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Volume 42 No. 13June 8, 1985

SUPERTRAMP FAR FROM FORGOTTEN

Supertramp's long awaited new album, Brother Where You Bound is steadilymoving up the album charts across the country and made the Top 30 of theRPM 100 after only 3 weeks of charting. The album, already at the platinumlevel, has been propelled by Cannonball, the first single taken from the album.Three years in the making, the new album is currently the focus of a majorpush by A&M Records Canada. The launch of the album was bolstered by theattendance of the band at a media/industry reception at Toronto's Diamond.During the event, MuchMusic premiered the 19 -minute film, based on thetitle track and, needless to say, the reaction was "mixed" The album launchwas followed by a promotional tour of Canada by the band members.Produced by the band and David Kershen-baum, Brother Where You Bound repre-sents the first album without former mem-ber Roger Hodgson who was a key con-tributor from the writing standpoint. Alittle colour was added to the sessionwith Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmourmaking a guest appearance.

When Hodgson left the band, somecritics were quick to write off Supertramp.However, with platinum status in just acouple of weeks of release, Supertramphave proven they still have a solid follow-ing in Canada where, incidentally, theyhave always done extremely well.

The quartet now comprises vocalist/keyboardist Rick Davies, saxophonist JohnHelliwell, bassist Doug Thomson, and BobSiebenberg on drums. The latter pointedout that the time lapse between albums(3 years) is not uncommon for Super -tramp. There was also a 3 year wait be-tween Breakfast In America and FamousLast Words. A&M filled the gap with therelease of Paris, the band's "live" LP.

"The backbone of this new LP, BrotherWhere You Bound, has actually beenaround for some time," Siebenberg ex-plains. "The track was originally slatedfor our Famous Last Words album, but itjust didn't fit the format. Ever Open Doorwas also written around the same time,but Side 2 is all very new material."

Siebenberg described the current Super -tramp sound as much tougher with moreof a jazz and blues influence.

"It's getting back into the dramaticeffort and power," he continues. "It'smuch closer to Crime Of The Century,more mature. It reflects the way we liveour lives today."

Rick Davies, who wrote all the musicand lyrics on the new LP, adds to Sieben -berg's description of the band's "todaystatus" with "I now find myself less appre-hensive about saying something that mighthave a political edge to it," continuing with"I tend to read more newspapers, listenmore to what is going on in the world and,in turn, I'm prepared to risk my neck alittle more."

Siebenberg admitted that when a bandloses a key member there are no guaran-tees for anything, but he stressed that intheir case it was impossible to hold goodmusic back. "We continue to feel the waywe do and we're not worried about beingin or out of the limelight. We think the newalbum will grow on people."

As far as attaining the popularity theyonce held, the drummer says, "We certainlyhave the potential to meet the popularity.Those who liked the group before willlike this album."

"I think the music on this record issome of the most accessible stuff that we'vecome out with over the last 2 or 3 records,"he continues. "And now, we are a bit freerto bring in people from the outside to helpus recreate the music in the live shows. Wehad some real good players on this LP,especially a guitar player named MartyWalsh, who supplied an element to thegroup that it's never had." He concludeswith "We would probably want to takeMarty on the road, and it's just little ele-ments like that, that will make it easy toplay our new songs and some of Rick's(Davies) best material from the past thatwe haven't been able to perform live."

Tour plans are in the talking stages,which should see the band firming a majorNorth American tour this coming fall orearly spring of next year. - PM

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Court and police action reported by CRIACRIA reports several matters before thecourts, as well as matters under investi-gation by several police forces. Jack Ander-son and Philip Anderson (d.b.a. Ahed MusicCorp. Ltd., Arc Sound Co. Ltd., and Pre-cision Record Productions, all of Willow -dale, Ont): the principals and companieshave been charged under the CriminalCode with defrauding certain persons hav-ing a proprietary interest in certain record-ings, namely, The Rod Stewart Collection,Roy Orbison, Johnny Horton, Harvest OfHits, and Country Superstars. It's allegedthat the products were manufactured with-out licence or authorization. RichardSteinhoff (d.b.a. R. Steinhoff WholesaleInc. of Woodstock, Ont.): the principaland his company have been charged underthe Copyright Act with regard to infring-ing copies of works in which copyrightsubsists. 110 charges have been laid, dealingwith a variety of artists. Next court date isJuly 30, 1985 at Woodstock. All of theproduct for which charges have been laidwas, according to the CRIA report, im-ported.

Under investigation by police in therespective areas are Millbank Music Corp.St. Laurent, P.Q. (Mr. G. Shapiro), Discus,St. Laurent, P.Q. (Mr. I. Heisler), Trans-Musique (T.M.I.) Inc. St. Leonard, P.Q.(Mr. A. Guillemette), and 124578 CanadaInc. (Concord Music), Concord, Ontario(Mr. J. Vermeer).

It is alleged that the above persons/companies participated in the manufactur-

Virgin Atlantic namedMUSEXPO carrierVirgin Atlantic has been firmed as theofficial U.S. and Central European carrierfor MUSEXPO '85 and International VID-EXPO '85. Both events are set for Kensing-ton Exhibitions Centre in London, Eng-land (Oct. 16 through 18).

Special seat blocks and packages will beavailable to participants in the 2 events whoconfirm their travel requirements in ad-vance.

With newly introduced daily servicebetween Newark and Gatwick, Virgin willprovide full service while offering the mostcompetitive roundtrip airfares of $438 U.S.dollars from Newark.

Huey Lewis And The News receive MCA.7 -times platinum award for their SportsLP. Presentation was made backstage atthe P.N.E. In Vancouver. Don Shafer ofCFOX was on ,hand for the presentation.

ing and/or distribution of alleged counter-feit records and cassettes during 1983,1984 and 1985. Some of the artists involvedare: Robert Charlebois, Jean-Pierre Ferland,Edith Piaf, Michael Fugain, and GilbertBecaud.

Montreal Urban Community Police exe-cuted a Warrant to Search at Millbank inApril and seized 18,000 pieces of allegedcounterfeit product.

At the end of April, 1985, the Metro-politan Toronto Police (Fraud Squad)executed a Warrant to Search at Concordand seized numerous stampers and othermatrix parts alleged to have been used inthe production of the counterfeit product.

If was also reported that at the end ofApril 1985, during the execution of theWarrant to Search at Concord, police seizedapproximately 8,000 pieces of allegedbootleg LP's of the 1985 Cincinnati, OhioBruce Springsteen concert, and the metalstamping parts.

No charges have apparently been laid ineither of these matters and investigations arereportedly continuing.

Orescan overseeingrelease of I.R.S. productPaul Orescan, heading up the Canadianoffice of the I.R.S. label, has geared forthe release of several new projects, whichwill be distributed by MCA in Canada. Theyare The Three O'Clock, Arrive WithoutTravelling, and the Truth's new PlaygroundAlbum. More LPs are being scheduled forrelease.

"We have a really positive feeling withthe new team, as well as the marketingtools and materials that MCA is providing,"said Orescan.

He pointed up that all I.R.S. catalogueproduct will still be distributed by A&M,and that all new releases will be coveredby MCA.

From the British quintet, The Truth,I.R.S. has issued 3 versions of ExceptionOf Love, the first single to be taken fromthe album: the album version, an edited,remixed 7" which ships in a picture sleeve;and a radio -only 12" with the extendedversion on one side and the dance mixon the flip. A live video is also availableof the single.

The Three O'Clock LP has no singledetermined at press time, however a videohas been made available of Her Head'sRevolving. The semi -psychedelic quartet,based in California, were produced byMike Hedges.

Fables Of The Reconstruction, the nextalbum from R.E.M. will be shipped mid -June. This is the third album from theGeorgia -based band and was produced byJoe Boyd, known for his work with theearly Pink Floyd, and is the first R.E.M.LP to include horns. The lead AOR trackis Can't Get There From Here. Tour datesfor June will be announced shortly. ThreeO'Clock will be the opening band.

Sting's new singlebreaking fastIf You Love Somebody Set Them Free, thedebut single from Sting in his new solo role,has become one of the fastest trackedsingles this year. Taken from his upcomingLP release, Dream Of The Blue Turtles, thesingle received immediate playlist adds andimpressive chart positions on its first weekof release - and entered the RPM 100 singlessurvey at No. 69 with a bullet that sameweek. The album, produced by Sting andPete Smith, is scheduled for a June 10threlease.

As an added bonus, the initial shipmentof the single (70,000 pieces) was pressed ingold vinyl - the first time A&M Canada hasshipped a gold single. A 12" is also expected.

"Response from radio has been ex-cellent" said Randy Wells, National Promo-tion Manager for A&M's Canadian opera-tion. "It's definitely one of the fastestmoving singles for us. We've locked upthe country."

Also included on the LP are Love IsThe Seventh Wave, Russians, We WorkThe Black Seam, plus a new version ofShadows In The Rain, a song that appearson Police's Zenyatta Mondatta LP.

Instrumental background for the StingLP was supplied by Kenny Kirkland (key-boards), Branford Marsalis (sax/percussion),Omar Hakim (drums), Darryl Jones (bass)with background vocals supplied by DoletteMcDonald and Janice Pendarvis. Alsogiving an assist are Danny Quatrochi onsynclavier and Eddy Grant on congas.

With A&M already showing a strongquarter, the Sting LP will obviously con-tinue that roll. "Initial orders will be overplatinum," says Joe Summers, Senior VicePresident & General Manager of A&MCanada. "In the long term, the sky's thelimit. The Police album, Synchronicitywent over 850,000. Between 100,000 and800,000 for this album would make usvery happy." He continues with "Havingheard the album already, I think it's abrilliant piece of work. It's more than justbackground music. And having Sting atWonderland this year, I think will make itone of the hottest tickets this summer."

Motown Canada's "Junk Yard Dogs"deliver the new Commodores single, AnimalInstinct, to CKFM's Sheila Conner. Quality'sBrian Stutz gives an assist.

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Q carries on with 'pure rock'"I'd call it the 'lemming factor," answersCILQ-FM (Q-107) Vice President GarySlaight, when askedhis opinion regard-ing the softening ofradio formats. "Sureradio formats havesoftened . . . every-body's followingsuit. Three years ago,most major marketswould have 2 or 3AOR outlets. Now,it's frequently closerto one. I read about Gary SlaightAOR 'booming', but that only followsgiven how few there are left. AlthoughQ -107's sound was harder a year ago than itis now, we're still trying to maintain theimage of a pure rock - however that'sdefined - station."

The son of broadcasting mogul AlanSlaight, the younger Slaight was raised in"a radio family". After studies at Uni-versity of Western Ontario, Slaight workedat an ad agency, followed by stints atQuality Records, Warner Bros. (WEA),and CKLG in Vancouver. He joined Q atits inception in 1977. Following the de-parture of Dave Charles in 1978 and TonyViner in 1983, Slaight absorbed bothindividuals' positions - Program Directorand General Manager respectively. The PDresponsibilities are lessened significantly bythe presence of Bob Mackowycz. "Bob isfabulous," says Slaight. "We're alwayscommunicating well because we've beendoing it for 7 years. I'd be bored withoutboth functions to look after. I have goodpeople here, like Bob, so it makes it easy."

The station sponsors an annual Home -

Michelob sponsoringPhil Collins tourMichelob, the St. Louis -based brewery,is the sponsor for Atlantic recording artistPhil Collins' current North American tour.The tour's 28 dates amount in sum to 39performances throughout the U.S. as wellas in Montreal (played May 13) and inToronto (29).

It would be a gross understatement tosay that the Genesis vocalist/drummer ishot. In addition to an ongoing career withGenesis that now spans 15 years. Collins'star as a solo performer on the internationalmusic scene is still ascendant. His 3rd soloLP, No Jacket Required, has been NorthAmerica's No. 1 LP and topped the RPM100 on Apr. 27, a position it held forseveral weeks.

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If You Love Soinehody Set Them Free, the debut single from Sting in his new solo role,

has become one of the fastest tracked singles this year. Taken from his upcoming

LP release, Dream Of The Blue Turtles, the single received immediate playlist adds and

impressive chart positions on its first week of releaie - and entered the RPM 100 singles

survey at No. 69 with a bullet that same week. The album, produced by Sting and

Pete Smith, is scheduled for a June 10th release.

As an added bonus, the initial shipment of the single (70,000 pieces) was pressed in

gold vinyl -

the first time A&M Canada has shipped a gold single. A 12" is also expected.

"Response from radio has been ex- cellent" said Randy Wells, National Promo-

tion Manager for A&M's Canadian opera- tion. "It's definitely one of the fastest

moving singles for us. We've locked up the country."

Also included on the LP are Love Is The Seventh Wave, Russians, We Work The Black Seam, plus a new version of

Shadows In The Rain, a song that appears on Police's Zenyatta Mondatta LP.

Instrumental background for the Sting LP was supplied by Kenny Kirkland (key-

boards), Branford Marsalis (sax/percussion), Omar Hakim (drums), Darryl Jones (bass) 4 with background vocals supplied by Dolette

McDonald and Janice Pendarvis. Also giving an assist are Danny Quatrochi on

synclavier and Eddy Grant on congas. With A&M already showing a strong quarter, the Sting LP will obviously con-

tinue that roll. "Initial orders will be over platinum," says Joe Summers, Senior Vice

President & General Manager of A&M Canada. "In the long term, the sky's the

limit. The Police album, Synchronicity went over 850,000. Between 100,000 and

800,000 for this album would make us very happy." He continues with "Having

heard the album already, I think it's a brilliant piece of work. It's more than just

background music. And having Sting at Wonderland this year, I think will make it

one of the hottest tickets this summer."

Motown Canada's "Junk Yard. Dogs" deliver the new Commodores single, Animal

Instinct, to CKFM's Sheila Conner. Quality's Brian Stutz gives an assist.

Q carries on with 'pure rock' mandate "I'd call it the 'lemming factor," answers

CILQ-FM (Q-107) Vice President Gary Slaight, when asked

his opinion regard- ing the softening of

radio formats. "Sure radio formats have

softened . . .

every- body's following

suit. Three years ago, most major markets

would have 2 or 3 AOR outlets. Now,

it's frequently closer to one. I read about

AOR 'booming', but that only follows given how few there are left. Although

Q -107's sound was harder a year ago than it is now, we're still trying to maintain the

image of a pure rock - however that's defined - station." The son of broadcasting mogul Alan Slaight, the younger Slaight was raised in

"a radio family". After studies at Uni- versity of Western Ontario, Slaight worked

at an ad agency, followed by stints at Quality Records, Warner Bros. (WEA),

and CKLG in Vancouver. He joined Q at its inception in 1977. Following the de-

parture of Dave Charles in 1978 and Tony Viner in 1983, Slaight absorbed both

individuals' positions - Program Director and General Manager respectively. The PD

responsibilities are lessened significantly by the presence of Bob Mackowycz. "Bob is

fabuloui," says Slaight. 'We're always communicating well because we've been

doing it for 7 years. I'd be bored without both functions to look after. I have good

people here, like Bob, so it makes it easy." The station sponsors an annual Home -

Michelob sponsoring Phil Collins tour

Michelob, the St. Louis -based brewery, is the sponsor for Atlantic recording artist

Phil Collins' current North American tour. The tour's 28 dates amount in sum to 39

performances throughout the U.S. as well as in Montreal (played May 13) and in

Toronto (29). It would be a gross understatement to

say that the Genesis vocalist/drummer is hot. In addition to an ongoing career with

Genesis that now spans 15 Years. Collins' star as a solo performer on the international

music scene is still ascendant. His 3rd solo LP, No Jacket Required, has been North

America's No. 1 LP and topped the RPM 100 on Apr. 27, a position it held for

several weeks. Collins won a Grammy as Pop Male

Vocalist of the Year earlier this year, and witnessed his Easy Lover duet with

Earth Wind & Fire's Philip Bailey top A/C, pop, and black charts. One More Night, the

debut single from the No Jacket Required LP, went to No. 1. Sussudio, the debut

European single and North American follow-up, has

- not surprisingly - vaulted quickly into most top 30's after barely

a month on release.

Gary Slaight

grown Contest for aspiring bands, now into its 7th year. Slaight admits that "it's not a totally original idea" but emphasizes the contest's longevity. Rockline, the

syndicated, satellite -accessed interview pro- gram, is carried by Q-107 Monday nights at 11:30 p.m. "Rockline has been running

with great success in the U.S. for 3 years," Slaight explains. "As a rule, it makes for

good radio . . .

it's brought radio right into the '80s. Now the fan can speak directly with the artist."

duMaurier sponsors Jazz Festival

The first du Maurier International Jazz Festival has been firmed for 5 days in 16 locales throughout Toronto, including Roy

Thomson Hall, Massey Hall, The Sheraton Centre, and The Brunswick House.

Slated to appear at the event, which runs June 18 through 22, are such jazz

notables as Oscar Peterson, Lionel Hamp- ton, Michel Petrucciani, and Miles Davis.

Information is available on a "jazz hotline" at 416-597-1589, set up by Festi-

val Plus Concerts, the event's organizer/ producer.

CBS takes precautions with Marvin Gaye LP

Due to some of the ,controversial subject matter on the new Marvin Gaye LP, Dream

Of A Lifetime, CBS Records is including a notice on the jacket advising consumers

that they may find some of the lyrical content offensive. CBS also took similar

precautions with the Eddie Murphy album, a comedy LP released by CBS.

The album was co -produced by Gaye, Gordon Banks and Harvey Fuqua. Sancti-

fied Lady has been released as the first single. The LP includei material the late singer had been working on just before

his death last year. The album also con- tains material he had recorded over the years and turned over to his mother for

safekeeping. "Some material on the album may be

offensive to listeners," said Bill Bannon, Director of Artist Relations and R&B Product Manager for CBS. "I didn't find the

record offensive, but there are a couple of tracks that are questionable. It's a very mix-

ed and diversified LP. It's just good music, as far as I'm concerned, and I think it's

going to do very well." The Life's Opera track includes the Lord's Prayer, while Dream Of A Lifetime

contains lyrics that ironically conclude with "I thank God for my wonderful life".

Bannon pointed out that the° notice is just to bring attention to would-be buyers that it's the right of the consumer to either buy or not buy an album.

"Many people are going to start guessing about this LP because they may think he

(Gaye) may have knew something was going to happen. It's going to conjure up a lot of

thoughts. That may be considered con- troversial."

RPM - June 8,1985 - 3

Standard appointment for Greg Stewart

Greg Stewart has been appointed Vice Pres- ident and General Manager of CJAD Ltd. The appointment has been described as

"consolidating the responsibility of both CJAD-AM and FM96, CJFM under one gen-

eral manager." In making the announcement Peter Shur - man, President of Standard Broadcasting,

Radio Division, stated: "Greg clearly dem- onstrated his abilities as Program Director

and then as General Manager of CJAD and that they too will benefit from his unique

management style." Stewart became an important part of the

Montreal radio scene in 1974 as on -air per- sonality and Music Director for CKGM. He

joined CJFM in 1978 as Program Director. During the period of time he was with CJFM, the station moved from a BBM weekly rating of 274,000 in 1978 to break-

ing the half million mark at 518,000 in '85. On accepting his new position, Stewart noted: " I view the opportunity to manage

both stations as tremendously exciting; certainly my greatest challenge in broadcast-

ing to date. My new role will be to supervise the direction and positioning for CJAD and

CJFM. Each station's target will be re- emphasized. While FM96, CJFM maintains

top numbers in it's desired age 25- 40 age group, CJAD will position itself as the leader in 30-54."

Slate of new releases from Fanfare label

Fanfare Records the Toronto -based classi- cal independent, has announced a release

schedule that will see 20 new projects materialize over the next 6 months.

These will include 4 records featuring Andrew Davis in both conductor and

musician (harpsichord, organ) roles, 3 re- leases from cellist Ofra Harnoy, as well

as releases from Erich Kunzel, Riki Tur- ofsky, John Arpin, and Anton Kuerti.

The label's president, Julian Rice, is currently negotiating foreign licensing and/

or distribution rights for Fanfare product.

Thor picks up his Viper LP, Only The Strong during visit to Attic offices (I to r) Keith Zazzi, Thor, Al Mair (Attic Pres),

Pantera, Steve Price, and in front Attic's Ralph Alfonso and Lindsay Gillespie.

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Possibly the end of an era.The financial problems plaguing one of thebiggest annual events in the music industryhave led to the speculation that this couldbe the end. It got too big too fast . . . notthe business . . . the event!! It no longer is abig and prestigious event. It's more like adisaster . . . on the books and I mean bigbucks. Now that's a nose for news!!! Eatyour hearts out dailies!! SCOOP!) (EC:After you stoop!!)

So and so .. . and the 7 dwarfs . . ??How about that major programmer who has7 girls between the ages of 18 and 34, givinghim an assist on picking music. Do youknow where your children are? Reminds meof the old days when on -air personalitieshad lots of fun. Of course, you had to bea personality ... or at least have some.

Some swashbuckling action!!Don't you believe for a minute that justbecause a few pirates and counterfeitersare being caught . . . . that's the end of it.Just watch for an all out, full scale crack-down on anyone who puts out a recordand doesn t' have rights to the product.Finally, the industry means business and,perhaps retailers who sell the bogusproduct, may have a surprise coming.(EC: Fight those pirates like Errol Flynnin the movies!! On Guard!!!)

. the prophets of doom, the messengers ormediocrity, trill he overwhelmed by the newgeneration ol competent, creative, confidentartisans and by all those of preceding generationswho have already demonstrated their freshness ofmind, their talent and their capacity for inspiredleadership." Pierre Juneau.1 Vkl r

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Wear your long johns... !!Attic held a nice little party for KatrinaAnd The Waves . . . and the idea of hold-ing it on a cruise boat seemed very appeal-ing in the downtown heat. After arrivingdown by the lake, the mood improved withmany of the boarders dressed in their cruiseattire (tank tops, white shirts and shorts,and white skirts). Shortly after boarding,CHUM's Brad Jones supplied everyone withlighters and sun tanning supplies and achosen few were given the latest in CHUMtee-shirts. While waiting for the "ship"???to sail, the visions of sailing turned intothoughts of ice -fishing, and while I leftmomentarily, to get my long johns andmitts . . . the boat left. Nice try Lindsay.The idea was great, and so was the food.It's too bad Mother Nature wasn't onyour side.

They want the gate as well .. . ??There are a couple of people who arepretty hot under the collar over a certainprogrammer demanding the gate receiptsof a concert . . . as his payoff. It wouldn'tbe too bad if the sucker would add the.act's record.

Boats and planes and trains etc 11Promo parties are taking place on boatsand we hear there is a plan to charter aplane for a high flying promo party (EC:

Concorde, of course!) Now, there is evenone company thinking about booking atrain for a trip to nowhere, with drinksand a hype you won't forget. (EC: Hoorayfor Hollywood! This is getting to be thebig time! Take the last train to hitsville!)

The battle for the RPM Cup . . !!They're off and battling bat to bat forthe RPM Cup. . . . and who was that blondstranger in the purple sweater who caughtthe Sunrise team by surprise? The WEAWackers wrapped that game 15 to 5. All -disc also looked good, defeating Wheels 13to 6, and Capitol never looked that goodlast year, as they defeated Quality by ascore of 14 to 6. The squeaker was CBSover Roblan 7 to 4. The Sunrise teamwasn't that bad really . . . as Ian Marchantmade good use of the free agent draft. It'salso expected that Sunrise catcher RobinNewstead will sign a major equipmentendorsement deal very soon.

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Infomart of Canada, a division of theSoutham publishing concern, launched theTeleguide service in Toronto in 1982. The

1985 WPSF firmedfor Tokyo datesThe 1985 World Popular Song Festivalhas been firmed for Oct. 26 and 27 inTokyo, Japan. Sponsored by the YamahaMusic Foundation, the event, over 16 years,has fielded applications from 95 countries.

This year's deadline for applications isJune 30.

The 1985 event will take place at the12,000 -seat Budokan with the finals to becovered by Japan's Fuji TV network.

Last year's winner, France Joli ofCanada, is currently on release with WitchOf Love - an Epic LP containing last year'sprize-winning song, Party Lights.

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Based in Toronto, Infomart has branchoffices in Ottawa, Winnipeg, and Toronto.To call up the listings derived from RPM'scharts, a customer selects either the Top 30LPs or Top 30 Singles item after initiallyselecting the entertainment category. Theletters R,P, and M appear in the lowerright-hand corner of the screen after theterminal has displayed the requested in-formation. At this writing, Teleguideterminals are planned for Las Vegas, SanDiego, and Singapore. May marks thelaunch of Teleguide in Tokyo.

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(8) EVERYBODY WANTS TO RULE THE WORLDTears For Fears Vertigo - SOV-2354-Q(LP) Songs From The Big Chair - VOG1-3353-Q

2 1 (14) DON'T YOU (Forget About Me)Simple Minds - Virgin - VS -1250-QILPI Breakfast Club/Soundtrack - SP -5045-W

5 (10) WEVERYTHIG SHE ANTSHAM ColumNbia - 38.04W840 -H(LP) Make It Big - FC-39595-H

(131CRAZY FOR YOUMadonna - Geffen -92-90517-P(LP) Vision Quest/Soundtrack - XGHS-24063-P

(15) RHYTHM OF THE NIGHTDeBarge - Gordy - G -1770X -M(LP) Rhythm Of The Night - G -6123-M

(121 SMOOTH OPERATORSade - Portrait - 37-04807-H(LP) Diamond Life - FR -39581-1-1

(10) GIGOLO/I AIN'T GOT NOBODYDavid Lee Roth - Warner Bros 92-90407-P(LP) Crazy From The Heat 92-52221-P

(15)OBSESSIONAnimotion - Mercury MS -76230Q(LP) The Language Of Attraction -SMM-1-4106-0

(6, ANGELMadonna - Sire - 92-90087-P(LPI Like A Virgin - 92.51571-P

(in WE ARE THE WORLDUSA For Africa - Columbia - 7BEN-04839-1-1(LP) We Are The World - BEN -40043-H

110) WALKING ON SUNSHINEKatrina & The Waves Attic - AT -327-W(LP) Katrina & The Waves - LAT-1210M

(10)SUDDENLYBilly Ocean - Jive - JIVE -90X -M(LP) Suddenly - JV-6613-M

(20)NIGHTSHIFTCommodores - Motown - M1773 -M(LP) Nightshift - M6124 -M

(8) BLACK CARSGino Vannelli Polydor - PDS-2279-Q 1,11.(LP) Black Cars -PD5-1-6415-Q

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(61WOULD I LIE TO YOUEurythmic - RCA - PB-14078-N(LP) Be Yourself Tonight - AJL1-5429-N

161AXEL FHarold Faltermeyer - MCA - 52536-J(LP) Beverly Hills Cop/Soundtrack - MCA -5553-J

(5)SUSSUDIOPhil Collins - Atlantic - 78-95607-P(LP) No Jacket Required - 78-12401-P

PIA VIEW TO A KILLDuran Duran - Capitol - 5475-FILP) A View To A Kill/Soundtrack - SV-12413-F

)14ISOME LIKE IT HOTPower Station - Capitol - 5444-FILP) The Power Station - SJ-12380-F

12o)ONE NIGHT IN BKMurray Head - RCA

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23 15 (141ALL SHE WANTS TO DO IS DANCEDon Henley - Geffen 92.90657-P(LP) Building The Perfect Beast - XGHS-24026-P

24 9 (12) TEARS ARE NOT ENOUGHNorthern Lights - Columbia - 7BEN-7073-H 0(LP) N/A

Q31 (5)(You're AISTRANGE ANIMALGowan - Columbia C4 -7082-HILPI Strange Animal - PC -80099-H

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Q32 I5)HEAVENBryan Adams - A&M - 2729-W(LP) Reckless -SP-5013-W

27 20 (131D0N'T COME AROUND HERE NO MORETom Petty & Heartbreakers - MCA 52496-JILPI Southern Accents - MCA -5486-J

28 30 (7)VOU'RE THE ONLY LOVE MAPaul Hyde & The Payolas A&M 682-W(LP) Here's The World For Ya SP -5025-W

(5) FRESHKool And The Gang - DeLite DES -833-QILP) Emergency - DSR-8509-0

30 33 (6) SAY YOU'RE WRONGJulian Lennon - Atlantic - 78-95677-P(LP) Valotte - 78-01841-P

CANNONBALL31 36 2731.),(LP) Brother Where You Bound -SP-5914-W

32 25(/./SHOUTTears For Fears - Vertigo - SOV-2351-Q(LP) Songs From The Big Chair - VOG1-3353-C1

THAT WAS YESTERDAY33 27 (12) Foreigner - Atlantic - 78-95717-P(LP) Agent Provocateur - 78.19991-P

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47 (51 RASPBERRY BERETPrince - Warner Bros - 92-89727-P(LP) Around The World In A Day -92-52861-P

53 (3) THE GOONIES 'R' GOOD ENOUGHCyndi Lauper - Portrait - 34-04918-H(LP) The Goonles/Soundtrack -SE-40067-H

38 28 (19) A CRIMINAL MINDGowan - Columbia - C4.7061 -H(LP) Strange Animal - PC -80099-H

39 29 (18) INVISIBLEAlison Moyet - Columbia - 1C4-7062-11(LP) Alf - PCC-90723-H

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54 46 (17) MATERIAL GIRLMadonna - Sire - 92-90837-P(LP) Like A Virgin - 92-51571-P

55 41 116) I'M ON FIREBruce Springsteen - Columbia - 38-04772-H(LP) Born In The USA - QC -38653-H

56 42 cig)CAN'T FIGHT THIS FEELINGREO Speedwagon - Epic - 34-04713-HILPI Wheels Are Turnin QE -39593-H

57 57 (8)D0 YOU WANNA GET AWAYShannon - Mirage - 79-96557-P(LP) Do You Wanna Get Away -79-2671-P

58 43 (11) WHYBronski Beat - London - LDS -219-QILPI The Age Of Consent - LON-109-Q

59 49 / Hall & Oates - RCA - PB-14035-N SOME THINGS ARE BETTER LEFT

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60 50 (231THE HEAT IS ONGlenn Frey - MCA - 52512-J(LP) Beverly Hills Cop/Sndtrck - MCA -5553-J

61 61 (15) STAY IN THE LIGHTHoneymoon Suite - WEA 25-91527-P(LP) Honeymoon Suite - 25-07301-P

62 62 (7) WHEN YOU WERE MINECyndi Lauper - Portrait - 1 E4 -7079-H(LP) She's So Unusual - FR -38930-H

63 56 in) THE RIDDLENik Kershaw - MCA - 52544-J(LP) The Riddle - MCA -5569-J

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65 68 131 TOUGH ALL OVERJohn Cafferty - Scotti Bros -ZS4.04891-H(LP) Tough All Over - FZ-39405-H

66 70 1101FOREVER YOUNGAlphaville - WEA - 24.91007-P

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76 64 1141 MISSING YOUDiana Ross - RCA - P8 -13966-N(LP) Swept Away - AFL1-5009-N

77 66 (10) VOX HUNIANAKenny Loggins - Columbia - 38-4849-H(LP) Vox Humana - FC-39174-H

78 76 (221 CALIFORNIA 'GIRLSDavid Lee Roth - Warner Bros - 92.91027-P(LP) Crazy From The Heat - 92-52221-P

79 73 (26) I WANT TO KNOW WHAT LOVE ISForeigner - Atlantic - 78-95967-P(LP) Agent Provocateur - 78-19991-P

80 71 (17) TOO LATE FOR GOODBYESJulian Lennon - Atlantic - 78-95897-P(LP) Valotte 78-01841-P

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The BIG news is Motown

by Sheila Kay National Publicity & Video -Quality Records

The big news this summer is MOTOWN! The hits, as they say, just keep coming. The

Commodores, still high on the charts with their super-

lative Nightshift, have just released their second single from the new al- bum, a "killer" cut titled Animal In-

stinct. The video for Animal In-

stinct was added at MuchMusic approxi- Sheila Kay

mately 6 hours after the tape entered Canada. DeBarge broke in Canada this spring

with the sizzling Rhythm Of The Night, and follow up that success with a new

single, Who's Holding Donna Now - some pure pop for summer radio.

The Temptations have a new single just out, How Can You Say That It's Over. The "Temps" wrote the book on R&B,

so don't miss them at Toronto's Ontario Place Forum (June 10 & 11), and in Halifax (June 12 & 13).

Rick James is doing well at radio with Can't Stop, soon to be followed by the title

cut from his new LP Glow. His proteges, the Mary Jane Girls are kicking in at radio

- Kay

with In My House, playlisted across the country and now building to chart numbers.

A Motown newcomer Maureen Steele is catching on with her first outing, Save

The Night For Me, from her debut album Nature Of The Beast. Keep an eye on her.

What do you call 3 young brothers who don't drink, smoke or indulge in drugs, who live at home on the family farm, and

serve up the hottest rock on either side of the Atlantic? Mama's Boys, of course!

Following up the success of last summer's single, Mama Weer All Crazee Now and If

The Kids Are United, the Boys return with a new album Power And Passion. Kerrang

Magazine says "The album title tells it all - more POWER than a runaway cruise

missle, and more PASSION than a U2 world tour". Early believers in the bluesy Needle

In The Groove are Q104, Q107, CITI-FM, CFMC-FM and KIK-FM. The new single,

Letting Go, should convince the rest. The Boys are about to hit the U.S., on the Ratt tour, so look for Canadian dates to

be announced shortly. Montreal's Gino Soccio is back on the

airwaves with Human Nature. The song is already a dance floor smash, and radio is starting to catch up. Gino was recently named Best Male Artist 1984 by the Black Music Association of Canada. Congrats!

Maritimer Matt MingleWood re-enters the fray with a new single, Livin' Outside

Cassette shipments are up - Stats Canada Stats Canada figures released for the month

of March 1985 reveal that year-to-date net shipments of 7" and 12" records are down

from 1984 - 19% and 27% respectively. The good news is that pre-recorded

cassettes show a 19% increase over last year (year-to-date net shipments of 8,964, 578 in March of 1985 as compared to

7,477,359 for the same period last year.) This shows a 9% increase in dollar sales for the month - up $11,381,381 this year

over 10,414,003 for March of 1984. The year-to-date net value of sales for

the 7" and 12" records and cassettes are however, down over last year - 18% for

the former and 5% for cassettes.

CBLT reactivates Concerts in Park

CBLT, in cooperation with the City of Toronto Department of Parks and Recrea-

tion and the Toronto Star, has reactivated their popular Concerts In The Parks series.

Kicking off the series will be Rough Trade at High Park (June 9), followed by

Ronnie Hawkins at High Park (16), 20th Century Rebels, Kew Gardens (July 21), CANO, Kew Gardens (28), and Kate &

Anna McGarrigle, Kew Gardens (Aug. 18). The Concerts In The Park series are

being produced by Jeff Silverman, and are taped for broadcast later this summer on Channel 5.

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The Law. Radio was serviced with an AUK sampler, with an interview on the flip, and

(a first for Canadian radio) a specially mixed Country sampler, again with an

interview on the flip. Minglewood is tour- ing extensively across Canada in support of the new album, Me And The Boys.

And . . . .

finally, from the 'We know it's left field, but remember Stars On?"

file, we bring you Kimera, with the single, The Lost Opera. Kimera is a Korean -born,

French -trained opera singer, with an astounding 4 octave range and an intense

love of dance music. The Lost Opera was recorded last year in England with the London Symphony, and combines dance rhythms with a medley of well-known

arias. Unusual? but Top 5 in Europe for over 6 months.

WEA debut from Norway's AHA

Warner Bros., have just released an LP by AHA - a trio whose members hail from Nor- way. Consisting of Pal (Paul) Waaktaar-

Gamst (guitars, keyboards), Magne (Mags) Furuholmen (keyboards) and Morten Har-

ket (vocals), the band has completed a video for the Hunting High And Low LP's debut

single, Take On Me. The clip was directed by Steve Barron, notable for his work on

Michael Jackson's Billie Jean. The LP was produced by Tony Mansfield, Alan Tarney,

and John Ratcliff.

Waaktaar-Gamst and Furuholmen, born in Oslo, have been friends since the age of

10. With Harket, born near Oslo, the trio travelled to London "on spec" with a batch

of tunes they had penned together. AHA then net John Ratcliff at London's Rend-

ezvous Studios, where they had chosen to do demos. Ratcliff now manages the band

with Terry Slater, former A&R head at E.M.I. Records.

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3 TEARS ARE NOT ENOUGH- Northern Lights Columbia

4 (You're A) STRANGE ANIMALCowan Columbia

5 HEAVEN- Bryan Adams - A&M

6 YOU'RE THE ONLY LOVEPaul Hyde & The Payolas A&M

7 A CRIMINAL MIND Gowan - Columbia

8 WE RUN- Strange Advance - Capitol

9 NEVER SURRENDER- Corey Halt - Aquarius

10 (Make Me Do) ANYTHINGHY,C),o - Capitol

LLI5 GINO VANNE

6 IDLE EYES

7 COREY HART

1 GOWAN

Edgardo Diaz's intention to keep theband's average age in the low teens, theremay be another lineup by the time youread this.

DIRE STRAITS - PopBrothers In Arms - Vertigo - VOG-3357-QNewest from Britain's Dire Straits with thesultans continuing to swing. Key is WalkOf Life, taken as the first single and mov-ing up the RPM 100 singles survey. TheStraits are touring worldwide behind thisone. Produced by Mark Knopfler andNeil Dorfsman.

HELIX - RockLong Way To Heaven - Capitol - ST -12411-FNow that the metal revival has spent itself,Helix can distance themselves from their lesstalented studs -and -leather counterparts. Thisrecord, their 3rd for the label, is less grasp-ing than last year's Welkin' The Razor'sEdge and should bring them closer to radioand the essential U.S. market. Key are:the surprisingly soulful The Kids Are AllShakin' (a good radio song), and the titletrack. Brian Vollmer's vocal is often blurred,but the guitar mixes carry the feel in a gen-

- Strange Animal - Columbia

2 BRYAN ADAMS- REckless - A&M

PAUL. HYDE & THE PAYOLAS- Fiore's The Woi Id For Ye - A&M

4 ST RANGE ADVANCE- 2W0 - Capitol

- Black Cars - Polydor

Idle Eyes - WEA-

- First Offense - Aquarius

8 HONEYMOON SUITE- Honeymoon Suite - WEA

9 TRIUMPH- Thunder Seven - MCA

10 PARACHUTE CLUB- At The Feet Of The Moon RCA

4 BIG SISTER

Its

eaxoltA/C SINGLES

ADAM BOMB - RockFatal Attraction - Geffen XGHS-24066-PInteresting only for the inclusion of DavidBowie's All The Young Dudes. Bomb ismanaged by Krebs & Leber which will bea certain edge in cracking the competitiveU.S. hard rock market. Sufficiently com-petent sidemen, but Bomb's voice is justtoo familiar. Produced by Rick Asher Keffer.

MEN WITHOUT HATS - PopFreeways - Sire/Statik - 25-22261-PRe-release of the Folk Of the '80s EP ma-terial coupled with Freeways, a previouslyunreleased trilingual medley. Produced byMarc Durand. Cancon.

MEAT LOAF - PopBad Attitude - RCA - AFL1-5451-NThe further adventures of Meat Loaf withsome help from Who vocalist Roger Daltreyon the title track. Produced by Paul Jacobsand His Loafship. Inner sleeve with libretto.A generally competent "comeback" effort.

1 HEAVEN- Bryan Adams - A&M

2 TEARS ARE NOT ENOUGH- Northern Lights - Columbia

3 I DON'T THINK I'M READY FOR YOU- Anne Murray Capitol

- Headlines Axe

- Idle Eyes WEA

Mary-Lu zahaian - Maza

5 TOKYO ROSE

6 CALL ME

7 CLOSER- Slobhan Crawley - Freedom

8 YOU CAN BREAK MY HEART- Madonna Tassi - Spin

9 WHEN WILL I FALL IN LOVE- Bijou Axe

10 THE SECOND THAT I SAW YOU- Strange Advance - Capitol

I;ICOUNTRY SINGLES

1 YOU LIFT ED ME HIGH ENOUGH- Mercny Brothers - MBS

2 COUNTING -I HE I LOVE YOUS- Terry Carlsse - Savannah

3 MAGIC IN THE MUSIC- C -Weed Band - RCA

4 HOLD ON TO WHAT YOU GOT Gilles Godard - Book Shop

5 GLAD WE'RE BAD AT SOMETHINGProphel/Carriere - Prophet

6 THE LONELIEST STAR IN TEXAS- Terry Stinislon Savannah

7 SHE'S NO LADY Paul Weber - GNAP

8 TONIGHT I'LL MAKE IT UP TO YOU The Haggertys - B&C

9 ONE HEART AWAY- Ron( Sommers - GNAP

10 I DON'T THINK I'M READY FOR YOU- Anne Murray - Capitol

1 2 (lc TEARS FOR FEARChair (Vertigo)VOG1-3353-Q (Cassette VOG4-3353-Q1

2 3 (15) PHIL COLLINSNo Jacket Required (Atlantic)78-12401-P (Cassette 78-12404-P1

3 1 i71USA FOR AFRICAWe Are The World ) -ColumbiaColumbiaBEN -4003-H (Cassette - 8ENT-40043-H)

4 4 130/ MADONNALike A Virin (Sire) I92-51571-Pg (Cassette 92-51574-P)

(521 BRUCE SPRINGSTEENBorn In The USA (Columbia)QC 38653-H (Cassette OCT 38653-H1

6 5 (14) DAVID LEE ROTH92-52221-P (Cassette 92 -52224 -PICrazy From The Heat (Warner Bros)

7 7 1191SADEDiamond Life (Portrait)FR -39581-H (Cassette FRT-39581-H1

8 9 (18)GOWANStrange Animal (Columbia) k''1ikr,PC -80099-H (Cassette 80099-H)

9 6 1211 JOHN FOGERTYCenterfieid (Warner Bros)92.52031-P (Cassette 92 -52034 -PI

0 WHAM(311Make15It Big (c'mbialPC -39595-H (Cassettelu FCT-395954-11

'( FOREIGNERAgent Provocateur (Atlantic)78-19991.P (Cassette 7B -19994 -PI

12 12 (9) POWER STATIONThe Power Station (Capitol)SJ-12380-F (Cassette 4 XJ-12380-F

6) PRINCEAround The World In A Day (Warner Bros/92-52861-P (Cassette 92 -52864 -PI

14 14 (20) BEVERLY HILLS COPSoundtrack (MCATMCA -5553-J (Cassette MCAC-5553-J)

POINTER SISTERS- Break Out (Planet)

BXLI 4705-N (Cassette BXK1 4705-N)

16130)R1%FicYkiAesNs (AAD8mAM) S

SP -5013W (Cassette CS -5013-W)

10 25 (7) Dream Into Action - WEAHOWARD JONES24-06321-P(Cassette - 24 -06324 -PI

TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS18 16 (10)Southern Accents (MCA)

MCA -5486-J (Cassette MCAC-5486-J)

DeBARGE19 20 (9)Rhythm Of The Night (Gordy)

G -6123-M (Cassette G4 -6123-M1

EURYTHMICS0 31 (4) Be Yourself Tonight (RCA)

AJL1-5429-N (Cassette AJK1-5429-NI

ANIMOTION21 21 17) The Language Of Attraction (Mercury)

SMM-1.4106-0 (Cassette MMR4-1-4106-0)

COMMODORES22 23 1151 Nightshift (Motown)

M6124 -M (Cassette M4 -6124-M1

034 14) Brother Where You Bound (A&a