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Volume 54 No. 25November 23, 1991

SET ADRIFT ON MEMORY BLISSPM Dawn

HEAVY FUELDire Straits

POWERDRIVE

Longfellow

SHINING STARINXS''''

lakeRush

"c*SAVE UP ALL YOUR TEARS

Cher

ITS BEEN A LONG TIMESouthside Johnny & The

Asbury Jukes

CHANGELisa Stansfield

GROOVY TRAINThe Farm

SAY YOU'LL BE MINEWest End Girls

YOU'RE THE VOICEHeart

I'LL RESPECT YOUDebbie Johnson

I FALL ALL OVER AGAINDan Hill

ALL I NEED IS YOUBlue Train

NO MORE TEARSOzzie Osbourne

ANOTHER RAINY NIGHT(Without You)

Queensryche

HIT PICK

INC SKY IS CRYING

THE SKY IS CRYINGStevie Ray Vaughan

Epic

METALLICAMetallica

PRINCEDiamonds & Pearls

BOB SEGERThe Fire Inside

TWO ROOMSVarious Artists

RED HOT CHILLI PEPPERSBlood Sugar Sex Magik

LOREENA McKENNITTThe Visit

LEE AARONSome Girls Do

PM DAWNOf The Heart . . . TheUtopian Experience

NEIL YOUNGWeld

ALBUMSTO WATCH

INXS

Live Baby Live

NAUGHTY BY NATURE

Naughty By NatureRICHARD MARX

Rush Street

SUPERTRAMP25th Anniversary Classics

PET SHOP BOYS

DiscographyHOUSE PARTY 2

Soundtrack

ALBUM PICK

U2

Achtung BabyIsland - 510 347-2-Q

No, 1 HIT

CANT STOP THIS THING WESTARTED - Bryan Adams

A&M

HITSTO WATCH

BLACK OR WHITEMichael Jackson

SATURDAY NIGHT'SALL RIGHT FOR FIGHTING

The Who

WALKAWAYAlan's

SHOT OF POISONLita Ford

ON THE VERGE

The Tragically Hip

LETS TALK ABOUT SEXSalt N' Pepa

O.P.P.

Naughty By NatureDO YOU FEEL LIKE I FEEL?

Belinda Carlisle '

MYSTERIOUS WAYSU2

No. _1 ALBUMKING t11, iNF. N&16

BRYAN ADAMSWaking Up The NeighboursA&M - CD 75021 5367-2-Q

COUNTRYm WATCH

CADILLAC STYLESammy Kershaw

PRETEND

Mark Koenig

THE WHISKEY AIN'T WORKIN'Travis Tritt

WOULD YOU LOVE ME?Brent Lee

RIGHT ON TIMEJohner Bros

LOVE FROM A HEART OF STONELaura Mattsson

Adelyne Freifeld celebrates 50years of dedication to the recordbusiness. Many of Adelyne'sfriends pay tribute to heraccomplishments in this issue.Adelyne is seen below with nephewJason Sniderman. - Page 9

2- RPM - November 23, 1991

A North American first forMalcolm Perlman has scored a major coup inthe record retail business with the installation ofrevolutionary house ordering system known asBits Of Hits. Perlman's Sunrise organizationhas the North American rights and, as of Nov.19, will be the first record retail chain in NorthAmerica to have the system operational.

There are more than 1,500 titles in thesystem covering pop, country, rock and classicalmusic. In-store customers can pick an albumand sample each track (30 seconds of listeningare allocated to each track, 20 seconds into the

Malcolm Perlman with his Bits of Hits Directory.

track). A directory of titles will be publishedmonthly, and updated when necessary.

The Sunrise flagship store, located on theYonge Street strip in downtown Toronto, hasbeen equipped with 12 telephones, with two inthe Dixie Plaza store. The system has beeninitially set up for 16 lines, but can easily beexpanded to 36.

The in-store capabilities of the system is

Sunrise operationjust the beginning of what could dramaticallychange record -buying habits. The system canbe expanded, "and will be when economicallyfeasible," says Perlman, as a home -buyingservice. By merely calling a number (touch-tone telephones only), homebuyers then call upa code for their desired album, and if satisfied,supply their name and address, which leads toan immediate mail order transaction.

The system can also pay off for Sunrisewith advertising spots, primarily for recordcompanies. Advertisements can be built in every90 seconds. One of the first to recognize thepotential of this system was Warner Music ofCanada. The system also allows for an advertiserto front load its titles to run in conjunction withthe ads.

Perlman is hopeful of expanding thesystem, but for now he is content "to build thecredibility of the system ... build a new bridgefor the industry rather then destroy it."

The system is also designed to assist radiostations in promotions involving upcomingcontests and the promotion of concerts. Muchof this service can be offered to radio stations atno cost in return for on -air plugs.

Another plus factor for the system is itsstatistical gathering advantages. It is possible todetermine the age, sex and other pertinentinformation that would prove invaluable to bothrecord companies and broadcasters. As well, amailing list can be assembled merely by askingthe caller for their address, or by using aheretofore unknown service from the US thatcan obtain this information from the telephonecompany.

Adding a customer service of thismagnitude, which could conceivably beexpanded to the other 29 stores in the Ontario

Saturn's Kennedy ready to battle mail orderIt has been reported that 59 percent of Canada'spopulation has been using either catalogue ormail order buying for records and videos.Needless to say, this revelation is cause forconcern with the record retailers and rackjobbers.

Leonard Kennedy, President of SaturnDistributing, not known to indulge incomplacencies, isn't too thrilled at the prospectof the mail order business continuing to take alarge chunk out of the market.

"What is the mail order business in Canadareally doing?" How much is the volume that we,as retailers and distributors, are really losing tothe mail order business? It's got to come to ahead. It's being challenged in the US, and it hasto be addressed here in the Canadianmarketplace, because we're losing big, big, bigdollars."

Kennedy will be aggressively pursuingthis problem at the next meeting of the retailer'sassociation, and offering his own solutions,which he won't reveal at this time. "There's agroup of people out there who I have to discussthis issue with first. That's my first responsibility,and then we take it from there.

"It's really affecting our business. If 59percent of the population bought mail order orcataloguelast year... what is that telling us? It's

no different than the amount of merchandisethat is being purchased by Canadians on music,from the TV spots in the US . . . and it's beingbrought into this country, duty and tax free, andno GST, as long as it's under $40.00.

Nobody has any idea how this is affectingour business. And yet those Americans keep onadvertising on all those border stations withouthesitation. So, they must be doing somethingthere for a reason, and it's always mentioned onthe bottom of the ad, 'If you're Canadian,include an additional $3.00.' So somethingmust be going on that nobody wants to tell usabout."

It's obvious there are big dollars beingspent on advertising, not only on television butin print by the mail order houses. "I don't thinkthere is any one retailer or rack jobber out therewho can spend the money that the mail orderhouses are doing in the music business on amonthly basis on advertising. I don't think anyone of us has that kind of budget."

In conclusion, Kennedy suggests, "it'stime for us to stop fighting among ourselves andstop worrying about what the new kid on theblock is doing versus the old guy on the block. . . and work together to try to accomplishsomething for a change . . . as a group ofbusiness people who want to stay in business."

chain, has put the Sunrise organization a cutabove its competitors.

Sony Classical celebratesTafelmusik/Vivarte launchToronto's Four Seasons Hotel, Yorkville wasthe setting for a reception by Sony Classical(Canada) to celebrate the release of the first

Eleanor Koldofsky of the Madrigal Record Store(Bayview Village) seen at Sony/Tafelmusikreception, with Sony President Paul Burger andRPM's Stan Klees and Walt Grealls.

Tafelmusik recordings on the Vivarte label(RPM - Nov 9/91). On hand were broadcasters,retailers and members of the press, who had theopportunity to meet with members ofTafelmusik's Board of Directors and Sonypersonnel.

Seen at Sony/Tafelmusik launch (I to r) OttleLockey, John Mlles, Gary Vernon, Stan Zippan,John Lang (rear), Heather Clark, DeborahMacCallum, Jim GavIgan, Paul Burger and DonOates.

On hand from Tafelmusik were GeneralManager Ottie Lockey, Board members,Secretary, John Gillies, Vice President GaryVernon, President Stan Zippon, MarketingManager Heather Clark and John Lang,Chairman of Fundraising Committee.

Sony was represented by its President PaulBurger and Senior Vice President Sales &Marketing Don Oates and Deborah MacCallum,Director, Sony Classical Canada, as well asSony sales and marketing representatives.

Through the Sony/Tafelmusik signing , thefour albums that comprise the initial release onthe Vivarte label will be tributes to Mozart. Thefour recordings are the first collaborations withwell-known conductor Bruno Weil under themusical direction of Jeanne Lamon.

RPM - November 23, 1991 - 3

Record sales "jumping" for Wheels PresidentThe President of the Records On Wheels chain,Don Ierullo, was greatly amused to pick up aToronto newspaper and find that he had spent inthe neighbourhood of $2.6 million on a jumpinghorse for his daughter.

"Record sales have been good, but not thatgood. I wish it were true, but there's no way inthe world that I'd pay that kind of money for ahorse, not even for my daughter," Ierullo joked.

Ierullo was introduced to the sport of horsejumping through his daughter, Skye, six yearago. He has since purchased a variety of showjumping horses, his most recent acquisitionbeing the European horse Grand Slam.

In terms of the record retailing business,Ierullo was quite happy with the strong showingthe months of Sept. and Oct. produced. "Saleswere good and a lot of that had to do with all thesuperstar product that was released. I don't

Fred Penner is steppingout with "Happy Feet',Fred Penner's eighth album, Happy Feet, isstretching himself in new musical directions,ushering in what could be an entirely newdirection for children's music. The differenceis found in jazzy versions of songs from theswinging '30s and '40s, including You CanCount On Me, a classic offered to Penner by thelegendary Sammy Cahn.

"The songs of the swing era are timeless intheir appeal. The decision to make this kind ofrecording was inspired by the music of theDepression. People got up on their feet and

Seen at Sony Music's tape duplicating warehouse(I to r) Sony's Special Marketing Director LenFriedman, Fred Penner, President Sony MusicCanada Paul Burger, Oak Street Music's VicePresident Gilles Paquin and Sony Music'sCatalogue Marketing Manager Ron Camilleri.

danced their troubles away," states Penner. "Ithought children would respond to the melodies.They love to move and sing. It's a family albumwhere all can join in the fun."

Penner visited Sony Music Canada's tapeduplicating warehouse recently where hepresented Sony Music Canada President PaulBurger with a pair of "happy feet" runningshoes. The gift was to commemorate the releaseof Penner's eighth album on the Oak StreetMusic label.

Happy Feet is available in both cassetteand CD format on the Oak Street Music labeland is distributed by Sony Music.

know why labels come out with their stars all atthe same time, because it cuts the market in halfwith too much competition. But what are yougoing to do? It's up to the labels, all we can dois try to sell it."

Ierullo credited the Wheels chains' successto avoiding the stiff competition in major marketsand concentrating on the less populated areas."We were sorry to close our flagship store onYonge St. But when things were booming therent went to something like $350,000, which isjust ridiculous. We're the cheapest wholesalerout there, with the best inventory."

Ierullo said for the future, the Wheelschain hopes to expand on their 50 franchisesand will continue to service over300 independentstores across Canada.

Cinram announces 1991third quarter resultsA strong demand for CDs has helped CinramLtd. to big numbers in earnings and sales so farthis year. It's third quarter profitjumped to $2.4million or 25 cents a share, from $1.4 million or15 cents a share a year earlier. Sales for thequarter surged to $19.8 million from $10.4million.

For the nine months ended Sept. 30, profitrose sharply to $5.7 million, or 59 cents a share,from $3.6 million or 36 cents a share for the1990 period. Sales were $46.6 million, up from$31.3 million.

Cinram says, "the 90% increase in salesresulted from increased demand for CDs andfrom growing manufacturing activities in theUnited States."

Cinram Ltd. is Canada's largest custommanufacturer of CDs, cassettes and vinylrecords, serving the requirements of majorrecording companies in Canada and the US.

All forms of software - anew concept in retailingEpic Entertainmentis a new concept in retailing,as it is the first store to include all forms ofsoftware for purchase. The formats includevideo and laserdisc in all catagories, CD andcassettes featuring the top chart titles, businessand productivity computer software in the mostpopular formats and games systems softwarewhich will feature interactive displays forcustomers to test the game prior to purchase.

Epic Entertainment President, JamesGormley, who founded Jumbo Video, says thatthe first month of business was just super at their4,500 square foot, flagship store at Toronto'sSherway Gardens mall. The store is highlightedby a 16 screen video wall which displays theproducts in exploding colours with sharp audioaccompaniment. Another feature of the store isthe laserdisc demonstration stage, which allowscustomers to experience the format whileviewing a 60" monitor.

Gormley says, "the concept of EpicEntertainment redefines the home entertainmentexperience and we have plans to open another12 stores throughout Ontario."

O'Day appointed DirectorVancouver's Pacific MusicThe Board of Directors of the Pacific MusicIndustry Association (PMIA) has announcedthe appointment of Ellie O'Day as ExecutiveDirector of the Vancouver -based organization.O'Day is a well-known publicist, broadcaster,writer and teacher.

O'Day has been active on the Board ofDirectors of thePacific Songwriters Association,Vancouver East Cultural Centre, the advisoryboard of Acoustic Connection and the westcoast chapter of CARAS.

Annual activities for PMIA include theDemo Listen Derby and West -Ex, the springtrade show. O'Day is currently working withCIRPA 's Toronto office on a marketing seminarto be held Dec. 8 at Vancouver's Sandman Inn.

Weir is new President ofEMCI Marketing GroupThe Big Apple awaits Brad Weir. Recentlyappointed President Marketing Group US andCanada for EMCI, a leading entertainmentmarketing company in the world, Weir will bemoving to New York in the new year.

"I've been going back and forth for a whilenow as our offices are fully integrated, but comethe new year when the kids have finished school,I'll make the full move," Weir says.

Weir says the transition won't be difficultas he feels it's just as much challenge if notmore, to get promotion deals done in Canada asthe US.

"Don't underestimate Canadian toughness.We often don't have the resources that our UScounterparts do, so when we do go to the US, weoften find it easier in a lot of ways."

Prior to becoming a founding partner atEMCI Canada in 1982, Weir was Director ofMarketing with CBS Records and also heldsenior positions with Polygram, Capitol andA&A Records.

Company founder and CEO, Jay Colemansays, "Brad has been instrumental in our successin the Canadian market and I am confident hewill make a major contribution to our long terminternational growth objectives."

L.L.Cool J accepting goidalbum awards for MamaSaid Knock You Out and Bigger and Defter fromSony Music Senior Vice President Don Oates,following sold -out Superstars (Mississauga) date.

4 - RPM - November 23, 1991

11:111 I ilLINE--111

with Elvira Capreese

Leonard is fuming ... I Leonard Kennedy isabout to lower the boom on the mail orderpeople. If he can get his retail organizationtogether, which could be tough, hejust might beable to deliver an effective broadside againstthe enemy. Stay tuned. (EC: If he can get hisretail organization together? If anyone can, hecan . . . !)

This just in . . . I One of the "in" clubs indowntown Toronto is about to go tits up, whileanother, just up the street, is about to open. Nonames on the disaster yet, but on the second one

. it's the Phoenix Concert Theatre, rising outof the ashes of the Diamond. This leads toquestion "Howcum?" I thought the Diamondwas closed because the developer wanted theproperty used for business offices. Accordingto the press release, this new club has CLASS.I'm going to take a look on (Nov. 14). If the clubhas the same guerilla -type door -stoppers as its

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predecessor, that's as far as I'll get. (EC: I canhardly wait . . . !)

More changes at radio . ! I wish I didn'tlike some of these guys, which makes it hard toreport they've had to move on, some to not sogreener pastures. It's happening on both coastsand in the middle of this great land. A sign of thetimes? I hope not. But watch for a couple ofdistress sales or closures. The empire builderstend to get out of touch with the smaller markets,and they can't stand rejection . . . a bottom linebathed in red ink. (EC: Who said, bigger wasbetter . . . ?)

Anne Murray finally goes to Washington!The Berlin Wall is gone, the Jews are talking tothe Arabs, so why not another bit of good news.After five or six tries to get Anne Murray, ourCanadian star is to take part in Christmas InWashington, a special to be taped Dec. 15 byNBC. Air date will be the 18th. Johnny Mathisand Vince Gill, along with marching bands andmore will be taking part. Hosting the show willbe George and Barbara Bush, and you knowwho they are. They particularly wanted Anne totake part. In fact, I had a peek at Anne's personalmail, a letter of thank you from the AmericanPresident. Here's what it said, "Dear Anne:Barbara and I will long remember our eveningat the Country Music Awards. We left Nashvillefeeling uplifted and grateful we were included.You did a terrific job. You sure brought "ALittle Good News" our way. Barbarajoins me insending best wishes." The note was signedGeorge Bush with a P.S. "We loved it!" (EC:Cute Eh? I wonder if the folks at Sussex Driveknow of Anne . . ?)

Now, what DOES EC: mean . . . ? Thecontroversy goes on. Does EC: mean EditorialComment??? (EC: Well, of course NOT!!!) ordoes it mean Elvira Capreese??? (EC: Why elsewould my name beat the top of the column? I' vebeen here for more than a quarter of a century,ingrate!!!) So, we have solved the mystery. It'sElvira, who looks after the gossipy stuff. My jobis the factual stuff!

Biding his time ... ! If I were making 28 centson every dollar of profit, I'd be content to watchthe grass grow and the paint dry ... and keep outof the way of the old man. (EC: Can you imaginefibbing to the boss (old man) because you,wanted to go to the opening ball game . . . ? Is

that 28 cent figure right?)

I don't believe that ... there was a meetingheld regarding the VOTING ... not in the Junos,but in the Toronto election? What's this got todo with the Junos?? (EC: Behind closed doors?)Come to think of it, I DO believe it!!!

Get out of town . . . Funny how out ofprovince people make all the mistakes whenthey try to do business in Ontario. This is aunique business society (EC: Environment!!!)Get my message??? It's distinctly different.

Watch for the Watchmen ... !The Agency'sRalph James and FLIP's Debbie Rix arrangedfor the perfect setting for the showcase of TheWatchmen, the Ultrasound Show Bar, indowntown Toronto. They obviously got to theright people. I've never seen so many A&Rpeople, and a couple, I even recognized as

"having ears". The Watchmen is definitely oneband that will make news this coming year.They are not just another Winnipeg band, theyare distinctively unique, a welcome relief fromthe usual run-of-the-mill copiers. They are beingbilled as "the new young lions," not bad, and theUpper Canada brew isn't bad either. (EC: Howcould you tell with only two beers . . ?)

Hey! It's CASBY time again ... ! Yes, it'sthat time of year for the CASBY Awards,formerly the U -Knows, originally launched byDave Marsden as a spoof on the Juno Awards.And, like the Juno Awards, the CCMA Awardsand the Toronto Music Awards, they've tied inwith a brewery, Carlsberg, to be exact. What thehell would the record industry and thebroadcasters do without the breweries? (EC:That's a hot potato . !)

Hey Juno people . . . ! in case you werethinking of another category. How about for theBest Entertainment Writer? We like getting lotsof coverage in the dailies, but no one seems torecognize what these people really do for theindustry. One of the top contenders, in my view,would be Peter Howell of the Toronto Star.Unlike some of the entertainment writers, hedoesn't appear to have an axe to grind. What hewrites is candid and to the point . . . and he'sscored a couple of real, in-depth scorcherslately. (EC: I'm still waiting for that exposefrom Diane Francis on Toronto's Skydome!)

Mark my words ... ! January and February arevery funny months in the record industry. Markmy words, there will be an over -reaction to a bigdip and a lot of bloodletting at the beginning ofthe new year. Right now a number of companiesare downsizing and some are growing, but thebottom line dictates, and one record companybiggie used the word "burnout" very recently: Ididn't know he was that attuned. (EC: How towin friends and make a hit in a branch officementality!!!)

Hot stuff ... ! After that barrel of hot Jalapeno,seasoned yet, Texas style potato chips thatDave Deeley brought in, I'm not so sure wewant any more goodies. I'm going to try themon our other visitors:Longfellow - Ice MusicBobby Gale - Ice MusicFalsel Durrani - A&M RecordsRkck Wharton - MCA MusicPat Bachynski - Columbla/Sony MusicScott Richards - Harris Institute for the ArtsDale Kotyk - Warner Music.

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11 CAN'T STOP THIS THING WE STARTEDBryan Adams - Waking Up The NeighboursA&M-75021 5367 (A&M/Virgin comp. # 10/90)-0

2 2 12 LIFE IS A HIGHWAYTom Cochrane - Mad Mad WorldCapitol -97723 (Capitol comp. # 45)-F

8 CREAMPrince - Diamonds & PearlsPaisley Park -25379 (Warner comp. # 112)-P

4 4 7 GET A LEG UPJohn Mellencamp - Wherever We Wanted

Mercury -510 151 (PolyGram comp. late Sept/91)-05 6 7 WHAT ABOUT NOW

Robbie Robertson - StoryvilleGeffen -24303 (MCA comp. # 17-1/91)-J

6 3 12 EMOTIONSMariah Carey - EmotionsColumbia -47980 (Sony comp. # 33) -I -I

7 7 7 BROKEN ARROWRod Stewart- Vagabond HeartWarner Bros -26300 (Warner comp. # 111)-P

15 3 NO SON OF MINEGenesis- We Can't DanceAtlantic -82344 (Wamer comp. # 115)-P

9 9 7 SET THE NIGHT TO MUSICRoberta Flack/Maxi Priest- Set The Night To MusicAtlantic -82321 (Wamer comp. # 111)-P

10 10 8 THAT'S WHAT LOVE IS FORAmy Grant - Heart In MotionA&M-75021 5321 (A&Matirgin comp. # 10/91)-Q

11 13 5 WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMANMchael Bolton - Time, Love & TendemessColumbia -46771 (Sony comp. # 35)-H

12 12 9 SOMETHING GOT ME STARTEDSimply Red - Starseast west U.K.-75284 (Warner comp. # 108)-P

in 21 3 KEEP COMING BACKRichard Marx - Rush Street

Capitol -95874 (Capitol comp. # 50)-F14 14 9 DON'T CRY

Guns N' Roses - Use Your Illusion IGeffen -24415 (MCA comp. # 16/91)-J

8 SPENDING MY TIMERoxette - JoyrideCapitol -94435 (Capitol comp. # 47)-F

16 16 6 A DREAM LIKE MINEBruce Cockburn - Nothing But A Burning LightTrue Nonh-77 (Sony comp. # 34)-H

17 18 4 THE FLYU2 -Achtung BabyIsland -510 347 (A&MNirgin comp. # 11/91)-0

18 11 14 MY TOWNGlass Tiger -Simple MissionCapitol -92922 (Capitol comp. # 47)-F

19 8 12 CALLING ELVISDire Straits - On Every StreetVertigo -510160 (PolyGram comp. early Sept/91)-Q

20 17 11 ROMANTICKaryn White- Ritual Of LoveWarner Bros -26320 (Wamer comp. # 107)-P

13,1 28 6 BLOWING KISSES IN THE WINDPaula Abdul - Spellbound

Virgin -3050 (A&MNirgin comp. # 11/91)-Q6 !WONDER WHY

Canis Shgers - Curtis StigersArista -7822 (BMG Pop comp. # 23)-N

23 23 9 SEND ME AN ANGELScorpions - Crazy WorldMercury -846 908 (PolyGram comp. late Sept/91)-0

24 26 8 DO ANYTHINGNatural Selectioneastwest (Warner comp. # 106)-P

25 27 8 100 WATT BULBInfidels - InfidelsI.R.S.-13110 (Promo CD single) -F

26 29 4 SENZA UNA DONNA (Without A Woman)Zucchero & Paul Young - ZuccheroLondon -849 063 (PolyGram comp. late Sept/91)-Q

3 YOU MAY BE RIGHTThe Grapes Of Wrath - These DaysCapitol -96431 (Capitol comp. # 50)-F

40 4 SET ADRIFT ON MEMORY BLISSPM Dawn -Of The Heart... The Utopian ExperienceIsland -510 276 (A&MNirgin comp. # 11/91)-Q

37 5 TOP OF THE WORLDVan Helen - For Unlawful Carnal KnowledgeWarner Bros -26594 (Warner comp. # 113)-P

48 4 HEAVY FUELDire Straits - On Every StreetVertigo -510160-0

31 25 9 INTO THE GREAT WIDE OPENTom Petty - Into The Great Wide OpenMCA -10317 (MCA comp. # 16/91)-J

32 20 15 THE REAL LOVEBob Seger - The Fire InsideCapitol -91134 (Capitol comp. # 44)-F

33 35 5 LOVE THINGTina Turner - Simply The BestCapitol -97152 (Capitol comp. # 50)-F

34 36 6 STAND BY MY WOMANLenny Kravitz - Mama SaidVirgin -3073 (A&MMrgin comp. # 10/91)-Q

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35 39 7 LIVE FOR LOVING YOUGloria Estefan - Into The LightEpic -46988 (Sony comp. # 34)-H

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ICE -001 (Promo CD single)Longfellow - Sacrifice To Satisfy

37 19 13 REAL, REAL, REALJesus Jones - DoubtCapitol -95715 (Capita comp. # 44)-F

62 2 SHINING STARINXS - Live Baby LiveAtlantic -82294 (Wamer comp. # 115)-P

39 32 20 HOLE HEARTEDExtreme - PomograffitliA&M-75021 5313 (A&MNirgin comp. #591)-Q

40 33 13 THE GHOSTS THAT HAUNT MECrash Test Dummies- The Ghosts That Haunt MeArista -8677 (BMG Pop comp. # 22)-N

77 2 ROLL THE BONESRush - Roll The BonesAnthem -1064 (Sony comp 35)-H

42 45 5 INTO THE FIRESarah McLachlan - Solace

Nettwerk-30055 (Capitol comp. # 48)-F43 43 7 LOVE IS THE SUBJECT

The Odds - NeopofitanZoo -72445-11013 (BMG Pop comp. # 22)-N

44 44 7 HEY DONNARythm Syndicate- Rythm SyndicateImpact -10225 (MCA comp. # 16/91)-J

52 3 SAY YOU DON'T KNOW MEHoneymoon Suite - Monsters Under The BedWEA-75532-P

46. 49 5 THE FIRE INSIDEBob Seger - The Fire InsideCapitol -91134-F

47 24 11 FALL AT YOUR FEETCrowded House- WoodfaceCapitol -93559 (Capitol comp. # 45)-F

48 38 to GOOD VIBRATIONSMarley Mark & The Funky Bunch - Music For The PeopleInterscope-7 91737 (Wamer comp. # 104)-P

56 2 I CAN'T MAKE YOU LOVE MEBonnie Raitt - Luck Of The DrawCapitol -96111 (Promo CD single) -F

59 4 STREET OF DREAMSNia Peeples - Nia PeeplesVirgin -3137 (A& WVirgin comp. # 11/91)-Q

51 31 15 LOVE ... THY WILL BE DONEManika - Manika's KitchenColumbia -46827 (Sony comp. # 32)-H

52 41 13 STANDING PUSH AND FALLWorld On Edge - World On EdgeVirgin -3106 (Promo CD single) -Q v.

63 5 SAVE UP ALL YOUR TEARSCher - Love HunsGeffen -24369 (MCA comp. # 18)-J

76 2 IT'S BEEN A LONG TIMESouthside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes - Better DaysImpact -10445 (MCA comp. # 19/91)-J

85 3 CHANGELisa Stansfield - Rea LoveArista -0782218679 (BMG comp. # 25)-N

56 42 14 I ADORE MI AMOREColor Me Backl - C.M.B.Giant -24429 (Warner comp. # 103)-P

57 47 6 WILD HEARTED SONThe Cult- CeremonyVerhgo-510 419 (PolyGram comp. late Sept/91)-Q

58 NEW BLACK OR WHITEMichael Jackson - DangerousEpic -45400 (Promo CD single) -H

70 3 GROOVY TRAINThe Farm - SpartacusReprise -26600 (Warner comp. # 111)-P

60 51 12 ENTER SANDMANMetallica - MetallicaElekka-61113 (Warner comp. # 107)-P

61 64 4 GUARANTEEDLevel 42- GuaranteedRCA -0 7863 61033 (BMG Pop comp. # 24)-N

62 55 9 DON'T WANT TO BE A FOOLLuther Valk:oss - Love PowerEpic -46789 (Sony comp. # 31)-H

96 2 SAY YOU'LL BE MINEWest End Girls - West End GirlsA&M-70301 9169 (Promo CD single) -Q

64 66 6 WITHOUT YOUR LOVEAcosta/Russell -Acosta/RussellEureka Records -70002 (Capitol comp. # 47)-F

75 3 YOU'RE THE VOICEHeart- Rock The House "Live"Capitol -95797 (Capitol comp. # 47)-F

73 4 THE ROAD OF HOPEThe Kite -The KiteSPY Records -1008 (A&MNirgin comp. # 10/91)-Q

67 71 7 NEVER LOOK BACKDarby kills - Never Look BackWEA-74423 (Warner comp. # 109)-P

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82 4 I'LL RESPECT YOUDebbie Johnson - So ExcitedAquarius -562 (Capitol comp. # 47)-F

79 4 WHY MUST I ALWAYS EXPLAINVan Morrison - Hymns To The SilencePolydor-849 026 (PolyGram comp. late Sept/91)-0

2 I FALL ALL OVER AGAINDan Hill - Dance Of Love

Quality -2001 (Promo CD single)3 ALL I NEED IS YOU

Blue Train - The Business Of DreamsZoo -7244511007 (BMG Pop comp. # 24)-N

5 NO MORE TEARSOzzie Osboume - No More TearsEpic -46795-H

74 74 5 WAITINGRoch Voisine - Roch VoisineStar Records/Select-8026 (Promo CD single)

75 81 7 POLITICALSpirit Of The West - Go Figure

WEA-74692 (Wamer comp. # 109)-P76 61 11 STRAIGHT TO YOUR HEART

Bad English - BacklashEpic -46935 (Sony comp. # 33)-H

Eft SATURDAY NIGHT'S ALRIGHT...The Who -Two RoomsMercury -845 749-0

92 2 ANOTHER RAINY NIGHT (Without You)Queensryche - EmpireCapitoVEMI-92806 (Capitol comp. # 47)-F

79 57 9 SEX WITH LOVELee Aaron - Some Girls DoAttic -1322 (Attic Focus Trax comp. # 18)-0

80 NOW:A;,:!WALKAWAYAlanis - AlanisMCA -10153 (MCA comp. # 20/91)-J

81 50 13 JUST ANOTHER DAYKeven Jordan - No Sign Of RainColumbia -80163 (Sony comp. # 32)-H

82 67 16 POWER WINDOWSBilly Falcon - Pretty Blue World

Merairy/Jambco-848 800 (PolyGram comp. July/91)-Q83 60 11 DREAMLINE

Rush - Roll The BonesAnthem -1064 (Sony comp. # 33)-H

84 83 6 RUSHBig Audio Dynamite II - The GlobeColumbia -46147 (Sony comp. # 32)-H

SHOT OF POISONLira Ford - Dangerous CurvesRCA -07863 61025 (BMG pop comp. # 25)-N

86 68 8 HEAVEN IN THE BACK SEATEddie Money - Right HereColumbia -46756 (Sony comp. # 34)-H

95 2 YOU'RE NO GOODSons Of Freedom -GumpMCA -10454 (MCA comp. # 17-291)-J

88 53 17 I AM HEREGrapes Of Wrath - These DaysCapitol -96431 (Capitol comp. # 42)-F

99 2 2 LEGIT 2 QUITHammer -Too Legit To QuitCapitol -98151 (Capitol comp. # 50)-F

90 54 17 TOO MANY WALLSCathy Dennis - Move To ThisPolydor-847 267 (PolyGram comp. July/91)-0

MaNeklin ON THE VERGEThe Tragically Hip - Road ApplesMCA -10173 (MCA comp. # 19/91)-J

92 58 7 IF THERE WERE NO DREAMSNeil Diamond - LovescapeColumbia -48610 (Sony comp. # 33)-H

:LET'S TALK ABOUT SEXSalt N' Pepa -The Hits RemixedNext Plateau -828 249 (PolyGram comp. late Sept/91)-0

94 ea 7 LIVE FOR TODAYYoung Saints - Young SaintsPolydor-#49 418 (PolyGram comp. early Sept/91)-Q 40

95 69 11 ALL I HAVEBeth Neilsen Chapman - Beth Neilsen ChapmanReprise -61724 (Warner comp. # 105)-P

96 78 9 WALK THROUGH FIREBad Company - Holy WaterAtco-91371 (Warner comp. # 106)-P

97 NEW O.P.P.Naughty By Nature - Naughty By NatureIsba-2032-H

DO YOU FEEL LIKE I FEEL?Belinda Carlisle - Live Your Life Be FreeMCA -10446 (MCA comp. # 20/91)-J

99 86 4 RUNNING BACK TO YOUVanessa Williams - The Comfort ZoneMercury -843 522 (PolyGram comp Late SepV91)-0

MYSTERIOUS WAYSU2 - Achking BabyIsland -510 347 (Promo CD single) -Q

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Winners for Tribute '91 announced by CARASBryan Adams was honoured as the Tribute '91winner of the International Achievement Award.Adams is currently touring Europe.

The 11th annual West Coast music awardswere staged at Vancouver's 86 Street MusicHall on Nov. 10.

In the Major Label Distribution category,The Grapes of Wrath won for Group, Album(These Days), which also won the Album Cover

MIDEM '92 to launchVisual Music AwardsXavierRoy, Chief Executive Officer of MIDEM,has announced a tie-in with the InternationalVisual Music Awards in association with theFrench Society for Authors, Composers andMusic Publishers (SACEM). The coupling willresult in the launch of the music awards duringMIDEM '92.

The music awards has four main categories:Cinematographic Works, TV Programmes,Filmed Concerts and Music Videos. There willalso be two special awards: the Grand Prix forthe best production in all categories, and theSpecial Jury Award given to an internationallyrenowned composer for his/her contribution tovisual music.

The event is open to all musical styles:jazz, rock, classical, traditional, and all visualmusic production forms. Submitted entries musthave been produced or broadcast since Nov. 30,1990. Deadline is Nov. 30, 1991.

Selected entries will be screened at thePalais des Festivals in Cannes. The screeningswill be open to all MIDEM participants. KenRussell, as President, and the jury, comprisinginternationally known personalities from themusic, TV, film, art, advertising, photographicand design worlds, will make the final choices.

The official awards presentation will takeplace on Jan. 21, 1992 at the Palm Beach inCannes.

category and for Video of the Year (I Am Here).West End Girls won the Song of the Year awardfor Not Like Kissing You.

In the Independent Label Distributioncategory, State of Mind won for Group, Album(Vancouver Seeds Five...Live - CFO X), and forSong and Video (Tightrope).

The Female Vocalist award went to SarahMcLachlan with Art Bergmann taking the malecounterpart award. McLachlan also won asSongwriter for The Path of Thorns.

In the Country categories, Mile Zero wonas Group, Darlana Moffatt as Female Vocalistand Jess Lee as Male Vocalist. Hokus PickManouver won as Gospel Performers andStephen Fearing as Traditional/Roots Performer.

Taking the Heavy Metal Performer awardwas Tommy Floyd, while West End Girls wonBest Debut for their self -titled album, and theFraser MacPherson Quartet as Jazz/New AgePerformers. Bing Jensen was honoured asChildren's Performer.

The nod for Producer went to John Dexter,with Bill Buckingham taking the Engineeraward. Keith Scott won as Guitarist, HughMcMillan as Bassist, Vince Ditrich asPercussionist, Tom Colclough as Reed/BrassPlayer and Dave Pickell as Keyboardist. TheCommodore Ballroom was recognized asOriginal Music Club of the Year.

Tom Northcott, nationally -recognizedproducer, songwriter and performer, waspresented with the Red Robinson Pioneer Award.Brian MacLeod, well-known producer andsongwriter and former member of Chilliwackand the Headpins, was honoured with a SpecialMerit Award. MacLeod is at the Houston CancerClinic where he is receiving treatment for a rareform of cancer. A benefit was staged forMacLeod on Oct. 6 (RPM - Oct. 19/91), wheremore than $50,000 was raised to help offsetsome of the costs of the treatment.

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Lorraine Scott, powerfulvocalist set to break outLorraine Scott is a powerful vocalist, who, afterhaving some success in Canada, is now poisedto break out internationally with her debutrelease, All Talk, on the ERA Internationallabel.

Scott was born in Columbus, Ohio and gother early vocal training in the choir of theHosack Baptist church. Her voice caught theear of Motown great, Bobby Taylor, and shejoined his all -girl group, Co usine, which becamelocal sensations.

Through an odd set of circumstances, Scottended up in Canada, where she hooked up withproducer Al Kussin, who began producing hersolo material. In 1988, she signed with SlakRecords, an independent label formed by Kussin.Their first release, Crying for Love, chartednationally and received a Juno nomination inthe best R&B recording category. A subsequentballad, Never Be Lonely, received a secondJuno nomination.

On the release of All Talk, the strikingsinger has made two videos, That Was A Dreamand All Talk, which will show the world thevoice and charms that Canada already knowsabout.

Sony Music Canada President Paul Burgerpresents Michael Bolton with double platinumaward for Time, Love and Tenderness during hisrecent Toronto date. He Is scheduled to playOttawa (25), Montreal (26) and Hamilton (29).

Club Blue Note to hostnight for King's new CDThe newly renovated Club Blue Note, billed as"Toronto's original rhythm n' blues night club,"will host a reception celebrating the CD releaseof The Night Passage Years by the Bill KingQuintet, featuring Liberty Silver and PatLabargera. King was front -covered on RPM lastweek (Nov. 16)

With King on keyboards, the quintet, withSilver is scheduled to perform various selectionsfrom the release for the private preview (byinvitation only), which runs from 7 to 8:30 pm.

Open to the public from 9 pm, the musicwill shift to that of Mingus, Parker and Monk,highlighted with new King originals. Slated toappear with King are bassist Dave Young, TedQuinlan on guitar, alto saxman Campell Rygaand drummer Dave James.

The King CD is distributed in Canada bythe Montreal -based Justin Time label.

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Backstage Pass - more than just merchandiseWhat is the least desired item from the usuallyvery popular Backstage Pass merchandiseclothing line? "Well, I use our Milli VanilliT-shirts to wash my car now," laughs JoelRabinowitz, the man, who along with BrentKopperson, created and executed the concept ofBackstage Pass.

It was in 1987 that the duo quit their$100,000 -a -year -plus jobs, mortgaged theirhomes and pursued their dream. The pair beingzealous music fans outside of business hours,saw a large market for high quality, fashionablerock merchandise that wasn't being tappedexcept at traditional concert sales. Thus,Backstage Pass was born and in just a few shortyears has seen its revenue grow to over $20million a year.

Much of the company's success can beattributed to their impressive list of rock stars.As exclusive Canadian licensee for the SanFrancisco based Winterland Productions Inc.,Backstage Pass represents over 250 artists fromAlannah Myles, Bruce Springsteen, Hammer,Madonna and Paula Abdul.

A strong retail strategy has been anotherfactorin their success. The company has activelypursued contracts with several major nationalretailers and recently came up with the conceptof incorporating a rock boutique within adepartment store.

"Before we came along," says Kopperson,"rock fans could only buy souvenirs at concertsor other special events. We were the first tomove rock merchandising from concert venuesto retail stores."

A few months ago the duo solidified a dealwith The Bay, Canada's largest retailer. Theyhave since opened eight Backstage Passboutiques in Bay stores across the country,

Classical guitarist hasbeen globetrottingCanada's first lady of the classical guitar, LionaBoyd, has been quite the globetrotter lately. InParis for business, Provence, France for vacationand while in Brussels she met the mayor ofMoscow, IvanPopov, who invited her to performin Russia. So Boyd's New Year's Eve will bespent performing at the Kremlin.

Earlier this, month, Boyd was the sologuest at a gala dinner in Los Angeles whichraised funds for the Israel Cancer ResearchFund. She also recently played at theSmithsonian Institute in Washington. Talks arecurrently underway for a national Canadiantour in the spring of 1991.

Justin Time catchesThree O'Clock TrainOne of Bob Dylan's classic songs, It Takes ALot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry, is thetitle of Mack MacKenzie and his group ThreeO'Clock Train's latest release on Justin TimeRecords.

The recording, available on CD andcassette will be accompanied by a video directedby Robbie Ditchburn. The project has a kind ofa "comeback" feel to it as has been along periodbetween Train's last release.

including locations in Ottawa, Mississauga,Windsor, Winnipeg, Edmonton and Calgary.

Each boutique, emblazoned with theBackstage Pass logo, resembles a stylizedproscenium stage. The concert ambience isfurther enhanced by spotlighting, video monitorsand life size standup cut-outs and posters. Theboutiques can be found in The Bay's youngmen's clothing department.

The most popular items at Backstage Passare T-shirts and sweatshirts which sell for $17.99and $29.99 respectively. The most expensiveitem is an official Led Zeppelin tour denim

Osbourne's Madness Toursets dates for CanadaHide your pet bat. Ozzy Osbourne is bringinghis Theatre of Madness Tour to Toronto'sInternational Centre on Dec. 5th and Montreal'sVerdun Auditorium on Dec. 6th. While playingsmaller venues on his Madness Tour, Osbournewill still be using all his trademark theatrics.

Touring in support of his new Sony release,No More Tears and his home video, Don'tBlame Me, Osbourne will be performingselections from the entire range of his solocareer, along with several Black Sabbathfavourites. Opening act for the Madness Touris Infectious Grooves.

BMG sales/promotionmoves for Quebec branchMichel Turcot, BMG Music Quebec branchmanager has announced important moves withinthe sales and promotion departments.

Chantal Brunet moves to the position ofsales representative from, sales/promotionrepresentative. Brunet has worked at the Quebecbranch for one year.

Replacing Brunet as sales/promotionrepresentative is Stephane Drolet, who wasformer customer relations service representativeat the branch.

Julie Houle joins the branch as customerservice representative. Houle has amassed awide and varied knowledge of the retail trade,having worked in retail for the last four yearsincluding management positions for both Discusand Archambault stores.

Cockburn's tour includesLetterman Show - Dec. 12Bruce Cockburn has been firmed to appear onthe David Letterman show on Dec. 12. Theevening before, Cockburn will be in Atlanta,and the evening after he will be in Baltimore onhis North American tour.

Cockburn will also be taping a segment ofAustin City Limits on Dec. 9. He will be sharingthe billing with Cash, Lyle Lovett andLucinda Williams. The concert will be televisedby PBS during February of next year.

Nothing B ut A Burning Light, Cockburn'slatest True North album, continues to climb thechart in Canada. A Dream Like Mine, taken asa single is making impressive gains on both theRPM Hit Tracks and AC charts.

jacket which retails for $119.95."A $120 bucks for a denim jacket?" the

incredulous reporter asks."Welcome to the 1990's," Rabinowitz

laughs.

MIKA : 111 1-11111by Tim Evans

Jackson gets top add. Not surprisingly,Michael Jackson's Black Or White is the topnew entry this week at No. 58. Jackson will beattempting to do something that he didn't do onthe Bad album, that is to have a No. 1 song inCanada. Despite six songs from Bad reachingthe Top 10, none made it to the top. I Just Can'tStop Loving You came closest, peaking at No.2. On Thriller, three songs hit No. 1.

We get letters ... Naughty By Nature's O.P.P.debuts at No. 97. Not many songs have achievedmajor success using only letters in the title. Asa matter of fact, only two songs have hit No. 1without using a word in the title. What are they?

A Mysterious start! U2's Mysterious Waysspent the week going up and down the chart.Many stations reported it and then deleted it.K-97 in Edmonton was one of those stations.Carol Ann Murray reported the song added at9:45. At 10:18, it was deleted. It would havedebuted much higher, but enters at No. 100.Most stations, for one reason or another, willlikely re -add the song and it should have a bigjump next week.

The race is on. Two Rooms, the tribute toElton John and Bernie Taupin climbs 18 spotson the Albums chart to No. 23. There are manysongs from the album receiving airplay and it isconceivable there could be a few songs on theHit Tracks chart at the same time. Oleta Adams'Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me almostmade it this week. One that did make it to thechart is The Who's version of Saturday Night'sAll Right For Fighting. It enters at No. 77. EltonJohn's version of that song peaked at No. 12, in1973, and was the only song in a run of 15straight that didn't make it to the Top 10.

Nearing the Top 20. Several albums are closeto making it into the Top 20. Red Hot ChiliPeppers, Nirvana, Hammer and Erasure are onthe doorstep. The common factor in these albumsis that none have a song in the Top 40. Erasure'sChorus is at No. 21 with strong retail support.Rob Herholz from the HMV store at Square OneMall in Mississauga reports Erasure as theirsecond-best seller. Rob also adds his motto .

"Go Nuts".

The big movers . . . There were quite a fewsongs with impressive jumps on the Hit Trackschart. Rush leads the way with Roll The Bonesclimbing 36 spots to No. 41. Right behind isWest End Girls' Say You'll Be Mine jumping 33places. Songs from Lisa Stansfield, Dan Hill,Southside Johnny and INXS all have moves ofmore than 20 spots.

The two and only! There have been only twosongs to reach No. 1 without having a word inthe title. Remember the Village People? Theytook YMCA all the way to the top in 1979 andMFSB sent TSOP all the way to No. 1 in 1974.

RPM - November 23, 1991 - 9

Adelyne with Trini Lopez and Herb Bradley whowas with Warner Bros at the time.

Ella Fitzgerald

Tom Jones

Pub ADELYNE/I by Walt Grealis

Adelyne Freifeld, one of the unsung heroes ofthe record industry, is quietly celebrating 50years of unparalleled dedication and devotionas an employee of the giant Sam The RecordMan organization.

Adelyne, first cousin to Sid and Sam, hadspent three years at Toronto's Central TechnicalSchool and had taken a night course at Shaw'sBusiness School, "because I was told I was bestsuited for an office job," Adelyne recalls. "ButI wasn't. I just hated the idea of a 9 to 5 officejob."

The 18 -year old had taken apart time jobselling Christmas lights. "It was just somethingto do. I knew it wouldn't last. I rememberit wasin November of 1941 when my aunt, who wasSid and Sam's mother, asked to see me and shemade me an offer I couldn't refuse. She wantedme to work at their store. I loved meeting people... I'm very outgoing and, besides I loved music

a noticeable slant fromthe front door to the rear ofthe store. I used to delight insending my marbles thrDugh

the store . .."

and I played piano, so the offer to work with Sidand Sam was right down m y alley, so I accepted."

Sniderman's Music Hall was located onCollege Street just a couple doors east of Shaw,in the west, central part of Toronto. Adelyne'srecollections stirred this reporter's memories.As a young schoolboy, I frequently visited myAunt Emma, who had an apartment over thestore. I was always fascinated by all the used carradios that cluttered up the place. The mainfloor of the store, for some unknown reason, hadshifted, resulting in a noticeable slant from thefront door to the rear the store. I used todelight in sending my marbles on a trip throughthe store until Sid asked my aunt to keep me outof the store.

Records, of course, weren't a big itemback in the forties. "They had a small area forrecords," Adelyne remembers. "It was mostly asideline. They were the old 78s. The big thing,of course, was car radios."

The shop gradually swung more and moreto records, a much easier product to handle thanthe selling and installing of car radios. After thewar there was an even greater interest in recordsand, with the retail marketing expertise theSnidermans had developed, Snidermans MusicHall became one of the more popular recordstores in Toronto.

These were fun times for Adelyne. Shecultured many, still very valued, friendships inthe business. "Oh God! It's hard to rememberthem all, but I remember Joe Pariselli fromSparton Records. They distributed Motown

Lloyd Bridges

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Warmest congratulations

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product, and it was through Joe that I met The,Jackson Five when they played Toronto'sGrandstand. Young Michael was such a sweetlittle guy. He sat on my knee and huggedme . . . I'll never forget it.

"I have such great memories of those days;Jimmy Gordon and George Offer from ApexRecords (now MCA), Kenny McGregor from

RCA (now BMG). The record industry wasn'tlike it is now. There was no Capitol Recordsback then . . . in fact Sam had to drive over toBuffalo to get a lot of his records. There was alsoEddie Colero and Charlie Camilleri fromColumbia. In fact, Charlie's wife, Peggy, workedfor me at College Street before she marriedCharlie. I remember she said to me one day 'I'm

A LOT OF GOOD YEARS

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gonna get that little guy' . .. and she did!Every day was a learning experience for

the young and eager Adelyne. "When I firststarted I didn't know anything about classicalmusic. I was strictly into pop, like Dinah Shore,Glenn Miller, Artie Shaw, Woody Herman andPeggy Lee. Classical music was very important,so I just sat down and listened to classicalrecords and taught myself everything I couldabout classical music. It was definitely learningon the job."

There were a lot of great memoriesassociated with the College Street store. "Thedamn roof leaked and everytime it rained we

The Jackson Five, Ed Mirvish, Joe Parlselli(Sparton Records now with Ampex) and Joey Coelower left.

AdelyneCongratulations on 50 great years.

You really are the best!

From all your friends

at Capitol Records - EMI of Canada

Adelyne FreifeldSorry you didn't pass the auditions...

Congratulationson 50 years

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Your friends atSony Music

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Andy Williams, Adelyne and Eddie Co!aro andBert Dunseith, who were both with Columbia.

Johnny Cash

Sonny and Cher

had to go around with umbrellas to serve thecustomers. In the summer we had to wear shortsbecause it was so hot. We didn't have airconditioning then. We also had listening boothsin the store and the boys from Harboid Collegiateused to come in and stay there for hours justlistening. They had no money to buy.

"It was fun. I did everything. I did theordering, checked it in, put it away and did theselling."

When the Sniderman family moved toYonge Street in 1961, Adelyne went along.Besides her other duties, she took on the addedresponsibilities of libraries and schools "and Ieven did mail order."

Adelyne's main responsibility now is thebuying, "dealing with the sales representatives.

MCA's Randy Lennox and Sony's Al Fletcher.

Max Bygraves

You know, there's something about the recordbusiness that attracts real nice people. I don'tthink, in all the years I've been in the business,that I've met anyone I haven't liked. They're allsuch sweet guys, like Garry Newman, and hisdad, Ron, before him, Stan Klees, MauriceZurba, Donnie Howell, Harry Shaw, Joe Fox,

"... I started with the 78s,then the 45s and then the hi-fi

and then stereo... "

Hector MacNeil, Barry Stafford, Don Carter,Art Papone, Joe Toes, Shelley Rosenberg, BillyKearns, Al Fletcher and Randy Lennox, and onand on. There were so many."

In 50 years what changes has Adelyneseen? "Oh my God! Well, I started with the 78s,then the 45s and then the hi-fi and then stereo.Then we had the 8 -track tapes that didn't go andthe 4 -track tapes and cassettes. From therewe've gone into CDs. There are no more 78s.The LPs are all gone. There are no recordsanymore . .. so, yes, I've seen a few changes.I've seen records come and records go. It'sstrictly CDs, cassettes and videos, of course.Now, we're into Nintendo."

In spite of all the changes and all the years,Adelyne is still in love with the business. "It'sexciting. I enjoy what I'm doing. I enjoy thefringe benefits, seeing all the shows and meetingthe stars, the new ones and some of the olderones again. I still love meeting people."

Charley Pride

RPM's Stan Klees and Walt Grealls. Top Canadian publicist Gino Empry. The late George Offer, who headed up ApexRecords.

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It's still an everyday learning experiencefor A delyne. "The music has changed, naturally.I'm trying to get into this heavy metal, whateverthe hell it is, but I still like the show music andthe Glenn Millers and music from the forties andfifties."

Asked if she has any regrets, Adelynesays, "I'll let you in on a little secret. I studied

chemistry when I was in school and, to this day,I'm sorry I didn't continue. But the family saidthere was nothing for a girl in that line."

Pressed to reveal more secrets, Adelynehesitatingly recalled that after only three or fouryears at the College Street store, she was offereda job as a librarian at a Toronto radio station. "Itwas good money, more than I was making, but

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to me it was still a 9 to 5 job, and I wasn't readyfor it. Money wasn't that important. I stayedwith Sid and Sam because I liked what I wasdoing, and they've been very, very good to me.Really, I don't have any regrets . . . nonewhatsoever. I'm still enjoying what I'm doing.I still love meeting people, and I still lovemusic."

As an adoring aunt, Adelyne is quiteimpressed with the ease with which Sam's sonJason is taking on more responsibilities. "He'sdoing a helluva job. He's really got into it. He'sdoing the same as Sam did years ago. Samworked his tush off too, to make things happen

. and Jason is doing the same thing. I'm veryhappy for them."

Engelbert Humperdlnck

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;71The K-102 Blue Kays wrapped up a "wildseason" of slow pitch," reports Ed Saunders,Program Director of the Woodstock, Ontariostation, with a donation to one of its favouritecharities, The Sunshine Foundation. Variousteams and business groups paid a minimum of

The K-102 Blue Kays (front Ito r) BID Jerry, KyleMcKone, Tom Park, Ed Saunders, MarkSchandenberg (back Ito r) Tim Perrin, CindyGregory.

$25.00 to play, "and be abused by", the pie -tossing, grapefruit pitching, water -squirtinggang from K-102. "It was all in good fun,earning $900.00 to help The SunshineFoundation make ailing kids' dreams cometrue." By the way, thanks to Ed for the cozy -warm K-102 sweat shirt.

FOX winners meet Tom Cochrane. TamaraTaggart reports from Vancouver's CFOX on thestation taking the title of Tom Cochrane's hitsingle, Life Is A Highway, "seriously". Thestation offered fans the opportunity to spend amorning travelling around Vancouver on a bus

CFOX grand prize winners Dan and KimWilliamson with Mr. FOX and Tom Cochrane.

with Cochrane and morning show hosts Larryand Willy. Listeners faxed in favourite bumperstickers to win tickets to see Cochrane in concert,with the grand prize winner drawn to ride on thebus. Larry and Willy broadcast live from the busduring its travels and captured Cochrane doinga live acoustic version of Boy Inside The Man.Says Taggart,"Cochrane played two hot shows"at Vancouver's Orpheum Theatre, Nov. 4 and 5.

K102 Woodstock and the Oxford Rotary Clubcombined operations to stage a '50s and '60sdance party, all in the name of charity. Says EdSaunders, K102's PD, "when the last greaser

slid out the door, we had raised $4,000 for the

Rotary community projects."W1310's Pumpkin Patrol became one of themore popular prowlers in Ottawa on Halloweennight. The W1310 Boomobile joined forceswith Maclean Hunter Cable TV and Cableguardto form The Pumpkin Patrol. W1310 Promotion

SupervisorElaine Mackenzie, explains the patrolwas a project "designed to promote a safer andhappier Halloween for children of Ottawa'swest end."Bart, Homer, Marge and Lisa Simpsonrode in the Boomobile stopping off at variouscheck -points enroute to present trick -or -treaterswith portion packs of Christie's Teddy Grahamscookies. Over 50 Maclean Hunter Cable 'TVemployees volunteered to drive the PumpkinPatrol vehicles in various locations throughoutthe western half of Ottawa. Mackenzie pointsout that "little trick -or -treaters were encouragedto approach the patrol vehicle for assistance inthe case of an emergency." The patrol wasresponsible for returning a lost five -year -oldboy to his parents. Mackenzie also reports thatall area school boards, police forces and block

parent groups "happily support the PumpkinPatrol Project, which has operated successfullyfor two years running."

Jacquie Gauthier has returned to TelemediaRadio after a ten years absence. She is nowteamed with Dave Collins as co -host of theMorning Drive on Q103 FMLondon. The nativeof Penetanguishene began her career in radiowith the news department of CKMP AM whilestill in high school. Over the years Gauthier hasbeen a newsperson/interviewer at CFGM AM,traffic reporter/morning host at CHUM AM,traffic reporter/PM drive co -host at KEY 590,and traffic reporter/morning co -host at Country59. She has worked with a number of highprofile Toronto personalities including GerryForbes, Terry Steele and John Donabie. Gauthierhas also worked as a media officer with theOntario Provincial Police out of their generalheadquarters in Toronto. In announcingGauthier's return to Telemedia, Q103 FMGeneral Manager Braden Doerr noted: "This isthe final step in our exciting revamp of Q103FM." The station adopted the new slogan Softand Easy Favourites, which was promoted in atelevision commercial produced by Nashville'sFilmho use.

Valley Radio CHVR expands. Monday,Nov.11 was a "Remembrance Day" for Valley Radioand Pelmorex Broadcasting, reports MarketManager Al Kennedy. On that day the companyofficially launched a 6 am to noon morningshow in Arnprior with on -air personality ToddO'Connor. Says O'Connor, "the town has beenincredibly supportive. CHVR is going to beeverywherein Arnprior. With the Ottawasignalson our back door, our quest is to be a totally localstation." Pembroke, Renfrew and Arnprior alluse the CHVR calls under Scott Jackson asProgram Director and Al Kennedy as Market

Manager.

Toronto's 0107 began its annual ChristmasDrive on Nov. 13 for street youth in and aroundToronto. As Tami MacPherson, Public ServiceDirector for Q107, reports: "For most of us theupcoming holiday season is a festive time ofcelebration, spending time with family and

friends, exchanging gifts and seasons greetings.For others it's a time of sadness and emptyfeelings. This is particularly true of the streetyouth in and around Toronto. These kids comefrom across the province and from a variety ofbackgrounds. On the streets they all share acommon ground, a sense of rejection,desperation and tremendous loneliness."Listeners are being encouraged to drop by thestation with new, unwrapped gifts of new gloves,scarfs, sweaters or boots, gift certificates formeals, "or even a new toothbrush would comeas both a useful and very welcome surprise tothese Idds," says MacPherson. Q107 will deliverall donated gifts to the many shelters, centresand social service organizations that help streetyouth. Included are Clifton Youth Services,Covenant House, Youthlink, Evergreen, StreetOutreach and Turning Point Youth Services, toname just a few.

CJWW lent a hand to help out Saskatoon'sFriendship Inn this past Thanksgiving with adonation of 80 turkeys. The station's morningpersonality Kevin Hilgers, reports the Inn wasable to fee about 1500 people with the birds.Hilgers and other CJWW staff helped with theunloading and preparation of the turkeys. Key

CJJW's morning personality Guy Kevin Hilgers(I) helping unload the 80 turkeys for Saskatoon'sFriendship Inn.

also throws in the following. "An Irishman, aCanadian and an American were asked their lastwish before facing the firing squad. The Irishmansaid `I'd like a fine final meal.' The Canadiansaid 'I'd like to give a speech. I'd like to talkabout the GST, free trade and Quebec's distinctstatus.' They asked the American for his finalrequest before facing the firing squad and hesaid 'Could I go before the Canadian'."

Everyone wants to win on the FOX. Look whopulled Into the Vancouver station's latest "callout", Sarah Daniels from CFMI.

16 - RPM - November 23, 1991

Classic Rock Y95 has launched BasementRock, an all -new exclusive feature "completelydevoted to unsigned rock artists," explainsDarren Wasylyk, APD/Marketing Director ofthe Hamilton station. "Basement Rock givesSouthern Ontario's up-and-coming young talenta chance to have their music played on -air eachand every week." The show is hosted by NeilHedley, who takes his mike out into the streetsand into the studios to speak with and listen tothe rock artists "who are working hard today, tomake it big tomorrow," says Wasylyk. Thoseinterested in being featured on Basement Rockshould send their songs on a high -quality

cassette, along with bio information to BasementRock c/o Y95 World Headquarters, 875 MainStreet West, Hamilton, Ontario. L8S 4R1. Theshow is heard every Wednesday night at 11 pm.

CKNX personality Gord Dougan has wonthe Ontario Hockey Association MediaRecognition Award. At an OHA newsconference, OHA President Brent Laddshonoured Dougan for his "outstandingachievement and contribution toward the supportof amateur hockey in Ontario." The station'sMatt Miller reveals that this is the first time theaward has been won by a small market

CASBYS back to basics with radio as priorityThe CASBY Awards, formerly the highly -successful and respected U -Know Awards,launched 11 years ago by visionary broadcastentrepreneur Dave Marsden and CFNY GeneralManager Bill Hutton, will be staged this year atToronto's Showline Studios on Dec. 1. ReinerSchwarz, Director of Programming andOperations for CFNY, points out that this year'sshow "is being designed as more of a 'tribute'than an awards show in an attempt to produce anattractive radio program." Gone will be thetraditional, boring awards show approach;envelopes being opened on stage and the slowtrek to the stage by the winners. Most acceptancespeeches will be substituted by short interviewsand comments honouring the artists.

The two-hour, "music intensiveprogram",will feature live performances by nominees andwinners, including Gregory Hoskins,Rheostatics, Meryn Cadell and others, to beannounced. The awards will, once again, benationwide in scope. A print campaign for theballot's 19 categories was carried by majorpublications from coast to coast.

The station's live broadcast will be carriedby two satellite channels. Stations carrying thebroadcast include CHOZ (St. John's), CFRQ(Halifax), CJMO (Moncton), CHOM (Montreal),CHEZ (Ottawa), CFNY (Toronto), CIRK(Edmonton), CIZL (Regina) CKST (Langley)and CIMX (Windsor). As well, a number ofcampus/community stations will carry thebroadcast.

Nominated as Most Outstanding Musicianare: Bruce Cockburn, Great Bob Scott, JeffHealey, Hugh Marsh and Bobby Wiseman. NewEastern Group/Artist nominees are: BlackPool,Figgy Duff, Rawlins Cross, Brett Ryan andThomas Trio & the Red Alarm.

Nominees in the New Central Group/Artistare: Barenaked Ladies, Meryn Cadell, Infidels,The Leslie Spit Treeo and Rheostatics. Group/Artist nominees are: Barenaked Ladies, BlueRodeo, Crash Test Dummies, Spirit of the Westand The Tragically Hip.

Reggae/Ska Group nominees are: HoppingPenguins, King Apparatus, Me, Mom &Morgentaler, One and Skaface, while thenominees in the Dance/Rap Group category are:Bootsauce, Dream Warriors, Kish, MaestroFresh Wes and Michie Mee.

Nominated for Most Promising MaleVocalist category are Art Bergmann, GregoryHoskins, Steven Page (Barenaked Ladies), BradRoberts (Crash Test Dummies) and Glen Stace.In the Female category the nominees are: Meryn

Cadell, Holly Cole (Holly Cole Trio), LauraHubert (The Leslie Spit Treeo), Molly Johnson(Infidels) and Sarah McLachlan. New WesternGroup/Artist nominees are: Bob's Your Uncle,Crash Test Dummies, Jr. Gone Wild, Tank Hogand The Waltons.

Nominees for Most Promising Songwriterare: Meryn Cadell, Gregory Hoskins, PageRobertson (Barenaked Ladies), SarahMacLachlan and Brad Roberts (Crash TestDummies).

Favourite New French Canadian Group/Artist nominees are: Mitsou, Kashtin, DanielLanois, Jean LeLoup and Men Without Hats

In the Favourite Album category thenominees are: Casino (Blue Rodeo), The GhostsThat Haunt Me (Crash Test Dummies), Melville(Rheostatics), Go Figure (Spirit Of The West)and Road Apples (The Tragically Hip). In thecategory of Favourite Debut Album, thenominees are: Angel Food For Thought (MerynCadell), The Ghosts That Haunt Me (Crash TestDummies), And Now The Legacy Begins (Dream'Warriors), Moon Come Up (Gregory Hoskinsand The Stickpeople) and Don't Cry Too Hard(The Leslie Spit Treeo). The FavouriteInternational Album nominees are: Woodface(Crowded House), Schubert Dip (EMF), RitualDe Lo Habitual (Jane's Addiction), Doubt (JesusJones) and Out Of Time (R.E.M.).

Nominees for the Jazz/Fusion Recordingare: Live At Sweet Basil (Jane Bunnett), GirlTalk (Holly Cole Trio), Extra Extra (Manteca),Live At The Blue Note (Oscar Peterson) andWhat Do You Want (Shuffle Demons). In thecategory for Favourite (Canadian Based)Worldbeat Group the nominees are: FlyingBulgar Klezmer Band, Kashtin, Manteca,Mother Tongue and Siyaka. The Next Big Thing(Kiss Of Death Award) nominees are: BourbonTabernacle Choir, Sara Craig, Lost Dakotas,Teknicolor Raincoats and The Waltons.Nominated in the Album Art category are:Casino (Blue Rodeo), The Ghosts That HauntMe (Crash Test Dummies), And Now The Legacy

Begins (Dream Warriors), Solace (SarahMcLachlan) and Melville (Rheostatics).

Each of the above categories carries awrite-in space, allowing voters to enter theirpreference.

In closing, Schwartz notes, "the CASBY'sare CFNY's bid toward sustaining thefoundations and breeding ground for aregenerating Canadian music industry. Thisyear we are again reaching out to the people andvenues where the sounds first emerge."

broadcaster. Previous winners were with majormarket daily newspapers and large broadcastoutlets. Dougan joined the Wingham station in1989 doing morning sports on CKNX AM 920and FM 102. In September of 1991 he wasnamed host of Sportstalk on FM 102.

Sudbury's No -55 gave their support to theIDA Drug Education Program whenspokesperson for the organization, CandiPennella, lead singer of Candi and the Backbeat,paid a visit to Nickel District High School. She

CHNO evening personality Rooster McGee raisinga No -55 Mug with Candi Pennella for an officialtoast to a new drug free environment.

also dropped by the station, prior to the twoschool assemblies to talk to morning personalityRick Malo, and to deliver her message to otherteens from other schools as well as parents.Evening announcer Rooster McGee thenaccompanied Candi to Nickel District wherelive reports were broadcast.

Jeff Lumby, morning host at Hamilton's Y95Classic Rock station revealed to his audience areport from his US correspondent, who wrote,"Ted Kennedy first got elected to the Senate onthis date (Nov. 6,1962). This year for Halloween,Teddy K. didn't want anyone to recognize him,so he threw a pair of pants on for the night."

Broadcasters' associationnames 1991/92 BoardThe Canadian Association of Broadcasters(CAB) named the 1991/92 Board at its recentnational conference, held in Toronto from Oct.20 through 22.

Peter Liba, President and CEO, CICND-TV/STV, Winnipeg, was elected to a secondterm as Chair of the Board. Also returning for asecond year as Chair of the television Board isBruce Cowie, President/COO, Edmonton'sSunwapta Broadcasting Ltd. Peter Kruyt,President Power Broadcasting Inc., Montreal,was elected television Board Vice Chair.

The new Radio Chairis Liette Champagne,Vice President, Governmental Affairs,Communications Telemedia Inc., Montreal andGeneral Manager, CITF-FM Quebec.

Bill Coombes, President of the FraserValley Group, was elected Vice Chair. Radio.He has completed two terms as Chair. DuffRoman, VicePresident, Industry Affairs, CHUMLimited Toronto, was elected a second term asTreasurer. CAB's immediate past Chair of theBoard is Elmer Hildebrand, President, GoldenWest Broadcasting Ltd., Altona. President andChief Executive Officer is Michael McCabe.

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The FOX coddles the Lions. Vancouver's99.3 The FOX made it easy for listeners to seethe B.C. Lions play the Edmonton Eskimos onOct. 12. Tickets regularly pegged at $19.50were available for $9.93 for listeners who askedfor tickets in The FOX Rocks Block of seats."The block of 4,000 seats was quickly sold out,"

The FOX mascot at the Lions/Eskimos game

reports Tamara Taggart of C -FOX Promotions,"and when something works as well as that . . .

why not do it again?" The station repeated itsoffer the last regular home game of the season(Nov. 2) against the Hamilton Tiger Cats. Taggartalso reports, "the nicest part is that one dollarfrom each ticket sold goes to the C -FOX Kid'sWaterpark, so this promotion will raise over$8,000."

CKOC's Pumpkin Patch '91 attracted a crowdof more than 20,000 Hamilton and areaHalloween celebrants to Gore Park (Oct. 26).There were lots of giveaways, face painting,pony rides and celebrities including FredFlintstone, Yogi Bear, Scooby Doo, Ronald

A portion of the more than 20,000 Halloweencelebrants who turned out for CKOC's PumpkinPatch '91, an annual event held In Hamilton'sdowntown Gore Park.

McDonald, Popsicle Pete, Bugs Bunny, DaffyDuck, Peter Pumpkin, T.C. Tiger, the MissVickie's Chip Bag, Chester Cheetah and Mr.Mug's. CKOC broadcast live from the event allday. More than 3,500 pumpkins were sold, withproceeds going to the CKOC Children's Fund.

Valley Radio CHVR played the "haunted hits"following the major news packages at 8 am,noon and 5 pm. Listeners were asked to call thestation at 7:15 the next morning to name thetunes by title. Qualifiers from both Pembrokeand Renfrew were included in the draw which

ran for three weeks. Michell Deroy of Renfrewwas the winner. CHVR Program Director ScottJackson says the promotion was such a greatsuccess that it was "too bad Halloween wasn'tduring the fall book." The Halloween InHollywood prize included hotel, airfare out ofOttawa and admission several attractions.

MuchMusic captures Colin James live inconcert. The MuchMusic crew caught up withthe Virgin recording artist at the closing ofFrosh Week at Sudbury's Laurentian University.The show was scheduled for Nov. 18 at 8 pmand midnight. James performs several of hispopular songs, including Five Long Years,Chicks 'N Cars, Why'd You Lie, Just ComeBack, Voodoo Thing and more.

CKOC 1150 and K103 FM are the first stationsto announce a winter coat and jacket campaign.This will be the fourth season for the stations'Share The Warmth campaign which runs fromNov. 4 through Dec. 14. The campaign,coordinated by CKOC and K103 FM, is acharitable project, sponsored in part by Timilortons. Christopher Marketing &Promotion Manager for both stations, reportsthat listeners are being encouraged to drop offtheir unwanted winter coats and jackets to anyCameo, Pioneer, Parker's, Wright City,professional or family dry cleaning location.The donated garments will be cleaned, repairedand distributed to "those most in need" by localoffices of the Salvation Army. Randall furtheradvises that since the campaign first began in1988, more than 12,500 winter coats and jackets"have been donated to disadvantaged men,women and children throughout the Hamiltonand Burlington area."

CAB sweep for 99.3 The FOX. Vancouver'sC -FOX won two Gold Ribbon Awards at therecent CAB Annual Awards Gala (Oct. 22) inToronto. One for The Fox Rocks AdvertisingContest (Best Radio Promotion of the Year), theother for the the station's annual homegrowntalent search Demo Listen Derby (Best CanadianTalent Development project of the Year).

Prime Time host Geoff Pevere had himselftattooed during the Nov. 13 airing of his CBCRadio network show. Pevere took his listenerson an hour-long journey into the art andphilosophy of tattooing. It's now called "bodyart", andis described as colourful, elaborate andeven spiritual." According to CBC researchers,the popularity of tattoing is growing. Pevere'sguest included a 78 -year old man whose body isvirtually covered in drawings, a musician, whowas having a guitar etched on his arm and ayoung woman who was getting her fourth tattoo.A tattoo historian traced the development ofbody art from early tribal days, and one ofToronto's premiere tattoo artists discussed hercraft as she laid a tattoo on Pevere.

CFCA FM and AM 109 welcomed the newKnob Hill Farms Food Terminal in Oktoberfeststyle. The stations hosted a free OktoberfestBrunch (Oct. 12) at the new terminal inCambridge, Ontario. Listeners were invited todrop by the terminal to enjoy the "true spirit ofGemutlichkeit with free Oktoberfest sausage ona bun, coffee and beverages. Wanda Love,Promotion Manager for the stations, reports the

sausages were cooked up and served by CFCAand AM 109 on -air personalities. "Over seventhousand sausages were served up during thefour hour event." Walter Ostenak and his bandentertained the crowds during the brunch, and avariety of Oktoberfest celebrities stopped by,including Uncle Hans. A lucky cash registerwas selected each half-hour and the personchecking out at the time received a prize. Prizesincluded shirts, hip pouches, Oktoberfest hats,pins, steins and more.

Ken "Dobber" Dobson, C -FAX SportsDirector, cracked three ribs recently whileretreiving a cheque he had inadvertently tossedinto the trash bin at his bank's automatic tellermachine. The next morning, trying not to laugh,"because it hurts when ! laugh," Dobber told the

C -FAX Sports Director, Ken "The Dobber" trieson a set of replacement ribs, after recently trashinghis own.

story on the air. Within an hour, a courierpackage arrived at the station containing a set of"replacement ribs", sent by an anonymouslistener who had rushed to a meat market afterhearing the story.

Montreal's Oldies 990 is giving away $35,000to listeners in conjunction with its Max - TheOldies 990 Bank Machine promotion. Severaltimes a day, seven days -a week, listeners areinvited to call the static to make a "cashwithdrawal" from Max - ne Oldies 990 BankMachine. Max reads up to 12 cash amountsranging from as much as $ 5,000 to as little as10 cents. When a caller tells Max to stop, thenext amount read is instantly awarded to thatcaller. Maxis hooked into theLaurentian Bank'sOscar Automatic Banking Machine Network.

92 CITI FM threw another Ticket Wicket party,this one for the more than 200 fans camped out,waiting for Van Halen tickets to go on sale. Thestation's Jody Elle reports that she and DanaKruz covered the "concrete camp" by handingout free food, hot coffee "and lots of rock 'n roll.The pair also randomly chose two of the VanHalen fans and awarded them each a pair offrontrow tickets to theconcert and two backstagepasses to meet the band. CM FM presented VanHalen at the Winnipeg Arena on Nov. 7, "and itlooks like a sellout," says Elle.

18 - RPM - November 23, 1991

U2Achtung BabyIsland - 510 347-2-0

Is Bono actually smiling on the cover ofAchtung Baby? He's got good reasonto smile, as he and the boys of U2 havereleased a damn good album. Onceagain Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno arebehind the board and they've done anexcellentjob of getting that unmistakableU2 sound. The Fly and MysteriousWays were good tracks to choose assingles and the ballads One and SoCruel will probably garner air play aswell. Look for this one to be around fora while. (CD reviewed) - DP

BELINDA CARLISLELive Your Life Be FreeMCA - MCAD-10446-J

If one likes that kind of inoffensive, lightpop music that's heard on dance floors,then Belinda Carlisle's latest release isa perfect buy. Do You Feel Like I Feel?was chosen as the album's first singleand rightly so, as it's the track that reallystands out amongst all the pop bland-ness. Carlisle never varies the range ofher pretty voice and barely changes thetempo of the songs, so too many windup sounding the same. Still, the albumIs almost worth having for that dynamite

single. (CD reviewed) - DP

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WAYNE ROSTADStorytellerStag Creek - SCR -CD 1013

It's been six years since Wayne Rostadhas released an album, and time wasobviously on his side. This is vintageRostad, but done up in his own definitivestyle. What is most entertaining about

- Pop

- Folk/Country

this package is that it has a comfortablesound of real Ism. This isn't a Canadiancountry artist performing Americancountry -influenced material. Titledappropriately Storyteller, Rostad's raw,gruff vocal projection displays asauciness, but a caring regard for thelyrics. He portrays in song a truthfulnessof his subject, whether it be CarolineLeonard of British Harbour,Newfoundland, Gene Peterson, a minerfrom Slocan Valley, B.C., bothdeceased, Ruby Ewen, an artist fromLuskville, Quebec, Jim Kook, arestaurateur from Outlook,Saskatchewan, or Harry Smith, atinsmith from Schubenacadie, NovaScotia. These are people with roots inrural Canada, and Rostad knows howbest to put their stories to music.Produced by Joe Turner at Ottawa'sIsle of Skye Studio with engineer DavePoulin. Mixed by Turner and RandallPrescott at Lakeside Studio, ClaytonLake, Ontario. Great pickers with a nicetouch of fiddles, jaw harp, horns andsqueeezebox. Available at Sam TheRecord Man from coast to coast InCanada. Schubenacadie Tinsmith Manshould be released as a single, althoughall tracks are key. (CD reviewed) - WG

DAN HILLDance 01 LoveQuality QCD-2001

Dan Hill, a five -time Juno award winnerhas collaborated with some of the topnames of the L.A. music scene likeCharles Judge and Chas Sanford, tocome up with amore hard -edged sound,lyrically and vocally. Hill delivers hisusually emotion-ui rdryed ballads againon songs like I Fall Over Again, the firstsingle, and the title track. Uptempotracks include songs like, Am I FoolingMyself, Is It Really Love and LosingYou. (CD reviewed) - DP

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THE BILL KING QUINTET - JazzFeaturing Pat Labarbera & Liberty SilverJustin Time - JTR-8428

There's more to jazz than meets theear, but not in a lot of cases. KeyboardistBill King however, has that unique talentof fusing his own signature jazz with ahealthy dose of R&B-influence jazz fromone of this country's best, Liberty Silver,and a standout performance bysaxophonist Pat LaBarbera. Outside of

the Silver tracks, everything else wastaken from his previous releases, Ice,Avenue B and City of Dreams. Now thathe has a tie-in with a major mover andshaker in the independent jazz field,who, by the way, have just signed anagreement with Mesa/Blue Moon in theUS, King should garner the recognitionhe deserves. Much of the material waswritten by King. Key here are Jennifer'sDream, Angelina and Dark Eyes, withan incredible flute insert. Also key, ofcourse, Is Silver's outstandingInterpretation of Stanley Turrentine'sSugar, as well as the Billie Holliday andArthur Herzog penning of God BlessThe Child and Loverman, written byJimmy Davis, R. Ramirez and J.Sherman. Don't overlook King's penningof Summerheat featuring the AtlantaString Section with Bill McPherson ontenor sax. (CD reviewed) WG

SAMMY KERSHAW - CountryDon't Go Near The WaterMercury 510 161-2-0

Another of. the young, new breed ofcountry, who has a handle on both thecontemporary and traditional. This isone of those meaty releases, lots ofhard vocals and meaningful lyrics. Hesounds like a veteran, but with a lot offreshness that has already caught theears of country programmers. CadillacStyle, taken as the first single, is makinggood chart gains. Also key are RealOld -Fashioned Broken Heart, Kickin' Inand Yard Sale, butdon't overlook Harborfor A Lonely Heart. (CD reviewed) - WG

LORRAINE SCOTTAll TalkCold Front - 10092

All Talk is a fairly, lively debut album ofdancing tunes from Canada's LorraineScott. If That Was A Dream kicks off thediscwith lots of booming energy and thedance tunes keep right on coming, cour-tesy of Scott's pleasing vocals and thecrisp, clear production of keyboardistlco -writer, Al Kussin. In Love and HoldOn Tight are the two ballads on thealbum, but the rest of the tracks are fordancing feet. (CD reviewed) - DP

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KERRI ANDERSON - PopLabyrinthimpact Records

Edmonton's Kerri Anderson makes an

Impressive debut. Her music is hard topigeon hole, combining elements of folk,pop and rock. Tracks like Ghost, I WillDisappear and Angel Says can only bedescribed as ethereal while Day ByDay really rocks out. An interestingmix. (CD reviewed) - DP

RICHARD MARXRush StreetCapitol - C2 95874-F

Undoubtly Richard Marx, yet a verydefinate lean towards a more maturerock artist as opposed to a "popsensation." The first single KeepComing Back, which is currentlyNo. 13 after only 3 weeks on the RPM100 Hit Tracks, has the same hypnoticbeat and radio appeal as his previoustwo notable ballads Right HereWaiting and Hold On To The Nights.Capitol should be happy with this Marxrelease, with the lead-off single a

scorching ballad, and the rest of thealbum containing some high qualityrock with the right recipe for positiveradio and retail reaction.. Key tracksinclude: Keep Coming Back, PlayingWith Fire and Chains Around MyHeart. (CD reviewed) - SL

NIRVANANever MindGeffen - DGCD-24425-J

Kurt Kobain, guitarist/songwriter forNirvana, says "attitude is one thing buta good song Is the most important thing,it's the only way to really touchsomeone." Which pretty much sums upwhat's offered on Never Mind. Hardrock, verging on punk, with somemelodic pop hooks thrown inIntermittently. Considering how wellmetal and hard rock is doing, NeverMind should rack up some impressivenumbers. (CD reviewed) - DP

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el el y raTa ALBUMS0 Ng I I Lwkw (CD & Cassettes)TW LW WO - NOVEMBER 23,1991

Canada's Only National 100 Album Survey

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1 1 8 BRYAN ADAMS 35 29 35 R.E.M. 68 66 32 AMY GRANTWaking Up The Neighbours (A&M) Out Of Time (Warner Bros) Heart In Motion (A&M)(CA) 75021 5367-4 (CD) 75021 5367-2-0 (CA) 92-64964 (CD) CD -26496-P (CA) 75032-5321-4 (CD) 75032-5321-2-0

2 2 8 TOM COCHRANEMad Mad World (Capitol)(CA) C4-97723 (CD) C2 -97723-F

36 as 15 THE GRAPES OF WRATHThese Days (Capitol)(CA) 04-96431 (CD) C2 -96431-F

dDw69 65 19 CROWDED HOUSE

Woodface (Capitol)(CA) C4-99559 (CD) C2 -93559-F

3 3 9 GUNS N' ROSES 37 39 73 BLACK CROWES 70 73 3 BILLY BRAGGUse Your Illusion II (Geffen Shake Your Moneymaker (DGC) Sexuality (Go! Discs)

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(CA) GEFC-24420 (CD) GEFSD-24420-J (CA) 92-42784 (CD) CD -24278-P (CA) 867665-4 (CD) 867 665-2-Q4 7 14 METALLICA

Metallica (Elektra)(CA) 96-11134 (CD) CD -61113-P

38 57 3 LOREENA McKENNITTThe Visit (WEA)(CA) 17-51514 (CD) CD -75151-P

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71 58 8 TESLAPsychotic Supper (Geffen)(CA) GEFC-24424 (CD) GEFSD-24424-J

5 5 10 THE COMMITMENTS 39 63 LEE AARON 72 47 5 MEGAHITS

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Soundtrack (MCA)(CA) MCAC-10286 (CD) MCAD-10286-J

10 DIRE STRAITS 40 45

Some Girls Do (Attic)(CA) CAT -1322 (CD) ACD-1322-0

3 TINA TURNERdh'UV 73 74

Megahits/various artists (Polytel)(CA) 845 609-4 (CD) 845 609-2-0

2 SALT N' PEPAOn Every Street (Vertigo) Sim The Best (Capitol) The Hits Remixed (Next Plateau)(CA) 5101160-4 (CD) 510 160-2-Q (CA)-97152C4-97152 (CD) C2 -97152-F (CA) 828 249-4 (CD) 828 249-2-0

7 4 9 GUNS N' ROSES 41 43 9 GARTH BROOKS 74 se 9 COUNTRY HEATUse Your Illusion I (Geffen) Ropin' The Wind (Capitol) County Heat/various artists (BMG)(CA) GEFC-24415 (CD) GEFSD-24415-J (CA) C4-96330 (CD) C2 -96330-P (CA) 0 61921 7220-4 (CD) 0 61921 7220-2-N

8 12 6 PRINCE 42 36 5 SIMPLY RED 75 70 16 CANDY DULFERDiamonds & Pearls (Paisley Park) Stars (east west U.K.) Sexuality (Arista)(CA) 92-53794 (CD) CD -25379-P (CA) 17-52844 (CD) CD -75284-P (CA) AC -8674 (CD) ARCD-8674-N

9 8 6 JOHN MELLENCAMP 43 40 43 C + C MUSIC FACTORY 76 69 9 BAD ENGLISHWherever We Wanted (Mercury) Gonna Make You Sweat (Columbia) Backlash (Epic)(CA) 510 151-4 (CD) 510 151-2-Q (CA) CT -47093 (CD) CK-47093-H (CA) ET -46935 (CD) EK-46935-H

10 11 7 ROBBIE ROBERTSON 44 so 30 LENNY KRAVITZ 77 75 30 JESUS JONESStoryville (Geffen)(CA) GEFC-24303 (CD) GEFSD-24303-J TQu,

Mama Said (Virgin)(CA) VL4-3073 pp) CDV-3073-0

Doubt (Capitol)(CA) C4-95715 (CD) C2 -95715-F

11 9 8 MARIAH CAREY 45 42 26 PAULA ABDUL 78 91 2 REBA McENTIREEmotions (Columbia) Spellbound (Virgin) For My Broken Heart (MCA)

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(CA) CT -47980 (CD) CK-47980-H

5 PUBLIC ENEMY 46 48(CA) VL4-3050 (CD) CDV-3050-Q

4 BUDDY GUY(CD) MCAD-10400

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(CA) CT -47374 (CD) CK-47374-H11 BOB SEGER 47 39

(CA) OREC-516 (CD) ORECD-516-N18 SARAH McLACHLAN 80 97

(CA) 83603 2507 (CD) 2507-02 BELINDA CARLISLE

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34 28 4 VAN MORRISONHymns To The Silence (Polydor)(CA) 849 026-4 (CD) 849 026-2-Q

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5 2 16 NEW WAY TO LIGHT UP AN OLD FLAMEJoe Diffie/A Thousand Wincing Roads/Sony Comp 301-H(Wlson/Diffie) B.Montgomery/J.Slate

6 8 11 A PICTURE OF ME (Without You)Louie Morgan/Something In Red/BMG comp 4-N(N.Wilson/G.Richey) R.Lands

15 a SHAMELESSGarth Brooks/Ropin' The Wind/Capitol CD single -F(B.Joel)A.Reynolds

8 9 12 PUT YOURSELF IN MY PLACEPam Tillis/Put Yourself In My Place/BMG CD single -N

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10 12 9 LIKE WE NEVER HAD A BROKEN HEARTTrisha Yearwood-Garth Brooks/Self-titled/MCA comp 5-J(G.Brooks/P.Alger) G.Funds

11 4 18 THE WALKSawyer Brown/BuicWCapitol comp 43-F(M.Miller) R.Scruggs/MMIler

6 THE CHILL OF AN EARLY FALLGeorge StraiVChill Of An Early FalVMCA comp 7-J(G.DanieVD.Peters) J.Bowen/G.Strait

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14 6 10 BROTHERLY LOVEKeith Whit -Earl T.Conley/Kentudry Bluebird/BMG comp 5-N

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22 10 DID YOU FALL IN LOVE WITH MEPrairie Oyster/Everybody Knows/BMG comp 5-N(Joan Besen) J.Leo/R.Bennett

Ira 25 7 EAGLE WHEN SHE FLIESDolly Parton/Eagle When She Flies/Sony comp 302-H(D.Parton) D.Parton/S.Buckingharn/G.Smith

18 7 12 KEEP IT BETWEEN THE LINESRicky Van Shelton/f3ackroads/Sony CD single -H(R.Smith/K.Louvin) S.Buckingham

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12 LIFE'S TOO LONG (To Live Like This)Ricky Skaggs/My Fathers Son/Sony comp 301-H(D.Wilson/D.Cook/J.Jarvis) R.Skaggs/M.McAnalM

22 LEAHJ.K. Gulley/Trilogy 2

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Lany Mercey/Full Speed Ahead/RDR 4(LMercey/L.Bach/L Shell) L.Mercey/L.Bach

16 LEAP OF FAITHLionel Canwright/Chasin The Sun/MCA comp 4,1

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13 I'VE GOT A TRAVELLIN' HEARTAnita Penas/Wamer comp 101-P(S.Jacks/R.Murphy) R.Murphy

is BALL & CHAINPaul Overstreet/Heroes/BMG comp 3-N(P.Overstreet/D.Schlitz) B.Bannister/P.Overstreet

to SHE'S GOT A MAN ON HER MINDConway Twitty/Even Now/MCA comp 5-J(C.WrighVB.Spencer) C.Twitty/D.Henry

7 SOMEDAY SOONSuzy Bogguss/Capitol/Aces/Capitol CD single -F(1.Tyson) J.Bowen/S.Bogguss

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17 EVERYDAY MANMchael Teny/Roto Nolo comp 1(P.Hotchkiss/R.Cousins/T.Teny) Same producers

57 5 IT COMES BACK TO YOUCassandra Vasik/Wildfiowers/Sony CD single -H

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61 6 THE BLAMEHighway 101/Bing Bang BoonVWamer comp 100-P(C.Moser/P.Nelson/G.Nelson) P.Worley/E.Seay

93 3 YOU CAN DEPEND ON MERestless Heart/The Best OVBMG comp 6-N(R.Rogers/J.Griffin) J.Leo/L.M.Lee

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10 NOT ENOUGH LOVE TO GO 'ROUNDMichelle Wright/Self-titled/BMG comp 5-N 54 47

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Diamond Rio/Self-titlecVBMG comp 4-N 55 44

(B.Dipiero/J.Jamard/M.Sanders) M.PowelVT.Duboisis I THOUGHT IT WAS YOU

Doug Stone/Self-titlecVSony comp 300-F156 75

(T.Mensy/G.Flarrison) D.Johnson11 BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HEARTACHE

Lee Greenwood/then Youle.love/Capitol comp 46-F 57 48

(R.Irving/LW.Clark/D.Simmonds) J.Crutchfield11 SAME OLD STAR

McBride & The Ride/Bumin' Up The Road/ MCA comp 4-J 58 54

(McBride/Carter/Ellsworth/Nicholson) BrowrVFishell16 AS SIMPLE AS THAT

hike ReicVTuming For Home/Sony comp 302-H 59 67

(M.Reid/S.Shamblin) S.Buckingharn6 THEN AGAIN

Alabama/Greatest Hits VoLIVBMG comp 5-N 60 68

(R.Bowles/J.Silbar) J.Leo/L.M.Lee/Alabama13 I KNOW WHERE YOU GO

George Fox/Spim Of Life/Warner comp 105-P 61 52(R.Fenis) G. Funds

5 FOR MY BROKEN HEARTReba McEntire/For My Broken HearVPromo CD single -J 62 69

(LHengber/K.Palmer) T.Brown /R.McEntire15 LOVING YOU LOSING YOU

Chris Nielsen/Royalty comp 4(C.Nielsen) R.H. Smith

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8 LOOK AT USVince GiIVPodset Full Of Goki/MCA comp 6-J 64 64

(V.GiIVM.D.Barnes) T.Brown12 WHEN YOU WERE MINE

Shenandoah/Extra Mile/Sony comp 300-H 65 53

(R.Byme/G.Nelson) R.HaIVR.Byme16 WHERE ARE YOU NOW

Clint Black/Put Yourself In My Shoes/BMG comp 4-N 66 77

(C.BlacWH.Nicholas) J.Stroud11 MERRY GO ROUND

Kelita/Bookshop comp 824 67 55

(J.Douglas/K.Havedand) K.Haverland/G.Godard)45 8 SOME GUYS HAVE ALL THE LUCK

Lithe TexasbNamer comp 108-P(P.HowelVD.O'Brien) J.Stroud/C.DinapolVD.Grau

Paula Manderson/Flarbour For My SouVRDR 4(J.Vandiver/G.Tamblyn/D.Knudtson) D.Walters

7 YOU COULDN'T GET THE PICTUREGeorge Jones/And Along Came Jones/MCA comp 6-J(C.Carter) K.Lehning

EVERYDAYAnne Murray/Capitol/Yes I Do/Capitol comp 46-F(Malloy/Brannon) J.Crutchfield

22 YOU KNOW ME BETTER THAN THATGeorge StraiVChill Of An Early FaWMCA comp 3-J(D.Haselden/A.L.Graham) J.Bowen/G.Strait

16 I NEVER MET A LIAR (I Didn't Like)Joan Kennedy/Candle In Window/MCA comp 4,1(R.Hynes/C.Hynes) M.Francis

4 HOLD ON PARTNERRoy Rogers -Clint Black/Tribute/BMG comp 6-N(B.Paine/L.Paine) Rlancis

14 ONE LOVECarlene Carter/1 Fell In Love/Wamer comp 98-P(C.Carter/REpstein/Plamek) H.Epstein

18 SINCE I DON'T HAVE YOURonnie Milsap/Back To The Grindstone/BMG comp 3-N(Rock/Beaumont/Skyliners) Galbraith/Landis/Milsap

5 CANDLE IN THE WINDOWJoan Kennedy/Candle In Window/MCA comp 6-J(Roberts/Springfield) M.Frands

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72 3 BABY ON BOARDThe Oak Ridge Boys/Unstoppable/BMG comp 6-N(J.C.Crowley/J.Silbar) R.Lands

70 71 7 UNDER THE HARVEST MOON

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71 so 11 SOMEBODY PAINTED MY HOMETOWNBobby LaLonde/Bookshop comp 824(B.LaLonde) B.LaLonde

72 78 3 MY NEXT BROKEN HEARTBrooks & Dunn/Brand New Man/BMG comp 6-N(D.Cook/R.Dunn/K.Brooks)S.Hendricks/D.Cook

73 74 2 WHY I'M WALKIN'Patricia Conroy/Blue AngeVWarner comp 108-P(S.Jacksort/M.Endsley)

86 5 SATISFY ME AND I'LL SATISFY YOUClinton Gregory/If It Weren't For../MCA comp 7,1(B.Dees) R.Pennington

75 79 6 CITY GIRLMark C. Maxted/Sell-litled/RDR 5(M.C.Maxted) G.Godard

76 eo 5 ITS HOW YOU MAKE LOVECanoll Baker/Her Finest Coliection/Tembo CD single -N(C.Baker/B.Way) M.Francis

as 4 MONEY IN MY POCKETJack DiamoncVDiamond Is 13acWBorder DeFences comp le(R.Buckle/M.Rossi) B.Doidge/J.Diamond

94 2 DIAMONDSJoel Feeney/Joel Feeney/MCA comp 7,1(T.Thomey/E.Ehm)

79 82 5 I WANT TO GROW OLD WITH YOUJanie Fricke/Self-titled/Intersound CD single(B.Troy/L.Bach) G.Godard

80 et 2 LITTLE FOLKSCharlie Daniels/Renegade/Sony CD single -H(C.Daniels) J.Stroud/D.Corlew

81 83 2 I KNOW WHERE LOVE LIVESHal Ketchum/Past The Point Of Reason/Capitol CD single -F(H.Ketchum)A.Reynolds/J.Rooney

82 84 4 ASKING US TO DANCEKathy Mattea/Time Passes By/PolyGram comp Oct -O

(H.Prestwood)A.Reynolds91 3 GOING OUT TONIGHT

Mary Chapin Carpenter/Shoohng Straight... /Sony CD single -F(M.C.Carpenter/J.Jennings) M.C.Carpenter/J.Jennings

84 87 4 CRAZY INFATUATIONDiane Raeside/Border DeFences comp(RCousins/E.Domsy) R.Cousins

85 92 3 LOVE MECollin Raye/All It Can Be/ Sony CD single -H(S.Ewing/M.T.Bames) J.Fuller/J.Hobbs

86 89 3 FOR CRYING OUT LOUDDavis DanieVFighting Fire With Fire/PolyGram comp Oct -0(J.Compton/P.W.Wood) R.Haffkine

87 76 a DON'T YOU EVEN THINK ABOUT LEAVINGDean Dillon/Out Of Your Lovin' Nind/Warner comp 110-P(D.Dillon/R.Scruggs) B.Mavis/D.Dillon

96 2 FIGHTING FOR YOUPirates 01 The tvississippi/Walk...Plank/Capitol CD single -F(RMurrah/B.McCorvey) J.Bowen/R.Alves

89 99 2 LEAVE HIM OUTTA THISSteve Wariner/lAm Ready/BMG comp 6-N(W.Aldridge/Siongacre) S.Hendridss/T.Dubois

90 62 18 BRAND NEW MANBrooks & Dunn/Brand New Man/BMG comp 4-N

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Sammy Kershaw/Don't Go...Water/PolyGram comp Oct -O(M.Peterson) B.Cansort/N.Wilson

92 NEW PRETENDMark Koenig/The Lonesome Kind/MCA comp 6-J 0(M.Koenig) Douglas/Parmon/Levere

THE WHISKEY AIN'T WORKIN'Travis Trin/Irs All About To Change/Wamer comp 116-P(R.Scalfe/M.Stuart) G.Brown

SHADOW OF A DOUBTEarl Thomas Conley/Yours Truly/BMG comp 2-N(R.Byme/T.Wopat) R.Lands

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8 LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL 94 73 23

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8 JOHN DEERE TRACTOR 95 NEWThe Judds/Greatest Hits Vol.11/BMG comp 5-N(L.Hammond) B.Maher

9 RUNAWAY HEARTEdde Easb-nan/I3oolsshop comp 824(C.Rawson/E.Eastman) G.Godard

6 YOU CAN GO HOMEDesert Rose Band/True Love/MCA comp 6,1(C.Hillman/J.Tempchin) T.Brown

13 SCARS OF LOVEDarlene MoffatVRDR Countrypak 4(J.Higgins/L.W.C1ark) LCIark

4 STILL BURNIN' FOR YOURob Crosby/Solid Ground/BMG comp 5-N(R.Crosby) S.Henchicks/T.Dubois

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RIGHT ON TIMEJohner Bros/Some Kind Of Magic/Weslar LP cut(B.Johner/R.Johner) R.Hewes

LOVE FROM A HEART OF STONELaura MattsorVSelf-tidecVMCA comp 7,1(G.Peters) H.Hinde

SHE MADE A MEMORY OUT OF MEAaron Tiepin/ Got To Stand For Something/BMG comp 4(A.Tippin) E.Gordy Jr.

CALLOUSED HANDSMark Collie/Bom Raised In Black And White/MCA comp 4,1

(P.Alger/G.Levine)T.Brown/D.JohnsonTHE VERY FIRST LASTING LOVE

Shelby Lynne -Les Taylor/Soft Talk/Sony comp 301-H(LTaylor/LWilson/P.Hollowell) J.Stroud

1111E40111 hBrad Bailley, a Swan Hills, Alberta native,will shortly make his debut with Leaves On TheGround, released on the ATI label. The single,one of four recorded at Edmonton's Beta SoundRecorders, was produced by Gary Koliger.Release date has been set as Dec. 27. Says ATIhead honcho Scoot Irwin, "this is the best songI've heard in years. If a major doesn't pick it up,they have no ears."

Hal Ketchum is not Cancon and Country59's (Toronto) Bill Anderson was the first ofmany to ketchit.

Justin Entertainment has three new addson the chart this week, a record for new entriesby a Canadian independent. They join JoelFeeney & Western Front's Diamonds, whichbullets up the chart this week to No. 78. New thisweek are Mark Koenig's Pretend (No. 92),Would You Love Me by Brent Lee & TheOutsiders (No. 95) and Laura Mattsson's LoveFrom A Heart Of Stone (No. 97).

Danny White of New Country CHATMedicineHat gives the heavy rotation nod this week toBaby On Board by the Oak Ridge Boys, RebaMcEntire's For My Broken Heart and SteveWariner's Leave Him Out Of This. He is alsoquick to pick up on S aw yer Brown 's new release,The Dirt Brown, a new entry for light rotation.

Drayton Valley's Tineta Couturier is gettingthe heavy promotion treatment from Royalty'sChris Nielsen and R. Harlan Smith, and it's

Writer/ producer creditsincluded on Country 100This week RPM's Country 100 chart introducesthe added information of the producer andwriter of each track.

In view of the limited space, it wasnecessary to capsulize much of the information.The focus, of course, remains on the song titlein upper case on the first line. The second linelists the name of the artist, the album from whichthe track was taken and the CD compilation thetrack is included on, or if it is a promotion CDsingle, along with the code identifying the majorlabel that distributes the product.

The third line lists the songwriter orsongwriters in brackets, followed by the nameof the producer or producers.

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beginning to pay off. Her debut single, Let'sMake Up, is picking up good playlist action.Couturier was the winner of the CFCW(Camrose/Edmonton) Star Search competitionand through the prize money of $32,000 theAlberta youngster was able to go into the studioto record a full album. The album, entitled LoveOn The Line, is expected to be released shortly.CFCW also came up with the funding for a videoof her second single. Let's Make Up, a Couturieroriginal produced by R. Harlan Smith, is includedon Royalty's new CD sampler No. 5. The CDalso includes an introduction and ID forCouturier.

Country 1130's Weird Harold jumpsShameless, the new Garth Brooks single, intothe No. 13 slot first week on the station'sCountry Countdown. Also added are PatriciaConroy's That's Why I'm Walkin' (No. 26),Lee Greenwood's Between A Rock And AHeartache (No. 28) and My Next Broken Heartby Brooks and Dunn (No. 29). His Pick Hit isSteve Wariner's Leave Him Out Of This. Newto the playlist is Joel Feeney's Diamonds.

BX-93's Ian McCallum was the first to give aPick to The Whiskey Ain't Workin, the duet byTravis Tritt and Marty Stuart. This track, aStuart original, is included on Warner CD compNo. 116. Several other have alsopicked up on this track, beating their Americancounterparts. McCallum also adds PrairieOyster's Did You Fall In Love With Me (No.24), My Next Broken Heart by Brooks andDunn (No. 27), Rob Crosby's Still Burnin' ForYou (No. 28), Restless Heart's You Can Depend

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On Me (No. 28) and Tanya Tucker's What DoI Do With Me (No. 30).

Chuck Reynolds, PD of CHYR Country 710Leamington/Windsor, Picks Reba McEntire'sFor My Broken Heart. Two Cancon releasesmake it on to the CHEER Country Top Thirtythis week; Old Gang by The Johner Brothers(No. 29) and Jack Diamond's Money In ThePocket (No. 30). Also new are Davis Daniel'sFor Crying Out Loud (No. 26), and Some GuysHave All The Love by Little Texas (No. 27).

The Foster Martin Band are back with theirfollow-up to Makin' Time. The new 7" vinylsingle, Don't You Dare Go, was written byFoster and Martin and produced by the band andRalph Watts. The new single won the PalaminoClub's 1st Annual Song Contest in October lastyear as Best Original Song. The band is based inOakbank, Manitoba.

R DR takes a bold step and introduces its newUnipak CD folder, which is "environmentallyfriendlier" than the previously used plastic jewelcase, says RDR's Joe Wood. The sleeve containsrecycable materials which are coated with awater -based finish and is completely watersoluble. Included on the new Countrypak areMorris P. Rainville's Would 'A Been HereMuch Sooner, Dieter Boehme's Shoppin' InThe USA, and D.J. Hopson's Have A Heart, toname just a few.

Thunder Bay's Colleen Sevenson makes abid for the charts with a Fay Walker compositiontitled Broken Lovers. The track is included onRDR Countrypak #6. Sevenson took 1st place inthe CJLB sponsored contest in May of this year,

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IS IT ME?A powerful ballad garnering great

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Contained on the latest ROTO-NOTOcompilation "Border -de Fences"

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si 6 6 WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMANMichael Bolton - Time, Love And TendernessColumbia -46771 (Promo CD single) -H

2 2 7 SET THE NIGHT TO MUSICRoberta FlackNe Maxi Priest - Set The Night To MusicAtlantic -82321 (Warner comp. # 111)-P

3 1 7 LIVE FOR LOVING YOUGloria Estefan - Into The UghtEpic -46988-H

4 5 13 THE GHOSTS THAT HAUNT MECrash Test Dummies - The Ghosts That Haunt Me

Arista -8677 (BMG Pop comp. # 22)-N7 7 THAT'S WHAT LOVE IS FOR

Amy Grant - Heart In MotionA&M-75021 5321 (A&M/Virgin comp. # 10/91)-0

6 4 to THE REAL LOVEBob Seger - The Fire InsideCapitol -91134 (Capitol comp. # 44)-F

10 3 I CAN'T MAKE YOU LOVE MEBonnie Raitt - Luck Of The DrawCapitol -96111 (Promo CD single) -F

8 3 13 THE GIFT OF LOVEBette Moller - Some People's LivesAtlantic -82129 (Warner comp. # 103)-P

9 11 8 GREENSLEEVESLoreena McKennitt - The VisitQuinlan Road/WEA-75151 (Warner comp. # 108)-P

17 5 A DREAM LIKE MINEBruce Cockbum - Nothing But A Burning Ught ei)True North -77 (Sony comp. # 34)-H

11 12 5 WHAT ABOUT NOW?

Geffen -24303 (MCA comp. # 17-1/91)-JRobbie Robertson - Storyville

12 14 3 COPPERLINEJames Taylor- New Moon ShineColumbia -46038 (Promo CD single) -H

13 16 5 BROKEN ARROWRod Stewart- Vagabond HeartWarner Bros -26380 (Warner comp. # 111)-P

19 3 I WONDER WHYCurtis Stigers - Curtis StigersRCA -07822-18660 (BMG Pop comp. # 23)-N

15 8 10 IF THERE WERE NO DREAMSNeil Diamond - LovescapeColumbia -48610 (Sony comp. # 33)-H

16 9 11 EMOTIONSMariah Carey - EmotionsColumbia -47980 (Sony comp. # 33)-H

17 15 18 EVERYBODY PLAYS THE FOOLAaron Neville - Warm Your HeartA&M-75029 5354 (A&MMrgin comp. #6/91)-0

25 5 DOUBLE GOOD EVERYTHINGSmokey Robinson - Double Good EverythingCapitol -97968 (Capitol comp. # 48)-F

19 21 4 SAVE ALL YOUR TEARSCher - Love HurtsGeffen -24369 (MCA comp. # 18)-J

20 13 16 TIME, LOVE AND TENDERNESSMichael Bolton -Time, Love And TendernessColumbia -46771 (Sony comp. # 31)-H

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1 1 4 FINALLYCone PenistonA&M (A&M/Virgin comp. # 11/91)-0

2 2 3 SET ADRIFT ON MEMORY BLISSPM Dawn - Of The Heart ... The Utopian ExperienceIsland -510 276 (A&MNirgin comp. # 11/91)-0

3 3 3 EMOTIONSMariah Carey - EmotionsColumbia -47980 (Sony comp. # 33)-H

7 2 O.P.P.Naughty By Nature - Naughty By NatureIsba-2032-H

5 5 5 LET'S TALK ABOUT SEXSalt N'Pepa - The Hits RemixedNext Plateau -828 249 (PolyGrarn comp. late SepV91)-0

6 6 7 GOOD VIBRATIONSMarky Mark & The Funky Bunch - Music For The PeopleInterscope-91737 (Warner comp. # 104)-P

7 NEW THE PRESSURESounds Of Blackness - The Evolution Of Gospel)A&M-2896810001]

8 4 6 RUNNING BACK TO YOUVanessa Williams - The Comfort ZoneMercury -843 522 (PolyGram comp. late Sept/91)-0

I'LL RESPECT YOUDebbie Johnson - So ExcitedAquarius -562 (Capitol comp. # 47)-F

10 NEW RING MY BELLDJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince - HomebaseJive -1392 (BMG pop comp. # 24)-N

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131 32 2 KEEP COMING BACKRichard Marx -Rush StreetCapitol -95874 (Capitol comp. # 50)-F

22 24 4 STAND BY MY WOMANLenny Kravitz - Mama SadVirgin -3073 (A&MNirgin comp. # 10/91)-0

6 MAYBE TOMORROWWarren Hill - Kiss Under The MoonRCA -3117 (BMG Comp. # 23)-N

24 28 5 WAITINGRoch Voisin° - Roch VoisinStar Records/Select-8026 (Promo CD single)

25 18 9 SOMEWHERE IN MY BROKEN HEARTBilly Dean -Young ManSBK Records -94302 (Capitol comp. # 46)-F

35 2 BLOWING KISSES IN THE WINDPaula Abdul - SpellboundVirgin -91611 (A&MNirgin comp. # 11/91)-0

2 BEAUTY AND THE BEASTCeline DioNPeabo Bryson - Beauty & The Beast soundtracWalt Disney Records -N/A in Canada (Promo CD single) -H

36 2 I FALL ALL OVER AGAINDan Hill - Dance Of LoveQuality -2001 (Promo CD single)

29 30 4 HAPPY EVER AFTERBee Gees - High CivilizationWarner Bros -26540 (Warner comp. # 112)-P

NEVI ;iCAN'T STOP THIS THING WE STARTEDBryan Adams - Waking Up The Neighbours

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A&M-75021-5367 (A& irgin comp. 10/90)-031 31 5 INCONSOLABLE MAN

Gino Vannelli - Inconsolable Man

Polydor-#43 639 (PolyGram comp. late Sept/91)-0132 34 3 POWERDRIVE

Longfellow - Sacrifice To SatisfyICE -001 (Promo CD single)

33 22 12 JUST ANOTHER DAYKeven Jordan - No Sign Of RainColumbia -80163 (Sony comp. # 32)-H

34 38 2 WHY MUST I ALWAYS EXPLAINVan Monison - Hymns To The SilencePolydor-849 026 (PolyGram comp. late Sept/91)-0KNOW YOU VERY WELLDebbie Johnson - So ExcitedAquarius -562 (Capitol comp. # 47)-F

36 26 14 TOO MANY WALLSCathy Dennis - Move To ThisPolydor-847 267 (PolyGram comp. July/91)-0

37 20 22 (Everything I Do) I DO IT FOR YOUBryan Adams - Waking Up The NeighboursA&M-75021 5367 (A&MNirgin comp. # 7/91)-0

38 39 2 ROMANTICKaryn White - Ritual Of LoveWarner -26320 (Warner comp. # 107)-P

39 NEW NO SON OF MINEGenesis - We Can't DanceAtlantic -82344 (Warner comp. # 115)-P

40 NEW SOMETHING GOT ME STARTEDSimply Red -Starseast west U.K. 75284 (Warner comp. # 108)-P

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1 1 5 I DON'T NEED YO' KISSESLove & Sas - Call My NameRCA -6192-10612 (BMG Pop comp. # 24)-N

2 8 2 HOLD ONJoey Ferrera - Joey FerraraAdo -1325 (Attic FocusTrax comp. # 19)-0

3 3 6 INCONSOLABLE MANGino Vannelli - Inconsolable ManPolydor-843 639 (PolyGram comp. late Sept/91)-0

4 2 7 HEART AND SOULMotion - MotionWEA-73997 (Warner comp. # 102)-P

5 5 5 LOVE DONT LAST FOREVERChrissey Steele - Magnet To SteeleCapito1-26583 (Capitol comp. # 48)-F

6 6 2 SOMEDAYAldo Nova - Blood On The BricksMercury -848 513 (PolyGram comp. early Oct/91)-0

7 NEW LITTLE LACK OF LOVEWorld On Edge - World On EdgeVirgin -3106-0

8 9 2 ON MY FLOORMarvelous Sauce - Marvelous SauceEureka -70004 (Capitol comp. # 50)-F

9 NEW WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?Too Many Coods - Food FightA&M-703019173-0

10- NEW... LOVE REACTIONHarem Stamm- Harem ScaremWEA-75150 (Warner comp. # 116)-P

J compete in the finals in Hamilton. Her session-

- o was produced by Chuck Williams.-HP Cindi Cain's CD, A Place Where Mem'ries

Live, has been released in the UK on CottageRecords. The album was released Nov. 1, afitting birthday present for Cain's producer,Don Grashey. Cain's video, Field Of Dreamshas already been aired on MuchMusic's Outlaws& Heroes and has been okayed for airing on the

921IP new CBC-TV's Country Beat out of Edmonton.

Donna Valiance has released her first album,Sunday Driver, which she produced with thewriter of the song, Don Thompson. The albumwas recorded at Studio 56. The Fraser Valleyyoungster got her first break when she enteredthe Bud Country Talent Search in the lateeighties. Last year she became a club finalist atGabby's Country Cabaret in Langley and wenton to become a provincial finalist, competingduring the B.C. Country Music Conference inNew Westminster. It was after this when sheteamed up with Thompson, who is also a well-known musician. Other session people included

gith John Lacey, Larry Thompson and Chris Volkart.w Valiance also co -wrote a few songs withm, Thompson and recorded songs by other writersW including Robbie Walker.

Norm Brunet's album, Me And My Guitar,(RPM Albums Nov. 9/91) is now available at allSam the Record Man and HMV stores acrossCanada. Brunet also reports his single, I'll SingYouA Song, is now gaining good exposure withcountry programmers.

Wayne Rostad at RPM's offices, flanked by hismanager Joe Turner (I) and RPM's Stan Klees.

Greg Paul is back with a new Royalty release,Feelin' Guilty. The Paul original was producedby R.Harlan Smith and is included on Royalty'snew CD sampler No. 5 along with introductionsand ID's.

Sammy Kershaw is attracting a lot of attentionacross Canada with his Cadillac Style single onthe Mercury label. Not too much information onthis artist who obviously has cultured a goodfollowing among country programmers. Thesingle was taken from his Don't Go Near TheWater album which was produced by BuddyCannon and Norro Wilson. Mercury isdistributed in Canada by PolyGram.

Morris P. Rainville is beginning to pick up aninteresting pattern of playlist action on his new

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single, Woulda Been Here Much Sooner. DonReed supplies the fiddle styling on this RichDodson production. The track is included onRDR Countrypak 6.

The Johner Brothers enter the national chartthis week at No. 96 with their latest releaseRight On Time. This track was taken from theirrecently released album Some Kind Of Magic,which was produced by Rob Hewes. The onlything lacking on this album is good distribution.This Saskatchewan brother team have seen chartaction on their previous releases and are on thethreshold of becoming nationally recognizedcountry stars in Canada.

Student scholarshipspresented by CABSix students, tops in their communicationsstudies received $16,000 in scholarships at the65th annual conference of the CanadianAssociation of Broadcasters (CAB) in Toronto.

Marni Goldman, of Nobleton, Ontario,who is taking a graduate program inCommunications at McGill University,Montreal, won the $2,500 Jim AllardScholarship.

Established in 1983 the annual Allardscholarship honours the student "best combiningacademic achievement with natural talent." Thelate Jim Allard was CAB's Executive VicePresident from 1953 to 1973 and authoredStraight Up, the story of private broadcasting inCanada.

The $5,000 Raymond Crepault Scholarshipwent to Patrick Fortin of Hull, Quebec, who isworking on a B.A. in Communications at theUniversity of Ottawa.

Established in 1975, this scholarship helpsCanadian students who have broadcastingexperience to complete a university program incommunications. The late Raymond Crepault, apast President of the CAB, launched CJMS-FM,Montreal, Canada's first French -languageprivate FM station.

The three recipients of the $2,000 RuthHancock Scholarships were: June TheresaBourque, of Belleville, a student in the two-yeartelevision broadcasting course at LoyalistCollege; Pamela C. Cote, of Windsor, taking afour-year communications course at theUniversity of Windsor; and AngelaMombourquette, of Toronto, taking a three-year radio and television arts course at RyersonPolytechnical Institute, Toronto.

The Hancock Scholarships are sponsoredby the CTV Network and the BroadcastExecutives Society in cooperation with CAB.They are awarded to applicants "bestexemplifying the admirable qualities of the lateRuth Hancock," a long-time CAB executive.

Margaret Young, of Chatham, Ontario,was the winner of the $2,500 Bureau of BroadcastMeasurement (BBM) Scholarship, presented incooperation with CAB. Young is working on aMasters Degree in Communications at theUnversity of Windsor.

BBM's scholarship honours the role CABplays in the broadcast industry and "ensures aninvestment in the development of individualsskilled in research, who may be of future benefitto the Canadian broadcast industry."

JOB OPPORTUNITYManager -CKMK Radio - Mackenzie, B.C.

There is an immediate opening for the position of Manager - CKMK in the MonarchBroadcasting Group. CKMK Radio Mackenzie is primarily a rebroadcaster of CKPGAM Prince George and originates three hours per day of local programming.

Mackenzie, located approximately 120 miles north of Prince George, is acommunity of about 6,000 with outstanding recreational and wilderness experienceopportunities. The skiing is excellent at Powder King, about 25 minutes from Mackenzie.

The Manager will be responsible for hosting the daily morning show, advertisingsales, supervising a small staff and community relations. Remuneration will be througha combination of salary and commission, and will be very competitive for small tomedium market radio. A valid driver's license and a minimum two years experience inbroadcasting is necessary. Announcers with an interest in sales, or some salesexperience; or - sales persons with abilities as an announcer - are invited to forwarda resume and audition tape to:

Mr. Gordon Leighton, General Manager,Prince George Division of Monarch Broadcasting

1220 Sixth Avenue, Prince George.Telephone 604-564-8861 or Fax 604-562-7681.

Monarch Broadcasting follows the principles of Employment Equity

if:1-11 I I =I DJThe charge for classified ads in RPM is $1.00 per word, $2.00per word for upper case body copy, $3.00 per headline word.Minimum charge for an ad is $20.00. There is a $10.00 servicecharge for reserving a box number. Please add 7%GST to thetotal. Ads containing more than 50 words will be run as displayads. Send ad copy to RPM Weekly, 6 Brentcliffe Road,Toronto, Ontario M4G 3Y2. FAX: 416-425-8629.

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Mike WoodworthNews Director

CKPG Radio & Television1220 Sixth Avenue

Prince George, B.C.V2L 3M8

Fax: 604-562-8159.

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