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WATCH IT, BUDDY - Fausto Terenzi (right) and Leone di Lernia clownit up for the camera. Terenzi joined Radio Monte Carlo/Milan on June 3to host the morning show "Banda Di Pazzi" (Crazy Gang) along withLernia, Claudio Galizzi, Giancarlo Mingozzi, Franco Bramerio andAlberto Baschetti.

Is There Enough?by the M&M staff

As the radio industry continues togrow, how difficult is it for PDsto find enough talented, profes-sional -sounding air personalities,music directors and producers?Here's how the situation breaksdown across Europe:

According to Spain's Antena3 programming head JuanRamon Pardo, "It's always diffi-cult to recruit. In our case, RadioOle and Radio 80 need a specialbreed of DJ which is difficult tofind, since most are more orien-tated towards youth program-ming."

As far as industry competitionfor talent is concerned, RadioEspaila/Top 97.2 music managerRaul Marchant says, "Themajors inevitably grab the goodones while the small ones, like

ourselves, usually become train-ing centres. It can take from threeto six months to train someone.We provide scholarships toaround four students a month."

Once the right talent has beenfound, keeping them can beanother problem. "There's a 25%to 30% turnover among DJs,while there are few changesamong the programming staff,"says Pardo. Antena tends to paythe going market rate because"the FM formula radio does notdepend on big stars. We needpeople who adapt to our formats."Nevertheless, there have beenexceptions to the rule (see M&MJuly 27).

Radio Kiss Kiss Network/Naples PD Gianni Simioliexplains, "We meet potentialstaffers who are often unprepared,

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It's Ratings Time!Capital FMTops LondonRadio Sweeps

Top Two Stations(Audience Share)

1st Qtr. 2nd Qtr.Capital FM 15% 16%BBC Radio 2 n/a 14%

Prime MoversLBC Newstalk 4% 5%

Capital Radio continues to dom-inate the highly competitive Lon-don radio market, despite increas-es in reach by Kiss, Melody andJazz.

Capital FM holds the largestaudience share of the Londonmarket at nearly 16%, ahead ofBBC Radio 2 with nearly 14%and Radio 1 with 13%. Its FMreach remains stable at 31% whileCapital Gold, which has a 9%London share, increased its reach1% to 22%.

Says Capital Gold PDRichard Park, "It's a highlycreditable performance. FM hoursare up to over 32 million listenersand that's a very good score. Infact, in a city with around 20 sta-tions, it's spectacular." Park alsoclaims that Capital Gold is stillfinding new listeners and expects"to see another increase in theOctober -December survey."

Kiss FM's 1% rise in reachtakes them to an audience of1.135 million and the station isclaiming over 100.000 newfemale listeners. Total hours also


Overall Decline Charivari,In French Bayern PostRadio Listening Successes

Top Two Stations(Cume Audience)

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1st Qtr. 2nd Qtr.20.1% 18.8°-,

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Prime MoversFun Radio 4.0°, 4.8%NRJ 9.3'0 9.9%

According to Mediametrie,French national audience ratingsfor April -June 1991 (1% =

440.000 listeners) were downoverall, achieving a 76.8% reachcompared with 79% in the previ-ous quarter.

The result were not surpris-ing to most industry observersgiven the increased listening dur-ing the Gulf war compared topost-war audiences. France Info,the all -news FM statio-rbenefit-ted most from the Gulf crisis witha reach of 9.7% compared withsecond quarter ratings of 7.7%.although its year-to-year gain of3.1% remains impressive.

There was no change in theAM stations, with leader RTLdown to 18.8% from 20.1%.while Europe 1 fell to 11.7%from 12.8%. France Interdecreased its reach slightly to11% from 12%, and RadioMonte Carlo declined to 4.9%from 5.6%.

On FM, NRJ regained the topspot, up 9.9% from 9.3% whileSkyrock dropped slightly to 5.5%


Bavaria Ratings Highlights

Antenne Bayern Up 6% Charivari Top Bavarian chain Radio F, Charivari Solid In Nuremberg

Privates Reach 42% Of Bavaria Radio Arabella Top Munich Private Radio Arabella Top Local Private

Local and statewide private radiostations reach almost 42% of theBavarian market daily, accordingto the results of the 1991 localradio analysis in Bavaria releasedon July 24 by the state licensingauthority BLM.

Statewide private stationAntenne Bayern (AB) increasedits daily listenership by 6% overlast year, giving them 21% of thetotal Bavarian daily market (15%


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UK independent radio increasedits audience share to 36.4% in theJICRAR April -June survey. Andalthough all radio listening fellback 3% from the record levels inthe first quarter of 1991-boostedby the Gulf War factor-IR lis-tening fell only 1% and its reachincreased slightly to 53%.

With a record weekly audi-ence of 22.7 million, IR listeningis now 12.6% higher than a year

ago. The expansion in IR serviceshas been reflected in increasedaudience levels.

Comments Association ofIndependent Radio Companieschief executive Brian West,"This is yet another result thatconfirms the growing strength ofindependent radio. What othermedium has increased its audi-ence by over 35% over the lastthree years? We expect the trendto continue."

Total BBC listening dropped

Anderson New VPAt Radio Express

by Jeff Green

Former KIIS-AM & FM/LosAngeles president/GM LynnAnderson is the new VP of salesand marketing for RadioExpress, a Los Angeles -basedcompany which markets and dis-tributes programming services toradio stations in over 70 coun-tries.

Comments Radio Expresspresident Tom Rounds, "Lynn'sat the top of her profession. Herdecision to join Radio Express isan acknowledgement of the rapiddevelopment of the internationalradio market and the paralleldevelopment of Radio Express asthe leading international bartersyndicator. Her expertise willintroduce more multinationaladvertisers to the benefits of radioaround the world and expand onthe work we've been doing forsponsors like Pepsi Cola,Philips, Kentucky Fried Chick-en and Philip Morris. Lynn hasbeen tremendously active in radio

Radio Talent(continued from page 1)

unprofessional and inexperienced.Most see working at a radio stationas a part-time job."

Simioli recognises that salariesmust be higher than in the past."People, and firms are . finallyunderstanding that radio presen-ters, and not just TV presenters, aremore important and have a verylarge national audience." He con-tinues, "It usually takes aroundnine months to train a new pro-gramming staffer. "

According to Italy's RadioDimensione Suono PD BrunoPloyer, a training school wouldnot be useful; he wants people withexperience. "Most of the bestpeople come from the '70s, whenradio started on national territory.I'm not going to help a competitorfind new talent via a school."

In Belgium, Radio Contact/Brussels head of music Danny DeBruyn says, "Because the privateradio situation in Belgium is still asmall-scale operation, even withover 40 stations like our ,network,it is difficult to pay interesting

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outside the US. She's already upto speed."

Anderson served II years as asales and management executiveat KITS, having earlier beenVP/West Coast for MetromediaRadio Sales. Radio Express repsCap Cities/ABC, TM Century,and several other US programmeproducers and suppliers, offering"American Top 40" with ShadoeStevens and a variety of musiclibraries, among other services.

wages to our personnel. "Studio Brussels station manag-

er Jan Schoukens explains thewage situation for state broadcast-ers is fairly restrictive as "our pay-ment -scales are tied to indices; thelast raise was two years ago." Thelength of training, says De Bruyn,depends on the previous experi-ence of the candidate, although"People who apply for a job hereusually have something to offerfrom previous jobs."

France's Skyrock PD LaurentBouneau says it's not necessarilydifficult to find talented people"but it is hard to find DJs that real-ly combine the necessary qualities.There are two main criteria when itcomes to choosing a DJ: the voiceand the ideas that they communi-cate. By an idea, I mean the forcethat an individual DJ can bring tothe presentation. DJs often thinkthat they can attract an audiencethrough sheer force of personality.I think this form of egotism is a bigmistake. A DJ has to look furtherthan that, and to think more abouthow listeners perceive the pro-gramme, and what they want tohear."

by 3.8% over the past year, withRadio 4 and Radio 3 registeringthe steepest declines. Radio 1

was the only BBC network toshow a gain, helped by the intro-duction of its 24 -hour service anda noteable increase in weekendlistening. The station now attracts6.8 million listeners daily and inthe highly competitive Londonmarket has recovered to matchCapital's 31% reach, althoughwith fewer average hours. Seepage 4 for full UK station results.

JICRAR Radio Network(Survey April -June 1991)

Reach Avg. share% hours

IR Network 53 13.7 36.4Radio 1 40 11.8 24.0Radio 2 23 11.9 13.7Radio 3 7 4.8 1.6Radio 4 20 10.0 10.0Radio 5 7 2.9 1.0BBC local 17 9.0 8.0Other 15 7.6 5.3

Montreux DrawsHealthy Crowd,Big -Name Acts

by Terry Berne

A record 75.000 people attendedthe three -week-long 25th editionof the Montreux Jazz Festival.which ended July 22. Launchedin 1966 with a budget of onlyUS$10.()00, this year's festivalcost a far healthier Sfr7 millionLapp. US$4.6 million) and boast-ed upwards of a hundred acts per-forming in two principal venues.

Co -produced by festivalthunder and guiding spiritClaude Nobs, and Americancomposer and super -producerQuincy Jones. the event typifiedthe eclectic philosophy for whichthe festival, ranked among themost prestigious in the world, haslong been known. Encompassingeverything from be -bop to pop,from soul to hip -hop, gospel andDixieland, musicians and produc-ers alike were at pains to empha-

size the continuity. mutual influ-ence and common origins amidstthe apparent diversity.

Two evenings devoted entirelyto Spanish and Brazilian musicalso managed to draw parallelswith their shared roots in Africa.Performers included Miles Davis,Sting, Camaron de la Isla, Bon-nie Raitt, Kool Moe Dee, MiltonNascimento and Ray Charles. togive just an idea of how variedthe music was. With technicalsupport from Sony, the concertswere recorded live using high -definition television.

Jones has agreed to co -pro-duce the festival for the next twoyears. A four -CD boxed set ofhighlights from the festival's pasthas been released. Informationcan be obtained by calling festi-val offices at (+41) 21.963 4663.

Bouneau says the wage break-down at Skyrock depends on theDJ's time slot.

In terms of development, Scan-dinavian radio is still in its infancyand many DJs and programmingstaff are taken literally "from thestreet." Leading station RadioVest/Stavanger MD Tony Burtonfinds the recruiting of new talentdifficult. "For Norway, it's a rela-tively new medium and there's justno bed of talent to draw from.

A combination of the develop-ment of the medium and the con-tinuing general Norwegian eco-nomic recession has meant thatsalaries for staffers has remainedfairly constant over the last twoyears. At present, Stavanger has acollege which operates a mediacourse and, according to Burton,"We can bring people in as part oftheir training and then recruit themfrom there."

Denmark's Radio Victor facessimilar problems. Station managerSteen Mogensen says, "We'vebeen looking for a presenter for thelast month and a half without suc-cess. Because local radio is so new,there's no pool of presenters."

Mogensen estimates his staffturnover is around 10% per year.

In Germany Radio HamburgGM Ingo Borsum says it's fairlydifficult to find staff. In fact, "80%of our on -air people had their firstradio job with us," says Borsum.He reports the development of airpersonalities can take from three tosix months.

Dieter Mauer, PD forstatewide Radio RPR/Rheinland-Pfalz, explains, "The industry hereis in a great state of fluctuation.Stations are going broke and thegood talent goes to the survivors."

Mauer says they have sometraining in "news presentation, andthe packaging of programmes,along with the technical ability torun the board well."

In the UK, the problem ofrecruiting is not the lack of talent,but too much. Signal Radio pro-gramme controller Jon Evingtonsays, "I get dozens of tapes eachweek, but 90% are not suitable."

Trent FM deputy programmecontroller Len Groat adds, "Weget around 600 applications a year.Due to the recession, however, "weare paying less."

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UNITED KINGDOM

Magnet Attracts Sanji TandanSwedish label Metronome MDSanji Tandan is moving to theUK to head a revitalised Magnetat East West.

His brief is to build Magnet,acquired by Warner Music in1988, into the UK's premier popand dance label. Sanji workedwith Stig Andersson at PolarRecords before moving toMetronome in 1989 when it wasestablished as a division of theWarner Music Group in Sweden.

He sees his new role as anopportunity to launch UK andinternational pop artists from theUK. Says Sanji. "European prod-uct is so important today. ManyEuropean acts. including Snap,Roxette and A -ha, have provedthat they can succeed in theinternational market."

Says East West MD MaxHole, "I have felt for some time

that we should broaden thescope of East West's A&R set-up to sign and develop artists inall categories of popular music.We already have a strong A&Rdepartment led by MalcolmDunbar and Sanji will enable usto fuel the company with qualityartists for the 1990s." HF

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Real Time Opens Paris OfficeIndependent record marketingcompany Real Time hasexpanded its European opera-tions by opening a Paris office.

The company was set up atthe beginning of 1990 by formerRough Trade MD RichardPowell and ex -Rough TradeDistribution MD Dave White-head with Rough Trade labelsmanager Simon Edwards, whoestablished the Hamburg office.

Says Powell, "Germany wasa priority because it is such animportant market and we had tomake sure we kept up to datewith it. If you are effective, thensales can be quite dramatic.

"France is the next market toconcentrate on because it ispotentially very large, but youhave to be very close to it tohave any chance." FormerRough Trade employee Pat Bel-lis heads the Paris office, provid-ing a press, radio and concertpromotions service.

Real Time offers a pan-Euro-

pean label and management rep-resentation service, establishingthe long-term objectives and themajor elements required toachieve them, and then imple-menting the strategy within anagreed -upon timetable. This caninclude distributor/licensee ne-gotiations, sales, marketing andpromotion, coordination acrossterritories, liaison with publish-ers and touring agents, and busi-ness affairs.

The company's UK client listincludes Rhythm King, Ear-ache and Creation. It also pro-vides a distribution and market-ing service for US label SST anda pressing and distribution ser-vice for Frontier Records, aswell as doing project work forRhino and Raw. The companyhas also completed project workfor Belgian label Play It AgainSam in the UK and has finishedlicensing work for labels in Aus-tralia and Japan "followingdemand from our clients." HF

JICRAR Roundup:Who's Hot In UKby Hugh Fielder & Paul Easton

According to the April -June JI-CRAR survey, Beacon, GWR,Forth and Cool FM achieved thelargest increases in listener figures,while Clyde, County Sound, In-victa FM, Essex, Mid Anglia,DevonAir, Plymouth Sound andMercury all dropped in reach by4% or more.

Meanwhile, Piccadilly Man-chester consolidated its gains madeover the past 12 months with fur-ther rises for Key 103 FM andGold 1152 AM, which increasedits reach by 6% in the past year.

Comments Piccadilly deputyprogramme controller KeithPringle, "The demographics arestarting to come together. We'reshowing increased hours. In addi-tion, our female listening audienceis up considerably.

"Our out -of -area listening isalso up 8%, and while [BBC]Radio 1 still has the majority audi-ence share in Manchester, they aredown by 4.5 million hours."

Beacon Radio's two FM andtwo AM stations in the West Mid-lands have broken the 40% reachbarrier for the first time with a 5%rise to 43%.

The other major increase is

GWR/Swindon and Bristol's 5%increase to a 42% reach, an accel-erated rate of increase from its 1%rise over the last six months of1990. Downtown Radio/ Belfast'sCool FM also rises 5% to a 31%reach and Radio Forth/ Edinburghhas shown a healthy increase of4%.

Among the major losers is

Clyde/Glasgow, whose Clyde 1

FM service has fallen again by 4%to 36%, following a 7% drop dur-ing the last half of 1990. CountySound Network/ Surrey and RadioMercury/Crawley, which are bothoverlapped by all the London sta-

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lions, have recorded falls of 5%and 7%, respectively, in the pastyear. Invicta FM has dropped 5%to 36%, although its Coast AMservice has risen from 10% to12%.

The recent merger of DevonAirand Plymouth Sound is put into

Station

perspective with falls in reach of4% and 5%, respectively, sincesummer 1990. And the news fromthe east of England is little better,with Mid Anglia Radio and EssexRadio both dropping 4% in a yearand East Anglia Radio down by3%.

JICRAR Survey April -June 1991

Radio Aire TotalAire FMMagic 828

Beacon Radio GroupClassic Trax BCRBuzz FMCapital Radio Total

Capital FMCapital Gold

Chiltern Network East TotalSupergoldHot FM

Chiltern Network West TotalSupergoldHot FM

Radio City TotalCity FMCity Talk

Radio Clyde TotalClyde 1 FMClyde 2 AM

County Sound NetworkDevonAirDowntown Radio

Cool FMDowntown Radio

East Anglia RadioEssex RadioRadio ForthGWR TotalInvicta Radio Total

Invicta FMCoast Classics AM

Jazz FMKiss FMKFMLBC Total

LBC Newstalk FMLBC Talkback AM

Marcher SoundMelodyMercuryMetro (Tyne Tees)Metro (Yorkshire)Mid Anglia RadioMidlands Radio Total

Midlands EastMidlands West

NorthsoundOcean SoundOrchard FMPiccadilly Total

Key 103 FMGold 1152 AM

Plymouth SoundRed Dragon Total

Red Dragon FMTouch AM

Red Rose TotalRed Rose Rock FMRed Rose Gold AM

Signal RadioSouthern Sound EastSouthern Sound WestSunsetTay2CR210West SoundWNK KCBC Mellow 1557 South West Sound

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4 MUSIC & MEDIA AUGUST 3 1991


CATALOGUE DEALS - MCA Music Germany has bought the cata-logue of Magister Music. The catalogue includes songs by brothersGuido and Maurizio de Angelis. Pictured (l -r) are MCA Music Publish-ing president Leeds Levy, MCA Music International vice president JohnBrands, MCA Music Hamburg MD Adrian Facklam-Wolf, MagisterMusic Publishing's Peter Ingwersen and Walter Lichte.

Big Turnout ForecastFor Third Pop KommFeaturng new artist showcases,a trade fair and seminarcongress, the third annual PopKomm will take place inCologne between August 22-25.About 2,500 participants areexpected, mostly from therecord industry, with the bal-ance representing radio, TV andprint. About 50 companies havebooked booths at the fair. Allfive major record companiesand the leading independentlabels will be there, as willMTV, M&M, and key digni-taries from all facets of theindustry.

For the first time, the nationalevent will be complementedwith a European delegation andsome of the seminars will coverpan-European themes. Theevent will further serve as a pre-sentations platform for about 70bands that will perform in dif-

ferent venues in Cologne duringthe congress.

The state of North Rhein -Westphalia is subsidising PopKomm, and for the first time,the economic minister for NorthRhein -Westphalia, GuntherEinert, will be sponsoring theevent. This is seen as an impor-tant step for rock and pop musicacceptance, not only from a cul-ture political aspect but also inthe recognition of the musicindustry as an important eco-nomic factor.

Among the panel sessionswill be issues such as radio ofthe future, sponsoring, research,new technology, agencies/artistmanagement, contract law,Media Control, the importanceof the charts, foreign markets,music publishing, tour planningand jobs for industry newcom-ers. MS

NEWS IN BRIEF

BroadcastersCo-operate

In AschaffenburgThe Bavarian licencing authority tBLM)has put an end to frequency splitting inAschaffenburg. The BLM has approvedand licenced for four years a new jointeffort among the city's three competingstations: Radio Primavera, RadioAktuell and Studio Gong. All three haveagreed to co-operate, broadcasting for13.5 hours daily on 90.8, 91.6, 99.4 and100.8 MHz under the name Radio Pri-mavera; they will keep the station's EHRformat. The remaining 10.5 hours of air-time will be provided by Bavarian LocalRadio, a company that provides pro-gramming for local stations in the state.

Radio Xanadu GoesSatellite With

MagellanThe Radio Xanadu GmbH for the Pro-duction and Distribution of Radio Pro-gramming began July 11 broadcastingdigitally a rock/blues cable format calledRadio Magellan on the DFS I

Kopernikus satellite. The Bavarian statelicencing authority (BLM) granted thecompany the necessary licence lastmonth.

Radio Magellan will produce a 24 -hour programme that will cover the entirerock and blues spectrum of the last 30years, which is along the same "classicrock" format as Radio Xanadu's normalprogramming. Special programmingemphasis will also be placed on informa-tive and cultural topics, including Bavari-an as well as European themes.

Radio CharivariCham To Go On Air

Radio Charivari Cham has been grant-ed a licence by the Bavarian state licenc-ing authority to begin broadcastingAugust 5 a two-hour daily local pro-gramme. The remainder of the program-ming on 92.7 MHz will be provided byRadio Charivari Regensburg.

ARD Research SaysPublics Still DominantWith Infratest reports fromNorth Germany and the first testresults from local stations inNorth Rhein -Westphalia showingprivate radio taking large seg-ments of the listening audience,the public station network ARDhas struck back with a media -analysis report. The test showedan average hourly listener rate of8.380.000 from 06.00-18.00alone for the public ARD sta-tions, a small drop from the8.720.000 reported for 1990.(The 14+ population during the

Green LightFor KRBBFrequenciesThe Bavarian state licensingauthority (BLM) during its July11 meeting permitted theMunich Cable Communica-tions Association (MKG) togrant available frequencies to theKlassik Radio Bayern Belcantofor the broadcast of its classicalmusic programme in Bavaria.The Munich -based station isjointly owned by publishinghouse Burda (25.5%), StudioGong and Hamburg -based Klas-sik Radio (49%). The Bavarianpartners of Burda and StudioGong were also able to secure15% of Klassik Radio Hamburg.

Klassik Radio Bayern Belcan-to will produce about 20% of theentire Klassik Radio and KRBBprogramming, which includes awide range of classical music andcultural programmes.

According to the BLM, it ishoped that Klassik Radio willalso soon receive terrestrial fre-quencies in Augsburg, Munich,Nuremberg and Wuerzburg.

same period dipped from 49.02million to 48.99 million.)

Here are the highlights:With a 2% rise to an average

1.32 million listeners per hour,MOR/schlager public giant WDR4 took top honours, followed bythe NDR Plus group of stations,which includes NDR 2, Radio107 and Antenne Nieder-sachsen. The group's audiencejumped 20% to 1.08 millionhourly listeners, with newcomerAntenne Niedersachsen repre-senting the strongest element inthe growth. Third place as WDR2, which took a 7% loss in listen-ers but still logged 1.03 million.

Just under the 1M mark wasBavarian Radio 1 with 990.000average, a 10% jump over lastyear. The top private station on itsown was Antenne Bayern. Mar-keting chief Karlheinz Htirham-mer sees his station belonging tothe millionaire group in the07.00-08.00 time period with890.000 listeners in Bavaria and140.000 listeners in the borderingeast German state of Thuringen,according to the EMA Ost 90report.

For the first time in post -Warhistory, public radio stations havenot completely sold out of theirallotted spot adsincome. Former-ly, there was a long waiting list ofadvertisers, especially duringprimetime and year-end holidays.

In the state of Hessen, privatestation FFH led the pack ahead ofpublic powerhouses HR 3 andHR 1/4 with 360.000, 330.000and 300.000 hourly average lis-teners, respectively. This is thefirst reporting period for FFH andshows a 35% drop for FIR 3, a29% drop for HR 1 and a 7%drop to only 130.000 for HR 4.

In the area between .Cologneand Bodensee, SWF 3 ranked

first with 860.000 hourly listen-ers, a drop of 8% over 1990,,while statewide private newcomerRPR picked up 300.000 hourlylisteners. SWF 1, the magazine-MOR public broadcaster, finishedsecond in the area with a steady650.000 hourly reading, a 2%increase over the previous year.

In Baden-Wuerttemberg, pub-lic stations SDR 1 (860.000) andSDR 3 (570.000) continued theirdominance in an area which hasno statewide private stations. Thecombination of RTL Radio andlocal stations did pick up a

respectable hourly audience of370.000 in their first report.

In Bavaria, public stationBayer 1 was first with 990.000hourly listeners; the schlager/-MOR station added 10% to itsresults. Pop outlet Bayer 3dropped 23% to 640.000, but stilltopped statewide private AntenneBayern with 560.000, a 2%increase. News/information-ori-entated Bayer 2 charted 110.000listeners, a 38% increase, whilethe advertising combi of localBavarian radio stations racked up340.000 listeners an hour. InBerlin, public stations SFB 1 and2 notched 70.000 and 60.000 lis-teners, respectively, while theonly private station in the city,Hundert 6, is credited with100.000 local West Berlin fans.

The survey covers 27.241households, by far the largest testgroup of any institution. The testswere done in two time segments:from the end of Septemberthrough mid -December 1990; andfrom January through mid -March1991. The test covered the 11

states of the old republic plusWest Berlin but did not cover the960.000 average hourly listenersin the five new East Germanstates. MS

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MILES DAVIS, JAMES BROWN CONCERTS

France Shines With Jazz & Soulby Emmanuel Legrand

France has always been good forblack American artists and onceagain this July two major contem-porary acts, Miles Davis andJames Brown, made history inParis. Both Davis and Brown per-formed to sell-out crowds duringconcerts that were tipped as his-torical by the press and the organ-isers. These events were part ofone of the most active musicalsummers ever, underscoring thevitality of the jazz scene in

Europe.Davis, who received from

minister of culture Jack Lang the"Legion d'Honneur," one ofFrance's highest distinctions, wasin Europe to attend various jazzfestivals, including Montreux. Heplayed two concerts in Paris, onewith his current line-up, and a sec-ond one, where he played withsome of his most talented col-leagues-Joe Zawinul, Herbie

Hancock, John McLaughlin,Wayne Shorter, Chick Corea,John Scofield, and Al Foster-toname a few. Revisiting 30 years ofjazz history, the concert featuredsuch renditions as In a Silent Way,one of Davis's early electricexpressions of the mid -'60s.

"We started working on thisconcert last July," explainedDavis' reunion concert organiserSerge Kirszbaum. "The festivalhad a tradition of creating uniqueevents such as the 'All Stars'evening in 1989 as a tribute toCharlie Parker. Miles hadalways refused tributes because hedidn't want to look backwards, butto our surprise, he welcomed theidea. I think the fact that he hadfond memories of his 1985 con-cert in Paris helped enormously."

Kirszbaum said that he hadworked closely with US agentGeorge Wein and his companyFPI in New York. The event wastaped by a TV production compa-

ny and will be offered for broad-cast. This concert was the high-light of the JVC Jazz Festival ofParis, also named Halle That Jazz,created in 1986. The one -weekfestival attracted more than35.000 people.

The event was sponsored byParis -based AM station Europe 1and sister FM network Europe 2,as part of an impressive list of fes-tivals they are backing this sum-mer, including Montreux, theHeineken Jazz Festival and theWinston Legend Festival in Paris,and Jazz a Juan in South France.

Europe 1 communications VPFrank Tenot, who hosted a jazzprogramme on Europe 1 in the'60s, has been the force behind thestation's involvement in jazz."Jazz has always been FrankTenot's baby," explains Europe 1music programmer YvonneLebrun. "We have a weekly jazzprogramme hosted by MichelPacaud each Saturday evening,

Radio 3 Resets Line-up;More Changes In October

by Anna Marie de la Fuente

In a bid to increase its audienceand cut costs, Radio 3, the popstation of state broadcasterRadio Nacional de Espaiia(RNE), has further revamped itsprogramming by dropping someshows as of July 29.

Radio '3 director Jose Anto-nio Visuila reports that earlymorning shows were scrapped,to be replaced by the re-trans-misSion of programmes airedover daytime and early eveninghours. "It's not economicallyviable to have special pro-grammes during those limitedaudience hours. It's best to repeatto reach a different set of listen-ers," he says.

Programmes like "Tres a loGrande," which featured musicnews and concerts, would not bebroadcast during the summer butwould be aired during theautumn with different hosts andother adjustments.

"Revista de Actualidad" is toreturn to an earlier time slot(07.00-10.00 hours, instead of11.00-14.00) and provide music,combined with news of a cultur-al, political, economic and socio-logical nature, and possiblysports news.

Visufia declared that the more

important changes would comein October, exactly one year afterRadio 3 initiated programmingadjustments, introducing a week-ly selection of around 50 albums."We're now working with 100 to150 albums chosen every Thurs-day," adds Radio 3 music pro-gramming head Carlos Garrido.

The changes resulted in thedismissal of between eight and10 personnel specifically con-tracted for these programmes. Indeclarations to the local press,some of them expressed fearsthat Radio 3 would merely dupli-cate the private -run CadenaSER's 40 Principales. SaysRadio 3 DJ Jaime Romo. who

hosted one of the axed shows,"Tres a lo Grande," "Since thismodel already exists, publicradio would do better to offer analternative programming."

But Garrido dismissed thatnotion, saying, "There's no waywe're going to become another40 Principales. SER's pop stationtargets a younger audience with amore superficial interest inmusic, while Radio 3 gives morein-depth information-a morecultured approach to an album'sproduction details and back-ground data. We also provide agreater support to unknownartists, something not economi-cally feasible for SER."

Guerra Fuses with SGAEJuan Luis Guerra, the Domini-can salsa -fusion artist who hastaken Spain by storm, has optedfor the country's authors' rightssociety SGAE over other Euro-pean and US organizations todefend his copyright worldwide.

According to Karen Recordslabel representative at BMG-Ari-ola Fernando Iiiiguez, "It's aunique case, quite unprecedent-'ed." Guerra's latest albums,signed to Karen, Ojala Que Llue-va Café (released June '90) .and

Bachata Rosa (Jan.91), have goneplatinum several times over inSpain, selling 270.000 and433.000 units, respectively, bymid -July. These have topped thebest-selling lists for variousweeks.

Since July 10, Guerra beenperforming to sell-out audiencesall over Spain -16 cities intotal-playing in the capital fortwo dates, July 22-23, and con-cluding on August 4 in the north-ern city of Gijon. AMd1F

which has a very good reputationamong the jazz musicians and astrong following. It is, therefore,natural for us to sponsor jazz fes-tivals. If Europe 1 doesn't do it,then who would? Besides, duringdaytime programming, nothingfits better than a great jazz clas-sic."

Meanwhile, James Brownattracted a crowd of 10.000 peo-ple during his first concert outside

the US since his prison sentence.He has always had a close rela-tionship with France's audienceand it was, therefore, natural thathis first performance outside theUS would be in France.

Brown's July 5 concert was thehighlight of the Winston LegendFestival, a soul/blues gatheringfeaturing a Temptations reunion,Kool and the Gang, GeorgeWinston. and Van Morrison.

Sud Trims 11 Staff;Plans New Direction

by Jacqueline Eacott

Sud Radio, the Toulouse -basedAM station owned by pharmaceu-tical company Fabre Laborato-ries, is to lay off 11 of its 88 per-manent staff as part of acost-cutting exercise. A radiospokesperson blamed decreasesin ad revenues and a long-stand-ing deficit for the decision.

In a bid to revive the station,which suffered a deficit of Ffr4million (app. US$668.000) in

1990, the Sud management team(still under Fabre's guidance), isplanning a new look, including arevised logo and programmingschedule, to be revealed inSeptember. The revamp is not thefirst to be tried out by the station.It had already installed an updat-ed "star" system in the AM style,calling on TV personalitiesJoseph Poll, Jerome Bonaldiand Leslie Bedos as presenters.The new system was unsuccess-ful, as once -faithful listenersstayed away from the station's 10frequencies.

Known for its regional south-ern image, linked to a half -AM,half -FM programming policy,

Sud broadcasts throughout thesouthwest corner of France in theregions of Aquitaine, Midi-Pyre-nees and Languedoc-Rousillon.

For some time the station hasbeen the object of rumours con-cerning a possible RTL takeover.News of the latest restructuring inToulouse has obviously revivedthe rumours, still denied by bothsides. Sud's president FrancisPiquemal was not available forcomment.

These latest redundancies, tobe added to RMC's recentrestructuring, are unlikely to bethe last to hit the radio market,according to industry observers.Although the French economyhas still to feel the full brunt ofthe recession, which has alreadyshaken US and UK media mar-kets, there are plenty of signs thatstations, from the smallest FMs tothe major AMs, are finding itincreasingly difficult. As in otherindustries, collaborations are onesolution, as Metropolys andMaxximum recently proved. Theradio scene here is more thanlikely to reveal more shake-upsand identity crises before the yearis out.

HAZARDOUS DUTY - Thierry Hazard receives a gold disc for hisalbum "Pop Music," which sold over 120,000 units in France alone.From (1-4: Columbia label director Patrick Decam, Thierry and A&R man-

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ITALY

September LaunchFor Radio Videomusic

by David Stansfield

Radio & Company, the newnational station scheduled to belaunched last October, has beenrenamed Radio Videomusic (RV)and will now start test transmissionsin late July. It expects to beginbroadcasting from September.

RV is owned by the SCGR(Societa Gestione Radio) company,with the Beta Television groupbeing the major shareholder. Betaowns the national Videomusic andSuper Channel TV services.

The station will syndicate sixhours of daily programming to 21local and regional stations whichcover 80% of national territory.Two hours will be devoted to whatcompany shareholder and RV newsdepartment head Daniela Brancatidescribes as a totally new type ofnews format. She declined to givedetails at presstime, but confirmedRVs target audience is adults 18-35.

New government broadcastlegislation has been blamed forlaunch delays in the past and a veilof secrecy appears to be shroudingfull details of the latest moves.Beta DG Pier Luigi Stefani could

not be reached for comment. Hedid, however, confirm to M&M inJuly last year that the station'smusic format would be non -spe-cialised.

One thing is clear: Rome pro-moter and ex-SCGR shareholderDavid Zard has quit any involve-ment in the station. "I ' decidedthere was a conflict of interest," hesays. "As a promoter, I need towork with key stations in everymajor city on national territory. Myinvolvement in the new stationcould have resulted in a negativereaction from them. I also don'thave the time and I don't want tobe involved in something in whichI can't put my full input."

Brancati says that althoughbroadcast legislation covering theradio sector is a long way frombeing introduced, there was noneed to wait any longer for thegovernment to take any action."Although stations do need a

broadcast licence, ours doesn't. Weare syndicating to other stationsand they are the ones who willneed licenses. But I don't expectthe parliament to arrive at thatstage before next year."

Rare Celentano Interview AiredRadio Monte Carlo is boastingwhat it describes as a "goldenexclusive interview" with nation-al star Ad riano Celentano,whose latest album, I/ Re DegliIgnoranti, has sold more than250.000 units within a month ofits release. Celentano records onhis own Clan label, distributed byCG D.

The rare interview, conductedby DJ Fausto Terenzi, was splitinto five parts and broadcast at08.40 between July 22-26. Clan

also invested in an ad campaign atthe station.

The 50 -year -old Celentano isboth a celebrated film actor andmajor recording artist. He has soldmore than five million records onlocal territory in a lengthy career.He is well known for his sense ofindividuality and shocked thenation in 1988 when he told view-ers of the Saturday night primetime RAI TV show "Fantastico"to turn off their sets for one minutein protest against animal hunting.

Celentano avoids giving inter-views to the media. Clan businesscoordinator Johnny Porta com-ments. "Celentano does not like todo what others do. But we have agood rapport with Radio MonteCarlo and agreed to this specialinterview." Terenzi spent a day vis-iting Celentano's villa. Says stationexecutive Edoardo Hazan, "Thatamount of time was taken becauseyou can't just have the normalstraightforward type of interviewwith someone like Celentano." DS

RAI 2 To Air Bob Geldof'sPolitical InterviewsBob Geldof appeared in Johan-nesburg on July 15 to interviewNelson Mandela and BishopDesmond Tutu as part of aseries of six half-hour specialsinvolving talks with major polit-ical leaders, to be broadcast onRock Cafe, state RAI TV'spopular music series.

The series of specials, as yetuntitled, is slated for autumn

screening on the RAI 2 channel.Geldof will also interview BorisYeltsin and, perhaps, SovietPresident Mikhail Gorbachev.But programme creator AndreaOlcese offers up a note of cau-tion.

He says, "The political fig-ures chosen are those very muchin the public eye. There is noguarantee that Gorbachev will fit

that bill in the near future."While Geldof did not appear

as a guest on TV shows or makeany personal appearances (incompliance with the current UNembargo against South Africa),Rock Cafe was the recipient ofsome unexpected internationalpublicity when the nationalpress and TV reported thedetails of his mission. DS

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Both Norwegian public and privateradio stations have begun commis-sioning combined listener researchfor the first time.

The research, already being car-ried out by Oslo -based MMI (Mar-ket & Media Research), will deliverits first quarterly results in Augustand is presently sending weekly fig-ures to the contributing stations.

Until now, there have been twobasic types of research in theregion. One has been public broad-caster NRK's weekly research, anaddendum to its television surveys.There have also been myriad inde-pendent surveys for specific localstations.

Says MMI head of broadcastingresearch Asle Rolland, "Ifs reallythe merger of the two differenttypes of research programmes. It'san initiative which really came fromboth the public and private broad-casting sectors. Until now, theresearch on local stations used to berather ad hoc."

The research will take a sampleof around 24.000 people over aninitial survey period of 20weeks-around 1.200 a week-although Rolland says this willincrease to 40 weeks next year.

The telephone research willattempt to identify if listeners tunedinto NRK stations or local stations,but the Norwegian local radio prac-tice of frequency sharing has creat-ed a research minefield for MMI.

"We are using a time consump-tion approach on local radio. We tryto have people describe what radiothey have listened to in a given peri-od, but there has to be an aspect of

aided recall, because it is muchmore difficult to identify a specificlocal station than it is to identifyNRK," says Rolland. "We base it onwhen they were listening, whichmeans we need to have a stationschedule for every frequency show-ing who is broadcasting when.

"It is expected that many peoplewon't know what frequency theywere listening to and if they can'ttell us immediately, then we willhave to give them a clue. Obviouslycollating the information is a bigadministrative task. At the moment,we're still giving NRK their weeklyresults and we will be able to supplybroad county information on a

monthly basis, but it has to be tri-monthly on the local level. If sta-tions want very specific informa-tion, it will take longer.

"Generally, the radio industrywill get very good informationevery three months, which musthelp improve the industry profes-sionally.

Many advertisers have avoidedlocal radio because it hasn't seemedprofessional. I think this willimprove the industry's status."

Establishing precisely whichlocal stations were listened to in aspecific period has been problemat-ic, so MMI divided them into twocategories-identified local radioand unidentified local radio. Anysurplus not adequately identifiedwould be credited to local radio.However, Rolland feels this"unidentified" group will be small,noting, "More than 100 local sta-tions are contributing financially tothe survey and these stationsaccount for about 90% of the listen-ers to the medium."

Iceland Music Promo Beginsby Robbert Tilli

The "Icelandic Music SummerCampaign" to promote new talentwas launched on June 17, Iceland'sIndependence Day, in associationwith IFPI, and will run throughoutthe summer.

Kopavogur-based label Steinaris one of the leading companies,specialising in national artists, andtakes around 65-70% of that mar-ket. Says president Steinar BergIsleifsson, "The whole idea behindthe campaign is to have a specialemphasis on Icelandic music dur-ing these two months. In the past,95% of all local product wasreleased in November -December.Now 20-30% of albums will bereleased during the summer."

"There's a very healthy jazz,blues, pop and rock scene downhere. People from abroad onlybelieve it when they have seen it,"says Isleifsson.

"We wanted the media to pay

attention to Icelandic music. As aresult, we've received enormoussupport from local radio. Our stateradio RAS 2 increased national air-play up to 50%. In fact, they tripledit. The other four music stationsfollowed suit"

Steinar plans to release four orfive albums on the European mar-ket starting with Scandinavia, theBenelux and the GAS territories. Inthe past, Mezzoforte, and morerecently the Sugarcubes, were theonly two Icelandic bands to receiverecognition in Europe. A newalbum by Mezzoforte, entitled For-tissimos, is ready for release andwill be out on BMG Ariola in theGAS territories and Scandinavia.

New names from Iceland willbe Point Blank (the solo project ofMezzoforte's Frederik Carlsson),hard rock act the Beaten Bishopsand Todmobile. Albums by GCDand last year's Eurovision con-tenders Stjornin, have already sold4.000 units.

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Radio Contact Fights Flemish Administrationby Marc Maes

At a July 12 Brussels press con-ference, both Radio Contact/Brussels chairman Freddy Neytsand Radio Contact/AntwerpMD Frank Leysen, announcedthat Radio Contact had filed acomplaint with the Arbitragehof(Arbitration Court) to obtain sus-pension of the new decree on pri-vate stations in Flanders.

The so-called anti -networkdecree will severely affect net-works like Radio Contact andRadio Nostalgie. Therefore,Radio Contact executives haveasked that the Vlaamse Raad(Flemish Council) adapt a more"realistic decree."

According to the legislation,"As of August 8, network stationswill no longer be allowed to sharethe same name," says Leysen,"and it also stipulates that onlythe official BRTN outlets will beallowed to have national advertis-ing, limiting the advertisingincome of all privates, not onlyContact's."

Leysen adds that Radio Con-tact went to the Arbitragehof,stating that in Belgium one hasthe constitutional right to assem-

ble, that the decree should allowcollaboration between private sta-tions in both news -gathering andprogramming, and finally, the sta-tion asked for suspension of thedecree's execution.

The Arbitragehof has to rulewithin three months and, in themeantime, Radio Contact stationswill change their names toLokale Radio, followed by anumber from 1 to .24. "You couldcompare it to the US, where a sta-tion like KMJQ adds Magic 102FM to its call -sign. Nobody canprevent us from playing RadioContact jingles; our news willstill be the Contact -news,"explains Leysen.

The fact that many stationsstarted broadcasting in stereo andboosted their official 100 Wpower to 1 KW is another causeof "private -radio chaos." Leysensays this is the result of private -radio legislation being handled bythe Flemish and French regionalgovernments, and the fact that theFlemish government has noskilled staff to keep things undercontrol. This led to the suspen-sion three months ago of the 1982decree which stipulated the powerrestrictions.

According to a senior staffmember of the Flemish govern-ment's Bestuur Media, the wholematter is being hyped by RadioContact. "Article 14 of the decreeis very specific and unambiguous.Stations licensed by the former pri-

vate radio decree (some six yearsago) have had six months to pro-vide evidence that they complywith the new regulations. We mustcheck all of their paperwork. Iwant to stress that we are not dis-cussing new applications, nor are

we considering taking stations off -air. When the new decree is beingput into effect, the cultural minister(Patrick Dewael) alone will be theone to decide. One thing for sure:there will no longer be two RadioContacts in Flanders."

CNR Takes Major Role In MPGBrussels -based Motion PictureGroup (MPG) will be renamedCNR Film as of August 22. MPGwas launched back in 1987 withCNR Belgium, Pen Films, Lu-mina and Super Club subsidiaryHarsa as 25% shareholders.

The company had Belgium'sall-time box office hit, "Hector,"featuring Urbanus, which tookBFr170 million (app. US$4.7 mil-lion), and MPG has sinceannounced the release of "RobinHood" for mid -August in Bel-gium.

The CNR group of compa-nies, comprising CNR Records,CNR Video and the new compa-ny CNR Film, are part of FaceHoldings Belgium, headed byRik Blomme and owned byKees Baas.

Blomme, who will also be incharge of CNR Video for thetime being, (CNR Film will beheaded by Walter Van DerCruyssen) says, "In taking over100% control of MPG, we want-ed to be able to offer the fullrange from product to sales. It isour aim to establish our situationon the international market andwe are in a position to offer afully-fledged apparatus rangingfrom TV sales, video (distribu-tion, sales and rental) and film."

CNR is currently mar-ketleader in Belgium on thevideo sales field and the compa-ny has also concluded distribu-tion deals with Disney Produc-tions, and all importantindependents except Carolco. Arecent deal with Synergy pro-

ductions is to be added to ongo-ing agreements with MorganCreek, Odyssey and others.

According to Blomme, CNRFilm will continue to work withthe five -strong MPG staff andremain at the company's addressin Brussels, with priority releas-es like "Robin Hood" and"Guilty By Suspicion" in thepipeline.

No details were given as tothe working capital of the newcompany, and Blomme com-mented that Super Club's stakehad been sold as a result of theirpolicy to stop all non-hardcoreactivities. "But we will makesure that CNR Film willbecome an important name onthe Belgian film market, addsBlomme. MM

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Yannick Noah Signed to Carrere. Publisher: Wellcome. Management: Eric Ghenassia/Paris. New album: Black And What! released

on May 6; at presstime, it is no. 20 inFrance.

New single: Saga Africa, released onApril 15; currently, it is at no. 2 in theFrench charts. In the Coca-ColaEurochart Hot 100 Single, it is no. 15.

Recorded at Tony John Atkins/Lon-don, Pasteur and Guillaume Tell, bothin Paris.

Producer: Eric Ghenassia. Marketing: Life-size silhouettes for

retail. A campaign in France for thealbum is planned for September/October.

The album and single are also out inthe Benelux.

Sport stars are always ambitiously searchingfor new ways to expand their fame. Teamingup with reggae band Revelation Time,Dutch football star Ruud Guffit two yearsago enjoyed a top 10 hit in Holland with thesingle Captain Dread. Former Wimbledonchampions John McEnroe and Pat Cashand The Full Metal Rackets are currentlycharted in the UK (no. 73) with the "Armen-,an Aid" single Rock And Roll, a cover of theold Led Zeppelin song.

Chris Waddle, the English football heroin the shirt of Olympique Marseilles is no.17 in France with the single We've Got aFeeling (on Eva 2). Another recent exampleis Roger Milla, player with the Cameroon

football squad, and the star at last year'sworld championships in Italy. He's now intomusic too; Saga Africa is his debut albumfor Sony Music.

French tennis player Yannick Noah --orig-inally hailing from Cameroon as well --isnext. His first album Black And What! showshis pop star potential may rival his ability onthe tennis court. His position on the Frenchsingle charts (no. 2) easily surpasses his ATPranking for tennis players. His first hit singleconfusingly enough, however, has the sametitle as Milla's album, and Noah even singsabout Milla on his own song.

The single, chosen as the "summer tune"by French national TV station TF1-with itshappy equatorial tone-is very different fromthe rest of the set on the album. Noah, whowon the prestigious Roland Garros tourna-ment in Paris in 1983, has a moody ambiancethat you can hear especially on the tracks MyLove Is Gone and Night Of The Blues.

Ten out of 11 songs are sung in Englishand a fair amount of the lyrics are written byNoah himself. Most of the music is com-posed by Milan Zdravkovic and Daisy MacNeels. Famous African saxophone playerManu Dibango is featured on the album,which was mixed by Ben Rogan, GordonLyon and Richard Meanwearing,renowned for their work with Sade, WhitneyHouston and Fine Young Cannibals. At themoment, Noah is still playing tennis, but he isintent on a future career as a singer. The new-born artist is available for promotion.

Claudio Bisio & Rocco Tanica Signed to Sony Music. Publisher: Aspirin Music/Sony

Music/Mountain Mix. Management: Dada Umpa/Bologna. An album, as yet untitled, is scheduled

for the end of September. New single: Rapput, released on June

22; currently, it is at no. 1 in the RAIcharts and at no. 2 in the charts ofMusica E Dischi. In the Coca-ColaEurochart Hot 100 Singles, it is no. 53.

Recorded at Psycho/Milan. Producer: Rocco Tanica. Concerts: At the moment, Bisio is

touring the Italian discotheque circuit.

Claudio Bisio, a famous actor in the Italiantheatres, is trying his luck now as a singer,

and his first shot is very well aimed. Hisdebut single Rapput is an instant hit in hishomeland. The song is available on 12" andon cassette single only. Both formats con-tain four different versions of the comicalsong about a holiday on a Greek isle. Threeof them use a specific disco "down beat" intrue Enigma style. There is a rap, house, anacoustic ballad (the only one recorded live)and a rock version. The latter is the onemost playlisted on Italian radio stations.

Producer is Rocko Tanica, member ofpopular rock band Elio E Le Storie Tese.Producer of that band Otar Rolivecic issupervisor on this special project. The suc-cess of the single is expected to be fol-lowed by an album, to be recorded inSeptember.

Sailor Signed to BMG/RCA Hamburg. Publisher: K -Works Music/Melodie

Der Welt for the new compositions;Morris/Chappell for the old ones.

Personal Management: Don Mousseau/London for Georg Kajanus.

New album: Sailor, released on May 6. New single: La Cumbia, released on

May 6; currently, it is charted in Ger-many at no. 79, Holland (no. 7). InThe Coca-Cola Eurochart Hot 100Singles, it is no. 97.

Recorded at Klockwork Studio/London. Producer: Georg Kajanus/Alan Scott. Marketing: Give away Sailor -towels.

From June 19 to July 9, there were 90advertising spots for both the singleand the album on German private TVchannels; also, holiday resort distribu-tion of "La Cumbia" in the Mediter-ranean area.

European releases: G/A/S, Holland,Greece, Portugal, Norway, Denmarkand Finland. The UK and Taiwan areabout to release the album, as well.

Welcome back Sailor, the famous '70s UKpop band who had big, unforgettable hitswith Girls, Girls, Girls and Glass OfChampagne. Those two songs are now re-recorded on their new eponymously titledcomeback album. But the newBMG/RCA Hamburg signing doesn'tsound driven by nostalgia. The currentsingle La Cumbia shows another side ofthe band, this time banking on the increas-ing popularity of Columbia's main dancecraze, the cumbia.The song, already top 10 in Holland, has acheerful tropical atmosphere and everyingredient to be this year's up and coming

"Lambada". The last single The Secretaryis more reminiscent of their early, slightlyragtime -inspired style. The up -tempo songKnock Knock, with a striking accordion, isprobably the album's best bet for anotherfuture hit.

The return of Sailor is even more pleas-ant since the line-up hasn't changedthroughout the years. On board, there'scaptain Georg Kajanus and his naviga-tors Henry Marsh, Phil Pickett (who wasan unofficial band member of CultureClub) and Grant Serpa. The groupclaim the re -birth of Sailor is not just arevival of a successful band: it's a newgroup with up -dated material-apart fromthe above -mentioned songs-and a newdirection.

The band performed on a number ofGerman TV shows, such as ZDF's "DerGrosse Preis" on June 27. The next bigthing is ARD's "Kessel Buntes" pro-gramme on August 10. On July 22, theywere on Belgian private station VTM onthe "10 Om Te Zien" show.

IRELAND

Christy Moore Signed to Newberry. Publisher: BAL Music. Management: Mattie Fox/Longford. New album: Smoke & Strong Whiskey ,

released on April 22. In its 12th week,it is still holding at no. 8 in the Irishalbum charts, after already havingpeaked at no. I for four consecutiveweeks immediately following itsrelease.

New single: Encore, released on June24; currently, it is at no. 24 in Ireland.

Recorded at Westland Studios/Dublin. Producer: Walter Samuel/Avert Abbing Concerts: From September 5 to 14,

Moore will play 10 nights at the PointTheatre/Dublin.

European releases are considered within the next few months, but nothinghas been confirmed yet.

Veteran folk -balladeer Christy Moore isall over the place on the Irish album charts.Not only is his latest album Smoke &Strong Whiskey-the first on his ownNewberry label- charted, but so is a fair

amount of the Warner Music back cata-logue. Ride On is no. 20, while The TimeHas Come and Ordinary Man are newentries, repectively at no. 29 and 39. Onlyone month ago, there were two moreMoore albums charted-Unfinished Revo-lution and Voyage.

The man and his music are regarded astypically Irish, although that has neverkept a band like the Dubliners from beingappreciated in the UK and mainlandEurope. During his May UK tour, Mooreperformed his new songs before full hous-es. Apart from his own compositions, theconcert included the two Shane Mac -Gowan (The Pogues) compositions fromthe album: A Fairytale Of New York (awell-known Pogues classic) and Awing,Irish for drinks. MacGowan wrote the lat-ter especially for Moore.

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stations.

he main criteria which influ-ences a station's choice ofequipment is budget. With thedropping of the Code of Prac-tice for UK radio studios, there

is now no control on what standard ofequipment a station must use anywhere inEurope. This, in effect, means the prospec-tive station could use anything-even adisco console would suffice. The trade-offis, of course, reliability. Equipment specif-ically designed for use in radio stationswill have had ruggedness and reliabilitybuilt in, whereas disco and hi-fi equipmentwould not be strong enough.

A mixing console can either be self -operated or engineer -operated. In the olddays of radio, before DJs, "presenters" satin the studio at a table with only a micro -

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phone. All the sound sources (discs, tapes)were played in by engineers from the cubi-cle next door.

Even today, some stations operate thissystem, and every station should beequipped to be able to do so, especially ifit has a presenter who is not technicallycapable of operating his own turntables,CDs, or carts. But what is right for yourstation's sound? A prime example is thehandicapped DJ whose wheelchair cannotget behind the console. To allow engineeroperation, a standard self -op studio can bemade large enough to accommodate extrapeople in front of the console, facing theDJ's position. .

The BBC and some other big broad-casters use a "continuity suite" systemcomprised of two areas-a studioequipped with a simple DJ operation con-sole and a cubicle with a larger deskthrough which all the DJ's sound sources

are routed. This enables the DJ to operatewithout worrying about sound levels, asthe engineer has executive control. In fact,the latest Radio 1 studio at the BBC hasbeen made to operate either as a continuitysuite or as a pair of self -op studios.

Choosing ChannelsHaving decided what sort of presenta-

tion your studio will have, the next step isthe number of channels. This shouldalways be enough for all possible sources,plus a couple of spares and, in the case ofmodular desks, room for expansion. I haveseen many stations make the mistake offitting too. small a desk without the optionof expansion and consequently have toclose the studio down and make extensivemodifications to fit a new one.

Smaller stations with tight budgets willfind that the desks they can afford are non-modular-with a fixed number of channelsthat cannot be individually removed formaintenance or replacement. There is

nothing wrong with this type of desk, aslong as it is reliable and has enough chan-nels for the station's requirements. An

option on both these and the modular deskis its dual input channels. For sources thatare only infrequently used, a switch on theinput allows two different ones to beselected. A larger version is the multi -input channel with anything between fourand 12 push-button selector switches onthe channel.

Although there are over a thousand dif-ferent mixing desks available, very few ofthem are suitable for radio studios. It is ahard and fast rule that "music studio desksare not suitable for radio studios." I stressthis because I have seen several misguidedstations either choose or have thrust uponthem desks that were meant only for multi-track mixing and which have proved to bethe bane of their lives.

In Europe, there are a few major manu-facturers worthy of note. Many of the bet-ter known ones are British and it is an odd

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thing that while the UK radio scene lay dormant, thesemanufacturers are busy exporting all over the world. Rightat the top end and with nothing really to offer the smallerstation are SSL and Neve. Their bigger desks are to befound in the larger state broadcasters' studios. MBI.Broad-cast Systems are famous for their high quality installationsthroughout Europe; they recently fitted out NOS Radio 3in Holland. They have a comprehensive range of desksfrom their Series 24 down to the smaller Series 12 model,which can be operated without faders as a simple newsmixer.

New from MBI is the Series 20 desk. The 20 is aimedsquarely at the new smaller stations who wish to combinequality with budget consciousness. It features a standardrange of modules for mono/line, dual stereo, Telco (forexternal telephone balance unit) and monitors for studioand control room.

Soundcraft, which has an extensive range of multi-track desks on the market, has three models specificallydesigned for radio. The SAC2000 is a highly equippedself -op desk featuring "cascade" auto -starting broadcasting.The SAC200 is Soundcraft's recent entry into the mid -pricerange and has a full set of standard modules with extensiveinternal user presets for channel configuration.

Soundcraft's latest baby is the diminutive SAC100,aimed at the smaller stations. While being fairly sparselyequipped, it nevertheless offers high quality performance ata very reasonable price and, being modular, allows cus-tomers to expand when they need to.

The choice with CDs is whether torun a "jukebox" system or tohave separate players in the stu-dio.

Mixing DesksFrom Scotland, Clyde Electronics offers a range of four

desks. The Producer and Presenter Series offers a highdegree of customisation and is usually specifically built toorder. The Beta is a small mixer ideal for news rooms andOB vehicles. It again offers a fairly high degree of cus-tomisation, but is also available off -the -shelf. The latestaddition to the Clyde family is the Prima Series. Offered asan off -the -shelf unit with a choice of three frame sizes, thePrima features a novel Universal Input module that can beuser -configured as either a mic or line mono or stereochannel. Equalisation can be added by the user or "hidden"under a cover to allow pre-setting protection. The Primaoffers an impressive monitor section and the monitor mod-ule can also be used as a multi -input selector in conjunc-tion with a standard module.

Dutch manufacturer Eela Audio have carved animpressive niche in the market with their range of mixers.Both their top end units, the S240 and the new 5440, areexcellent mixers, much used by national broadcasters. Forthe lower end of the market, the SBM90 is an extremelyeasy -to -use self -op mixer. A longtime favourite of thesmall station, Eela's SRM offers scaled -down facilities, but still in a modularform. For its price, it is hard to beat, butone of its drawbacks is the fact that thestereo channels are unbalanced.

Spain's AEQ offers two desks, the BC -2000 and the BC -1000. The BC -2000 is ahigh end unit with a host of special fea-tures making it suitable for self -op, pro-duction and main control usage. The BC1000 is a lower priced mixer that stillretains plenty of useful features. Distribu-tion deals are in the offing which willbring these mixers, already in use by SERand the overseas service COPE, to awider audience.

Audionics, who until recently was theengineering arm of the Yorkshire RadioNetwork, has been making what are, ineffect, custom mixers for quite some time,but have recently released an off -the -shelfproduct. The Ability MC console is a no-nonsense self -op desk whose design is theresult of a great deal of research into the

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needs of the user. Already in use by the BBC World Ser-vice, the Ability MC comes standard with a 24 input main-frame and a choice of six input modules, a comprehensivemonitor panel and several talkback and communicationoptions. Just off the drawing board, and in prototype form,is a small mixer which looks set to offer serious competi-tion to the likes of Eela and Soundcraft.

Revox has just released a non -modular mixer, theMB16. Very keenly priced with the smaller station in mind,it has eight stereo or mono line channels, six mic ormono/stereo line channels and two built-in telephone bal-ance units. Although it is non -modular, the MB16 featuresa high degree of reliability and is likely to pick up a lot ofsales.

CD's And Record DecksHaving got our mixer, we now need something to play

through it. CDs have become a near standard in radio stu-dios, but there is still a lot of material available on vinyl.As regards record decks, one is really limited to the Tech-nics family of the SP1 0 and SL1200. Used throughout theworld, these two decks have yet to be beaten, despite the1200's many drawbacks. It is unlikely that much new prod-uct will appear on the record deck front as digital sourcesslowly take over.

The choice with CDs is whether to run a "jukebox" sys-tem with all the discs in a central multi -play machineaccessed remotely by a controller, or to have separate play-ers in the studio. The jukebox system is gaining followers,with most systems using the Sony CDK-006 machine. Thistakes 60 discs and features detachable storage trays toallow quick removal and replacement of all the discs incase of a failure. There are two recognised jukebox controlsystems available in Europe-the ASC Trackstar that usesan Archimedes computer with manual selection through astudio located "trackball." The other more comprehensivesystem is Finland's Datacity Communications Oy CDMusic Editor. This system can control up to eight CDK-006 machines with selection performed via a studio located3U 19" rack mounted controller with and LCD display.Allied with the CD Music Editor is Radioman --a musicselection programme that runs on a PC and can be inter-faced with the CD Music Editor. The CD Music Editor canalso control other devices such as NAB carts, tape

MBI Series 20 Desk

machines and DAT players, and also has an optional tele-phone interface to allow automatic execution of listenerphone-in requests.

On the stand-alone CD player front, there are reallyonly a few machines worth looking at. From Technicscomes the SLP1200, a top -loading machine which has ahost of features that make it an ideal production player, butin many ways slightly complex for on -air use. New fromSony is the CDP-2700, featuring an anti -vibration chassis,fader start/stop, digital and balanced audio outputs and theability to play standard and 80mm discs without an adapter.The CDP-2700 is 19" rack -mountable and signals some-what of a comeback for Sony, after some silence on theradio equipment front.

There are two routes... to moveaway from the old NAB cart...the ever growing hard diskbased digital storage unit and the3.5" floppy disk cart system.

Revox has recently released their new C221 CD player,which offers many excellent features for the radio user.Large operating buttons and a clear LCD display make itideal as a stand-alone studio player, as does the start andend preview functions. Pressing the start preview buttongives you the start of the track, until you release the buttonwhen the unit immediately re -cues to the beginning. Press-ing the end preview gives you the last eight seconds of thetrack. It has a set of simple cue -point functions, making it apotential winner.

Hard Disk SystemsMany people have agreed that the NAB' cartridge player

has seen better days. The idea of an endless loop of taperubbing on itself and being expected to run reliably is pret-ty flawed. The problem, to date, has been the complete lackof an alternative. In 1991, however, there are two routesone can take to move away from the old NAB cart. Thefirst is the ever-growing hard disk based digital storage unitand the second and newest is the 3.5" floppy disk cart sys-tem.

First among the hard disk systems was DAMS fromRacom Broadcast. This stand-alone unit was designedsolely to replace the NAB cart machine, and allows DJs theability to select audio cuts, be they adverts, trails or pro-mos, from a desk top mini console. In use in several majorstations throughout the world, DAMS has proved to beextremely reliable, but of late, a little expensive and long inthe tooth. To counter this, Racom has just releasedDAMS2, which replaces the Dolby digital encoding sys-tem with the newly popular APT -X chip. Existing users canhave their systems upgraded to the new level, which offersenhanced features, such as the capability of four usersworking simultaneously on one system, and the advancesin storage capability, available on the 760MB disk.

A new hard disk system seems to bereleased every week, but some of the morewell known ones include Audisk from theUS, but available in Europe through ASC,DCS; also from the US, XIS of Francehave the WIM system and ITC, hithertofamous for NAB cart machines, offer theDigiForm. The floppy disk alternative toNAB cart machines has also been pio-neered by a NAB cart manu-facturer-Sonifex-although ASC hadalso developed a system. There is muchgood-natured public opinion from bothabout the merits of each others' (incompat-ible) systems, but behind the scenes thegloves are off!

ASC's DART uses the APT -X encod-ing system and standard 1.44MB floppies,available at any computer store. It offers amaster player unit, a slave unit (whichplays through a master) and a record mod-ule which links with the master. Sonifex'sDiscart uses a different encoding system

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and therefore requires pre -formatted discswhich will only be available from Sonifex.It will be offering a hard disk add-on mod-ule in the near future. Sonifex offers athree -slot master player,'a three slot slaveplayer, a single slot slave and a three -slotrecorder/player with keyboard to allowdisk information to be entered.

There are still cases where the trustyold NAB cart machine can perform welland companies continue to produce them.ITC, from the US, released its Series 1

range onto the market last year to muchcritical acclaim. Sonifex, although pushingtheir Discart range, are still actively mar-keting the Micro HS and CQ series ofNAB cart players, which are to be found instations all over the world. Radio SystemsInc., which attempted to replace the NABcart machine with the RS-DAT-a modi-fied DAT machine with cart -like fea-tures-has, nevertheless, recently releaseda NAB machine, the RS2000.

It looks as though, until the floppy andhard disks take over, or the long-awaited"memory card" cart with no moving partsarrives, the NAB cart machine will be hereto stay.

DAT has made some progress. Manystations now record their oldies andplaylist onto DAT tapes, which are then

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played on either a standard machine or oneof the few modified types such as the RS-DAT or the ASC conversion of the Pana-sonic SV-3700 which, like the RS-DAT,has cart -like controls with large play, stopand re -cue buttons and a rotary selectorknob with LED track number read-out.The standard DAT machines from Sony,Panasonic, Fostex, Denon et. al., are usedextensively for programme mastering anddistribution.

While digital recording continues topush into the radio industry, there is proba-bly not a station in the world which doesnot have a reel-to-reel tape machine. Forease of operation and reliability, they arehard to beat.

Favourite among the European stationsand in the US are the products of Studerand Revox. The PR99 and C270 fromRevox are particularly good edit/replaymachines, while the station with a littlemore to spend can opt for one of the manyStuder machines. The Japanese have sever-al machines which are finding their wayinto the market with offerings from Otari,Fostex and Teac/Tascam. There are stillproblems with ruggedness and reliabilityassociated with these machines but thesehave mainly been overcome and are morehearsay than reality.

Microphones are an essential. Almostany cardioid pattern microphone will suf-fice for a DJ, but many are specificallydesigned for stage work and, as a result,are not ideal for studio work. No micro -

phone has ever been designed solely foruse in a radio studio, but some have founda natural home there.

The Neumann U87, although expen-sive, is an excellent presenter mic as longas it is treated with some respect. Inde-structible microphones are the best for usewith DJs, renowned as they are for mis-treating any piece of technical equipment.Mics do not come more resistant than theAKG D202-so strong you can knocknails in it and it still works! The D202 isageing, but remains a favourite.

The advice for a new-comer setting up a sta-tion would be to go andlook at someone else's.Make notes, ask ques-tions and then go withyour ideal shopping listto an equipment suppli-er or consultant.

New from eastern Germany is a rangeof mics from Gefell. Loosely based onNeumann mics, it currently offers a rangeof three capsules which fit onto a universalamplifier body. The M93 is an omni pat-tern, the M70 is a cardioid and the UM70is a three -pattern switchable device withomni, cardioid and figure -of -eight configu-rations. The UM70 is also remote -control-lable via the phantom power facility.

There are many other famous mic man-ufacturers which produce units suitable forthe radio studio. ElectroVoice, with itsRE80, Beyer's MC740, the C414 fromAKG, the new TLM170 from Neumannand the SM7 from Shure are a few to lookout for.

The equipment mentioned is only afraction of what is actually needed for aradio studio. Additionally, you will needheadphones, monitor speakers and amplifi-er, cartridges and styli for the record decks.microphone stands, mic live warninglights, telephone balance units for phone-ins, blank tape, possibly a cassette machinefor recording samples of shows (but neverfor playing out on air, please) and a thou-sand other little items that often get forgot-ten until the last minute!

The advice for a newcomer setting up astation would be to go and look at some-one else's. Make notes, ask questions andthen go with your ideal shopping list to anequipment supplier or consultant and letthem tell you what you can purchase with-in your budget. By Andy Bantock

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Station reports include allnew additions to the playlist,indicated by the abbrevia-tion "AD." Reports from cer-tain stations will also includea "Power Play" (PP), a trackwhich recieves special emp-hasis for the week, as well asfeatured new CD's and LP'sindicated by the designation"AL." All playlists must berecieved by Tuesday at 1

o'clock.

UNITED KINGDOM

BBC RADIO 1/LondonPaul Robinson - Prog. Dir.B List:AD Bomb The Bass- Winter In July

Cathy Dennis- Just AnotherChuck Jackson- All Over TheColor Me Badd- All 4 LoveMichael Bolton- Time Love &

Rembrandts- Just The Way It is

Scritti Politti- Take Me In

CAPITAL RADIO/LondonRichard Park - Prog. Contr.A List:AD Marc Cohn- Silver Thunderbird

Right Said Fred- I'm Too SexyShamen- Move Any MountainBryan Adams- Everything I Do

Bomb The Bass- Winter In JulyCher- Love & UnderstandingDesmond Child- Love On A RoofFrankie Knuckles- Whistle SongLevel 42- GuaranteedOMD- Pandora's Box

METRO RADIO GROUP/NewcastleLiz Elliott Music OrganiserA List:AD Shamen- Move Any Mountain

Clannad- Both Sides NowHue & Cry- Long Term Lovers

Lloyd Cole- She's A Girl AndDe La Soul- Roller Skating

London Boys- Sweet Soul MusicColor Me Badd- All 4 LoveJimmy Sommerville- Run FromAll About Eve- Strange WayVanilla Ice- SatisfactionLevel 42- GuaranteedMartika- Thy Will Be DoneTechnotronic- WorkRight Said Fred- I'm Too SexyMorrissey. Pregnant For The

PICCADILLY RADIO/ManchesterKeith Pringle - Head Of MusicA List:AD Deacon Blue- Twist & Shout

DJH- Like It

Extreme- More Than WordsDannii Minogue Jump To TheMarc Cohn- Silver ThunderbirdKeith Washington- Kissing You

B List:AD Bomb The Boss- Winter In July

Frankie Knuckles- Whistle SongLittle Angels- I Ain't GonnaMichael W. Smith- Place InJimmy Somerville- Run From

GLR/LondonTrevor Dann - Head Of MusicA List:AD ABC- Love Conquers All

Michael Bolton- Time Love &

Yes- Saving My HeartDeacon Blue Twist & Shout

Black- Fly Up To The Moon

Taj Mahal- ScatteredPhranc- I'm Not Romantic

Toni Childs- I've Got To GoFirehouse Don't Treat Me BadT'Pau- Walk On AirExtreme More Than Words

B List:AD Jellyfish- Now She Knows

Rembrandts- Just The Way It Is

Moody Blues- Say It With LoveHue & Cry- Long Term Lovers

Beverly Craven- Holding OnChris Whitely- Living With

BRMB/BirminghamRobin Valk - Head Of MusicA List:AD Jimmy Somerville- Run From Love

Level 42. Guaranteed

Color Me Badd- All 4 LoveB List:AD ABC- Love Conquers All

BEF- Family Affair

Amy Grant- Every HeartbeatG.W. McLennan- Haven't I BeenHue & Cry- Long Term Lovers

RAF- We Gonna Get

De La Soul- Roller Skating

Dannii Minogue Jump To TheShades Of Rhythm- Sound Of Eden

RADIO CLYDE/GlasgowAlex Dickson Prog. Dir.A List:AD Debbie Gibson- One Step Ahead

Desmond Child- Love On A RoofHue & Cry- Long Term Lovers

Clannad- Both Sides NowColor Me Badd- All 4 LoveHuey Lewis- It Hit Me Like AAmy Grant- Every HeartbeatJellyfish- Now She KnowsBeverly Craven- Holding On

B List:AD London Boys- Sweet Soul Music


Little Angels- I Ain't Gonna

RADIO CITY/LiverpoolTony McKenzie - Head Of MusicB List:

AD Little Angels- I Ain't Gonna


MC Hammer- They Put Me In The


Lisa Lisa- Let The Beat Hit Em

Keith Washington- Kissing YouHeavy D & The Boyz- Now ThatMichael Bolton- Time Love &Huey Lewis- It Hit Me Like A

RADIO TRENT GROUP/NottinghamLen Groat - Deputy Prog. Dir.A List:AD Scritti Politti- Take Me In

Take That- Do What U Like

B List:AD Gigi Hamilton -Joy & Pain

Michael Bolton- Time Love &Taj Mahal- ScatteredClannad- Both Sides Now

DOWNTOWN RADIO/BelfastJohn Rosborough - Head Of Prog.A List:AD Clannad- Both Sides Now

Hue & Cry- Long Term Lovers

Sweetmouth- Fear Is The EnemyMichael Ball- It's Still YouLevel 42- GuaranteedHuey Lewis- It Hit Me Like AAmy Grant- Every HeartbeatT'Pau- Walk On Air

CHILTERN RADIO & NORTHANTSRADIO & SEVERN SOUND/Dunstable/Northampton/GloucesterClive Dickens - Head Of MusicA List:AD Jimmy Somerville- Run From

Level 42- GuaranteedKirsty MacColl- My Affair

B List:AD All About Eve Strange Way

Martika- Thy Will Be DoneSqeeze- Sunday Street

Blur BangBlessing- FlamesDoors- Riders On The Storm

GWR/Bristol/SwindonAndy Westgate - Head Of MusicA List:AD Amy Grant- Every Heartbeat

Huey Lewis- It Hit Me Like AAaron Neville Everybody PlaysBoy Crazy- That's What LoveHue & Cry- Long Term Lovers

Jesus Jones- Right Here Right

Marillion- No One Can

RADIO FORTH/EdinburghColin Somerville - Head Of MusicA List:AD Cher- Love & Understanding

Cola Boy- Seven Ways To Love

Cookie Crew- SecretsC&C Music Factory- Things ThatFinitribe 101 Sonic ShuffleHue & Cry- Long Term LoversHuey Lewis- It Hit Me Like A


Dannii Minogue-Jump To TheScritti Politti. Take Me InKenny Thomas- Thinking About

RED ROSE/Preston/BlackpoolKenni James - Head Of MusicB List:AD De La Soul- Roller Skating

Jimmy Somerville- Run FromLevel 42- GuaranteedMarillion- No One CanJesus Jones- Right Here Right

ATLANTIC 252/County MeathPaul Kavanagh - Head Of MusicA List:AD Marky Mark- Good Vibrations


Cathy Dennis -Just AnotherOMD- Pandora's Boa

DJH- I Like It

Huey Lewis- It Hit Me Like A

HORIZON RADIO & GALAXYRADIOMilton Keynes/BristolClive Dickens - Head Of MusicA List:AD Vanilla Ice Satisfaction

Jimmy Somerville- Run FromLevel 42- Guaranteed

B List:

AD P.Varney- If Only I KnewIan Dury- Hit Me With

RADIO BROADLAND/NorwichDave Brown - Head Of MusicB List:AD Londonbeat A Better Love

Color Me Badd- All 4 LoveRembrandts- Just The Way It Is

Gigi Hamilton- Joy & PainClannad- Both Sides Now

FOX FM/OxfordSteve Ellis - Prog. Contr.A List:AD Michael Bolton -Time Love &

Cathy Dennis- Just AnotherAmy Grant- Every HeartbeatLondonbeat- A Better LoveABC- Love Conquers All

Beverly Craven- Holding OnJason Donovan- Any Dream WillINXS- Bitter Tears

Jesus Jones- Right Here Right

Lenny Kravitz- It Ain't OverOmar- There's Nothing Like

B List:

AD Color Me Badd- All 4 LoveDerek & The Dominoes- LaylaAretha Franklin- EverydayHawk & Wonder- Baby It's YouHuey Lewis- It Hit Me Like ATom Petty- Learning To Fly


Scritti Politti- Take Me InYoung Disciples- Apparently

RTL 208/LondonJeff Graham - Prog. Dir.PP Huey Lewis- It Hit Me Like A

DNA- Rebel Woman

Origin- Set Sails Free

Blue Aeroplanes- Yr Own WorldA List:AD MC Hammer- They Put Me In TheB List:AD Londonbeat A Better Love

Voice Of The Beehive- MonstersSiouxsie/Banshees- ShadowtimeSlow Bongo Floyd- More ThanCircuit Shelter MeSubsonic 2- Unsung Heroes

SWANSEA SOUND/WalesRob Rendry - Head Of MusicA List:AD Cathy Dennis- Just AnotherB List:

AD Voice Of The Beehive MonstersMichael Bolton- Time Love &Aretha Franklin- EverydayFrankie Knuckles- Whistle Song

OCEAN SOUND/POWERFM/FarahamJim Hicks - Head Of MusicB List:AD Deacon Blue- Twist & Shout

Eve Gallagher- Love Is AAmy Grant Every HeartbeatMorrissey- Pregnant For The

Shamen- Move Any MountainYoung Disciples- Apparently

RED DRAGON FM/CardiffJohn Dash - Head Of MusicPP Heavy D & The Boyz. Now That

C&C Music Factory- Things ThatOMD- Pandora's Box

Bryan Adams- Everything I Do

A List:AD DJH- Like It

Amy Grant- Every HeartbeatBEF- Family Affair

Debbie Gibson- One Step AheadHuey Lewis- It Hit Me Like ABeverly Craven- Holding OnJimmy Somerville Run From

B List:AD Shades Of Rhythm- Sound Of Eden

Circuit- Shelter MeRSF- I'm Too Sexy

Ya Kid K- Awesome

Marillion- No One CanDe La Soul- Roller Skating

Young Disciples- Apparently Nothin'Rose Among Thorns- Hold OnAshbrooke Allstars- Dubbin' Up

BEACON RADIO/WolverhamptonPeter Wagstaff - Prog. Dir.A List:AD Boy Krazy- That's What Love

Deacon Blue Twist & ShoutBros- Are You Mine

Billy Bragg- SexualityExtreme- More Than Words

T'Pau- Walk On AirLisa Lisa- Let The Beat Hit Em

Natalie Cole- UnforgettableFrankie Knuckles- Whistle SongScritti Politti- Take Me In

KISS FM/LondonGordon McNamee Prog. Dir.A List:AD DNA- Rebel Woman

Redhead Kingpin- Love ThongYa Kid K- Awesome

B List:AD Technotronic- Work

Salt N Pepa- Let's Talk AboutKirsty MacColl- My AffairOff Shore- I Got A Little SongMica Paris- Young Soul Rebels

COOL FM/BelfastJohn Paul Ballantine -Head Of Music

AD Color Me Badd- All For LoveMichael Bolton- Time Love &Wilson Phillips- The Dream IsHuey Lewis- It Hit Me Like ASweetmouth- Fear Is The EnemyDNA- Rebel Woman

Outfield- UnrespectableOMD- Pandora's BoxJohn Kilzer- Marilyn DeanG.W. McLennan- Haven't I Been

B List:AD Rhythm Syndicate- Passion

Right Said Fred- I'm Too SexyClannad- Both Sides Now

FRANCE

RTL/ParisMonique Le Marcis - Head OfProg.AD Marc Ricci- Le Ou Love


Audin/Modena- Song Of OcarinaFarmer/Murat- RegretsOmar There's Nothing Like

RMC/ParisNothalie Andre - Head Of MusicAD J.M. Ration. L Ou Love

Chris Rea- Looking For The

Alain Lanty- Ancien CombattantMatt Bianco- MacumbaTom Petty- Learning To Fly

Color Me Badd- I Wanna SexPouppa Claudio- Sur La VersionAretha Franklin- Everyday

NFU NETWORK/ParisMax Guazzini - Dir.AD Black Box- Strike It Up

Farmer/Murat- RegretsLonnie Gordon -Gotta HaveUB40 Here Am

SKYROCK NETWORK/ParisLaurent Bouneau - Prog. Dir.AD Sydney Youngblood- Hooked

Whitney Houston- My Name Is

EUROPE 2 NETWORK/ParisMarc Garcia Prog. Dir.J.P. Michel - Music Dir.PP Stephan Eicher- Dejeuner EnAD Beverley Craven- Holding On

Omar- There's Nothing Like

Art Mengo- Cote CourAlain Lanty- Vous VoudriezAntoine Tome Jolly Jumper

AL Ana Christensen

SCOOP/LyonPhilippe Teissier - Prog. Dir.AD Elton John- Easier To Walk

Black Box- Strike It Up

Farmer/Murat. RegretsMC Hammer- Have You Seen Her

UB40 Here I AmC&C Music Factory- GonnaJoelle Ursull- Position Feeling

Pet Shop Boys- How Con You

AL ExtremeJil Caplan

RVS NORMANDIE/RouenFrank Orcel - Prog. Dir.A List:

Liane Foly- Goodbye LoverR.E.M. Losing My ReligionFronois Feldman- Le SerpentInconnus- RapetoutCrystal Waters. Gypsy WomanDana Dawson- Tell Me Bonita

Yannick Noah- Sago AfricaC&C Music Factory- GonnaBrothers In Rhythm- Can't HelpDe La Soul- Ring Ring Ring

AD Farmer/Murat- RegretsBomb The Bass. Winter In JulyChris Rea- Looking For The

RADIO NANTES/NantesPhilippe Nossent - Prog. Dir.PP William Sheller- Un HommeAD Au Petit Beaulieu-J'Veux Du

Tristan- La Chanson Des

S.F.S. Don't Even Know


Pigalle I Am La Salle

AL James Brown

RMC COTE D'AZUR/Monte CarloAD Extreme More Than Words

Simple Minds- See The Lights2 Brothers/4th Floor- I Can'tCher- The Shoop Shoop Song

Sydney Youngblood- Hooked

RADIO SERVICE/MarseilleChristian Vichi - Prog. Dir.AD Dennis Azov Ala Li La

Gipsy Kings- Baila MeAlma De Noche- MamaSara Mandiano-J'Al Des DousesFarmer/Murat- Regrets

RIVIERA RADIO/MonacoDaevid Fortune - Music Dir.AD Bonnie Rain Something To

Rick Astley in The Name ofSusanna Hoffs- Only LoveBeautiful South- Let LoveRoch Voisine On The Outside

Wonder Stuff- Size Of A CowTom Petty- Learning To Fly

Kim Appleby- MamaJil Caplan- Tout C'Qui NousPatricia Kaas- Regarde Les

RADIO PLUS MONTE CARLO/MonteCarloChristian Von Schweinitz - Music Dir.A List:AD Cathy Dennis- Touch Me

Michael Bolton- Time Love AndJohnny Hates Jazz- The Last ToRod Stewart- The Motown SongGloria Gaynor- I Will Survive

38 Special- The Sound Of Your

Tom Petty- The Dark Of The Sun

Pat Benatar Don't Happen NoB List:

AD Bellamy Brothers- NeonMylene Farmer- DesenchanteeDesmond Child- Love On A

GERMANY

SWF 3/Baden BadenUlli Frank - DJ/Prod.A List:

Roxette Fading Like A FlowerBryan Adams- Everything I Do

Color Me Badd-lWanna SexAC/DC- Are You Ready

Guns N' Roses- You Could BeChris Rea- Looking For The

Mike & The Mechanics- Word OfQueen- HeadlongRod Stewart- The Motown Song

Marc Cohn- Walking In Memphis

NDR 2/HamburgLutz Ackermann - Head Of MusicAD Glenn Frey- Part Of Me Part

Cher- Love And Understanding

Diana Ross- The Force BehindGianna Nannini- SorridiGloria Estefan- Nayib's SongSoulsister- Sweet Dreamer

Mork Stevens- This Is The WayMarvin & Marcello- Guess I'mABC- Love Conquers All

Stefan Waggershausen- Die AngstDer Reigen- Die Liebe 1st Ein

WDR 1/CologneHIT CHIPS - Weekdays 1-3 PMWerner Hoffmann - Prod.AD Gianna Nannini- Sorridi

Little Angels- I Ain't GonnaDiana- The Force Behind The

Maria & Marcello- Guess I'mMC Hammer- They Put Me In The

Guns N' Roses- You Could BeParty- Summer Vacation

WDR 1/CologneSCHLAGERRALLYE - Sat. 1-3 PMWolfgang Roth Prod.A List:

Queensryche Silent LucidityCarole- Captured By AErasure- ChorusKraftwerk- The Robots

O.M.D. Pandora's BoxMike & The Mechanics- Word OfGesocks- ZigeunerjungeRoxette- Fading Like A Flower

Pur- Lena

Brings- Nur Mer ZweiWhite Heart- PowerhouseNew Kids On The Block- GamesPet Shop Boys- Jealousy

AD E.L.O. II- Thousand EyesJesus Jones- Right Here Right

Del Shannon- Are you Lovin'Mr. Big- Just Take My Heart

Gloria Estefan- Nayib's SongGipsy Kings- Baila Me

SDR 3/StuttgartHans Thomas Prod.PP Wilson Phillips- The Dream IsAL Cher

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Intastelle- Dream Some ParadisePete Wylie Don't Lose Your

RADIO 4U/BerlinPeter Radzuhn - Prog. Dir.Bernd Albrecht - Prog. Dir.A List:AD Amy Grant- Baby Baby

Marillion- Cover My Eyes

De La Soul- Ring Ring Ring

Paula Abdul- Rush Rush

Jo Cang- Islands


Seal- The Beginning

B List:AD Bryan Adams- Everything I Do

Herbert GrBnemeyer- HaarscharfSydney Youngblood- HookedKim Appleby- MamaLaTour. People Are Still

Gipsy Kings- Baila MeLisa Lisa & Cult Jam- Let TheABC- Love Conquers All

Young MC- That's The Way Love

RIAS 2/BerlinHenry Gross/Andreas Dorfmann -Head Of MusicAD Chris Rea- Looking For The

O.M.D. Pandora's BoxMichel Van Dyke Tell HimBryan Adams- Everything I Do

AL T'Pau

RSH/KielMartin Schwebel- Head Of MusicPP Chris Rea. Looking For TheAD Extreme More Than Words

O.M.D. Pandora's BoxFrank Zappa- Bobby BrownKim Appleby- Mama

RADIO FFH/FrankfurtSabine Neu Head Of MusicPP Bingoboys- No Woman No CryAD Mark Stevens- This is The Way

Glenn Frey- Part Of Me Part



STATION REPORTS

O.M.D. Pandora's BoxKatia Maria Yeltin- No LubidaSailor La CumbiaDavid Hasselhoff- Do The LimboHuey Lewis- It Hit Me Like A

HUNDERT,6/BerlinFred Schoenagel - Head Of MusicPP Wildecker Herzbuben- Und Heut'

Chris Norman- If You Need MyAD Sommerwind- Bye Bye Linda

Dagmar- Gelbe Rosen

Patrick Lindner- Ich Htt DichRoy Black- Ich Trume Mich Zu

Paldauer- Schwarzer Engel

DT 64/BerlinWolfgang Martin - Head Of MusicAD Keimzeit- Flugzeug Onne Rder

Fury/Slaughterhouse- CutExtrabreit- Joachim MussDie Inner- Viel Zu WeitAngelika Weisz Band- GVOProjoe- Rockin' The NightSacco & Mancetti- What TheyAlice Cooper- Hey StoopidJesus Loves You- Bow DownE.M.F. Children

Sting- Mod About You

RTL/GERMANY/LuxembourgStephan Halfpap - Head Of MusicA List:AD Cher- Love And Understanding

Jason Donovan- RSVPChesney Hawkes- I'M A ManLenny Kravitz- It Ain't Over

B List:AD Rick Astley- Never Knew Love

Arthur Baker- Let There BeGloria Estefan- Nayib's SongHuey Lewis- It Hit Me Like AAaron Neville EverybodySonia- Only Fools

RADIO GONG 2000/MunichFredy Kogel - Music Dir.PP Rod Stewart- The Motown Song


Rick Astley- Never Knew LoveA List:AD Marc Cohn- Walking In Memphis

Mariah Carey- There's Got ToIncognito- Always There

B List:

AD Glenn Frey- Port Of Me PartChris Isaak- Dancin'Pur- Lena

RADIO GONG/NurembergSteffen Meyer - Music Dir.PP O.M.D. Pandora's BoxAD LaTour- People Are Still

Chesney Hawkes- I'm A ManKim Appleby- MamaBee Gees- The Only Love

Londonboys- Sweet Soul Music

RADIO CHARIVARI/NurembergMathias Hofmann - Music Dir.PP Cher- The Shoop Shoop Song

Paula Abdul- Rush RushExtreme- More Than WordsLenny Kravitz- It Ain't OverAmy Grant- Baby Baby

AD Hi -Five- I Like The Way

STAR*SAT RADIO/GrnwaldJo Lueders - Prog. Dir.AD Stevie Wonder- Chemistry

Soulsister- LifetimeSusanna Hoffs- Only LoveSacco & Moretti- What TheyHi -Five I Can't WaitBob Halligan- Could've Been

HIT RADIO N1 /NurembergCetin Yemen - Prog. Dir.PP Heavy D & The Boyz- Now ThatAD Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam- Let The

DJH- I Like It

Thirst- The Enemy Within

Jesus Loves You- Generations

RADIO XANADU/MunichBenny Schnier - Head Of MusicA List:

Rembrandts- Sonheie ie

Marc Cohn- Walking In MemphisJohn Farnham- Burn For YouDavid Lee Roth- Tell The TruthEnuff Z' Enuff Mother's EyesBlack Crowes- She Talks ToTyketto- Forever Young

Southern Sons- Heart In DangerGlass Tiger- Animal HeartSilencers- Bulletproof Heart

SCHWARZWALD RADIO/FreiburgPete Traynor - Head Of MusicAD Marc Cohn- Walking In Memphis

Beverley Craven- Woman ToErasure- Chorus

RADIO SALCl/SaarbrckenAdam Hahne - Prog. Dir.PP Rembrandts- Someone

Lenny Kravitz- It Ain't OverDiana Ross- The Force BehindCher Love And UnderstandingColor Me Badd- Wanna Sex

A List:Kenny Thomas- Thinking AboutDavid Hallyday- Ooh La LaWhitney Houston- My Name IsLiane Foly. Goodbye LoverO.M.D.- Pandora's Box

Tom Petty- Learning To Fly

Stevie Wonder- Gotta HaveAL Alison Moyet

OK RADIO011ie Weiberg - Head Of MusicPP Arthur Baker- Let There Be Love

Marvin & Marcella Guess I'mAD Bass-O-Matic Funky Love

Cher- Love And Understanding

Omar- There's Nothing LikeDJ Jazzy Jeff- SummertimeKim Appleby- MamaDriza-Bone Real LoveReal Milli Vanilli- Nice 'N'Whitney Houston- My Nome IsChesney Hawkes I'm A Man

MUSIC & MEDIA spotlights:

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Angie Layne- Gimme All YourStephanie- You Don't Die From

Moody Blues- Say It With LovePauline Ester- Le Monde EstHuey Lewis- It Hit Me Like AR.E. Wilson- Dreams Of

RADIO NRW/OberhausenJeff Van Gelder - Head Of MusicAD Pur- Lena

Sonia- Only FoolsPatricia Kaas- Regarde LesBros- Are You Mine

Extreme More Than WordsWolf Maahn- 100.000 Meilen

RADIO F/NurembergSigi Hoge - Prog.Dir.A List:

Monty Python- Always Look OnRiver Boys- If I Were A

Rod Stewart- Rhythm Of MyGG Anderson- SonnenscheinCarola- Captured By AG'Race Blue Tambourine

Wolfgang Fierek- TschauDavid Hasselhoff- Do The LimboZucchero/Young Senza UnaChris Rea- Looking For The

RADIO RT4/ReutlingenDorothee Seyser - Music DirectorAD Sonia- Only Fools

Mariah Carey There's Got To BeGlenn Frey- Part Of Me PartWilson Phillips- The Dream IsFather Father- Love Life AndPhranc- I'm Not Romantic

RADIO FFB - UKW 91.7/Frstenfeld-bruckChris Baumann - Head Of MusicPP Paula Abdul- Rush Rush

Bee Gees- The Only LoveLenny Kravitz- It Ain't OverJesus Loves You- Bow DownRod Stewart- The Motown SongCher- The Shoop Shoop Song

Michael Bolton- Love is AAD Tom Petty- Learning To Fly

RADIO DOWN-TOWN/ErlangenMarkus Kavka - Music DirectorA List:AD Marc Cohn- Walking In MemphisB List:AD Ric Ocasek- Rockaway

Glass Tiger- One To One

ITALY

RETE 105/MilanAlex Peroni - Prog. Dir.A List:

Katie & Carole- Let YourSpagna Only WordsKirsty MacColl- Walking DownRozalla- Faith

Chesney Hawkes The One AndColor Me Badd- I Wanna SexGipsy Kings- Baila MeSue Chaloner Answer MyZiggy Marley- KozmikEve Gallagher- Love Is A

AD Habit- PowerBee Beat- I'm OnAfrika Bambaata- Soca FeverCorina Temptation

AL SealCrystal WatersStefano SecchiTerry Ronald

RAI STEREOUNO/RomeE.Molinari - Dir.

E.Bellisario - Prog. Dir.PP Ciolor Me Badd- I Wayne Sex

Chesney Hawkes- The One AndJoy Salinas- Rockin' RomanceCrystal Waters- Gypsy WomanStevie Wonder- Gotta Have

AD Seal- The BeginningRosario De Bella- ContandoMafia Bazar- Volo Anche loMylene Farmer- DesenchanteeKenny Thomas- Thinking AboutSpagna- Only WordsCola Boy- 7 Ways To Love

Jason Donovan- Any Dream Will

RADIO DIMENSIONESUONO/RomeCarlo Mancini - Music DirectorPP ABC- Love Conquers All

Love & Money- My Love LivesPowercut GirlsBanderas- She SellsTom Petty- Learning To Fly

Terry Ronald- Calm The RageAD Technotronic- Work

Bomb The Boss- Winter In July

Cookie Crew- SecretSeal- The Beginning

Afrika Bambaata- Soca FeverHuey Lewis- It Hit Me Like A

R.T.L. 102.5 HITRADIO/BergamoGrant Benson - Head Of MusicLuca Viscardi - DJ/Prod.A List:

Lenny Kravitz- It Ain't OverQuartz- Naked LoveKenny Thomas- Thinking AboutErasure ChorusR.E.M. Shiny Happy PeopleIncognito- Always ThereLaTour- People Are Still

Crystal Waters -Gypsy WomanCher- Love And Understanding

Spagna- Only WordsJoy Salinas- Rockin' Romance

AD Rudy Marro- Voglio Una Donna

PETER FLOWERS FM/Milan

Marco Garavelli - Prog. Dir.Franco Lazzari - Prog. Dir.PP Aaron Neville EverybodyAD Michel Van Dyke Tell Hin

Rod Stewart- The Motown SongAL Tomato

RADIO VERDE RAI/RomeMaurizio Riganti - Dir.Antonella Condorelli,Isabella Arati,Francesco AcamporaDJ's

A List:DJ Jazzy Jeff- SummertimeCola Boy- 7 Ways To LoveABC- Love Conquers All

Crowded House Chocolate CakeKirsty MacColl- Walking DownMatt Bianco- MacumbaHuey Lewis- It Hit Me Like ARic Ocasek- Rockaway

Terry Ronald- Calm The RageRobbie Neville Just Like You

101 NETWORK/MilanGigio D'Ambrosio - Prog. Dir.AD Mariah Carey- There's Got To

Ten City- Should Learn To

Spagna Only WordsElla J- 'eel The Music

Roachford- Stone City

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Erasure ChorusDaniel Ash- Walk This WoyLove & Money- My Love LivesBryan Adams- Everything I Do

Jason Donovan- Any Dream WillAL Viktor Lazio

Tony BanksManhattan Transfer

RADIO BABBOLEO/GenovaLenny - Prog. Dir.PP Moody Blues- Say It With LoveA List:

Crystal Waters- Gypsy WomanJoy Salinas- Rockin' RomanceSimple Minds See The Lights

Blessing Highway 5Bliss- Watching Over MeJo Cang- IslandsRozalla- Faith

Terry Ronald- Calm The RageLamont Dozier- The Quiet'sSeal- Future Love Paradise

ANTENNA DELLO STRETTO/MessinaFilippo Pedeli - DJAD Huey S. Cry- My Salt Heart

Andrea Mora- Perche LuiScialpi- Aware

Biagio Antonucci- BaciamiNino Ferrer- La Pelle NeroSpagna- Only Words

Enzo Jacchetti- Canzoni Bonsai

POWER RV1 THE BLACK

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Arnold Jarvis- I Want 2 HaveLa Banderita- MediterranaSeal- The Beginning

Matt Bianco- MacurnbaAL Lindy Layton

Garfield

HOLLANDVERONICA/HilversumHans Van Der Veen - Prog. Dir.Unico Glorie - Prod.PP Incognito- Always ThereA List:

Gipsy Kings- Baila MeHeavy D & The Boyz- Now ThatTimmy T- ParadiseSniff 'N' The Tears- Driver'sColor Me Badd- I Wanna SexBomb The Bass- Winter In JulyBryan Adams- Everything I Do

Boys II Man- Motown PhillyScorpions- Send Me An AngelDJ Jazzy Jeff- SummertimeLonnie Gordon- Gonna CatchLisa Lisa & Cult Jam- Let TheZiggy Marley- KozmikTechnotronic- Move That Body

This Mortal Coil- You AndSailor- La Cumbia

NOS/HilversumTom Blomberg - Prod.PP BB Queen- I Wanna Be Next To

HIT RADIO/BussumKoen Van Tijn - Music DirectorPP Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam- Let The

Color Me Badd- I Wanna SexA List:

Extreme More Thon WordsSniff N' The Tears- Driver'sCrystal Waters- Gypsy WomanZiggy Marley- KozmikCher- The Shoop Shoop Song

AD Seal- The Beginning

Sailor- La Cumbia

Scorpions- Send Me An AngelCut 'N' Move Take No CrapBoyz II Men- MotownphillyMylene Farmer- DesenchanteeMarioh Carey- There's Got ToAfrika Bambaata- Just Get Up

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Sonic Surfers- Beat Of Zen

TROS/HilversumFerry Moat - Head Of MusicPP Seal- The BeginningAD Andre Hazes- Zomer

Block Crowes- Jealous AgainSonic Surfers- Beat Of ZenLos Manolos- All My LovingC&C Music Factory- ThingsBob Marley- No Woman NoKirsty MacColl- Walking DownCola Boy- 7 Ways To LoveIncognito- Always ThereRhythm Syndicate PASSION

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Seal- The Beginning

Marc Cohn- Walking In MemphisJames Brown- Move OnZuccher/Clapton- Wonderful

NCRV/HilversumJaap De Groot - Prod.

John Otis- In The Morning

SKY RADIO/BussumTon Lathouwers - Oper. Mgr.PP Extreme- More Than Words

Paula Abdul- Rush Rush

Cher- The Shoop Shoop Song

Juan Luis Guerra- Burbulas DeAD Sailor La Cumbia

Mylene Farmer- DesenchanteeGipsy Kings- Baila MeBob Marley- No Woman No Cry



STATION REPORTS

RADIO NOORD-HOLLAND/HaarlemPieter Buijs Prod.AD Mariah Carey- There's Got To Be

Divinyls- I Touch MyselfMildred Douglas- Even In TheMichael Penn- Brave New WorldTom Jones- Ern Not Feeling It

CFNB/BrunssumLou Rowland Head Of MusicAD Black Crowes- She Talks To

Los Lobos- BerthaGlass Tiger- My TownRik Emmett- World Of Wonder

11=1:1111BRT STUDIO BRUSSELS/BrusselsJan Hautekiet/Marc Coenen -Prod.AD Billy Bragg- Sexuality

Paul Landau- So BrightSqueeze- PlayShamen- Move Any Mountain

Color Me Badd- C.M.B.Driza Bone- Real Love

Cher- Love And UnderstandingMorrissey- Pregnant For The

John Kilzer- Busman's HolidayJam That's Entertainment

AL Transvision VampDiana Ross

BRT RADIO 2/East FlandersRudi Sinia - Prod.AD Sniff 'N' The Tears- Driver's

Gipsy Kings- Baila MeChris Rea- Looking For The

Enigma Principles Of LustSoulsister- Facing Love

Karl Keaton- Loves BurnZiggy Marley- KozmikToast- MartienBart KaeII- Mooi Om Te Zien

AL R.E.M.

BRT RADIO 2/West FlandersPeter de Groot - Head Of MusicPP Elvis Costello- So Like CandyAL Sam Phillips

RTBF RADIO 2/HainautA. Birenne/Ph. JauniauxAD Ange- Tentation

T99- Anasthasio

Latino Party- AribaAL Francois Feldman

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Farmer/Murat- RegretsSonia- Only Fools

R.E.M. Shiny Happy People

Julee Cruise FallingSeal- The Beginning

Erasure ChorusUnity Mixers- Unity Mix #1MC Extince- Gonna Make Marna

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Juan Luis Guerra- Burbujas DeIndra- Misery

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Soulsister- Facing LoveKaoma- Dana Togo MagoVaya Con Dios- Don't Cry ForGipsy Kings- Baila MeSonia- Only FoolsRoch Voisin On The OutsideMC Extince Gonna Make Mama

Erasure- ChorusUnity Mixers- Unity Mix #1Rumba Tres- Baila Mi RumbaBenny B- Dis Moi Bebe

RADIO EXPRES/AntwerpMarc Dhollander - Head Of MusicAD Dennis Azor- Ala Li La

This Mortal Coil You And

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Rumba Tres- Baila Mi Rumba

Ange- Tentation

Seal- The BeginningBette Midler- From A Distance

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Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam- Let TheLos Manolos- All My LovingJean -Jacques Goldman- A NosLondonbeat- In The BloodOmar- There's Notghing LikeAnita Meyer- On The Move AgainCher- Love And Understanding

Alma De Noche MamaAL James Brown

SPAINRADIO MADRID/SERRafael Revert - Music Mgr.A List:AD Mecano- El 7 De Septiembre

Status Quo- Anniversary WaltzJohn Travolta- Grease Dream Mix

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Objetivo Birmania- Con FaldasLa Granja- Fuimos Chicos

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A List:AD John Barry -John Dunbar Theme

Vanilla Ice- Ninja RapYannick Noah- Saga Africa

AL Juan Luis Guerra

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Dannii Minogue- SuccessMunks Of Funk- Wonderful ThingMikael Rickfors- After LovingAnkie Bagger Fire & Rain

AL Aretha Franklin

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DJ Jazzy Jeff- SummertimeAD Gloria Estefan- Nayib's Song


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Marc Cohn- Silver Thunderbird

AL Aretha Franklin

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Diana Ross- The Force Behina

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Gipsy Kings- Boilo Me

RADIO OST/RodeSiw Mariann Olsen - DJ/Prod.B List:

AD UK Mixmasters- Hand On YourMike Linnet'- You Saved MeSonia- Only Fools

Tor Endresen- Ingen Er SA

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A List:AD Bros- Are You Mine

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Seal- The Beginning

RADIO 102/HaugesundEgil Houeland - Head Of MusicA List:AD Erasure- Chorus

De Lillos- FrognerbadetJesus Jones- Right Here Right

C&C Music Factory- Things ThatTomas Ledin- In Dag PA Stranden

OMD- Pandora's Box

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Seal- The Beginning

T'Pau- Walking On AirScritti Politti- Take Me InBilly Bragg- SexualityEveryday People- Second NatureInspiral Carpets- Please Be

RADIO MOSS/MossKai Roger Ottesen - Head Of MusicA List:AD Eric Gadd- Excuse me

Jason Donovan- Any DreamErik Paulsson- Anar Et LjusAretha Franklin- Doctor's Orders

B List:AD Seal- The Beginning

Sonia- Only FoolsDaffy Duck- Party ZoneHeavy D & The Boyz- Now ThatDJ Jazzy Jeff- SummertimeGo For It- Change Your NomeAlice Cooper- Hey StoopidKane Roberts- Does Anybody

Skid Row- Monkey Business

DENMARKTHE VOICE/CopenhagenLars Kj.mr - Prog. Dir.A List:AD Extreme- More Than Words

Michael Learns To Rock- I Still

Aretha Franklin- Think

RADIO VIBORGHenning Kristensen/Poul Foged -Head Of MusicA List:AD Jimmy Soul tau Warm Be

Terry Ronald Calm The RageWilson Phillips- The Dream IsMichael Bolton- Time Love &

B List:AD Eva Dahlgren- Gunga Mej

Triplets- You Don't Hove To

Dannii Minogue- SuccessABC- Love Conquers All

Los Manolos- All My LovingHuey Lewis- It Hit Me Like ASalt N Pepe- Do You Want Me

ARHUS NARRADIO/Arhuslb Buch - Head Of MusicA List:AD Natalie Cole Unforgettable

Triplets- You Don't Have To

Sonia- Only FoolsGloria Estefan- Nayib's SongBryan Adams- Everything I DoABC- Love Conquers All

UPTOWN FM/CopenhagenNiels Pedersen - Head Of MusicPP Huey Lewis- It Hit Me Like A

Triplets- You Don't Have To

A List:AD ABC- Love Conquers All

Michael Bolton- Time Love &Whitney Houston- My Name IsWilson Phillips- The Dream Is

RADIO ABC/RandersStig Hartvig Nielsen - Prog. Contr.A List:AD Huey Lewis- It Hit Me Like A

BB Queen- I'm In The Mood

B List:AD Voice Of The Beehive Monsters

Diana Ross- The Force Behind

Bros- Are You Mine

ABC- Love Conquers All

Heavy D & The Boyz- Now ThatGloria Estefan- Nayib's SongVasco Rossi- Brana GiuliaMichael Learns To Rock- I Still

RADIO SYDKYSTEN/CopenhagenPeter Hold - Head Of MusicAD Michael Lington- Manch

Rhythm Syndicate- Passion

RADIO VICTOR/EsbjergLars Meibom - Head Of MusicPP Triplets- You Don't Have To Go

AD Crystal Waters- Gypsy WomanTen Sharp -YouSoulsister- Facing LoveZucchero- Wonderful WorldArthur Baker- Let There Be

RADIO HOLBLEK/HolbkStig Nielsen DJ/Prod.PP Triplets- You Don't Hove ToAD Bryan Adams- Everything I Do

Luther Vandross- Love Power

OMD- Pandora's Box

Kim Appleby- MamaJason Donovan- Any Dream WillStevie Wonder- Gotta Have You

Dag Taylor- It's AlrightAmy Grant- Any HeartbeatNatalie Cole UnforgettableColor Me Badd- I Wanna Sex

FINLANDYLE 2/RADIOMAFIA/HelsinkiJukka Haarma - Music Coord.AD Van Hagen- Runaround

Sir Elwood- Vanhoilta VowLeevi & Leavings- KampelaSilencers- Want YouGoodbye Mr. MacKenzie BlackerYello- Ocean ClubHavana Black- Freedom ChildKidneys Alphabet People

AUSTRIA

OE 3/ViennaGnther Lesjak - Head Of MusicA List:

Londonboys- Sweet Soul MusicGary Lux- The Colours Of '69Bryan Adams- Everything I DoR.E.M. Losing My ReligionSmokie- In The Middle Of AOak Ridge Boys- Boby On BoardVergessene Kinder- VergesseneEl Fischer- Cryin' No MoreSoulsister- Sweet DreamerWolfgang Ambros- Abwarts Und

ANTENNE AUSTRIA/ViennaMario Weitzl - Head Of MusicAD Extreme More Than Words

David Hasselhoff- Do The limboLuther Vandross- Power OfMike & The Mechanics- A Time

CD INTERNATIONAL/BratislavaPeter Lossack - Head Of MusicPP Scorpions- Wind Of ChangeAD Incognita Always There

Kenny Thomas- Thinking AboutElvis Costello- Other SideTom Petty- Learning To Fly

Arthur Baker- Let There BeLenny Kravitz- It Ain't OverVanilla Ice- Rollin' In My 5.0

SWITZERLANDDRS 3/BaselChristoph Alispach - Music Co-ord.A List:

B.A.D. II Rush

Lassie Singers- Mein FreundKirsty MacColl- Walking DownWill T. Massey- I Ain't There

Mecano- Una Rosa Es Una Rosa

Bill Pritchard- Number FiveSweetmouth- I Know Why The

Richard Thompson Feel So

AL Michael McDermott

COULEUR 3/LausanneGerard Soudan - Head Of MusicAD Heroes Del Silencio- Oraclec

Big Dish State Of The Union

Daniel Ash- WalkawayBig Audio Dynamite- The GlobeCarnival Art- Neon AndDub Syndicate- WadadaRave 2001- Seduce Me

RADIO FORDERBAND/BernRes Hassenstein - DJ/Co-Ord.PP Living Colour-

RADIO BASILISK/BaselNick Schulz - DJ/Co-Ord.A List:

Scorpions- Wind Of ChangeCher- The Shoop Shoop Song

Crystal Waters- Gypsy WomanZucchero/Young- Senza UnaRoxette Fading Like A FlowerChesney Hawkes- The One AndMC Eugster- The One AndFrank Zappa- Bobby BrownYello- Rubberbandmon

AD Bryan Adams- Everything I Do

IRELAND

CENTURY RADIO/DublinGraeme Moreland - Dep. Prog. Con.

A List:AD ABC- Love Conquers All

T'Pau- Walking On AirJimmy Somerville Run FromMichael W. Smith- Place InClannad- Both Sides Now

GREECE

SEVEN X, 98.7 FM/AthensApostolos Laskarides - Prog. Dir.PP Desmond Child- Love On AAD Stewart/Dulfer- Lily Was HereDance Airplay:PP Matt Bianco- MacumbaAD Hi -Five I Like The Way

STAR FM/ThessalonikiVassilis Turonis - Prog. Dir.A List:AD O.M.D. Pandora's Box

Whitney Houston- My Name IsB List:AD Michael W. Smith- Place In The

Black Crowes- Hard To Handle

POLANDPOLSKIE RADIO 1 & 2/WarsawBogdan Fabianski - DJ/Prod.PP Party- That's Why

Nikki D- Daddy's Little GirlSheena Easton- What ComesDr. Alban- U & MiChris Rea- HeavenNew Kids On The Block- Call ItSeal- Future Love Paradise

2 In A Room- She's Got MeAD Rod Stewart- You Are Everything

Colorsound- Talk To Me

Bombalurina- Lollipop

RADIO RMF/CracowPiotr Metz - Head Of MusicPP Mike & The Mechanics- EverybodyAD Celine Dion- The Lost To Know

Lisa Fischer- How Can I EaseJohnny Hates Jazz- Let MeRepublika- Biala Flaga '91T -Love- Pocisk Milosci

Voice Of The Beehive- MonstersWonder Stuff- Caught In MyZiyo- Midnight

EUROPE

VOA/EuropeJune Brown - DirectorAD Michael Bolton- Time Love And

Corino TemptationPaula Abdul- The Promise Of

MUSIC TELEVISION'

MTV/LondonBrian Diamond - Prog. Dir.Heavy Rotation:

Extreme- More Than WordsCrystal Waters- Gypsy WomanAmy Grant- Baby BabyPaula Abdul- Rush RushRod Stewart- The Motown SongBryan Adams- Everything I DoColor Me Badd- I Wanna Sex You

Active Rotation:Mylene Former- DesenchonteCher- The Shoop Shoop Song

OMD- Sailing On The Seven

Ziggy Marley- KozmikKarl Keaton- Love's BurnLenny Kravitz- It Ain't OverINXS- Bitter Tears

Guns N Roses- You Could BePet Shop Boys- JealousyYello- Rubberbandman

Buzz Bin:Massive- Safe From HarmDaniel Ash- Walk This WayJesus Loves You- GenerationsPsychedelic Furs- Until SheJesus Jones- Right Here Right

Breakout:Marillion- Cover My EyesMarc Cohn- Walking In MemphisAmino- Le Dernier Qui A Part

Electronic- Get The MessageLiving Colour- Solace Of You

Divinyls- I Touch MyselfBlack Crowes- Jealous AgainKirsty MacColl- Walking DownTorn Petty- Learning To Fly

OMD- Pandora's BoxOmar- There's Nothing LikeGipsy Kings- Baila MeSeal The BeginningC&C Music Factory- Things ThatHuey Lewis. It Hit Me Like ACrowded House Chocolate Cake


Zucchero- Wonderful WorldAlice Cooper- Hey StoopidForeigner- Lowdown & DirtyShames Move Any MountainSkid Row- Monkey Business

Prime Breakout:Bros- Are You MineSalt N Pepe- Do You Want MeIncognito- Always ThereArmy Of Lovers- CrucifiedKim Appleby- MamaChesney Hawkes. I'm A Man Not

Medium Rotation:REM- Losing My/Shiny Happy

KLF- Last Train To Trancentral

Zucchero/Young- Senza UnaRoxette Joyride/FadingRod Stewart- Rhythm Of My

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TW LW Artist/Title For week ending August 3 1991

0 1 BRYAN ADAMS/(Everything I Do) I Do It For You

0 4 RYTHM SYNDICATE/P.A.S.S.I.O.N.

3 2 JESUS JONES/Right Here, Right Now

0 5 D.J. JAZZY JEFF/Summertime

Theatre Workshop HeadsRadio 1991 Events UpdateActors Ed Asner, JoBethWilliams, Marsha Mason,Marian Mercer and HectorElizondo will be the special guestsparticipating in the Radio TheatreWorkshop at the NAB "Radio1991" convention in San FranciscoSeptember 11-14.

The workshop, produced by theL.A. Theatre Works Radio Com-pany, headed by producing directorSusan Albert Lowenberg andpresented by CBS Radio andMcVay Media, will show how liveradio theatre comedy or drama canbe contemporary and adaptable toall kinds of radio formats. It willalso provide a "how-to" for radiobroadcasters interested in creatingtheir own local radio theatre

programmes.Other new activities at theconference include: Exhibit HallCarnival-convention attendeescan win prizes by playing gamessuch as the "Wheel of Fortune";September 12 at 16.30. Programming & ProductionShowcast and Exhibit Hall Party-sponsored by BMI. It's a mini -fair of products and services for theradio industry, including syndicat-ed programs, programmingsoftware, jingles, entertainmentgraphics, voiceovers andproduction libraries; September 13at 16.30. Exhibit HallBrunch-sponsored by the

Arbitron Company. Attendeescan enjoy free food and beverageswhile visiting exhibits; September14 at 10.30.

For more information, call NABat 1-202-429-5420, or write NABin the USA:

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A SENSE OF EXCELLENCE -Legendary commercial copywrit-ing firm Chuck Blore & DonRichman Inc. have produced anew cassette featuring some ofits latest radio spots. Blore is aformer contemporary radiopioneer whose company haswon virtually every award forexcellence over the years, mostnotably for the theatre -of -the -

mind images it creates.Broadcasters are invited to callto receive a complimentarycopy: 1-213-462-0944.

New Montreux AssociatesThe National Association ofBroadcasters (NAB) has attractedsix US supporting members for the"Radio Montreux" convention inMontreux, Switzerland, June 10-13,1992.

The new members are the RadioTelevision News DirectorsAssociation, Radio NetworkAssociation, Broadcast EducationAssociation, International Radioand Television Society, National

SINGLES Billboard1991, Billboard/BPI Communications, Inc

Label T\W LW

A&M

Impact

SBK

Jive

ED 8 AMY GRANT/Every Heartbeat A&M 5

0 9 LENNY KRAVITZ/It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over Virgin 67 3 EMF/Unbelievable EMI 7

O 10 CORINA/Temptation Cutting 8

90 13 ROXETTE/Fading Like A Flower (Every Time You Leave) EMI 9f) 16 THE ESCAPE CLUB/I'll Be There Atlantic 10

ti) 17 SCORPIONS/Wind Of Change Mercury 11

12 14 WILSON PHILLIPS/The Dream Is Still Alive SBK 1213 6 PAULA ABDUL/Rush Rush Captive 1314 7 TARA KEMP/Piece Of My Heart Giant 14 19 HI-FIVE/I Can't Wait Another Minute Jive 4 21 THE KLF/3 A.M. Eternal Arista 16l 20 CHER/Love And Understanding Geffen 17 22 SEAL/Crazy Sire

(0 23 BOYZ II MEN/Motownphilly Motown 19

ALBUMSArtist/Title For week ending July 27 1991 Label

20 11 MICHAEL W. SMIT/Place In This World Reunion

21 15 COLOR ME BADD/I Wanna Sex You Up (From "New Jack City") Giant 2122 12 DAVID A. STEWARD/Lily Was Here Anxious 22# 26 PAULA ABDUL/The Promise Of A New Day Captive 23@ 33 CAC MUSIC FACTORY FEAT. FREEDOM WILLIAMS/Things That Make You Go +rm.... Columbia 24 37 NATALIE COLE/Unforgettable Elektra 25 28 HEAVY D. & THE BOYZ/Now That We Found Love Uptown 26@ 31 CATHY DENNIS/Too Many Walls Polydor 2701) 29 THE BLACK CROWES/Hard To Handle Def American

29 24 AFTER 7/Nights Like This (From "The Five Heartbeats")Virgin

3i) 36 ROD STEWART/The Motown Song Warner Brothers 303i) 34 GUNS N' ROSES/You Could Be Mine Geffen 31

# 38 MICHAEL BOLTON/Time, Love And Tenderness Columbia

33 18 UB40/Here I Am (Come And Take Me) Virgin

2

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@ 40 NELSON/Only Time Will Tell DGC 34

I1 FIREHOUSE/Love Of A LifetimeNext Plateau

36

35 27 SALT-N-PEPA/Do You Want Me

37 * LISA LISA & CULT JAM/Let The Beat Hit 'Em Columbia 37j ROBBIE NEVIL/Just Like You EMI 3839 30 EXTREME/More Than Words A&M 39

*TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS/Learning To Fly MCA 40

2 NATALIE COLE/Unforgettable

1 VAN HALEN/For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge

4 PAULA ABDUL/Spellbound

5 C&C MUSIC FACTORY/Gonna Make You

3 SKID ROW/Slave To The Grind

7 SOUNDTRACK/Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves

8 R.E.M./Out Of Time

10 GARTH BROOKS/No Fences

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13 MARIAN CAREY/Mariah Carey

D.J.O JAZZY JEFF/Homebase

18 BOYZ II MEN/Cooleyhighharmony

15 ANOTHER BAD CREATION/Conlin' At The Playground

19 AMY GRANT/Heart In Motion

16 EMF/Schubert Dip

22 LUTHER VANDROSS/Power Of Love

17 EXTREME/Extreme II Pornograffitti

21 HEAVY D. & THE BOYZ/Peaceful Journey

*SOUNDTRACK/Boyz N The Hood

23 SCORPIONS/Crazy World

25 WILSON PHILLIPS/Wilson Phillips

20 SOUNDTRACK/New Jack City

24 3RD BASS/Derelicts Of Dialect

32 ALAN JACKSON/Don't Rock The Jukebox

33 JESUS JONES/Doubt

28 L.L. COOL J/Mama Said Knock You Out

30 QUEENSRYCHE/Empire

40 ROXETTE/Joyride

*THE GETO BOYS/We Can't Be Stopped

26 STEVIE WONDER/Music From "Jungle Fever"

REHOUSE/FirehouseOFI

38 RICKY VAN SHELTON/Backroads

35 UB40/Labour Of Love II

27 ANTHRAX/Attack Of The Killer B's

37 TRAVIS TRITT/It's All About To Change

31 D.J. QUIK/Quik Is The Name

Elektra

Warner Brothers

Captive

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Atlantic

Morgan Creek

Warner Brothers

Capitol

BONNIE RAITT/luck Of The Draw Capitol

N.W.A/Efil4zaggin Ruthless

MICHAEL BOLTON/Time, Love And Tenderness Columbia

THE BLACK CROWES/Shake Your Money Maker Def American

TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS/Into The Great Wide Open MCA

Columbia

Jive

Motown

Motown

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EMI

Epic

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Qwest

Mercury

SBK

Giant

Def Jam

Arista

SBK

Def Jam

EMI

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Rap -A -Lot

Motown

Epic

Columbia

Virgin

Megaforce

Warner Brothers

Profile

Public Radio, and the NorthAmerican National BroadcastersAssociation. They join theEuropean Broadcasting Union,which came aboard earlier.

The symposium and exhibitionwill feature suppliers of equipmentand services to radio broadcasters,as well as sessions on radio stationmanagement, programming andtechnology/engineering.

European members of the NABRadio Montreux planningcommittee include SwissBroadcasting Corp/Zurichdirector/engineering DanielKramer, SDR/Stuttgartdirector/radio & TV engineeringDietrich Schwarze, Europe2/Paris director-general MartinBrisac and London Jazz Radiomanaging director John Bradford

Big BusinessFor MusicMonitors?Is your station being monitored at aprofit for someone else? Companiesspecialising in monitoring radiostations and selling this informationto other stations (even a directcompetitor) aren't hiding theirclaims to help save their clients"thousands of dollars in musicresearch."

Meanwhile, some stations whichdevelop their own research areupset about seeing their music mon-itored. They are looking for ways tostop it or are exploring with theirresearch companies ways to getmoney back from the monitoringthat's being done and sold for hun-dreds of dollars a shot on a regularbasis.

A recent programming letterfrom a monitoring company inCalifornia talks about its"intelligence gathering system" andits ability to get clients tapped inand "benefitting in less that fiveminutes" if they want to "stay ontop of exactly what music is

consistently winning."Watch for a battle to shape up on

who's paying for what, who'sbenefitting and who deserves a cut,if anyone.

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# NothingLikeThis39 3 There's s

Omar - Talkin' Loud (PolyGram/Congo)

2 2 8 Rush RushPaula Abdul - Virgin (EMI Songs)

19 15 13 Baby BabyAmy Grant - A&M (Age To Age/Edward Grant/Yellow Elephant)

36 37 4 La CumbiaSailor - RCA (K -Works)

3 3 14 Senza Una Donna (Without A Woman)Zucchero Fornaciari & Paul Young . London (Warner Chappell/PolyGram/EMI)

r) 21 6 Ne En 17 A Leidenstadt.iiii., Fredericks, Goldman & Jones - Epic (112G/Marc Lumbroso)

# 43 2 On The OutsideRoch Voisine -Gm/Ariola (Ed. Georges Mary)

4 5 8 It Ain't Over 'Til It's OverLenny Kravitz - Virgin America (Miss Bessie Music)

C 29 4 Any Dream Will DoJason Donovan - Really Useful (Really Useful)

0# 45 2 MamaKim Appleby - Parlophone (C N'K/Perfect)

5 7 9 Gypsy Woman (La Da Dee La Da Da)Crystal Waters -Mercury/A&M (Basement Boys/PolyGram IA # It Hit Me Like A Hammer

Huey Lewis & The News - Chrysalis (Zomba/Chrysalis)39 38 3 Real Love

Driza-Bone - 4th & Broadway (Rondor)

6 8 21 Just The Way It Is, Babythe Rembrandts -Ako (WB/Worner-Tomerlane/Tiger God)

23 16 4 I'm A Man Not A BoyChesney Hawkes - Chrysalis (Trinifold/Plangent Vision)

40 33 7 Auteuil, Neuilly, Pussy (Rap B.C.B.G)Les Inconnus - Productions Ledermann (ledermann)

7 1 18 The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss)Cher - Epic (Alley/Trio/Hudson Bay)

if* 49 4 Balla MeGipsy Kings - P.E.M./Columbia (PEM)

41 26 11 Promise MeBeverley Craven -Epic (Warner Chappell)

8 9 6 The Motown SongRod Stewart - Warner Brothers (MCA/Geffen)

25 24 6 Thinking About Your LoveKenny Thomas - cooltempo (EMI/Rondor)

,..,.4. Now That We've Found Love(41:1 ''''"1." Heavy D & The Boyz - MCA (Warner Chappell)

9 14 10 Fading Like A Flower (Every Time You Leave)Roxette - EMI (EMI)

26 25 7 Losing My ReligionR.E.M. - Warner Brothers (Warner Chappell)

mai. More Than Words4 -1"" Extreme - A&M (Rondork

CO 17 28 Wind Of ChangeScorpions - Mercury (Almo/Testatyme Music)'..Zi

jr: A .. 7 Ways To Love'um.' Cola Boy -Arista (Copyright Control)

so 2 Tu Solo TuGerard Joling - Phonogram (Car-Tunes/Emtt

Ct 18 3 Love And UnderstandingCher - Geffen (EMI)

34 3 t Name Is Not Susanitney Houston - Arista (Zomba)

13 17 DesenchanteeMylene Farmer - Polydor (Requiem Publishing)

12 10 7 1 Wanna Sex You UpColor Me Badd -Giant (Hip Hop/Hifrost)

29 22 13 Future Love ParadiseSeal - ZTT/WEA (Beethoven Street/Perfect)

46 27 29 CrazySeal - ZTT/WEA (Beethoven Street/Perfect)

13 12 22 Secret LoveBee Gees - Warner Brothers (Gibb Brothers/BMG Music)

30 20 5 I Touch MyselfDivinyls - Virgin America (B.Steinberq/D.Barry/EMI)

47 44 2 Learning To FlyTom Petty & The Heartbreakers - MCA (MCA/EMI)

14 11 17 The One And OnlyChesney Hawkes - Chrysalis (Warner Chappell)

31 30 5 Le Serpent Qui DanseFrancois Feldman - Phonopram (Marilu/Carol-Line)

i Bitter Tears4 --, INXS - Mercury (Tot Muziek/MCA)

15 19 13 Love Is A Wonderful Thing ®36 3ChorusMichael Bolton - Columbia (Warner Chappell) Erasure - Mute (Sonet/Andy Bell)

, Are You Mine?''''"'" Bros -Columbia (Warner Chappell/Virgin)

16 6 20 Rhythm Of My Heart P33 28 4 DecaleRod Stewart - Warner Brothers (WB/Jomm/Bibo) Patrick Bruel - RCA (14 Productions)

50 . Walking In Memphis''''''''' Marc Cohn - Atlantic (Copyright Control)

Ct 23 3 Unforgettable ima Pandora's BoxNatalie Cole with Nat 'King' Cole - Elektra (Bourne) '''''"'" O.M.D. - Virgin (Virgin)

The European Airplay Top 50 is compiled from the individual national airplay charts below.Circled songs indicate increased or maintained airplay is expected for the following week

UNITED KINGDOMMost played records on BBC stations and majorindependents.

1. ( I ) Bryan Adams - I Dolt For You I.2. (4) Paola Abdul - Rush Rush 2.

3. (12) Cher - Love And Understanding 3.

4. (3) Whitney Houston - My Name Is Not Susan 4.5. (16) O.M.D. - Pandora, Boy 5.

6. (6) Kenny Thomas - Thinking About Your Love 6.7. (-) INXS - Bitter Tears 7.

8. (7) Erasure - Chorus 8.9. (11) Incognito/Jocelyn Brown - Always There 9.

10. (-) Bros - Are You Mine? 10.II. (9) Kim Appleby - Mama 11.

12. (-1 Seal -The Beginning 12.

13. (8) Jason Donovan - Any Dream Will Do 13.

I4.(14) Omar - There's Nothing Like This15. (5) Rod Stewart - The Motown Song16. (-) Cola Boy - 7 Ways To Love17. (-) Natalie & Nat 'King' Cole - Unforgettable18. (10) Driza-Bone - Real Lot e

19. (-1 Deacon Blue - Twist & Shout20. (-) T'Pau - Walk On Air

SPAIN

Most played records on Cuarenta Principales. cove-ring the major stations.

1. (4) Loco Nria - Loco Vox2. (1) Seguridad Social - Chiquil la3. (5) Heroes Del Silencio - Despertar4. (9) Dr. Alban - No Coke5. (6) La Frontera - Palabras De Fuego6. (7) Espontineos - El Reventa7. (8) N.K.O.T.B..: Call It What You Want8. (Ill Chesney Hawkes - The One And Only9. (14) No Me Pises Que lievo Ch. - El Amok10.112) Various - Skate Board 211. (16) The KLF - Last Train To Trancentral

12.(13) The Refrescos - Poltergeist

13. (-) Mecann - El 7 De Septiembre14. (-1 Status Quo - The Anniversary Waltz15.(18) Paula Abdul- Rush Rush16.1171 Emilio Aragon - Yo TengoUna Bolita17. (20) Tahures Zurdos - TocareIS. (-) VallifTravalta(Newton-John -Grease Dream Mix

19. (-) Nifios Del Brasil - Las Curvas Del Placer20. (-1 El Regreso Atraccion Fatal

NATIONAL AIRPLAYGERMAN

Most played records on the ARD stations and major pri-vates. Compiled by Media Control/Baden Baden.

(1) Rosette - Fading Like A Flower(5) Rod Stewart - The Motown Song(4) Zucchero/Paul Young - Senza Una Donna(3) Scorpions - Wind Of Change(2) Cher - The Shoop Shoop Song(19) Gipsy Kings - Baila Me(10) L.Kravitz - It Ain't Over Til It's Over(6) Rembrandts - Just The Way It Is, Baby(8) M.Bolton - Love Is A Wonderful Thing(7) Paula Abdul - Rush Rush(12) Marc Cohn - Walking In Memphis(91 Bee Gees - Secret Love

(- I H-LeaisiThe News - It Hit Me Like A !Timmer

14. (-I Bryan Adams - I Do It For You15. (-) Truck Stop - Alles Bingo16.115) Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman17.1111 Amy Grant - Baby BabyIS. (-I Kristina Bach - Antonio19.111) Cher - Love And Understanding20. (-) R.Kaiser - Wind Auf Der Haut Und Lisa

HOLLANDMost played records on national stations Radio 2 andRadio 3. Compiled by Stichting Nederlandse Top 40.

I. (-) Los Manolos - All My Loving2. (8) J.L.Guerra/4.40 - Burbujas De Amor3. (I) Gerard Joting-Tu Solo Tu4. (21 Sailor - La Cumbia5. (5) Heavy- D/The Boyz - Ness That We've Found...

6. (-1 H.Lewis/The News - It Hit Me Like A Hammer

7. I-) Gipsy Kings - Baila Me8. (31 Natalie & Nat 'King' Cole - Unforgettable9. (6) Bryan Adams - I Do It For You10. (7) Sniff 'N' The Tears- Driver's Seat11.118) Black Crosses - Jealous Again12. (19) The Divinyls - I Touch Myself13. (-) Timmy T. - Paradise14. I-) Extreme - More Than Words

15. 1-1 Marillion - Cover My Eyes16. (-) Cola Boy - 7 Ways To Love17. (-) Elvis Costello - So Like Candy18. (-) Omar - There's Nothing Like This19. (4) Alice Cooper - Hey Stoopid20. (9) Color Me Badd - I Wanna Sex You Up

Most played records on AM stations. Compiled byMedia Control/Strasbourg.

I. (2) Fredericks/Goldman/Jones - Ne En 17 A .:.2. (-1 Nilda Fernandez Nos Fianciailles3. (3) Sarah Mandiano - J'Ai Des Domes4. (4) Bernard Layiffiers - Outeemer5. (7) Francois Feldman - Le Serpent Qui Dame6. (12) Zucchero/Paul Young - Senn Una Donna7. (II) Stephan Eicher - Dejeuner En Paix8. (9) Rods Voisine - On The Outside9. (16) P.Lavil - De Bretagne Ou D'Ailleurs10.(14) Les Inconnus - Auteuil, Neuilly. Pussy11. (5) R.E.M. - Losing My Religion12.(15) Crystal Waters -Gypsy Woman13. (10) Patricia Kaas - Regarde Les Riches14. (-1 Amino - Le Dernicr Qui A Park15. (-I L.Kravitz - It Ain't Over lit It's Over16. (6) Patrick Bruel - Decale17.120) Yannick Noah - Saga Africa18. (-) Kaoma Danca Tago Mago19. 1-1 Pauline Ester - Une Fenetre Ouverte20.113) T.Hazard - Les Brouillards De Londres

AUSTRIA

Most played records on national pop station 03.

I. Londouboys - Seet Soul Music2. I-1 Gary Lus - The Colours of '693. I-) Bryan Adams - I Do It For You4. (-) R.E.M. - Losing My Religion5. (-) Smokie - In The Middle Of A...6. (-) Oak Ridge Boys - Baby On Board7. (-) Yergessene Kinder Vergesscne Kinder

8. (-) El Fisher -Cry ii No More9. (-) Soulsister - Sweet Dreamer10. (-) Wolfgang Ambros - Atmarts Und BergaufII. (-I Simone - Traume

12. (-) Sailor - La Cumbia

13. (-I Cher - Love And Understanding

14. (-I Ronnie Mitsap - Turn That Radio On15. (-1 Joesi Prokopetz - My Bony16. (-I Daryl Braithwaite - One Summer17. (-I H.Lewis/The News - It Hit Me Like A Hammer

18. )-) Jason Donovan - Any Dream Will Do19. I-) Bee Gees - The Only Love

20. I-) R.E.M. - Shiny Happy People

Most played records on FM stations. Compiled byMedia Control/Strasbourg.

I. (I) Zucchero/Paul Young - Senn Una Donna2. (2) R.E.M. - Losing My Religion3. (4) L.Kravitz - It Ain't Over 'Dl It's Over4. (6) Beverley Craven - Promise Me5. (3) Rod Stewart - Rhythm Of My Heart6. (9) Paula Abdul - Rush Rush7. (8) Fredericks/Goldman/Jones - NO En 17 A ...

8. (7) R.Palmer - Mercy Mercy 5.1e.1 Want You

9. (5) Seal - Crazy

10.118) Patrick Bruel - Male11. (10) Roch Voisin - On The Outside12.1131 Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman13.1141 Scorpions - Send Me An Angel14.111) Sting - Mad About You15. I-) Aswad - Best Of My Love16. (151 Francois Feldman - Lc Serpent Qui Dame17.(121 l.es Inconnus - Auteuil. Neuilly. Pass!,18.(17) Banderas - This Is Your Life19. (-) Dana Dawson - Tell Me Bonita20. (16) UB40 - Homely Girl

SWITZERLAND

Most played records on the national station DRS 3 andmajor privates. Compiled by Media Control/ Basel.

I. (51 Bryan Adams - I Do It For You2. (I) Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman3. (141 Tom Pettyfflearlbreakers - Learning To Fly4. (2) Rosette - Fading Like A Flower5. (4) Chesney Hawkes - The One And Only6. 18) Chesney Hawkes - I'm A Man Nut A Boy7. (19) Color Me Badd - I Wanna Sex You Up8. ( Ill Scorpions - Wind Of Change9. 171 Rembrandts - Just The Way It Is, Baby10. (-) Jason Donovan - Any Dream Will DoII. (18) Toni Childs - I've Got To Go Now12.(10) De La Soul - Ring Ring Ring13. (3) Cher - The Shoop Shoop Song14. (-I Seal - Future Love Paradise

15.120) Yello - Rubberbandman

16. (-1 Marco Masini - Ti Vorrei17. (6) Zucchero/Paul Young - Senza Una DonnaI & (17) Aaron Neville - Every -body Plays The Fool19.1111 Rod Stewart - Rhythm Of My Heart

20. (-1 Rembrandts - Someone

Most played records on RAI Stereo Due.

I. (-1 DJ Jazzy Jeff - Summertime2. (2) Cola Boy - 7 Ways To Love3. (-) ABC - Love Conquers All4. (-) Crowded House - Chocolate Cake5. (1) Kirsty MacColl - Walking Down Madison6. 111 I Malt Bianco - Macumba7. (-) H.Lewis/The News - It Hit Me Like A Hammer

8. (4) Ric Ocasek - Rockaway

9. (51 Terry Ronald - Calm The Ragela (13) Robbie Nevil - Just Like You11. (3) Double Dee - Don't You Feel12. (6) Prince - Get Off13. (7) Love & Money - Ms Lose Limes In A Dead House

14. (8) Tom Petty/Heartbreakers - Laming To Fly15. (91 Cathy Dennis - Too Warty Walls16. (10) Hue & Cry - My Salt Heart17. (12) Psychedelic Furs - Until She Comes18.114) Van Haien - Poundcake19. (15) Vanilla Ice - Satisfaction20.(16) Marillion - Cover My Eyes

M&M's Notional Airplay charts

reflect the 20 songs receiving the

most airplay in each country listed.The individual charts are compiledby various media controllers andresearch organizations, based onreports from participating stations

representing various formats. These

charts are combined and weighted tocomprise the European Airplay Top50 chart above.M&M also surveys nearly 100 con-temporary music stations to developthe European Hit Radio chart, whichcan be found on page 23. That chartand its related statistics detail singles -

based airplay at stations specificallytargeting 12-34 year -olds on a full-time or part-time basis.National product is highlighted in red.



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Enigma35 28 32 MCMXC A.D. - Virgin

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De La Soul 36 36 10 De La Soul Is Dead - Tommy Boy

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Foiling StonesHashpoint - Columbia

F.D.B.NL.CH.P.GR

Eurythmics5 5 18 Greatest Hits - RCA A2

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Rod Stewart UK.F.D.A.CH.S.DK.N.SFIr

6 6 17 Vagabond Heart - Warner Brothers

7 7 9 tecla 1- ZTT/WEA

Gipsy Kins!*_)0 24 3 Este Mu do -Columbia

Alice Cooper9 " Hey Stoopid - Epic

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Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers11013 2 Into The Great Wide Open -MCA

Sting38 31 2' The Soul Cages - A&M A

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Massive Attack69 45 15 Blue Lines - Wild Bunch/Circa

UB4081 83 Labour Of Love II - Virgin

Status Quo71 65 3 Rocking All Over The Years - Vertigo

n Doe Maar64 7 Doe Maar De Beste - Telstar

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Fiorello73 72 3 Veramente Falso - Epic

41 62 35MadonnaThe Immaculate Collection -Sire

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112)11 15Simple MindsReal life - Virgin

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12103The JamGreatest Hits - Polydor

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Michael Bolton UK.D.NL.E.A.CH.S.P.DK.N.SF.GR.Ir

13 8 12 Time, Love & Tenderness Columbia

Lenny Kravitz14 12 16 Mama Said - Virgin America

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(ii\ Paula Abdul..12.JP37 8 Spellbound - Virgin America

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16 14 17 The Doors - Elektra

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O.M.D.Sugar Tax - Virgin

Van HalenFor Unlawful Carnal Knowledge

Zucchero Fornaciari19 18 6 Zucchero - London

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20The KLFk22 The White Room - KLF Communications

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Mello1" Baby - Mercury

22 Mylene Farmer19 12 L'Autre - Barclay

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44,, Elmer Food Beat7'..)``7 3 Je Vais Encore Dormir Seul Ce Soir - Off The Track

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Gino Paoli44 39 11 Matto Come Un Gatto - WEA

Dr. Alban45 43 17 Hello Afrika - Swemix

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Fredericks, Goldman & JonesFredericks, Goldman & Jones - Columbia

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Technotronic®4E 7 Body To Body -ARS

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Aria Natalie ColeNEW Unforgettable - Elektra

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The Stranglers50 3° 14 Greatest Hits 1977-1990 - Epic

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Felix Gray & Didier Barbelivien51 52 7 Les Amours Cassees - Talar

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(441 Mary Black88. Babes In The Wood - Dolphin

M.C. Hammer76 53 52 Please Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em -Capitol

:77 Vasco Rossi7" Vasco Live 10.7.90 San Siro - EMI

Soundtrack - 21 Jump Street78 67 3 21 Jump Street- Control

UK.D.NL.DK

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Soft Cell/Marc Almond79 54 '9 Memorabilia - Mercury

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®83 16Doors

83 16 The Best Of The Doors - Elektra

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Gloria Estefan41/1_1)89 25 Into The Light - Epic

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Thierry Hazard#00 2 Pop Music - Columbia

Pino Daniele" 7 Pino Daniele Tra Musica E Magia - EMI

Deacon Blue84 71 7 Fellow Hoodlums - Columbia

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#Dan Reed NetworkEl* The Heat - Mercury

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Electronic853 51Electronic - Factory/Virgin

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Adriano Celentano54 55 5II Re Degli Ignoranti - Clan

Anthrax55 41 2 Attack Of The Killer B's - Island

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A -A\ Juan Luis Guerra & 4.4042 22 Bachata Rosa - Karen

25 Chris Rea25 21 Auberge - East West

fta. Soundtrack - Greasevr 21 '1 Grease - Polydor

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27 Skid Row20 6 Slave To The Grind - Atlantic

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Bernard LavilliersII* Solo - Barclay

82 42AC/DC86 The Razor's Edge -Atco

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® Soundtrack - Buddy's Song74 3 Buddy's Song - Chrysalis

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90 5011 Schubert Dip - Parlophone

Bad Boys Blue72) 'KW- The Best Of - Coconut/Ariola

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Kraftwerk31 27 6 The Mix - EMI

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6757 Crowded HouseWoodface - Capitol

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Gert En Samson75. Gert En Samson - CNR

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93 68 8 The Very Best Of Dexys Midnight Runners -Mercury

Sergio Dolma94. 77 Sintiendonos La Piel - Horus

Duncan Dhu95 98 5 Supernova D.R.O.

Soundtrack - Dances With WolvesMO Dances With Wolves - Columbia

Roberto Vecchioni'MP- Per Amore Mio - EMI

Rod Stewart7._?)1100 The Best Of Rod Stewart - Warner Brothers

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MUSIC & MEDIA AUGUST 3 1991 recognition of pan-European sales of 500.000 units recognition of sales of 1 million units, 19with multi -million sellers indicated by a numeral following the symbol.


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UNITED KINGDOMSingles

1 Bryan Adams - I Do It For You2 Heavy D/The Boyz - Now That We've Found Love3 Guns N' Roses - You Could Be Mine4 Jason Donovan - Any Dream Will Do5 C&C Music Factory - Things That Make You...6 Incognito/Jocelyn Brown - Always There7 Paula Abdul - Rush Rush8 Cola Boy - 7 Ways To Love9 Cher - Love And Understanding10 Lisa Lisa/Cult Jam - Let The Beat Hit 'Em

Albums1 The Jam - Greatest Hits2 Cher - Love Hurts3 T.Petty/The Heartbreakers - Into The Great...4 R.E.M. - Out Of Time5 Luciano Pavarotti - The Essential Pavarotti II6 Eurythmics - Greatest Hits7 Seal - Seal8 Bette Midler - Some People's Lives9 Paula Abdul - Spellbound10 Beverly Craven - Beverly Craven

SPAINSingles

1 Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (La Da Dee)2 Various Artists - Aquest Any Si3 Los Manolos - All My Loving4 The KLF - Lost Train To Trancentral5 Antico - We Need Freedom6 Mecano - El 7 Del Septiembre7 Dr. Alban - No Coke8 Afrika Bambaataa - Just Get Up And Dance9 The Farm - AllTogetherNow10 Soca Factory - Sopa De Carocol

Albums1 Mecano - Aidalai2 Juan Luis Guerra/4.40 - Bachata Rosa3 Soundtrack - Grease4 J.L.Guerra/4.40 - Oiala Que Llueva Cafe5 Los Manolos - Pasion Condo!6 R.E.M. - Out Of Time,7 Status Quo - Rocking All Over The Years8 Soundtrack - Skateboard VII9 Sergio Dolma - Sintiendonos La Piel10 Duncan Dhu - Supernova

DENMARKSingles

1 Bryan Adams - I Do It For You

2 Scorpions - Wind Of Change3 Cher - The Shoop Shoop Song4 Zucchero/Paul Young - Senza Una Donna5 Erasure - Chorus6 Color Me Badd - I Wanna Sex You Up7 The KLF - Last Train To Trancentral8 Sanne Salomonsen - Where Blue Begins9 Chesney Hawkes - The One And Only10 Bingoboys & Princessa - How To Dance

Albums1 Sanne Salomonsen - Where Blue Begins2 Roxette - Joyride3 Scorpions - Crazy World4 Rod Stewart - Vagabond Heart5 Alice Cooper - Hey Stoopid6 Sko/Torp - On A Long Lonely Night7 Michael Bolton - Time, Love & Tenderness8 Cher - Love Hurts9 Tamra Rosanes - Gentle Fire10 Gipsy Kings - Este Mundo

SWITZERLANDSingles

1 Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (La Da Dee)2 Scorpions - Wind Of Change3 Zucchero/Paul Young - Senza Una Donna4 Cher - The Shoop Shoop Song5 M.C. Eugster - Zillertaler Hochzeitsmarsch6 Roxette - Fading Like A Flower7 Bryan Adams - I Do It For You

8 The KLF - Last Train To Trancentral9 De La Soul - Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey)10 Yello - Rubberbandman

Albums1 Roxette-Joyride2 Stephan Eicher - Engelberg3 Scorpions - Crazy World4 Cher - Love Hurts5 Seal - Seal6 Yello - Baby7 R.E.M. - Out Of Time8 Foreigner - Unusual Heat9 Gipsy Kings - Este Mundo10 Soundtrack - The Doors

EUROPEANAIRPLAYTOP 50

GERMANYSingles

1 Scorpions - Wind Of Change2 Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (La Da Dee)3 Cher - The Shoop Shoop Song4 Color Me Badd - I Wanna Sex You Up5 Zucchero/Paul Young - Senza Una Donna6 Jesus Loves You - Bow Down Mister7 Roxette - Fading Like A Flower8 Amy Grant - Baby Baby9 The KLF - Last Train To Trancentral10 R.E.M. - Shiny Happy People

Albums1 Scorpions - Crazy World2 Roxette - Joyride3 R.E.M. - Out Of Time4 Gipsy Kings - Este Mundo5 Rod Stewart - Vagabond Heart6 Eurythmics - Greatest Hits7 Alice Cooper - Hey Stoopid8 Cher - Love Hurts9 Van Halen - For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge10 Yello - Baby

HOLLANDSingles1 Sniff 'N' The Tears - Driver's Seat2 Extreme - More Than Words3 Juan Luis Guerra/4.40 - Burbu)as De Amor4 Color Me Badd - I Wanna Sex You Up5 Bryan Adams - I Do It For You6 Sailor - La Cumbia7 Mannenkoor Karrespoor - Mooi Man8 Guns N' Roses - You Could Be Mine9 Heavy D/The Boyz - Now That We've Found Love10 Paula Abdul - Rush Rush

Albums1 Bob Marley - Legend2 Juan Luis Guerra/4.40 - Bachata Rosa3 Doe Maar - Doe Maar De Beste4 Lenny Kravitz -Mama Said5 Marillion - Holidays In Eden6 R.E.M. - Out Of Time7 Het Goede Doel - Het Allerbeste Van...8 Scorpions - Crazy World9 Roxette - Joyride10 Chris Rea - Auberge

NORWAYSingles1 Bryan Adams - I Do It For You2 Guns N' Roses - You Could Be Mine3 Zucchero/Paul Young - Senza Una Donna4 Cher - The Shoop Shoop Song5 Scorpions- Wind Of Change6 R.E.M. - Losing My Religion7 Color Me Badd - I Wanna Sex You Up8 Amy Grant - Baby Baby9 Show Chow - Eg Vett En Liden Holme10 Teencats - Blue Eyes

Albums1 Cher - Love Hurts2 Roxette -Joyride3 Zucchero Fornaciari - Zucchero4 R.E.M. - Out Of Time5 Alice Cooper - Hey Stoopid6 Michael Bolton - Time, Love & Tenderness7 T.Petty/The Heartbreakers - Into The Great...8 Scorpions - Crazy World9 Rod Stewart - Vagabond Heart10 Gasolin - Rabalderstroede

AUSTRIASingles

1 Scorpions - Wind Of Change2 Frank Zappa - Bobby Brown Goes Down3 Cher - The Shoop Shoop Song4 Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (La Da Dee)5 Jesus Loves You - Bow Down Mister6 O.M.D. - Sailing On The Seven Seas7 Roxette - Fading Like A Flower8 Zucchero/Paul Young - Senza Una Donna9 The KLF - Last Train To Trancentral10 Chesney Hawkes - The One And Only

Albums1 Cher - Love Hurts2 Roxette - Joyride3 Scorpions - Crazy World4 Gipsy Kings - Este Mundo5 Alice Cooper - Hey Stoopid6 R.E.M. - Out Of Time7 Eurythmics - Greatest Hits8 Seal - Seal9 Die Hektiker - Endlich10 Soundtrack - Buddy's Song

FRANCESingles

1 Lagaf - La Zoubida2 Les Inconnus - Auteuil, Neuilly, Passy3 Yannick Noah - Saga Africa4 Mylene Farmer - Desenchantee5 Dana Dawson - Tell Me Bonita6 Thierry Hazard - Les Brouillards De Londres7 Zucchero/Paul Young - Senza Una Donna8 R.E.M. - Losing My Religion9 Benny B - Dis Moi Bebe10 Beverley Craven - Promise Me

Albums1 Mylene Farmer - L'Autre2 Patrick Bruel - Alors Regarde.3 Elmer Food Beat -Je Vais Encore Dormir...4 Fredericks/Goldman/Jones- Fredericks, Goldman & Jones

5 Francois Feldman - Magic' Boul'vard6 F.Gray/D.Barbelivien - Les Amours Cassees7 Enigma - MCMXC A.D.8 Soundtrack - Grease9 R.E.M. - Out Of Time10 UB40 - Labour Of Love II

BELGIUMSingles1 Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (La Da Dee)2 Cher - The Shoop Shoop Song3 Les Inconnus - Auteuil, Neuilly, Passy4 Wamblee - Anitouni5 Isabelle A - Blank Of Zwart6 The KLF - Last Train To Trancentral7 Jo Vally - In Een Droom Zag Ik Je Staan8 Clouseau - Hilda9 Julie Masse - C'Est Zero10 Ange - Tentation

Albums1 Gert En Samson - Gert En Samson2 Bob Marley - Legend3 Julio Iglesias - The 24 Greatest Songs4 Willy Sommers - Sommers 205 Stef Bos - Is Dit Nu Later

6 Michel Sardou - Bercy '91Feldman - Magic' Boul'vard

8 Mylene Farmer - L'Autre9 The KLF - The White Room10 Roxette -Joyride

FINLANDSingles1 Guns N' Roses - You Could Be Mine2 Eppu Normaali - Lensin Matalalla3 Bryan Adams - I Do It For You4 Dr. Alban - Sing Shi-Wo-Wo5 Juice Leskinen Grand Slam - Pienesta Pitaen6 Klamydia - Hihhulit Tuloo7 Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (La Da Dee)8 Kylie Minogue - Shocked9 Alice Cooper - Hey Stoopid10 C&C Music Factory - Things That Make You...

Albums1 Bad Boys Blue - The Best Of2 Raptori - Tulevat Tonne Sotkemaan3 Juice Leskinen Grand Slam - Taivaan Kappaleita4 Beach Boys - Very Best Of5 Alice Cooper - Hey Stoopid6 Roxette - Joyride7 Suurlahettiliiiit - Omituisten Otusten Kerho8 London Boys - Sweet Soul Music9 T.Petty/The Heartbreakers - Into The Great...10 Eri Esittojia - The Reggae

GREECESingles

1 De La Soul - Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey)2 The KLF - Last Train To Trancentral3 Dr. Alban - No Coke4 Dr. Alban - Hello Afrika5 Nomad -Just A Groove6 Paula Abdul - Rush Rush7 Nomad feat. MC Mikee Freedom - Devotion8 Gipsy Kings - Baila Me9 Black Box - Strike It Up10 The KLF - 3 A.M. Eternal Live At The SSL

Albums1 R.E.M. - Out Of Time2 The KLF - The White Room3 Dr. Alban - Hello Afrika4 Eurythmics - Greatest Hits5 Massive - Blue Lines6 Roxette - Joyride7 Alice Cooper - Hey Stoopid8 Scorpions - Crazy World9 Aimi Stewart - Dusty Road (It's A Fantasy)10 New Kids On The Block - No More Games

ITALYSingles1 Claudio Bisio - Rapput (Senza Fiato)2 Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (La Da Dee)3 Joy Salinas - Rocking Romance4 Raf - Siamo Soli Nell'Immenso Vuoto Che C'E'5 L.U.P.O. - So Hard6 Francesco Baccini - Qua Qua Quando7 Fiorello - La Canzone Del Sole8 Banderas - This Is Your Life9 Albertino feat. David - Your Love Is Crazy10 Space 1 - 4 Peace, 4 Unity

Albums1 R.E.M. - Out Of Time2 Gino Paoli - Matto Come Un Gatto3 Adriano Celentano - II Re Degli Ignoranti4 Umberto Tozzi - Gli Altri Siamo Noi5 Marco Masini - Malinconoia6 Fiorello - Veramente Falso7 Sting - The Soul Cages8 Pino Daniele - Pino Daniele Tra Musica E Magia9 Vasco Rossi - Vasco Live 10.7.90 San Siro10 Paolo Vallesi - Paolo Vallesi

SWEDENSingles

1 Zucchero/Paul Young - Senza Una Donna2 Scorpions - Wind Of Change3 O.M.D. - Sailing On The Seven Seas4 Pelle Almgren/Wow Liksom - Omaomigen5 The KLF - Last Train To Trancentral6 Chesney Hawkes - The One And Only7 Paula Abdul - Rush Rush8 Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (La Da Dee)9 Army Of Lovers - Crucified10 Cher - The Shoop Shoop Song

Albums1 Roxette -Joyride2 Michael Bolton - Time, Love & Tenderness3 Rod Stewart - Vagabond Heart4 Seal - Seal5 Paula Abdul - Spellbound6 O.M.D. - Sugar Tax7 Cher - Love Hurts8 Skid Row - Slave To The Grind9 R.E.M. - Out Of Time10 Scorpions - Crazy World

IRELANDSingles

1 Bryan Adams - I Do It For You

2 Guns N' Roses You Could Be Mine3 Kathy Durkin - Working Man4 The Saw Doctors - The Red Cortina5 Goats Don't Shave - Las Vegas In The Hills...6 Heavy D/The Boyz - Now That We've Found Love7 Hot House Flowers - Hard Stone City8 Bros - Are You Mine?9 Cher - Love And Understanding10 C&C Music Factory - Things That Make You...

Albums1 Mary Black - Babes In The Wood2 T.Petty/The Heartbreakers - Into The Great...3 Rod Stewart -Vagabond Heart4 R.E.M. - Out Of Time5 Christy Moore - Ride On6 The Saw Doctors - If This Is Rock & Roll

7 Christy Moore - Smoke & Strong Whiskey8 Cher - Love Hurts9 Rod Stewart - The Best Of Rod Stewart10 Christy Moore - The Time Has Come

PORTUGALSingles

1 Bryan Adorns - I Do It For You2 Gipsy Kings - Hotel California3 Chris De Burgh - The Simple Truth4 Snap - Snap Megamix5 Dr. Alban - Hello Afrika6 Bobby Vinton - Blue Velvet7 Roxette-Joyride8 2 Bros. On The 4th Floor - Can't Help Myself9 Salt N' Pepa - Do You Want Me10 Sinead O'Connor - My Special Child

Albums1 Beach Boys - The Collection2 R.E.M. - Out Of Time3 Enigma - MCMXC A.D.4 Onda Choc - Ferias Grandes5 Electronic - Electronic6 Supertramp - The Very Best Of...7 Soundtrack - Music From Twin Peaks8 Michael Bolton - Time, Love & Tenderness9 Paul McCartney - Unplugged10 Gipsy Kings - Este Mundo

Based on the national sales charts from 16 European markets. Information supplied by MRIB (UK); Bundesverband Der Phonographischen1Nirtschaft/Media Control/Musikmarkt (West Germany); Europe 1/Canal Plus/Tele7Jours (France); RAI Stereo Due/Musica

Dischi/Mario De Luigi (Italy); Stichting Nederlandse Top 40 (Holland); SABAM/IFPI (Belgium); GLF/IFPI (Sweden); IFPI/Johan Schlueter (Denmark); VG (Norway); Gallup/AFTVE (Spain); Seura/IFPI (Finland); IFPI (Ireland); AFP(Portugal); Austria Top 30 (Austria);

Media Control/Musikmarkt (Switzerland); IFPI (Greece).



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® 1 11 Gypsy Woman (La Da Dee La Da Da)Crystal Waters -Mercury/A&M (Basement Boys/PolyGram Int'l)

3 4 27 Wind Of Change D.B.NL.A.CH.S.DK.N

Scorpions - Mercury (Almo/Testatyme Music)

4 315 Senza Una Donna (Without A Woman) F.D.B.NLA.CH.S.P.DK.N

Zucchero Fornaciari & Paul Young - London (Warner Chappell/PolyGram/EMI)

5 5 /5 The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss) UK.D.B.NI.A.CH.S.DK.NCher - Epic (Alley/Trio/Hudson Bay)

0 6 3 You Could Be Mine UK.D.B.NI.E.S.DK.kag

Guns N' Roses - Geffen (Warner Chappell)

48 4 Les Brouillards De LondresThierry Hazard - Columbia (Sony)

35 10 Move That Body F.D.B.NLCH.S.P.GR

Technotronic feat. Reggie -ARS (ADM/SOF)

37 29 10 Shiny Happy People UK.D.B.NL.S

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50 41 s Hey StoopidAlice Cooper - Epic (EMI/BMG/Sony)

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OFF THE RECORD RAJAR Gets Go -AheadITALY GETS ITS MTV: MTV made its Italian debut on August1, broadcasting six hours a day via four local stations in northernItaly only. The broadcaster aims to cover national territory by 1992.Full details next week.

CHECK'S IN THE MAIL: Music royalty collection agencies inIreland are having a hard time collecting payments. Rights organi-sation Phonographic Performance collected about 1R£1 million lastyear, but estimates it should have earned about three times that. Isthe organisation planning court action?

ROAD TRIP!: Belgian label ARS will hit the road with the "ARSRoad Show". First stop: the London Zoo on August 13. Most majorARS acts will participate in five live concerts across Europe,including Technotronic and Quadrophonia. Capital Radio/Lon-don has lined up exclusive promo rights. The show is part of ARS's15th anniversary celebration.

PAVAROTTI FOR FREE: Melody Radio, which has the exclu-sive UK radio rights to this week's "Pavarotti In The Park" concertin London, is offering the grand finale of the broadcast free to theindependent radio network. It is believed to be the first time IR hashandled a live classical music event.

WOMEN ONLY PLEASE: Atlantic 252 is running a competitionto find a female DJ in conjunction with More magazine, followingthe return of the station's lunch-time DJ to her native America. Thestation's head of music and presentation Paul Kavanagh says only3% of the audition tapes he receives are from females. Research bythe station across the UK independent network has revealed thatover a third of the stations have no female DJ.

NEW AT MCA: Liz Morris joins London -based MCA Interna-tional as international promotion manager for MCA and Geffen, anewly created position. She previously was international promotionmanager for East West in the UK.

EUROPEAN ROCK: Following Niagara, Lio and MyleneFarmer, PolyGram France continues the cross -border promotionof its national talent roster with a new MTV Europe campaign onthe Scotti Bros/Phonogram-signed artist David Hallyday. Featur-ing the current US hit single Ooh La La and the album Rock 'N'Heart, the European channel will run eight 30 -second spots a daybetween July 31 -August 11.

ARCADE EXPANSION: Sylvian Jonkergauw is the new GM ofthe German branch of Arcade. Apart from the G/A/S territories,Jonkergauw will have additional responsibility for the Scandinavianmarket. He will report to the president of Arcade International,Herman Heinsbroek.

SEVEN-YEAR ITCH: Dutch singer Rob de Nijs has signed aseven-year recording contract with EMI Bovema, probably one ofthe longest ever made with a Dutch artist. De Nijs, who celebrates a30 -year recording career in 1992, has been associated with the com-pany since 1979. A new album, entitled Hartslag, will be out in theautumn and is produced by Bolland & Bolland.

NEW TALENT OUTLET: Beechwood Music, which has built upthe Indie Top 20 compilation series over the past four years, islaunching a new series highlighting upcoming talent on indie andmajor labels, called "Forever Changing". The first of what isintended to be three double albums released each year featurestracks from Blur, Ocean Colour Scene, The High, World OfTwist and The Real People.

ESSEX GOES COUNTRY: Baz Country Radio (BCR) is run-ning a weekend country music station in Essex under a one -monthexperimental licence fromthe Radio Authority. The station is

broadcasting fromBasildon to a six -mile (9.6km) radius on 1305AM from 08.00-17.00 on Saturdays and Sundays, with test trans-missions during the week.

FOR THE RECORD: The new label launched by Flying Promo-tions/Flying Record Shop and Cooltempo (M&M August 3) ischanging its name as part of a settlement arranged with anothercompany. Until a new name is chosen, no songs will be released onCooltempo. The label apologises to all concerned for any confu-sion.

The BBC and the Association ofIndependent Radio Companies(AIRC) have confirmed theirintention to set up the RadioJoint Audience Research(RAJAR) to measure all BBCand independent stations under acommon system.

AIRC members had agreed toadopt the RAJAR system, whichwill be based on the seven-dayself -completion diary technique,at their annual congress in June.The BBC formally announced itsagreement at the Radio AcademyFestival in Birmingham lastweek.

BBC Radio resources directorMichael Starks said the BBCwas willing to end its currentdaily survey system providedthat RAJAR included all inde-pendent nationals, as well aslocal stations. "The BBC willwant to know that INR and ILR

fully support RAJAR before wecommit ourselves," he said. Starkadded that the "best estimate" forRAJAR was £2.1 million (app.US$3.5 million) annually, com-pared with the BBC's £1 millioncosts and JICRAR's £1.2 million.

AIRC's research sub -commit-tee chairman and Jazz FM chiefexecutive John Bradford saidthe single standard was "a stu-pendous step forward." But hewarned against what he termedRAJAR-led radio. "If the singlestandard is seen in ten years timeto have created a single program-ming, then it will have been acruel step. God forbid thatresearch should set the rules forradio and stifle creativity."

The RAJAR system will com-prise two distinct operations: anational survey based on 1.000diarists aged four and over everyweek, and a local survey based

on a minimum of 500 diaristsaged 15+ per station in the sec-ond and fourth quarters. Somesmaller stations will be surveyedonce a year. It is planned todivide the cost of the nationalsurvey between each BBC andindependent national station,while the local survey will besplit 75:25 between the ILR net-work and BBC local radio.

The RAJAR contract will beput out to tender in Septemberand should be awarded in Jan-uary 1992 to commence nextsummer or autumn. Al ready USbroadcast research firm A. C.Nielsen, RSGB (which has theJICRAR contract) and Conti-nental Research, have said theyintend to bid while Arbitron,NOP, RSL and Miller Brownhave also expressed interest.

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Bavaria(continued from page 1)

urban, 24% in surrounding areas).Although local radio stations

were able to improve their dailylistenership in the urban areas(Nuremberg 39%, Munich 33%,Augsburg 32%, Wurzburg 32%and Regensburg 21%), it is inthese markets that the biggestupsets in the previously existinghierarchy can be noted.

The most drastic losses weresuffered by the various RadioGong stations throughout thestate. Munich -based RadioGong 2000, once the strongestBavarian local station, droppedto third place on the Munichmarket in 'terms of listeners peraverage hour, losing over 45%.

Nevertheless, despite thedeparture of head of music Wal-ter Freiwald, who went over to

private TV, the station was ableto retain its morning audience,which abandoned the station ingreat numbers after 10.00. Thiscan be seen as a great personalsuccess for Gong 2000's FreddieKogel, who replaced Freiwald asboth head of music and morningshow presenter.

Radio Gong Mainland/Wurzburg also landed clearly insecond place with against RadioCharivari (RC). In Regensburg,Radio Gong Donauspatz alsofailed to close the gap againstRadio Charivari in that city.

In fact, the Charivari stationswere able to consolidate theirposition in all of the cities,knocking the Gong chain fromtheir established throne as theleading Bavarian group. InMunich, RC ranked second

behind Radio Arabella in listen-ers per average hour. In Nurem-berg, RC also finished second,not far behind the melodic andprimarily German music pro-gramme offered by Radio F,which reached number one in thestate's second most importantmarket. On the other hand, RCedged Radio F 15%-14% in dailylistenership, while in bothRegensburg and Wurzburg, theCharivari stations landed in firstplace.

Next week: M&M detailsthe success of Radio Arabellaamong the Bavarian local pri-vates, Radio Xanadu's and 89Hit Radio FM's strengths inMunich, and further ratingsdetails.

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increased by 24% to over 7 mil-lion.

Comments Kiss FM MD Gor-don McNamee, "It confirms thatKiss has a proven formula thatnot only works but continues togo from strength to strength. Thefigures substantiate certain pro-gramming changes which Kisswill continue to fine-tune in

months to come."Melody rose another 1% to a

12% reach and MD Sheila Por-ritt says, "I have to be delightedthat Melody has significantlyexceeded its ambitious target of a

10% reach for its first anniver-sary."

Jazz FM recovered from itspoor figures at the end of lastyear, rising 2% to a 7% reach,although average hours declinedto 3.8. million. According to JazzFM MD John Bradford, "It rep-resents a return to within 30.000listeners of the high pointachieved by Jazz FM 12 monthsago before the establishment offurther competitive services. It'sthe largest growth in reach forany radio station in the countryand the second largest percentageincrease in total hours listened."

Bradford points out that the

station has retained its up-marketprofile. "These figures demon-strate that we are now movingfast in the right direction."

Choice FM, which com-plained about the small numberof sampling points in its coveragearea, did not take part in this sur-vey. Instead, north London blackmusic station WNK has come upagainst the same problem with aresulting 3% reach. WNK MDJoe Douglas claims that a largesection of the coverage area wasnot surveyed and that nearly halfthe diaries were placed outside oron the fringe of the primary cov-erage area. HF/PE

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from 5.6%.Fun Radio emerged as the

poll's dark horse, achieving thelargest increase of 0.8% to 4.8%

in April -June. This was probablydue to the change in its musicalstrategy, which has strengthenedFun's 25-34 audience placing iton a par with Europe 2, whichalso attained a 4.8% reach. Also,

RFM increased its listeners from1.8% to 2.0%, a favourable figurewhich advertisers look for at

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EHR TOP 25TW LW WOC Artist/Title Label

1 1 7 PAULA ABDUL/Rush Rush (Virgin America)

2 6 4 BRYAN ADAMS/(Everything I Do) I Do It For You (A&M)

3 2 7 LENNY KRAVITZ/It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over (Virgin America)

4 4 6 ROD STEWART/The Motown Song (Warner Brothers)

5 5 7 COLOR ME BADD/I Wanna Sex You You Up (Giant)

6 3 8 CRYSTAL WATERS/Gypsy Woman (La Da Da La Da Dee) (A&M)

7 8 7 R.E.M./Shiny Happy People (Warner Brothers)

8 12 3 CHER/Love & Understanding (Geffen)

9 7 10 ROXETTE/Fading Like A Flower (Everytime You Leave) (EMI)

10 15 3 WHITNEY HOUSTON/My Name Is Not Susan (Arista)

11 11 15 ZUCCHERO/PAUL YOUNG/Senza Una Donna (London)

12 17 3 ERASURE/Chorus (Mute)

13 10 13 AMY GRANT/Baby Baby (A&M)

14 14 15 CHER/The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss) (Epic)

15 18 2 TOM PETTY/Learning To Fly (MCA)

16 13 6 KENNY THOMAS/Thinking About Your Love (Cooltempo)

17 123* EXTREME/More Than Words (A&M)

18 9 5 CHESNEY HAWKES/I'm A Man Not A Boy (Chrysalis)

19 19 3 KIM APPLEBY/Mama (Parlophone)

20 22 2 OMD/Pandora's Box (Virgin)

21 21 2 NATALIE COLE & NAT 'KING' COLE/Unforgettable (Elektra)

22 16 14 MICHAEL BOLTON/Love Is A Wonderful Thing (Columbia)

23 24 2 INXS/Bitter Tears (Mercury)

241 MI* SEAL/The Beginning (ZTT/WEA)

25 23 2 SYDNEY YOUNGBLOOD/Hooked On You (Circa)

The EHR Top 25 chart is based on a weighted -scoring system. Songs score points by achieving airplay at M&M's EHR reportingstations. Unlike M&M's European Airplay Top 50, which includes reports from stations serving a general audience, these stations target 12-34 year -old listeners with contemporary music full time or during specific dayparts. Songs in "A" rotation airplay receive more points thanthose in "B" rotation or more limited airplay exposure. Stations are weighted by market size and by the number of hours per week commisted to the format.

CHARTBOUND RECORDSJASON DONOVAN/Any Dream Will Do (Really Useful 25/6ARETHA FRANKLIN/Everyday People (Arista 24/12C&C MUSIC FACTORY/Things That Make You Go Hmmm... (Columbia) 21/6SONIA/Only Fools (Never Fall In Love) (I.Q. Records 21/5HEAVY D & THE BOYZ/Now That We Found Love (MCA Blik 19/8REMBRANDTS/Just The Way It Is, Baby (Atco 19/3CHRIS REA/Looking For The Summer (East West 19/2MYLENE FARMER/Desenchantee (Polydor 19/1SALT-N-PEPA/Do You Want Me (ffrr 19/1MICHAEL BOLTON/Time Love And Tenderness (Columbia gok 17/13AMY GRANT/Every Heartbeat (A&M 17/4OMAR/There's Nothing Like This (Talkin' Loud 17/2BEE GEES/The Only Love (Warner Brothers 17/1INCOGNITO FEAT. JOCELYN BROWN/Always There (Talkin' Loud 17/1ALICE COOPER/Hey Stoopid (Epic 17/0DEACON BLUE/Twist & Shout (Columbia 11* 16/12

VOICE OF THE BEEHIVE/Monsters And Angels (London * 16/5BROS/Are You Mine (Columbia 13) 16/4KIRSTY MACCOLL/Walking Down Madison (Virgin 16/2DE LA SOUL/Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey) (Tommy Boy 16/0AARON NEVILLE/Everybody Plays The Fool (A&M 16/0PET SHOP BOYS/Jealousy (Parlophone 16/0DESMOND CHILD/Love On A Rooftop (Elektra m) 15/6MOCK TURTLES/And Then She Smiles (Siren 15/0SIMPLE MINDS/See The Lights (Virgin 15/0COLA BOY/7 Ways To Love (Arista) ink 14/5GIPSY KINGS/Baila Me (Columbia p) 14/4LONNIE GORDON/Gonna Catch You (Supreme 0 14/3LONDONBEAT/A Better Love (RCA 14/2LATOUR/People Are Still Having Sex (Polydor 14/1The EHR "chartbound" chart lists the total number of EHR reporting stations playing newer songs that do not yet haveenough airplay points to rank among the EHR Top 25. The second number represents how many stations reported it toM&M for the first time. Records which hove previously chorted and ore still active, although forced off the Top 25 by other songs, mayqualify for "Chartbounds". Songs which have received no new airplay for two consecutive weeks will be deleted horn this chart, but may reap.pear with new airplay. In the case of a tie, songs are listed by new adds. Arrows indicate new entries in Chartbound.

EHR NEW ADD LEADERSMICHAEL BOLTON/Time Love And TendernessDEACON BLUE/Twist & ShoutARETHA FRANKLIN/Everyday PeopleEXTREME/More Than WordsABC/Love Conquers AllHEAVY D & THE BOYZ/Now That We Find Love

(Columbia)(Columbia)

(Arista)(A&M)

(Parlophone)(MCA)

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The EHR "New Add Leaders" are those songs which received the highest number of playlist additions during the week. In the case of a tie, songs arelisted alphabetically by artist.

EHR "A" ROTATION LEADERSPAULA ABDUL/Rush Rush (Virgin America)LENNY KRAVITZ/It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over (Virgin America)BRYAN ADAMS/(Everything I Do) I Do It For You (A&M)COLOR ME BADD/I Wanna Sex You Up (Giant)ROD STEWART/The Motown Song (Warner Brothers)

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The EHR "A" Rotation Leaders are those songs which have the highest number of stations playing them in "A" or heavy rotation during the week.Rotation definitions are set by the individual stations. In the case of o tie, songs ore listed alphabetically by artist.

EHR TRACKING REPORTArtist/Title Total A B Add

1 BRYAN ADAMS/(Everything I Do) I Do It For You 58 36 13 72 PAULA ABDUL/Rush Rush 57 37 17 1

3 LENNY KRAVITZ/It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over 54 37 13 2

4 ROD STEWART/The Motown Song 49 31 13 55 COLOR ME BADD/I Wanna Sex You Up 48 34 9 2

6 R.E.M./Shiny Happy People 44 27 15 2

7 CRYSTAL WATERS/Gypsy Woman (La Da Da La Da Dee) 41 29 8 1

8 CHER/Love & Understanding 40 25 12 49 WHITNEY HOUSTON/My Name Is Not Susan 34 16 16 210 EXTREME/More Than Words 33 13 9 11

11 ROXETTE/Fading Like A Flower (Everytime You Leave) 32 17 13 012 AMY GRANT/Baby Baby 31 20 9 1

13 TOM PETTY/Learning To Fly 31 14 13 414 KENNY THOMAS/Thinking About Your Love 30 17 10 215 ZUCCHERO/PAUL YOUNG/Senza Una Donna 29 24 4 016 CHER/The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss) 29 23 3 217 ERASURE/Chorus 29 18 8 318 NATALIE COLE & NAT 'KING' COLE/Unforgettable 28 16 8 3

19 OMD/Pandora's Box 28 11 11 520 KIM APPLEBY/Mama 27 13 11 3

21 CHESNEY HAWKES/I'm A Man Not A Boy 26 13 11 222 JASON DONOVAN/Any Dream Will Do 25 11 8 623 SEAL/The Beginning 25 8 9 824 INXS/Bitter Tears 24 10 12 225 ARETHA FRANKLIN/Everyday People 24 5 7 1226 MICHAEL BOLTON/Love Is A Wonderful Thing 21 14 5 027 SONIA/Only Fools 21 10 4 528 C&C MUSIC FACTORY/Things That Make You Go Hmmm... 21 8 7 629 MYLENE FARMER/Desenchantee 19 12 6 1

30 SEAL/Future Love Paradise 19 12 7 0

The EHR Tracking Report represents the simple, unweighted, total number of EHR reporting stations playing a song overall,how many stations hove that song in either on "A" or "B" rotation, and how many new adds it has received. If the number ofsongs in "A" and "8"combined do not match the total station count, it is because some stations either have reported it as part of album airplay or have not indicated it in"A" or "8" rotation yet. In the case of o tie, songs are listed by "A" rotation.

Airplay Action

Paula Abdul remains steadyon top for the fourth consecutiveweek, the longest for any fe-male solo artist this year.Whitney Houston's I'm YourBaby Tonight and SusannaHoffs' My Side Of The Bed en-joyed this feat for only oneweek.

Bryam Adams creeps up tono. 2 and is a serious contenderfor the top spot next week. (Ever-ything I Do) I Do It For You alre-ady leads the EHR Tracking Re-port as the total number ofstations, is slightly higher than Ab-dul's Rush Rush. But, as Rush Rushgets more airplay in the UK, Ger-many and France (where Adamsis not reported at all) -and overall

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gets more total chart points -it stilloccupies the EHR Top 25 top slot.

Although on the charts now forseven weeks, R.E.M.'s ShinyHappy People earns a bullet, asairplay in Germany and Belgiumhas increased. Cher fires anotherbullet for Love & Understanding,which moves up from 12 to 8 thisweek and is getting airplay onEHR stations in nine markets, no-tably the UK, Italy and Germany.

The highest entry this weekgoes to US rock act Extreme.The history of the single MoreThan Words is remarkable: It

stayed for six weeks in the Chart -bound section and with mainlandEuropean airplay slowly decre-asing, it was set to drop out. Ho-

wever, UK stations started addingthe record last week and with thatbacking, it now enters the Top25. Apart from the UK, airplay isstrongest in the Benelux market.

Second-best entry honors is

held by Seal's The Beginning,the third successful single from theself -titled debut album, followingCrazy (that peaked at no. 3 inEHR) and Future Love Paradise(highest position: no. 5).

New Add Leader this week isMichael Bolton's follow-up tothe EHR smash Love Is A Won-derful Thing, entitled Time LoveAnd Tenderness. The record gets13 news adds this week, eightfrom the UK, two from Italy andNorway and one from Sweden.



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