French Radios More Committed To Local Product For Charity

IT WAS 2 YEARS AGO LAST MONTH!DIRE STRAITS ARE CELEBRATING TWO YEARS AT THE

TOP WITH THE RECORD -BREAKING SUCCESSOF 'BROTHERS IN ARMS'

IN THE 2 YEARS SINCE ITS RELEASE,'BROTHERS IN ARMS' HAS BECOME THE

BIGGEST SELLING ALBUM EVER IN THE U.K.AND HAS NEVER LEFT THE EUROPEAN

HOT 100, OCCUPYING THE NO. 1 POSITIONFOR NO LESS THAN 25 WEEKS

'BROTHERS IN ARMS' HAS BEENNO. 1 IN OVER 20 COUNTRIES

AROUND THE WORLD, SELLINGIN EXCESS OF 15 MILLION

COPIES WORLDWIDE

IN ARMS'...THE STORY'SJUST BEGINNING...

Written by Mark KnopflerMusic by Dire StraitsMari eting by Phonogram UKPubPshed by Rondo, Music /London) LtdProduced by Mark Knopfler & Neil Dorsfman El,,,Managed by Damage ManagementDistributed by PolyGram Record OperationsTelexes by Ed Bicknell

THANKS AND CONGRATULATIONS TO EVERYBODY VINO HAS CONTRIBUTED TO THIS STAGGERING SUCCESS

An EMR publicationin partnars4with Billboard JO LEMAIRE: A WAYWARD

STYLE -CONSCIOUSNESS

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THE JETS: A MODERN SYNTHESIS

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I VOLUME 4 - NO 24 -JUNE 20 1987 The Pan -European Newsweekly for the Broadcasting & Home Entertainment Induetriee

French Radios MoreCommitted To Local ProductParis- The French governmenthas one thing to be thankful for- French radio stations are play-ing more local repertoire than

by Cathy Inglisthey were a year ago. A percept-ible trend throughout the FMspoints to this nationalist up-surge: long encouraged by the

government.Increased quality and varie-

ty of local product is one of the continued on page 3

MTV Europe BringsLaunch Date Forward

by Machgiel BakkerAmsterdam- MTV Europe hasmoved its launch date forwardby two weeks to August 1. Theannouncement came at a pressconference held hem in Amster-dam on June 10. The Amster-

dam cable network KTA willcarry MTV's programming for24 hours a day, seven days aweek with no carriage fee. With350.000 cable connectedhomes, Amsterdam is one of the

largest and most important ca-ble networks in Europe and is,as such, vital for MTV's poten-tial success in Europe. The Au-gust 1 date will coincide withthe launch of MTV America,e ix years ago. A huge star-stud-ded opening gala is lined up inAmsterdam, and will be, "theparty of the century," says Mar-ia Morgan, MTV Press Direc-tor. Although details were notdisclosed, it was confirmed thatcopyright agreements have beenmade with Holland's copyrightorganisation BUMA.

EEC MusicCelebrationsLuxembourg- The 30th anni-versary of the founding of theEEC is being celebrated here onJune 21 with a musical extrava-ganza. An act from each mem-ber country of the Europeancommunity will perform a twohour show called 'L'Europe EnMusique This will be shownlive on RTL-Television andRTL-Plus, partly broadcast onFrench channel M6, and trans-mitted on the CLT radio sta-tions. The final line-up of artistsis: Pierre Rapsat (Belgium);Laid Back (Denmark); MiguelBose (Spain); Gold (France);Paul Brady (Ireland); Alice (Ita-ly); Park Cafe (Luxembourg);Belouis Some (UK); Linda DeSum (Portugal); Wind (WestGermany); and Nadieh(Hollaadl.

TV Deals Raise elmFor Charity

by Abi DaruvallaThe UK's big charity event, ThePrince's Trust concerts, hasraised well over a millionpounds through worldwide tvdistribution deals and ticketsales. Held for the second year,the Prince's Trost concerts took

Looking For Na 1- 1/2, one of Island's most succesful bands. place at Wembley Arena onTheir success adds a special element to the label's 25th anniversary June 5 and 6 with appearancesend of this month. The band boasts a no 1 album in the European by Curiosity Killed The Cat.Hot 100 for 12 weeks, the longest top runner this year. Alison Moyet, Bryan Adams

and the Prince's Trust All Stars(Midge Um, Eric Clayton,Jules Holland, Big Country'sMark Brzezicki, and Level 42'sMike Lindup and Mark King)as well as surprise guests RingoStarr, George Harrison, EltonJohn, Phil Collins and PaulYoung.

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WEA Norway Set UpOslo- As of July 1, WEA Re-cords AS will be established inNorway by Mats Nilsson, form-er General Manager of Poly-Gram, and Fred Engh, ex -Poly -Gram Label Manager. Nilssonbecomes Managing Director ofthe new company and EnghMarketing Director. WEA Re-cords will operate separatelyfrom its fanner distributionpartner PolyGram. The compa-ny will have its own sales officeand will employ approximately

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duct' will be handled from Sweden and the new company willalso distribute the Sonet label.

The company wants to beactively involved in signing newtalent and, apart from his mar-keting responsibilities, Enghwill be involved in handling lo-cal A&R activities. Ingvar Aar-holt, ex -producer for the nation-al network NRK, will join thecompany as its new promotionmanager.

Raffia' Abroad- Dutch singer Piet Veennan receives a gold andplatinum award for sales of 200.000 copies of his single 'Sailin'Home' in the Benelux. The album of the same name was also givenan award for sales of over 50.000. Sailin' Home is Holland's bestselling single of 1987and will be released in Germany this week tin-der the title, Tung Lind Frei: (Photo: Chris van de Vooren).

Berliner Foundationby Wolfgang Spahr

Hamburg -'lb mark the 100thanniversary of the gramophonerecord, the German Photo Aca-demy has set up the Emile Ber-liner Foundation which willsupport and encourage new ta-lent and reward achievementswithin the industry.

Awards from the Berliner

Foundation will be made for awide variety of enterprises wi-thin the record industry: tech-nology, journalism, perfor-mance, music and media re-search among them. Awardswill range in value from f1.000to £6.750.

FRENCH RADIOScontinued from page I

principal factors, as PierreLam, Programme Director FunFM, explains: "A couple ofyears ago, things wem fairlydismal here but production andsound quality have greatly im-proved and our local product isnow frequently mom excitingthan its American counterpart."Fun now programmes 40% lo-cal product (and still rising),compared to only 18% one -and -a -half years ago.

Hit FM's Head Of Program-mes, Catherine Costa, is in full

MUSIC & MEDIA June 20. 1987

agreement and cites the duoRita Mitsouko (see Spotlight)who has recently been enjoyingconsiderable success in the US,as a prime example.

This trend towards localrepertoire is echoed in theFrench mooed sales where aclear pattem is emerging show-ing that the French prefer tolisten to their own artists. If ra-dios am to retain their listeners,they will have to follow suit."We have to follow what thepublic wants. If they are nowbuying mom French product,they also want to hear more of iton the radio. The basic rule of

CHAIRSMedia: Joining Catherine Reg -

at M6 are CatherinePuech, ho formerly producedPlatine 45 on A2, and ThierryChaptinel, who moves fromWEA France where he was res-ponsible for FM promotion *Recording Industry: RickBlaskey is leaving BMG as VicePresident international Market-ing. His future plans are as ofyet unknown * Mats Nils-son, former General ManagerPolyGram Norway, becomesthe Managing Director of rho

new WEA company in Norway,WEA Records AS (see separatestory) * Hehout Fest andFriedrich Wottawa have beenappointed joint Managing Dir-ectors of EMI Electrola inCologne, reporting to WilfredJung, MD EMI Central Europe.Both have long years of servicewithin EMI * Maniac Hou-nder, has left Virgin and herpost as Head of Promotion isbeing taken over by MareMarechal, formerly with Pho-nogram *

MOVING

Grundig To LaunchDAT Hardware

by Peter Jones

London- Grundig, the WestGerman electronics company, isto start marketing Digital AudioTape (DAT) hardware in Europebefore the end of the year. It willunveil a DAT machine at theBerlin Audio Fair in August andstart selling, initially in WestGermany, in October or Nov-

ember.Its marketing campaign will

be in partnership with an as -yetunnamed Japanese electronicsmanufacturer, but Grundig as-serts it will start manufacturingits own DAT hardware in Ger-many under licence from theJapanese firm in 1988.

our station is that our program-ming should tally with produc-tion," says Max Guassini,NRJ's Director Of Program-mes. Six months ago only athird of the station's program-ming Was French - this has nowrisen to 50%.

The peripherals, who tradi-tionally play a greater percen-tage of local product, have in-creased their quota still further.Albert Emsalem, ProgrammeDirector at Europe 1: "Thanksto the superior French product,we are now programming be-tween 60-75% local repertoire."

RTL have increasedtheir local output, with up to

t% French music broadcastfrom 05.00-18.00 hours.

CHARITYcontmonad from page I

Trust estimated that aroundmillion has been raised througha deal set up with Radio Visionvia promoter Harvey Goldsmithwho is on the Trust's commit-tee. Radio Vision have the ex-clusive distribution rights to theconcerts outside the UK and

although Managing Director Si-mon Woodroffe could not nameall the countries involved, heconfirmed the fl million figureand said pre -sales were goodwith, for example, HBO buyingthe show for the US.

In the UK, 'The Prince'sTrust Rock Gala' was filmed byZenith and MGMM for a 90minute tv special, presented bythe well known DJ GrahamDene, to be shown on the fullITV network by Central Televi-sion at peak viewing time onJune 20. Producers are MikeNunn for Zenith and Scon Mil-laney for MGMM, and thedirector is Keith McMillan.

All the proceeds from theconcerts am going to charity;money raised from ticket salesof the second night to the Varie-ty Club Of GB and the rest tothe Prince's Trost which usesthe money for under -privilegedyoung people in the UK. Pro-duction costs, however, are be-ing covered. Simon Woodroofeof Radio Vision, "Everyone isdoing this for the absolute mini-mum, no-one is making vastamounts of money out of it."

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Don't Dream It's OverCrowded House - Capitol (Roundhead)

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. Wishing I Was LuckyAl41Wet Wet Wet - Precious OrgdPhonogram (Chrysalis/Precious)

17a'4 glifnioldValinnoelli - ptylus/Polydor (Black Keys/Screen Gems) 42 Etio (A:LInil:Zosft -Tg (Virgin Music)

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HOT RADIO ADDSThe new hot radio adds on Euro-redo just prior to publication

JANET JACKSON- THE PLEASURE PRINCIPLE (A&M)JENNIFER RUSH & ELTON JOHN- FLAMES OF PARADISE (CBS)WHITESNAKE- IS THIS LOVE (EMI)RUN DMC- IT'S TRICKY (London)

RADIO

RADIORAP

by Cathy Inglis

This week's column comesto you all the way fromParis.... Many French peo-ple are convinced thatPrime Minister JacquesChirac will be out when thegeneral election takes placein nine months time, caus-ing yet .other upheaval inthe French media. But untilthen the CNCL is continu-ing with its policy to redis-tribute the airwaves andhave chosen the lucky 80stations out of a total of 303hoping to transmit in theParisian area. The final de-cisions will be out et the endof this month.

NRJ's Director of Pro-grammes, Mao Guaraini,has confirmed that the NIUmagazine will be launchedin September and he hashigh hopes that the newmusic tv channel initiatedby NW will start around thesame time. These futureprojects am keeping the sta-tion busy but it has stillfound time to sponsor theforthcoming tours of Princeand U2 in France.

Talking of sponsoring,both Europe 1 and its fledg-ling Europe 2 did a greatjob sponsoring the threeGenesis concerts in Paris,transmitting reports from

the concerts every 10 min-utes.

Europe 2 are officiallylaunching their station thismonth with a concertedpublicity campaign. Al-though on air for the last sixmonths, they chose to waituntil trimly established be-fore the big launch. Europe2 differs from most otherFM stations in that they emprimarily a golden oldie sta-tion, programming onlyfour current hits an hour.However they have ambi-tious aspirations - MarcGarcia, Head of Music,says they intend to be thenumber one station.

Throughout June RTL'sCo -Director of Program-mes, Dominique Ferran,will both produce and pre-sent an interesting newprogramme, called 'RockL'Rengaine', in which 50sveterans like Gene Vincent,Elvis Presley, Carl Perkinsand Franlde Lyman will becompared to their Frenchcounterparts, such as Dali-da, Piaff, Tine Rossi andGilbert Becaud.

Following their success-ful Huey Lewis competition(previously described inthis column), Hit FM em inthe middle of a similar ven-tom with Swedish groupEurope. A compilation cliphas been made fron Eu-rope's three previous clipsand this is being shown pri-or to all UGC films in thecinemas (UGC being HIT'sprime shareholder). Thelucky winner who correctlyanswers several questionson the air will be flown tothe prestigious RoskildeFestival in Denmark whereEurope will be performing.

Finland Launches Night Serviceby Kari Helopaltio

Helsinki- After years of wait-ing, delays and turn -downs,Finland has finally got a regularon -air night service on radio,carried by Yleisradio over some40 FM transmitters and featur-ing a mix of pop music, chat and

neWS.

'The Night Programme' waslaunched June 1 ate time whenloc. commercial FM stations

such as Radio City and RadioEttan in Helsinki have beenbudding up their night-timeschedules. The main DJ on'The Night Programme' is Pent -ti Kemppainen, veteran of twodecades of broadcasting, andhis team includes Tepeni Ripat-ti, a big favorite with young popfans. The Yleisradio operationmeans that Denmark and Ice -

GUEST COLUMN

HEAD SETS

The House-wife's Format

by Honey Bee Benson

Honey Bee Benson, who wasborn in Holland, has been DJ/Producer with Radio Luxem-burg for six years with her ownphone-in programme, 7331;from 19.00 to 21.00 hours everySaturday and Sunday. Prior tothat, she worked as a club DJthroughout Europe for eightyears and with BBC's RadioOne Road Show for two years.Being part of the German radioscene, I em mast intrigued bythe situation that German radiofinds itself in today. Until re-cently there were only the offi-cial German stations and, ofcourse, Radio Luxemburg, allplaying basically the same for-mat of music with the odd rock,disco or youth orientated pro-grammes late afternoons or ear-ly evenings. In the main, all the

stations seemed to be aiming atwhat I would call the housewifemarket, .d one thing that theyall had or have in common is ex-cellent traffic reports - in fact,on one station where I workedfora while, traffic reports werethe most important part of theprogramme. Which is all verywell for drivers.

Now this is where things geta bit contradictory: the music

land are now the only Nordiccountries without regular all-night radio coverage.

At the same time, Yleisradiohas made mom time availablefor its Rock Radio segment onafternoon and evening program-ming Mrinday to Thursday. Butwith just three hours of rockdaily, it is still a far cry fromBBC's Radio 1 or Radio Swe-den's P-3.

format is housewife, but the sta-tion's biggest priority is trafficreports. So how many house-wives need traffic reports, andhow many driven am intohousewives' music? And whatabout rock music fans? We mustnot forget that the kids whogrew up en the 1960s are nowaround 40 and most of them stilllove rock music, together withtheir kids. So rock music is avery big market including the14-40 year olds and a lot of driv-ers in that bracket too.

Then of course there's Top40 radio, the biggest market ofthem all ranging from kids rightthrough to grandparents. I real-ly do know grannies who areregular listeners to Top 40shows, they say it keeps themyoung and makes it easier to un-derstand and communicate withtheir grandchildren and youngpeople in general.

OK, what am I trying to say?I was hoping that with the pri-vate radio revolution in Germa-ny things would change and wewould all be happy with plentyof choice and be able to listen towhatever kind of music wepleased, with knowledgeableinformative DJs as in the USwhere, when I have to drivefrom one place to another, I justrun down the dial until I findwhat I want. But what has hap-pened so far in Germany, exceptfor a few exceptions? Momhousewife music and mom ex-cellent traffic reports, and whenI do hear a new record and wantto know who it is, them is noDJ!

Ankles nppensing columnInn cumnwsrve es n forum for the enlnesslnnaleews of general Interest rindthese are not neeenserlly those ofthe edtors.

Job Wanted!Christian Savigny, ex -ChicFM radio in Paris and a longterm correspondent forMusic & Media's StationReports, is looking for anew job. Anyone needing aHead Of Programmes, a

Label Manager or an A&Rmah should contact Christi-. on 1-39461146.

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'Ibiza 92' Set ForWorldwide ReleaseIbiza- A television specialfeaturing a long list of top pop/rock names, was filmed in Ibizalast month for distribution to apotential worldwide televisionaudience of 400 million by lateJuly.

The event, dubbed 'Ibiza92', will be held annually until1992 when Spain plays host tothe Olymic Games. The showwas filmed via 10 cameras man-ned by a crew of 65 with fourcranes from Fugitive TV andSpain's TVE in front of a select-ed audience of 4.000. The 60 -minute 35mm film was directedby Gavin Taylor (formerly with'The 7116e').

The show will be shown onTVE in two weeks and Taylor isinvolved in producing a 60 -min-

ute television special for world-wide release for which UK'sRadiovision International willhold the worldwide distributionrights outside Spain and LatinAmerica.

The finale of the first pro-gramme had Freddie Mercurysinging a duet with Spanish so-prano Montserrat Caballe on asong Barcelone specially writenby the Queen front man. Otheracts included Spandau Ballet,Nona Hendryx, Duran Damn,Poison, Chris Rea, Marillionand two Spanish acts Ultimo deLa Fila and Hombres G.

Leading Spanish promoterPino Sagliocco started work onplanning a major annual pop/rock festival in the setting of theKu Club in Ibiza 18 months ago.

Platinum Deep- M&M New Talent favourites, EMI Sweden's Ros-ette, have sold a staggering 160.000 copies of their LP 'Pearls OfPassion' in their home country From left to right: Lars Bremar,Marketing Manager; Per Gessle and Marie Fredriksson, Rosette;Marie Dimbeig, Promotion Manager

Face -Lift For Spanish TocataMadrid- 'Tocata', one of Spain'smost popular pop programmes,has been given a face-lift, in-cluding a new name, 'A Tope'.The programme will now bepresented by a single host, EvaMosquera, instead of the form-er three. The show's directorMauricio Romero, says otherchanges to the programme'sstructure will not happenstraight away but, "little by little

we will be introducing new ele-ments into the show".

Each programme beginswith a section called 'Opera Pri-ma' which highlights groupsunknown in the Spanish territo-ry. Another regular spot, 'Silen-cio Se Graba', features a videoclip produced by the 'A Tope'team while the group records anew single.

US Company Wins£200m BSB ContractLondon- BSB (British SatelliteBroadcasting), the UK's firstdirect satellite tv service, hasopted for US giant the HughesAircraft Company to provide its

two satellites in a deal wortharound £200 million. Also inthe running for the contractwero British Aerospace andComsat, a US government sat -

Video News

Torpedo MivinsAt Top Speed

The 'Torpedo Twins' Audi Do-lezal and Hennes Rossacher ofAustrian video production com-pany DoRo, have been very pro-lific of late. They have wrappedup the clip to CC Catch's AreYou Man Enough?. Shot in bothblack/white and colour in a stu-dio in Vienna, the clip featureshuge newspapers scattered overthe floor with digital picturesappearing from the front pages* A beautiful video worthlooking out for is that to MiguelBose's Living On A Wire, whichmakes the most of Bose's actingand dancing prowess *

In addition to these twoclips, D000 have directed twofurther promos together withBavaria Atelier; Andreas Thies-meyer producing. HubertKab's Military Drums is des-cribed by Rossacher as 'slightlyavant-garde' as it was shot on sixframes per second enablingspeed manipulation. The clipshows a little boy in militaryuniform playing the drums *DoRo's final clip is to Modern

Talking's Jet Airliner, shot in astudio amongst many smokeand light effects *

Wayne lsham, known for hiswork on clips for Bon Jovi, Ju-das Priest and Howard Jones,has directed the clip to RoanAdams' Hearts On Fire. A per-formance video, it was shot onthe road in Albany, Georgia *Look out fora great clip which

should soon be climbing up theEuroclips chart - Herb Alpert'sDiamonds. A dance extravagan-za, the video was directed byJohn Small (of Run DMC, BillyJoel and Luther Vaadross fame)and was shot in Los Angeles ina night club * Vivid's TonyVanden Ende has wrapped upthe clip to Immaculate Fools'Tragic Comedy; a concept pieceshot in London *

ellite. agency. Hughes has un-dertaken to have the first of thetwo satellites in orbit by the ear-ly autumn of 1989 in time forBSB to start transmitting byChristmas of that year.

BSB will deliver three chan-nels to homes equipped with asmall dish antenna costingaround £200.

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SPOTLIGHT SPOTLIGHT

Stand Up For Jo Lemaire!Belgian Singer Gets International Support

by Machgiel Bakker

I s there any new talent left in Belgium, we wondered inour Benelux Special earlier this year (issue 13). With the

decreasing sales figures of Belgian national product andthe continuing influx of foreign hit material delivered by thepan-European satellites in a densely cabled country likeBelgium, all A&R activities have been put aside. It is practi-cally impossible for local acts to secure a recording con-tract. However, there are two female vocalists who are afavourable exception to this pessimistic trend: Viktor Lazioand Jo Lemaire. The former has gained European atten-tion through her presentation of the recent EurovisionSong Contest and the release of her new self -titled albumfor Polydor. The career of Jo Lemaire could follow a similarcourse; after five critically acclaimed albums for the Bel-gian Phonogram company, PolyGram International arenow showing great interest in lifting her career to anotherstage, that of pan-European success.

Gibson Kemp, Vice -PresidentA&R PolyGram International,has followed the release ofLemaire's sixth album 'StandUp. He was involved in theproject from the very begin-ning and suggested producerJohn Brand, known for hiswork with The Walerboys, Az-tec Camera and The Cult. Theresult is an album with a def-inite international flavour. JoLemaire has managed to ex-pand her former electro-popbasis into a more streamlinedproduction without sacrificingher distinctive singing styleWith her expressive but res-trained voice, she often takesa cool and distant stancealthough possessing a way-ward style -consciousness.'Stand Up has a certain cos-mopolitan feel; elements ofthe French chanson are logi-cally embedded in contem-porary electro-pop arrange-ments yielding highlightssuch as the funky 'Too Ner-vous' the melancholic 'Is ThisLove and the brooding 'Gyp-sy Heart'.

Jo Lemaire and her form-er backing band Flouzemade their first album in 1979inspired by the punk move-ment. Groups like T.C.Matic,Telex, The Kids, and solosingers like Raymond van hetGroenewoud and Luc van Ac-ker, are at the start of a newmovement of re -discoveredcreativity and inspiration. Af-ter three albums with Flouze

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and one international hit sin-gle, the Serge Gainsbourgcover 'Je Suis Venue Te DireQueJe M'En Vaid, Jo Lemairedecided to go solo and herfirst album 'Concorde' wasreleased in 1983. With oneside in French and the otherin English, the album wasmany a critic's favourite andreceived international atten-tion. The follow-up, withFrench lyrics against aneclectic mix of styles rangingfrom rock & roll and funky/pop to atmospheric chan-sons, turned out to be a failureas the French market was notvery keen on such Englishsounding music. Now, threeyears later, Lemaire seems tohave licked her wounds and isopting for a more internationalsound.

The new album 'Stand Upjumped from 15 to 6 in theBelgian album charts lastweek most countries willrelease it (DGG in Germany;the rest through Phonogram).A Benelux tour is planned forthe summer, with Germany tofollow in the autumn.

"We would like to exploitthis local success," so saysKees van Wijen, ProductManager at PolyGram Inter-national, "and to lift it to an in-ternational level. This is thefirst time the project is han-dled internationally and I thinkthat now the European mediashould 'stand up' and fullysupport this talented artist'.

Jo Lemaire Track ListJo Lemaire & Flouze: Jo Lemaire & Flouze (Vertigo '79);Precious Time (Vertigo '80); Pigmy World (Vertigo '81).Jo Lemaire: Concorde (Vertigo '83); Jo Lemaire (Vertigo'84); Stand Up (Mercury '87)

Jet Setting Across Europeby Gerard Stem

Both the Americans and Europeans have always showed aweak spot for big ROB families such as DeBarge and theJacksons. In the last two years a new group has started toattract the public's attention: "the Jetsons" or, more offi-cially, the Jets. The Wolfgramms, as they are known in theofficial register, are a family of 15 (with yet another on theway), eight of whom form a band, their ages ranging from11 to 19. They used to play Polynesian tunes (the familyoriginally come from Tonga).

In the US, the Jets have al-ready had one R&B top 10 hit,two top 5 Hot 100 Singles andtheir debut album 'The Jets' isclose to a million sales. Theirbiggest venue to date attract-ed 30.000 people.

Here in Europe the Jetsare trying to follow in the foot-steps of DeBarge and theJackson. The first barrier, theUK market, has already beenbroken, 'Crush On You'

reached no 5, their other single, 'Curiosity' and the albumreached the mid -section ofthe charts, but only after sev-eral re-releases and heavypromo campaigns on UKtelevision.

The Jets' music is a mod-ern synthesis of ROB, funkand pop M&M talked to thegroup while they were in Mon-treux recently promoting their

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THE JETSconfmood from page 8

new single 'You Got It All', amellow ballad written byRupert Holmes.M&M: You're from Min-neapolis, is that where it allhappens nowadays?"Yes, although we're basedthere by accident (they wereliterally stranded there), wefeel part of the Minneapolissound which consists of a lotof different ingredients. We'renot exactly tight with Prince,but Prince of course was thebig initiator here and when itall started rolling, everybody,bands and record compa-nies, joined the bandwagon.We respect him a great deal,but there's no musical liasonwhatsoever Last year our'Crush On You' and Prince's'Kiss' were voted the best sin-gles of the Minneapolis MusicScene (One of the seven Min-neapolis Music Awards theJets have received over thepast two years). He has seenour show and we've been toldthat he thinks we'll be big infuture"M&M: Talking about big,another starring exponent ofthe Minneapolis scene areJam and Lewis.

"They are really happening.They're talented and very nicepeople. The good thing aboutthem is that they don't readmusic, everything is by ear.They just do what feels good.Not on the forthcoming (US)album but some time in the fu-ture we might do somethingtogether. First we want to es-tablish our own Jets' soundhere in Europe tooM&M: Big hits in the statesdo not always guaranteeMUSIC & MEDIA June 20, 1987

sales in Europe. Is beinghere and promoting theproduct yourselves vital for agroup like the Jets?"Yes but we like it, it's fun. Wewere here in February/Marchto do tv shows for Sky Chan-nel and Tros and BBC's TopOf The Pops' and now we'reback for Montreux Rock andI MMC to reach the really bigcrowds. They are nice pro-grammes and are totally dif-ferent from the American ap-proach of 'Solid Gold' and'Band Stand': here you have alive audience while you per-form, something we totallydidn't expect.M&M: Who does the choreo-graphy for the group'sperformances?"Rudy (who's 15) does it, it's amixture of US pop dancingand native steps we used todo. As for other topics, we allhave an equal say, it's prettydemocratic under the lovingguidance of our parents whoare with us wherever we are.MOM: When is the next al-bum coming out?"For the US it's due in Sep-tember and it will contain amore base -y structure, de-veloping into a sound that wefind more apt for us. To fill thetime gap in between we'll be

on the soundtrack of BeverlyHills Cop 2 (starring EddieMurphy) with a track called'Crush My Broken Heart', writ-ten and produced by StephenBray (Madonna/BreakfastClub)." M&M: A soundtrackand Bray, that has to be a hit."Could very well be. Let'shope for the best. Our wish isto become mainstream popand to cross over to all mar-kets and try to get, for instan-ce a Genesis -like appeal."

Les Weird & WonderfulRita Mitsouko

by Abi DaruvallaCalculated to impress with acarefully cultivated arty imagewhich ties them up with Jean -Luc Godard and all things'nouveau' French act Rita Mit-souko are sure to proveirresistable to markets that de-mand a high novelty valuewith their music. Raucousrock combined with casualbut catchy rhythms and adetached delivery, stylisesRita Mitsouko's music.

The band's record com-pany, Virgin France, are con-vinced of their internationalpotential and have embarkedon a major promo campaign.This week Rita Mitsoukorelease their third single fromthe album The No Compren-do. The LP, which is produc-ed by Tony Visconti, wasmastered in Rita Mitsouko'sParis home studio, the resultsof which you can be seen in aJean -Luc Godard film out inFrance in September Thenew single, 'Les Histoiresis released throughout mostof Europe (except the UKwhere the previous single,'C'Est Comme Ca, has onlyjust been released) and coin-cides with the band's currenttour.

On the tour Rita Mitsou-kds Catherine Ringer andFred Chichin are joined byfour American musicians,Prince Charles (percussion,synthesizer), Curt Taylor (gui-tar - he was also on WhitneyHouston's tour), well knownjazz musician Tony Bridges(bass) and Richard Harrison(drums). There are also twodancers, Brigitte Slama andMichele Chopinot. The tourincludes a spot at the Mon-treux Jazz Festival and theNew Music Seminar in NewYork as well as appearancesat 'Rock Salute Berlin', 'Fes-tival Bar' in Italy and the open-ing of a new club/venue inAmsterdam (full tour dates willbe published next week onthe Tour Page).

The first two singles fromthe album, 'Andy' and 'C'EstComma Ca, were top 10 inFrance and enjoyed moder-ate success elsewhere includ-ing Italy where, although ab-

solutely no promotion wasdone, the 12" of 'C'Est COm-me Ca' sold 3.500 copies. Theband will also be included onthree Italian compilations ofinternational pop alongsideartists such as Tina Turnerand Boy George.

(Photo by Denis Dassacq.)

Something else that hard-ly ever happens to Frenchbands is success in the US.Previously with SeymourStein's Sire label 'The NoComprendo will be releasedin the US by the newly formedVirgin USA at the end of thismonth. Rita Mitsouko's mostwell known single, 'MarciaBaila', became not only a culthit all over Europe but also inthe US where its video waseven was bought by NewYork's Museum Of ModernArt.

In keeping with their artyimage, a Rita Mitsouko songbook has just been publishedcontaining the work of 15modern French artists whowere each asked to do apainting to illustrate thesongs. An exhibition of thewatercolours is showing inParis, under the title, 'Rita Mit-souko Et La Peinture A I.:Eau'.

Next month Virgin Francewill release a 12" dance mix by Rita Mtsouko with fourtracks (Andy' 'C'Est CommaCa, 'Lea Histoires d'A' and'Nuit d'Ivresse') re -mixed byJesse Johnson from Minnea-polis. A new LP is expected atthe end of the year.

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MON T REU X '8 7

Is Music Too Expensive?pin ho Serves Whom? Does Radio Pay Too Muth For

Records?' was the title of a debate on the closing dayof this year's IMMC, tackled by Trevor Pearcy, Senior LegalAdvisor IFPI, and Tony Hale, Head Of TH Productions andformer Capital Radio Head Of Music. Hale strongly advocat-ed that the amount of money radio stations in the UK pay tocollecting societies is far too high, especially in view of thefact that needletime restrictions limit programming. "Musicis too expensive for the radio business because the millions ofpounds that stations like Capital spend does not even meanthat they can play what they want!"

Another thing that irrites Haleis the fact that most of themoney does not even go to theartists involved: "It irritates thehell out of me that the collectinghouses which am in the busi-ness to look after artists chargeso much and that record compa-nies charge so much. I believe itis wrong to deduct 18.5% in ev-ery pound before anything evengoes to the artist"

Hale stressed the emotionalvalue of music to most peopleand concluded: "Music is nottoo expensive if you accept it isan art form and emotionally themost powerful of all the artisticmedia".

Pearcy began his well -

documented delivery by point-ing out that "the question is notshould broadcasters pay for thebroadcasting of records, but dothey pay too much?" In order toexplain why broadcasters payfor records, Pearcy began bygiving the historical back-ground of the whole ethos ofcopyright.

"Copyright law has evolvedwith technology so that theoriginal right of copyright own-ers to prevent copying has beensupplemented by rights to con-trol or to be paid when theircopyright works am communi-

cated to the public." The per-forming rights, Pearcy pointedout, emerged in national lawsfrom the 1930s onwards andwere given international recog-nition by the signing of theRome Convention in 1961.

The usual procedure forbroadcasters when dealing withpayments to record companies

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is for the broadcaster to enterinto negotiations with the col-lecting society and agree on thepayment to be made. However,the method of calculating theroyalty varies widely dependingon the country concerned andthe nature of the broadcastingorganisation. Non-commemalstate broadcasting organisa-tions, for instance, often negoti-

ate an annual payment irrespec-tive of the number of recordingsbroadcast (as in Australia andJapan). In other countries suchas Scandinavia the royalty is

calculated according to thenumber of minutes of protectedrecordings that am broadcast.In the UK, the payment isnegotiated by reference to thenumber of hours of broadcast-ing time.

However the usual methodof calculating royalties payableto commercial broadcasters isby applying a percentage royaltyrate to the net advertising reve-nue of the station. This variesfrom 4.5% in West Germany tobetween 4-7% in the UK. Pear-cy pointed out that it was impor-tant to note that, "these royaltyrates and broadcasting pay-ments am not imposed by therecord industry, they are freelynegotiated".

Pearcy then went on to stressthat one of the crucial issuesmost disagreed upon by collect-ing societies and broadcasterswas the value of airplay. Broad-casters argue that the value ofairplay in promoting record sal-es should be offset against theneed to pay royalties, whereascollecting societies believe thatradio is a consumer than apromotermoreof records.

In a recent court case be-tween Phonographic Perfor-mance Ltd. (PPL) and the As-sociation of Independent RadioContractors (AIRC) in the UK,it was shown that commercialradio airplay concentrates onestablished hits and on new ti-tles by established artists. "Infact," said Peavey, "radiodoesn't always create hits - but itcertainly lives off hits". Accord -

ing to Pearcy, PPL provideddetailed statistical evidence toshow that airplay could increasethe sales of one record but onlyat the expense of another. In ad-dition, "airplay can be detri-mental in that it provides the op-portunity for home taping".

The Performing Rights Tri-bunal dealing with the casecame to the conclusion thatprogramme controllers did not

include records in their playlistsin order to promote sales andconcluded: "Even if airplayconfers a net benefit on therecord industry by increasingrecord sales, we are strongly ofthe opinion that this is not avalid reason for reducing the

docuntof royalty. Such benefit

es not affect the value of theuse of sound recordings to thebroadcasting companies".

Pearcy emphasised that thevalue to a broadcaster of asound recording is significantlymom than the value to thebroadcaster of the right tobroadcast musical work."Would broadcasting stationsbe able to survive by broadcast-ing live music?" asked Pearcy."I submit they would not and

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M O N T R E U X '8 7

Radio Round Tables An Overwhelming Successby Machgiel Bakker & Abi Daruvalla

This year's IMMC introduced a new aspect to the usual line-up of panels and seminars: the radio round table. The mainfunction of these round tables was to discuss subjects relatedto radio in a free and unrestricted atmosphere. The moderatorwas merely a catalyst to heat up the discussion and wouldsoon become just as much a participant of the group discus-sion as the others. The absence of an audience clearly helpedthe continental Europeans to make their point without lan-guage inhibitions. As several concurrent round tables wereorganised, people were free to swap from one table to another,making the discussions even more lively.

Eight different round tableswere organised including: TheComputer VS. The DI (WhoMakes The Play Choice?); Syn-dication; Marketing Radio;Show Preparations; InteractiveRadio; and Jingles & StationCalls. Marketing Radio was themost lively event with subjectssuch as: the importance ofknowing your audience; know-ing your broadcast area; thevalue of news items; the perso-nality of a DI; the vast flow ofproduct and ways to cope withsuch a flood of vinyl; the con-straints of formats; the role ofDIs as trend-setters; the impor-tance of listeners' opinions;reaching the older demograph-ics; and the relationship be-

tween the radio industry and therecord companies.

All the European radio peo-ple M&M talked to about themarketing radio round tablewere enthusiastic and consider-ed the session one of the mostsuccessful of the whole Confer-ence. As Rik de Lisle from Ber-lin's RIAS pointed out, the ses-sion was scheduled to lastaround 45 minutes but was stillgoing strong some three hourslater. "I have told about a mil-lion people about it since get-ting back. It was a real learningexperience with people actuallyexplaining what goes on in ra-dio in 13 or so countries - I wasoverwhelmed by the wealth ofinformation given and the

IS MUSIC TOO EXPENSIVE?confirmed from page tO

that to most commercial radiostations sound recordings aretheir life blood". According toPearcy it was incongruous thatin many countries broadcastersshould pay mom to composersand music publishers for musicand records than they pay thecollecting societies represent-ing record companies and ar-ists. Pearcy concluded with the

notion that free negotiations be-tween the parties should reflectcommercial realities whichwould vary from country tocountry and from broadcaster tobroadcaster, and he ironicallysuggested that the principal of"payment for use" could wellkeep the record industry in bus -

in 20 or 30 years time ifelectronic delivery of recoftl-ings to homes displaces the saleof physical discs or tapes.

spontaneity."Steven Saltzman of Rock

Over London too was absolute-ly delighted with the radioround table: "One thing is forsum, it worked. It was fabulous.The round tables should be un-structured and there shouldonly be one going on per momwith a broad subject just like'radio' so you can talk abouteverything. Everyone had achance to be heard and to talk inan informal atmosphere withoutfeeling intimidated. It was greatto hear everyone sharing infer -

faces, and the problems am allthe same - how to keep listenersentertained and loyal. It was fas-cinating to hear how these dif-ferent people all achieve thesame result - good ratings."

But it seems that nothingthat programme syndicatorslike Rock Over London couldsay at the round table changedRobbie Robinson's (SunshineRadio, Dublin) mind about thebuying -in of programmes al-though he felt it was the varietyof opinions expressed that madethe event, "excellent". Rabin -

A Resounding Success- The IMMC Radio Round table

mation and I think it was themost helpful part of the wholeconference.

"I think I realised that peo-ple have to be sensitive to localneeds, for example in the Statesthey have extremely restrictiveplaylists whereas on RIAS(Germany) they are much momflexible. There are so manyways of doing the same thingand none of them are wrong. Itgave me a better representationof the problems that everyone

son: "There was lots of goodimput and very, very contrast-ing views in that there werethose who are involved in theproduction and records and syn-dicated programme side andthey did not appreciate the pro-blems of the commercial broad-casters. There was nothing saidround that table that would in-fluence me to buy in a pro-gramme! But the opportunity totalk frankly was very construc-tive as well as being enjoyable."

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Another rock auction is comingup at Christie's on August 28and you can expect one of themost non -publicised items to bethe tape that has come to beknown as the 'first official livebootleg' in rock history. The re-cording of the Beatles' concerton August 29, 1966 at Candles-tick Park, San Francisco, is upfor auction and although it's ofpoor sound quality, it's also ofenormous historical signific-ance because as any Fab Fourhistorian knows, that was thegroup's last live performancewith the exception of the famous'69 show up on the roof. Thestory goes that Paul McCartney,for this one and only time, ask-ed The Beatles' press officerTony Barrow to tape the con-cert. The tape has survived andit is that original Philips C-60cassette that will be sold to thehighest bidder at Christie's. Itfeatures 10 complete songs, in-cluding Rock And Roll Music,Baby's In Black, Yesterday, andRingo messing up the lyrics to I

Rttnno Be Your Man - plus anincomplete version of Long 7611Sally; the tape ran out as TheBeatles were playing it! If youwant that cassette, you'd betterhave some life savings tucked

and do some little puttar linesfor him and he found out thatMark was moving around inLondon before going back onthe road so he gave him a calland he was more than happy to

What Have They Done? Pet Shop Boys release their new singletogether with 60s star Dusty Springfield.

away somewhere.Soul star Ben E. King in

London for the Prince's Trustconcerts and a British tour, toldROL's Paul Sexton last weekhow he carne to have MarkKnopfler and Tom Bailey on hisnew single, a re-recording ofSave The Last Dance For Meproduced by Foreigner's MickJones. "Mark got involved be-cause of Mick Jones, Mick waslooking for someone to come in

come in and help us out. I thinkthe same thing mom or less ap-plied Tom Baily of the Thomp-son Twins, he was getting readyto go home, so we grabbed himand asked him to put some or-gan parts on it."

We hear that the Pet ShopBoys have completed the songthey have been recording with60s' legend Dusty Springfield.The title is What Have I Done?.Their album is now due for a

September release.The mystery female voice on

Paul Carmck's current UKchart version of When You HhlkIn The Room, which sadly spentjust one week in the Top 50, be-longs to a former singer with theBritish pop -soul outfit Shako-tak, Jackie Rowe. The CD sin-gle version, incidentally, isgood value, because it includesHow Long, the Ace classic thatCarrack sung lead on in 1974.

Simple Minds are attractingthe collectors with PromisedYou A Miracle, their first re-lease from In The City Of Light.As well as the 7" with Book OfBrilliant Things on the flip,them will be a 10" versionwhich also features GlitteringPrizes and an otherwise unavail-able live recording of Celebratefrom their concert at Barrow -lands, Glasgow. This 10" also'ncludes a free poster of theband on stage.

Rock Over London is the UK'sweekly rock music showcasepresented by DJ Graham Deneand syndicated to internotion-at radio. The Progranune Roesacross America, Canada, Aus-tralasia and the Far East withexpansion into Europe plan-ned for later this year.

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RECORDS OF THE WEEK:

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DAVID BOWIE- TIME WILL CRAWL (EMI America)GENESIS- THROWING IT ALL AWAY (Virgin)

SURE HITS:

DEACON BLUE- LOADED (CBS)LISA LISA & CULT JAM- HEAD TO TOE (CBS)

JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS- GOOD MUSIC (Blackheartilsolydor)ROBBIE NEVIL- WOT'S IT ID YA (Manhattan)NONA HENDRYX- WHY SHOULD I CRY? (EMI America)

EURO-CROSSOVER RECORDS:

THE CURE- CATCH (PiaknaPolydor)ANDY SUMMERS- LOVE IS THE STRANGEST WAY (MCA)BILLY IDOL- SWEET SIXTEEN (Chrysalis)

TRIO RIO- VOULEZ VOULEZ VOUS (Metronome) FATAL FLOWERS- WELL BABY (PART 2) (WEA Holland)

Singles --1 c5;__

c) 'GuideWith Whitney Houston holding steady posi-tion in the European Airplay Top 50 for the se-cond week, competition is on its way withJohnny Logan's Hold Me Now jumping from10 to 3 and Suzanne Vega's Lida from 6 to 4.Although it is not very likely that these two willbe able to take over Whitney's top position, thenumber of airplay points they have collected isstriking. In the case of Logan it proves that,despite the mounting criticism of the Eurovi-sion Song Contest, the winner is still guaran-teed good airplay and corresponding 'sales.

With /Still Haven't Found moving into theAirplay top 10 this week (9-1.3 in its secondweek), U2 could not have found a better way tocelebrate Island's 25th anniversary at the end ofthis month. The group is a best seller at all lev-els and has already held the no 1 position in theHot KID Album chart for 12 weeks now.

Lots of movement outside the Airplay Top10 with eight records as possible contenders fornext week's top 10 entry. While the album'From Hem lb Midland' has just been releasedin most European territories, Cock Robin'ssubtle Just Around The Corner continues to getvery good reports from our correspondents andmoves up from 19 to 11. Italian singer Spagnagets a re -boost on her Call Me single and mov-es, after seven weeks, up to number 14 (comingfrom 22). Billy Idol is closer to Chris Isaakthan ever with Sweet Sixteen and this colourfulproduction has a well deserved move up to 15,coming from 24. Gino Vannelli's Wild Horsesis a typical 'sleeper', a song that needs airplayover a long period before breaking into the sal-es chart. But European radio shows commit,ment and the record moves up to number 17with a bullet. Boy George's second solo singleKeep Me In Mind has no trouble finding its wayinto the airplay charts and is, after two weeks,up to number 19.

It always takes some time for Prince singlesto chart; while his album holds top 10 in theHot 100 Albums with top position in 14 Euro-pean countries, the second single If I His YourGirlfriend does not really take off on a saleslevel. European radio remains supportive how-ever and the single is now number 20 with a


ballet.Although Chris Rea always was a favourite

on the continent, audience reaction did nothappen until his last release, the swinging Let'sDance. Helped by UK airplay and good reac-tions from the continent, the single is a quickjumper on the European Airplay Top 50 from42 to 22. And, to top it all off, the eighth Air-play top 10 contender is George Michael'scontroversial I Wan Your Sea. Despite BBCcocoroner Johnny Beerling's ban on day timeplay there's no stopping this record from mov-ing up in the chart 123-441.

One of the most popular continental Euro-pean singles at the moment is Genie Di Mare byIndian Eurovision contestants Torzi & Raf.

With good airplay in holy, Germany and theBenelux, this appealing and gentle track movesup to number 32, after its entry at 50 last week.

Paul Corrodes When En Wilk In TheRoom, an ex-M&M Sure Hit in issue 17, is thehighest entry in the Airplay Top 50 this week.His glorious version of the Jackie De Shannonsong which was a hit for The Searchers in 1965,enters at 38 this week. Other entries are AlisonMoyers Ordinary Girl, Erasure's Victim OfLove and Echo & The Bunnyinen's first newmaterial since October '85 Bring On TheDancing Horses'), De Game.

Airplay bubblers include Janet Jackson'sThe Pleasure Principle and Run DMC's It'sRicky.

the Singles routeMost recommended singles not yet showing In theEuropean Hot 100.

The CureCatch (Fictionfrolydor)Little MomBit. Fruit (M..)David BowieTine Will Crawl (EMI Amer,GenesisThrowing It All A, (Virgin)Diana RossBitty

meLooks (EMI)

III Was Your Girlyderd (Paisley Park)Nona liendryx

MmuM Cry (EMI Amery.)Robbie aterilWars It To Ye (Manhattan)Jennifer Rush Briton JohnFlames Of Para.se (CBS)Living In A BoxScales of lust. (Chrysalis)John FarnhamPressure Ems (Wheatley(PCA)Deacon BlueLoaded (CBS)Liss Lim Cult lamHead lb Toe (COP)Andy Summers

(MCA)Joan Jett The BlockheadsGood Music (Plackheart(Polydor)Danny WilsonDory (Virgin)Stan Campbelleam

!N(.,k1AlisonOrdinary Girl (CBS)B. Monkeys(Celebrate) The Day After You DI./DeBargeDance All Night (Striped Horse)

einro-crossoVerRecords by continental European ArtMs with strong -cnnsover....tial for Ober meakets.lad B TodCreme Mare (COD Italy)Off

ae(Zyx Germ.)Laid RackIt's A Shame (Medley Denmark)Mal

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Call (CBS Italy)Bonnie BlancoMiss You On (Metronome Germany)Ce. CatchAre You Man Enough (Hansa Germ.)

Lass Die Sonne In Dein,. ilupiterfOGG Germany)Fatal Flowersil a, (Pad 1) (kV, mt.&

Paolo Con.

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Jeanne MNSaucer Mot (EMI Franc.

Piet WarmanSailing Home can Holland)Ma WantDon't G. Mad. Get Oven (Megadisc Holland)

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La Isla Bonita" Madonna- Sire (WB/Bleu DisquelWebo Girl)

35 28 6Shattered DreamsJohnny Hates Jazz- Virgin (Copyright Control)

UK.Sw.lr 69 On Se Retrouvera (B.O. Le Passage) F

Francis Lalanne- Pathe Marconi (Atreyou Adele Music)

2 I Wanna Dance With Somebody UKGBHISDAChSwDICNFIWhitney Houston- Arista (Irving/Boy Meets Girl)

36 24 9A Boy From NowhereTom Jones- Epic (Morrison Leahy/Matador)

UK .B It's Not Unusual- Torn Jones- DeccalLondon (Valley Music)

UK

® 6 4Hold Me NowJohnny Logan- Epic (Copyright Control)

UK.G.B.H.A.Ch.Sw.Po.D.IrN Ei*Just Around The CornerCock Robin- CBS (Nurk Twins/Edwin Ellis)

CarrieEurope- CBS (Seven Doors/EMI Music)

4 4 11Let It BeFerry Aid- The Sun/CBS (Northern Songs)

F.G.B.H.I.Sp.A.Ch.Sw.PoD.N.F

38 14 16

F.G.B.H.D Luka1 67 3 Suzanne Vega. A8M (Walfersongs/AGF Music)

UK Ir.

F.I.A.Po EL* AloneHeart- Capitol (B. Steinberg/D. Barry)

UK .G

5 Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now UK.G.B.H.Sp.A.Ch.Sw.Po.D.IrN

Starship- Grunt/RCA (Realsongs/Albert Hammond)

Jack Mix II39 35 4Mirage- Debut/Passion (Various)

UK.Ir 3 Ballerina GirlLionel Richie- Motown (Brockman Music)

6 With Or Without YouU2- Island (Blue Mountain Music) 40 36 7

So Cold The NightThe Communards- London (Rown/Bong/Mistra/Rocket)

F.Sp.Po

98 2Let's DanceChris Rea- Magnet (Magnet Music)

UK.Ir

0 8 10Living In A BoxLiving In A Box- Chrysalis (Empire/Brampton Music) 41

BabacarFrance Gall- Apache/WEA (Apache MBM)

5 66 14Sign Of The TimesPrince- Paisley Park (Controversy)

F.G.I.A.Ch.D.Fi.Gr

8 76

StrangeloveDepeche Mode- Mute (Sonet)

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You're The VoiceJohn Farnham- Wheatley/RCA (Rondor Music)

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UK.G Sp.A Ch.Sw.Dlr

42 "13 Viens Boire Un P'tit Coup A La MaisonLicense IV- Tatar (Charles Tatar Music)

43 30 16You Want LoveMixed Emotions- EMI Electrola (Hanseatic/Intersong)

GBHA

10 Call MeSpagna. CBS (Capuccino/labelle)

F.B.H.I.Sp.Ch.Po.Gr

65 2Quand La Ville DortNiagara- Polydor (Polygram Music)

76 u* Keep Me In MindBoy George- Virgin (Virgin/Mi Jambe/A and G)

u. The GameEcho And The Bunnymen- WEA (Copyright Control)

78 83 12Tu Dis Que Tu L'MDennis Twist- Vogue (Not Listed)

UK.Ir

UK

11Big LoveFleetwood Mac- Warner Brothers (Now Sounds Music)

UK.G.B.H.Sw.F1 ,2 II Faudra Leur Dire45 41 Cabrel Et Les Enfants- CBS (Editions Chandelle)79 Elle Voulait Revoir Sa Normandie

Gerard Blanchard- Barclay (Scipion)

® 21 4Don't Dream It's OverCrowded House -Capitol (Roundhead)

UKG.H Po Can't Be With You Tonight46 29 11 Judy Boucher- Orbitone (Reward Music)

UK.H.Ir

13 Nothing's Gonna Stop Me NowSamantha Fox- Jive (All Boys Music)

47 Le Pull -Over BlancGraziella De Michele- Virgin (Not Listed)

80 68 14Sauvez-MoiJeanne Mao- Paths Marconi (Le Minotaure)

81 20 8To Be With You AgainLevel 42- Polydor (Level 42/Chappell Music)

G.B.H.Ch.D

C) 40 3Victim Of LoveErasure- Mute (Sonet)

UK.G.D.Ir

48 Wishing I Was LuckyWet wet Wet. Precious Org.lPhonogram (Chrysalis/Precious Music)

UK.Ir

82 BYou Can Call Me AlPaul Simon- Warner Brothers (Paul Simon)

C) 16 5SeriousDonna Allen- Portrait (EMI Music)

UK.G.Ir 49 Lass Die Sonne In Dein HerzWind- Jupiter (Mambo/Siegel)

GBHAD 83 0* Showing OutMel & Kim- Supreme (All Boys Music)

C) 19 5Looking For A New LoveJody Watley MCA (Copyright Control)

UK.G.IrGr 50 (Something Inside) So StrongLabi Siffre. China/Chrysalis (Empire/Xavier Music)

UK H Ir

84 Back And ForthCameo- Mercury (PolyGram Music)

UK

17 18 11 Tina Charles- Black Scorpio/CBS (Scorpio)

I Love To Love59 2

Bella VitaDavid Et Jonathan- Pathe Marconi (Sefra Music)

85 Concrete & Clay144R liattyndikat- Teidec/Carrere (EMI Music)

C) 81 2It's TrickyRun D.M.C.- Londen (Warner Bros. Music)

UK.G.Ir 52 47 25Reet PetiteJackie Wilson- SMP (Burlington Music)

FISp 86 61 11Day In Day OutDavid Bowie- EMI America (Jones Music America)

F.G.I.SwPo

19 RespectableMel & Supreme (All Boys Music)

UK.G.E11.A.Ch.Sw.Po.D.F 53 No Sleep Til BrooklynBeastie Boys- Def Jam/CBS (Def Jam/Brooklyn Dust)

UK Ir 87 0* Are You Man EnoughC.C. Catch- Hansa/Ariola (Hanseatic)

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Incommunicadomatillion- EMI (MarillionlCharisma Music)

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54 0* Star Trekkin'The Firm- Bark (Bark Music)

55. TristanaMylene Farmer- Polydor (PolyGram/B. Le Page)

UK

88 82 21You Sexy ThingHot Chocolate- EMI (ChocolatelRAK Publishing)

89 InfidelitySimply Red- Elektra (So What/W.B.ISBK Songs)

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50 2I Still Haven't Found...U2- Island (Blue Mountain Music)

UK B.H.Ir Break Every Rule89 2Tina Turner- Capitol ("Rats" STVAJM/SBK Songs)

UK G 90 73 16C'est Comme CaRita Mitsouko- Virgin (VirginlClouseau Musique)

23 17 18Stand By MeBen E. King- Atlantic (Rightsong/Trio/WB Music)

FG BSw 57 60 2Jet AirlinerModern Talking- Hansa/Ariola (Intro/Hanseatic/Inters.)

GB 91 Walk Like An EgyptianBangles. css (Southern Music)

24 Why Can't I Be YouThe Cure- Fiction/Polydor (APB Music)

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g42 15Everything I OwnBoy George- Virgin (Screen Gems/EMI Music)

94 2Under The BoardwalkBruce Willis- Motown (Alley/Trio/Hudson Bay)

UK.lt 92 80 13Las Divas Du DancingPhilippe Cataldo- Polydor (Editions Flamophone)

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59 54 10Change Of HeartCyndi Lauper- Portrait (Stone & Muffin/Rella)

FGr 93 Miss You SoBonnie Bianco- Metronome (Libraphone Musikverlag)

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Rien Que Pour Toi M'EndormirEmmanuelle- AB Hit/PolyGram (Abedition)

FB

28 22 22 Electrica Salsa (Baba Baba)Off- ZYX (Intersong/Mikulski)

F.I.A.Fi.Gr

29 v 3 Goodbye StrangerPepsi & Shirlie- Polydor (Handle Music)

UK air

30 26 8Crockett's ThemeJan Hammer- MCA (MCA Music)

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C) 90 3Sweet SixteenBilly Idol- Chrysalis (Boneidol Music/Rare Blue)

UK G Ch

32 23 12Thai Na NaKazero. RCA/Ariola (Laureent Music)

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UK.Ir Live It Up94 6B

17 Mental As Anything- Epic (Syray Music)

G.A.N

69 2 Je Casse Tout Ce Que Je ToucheLIO- Polydor (West Indies Music) 95 u Fake

Alexander O'Neal- Tabu (EMI Music/Avant Garde)

UK

62 Don't Break My HeartDen Harrow- Baby Records (Ed. Chapulin/Allione)

0.1.Ch.Fi 96 0* Guten Morgen Liebe SorgenJuergen Von Der Lippe- Teldec (Prima)

63 Djemila Les LilesJean -Luc Lahaye- Romance M./Philips (Source Music)

97 97 3Bring Back (Shanana)Mixed Emotions- EMI Electrola (Intersong)

GA

64 56 10J'Oublierai Ton NomJohnny Hallyday & Carmel- Philips/Phonogram (J.R.G./Laura)

98 13* Rock SteadyWhispers. MCA (Copyright Control)

UK

65 Each Time You Break My HeartNick Kamen- WEA (Warner Bros/Island Music)

F.Gr 99 9, 6Notorious Medley with Le FreakP4F- Ibiza Records (EMI Music/Chic Music)

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34 Premiers Frissons D'AmourChristine Roque- css (Alma Music)

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84 2IsThis LoveWhitesnake- EMI (Whitesnake/W.B. Music)

UK H 100 0* The Pleasure PrincipleJanet Jackson-Atm (Flyte Tyme Tunes)

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Mrs Green- Mrs Green (LP) (Besertley) UKFor all info contact Brian Leak on 1-9605874; its 9413476.The Ent release for nearly six years from Beserkley, the label that launched Jonathan Richman and GregKihn in the late 70s. Produced by the label's founder, Matthew Kaufman, this LP is the debut of a West Coasttrio smcialisina in awn of 'basic' pop Mat squires an extra dimension after repeated listening. Charminglittle pop tun., topped by passionate and floating vocals. The Relics mert The Byrds. Best tracks are 'Hur-ry' and 'Start Again,

Ritchie Family- The Best Disco In Town (Scorpio) FranceFor all info contact Martine Levy on 1-47204395; tlx 642981.Originally a hit in 1976, selling 10 million copies worldwide, Italian Claudio Cecchetto, producer of SandyMarton and P4F, remixed and modeled this song into a hectic mix of including Donna Summer's 'Love ToLove You, K.C.'s 'That's The Way' and Labelle's 'Voulez Vous Couchek Avec Mor. Master is fr. for UK,S.ndinavia, Greece and Portugal.

State Of The Art- Love Remains A Rebel (mercury) GermanyFor all info contact Albert Slendebroek on 40-308703.A very pleasant synthesizer -pop ditty wrapped in a polished, high quality production. Lead singer of thisGerman duo has a warm, Howard Jones like voice, adding to the overall atmosphere of the song.

Michel van Dyke- I Do (Metronome) GermanyPubl. Schacht, ammo Rudy Holthauer on 40225143; master info: Ulla Hoppe on 40-308704.Native Dutch singer with a very sensual recording for the German label Metrowme, with the know -up to'Physical Nov' Isee M&M October 21, 19861, produced by Zeus B. Held (of Dead Or Alive/Spear 01 Desti-ny fame). His suggestive vocals are set against an understated rhythm. Deserves to do well.

Orup- Ar Du Redo? (WEA) SwedenPot all info contact Sanji Tandan on 8-244610; IN 19022.One of those singles that starts to pick up good club play and then crosses over to general pop audiences. Atleast that is what should happen with this new WEA Sweden signing. The tune is simple, it could have comestraight from your personal computer, but it works. Produced by Anders Glenmark of Gemini fame, withmassive backing vocals and yells coupled with an addictive groove.

The Graduates- Icebox (Mega Records) Denmarkpub!: M,asong Publ. contact Claes Cornelius. Master Mega, contact Lene 01.0 on 1-117711, tlx 19532.A solid drive leads into a smooth Mersey pop chorus. A well crafted song with intelligent breaks, effectiveinterplay of guitars and synthesizers and a vocalist slightly reminiscent of Fine You, Cmnibals RolandGift English duo residing in Holland. Single produced by German rocker Wolf Maahn and Paco SavaL Outthrough Chlodwig Music in Germany and Mega Records in Holland and Scandinavia.

Darryl Pandy- Animal Magnetism (Zyx) GermanyFor all info contact Reichardt Piel on 6436020; dx 4821614,We all Mow what 'House Music' is via hits like Parley 'I...taster' Funk's 'Love Can't Tim Around' andSteve 'Silk' Hurley's 'lack Your Body'. This is another example of that round by a Chicago -based singerproduced by the renowned Ian Levi., in association with DI I.mational USA, This Divine -like singerscreams his lungs out against a contagious party sound, where the 14.1d, vocals contribute to the overallexuberance.

Bond- Boys Toys (Dean Romrds/Ariola) GermanyFor all info contact Angie Grillmeier on 89-4136425.Sticky and cool synthesizer which plods along supported by casual voices. The ..Mated chorus is themain feature of this single by a German foursome who have released the single in 10 countries including En-gland, Canada and France. From a forthcoming album 'Use Me.

Several New Talent selections from earlier issues. For detailed information on a particular record pleasecheck Me oorresponding magazine.

Bobby McClure- It Feels So Good (Edge Records) USAFor all info contact Peter Pasternak at 818-9051063; Us 4992481 (issue 22).

Gringos Locos - Tough Kid (Faker) FinlandFor all info contact Timo Lindstrom/thana Sister on 358-0-56011; tlx 122782 (issue 22).

MAM- Ontwik (Wert Records) HollandFor all info contact Honk Hofsted.e on 7 870647 (issue 22).

Avenue Talk- I Still Love You (Earn°. Records) NorwayFor all info contact Kn. Horn on 5-321710(issue 22).

James Loveless- Say You Love Me Do (Medley Records) DenmarkFor all info contact Michael %no on I-171411; tlx 19175 (issue 21).

Visitors- Love Like A Mountain (Virgin) SwedenPublishing: EMI Music, contact Roffe Persson on tel. 8-236680; Os 12587; Master Owner; Virgin, contactAnders Hjelintom on teL 8-806340; tlx 12436 (issue 21).


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Record companies, publishers and pro-duction companies wishing to submitmaterial to this section should send theirrecords, biographies and photo materialto: M&M, The Editor, P.O. B. 50558,1007 DB Amsterdam, Holland.

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eroALBUMS OF THE WEEK:JOAN JETT- GOOD MUSIC (BladdieartICBS) JILL JONES- JILL TONES (Paisley Park)STEVE JONES- MERCY (MCA) RANDY NEWMAN- LONELY AT THE SDP (BEST OF) (Warner)GLORIA ESTEFAN & MIAMI SOUND MACHINE- LET IT LOOSE (Epic) SCOTCH- PICTURES OF OLD DAYS (Zyx Records)HOLLYWOOD BEYOND- IF (WHO) BILLY BRAGG- BACK TO BASICS (GolDiscs/Chrysalis)

the Albms routeMost rerowneWed new albums as chosen by the editorial yarnof Music &Man

Whitney HoustonWhitney (Arista)Danny WilsonMen Danny Wilson (Virgin)Simple WindsLive In The City Of Light (Virgin)The CureKiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me (PictiontPolydor)

SilencersA Letter From Sr Paul (RCA)Hollywood Beyond

So .rmalreSt" n-111 (Martyry)Randy NewmanLonely At The Tap (The Best OU (Warner)Gloria Estefan & Miami Sonnd Machinetvi If Lowe (PPR/dean dell Aed The BlackSearSGood Music (BlackReart/PolydottMaths RussMelo (CUD)Tim ScottMy High Lonesome Sound (Oat,Steve BonesMa, (MCA)Ronnie SpectorUnfinished Maine. (CBS)Plana RossRed, Hot Rhythm Bs roues (MOThe ReplacementsPleased To Meet me (Sire)That Petrol EmotionBabble (Poly...)dill JonesJill to (Paisley Park)Ilia RioVood00 Nigh. (Metronome)VellaOne Second (Vertigo)

Let It LooseEx -Sex Pistols' Steve Jones is leaving his punkmots behind on his MCA solo album Mercy.Jones, who recently worked with Andy Taylorand Iggy Pop, proves lo be very much an artistin his own right with his somewhat sultry, dra-matic voice .d great skill as a guitarist as hismain features. Most of the material is res-trained, such as Merry, Pleasure And Pain,Pretty Baby, Drugs Suck and the balladLoveLetters.

Miami Sound Machine have become Glor-ia Estefao & Miami Sound Machine, givingtheir lead singer the status of a solo artist. Let ItLoose is a balanced set of Latin tinged, dancea-ble up -tempo material (Betcha Say That, Let ItLoose, The Rhythm Is Gonna Get You) plus anoccasional ballad like Can't Stay Away FromYou-

Following their huge Europe. hit 'What'sThe Colour Of Money', Hollywood Beyondrelease their debut album If, containing a sur-prisingly elastic mix of Motown-eoque pop,contemporary dance and clever Stevie Wonder -like pop. Most of the material is highly addic-tive and has an R&B groove. Check out: MetalOn Glass, Sam Me and the thrilling balladCrimes Of Passion.

Joan Jell loves 'good music which in hercase means a lean mixture of power pop, surf.d West Coast pop. Most of the tracks on hernew album for Polydor, Good Music, is pure,catchy bubble gum. Chart contenders includethe title track (and the lead-off single), theworked up Just Last and the Blondie-likeConran.

After enjoying European success with 'Dis-co Band', 'Delirio Mind' and 'Take Me Up' (thelatter selling mom than 500,000 copies inFrance) nailan syrithi ace Scotch has now ex-panded into a trio. Their new album Pictures OfOld Days continues their cheerful and simplepop approach with bubbling synthesizers andcasual vocals taking the lead. Probably the besttrack is the computerised reggae song Pictures(although it needs editing): other nice dittiesinclude Plus Plus and Money Runner.

Having recorded with Vanity 6, Prince andThe Time, JIB Jones is trying it on her ownwith her first solo albuni for Paisley Park, JillJones. The examples am superfluous: a clearlyidentifiable Minneapolis/Prince sound and im-age, mixing cool and elastic funk with stirringballads. Jones recently won two M&MVideo Awards for her lean Baptiste Mondinodirected 'Mie Boca' ('Best Director and 'BestPhotography'), and a check on the LP is cer-tainly worthwhile. Best tracks include: All Day,All Night and My Man.

The two highest newcomers of last week,The Cure and Simple Minds, both show signifi-cant upward movement in the Hot 100. The firstgo up to 6 from 11, the latter moves to 8, comingfrom 12. Highest entry, as expected, is forWhitney Houston's second album, coming in atIS. So far the album is charted in eight Europe-an countries and is top 3 in most of them.

Second best entry is for The Beatles' SgtPepper, entering at 44, charted in the UK, Bel-gium and Ireland. Especially after the showingof the Granada TV special 'It Was 20 YearsAgo', sales soared and in the UK, CDs accountfor 60% of total sales.

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C1_IJTCH I1\IG A1" S 17FIAWSNEW ALBUM CASSETTE & COMPACT DISC

OUT JUNE 22Includes the single 'INCOMMUNICADO'See Them Live:

PADOVA ITAL, JULY TOULON. FRANCEJULY I TURIN ITALY JULY 13 Al41.1.tY,FRANCEJULY 3 HOME ITALY JULY 9 PARIS FRANCE/ULY LOCARNO,SVVITZERLAND JULY. 10 FRAUENFELD SWITZERLAND

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JULY' 14 ANTIBES. FRANCEJULY IS MARSEILLES FRANCEJULY 16 LYON. FRANCEJULY IBLOPELEY GERMANY

UNITED KINGDOMWhitney Houston remains unbeaten on top forthe second consecutive week. Johnny Loganmoves to the second position and Starship fallsto third place. It has been proven again that a ra-dio ban does not always have a negative in-fluence on sales: following the success of Fran-kie's 'Relax' in '83, George Michael's new sin-gle / Ohms Your Sex enters straight in at 4.However, 'Celebrate The Day After You' byBlow Monkeys (the lyrics are about Mrs That-cher) will probably not survive its ban whichonly lasted the duration of the general electioncampaign.

Other high entries are for Echo & TheBunnymen with The Game (in at 28) and JanetJackson's latest The Pleasure Principle (in at39). An incredible jump for The Firm whoseStar Trekkin jumps from 74 to 13! Bruce Wil-lis' rendition of Under The Boardwalk (origi-nally recorded by The Drifters in '64 and co-vered by the Stones and Tom Tom Club) movesfrom 36 to 17. ABC's ode to Smokey RobinsonWhen Stookey Sings jumps 16 notches from 37

to 21.Simple Minds' album Live In The City Of

Light falls back to the second position this week(it was the fastest selling live album ever andthe first live LP at all to top the British chartssince Barry Manilow's 'Live In Britain' in1982). This week it's Whitney Houston's turnto enter straight in at no. 1. In third position amThe Beatles with Sgt. Pepper jumping 94 not-ches (!) after the showing of the Granada TVspecial 'It Was Twenty Years Ago Today' onJune 1; 60% of total sales come from CDs.

GERMANYWhile Whitney Houston's album entersstraight in at number 2, her single I HbrnaDance With Somebody jumps to the top fol-lowed by Johnny Logan and Madonna. BillyIdol's catchy new single Sweet Sixteen jumpsinto the top ID from 11 to 7 Good jumps too forJuergen Von Der Lippe with the comedy songGaren Morgen Liebe Sorgen (11-20) and DonnaAllen's .Serious (29-40). New in this week areCock Robin, %trillion, John Farnham's lat-est (Pressure Down). Samantha Fox, Erasure(Victim Of Law), Run DMC (It's Tricky).

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FRANCEThe top three has remained unchanged for anincredible five weeks, topped by Licence IV'scarnival tune Piens Boire Un Petit Coup A LaMatson. Two new additions to the top 10: Fe,Aid's Let /t Be, moves up to 8 from 14 and Ma-donna's La Isla Bonita shoots straight M at no.9. Other good moves are for Christine Roque'sPremiers Frissons DAmour (11-3), Jean -LucLaHaye's Djemila Des Lilac (16-23), U2'sWith Or Without You (17-32) and Europe's Car-rie, which moves to 20 from 39 in its secondweek. Only three other new entries lower downthe charts: Gerard Blanc with Une Aare His -mire, Boy Georges Everthing I Own and Pepsi& Shirlie's Heartache.

HOLLANDDraft Deutscher's Mixed Emotions remainson top for the second consecutive week. Whit-ney Houston jumps to the second position andJohnny Logan jumps five notches from 8 to 3.Spagna's Call Me enters the top 10 at 8 (com-ing from 1.3). Debuting this weak are LehiSifter's protest against apartheid called (Some-thing Inside) So Strong, U2's / Still Haven'tFound, Little Stereo's Bitter Fruit, PaoloConte with GB Impermeabili and GeorgeMichael's I Dina Your Sex. Herb Alpert's Dia-monds (with vocals by Janet Jackson) jumpsfrom 38 to 18, probably thanks to the showingof the wonderful video in 'Countdown. UK'sex -number one Judy Boucher's Cant Be WithYou Tonight jumps from 29 to 19.

ITALYAlthough Ferry Aid's Let It Be sticks at I, like-ly contenders are rising quickly up the Italiancharts; notably Whitney Houston and BoyGeorge, up four and fire places respectively.Dutch artist lUchenel moves up to 4 from 8with Dance Around The Ilbrld, and the Italianrepresentative to the Eurorision Song ContestRef & Tomi climbs to 7 from 12 with Genre DiMare (People Of The Sea'). Five new additionsthis week: Sabrina's Boys (in at II), Mandywith I Just Can't Mit, Tom Hooker with At-lantis, Via Verdi's You & Me and David Bo-wie's Day In Day Out.

SPAINAfter a drop Communards's The Multimix re-turns to the top this week. After the Comm.,nards come three CBS acts: French femalesinger Desireless with M&M's New Went fav-ourite Kwage Voyage, Spagna (Call Me), Ban-gles (I3)11k Like An Egyptian). Highest entry isfor Francesco Napoli who enters at 9 with yetanother M&M New Talent tip Balla Balla, thecompilation of Italian hit classics. Other entriesam Tonino with Holiday Rumba, Bon Joviwith Mu Give Love A Bad Name, Erasure's ItDoesnt Have To Be, CC Catch (Are thu ManEnough) and Hombres G, one of the bandsthat performed at the 'him 92' Festival with YCayo La Bornba. A good jump for U2's WithOr Without You (5-16).

AUSTRIAMadonna sticks at the number one position,followed by Bilgeri's slow ballad Some GirlsAre ladies (M&M New talent issue 16). Butanother contender is on its way: storming upthe chart from 23 to 3 is Austrian act Ecco withHewn. Highest new entry is for Johnny Lo -gas. Other entries are Tina Diener with WhatYou Get Is What You See and Whitney Hous-ton. Apart from Ecco, Europe's Carrie has agood move (15-21) and Veto's Call It Low(19-30).

DENMARKWhitney Houston moves up one notch to theno. 1 slot, followed by Australian singer JohnFarnham with You're The Wire and DepecheMode's Strangelove, which rise three and oneplaces respectively. No new additions to the top10 this week and only one move worth mention-ing: Simply Red's Infidelity, moving up to 11from 17. Three new entries: Prince's If I fibsYour Girlfriend (13), Erasure's Victim Of Love.

GREECEBoy George's Everything I Own moves up tono. 1, followed by new entries in second andthird place: Spagna's Call Me and Jody {Not-ice's Looking For A New Love. Danish actLaban move up five notches to no 7 with LoveIn Siberia and Wang Chung's Everybody Havean Tonight rises to 11 from 17.

ALBUMS OF THE WEEKan Jetty ,,Elackhearts

Joan Jett- Good Music- Polydor Hollywood Beyond. WEA

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STATION REPORTSSTATION REPORTS

Echo & Bunnymen- The Game AD Ben E King- Spread Myself RSH KielDue to the Whitson holiday,only limited reports have been

Curiosity Kir- Misfit Tom Petty- lammin MeBob Seger- Shake Down

Helmut Rademacher- Head ofMusic

received this week. Full re-ports resume next week.

SWANSEA SOUND - WalesKevin King. Head of Music

George Michael- Your SexOW Dissidenten- Telephone

RW Johnny Hates Jazz- DreamsNE Erasure- Victim Of Love

AD Millie Jackson- Your LoverKane Gang- Motor Town BR - Munich

John Farnham- Pressure DownIN George Kranz

Updated reports and playlistsBilly Idol- Sweet SixteenJanet Jackson- Principles

C Kruesken, P. Illman, S. TueddngB -Drive RADIO MI . Munich

additions from the major radio& tv stafions from 16 European

Living In A Box- ScalesCliff Richard- My Preny One

Fab five:John Farnham- The Voice

Armand Presser-Progr. Coord.Powerplay:

countries. Genesis- Throwing It AllLisa Lisa- Hmd 'M Toe

Herb Alpert- Keep Your EyeBilly Idol- Sweet Sixteen

Heart- Who Will RunTips:

RW : Record of the seekAD Additions to the playlist

Curiosity KTC- Misfit U2- I Still Haven't FoundMandy Winter- Julian

Poniard Bros- Soul CitySuzanne Vega- Lanka

NE : New Entry LP Whitney Houston- Whitney Eric Martin- Only Foolin'SH : Sure hitLP : Album of the seek IRELAND BIAS 2 - Berlin

Paul Carrack- When You WalkBlackfoot- Closest Thing

PF : Personal favouriteOW : One to watch SUNSHINE 'HOT HITS' 101

Rik De Lisle- DJ/Prod.AD Alison Moyet- Ordinary SFB(RIAS/Deutsthe Siblle/NOR - Berlin

CL : ClipST Studio

Colin Russel- MUSIC DirectorAD Nylons- Kiss Him Goodbye

Chris Rea- Let's Dan.Restless Heart- Loving You

Horst Hartwich- HI/Prod.RW Bryan Adorns- Hearts On

IN : Interview Bob Seger- ShakedownPseudo Echo- Funky Town

Blow Monkeys- The Day AfterDeacon Blue- Dignity

AD Restless Hear, Loving YouJennifer Rush- Flames

Expose- Point Of No Return Slade- Ooh La La In L.A. Iggy Pop- IsolationSammy Hagar- Give To Love Mmre & Reed- Soul Man

Trio Rio- Voulez VousUNITED KINGDOM

BBC RADIO 1- London GERMANYRE BremenAxel P. Sommerfeld HI

Diana Ross- Dirty LooksSH Diana Ross- Dirty Looks

Paul Williams- Sr. Prod.Charybusters: SWF Baden Baden

RW Claire Ceegan- Love Bombmore Gang- Motor Town

Laid Back- It's A ShameBoy George- Keep Me In Mind

She Campbell- Years GoChristians- Hoovers.°

Marl Uhlrich- DJ/Prod.AD Bob Seger. Shake Down

Echo & Bun,men- The GameAD XTC- Dear God

Peter Cornelius- UberdosisThompson Twins- The Bone

Clapton & TUDIRD TearingCuriosity Kir- Misfit

LP Mason Ramer- Gyp, BloodToyah- Desire

Alexander O'Neal- FakeT'Pau- Intimate Stranger

Dwight Yoakam- Sister

Terence T. D'Arby- WishingEcho & Bunnymen- The Game

Picnic ATWH- The Doors LP Deacon Blue- RaintownLL Cool I- Bad

RADIO 1- MunichGary Tessler. Head of Music

Genesis- Throwing It AllFreddie McGregor- Don't Want

SWF - Baden BadenUM Flank- DJ/Prod.

Warren ZevonFat Boys- Crushin'

Hitpick:Johnny Hates lair -Dreams

Prince- Your GirlfriendPercy Sledge- Cover Me

RW Miami Sound Machine- RhythmSH Alison Moyet- Ordinary BIBS - Cologne

SH Diana Ross- Dirty LooksNE Housemartins- Over -Excited

BBC RADIO LONDONDiana Ross- Dirty Looks

AD Bob Seger- Shake DownJon Shilling- Musical DO.LP Silencers- SL Paul

Moore & Reed- Soul ManPretenders- Hymn To Her

Tony Blackburn- HI/Prod.No new report received.

Roger Waters- Radio WavesLP Hollywood Beyond- If

OW The Jets- You Got It AllBoy George- Keep Me In Mind

IQ- PromisesPlaying Games- Titanic

CAPITAL RADIO - LondonToyah- Desire Breath- Jonah

Hunter- Ordinary ManBruce Cockburn- A Miracle

Declare Meehan/Jon Myer/MorkStory/Mike Childs

SWF - Baden BadenTill HofnieisMr- DJ/Prod. RTL Luxembourg

RADIO CHARIVARI - MunichRetard Ziegler- DJ/Prod.

Climbers:Breakfast Club- Right On

RW Bob Seger- Shake DownAD Miami Sound Machine- Rhythm

Frank Eichner- Prod.SH Diana Ross- Dirty Looks

AD G.Gayle & G.Morris- MakingBilgeri- Some Girls Are

Prince- Your GirlfriendCliff Richard- Pretty One

Sammy Hager- Give To LoveGeorge Michael- Your Sex

OW Whitesnake- Is This LoveRW Royal Jackson- Little Secret

Engelber, Dream Of MeWind- Niemehr So Allein

Terence T. D'Arby- WishingBig Supreme- Remind Me

LP John Hiatt- The FondlyDanielle Dm- Danielle Dax

LP Well Red- MotionJohn Hiatt- The Family

Don Maclean- To HaveDan Hill- Can't We Try

A ListAD Curiosity Kit- Misfit

Judas Pries, LiveRTL - Luxembourg RADIO CHARIVARI Nurenbem

B ListAD Chris Rea- Let's Dance

NDR - HamburgUwe Bohn- DJ/Prod.

Honey Bee Benson- DJ/Prod.LP Dan Fogelberg- Excited

Peter Rein- Music DirectorRW China Crisis- Arizona

C List .

AD Firm- StartrackingRW John Farnham- PressureAD IQ- Promises

SH Diana Ross- Dirty LooksBruce Springsteen- Bern

AD Raf & Tom, Gente Di MoreNew Edison- Blue Moon

Genesis- Throwing It All Pretty Maids- Love GamesThe Fools- Psycho Chicken

RW Tun Seehm- Where's The FireAlison Moyet- Ordinary

El DeBarge- The ChaseSH Sally Oldie.- Silver

PICCADILLY RADIO - ManchesterRobin Ross. Had of Music

Robbie Nevil- Well It IALP Living In A Box- Living

LP Stan Bush & Barrage- Touch PF Sweethearts Of The RodeoOW Whim, Houston- The Moment

AD Chris Rea- Let's DanceCliff Richard- Pretty One NDR - Homburg

RTL - LuxembourgRainer Mueller Delia- Prod. SR2/EUROPAWEL.LE SAAR

Genesis- Throwing It AllPrince- Your Girlfriend

Volker Thormaehlem DJ/Prod.RW Chris Rea- Le, Dance

RW Roger Waters- Radio WavesPretenders Hymn To Her

Adam Hahne- DJ/Prod.Hord & Heavy Charts:

Paul Brady- Steal Your HeartCarol Hitchcock- Get Ready

AD Blow Monkeys- The Day AfterMatia Bazar- Noi

LP John Hiatt- The FamilyMint Addict- Naked Eyes

NE Testament- The LegacyLee Aaron- Lee Aaron

Gregory Abbott- My AngelShalcatak- Something Special

George Michael- Your SexJohn Farnham- Pressure RADIO GONG 2000 - Munich

Warlock -The WitchesPretty Maids- Future World

Princess - Red HotAlexander O'Neal- Fake

Peter Richter- arils'LP Living In A Box- Living

Wager Freiwald- Music Dir,NE Modem Talking- Jet Airliner

Living Death- ProtectedMARS .- Project: Driver

Atlantic Starr- AlwaysF.M. Let Love Be The Leader WOR Cologne

Lou Gramm- Midnight BlueTerence Trent D'Arby- Stay

Testa - Mechanical ResonanceIN Fate

Sophie & Peter Johnson- TomClanton & Tamer- Turing Us

Budd. Kramer- DJ/Prod.ScklagermUye:

Whitney Houston- Wanna Dance TestaSlayer

Luchandra- Shy Girllack 'n Chill- The lack That

AD Haindling- Du SiehstPseudo Echo- In A Dream

RADIO GONG - NurenbergArno Mueller- Music Dir. RADIO XANADU . Munich

Curiosity KW- Misfit Destiny- Guardian Of My SoulSammy Hagar- Give To Love

PoweiPlaY:Tina Tuner- Every Rule

Fredl Kogel & Ernie LangeRW George Michael- Your Sex

METRO RADIO - NewcastleGiles Squire- DJ/Sr. Prod.

Whitest:ale- Is This LoveJohnny Hates Jazz- Dreams

RW Johnny Logan- Hold Me NowNE Billy Idol- Sweet Sixteen

LP Whitney Houston- WhitneyPF Other Ones- Holiday

AD Genesis- Throwing It AllPrincess- Red Hot WOK - Cologne

I. VD Lippe- Guten MorgenWilliam Pitt- City Lights

IN MonitionSmokey Robinson

Billy Idol- Sweet SixteenBryan Adams- Hearts On

Hans Holger Knocke- DJPF Chria Rea- Let's Dance

The Cure- Why Can't I Be YouLP Whitney Houston- Whitney

ABC

FRANCE

RTL ParisMonique Is Maas- Had of Progr.PF Arnold Turbot., Envahiso

J. Schulteis- Va Te FaireStephan Eicher CombienFleetwood Mac- Big LoveNik Kershaw- James Cagney

NRJ - ParisMax Qum'. DixNE J. Schuheis- Vas Te Fairs

Simple Minds- Promised YouClub Nouveau- Lean On Me

EUROPE 1- ParisAlbert Emsalem- Progr. Dir.Hitpamde Des Club:NE Sandra- Lenten

Beclrie Bell- Let Me Know

EUROPE 1- ParisYves Bigot- DJ/Prod.AD Hurrah, Love Could Kill

Gary Moore- FridayMarillion- IncommunicadoSuzanne Vega- Lanka

LP The Cure- Kiss Me

RMC ParisYvonne Lebrun- Progr. Dir.1-10pamde:NE David & Jonathan- Bella Vita

Marc Lavoine- Meme SiGerard Blanc- HistoireBoy George- Everything I OwnThe Cure- Why Can't 113e YouWilliam Pitt- City Lights

Hit des Clubs:NE Billy Oman- Love Really

The Cute- Why Can't I Be YouCommunards- So ColdThe Caravan- Somewhere

FUN FM -Network (50 cities)KM. Aoramoussi- Progr. Dir.NE Living In A Box- Living

Billy Idol- Sweet SixteenViktor Lazio- BreathlessVanessa Paradis- ToxicGeorge Michael- Your SexPerry Sledge- When A ManCathy Clare, Porque1999- Ca Faisat Si Lo,temps

HIT FM - ParisCatherine Costa- ProgrammerNE Little Steven- Bitter Fruit

Alain Chamfor, Avec VousSamantha Fox- Stop Me Now

Heavy rotation:Breakfast Club- Right OnU2- With Or Without YouMadonna- La Isla BonitaCrowded House- Don't Dream

SUD RADIO - ToulouseMarie Anne Roig- Prone Dir.AD Stephan Eicher- Combien

Images- Le Coeur En ExilAnnabelle- Lawrence D'Arabe

NE Tina Tuner- Every RuleSH Depeche Mode- Strangelove

Compagnie Creole- A.I.E.Zak- Movement PerpetuelCorynne Charby- Pile Clu Face

HOLLAND

NOS - HilversumFrits Spits- DI/Prod.No new tepee received.

VERONICA HilversumLex Harding- Front Din.RW Piet Veermars TogetherPF Smokey Robinson- My Tears

Paul Carrack- In The RoomVrijbuiters- Geluk Is NietJulien Ciao- Helene

VERONICA - HilversumAlfred Lagarde- DJ/Prod. & KeesBars- DJ/Prod.OW Bryan Adams- Hearts On

Genesis- Throwing It AllRobert Cray- Right Next DoorDe Dijk- Mag Het Licht nilMarillion- IncommunicadoCuriosity KTC- MisfitHelloise- So Close To Love

AVRO HilversumMeta de Vries- DJ/Prod.REV Tip:

Mel & Kim- F.L.M.OW Paul Carrack- In The Room

Chris Rea- Let's DanceFun Fun- Gimme Some LoveShaliatak- Something SpecialCarly Simon- All Night

NCRV - HilversumDap De Groot. Prod.Favorietschijt

George Baker- AmericaJulien Clerc- HeleneBob Marley- JanuninBlow Monkeys- The Day After

CD:The Beatles- Sgt. PepperOST- Beverly Hills Cop IIStephanie Mills- Your Woman

TROS HilversumParadeplaut:

Chris Rea- let's Dance

CFN BrunssumLou Rowland- Music DirectorLP Steve Jones- MercyRW Hart- AloneSH Marianne Faithful, Tmrs Go

Nik Kershaw- lames CagneyRoger Waters- Radio Waves

BELGIUM

RADIO 21 - BrasseissClaude Delacroix/Rody LeonetRW Echo & Buonymen- The GamePF George Michael- Your Sex

Les Ableters JeunesmLP World Party- Resolution

Johnny Hates Jazz- DreamsBlue Deacon- Dignity

BRUXELLES 21 BrusseissJ.P. Moldier- DJ/Prod.AD Doom- Serious

Chris Rea- Lees DanceLaid Back- Ifs A Game

RTBF RADIO 2 - HainautG. Geron/D. Harbieux/P. launiauxTop 3:

Johnny Logan- Hole Me NewTina Charles- I Love To LoveChristine Roque- Premiers

PF Raf & Toni- Genie Di MareNE Whitney Houston- Warms Dance

Jo Lemaire- Stand UpLP Wdliam Sheller- Univers

BRF EupenGuy Janssens- DJ/Prod.NE Gary Moore- Friday

Tim Turner- Every RulePin Veerman- Sailin' Home

SH Erasure- Victim Of LoveStmngeways- Only A Fool

PF Gino Vannelli- Wild HorsesOW Chris Isaak- Blue Hotel

SWITZERLAND

DRS 3C Alispach- Music Cooed.AD Mighty Sparrow- South Africa

Act- Snobbery & DecayJulian Dawson- Your AbsenceJulian Dawson- Tao ShotsJohn Hiatt- MmotimeRun DMC- Ifs TrickySpar Of Dutiny- AliveWard Bros- Madness Of It All

LP Jennifer Warners Raincoat

RS11- GenmaJ .P.Allenbach/C.ColombaraTop 3:

Madonna- La Isla BonitaSpagna- Call MeFerry Aid- Let It Be

NE Mel & Kim- RespectableMichel Fugain- Viva La Via

AUSTRIA

OE 3 - ViennaGunther Lesjak- DI/Prod.RW Erasure- Victim Of Love

SH George Michael- To. SeaLP Jennifer Warner- RaincoatPF U2- I Still Haven't FoundOW Cock Robin- The Comer

ITALY

RAI STEREO DUE - RomeMaurizio Ripon- dlr.F. Acampra/A. Morabito/M. Sole-DJ/Prod.No new report received.

RADIO ONE - FlorenceStefano Damasceni- DJ/Prod.RW George Michael- Your SexAD OMD- Shame

De.niece Williams- Never SayAlison Moyet- Ordinary Girl

SH Boy George- Keep Me In MindCutting Crew- Any ColourU2- I Still Haven't Found

NE Janet Jackson- PrincipleDiana Rom- Dirty LooksJill Jones- Mia Boca

LP Whitney Houston- WhitneyZucchero For:molar, Blue's

RADIO DEEJAY MilanDario Usual- HIRW DeBarge- Dance All NightAD Alexander O'Neal- Whispers

Hue & Cry- I RefuseLittle Steven- No More PartyTracy Spencer- Casanova

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SH George Michael- Your SexNE John Farnham- Pressure

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EUROPEAN PLAYLIST REPORTS

U.K. RADIO AIRPLAY REPORTMost played records in England during the weekof publication on the following stations: BBC I,BBC 2, Capital Radio, Radio London and themajor independents.

L U2- I Still Haven't Found2. Erasure- Victim Of lwve3, Samantha Fox- Nothing, Gomm Stop Me4, ABC- When Smokey Sings5. Little Steven- Bitter Fruit6. Whitney Houston- I Wanna Dance7 Boy George- Keep Mein Mind8. Suzanne Vega- Luka9 E. Clanton & T. larner- Tearing Us Apart10. Pepsi @ Shirlie- Goodbye StrangerII. Genesis- Throwing It All Away12. Curiosity Killed The Cat- Misfit13, Prince- III Was Your Girlfriend14. Donna Allen- Serious15. Echo & The Bunnymen- The Game16. Marillion- Incommunicado17 Johnny Hates Jam- Shattered Dreams18. Bruce Willis- Under The Boardwalk19 Beastie Boy, No Sleep 110 Brooklyn20 Alison Moyet- Ordinary Girl

MEDIA CONTROL GERMANYFrom the airplay hitparade from Media Controlincluding 29 radio channels. For more info pleasecontact Media Control - Postfach 625, 117570Baden Baden, .1: (0)7221-33066

I. Whitney Houston- I Wanna Dance2. Madonna- La Isla Boni.3. Billy Idol- Sweet Sixteen4. Johnny Logan- Hold Me Nov5 Living In A Box- Living In A Box

Depeche Mode- Strangelove7. Deo Harrow- Don't Break My Heart8. Fleetwood Mac- Big Love9 Gino Vannelli- Wild Horses10 Cock Robin- lust Around The Comer11. Lionel Richie- Se La12. Suzanne Vega- Luba13. The Housemartins- Five Get Over -Excited14. Tina Turner- Break Every Rule15. Spagna- Call Me16. J. Rush & E. John- Flames Of Paradise17, Udo Lindenberg- Horeont18. Bonnie Bianco- Miss You SoM. Johnny Hales Jazz- Shattered Dreams20 Heart- Alone

MEDIA CONTROL AUSTRIAMost played records as checked by Media Controlon the national channel OE 3 and Radio Brenner.

1. Madonna- La Isla Bonita2. Echo- Hexen3. Prince- Sign Of The Times4. Karl Peyer- Romeo & Julia5 Johnny Logan- Hold Me Now6. Whitney Houston- 1 Wanna Dance7. Rizzi & Rat- Gen. Di Mare8. John Farnham- You're The Voice9. Starship- Nothing, Gonna Stop Us

10 Fleetwood Mac- Big LoveIL Level 42- To Be With You Aga.U. Klaus Pruenster- Zeig Mir Den Weg13. Heart -Alone14. Fasten Sealbelt- Sweet Perfume15. Europe- Carrie

MEDIA CONTROL FRANCEFrom the airplay hitparades provided by MediaControl France. For more info please contact Me-dia Control France -29131v Tauter - 67000 Stras-bourg - Fran. - ml: (88)366580.

Radios Peripheriques (AM Stations):Gold- Calicoba

2. Johnny Hallyday- l'Oublierai Ton Nom3. Julien Clerc.. Helene4. U2- With Or Without You5. Les Innocents- Iodic6. Fiance Gall- Babacar7. Tina Charles- I Le. To Love& Francis Cabrel- B Faudra Leur Dire9. Lio- le Casse Tout Ce Q. le Touche

10 Elli Medeiros- A Bail. Calypso11. Kaxero- Thai Na Na12. Niagara- Quad La Ville Dort13. Madonna- La Isla Boni.Id. David Bowie- Day In Day OutIS Gerard Blanchard- Elie Voulait Revoir..16 Philippe Laval - Kole SereIT. Graxiella- Le Pull Over BlancIS Emmanuelle- Rien Q. Tai19. Dennis Twist Tb Dis Sue Tu20 Nick Kamen- Each Time You Break

Radios FM:I. Madonna- La Isla Boni.2. U2- With Or Without You3. The Cure -Why Can't 1 Be You4. Spagna- Call Me5. France Gall- Babacar

Mylene Farmer- Tr...7 Europe- Carrie8. Depeche Made- Strangelove9 Niagara- Quaid La Vile Dort10 Communards- So Cold The NightII, Lio- Je Cease Tout Ce Que le Touche12, Prince- Sign Of The Tim.13. Pepsi & Heartache

14. Les Innocents -Jodie16 Bashi- Promises16. Kool & The Gang- Stone Love17 Ferry Aid- Let It Be

Corynne Charby- Pile Ou Face19. Gerard Blanchard- Elle Voulait Revoir..20 Durso Duren- Skin Trade

MEDIA CONTROL SWITZERLANDMost played records as checked by Media Controlon the national channel DRS I, DRS 3, Coleur 3and 3 private stations.For tan re info please et Media Control, PostPassage 2 Basel 4002,contalel: 61 - 228989.

1. Whitney Houston- I Wanna Dance2. Suzanne Vega- Lida3. Madonna- La Isla Bonita4. Cock Robin- Just Around The Comer5. John, Logan- Hold Me Now6. Depeche Mode- Strangelove7. Starship- Nothing's Gonna Stop Us8. Billy Idol- Sweet Sixteen9 U2- With Or Without You

la Living In A Box- Living In A BoxII. Swing Out Sister- Twilight World12. Tani & Rat- Genie Di Mare13. Boy George- Everything I Own14. John Farnham- Pressure Down15. J. Rush & E. John- Flames Of Paradise16. Crowded House- Don't Dream It's Over17. Little Stemen- Bitter Fruit18. Prince- III Was Your Girlfriend19. FAli Medeiros- A Bailar Calypso20 Kinks- Lost And Found

STICHTING NEDERLANDSE TOP 40Airplay checked on Radio 2 and 3, the Dutch na-tional pop channels. For info contact StichlingNederland.Top 40, PO Box 709 1200AS Hilver-sum, id: (0)35 - 231647.

1. Roberto Jacketti- Artivederci2. Whitney Houston- I Wan. Dance3 Crowded House- Don't Dream It's Over4. Level 42- To Be With You Again5. Johnny Logan- Hold Me Now6. Mixed Emotions- You Want Love7. UB40- Watchdogs8. Madonna- La Isla Bonita9. Jan Hammer- Crockett's Theme10 Het Goede Doel- NooduitgangU. Andre van Du.- Bingo12. Lois Lane- Break It Up13. Paul Carmen- City Walls14. Fleetwood Mac- Big Love15. Snaps- Call Me16. Gino Vannelli- Wild Horses17. Club Nouveau- Lean On MeIt, Mix.- Sitting On Top Of The World19 Herb Alpert- Diamonds20 Blow Monkeys- Celebrate The Day After

SER - SPAINTTe 20 hest played records in Spain from Cuare.Principal., crwering the major Spanish stations.

L David Bowie- Day In Day Out2. Common ards- Multimix3. Spagnit- Call Me4. Le Union- De Aqui Alla5. Bach. Pop- Viste.6. Simply Red- The Right Thing

Ortiumla Mondiagon- Corazon De Neon8. Europe- Rock The Night9. U2- 91. Or Without You10. Paolo Salvatore- Yo Tetgo Una Maier11. Tine Turner- What You Gm Is What You12. Magic Mix- 11c Lac Tic Tao

' 13. Agustin Pantoja- Contra El Vie.14. Houremartins- Caravan Of Love16 Fleetwood Mac- Big Love16 Francesco Napoli- Balla...Balla17. Berlin °shortie- Besando18. Various- Raul Mix19. Angeles Del Intierno- Joven Para Morir20 Cue. Chinos- Quatro Mexicans

RAI - ITALYMost played records as compiled from RAI StereoDue.

1. Fiordaliso- II C.to Dell Estate2, George Michael- I Want Your Sex3. Ensure- It Doesn't Have Tb Be4. Zucchero- Con Le Mani5. Johnny Hates Jean- Shattered Dreams6 Swing Out Sister- Twilight World7. Simple Minds- Live In The City Of LightS. Mike Francis- Suddenly Back To Me9. Picnic Al The White House- Successlb Modern Talking- let AirlinerIL Cock Robin- Just Around The Corner12, Living In A Box- Living In A Box13. AM Jones- M. Bocce14. Prince- If I Was Your Girlfriend16 Rat & Toad- Genie Di Mare16. Nan Daniel.- Vita MiaP. Vasco Rossi- C'E an Dice NoIR Simply Red- Infidelity19. Lithe Steven- Bitter Fruit20 Alison Moyer- Ordinary Girl

What about Europe?More and more international hits are created in EuropaEvery week almost 30°/e of the hits on Billboard's Hot 100originate from one of the 18 European markets.

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