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THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPERVOL. 3, NUMBER 26 FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1975

WABX CHANGESPD'S/ALTERS

FORMATR&R learned in an exclusive

conversation with John Detz,General Manager of WABX-Detroit,that the station has decided to gointo a more commercial format.Detz acknowledge that John Petewas no longer the program director.According to Detz "...we are goingafter an older audience...the marketis changing so drastically we justneed to alter a bit and become morecommercial. John also commentedthat WABX would be attempting tore-establish an identity-. No new PDhas yet been named and more explicit comments on the formatchange were not discussed of thistime.

WHAT YOU SAWWAS NOT

WHAT YOU GOT. We regret any misinterpretation

resulting from last week's frontpage picture layout. Under thebanner headline about the payolaindictments appeared the picturesof Clive Davis and Jay Lasker. Bothpictures were for separate stories.Clive was vindicated of payola whenhe was indicted only for income taxevasion and Jay Lasker was piclured for forming his new companyAriola America. Sometimes youreally can't see the words because ofthe ink, or the forest for the trees.

FCC RULINGSAM stations wishing to up their

power, or daytimers wishing to increase their broadcast timehavenewhope, according to new rules issuedlast Friday by the FCC. The newrules will also permit new day orfulltime licenses to areas with fewerthan two radio stations during therelevant portion of the broadcastday.

Proposals for new fuiltimestations would be accepted by theCommission if the facility wouldprovide a first or second night-timeoutlet for the community, eventhough its daytime operation mightresult in more than two broadcastservices to a community TheCommission maintained as analternative , a showing that at least25 percent of the area of populationserved by the new station wouldreceive aural service for the firsttime... The new rules also modified theprocess of applying for power in-creases and or frequency changes.

Further new modifications involvethe creation of a 2.5 KW power stepin the power classification system.This is an interim between the 1 KWand 5 KW, which as the Commission

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FCC ON DOUBLE BILLING& HYPOING

PAGE 4WB SUES ALICE COOPER

AND MORE LATE NEWS, PAGE 14

WQXI's music director John Leader, was surprised by several Elektra-Asylum promotion people as they broughthim a copy of Judy Collins' new record 'Send In The Clowns'. WQXI PD Scott Shannon told Leader he was toreceive a presentation from a couple of clowns...he never saw the pie coming. Pictured in these action shots are(Left to right) Mike Randell (seated) E/A promo; Jim Davenport, Indy promo; Mike Suttle, E/A promo and headpie thrower; Steve Wax, VP of E/A promotion; and of course pie faced John Leader, caught on the air.

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RADIORADIO NEWS

MAKING WHOOPIEKERN -Bakersfield designated the

first day of summer as "WhoopieDay" at the station. Listenerscoming into the station with theword "Whoopie" drawn, painted orwritten on their bodies somewherewere awarded a six-pack of Bubble -Up. At the end of the afternoonKE RN's Russ Gerber acted as judgeto award the best "whoopie" acamera. Gerber told R&R that thewinner was ". . . a 19 year old girlwho used her imagination to paintthe two "O's" to her advantage."

AT THE SOUNDOF THE PIG

WERC-Birmingham held their"Great All American Rib -Off," tiedin with Kentucky Fried Chicken'snew Rib Dinners. Listeners called inwhen they heard the sound of the pigto win a free dinner. In a practically -Bicentennial celebration, the stationis holding a concert with LynyrdSkynyrd on the U.S.' 199th birthday.All tickets are specially priced at$1.99.

WQXI AM MANPLAYS XMAS MUSIC

Gary McKee, the WQXI morningman has been slipping in a Christ-mas song a day for the past week.Listeners have been calling in toquestion him and -or complain. Garyhas been denying to the callers thathe played any Christmas songssaying . . "Don't you knowChristmas isn't until December."Gary has also been taping the callsand playing them on the air. Hasbeen a funny bit.

WWCO THANKSWWCO-Waterbury is holding their

"Number One Day" at a localamusement park to thank theirlisteners for making them number

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one. The event, held every year,features free rides in the park,food, a beach party and a special"Miss Super Co -O Bikini Contest."

FIRE PREVENTIONKCBQ-San Diego is tying in with

Michael Murphey's "Wildfire" bygiving away real live ponies to call -in listeners with the best ideas onfire prevention in SouthernCalifornia.

HORROR SHOWKSLY-San Luis Obispo's "Captain

Buffoon," morning man for the -

station, MC'd their "Friday the 13thMidnight Horrow Show" to a sold outhouse. The Captain has been makinga number of personal appearanceslately, everything from beautycontest to dressing up as "The GreatKrudnick," (who is a regular on hisshow), to attending a local highschool's graduation dance to per-form magical weddings that onlylast thirty minutes and awardingwedding -graduation presents fromKSLY. The station is also hidingStephen Stills LP's around the cityand then promoing on the air wherelisteners can "Steal Stills."

SPECIAL WEEKENDSKGGO-Des Moines is celebrating

two special weekends. First is"Captain Fantastic Weekend,"featuring Eltonsongs all during thespecial, and giving away a completeElton library via postcard drawing.The second celebration is "Beach -inWeekend." Phone in callers winCoppertone suntan lotion and BeachBoy's albums.

CHARITY RAISERKIOA-Des Moines' personalities

manned the phones and entertainedlisteners during the "First AnnualIowa Variety Club Telethon." Over$150,000 was raised for the crippledchildren society. TV ears par-ticipating in the telethon includedMonty Hall, Artie Johnson andCloris Leachman.

MEMORIAL FUNDStriker McGuire has opened the -

Chris Cooper Memorial Fund,benefiting the late WOKY jock'sfamily. Donations, made payable toJohn Chris Cooper Memorial Fund,should be sent to Striker at WPEZ, 1Allegheny Sp., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15212.Donations will be on deposit at thePittsburgh National Bank.

WILDFIRE BIKESListeners calling Y100 -Miami

when they hear Michael Murphey's"Wildfire" won "Wildfire" 10 speedbikes on the Tom Birch show.

THE PINBALL WIZARDKAFY-Bakersfield is looking for

that city's "Pinball Wizard."Listeners pit their pinball skills at alocal arcade, highest registeredscore wins the grand prize of awaterbed, $20 gift certificate, anddinner for two.

I Q ON THE BEACHWDRQ-Detroit is holding their

"Beachin Weekend," giving awaybeach things, towels, beach -balls,etc., using their "I Q on the Beach"logo during the giveaway.

COMING IN R&R:

INTERVIEWS WITH

* KENT BURKHART

* WILLIS DUFF (ERA)

* JAY LASKER

and a special featureWHAT HAPPENED TOTOP 40 RADIO?

WRKO-Boston's morning man Dale Dorman has been appointed NewEngland Chairman of the Jerry Lewis Skate-A-Thons for MuscularDystrophy. Dale proved to be a sport by participating hemself in theevent. He's shown here with the Chapter Poster child.

WVOP-Vida Ha's Ken Curtis and Rabick on the Radio fought off the badluck of Friday the 13th by spending the day in bed while doing their airshifts.

The Buffalo Zoo has a new attraction for it's 100th birthday party -- WK-BW's 6-10 PM jock, Jim Quinn. Jim was locked in the Cat House (adream come true?) for his 10-5 PM Saturday afternoon show whilefellow d.j.'s Dan Neaverth and Jon Summers asked the audience tocome by and bail out Jim with donations to the Zoo's renovationprogram.

The KQWB "Male Chauvanist Pigs" played the North Dakota /omen'sFastpitch Softball Champions. Charlie Foxx (pictured here) iid he'dburn his bra if the Pigs lost . . , they did, and he did. The ,occasionbrought throngs of listeners to the park.

PAGE 4 RADIO & RECORDS FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1975

RADIOTHE FCC

[So You Can Understand It]The Commission has proposed amending its rules prohibiting

fraudulent (double) billing, and has proposed new rules pertaining todistortion of audience ratings ("hypoing") and licensee -conductedcontests.

It said it was acting because though it had cautioned licensees foryears against these practices, the activities have continued, andcomplaints have indicated, may be increasing.

Fraudulent BillingIn 1966, the Commission adopted rules prohibiting fraudulent billing

practices by broadcast licensees. Such rules were amended by the FCCin 1970.

The Commission stated that in recent years, however, a number ofinstances had come to its attention in which licensees had engaged in"net -work clipping" -- falsely certifying to networks with which theywere affiliated that they had broadcast certain network programs intheir entirety where in fact stations had deleted portions of the networkprograms or had not carried the programs at all.

Accordingly, in 1973, the Commission issued a Public Notice entitled" 'Clipping' of Radio and Television Network programs." Therein itcautioned licensees it considers falsely certifying that network material-- whether advertising, program content or other material -- has beencarried to be a use of licensed facility for fraudulent purposes, andraises serious questions as to the licensee's qualifications to hold abroadcast authorization.

The Commission also stated similar questions were raised when alicensee furnished false information regarding the broadcast ofprograms supplied by any other party with which the licensee has en-tered into a contract or any other agreement obligating the licensee toprovide specified information concerning the broadcast of programmatter supplied by that party.

Examples include commercial announcements sold by a syndicatoror program packager that the licensee has agreed to broadcast asconsideration for receiving the right to broadcast and where sportsclubs or leagues which make available play-by-play broadcasts of theirteams in consideration of the stations' agreements to carry thebroadcasts in full, including commercial matter.

The FCC said it proposed to amend its fraudulent billing rules to in-clude such types of agreements and materials. The Commission alsoinvited comment on a revised Public Notice giving examples of theapplicability of the amended fraudulent billing rules.

"Hypoing"The FCC explained that audience surveys were conducted by rating

services to determine what percentage of the potential radio ortelevision audience was or had been viewing or listening to a particularprogram or station. Licensees and networks use these ratings todetermine the relative popularity of their programs. They also arerelied upon by advertisers in determining what programs to sponsor.

in an effort to gain an advantage over competitors, some licenseesand permittees have engaged in special promotions during or precedingthe rating period to temporarily increase a station's rating and thuscreate a false impression that the rating is larger than it is. Thesepromotions have included' contests, special give-aways rewarding thepublic for tuning to a station and substantially increased advertisedcampaigns timed with a rating period.

Continued on page 35

The KFRC/San Francisco "Summer Jam," featured all summerlong, includes giveaways of these customized T -Shirts.

WHBQ-Memphis decided to see if they could beat 13Q's "Biggest Sign" promotion, askinglisteners to make the biggest sign "WHBQ is Number 1." The promotion created a trafficsnarl in front of the station, 50 signs were spread and hung all over the station's studios.Winning sign was 20 by 100 feet. Shown here is one of the "smaller" signs.

The local YMCA, The Cancer Society and WFRL-Freeport were the co-sponsors of a 200mile run-a-thon to benefit the Cancer Society recently. A run-a-thon is similar to a walk-a-thon except everyone must run!! Local businesses donated money on a per -mile basis.WFRL personalities kicked off the event. Here at the starting line are (left to right);Operations Manager Terry Bobzien; Music .Director Don Martin; Salesman John Uthlaut;GM Dick Greene (holding Brewster the Rooster); local businessman Lee Rosentiel; andFreeport Mayor Mark McLeroy. By day's end almost 300 miles were run by radio per-sonalities and "Y" members, with pledges of $1500.

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WJON-St. Cloud is kicking off their new promotional campaign with the theme "You've GotA Friend." The logo shown here will appear on their playlists, ads, T -Shirts, etc. During thepromotion, they will be announcing names chosen randomly from phone books. If the personhears their name (or if a "friend" tells them about it) and calls the station within 5 minutes,they win one of the custom T -Shirts.

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RADIO &RECORDSPAGE 6 FRIDAY. JULY 4. 1975

THEHOTTEST:EAGLES

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PARALLEL ONE

WFIL/ PHILADELPHIAJoel Denver

Mike PostThree Dog NightJanis IanHOTGladys Knight 107Elton "Saved" 18.10Gwen McCrae 1613War 24-19

WPGC/BALTIMOREJim Elliott

K.C. & SunshineGlen CampbellBarry ManilowHOTEagles 4-110CC 7.4Bee Gees 13-7Elton "Saved" 21.11Bazuka 27.16

WABC/NEW YORKSonya Jones

Melissa ManchesterBazukaHOTFrankie Valli 2-1Paul McCartney 11-5Pilot 18-7Jessi Colter 14-1110CC 27-16Olivia 37-26Eagles 35.29

WO XI/AT LANTAJohn Leader

Amazing Rhythm AcesHamilton, Joe FrankJames TaylorHOTVan McCoy 2-1Ray Stevens 11-6Eagles 18-8Gladys Knight 27-19

WLS/CHICAGOJim Smith

EaglesGwen McCraeHOTPaul McCartney 10-6Olivia 17.1010CC 19-14

WPEZ/PITTSBURGHCharlie Lake

Bee GeesK.C.& SunshineHot ChocolateDalhil BowieHOTVan McCoy 8-4Paul McCartney 9910CC 12.8Maio, Harris 20-16

WR KO/BOSTONChristy Wright

Johnny WakelinTravis WammackHOTCaptain & Tennille 2.1AWB 9-5Frankie Valli 13-6Bee Gees 16-10Elton "Saved" 26-13James Taylor 271,4

KFRC/SAN FRANCISCODave Sholin

Hamilton, Joe FrankJohnny WakelinLynyrd SkynyrdHOTFrankie Valli 4-210CC 11-7Eagles 17-11War 22-12Bazuka 24-13Bee Gees 25-19

CK LW/DETROITRosalie Trombley

K.C. & SunshineSharon PaigeDawnBob SegerTemptationsHOTVan McCoy 4310CC 10-8Eagles 2311Paul McCartney 19-13Elton "Saved" 20-14

KSTP/MINNEAPOLISChuck Knapp

Janis IanJohnny RiversHOTEagles 5-3Major Harris 10.5Linda Ronstadt 12.8

KDWB/MINNEAPOLISJohn Sebastian

BazukaWarJanis IanHOTJohnny Wakelin 101Paul McCartney. 12-5Bee Gees 15.7

- Eagles 16-9

KHJ/LOS ANGELESCharlie Van Dyke

SmokeyOsmonds "The Proud Ones"Ray StevensHamilton, Joe FrankDwight TwilleyHOTCaptain & Tennille 1.110CC 13-8Bazuka 2010Eagles 19.11Frankie Valli 25-16

KLIF/DALLASMikie Baker

Gladys KnightGlen CampbellHudson BrosJohnny RiversHOTPilot 7-2Paul McCartney 10710CC 15-10Elton "Saved" 19-12Bee Gees 27.17

WPIX/NEW YORKNeil McIntyre

WarDawnBazukaHamilton, Joe Frank

HOTPaul McCartney 9-5Pilot 12-8Gladys Knight 14-1010CC 17-11Melissa Manchester 20-15

13Q/PITTSBURGHMark Shand

James TaylorHOTVan McCoy 92Paul McCartney 6-310CC 9-6K.C.& Sunshine 28-14

K100/LOS ANGELESEric Chase

Gladys KnightJames TaylorWarJackson FiveHOTVan McCoy 3-1Bazuka 19-6Major Harris 17-11Gwen McCrae 2519

WOR 0/DETROITSteve Rivers

Islay BrosK.C. & SunshineHOTVan McCoy 2.1David Bowie 9-3Earth, Wind & Fire 8-4Captain & Tennille 12-6

Z93/ATLANTADale O'Brian

Mike PostFreddy FenderHamilton, Joe FrankJames TaylorAmbrosiaHOTEagles 15-7

Bee Gees 2411 .,

Melissa Manchester 19-13Amazing Rhythm Aces 28-18

99X/NEW YORKAl Casey

Gwen McCraeJessi ColterOliviaHOTFrankie Valli 1.1Pilot 7-4Gladys Knight 17.9

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WK8W/BUFFALOJim Quinn

Elton "Saved"HOTPilot 3-2Van McCoy 11-7Frankie Valli 1912Heywoods 26-15Paul McCartney 21.16

V100/MIAMITom Birch

Dwight TwilleyBee GeesAWBJames TaylorHOTFrankie Valli 4-3

/ Elton "SavedMelissa Manchester 18-10I OCC 23-16

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PARALLEL TWO

K1OA/DES MOINESPeter McClain

Hamilton, Joe FrankHollies ,

HOT10cc 11.2Olivia 13.8Eagles 17-9Bee Gem 25.13

1NHBQ/MEMPHISGeorge Klein

Barry ManilowMike PostHamilton, Joe Frank

HOTVan McCoy 102Olivia Newton-JOhn 12-710CC 18-8War 29.15

WAVZ/NEW HAVENLes Garland

Mike PostHamilton, Joe FrankJames TaylorOrleansJohnny WakelinHOTCaptain & Tennille 31Michael Murphey 5-2Eagles 6410CC 139Bee Gees 24-12Bazu ka 23- 16

KAKC/TULSAGary Stevens

WarGwen McCraeHamilton, Joe FrankSweet1-10TMelissa Manchester 3-1Elton "Saved" 7-210CC 149Van McCoy 15-10Mike Post 18-11

KJR/SEATTLE

Hudson BrosJanis IanJohnny RoversSweetPablo CruiseHOTMike Post 5-3Paul McCartney 64Eagles 14-9Elton "Saved" 15.11Bee Gees 25-18

8100/SAN DIEGOBobby Rich

David BoWieStephen StillsJohnny RiversHOTVan McCoy 23-8Eagles 199Bee Gees 22.10Ambrosia 21.12Janis Ian 29-13

WSAUCINCINNATIBob Goode

Freddy FenderPaul AnkaHOTPaul McCartney 13-8Judy Collins 17-13Johnny Rivers 20-15Gwen McCrae22-16Mike Post 24-17

VVZUU/MI LWAUKEEChris Curtis

Gwen McCraeJames TaylorHOTPaul McCartney 3-1Van McCoy 15-7AWB 18-14

KAFY/BAKERSFIELDChris Conner

James TaylorDawnHOTMike Post 1-1Van McCoy 6-210CC 10-4Eagles 13-7Olivia 15-9Melissa Manchester 22-14

KFIOY/SACRAMENTOMichele Pettis

WarRingo "Vienna"Johnny RiversMike PostHamilton, Joe FrankHOT10CC 20.12Van McCoy 13-6Bazuka 21-14Bee Gees 24-15

KGGO/DESMOINESTed Scott

BazukaHamilton, Joe 'rankHOTPaul McCartney 6-2Olivia11-510CC 10-7Bee Geei 27.20

WINW/CANTONB.J. Guinn

Joe SimonDwight TwilleyHOTCaptain & Tanning 1.1Paul McCartney 64Bea Gaes 2310Melissa Manchester 20-11

WGRD/GRAND RAPIDSRon White

Bee GeesHOTPilot 6-2Van McCoy 134Jesse Colter 16-11Elton "Saved" debut 13

WOW/OMAHATom Barsanti

Johnny WakelinWarMFSBBad CoHOTPaul McCartney 7-210CC 10-7Olivia 13-8Bee Gees 16-9Eagles 2010 ,

W VOV/H UNTS VI LEKen Maynor

Glen Campbell10CCCharlie RichJames TaylorHOTEagl'es 3-1Paul McCartney 8-6War 18-10Dawn 19-15Janis Ian 21.16

VVLAC/NASH VI LLEDick Kent -

Johnny RiversK.C. & SunshineJanis IanHOTBee Gees 1-110CC 6-2War 11-9

WJDX/JACKSON,Dave Perkins

BTOK.C. & SunshiineJamesTaylorHOTMajor Harris 6-3Paul McCartney 8.410CC 11-8Ray Stevens 15-9Gladys Knight 20-14

WSGA/SAVANNAHJerry Rogers

James TaylorK.C. & SunshineHOTPilot 5-3Bee Gees 7-6Melissa Manchester 19-9War 26.20

Z96/GRAND RAPIDSBill Gamble

DawnBad CoHOTEagles 12.5Jessi Colter 137Van McCoy 14.8Bazuka 21.13Bee Gees 24-16Gwen McCrae 26.19

WMYQ/MIAMIDean Mitchell

ZZ TopFlash CadihacBee GeesJohnny RiversCahoon

"Dance, Dance, Dance"HOTCaptain & Tennille 4.1Michael Murphey 8.4Paul McCartney 12.7Frankie Valli 15.10Elton "Saved" 17-12

KBEO/KANSAS CITYBob Laurence

Gwen McCraeJanis IanHOTOlivia 5-3

Eagles 21.7Van McCoy 18-12

WONG/PROVIDENCEMike West

RingoJohnny RiversMike PostPaul AnkaHO.TVan McCoy 6-1Olivia 9-510CC 16-9Eagles 17.12Bazuka 2316

WVRE/ANNAPOLISEd Gunky

Johnny. WakelinHamilton, Joe FrankJanis IanZZ TopHOT10CC 7.2Paul McCartney 65Eagles 9.13Elton "Saved" 15-11

KRSP/SALT LAKE CITYAlan Hague

Johnny RiversRepBad CoAmazing Rhythm AcesTravis WammackHOTGlen Campbell 14-610CC 15-10Elton "Saved" 1612Melissa Manchester 23.14Dawn 25-15

WJBO/PORTLANDJeff Ryder

Elton "Someone"RingoJohnny RiversHOTOlivia 12-610CC 1610Eagles 19-11

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JanistanStStevens

Manhattan TransferMike PostHOT

Ecaptain & Tennille 1-1lton "Someone" 4-2

Olivia 146i Pilot 2311

Rolling Stones 22.17

KCBO/SAN. DIEGOBrian White

NoneHOTElton "Saved" 5-4Linda Ronstadt 10-7Eagles 11-810CC 15.11,,

KASH/EUGENEKenny Roberts

Neil SedakaAmbrosia .

HOTMike Post 94Elton "Saved" 15-7Bee Gees 21.14

KING/SEATTLERick Donovan

Earth, Wind & FireBazukaNeil SedakaEvie SandsWarHOTPaul McCartney 6-3Mike Post .198Olivia 249Eagles 1610Melissa Manchester 20.11Van McCoy 26-12

KSJO/SAN JOSEBob Michaels

James TaylorAmbrosiaNeil SedakaHOT10CC 9-3Frankie Valli 11.6Paul McCartney 12-8War 16.11Eagles 22.12

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Johnny RiversFreddy FenderPaul AnkaMelissa ManchesterGwen McCraeHudson BrosHOTEagles 11.3Bazuka 19-11Bee Gees 2417

'Glen Campbell 26-19James Taylor 2920

KLEO/WICHITACharlie Cusack

Mike PoitJanis tanJohnny Wakelin'HOTPilot 1.1 -

Bazuka 16-9Eagles 24-12Van McCoy 27.15Gwen McCrae 30-20

PARALLELTHREE

WORC/HARTFORDJim English

WarJames TaylorJanis IanHOTEagles 17.11Harold Melvin 221210CC 24-15Elea Gees 28-24

WCFL/CHICAGO

Ray StevensThree Dog NightHOTCaptain & Tennille 2.1Pilot 5-3Gladys Knight 12-810CC 16-11Bea Gees 19.12Olivia 18-13War 20-15Melissa Manchester 2621

WMAK/NASH VI L LENancy Solinski

James TaylorAustin Roberta (days)David Bowie (Mies)HOT10CC 41Paul McCartney 10.3Eagles 12-5Bee Gees 147Pilot 17-10Glen Campbell 2419

WOAM/MIAMIWanda Porter

AceHOTPaul McCartney 2-1iI OCC 22-6Elton "Saved"

'Melissa Manchester 2612Eagles 27-13

KILT/HOUSTONBill Young

WarHamilton, Joe FrankGlen CampbellNeil Sedaka

WVLK/LEXINGTONJoe Woods

James TaylorAmazing Rhythm AcesHamilton, Joe FrankFreddy FenderElton "Saved"New BirthHOT10CC 7-5Bee Gees 15.10Gladys Knight 13.11Bazuka 27.20Barry Manilow 30-24

WORC/WORCESTERDave Smith

Travis WammackHudson BrosJohnny RiversFlash CadillacHOTElton "Saved" 6-2Bee Gees 18-7Mike Post 12-9Gwen McCrae 21-1310CC 23-14

WKLO/LOUISVI LLEGary Major

Charles BremmerJohnny RiversJanis IanJames TaylorEarth, Wind & Fire Inites)K.C. & Sunshine Inites)HOTPilot 7.3Olivia Newton -John 11.5Paul McCartney 23-6New Birth 16-1110CC 40-12Elton "Saved" 35-14

KJOY/STOCKTONDave Kraharn

Morris AlbertBarry ManilowJourneyPure PrairieHOTMelissa Manchseter 6.2Janis lee 10-4Eagles 14-9

WAMS/VVI LMINGTONJay Christian

CommodoresJill Baby LoveHeywoodsBad CoQueenHOT .

Van McCoy 8-6Melissa Manchester 11.9Paul McCartney 15.11Eagles 19-12Ray Stevens 2418

WROK/ROCKFORDDave Hamilton

RingoBarry ManilowHOTElton "Saved" 7-5Van McCoy 17-1110CC 1612Hudson Bros 2317

KCBN/RENORed Mountain

Judy CollinsAustin RobertsAmazing Rhythm ActsTrials WammackAmbrosiaJohnny RiversHOTEagles 5.210CC 14-8Melissa Manchester 15-11Elvin Bishop 24-19Johnny Wakelin debut 25

WNAM/NEENAHJack Randall

Frankie ValliMike PostGlen CampbellHOTPilot 4-110CC 10-4Elton "Saved" 11-6Olivia 15.8Bee Gees 2316Melissa Manchester 22.17

KDON/SALINASDerek Ryan

Earth,mbrotiand & Fire

James TaylorBad CoHOTMike Pest 6-2Paul McCartney 9-3Van McCoy 11-6Jessi Colter 15-8War 25-13IOCC 2316

WERC/BIRMINGHAMMike St John

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PARALLEL THREE

MomentsJanis IanJohnny RiversMerry -ClaytonHOTLeon Russellu,,Lady

Blue" 6-1Hamilton, Joe Frank 12-7War 2311Gladys Knight 26-19

WRFC/ATHEN2Bill Brannigan

Johnny RiversJoan BaezK.C. & SunshineThree Dog NightHOTBee Gees 10-2War 13-6Eagles 17.12Mike Post 2013Elton "Saved" 21-16

WNCl/COLUMBUSDamon Sheridan

Cat StevensTemptationsJames TaylorSpiritPaper LaceMerry ClaytonThree Dog NightHOT10CC 62 .Mike Post 8-4Van McCoy 17.9Gwen McCrae 16-10Ray Stevens 22.15Elton "Saved" 2416

KENO/LAS VEGASDave Winter

Gwen McCreaWarPaul Anka "Nothing StrongerJohnny RiversHamilton, Joe FrankHOTBazuka 22.10Dawn 20-15Glen Campbell 25.18

WBGN/BOWLING GREENJoe Green

BazukaBobby yenWarJohnny RiversHOTBee Gees 1.1Ray Stevens 5.3Hamilton, Joe Frank '

WRIE/ERIEJim King

Johnny RiversJoan BaezFreddy FenderMFSBHerb AlpertHOTPaul McCartney 4.2Eagles 13-810CC 21-16

WFOM/MARIETTABob Casey

Janis IanAmazing Rhythm Aar,Nail SedakaEarth, Wind & FireHOTOwen McCrae 12-5Van McCoy 14710CC 18-11Eagles 23-13Ray Stevens 25.14

WEAO/EAU CLAIREScott Christenson

Three Dog NightJamas TaylorBarry MenilowJohnny RiversHOTOlivia 10-4Paul McCartney 145Austin Roberts 158Johnny Wakalin 23-14Eagles 22-15

WCAO/BALTIMORERon Riley

Glen CampbellJames TaylorCommodoresHOTEagles 11.4Gwen McCraw 13-6Frankie Valli 1410Ray Stevens 2412Elton "Saved" 23-13Bee Gees 27-16Bad Co 30-21

KYSN/COLORADOSPRINGS

Gene Curtis

Elvin BishopEarth, Wind & Fire.Barry ManilowA'mazing Rhythm AcesCharlie. Rich .

SweetHOTOlivia 5-2Eagles 9-5Melissa Manchester 13-10Elton "Saved" 19-11Tanya Tucker 18-12VanMcCoy 28-18Bazuka 3022

WOBX/BLACKSBURGMike Raub

Christopher Paul & DhawnJanis IanRay StevensAmazing Rhythm AcesJohnny RiversCarly Simon "Waterfall"HOTPaul McCartney 6-3Eagles 10-6Van McCoy, 15.7Bee Gees 16.10

WISM/MADISONDavid Ross

DawnNeil SedakaJohnny RiversGladys KnightHOTPaul McCartney 10.5Olivia 12.7Eagles 15-10Frankie Valli 17.13Gwen McCraw, 23-15

KKLS/RAPID CITYJohn Derek

Johnny WakelinFreckle ValliJames TaylorThree Dog NightHamilton, Joe FrankHOTSupernally 4-1Olivia 6.410CC 7-6Paul McCartney 10-7wee Gees 24-17

WVOP/ VI DA L I AJohn Shomby

Barry ManilowJames TaylorAbbeNeil SedakaAmazing Rhythm AceHOTGwen McCrae 1.1Bazuka 166War 14-BPaul McCartney 20-11Eagles 22-13Olivia 23.15

WAKY/LOUISVI L LEJohn Randolph

Gerry Toms "765-4321"Amazing Rhythm Aces (readdPaul DavisDolly PartonHOTLinda Ronstadt 2-1Pilot 8-3New Birth 10510CC 127Paul McCartney 15.8Bee Gees 23-10Eagles 20-15

WCOL/COLUMBUSDave Bishop

Earth, Wind & FireJohnny RivenJoan BaezAmazing Rhythm AcesAustin flotsamHOTElton "Saved" 3-1Bee Gen 5.2Paul McCartney 12-6Eagle. 21.15

WRMA/MONTGOMERYBob Kitzmiller

AmbrosiaNell SedakaEvie SandsPointer SistenHOTHamilton, Joe Frank 3-1Amazing Rhythm Aces 7.3Dawn 14-9Elvin Bishop 20-18

KSLY/SAN LUIS OBISPOJohn Tobin

East L.A. Car PoolEvie SandsReparataRobert PalmerHOTPaul McCartney 4-1Eagles 5.2Van McCoy 10-5Olivia 11.7Gladys Knight 17.9Mike Post 18-10Glen Campbell 1913Bazuka 20-14Elton "Saved" 21-15

INTRU/MUSKEGONJon London

Janis IanThree Dog NightBarry ManilowBazukaHOTElton "Saved" 18-4Van McCoy 15-510CC 16-10Frankie Valli 2013Gladys Knight 22-16

KEEL/SHREVEPORTMike Steele

Esther PhillipsStylisticsPhoebe SnowBobby VintonDr. HookEarth, Wind & FireManhattan TransferHOTMelissa Manchester 1.1Captain & Tennille 7-4Olivia 10-8Dawn 2419Blood, Sweat & Tears 27-20MFSB 31.24

WIBG/PHILADELPHIASandy Mirzoeff

Hamilton, Joe FrankOrleansAmbrosiaMichael JacksonHOTCaptain & Tennille 1.1Frankie Valli 5.4Gwen McCrae 17.14Barry Manilow 23-16

WI XY/CLEVELANDMarge Bush

MomentsIslay BeesTavaresJ. R. BaileyHOTVan McCoy 42Paul McCartney 6410CC 12-9Eagles 13.10Melissa Manchester 23.14Bee Gees 22.15

WGH/NEWPORT NEWSJim Stewart

Janis IanEarth, Wind & FireSweetHof ChocolateIsles, BrosHOTPaul McCartney 6-3Eagles 11.4Gwen McCrea 17-11Melissa Manchester 21.17Elton "Saved" 23-18Bazuka 26.19

WBBO/AUGUSTAJohn Jenkins

James TaylorBad CoEarth, Wind & FireAustin RobertsHOTGladys Knight 2.1OliVia 8-5Elton "Saved" 138Peter Frampton 20-14Hamilton, Joe Frank 31.18

WSAR/FALL RIVERCurt HansenEarth, Wind & FirePablo CruiseDawnRolling StonesHOTAerounith 61Eagles 6-3Frank's Valli 10-5Melissa Mane:hints, 166James Taylor 17.11Gwen McCrae 2615Glen Campbell 3018

WAIR/WINSTON-SALEMTim Byrd

LaBelleZZ TopJim GlIstrapHOTCaptain & Tennille 31Paul McCartney 7.2Earl!. 12.4Van McCoy 13-8Gwen McCraw 2619James Taylor 30-20Elvin Bishop 37.24

KYNO/FRESNONick Alexander

AmbrosiaJames TaylorNeil SedakaJanis let (nits)Earth, Wind & Fire Mite)Johnny Rivers (nits)Amazing Rhythm Aces (nits)HOTVan McCoy 6-2Pilot 9-3Joe Simon 10-4Freebie Valli 13-8Elton "Saved" 148War 22-15

KTLK/DENVERDennis Constar, ik

Joan BaezJohnny RiversFreddy FenderPaul AnkaHOTPaul McCartney 3-1Van McCoy 147Major Harris 17.810CC 18-10Elton "Saved" 2311Bazuka 26-12Bee Gees 25-16

KCPX/SALT LAKE CITYGary Waldron

Johnny RiversAmborsiaReparata -Blacker BrosHOTCaptain & Tennille 2-1Olivia 42Paul McCartney 7c310CC 16-10Janis Ian 27-17

WJON/ST CLOUDPat McKeever

AerosmithJimmy BuffettJohnny RivenGladys Knight

-HOTCaptain & Tennille 2-1

n Melissa Manchester 63Olivia 138Johnny Wakelin 36-17Janis Ian 28.19

WROV/ROANOKEChuck Holloway

AmbrosiaBarry ManilowRobert PalmerHot ChocolateElton "Writing"HOTEagles 2-110CC 6-2Melissa Manchester 5-3Bad Co 11.7Bee Gees 2410Amazing Rhythm Aces 25-17

KDZA/PUEBLORandy Jay

Mike PostJanis IanHudson BrosHolliesHOTWar 3-1Van McCoy 10-510CC 15-10Eagles 2417Bazuka 25-18

KKDJ/LOS ANGELESSharon Nelson

SmokeyCaptain & TennilleNeil SedakaAmazing Rhythm AcesSammy JohnsTavaresHOTPaul McCartney 8-2Moments 10-5Frankie Valli 149Eagles 17-1110CC 20-14Melissa Manchester 22-15

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THE NEWMICHAEL1111J111)1IESINGLEIS CATCHING ONLI E WILDFIRE.

"OEROIIIIIVIO'SCADILLAC"

(AM 1712) Produced by Bob Johnston

PAGE 8 RADIO & RECORDS FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1975

NOTICE:NEW CLASSIFIEDDEADLINE: WEDNESDAYFOR THE FOLLOWINGFRIDAY 'S ISSUE. CLASSIFIED

IMPORTANT!

Please let us know whenyour job opening is filled.

OPENINGSWQCM is looking for people to expand our air -staff; commercial, progressive.Send tapes and resumes to: Pete Wilson, WQCM, 1250 Downsville Pk., Hader-stown, Md. 21740 (6-25)

KZFM-Corpus Christi needs a first phone jock to work mid -day, some productionand assist chief engineer. No calls. Send tapes and resumes to Jim Allen, KZFM,600 Building, Corpus Christi, Texas 78401.

WLPL looking for a high energy, rock n'roll air personality. Contact: PD, LewKridger, (301) 358-4600 (6-27)

KKUA Honolulu is looking for a mid -day jock, Top 40, seasoned professional.Need a communicator. Send tapes and resumes to: Ron Castro, 765Street, Honolulu, Hawaii 96814. (808) 946-2869. (6-27)

KJ RB-Spokane needs air talent. Tapes and resumes to John Sherman KJ RB, Box8007, Spokane, Washington. 99203 (509) 535-8861. EOE (6-25)

KIMN-Denver is looking for nighttime personality. Tapes and resumes to Nick St.John, 5350 W. 20th Ave., Denver, Colo. No Calls. EOE (6-25)

WYN E -Y115 need a news director and a cookin' jock. Contact Howard Johnson orScott Walker. (414) 233-6050 (6-23)

WROK needs jocks. Send tapes and resumes to Dave Hamilton, KROK, Rock`' -c+III. (815) 399-2233 (6-27)

KREM-Spokane has a morning news position open. Send tapes and resumes tcRob Glendinning, 4103 South Regal, Spokane, Wash. 99203

KNOR-NORMAN, OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma needs engineer and jockcombination for adult contemporary format. Contact Steve West or Bob Wattle(405) 321-1400 (6-27)

KDON has immediate opening for Commusicator morning man. Good produc-tion. Contact Johnny Morgan, 933 N. Main Street, Salinas Cal. 93901 (408) 422-5363(6-13)

U-100 needs a morning personality. Contact Rob Sherwood, U-100, 2110 Clift Rd.,Minneapolis, 452-1560 (6-20)

Need a young Top 40 jock interested in progressive radio with one year ex-perience. Send tapes and resumes to Python Productions, 2911 Otsego, Pontiac,Michigan 48054. No calls. (6-20)

We're looking for a jock. Strong in creative production street work, (local in-volvement). We want him to understand music and be ready to detach himselffrom bad habits. Rebels are cool, "crazies" are desireable and being firedrecently is no problem. Send tapes to Programming, the New BBF-850 MidtownTower, Rochester, New York, 14604 EOE A LIN station.

KINT 98 looking for weekend jock. Send tape and resume to Johnny Kaye, P.O.Box 10243, El Paso, Texas 79993.

-WBAB-FM looking for good progressive night time, mornings, and part-timejocks. Send tapes and resumes to Mark Alar, WBAB-FM, Rt. 109, Babylon, LongIsland, New York 11704. No Calls Please. (5-30)

Album oriented rock station has immediate opening for an experienced corn"-municator with music knowledge and good production background. Send tapesand resume to WKTK-FM 5200 Moravia Rd. Baltimore, Md. 21206 (6-13)

Salesman needed to relocate and work.,New station, new management. GroundZero. Send letters and resumes to Frank Jolle, General Manager, Box 3087,Hollywood, Calif. 90028 (6-13)

Detroit oldies AM -FM seeks Production Director. Send tapes and resumes to TomMiles, WHNE-WHND, Box 404, Birmingham, Michigan 48012 or call (313) 588-8100. E.O.E. (6-9)

NEWSMEN &WOMEN

KOME-San Jose is seeking a tull-time newsperson who Ldn research communitystories, write investigative reports and deliver news in a personable style. No Rip

& Readers need apply nor any "news annoulcers." Only experiencedprofessionals please. Send tape and resume to Ed Romig (PD), KOME, 1245 S.Winchester Blvd. Suite 312, San Jose, CA. 95128. EOE. NO CALLS. (5-30)

MISCELLANEOUSComplete I GM Automation system for sale. Recorder, 2 tape decks, 3 Carousels,

programmer and logger. Reasonable. Contact Vince Lseckey or Steve Bridges-(319) 263-2442. (6-27)

OK1021/2 is looking for syndicated concert series. If you have one, please contact:Jeff Salgo (206) 223-3911. (6-12)

POSITIONS SOUGHTT. MICHAEL JORDAN, formerly with KKDJ,Call (213) 463-5736 (6-20)

BROTHER LOVE formerly WF IL currentlymarket jock gig. Call (301) 926-5088 (6-27)

BARRY GOLDBERG, former S. W. Regionalpromo for Elektra-Asylum plus former jockpromotion or marketing gig. Will relocate. Call

Los Angeles, looking for jock gig.

WRC looking for PD or major

Promotion for U.A. and NY localfor WCOL-Columbus looking for(213) 273-8366 (6-23)

STEVE SUMMERS looking for Top 40 jock position, (213) 347-2660 (6.26)

MIKE WELCH formerly of K 10A available and looking. Former MD of the year,Gavin award winner. Call (515) 279-9461 (6-24)

Funny, irreverent, original, unpredictable. Funniest damn morning team (guy &girl) there is. Available to major California markets now. (408) 225-5278 (6-25)

RAHSAAN JACKSON formerly of KKUL, Tulsa is looking for a jock position.(213) 934-8118 (6-25)

Thinking of disco format -Then think of JIM WALTERS-Disco DJ at LA numberone disco -experienced radio DJ with third phone. Currently writing disco columnwith playlist. Call Jim Walters (213) 395-8649, 808 4th St., Santa Monica, Cal. 90403(6-26)

RICK DENTON ex -PD at KZON and KXFM looking for a gig. Call (714) 995-3650(6-27)

TOMMY KRAMER, formerly at Q -FM -Honolulu, KCBQ--San Diego, WGCL--Cleveland, looking for PD opportunity or jock gig. References and Tapeavailable. Call (318) 865-1273. (6-24)

DON HALL a pro with eight years experience in 2 major markets. Main strengthlies in FM -Progressive rock, have been PD & MD. Willing to pull air shift. (213)254-9709 (6-27)

PAUL CAVENAUGH, former morning drive at WYSL Buffalo, also at WKBW,WINZ, WGMW. Insane but loveable. Worth a listen. 75 Randolf Ave., Buffalo,N.Y. 14211 (6-27)

BILL BRILL now doing creative mornings at WXXY is looking, formerly ofKROY, KXFM, KVAN, WGMF. Call (607) 535-2779 or 535-2543 (6-25)

STEW ROBB formerly WVOV, WHBQ, now available for PD, MD and -or jock, airshift. Call (205) 859-4596. (6-27)

JAY EDWARDS formerly of KAFY, looking. Call (213) 766-1893, 463-1053. (6;13).

GREASEMAN DOUG TRACHT, talented morning man of WPOP looking for airshift. Call (203) 666-1411 (6-16)

BOB CRAIG, smooth mid -day man looking. Call (203) 666-1411 (6-16)

LEE GORDON , temporary afternoon man looking for air -shift. Call (203) 666-1411 (6-16)

DICK SMITH, high energy Top 40 cooker who can communicate to anyone needs ajob. Formerly of WZUE in Akron, Ohio, and T.V. News Director experience. 24years old. Call now (216) 456-2592 (6-20)

CHANGESDAN COOK from XEROK to KINT-98 6-10pmAL RESTLER promoted to MD at WGAR, Cleveland.ALEX STONE from KOME named Asst. PD at WYNE-Y115 Appleton, Wisc.KURT ENGLEHARDT from WDXR to middays at WKYX, Paducah, Kentucky.SCOTT HENDERSON resigned as PD at WOSH. DANIEL R. DAVIS former MDnamed as new PD.DAVID J. BEECHER returns to KASH, 7 -midnight.brute earl has been appointed Director of Engineering for SRO, BroadcastGroup; from Bartell Via CKLW.New Line up at BBF: JACK PALVINO 6-10am, STEVE CLARK 10am-2pm, MusicDirector, MARK DRISCOLL 2-6pm Program Director, BOB SAVAGE 6-10pmAsst. PD, TOM NAST 10-2am, MIKE O'BRIEN 2-6amNew Line up at WWCO: JOE MCCOY 6-10am, Program Director, CHRIS EVANS10-2pm, DANNY LYONS 2-7pm MD, BOB RIVERS 7 -midnight, ALLEN KAYEmidnight -6TOM COLLINS from WWCO to 93-KYS (WRC-FM) Washington, D.C. as JOECIPRIANO. Noon-5pmFELIX WALKER formerly of KMEN to KSOM AM&FM Ontario as PD and af-ternoon drive. (6-27)

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FEELS. GREAT'

6/22 California State U. San Jose, Calif. 7/1 Sports Stadium Orlando, Fla. 7/12 Greensboro Coliseum Greensboro, N.C.6/23 Convention Center Indianapolis, Ind. 7/3 Metropolitan Sports Center Bloomington, Minn. 7/13 Nassau Coliseum Hempstead, Long Island, N.Y.

6/24 Freedom Hall Louisville, Ky. 7/4 Civic Center Omaha, Neb. 7/14 New Haven Coliseum New Haven, Conn.

6/25 Lakeside Macon, Ga. 7/5 Kemper Sports Arena Kansas City, Mo. 7/15 Niagara Convention Center Niagara, N.Y.6/26-27 Electric Ballroom Atlanta, Ga. 7/6 RKO Theatre Davenport, Iowa 7/16 Boston Gardens Boston, Mass.

6/29 West Palm Beach Aud. W Palm Beach, Fla. 7/8 McLeroy Aucl, Waterloo, Iowa 7/18 Tri-County Speedway West Chester, Ohio6/30 Roberts Arena Sarasota, Fla. 7/11 Nashville Speedway Nashville, Tenn. 7/21-23 Bottom Line New York, N.Y.

"Sure Feels Good" (CPS 0237) is from Elvin Bishop's album Juke -Joint -Jump on Capricorn Records, Macon, Ga.

CAMIGOVIRECORDS

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ARBreakoutsCINCINNATI

CINCINNATI ARO 6 BOOK TREND MON-SUN 6.(n 12nud Ay 1/4 It. Ow.

AP/MY 73 OCT/NOV '73 AP/MY '74 OCT/NOV '74WC161113) 2.6 2.4 5..1 1,2WC KY (51) 8.6 . 6,7 7.4 OAWEBN 1.61 5.3 17 4.2 5.0WKRC (MI 13.4 122 12.3 12.6WKRO (R) 3,4 3,7 4.6 4.1WLOA (MI 2.7 2.9 14 4.0WLW MI 21.0 16.7 17.2 14.6WSAI (RI 12.3 14.7 12.7 134WSAI-FM IR1WUBE ICI 3,7 34 2.5 3.1WUBEFMIC) 1.4 1.4 2.7 2.4VANE 2 (BM) 1 (.1 12,4 11.7 12.6MEN 18+

AP/MY '73 OCT/NOV '73 AP/MY '74 OCT/NOV '74WCIN 1.8 1.6 7.4 2.1WCKY 11.2 10.6 8.3 10.2WEBN 6.3 3.8 6.3 6,7WKRC 12.7 13.1 11.6 14.5WKRO 2.2 3.8 3.8 2.4WLQA 2,6 1.9 3.4 5.2WLW 26.8 18.1 18.7 15.2WSAI 7.1 10,0 9.0 10.9WSAI-FMWUBE 4.7 4.5 3.2 3.1WUBE-FM 1.0 1.7 2.6 2.8WWEZ 9.1 12.6 12.4 12.3

WOMEN 18+AP/MY '73 OCT/NOV '73 AP/MY '74 OCT/NOV '74

WCIN 2.5 2.5 3.1 3.3WCKY 8.1 9.0 7.6 9.1WEBN 2.7 2.3 1.7 2.5WK RC 16.6 13.6 15.1 13,4WKRO 1.7 2.0 3.5 2.9WLOA 3.0 4.2 4.0 3.8WLW 20.5 19.2 18.5 17.4WSAI 9.7 12.0 10.2 9.6WSAI-FMWUBE 3.6 3.3 2.3 3.8WUI9E.FM 1.9 1.4 2.9 2.6WWEZ 14.7 15,0 14.0 15.6

TEENSAP/MY '73 OCT/NOV '73 AP/MY '74 OCT/NOV '74

WCIN 5.8 5.0 5.1 6_5WEBN 12.7 8.8 7.1 9.2WKRO 14.3 9.4 '11.7 13.5WSAI 40.2 40.3 34.5 38.9WSAI-FM

AP/MY '754.211.14.59,46,43.418.513.13.51.62.110.5

AP/MY '762.7

12.96.710.04.53.322.28.82.01,71.510.9

AP/MY '754.412.52.310.93.44.319.010.63.41.94.012.6

AP/MY '75R

6.3

35.78.0

WSAI holding well despite increasing competition from WKRQ,who continues to show rapid growth [4.1 to 6.4]. WSAI 13.8 to 13.1, buttheir automated rock FM debuts with a 3.5. Big losses for WUBE 3.1 to1.6. Men and women down. WKRC [M] also down considerably 12.6 to9.4. WEBN off a bit 5.0 to 4.5. Adult rankings: [Mon -Sun 6 am -12 midMetro] 18-34; 11WSAI, 21WLW, 3IWEBN, 4]WKRC. 25-49; l]WLW,21WC.,KY, 31WWEZ, 4]WSAI. Note:WSAI is second in the market 18-49right behind WLW, damn good position for a rocker,

ST. LOUISST LOUIS. ARB 5 BOOK TREND MON-SUN 6am-12mid Ay 1/4 hr shares

TOTAL PERSONS 12+

AP/MY 73KADI (A) 4.3KATZ IB) 4.7KCFM IBM) 4.8KEZKKIRL 2.7KKSS IM)KMOX rA/1') 26.1KMOX-FM(M) 3.3KSD (WC) 7.8KSHE (A) 4.4KSLQ IR) 4.1KXOK (R) 7.1WIL (C) 6.0WIL- FM C)WRTH IBM) 6.4

MEN 18+AP/MY '73

KADI 4.0KATZ 3.2KCFM 5.4KEZKKIRL 1.8KKSS -KMOX 30.9KMOX-FM 3.7KSD 8.7KSHE 4.0KSLQ 1.2KXOK 4.8WIL 8.5WIL-FMWRTH 6.7

WOMEN 18+AP/MY '73

KADI 3.8KATZ 4.5KCFM 6.5KEZKKIRL 2.5KKSSKMOX 27.9KMOX-FM 3.7KSD 75KSHE 3.1KSLQ 1.4KXOK 8.1WIL 55WI L -FMWRTH 7.5

TEENSAP/MY 73

KADI 7.4KATZ 10.0KKSSKSHE 11.1KSLO 23.4KXOK 18.2

OCT/NOV '73 AP/MY '74 OCT/NOV '742.7 3.1 3.46.7 3.8 4.24.7 5.0 3.3

1.62.3 1.8 1.3

.8 1.326.7 27.6 27.73.2 3.4 2.611.7 10.8 8.72.4 3.2 4.45.7 9.9 7.66.3 7.1 5.65.0 6.0 7.0

1.95.7 4.8 4.5

OCT/NOV '73 AP/MY '74 OCT/NOV '741.4 3.5 2.94.6 3.7 3.14.2 5.1 2.7- 1.93.4 1.3 1.6

.7 1.633.0 33.7 30.51.9 2.7 2.713.2 9.2 8.93.7 2.7 5.93.1 6.5 4.44.8 5.8 4.54.9 7.0 8.2

2.46.8 6.1 . 3.6

OCT/NOV '73 AP/MY '74 OCT/NOV '741.7 1.4 2.15.6 3.0 3.46.1 6.0 4.1

1.71.1 1.4 .7

1.2 1.327.1 27.8 30.34.4 4.7 3.112.1 13.0 9.3.5 .7 1.93.4 5.8 4.35.7 7.9 6.16.1 6.8 7.6

1.962 5.0 6.3

OCT/NOV '73 AP/MY '74 OCT/NOV '7411.0 8.5 10.017.7 7.3 11.4

.36.2 14.3 10.324.2 35.0 32.0132 7.8 11.4

AP/MY '754.13.15.13.6.92.725.23.111.54.36.15.35.82.55.2

AP/MY '752.71.84.93.1.82929.82.512.34.84.14.56.22.06.0

AP/MY '754.12.66.34.3.82.025.84.212.11.64.83.86.43.45.6

AP/MY 769.79.75.015.020.216.0

DETROITDETROIT ARO 5 BOOK TREND MON SUNIUm12(nod Av 1/4 to vliems

AP/MY '74 JUL/AUG '74 OCT/NOV '74 JAN/FEB '75CKLW (RI '7,9 8.5 8.5 8.6CKLIN-F11.1(C) 5 .4 1.7 .5

1.6 1,2 1.6 1.8WCAR IMI 1.9 2.1 2.1 1.7WCHB 18) 2.0 1.8 2.6 3.9WOES (C) 6.2 74 6.0 5.7WORD iiii 3.1 3.3 3.1 3.8WHNE 10) 2.9 3.1 4.1 3,7WJLB 1E11 5.0 5$ 6.3 6.1WJR IM' 14.6 16.3 12.3 12.5WJR-FM (M) 3.0 2.6 2.7 3,8WJZZ III) 1.5 1.5 2.4 1.6WLOM 1.5 .9 1.3 1.1WNIC (BM) 1.7 1.7 2.6 2.0WNIC FM 2.3 1.0 1.3 1.6WOMC IM) 4.7 6.1 3:3 3.9WRIF (A) 4.0 6.1 4.9 6.1WWJ (N/TI 7.1 7.2 8.7 6.3WWJ-FMIBM)5,2 . 3,7 4,7 5.9WWWW IA) 1.9 3.1 3.3 3,7WXYZ IM) 5.7 4.1 4.2 4.8

MEN 18+ -

AP/MY '74 JUL/AUG '74 OCT/NOV '74 JAN/FEB '75CKLW 6.4 7.2 6.9 7,7CKLW-FM .2 .4 .8 .4WABX 2.5 1.3 2.0WCAR 1.9 2.5 1.1 1.2WCHB 1.7 .8 1.4 4.3WDEE 5.6 8.3 6.6 5.0WORO 1.5 1.8 2,7 2.2WHNE 2.9 3.1 4.3 4.1WJLB 2.9 3.5 4,7 3.3WJR 17.1 19,7 15.5 16.2WJR-FM 2.7 2.7 2.6 4.1WJZZ 2.9 2.0 3.4 1.5WLDM 3.2 1.0 1.7 1.8WNIC 1.4 1,3 2.8 2.6WNIC-FM 2.1 .9 1.2 1.7WOMC 4.3 4.0 3.7 3.8WRIF 2.0 4.2 3.5 3.3WWJ 7.0 7.6 10.2 6.8WWJ-FM 6.1 3,6 4.3 6.3WWWW 2.8 3.7 3.6 5.3WXYZ 5.4 4.2 3.9 5.2

WOMEN 18+AP/MY '74 JUL/AUG '74 OCT/NOV '74 JAN/FEB '75

CKLW 6.2 5.7 4.7 7.1CKLW-FM .8 .4 2.8 .6WABX 1.0 .7 1.3 1.2WCAR 1.7 1.5 2.7 1.7WCHB 1.5 1.9 3.2 3.5WDEE 5.8 8.2 6 .3 7.5WDRQ 2.6 3.2 2.3 2$WHNE 3.1 3.6 4.5 3.2WJLB 5.4 6.0 6.2 7.2WJR 14.8 16.8 11.9 13.3

WWjJ2R*ZFM

3.8 2.9 3.3 4.5A 1.2 1.4 1.7

WLDM .4 1.0 1.2 .7

WNIC 2.3 2.3 2.9 1.9WNIC-FM 3.0 1.4 1.8 1.9WOMC 5.9 6.5 4.1 5.0WRIF 2.6 3.3 3.2 2.8WWJ 8.6 8.4 9.2 7.1WWJ-FM 5.6 4.7 6.0 7.1WWWW .5 1.2 1.6 1.2WXYZ 6.5 4.6 4.5 5.0

TEENSAP/MY '74 JUL/AUG '74 OCT/NOV 74 JAN/FEB '75

CKLW 20.0 22.4 17.7 16.9WDRQ 10.6 8.1 7.7 13.4WJ LB 10.5 9.2 12.4 10.4WRIF 17.0 14.7 18.0 - 19.6WWWW 5.0 8.4 9.5 85

AP/MY 755.6.7

.7

1.92.94.34.64.04.415.43.12.61.63,11.33,15.67.66.93.352

AP/MY ,764,8.61.01,01.14.83.03.73.119.43.23.52.04.11.02.75.37.34.93.48.3

WOMEN 18+AP/MY '73 OC T/NOV '73 ArtilAv '74 OCT/NOV 74

KDKA 27.8 77 7 79 4 MITKOKA PM 77 3b 1.4 24 19Kay 6.4 4.5 32 12WAMO 1,0 1.3 36VVAMO, PM 1.2 1.6 3,3 1.6

WEIVP 1.7 1.2 1.3 1.9 A

WOVE 1.3 7.9 3.0 311 3.3

WEEP 2.0 24 2.1 6.3 7.3

WEEP FMWHJB

1.410

1.21.9

.9

.9

1.911

(3I/W1(01 6.1 4.3 3.4 4

WKTQ 8.7 5,1 55 61WNUF 1.1 1,3 1.6WPEZ 2.3 15 2E1 1 9 J1WSHH 4.9 5.1 8.9 6.6 86WTAE 4.6 4,7 5.6 3.7 62WTAE-FM 12 .7 1.7 12WWSW 7,6 80 7.6 7.1 b

WYDD 1,6 1.0 .8 1.2 -11

TEENSAP/MY '73 OCT/NOV '73 AP/MY '74 OCT/NOV '74 AP/MY 76

KDKA 16,1 11.5 8.3 4.9 95KOV 8.9 5.8 6.6 4.4 1.7

WOVE 9.9 11.2 15.2 13.0 11.0WK TO 37.0 29.1 :2.4 3/5WPEZ .3 7.7 17.4 21.8 71.7

WTAE is the success story here, moving way up from a 4.7 to 6.1.Ted Atkin's station showed great gains in women [ex: 3.6 to 9.2 Inmiddays), they also gained in men. 13Q down a bit from 8.8 to 8.3, theywere down in men, up slightly in women and stayed the same in teens.WPEZ, also a rocker, stayed about the same, 4.5 to 4.4. KDKA moved up21.6 In 25.5, this can he Ali United to the nighttime 57717 es.. ill Pilate..baseball, pulling a 45.3 share at nigh, lot the station that SI hollyformat, increased 5.3 to 6.7. WIWI I 11 had it sit It gro%%th 1 7 to 5 .1.going way up in men. The big loss was sullered h1 Count rt 1.1 ITP, 5.3 to

KQV , under the Joey RV% 1101(k 1.1.',;51it 1t11 p'+!,7 It; 1 .. impl.oahl%

the lowest it's been while on the ail ittitilt Iitokings: 1Mott Sim 6 am -12mid] 10-34 11KDKA, 211\DVI 1111 1!1'U) tr, it! 1! KM.2I1\'TAF and WSHH, 3) WWSW.

AP/MY '754.1.9.32.64.04.83.04.24.715.03.72.01.53.11.84.12.69.37.91.84.7

AP/MY '7514.617.27.419.39.1

Major loss for CKLW, apparently the reason that cost Bill Henneshis job. CKLW dropped from an 8.6 to 5.6 in total 12 plus. Off in men,women and teens. It is important, to note that during this time CKLW, ontop of having to play every third record Canadian, also chose to cut hackon the amount of 128,13 product they were playing making it a fairly whitetop 40 station. WDRQ climbed way up from a 3.8 to 4.6. VRIF [A) is thenumber one station in teens, WDRQ is second. WRIF super strong in men18 plus, beating CKLW and WDRQ. WWWW highlight is #1 18-34 menMonday -Friday 7 pm -12 mid. WJR [M] improved hack up to where theywere a year ago. WNIC [BM) showed continued growth as did WWJ[N/T] and WXYZ [M]. WABX [A] lost over 50 percent of their audience.Both Black stations, WJLB and WCHB also showed declines. Adultrankings: [Mon -Sun 6 am -12 mid Metro] 18-34; 11WRIF, 2]WXYZ,31WHNE, 4]CKLW. 25-49; 11WHI, 2]WXYZ, 3]WDEE and WWJ-FM.

Top 30 even suffered here, won one of /morn.... top rated FMrockers declining a bit, KSLQ down 7.6 to 6.1. Most of the loss was inteens which apparently went to KSHE [A] and KXOK [R]. Even with thegain in teens, KXOK slipped further down 5.6 to 5.3 in total persons. KSD

[bright MOR) showed large gains 8.7 to 11.5 [station format and gainswere similar to WTAE-Pittsburgh]. KATZ [B] down 5.2 to 3.1, KMOX[Mir] down 27.78 to 25.2, KCFM [FM] gained 3.3 to 5.1, KADI [A] up inwomen and total 3.4 to 4.1. WIL [C] took a dip 7.0 to 5.8. Adultrankings: [Mon -Sun 6 am -12 mid Metro] 18-34; IlKSD, 2)KMOX,3IKSLQ, 4)KADI. 25-49; 1)KMOX, 2IKSD, 31WIL, 4IKCFM.

PITTSBURGHPITTSBURGH ARB 5 BOOK TREND MON-SUN 6am-12mid Av 1/4 hr shares

TOTAL PERSONS 12+

AP/MY '73KDKA (MI 25.9KDKA-FM 2.3Kay (R; 6.2WAMO (13) 1.3WAMO FM CB) 1.1VVBVP 1.4WOVE (AI 2.9WEEP (C) 2.5WEEP -I'M ICI 1.2WHJB (MI 1.0WKOI (MIWK TO (RI1NNUF IBM) 1.6WPEZ IR) 2.6WSHH (w) 8.5WTAE (M) 3.7WTAE-FM IM .9WWSW (BM) 7.4WYDD (A) 1.9

MEN 16.

1,01( AKDKA-FMKOVWAMOWAMO.FMWBVPWOVEWEEPWEEP -FMWHJBWKOIWK TOWNUFWPEZWSHHWTAEWTAE-FMWWSWWYDD

OCT/NOV '73 .AP/MY '74 OCT/NOV '7425.4 28.3 21.63.3 2.3 2.63.9 3.1 2.71.1 .9 1.21.5 2.4 1.71.4 1.1 1.33.9 4.6 4.73.8 2.4 5.3.8 1.0 1.71,7 1.1 1.05.3 3.7 3.510.7 7.2 8.81.1 1.8 .62.6 3.8 4.54.1 7.5 6.34.4 5.4 4.7.9 .5 1.38.6 7.1 7.21.7 1.4 1.8

AP/MY '73 OCT/NOV '73 AP/MY '74 OCT/NOV '7426.1 26.7 31.6 21.93.0 3.7 2.6 3.25.1 2.8 2.3 3.1

1.1 .7 .3 1.4.9 .5 .9 .6

1.2 1.6 .9 1.03.1 3.3 3.8 4.53.9 6.1 3.3 6.31.2 .5 1.3 1.8

1.0 1.9 1.5 1.15.3 3.8 4.87.4 5.5 5.6

1.8 1.0 2.6 .9

3.6 2.4 1.9 2.7

5.2 3.6 7.2 4.83.4 4.7 5.1 6.7.8 .9 .4 1.1

8.5 11,3 7.8 8.82.1 1.5 1.8 1.9

AP/MY 7525.51.71.213.7.65.33.01.31.54.68.31.04.46.76.11.27.41.4

AP/MY '7529.61.71.12.4.6.36.43.51.61.85.34.41.91.36.97.01.28.22.2

WASHINGTON D.C.WASHINGTON D.C. ARB 5 BOOK TREND 646112mid Av 1/4 hr shares

TOTAL PERSONS 12+AP/MY '74 JUL/AUG '74 OCT/NOV '74 JAN/FEB '75 AP/MY '75

WASH IM) 5.3 3.7 3.9 4.2 4.0WEAM 'A 1.0 1.3 1.5 1.7 L1WEZI1 (BM) 1.7 1.0 1.4 2.4 1.7

WGAY 3.0 2.6 2.8 2.5 1.9

WGAY-FM IBM, 3.5WGMS (CI SI 2.2

5.9.8

6.21.6

5.6.7

6.81.4

WGMS FMILLS1 2.0 .9 1.4 1.6 1.7

WHP. (A), 1.6 1.2 1.9 2.4 2.0VVHUI-I (RI 2.8 2.3 3.3 2.6 15INJMO 5.2 3.6 4.0 2.7 4.6WKYS IBM.) 3.0 4,4 4.5 3.3 2,9WMAL M' 10.0 12.3 13.1 13.9 12.TANA( FM IA) 2.9 2.9 2.7 3.2 3,3WMOL (MC 2.9 2.4 2.6 2.6 3.6

WOL 181 6.1 5.0 6.3 5,6 6.3WOOK (13) 2.8 1.3 1.5 1.6 1.6

WPGC (11) 1.9 2.9 2.1 1.8 2.5

WPGC-FM (RI 5.6 4.8 4.8 1.9 5.3WPIK (C) 2.6 3.7 3.3 1.2 2.8WRC (R) 5.3 6.4 4.7 6.0 6.8

WTOP (N1 6.9 6.5 4.1 6.7 5.9WUST IMI 1.9 2.0 2.5 2.3 2.1

WWDC (MC 3.4 2.9 2.7 2.9 2.3WWDC-FM 1.3 1.4 1.0 1.9 2.0

MEN 18+AP/MY '74 JUL/AUG '74 OCT/NOV '74 JAN/FEB '75

WASH 5.3 3.4 3.3 4.0WEAM .8 .5 .6 1.6INEZR 1.6 .5 1.3 3.1WGAY 2.7 3.3 3.3 3.1WGAY-FM 2.1 5.7 6.6 4.9WGMS 3.3 1.2 1.9 .9

WGMS-FM 1.8 .9 1.7 2.2WHFS 2.5 2.2 3.0 3.6WHUR 5.6 3.2 5.0 3.0VVJMD 4.2 3.3 3.9 3.2WKYS 3.4 5.1 4.7 . 2.5VIMAL 10.9 13.8 12.0 15.5WMAL-FM 3.5 2.5 3.6 3.4WMOD 3.8 2.4 2.8 2.6WOL 3.2 2.9 3.9 3.3WOOK 2.6 .9 .8 .8WPGC 1.5 2.9 1.4 1.0WPGC-FM 3.3 2.2 2.7 2.4WPIK 4.3 6.0 3,8 3.0WRC 4.3 4.3 42 5.9WTOP 8.3 7.4 6.2 7.8WUST 1.1 1.9 2.2 2.3WWDC 3.2 3.4 2.6 3.1WWDC-FM 1.5 1.8 1.0 1.3

WOMEN 18+AP/MY '74 JUL/AUG '74 OCT/NOV '74 JAN/FEB '75

WASH 6.2 4.1 4.5 4.7WEAM .9 1.3 1.2 1.4WEZR 2.2 1.6 1.7 2.4WGAY 3.8 2.6 2.9 2.7WGAY-FM 5.2 7.5 7.2 7.4WGMS 1.8 .6 1.6 .7

WGMS-FM 2.6 1.2 1.4 1.5WHFS .8' .5 1.2 1.1

WHUR 1.1 1.6 2.6 2.6WJMD 6.9 4.6 4.4 2.9WKYS 3.0 4.6 5.1 4.7WMAL 11.2 13.7 15.8 15.4WMAL-FM 2.6 3.0 1.5 3.0WMOD 2.4 2.7 2.6 2.9WOL 52 5.2 6.9 4.3WOOK 2.7 1.5 1.3 1.8WPGC 1.8 2.0 1.7 1.3WPGC-FM 3.9 2.9 2.1 3.9WPIK 1.8 2.6 3.5 2.1WRC 4.5 4.9 4.1 4.7WTOP 7.1 7.0 4.1 6.0WUST 2.9 2.4 2.8 2.9WWDC 4.2 3.1 3.1 3.4WWDC-FM 1.2 1.4 1.3 2.8

TEENSAP/MY '74 JUL/AUG '74 OCT/NOV 74 JAN/FEB 75

WEAM 1.8 4.1 6.0 3.7WOL 20.6 11.2 12.6 18.8WOOK 14 1.5 4.8 3.3WPGC 3.9 6.7 6.5 6.2WPGC-FM 21.1 20.2 25,1 26.2WRC 12.7 18.9 9.0 11.8

AP/MY '753.01.11,41,85.11.61.63.17.46.03.512.54.36.7181.21.63.13.93.87.81.43.11.4

AP/MY 755.4.7222.47.41.72.11.41.76.33.214.3252.35.91.31.92.12.54.95.83.12.02.7

AP/MY '752.916.34.28.825,315.7

Classical music did well in the Capitol. WGMS even increased onAM, in the 3 way Black battle WOL picked up WIfUira losses and WOOKstayed the same. WOL now far ahead as the leading Black rocker.WPGC-AM-FM one of the few leading rockers to still gain, 7.5 to 7.8.[hey are up in men, holding in teens and slightly off in women. WRC offjust a bit 6.0 to 5.8. This was their last rock book. WASH holding well.WPIK ICI up In men and women nicely. Adult rankings: 18-34; 1)WPGC,2IWOL, 3[WMOD,4)WRC. 25-49; IJWMAL, 2)WGAY, 31WASH.41WTOP.

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KAFM (R)KBOX (C)KBUY (C)KFJZ (11)KFWD (R)KKDA (B)KLIF (R)KNOK (B)KNOK-FMKNUS (R)KOAX IBM) .

KPBCKPLXKRLD (N/T)KSCS

(BM)KVIL (M)

IMIKWXI (BM)KXOL (R)KZEW (A)WBAP (C)WFAA (M)

MEN 18+

KAFM(BOXKBUYKFJZKFWDKKDAKLIFKNOKKNOK-FMKNUSKOAXKPBCKPLXKRLDKSCSKTLCKVILKVIL-FMKWXIKXOLKZEWWBAPWFAA

WOMEN 18+

KAFMK BOXKBUYKFJZKFWBKKDAKLIFKNOKKNOK-FMKNUSKOAXKPBCKPLX(RIOKSCSKTLCKVILKVIL-FMKWXIKXOLKZEWWBAPWFAA

TEENS

KFJZKFWDKLIFKNOKKNOK-FMKNUSKVIL-FMKZEW

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DALLAS/FT. WORTHDALLAS/FT. WORTH ARB 5 BOOK TREND MON-SUN 6em.12mId Av 1/4 hr shares

TOTAL PERSONS 12i

AP/MY '73 OCT/NOV '732.64.1.64.14.13.37.82.91.64.44.6.6.712.12.33.41.61.91.81.02.412.83.7

AP/MY '74 OCT/NOV '741.2 1.65.6 3.8.8 1.03.6 3.24.0 2.74.0 4.06.6 7.33.2 4,31.9 1.54.1 3.55.6 5.41.2 1.1.7 1.510.0 11.34.5 2.83.5 3.51.4 1.43.4 4.61.0 1,52.1 1.94.5 4.913.3 11.33.5 4.3

AP/MY 73 OCT/NOV '73 AP/MY '74 OCT/NOV '743.4 .6 .44.5 6.1 3.6.6 1.2 .53.5 3.0 2.91.9 1.8 1.11.1 4.3 3.36.0 4.5 6.62.4 2.2 4.01.1 1.7 .74.5 3.3 3.94.9 6.1 5.1.1 .5 .5

.614.62.13.61.01.41.4.73.017.54.2

.811.44.94.0.93.4.81.65.517.52.8

1.214.43.23.41.44.31.31.56.413.84.4

AP/MY 73 OCT/NOV '73 AP/MY 74 OCT/NOV '741.4 .6 .64.4 6.0 4.7.6 .6 1.33.2 3.0 3.12.7 2.7 2.34.0 2.7 4.47.3 5.7 6.13.0 3.8 4.01.4 1.6 1.62.5 2.6 1.95.5 6.7 7.0.9 2.1 1.8.5 .8 2.012.8 10.8 10.92.6 4.9 2.84.2 3.8 4.42.4 1.8 1.32.4 3.5 4.82.4 1.3 1.9.8 2.1 1.71.5 2.6 1.610.8 12.1 11.43.8 4.2 4.6

AP/MY '73 OCT/NOV 73 AP/MY '74 OCT/NOV '749.0 7.9 4.115.8 16.5 9.614.5 8.7 14.64.1 4.53.6 3.7 3.610.3 12.1 8.01.3 3.1 4.Q3.4 8.1 12.6

AP/MY '751.36.1.62.12.04.88.73.43.24.16.21.12.27.73.62.81.05.21.41.43.911.84.9

AP/MY '751.96.5.91.51.84.45.83.03.02.05.8.6

2.59.54.72.5.83.81.21.04.516.85.5

AP/MY 75.65.1.91.91.35.08.13.42.33.68.01.92.58.13.53.71.04.61.71.51.59.85.3

AP/MY '754.95.419.64.97.412.712.010.8

!Me! .iing story here as Todd Wallace was fired from KLIF justbeloi e the hook began, but this should reflect his work. Station improvednicely to second in the market, tied for second in women 18 plus andnumber one in teens. Another News/Talk station down here. KRLD 11.3to 7 7 1.1, BAP j1.j still tops the market, KBOX moving back up. KNUS alsoimproved and KFJZ lost. KVIL-FM conintues its growth pattern Adultrankings I mon-sitn 6 am -12 mid Metro Survey area] 18-34; IjKII.T,21K% 3]WBAP, 4]KZEW. 25-49 1MBAP, 2]KRLD, 3]KOAX,11KBOX. Note KLIF is number two 18-49, WBAP is one.

MINNEAPOLIS -ST. PAULMINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL ARB 5 BOOK TREND MON-SUN Gam-12mid Av 1/4 hr shares

TOTAL PERSONS 12+

AP/MY '74 JUL/AUG 74 OCT/NOV '74 JAN/FEB '75 AP/MV '75KDWB (R) 6.0 6.6 3.9 7.4KEEP (BM) 2.7 2.1 2.3 2.7KEEP -FM ;CM) 4.3 5.1 5.5 6.3K FM.( (BM) 1.3 1.1 1.7 2.0KORS iA) 1.2 .8 .6 .9KQRS*M 5/ 2.6 2.0 3.0 2.6KBE,' IC) 2.9 2.9 4.0 3.8KSTP 'RI 7.6 8.1 6.3 6.5KSTP-FMIBM) 1.6 1.4 3.4 3.1KTCR 2M 2.2 1.3 .8KTCR-FM (C) 2.6 2.5 1.5 29INAYL (BM) 5.7 5.3 6.7 5.7WCCO 31.9 30.8 35.4 31.7WCCO-FM 3.0 1.7 2.3 2.1

WDGV IR) 5.2 4.0 2.9 3.1

WLOL 2.2 2.1 1.1 1.8

VVMH, 1E1 1.4 1.1 1.4 1.3VVVVTC 1.6 2.7 2.1 1.5WYOO (11) 1.5 2.4 2.2 2.0WY00-FM 1.7 1.9 1.3

MEN 18+AP/MV '74 JUL/AUG '74 OCT/NOV '74 JAN/FEB 75 AP/MY 75

KDWB 2.1 2.7 1.4 62KEEV 2.8 2.4 2.4 2.7KEEV-FM 4.3 5.0 5.4 3.8KFMX 1.5 1.1 1.6 3.0KORS 2.1 .7 . .8 1.0KORS-FM 3.1 2.0 3.9 3.0KRSI 3.7 3.8 5.3 4.4KSTP 7.0 10.1 5.5 6.5KSTP-FM 1.7 12 3.5 2.6KTCR 3.1 2.9 2.0 1.2

KTCR-FM 2.4 1.1 1.2 4.2WAVL . 4.9 5.7 6.1 5.7WCCO 35.2 32.4 36.0 32.8WCCO-FM 2.6 1.9 2.6 1.8WDGV 3.4 2.9 2.0 2.9WLOL 1.8 2.5 1.4 2.1

WMIN 2.4 1.5 2.1 1.5WWTC 1.9 4.2 2.7 1.3WYOO 2.0 .7 1.6 1.0WYOO-FM .4 1.4 .8

WOMEN 18+AP/MY '74 JUL/AUG 74 OCT/NOV 74 JAN/FEB 75 AP/MY '75

KDWBKEEVKEEP -FMKFMXKGRSKORS-FMKRSIKSTPKSTP-FMKTCR

3.63.352.7.51.42.95.51.71.6

4.0 2.92.4 2.56.4 6.51.0 1.3.5 21.7 1.82.8 3.04.7 5.11.9 3.71.9 1.0

3.13.39.6.9.82.03.84.84.1.5

KTCR-FM 3.1 4.1 2.0 2.4

WAYL 7.4 6.4 8.4 6.8WCCO 34.4 35.9 40.0 36.2

WCCO-FM 3.9 1.9 2.5 2.7

WDGV 3.8 3.1 2.4 2.2WLOL 2.7 2,1 1.0 1.6

WMIN .9 .9 1.1 1.4

VWVTC 1.6 2,1 1.7 1.7

WYOO 1.4 .6 1.0 .2

WVOO-FM 1.1 .6 .6

TEENSAP/MY '74 JUL/AUG '74 OCT/NOV '74 JAN/FEB 75 AP/MY '75

KDWB 28,8 20.7 18,3 32.0KORS-FM 6.8 3.7 4.8 4,3KSTP 19.1 14.1 14.2 13.9

WCCO 10.0 6,7 12.5 7.1

WDGV 17.5 10.7 9.0 7.8

WYOO .6 13.8 10.0 13.5

INY00-FM 8,0 10.0 7.1

KDWB, in the first book under John Sebastian without aconsultancy, scored super. Now #2 in market. Station is up from a 2.9 to7.4. up in men, women and teens. KSTP showing nice gains, mostly inmen, station is second in market in men 18 plus. WCCO down a bit butstill way up there. Most other stations held. Adult rankings: [Mon -SunGam-12mid] 18-34: 1IWCCO, 2]KSTP, 3]KDWB, 40(QRS-AM-FM, 25-49:1]WCCO, 2] KEEY-FM, 3IKTCR-FM, 4)KRSI. In adults 18-49 KSTP second,KDWB third.

SAN FRANCISCOSAN FRANCISCO ARB 5 BOOK TREND MON-SUN Gam-12mid Ac 1/4 hr shank

AP/PAY '74 JUL/AUG '74 OCT/NOV 74 JAN/FEB 75 AP/MY 76KARL (BM) 5,8 4.3 5.9 4.9 3.9KABL-FM (BM) 2.1 2.0 2.6 2.6 1.6KBAYIM) 3.1 3.2 2.9 3.0 2.9KCBS IN) 8.7 9.2 8.7 9.4 8.4KDIA 2.3 2.5 2.7 1.4 2.0KEEN (C/RI 2.4 2.9 .6 .4 15(FOG IBM) 4,8 4.6 5.2 5.6 4.1

KFRC IRI 6.6 7.1 7.9 7.3 6.7KFRC-FM 1.1 1.3 1.0 1.1 .9KGO(N/T) 8.7 7.0 9.3 8.9 9.1K101 4.6 3.7 3.3 3.2 2.8KLIV IR) 1.4 1.8 1.4 1.1 12KLOK IM) 2.4 2.8 2.6 2.8 2.5KNBR IM) 2.6 2.7 3.5 3.6 3.4KNOR-FM IBM) 1.0 1.5 2.2 2.3 1.9KNEW IC) 26 1.7 2.5 2.9 3.6KOME IA) 3 1.1 1.9 1.6 2.4KSAN IA) 2.7 3.4 3.6 3.2 3.5KSFO IMI 9.4 7.5 5.6 5.4 7.4KSFX ID) 1.6 1.5 12 2.4 1.9KSJO 1.4 .8 .8 .7 12KSOL (B) .6 .8 .9 22 12KYA IR) 2.5 2.3 2.3 3.0 2.3

MEN 18+AP/MY 74 JUL/AUG '74 OCT/NOV '74 JAN/FEB '75 AP/MY '75

KABL 4.7 4.3 6.4 5.9 4.4KABL-FM 22 2.1 1.6 2.6 1.4(BAY 3.6 3.0 2.9 3.1 3.1

KCBS 10.7 112 10.4 10.5 9.4KDIA 2.5 1.4 2.3 .5 1.5KEEN 3.6 3.7 .7 A 1.9KFOG 4.5 6.1 5.5 7.1 4.1

KFRC 4,3 6.1 6.2 4.7 3.8KERC-FM .7 .9 .9 1.4 .6KG0 7.6 6,4 9.1 82 8.4(101 5.0 3.2 3.3 32 2.2

KLIV .9 .7 .5 .4 AK LOK 22 32 2.6 2.4 2.2

KNBR 2.9 2.8 3.9 4.8 32KNBR.FM .7 1.3 2.1 1.9 2.1

KNEW 2.5 2.3 2.8 3.4 4.5

KOME .8 1.2 3.1 22 32KSAN 2.6 4.3 4.8 3.4 5.1

KSFO 11.2 10.0 6.0 6.0 8.5

KSFX .9 1.2 .9 1.5 1.3

KSJO 1.4 .2 .8 .2 12KSOL .4 .6 .9 1.8 .6

KVA '1.4 1.2 1.3 22 1.1

WOMEN 18+AP/MY '74 JUL/AUG '74 OCT/NOV 74 JAN/FEB 75 AP/MY '75

KABLKABL-FM(BAYKCBSKDIAKEENKFOGKFRCKFRC-FM(GOK101KLIVKLOKKNBRKNBR-FMKNEWKOMEKSANKSFOKSFXKSJOKSOLKVA

7.92.43.18.61.71.66.04.61.111.64.372.72.71.43.1.32.09.21.31.1.41.4

5.22.33.99.42.82.65.04.21.69.23.51.62.83.11.91.5.92.66.4.7.3.81.9

6.44.13.58.92.6.65.94.7.811.43.2.82.93.82.72.6.62.56.0.5.2.61.5

4.92.83.410.3.8.35.3'5.1.911.13.5.73.13.33.02.9.82.95.91.8.22.32.3

4.4233,59.51.81.44.94.51.111.73.11.12.9422.13.61.31.67.615.4.71.7

TEENSAP/MV '74 JUL/AUG 74 OCT/NOV 74 JAN/FEB '75 AP/MV 75

KDIA 4.5 5.5 5.0 7.4 4.5

KFRC 24.3 23.9 29.2 28.0 25.9

KLIV 6.8 6.9 8.4 5.9 4.4

KSAN 6.5 3.4 3.7 4.0 5.5

KVA 11.6 7.8 10.0 9.6 9.0

FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1975WEEI 9.6 9.9 9,7 11,1 10.7

WEEI-FM 2.6 1.9 2.9 2.0 2.4WEZE 2.0 4.6 3.2 1.6 1.3

WHDH 12.7 14.7 10.3 12.7 12.3WJIB 8.9 7.6 7.3 8.9 122WMEX 2.0 1.3 .9 1.6 2.4WRKO 6.4 5.5 6.4 7.4 4,3WROR 2.1 2.2 2.6 2.7 3.1

WRYT .8 .9 1.1 .8 .6

WSSH 2.1 2.0 2.7 1.9 2.0WVBF 3,8 2.4 3.8 3.7 3.3VVVVEL-FM 2.9 2.6 1.9 3.1 3.0

WOMEN 18+AP/MY '74 JUL/AUG '74 OCT/NOV '74 JAN/FEB '75 AP/MY '78

WBCN 2.4 2.9 1.7 2.9 2.4WBZ 11.8 12.9 112 11.2 9.4WBZ-FM 1.2 2.0 1.7 12 1.6WCOP 11 1.4 1.8 1.8 1.6WCOP-FM 1.8 1.3 3.3 .8 1.5WCOZ 1.8 12 1.6 1.1 1.8WCRB-FM 1.6 .6 1.0 .9 2.0WEEI 14,0 10.0 10.1 10.3 102WEEI-FM 3.1 3.2 4.8 2.1 3.8 -WEZE 2.4 3.1 2.9 2.8 2.4WHDH 10.3 13.1 13.1 13.0 11.4WJIB 9.0 8.4 9.4 11.6 12.8WMEX 2.8 1.9 1,4 12 1.3WRKO 6.6 7.2 4.7 6.7WROR 1,6 1.7 2.4 2.3 2.9WRYT 1.4 1.4 2.4 1.8 1.4wsstl 2.9 3.3 1.9 3.4 2.8WVBF 2.1 1.8 1.9 2.5 22WINE L -FM 1.6 .8 1.7 3.0 1.7

TEENSAP/MY '74 JUL/AUG 74 OCT/NOV 74 JAN/FEB '75 AP/MY 75

WBCN 4.2 2.4 4.4 5.1 4.8WBZ FM 4.8 3.6 4.2 4.1 6.7WME X 10.5 10.3 6.7 5.1 2.7WRKO 35.1 40.4 35.3 33.8 31.9WVBF 18.0 17.0 24.4 22.3 25.8

This market held fairly stable. WRKO [R] down a bit, 9.0 to 8.5,the loss was mostly in men. WJIB, the bright MOR station, picked up 9.5to 11.3, WVBF [R] also up 4,8 to 5.1, WEEI-FM, another tightly formattedMOR, also increased 2.0 to 3.0. WBCN [A] 4.0 to 3.7. Adult rankings[Mon -Sun 6 am -12 mid Metro] 18-34; 1]WRKO, 2]WBZ, 3]WBCN,41%108.11MM, 21WBZ, 31WHDH, 41WEEI-AM.

Top 30 dolv 0 in this market also. KFRC dropped 7.3 to 6.7 in totals.Losing in men, women and teens. KYA also down 3.0 to 2.3 after spendinga great deal of money All news KCBS followed the national trent for allnews radio with a d"cline 9.4 to 8.4. Gains were made by KDIA [B] 1.4 to2.0, KOMI'. IAI as San lose FM station with a good city signal 1.6 to 2.4,

KSAN jAj 3.2 to 1.5, KSFO [M] 5.4 to 7.4, and KNEW [C] 2.9 to 3.5.KGO IN TI 8.9 to 9.1, KSFX, ABC's Disco FM down 2.4 to 1.9.K101 :1.2 to 2.8. Adult rankings: [Mon -Sun 6 am -12 mid Metro] 18-34;

11KERC, 2IKSAN and K101 -AM -FM, 3]KOME. 25-49; 1]KSFO, 2]KCBS,j KGO, 4]K101 -AM -FM.

BOSTONBOSTON ARB 5 BOOK TRENDMON-SUN Gam-12mid Av 1/4 hr shares

TOTAL PERSONS 12+

AP/MY 74WBCN IA) 2.7WBZ IMI 12.4WBZ-FM 2.0WCOP ICI 2.5WCOP FM ICI 1.4WCOZ 2.0WCRB.FM IC LS 1.6WEEI (N) 10.8WEEI-IM (M) 2.6WEZE WI 2.0WHDH INC 10.3

8.03.39.82.01.02.24.6

WJIBWMEXWRKO IRIWROR (C)WRYT (M)WSSHWVBF IRIVVWELFM (M) 1.9

MEN 18+

WBCNWBZWBZ-FMWCOPWCOP-FMVVCO2WCRB-FM

AP/MY '742.514.9222.31.12.51.9

JUL/AUG '74 OCT/NOV 744.1 3.211.5 12.51.9 2.21.6 1.61.3 2.61.3 1.4.7 1.08.9 8.92.4 3.53.5 2.912.6 10.87.2 7.62.6 1.710.2 8.12.0 2.41.1 1.62.6 2.13.7 5.01.4 1.6

JUL/AUG '745.912.21.22.31.51.81.0

OCT/NOV 744.716.52.21.72.11.41.1

JAN/FEB '754.010.71.81.51.41.21.09.72.02211.99.51.79.02.61.22.54.82.9

JAN/FEB '755.211.61.91.82.31.71.4

AP/MY 753.710.32.31.2151.61.79.53.01.810.811.31.98.52.91.02.25.12.0

AP/MY 755.113.11.9.91.81.81.9

CLEVELANDCLEVELAND ARB 5 BOOK TREND MON-SUN 6am.12mid Av 1/4 hr shares

TOTAL PERSONS 12+AP/MY '74 JUL/AUG '74 OCT/NOV '74 JAN/FEB '75 AP/MY '75

WABO (B) 1.5 1.4 1.7 1.7

WCLV1CLS) 1.9 . 1.3 1.5 2.5

WDBN BM) 1.7 - 1,4 2.0 12WDOK (M) 7.0 . 92 9.4 11.0

WERE (M) 7.8 - 10.1 9.5 6.5WGAR (M) 8.2 8.4 7.3 82WGCL IR) 4.8 5.8 52 4.7

WHK C 4.6 6.4 5.8 6.1

WIXY (R) 5.1 3.5 3.7 3.3

WJMO 10) 7.1 6.1 5.5 6.8WJW (M) 6.5 5.6 7.8 6.3WLYT(R) 1.4 22 12 .5

WMMS IA) 5.6 7.7 6.4 5.3

WNCR (C) 2.9 1.7 2.9 2.3WOAL(Bm) 7.3 8.4 7.5 11.1

WWWE (MI 8.4 5.4 4.9 7.5WWWM IA) 1.4 1.0 1.0 1.4

161-105)

MEN 18+AP/MY 74 JUL/AUG 74 OCT/NOV '74 JAN/FEB '75 AP/MY 75

WABO 1.4 .8 1.6 1.2

WCLV 2.4 - 1.7 2.1 3.1

WDBN 2.5 1.8 1.3 1.8

6.7 . 8.7 10.9 11.9

WERE 8.1 10.1 9.7 6.4

WGAR 9.9 6.8 5.9 9.4

WGCL 2.3 4.0 3.0 2.3

WHK 3.4 8.4 7.1 7.4

WIXY 3.0 2.0 3.4 2.7

WJMO 4.7 4.5 3.9 4.4

WJWWLYT

5.4.7

5.62.1

9.0.7

6.6

WMMS 6.8 8.7 5.5 6.1

WNCR 2.8 1.7 3.6 2.0

WOAL 7.5 7.9 7.7 9.5

WWWE 10.5 6.1 6.3 9.7

WWWM 2.0 1.1 1.1 1.6

IM -105)

WOMEN 164 AP/MY '74 JUL/AUG '74 OCT/NOV '74WABQ 1.6 1.8WCLV - 1.9 12WDBN 1.3 1.4

WOOK 8.6 11.7

9 2 12.17 6.4

3.1 3.06.7 6.23.4 3.67.1 4.66.7 6.61.5 1.4

2.5 4.83.6 2.08.4 10.66.9 5_5

1.2 1.1

WEREWGARWGCLWHKWIXYWJMOWJWWLYTWMMSWNCRWQALWWWEWWWMIM -105)

TEENSWGCLWIXYWJMOWMMS

AP/MY '74 JUL/AUG 74 OCT/NOV 7418.6 23.418.6 8.814.4 17.513.8 15.9

JAN/FEB '751.71.53.010.011.38.42.45.93.54.78.51.04.42.78.84.212

JAN/FEB 7524.55.813.717.6

AP/MY 751.92.61.012.28.18.22.16.02.35.97.3.42.32.814.76.11.0

AP/MY '7523.58.910.214.3

Interesting market makeup: WQALandWDOK dominate thewomen in all age catagories. WDOK tops the totals in men but most of itis 35 plus. WGAR EMI is #1 men 18-34 and the AOR station WMMS is #2.Mon -Sun 6 am -12 mid adults 18-34 rankings: 1[WGAR, 2]WMMS.3]WIMO. Adults 25-49 rankings: 11WGAR, 2]WDOK, 3[WQAL.

In the rock battle both stations showed losses. WIRY down in menand women slight gain in teens. WGCL, still #1 in teens [23.5] up inwomen slightly, losses in men, mostly in mid -day. WMMS [a] is #2 teens,up in men, but down 2 shares in women. Both Black stations faired well.WIMO up nicely in men and women.

(A) Album Oriented Rock(T) Talk

(SP) Spanish(E) Ethnic(B) Black(R) Rock

(CLS) Classical(C) Country(0) Oldies(M) MOR

(BM) Beautiful Music(JZ) Jazz

"(All I Have to Do Is) DREAM"by The Nifty Gritty Dirt Band.

(UA-XW655-Y)

All across the nation,this great hit, done in a great new way

by The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, is the summer'sbig sensation.A great song by a great band

equals the greatest programming."(All I Have To Do Is) DREAM"by The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.

The song for everyone. Produced byWilliam E.McEuen.

On United LP Artists Records.

MCMLAX V United Artists Music and Records Group. Inc.

PAGE 14 FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1975

ARBreakoutsHOUSTON

HOUSTON ARI1 6 BOOK TREND MON-SUN 6am12nItt1 Av 1/4 hr sharusTOTAL PERSONS 12+

KAUM (AlKCOH IB)KENRKIKK ICIKIKK-FM IC)KILT (R)KILT -FM (RIKLEEKLOL IAIKLXY IRIKNUZ IC)KODA IBM)KODA-FM IBM)KPRC (M)KOUE IM)KRBE IR)KRLY IR)KTRHKULF IMIKXYZ (RIKYND IBM)KYOK IRIMEN 18+

KAUMKCOHKENRKIKKKIKK-FMKILTKILT -FMK LE FKLOLKLYXKNUZKODAKODA-FMKPRCKOUEKRBEKRLYKTRHKULFKXYZKYNDKYOKWOMEN 18.

KAUMKCOHKENRKIKKKIKK-FMKILTKILT -FMK LE FKLOLKLYXKNUZKODAKODA-FMKPRCKOUEKRBEKRLYKTRHKULF

KXYZKYNDKYOK

TEENS

KAUMKCOHKILTKILT -FMKLOLKRBEKYOK

AP/MY '73 OCT/NOV '73 AP/MY '74 OCT/NOV '74 AP/MY '/52.1 2.2 1.2 1.1 1,016 3,0 2.9 2.7 2.66.3 9.6 5.5 4,9 7.44.4 4.7 4.1 3.9 2.81.6 3.4 2.6 2.7 2.310.6.3

8.8 8,43.2

9,44.1

5.73.7

1.53.8

.41.63.6

1.53.7

1.23.1

1.93.0

1.9 1.0 2.4 2.2 1.82.0 2.9 3.6 3.0 2.41.3 1.4 .8 .9 1.83.0 2.4 3.4 2.8 4.38.1 5.4 6.6 5.4 7.93.3 3.6 3.1 4.7 3.23.1 4.9 3.9 6.2 7,7

3.2 2.3 1.9 1.18.7 7.7 7.7 9,6 7.15.0 4.9 5.4 4.7 4.33.9 3.7 5.0 4.7 3.27.3 6.2 7.1 7.0 6.56.2 6.9 6.2 5.2 8.0

AP/MY '73 OCT/NOV '73 AP/MY '74 OCT/NOV 74 AP/MY '752.1 1.9 1,4 1.1 1.22.4 2.5 2.5 2.6 1.76.35.0

10.36.7

5.45.9

5.44.8

7.03.4

1.5 2.9 1.7 3.5 2.87.3.4

8.3 6.72.1

9.84.1

4.53.7

1.33.1

.41.25.4

1.75.4

1.33.2

3.23.9

.8 1.6 2.0 1.52.61.12.7

.92.61.63.2

3,8.33.7

2.41.03.0

2.51.64.2

11.8 6.5 8.5 6.8 10.33.9 4.4 2.7 5.5 3.92.3 3.1 3.1 3.8 4.02.4 1.4 1.6 1.6 1.1

8.9 8.9 7.8 10.7 9.06.0 5.1 6.1 4.2 5.44.6 4.9 5.3 4.3 2.610.8 5.8 7.3 7.4 6.27.3 4.1 4.7 4,4 8.1

AP/MY '73.5

OCT/NOV '731.5

AP/MY '74.6

OCT/NOV '74.9

AP/MY '75.5

4.9 2.9 2.4 2.7 2.67.3 9.8 6.0 5.3 8.44.2 3.6 3.2 3.8 2.91.5 4.0 4.0 2.3 2.39.7 9.0 6.4 7.4 5.4.1 .4 2.3 1.4 1.82.0 2.1 1.5 15 1.42.1 2.5 1.1 2.7 1.83.2 1.1 3.1 2.4 1.81.8 3.6 4.1 3.9 2.61.8 1.7 1.6 1.1 2.64.1 2.4 4.2 3.6 5.46.9 5.9 6.5 5.4 7.83.8 4.1 4.3 5.5 3.51.5 2.3 2.1 3.3 4.32.0 1.6 1.6 1.3 .610.6 9.6 11.1 7.34.5 5.6 5.5 5.6 4.1

4.3 3.7 5.8 4.5 3,5

6.4 8.0 8.9 8.4 8.44.0 5.8 6.0" 5.4 7.5

AP/MY '73 '747.7

OCT/NOV '735.8

AP/MY2.3

2.6 4.7 5.523.0 9.4 19.3.6 .6 9.311.6 2.5 7.510.5 18.8 12.010.7 18.8 11.3

OCT/NOV '741.51314.512.44.622.37.1

AP/MY '752.15.610.410.44.330.79.9

III s 1081 11481 IS 1111. has been beaten hv 4;1.42s MOIL KII.T...11114.1191 la, ge total losses. 9 4 to 5.7. biggest loss in men. KRBE. up 6.2 to

111. in men. women and teens. 111T -FM also went down 4.1 to 3.7.\e,/t,111. IsTRI1 wit% down too. 9.11 to 7,1 KVOK. the leading Black

shimed hig gains 5.2 to I).)). In AtOR KI'R( up 5.4 to 7.9. Most.dheis held well. KAI Al and 81.01. holding Country KIKK down and

\Rhl ,s,it up. 4.9 to 7 4 Ith!, gains in men and women. Adult rankings\ loud son 60m-12 midi In 14. I 11% YOK 21h111 11118131:. 4IK1'1.F 25-4941 \ 2'1s NI1 0.1,190 \ IA1 h II ranks third 18-49.

WAVE (AlWBAL (WTIWBMD ICIWCAO (RIWCBM IMIWDJO 03)WEBB IRIWFBR IR)WISZ ICIWITH IBM)WKTK IAIWLIF IBM)WLPL IR)WMAR (BM)WPOC IC/WRBS (REL)WSID 031WWIN (B)WYRE IR/MEN 18+WAVEWBALWBMDWCAOWCBMWDJOWEBBWFBRWISZWITHWKTKWLIFWLPLWMARWPOCWRBSWSIDWWINWY RE

WOMEN 18+WAVEWBALW13510WCAOWCBMWDJOWEBBWFBRWISZWITH

BALTIMOREBALTIMORE ARB 5 BOOK TREND MON-SUN Gam-12mid

TOTAL PERSONS 12+

AP/MY '73 OCT/NOV '73 AP/MY '74 OCT/NOV '742.8 1.9 3.6 2.015.3 16.0 14.6 15.61.1 1.3 1.7 .9

12.2 818 75 10.59.3 9.1 7.9 8.7

2.81.1 1.2 .5 1.7

6.0 5.8 5.3 7.01.7 .6 1.0 1.03.3 4.0 3.3 3.1

3.0 2.5 1.8 329.0 9.1 9.9 8.74.9 4.5 6.8 3.81.9 2.4 3.1 3.2

151.1 1.2 .7 .4

4.7 8.2 6.9 4.33.5 1.9 4.8 4.51.6 1.1 1.3 .9

AP/MY '73 OCT/NOV '73 AP/MY '74 OCT/NOV 744.2 2.2 4.7 2.018.4 19.8 17.8 16.0

1.5 2.1 . 1.2 .6

9.8 5.8 55 7.4

8.4 8.4 6.8 8.22.6

1.2 1.0 .5 1.1

6.3 5.8 5.6 8.7

2.5 .5 1.4 1.0

3.0 3.7 4.5 3.32.6 3.1 1.8 5.58.9 9.9 10.3 9.1

2.0 2.3 4.2 2.31.5 2.3 4.4 3.1

1.6

.8 1.0 .7 .2

2.7 5.5 5.6 4.4

3.4 1.6 3.4 2.82.3 .9 1.0 5

AP/MY '73 OCT/NOV '73 AP/RAY '74 OCT/NOV '741.7 1.2 2.4 1.1

15.1 16.4 15.2 17.7

9 1.1 2.5 1.4

10.2 7.0 8.1 10.311.2 11.0 10.2 9.8

1.6.7 .9 .7 1.8

6.4 6.2 5.4 6A1.2 .8 .9 1.14.2 4.8 3.0 3.5

AP/MY '752.217.8.57.98.83.4.95.2.73.41.711.53.93.53.2.83.86.11.0

AP/MY '753.621.9.64.87.12.8.66.1.95.41.811.72.03.73.252.94.91.3

AP/MY '751.317.4.47911.72.61.052.e2.3

WKTKWLIFWLPLWMARWPOCWRBSWSIDWWINWY RE

TEENSWAVEWBALWCAOWOK)WKTKWLPLWSIDWWIN

1,6 1.6 1.4 .911.1 10.4 11,8 10,33.6 2.5 4.1 2.62.8 2.8 2.9 4.0

1.01.6 16 .9 .65.3 9.4 5.5 4.03.5 2,1 5.0 4,21.1 .8 .8 1.1

1.013.97.64.03.21.23.55.1

AP/MY '73 OCT/NOV 73 AP/MY '74 OCT/NOV 74 AR/My '751.9 4.1 5.0 6.4 94.8 3,1 2.6 6.4 5.028.9 25.2 11.7 21.3 18.9

9.0 8.710.3 4.5 3.2 5,4 4,320.3 20,0 25.5 13.8 16.88.7 11.4 16.1 5.1 8,43.9 2.1 8,2 10.5 14.9

Rough hook for rockers here, or subtitled "Where did all the rocklisteners go?" WCAO suffered with almost a 3 share drop, big losses in1111'11 and women Interestingthing is that they didn't really go anywhere.

DIQ improed slighth 2.11 to 3.4 up mostly in women. The AOR stationkk4sT1N took a great loss 3.2 to 1.7 especially in men 5.5 to 1.8. The lopIll ii k station 1X1VIN pulled some of rock's moving audience by gainingI it to G.I.M.N. is the mil!, rocker holding its own 3.8 to 3.9, WLIF 8.7 to11 a. another Beautiful Music success. WFBR, another rocker that went(limn 7.0 to 5.2. In the country battle WPOC is the winner 1.5 to 3.5,\\AS/. 1.0 down to 0.7. Adult rankings 1Mon-Sun 6 am -12 mid Metro] 18-11: 111A4:11M, 211V1.1h, 31WCAO, 41WWIN. 25-49; 1IWBAL, 2)M/LIF,

Late NewsContinued from front page

claims was not only logical butuseful.

.. Cher Bono and (.7regg Allmanwere married last Monday morning(30th) at a private ceremony held atCaesars Palace in Las Vegas. Aftera brief reception, Cher and Greggflew to Los Angeles in a privateplane and are currentlyhoneymooning at an undisclosedlocation. It was Gregg's thirdntarriage and second for Cher whojust picked up her divorce decreefrom Sonny two days before herwedding.

ROCK DEATH.. Discreet recording artists, TimBuckley, was found dead lastSunday (29th) in Santa Monica,California with causes beingreported as ,"overdose." Thesinger -songwriter was twenty-eightyears old.

ALICE COOPER. Warner Bros. has filed suit against

Alice Cooper Inc. for failure todeliver ten albums as called for in aMay 1, 1973 contract between the twoparties. Warners contends only twoalbums have been received and hasasked for an injunction restrainingCooper from appearing in anyconcerts until a reasonable amountof albums are forthcoming.Regarding Cooper product release,the new Alice Cooper single will be"Department of Youth" from thecurrent Atlantic album.

QUICKIES

.. Bill Tanner, National program-mer for Heftel stations has acceptedthe morning drive shift at 13Q inaddition to his programming duties.Willy Shears will be joining 13Q to do10 pm to 2 am, he's from WGNG.

WFOM-Marietta has a new PD,he's Paul Sebastian, formerly ofWLOB-Portland Maine and WAYF,Charlotte. Bob Casey has beenpromoted to music director.

. KBMI-Las Vegas has droppedtheir soft music format for the NBCall news format.

OTHERS GETTING SIGNIFICANT ACTIONPAUL DAVIS "Keep Our Love Alive' (Bang) Added WAKY, 25-21 at Z93, 39-35 WAIR, 30-27 WJON.ELVIN BISHOP "Sure Feels Good" (Capricorn) 20.16 WRMA, 37.24 WAIR,28-24 WSAI, 28-22 WNCI, on WAKY.JOAN BAEZ "Blue Sky" (A&M) Add WCOL, WRFC, KTLK, 24-19 WROV, 25-24 WPGC and more.ROLLING STONES "I Don't Know Why" (Abkco) 33-32 WCOL, 22-17 WAKX,29.27 KKLS, 25-24 KLE Oand others.BLOOD SWEAT & TEARS "Got To Get You Into My Life" (Columbia) 27-20KEEL, 31-28 WCOL, 31-30 WKLO, and others.MANHATTAN TRANSFER (Atlantic) Add KEEL, WAKX, 29-27 WORG, onWISM, WORC, KJOY.COMMODORES (Motown) add WCAO, 38 29 WBBQ 29-23 WMYQ , onWIXY and others.ISL EY BROTHERS (IT -Neck) debut 21 WDRQ, 26 24 WAKY, add WIXY,WGHand others.

PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUE "2 Lane Highway" (RCA) 34.24 WEAQ, 39.35WJON, 40 35 WCOL and moreORLEANS "Dance With Me" (Asylum) on Z96, WISM, add -WA VZ, WORG,WI BG and others.MORRIS ALPERT "Feelings" (RCA) 32-28 WNCI, add KJOY, on WJDX ,WI BG, WORC and othersAUSTIN ROBERTS "Rocky" (Private Stock) 15-8 WEAQ, add WCOL,WBBQ, WMAK and others.PAUL ANKA (UA) Add WSAI, KTKT, WGNG, KENO and others.MOMENTS (Stang) Add WIXY, WERC, 10-5 KKDJ, 35-32 KEEL, and others.STYLISTICS (Avco) 30-26 WPGC, 28-20 WERCdebut 19 WRMA and moreZZ TOP "Tush" (London) add WMYQ, WAIR, WYRE on KSTP, WCAO andmore.DONNY & MARIE OSMOND "Make The World Go Away" (MGM) 6.6

KENO, 40-26 KEEL and more.KOOL & THE GANG "Spirit of the Boogie" (DeLite) 24.20 WINW, 32-30WBBQ, on KEEL, WRMA and more.MICHAEL JACKSON (Motown) 11-10 WBGN, debut 28 KHJ, on WIXY and

others.MERRY CLAYTON "Keep Your Eye On The Sparrow" (Ode) add WNCI,WERC, KILE, on KKDJ.JACKSON FIVE (Motown) 30-26 WISM, 25.22 Y100,add K 100 and others.

ARBSUMMARIES

We'll have complete breakoutsnext week on the following markets.This week we present the highlights.All figures based on Mon -Sun 6am,12mid Av 1-4 Hr. Shares.

ATLANTA

. This is one market that showedrockers up. The Burkhart -Abramsstation WK LS showed the biggestgain 2.3 to a 5.7 with big jumps inmen, women and teens. WKLSjumped to second in teens in themarket, behind Z93.

WQXI, under Scott Shannon, didwell too; proving that you can playnew records and pick up listeners.WQXI moved up 7.1 to 7.6, biggestgrowth in women, putting them thirdin the market in women 18+ andsecond in the market in adults 18-49.Z93 also increased 5.0 to 6.6,doubling in their men and women18+. WSB down a bit, as is WGSTand WOAK (B).

SEATTLE

Anotner market that showedmost contemporary radio up. KJRreversed their downward trend andmoved back up to an 8.3 from a 7.2,OK 102% also showed nice gains 2.0to 3.4, up in men and women almostdouble. KING was down 8.2 to 6.5. Incountry KAYO held firm at 3.6, the 4Beautufil Music stations switchedlisteners between each other. KVI(M) made gains to a high point of 8.5from 5.5 This is their best book in ayear. All oldies KUUU lost a goodchunk of listeners. In adults 18-49 it'sKVI first,KJR second and K I RO-FM(BM) third.

MILWAUKEE.. Bartell's WOKY continues to holdon to their strong lead. WOKYstayed at 10.8, WZUU-AM-FMshowed a slight increase 5.7 to 6.4,WRIT down 5.5 to 4.4. WTMJ, the"MOR" station increased from 14.5to 16.5 as did WEZW (BM) 9.4 to 11.3In adults 18-49 WTMJ is first with a12.0, WOKY has 11.9. WOKY stronglead in teens as well.

DENVER. Both rockers took a loss. KIMN,

which recently switched to a softermusic policy declined 6.7 to 4.5.KTLK also down 6.0 to 5.0, losingadults. the AOR stations increased,KBPI, 4.7 to 6.0, KFML 1.3 to 2.4, andKLZ-FM 3.4 to 4.7. Country KLAKup from 3.7 to 5.1, K ER E holding at3.0. KHOW took the most drasticdeclihe 12.5 to an 8.7, losses weremostly in men, and some women.KOSI (M) increased 5.2 to 6.2. In 18-49 adults KNOW still on top, KBPI issecond. Very strong position for anAOR station.

BUFFALO.. Another success for Lee Abramsin this market. WGRQ in its newAOR format moved from 1.8 to 5.1picking up nicely in adults. WKBWdown a bit 14.6 to 11.6, but increasingin teens. WGR, the old standardMOR is holding. As is WYSL (R) andWWOL (C). Another MOR WBENalso increased. In adults 18-49 WGRis one, WBNY (BM) second and WK-BW third. In teens WKBW has theedge 3 to 1.

Swanco Broadcasting has signed aletter of intent to purchase KFJZ-AM, KWXI-FM-Ft. Worth and theTexas State Network, pending FCCapproval. The Texas State Networkis a news service currently servicing130 stations. Swanco also ownsKLEO-Wichita. Purchase price is inexcess of $4 million.

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AOR RadioAORNews

The SOUTHERNPROGRESSIVE RADIONETWORK has expanded toinclude AUSTRALIA. Theypicked up 2JJ, SIDNEYwhich is the only AOR stationin the land down under. 2JJPD ARNOLD FROLOWSwould like to receive productfrom American companies.Send stuff to Box 891, PottsPoint, 2001, N.S.W. Australiaor call 335-211 ... There willbe no new PD named atKNAC to replace RON Mc -COY. The station will be runby the combination of BOB B.BLUE, Music Director andJOHNNY DARIN, OperationsDirector . . WPDQ has beensold and the new owners takeover the JACKSONVILLEoperation July 23. If louks likeprogramming will remain thesame . . . Also inJACKSONVILLE, the Mayorhas proclaimed July 6

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and is going to give them thekey to the city. Maybe they'llgive him the FINGER, too... STEPHEN STILLSstopped by WCMF and gavehis first interview in a longtime .. M 105, the new AORstation in CLEVELAND hasshowcase studios in a

shopping center. The stationhas been running manyspecials including 12 uninterrupted hours on July 4 dS

well as the HISTORY OFENGLISH ROCK and SPIROF AMERLCA, the best ulAmerican music WORJinterviewed ROBERTKLEIN . . . WL I 7:

terviewed ROBERTPALMER and presented ALKOOPER in a live lddioconcert ... WBAB in-terviewed THE BEAUBRUMMELS ... ROBERTPALMER was also interviewed on TRIAD andWHCN. WHCN drew 20,000people to the park for theirfree BLOOD, SWEAT, ANDTEARS and LESLIE WESTconcert ... WOUR presentedJIM DAWSON in a live radioconcert ... WX RT presentedTOM SCOTT, ERIC AN-DERSON, TOM WAITS,PROCTER AND BERGMAN,EMMYLOU HARRIS, andGARY BURTON in radioconcerts . .. HARVEYWARFIELD has loinedWAAF to do 8 to midnight . .

JOSE FELICIANO suggeststhat the US GOVERNMENTprint money withdenominations raise' inBRAILLE.

GRC artist Mike Greene recently visited WHCN-FM, Hartford. Pictured(i-r) in the front row, George Taylor Morris, PD WHCN, Mike Bone,GRC National Promotion Coordinator. Rear, Paul Payton, MD, Greene,and David Jackson.

RCA recording group, Skyking, relax backstage with friends followingtheir concert in Los Angeles. The three year old East Coast group have

been variously described as "shocking super funk," "iazz-rock," etc.,but are hard to classify. The group writes all material collectivelyand are currently on a national tour before ending up back home in NewYork to record their second album for RCA. L to R top row is HollywoodReporter's Paul Diamond, Skyking's David Mason, KWST's DavidPerry, Skyking's Rick Jacobi andChris Brubeck (Dave's son.) Middlerow Herbie Mann's percussionist Armen Halburian, Skyking's PeterRuth, KWST's John Detz. Bottom row group manager Jobathan Stuart,Skyking's Richie Morales and co -manager David Bartlebaugh.

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I had the opportunity to engage in a conversation with Paul Rodgers, leadsinger of Bad Company during their recent American tour:

R&R: I just read an article about you in ROLLING STONE that depictedyou to be some kind of demon.

PR: Yeah. I heard about that.R& R: There was one part of it in which one of your crew got on stage to help

with your equipment. Because he upstaged you, you physically treated himroughly, to say the least. You sounded like some kind of monster. Are you amonster?

PR: No, not really. I don't think so. Sometimes things that happen in theheat of the moment, when you're on stage, can be exaggerated. Things haveto be right, you know. And sometimes, in an effort to make them right,anything can happen.

R&R: Do you think your fans enjoy reading that sort of thing about you?PR: I wouldn't have thought so. I don't know why they print that kind of

crap, actually. It's bullshit, do you know what I mean? It's got nothing to dowith music. Too many of these writers have a preconceived idea of the storythey want to write, so they pull things out of the bag. That type of thing doesnot help the music scene at all. It's irresponsible. The most important thing isthe music.

R&R: How do you perceive your music?PR: We are very much a people's band. The way we play can convey alot. It

can be very mellow, it can be very exciting, depending on how we feel with theaudience. The numbers are constructed very simply. That gives us a chanceto play in and around a number very differently from night to night.

R&R: Do you think some rock and rollers try to overintellectualize theirmusic, and play self-indulgently?

PR: Yes. It does seem to get a pit technical. When you do that you run therisk of losing the listener.

R&R: Alot of people say that Bad Company sounds similar to your old band,Free. Why do you think Bad Company has achieved so much more success?

PR: Any similarities are obviously because of each band sharing some ofthe same performers. I'm writing some of the same type of material,although hopefully, it's advanced a bit more. I think however, Bad Companyputs out more of a full sound. There's a much more positive attitude withinthe band. There's alot more happening in this band. Alot more songs beingwritten.

R&R: Were you surprised by Bad Company's quick acceptance and suc-cess?

PR: I didn't think it would take off so quickly. But all the energies havebeen well channeled. We have a great record company in Swan Song. Theyare really into the music and that's a good part of our success.

R& R: How did you get involved with Swan Song, and tell us more about whyyou think it's a superior record company.

PR: Peter Grant got us involved because he's now our manager. It's LedZeppelin's company, you know. They are all directors. What makes it good isthe experience they've had. They are able to bypass things that might slow ,things down. They know how to get records out, and alot of things that I

probably wouldn't know about. I have confidence in them. Alto, it's like afamily, it's a very close knit situation. All the people who work in the com-pany are also friends, as well as business associates.

R&R: So I would imagine your group has a good relationship with themembers of Led Zippelin.

PR: Oh, Yeah! They're really good lads.

R&R: When the first Bad Company album came out, it was amazingly tightand disciplined for a new group. How much preparation did the band have forthat album?

PR: We rehearsed for about three weeks before we started the album. Oneof the things we all have in common is that we appreciate someone who playssimply and strongly, and doesn't overdo it.

We also had alot in common in writing, and the same sort of directness. Itall kind of clicked together. All four of us worked together as a unit for threeweeks before the album. Some of us had been together making preparations,though, for about three months.

R&R: Where do you think Bad Company is more popular, proportionately,in England or the United States?

PR: Ithink perhaps England right now, although it's really hard to say.

The records have gone high on the charts on both sides of the Atlantic.

R&R: What are the differences between the concert audiences in Englandand the United States?

PR: Well, basically they are the same. The audiences come to have a goodtime, to listen to the music. They come to experience the moods and changesthat we put them through, excitement, happiness, mellowness. The onlydifference is that in England, the audiences are a bit smaller, and the con-certs are more intimate. We use less equipment.

R&R: Do you have another album in the works?PR: Yes. We've already cut a few tapes and will be putting everything

together when we finish this American tour, and get back to England.

Next week, print the text of a conversation I had with Billy Gibbons andFrank Beard of ZZ Top.

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One Of These Nights (Asylum)._ "Eyes" "Hands" "Visions" Title leadVenus & Mars (Capitol) "Listen" "Go" "Jar" "Show" "Magneto"Captain Fantastic (MCA) "Ticket" "Saved" "Writing" Title leadStills (Col) "Pages" "First" "Angel" "Shuffle"

5 JEFFERSON STARSHIP....Red Octopus (RCA) "Miracle" "Tumblin" "Honey" "Freddy"6 AVERAGE WHITE BAND Cut The Cake (AtI) "Crush" "Cake" "Groovin" "Why"7 10CC Original Soundtrack (Merc) "Love" "Blackmail" "Minestrone"8 ZZ TOP Fandango (London) "Tush" "X" "Thunderbird" "Jean Blues"9 JAMES TAYLOR Gorilla (WB) "Sweet" "Lighthouse" "Mexico" Title lead10 POLO Head Over Heels (ABC) "Making Love" "Turn Back" lead11 JOAN BAEZ Diamonds & Rust (A&M) "Dida:' "Fountain" "Sky" Title12 WAR Why Can't We Be Friends (UA)... Title "Down" "Rider"13 PURE PRAR I E LEAGUE ...2 Lane Highway (RCA) "Kansas City" Title lead14 NEIL YOUNG Tonight's The Night (Reprise) "Downtown" "New Mama" Title lead15 DOOBIE BROTHERS Stampede (WB) "Fandango" "Crossroad" "Take Me"16 EDGAR WI NTER Jasmine Nightdreams (Blue Sky). "Brother" "Shuffle" lead17 BATDORF & RODNEY Life Is You (Arista) "Life" "Love" "Song"18 AEROSMITH Toys In The Attic (Col) "No More" "Walk" "Emotion"19 ISLEY BROTHERS The Heat Is On (T -Neck) "Better""Power" "Love"20 11TH HOUSE Level One (Arista) "77 To" "Moment" lead21 MICHAEL STANLEY Yoti Break It (Epic) "Music'" "Time" "Dancing"

22 FRANK ZAPPA One Size Fits All (Discreet) "Andy" 'Po-Jama" "Inca" "No Shoes"23 BACHMAN TURNER 4 Wheel Drive (Mere) "You" "Blues" "Artist" title24 ROGER MCGUINN Roger McGuinn & Band (Col) "Lady" "Bayou"R&R" lead25 BEE GEES Main Course (RSO) "Broadway" Title lead26 BILLY PRESTON It's My Pleasure (A&M) "Life" "While You Can"27 BAD COMPANY Straight Shooter (Swan Song) "Makin Love" "Good Lovin"28 POINTER SISTERS Steppin (Blue Thmb) "Sleeping' How Long"29 ELVIN BISHOP Juke Joint Jump (Capricorn) "Feels Good" Title30 JOHN DAWSON-READ A Friend Of Mine (Chrysalis) Title, leads, Variety of cuts31 RONNIE WOOD New Look (WB) "Bayou" leads, Variety of cuts32 TIM MOORE Behind The Eyes (Asylum) "Captain" "Lightning"33 WAYLON JENNINGS Dreaming My Dreams (RCA) "Open Door" leads34 SOUTHER HI LLMAN FURAY. Trouble In Paradise (Asylum) Title, "Follow"35 TODD RUNDGREN Initiation (Bearsville) "Man" "Death" "Born" Title36 JEFF BECK Blow By Blow (Epic) "Jam" "Woman"

LEON RUSSELL Will Wisp (Shelter) "Island" "Hideaway"38 TRIUMVI RAT Spartacus (Capitol) "March" "School"39 JANIS IAN Between The Lines (Col) "17" "Party" "Watercolors"40 SWEET Desolation Blvd (Capitol) Variety of cuts

STEVE GOODMAN

ested ProductRONNIE WOOD

This LP should expand his small Rolling Stones members & Bobbybut loyal following. "Mama Don't Womack blend well with RonnieAllow" is great. (Elektra/Asylum) on this solid solo effort. (WB)

BILLY PRESTON BEACH BOYS

Preston fans will not bedisappointed. Variety offormats. (A&M)

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RARE EARTH

Jerry La Croix performs wellon this brassy blend of rock& R&B. (Motown)

GUESS WHO

The Canadian legends continueto turn out neatly -knit mass -appeal rock 'n roll, (RCA)

ALBERT BROOKS

Great production & comedyfrom this AOR favorite (E/A)

ELEVENTH HOUSE

ChartSummary

THE EAGLES remainpowerful. WINGS just edgedout ELTON JOHN. STILLSremained at the same chartposition but showed increasedairplay. 10CC has been on thechart longer than any otheralbum, yet showed an in-crease in airplay this week, aremarkable feat. ZZ TOPjumped 8 positions afterbeing on the chart arespectable period. JAMESTAYLOR, JOAN BAEZ,WAR, DOOBIES, andEDGAR WINTER areholding steady and strong.The ISLEYS album has alsoproved that it is for real. TheBEE GEES keep picking upairplay as programmersseem to be delighted by theirslightly new direction.ELVIN BISHOP bouncedback on the chart as didJANIS IAN. JEFF BECKslipped a bit but still hangs inthere. The differences bet-ween the amounts of airplayreceived by albums 27

through 40 was slight thisweek.

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This chart is based solely on airplayand no way attempts to fabricate atrend. The artists in bold print arethose receiving the most rapid gainin airplay.

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His following is tremendous &so is his creativity on this one.Good music, less novelty. (Discreet)

HELEN REDDY

Superb instrumentation & prod- Will be exposed in the comingution highlight another gem from weeks on Midnite Special and maythis respected ensemble. (Arista) pick Helen up some new fans. (Cap. )

FRI DAY, JULY 4, 1975

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Head Over Heels (ABC)NEIL YOUNG

Tonight's The Night (Reprise)FRANK ZAPPA

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RADIO & RECORDS

ALBUMACTIVITY

KLOS FM/LOS ANGELESADDED:Neil Young (Reprise)Ron Wood (WB)Billy Preston (A&M)War (UA)Eddie Kendricks (Motown)AWB (Atl)Cat Stevens (A&M)Poco (ABC)

HOT:Jefferson Starship (RCA)James Taylor (WB)Wings (Capitol)Elton John (MCA)Eagles (Asylum)ZZ Top (London)

DABAR HOORELBEKE, Music Director: Young's "Downtown""Mellow" "New Mama". Wood's "Bayou". War's title. Kendricks'"Cream". Stevens' "People". Poco's "Making Love" "Turn Back".Starship's "Miracle" "Honey" "World" "Tumblin". Taylor's "Wan-dering" "Music" "Easy" "Fool". Playing David Bowie single.

WBAB- LONG ISLANDADDED:Rare Earth (Rare Earth)Billy Preston (A&M)Eddie Kendricks (Motown)Funk Factory (Atco)11th House (Arista)Mandrill (UA)Willie Nelson (Col)Michael Stanley (Epic)

HOT:10 Yrs After (Deram)Poco (ABC)Stephen Stills (Col)War (UA)Pablo Cruise (A&M)Elton John (MCA)Joan Baez (A&M)Peter Frampton (A&M)Alexis Korner (Col)Wings (Capitol)Tim Moore (Asylum)Rolling Stones (Abkco)

BERNIE BIRNARD, Music. Director: Earth's "Happy". Preston's"Fancy Lady". llth's "Stuff". Poco's "Solo". Stills' "First". Cruise's"Number". Moore's "Possess". Stones' "Down". Playing Kraftwerk,Cat Stevens, Michael Murphey, and Ian Hunter singles.

TRIAD-WXFM/C H ICAGOADDED:Stephen Stills (Col)Billy Preston (A&M)Steve Goodman (Elektra)Frank Zappa (Discreet)Pure Prairie League (RCA)

HOT:Lovecraft (Merc)Bob Marley & Wailers (Island)10CC (Merc)Triumvirat (Capitol)Synergy (Passport)Edgar Winter (Blue Sky)Weather Report (Col)Funk Factory (Atco)Roy Ayers (A&M)Mahogany Rush (20th)Hawkwind (Atco)Michel Urbaniak (Col)Pointer Sis (Blue Thmb)Camel (Janus)Jefferson Starship (RCA)

DAN BACIN, General Manager: Wailers' "Natty Dread" leads.Playing Cat Stevens single.

W1VWW FM/DETROITADDED:Jefferson Starship (RCA)Frank Zappa (Discreet)Troggs (Pye)

HOT:Aerosmith (Col)AWB (Atl)Bad Co (Swan Song)Eagles (Asylum)Peter Frampton (A&M)Ian Hunter (Col)Elton John (MCA)Kiss (Casablanca)Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA)Nazareth (A&M)Bob Seger (Capitol)Status Quo (Capitol)Stephen Stills (Col)Sweet (Capitol)Wings (Capitol)ZZ Top (London)

PAUL CHRISTY, Program Director: Starship's "Freddy" "Miracles""Play On Love". Zappa's "No Shoes" "Po -lama" "Andy". Troggs'"Loving" "Summertime" "Vibrations" "Satisfaction". Aerosmith's"Emotion" "No More" "Walk". AWB's title, "Groovin". Eagles'"Hands" title. Elton's "Saved" "Ticket". Stills'"Pages". Wings'"Go""Jar" "Magneto" "Listen". Sweet's "Blitz" "AC -DC". ZZ's "X""Tush". Playing Dwight Twi Iley, and K.C. & Sunshine Band singles.

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WKDA FM/NASHVILLEADDED:Isis (Buddah)Chris Gantry (Dot)Poco (ABC)Robert Klein (Epic)Waylon Jennings (RCA)John Hiatt (Epic)

HOT:Eagles (Asylum)Elton John (MCA)Wings (Capitol)Doobie Bros (WB)Tommy (Polydor)Leon Russell (Shelter)BTO (Mere)ZZ Top (London)Bad Co (Swan Song)

JACK CRAWFORD, Program Director: Eagles' title, "Eyes". Elton's"Saved" "Ticket" "Love". Wings' "Show" "Listen" "Jar". Doobie's"Take Me" "Fandango". Tommy's "Wizard" "Eyesight". Leon's"Lady" "Island". BTO's "You, Title. ZZ's "Tush" "Thunderbird".Bad's "Makin Love" "Star". Playing K.C. & Sunshine Band, TravisWammack, Mary Clayton, Phoebe Snow, John La Vigni and BarryManilow singles.

WLIR FM/LONG ISLANDADDED:Billy Preston (A&M)Michael Stanley (Epic)11th House (Arista)Neutrons (UA)John Dawson Read (Chrysalis)Ron Wood (WB)Frank Zappe (Discreet)Beach Boys (Reprise)Neil Young (Reprise)Poco (ABC)Jefferson Starship (RCA)

HOT:Ambrosia (20th)Peter Frampton (A&M)Lon & Derrek (A&M)Pure Prairie League (RCA)Steely Dan (ABC)Brecker Bros (Arista)SHF (Asylum)Eagles (Asylum)Edgar Winter (Blue Sky)Bee Gees (RSO)David Bromberg (Col)Stephen Stills (Col)Doobie Bros (WB)

GIL COLQUITT, Music Director: Stanley and Starship getting instantresponse. Playing Steppenwolf, Cat Stevens, and Mary Clayton singles.

WEBN FM/CINCINNATIADDED:Neil Young (Reprise)Poco (ABC)Strongbow (Buddah)

HOT:Eagles (Asylum)10CC (Marc)Elton John (MCA)Pure Prairie League (RCA)Carly Simon (Elektra)Stephen Stills (Col)War (UA)Weather Report (Col)AWB (Atl)Joan Baez (A&M)Isley Bros (T -Neck)

TOM KENNEDY, Program Director: Young's "Downtown" "NewMama" title, and "Borrowed". Poco's "Arms" "Makin Love" "Tryin".Baez's Title, and "Hello" lead. Playing Cat Stevens single.

KREM-FM/SPOKANEADDED:Batdorf & Rodney (Arista)John Dawson Read (Chrysalis)Randall Bramlett (Polydor)Jefferson Starship (RCA)

HOT:Hirth Martinez (WB)Sons Of Champlin (Gold Mine)Elf (MGM)Edgar Winter. (Blue Sky)

DON ADAIR, Program Director: Martinez's "Gotta Go". Sons' "GoldMine" "Look Out". Elf's "Good Time Music" Winter's "Tomorrow"and "Shuffle". Playing Rod Stewart -Faces single.

WSHE-FM/MIAMIADDED:Poco (ABC)Guess Who (RCA)Synergy (Passport)Stephen Stills (Col)

GARY GRANGER,singles.

H QT:Edgar Winter (Blue Sky)Sweet (Capitol)Pure Prairie Leagoe (RCA)MFSB (P1)War (UA)Elvin Bishop (Capricorn)

Program Director: Playing Hales and 10 CC

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TheHottest:

EAGLESOne Of These Nights (Asylum)

WINGSVenus & Mars (Capitol)

ELTON JOHNCaptain Fantastic (MCA)

STEPHEN STILLSStills (Col)

IOCCOriginal Soundtrack (Mere)

ZZ TOPFandango (London)

WBCN-FM/BOSTONADDED:Karen Alexander (Elektra)Roger McGuinn (Col)George McRae (TK)New Birth )(Buddah)Poco (ABC)Jerry Riopelle (ABC)Trammps (Buddah)War (UA)

BOB SLAVIN, Music Director: Mc"Zing". Stills' "Pages" "Cold World"Peter Skellern, Linda Carr, GrahamAl Green singles.

HOT:AWB (Atl)E1sgles (Asylum)Isley Bros (T -Neck)Hubert Laws (CTI)Leon Russell (Shelter)Stephen Stills (Col)James Taylor (WB)Wings (Capitol)Edgar Winter (Blue Sky)Rae's "Happy Song". Tramps'. Winters'"Wanted You". PlayingCentral Station, Road Apples and

WZZQ FM/JACKSONADDED:Poco (ABC)AWB (AtI)Lost Gonzo Band (MCA)Jefferson Starship (RCA)Batdorf & Rodney (Arista)War (UA)

HOT:Janis Ian (Col)Eagles (Asylum)Wings (Capitol(tLeon Russell (Shelter)Elton John (MCA)BTO (Merc)

KEITH CARTER, Music Director: Ian's "17" "Party" "Watercolors".Eagles'"Eyes" and title. Wings'"Jar" "Show" "Go" and "Listen".Leon's "Island" "Hideaway" "Blue". Elton's "Ticket" "Writing""Saved" and title. BTO's "Artist" "You" and title. ZZ's "Thunderbird""X" "Tush" and "Jean Blues". Baez's "Fountain" "Sky" "Dida" andtitle. Playing K.C. & Sunshine Band, single.

KWST FM/LOS ANGELESADDED:Waylon Jennings (RCA)Tubes (A&M)John Dawson Read (Chrysalis)James Last (Polydor)Isis (Buddah)Doc Watson (UA)Neil Young (Reprise)Albert Brooks (Elektra)Poco (ABC)Hudson Ford (A&M)Frank Zappa (Discreet)Head East (A&M)Cat Stevens (A&M)Billy Preston (A&M)

DAVID PERRY, Music DirectorJohn single.

HOT:Eagles (Asylum)Stephen Stills (Col)10CC (Merc)Bad Co (Swan Song)Wings (Capitol)Ian Hunter (Col)Lucifers Friend (Vertigo)Alexis Korner (Col)Todd Rundgren (Brsvle)AWB (Atl)Jefferson Starship (RCA)Bee Gees (RSO)Rare Earth (Rare Earth)Led Zeppelin (Swan Song)

Playing entire Lps. Playing Elton

KNAC FM/LONG BEACHADDED:Waylon Jennings (RCA)Alexis Korner (Col)Marvin & Farrar (Capitol)Banko (Manticore)Neil Young (Reprise)Frank Zappa (Discreet)Rowans (Elektra)Steve Goodman (Asylum)

BOB B BLUE, Music Director

HOT:Jefferson Starship (RCA)Stephen Stills (Col)Lost Gonzo Band (MCA)10 Yrs After (Deram)

Playing entire Lps.

KMET FM/LOS ANGELESADDED:Hugh Masekela (Casablanca)Frank Zappa (Discreet)Gwen McCrae (TK)Eddie Kendricks (Motown)Lovecraft (Merc)Mahogany Rush (20th)Ron Wood (WB)Eric Burdon (Capitol)Jefferson Starhip (RCA)

JOE COLLINS, Music Director:Clayton single.

HOT:Commodores (Motown)Ealges (Asylum)EWF (Col)Elton John (MCA)Rolling Stones (Abkco)James Taylor (WB)ZZ Top (London)Wings (Capitol)10CC (Merc)Stephen Stills (Col)

Playing entire Lps. Playing Mary

PAGE 20 RADIO & RECORDS FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1975

ALBUMSM105/CLEVELAND

ADDED:Cat Stevens (A&M)AWB (AU)Poco (AtI)Jefferson Starship (RCA)Troggs (Pye)

HOT:Janis Ian (Col)Rolling Stones (Abkco)Pure Prairie League (RCA)Eagles (Asylum)Aerosmith (Col)Bee Gees (RSO)Sweet (Capitol)Elvin Bishop (Capricorn)James Taylor (WB)10CC (Merc)Todd Rundgren (Brsvle)Batdorf & Rodney (Arista)Michael Stanley (Epic)Orleans (Asylum)SHF (Asylum)

ERIC STEVENS, Program Director: Ian's "17". Stone's "Fanny".PPL's title, "Kansas City". Eagles' title, "Eyes". Aerosmith's"Emotion" "Walk". BG's "Talking" "Fanny". Sweet's "Blitz" "Run".Bishop's "Feels Good". Taylor's "Sweet". CC's "Not In Love""Minestrone". Todd's "Man". B&R's title, "River". Stanley's "LoveYou" "Waste Time". Orleans' title, "Dance". SHF's title, "Line".Playing Hamilton Joe Frank & Reynolds single.

KMYR- ALBUQUERQUEADDED:Jefferson Starship (RCA)Jean Luc Ponty (Atl)AWB (Atl)

HOT:Eagles (Asylum)Neil Young (Reprise)Stephen Stills (Col)Elton John (MCA)Wings (Capitol)Joan Baez (A&M)Todd Rundgren (Brsvle)Robert Palmer (Island)

JEFF POLLACK, Music Director: Starship's "Will Be Love" "Freddy""Miracle" "Play". Eagles' title, "Eyes" "Waltz" "Visions". Youngs'"Albuquerque". Stills' "World" "Angel" "Pages" "Shuffle". Baez's"Fountain" "Sky" "Dida" and title.

WGRQ FM/BUFFALOADDED:Upp (Epic)Martin Mull (Capricorn)Batdorf & Rodney (Arista)Camel (Janus)Spirit (Merc)Stephen Stills (Col)

ROGER CHRISTIAN, Music

HOT:Elton John (MCA)Wings (Capitol)ZZ Top (London)Bad Co (Swan Song)AWB (Atl)10CC (Merc)BTO (Merc)Eagles (Asylum).Doobie Bros (WB)Ambrosia (20th)

Director. Features of the week are Upp,Mull, B&R, Camel, and Spirit.

KAMC FM/DALLASADDED: HOTStephen Stills (Col) Elton Bishop (Capricorn)Neil Young (Repirise) Joan Baez (A&M)Jefferson Starship (RCA) Eagles (Asylum)Mahogany Rush (20th) Elton John (MCA)Batdorf & Rodney (Arista) Michael Murphey (Epic)Roger McGuinn (Col) Wings (Capitol)Waylon Jennings (RCA) Willie Nelson (Col)Michael Stanley (Epic) Spirit (Merc)Do c Watson (UA) James Taylor (WB)11th House (Arista) Rusty Weir (20th)Jean Luc Ponty (At') ZZ Top (London)

Jeff Beck (Epic)STUART MCRAE, Music Director: Sails' "Pages" "First". Young's"Downtown" "Albq." "New Mama" "Eyes". Starship's "Miracles""Will -Be Love" "Tumblin". Tush's "King" "Again". B&R's "Love""Heaven". McGuinn's "Circle" "Bulldog" "Lady" "Bayou". Jennings'"King" "Gypsy" "Are You Sure". Stanley's "Music" ,"Angel""Dancing". Watson's "Sur,nyside" "Maggie" "Cannonball". nth's"Eyes" "Dierdre". Eagles' "Journey" "Eyes" and title. Ponty's"Echos" title, ''Lite''.

WPLJ-FM/NEW YORKADDED:Bee Gees (RSO)Melissa Manchester (Arista)James Taylor (WB)Jackson 5 (Motown)Brecker Bros (Arista)

HOT:Elton John (MCA)Wings (Capitol)BTO (Merc)Tommy (Polydor)Chicago (Col)Eagles (Asylum)Doobie Bros (WB)EWF (Col)Jeff Beck (Epic)

LARRY BERGER, Program Director: BG's "Talking". Melissa's"Blue". Taylor's "Sweet", S's "Forever". Brecker's "Sneakin". BTO's"You" ':Blues" "Artist" and title. Eagles' title, "Eyes" "Visions".Doobie's "Take Me" "Music Man" "Fandango".

WMMS FM/CLEVELANDADDED:Eric Burdon (Capitol)George Fame (Island)11th House (Arista)Hummingbird (A&M)War (UA)Troggs (Pye)Poco (ABC)Jefferson Starship (RCA)

DENNY

HOT:Michael Stanley (Epic)Eagles (Asylum)Stephen Stills (Col)Aerosmith (Col)AWB (At')Ambrosia (20th)Elton John (MCA)Isley Bros (T -Neck)Bob Marley & Wailers (Island)Wings (Capitol)Linda Lewis (Arista)Robert Palmer (Island)Alex Harvey (Vertigo)

SAUNDERS: Playing entire Ips.

OK102 v2 ;/SEATTLEADDED:Camel (Janus)Jefferson Starship (RCA)

HOT:Eagles (Asylum)AWB (AtI)Elton John (MCA)Joan Baez (A&M)Janis Ian (Col)Isley Bros (T -Neck)James Taylor (WB)Pointer Sis (Blue Thmb)Wings (Capitol)

NORM GREGORY, Music Director: Eagles' "Hands" "Eyes" lead.Baez's "Winds" "Dida" and title. Ian's "17" "Party" "Lines". Isley's"Better" "Power". Taylor's title, "Lighthouse". Playing BeeGees,Mollies, Van McCoy, Dwight Twilley, and War singles.

KFIG-FM/FRESNOADDED:George Duke (BASF)Jefferson Starship (RCA)Rare Earth (Rare Earth)Michel Urbaniak (Col)Impressions (Curtom)Billy Cobham (Ati)

HOT:Edgar Winter (Blue Sky)Elton John (MCA)Wings (Capitol)Brewer & Shipley (Capitol)10CC (Merc)SHF (Asylum)James Taylor (WB)Stephen Stills (Col)Rolling Stones (Abkco)Pointer Sis (Blue Thmb)Triumvirat (Capitol)Sons Of Champlin (Gold Mine)ZZ Top (London)

RAY APPLETON, Program Director: Winter's "Brother". B&S's"Success". SHF's title. Taylor's "Blues" "Sweet". Stills' "Pages".Pointer's "Sleeping". Sons' "Look Out". ZZ's "X" "Tush".

KSHE FM/ST. LOUISADDED:Jefferson Starship (RCA)Poco (ABC)Batdorf & Rodney (Arista)Rare Earth (Rare Earth)Guess Who (RCA)Ron Wood (WB)Slade (WB)Roger McGuinn (Col)Rachael Faro (RCA)

HOT:Stephen Stills (Col)Camel (Janus)Flock (Merc)Joan Baez (A&M)Triumvirat (Capitol)Pure Prairie League (RCA)Elton John (MCA)James Taylor (WB)Brewer & Shipley (Capitol)BTO (Merc)Wings (Capitol)

SHELLY GRAFFMAN, General Manager: Playing entire Lps. PlayingIke & Tina Turner, and Stampeders singles.

WORJ FM/ORLANDOADDED:Lost Gonzo Band (MCA)Pablo Cruise (A&M)John Dawson Read (Chrysalis)Rachael Faro (RCA)Robert Klein (Epic)

HOT:Wings (Capitol)Elton John (MCA)Eagles (Asylum)Isley Bros (T -Neck)Edgar Winter (Blue Sky)Aerosmith (Col)ZZ Top (London)Brecker Bros (Arista)10CC (Merc)Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA)Monty Python (Arista)Triumvirat (Capitol)Maggie Bell (Swan Song)AWB (At()

MIKE LYONS, Music Director: Gonzo's "Reality" "Desperados".Cruise's "Woman". Eagles' "Eyes" "Hands" Title. Isley's "Power".Aerosmith's "No More" "Walk" "Emotion". Bell's "Wishing". AWB's"Crush" "Cake". Playing Jim Capaldi, Dwight Twilley, Phoebe Snow,Hollies, Kiki Dee, and Sammy Johns singles.

WNEW FM/NEW YORKADDED:Poco (ABC)Jerry Riopelle (ABC)Jefferson Starship (RCA)Billy Preston (A&M)Rachael Faro (RCA)Davis Sancious (Epic)Larry Santos (Casablanca)Fireballet (Passport)Michael Stanley (Epic)Funk Factory (Atco)Roy Harper (Harvest)Neil Young (Reprise)Beach Boys (WB) VibrationsRon Wood (WB)Frank Zappa (Discreet)Roger Daltry (Polydor)DENNIS ELSAS, Music Director: PlayingStevens, and Johnny Rivers singles.

HOT:Wings (Capitol)SHF (Asylum)Tim Moore (Asylum)Bee Gees (RSO)Elton John (MCA)Alexis Korner (Col)10CC (Merc)Rolling Stones (Rol Stnes)Eagles (Asylum)Stephen Stills (Col)Roger McGuinn (Col)

entire Lps. Playing Cat

WCOL FM/COLUMBUSADDED:Roger McGuinn (Col)Jefferson Starship (RCA)John Dawson Read (Chrysalis)Alexis Korner (Ccl)11th House (Arista)AWB (At!)Lovecraft (Merc)Doc Watson (UA)

HOT :Eagles (Asylum)Elton John (MCA)Wings (Capitol)EWF (Col)RollingStones (Abkco)Stephen Stills (Col)Pure Prairie League (RCA)Batdorf & Rodney (Arista)

BOB GOODING, Program Director: McGuinn's "Somebody" "Lady""Easy" and "R& R". Starship's "Freddy" "Honey" "Play" "Tumblin""World". Read's title, "Sally Alley" "Relationship" "Long Day".Korner's "Peculiar" "Jimmy" "Johnson". llth's "Side" "Stuff""Nyctaphobia" "Joint" "Eyes". AWB's "Crush" "Groovin" "Why".Lovecrafts' "Better" "Nora" "Hook" "Home". Watson's "Grove""Tree" "Allow". Playing Cat Stevens, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (B),Orleans, and Steppenwolf singles.

WERC FM/BIRMINGHAMADDED:Stephen Stills (Col)Jefferson Starship (RCA)War (UA)3 Dog Night (ABC)Minnie Riperton(Epic)King Crimson (Atl)Billy Preston (A&M)

HOT:Steely Dan (ABC)ZZ fop (London)Elvin Bishop (Capricorn)Elton John (MCA)Leon Russell (Shelter)Eagles (Asylum)Bad Co (Swan Song)Wings (Capitol)Led Zeppelin (Swan Song)

MIKE ST. JOHN, Music Director: Sti!ls' "Pages" "Angel" "Shuffle".Starship's "Miracle" "Honey" "Tumbli i". War's "Down" "Rider". 3's"Kite" "World". Minnie's title, "Feeling". Preston's "Lite", Dan's"Sneakers" "Movies". ZZ's "Tush". Bishop's title. Elton's "Ticket".Leon's "Island". Eagles' "Eyes" and title. Bad's "Star". Wings'"Magneto". Zep's "Kashmir". Playing Raparata, EWF, and Ted Neelysingles.

WCMF FM/ROCHESTERADDED:Jefferson Starship (RCA)Sassafras (Chrysalis)Waylon Jennings (RCA)Troggs (Pye)John Hiatt (Epic)Fireballet (Passport)Fairport Convention (Island)AWB (Atl)Pablo Cruise (A&M)Poco (ABC)Roger McGuinn (Col)Michael Stanley (Epic)

HOT:Robert Palmer (Island)Kinks (RCA)David Bromberg (Col)War (UA)Sweet (Capitol)Pointer Sis (Blue Thmb)Todd Rundgren (Brsvle)ZZ Top (London)BTO (Merc)Stephen Stills (Col)Triumvirat (Capitol)Eagles (Asylum)Bee Gees (RSO)Batdorf & Rodney (Arista)Jim Dawson (RCA)

BERNIE KIMBLE, Program Director: Stills' "Pages". BG's"Broadway". Dawson's "Everything Comes".

WZMF-FM/MILWAUKEEADDED:Stephen Stills (Col)Poco (ABC)Neil Young (Reprise)11th House (Arista)

HOT:Ian Hunter (Col)Supertramp (A&M)Pure Prairie League (RCA)Cole Younger (Anchor)Isley Bros (T -Neck)Rolling Stones (Rol. Stnes)Eagles (Asylum)ZZ Top (London)

JOHN HOUGHTON, Program Director: Hunter's "Bitten". Super -tramp's "Dreamer". Isley's side 1.

FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1975 RADIO & RECORDSPAGE 21

ALBUMSWXRT FM CHICAGO

ADL D:Neil Young (Reprise)Steve Goodman (Elektra)Frank Zappa (Discreet)11th House (Arista)Rachel Faro (RCA)Cat Stevens (A&M)Keith Jarrett (AO)Roland Kirk (Atl)Gary Burton (ECM)

HOT:Eagles (Asylum)Elton John (MCA)Leon Russell (Shelter)Monty Phthon (Arista)Jeff Beck (Epic)Wings (Capitol)Joan Baez (A&M)Pure Prairie League (RCA)10CC (Merc)

JOHN PLATT: Young's title, "New Mama" "Downtown" lead.Goodman's "Dooe No. 3" "Hotel" "River" lead. Zappa's "Inca" "Po-Jama" "Sanber'dino" lead. ltth's "Ti To" "Moment" lead. Eagles'"Eyes" "Waltz" lead. Leon's "Hideaway" and "Island" lead. PPL'stitle, "Kansas" lead.

WHCN FM/HARTFORDADDED:John Dawson Read (Chrysalis)Rachel Faro (RCA)Hummingbirds (ABC)Waylon Jennings (RCA)Ron Wood (WB)Marvin & Farrar (EMI)E. Ford/Glen Campbell (Capitol)Frank Zappa (Discreet)Jean Luc Ponty (AtI)Hudson Ford (A&M)Cat Stevens (A&M)Sons Of Champlin (Gold Mine)Doc Watson (UA)

HOT:Phil Manzanera (AtI)Elton John (MCA)Ambrosia (20th)James Taylor (WB)Robert Palmer (Island)Kenny Vance (Atl)Doobie Bros (WB)Elvin Bishop (Capricorn)David Bromberg (Col)Edgar Winter (Blue Sky)Stephen Stills (Col)Wings (Capitol)Beau Brummels (WB)Roger McGuinn (Col)

PAUL PAYTON, Music Director: Read's title. Hummingbirds'"Time". Jennings'"Open Door". Ponty's "Fight". Manzanera's Side 1.Elton's title, "Writing" "Saved" lead. Taylor's "Mexico""Lighthouse". Palmer's trilogy. Vance's "Band" "Echo". Doobies'"Fandango" "Crossroad" "Take Me". Bishop's "Feels Good" and title.Bromberg's "Sleep". Winter's "All Out" "Whisper". Wings' "Jar""Go" lead. Brummels' "Line" "Why" and "Gold Rush".

WOUR FM/UTICAADDED:Isis (Buddah)Eddie Kendricks (Tamla)Waylon Jennings (RCA)Larry Young (Arista)11th House (Arista)Rachel Faro (RCA)John Abercrombie (ECM)Bill Horwitz (ESP)Jim Ringer (Philo)Sam Cooke (RCA)Free Beer (Southwind)

HOT:Allen Toussaint (WB)Eagles (Asylum)Batdorf & Rodney (Arista)Elton John (MCA)Tim Moore (Asylum)AWB (All)Minnie Riperton (Epic)Wings (Capitol)Jess Roden (Island)Jefferson Starship (RCA)Pointer Sis (Blue Thmb)Pure Prairie League (RCA)

STEVE HUNTINGTON, Music Director: Playing entire Lps. PlayingLinda Lewis, Elton John (B), Syreeta, Robert Palmer, Nitty Gritty DirtBand, and Bazuka singles.

WQDR-FM/RALEIGHADDED:Neil Young (Reprise)Frank Zappa (Discreet)Rolling Stones (Abkco)Minnie Riperton (Epic)Weather Report (Col)David Bromberg (Col)War (UA)

HOT:Wings (Capitol)Elton John (MCA)Eagles (Asylum)Joan Baez (A&M)Janis Ian (Col)Doobie Bros (WB)Pure Prairie League (RCA)Stephen Stills (Col)James Taylor (WB)Carly Simon (Elektra)ZZ Top (London)

BILL HARD, Program Director: Playing entire Lps.

WINN AM/ATLANTAADDED:AWB (At!)War (UA)Pablo Cruise (A&M)Rachel Faro (RCA)Michael Stanley (Epic)Steve Hillage (Virgin)Kevin Coyne (Virgin)Flock (Merc)Guess Who (RCA)Beach Boys (WB)SEBASTIAN, Music DirectorJames Gang, Steppenwolf, Ian

HOT:Doobie Bros (WB)Eagles (Asylum)Sweet (Capitol)Beach Boys (Capitol)Aerosmith (Col)Rolling Stones (Abkco)Slade (WB)Pure Prairie League (RCA)Brewer & Shipley (Capitol)

: Playing Phoebe Snow, Mike Berry,Hunter, Bad Co, and Elton John singles.

ProgressiveSingles:MERRY CLAYTON

"Eye On The Sparrow" (Ode)CAT STEVENS

"Two Fine Peop:3" (A&M)ELTON JOHN

"House of Cards" (B) (MCA)TRAVIS WAMMACK

"Love Being Your Fool" (Capricorn)MANHATTAN TRANSFER"Clap Your Hande" (Atl)

EMMYLOU HARRIS"If I Could Only Win Your Love" (Reprise)

KPRI FM/SAN DIEGOADDED:War (UA)Cat Stevens (A&M)Neil Young (Reprise)10CC (UK)

HOT:Elton John (MCA)Wings (Capitol)Eagles (Asylum)Doobie Bros (WB)BTO (Marc)ZZ Top (London)10CC (Merc)James Taylor (W,B)Rolling Stones (Abkco)

ADRIAN BOULT, Music Director: Young's "Downtown". War's"Rider". Taylor's "Lighthouse" "Mexico" "Sweet". Stones' "Fanny""Out Of Time" "Why". CC's "Minestrone" "Blackmail" "Love".

WPDQ JACKSONVILLE

ADDED:Outlaws (Arista)Edgar Winter (Blue Sky)Blood Sweat & Tears (Col)Pablo Cruise (A&M)MFSB (P1)Flock (Merc)John Dawson Read (Chrysalis)Batdorf & Rodney (Arista)

HOT:Wings (Capitol)Eagles (Asylum)10cc (Merc)Elton John (MCA)Doobie Bros (WB)Jeff Beck (Epic)Aerosmith (Col)Bad Co (Swan Song)James Taylor (WB)Herbie Mann (Ad)

BILL BARTLETT, Program Director: Playing entire Lps.Spirit, Barefoot Jerry, and Cat Stevens singles.

Playing

WABX FM/DETROITADDED:Eddie Kendricks (Motown)Lost Gonzo Band (MCA)War (UA)Neil Young (Reprise)Ron Wood (WB)Rae Earth (Rare Earth)Poco (ABC)Jefferson Starship (RCA)Frank Zappe (Discreet)Strongbow (Buddah)Baron Stewart (UA)

HOT:Elton John (MCA)Aerosmith (Col)Isley Bros (T -Neck)Bob Seger (Capitol)10CC (Marc)Eagles (Asylum)Wings (Capitol)Stephen Stills (Col)AWB (AtI)Kiss (Casablanca)

JIM SOTFT: Playing entire Lps. Playing Coleena Williams, K.C.Sunshine Band, Dwight Twilley, Retie Young, Al Green, and GloriaGaynor singles.

WQIV FM/NEW YORKADDED:Neil Young (Reprise)Poco (ABC)Ron Wood (WB)Doc Watson (UA)Isley Bros (T -Neck)Joe Beck (Kudu)Michael Stanley (Epic)Eddie Kendricks (Tamla)Yosef Lateef (AN) -

Keith Jarrett (Atl)Waylon Jennings (RCA)John Dawson Read (Chrysalis)

THOM O'HAIR, Program DirectorSpringsteen tape.

HOT:Elton John (MCA)AWB (Atl)Jefferson Starship (RCA)Joan Baez (A&M)Wings (Capitol)War (UA)Eagles (Asylum)Bee Gees IRSO)11th House (Arista)Stephen Stills (Col)Ellen Mcllwaine (Kotai)Batdorf & Rodney (Arista)Roger McGuinn (Col)Billy Preston (A&M)Todd Rundgren (Brsvle)Edgar Winter (Blue Sky)Manhattan Transfer (At!)Kevin Coyne. (Virgin)Tim Moore (Asylum)Elvin Bishop (Capricorn)Playing entire Lps. Playing Bruce

WIOT-FM/TOLEDOADDED:Jefferson Starship (RCA)Poco (ABC)Dick Todd (Blue Bird)Monroe Bros (Blue Bird)Big Maceo (Blue Bird)Earl Hines (Blue Bird)Michael Stanley (Epic)Roger McGuinn (Col)Tim Moore (Asylum)Neil Young (Reprise)Charlie Daniels (EMI)10 Yrs. After (Deram)Rare Earth !Rare Earth)11th House (Arista)Larry Young (Arista)Genne Schaffer (Vertigo)Black Giant (Col)

HOT:Stephen Stills (Col)Wings (Capitol)Elton John (MCA)Steely Dan (ABC)Aerosmith (Col)Doobie Bros MB)Lynyrd Skynyrd (MCA)10CC (Merc)SHF (Asylum)Edgar Winter (Blue Sky)Pointer Sis (Blue Thmb)Jeff Beck (Epic)

NEIL LASHER, Music Director: Wings' "Show" "Magneto" "Call"'SHF's title, "Follow" "Move". Winter's "Love" "Control" "Shuffle""Brother". Pointer's "Long". Playing Steppenwolf, and War singles.

WAAF FM/WORCESTERADDED:Stephen Stills (Col)Jefferson Starship (RCA)11th House (Arista)Tim Moore (Asylum)Isaac Hayes (ABC)John Dawson Read (Chrysalis)Neil Young (Reprise)

HOT:Isley Bros (T -Neck)Smokey Robinson (Tamla)10CC (Marc)Orleans (Asylum)Mike Greene (GRC)Elton John (MCA)Janis Ian (Col)Seals & Crofts (WB)Aerosmith (Col)Joan Baez (A&M)James Taylor (WB)ZZ Top (London)Eagles (Asylum)

JOE CA POBIAN CO, Music Director: Islay's "Love". Robinson's "BackAt You" and title. Orleans' "Dance". M. Greene's "All I Can","Sealed". Elton's "Writing" "Saved". SBC's "Rebbitt". Baez's title.ZZ's "X" Tush". Playing Sammy Johns, Faces, and Travis Wammacksingles.

KOME FM/SAN JOSEADDED:Billy Preston (A&M)Frank Zappe (Discreet)Tubes (A&M)Neil Young (Reprise)Poco (ABC)Albert Brooks (Elektra)Guess Who (RCA)Hudson Ford (A&M)Earl Scruggs (Col)Lonnie L Smith (Fly D)Ron Wood (WB)

HOT:AWB (Ad)Joan Baez (A&M)Camel (Janus)Eagles (Asylum)Doobie Bros MB)Jefferson Starship (RCA)Elton John (MCA)Wings (Capitol)Pablo Cruise (A&M)Songs Of Champlin (Gold Mine)Stephen Stills (Col)James Taylor (WB)

DANA -LANG, Music Director: Preston's "Life" "While You Can".Zappa's "Andy" "Po.Jama". Tubes' "Life" "On Dope". Young's"Downtown" "Joe" "String". Poco's "Georgia" "Making Love".Playing Cat Stevens single.

ParallelsA

AMBROSIA -3:19Holdin' On To Yesterday(20th (Century)LP: Ambrosia

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AMERICA -3:16"Sister Golden Hair" (WB)

LP: Hearts

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AVERAGE WHITE BAND 3:34Cut The Cake (Atlantic)

LP: AWB

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KENO 13-16WRFC 14-14

BBACHMAN-TURNEROVERDRIVE -3:33Hey You (Mercury)LP: Four Wheel Drive

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BAD COMPANY -3:30Feel Like Makin' Love(Swan Song)

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BEE GEES -3:33Jive Talkin' (RSO)

LP: Main Course

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GLEN CAMPBELL -3:08Rhinestone Cowboy(Capitol)

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CAPTAIN & TENNILLE-3:15Love Will Keep Us Together(A&M)LP: The Captain & Tennille

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P3WCFL 2-1WCAO 1-1WQAM 3-3WBBQ 1-2WMAK 3-6WCOL 2-5WAKY 1-2KCPX 2-1WIBG 1-1WJON 2-1WISM 2WGH 1.1WKLO 1-1KEEL 7-4WFOM 1-1WERC 5-12WROK 1-2WRIE 1-1KYSN 1-1WBGN 2-2WVOP 9-14KDON 3-5

CAPTAIN & TENNI LLE Continued...

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ct 1 -1296a 1-1WAKX 1.1WLAC 2-5WINW 1.1KASH 1.1

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JESSI COLTER -3:19I'm Not Lisa (Capitol)

LP: I'm Jessi Colter

PIKHJ 4-9KFRC 13-21WABC 14-1199X a 18WPIX d 20WFIL 16-12KSTP 4-15KDWB 3-1413Q 16-21WPEZ 14-12KLIF 4-3WRKO 5-9WPGC 15-23

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WCFLP37-6WCAO 6-11WQAM 19-25WBBQ 14-11KCPX 7-24WIBG 12-11WJON 4-6WISM 5-6WGH 9-6WROK 12-9WRIE 3-9KDON 15-8WNAM 8-14WORG 11-16WTRU 8-9KENO 4-2WEAQ 6-13KTLK 7-5WAMS 25-20

ALICE COOPER -3:29"Only Women" (Atlantic)

LP: Welcome To My Nightmare

PIKHJ 8-6K100 9-5KSTP 30-22KDWB 19-2013Q 4-7WPEZ 4-9CKLW 5-7WDRQ 18-13KLIF 13-16WRKO 10-18WPGC 8-10

P2WSAI 5-6WKBW 16-19Y100 22-17WZUU 17-19KJR 10-12WYRE 4-7WAVZ 12-15WGNG 11-14KBEQ 11-11KAFY 7-12KAKC 9-17KRSP 10-17KING 11-18WGRD 10-18KLEO 17-25WOW 9-12KCBQ 7-9WJDX 4-2WJBQ 5-7 "

Z96 15-15WAKX 13-15WINW 5-6

P3WCFL 26-31WCAO 15-19WAKY 11-12WGH 18-23WKLO 8-10WFOM 4-6WERC 8-15WROK 13-19WRIE 8-13KYSN 21-13KILE 11-24KYNO 3-10WTRU 19-27WAMS 13-22KKDJ 4-4

DDOOBIE BROTHERS -3:39Take Me In Your Arms(WB)LP: Stampede

PKFRC 16-18KSTP 13-18CKLW 18-20WRKO 11-16WQXI 12-21WLS 9-8

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P3WCFL 4-5WCAO 12-23WQAM 20-26WMAK 7-16WAKY 5-6WJON 16-16WISM 8-11WGH 5-9WKLO 21-16WFOM 7-9WROK 5-6WRIE 7-4KYSN 10-9WBGN 4-4WVOP 13-21KDON 18-30WNAM 6-13WORG 6-14KYNO 5-12WTRU 11-21WIXY 15-19KENO 8-13KJOY 17-26WVLK 12-15WRMA 8=6WORC 15-17WSAR 11-12WAMS 5-4WAIR 9-9KKDJ 6-12WQBX 5-15

THE EAGLES -3:28One Of These Nights(Asylum)LP: One Of These Nights

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P2I

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WJON 15-12KAFY 13-7 WKAKC 11-6 ISM15-10KTKT 11-3 WGH 11-4KRSP 17-13 WKLO 14-22KING 1840 KEEL 9-10WGRD 4-6 WFOM 23-13KGGO 16-12 WERC 9-6KIOA 17-9 WROK 20-18KLEO 24-12 WRIE 13-8WOW 20-10 KYSN 9-5KCBQ 11-8 WBGN 26-24WMYQ 22-18 WVOP 22-13WVOV 3-1 KDON 24-22WJDX 21-21 KKLSWSGA 10-8 WNAM

1 AAn31-11

WJBQ 19-11Z96 12-5

KILE 17-14WORG 24-12KYNO 18-16

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WIRCO IV124--19WVLK 17-12WNCI 13-11WEAQ 22-15WRMA 5-4WRFC 17-12WORC 30-29KTLK 4-3WSAR 6-3WAMS 19-12WAIR 12-4KKDJ 17-11WQBX 10-6

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13Q 17-13WPEZ d 21CKLW 20-14WDRQ 11-11KLIF 19-12WRKO 26-13WQXI 30-27Z93 18-16WPGC 21-11

HHAMILTON, JOL 1-11A1,REYNOLDS -3:13Fallin' In Love (Playboy)

PKHJ aKFRC aWPIX aKSTP onWQXI aZ93 a 27

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MAJOR HARRIS -3:22Love Won't Let Me Wait(A tlan tic )LP: My Way

P1KHJ 15-15K100 17-11KFRC 2-4WABC 3-299X 3-5WPIX 1-1KSTP 10-5KDWB 13-1713Q 21-19WPEZ 20-16CKLW 12-12WDRQ 6-12KLIF 2-5WRKO 6-8WQXI 19-24

P2WSAI 21-20WHBQ 8-11Y100 6-12WZUU 7-4KJR 19-17WAVZ 1-3WGNG 3.7KBEQ 12-13KAFY 11-21KAKC 12-12KING 14-16KGGO 13-14KLEO 10-14WOW 3-6WMYQ 2-8WJDX 6-3WSGA 12-14WINW 20-17KASH 6-8

P3WCFL 14-16WQAM 7-9WMAK 9-14WAKY 13-19WISM 7-12WKLO 2-2'WFOM 10-10KYSN 16-20WBGN 5-6KDON 2-7WNAM onWORG 14-20KYNO 2-7WTRU 21-24WIXY 10-16KENO 15-11KJOY 3-14WVLK 1-1WRFC 18-18WORC 22-16KTLK 17-8WSAR 12-21KKDJ 1-3WQBX 7-14

JANIS IAN -3:56At Seventeen (Columbia)

LP: Between the Lines

P IWPIX onWFIL aKSTP aKDWB a 23KLIF 26-24

P2 P3KJ a DRC aWYRE a

WWCAO d 30

KBEQ a 30 WBBQ 30-28KRSP 24-16 WMAK on,dKLEO a WCOL d 37WVOV 21-16 KCPX 27-17WSGA 23-19 WIBG 22-19WAKX a WJON 28-19WLAC a WISM onKERN a WGH a

WKLO a 39KEEL 29-27WFOM aWERC aWRIE 37-34KYSN 35-30KI LE d 33WORG onKYNO a NWTRU a 31KJOY 10-4WROV d 30WNCI d 31WEAQ 27-25WRMA 18-15WRFC 629WORC 7.6WAIR 17-16KKDJ onWQBX aKDZA a

ELTON JOHN -6:45Someone Saved My LifeTonight (MCA) LPCaptain Fantastic

PI P2 I P3KHJ a 30 WSAI 30-26. WCFL 37-32

WKBW a 29 WCAO 23-13WHBQ 20-17 WQAM 26.11Y100 24-8 WBBQ 13-8WZUU 2-2 WMAK 26-21

WYRE 15-11WAVZ 8-6WGNG 24-19KBEQ 26-24KAFY d 27KAKC 7.2KTKT 20-16KRSP 18-12KING d 25WGRD d 13KGGO 17-13KLEO d 22WOW d 19KCBQ 5-4WMYQ 17.12WJDX 14-12WSGA 6-5WJBQ a 23Z96 11-11WAKX 4-2WLAC 10-10WI NW 8.9KASH 15-7

WAKY 29-25KCPX 11-11.WIBG 16-13WISM 25-18WGH 23-18WKLO 35-14WFOM 36-32WERC 4-4WROK 7-5KYSN 19-11WBGN OnWVOP0 28KDON 17-14KKLS 22-16WNAM 11-6KILE 13-12WORG 27-21KYNO 14-9WTRU 18-4WIXY 18-13KENO 29-19KJOY 15-11WROV 13-12WVLK aWNCI 24-16WEAQ 35-23WRMA d 18WRFC 21-16WORC 6-2KTLK 23-11WSAR 3-2WAMS onWAIR 21-21KKDJ a 26WQBX 13-11

FRIDAY, JULY 4, 197`,

I

SAMMY JOHNS 3:17

Rag Doll (GRC)

LP: Sammy Johna

P I P2 P3KSTP on WSAI on WBBQ onWQXI 13-11 Y100 19.27 WMAK 27.21Z93 14-15 KTKT 21-21 WAKY on

KRSP 27.25 WGH 30-25WKLO 32-31KEEL 17-15WFOM 31.2/WRIE 36-33WBGN onWIXY 27.26WROV 22-22WVLK 2826WEAQ 19-1/WRFC 23.23WAMS onWAIR 28-28KKDJ aWQBX 24-23

KGLADYS KNIGHT -4:48Way We Werelny ToRemember (Buddah)

P IKHJ 27.26K100a 21KFRC 18-15WABC 15-899X 17-9WPIX 14-10WFIL 10-7CKLW 3-2WDRQ 1.2KLIF aWRKO 27WQXI 27-19WPGC 23-20

WKBW 24-20WHBQ 26-26WY RE 24-23WAVZ 21-20KAFY 25-18KAKC 26-22KRSP 22-16KING d 30WJDX 20-14WSGA 22-16WINW 23.19

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MELISSA MANCHESTER -3:25Midnight Blue

PKW' 23-21WABC aWPIX 20-15WFIL 23-21KSTP 6-6KDWB 14-10KLIF 20-19WRKO 20-17WQXI 14-10Z93 19-13WPGC 16-15

P2 P3WSAI 6-5 WCFL 28-21WKBW 15-14 WCAO 19-17WHBQ 2-5 WQAM 28-12Y100 18-10 WBBQ 33-25KJR 16-13 WMAK 5-9WY RE 19-18 WCOL 14-17WAVZ 26-25 KCPX 19-14WGNG d 28 WIBG 14-12KAFY 22-14 WJON 6-3KAKC 3-1 WISM 20-16KTKT a 26 WGH 21-17KRSP 23-14 WKLO 19-19KING 2811 KEEL 1-1WGRD 27-21 WFOM 26-19KGGO 14-11 WERC 18-17KLEO 18-13 WRIE 1814WOW d 15 KYSN 13-10WMYQ 26-21 WBGN 29-27WVOV 5-4 WVOP d 26WJDX 23-27 KDON 26-23WSGA 19-9 KKLS 20-20Z96 25-20 WNAM 22-17WAKX 10-12 KILE 35-27WLAC 3-7 WORG 26-23WINW 20-11 KYNO 23-20KASH 12-10 WTRU 14-11

WIXY 23-14KENO 33-27KJOY 6-2WROV 5-3WVLK 19-19WNCI 1-1WEAQ 13-12WRMA 11-8WRFC 8-9WORC 28-25KTLK 34-27WSAR 15-9WAMS 11-9KKDJ 22-15WQBX 22-20

MCCARTNEY & WINGS -3:53Listen To What The ManSaid (Capitol)LP: Venus & Mars

P1KHJ 5-4K100 4-4KFRC 8-6WABC 11-599X 6-6WPIX 9-5WFIL 7-6KSTP 2-2KDWB 12-513Q 6-3WPEZ 9-5CKLW 19-13WDRQ 15-14KLIF 10-7WRKO 3-3WQXI 4-4Z93 9-9WLS 10-6WPGC 3-3

P2 P3WSAI 13-8 WCFL 13-9WKBW 21-16 WCAO 5-3WHBQ 3-3 WQAM 2-1Y100 8-7 WBBQ 4-3WZUU 3-1 WMAK 10-3KJR 6-4 WCOL 12-6WYRE 8-5 WAKY 15-8WAVZ 9-7 KCPX 6-3WGNG 2-3 WIBG 6-5KBEQ 2-2 WJON 5-5KAFY 5.5 WISM 10-5KAKC 2-8 WGH 6-3KTKT 9-5 WKLO 23-6KRSP 3-3 KEEL 15-13KING 6-3 WFOM 19-12WGRD 3-7 WERC 1-2KGGO 6-2 WROK 11-8KLEO 7-10 WRIE 4-2WOW 7-2 KYSN 6-3KCBQ 4-3 WBGN 21-17WMYQ 12-7 WVOP 20-11WVOV 6-6 KDON 9-3WJDX 8-4 KKLS 10-7WSGA 2-2 WNAM 3-3WJBQ 9-8 KILE 12-9Z96 5-3 WORG 12-9WAKX 2-3 KYNO 16-13WLAC 4-3 WTRU 7-7WINW 8.4 WIXY 8-4KASH 4-3 KENO 2-1

KJOY 4-3WROV 9-9WNCI 12-7WEAQ 14-5WRMA 15-11WRFC 9-5WORC 3-3KTLK 3-1WSAR 4-6WAMS 15-11WAIR 7-2KKDJ 6-2WQBX 6-3

FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1975

BARRY MANILOW-3: 37Could It Be Magic

PI P2 P3WEIL d 22 WHBQ a 28 WCAO onKOWB 18-13 WYRE d 25 WMAK 28-23WPGC a 30 WCOL 39-27

WIBG 23-16WJON 23-22WISM d 29KEEL 26-23WROK aWRIE 39-36KYSN aWBGN onWVOP aWORG aKYNO onWTRU a 34KJOY aWROV aWVLK 30-24WNCI 34-30WEAQ aWORC d 28KKDJ on

VAN MCCOY-3:27The Hustle (Avco)

LP: Disco Baby

P1 P2 P3KHJ 6-3 WSAI 25-22 WCFL 6-4K100 3-1 WKBW 11-7 WCAO 2-2WABC 1-4 WHBQ 10-2 WQAM 1-299X 2-3 Y100 2-2 WBBQ 7-10WPIX 3-4 WZUU 15-7 WMAK 19-12WFIL 2-3 KJR 4 23 KCPX 9-15KSTP 9-7 WYRE 2-3 WIBG 2-8KDWB 11-11 WAVZ 2-5 WJON 35-2513Q 5-2 WGNG 6-1 WISM 6-4WPEZ 8-4 KBEQ 18-12 WGH 4-2CKLW 4-3 KAFY 6-2 WKLO 13-18WDRQ 2-1 KAKC 15-10 KEEL 2-2KLIF 12-9 KTKT 2-1 WFOM 14-7WRKO 1-2 KRSP 2-2 WERC 3-3WQXI 2-1 KING 26-12 WROK 17-11Z93 7-8 WGRD 13-4 WRIE 12-5WLS 6-4 KGGO 12-9 KYSN 28-18WPGC 2-5 KLEO 27-15 WVOP 8-5

WOW 8-5 KDON 11-6KCBQ 16-12 KKLS 14-13WMYQ 1-3 WNAM 26-22WJDX 16-15 KILE 22-19WSGA 4-4 WORG 8-5WJBQ 22-16 KYNO 6-2Z96 14-8 WTRU 15-5WAKX 28-24 WIXY 4-2WLAC 0.4 KENO 7-3WI NW 21-18 KJOY 4-8KASH 11-11 WROV 10-6

WVLK 3-2WNCI 17-9WRFC 5-4WORC 4-4KTLK 14-7WSAR 2-7WAMS 8-6WAIR 13-8KKDJ 2-1WQBX 15-7

GWEN MCCRAE-3: 15Rockin' Chair (Cat)

P11 P2 P3

KHJ 29-29 WSAI 22-16 WCFL 22-18K100 25-19 Y100 9-9 WCAO 13-6KFRC 20-16 WZUU a WQAM 10-14WABC 20-21 KJR 23-19 WBBQ 5-799X a 17 WYRE 22-20 WMAK 13-8WPIX 7-6 WAVZ 18-17 WCOL 17-14WFIL 19-13 KBEQ a 18 KCPX 3429KDWB 22-18 KAFY 26-20 WIBG 17-14KLIF d 20 KAKC a WISM 23-15WRKO d 26 KTKT a 27 WGH 17-11WQXI 3-3 KRSP d 28 WKLO 12-15Z93 2-2 KLEO 30-20 KEEL 5-9WLS a 22 WMYQ 9-11 WFOM 12-5WPGC 6-6 WJDX 5-6 WERC 19-16

WSGA 3-7 WROK 25-22Z9626-19 WRIE 26-25WAKX 29-21 KYSN 34-28WINW 24-22 WBGN 28-25KASH cI 25 WVOP 1-1

KDON 30-21KKLS 30-24KILE 15-10WORG 9-8KYNO 26-25WTRU 33-26WIXY 11-11KENO a 29KJOY 20-15WROV 15-13WVLK c/ 23WNCI 16-10WRFC 1-1WORC 21-13

-

WSAR 26-15WAMS 20-17WAIR 25-19KKDJ 23-17WQBX 9-8

MICHAEL MURPHEY-31 SWildfire (Epic)

LP: Blue Sky -Night Thunder

PI P2 P3KHJ 2-2 WSAI 1-2 WCFL 1-2K100 d 17 WKBW 2-3 WCAO 4-9KFRC 7-10 WHBQ 13-13 WQAM 6-7'WABC 9-9 Y100 5-6 WBBQ 11-1399X 10-7 WZUU 13-16 WIBG 21-27WFIL 12-16 KJR 4-5 WJON 9-10KSTP 11-17 WYRE 3-4 WISM 4-813Q 3-5 WAVZ 5-2 WGH 2-5WPEZ 2-2 WGNG 4-4 WFOM 2-2CKLW 7-5 KBEQ 3-4 WROK 2-1KLIF 11-13 KAFY 12-19 WRIE 16-17WRKO 17-15 KTKT 6-14 KVSN 3-7WQXI 20-29 KING 3-4 WBGN 12-23WLS 2-2 WGRD 2-3 WVOP 11-19WPGC 11-17 KGGO 2-3 WNAM 2-10

KLEO 3-3 WORG 4-11WOW 6-11 KYNO 15-28KCBQ 2-5 WTRU 3-3WMYQ 8-4 WIXY 2-6WVOV 7-7 KENO 9-14WSGA 8-15 WROV 14-16WJBQ 2-2 WVLK 21-28Z96 3-6 WEAQ 2-2WAKX 3-5 WORC 16-30WINW 2-2 WSAR 16-22KASH 10-12 WAMS 12-14

KKDJ 3-6WQBX 3-5

OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN -3:24Please Mr. Please (MCA)LP: Have You Never

Been Mellow

P1 IP2

KHJ 29-23 WSAI 3-4K100 18-15 WKBW 30-25KFRC 10-9 WHBQ 12-7WABC 37-26 Y100 13,1399X a 19 WZUU 1I-10WPIX on KJR 20-15WFIL 14-11 WYRE 20-19KSTP 16-12 WAVZ d 29KDWB 8-4 WGNG 9-513Q 18-17 KAFY

KBEQ 5-3CKLW 25-21 15-9KLIF 6-4 KAKC 20-16WRKO 22-21 KTKT 10-12WQXI 9-9 KRSP 4-4Z96 6-5 KING 24-9WLS 17-10 WGRD 7-8WPG, '0.18 KGGO 11-5

KIOA 13-8KLEO 11-8WOW 13-8KCBQ 18-16WMYQ 27-25WVOV 9-8WJDX 10-10WSGA 13-16WJBQ 12-6Z96 6-4WAKX-14-6WLAC 8-11WINW 19-21KASH 22-19

P3WCFL 18-13WCAO 10-8WQAM 5-5WBBQ 8-5WMAK 20-15WCOL 13-11WAKY 24-23KCPX 4-2WIBG 10-9WJON 13-8WISM 12-7WGH 15-12 ,

WKLO 11-5KEEL 10-8WFOM 6-3WROK 9-7WRIE 9-7KYSN 5-2WBGN 22-20WVOP 23-15KDON 19-11KKLS 6-4WNAM 15-8KILE 20-15WORG 10-6KYNO 24-22WTRU 10-6WIXY 9-8KENO 1-5KJOY 12-12WROV 8-8WVLK 9-7WNCI 6-5WEAQ 10-4WRMA onWRFC 9-8WORC 20-19KTLK 2-2WSAR 13-17WAMS 7-5WAIR 15-10KKDJ 9-8WQBX 4-2

ORLANDO & DAWN -3:03Mornite Beautiful (Elektra)

PKHJ 26-25WPIX aKDWB 21-19CKLW aKLIF d 25WRKO 29-23WQXI cl 26Z93 30-28

P2WHBQ 24-24WZUU d 18WYRE onWAVZ cl 30WGNG d 29KAFY aKAKC d 29KTKT 29-25KRSP 25-15KING onWVOV 19-15WJDX 28-26WSGA 32-30Z96 aWLAC on

P3WCFL 35-28WCAO onWBBQ 25-22WMAK dWCOL 30-26WAKY onKCPX 29-25WIBG 28-22WJON 37-31WISM aWGH onKEEL 2419WFOM 30-25WERC 29-24WROK 29-27WRIE 35-30KYSN 32-27WBGN onWVOP onKDON 0 29KKLS cl 25WORG 28-25KYNO 29-26WTRU 26-19KENO 20-15WROV onWVLK 29-27WNCI id 35WEAQ 33-30WRMA 149WRFC d 26WORC onKTLK 29-20WSAR aKKDJ 28-23WQBX on

MIKE POST -3:06The Rockford Files (MGM)

P1KHJ d 24WFILaKSTP d 10KDWB 20.16KLIF 25-2WQXI 23-20Z93 a 23

P2WSAI 2417WHBQ a 30KJR 5-3WYRE d 24WAVZ aWGNG aKAFY 1-1KAKC 18-11KRSP 5-9KING 19-8KGGO 22-18KLEO aWVOV 1414WJDX 26-24WSGA 12-12WJBQ onWAKX a 27WLAC onKASH 9-4

P3WCAO d 22WBBQ 15-12WMAK cl 28WCOL 4-4WAKY 1413KCPX 3-4WIBG 26-23WJON 21-21WISM 26-23WGH d 27WKLO 6-8WFOM 20-17WERC 25-22WROK onWRIE 28-23WVOP d 30KDON 6-2KKLS 5-5WNAM aKILE 32-31WORG d 29KYNO 27-23KJOY 18-18WROV d 23WVLK 22-21WNCI 8-4WEAQ 7-7WRFC 20-13WORC 12-9WSAR d 25WAIR 19-15KKDJ 19-18KOTA a 39

PILOT-(3:03)Magic (EMI)

LP: Pilot

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FRANKIE VALLI- 3:58Swearin' To God(Private Stuck)LP: Closeup

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KALEIDOSCOPE

NEWS SERVICETHE MONKE ES are trying to get

their act together again for a

possible television special. We'llkeep ya posted ... MELISSAMANCHESTER'S not taking muchtime off to enjoy her new success.It's back into the studio this month torecord her next album . . RANDYBACHMAN pronounces his name"Back -man" and so do mostCanadians. But it doesn't bother himwhen Americans mispronounce It"Bok-man" ... Many people don'trealize that the BEE GEES havebeen in show business for twentyyears. BARRY GIBB was eight. Hisbrothers MAURICE (pronounced"Morris") and ROBIN were five ...Back in the sixties GLEN CAMP-BELL filled In for BRIAN WILSONof the Beach Boys during one ofWILSON'S frequent illnesses ....As a kid, FREDDIE FENDER sayshis most valued possession was a toythree -string guitar . .. Discmagazine reports that ELTONJOHN plans to quit the musicbusiness and concentrate onworking for the Watford Soccer Club

but not for at least four more yearsThese birthdays are coming

up: DION DIMUCCI (7-18 ... 35)VIKKI CARR (7-19 ... 33) ...

CAT STEVENS (7-21 ... 27) Didyou know that the first automaticparking meters were installed onJuly 16th, 1935 in Oklahoma City? Doyou care? ... Well, did you knowthat PAT NIXON kept DICK waitingfor two years before accepting hismarriage proposal. Apparently shewanted everything to be "perfectlyclear"... If you think you could useover twenty pages of Informationlike this, send for a free sample ofKALEIDOSCOPE NEWS, BOX 4819,WALNUT CREEK, CA. 84396 or call(415) 938-2495.

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by Candy TuskenA source close to The Eagles says that guitarist Bernie Leadon may be

leaving the highly popular group due to differences in musical concept. Thesituation was described: "The Eagles are 'One Of These Nights' and Bernie is'Desperado.' The group really is a Los Angeles rock band, while Bernie'shead is into the Texas country -rock scene. Listen to the two songs he wrote onthe new album and you'll see what I mean." Speaking of The Eagles, GlenFrey was reportedly spotted in West Los Angeles walking down the streethand in hand with former California Governor Ronald Reagan's daughter,Maureen ... rumors are the two have been dating steadily . .. Cher visited aSanta Monica court late last week just long enough to pick up her divorcedecree from her'ex, Sonny . . . KMET-FM-Los Angeles had a guest femalejock last Wednesday night from WBCN in Boston, Maxayn, with the idea ofemploying the lovely blonde on a full time basis. Another name being men-tioned for the gig is the late Tom Donahue's wife, Rachael. Ron Mael ofSparks shaved off his famous "hitler" moustache last week, but was sohorrified at the result that he's in the process of growing it back ... For thoseof you who are into the latest pie in the face craze, there is a service who willprovide the pie and do the deed for a "reasonable rate" with all transactionsto be handled with the "strictest confidence." Just call (213) 746-0516 for thepie specialists who will also arrange for pictures of the "event" . . . Latearrivals at TV produ..er's David Wolper and David Gerber's party in Malibuwere Diana Ross and Berry Gordy Jr. who arrived holding hands . .. StrongNew York street talk that Epic's Ron Alexenberg will be made head of CBSRecord group overseeing both Columbia and Epic with present PresidentIrwin Sigelstein to be back upstairs in the corporate CBS offices possiblyreturning to his former TV duties . . . Interesting to note that when EpicClapton played on the Rolling Stones' encore last Sunday night at MadisonSquare Gardens the selection picked was "Sympathy For The Devil," a songthe Stones have not played since the Altamont disastor. Eric's band membersand the Stones jammed together after the concert well into the wee hours ofthp mnrning . . .

MOVING STARS JOIN YESRogers & Cowan threw a super party for Atlantic's Yes after their sold out

concert in Los Angeles last weekend. A Japanese style mansion was rented inBel Air for the bash with appropriate mounds of oriental delicacies availablefor those who had the hungries. Rogers & Cowan's Frank Lieberman foundout that one of the Yes members was celebrating a birthday and ordered aspecial three foot long cake fashioned in the form'of a giant joint. Said Frank"when I called the Bakery and told them what I wanted, there was silence.Then the man said 'you want the cake in the shape of a joint?' After stam-mering around he inquired 'you want it with hair and the whole thing?' "Frank laughed and said "no, I want the "other" kind of joint . . the kind yousmoke!" Several people enjoyed the pool (which was heated to 90 degrees)and the hit of the evening was Broadway's Ben Vereen who pretended hecouldn't dance and asked a couple of obliging ladies to teach him. Afterstumbling around -to a couple of songs, Ben let go and did a whole dancesequence from one of his shows telling the amazed "teachers" that they wereexcellent dance instructors. Among the party goers were Michael Douglasand Brenda Vacarro, Elliot Gould, James Caan, Joe Cocker's manager RegLocke and Vanessa Redgrave, Rod Stewart sans Britt Ecklund, Maureen"Brady Bunch" McCormick, Nigel Olsson and Jozy Pollock, Jack Nicolson'ssteady, Angela Houston, A&M's Gil Friesen, ABC's Jerry Rubenstein, RoscoeL. Browne, Marjoe Gortner and all of Ace who did the opening honors for theconcert. The last guest left at 6:30 AM ... Dobie Gray has signed to Capricornto be produced by Rick Hall . . . Marilyn (Mrs. Brian) Wilson is close tosigning with a small L.A. based label with Jackie DeShannon to produce . .

Mum's Steppenwolf will be touring in August with new keyboardist AndyChapin who replaced Goldie McJohn. McJohn is suing the group for $200,000severance pay. A new album is expected from the group who also used theservices of Tom Scott on some tracks with Roy Hallee producing ...

MIGHTY MOUSEAtlantir publicity man, Bob Emmer, was standing outside the Forum last

week innocently holding tickets for several people to pick up for the Bad Co.Concert. Bob had extra tickets that were not going to be used and decided togive them away to a couple of fans who couldn't gain admittance to the sold

out show. After bestowing the tickets, Bob suddenly felt something wraparound his legs in a vise -like grip. Looking down, he found a small manclinging to him just as two burly N ES concert guards came running up to him.They ordered him to spreadeagle himself across a nearby car. Bob shuffledover to the car dragging the small man along with him who turned out to be amidget wrestler the NES had hired to sniff out counterfeit ticket sellers. Abody search by the three revealed forty tickets in Bob's pocket which he hadbeen holding for the concert promoter. "It was very embarrassing" said Bob."They were sure the tickets were phony and everyone was looking at me as

though I were a criminal! The rest of the Atlantic people had gone inside andthere were none to vouch for me. All my I.D. was in my briefcase which I hadleft in the dressing room. Fortunately I finally found some business cards inone of my pockets and was able to convince them that I worked for Atlantic. I

was lucky; if I hadn't found those cards, it would have been all over. They

were all set to cart me away!" Wishbone Ash were up visiting Atlantic's NewYork offices with the word being they will sign with the label. Seems a fairtrade with Atlantic's Black Oak going to MCA . . . Bad Co. will have a newsingle and album out in the Fall with studio time slated for them when theyget back to England ... The International Musexpo '75 is set September

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Tony Orlando & Dawn were presented their first gold record of 1975 for the million sellingnumber 1 single "He Don't Love You Like I Love You." They have recently completed arecord -breaking engagement at the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas and will be resuming tapingof' their television show within two weeks. Pictured backstage at the award ceremony areJoyce Vincent -Wilson, Tony Orlando, Jerry Share!! (director of artist relations and ad-vertising) and Telma Hopkins.

Paul Lovelace (center) 20th Century's VP of Promotion literally hands over the promotionhot lines to newly promoted Bill Pfordresher (left), National Promotion Manager and BruceBrantseg, National Secondary Promotion Manager. Lovelace has beefed up his staff withSandy Horn in Southern California, Mike Kraft in the South, John Shuler in Houston and LenEvenoff in the Midwest all to report to Paul.

TEAM EFFORT ... The Hudson Brothers, uniformed and ready to play right field,collectively, for the Hollywood All -Stars at the recent Dodger -Celebrity Baseball Game inLos Angeles, pause from warm-ups to chat with Private Stock recording artist FrankieValli. Valli sang the National Anthem to kick off the game, which ended in a 2-2 tie. TheHudsons and Valli are both currently represented on the charts, the Hudsons with theirRocket single, "Rendezvous," and Valli with "Swearin' to God."

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RECORDSRECORD

INDUSTRY NOTESContinued from page 24

2 ist through September 24th to be held in Las Vegas. Booth rental and furtherinformation may be obtained from West Coast Rep, Don Whittemore at (213)657-2327... The smallest guitar in the world belongs to Climax Blues Bandmember, Peter Haycock who received the pint sized Instrument as a gift fromLynyrd Skynyrd's Ronnie Van Zant. It's the size of a cigar box measuring lessthan nine inches wide and only a foot long.

BRUISED RIBS AWARDFor those of you who read Mike Abramson's profile last week in R&R,

contrary to the printed word, Mike is not the egomaniac that a certain sen-tence would seem to indicate. Mike was telling me how much he enjoyedworking at RCA as a Product Manager and his comment should have read "itwas great," but qur typesetter inadvertently dropped the vital "T" and thesentence came out "I was great." However, we think Mike is great as he wasquite good natured and understanding, et/en though he suffered a Jot of rib-bing last week due to our "typo!" . . . U.A.'s head of A&R, Spence Proffer,announced his resignation last week to pursue further record productionactivities. Proffer together with Denny Diante had seven chart records in thelast nine months including the Anka-Coates "One Man Woman," VernonBurch's "Changes" and the current Ike & Tina Turner R&B hit "Baby -- GetIt On." Proffer and Diante are currently completing some work with artistson the label. Spence may be reached at (213) 274-5854 or through DavidBerman at (213) 553-5000... Led Zeppelin is reported to be near completion oftheir movie which has been in the works for the past two and half years.Although details are sketchy at this point, it will not be a rock concert movie,but does contain new material by the group . . . The Eric Clapton "Live"album has been posponed due to Eric and his group currently working at theRecord Plant in New York Cutting new songs. It's up in the air at this.pointwhether the album will be the live one originally planned or a studio album ...Congrats to Frank Lieberman of Rogers And Cowan who has been promotedto West Coast Publicity Manager of the Contemporary Music Division . . .

U.A. has signed Chicago rock group Mariah who have recorded their firstsingle for the label "Hey Mama" produced by Bob Destocki. The label is veryexcited about the group and plan VIP promotion and support of the band . . .

CHESS JANUS REALIGNMENTChess -Janus President, Marvin Schlachter, has resigned his position with

former National Promotion Director and Head of West Coast Operations,Eddie DeJoy being promoted to Vice President and General Manager of thelabel. Allen Mason who has been serving as Director of Artists Developmenthas been upped to Vice President of A&R; both men will report to GRTExecutive VP, Tom Bonetti. The label is also moving it's headquarters fromNew York to Los Angeles to be located at 8776 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles;phone (213) 659-6444. The label's distribution set up will not be changed andDeJoy and Mason announced that they will maintain an "open door A&Rpolicy" . . . Poco has retained the services of popular fashion jewelers, TheJoseph Mazer Co., to reproduce the group's logo as gold and silver hatpins.Mazer jewelry is being worn by several industry people including Ann -Margret. Mazer admitted that Poco is one of his favorite groups and said "thepromotion will really get to the point quick!" Transamerica looking for abuyer for U.A.? Rumbles have been for quite some time that the parentcompany wants to sell the label apparently due to the inability of Transam:erica to use U.A. as a tax write-off past five years. The five year deadline isreportedly rapidly approaching and apparently the only safe employee at thispoint is Mike Stewart who one source said has a contract specifyingguaranteed employment if the label is sold . . . Word is that the Beachboysstole the show at Elton's Wembley concert in London . . Former RollingStone guitarist, Mick Taylor and Cream vocalist, Jack Bruce have beenplaying in and around London with their newly formed group billed as a JohnMayall-type white blues band. No label deal has been set for the new group ...Keith Moon, who is now a permanent Los Angeles resident, is only allowed 30working days in England, consequently, The Who is flying into Hollywood tocomplete their new album sometime in August. Roger Daltry has been highlyreclusive and publicity shy about the Tommy movie refusing to go the "star"route. He has been flying home each night in a private helicopter to his farmin Sussex, England after sessions with the Who on their new album.

JOHNNY MUSSO FORMS COMPANYVeteran Johnny Musso has formed his own personal management firm,

Moose Management (a nickname that has stuck since Johnny's New Yorkdays) acquiring artists Dobie Gray and El Chicano as the company's firstclients. Johnny was previously Vice President of A&R at MCA and was in -

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Candy Tusken, the Lois Lane of the Radio Eli Records set, meets a typical music industryperson during her travels to trap the latest news about who's doing what to whom. "Are youabout to leap # tall building?" she inquired. "Better a tall broad," he replied in true musicindustry fashion, then confessed "I'm going to the men's room." She asked, "To change intoyour secret identity?" He answered, "No, to go Number 1," which in this business is as fastas a speeding bullet can get . . . (P.S. Whomever he is, he's never been seen in the sameroom with Bob Levinson of Levinson Associates PR.)

Recently -signed recording artist Dee Clark (center) gets welcomed to the Chelsea label bypresident Wes Farrell (right) and writer - producer Kenny Nolan. Clark is currently in thestudio working on his first Chelsea single.

Michael Murphey recently made his first visit to New York's Bottom Line for a specialguest appearance with the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Murphey was greeted after his per-formance by members of the Epic Records staff. Shown above are (I to r, top row): BudO'Shea, Associate Director, National Promotion, West Coast; Bruce Harris, Director,Merchandising and Product Management; Roy Wunsch, National Country Sales andPromotion Manager; Steve Sluttah, Manager, National Album Promotion; MichaelMurphey; Bill Heard, Regional Promotion Marketing Manager, Southwest Region; DonMiller, Regional Promotion Marketing Manager, Southeast Region; Jim Tyrell, VicePresident, Sales and Merchandising; (seated): Ron Alexenburg, Vice President andGeneral Manager, Epic and CBS Custom Labels; Mel Phillips, Associate Director, NationalPromotion, East Coast; and Al Gurewitz, Regional Promotion Marketing Manager, Mid-west Region.

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MERLE HAGGARD/Movin' On (Capitol)CONWAY TWITTY/Touch The Hand/Joni (MCA)TOMMY OVERSTREET/When My Woman Begins (ABC/Dot)JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ/Just Get Up (Mercury)NARVEL FELTS/Reconsider Me (ABC/Dot)DON WILLIAMS/You're My Best Friend (ABC/Dot)SONNY JAMES/Little Band Of Gold (Columbia)CHARLIE RICH/Every Time You Touch Me (Epic)MARGO SMITH/There I've Said It (20th)WAYLON JENNINGS/Dreaming My Dreams (RCA)TANYA TUCKER/Lizzie & The Rainman (MCA)JOHNNY RUSSELL/Hello, I Love You (RCA)DOLLY PARTON/The Seeker (RCA)GENE WATSON/Love In Hot Afternoon (Capitol)FREDDY FENDER/Wasted Days & Wasted Nights (ABC/Dot)OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/Please Mr. Please (MCA)GLEN CAMPBELL/Rhinestone Cowboy (Capitol)C.W. MC CALL/Classified (MGM)LYNN/TWITTY/Feelins' (MCA)CAL SMITH/Talks A Lot About Texas (MCA)LINDA RONSTADT/When Will I Be Loved (Capitol)BOBBY G. RICE/Freda Comes, Freda Goes (GRT)ELVIS PRESLEY/T-r-o-u-b-1-e (RCA)TOM T. HALL/Deal (Mercury)JERIS ROSS/Pictures On Paper (ABC)STELLA PARTON/Hold You In My Dreams (Country Soul)CONNIE SMITH/Why Don't You Love Me (Columbia)DAVE DUDLEY/Fireball Rolled A Seven (UA)BILLY THUNDERKLOUD/What Time Of Day (20th)T.G.. SHEPPARD/Beat The Morning (Melodyland)BRENDA LEE/He's My Rock (MCA)EDDIE RABBITT/Forgive & Forget (Elektra)TANYA TUCKER/Spring (Columbia)BILLY LARKIN/Devil In Mrs. Jones (Bryan)BILLY WALKER/Word Games (RCA)TILLIS & BRYCE/Mr. Right & Mrs. Wrong (MGM)GEORGE & TAMMY/God's Gonna Get `cha (Epic)BILLY "Crash" CRADDOCK/I Love The Blues (ABC)

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MostRequested

MERLE HAGGARDMovin' On (Capitol)FREDDY FENDER

Wasted Days (ABC/Dot)LYNN/TWITTYFeelings' (MCA)GENE WATSON

Love In The 11(11 Afternoon (Capitol)

NEW &ACTIVEWAGONER/PARTON'

Say Forever You'll Be Mine (RCA)Top added ... some activity on the flip. Flip added at WPLO, WAME andKCKN. Pick side on KTCR, KHOS, KFOX, KTUF, KLAK, WISZ, KSO, )(SOP,KJJJ, KLAC, WMC, KBFW, KRAK, WXOR, KERE, KWMT, KCKN, KENR,KKYX, Pick hit at KBOX and WIRK-FM.

BILLIE JO SPEARSThe Apple Tree (UA)

Strong adds second week out, including WIRE, KERE, WPLO, WBAP, K50,KPOK, KBFW, KHEY, WBAM, KKYX, KLAK, WDEE, WIL, WUNI, WHK,KCKN, debut 22 KBOX.

MOE BANDYBandy The Rodeo Clown (CRC)

Gaining great strength nationwide. More adds including: WSLR, KAYO,WWVA, WEET, WONE, KUZZ, WAME, KIKK, WBAP, KBOX, WRCP,KBUY, WIL, KHOS, WUNI, Debut 36 WHOO.

DONNA FARGOHello, Little Bluebird (ABC/Dot)

Good chart action across the country. 40-30 WIL, 36-29 WHK, 41-27 WISZ,debut 29 KTCR, 32-26 WUNI, 36-27 WI RK-FM, 28-22 KLAC, 34-28 KPOK, 35-30WUBE, 34-24 WONE, 37-22 WCMS, debut 36 WAME, 37-24 KBUL, 36-26 WHO,DEBUT 27 KSOP, added WSLR.

FREDDIE HARTThe First Time (Capitol)

One of the hottest movers. Getting excellent phones and sales. Added KSON,KWMT, WONE, KHEY, KMAK, KKYX, WRCP, WMNI. Debut 33 KJJJ,debut 8 WE ET, debut 34 KERE, 29-20 WUNI, 31-22 KRMD, 45-30 WCMS, 26-19KCKC.

BILLY "Crash" CRADDOCK "I Love The Blues" (ABC) More adds atKSON, WXOR, WFRL, WEET, WRCP, WSUN, KAHU. Debut 35 WIL, 30-25WUBE, 32- 19 WWOK, 31-25 KMAK, 35-20 KCKC, 33-20 KENR, 30-19KIKK, 42-29 WHO, 29-21 WBAM.JERRY REED "The Telephone" (RCA) Picking up with more adds atWVOJ, KSOP, WWVA, KRAK, WAME, KWJJ, KKYX, WESC, WHOO,KTUF, KHOS, KCKN, Picks at WIRE, KTCR.MICKY GILLEY "Bouquet Of Roses" (Playboy) debut 29 KFOX. Adds KSO,WSLR, KPOK, WJQS, KSPO, KSON, WWOK, KHEY, KUZZ, WBAP, KBOX,KKYX, Pick WSUN.FARON YOUNG "Here I Am In Dallas" (Mercury) First week action: Addedat KSO, WWVA, WUBE, KERE, KWJJ, WESC, KLKA, WDEE, WXCL,KHOS, Picks WCMS, KAYO.DAVID WI LLS "The Barmaid" (Epic) Debut 32 KSON, Pick KWMT, WHOO,More Adds at WFRL, KPOK, KRAK, WWQK, WCMS, KIKK, KWJJ, KKYX,and Pick at WHO.LITTLE DAVID WILKINS "One Monkey Don't Stop A Show" (MCA) FirstWeek adds are WVOJ, KSOP, WUBE, WWOK, KERE, WCMS, KENR, KWJJ,WHO, KBOX, WXCL, WPLO.LYNN ANDERSON "I've Never Loved Anyone More" (Columbia) addedKSOP, KAYO, KBFW, WONE, WWOK, KERE, KMAK, WIRK-FM, WIL,KAHU, 34-26 KCKC, 61-42.JEANNIE SEELY "Take My Hand" (MCA) Added KTRC, WXCL, KSO,KSOP, KBFW, KERE, KIKK, KWJJ, WHO, WESC, KTUF.AMAZING RHYTHM ACES "Third Rate Romance" (ABC) More addsKNEW, KJJJ, KWMT, Debut 35 WWOK, 14-10 KENR, debut 28 and add atWJJD, 14-8 KIKK, 15-12 KBOX, 12-7 WBAM.PATTI PAGE "Less Than a Song" (AVCO) 21-18 KBOX. Picking up moreadds: KSO, WSLR, WEET, WJQS, WIRE, KERE, KWJJ, WDEE.MEL TILLIS "Woman In The Back Of My Mind" (MOM) added KLAC,KMAK, debut 33 WUBE, 31-19 WCMS, 35-23 KENR, 32-20 KIKK, debut 23KBOX, 36-27 WUNI: Add WHOO.JACK BLANCHARD & MISTY MORGAN "Because We Loved" (Epic) addedKSOP, WJQS, WFRL, KSPO, KRAK, WCMS, KWJJ, KKYX, WPLO.HANK WILLIAMS, JR. "The Same Old Song" (MGM) more adds KCKN,KSO, KAYO, KBFW, KRAK, KENR, KWJJ, KKYX, WMNI.TANYA TUCKER 'Spring" (Columbia) more adds K000, WIRE, KUZZ,WRCP. 35-26 KMAK, 21-17 WCMS, 18-13 KTUF, debut 38 WIL. Getting goodphone action in some markets.

"Records To Watch"JIM ALLEY "Her Memory Is Home Tonight" (AVCO) added KSPO, WUBE,WBAM.BOBBY BARE "Alimony" (RCA) added KERE, KENR, KIKK, KKYX.EARL CONLEY "I Have Loved You Girl" (GRT) more adds KSO, KCKN,KKYX, WHOO, KBUY.TOMMY CASH "The Lady Is A Woman" (Electra) adds WSLR, KKYX.COMPTON BROTHERS "My Music" (ABC -Dot) added WCMS, KENR,KTCR, WHK.PAUL DAVIS "I've Got A Yearning"( Bang) added WVOJ, KSOP, WWVA,KIKK, KWJJ, WESC, WHOO.TOMMY JENNINGS "Make It Easy On Yourself" (Paragon) added WFRL,KJJJ, KAHUJERRY JAYE "It's All In The Game" (Columbia) added WBAM, KCKN,WPLO, WHKGEORGE JONES"Memories Of Us" (Epic) added KENR, KIKK.MICHAEL MURPHY "Wildfire" (Epic) added WWOK, WISZ, KHOS.

Continued on page 35

Added WUBE WAME, WHK,33-21 VVCMS, 25-15 WVOJ

PAGE 28 RADIO & RECORDS FRIDAY. JULY 4, 1975

COUNTRYDirectFromDuncan

.Our "Traveling Pencil" takes us to Austin, Texas this weekend for theWILLIE NELSON Fourth of July Picnic. This will be my first trip to thisannual event and if I don't drink too much Lone Star Beer, I may have somegood photos to share with you next week. (And if my movie camera isworking, I'll have some home movies featured in next week's column.).. JOHN FOX, 10 year morning jock on WPLO, Atlanta, died last Friday(June 27) of a heart attack. Fox had just joined the sales department ofWPLO. He was a veteran of country radio for many years, having worked inTexas and Tennessee. John Fox was 44 years old at the time of his death. JIMTYLER, formerly with WNOR, Norfolk, Virginia has taken over the morningdrive position on WPLO.

. KG BS in Los Angeles has been granted a twenty-four hours a day broadcastlicense. KG BS is currently a 50,000 watt daytimer and also programs countryon their 24 hour FM facility. Station Program Director, RON MARTIN, toldme last week, it would be about a year before they can actually use the fulltime facility. The next step is a construction permit and a bunch of newequipment. Martin said KGBS-FM is trying a progressive country format atnight and if the response is good, when the AM goes 24 hours, the FM may goto full time progressive country . . . JIM CASH has quit his position at WBLU,Roanoke, Virginia. The new station music director, BILL THOMAS, said thestation is in great need of any and all progressive country material. Fordetails on their specific needs, call (707) 389-5443.

The welcome mat is out for a couple new reporting stations. A special"Howdy" to Program Director, BOB WARD and Music Director, BOBBERRY of WWVA, Wheeling, West Virginia and Program Director, JOHNHARMON and Music Director, TOM MC CALL of WVOJ, Jacksonville,Florida . . . A reminder again to reporting and non -reporting stations. Sendany and all station news and photos of promotions and concerts, etc., directto: JIM DUNCAN, Country Editor, RADIO & RECORDS Newspaper, 6430Sunset Blvd., Suite 1221, Hollywood, California 90028. Also, a reminder for thepublicity departments of record companies, send your country related newsdirect to Duncan... New sales manager of KSPO, Spokane is RICH NEWMAN ... JIM FIT-ZGERALD, formerly with WPIK in Washington, D.C. has joined the staff ofWWOKand WIG L -FM, Miami to do weekends. Also, RON TATAR, assistantmusic director, is the new Production Director of WWOK .. LARRY CLARKhas been named Program Director of WEEP, Pittsburgh. LARRY FORD willbe the music director and will handle any related calls.. Former WEEP Program Director, ED SALAMON, now in that position at

WHN, New York called the other day to tell me Columbia recording artistJOHNNY CASH stopped by the station last week and did the morning showwith LEE ARNOLD. While in New York, Cash wrote a song about the citycalled "Strawberry Cake." Ed got a kick out of watching Cash sing the songover the phone to his publisher in Nashville... The winner of the regional finals for the Grand Ole Opry talent search heldlast weekend in San Diego was a representative of radio station CJJD,Langley, British Columbia, BRYAN PICKERING. Pickering was the topwinner out of many finalists from Western Region radio station semi-finalcontests. He'll now go to Nashville for the grand finals. This regional contestwas held under the direction and help of KSON in San Diego... A slight correction in the news story featured on the front page of lastweek's R&R concerning the reorganization of ABC and ABC -Dot records.Producer DON GANT and National Promotion Director TOM MAC ENTEEare still with ABC and each have contracts that have not expired. Therefore,both gentlemen will continue in those positions for the time being. Ourapologies for any inconvenience our first story may have caused... The State of Tennessee, in an 'effort to generate additional sales of "per-sonalized" state license plates, solicited the help of RCA recording artist'DOLLY PARTON. The state issued a plate which read "1 -Dolly" and usedpictures of Dolly putting the plate on her car in a statewide newspapercampaign ... Would like to thank ABC -Dot artist FREDDY WELLER forstopping by last week to say "Hello." He played a cut off the soon -to -be -released Weller album, which is sure to be a big hit for him. It's a re -cut of"Salty Dog," and it's a country mover. -Weller was here on the West Coast tomake his debut on the syndicated television show, "Dinah!" with DinahShore. His guesting will air in most markets August 15.

KHOS, Tucson, reports JAY PRICE, is running a "Be A D.J. Contest."Listeners call the station and get to intro records on -the -air. For calling theyget a six-pack of singles. The best listener-d.j. will receive 50 top selling L.P.s.

WWOK, Miami is giving away free dinners in their "Sing For YourSupper" contest. The folks call in and sing the station logo to win ... KSO,

Des Moines held a "Great Country Cookout." Listeners send in cards and adrawing is made by each jock. The winner gets dinner cooked by that d.j. ...MIKE HOYE R at KBUL, Wichita, has decided over the 4th of July weekendhe is going to run a "Top Hits of 1975" promotion. He has compiled the topcountry hits for the first half of the year . . . KRAK, Sacramento has a "KnowYour Stars" contest running now. According to JAY HOFFER, each hour aquestion about an artist is asked. If the caller can answer correctly, they winan album. Each winner then qualifies for the grand prize drawing. The bigprize is a three minute shopping spree in a local grocery store ...

.. Found a great restaurant here in Hollywood that features dishes that salutevarious historical figures. The other day they had a dish called NapoleonChicken, a meal fixed in the honor of the great general. It featured just the"Boney Parts." . .. Keep 'em happy . .

"Raven For Breakfast, Anyone?" EDDIE RAVEN, ABC Records recording artist, joinsKJJJ, Phoenix, morning D.J. and station Program Director, CLIFF HAYNES for part ofhis show. Raven was in Phoenix appearing at one of the local night spots. Raven madeHaynes come to his late show one night and in return, Haynes made Raven get up at 5:00A.M. to be part of his show on the radio. It's reported the "Friends and Neighbors" were"Raven" about both shows.

Correspondents'Corner

LARRY JAMESWUNI, Mobile

LARRY JAMES, along with hisalter ego "Monroe Slump" do azany, fast -paced morning driveshow blending hit contemporaryCountry music with some of themost outlandish 'humor everperpetrated upon a poor, un-suspecting radio audience. Manycharacter voices are utilizedthroughout his show each mor-ning, including some phoneyphone calls. Under the guidanceof WUNI Program Director,MIKE MALONE, Larry says hisshow has become the talk of thetown. (If this wasn't a familynewspaper, we could print whatthey have been saying -ED.)James, 32, started in radio backin 1960 at WDAK, Columbus,Georgia. He switched from Top 40to Country Music in 1967, when heassumed PD chores at WPNX,Columbus. He went to WUNI in1972. His hobby is joke writingand also nostalgia. Several of hischaracter voiced commercialshave won awards for the station.

COUNTRY ALBUMSAlbum cuts getting airplay and action:NARVEL FELTS (ABC-sDot): "Slip Away," "Funny How Time SlipsAway," "Blue Darlin"WAYLON JENNINGS (RCA): "Bob Wills Is Still The King," "Are YouSure Hank Done It This Way" and "Waymore Blues."LORETTA LYNN-CONWAY TWITTY (MCA): "She's About a Mover."ELVIS PRESLEY (RCA): "I Can Help" and "And I Love Her So"CHARLEY PRIDE (RCA): "Searching For the Morning Sun," "HopeYou Feel" and "One Mile More"T.G. SHEPPARD (Melodyland): "Country, Country Club," "I Lived ItUp" and "Another Woman"CAL SMITH (MCA): "Tabernacle Tom" and "Ghost Of Jim BobWilson"RAY STEVENS (Barnaby) "Indian Love Call", "Sunshine" and "DeepPurple"

EDDIE RABBITT"Eddie Rabbitt" (Elektra)

EDDIE RABBITT is fast becoming oneof the best songwriters in Nashville. Onthis album he writes all of the tunes(some with the help of another youngand talented songwriter, EVENSTEVENS.) Rabbitt proves he canhandle the uptempo songs as well asthe country ballads he has been knownfor recently. "Forgive & Forget" and"You Get To Me," his first two singlesare definate highlights of this album.Best cuts: "Savin' My Love For MyBaby," "I Should Have Married You,""Love Me To Sleep" and his ownversion of the RONNIE MILSAP hitsingle, "Pure Love."

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CHARLEY PRIDE"Charley" (RCA)

An album that will surely please themassive fans of CHARLEY PRIDE.Pride continues to give the kind ofcountry music people expect from him.A very well produced album. Best cutsare "Hope You're Feelin' Me (Like I'mFeelin' You"), which has the strongestpotential for a single, also, "She's AsClose As I Can Get To Loving You,""One Mile More," "Searching For TheMorning Sun" and a fine re -cut of theJOHNNY DUNCAN hit, "Fools." I

also enjoyed the poster, but it wasn'tmy favorite cut. This LP features thesingle, "I Ain't All Bad."

-Jim Duncan

PAGE 29FRI DAY, JULY 4, 1975

R&R COUNTRY HOTLINE:(213) 466-0954'

Bill Collie

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Who's News? "Will the real Marty Robbins please stand up?" InLawrence, Massachusetts, hometown of Ferdinand DeMara, the "GreatImposter" of the 60's, a patient registered at the General Hospital underthe name of "Marty Robbins - Nashville, Tennessee" and listed his nextof kin "Roy Clark -Friend" . . . Hugh Downs, retired "Today" show TVhost, etc., spent a weekend here testing for his license to pilot a hot airballoon! He passed! .. . Is Len Slye really going to star in the first RoyRogers movie in 21 years? Yes .. . (that's Roy's real name) ... Jim EdBrown's bark is meaner than his Purina Dog Chow bite. This will be thesecond year he's been chosen spokesman for the Checkerboard dog foodthe Green Giants .. .

Steve Elias, Jack Green's new pianist, is the first keyboard man forIs it true that Jae Stampley presented his transportation supervisor witha plaque as the Bus Driver Of The Year? ... Dixie and Tom T. Hall'sbassett hound "Orange Blossom" won the "Best Of Breed" at the S.E.Missouri Kennel Club Show in Cape Girardeau ... Johnny Cash's newrecord "Look At Them Beans" was written by R&B hitmaker Joe Tex.His producer on this one was Don Davis, who brought John a thingcalled " Boy Named Sue" in 1970 from Shel Silverstein ... Hear thetribute from Johnny Carson and Orson Bean re: Shel Silverstein's workin Playboy? . . . If you're old enough to remember the 12 million seller"Heartaches" by Ted Weems ( Perry Como's old boss) back in 1950, youhave to stand in awe of the instrumentalist on that record. His name isElmo Tanner and he whistled! Elmo visited old friends in Music Cityrecently, but couldn't be talked into the studio. His home is Florida .. .

Webb Pierce says he doesn't sell albums and souvenirs to the touristsfor fun and profit! Chancellor Ben Cantrell's court will hear suit againstPierce filed by the city of Oak Hill next Thursday (10), charging himwith selling to tourists in violation of that city's zoning laws. (Oak Hill isan incorporated community within the Nashville city perimeter). Webbsays "The money goes for charity. It's not commercial." He says in thelast year he has donated about $2,000 from the record sales to VanderbiltChildren's Hospital, Al Menah Temple, Boy Scouts, and others . .. JerryLewis opened the Jerry Lewis Neuro-Muscular Disease ResearchCenter at Vanderbilt University ...

BUSINESS NEWS: Lawrence Welk ,music publishing wing is thebuyer of the major music firm we've mentioned a number of times here,which has been under sales alert for awhile. Over a million countrydollars? . .. May be announced by now ... Faron Young's newexecutive office building is humming right along. The almost three-quarter million dollar three-story structure is adjacent to his otherbuilding, both built alongside the interstate loop bordering Music Row.The existing building has for years housed Music City News, Jim EdBrown Enterprises, Billy Dea ton Talent, Faron's Court Of Kings Music,and Cecil Sciafe's Hall Of Fame recording studio. Jerry Wallacecollected $3500 from a winner of his "Think Gold." The race horse looksto help Jerry get some green back from his many lean days at the track

MOVIE & TV TALK: Latest published title of the Bobby Bare version'of "All In The Family," the Westinghouse Broadcasting TV Special,they say, is "Call It Macaroni" (sing Yankee Doodle). Bobby,.his wifeJeannie, and the kids Cari (13), Bobby Jr. (8), and Shannon (4) are allperforming together this summer at fairs, rodeos, etc. and the TV crewwill follow them around for footage, put it together and "Call ItMacaroni" . . . Barbara Mandrell, according to manager Jim Wagner,may soon be weekly TV'ing. If it's before summer's end, what'll they dowith those 65 fair dates? . . . Johnny Rodriguez finishing his "RioDiablo" movie filming and getting ready for his work with BurtReynolds in "Gator," to be filmed in part in -and -around Savannah,Georgia? . . . "Hee Haw" "wrapped" the summer '75 shootingscheduled .. . Three new pilots; one variety talk, two music; werecompleted last week at Channel 5 . Oveta Culp Hobby, first head ofthe Women's Army Corps and Office Of Health, Education And Welfare,was here last week looking over the property her television company inHouston is buying & "getting acquainted with the Nashville televisionmarketplace." Her husband is a former Governor of Texas, and her sonis the present Lt. Governor of Texas. They also own, among otherthings, the Houston Post, Texas' largest morning newspaper. I workedfor them in 1955 and '56 at KPRC In Houston. Jack Harris, president ofKPRC Radio & TV is also a former manager of WSM radio in Nashville.

Tennessee Ernie Ford came to town to make his first album! (inNashville), It's his 68th album for Capitol and his first one sessioned InMusic City, "Just never was convenient before," he said.

Happy 4th of July: I hope you love this country as much as I do and Ihope you tell your audience you do! A patriotic country musical note:Abraham Lincoln, Dwight Eisenhower and Calvin Coolidge has twothings in common; all three were Presidents of the United States; andall three played harmonicas!

P.S. Fire crackers safely!

RADIO & RECORDS

JIM DUNCAN/Editor

KENR disc jockey, Hal McClaine, took to the Houston skies to promote Roy Head's "TheMost Wanted Woman in Town" single. The plane had a banner urging the public to buy the

new single. McClaine is shown with one of Houston's most wanted women, Carolyn Stewart.BOBBY BARE FAMILY INCHI LOREN'S SPECI AL

NASHVILLE -- A large film crewfrom Group "W" Television,Westinghouse, spent all of last weekfilming Bobby Bare and his familyand a 12 -year -old dobro guitar whizfrom New Jersey at work and atplay all around Nashville.

The resulting footage will be puttogether in the form of the 13thprogram in the innovative, qualitychildren's series "Call It Macroni,"currently seen on over one hundredstations throughout the nation.

KRAK Disc Jockeys have been riding Sacramento Regional TransitBuses paying fares and handing out free loaves of Rainbo Bread. Pic-tured (from left to right) are KRAK morning man, RICK STEWART;KR AK Vice -President, JAY HOFFER; Rainbo Baking Co. Driver,MIKE MARAVICH and Rainbo Baking Co. Sales Rep., TONYPERETTI.

WAM-E (Charlotte, N.C.) all-night personality Jack Sullivanmaneuvers into position for the start of the "D.J. Regatta" held at, andsponsored by Carowinds -- the giant theme park on the North Carolina -South Carolina state line. D.J.'s from all over the Carolinas competed inthe event. Carowinds officials -- pleased with the response -- want tomake it an annual feature.

The stated objective of the seriesis "re -discovering America throughthe eyes of children." The showfilmed in Nashville contributes by.examining the Nashville musicindustry from two viewpoints. One isthat of long-time music and en-tertainment veteran Bobby Bare,wife Jeannie, and their threechildren, Car!, Shannon, and BobbyJunior. The other viewpoint is that oftwelve -year -old Mattie Levine, anastoundingly talented dobro guitarplayer from Middletown, NewJersey.

Basically, the story is of Mattie'svisit to Nashville. Bare and thefamily meet Mattie at the airport, hestays with them at their home insuburban Hendersonville, he par-ticipates in a family recordingsession at RCA Records, spends'hours at various kinds of recreationwith the Bare children, and visitsOpryland, U.S.A.

CBS PICKS TILLISProducers Saul Ilson and Ernie

Chambers, and CBS, were sopleased with a guest star ap-pearance by MEL TILLIS on a"Tony Orlando & Dawn" show thisspring that they are developing asituation comedy weekly series tostar Tillis.

CBS has asked for a script, andpending its approval by the network,a pilot will be shot this Fall for apossible January, 1976 or Sep-tember, 1976 start date. SamBobrick, one of TV's top comedywriters, has been assigned to writethe pilot script.

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new entries

AMAZING RHYTHM ACESThird Rate Romance (ABC

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6-6

JOE ALLENCarolyn At..:(WB)

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6-13

REX ALLEN, JRLying In My Arms (WB)

5-16

LYNN ANDERSONI've Never Loved (Columbia)

See New & Active

6-13

EDDIE ARNOLDRed Roses (MGM)

5-30

HOYT AXTONLion In Winter (AM)

BOBBY BARE"'Alimony (RCA)

7-4

RAZZY BAILEYPeanut Butter (Capricorn)

6-27

MOE BANDYThe Rodeo Clown (GRC)

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DORSEY BURNETTEMolly (Melodyland)

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JOHNNY CARVERStrings (ABC)

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ik PAUL 'DAVISw Got a Yearning (Bang)

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DOTTSYStorms Never Last (RCA)

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5-9

RONNIE DOVEThings (Melodyland)

Adds WAME WIL, 34-27KRMD

6-6

CONNIE EATON- If I Knew Enough (ABC)

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DAVID ALLEN COENever Called My Name (Col. )

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MAC DAVISBurnin' Thing (Columbia)

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BARBARA FAIRCHILDLet's Love While We Can Col)

RUBY FALLSHe Love Me All (50 States

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Cl BSON/THOMPSON MELBA MONTGOMERYOh, How Love Chan ,s Hickory) Searchin' Wick Ira I

6-20

MICKEY GILLEYBouquet 0 Roses Pla bo

6-27

EMMY LOU HARRISif/Could Win Your Love(Repr)

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-31 KSON

6-20

FREDDIE HARTThe First Time (Capitol)

6-13

DAVID HOUSTONSteppin' Stone (Epic)

Add WAME, 27-16 KHAY

JODY MILLERDon't Take It Away (Epic)

Added 1NVOJ, KSOP, KCKC,KBUY, 35-29 KPOK, debut 35KENR

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ANNE MURRAYStranger In My Place (Capitol)

31 26 WBAM, 36-25 WISZ

5-23

NICK NIXON1)n Too Used To (Mercury)

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combination of sales,airplay and requests. Thelower the graph position theless airplay, sales andrequests being reported.The higher the position, themore active the record. Wefeel that a visual aidexplains the whole picturebetter than assigningarbitrary numbers in a

longer list.

PARTON/WAGONER' Say 1,,revcr (RC' A)

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-KRAK

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- Added Record Of The Week

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JOHNNY PAYCHECKI Don't Love Her Anymore (Epic)

5:23

BRENDA PEPPERBring Out The Best (Playboy)

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RAY PRICEFarthest Thing (ABC)

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LOIS JOHNSON D&M OSMOND - JEANNE PRUETTYou Know What I d Do (20th) Make The World Go Away (MGM) Honey On His Hands (MCA

5-9

LA COSTAHello, Little Bluebird (ABC Dot) This House (Capitol)

INIMMEMMUMMimminglimm11:1111111

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LEFTY FRIZZELLFallin ABC

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Adds WSLR, KUZZ KWMT,debut 28 KSOP, 29-23 KRMDtilt II

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JERRY LEE LEWISBoo: *e Woogie (Mercury

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PATTI PAGELess Than A Song (Avco

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JERRY REEDMP The Telephone (RCA)

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7-4

JIM REEVESYo Belong To Me (RCA)

1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Add WSLR, 37-30 KIKK,30-24 WHK

5-30

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MARTY ROBBINSShotgun Rider (MCA )

Adds KLAC, WUNI

6-27

KENNY SERATTIf I Could Have It (Melodyland)

Add WSLR

6-13

ih TROY SEALSw Easy (Columbia)

-t-

4 -4

7-4

JEANNIE SEELYTake My Hand (MCA)

See New & Active

4

7-4

BILLIE JO SPEARSApple Tree (UA)

See New & Active

7.4

JOE STAMPLEYDear Womai (Epic

t

4

5-30

EVEN STEVENS-Little Boy Dream (Elektra)

6-13

BOBBY SMITHTo Sleep Alone (Playboy)

+

6-13

STATLER BROS.I'll Go To My Grave (Mercury)

4 -Adds WON E, KHEY, 38-30WVOJ, 25-9 WWOKI

6-13

GARY STEWART.You're Not The Woman (MCA)

Adds K000, WIRE, WAME,WBAP

5-23

WYNN STEWARTLo :ley Rain (Playboy)

5-30

MEL STREETEven If I Have To Steal (GRT)

-- Adds WSLR, WONE, ,KKYX

6-20

NAT STUCKEYBooth Boom Barroom (RCA)

ROM I

NEON6-6

CARMOL TAYLORBack In The U.S.A. (Elektra

- Adds KSPO, WUNI, KAHU

lignaillINIIEllniginillEMIMINIERIMIIM

1111111111111.6-20

CHIP TAYLOREarl)) Sunday Morning (WB)

19.1633-26add KHEYllill111

WSLR,WESC,

31-2634-20

KBUL,KHOS,.

5-30

TOMPALLLog On The Fire (MGM

5-16

-f-Debut 29 KSON 29.24KCKC, add KTUF, WHK -

4I

1 11

CONNY VAN DYKEGoodnight, It's Time (ABC/Dot)

- Added KNEW, 25 22 KSON

6-13

JERRY WALLACEWanted Man (MGM)

4- -

-t-

6-20

JIM WEATHERLYMust Have Been The Rain (Buclaah

I I

Adds KSO KPOKAdded KJJJ, KLAK

I

+-

6.20

*LITTLE D. WILKINSOne Monkey (MCA)

See New & Active

7-4

DAVID WILLSThe Barmaid E

6-27

HANK WILLIAMS, JRSame Old Story (MGM)

See New & Active ----4

6-27

HANK THOMPSON FARON YOUNGMy Truckin' Luck (A BCIDot ) Dallas (Mercury)

5-23

See New & Active

1-

7-4

COUNTRYAstirisk (* ) denotes records Most Added this

WSLR/AKRON WHO/DES MOINES KFOX/LONG BEACH

Sharon Vaughn. Pick -David WillsTommy Cash Nitty Gritty Dirt BandMoe Bandy' Red SteagallJim Reeves JeannieSeelyLa Costa- Little D. WilkinsDonna Fargo. Nick NixonMel Street Carl PerkinsMickey Gilley Jack BarlowOwens/Raye

WDEE/DETROITTroy SealsBobby LewisPatti PageKenny Serratt

WPLO/ATLANTABillie Jo Spears'Lynn/TwistyPortef & Dolly'Sharah JohnDavid WilkinsJack & MistyJerry Jaye

KUZZ/BAKERSFIELDMoe Bandy'Mickey GilleyTanya Tucker (CollLa CostaJerry Jordan

WISZ/BALTIMORE

Porter & Dolly'David Allen CoeMichael Murphey

KBFW/BELLINGHAM, WSFranki LanePorter & Dolly'Jeannie SeelyLynn AndersonJoe AllenBillie Jo Spears`Hank Williams, Jr.

WAME/CHARLOTTE, N.C.David HoustonDottsyRonnie DoveGary StewartMor Bandy'

' Porter & Dolly (flip)Ruby FallsOwens/RayeJerry Reed

WJJD/CHICAGO -

Amazing R. Aces

Billie Jo Spears'Patti PageJerry NaylorFaron YoungEmmy Lou HarrisSharon Vaughn

KHEY/EL PASO

Billie Jo Spears'Mickey GilleyFreddie HartChip TaylorOlivia Newton -JohnStatler Bros

KWMT/FT. DODGE. IOWAPick -David WillsNick NixonPorter & Dolly'Jerry Lee LewisFreddie HartDorsey BumetteLa Costa.

KBUY/FORT WORTHBobby SmithRobert Allen JenkinsEarl ConleyJody MillerRoger MillerJohnny CarverMoe Bandy'

WBAP/FORT WORTHOlivia Newton -JohnBillie Jo Spears"Mickey GilleyGary StewartMoe Bandy'Stella PartonBobby Smith.

WYRL/FREEPORT, ILLJohnny CashRuby FallsMarty RobbinsBillie Jo Spears`

KMAKIFRESNO _WMAQ/CHICAGO Mel Tillis

. Lynn AndersonFreddie HartLynn/Twitty

WUBE/CINCINNATI Joe Stampley

Olivia Newton -JohnLynn/Twitty

DottsyWillie NelsonCarl PerkinsLittle D. WilkinsPorter & Dolly`Billie Jo Spears`Compton BrosFaron Young

Jim Alley

WHK/CLEVELANDJerry JayeDottsyTompallBillie Jo Spears"Troy SealsKenny SerrattCompton Bros.

WMNI/COLUMBUS. OHIOGlen CampbellHank Williams, Jr.Freddie HartWhitey Shafer

KBOX/DALLASPick -Porter .& Dolly'Nick NixonLittle D. WilkinsMoe Bandy'Mickey GilleyTroy Seals

WONE/DAYTONFreddie HartLynn AndersonMoe Bandy'Mel StreetStatler Bros.

KERE/DENVERLynn AndersonBobby BarePorter & Dolly`Patti PageLittle D. WilkinsJeannie SeelyCarl MannFaron YoungBillie Jo Spears'Gary Willis

KLAK/DENVER

Portor & Dolly'Lawanda LindseyTroy SealsJim WeatherlyBillie Jo Spears'

KSO/DES MOINES

Porter & Dolly'Noon YoungJeannie SeelyPatti PageBillie Jo. Spears'Earl ConleyHank Williams, Jr.Emmy Lou HarrisBill RiceMickey GilleyJerry WallaceOwens/RayeNick NixonDavid Allen Coe

WESC/GREENVILLE. S.C.Jeannie SeelyPaul DavisNick NixonFaron YoungJerry Reed

KAHU/HAWAIILynn AndersonJohnny Carver"Crash" CraddockConnie EatonFreddie FenderTommy JenningsCarmol TaylorConny Van Dyke

KENR/HQUSTONCarl Perkins

Bobby BareGeorge JonasLittle Day. WilkinsCompton BrosWillie NelsonPorter & Dolly'Nick NixonHank Williams, Jr.

KIKK/HOUSTONPaul DavisGeorge JonesJeannie Seely

David WillsMoe Bandy'Willie NelsonBobby Bare

WIRE/INDIANAPOLISFreddy FenderWillie NelsonPatti PageBillie Jo Spears'Gary StewartTanya TuckerPick -Jerry Reed

WJOS/JACKSON. MISS

Nitty Gritty BandJack & MistyPatti PageLinda CalhounMickey Gilley

Red Steagall (flip)Ronnie MilsapPorter & Dolly'Sunday Shirpe

KLAC/LOS ANGELESMel TillisPorter & Dolly'Marty RobbinsKenny O'Dell

WINN/LOUISVILLEJim AllenDottsyBobby BareLarry HosfordWild Country

WMC/MEMPHISMerle Haggard (flip)Ray Price ,Porter & Dolly'

WWOK/MIAMI

Little D. WilkinsMickey GilleyLynn AndersonJohnny RussellMichael MurphyDavid WillsKenny Serratt

KTCR/MINNEAPOLISPick -Jerry ReedCompton BrosPorter & DollyJeannie SeelyRed Sovine

WUNI/MOBILETroy SealsMarty RobbinsCarmol TaylorMoe Bandy'Stella Parton.Billie Jo Spears'

WBAM/MONTGOMERYJerry JayeBillie Jo Spears'Pick -Porter & Dolly'Sharon VaughnJim Alley

KXOR/MUSCLE SHOALES

"Crash" CraddockLynn/TwittyPorter & Dolly'

WHN/NEW YORKNo Adds

WCMS/NORFOLK. VAJack & MistyDavid WillsLittle D. WilkinsCompton BrosSharon VaughnJerry Nall

KNEW/OAKLANDAmazing Rhythm Aces

K000/OMAHATanya Tucker (Col)Glen CampbellMelba MontgomeryGary StewartBrenda Pepper

WHOO/ORLANDO

Pick -David WillsPaul DavisJerry ReedMel TillisTommy OverstreetEarl ConleyGene Watson

WXCL/PEORIA. ILLRed SovineOwens/RayeFaron YoungLittle D. Wilkins

WRCP/PHILADELPHIAFreddie HartTanya Tucker (Coll"Crash" CraddockMoe Bandy'Dave Dudley

KJJJ/PHOENIXPorter & Dolly'Jim WeatherlyTommy JenningsRoger MillerAmazing Rhythm Aces

KTUF/PHOENIXPorter& Dolly'Jerry ReedTompallJeannie Seely

WEEP/PITTSBURGH

Dolly PartonWVOJ/JACKSONVILLE Connie SmithOwens/Raye Billy Thunderk loudPaul Davis Ray Price

Jerry Reed KPOK/PORTLANDJody MillerLefty Frizzell Nitty Gritty BandLittle D. Wilkins David Wills

Capt. & Tennille Jerry WallaceMickey Gilley

KCKN/KANSAS CITY Billie Jo Spears'Troy Sears

KWJJ/PORTLANDJerry JayeBrian Shaw Jack & MistyPorter & Dolly' Paul DavisJerry Reed Emmy Lou HarrisBillie Jo Spears' Nitty Gritty BandBobby Harden Patti PageBud Logan Jerry ReedHank Williams, Jr. Jeannie SeelyEarl Conley Faron YoungMavis Yerby Hank Williams, Jr.Compton Bros Little D. WilkinsJimmy Nall David Wills

weekWEET/RICHMONDPatti PageMoe Bandy'Owens/RayeLynn/TwittyJoe Stampley"Crash" Craddock

(RAK/SACRAMENTOHank Williams, Jr.Sharon VaughnJerry ReedDavid WillsJack MistyPorter & DollySammi 'SmithRed SovineJohnny DarrellKenny O'Dell

WIL/ST LOUISBillie Jo SpearsLynn AndersonRonnie DoveJerry Lee LewisMoe Bandy'

WSUN/ST PETERSBURG

Pick -Mickey Gilley"Crash" CraddockDickey LeeTroy Seals

KSOP/SALT LAKE CITYRoger MillerJody MillerLynn AndersonJerry ReedLefty FrizzellPaul DavisCarl PerkinsJeannie SeelyLittle D. WilkinsJack & MistyPorter & Dolly'

KKYX/SAN ANTONIODavid WillsPorter & Dolly'Freddie HartBillie Jo SpearsMickey Gilley Jerry ReedHank Williams, Jr.Jack & MistyMel StreetDub LoganEarl ConleyTommy CashNick NixonBobby Bare

KCKC/SAN BERNARDINO

Sunday SharpeJody Miller

KSON/SAN DIEGO

Freddie HartMickey Gilley"Crash- CraddockMac Davis

KAYO/SEATTLE

Jeris RossHank Williams, Jr.Moe Bandy'Lynn AndersonFaron Young

KRMD/SHREVEPORT

Mickey GilleyBillie Jo Spears'Faron YoungJim Alley

KSPO/SPOKANE

Mike LunsfordRoy Acuff, Jr.Carmol TaylorRob GilbreathFred Carter, Jr.Mac DavisNitty GrittyOwens/RayeJack & MistyJim AlleyMickey Gilley

KHOS/TUCSON

Jerry ReedMoe Randy'Porter & Dolly'Faron YoungMichael Murphy

WIRK:FM/WEST PALM BEACH .

Porter & Dolly'Stella PartonLynn Anderson

KBUL/WICHITA

Jerry Reed -Emmy Lou HarrisPeron YoungPaul DavisMoe Bandy'Jerry Lee Lewis

WWVA/WHEELING, W. VIR.Porter & Dolly'EviefStevensMickey GilleyMoe BandyJerry WallaceEmmy Lou HarrisNick NixonMarty RobbinsTanya Tucker Well

PAGE 32 RADIO & RECORD' FRIDAY, JULY 4. 1975

POPRadio fit Records

POP/406/20 6/27

5 2 0 VAN MCCOY/The Hustle (Avco)1 1 2 MELISSA MANCHESTER/Midnight Blue (Arista)14 10 0 WINGS/Listen To What The Man Said (Capitol)6 5 4 GLADYS KNIGHT/The Way We Were (Buddah)10 6 5 JESSI COLTER/I'm Not Lisa (Capitol)9 8 6 FRANKIE VALLI/Swearin' To God (Private Stock)4 4 7 MICHAEL MURPHEY/Wildfire (Epic)8 9 8 CAPTAIN & TENNILLE/Love Will Keep Us Together (A&M)13 12 0 OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/Please Mr. Please (MCA)2 3 10 LINDA RONSTADT/When Will I Be Loved (Capitol)

3 7 11 AMERICA/Sister Golden Hair (WB)19 15 0 JANIS IAN/At Seventeen (Columbia)15 13 13 CHARLIE RICH/Everytime You Touch Me (Epic)

18 16 14 MORRIS ALBERT/Feelings (RCA)23 19 0 GLEN CAMPBELL/Rhinestone Cowboy (Capitol)21 18 16 DEBBIE CAMPBELL/Please Tell Him I Said Hello (Playboy)

7 11 17 CHICAGO/Old Days (Columbia)26 22 0 MIKE POST/The Rockford Files (MGM)32 27 0 ELTON JOHN/Someone Saved My Life Tonight (MCA)27 25 0 EAGLES/One Of These Nights (Asylum)29 23 21 JUDY COLLINS/Send In The Clowns (Elektra)38 33 0 HAMILTON, JOE FRANK & REYNOLDS/Fallin' In Love (Playboy)

30 26 0 BEE GEES/Jive Talkin' (RSO)11 14 24 TANYA TUCKER/Lizzie & The Rainman (MCA)

34 29 25 JERRY COLE & TRINITY/Susanna's Song (WB)

40 31 26 TONY ORLANDO & DAWN/Mornin' Beautiful (Elektra)

31 28 27 CARLY SIMON/Attitude Dancing (Elektra)

17 17 28 lOCC/I'm Not In Love (Mercury)36 30 29 PILOT/Magic (EMI)

36 0 BARRY MANILOW/Could It Be Magic (Arista)34 0 GUYS & DOLLS/Whole Lot Of Lovin' (Epic)

37 35 32 SAMMY JOHNS/Rag Doll (GRC)39 0 JAMES TAYLOR/How Sweet It Is (WB)38 34 HELEN REDDY/Bluebird (Capitol)

33 32 35 BOBBY VINTON/Wooden Heart (ABC)36 3 DEGREES/Take Good Care Of Yourself (Phy/Int)

39 37 37 MAC DAVIS/Bumin' Thing (Columbia)16 21 38 HAYWARD & LODGE/I Dreamed Last Night (Threshold)

39 NEIL SEDAKA/That's When The Music Takes Me (Rocket)40 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND/All I Have To Do Is Dream (UA)

RADIO NEWSWE E I -FM Boston

Congratulations to Peter GrayMiller on being named ProgramDirector of the station. Miller hasbeen "acting" PD since thedeparture of Dave Klahr earlier lastmonth.

KWA V -MontereyNew summer line-up for the

station: 6-10am Chuck Leary; 10-2: 30pm Bob Hamilton; 2: 30-7pm BillDendle; 7-12Midnight Scott Mc-Clelland; 12Midnight-6am BrianGraham.

WSB-AtlantaStation celebrated the long

Fourth -Of -July weekend with a line-up of star-spangled programmingdesigned to convince one and all thatit's still mighty great to be anAmerican.

The celebration kicked off withpatriotic music, including theBroadway musical "1776."

In the spirit of 1776 the stationgave away the equivalent of 1776

Farthings to persons who correctlyanswered American Heritagequestions.

KIIS-Los AngelesBruce Miller replaces Dave

KFI personalities were recently treated to Danish Cheese at a party

hosted by the Denmark Cheese Association at the KFI studios. Ac-cepting samples were (left to right) Bob Hudson, Al Lohman, Roger

Barkley and Jack Angel.Diamond in the 7:30pm to 12Mid-night slot. Miller had been doingweekend and relief work for thestation. Diamond recently resignedto pursue a recording career.

Former KHJ jock Larry McKayalso joins the KIIS air staff holdingdown the 3pm to 7:30pm shift.

KMPC-Los AngelesMorning personality Dick Whit-

tinghill making plans for his fifthannual Celebrity -Amateur In-vitational Golf Tournament comingup August 9, at the Los AlamitosCountry Club. Proceeds go toResthaven Community Mental He-alth Center.

NEW &ACTIVETHREE DOG NIGHT

Till The World Ends (ABC)Following the trend toward softness, group has their most ac-cepted side at the adult radio level in a long time. Add WTAE,KIIS, KAKE, WMTS-FM, KDIG, WCMI.

HAMILTON, JOE FRANK & RENYOLDSFallhf In Love (Playboy)

Not so new, but look at this week's activity: Add KNBR, WMAL,KAKE, WPTF, K101, KEX, KOA, KMPC, KFI.

CAT STEVENSTwo Fine People (A&M)

Add WHIO, KNBR, WLW, WGN, KWAV.

OTHER STRONG ACTIVITY: BLACKBYRDS "Flying High"(Fantasy) Add WMAL, KNX-FM, KFI. LESLIE GORE "Im-mortality" (A&M) Add WGN, KWAV, WASH. LOBO "Would I StillHave You" (Big Tree) Went right on WBAL, WHIO, WE E I -FM.ORLEANS "Dance With Me" (Asylum) On WBAL, WROC, WCMI.STYLISTICS "Can't Give You Anything But My Love" (Avco) AddWLW, WGN, KNBR, WASH. HERB ALPERT "El Bimbo" (A&M)Add WHIO, WGN, WSB, KFI. JOHNNY RIVERS "Help MeRhonda" (Epic) Add WSB, WSM, KWAV. SUPREMES "Give OutBut Don't Give Up" (Motown) Add WSM, WLW, K101. BILLIEJOE SPEARS "Stay Away From The Apple Tree" (UA) AddWGN, KFI.

POPNOTESBY MIKE KASABO

There appears to be somewhat of a resurgence of Beach Boysmaterial. Johnny Rivers' latest release on Epic is "Help MeRhonda" complete with background vocal by Brian Wilson him-self. Ted Atkins, who must be complimented on his substantialrating gain in Pittsburgh, just added "Barbara Ann" by the group.Welcome back guys, it's been too long!

Elton's latest catching more and more airplay ... add KWAV,WTAE, KEX (edited to 4:19), KOA, KSD.

"The Rockford Files" by Mike Post continues to grow in manymarkets, and is reporting number one phones at KEX, Portland.

Sammy Johns "Rag Doll" also continues to pick up new activity. . add KSL, KOA, WTRX.

The Bobby Sherman - Bo Donaldson & Hey woods battle con-tinues. This week Bobby picked up KDIG, WREC, KNBR, WEMP.The Heywoods picked up Cincinnati giant WLW.

Both Tom McKay KNX-FM and Dean Tyler WIP put on whatthey consider a very good summertime programming upper called"Like They Say In LA" by the East LA Car Pool. It's on GRC.

Leslie Gore's been absent from the charts for a longer time thanI care to think about, but her new A&M release "Immortality" isshowing significant first week action. Immediate believers includeKWAV, WASH, WGN.

Reporting hot this week: Janis Ian at WPTF, WCMI, K101,KMPC, KI IS, WMAL, KAKE, WLW. Wings at WSM, WPTF, KEX,WCMI, WREC, KIIS, KFI, WIP, WGAR, WCBM, WTRX, KSD,KAKE, Morris Albert at WEEI-FM, K101, KRMG, KULF, KFI,WIP, Olivia Newton -John at WTAE, WEE I -FM, WASH, KRMG,KCRA, Eagles at WSM, WTAE, WASH, KMPC, KIIS.

The Lettermen continue to rack up good airplay . . . new stationsinclude KDIG, WPTF, KDWN, KSL, WHIO.

The Amazing Rhythm Aces record "Third Rate Romance"reporting very hot at VVF IR, WMTS-FM.

The Guys & Dolls record keeps coming on strong ... latestadditions include KMEN, KDIG, KCRA, WHIO,reporting hot at WMAL.

Star pitcher for the Kansas City Royals, Nelson Briles, stoppedby to talk about his new record "She Was Waiting On The Corner."No one warned Nelson, however, that I'm a baseball freak. So hespent the better part of the Hour giving me tips on how to throw ascrewball.

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"What I Did For Love" isthe big tune from the most-

talked -about new musical ofthe seventies: 'A Chorus Line:'

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POPSINGLES

ERIC ANDERSENOut Of My Life (Arista)

6-13

,JOAN BAEZBlue Sky (A&M)

Add WTRX, PTF.

7-4

CLIVE BALDWINHere's Paul McCartney... (Mere I

Play still good in some araas

IIMMEMMEM MINIMMEMMOIMIMMIllaMMEMMMIAIMMOMMWINEEMOMMEmum mom5-9

BLACKBYRDSw Flying High (Fantasy )

Good start...add KNX-FM,WMAL, KFI

t

7-4

AL CARPENTERSw Solitaire (A&M)

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This LP cut receiving playas if it were a single...andI've been told it might be.

7-4

CHERGeronimo's Cadillac WB

6-13

ERIC CLAPTONSwing Low Sweet Chariot RSO) Feelin' That Glow (Atlantic)

I 1 1 T 1

Just missed charting. AddWPTF

ALICE COOPEROnly Women (Atlantic)

I I I

St II veryIstrong n severalmarkets.

JAN DAVISGypsy Fox (Ranwood)

5-23

EAST LA: CAR POOLLike They Say In L.A. (GRC)

Add WIP, KNX-FM

7-4

EL BIMBOBimbo Jet (Scepter)

1 1 1 1 1

Good phones at WGN, add -VVFIR.

5-76

1ST CLASSFunny How Love Can Be (UK)

6-27

GRAND FUNKBad Time (Capitol)

5.2

DAVID GATESPart Time Love (Elektra)

DONNY GERRARD(Baby) Don't Let It (Rocket)

5-2

LORI LIEBERMANRaise Up Off Of Me (capitol)

6-20

HERBIE MANNhack Atlantic

5-2

AL MARTINOCharmer (Capitol)

About even.

5-9

BOBBY GOLDSBORO JOHNNIE MAYAAnd Then There Was Gina (UA) If I Could Love You (Ranwood

GUESS WHOI Can't Live With You (RCA)

Continued phone action.

6-6

JACK JONESWhat I Did For Love (RCA)

Add INR EC, KCRA.

6-13

5-2

C.W. MCCALLClassified (MGM)

5-23

PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUETwo I ane lighway (RCA)

6-13

Graphs reflect audienceresponse computed by a

combination of sales,airplay and requests. Thelower the graph position theless airplay, sales andrequests being reported.The higher the position, themore active the record. Wefeel that a visual aidexplains the whole picturebetter than assigningarbitrary numbers in a

longer list,

NEIL SEDAKA STYLISTICSWhen The Music Takes Me MCA )9Anything But My Love (Avco)

6-27

BOBBY SHERMANOur Last Song Together (Janus)

Add KNBR, KDIG, WREC

6-27

PHOEBE SNOWHarpo's Blues (Shelter)

5-9

STARK & MCBRIENBig Star (RCA)

7.4

Add KULF, KANT, WLW,WFIR

FRANK MORGAN RINGO STARRSing Your Freedom Song (RCA) Goodnight Vienna (Apple)

Add WSB

6-20

FREDDY FENDER TAMMY JONES NITTY GRITTY DIRT BANDWasted Days Wasted Nights(ABC) Let Me 7)y Again (Columbia) All I Have To Do Is Dream (UA)

Big growth pattern

6-20

Steady growth. Add WHIO,WTAE, KRMG.

5-30

ROBERTA FLACK

5-30

I

Some phone action

6-13

e CAT STEVENSTwo Fine People (A&M)

Went right on KN BR, WI -110,WGN, INLW, KWAV

MOM OM=MEINIMMINIMM

wommommom

- Inc ease at WIP. Add KNVVGN, WLW, WASH

7.4

JAMES TAYLORHow Sweet It Is (WB)

II IIIAdd KRNT,KMEN KFI.

6-20

3 DOG NIGHTTill The World Ends (Dunhill)

IAdd KAKE, KDIG, WCMI,'-WMTS-FM, WTAE, KIIS.

1116-27

JOHN STEWARTSurvivors (RCA)

6-13

THREE DEGREESTake Good Care (Phy/Int)

harts Number 36.

6-13

ROGER WHITTAKERThe Last Farewell (RCA)

6-20 6-27 7-4 5-30

BARBRA STREISAND JESSE COLIN YOUNG

How Lucky Can You Get (AristaLETTERMEN DONNY & MARIE OSMOND Songbird (WB)You Are My Sunshine Girl (Cap Make The World Go Awa MGM)

6-13 5-23 5-16

- Hot at KDINN Looking Strong

6-27

FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1975

POP I

SWIP-- PHILADELPHIAEast LA Car PoolNeil SedakaNatalie Cole (limited)HOTMorris AlbertGlen CampbellFrankie ValliBarry ManilowElton JohnWingsBee GeesCharlie RichJanis Ian

KMBZ-KANSAS CITYRoger MillerEngelbert HumperdinckNelson Briles

KNX-FM- LOS ANGELESMichael BaconEast LA Car PoolCatsBlackbyrds )both)Yvonne EllimanJohn Dawson ReadCat Stevens

KW A V - MONTEREY

Elton JohnCat StevensLeslie GoreBarry ManilowJohnny RiversPercy FaithJerry Reed -City- -LP:Eagles -Lyin' Eyes -HOTJames TaylorNeil SedakaJesse Colin Young

WSM-NASHVILLEWar -

Suprernes.Johnny RiversHOTWingsIOCCPilotEagles

W E El -FM- BOSTON

LoboFateStark & McBrienHOTMelissa ManchesterOlivia Newton -JohnMorris Albert

KDIG-SAN DIEGOGuys & DollsNeil SedakaBee GeesHelen ReddyBobby ShermanLettermenBarry ManilowThree Dog. Nigh')SyreetaHOTRoger WhittakerCharlie Rich

WTAE-PITTSBURGHFreddy FenderMike PostThree Dog NightElton John (bites)Beach Boys (B. Ann)Charlie Rich (re -add)HOTJessi ColterOlivia Newton -JohnCharlie Rich -

Van McCoyEaglesMelissa Manchester

WFTF-RALEIGHJoan BaezNitty Gritty Dirt ElandDawnFreddie HartFelicianoThree DegreesHamilton, Joe Frank.Guys & DollsLettermenRoberta FlackHOTMelissa ManchesterFrankie ValliOlivia Newton -JohnWingsJahis Ian

WASH -WASHINGTON

StylisticsLeslie Gore

- HOTFrankie ValliEaglesOlivia Newton -John

WCMI ASHLANDHelen ReddyOrleansThree Dog NightDwight Twilley (bites)HOTVan McCoyJanis IanMike PostHamilton, Joe Frank

KSD..ST LOUISOlivia Newton -JohnDwight TwilleyGlen CampbellMike PostBee GoesElton JohnCharlie RichHOTCaptain & TennilleWings

KAKE WICHITADonny & Marie OsmondNeil SeslakaHamilton, Joe FrankBarry ManilowfThree Dog Night -HOTWings Glen CampbellJanis Ion

K 10I -SAN FRANCISCOHon iesJanis Ian .

SupremesHamilton, Joe -FrankTravis WammackHOTMorris AlbertMike Post .PilotBee GeesJanis Ian-Barry Manilow

KDWN- LAS VEGASDawnLetterthenCarpenters (Solitaire) 'Freddy FenderPHONESFreddy FenderHelen ReddyTrini LopezGlen CampbellBarbra Streisand

WMYSFM MURFREESBORONeil SedakaNitty Gritty Dirt BandMargie JosephThree Dog NightHOTOrleansAmazing Rhythm Aces'Joan Baez

' WFIR-ROANOKEStark & McBrienNitty. Nritty Dirt BandDawnBimbo JetHOTMike PostAmazing Rhythm AcesVan McCoy

KEX-PORTLANDElton JohnBarry ManilowBee GeesHamilton, Joe FrankPHONESReparataEric ClantonWings'Mike Post

KRMG -TULSADawnFreddy FenderHelen Reddy

'HOTMorris AlbertMike Fos,Charlie RichOlivia Ne Anon -John10CC

KSL--SALT LAKE CITYSammy JohnsDawnJerry ColeJudy CollinsLettermenFrank Sinatra (re -add)HOTDonny & Marie Osmond

KMEN-SAN BERNARDINOJames TaylorGuys & DollsGilbert O'SullivanJudy CollinsPHONESIFrankie ValliMichael Murphey

WREC-MEMPHISBobby ShermanBarry ManilowJack JonesHOTVan McCoyMike PostGladys Knight

KULF-HOUSTONBee GeesHelen ReddyStark & McBrien -

Maureen McGovernPHONES

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Judy CollinsBarry ManilowFreddy FenderDawn

KOA-DES MOINESHamilton, Joe FrankElton JohnSammy JohnsBee Gees.Ringo startDawnHOTJudy CollinsIOCC

KMPC-LOS ANGELES

Barry ManilowHamilton, Joe FrankPHONESCaptain & TennilleFreddy FenderLinda RonstadtEaglesMike PostJanis Ian

WSB-- ATLANTAPaul DavisMickey GilleyFreddie HartHerb AlpertJohnny RiversMajor LanceFrank Morgan .

Jerry Lee LewisLP;Waltman Jack "Pillow"

KRNT DES MOINES

Stark & McBrienJames TaylorHelen RuddyEric AndersenPHONES .

Jerry ColeDebbie Campbell

KIIS- LOS ANGELESJesse Colin YoungEarth Wind & FireNeil SedakaJoan BaezAl GreenBarry ManilowThree Dog NightPHONESWingsEaglesJanis IanAmbrosiaJames TaylorDawnMelissa Manchester

KCRA-SACRAMENTOJanis Ian -

Jack JonesGuys & DollsHOTOlivia NeWton-JohnGladys Knight

WHOK -LANCASTERMike PostJohnnie MayaGuys & DollsHamilton, Joe Frank

KFI-LOS ANGELESJames Taylor,Hamilton, Joe FrankMichael BaconBillie Jo SpearsHerb AlpertBlgckbyrdsSoblii MachoPHONESMorris AlbertWingsBarry Manilow

WBAL - BALTIMORELoboHelen ReddyNitty Gritty Dirt BandOrleans

KNBR-SAN FRANCISCOCat StevensBobby ShermanMac DavisJim WeatherlyHamilton, Joe FrankStylisticsPHONESDebbie CampbellMorris Albert

WMAL-WASHINGTON

Barry ManilowManhattan TransferBlackbyrdsHelen ReddyHamilton, Joe FrankHOT

Janis IanDonny GerrardGuys & Dolls

WGAR-CLEVELANDJanis IanHOTMelissa ManchesterBee GeesEagles

WHIO-DAYTONFreddy FenderHerb AlpertCat StevensAmbrosiaLynn Anderson ,

Guys & DollsLettermenLobo

WCBM - BALTIMOREDawnDonny & Marie OsmondHOTPilotMichael MurpheyIOCCWings

WROC- ROCHESTERChuck MangioneDawnOrlearisGwen McCraeManhattan TransferHOTGary VanceVan McCoyRay Stevens

WTRX- FLINTJoan BaezSammy Johns

WGN-CHICAGO

Cat StevensBrecker BrothersGuys & DollsBobby BareBillie Jo SpearsStylistics (e

Leslie GoreHerb AlpertPHONESBimbo Jet

WLW--CIfICINNATI

Stark & McBrienStylisticsSupreme,Bob JamesFelicianoCat StevensHelen ReddyHeywoodsGlen CampbellHOTJanis IanMelissa ManchesterThree DegreesJames TaylorEngelbert HumpenlinckDawn

WEMP MILWAUKEE

Bolan./ ShermanTony GregoryJames Taylor

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NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND "Dream" (UA) more adds KPOK, WJQS,KSPO, KWJJ, WHO.WILLIE NELSON "Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain" (Columbia) addedWIRE, KENR, KIKK.NICK NIXON "I'm Too Used To Loving You" (Mercury) more adds KSO,KWMT, KENR, WHO, KBOX, KKYX, WESC.CARL PERKINS "The EP Express" (Mercury) adds KSOP, WUBE, KENR,WHOSUNDAY SHARPE "Gave All I Had To Him" (UA) added KC KC, KFOX.SHARON VAUGHN "Go To Your Room And Play" (ABC -Dot) Added WSLR,WBAM, KRAK, WCMS, WDEE. 18-15 KBFW.

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strumental in bringing Sonny & Cher both as a duo and individually to thelabel, as well as El Chicano and Dobie Gray. He also produced television'smost successful soundtrack, "Sunshine" . . . Dial has re-signed withPhonogram-Mercury for distribution . . . You should have the new JeffersonStarship album, "Red Octopus," on RCA this week . . . Michael David hasresigned as National Publicity Director for London Records and may bereached at (201) 487-0865 or (212) 757-3164. David was also the national singlesreviewer for Cashbox prior to London . . . Legend Records has signed aproduction -distribution deal with MCA which also calls for the exclusiveservices of Randy Bachman as producer of artists on Legend ... "Nashville"Exec producer Jerry Weintraub is elated at the success of the film; hisfriends have dubbed the blockbuster as "Cashville" . . Flip Wilson's label,Little David, is expanding worldwide under the distribution network set up bythe parent releasing company, Warner Bros. The five year old companyretains Flip, Kenny Rankin, George Carlin and the MJQ . . Sal Licata hasbeen appointed Vice President and General Manager of United Artist byPresident Al Teller . . . Mark Brewer and wife Sandy (of Brewer & Shipley)are expecting their first child this week ...

Steve Tolin's hefty (432 pages) Annual Talent & Booking Directory for 1975is available containing addresses and phone numbers of recording artists,personal manager, booking agents, record companies, promoters, U.S.colleges, etc. etc. One of the most comprehensive industry "phone books"around, it sells for $20.000 and may be purchased by writing to Tol in SpecialtyPublications, 7033 Sunset Blvd. Suite 222, Los Angeles, Ca 90028 or call (213)466-5141. Steve also has a new 180 -page publication "1975 Market ReportStudy" covering all aspects of need in key cities for touring musical acts suchas population, liquor laws, local unions, suppliers, limosine services, etc....

THE FCCContinued from page 4

In addition, some licensees have engaged in promotions designed tocause members of the public to state falsely, when approached by arating service, that they prefer or regularly listen to or view a par-ticular station. Also some stations have issued false or misleadingclaims of their station's popularity or coverage area based on audienceratings that themselves may be accurate.

Noting that programs are determined at least in part on the ratings,with distortion and proper use of these ratings bearing directly on thepublic interest, the Commission said it was desirable to amend Part 73of the rules to incorporate a new section prohibiting these practices.

The Commission said the proposed rules would define clearly thepractices it believed contrary to the public interest, and would widen therange of sanctions it could impose for such practices, includingmonetary forfeiture.

It stressed that it considered distortion of ratings to be a seriousviolation of a licensee's responsibilities, and where the violation ap-peared to require stronger measures than forfeitures, it intended to takethem.

The Commission also said it proposed to issue a Public Notice settingforth examples of how The amended "hypoing" rules would apply tospecific situations and invited comments on the Notice.

Licensee -Conducted ContestsThe Commission said a recurring problem in recent years has been

the failure of some licensees to assure that their contests are conductedwith due regard for the public interest.

It said it issued a Public Notice in 1974 dealing with contests that werenot fairly conducted or were falsely or misleadingly advertised.

The proposed rules would require licensees who conduct broadcastcontests -- any arrangement in which a nrize is offered to the public -- totake steps to assure they are promoted and conducted properly.

Under the proposal, licensees must fully and accurately disclose to itsaudiences the material terms of the contest, and must conduct thecontest substantially as announced, the Commission said.

It said the standards were high since contests were particularlysusceptible to abuse, but noted that abuses could be prevented bydiligent licensee attention to the planning and conduct of contests.

Where a licensee's only connection with a contest is to advertise it foranother, however, the Commission said the licensee's responsibility wasthe same as for commercial announcements in general -- to take allreasonable measures to eliminate any false, misleading or deceptivematter.

The Commission also proposed and invited comments on a PublicNotice that would set out in question and answer form the standardsexpected of licensees in presenting such programing.

Comments on the three rulemaking notices which proposed amendingPart 73 and the three Public Notices are due by August 29, with replycomments due September 29.

Action by the Commission May 29, 1975, by Notices of ProposedRulemaking. Commissioners Wiley (Chairman), Lee, Reid, Quello andRobinson, with Chairman Wiley issuing a separate statement in whichCommissioners Lie, Reid, Quello and Robinson loin.