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RUSH HOUR Jane Weidlin

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ROBERT PALMER Heavy Nova

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REO SPEEDWAGON The Hits

STRYPER In God We Trust

JOE JACKSON Live

There are innumerable ex- amples of songwriting teams,

most notably duos, that have over the star-studded course

of pop music's history cre- ated hit upon hit and thus

generated entire industries in their wake; Climie Fisher

believe they belong in this category, yet only time will

tell. - Page 7

2 - RPM - July 9, 1988

Motown purchased by MCA/Boston GroupMCA Records and Boston Ventures LimitedPartnership has acquired the recording assetsand trademarks of Motown Record Corpora-tion. It was reported that "Berry Gordy andthe purchasers of Motown Records' assetshave provided an opportunity for continuedblack ownership in the new company."

Motown, which was founded by Gordy,launched the recording careers of StevieWonder, Lionel Richie, Diana Ross and TheSupremes, Smokey Robinson, MichaelJackson, The Temptations, The Four Tops

Capitol rearrangesMarketing DivisionPeter Gourley, Vice President, Marketing forCapitol Records-EM1 of Canada, has an-nounced a number of organizational changeswithin the Marketing Division.

Maurice Zurba has been appointedMarketing Manager, Classical & Jazz Reper-toire. In addition to his classical respon-siblities, he will now take charge of coor-dinating all marketing activities for the jazzrepertoire.

Rob Brooks, Marketing ServicesManager, who is responsible for inventorycontrol and new release coordination, nowassumes additional responsiblity for lookingafter all marketing activities for U.K.originated repertoire.

Ron Scott, Product Manager, hasassumed responsibility for the marketing ofCanadian originated repertoire. He will coor-dinate all marketing activities for the com-pany's Canadian roster and will also heresponsible for developing product packagingfor these releases. He will remain the liaisonwith the Vancouver -based Nettwerk label,and he will continue to be responsible for alltrade advertising.

Robert Widmann, has been brought infrom the Calgary branch to take over as Pro-duct Manager. He will have the responsibilityfor the coordination of all marketing ac-tivities for U.S. originated repertoire fromCapitol Records, EMI -Manhattan Recordsand Rhino Records. Widmann joined Capitolin 1983, and has gained a wide and variedknowledge of the business as sales and laterpromotion representative in the Vancouverand Calgary markets.

All the above appointments are effectiveimmediately.

Iron Maiden took a break before their Toronto date todrop by Capitol Records to collect their platinumaward for Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son (I to r) SteveHarris, Bruce Dickinson, Nicko McBrain, Dave Murray,Capitol's Richard Lyttelton and Adrian Smith.

and Marvin Gaye, to mention just a few, therecordings of which are part of the purchase.

Motown product is currently distributedin Canada by MCA Records Canada, and inthe U.S. by MCA Distributing, an agreementthat will continue under a new ten year deal.

Motown's Music publishing division, in-

cluding Jobete, and Motown's film and TVoperations were not included in the purchase.

MCA Records is a wholly owned sub-sidiary of MCA, Inc. a diversified entertain-ment company, while Boston Ventures, basedin Massachusetts, is a private investmentcompany, specializing in communications,media and entertainment investments.

CMPA accepting entries for Song of Year seriesGreg Hambleton, President of the CanadianMusic Publishers Association (CMPA) hasannounced that they are once again acceptingnominations for the CMPA Song of TheYear Award program. The categories areRock, Adult Contemporary/Pop, and Coun-try music. The award is presented annually

Ron Irving of Rana's Bootleg receives CMPA Song OfThe Year Award from Wayne Patton of SBK Songs.

Candi breaking slowlyonto radio playlistsAlthough her second single, Under YourSpell, is featured on the Canadian CDsampler being distributed this month at theNew Music Seminar, according to SomersaultRecord's Bruce Bradley, Candi's first single,Dancing Under A Latin Moon, is developinga pattern of acceptance at radio similar toMadonna's hit Into The Groove.

"What is surprising," he confirms, "isthe number of Canadian CHR stations ad-ding the sone from a 12" configuration. Noother record has received as much airplayfrom a 12" except Into The Groove, especial-ly no other Canadian recording act." Sta-tions in the West were apparently among thefirst, following club reaction, and this pastweek CKOC charted the song, now actuallyavailable in 7" format.

Having recently returned from touringItaly, Candi will be playing at the New MusicSeminar, informs co -manager Nancy Mayer,at the Casey Jones' HiNRG showcase this Ju-ly 19. Also, Dancing Under A Latin Moon,has earnered "significant" play stateside aswell, for instance, at both WHQT (NYC) andWPWR (L.A.)

"What is also remarkable about this ac-tion is the fact that the song has started char-ting and getting airplay before clubs in manyareas," concludes Bradley. Following theNew York date, further live shows are ex-pected in the U.S., before appearing at theQuebec Record Pool Award Show in Mon-treal, where the band has been nominated forDance Music Artist of The Year.

Dancing Under A Latin Moon is current-ly distributed by Electric in Canada.

for the highest money earning songs for theprevious year.

"The growth of the music industry inCanada and the world success of Canadiansongs warranted the instigation of the CMPASong of The Year Award," Hambletonpoints out. "The CMPA members representa large percentage of the popular songspublished in Canada, and we maintain astrong position working for the rights ofsongwriters and composers." He concludeswith, "The yearly salute to the creators of thenation's most successful compositions is a,proud event for all Canadians, and we lookforward to saluting this year's winners."

This year will mark the third timeCMPA has honoured the top songs of theyear.

Canadian music publishers must submitentries of songs by July 30, 1988 to qualify,and all information is kept confidential bythe accounting firm of Clarke Henning & Co.

To encourage and to identify youngcomposers in Canada, the CMPA establishedthe Randy Bachman/Burton Cummingssongwriting scholarship and a similarscholarship in the name of GordonLightfoot. Last year's recipients were MarkGoodwin (Bachman/Cummings), andRichard Samuels (Lightfoot).

Publishers can obtain entry forms fromthe CMPA office in Toronto or by callingFran Shaw, Awards Coordinator at416-367-2070.

Last year's winners were: Rock - GlassTiger, Jim Valiance/Alan Frew, for Don'tForget Me, published by Tiger Shards/Irving

Alan Frew (I) and Sam Reid (r) of Glass Tiger receiveCMPA Song Of The Year Award from Randy Bachman.

Music/Calypso Toonz; Adult Contem-porary/Pop - Paul Janz/Elizabeth Janz forClose My Eyes, published by IrvingMusic/Zoological Musik; and Country -MattMinglewood for Me And The Boys, publish-ed by South Harbour Music.

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published in Canada, and we maintain a strong position working for the rights of

songwriters and composers." He concludes with, "The yearly salute to the creators of the

nation's most successful compositions is a, proud event for all Canadians, and we look

forward to saluting this year's winners." This year will mark the third time

CMPA has honoured the top sones of the year.

Canadian music publishers must submit entries of songs by July 30, 1988 to qualify,

and all information is kept confidential by the accounting firm of Clarke Henning & Co.

To encourage and to identify young composers in Canada, the CMPA established

the Randy Bachman/Burton Cummings songwriting scholarship and a similar scholarship in the name of Gordon

Lightfoot. Last year's recipients were Mark Goodwin (Bachman/Cummings), and

Richard Samuels (Lightfoot). Publishers can obtain entry forms from

the CMPA office in Toronto or by canine Fran Shaw, Awards Coordinator at

416-367-2070. Last year's winners were: Rock - Glass Tiger, Jim Valiance/Alan Frew, for Don't

Forget Me, published by Tiger Shards/Irving

Alan Frew (I) and Sam Reid (r) of Glass Tiger receive CMPA Song Of The Year Award from Randy Bachman.

Music/Calypso Toonz; Adult Contem- porary/Pop

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Mini -mart ... or Hasty -mart? The intrigueis growing. Watch for it, and I know of onemajor label that's concerned. (EC: They'llopen anyone if it's C.O.D!!)

Gerry & Joe catch up Bryan Adams GerryLacoursiere and Joe Summers (EC: Joe willbe upset you didn't use initials) were in Ger-many on a business trip, and caught BryanAdams in West Berlin, but they missed thebig show in East Berlin's Ander rad Benn-bahn (EC: You mean they couldn't get in?Don't those Communists know who theseguys are??) where Bryan dazzled 120,000East Germans with his two and a half hourconcert. The hit of the night was Summer Of'69, with the crowd singing along in English.

Are there problems in indieland ? Movingtoo fast and growing too big, too soon, andwho's calling the shots? Disaster could be justaround the corner. (EC: When the cat'saway!)

Hold on pardner !! Did you know thatin the past seven years, from 1981 to 1988,country music on AM radio has increasedfrom 12 percent to 19 percent, and it's up

.. the prophets of doom, the messengers of mediocrity,will be overwhelmed by the new generation of competent,creative, confident artisans and by all those of precedinggenerations who have already demonstrated their freshnessof mind, their talent and their capacity for inspired leade--ship."

1-. - Pierre Juneau.

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three percent on FM radio over that sameperiod of time. Now, wouldn't you agree thatcountry is a powerful music form that has yetto be addressed? (EC: Addressed? That'skind of up town isn't it??)

Rock and roll millionaires . . . Whileeveryone talks about all the money the recordcompanies and the rock superstars are mak-ing . . . in Canada . . . the real rock and rollmillionaires are all older guys who . . runrecord retail chains. Funny how these are theforgotten people when it comes to talkingabout the enormous profits that come fromthis business. Funny also, that all of them liketo maintain a low profile! (EC: Should I readsomething into all that?) No my dear, butlet's make a bet who's going to phone mefirst, to complain.

Speaking of retailers! We heard a fewweeks ago that the major U.S. retailer whohad been eyeing the Vancouver market, haschickened out. Could it be that the competi-tion, on the corporate level, is beginning toheat up? Are some of the established heaviesgetting worried? (EC: It's not bothering GW.He's still eating regularly . . . non-stop!!)

Sort of under the table! To the many peo-ple who complain that our industry is heavilysubsidized, I can only say that this is just thetip of the iceberg. Could you ever imaginehow much government funding enters ourbusiness unnoticed and very quietly? Everyonce in awhile one of these big globs ofmoney gets uncovered and you really wonderif all this doesn't have an effect on the freeenterprise spirit of our industry. Why isn't itmandatory to make such funding public. Toooften we fail to realize That what we view assuccess is nothing more than the ability to conthe government into handing over megabucksto A while B struggles to compete and doesn'teven know about the free money. (EC:C'mon government . . smarten up!!)

Joe Edwards succumbsto heart attackThe industry was saddened to learn of thesudden death of "Uncle Joe" Edwards, oneof Warner Bros' first Canadian employees.He died in Scarborough on Friday, June 24,1988, at the age of 74.

Mr. Edwards, came to the Warner Brosfold in 1967 after a long and distinguishedservice with the Montreal -based CompoCompany. He took on the duties of ChiefFinancial Officer for Warner Bros and at thetime of his retirement in 1983 he wasTreasurer of WEA Music Canada.

Mr. Edwards had much to do withWarner Bros becoming the strong company itis today. "Joe is going to be sorely missed,"said WEA Music Canada President StanKulin, "he was a regular visitor to our officesand kept a close communication with all of ushere. Whenever we had any questions aboutroyalties or company policy from the pastyears, he was always available to answer ourquestions. He was a real gentleman."

Mr. Edwards is survived by his wife Vic-toria, and sons David, Craig, Paul andBryan.

Funeral services were held in Brooklin,Ontario on June 28, 1988.

No pun intended ... ?? No sooner had theCharlie Camilleri roast finished when an ir-ritated, but well-fed, member of the audiencegot on the phone to one of his Ottawafriends, to complain about Liz Braun'sremarks regarding a certain past heavy of theindustry. That's one of the problems withsome of the people in the industry, they takelife too seriously. I'm sure if the guy, whowas the butt of a couple of jokes, had been inthe audience, he would have found the wholething harmless ... as a matter of fact, I knowfrom experience, he really does have a senseof humour.(EC: I know at least a dozen whodon't!!)

Take it easy Elvira . . . ! You had a ques-tion, Elvira? (EC: Yes! What would QP do ifhe knew that ON was negotiating with ML toget the rights to KJ's company and that IHwas secretly seeing GF's ex -girlfriend andthat ED found out. Would CB care?) Boy!You now have the whole industry wondering,especially Alice, but aren't all those initialsthe alphabet recited backwards? You're put-ting us on!!)

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DO YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN?Myles Goodwyn w/ Lee Aaron Aquarius - 6036-F(LP) Myles Goodwyn 548-F

HANDS TO HEAVENBreathe Siren/Virgin - VS1427-WfLP) All That Jazz VL-3029-W

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FEELINGS OF FOREVERTiffany - MCA - 53325-J(LP) Tiffany - MCA.5793J

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DREAMINGOMD Virgin VS -1421-W(LP) The Best 01 OMD VL 2454W

YOU HAVE PLACED A CHILL IN HEARTEurythmics RCA 761576-NILP) Savage - 66N4.1 -R -N

I STILL BELIEVEBrenda K. Starr MCA -53288-J(LP) Brenda K. Starr - MCA -42088J

TWO OCCASIONSThe Deele - Solar - 7CDN-56-H(LP) Eyes Of A Stranger - SRC -91000H

MY GIRLSuave - Capitol PB.44124F(LP) I'm Your Playmate - C148686 -F

I SAW HIM STANDING THERETiffany - MCA 53285-J(LP) Tiffany - MCA -5793-J

SOMETHING TO LIVE FORBarney Bentall Epic - E4.3050 -H(LP) Barney Bentall/Legendary Hearts - BPEC80131-H

I KNOW YOU'RE OUT THEREMoody Blues Polydor - PDS-2315-0(LP) Sur La Mer - 8357 561.0

PUSH ITSalt-N-Pepa - Next Plateau - LDS -245.0(LP) Hot, Cool And Vicious - 834 3994-0

LOOKIN' OUT FOR NUMBER ONEHoneymoon Suite WEA - 25-79137P(LP) Racing After Midnight - 2554451P

BETTER BE HOME SOONCrowded House - Capitol - 44164-F(LP) Temple Of Low Men 48763-F

CARMELIADan Hill - Columbia 38.07772-H(LP) Dan Hill BFC.40456H

I WISH I HAD A GIRLHenry Lee Summer - CBS Associated ZS4-0720-H(LP) Henry Lee Summer BFZ40895H

1.2.3Gloria Estefan & MSM - Epic - 3407921HILP) Let It Loose - OE40769-H

LOVE WILL SAVE THE DAYWhitney Houston Arista AS1.9720N(LP) Whitney - AL -8405-N

FAT"Weird Al Yankovic Scottl Bros - SZ4.07769-H(LP) Even Worse FZ-44149-H

GO AHEAD `IN1' LOVE METhe Jitters Capitol 1373057-F(LP) The Jitters - C1.48126F

82 83 13) TIME AND PLACEAndrew Cash Island - 97074-J(LP) Time Arid Place - ISL-1185.J

PARENTS JUST DON'T UNDERSTANDD.J.Jazzy Jeff/Fresh Prince Jive - 1099-N(LP) He's D.J. I'm The Rapper 1091-N

BETWEEN LIKE AND LOVEBilly Vera & The Beaters - Capitol - 44149-F(LP) Retro Neuro - 46948-F

85 76 (10) LAYIN' PIPEDavid Wilcox - Capitol - 873055-F(LP) Breakfast At The Circus CLT-48551-F

86 66 (18) ELECTRIC BLUEIcehouse - Chrysalis 43201-J(LP) M..n Of Colours - CHS-41592J

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DEVIL INSIDEINXS Atlantic 7891447P(LP) Kick - 78-17961-P

DON'T WANNA LIVE WITHOUT LOVEChicago - Reprise - 92-78557-P(LP) Chicago XIX - 92.57141-P

NEVER GIVE UPBlvd - MCA - 53297-J(LP) Blvd - MCA -42111-J

NEVER GONNA GIVE YOU UPRick Astley RCA - 5347 -7 -RN(LP) Whenever You Need Somebody - 6822-1.6N

FIREHaywire Attic - AT -378-W(LP) Don't Just Stand There - LAT1239-W

ENDLESS SUMMER NIGHTSRichard Marx - Manhattan - 50113.F(LP) Richard Marx - ST53049F

MY OBSESSIONIcehouse Chrysalis 43240-J(LP) Man Of Colours - CHS-41592-J

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KISS AND TELLBryan Ferry - Reprise - 9281177P(LP) Bete Noire - 92-55981-P

WHERE DO BROKEN HEARTS GOWhitney Houston - Arista - AS1-9674-N(LP) Whitney AL -8405-N

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COVER STORY - by Graeme Boyce

Climie Fisher hoping history canHaving already tasted success with the hitsingle Always Something There To RemindMe and subsequently all of its sweet rewards,Rob Fisher, previously with Naked Eyes, wasnot about to let a bunch of talented, yet un-proven, musicians take what easily could behis as well. So, one day, out of frustration heand Simon Climie formed a new band, ClimieFisher, and set out to record another hitsingle.

Simple enough; and they don't deny iteither. A song, a computer, a couple of goodlooking guys and a big -name producer allcombine to give the industry what it wants:something to sell; and they have the attitudethat it may as well be Climie Fisher, as oppos-ed to anyone else. Throw in a track recordand a good measure of British arrogance, andthe plan seems to be working.

Of course, being "matey" with Steve.Lillywhite is going to help when you're finallyready to record a debut album, says Climie.But without a track record, adds Fisher, "wewouldn't have been able to convince therecord company that we should have hadStephen Hague, for instance." Lillywhiteclaims fame with all the early U2 and SimpleMinds records, while Hague is synonymouswith the Pet Shop Boys.

"We met at Abbey Road Studios,"Fisher explains. "We were both doing sessionwork for EMI and it was towards the lastband, which was Naked Eyes, that I waslooking around for someone else to work'with and to write with, and he was also look-ing to be an artist himself. It was all goodtiming really."

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68 (13) CARMELIA Dan Hill

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- 92.81177-P (LP) Bete Noire - 92.55981.P

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d store, radio station and record company reports.

COVER STORY- by Graeme Boyce

Climie Fisher hoping history can be repeated Having already tasted success with the hit

single Always Something There To Remind Me and subsequently all of its sweet rewards,

Rob Fisher, previously with Naked Eyes, was not about to let a bunch of talented, yet un-

proven, musicians take what easily could be his as well. So, one day, out of frustration he

and Simon Climie formed a new band, Climie Fisher, and set out to record another hit single.

Simple enough; and they don't deny it either. A song, a computer, a couple of good

looking guys and a big -name producer all combine to give the industry what it wants:

something to sell; and they have the attitude that it may as well be Climie Fisher, as oppos-

ed to anyone else. Throw in a track record and a good measure of British arrogance, and the plan seems to be working.

Of course, being "matey" with Steve. Lillywhite is going to help when you're finally

ready to record a debut album, says Climie. But without a track record, adds Fisher, "we

wouldn't have been able to convince the record company that we should have had

Stephen Hague, for instance." Lillywhite claims fame with all the early U2 and Simple Minds records, while Hague is synonymous

with the Pet Shop Boys. "We met at Abbey Road Studios,"

Fisher explains. "We were both doing session work for EMI and it was towards the last band, which was Naked Eyes, that I was

looking around for someone else to work 'with and to write with, and he was also look-

ing to be an artist himself. It was all good timing really."

As they both were working on the same project, which apparently wasn't very good,

in the ensuing months it was decided to depart the facility as a duo, a songwriting team. "A lot of sessions, when you're work-

ing for other people, he quips, "can be quite tedious. You always have to do what they

want and never what you want to do." So.

thus began the tandem, Climie Fisher, in ernest.

"We worked with a lot of people and 'watched their records fail miserably because

of small scales of economies," Climie con- tinues, "And that's what the music industry

is all about: economies and budgets. We were nearly double our budget, when we wanted to record two more songs, and we had no pro-

blem with the record company. "We are good and when you're eood,

and when you have substance," he reasons, "then money really doesn't matter. We

weren't going to compromise on this album and hope that three or four albums down the

road we'll be able to afford a good producer,

FACTOR providing feedback for applications

FACTOR (The Foundation To Assist Cana- dian Talent on Records) has announced a new system whereby they will provide feed-

back to applicants for the Sound Recording programs.

Applicants to the FACTOR Loan, the New Talent Demo Award and the Profes-

sional Publishers and Songwriters Demo Pro- gram will now be provided with a score sheet

indicating the overall "average" rating on criteria for each song assessed by the

evaluators for each category. Separate scores will be provided for the

music, lyrics, vocals, musicianship, originali- ty, production, radio airplay, and sales

potential. It should be pointed out however, that not all the above criteria will be con-

sidered for each program. Scores will be based on 1) Weak; 2)

Needs extensive work; 3) Needs work; 4) Shows potential; and 5) Good.

This new system has now been im- plemented, which includes those applications

received from May 31st forward.

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July 9, 1988 -

7

these songs are worth getting the best involv- ed now."

At the time, and knowing what they did, Fisher maintains there wasn't really any

"plan" at all. "It was just 'Let's see how it works.' So we started writing songs." The

first that displayed potential was Precious Moments and this effort made it to inclusion

on the album, something that both Climie and Fisher had no doubt about anyway.

"Naked Eyes was coming to an end at that point," he relates. "We had been quite

successful in North America and Pete (Byrne), because he was married, was actual-

ly living in Los Angeles at the time. So we weren't really writing together much and it

was just fading away. It was never a tight- knit thing like Climie Fisher, so I just felt it was time to move on anyway and to branch out.

"We ended up with a more soul input," he concludes. "Simon's roots are in R&B and

black music. I listened to more English stuff over the years, but we wanted it to be, not sone based

. . . though we wanted to treat

that as a very important aspect. We wanted to write good songs, but we also knew what it

was going to take."

A&M hosted the Great Pig Races at HMV's Toronto of- fices recently and six key A&M artists competed: Toni

Childs (the winner), Brenda Russell, Colin Linden, Black, Think Out Loud, and Big Pig. HMV mascot, Nip-

per, looks on.

Corey Hart: Running Up The Charts . . .

!!

The name Corey Hart has become synonymous with hits in Canada, and his latest Aquarius album release, YOUNG MAN RUNNING, is

another example of his songwriting talents. IN YOUR SOUL, the first single taken from the album, is also a fast chart mover, indicating the popularity of this powerful young songwriter.

Corey and his publishing company, CRESCENT MUSIC, are integral parts of the more than 17,000 composers and publishers who have

chosen CAPAC, Canada's Senior Performing Rights Society, to administer their Performing Rights.

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etta1 1 (10)TOGETHER FOREVER

Rick Astley2 2 (1o)THE VALLEY ROAD

- Bruce Hornsby & The Range3 4 (14) FOOLISH BEAT

- Debbie Gibson4 8 (8) DIRTY DIANA

Michael Jackson5 9 (5) NEW SENSATION

INXS6 13 (6) THE FLAME

Cheap Trick7 3 (12) ONE MORE TRY

George Michael8 14 (5) ROLL WITH IT

- Steve Winwood9 5 (13)BEDS ARE BURNING

Midnight Oil10 17 (5) IN YOUR SOUL

Corey Hart11 6 (9) EVERYTHING YOUR HEART

DESIRES Darly Hall/John Oates12 7 (13) PINK CADILLAC

Natalie Cole13 10 (7) ALPHABET ST

Prince14 11 (7) STUTTER RAP

Morris Minor & The Majors15 23 (6) MAKE IT REAL

- The Jets16 16 (7) TALL COOL ONE

- Robert Plant17 20 (6) ROOTY TOOT TOOT

John Cougar MellencampLOST IN YOU- Rod Stewart

19 22 (4) PARADISE Sade

20 12 (14) I'M STILL SEARCHING Glass Tiger

21 27 (4) MERCEDES BOY- Pebbles

22 19 (6) SAVIN' MYSELF Eria Fachin

23 30 (3) I DON'T WAN NA GO ON WITHYOU - Elton John

24 15 (11) NAUGHTY GIRLS Samantha Fox

25 18 (8) KISS ME DEADLYLita Ford

26 31 (4) FAR FROM OVER Blvd

27 29 (3) HEART OF MINE- Boz Scaggs

28 33 (2) HOLD ON TO THE NIGHTS Richard Marx

29 32 (3) WHEN WE KISS Bardeux

30 34 (2) DIAMOND SUN- Glass Tiger

31 24 (11) CIRCLE IN THE SAND- Belinda Carlisle

32 35 (2) MAKE ME LOSE CONTROL- Eric Carmen

33 38 (2) THE COLOUR Billy Ocean

34 39 (2) POUR SOME SUGAR ON ME- Def Leppard

35 40 (2) FAST CAR- Tracy Chapman

36 36 (3) TOMCAT PROWL Doug And The Slugs

37 NEW MY LOVE- Julio Iglesias/Stevie Wonder

38 NEW RUSH HOUR- Jane Weidlin

39 NEW HANDS TO HEAVEN Breathe

40 NEW LOVE CHANGES (Everything)Climie Fisher

18 25 (3)

: i] IIIIIIIIDave Rogers Award to CIQM-FMLondon's two-year old CIQM-FM has wonthe National Dave Rogers Human InterestAward for News Reporting. The announce-ment was made at the recent Radio and TVNews Directors Association meeting, whichwas held in Calgary. Upfront, the station'smagazine program, produced a story on theclosing down and auctioning off of itemsfrom the old Esquire Hotel, a landmarkwatering hole that had served three genera-tions of locals, many of whom, had come tothe auction "to buy a piece of their ownhistory," points out Nancy Matheson, Com-munity Relations Manager for CIQM. Thejudges called it "a good local story - told in atouching fashion." News Director GeorgeGordon accepted the award.

Listener goes to bed with O.M.D.On the Vancouver leg of O.M.D.'s Canadiantour with Depeche Mode, Paul Humphreysand Andy McLuskey took time out "to catcha few zzz's" reports 1040 KICKS' AdrienneOye, with the winner of 1040 KICKS GreatDouble Header contest. One of the grandprizes was a waterbed to tie-in with O.M.D.'ssingle, Dreaming. Winner Lynn Garlow came

OMD's Andy McLuskey and Paul Humphreys withKICKS contest winner Lynn Garlow.

completely prepared with Bear slippers in-tact. The waterbed dominated much of thefront lobby of the station for the duration ofthe contest, "much to the delight of bothtired and playful air -staff," says Oye.

Lamb hosts CJME Breakfast ClubCJME Regina's new morning personality isDarren Lamb, who became host of theCJME BreakfastClub on June 27. Hejoined CJME in1984, moved to66CFR Calgary in1986 and returned toCJME last yearwhere he hosted theafternoon drive.Other members ofthe Breakfast Clubare Dana Blacke,who is on the road,reporting live on traffic and road conditions,weather reports and information on what'shappening in and around Regina; News Cen-tre Director Margaux Watt and co-anchorMurray Wood provide comprehensive newson the hour and updates every half-hour; andDave Ferguson reports the winners and losersin the wide world of sports.

Darren Lamb

0107 winner to Monsters Of RockHeather Dietrich, Promotions for Toronto'sQ107 reports the station sent a Q107 grandprize winner to Buffalo (June 19), to see the11 -hour concert bonanza, The Monsters Of

Joey Vendetta (0107) seen with Eddie Van Halen,discussing the band's recent tour.

Rock Tour, which featured Van Halen, TheScorpions, Kingdom Come, Dokken andMetallica and more. The winner, and a guest,were flown to the border city, picked up in alimo, "Major star treatment," says Dietrich,and they sat on stage for the concert. Over-night accommodation and return flight wasincluded. Prior to this promotion, Q's ownJoey Vendetta had an opportunity to rap withVan Halen in Milwaukee (see photo).

Neeve is News Director at CKX TV/RadioRobert Bruce Neeve has taken over the NewsDirector duties at CKX TV and Radio inBrandon, Manitoba. The station is part ofthe Manitoba Television Network with newsbureaus in Winnipeg, Portage La Prairie andBrandon. Neeve's previous news stops in-cluded CKAP Kapuskasing, CKJD Sarniaand CFTJ Cambridge. He has been at CKXTV/Radio for nine years, where he has donethe morning radio news run along with TVanchoring and reporting. On the air, he'sknown as Bob Bruce.

CJCL offers part in Damn YankeesToronto's CJCL will present Damn Yankeesat the Royal Alexandra, and they're offeringtheir listeners an exciting opportunity. "Ifyou have ever dreamed of appearing onstage," says CJCL's Rick Hart, "CJCLcould make that dream come true." The sta-tion is offering listeners the opportunity to

C -FAX tribute to Foxdistributed worldwideThe Terry Fox Run organization willdistribute worldwide a C -FAX tribute to anti-cancer crusader Terry Fox. The eight minutetribute, Somewhere The Hurting Must Stop,was written and produced by station newsreporter Alan Perry and narrated by on -airpersonality Barry Bowman.

The tribute was originally designed to bepart of the annual Terry Fox Run in Victoria,but it apparently had such an impact thatother communities asked for copies. The na-tional Terry Fox organization, this year, re-quested permission to distribute the tribute toevery Terry Fox Run committee around theworld, including Canadian embassies andmilitary bases. Fifteen hundred copies werehence made available.

appear on stage as an extra for one perfor-mance. To qualify, they must call the station,July 4 through 8 and sing a few lines ofYou've Gotta Have Heart. One qualifier willappear on stage. All contestants will receive apair of tickets to the show. "We would evenwelcome a call from Billy Martin," concludesHart, "Now that he has some spare time on.his hands."

Cash headlines CJCH/C100-FM concertThe annual Halifax Natal Day 92/CJCH andC100 -FM Concert On The Hill will headlineIsland recording artist Andrew Cash. Theopen-air concert will be held on the GarrisonGrounds, Citadel Hill on July 31st. Cash, arecent signing to Island, is currently chartingon the RPM 100 singles chart with Time AndPlace, the title track from his debut LP.

Soap Derby time at CJCSCJCS 1240 Stratford, Ont. recently held itsfifth annual Soap Box Derby as part of thestation's anniversary summer. ProgramDirector Lynn Riddell did the honours ofcongratulating the winner Adrian Mc-Cullough.

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Erin Davis joins CJEZ-FMErin Davis, formerly with CKO, has joinedToronto's CJEZ-FM, He can be heard Satur-days and Sundays from 6 am to Noon. Gain-ing attention at Easy 97.3 is Toronto At

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11 -hour concert bonanza, The Monsters Of

Joey Vendetta (0107) seen with Eddie Van Halen, discussing the band's recent tour.

Rock Tour, which featured Van Halen, The Scorpions, Kingdom Come, Dokken and Metallica and more. The winner, and a guest,

were flown to the border city, picked up in a limo, "Major star treatment," says Dietrich,

and they sat on stage for the concert. Over- night accommodation and return flight was

included. Prior to this promotion, Q's own Joey Vendetta had an opportunity to rap with Van Halen in Milwaukee (see photo).

Neeve is News Director at CKX TV/Radio Robert Bruce Neeve has taken over the News

Director duties at CKX TV and Radio in Brandon, Manitoba. The station is part of

the Manitoba Television Network with news bureaus in Winnipeg, Portage La Prairie and

Brandon. Neeve's previous news stops in- cluded CKAP Kapuskasing, CKJD Sarnia

and CFTJ Cambridge. He has been at CKX TV/Radio for nine years, where he has done

the morning radio news run along with TV anchoring and reporting. On the air, he's

known as Bob Bruce.

CJCL offers part in Damn Yankees Toronto's CJCL will present Damn Yankees

at the Royal Alexandra, and they're offering their listeners an exciting opportunity. "If

you have ever dreamed of appearing on stage," says CJCL's Rick Hart, "CJCL

could make that dream come true." The sta- tion is offering listeners the opportunity to

C -FAX tribute to Fox distributed worldwide

The Terry Fox Run organization will distribute worldwide a C -FAX tribute to anti-

cancer crusader Terry Fox. The eight minute tribute, Somewhere The Hurting Must Stop,

was written and produced by station news reporter Alan Perry and narrated by on -air

personality Barry Bowman. The tribute was originally designed to be

part of the annual Terry Fox Run in Victoria, but it apparently had such an impact that

other communities asked for copies. The na- tional Terry Fox organization, this year, re-

quested permission to distribute the tribute to every Terry Fox Run committee around the

world, including Canadian embassies and military bases. Fifteen hundred copies were

hence made available.

appear on stage as an extra for one perfor- mance. To qualify, they must call the station,

July 4 through 8 and sing a few lines of You've Gotta Have Heart. One qualifier will appear on stage. All contestants will receive a

pair of tickets to the show. "We would even welcome a call from Billy Martin," concludes

Hart, "Now that he has some spare time on his hands."

Cash headlines CJCHIC100-FM concert The annual Halifax Natal Day 92/CJCH and

C100 -FM Concert On The Hill will headline Island recording artist Andrew Cash. The

open-air concert will be held on the Garrison Grounds, Citadel Hill on July 31st. Cash, a

recent signing to Island, is currently charting on the RPM 100 singles chart with Time And

Place, the title track from his debut LP.

Soap Derby time at CJCS CJCS 1240 Stratford, Ont. recently held its fifth annual Soap Box Derby as part of the

station's anniversary summer. Program Director Lynn Riddell did the honours of

congratulating the winner Adrian Mc- Cullough.

PD Lynn Riddell congratulating Soap Box winner Adrian McCullough in Stratford.

Erin Davis joins CJEZ-FM Erin Davis, formerly with CKO, has joined

Toronto's CJEZ-FM, He can be heard Satur- days and Sundays from 6 am to Noon. Gain-

ing attention at Easy 97.3 is Toronto At

Noon, hosted by Andrea Ring and Bob Ken- nedy, who take a look at Toronto's arts and

entertainment scene. Contributors include Henry Mietkiewicz from the Toronto Star

and Live From Hollywood with James St. James. The show is heard Monday to Friday.

FM102's Sylvia Derer, the station's Promotions Coor- dinator, with singer Paris Black.

FM102 and Paris Black at Klompenfest FM 102's Promotion Coordinator and

Toronto -based Karrera recording artist Paris Black teamed up to judge a Wingham, On- tario beauty contest. The beauty pageant was part of Klompenfest, a Dutch tradition, the only one of its kind. Black is busy promoting

his current single, Better Get Ready, which is getting heavy airplay on FM 102.

C100 -FM and Certs kicks off campaign C100 -FM in association with Milk Nova

Scotia and the Provincial Government's Anti -Drinking and Driving Campaign, will

present the Certs Breathless Summer Party at the World Trade and Convention Centre (Ju-

ly 31). Trilogy recording artist Jannetta will appear in the Port Royal Room of the Centre

to springboard the Province's successful Safe Graduation campaign to launch a Safe Sum-

mer. The event is a combination concert and dance, with prizes provided by Sony. The

alcohol -free kick off to Safe Summer is free.

BITTER GET READY

FOR THE SINGLE

BETTER GET READY

RPM -

July 9, 1988 -

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Lifetime Contract for "The Dobber" Ken "The Dobber" Dobson, C,FAX Sports

'Director for the past twelve years, turns 65 this summer, but neither he nor the station is

giving any thought to his retirement. In fact, C -FAX President and General Manager Mel

Cooper has just siened a "lifetime contract" with Dobson, guaranteeing him a position, with the station for as lone as he wants to

work. In addition to directing sports broad- casting on C -FAX, Dobson syndicates a highly successful sports feature throughout British Columbia and is one of the most

sought-after emcees and after -dinner speakers in the province. He began his career

in Sudbury after WWII, and later worked in Saint John, and in Montreal before going to

C -FAX in 1976.

Saucy message from C -FAX Within minutes of the release of the BBM ratings, C -FAX staffers had gathered in the

station's boardroom to prepare special kits for delivery to hundrends of Victoria

businesses, and to advertising agencies and advertisers all over the country. The kits in-

cluded custom -labelled bottles of Tabasco "Hot Sauce", says the station's Terry

C -FAX staffers happily preparing kits, following the release of BBM figures recently.

Spence, as well as charts showing the C -FAX ratings leadership. Labels on the bottles listed

C -FAX ingredients like Hot Mornings, Spicy Talk Show, and Tasty Music. "We like to

share our success with our clients and customers," says the station's President and

General Manager Mel Cooper, "Doing it in a creative way gets advertisers thinking more

about ways to use radio effectively. That's good for C -FAX and for radio generally."

Seen above, (I to r), Henry Van Den Hoogen, MD CJFM; teen superstar Debbie Gibson and Rick Moffat of Hour

Montreal, also at CJFM.

10 - RPM - July 9, 1988

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ROBERT PALMER Pop/RockHeavy NovaEMI Manhattan E1 -48057-FIt's hard not to make comparisons toRiptide, but nonetheless, Palmer didn'tseem to venture much further on thiseffort. Though this album will indeedsell in truckloads, musically andbeyond the obvious single choices, itsimply doesn't stretch the Palmer limitor potential as an artist. Perhaps hehas done it all before anyway; it's justnever been noticed. For radio andretail, taking into account his new fan -base, this album is a gem, yet whetherhis fans will appreciate it is anotherstory altogether.

CROWDED HOUSE - Pop/RockTemple Of Low MenCapitol - C1 -48763-FAnother blatant example of somemighty tine songmanship, thoughhighly reminiscent of certain Split Enzmaterial strangely enough. What tookmonths to accomplish the last timearound should take a matter of weeksfor this superbly crafted CrowdedHouse follow-up. It's easy to say thatall tracks are key and will make manyTop 10 lists at year's end; for its solidmusicianship and production, as wellas Finn's deft command of the Englishlanguage and his compositional skills,at times wry and at times beautiful, yetat all times clever.

JANNETTA - PopBreathless - Trilogy - TR-550The focal point of a national promotionby Certs Breath Mints, Jannetta isabout to embark on a coast -to -coasttour showcasing her strong vocal style.The first single, Name Of The Game,has received effective CHR airlay, andthe second single, a dance track entitl-ed Party Girl, will be accompanied by avideo. The album encompasses a wide

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Caxe"4SINGLES

1 IN YOUR SOUL Corey Hart Aquarius

2 SAVIN'MYSELF- Eria Fachin Power

3 DIAMOND SUN- Glass Tiger Capitol

4 FAR FROM OVER- Blvd - MCA

5 I'M STILL SEARCHING Glass Tiger . Capitol

6 WHEN WE KISS- Bardeux - Enigma

7 LOVE CHANGES EVERYTHING- Honeymoon Suite - WEA

8 TOMCAT PROWLDoug And The Slugs - Ritdong

9 DO YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN?- Myles Goodwyn w/ Lee Aaron - Aquarius

10 SOMETHING TO LIVE FOR Barney Bentall - Epic

range of genres including rock, pop,reggae and ballads. Effective promo-tion should make this an importantpackage at retail as well. Produced byRoss Munro.

JIMMY PAGE RockOutrider - Geffen XGHS24188-PUnfortunately, or fortunately (depen-ding on your perspective), Page is stillspinning his wheels. Stuck in mud, thequagmire of his illustrious past, theLed Zeppelin guitarist, at best, soundslike a good old April Wine, and atworst, his former band. Fans will un-doubtedly be impressed by the impec-cable work, though no new water hasbeen tread upon. On the bright side,there are fine vocals provided by ChrisFarlow, most notably on Hummingbirdand Blues Anthem; yet the single is thelead track, featuring John Miles,Wasting My Time, enough said.

MATT MINGLEWOOD -Country/PopThe PromiseSavannah - SRL-9830-PDrop the needle and stand back, MattMinglewood has returned, and lookout. A veteran of pop, rock and countryrock and blues, Minglewood puts it alltogether here in a package of excitingentertainment that should bring himback into chart prominence. This isMinglewood in the raw; he lets it allhang out in his usual fiery manner.Runaway will do it for AOR and CHRprogrammers, while the Hank Williams'penning of You Win Again, released asa single, should be an immediate add

1 HONEYMOON SUITE- Racing After Midnight -WEA

2 GLASS TIGER- Diamond Sun - Capitol

3 ROBBIE ROBERTSON- Robbie Robertson - Geffen

4 NEIL YOUNG & THE BLUENOTES- This Note's For You - Reprise

5 COREY HART- Young Man Running - Aquarius

6 LEONARD COHEN- I'm Your Man - Columbia

7 ANDREW CASH- Time And Place - Island

8 DOUG AND THE SLUGS- Tomcat Prowl Ritdong

9 BARNEY BENTALL- Barney Bentall - Epic

10 JONI MITCHELL- Chalk Mark In A Rain Storm

at country stations. Also key is the Ed-dy Schartz writing of Last ChanceHighway (Eric Robertson onkeyboards),and Rita MacNeil'sMaritime anthem, Working Man (AlCherny on fiddle). Produced by MikeFrancis at Toronto's Inception Sound.

RAY GRIEF & FRIENDS - CountryHonest To Goodness AmigosWEA - 25-56701-PReads like a Who's Who of Canconcountry music. Griff's years in thebusiness shine through here with avocal confidence and smart couplingof country personalities that create anote of excitement. The Griff and Ron-nie Prophet track has been released asthe first single, and it's looking good.Also key are the duets with DickDamron (Movin' Around), Susan Jacks(Shiny), Sheila -Ann (I Can Take It), andwith Gilles Godard (You Can't Make ADancer). Produced by Griff, who wroteall the material.

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FAMILY BROWN - Country/PopThese Days RCA - KKL1-0505NThis is pure country/pop magic, apowerful quartet of vocal charm thatconjures up all kinds of descriptions.Suffice to say Barry, Tracey, Lawandaand Randall Prescott, have scored acoup with this Prescott production. Til IFind My Love, the first single takenfrom this album, has been a chart -burner since its release, moving intothe RPM Country 60's top 5 in less than8 weeks. This is also an A/C program-mer favourite. Also key are WillowDon't You Weep, Let's Build A LifeTogether, and Family Man.

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A/C SINGLES1 YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVIN' FEELING

- Carroll Baker-Tembo

2 MAN IN A RAINCOAT- Priscilla Wright - Tembo

3 THE VOYAGER- Theo Masson - Moonshadow

4 TWO SHADES OF ROSES- Patrick Norman - Star

5 SAVIN'MYSELF- Eria Fachin Power

6 CARMELIA- Dan Hill Columbia

7 BETTER GET READY- Paris Black - Karrera

8 HOLIDAY- Rich Dodson - Marigold

9 TIL I FIND MY LOVEFamily Brown -RCA

10 MR. WRONGS (Alright By Me/- Louisa Florio - Tembo

SIMON CHASE - Pop/RockThrill Of The ChaseAxe AXS-531With production credits going to RossMunro and Rik Emmett, it's no surprisethat the debut effort by Simon Chase isa slick collection of power -pop tunes.One More Night, the first single, isreceiving some CHR airplay and it'slikely that Fire In The Rain, to be releas-ed in early August and supported by avideo, will enjoy similar success. Othertracks display the variety of this band'smaterial, featuring ballads (Rosanne,Make Believe), and an entertaining pro-gressive rock offering, Paradox In TheMatrix, which should be of special in-terest to AOR programmers.

MARIEAN DREE InstrumentalOSTIGUY - Montreal ConcertoJustin Time - JTC-8408Produced in Montreal and Paris, this isa delightful package of semi -classicalofferings with a definitive pop flavour-ing. Extraordinarily crisp and clean, theyoung artist's keyboard magic iscushioned beautifully by an excep-tionally well-balanced instrumentalbacking provided by Montreal'sMetropolitan Orchestra conducted byFrench musician Bruno Fontaine. Pro-duced by Eddy Mornay, the album con-tains eight tracks, five of which werewritten by Ostiguy, who now makes herhome in Toronto. Un Monde Hereux,with Chanson Pour Anna on the flip,has been issued as the first single, anexcellent promotion vehicle for thealbum. Justin Time is a Montreal label.

COUNTRY SINGLES1 TIL I FIND MY LOVE

- Family Brown - RCA

2 YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVIN' FEELING- Carroll Baker - Tembo

3 DO YOU HAVE ANY DOUBTS- Alibi - Comstock

4 THE CIRCLE OF WOOD Wayne Pronger - Three Flamingos

5 WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE-Tara Leavey - RCA

6 KEEP IT UP- Bootleg - Rana

7 FIFTY YEARS AGO Ian Tyson - Stony Plain

SEVENTH HEAVEN- Anne Lord Comstock

9 YOU WONT FOOL THIS FOOL- The Good Brothers - Savannah

10 ANGELINA- George Fox - WEA

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INXSKick (Atlantic)78.17961-P (Cassette 78.17964-P)

MIDNIGHT OILDiesel And Dust (Columbia)BFC-40967-H (Cassette BFCT-40967-H)

VAN HALENOU812 (Warner Bros)92-57321-P (Cassette 92.57324-P)

GEORGE MICHAELFaith (Columbia)0C -40867-H (Cassette OCT-40867-H)

DIRTY DANCINGSoundtrack (RCA)6408-144-N (Cassette.6408-4-F4N)

TRACY CHAPMANTracy Chapman (Elektra)96.07741-P (Cassette 96-07744-P

RICK ASTLEYWhenever You Need Somebody (RCA)6822 -1 -R -N (Cassette 6822 -4 -R -N)

TERENCE TRENT D'ARBYIntroducing The Hardline (Columbia)KC -40964.H (Cassette FCT-40964-H)

BRUCE HORNSBYScenes From The Southside (RCA)6686-1-11141 (Cassette 6686.1-R-19)

ROD STEWARTOut Of Order (Warner Bros)92-56841-P (Cassette 92.56844-P)

SADEStronger Than Pride (Epic)0E -44210-H (Cassette OET-44210-H

PRINCELovesexy (Paisley Park)92-57201-P (Cassette 92-57204-P)

K.D. LANGShadowland (Sire)92.57241-P (Cassette 92-57244-P)

HONEYMOON SUITERacing Alter Midnight (WEA)25.54451-P (Cassette 25-54454-P)

ZIGGY MARLEY & MELODY MAKERSConscious Party (Virgin)51.2506-W (Cassette VL4-2506-W)

ROBERT PLANTNow And Zen (Esparanza)79-08631-P (Cassette 79-08634-P)

CHEAP TRICKLap 01 Luxury (Epic)OE -40922-H (Cassette OET-40922-H)

MORE DIRTY DANCINGSoundtrack (RCA)6965-1-8-N (Cassette 6965.4 -R -N)

GLASS TIGERDiamond Sun (Capitol)C1 -48684-F (Cassette C4 -48684-F) 1)MICHAEL JACKSONBad (Epic)0E -40600-H (Cassette OET-40600-H)

POISONOpen Up And Say Ahh (Capitol)01-48493.F (Cassette C4 -48493-F)

DARYL HALL & JOHN OATESOoh Yeah! (Arista)AL -0539-N (Cassette AC -8539-N(

"WEIRD AL" YANKOVICEven Worse (Scotti Bros)FZT-44149-H (Cassette SZT-44149-1-1

AEROSMITHPermanent Vacation (Gotten)XGHS-24162-P (Cassette M5 -24162-P)

BILLY OCEANTear Down These Walls (Jive)JL-049S-N (Cassette JC-0405-N(

OMDThe Best 01 OMD (Virgin)VL-2454-W (Cassette VL4-2454-W)

BIG PIGBonk (A&M)SP -5185-W (Cassette CS -5185-W)

SCORPIONSSavage Amusement (Mercury)832963-1-0 (Cassette 832963-4-01

ROBBIE ROBERTSONRobbie Robertson (Geffen)XGHS-24160-P (Cassette Ms -24160-P)

TIFFANYTiffany (MCA)MCA -5793-J (Cassette MCAC-5793-J)

JULIO IGLESIASNon Stop (Columbia)0C-40995-11 (Cassette OCT-40995-H)

GOOD MORNING VIETNAMSoundtrack (4861)SP -3913-W (Cassette 5P -3913-W)

RANDY TRAVISAlways And Forever (Warner Bros)92.55681-P (Cassette 92-556134P)

STEVE WINWOODRoll With It (Virgin)(LP) VL-2532 (CA) VL4-2532 (CD) CDV-2532-W

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Axe AXS531 With production credits going to Ross

Munro and Rik Emmett, it's no surprise that the debut effort by Simon Chase is

a slick collection of power -pop tunes. One More Night, the first single, is

receiving some CHR airplay and it's likely that Fire In The Rain, to be releas-

ed in early August and supported by a video, will enjoy similar success. Other tracks display the variety of this band's

material, featuring ballads (Rosanne, Make Believe), and an entertaining pro-

gressive rock offering, Paradox In The Matrix, which should be of special in. terest to AOR programmers.

1R

MARIEANDREE - Instrumental OSTIGUY Montreal Concerto

Justin Time JTC84013 Produced in Montreal and Paris, this is

a delightful package of semi -classical offerings with a definitive pop flavour-

ing. Extraordinarily crisp and clean, the young artist's keyboard magic is

cushioned beautifully by an excep- tionally well-balanced instrumental

backing provided by Montreal's Metropolitan Orchestra conducted by

French musician Bruno Fontaine. Pro- duced by Eddy Mornay, the album con- tains eight tracks, five of which were

written by Ostiguy, who now makes her home in Toronto. Un. Monde Hereux,

with Chanson Pour Anna on the flip, has been issued as the first single, an

excellent promotion vehicle for the album. Justin Time is a Montreal label.

COUNTRY SINGLES

1 TIL I FIND MY LOVE -

Family Brown RCA

2 YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVIN' FEELING -

Carroll Baker Tembo

3 DO YOU HAVE ANY DOUBTS -

Alibi -

Comstock

4 THE CIRCLE OF WOOD Wayne Pronger Three Flamingos

5 WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE

- Tara Leavey RCA

6 KEEP IT UP

- Bootleg

- Rana

7 FIFTY YEARS AGO -

Ian Tyson -

Stony Plain

8 SEVENTH HEAVEN

- Anne Lord

- Comstock

9 YOU WONT FOOL THIS FOOL -

The Good Brothers -

Savannah

10 ANGELINA -

George Fox -

WEA

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2 3 (21)

3 2 (7)

4 5 (31)

5 4 (41)

6 6 (7)

7 7 (23)

8 10 (42)

9 B 18)

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O 15 (5)

12 11 (8)

13 s (8)

14 13 (10)

15 16 (11)

16 14 (18)

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18 17 (12)

19 18 (12)

20 21 (42)

21 20 (9)

22 19 (9)

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.1 y rATA ALBUMS El Ill Y.Aw CANADA'S ONLY NATIONAL 100 ALBUM SURVEY

INXS Kick (Atlantic)

78.17961-P (Cassette 78-17964P) MIDNIGHT OIL

Diesel And Dust (Columbia) BFC-40967-H (Cassette BFCT.40967-H)

VAN HALEN OU812 (Warner Bros)

92-57321-P (Cassette 92.57324.P) GEORGE MICHAEL

Faith (Columbia) 0C -40867-H (Cassette OCT-40867-H)

DIRTY DANCING Soundtrack (RCA) 84138-1-14N (Cassette. 6408441-N)

TRACY CHAPMAN Tracy Chapman (Elektra)

96-07741-P (Cassette 96-07744-P

RICK ASTLEY Whenever You Need Somebody (RCA) 6822-1.R.N (Cassette 6822.4.R.N)

TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY Introducing The Hardline (Columbia) FC-40964-H (Cassette FCT-40964-H)

BRUCE HORNSBY Scenes From The Southside (RCA)

6686.1.R.N (Cassette 6686.1.1141)

ROD STEWART Out Of Order (Warner Bros)

92.56841-P (Cassette 92.56844-P)

SADE Stronger Than Pride (Epic)

OE-44210.H (Cassette 0E7.44210.H PRINCE

Lovesexy (Paisley Park) 92-57201-P (Cassette 92-57204.P)

K.D. LANG Shadowland (Sire)

92.57241-P (Cassette 92-57244-P)

HONEYMOON SUITE Racing After Midnight (WEA)

25-54451-P (Cassette 25.54454 -PI ZIGGY MARLEY & MELODY MAKERS

Conscious Party (Virgin) V1.2506 -W (Cassette VL4-2506.W)

ROBERT PLANT Now And Zen (Esparankal

79-08631-P (Cassette 79-08634-P) CHEAP TRICK

Lap Of Luxury (Epic) 0E -40922.H (Cassette OET-40922-H(

MORE DIRTY DANCING Soundtrack (RCA)

6965 -1 -R -N (Cassette 6965 -4 -R -N)

GLASS TIGER Diamond Sun (Capitol) C1.48684 -F (Cassette C4 -48684-F)

MICHAEL JACKSON Bad (Epic)

0E40600H (Cassette OET40600-H) POISON

Open Up And Say Ahh (Capitol) C1.48493 -F (Cassette C4.48493 -F)

DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES Ooh Yeah! (Arista)

AL -8539.N (Cassette AC -8539.N) "WEIRD AL" YANKOVIC

Even Worse (Scott) Bros) FZT-44149-H (Cassette SZT-44149-H

AEROSMITH Permanent Vacation (Geffen)

XGHS-24162-P (Cassette M5 -24162.P) BILLY OCEAN

Tear Down These Walls (Jive) JL-8495-N (Cassette JC-8495-N(

OMD The Best Of OMD (Virgin)

VL-2454-W (Cassette VL4-2454-W) BIG PIG Bonk (A&M)

SP -5185-W (Cassette CS -5185-W(

SCORPIONS Savage Amusement (Mercury)

832963-1-0 (Cassette 832963-4.0)

ROBBIE ROBERTSON Robbie Robertson (Geffen)

XGHS-24160-P (Cassette M5 -24160-P) TIFFANY

Tiffany (MCA) MCA -5793,J (Cassette MCAC-5793-J)

JULIO IGLESIAS Non Stop (Columbia) 0C -40995.H (Cassette OCT-40995.H)

GOOD MORNING VIETNAM Soundtrack (AMA)

SP -3913-W (Cassette SP -3913-W) RANDY TRAVIS

Always And Forever (Warner Bros) 92-55681-P (Cassette 92-55604-P1

STEVE WINWOOD Roll With It (Virgin) (LP) VL-2532 (CA) VL4-2532 (CD) CDV-2532-W

no

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36 34 (11)

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JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP The Lonesome Jubilee (Mercury) 832 465-1-0 (Cassette 832 67540)

NEIL YOUNG & THE BLUENOTES This Note's For You (Reprise)

92-57191-P (Cassette 92-57194-P)

(3) ELTON JOHN

(LP) 6240 (CA) MCAC-6240 (CD) MCAXD.6240.J

38 35 (15) TALKING HEADS Naked (Fly/Sire)

92.56541P (Cassette 92.56544-P) 39 32 (12) IRON MAIDEN

Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son (Capitol) C1.90258 -F (Cassette C4.90258 -F)

40 37 (49) RICHARD MARX Richard Marx (Manhattan)

ST -53040F (Cassette 4XT-5304a-F) 41 ao (35) BELINDA CARLISLE

Heaven On Earth (MCA) MCA -42080J (Cassette MCAC-42080,1)

42 38 (10) GUNS AND ROSES Appetite For Destruction (Geffen)

XGHS-24148-P (Cassette M5 -24148-P) O 63 (2) COREY HART

Young Man Running (Aquarius) (LP) AOR-551 (CA) 4A0.551 (CD) AOCD-551-F

44 39 (46) DEF LEPPARD Hysteria (vertigo)

830 675-1-0 (Cassette 830 670401

54 (40) DEBBIE GIBSON Out Of The Blue (Atlantic)

.78-17801LP (Cassette 78-17804P) 46 42 (13) LITA FORD

Lita (RCA) 6397.1.R.N (Cassette 6397.4.0.N)

47 45 (6) THE CLASH The Story Of The Clash (CBS)

E2.44035 -H (Cassette E2T-44035-J( 48 51 (5) BOZ SCAGGS

Other Roads (Columbia) FC-40463-H (Cassette FCT-40463.H

49 46 COLORS

Soundtrack (Warner Bros) 92-57131-P (Cassette 92.57134-P)

50 44 (10) WHITE LION Pride (Atlantic)

78-17681-P (Cassette 78.17684-P)

JOHNNY HATES JAZZ Turn Back The Clock (Virgin)

VL-3026-W (Cassette VL43026-W(

NATALIE COLE Everlasting (Manhattan) 01-53051-F (Cassette 4XT-53051-F) O

ea (4) PEBBLES Pebbles (MCA)

MCA -42094-J (Cassette MCA6-42094-J) 54 57 (6) MELISSA ETHERIDGE

Melissa Etheridge (Island) ISL-1143-J (Cassette ISLC-1143.J)

55 47 (9) LEONARDF,.4

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COHEN I'm Your Man (Columbia)

(Cassette FCT.44191-H) 56 52 (39) SAMANTHA FOX

Samantha Fox (Jive) 1061.1 -J -N (Cassette 1061 -4 -J -N)

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51 43 (10)

52 55 (6)

JOE SATRIANI Surfing With The Alien (Relativity/WEA)

61-81931-P (Cassette 61-81934.PI 58 os (37) STING

Nothing Like The Sun (A&M) SP -6402-W (Cassette CS -6402-W)

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PET SHOP BOYS Actually (Manhattan)

ELJ46972-F (Cassette E4J-46972-F)

JUDAS PRIEST Ram It Down (Columbia) (LP( FC-4424d-H (CA) FCT-44244 (CD) CK.44244-H

ANDREW CASH Time And Place (Island)

ISL-1185-J (Cassette C1185 -J)

AC/DC Blow Up Your Video (Atlantic)

78-18281.P (Cassette 78-18284-P)

A -HA Stay On The Road (Warner Bros)

92-57331.P (Cassette 92.57334 -PI 64 68 (5) DOUG AND THE SLUGS

Tomcat Prowl (Ritdong) AMD-1007-W (Cassette AMC -1007-W)

65 62 (22) GEORGE THOROGOOD Born To Be Bad (Manhattan)

01.46973-F (Cassette E4 -46973.F)

THE POGUES If I Should Fall From Grace With God (Island)

ISL-1175.J (Cassette ISLC.1175,1)

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75 70 (14)

76 67 (11)

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78 72 (27)

79 66 (41)

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83 75 (16)

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85 87 (4)

86 78 (13)

87 77 (56)

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89 84 (37)

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97 80 (23)

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WEA -P TEDDY PENDERGRASS

Joy (Elektra) 96.07751-P (Cassette 96-07754-P)

GEORGIA SATELLITES Open All Night (WEA)

(LP) 96-07931 (CA) 96-07934 (CD) 60793.P

THE CHURCH Starfish (Arista)

AL -13521.N (Cassette AC -8521-N) BOB DYLAN

In The Groove (CBS) (LP) OC-40957 (CA) OCT-40957 (CD) CK-40957-H

TIMBUK 3 Eden Alley (IRS)

IRS -42124-J (Cassette IRSC-42124-J) BRENDA RUSSELL

Get Here (ABM) SP -5178-W (Cassette CS -5178-W)

CROWDED HOUSE Temple Of Low Men (Capitol)

(LP) C1.48763 (CA) C4.48763 (CD) C2.48763.F

JONI MITCHELL Chalk Mark In A Rain Storm (Geffen)

XGHS-24172-P (Cassette M5 -24172-P)

HENRY LEE SUMMER Henry Lee Summer (CBS Associated)

BFZ.40895-H (Cassette BFCT-40895-H(

ROBERT PALMER Heavy Nova (EMI/Manhattan)

E1.48057 (CA) E4.48057 ICD) E2 -48057.F

SINEAD O'CONNOR The Lion And The Cobra (Chrysalis)

CH5.416124 (Cassette CHXC-41612-J)

BLUE RODEO Outskirts (Risque (risque)

25-47181-P (Cassette 25-47184P) CLIMIE FISHER Everything (Capitol)

(LP) C11V.48338 (CA) C41V-48330 (CD) C215.90514.F

JIMMY PAGE Outrider (Geffen)

(LP) XGHS-24188 (CA) M5.24188 (CD) 24188.P

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COLIN LINDEN When The Spirit Comes (A&M)

SP -9143.W (Cassette CS -9143-W)

SALT-N-PEPA Hot. Cool And Vicious (Next Plateau) 834 399.1-0 (Cassette 834 399-4-0)

THE RAMONES Ramonesmania (Sire)

(LP) 92.57091 (CA192.57094 (CD) 25709-P

GRAHAM PARKER The Mona Lisa's Sister (RCA)

8316.1.R.N (Cassette 8316-4-0-N)

MORRISSEY Viva Hate (Sire)

91-56991-P (Cassette 92-56994-P)

WHITNEY HOUSTON Whitney (Arista)

AL -8400N (Casastre AC -8400N) ICEHOUSE

Man Of Colours (Chrysalis) CHS.41952-J (Cassette CHXC-41582-J)

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Tunnel Of Love (Columbia)

OC-40999-H (Cassette OCT-40999-H) MOODY BLUES

Sur La Mer (Polydor) (LP) 8357.561 (CA) 8357.564 (CD) 8357.562.0

BLVD Boulevard (MCA)

MCA -42111-J (Cassette MCAC-42111-J)

REO SPEEDWAGON The Hits (Epic) (LP) OE -44202 (CA) 0E7-44202 (CD) 24188-H

TONI CHILDS Union (A&M)

(LP) SP -5175 (CA) CA -5175 (CD) CD -5175-W

STRYPER In God We Trust (Enigma)

(LP) D1-73317 (CA) 134-73317 (CD) D2 -73317.F

QUEENSRYCHE Operation Mindcrime (EMI/Manhattan)

Et -48640.P (Cassette 64.48640-F)

JOE JACKSON Live (A&M) (LP) SP -6706 (CA) CS -6706 (CD) 6706V

DAVID LEE ROTH Skyscraper (Warner Bros) 92-56711-P (Cassette 92.56714-P) DAVID WILCOX Breakfast At The Circus (Capitol)

* CLT-48551-F (Cassette CIT-48551-F1

,HAYWIRE 'Don't Just Stand There (Attic)

LAT-1239-W (Cassette CAT -1239W) EURYTHMICS

Savage (RCA 66941 -R -N (Cassette 66944-14N

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Compiled weekly from record store, radio station and record company reports.

1 2 (12) HE'S BACK AND I'M BLUEDesert Rose Band - Curb/MCA 53274-J(LP) The Desert Rose Band - MCA5991J

2 3 (11) SET 'EM UP JOEVern Gosdin - Columbia 38-07762H(LP) Chisled In Stone FC-40982-H

3 7 (10) LOVE OF A LIFETIMEThe Gatlin Brothers - Columbia - 3807747H(LP) N/A

4 4 (9) TIL I FIND MY LOVEThe Family Brown - RCA - PB-50995-N(LP) These Days - KKL1-0595-N

6 (10) FALLIN' AGAINAlabama - RCA - 6902-71N(LP) Just Us - 6495-1-RN

6 1 (12) IF YOU CHANGE YOUR MINDRosanne Cash - Columbia - 3807746H(LP) NIA

7 8 (10) JUST ONE KISSExile - Epic - 34-07775-H(LP) Shelter From The Night - FE -40901H

8 9 (9) DON'T CLOSE YOUR EYESKeith Whitley - RCA - 6901.711N(LP) NIA

9 5 (11) I TOLD YOU SORandy Travis - Warner Bros - 9279697-P(LP) Always And Forever - 92-55681P

10 10 (7) WORKIN' MAN (Nowhere To Go)Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - Warner Bros 9279407P(LP) NIA

11 11 (7) SATISFY YOUSweethearts of the Rodeo - Columbia - 38.07757-H(LP) One Time One Night - FC40614-H

12 13 (11) HIGH RIDIN HEROESDavid Lynn Jones - Mercury - 870 128-7.0(LP) Hard Times On Easy Street - 832 518-1.0

13 15 (9) TALKIN TO THE WRONG MANM.M.MurpheylRyan Murphey - Warner Bros - 9279477P(LP) River Of Time - 9236441/4-P

14 18 (8) YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVIN 34Carroll Baker Tembo - TS -8805-N(LP) At Home In The Country TMT-4333-N

15 20 (6) DO YOU HAVE ANY DOUBTSAlibi - Comstock - CCM-1884(LP) N/A

16 22 (9) THE WANDEREREddie Rabbit! - RCA - 8307.7-11-N(LP) Eddie Rabbitt - 6373.114-N

17 12 (6) OLD FOLKSRonnie Milsap RCA - 6896-7RN(LP) N/A

18 19 (11) THE CIRCLE OF WOODWayne Pronger - Three Flamingos - 5671(LP) NIA

19 23 (9) I WILL WHISPER YOUR NAMEMichael Johnson - RCA - 6833.7-11-N(LP) That's That - 6715-1-RN

20 25 (8) I'M DOWN TO MY LAST CIGARETTEK.D. Lang - Sire - 92-79197-P(LP) Shadowland - 9257241-P

JULY 9, 1988

(8) DON'T WE ALL HAVE THE RIGHTRicky Van Shelton - Columbia - 38-07798-H(LP) Wild -Eyed Dream FC-40602-H

22 26 16) MIDNIGHT HIGHWAYSouthern Pacific - Warner Bros - 92-79527P(LP) Southern Pacific - 92-5609114P

23 30 (7) GOODBYE TIMEConway Twitty MCA 53276-J(LP) Still In Your Dreams - MCA -52115-J

24 29 (11) WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERETara Leavey - RCA - JB-50991-N(LP) N/A

25 21 (12) I KEEP IT UPBootleg Rana RRO16(LP) Bootleg - RR017

26 33 (6) BABY BLUEGeorge Strait - MCA 53340J(LP) If You Ain't Lovin - MCA -42114-J

27 16 (20) YOU ARE MY ANGELBilly Parker - RCA - JB-50979-N(LP) Always Country - KZL10596-N

28 14 (12) NO MORE ONE MORE TIMEJo -El Sonnier - RCA - 6895.7-11-NILP1 Come On Joe - 6374-1RN

29 31 (7) FIFTY YEARS AGOIan Tyson - Stony Plain - SPS-1057-N(LP) Cowboyography SPL-1102-N

30 17 (13) WILDFLOWERSeartonnionstaatai.m. Warner Bros - 9279707P(LP) Trio 92.54914/1-P

31 32 (8) SEVENTH HEAVENAnne Lord - Comstock - COM-1883(LP) NIA

32 34 (6) BLUEST EYES IN TEXASRestless Heart - RCA - 83867R -N(LP) Big Dreams - 8317.141-N

33 36 (8) I STILL BELIEVELee Greenwood - MCA - 53312-