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UK Sales HouseMoves Into FranceUK sales house IndependentRadio Sales (IRS) will short-ly open a Paris office tohandle ad sales for Frenchradio network RFM. IRS'sparent company CrownCommunications has a 35%stake in the network. Thisweek, the sales house alsoexpects to announce a joint

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For The BaI&s?by Chris Filler

American -styled Christianrock radio is poised to machacross the Baltic Statesthanks to three new com-mercial ventures being setup by US station ownerMark Wodlinger in col-laboration with the Latvian,Lithuanian and Estoniangovernments

Wodlinger, who owns sta-tions in Kansas City (KKLO,Christian Contemporary)and Naples, Florida (WIXI,MOR), plans to launch thefirst station in the Estonian

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deal with an advertisercovering both RFM and UKstations.

"It's the first stage in abold plan to set up officesthroughout Europe,' says

IRS MD Pat Falconer."There are mutual areas ofbenefit between French andUK agencies, particularlywhere multinational com-panies are concerned.

"I'm a great believer inEuropean advertising andour plan is to help com-panies target specific coun-tries in a European cam-paign. We will also gain agreat advantage in terms ofmarket intelligence!'

Falconer believes IRS canbring a mom aggressive ap-proach to selling in theFrench marketplace. And hewill be looking to increaseIRS's FM radio representa-tion in France.

"French FM stationswould benefit by groupingtogether in sales houses likewe do in the UK. At presentthey get 5090 of the au -

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Invicta To Boost French Connectionby Hugh Fielder

Invicta Radio, the UK Kent- the Continental FM station, is believed to have invested abased station, plans to in- covering the Boulogne and £ MOM into the project.crease its radio interest in Calais region. And earlier Reeve also says that henorthern France. It expects this year, it acquired the has had talks with a radioto conclude a management Nostalgia licence for the company which operatescontract with a Dunkirk sta- same area seven stations in the southLion shortly and MD Nigel "The prospects for our of Belgium about a possibleReeve says Invicta is looking French operations are par- joint venture, but nothingat two more French stations ticularly interesting in the has been agreed yet Invictawhich he believes could longer term;' says Reeve. is also interested in pro -

benefit from the company's "We lost money on Con- viding a cross -channel in -programming, marketing tinental FM for the first formation service for railand management skills. four months, brake even in and boat services, plus traf-

The company's sub- months Sac and six and Sic information on bothsidiary, Continental Invicta, started making a profit in sides of the channel.already has a 20% stake in the seventh month!' Invicta Invicta's expansion plans

were outlined as the com-pany announced a drop inhalf-year' profits to March31 to £ 96.000 comparedwith £ 420.000 for the sixmonths to March 31 1999.

The downturn was causedby poor advertising revenue

Key players in die Knebworth project garherbel ore the emu. From I.r.Andreki Jenkins (senor diremor mmmerdal affairs for PoNdorg DerekGreen and Andress Mlles from Nordoff Robbins Music Therapy; andDavid Plunns (MD Polydor UK).

Collins Agrees To Join

Knebworth Radio Line -UpPhil Collins' performanceat this weekend's Kneb-

worth '90 all-star charityconcert will be available forlive radio broadcasts of theevent after all.

European syndicatorRock Over London was toldearlier this month that Col-lins's segment was "not partof the broadcast", leavingstations with 45 minutesdead airtime to fill.

But the Nordoff RobbinsMusic Therapy is now"delighted that Collins hasagreed to his performancegoing out live both on BBC

Radio 1 in the UK and onradio throughout Europe"

Its delight is tempered by"anger and deep disap-pointment" over GeorgeMichael's withdrawal fromthe show. Officially,Michael is still completinghis next album but therehave been rumours of a bill-ing dispute Reports thatSting has also pulled out areinnacurate because he wasnever confirmed to appear.

The late addition ofRobert Plant to the bill hassparked speculation about a

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RTL Classique Launch DelayedRTL Classique, media groupCLT's proposed classical satellitestation for Europe, has beendelayed pending negotiations withpossible investors in the ventureThe 24 -hour station was expectedto go on air this month (June) viathe Astra satellite (M&M May 12),but CLT's head of internationalaffairs Henri Roemer now pre-dicts a September launch at theearliest.

Roemer: "We are talking to twomajor international companiesabout the possibility of them tak-ing a shareholding in the station.When this is complete we willhave the technical ability tolaunch the station within amonth!' Roemer declined to namethe two companies involved in thediscussions.

by Chris FullerInitially, CLT plans to launch

RTL Classique into six to sevenmillion cabled homes, most in theBenelux. The music/talk ratio onthe station is understood to bearound 9:1, with brief announce-ments in several languages.Roemer says it seeks to eventuallyattain between I-2ho of theavailable European audience

Meanwhile, Radio Luxembourg(UK) predicts a July launch for itsScandinavian service followingthe completion of talks with per-formance rights societies inSweden, Norway, Denmark andFinland.

MD Maurice Vass: "Satelliteradio is still very much a new anduntried concept, so we intend towork hand -in -hand with thevarious societies and to establish

a way of working:'The daytime English -language

Scandinavian service will runfrom 06.00 to 20.00, when theBritish 208/1440 kHz medium -wave service takes over and runsthrough to 04.00. The signal willbe carried on the back of the oneused by parent company CLT forDutch TV channel RTL Veroni-que and will initially be availablein one million cabled homesacross the region.

Vass says the service will have"new musical themes and its ownidentity, though the DJs will befamiliar to 208 listeners". A£ 100.000 promotion campaignacross Scandinavia, likely to cen-tre on press, is currently beingdeveloped in conjunction withcable operators.

UK Stations WinUK radio stations won 19 goldmedals for programming at theInternational Radio Festival inNew York recently, with the BBCbeing awarded 10.

The BBC winners includeSimon Bates"Around The WorldChallenge' on Radio I. RadioScotland also picked up an awardand Greater London Radio receiv-ed a gold medal for DJ ChrisMorris's promos.

Meanwhile, Capital FM wastwo golds for 'Capital Reports'and 'The Gold Game' sportscoverage Essex Radio's 'John

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New York AwardsLeech Soul & Dance Show' wonthe black/soul format section,Mercia FM won the mixed/eclec-tic format, and Invicta's 'NeilTaylor Breakfast Show' won thesmall market radio personalitysection.

In continental Europe, RadioFrance scored gold for its classicalmusic programme 'Des Histoiresde Musiques'. And Holland'sNOS won a bronze medal for itsmusic special Wan Dijk Joins TheClassics', which was made forDutch public broadcaster TROS.

Scandi ChartMeeting SetVirgin Denmark is expected tomeet the national IFPI body onJune 28 in an effort to gain sup-port for a Scandinavian albumand singles charts (M&M April 7).

Virgin Denmark MD HenriettaBlix, who initiated the idea, saysdiscussions have been delayed"but now we are ready to give itour full commitment. We need topersuade IFPI Denmark of thebenefits and then take it to theIFPI bodies in Sweden, Norwayand Finland!'

UK Franchises

Radio AcademThe UK's three national commer-cial radio franchises will be themain talking point amongdelegates at this year's RadioAcademy Festival in Glasgow onJuly 2-4. The Radio Authority isexpected to invite letters of intentfor the national networks - oneFM frequency and two AM - laterthis summer and will probablyadvertise two franchises early nextyear.

Under the Broadcasting Billbefore parliament, one nationalnetwork will be for music "otherthan pop", another will be talk -based and the third must be dif-ferent from the other two.

It is the definition of what con-stitutes "music other than pop"that will exercise delegates' minds

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y Talksat the Radio Academy. Ultimatelythe definition will be made by theRadio Authority and chairmanLord Chalfont will address theRadio Academy on July 4.

In addition, Home Officeminister David Mellor, who isresponsible for the BroadcastingBill and for introducing thephrase "music other than pop",will be speaking at the annualmeetings of the Association of In-dependent Radio Contractors(AIRC) and the BritishPhonographic Industry (BPI) inthe week before the Festival.

Radio Academy delegates willbe looking at both speeches to seeif Mellor expands on his owndefinition.

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International TV programmingcompany Radio Vision plans toexpand its radio interests andthere are s that it intendsto set up a newrumourEuropean office toexploit big live events for radiosyndication. At present, the com-pany sells radio broadcast rightsto other syndicators. At the com-pany's California HQ, chairmanResin Wall confirms changes areplanned but would say nothingmore at press time.

* * *Madonna a threatening to suesports firm Nike for 1188 2.5

million. She alleges that the com-pany has breached an endorse-ment contract bm Nike claims nodeal kw ever signed and no contract exists.

* * *Meanwhile, Pete Townshend hasturned down a E 2 million offerfrom Coca-Cola to use his songsin IV commercials. Townshendsass the company initially askedfor a song from his Iron Manalbum but then rerealed that it

really wanted Pinball Wired andMy Generation. "It felt greatwalking out of that meetinggremarked Townshend.

* * *Nice to see Ems Ramanotti's SeBoland Una Convent gettinggood airplay on European radio.This week, the single tops theEuropean Airplay Top 50 - thefirst time that an Italian artist hasachieved such a feat. In 1985,EMI act BaMmora topped theEurochart Hot 100 Singles foreight consecutive weeks with theEuro-pop ditty Tem. an Boy.

* * *London -based syndicator Uniquedenies rumours that Benny Brownis to be replaced as the host of its'American Countdown' and thatPepsi is poised to .P iu W theshow's new sponsor. CFO SimonCole says negotiations continuewith °two or three people' regar-ding sponsorship but no deal hasyet been signed. The show whichreaches 32 IR stations across theUK, was previously sponsored byBudweiser though this agreement

expired in Mw Pepsi areal,'sponsors Unique's 'Live FromLA' series.

* *sovietstate recording wmpanyMelodiya and Poland's Polskie

have become membersworldwide record industry

federation IFPI. In response tochanges in the East, IPP1 has alsoformed an Eastern Europe Com-mittee which consists of majorlabel representatives. It aims torecruit new members, establishIFPI national groups and improvecopyright legislation.

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DT64 Seeks Commercial FutureAs doubts BMW over the future ofEast Germany's nationwide youthchannel, 111'64, the station's staffare seeking foreign investment inorder to break free of the publicbroadcast system and to become acommercial venture.

According to Ulf Drechsel,DT64 producer and music editor,the plan by Radio DDR, the EastGerman public broadcaster, to setup five new regional networksacross the country, each of whichis likely m include a pop channel,sounds the death knell for DT64.The station has been in operationsince 1986 and reaches anestimated audience of 500.000with its music -based magazineformat.

Drechsel: "The future appearsvery bleak. It's clear that the na-tional Radio DDR channelsoperating out of Berlin will stop

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in the next few months, but it isextremely difficult to get any kindof confirmation of this fromRadio DDR management.

"The new regional stations arestarting up in July - the directorshave already been named - andthis makes our position as a na-tional broadcaster all the moreambiguous. Cuts have alreadybeen made to our budget and webelieve these will go further. I

think the government clearlywants to close D164 down but itwill not tell us this directly!' Atpress time there are unconfirmedreports that DT64 programmedirector Dietmar Ringel has beensacked.

An action committee formedfrom 0164's 150 staff is seekingdiscussions with potential foreigninvestors with a view to relaun-ching the station as a commercial

broadcaster, possibly as a satelliteventure Drechsel says it also in-tends to rally public support withon -air discussions and phone-ins.

In the run-up to reunification,the ARD, the West German publicbroadcasting body, has also madeproposals to restructure East Ger-man radio into dupe new regionalstations, believing there to be in-sufficient licence revenue to sup-port any more

Drechsel says talks have beengoing on with the West Berlinpublic channel, SFB, in a bid tofuse DT64 with SFB's Radio 4Umusic channel. But he adds: "It'svery difficult to see how thiswould work. We sense oppositionat SFB towards the politicalstance that 111'64 has taken in thepast:'

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Led Zeppelin reunion, althoughthe organisers steadfastly refuseto confirm this.

Radio will have the only livecoverage of the concert. Thepotential European radio au-dience is over 150 million and sta-tions airing the show includeEurope 2 (France), AntenneBayern (Germany), Rete 105 (Ita-ly), Los 40 Principales (Spain)and ORE in Austria. An editedversion of the event for TV will beavailable two weeks later.

The line-up includes PaulMcCartney, Pink Floyd, Genesis,a supergroup featuring Eric Clan-ton, Mark Knopf en and EltonJohn, Cliff Richard, Tears ForFears and Status Qua

Polydor has acquired the rightsto a double live album of theKnebworth concert for a £ Imillion advance. The album,which will be recorded and mixedby Rolling Stones' producer ChrisKimsey, will be simultaneouslyreleased around the world onAugust 5.

"It's not often that you get adozen of the world's biggest sell-ing artists featured on onealbum!' says Polydor UK's MDDavid Munns. "The sales poten-tial for this album is enormousand each territory is planning anextensive marketing campaignaround its releaser

Castle Music Pictures has ac-quired the video rights outside theUS and Japan for what MDGeoff Rem in describes as "a

BING International and the executors of the Elvis Presley acne recently met inParis to amiss the further worldwide exploitation of she Presley catalogue.From Am Klaus Schmalenbach, director BMG Arida Strategic Marketing Europe;

Jerry Schilling, director Graceland Creative Affairs: Ernst foergensen, MD BMGAriola Denmark; Priscilla Presley, executor Elvis estate: lack Boded executivedirector Graceland foe franks executor Elvis estate,- Roger Sermon divisionalmarketing director BING/RCA OK: Don Wardell national director catalogueRCA US: Anders Nelson MD HMG Mons Kong.

very healthy six -figure advance".Castle plans to release two,possibly three, videos of the shornsimultaneously in August/September.

UK Sales Housecontinued from page I

dience but only 30% of the adver-tising revenue'

But the UK can also learn fromFrance, says Falconer. "Theirbriefs to clients are much moresophisticated than otirt

France is the first step of IRS'sEuropean expansion plans andFalconer already has his eye onSpain and Germany as the nextlikely growth areas.

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in the first two months of this yearand an investment programmethat involves a 20% stake in thenew Essex station Tendring -

which will be launched inSeptember as Mellow 1557 - as

well as the French stations,But turnover was up 11% to

E 1.97 million while advertisingrevenue has improved dramatical-ly over the last two months, reach-ing a record £ 420.000 in May

"We have cut our administra-tive casts, which involved someredundancies, but we are more officient as a result and currentlyrunning at around a f 100.000profit per month!' says Reeve.

Christian Radiocontinued from page I

capital of Tallinn early nextmonth (July), with others inVilnius (Lithuania) and Riga(Latvia) to follow.

The US entrepreneur is cover-ing initial costs by selling airtimeto various religious organisationsacross the republics. All stationswill be presented in the locallanguage, though each will broad-cast Christian Contemporary mu-sic The format is well establishedin many madras in the US andfeatures country and soft rockwith a Christian message.

Wodlinger says the stations willbe set up in existing state-ownedstudios: "The way it works is thatthe governments provide thefacilities and the staff, while I pro-vide the programming and sales.Because the equipment is all there,the initial outlay involved is notconsiderable!' He declined toreveal the sum of his initial in-vestment.

Wodlinger hopes the stationswill grow into a "a network ofself-supporting commercial out-lets, though advertising will beslow to take off because there isno real market them The pro-ducts are simply not in the shops.It will be at least three yearsbefore the market becomesdeveloped enough to make

In a separate venture, Wodl-inger is talking to Lithuania's firstcommercial station, Radio MI inVilnius (M&M March r), aboutsetting up a national FM network.In addition he has obtainedseveral cable TV franchises acrossthe Baltic, and seeks to establish a150-cireuit earth station in

Estonia designed to provide a

direct global telephone service.

Wodlinger says he was amactedto the Balder because "the peoplehave a great history as tradersand, parallel to the variousmovements towards independencefrom/the Soviet Union, there isgreat potential there Despite thepolitical unrest I am determinedto move quickly'

Apart from Invicta, three othermajor UK radio groups havestakes in French radio. They arethe Crown Communications Group(33% stake in the REM network),Cpital Radio (60% in MonteCarlo's Radio Riviera) and theEons World Group with a majorinterest in Antibe's SunshineRadio.

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De Bodinat On How To SucceedCBS France and media investment

When Henri de Bodinat became president of CBSFrance in 1985, many wondered if this former GM of ad

agency Saatchi & Saatchi, with no experience of themusic business, could succeed. Today, de Bodinat, whohas just turned 40, has taken CBS to second position in

the French music business league with an annualturnover of US$ 200 million.

Over the past two yearsCBS has also mademoves into a number of

other areas, especially into broad-cast media. It has taken shares inthe music channel MCM/Euro-musique, in the Lille -based radiostation Metropolys, and is a part-ner with NU in the oldies stationCherie FM. The company has alsobeen considering a similar invest.ment in Paris station Oui FM,although that seems unlikely forthe moment.

Other projects include the laun-ching of an AOR radio station inMarseilles and the production ofan album -oriented weekly TVprogramme. CBS also helpsSkyrock, financing the listenerspanel which the station uses toselect the records for the playlist.In all, de Bodinat estimates thatCBS total investment in media hasbeen around Ffr 20 million (app.US$ 3.3 million).

"We have not moved into radiosimply because we want to diver-sify:' says de Bodinat. "And we arenot there to control the radioeither. We are there for tworeasons. Firstly to get better ac-quainted with the medium asradio is the key outlet to promoteour products, so it is better if weknow how it works. Secondly, weaim to contribute to the generaldevelopment of this field:'

A third reason is the desire tocombat one of the most pressingproblems facing French recordcompanies today, the fact that themajority of French FM stationsplay up to 80% Anglo-Americanproduct. "Imagine that tomorrowthere is only one FM radio inFrance playing French music!' hesays. "That would have seriousconsequences for all record com-panies who depend on local pro-duction and nobody would be ableto stop this happening!'

With this in mind, CBS investedin Metropolys, which recently

merged with the Kiss network. "Itis a station which plays mom than40% French music!' de Bodinatexplains. "We are now in a posi-

tion to fight to make sure that thispercentage does not change. It isgood for the station and good forthe industry because the station isprepared to launch new French ar-tists"

As a minority shareholder CBStakes an advisory role "When Imeet Metropolys managementonce every three or four weeks wediscuss strategy, development andnot which specific records toplay,' he says. "I do not have thetime or interest for that. I also donot think it makes things easierfor our promo team. They stillhave a difficult time!'

De Bodinat believes CBS's in-vestment in satellite music chan-nel Euromusique follows the earnskind of logic. "We wanted to helpto create a music channel. Ourmain interest was not to makemoney but to give young Frenchand international artists, but par-ticularly French, a 100% musicchannel in this country!'

CBS was one of the instigators

of airplay monitoring service

Media Control and is still one ofits strongest supporters. Indeed,de Bodinat supports a change inthe way the French top 50 is com-piled, by including airplay as wellas sales.

"We have propositions all thetime from stations asking us to in-vest in them, everybody calls us!'he says. "I am not talking of ma-jor stations like Skyrock or Funbut stations in the provinces, whoare part of the Media Control

panel. They come to us becausethey know it gives them credibilitywhen they look for other investorsand because we are ready to investin radio and mount joint Opera-tions!'

De Bodinat is also keen to move

into TV production. CBS hascreated a new subsidiary, EpicProductions, which aims to pro-duce an album -oriented TV pro-gramme tentatively mulled 'Dis-que Disque Rage'. Discussions arestill at en early stage but deBodinat says the show will featurethree albums, two French and oneinternational, in a 26 -minute latenight slot

With prime time variety showsfocusing on new hit singles andspecialised programmes such as'Rapido', "TV does not say much

about French albums!' he says. "Ihave talked about this programmefor about two years now and,although everybody says it is agood idea, nobody did anything.In the end I got fed up and propos-ed it myself. After all, if some col-leagues want to join me the phonedoes exist.

"CBS has 22-25% of theFrench variety album market, so itwould be normal to have thispercentage of CBS artists featuredin the programme, but, thereshould be no more than this. Wewant someone neutral to decidewhat will be on the show so thatCBS cannot be accused ofmanipulating it!'

With a roster including some ofFrance's biggest sellers, such asFrancis Cabrel, Jean -Jacques

Goldman, Patricia Kane (recentlywon over from Polydor) andKamm'', CBS France has a strongwill to develop artists on the inter-national market. Yet, as with itsmedia investments, its biggestrecording success has also run intocontroversy.

Kaoma's Lembo& was a

worldwide hit, yet its progress wasdogged by dispute. De Bodinat isirritated by the way interest wasfocused on the legal case surroun-ding the song rather than the fact itwas a worldwide hit, the biggestFrance has ever had. "The moralof the story wad' he says, "alesson that shows you have to berigorous with every legal aspect,especially when you work withSouth American countries!'

As far as the French market isconcerned de Bodinat expects theoverall growth, 35% last year, toslow a bit. "We have made all ourforecasts for 1990 assuming amarket growth of 15%. Next yearwe will have IVA!' Nevertheless,he remains confident that CBSwill continue to grow. In 1989 itwas ranked the 16th most pro-fitable company in France byeconomics magazine 12Entreprisgwith a profit of US$ 30 million.

On a personal level, de Bodinatis now aiming for another charttopper, not with a record or radiorating, but with a book. His 'UnPave Dans Le Marketing', a "Howto succeed" style book, has justbeen published.

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BPI/MCPS Gear Up For Tribunal HearingThe British Phonographic In-dustry (BPI) and the MechanicalCopyright Protection Society(MCPS) are busy lining up sup-port for their showdown at theCopyright Idibunal this week

(June 26 & 28).The MCPS, which has said that

it intends to impose the EuropeanBIEM/IFPI licensing agreementfrom the beginning of July,

already has the composers societyBASCA and the Music PublishersAssociation on its side.

And it has concluded an agree-ment with the UK independentlabels association, Umbrella,which includes a lower royalty ratefor the next two years, and an in-creased promotional allowance.

But the agreement, which onlyapplies to labels who sign up bythe beginning of July, received asceptical mamion from Umbrella

members at their London seminarlast week. Several delegates saidthat Umbrella was being "used"by the MCPS in its battle with theBPI and advised labels to awaitthe ruling of the Copyright

The BPI has received supportfrom the Record ManufacturersAssociation, representing UKpressing plants, for "free negotia-tions" with the MCPS thatrecognise the special position ofthe UK record industry.

The RMA is concerned that itsmembers will need to have a

licence for every pressing orderand for each format, making life"very difficult" according toAdrian OwMtt of Adrenalin.

The BPI maintains that there isno "harmonious" European a-greement as claimed by theMCPS. "The reference to a single

market is a superficial one!'argues director of regal affairsSara John. "We are fully aware ofthe complex position in Europeand would seek to achieve anagreement based on market con-ditions in the UK, just as is thecase, for example, in Italy andGermany!'

Whatever the outcome of thetribunal, the UK record industryfaces chaos if the MCPS goesahead with its plan to impose theBIEM/IFPI agreement from July1. Record companies will needlicences under the new agreementfor all new releases.

So far, the MCPS is refusing toextend the current moratoriumfor the second time in what isbecoming an increasingly bitterdispute

Radio RadRadio Radio, the satellite over-night service which introducednew programming at the begin-ning of this year, has doubled itsaudience according to JICRARresearch for Manchester's Pic-cadilly Key 103, which takes theservice and also provides studiofacilities.

The number of adults under 35listening to Radio Radio on Key103 between 22.00-01.00 duringJanuary to March this year was14.000, 133% up on the previousquarter. From 01.00-06.00 the in-crease was 250% to 7.000.

Radio Radio, which is carriedby 24 commercial stations, nowhas an average of 24.000 adultslistening via Key 103 up to 01.00,and 10.000 up to 06.00, increasesof 100% and 67% respectively.

Programme controller DaveLincoln: "These figures have ex-ceeded our best estimates. Wehave been targetting the I5 -25s

before midnight and the 25-45safter that The music is now wellselected, especially the oldies, andthis has made it a lot more appeal-ing'

Lincoln took over as pro-granune controller after the ser-vice was acquired by OwenOyston's Trans World Com-munications and the operationwas moved to Manchester at theend of last year.

He believes the move has

helped Radio Radio to focus moreclearly on its audience. "In the

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past I think it tried too much toappeal to a young audience, eventhough there are not many ofthem listening at 03.00! I alsothink them was too much em-phasis on superstar presenters.That sort of thing might have ap-pealed to a London audience butRadio Radio is not available inLondon.

"We have effectively repro-grammed the music from scratchand ore on -air team has bemtogether now for six months.None of them are particularlywell-known although EricaHughes and Jeff Cooper haveboth worked on IR stations andPhil Kennedy spent a few monthsat BBC Radio I. We also haveSteve Davis presenting a Saturdaynight soul show for us!"

Radio Radio has just signed asponsorship deal with the DailyMail newspaper for The Supersta-tion Headliners, a nightly short -form series of historic news itemsinterspersed with relevant oldieswhich will run at around 23.20.The Daily Mail is looking totarget younger readers and hasbeen running a number of music -related promotions. The RadioRadio deal is for three monthswith options Mending up to ayear.

Radio Radio is financed by thetee minutes per hour of na-tional advertising sold by CapitalRadio's Media Sales & Marketing.Stations taking the service can

Audiencealso opt out for a further sixminutes of local advertising dur-ing three two -minute montages ofoldies. But, at present, most donot because it requires a localoperator to play -in the commer-cials.

Starsat To Launch

Club ServiceAn prelusive closed-circuitsatellite TV service for nightclubsis being launched this week (June27) by Starsat. It will broadcastweekly house, rap, hip -hop, funkand soul concerts to a network ofclubs around the UK.

Guru Josh and 808 State willplay the opening show atPreston's Park Nightstyle Club,which will be beamed direct to the16 clubs which, at press time, hadjoined the Starsat network. Nextweek's concert will feature RebelMC, Londsay D and The OutlawPosse.

Each dub joining the networkis equipped with large videoscreens with stereo sound andsatellite receiving equipment,which is also able to receive Astraprogramming.

Starsat is the result of two yearsresearch and development bycreative director Steve Lawton andmarketing director Audrey Yates.Recently appointed MD JerryTurner was previously marketingdirector at CBS.

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UK & IRELANDAIRC Opposes PPL Sponsorship Plans Indie Acts FeaturedPlans by record industry licensingbody Phonographic PerformanceLtd (PPL) to add sponsorshiprevenue to a radio station's netadvertising income when calcu-lating royalty payments are beingopposed by the Association of In-dependent Radio Contractors(AIRC).

PPL has already added clausesto its licensing agreement for newradio stations that have come onair since 1988, including sponsor-ship revenue as part of totaladvertising income and granting

PPL access to the station'saudited accounts.

But the AIRC has reiterated itswarning to new stations not tosign the latest PPL agreement,claiming that its terms are inferiorto those already agreed by theAIRC on behalf of existingstations.

AIRC director Brian West saysthe new deal is being used as abridgehead by PPL to extractsimilar terms from other stationswhen the current AIRC/PPLagreement runs out at the end of

Album Sales Fall 5.1%Album sales in all formats weredown 5.1% to 32 million units forthe first quarter of this year com-pared with 1989, according tofigures released by the BritishPhonographic Industry (BPI).The figures represent manufac-turer shipments to the trade, atwholesale prices.

Although the value of albumsales was up 10.8% to E 124

million, the continuing decline inunit sales since June last yearmeans that nearly three millionfewer albums were sold for the 12months up to March 31 1990 com-pared to the previous year.

CD sales for the first quarter of1990 increased by 35.7N, with asimilar rise in value, but vinylslumped by 27.8% and cassettesby 12.8%. The value of cassettessold still managed to increase by4.5% but it is now clear that

cassette sales peaked last summer.Singles were up 5.5% to 15.5

million units with an increase invalue of 14% to f 21.3 million.The 171/4 decline of 7" singles wasmore than compensated by spec-tacular increases for 12" (23%),cassingle (I.660%) and CI) (71W9).The 7" still remains the mostpopular single format, accountingfor half the total sales. But the12" market is more valuable (E 9.9million) despite selling more than2 million fewer copies.

The BPI speaks of "continuedsteady market growth" and thevalue of trade shipments for theyear ending March 31 was up11.6°& to a new record of E 695.5million. But the underlying fall inalbum sales is causing some con-cern among UK record com-panies.

September.We felt it was necessary to

warn new stations not to acceptand we have asked them to tell thePPL that they want the sameterms as the AIRC agreement!'says West. "We have also toldthem that if they want to go to theCopyright Tribunal then we willact on their behalf'

The PPL has already removedone clause from its new agreementwhich banned stations from tak-ing advertisements from blanktape manufacturers after wide-spread complaints.

"The PPL is just being greedy!'says West. "The rise in indepen-dent radio revenue over the pastfew years and the increase in thenumber of stations means thatthey have been making a lot ofmoney from us, yet they still wantmore!"

PPL head of broadcasting PeteRogers confirms that it is seekingto include sponsorship revenue inits new agreement with the AIRC.But he stresses that not all spon-sorship monies would necessarilybe included.

"I'm sure there are areas ofsponsorship that we don't want tolook at!' he says. "We areprimarily concerned about broad-cast sponsorship which seems tohave changed since the IRA'ssponsorship rules two years ago.Certainly the way the rules are be-ing interpreted appears to havechanged!'

BBC Radio Scotland Revamps Pop ShowsBBC Radio Scotland hasrevamped its evening pop shows toattract younger listeners. The newschedide includes a Scottish Top30 chart show extracted fromMRIB's research for the 'Net-work Chart Show', broadcast bycommercial stations.

"The chart tends to be an ur-ban sample as it's drawn fromaround 40-45 retails outlets in thecities!' says executive producer ofentertainment programmes, Ro-bert Noakes. "But it's noticeablethat dance records frequently getinto the Scottish chart faster thanthe national chart And Scottishbands generally get higher plac-ings!"

The chart show is aired everyFriday at 22.30 following the20 -minute 'Scoops Fan Club'featuring "lively gossip and com-petitions". The music schedulefor the 22.00-24.00 slot during therest of the week includes 'BeatPatrol', which features demotapes from unknown bands thatin the past have included Wet WetWet and The Proclaimers, 'BiteThe Wax', a "campus rock" show,'Earshot', a magazine pro-gramme, and 'Nightlife', a Scot-tish entertainments diary

"The station's pop output usedto be more mainstream with alooser structure,' says Noakes. "Iwanted a cohesive output across

the week so that younger listenerscould feel their way around the in-tricacies of what we're doing.

"I'm not trying to competewith chart radio. That's not to saywe aren't competitive, but I'm notinterested in scrappy competition.We want to make good program-mes that people will listen to, us-ing the BBC's extensive resourcesand expertise"

The new programme schedulewas introduced in April andNoakes says the feedback is veryencouraging although it is tooearly for any audience figures.Noakes's next aim is to increasethe number of live sessions at theBBC Scotland studios.

On Radio ffn/SPV LPRube ffn, the statewide privateradio broadcaster in Lower Sax-ony, has teamed up with theHanover -based independent re-cord company SPV to release acompilation album called Radioffn Powerstation. SPY is financ-ing the project and handled theproduction and distribution ofthe album, while ffn is promotingthe release

Oat Canto one of the acts featured

Parachute Club, and The Wea-thermen. The CD includes fourextra tides by Leather Nun, TheBollock Brothers, The Mekonsand Blaine L Reisinger.

"We bared our choice onlisteners' calls and letters',' saysKniep. "The titles we chose aremostly by artists on independentlabels and were often available on-ly as imports or could not be

on Radio ffn Powerstation,

The album is based on an ideaby Uli Kniep, Ecki Stieg, LutzHanker, Frank Eichner and GerdKespohl, the team responsible forthe 'Powerstation', which is airedon weekdays from 19.00-22.00.

Kniep, "We wanted to create adifferent kind of sampler, not justa collection of the usual hits likeother stations have done, but onethat reflects our own editorialideas!'

The Radio fin PowerstationLP features 12 titles by Taj Mahal,Cassandra Complex, Tommy deFilm, Bel Canto, Sally Timms &Marc Almond, Der Straza, Roar-ing Jack, Goodbye Mr MacKen-zie, Steppin' Razor, Paul Roland,

found in any German recordshops. But although our listenerscould not buy them, they couldhear them on (In!'

Kniep says the first pressing of5010 is already in the stores anddoing well. "Some dealers arealready making follow-up orders.The success is encouraging and weare considering compiling a se-cond LP for Christmas!'

Interest in the compilation hasalso been registered in East Ger-many. Kniep: "Because CD play-ers have not yet widely penetratedthe East German market, SPV hasalso released a cassette which isidentical to the CD for distribu-tion in the GDR:'

Michael Karnsteds MD of Peer Musk serfage (WO signs a deal with JonathonSimon, MD of Me Really Useful Group (RUG) on London, Mr the establishmentof RUG Germany The new companywill exploit the works of Andrew LloydWebber in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Eastern Europe,

Star*Sat Aims ForLarger GDR AudienceStar*Sat Radio has begunbroadcasting via Astra IA, thefirst private European satellitesystem, and says the move willallow it to reach more listeners inEast Germany.

Co -MD Peter Pelunka: "Oneof the most significant aspects ofbroadcasting via ASTRA is thevastly improved reception in theGDR. East German listeners cannow receive our programme usinginexpensive ASTRA antennas,which are popular in the GDR!'

For the last three years,Star*Sat Radio, which is basedin Munich, has been broadcastingits 24 -hour programme to Europevia the Eutelsat I -F4 satelliteThrough Eutelsat it is available toalmost 90% of German cablesystems and is received in otherEuropean countries via cable andon terrestrial channels.

According to a 1989 survey by

marketing research institute EM-NID, Star*Sat's programme ofinternational pop and music in-formation captured II% of 14-39year -old listeners in cabled WestGerman households. About onemillion East German listenersalso receive the station's Eutelsatsignal via the country's 2.100cable units.

Star*Sat's music format ismade up of 50% current titles and50% oldies. Head of marketing,Martin Schmitz: "The maincriteria iS that a song is melodic;acid or heavy metal do not have achance!'

The titles are not named duringthe programmes. Schmitz, "Eve-rybody knows the oldies alreadyand listeners can pick up the titlesof current hits by tuning into ourweekly top 50 every Saturdayfrom 17.00-20.00"

RTL To Launch NetworkProgramming ServiceRTL Hoerfunk Baden-Wurttem-berg, a subsidiary of Luxem-bourg -based CLT, is about tolaunch the RTL Radio Networkwhich will provide programmingfor local stations. CLT has a 70%stake in the company, with the re-maining 30% being held by the sixother investors including Stutt-gart -based Buergerradio Studio-gesellschaft.

The network will consist of Evebroadcasting studios and will bebased in Stuttgart. SpokeswomanGabriele Santa says there are noplans to establish a statewidechain of stations, as was feared bysome observers.

The local stations which broad-cast the mantel programme willretain their own name and localidentity and will broadcast theirown IDs and local advertising.

It is not yet known how manylocal stations will make use of theRTL Radio Network (RTL RN)programming. To gain approvalfrom the state licensing authority,the programming must be in ac-cordance with that for which thestations' licences were issued and

can be interrupted at any time,while the independence of thelicence holders must be assuredthrough short-term contracts.

Jaunt, says RTL RN aims toproduce a high quality 24 -hourprogramme that will allow thestate's local private stations, manyof which are in financial trouble,to compete with the public broad-casters; SWF in Baden Baden andSDR in Stuttgart.

The local stations will be allow-ed to broadcast as much of theRTL RN programme as they wishat no -cost. The network pro-gramte Will include a maximumof two -and -a -half minutes of na-tional advertising per hour, therevenue of which will go exclusive-ly to RTL.

To help finance the networkprogramming, RTL RN will rentBuergerradio's frequencies forchannels 2, 3 and 4 to the regionalstations in Muehlacker, Geist-ingen and Goppingen respective-ly. Likewise Channel 5 will carrythe Radio Resonant programmefor the regional stations in Stutt-gart and Reutlingen.

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Vinyl Single Sales Drop 23.1%The vinyl single has taken anotherblow in France, with turnover forthe format dropping dramaticallyin the first four months of thisyear. Turnover for the quarter wasjust Ffr 124.9 million (app. US$22.6 million), down 23.1% on thesame period in 1989.

Meanwhile, turnover from theCD single doubled, from Ffr 4.8million to Ffr 9.8 million.However, this does not compen-sate for the decline in popularityof the vinyl single; in terms ofunits, sales dropped from 11.8

million in January -April 1989 to8.9 million, down 24.7%.

The fall is illustrated by the factthat top singles could sell up to50.000 units a day in 1985-1986,but the figure for a no. I single to-day is about 20.000.

Olivier Sooty de Chalon, presi-dent of Cogedep - France's mainwholesaler, says: "Singles nowrepresent only 15% of Cogedep'sturnover and we have 35% of the

French singles market. Them areno substitutes for the momentand I'm worried by the currentdisinterest shown by the industry.

"The format is very useful tothe industry for promotional pur-poses, to consumers who can buytheir favourite piece of music forabout Ffr 20, and to retailers whocan use the format to attract con-sumert. If nothing is done quick-ly, retailers will further reduce thespace dedicated to singles!'

As an experiment, Cogedeprecently offered two supermarketchains, Monoprix and Coop,CD -3s in 7" blister packagingwith a suggested retail prim of Ffr20 and a 100% return policy. Ac-cording to Saunty de Chalon, over50% of the 10.000 CD -3s weresold within a few days.

And CBS France lowered theprice of the CD -3 for a trialperiod to allow consumers to buyit for the same amount as a vinylsingle Henri de Bodinat, presi-

dent of CBS France, says: "Thetrial was very successful, but evenif we represent 22% or 23% of themarket we can't change the situa-tion alone

He adds: "The vinyl singledoes not interest consumers anymore If it was up to me, I wouldstop selling the formal nextSeptember and I would extendthe measure to vinyl LPs. I

wish that all the music industrywould join me in this occasion!'

BMG Ariola marketing ma-nager Philippe Desindes com-ments: "CBS, bemuse of its linkswith Sony, is trying to force therest of the industry to push theCD -3. The reality is that the 5",with three or four songs, sells wellwhile the 3" is not easy to use forconsumers or retailers!'

However, Francis Caussou atretail chain Madison views theCBS trial as positive, "At least.CBS is trying to develop some-thing. The rest of the industry will

follow if it takes off, but it's notyet part of the consumer habit!'

Bruno Gerentes, marketingmanager for records at retailchain FNAC, comments:"Retailers am ready to make aneffort to establish new formatsbut we would like the record com-panies to propose a homogeneousformat. We have differences ofpackaging, formats and prices!"

But Caussou warns: "The CDhas not yet reached a properpenetration in France, especiallyin coral areas. The industryshould be very careful if it wantsto suppress the vinyl LP. It stillrepresents a significant part of theturnover in tliose regions!' Accor-ding to SNEP figures, LPs as

for more than 5.9% of thetotal industry turnover, comparedto 11.8% in 1989.

Meanwhile, two studies are be-ing made an the cassingle, one byWEA and the other by CBS. Theresults are expected in September.

Wit FM & Carrere Join ForcesI wwfing regional radio station

I'm, which broadcasts fromBordeaux, has conducted its firstTV promotion/album campaignin collaboration with CarrereRecords. Held throughout June, itincluded 20 spots on TV channelsTFI, Canal Plus and La Cinq fora total cost of Ffr 900.000.

Wit's promotion director,Alain Mayet, says the Wit FMlogo on the Surprise Party com-pilation of classic dance hits is animportant step in the station'sdevelopment. "Up to now wehave concentrated on developingan image in our own region. Thedeal with Carrere is a sign thatwe're now going beyond this localimage!' The project is likely to befollowed by another deal with

Carrere later this year.The move follows the example

set by Lille's Radio Metropolys,which has put its name to a

number of album TV promo-tions, most recently theMetrodence compilation prod.ed

by CBS. However, this has notstopped Metropolys from alsopromoting Carrere's SurpriseParty on its airwaves.

Like Metropolys, Wit FM iswell established in its region andconsistently beats fellow FM sta-tions NM and Skyrock in theratings. Launched in June 1988 bythe Bordeaux Football Club, thestation aims at a rode audience of15-49 year -olds with French andAnglo-American pop and rock.

GMF To Sell TFI StakeInsurance and banking groupGMF, owner of retail chainFNAC, has decided to sell itssham in private TV channel TFIand to tighten its links with publicchannel Antenna 2. The movefollows dissatisfaction with TFI'sprogramming policy. GMF initial-ly owned 2.5% of TF1's shares,when the channel was privatisedin 1987, and later increased

the stake to 6.1%.The sale should bring GMF a

profit of about Ffr 100 million.GMF does not plan to invest inany other major channel at themoment, but has taken a IONshare in Euromusique, the Frenchmusic channel. GMF will alsosponsor Antenne 2's culturalmagazine show, to be launched inSeptember.

RMC/Nostalgie BackVoltage Campaign

by Jac,* EacottParis station Radio Voltage haslaunched a three-week Ffr 1

million (app. US$ 180.000) adver-tising campaign, which is backedby Radio Monte Carlo (RMC)and Nostalgia, who handle adsales for the station.

The campaign is part of theRMC/Nostalgia objective toachieve full market coverageOlivier Zuff, who is responsiblefor communication at Voltage, eaplains: "RMC, Nostalgia andRadio Voltage together coverlisteners from 15 to 65 years old.RMC focuses on the 35-65 agegroup, Nostalgia on the 35-55year -olds and Radio Voltage, the15-34 bracket!'

Radio Voltage specialises in70s -80s American funk/dancemusic (core artists include Sha-lamar and Earth, Wind & Fire),which complements Nostalgia's80% French music programmingand RMC's MOR balanced AMservice.

"Them am no plans to changethis style of programming' saysOlivier Allardet, Voltage's pro-gramme director. "It will becomeour trademark even more!'

Originally, the station broad-

casts only to the suburbs of Pansbut M 1988 it was granted a Parisfrequency, 97.8. By June 1989 ithad gained fourth place in theParis ratings (IPSOS), however itdropped to sixth place this year,below Nostalgic and Cherie FM.Zuff: "It doesn't worry us toomuch because neither of these sta-tions compete for our audience!'

Radio Voltage's capital is heldby station director Jean -MarcCohen and several smallbusinesses, but there is a strongpossibility that RMC could take amajor slake in the outlet beforethe end of the year. "HAW doesenter Voltage's capital it is likelyto be to the order of 80%;' sug-gests Zuff. "But future projectsdepend on public reaction to theadvertising campaign this sum-meg '

The projects include takingover existing RMC and Nostalgiastations which are not doing well,"where the public is more suitedto what Radio Voltage can offer, ayounger sound". There are alsoplans to expand overseas, notablyin the French-speaking islands ofthe Wert Indies, such as Martini-que and Guadeloupe

More Music & LessTalk, Says Castelli

by David Sons field

Mom music and less talk is thecurrent trend in Italian radio, ac-cording to Alberto Castelli, pro-gramme director at the Rome -based station Radio CentroSuono.

Castelli: "As an ex -DI it sad-dens me, but it's a fact thatjukebox (automated stations) ambecoming more important andlistening statistics will prove it!'

He says that DJs at his stationonly speak in 20-30 second dataand never after advertisements ornews. Castelli: "It seems that istwo much for Italians at the mo-ment. The public just seem to useradio as a source for backgroundmusic!'

Castelli says that as part of thestation's summer line-up, twothree-hour music -only program -m., called 'Black Live' and 'SoulClub', will be introduced on aweekly basis. Castelli: "One of

lot of the DE will be on holiday,but we will probably introducemore music -only programmesfrom September!'

Castelli agrees that record com-panies do not like automated sta-tions because they do not an-nounce which artists perform the

records played. Stefano Zap-paterra, promotions manager atPolydor: "It is a big issue and aproblem that affects everyone. Ido not call automated stationsjukebox., I call them fusion lines.It aanoys me when I listen torecords that I like, but don't knowwho they are by. I think it'swrong. If we're talking about lesstalk that's fine, but no talk at allmay be dangerous for stations aswell!'

Bruno Ployer, programme di-rector at the national private net-work Radio Dimensions Suono,argues that there is room for bothstaffed and automated stations.

Ployer, who is also programmedirector at the company's twofully -automated local stations(Radio Dimensuone Suono 2 andRadio Dimension Rock) says:"Commercial results prove thatour stations am successful. But if

cast music -only pragrammes forthree or four hours each day,listeners may not know what typeof station you em And when youprogramme a music -only stationyou have to select records that are

known to the public, you canlaunch a new record!" E

PromotersEnd StonesThe legal storm over the Italianleg of The Rolling Stones' Euro-pean tour has ended. The group'sJuly concerts are now beingorganised not by one promoter,but by three.

The troubles flared when pro-moter David Zard claimed to havea verbal agreement to stage theItalian dates. But rival promoterFran Tomasi claimed he had anagreement to tour theigroup, afterdepositing a letter of credit. Zardthen began legal proceedingsagainst The Rolling Stonesthrough Toronto -based BPL, whohold the world rights to the tour(M&M May 12).

Blit now Zard and Tomasi haveagreed to join forces. Togetherwith Tomasi's original partner,

Agree ToDispute

Valerie Tem. of Smemo Music,they will stage concerts in Rome(July 25-26) and Turin (July28-29). Zard will handle press/promotion, Teremi tickets and ac-counts and Tomasi concert pro-duction.

Zard was unavailable for com-ment at presstime but Tomasi toldM&M: "lard claimed he had thecontract and I didn't agree. Hethen told me he had a verbalagreement.

"Dealing with The RollingStones was difficult, even afterpayment. They changed the deal,merchandising, everything. Zardand I started talking to each other,then went to Germany to see theband. We did not renegotiate butstopped going round in circles!" '1

WEA Signs Pino DanieleWEA Italy has signed PinoDaniele to a long-term recordingdeal. Dangle will record for CGD,which WEA bought out last year,and his first album for the labelwill be released late this year orearly in 1991.

Marco Bignotti, newly ap-pointed president at WEA Inter-national Italy: "The contract isfor three albums, plus one WEAis conunitted to developingDaniele throughout major Euro-pean territories and maybe in theUS!'

Bignotti says Daniele's additionto the COD roster is part of thecompany's strategy: "We aim tostrengthen CGD, not only in

terms of profits and turnover, butalso in its image as a pure Italianlabel and as the leader in thedomestic sector!'

Daniele previously recorded forEMI. His last record for the labelwas Mascalsone Latino, whichwas released for last year's Christ-mas market.

Meanwhile, Bignotti has an-some top management

appointments at WEA and CGD.

As well as being appointed presi-dent at WEA International Italy,he has also taken on the role ofarea manager for Greece. Repor-ting to Stephen Shrimpton atWEA Europe, he will supervisecompany activities and explorefurther opportunities in theregion.

Roberto Magrini, formerly GMat CGD, is now MD. Bignotti:"Magrini is definitely the leadingfigure at CGD. t was sharing theleadership but he is now in fullcommand!'

Caccia Dominioni is the newfinancial director at WEA Italyand Massimo Giuliano takes overas GM at the company's nationaldivision.

Bignotti says the restructuringunderlines the fact that WEA andCGD am two companies. "Wedefinitely need separate generalmanagements, otherwise themwould be a dichotomy betweenthe two. I will take political andlegal responsibilities but locallythe two companies will competeby having two different manage-ments at the top!'

Italia Network & NewMusic Release LPPrivate station Italia Network andindependent dance label NewMusic are to launch their secondjoint compilation album, LosCuarenta Continuatnos Vol Z onJuly 1.

Cuarenta' is the station'sdaily afternoon dance music showand inspired the first joint album,Los Cuarenta The Best Of Vol I,last year. New Music presidentPippo Landro claims the albumbroke a national record fora com-pilation by selling 200.000 units.

Ladro: "The major companiesrelease compilations of old hitsbut young people don't really likethem. Compilations usually sell20.000-30.000 units and they areconsidered a success if they sell60.020'

Ladro says he chose to workwith Italia Network because it is ayoung people's station andbecause its DE listen to all newdance music releases. The logo ofItalia Network appears on thecompilation sleeve and the station

is promoting the albums on air.There is also a joint advertisingcampaign on Silvio Berlusconi'sprivate network channels.

"It is important for radio net-works to work with independentlabels like our.' says Ladro."We have the dance music marketin our hands and Italian dance isvery, successful at the moment.Record companies in other ter-ritories am looking at ourmarket:'

UsAike the first album, whichonly included a couple of hitsingles, the latest features originalhits by Twenty 4 Seen, ChiccoSeed Project, Hithouse, DoubleDee The Coutach and Katie &Carole. The album is being releas-ed in Italy only.

Italia Network broadcaststhroughout 80% of Italy to anaierage daily audience of 72.000.With its format of 90% dance i

music and l0% international rockand pop, its target audience is the15-34 age range. .0

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Media Commission ToProceed With ChargesAgainst VeronicaThe likelihood of Dutch publicbroadcaster Veronica being finedand/or seeing its airtime cut hasincreased, following a decision bythree experts who WIC requestedby the Media Commission tomake a recommendation oncharges against the station.

The charges are based onallegations that Veronica helpedlaunch Luxembourg -based com-mercial station RTT-Veronique

and also offered know-how andhuman resources (M&M June 9).

The three experts recommend-ed to the Commission that pro-ceedings against Veronica shouldcontinue They allege that the broad-caster granted a bank guaranteeof Dfl 2.5 million (app. US$ 1.36million) to a company researchingthe feasibility of the commercialstation. Under Dutch media law,such a payment is illegal

They also claim that the boardof Veronica approved the guaran-tee and permitted staff membersto be involved in the project on apersonal basis.

The Media Commission is ex-pected to make a ruling on theissue shortly. If found guilty,Veronica faces a fine of up to Dfl200.000 and/ore reduction in itsbroadcasting time. However,Veronica says that if that doeshappen it will appeal the decision,which could delay a final outcomefor a year.

Meanwhile, Lex Harding, wholaunched Veronique last year, hasofficially returned to Veronica asradio director. He will also be in-volved in the station's merchan-dising and its TV music program-mes. Veronica's current radiodirector, Hans van der Veen, willbecome deputy MD of radio. II

Candy Dulfer SignsWorldwide To BMG

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From I r. Ham eloonand Unarm. & administration Sres sof at BMG Ariola,manager Inge Duller, BMG Ariola Holland's new MD Dews Sturm and Candy

Following the pan-European su,cess of the single Lily Was Hereon Anxious/RCA, Candy Dulferhas signed a long-term worldwidecontract with BMG Ariola isHolland. Derails of the deal havenot been disclosed, while the

worldwide publishing rights arerepresented by BMG Two P(i)etersMusic

Dulfer's new album Sexualityand the title -track single arc clim-bing the Dutch charts (no. 4 and 5respectively), with the LP heading

for gold status (50.000 copies).BMG Ariola expects the album tobe released throughout Europe.Meanwhile a Ben Liebrand mixof Sexuality has been released onCD -5.

After hitting platinum status inHolland (100.000 copies), LilyWas Here crossed over to mostEuropean territories - excludingItaly and France - selling 500.000copies abroad. It peaked at no. 10in the Eurochart Hot 100 Singlesin April.

Lois Lane To Tour With PrinceDutch Polydor act Lois Lane willbe the support artists for Princeon his remaining European dates.

The first showcase will be in Basel(July 15) and will be followed by

album, Fortune Fairytales, is ap-proaching gold status (50.000copies). Their previous self -titledmini -album is heading forplatinum (100.000).

Lead singers al Lou Lane, Monique and Susanne Kiernan, with Mn' VI RayCokes after she band, ',WIC appear nce at the Escape in Amsterdam.

three weeks of concerts in Italy,Spain, Germany and Belgium. Afurther three weeks, includingdates at London's Wembley A-rena, are optional.

At press time the band's new

According to manager Gerryvan der Zwaard, Prince saw LoisLane on MTV after his concert inBerlin (July 12) and was impress-

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BUMA/STEMRA Income UpHolland's copyright societyBUMA/STEMRA has reported asolid increase in income Its reportfor 1989 says performance rightsrose by almost 7% over the 1988figure, to Dfl 71.8 million (app.US$ 39 million), while mecha-nical rights jumped by 50% to Dt1181.4 million.

According to Ger Willemsen,MD of BUMA/STEMRA, the in-crease in mechanical rights is

mainly due to the company gran-ting licences to record companiesone pan-European scale.

Willemsen: "With the centrallicensing deals that STEMRAmade with CBS and, more recent-ly, PolyGram, accounting pray -rice, have changed drastically, giv-ing STEMRA more funds. Thecontinued success of the CD alsocontributed to the rise

Of the BUMA figure of Dfl71.8 million, radio paid Dfl 8.3million in copyrights during 1989

(Dfl 7.3 million in 1988). The in-crease is due to the continued suc-cess of cable stations like SkyRadio and Radio 10 and the in-crease in regional radio outlets.

TV paid Dfl 8.4 million (1988:Dfl 8.2 million); cable & satelliteTV Dfl 12.9 mithon (11.1); filmmusic Dfl 2.2 million (2.1) andmechanical music' (backgroundmusic, concerts, fanfares etc) Dfl34 million (32.5).

The increased BUMA figurescan also be attributed in part to aTV campaign launched in Oc-tober of last year. In it, BUMAwas promoted as the primaryorganisation for music com-posers. This year, six radio com-mercials will be used to further ce-ment that image

BUMA will distribute DO 62.4million (up 8%) to composers andmusk publishers in 1990. ForSTEMRA, this figure amounts toDil 167 million (up 51%). tl

Belau', dvap Con Dios are presented withasilser award by Minos Karadsas,MD of BMG Ariola Greece (qr.), for domestic sales (30.000)of their sell -titledalbum. Their new up 'Night Ovvls" debuted in the Greek charts at no 1 and iscurrent'', no. 3,

SPAIN & PORTUGAL

Radio 80 To Expand National Coverageby fames Bourne

Radio 80, Spain's oldies musicFM network, is to expand its na-tional coverage and go digital byOctober, according to head ofmusic programming EmilianoAlain.

The network, which has builtup an audience of almost 500.000since it was launched six yearsago, currently has 19 broadcastingcentres throughout Spain. It plansto have another seven open by Oc-tober, which would enable the sta-

don to be available in most ofSpain's major towns and cities,plus the Canary Islands.

Radio 80 also wants to install aDAT system al the end ofSeptember. If it does so, it will bethe first fully -digital network inSpain. Alain, who is also head ofmusic programming at Antena 3,says: "We are starting with Radio80 because it is a music -onlychannel'

The station is also transferring

New -LookVuleomm, a fast moving video

clip programme on state -run TVE2, is being extended and severalnew features are being introducedto the show.

Producer lawn Ramon Mainat:"It will continue to be a 100%music programme without pre-senters, but there will be somechanges. One is that on Fridayswe will show whole videos!' TheMonday edition will showhighlights of current videos,thesdays and Thursdays will bededicated to one act or style andevery Wednesday golden oldieswill be featured. A two-hour

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RadiomafiaNew Finnis

by Kari Id

Radiomafia, the new nationalyouth channel launched earlierthis month by Finnish state

broadcaster Yleisradio (YLE), isconsidering launching its own top40 chart show reflecting over thecounter sales.

Kemppainen, the sta-

tion's head of programming, saysthat Finland's 50 main commer-cial stations run a variety of chartshows, though their validity is

doubtful and "there is room foran accurate and trusted nationalchart. It is one of the things we areplanning but if we go ahead withit we must ensure it is the bestchart around:'

At present, the record industrybody AKT/IFPI backs a chartcompiled by Helsinki private sta-tion Radio Ettan, though this isnot widely used by other stations.

Meanwhile, a survey which willreveal Radiomafia's popularity

repeat show will be aired onSaturdays.

The changes are being in-troduced on July 6, when the pro-gramme, broadcast at 19.00, is ex-tended by 15 minutes.

'Videombil which is producedin TVE's Barcelona studios and issimilar in style to the UK's 'ChartShow', began as an experimentlast Christmas and has beenbroadcast daily throughout Spainsince April 2. It is now Spain's se-cond most watched music pro-gramme after TVE l's long run-ning 'Rockopop', according toEcotel figures.

some of its 2.000 classic oldiesfrom CD to DAT. "We are beingvery strict;' adds Mak. "You canhear cracks on some of thedigitally remastered CDs9 Onlysome special favourites will slipthrough the net, he says, but heexpects many of the 2.000 to bedropped from the library as aresult of the changeover.

Radio 80 splits tracks into fourtypes in hour-long blocks and nosong is heard more than once

every four days. Although theblocks are taped and the service isautomated from Madrid from03.00-07.00, local presenters areneeded to give time and weatherreports, explains Alain The sta-tion mainly carries local adver-tising.

The expansion plan will be

backed by an advertising cam-paign in 15 national non-specialist magazines from July toSeptember.

Antena 3's Summer MusicLvo pop music shows are includ-ed in the summer fine -up ofprivate TV channel Antena 3.

'Lista de Exitos de la MTV' isaired on weekends and is in addi-tion to the MTV -supplied 'OhVideoth which has been showndaily since March. Antena 3 willair MTV's US countdown everySunday from 11.30-12.30 and theEuropean Top 20 from17.30-18.15.

The same time slots will be fil-led on Saturday by MTV's 'MusicNews' programme. Meanwhile,'Absolutamente Grandes', which

is broadcast every Friday at

SCANDINAVIATo Launchh Top 40?&opal.

among young audiences is ex-

pected to be published by theautumn. The station is a pop -based venture, targetted at theunder -30s. It broadcasts 18 hoursa day, with two thirds made up ofa broad mix of music programm-ing.

Record ConcertA free rock concert held recentlyin Helsinki attracted nearly50.000 people the highest au-dience ever for a one -day rockconcert in Finland.

Concert sponsors for the event,which featured Bob Geldof andFinnish acts Pave Maijanen, PepeAhlqvist and Pimpline & TheDefiers, included Koff beer andValio ice cream.

Helsinki commercial stationRadio Ettan broadcast the eventlive and television coverage wasprovided by Channel 3 TV.

24.00-01.00, returns after a three-month absence and featuresconcerts:

Head of music Jose RamonPardo: "We will be following thisschedule until September whensome changes may be made'.'

Antena 3 signed a syndicationdeal with both MTV Europe andMTV USA after some false startsearlier this year. MTV stoppedsupplying the channel with videosafter discovering that it had notsigned a contract with AGED!,Spain's performing rights associa-tion. "Everything is goingsmoothly non/,' says Pardo. II

New SwedishTV DevelopmentsWhile Sweden's music and mediaindustries await the government'sautumn decision on whether tolegalise commercial TV, plans fora new terrestrial channel are

already in motion. Kinnevik,owners of the London -basedScandinavian satellite channelScansat TV3, says it is involved indiscussions with "six leading

multimedia companies" to set up

a terrestrial channel for a propos-ed autumn launch.

The set-up costs of such a chan-nel are estimated at around US$650 million. If it goes ahead, thechannel would compete directlywith Nordisk TV (TV4), a newsatellite TV venture set to launchon Swedish and Norwegian cablesystems on September 15. fl

Tina Turner receives a Dam, double -platinum award for 20.000 sales of'Foreign Afford prior to her recent show at Copenhagen's Gentofte Stadium.With Turner, from I, Roger Davies (manager) and EMI personnel Anne -MarieSuch, Thomas Hoehn, H.PHansen, Sven -Rage packer and Sumnne To,

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I ZurichCosy This Year (Visual Musik/USA). MME/AnnetteLudersItel .212.4897099 fa x..2655726

Electro-driven pop music by this US trio who actually recordedtheir album Incommunicado in Zurich. They usually come up withpretty strong melodies and Craz,y This Year is no exception. A cer-tain underlying tension makes this. ong worth noting. Licence andsub -publishing five or Europe.

Soul PatrolHeart Of Gold -Soul Of ke (COO records/Sweden). Contact: CaRke1:46.8.700.9.5.00/fax.708.90.60

Very talented Swedish group that play anoriginal and powerful brand of hard rock.Already popular in their native country theyhave recently released a debut album Us,.Their energetic sound touches on metal butalso has some hard funk elements to it. Licence

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Very weird but wonderful music by this bizarreUS duo. This track is taken from their albumToo Much Sleep. A harsh guitar riff and a verycatchy chorus make up this highly originaltrack. The rest of the album is intriguing anddeserves an airing. Licence and sub -publishingfree for some territories.

Ne ZhdaliBossa Melody (ADM-Disc/Holland).Contact: Semaphore/Johan Visor/m131.2240.15045/ fax:16001

A beautiful and simple melody by this groupfrom the Soviet Union. Their album Rhinoce-roses And Other Forms Of Life was recordedin Amsterdam. A relaxing tune that is notreally representative for the album that nets-sionally touches on avant-garde. Some licenceand sub -publishing available.

FifaHouse Of World Cup (Retro Records/England). Contact: WP/Sebasdan Wocker/re1:44.71.4355562/fax:4357695This record was bound to be made A sort ofPaul Hardcastle's 19 but then applied to thecurrent World Cup competition in Italy. It isdone in a funny way with lots of commen-tators' voices. Licence and sub -publishing freeexcept UK.

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Clement MasdongarAnastasia (WantedTrance). Contact: Wanted/Alain Laurensonhet33.1.49530458/fax:445610409

A genteel song with a lately acoustic backing.Masdongar has a fine voice, similar to otherAfrican singers such as SMif Keita, with aharsh tone and lots of power. Masdongar hashad a long career both on the stage and in theFrench music scent Licence and sub -publi-shing available where affiliates refuse option.

Jivi HonkWhen I Dance The Samba (COP/Austria).Contact: IHP/fivi Honk/fel:43.1.4562573/foe 427259

This is taken from this Vienna -based artist'sdebut LP Got My Style. He plays regularlyaround Austria and is also doing some Euro-pean festivals. He has already charted inAustria and his blend of mellow funk seems tohave some crossover potential. Licence and -sub -publishing free except Austria.

J B MCHold You, Spare (White/UK). Contact: PowerPromotions/Cheryl Flynnite1.44.81.7461210/fax:7461209J B MC has the original motor -mouth, a trulyinspired rap from this UK -based artist com-plete with a cool house backing that features ajazz -flavoured vibes break. The record hasalready smrted picking -up attention in the UKand could well be a monster smash.

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From the same label, Go Bang, comesanother excellent release that was, like theabove track, included on the Talent Trackscassette Back By Dope Demand backed withthe double A -side Feel the Flow by King Bee isat no. 24 in the Record Mirror chart and lastweek was the highest new entry M the Dutchtop 40 at no. 26.

Switzerland's finest singing cowboy, JohnBrack, will be out and about touring inEurope this summer. So if you happen to be inAaron or Basel in June or in Holland at theFloralia Festival on August II, dust -off thosecowboy boots, do a bit of lassoo practice andgive it a whirl.

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SINGLE OF THE WEEKWendy & LisaStrung Out Virgin

With a crucial mix by the rock producerof the moment, Bob Clearmountain,this song is yet more proof, if any era,needed, that Mk duo are producingsome of the higher quality ellan-oriented material right nem. A mid -tempo effort with a thumping dance

but, topped offwith a constant stream of melody, sung most of the time asa duet. The Bide Stones And Binh, is a more complex but attractive jour ,flavoured song in the spin of Joni Mitchell around the time of Mingo,

ALBUM OF THE WEEKColoursRules Of Attraction - E. WestThe debut LP front this new duo is madeup of blue-eyed soul and funky dancematerial. Up-to-date and with a cleveruse of samples, the resod is above

lepiaverage as proved by the sheer soulful.nas of the singing and playing. The pro-

, duction, by Geoff Hilton and Benedict,it slick without being bland and the mom up -tempo numbers feature somegreat grooves. Try: 1 Rhona Make Lave, Someone To Love and CaroleKing's Believe In Humanity

Clark DatchlerCrown Of Thorns -super

A welharranged ng sadly let-down by some awk lyrics inthe verses. Torturedwardtistars donot make great pop music.

Candy DulferSaxualin - EVG Mob

SAXVALITY

Probably the best way todescribe this wng is 'cow'. Afunky semi -instrumental with adefinite hint of Prince in theproduction. Good stuff.

Beats 4 UIt's Not Over - ElectrolaAtmospheric house materialthat is neither as new age as TheBeloved nor as hard as Orbital.A good rap and a strong bass -line hold the number togetherwhile various squeaks and scrat-ches keep up the iMerest.

EC 2You're My Man - Mercury

A female duo who sound ratherlike early Bananarama. Attrac-tive in a lazy kind of way with abasic, unpretentious produc-tion. Summery and sensual.

Bonnie RaittThing Called Love - Capbal

More first-class country rockfrom one of that genre's leadingexponents. Written by JohnHiatt and produced by DonWas, this is one of the besttracks from her last LP Nick OfTime.

FussboxYour Loss My Gain -WEA

Another bunch of Bananaramasound-alikes with a wacky pro-duction and a zany guitar break.Utterly charming and very pro-bably a hit.

Zenya HamiltonGoing Through The Motions - WEA

A powerful electrobeat supportsa soulful voice A splendidrecord with a devilishly catchychorus. Fine production byAnders Glemnark.

Phill EdwardsDon't Look Any Further - GigA catchy house/vogue recordthat features an inspired vocalperformance by Edwards and aclear, sparse production.

The BelovedTime After Time - East WestA melancholic sound that is ac-tually very British. Dreamy syn-thesizers carry a repetitive tunethat some might consider a bittoo monotonous fora single.Brave choice.

SlideWhy Is It A Crime Mercury

A good example of commercialhard rock complete with asinger who sounds like PaulRodgers (ex -Free and Bad Com-pany). A good song currentlygetting some airplay in Nor-thern Europe.

Mikael AnreotEvery Hour - CBSShamelessly slick pop that at itsbest is reminiscent of Whamlbut, on the evidence of this LP,less powerful. Musically theongs rely on synthesizers withbreathy, sentimental vocalslayered over the top. Less thanspectacular but still You MakeIt Rtght, Find A Way and Got-ta Know are worth a listen.

Hanne BoelDark Pass= - mediey

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With the able sups), of aclassy bunch of session musi-cians and backing singers, Boel

works her way through a variedcollection of soul numbers andballads. Her searingly passio-nate vocal performance, under-pinned by a Tina Turnerdikevibrato, is perfectly supportedby a warm, clear pnuoduction.

Miss B HavenNobody's Angel - East West

A strong major label debutfrom this all -female Danishgroup. They make jangly guitar -based pop and singer/song-writer Liar Cobble really has away with a tune. The basic songsare strengthened by multi -layered harmonies a la Banglesand backed -up by an excellent,fresh production courtesy ofJeff Lynne and DuncanBridgeman. Try You're Wrong,Gimme What I Want and the ti-tle track.

The Jeff Healey BandHell To Pay - Arisa/BMG

Following up their million -selling debut See The Light, theband's sound has changed; thisis a slightly harder edged album.Healey's singing is better andhis playing is as impressive andcontrolled as ever, balanced bym unusually acute melodic sensi-tivity. Produced by Ed Slash.,the LP features Mark Knopileron I Think I Love You Too Muchand George Harrison and JeffLynne on the loaner's classicWhile My Guitar Gently Weeps.

Aztec CameraStray - WEA

Overall, this is a less thanbrilliant LP but it does have afew fine if somewhat straight-forward, rock songs on it. Theyare nothing particularly new, justFrame doing what he does bestover a good groove. An in-teresting duet with Mick Jonesof Big Audio Dynamite on GoodMorning Britain and some im-pact from How It Is, The GentleKind and The Crying Scene.

The HummingbirdsLovebsaa - rooArt

Basic guitar -driven pop withmore than a passing similarity toearly Blondie. Every song dwellson the boy meets girl theme but,as with Joe Jackson around thetime of Look Sharp, the way inwhich it is done is refreshinglydifferent. To be fair the LP is notas unremittingly trashy as Blon-die were and some of the num-bers like Hollow Inside Tuesdayand On Down Alimony have tex-ture and depth - and some stirr-ing vocal harmonies. A greatsummer record.

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CHART BUSTERSE X P L 0 S I V E 5Explosives features the major new releases by established sad new rims.It includes recent releases still in need of support on European radio.

Chart Busters ,s a quick reference to this week's Hot 100 Singles/Albums and theEuropean Top 50 charts. Chart positions are indicated where appropriate.

ISB4GLES OF THE'WEEK.

[CHART .ENTRiES;Wendy & Lisa - Strung Out (''''"Candy Duller -Sexuality (MG Aria)Slide - Why Is It A Crime (Mercury)

Airplay Top 50Joelle Ursull - White & Back Blues (31) (vas)Bruce Dickinson - All The Young Dudes (41) -(EMI)

Gloria Escefan - Cuts Both Ways (42)Bob Geldof - The Great Song Of Indifference (43) (Mercury)sD')Kime Wilde -Time (44) (MCA)

M.C. Hammer - U Can't Touch This (45) (Com()

Hot 100 SinglesBig Fun & Sonia- You've Got A Friend (53) (b.)Craig McLachlan & Check 1-2 - Mona (55) (Epic)

Red Hat Chili Peppers - Taste The Pain (71) (EMI 0001

Yazz - Treat Me Good (72) (Big LBO

Bruce Dickinson - All The Young Young Dudes (79) (EMI)

Top 100 AlbumsBeach Boys - Summer Dreams (13) (Capitol)

Jean Michel Jarre - Waiting For Cousteau (47) (Polydor)

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Clark Datchler - Crown Of Thorns (or&EC 2 - You're My Man (*.eery)Futtbox - Your Loss My Gain (WEA)

Zenya Hamilton - Going Through The Motions (WEA)

The Mission -Into The Blue (Mercury)

Phill Edwards - Don't Look Any Further (Gig)

The Beloved - Time After Time (East West)

Bonnie Raitt - Thing Called Love (Cap.'The Neville Brothers - Bird On A Wire (ABM)

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Beats 4 U - It's Not Over (Elects -Mal

Clement Masdongar - Anastasia memos EMII

Stan - Je NAime Pas Cette Fille ("'""'S'''si.cess - Springtime Girl (RCA BMG(

Hanna Boel - I Wanna Make Love To You ''''''')LEAST MOVERS

Airplay Top 50Eros Ramazzotti - Se Bestasse Una Canzone (1-4)Matthias Reim - Verdammt, !eh Lieb' Dich (7-14)

(DOD)

(Polyclor)

Dusty Springfield - Reputation (11-27) (Parlopheme)

Rosette - It Must Have Been Love (12-32) (EMI)

Yazz - Treat Me Good (33-46) (SUDO)

Hot 100 SinglesLuciano Pavarotti- Nessus Dorma (6-57) (Desna)

Snap - Ooops Up (12-27) (LoginalMG Ariola)

Zouk Machine - Maldon (18-50) (BMG Anon)

Felix Gray & Didier Barbevilien - A Touter Les Riles (2241) (Tae)MC Tunes Versus BOB State The Only Rhyme That Bites 07-50 /ZIT)

Top 100 AlbumsLuciano Pavarotti - The Essential Pavarotti (9-31) (Deus)The Jeff Healey Band - Hell To Pay (19-44) (Arista/BMG)

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[ALBUMS OF THE WEEK I

Colours - Rules Of Attraction /fur WeidMikael Anreot - Every Hour (COS)

Hanne Boel - Dark Passion (htedfey)

Miss B Haven - Nobody's Angel (East Wen)

The Jeff Healey Band - Hell To Pay (Arista/BMG)

Aztec Camera - Stray (WEA)

The Hummingbirds - Lovebuzz (r"d")Bad Company -Holy Water (East Wes)

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Breaking Out On European RadioMichael McDonald - Tear It Up (Beori1e)

Wendy & Lisa - Strung Out (Virgin)

YESTER HITS the Eurochart top five from five years ago JUNE 30 - 1985SinglesOpus - Live Is Life (OK)

U.S.A. For Africa - We Are The World (CBS)

Duran Duran - A View To A Kill (Parlophone)

Paul Hardcastle - 19 (Chrysalis)

Depeche Mode - Shake The Disease (Mote)

AlbumsDire Straits - Brothers In Arms ,, (vertigo)Phil Collins- No Jacket Required (Viven/wEA)

Bruce Springsteen - Born In The U.S.A. (CBS)

Supertramp - Brother Where You Bound (ABM)

Paul Young - The Secret Of Association (CBS)

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Club At The End Of The StreetElton John- Rocket., Pk Murk)

Se Bastasse Una CanooneEros Rammotti- IX/DODD Lekkorkbanda/

Vogue

Hold OnWilson Phillips- S8K Iyakons)

I Promised MyselfNick Kamen- WEA IEMI Music,

Black Velvet

Verdammt, Ich Lieb' Dish

Better The Devil You KnowKn. PWL (ALI Boys klukcI

9 Nothing Compares 2 USnead aeon - Ensign (Controversy Mike)

10IrWhat's A WomanVaya Coo Dos. BMG Anola,Vaya Con Cos (MAI

0 77 ReputationDusty Sprngfield- Pklophann iClerrnmon Memel0 ,Itc.,,,Maust,,Flave,13 Lmeen ove

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13 ,I, cStiR Haven't poundMowmylhat 1171 Looking For

14 Dirty CashAdventures Of Steele V - Men, ,Coorghtommh

15 t'oc,,rjoinincao,<, De.

16 I9Ins ere 1992Toro Cukgno EMI IEknon No. Bi

17 All I Wanna Do Is Make Love To YouHeart- Capitol Ikon. Musk)

18Something Happened On The Way To HeavenPhil Collins- VirgikWEA PhilCothnsIlke AM Rwq

19 Kingston Town

20 - ,oDing °°"gAllgemeine Verunsicherung EMI Blanlk MB,

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World In MotionCAappell

22 KillerAdamdo- MCA fMCA,eeeihoren Sr. Munk)

23 0-010. MornentAntly Bell)

24 Papa Was AoRollnes il,Stmone

2E It's Heree Kim Wilde- MCA ktickim Musk)

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Thef03 lor atof thy ihitl 1,ngIngulry Ca in

Itri,11.1?0,?et The Blocs(For You)

Das Erste Mal Tat's Noch WehStefan Waggershauson- Polydor (Mau Musk)

The Only One I KnowCharlatans Skunion Two CoVarner Chappell)

39TandemVanessa Paradis- Polydor IMelodie Nelson)

0 ,30.) jnheirs, Black Blues

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Foreign AffairTina Turner Capitol (Screen Gems EMI Musk)

Treat Me GoodYa, - Sig Ike IBIg Lk Music

C'Est Toi Qui M'a Fait

Hear The DrummerChad Jackson- gWan Otokfetane music,

30 k

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36 8

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Save MeFleawood Mac.. Werner Brothers (FleetwoodWarner Bamenlanel

SaxualityCandy Duler- BMG Anola BMG Two Netersis

Love ThingThe Pasedenai- CBS CBS Musik

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Donna Per AmoreAl Bano florkna Power- WEA (Warne

41 ro, All The Young DudesBruce Dickinson- .1 (EMI.Chksalk OWN,

42 1:1:Cuts Both Ways

43coo. The Great Song Of Indifference

Bob Deldol- Mercury Nola Duke Intersongl

44 Eno. T'rne 1110 (Dclurn Musk)

45 CO. U Can't Touch ThisMC. Hammer - Capirol kobereiBusL-It)

46 Souris Puisque C'Est GraveAlain Chaunlort CES (Keck 8 Bose Musk)

47 1aOpposites AttractPaula Abdul -Vegan ,Virka lie Leber)

48 ci*t.11nn',..49 CEO' MaldonZook BMG Arkla {V11010 00.100,

50 ' 'Don't Wanna Fall In L0

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SacrificeElton John- Rocket (Big Pig Music)

COUNTRIES CHARTED

UK.Filk

World In Motion UK.Ir

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New OrderlEngland World Cup Squad- Factory/MCA (GainwestWamer Chappell/EMI)

0 I Promised Myself7

Nick Kamen- WEA (EMI Music)

FG.B.HAChSw.1

2 12VogueMadonna- Sire (WB Music/Bleu Disque/WeboGirl)

UK.F.GBSpAChSwPo.DIVE.Grl

35 33 9

TITLEARTIST ORIGINAL LABEL (PUBLISHER) COUNTRIES CHARTED

Ding Dong GACh

Erste Allgemeine Verunsicherung- EMI (Blanks MusikrWintrup Musik)

36 32

Se Bastasse Una CanzoneEros Ramazzotti- ODD (DDD/Una Lira/Scorribanda)

G.8H.A.Ch

38

51 3The Only Rhyme That BitesMC Tunes Versus 808 State- zn (Perfect/Warner Chappell/EMI)

UK.Ir

Un 'Estate Italiana GAChSwl46 20

Gianna Nannini & Edoardo Bennato- Virgin (Sugar/Warner Chappell)

4 11

KillerAdamski- MCA (MCA/Beethoven St. Music)

UKG.111r6r

57 2Nessun DormaLuciano Pavarotti- Decca (Copyright Control)

UK

0Bo Le Lavabo

11 1

Lagaf- Flarenasch (Editions Carrere)

15 4It Must Have Been LoveRoxette- EMI (jimmy Fun Music)

UK.G.DkNh

6 13Black VelvetAlannah Myles- Atlantic (EMI/Bluebear Waltzes)

UK.G.RH.AChSw.ONH

39 22 isWordsThe Christians- Island (10 Music)

F.8

59 3The Free Style MegamixBobby Brown - MCA (Cal-Gene/Virgin/MCA)

UK

41 35 8Les Hommes Qui PassentPatricia Kaas- CBS (Zone muxeack To Paris)

FB

84 2Close To YouMaxi Priest- 10 Records (Various)

UK

55 3White & Black BluesJoelle Ursull- CBS(Warner chapped

EBASiv

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RoamB

6B -52's- Reprise (Man Woman Together Now)

UKG.Ir

86 6SoledadRoe- Barclay (Sr. Anne/EMI Music)

Taste The PainRed Hot Chili Peppers- EMI USA (Screen Gems EMI)

Treat Me GoodYazz- Big Life (Big Life Music)

UK

UK

73 62 5Don't Wanna Fall In LoveJane Child- Warner Brothers (Radical Dichotomy/Warner)

UK.Ir

74 45 4Everybody EverybodyBlack Box - Groove Groove Melody (Warner Chappell)

UK.kl

75 61 20Dub Be Good To MeBeats International- Go! Discs (Go! Discs/EMI Songs)

GB-ji.ACh.Gr

76 54 18On Ecrit Sur Les MursDemis Roussos- EMI (Matena/Sidecar)

Right Here WaitingRichard Marx- EMI USA (Various)

Fib

13 6I Can't Stand ItTwenty 4 Seven- Freaky Records/BCM (Stop B Go/Cat-We/Siege)

GACI.D1

5 2Step By StepNew Kids On The Block- CBS (Maurice Starr Music)

UKG1rIV.R

44 34 4

StarErasure- Mute (Musical MomentlAndy BeP)

UKG.k

45 37 8A Dream's A DreamSoul II Soul- JO Records (Various)

UK.G.BHAChOGrl

0 27 2Ooops UpSnap- Logic/BMG Ariola (Minder/Warner Chappell/Zomba)

UKG13.HON

46 43 6I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For UK -6"

The Chimes- as (Blue Mountain Music)

Herzilein78 2° II Wildecker Herzbuben- Hansa/BMG Anola (Pdra/Hansa)

cE* All The Young DudesBruce Dickinson- EMI (EMI/Chrysahs/Oblique)

UK

80 68 3Touched By The Hand Of CicciolinaPop Will Eat Itself- RCA/BMG (BMG Music)

UK

14 10C'Est Toi Qui M'a FaitFrancois Feldman- Philips/Phonogram (Marilu/Carole)

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47 49 15Version "90"Les Forbans- vogue (Various)

16 9Verdammt, Ich Lieb' DichMatthias Reim- Polydor (Kangaroo Musikverlag)

GACh

10 23Nothing Compares 2 USinead O'Connor- Ensign/Chrysalis (Controversy Music)

FG.LiSp.AO.PoDI

H16 18 5

old OnWilson Phillips- SBK (Various)

UK.G.H.Ch.k

17 Infinity (1990's Time For The Guru) GBSPAChOGr

Guru josh- detnIlictiompilSBMG (Copyright Control)

48 42 19Enjoy The SilenceDepeche Mode- Mute (Sonet)

TG.SpACkDarl

49 38 17Opposites AttractPaula Abdul- Virgin (Virgin/011ie Leiber)

UK.f6DGr

89 2Thinking Of YouMaureen- urban (Warner Chappell)

UK

51 rgrtrsioonec, °la (Ed. Georges Mary)

FB

50 2MaldonZouk Machine- BMG Ariola (Virgin Music)

FB 52 60 6Paint It BlackRolling Stones- Decca (AecKomerorworer)

UK BH

81 73 3Sans Un RemordsPacifique- Vogue (Xyllz)

FB

82 83 2Nothing Compares 2 UChyp-Notic- CoconutiiMG Ariola (Controversy Music)

GB

83 76 21Get Up!Technotronic- ARS (Bogam/BMC Publishog)

84 85 7Advice For The Young At HeartTears For Fears- Fontana (Virgin Music/10 Music)

fG

85 75 13Hier Kommt KurtFrank Zander- IntercNtt Mike*

GACh

86Rockin' Chair[O.Magnum - Polydor (Various)

UK

12 17The PowerSnap- Logic/BMG Ariola (Hanseatic/Fellow)

UK.G8Sp.AChSiv.ONFiGrl

20 25 4Insieme 1992Toto Cutugno- EMI (Edizioni No. 2)

G.RH.ACIIPo.D1

21 6Policy, Of TruthDepeche Mode- Mute (Grabbing Hands/Sonet)

41 4A Toutes Les FillesFelix Gray & Didier Barbevilien- Talar (Zone Musique)

UK F6.8SpOSw.DR.Grl

8 4Hear The Drummer (Get Wicked)Chad Jackson- Big Wave (Marylebone Music) .

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UK

You've Got A FriendBig Fun & Sonia- jive (Zomba Music)

UK

54 63 6Oui Je LAdorePauline Ester- Polydor (Ducomre/PolyGram)

FB

56

In MonaCraig McLachlan & Check 1-2- Epic Ofewel Music)

5Papa Was A Rolling Stone

44Was (Not Was)- Fontana (PolyGram Music)

UK

UK.Irh

57 47 5It's My LifeTalk Talk- Parlophone (Island MusicZomba Music)

UK.k

87 ci* OmNiklas Stroemstedt- WEA (Niksongs/Sweden Musk)

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88 82 51' Te jureFlorent Pagny- Philips (Various)

89 CE* Victims Of SuccessDogs D'Amour- China/Polydor (Empire Music)

90 cl* Loving YouMassivo feat. Tracy- Debut (MCA Music)

UK

UK

91 91 3The Masterplan UK

Diana Brown & Barrie K. Sharpe- London (BMG/Virgin/Copyright Control)

17 21Le Temps Des YeyesLes Vagabonds- Carrere (Editions Orlando)

FB

31 10Dirty CashAdventures Of Stevie V- Mercury (Copyright Control)

UK 61-1

58 484

Yaaah!D -Shake - Go Bang (Fronrdyk Musk)

UK.B.H

59 52 r3Don't Miss The PartylineBizz Nizz- Cool tempo (MCA Music)

GB

23 13Kingston TownUB40- Virgin (Sparta Florida)

UK.G.BHASveD

19 7Better The Devil You KnowKylie Minogue- PWL (All Boys Music)

UKGBEChSvefiEr

74 7Won't Talk About ItBeats International- Go! Discs (Go! Discs/Warner Chappell)

UK6Ch

92 How Can We Be LoversMichael Bolton- Cs (Warner Chappell/EMO

93 80 3Flieger, Gruess Mir Die SonneExtrabreit- Metronome (City)

94 a* Sit And WaitSydney Youngblood- Circa (Virgin Music)

13Das Erste Mal Tat's Noch WehStefan Waggershausen - Polydor (Miau Musik)61 40 8

Hold OnEn Vogue- Atlantic (2 Tuf I -E-Nuff Songs)

UK.Gr

29 6What's A WomanVaya Con Dios- BMG Ariola (Paya Con Dios/BMG)

BH.ACkPoGr

62 58 9Je Te Le Dis Quand MemePatrick Bruel- RCA/BMG (Scarlet O'Laura Music)

20 5Doin' The DoBetty Boo - Rhythm King (Rhythm King/Inquiry/Carlin)

UKIr

96 2U Can't Touch ThisM.C. Hammer- Capitol &bete/Bust-It)

30 4The Only One I KnowCharlatans- situation Two (Warner Chappell)

Air78 3

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UK

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96 El* SaxualityCandy Dulfer- BMG Ariola (BMG Two P(Oeters Music)

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97 67 22I Wish It Would Rain DownPhil Collins- Virgin/WEA (Phil Collins/Hit & Run)

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31 36 5Still Got The Blues (For You)Gary Moore- Virgin (10 Music)

32 39Le GambadouPatrick Sebastien- EMl (Francis Vacher)

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65 64 12This Beat Is TechnotronicTechnotronic- ARS (Bogam/BMC Publishing)

FL.8Sp

8) 2Whose Law (Is It Anyway ?)Guru Josh- de/Constniction/RCA/BMG (Virgin/Copyright Control)

UK

24 14All I Wanna Do Is Make Love To YouHeart- Capitol (Zomba Music)

34 26 6VenusDon Pablo's Animals- Rumour (Island Music)

UK.G.LthlrhSirDN

67 65 8Melodie D'AmourKaoma- CBS (HMLO BVBIN Productions)

UKG

95 2Vous Etes VousBenny B. - Vie Prime (Copyright Control)

FB

98 69 7

Cover GirlNew Kids On The Block- cas(Maunce Starr Music)

UK.Fi

99 79 5You Got ItNew Kids On The Block- CBS (Maurice Starr Music)

100 I:* It's On YouMC. Sar & The Real McCoy- Zwehlikulskr (Wintrup Musik)

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Big Fun & Soniaro,, Go, A Fele. LAO UKI

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The Chimes Signed: CBS. Publisher CBS. Management: Walter Morris New album: The Chimes. New single: /Still Haven't

Found What I'm LookingFor.

Recorded at Lillie YardStudios.

at Producer: The Chimes, withvarious renters includingJazzie B, Nellie Hooper andFrankie Fonzit.

Tour: the band will tourEurope in the autumn.

A cover version of a well-knownU2 song helped The Chimes totheir first UK hit, especially whenBono said he loved the voice ofsinger Pauline. And the disadvan-tages of being branded a noveltyone -hit wonder have been

alleviated by their previous twosingles which both made the UKtop 60.

CBS marketing manager RobStringer: "We have already putnine months hard work into TheChimes and virtually every trackon their debut album is a poten-tial single. We are advertising

across the board and have windowdisplays in all the major retailoutlets based around the band'ssimple 60s style logo The grouphave tremendous crossover ap-peal!'

The single has also topped theNorwegian charts and is doingwell in the rest of Scandanaviaand Holland. The band havealready done European promo-tion and will be mailable throughmost of the summer, "before theAmericans grab them". I"

Ron Signed: WEA Italy. Publisher: Warner Chappell

Assist BMG Arcola. Management: Valerie Torenzio

of Smemo Music in Rome New album: Apri Le Bmccia

E Poi Vole. Recorded at the Studio

Mulinatti in Recce. Producer: Roberto Dane for

RDS. Release details: initially releas-

ed in Italy only. Marketing: WEA has invested

in TV advertising on privatechannels Canals 5 and Italia1. Thirty-second advertisingspots were broadcast on theprivate national station Rete105. A video for the song UnMemento Anche Per Co hasbeen made. A further videofor Le Ragazze will be releas-ed in September.

Tour: Ron will tour Italy fromJuly 7 to September.

With 12 albums already to hiscredit, Apri Le Braccia E Poi Pohl

is Ron's debut LP for WEA and ithas already gone gold with100.000 units sold.

Marco Bignotti, presidentWEA International Italy: "Ron isthe materialisation of WEA'spolicy to be mom competitive inthe domestic sector. For the firsttime we have a gold record for a

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picnational artist. Ron has a newstyle He is more aggressive andconfident!'

Bignotti expects the album tobe released in France and Ger-many because he believes these amnatural markets for Ron, who aswell as being a successful singer,musician and songwriter has alsoappeared in several nationallyproduced feature films.

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Snap Signed: Worldwide to Logic

Records and under licence toBMG Ariola Munich.

Publisher: Warner Chappell. Management: Dick Scott

Entertainment (New York(. New album: World Power.

New single: Ooops Up.Previous release: The Power.

Producer: Michael Muenzingand Lucas Anzilotti, using thepseudonyms Benito Beaniesand John Virgo Garrett III.

Recorded at Logic's Offen-bach studio.

Marketing The video for ThePower has been in heavy rota-tion M discos and on publicand private TV. TV ad cam-paigns are being planned forItaly, Germany and the UK,with each costing about US$200.000.

Tour The trio did a promo-tional tour of France Italyand the UK in June. In Julyand August they will do pro-motion in the US. A tour ofUS stadiums is being planned.

Frankfurt -bared Snap is 22 -year -old Pittsburgh -born Durron

Butler, also known as limbo R Hegained live experience as aHuman Beat Box with Moses Pand Rico Sparx, and wrote all thetracks on World Party. It is hisfint LP and is charting in Ger-many, Switzerland, Norway,Holland and the US and is cur-rently na 38 iv Eurochart Top100 Albums.

Durron Butler

The internationally successfulLogic producers Muenzing andAnzilotti used pseudonyms to

categorisedas German dance in foreign ter-ritories.

Mildred Douglas Signed: Polydor worldwide Publisher, Polydor Music.

Management: self -managed. New album: Face One. New single. One More Night. Recorded at Roland Bautista

Studio and Larry DunnStudio hi the US.

Producer. Alphonso Johnson. Release details: The album

and the single were released inHolland on June 11. No Euro-pean release plans scheduledat the moment.

Tom: no tour plans at thisstage.

Mildred Douglas, a Ramermember of Mai Tki, launches hersolo career with the release FaceOne featuring the single OneMore Night, which is now in theDutch Tip Parade

In 1983 Douglas scored severalhits with Mai Tai including, Am ILosing You Forever, History andCorn Your Love Around. The

band were particularly popular inHolland, West Germany UK andthe US.

Douglas's new album was pro-duced by Alphonso Johnson(Santana, Weather Report), whoalso plays on the album along

with Walfredo Reyes (Santana),Roland Bautista and Larry Dunn(Earth, Wind & Fire), DavidWitham (Jose Feliciano Band)and the jazz/rock pianist PatriceRushent.

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Music Publishing In The 90sAs the 21st century draws

closer, preceded by thedevelopment of a single

European market, musicpublishing continues to

assume new significanceand meaning. Nigel

Hunter looks atchanges in the industry

and the tips for itsfuture development.

The role of music publishershas changed dramaticallyin recent years and today

they fulfil more of an A&R func-tion. They discover new talent - byattending gigs, listening to demotapes or through personal recom-mendations - and deliver a

package to record companies forconsideration. Usually the pack-age includes a tape, often recordedand mixed to master standard,plus details and photographs ofthe act who wrote the songs andmade the demo.

Another new development is theself-contained nature of the pack-ages. Acts write their mint songsand have their own publishers, aswell as managers, lawyers and, inmany cases, accountants. Conse-quently, few are interested in songsfrom other writers and publishers.

Only publishers with large andwell-known back catalogues canhope to place songs individuallywith any regularity. Ironically,many of these back catalogues arenow part of huge internationalpublishing conglomerates, whichseldom have the time or the staffto exploit their resources to theirbest advantage.

Here, a cross section of Euro-pean music publishers discuss theways they are coping with the newproblems and challenges facingthem: how they find talent, towhat degree they are willing to in-vest money in their discoveries,how the smaller operators com-pete with the conglomerates, andwhat new opportunities are ex-pected in the next decade,

FranceFrederic Pascal, MD Island Music.Current ano Les Firms, PierreJanina.

"We do not seek merely popstars, we want legends:. declaresPascal. "In each kind of musicthere are legends and these are thepeople we want to sign. I work by

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listening to people I know, andrespect, and by visiting and listen-ing to potential acts:'

On the issue of subsidising acts,Pascal says: "It is not thepublisher's job to be a bank. Ourfunction is to provide the oppor-tunity for writers to create songsand then to make them happen.The only request we make to ourwriters is to write, write, write! The

more words and music on paper orcassettes, the more experience theygain. We have a demo studiowhich they can use when theywant!'

Pascal says that operatingalongside the conglomerates is like"having a mountain in front ofyou. You do what you can to climbthe mountain".

Halls Uman, MD Rondor Music.Current acts: Lapassenkoff, ChehTali, Antoine Essertier.

"If people are just looking forlots of money they must goelsewhere:. says Uman. "If theywant help, enthusiasm andguidance on a 24 -hour basis theycan come to us!'

Uman's search for new talentconcentrates on Paris. He adds:"There is also a network of tourpromoters and studio owners whorecommend acts to contact us. Youhave to get involved at a very earlystage

Rondor does offer financialsupport to promising talent. Forexample, Uman and his colleagues

have been working with a bandcalled Lapassenkoff for two years,

Halit Uman

paying for some equipment anddemos. And a studio provided aweek's free recording time for theband, on the condition that theiralbum will be recopied themMeanwhile, Uman is discussingtouring posibilities with pro-moters.

Uman says that French law aidspublishers in protecting their in-terests after signing an act. "We

sign the main members of theband and any advance paid isagainst all rights. The writers,sham is registered at SACEM,which means that our outlay isrecouped before royalties are paidto them!'

Jean Davoust, MD Warner Chap-pell Music. Camel ads: NildaFernandez, Babylon Fighters.

"Them are no particular rules:'says Davoust on the subject of fin-ding new talent. "We go to gigsnot only in Paris, but also in Lyon,Montpellier and Rennes. We alsorely on word of mouth recommen-dations and press reports!'

Davoust says Warner Chappelland most of its competitors alwayssubsidise new talent. The com-pany usually signs deals on athree-year basis, which is oftenunrecouped at the end of the term.

"We cannot enforce a long-term publishing deal because ofthe lawyers;' Davoust remarks."More often it depends on therelationship with the artist or elsewe could change to an administra-tion deal or sell back theunrecouped balance"

Davoust sees the solo singer/songwriter as a potent force andadds that Warner Chappell is

prepared to back writers who can-not perform, and does so everyday. However, he says that he findsit harder to place material withself-contained acts and is doubtfulwhether the latter will admit toneeding better material fromelsewhere.

Without specifying WarnerChappell's policy, Davoustestimates the average advance

most French acts can expect froma publishing deal ranges betweenFfr 200.000 and Ffr 500M0 (app.US$ 36.0(-90.500).

GermanyJosef Bamberger, president BMGUFA Music. Current acts: GunterBR Peter Maffay, Michael Fitz.

BMG UFA handles its own legalactivities concerning contracts.Bamberger says its talent acquir-ing policy is based on findingsinger/songwriters, soloists orbands, and co-operation with thesmaller production and publi-shing operations. He says the com-pany invests in equipment toenable its new talent to recordquality demos.

Bamberger believes that while it

is difficult for songwriters whocannot perform their own mate-

rial, their prospects are improvedif they can also become producers.

Walter Paetz, president ChlodwigMusic. Current acts: Wolf Maahn,Purple Schulz.

Puetz says he attends as manygigs as possible in the main musiccentres and finds word of mouthrecommendations and incomingdemo tapes are also useful. Headds: "The chances of an un-known who cannot perform areunfortunately limited. I wouldlove to find a songwriter whoseonly interest is placing hismaterial:'

On the issue of subsidies hesays: "Only the biggies likeWarner Chappell, Intersong andEMI can afford that. We can onlyoffer guidance, consultation andminor financial support:'

Choldwig's publishing deals arefor three year periods and thecompany rarely uses lawyers.

"With some record companies it isbetter to have the occasional helpof an experienced lawyer:' saysPuetz.

On the conglomerate issue,Puetz believes there is no dif-ference between major publishersand major record companies."Both tend to become inflexibleand impersonal as they grow.Specialising, personal attentionand concentration on local reper-toire Will always secure the life ofsmall publishing units!'

Peter Kirsten, president GlobalMusic. Current acts: After Hours,Christopher Hi,

In addition to attending gigsand receiving recommendationsabout promising new acts, Kirstenalso checks press reports andreviews. In terms of subsidies, hesays Global is financing a newband from the UK, called AfterHours, by contributing to accom-

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modation, equipment and livingexpenses and isletting them useGlobal's Arco Studios in Munichfor demos.

Kirsten believes the potential ofsinger/songwriters has never wan-ed: "There is and always has beena market for them!' He adds thatGlobal has some self-containedunits of its own and can still placesongs outside, although it hasbecome mom difficult.

Kirsten also advocates specialis-ing and personal service as an an-tidote to the conglomerates. "Ifthe smaller but established in-dependent publishers make a com-mitment, the writer or licensor canbe pretty sure that they will be talk-ing to the same people for years tocome, whereas in the con-glomerates mergers and changesin management are constantlypossible!'

Global, aided by the existenceof its sister record label, signslong-term publishing and recordagreements with options on analbum by album basis. Kirsten:"We sometimes use lawyers toprepare agreements but we do theactual negotiations ourselves.However, we always insist that theartists and/or writers seek in-dependent legal advice'

Kirsten sees cable and satelliteTV and radio as a solid source offuture revenue once proper ac-counting has been secured.

Michael Karnsteth, MI) PeerMusic. Current sets: Robert Reil-ly, Mario LONeni, Frank Ryan.

Karnstedt says personal tips areoften a fruitful means of findingnew talent and is eager to find acts

art

who can produce records, as wellas writing and performing forthem under the terms of a deal.

He is also enthusiastic about thepotential for non -performingsongwriters. "The reason for ourexistence is a song. Look at the

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success of Stock, Aitken & Water-man!'

Peer operates its own studios inHamburg, Milan, Stockholm andLondon - "a US$ 4 million invest-ment hr state-of-the-art recordingfacilities for our creative people!'says Kamstedt.

Karnstedt is adamant that therewill always be a place in the marketfor small publishers: "Song-writers and artists will always wantpersonal assistance, which theycan find in the smaller publishingoperations. Traditional publishingis over. It is now music production,administration and artist/writermanagement!'

Looking to the future, Karn-stedt believes that the soundcarrierwill disappear in about 12 years."Them will be no record shops.People will buy record cards andpunch in their choice at homewhich they will receive in digitalstereo. A real partnership betweenthe publishers and record com-panies will have to be established!'

Holland

Peter Schoonhoven, directorBMC Two P(i)eters Music. Cur-rent acts: Candy Duller & UlcoBed, Urban Dance Squad, BenLiebrand.

Schoonhoven identifies promis-ing new talent by attending gigs,word of mouth recommendationsand press reports. He says the

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company is prepared to subsidise anew act on a large scale, and for alongtime, if it considers the poten-tial warrants it. "We safeguard ourinvestment by tying in recoupmentclauses!' he adds.

Schoonhoven says the companyis prepared to back promisingsongwriters who are unable to per-form their own material. He says itis still possible to place their songs,but adds that it is getting harder allthe time.

"Bands and artists will acceptsongs from other sources as wellas writing their own, if the latter

stop being successful;' he adds."If they don't, their record com-pany or manager will make themaware of the necessity. For bigrecord sales you need the bestsongs!'

Candy Duller

Schoonhoven says the companyis actively marketing its backcatalogue, for use on compila-tions and also for advertising. Hesees the expansion of cable andsatellite broadcasting as a positiveand profitable development forpublishers.

Sweden

Leif Kuck, GM Sweden Music.Current act: Orup

For finding new talent, SwedenMusic relies on attending gigs andlistening to cassettes submitted forconsideration, as well as word ofmouth recommendations.

"We might fmance a new act inconjunction with the record com-pany!' says Kaeck, "but not onour own and only if the band haveinternational potential!'

He points out that solosinger/songwriters are the mostsuccessful acts in Sweden andconsequently the company is con-centrating on them. Kaeck says hedoes support songwriters unableto perform their own songs, butonly if they have internationalpotential.

Kaeck says it is still possible tosell songs elsewhere, but adds, "Itis not as easy as before, but I thinkit will get easier because manyacts need songs from outside!'

He mentions Swedish song-writer and performer Orup as atypical protege of the companyand an example of its policy. "Westarted working with him in 1980.We did demos and we had putdown 15 songs when we signedhim to WEA. The first single in1987 was a radio hit and the se-cond went to no. 3. The debut

album in 1988 was no. I for 12weeks and sold 200.000 copies.The second album in 1989 hassold 250.000 so far.

"We were involved from thebeginning and I think that is howa publisher should work. Youstart with demos, get a record dealand you plan the career with theartist, the producer and the record

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company. If you can managethem as the publisher you do nothave to pay high advances!'

UKStuart Slater, MD ChrysalisMusic. Current acts: SimonChalk Wet Wet Wel, Brian Ken-nedy:, Inspire! Carpets, TheAlmighty.

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Chrysalis Music_ernployt twotalent scouts who travelthroughout the UK, listening tolocal bands and visiting demostudios. They report to the com-pany's weekly A&R meeting.

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gigs, wherever they may be in theUK, and occasionally to Europeas well!' says Slater. "As well asthis, I often get good tips frompersonal contacts and pressreviews are also important!'

Slater sees the publisher's roletoday as finding new talent at anearly stage and developing it inthe hope of interesting A&R men.He admits it is high risk and can-not be sustained financially forlonger than two years if a recor-ding deal is not signed.

It is still possible to fa a five-year deal, if the advances androyalties escalate fairly andsubstantially in the later years ofthe term, according to Slater. Hesays he would always ensure that athree-year deal runs from the timeof obtaining a record contract.

Slater says the solo singer/songwriter is as important as everand cites Tracy Chapman, TanitaTikaram, Suzanne Vega andChrysalis protege Brian Kennedy.He adds that a non -performingwriter must be able to deliver hitson a regular basis and believesthere are only about 12 in theworld who can.

"However, I urn old fashioned

enough to believe that this is whatpublishers are supposed to do.Fortunately there is still a verygood market in the US for greatsongs to be covered by major ar-tists. Chrysalis has got covers ofUK songs with George Michaeland Aretha Franklin, MilliVanilli, Cher and Ro0 Stewart,among others!'

Slater says many self-containedbands need outside songs if theyare to consistently come up withcreative material but finds it dif-ficult to convince artists of this."It is a general weakness in UKA&R that so many albums amreleased without hits on them,because acts are not prepared to

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do outside songs. The listeningpublic don't care who writes thesongs!'

Performance income will play abigger role in the publishingbusiness, says Slater. However, heis worried that the public mayeventually obtain their music on awidescreen TV via a remote con-trol, and that collectables like theCD will become what the hard-back book is today, for con-noisseurs only

"We have to make sure that weprotect our performance income,rights and royalties as much as wecan!'Dennis Collopy, MD EG Music.Current acts: Gary Benson, Paulladen, Steve Glen.

Collopy signs new talent mostlyon word of mouth recommenda-tions and has regular contacts inLiverpool, Manchester and Leeds,as well as in Nashville and Austinin the US.

Because of its modest size Col-lopy says that EG Music is unlike-ly to pay for accomodation or liv-ing expenses, preferring to pay amonthly wage and to invest in

demos and equipment."If appropriate, I am willing to

subsidise working trips to theUS' he adds. "I believe that byreducing the initial sum paid outin the lint two years we are able tosupport a new band fora longerperiod than one would expectfrom a major company?'

Collopy believes it is still possi-ble to obtain a reasonable long-term publishing deal and also em-phasises the importance of thewriter taking expert independentlegal advice If the extension pro-visions in the contract are not toorestrictive, he says it is possible tosustain a link of four years whiledeveloping the writer. He addsthat EG uses lawyers to draft con-tracts less frequently now that ithas an in-house business affairsdepartment.

Songwriters who do not per-form are the greatest challenge forany publisher, according to Col-lopy. He says he seeks to tie themup with a producer or studio, andadds that a publisher stands tomake more money from placingnon -performing writers' workwith other artists than by justpublishing a band's own material.

He also identifies a growingneed for outside songs for the socalled self-contained bands,whose creativity and writingquality tend to falter by the se-cond or third album.

Looking to the future, Collopy

foresees a possible windfall in in-creased income but is concernedthat new radio stations andsatellite TV will pander to tradi-tional tastes.

Peter Reichardt, MD EMI MnsicPublishing. Current acts: 5.30,Everyday People

"Acts come to us via manyroutes!' says Reichardt. "There isno pattern to it. You get the right

Peter Reichardt (right) with theSally Perryman.

people doing the right jobs foryou and I give their enough ropeto stand or fall on their own sign-ings. I would like to think I canspot winners too!'

Reichardt says EMI MusicPublishing has invested heavily intwo demo studios, which itswriters can use free of charge"You have to protect yourself anda development deal looks an actinto a contract with you!' com-ments Reichardt. "Otherwise theycould use your demo studios andthen take their tapes to anotherpublisher. Acts have lawyers to ad-vise them on all aspects of theircontracts!'

EMI Music Publishing has itsown business affairs departmentand Reichardt stresses the value ofsuch expertise in-house because,

"where there's a hit, there is awrit".

The potency of the solosinger/songwriter is proved byacts such as Enya, Richard Marxand Sinead O'Connor, saysReichardt. He adds that hebelieves the market for non-performing songwriters is dimini-shing. EMI Music Publishingrepresents some which are verysuccessful, like Diane Warren, but

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Reichardt says they . amnionsto the rule

"It is easier in the US to placesongs with other artists and rarelydoes an album sleeve say all thesongs were written by just onewriter. That is where the goodpublisher can step in with theright song for a particular artist!'

He adds, "A band delivers analbum and thinks it is marvellous,but the record company wants ahit single. The single is still thebest marketing tool, as in the caseof Sinead O'Connor. An outsidesong can do a lot for an artist!'

Reichardt says EMI MusicPublishing's commercial depart-ment concentrates solely on plac-ing the company's material in TVand radio commercials.

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I was watching the UK's longestrunning soap, 'Coronation

Street', the other day - it helps meunwind from a hectic drivetimeshow -when a radio reporter turn-ed up on screen to cover a story. Ialmost choked on my beer as I

recognised the sharp, thrustingdynamic features of Mike Shaft,the boss of Manchester's SunsetRadio! He was obviously keepinghis acting union card up to datewith a cameo role.

So how many of the never en-ding stream of Superstar Euro-pean tours have you paid to goand see so far this summer? Thenew lady in Prince's line-up seemsto be Australian singer JennyMorris, who joined him on hisDutch and Danish dates and hasnow been invited on to Germany.

Another Australian, Andrew Far-riss keyboard player and song-writer from INXS is also joiningPrince on some of the Germandates. Obviously its time for An-tipodean Rock to take Europe bystorm.

And so to the anniversaries forthis week: congratulations to Ita-lian promoter Barley Arts, whichis celebrating its 10th year.

Deborah Harry is 45 on JulyI,Huey Lewis is 40 on July 5 andRingo Starr is 50 on July 7! OnJuly 3 it will be 21 years sinceBrian Jones died, 19 years sinceJim Morrison died and, coin-cidently, 19 years since the Doors'Riders On The Storm was releas-ed. Actually, its about time for aDoors' revival isn't it? Sorry, I

promised I wouldn't mentionrevivals any morn

Old eagle ears himself, my dearfriend Tony Burton at the Hit Fac-tory, is spotting sound-alikesagain. He suggests that someoneplay track I side 2 of JasonDonovan's new Stock Aitken andWaterman album Between TheLines to Paul McCartney. The in-tro of I'm Doing Fine is, he says,remarkably similar to the Beatles'

1 Feel Fine and the chorus is

rather like The Night Before.......Now, I'm sum you are all sicowk

(as parrots) of football by n,but as the big day approaches, Ireally must have a look at thelatest scores when it comes toWorld (Cup) Music. Footballtitles are taking over as anyonewho does a chart show can hardlyhave failed to notice. But perhapsthe most surprising hit, away fromall the rabble rousing and patrio-tic chants, is the very wonderfulPavarotti. BBC TV has chosen thearia Nessun Donna from Puc-cians opera 'Turandot' as thetheme music to its World Cupcoverage Dacca have now releas-ed it as a single and it is currentlyclimbing the UK charts, althoughI understand Pavarotti has declin-ed to appear in a video because itwould mean missing somematches!

The gloves appear to be offamong Europe's syndicators in

the fight for the main radio eventof the summer. Will it be Kneb-worth or Berlin's staging of TheWall? Fast -talking Steve Saltzmanof Rock Over London makes thefirst parry: "I think that Knob -

worth far exceeds the value of TheWall in terms of pure music TheWall is more a theatrical event.With the line-up of acts that aregonna be there I don't thinkKnebworth can be topped as anevent.'.' ROL, as if you didn'tknow, is syndicating Knebworthwhile the Roger Waters extrava-ganza is with MCM Networking.

And reflecting on Phil Collins'initial refusal to allow Euro-pean radio to carry his Knebworthsolo slot, what would YOU do tocover an unexpected 45 -minutegap in an all -day live event?"Thankfully the stations' attitu-des have been very much 'well,that's rock 'n'roll"' says a philo-sophical Saltzman. "The bestquote I heard nos ' well, if wecan't have Phil, we'll Acommendable attitude, but inradio terms it would have brokenthe continuity and destroyed theatmosphere of the event. Thank-fully, Phil's change of heartmeans there is no chart to 011....E

Format, 'Free -form' DJ 'ticction on main Copenhagen ire.quencies [nixing ton 40 andswum tracks, soul, pop androck, 50/50 frte-form andplaylisting at llorsholm,Nacsteved (mammies.

Core artists: current airplaychart includes Dodo & TheDodos, Row., Kylie Minogue,Gary Moore, Richard Marx.Wilson Phillips.

Roy show" 'Voice Airplay ChartShow? Sunday afternoon. allfrequencies 15.00

largo audience, 16.29 year.old,in and around Copenhagen.

Andien= 126.000 (ION) for

Head of music Bo Berg: "thestrength of the Voice is foundedin the music we play which is notdictated by a rigid format.Within Copenhagen we preferDJ -selection !'free -form'], withthe aim of hitting a big audiencewith a genuine variety of music

"In the early morning showfor example, I will play every-thing from rap to rock & roll toromantic ballads, while from9.00 to noon there will be en em-phasis on album tracks and

MAKING WAVESTuning In To The Voice

three frequencies (Gallup),though station claims 225.030daily audience on all sewn fre-quencies.Addres.c. fire Voices Vester-brogade 2 E, 1620 CopenhagenV., Denmark.

'RI, 45.33.320SO), fax,45.31930807.

Frtspiencies (FM), Copenhagen0029), Frederiksberg (92.91.Honsholm 1.98.61, Birkerod

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Founded: June. 1981 Owners: (nto ReeduThott and

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black music In the earl) a der -

noon we concentrate on dancemusic and in the late afternoonchart stuff.

"The music choice varies andwill depend on the DJ in the chairOur DJs - myself, Dennis Johan-nesson, Dan Rachlin, Lars Kjaee,Frank Rasmussen, Philip Lund-sgaard - are well tuned -in to musictastes in the city. Outside of thestation, Voice DJs regularly workthe main clubs like Axel, Daddys,Pribe and Fellini.

"We believe that the Danish au-dience, which grew up on nationalradio, is not ready for strictly-targetted formats. All -jazz or all -dance ventures might get a smallfollowing but would not makemoney here, though a gold formatcertainly would,

"This said, we do use a 50/50playlist/free-form systems onseveral frequencies including HonshOlm and Naesteved. The playlistis revised weekly in-house andfeatures 40 -tracks (heavy, me-dium, light rotation) and fivepowerplays (two per hour). InApril, we also launched our owntop 20 singles chart based onVoice airplay, which runs acrossall channels on Sunday and hasproven to be our most popularshow.

"National media laws do notallow us to syndicate the showacross our network from a singlesource, so it is put onto DAT tapeand distributed to each channel,then they air it at the same timeIt's a lot of extra work but we haveto do it.

"The Voice stages two bigparties each year at Easter andChristmas. We're cutting downon outside events this year

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Sea Jazz festival, as well give a round -up of some of thefestivals taking place in Europe this summer. But firstly,

to get you in the mood, we present a CD samplerfeaturing some of the hottest jazz acts on the circuit.

Branford Marsalis Signed to CBS Publisher: Steeptone Music Managed by Ann -Marie

Wilkins Album: Crazy People Music Producer: Delfeayo Marsalis Released throughout Europe

on June 25

Marsalis has had every accoladepossible heaped upon him sincehis first break, playing with ArtBlakey at the age of 20. He is now,along with his brother Winton,one of the most significant artistsin contemporary jazz.

Steve Williamson Signed to Verve/Polydor

worldwide Publisher Steve Williamson

Music Manager: Vanya Hackel of

Favored Nation LP:A Waltz For Grace Produced by Steve Coleman at

Systems 2 in New York and byGlen Skinner and SteveWilliamson at WestsideStudios in London

Released in the UK on March12, other territories undernegotiation

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Lee Ritenour Signed to GRP worldwide jazz/rock fusion artists. The Publisher: Rit Of Habeas music described by some as post- Manager: Self -managed New LP: Stolen Moments Recorded live at Sunset Sound,

HollywoodProduced by Dave Grusin andLarry Rosen

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bop or real jazz was recorded livestraight onto two -track tape.

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of Original Artists LP: Never Too Far Produced by George Duke and

engineered by Erik Zobler Released in the UK and US in

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In The Interest Of The MinorityJazz programmers and the battle for airtime

by Gary Srrbta

In the words of Paul vanSehaik, director of jazz

programming at AVROradio in Holland, "I am

constantly lighting for myslot and always having to

justify the existence ofthe show to generally

indifferent stationdirectors': Indeed, apartfrom the UK's jazz FM,

most jazz programming isrelegated to late night

and weekend slots.

0 n state -funded stationsthat only programmeone or two hours of jazz

per week, the financial pressure isless acute. Commercial stations,with one eye on the ratings andthe other on advertising revenue,may tend towards the lowest com-mon denominator in program-ming, but DU on public stations amalso under constant threat fromnervous station controllers.

Torsten Muller is head of thejazz department at Radio Bremen

Jazz programming is regardedas a minority interest, yet with in-itial audience figures of over 1.1million, London's Jan FM seemslikely to become a force to bereckoned with. Programme con-troller Ron Onions puts the initialsuccess of the station down to

wouldn't have a clue who to pro-gramme'

He does however see a positiveaspect in all this doom andgloom: "Pop music is becomingRosen, agrees: "The whole situa-tion with jazz programming is fee-ble because the people in charge

"The whole situation with jazz pro-gramming is feeble,"

Kurt Weill

sheer hard work: "When we gotthe franchise, we did a lot ofresearch to establish the likes anddislikes of a broad -based audience

in the various categories of jazz!'On non -specialist stations most

jazz programmes are, accordingto DJs, too short to really put jazzon the map with listeners. If givenmore airtime, they could in-troduce more interviews and addmom documentary features. AsTorsten Muller says: "It's educa-

"I am constantly.... having to justify theexistance of the show to generally indif-ferent station directors,"

Paul van Schalk

in West Germany and presents the

weekly show lRadiolah "The sta-tion directors are utterly disin-terested and the moment theythink my show is not helpingthem in the ratings war with theprivate stations, they will drop it'Van Schaik agrees: "If my pro-gramme 'Jazz Spectrum' is stop-ped, then there will be no jazzprogramming on the AVROT

tine. If you can give backgroundinformation on an artist it putsthem into a historical perspectiveand often makes them relevant totoday?'

Kurt Weill, marketing directorof GRP, the label set-up by musi-cians Dave Grusin and Larrygramming almost exclusively tothe taste of the day. They arescared to deviate arid anyway they

of the stations tailor their pro -more uniform, which gives jazz achance. This is already happeningto a degree in London where acidjazz is popular as an alternative

towards soul and blues from 06.00tlbough to mid -evening - such

material makes up 15-20% of the

"If my show is not helping them in theratings war with the private stations,they will drop it,"

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form of dance music Jazz FMhas confirmed my belief, and mycompany's that jazz can be pro-grammed successfully!'

Onions believes careful researchholds the key: "We took a demo-graphically selected audience, notone that was made up of jazzfans, and played them 160 tracksin various styles and got them towrite down their reactions. Whatwe found was that blues and soulwere the most popular jazz -

related fumes across the whole agerang. In second place was tradi-tional swing and dixie, for theolder audience, and jazzrock fu-sion for the young.

"Therefore we have a bias

Amsterdam Jazz FestivalAugust 31- September 2

Lulu AlkeDebut album "Angel Eyes" on CD/LP."A landslide victory of 1.989's "Jazz In Sweden" poll winner"

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songs played in that period. Therest is traditional and mainstreamswing. With such a mixture wecan hopefully reach beyond ex-isting jazz fans!'

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more listeners they need the air-time to do jazz justice. As momterritories deregulate their air -

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Who Is Playing Where At Europe's Summer Jazz FestivalsGlasgow International Jazz Festival,

Scotland, June 29July 8:Miles Davis, Branford Marsalis, CarolKidd, BB King, Dory Gillespie, GeorgeRussell, Maynard Ferguson, KronerQuartet, Lee Kong, Willem Breuker,Steve Williamson, Andy Skpherd, Skit(Willard, Bobby Watson, Bobby Wellin,Tommy Smith. laze Warriors, BillBruford's Earthworks.Tel (44) 11.226.1262.

Morauban J111 lank Erma, .kly 3-kMaxim Sauey & Banana Jazz, AngleaBrown, Doc Cheatham, Look Muggier,Scott Hamilton, Jean.Paul AmourouxBoogie Woogie Band, Marion Williams,Mkhcl Beacon) & Dominique Vernheswith Fmncoln Rilhac's Madera Jag,Spanky Wilson, Wallace Davenport,John Littlemezz, Illinois haw &his Big Band plus the Battle Of The BigBands with Montauban versus Castelsar-resin, and other arts performing onpodiums all over town.Tel: (441 789.67532.

Drum International Jazz Festiva;Amsterdam. Holland. July 54kMel Torn, Benny Carle, Anmd Gilber-to Astor Piamilla, Steps Ahead, NinaSimone, Chris Baron, Toots Thielemans,Stephan Grappelli. Michel legrand,David Murray, la Zawinul. Celia Cruz,

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EVA, 'Cony Williams, Ahmed lama], DeeDee Bridgewater, Lee Konitg, George

Adams, Pemr Erskine Steve Gadd, AI DiMeola, Bob Bern, All Evans, Tito Puente,Bo Diddley, Clark lay, Clarence Brown,Lonnie Brooks, Sakna Jones, AllanHoldsworth, plus free shows in DamSquare.

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Birmingham International razz Festival,England. July 6-15:Dizzy Gillespie, Maynard Ferguson, BluesBrother, laze Warrior, Stan Tracey,Lady Sings The Blum featuring Mundelltonic George Melly, Humphrey lyx-telton, Grow Juice Spedal, DonRendell, Angela Christian, Duncan Swift.Nat Piene, Johnny Otis Show, SlimGaillard, Digby Fairweather, Gene Con-nors, King Pleasure & The Biscuit Boys,Nowlin wiir & The Vee Jays, Ray Alex.ander, Big Joe Louis, Penny Tobin, Tom-my Whittle, Apex Jazz Band, Benko'sDbdeland Band, Moscow Jazz Studio BigBand, plus free open-air and pub gigs,films and exhibCions.Tch (44) 21.454.7020.

Nke Jan Feninal. France, duly TITLionel Hammon and his Big Band, Miles

Davis, George Benson, Etta lames andthe Roots Hand, Dave Bruebeck Quartet,BB King, McCoy Tyner with FreddieHubbard and Ralph Moore, Lee

Ritenour, Dr John, Count Bask Or.chestra, Michel Camilo Trig Dave Bar-tholemew Band. New York Voice, MiltHinton All Stars, Rosengarden. Marcus

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Copenhagen Jan Fedi.. Denmark, Ju-ly 6-15:

Dicey Gillespie, Pierre Dorse Allan

Holdsworth, Gary Burton, Herbie Mann,Al Grey, Dan Brubcck, Snooks Eaglin,Les McCann, The Cigars, New Music Or-chestra, Wayne Shorter & tarry Corycll,Doky Brothers, Blast, Robben Ford, plus

Dilly Cillesple

street shows and all-night dub jams.Tel: (44) 71.7542137.

Montreux Jazz Festival, Enlace. July 9-21:A different theme every night, fromBrazilian to blues and rap; Bah Camila,Marisa Monte, Jorge Ben, Wiz Calda,Little Feat, Gary Moore. Hues Band, BigDaddy Kang Roxanne Shame Ry Coder& David Lindley, Flaw Ginter., Jack

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Brecon Jazz, Wales, August 17-19,Exclusive One -Off For The 90s ui.slarperformance featuring Dave Murray,James Blood Ulmer, Jamakdeen Tacuma& Roland Chapman Jackson, plus Hum.phrey Lynehon, The Original PragueSyncopated Orchestra, the Dirty DozenBrass Band, Sun Ra, Thole Treat, DaveFriskberg, Slim Gaillard, Scott Hamilton,Rod Mason.Tel: (44) 874.5557.

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175 Bands In Four DaysThe North Sea Jazz

Festival was recentlyvoted the best foreign

jazz festival by the USmagazine Jazz Times and

this year's edition, to beheld in The Hague on July

12-15, is set to boost itsreputation further.

Some 175 groups willperform a wide range of

styles, from dixie to bluesand avant-garde, and the

line-up includes GeorgeBenson, Diuy Gillespie,

Ray Charles, DaveBrubeck, Dr John andBooker T & The MGs.

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North Sea Jazz Festivalhas been extended by oneay this year and will kick

off with a 'Gala For Ella' on JulyII, featuring a performance byElla Fitzgerald and the Mike Wof-ford trio and Joe Pass. It will befollowed by the Jazz Dance Partywith the Count Basic Orchestra,led by Frank Foster, and the salsaorchestra Manteca, from Canada.

Ruud Blink

During the four -day event, a,lists will perform on 14 differentstages with various styles being

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spotlighted, including boogiewoogie, gypsy jazz and traditionaljazz. New artists, Dutch acts andwomen in jazz, R8/13 will also befeatured. East European jazzgroups will perform too, alongwith five orchestras from In-donesia and a jazz formationfrom Malaysia.

And the BIRD awards, inhonour of Charles 'Yardbird' Par-ker, will be presented at thefestival. Thew inners are StanGetz (US jazz), Ruud Brink(Dutch jazz) and Philip Catherine(rest of the world).

four. Acket: "It is the cheapestfestival in Europe, perhaps theworld, considering what peoplegel for their money. If a band arehaving a bad day, then people cango and watch another group on adifferent stage. II is possible forthem to see 10 bands on one day ifthey want to!'

Acker says the cost of stagingthis year's festival is DR 5 millionand he is optimistic that it willmake a profit in 1989 it lost Dfl200.000. "It varies from year toyear. Sometimes we make a profit,sometimes we don't:'

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Paul Acket, who launched thefestival 15 years ago and who isstill the driving force behind theevent, hopes last year's attendancefigure of 55.000 will increase to60.000-65.000. He says the maindraws include Stan Getz and Allarreau with Randy Crawford.

Acket stresses that the public'scomfort is not being compromis-ed by the need for ticket sales, thefestival's main source of revenue.He says only 17.000-18.000 ticketsare being sold for each day, in-stead of the 22.000 officiallyallowed at the Congresgebouw,the venue for the event.

Tickets cost DR 75 per day(app. USS40.751, or Dfl 275 for all

Amsterdam Jazz FestivalAugust 31- September 2Benelux Song ContestSeptember 9

Claes JansonSecond album "Temptations" on CD/LP."Probably the blueslest voiceto be found in Scandinavia"

Holland's ministry of culture isproviding Dfl 150.000 and the Ci-ty of The Hague Dfl 500.000, buthe declines to reveal the value ofthe sponsorship by hi-fi and videomanufacturer JVC Japan.

One of the main problemsAcket says he has to deal with isthe size of the fees demanded byUS artists. "Even the smallestbands, the least well-known, wantDfl 5.000. For that amount we canget three European acts, perhapseven four, Luckily, more and momEuropean groups arc gettingstronger and we hope to increasethe European angle at next year'sfestival!'

Radio coverage will be provided

by Dutch broadcasters AVRO,NOS and VARA, who will alsorecord concerts for broadcast in

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the coming months, along withthe new London station Jazz FM.Acket says television will not berepresented at the festival."AVRO has done it for manyyears, but it seems they are not in-terested now. It has new manage-ment and I guess that there aren'tany jazz fans among them:'

When asked his views on thenew competition presented by TheDrum International km Festival,which is being held for the firsttime in Amsterdam on July 5.10,Acket laughs and says: "What

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festival? Yes, of course they arecapitalising on our success but itis always nice to have competi-tion, isn't it?"

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