Calling
BBM- Ciry Of Gold
Blots- Crary Man
Bobby Brown- Two Can
Charlatans- Jesus Hairdo
Cocteau Twins- Summerhead
D:ream- Take Me
Down Penn- You Don't
Desiree- I Ain't Movin'
Jazzy Jeff- Twinkle Twinkle
Manch Carey- Anytime You
Melanie Williams. Everyday Thong
Out Of My Hair In The Groove
Prodigy. No Good
Spin Doctors- Cleopotra's Cat
Stevie Nicks- Maybe Love
Take That- Love Ain't Here
U 96- Inside Your Dreams
Worlds Apart- Beggin TO Be
HORIZON RADIO AND GALAXY
RADIO/Milton Keynes and Bristol G
Dance
Paul Chantler Group Prog Dir
Steve Power Head 04 Music
A her:
AD (hake Demo & Pliers- Wenn° Be
D:ream Take Me
Janet Jackson- Any Time, My Place
Juliet Roberts. Caught In
SWV Anything
Take That- Love Ain't Here
B List
AD Degrees Of Motion- Do You
Dive Convention- Never Leave
Silver. I Love The Summertime
INVICTA/Whitstable G
EHR
John Lewis - Program Manger
Twn Stewart - Head Of Music
A List:
AD Are Of Base- Don't Turn
Bad Bays Inc.- More To This
Beautiful South- Everybody's Tolkn
Brand New Heavies- Bock To Love
Corleen Anderson- Mom° Said
Eddi Reader- Patience
Glowonn- Carry Me Horne
Mazelle/Brown- No More Tears
Mariah Carey- Anytime You
Pink Floyd- Take It
Pretenders- Night In My Veins
Rosette- Crash! Boom! Bang!
Take That- Love Ain't Here
Wet Wet Wet- Love Is
POWER FM/Fareham G
EHR
Darren Parks Head Of Musk
Jeremy Clark - Head CA Musk
B List
AD Blur- To The End
Choke Demers & Pliers- Wonna Be
Guns N' Roses- Since I Don't
Janet lockson Any Bine, Any Fiore
Pretenders- Night In My Veins
Richard Treviss- Preacher
Take That Love Ain't Here
RADIO CLYDE/Glasgow G
EHR
Alex Dickson - Prog Dir
A List:
AD D:ream. Take Me
Pretenders- Night In My Veins
Take That- Love Ain't Here
B List
AD Aswad. Shine
Degrees Of Motion- Do You
Richard Travis,- Preacher
Youssou N'Dour 7 Seconds
RADIO WYVERN/Worcester G
ACE
Stephanie Denham Head Of Music
A List:
AD Aswad- Shine
Des'ree- I Ain't Mom'
Eddi Reeder- Patience
Eternal. Just A Step From Heaven
Jailbreakers- You Don't Know
Rockhford. Loy Your
RED ROSE RADIO/Preston/Blackpool G
EHR
Adrian Allen . Heed Of Musk
B List
AD Grid- Swamp Thing
Janet Jackson. Any lime, My Place
Pink Floyd- Take It
Richard Troviss. Preacher
Take That- Love Ain't Here
BROADlAND FM/SCR-FM/
Norwich/Ipswich and Bury 5
EHR
Mike Stewart Prog Dir
Dove Brown Head Of Music
A List.
AD All 4 One I Swear
Choke Demus & Pliers- I Wanna
lIbream Take Me
Des'ree- Ain't Movin'
Janet Jocks., My lime, Any Floce
Take That. Love Ain'tHere
B List
AD Degrees Of Motion- Do You
Eddi Reeder. Patience
Heaven West She's In Love
Lena Fiagbe Msions
Out Of My Hair- In The Groove
Pretenders Night In My Veins
Torn Robinson- Hard
RED DRAGON FM/Cardiff/Newport 5
EHR
Chris Moore - Head Of Music
A List
AD Ace Of Bose Don't Turn
All 4 One- I Swear
Diream Take Me
Youssou N'Dour. 7 Seconds
B List.
AD Ian McNabb- You Must Be
October Project- Bury My
SWANSEA SOUND/Wales .5
EAR
Rob Pendry - Head Of Music
Power Play:
Aswod- Shine
AD Mariah Carey- AmAirne You
Stevie Nkks- Maybe Love
B List:
AD Green/Lovett- Funny How
All 4 One. Swear
flookerT/MG's- Just My
El De Barge- Where You Are
Julio Iglesias. Crazy
Tori Amos- Past The Mission
GLR/Lanclon 8
Rock
Jon Myer - Music Mgr
A List
AD Jackson Browne- Everywhere I Go
Torn Robinson- Hord
13 list
AD BBM. City Of Gold
BBM- Woinng
BBM High Cost Of Loving
Charlatans- Jesus Hairdo
David Byrne- Angels
Velvet Crush Hold Me Up
FRANCE
FRANCE INTER/Paris P
ACE
Dominique Ferran Prog Dir
A List
AD Dis Bonjour.... Chridtol
General Public- I'll Take You
Khakd- N'ssi N'ssi
Lokua Konen- Mutoto
Mae- le Me Souviens
Phil Collins We Woit And
Rebecka Tornorrist Easy Come Easy
Spin Dates- Cleopatro's Cat
AL Arrested Dev.
M40/Pans P
EAR
Christian Lefebvre Prog Mgr
A List
AD Phil Collins We Wait And
Yassine Dahl, Des Gene
B List
AD Adams/Turner- It's Only Love
Lena Fiagbe Gone Get
NR.1 NETWORK/Paris P
EHR
Max Guareini Dir
A list.
AD Paul Young- Hope In A
R11./Pons P
ACE
Monique Le Morels - Head Of Prog
A List
AD Bill Deraime- Civi A Bs
Este- Homeland
Spin Dodoes- Cleopatra's Cat
Vallee- Pop Song
AL Arrested Dm.
BBM
1.1. Cale
SKYROCK NETWORK/Paris P
EAR
Laurent Bouneau Prog Dir
A List
AD Blur Girls & Boys
Phil Collins- We Wait And
Pretenders- I'll Stand By You
Roochford- Only To Re
RMC: DEUTSCHES PROGRAMM/
Monte -Carla G
EHR
Danny Stocker - Musk Dir
Power Play:
BC 52's- The Flintstones
Erasure Always
AD Al Green. Keep On
Haddaway. Stir It
A List
AD Big Mountain- Baby !Love
Rosette- Crash! Boom! Bong!
Seel- Payer For The Dying
Spin Doctors- Have You Ever
VIBRATION/Orleans G
DonceEHR
Audricq Delaveau Prog Coord
A list
AD Crash Test Dummies- Mmm Miner
Culture Beat- Woad In
Gabrielle- Because Of You
Phil Collins- We Wait And
Sing Nothing 'Bout Me
VOLTAGE FM/Ronny-sous-Bois G
Dance
Olivier Allordet Music Dir
Playlist Unchanged
RIB: WRTL/Paris 5
Rock
Georges Lang, Lionel Richebourg
AL Fish
Saint Etienne
Stevie Nicks
Stine Nordenstom
Toni Childs
Vermin N'Daur
ISABELLE FM/Tocane Saint Apre B
EHR
Patrick Lapeyronnie - Frog Dir
B list
AD Charleston. Yes Sir
Fun Factory. Close To You
Karen B.. The Rhythm Of Love
Seal- Prayer For The Dying
AUSTRIA
03/Vienna P
EHR
Bogdan Roscir Head Of Music
Power Play:
Danube Dance- Chains
AD Brand New Heavies- Dream On
A test:
AD Baba Men- Dancing
B List.
AD Count Bask- Is It Real
Flay- Soulful Mon
Lynne Kieran- Supernatural
Mendocino Quartet- Pocket Radio
Youssou N'Dour. 7 Seconds
BELGIUM
BRTN RADIO DONNA/Brussels P
EYE
Marc Deschuyter - Head Of Music
Power Play:
Laura Pousint Shoni Amor,
AD BC 52's- The Flintstones
A list
AD All 4 One I Swear
Crash Test Dummies- Mmm Mom
Dire Straits- Ticket To Heaven
Gunther Neel- Wert Ile Niel
Nadi°. Mux,ek
Philippe Robrecht- tk Heb
Radios if The Sun
Rogge Sunshine- Jamb°
Tony Di -Bart- The Real Thing
B Lists
AD Biljarten Na Hahn. Tropical
Bonnie Rein- You
Celine Dion- Misled
John/Detroit- Ain't Nothing
Kommil Foe- Spits
Nile- Love Me
Pink Floyd- Take It
Seal- Prayer For The Dying
Yves Seger, Mandy
BRTN STUDIO BRUSSEL/Brussels P
EAR Rock
Jan Hautekiet Producer
Power Play:
AD John Hiatt. Perfectly Good Guitar
A last
AD Counting Crows- Round Here
John Trude& That Lave
Morrissey Hold On To
B List
AD Bodloves Green Umosine
Beverley Jo Scot- Chippin'
Dawn Penn- You Don't
Everything/Girl- Roller Coaster
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Stiltskin. Inside
Therapy?. Die Laughing
RADIO 21/Brussels P
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Christine Goor Producer
Anne Goreux Producer
Playlist Unchanged
BRF/Eupen
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Guy Janssens - Producer
Power Play:
Kate Yonoi. Cry Cry Louise
Marcella Detroit- I Believe
AD Mille Gentlemen Who Fell
A List
AD East 17- Around The World
Joe Cocker- Summer In The City
Laura Pousini- Stroni Heron
Mogk Affair- Give Me All
Mau- No More
Metallica- One
Roxette. Crash! Boom! Bong!
Al Crash Test Dummies
RADIO BRUXELLES CAPITALS/
Brussels
ACE
Marc Vossen Prog Dir
A List.
AD Aretha Franklin- Willing To
Beautiful South- EiEfWIttly's Talkin'
Celine Dion- Misled
Clicska Denies & Pliers- I Worno Be
David Koven Si C'Etoit
Toni Braxton- You Mean The
Zouk Machine- AC
BETH RADIO 2 -EAST HANDERS/Ghent :7
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Johan Von Achte Producer
A List.
AD Crystal Waters- 100% Pure Love
Jo Vail), Nooit Wos
John Terra. Trouw
Maxi. No More
Thunderbolt II- It's Your DJ
Willy Sommers- Loat Je Leiden
BRTN RADIO 2 -WEST FLANDERS/
Kortrijk
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Peter de Groot Head Of Music
Power Ploy:
Jo Lemaire Tatoue De
Seal- Prayer For The Dying
AD All 4 One. I Swear
AL David Byme '
RADIO EXPRES/Ardwerp 8
EHR/Gold
Marc Drellander Head Of Musk
Power Ploy:
AD Helmut Loth Without Your Love
A List.
AD She Ma- Bit Je lijn
Umoya. Hey You
B List.
AD Jo Volly- Nooit Was
Hanington/McGettgan. R'N'R Kids
Plaza- Do You Wont Me
RADIO MOL/Mol
EHR
Sonja Colon - Producer
Power Play:
AD Ragga Sunshine- Jambi,
B List.
AD Boyz- tore On The Beach
Crystal Waters- 100% Pure Love
Deborah Harry- Don't Be
Heart Attack- Get Me Going
Julio Iglesias. Crazy
Harrington/McGregon. R'N'R Kids
Thunderbolt II- It's Your D./
Youssou N'Dour- 7 Seconds
AL 2 Unlimited
RADIO ROYAAL/HamontAchel 8
EHR
Tom Holland Prog Dir
Power Play:
AD Youssou N'Door 7 Seconds
A List:
AD Dire Straits- Ticket To Heaven
lee Cocker Summer In The City
Mau Mau- Adore
Patrick Bruel- Rouge
Harrington/M cGettgon- R'N'R Kids
Traffic Hem Comes A Mon
AL Brand New Heavies
RTBF RADIO 2/Hainout 8
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Philippe Jauniaux Music Dir
A List:
AD Luca Carboni Forfolltna
CZECH REPUBLIC
BONTON RADIO/Prague TT-
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Peter *rook Head Of Musk
Power Play:
AD Absolutely Fabulous. Absolutely
%rev°. Zelenel Drak
Peter Gabriel. Love Town
Simone Angel- Walk On Water
A List
AD Frank Block- Headache
Wet Wet Wet Love Is
B List.
AD Boney M- Popo Chico
Booby: I Need
Haddavroy. Slir It
Mo. No MoreMisty Oldland- A Pair AKTIII
Nits Dreams
Peter frompton. You Can
RD. CITY RADIO/Prague G
EYE
Karel Oubrecht Prog Mgr
Power Play:
Huey Lewis. Some Kind Of
AD Bob Geldof. Crory
Roxette- Crash' Booml Bong!
RADIO PROFIL/Pardubke 5
ACE
Ales Cernohorsky Prog Dir
Power Play:
AD Big Mountain, Baby I Love
Ilona Csakovo- Stromholoy
A List
AD Bob Geldof. Crory
C.J. Lewis- Sweets For My Sweet
Chris De Burgh 8.ggcle Ha,
Cocteau Twins Kebeard
Jon Seco& eTog Go
Marcella Detroit Beheue
Misty Oldland- A For Affair
Wet Wet Wet- Loge Is
RADIO ORION/Ostrava 8
EAR
Pen Mogen, Prog Dir
A List
AD Deep Forest Forest Hymn
Nits- Dreams
Peter Frampton- You Can
Lehi Doha& Tulak Po
DENMARK
DR P3: GO'MORGEN P3/Copenhagen P
EHR/Rock
Palle Aarslev Head Of Channel
Power Play:
AD Nordman- Forlist
A List
AD Anne Crete Preen
Eddi Reader Pa,-,Frank Block Fteaa,se
Joshua Kodison- Jesse
DR P3: MASKINEN/Copenhogen P
EHRtRook
Pak Aarslev Head Of Channel
A List:
AD Jet Black Joe You Con
Locos- Wau Wau Woo
Moby Hymn
Thieves- Either
Wonnodies- Love In tree
ARHUS NkRRADIO/RADIO COLOMBO,
Arhus G
EHR
Jesper Schooner - Head Of Music
Jacob Sorensen Head Of Music
A list
AD Beautiful South Everybody's Talked
Kathy Manna Walking Away
Mariah Carey- Anytime You
Wet Wet Wet. Lore Is
B List
AD All 4 One I Swear
Black Baron- Girl I Love
Mogic Affair- Give Me All
One More Tune- Song Of Fete
ANR/Aalborg G
ACE/ EHR
Lars Trillingsgoord Head Of Musk
A List.
AD All 4 One. Swear
Joshua Kodison- Jessie
B List
AD Biny McLean- Dedicated To
Corona The Rhythm Of
Mariah Carey- Anytime You
One More Time- Song Of Fite
Wet Wet Wet Love Is
RADIO ABC/Randers G
EHR
Dig Hartvig Nielsen MD
Kent Hansen, Head Of Musk
A List
AD All 4 One I Swear
Hollowpoint. Get Into The Music
One More Time- Song Of Fthe
B List:
AD 2 Unlimited- The Real Thing
two Third3- Hear Me Calling
Down Penn- You Don't
Dizzy Mire Lim. love Is A
Malurt, Den Enesre
RADIO VIBORG/Viborg 5
E-;
Pout Foged - Head Of Music
A List
AD Bad Boys Inc.- More To This
Beautiful South- Ereribrely's Talkie'
CS Akerstram. Du
Mariah Carey- Anytime You
Wet Wet Wet- Love Is
B List
AD Aurosinth. Crary
All 4 One- I Swear -
BC STs The Fluototones
Michael Bolton- Lean On Me
Peter Belli He8igencem
Seal- Prayer Far rho Dvma
THE VOICE/Copenhagen C
EHR
Lars Karr Prog Dir
Kristian Petersen Musk & Prog Co-ord
A List
AD All 4 One I Swear
Corlren Anderson Mauro Said
Six Was Nine- Drop Dead
Whigheld. Saturday Night
UPTOWN FM/Copenhagen G
ACE ENE
Niels Pedersen Head Of Musk
A List
AD Dizzy Mir: Seep- Love Is A
Spin Doctors- Cleopotro's Cat
Traffic- Here Comes A Man
Wet Wet Wet- Love Is
B List:
AD Green/Lovett. Funny How
Beck Loser
Misty Oldland- A Fair Affair
RADIO AMAGER CRY/Copenhagen
EHP,
Susan Duelund Head Of Musk
A List
AD All 4 One. I Swear
One More Time. Song Of Fthe
Rogge Sunshine. limbo
Trine Rein So You Win Again
Youssou N'Dour- 7 Seconds
RADIO FREDERKIA/Fredericio 5
ACE/EHR
Svend Jorgensen Prog Dir
A Ust
AD Beautiful South E,erynody's Taidn
Brand New Heavies- Back To Lone
Chris De Burgh- The Stem World
Eddi Reader Pot:ence
Pretenders- Night In My Veins
RADIO HERNING/Herning
EHR
Ulrik Hyldgoard Head Of Musk
A List:
AD All 4 One- Swear
Jimmy Vaughan- Boom Bony
Pauline Henry- Watch The Mirocie
Peter Belli- moil Igennern
Seal Payer For The Dying
Toni Amos- Post The Mgsior
RADIO ROSKILDE/Roskilde
ACE
Henrik Lundsgoord - Head Of Music
Power Play:
Dance With A Stranger. Our
AD All 4 One. I Swear
A List
AD Celine Dion- mired
Daryl Hall/S.O.B.- Gloryland
Nke heat Nils
Venter Pa Far- Der Er Allid
RADIO SILKEBORG/Silkeborg 5
ACE/EHR
Allan Henriksen - Heod Of Music
A List.
AD All 4 One Swear
Beautiful South- Everybody's Talkie
D.M. Johnson- How Deep
Majbrine Ulrikkeholm. Somebody
Moth& Rookie For Myself
Pretenders- Night In My Veins
Traffic- Far From
THE VOICE NORD1YLIAND/Aalborg S
EHR
Dennis Kronborg Prog Dir
Power Play:
AD Babyface- Rock Bottom
Indigo Girls- Least Complicated
One More Time- Song Of Fite
Philip Balky. I Won't
Poppodog- Having
Saint Etienne Like A Molorwcry
A List
AD Aerosmith, Crory
Roxene. Crash! Boom! Bang!
Youssou N'Dour. 7 Seconds
THE VOICE ODENSE/Odenre 5
ITN
Anders Honor Head Of Musk
Power Play.
AD Erich Reader- Patience
Fatima Rainey- Lore Is A
Wet Wet Wet. Love Is
A List:
AD BBM Cry, Of Gold
Pauline Henry- Watch The Miracle
Philip Bailer I Won't
Pretenders. Night In My Veins
B List
AD BC STs- The Flintstones
Bad Boys Irk.- More To This
Mash- U Don't Hove
Morrissey- Hold On To
Stella Getz. Forbidden
on Amos- Post The Mission
VLR/Vejle
EHR
Peter Larsen Head of Music
Power Play.
AD Down Penn- 000 Dona
A List
AD All 4 One- I Swear
BC 52's- The FlIntstones
Brand New Heavies- Bock To Love
Jimmy Vaughan- Boom Raga
Mariah Carey Anytime You
List.
AD Babyloce Rock Bottom
Eddi Reader. Pohence
Indigo Girls Leost Complicated
One More Tree- Song Of Fete
Traffic Here Comes A Man
HILLERND LOKAUNDIO/Hillerod 5
EHR
Nkolai Milling Head Of Musk
B List:
AD Fakes arochto- What's
David Hallyday. Natural Child
Dizzy Min tizzy- Love Is A
Peter Belli- Hell Igennem
Sound Of Sedudion- A Love Like 7
Stillskin- Inside
RADIO HOLB/EK/Hollreeck B
EHR
Stig Nielsen Prog Dir
Power Play:
AD Let Loose- Seventeen
A List
AD Brekberit Bond- Pleore Mr. Postman
Daryl Hall/S.O.B.- Glorylond
D.M. Johnson- How Deep
Kissin' Cousins- Sugar Sugar
Lis Sorensen- Vi KreElske
RADIO HOLSTEBRO/Hdstebro B
EHR
Paul Hales Head Of Music
Hans Henrik Gron - Musk/Prog Co-ord
Power Play:
AD CJ. Lewis. Sweets For My Sweet
Crash Test Dummies- Worm Moire
Gangway- Everything Seems
Meat Loaf- Objects In The Rear
Sos Fenger- Kun Et Kys
ESTONIA
RAADIO 2/Tallinn G
EHR
Sven Aabreldoal Head Of Music
B List
AD Alison Moyer- Getting Into
Manic Sheet Pr.- life Becoming
Mariah Carer Anytime You
October Project- Bury My
Pink Floyd- Toke It
Traffic- Here Comes A Mon
Youssou N'Dour. 7 Seconds
FINLAND
YLE 2/RADIOMAFIA/Helsinki P
EHR
Penni Kemppoinen Prog Dir
Jukko Hoorma - Head Of Music
A List
AD Crystal Waters. 100% Pure Love
Gloworm. Carry Me Home
Nordman. Vondroren
Sorrell Laiho- Maria
Youssou N'Dour- 7 Seconds
B
AD Prodigy. No Good
RADIO I/Helsinki G
EHR
Joke Linnamaa - Prog Dir
Juho Kakkuri Head Of Music
A List
AD Bruce Dickinson- Tears Of
GREECE
JERONIMO GROOVY/Marousi, Athens G
EHR/Dance/Rook
Dimis Contorousis Head Of Music
A List.
AD Beautiful South. Everybody's Talk.'
Double You- Run To
Gloworin. Corry Me Home
Grid- Swamp Thing
Odyssey- Move Your Body
KISS 909 FM/Athens G
HR Dance
Michael Twoussopoulos Prog Dir
Power Ploy:
AD Manchester United- Cane On
A List.
AD Club House- Light My Fire
East 17. Around The World
Ice MC- Think About
Mozelle/Brown. No More Tears
Mash- U Don't Have
Prince nal Joe/M.N.- United
POP 92.4 FM/Athens G
EHR
Yannis Methenilis Prog Dir
A List.
AD Aerosmith- Crazy
Chris De Burgh- Blonde Hair
Eddi Reader Patience
John/Detroit. Ain't Nothing
Everyday People- Headline News
Grace Jones Slave To The
Haddaway- Stir It
Pool Young- It Will Be
Queen latikth. Weekend Love
Stevie Nicks- Maybe Love
COOL FM/Athens B
Rock
John Pogonis Prog Dir/H.O.M.
Athxonder molfesis - Dir
Power Play:
Down Penn- You Don't
Des'ree- You Gotta Be
AD Youssou N'Dour. 7 Seconds
A List
AD Bad Boys Inc.- More To This
Beautiful Souk Everybody's Talkin'
Presolos Implicados. las Polabros
11 Act
AD Joh Wobble- Amor
Loft Lo, Is Mogic
Odyssey Move Your Body
RADIO FEAKES/Corfu
EHR
Dimilris Roussos
A List:
AD Alice Cooper- Lost In Americo
Big Mountain- Ruby I Love
Pearl Jaw Dissident
HOLLAND
HET STATION/Hilversum P
EHR
Jon Steemon GM
A List
AD BC STs- The Flinistones
Bonnie Rain. You
Canteen Anderson- Mace Said
John Hian- Perfectly Good Guitar
0.1. Quartet- Hold That
Peter Gabriel. Love Town
Rock Melons- That Word
T Spoon- Take Me 2 The Limit
NOS AVONDSPITS/Hihrersum P
EHR
Tom Blomberg DJ/Producer
Frits Spits DJ/Producer
Power Ploy:
Rost 17- Around The World
A List
AD Anneke Grantees- Als M'n Kind
Beautiful South- Everybody's Tolkin'
Rio- Het Verlongen
Dem./ones- Girl Of Your
Moriolijn Tans Gullit Song
More& Rockin' For Myself
Pearl Jam- Dissident
Roachford- Lay Your
Ruth Jerre- lb Kan Echt
Westbam Celebration Generation
RADIO 3/Hilversum P
EHR
Paul von der Lugt - Coord
Power Ploy:
East 17 Around The World
A list.
AD Arrested Dee.- Ease My Mind
Cappello' U & Me
J.P. v/d Mey- Mooie Rijke
Soundgarden. Black Hole Sun
Sfiltskin Inside
SKY RADIO/Bussum P
ACE
Peter Teekomp Prog Dir
B List:
AD Dire Straits Ticket To Heaven
Mariah Carey- Anytime You
TROS RADIO 3/Hilversum P
EHR
Anton Doolhuisen Head Of Music
Power Ploy:
East 17- Around The World
A List
AD 2 Brothers 0/T 4th F- Dreams
Andrea Brecelli. II Mare Calmo
Arrested Dee - Bose My Mind
Cappello- U & M.
Dire Straits- Ticket To Heaven
J.P. v/d Mey- Mooie Rijke
Prodigy- No Good
Soundgorden- Black Hole Sun
Stiltskin. Inside
Van Dik Flout- Stil In Mij
VERONKA/Hithersum P
EHR
Allard Berends Die Radio
Roland Snreijer Producer
Power Play:
AD East 17- Around The World
A List.
AD Bonnie Rath- You
Nation/Abel Save Yourself
O.T. Quartet Hold That
Stone Temple Pilots- Vaseline
675 RADIO 10 GOLD/Amsterdom G
Gold/Old:es
Tom Mulder Prog Dir
A List
AD Aretho Franklin- Baby I Love You
Symbol- The Most BeouNgl
LOVE RADIO/Amsterdam G
ACE
Elliott Robinson - Music Dir
B List
AD Andrea Boccelli- II More Calm°
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Joshua Kadison
Manch Corey Anytime You
Vince Gill & Gladys Knight- Ain't
RADIO 538/Bussum G
EHR
Lee Harding - MD
Erik de Zwort Prog Dir
Power Ploy:
Youssou N'Dour 7 Seconds
AD Prohibition, Prohibition Groove
B list:
AD Andrea Boccelli ll More Colmo
Mash- U Don't Hove
Prodigy- No Good
R. Kelly- Your Body's Collin'
Sandy Kandou- Nice To Meet You
ITALY
RADIO CLUB 91 /Naples P
EHR
Franco Mory Russo Prog Dir
A list:
AD Bill Evans- Push
Bungoro- UNE° Una Rodio
Elton John- Con You Feel
John Melkncamp. Wild Night
Opus III- When You Mode
Peter Frampton- You Can
Teenage Fonclub Credit
Texas, Fade Away
Thelma Houston. Dent Leave Me
Tori Amos- Past The Mission
Vasco Rossi- Senza Parole
Yes- Walls
RADIO DEEJAY NETWORK/Milan P
EHR/Dance/Rook
Dario Usuelli Head Of Music
A List
AD Bad Boys Inc., More To Thu
Davao, Take Me
Elio E Le Stasis Dose- Nessuno
Fiorello. II Cielo
lovanoni Vogler Di Piu'
Puppies- Funky 2 C
Vasco Rossi- Senza Porole
RADIO DIMENSIONS SUONO/Rome P
EHR
Carlo Mancini Musk Dir
A List
AD Arnedeo Minghi- Mio Sole Mio
Anna Oka- Washington
Club Factory I Think I Wanno
Datum The 7th Allucinotion
Dr. Felix- ABC
John/Detroit, Ain't Nothing
Fiorello- II Cielo
John Mellencamp. Wild Night
Joyanotti. Voglio Di Piu'
MC Ubaldo- The Rhythm Is
Moriah Carey- Anytime You
Opus III- When You Mode
Spoon°. Lady Madonna
Stevie Nicks- Maybe love
Vasco Rossi- Senn Parole
RADIO ITALIA SMI/Milan P
National Music
Margherita Seneci Music Director
A List:
AD Andrea Boccelli- Ave Marta
labia Consols, Troppo Vento
lovonotti, Soleluna
Miguel Bose- Provo
Paolo Vallesi. L'Eterna
RETE 105 NETWORK/Milan P
EHR
Angelo De Robertis - Heod Of Prog
A List
AD Beastie Boys- Get It Together
Dawn Penn. You Don't
Seguridod Social- Ouiero Tenor
Vasco Rossi- Senza Parole
RTL 102.5 . HIT RADIO/Bergamo P
EHR
Grant Benson Head Of Music
Luca Viscardi - Head Of Music
A List:
AD Enzo Avitabile. Leave Or
B List:
AD Collective Soul. Shine
La Bombe Sweet Dreams
Wet Wet Wet- Love Is
Youssou N'Dour 7 Seconds
101 NETWORK: DANCE PARADE/Milan
Dunce
Roberto Corinaldesi DJ/Producer
A List:
AD Interactiv- Can You Hear
Tie Carrere- Wanno
ITALIA NETWORK: LOS CUARENTA/
Udine 0/
Dance
Scoria Marvin Prog Dir
A List
AD WIG. Rush To The Moon
Caught In The Act- Take Me
Debbie K.- I'm Ready
GEM. Yo Te Sierra Asi
0.1. Quartet- Hold That
Parole- Banana Excess
Star System- Why
Technotronk. One
VER- Activate Emotion
ITALIA NETWORK: MUSIC FM/Udine G
EHR
Saki° Marvin Prog Dir
B List
AD Elio E Le Storie lose- Nessuno
Puppies- Funky 2 C
Sham Nelson- Nobody
Urban Species- Broker
RADIO BABBOLFO/Genoo G
EHR
Lenny Rattona Prog Dir
Power Ploy:
AD Joe Cocker- Summer In The CM/
A List
AD Eduardo Benner, Se Son Rosa
Vernice ()nand° Tromonta II Sale
RADIO CLUB 91: DANCE/Naples G
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Franco Mory Russo - Prog Dir
A List
AD Airgoose- Internatonol Wah
Attraction, Attrochon
Double Team- Babe
Drina Bone- Pressure
Kathy Brawn- Turn Me Out
Roy/Mundy- Nadir
Molella. Change
Olga- I'm A
Pet Shop Bays- Young Offender
Rochelle Fleming- Danger
Roger S.- Spirit Jib
Sangue Frediskt Semi Come
Sigrid- Espofia Enjoy
Space Masters Step On
RADIO MONTE CARLO/Milan G
ACE
Francesco Miglioui Prog Conte
A Ust
AD Elton John- Can You Feel
MC Ubaldo- The Rhythm Is
Vasco Rossi- Sena) Parole
ANTENNA DEILO STRETTO/Messina
EHR
Filippo Pedeli DJ
Power Ploy:
AD Vasco Rossi- Senza Parole
A list
AD Aerosmith Sweet Emotion
Double Your Run To
John/Detroit Ain't Nothing
Green Day- Dookie
John Mellerkamp Wild Night
Rams Rap- lo La Arno
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Roberto Lezzi - Music Prog
Pierre Pasolini Music Prog
A Lim
AD Amedeo Minghi. Mier Sole Mia
Cavaliere Le Ragaue
Cika Simple Lover
Euphork Do You Like
Fiorello- II Cieb
Toni Braxton- Another Sad
B Ust.
AD 13.nario Banish
Yes- Walls
RADIO ONDA LIBERA/Perugia S
ACE
Marco Picchio Prog Dir/Head Of Music
A List
AD Ace Of Base- Don't Turn
Big Mountain. Baby I Love
Roochford Only To Be
Take That- Everything
B List
AD Bracco Di Graci- Uomo
Counting Craws- Mr. Jones
Heddaway- Rock My Heart
Ice MC- Think About
Jon Secede- If You Go
Mango. Giulidta
Miguel Bose- Si Tu No
Pet Shop Boys- Liberation
Umberto Toni- Lei
RADIO SOUND STEREO/Ferraro 5
EHR
Sandra Alberghini Prog Dir
Power Play:
Joe Cocker- Summer In The City
Jon Secede- If You Go
Seal- Prayer For The Dying
A List
AD Amedeo Vicere
DJ Bobo- Everybody
Double You- Run To
Edoardo Bennato- In Nome Del
Fiorella Mannoia- II Cielo
Giorgio, Nessun Debra
Vasco Rossi. Senn Parole
B List
AD Alison Moyer Getting Into
B-norio Banish
Catering- Favola Simplice
Pauline Henry- Watch The Miracle
Russo Giuni- Fortunello
RADIO SULCIS/Carbonia 5
EYE
Marco Biogeni Prog Dir
Sebastiano Salinas Music Dir
A List
AD 883- Chiuditi Nel Cesso
BG/Prince Of Rap- The Colour Of
Celine Dion- Misled
East 17- Around The World
Erasure- Always
Maim- No More
Metallicd One
Pink Floyd- Take It
Seal- Prayer For The Dying
Wet Wet Wet- Love Is
AL Pretenders
ROCK FM/Milan 5
Rock
Marco Garavelli Head Of Music
A List
AD Jackopierce- Late ShIft
Material Issue- Kim
5filiskin- Inside
STUDIO UNO BROADCASTING/
Reggio Calabria 5
EHR
Nuncio De Benedetto - General Dir
Power Play:
Erasure. Always
General Public- I'll Take You
Kenny Thomas- Destiny
A List:
AD [Solari°. Baltisti
DJ Bobo -Everybody
Double You- Run To
Dr. Alban Away Fran Home
Irene Grandi Sposoti Subito
Rana Rap- lo La Arno
Seal Prayer For The Dying
B List.
AD FIN/Miles- Never Give Up
AL DJ Bobo
Irene Grandi
Seal
NUMBER ONE: DANCE ACTION/Brescia 5
Dome
Roberto Lezzi Music Prog
Power Play:
AD Double You Run To
A List
AD Datum The 7th Allucinoton
Frankyll. Lae Is
PRIMARADIO/Naples 8
ACE
Max Mele - Prog Dir
lira Artiaco Musk Dir
A List
AD Catwalk- Life Is Sweet
Ten City- Goin' Up In Smoke
Worlds Apart- Could h Be
RADIO BLU/Verono
EHR
Renzo Campo Dell'Orto Prog Dir
Walter Master lay Head Of Music
B List
AD Bliss Team So
Cappello U d Me
Chris De Burgh- Blonde Hair
Collective Soul- Shine
Avitabile/Crowford- Leave Me Or
INKS- Keep The Peace
la Boucho Sweet Dreams
MC Ubaldo- The Rhythm Is
Miguel Bose- Si Tu No
Moklla- Change
Sihna Coleman. All Around
Take That Love Ain't Here
Tori Amos God
Vasco Rossi- Senza Parole
Youssou N'Dour, 7 Seconds
RADIO SULCIS: DANCE/Carbonia
Dance
Sebastian Salinas Musk Dir
Alessandro Avellino DJ
A List
AD Amporo & The Gang- La Magic
LATVIA
RADIO SWH/Rigo 5
EHR
J. Sipkevics Prog Dir
A List
AD Sam Phillips- Baby Con
LITHUANIA
RADIO M-1/Vilnius G
EHR
Danes Bkkehs Prog Dir
Power Play:
AD BC 52's- Ca Eltratones
A List
AD Big Mountain- Baby I Love
Janet Jackson, Any Time, Any Place
Morioh Carey- Anytime You
B List
AD Alice Cooper- Lost In America
Cappello- U Li Me
Michael Bolton- lean On Me
LUXEMBOURG
ElDORADIO/Luxembourg 5
EHR
Jim Devans Head Of Music
A List
AD East 17- Around The World
Eternal- lust A Step From Heaven
B List
AD Carona- The Rhythm Of
be MC- Think About
Magic Mloir. Give Me Al
Maxi- No More
Ponce Ito! Joe/M.M.- United
Roxette Crash! Boom, Bong,
Toni Braxton Another Sad
Toter Hosen- Kaul Mich,
Yelk, Do it
MALTA
BAY RADIO/St. Juliee's
EHR
Clem Dalton - Prog Dir
Power Play:
AD Grid- Swamp Thing
A list
AD Blur To The End
Mogk Affair- Omen III
Modish Carey- Anytime You
Maid Get -A -Way
Pulp Babies
NORWAY
NRK PEIRE/Oslo P
EHR
Knut Christian Moneg DJ/Producer
Power Play:
AD Sfiltskin- Inside
A list:
AD Soundgarden- Block Hole Sun
ADBlisp 2 Unlimited- The Real Thing
Brand New Heavies- Bock To Love
Gallitano long lime Gone
Nordmon- Forlist
Stone Temple Pilots. Vaseline
Choice- The Ballad
RADIO 1 FM/Bergen US
SHE
Tore Andersen - Head Of Musk
A List.
AD Harrington/McGengan. R'N'R Kids
Yee 'Ha- Falling Down
B List
AD Al Jorreau- Your Song
Devotion- Makes Me Feel
Flava/Bone- Why You Move
RADIO 102/Hougesund
EHR
Egil Heoeland Head 04 Music
A List:
AD Guys In Disguise- Long Rainy Summer
Pink Floyd- Take It
Sound Trip- So Sorry
J/kRRADIOEN/Kleppe S
EHR
Bjarte Tveito Head Of Music
A List
AD Bad Boys Blue Luv 4 Luv
Blown- le T'Aime
MC Sur/Real Mcoy Automatic Lover
B List
AD Bjelkklang Manda'Morra
Bonnie RAM. You
Eddi Reoder- Patience
Wet Wet Wet. Love Is
RADIO 0ST/Rode S
ACE
Age-Christuffer Lundeby - HOM
A List
AD 2 Unlimited, The Real Thing
C.B. Milton- Hold On
Flava/Bane- Why You Move
lake/Spitfires- My Private
Akigk Affair- Give Me All
Stiltskin Inside
Whigfield. Saturday Night
RADIO I HARSTAD/Harstad
EHR
Koi-R. Kind Johansen Head Of Music
A List
AD CJ. Lewis- Sweets For My Sweet
Toni Braxton. You Mean The
Wet Wet Wet. Love Is
RADIO FREDRIKSTAD/Fredrikstod
SIR
larger Soderberg Jansen Musk Co -Ord
A List
AD Guys In Disguise. Long Rainy
Janet Jackson Any Time, Any Hose
Vince Gill & Gladys Knight- Ain't
B Ust
AD Coco- Fly Away
Flava/Bone. Why You Move
Peter Gabriel- Love Town
Toni Braxton. You Mean The
Valehno Bilopphoggers- Dueller/ t
STUDENTRADIOEN/Trornso
Rock EHR
Rune Hagen Head Of Music
A List
AD Pink Floyd- Take It
Youssou N'Doue- 7 Seconds
Zoo- Slogfunk
POLAND
POLSKIE RADIO 3/Warsaw F
EHR
Morek Niedzwiecki Producer
Power Play:
AD Moody Blues Th 5 is
A List
AD All 4 One Swop:
Big Day- Jestem Jolt Wiatr
Deacon Blue- Dignity
Gary Glitter- Reck'N'Roll
G.L Buffalo- Furry
Jimmy Barnes- Gonna See
Lulea Es. Zly Duch
Out Of The Grey- Steady Me
Roachford, Lay Your
Santana- Luz, Amor Y Vida
Tears For Fears- New Star
RADIO BIALYSTOK/Bialystok G
EHR
J. Baltyk DJ/Producer
C. Mokarewkz DJ/Producer
A List
AD Bryan Adams- Summer Of '69
E.Bartosiewicz- Sen
Joe Cocker- Summer In The City
Maggie Reilly- Don't Wanno Lose
Roxette. Crash! Boom! Bang!
RSC. W Oczekiwaniu
Sheryl Crow- Run Baby Run
Soykoyanina. Fan Na No Na
Vox- Plus Minus
RADIO LODZ/Lod. G
EHR
Jan Targowski Head of Musk
Adam Kolacinski DJ/Producer
Power Play:
AD Warren G/Nate Dogg- Regulate
A list
AD Al Stewart- Feel Like
Bockbeat Band- Please Mr. Postman
Boston !Need
Buffalo Tom- I'm Allowed
Church Two Places At Once
Crash Test Dummies- Afternoons
Huey Lewis Some Kind Of
Jon Secede- II You Go
Julio Fordham Different Time
Lech- Ryba Lab
Many Slur- Forte Into You
Abby Hymn
Sheryl Crow. Run Baby Run
Tori Amos- Past The Mission
Wilki- leden Raz
Ziyo. Magicsne Slows
RADIO MERKURY/Poznan
e,CE
Ryszord Gloger Heed Of Music
Power Play:
AD Joe Cocker- Summer In The City
A List
AD Boston, Need
Richard Marx- Silent Scream
Seal- Prayer For The Dying
B List.
AD Babyface. When Can I See
Emmylou Harris- Crescent
Eternal. lust A Step From Heaven
Queen Latifah- Weekend Love
Shot The Place Where
AL Fish
RADIO OLSZTYN/Olsrtyn
EHR/Rock
Jacek Hoofer - Head Of Musk
Power Play
AD Joe Cocker- Summer In The City
A List
AD Bruce Dickinson Tears Of
tuba Sienkiewics. Piosenka
Stevie Nkks- Blue Denim
T. Love- Syn Miasta
RADIO SZCZECIN/Sxceecin G
EHR
Darius: Gibala Producer
Power Ploy
AD March Grechuta- Nature
A List:
AD Moriliion- Alone Again In The Lap
B List
AD Bob Geldof. Crazy
Stevie Nkks- Blue Denim
RADIO ZACHOD/Zielona Gore G
EHR
Eugeniusr Bonochowke HOM
Power Play:
AD Joe Cocker- Summer In The CB).
A List
AD Alice Cooper- Lost In Americo
Arrested Dev., Ease My Mind
Fronk Block, Headache
Lucilechic- Modchen
Screaming Cheetah. Ride The Tide
Seal 5,-tyer For The Dying
Spin Doctors. Have You Ever
Spin Doctors- Cleopatra's Cat
Stevie Nicks. Blue Denim
Stiltskin. Inside
T. Love Syn Miasta
Terrorvision. Oblivion
Ton Amos. Post The Mission
B List
AD Ails., *let. Going IntoBee Gees. How To Fall In Love
Bryan Adams- Summer Of '69
Cheap Trick. Never Run
Kim Wilde- Kids In Americo
Kobieta- Prawo Wolnosci
Mafia lesion Bede
No Longer Musk- Freedom
Paul Young- 11 Will Be
flea Turner- Proud Mary
RMF-FM/Krokow
EHR
Piot Metz Heed Of Music
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Power Play:
AD Primal Scream- Jailbird
A List
AD Arrested Dev.- Ease My Mind
Basle Yearning
Cheap Trick- You're All I
Frank Block- Headache
Kubo Sienkiewicz. Piosenka
Mariah Carey- Anytime You
B Lists
AD C.J. Lewis- Sweets For My Sweet
Deacon Blue- Dignity
Stevie Nicks- Maybe Love
Wilki- Jecien Roe
RADIO "S"/Poznan 5
EHR
Piotr Nievriarowski - Head Of Musk
Power Play:
AD Alice raver- Lost in America
Cry Of Love- Carnival
General Saint- Oh Carol
A List
AD Grace Jones- Slave To The
Nazar- Oni (My)
Nylons, Time Of The Season
Oddzial Zamkniety- Uszy
Pralaimers- What Makes You Cry
Youssou N'Dour 7 Seconds
B List
AD Paul Young- It Will Be
RADIO 4 U/Warsow 5
EHR
Bogdan Fabionski DJ/Producer
A List
AD 2wo Third3- Hear Me Calling
Apollo 440- Astral America
Clusterfunk. Do Me Right
Fancy- Long Way
Jaimee Dee- Don't Be Shy
K -Klass. What You're Missing
Kate Tench Cry Cry Louise
Loveland- Let The Music
Phase Generation- Lovin' You
Scorpions- Woman
Spin Doctors- Cleopaho's Cat
Stevie Nicks- Blue Denim
Sydney Fresh- Feel The Emotion
Two Cowboys- Feeling Free
RADIO GDANSK/Gdansk 5
EHR
Marcin Sobesto - Producer
Power Play:
AD Julio Fordham- Different Time
A list
AD A House- Why Me?
Arrested Dev.- Ease My Mind
Bruce Dickinson- Tears Of
Crowded Haase Private
Cytadela Worszawski Spleen
Kramer- Kiedy Odchodzisz
Krishna Bros.- Tu I Tom
Lech- Rybo Lula
Stevie Nkks- Blue Denim
Wilki- Jeden Raz
Ziyo- Dad Slone°
RADIO PLUS/Gdansk
EHR
Jacek Antkowiok Head Of Music
Krzysztof Jedziniak - Heod Of Mori(
Power Play:
AD Joe Cocker- Summer In The City
B List
AD Patti LaBelle- The Right Kind
RADIO 4 U: DANCE/Warsaw B
Donee
Bogdan Fabianski DJ/Prod.
A List
AD Absolutely Fabulous- Absolutely
Chimo Bayo- to Tin
Fancy- Long Way
General Saint- Oh Carol
KKlass- What You're Missing
Mash- U Don't Hove
Stella Get, Dr. Love
RADIO AS/Szczecin 8
EHR
Piori Czajkowski Head Of Music
Power Ploy:
AD Crowded House- Private
A List
AD Janet Jackson- Any Time, My Horn
Mariah Caret Anytime You
Mareklackowski- Niech Pam
Morrissey- Hold On To
Pink Floyd- Take It
RADIO GORZOW/Gorzow B
EHR
Jaroslaw Lukowski Head Of Music
Power Play:
Wilki :Widen Raz
B List
AD M.L.T.R.- 25 Minutes
PORTUGAL
REM/Lisbon P
EYE
Pedro Tojal Head Of Musk
A listAD Beautiful World- In Existence
Eros Ramozzotti. Case
Everything/Girt Roller Coaster
B List
AD Beck- Loser
C.J. Lewis- Sweets For My Sweet
David km Roth- Nightlife
Joe Cocker Summer In The Oty
Lena Fiogbe What's It Like
Misty Oldland- A Foir Affair
RADIO ENERGIA/Lisbon G
EHR
Sergio Noronha - Prog Dir
A List
AD Crystal Waters- 100% Pure Love
B List
AD Danzig Mother
John Mellencomp. Wild Night
Primal Scream- Jailbird
Whigfield Saturday Night
RADIO NOVA ERA/Vila Novo de Gobi 0
EHR
Sergio Manuel Pinto Musk Frog
Power Play:
Big Mountain Baby I Love
Blur- Girls 8 Boys
CJ. Lewis- Sweets For My Sweet
A List
AD General Public, Take You
Pedro Abrunhosa- Lou
Seal- Prayer For The Dying
B List
AD Aerosmith- Crazy
Afriko Bombaaloa- Pupunanny
Club House- Light My fire
East 17 Around The World
Huey Lewis- Some Kind Of
Roxette Crash! Boomi Bang!
Spin Doctors. Cleopatra's Cat
Tempo- Saturday Night
Wet Wet Wet- Love Is
RUSSIA
M-ftADIO/Moscow G
EHR
Francois Deymier Prog Dir
A bet
AD Jimmy Cliff- !Con See Clearly
Salt-N-Pepa- Whatta Man
Therapy?- Nowhere
RADIO MAXIMUM/Perm G
ACE/EHR
Alexey Glazatov Music Dir
Power Play:
AD Eternal- Just A Step From Heaven
A List:
AD B. Gees- Kiss Of Life
Chris De Burgh- This Is Love
Huey Lewis Some Kind Of
Janet Jackson- Any Tme, Any Noce
Urban Cookie Collective High On
B List
AD 4 Corners- GYIs It Ain't
Big Light, Let's Start
Double You- She's Beautiful
Garth Brooks- Standing Outside
Mariah Carey- Anytime You
Moe< No More
Prince tel Joe/M.M.- United
SLOVENIA
STUDIO D/Novo Mesto
EHR
Ras. Bozic DJ/Producer
A List
AD Soon E MC Au Nom De Melts
Sounds Of Blackness- Seloye
SPAIN
CADENA 100/Madrid P
Rock/EHR
Rafael Revert GM
Cados Finely - Prog Dir
Power Play:
Aerosmith- Crazy
A List
AD Counting Crows- Round Here
B list
AD Aretho Franklin- Willing To
Asia Anyone
Bonnie Rain You
Chris Rea- On The Beach
Twiny 8 Moorn Rainy Night
Dusty Springfield- Gain' Bock
Noe I Don't
Pink Floyd- Keep Talking
Ronaldos- Y No Contore
Roses Rojas- Piel De Tambor
Toni Braxton- You Mean The
CADENA 40 PRINCIPALES/Madrid P
EHE
Luis Men. MD/Head Of Music
Sandra d'Angeli Frog Dir
Power Play:
Morels Carey. Without You
A List
AD All 4 One- I Swear
Counting Crows- Round Here
Paolo Vallesi- Non Mi Tralire/No
Pink Floyd- Keep Talking
Ronaldos- Y No Contare
Toni Braxton You Mean The
Willy de Ville, Hey Joe
CADENA DIAL/Madrid P
National Moor
Francisco Herrera Sanchez
Head Of KnitPower Play:
Arnoya- Bala Bodo
A list,
AD Augustin Pontoja- No Me Obliques
Marto Sanchez- De Mujer
Oscar Sena- Como Sera
Paloma San Basilic- Luna De
Libertad/Manzanera- 3 Palabras
ONDA CERO MUSICA/Modrid G
EHR/ACE
Raul Domingo - Musk Dir
Power Play'
Poiret.- Sleeping In My Car
A List
AD David Bowie- China Gid
B List
AD Alex De La Nue.- Dame Mos
Brand New Heavies- Dream On
Erasure- Always
Man Ray- Caribe Son
Noa- I Don't
Spin Doctors- Cleopatra's Cat
Toni Braxton- You Mean The
RADIO PALAFRUGELL/Palalrugell
EHR
Rotel Corbi i Vilardell MD/ PD
Power Ploy:
Blue Swede- Hooked
AD Tomeu Penya. Illes Dins
A List
AD Am -triodes Peligrosas- EA, Yoyo
Richard Marx- Now And Forever
B List:
AD Al Jorreau- Your Song
Cetus Cortos- Ranonce
Duncan Dhu- Capricomio
loon Cod. V- Dos De La
Mango- Giulia.
Michael Bolton- Leon On Me
Mr. Big- Ain't 5.n
Worlds Apart- Began To Be
SWEDEN
SVERIGES RADIO AB P3: TRACKS/
Stockholm P
EHR
Kaj Kindvall Producer
A List:
AD 2 Unlimited- The Real Thing
All 4 One- I Swear
Anne -lie Ryde- Natter Han
Aswad- Shine
BC 52's- The Flintston.
Big Mountain- Baby I Love
David Byrne- Angels
Eddi Reader Patience
Mane Negro- Senor Motanza
Mie/Greta- Barn Vora
Pandora- Something's Gone
Seal Poo, For The Dying
Tommie Smajl- San,. Tanke
Wet Wet Wet Lore S
SVERIGES RADIO P3:
SOMMARTOPPEN/
Stockholm
EHR
Mats Grimberg Prod.er
A List
AD Big Mountain- Baby I Love
CJ. Lewis Sweets For My Sweet
CITY 107/Malmo G
EHR
Fredrik Hellorom - Musk Dir
Sven Andrae - Musk Dir
A List
AD Carleen Anderson- Mama Sold
Crystal Waters- 100% Pore Love
Huey Lewis- Sane Kind Of
Pauline Henry- Watch The Miracle
Pretenders -977
Stefan Andersson- Look What
Stiltskin Inside
Wet Wet Wet- Love Is
EAST FM 106 1/2/Norrkoping G
ACE
Don Grossmann Music Dir
A List
AD CS ikkerstrinn. Om Du Vill Vela
Eddi Reader. Patience
Repercussions- Let's Do It Again
Snipers Wham To Blame
B List
AD Abigail Smells Like
BC 52's The flintstones
DaYeene is This
Mozelle/Brown- No More Tenn
Me/Greta- Bora Vora
Motiv8- Roden' For Myself
Positive Connection- Abracadabra
Rogge Sunshine- Jumbo
Solid Bose Dance To The Beat
Summer City Crew- Summer City
Toni Braxton- Ve, Mee, The
Worlds Apart Bego.n To Be
RADIO HUDDINGE/Stockholm G
EHR/ACE
Eva Larson - MD
Tomas Lannestech - Prog Dir
A List
AD fee MC Think About
One More Time, Get Out
RADIO STOCKHOLM/Stockholm
EHR
Robert Sehlberg Musk Producer
A List
AD Eddi Reader Rater cu
Mazelle/Brown- No More Tears
S -Connection- C.Id It
Saone Solornonsert Love Tort
RADIO FM 104.3/Linkoping 5
ACE
Mattios Aavidson - Head Of Music
Power Play-.
CS ikkersirorn Om Dv VIII Veto
AD BC 52's- The Flintston.
A List
AD A Certain Ratio- Shock Up
BBM City Of Gold
Christians Sok- Hole In One
David Shirai.- Tick Tack
Kathy Monea- Walking Away
Knucklebones- Love Don't
Stefan Andersson- Look What
Toni Braxton- You Mean The
AL Code. Anderson
Kim Larsen
RADIO R1X/Goteborg 5
ACE
Peter Kallstrom Musk Die
A List
AD Francis Dunnery- Climbing Up
B List
AD BEM- Of Gold
Peter Frampton- You Can
STUDIO HIT FM/Stockholm S
Dance
Johan B. Bring Prog Dir
A List
AD Abigail Smells Lke
David Shutrick- Tick Took
DaYeene. Is This
K7- H De Ho
Mazelle/Brown. No More Tears
Latin Kings- Fint Voder
Opus III- When You Mode
Toni Braxton- You Mean The
Vestlandsand. Elyria For
Village People In The Navy
RADIO RYD STUDENTRADION/
Linkoping
EHR
Johannes Uncles -am - Head Of Music
Power Play:
Danuma- Summertime
A List
AD Dr. Alban- Let The Beat
Hit'N'Run- Jump
It's- In Your Eyes
RADIO STELLA FM 106/Helsingborg
EHR
Robert Olsson - Head Of MUSIC
Playlict Unchanged
SWITZERLAND
COULEUR 3/Lausanne 0
lock
Thieny Catherine Heod Of Musk
Power Play:
AD Giid- Swamp Thing
Primal Scream- Jailbird
A List
AD Bernard Lavilliers- Troisiernes
Billy Ze Kick- Mangez-Mai
Gogh Von Go- Call It Romance
Jovanotli- Penso Posey°
Therapy?- Die Laughing
B List
AD Chris Bailey- Fountain Of Life
Federation- Like I Feel
Lemonheode Big Goy Heart
Malcolm McLaren- Poris Paris
MC Solar Devotion
Nits- Wholes Of Todoussoc
Sandols, Nothing
Underworld- Dark & Long
DRS 3/Basel
Rock .
Chrittoph Alispach - Musk Ca -Ord
A List
AD Arrested Dev.- Ease My Mind
Dawn Penn- Y. Don't
Good Strawberries- Afro Dizzy
07. Hi De Ho
Stiltskin, Inside
Stone Temple Pilots, Interstate
RADIO BASILISK ./Basel G
ACE
Nick Schuh - Co -Ord
A List.
AD P-27- Hit The Rood Txhagy
Si.. Dar Sohn Veer Planar
Zkri West- I Verabschiede
B List.
AD towed- Shine
Dawn Penn- You Don't
Dodo Hug- Surmnerchummer
Kate Tenet Cry Cry Louise
Mozelle/Brown- No More Tears
Malcolm McLaren- Paris Paris
Pretenders- Night In My Veins
Si. Aeons
Six Was Nine- Drop Dead
Stevie Nicks- Blue Denim
RADIO PILATUS 104.9/Luzern G
Rolf Tsehuppert - Musk Dir
Philippe Untersehbrz - Head Of Music
A List
AD Alain keelson- Les Regret
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MUSIC TELEVISION'
MTV EUROPE/London P
Music Television
Brent Hansen - Dir of Prog & Prod
Peter Good Mgr Music Prog
Heavy Rotation
Ace Of Base- Don't Turn
Bruce Springsteen- Streets Of
Crash Test Dummies- Mmm Mmm
Erasure- Always
Mariah Carey- Without You
Reel 2 Real- I Uke To
Symbol- The Most Beautiful
Active Rotation
2 Unlimited- The Real Thing
Beck- Loser
Enigma- The Eyes Of Truth
Haddaway- Rock My Heart
Joshua Kadison- Jessie
Metallko- One
Phil Collins- We Wait And
Pink Floyd- Take It
Prime hal Joe/M.M.- United
Rosette- Crash! Boom! Bang!
Take That- Everything
Buzz Bin
Block- Big Time Sensuality
Galliano- Long Time Gone
Nick Cove- Do You Love Me
Rollins Band- Liar
Therapy?- Die Laughing
Medium Rotation
Ace Of Base- The Sign
Aerosmith. Cryin'
Billy Joel- The River Of
Bryan Adams- Please
Adams/Stewart/Sting- All For
Dream- Things Con Only
East 17- It's Alright
Enigma- Rehirn To Innocence
Jam & Spoon- Right In The Night
Phil Collins- Both Saes
R.E.M.- Everybody Hurts
Ranee- Sleeping In My Car
Take That Babe
Break Out
Aerosmith- Crazy
Arrested Dev.- Ease My Mind
Big Mountain- Baby I Love
Brand New Heavies- Dream On
CJ. Lewis- Sweets For My Sweet
Counting Crows- Mr. Jones
Crystal Waters- 100% Pure Love
Desiree- You Gotta Be
East 17- Around The World
Magic Affair- Gee Me All
Meat Loaf- Objects In The Rear
Pretenders- ill Stand By You
Seal- Prayer For The Dying
Stiltskin. (nude
Toten Hosea Kauf Mich!
Prime Break Out
Beadle Boys- Sabotage
BG/Prince Of Rap- The Colour
Dream U R The Best
Intermission- Six Days
Man- No MoreTony Di -Bart- The Real Thing
Westbarn- Celebration Generation
snsi£11.18,1M.01.4VIVA TV/Cologne P
Music Television
Christoph Post prog. dir.
Power Ploy:
Nationalgalevie- Hirnmelhoch
A List:
Ante- Friedensponzer
2 Unlimited- Let The Beat
Crash Test Dummies- Min Mmm
East 17- Around The World
Erasure. Always
Fun Factory- Close To You
Intermission- Six Days
Luciledric- Madchen
Magic Affair- Give Me All
Moriah Corey- Without You
Maxx- No More
Prince hal Joe/M.M.- United
Reel 2 Real. I Like To
Symbol- The Most Beautiful
BustAce Of Base- Don't Turn
Beck- Loser
BG/Nince Of Rap- The Colour
Big Mountain- Baby I Love
Black Sorrows- Stir It
Brand New Heavies- Dream On
Bruce Springsteen- Streets Of
Cappello- Move On Baby
Culture Beat- World In
D:ream- U R The Best
gyp- DoopDr. Alban- Look Who's
Haddaway- Rock My Heart
Ice MC- Think About
Jon Secede- If Roo Go
Joshua Kadison- Jessie
Sub Neigel Band- Sehnsucht
Marusho Somewhere
Mosterboy. Got To Give It Up
Members Of Mayday- Rave
Metallica- One
Michel Van Dyke. She Comes
Odyssey- Riding
Pet Shop Boys- Liberation
Phil Collins- We Wait And
Pretenders- I'll Stand By You
Rosette. Sleeping In My Car
Sah-N-Pepa- Whatta Man
Six Was Nine- Drop Dead
Stiltskin- Inside
Take That- Everything
Toren Rosen- Kouf Mich!
Twenly 4 Seven Take Me
C List
Beautiful South- Good As Gold
Bob Geldof. Crazy
Chris De Burgh- Blonde Hoe
Dns'ree- You Gotta Be
Flay- Soulful Man
K7- Come Baby Come
Level 42- Forever Now
Loft- Love Is Magic
M -People- Renaissance
Madonna- I'll Remember
Magic Affair- Omen 111
Mork Oh- Randy (Stop That
MC Sar/Real Mcoy- Automatic
Roachford- Only To Be
Stella Getz- Dr. Love
U 96- Inside Your Dreams
Westham- Celebration Generation
Tau- Have Mercy
New Videos
Aerosmith. Crazy
BL Diehkh- Madchenmillionar
Bellicoons- Summerwine
C.1. Lewis- Sweets For My Sweet
Coolie- Fantastic Voyage
Cruel Sea- The Honeymoon
Crystal Waters- 100% Pure Love
Curtis Mayfield- Let's Do It Agoin
Degrees Of Motion- Shine On
Enigma- The Eyes Of Truth
Fanman- The Good Doing Bad
Farion/McAuley- Rikki Don't
Fronk Black- Headache
Freaky Weirdoz- Hit Me
Fury/Slaughterhouse- When I'm
Jah Wobble- Becoming More
lovanohi- Serenala Rap
Kim Wilde- Kids In America
Meat Loaf- Objects In The Rear
Morrissey- The More
Nena Hol' Mich ZurAsb
Philip Boa/Vendee Oub- Intemational
Rosette- Crash! Boom! Bang!
Seal- Prayer For The Dying
Selig- Wenn Ich Wollte
Soon E MC- Au Nom De Miens
Texas- Focle Away
Throw That Beat- I Won't
Treble & Bass- Rain & Sunshine
Urbon Cookie Colledive- High
Violent Femmes- Breakin' Up
Wet Wet Wet- Love Is
THE BOX/London G
Music Television
Liz Laskowski Dir of Prog
Box Tops
Bad Boys Ins. More To This
Big Mountain- Baby I Love
East 17. Around The World
Eternal- Just A Step From Heaven
Moriah Carey- Without You
Prodigy- No Good
Reel 2 Real- I Like To
Stiltskin- Inside
Vanilla he- Roll'em Up
Wet Wet Wet- Love Is
New Videos
2 Unlimited- The Real Thing
Aswad- Shine
Beoutihsl South- Everybody's
Blur- To The End
Cappello. U & Me
Des' ree- !Ain't Movin'
Eddi Reader- Patience
Everything/Girl. Roller Canter
E5.0./London- Lifeforms
Opus III- When You Mode
Stone Temple Pilots. Vaseline
Mello Do I,
GAT EUROPE/Nashvilk 5
Music Television
Cecilia Walker- Prog Cooed
Heavy Rotation
Neville/Y rwood-1 Fall To
Confederate Railroad- Duddy
Deborah Allen- Bram These
Hal Ketchum- Point Of Rescue
Lori White- Thof s My Baby
Mavericks 0 When A Thrill
Maverick Choir- Amizing
Pam Ellis. Spilled Perfume
Pony Loveless- How Can I
Reba McEntire- Why Hcreen't
Sammy Kershaw- Woman's
Seep Boggess- You Wouldn't
Tracy Byrd- Lifestyles...
TrealS Trith Foolish Pride
New Videos
Billy Ray Cyrus- Ain't Your Dog
George Strait- Man In Lo. With
Johnny Cash- Delia
Jon Randall- This Heart
lien Brokop Give Me A Ring
Rodney Foster- labor Of Lo.
Ricky Lynn Gregg- GO A Little
All 4 One- I Swear
Daryl Hall/S.O.B.- Gloryland
John/Dehort. Ain't Nothing
Jimmy Cliff- Higher
Nits- Dreams
Peter Gabriel- Love Town
Rogge Sunshine- Jumbo
Rakliford Lay Your
Ruby Turner- Living For
Secret She Holds
RADIO 32/Zuchwil S
EHR
Ralph Wicki Prog Dir
A List
AD Beautiful South- berybady's TaBin'
Bellamy Brothers- On A Summer
Dance With A Stranger- Only Love
Edoardo Bennato- In Nome Del
John/Detroit- Ain't Nothing
Fred.- Accidently Kelly Sheet
Kathy Matted Walking Away
Kristin Reek- Dead Unverscharnte
LL Horn- Win Or Lose
Shania Twain- You Lay
Travis Trig- Foolish Pride
Youssou N'Dour- 7 Seconds
Zouk Machine- Nostalji A Lanni.
RADIO LAC/Geneva 5
EHR
Jacky Sanders - hag Dir
Playlist Unchanged
RADIO 3 III/Mendrisio
EHR
Boris Piffaretti - Prog Dir
Riccardo Pellegrini Head Of Music
A Ust
AD C.J. Lewis- Sweets For My Sweet
David Byrne- Angels
Desire- You Gotta Be
Huey Lewis- Some Kind Of
Irene Grand. Sposoti Subito
Milk- Gentlemen Who Fell
Politburo- Jerico
Rebecka Imagist- Easy Come
Rockhford- Loy Your
Tori Amos- Past The Mission
Umberto Toad- Lei
RADIO 3111: DISCO/Mendrisio B
Dance
A List
AD Joy Salinas- Got To Be Good
KOTISR10- Dance Wth A
Nevado- Toke Me To The
Paraje- Banana Excess
RADIO FRAMBOISE/Yverdon B
ACE
lean L. Zwickert Prog Dir
A List
AD Bingoboys- Sugar Daddy
Francis Cabrel- Je T'Aimak
Joshua Kodison- Jessie
TURKEY
RADIO NUMBER ONE FM/Istanbul P
EHR
Omer Karocan Prog Dir
Power Play:
Ace Of Base- Don't Turn
All 4 One- I Swear
East 17- Around The World
Mariah Carey- Anytime You
Wet Wet Wet- Love Is
A List:
AD Aerounith. Crazy
Elton John- Can Yea Fed
Gloworm. Carry Me Herne
Julio Iglesias- Crory
Peed Jam- Dissident
Pink Floyd- Take It
Prodigy. No Good
B List
AD Absolutely Fabulous- Absolutely
Beautiful South- Everybody's Talkiii
Melanie Williams. Everyday Thong
CAPITAL RADIO 99.5/Ankara
EHR
Bobby Bee - Prog Dir
B List
AD Meths Franklin- Willing To
Crowded House- Distant Sun
POWER FM/Istanbul
EHR
Roxanne Turchak - Head Of Musk
Playlist Unchanged
EUROPE
VOICE OF AMERICA/Europe P
EHR
June Brown Dir
Power Ploy:
All 4 One- I Swear
PROGRAMME SUPPLIERS
FM RADIO NETWORK/Germany
EHR
Armin Weis - Prog Dir
A List
Ace Of Base- Don't Turn
Big Mountain. Baby I Love
Bruce Springsteen- Streets Of
Crash Test Dummies- Mmm Mmm
Erasure. Always
Huey Lewis- Some Kind Of
Joe Cocker- Summer In The City
Jon Secede If You Go
Joshua Kadison Jessie
Symbol The Most Beautiful
Michael Bolton- Soul Of
Michel Von Dyke- She Comes
Pet Shop Boys- Liberation
Phil Collins- We Wait And
Ratchford- Only To Be
Seal- Prayer For The Dying
Take the- Everything
A List
AD Asia- Anytime
Big McLean- Dedicated To
Rexene- Crash! Boom! Bang!
RICK DEES WEEKLY TOP 40/U.S.A. 5
EHR; ACE
Dennis Clark - Director
A Lisb
Ace Of Bose- Don't Turn
Aerannith- Crory
BC 52's- The Flintstones
Celia Dion- Misled
Cranberries- Dreams
Elton John- Can You Feel
Erasure- Dreams
Janet Jackson- Any Time, Any Noce
Jon Seseda- if You Go
M -People- Moving On Up
Mariah Carey- Anytime You
Smashing Pumpkins- Disarm
Toni Braxton You Mean The
A List
AD Aoliyalt Back & Forth
Crystal Waters- 100% Pure Love
Wet Wet Wet- Love Is
THE WORLD'S GREATEST HITS/U.S.A. 5
EHR/ACE/Rock
David Baronfeld - Dir of Prog
A List
All 4 One I Swear
Big Mountain- Baby I Love
Elton John- Can You Feel
Jon Secede- If You Go
Madonna -I'll Remember
Mellish Corey- Without You
Pretenders- I'll Stand By You
Seal- Prayer For The Dying
Symbol- The Most Beautiful
A List
AD Mo.- Get -A -Way
Take That- Pray
WESTWOOD ONE: CASEY'S
COUNTDOWN/U.S.A. S
EHR
Bill Stoller - Ind Director
A List:
Elton John- Con You Feel
Jon Secede. If You Go
Joshua Kodison. Beautiful
Kathy Troccdi- Tell Me Where
Kenny G- Even If
Madonna- I'll Remember
Michael Bolton- Completely
Phil Collins Everyday
Richard Marx- Now And Forever
Toni Braxton- You Mean The
A List
AD Symbol- The Most Beautiful
RADIO EXPRESS: AMERICAN TOP 40/
U.S.A. S
EHR
Bruce Goldberg - Producer
A List
Ace Of Base- Don't Turn
Aerosmith. Crazy
All 4 One- I Swear
Big Mountain- Baby I Lave
Counting Crows- Mr. Jones
Enigma- Return To Innocence
Janet Jackson- Any Time, My Place
Madonna- I'll Remember
Sall -N -Pepe- Whotta Man
A List
AD Gin Blossoms- Until I Fall Away
John Melkncamp- Wild Night
Seal- Prayer For The Dying
Adult Contemporary EuropeACE TOP 25
TW LW WOC Artist/Title Label
1 1 11
2 2 8
0 6 15
4 4 8
5 3 19
6 5 5
7 7 10
8 8 7
0 10 4
C) 11 4
0 15 7
12 9 13
0 13 6
0 20 2
15 12 5
16 16 11
0 25 2
019 14 12
0/ I.0 22 3
0 24 4
23 17 5
CD 1025 18 8
SYMBOL/The Most Beautiful Girl In The World (NPG)
PRETENDERS/I'll Stand By You (WEA)
MARIAN CAREY/Without You (Columbia)
BIG MOUNTAIN/Baby I Love Your Way (RCA)
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Streets Of Philadelphia (Columbia)
JON SECADA/If You Go (SBK)
MADONNA/I'll Remember (theme from With Honors) (Maverick)
TAKE THAT/Everything Changes (RCA)
HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/IShe's) Some Kind Of Wonderful lEkkIrol
CRASH TEST DUMMIES/Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm (Arista)
PHIL COLLINS/We Wait And We Wonder (Virgin/WEA)
JOSHUA KADISON/Jessie (SBK)
PET SHOP BOYS/Liberation (Parlophone)
JOE COCKER/Summer In The City (Capitol)
ERASURE/Always (Mute)
JIMMY CUFF/I Can See Clearly Now (Columbia)
SEAL/Prayer For The Dying
ROXETTE/Crash! Boom! Bang!
CM)
(EMI)
ROXETTE/Sleeping In My Car (EMI)
EAST 17/Around The World (London)
CHRIS DE BURGH/Blonde Hair, Blue Jeans (A&M)
DES'REE/You Gotta Be (Sony Soho Square)
PINK FLOYD/Take It Back (EMI)
LEWIS/Sweets For My Sweet (Black Market)
ACE OF BASE/Don't Turn Around (Mega/Metronome)
The Adult Contemporary Europe (ACE) Top 25 is based on a weighted -scoring system. It is com-piled on the basis of playlists of European stations programming soft pop/rock sounds for 25-49 year -olds, fulltime or during specific dayporis. Songs in "A" rotation receive more pointsthan those in "8" rotation or more limited airplay exposure.
© BPI Communications BV
European Dance RadioEDR TOP 25
TW LW WOC Artist/Title Label
1 1 7
20 2 3
10 3 6
0 11 6
0 15 3
6 4 3
70 13 2
8 7 4
0 18 6
10
0 17 2g13 10 2
g0 21 2
CD 25 4
17 12 5
@3
19 8 4
20 16 4
21 5 5
22 6 8
i)24 23 6
25 24 2
CRYSTAL WATERS/100% Pure Love (Mercury)
ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT/Ease My Mind (Chrysalis)
TONY DI-BART/The Real Thing (Cleveland City)
AFRIKA BAMBAATAA/Pupunanny (DFC)
ETERNAL/Just A Step From Heaven (EMI)
2 UNUMITED/The Real Thing (Byte)
DIGITAL BOY/Dig It All Beat (Flying)
MOT1V8/Rockin' For Myself (WEA)
ICE MC/Think About The Way (DWA)
JUDY CHEEKS/Reach (Positiva)
MISTY OLDLAND/A Fair Affair (Columbia)
GAWANO/Long Time Gone (Talkin Loud)
GLAM/Sex Drive (DFC)
MAXX/No More (I Can't Stand It) (Blow Up)
REEL 2 REAL/I Like To Move It (Positiva)
JAIMEE DEE/Don't Be Shy (X -Energy)
CLUB HOUSE/Light My Fire (PWL)
K-KLASS/What You're Missing (deConstruction)
DARKMAN/Yabba Dabba Doo (Wild Card)
BLOWN/Je T'Aime... Moi Non Plus (Epic)
AMOS/Only Saw Today (Dig It)
2 BROTHERS ON THE 4TH FLOOR/Never Alone (Bounce)
C.B. MILTON/It's A Loving Thing (Byte)
URBAN COOKIE COLLECTIVE/High On A Happy Vibe (Pulse 8)
AVA AND STONE/All Aboard (B4)
The European Dance Radio (EDR) Top 25 is based on a weighted -scoring system. It is compiled onthe basis of playlists of European stations programming various styles of dance music (includinghip hop/rap, R&D and swingboat) for 15-30 year -olds, runtime or during specific dayparts.Songs that have achieved top 20 status in the EHR Top 40 are regarded as non-specific far EDRand receive limited points. D. BPI Communication. BV
Billboard SinglesUSA TOP 25
1W LW Artist/Tide For week ending June 18th 1994 Label ECO
® 1® 2® 30 6
5 4
® 10® 9
8 5
9 7
10 8
11 11
12 12
13 13
14 16
15 20
16 14
17 17
18 21
19 18
20 15
27
22 19
28
24 26
25 30
ALL-4-ONE/I Swear Blitzz
MADONNA/I' II Remember Maverick
JANET JACKSON/Any Time, Any Place/And On And On Virgin
ACE OF BASE/Don't Turn Around Arista DK
WARREN G. & NATE DOGG/Regulate Death Row
AAUYAH/Back & Forth Blackground
TONI BRAXTON/You Mean The World To Me LaFace
ACE OF BASE/The Sign Arista DK
BIG MOUNTAIN/Baby I Love Your Way RCA
SYMBOL/The Most Beautiful Girl In The World NPG
ENIGMA/Return To Innocence
JON SECADA/If You Go
R. KELLY/Your Body's Catlin'
Virgin D
SBK
Jive
USA LOEB & NINE STORIES/Stay (I Missed You) RCA
MARIAH CAREY/Anytime You Need A Friend Columbia
TEVIN CAMPBELL/I'm Ready ()west
TIM MCGRAW/Don't Take The Girl Curb
ELTON JOHN/Can You Feel The Love Tonight Hollywood
SWV/Anyth ing RCA
R. KELLY/Bump N' Grind Jive
SHINE/Collective Soul Atlantic
JOSHUA KADISON/Beautiful In My Eyes SBK
CEUNE DION/Misled 550 Music
GENERAL PUBLIC/I'll Take You There Epic Soundtrax
HEAVY D. & THE BOYZ/Got Me Waiting Uptown/MCA
1994, BPI Communications, Broodcost Data Systems and Soundscan, Inc. This chart isconstructed by Billboard magazine from information including data collected, compiled andprovided by Soundscan, Inc and Broadcast Dote Systems.
ECO = European Country of Origin
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MA Ratings(continued from page 1)
interviews in September until thetime the MA results come out inJune. Newly launched stationsoften just miss being included,while other stations find themselveshaunted by mistakes they made 12months previously.
Rock format Delta Radio/KielPD Adam Hahne points out that inthe time it takes for results to becollated and published, valuableadvertising could have been soldand run. "It takes over a year to fig-ure in the ratings. It is not difficultto create national advertising dol-lars in that time."
The delay in the MA resultsbeing published is a problem acrossthe board, he says.
"The problem for every stationis that you receive ratings whichmirror the market as it was over sixmonths or more ago. This meansstations have no chance to reactquickly on programming problemsor advantages. Here at Delta weadjusted our format in January, butthe MA will only reflect listeners'preference from September '93 toFebruary '94. With bad luck myteam will receive a bill for mistakesthey aren't doing any more! This isnot the best motivation!"
The decision to introduce inter-im ratings has already been taken inone market-Berlin/ Brandenburg.The market was deemed so com-petitive and rapidly changing thatannual ratings were not sufficient tosatisfy advertisers' demands.
Public SFB/ORB stations Fritzand B2 launched in February '93and were not be included in thatyear's annual MA ratings, as thelast wave of research had just fin-ished. With the introduction of six -monthly figures, however, theyappeared for the first time in Febru-ary '94.
The long-awaited concessionsat the MA-after over 20 years ofreporting electronic media- reflecta great deal of pressure from radiomarketing groups such as RMSand IPA.
Finally, improvements are nowscheduled for '95/96 and the intro-duction of at least one interimreport is expected for the whole ofGermany, according to MA execu-tive Peter Hesse.
Research will be conducted infour instead of two waves, whichwill level out fluctuations and dif-ferences throughout the year. Thismeans the current sample surveysfrom September to December andJanuary to February will be altered.
In '95, the research period willspan from August until the end ofFebruary and in '96 it will beextended, running from March untilDecember, conducted in fourwaves. Hesse predicts six monthresults will be available in autumn'95, with the results from the firsttwo waves.
"Now that the radio market inthe new Btindeslander is stabilis-ing, we are aiming towards an MAin the near future in which data iscollected throughout the year," hesays.
Improvements in the methodol-
ogy have also been instigated, withan increase in the number of inter-views from 34.000 to 51.000.Broadcasters welcome this asanother step in the right directiontowards providing more accuratedata. Many complained previouslythat the MA sample was too smallto present an accurate picture of atotal population of over 60 million.
wri, Radio Germany MDBerndt von zur Miihlen agreesthat these changes are badly need-ed. The MA should be constantlyupdating its methodology in pacewith the dynamic changes in theradio industry, he says. "Private andpublic stations in Germany arefinding themselves in the out-moded situation of not being ableto document the power of radioclearly or frequently enough incomparison to print and televisionmedia. While television can docu-ment its results daily via the GfK,radio has to be satisfied with resultsjust once a year from the MediaAnalyse." Von zur Miihlen says allthis makes it imperative that theMedia Analyse gradually step upits reports. "Four times a yearwould be an adequate number oftimes a year for the ratings, just likein France."
He also points out that more fre-quent ratings for Germany wouldmean that the radio industry wouldraise its low prices for advertisingto offset the rising costs for increas-es in ratings. He concludes, "Whatmatters most in the development ofthe MA in the radio industry is toget more refined and extensive datafor advertisers about the demo -
Battle Of The Bootlegs(continued from page 1)
IFPI legal adviser MargoLangford says the organisationhas a "grocery basket" of argu-ments why the judges should lookat the law in a new light. Amongthese are the contentions that theperformers concerned are entitledto have their reputations protectedand that bootlegging is anti -com-petitive because it exploits theinvestments other companies havemade in the artists.
Langford states, "Article 80 ofthe Italian Copyright Act providesthat performers must be paid forall reproductions of their live per-formances. IFPI's claim is basedon the legal interpretation that thisprovision presupposes consent bythe performers for the originalrecording of the concert."
In addition, Langford arguesthat IFPI's case is further bolsteredby the European Commission'srental directive which gives theartist sole rights over perfor-mances. The directive was intend-ed to have been adopted intonational legislation in all EU statesby July 1, although local parlia-mentary complications mean nonation has yet taken it up.
Langford also states that theinternational GATT agreementwhich comes into force next yearwill require all GATT memberstates-of which Italy is one-tooutlaw bootlegging.
Langford comments, "At pre-sent, Italian bootlegging is anenormous problem. These fivecompanies have extremely widedistribution networks; more than50 countries have reported seeingbootlegs from these companies.As for the artists involved, the big-ger they are, the more likely theyare to be bootlegged."
Although no comment wasforthcoming from four of the com-panies by the time M&M went topress, Red Line's Gallotti says,"Article 8/80 of law 663 (1941)says we can produce live record-ings if we make a deposit infavour of the artists."
He states that before eachrecord is produced, his companyseeks permission from Italianauthors' society SIAE. For eachCD pressed, the company thendeposits L1.000 (app. US$.64)with SIAE and puts anotherLI .000 into an account for collec-tion by the artist. "So far, onlyMotorhead have collected," Gal-lotti says.
He adds, "There is a differencebetween a traditional bootleg andthe live CDs we produce. A tradi-tional bootleg is a recording with-out permission of the performerand non-payment of mechanicalrights."
Though admitting that RedLine does not have permission torecord, he maintains, "Our lawyersays that only artists can present acase against us and not the pro-ducers or their organisation IFPI
because we do not reproduce theirproduct."
Langford counters, "IFPI hasbeen able to bring these proceed-ings with the special cooperationof U2, Madonna, Prince, PhilCollins and Guns 'N Roses."
Red Line's live CD catalogueincludes recordings of PinkFloyd, The Beatles and theRolling Stones.
Traditionally, bootlegs havebeen legal in Italy because of theway Article 80 of Italian copyrightlaw has been interpreted. It hasbeen taken to mean that if moneyis deposited for collection, no per-mission from performers isrequired before reproducing a con-cert recording.
Europe's other source of boot-leg product, Germany, was largelyclosed off last year when actionwas taken in the name of PhilCollins claiming protection thereequal to that of German nationals.The European Court ruled in thatcase that Germany must not dis-criminate between its own citizensand others from with the EU.
European law also states thatdomestic copyright legislation issovereign over free trade provi-sions, meaning that it is illegal toimport Italian bootleg product intoother EU states. Nonetheless, theabsence of internal borders in theUnion makes this difficult topolice.
Additional reporting byMark Dezzani.
graphics and lifestyle of our listen-ers."
Meanwhile Delta Radio'sHahne says that, although he is sat-isfied with the MA methodology, incomparison with other media likeTV, radio gets a bad deal with rat-ings only once a year. "Clients arepaying for a product which mighthave changed, and there is no wayof getting information about thisfact."
Martin Schmitz radio saleshouse IPA sales director says hehopes that the MA will becomefaster in the future with more re-ports based on interviews. "A sec-ond report from the MA '95 wouldhelp innovative stations to seequicker results from formatchanges. (RTL-Der Oldiesenderwill now get the first MA results 20months after its format change).And we will then have figures thatare not only based on Autumn/Winter listening as they are now."
One change which Schmitzwould really like to see in the MAis more data on cable/satellite sta-tions. "The current MA is still mis-representative of cable/satellite sta-tions. The survey Typologie derWiinsche TdW shows that morethan 56% of the German popula-
tion now have access to either cableor satellite programmes and morethan two thirds of cable householdshave their radio connected to thecable. Unlike the GfK Meter, theMedia Analyse is not differentiat-ing between cable/satellite and non-cable/satellite households. Thecable and satellite stations feel thatthey are being treat unfairly."
Media marketing executive atRadio Marketing Service (RMS)Riidiger Fritz says one of the maincriticisms of the MA is the longwait for the actual ratings to bemade available. "Advertisers andmedia planners all want to see moreup-to-date data," he says.
Fritz says a more modernmethod of collecting the datawould improve the quality of theMA. "In the age of computers amulti -media production is definite-ly conceivable, where logos andjingles of stations are blendedtogether to trigger the memory ofthe interviewee. Electronic mea-surements would also be a possibil-ity, if they were methodologicallysound and affordable."
The Media Analyse ratings will bepublished in next week's M&M.
Patricia Kaas(continued from page 1)
Entertainment UK is using arange of innovative marketingploys to translate Kaas' stellar suc-cess at home into equal promi-nence across the Channel.
Based on the release of her newalbum Tour De Chartne and a one-off London show on June 23, thecampaign includes sponsorship byPerrier, promotion in the 20 -
strong Cafe Rouge chain and directappeals to the UK's French com-munity.
Brian Yates, marketing direc-tor at Columbia UK, says he firstbecame aware of the extent ofKaas' international potential whenhe saw that she had a 300.000 -sell-ing album in Germany. "If Frenchmusic can sell in Germany andother territories, I didn't see a rea-son why it shouldn't sell across theChannel," he states. "I know peo-ple haven't been successful indoing it before, but I want to see ifwe can find a way of being suc-cessful this time."
Yates and marketing consultantDidier Zerath, formerly withBMG and EMI in France, decidedthe key to translating Kaas' successwas to retain her essential French-ness. For that reason, her UK showwill contain only the handful ofsongs she customarily sings inEnglish with the rest in French.
They also felt that it was impor-tant to associate her with essential-ly French products, notably Perri-er, and to ensure posters andleaflets were available in theFrench embassy in London and inother government offices andschools. On top of that, Kaas'lyrics are being used to teachFrench to the 2.500 UK students ofthe Affiance Francaise, and theorganisation is assisting in thesponsorship of her concert.
In addition, the deal with CafeRouge means that not only willKaas' music be played in the restau-rants, but customers will be madeaware that they can buy a tape ordisc and have it put on their bill.
Zerath comments, "This is thefirst time cassettes and CDs havebeen sold in restaurants, the firsttime Perrier has sponsored an artistand the first time the UK will haveheard Kaas' music consistently."
The campaign will also involvedirect marketing to the UK'sFrench community who, it is
hoped, will spread their enthusiasmfor Kaas to their British friends,neighbours and colleagues.
The first stage of the campaignis being underpinned with inter-views in the mid -market newspa-pers but, Yates says, there is noplan for a single at this stage. Radiois involved, however, as LondonEHR broadcaster Capital Radio isco -promoting Kaas' UK show andother London stations are carryingcompetitions for tickets.
Says Yates, "We wanted thepress base in place first then thenext part is the concert." Allied tothe concert will be interviews onCapital and the BBC's station forLondon, GLR.
"After that we'll bring her induring the autumn to do TV showsand then we'll release a single."
Yates believes Kaas potentialUK audience is in the 25-40 agerange and tends to be at the moresophisticated end of the musicmarket, favouring such acts asWhitney Houston, Elton John orMichael Bolton.
Asked how British fans' tradi-tional disdain for non-Englishlyrics will be overcome, he says,"People are more ambitious intheir musical tastes than they usedto be. They're looking for some-thing a bit different. This is 1994,after all, and we do have a ChannelTunnel now."
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OFF THE RECORD MONTREUX NEWSBREAKER:
NRJ APPEALS AGAINST MONTMARTRE DECISION: NRJhas decided to appeal against the recent decision from a commercialcourt which ruled that RMC was entitled to acquire Radio Mont-martre, despite the decision from CSA to chose NRJ. Commentedpresident Jean -Paul Baudecroux, "We appealed because we thinkthe court decision is astonishing. The law has been broken on thisoccasion, the CSA has sanctioned it, but the Court has ruled different-ly. I am very surprised to see a group controlled by the governmentplaying this kind of game."
BIGOT TO BECOME GM PHONOGRAM FRANCE?: Well-informed sources suggest that current deputy GM FNAC Music YvesBigot is to be the next GM of PolyGram label Phonogram.
MCA TO OPEN UP FOUR NEW OFFICES: MCA Music isexpected to announce that it is to open up further new offices in Aus-tria, Switzerland, Denmark and Norway this year.
SIRTI REJECTS CARIGNON'S DECREE: Independent Frenchradio syndicate SIRTI has rejected the decree prepared by minister ofcommunication Alain Carignon concerning the deregulation of theradio scene and the access of national radio to local and regionaladvertising markets. SIRTI claims that the decree as it stands would"condemn" independent radio stations. SIRTI maintains that local sta-tions would become "prey to satisfy the appetite for frequencies of thenational operators" and that the decree would authorize national sta-tions unlimited access to the local advertising market.
BAUDECROUX DELIGHTED BY SWEDISH AUDIENCERESULTS: The recent ratings success of NRJ in Sweden are"remarkable," according to NRJ president Jean -Paul Baudecroux,who made these comments to M&M after a brief trip to Sweden. Headds, "It is only six months ago that airwaves were freed in Swedenand that we started our operations there. Two months ago, a poll inStockholm showed we had become leaders in this city and now, withthese results in Gothenberg and Malmo, where we have a 55% marketshare, we can say we are now the first private radio group of Swe-den." He added that these results prove that "the concept and the for-mat can be exported with success."
Radio Celebrates D -DayFRANCE/UKby Jeff Clark -Meads
The tide of remembrance sur-rounding the 50th anniversary ofthe D -Day landings rolled backthe years for radio stations onboth sides of the Channel.
British MOR broadcasterSouth Coast Radio inPortsmouth and French EHRregional net RVS Normandieboth carried '40s music, news andfeatures over the commemorationperiod.
In addition to the periodmusic, South Coast Radio alsocarried Hollywood gossip fromthe time and ran contemporary
recipes. Head of music Jim Hickssays, "We had a very, very goodreaction to what we did. Becauseof that favourable response, we'llhave to give thought to whetherwe're going to do something likethis again for the other upcominganniversaries."
At RVS Normandie, even theads and jingles were in the styleof 1944 and the journalists cover-ing events on the coast abandonedtheir sophisticated 1994 style forthe simpler approach of 50 yearsago. The station also secured aninterview with French presidentFrancois Mitterand, and ran acompetition for listeners to wincompilations of '40s music.
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EBU's Sharf Counters BerlusconiSWITZERLANDby Julia Sullivan
In his opening speech for the sec-ond Montreux Radio Sympo-sium on June 9, EBU presidentAlbert Sharf issued an unam-biguous condemnation ofattempts by Italian prime ministerSilvio Berlusconi to restrict thefreedom of Italian pubcaster RAI,and reminded present companythat it is the responsibility of allbroadcasters to stand up for theobjectivity of public broadcasting.
"If a prime minister wherevertries to misunderstand the purposeof broadcasting, we must comeout against it," he said. "If Berlus-coni tries to claim that not only
Finivest but RAI are his domain,we must show him he is wrong,"he added.
"We should not allow such anexample to be set, just as our col-leagues in Eastern Europe aremaking such progress in estab-lishing broadcasting systems."
Scharf was one of three speak-ers introducing the symposium,all of whom refered to the out -sanding issues facing today'sradio industry, namely the adventof DAB and other new technolog-ical advances and the role of pub-lic versus private broadcasting.
Guest speaker Lord Chalfontwarned of the dangers of increas-ing broadcasting opportunitiesand the temptation to chase rat-
ings success above editorial quali-ty. Objectivity, decency, news/opinion distinction and care forlanguage heritage were four prior-ities radio has a duty to maintain,he said. "Public service broadcast-ing should not be solely thedomain of state-owned broadcast-ers," he stressed, pointing out thatprivate radio has responsibilitiesto the public it should not forget.
Eastern European attendanceat the symposim was high, repre-senting some 12% of the 500 reg-istered participants. Over 30countries were represented, inclu-ding Uganda, Paraguay, Argentinaand Thailand.
Berlusconi(continued from page 1)
agement at the RAI. Meanwhile,Berlusconi has commented thatministerial approval of the corpo-ration's restructuring plans andthree-year budget due for the endof this month was under reconsid-eration.
Berlusconi's position outragedRAT journalists, opposition partiesand some members of his owncoalition. Opposition PDS partyleader Achille Occhetto comment-ed, "The real anomaly is that thePrime Minister is proprietor ofthree TV networks." MeanwhileUmberto Bossi, leader of Berlus-coni's coalition partner. the North-
ern League (Lega Nord) Party said,"[Berlusconi] has three TV net-works which manipulate daily,every second, people's minds.Berlusconi's manipulation of hischannels is much worse than any-thing the RAI does."
Giorgio Balzoni, secretary ofthe RAI journalists union USI-GRAI, stated, "They want to deala final blow to the RAT. Theirobjective is to impede approval ofthe three-year plan and remove anypossibility of its reprisal."
Last week, Marco Taradash, aRadical Party deputy and memberof Berlusconi's governing coalitionwas appointed President of the Par-liamentary watchdog commissionon the RAT. Taradash immediately
called for the abolition of commer-cials on the state broadcaster andrequested Rome magistrates toinvestigate the RAI on grounds ofcorruption and political bias. Thecommission's VP FrancescoStorace of the extreme rightNational Affiance (AN) Party, alsopart of the governing coalition,called for the replacement of RAI'sboard of governors by August andthe nullification of any journalisticappointments made by them.
RAI journalists protested out-side the Italian parliament on June8 and called for Italian PresidentLuigi Scalfaro to intervene, claim-ing the attacks on the RAI wereattempts by the government tocontrol the country's news agenda.
Sony Denmark(continued from page 1)
Denmark's current MD, Steen Sor-genfrei, will be leaving as of July1, to be replaced by Pladecompag-niet's co-founder and MD, JanDegner (43). Until the end of theyear, Sorgenfrei will act as a con-sultant to the company. Pladecom-pagniet's current staff of six willmove to Sony's headquarters inCopenhagen. It is yet unclear whatthe name of the merged companywill become, although the Plade-compagniet name will remainintact.
Pladecompagniet was foundedin 1988 by Degner and singer/songwriter Anne Linnet, bothowning 50%. Over the years,Pladecompagniet has turned intoone of Denmark's leading indepen-dent companies with a strongdomestic roster comprising ofnames like TV 2, Sound OfSeduction, Danser Med Drengeand many albums by Linnet. Thesinger's debut album, releasedaround the launch of the label, soldsome 450.000 copies across Scan-dinavia, a remarkable number for amarket where a platinum certifica-tion is worth 100.000 copies sold.Pladecompagniet's important stakein the domestic talent scene is citedas a significant factor leading tothe deal by Sony Music Interna-tional senior VP Richard
Denekamp. "The Danish marketmay look small but it is an interest-ing one as local repertoire takessuch a high percentage. Sony'sshare of the national market wassmall, so the combination of thetwo [companies] can be very inter-esting." According to the latestEFPI figures, EMI -Medley is mar-ket leader with an estimated 20%,followed by PolyGram (18%),BMG (15%) and Sony (12.5%).With Pladecompagniet's marketshare around 5%, the merged com-pany might compete with Poly -Gram for the number two slot.
The one remaining major Dan-ish independent is Mega, the homeof Ace Of Base. Says Denekamp,"The deal also ensures us thatinternational exploitation of localtalent is guaranteed. We're [obvi-ously] all looking for the next AceOf Base."
, "Safeguarding" the future of hisacts has been Degner's motivationto enter into the agreement withSony, he says. "An interactionbetween national and internationalrepertoire will give us an addedstrength. I strongly believe thatboth locally produced dance musicand the new [brand of] Danishrock stand a great chance of con-quering the international market-place."
The deal marks Sony's firstacquisition on the Continent.According to Denekamp, "[Sony's]
market share is not achievedthrough acquisitions. Internalgrowth has always been our phi-losophy. However, this was anopportunity too good to miss."
Degner was an A&R managerfor then CBS Records during1981-87. Over the years, Degnermanaged to attract several newbands including acts that were for-merly signed to CBS like TV2 andJohnny Madsen. Sony Denmark,however, failed to build a solidnational roster and the return ofDegner to Sony also ends the 14 -year directorship of Sorgenfrei.
"It has always been Degner'sintention to become part of amulti -national to guarantee thefuture of his acts," says Denekamp."When we started our negotiations[January 1994], he had clear ambi-tions to lead the merged club. Wecan't have two MDs, so Sorgenfreihad to go."
One insider, close to the deal,refers to Degner's ability of being"incredibly strict with money. Thecompany was in the black all theway from the beginning. Theywere fmancially very strong."Another source says, "They werethe last strong indie and its a verysmart move for Sony-the lastthing they could possibly do here."
Although no prices wererevealed by Sony, sources put thedeal between Dkr20-30 million(app. US$3-4 million).
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EHR TOP 40Artist/Title Original
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PRETENDERS/I'll Stand By You (WEA) 115 78 37 4SYMBOL/The Most Beautiful Girl In The World (NPG) 116 93 23 0
BIG MOUNTAIN/Baby I Love Your Way (RCA) 97 79 18 5
SEAL/Prayer For The Dying (ZTT) 105 75 30 11
ERASURE/Always (Mute) 94 70 24 2
CRASH TEST DUMMIES/Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm (Arista) 102 78 24 3
WET WET WET/Love Is All Around Wit (Precious) 78 57 21 20
ROXETTE/Crash! Boom! Bang! (EMI) 87 63 24 12
C.J. LEWIS/Sweets For My Sweet (Black Market) 72 51 21 8
HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/(She's) Some Kind Of Wonderful (Elektra) 81 52 29 7
EAST 17/Around The World (London) 79 61 18 8
ACE OF BASE/Don't Turn Around (Mega/Metronome) 71 53 18 4
JON SECADA/If You Go (SBK) 91 60 31 2
TONY DI-BART/The Real Thing (Cleveland City) 71 55 16 1
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Streets Of Philadelphia (Columbia) 63 47 16 0
PINK FLOYD/Take It Back (EMI) 55 35 20 9
YOUSSOU N'DOUR FEAT. NENEH CHERRY/7 Seconds (Columbia) 53 32 21 16
ROXETTE/Sleeping In My Car (EMI) 56 41 15 0
MARIAN CAREY/Without You (Columbia) 54 39 15 0
JOE COCKER/Summer In The City (Capitol) 65 47 18 11
TAKE THAT/Everything Changes (RCA) 58 39 19 0
MADONNA/I'll Remember (theme from With Honors) (Maverick) 66 39 27 0
PHIL COLONS/We Wait And We Wonder (Virgin/WEA) 56 30 26 3
ALL 4 ONE/I Swear (Blitzz) 45 33 12 22
CRYSTAL WATERS/100% Pure Love (Mercury) 54 31 23 5
ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT/Ease My Mind (Chrysalis) 40 25 15 6
JOSHUA KADISON/Jessie (SBK) 51 41 10 2
DR. ALBAN/Look Who's Talking (Cheiron) 44 26 18 1
PET SHOP BOYS/Liberation (Parlophone) 46 26 20 0
BITTY MCLEAN/Dedicated To The One I Love (Brilliant) 51 32 19 2
DES'REE/You Gotta Be (Sony Soho Square) 45 29 16 0
ELTON JOHN & MARCELLA DETROIT/Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing (Rocket) 47 36 11 6
MARIAH CAREY/Anytime You Need A Friend (Columbia) 37 27 10 15
BEAUTIFUL SOUTH/Everybody's Talkin' (Go!Discs) 36 29 7 12
ETERNAL/Just A Step From Heaven (EMI) 37 30 7 2
AEROSMITH/Crazy (Geffen) 44 26 18 6
BLUR/Girls & Boys (Food) 35 20 15 1
MICHAEL BOLTON/Lean On Me (Columbia) 34 24 10 4
2 UNLIMITED/The Real Thing (Byte) 40 28 12 4
BRAND NEW HEAVIES/Dream On Dreamer (ffrr) 36 15 21 2
The EHR bp 40 chart is based on a weighted -scoring system Songs score points by achieving airplay at M&M's EHR reporting stations, that target12-34 year -old listeners with contemporary music lulltime or duringspecific doyparts. Songs in 'A" rotation airplay receive more points than those in "B" rotation or more limited airplay exposure. Stations are weighted by market size and by the number of hours per week committed to theformat IF indicates Europe's most Radio Active record, registering the biggest increase in chart points.
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Pretenders' PrimacyAfter having spent three weeks at number 2, thePretenders have finally made it to the top during theirninth charting week, forcing the Symbol to hand overthe ranks after an impressive seven -week reign. ThePretenders are still enjoying counting adds (this weekin Germany and France) and upward conversions(Germany, Holland, Italy and the UK), indicating levelpromotion from medium to heavy rotation. Theirupward conversion ratio measures 10% this week, aremarkably high proportion for a record already thathigh in the chart.
On a regional scale, the Pretenders also climb tonumber 1 in the Central region (German-speakingareas) and return to number 1 in the West Central aftera two-week absence (see Regional Airplay, page 27).In a country -by -country analysis, I'll Stand By Youproduces the best figures in Holland, Finland andAustria (100% penetration), Germany (87%) andBelgium (77%).
Wet Wet Wet's cover version of the Troggs' 1967hit Love Is All Around has earned the Radio Activeaward for the second consecutive week, as it has onceagain registered the biggest chart -point gain. Therecord jumps up 14 places from number 21 to 7(highest leap of the week), whereas on a regional level,it grabs the number 1 position in the Northwest (see
Regional Airplay again). Most of the Scotsmen's 20new adds (second best of the week) appear inGermany, Denmark and Sweden. Love Is All Around isnow best spread in the Czech Republic (100%),followed by the UK (89%) and Germany (65%).
The highest new entry in this week's EHR Top 40(at number 24) goes to another cover version, All 4One's interpretation of John Michael Montgomery'sUS country number I hit I Swear, a track from hiscurrent album Kickin' It Up. The US vocal group'sversion-currently number 1 in the US-qualifies asMost Added leader on EHR, as it has assembled noless than 22 first-time reports, which produce amagnificent 49% spreading angle.
Denmark stands out as the record's core support basethis side of the Atlantic, as no less than 14 reports,including nine adds, and a leading 74% penetrationratio are being registered in that country. Sweden, theUK and Germany are standing next in line (26-56%).
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MOST ADDED
ALL 4 ONE/I SwearWET WET WET/Love Is All AroundYOUSSOU N'DOUR FEAT. NENEH CHERRY/7 SecondsMARIAN CAREY/Anytime You Need A FriendEDDI READER/Patience Of Angels
BEAUTIFUL SOUTH/Everybody's Talkin'ROXETTE/Crosh! Boom! Bang!
(glil.) 22(Precious) 20
(Columbia) 16
(Columbia) 15
(Blanco Y Negro) 13
(Go!Discs) 12(EMI) 12
CHARTBOUND Most added are dose songs which received the highest number of playlist additions daring the week. In case of a tie, songs
ore listed olphoheNally by ortist
SIX WAS NINE/Drop Dead Beautiful (Virgin) 36/2 STILTSKIN/Inside* (White Water) 25/9 "A" ROTATION LEADERS
GENERAL PUBLIC/I'll Take You There (Epic) 33/3 BC 52'S/(Meet) The Flintstones' (MCA) 25/8 SYMBOL/The Most Beautiful Girl In The World INPGI 93
BASIA/Drunk On Love (Epic) 33/0 BAD BOYS INC./More To This World (A&M) 25/4BIG MOUNTAIN/Baby I Love Your Way (RCA) 79CRASH TEST DUMMIES/Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm (Arista) 78
GLOWORM/Carry Me Home (GolBeat) 32/7 MISTY OLDLAND/A Fair Affair (Columbia) 25/3PRETENDERS/I'll Stand By You (WEA) 78SEAL/Prayer For The Dying (ZIT) 75
CORONA/The Rhythm Of The Night (DWA)
EDDI READER/Patience Of Angels (Blanco Y Negro)
32/2
31/13
JANET JACKSON/Any Time, Any Place*
SPIN DOCTORS/Cleopatra's Cat'
(Virgin)
(Epic)
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24/7The "A Rotation loaders we those songs which have the 110hest number of stations playing dem in °A" w r heavy rotation
dw,ng the week R0.1011 definihons are set by the individual swims. In the case of o fie songs ore listed alphabetically by
wt.TRAFFIC/Here Comes A Man (Virgin) 31/4 BECK/Loser (Geffen) 24/3 "A" ROTATION PERFORMANCE
CELINE DION/Misled (Epic/Columbia) 31/2 STEVIE NICKS/Blue Denim (EMI) 23/6BOB GELDOF/Crazy (Vertigo) 31/2 ENIGMA/The Eyes Of Truth (Virgin)" 23/0 ACE OF BASE/The Sign (Mega/Metronome) 90
ETERNAL/Just A Step From Heaven (EMI) 81
PRINCE ITAL JOE & MARKY MARK/United (East West) 30/4 LEVEL 42/All Over You IRCA) 23/0 BEAUTIFUL SOUTH/Everybody's Talkin' (Go!Discs) 80
CHRIS DE BURGH/Blonde Hair, Blue Jeans (A&M) 29/2 MAXX/Get-A-Way (Blow Up) 22/1JOSHUA KADISON/Jessie (SEE) 80SIX WAS NINE/Drop Dead Beautiful (Virgin) BO
CEUNE DION/Misled (Epic/Columbia) 77
MEAT LOAF/Objects In The Rear View Mirror May... (Virgin) 29/1 TORI AMOS/Past The Mission* (East West) 21/8 tis. Rotation Performance b a fisting al Mow records that hove achieved the best A rotation penetration. Records listed ore Mose
outside the EHR fop 20 and with o mtol number oh -epode, stations of at bust 20. Songs kw I ore lined alphabetically by ortoREEL 2 REAL/I Like To Move It (Positiva) 29/0 MAXX/No More (I Can't Stand It)* (Blow Up) 21/5DARYL HALL AND SOUNDS OF BLACKNESS/Gloryland (Mercury) 26/3 CARLEEN ANDERSON/Mama Said' (Circa) 20/5 NEW TOP 20 CONTENDERS
STILTSKIN/Inside (White Water) 25MAXX/No More (I Can't Stand It) (Blow Up) 21
URBAN COOKIE COLLECTIVE/High On A Happy Vibe (Pulse 8) 26/1 DAWN PENN/You Don't Love Me* (Big Beat) 20/5CARLEEN ANDERSON/Mama Said (Circa) 20
The EHR "chartbound" chart lists the total number of EHR reporting stations playing newer songs that do not yet have enough airplay points to rank among the EHR Top 40. The second number represents DAWN PENN/You Don't Love Me (Big Beat) 20how many stations reported it to M&M for the first time. Songs which hove received no new airplay for two consecutive weeks will be deleted from this chart, but may reappear with new airplay. In the case of a New Top 20 ConMnders are those artists dot hove not yet hod on EHR top 20 hit and appear on this page for the first time withtie, songs ore listed by new adds. Asterisks indicate new entries in Chartbound. BPI Communications BV this single. Artists are lived by told number of stations. In case of o tie, words are listed alphabetically by artist.
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Airplayweek 25/94 REGIONAL CROSSOVERS
Tracking the cross -regional impact of songs © BPI Communications BV
BORDER BREAKERS Mainland European records breaking out of their region of signing
TW LW WOC Artist/Title Original Label Region Of Signing Crossover Regions Total Stations
1 2 6 ROXETTE/Crash! Boom! Bang! EMI NORTH WC.EC.W.C.NW.S.SW.NE.SE.E 792 1 14 ACE OF BASE/Don't Turn Around Mega NORTH WC.EC.W.C.NW.S.SW.SE.E 713 3 17 ROXETTE/Sleeping In My Car EMI NORTH WC.EC.W.C.NW.S.SW.NE.SE.E 574 4 17 DR. ALBAN/Look Who's Talking Cheiron CENTRAL WC.EC.W.N.S.SW.SE 425 6 5 2 UNLIMITED/The Real Thing Byte WEST CENTRAL EC.W.C.NW.N.S.NE.SE 416 9 17 MAXX/Get-A-Way Blow Up CENTRAL WC.W.NW.N.S.SW.SE.E 267 8 13 CORONA/The Rhythm Of The Night DWA SOUTH WC.EC.W.C.N.SW.SE.E 348 7 15 HADDAWAY/Rock My Heart Coconut CENTRAL WC.W.NW.N.S.SW.SE.E 329 5 34 ACE OF BASE/The Sign Mega NORTH WC.W.C.NW.SW.NE.SE 2210 11 7 MICHAEL LEARNS TO ROCK/25 Minutes EMI -Medley NORTH EC.C.SE 2611 12 20 CAPPELLA/Move On Baby Internal SOUTH WC.W.C.NW.N.SW.E 2112 10 16 DOOP/Doop Clubstitute WEST CENTRAL EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.SE 2613 14 9 ENIGMA/The Eyes Of Truth Virgin CENTRAL EC.W.NW.N.S.SW.SE.E 2614 13 21 JAM & SPOON/Right In The Night (Fall In Love With Music) Dance Pool CENTRAL WC.W.NW.N.S.SW.SE 1915 22 4 PRINCE ITAL JOE & MARKY MARK/United East West CENTRAL WC.EC.W.N.SW.NE.SE.E 2216 ;.-- NE CAPPELLA/U & Me Internal SOUTH WC.NW.N.NE 1317 18 31 ENIGMA/Return To Innocence Virgin CENTRAL WC.EC.W.NW.N.SW.NE.SE.E 2118 16 23 C.B. MILTON/It's A Loving Thing Byte WEST CENTRAL W.C.NW.N.S.SE 1819 15 15 LAURA PAUSINI/Strani Amori CGD SOUTH WC.W.0 1620 17 22 ANGELIQUE KIDJO/Agolo Mango WEST C.N.S 2021 23 4 U 96/Inside Your Dreams Low Spirit CENTRAL WC.W.NW.N.E 11
22 20 7 SIX WAS NINE/Drop Dead Beautiful Virgin CENTRAL EC.N 2423 21 5 TWENTY 4 SEVEN/Take Me Away Indisc WEST CENTRAL W.C.N.SW.E 1424 19 9 UMBERTO TOZZI/lo Muoio Di Te CGD SOUTH WC.W.C.SE 11
25 NE POPPADOQ/Having My Baby Ariola WEST CENTRAL C.N 14
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CROSSOVERS The top-playlisted UK/Irish records on mainland European radio
Total StationsLW WOC Artist/Title Original Label Crossover Regions
1 1 12 PRETENDERS/I'll Stand By You WEA WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 1352 2 7 SEAL/Prayer For The Dying ZTT WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 1123 3 11 ERASURE/Always Mute WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.SE.E 954 5 7 C.J. LEWIS/Sweets For My Sweet Black Market WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 755 9 6 EAST 17/Around The World London WC.EC.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 776 18 4 WET WET WET/Love Is All Around Precious,. WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 707 8 11 PHIL COLLINS/We Wait And We Wonder Virgin WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.E 708 10 6 TONY DI-BART/The Real Thing Cleveland City WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.SE.E 719 4 12 TAKE THAT/Everything Changes RCA WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.SE.E 7110 13 5 PINK FLOYD/Take It Back EMI WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 5611 6 10 PET SHOP BOYS/Liberation Parlophone WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.SE.E 6212 7 12 DES'REE/You Gotta Be Sony Soho Square WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.SE.E 5813 11 14 ROACHFORD/Only To Be With You Columbia WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 5014 12 12 BRAND NEW HEAVIES/Dream On Dreamer ffrr WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.SE 4815 16 5 CHRIS DE BURGH/Blonde Hair, Blue Jeans A&M EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE 4316 24 10 D:REAM/U R The Best Thing Magnet WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.SE 4017 15 10 BLUR/Girls & Boys Food WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 4018 14 21 JIMMY CLIFF/I Can See Clearly Now Columbia WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SE.E 3819 22 12 MISTY OLDLAND/A Fair Affair Columbia EC.W.C.N.S.SW 3620 21 4 BITTY MCLEAN/Dedicated To The One I Love Brilliant WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.SE.E 4721 25 13 BEAUTIFUL SOUTH/Good As Gold (Stupid As Mud) Go!Discs WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.SE.E 422223
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PINK FLOYD/Keep TalkingBOB GELDOF/Crazy
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24 19 13 YAZZ/Have Mercy Polydor EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 4125 23 4 TRAFFIC/Here Comes A Man Virgin WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE 38
For all artists appearing on this chart, the Region Of Signing is Northwest.
ATLANTIC CROSSOVERS The top-playlisted North American records on European radio
TW LW WOC Artist/Title Original Label Crossover Regions Total Stations
1 1 16 SYMBOL/The Most Beautiful Girl In The World NPG WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE 1512 2 11 BIG MOUNTAIN/Baby I Love Your Way RCA WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE 1213 3 13 CRASH TEST DUMMIES/Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm Arista WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 1264 6 8 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/(She's) Some Kind Of Wonderful Elektra WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.SE.E 1075 4 9 JON SECADA/If You Go SBK WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 1136 5 24 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Streets Of Philadelphia Columbia WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 877 8 21 MARIAH CAREY/Without You Columbia WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.SE 748 10 5 YOUSSOU N'DOUR FEAT. NENEH CHERRY/7 Seconds Columbia WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.NE.SE 729 9 5 JOE COCKER/Summer In The City Capitol WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW 8610 7 14 MADONNA/I'll Remember (theme from With Honors) Maverick WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 8711 11 19 JOSHUA KADISON/Jessie SBK WC.EC.W.C.N.SE.E 7212 13 6 ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT/Ease My Mind Chrysalis WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SE.E 4913 18 4 ALL 4 ONE/I Swear Atlantic WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.SE 5414 12 9 CRYSTAL WATERS/100% Pure Love Mercury WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 6415 23 4 MARIAH CAREY/Anytime You Need A Friend Columbia WC.EC.W.NW.N.S.NE.SE.E 4416 16 5 AEROSMITH/Crazy Geffen WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 5217 21 10 RICHARD MARX/Silent Scream Capitol EC.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.E 4818 --,- NE SPIN DOCTORS/Cleopatra's Cat Epic WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.SE 3719 > NE BC 52'S/(Meet) The Flintstones MCA WC.EC.W.NW.N.S.SW.NE 2920 14 16 COUNTING CROWS/Mr. Jones Geffen WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE 4821 17 8 MEAT LOAF/Objects In The Rear View Mirror May... Virgin WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.SE.E 4122 15 7 MICHAEL BOLTON/Lean On Me Columbia EC.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE 3823 24 4 GENERAL PUBLIC/I'll Take You There Epic WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE 3724 :,-- NE DAWN PENN/You Don't Love Me Big Beat WC.EC.C.NW.N.S.SE 2625 25 4 GUNS N' ROSES/Since I Don't Have You Geffen EC.W.C.NW.N.SW.SE 29
For all artists appearing on this chart, the Region Of Signing is North America.
Entering this week's BorderBreakers chart with a loud bang atnumber 16 is Italian dance act Cap-pella. Not only are they enjoyingmassive radio support in the UK,where radio attention far eclipses theairplay support in their native Italy,but are also making inroads else-
where. In the UK. BBC Radio 1. the Metro RadioGroup and the major Scottish EHR outlets Forth RFMand Radio Clyde are now joined by Capital FM/Londonand 96.4FM-BRMB/Birmingham. On the continent, therecord has started to chart in the Netherlands, which notonly led TROS Radio 3 to add it to its playlist, but alsoturned the Dutch pop pubcaster body known as Radio 3into a follower.
In general, Eurodance has been doing very well inmost territories recently, but a new twist is the success ofGerman acts like Maxx with the song Get -A -Way, whichdid well on the continent before. U 96's Inside YourDreams (now on Logic in the UK) is also apparently set toemulate successes by the likes of Haddaway and CultureBeat in the preceding months. Mind you, 2 Unlimited isstill bigger than both of them, however.
The other entry in the chart is Belgian duo Poppadoq'sreggaefied reworking of Paul Anka's 1974 smash ( You're)Having My Baby. Unlike their home country, where theybarely made it to the playlists at all, they received a warmembrace elsewhere, notably Germany, where large andinfluential EHR stations such as FFH/Frankfurt, AntenneBayern/Munich. Radio Regenbogen/Mannheim and
Radio Kohl are joined by ACE heavyweights such asNRW/Oberhausen. Hundert 6/Berlin and Radio 7/Ulm.In Sweden, Radio Stockholm and East FM 106.5/Norrkoping are among the early believers.
In the meantime it's getting lonely at the top. as the gapbetween Roxette's leading single Crash! Boom! Bang! andthe number 2 position is held apart by a massive 17 adds.Expect Roxette to be there for some time to come.
Rash Cairo
The Regional Crossover charts hack the cross -regional movement of
product. The Border Breakers chart ranks the 25 most successfulContinental European records making airplay impact outside theirregion of signing (airplay achieved in the original region is excludedfrom the calculations).
The second chart, Channel Crossovers, registers the airplay pene-
tration of UK -signed artists in mainland Europe, while the third Top25, the Atlantic Crossover chart, ranks the most successful NorthAmerican artists according to regional airplay impact in Europe.
All three charts are non -format specific. "Region Of Origin' is notnecessarily an indication of where the artist comes from but, more sig-nificantly, where he/she is signed. An increasing number of nationalartists are signed to "foreign" labels and M&M wants to acknowledgethe crossover impact of such deals.
For each record, "Crossover Regions" are listed in order of first-time airplay appearance.
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© BPI Communications BV The top-playlisted songs on European music radio (all formats), listed by region
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1 4 4 WET WET WET/Love Is All Around (Precious) 21 21 0 1 1 18 3 PRETENDERS/I'll Stand By You (WEA) 36 21 15 4 1 1 7 PATRICK BRUEL/Bouge (RCA) 15 15 0 02 8 4 BEAUTIFUL SOUTH/Everybody's Tolkin' (Go!Discs) 22 18 2 2 4 5 HUEY LEWIS/Some Kind Of (Elektra) 36 25 11 3 2 2 9 SYMBOL/The Most Beautiful (NPG) 18 16 2 03 16 2 MARIAN CAREY/Anytime You (Columbia) 21 16 5 6 3 1 6 ERASURE/Always (Mute) 31 21 10 1 3 3 8 MC SOLAAR/Sequelles (Polydor) 12 12 0 04 6 4 BIG MOUNTAIN/Baby I Love Your Way (RCA) 20 18 2 0 4 3 12 JOSHUA KADISON/Jessie (SBK) 31 24 7 0 4 4 14 FREDER/GOLDMAN/JONES/Juste Apres (Columbia) 14 14 0 05 1 5 SEAL/Prayer For The Dying (ZTT) 20 17 3 0 5 5 11 SYMBOL/The Most Beautiful (NPG) 29 23 6 0 5 5 17 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Streets Of (Columbia) 14 14 0 06 2 12 SYMBOL/The Most Beautiful (MPG) 19 16 3 0 6 7 7 PHIL COWNS/We Wait And (Virgin/WEA) 29 20 9 0 6 6 12 STEPHAN EICHER/Manteau De Gloire (Barclay) 10 9 1 07 9 6 ETERNAL/Just A Step From Heaven (EMI) 18 16 2 1 7 2 9 TAKE THAT/Everything Changes (RCA) 27 23 4 0 7 8 9 PRETENDERS/I'll Stand By You (WEA) 14 9 5 1
8 5 8 PRETENDERS/I'll Stand By You (WEA) 16 14 2 0 8 11 5 CRASH TEST DUMMIES/Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm (Arista) 28 24 4 0 8 ,.... NE PHIL COWNS/We Wait And (Virgin/WEA) 12 10 2 49 10 5 EAST 17/Around The World (London) 17 13 4 0 9 15 3 JON SECADA/If You Go (SBK) 26 14 12 1
9 12 2 SEAL/Prayer For The Dying (ZTT) 14 10 4 2
10 20 2 EDDI READER/Patience (Blanco Y Negro) 19 14 5 4 10 10 6 BIG MOUNTAIN/Baby I Love Your Way (RCA) 24 18 6 0 10 7 4 JIMMY CUFF/I Can See Clearly (Columbia) 10 10 0 011 3 8 TONY DI-BART/The Real Thing (Cleveland City) 17 14 3 0 11 NE WET WET WET/Love Is All Around (Precious) 20 8 12 7 11 9 6 BIG MOUNTAIN/Baby I Love Your Way (RCA) 10 8 2 1
12 12 7 C.J. LEWIS/Sweets For My Sweet (Black Market) 15 12 3 0 12 NE EAST 1 7/Around The World (London) 25 20 5 5 12 14 8 HADDAWAY/Rock My Heart (Coconut) 11 11 0 013 7 9 ERASURE/Always (Mute) 19 16 3 0 13 6 6 PET SHOP BOYS/Liberation (Parlophone) 24 15 9 0 13 10 7 FRANCIS CABREL/Je T'Aimais (Columbia) 12 11 1 1
14 15 2 GLOWORM/Carry Me Home (Go!Beat) 15 11 4 2 14 NE ROXETTE/Crash! Boom! Bong! (EMI) 21 16 5 9 14 15 2 DR. ALBAN/Look Who's Talking (Cheiron) 11 8 3 015 > RE PINK FLOYD/Take It Back (EMI) 17 9 8 3 15 17 3 SIX WAS NINE/Drop Dead Beautiful (Virgin) 23 14 9 2 15 11 8 MISTY OLDLAND/A Fair Affair (Columbia) 11 8 3 016 14 3 BAD BOYS INC./More To This World (A&M) 17 13 4 1 16 14 3 CHRIS DE BURGH/Blonde Hair (A&M) 22 14 8 0 16 13 13 I AM/Je Danse Le Mia (Delabel) 12 12 0 017 > NE ASWAD/Shine (Bubblin') 17 10 7 4 17 8 13 MARIAN CAREY/Without You (Columbia) 23 13 10 0 17 17 4 STING/Nothing 'Bout Me (A&M) 10 7 3 1
18 NE ROXETTE/Crash! Boom! Bang! (EMI) 16 12 4 3 18 NE JOE COCKER/Summer In The City (Capitol) 25 16 9 5 18 16 11 ACE OF BASE/The Sign (Mega/Metronome) 8 8 0 019 > NE ARETHA FRANKLIN/Willing To Forgive (Arista) 16 8 8 2 19 9 16 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Streets Of (Columbia) 24 19 5 0 19 19 2 CORONA/The Rhythm Of The Night (DWA) 9 9 0 020 > NE JANET JACKSON/Any Time, Any Place (Virgin) 15 9 6 6 20 12 10 ACE OF BASE/Don't Turn (Mega/Metronome) 22 15 7 0 20 18 2 CHAKA DEMUS & PUERS/She Don't (Mango) 7 7 0 0
MOST ADDED MOST ADDED MOST ADDEDTAKE THAT/Love Ain't Here Anymore (RCA) ROXETTE/Crash! Boom! Bong! (EMI) PHIL COWNS/We Wait And We Wonder (Virgin/WEA)PRETENDERS/Night In My Veins (WEA) WET WET WET/Love Is All Around (Precious) SPIN DOCTORS/Cleopatra's Cot (Epic)DEGREES OF MOTION/Do You Want It Right Now (ffrr) RICHARD MARX/Silent Scream (Capitol) SEAL/Prayer For The Dying (ZTT)DREAM/Take Me Away (Magnet) JOE COCKER/Summer In The City (Capitol) PRETENDERS/I'll Stand By You (WEA)MARIAH CAREY/Anytime You Need A Friend (Columbia) EAST 17/Around The World (London) BIG MOUNTAIN/Baby I Love Your Way (RCA)
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1 2 7 BIG MOUNTAIN/Baby I Love Your Way (RCA) 33 29 4 2 1 4 9 PRETENDERS/I'll Stand By You (WEA) 16 9 7 0 1 4 SEAL/Prayer For The Dying (ZTT) 18 17 1 22 3 8 CRASH TEST DUMMIES/Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm (Arista) 36 30 6 1 2 2 12 SYMBOL/The Most Beautiful (NPG) 16 13 3 1 2 3 6 JON SECADA/If You Go (SBK) 16 11 5 1
3 6 3 SEAL/Prayer For The Dying (ZTT) 37 28 9 3 3 1 3 YOUSSOU N'DOUR/7 Seconds (Columbia) 11 7 4 2 3 7 3 TONY DI-BART/The Real Thing (Cleveland City) 15 12 3 04 5 4 ROXETTE/Crash! Boom! Bang! (EMI) 32 27 5 1 4 5 13 LAURA PAUSINI/Strani Amori (CGD) 12 12 0 0 4 17 3 YOUSSOU N'DOUR/7 Seconds (Columbia) 12 7 5 25 1 12 SYMBOL/The Most Beautiful (NPG) 37 32 5 0 5 .-- NE EAST 17/Around The World (London) 7 5 2 1 5 10 3 ARRESTED DEV./Ease My Mind (Chrysalis) 13 10 3 06 7 9 ERASURE/Always (Mute) 26 21 5 0 6 8 3 JOE COCKER/Summer In The City (Capitol) 10 6 4 1 6 13 4 HUEY LEWIS/Some Kind Of (Elektra) 12 8 4 1
7 4 8 PRETENDERS/I'll Stand By You (WEA) 31 23 8 0 7 3 5 CJ. LEWIS/Sweets For My Sweet (Block Market) 10 7 3 0 7 2 6 GINO PAOU/Gorilla Al Sole (WEA) 10 7 3 08 9 2 YOUSSOU N'DOUR/7 Seconds (Columbia) 22 16 6 4 8 6 17 MARIAH CAREY/Without You (Columbia) 12 9 3 0 8 NE PINK FLOYD/Take It Back (EMI) 11 11 0 1
9 12 4 C.J. LEWIS/Sweets For My Sweet (Black Market) 19 14 5 3 9 7 8 TIMELESS/Where Is The Love (Dino) 12 10 2 0 9 9 12 SYMBOL/The Most Beautiful (NPG) 12 10 2 010 10 5 JON SECADA/If You Go (SBK) 29 21 8 0 10 10 4 2 UNLIMITED/The Real Thing (Byte) 11 6 5 0 10 12 8 CRYSTAL WATERS/100% Pure Love (Mercury) 14 9 5 011 , NE ALL 4 ONE/I Swear (Atlantic) 23 19 4 11 11 > NE BC 52'S/1Meet) The Flintstones (MCA) 5 3 2 2 11 6 10 MADONNA/1'11 Remember )Maverick) 13 9 4 012 14 3 JOSHUA KADISON/Jessie (SBK) 26 19 7 2 12 16 3 WET WET WET/Love Is All Around (Precious) 8 4 4 0 12 16 3 EAST 17/Around The World (London) 12 11 1 1
13 11 2 JOE COCKER/Summer In The City (Capitol) 24 20 4 0 13 > NE BONNIE RAITT/You (Capitol) 5 1 3 13 > NE C.J. LEWIS/Sweets For My Sweet (Black Market) 10 9 1 1
14 , NE WET WET WET/Love Is All Around (Precious) 20 18 2 9 14 20 8 CRASH TEST DUMMIES/Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm (Arista) 10 5 5 1 14 18 2 MANGO/Giulietta (EMI) 10 7 3 1
15 13 5 HUEY LEWIS/Some Kind Of (Elektra) 22 14 8 1 15 13 3 TOM ROBINSON/Hard (Cooking Vinyl) 7 4 3 0 15 8 10 PRETENDERS/I'll Stand By You (WEA) 11 7 4 016 16 4 SIX WAS NINE/Drop Dead Beautiful (Virgin) 23 20 3 1 16 - RE CRYSTAL WATERS/100% Pure Love (Mercury) 9 5 4 2 16 20 5 CRASH TEST DUMMIES/Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm (Arista) 10 8 2 017 19 16 MARIAH CAREY/Without You (Columbia) 19 16 3 0 17 18 6 DULFER/Street Beats (EMI) 6 2 4 0 17 11 6 PAOLO VALLESI/Non Mi Trodire/No Me Troiciones (Sugar) 12 7 5 018 8 10 MADONNA/I'll Remember (Maverick) 23 14 9 0 18 ,- RE WHIGFIELD/Saturday Night (Prodisc) 8 5 3 0 18 , RE SCIALPI/Baciami (RTI) 9 6 3 019 15 2 TONY DI-BART/The Real Thing (Cleveland City) 20 16 4 0 19 17 17 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Streets Of (Columbia) 10 7 3 0 19 > NE MIGUEL BOSE/Si Tu No (WEA) 7 4 3 220 > NE EDDI READER/Patience (Blanco Y Negro) 18 14 4 8 20 19 2 ROXEITE/Crash! Boom! Bang! (EMI) 8 4 4 0 20 15 10 PINK FLOYD/Keep Talking (EMI) 8 5 3 0
MOST ADDED MOST ADDED MOST ADDEDALL 4 ONE/I Swear (Atlantic) DIRE STRAITS/Ticket To Heaven (Vertigo) VASCO ROSSI/Senza Parole (EMI)WET WET WET/Love Is All Around (Precious) STILTSKIN/Inside (White Water) MARIE CLAIRE D'UBALDO/The Rhythm Is Magic (Po)ydor)EDDI READER/Patience Of Angels (Blanco Y Negro) PAUL HARRINGTON/CHARLIE MCGETTGAN/Rock'N'Roll Kids (Roc Kids) JOHN MELLENCAMP/Wild Night (Mercury)BC 52'S/(Meet) The Flintstones (MCA) BONNIE RAITT/You (Capitol) YOUSSOU N'DOUR FEAT. NENEH CHERRY/7 Seconds (Columbia)YOUSSOU N'DOUR FEAT. NENEH CHERRY/7 Seconds (Columbia) ANDREA BOCCEW/II Mare Calmo Della Sera )RTI/Sugar) SEAL/Prayer For The Dying (ZTT)
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1 2 7 SYMBOL/The Most Beautiful (NPG) 7 3 4 02 3 10 PINK FLOYD/Take It Back (EMI) 6 4 2 03 1 5 ROXETTE/Sleeping In My Car (EMI) 6 3 3 04 7 3 DUNCAN DHU/Capricornio (G.A.S.A.) 5 2 3 1
5 5 3 PRETENDERS/I'll Stand By You (WEA) 6 2 4 06 4 8 BIG MOUNTAIN/Baby I Love Your Way (RCA) 5 4 1 07 9 3 21 JAPONESAS/Tiempo Reservado (WEA) 4 1 3 08 10 4 TONI BRAXTON/Breathe Again (LaFace/Arista) 6 3 3 09 8 5 JON SECADA/If You Go (SBK( 5 5 0 010 11 3 AMISTADES PELIGROSAS/Esta Yayo (EMI) 4 2 2 1
11 6 11 PRESUNTOS IMPLICADOS/Mi Pequeno (WEA) 3 2 1 012 14 2 ACE OF BASE/Don't Turn (Mega/Metronome) 4 2 2 013 19 4 MARIAH CAREY/Without You (Columbia) 4 2 2 014 13 2 BLUR/Girls & Boys (Food) 2 2 015 12 5 BLUE SWEDE/Hooked On A Feeling (MCA) 3 1 016 -- RE AEROSMITH/Crazy (Geffen) 3 2 1 1
17 > RE RICHARD MARX/Now And Forever (Capitol) 5 3 2 1
18 16 3 PHIL COWNS/We Wait And (Virgin/WEA) 5 0 5 019 17 2 SEAL/Prayer For The Dying (ZTT) 3 1 1
20 NE TONI BRAXTON/You Mean The World To Me (LaFoce/Aristol 3 1 2 3
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TONI BRAXTON/You Mean The World To MeRONALDOS/Y No CantarePINK FLOYD/Keep TalkingCOUNTING CROWS/Round HereDUNCAN DHU/Capricornio
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1 10 2 JOE COCKER/Summer In The City (Capitol)(Geffen) 12 10 2 52 1 3 AEROSMITH/Crazy IA 10 4 03 12 2 ROXETTE/Crash! Boom! Bang! (EMI) 12 6 6 2
4 5 3 BRUCE DICKINSON/Tears Of The Dragon (EMI) 11 7 4 25 15 2 STEVIE NICKS/Blue Denim (EMI) 13 9 4 5
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11 8 3 011 8 4 MICHAEL BOLTON/Lean On Me (Columbia) 7 5 2 012 3 5 CRASH TEST DUMMIES/Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm (Arista) 10 9 1 013 18 3 SKAWAIXER/Gdyby Ktos (MJM) 9 6 3 014 u- RE ETERNAL/Just A Step From Heaven (EMI) 7 4 3 1
15 NE TRAFFIC/Here Comes A Man (Virgin) 7 3 4 016 RE MEAT LOAF/Objects In The Rear (Virgin) 7 3 4 017 13 2 EAST 17/Around The World (London) 7 5 2 018 NE BOB GELDOF/Crazy (Vertigo) 4 3 1 319 17 6 BASIA/Drunk On Love 10 6 4 020 NE WET WET WET/Love Is All Around 6 5 1 2
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STEVIE NICKS/Blue Denim
JOE COCKER/Summer In The City
FRANK BLACK/HeadacheBOSTON/I Need Your LoveBOB GELDOF/Crazy
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NW = NORTHWEST: British Isles(United Kingdom, Ireland).C = CENTRAL German -Language areas(Germany, Austria, parts of Switzerland, Luxembourg).W = WEST: Francophone areas(France, Wallonia/Belgium, parts of Switzerland, Monaco).
N = NORTH: Scandinavia(Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Finland).WC = WEST CENTRAL: Dutch -Language areas(Holland; Flanders/Belgium).S = SOUTH: Italian -Language areas(Italy, Ticino/Switzerland, Malta).
SW = SOUTHWEST: Iberia (Spain, Portugal).EC = EAST CENTRAL: East Central area(Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland).SE = SOUTHEAST: Balkan (no chart compiled yet).NE = NORTHEAST: Baltic area (no chart compiled yet).E = EAST: Eastern area (no chart compiled yet).
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