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No. 1 SINGLESEA OF LOVEHoneydrippers
No. 1 ALBUM
HONEYDRIPPERSVolume 1
SINGLE PICK
DO IT AGAINThe Kinks
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ALBUM PICKS
BRONSKI BEATAge Of Consent
London - LON-109-Q
LINDA RONSTADTLush Life
Asylum - 96-03871-P
Bryans, a drummer and producer, andSegato, a vocalist, met in Toronto in 1979.Bryans had played with local acts such asThe Government and Time Twins, and hadproduced sessions for Downchild, CameoBlues Band, and The Bopcats (now RockAngels). He also produced an EP for MamaQuilla II, a Toronto band in which Segatowas lead vocalist. Parachute Club firstplayed together at a film festival, with theband's name decided on in half an hour.Signed worldwide to RCA through CurrentRecords, the band's self -titled debut LPincluded the exuberant and subtly politicalRise Up. The song - taken as the first singlefrom the LP - became a Top 10 recordin late 1983.
How long did the new record take tocomplete? "I guess it took us maybe 9 or 10weeks over the course of 2 or 3 months,"Bryans remembers, "because we were in andout. At one point we went to Europe on apromotional tour . . . at another point wewent off to Dawson City to do a gig."
Did your approach to this LP differdrastically from the first one? "One of themajor differences was that we were moreunified as a band," says Bryans, continuingwith "we put the first album together asthe band went on. Dave Gray, our guitarplayer, was brought in on the originalsessions as an extra guitar player. This year,we had the luxury of touring . . . andgetting to know each other. You'll hear a farmore unified vocal sound because Laurie,Lorraine, and Julie have had the oppor-tunity to sing more together."
How important is U.S. success for theband? "Artistically, Europe presents moreof an interest than the United States," ex-plains Bryans, continuing with "but I thinkthough - if I can be so bold - that Americacould use a taste of what we do. It repre-sents a challenge in a way."
At The Feet Of The Moon, while demon-strating Parachute Club's maturity anddevelopment as a band, also brings home theprevalence of African and other similarrhythms in much of current popular music.The title track brims with a propulsive funkbase common to many of the LP's tracks.Swirling harmony vocals add depth to whatare surprisingly simple melodic structures.Sexual Intelligence and Act Of An Innocentdisplay the percussive kick -snap and fullbottom end that lend the set not only to
$1.00 100 ALBUMS100 SINGLES
MUSIC VIDEOSVolume 41 No. 16 December 22, 1984
PARACHUTE CLUB DISPLAYS MATURITYThe Parachute Club are currently on release with their second Current/RCA LP,At The Feet Of The Moon. Produced in Toronto at Sounds Interchange byMichael Beinhorn, the LP has cracked the RPM Top 30 after only 8 weeks ofcharting. The title track - taken as the first single - is rising rapidly into theRPM Top 30. RPM spoke with Club members Laurie Conger, Lorraine Segato,and Billy Bryans, shortly after the LP was released.
the listener's ears, but to the club crowd'sfeet as well. This is very danceable music,yet intended to stimulate the heart and soulas well. Although the band's unrepentantespousal of egalitarian ideals can wearoccasionally, there is an overall sense ofdecency and commitment here that is rareamong even the most socially conscious of us.
"Essentially the new record has incrediblemomentum at retail nationally," says JimCampbell of RCA. "Sales are very steady atthis point. We have a strong national patternwith the LP, whereas with the first record,there was more of a regional response. AtThe Feet Of The Moon Goes out to the U.S.Feb. 1st. and our meetings with the U.S.people have resulted in a real commitmenton their behalf. As for the Junos . . theycan only help, especially with the sales onthe first record."
Lorraine Segato's response to a questionregarding the importance of touring forthe band. "It's alternately totally and ut-terly exhausting," she confides, "and feelsendless . . . and also really inspiring: I thinkthat live is where you really see the bandhappening; that kind of contact you neverwant to lose . . . and we see ourselves asessentially a live performance band."
A positive endorsement of The Para-chute Club's impact on the industry camethis month at the Juno Awards. The bandwalked away with 2 key awards - MostPromising Group and Single. - KCW
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Initial Canadian demands for the Band Aidsingle, Do They Know It's Christmas, hasnow topped 50,000. CBS, who will bedistributing the release in Canada, have a"rush release" situation for the record,which is now the fastest -selling single inthe history of British pop.
The single was written by Bob Geldofof the Boomtown Rats, who also organizedthe project to aid the famine victims inEthiopia. Geldof was apparently moved bythe shocking television coverage of theplight of these people and assembled 37musicians representing some of the hottestacts in the music business. The one -daysupergroup was tagged Band Aid.
Included in the group are Duran Duran,who came in from West Germany, BoyGeorge, who flew in from New York, JonMoss of Culture Club, Bono of U2, WHAM,Bananarama, Police's Sting, Phil Collins, andNick Rhodes to name a few.
"It's difficult to know how much tosend to Ethiopia when you're a millionaire,"
Mackowycz pilots Q's6 O'Clock ReportBob Mackowycz is the host - with JohnDerringer - of CILQ-FM's The 6 O'ClockRock Report. The program is one hour offoreground program-ming which hasevolved from a3 -minute concert re-view segment thatMackowycz hostedin 1977 at the sta-tion, known inToronto as Q-107."The show is es-sentially in a 'maga-zine -type' format,"says Mackowycz."People want their information in shorterchunks, so I've tried to quicken the pace ofthe program as it's developed. The idea isto delight and educate."
A perceptive and articulate spokesmanfor himself, his program, and by extensionQ-107, Mackowicz was a lecturer in EnglishLit. at the University of Toronto when hesigned on with Q-107 in 1977.
"I like the show to be outrageous,certainly, but you have to keep an eye onthe boundaries of good taste," says Macko-wycz.
The program's format includes suchdiverse elements as Believe It Or Rock,an "off-the-wall" feature comprised ofsurprisingly strong comedic writing, HotTrax, "the best new records of the week",and Psychedelic Supper, "the creation of amood incorporating old TV themes andnews actualities interspersed with musicfrom the era".
The only syndicated feature is Off TheRecord, which originates in Los Angeles.
"The key to radio is the 'lifestyle tie-in'," Mackowycz concludes. "There is trulya rock and roll ethos - it's more than just anethical framework. Radio truly takes astand for peoples' lifestyle. It becomesa cultural reference point."
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Initial Canadian demands for the Band Aid single, Do They Know It's Christmas, has
now topped 50,000. CBS, who will be distributing the release in Canada, have a
"rush release" situation for the record, which is now the fastest -selling single in
the history of British pop. The single was written by Bob Geldof
of the Boomtown Rats, who also organized the project to aid the famine victims in
Ethiopia. Geldof was apparently moved by the shocking television coverage of the
plight of these people and assembled 37 musicians representing some of the hottest
acts in the music business. The one -day supergroup was tagged Band Aid.
Included in the group are Duran Duran, who came in from West Germany, Boy
George, who flew in from New 'ork, Jon Moss of Culture Club, Bono of U2, WHAM,
Bananarama, Police's Sting, Phil Collins, and Nick Rhodes to name a few.
"It's difficult to know how much to send to Ethiopia when you're a millionaire,"
Mackowycz pilots Q's 6 O'Clock Report
Bob Mackowycz is the host - with John
Derringer -
of CILQ-FM's The 6 O'Clock Rock Report. The program is one hour of
foreground program- ming which has
evolved from a 3 -minute concert re-
view segment that Mackowycz hosted
in 1977 at the sta- tion, known in
Toronto as Q-107. "The show is es-
sentially in a 'maga- zine -type' format," says Mackowycz.
"People want their information in shorter chunks, so I've tried to quicken the pace of
the program as it's developed. The idea is to delight and educate."
A perceptive and articulate spokesman for himself, his program, and by extension
Q-107, Mackowicz was a lecturer in English Lit. at the University of Toronto when he
signed on with Q-107 in 1977. "I like the show to be outrageous,
certainly, but you have to keep an eye on the boundaries of good taste," says Macko-
wycz. The program's format includes such diverse elements as Believe It Or Rock,
an "off-the-wall" feature comprised of surprisingly strong comedic writing, Hot
Trax, "the best new records of the week", and Psychedelic Supper, "the creation of a
mood incorporating old TV themes and news actualities interspersed with music from the era".
The only syndicated feature is Off The Record, which originates in Los Angeles.
"The key to radio is the 'lifestyle tie- in'," Mackowycz concludes. "There is truly
a rock and roll ethos - it's more than just an ethical framework. Radio truly takes a
stand for peoples' lifestyle. It becomes a cultural reference point."
Bob Mackowycz
says Sting. "This is going to raise enough money to mean something, but it's a state-
ment as well. We're hoping for a No. 1
record for Christmas." The single has al- ready sold more than 600,000 copies in
the U.K. alone. The single will be released in Canada in
both 7" and 12" formats and will be housed in four-colour custom sleeves. The 7" single
will carry a suggested list of $2.49. A video is expected to follow.
The flip contains messages from several name artists who were unable to attend
the session including David Bowie and Paul McCartney.
AIRA executive includes Calgarians
The board of the Alberta Recording Industry Association (ARIA) elected two members
from the city of Calgary - Rhoda Taylor and Rose Collins - at their recent general
meeting and election. Elected as new executives by the direc-
tors were Maurice Fritze (President), Rhoda Taylor (First Vice President), Steve Graupe
(Second Vice President), Larry Wanagas (Secretary), and Craig Elder (Treasurer).
The AIRA is beginning its second year of operation as a non-profit organization
formed to "help build and promote the music industry in Alberta." A newsletter
has been mailed, launching a province -wide membership drive. Other activities include
the second annual David Foster Songwriting Contest.
Every fourth meeting of the ARIA's Board of Directors will be held in Calgary,
with a mid -year meeting also held in Cal-
gary to facilitate updating the membership on current activities. The latter will be a
general meeting.
CBS gold designations for Gould and Boyd
In a ceremony immediately following the recent Juno Awards (Dec. 5), CBS Records
presented two Canadian classical artists gold record awards - only the 3rd and 4th such awards to be presented in the history
of the Canadian Recording Industry Asso- ciation. The gold awards signify sales in excess
of 50,000 units - a very significant accom-
plishment for classical artists in Canada. Bernie DiMatteo, President of CBS
Records Canada, and Norman Miller, Director of CBS Masterworks in Canada,
made the presentations: one to classical guitarist Liona Boyd for her Best Of Liona
Boyd LP, released in October of 1982; the other to the Glenn Gould Estate, repre-
senting the late Glenn Gould. Gould's recording of Bach's Goldberg Variations
was released in November of 1982, a scant one month after the pianist's death. The
posthumous award to Gould will be housed at the National Library of Canada, in the
newly established Glenn Gould Collection. For Boyd, the award represents her second such metal honour
- her first being
for A Guitar For Christmas, which achiev- ed gold status in December of 1982.
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New agency protects video rights of labels
As a result 'of Canadian labels' perceived need to create a central agency for the
licensing and protection of music videos, the VLA Music Video Licensing Agency has
been launched. The new agency becomes effective Jan. 1, 1985.
According to CRIA President Brian Robertson
- currently supervising the new
agency - the agency's mandate includes
enforcing the rights of the various partici- pating record labels, as well as monitoring
the centralized duplication and distribu- tion of music videos.
The agency will initially license video pools, clubs, and road shows.
Robertson says that the concept parallels the work of similar bodies in other countries, and came about as the result of "massive"
demand from the record labels. Honeydrippers set for
Saturday Night Live The Honeydrippers, Es Paranza/Atlantic
recording act - notorious for their con- stantly varying incarnations
- have been firmed for a Dec. 15 appearance on the
American TVer, Saturday Night Live. The date will mark the band's live network TV
debut in North America. The appearance coincides with the success of a 5 -song mini -LP, The Honey-
drippers -
Volume One, released in Canada by WEA Music. The Volume One release is
quickly approaching double platinum status in Canada, with Sea Of Love - taken as the
first single - closing in on the Top 5 of the
RPM 100 . Included in the lineup for Saturday
Night Live are Robert Plant (lead vocals), Brian Setzer (lead guitar), Paul Shaffer
(piano), Buddy Williams (drums), Tom Barney (bass), George Wadenius (rhythm guitar), Jon Fadciis and Tom Malone (trum-
pet), Michael Brecker and Lou Marini (tenor sax), Ronnie Cuber (baritone sax),
and Fourteen Karat Soul (backing vocals). Produced by Nugetre and The Fabulous
Brill Brothers, the Volume One release features renditions of R&B classics from
the '40s, '50s and '60s.
Saturn's first gold -
for selling 50,000 units of Stevie Wonder's I Just Called To Say I
Love You from Motown's Karen Spencer - Sherlock, Quality's George Sruth, Art Pap - pone and Ned Talmey. Saturn's Leonard and Chris Kennedy, Ron Boudreault, Terry Tro-
jek and Mary Wadington accept.
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Losing out on all those millions!!A certain Canadian star, who keeps re-sigtting contracts for millions and millionsmust really be bothering a certain ex -recordexecutive, who had her under contract forher original recordings. He would be amillionaire now if he had treated her fairly,and . . . honestly must regret his folly, notto mention a few other artists who slippedthrough his fingers. (EC: Yawn!!!)
Speaking of,losers!!!I can't wait for Saturday's Toronto Star tosee if they are still running The Charts ontheir trashy Audio Video page. What a greatand inventive feature. I hope they neverget rid of it. There is nothing better thaninsulting the intelligence of your readers.I love it! Never miss it! Keep it up. Pleasedon't discontinue this marvelous piece ofnewspaper creativity. (EC: Wake me whenit's over!).
The girls are getting heavy!!!The girls at a certain major label are gettingheavy . . . or is it heavier. Could it be theyare getting paid too much?
.. the prophets of doom, the messengers of mediocrity,will be 'overwhelmed by the new generation of competent,creative, confident artisans and by all those of precedinggenerations who have already demonstrated their freshnessof mind, their talent and their capacity for iaspired leader-ship." - Pierre Juneauo 1 o' d 11
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Trouble in Lotusland???Quick rumour. There is trouble in Lotus -land. Those who joined the movement totake over the world are being pieced off(EC:Watch your language!!). Seems that theworld isn't rosy when you take off the pink -tinted shades. There's more to come.
Just asking for an accounting!!!It seems that a certain country associationin Canada doesn't have all the money themembers think it has . . . or should have. Afew concerned members . . . and therearen't many, want an accounting. There arealso more than a few country artists, whodid benefits and donated their hard-earnedfunds, who want to know how it was spent.Confirm or deny that this is true!!! I thinkwe are talking some big bucks here.
Another question . . . ?I understood it was the policy of thiscountry association to wander all overthe country like gypsies for their yearlyshows . . . one year in the east, the otherin the west. It looks like they don't havea policy any longer. They will followtheir western date this year with anotherwestern date the following year.
Stop the presses!!Didn't the Star rush to get a review intoThursday's paper on the Wednesday nightJuno Awards, and didn't the new and im-proved Star do a follow-up on Friday, atwhich time they published the names ofthe winners? Yes, the winners were an-nounced on Friday. That's news, andthat's the newspaper business. They have avery funny little paper.
After Juno promo?All that great promo that came out beforethe Junos was one thing, but after theJunos, the PR people couldn't come upwith photos on Thursday. Too bad. Theydropped the ball. I guess the TVer is every-thing and after that . . . they seem tosay ... who cares.
Taking a swipe at the Junos!!One really nasty comment you can makeabout the Junos is that the presenters didn'tall wear tuxedos when they appeared oncamera. That causes many of us to wonderwhy CARAS made the event "black tie"and then allowed presenters to appear oncamera in their street clothes. A number ofindustry people just won't bother renting orbuying or wearing tuxedos next year. Theglitter and the glamour is fading!!!
An encore of the Felix Awards??About 8:45 pm on the night of the Junos, agreat many people in Western Canadareached for the dial. They obviously didn'twant to see an encore of the Felix Awards.If the Felix winners were really smart,they would submit nominations for asmany of the categories as possible, and ina few years, they would control a healthychunk of the Junos. Then they would havea much more important award to try for.Why not? If the rules permit, why nottake everything you can grab!!
Shedding some light on the subject!The lighting at the Junos was pretty bad.Cameras shooting around in the dark, thehosts not being lit at all. The show was
jerky and had no flow. It isn't often whenCanadians try live television and we haven'tmastered the art (except when it comes tohockey). The Junos need a lot of work,and this year was just another indicationthat there is still a long way to go.
Pindoff adds bucks to Band AidKris Pindoff, known for his charitableacts, particularly with children, will donatethe profits from the sale of the Band Aidsingle to the fund raising project organizedto aid the famine -stricken in Ethiopia.
The courage of their convictions!!You can't help but admire a certain recordcompany who chose, a number of years ago,to disagree with our policies at RPM andcontinue to refuse to advertise in RPM,unless it's embarrassing not to. They havestood by their guns over the years, even tothe point of possibly losing millions ofdollars of extra business. That's tenacity.One thing that does bother me is that theycontinue to send their press releases, photo-graphs, review copies of their albums andsingles. We have toruse them as long as theykeep sending them. I think they should bemore adamant and stop sending them. Theyshould have the courage of their convic-tions. I could admire that.
Compact Discs are moving!!!Contrary to what many thought, includingme, the Compact Disc market is heating up.WEA's Garry Newman tells me they areselling right across the board, pop, rockand classical. No country yet and no heavymetal, but wait till the metal people startstealing CD hardware. Can you imagineTwisted Sister on Compact Disc?
Last minute Telex news!!!The Headpins have been signed to MCA.Fred Boiley, who purchased his Fixx LPat Kelly's in Winnipeg,discovered the phan-tom message recorded on Fixx's PhantomsLP. He wins a weekend in NYC to see theFixx live in concert at the Felt Forum, plus$300. spending money!!
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TEACHER TEACHER38 Special - Capitol - 5405-F(LP) Teacherl/Soundtrack SV-12371-F
ROCK YOUHelix - Capitol - 72949-F(LP) Welkin' The Razor's Edge - ST -12362-F
EDGE OF A DREAMJoe Cocker - Capitol - 5412-F(LP) Teachers/Soundtrack - SV-12371-F
LET IT CoLuba - Capitol - 72947-F(LP) Secrets And Sins ST 12351-F
ROMANTIC TRAFFICSpoons - Ready - SR -482-P(LP) Listen To The City/Snuck LR-053-P
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Last minute Telex news!!! The Headpins have been signed to MCA.
Fred Boiley, who purchased his Fixx LP at Kelly's in Winnipeg,discovered the phan-
tom message recorded on Fixx's Phantoms LP. He wins a weekend in NYC to see the
Fixx live in concert at the Felt Forum, plus $300. spending money!!
GOING TO MIDEM?
We'll take care of your travel
arrangements, the way we look after so many
radio, record & motion picture industry
executives.
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(LP) Welkin' The Razor's Edge ST -12362-F
5 EDGE OF A DREAM Joe Cocker -
Capitol 5412-F 5
HELIX VValkin' The Razor's Edge (Capitol) 5 EDGE OF A DREAM
Joe Cocker Capitol 5412 F ILPI Teachers/Soundtrack
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6 LET IT GO Luba -Capitol
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Thunder Seven (MCA) 6 LET IT GO Luba Capitol
- 72947-F
(LP) Secrets And Sins ST 12351-F MCA -5537-J (Cassette MCAC-5537-11 (LP) Secrets And Sins ST 12351-F
7 ROMANTIC TRAFFIC
Spoons -Heady 05-482 F 7 ROUGH TRADE
0 Temporal 0 Mores! (True North) 7 NOT IN LOVE
Platinum Blonde -
Columbia -
C4.7044 -H (LP) Listen To The City/Sntrck
- LR-053-S TN -58-H (Cassette TNT -58-H) (LP) Standing In Dark
- PCC-80090-H
8 NOT IN LOVE Platinum Blonde
- Columbia
- C4 -7044-H
8 HONEYMOON SUITE Honeymoon Suite IWEA)
8 IT AIN'T ENOUGH Corey Hart Aquarius -AQ-6011-A
ILPI Standing In Dark PCC-80090-H 25 07301-P (Cassette 25 07304-P) ILPI First Offense -
ACI-537-F
9 ALL WE ARE Kim Mitcheh
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800-503-0 g ANNE MURRAY
Heart Over Mind (Capitol) 9 BURNING IN LOVE
Honeymoon Suite WEA 25-92627-P (LP) akmbo agggo -130-1001-0 SJ-12363-F (Cassette 4XJ-12363-F I ILPI Honeymoon Suite
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Corey Hart -
Aquarius -
AO -6011-F 10 DOUG & THE SLUGS
Popaganda (Ritdong) 10 IF I HAD A ROCKET LAUNCHER Bruce Cockburn
- True North
- TN4-193-H
(LP) First Offense -
50.537-F AMD-1003-W (Cassette AMC -1003-W) (LP) Stealing Fire -
TN -57-H
TOP CANCON TOP CANCON TOP CANCON ADULT COUNTRY COUNTRY
CONTEMPORARY SINGLES ALBUMS
1 SPECIAL GIRL 1 NOBODY LOVES ME LIKE YOU DO 1 ANNE MURRAY America Capitol -5398-F
(LP) Perspective - ST -12370-F Anne Murray/Dave Logging -Capitol 5401-F
(LP) Heart Over Mind -SJ-12363-F Heart Over Mind (Capitol)
SJ-12363-F (Cassette 4XT-12363-F)
2 NOBODY LOVES ME LIKE YOU DO 2 CHANGE OF HEART 2 TERRY CARISSE Anne Murray/Dave Loggins
- Capitol 5401F Paul Weber
- GNAP
- NAP -534 The Closest Thing To You (Savannah)
ILPI Heart Over Mind SJ-12363-F (LP) Wniskey Tears NAP -4325 SRL-9F322-M
3 IT AIN'THrt ENOUGH 3 NOTHING GOOD ABOUT GOODBYE 3 CHRIS WHITELEY/CAITLIN HANFORD Corey
- Aquar.og
- AQ-6011-F Godard & Haverland .
Book Shop EISR-714 Chris Whiteley & Caitlin Hanford (CBC/HY) (LP) First Offense 50-537-F (LP) N 'A HY-C-0010
4 NOTHNG GOOD ABOUT GOODBYE Godard & Haver land
- Book Shop
- 80R-714 (LP) N/A
4 RAILROAD MAN Murray McLauchlan -True North TN-4-191AH
(LP) Heroes TN -59-H
4 FAMILY BROWN Repeat After Me (RCA) KKLI -0534-N (Cassette KKK1-0534-N)
5 EDGE OF A DREAM 5 IF THIS IS LOVE 5 MURRAY McLAUCHLAN Joe Cocker Capitol 5412-F
(LP) Teachers/Soundtrack SV-I2371-F Prophet & Corriere -
Prophet -
RPR-1008 (LP) N/A
Heroes 9 True North) TN -59-H (Cassette TNT -59-H)
6 LOVE DREAM 6 LOVE AT LAST SIGHT 6 MIONITE RODEO BAND Burton Cummings
- Epic
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(LP) Heart -
PEC-80100-H Mercey Brothers -
MBS 105 (LP) N/A
MRB 2 (RCA) KKL1-9533-N (Cassette KKK1-9533-NI
7 I THINK I'M FALLING IN LOVE 7 STRAIGHT FORWARD LOVE AFFAIR 7 TERRY SUMSION Bijou
- Axe
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(LP) N/A Family Brown RCA -
PS -50804-N ILP) Repeat After Me
- KKL1-0534-N
Midnight Invitation (Savannah) SRL-9823-M
8 LONELY IN LOVE 8 TWO BROKEN HEARTS a ANNE LORD Diane Hodson Sequents
- SR -401
ILPI N/A Terry Carisse -
Savannah -
SRS -827-M (LP) Closest Thing To You SRL-9822-M
Endlessly (Comstock) COM-983
9 NO TIME TO SAY GOODBYE 9 THAT'S WHEN YOU KNOW IT'S OVER 9 PAUL WEBER Rich Dodson
- Marigold - MPL-726
ILPI N/A Terry Sumsion Savannah -
SRS -828-M ILPI Midnight Invitation
- SRL-9823-M
Whiskey Tears (GNAP) NAP -4325
10 STRAIGHT FORWARD LOVE AFFAIR Family Brown
- RCA
- PB-50804-N 10 HOW'S A GIRL TO KNOW
Anita Perras - Tailspin TS -1007 10 LEE MARLOW
Temptation (RCA) (LP) Repeat After Me
- KKL1-0534-N (LP) N/A KKL1-0546-N (Cassette KKK1-0546-N)
6 - RPM - December 22, 1984
0 6 191 SEA OF LOVEHoneydrippers - Atlantic 79-97017-PILPI Volume 1 -79-02201-P
18) I FEEL FOR YOUChaka Khan - Warner Bros - 92-91957-P(LPI I Feel For You - 92-51621-P
3 2 (91 THE WILD BOYSDuran Duran - Capitol 5417-F(LP) Arena - SWAV-12374-F
4 3 (18) I JUST CALLED TOCSAY I LOVE YOUStevie Wonder - Motown - 1745MF-M(LP) Woman In Red/S'ntrk - 61-8ML-M
(18) WAKE ME UP BEFORE YOU GO GOWHAM - Columbia - 38'04552-HILPI Make It Big FC-39595-H
6 1 (14) CARIBBEAN QUEENBilly Ocean - Jive - JIVE -55-MILPI Suddenly - JV-6613-M
7 8 (13) STRUTSheena Easton - EMI America - 8227-F(LP) A Private Heaven - ST -17132-F
8 5 (13) OUT OF TOUCHHall & Oates - RCA - PB-13916-NILPI Bigbamboorn - AFL1-5309-NI
9 7 I101 ALL THROUGH THE NIGHTCyndi Lauper - Portrait - 37-4639-H(LP) She's So Unusual - FR -38920-H
10 11 19) VALOTTEJulian Lennon - Atlantic - 78-06097-PILPI Valotte 78.01841-P
016 (13) WE BELONGPat Benatar - Chrysalis - 42826-J(LPI Tropic° - CI -IS -41474-J
12 12 11 1) PENNY LOVERLionel Richie - Motown - M -1762-MILPI Can't Slow Down - M -6059-M
13 10 1111 NO MORE LONELY NIGHTSPaul McCartney - Columbia - 38-04581-H(LP) Give My Regards To Broad St. SC -39613-H
(5) LIKE A VIRGINMadonna - Sire - 92-92107-PILPI Like A Virgin - 02-51571-P
(9) RUN TO YOUBryan Adams - A&M - 2686-WILPI Reckless - SP -5013-W
(5) TI AMOLaura Branigan - Atlantic - 78.96087-PILPI Self Control - 78-01471-P
114) BETTER BE GOOD TO ME
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115ITHE WORD IS OUTJermaine Stewart - Virgin 10 - VS -1209-Q(LP) The Word Is Out - VL-2302-Q
1171 HARD HABIT TO BREAKChicago - Warner Bros - 92-92147-PILPI Chicago 17 -92-50601-P
(71STRANGER IhITOWNToto - Columbia 38-04672-HILPI Isolation - DC -38962-H)
111: AT THE FEET OF THE MOONParachute Club - RCA - PB-50801-NILPI At The Feet - KKL1-0553-N
1121 PURPLE RAINPrince - Warner Bros - 92-91747-P(LP) Purple Rain -92-51101-P
113(THE WAR SONGCulture Club - Virgin - VS -1242-QILPI Waking Up ... VL-2230-C1
031 1811 CAN'T HOLD BACKSurvivor - Epic - ZS4-04603-H(LP) Vital Signs - FZ-39578-H
26 27 (12) TEACHER TEACHER38 Special - Capitol - 5405-FILPI Teachers/Soundtrack - SV-12371-F
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(5)SMALLTOWN BOYBronski Beat - London - LDS -215-QILPI Age Of Consent - LON-109-Q
(5) BORN IN THE USABruce Springsteen - Columbia - 38-04680-HILPI Born In The USA QC -38653-H
114) LUCKY STARMadonna - Sire - 92-91777-PILPI Madonna - 92-38671-P
16(SEXCRIME (Nineteen Eighty Four)Eurythmics - Virgin - VS -1246-QILP) 1984/Soundtrack - VL-23184
33 29 (14)PRIDE (In The Name Of Love)U2 - Island - ISL-97011-JILP) Unforgettable Fire - 15L -1011-J
34 30 1221MISSING YOUJohn Waite - EMI America 8212-F(LP) No Breaks - ST 17124-F
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36 32 (12) I'M SO EXCITEDPointer Sisters - Planet - YB-13857-NILPI Break Out - BXL1-4705-N
054 (4) EASY LOVERPhilip Bailey w/Phil Collins - Columbia 38-04679-H IFS(LP) Chinese Wall - FC-39542-H
38 38 (8) EDGE OF A DREAMILPI Teachers/Soundtrack - SV-12371-F4Joe Cocker - Capitol - 5412-F
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40 40 (8) WALKING ON A THIN LINHuey Lewis & News Chrysalis - 42825-JILP) Sports FV-41412-J
161 UNDERSTANDINGBob Seger - Capitol - 5413-FILPI Teachers/Soundtrack - SV-12371-F
42.'47 (5) DO WHAT YOU DOJermaine Jackson - Arista - AS1.1-9279-0(LP) Jermaine Jackson - AL8-8301-Q
141 CARELESS WHISPERWHAM - Columbia -'38-04691-HILPI Make It Big - FC-39542-H
44 48 (7) HELLO AGAINCars - Elektra -96-96817-PILPI Heartbeat City - 96-02961-P
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(LPI Secrets And Sins ST 12351-FLuba - Capitol - 72947-F
4) CATCH MY FALLBilly Idol - Chrysalis -42840-J(LP) Rebel Yell - CHS-41450-J
(9) I WANNA ROCKTwisted Sister - Atlantic - 78-96177-P(LP) Stay Hungry - 78-01561-P
(7) HEAVEN (Must Be There)Eurogliders - Columbia - 38-04626-H(LP) This Island - FC-39588-H
(4) THE POWER OF LOVEFran kie Goes To Hollywood - Island - 96012-JILPI Welcome To Pleasuredome - ISL2-1012-J
(20) DRIVEThe Cars - Elektra 96-97067-P(LP) Heartbeat City 96-02961-17
141 THE BOYS OF SUMMERDon Henley - Geffen -92-91417-P(LP) Building The Perfect Beast - XGHS-24026-P
(61 I DO'WANNA KNOWREO Speedwagon - Epic - 34-04659-H(LP) Wheels Are Turnin' - CIE -39523-H
18) HEAVEN'S ON FIREKiss - Mercury - MS -76225-Q(LP) Animalize SRM-4096-Q
13) I WANT TOAtlanticKNOW WHA LOVE ISForner - 7 8-9596T 7-P(LP) Agent Provocateur - 78-19991-P
(3) TONIGHTDavid Bowie - EMI America - 8246-FILPI Tonight - SJ-17138-F
7) SOME GUYS HAVE ALL THE LUCKRod Stewart - Warner Bros - 92-92157-P(LP) Camouflage - 92-50951-P
3) LOVERBOYBilly Ocean - Jive - JIVE -80-MILPI Suddenly - JV-6613-M
51 ROMANTIC TRAFFICSpoons - Ready SR -482-PILPI Listen To The City/Sntrck - LR-053-P
59 45 (16) SWEPT AWAYDiana Ross - RCA - P6 -13864-NILPI Swept Away - AFL1.5009-N
60 35 114) WHAT ABOUT ME?Kenny Rogers - RCA PB-13699-NILP) What About Me? - AFL1-5043-N
61 66 (11) PlantiTn
Blonde Columbia - C4 -7044-H nILPI Standing In Dark - PCC-80090-H
62 41 119) WE'RE NOT GONNA TAKE ITTwisted Sister Atlantic 78-96417.P(LP) Stay Hungry 78-01561-P
63 69 (3) LOVE LIGHT IN FLIGHTStevie Wonder - Motown M1769 -MILPI Woman In Red/Soundtrack M6108 -M
64 58 (211 DYNAMITEJermaine Jackson - Arista AS -1 9190-Q(LP) Jermaine Jackson AL8 6203-Q
65 64 is) TEARSJohn Waite - EMI America - 8238-FILPI No Brakes - ST.17124-F
68 50 1171 eFiLilyESHIIF.OchRryFsaA,,Ns.T4A2580Y9.
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(3).TRAGEDYJohn Hunter - CBS - ZS4-04643-H(LP) Famous At Night - F2 -39626-H
74 57 (9) IF IT HAPPENS AGAIN I'M LEAVINGUB40 - Virgin - VS -1241-QILPI Geffery Morgan - VL-2309-Q
75 74 111 ) DANCING IN THE DARK-I" Bruce Springsteen - Columbia 38 04463-H
(LP) Born In The USA QC 38653-H
76 76 110) WE ARE THE YOUNGDan Hartman -MCA 52471-J(LP) Soundtrack/Streets of Fire MCA -54920-J
77 73 111) GIRLS WITH GUNSTommy Shaw - A&M - 2676-WILP) Girls With Guns - SP -5020-W
65 (23)SHE BOPCyndi Lauper - Portrait 37 04516-HILPI She's So Unusual FR 38930-H
79 81 (8) ALL WE AREKim Mitchell - Alert - BDS-503-Q(LP) akimbo alogo - BD -1001-Q
80 80 (19)CITorikevINH7,E.ANgOldiuHs.
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81 63 (21)THE WARRIORScandal - Columbia - 38-04424-H(LP) Warrior - FC-39173-H
82 77 125)9HOSTBUSTERSRay Parker Jr. - Arista AS1 9212-Q(LP) Soundtrack/Ghostbusters AL8 8246-0
TENDER YEARS83 88 I-' John Cafferty Scorn Bros - ZS4.046132-HILPI Eddie & The Cruisers F2 -38929-H
84 86 (91 BODY ROCKMaria Vidal - EMI America - 8233-F(LP) Body Rock/Soundtrack - SQ-17140-F
85 72 120) LET'S GO CRAZYPrince - Warner Bros 92-92167-P(LPI Purple Rain 92-51001-P
MISTAKE No. 3Culture Club - Virgin - VS -1249-0(LP) House On Fire - VL-2313-Q
(2) COOL IT NOWNew Edition MCA - 52455-J(LP) New Edition - MCA -5515-J
(2) MADAM BUTTERFLYMalcolrh McLaren - Virgin - VS -1237-QILP) Fans
(6) HOT FOR TEACHERVan Helen - Warner Bros -92-91997-PI LP) 1984 92.39851-P
12) TENDERNESSGeneral Public - I.R.S. - IR-9934-W(LP) AS The Rage SP -70046-W
(7) BURNING IN LOVEHoneymoon Suite - WEA - 25:92627-PILPI Honeymoon Suite - 25-07301-P
MONEY CHANGES EVERYTHINGCyndi Lauper - Portrait - 37-0437-H(LP) N/A
12111F I HAD A ROCKET LAUNCHERBruce Cockburn - True North - TN4-193-HILPI Stealing Fire - TN -57-H
METHOD OF MODERN LOVEHall & Oates - RCA - P8 -13970-NILP) Bigbamboom - AF L1 -5309-N
IN NEONElton John - Geffen -92-91117-PILPI Breaking Hearts - XGHS-24031-P
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(3) I WOULD DIE 4 UPrince - Warner Bros - 92-91217-P(LPI Purple Rai, 92-51101-P
0 93 12) ALL I NEEDJack Wagner - Qwest - 92-92387-P(LP) All I Need - 92-52141-P
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74 57 (6)IF IT HAPPENS AGAIN I'M LEAVING UB40 Virgin
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75 74 1311 DANCING IN THE DARK Bruce Springsteen
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79 81 (8) ALL WE ARE Kim Mitchell
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85 72 1201 LET'S GO CRAZY Prince
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171 BURNING IN LOVE Honeymoon Suite
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12) IF I HAD A ROCKET LAUNCHER Bruce Cockburn True North
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METHOD OF MODERN LOVE Hall & Oates RCA - PI3-13970-N ILPI Bigbamboorn
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99 85 1711 NEED YOU TONIGHT Peter Wolf
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You're The Inspiration - ChicagoMadam Butterfly - Malcolm McLaren
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;111 pl [6=111CJTT plays Santa!CJTT New Liskeard, co -sponsored alongwith the communities of New Liskeard,Cobalt and Haileybury, the first AnnualSanta Express in conjunction with theOntario Northland Railroad. More than900 children were given the opportunity toride the rails with Santa Claus. Area mer-chants donated various gifts to the event aswell as supplying each child with a ChristmasGoodies Bag. Corporate sponsors includedMcDonalds and Cadbury, along with areagroups and organizations. Says CJTTManager, Dan Munroe, "The Express wasa giant success. Special thanks to EventCoordinator Bonnie Purtell."
esetAL, IOILLIAMSCKXL - CalgaryNo. 1 Wild Boys - Duran Duran2-2 All Through Night - Cyndi Lauper3-3 Honeydrippers - volume 14-6 Lonely Nights - Paul McCartney6-11 Like A Virgin - Madonna11.18 We Belong - Pat Banatar22.27 I Wanna Rock - Twisted Sister24 .... All I Need - Jack Wagner25 .... Do What Von Do - Jermalne Jackson26 .... Cool It Now - New Edition30 .... Boys Of Summer - Don HenleyNEWWe Should Be Lovers - ZappacostaI Would Die 4 U - PrinceSome People I Know - Gerry ColtI Want To Know - ForeignerYou're The inspiration - ChicagoLAURIE LANGCASTORCHED - EdmontonNo. 1 Wild Boys - Duran Duran2-4 Run To You - Bryan Adams3-13 I Feel For You - Chaka Khan4-6 Valotte - Julian Lennon5-8 Stranger in Town - 1 oto7-14 Like A Virgin - Madonna9-16 Boys Of Summer - Don Henley12-20 Hello Again - The Cars14-27 Easy Lover - Philip Bailey17-28 Tender Years - John Caf ferty19-29 Do What You Do - Jermaine Jackson20-24 Understanding - Bob Seger23.28 Y011'10 I he Inspiration Chicago24 .... Rocklo At Midnight - Honeydr 'pocks25 .... Jamie - Ray Parker Jr.26.30 I Wanna Rock - I wisted Sister27 .... Careless Whisper - WHAM30 .. Never Be Another One - ArrowsADDS.Method Of Modern Love - Hall & OatesI Would Ole 4 U - PrinceI Waist To Know - ForeignerMistake No. 3 - Culture ClubCLARA CAROTENUTOCFUN - VancouverNo. 1 Sea Of Love - Honeydrip&er,rs28.... Hello Again29 .... Like A Virgin - MadonnaRICK SHANNONCKLG - VancouverNo. 1 Sea Of Love - Honeydrippers2-2 Wild Boys - Duran Duran3.4 Caribbean Queen - Billy Ocean6-14 I keel for You - Chaka Khan9-13 We Belong - Pat Benarar15-19 Stranger ill Town - 1 oto17-27 Hello Again - Cars19 29 Like A Virgin - Madonna20 .... Careless Whisper - WHAM24 .. All I Need Jack WagnerADDSSmalltown Boy - Bronskl Beatlender Years - John Cal lertYPower Of Love - Frankle/HollywoodIn Neon - Elton JohnBruce - Rick SpringfieldNEIL KUSHNIRCKGM - MontrealNo. 1 Wild Boys - Duran Duran2-2 wake Me Up - WHAM3-6 Strut - Sheer. Easton5-7 Out Of Touch -Hall & Oates6-10 I Feel For You - Chaka Khan9-20 Like A Virgin - Madonna17-22 We Below, - Pat Senator21-25 Belle Of St. Mark - Sheila E.2228 Smalltown Boy - Bronskl Beal23-31 SexcrIme Eurythmics25-34 Body Rock - Maria Vidal28 35 Easy L - Philip Bailey32-37 Remembering Love - Tiffany33-39 Do What Vol. Do - Jerrnalne Jackson35 .... Ti Amo - Laura Branlgan36 .... The Word Is Out -Jermalne Stewart38 .... I Would Die 4 U - Prince39.... Tenderness - General Public40 .... Romantic Whisper - WHAMNEWMistake No. 3 - Culture ClubI Want To Know ForeignerOne Night in Bangkok - Murray HeadMadam Butterfly - Malcolm McClarenPleure pas pour of Diane TellAll I Need -Jack WagnerCareless Whisper WHAMMIKE RICHARDSCJCJ - HalifaxNo. 1 All I Need -Jack Wagner2-2 Out Of Touch - Hall & Oates3-4 Sea Of Love - Honeydrippers5-7 Wild Boys - Duran Duran8-11 Valotte - Julian Lennon11-17 Like A Virgin - Madonna17.20 Heaven - Eurogliders18-22 If It Happens Again - U64021-24 The Word Is Out -Jermaine Stewart23-27 Run To YOU - Bryan Adams27 .... Jamie - Ray Parker Jr.30 .... Understanding - Bob SegerBRIAN KENTSam's - Yonge Street Store - TorontoNo. 1 Ti Amo - Laura Branigan2 Caribbean Queen - Billy Ocean3 Careless Whisper - WHAMPICKSEasy Lover - Batley/Col lit rigCareless Whistler
Changes for CFUNCFUN will be dropping their chart system,and will no longer publish their weeklysurvey. The last issue will be Dec. 22. Thestation will become an A/C outlet.
Excellent communicator available!John (Sean Ryan) Mulley, a veteran newsand rock/pop on -air communicator, is
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Jack WagnerBilly Idol
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A Place To Fall Apart - Merle HaggardMe Against The Night - Crystal Gayle
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Another Juno - another year and still good copyYes, we've seen yet another passing ofanother Juno Awards presentation and,in spite of written and verbal abuse, theJunos are still a major promotion factorfor the Canadian recording industry.
How did this year's event fare? Nottoo bad, really. It was obvious there wasmore emphasis on the television show,much to the discomfort of the payingaudience (some paid as much as $150 perticket). Many of these patrons sat behindpillars, which could have been tolerated hadtheir been monitors set up as there were inprevious years. The television show wasmuch better than it has been, but evenhere there could be much tightening up,probably down to a 90 minute event whichwould fall nicely within the attention spanof the purported 21/2 million viewers. Themusical numbers were staged and pacedwell, so the drag was obviously with thepresenters, most of whom had nothing ofnote to say and wasted valuable air timesaying it. The hosts, Andrea Martin and JoeFlaherty were excellent and should be askedto host next year's show.
Legendary producer/songwriter/performerDavid Foster presents Juno to Bryan Adams.
How did the record industry like thisyear's Junos? For the most part the com-ments were honest and the criticism wellfounded, considering that representativesfrom major and independent labels werecommittee and sub -committee membersand/or advisors for the Canadian Academyof Recording Arts & Sciences (CARAS).
"I'm more than convinced than ever,"says WEA President Stan Kuhn, "that theJunos should take place in a true theatresetting. I also believe that the record com-pany people have to become more maturein their attitude towards the Junos andacknowledge the recipients of the pro -Juno Awards with the same attention asthey do the televised portion."
Probably the most harm done to thisyear's Juno event, from the paying custo-mer standpoint was the setting, the Auto-motive Building of Exhibition Place. Thisis a building constructed mainly for good
weather events, and certainly not conduciveto the serving of a gourmet meal, which wastrucked in. The food lost most of its appealas it was hustled to the 1,400 patrons, amonumental task in itself, and one findsit difficult to fault the caterers - but therehas to be a better way.
"I was quite pleased with this year'sJunos", says Joe Summers, Executive Vice
Anne Murray chalks up another Juno, her25th. this time as Top Country Female.
President of A&M Records Canada. "It wasa giant step this year, but there are stillmore steps to be taken to tighten up someof the loose ends. I'd like to see the Junosgo from a dinner to a theatre setting. Costshave to be reduced and the television timehas to be reduced."
George Struth, President of QualityRecords, had only one word to describehis impressions of this year's Junos, andthat was "disappointing".
Says Ross Reynolds, President MCARecords (Canada). "Great television ... notso great as a spectator event."
Dave Evans, President Capitol Records -EMI of Canada, found this year's Junos"Somewhat disappointing. We should begoing back to the drawing boards to seehow we can do it better."
"It appeared that the Junos this yearwere not produced with the live audiencein mind," says CBS Canada PresidentBernie DiMatteo, "but primarily as a tele-vision show. I think the producers went toofar to the other end of the spectrum. Therewere several little inconveniences, but ithad its balancing points as well."
Don Kollar, General Manager RCACanada's Record Division, notes: "I likedthe new approach, with the separate diningroom and the theatre in the round. Outsideof a few minor technical problems it wasa great evening."
Capitol's Zappacosta presents Juno toCarole Pope - Female Vocalist of The Year.
A major coup for the Junos this yearwas the turnaround in attitudes by criticsfrom the dailies, most of whom appearedto be on their best behavior. Of course,they have been centred out in recent weeksby the "specialized" trade press (RPM),which obviously has its clout. The coverageby the press this year was excellent, and,considering the battle of words going onbetween the producers of the show andone giant Toronto daily, the overall critiquewas a refreshing and welcome change.
The Junos came into being as an in-dustry event, and it was hoped that as theseawards went to television, they would re-main an industry event, with the televisionviewer watching Canada's best being hon-oured by their peers. Unfortunately, biggerreplaced better and ego stroking becametop priority, neither of which makes for goodtelevision, a star system, nor sells records - thereal purpose of the Juno Awards. - WG
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from the dailies, most of whom appeared to be on their best behavior. Of course,
they have been centred out in recent weeks by the "specialized" trade press (RPM),
which obviously has its clout. The coverage by the press this year was excellent, and,
considering the battle of words going on between the producers of the show and
one giant Toronto daily, the overall critique was a refreshing and welcome change.
The Junos came into being as an in- dustry event, and it was hoped that as these awards went to television, they would re-
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Anne Murray resigning top priority at CapitolPROMO PROFILE - by Steve McAuley and Stephen YoungCapitol finishes up the year with muchexcitement - the resigning of Anne Murrayplus the success of Corey Hart's First Of-fense LP, just a couple of the items reportedas follows by Steve McAuley, promo rep forthe Capitol label, and Stephen Young, wholooks after promotion for allied labels.Anne Murray has resigned to a 5 -albumdeal. This is another worldwide commit-ment for Capitol -EMI. Anne's LP, HeartOver Mind, is well over gold status (50,000),and the forthcoming single will more thanlikely bring the LP to platinum (100,000).Anne recently completed a very successfultour of Western Canada, and was presented
with a citation by Capitol President DaveEvans signifying Canadian sales in excess of3,500,000.
Luba's new single, Storm Before TheCalm, is picking up well nationally. TheLP, Secrets And Sins, is above 30,000 units.Judging from the success of Let It Go - thefirst single - we should do well with thisrecord. Capitol is very pleased that Lubahas been invited to open as special guest onthe forthcoming Bryan Adams tour. Thiswill be good national exposure for Luba.
David Bowie's new single is the titletrack from his latest LP, Tonight. Five ofTonight's songs were written with Iggy Pop.
The LP is closing in on triple platinumstatus (300,000), and represents whatpeople have come to expect from DavidBowie, frequent change. The single is areggae -influenced ballad with Tina Turnersinging parallel vocals.
Corey Hart's LP, First Offense, is a littleover 120,000 units currently, and we're
Iron Maiden and manager Ron Smallwoodreceived gold and platinum awards for theirPowerslave LP from Capitol's Dave Evans.
expecting a new LP probably in the summerof 1985. He'll be touring here with Hall& Oates, and is on a bill New Year's Eve atToronto's Maple Leaf Gardens with Plati-num Blonde and The Spoons. The videofor Corey's first single, Sunglasses At Night,won in the Best Video category at theJunos this year. The director was RobertQuartly. It Ain't Enough, the second singlefrom the First Offense LP, looks like itcould be Corey's second Top 10 singlestateside. Sunglasses went to No. 7 lastsummer. Canadian action is strong as well.In October, Corey was awarded a Felix,Quebec's achievement award for artists inthat province. The label is committedworldwide to this act.
Sheena Easton's Strut single has gonegold. The LP is close to platinum status(100,000).
Tina Turner's Private Dancer LP isCapitol's best selling record for 1984 - closeto quintuple platinum (500,000). TheBetter Be Good single helped the LP sales.Private Dancer is the new single. The 7"will be an edited version of the albumtrack with a concurrent video release.
Helix have left on a European tour.The Walkin' The Razor's Edge LP is inexcess of 120,000 units currently, andthe band recently put down five tracks fortheir upcoming LP. The new single - GimmeGimme Good Lovin' - should help takethe LP to double platinum.
January '85 will see new releases fromStrange Advance and George Thorogood,as well as a film soundtrack - That's Danc-ing, the sequel to That's Entertainment.
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Corey Hart's LP, First Offense, is a little
over 120,000 units currently, and we're
Iron Maiden and manager Ron Smallwood received gold and platinum awards for their
Powerslave LP from Capitol's Dave Evans.
expecting a new LP probably in the summer of 1985. He'll be touring here with Hall & Oates, and is on a bill New Year's Eve at
Toronto's Maple Leaf Gardens with Plati-
num Blonde and The Spoons. The video for Corey's first single, Sunglasses At Night,
won in the Best Video category at the Junos this year. The director was Robert
Quartly. It Ain't Enough, the second single from the First Offense LP, looks like it could be Corey's second Top 10 single
stateside. Sunglasses went to No. 7 last
summer. Canadian action is strong as well. In October, Corey was awarded a Felix,
Quebec's achievement award for artists in that province. The label is committed
worldwide to this act. Sheena Easton's Strut single has gone
gold. The LP is close to platinum status (100,000).
Tina Turner's Private Dancer LP is Capitol's best selling record for 1984
- close to quintuple platinum (500,000). The
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their upcoming LP. The new single - Gimme Gimme Good Lovin' -
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John Martin - Director of Programmingfor the MuchMusic Network - spoke to RPMabout his experienceas a jury memberat this year's festi-val. "It was a fas-cinating exercise tofinally get to meetall the people thatwe've been dealingwith for so long,"said Martin. "I thinkthat you can seehow the festival doesthe job of bridging the gap between theAmerican and European markets."
Did Martin see any obvious changesthat could be made for next year's festival?"It had its problems," he said. "The eventreally needs a decent meeting place, and Idon't think that the problem of judgingguidelines was foreseen - the longform'category could be split up into documen-tary, compilation, etc. I think also that theorganizers could look to providing more of aforum for the sale of longform videos. Agreater emphasis on the trade side of thingsoverall would be good. Overall though, itparallels the record industry. There's amassive amount of American product - butwe also saw some fabulous Europeanmaterial - and the jury was very representa-tive of the industry internationally."
In spite of the giant loss and embarrass-ment, there are plans by Saint-Tropez muni-cipal officials to stage a second festivalabout the same time next year.
Final attendance figures for the firstfestival, which was held Oct. 8 through 11of this year, stood at 1,800 participantsfrom 381 companies in 21 countries, with
Impressive lineupon Dr. Music LP
John Martin
The Canadian Talent Library (CTL) hasissued a five -song mini -LP by Dr. Music,entitled Dr. Music (Circa '84). The albumfeatures keyboardist Doug Riley and high-lights the talents of several well-knownCanadian artists.
The mini -album follows the single releaseof Two Can Play, which is included in thepackage which was produced by Riley.
Besides Riley, other names contributingto the session were keyboardist Lou Po-manti, bassists Tom Szesniak: Dave Piltch,drummer John Anderson and Bob MacLaren,plus guitarists Dom Troiano and Bob Mann.The latter also engineered the session.
Vocalists were Terry Black, on synthe-sizer, John Rutledge, on guitar, Wayne St.John, who doubles on percussion and panflute, and Bill Ledster.
The session was produced at Toronto'sEastern Sound.
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Bankrupt Saint-Tropez Fest may have another year What began as an excellent idea in a splen-
did setting has turned into a receiver's night- mare. The costs for the first International
Saint-Tropez Music Video Festival were apparently too much. Left holding the
bag unfortunately, were the local restau- ranteurs and hoteliers, plus a host of local
residents who had worked for the festival. John Martin
- Director of Programming
for the MuchMusic Network - spoke to RPM about his experience
as a jury member at this year's festi-
val. "It was a fas- cinating exercise to
finally get to meet all the people that
we've been dealing with for so long," said Martin. "I think that you can see how the festival does the job of bridging the gap between the
American and European markets." Did Martin see any obvious changes
that could be made for next year's festival? "It had its problems," he said. "The event
really needs a decent meeting place, and I
don't think that the problem of judging guidelines was foreseen -
the longform' category could be split up into documen-
tary, compilation, etc. I think also that the organizers could look to providing more of a
forum for the sale of longform videos. A greater emphasis on the trade side of things overall would be good. Overall though, it
parallels the record industry. There's a massive amount of American product
- but
we also saw some fabulous European material - and the jury was very representa-
tive of the industry internationally."
In spite of the giant loss and embarrass- ment, there are plans by Saint-Tropez muni- cipal officials to stage a second festival
about the same time next year. Final attendance figures for the first festival, which was held Oct. 8 through 11
of this year, stood at 1,800 participants from 381 companies in 21 countries, with
Impressive lineup on Dr. Music LP The Canadian Talent Library (CTL) has
issued a five -song mini -LP by Dr. Music, entitled Dr. Music (Circa '84). The album features keyboardist Doug Riley and high-
lights the talents of several well-known Canadian artists.
The mini -album follows the single release of Two Can Play, which is included in the
package which was produced by Riley. Besides Riley, other names contributing
to the session were keyboardist Lou Po- manti, bassists Tom Szesniak. Dave Piltch,
drummer John Anderson and Bob MacLaren, plus guitarists Dom Troiano and Bob Mann. The latter also engineered the session.
Vocalists were Terry Black, on synthe- sizer, John Rutledge, on guitar, Wayne St. John, who doubles on percussion and pan flute, and Bill Ledster.
The session was produced at Toronto's Eastern Sound.
more than 500 music videos entered in competition.
The festival was host to 405 members of the media, representing148 publications, 54 radio stations, and 17 television stations.
The large turnout of media reps and regis- trants from North America was due the ef- forts of the New York -based John Nathan, a
veteran in this type of project, having been associated for many years with the highly successful MIDEM outing.
For what it's worth, if the festival could be moved ahead a couple of weeks, the
weather might be kinder; there should be an effort to remove the irritating factor of the predominance of French in dealing
with delegates and the media; and there should be a central meeting place. It's expected that within a short time a
full report will be available on what went down at this year's festival and what might
be expected for next year.
The longform videos honoured with awards were Gold to The Cars for Heart-
beat City; Silver for The Compleat Beatles, compilation; and Bronze to Styx for Caught
In The Act. Those awarded Clip Awards were Gold
for You Might Think by The Cars; Silver for Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson's Say Say Say; and Bronze for Michael
Jackson's Thriller. The International Awards saw Frankie
Goes To Hollywood's Two Tribes honoured as Best U.K. Video; The Cars' You Might
Think, as Best U.S. Video; Axel Bauer's Cargo, Best French Video; Makromad's
Tausend Tages Sete, Best German Video; and Elton John's Sad Song, Best Australian
Video. North American representative for the
International Music Video Festival of Saint- Tropez is John Nathan in New York, phone
212-223-0044.
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John Nathan (I), North American represen- tative for the International Music Video
Festival of Saint-Tropez with RPM's Stan Klees, outside the Festival headquarters.
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Maquinna Talent Promotions is currently touting the single release of Theo Mossop's
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song is described as 'an intelligent spoof depicting the frustrations of the common
man with our system.' Mossop's credits include supporting acts
such as Loverboy, production, engineering and songwriting.
Distribution of the single is being handled by various independents as well as by the
Nanaimo-based Moonshadow label.
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MIDEM"85Palais des Festivals,
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Nowhere in the world is so muchmusic industry business con-ducted each year as at MIDEM. Atleast that's what participants atlast year's show will tell you.
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has bridged any number of gaps in peoples' thinking regarding what music is supposed
to consist of, and how we should respond to it. Real Live - as an authorized release -
represents Dylan at his best. The tracks here are taken from a tremendously successful
U.K./European swing that certainly put the lie to any talk of creative burnout or com-
mercial death. The importance of the per- former here equals the presence of the writer. Highway 61 Revisited, Tangled Up
In Blue, and It Ain't Me Babe will live long lives as representations of the poet/
musician/songwriter who changed the face of folk
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Greg Sutton) make this a 'must have' not only for Dylan fans, but for anyone who
appreciates great live renditions of simply great music. Produced by Glyn Johns.
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92 51101-P (Cassette 92 51104-P)
3 3 (28) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Born In The USA (Columbia)
QC 38653-H (Cassette QCT 38653-H)
4 4 (291 TINA TURNER Private0ancer (Capitol)
ST 12330-F (Cassette 4XT 12330-F)
5 5 (44) CYNDI LAUPER She's So Unusual (Portrait)
FR 38920-H (Cassette FRT 38930-H)
6 6 (12) STEVIE WONDER The Woman In Red/Soundtrack (Motown)
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ISL2-1012-J (Cassette ISLC2-1012-J) 0 14 (6) DURAN DURAN
(Capitol) SWAY -12374-F (Cassette 4XV-12374-F1
11 13 (25) TWISTED SISTER Stay Hungry (Atlantic)
78 01561-P (Cassette 78 01564.P1
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VL-2313-Q (Cassette VL4-2312-Q)
(7) BRYAN ADAMS Reckless (A&M1
SP -5013-W (Cassette CS -5013-W)
/71 JULIAN LENNON Valotte (Atlantic)
78-01841-P (Cassette 78-01844-P)
01 MADONNA Like A Virgin (Sire)
92-51571-P (Cassette 92-51574-P1
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FV 41412,1 (Cassette JST 39242-J)
/17, JULIO IGLESIAS
1100 Bel Air Place (Columbia) QC -39157-H (Cassette QCT-39157-H)
ROGER HODGSON (12) 1n The Eye Of The Storm (A&M)
SP -5004-W (Cassette CS -5004-W)
THE CARS `".." Heartbeat City (Elektra)
96 02961-P (Cassette 96 029644)
(60) LIONEL RICHIE
Can't Slow Down (Motown) M6059 -M (Cassette M4 6059 -MI
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PAUL.McCARTNEY (8) Give My Regards To Broad Street (MP L )
SC -39693-H (Cassette SCT-39613-H)
DEEP PURPLE (6) Perfect Strangers (Polydor)
PDS-1-6410-Q (Cassette PC/54-1-6410-Q)
',PARACHUTE CLUB `-At The Feet Of The Moon (RCA)
KK L1 -0553-N (Cassette KKK1.0553-N1
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FZ-38929-H (Cassette EZT-38929-H)
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S (At) 78 01471-P (Cassette 78 01474-P)
BILLY 28 28 (56) Rebel Yell (IDOL
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POINTER SISTERS 31 31 (29) Break Out (Planet)
BXL1 4705-N (Cassette BXK1 4705 -NI
CHAKA KHAN 32 37 (6)1 Feel For You (Warner Brosl
92-51621-P (Cassette 92-51624-P)
SHEENA EASTON 33 34 (111A Private Heaven (EMI America) ST -17132-F (Cassette 4XT-77132. F
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92-38671-P (Cassette 92-38674-P)
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ST -17138-F (Cassette 4XT-17138-F) 0 43 141 BRONSKI BEAT Age Of Consent (London)
LON-109-Q (Cassete LON4-109-0(
38 29 (18) JOHN WAITE No Brakes (EMI America) ST -10124-F (Cassette 4XT-17124-F)
39 39 (42) COREY HART First Offe
AQ 537-F (Cassette 4AQ 537-F)
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Glamorous Life (Warner liras) 92-51071-P (Cassette 92.51074-P)
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SV-12371-F (Cassette SV4-12371-F)
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FC-39173-H (Cassette FCT-39173-H)
44 44 18/ BARBRA STREISAND Emotion (Columbia)
QC -39480-H (Cassette QCT-39480-H)
45 45 (14) hEr AbYoul OZE R( RSC
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Out Of The Cellar (Atlantic) 78 01431-P (Cassette 78 01434-P)
48 8 Moon (A&M) (10)
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SP -5006-W (Cassette CS -5006-W)
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49 48 (22) ELTON JOHN Breaking Hearts (Geffen)
XGHS 24031-P (Cassette XM5 24031P) 0 60. (10) GENERAL PUBLIC All The Rage (IRS) SP -70046-W (Cassette CS -70046-W)
51 51 (9) UB40 Geffery Morgan (Virgin)
VL-2309-Q (Cassette VL4-2309-Q) 52 49 (19) DIANA ROSS
Swept Away (RCA) AFL)-5009-N.(Cassette A F Kt -5009-N)
53 53 (6) BIG COUNTRY Steeltown (Vertigo)
VOG-1-3343-Q (Cassette VOG4-1-3343-0)
54 47 (16) IRON. MAIDEN Powerslave (Capitol)
ST -12321-F (Cassette 4XT-12321-F) 069 (3) EURYTHMICS
1984/Soundtrack (Virgin) VL-2318-Q (Cassette VL4-2318-C1)
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58 58 (14) KISS Anirnalize (Mercury)
SR M -4096-Q (Cassette MCR4-4096-Q) 073 (2) FOREIGNER
Agent Provocateur (Atlantic) 78-19991-P (Cassette 78-19994-P)
60 61 (6(TOTO isolation (Columbia)
QC -38692-H (Cassette QCT-38692-H1
61 59 (50) VAN HALEN 1984 (Warner Bros)
92 39851-P (Cassette 92 39854-P1
62 57 (241 JACKSONS Victory (Epic)
GE 38946-H (Cassette QET 38946 -HI
63 62 (11) RIKIE LEE JONES TheC Magazine (Warner Bros)
92-51171-P (Cassette 92-51174-P)
64 65 (5) DEPECHE MODE
072 (3) LINDA
Great Reward (Sire) 92-51941-P (Cassette 92.51944-P)
RONSTADT Lush Life (Asylum)
96 03871-P (Cassette 96 03874-P)
66 70 (31 KINKS Word Of Mouth (Arista)
AL -88264-Q (Cassette AC -88264-Q)
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68 74 (141 CHICAGO 17 (Warner)
92-50601-P (Cassette 92.50604-P)
69 66 (251 HONEYMOON SUITE Honeymoon Suite (WEA)
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88 (3) DOUG & THE SLUGS ii FAI XXMD-1003M (Cassette AMC -1003-W)
68 (18) Phantoms (MCA/
MCA -5507-J (Cassette MCAC-5507,11
77 77 (30) BRUCE COCKBURN Lakp, Stealing Fire (True North)
TN 57-H (Cassette TNT 57 -HI \MY
78 63 (26) PSYCHEDELIC FURS Mirror Moves (Columbia)
FC 39278-H (Cassette FCT 39278-H)
79 75 (161 WILLIE NELSON City Of New Orleans (Columbia)
FC-39145-H (Cassette FCT-39145-H)
80 83 (281 ST.H.En dB, rlaGa Ct n )
M6562 -M (Cassette M4 -6062-M)
81 86 (41 ARmIC.HurAticoDluCmLbAipERMAN
FC-39603-H (Cassette FCT-39603-H)
82 84 (6) REO SPEEDWAGON Wheels Are Turnin' (Epic)
GE -39523-H (Cassette QET-39523-H)
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ST -12351-F (Cassette 4XT-12351-F) Secrets And Sins (Capitol)
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Soundtrack (A&M) SP -91001-W (Cassette CS -91001-W)
87 65 (6) J. GEILS BAND You're Gettin' Even (EMI America)
SJ-17137-F (Cassette 4XJ-17137-F) , 134) JANE SIBERRY
No Borders Here (Duke Street) DSR 31006-P (Cassette DSR4 31006 PI
(51 BURTON CUMMINGS Heart (Epic00-)
PEC-801H (Cassette PECT-80100-H) EUROGLIDERS
This Island (Columbia) FC-39588-H (Cassette FCT-39588-H1
(3) MOODY BLUES Voices In The Sky (Threshold)
TR LS -1-2903-Q (Cassette TRLS4-2903-O( 0 NEW CPFChlip3ILe9s5lep(W2E;HAll (1C(LAYrebiFac)
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99 93
(6)WARRIORS Warriors (Attic)
LAT-1206-Q (Cassette CAT -1206-Q)
BARRY MANI LOW 2:00 AM Paradise Cafe (Arista)
AL -88254-Q (Cassette AC -88254-O(
(,, JULUKA '-' Stand Your Ground (Warner Brosl
92.51551-P (Cassette 92-51554-P)
121 RAYbusters PARKER(Arist JR. Charta)
AL -88266-Q (Cassette AC -8826641
SURVIVOR Vital Signs (Epic)
FZ-39578-H (Cassette FZT-39578-H)
OFRA HARNOY/ORFORD QUARTET A, Play The Beatles (Fanfare) Q!.) OF L-6002 (Cassette DFC-6002(
DAN HARTMAN ' I Can Dream About You (MCA) MCA -5525-J (Cassette MCAC-5524-J)
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.4 .1 COUNTRY SINGLES
1 2 191 CHANCE OF LOVIN' YOU 21 19 MAGGIE'S DREAM 41 50Earl Thomas Conley - RCA - PEI -13877-N(LP) Treadin' Water - AHK1-5175-N
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Don Williams - MCA - 52448-J(LP) Cafe Carona - 5493-J
2 3 (12) SHE'S MY ROCK 22 23 (11) RAILROAD MAN 42 46George Jones Epic - 34-04609-H Murray McLauchlan -True North TN -4 -191A -HILPI Ladies Choice FE -39272H ILPI Heroes TN -59-H
3 1 1151 TOO GOOD TO STOP NOW 23 14 (15) GIVE ME ONE MORE CHANCE 43 53Mickey Gilley - Epic - 34-04563-H(LP) Too Good To Stop Now FE -39324-H
Exile - Ep.c - 34-04567-HILPI Kentucky Hear is - FE -39424-H
4 4 (10) WHY NOT ME 24 35 15) (There's) A FIRE IN THE NIGHT 44 49The Judds - RCA PB-13923-NILPI Why Not Me AHL1-5319-N
Alabama - RCA PB-13926-NILPI Roll On - AH L1.4939 -N
5 7 110) THE BEST YEAR OF MY LIFEEddie Rabbitt - Warner Bros 92.91867-P
25 16 118) IF THIS IS LOVEProphet/Carriere - Prophet RPR-10111,
45 54
ILP) The Best Year Of My Life -92-51511-P ILP) N/A
6 6 110) P.S. I LOVE YOUTom T. Hall - Mercury - 880-216.7-Q
26 29 181 HEARTACHE AND A HALFDeborah Allen - RCA - Pig.13921-N
46 57
(LP) N/A ILPI Let Me Be The First - AHL1-5318-N
7 9 1101 ALL MY ROWDY FRIENDSHank Wriliams-Jr. - Warner Bros/Curb -92-91847P
27 32 .17) AIN'T SHE SOMETHIN' ELSEConway Twrity Warner Bros - 92-91377-P 47 52
(LP) Major Moves - 92-50881-P (LP) Greatest Hrts Vol. 1 -92-51701-P
8 5 1141 NOBODY LOVES ME LIKE YOU DOAnne Murray/Dave Loggins Capitol 5401-FILPI Heart Over Mind SJ-12363-F
28 18 (181 LOVE AT LAST SIGHT*Mercey Brothers - MBS 105-(LP) N/A
48 58
9 17 (10) DIAMOND IN THE DUSTMark Gray - Columbia - 38.04610-H
29 26 114) I'VE BEEN AROUND ENOUGH TO KNOWJohn Schneider MCA - 52407-J 49 51
ILPI Thu 01' Piano - FC-39515-H (LP) Too Good To Stop Now - MCA -5495-J
10 11 17) DOES FORT WORTH CROSS YOUR MINDGeorge Snort - MCA 52458,1ILPI Fort Worth MCA -5518-J
30 31 (7) STRAIGHT FORWARD LOVE AFFAIR -
Family Brown - RCA PB-50804-NILP) Repeat After Me KK L1 -0534-N
50 59
11 12 110) GOD WON'T GET YOUDolly Parton - RCA PB-13883-N
31 38 (9) JAGGED EDGE OF A BROKEN HEARTGall Davies - RCA - PI3.13912-N 51 56
ILP) Rhinestone/Sountrack - ABL15032-N ILP) Where Is Woman To Go - AHL1-5187-N
12 21 (81 SOMETHING IN MY HEARTRicky Skaggs - Epic - 34-04668-H
32 40 161 YOU TURN ME ON (Like A Radio)Ed Bruce - RCA - PB-13937-N
52 NEWILPI Country Boy - FE -39410-H ILPI Homecoming - AH L1 -5324-N
13 34 151 CROSSWORD PUZZLEBarbara Mandreli - MCA 52465,1
33 37 (7) TWO BROKEN HEARTSTerry Carisse - Savannah - SRS -827-M
53 55
(LP) C.ean Cuts - MCA -5474-J ILPI The Closest Thing To You SRL-9822-M 11.014 20 (10) THE GIRL MOST LIKELY TO
B.J Thomas Columbia - 38.04608-H34 42 (5) MAKE MY LIFE WITH YOU
Oak Ridge Boys MCA - 52488J 54 60ILPI Shining FC-39337-H ILPI Greatest Hrts 2 MCA -5496-J
15 8 (151 YOUR HEART'S NOT IN ITJanie Fncke - Columbia - 38.04578-H 35 36 (6) HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT FOOLIN'
Nelson & Kristofferson Columbie 38-04652-H55 NEW
ILPI First Word In Memory - FC39338-H ILP) Music From Songwriter - FC-39531-H
16 10 (171 COULD'VE HEARD A HEART BREAKJohnny Lee - Full Moon - 92.92067-PILPI Work.n For A Lovrn - 92-51251-P
36 43 (8) BABY BYE BYEGary Morris - Warner: Bros - 92-91317-P(LP) Faded Blue -92-50691-P
56 NEW
17 15 1121 CHANGE OF HEARTPaul Weber - GNAP NAP -534
37 45 (5) ALL TANGLED UP IN LOVEGus Hardin - RCA - PI3-13938-N
57 NEWILPI Whiskey Tears - NAP -4320 (LP) Wall Of Tears MHL1-8526-N
18 13 1141 NOTHING GOOD ABOUT GOODBYE%Godard & Haverland - Book Shop BSR-714ILPI N/A
38 39 (71 THAT'S WHEN YOU KNOW IT'S OVERTerry Sumsion - Savannah -SRS-828-MMILP)
Midnight invitation - SRL-9823-M58 NEW
19 48 141 I LOVE ONLY YOUNitty Gritty Dirt Band -Warner Bros - 92-02037-P,ILPI Plain Dirt Fashion -92-51131-P
39 47 13) HOW BLUEReba McEntire - MCA - 52468-JILPI Just A Little Love - MCA -5475-J
59 NEW
20 33 16) A PLACE TO FALL APARTMerle Haggard Epic - 34-04663-HILPI It's All In The Game - FE -39364-H
40 41 (7) HOW'S A GIRL TO KNOWAnita Perras - Tailspin - TS -1007(LP) N/A
60 NEW
6 la.1 17AADULT CONTEMPORARY
1 3 151 ALL THROUGH THE NIGHTCyndi Lauper - Patrart - 37.4639-HILP) She's So Unus.lar FR -38920-H
2 2 (10) PENNY LOVERL.onei Rrchre - Motown - 1762MILPI Can't Slow Down 6059-M
3 4 191 NO MORE LONELY NIGHTSPaul McCartney - Columbia - 38-04581-H:LP/ Broad Street - SC -3961-H
4 6 SEA OF LOVEHoneydrIppers Atlantic - 79.97017-P(LP) Volume 1 79-02201-P
BEFORE YOU GO GOWham - Columbia - 38-04552-HI LP) Make It Big - FC-39595-H
TI AMOLaura Branigan - At!antrc - 78.96087-P(LP) Self Control - 78.01471-P
7 8 110i SPECIAL GIRLAwn,ca - CaPrtor 6398-F git',ILPIPerspective ST,12370F P
8 5 191 SLEEP WITH ME TONIGHTNell Diamond - Columbia - 38-04646-H(LP) Primitive - QC -39199-H
NOBODY LOVES ME LIKE YOU DO*MurrayAnne Cap, to1.5401-F
LP1 Heart Over M.nd Si -12363-F
VALOTTEJulian Lennon - Anent. - 78.06097-PILPI Vatotte - 78-01841-P
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10 20 141
11 7 (E) DESERT MOONDennis DeYoung - A&M - 2666-WILPI Desert Moon - SP -5006-W
12 13 (41 OUT OF TOUCHHall & Oates - RCA - PB-13916-N(LP) Bigbamboom AFL1-5309-N
13 19 (6) IT AIN'T ENOUGH
(LP) First Offense - AQ-537-FCorey Hart - Aquarius - AQ-6011-F
14 14 171 NOTHING GOOD ABOUT GOODBYEGodard & Ha4erland - Book Shop BSR-714 PD(LP)
N/A
ALL I NEEDJack Wagner - Quest - 92-92387-P(LP) All I Need - 52141-P
16 16 191 EDGE OF A DREAMJoe Cocker EMI America 5412-F glrt
PILP) Teachers/Soundtrack -SV-12371-F
17 11 171 SUGAR DON'T BITESam Harris - Motown - M1743 -M(LP) Sam Harris - M6103 -M
18 21 (41 DO WHAT YOU DOJermaine Jackson - Arista - AS1-9279-0ILP) Jermaine Jackson - ALB -8203-Q
19 12 113) WHAT ABOUT MEKenny Rogers RCA PB-13899-N(LP) What About Me - AFL1-5403-N
20 23 (3) LOVE LIGHT IN FLIGHT -
Stevie Wonder - Motown - M1769 -MILP) The Woman In Red - M6108 -M
The following codesare a key torecord distributors.A&M -WCBS -HCAPITOL- - FMCA -JPOLYGRAM -QQUALITY - MRCA -NWEA - P
(3) SOMEONE LIKE YOUEmmylou Harris - Warner Bros - 92.91387-P(LP) Profile II - 92-51611-P
17) THE FREEZE IS ONLee Marlow - RCA - PB-50800-N(Le) Temptation - KKL1-0546-N
(2) ME AGAINST THE NIGHTCrystal Gayle - Warner Bros -92.91517-PILPI Cage The Songbird - 92.39581-P
(5) NEVER GOT OVER LOVING YOUMidnite Rodeo Band - RCA PB-50805-N(LP) MRB2 KKL1-9533-N
(31 HONKY-TONK HIGH-RISEWhiteley/Hanford - 16th Avenue -AVE-1612(LP) Whitley & Hanford - HYC-0010
121 ONE OWNER HEARTT.G. Sheppard - Warner Bros - 92-91677-P(LP) One Owner Heart - 92-51491-J
(5) ANOTHER WOMAN'S MAN 0Susan Jacks - Compleat - CP-134-M(LP) N/A
121 SLOW BURNING MEMORYVern Gosdin Compleat CP-135-M(LP) There Is A Season - CP1-1003-M
161 LIVING WITH A GHOSTJohn Winters - Golden Eagle GE -134%(LP) N/A
(2) SHE'S GONNA WIN YOUR HEARTEddy Raven - RCA - PB-13939-N(LP) Could Use Another You - AHL1-5040-N
(41 ONE MAN'S LOSS (Is Another Man's Gain)Stoker Bros - Little Devil - LD-106(LP) N/A
WHAT SHE WANTSMichael Martin Murphey - EMI America - 8243-F(LP) The Best Of - ST -17143-F
(6) ONE-SIDED LOVESonny Sinclair - Rural Root RRR-022(LP) N/A
(2) NO WAY JOSEDavid Friarell - Viva -92-91587-PILP) N/A
IF THAT AIN'T LOVELacy J. Dalton - Columbia - 38-04696-HILPI N/A
CRAZY FOR YOUR LOVEExile - Epic - 34-04722-H(LP) Kentucky Hearts - FC-39424-H
ALL ABOARDJoe Aylward - Panther - PR -03(LP) All Aboard - PR -1610
BABY'S GOT HER BLUE JEANS ONMel McDaniel - Capitol - 5418-F(LP) N/A
WHERE WOULD I BE (Without You)Lou Natale - Dee Communications - DEE-108410(LP) N/A
NEVER FEELIN' MORE AT HOMETerry Christenson - Harvestholm - HHR-001(LP) N/A
The following codesare a key torecord distributors.A&M -WCBS -HCAPITOL - FMCA -JPOLYGRAM -
QUALITY - MRCA - NWEA -P
21 29 (2) IN NEONElton John - Geffen -92-91118-PILPI Breaking Hearts - XGHS-24031-P
22 27 121 LOVE AGAINJohn Denver/Sylvie Varian - RCA - PB-13931-NILPI Greatest Hits - AJL1-5313-N
23 24 15.1 LOVE DREAMBurton Cummings - Epic - E4 -7051-H40(LP) Heart - FC-80100-H
24 30 (2)
25 25 (5)
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27 NEW
28 28 (31
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FOOLISH HEARTSteve Perry - Columbia 38.04693-H(LP) Street Talk - FC-39334-H
I THINK I'M FALLING IN LOVEBijou - Axe - AXE -81(LP) N/A
CARELESS WHISPERWHAM - Columbia- 38-04691-HILPI Make It Big - FC-39542-H
AFTER ALLAl Jarreau - Warner Bros - 92-92627-PILPI Al Jarreau -92-510611-P
LONELY IN LOVEDiane Hodson - Sequents SR -401.ILPI N/A
WHEN OCTOBER GOESBarry Manilow - Arista - 1-1295-0(LP) Paradise Cafe
NO TIME TO SAY GOODBYERich Dodson - Marigold - MPL-726ILPI N/A
1111411.1More good news for MurrayBesides resigning a multi -million dollar dealwith Capitol, Anne Murray's latest single,Nobody Loves Me Like You Do, a duet withDave Loggins, has topped all U.S. recordcharts, including the major trades. The singlealso placed in the Top 10 on the popadult charts throughout the U.S. Earlierthis year Anne won both Single and Albumof the Year honours at the Annual CountryMusic Awards for her recording of A LittleGood News. She also won his year's Junoas Female Country Vocalist of The Year.
Harold Maclntyre exits 705David Peever reports that "After 14 charted
Jacks' move to Nashvilleaids career directionCompleat recording artist Susan Jacks hasfollowed up her Tall Dark Stranger singlewith Another Woman's Man. The newsingle, distributed in Canada by QualityRecords, qualifies as 3 -parts Cancon (MAL).
Jacks was a member of the Poppy Familyin the late '60s and early '70s, a duo thatdelivered such hits as Evil Grows, and WhichWay You Goin' Billy?
In a recent telephone conversation withRPM, Jacks alluded to the changes in hercareer bolstered considerably by a moveto Nashville.
"There was an element of country inThe Poppy Family," Jacks remembers,"and to be honest, I never felt like I fitinto a 'rock' category. When I went toNashville, I was amazed that people wereaware of my career. For me, countrymusic has opened up - it even includesadult contemporary."
Jacks notes the feeling of 'family' inNashville, and the professionalism of thesession players with whom she has dealt.
"Almost everything has been affectedby my move," she explains, "my confi-dence, my attitude; they really accept youwith open arms down here, and the level ofmusicianship is incredible. After all, this isMusic City U.S.A. I've done two singles(mentioned above) and we've got five tunesprepared fore an LP which we hope to haveout in the spring."
Another Woman's Man is moving stead-ily up the RPM Country 60 after four weeksof charting.
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Besides resigning a multi -million dollar deal with Capitol, Anne Murray's latest single,
Nobody Loves Me Like You Do, a duet with Dave Loggins, has topped all U.S. record
charts, including the major trades. The single also placed in the Top 10 on the pop
adult charts throughout the U.S. Earlier this year Anne won both Single and Album of the Year honours at the Annual Country
Music Awards for her recording of A Little Good News. She also won his year's Juno
as Female Country Vocalist of The Year.
Harold Maclntyre exits 705 David Peever reports that "After 14 charted
Jacks' move to Nashville aids career direction
Compleat recording artist Susan Jacks has followed up her Tall Dark Stranger single
with Another Woman's Man. The new single, distributed in Canada by Quality
Records, qualifies as 3 -parts Cancon (MAL). Jacks was a member of the Poppy Family
in the late '60s and early '70s, a duo that delivered such hits as Evil Grows, and Which
Way You Goin' Billy? In a recent telephone conversation with RPM, Jacks alluded to the changes in her career bolstered considerably by a move
to Nashville. "There was an element of country in
The Poppy Family," Jacks remembers, "and to be honest, I never felt like I fit into a 'rock' category. When I went to
Nashville, I was amazed that people were aware of my career. For me, country music has opened up - it even includes adult contemporary."
Jacks notes the feeling of 'family' in Nashville, and the professionalism of the
session players with whom she has dealt. "Almost everything has been affected
by my move," she explains, "my confi- dence, my attitude; they really accept you
with open arms down here, and the level of musicianship is incredible. After all, this is
Music City U.S.A. I've done two singles (mentioned above) and we've got five tunes
prepared for an LP which we hope to have out in the spring."
Another Woman's Man is moving stead- ily up the RPM Country 60 after four weeks of charting.
singles along with 4 successful albums, along with a television show in 1981 on the
mid -Canada network, plus many major concerts and special events, Harold Mac-
Intyre will be performing his last date on Dec. 31 at the Dallas Club in Hamilton, as
a member of the Area Code 705 Band." A mutual agreement has apparently been
reached between Larry Coad and Harold wherein the two members will go their separate ways for the time being. Peever
points out however that "there are several negotiated dates for the summer of '85
which might bring them back together for several days. Harold will be working with various bands throughout Canada for his
dates and will be based in the Maritimes. Christmas Boy from Dominic
New from Ottawa Policeman Dominic D'Arcy is his Diana single, Christmas Boy,
a team writing effort by Ralph Mongeau, Enes Colautti, and Walter Munroe. The
single is obviously for the holiday season
Big Peach's Bechamp featured on CBLT
The winner of CBLT's (Toronto) Look Out World
. . . Here We Come competition was
country singer Debbie Bechamp. The competition attracted more than 1,000
enquiries, with 500 auditioning and 75 becoming finalists for a chance to star in
their own television show. CBLT (Channel 5) will present Debbie
in three holiday season specials called: And The Winner is
. . . Debbie. The debut
special will be broadcast Dec. 18 at 7:00 pm, and the remaining two specials will air Christmas Day at 6:30 pm and January
1st. at 6:30 pm. Guests will include Ronnie Hawkins, bluegrass group Whisky Jack,
Carole Pope and Holly Woods, two rockers singing Christmas Carols, and Juno Award
winners The Good Brothers. Debbie, who has enjoyed chart listings
on the RPM Country 60, her most recent being I'm Gonna Love You More, was
obviously beside herself when she won the contest. "When I heard my name
announced as the winner," she comments, "I couldn't believe it. I was numb. Having
the opportunity to work with so many incredibly talented people has definitely
made this the high point in my career." The TV specials are being produced
by Tim Williams.
Lonely In Love by DIANE HODSON
"Instant add. Keep 'em coming!" CHER Sydney, N.S.
"Great piece of music. You've got my support!" CJOY Guelph, Ontario
"Great first release!" CKLQ Brandon, Manitoba
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but the flip, Stop And Let Love In, could carry D'Arcy into the new year. The flip
was co -written by the late Ben McPeek and C. Alexander Brown.
Artisan release for Eastman The Nashville -based Artisan label has signed
a recording deal with Eddie Eastman. First release is Dreaming All Over Again. The
single and production was through the team effort of Eastman and Gilles Godard. The
MAPL logo is incorrect on the label copy, and should read MAL. The production only
took place in Nashville.
Clements single on Book Shop I've Been Goin' Home, a new single by
Vassar Clements, has been released in Canada on the Cornwall -based Book Shop
label. Vassar will be in the studio shortly to complete a new album which will include
two duets with Bobby Lalonde, who also releases on Book Shop and who was voted
Instrumentalist of the Year at the 1984 ACME Awards in Moncton.
Christmas single release for A. Frank Willis
A. Frank Willis is on release with Hello Mom And Dad (We're Coming Home For
Christmas).Available on the 16th Avenue label, the plus side was penned by Willis
and qualifies as 4 -parts Cancon. A multi -instrumentalist, Willis has iper-
formed across Canada, and appeared on several television shows including That's
Life, The New Music, and Bob McLean. The single was produced by Albert
MacDonald.
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Wel CIO 411U2Massey Hall - Toronto - Dec. 7/84This Island recording group performed be-fore a packed audience in what will proba-bly be remembered as one of the best showsof 1984. The Irish quartet gave their fans aflawless performance begininng with I WillFollow. The sound of this new wave guitar -based band is unmistakable. All this can beattributed to the axe -work of The Edge,who was obviously inspired by British gui-tar greats like Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton.
WTA sees year out withprecious metal awardsWEA Music of Canada will finish the yearwith one of the largest tallies of gold andplatinum awards in their history. Leadingthe list is Prince, whose Purple Rain LP hasgone six times platinum (600,000 units) andsays WEA's Garry Newman, "This is just thebeginning. With the release of Prince's latestsingle, I Would Die 4 U, the album sales willcontinue for some time."
WEA gold to Honeymoon Suite for theirself -titled debut LP after the Juno Awards(Dec. 5). WEA's Stan Kulin, Garry Newman,and Bob Roper presented the awards to theband and their producer Tom Treumuth.
Van Halen - 1984, has scored five timesplatinum and is the band's biggest sellingalbum to date.
The Cars' Heartbeat City has gone fourtimes platinum, which marks their third400,000 plus selling album.
Twisted Sister has become one of thetop priorities in the WEA camp. Their StayHungry LP is already three times platinum."Selling so fast," says Newman, "we canhardly keep up". Sales for this group sky-rocketed 'after their Toronto date wherethey lent themselves to wild promotionsthat contributed to album sales.
Madonna's Like A Virgin has goneplatinum after only three weeks and makesgood gains up the RPM 100. The title track,taken as a single is also making good chartgains.
Prince's protege Sheila E hashome with gold for her Glamorous LifeLP, and the WEA people feel good vibesfor her latest single, The Belle Of St. Mark.
Linda Ronstadt's Lush Life, "should begold by Christmas" boasts Newman. "Thisshould be the Christmas gift of the year."
Chicago 17 had a bit of a late start butthe LP is now gold. "Chicago's metalsituation will improve dramatically withthe release of You're The Inspiration, theirlatest single," concludes Newman.
The Edge however, has gone further inadapting his own style in his use of har-monics. As a whole, there's a military feel-ing about U2's sound, yet their music is verypositive. They let loose with material fromtheir familiar Boy, War and UnforgettableFire albums, with Pride (In The Name OfLoVe) from the latter, generating the great-est reaction. Opening the show was anotherIsland recording band, The VWrerboys, whoshowcased material from their debut, APagan Place. The band can be described asnew wave meets brass, having managed tocombine both in an original fashion. - PM
PRINCEMaple Leaf Gardens - Toronto - Dec. 2/84When Prince strode on stage, he left littledoubt that here was today's new royaltyof rock, although it took him 7 years toattain this plateau (For You - released in1978). He moved his 5'2" frame with anoverbearing cockiness that made him lookmuch taller. The swagger and confidencewas an imposing part of his act. The soldout house was ready and as he launchedinto Let's Go Crazy, the place turned intoa zoo. Although his records are appreciatedby all ages - male and female - he concen-trated his attention on the females, whichdidn't go down too well with the males.His performance was spectacular - pureshowbiz, but the effects were tedious andoverdone. A little less talking and a littlemore dancing and it would have been a totalcrowd pleaser instead of a woman's nightout. His repertoire was familiar (his PurpleRain album has now gone six times plati-
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num), and he milked every number, closingwith Purple Rain. It's obvious the Princefever will continue for some time. Openingfor Prince was Sheila E., currently movingup the RPM 100 singles chart with The BelleOf St. Mark. Her concentration was on themales, which didn't have much of a balanc-inc effect, considering the status of both.Nevertheless, Sheila E.carried her portion ofthe show well with a dynamic performancethat closed with her hit of The GlamorousLife. - Sean LaRose
WHITE WOLFTony's East - Scarborough - Dec. 8/84A false start due to equipment failure didn'tstop this RCA metal group from launchinginto a blistering attack that rammed homethe message from their debut LP, StandingAlone. They highlighted many of thetracks including Shadows Of The Night, thefirst single taken from the set. White Wolfis '70s heavy metal re -visited, but one mustremember that we are in the midst of acurrent revival for this music form. Likemany other metal bands, White Wolf per-forms loud, high-energy rock, smackedwith frantic guitar breaks. At times thegroup comes off sounding just a little toogood, right down to their covers of suchnumbers as Heaven & Hell, You've GotAnother Thing Coming, and Smoke OnThe Water. The band has every note andriff down pat, but that raw edge so essentialto hard rock and metal, seems to be missing.Nevertheless, White Wolf is good and theyhave a lot of confidence. - PM
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males, which didn't have much of a balanc- inc effect, considering the status of both.
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A false start due to equipment failure didn't stop this RCA metal group from launching into a blistering attack that rammed home the message from their debut LP, Standing
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first single taken from the set. White Wolf is '70s heavy metal re -visited, but one must
remember that we are in the midst of a
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group comes off sounding just a little too good, right down to their covers of such
numbers as Heaven & Hell, You've Got Another Thing Coming, and Smoke On
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Bruce Cockburn's album "Stealing Fire" won for John Naslen the Juno for Recording Engineer of the Year
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SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA/ANDREW
DAVIS
Sibelius:Symphony
#2 BestClassical
Album
KERRYCRAWFORD
&JONGOLDSMITH
Producers
of there,Stealing
Fire/BruceCockburn
GARYGRAY
Recording
&peer ofthe Year
Weapons'Rough
Trade
JOHNNASLENY,dr Stealing
Fire/BruceCockburn
DEANMOTTER
Best AlbumGraphics
VisionsOfOur Future/Tenants
BARTSCHOALES
Best AlbumGraphics
StealingFire/Bruce
Cockburn
ROBQUARTLY
Best VideoDoesn't
ReallyMatter/Platinum
Blonde
Best VideoStanding
In The Dark/Platinum
Blonde
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