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MORE GOLD FOR CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD - Captain Hollywood waspresented with a gold award recently for Greek sales of his single "More

And More" during an international meeting for the Captain HollywoodProject, held in Stuttgart. Pictured (l -r) are: FM Records president NicosCourtis, Captain Hollywood and FM Records VP Dina Courtis.

Couleur 3 RadioMoves Into FranceSWITZERLANDby Steve Wonsiewicz

Swiss public, new rock -formattednetwork RSR Couleur 3 is gear-ing up for a significant expansioninto France and has its sights setfirmly on the country's largestmarkets.

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Spanish private national -music -only net Cadena Dial started thisyear where it left off in 1992,turning in a 6.5% increase in thenumber of listeners to 1.2 millionduring the first quarter, according

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The French -language net hasrecently won clearance fromFrench regulator CSA to broad-cast in Lyon, which encompassesthe country's third largest metroarea, with 2.2 million people. It'sCouleur 3's first entry intoFrance, and it expects to startbroadcasting by mid -summer.

The pubcaster is also activelyapplying for frequencies in theAlsace region and the city ofStrasbourg (population 252.000),and will bid in other cities aswell.

Comments head of musicThierry Catherine, "We are ask-ing for licences all over France.We are waiting for authorisationfor cities in Alsace, like Stras-bourg, and we want to broadcastin Paris. However, we have towait for the next round of authori-sations in Paris, and I think that itwill not happen for another two


AUGUST LAUNCH NOW UNLIKELY

Thorn EMI PullsOut Of VivaGERMANYby Miranda Watson

Another spoke has been put in thewheel of Viva, the German musiccable TV project, with the deci-sion by Thorn EMI to pull out offinancial discussions. After Ber-telsmann's exit from Viva inMarch, this latest set -back meansthe chances of the channellaunching on August 19 as origi-nally planned now look very slim.Time Warner is now the onlyone of the original three investorsin Viva left, though several poten-tial backers are said to be current-ly in negotiation with Viva MDMichael Oplesch. It is rumoured

at these include Sony, Philipsd Matsushita.Thorn EMI reportedly pulled

out of Viva following its decisionto sell Thames Television andnot to further extend its broad-casting interests. Insiders say thatThorn EMI saw no sense in beinga minority investor in a Germanmusic TV venture, after the deci-sion to sell Thames was taken.Bertelsmann's U-turn on the pro-ject in March is also said to haveworried both Thom EMI andTime Warner. As a German con-cern with wide experience in theTV field, both companies hadtheir sights set on Bertelsmann as


MDR Boycotts BPWRecord ServiceGERMANY

Leipzig -based pubcaster Mit-teldeutscher Rundfunk (MDR)is refusing to pay for record ser-vicing by the German musicindustry. Having to pay forrecords is already a commoncomplaint among private broad-casters, but MDR is the first pub-lic under the ARD umbrella toboycott the record service.

Germany is the only majorcountry in Europe to make radiostations pay to receive regularnew releases from the recordindustry. Private stations receivetheir records direct from the

record companies, while publicsreceive theirs via German musicindustry body BPW, which moni-tors and administrates the service.Many people within the radioindustry are now calling for amore focussed, format -orientedservice.

Comments MDR radio direc-tor Karola Sommerey, "The rea-son we don't use the record indus-try service is that it's just tooexpensive for us. We have a tar-geted buying strategy instead-we buy what we want to play. Wehave a lot of different pro-grammes, all strongly formatted,


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CD Price SlashUNITED KINGDOMby Mike McGeever

The cost of CD albums shouldbe slashed by at least £2 (app.US$3.50), according to a selectcommittee report issued by MPson May 12.

The report, put together bythe National Heritage SelectCommittee chaired by MP Ger-ald Kaufman urged consumersto boycott buying album CDs,which sell for an average priceof £12.99. "It is now time forconsumers to show that theywill no longer bear the pricecharged for full -priced CDs,"the report says.

The committee also chargesthat record companies were col-luding to keep CD prices highand called on retailers to pres-sure the labels by reducingprices in the shops. The commit-tee says the British consumershould enjoy the same status asin the US, where "the customer


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SLR Receives Applications,Prepares Broadcasting AreasSWEDENby Ken Neptune

The SLR, the regulatory agencyresponsible for distributing radiofranchises, has received 214 inter-est applications from partieswanting to start up commercialradio stations and is now set tostart the process of allocating thelicences.

As the number of franchises ineach broadcast area is limited,auctioning to the highest bidder isexpected in the large city areas ofStockholm, Malmo and Gothen-burg. Ten licences were plannedfor Stockholm, five for Gothen-burg and five for the Malmo/Lund area (three in Malmo andtwo in Lund), while these areashave received 50, 15-20 and over20 applications, respectively. Asspecified in the new commercialradio law, applicants vying forthe same licence in a given area

will be given a period of time inwhich to try to work out a way ofsharing the frequency. That peri-od of time has now been deter-mined as four weeks.

The SLR came into operationApril 1 this year, and since thattime has only accepted interestapplications. The next stage in theselection process will take placeonce it is clear that frequenciesare available. At this stage, inter-ested parties will have threeweeks in which to formally applyfor a licence. At the moment,Telestyrelsen (National TelecomAgency), the agency which givespermission for transmitter use, isnegotiating with Norway, Den-mark and Finland regarding thenew frequencies to avoid interfer-ence problems.

While National Telecom MDJan Frese could not say exactlyhow many frequencies wouldbecome available. he way opti-

mistic. "We are trying to accom-modate as many as possible."

SLR spokesman Peter Shier -beck says the agency hopes to beable to announce availability ofbroadcast areas next week in thepress, but that this depends onnegotiations with neighbouringcountries. "We've asked for 60-80frequencies, and if all goes well,stations should be able to beginbroadcasting in the beginning ormiddle of July."

Even if the SLR wants all thestations to start at the same time,it will be a question of how soonthey are ready. Says Schierbeck,"In the case of Stockholm, if fivestations are ready to begin broad-casting. then we will probably letthose five start at the same time.,lf there is only one station ready,we'll most likely wait."

FIMI Granted Official IFPI StatusITALYby David Stansfield

Record industry association AFIhas lost its official IFPI status onthe domestic market following asuccessful bid by rival federationFIMI, set up last year by Italy'sfive majors BMG, Sony, Poly -Gram, EMI and Warner.

Franco Reali, FIMI presidentand MD at BMG Italy, has beenappointed to the board of direc-tors at the International Federa-tion Of The Phonographic Indus-try (IFPI).

FIMI director general ErnestoMagnani comments, "The recog-nition by IFPI constitutes a fur-ther motive for work, whether itbe through our activities of pro-moting and developing Italianproduct on the domestic and

international markets, or ourincreasingly determined effortsagainst every form of piracy andillicit exploitation of our musicalpatrimony."

HMI membership has risen to15 companies, following theaddition of 10 indie firms, and the

federation now claims to repre-sent 80% of the domestic market.One of the major reasons givenfor the initial split from AEI inJune last year was the inadequatevoting power of the majors inrelation to their then combinedmarket share of around 60%.

While both AFI and FIMIplayed down any notion of a riftat the time of the split, bothcamps have since engaged in

claims and counter -claims againstthe other. Reali has accused someof AEI's 144 member companiesof selling bootlegs, with AFIpresident Guido Rignano issuingstrong denials. Rignano alsowarned of serious consequencesif IFPI "kicked out" AFI membercompanies.

AR vice-president FrancoDonato lams the recognition ofFIMI as the national IFPI organi-sation as "the politics of arro-gance on the part of IFPI." "It's agrave error." he comments. "AFImember companies represent thereal musical culture of Italy andalways have done. FIMI alwaystalks in terms of market shares as

though AFI members sold theirproduct from barrows on street -corners. Virgin remains an AFImember. So does Ricordi, plusthe Silvio Berlusconi-owned firmRTI Music and pubcaster RAIlabel Nuova Fonit Cetra. MostAFI member indie companies aredistributed by the majors, butHMI doesn't acknowledge thatfact when it bandies about itsmarket share claims."

Donato maintains that AFI hasalways fought successfully for thedomestic music industry and citesa new rights deal with RAI andthe law passed last year placingroyalties on blank cassettes,videocassettes and audio equip-ment as recent examples.

"The major problem with ourfuture political battles will be thatwe lack just one major spokesper-son to represent our industry," hesays. "But I do believe that bothAEI and FIMI will eventuallyjoin together again even if theydo so through the setting up of anew organisation."

First Quarter Sales Encourage UK Record IndustryUNITED KINGDOMby Mike McGeever

UK record companies are hopingthat the recession is nearly at anend after first quarter sales forthis year show a strong increaseafter last year's side.

Album sales rose 14.4% tomore than three million units as aresult of a jumps in sales of mid -price and budget products,according to the figures, releasedearlier this month by the BritishPhonographic Industry.

CDs have become the top sin-

gles format, representing 40% ofall unit sales and now 62% of allalbum sales.

Trade shipments rose 8.8% to£151.6 million (app. US$238 mil-lion). PolyGram UK chairmanRoger Ames says he is "very

cautiously optimistic" that theindustry is seeing the "beginningof the end of the slump."

Refering to the row betweenthe government and the industryover CD pricing, Ames says theconsumer doesn't appear to beprice -led. "People have a choicebetween CD and cassette. They

want CD. It really has nothing todo with price," he claims.

ri Sales Figures For 1993 mm(units)

Format %chg.CD 18.669 +32.4CD Singles 5.035 +60.4Cassette 10.390 -1.3Cassingles 3.312 +26.1Vinyl 1.164 -35.0Singles 2.091 -25.7Total 42.715 +10.9

Source:BPI

EUROPE A T A GLANCE

EASTERN EUROPE: Mediametrie Starts Survey In BucharestNlediametrie has extended its series of audience surveys on EasternEurope to include the Hungarian capital, Bucharest. The series, enti-tled "Media Focus On Eastern Europe," started with Warsaw andPrague in winter 1991, later including Moscow and St Petersburg in1992. Prague, Warsaw and Bucharest will be covered in this wave,carried out between April and June, while there are plans to addBudapest and Sofia later this year, according to Laurent Spitzer atMediametrie. The surveys are carried out in conjunction with localresearch groups. The results are expected in early June. JS

EUROPE: Digital Radio Service Starts On US ProgrammingDigital radio operator DCR introduced its European service on April26. The service will be distributed initially via cable television andwill in future be available via direct broadcast satellite. DCR will ini-tially feature the 50 channels currently available in the US, whileEuropean programming will be available in the next few months. JS

GERMANY: Brandenburg Media Authority UpdateThe Berlin -Brandenburg media authority has decided in favour ofusing available frequencies in the state to create a new state-wideradio net with the emphasis on Brandenburg. It is scheduled to choosebetween three candidates during a meeting on June 10. The first optionis the possibility of linking local stations with a national blanket pro-gramme for Brandenburg. The Landeswelle Brandenburg (led byradio consultant Hermann Stiimpert) and Europa 1 have put in a bidfor the programme and participation by ORB is also being considered.The second option is for a national programme with regional win-dows. Two bids have been put forward by Radio BB (Burda/Gong)and Markischen Radio (AVE). The authority has also decided toaward broadcasting licences in Berlin to Radio Flamingo and Klas-sik-Radio. The two were chosen from some 47 bidders. The exactallocation of frequencies is still to be decided. MW

ITALY: Capital Starts Syndication ProjectGold regional station Radio Capital, owned by Claudio Cecchetto,has launched a project which aims to involve local stations throughoutthe country in the formation of the first digital syndication network.

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UK: The Hit Releases Joe Bloggs AlbumChrysalis subsidiary The Hit label has launched a relatively new con-cept for TV merchandised albums, with the released of the Joe Bloggs

compilation album. Tracks on the album, which include Shaggy,Depeche Mode, Snap and Arrested Development, target consumersof the young person's fashion outlet. The album cover artwork featuresthe Joe Bloggs logo, which is used for press and fly poster promotionsin the UK. At presstime the album, released at the beginning of themonth, was at number 12 in the CIN album sales chart, with salesexceeding 60.000. A TV commercial campaign will cross promote theBloggs brand name and the album. Mike McGeever

US: NMS Launches Kids Musk SeminarThe New Music Seminar is launching a day specialising in children'smusic. Set for July 25, the Kids Music Seminar will include two pan-els, a symposium and an evening showcase of children's artists. Panelswill include "Kids Music: Look Who's Growing Up"-a look at thestate of the children's music industry: "To Market, To Market: The

Marketing Of Children's Music." JS

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over a cheque for Dfl 45.000 (app. US$24.453) to the People In NeedCharity, raised on sales of 22.500 copies of the "Heal The World" CD. Theproject was suggested by Sony Music's Jos Lauwers. Pictured (l -r) are:

Lauwers, _bast Classen from People In Need and Sony MD Paul Hertog.

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Skyrock Launches Pay -To -ListenCable ProgrammesFRANCEby Emmanuel Legrand

Cable operator Lyonnaise Com-munications, EHR net Skyrockaffiliate Multi Radio and pub-lishing group Publications Fili-pacchi are launching five pay -radio programmes in June. Thescrambled programmes will beoffered to cable subscribers inParis and its suburbs for Ffr25 amonth (app. US$4.6).

The programmes, availableusing a Visiopass decoder, willinclude "Black and Blues"-R&B and soul from the '60s and'70s; "Rock For Ever"-rocktracks from the '50s to the '80s;"Chansons de France"-Frenchchansons from the '50s to the'80s; "Tutti Classic"-hits fromclassical repertoire; and "AllJazz"-popular jazz themes.

The programmes are based onlistener studies which highlightedvarious areas of dissatisfaction,according to Skyrock and MultiRadio president PierreBellanger. These includedcomplaints that none of theexisting stations cater sufficientlyto audience wishes, that FMdoesn't match in quality the soundof CD, and that listeners wereirritated by advertising spots andDJs.

Based on this analysis,Bellanger says, the only answerwas to finance programmes

through subscription. "Onepossibility was to get intopartnership with cable operatorshe says. "Cable can offer a largerange of services, CD quality andcan control subscriptions."

Cyrille du Peloux, presidentof cable company TV Cable,operated by LyonnaiseCommunications, points todifferent reasons behind hisinterest in these services. "Ouranalysis shows that we are goingtowards a greater segmentaf nand this deal allows us to increa ethe number of progr esavailable. The programmes arefree of advertising and the title ofthe songs and the artists canappear on the TV screen. Ourstudies show that consumers areinterested in such options."

All tracks will be broadcast intheir entirety, says Bellanger,who adds that the repetition ratefor a song will be very low.

The service will be open toover 60.000 listeners, of which 5-10% will subscribe, estimatesBellanger. The service will beoffered for free for the first threemonths, and subscriptions willstart in September. If the resultsare successful in Paris, the twopartners plan to expand it viasatellite to other cities of Francewhere Lyonnaise operates cablesystems. Bellanger doesn'texclude that the same systemcould be offered to other cable

DISC FOR GOLDEN SLEEPYHEAD - Danish EMI Medley signing the Sand-men were recently awarded with a gold disc for sales of 40.000 copies oftheir album "Sleepyhead," released last November. Pictured (l -r) are: SamMitchell, Ole Wennike, Michael Rasmussen and Allan Vegenfeldt.

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operators. He also adds that newservices could be offered tosubscribers in the near future,with the expansion of cablecapacities.

Following concern fromproducer's rights organisationsthat he didn't discuss rights beforelaunching the system, Bellangersays he was in contact withperforming rights societySACEM and that he expects tosign an agreement with it soon.As a sign of good will, he saysthat programmes will not beannounced in advance, in order toavoid home taping.

GOLD ON THE BACKS1REETS OF BOURGES - FNAC Music GM Yves Bigot

(r) presented Willy DeVille with a gold record after the spring festival inBourges for sales of over 100.000 copies of his album "Backstreets Of Desire."

Antenne Bayern CelebratesB -day With Nationwide EventGERMANYby Ellie Weinert

Private EHR station AntenneBayern/Munich is celebrating itsfifth birthday by sponsoring "RockOver Germany," a series of open-air events to be held in four sepa-rate locations on two consecutiveweekends at the end of August.

The concert series, slated to bethe biggest open-air event to takeplace in Germany, took fivemonths of preparation by tourpromoter Marcel Avram ofMama Concerts + Rau inMunich.

The open air sites will be thedisused airfields in Munich andCologne on the first weekend

August 27-29. The followingweekend will take place inLueneburg near Hamburg and theMainz-Finthen airfield nearFrankfurt.

Artists on the bill to dateinclude Tina Turner, RodStewart, Chris de Burgh, Princeand the New Power Generation,Joe Cocker, Gary Moore, JonSecada, Richard Marx, DuranDuran and Meatloaf, as well asGerman rock singer Peter Maffayand the band Pur. The price of athree-day ticket for the event isDM73 (app. US$44) and includespublic transport.

In Munich Antenne Bayernwill provide for daytimeentertainment with a performanceof a local band, info desks with a

promotion team of 50 people, 60food stands, "kinderland" with acarousel and games for children.

The station will broadcast livewith a mobile studio from theMunich site and provideinformation for motorists. Theofficial programme is scheduled torun from 18.00-23.00, includinga lottery. Three other radiosponsors will take over promotionfor "Rock Over Germany" in thenorthern cities: Radio Aachen inWildenrath, NDR 2 in Lueneburgand SWF 3 in Mainz-Finthen.Antenne Bayern will not broadcastlive performances fromfestival, however, somerecordings are scheduledbroadcast at a later date.

Authority Licencing Round-upUNITED KINGDOMby Mike McGeever

The Radio Authority's develop-mental process is in full swingwith the awarding, re -awarding,and advertisement of severallicences over the past few weeks.

It has received fiveapplications for the third of fivenew "regional" ILR stations(North East regional, potentialaudience of 1.9 million adults),advertised the last of the five"regional" ILR's, re -awardedlicences to two existing licenceholders, awarded one new serviceand re -advertised franchises forfive ILR stations.

The applicants for the NorthEast regional ILR licence are:Easy FM (Allied Radio, softACE); Heritage Radio (ACE/EZ); Radio North East (NewsTalk/EZ/country); Sound FM(Christian); and The Mix ("adultquality music"). A sixth appli-cation from Fresh FM wasrefused by the Authority becauseit was too late.

The last "regional" ILRlicence is being advertised for the

Central Scotland region. Theeight -year FM licence is for aservice expected to cover mostparts of Glasgow, Edinburgh andthe areas between. The specialistformat station is likely to reach apopulation of 2.3 million. Thedeadline for applications isAugust 31. A condition of allapplicants is that they should startbroadcasting before September 1,1994.

The Chiltern Radio groupwas re -awarded its licences forAM (Gold)/FM (EHR) services inLuton/Bedford and Northampton(Northants Radio) for a periodof eight years.

Midlands Radio's MerciaSound (Gold) was also re -

awarded its AM/FM franchise forCoventry, coming into effect onJanuary 1, 1995 for eight years.

A new ILR licence forScarborough was awarded toYorkshire Coast Radio. The FMpop service is expected tocommence broadcasting at theend of this year or early 1994.

The Authority has receivedone application each for re -

advertised licences in

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Peterborough and Dundee/Perthfrom the incumbent franchiseholders, (Mid Anglia Radio -Peterborough; Radio Tay-Dundee/Perth).

Existing AM and FM licencesfor Gloucester-currently held byChiltern Radio's Severn Soundand the AM/FM franchises heldby DevonAir Radio inExeter/Torbay-were put out totender earlier this month by theAuthority. Maiden City FM(proposed 'classic gold' format)was the sole applicant for the newLondonderry (Northern Ireland)ILR licence.

The Authority has shorted thelicence of ethnic broadcasterSunset Radio/Manchester by oneyear for providing "inaccurateinformation" in contravention ofthe station's licence. The licenceis now set to expire at the end ofthis year. The Authority wouldnot elaborate on the details of thelicence reduction, but sourcesalleged the station supplied theregulator with false informationconcerning its finances andmanagement structure.

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BELGIUMby Marc Maes

Europe 2 Belgique Sets SummerDate To Go Fully Operational

l'AEROSMITHPlans are in place to consolidateFrench ACE net Europe 2's Bel-gian operations this summer,branching into the southern halfof the country in September andsetting up full facilities for Bel-gian production. Launched innorth Belgium on January 4,Europe 2 currently has six sta-tions in the country-in Liege,Brussels, Charleroi, BraineL'Alleud, Ottignies and Mous-cron, with a seventh to follow inMons. Half of the network's pro-gramming is currently transmittedvia satellite from France, whilethe remainder is produced by thelocal affiliates.

Part of the plan includesbuilding new studio facilities,according to Europe 2 Belgiquenetwork manager Eric Degand,who cites investments of some

Bfr4 million (app. US$125.000)in new studio facilities inBrussels, to be opened June 1. Afirst studio will serve as a localproduction unit for the Brusselsregion, while the second willproduce national programmes fortransmission through PTT -linesto Europe 2 affiliates.

Degand says the net willtransmit a light-hearted "tran-sition" progr e between June1 and SepteMber 1, when the fullEurope 2 Belgique programmingwill be implemented. Everythingwill be produced in Brussels afterthat date, apart from a fewprogrammes, such as RichardBohringer's show "Qu'Elle EstBelle Ma Ville La Nuit," theEurope 2 concert series andperhaps the "Top Album" hostedby Nicolas Du Roy and Vally.There are also plans to includeitems such as MTV Europenews.

September will mark thebeginning of a massive promotioncampaign, via 300 large streetpanels and logo adverts on citybuses. The network will also bepromoted via the Fillipachiprinted media group in maga-zines, such as Paris Match andElle. Degand adds that Europe 2Belgique is also media partner (asin France) for France Gall'sconcerts in Brussels in Novem-ber. A launch party in Brusselsfor the media and advertisers isscheduled for September.

Says Degand, "We absolutelywanted to get Europe 2 Belgiquein the spotlight as a Belgianproduct. Advertisers are not keenon working with French net-works, although the stations cando without national advertisingcampaigns until September." Headds that the individual stationsare financed by local advertising.

Government Pays Off RNE DebtSPAINby Howell Llewellyn

The Spanish Government hasagreed to pay pubcaster RNE's1992 debt of Pta31 billion (app.US$270 million), and to providefunds to keep the stateduring 1993. The deal was signedlate April after two years of talksbetween the Ministry of Economyand public television broadcasterRTVE, which until now has

financed its radio sideTV advertising.

The introduction ot com-mercial and regional TV intoSpain three years ago has badlyhit RTVE's advertising revenue,and the state TV corporation has

of at least US$783million.

Under the new deal, news/talkRadio 5, the only RNE station toplay commercials, will cease todo so, while funds will be made

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Classic Hits 98FM Top In DublinIRELANDby Dermot) Hayes

Independent radio in Ireland hasconsolidated its national listener -ship, according to the latest inter-im market research figures pro-'duced by the Joint NationalListener Research (JNLR).

The survey shows local radio'snational listenership at 50%. whilethe national pubcaster stationsMOR. news/talk RTE 1 and 1FMcommand a combined nationallistenership of 71%, with 66% forRTE Radio 1 and 27% for 2FM.In the highly competetive Dublinradio market, ACE Classic Hits98FM has maintained its positionas the top music -based station inthe city, but commercial rivalACE FM 104 has increasedlistenership in a number of keydemographic areas.

Michael O'Keefe, chief execu-tive of the Independent Radioand Television Conunission(IRTC) comments, "Listenershipof local radio has now establisheditself at a very high level and

stations have shown that audiencesare being maintained through aconsistently high level of qualityprogramming."

In Cork city and county, com-mercial stations ACE 96FM/County Sound increased theirlistenership to 51% compared withRTE Radio l's 41%, MOR/gold2FM's 33% and ACE Cork89FM's 12%.

Reactions to the latest results,compiled by the Market Re-search Bureau of Ireland(MRBI) for the interim periodcovering October 1992 to March1993 have been mixed. The mostsignificant inroads in the Dublinarea in the under 35 demo weremade by FM 104, while 98FMdropped. Meanwhile Classic Hits98FM remains ahead in of bothRTE stations and FM104 in the15-44 demo.

Says Jeff O'Brien, PD andchief operation officer at 98FM,"We are delighted to be Dublin'snumber one music stations for thesixth consecutive survey."

CSA Annual Report ProposesLoosening Audience LimitsFRANCE

2#by David Roe

Broadcasting authority the CSAindicated its position on changesin radio legislation in its fourthannual report released during apress conference on May 5.

In its statement the CSArecommended a loosening ofcurrent ownership regulations toallow three national networks peroperator (rather than the currenttwo, with potential reaches of 30million and 15 million listeners,respectively), on the conditionthat only one network has accessto local advertising (no indicationof the audience limits). The movewas based on the belief that therecent trend towards concen-tration does not "threaten either

pluralism of information or thediversity of operators."

Two measures were suggestedin the report to deal with theeconomic problems facing localradio. One of the propositions isto limit the number of frequenciesattributed in a given geographicalzone, while the other was thepossibility of giving local stationstax breaks and preferential loans.

The CSA also proposed in itsreport to give the regional CSAs-CTR's more power. This, it

says, would minimise delays inattributing frequencies and thetime spent ensuring operatorsremain within the law. Originallyset up in 1989, the CTR's are atpresent only consultative. TheCSA, however, wishes to givethem the power to approve

changes in programmes, namesand transmitting sites, as well asto take necessary action whenoperators break the law.

The CSA also called to begranted the power to bypassnormal competition between can-didates for an available fre-quency, and in some cases toattribute the frequency to who-ever it feels can best fulfill theconditions. It was also suggestedthat the authorisations to broad-cast should be extended from fiveyears to seven years.

As an advisory and not anexecutive body the CSA has nopower to implement thesechanges, which are now beingconsidered by the Government.

MUSIC & MEDIA MAY 22,1993 7


RADIO PROMOTERS IN HOLLAND:

Making Do With What They've Got

ForumSimon Mol, Promotion Manager, Warner Music Netherlands

Dutch radio-and I'm limiting this to

national pop radio, Radio 3-received acompletely new look in October 1992.Now we have horizontal programming inwhich the seven broadcasters have fixedtimeslots every day five days a week, whiletwo of the broadcasters take over in theweekend, Veronica on Saturday and theTROS on Sunday. Before this change, air-play on the station was set up so that allbroadcasters had their own day to transmitprogramming on Radio 3.

Along with horizontal programmingcame the decision to work with one power -play record, first called "Alarmschijf,"changed to "Megabit" in February 1993.This change was the result of a decisionfrom Radio 3's programming staff to sup-port the chart organisation Stichting MegaTop 50 instead of the Stichting Neder-landse Top 40 (see M&M January 16).

This decision put an end to a number ofother Radio 3 powerplays-which included

the TROS "Paradeplaat", the NCRV"Favorietschijf," KRO's "Speciale Aan-bieding," VARA's "Parkeerschijf," theAVRO's "R(TV) Tip," "HollandseNieuwe" and Veronica's "Alarmschijf'.The result was a decrease in airplay for cer-tain records; some that used to be played anaverage of 10 times a day wouldn't beplayed at all anymore. These powerplayswere replaced at first by the A -list, a listput together by the broadcasters sharingRadio 3, consisting of 10 records (includ-ing the Megabit) which were to be played6-10 times a day. But coming to a mutualagreement appeared tcto difficult here aswell. Even more difficult than that was ful-filling the agreement, seeing that in realityonly a few of these records were actuallyheard more than three times a week.

The result was an enormous cutback ofnew talent in daytime programming. Nev-ertheless 40-50 new singles still appearevery week, and another 100 are in promo-

tion from weeks before. Because everyoneinvolved made their own choice, there arenow about 80-100 records that are playedless than four times a week!

This also didn't get any better whenthey realised that the A -list idea wasn'tworking. Instead, it was decided to chose10 records from the "Tip 30" (the bubblingunder list from the Mega Top 50), whichalso failed to work out as agreed airplaylevels were not completely reached.

Actually, the current format of Radio 3offers very little possibility for the DJs tomake free choices. In the meantime, theproblem now is not that there aren't enoughnew records played, but that there are toomany styles of new music being played,which in turn does not leave a lastingimpression.

Add to this the fact that two hours ofthe Radio 3 programming are spent everymorning on oldies and you really have toask yourself where the oldies from the '90sare being created. The Top 50 is for a largepart dominated by. trendy records anddance tracks, but those are not the oldiesthat will be remembered, so that shouldn'tbe the ones one should play. Be honest:Haddaway, Ace Of Base, Boy Krazy,Goodmen, Snow-are these the namesyou will remember in the future?

Yet all of this does not change the factthat, regardless of dropping listener rat-ings-although everyone starts waving

Keeping The Journalistic EdgeOn EHR Programming

Programme DirectorOf The Week

Markus Gilli, Radio 24, Switzerland

If anyone knows about Zurich -based Radio14's strengths and weaknesses, it is

Markus Gilli, who has worked at the sta-tion now for 13 years. And seeing thatEHR Radio 24 is the number one privatestation in the greater Zurich area, Gilli'sclaim that the strengths outweigh the weak-nesses seems a logical one.

Radio 24 captures 26% of the listenersin its target group of 15-29 years old, beat-ing its nearest competitor by a safe margin(Radio Z, with 17%). Public stations DRS3 and 1 are even further behind, with 10%each, according to the latest SRG listenersresearch.

Gilli believes a great amount of Radio24's success can be credited to the station'spriority for good journalism and its neutralstand. "In all modesty, we have a distinctprofessional claim," says Gilli. "We coverall relevant local, national and internationalstories faster and with more exclusivescoops. And above all, we are independent,critical and not committed to any particularinterest groups or political parties."

In addition to top coverage, Radio 24takes the news one step further, claims

Gilli. "We have a strong social commit-ment and have organised charity operationsfor Bosnia, Rumania, the Kurds in northernIraq and regions of Africa where people arestarving," he adds.

Gilli's emphasis on news isn't surpris-ing. He started his career in 1980 as newseditor for the station, moving up to head ofnews before becoming programme direc-tor.

"Our view is first and foremost journal-istic," he adds, "be it in politics or music.We also have a feeling of familiarity and aclose relationship with our listeners."

Although news may be a key factor inthe success story of Radio 24, Gilli is alsoaware of music's role in the station. To bet-ter serve' its audience, Radio 24 changed itsprogramming two years ago, now playinghits from the last 30 years during daytimeprogramming. "For us, 'new' isn't first pri-ority anymore; we make our choice accord-ing to the reactions of our listeners tosongs."

Radio 24 will also start using the Selec-tor in its music programming this year,from 06:00-09.00. "That way the music

mix is better and the flow of the sound isoptimal," claims Gilli. In a typical hour,Radio 24 listeners could hear songs includ-ing Brian Adams Summer Of 69, BeatlesEleanor Rigby, Charles & Eddie Would /Lie To You, Jimmy Cliff You Can Get It IfYou Really Want, Eagles Hotel California,Polo Hofer Giggerig, Michael JacksonDon't Stop 'Till You Get Enough, ErosRamazzotti Cose Della Vita, Roots Syndi-cate Mocking Bird Hill, Bob Seger AgainstThe Wind, Bruce Springsteen Glory Daysand Tina Turner The Best.

Gilli has no complaints concerningRadio 24's contacts with record companies."Since we are the distinct leader in radiobroadcasting in the region of Zurich, wehave the opportunity to conduct a goodnumber of interviews with the top stars inentertainment." Gilli adds, however, thatthis has little effect on the selection ofrecords played on Radio 24. "Those deci-sions are made solely by the DJs with noinfluence whatsoever from the record com-panies."

Since private radio was legalised fiveyears ago in Switzerland, Gilli claims theradio situation is much more relaxed. How-ever, other problems are now surfacing."What concerns me most is the lack of aclear distinction between programme andadvertising in private radio. We would verymuch like the legislators to punish viola-tions of the law. This is a most urgent mat-ter, above all when political groups of allkinds pay for broadcast time." Mary Weller

their market shares when they hear thisword-Radio 3 still has the greatest influ-ence on the record -buying public. But forhow long? With the FM frequencies to bedivided by the minister ahead of us, thecommercial stations will demand an as ofyet unpredictable piece of the pie. Untilthat time has come, radio promotion peoplewill have to make do with what they've got.

NewsmakersFRANCE: Stephan Fernandes hastaken over responsibility of specialisedpress relations for Warner Music.

FRANCE: Jean -Michel Gaignard hasjoined Skyrock as director of develop-ment. Gaignard comes from Cherie FM,where he occupied the same position.

FRANCE: Melir Malinsky has left theposition of special marketing manager atSony Music to join Sony ElectronicPublishing Company. He will bereplaced by Jean -Luc Lavignette fromArcade.

ITALY: RobertoBiglia, marketingmanager atPhonogram, hasbeen promoted tomarketing direc-tor of the divi-sion.

NORWAY: Kalle Lisberg has beenappointed programme director at nationalradio station P4 due to start in Septem-ber. Lisberg worked at NRK between1975 and 1987, and has also been direc-tor of information at publishing companyCappelen.

SWEDEN: Sanji Tandan has beenappointed deputy MD of Warner Music,starting June 1. He returns to Sweden,where he was MD of MetronomeRecords until 20 months ago. Tandanwill be replaced at Magnet by MarkDean, who was worked as A&R managerat MCA Records in the US.

SWEDEN: PolyGram restructured itsmarketing department on May 1. Fromnow on it will be organised as follows:Phonogram/London label group: StefanAndreasson-artist marketing manager;Annika Rabe-promotion manager.Polydor label group (including A&M,Motown): Marko Soderstrom-artistmarketing manager; Karin Lund-pro-motion manager.

UK: Former EMI Classics Internationalmanager Yehuda Shapiro has joinedVirgin Retail Europe as marketingdirector.

UK: ILR station Pirate FM102/Plymouthhas changed its line-up of DJs. JonathanMorell presents the breakfast show,Duncan Warren will host the morningshow from 10.00 every day, Tony Jamestakes over from 14.00 - 18.00, whileJane Friggens presents the "PirateCruise" show from 18.00 every evening.

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Over the years, Siena -born Gianna Nannini has built up aninternational musical career full of hits and highlights. Withintelligent, provocative, but always sensitive lyrics. often thecause of reaction and debate in Italy. Gianna has captivatedEurope with compositions ranging from emotionally chargedballads to blistering rock, including internationals hits such asAmerica, Latin Lover. Bello e Impossibile. Profumo, I Maschiand Sorridi.She has composed music for films (Bernardo Bertolucci's"Sconcerto Rock"), acted (the role of Titiana in Oscar winnerGabriele Salvatore's musical version of "A MidsummerNight's Dream"), worked with some of Europe's mostrenowned directors on her numerous videos (MichelangeloAntonioni, Dieter Meier, Hannes Rossacher and RudiDolezal). performed at many of Europe's most importantfestivals (Roskilde, Montreux, Rock am Ring, etc). andparticipated in numerous international media events("Rockpallast," "Peter's Pop Show" and the World MusicVideo Awards) as well as the opening ceremony for the 1990football world championships, where she made her debutwith Edoardo Bennato on the games's official theme song.Following 1991's live retrospective album and feature-length

video Giannissima and the ensuing Scaru.3,..:-prima donna of rock was tired and exhaus7ed ;istwanted to get away fora while. She flew to ;Tned withher curiosity and a digital tape recordc- peace_quiet and pure nature. What sne founri ofHdina

society. so simple and pure that it sheexplains. This experience had a on Gianna'sperception of her own rootsBack in her native Thscany.s-,e d,sco,,,r.-red not only thebeauty of individual so.Jrid:: but ice nature in which shegrew up. The resuitIn(j a.;b; X Forza e X Amore readslike her personal diary of these specii sounds. The single loSenza Te-the CD insert in this week's issue of M&M-forinstance features Gianna's recordings of crickets chirpingtheir mesmerizing song. These unexpected guest backingvocalists give the sultry ballad the unmistakable feel of a hotsummer night.lo Senza Te, which Gianna sings with clenched fists, a grinon her face and a lump in her throat, is backed with the radioversion of the ionoclastic rocker Radio Baccano ("RadioLoud"). which features interludes by Italy's star rapperJovannotti.

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Seriza Te has been choSen as the lead singfe In mostterritories. while in Italy Radio Baccano has been made theA -side, inspiring the country's most popular radio stationRadio Italia Solo Musica Italiana to change its name intoRadio Baccano for 24 hours in April. Both tracks arecurrently scoring encouraging airplay in the GSA territoriesand Italy respectively.On X Forza e X Amore Nannini not only uses uniquesounds --and even parts of a sampled statement by formerUSSR president Gorbachev, which Gianna recorded duringa coincidental encounter in an elevator in Buenos Aires-butalso integrates elements of the traditional Italian folk style ascan be heard on Tira Tira, On the hard rocking trackLamento Nannini takes up the funeral prayer of the widow ofthe police man who died during the fatal assault on judgeGiovanni Falcone last year, while the pop -oriented Bell'Arnica is a call to women to become more self-critical and toreject banal role models.Co -produced with David M. Allen (of Cure -fame). this albumis sonic delight. Forza! Come on you programmers, play loSenza Te and admit Gianna is Giannissima.

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Foly's Jazz Sound WinningOver Radio

With just two albums, Virgin act LianeFoly has made her mark, establishingherself as one of the top sellers in Francewith a music strongly influenced by jazz.Her new album, Les Petites Notes, isanother major step in a career that shouldinstall her among the small list of leadingcontinental acts.

Last December, after long negotia-tions and speculation, Foly-who hadswitched management from XavierDubuc to Francis Kertekian, formerMD of record company Just 'In-resigned from Virgin, a company thathad been goingthrough variouschanges in the wakeof the acquisitionby EMI. FabriceNataf, the formerVirgin Recordspresident who hadsigned Foly to thelabel in the late'80s, had left thecompany torelaunch the Voguelabel, and Virginwas run by a dualmanagement com-prised of PatrickZelnik and Emma-nuel de Buretel,MD of Virgin'spublishing affiliate.

"I think whatto re-sign with us wasn't

the financial aspect. but her faith in thefuture of the company and the confi-dence in the new team," notes De Bure-tel.

For De Buretel, resigning Foly wasalso a challenge and a message to the restof the industry. "It was important for usto re-sign her," he admits. "Her firstalbum sold 17.000 copies and her sec-ond, Reve Orange, over half -a -million.Virgin had put a lot of energy behindreaching these results. She was free ofcontract and there had been so manychanges here that it was a great victory toshow that we could hold on to ourartists."

The album was released on May 4while the first single, Doucement, wasshipped on April 13 and serviced to radiostations on March 25. De Buretel saysthe target for this album is to "reach atleast the same level as the previous one."

As with the previous two albums, the11 songs were composed by pianistAndre Manoukian-responsible forFoly's jazz touch-with Foly writing thelyrics with Philippe Vinnet.

The album was co -produced byManoukian and Allioum Ba. "Ba hasbrought something new to her style,especially on upbeat tracks," says DeBuretel. "With the first single, we con-centrate on Foly as a jazz ballad singer.The second single will be more up -tempo, and will hopefully reach a

younger public."The marketing plan included adver-

tising spots in early May on all MediaControl radio stations and a 10 -secondTV spot, broadcast on France's main TVchannels.

Forthcoming events include a show-case in June in FNAC's biggest store in

Paris, where Foly will perform a fewtunes from her album, as well as somejazz standards. The showcase is due to berecorded and a 3 -track sampler will bereleased next October and given away inall FNAC stores to all the buyers of thealbum. Foly will tour in France and out-side from mid -1993 to 1994.

Radiowise, De Buretel says that notonly does the first single have the sup-port of the full -service stations, but it isalso scoring on Media Control FM net-works. "We're trying to reach all the dif-ferent radio stations," he comments.

Europe 2 musicdirector ChristianSavigny considersthe album "classyand sophisticated."Comments Savi-gny, "There is a lot

of work behind that.She has made a lotof improvementsand sings betterthan ever. Theapproach and thematerial is muchmore surprisingthan her previousalbum." The albumwas presented tothe listeners on theweekend of May 1by Foly herself,with interviews

every two hours and ending with a jazzprogramme co -hosted by Foly. Rouen -based regional EHR network RVS pro-gramme director Michael Bourgeoisconsiders the album "one of the bettersurprises of the season. It's a splendidalbum. She has a wonderful voice andthe production is first rate." Bourgeoisadmits the single "is not very easy toplay on FM, but there are a lot of goodthings in the album that will find someroom in our playlist."

The second leg of the plan will startin September with the internationalrelease. As opposed to the strategy set upby Columbia for Patricia Kaas, wherethe same album will be released through-out the world, Virgin has decided to pro-duce two different records, one for theFrancophone countries and one for therest of the world. Foly is currentlyrecording English versions of 70% of thealbum's material. The lyrics of her songswill be adapted by Peter Kingsberry,former member of the duo Cock Robin.Supervision of the production will be inthe hands of Mike Pela, whose creditsinclude Sade's albums.

Comments Mireille Roulet, in

charge of the international developmentsof Virgin local catalogue, "First we'llrelease it in the Francophone countries-Belgium, Switzerland, Canada andFrance. We'll stick to these territoriesuntil next September, when the interna-tional album will be available. It willthen be released in most territories, notonly European but also in Japan andKorea."

Adds De Buretel, "This album is aninternational priority for Virgin and thenew structure set up in London to devel-op European acts is very ambitious."

Emanuel Legrand

NEW RELEASESSinglesLOUIS BERTIGNACOubliez-Moi - ColumbiaPRODUCER: Tony ViscontiBertignac was the lead guitar player forTelephone, France's leading rock band ofthe '80s. After two solo albums with Vir-gin, he has a new record company,Columbia, and a new album. Oubliez-Moiis the first single and it sounds like arevival of T-Rex's Get It On. Which is notsurprising as Visconti was one of thecraftsmen of Bolan's sound.

JERoME DAHANSexe Foible - PhonogramPRODUCER: Jean -Philippe Reza/Jerome Dahan

Jerome DahaA new actwhose futurelooks bright,based on thequality andoriginality ofthis dance-able singletaken fromthe epony-mous album.

Worth noticing is that mixes are by TonyVisconti, a guarantee for a sharp sound.

PETER KRONERJe Te Regarde Quand Tu Dors La Nuit- Vogue

PRODUCER: Vincent Marie BouvotKroner is the first French act signed byFabrice Nataf, president of the Voguelabel. His first single is a mid -tempo lovesong. in which he raps and sings on most-ly acoustic arrangements. It's fresh andraises the interest for more.

MR KURIAKINLe Sommeil - BarclayPRODUCER: Paco Rodriguez/Jean LabbeFormer member of the disbanded groupGamine, Rodriguez has created a newband with a bunch of friends. Instead ofthe gloomy, dark music of Gamine, MrKuriakin's first album Demain Je Vole isfun, wild and percussion -oriented. Le

sommeil has a very catchy melody. Its aperfect song to drink to and sing alongwith.

AlbumsJIMMY JAYLes Cool Sessions - VirginPRODUCER: Jimmy JayUndoubtedly one of the most interestingmusical projects to emerge from theFrench rap scene. Jimmy Jay is MCSolaar's DJ, and was the mastermind increating his mid -tempo sound. This timeJimmy Jay site the cockpit, surrounded bya new generation of rappers-includingthe master Solaar himself for an excellentEt Dieu Cria l'Homme. Virgin Franceclaims never to have had such an enthusi-astic answer from its different affiliates torelease the album. Radio programmerswho wish to cross new borders should lis-ten to these sessions.

LITTLE BOBLost Territories - EMIPRODUCER: Jeff EyrichLittle Bob-his real name is RobertoPiazza-has been around since the early'70s but has never been fashionable. He

has always played rock 'n' roll, sung inEnglish, delivered energetic shows andmade too many albums that didn't capturehis vital live energy. But now he's backwith EMI, and delivers one of his mostconvincing albums. Production, titles andmusicians are first rate. A perfect con-tender for a European crossover.

NATIVENative - AriolaPRODUCER: Fred VersaillesNative consists of two beautiful sisters,Chris and Laura Mayne, who do sing,mind you, and do it fantastically well witha mix of soul and R&B songs. The mate-rial they sing to is not always to the level,but they would convince even a blindradio programmer of their skills, provid-ing he is not deaf.

LES OCCIDENTAUXLes Occidentaux - WeekendPRODUCER: Calum MalcomLes Occidentaux ("The Westerners"), aduo from Angers, confess a passion forJoe Zawinul, Debussy, Ravel, RobertWyatt, David Sylvian and Scottish bandThe Blue Nile-from which they haveborrowed Calum Malcom as producer.Mix all these influences, add upfront key-boards, slow poppy ballads, intriguingmelodies and stylish poetry-thoughoften obscure and pretentious-and youwill find a pleasant surprise.

SOON E MCRap, Jazz, Soul - EMIPRODUCER: Seeq/J-M Poulet/ J -F Delcour

Consumers won't be taken by surprise; thetitle of this album says everything. In thefootsteps of MC Solaar, French "cool" rapis showing increasing strength. Soon EMC, who has been working with Solaar,shows in this album that although he hasbeen inspired by Solaar, he has developeda talent of his own. Key songs areWatchy, Wadcha and Elucider CeMystere. Released in most European terri-tories, Soon E MC is another name towatch.

BLONDE AMERBlonde Amer - ChrysalisPRODUCER: Martin RushentFirst local signing of the born-againChrysalis label in France, Blonde Amer isa powerful trio playing basic straightfor-ward rock. Singer Jerome Santelli haspleasant voice and most of the songs arcmid -tempo guitar driven, as heralded iii

the first single Si Jamais. This barkshould find room on Adult Rock rad!,stations.

DANIEL SEFFPrevenez Les Anges - Chandelle/FNAC Music

PRODUCER: Francis Cabrel/Gerard BikialoAt first, listeners may get the impressionthey are listening to an album by Canadian artist Daniel Lanoisp, arranged by French star Cabrel. Theconnection with Cabrel is obvious, as hehas produced the album (musically andfinancially on his label Chandelle), com-posed some of the tracks and also playedguitar and some vocals. Nonetheless, acareful hearing shows the originality ofSeffs style, a musician who has beenaround for some time. Those who likeCabrel will enjoy the trip, and the othershave the opportunity to discover a solidtalent.



French Indies Staying Creative In The '90sFrench independent producers play a key

role in the development of new local acts andin the diversity of the creative process, but

face crucial exposure problems, asEmmanuel Legrand reports.

French indies are as diverse as the market itself. Theyrange from the mini -major with a distribution service andall the departments of a record company to a one-manoperation. Their turnover can vary from a few hundredfrancs to close to Ffr250 million (app. US$46 million)and they cover all styles-rock, jazz, "chanson," worldmusic, dance and classic.

There are believed to be over 400 French labels andindependent production companies. A close look atFrench charts shows that independents production com-panies regularly account for some 25% of the albums andsingles charted. Needless to say they play an importantrole in the cre-ativity process.

Dance spe-cialist ScorpioMusic presidentHenri Belolo,(producer in the'70s of VillagePeople and cur-rently number 1

in the Frenchcharts with 2Unlimited), is

one of the lead-ing French independents. He is currently very active intrying to set up an organisation combining the majority ofFrench indies. He considers that "creation is basically avirtue of independents."

"It's our only chance for survival," he adds. "Take alook at Music & Media's European charts and evaluatethe share of indie products. They represent almost 45% ofthe total charts. Independents are more creative thanever."

But for Belolo, apart from the tough times, the mainproblem faced by producing local repertoire is the lack ofexposure. Comments Belolo, "It's getting very difficultfor radio stations to play new acts. The main radio net-works are not starters, so indies tend to rely on the localstations, which are also getting more and more selective.In the system we are living in, without media exposurethere is little chance to get retail exposure."

This pressure is felt even stronger by "small" indies,such as rock label Boucherie. founded during the mid -'80s by Francois Hadji-Lazarro, singer. composer. ver-satile musician, band leader and label manager. Its rosterincludes about a dozen acts, such as Pigalle. GarconsBouchers, Roadrunners and Niominka-Bi.

Boucherie international director Luc Natali puts itthis way, "We have the time to let our acts develop on thelong term, but we feel the pressure of the time, workingin a system where every investment is important."

The same urgency applies to radio, concedes Natali,saying, "Now, with the system set up by the majors, air-play is automatically linked to marketing campaigns inassociation with radio stations. It is not rare to spendFfr400.000 in a marketing campaign. With this money,we can produce four albums.

"The radio situation has become a catastrophe for us.We still work with the 400 stations that count, from thesmall local non-profit station to RTL, and it's gettingtougher. We stopped sending records to the national net-works. We are looked at by these people as extraterrestri-als and with disdain. TV shows are closed to our artistsand its getting harder to get press attention. The onlything left is concerts."

Natali jokes. "I hear a lot of major companies sayinghow wonderful playing live is to develop new acts. Wehaven't waited for that.

"Take a look at Mano Negra. They started with us,toured a lot and sold 20.000 units in six months. [ManoNegra then left Boucherie to sign with Virgin]. I'm notsure you can do the same on a major label. What's theinterest of investing over Ffr3 million on a new act whenyou know that you will hardly recoup your investment?"

Nonetheless, Natali says he is not jealous or bitterwhen acts switch from indies to major companies. "It'sthe name of the game; we are the first step in a process.I'm not shocked when it happens, but I seriously questionthe attitude of the majors when at the same time theyhave a commercial policy that has led to the disappear-ance of independent retailers who were the first outletswhere new acts could be exposed."

Last year, Boucherie switched distribution to FNACMusic after years with PolyGram, via a licensing dealwith Island signed three years ago. This transfer high-lighted the current lack of alternative distribution compa-nies. These past years two of France's top distributors,Carrere and Vogue. were taken over, respectively, byWEA and BMG.

FNAC Music, created in the beginning of 1991 byretail giant FNAC with the ambition to become "theFrench major," has emerged as one of the key indepen-dent distributors through its distribution arm WMD and

"[The challenge is] trying to prove that there canbe a real French record company that can notonly produce French and Francophone music butalso combine artists, producers and labels whofeel they share a same goal."

FNAC Music General Manager Yves Bigot

production company. In 1992. FNAC Music acquiredNew Rose, the leading independent rock distributor inFrance set up 10 years ago, in order to offer a dual distri-bution system.

Yves Bigot, general manager of FNAC Music, saysthe challenge is "trying to prove that there can be a realFrench record company that can not only produce Frenchand Francophone music but also combine artists, produc-ers and labels who feel theyshare a same goal." Bigotsays he is motivated by twoelements: "being an alterna-tive to the majors" and "cre-ating a strong local cata-logue. The answer is to becreative, attractive, releasethe best records and belucky."

What Bigot pleads for isto strengthen the creativeinput of independents. Hestates. "!Sow here is it writ-ten that major companieshave to produce nationalacts. They do it and do itwell. But they could just aswell stick to their interna-tional repertoire. Therefore,it remains essential thatindependent people contin-ue to produce and developlocal acts."

Currently, the roster ofthe label includes Frenchacts Hubert -Felix Thie-faine, Nino Ferrer, rockact Kat Onoma. sax playerManu Dibango and half -a -dozen acts from FrenchCanadian province Quebec(Carole Laure, RobertCharlebois, Laurence Jal-bert, Jean Leloup, Michel Rivard).

FNAC Music has also signed some internationalartists for the world, such as Willy de Ville, KevinAyers, Moon Martin and reggae star Linton KwesiJohnson.

Comments Bigot, "We are starting up at the worstmoment as the market is facing a deep recession. We thenhave to add to that the natural tendency from our corn -

Mono Negra [Virgin] started off on the indie lobe/Boucherie

petitors to put some pressure to limit our development,because if we increase our market share, we can do itonly at the expense of others. It is not an easy task, but itmakes the challenge even more exiting.

"As a new record company, we can't rely on cata-logue. We can't rely on products which have already beenrecouped on other territories, and we don't have anyexchange products. It is easier to get some radio airplayfor a new French artists when you can offer in exchangesome Michael Jackson or Madonna. But for a companylike mine, what can we offer?"

For Bigot, indies still have a lot of room to developgiven the way major companies are run. He says, "Indiescan be very good in creative niches where the majorsdon't go, either real Franco -French popular products orspecialised styles where they don't compete with majors.Take a look at two of the biggest hits of these pastyears-apart from their artistic value -the "Lambada" orJordy. Both products were conceived by indies. Majorsmight be able to distribute these products, but can hardlyproduce them."

One label that has found one of these niches is ABProductions, which now claims to be the leading inde-pendent record producer in France, now that Trema hasone foot in Sony Music's empire, since the label sold a15% stake to the major. AB refuses to present the finan-cial evidence of it, but there are good reasons to believeit's true. AB is owned by Claude Berda and Jean -LucAzoulay, and has been a constant talk -of -the -town, bothfor its successes and for its controversial promotionalmethods.

AB Productions has three different labels, all of themmanaged by Jean -Michel Fava. former A&R of CBSand general manager of BMG. AB releases such popularacts as Dorothee-who hosts a daily TV programme onprivate channel TF1-and Helene, star of the soap opera"Helene Et Les Garcons."

Two years ago, AB created a new label, Pense A Moi,in partnership with Fava, home of acts such as JeanneMas-hugely popular in the mid -'80s and who has suf-fered a drastic set back from the public-or Koko Athe-

ba. AB has recently set up ajoint venture with DSB torepresent the German labelin France. "It is our reservoirof international talent," com-ments Fava, who knewDSB's founder [and currentMCA Music EntertainmentInternational president] Jor-gen Larsen from the CBSdays.

AB has often been criti-cised for cashing in on theTV exposure of its mainacts, producing "soapmusic" and not really con-tributing to the best of whatFrance can deliver. "I amnot ashamed to producepopular music," claimsFava. "I think there'll alwaysbe a need for traditionalpopular chanson. Most ofthe people don't buy recordsin record stores, they buythem in supermarkets. And80% of our public goes tohypermarkets. This is wherewe have chosen to be."

Fava concedes that "it isas difficult for me as for anyother label to get radioexposure. The recordsreleased on AB are not

played by the FM stations, but strangely, when they do alive show, they always call for our acts. But I think it's amistake. I can't imagine that the kids who watch Heleneon TV are the same ones who listen to NRJ.

"When I like an act, or when it fits with our public'staste, we give it a chance. We are today one of the rareindependents that have the luxury to work that way."

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Leading Networks Fine -Tune FormatsThe extent to which radio still plays a vital role in people'slives, indeed in the cultural life of a nation, is demonstrat-ed by the recent public outcry over programme changes at

RNE 2, Spain's public classical music station.Described as "minor adjustments"

in order to increase listenership (SeeM&M April 24). the move has

prompted a flood of letters to the edi-tors of leading newspapers, debateabout the role of public radio in soci-ety and protests which culminated in apetition signed by 100 prominentSpanish intellectuals calling for thechanges to be rescinded and for theresignation of the recently appointeddirector of the station, Adolfo Gross,who, along with director of RNEDiego Carcedo, instigated the alterna-tions. The affair has reached the

uppermost echelons of government, asleaders of the protest met with Spain'svice-president Narcis Serra.

The debate surrounding what

many see as an outright attack on cul-ture and the public welfare, though anextreme case, raises many issues atthe heart of the transformations whichradio is undergoing-not just in Spainbut throughout Europe-as puhli,radio responds to pressures 0,,i, ,1;Jvate stations, changes in broadcast lawand the disappearance of borders.

Ever more rigid and specialisedformats, the ratio of domestic to inter-national music aired, and the mannerin which public radio should respondto the diverse and profound changes inbroadcasting are problems that reachfar beyond the question of whethercutbacks in the amount of Baroquemusic on a morning show underminethe function of a public station. The privates too are confrontingthese issues on a daily basis, and it's they who are defining moreand more just how the panorama of radio in Europe will look inthe coming years.

Principales. We're going for another audience." Their plan,called "Programa Diez" ("Programme 10"), is to introduce moreclassics-both Spanish and international-but with a definitefocus on Anglo-American artists. "We want to introduce music

music is beginning to be heard now in the rest of Europe, andthere is more demand here at home."

Expansion continues at Top FM despite the crisis. Like Cade-na Dial, which has just added 13 new stations to its network, Top

will have 20 by the end of the year,and another 10 at the end of 1994,making a total of 30.

COPE's new EHR net Cadena100 completes its first year thismonth amid the general downturn.Acknowledges director RafaelRevert. "The disquiet provoked bythe recession has impelled everyoneinvolved to take stock and search fornew ideas and solutions to theimpasse. There is a lot of change, alot of activity in the sector. The audi-ence wants good music, and also thesecurity of knowing what kind ofmusic they're going to hear when theytune into a particular station. Andthat's the direction radio is taking-tobecome clearer and more distinct."

Among Cadena 100's innovationsare a series of music news bulletinswhich it began broadcasting inMarch. The five-minute spots will beaired four times daily. The station hasa 100 -song playlist, with approxi-mately 20% devoted to domestic

product.In a radio market where just two

cities-Madrid and Barcelona-rep-resent 60% of potential listeners, it iseasy to see that strict formats are theonly answer to cohabitation and sur-% ival. And in the near future evenmore frequencies will be distributedby Spain's autonomous (regional)"ovemments, though, as Top FM'sMarchant notes, something must be

done to regulate the many municipal and local stations whichalready operate without licenses. These are some of the issuesfacing Spanish radio as the dream year of 1992 recedes into thepast and reality settles firmly in. Terry Berne

Spanish Majors ConfrontTwo events in the first part of 1993 have momentarily

distracted music industry thoughts away from Spain'sdeepening economic crisis. The first was the acquisition

in January by Warner Music of independent record com-pany DRO for a reported Ptal billion, thus filling the onlyremaining vacancy in the network of national companies

the multinational owns throughout Europe.The second event was the release and immediate suc-

cess of "Astronomia Razonable," the new album by popgroup El Ultimo De La Fila, which one month after its

release by EMI-Hispavox on March 1 has sold over300.000 copies and reached number 27 on M&M's Top

100 Albums chart.Coming at a time of diminishing sales and general pes-

simism in all sectors of Spanish society following the opti-mism and even euphoria of 1992 these two events seem

almost emblematic.DRO was an independent company created from the

artistic ferment of the so-called "movida," the importantrenaissance of culture which took place in Madrid andother cities at the beginning of he '80s. a decade which

also caw the rapid and uncontrolled expansion of Spain'seconomy. DR() also grew rapidly, merging in 1984 withfellow independent GASA, and later buying yet anotherindie, Twins. The combined labels held the fruit of the

country's rich new crop of pop -rock artists and as itturned out, was itself ripe for the picking.

That Warner's purchase should coincide with whatmany in the industry consider to be not only an economic

crisis but a creative one as well is significant. As the

Crisisagreement appears to leave DRO with ample artistic free-

dom, the move may represent a first step toward artisticrenovation within the multinationals, something that

almost everyone agrees is necessary.But despite the rather bleak picture painted by record

sales and the scarcity of new, original and exciting talent,there are several promising newcomers, as well as quality

offerings from some veteran groups. And that is wherethe importance of the second event resides. El Ultimo DeLa Fila represents the positive side of Spanish pop, bothfrom an economic standpoint and an artistic one, and

their present success offers the entire industry reason forrelief and even celebration. If very few Spanish acts havebeen able to maintain their previous sales levels, the endof 1992 did finally see the long expected turnaround in

the ratio of vinyl and CD sales. The newer format finallyovertook vinyl in Spain, with sales of 18 million units, anincrease of five million over the previous year, comparedwith less than 10 million for the LP. These figures, how-ever, do not reflect music sales, as much of the increasewas due to the use of the CD as a promotional tool. Andwith about 40Ci of the market, cassettes are still he most

important soundcarrier in Spain.Ca.sal. Miguel Bose. Joaquin Sabina, Heroes Del

Silencio, Sergio Dolma, Los Manolos, Alejandro San;.Rosario. Celtas Conos, Presuntos lmplicados, Amistades

Peligrosas, Ole Ole, Seguridad Social, Mikel Erentxunand, of course, Mecano are just some of the reasons that

the Spanish record industry also has reason for confi-dence despite its own worst fears.

Raised EarsRadio in Spain is suffering from the crisis, though there are

areas of growth. Listenership overall increased slightly to nearly18 million a day during the first quarter of 1993, though the con-ventional News/Talk format seemed the main beneficiary ofthese new listeners to the detriment of pop music networks whichdeclined slightly. The real news may be continued audienceinterest in domestic music if SER's all -Spanish Cadena Dial'simpressive 12% increase in the same quarter is any indication.

Reyes Mateo, sub -director of the net which now registerswell over a million listeners, attributes the increase to several fac-tors. "The trend is definitely toward the narrowing of formats,"she argues, "toward the American model. We found a vacuum inwhat was offered, and we're attempting to fill it. Also, there hasbeen a change to listening habits with the coming of democracyand the proliferation of FM stations over the last 8-10 years. Peo-ple were accustomed to change stations quite often to find themusic or programme theywanted to hear. Now theyare much more apt to staywith one station."

She also thinks the

period when people felt astrong need to followAnglo-American trendsand tastes is passing. Thephilosophy of the station,apart from its all -Spanishformat, is that songs countmore than artists. Andthough it has its core artists which are played twice an hour-Julio Iglesias, Luis Cobos, Rocio Jurado are examples-Cade-na Dial will play songs by acts such as Luz Casal or El UltimoDe La Fila if they fit the station's formula. "The most importantthing is respect for the music: that you play each song until theend, that you identify it and that you don't talk over it."

At the other end of the spectrum entirely is EHR net OndaCero Musica, not yet two years old, which at the moment ranksfifth among the major pop nets. Francisco Valentin, as of April2 the new network director, asserts, "We want to be completelydifferent from the other stations. Spanish music and music aimedat a young audience is already well served by [EHR] Los 40

"Formats will establishthemselves in a moreclearly defined manner inthe future, especially asregards dayparts."

40 Principales DirectorLuis Merino

into Spain," he says, "that is on the top of the charts in the USthat we think will work here."

Valentin believes that quality is still what ultimately attractslisteners to a particular station. "The listener knows when a songdoes not fit a programme, or when it is played solely for com-mercial reasons. Spaniards are by and large well educated aboutmusic. If the record company believes in the product, and the DJalso believes in it, and if the listener trusts the DJ then he willalso believe in the station as a whole."

Valentin points out that among the majors, formats are nowall very clear with distinct publics. so although there is competi-tion as far as advertising goes, at the musical level it is fairlystratified.

Taking Advantage Of The RecessionLuis Merino. director Los 40 Principales. still way out front

with just under three million listeners a day, thinks that evenmore specialisation is on the way. "Formats will establish them-selves in a more clearly defined manner in the future, especiallyas regards dayparts," maintains Merino. He believes competitionis good for the public when narrower formats result.

He offers an interesting perspective on the retession. "From apurely business view-point the crisis can be apositive thing in someways for an industryleader," he reflects."Advertising can movefrom a more costlymedium, such as TV, toa less costly one, such asradio."

The station has

launched an ambitiouscampaign, supported by

the Spanish authors rights organisation SGAE and Coca-Cola ofSpain, to promote Spanish acts via a series of concerts at univer-sities throughout the country. Called "Campus Rock," the projec-t's intention is to reactivate the domestic concert scene, which isexperiencing one of its worst moments in recent memory.

Top FM PD Raul Marchant agrees that radio is headed formore specialisation. "Formats at the major stations continue tooverlap," he insists, "and we've got to close the angle even fur-ther to reach the public we truly want to reach." The station isincreasing the amount of domestic music aired to as much as80% from the current 60% ratio. "We need to return to musicwith roots in Spain if we're to revive the panorama. Spanish

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COPE, one of the leadingeuropean radio networkswishes its radio -formula ahappy birthday.

For a year now, 62 stationsof Cadena Cien have beenprogramming the best musicfrom around the world, 24hours a day, via satellite, forlistening pleasure throughoutspain.

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Majors Planning SummerEuro Promotion Blitz

Spanish music continues to make slow,but steady, headway into the countries

north of its borders.

1993 should consolidate and increase Spain'sreach, though there is almost unanimous agree-ment that Europe is a hard nut to crack for thecountry's artists and that patience is the secondrequisite for any potential success. The first, ofcourse, is good music.

Says Warner Music international exportmanager Yann Barbot, "When we export ourmusic, we're also exporting the image of Spain.Music is able to do that on a very popular level.But success at home does not mean you havean exportable commodity. You must have goodsongs, good produc-tion and a goodvideo is now veryimportant, as is a

well -written andpresented biogra-phy, which is reallythe first tool of anycampaign. A strongconcept is alsoimportant for ex-porting an artist."

Warner islaunching newalbums by two of its most important artists thismonth: overnight sensation Alejandro Sanz,whose debut album two years ago sold some700.000 copies just in Spain; and Miguel Bose,whose expanding film career has added to hisalready considerable fame as a singer. TheSanz album will be released Europe -wide inSeptember after campaigns here and in LatinAmerica, where he is assured broad success.Bose's Under The Sign Of Cain will be

released in both Spanish and English versions.Seguridad Social, signed to Warner's new

acquisition DRO, is a rock group from Valen-cia who have toured in France and receivedsome airplay there. The band has a new album,which has already entered the Spanish charts.The two members who form the hit band Dun-can Dhu have also released separate albums onDRO-Mike( Erentxun and Cabaret Pop-though they will continue to perform as a duo.

"To educate, cajole, convince and seduceso that the album is released, marketed, pro-moted and supported," is how BMG Ariolainternational exploitation manag-er Sandra Rotondo describeswhat must be done in order torelease national product in anoth-er country. As part of the teamthat has made Mecano Spain'sbiggest act both at home andabroad, she ought to know. "Youhave to coordinate promotion anddevelop a pan-European strategywhich takes into considerationnot only countries but regions,languages and markets. Thequestion is not just to release therecord. You have to project theartist into that new arena."

That's just what she will be doing soon withthe new Juan Luis Guerra album Areito. Themelodic, danceable music of Guerra, from theCaribbean island of Santo Domingo, is alreadywell-known throughout Europe, most notablyin the Benelux. The current campaign will alsofocus on Germany and Italy.

La Noche De La Rumba, a collection of hitsplus new songs is the latest offering from LosManolos, whose version of All My Loving iscertainly one of the most memorable Fab Fourcovers ever.

For Polydor marketing manager CarlosBorrallo, one of the results of the crisis hasbeen that with the release of fewer albums,newer trends and artists are less catered to. Hebelieves this is true across the board, not just at

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the record companies. He also feels that Spain'sgreatest potential is with its own tradition ofmusic. Two of the label's acts which havefound some international success follow exact-ly this line of thinking-the great guitaristPaco de Lucia, who was a pioneer in meldingflamenco rhythms and melodies with jazzinfluences; and Ketama, the well-known "newflamenco" group who are recording an albumat presstime. The company's newest flamenco -tinged star is 14 -year -old Azuquita fromPalma de Mallorca, whose album and singlePara Bailar it has great hopes for a potentialsummer hit Europe -wide. "It will definitely bereleased in both Holland and Germany, whereit's been very well received," says Borrallo. His

first single in SpainAsi Me Gusta A Miis currently inM&M's top 10

sales chart forSpain.

"Our mostEuropean artist is

undoubtedly LuisCobos," affirmsSony Music inter-national exploita-tion managerAdolfo Jimenez,

referring to the popular conductor of light clas-sical music. Viento del Sur ("Wind From TheSouth") out this month, is a collection of tan-gos, mambos, meringues and other music fromLatin America. Cobos sells well in Belgiumand Germany.

"You have to work the artists much morethan in the past," contends Jimenez. "Wheiebefore three weeks of airtime was long enoughto build momentum for an album, now it needseight weeks. And the lack of specialized musicprogrammes on television is a perennial prob-lem."

Sony is currently enjoying chart -toppingsuccess with singer Rosario, another flamen-co -style pop artist who performed this winterin Paris at the European Encounters concert inParis.

Another possible border -crosser is Harly, asinger in the funky vein who will sing in bothGerman and English, as well as in Spanish.

Apart from El Ultimo De La Fila, EMIHispavox has a generous roster of popular

artists, running the gamut fromrock singer Luz, who triumphedlast year with her wonderfullysensuous song Piensa En Mi fromthe Pedro Almodovar film"High Heels," to highly success-ful light pop act Amistades Pen-grosas, or the very promisingrock act Tahures Zurdos, whoplayed at last year's New MusicSeminar in New York. But from aEuropean perspective, undoubt-edly the most serious threat to

Borallo rock north of the border is clas-sic -style rock band Heroes Del

Silencio, who enjoyed great success in Ger-many, Switzerland and Italy due to constantand carefully planned touring.

Their new album, El Espiritu Del Vino("The Spirit Of Wine") will be simultaneouslyreleased in Spain and the rest of Europe onJune 14. They will begin touring outside Spainin September, though at the end of this monththey will play some festivals in Germany.

As for El Ultimo De La Fila, this will betheir second album released in other Europeancountries, where they are beginning to findacceptance in countries like Switzerland andItaly, where a special compilation will be

released with half the new songs sung in Italianand a tune from their last effort, Musico Loco,will be sung by Franco Battiato. Terry Berne



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SPANISH INDIES

Holding The History And Future Of Spanish MusicWhat is the outlook for independent labels in Spain in the

wake of Warner's acquisition of DRO, which many saw as sym-bolic of the sector's vulnerability? And how are these smaller

companies, which claim only about 10% of the market com-pared to about 90% for the multinationals, weathering the storm

of recession?

Horus international exploitation manager Frank Andrada,whose Barcelona -based company's catalogue is the largest inSpain as far as independent domestic product goes, says, "Themission of an indie is to find, develop, and sell new artists. Theirmisfortune is that sooner or later the large companies take themaway. But indies are where the future of the music is cultivated."

Horus is about to launch its first concerted European cam-paign to support the new album of Sergio Dalma, whose debutsold 1.400.000 copies worldwide. The company's plan is original:in each of four territories (France, Italy, Ger-many and the US) the record will contain threesongs sung in the local idiom. "This works notonly as a marketing device," Andrada notes."it's a way to fight piracy and parallelimports."

Mario Pacheco, founder and director ofNuevos Medios, a label known for pioneeringthe amalgam of styles known as "new flamen-co" insists, "The crisis which is effecting themusic industry in Spain is a crisis of the media,above all of radio and television." He dis-counts blaming the recession, pointing out thatthe so-called "golden age" of independents inthe early '80s occurred precisely because of asimilar economic downturn which allowed thesmall companies to fill the creative vacuumleft when the majors sharply cut back theirinvestment in new ideas and trends.

Nuevos Medios produces about 10 CDs ayear, of which four are new artists. Their mostrecent release is a flamenco jazz projectrecorded in Germany with Jorge Pardo andCaries Benavent, aided by musicians such asAl Di Meola and Peter Erskine. Called Jaz-zpaiia, the group will appear at the MontreuxJazz Festival in July.

Servando Carballar, founder of DRO in1982 and more recently of Fabrica Mag-netica, explains why large sales can be a prob-lem for a small company. "When you want tosell 200.000 copies of an artist, you have toenlarge your structure, and then you can'treduce it afterwards. So you're obliged to sellmore in order to support it. And you can nolonger afford to risk investing in a group thatwill sell only a few thousand copies."

Carballer has now launched Virus Records, a collaboration-Carballar calls it "an ecological agreement"-between FabricaMagnetica and BMG Spain to develop and market more commer-cially viable acts. "We thus maintain the ability to sign more spe-cialised artists, with the larger company's infrastructure availablewhen needed." With this plan bearing fruit with groups such asSurtin Bichos (on Virus) and El Regalo De Silvia, Las Ruedasand Rey De Copas (on Fabrica), Carballar is making his bid tobecome an intermediate size company, something he sees a defi-nite need for.

Breaking The MoldZafiro, founded in 1957, is Spain's oldest indie with well-knownpop/rock groups such as La Guardia and Los Inluunanos, andtraditional acts like Los Del Rio and Agustin Pantoja, all withnew albums. A&R/marketing manager Jesus Pozollfonso

regards the much -debated creative crisis as very real but part of anormal cycle and not exclusive to Spain. "It is world-wide, real-ly," he insists. "It's the same on the radio or in the clubs. Nothingnew, just the same old hits redone. And when you do discoversomething exciting it's difficult to promote because no one wantsto break the mold. Radio is simply not as effective as it used tobe."

Other indies find other avenues, other strategies. Founded in1985, Barcelona -based Divusca is a company with a large domes-tic catalogue which can claim the largest sales of any Spanishindie. Although acts such as crooner Bertin Osborne-whose lat-est album Quiero Estar Contigo is about to be released-recordfor the company, Divusca specializes in TV advertised compila-tions, averaging about 12 per year. The company also packagesthematic series. Their newest venture is a Spanish heavy rocklabel called Splash. The first release on the new imprint is Teolo-

gia Daltonica from Hangar 18.Madrid -based Discos Dial used to deal

particularly with Spanish traditional stylemusic, though it has always been the mosteclectic of all the indies. With 11 sub -labelsthe company carries everything from soundeffects and bird -songs, to pop and classical.Discos Dial is the first Spanish indie torelease albums on Sony's new MiniDisc, andhas also issued some laser discs, still a rarityin Spain.

The company has just signed a distribu-tion deal with German jazz indie In Akustik.Agua is the name of an instrumental duowith touches of both jazz and new age that isa current priority for the company. Its bestknown pop group is La Huida, whose latestis Tierra Fertil.

There are many other independents inSpain, from Discos Pasion, started by Twinsfounder Paco Martin (presently enjoyingchart success with Antonio Vega), to a hostof tiny outfits. All share the same problemsof a small home market, limited promotionpossibilities, confusion caused by the transi-tion away from vinyl, and product that quiteoften doesn't fit into the habitual marketingschemes. So how do they persevere?

Teresa Alfonso, vice-president ofBarcelona -based music publisher Ted-dysounds, put it this way, "If you're not anoptimist you might as well find other work.You have to be an optimist to survive in thisbusiness."

For more on Spanish independents see"Groovemix," page 17 in this same issue.

Terry Berne

lirSGAE Increases Commitment To Local Talentpain's performing rights organisation, Sociedad General de Autoses de Espana (SGAE), has recently.newed its commitment to promoting Spanish music both in the rest of Europe and in the US and Latin:merica. The society, which counts some 40.000 members, represents the rights of musicians, playrights-lmmakers, publishers, and composers. It is the fifth largest such rights association in the world.

In January it unveiled the Foundation For The Promotion Of Spanish Music, which will work wihe Ministry of Culture to further the claims of Spanish artists abroad. SGAE played a significant role in

coordinating and financing performances of Spanish artists at New York's New Music Seminar, London'sSpanish Nights and MIDEM. The organisation is also about to launch a programme aimed at providingaccess to and encouraging use of new technologies, as well as to ferreting out the untapped talent that existsoutside the large cultural centers of the country.

SGAE executive VP and managing director Teddy Bautista declares. "There is no creative crisis iipain; it's simply that the public has little access to the artists there are. It all depends on the capacity of the,cord companies to place product in the market and allow the public to choose. Because of the present eco

omic situation that capacity has diminished."He sees several areas where there is plenty of room for growth on the domestic scene. "Most product is:;.

aimed at young people or at an older audience oriented toward popular music. But there is an intermediaarea that's just beginning to be exploited-jazz, new age, album rock, flamenco and adult contemporary."

As for Spain's potential in foreign markets. Bautista points to such projects as FISAC, which will uniteinto a single federation all the Latin American rights organisations in addition to those of Spain and Portugal."There is a lack of coordination which impedes the momentum that Spain is gaining. I would like to see a

rdinated effort of all the domestic companies. Language is really not a problem. Artists like Erosazzotti or Patrick Bruel have had hits outside their own territory. The only country still closed to other

- anguages is the UK. where it is nearly impossible to have a hit if its not sung in English."In answer to critics who claim that SGAE, though helpful, spends little on promotion given its huge earn-

ings, Bautista contends, "In three years we've done 1.000 days of international promotion of Spanish musicand have invested nearly US$10 million in the process."

One development he laments is the disappearance of small companies traditionally run greater risks isupporting new, untested artists. "The renovation of the music would normally conic from the sector. Thedisappearance is a serious impediment to progress," he says. Terry Berne

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SPAINby Terry Berne

More than other forms of popularmusic, dance in its many varietiesnearly always emerges from aspecificly focused dance culture.This is as true in Spain as it is inItaly, Belgium, Germany or theUK. And unlike pop or rock, whichahnost invariably reaches the publicfrom a top -down process-that is,bands are developed, recorded andreleased by record companies andpromoted by the media and radio-dance often follows a reverse path.

It is first promoted to clubswhere fans respond by eitherembracing or rejecting the music,followed by airplay and possiblesuccess beyond the core audience.This holds particularly true in acountry like Spain, with not a singledance -formatted radio station, mini-mal music programming on TV,and MTV Europe is still the privi-lege of satellite owners.

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Revelation - KnockoutRecordsPRODUCER: BreakdownThe power vocals of BasilRodericks soar above thissuperb gospel houser fromNew York. The tune bouncesalong perfectly at 120 RPMand you have to hear the key-boards solo. The productionwork is smooth, but not toosmooth. Later dubs and mixesare for the floor whilst thevocal mix could easily crossthe line onto radio.

FORTRAN 5

Persian Blues - Mute

PRODUCER: Fortran 5A pulsating bass line gives you no choiceas to you where you put your attention.Spacey techno of the most involving kindstuns you with its intricacy. Experiencethe sheer "lose -yourself' power of theFull On Orchestral Philharmonic Mix.This is craft, pure and simple.

MARCO POLO

Zuazuzua - Pigeon Pie

PRODUCER: Marco Cecure/Maurizio Pavesi

Lots of pace and personality in this per-cussion lead underground stormer. A fair -

Spanish island of Ibiza, where adecade ago the continent's hip con-gregated for summer -long basheson the beaches and in the clubs,Spain now dances in the shadow ofits Euro-brethren. But this is start-ing to change. And the change isgenerated by an active and enthusi-astic club scene, supported by a net-work of independent record compa-nies in the Mediterranean cities ofBarcelona and Valencia.

Sito, a DJ and producer at NotReal Presence Records in Valen-cia, which is enjoying Europeansuccess with its song Chiki-Chika,affirms, "The club scene in Valenciais very hot, and dance music spreadsfrom there." Music publisher Ted-dysound vice-president TeresaAlfonso concurs, saying, "The focusof dance in Spain is the Mediter-ranean coast. Barcelona producesmore studio work, while Valenciaseems to have more artists."

Indeed, another Valencia -basedcompany, Kong Records, isresponsible for the recent interna-tional hit Bombas by well-known

ly sparse production gives it a shiny andbright feel whilst an effective organ hookcarries it nicely. One to keep you going asit never labours any point for too long.

UTAH SAINTS

Believe In Me - ffrr

PRODUCER: Utah Saints and Guy HattonTaking their hook from the HumanLeague's Love Action, Utah Saints areback now on ffrr. The sampled -in discogrooves from the likes of Sylvester dojustice to the originals as usual. Energy iseverywhere and it's commercial enough tocrossover. A pleasingly deep mix of WhatCan You Do For Me too.

JAMIROQUAI

Blow My Mind - Sony Soho Square

PRODUCER: JKAgain, not unreminiscent of Mr StevieWonder and he does it so well. Lightpiano tinkles, funky guitar flutters, hornsride the controlled storm and that voicebreathes each soulful note out effortlessly.Less obviously catchy than Too Young ToDie but it just oozes summer all over you.

VOX POPULI - First Choice Sampler

The Voice Of The DJ - First Choice UK

PRODUCER: Andrew KomisA respectful backwards glance at the NewYork underground of yesteryear, First

DJ Chimo Bayo, which charted inFrance, Italy, Germany, Benelux,and went to number 1 in Greece,Israel and Japan, and was 20 weekson the chart in Spain.

"We're exporting a lot of prod-uct across the border," reportsJaime Buget of Barcelona's Gin-ger Records. "Spanish product isabsolutely growing, and a lot of itcan be compared favourably tonorthern European product." Ifthere's a downside to the current sit-uation, it's that "there is no clearstylistic tendency, there's a little ofeverything and everyone is lookingfor something with real impact,"Buget contends.

Blanco Y Negro head of pro-motion Sito M. Sola agrees. "Thereis no techno culture in Spain as ofyet," he notes, "nor are there signif-icant new trends." Blanco Y Negroreleases maxi -singles almost exclu-sively and specialises in TV adver-tised compilations. Their prize,however, is the group O.B.K.,whose first album sold 400.000copies, and whose new album has

Choice hit the UK with something spe-cial. Nicely crafted, economical with thefrills, no-nonsense tunes. Check out theclassic garage feel of Harmony and theenticingly deep and percussive Feel It.Massive!

SOUNDS OF BLACKNESS

I'm Going All The Way - A & M

PRODUCER: Jimmy Jam and Terry LewisHarmonies to float away on and a beauti-ful array of vocal styles complimentingeach other and backed up by a chunkybass. The Brixton Flavour 12" mix lifts itup warmly whilst Sasha's Chuff Chuff Mixfulfils the potential by giving it a funkyedge. Mainstream success is long overdue.

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Tolerance E.P. - FNAC

PRODUCER: Ludovic NavarreMore detailed French techno from the pro-lific Ludovic Navarre. French is hypnoticwith a sense of urgency and stashed full ofexquisitely strange sound bites. You couldsee yourself disappearing into this one forsome time. II is comfortably ambient, allin all a most pleasant experience.

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JADE/Don't Walk Away

CAPELLA/U Got 2 Know

SHINEHEAD/Jamaican In New York

ROBIN S/Show Me Love

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STEPHANIE MILLS/Never Do You Wrong0 UTAH SAINTS/Believe In Me

14 4 MARTHA WASH/Give It To You

15 8 JAMIROQUAI/Too Young To Die

10 8 2 JANET JACKSON/That's The Way Love Goes

11 9 2 MARXMAN/AII About Eve

12 5 3 LINDY LAYTON/We Got The Love

g 13 3 HADDAWAY/What Is Love

14 7 6 MICA PARIS/I Never Felt Like This Beforeag SOUNDS OF BLACKNESS/I'm Goin' All The Way

SUB-SUB/Ain't No Love(Ain't No Use)

17 19 5 JEREMY JORDAN/The Right Kind Of Love

U.S.U.R.A./Open Your Mind

IIII S.W.V./I'm So Into You

JAMES TAYLOR QUARTET/Love The Life

SILK/Freak Me

22 12 2 ACE OF BASE/All That She Wants

D:REAM/U R The Best Thing

24 6 4 NAUGHTY BY NATURE/Hip Hop Hooray

25 22 5 CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD PROJECT/Only With You

just been released. The companygenerally promotes its productdirectly to clubs or specialised retailoutlets. Says Sola, "Airplay is mostoften a result of club success. Butalthough there are many hits, thereare few that sell," he concedes.

Max Music, another Barcelonacompany and one of the pioneers ofdance music in Spain, has been stu-dio -driven until now, but has recent-ly opted to introduce more artistsinto its repertoire. Known for its"Mega -Mix" series produced by DJsToni Peret and Jose Maria Cas-tells, the company has also signedtechno-pop groups Berlin and ViceVersa.

Explains Max Music promo manFeran Fanlo, "We're going for asound like Depeche Mode but morepop, always keyboard driven andaccompanied by guitar."

Radio seems the missing link inall this. Says Ginger's Buget, "In thebeginning radio didn't play an im-portant role in the diffusion of dance

music. But it is increasingly sup-portive." Indeed, all the major netsnow have some form of danceshow. Max Music's Peret has ashow week -nights from 23.00 tomidnight on EHR Onda Cero.EHR Cadena 100 has a Friday -night show with no speech. Andboth EHR stations Los 40 Princi-pales and Cadena Top have shows.

But despite this, claims Ted-dysound's Alfonso, "Airplay fordance music is sporadic, and wereally depend on the clubs. The onlyway to get airplay is to producesomething of high quality whosepopularity spreads beyond the clubsuntil the stations have no choice butto play the track."

And the crisis? "The danceworld moves and changes so quick-ly," muses Alfonso, "that the reces-sion is not such a problem fordance." Ginger's Buget agrees."People always look more towarddiversion and entertainment duringhard times."

European Dance Radio Top 25TW LW WOC Artist/Title Label

1 7

4 3

3 2 14

4 3 7

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18 11 3

21 21 2

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(Internal Affair)

(Elektra)

(Champion)

(Byte)

(MCA)

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(RCA)

(Sony Soho Square)

(Virgin)

(Talkin' Loud)

(PWL International)

(Coconut)

(4th & B'way)

(Perspective/A&M)

(Rob's Records)

(Giant)

(Time)

(RCA)

(Big Life)

(Keia)

(Mega)

(Magnet)

(Tommy Boy)

(Blow Up/Intercord)

The European Dance Radio (EDR) Top 25 chart is based on a weighted -scoring system. It is com-piled on the basis of playlists of European stations programming various styles of dance music(including hip hop/rap, R&B and swingbeat) for the 15-30 year -olds, fulltime or during specificdaypans. Songs that hove achieved lop 20 status in the EHR Top 40 are regarded as non-specificfor EDR and receive limited points. c BPI Communications BV

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Station Operations

ON -SITE INSPECTION

Touring Virgin Radio's StudioBritain's newest national commercial sta-tion, Virgin 1215 AM, came on air April30 April at 12.15. Virgin Radio is the firstnational pop/rock station in the country andhas attracted a lot of interest with its inten-tion to play a broad based AOR format. Ivisited the Virgin studios in London's Gold-en Square to find out what is at the techni-cal heart of this new venture and wasshown around by Sandy Beech, Virgin'shead of production and overnight DJ, mostrecently with Atlantic 252 and Radio Lux-embourg.

Despite the fact that several millions ofpounds have been spent on the project sofar (including the sealed bid that won it thelicence in the first place, a move that hasbeen paid annually) the studios have beenbuilt to a strict budget with no unnecessaryfrills. Virgin's aim is simply to provide DJ -hosted music shows, so the station's actualtechnical requirement is fairly simple.There is one main on -air studio (DJs willhot seat change between programmes), asmall production studio, a stand-by onair/production studio, a telephone room anda racks "cupboard."

Following fairly last minute changes atthe top of the management tree, Virgin hashad problems with the specification of theirstudios. Equipment and layout was agreed

with the original management and workwas begun by its contractors AliceSoundtech but now the new managers haveput in some of their favourite gear, whichhas led to some problems. The most notice-able of these (apart from a move of studiosite from Woking in Surrey to Central Lon-don!) was the relatively last-minute deci-sion to opt for RCS's Master Control sys-tem of hard disk -based ad and jingleplayout. Original provision for ads and jin-gles had been made by installing SonifexDiscarts but they now sit idle with twomonitor screens and keyboards somewhatawkwardly placed on top of the equipmentpods in the studios.

Alice Soundtech's own AIR 2000 deskhas been used throughout the studio com-plex and Denon DN950 CD players areused for all music origination (there is not asingle record player to be seen in the studioarea). The main microppone used through-out is the excellent AudioTechnicaAT4033 and the production studio isequipped with Revox PR99 and C278 tapemachines although mastering of promos ismainly to be done using Master Control'srecord facility.

Studio construction was managed byVeale Associates and at around £90.000(app. US$144.00), which includes all

electrics and air conditioning, was anextremely good value for such an extensivesystem. This cost saving was achieved -byutilising a new version of the traditionaldry -lined wall construction methodenhanced for better sound isolation. Dry -lined systems, using plasterboard "stud"walling rather than the more expensivesolid wall construction, have been in use fora long time, ever since the BBC inventedthe "Camden" method. Veale Associateshave taken the Camden system and simpli-fied it in line with the lesser requirementsof non -live -music applications. The fin-ished article, while having absolutely noneed to comply with any specifications,falls only slightly short of the old "code ofpractice" specs used in Independent Radiountil 1990.

Studio construction took around three -and -a -half weeks, while the studio equip-ping took rather longer than anticipatedmainly due to the problems outlined earlier.Alice Soundtech's engineer Geoff Fair -bairn was busy attempting to put the lastminute finishing touches to the studioswhen I visited as the Virgin DJs were pre-senting live "test transmissions" or learningto operate the Master Control system.

UK GovernmentSets Up DAB ForumThis October should see the publishing ofa standard for digital audio broadcastingfrom the European Telecommunica-tions Standards Institute (ETSI). Inresponse, the UK Government has takenthe unusual step of forming a forum onDAB to coordinate and promote plans forthe introduction of DAB into the UK andto liaise with other countries, especiallyEuropean DAB operators.

UK president of the Board of TradeMichael Heseltine has said that sufficientradio spectrum will be made available forterrestrial DAB test transmissions tobegin as soon as possible after the newradios to receive the system are launched.So far, only the BBC in the UK have test-ed DAB with a small single frequencynetwork based at their Research Depart-ment at Kingswood Warren, Surrey.

ANDY BANTOCK started in radio withthe BBC in 1980 as technical operator.He has worked as a presenter, manag-er, engineer, operator and designer.More recently, Bantock set up his ownbroadcast consultancy, handling bothengineering and programming. He canbe reached at (+44) 424.434 626.

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through the 7th of June, 1993 - - - Amsterdam, Holland.

The European Dance Music Convention offers the international dance music

industry a strong, workable platform for meeting new partners, discovering new talent

and conducting all sorts of business. An ideal backdrop, Amsterdam is a location

renowned for creativity, diversity and freedom - coincidentally the same ingredientswhich dance music requires.

Dance music - from funk to soul to hip hop to house - is ever changing and

rapidly developing. For keeping abreast of new international developments as well as

monitoring local hotbeds in numerous countries, the European Dance Music

Convention is indispensable.

The record industry, hardware manufacturers, artists, DJs, producers and club

owners will be in attendance for the panels, exhibits, product demonstrations,

showcases, parties, raves and Amsterdam's (in)famous nightlife.

On stage at our previous Conventions: Technotronic, Alyson Williams, KLF,

Shamen, Rebel MC, lames Taylor Quartet, Guru Josh, Sybil, King Bee, Wee Papa Girl

Rappers, Rozalla, Adeva, Quadrophonia, Cut 'N Move, Alison Limerick, and Tony Scott,

among others.

The European Dance Music Convention: an opportunity to give your ears new

music, your eyes innovative acts, your body top DJ's and your intuition new trends.

The European Dance Music Convention is organised by The Dance Connexion

Holland and the Conamus Foundation in association with D.M.C. International.

For more information, call 02154-25187, fax 02154-2504o (The Dance Connexion)

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New Releases

SINGLESBEATCREAMTrouble In Paradise - Columbia A/R/EHRPRODUCER: S. Janssen/W. PlanteildtThe Dutch funk metal outlaws cruise onthe road to hell. Recommended for the ded-icated programmers on the cutting edge.

THE BOOMERSYou've Got To Know - WEA R/EHR/ACEPRODUCER: Ian Thomas/Paul DeVilliersThose who were tuned into the NottingHillbillies should have no trouble dialing Bfor Boomers. It's lazy R&B straight fromthe red woods.

DAVID CROSBY & PHIL COLLINSHero - Atlantic ACE/EHR

PRODUCER: Phil Coliihs/Nick DaviesPhil & Dave, a new duo is born. Reservesome room on your playlist for this monu-mental ballad taken from Crosby's new CDThousand Roads, album of the week atBRTN West Flanders/Kortrijk.Comments producer Peter de Groot,"After years of artistic stagnation, Crosbymakes quite some progress."

AN EMOTIONAL FISHRain - East West A/R/EHRPRODUCER: Alan Moulder/An Emotional FishThe fish quartet is without doubt one ofthe most talented in the alternative field. Astrong melody, whispered vocals, gadgetedguitars, a monotonous bassline and the vol-ume gauge at number 11 are the intrinsical-ly contradictive ingredients of what actual-ly makes a song.

CHESNEY HAWKESWhat's Wrong With This Picture? - ChrysalisEHR/D

PRODUCER: The Bolshoi BrothersThe picture shows our young man withdesigner stubble. Little boys grow up, andChesney doesn't have to compete with theteeny hoppers of today. This is for real, justlike the rejuvenated Duran Duran. Catchthat "woo -wooing" chorus.

WHITNEY HOUSTONI Have Nothing - Arista ACE/EHR

PRODUCER: David FosterRadio 102/Haugesund, Norway head ofmusic Egil Houeland thinks it's the besttrack from the Bodyguard soundtrack. "It'sthe sort of ballad that suits her massivevoice best, better even than I Will AlwaysLove You. It's an obvious single if you askme."

MARIA MCKEE

IM GONNA SOOTHE Vol

I'm Gonna Soothe You - Geffen R/EHR

PRODUCER: George DrakouliasA marked change of direction, Maria goesStax R&B, and Black Crowes producerDrakoulias pushed the right buttons. Takenfrom the upcoming album You've GottaSin, To Get saved, this sounds like the rightstuff.

VAN MORRISON & JOHN LEE HOOKERGloria - Polydor R/EHR

PRODUCER: Van Morrison"Gloria in excelsis deo!" Together with"l'eminence grise" of the blues, Van "TheMan" covers his own song. It's as rootsy asone can get.

ORCHESTRAL MANOEUVRES IN THE DARKStand Above Me - Virgin EHR

PRODUCER: Andy McCluskeySynth pop trendsetters OMD have redis-covered the synth dance roots of the late'70s and early '80s. Even boasting an audi-ence, the sound is cheerful and very muchalive.

SNOWGirl I've Been Hurt - East West EHR/D

PRODUCER: M.C. Shan/John Ficarrotta/Edmond LearyJust for your information, sometimes itsnows in May. The white ragga man nowtries his luck with a ballad and the snow-ball effect will continue on EHR and danceradio.

UB40(I Can't Help) Falling In Love With You - DEP Int. EHR/ACE

PRODUCER: U1140

Elvis made this song popular, so there's aneasy inroad to radio for this reggae remakethat sounds like the sun will never stopshining. It's a new entry in this week'sChartbound.

ALBUMSAGUAAgua - La Rosa NAC/ACEPRODUCER: David Saenz/Martin FinsterlinThrough this half Spanish/half Germannew age duo you get the feeling thatRavel's "Bolero" resurfaces in Spanish

I waters. With proper radio support aTubular Bells -like effect could be achievedon a smaller scale.

AZUQUITAPara Bailar - Polydor ACE/EHR

PRODUCER: Joan Bibiloni"Vamos a la playa"-let's go to the beachand have some fun. You buy the drinks,and Azuquita will provide a set of flamen-co music both in traditional and modernstyle. The European single, the title track,is in a Gipsy Kings -vein, while Sal Y Arenashows how this type of music can developin the hot lights of a Spanish disco. Thecheerful track Asi Me Gusta A Mi is thecurrent single in his homeland, and madethe top 10 in only two weeks. Your listen-ers on the beaches and terraces this sum-mer will love this.

MIGUEL BOSEBaja El Signo De Cain - WEA ACE/EHR

PRODUCER: Ross Cam/Sandy McLelland/Andy Ross

The "Sting of Spain" has changed his dressstyle. Out goes the leather jacket he used towear; he's now portrayed naked. His musichas undergone a similar restyling. Bare isthe word; there's not a note too much.Sophisticated music is the result. The sin-gle Si Tu No Vuelves and Nada Particularshould stand a fair chance in the air northof the Mediterranean. An English transla-tion of the album is available.

NEW TALENTCRAWLEYAddiction - Soundfront (CD) (Sweden)PRODUCER: Crawley

A bit of Sabbath, Malmsteen and Metallicamake for typical European metal, melodicand rather adventurous for its genre. TryWanted and Waiting. Contact KjellSandberg at tel: (+46) 18.301 550; fax:18.303 529.

BOB DELYN A'R EBILLIONGedon - Sain (CD) (UK)

PRODUCER: Gorwel Owen/Bob Delyn A'R Ebillion

While everybody gets his kicks on RyanGiggs, another secret from Wales is to berevealed. What Clannad meant for fishfolk music, this band can do for the Welshequivalent. Contact Elin Owen at tel:(+44) 286.831 111; fax 286.831 497.

OUCHLife Goes On - Cavell (CD) (UK)PRODUCER: Colin FrechterWhereas most of their contemporaries inthe UK jump on the dance band wagon,these youngsters opt for crystal clear '60s -tinged pop with horns. You Should Know(By Now) is soundwise a cross between theBeatles and Nancy Sinatra. ContactWilliam Prendergast at tel: (+44) 71.5804740; fax: 71.323 9295.

RASing Sing Sing - Beaver (Hong Kong)PRODUCER: Alan James Jewell

Made in Hong Kong. Featuring the 5thGeneration, a female vocal trio in theAndrew Sisters tradition, this is the kind ofdance song with access to a multitude offormats. Contact Frenches Lim at tel:(+852) 721 3974; fax: 724 0509.

JAN SMIT & HIS SILVERTWINSSilvermobile - Argentum (CD) (Holland)PRODUCER: Frans GroenThe silver strings shine brightly under theAmsterdam skyline. Smit and his lot makeyou believe you're in some Austin honkytonk, listening to the Dutch cousins of theFabulous Thunderbirds. Contact tel: (+31)20.616 0762.

WRECKLESS ERIC

The Donovan Of Trash - Sympathy For TheRecord Industry (CD) (Holland)PRODUCER: Eric GouldenBathroom sound quality is guaranteedwhen the eternal enfant terrible is around.No wonder he sings Joe Meek, a tribute tothe master of the "no jiggery-pokery monofidelity." Contact Ron Euser at tel: (+31)10.422 0301; fax: 10.461 3963.

MIKEL ERENTXUNNaufragios - Gasa EHR/ACE

PRODUCER: Colin FairleyOne half of the duo Duncan Dhu displayswhat he can do on his own, which is reallysomething. A song like Mienteme is built ona similar dignity as Roxy Music's sound atthe time of Avalon, but slightly more upbeat.Esta Luz Nunca Se Apagara proves that theinfluence of the legendary Smiths is stilltangible. The material is carefully arrangedand sung in the right crooning voice. Nowthat EHR has jumped massively on Eros,Erentxun could be next. The female demo-graphic will give in immediately.

JULIO GALCERA & MALA SEGUIDAPuro Vicio - Lucas/Ginger R/EHRPRODUCER: Nando DominguezRock toreadors get in the ring for a gooddose of Spanish rock. Lead vocalistGalcern is the proverbial red cape, and therock bull comes to you naturally; throughstraightforward rock or via a funky detourlike on the tracks Todo Facil Para Ti orMientras La Noche Crece. If you want toget the bull seriously by the horns, then gofor the David Bowie cover Heroes.

HARLYCuando Cambie El Vento - CBS/Sony EHR/ACEPRODUCER: J.N. GomezGet your motor running, we'll go cruisin ona Harl(e)y. The young rocker by that nameknows how to shift gear. Best recommend-ed fuel for a fast ride on rock radio is SoloOtra Vez, his remake of the Black Crowes'Jealous Again. America's Sister GoldenHair shines through on the title track.English and German versions are plannedfor the funky single Tiene Que Acabar.

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Astronomia Razonable - Perro/EMI R/A/EHRPRODUCER: David Tickle/Quimi PortetThis band resides for months on the topslot of the Spanish album chart. Like withmost albums recorded in Peter Gabriel'sReal World studios, it is hard to pidgeon-hole the music. "Guitar -driven Spanish -lan-guage rock with Oriental overtones"-stillthe Moorish influence?-supposedlycomes closest. The oscillating lead guitarsound is not unlike Television's TomVerlaine's. Remando Sobre El Polvo andLa Risa Tonta are tracks the more adven-turous EHR stations shouldn't overlook. Aversion partly in Italian is also available.

All album reviews on this page arepart of this week's Spanish special.

Singles and albums featured in New Releases are listed alphabetically. Each record is recommended for format or programme suitability. Abbreviations used include: EHR, ACE, R (Rock), D (Dance), C (Country), J (Jazz),

EZ (Easy Listeriing), NAC (New Adult Contemporary), A (Alternative), W (World Music) and M (Metal). Records mentioned in New Talent are by acts signed to independent labels for which license and/or publishingrights are available, except as noted. Please send your samples to Robbert Tilli/Machgiel Bakker, PO Box 9027, 1006 AA Amsterdam, Holland.



Marketing The Music

Garrett Is Rock's ConscienceVery few political bands survive long in themusic business. Certainly since the Clashnone have met with the commercial successof Midnight Oil, who are ready for their"Earth And Sun And Moon" world tour.The Australians' single "Truganini" is cur-rently burning holes in playlists in thereputedly rock -oriented East Centralregion, a situation only comparable towhat "Beds Are Burning" did in the West in1988.

EUROPEby David Langsam

Underlining the band's commitment topolitical issues, Truganini is about the lastfull -blood Tasmanian Aboriginal to survivethe English genocide. The rock single ispicked up by radio everywhere, withouthaving a real impact on M&M's EHR Top40. In "East Central"-Hungary, the CzechRepublic, Slovakia and Poland-however,it shot to number 2 in the regional EHRTop 20 week 20. There's an expectationthat the opening of Virgin Radio/Londonwith its concentration on adult orientedrock can only help Midnight Oil in the UK,where its profile could be improved.

Loud and uncompromising is the sort ofreputation that sends record companies tothe meeting table. A potential second sin-gle My Country (Right Or Wrong) alludesto the Gulf War bombing of an Iraqi civil-ian air raid shelter. But Midnight Oil'spolitical profile doesn't hurt its sales. The

last album Blue Sky Mining for instancesold 340.000 copies in Germany and405.000 in France, its most receptiveEuropean market.

Midnight Oil's Charismatic mainstayPeter Garrett is a man with a mission, andhe is an active campaigner for theAustralian Conservation Foundation andGreenpeace. Says the law graduate,"We're not simply grandstanders; we'redoers. While we completely understand thelimitations of our own life experience, thenarrowness of our own view, in order forus to be real, social and political issues arethe things we must sing about. We mustcampaign about that. Actions are impor-

"North" Gives In For Cut 'N' MoveDENMARKby Wally Cartigny

First you cut an album, than you move onup in the charts. At least that's everybody'swish. Two years ago, Danish pop dance actCut 'N' Move lived up to its name. Itbroke in a massive way with its debut GetSerious selling over 200.000 copies at

home. One month after its release in

February this year, the follow-up Peace,Love And Harmony shot to the top slot.The single Give It Up, another K.C. & TheSunshine Band cover, did the same, butalso-underlining its radio friendliness-itreached the number 1 position in the EHRTop 20 in the North region in week 17.

According to EMI Medley marketingmanager national product MikChristensen the new success is big, but notunexpected.

"We have a positive track record so far.We have reason to be very optimistic, sincethe new album is going to be released allover Europe now. Our goal is to achievethe same as in Scandinavia. The singleGive It Up has a very sunny character, soit's the right thing for the summer. Weexpect it to be in the charts during thewhole season."

The new CD, containing accessibledance songs with both male and femalevocals, seems perfect for EHR. There'ssome hip hop, but away from the cuttingedge. Little by little German radio is now

giving in for Give It Up. Also, MTVEurope has the single in rotation for aboutseven weeks now, while the DMC organi-sation has shown its enthusiasm.

Pan -European promotion of the albumhas already been started, including TV andradio appearances. In the national cam-paign EMI Medley tried new gimmicks.Says international marketing directorThomas Hoehne, "The band drove by busto several radio stations but also to publicplaces like Mc Donalds for special perfor-mances, sometimes even flown in by heli-copter. This was very new to us, but a greatexperience."

A second single, the title track, willsoon be released in Scandinavia. Anothergood bet for a future hit seems to be theDiana Ross cover Upside Down. Thealbum is expected to have sold around90.000 units before Christmas.

Signed to SoulPower/EMI Medley. Publisher: Casadida. Management: John Aagaard/Aalborg NewAlbum: Peace, Love And HarmonyReleased on February 26. New single: Give It Up released onFebruary 3. It is charted in Denmark (4),Norway (4) and Sweden (7); currently it isat number 37 in the Eurochart. Recorded at Feedback/ARP/Bird-land/Copenhagen. Producer: Jon KJPer Hohn/KelTolstrup.

Cant, but it's not up to a pop star totell other people how to behave."

According to Garrett, theband's politics have required aspecial form of management. "Ourmanager Gary Moriss is almost aband member, who happens toplay a different set of instruments.He needs to have empathy withour creative aims, and we shouldhave some understanding of hisdifficulties in getting us to achievethose aims, while still keeping aroof above our heads. It hasworked very well for us."

Garrett knows that MidnightOil's path quite often "contra-venes" the record industry, butSony Music has never interferedin style and choice of material.

"We're artisans, writers and performersfirst, and purveyors of pop -fodder second.The other side of the equation is that Sonydoesn't have to take it."

The six-month world tour in support ofthe new album Earth And Sun And Moonkicks off in Europe by the end of June.Garrett believes in the power of touring."European radio is as important to us as toany other band..., except that we don't getplayed very much. So we have to let peopleknow about us via other means, which isbasically using video [on June 3 theyappear on the "MTV Unplugged" show],press and playing. On stage that's where allthe business happens."

SHORT TAKES Country singer k.d. lang will do thesoundtrack for Gus Van Sant's filmadaptation of the Tom Robbins novel"Even Cowgirls Get The Blues." Van Morrison has a record thatnobody can break. He was not only thelast artist to perform in the Town &Country, but he was also the first onegigging in the London venue under itsnew Forum name. And it didn't changehands during one gig; Van played twoproper shows with one month inbe-tween. Alice In Chains has left theMetallica world tour because of exhaus-tion. The new Scorpions album Face TheHeat is scheduled for release onSeptember 20 (Mercury). Daryl Hall of Hall & Oates hassigned a solo deal with Epic. In 1986RCA released his Dave Stewart co -pro-duced solo debut Three Hearts In TheHappy Ending Machine. Out this week through Warner MusicSpain, Si Tu Me Miras, the long-awaitedsecond album by Alejandro Sanz. It isco -produced by Presuntos Implicados'Nacho Mao, while Paco de Lucia hascontributed with his delicate guitar. A film about the song Louie Louie isin the planning stages. It should coincidewith the 30th anniversary of theRichard Berry -written classic, probablyone of the most covered songs in history.

Triple Def American Bill At PinkpopHOLLANDby Miranda Watson

At the annual Pinkpop festival in Hollandon May 31, Phonogram Holland will berepresented by a record three acts-theJayhawks, Red Devils and the BlackCrowes, all signed to the Def Americanlabel.

The profile of the Def American labelhas been built up gradually in Holland,explains international marketing/promotionmanager Dries van der Schuyt. "It all

started with indi-vidual acts. It

began with theBlack Crowesthree years ago-the band made ithere by touring."The Crowes haveplayed Holland tentimes in total now,including twotours. As a result, sales of the first albumShake Your Money Maker are now up to25.000 copies, while the second album hassold over 30.000 units. But the Crowesweren't the only act from the label to breakbig in Holland. "The arrival of the

Jayhawks and [ex -Georgia Satellitessinger] Dan Baird was the beginning ofsomething very big for us," says van derSchuyt, "as we were getting good radioreaction to both acts, with powerplays on

TIL DEF U S DO PART II

national Radio 3 [for Take Me With You(When You Go) and / Love You Periodrespectively.]"

Sales of the Jayhawks album soared andthe single reached a Top 30 chart position.Seeing how well the Def American actswere doing in Holland, Phonogram decidedto mail radio stations a sampler Til Def UsDo Part II which was sent to selected DJs.

Says van der Schuyt, "Now people areassociating the Def American label withquality, and everything we release on thelabel gets spontaneous attention from the

media. The sam-pler is backed bya big retail mar-keting campaign.We are trying toget maximum vis-ibility for the actswith this cam-paign. We aren'tin this for profit.We want to get

attention from the retailers and throughthem get through to the consumers."

A deal has been struck with the FreeRecord Shop chain, with 250 DefAmerican sweatshirts made up for the shopassistants to wear and 300 posters to be dis-played. The campaign is also being backedby advertising in Oor and Watt rock mag-azines, with a Dfl 5 (app.US$ 2.7) reduc-tion voucher on the sampler.

Marketing The Music: Artists featured have achieved Top 15 chart status in their country of origin.

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Station Reports

Station reports include all

new additions to the playlist,indicated by the abbre-

viation "AD." Reports from

certain stations will also

include a "Power Play" (PP),a track which receives

special emphasis for the

week, as well as featurednew albums indicated by thedesignation "AL" Within

each country, stations are

grouped by ranking andlisted alphabetically.

Rankings include: Platinum

(P), Gold (G), Silver (5) andBronze (B). All playlists

must be received byMonday at 13.00 hours CET.

GERMANY

ANTENNE NIEDERSACHSEN/Hannover P

ACE

Artie Schmidt Head Of Musk

A List:

AD Bad Boys Blue- A Love

Elton John- Simple Life

Julien Clerc- Noe

Met- Wer Die Auger

HR LEIDER GUT/Frankfurt P

EHR/Dance

Morkus Hertle - Producer

Power Play:

AD Madonna. Bad Girl

A List

AD A -Ho. Dark Is The Night

Culture Beet- Mr Vein

U 96- Love Sees Na

HR ON UNE/Frankfurt P

EHR/ACE

Markus Hertle - Producer

A List:

AD Bodesall. Ei Wont

Chris book- Can't Do A Thing

Genesis. Never

Janet Jackson- That's The Way

Maxim Red- What Would

RADIO FFH/Fronkfurt P

EHR

Andreas Korczewski - Head Of Music

A List:

AD Inner Circle- Wrapped

B List

AD Diesel- Tip

King Kurlee- CoconutMiinchener Freiheit- Viel Zu

Sting Seven Doys

Ten Sharp- Dreamhome

Tina Turner- I Don't

Whitney Houston- Hove

RADIO NRW/Oberhousen P

ACE

Jeff van Gelder - Head 01 Music

A List:

AD Duran Duran Come

Glenn Frey- Love In The..

Herbert Groenemeyer- Chaos

Inner Circle- WrappedRosette- Almost Unreal

Shaggy- Oh Corolino


UB40- Can't Help

Whitney Houston. I Hove

SWF 3: POPSHOP HMJNE/Boden Baden P

EHR

Rog Lange - Producer

A List

AD Dance 2 Trance- Power

Dob Ruskin. Fox

Runrig. Greatest Flame

Toren Hosen- Wunsch Dir

WDR 1/Cologne P

EHR

Hans Engel/Elmore- Metz - Producer

A List:

AD Herbert Groenemeyer- Chaos

Lulu/Womack I'm Back

R.E.M.- Everybody Hurts

Tasmin Archer- Somebody's

Terry Ham kkx All

WDR 1: SCHIAGERRALLYE/Cologne P

EHR

Wolfgang Roth - Producer

A List.

AD 2 Unlimited- Tribal

Doro- Last Day

Fontostischen Vier- Lass Die

Guns N' Roses- Civil War

Jellyfish- Bye Bye Bye

Kralle Krawinkel. Cadillac

Naughty By Nature- Hip Hop

OMD- Stand Above Me

Paul Rodgers- Muddy Waters

Phil Carmen- One Foot

Philip Boa Si Voodoo Club- Johnny

Sterne- Mach' Die Tar


Vince Neil- Sister

Whitney Houston- I Have

RERUN 88.8/Berlin GNotional Music

Jurgen Jurgen - Head Of Music

A List:

AD Andy Schafer- Wie Ira Troum

Blau Engel- DirektJellyfish. Bye Bye Bye

Julian Dawson- Sunday

Perception- Guilty

Tony Marshall- Wir Singen

Wendy Moten Come In

Zwillinge & Blechgang- Keine

B List:

AD Black- Don't Take

FC Bayern/White- Forever

Franz K- Mein Lilo

Gaby Albrecht- Zauberberg

Klaus Hoffmann- Mona

OMD- Stand Above Me

Peter Kraus- Oh Sorry

Rolf Harris- StairwayStyrina- Herz An Herz

Sun Foctory- You To Me

Wendehals & Co- Probier Es


ENERGY/Bedin GERR

Holger Richter - Music Dir

A list:AD Whitney Houston I Have

B List

AD INXS BeautifulSoulsister- Ain't That Simple

Tina Turner. I Don't

MT RADIO N 1/Nuremberg GDance

Cain Yornon - Prog Dir

Power Ploy:

AD U 96- Love Sees No

A List


Ace Of Bose- Wheel.

Army Of Lovers- Isrwlism

Bay Krow- That's What

Cut 'N' Move- Give It Up

Dr. Dre Nuthin' But

East 17- Slow B Down

Inner Circle- Wrapped


Leila K- Ca Plane

Madonna- FeverSub -Sub- Ain't No Love

HUNDERT 6/Berlin GACE

Rainer Gruhn Music Dir

A List

AD Crosby/Collins- Hero

Inner Circle- WrappedJohnny Logan- Voices

Klaus Haffrnonn. Mona

Moodswings- Spiritual

OMD- Stand Above Me

Perception- Guilty

Ten Sharp- Droornhorne


Wendehals & Co.- Probier Es

OK RADIO/Hamburg GEHR

Oliver Weiberg - Hand 01 Music

Power Play:

AD Jade- Don't Wolk

B List.

AD Chris kook- Can't Do A Th rig

Depeche Made- Wolking

Inner Circle- WrappedKing Kurlee. CoconutMaxim Rod- What Would

Monk Love- Born To

New Order- Regret

OMD- Stand Above Me

Prince Mackie Dee- Typical

Rod Stewart- Shotgun Wedding

Soulsister- Ain't That Simple

Sydney Youngblood- Anything


U1140- Can't Help

ORB/FRITZ/Berlin G

EHR

Bernd Albrecht, Frank Menzel,

Jens Molle - Musk Prog

B List.

AD A -Ha- Dark Is The Night

Adventures- Lions And Tigers

Die Fantosfisthen. Lob Die

Keimzeit- La Me De

Keimzeit- Zweiundzwanzig

Keimzeit- Amerikanische

Keimzeit- Sommernocht

Keimzeit- Schmettedinge

Soul Asylum- Runaway Train

US 3- Riddim

Van Morrison. GloriaAL Keimzeit

R.S. 2/Berlin GACE

Rolf Blosberg - Head Of Music

A List.

AD Ace Of Base Wheel

Michael/Queen- Somebody

Shai- Baby, I'm Yours


Tina Turner I Don't

Whitney Houston. I Have

RADIO 7/Ulm G4CE

Alex Naumann - Head Of Music

A List:

AD Julian Dawson Sunday

B List:

AD Minghi/LazJo Vattene

Aon. Quiet laysBobo- Tell Me One

Cranberries- Linger

Dob Ruske- FoxDuran Duran -Come

East 17- Slow It Down

Fantastischen Vier- Loss Die

Gudrun Loos- Come Towmorrow


Lulu/Womack- I'm Back

Michael Franks- Dream

Peter fesslet Don't Delay

Phil Carmen- One Foot

Roykey, logging

Tosmin Archer- Somebody's


RADIO ARABELLA/Munich G

National Music

Karl -Heinz Schweter - Frog Dir

A List:

AD Andy Schafer- Wie Ira Troum

Duo Treibsand- Solana Es

Geschwisters Hofmann- Alle Forbe

Manchener Freiheit- Mel Zu

Nockalm Quintet- Nur A Tons

Playa Rouge- Komm Via fliegen

RADIO FFN/Isemhogen GEHR

Jurgen Koster Prog Dir

Frank Eichner Head Of Music

A List.

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WEA Music, A division of0 Warner Music GermanyA Time Warner Company.

AD Bobo. Tell Me One

Boy Krozy. That's Whet

Chesney Howkes- What's Wrong

Chris Isoak- Can't Do A Thing

Chris Rea- Soh Top

Depeche Mode- Walking


JTCL. Love The Life

Robert Hart- Boys On

Sybil- When I'm Good..

RADIO GONG/Nuremberg GEHR

Peter 'Marc" Stingl - Musk DirPower Play.

AD fink Angels- SoapboxS.C. Chapman- Go There

B List

AD OMD- Stand Above Me

UB40- Can't Help

Al Boomer

RADIO SAIO/Saarbruecken G

EHR

Adam Hahne Prog Dir

Brigitte Barthel Musk Mgr

A listAD Chris Reo. So" Tnv

Herbert Groenemeyer

Rage- Why Do^

Sling- Seven Days

Al Patricia Koos

RADIO XANADU/Munich GRock

Benny Schnier Head Of Music

A List

AD Fischer Z- Caruso

Golden Earring- When The

Paul McCartney C'mon People

R.E.M.- Sidewinder

Stan Bush- Every Beat

AL Heinrich Beats The Drum

BB 4/Bremen CEHR

Axel Sommerfeld DJ/Producer

A List


Culture Beat- Mr Vein

Fontastischen tier- Lass Die

Michael/Queen SomebodyHerbert Groenemeyer. Chaos

Julian Dawson- Sunday


B List:

AD Aaron Neville- My BrotherAdventures Raining All Over

Aon Quiet JoysBrandos- Anno Lee

Candy Skins- Everybody Loves You

Chesney Hawkes- What's Wrong


Doro- Los' Day

Fischer Z- Caruso

Leila K- Ca Plane

Lenny Krovitz- Believe

Mario McKee- I'm Gonna

Maxim Rad- What Would

Pilgrims- Information

Pink Cream '69- Keep Your

Soulsister Ain't That Simple

Stefan Andersson- Again

Terry Hoax- Live All

Toren Hosen- Wunsch Dir

RSH/Kiel GEHR

Stephan Hompe - Head Of Music

Power Ploy:

AD OMD- Stand Above Me

A List

AD Crosby/Collins- HeroDepeche Mode- Walking

Dob Ruskin -Fox

Janet Jackson That's The Way

M.Ch. Carpenter- Passionate

AL Eros Ramozzoni

SDR 3/Stuttgart GEHR

Hans Thomas - Producer

Power Play:

AD Whitney Houston. I Hove

AL Hooters

RADIO F/Nuremberg S

ACE

Ziggie Hoga Prog Dir

A List:

AD Adamo- Pomme Et Cie

Angelo Bronduardi- Forte

Grant Miller Saanger In My Life

Jellyfish Bye Bye Bye

UB40 Can't Help

RADIO UNDAU/Lindou S

EHR

Jens Bohm - MD

Power Play:

AD Hooters- Twenty Five

A List

AD Rage- Run To

Ugly Kid Joe- Cat's

B List

AD Dr. Alban. Sing Hallelumh

Sode. Kiss Of Life

RADIO REGENBOGEN/Mannheim 5

EHR

Martin Schwebel Music Dir

Power Ploy:

AD Ten Sharp Dreamhome

A List

AD A -Ha- Doric Is The Night

8 ListAD Achim Reichel- Amazonen

Bruce Hornsby- Harbor LightsBurkhardt kraut- Dug Mir Liebe

Depeche Mode- Wolkirg

fantostischen Vier- Lou Die

H. -W. Olm- Wot Geht Ab?

Hope Kerkeling- Bei Diesern Lied...

Kalkowski- Lob Dich

Maria McKee- I'm Gonna

Penny Ford- Day Dreaming

Peter Fessler. Don't Delay

Supermax- Shine On Me

Swimming The Nile- Down

Trey Lorenz- Just To Be

Vepo Kom Wir

Taney Gonsehout

RADIO CHARIVARI/Nuremberg

ACE

Mathias Hofmann - Musk Dir

A list:


RAID KOLN: COLOGNE CHARTS/Cologne B

EHR

Uwe Skirl - Preg DirLudwig Schieffer - Prog Dir

A List.

AD French Connection- I Don't

Mick Jogger- Don't Tear

Midnight Oil- TruganiniPeacock Palace- Hallway°

Winfried Bode- Sweet Dreams

UNTIED KINGDOM

ATLANTIC 252/London P

EHR

Paul Kavanagh Prog Dir

A List:

AD R.E.M.- Everybody Hurts

Tasmin Archer- Lords

UB40- Can't Help

BBC RADIO 1/London P

EHR

Paul Robinson - Prog Dir

A List

AD Stereo MC's- Creation

Tears For Fears- Brook It

B List

AD Blur Chemical World

Janet Jackson- If

Peace Together- Be Still

BEACON RADK3/Wolverhompton P

ERR

Peter Wagstaff Prog Dir

A List

AD Charles & Eddie- House Is

Chesney Hawker Whor's Wrong

Oman U R The Best

Crosby/Collins- HeroDire Straits- Your Latest

East Side Beat- Youre My

Elton John- Simple life

Howard Jones- I.G.Y

Lenny Kravitz- Believe

Louie Louie- Walk W tr.


Turner/Junior- Lysander's

Sonia- Better The

Tasmin Archer. Lords


UB40- Can't Help

Vince Gill- Don't Let

BRMB FM/Birmingham P

EHR

Robin Valk - Head Of Musk

A list.AD Gary Moore- Parisienne

Lockhie Lou & Michie One- Shout

Tears For Fears- Break It

B List


Doolsie Brothers- Long Train

Peace Together- Be Stil!

Rodiohead. Pop Is

Snow- Girl I've

CAPITAL fM/London P

EHR

Richard Park - Prog Cont.

A List.

AD Bruce Hornsby. Harbor Lights

Dina Carroll- Express

Felix- Stars

Howard Jones- LG.?


L.Vandross Little

Robert Plant- 29 Palms

Shobba Ranks- Housecoll



U1340- Can't Help

B List



Louchre Lou & Michie One- Shout

Suede. So Young

CRY FM/Liverpool P

EHR

Sue Taylor Coord

A List

AD Bryan Powell- Think

Doobie Brothers- Long Train

UM

AD Ace Of Base- All That She Wants

Dream- U R The Best

Crosby/Collins- HeroLVandross- Little


Robert Plant. 29 Palms

Silk- Freak Me

Spin Doctors- 2 Princes

SLAV- I'm So


Tears For Fears, Break It

Tina Turner Don't

KISS FM/London P

Dance

Gordon McNamee - Prog Dir

B List.

AD Use B.- Glom

Toni Clark- Rushing

Mica Paris I WorryMovie Love PowerNew Version- 66 Mello

Sound Factory- To The

Stereo MC's- Creation

What's Happening Confused

METRO RADIO GROUP/Newcostk P

EHR

Liz Elliott - Music Organiser

A List

AD Chesney Howkes- What's Wrong

Nick Score- Wake Up


B List

AD Derek 5- U Got 2


Girlfriend- Girl's Life



Station Reports



Snow- Gid I've



PICCADILLY RADIO/Manchester P

EHR

Keith Pringle Head Of Music

A List

AD Ace Of Base- All That She Worn

UB40- Can't Help

B List


Aztec Camera- Dream Sweet

Bruce Hornsby- Harbor 1.91%

Charles & Eddie- House Is

Doobie Brothers- Long Tram


Michael/Queen- These Are

Lenny Kravitz- Bel..Sade- Kiss Of Lk

Teors For Fears- Break

Tina Turner- I Don r

Waterboys- The Re, -

VIRGIN RADIO 'London P

Rock

Richard Skinner - Prog Dir

John Revell - Prog Dir

Power Ploy.

AD Dire Snails- You And


New Order- WorldPeon Together- Be Still


A List

AD Bon lovi- In These


Gary Clark- Freefloating

Tannin Archer- Lords

B List

AD Aaron Neville- The Roadie

Aon- Oval Joys

Dada- Di.Johnny Clegg & Savuka- These

Larry McCray- Delto

Leonard Cohen- Closing Time

Maria McKee- I'm Gonno

Rosanne Cosh- The Wheel

T.T. D'Arby- Delicate

COOL FM/Belfast GACE

John Paul Ballantine - HOM

A List

AD Depeche Mode- Walking

Haddaway- What Is Love

Hothouse Flowers- One



OMD- Stand Above Me


B listAD Charles & Eddie- House Is

Chesney Hawker- What's Wrong

Chris Braide- Surrender

Crosby/Collins- HeroLenny Kravitz- Heaven Help


Wild Orchids- Let A Little

DOWNTOWN RADIO/Belfast G

EHR

John Rosborough - Prog Dir

A listAD Charles & Eddie- House Is

Jim Diamond- Not Mon

Marc Cohn- Wolk Through


Nanci Griffiths- Front Clare

Runrig- Greatest Flame

FORTH RFM/Edinburgh G

EHR

Corm Sommerville- Head Of Music

A List

AD Dazes- Donceornotic

Def Leopard- Tonight

Inner Circle- Sweat


Serious Rope- Happiness

Sounds Of Blackness- I'm Gol n'


Team For Fears- Break It

B List

AD Fat Lady Sings- Show Of

Felix- Stars

Jim Diamond- Not Mon

Rockhead- Chelsea Rose


INVICTA/Whitstable G

EHR

John Lewis - Program Manager

Tim Stewart - Head Of Music

A List

AD Big Country. Ships

Doobie Brothers- long Train

Howard Jones- IG.ILenny Kravitz- Believe

Sade Ken Of Life

Sounds Of Blackness- Em Goin'


B List


Crosby/Collins- Hero

POWER FM/Fareham G

EHR

Jim Hicks - Head Of Musk

A listAD Charles & Eddie- N.Y.C.

B listAD Chesney Hawker- What's Wrong

Howard Jones- I.G.Y

Kingmaker- 10 Years Asleep..


Sounds Of Blackness- I'm Goin'

RADIO CLYDE !Glasgow G

Alex Dickson Prog Dir

A List

AD Crosby!Coin-HenJim

Not Mon

Tears For Fears- Break

B List.

AD L.Vondross Little

0- Get Here

Snow. Gid

RID ROSE tAD10,1Presees/tereigml

EHR

Doiagh Cosmic - Heed 011emerA listAD Ace Of Base- AO Thor Soe woe,

B listAD Chesney Hawke, What's Wrong

Dream- U R The Best

Kingmoker. 10 Years Asleep

WV I m SoSerie- Kw Of Life

Spei DoMors 2 Princes

Tears Far Fears- Break It


Ugly- Boom The

TRENT FM/Nottingham G

EHR

Ira Groat - Head Of Programmes

A List.

AD Big Country- Ships


Dino Carroll- Express


Sonia- Better The


B List

AD Crosby/Collins-HeroDire StraRth Your Latest

Gary Moore- ParisienneRuby Fruit Jungle- Sympathy

Stephanie Mills- Never Do

Williams/McKnight- Love Is

BROADLAND FM/SGR-FM/

Norwich/Ipswich and Bury 5

EHR

Mike Stewart Prog Dir

Dove Brown - Head Of Music

A List

AD Chesney Hawker- What's Wrong



Snow- Girl Poe

Sue Chabneth Move On Up

Team For Fears- Break It

B List



Ugly- Boom The

Jim Diamond- Not Man

Maria McKee- Ern Gonna


Tosmin Archer- lords

Rime Gill- Don't Let

Wild Orchids- le A Little

GWR FM/Bristol/SwindonEHR

Gory Vincent - Head Of Music

A listAD Marc Cohn- Walk Through

Pool McCartney Things We

B List


Howard Jones- I.G.Y

Jim Diamond- Not Man

Nanci Griffiths- From Clare


Waterboys- The Return

SWANSEA SOUND/Wales S

EHR

Rob Pendry Head Of Music

Power Play:

AD Crosby/Collins- HeroEast Side Beat- Youre My


B List

AD Big Country- Ships

General Lafayette- Oh My

Inner Circle- Sweat

Jungle Book- Jungle

Kenny G- G -Bop

Lee Ritenour- Waiting

Marc Cohn- Walk Through


FRANCE

EUROPE 2 NETWORK/Pais P

ACE

Christian Savigny - Prog Dir

A List

AD Bashung- lecume


Maria Glenn- The Cost Of

Stephan Eicher- Des Hauls

M40/Paris P

EHR

Christian Lefebvre - Frog Mgr

A List

AD Bon lovi- Bed Of


Innocents- Un Homme

J.Jacgues Goldman- le Commence

Jean Louis Aubert Entends-Moi

Native- Si La Vie

Nina Morato- Maman

Shabba Ranks- Mr. Loverman

Tasmin Archer- Arienne


B List

AD Elton John- Simple Life

Movie Lave- Born To

Patricia Koos- Entrez

NFU NEPNORK/Paris P

EHR

Max Guaaini DirA List

AD Chris beak- San Francisco



Stephan Eicher- Des Haute

Vanessa Parodic lust As Long

FUN RADIO/Paris G

EHR

Benoit Sillard - GM

Herve Lemaire - Prog Dir

A List

AD Rod Stewart- Ruby Tuesday

B List

AD Bon lovi Bed OfDire Straits- Your Latest

lean Louis Auhert- Entends-MaJohnny Clegg & Scrtuka- Crossing


Lucky Peterson- With s Been.

Siam ICem FedSteels% Sim Des limesSerf Plias d GaklGo. Bar I WOLIB 40- Call Help

TOP MUSIC/Strasburg G

EHR

Herve Petit Prog Dir

List

AD Charles & Eddie- N.Y.C.

Dire Straits- Your Latest

Louis Bertignae- Oubliez Moi

New Order- Regret

Shabba Ranks- Mr. Loverman

Sting- Fields Of Gold

VOLTAGE FM/Rosny-sousBois G

Dance

Olivier Allardet Music DirA List

AD Arrested Dev.- People

Dr. Alban- Sing Halleluyah

East Side Beat- Alive

Whitney Houston- Pm Every

B List

AD Double You- With Or

JTQ- Love The Life

Mica Paris- I Never Pelt

Netzwerith Send Me An Angel

Shaman. Phorever People

Snow- Informer

At Best Of ... 6

L'ONDE LATINE/Aix en Provence

National Music

Maximo Airoldi - Head Of Musk

Power Play.

Gilbert Beam& Quand T'Es

RADIO RIVIERA/Monk Corio 5

ACE

Andrew Anthony - Music Prog

Donny Stocker - Musk Coed

AL Eddie Murphy

WRIL/Paris S

Rock

Georges Lang, Lionel Rkhebourg

A ListAD Tina Turner- I Don't

AL Gary Clarklittle Bob

T.T. D'Arby

ISABELLE FM/Toone Saint Apre B

EHR

Patrick ktheyronnie - Prog Dir

A ListAD Alan Filippi- Songs

DJ Bobo- Somebody

Johnny Hallyday Dans Ma Me

Lo Strada- La Sylvan

West End- The love

RADIO CORSE INTERNATIONAL/Bastio

EHR

Philippe Jammer

B List

AD El Cheer- A La Vie

Madonna -Fever

Thierry Pastor- Posse Compose

Tori Amos- China

Willy DeVille- I Call Your Name

RADIO MANCHE/Saint-Lo B

ACE

Thierry Hot - Prog Dir

A List

AD Francois Feldman Elle Est

Infidel.- ChoreJohnny Hollydar Dins Me Vie

B List

AD Cerrone You -Hon -Me

Christopher Thompson To Ten

Princess Erica Ala DermeZazie- le lb Its

AUSTRIA

6 3/Vienna P

EAR

Gunther Lesjak - Head Of Music

A List

AD Ace Of Base- Wheel..Dream- Things Can OnlyPantastischen Vier- Loss Die

Jam/House- Music Drives

Shaggy- Oh Carolina


CD INTERNATIONAL/Vienna G

EHR

Peter Lossack Head Of Music

Power Play:

Faith No More- I'm Easy

BELGIUM

BRTN RADIO DONNA/Brussels P

EHR

Marc Deschuyter - Head Of Musk

Power Play:Bart Hermon- lb Ga Good Aan

AD Dinky Toys- Out In

A listAD Doobie Brothers- Long Train

Isabelle A- Jii Mag Altijd

Michel Fugain- Les Soirs

Ronnymo- Falling

Roots Syndicate- We'll Meet


B List


Gary Moore- Parisienne

Nadia- Vrij

Sarah Brightman- Captain


BRTN STUDIO BRUSSEL/Brussels P

EHR/Rock

Jan Hautekiet - Producer

Power PierDirk Blanched-- L'Amour

Frank Black- Hang On To Your


AD Waterboys- The Return

A listAD Blur -For To

Depeche Mode- Welting

Mau Mau. Moodie'Robert Plant 29 Palms

Stephen Duffy- NatalieTina Turner- I Don't

Vanessa Paradith lust As Long

B List

AD Excessives- Snaps

Rage..Machine- Bullet In

AL World Party

RADIO 11/Brussels P

EHR/Rock

Christine Goor/Anne Gomm - Producer

B List


Daniel Lanais- Far The Love Of

David Crosby- 1000 Roads

Deacon Blue- Only Tender Love

Didier Sustrac- Zanzibar

Michael/Queen- Five Eve

Janet Jackson- lane


Silencers- I Can Feel

T.T. D'Arby- Symphony

UB40- Can't Help

Morrison/Hooker GloriaWorld Party- Bang

AL David Bowie

Depeehe Mode

Eros Ramozzotti

Midnight Oil

RADIO CONTACT F/Brussels P

EHR

Jean Lou Berlin Prog Dir

B List

AD Block Bizarre- Stop The Rain

Buddy Guy- Some Kind Of

Dream- U R The Best

Francois Feldman- Elle Est

Hugh K.- Shine On

Jerome Dohan- Sere Foible

Logic Dream- Get On You

Madonna- Fever

Michel Fugoin- Les Soim

Reflex- Tu Me Vas

Rod Stewart- Shotgun Wedding

Sbineheod- .10,0,CO'n

RADIO CONTACT N/Beussels P

EHR

Danny de Bruin - Prop DiA List

AD Del Dames Dope- Ain't Nothing

B List

AD Arno- More Ma Like.*


Tea Turner- I Don't

BEL-RR/Brussels GEHR

Serge Jonckers Prog Dir

A List



Whitney Houston- Hove

William Sheller- lore

B listAD Ace Of Base- All That She Wants

C. Vidal- Mats Qu'Est-Ce

Claude Barzeti- Vent°

Eros Ramoczolii- Core


Jean Pierre Mader- lo

BRF /Eupen S

ACE

Guy Janssens Producer

Power PloyBetty Boo Hangover

AD Mkhael/Cluems-

Janet kicksizes- Dot's The Way

Luna- Es War En mai

Midnight 06- Truganini

Spin Dodo's- 2 Princes

The The- Slow Emotion

Undercover. The Way

A listAD Depeche Made- Walking

U 96- Love Seth No

AL Adrian CelentanoLuna

RADIO BRUXELLES CAPITALE/

Brussels

ACE

Marc Vossen - Prog Dir

B List

AD Billy Oceon- Everything

Black- Don't Take

Bruce Hornsby- Harbor lights

Charles & Eddie- House Is

Everything But The Girl- Only


Glen° Boys- LibertadHoward Jones- I.G.Y

Innocents- Un Homme


Radios- Rien Change

UB40- Can't Help

Morrison/Hooker- Gloria

Wet Wet Wet Blue Fa You

BRTN RADIO 2 -EAST FLANDERS/Ghent B

EHR

Rudi Sinia - Producer

A List

AD Bart Vondenbossche- Boem

CB Milton Send Me An Angel

Dance 2 Trance- Rower

Boron Duran- Come


Leila K- Co Wane

Mick logger- Don't Tear

BRTN RADIO 2 -WEST FLANDERS/

Kortrijk B

EHR

Peter de Groot - Head Of Musk

Power Play:

AD Belly Goes Green- Lifelong

AL David Crosby

RADIO EXPRES/Anhverp

EHR

Marc Dhollander - Head Of Musk

B List

AD Army Of Lovers- Israelism

Bluebells- Young At Heart

Deno Winner- Woordenloos

Helmut Lotti- lk Wist Niet

Isabelle A- ill Meg AltijdMadonna -Fever

Sam bowie- Sexy


Wim Ravel- Alles Doer

RADIO MAXIMA/RoeselareEHR

Wim Coryn - Head Of MusicWim Vossen - Head Of Music

Power Play:

AD Beatma' Malics- Moto. MixSteen Bees- I Don't Want

A List:

AD Bluebells- Young At Heart

Charkx& Eddie- House Is

Gitano Boys- Libertod

Inhance Te ()urns

O.T.G.- Change It

B List


Gionna Nannini- In Sense

Good Men- Give It Up

Jaydee- Plastic Dreams

Matthias Reim- Kiissen

RADIO MOL/Mol

EHR

Sonja Celen - Producer

Power Play:

AD Bluebells- Young At Heart

A List

AD Asa De Bo- Vlinder

B List

AD Clockwork- Keep On

Def Dames Dope- Ain't Nothing

Leila K- Ca Plane

Peter Kingsberry- Only

Radios- Rien N'a Change

AL Eros Romazzotti

RADIO POWER ZUIDERKEMPEN/Cthel B

EHR

Danny Diereke - Prog Dir

A List

AD 2 Boys- I Won't Let

Duran Duran- Come

II List

AD Whitney Houston- I Have

RADIO ROYAAL/Hornont-Achel 8

EHR

Torn Noland - Prog Dir

Power PloyAced Bose WneeArery Of Lovers- lathe,

AD Roots Syndicate- We -YeeUgly Kid Joe- Cars

A List

AD D J Blackfoot- Run Things

Duran Duran- Come

Jade- Donn Wolk

Madonna- Fever

Marc Dank!, lb Mri leMassive, Take My Hand

Maywood- You And I

Naughty By Nature- Hip Hop

Peacock Palm- Heotwave

Sting- Seven Days

B List

AD Hooters- Twerily Five

Inner Gree- Wthippen

Paul McCartney- Canon. Fox,AL Bluebells

RIM RADIO 2/MOMMA

EHR

Ffitippe Jwrsiwx - Musk DirA AsAD Chiki Chika- Nat Real Presence

Doree 2 Trance- Power

CZECH REPUBLIC

BONTON RADIO/Prague G

EHR

Peter Kricek - Head Of Music

Power Play:

AD Gary Moore- Porisienne

Jungle Book- Jungle

Soidflorence- Definitely


A List

AD Ivan Hies- Typ Ta

Lionrock- Packet Of

Network- Get Reol

Pot & Mick- Hat



13 List

AD Dodgy- Lovebird

Shabba Ranks- Housecall

Wet Wet Wet- Blue For You

RTL CITY RADIO/Prague G

ACE/EHR

KernI Oubrecht - Prog Mgr

Power Play:

AD Ivan Hies- Karlin



A listAD INXS- Communication

Michael Jackson- Will You


B listAD Lurie Bile- Moreton

Marc Cahn- Walk Through

AL Madness

Maxi Priest

T.T. D'Arby

RADIO ORION/Ostrava B

EHR

Per Magera - Prog Dir

A List

AD Bon Joel- In These

Cyndi Lauper- Who Let

Crosby/Collins-HeraJonah Ledeeky- Zizen Velko



DENMARK

DANMARKS RADIO/Copenhagen P

EHR

Leif Wivelsted - Prog Dir

A List


Al Denser Med Drenge

Here's 5 peoplefrom Denmark

Here's what theycall themselves

vtrrHere's the title of

their scandinaviansmash hit

Here's the title oftheir forthcoming

album

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Station Reports

Michael/Queen

DR P3: GO'MORGEN P3/Copenhagen P

EHR/Rock

Torben Billy - Heod Of Music

A List:

AD Bruce Hornsby- Harbor Lights

Gory Clark- NancyNice Device- Cool Corona

Toftem Sidnte Nat Alene

DR P3: MASKINEN/Copenhagen P

EHR /Rock

Torben IliIle - Head Of Musk

A List

AD Gary Clark- NancyNice Devke- Cool Corona

Paw- Jessie

Warner X- EA Och

ARHUS FUERRADIO/Arhus G

EHR

lever Schousen - Head Of Musk

A List:

AD Alexander O'Neal- All That

Rubbers- For Vi


JIG- Love The Life

John & Aoge- Chainsosv

Memphis Blue- Every Little

Nice little...- Beat music

Rosette- Almost Unreal


ANR/Aalborg GACE/EHR

Niels VedernA - Head Of Music

A List

AD Rubbers- For Vi

B List

AD Elton John- Simple Life

Eros Romazzatti- Cose

Louise Hoffsten- Hit Me

LVandross- All That


Silk- Freak Me

RADIO ABC/Ronders GEHR

Stilt Harivig Nielsen - MD

Henrik Henneberg - Prog Dir

A List:

AD Rubbers- For A

Eros Ramazzolf Cose

Gory Clods- f reeflooring


Thomas Ledin- Slapp Hastarna

B List



Cliff Rkhard Human Work Of ArtCrosby/Collins- Hero

Eddie Murphy- Whatupwitu


Etienne Daho- Attractions

Key West- Looks Like


Memphis Blue- Every Thee

Midnight Oil- Trugonini

Monroe- The Sun Gces Up

Sting- Seven Days

Whitney Houston- I Hove

Lai- Lev Nu

RADIO VIBORG/Viborg GEHR

Pout Foged - Head Of Musk

A listAD Alexander O'Neal- All That

Rubbers- FOr A

Duran Duran -Come

Elton John -Simple Life

Luse- Megomix '93


Somebody's- That's Why

Wilmer X- Ett Ooh

B list.


Gonna Nannini- lo SenzaLVandross- Tide

Memphis Blue- Every Thee

THE VOKE/Copeohagen G

EHR

Lars ICtaer - Prog Dir

Signe Larsen

A List:




World Party. Is It Like Today

UPTOWN FM/Copenhagen G

ACE/EHR

Melt Pedersen - Heed Of Musk

El List:

AD Rubbers- FOr Vi

Denser Med Menge- Hvor LangeVii


Depmhe Mode- Walking


Sling -Seven Days

Take That- Could It


RADIO 89.1 /Helsingor 5

EHR

Johannes Olsen - Head Of Music

Power Play:

AD Stan Urban- Through My Door

Yasmin- Let Me

A UM

AD Duran Duran- Come

Helen Hofker- Edge OfLouise Hoffsten- Hit Me



RADIO AIRPORT EM/Copenhagen 5

EHR

Flemming Beck - Head Of Music

Power Play:

AD Bobber, For V,Lenny Kravitz- Believe

A List

AD Hoddawoy- What Is Love


B List

AD Nice Device- Cool Corona

RADIO AMAGER/Brondby/Kastrup 5EHR

Susan Duelund - Head Of Music

A List:

AD Doran Duran -Come

Eros Ramozzotti- Cose

Helen Haffner- Edge Of

Hot Chocolate- It Storied With

Shubi-Dua- Donske Sild


Tina Tumer- I Don't

Yasmin- Send Me

RADIO HERNING/Herning SEHR

Ulrik Hyldgaard - Head Of Music

A List

AD Ace Of Base- Waiting For Magic

Alexander O'Neal- All That

Rubbers- FOr

Duran Duran -Come

Elton Jobs- Simple Life

GO- Love The Life



Nice little...- Rain Keeps


Tina honer- I Don't

Vibe- 3 X Love

RADIO SYDKYSTEN/Copenhagen 5

ACE

Peter Hold Prog Dir/DJ

Ka) Jensen - Head Of Muds

A List

AD Bruce Springsteen- Lucky Town

Crosby/Collins- HeroDuren Duran- Come

Happy People...- Jack &

Helen Heffner Edge OfMichael Bolton- Hold On

Nice Linle...- Rain Keeps

Perception- Guilty


Tina Turner- Don't

RADIO VICTOR/Esbjerg S

EHR

Christina Thomsen

Power Play:

AD Rubbers- For Vi

Little River Band- My Own

B List


Elton John- Simple life

Jellyfish- Bye Bye Bye

Joakim- lye Got (What It Takes)


LVandross- Little


Soul Asylum- Runaway Train

Top Mobile- Passion Time

Vibe- Love, Love, Lose

THE VOICE NARUM/Notrum

EHR

Kasper Lange - Prog Dir

A List

AD A -Ho- Dark Is The Night

Rubbers- FOr Vi


Eddie Murphy- Whatzupwitu

Eric Gadd- Heaven Is Asleep

Nice Device- Cod Corona

Stonefunkers- M Rock

B List:

AD Beloved -You've Got Me...

Bryon Ferry- Taxi

Cliff Richard- Peace



Helen Haffner- Edge Of


Nice Little-- loin KeepsShaggy- Oh Carolina

Tee Sharp- Dreamhome

T.T. D'Arby- Do You


Wodd Party- Is It Like Today

Yosmin- Let Me

THE VOICE ODENSE/Odense S

EHR

Anders Hansen - Head Of Music

A List:


Capt. Hollywood- All I


Diesel- Mon Alive

PM Dawn- More Than


S. J. Morris- You'll Never Know

Vibe- 3 X Love

B List

AD UB40- Can't Help

RADIO HOLB/EK/Holbaeck 8

EHR

Stig Nielsen - Prog Dir

Power Play:


AD Rubbers- For VI

B List

AD Alexander O'Neal- All ThatElton John- Simple Life


Mick Jagger- Don't Tear

RADIO SLR/Slagelse B

EHR

Jesper Reutrer - Head Of Music

A List



ESTONIA

RADIO KUKU/Tallinn G

Rock/ACE

Avo Raup - Head Of KIMA List:

AD Nick Jagger- Don't Tear

Poison- Until You Suffer

Snow- Informer

Sting- Seven Days

AL David Bowie

RADIO TALLINN/T.11i. S

EHR

Nikalai Meinert - Prog Dir

Medic Keith - DJ

A List.

AD Beloved- Sweet Harmony

Dr. Alban- Sing liallekryah

Haddaway- Whot Is Love

FINLAND

YLE 2/RADIOMAFIA/Helsinki P

EHR

Penni Kemppainen - Prog Dir

Jukka Haarma - Head Of Music

A List:

AD Doobie Brothers- Long Train

Dee Kaartomo- Onnen

Leevi/Leovings- Pohjoisen

Peacock Palace- Healwove


Snap- Do You See


Wilma- Claudius

B list.

AD Di Leva- Naked Number One

RADIO 100-F/Tompere G

EHR

Penh Terovainen Music Dir

A List

AD Army Of Lovers- La Plage

Lea Kaartamo- Y6n

Lulu/Warnock- I'm Back

Sydanmaa- Hymn Yoto Helsinki

Tasmin Archer- Somebody's

GREECE

ANTENNA 97.1 FM STEREO/Athens P

EHR

Elias Xinopoulos - Prog Dir

John Moutsopoubs - DJ

A List

AD Genesis -Mama

Jam. Brown- Just Do It


Kirke- The Sod....Sandra- I Need


B List

AD David Bowie- Black Ile

David Bowie- Wedding Song

David Bowie- lees Dance

David Bowie Chino GirlDeacon Blue- Only Tender Love

lost 17- Slow It Down


ANTENNA 97.5 FM STEREO/Salonika G

EHR

Lamm Boukovinua - Prog Dir

A List:

AD Capollo- U Got 2 Know

OM D- Stand Above Me

%Wester's- The Return

B listAD 2 Unlimited- Tribal

Aztec Comere Dream Sweet

Capt. Hollywood- Only

POP 92.4 FM/Athens GEHR

Tennis Methenitis - Frog Dir

A List

AD Bon Jovi- In These

Gloria Estefan- Go Away

JTO- Love The Life

Sting- Seven Days


T.T. D'Arby- Do You

UB40- Can't Help

B List:

AD Aaron Neville- Don't Take

Bruce Hornsby- Harbor Lights

Cathy Dennis- Moments Of Love

Eros Ramazzotti- Cose

Johnny Clegg & Savuker These

Mary J. Blige- Love

New Order- Regret


Roots Syndicak- Mockin'T.T. D'Arby- Delicate

HOLLAND

HET STATION/Hilversum P

EHR

Jan Steeman - Head Of Music

Power Play:

AD U840- Can't Help

A List

AD Burma S- Hippies

D.M. Johnson- Soy A Lisle Prayer

Dr. Dre- Nuthin' But

Gotchal- NakedRobert Plant- 29 Palms

Snap- Do You See

Monison/Hooker GloriaAL Brum Springsteen

Jade

JTO

Paul Rodgers

T.T. D'Arby

NOS/Hilversum P

EHR

Tom Blomberg - DJ/Producer

Frits Spits - DJ/Producer

Power Ploy:

UB40- Can't Help

A List:


Boom Boom Mancini- Harbour

Boy Kraxy- That's What

Clamed- The Other Side

Claw Boys Claw- lady!Depeche Mode- Walking

Eros Ramazzoni- Cose

Guns N' Roses- Civil Wor

Paul de Leeuw- De Glimlach Von

Pierre Von Dam- IL Wit



AL Patricia Kecs

RADIO 3/Hilversum P

EHR

Paul van der Lugt - Cooed

Power Ploy:

AD 91340- Conn Help

A Ust:

AD Lenny Kravitz- Believe

Rodiohead- Pop Is

lira Turner- I Don't

SKY RADIO/Bussum P

ACE

Ton Ladmuwers - MD

Wanx van Maaren Musk DirB List


TRO5 RADIO 3/Hilversum P

EHR

Anton Doolhuisen - Head Of Music

Power Play:

AD 5540- Can't Help

A List

AD Roney M- Brown Gid




Koos Alberts- lk Wil Altijd


Madonna -Fever

Manne4toor Karrenspoor- Een Boer

Maywood- You And I



VERONICA/Hilversum P

EHR

Allard Berends - Dir Radio

Roland Sneeijer - Producer

Power Play:

AD UB40 Can't Help

A List:

AD Janet Jackson- That's The Way

Power- Dance To Trance

Radiohead- Creep



RADIO 538/Bream GEHR

Lex Harding - MD

Erik de Zwart - Peg DirPower Play:

Roveven Here- Rowwen

B listAD Capricorn- 20 Hz


Deborah Wilson- Free



Good Girls- Just Coll


Hobnail Boob- Sun Rays

Jade- Don't Walk

Jamiroquai- Too Young

laydee- Plastic DreamsLeila K- Co Plane


New Order- Royer

Spirt [Wars- 2 PrincesTen Sheep- Drecnitorne

U840- Can't help

CFNB/Brunssum

ACE

Lou Rowland - Head Of Musk

Power Ploy

AD Adventures- Marianne

A List

AD Dolores Keane- Solid


World Party- Kingdom

AL Wendy Matthews

IRELAND

2 FM/Dublin P

EHR

John Clarke - Prog Dir

A ListAD Ace Of Bose- All That She Wants

Kenny G- Even If

Niamh Kavanagh- In Your Eyes

Penny Fond- Day Dreaming

B List

AD Chris !sack- Son Frensisco


World Party- Hollywood

ITALY

101 NETWORK/Milan P

EHR

Stefano Carboni - Head Of Music

Mauriao f ranciosi - Head Of Music

B List.

AD Aaron Neville- My Brother

Capt. Hollywood- More

Dream- U R The Best

Dino Corroll- Express

Johnny Gill- Floor

Mary J. Bilge- Love

Snap- Do You See



PETER FLOWERS FM/Milan P

ACE/EHR

Marco Garavelli - Producer

Franca Lazzari - Head Of Music

A UstAD Janet Jackson- That's The Way



RADIO CLUB 91/Naples P

EHR

Franco Mary Russo - Frog Dir

A ListAD Everything But The Gid- Only

k.d. long- Constant Craving

RADIO DIMENSIONS SUONO/Rome

EHR

Carla Mancini - Music Dir

Power Play:

Depekhe Mode- Walking

Madonna -Fever -

AD Anna Om- AnimaVasco Rossi- Occhi Blu

A List.

AD A -He- Dark Is The Night

Eugenio Finardi- Katie

Nano Fossati- Buentempo (live)


RETE 105 NETWORK/Milan P

EHR

Angelo De Robertis - Head Of Prog

A List:

AD Copt. Hollywood- Only

Gianno Nannini- Radio

Joy Salinas- Bip Bip

RAF- II Bait° Animale

Spin Tee 2wo- Can't Find



STIREORAI/Rome P

EHR

Elio Molinari - Head of Dept.

Eodele Bellisario - Frog Dir

Power Ploy:

Michoel/Oueen- Somebody

Gianna Nannini-Radio


New Order- Regret


A List:

AD Deacon Blue- Only Tender Love

Gang- Kowalsky

Gloria Eskfan- Go Away


Om:where Latino- Italian


UB40- Can't Help

AL T.T. D'Arby

101 NETWORK: DANCE PARADE/Milan G

Dance

Roberto Corinaldesi - DJ/Producer

A List

AD House Of Gypsies- Don't Let

Workin' Happily- Feel It

RADIO BABBOLEO/Genoa GEHR

Lenny Rattona - Prog Dir

Power Play:

AD Tina Turner- I Don't

RADIO CLUB 91: DANCE/Naples G

Dance

Franco Mory Russo Prog Dir

A ListAD Ace Of Base- All That She Wants

Roney M- Megomix


Mica Paris- I Never Felt

Shaggy- Oh Carolina

Silk- Freak Me

RADIO MONTE CARLO/Milan G

ACE

Francesco Migliomi Frog CantA ListAD Whitney Houston- I Hove

ANTENNA DELLO STRETTO/Messino S

EHR

Hippo Pedei - DJPower Noy

Gera Under Pressure Go.A listAD Clifl Ridord- Peace

East 17- Slaw It Down

Johnny Clegg 8 Savulna These

k.d. lang- Constant Craving

NUMBER ONE RADIO/Brescia S

EHR

MOM/ Mantovoni - Music Prog

Pierre Pasolini - Music Prog

A List

AD Block Machine- Love & Peace


Lalene- Together

Snow- Informer

El List

AD Inner Circle- Bad Boys

Melo- Non Pruvo

Stadia- Sesso D'Amore

RADIO SOUND STEREO/Ferrara S

EHR

Sandro Alberghini - Frog Dir

Power Play:

Gianna Nannini- Radio

A List


Animali Bari- Gid Colpevali

Inner Circle- Rod Boys

Utah Saints- Believe In Me

Wet Wel Wet- Blue For You

B List.

AD lion Rock- Packet:0f

Martha Wash- Carry

Poison- Until You Suffer

RADIO SULCIS/Carbonio

EHR

Marco Biagetti - Prog DirSebastian - Music Director

A List.

AD Annie Lennox- Little

Capt. Hollywood- MoreDebbie Gibson- Shock


East 17- House Of

Elis barrio- My Land

Lomonheads- Mrs. Robinson

Snow- Informer

World Party- Kingdom

AL Ems Ramozzotti

leaner Fossati

RAF

Spin Tea two

T.T. D'Arby

NUMBER ONE: DANCE ACTION/Brescia B

Dance

Roberto Lezzi - Music Prog

Power Ploy:

DJ H.- You

AD jatoo- I Soy Jo

P A List

AD Work Out- Baby Boom

PRIMARADIO/Naples

ACE

Giuseppe Borrone - Prog Dir

Lino Artiaco - Music Dir

A List:

AD 2 Unlimited- No Limit

Eros Ramat:melt- Coen


Rosanna Casale- Semplice

AL Suede

RADIO ONDA UBERA/Perugia 8

ACE

Marcella Rosi Prog Dir

Power Ploy:

Chris Isaak- Can't Do A Thing

Dionne Warwick- VI The

Paul McCartney- C'mon People

RADIO STAR/Vicenza IACE

Maurizio Maressi - Head Of Music

Power Play:


AL Eros Ramozzotti

RAF

RADIO SULCIS: DANCE/Carbonia B

Dance

Sebastian Salinas - Musk Dir

A List

AD Aladino- Make It

Co.Ro- I Know There's

TC 1993- Harmony

RADIOMAN1A/Senigallia

EHR

Ake Bedin - Prog Dir/H.O.M.A List

AD 883- Sei Un Mito

Ace Of Base- All That She Wants


David Bowie- Jump

Duran Duran- Come

Fiorello- Si 0 NoKC & The Sunshine Band- Megamix

Ligabue- Ho Messo Via

Moho Bozo, Chi VuolPaolo Belli- Via Di Qua

Run DMC- Hit'em

Snow -Informer


Trehiti- E' Vivo

Vasco Rossi- Gabri

Vincenzo Spaminoto- Bella

B List

AD Asia- Loy Down

Vincenzo Spominato- L'Amore

RADIOMANIA: DANCE/Senigallia

Donee

Alex Berlin - Prog Dir/H.O.M.

A listAD Co.Ro- I Know There's

Corporation 2- Joy Blow

DJ Cork, Rotterdam 93


Tambourine- Hello Daddy

TC 1993 -Harmony

Violent Bop- Sophisticated

LUXEMBOURG

ELDORADIO/Luxembourg SEHR

Luc Madsen - Head of Prog

Am Damns HOMA List

AD San Jdtn StmpieGonna Nannini- Radio

Snag- hoer Days

B List

AD 2 Unlimited- Wool

Beloved- You've Got Me..

Depeche Mode- Wolking

Sydney Youngblood- Anything

NORWAY

RADIO 1 FM/Bergen GEHR

Ate Breda! - Head Of Musk

Power Play:



A List


Aaron Neville- The Grand Tour



RuPoul- Supernociel



8 List



Shai- Baby, I'm Yours

RADIO 102/Hougesund GEHR

Egil Houeland - Head Of Music

A List.

AD A -He- Dark Is The Night

Atomic Swing- Stone Me

Crosby/Collins-HeroHoddaway- What Is Love


September When- Fish

RADIO GREPHAND/Skien G

EHR

Anders Tvegaard - Musk Dir

Power Play:

A -Ha- Dark Is The Night


Ten Sharp- Dreomhome

AD Rosette- Almost Unreal

A List.

AD Lenny Kravitz- Believe

Shai- Roby, I'm Yours

Shabby Ranks- Mc Loverrnan


B List.

AD Atomic Swing- Stone Me

Howard Jones- I.G.Y


RuPaul- Supermodel

Suzanne Rhatigan- Indian

AL T.T. D'Arby

HORTEN NARRADIO/Horten

EHR

Vidor Laden - Music Dir

A List


A -Ha- Dark Is The Night


B list

AD Billy Idol- Heroin

Dance 2 Trance- Rower

Emotional Fish- Rain

Leila K- Co Plane


Nudeswirl- When I'm Dead

Sister Rain- Break It Up


RADIO OST/Rode

ACE

Age-Christoffer Lundeby - HOM

Power Play:

Ankie Bogger- Bong Bong

AD Eros Ramozzotti- Cose

A List




B List

AD Chesney Hawke, What's WrongInner Circle- Wrapped


Everybody Hurts

Reidar Larsen- Robbery

Run DMC- Down With


RADIO 1 TRONDHEIM/Trondheim 5

EHR/Rock/MOR

Bengt Sather - Head Of Music

A List


Ankie Bagger- Bang Bang

Cool New Sound- Tell Me Why

Crosby/Collins- HeroDoobie Brothers- Long Train

Helen Hoffner- Edge Of


Kayo- Om Nat.KWS/Trammps- Hold Back


Vime Gill- Still

RADIO NORD/Harstod S

EHR

Knut Forma - Head Of MusicA List.

AD Aaron Neville- Don't Pall

RADIO FREDRIKSTAD/Eredrikstad 8

EAR

Jargon Soderberg Jansen - Musk Co -Ord

Power Play:

AD Rosette- Almost Unreal

A List

AD Haddawoy- What Is Love

Johnny Clegg & Savuka- These

Stonefunkers- M Rock

Wilmer X- En Och

B List



Howard Jones- I.G.Y


L.Vandross- Little

Silje- Aire Mine Tanker


STORBYRADIOEN/Oslo B

ACE

Pal Andre Kristiansen HONA List"

AD Ace Of Base- Waning For Magic

En Vogue- Love Don't Love You

Fran Kolvik- Pd Flute


POLAND

POLSKTE RADIO 3/Worsow P

EHR

Marek Niedzvriecki - ProducerPower Play

AD Pilgrims- Information

A List

AD Cyndi Loupe, Who LetGary Moore- Parisienne



Willy DeVille- I Call Your Nome

World Party- Is It Like Today

RADIO BIALYSTOK/Bialystok G

EHR

J. Boltyk - DJ/Producer

C. Mokarewia - DJ/ProducerPower Play

TSA- To Boli

AD Chlopcy Z Naar Broni- ZdjecieEros Ramaramti- Cose


RADIO LODZ/Lodz GEHR

Jan Targowski - Head of Music

A List.

AD 10,000 Monitscs- Candy

Arno- Vive Me Libor*.

Brine Springsteen- Lucky Town

Cyndi taupe, Who LetDeocon Blue- Only Tender Love

Fischer Z- Tightrope

Gary Moore- Porisienne

Helen Haffner- Sacrifice

Janet Jackson- That's The Woy

Jellyfish- The Ghost


Peacock Palace- Heahvave

Radios- She Goes

Rene Klije- Mr. Blue

Morrison/Hooker GloriaWilly DeVille- Hey! Joe


RADIO MERKURY/Poznan G

ACE

Ryszard Gloger Head Of Music

Power Ploy:

AD Paul McCartney- Off The Ground

A List

AD T. Love- Stony

Ace Of Bose- All That She Wants

Boy George- The Crying


Iguanas- Fortune Teller


B List:

AD Chlopey Z Mau Broni- Zdjecie

Cyndi Lauper- Who Let

Midnight Oil- Trugenini


AL Bruce Hornsby

RADK) RME/Krakow GEHR

Plots Metz - Head Of Musk

Power Play:

AD World Party- Whet Is

A List

AD Blur- For To


Runrig- Greatest Flame

B listAD Days- Nlo Ma Takich

Radios- She Goes

RADIO SZCZECIN/Szczecin GEHR

Darius. Gibalo - Producer

Power Ploy:

AD 4 Of Us -She Hits


Hey- Dreams

Ryszard Slowkki- Kto W Ogradoch

A List

AD Duran Duran- Come

B Ust

AD Out Of The Ordinary- Da Da DaTheropy- Screamager

RADIO ZIELONA GORA/Ttelona Gore G

EHR

Eugeniusz Banachavria - HON

Power Play:

AD De Mono- Znow testes Ze Mno


A List:


Bryan Purr GidEddie Murphy- Whatzupwini

London Boys- Roby Come Back

Quireboys- Brother Louie

REM: Everybody Hurts

Suede- Animal Nitrate

B List

AD AC/DC- Dirty Deeds

Bobby Brown- That's The Way

Boyz II Men- Sympin

Cher- Whenever You're

RADIO 4 U/Worsow SEHR

Bogdan Fabionski - DJ/Producer

Power Play

AD Aztec Camera- Dream Sweet

Dream- U R The Best

Jan. Jackson- That's The WayUtah Saints- Believe In Me

A List.

AD Capella- U Got 2 Know

Charles & Eddie -

Rabin 5- Show Me Love

Rotation- Maginificent 7

B List

AD Roney hi- Brown Girl

DJ Dero- Do The Rove Stomp

Mobt Next Is The "E"Slipstream- We're Raving

RADIO GDANSK/Gdansk S

EHR

Marcin Sobesto - Producer

Power Play:

AD Ten Sharp- Dreamhome

A List

AD Bon Jovi- In These

Chlopcy Z Plocu Broni- Zdjecie

Chris teak- Can't Do A Thing

Crazy Gros- LoleakoDepeche Mode- Walking


Janet Jackson- That's The Woy

Sting- Seven Days

RADIO TORUN/Torun B

EHR

Andrzej Roszak - Head Of Music

Power Play:

REM.- Everybody HurtsA List.

AD Bruce Hornsby- Harbor Lights



Roy Charles- Song For

B List

AD Bon Levi- In These

Cliff Rkhard- Peace

Dr. Alban- Sing Halleluyah

ENS- Boni Rower

Hooters- Twenty Five

Kult- Celina

PORTUGAL

RADIO ENERGIA/Lishon GEHR

Nun Santos - Prog DirA List.

AD Anthrax- OnlyConsolidated- You Suck

Daryl Braithwaite- let MeDef Leopard- I Wanna Touch You

Thunder- Like A

Ugly Kid Joe- Goddamn

B Ust

AD Coverdak & Page- Lake A Look

Poison- Ride

Porno for Pyros- Pets

Stan Bush- Landslide

Suicidal Tendencies- Monopoly


RADIO NOVA ERA/Vila Nova de Goia G

EHR

Sergio Manuel Pinto - Music Prog

B List

AD Love Tribe- Meeting

Tam Tarn Gol- En to

Tote- 2 Hearts

Vince Neil- Can't Change

RUSSIA

RADIO MAXIMUM/Moscow P

EHR

Alexander Kasporov - Prog Dir

A List

AD Rod Stewart- Have I

Sub -Sub- Ain't No Love



Station Reports

UB40- Can't Help

B List

AD Boy Krissy- Good Times With



New Order- Regret

Rodeo Janes- Shades Of Summer

D'Arby- Do You

RADIO YUNOST/Moscow P

EHR/ACE

George Shishkovsky - Producer

A List.

AD 4 Of Us- I MIss You

Depeche Mode- One Cores

B List

AD Annie Lennox- Little

Faith No More- I'm Easy

Frank Block- I Heard It Through

Kruez- When You Smile

M-RADIO/Moscow GEHR

Francois Deymier - Prog Dir

A listAD Michael 8011011' Reach Out

Sode- Kind Of Love

UB40- Can't Help

SLOVENIA

STUDIO D/Novo Motto 5

EHR

Rosto Book - DJ/Producer

A List

AD Mick Jagger- Don't Tear

Sting- Seven Days

Vey° Con Dios. So Long Ago

CADENA 100/Madrid F

Rock/EHR

Rafael Revert GMCarlos Finely Prog Dir

Power Ploy:Lemonheads- Mrs. Robinson

A List:

AD Danz° Invisible- AlLenny Kravitz- Believe

B List

AD ttdannah Myles- Our WorldAsk.- El LodoDire Straits- Walk Of

Escalones- Dome Un

Gabinete Caligart GolpesJohnny Clegg 8 Savuka- Crossing

Lents De Alli. Te Siento

Otte Angels- Soapbox

Woterboys- The Return

TN LW

CADENA 40 PRINCIPALES/Madrid P

EHR

Luis Merino Music Mgr

Power Play:

Eros Ramozzolft- Cose

A List:

AD Alejandro Sans- Si Tu

Antonio Vega- Temros

B.F.I.- Why Not Lou

Esclarecidos- Cielo

Gabinete Coligort GolpesJesus Vazquez- Y Yo Te

Jon Secede. Do You

Rico- No Van


CADENA DIAL/Madrid P

National Music

Francisco Herrera Sanchez -

Head Of Music

Power Ploy

Berlin Osborne- Animal

B List

AD Chyp Notie When I Dream

Chiquetete- Canto A !done

Jose Feliciano- Yo Soy

Los Tunes- Los Anos Oue

Luz Cased- Y Luz Ilumino

Miguel Bose- Si Tu No

Ole Ole- Pero Iambi.Pequiebros- Le Esquire

Sara AzucorSergio/Estibalie AySilvio Y MariUmberto Torn- Ti Arno

M-80/Madrid GEHR

Jose Ramon Pardo Prog Dir/Head Of

Musi

Power PlayChris book- Can't Do A Thing

A List

AD Bruce Springsteen- Lucky Town

YanN- RdectIons

B List

AD Crosby/Collins. Hero

Depeche Mode. My Joy

Dire Sttaits Welk OfGlenn Frey- New Kid

Jeff Healey- Lost In

Lynyrd Skynyret Good Lovin's

Noel Soto- El Rey Del

ONDA CERO MUSICA/Madrid GEHR/ACE

Paco Valentin - Music Dir

A listAD Ace Of Base- All That She Wants

B List:

AD Alex De to Nuez- MontonasAudin/Modeno- Song Of Ocarina



Dire Straits- Walk Of

Eric Ckplon- Running

Billboard Singles

USA TOP 25

Gabinele Caligari- Gaines

Jon Seco.- Do You

La Decade- Las Amigos

Lemonheods- Mrs. Robinson


Michael Franks- Dream

OBK- Dicer

Ole Ole- Pero Tombien

OMD- Stand Above Me

Swimming The Nile- DownWaterboys- The Return

RADIO PALAFRUGELL/Palafrugell 5

EHR

Rafel Corbi i Viten:tell - MD/PD

Power May

Eros Ramazzatti- Cose

Gloria Estefath Go AwayHaddoway. What is Love

A List:

AD Celia Cruz- Cruz De

Garth Brooks- We Shall

Paul McCartney- C'mon People

Shineheod- Jamaican

Ten Sharp- Drearnhome

13 Set:

AD Boyz II Men- In The Still

Doobie Brothers. Long Train

Double You- With Or

Greta Y Los Garbo- La Estrella

Magneto Para SempreRegino Belle- Whole New World

Silk- Happy Days

Suzanne Vego- When Heroes

SWEDEN

RIKSRADIO PS: 1RACKSUSTAN/

Stockholm P

EHR

Kaj Kindvall Producer

Lars Goren Nilsson Producer

A List.

AD REM.- Everybody Hurts

Whitney Houston- I Hove

El List


Foundation- Dumb Generation

Mari Boine- Goaskinvielija

Revolver- I Wear


Stonefunkers- You're So

Tracy Byrd- That's The Thing

U 96 Love Sees No

Ulf Lundell- Ron

CITY RADIO/Gothenburg G

EHR

Lars Bodin - Music Dir

Power Play


A List:

AD Anette- Shout To The Wodd

Atomic Swing- In The Dust


Artist/Title For week ending May 22nd 1993 Label ECO

2

1

2

JANET JACKSON/That's The Way Love Goes

SILK/Freak Me

Virgin

Keia

0 7 H-TOWN/Knockin' Da Boots Luke

4 3 VANESSA WILUAMS/BRIAN MCKNIGHT/Love Is Giant

5 6 DR. DRE/Nuthin' But A "G" Thong Death Row

0 8 SWV/I'm So Into You RCA

9 P.M. DAWN/Looking Through Patient Eyes Gee Street

0 12 SWV/Weak RCA

9 5 WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Have Nothing Arista

10 4 SNOW/Informer EastWest

11 10 JADE/Don't Walk Away Giant

12 11 PAPERBOY/Ditty Next Plateau

13 13 SPIN DOCTORS/Two Princes Epic

gl) 14 MICHAEL JACKSON/Who Is It Epic

0 29 ROD STEWART/Have I Told You Lately Warner Brothers

16 18 ICE CUBE/It Was A Good Day Priority

17 24 DURAN DURAN/Come Undone Capitol UK

4. 26 GREEN JELLO/Three Little Pigs Zoo

19 32 INNER CIRCLE/Bad Boys Big Beat

20 16 SHAI/Comforter Gasoline Alley

23 ROBIN S./Show Me Love Big Beat

22 AEROSMITH/Livin' On The Edge Geffen

23 19 JOEY LAWRENCE/Nothin' My Love Can't Fix Impact

24 20 JON SECADA/Angel SBK

25 25 STEREO MC'S/Connected Gee Street UK

0 1993, BPI Communications, B1 cot Data Systems and Soundscan, Inc. This chart is

constructed by Billboard magazine from information including data collected, compiled and

provided by Soundscan, Inc and Broadcast Dora Systems.

Buster Maria Morionne

Karl Keaton I'm Sorry

Love CA.. Walking InMore Cohn- Walk Through


Tears For fears- Break It

AL Ulf Lundell

CITY RADIO/Malmo G

EHR

Fredrik Hellstrom Music Dir

A List.

AD Di Leva Adam Si Eve

Elton John Simple Life

Jerry Williams- Dream On

Legacy/Sound- Feel So Good Love




UB40- Caret Help

Mortison/Hooker GloriaAL Aerosmith

David Bowie

Ulf Lundell

RADIO CITY/Stockholm G

EHR

Niklas Ehring Music DirPower Ploy:

AD Love C.A.. Walking In

A List:

AD Chesney Hawker What's WrongCulture Beat- Mr Vein

Crosby/Collins Hero

Howard Jones- 1.G.Y

Kayo- Torka Dina Tatar

Michael Bolton. Hold On

OMD- Stand Above Me

Pontes 8 Amerik.- PO Semester

Rage- House Of

e listAD De De- My Crush


Erika- Merry -Go -Round

Glenn Frey- Love In The..

Inner Circle. Wrapped

JTO Love The Life

Jerry Williams- Helpless

Kenny G/Bryson- By The Time

Lain, Breakin'Lenny Kravitz- Believe

Regina Belle ill CouldRod Stewart- Have I

Sting Seven Days

Sunscreem- Pressure Us

SWV- I'm So

RADIO HUDDINGE/Stockholm G

EAR

Eva Larson - MD

Tomas Lannestedi Ping Dir

A List,


Louise Hakim- Le The Best

Rosette. Almost Unreal

Trey Lorene Just To Be

AL T.T. D'Arby

RADIO P4/Z RADIO/

Lund/Stockholm/Goteborg GEHR

Anders Nilsson - Music Dir P4

A List

AD Ugly Kid Joe- Cat's

List:


Arm. Shout To The WorldBryon Powell- Its Alright


Dodge City Prod.- Unleash Your


Emotional Fish- Rain

Johnny Clegg & &nuke- These

Kayo- Torka Dino Torar

Kenny G/Bryson By The Time

Louise Hoff sten- Let The Best

More Cohn. Walk Through

Rosette Almost Unreal

Saw Doctors- Woke Up

Shabba Ranks- Watcha?

Soon E MC- Elucider

Stakko Be Here We GoSunscreem- Pressure Us

Z Doomed To Be

AL David Bowie

Ouireboys

Sionefunkers

EAST FM/Norrkoping 5

ACE

Peter Franck - Musk Dir

Power Play:

AD Aneffe Shout To The World

En Vogue- Love Don't Love You


B Ush

AD Atomic Swing- In The Dust




Kayo- forka Dino Tenor

Williams/McKnight Love Is

AL Gary Clark

HIT FM/Stockholm S

Dance

Johan B. Bring Prog Dir

A List

AD Bloorningdays- Love Goes

Carole trioxide MinnenInt I Foot Language- Life On Loop

Kad Keaton- I'm Sorry

Koyo Torko Dino TararKenny G/Bryson- By The Time

Love CA.- Walking In

Rage- House 01


Sampeace Brown- Tonight

RADIO FM 103.2/Linkoping .5

ACE

Manias Arwidson Head Of Musk

Adult Contemporary Europe

ACE TOP 25

Power Play:

AD DJ Bobo- Somebody


Zia- VII Be The One

A List

AD Elloomingdays. Love Goes


Davos Rubberlove

Fronk Si Walters- Fashion Crisis

Ion McNabb- I Go My

Karl Keaton- I'm Sorry

Kayo- Masie Dom Vero

Laima- Breokin'

Lovekings- Baby Boomerang


New Order- Timm Change

Positive K- I Got

Skintrade- Sick As A Dog

T.T. D'Arby Turn The Page

Ulf Lundell- Isabella


World Party- Sooner Or Later

AL Lovekings

CITYRADION UPPSAIA/Uppsala

EHR

Thomas Ericsson - Prog Dir

Power Play:

AD New Order- Regret

A List:



Sunscreen.- Pressure Us

B List,

AD Culture Beat- Mr Vein

Freestyle Hot Potato/Blow

Karl Keaton. I'm Sorry

Rumble- Safe

Sista's Of Soul- Make It Your Woy

Stoned Soul Picnic- Free Your Soul

GUS- Can't Help

Ugly Kid Joe- Cot's

EAST FM: UM/Norrkoping B

Dance

Christian Muda

A List:

AD Chesney Hawker- Whom s Wong

Dance 2 Trance- Power

Unique 2- Loveline

SWITZERLAND

COULEUR 3/Lauthnne G

Rock

Thierry Catherine Head Of Music

Power Play:

AD Atomic Swing- Stone Me

Dada- Dog

Ric °easel, What Is Time

A List:

AD Blur- For To

Menelik Un Petit

Prodigy Wind It Up


TW LW WOC Artist/Title Label

CI ,) 6 3

® 2 14

3 1 14

® 4 4

C5', 11 3

6 3 6

7 5 5

_!_1 , 10 2

9 7 9

10 9 15

11 8 8

12 16 2

13 13 5

14 12 25

0 17 3

16 14 17

17 15 6

CD 23 4

CD 21 5

20 20 2

CD 24 2

22 22 2

0 10ED 25 2* I*

GEORGE MICHAEL/QUEEN/Somebody To Love (Parlophone)

DURAN DURAN/Ordinary World (Parlophone)

STING/If I Ever Lose My Faith In You (A&M)

PAUL MCCARTNEY/C'mon People

EROS RAMAllOTTI/Cose Della Vita

SADE/Kiss Of Life

(Parlophone)

(DDD)

(Epic)

RAY CHARLES/A Song For You (Warner Brothers)

JANET JACKSON/That's The Way Love Goes (Virgin)

MADONNA/Bad Girl

VANESSA PARADIS/Sunday Mondays

SHINEHEAD/Jamaican In New York

NEW ORDER/Regret

GENESIS/Never A Time

(Maverick)

(Remark)

(Elektra)

(London)

(Virgin)

WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Will Always Love You (Arista)

ELTON JOHN/Simple Life (Rocket)

PAUL MCCARTNEY/Hope Of Deliverance (Parlophone)

BRYAN FERRY/I Put A Spell On You (Virgin)

CHRIS ISAAK/Can't Do A Thing (Warner Brothers)

BELOVED/Sweet Harmony (East West)

CLIFF RICHARD/Peace In Our Time (EMI)

MICK JAGGER/Don't Tear Me Up (Atlantic)

ROD STEWART/Shotgun Wedding (Warner Brothers)

PM DAWN/Looking Through Patient Eyes (Gee Street)

WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Have Nothing (Arista)

DEPECHE MODE/Walking In My Shoes (Mute)

The Adult Contemporary Europe (ACE) Top 25 is based on a weighted -scoring system. It is com-piled on the basis of playlists of European stations programming soh pop/rock sounds for den25-49 year -olds, fulltime or during specific dayparts. Songs in "A" rotation receive more pointsthan those in "8" rotation or more limited airplay exposure.

Waterboys. The Return

B List

AD Aztec Camera- Vertigo

Boomers- When I Get

Cole Tooth°. Botallas

Chris Isoak. Move Along

Mouth Musk- He Menlo

Stephen Dolly- Natalie

DRS 3/Basel GRock

Christoph Alispoch Music Co -Ord

A List

AD And All- 1000Herbed Groenemeyer. Chaos

Lord Nord- Moskito

Luang- Wake Up


Rolf Harris- Stairway

Waterboys. The Return

El List.

AD Boo Hewerdine Wonderful Lie

Thelonious Monster Adios

AL World Party

RADIO 24/Zurich G

EHR

Dani Richiger - Head Of Music

Power Play:

Angelo Branduardi- Forte

Prince- The Morning Papers

REM.- Sidewinder

A List

AD Chr. Von Rohr See You

Michoel/Gueen. Somebody



Ten Sharp. Dreamhorne

AL Chris hook

RADIO PILAUS 104.9/Luzern G

EHR

Ralf Ischuppert Music Dir

A List:

AD Chesney Hawker- What's Wrong

Dee Fredrits And So I

Genesis- Never

Hord O'Connor- My Friend

JTQ- Love The Life

Jayhawks- Waiting For

Michael Bolton- Hold On

REM.- Everybody Hurts

Sammy Kershaw- She Don't Know

Shaggy- Oh CarolinaSoulsister Ain't That Simple

Swimming The Nile- Down


Trashcan Sinotras Hayfever

RADIO Z/Zurich GACE

Wolter Ammann - Head Of Music

A List

AD Bluebells- Young Al Heart


Eros Ramazzotti- In Cornpagnio

Johnny Logan- Voices

Luca Medonia- II Sole

Mane Mlou- Meterque

OMD- Stand Above Me

Pretenders. I'm Not In Love

Stephan Renunku. Irgendwo

T.T. D'Arby- I Still

UB40- Cong Help

Veronika Fischer- Schmuck

RADIO LAC/Geneva S

EHR

Jacky Sanders Prog Din

A EntAD A -Ho Dork Is The Night



Eros Rarnazzotti- Cose

Francois Feldman- Elle Eel

Liam foly Doucement

OMD- Stand Above Me

13 List:

AD Ace Of Bose- Wheel

Tower of Power Soul

UE140- Can't Help

RSR LA PREMIERE/Geneva 5

Rock

Catherine Colombora Head Of Music

A List.

AD Snow- Informer

AL Michoel/Oueen

Suede

R3 III/Mendrisio B

EHR

Boris Pifforetti Prog DirRiccardo Pelkgrini - Head Of Musk

Power Ploy:

Lavaliere- A Tuxtu

Eros Ron:alai- FrivoloRun DMC- Down With

Von Helen- lump

AD Dee D. Jackson- Automatic Lover

Sound Unlimited- Sohn -day Night

D'Arby- Are You Happy?

A List

AD Jode- Don't Walk

Shobba Ranks- Watcho?

R3111: DISCO/Mendrisio

Dance

A list:

AD Merman- All About EveMasoko. Masoko Solo

Pinockio- Tu To

Prodigy- Wind It Up

RADIO RAURACH/Liestal B

EHR

Rainer LuginbiihlAirplay 3 - Head Of Musk

A List:

AD Aaron Neville- My Brother

Alexander O'Neal- All That

Bluebells- Young At Head

Dolly Parton. Romeo


Patricia Kaas- Cells

Phil Carmen, One Foot

Ten Sharp- Dreomhome

RETE 3/Lugano 8

ACE

Giorgio Passera Hood Of Music

A List

Casino Royale Vero He

D'Arby Bete Je

EUROPE

VOICE Of AMERICA/hreee %

EHR

June Brown DirPower Play:

Silk- Freak Me

B listAD Jeremy Jordan r our

SWV

MUSIC TIELEV1SSOM

MTV EUROPE/Landon P

Music Television

Brent Hansen - Dir of Prog 8 PredJean-Pierre Millet Mgr Music Prog

Heavy Rotation

Bruce Springsteen- Leaky Id,

David Bowie- Jump

Michael/Ckieen- Somebody

Michael/Guear 1611w/Pops

Hoddaway. What Is Law

Shaggy- Oh CarolinaSnow- Informer

Ugly Kid Joe- Cat's

Active Rotation

2 Unlimited- Tribal

Aerasmith-ivin' OBeloved Sweet HeaneyBan Jovi Bed Of


Janet Jackson- That's The Woo

Midnight Oil- Truganini

New Order Regret


Sling- Seven Days

U 96- Love Sees No

Buzz Bin

10,000 Maniocs- Candy


Brad- 20th Century

Jamiroquat Too Young

Lemanheads- les A Shame

PJ Harvey. 50 ft.


Medium Rotation


Depeche Mode- I Feel You

Dr. Alton, Sing Halleluyah

Duran Duran- Ordinary

Eric Clanton- Tears

Michael Jackson- Give In To Me

Sting- If I Ever

Break Out

Anthrax- Only

Billy Idol- Heroin

Chris look- Can't Do A Thong

Duran Duran -Come

Eros Rumor:corn- Cose

Frank Black- Hong On To Your

Front 242- Religion


Living Colour- Auslonder

Mick Jagger- Don't Tear

Naughty By Nature- Hip HopPaul McCortner. C'mon People


Shonefunkers. M Rock

D'Arby- Do You

Tina Turner- I Dont



Prime Break Out

Ace Of Base- Wheel..

Dance 2 Trance- Power


Prodigy- Wind It Up

E

MUSIC TELEVISIONYOU CONTROL

THE BOX/London G

Music Television

Liz Laskowski - Dir of Prog

Box Tops

2 Unlimited- Tribal

Denis Leary- Asshige

Green Jells- Three

Guns N' Roses- November Rain

Inner Circle- Sweat

Jade- Don't Walk

Janet Jockson- That's The Woy

Kid'N'Pkty Ain't GonnaShaggy. Oh Carolina

Silk- Freak Me

Snow- Informer

Snow- Girl I've


Breokin' Out Of The Box

Inner Circk- Bad Boys

Lindy Layton- We Got

New Videos


D:reom U R The Best

Crosby/Colliro- Hero

Dino Carroll- Express

Everything But The Girl- Only

Freestyle- Hot Potato/Blow

Gary flail- These Things

Hothouse Flowers. One

Jungle Book- Jungle

OMD- Stand Above Me

Rodiohead Pop Is


Silencers Can Feel


ECO = European Country of Origin © BPI Communications BV



MUSIC'MEDIA

UNITED KINGDOMSingles

1 G.Michael/Queen/L.Stansfield - Five Live (Parlophone)

2 Ace Of Base - All That She Wants (London)3 Janet Jackson - That's The Way Love Goes (Virgin)4 Inner Circle - Sweat (Magnet)5 2 Unlimited - Tribal Dance (PWL)

6 Whitney Houston - I Have Nothing (Arista)7 R.E.M. - Everybody Hurts (Warner)8 Bluebells - Young At Heart (Phonogram)9 Sub Sub feat. Melanie Williams - Ain't No Love (Rob's)

10 Utah Saints - Believe In Me (London)

Albums

GERMANYSingles

1 Snow - Informer (East West)2 Haddaway - What Is Love (BMG Ariola)3 Ace Of Base - All That She Wants (Metronome)4 Dr. Alban - Sing Hallelujah (BMG Ariola)5 Shaggy - Oh Carolina (Virgin)rgi n)

6 2 Unlimited - No Limit (Zyx)7 Ace Of Base - Wheel Of Fortune (Metronome)8 The Beloved - Sweet Harmony (East West)9 U 96 - Love Sees No Colour (Polydor)10 Dance 2 Trance - P.ower Of American Natives (Intercord)

Albums

FRANCESingles

1 2 Unlimited - No Limit (Scorpio)2 Jordy - Alison (Columbia)3 Charles & Eddie - Would I Lie To You? (EMI)

4 Iggy Pop - In The Deathcar (Phonogram)5 Lenny Kravitz - Are You Gonna Go My Way (Virgin)6 Peter Kingsbery - Only The Very Best (Epic)

7 Captain Hollywood Project - Only With You (Atoll)8 Duran Duran - Ordinary World (EMI)

9 Christoph Rippert - Un Amour De Vacances (AB)

10 Les Innocents - L'Autre Finistere (Virgin)

Albums

ITALYSingles

1 883 - Sei Un Mito (FRI)

2 Fiorello - Si 0 No (FRI)

3 Jovanotti - lo No (FRI)

4 Ace Of Base - All That She Wants (Polydor)5 Ramirez - Terapia (Expanded)6 Eros Ramazzotti - Cose Della Vita (DDD)

7 FPI Project - Come On (And Do It) (Andromeda)8 Depeche Mode - I Feel You (BMG Ariola)9 The Beloved - Sweet Harmony (East West)

10 Terence T.D'Arby - Do You Love Me Like You Say? (Sony)

Albums1 New Order - Republic (London) 1 Ace Of Base - Happy Nation (Metronome) 1 Patricia Kaas - Je Te Dis Vous (Columbia) 1 Eros Ramazzotti - Tutte Storie (DDD)2 R.E.M. - Automatic For The People (Warner) 2 Depeche Mode - Songs Of Faith & Devotion (Intercord) 2 Soundtrack - The Bodyguard (BMG Ariola) 2 Vasco Rossi - Gli Spari Sopra (EMI)3 Terence Trent D'Arby - Symphony Or Damn (Columbia) 3 Aerosmith - Get A Grip (MCA) 3 Jacques Dutronc - Dutronc Au Casino (Columbia) 3 Sting - Ten Summoner's Tales (PolyGram)4 World Party - Bang! (Chrysalis) 4 Bon Jovi - Keep The Faith (Phonogram) 4 Michel Sardou - Bercy '93 (Trema) 4 Pino Daniele - Che Dio Ti Benedica (CGD)5 Sting - Ten Summoner's Tales (A&M) 5 Blue System - Backstreet Dreams (Hansa) 5 Lenny Kravitz - Are You Gonna Go My Way (Virgin) 5 Raf - Cannibali (CGD)6 Soundtrack - The Bodyguard (Arista) 6 Soundtrack - The Bodyguard (BMG Ariola) 6 Pow Wow - Regagner Les Plaines (Remark) 6 Various - Non E' La Rai (RTI)7 Cliff Richard - Cliff Richard - The Album (EMI) 7 Eric Clapton - Unplugged (Warner) 7 Helene - Helene (AB) 7 Depeche Mode - Songs Of Faith & Devotion (BMG Ariola)8 P.J. Harvey - Rid Of Me (Island) 8 Snow - 12 Inches Of Snow (East West) 8 Eric Clapton - Unplugged (Warner) 8 G.Michael/Queen/L.Stansfield - Five Live (EMI)9 Dina Carroll - So Close (A&M) 9 Paul McCartney - Off The Ground (EMI) 9 Jordy - Pochette Surprise (Columbia) 9 David Bowie - Black Tie, White Noise (BMG Ariola)10 Duran Duran - Duran Duran (EMI) 10 Sting - Ten Summoner's Tales (Polydor) 10 Midnight Oil - Earth & Sun & Moon (Columbia) 10 Marco Masini - T'Innamorerai (Ricordi(

SPAIN HOLLAND BELGIUM SWEDENSingles Singles Singles Singles1 2 Unlimited - Tribal Dance (Blanco Y Negro) 1 Haddaway - What Is Love (Zomba) 1 Pin-occhio - Pinocchio (Distrisound) 1 Snow - Informer (Warner)2 2 Unlimited - No Limit (Blanco Y Negro) 2 2 Unlimited - Tribal Dance (Boudisque) 2 Haddaway - What Is Love (BMG Ariola) 2 Haddaway - What Is Love (BMG Ariola)3 Eros Ramazzotti - Cose Della Vita (RCA) 3 Rene Klijn - Mr. Blue (Polydor) 3 Capricorn - 20 HZ (R&S) 3 Shaggy - Oh Carolina (Virgin)4 Ace Of Base - All That She Wants (PolyGram) 4 Ace Of Base - All That She Wants (Polydor) 4 Snow - Informer (Warner) 4 Ace Of Base - Happy Nation (Mega)5 Dr. DJ Cerla - Rotterdam '93 (Blanco Y Negro) 5 Snow - Informer (Warner) 5 2 Unlimited - Tribal Dance (Boudisque) 5 Captain Hollywood Project - Only With You (Mega)6 Leila K - Open Sesame (Max) 6 Good Men - Give It Up (Rhythm) 6 Shaggy - Oh Carolina (Munich) 6 Ugly Kid Joe - Cat's In The Cradle (PolyGram)7 Azuquito - Asi Me Gusta A Mi (PolyGram) 7 Bon Jovi - In These Arms (Phonogram) 7 Ace Of Base - All That She Wants (Polydor) 7 Cut'N'Move - Give It Up (EMI)8 Marchin - Sube-Sube (Blanco Y Negro) 8 The Radios - She Goes Nana (EMI) 8 Jay Dee - Plastic Dreams (R&S) 8 2 Unlimited - No Limit (CNR)9 Depeche Mode - I Feel You (Sanni) 9 George Michael & Queen - Somebody To Love (EMI) 9 2 Unlimited - No Limit (Boudisque) 9 Duran Duran - Ordinary World (EMI)10 Captain Hollywood Project - Only With You (Blanco Y Negro) 10 C.B. Milton - Send Me An Angel (Boudisque) 10 Dr. Alban - Sing Hallelujah (BMG Ariola) 10 Arvingarna - Eloise (Sony)

Albums Albums Albums Albums1 El Ultimo De La Fila - Astronomic Razonable (EMI) 1 BZN - Gold (Phonogram) 1 Depeche Mode - Songs Of Faith & Devotion (Indisc) 1 Various - Absolute Music 15 (EMI)2 Rocio Jurado - Como Las Alas Del Viento (Sony) 2 G.Michael/Queen/L.Stansfield - Five Live (EMI) 2 Patricia Kaas - Je Te Dis Vous (Sony) 2 Tomas Ledin - Du Kan Lita PS Mig (Record Station)3 Kenny G - Breathless (BMG Ariola) 3 Bon Jovi - Keep The Faith (Phonogram) 3 David Bowie - Black Tie, White Noise (BMG Ariola) 3 Ace Of Base - Happy Nation (Mega)4 Eric Clapton - Unplugged (Warner) 4 Bruce Springsteen - In Concert (Sony) 4 Soundtrack - The Bodyguard (BMG Ariola) 4 Eric Gadd - On Display (Metronome)5 Various - Lo Mejor Del Soul (Arcade) 5 Eric Clapton - Unplugged (Warner) 5 Sanne - Details (BMG Ariola) 5 Aerosmith - Get A Grip (BMG)6 Soundtrack - The Bodyguard (BMG Ariola) 6 Soundtrack - The Bodyguard (BMG Ariola) 6 Soundtrack - Strauss Dynasty (Sony) 6 Ronny & Ragge - Let's Pak (Alpha)7 Bruce Springsteen - In Concert (Sony) 7 Golden Earring - The Naked Truth (Sony) 7 Eros Ramazzotti - Tutte Storie (BMG Ariola) 7 Suede - Suede (Sony)8 Rosario - De Ley (Sony) 8 Snow - 12 Inches Of Snow (Warner) 8 Idiots Savants - Arno (Virgin) 8 Louise Hoffsten - Rhythm & Blonde (Rival)9 Victor Manuel - A Donde Iran Los Besos (BMG Ariola( 9 K.Rogers/D.Parton - The Very Best Of... (Eva) 9 Lenny Kravitz - Are You Gonna Go My Way (Virgin) 9 Eric Clapton - Unplugged (Warner)10 Various - Maquina Total 5 (Max) 10 Roger Whittaker - 24 Golden Hits (Phonogram) 10 Michel Sardou - Bercy '93 (Trema) 10 Depeche Mode - Songs Of Faith & Devotion (Sonet)

DENMARK NORWAY FINLAND IRELANDSingles Singles Singles Singles1 Snow - Informer (Warner) 1 Snow - Informer (Warner) 1 Snow - Informer (Warner) 1 G.Michael/Queen/L.Stansfield - Five Live (Parlophone)2 G.Michael/Queen/L.Stansfield - Five Live (EMI -Medley) 2 Haddaway - What Is Love (BMG Ariola) 2 Lapinlanden Linnut - Vanha Suomalaisten... (EMI) 2 2 Unlimited - Tribal Dance (PWL)3 Ace Of Base - Waiting For Magic (Mega) 3 Ugly Kid Joe - Cat's In The Cradle (PolyGram) 3 Janet Jackson - That's The Way Love Goes (EMI) 3 Inner Circle - Sweat (East West)4 2 Unlimited - Tribal Dance (Scandinavian) 4 2 Unlimited - Tribal Dance (CNR) 4 Ne Luumiiet - Philadelphian Jaltilaissammakot (Poko) 4 Snow - Informer (East West)5 Haddaway - What Is Love (BMG Ariola) 5 Shaggy - Oh Carolina (Virgin) 5 Shaggy - Oh Carolina (EMI) 5 Whitney Houston - I Have Nothing (BMG Ariola)6 Depeche Mode - Walking In My Shoes (Sonet) 6 Cut'N'Move - Give It Up (EMI) 6 Ace Of Base - Happy Nation (Mega) 6 R.E.M. - Everybody Hurts (Warner)7 Dr. Alban - Sing Hallelujah (BMG Ariola) 7 Faith No More - I'm Easy/Be Aggressive (PolyGram) 7 Ismo Alanko - Extaasiin (Poko) 7 Capella - U Got 2 Know (Internal)8 Boney M - Brown Girl In The Ring (BMG Ariola) 8 Dr. Alban - Sing Hallelujah (BMG Ariola) 8 Miisa - Set Me Free (Sony) 8 Janet Jackson - That's The Way Love Goes (Virgin)9 Ace Of Base - Happy Nation (Mega) 9 Aerosmith - Livin' On The Edge (BMG Ariola) 9 Ace Of Base - All That She Wants (Mega) 9 Bluebells - Young At Heart (Phonogram)10 Cut'N'Move - Give It Up (EMI -Medley) 10 A -Ha - Dark Is The Night (Warner) 10 Positive Gang - Sweet Freedom (Warner) 10 Dr. Alban - Sing Hallelujah (BMG Ariola)

Albums Albums Albums Albums1 Various - Absolute Music 2 (Virgin M. FL) 1 Various - Absolute Music 7 (Eva) 1 Aerosmith - Get A Grip (BMG Ariola) 1 Various - That's What I Call Music! 24 (EMI/Vir/Pol)2 Various - Absolute Let's Dance Vol. 1 (Warner) 2 S.Albrigften/T.Pacheco - Big Storm Comin' (Norsk/BMG) 2 Various - Dance Deluxe (Finnlevy) 2 Various - A Woman's Heart (Dora)3 Bruce Springsteen - In Concert (Sony) 3 Aerosmith - Get A Grip (BMG Ariola) 3 Various - Missing You 2 (EMI) 3 Christie Hennessey - A Year In The Life (Warner)4 Cliff Richard - The Album (EMI -Medley) 4 Bruce Springsteen - In Concert (Sony) 4 Dingo - Tuhkimotarina (Finnlevy) 4 R.E.M. - Automatic For The People (Warner)5 Boney M - Gold - 20 Super Hits (BMG Ariola) 5 Ace Of Base - Happy Nation (Mega) 5 Ace Of Base - Happy Nation (Mega) 5 Soundtrack - The Bodyguard (BMG)6 Danser Med Drenge - Danser Med Drenge (Pladecom) 6 Various - The Love Song Collection (Sony) 6 Tomas Ledin - Du Kan Lite Pa Mig (BMG Ariola) 6 Mary Black - The Collection (Dare)7 Ace Of Base - Happy Nation (Mega) 7 Somebody's Darling - Somebody's Darling (Sonet) 7 Chris Isaak - San Francisco Days (Warner) 7 Various - Midnight Moods (PolyGram)8 Cut'N'Move - Peace, Love & Harmony (EMI -Medley) 8 Jan Garbarek Group - Twelve Moons (Musidisc) 8 Sting - Ten Summoner's Tales (PolyGram) 8 Nanci Griffith - Other Voices, Other Rooms (MCA)9 Aerosmith - Get A Grip (BMG Ariola( 9 World Party - Bang! (EMI) 9 David Coverdale & Jimmy Page - Coverdale Page (EMI) 9 Bruce Springsteen - In Concert (Sony)10 Snow - 12 Inches Of Snow (Warner) 10 Snow - 12 Inches Of Snow (Warner) 10 Captain Hollywood Project - Love Is Not Sex (Mega) 10 Various - Energy Rush Presents... (Dino)

SWITZERLAND AUSTRIA GREECE PORTUGALSingles Singles Singles Singles1 Snow - Informer (Warner) 1 Haddaway - What Is Love (BMG) 1 Ace Of Base - All That She Wants (PolyGram) 1 Marco Paulo - Amante, Irmao, Amigo (EMI)2 Ace Of Base - All That She Wants (PolyGram) 2 Snow - Informer (Warner) 2 Us 3, Rashaan & G.Prescencer - Cantaloop (EMI) 2 Resistencia - A Noite (EMI)3 Haddaway - What Is Love (BMG Ariola) 3 Ace Of Base - All That She Wants (PolyGram) 3 Depeche Mode - I Feel You (Virgin) 3 Depeche Mode - Walking In My Shoes (Edisom)4 2 Unlimited - No Limit (Phonag) 4 2 Unlimited - No Limit (Echo) 4 Sarah J.Morris - Never Gonna Give You Up (Virgin) 4 Rubey S. - Ruby Tuesday (Vidisco)5 Dr. Alban - Sing Hallelujah (BMG Ariola) 5 Unique 2 - Love Line (Sony) 5 Shaggy - Oh Carolina (FM) 5 B -West - Ordinary World (Vidisco)6 D.J. BoBo - Somebody Dance With Me (Fresh) 6 Shaggy - Oh Carolina (Virgin) 6 Jordy - Dur Dur D'Etre Bebe (Sony) 6 Willie & Co - Against All Odds (Vidisco)7 The Beloved - Sweet Harmony (Warner) 7 2 Unlimited - Tribal Dance (Echo) 7 The Beloved - Sweet Harmony (Warner) 7 T.T. Jackson - Shake You Down (Vidisco)8 Leila K - Open Sesame (PolyGram) 8 Con Dom - Raising My Family '93 (Sony) 8 Snow - Informer (Warner) 8 Gene Loves Jezebel -Josephine (BMG Ariola)9 Power Zone - It's Just A Party (EMI) 9 Dr. Alban - Sing Hallelujah (BMG) 9 2 Unlimited - No Limit (FM) 9 Glenn Medeiros - Everybody Needs (PolyGram)10 Bon Jovi - Bed Of Roses (PolyGram) 10 U 96 - Love Sees No Colour (PolyGram) 10 Dr. Alban - Sing Hallelujah (BMG) 10 Bobby Brown - Humpin' Around (BMG Ariola)

Albums Albums Albums Albums1 Aerosmith - Get A Grip (BMG Ariola) 1 Alexander Bisenz - Gnadenlos (Sony) 1 Depeche Mode - Songs Of Faith & Devotion (Virgin) 1 Bruce Springsteen - In Concert (Sony)2 Eros Ramazzotti - Tutte Storie (BMG Ariola) 2 Papermoon - Tell Me A Poem (BMG) 2 Madredeus - Existir (EMI) 2 Soundtrack - The Bodyguard (BMG Ariola)3 Patricia Kees - le Te Dis Vous (Sony) 3 Aerosmith - Get A Grip (BMG) 3 Dr. John - Goin' Back To New Orleans (Warner) 3 Various - Dance Mania (Vidisco)4 Ace Of Base - Happy Nation (PolyGram) 4 Lenny Kravitz - Are You Gonna Go My Way (Virgin) 4 Lenny Kravitz - Are You Gonna Go My Way (Virgin) 4 G.Michael/Queen/L.Stansfield - Five Live (EMI)5 Lenny Kravitz - Are You Gonna Go My Way (Virgin) 5 Mick Jagger - Wandering Spirit (Warner) 5 Jordy - Pochette Surprise (Sony) 5 Sting - Ten Summoner's Tales (PolyGram)6 G.Michael/Queen/L.Stansfield - Five Live (EMI) 6 Depeche Mode - Songs Of Faith & Devotion (Echo) 6 Sting - Ten Summoner's Tales (PolyGram) 6 Luciano Pavarotti - Pavarotti & Friends (PolyGram)7 Midnight Oil - Earth & Sun & Moon (Sony) 7 Soundtrack - The Bodyguard (BMG) 7 Bryan Ferry - Taxi (Virgin) 7 Bon Jovi - Keep The Faith (PolyGram)8 Bruce Springsteen - In Concert (Sony) 8 Zillertaler SchUrzenjager - 20 Jahre... (Tyrol's) 8 Sarah Jane Morris - Heaven (Virgin) 8 Joanna - Alma, Coracao E Vida (BMG Ariola(9 Mick Jagger - Wandering Spirit (Warner) 9 Ace Of Base - Happy Nation (PolyGram) 9 Soundtrack - Arizona Dream (PolyGram) 9 Michael Bolton - Timeless - The Classics (Sony)10 Snow - 12 Inches Of Snow (Warner) 10 Bon Jovi - Keep The Faith (PolyGram) 10 Mick Jagger - Wandering Spirit (Warner) 10 David Bowie - Black Tie, White Noise (BMG Ariola)

Based on the national sales charts from 16 European markets. Information supplied by MRIB (UK); Bundesverband Der Phonogrophischen Wirtschah/Media Control/Musikmarkt (West Germany); Europe 1/Canal Plus/Tele7Jours (France); Musica E Dischi/Mario De Luigi (Italy);Sfichiing Top 50 (Holland); SABAM/IFPI (Belgium); GLF/IFPI (Sweden); IFPI/Johan Schlueter (Denmark); VG (Norway); ALEF MB/NE (Spain); Seura/IFPI (Finland); IFPI (Ireland); AFP (Portugal); Austria Top 30 (Austria); Media Control/Musikmarkt (Switzerland); Pop + Rock (Greece).Labels listed are the national marketing companies.



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72 28Little Bird/Love Song For A Vampire

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76 71Bullet In The Head

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47 37 13 Cut'N'Move - Soulpower (EMI Songs)DK.N.S 0_, Stand Above Me

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B.F.D.IRE.CH Sei Un Mito51 55 7 883 - FRI (Canale 5/DJ's Gang/WC)

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21 The Beloved - East West (EMI)20 HZ B.., The Return Of Pan UK

69 2 Capricorn - Global Cuts (R&S) Gamy The Waterboys - Geffen (Watermusic/Sony)

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26 20 12 Michael Jackson - Epic (Warner Chappell) Co.Ro feat. Taleesa - Prop* (Tipax)Waiting For Magic DK

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31 30 13 Whitney Houston - Arista (Island)Somebody Dance With Me S.CH

65 62 12 D.J. BoBo - Fresh (C -B Hypedelic)Brown Girl In The Ring Remix '93 DK.SFIRE

99 90 3 Boney M - Arista (FMP/George Gluck)

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32 48 8 Robin S - Champion (Champion)Sweet Thing ED.GR.CH

66 39 15 Mick Jagger - Atlantic (Promopub)0_a, Gloria IRE.UK

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33 22 Sub Sub feat. Melanie Williams - Rob's (MCA/WC)More And More DK.D.GR.S.CH

67 59 30 Captain Hollywood Project - Blow Up (Warner Chappell)

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68 58 16 Us 3, Rashaan & Gerrard Prescencer - EMI (Not Listed)

The throchart Hot 100 Singles is compiled by BP1 Communications BV in cooperation with Buma/Stemra and based on the following national singles soles char.: MRS (UK); Bundeoverband Der Phonogrophischen Widschaft/Media Control/Musikrnarkt Well Germany); Europe 1/Canal PlusSele7Jours (France); RAI Stereo Due/Musics E Dischi/MarioDe Log

(Imly); Shelling Top 50 (Holland); SABAM/IFPI (Belgium); GLF/IFPI (Sweden); IFPI/Johan Schluemr (Denmark); VG {Norway); ALEO MB/NE (Spain); Sego/S% (Finland); IF% (Irdond);UNEVA

(Portugal); Austria Top 30 (Amtrio); Media Control/ Musikmorki (Switzerland); Pop + Rook (Greece).

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0 Aerosmith4 3 Get A Grip - Geffen

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3 2 7 Songs Of Faith & Devotion - Mute

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4 3 10 Ten Summoner's Tales - A&M A

Eric Clapton5 5 36 Unplugged - Duck A

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28 with multi -million sellers indicated by a numeral following the symbol. MUSIC & MEDIA MAY 22, 1993


OFF THE RECORDtii illb

RAI STATION MOVES TO \IILANIs one of pubcaster RAI's six radio stations about to change its basefrom Rome to Milan? M&M hears that moves are afoot to make theswitch along with one of its three TV channels.

GLR MANAGEMENT LEAVE ON FORMAT FLIPBBC London's GLR's top management has left the station after theFM service switched from a rock format to news/talk. Station manag-er Trevor Dann and his deputy Kate Marsh departed because ofreported staff disquiet over the format flip. The station's top presen-ters left earlier this year to join recently launched AOR national ser-vice Virgin 1215 AM.

RTL REPORTS BIG SUCCESS WITH OLDIES FORMATLatest RTL Luxembourg figures show over 40% growth in cumeaudience share for its oldies format programme broadcast from RTLBaden-Wiirttemburg in Stuttgart and introduced in November '92.Over 54% of the oldies -net's listeners fall into the 15-35 age -group.RTL (Luxemburg, Baden-Wiirttemburg and Berlin) is now expectingvery good results in this year's Media Analyse ratings and hopes toexceed the half million listener mark.

BUMPING EUROPLAYGerman duo Bass Bumpers have been chosen as the new Europlayact with their song Runnin' (out on German independant label DanceStreet). Coordinated by Charlie Prick, the Europlay is a joint projectof major European broadcasters who will all play the track in heavyrotation during a month.

Spain Ratings(continued from page 3)

to the latest estimates byresearcher EGM.

Group network owner SER'sACE -formatted web M-80 madeits ratings debut with 756.000 lis-teners, making it the eighth -largest web in the' country.was created from the merger ofRadio 40 and Cadena Minuto inearly January.

Of the country's 10 largest net-works, N/T Onda Cero grew the

fastest during the quarter, gaining7.7% to 1.8 million listeners.COPE's EHR net Cadena 100'sratings dropped 21.8% to507.000.

SER's EHR powerhouse Los40 Principales led all stationswith 2.9 million listeners, a slightdrop of 1.4% during the period.

Spain's total radio audiencewas up during the quarter by47.000 to 17.3 million people.Total conventional radio(News/Talk) was down 100.000.

SW

Top Ten Spanish Stations

Oct./ Jan./Station (format) Nov. Mar. % chg.

Los 40 (EHR) 2.892 2.852 -1.4SER (N/T) 2.768 2.775 0.2COPE (N/T) 2.548 2.548 0.0RNE 1 (N/T) 2.125 2.135 0.5Onda Cero (N/T) 1.656 1.784 7.7Antena 3 (N/T) 1.487 1.352 -9.9Dial (Nat'l) 1.088 1.159 6.5M-80 (ACE) n/a 756 n/aCadena 100 (EHR) 648 507 -21.80. C. Musica (EHR) 374 372 -0.5

N/T = News/talk; ACE = Adult Contemporary Europe

Source: EGM

Viva(continued from page 3)

their ideal partner in the project.With no obvious successor to the

Giitersloh media giant as a majorfinancer, the future of Vivalooked decidedly shaky.

It is feared that the channel'slaunch will now be severely

delayed and unless new partnerscan be found, and quickly, Vivacould find itself with no majorbackers at all.

CD Price Slash(continued from page 3)

is king" and CDs are 10% cheap-er.

The report dismissed therecord companies' argument thatcheaper prices in the US are pos-sible due to higher sales. Pricesare determined by "what therecord companies decided thecustomer can be made to pay,"the committee claims.

The committee also recom-mended that the copyright law,which inhibits CD imports fromthe US, should be reviewed for itsanti -competitive effects on therecorded music industry.

The committee labelled therecord companies' efforts to justi-fy the difference in price betweenCD and cassettes as "most uncon-vincing." "Their justification ofso large a price differencebetween products which costalmost exactly the same to make

was that CDs were a better prod-uct," the report continues. "Werecognise the quality and durabil-ity of a CD, but do not believethat it justifies the existing differ-ential price." Cassettes in the UKsell for about £2.50 less thanCDs.

The industry is now waiting tosee whether the pricing issue willbe referred to the Monopolies andMergers Commission by theOffice of Fair Trading.

The BPI, the trade body repre-senting 150 UK labels, slammedthe report as unfair. BPI's directorgeneral John Deacon says, "Itcomes as no surprise to us. In thebiased and prejudiced way theKaufman Committee chose totake evidence, there was never alikelihood that there would be afair debate on the issue." Deaconcontinues, "It is complete non-sense to suggest that the averageprice the British consumer paysfor CDs even including retail

margins and VAT, is anymorethan about 10% higher than paidby consumers in the US."

A statement by the BPI saysthe popularity of the CD with theBritish consumer has been madeclear by the strong increase in CDsales for the first quarter this year.

The BPI also warns that anyreference to the Monopolies andMergers Commission or changein copyright laws "would damagethe hundreds of creative indepen-dent record producers and deal-ers," and would prove no benefitfor the British consumer.

PolyGram UK executive VPMaurice Oberstein says thecommittee's recommendationswill fall on deaf ears in the indus-try. Describing the committee andhearings as a "Kangaroo court,"he says the "nonsense from thecommittee raises questions aboutthe whole parliamentary process."

MDR(continued from page 3)

and so we have to watch our bud-gets. I don't see the point in pay-ing for this service as most of theproduct you receive is rubbish."

Sommerey says that MDR'sstance has caused no problems sofar with German public broad-casting corporation ARD ofwhich MDR is a member. "Everymember of ARD doesn't have toact in the same way. ARD mem-bers are increasingly having towatch their budgets too and Iexpect other members to followin our footsteps in the nearfuture."

President of ARD's radio com-mittee Norddeutscher Rund-funk director Jobst Plog says

that MDR's decision to buyrecords itself rather than using therecord industry's service presentsno problem for the ARD. SaysPlog, "On the contrary, perhapsMDR's method could prove to beadvantageous for other stations aswell. If MDR's self-sufficientprinciple pays off, I believe thatother broadcasters under the ARDumbrella could follow suit." Plogpoints out that contracts wouldhave to be kept to from bothsides.

BPW MD Peter Zombiksays, "It's not really BPW's busi-ness to comment on this. We offerthe radio stations a service, whichthey subscribe to and then receiveall the new product. It is com-pletely legal for MDR to decide itdoesn't want to make use of this

service and buy what records itlikes itself. But it is my observa-tion that record promoters arebeing very careful in. their deal-ings with MDR as a result of theirboycott of our record service."

Zombik adds, "I don't carewhether broadcasters in othercountries don't have to pay toreceive records. I think it isimportant for the German indus-try to see that we are offering aprofessional service and deliver-ing physical product and I thinkwe deserve renumeration for this.The fact is that broadcasters needour product. Over 80% of broad-casting time is taken up by ourmusic-without us radio wouldbe struck dumb!"

MW

Couleur 3(continued from page 3)

or three years."Adds export manager Jean-

Claude Arragon, who hasplayed a lead role in applying forthe frequencies, "We will beapplying for several frequenciesin the country. We also have start-

ed looking for money to financethe expansion, and we are begin-ning discussions with a couple ofprivate companies."

As with other French broad-casters, Couleur 3 is also negoti-ating with the CSA regardingquotas, and those discussions willhave a direct impact on the web'smusic policy. Currently French

EHR networks must programmeat least 20% Francophone prod-uct.

"We've never had such a pol-icy in Switzerland," says Cather-ine. "We will have to change ourprogramming policy a little bitand to find good French songs[that fit our format], and thatcould be very difficult."

M&M's special on blues will be published in issue 27.

Street date: June 29, 1993 Ad deadline: June 15, 1993

Contact Pieter Markus at M&M:(+31) 20.669 1961



The Way Janet GoesAnd yet another new number one-the fourth in onemonth!-as Janet Jackson's Virgin debut single That'sThe Way Love Goes replaces George Michael &Queen's Somebody To Love as European Hit Radio'sbest played single in her fourth charting week. JanetJackson has a 10% spreading angle (the ratio of adds) aswell as a 10% conversion ratio, indicating the stationswhere the song is moved up from medium (B) to heavy(A) rotation.

Jackson's best radio territories at the moment includethe UK (95% penetration), Sweden (88%), Holland(83%), Denmark (74%), the Czech Republic (67%) andBelgium (64%). In the other markets penetration levelsvary from 25% to 50%. Only Portugal and France arelagging substantially behind.

Walking In My Shoes by Depeche Mode is thisweek's fastest mover in terms of chart points. Mute,flagship act are getting their best airplay on Europe'sleading national networks (40% of M&M's "platinum"reporters are having them on rotation), notably in Italy,France and the UK.

This week's highest new entry (straight into the top10) is grabbed by Tina Turner, whose I Don't WannaFight qualifies as Most Added leader for the secondconsecutive week, thanks to another 32 first-timereports. The UK, Denmark, Holland and Portugal arethe song's strongest supporters, with penetration levelsranging from 65% to 90%. Turner enjoyed four EHRhits before -1991's Way Of The World went highest,peaking at number 5, in the beginning of 1992.

It is the first time since the EHR chart has a top 40outline that no less than three acts enter straight into itstop 20 division simultaneously. Second highest newentry (at 17) is claimed by Robert Plant's 29 Palms,the first single from his seventh solo album, hisFontana debut, Fate Of Nations. The ex -Led Zeppelinlead singer is collecting his best initial airplay successin the Czech Republic, the UK, Ireland andPortugal -29 Palms is his first EHR hit.

The third highest new entry (at 19) is earned byDutch act Ten Sharp. Dreamhome (Dream On) (a CD-

insert in M&M the week of April 26) is finding its bestairplay penetration in Switzerland, Holland, the CzechRepublic, Poland, Greece and the Scandinavian coun-tries, while Germany and Italy are quickly shaping up.

Good bets for chart entries next week includeBelieve by Lenny Kravitz (best markets: the UK,Holland, Sweden, Denmark and Spain) and UB40'sCan't Help Falling In Love (Holland, the CzechRepublic, the UK and Russia). Pieter Kops

MOST ADDED

TINA TURNER/I Don't Wanna FightDAVID CROSBY & PHIL COWNS/HeroUB40/Con't Help Falling In LoveLENNY KRAVITZ/BelieveROXETTE/Almost UnrealDEPECHE MODE/Walking In My ShoesTEN SHARP/Dreamhome (Dream On)ROBERT PLANT/29 Palms

ELTON JOHN/Simple LifeTEARS FOR FEARS/Break It Down Again

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SYBIL/When I'm Good And ReadySUB-SUB/Ain't No LoveWHINEY HOUSTON/I'm Every WomanACE OF BASE/Wheel Of FortuneJAMES TAYLOR QUARTET/Love The LifeUB40/Con't Help Falling In LoveGLORIA ESTEFAN/Go AwayMICHAEL JACKSON/Give In To Me

CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD PROJECT/Only With YouINNER CIRCLE/Sweat (Alalalalalong)

(PWL International)(Rob's Records)

(Arista)

(Meg.)(Big life)

(DEP International)

(Epic)

(Epic)

(Blow Up)(Metronome)

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outside the EHR top 20 and with o total number al reporttno orisons of co Imo 20 Songs tied ore Aged alphabetically by artist

NEW TOP 20 CONTENDERS

D:REAM/U R The Best Thing (Magnet) 28JAMES TAYLOR QUARTET/Love The Life (Big Life) 21

New Too 20 Contenders ore those arnsts that haw not yet hod on EHR tap 20 hit and appear on this page for the firstrime

with this single Amos are listed by tool number of stations. In case alp Fie, rewords are listed alphabetically by artist.

week 21 /93 EHR TOP 40TW LW WOC

CD 32 1 4

0 6 5

4 4 6

5 2 8

6 5 6

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10 31 2

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14 10 9

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24 2

22 11 17

JU MI* 38 2

25 14 12

26 23 10

27 17 14

28 28 3

29 21 5

30 15 15

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JANET JACKSON/That's The Way Love Goes (Virgin) 101 69 32 10

GEORGE MICHAEL & QUEEN/Somebody To Love (Parlophone) 18 7

WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Have Nothing (Arista) 21 11

NEW ORDER/Regret (London) 29 6

SNOW/Informer (East West) 24 3

DURAN DURAN/Come Undone (Parlophone) 14 9

ACE OF BASE/All That She Wants (Mega) 19 7

DEPECHE MODE/Walking In My Shoes (Mute) 27 18

TINA TURNER/I Don't Wanna Fight (Parlophone) 17 32

TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY/Do You Love Me Like You Say? (Columbia) 23 3

DAVID CROSBY & PHIL COLLINS/Hero (Atlantic) 21 25

SHAGGY/Oh Carolina (Greensleeves) 28 3

HADDAWAY/What Is Love (Coconut) 11 4

DAVID BOWIE/Jump They Say (Arista) 21 1

CHRIS ISAAK/Can't Do A Thing (To Stop Me) (Warner Brothers) 23 6

R.E.M. Everybody Hurts (Warner Brothers) 11 5

ROBERT PLANT/29 Palms (Fontana) 10 13

UGLY KID JOE/Cat's In The Cradle (Mercury) 20 4

TEN SHARP/Dreamhome (Dream On) (Columbia) 17 17

SADE/Kiss Of Life (Epic) 24 4

EROS RAMAllOTTI/Cose Della Vita (DDD) 21 8

DURAN DURAN/Ordinary World (Parlophone) 21 0

ELTON JOHN/Simple Life (Rocket) 17 12

SPIN DOCTORS/Two Princes (Epic) 20 4

MICHAEL JACKSON/Give In To Me (Epic) 16 0

DR. ALBAN/Sing Halleluyah (SweMix) 23 3

WHITNEY HOUSTON/I'm Every Woman (Arista) 13 0

MIDNIGHT OIL/Truganini (Columbia) 17 2

WORLD PARTY/Is It Like Today (Ensign) 18 4

STING/If I Ever Lose My Faith In You (A&M) 17 0SHINEHEAD/Jamaican In New York (Elektra) 16 2

2 UNLIMITED/Tribal Dance (Byte) 16 11

STING/Seven Days (A&M) 16 10

FAITH NO MORE/I'm Easy (Slash/London) 22 1

MICK JAGGER/Don't Tear Me Up (Atlantic) 15 4

BON JOVI/In These Arms (Jambco) 15 4

JADE/Don't Walk Away (Giant) 14 4

AEROSMITH/Livin' On The Edge (Geffen) 19 0

PM DAWN/Looking Through Patient Eyes (Gee Street) 16 0

BLUEBELLS/Young At Heart (London) 16 5

The EHR bp 40 chart is based on a weighted -scoring system Songs score pants by achieving airplay at 448.4.45 EHR reporting stations, that target 12-34 peor-oid hsreners with contemporary music filltime or duringspecific dayparts. Songs in "A' mason airplay receive more points than those in "8" rotation or more limited airplay exposure. Stations ore weighted by market size and by the number al hours per week committed to theformat

CHARTBOUND

CYNDI LAUPER/Who Let In The Rain (Epic) 38/3 INNER CIRCLE/Wrapped Up In Your Love (Metronome) 28/4DOOBIE BROTHERS/Long Train Runnin' 93 (Warner Brothers) 37/9 CUT 'N' MOVE/Give It Up (EMI Medley) 28/2MADONNA/Fever (Maverick) 36/5 BOY KRAZY/That's What love Can Do (PWL) 27/2LENNY KRAVITZ/Believe* (Virgin) 35/20 SYBIL/When I'm Good And Ready (PWL International) 27/1BRUCE HORNSBY/Harbor Lights (RCA) 34/6 MARIA MCKEE/I'm Gonna Soothe You' (Geffen) 26/10HOTHOUSE FLOWERS/One Tongue (London) 34/3 GENESIS/Never A Time (Virgin) 26/2GLORIA ESTEFAN/Go Away (Epic) 33/2 ARMY OF LOVERS/Israelism (Stockholm) 26/1ROD STEWART/Shotgun Wedding (Warner Brothers) 33/2 JAMIROQUAI/Too Young To Die (Sony Soho Square) 26/1

CAPT. HOLLYWOOD PROJECT/Only With You (Blow Up) 32/2 LITRE ANGELS/Soapbox (Polydor) 25/2

UB40/Can't Help Falling In Love* (DEP International) 31/21 SUZANNE VEGA/When Heroes Go Down (A&M) 25/1

OMD/Stand Above Me* (Virgin) 30/8 CHESNEY HAWKES/What's Wrong...* (Chrysalis) 24/10

SOULSISTER/Ain't That Simple (EMI) 30/6 DIESEL/Tip Of My Tongue (EMI) 24/1

THE THE/Slow Emotion Replay (Epic) 30/1 SUB-SUB/Ain't No Love (Rob's Records) 24/1

BELOVED/You've Got Me Thinking (East West) 29/2 ACE OF BASE/Wheel Of Fortune' (Mega) 22/2

D:REAM/U R The Best Thing* (Magnet) 28/6 VANESSA WIWAMS & BRIAN MCKNIGHT/Love Is (Giant) 22/1

The EHR "charthound" chart lists the total number of EHR reporting stations playing newer songs that do not yet have enough airplay points to rank among the EHR Top 40. The second number representshow many stations reported it to ARM for the first time. Songs which hove received no new airplay for two consecutive weeks will be deleted from this chock but may reappear with new airplay. In the cone of

tie, songs ore listed by new odds. Asterisks indicate new entries in Charthound.

30 BPI Communications BV MUSIC & MEDIA MAY 22, 1993


REGIONAL EHR TOP 20

week 21/93

TW LW WC( -ne

1 1 42 1 5

3 2 3

4 5 45 4 4

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8 12 2

9 14 2

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11 8 612 17 2

13 16 2

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16 7 7

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charts based on playlists from radio stations playing EHR material

Original To Rotation NewLabel Sent A B Adds

R.E.M. Everybody Hurts (Warner Brothers) 22 19WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Have Nothing (Arista) 21 20JANET JACKSON/That's The Way (Virgin) 21 16MICHAEL/QUEEN/Somebody (Parlophone) 19 18SUB-SUB/Ain't No Love (Rob's Records) 18 14

TINA TURNER/I Don't (Parlophone) 18 14D:REAM/U R The Best Thing (Magnet) 17 9

ELTON JOHN/Simple Life (Rocket) 17 12

OMD/Stand Above Me (Virgin) 18 10ACE OF BASE/All That She Wants (Mega) 15 12NEW ORDER/Regret (London) 15 14

INNER CIRCLE/Sweat (Metronome) 17 10

BON JOVI/In These Arms (Jambco) 15 10

DINA CARROLL/Express (A&M) 14 10BLUEBELLS/Young At Heart (London) 15 11

SYBIL/When I'm Good.. (PWL International) 14 13DAVID CROSBY & PHIL COWNS/Hero (Atlantic) 14 8

DEPECHE MODE/Walking In My Shoes (Mute) 13 7

ROBERT PLANT/29 Palms (Fontana) 13 8

TASMIN ARCHER/Lords (EMI) 12 9

MOST ADDEDTEARS FOR FEARS/Break It Down AgainDAVID CROSBY & PHIL COLLINS/HeroTINA TURNER/I Don't Wanna FightCHARLES & EDDIE/House Is Not A HomeTASMIN ARCHER/Lords Of The New Church

TW LW WOC Artist/Title

3 1 1 1 8

1 0 2 2 11

5 0 3 5 10

1 0 4 8 2

4 0 5 15 2

4 7 6 4 14

8 3 7 20 2

5 2 8 6 7

8 0 9 3 4

3 4 10 19 2

1 0 11 17 2

7 2 12 11 11

5 0 13 NE

4 2 14 18 2

4 0 15 14 5

1 0 16 NE

6 8 17 RE

6 0 18 16 6

5 2 19 NE

3 6 20 9 8

(Fontana)

(Atlantic)(Parlophone)

(Capitol)(EMI)

4. NORTH

1W LW

1 1 4 JANET JACKSON/That's The Way (Virgin) 31 202 4 8 HADDAWAY/What Is Love (Coconut) 24 18

3 5 3 DURAN DURAN/Come Undone (Parlophone) 26 22

4 3 5 SHAGGY/Oh Carolina (Greensleeves) 26 15

5 2 7 SNOW/Informer (East West) 27 18

6 9 4 WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Have Nothing (Arista) 23 187 6 5 NEW ORDER/Regret (London) 20 10

8 NE DAVID CROSBY & PHIL COWNS/Hero (Atlantic) 19 159 8 3 MICHAEL/QUEEN/Somebody (Parlophone) 20 13

10 10 3 SPIN DOCTORS/Two Princes (Epic) 16 1011 NE ROXETTE/Almost Unreal (EMI) 18 1412 11 2 TEN SHARP/Dreamhome (Dream On) (Columbia) 22 1513 NE DEPECHE MODE/Walking In My Shoes (Mute) 15 5

14 NE TINA TURNER/I Don't (Parlophone) 16 13

15 7 5 CHRIS ISAAK/Can't Do A Thing (Warner Brothers) 18 10

16 12 14 CUT 'N' MOVE/Give It Up (EMI Medley) 19 9

17 15 8 DIESEL/Tip Of My Tongue (EMI) 16 8

18 13 8 DAVID BOWIE/Jump They Say (Arista) 16 9

19 17 8 PRINCE/The Morning Papers (Paisley Park) 14 5

20 NE ROBERT PLANT/29 Palms (Fontana) 10 8

MOST ADDEDROXETTE/Almost UnrealBUBBERS BALLONFAERD/FOr Vi Siger Farvel

DAVID CROSBY & PHIL COLONS/HeroTINA TURNER/I Don't Wanna FightDEPECHE MODE/Walking In My Shoes

UGLY KID JOE/Cat's In The CradleBON JOVI/Bed Of RosesMICHAEL JACKSON/Give In To MeACE OF BASE/Wheel Of FortuneINNER CIRCLE/WrappedACE OF BASE/All That She WantsJANET JACKSON/That's The WayBELOVED/Sweet HarmonySNOW/InformerMICHAEL/QUEEN/SomebodyDAVID CROSBY & PHIL COLLINS/Hero

DR. ALBAN/Sing HalleluyahCHRIS REA/Soft Top

SHAGGY/Oh CarolinaHADDAWAY/What Is LoveGENESIS/Never A TimeMADONNA/Bad GirlFAITH NO MORE/I'm EasyMICA PARIS/I Never FeltFURY IN THE SLAUGHTERHOUSE/Radio

MOST ADDEDTEN SHARP/Dreamhome (Dream On)DEPECHE MODE/Walking In My ShoesWHITNEY HOUSTON/I Have NothingTINA TURNER/I Don't Wanna FightHERBERT GRONEMEYER/Chaos

Original not Rotation NewLobel Set A B Adds

(Mercury) 16 14(Jambco) 15 12

(Epic) 15 11(Mega) 14 11

(Metronome) 13 10(Mega) 14 9

(Virgin) 14 9

(East West) 13 11(East West) 11 11

(Parlophone) 10 7(Atlantic) 10

(SweMix) 12(Magnet/East West) 9

(Greensleeves) 10(Coconut) 12

(Virgin) 11

Maverick) 10(Slash/London) 11

(4th & B'way) 10(SPV/BMG) 9

5. WEST CENTRAL

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4,4473. WEST

Original Tot Rotation New

1W LW WOC Artist/Tale Lobel Set A B Adds

2 11 1 8 WHITNEY HOUSTON/I'm Every Woman (Arista) 12 10

3 0 2 2 8 DURAN DURAN/Ordinary Wodd (Parlophone) 11 9

4 0 3 3 4 FAITH NO MORE/I'm Easy (Slash/London) 9 5

3 14 8 6 SHINEHEAD/Jamaican In New York (Elektra) 11 8

3 2 5 4 5 L'AFFAIRE LOUIS'TRIO/Mobilis (Barclay) 9 6

5 0 6 6 8 2 UNLIMITED/No Limit (Byte) 10 9 1 0

5 3 7 RE MICHAEL/QUEEN/Somebody (Parlophone) 7 5 2 2

2 0 8 9 3 SADE/Kiss Of Life (Epic) 9 6 3 0

0 0 9 14 2 ACE OF BASE/All That She Wants (Mega) 9 5 4 1

3 2 10 10 2 GENESIS/Never A Time (Virgin) 8 4 4 0

8 2 111 19 2 ELTON JOHN/Simple Life (Rocket) 8 6 2 1

8 4 112 12 8 MADONNA/Bad Girl (Maverick) 8 4 4 0

7 2 2 13 13 15 MICK JAGGER/Sweet Thing (Atlantic) 8 7 1 0

8 2 2 14 16 11 PASCAL OBISPO/Tu Vas Me Manquer (Epic) 8 6 2 0

11 1 0 15 15 6 LENNY KRAVITZ/Are You (Virgin) 8 6 2 0

7 4 2 16 NE JEAN LOUIS AUBERT/Entends-Moi (Virgin) 5 3 2 2

6 4 117 NE STEPHAN EICHER/Des Flouts, Des Bas (Barclay) 5 4 1 2

6 5 0 18 5 14 STING/If I Ever Lose My Faith In You (A&M) 10 7 3 0

9 10 19 20 2 JACQUES DUTRONC/La Fille (Columbia) 6 1 5 0

4 5 0 20 NE CHRIS ISAAK/San Fransisco Warner Brothers) 4 3 1 1

(Columbia)(Mute)

(Arista))Parlophone)

(Electrola)

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11 0 1 1 6 HADOAWAY/Whot Is Lore (Coconut) 15 13

6 3 2 5 8 SNOW/Informer (East West) 13 9

4 4 3 NE 11140, Can't Help (DEP International) 6 5

11 1 4 RE JANET JACKSON/That's The Way (Virgin) 12 8

9 0 5 NE TINA TURNER/I Don't (Parlophone( 7 5

5 2 6 8 4 EROS RAMAZZOTTI/Cose Della Vita (ODD) 13 8

10 1 7 6 3 2 UNLIMITED/Tribal Dance (Byte) 11 9

4 8 8 9 2 TEN SHARP/Dreamhome (Dream On) (Columbia) 7 5

7 1 9 NE SPIN DOCTORS/Two Princes (Epic) 9 6

6 0 10 14 5 BLUEBELLS/Young At Heart (London) 11 6

4 18 11 NE WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Have Nothing (Arista) 12 6

7 2 12 17 3 UGLY KID JOE/Cat's In The Cradle (Mercury) 7 3

10 6 13 12 3 C.B. MILTON/Send Me An Angel (Byte) 9 4

3 7 14 4 4 MICK JAGGER/Don't Tear Me Up (Atlantic) 8 7

8 0 15 13 10 SHAGGY/Oh Carolina (Greensleeves) 13 8

10 0 16 7 9 RENe KLUN/Mr. Blue (Lana Lane) 7 4

8 0 17 10 3 MICHAEL/QUEEN/Somebody (Parlophone) 11 10

7 0 18 2 7 ACE OF BASE/All That She Wants (Mega) 10 8

9 o 19 19 4 THELONIOUS MONSTER/Body And Soul (EMI) 5 2

2 2 20 RE JENNY BEE/Wanna Get Your Love (Ala Bianca) 6 3

(EMI)

(EMI Medley)(Atlantic)

(Parlophone)(Mute)

7. SOUTHWESTOriginal Tot Rotation New

SW LW WOC Artist/Title Lobel Set A B Adds

1 3 7

2 7 2

3 1 3

4 5 7

5 4 6

6 6 47 8 9

13 3

9 2 5

10 NE

11 9 3

12 NE

13 14 4

14 NE

15 17 2

16 RE

17 18 2

18 NE

19 NE

20 NE

AEROSMITH/Livin' On The Edge (Geffen)

DAVID CROSBY & PHIL COWNS/Hero (Atlantic)

MICHAEL/QUEEN/Somebody (Parlophone)

TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY/Do You (Columbia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY/C'mon People (Parlophone)

SNOW/Informer (East West)

DAVID BOWIE/Jump They Say (Arista)

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Lucky Town (Columbia)

NEW ORDER/Regret (London)

WATERBOYS/The Return Of Pan (Geffen)

SADE/Kiss Of Life (Epic)

WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Have Nothing (Arista)

REBELDES/Las Dos Caras De La Moneda (Epic)

MIGUEL BOSE/Si Tu No Vuelves (WEA)

GLORIA ESTEFAN/Go Away (Epic)

CHRIS ISAAK/Can't Do A Thing (Warner Brothers)

GARY MOORE/Parisienne Walkways '93 (Virgin)

GABINETE CAUGARI/Golpes (EMI)

IA DAMA SE ESCONDE/Magia (WEA)

SEGURIDAD SOCIAL/Me Siento Bien (G.A.S.A.)

MOST ADDEDWATERBOYS/The Return Of Pan

GABINETE CALIGARI/GolpesDIRE STRAITS/Walk Of Life

DAVID CROSBY & PHIL COWNS/Hero

7 3 4 0

6 3 3 2

6 4 2 0

6 5 1 0

5 4 1 1

5 3 2 0

4 0 0

5 2 3 1

4 4 0 0

4 1 3 4

6 5 1 0

4 2 2 0

.4 2 2 0

4 1 3 1

4 2 2 0

3 2 1 0

3 2 1 0

3 1 2 3

3 1 2 0

3 1 2 0

(Geffen)(EMI)

(Vertigo)

(Atlantic)

MOST ADDED

TINA TURNER/I Don't Wanna FightUB40/Can't Help Falling In LoveDEF DAMES DOPE/Ain't Nothing To ItWHITNEY HOUSTON/I Have NothingBLUEBELLS/Young At Heart

MOST ADDEDFRANCOIS FEIDMAN/Elle Est Trop BelleTINA TURNER/I Don't Wanna FightSTEPHAN EICHER/Des Flouts, Des BasJEAN LOUIS AUBERT/Entends-MoiGEORGE MICHAEL & QUEEN/Somebody To Love

2 0

2 0

vt 0

3 1

3 0

(Philips)(Parlophone)

(Barclay)(Virgin)

(Parlophone)

6 SOUTHOriginal Tot Rotation New

TW LW WOC Ar.12/14 Label Stat A Et Adds

2 0 1 1 5 NEW ORDER/Regret

4 0 2 5 10 DAVID BOWIE/Jump

1 5 3 2 5 HAEL/QUEEN/SI

4 2 4 4 7 DURAN DURAN/Come Undone

2 6 5 7 8 SNOW/Informer

5 1 6 3 6 CHRIS ISAAK/Can't Do A Thing

2 0 7 6 8 TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY/Do You

2 2 8 8 4 DEPECHE MODE/Walking In My Shoes

3 2 9 11 3 STING/Fields Of Gold

5 3 10 10 3 CYNDI LAUPER/Who Let In The Rain

6 3 11 18 2 GIANNA NANNINI/Radio Baccano4 1 12 15 3 JANET JACKSON/That's The Way

5 0 13 9 3 EROS RAMAZZOTTI/Cose Della Vita

1 1 14 NE TINA TURNER/I Don't

5 0 15 13 13 DEPECHE MODE/I Feel You

3 0 16 NE ROBERT PLANT/29 Palms

1 0 17 14 2 WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Have Nothing

2 0 18 16 6 ACE OF BASE/All That She Wants

3 0 19 20 2 RAF/II Bonito Animale

3 0 20 17 7 PINO DANIELE/Che Dio Ti Benedica

(Parlophone)

(DEP International)(Game)(Arista)

(London)

Soy

MOST ADDEDTINA TURNER/I Don't Wanna Fight

SNOW/InformerK.D. LANG/Constant CravingCAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD PROJECT/More And More

(London) 11 9 2 0

(Arista) 11 10 1 1

)Parlophone( 9 8 1 0(Parlophone) 12 11 1 1

(East West) 12 10 2 3

(Warner Brothers) 11 8 3 1

(Columbia) 10 8 2 0

(Mute) 9 8 1 1

(A&M) 9 8 1 1

(Epic) 8 4 4 0

(Ricordi) 7 7 0 1

(Virgin) 7 7 0 1

(DDD) 11 10 1 0

(Parlophone) 6 5 1 5

(Mute) 7 4 3 0

(Fontana) 5 5 0 1

(Arista) 5 5 0 0

(Mega) 9 6 3 1

(CGD) 9 8 1 1

(CGD) 9 8 1 0

(Parlophone)

(East West)

(Sire)

(Blow Up)

8. EAST CENTRALOriginal Tot Rotation New

1W LW WOC Artist/Title Label Slat A B Adds

1 3 6 DURAN DURAN/Come Undone (Parlophone)

2 1 3 NEW ORDER/Regret (London)

3 6 3 MICHAEL/QUEEN/Somebody (Parlophone)

4 18 2 TEN SHARP/Dreamhome (Dream On) (Columbia)

5 12 2 JANET JACKSON/That's The Way (Virgin)

6 4 4 AEROSMITH/Livin' On The Edge (Geffen)

7 2 4 MIDNIGHT OIL/Trugan in i (Columbia)

8 5 2 DEPECHE MODE/Walking In My Shoes (Mute)

9 7 4 R.E.M./Everybody Hurts (Warner Brothers) 9 8 1 1

10 11 8 DAVID BOWIE/Jump They Say (Arista) 8 5 3 0

11 NE CYNDI LAUPER/Who Let In The Rain (Epic) 6 5 1 3

12 19 5 WORLD PARTY/Is It Like Today (Ensign) 6 5 1 2

13 10 4 TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY/Do You (Columbia) 6 4 2 0

14 9 5 ROD STEWART/Shotgun Wedding (Warner Brothers) 6 5 1 0

15 13 6 CHRIS ISAAK/Can't Do A Thing (Warner Brothers) 7 4 3 2

16 14 2 MICK JAGGER/Don't Tear Me Up (Atlantic) 6 3 3 0

17 15 2 HOOTERS/Twenty Five Hours A Day (MCA) 6 2 4 1

18 NE DEACON BLUE/Only Tender Love (Columbia) 4 3 1 1

19 NE GARY MOORE/Parisienne Walkways '93 (Virgin) 3 3 0 3

20 8 8 PM DAWN/Looking Through (Gee Street) 6 3 3 0

MOST ADDEDROBERT PLANT/29 PalmsTEN SHARP/Dreamhome (Dream On)JANET JACKSON/That's The Way Love GoesGARY MOORE/Parisienne Walkways '93CYNDI LAUPER/Who Let In The Rain

11 8 3 1

9 6 3 0

8 7 1 2

7 5 2 3

7 5 2 3

7 vt 3 0

7 4 3 08 5 3 1

(Fontana)(Columbia)

(Virgin)

(Virgin)(Epic)

1. NORTHWEST (NW): British Isles(United Kingdom, Ireland).

2. CENTRAL (C): German -Language areas(Germany, Austria, parts of Switzerland, Luxembourg).

3. WEST (W): Francophone areas(France, Wallonia/Belgium, parts of Switzerland, Monaco).

4. NORTH (N): Scandinavia (Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Iceland,Finland).

5. WEST CENTRAL (WC): Dutch -Language areas(Holland; Flanders/Belgium).

6. SOUTH (5): Italian -Language areas(Italy, Ticino/Switzerland, Malta).

7. SOUTHWEST (SW): Iberia (Spain, Portugal).8. EAST CENTRAL (EC): East Central area

(Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland).9. SOUTHEAST (SE): Balkan (no chart compiled yet).10. NORTHEAST (NE): Baltic area (no chart compiled yet).11. EAST (El: Eastern area (no chart compiled yet).

MUSIC & MEDIA MAY 22, 19930 BPI Communications BV 31


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