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1MW PULLS PLUGS OUT FOR ROXETTE - MN Europe recordedan Unplugged session with Roxette on January 9, 1993, to be broad-cast early this year. Pictured here during a press conference announcingthe collaboration in Stockholm are (14: MN Europe executive producerBrian Diamond, Per Gessle (Roxette), head of entertainment at SwedishN's Channel 1 Monica Eek and Marie Frederickson (Roxette).

BMG PurchasesSweden's SweMix

by Ken Neptune

BMG Ariola Munich is believedto have bought Swedish danceindependent SweMix Records/Publishing for an undisclosedamount on January 14. SweMixProductions will continue towrite, record and produce materi-

German ExecsOrganize FirstKlassikKomm

by Miranda Watson

Following the success of themusic trade fair POPKOMMover the last four years, the Ger-man music industry is now plan -

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al, while BMG will have a three-year option on unsigned artists.BMG will also have the use ofthe SweMix label name for aperiod of three years. Although aspokesperson for BMG denies ithas actually purchased SweMixand instead refers to the deal"an intense form of cooperation.'SweMix executives, however,confirm the acquisition.

The two labels have alreadyenjoyed a relationship throughFrankfurt -based Logic Records(50% owned by BMG), whichlicensed SweMix product such asDr. Alban.

In an official statement, BMGsays that under the deal, SweMixwill work worldwide as an inde-pendent partner, handling produc-tion and A&R, with BMG sup-porting it in the administrative


Fourth QuarterRatings Down ForFrench Networks

by Steve Wonsiewicz& Emmanuel Legrand

Nine of France's 10 largest sta-tions lost listeners during theNovember - December ratingsperiod, according to the latestMediametrie survey. EHR netNRJ was the only major stationto eke out a gain, rising only 0.1points to a 9.4 cume share.

No formats escaped the drop.Perennial ratings leader RTL fell1.1 points to a 17.6 cume share,

Top Five French Networks(1992 Audience Cume %)

Sep/Nov Oct/Dec

RTL (FS) 18.7 17.6Europe 1 (FS) 11.6 11.5Fr. Inter (N/T) 11.0 10.7NRJ (EHR) 9.3 9.4Fr. Info (NIT) 8.1 7.7

while fellow generalist stationsRMC and Europe 1 slipped 0.7and 0.1, respectively. Cumeshares at EHR webs Fun Radioand Skyrock decreased 0.8 and0.7 respectively, while News/Talkpubcasters France Inter andFrance Info fell 0.3 and 0.4respectively.

RTL director of artistic servicePatrick Renault says the holidayseason is usually not good forradio stations in general. "RTLhas been hurt more than other sta-tions by the audience drop,although we remain far ahead ofany other competitor," he says."We will be introducing shortly aseries of changes in the pro-grammes which we hope willhelp us regain strength."

Europe 1 programme directorPatrice Blanc-Francard says heis pleased with the results, whichconfirm the analysis of the last


Retail, Radio Turn InUpbeat Holiday Sales

by the WA staffRetail chains and radio stationsappear to have enjoyed a prof-itable holiday season in '92, allreporting an increase in sales andad bookings during the festiveperiod, according to an informalM&M poll.

Head of purchasing at Germanretail chain WOM, WolfgangOrthmayr says same -store unitsales for the holiday period were

up around 10% compared to thesame period last year. This bringstotal same -store unit sales for 1992to 6% below 1991, with retailvalue slightly above that of 1991.

He comments, "Taking intoaccount the positive things whichhappened in 1991 and a far fromeasy market in 1992, I don't thinkit was a bad performance at all. Infact, compared to other industries,it was good."


Virgin RadioLaunch Set

Virgin Radio, the UK's firstcommercial pop net, will go onair April 30 at 12.15from itsheadquarters in Soho, London.

The hallmark of the AORoutlet, says Virgin Group presi-dent Richard Branson, will be"Much More Music" which willfill a "huge gap in the market"with a non-stop blend of classicalbum tracks and chart musicfrom the past 25 years. The Vir-gin Group is a 50-50 partnerwith TV -am in the station.

Branson says Virgin Radiowon't chase the "fads and fash-ions" of top 40 charts, nor will itbe a gold station. "You won'thear Freddie And The Dream-ers, but you will hear NeilYoung. There will be no roomfor dub reggae and urban dance,but we'll always play Bob Mar-ley and UB40. "


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FIMI Adds Nine Members;Split With AFI Grows Wider

by Steve Wonsiewicz

ITALY The split be-tween AFI

(Italy's IFPI) and FIMI, whichincludes the five major recordcompanies, looks set to stayintact, according to a statementissued in late December. FIMIbroke away from AFI last sum-mer when BMG, EMI, Sony,PolyGram and Warner Musicclaimed their voting power wasnot adequate given their com-bined market share of around60%. Ex-AFI director generalErnesto Magnani also quit hispost suddenly last year.

FIMI has since risen to 14record companies, which includeDDD, IT Dischi, NuovaCarisch, and the Walt DisneyCompany, as well as the origi-nal five members. It claims itscurrent membership represents80% of 1992's turnover.

Current AFI president andDischi Ricordi president GuidoRignano counters that it was amistake for the five majors toexit AFI, arguing that there wasno practical difference, only aquestion of language and feel-ing. The current number of vot-ing AFI member companies is67, while there are also 84 non-voting affiliate companies.

FIMI president and BMGItaly MD Franco Reali says inthe statement, however, that therift runs much deeper than mar-ket share. "The latest AFI by-laws have been in force for over10 years without ever beingamended," he says, "despite thevarious changes that have

occurred within the associationover this long period. The disor-derly growth of the number ofassociates had in particular cre-ated a disproportion among theassociates themselves, to the dis-advantage of those who hadoriginally financed the organiza-tion."

Reali says during 1990-91several attempts to amend theby-laws proved impossible,despite working with AFI mem-bers and presidents.

FIMI has drawn up guide-

lines for the organization toincrease the number of associ-ates during the coming months.It lays out the group's objectivesas: Market development, espe-cially strengthening anti -piracyefforts, combatting illegal manu-facturers and protecting indepen-dent producers Rights protection, especiallyextending copyrights and fight-ing bootleggers Carrying on the developmentof Italian music abroad.

Engen TakesOver At Sonet

SWEDEN PolyGram hastapped veteran

Terje Engen as MD of SonetSweden, replacing Dag Haeg-gqvist, the company's founderand co-chairman who retired inNovember 1991. Engen, whoseappointment is effective Febru-ary 1, will report to Allen Davis,president of PolyGram Conti-nental Europe.

Haeggqvist, who has jttstlaunched Gazell Music (M&MJanuary 23), will continue to actas an advisor to Sonet. Poly -Gram bought Sonet's Scandina-vian record and publishing inter-ests in July 1991. The 42 -year -old Engen, who is currently So -net Norway MD and who joinedthe company in 1983, will over-see the Norwegian operations, aswell as the company's activities

in Denmark and Finland.Comments Davis, "Dag has

made an enormous contributionboth to the Scandinavian musicindustry and to PolyGram. Weare extremely grateful for hishelp in ensuring the smooth inte-gration of his company with ourexisting businesses in the region.Terje also has an outstandingtrack record. The fact that underhis leadership Sonet Norway hasamassed a 25% share of the localrepertoire market speaks foritself."

Adds Engen, "Haeggqvist hasalways been and still is my guruand I am delighted to be follow-ing in his footsteps. I feel verycomfortable with the PolyGramteam and am confident we willachieve our goals for SonetScandinavia." SW

CSA Clamps Down On Skyrockby David Roe

FRANCE French broad-casting authority

the CSA forced French EHR netSkyrock to take its programme"Turlututu" (17.00 - 19.00) off theair in early January, warning it tofulfil its obligations regardingFrench music quotas and localstation programming.

A CSA prepared statementreferred to undesirable currents inthe programmes of Skyrock and inparticular the "pornographic" anddegrading contents of showsaimed at a young public. It noticedcertain themes which "show greatcontempt towards human dignity,and towards the respect of publicorder," and reminded the directorsof Skyrock of the station's "edito-rial responsibility."

The question of French music

quotas and local programmingwere also brought up and on bothissues the CSA advised the Sky -rock to respect its bbligations.

Skyrock president Pierre Bel -!anger says, "We are consideringnew programmes, but have yet toarrive at any final decisions."

Skyrock has already withdrawnthree programmes-"Turlututu,""Les Rodeo des Insulter," and"L'Erectometre"- while the prob-lem of local programming has alsobeen solved.

Jean -Francois Gueguen, sec-retary of regional broadcastingregulator in Britanny, the CTR,says, "Stations in category C havean obligation towards local pro-duction whereby for every oneminute of local advertising the sta-tion is obliged to have four min-utes of locally produced pro-grammes. This obligation was not

being met. However, I can say thatthe situation has been altered andthat the stations which subscribe toSkyrock are now conforming totheir contracts."

The problem of French musicquotas and local programminghave been aired frequently overthe past year, and it was suggestedby one analyst that the CSA istoughening up on offenders. ACSA radio source, however, saysthis is not the case. "This actiondoes not represent a change in thepolitics of the CSA, nor are wevetting one station more thananother. It takes time to build up adossier on any station. When theyhave been awarded a frequency,they are obliged to sign an agree-ment. If they don't adhere to theterms of the agreement, then wereact. It's not a case of one stationor another."

EUROPE A T A GLANCEEUROPE: World Music Awards Set For May 12The 1993 World Music Awards will be held May 12 at the Monte CarloSporting Club before a live audience of 1.000. The event will be tele-vised to over 70 territories around the world, including Europe, reachingan audience of around half a billion. The awards, based on year-endrecord sales, are supported by the International Federation of thePhonographic Industry (IFPI), whose members provide the organisa-tion with the names top -selling artists. IFPI president Sir John Morganwill present the award for the world's best-selling artist/group of the year.

Steve Wonsiewicz

GERMANY: National Music Day Planned In JuneGerman record industry body the BPW will launch a national musicindustry day in Bonn this June. BPW MD Peter Zombik says the eventis aimed at creating a platform to increase contact between the musicindustry and politicians and decision makers, as well as increase the pro-file of music as a cultural good. Miranda Watson

HOLLAND: Industry Unites In New Top 50 ChartNew chart foundation Stichting Top 50 has now been officially foundedand, in a unique move, combines the record and retail companies togeth-er with copyright body BUMA/STEMRA and pubcaster Radio 3(M&M, January 16). As of February 6, the chart will be broadcast byVeronica and TROS. Directed by Sieb Kroeske, it will compete withDe Nederlandse Top 40, Holland's oldest chart system.

Machgiel Bakker

FRANCE: Boucherie Inks Distribution Pact With FNACIndie label Boucherie, founded by Fancois Hadji-Laxarro, who is alsoleader of the bands Pigalle and Garcons Bouchers, has just inked a dis-tribution deal with FNAC Music. Boucherie was distributed by Poly -Gram via a deal with Island. The consolidation of Island and Barclay isbelieved to have prompted this decision. FNAC Music is also expected toannounce another deal with "a minor French indie label" at Midem.

Emmanuel Legrand

BELGIUM: Kusters Starts Flemish Folk Label GranotaHICM MD Hans Kusters, the person behind successful acts Clouseau(now with EMI) and Stef Bos, has launched a new label Granota, whichwill mainly feature Flemish folk music. A distribution deal has beensecured with Antwerp -based Baltic, which handles Kusters's jazz labelSeptember. First releases are an album by Wanne Van De Velde andthe first in a series of Liedboek compilations, produced by pubcasterBRTN. Marc Maes

POLYGRAM/ARS DEAL KICKS OFF WITH ROMANTIC HEROES -As from January 1, PolyGram Records Belgium took on the distribution ofARS's international repertoire, with ARS's Olivier Guns remaining promoofficer for the company's repertoire. A first release will be Kid Safari's newalbum "The Romantic Heroes," scheduled for a January 18 release. Pic-tured (1-r) are Polydor product manager Erik Vervloet, ARS artist marketingGino Moerman, PolyGram marketing manager Francois Vaes, Kid Safari,ARS MD Patrick Busschots and PolyGram MD Bert Cloeckaert.

FOR THE RECORDIn M&M issue dated January 23, Virgin Radio should have been identi-fied at the UK's first national commercial pop music station. Also, VirginRadio has chosen to base its headquarters in London instead of Woking.The company was never originally based in Woking.

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Solo Musica Italiana Tops Datamedia Surveyby David Stansfield

ITALY National -music -only sta-

tion Radio Italia Solo MusicaItaliana ended 1992 in the samestyle it had begun, as the leadingstation in the private nationalradio sector. Figures soon to bepublished by the Datamediaresearch institute show the stationwith an average daily audience of

3.595 million in the final quarterof 1992. This was a small gain onthird, quarter's 3.521 million.Datamedia estimates the stationincreased its audience by 435.000last year.

Comments station MD FillipoBroglia, "We're obviouslypleased with the success and willcontinue with our policies ofdirect contact with the public,plus playlisting great Italian

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music." Broglia says, however,there is too much domesticproduct on the market, some of itof poor quality. He predicts thatthis factor, coupled with a generaldistribution problem for product,will result in a national musicsales drop of 20% for 1992. Rete105 (EHR), Radio Montecarlo(ACE) and 105 Classic (Gold),which are owned by the Hazanfamily, enjoyed audience rises onthe previous third quarter figures.Rete 105, ranked second in theDatamedia ratings, attracted3.061 million daily listeners,while the figures for RadioMontecarlo rose to 1.843 million."We're particularly pleased at theresults for Radio Montecarlo,"comments PR executive EdoardoHazan. "Its music policy of onlyplaying great hits has proved tobe successful. It's also the onlynational station to target 2544olds. It's an important section ofthe public which no othercommercial station has managedto touch."

Dance/Rock Radio Deejayand EHR RTL 102.5 Hit Radiodo not subscribe to Datamediaresearch. They are, however,included in the institute's call -out

surveys, and figures obtained byM&M show that Radio Deejaylost listeners on the third quarterby dropping to 2.970 million.RTL 102.5 Hit Radio gainedlisteners meanwhile, and ended1992 with an average dailyaudience of 1.813 million.Comments station directorClaudio Astorri, "We havereservations on the methodologyused by Datamedia. We are onthe committee of Audiradio,which we believe to be muchmore reliable and is the industrystandard."

Listeners to EHR networkRadio Dimensione Suono rosefrom 1992's third quarter figuresof 1.665 million to 1.715 million.Station head of music Carlo

Mancini comments, "We'rehappy. I believe it means we wereright last year to change ourmusic format to Hit Combination,which includes 50% internationaland 50% Italian hits. I alsopredict that music industry salesfigures for last year will be splitequally by national andinternational product, which willgive further proof to ourargument."

Mancini adds that the station'snew format has enabled a cut ofhourly advertising breaks fromthree to two. This is important,"he explains. "The public has beentired of stations airing too manyadvertising breaks for some time.Zapping is no longer confined toTV."

Top Italian Private Stations(millions of listeners)

Station Format July -Sept '92 Oct -Dec '92 % chg.Radio Italia S.M.I. NMO 3.521 3.595 +2Rete 105 EHR 3.050 3.061 +0.3Radio Deejay EHR 2.987 **2.970 -0.5Radio Montecarlo ACE 1.810 1.843 +1.8RTL 102.5 Hit Radio EHR 1.795 "1.813 +1

Radio Dimensione Suono EHR 1.685 1.715 +1.7

Source: Datamedia. ** Indicates non -subscriber stations.

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Bashung LeadsVictoires Nominees

by Emmanuel Legrand

FRANCE Barclay veteranact Alain

Bashung leads the list of nomineesfor the first round of the Frenchannual music awards, the Vic-toires. Bashung picked up fivenominations: best male act and bestsong twice performed withMadame Wye and OsezJosephine, who were both alsonominated as best video. It's thefirst time a French act has scoredwith two songs in two differentcategories.

New act Pow Wow (Remark),grabbed three nominations: albumof the year with Regagner lesPlaines, best song with Le Chatand best band. Meanwhile, twoacts have scored two nominations;Jacques Dutronc and MichelJonasz were both tipped for maleact of the year and best liveperformance.

Other nominees in the maincategories are: Maurane, VanessaParadis and Veronique Sanson(female act of the year); LaurentVoulzy with Regagner Les Plainesand Etienne Daho with ParisAilleurs (album of the year); FFF,Les Innocents, Les NegressesVertes (band of the year): ArthurH, Danny Brillant, and PascalObispo, (best new male act of the

year); Mathilda May, PrincesseErika and Zazie (best new femaleact of the year). Apart fromBashung, the other nominee forbest video is Renaud, with P'titVoleur, filmed by Lewis Furrey.Best world music albums of theyear are Deep Forest's eponymousalbum (Columbia), Immensementby Robert Charlebois (FNACMusic) and Masada by AlphaBlondy.

PolyGram leads the list with13 nominations; five for Barclay,four for Remark (Pow Wow andParadis), three for Polydor,(Arthur H, Maurane, PrincesseErika ) and one for Phonogram(7.azie). Next is Sony Music withsix (Dutronc, FFI-, Pascal Obispo,Mathilda May, Deep Forest),Warner with four (Jonasz, Sanson,Dany Brillant), Virgin with three(Les Innocents, Renaud, Daho).BMG has one (Voulzy), as doesVirgin's label Delabel (NegressesVertes), EMI (Alpha Blondy) andFNAC Music (Charlebois).

Like last year, the ceremonywill be held in the 3.500 -seat venuethe Palais de Congres and will bebroadcast live on pubcaster FR2.Total budget for the two -hour -plusshow is Ffr6.5 million (app.US$1.2 million) and is financed bythe different professional orga-nizations and FR2.

New Danish Record LabelBoosts Dance, Metal

by Kai Roger Ottesen

DENMARK Innovative mar-keting techniq-

ues, licence deals with successfulSwedish labels such as SweMixand Telegram, and three niche -labels for own acts are some of theformulas for newly launched recordcompany Grand Central Records(GCR), based in Copenhagen.

Headed by MD Soren Voss,formerly with CBS Records andSonet, the company embraces amain label GCR and two sub -labelsWatt's Up Releases and RawReleases.

GCR will work with severallicensed acts, as well as developingits own roster. As from January 1,the company handles SweMix,Telegram, Indisc/Buzz, ReelRecords, Creed Taylor, ZYXUK, MNW, Black Mark andNoise. The main label, GCR, willbe managed by Voss, who willconcentrate on artists from a varietyof genres. Watt's Up Releases willconcentrate on dance, hip -hop andtechno, under the management ofNicholas Terp. Meanwhile, RawReleases will be managed by Jens

Rasmussen, and will concentratLon non -mainstream products in

heavy metal and hardrock.Says Voss, "During the last 10

years, independent record com-panies in Denmark have beenmerging with multinational recordcompanies to such an extent thatvery few options have been leftopen for foreign independents. Thissituation has created room for acompany like GCR."

Voss owns the record company100%, but he says he is currentlynegotiating with "someone in themusic industry about injection ofcapital and repertoire into thecompany."

Many of the Swedish artists hehas licensed are Swedish, some-thing he thinks is profitable for thecompany. "Denmark is goingthrough a Swedish phase rightnow," he says, referring to thecurrent chart success for LisaNilsson (Diesel Music), ABBA(Polar), Ace Of Base (Mega) andRoxette (EMI). And, althoughDenmark will be the core market,Voss hopes to build up a strongScandinavian network during theyear.

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HELPING ASYLUM SEEKERS - "Nur Mut!," the anti -fascist compila-tion album released by Rough Trade in Germany in June '92, has raisedDM17.500 (app. US$11.000) for the Pro Asyl organization, whichhelps asylum seekers in Germany and campaigns against the presentviolence against foreigners in Germany. For every copy of the albumsold, DM5 is donated to Pro Asyl. Pictured (l -r) are: Rascal Huppe fromthe band The Fair Sex, Pro Asyl president Gunther Burkhardt and RoughTrade marketing director Carsten Stricker.

Swiss Indies Could FeelImpact Of EEA No Vote

by Willy Viteka

SWITZERLANDThe Swissmusic indus-

try remains cautious despite state-ments by president Adolf Ogithat the country will not withdrawits application to join the EC. Theannouncement comes nearly twomonths after the country's votersrejected joining the EuropeanEconomic Area (EEA) by a nar-row margin.

While December's rejection ofmembership of the EEA willaffect the country's export -drivenmultinationals the most, somemusic industry executives say the

CSA, CLIM Increase Pressure OnFM Nets Over French Quotas

by Emmanuel Legrand

FRANCEEHR FM net-works NRJ,

Fun and Skyrock came underattack from broadcasting authori-ty the CSA and the music indus-try recently during the launch of anew professional organizationcreated to protect the interests oflocal creation. The CSA issued amandatory requirement to sta-tions to meet with their commit-ments toward French musicalcontent.

The new organization, theComite de Liaison Interprofessionel de la Musique(CLIM), which includes Frenchperforming rights societySACEM, industry body SNEPand artists union SFA, attackedthe networks for not respectingthe agreements signed in 1992calling for a minimum share ofFrench music. The quotas variedaccording to station, but were in

any case above 10%, which alsoincluded at least one new artist(an act under the 200.000 salesbarrier) per hour between 06.00and 22.00.

According to CLIM data forSeptember -October 1992, NRJ'sshare of Francophone artistsdropped to 7.8% from 9.64,while Fun's slipped to 4.9% from6.7% and Skyrock's increased to8.1% from 6.0% during theperiod. Meanwhile, sales ofFrench music have fallendrastically over the past few years(42% of the total industry sales in1992, compared to 50% in 1992).

SACEM president Jean -LoupTournier is urging the CSA tomake a stand by asking thestations to meet their reuirements.

Says Tournier, "There are twoways to increase the share ofFrench music. One is to negotiatefor a commitment, as SNEP hasdone. But these agreements have

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not been respected. The otherway is to get the CSA to make amove to check that the percentageis respected and if not, act.Otherwise, there is still the optionto demand more regulations."

The three nets received arequirement on December 18 tofulfill their commitments andwere threatened with penaltiesand potential problems with theirlicences if the targets were notmet. The commitments wereagreed upon either a) when theywere granted a licence by theCSA (15% of programming), or,b) agreed directly with SNEP(between 20 and 25% accordingto the radio format, of which 40%must be new talent.)

Radio stations contend it is notalways easy to meet theserequirements, and the CSA letterhas spread concern amongbroadcasters. Sources indicate thethree networks scrutinized by theCSA will try to adhere toregulations in their efforts to meetthe 15% French music reuirement.

CLIM, which was officiallyformed last December, wascreated to help promote Frenchmusic, notably new talent; toenhance the promotion of Frenchproduct at a European level; toencourage stations to respect theircommitments regarding the shareof Francophone music theybroadcast; to lobby for a musicchannel; and to defend rightsowners threatened by Europe andnew technology.

decision will have a trickle -downeffect. But the smaller Swisslabels are likely to feel the pinchthe earliest and the most. In 1991,sales of international poprepertoire accounted for 80% ofthe market versus 5% for nationalproduct and 15% for classical.The Swiss also now findthemselves facing a gloomyeconomy. An annual survey byUnion Bank of Switzerlandshows a majority of Swisscompanies expect a decline inturnover and marginal profits.

Comments Patrick Liechti,director general for Swisspublishers group SUISA,"Economic consequences willappear sooner or later. Doingbusiness in Switzerland couldbecome too complicated, subjectto many restrictions and tooexpensive. Also, small- ormedium-sized companies maylose their appeal for foreignpartners. [The vote] came right ata time when many people aretrying to promote Swiss musicabroad, especially in Europe. Thenegative vote somehow destroysthese efforts."

Adds K -Tel Switzerland MDMartin Schiess, "The Swiss haveunfortunately proven once morethat they are having extremedifficulties with the changestaking place in Europe. Especiallyin the fields of import/exportlicensing of soundcarriers, Swiss

companies are going to be facedwith worse conditions, simplybecause the record business andthe production of records of asmall country largely depend onfree access to other markets. Thischance has been missed."

For the majors, the impactseems to be less direct. EMIMusic Switzerland MD PeterManpell says the no vote will notcontribute positively to thecountry's economy in the longrun. However, he does not expectany major negative impact on themusic business.

"The flow of product willremain the same, but couldprobably have been simplified ifwe had voted yes," he says. "Asan international company, there isa certain need to developinternational thinking andunderstanding among ouremployees by sending themabroad to other markets. Thisexchange would have been easierif the borders had disappeared."

Adds BMG AriolaSwitzerland MD MarcoZanotta, "This is basically a

political decision. It is verydifficult at this early stage todraw any conclusions for themusic business. We shall certainly follow further devlopments closely, but this is a

very complex issue whichrequires further study."

MMI To Continue Ratings Survey

NORWAY The Norwe-gian local

radio association NNP, pubcasterNRK, and Oslo -based researchcompany MMI are continuing theradio ratings research serviceRadio Riks-Undersokolsen laun-ched as a joint project in 1991.

MMI has conducted quarterlyratings for both private and publicbroadcasters since its launch(M&M, August 3, 1991). Among

the advantages it offers is infor-mation about listeners' use of othermedia. Interviewees have increasedfrom 24.000 to 56.000 per survey,and involve the question whatstations did the interviewee listen toyesterday, which newspapers theyread and which TV shows theywatched. P4 has also been invited tojoin the project, says NNP MDLars Bruusgaard. Costs are sharedby the participating stations. KRO

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Profile NewsmakersThe Italian tricolore is waving proudly in theDutch wind since Alabianca Records opened up itsBenelux affiliate in Hilversum, in 1991. HenryLessing is area manager, a function that includespromotion, A&R and marketing.

The expansion of the Italian leadinglabel Alabianca to Holland in thesummer of 1991 received immediatesupport from the unified Dutch pub -casters, who made the first Beneluxrelease Denis Azor's Ala Li Ld(Sega) "Tour De France" record,one of the most sought after power -plays. Henry Lessing remembersthat the national dance schools asso-ciation promoted the accompanying"sega" dance from Mauritius to"dance of the year," like they didbefore with the lambada.

"It started as an experiment,"says Lessing, "we came toHolland because of its reputationas a test market for the rest ofEurope. In 1992 we became moreserious, and began releasingalbums by Tony Esposito andAllan Sorrenti, plus dancecompilations and 12" singles.Also, after a while we set up ourown local A&R."

Singles by Sophia (Running Hard) andAmerican youngster Eve (I Don't Know How ToLove Him) are probably the best known ownproductions. All in all Lessing is satisfied with theresults so far. "Of the seven singles released inHolland, four made the charts. Since then we haven't

independent

Henry LessingPromotion/A&R/

Marketing managerAlabiancaBenelux

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sat still, and now we are trying to gain a little bit ofthe market. We want to follow up these singles with[mini] albums pretty soon."

Another new project is the introduction of Jazz -Line, Alabianca's jazz label. First release was To SayGoodbye by the late 1991 Bird Award winner, tenorsaxophonist Ruud Brink. Also planned are albums

by sax player Piet Noordijk andPall Mall Export Price winner,singer Lucette Snellenburg.

Lessing is looking forward tobeing involved in Alabianca'srecent acquisition of originalmambo and salsa back catalogueby the Italian parentcompany."We want to be ready for the realbreakthrough of Latin product.Especially here in Holland withits big Antillian, community, weexpect a lot of the South Ameri-can samplers to be released."

Other projects for the newyear include new albums bySorrenti, Esposito-who nowworks together with salsa starTito Puente-and Armadillo, anew band formed by three formermembers of the Gipsy Kings.Meanwhile, soul fans, get readyfor the new Solomon Burke

album, partly produced by Italian act Souled Out.Lessing formulates his philosophy as, "Creating a

symbiosis between our music and the taste of theaudience and programmers. You have to believe inwhat you do when you start up a project, work hard,and still believe in it once the ball starts rolling."

by Robbert Tilli

Ill GERMANY: Kick Musik Pub-lishing has restructured its promo-tion department in time for thearrival of the single European mar-ket: Biggi Fischer is now promo-tion assistant, Oliver Jaeger isradio coordinator and promotionsmanager for western regions, whileSandra Kirst will handle radiopromotion in the south-west. Dag -mar Spremberg is office managerHamburg, and radio promotionsmanager for the north and BirgitWestphal is office manager Berlinand radio promotions manager forBerlin and eastern regions. Mean-while, Susanne Lubben is head ofpress, Birgit Honsch head of TVpromotion and Simone Seigerhead of non -music promotion.

SPAIN: Jorge de Anton, PD ofSER's ACE Radio Minuto, is tobe promoted this month. The natureof his new position is yet to be dis-closed but he is sure to leave RadioMinuto.

UK: Virgin Records UK hasappointed commercial directorCharlie Dumont to replace JonWebster as MD of international.Matt Voss rejoins as internationalmarketing manager.

UK: Paul Russell, former chair-man/CEO of Sony Music UK, has

been appointed European presidentof Sony Music Entertainment.His position at Sony Music UKwill be filled by Paul Burger.

UK: Arista has promoted prod-uct manager Julian Wall as headof international. Judith Weatertonhas been confirmed as head ofpress.

GERMANY: Horst Bork hasbeen appointed MD of Munich -based rock -formatted RadioXanadu, taking over from Gun-ther Ltiffler.

SWEDEN: Rune Ofwerman,former MD of Sonet Publishing, isjoining Dag Haeggqvist in hisnewly launched publishing compa-ny Gazell Music. He takes up theposition of MD.

II UK: London dance station Kiss100 FM recently announced theappointment of UK advertising vet-eran Martin Boase as chairman ofthe board of directors. Boase fillsthe position left vacant since lastspring by Keith McDowall.

Send all information on appoint-ments, plus photos, to Julia Sulli-van, at the Music and Mediaoffices in Amsterdam.

Is Pop Music Safe' With The Decision Makers?The British

PhonographicIndustry

Responds To TheUK GovernmentGreen Paper On

The Future Of TheBBC

Hidden in the Government's other-wise unexceptional BBC GreenPaper is a troubling and dangerousdevelopment which has been large-ly overlooked-most alarminglyby the BBC itself-namely theview of the future of popular musicradio.

In an otherwise surprisinglyconsensual exchange of views,both the Government and, itseems, the BBC, are happy toignore the listening public's

desires in the form of proposalsfor Radio l's future. Readingbetween the lines, it is impossibleto avoid the impression that it is

the Government's desire thatRadio 1 should be privatized, andthe BBC's desire that it should beturned into a worthy youth clubof the air in order to define itselfsufficiently"distinctively" fromother commercial radioservices.

These are bothdangerously misguidedideas and mostalarmingly out of touch with whatthe most significant audience ofthe BBC expects and wants."Distinctive Radio" in practicewill mean that Radio 1's

distinctiveness is measured by thefact that it no longer enjoys amass audience.

The Government and BBCmandarins-both groups untouched by any form of regularexposure to popular culture-start from the same fundamental

f

misapprehensions. These includethe notions that popular music isirrelevant or at least highlymarginal; that it provides little orno nourishment in the same waythat other "public servicebroadcasting" does: and finally-and most dangerously-that it isall basically the same.

(Generations of popular musicalexcellence were summarized in afamous House of Lordsdiscussion on the future ofbroadcasting as "thump thumpthump.")

It would take an economistwith the distinctive vision of ourown current Chancellor of theExchequer Norman Lamont tobelieve that yet more commercialradio in Britain is going to helpthe UK radio economy. In fact,

the newest arrivals in UKcommercial radio are still in loss -making incubators. Having somevital financial oxygen syphonedoff by another advertiser -fundednational popular radio station atthis stage in their developmentcould finish off the entirepopulation of the independent

radio maternitywing. We fail to seehow that is in thelisteners' interests.Also, did anyonethink to ask theRadio Authority

their views? Even the first newregional licence will only beallowed to start transmitting inAutumn 1994. The amount ofnew commercial opportunity isobviously a very worryingprospect for the regulators, letalone a privatized Radio 1.

Similarly, the BBC's idea of apurposeful "distinctive" radioservice with less popular musicand more uplifting chat is notonly doomed to audience failure,

but is an outrageously arrogantassault on the one BBC radioservice that provides evidence foruniversality. If everyone continues to pay what the last PrimeMinister reminded us was a"universally applied, criminallyenforced tax" (the licence fee),then it is the obligation of theCorporation to provide universally appreciated services.This is what Radio 1 does now; itdoes so as a distinctive uniqueservice, unmatched anywhereelse in its provision of thebroadest range of popular musicin peak listing terms. Both themusic itself and the range of newand challenging material playedacross the day reflect the truediversity of British audience tasteand acknowledge the fact thatpop music is, to most people, oneof their greatest joys, withoutwhich their lives would be muchthe poorer. Let the market decideindeed-leave Radio 1 alone.Meddle at your peril.

SWITZERLAND A special on the Swiss music and radio industries coming up in issue 14

Publication date: April 3, 1993 Ad deadline: March 16, 1993



G R oovEM I X irhAs a broadcaster within the tradi-tionally inertial German dancemarket, Nuremberg -based HitRadio N1 head of music CetinYaman is mindful of what consti-tutes dance music on his Germanairwaves. Including pop dancetracks like Heaven 17's Tempta-tion or Rozalla's Born To Love Yain his personal assessment ofNI 's dance allocation of air -time,Yaman suggests a figure or 80%dance music for dance music ociEtv urday night, Ni clearly

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gadag"-the reggae and raggaexcursion-"N1 House Nation" ison Wednesdays, with Thursday'sfeaturing classic disco.

"The Friday slot is for ourweekly dance chart run-down,compiled 50% from airplay and50% from the several hundreddaily listener requests," saysYaman. With a specialist rave,techno and acid show on Sunday

night and Mix shows on Sat-

hasn't always been so.for N1. Using a stricter defi- URO. "Two years ago wenition of dance with club trackslike Wreckx-N-Effects's Rump -shaker or Leila K Open Sesameas examples, the air -time share ofsuch tracks comes closer to 60%need le time.

Nevertheless his daily bandedformat for the 19.00-21.00 slotdoes allow greater freedom forhis club DJs' radio shows. Mon-day sees "N1 Posse" offering hiphop and rap, Tuesday is "Rag -

For the European businessman,1993 will naturally mean morethan renewed prospects for amarket upturn to replace '92. It

will mean further opportunities toexploit a single European musicmarket. Yet some independentdance labels have long sincecapitalized on the potential forpan-European sales, with consid-erable success.

Formed in August1990, London -basedPulse -8 Records has theenviable, but perhapsnow appropriate, track record ofbeing the only independent labelto have had at least one top 10chart record in every Europeanterritory.

"Europe is our first market,"says MD Frank Sansom. "Tosome extent we see ourselves asa European label. Rozalla's been

tried to follow the marketand broaden our programmingto more chart -oriented dancemusic. That lost us 1% point mar-ket share," recalls Yaman, addingthat since then "we have recog-nized our market lies in a morespecialist format. We have onlybeen running the weekday spe-cialist slots for three to fourmonths, so we're awaiting thoselistenership figures."

a big European success for us,and now we're on the thresholdwith Rage's Run To You." Scor-ing number 1 hits from Madrid toMunich, Sansom offers a uniqueinsight into the European poten-tial for music's most universallanguage-dance.

"I think there are still only oneor two labels capitalizingon the wider market.

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TAANA GARDNERWhat Can I Do For You? -Network/E-LegalPRODUCER: T. SalomonThis instantly uplifting numberhas anthem potential abounding.Power vocals surge up throughthis neo-disco bass creature,while the dub mixes on the flip -side throb with conviction. Nowavailable on single release or onthe Network compilation ElixirVitae. Feel it now!

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The Brand New Heavies, Omarand many others, Beesley has de-livered rolling baseline with coolvibes and brass eloquence withhis debut vinyl excursion HighVibes (UK release Jan.25).

Recently departed from TalkingLoud (very soon to sign with a USmajor) Omar features on the flipAA with the breezy and melodicPainful Truths.

or two releases a year, the workthat goes into finding goodlicensees, for example, simplywouldn't merit it," he suggests.

Pulse -8 has, for a label of anysize, achieved greater successwith European licensing thansome major counterparts. In

1992 Sansom has scored labeldeals with South Africa,

France, Benelux,ilt. Spain, Italy, US,gik Canada and Portu-

Ler gal. Says Sansom,ii.0,4%." "That's one of the

things we emphasizewhen we look at such

deals-the fact that we do get theproduct released in a lot of terri-tories, regardless of the successin the UK. Our aim is to get asmuch product into the Europeanmarkets as possible under thePulse -8 label." Eddie Coyle

CHANTAY SAVAGEIf You Believe - ID/Sony MusicPRODUCER: E SmooveAfter Body 2 Body's Let's GetIntimate, Chantay Savagereturns with more Hurley mixes.Again she brings us somethingsoulfully happy, with ragga rapcourtesy of Kelly Ranks comingin in a Dr. Alban manner. It hasenough commercial edge tocrossover quite easily with mixesto suit most airtimes. If you'vetime, "E Smoove's 13 -minuteBeliever mix" flows with style.

USURAOpen Your Mind TimeSrl/DeconstructionPRODUCER: W. CremoniniSo, Italian techno, eh? Four Ital-ian DJs have created a dance -floor stomper which just flashesaround your head. A pace worthkeeping up which rolls onaround some creative sampling,

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VARIOUS ARTISTSExtra Sensual PerceptionESP/BoudisquePRODUCER: VariousBoudisque's new label ESP dis-plays a wealth of trancey talent,Neder-style. Apart from CosmicBaby all acts are Dutch, but withvery definite Detroit techno influ-ences. In fact there is a collabo-ration between Orlando (Night -tripper) Voorn and US maestroBlake Baxter as GhettoBrothers. More radio friendlythan you'd think, but the lateshows only. Let the "hyperspacedtranscendental dancefloor expe-rience" caress your brain. Sub-lime.

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WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Will Always Love YouMADONNA/Deeper And DeeperMICHAEL JACKSON/Heal The WorldARRESTED DEVELOPMENT/People Everyday

CHARLES & EDDIE/Would I Lie To You?

SNAP/Exterminate

808 State vs. UB40/One In TenARRESTED DEVELOPMENT/Mr. Wendal

DINA CARROLL/So Close

UNDERCOVER/Never Let Her Slip Away

STEREO MC'S/Step It Up

BOYZ II MEN/End Of The Road

SHABBA RANKS/Slow And SexyPRINCE/My Name Is Prince

BOBBY BROWN/Good EnoughTASMIN ARCHER/Sleeping Satellite

WRECKX-N-EFFECT/Rump Shaker

APACHE INDIAN/Arranged MarriageRAUL ORELLANA/My Sun Will Get You

PRODIGY/Out Of Space

SHAMEN/Phorever People

EN VOGUE/Free Your Mind

CARON WHEELER/I Adore You

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Dureco Manufacturing was the first CDmanufacturer in the Benelux in 1987, and

today, in addition to their Dutch factory, the compa-ny has one plant in Norway and two in France.

Both in Holland and France, the company securessolid contacts with nearby high quality printingoffices which have been growing together withDureco. "This allowed us to concentrate on our mainactivity: manufacturing CDs," says Jan Willem VanDen Born, sales manager for the four Durecoplants, adding that each individual factory is dealingwith its own local market seeing that centralizedmanagement is not feasible in this line of business.

Van Den Born cites wrong dimensions and lack ofthe essential BUMA/STEMRA copyright informationas examples of what could go wrong in the firststage, adding that, "Dureco does not just press theCD; it also wants to be partners with the clients toproduce quality material."

As a part of this philosophy, each Dureco plantviews contact with the clients as a priority. This

With new forms of soundcarriers hitting the markets and competition increasingas the EC borders dissapear, the demand for creativeand exciting packaging becomes more important than ever before. M&M takes a look at two of the Benelux's

most successul companies and their plans for staying on top.

1:011111RECCOincludes trying to help them solve problems, as notevery client is familiar with the whole procedure.

"Quality control goes beyond what our equip-ment does," comments Van Den Born, "because,despite the high-tech self -controlling machinery weuse, optical control is very important; the human eyestill plays a substantial role here."

Dureco's plants are equipped with the latest inpackaging machines, allowing them to pack up to 80units per minute. The company's structure withglass -mastering facility allows Dureco to supply a fin-ished product within 48 hours if necessary. "But weprefer to deliver quality first. Everybody claims to bethe fastest and whereas originally the industryaccepted three-week delivery times, today thingsrun over a much shorter period," says Van DenBorn." Rather than adjusting the speed of the pack-aging equipment, our company is constantly evalu-ating the whole process, changing the structurewherever needed, training the personnel and secur-ing close follow-up."

As far as different trends in CD packaging areconcerned, Van Den Born's main concern is to find aviable solution for the CD single. As recent develop-

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ments haven't yet resulted in a really attractive pack-age, the jewel box remains strong on the market.According to Van Den Born, even the slim line CDbox isn't the perfect answer to cater for a catchy,cheap packing. "This year we will launch our ownjewel box production line catering for central andsouthern Europe, becoming fully self -supportive. Ifyou compare the cost of producing the "normal"jewel boxes to slim cases, they end up being almostequal as the machines have to run all the same."

Van Den Born is convinced that cheaper CD sin-gles will boost the carrier's role in the market; anenvironment -friendly and price -friendly solutionwould therefore be applauded by the industry.

"The G/S/A countries are especially attaching a lotof importance to the environment aspect, andexperimenting with recycled cardboard will perhapsbe one of the possibilities to solve this problem. Butalthough many record companies take the environ-mental aspect into account, only some 5% of ourclients bring up the question when discussing CDpackaging with us," says Van Den Born.

One of the possible solutions is the Digipak, andalthough Van Den Born is enthusiastic about thepossibilities offered by this method, he regrets thatthe packing process has to be effected manually.

"I also believe that the double jewel box will notsurvive too long: already today we have the doubleslim box replacing it, using less plastics, making iteasier to pack for transport," explains Van Den Born,but he remains confident that intense dialogueswith both the packaging industry and his clients willresult in a bright future for Dureco Manufacturing'splants in Europe.

acDesign was launched in 1987, whenafter having worked for several publica-

tions before, Eric Fimmers decided to startdesigning record sleeves. Within two years,MacDesign became one of Belgium's most produc-tive design companies.Clients like Sony Music, CNR, Indisc and Play ItAgain Sam, plus a number of independentsassigned well over 1.500 covers in three years timeto MacDesign urging Fimmers to invest in hightechnology graphic equipment of which the digi-tal Crosfield page assembly terminal (linked to hisMacintosh graphic stations) became the nucle-

The beginning of 1993 saw MacDe- t'sign moving to new premises in the ,d,,south of Antwerp and only a step f -

away from the internationalmotorways linking Belgium withHolland, Germany and France.

"I wanted to have more workingspace first of all," says Fimmers, "as I wasreally stacking the Macintoshes in myoffice. In order to work more efficiently weneeded more room; the interior of the newoffice has been designed to add extra image tothe company and includes the possibility of fur-ther expansions."

In addition to the aforementioned Crosfieldterminal, Fimmers invested in an extra terminal tocut in processing time; the purchase of an imagesetter allows him to insert photographs andgraphics directly without having to go to special-ized labs first. "The time aspect is still a priority,"

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Used to coping with strict deadlines, creativityand quality are the key words with MacDesign,and just recently, record companies ARS, Poly -Gram and Dino Music joined Fimmers' list of

clients."The next step is going abroad," says

Fimmers, convinced that his excellentreputation with numerous clients in

the Benelux will spread out andallow him to start creating

designs for internationalclients and subsidiariesfrom majors abroad. This

is illustrated by the fact thatCNR Sweden appointed MacDesign to

elaborate and design the cover for One MoreTime's Calming Rain, the band's follow up singlefor the highly successful Highland.

Although the Belgian domestic market has sta-bilized somewhat from the sudden "Flemish

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boom" three years ago, MacDesign does not suf-fer from a drop in assignments. Fimmers designedthe covers for chart -topping albums and singles byCNR (Gent & Samson Vol ll sold over 100.000albums) and Indisc also secured quite some workfor domestic talent with crossover potential.

One of MacDesign's recent projects is the coverof the Sony Music album Voor Mijn Liefste,released on January 18.

Speed is not the only element here as MacDe-sign's intense working relation with managers,artists and record company executives is also wide-

ly appreciated. "An ongoing dialogue on recordsleeves and the impact of cover design and

its relation to music make up the cor-nerstone of MacDesign," says Fim-mers, adding that he is currently

concentrating on photo manipula-tion and "video grabbing", a tech-

nique allowing insertion of cover art-work into a video clip and vice versa.

He takes the example of Isabelle A'snew 12 -inch single Wondermooi to illus-

trate how text and photographs can bemelted to a cohesive graphic design aiming

at a slightly different target audience thanIsabelle A's previous records.

"But music still is the most important," con-cludes Fimmers, "and I always regret to see howlittle our job is appreciated. Clients don't alwayssay they like the cover, but they keep coming backwhich is perhaps their way of showing apprecia-tion. Have you ever heard a radio host givingcover credits to a number one hit single?"

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BADESALZBlack Or White - ColumbiaPRODUCER: G. Knebel/H. NachtsheimYes, they did it again. This Germanduo, which specializes in hilariousversions of well-known pop hits hasa go at Michael Jackson's Black OrWhite in a way which should make"Weird Al" Yankovic blush. It straysquite far from the original with itshumpapa arrangement.

FORMOSAGirls On The Loose - AriolaPRODUCER: Formosa/Mark AngeloThis Amsterdam -based English four-some more or less continues whereDepeche Mode left off. Althoughsomewhat similar, their sound is farmore beefed up with techno in-fluences, which puts them in perfecttune with today's dance crowds.

PATRICK LEMOINEI've Got The Music In Me - AriolaPRODUCER: WildmaxThis is one of those songs thatessentially has everything needed tosucceed: a strong hook, a catchychorus, a driving house beat andsome ethereal synthesizer lineswhich provide an ambient feel. Itsounds like a bit of an overdose butit works surprisingly well and shouldscore high with both radio and onthe dancefloor.

SALLY DAVIS JUNIORMy Best Friend - WEAPRODUCER:Fehlmann/Thiel/LoderbauerIn spite of the name, this is not aclose relative to the late SammyDavis Jr., but an international Co-logne -based outfit, whose music isprobably best described as dance-able pop. The most striking charact-eristics of their sound are strongmelodies propelled by an array ofelectronic hardware countered byacoustic percussion and drums andsharpened by electric guitars.

TERRY HOAX

Insanity - MetronomePRODUCER: Jens KrauseEven though this song has a distinctlate '60s/early '70s feel somewhatreminiscent of the Doors, it soundsvery contemporary, mainly becauseof the subtle dance beats and thefull-bodied production. The flashyguitar work stands out in particular.

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AFTER HOURSAfter Hours - Global Satellite/AriolaPRODUCER: Mal LukerEveryone interested in powerfulhot-blooded, bluesy hardrockshould investigate into this. Up -

tempo rockers like Girl Like You andGoin' Surfin' and ballads likeSamantha and Tommy's Song aretailor-made for rock radio.

CHROMING ROSEPressure - ElectrolaPRODUCER: Flemming RasmussenYes, they are still with us, thoserough 'n' tough hardrock bandsthat sometimes seem to havedisappeared without a trace.Sounding somewhat like a crossbetween early day Metallica andJudas Priest at their peak, they haveconsiderable potential, especially ifthey can translate their sound in thestudio to the stage which is

essential for this type of band. Someof the stronger songs on this set areThey Will Always Find A Reason,The Snake and You Can't Lie

Anymore.

ELOYDestination - ACI Records/S.P.V.PRODUCER: Frank BornemannProgressive rockers from thatmusic's golden era should bedelighted to find out that after alengthy absence, Germany's premierband from those years is back witha vengeance. Even though theyremain true to their roots they areby no means nostalgic, because theymanage to use modern productionand writing ideas to theiradvantage. This works particularlywell on songs like Call Of The Wild,Fire And Ice and the sophisticatedballad Jeanne d'Arc.

CHRIS NORMANThe Growing Years - PolydorPRODUCER: C. Norman/G. MendeThis former Smokie lead singer al-ready hit paydirt in the mid -'80swith songs like Midnight Lady andSome Hearts Are Diamonds and es-pecially Stumblin' In which was aduet with Suzi Quatro who alsoguests on the most charming I NeedYour Love. From this opening track,the album goes from strength tostrength as witnessed by tracks likeSomeone Is Missing You, Walkin' InThe Rain and the title song.

SVEN VATHAccident In Paradise - WEAPRODUCER: Sven VathThis DJ/producer is a new star in theambient galaxy, occupied by a.o.Brian Eno, Holger Czukay, David Syl-vian and Riuichi Sakamoto. He doeshowever combine the standard ele-ments of the genre with some lesscommon items such as highly per-cussive world beats recorded onlocation all over the world. Someinteresting tracks are An Accident InParadise and Ritual Of Life.

People In The News

SONY DANCE DEAL - Sony Music Germany's Dance Pool label has just concluded a

production deal with successful dance producer Jam El Mar. The first production under the

contract is scheduled for the end of the month. Pictured at the signing of the contract are (I -

r): manager of business affairs Eberhard Kromer, director artist marketing Hubert Wandjo,

manager Jam El Mar Matthias Grein, MD Jochen Leuschner, Jam El Mar and marketing

manager rock/pop international Mike Heisel.

MORE PLATUNUM FOR THE WALL - Drummer of Pink Floyd Nick Mason (centre)

recently left Cologne with several awards for the band's albums under his arm, including

double platinum for "Dark Side Of The Moon" as well as four platinum discs for "The

Wall." Presenting the awards were EMI Germany MD Erwin Bach (I) and EMI Electrola

GSA MD Helmut Fest.

POWER TO THE PACK - Austrian dance group Power Pack, who have leaded the

national singles charts for seven consecutive weeks with their debut "The Birthday Song",

recently received gold from Sony Music Austria. The single is already released in

Germany, Switzerland and Belgium. Pictured above are (4): Sony product manager

Gerald R. Hajos, producer Erwin Kienast, Power Pack members Rose, Stella Jones and

Redge Go M., Sony MD Martin Pammer, National Radio 63's Christian Lehner, producer

Norman Weichselbaum and Power Pack member Robert Benka. Kneeling are Sony A&R

manager Andy Zahradnik and Warner Chappel publisher Reinhard Otto.

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Where Are Sony's UX S Talents Now?In the past, talent contests offering

recording contracts as prizes usually endedup frustrating both the record companies and

the winning artists. With such experiencesalready behind them, the folks at Sony UX-S

in Germany decided to do something aboutthis problem in the second year of their Sony

UX-S Talent Award contest.

Teaming up with numerous players on theGerman music market-including the RockburoNorthrhine-Westphalia, Popkomm, EMI/ Elec-trola and Colgone-based Kick Music-SonyGermany built a network of professionals whoprovided winners with a broad palette ofopportunities to develop both their talent andbusiness skills. Seven winners were selected fromthe 1.000 entries and were offered constructiveand concrete help based on their own individualsituation. "The main prize for this year's contest isrealistic support," explains Rockburo NRW VolkerHeisters. Each of the seven winners received DM4.000 (US$2.500) in cash, which could be used invarious ways to fit their specific needs. In addition,artists received professional consulting, livepresentations at Popkomm '92 in Cologne andextensive promotional support to the press andelectronic media, as well as to A&R people atrecord companies, music publishers andmanagement companies. Ac-cording to Heisters, each of thewinners in effect receivessupport in value of between DM20.000 and DM 40.000, in-cluding direct press promotions.

One of the specific promo-tional/presentation effortsundertaken by Heisters was tocreate a CD compilation of thisyear's winners, which was thensent to record companies,publishers and radio Ms.

This year's winners-Frank-furt-based At The Movies,Suckspeed from Hannover,Berlin -based No Harms, theAmerican Eric "IQ" Gray, the Rude Poets fromCologne, the Bavarian experimental band TechAhead and the Hamburg -based Die Sterne-areby no means newcomers to the German musicscene. All have been actively making music ingroups or as session musicians for a number ofyears, and most have releases on the independentmarket and tour regularly.

No Harms

BREAKING THROUGHAt The Movies, headed up by songwriter/

singer Ingrid Weiser, is the youngest of thegroups. Although Weiser has been an activestudio singer for almost 10 years with considerablegroup experience to her credit, she has not yetscored a record deal. However, this looks as if it isdue to change. According to Welser's publishing,Werner Schwarze of Mainhattan Music(Scorpions, Treat, Roko, etc.), "the Sony UX-STalent Award has aroused the interest of a

number of companies for the group. Unfor-tunately, however, they have only offered singlesdeals."

Schwarze sees other priorities than just gettinga major deal. "The first logical step is to procureindividual concerts for the group, then to set themon tour. If we can't secure an appropriate deal forthe group, we would also consider releasing the

production ourselves and seeking a distributionpartner." Although the group has not yet madeuse of the consultancy opportunities offered tothe winners, Schwarze notes that they may wellmake use of further Sony support in the videoarea.

Eric "IQ" Gray, a black American residing inGermany, has gained considerable experience as aproducer, working with such artists as the PoorRighteous Teachers, Tony Cook and variousGerman groups. As can be heard on his Sub Upalbum The Vinyl Call, the politically and sociallyinvolved artist's own music is clearly hip hop.Comments Mark Chung of the Hamburg -basedFreibank publishing house, "The co-operationwith the Sony UX-S team and Volker Heisters havebeen extremely good. All of the parties met todiscuss what the most sensible step would be. Andsoon the answer was clear. IQ already had a label,and his record was well received, but he had noaccess to TV, such as MTV Rap, because Sub Upcould not finance a video. The award made thispossible, and the video for the title Snakes is nowfinished. "The New Yorker also had a chance toaccompany Boo Ya Tribe on tour. "This wouldalso not have been possible without help fromSony UX-S."

No Harms, a Berlin trio combining hard rock,punk power and soul, has also looked to Freibankas co -publisher and co -management.

"No Harms were just sort of playing around

Tech Ahead

Berlin. Although they have twoindie album releases on themarket, their motivation wasnot what it should be," Chungrelates. "The Sony UX-S contest revitalized thegroup." The group, which is changing its name toGum, are in the process of recording new demos,and Sony UX-S is providing assistance for photosessions, according to Chung, who is also lookingfor a new recording deal for the group.

The Rude Poets, a Cologne -based hip hop/rapformation, have chosen to "do it themselves." Asband member Jens Kameke explains, "We haveour own studio and our own label, SelloutRecords. Our first single was well received in thedance scene, and our next maxi -single is scheduledto be released in January." The band took ad-vantage of the consultancy opportunities offeredby Kick. "They provided us with a lot of basicbusiness information. Now, if offers are made tous, we know what is important, what to say topeople." The group also made use of three days inEMI's Maarweg studios. "We recorded the vocalsthere, which was much better suited for that thanour studio. The Sony UX-S team has also provideda lot of new contacts for us, as well as some gigs.All in all, it has been very helpful." Kameke,however, is realistic. "I don't think it makes sense

for us to go to the majors at this time. The peoplein Germany are just not ready for it. We canadequately cover the scene here working on aconsiderably smaller scale."

HAPPILY INDEPENDENTTech Ahead, an extremely experimental duo

from Bavaria, has also gained a lot of experienceby having their own label, Ant*Arctic. Says

guitarist Fritz Effenberger, "Because we havebeen doing everything ourselves for the last fewyears, we don't really need the consulting. I alsosee no sense in going to the majors. We wouldlike to get a deal with a middle -size independentlabel, if anything. Whether the Sony UX-S

promotions and presentation helps in thisdirection remains to be seen. However, we did usethe money to help finance the manufacturing."

Hannover -based Suckspeed, on the other hand,already has three albums out on the independentWe Bite label distributed by SPV.

Michael Smilgies of Hidden ForceManagement (Fury In The Slaughterhouse)has been working with the group as a consultantfor the last three years. "As a result of the SonyUX-S award," he explains, "we have intensifiedour work with the group, deciding from case tocase exactly what our role should be." Smilgiesconfirms that the band's prize money will be usedto produce new demos at the beginning of 1993."Because the band is already signed to a label, we

are not sure at the momenthow the situation will develop.We have no problems with thelabel, but they have reachedtheir limitations. Suckspeed is ata point where they need a

company with more personneland more contacts. Whether welook for a new deal, which ismade difficult by the existingcontract and the fact that thegroup's music is not easy topromote on radio, or whetherwe perhaps seek otherdistribution possibilities will bedecided when we have thedemos in hand."

Die Sterne, which are signedto the Hamburg indie labelL'Age d'Or, have a maxi -singleand contributions to

compilation albums already on the market. Theirupcoming album, however, will be distributedthrough L'Age d'Or's label with Polydor.According to L'Age d'Or's Pascal, the Sony UX-Saward made it possible for the group "to haveboth a producer and a sound engineer in thestudio, which would have otherwise not beenpossible." The prize money also enabled thegroup to take along a permanent mixer on theirrecent tour, "which greatly improved theirperformance." Despite some criticism from theHamburg indie scene, Pascal and the group feelthe award has benefitted them. Says Pascal, "Wehave gotten coverage in magazines, andpromoters have taken notice. The band has signedwith Powerline in Berlin."

All in all, everybody involved in this year's SonyUX-S talent award are very satisfied with theresults. As Heisters says, "In general I was quitesurprised. The industry's and the musicians'reactions to this new form have been extremelypositive. It seems to be working to everybody'sbenefit."

Robert Lyng



1992: Year Of TheClassical ComebackIf buying habits in the UK haveany relevance to those inEurope as a whole-and theygenerally do-then the grow-ing popularity of 20th centurymusic, and specifically that ofcontemporary composers, is nolonger just a suspicion, but atrend confirmed by year-endsales figures.

John Taverner's The Pro-tecting Veil (Virgin Classics)topped the classical lists. Hen-ryk Gorecki's Third Symphonyand Pieces Of Africa, per-formed by the KronosQuartet, (Elektra/Nonesuch),appear high on the lists, whileEMI's recording of Mark -Anthony Turnage's ThreeScreaming Popes, releasedexclusively as a CD single, andCollins Classics' Earth Dancesby Harrison Birtwhistle alsodid well. These are only themost prominent among anincreasing number of contem-porary works issued by majorsand independents alike.

Attention for new com-posers was undoubtedly givena substantial boost with theintroduction this past year oftwo important series dedicatedto new music: Collins 20thCentury Plus-which at themoment focuses on the work ofcontemporary British com-posers-and Philips ClassicsPoint Music in collaborationwith Philip Glass.

A related trend was a

renewed interest in 20thcentury opera, an often difficultgenre whose repertoire, apartfrom a few well-known works,is the domain of specialists.That may be changing. Operasby Janacek (The CunningLittle Vixen) Poulenc (PelleasEt Melisande) and Stravinsky(Oedipus Rex) were released tomuch acclaim by EMI, Virgin,BMG, DGG and Sonyrespectively, not to mentionupcoming works by Bernstein,Schoenberg and Berg.

So if sales were down 20%due to the recession (andperhaps also to the final stagesof the switch -over entailed bythe introduction of the CD inthe mid -'80s), more albumswere released, and CD saleswere down only about 10%,not bad considering the dimen-sions of the recession. Thatsome areas actually increasedis an encouraging sign. Therecord companies' room foroptimism among the generalgloom is shown by their con-tinued support of new work,with upcoming releases onDecca of Sir Michael Tipet'sByzantium, on Collins of PgterMaxwell Davies' BlackPentacost and Stone Litany aswell as the opera Mary OfEgypt by John Taverner, andfrom Koch International twoworks by American composerCharles Wourinen, Hyperianand A rcheopterix. TB

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Koch Tackles OverabundanceWith Creative Marketing

by Terry Berne

Koch International, described byMD UK Klemens Kundratitz as"a mini -major," is actually anindependent record companyfounded in 1978 by current presi-dent Franz Koch, with headquar-ters in Tirol, Austria. The compa-ny now consists of publishing, CDand cassette manufacturing, DCCduplication, recording facilitiesand distribution companies in bothEurope and the US.

Classical music is one of thefirm's principle fields of focus,though they also handle jazz andworld music. In addition to theroster of distributed and associatedlabels (which, depending on theterritory, includes Chandos,Hyperion and the Russian labelMelodya among others), Kochboasts two classical musicimprints: Koch InternationalClassics, which releases primarilyAmerican repertoire, and Koch-Schwann, which concentrates onromantic, last romantic andmodern repertoire.

About 150 titles a year areissued by Schwann alone. Andwith their own distribution in.Germany, Austria, Switzerland,Holland and Belgium, as well asthe UK, the company has both abroad as well as detailedperspective on the complexclassical music market in Europe.

"Since the advent of the CD,"notes Kundratitz, "classical musichas had an incredible developmentand it is now performing better

than at any time in its history.Because of its special demo-graphic, even the recession hashad only a limited effect."

Can one actually speak of a"European market?" And whatchanges will the single market of1993 entail? "As classical music'spenetration of the market grows,"claims Kundratitz, "definiteregional differences ap-pear, niches which onlyapply within that territory.The most obvious examplewould be increased interestin the work of localcomposers in their homecountry. But local retailand economic realities alsocreate differences. Thearrival of a true commonmarket should help us getproduct to the costumer,"continues Kundratitz, "andsome internal logistics willchange, but it is doubtfulthat the market itself will."

But some new tenden-cies are having an effect. "Marketshare of mid -price and budgetmaterial has increased tremen-dously over the past year," heasserts, "and it is both more inter-esting material and better record-ed. This allows for more market-ing, and this less costly product iseasier to market. The industrysuffers from too many releaseswith too little thought," he adds,echoing what many other industryanalysts have recently concluded."It is increasingly difficult forretailers to do justice to the wealth

of product, and, understandablymust pick and choose."

"In addition, many companiesre-release and repackage materialover and over again, making itdifficult for new artists tocompete, and leaving customersconfused. In the years to come wemust make an effort to releasemore important and worthwhile

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material, as well as concentrate onalternative methods of marketing,be it mail-order, clubs, or othercreative strategies to reach buyersand compliment retail activities."

As for radio, Cundratitzcomments, "Having two specialistclassical labels, BBC Radio 3 isstill our main support and createsthe most impact for us. But wewelcome Classic FM. They donot compete with Radio 3, theywiden the audience and fulfill avery valuable roll for classicalmusic m general."

Classical Station ReportsBBC WORLD SERVKE/London

Jeremy Siepmann Exec. Producer

Poulenc - Catherine Dubose, Rachel Yakar a.o./Lyon OperaOrch./NaganoDialogue Des Carmelites [Virgin]Rossini - Simone Alaimo, Sumi Jo a.o./

Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields/MarrinerII Turco In Italia [Philips]

Meyerbeer - Ian Platt, Bruce Ford a.o./Royal Ph.0./ParryII Crociato In Egilto [Opera Bora]

Straddle! - Catherine Bon, Christine Batty ao./Les Musiciens de Louvre/MinkowskiSon Giovanni Banish:, [Erato]

Brahma - Stephen Kovacevkh/London Philharmonic/SawallischPiano Concerto No. 1 in D minor [EMI]Tipped - Faye Robinson, Sarah Walker o.a./City Of Birmingham Symph. Orch./CBSO Chorus/TippettA Child Of Our Time [Collins Classics]Respighi - Lausanne Chamber Orch./LOpez-CobosTrittrco Botticelliono [Telarc]

Tarim - Orquesta Ciudad de Granada

Dcruas, Gismos, Ropsodio Sinfanico, Temo v Variations,Serena°, Oration del Torero [Cloves]Vend - Moen QuartetStung Quarter In E minor [Collins Classics]

Maple - laud HofmannFlare Conan. Nos I & 2 [Dante]Various - Walter GieselringReno 'mow [Pearl)Voices - Maxis LevitzkiPiero music (APR]

Sieeius - Vienna Ph.D./BernsteinSymphony No I [DC]Wohon - Lynn Hard/Coy of Binmongiarn Syrup], Orch./RattleSymphony No. I, Cello Concert, [EMI]

Shostakovich/bioskorski - Cambial Orch./Von DohnonyiSymphony No. 10/Mosque Ftsiebre [Decal

Aaron Jay Kernis - New York Chamber Symph.of the 92nd Street Y/The Lark Quartet

Symphony In Waves, String Quartet [Argo]Samuel Bather - Chicago Symph. Chorus & Orch./Schenck

The Lovers, Prayers Of Kierkegoard, Op. 30 [Koch]

William Schuman/Bernard Herrmann - Phoenix Syreph./SedaresNew England Triptych/Symphony No. 1 [Koch]

KLASSIK RADIO/Hamburg

Joachim Salon- Producer

Michael Pratorius - New London Consort/P. PickettDances From Terpsichore [Decca]

Hummel, Haydn, Mozart - Reinhold Friedrich/Ac. of St. Martin-in-the-Fields/MarrinerClassical Trumpet Concertos [Capriccio]

Handel - Nathalie Stutzmann/Hannover Bond/R. GoodmanOpero Arias [RCA Victor]Various - Sarah ChangDebut [EMI Classics]

Hentyk Gorecki - Dawn Upshaw/London Sinfonielto/D. ZinmanSymphony No. 3 [Elektra Nonesuch]Various - Misha Maisky/Orch. de Paris/S. BychkovAdagio [DG]Various - El Quintet° Buenos Aires/Royal Ph.D./E. WaftSymphonic Tango (Teldec]

RADIO NEPTUNE/Brest

Jean Le Corvoisier - Prog Dir.

Bark - Zoltan KocsisWorks for piano solo [Philips]

Codex Las Huelgas - SequentiaVarious [DHM]

Ravel- Paul %rayDaphnis et Chloe. Bolero [Mercury]Various - Irmgard Seefriedborder [DGG]

Lebo - David Robertson

rotas :.,,acts]Hrehoith - Riaordo ChollyKai -mermen& 1-7 [Demo]

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Push. Hunger... [Hungaroton]Wed - PhoTeppe Herreweghe

fierkner Requiem - [Harmonic Mundi]

CONCERT RADIO/AmsterdamWaster Splicer - Prog. Dir.Eric Illeys - Programmer

LS. Bad. - Barela/FarrSonata in 9 for Oboe & Continuo BWV 1020 [Channel Classics]C.Phl. loch - Bgisma/Orch. of the Ageof Enighkernent/LeonhardtCe/loccocerto in b Wq. 172 [Virgin]Glazunov L'Orch. de la Suisse Ronande/AnsermetThe Seasons Op. 67 [Dec.')

Schubert - Borodin Siring QuartetOvorteison D.703 [Virgin]Anonymus - Sthola Cantorum Basiliensls7 'lotion Renaissance Dances IBMG]

Prokofpv - Shkovetsky/GilliovViolinsonato Nr. I, Op 80 [Virgin]Elgar - Chicago Symph. Orch./SoltiEnigma Variations [Decca]

Tartini - Gasselloni/I MusiciFluteconcerto in g [Philips]

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Milhaud - Ord,. De EOpera de Lyon/NaganoLa Creation du Monde, Op. 81 [MusiFroncel

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Richard Strauss - Hermann Baumann/Gewandhausork. Leipzig/MosurHornkonsert Nr. 1 i Ess-dur [Philips]

Pergolesi - Emma Kirkby/Akademiet for GemmelMusikk/HogwoodSalve Regina [L'Oiseou-Lyre]

Haydn - Outliner MosaiguesStrykelwortett i G-dur [Aseee]

Bach - Amsterdam Baroldroric./Ton KoopmanCembalokonsert i d -moll [Erato]

Prokofiev Det Skotske Nasjonalork./JarviSymfoni Nr 1 i D-dur, Klassisk Symfoni [Chandos]Tsjaikovskij - Oslo Filh. Ork./Jansons

Itoliensk Capriccio [Chondos]Haydn - Christian Tetzlaff/Norihem Sinfonia/SchiffFiolinkonsert i Odur [Virgin]Max Roger - Bayersk Radios Syrnfork./DavisVariasjoner og Fuge over et Mozart-temo [Philips]

Vivaldi - Fabio Biondi/Ensemblet Det Galante EuropaVinteren Fro Arstidene [OPS]

Muzio Clement Ph.-Ork./Francesco D'AvalosSymfoni Nr. 3 i G-dur [ASV]Chopin - !di! Biret/Tsjekkoslovakisk Stalsork./StankovskyKrakowiok, Konsert-rondo over err Polsk Dans [Naxos]Grieg, til dikt on Arne Garborg - Solveig Kringlebotn,KjeN BokkelundHauglusso, Verk 67 [BMG Ariola]

Mendelssohn - London Classical Players/NorringtonSymfoni Nr. 4 i A-dur, Verk 90 [EMI]

RSR-ESPACE 2/Geneva

Jean-Pierre Rousseau - Head of music dept.Rawl - Orch. de la Suisse Romande/AnserrnetL'Enfont et les Sortileges [Decca]

Beethoven - Francescani/Columbia Symph. Orch./WolterConcerto pour Violon [Sony]Milhaud - MilhaudBoeuf sur le Toit, La Creation du Monde IA. Chadin]Suzanne Dance - Ernest Anserrnet [Coscovelle]Bach - John Eliot GardinerCantatas [Philips]



Everything You Always

Wanted To Know

About Stalion Reports(But Were Afraid To Ask)

Elince the launch of Music & Media in 1984 (then called "Eurotipsheet"),station reports have always been a vital part of the magazine's mission.

Now, nine years later, the section still offers a unique perspective on the pro-gramming of European music radio.

Methods of collecting and processing station reports, however, havechanged dramatically over the years. From the initial hassle of typing in everysingle report in its entirety, to the current data processing and chart comput-ing techniques, has sure been a long journey.

As a service to our most loyal reporters, on the following pages M&M pre-sents the Guide To European Music Radio. This guide features our regularreporters in a brief profile listing specific formats, target groups, rankings andother important details.

M&M's current station reports database is designed to produce all sorts ofcharts and cross -statistics. The present Station Reports, M&M ReporterRoster, EHR Top 40, Regional EHR Top 20, ACE Top 25, EDR Top 25 andTrackFax service (launched autumn 1992) make up only a fraction of its possi-bilities. In the months to come, M&M will launch the new "ECO" statistics(European Crossover), tracking down the cross -region movements of mainlandEuropean talent.

To be able to get a well -structured and reliable picture of European air-play, M&M records playlist activity of its reporting stations through a sophisti-cated set of criteria-formats, station rankings, weighting ratios, rotationlevels and region allocations.

FormatsWith intensifying competition, the necessity to deliver a specific audience tothe advertiser is likewise increasing. The rise of format radio is thereforeinevitable, especially for private and commercial stations.

The need to attract a segmented audience and to deliver a correspondingmusical output is an ongoing process and the European radio situation is farfrom cast in stone. A format can be best described both in terms of program-ming material (music styles) and target audience (age groups). Following arethe main formats currently in use in European music radio:

European Hit Radio (EHR) is Europe's leading music radio format andM&M's Reporter Roster comprises of 65% EHR stations. EHR aims at a youthaudience mostly between 12-34 years and programmes contemporary, Top 40 -oriented music. EHR does not only programme current hit material but alsoemphasizes newly released singles as chart contenders. In other words, EHRplays the hits and the future hits. EHR's core artists for 1992 include GeorgeMichael, Madonna, Roxette, Lionel Richie, Genesis, Annie Lennox andMichael Jackson.

Adult Contemporary Europe (ACE) serves the 25-49 year -olds with a more soft andadult -oriented choice of pop and rock. Typical for ACE is its openness to singer/song-writer type of material, as well as to national product. ACE also tends to pick up hitsfrom mainstream and superstar acts. Some of ACE's 1992 core artists include LionelRichie, Elton John, Billy Ray Cyrus, Lindsey Buckingham, Sade, Glenn Frey andVanessa Paradis.111 European Dance Radio (EDR) aims at 15-30 year -olds with various styles of dancemusic (including hip hop/rap, R&B and swingbeat). As an around -the -clock format,dance radio hardly exists. Because of the uncertainty of labels and advertisers on thecommercial viability of such a format, dance radio remains very mainstream. Duringdaytime hours it centers around the danceable end of EHR, sometimes alternated withballads. The club edge of dance, however, is often featured on individual shows duringspecific hours, often at night. To get the EDR Top 25 less mainstream and more target-ted, M&M is currently boosting its dance roster to better reflect the various sub -genresof dance. EDR's current programming output demonstrates its top 40 orientation:Snap, Shanice, Bobby Brown, Michael Jackson, Rozalla, Shamen and

ScitERight Said Fred. Rock is used by M&M as a general description of various, overlap- .0.1"

`c. SI"ping rock -oriented formats: Album Rock (tracks from album -gyp *oriented rock acts), Classic Rock (oldies from established Rockacts), Alternative/Progressive Rock (the challenging end ofAlbum Rock) and Hard Rock/Heavy Metal. By nature, Rockradio's core artists vary from station to station. Examplesinclude: Red Hot Chili Peppers, Black Crowes, Nirvana,Eric Clapton, Guns N' Roses and Metallica.

Station Rankings & RatiosM&M has awarded each reporting station withone of the following rankings: Platinum, Gold,Silver and Bronze. The ranking serves as an indi-cation of how big or influential a given stationis. Because stations within one ranking may stilldiffer in influence, M&M gives each station itsown in-house weighting ratio to fine-tune itschart impact. In M&M's published listings, how-ever, stations within one ranking are put inalphabetical order.

EHR 65.2%

NI ACE 15.2%

EDR 6.6 %

Rock 3.6 %

EHR/Rock3.3 %

EHR/ACE2.5 %

Other 3.6 %

What's the use of rankings?Rankings help the reader form a clear picture of how the radio landscape in eachmarket is structured and which stations dominate. A more precise guideline to the fourranking levels can be found in the legends of the M&M Reporter Roster on page 39.Rankings also give an indication of how strong stations' playlists are weighted inM&M's airplay charts. It should be noted, however, that points awarded for airplay varywithin one ranking, as explained above.

What are rankings and ratios based on?National rating organizations (e.g. JICRAR, Mediametrie, Gallup) provide the basisfor the allocation of rankings and weighting ratios. A station's status as a trendsettingand/or authoritative force in the programming of new music also contributes to itsranking.

Rotation LevelsVirtually all private stations work with weekly playlists, naming titles on rotation duringthe coming week. In general, a playlist is divided into an "A" list (heavy rotation) and a"B" list (medium rotation). The songs on a given station's A list could get played 10 ormore times a week, while the B list features songs aired about five times a week. How-ever, rotation definitions vary from station to station and another station may havemore than two rota-tion levels, for instanceranging from 1-5 timesa day. In such cases,M&M translates theindividual station'srotation levels intoreasonable A and B

categories. M&M alsodistinguishes titles on"powerplay", i.e.songs on heavy rota-tion that get specialattention during theweek, which oftenmeans extra heavy rotation as well. Usually only one title gets powerplay status eachweek, thus functioning as "the record of the week."

Chart points allocated to a song for its appearance on a given playlist always reflectits rotation status. For statistic and chart purposes, it is also registered if a song isreported by a station for the first time. This produces the numbers of 'New Adds",printed on the EHR pages for each song.

Public channels are often less rotation -minded than private stations and networks.Sometimes they hardly use a playlist at all. In those cases, M&M accepts a list specifyingthe most played records during the past week.

RegionsAs you may have noticed, M&M has started mapping Europe by identifying 11 socio-geographic regions (introduced mid -September 1992), coinciding with the launch of theRegional EHR Top 20 charts. European Hit Radio statistics are now enriched with aninvaluable regional perspective, increasing the visibility of domestic and mainland Euro-pean product.

Regions are not defined purely by geographic boundaries, butare more an indication of common languages and cultures, whichin many cases cross national borders. For example, the Franco-phone region, called West, includes not only French EHR stations,but also the French -language broadcasters in Belgium andSwitzerland.

Due to population differences and the varying stages ofradio's development across Europe, some territories will havemore stations representing them than others. Therefore, rankingsare distributed naturally according to the individual markets.

Charts, Statistics & TrackFaxStation Reports are used for several different purposes. Apartfrom publishing the reports themselves (listing powerplays andadditions to A and B lists only), M&M uses the lists for severalformatted airplay charts: the EHR Top 40, the Regional EHR Top20, the Ace Top 25 and the EDR Top 25, as well as TrackFax, a faxservice (available on request) tracking down airplay on specifictracks.

It is therefore of utmost importance to always receive com-plete playlists from our reporting stations. This includes:

Programmers' 1992 favourites1 SNAP/Rhythm Is A Dancer (Logic, Germany)

2 INNER CIRCLE/Sweat (Alalalalalong) (Metronome, Sweden)3 JON SECADA/Just Another Day (SBK, USA)

4 TEN SHARP/You (Columbia, Holland)5/6 CHARLES & EDDIE/Would I Lie To You (Capitol, USA)

ELTON JOHN/The One (Rocket, UK)The above list is based on a year-end poll among participatingstations in the Guide To European Music Radio.

information about which tracks have been added toor dropped from the playlist

MI An indication of which tracks have been "converted", i.e. moved from onerotation level to another

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title and label for each song

Welcome New Reporters!M&M welcomes new reporters of all formats to the StationReports section, but requests that you first call Station ReportsManager Pieter Kops at (+31) 20.669 1961 to register yourstation. On your request, M&M will fax you our StationReporter Sample Form that may serve as a guideline on howto put together an accurate report.

The reporting deadline is Mondays at 13.00 CET. Stations areasked to fax or call even if their playlist is "frozen' for the

week. If you have any problems faxing your station's report ormeeting the deadline, please contact us. Please ask for Station

Reports Co-ordinator Raul Cairo at (+31) 20.669 1961. PA&M'sReporter fax number is (+31) 20.669 1951 or 1941. Please feel free to

call if you have questions, problems or need special assistance.Pieter Kops

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Guide To European Music RadioAustria (Tel: +43)

01W OE -3 EHR - PLATINUMArgentinierstrasse 30a, 1041 Vienna, Tel: (0)1.50101/0,Fax: (0)1.50101/8299/8963, MD/Prog Dir: Edgar Boehm,Head Of Music: Peter Barwitz, Mktg Mgr: Hans Leitinger.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 25 ' 49. Mainprogrammes: DER OE -3 WECKER, Daily, 5.00-9.00, DJ:

Various; HITPANORAMA, Daily, 11.0412.00, DJ: Guentherlesjak; RADIO HOLIDAY, Daily, 9.00-11.00, DJ: Various; ONEO'CLOCK, Daily, 13.00-14.00, DJ: Oliver Baier.

RADIO CD INTERNATIONAL EHR-GOLD

RADIO

Hofmoklgasse 1-5, 1150 Vienna, Tel: (0)1.891 600, Fax:(0)1.891 6090, MD: Walter Tributsch, Prog Dir: GotthardRieger, Head Of Music: Peter Lossack, Sales Mgrs: PeterMenches, Thomas Obkircher.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 15 - 34, Cum.

Audience 20%, Average Audience: 17%. Main programmes:HIT COUNTDOWN, Fri, 19.00-20.00, DJ: Manfred Riha;INTENSIV STATION, Daily, 20.0022.00, DJ: Katharina Klee;HITCOUNTDOWN, Daily, 15.15-16.15, Peter Lossack; SOULSEDUCTION, Mon, 21.15-22.15, Alexander Hirschenhauser.

Belgium (Tel: +32)

BEL RTIANADI EHR - GOLDRue Royale 112, 1000 Brussels, Tel: (0)2.225 5443, Fax:(0)2.219 6237, MD: Jean -Charles de Keyser, Prog Dir: Jean -Paul Delcomminette, Head Of Music: Serge Jonckers.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 25 - 54, Cum.Audience: 605,000, Average Audience: 427,000. Mainprogrammes: BEAU FIXE, Mon - Fri, 9.00-11.30, DJ: NerveMedian; CHALLENGER, Mon - Fri, 18.00-20.00 + Sat, 14.00-16.30, DJ: Jean-Claude Gerlache; STOP OU ENCORE, Sat,

Sun, 9.00-13.00, DJ: Christian de Paepe; LES GROSSESTETES, Daily, 16.30-18.00, DJ: Philippe Bouvard.

BRTN RADIO 2 WEST-VLAANDEREN EHR - BRONZEConservatoriumplein 1, 8500 Kortrijk, Tel: (0)56.247 311,Fax: (0)56.221 358, MD: Frank Deleu, Head Of Music:Peter de Groot.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 10 +, Cum. Audience:45%, Average Audience: 39%, Source: BRTN STUDIEDIENST.Main programmes: HET ALGEMEEN BELANG, Fri, 14.0016.00, DJ: Peter de Groot; STUDIO WEST, Mon - Fri, 12.0013.00, DJ: Peter de Groot;, 17.00-18.00, DJ: Peter Hermans.

BRTN RADIO 2 OOST-VLAANDEREN EHR - BRONZEMartelaarslaan 232, 9000 Ghent, Tel: (0)91.247 211, Fax:(0)91.253 049, MD/Prog Dir: Rudi Sinia, Producer: Johanvan Achte.Music/Speech: 67/33, Target Group: 20 - 50. Mainprogrammes: RADIO 2 TOP 30, Sat, 12.00-14.00, DJ: Guyde Vynck; VLAAMSE TOP 10, Sat, 11.3012.00, DJ: Erik

Baeyens; HITREVUE, Mon, 18.00-20.00, DJ: Johan deMaeyer.

BRTN RADIO DONNA EHR - PLATINUMAugust Reyerslaan 52, 1043 Brussels, Tel: (0)2.741 5677,Fax: (0)2.736 5462, MD/Prog Dir: Eric Strieleman, HeadOf Music: Marc Deschuyter, Sales Mgr: Paul Driesen,Contact: Marie Jeanne Maes.Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 15 - 34, Max. Reach:25%, Average Audience: 22%, Source: BRTN STUDIEDIENST.Main programmes: JABBEDABBEDOE, Doily, 6.009.00; DJ:Michel Follet, Bart De Prez; FINESSE, Mon - Fri, 10.00-12.00,DJ: Fien Sabbe; DE DONATEUR, Mon - Fri, 13.00-15.00, DJ:Marc Pinter; PRIMADONNA, Sat, Sun, 15.0017.00, DJ:

Mieke Scheldeman.

BRTN STUDIO BRUSSEL EHR/ROCK - PLATINUMAugust Reyerslaan 52, 1043 Brussels, Tel: (0)2.741 3907,Fax: (0)2.735 1972, MD: Jan Schoukens, Prog Dir: JanHautekiet, Head Of Music: Mark Coenen, Sales Mgr:

-Isabelle Bade.Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 15 - 44. Mainprogrammes: MUSEUM, Mon - Fri, 11.00-12.00, DJ: BertGreenen; HIT 50, Sat, 9.0012.00, DJ: Hans Often;AFREKENING, Sun, 10.00-12.00, DJ: Stefan Ackermans;UPDATE, Mon - Fri, 20.00-21.30, DJ: Eric Smout.

HIT FM 106.1 EHR - BONZEKempische Steenweg 105, PO Box 1, 3500 Hasselt, Tel:(0)11.227 525, Fax: (0)11.229 895, MD/Prog Dir: AndreHemeryck, Head Of Music: Luc van Laer.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 15 - 34, Cum.

Audience: 39,400, Average Audience: 18,200, Source: CIMBRUSSELS. Main programmes: OCHTENDFEEST, Mon - Fri,

6.00-9.00, DJ: Jan Brouwer; HITOCHTEND, Mon - Fri, 9.00-12.00, DJ: Luc van Laer; HITMIDDAG, Mon - Fri, 14.00-

16.00, DJ: Hans Libo; ZEG MAAR D., Mon - Fri, 16.00-19.00, DJ: D. van Duffel.

RADIO ANTIGOON EHR-BRONZE

Ankerrui 26, 2000 Antwerp, Tel: (0)3.226 3232, Fax:(0)3.231 1441/14, MD/Prog Dir/HM: Piet Keizer, SalesMgr: Ingrid De Laet, Chief Eng: Bob Mertens.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 15 - 40. Mainprogrammes: Mon - Fri, 6.00-8.00, DJ: Kris De Leyser; Mon -Fri, 8.0011.00. DJ: Guy Van Antwerpen; NON STOP LIVE,Mon - Fri, 11.00-12.00; Mon - Fri, 12.00-14.00, DJ: PietKeizer.

RADIO CONTACT EAR - PLATINUM

Avenue Telemaque 33, 1190 Brussels, Tel: (0)2.347 4880,Fax: (0)2.347 5307, MDs: Pierre Houtmans (Fra), FrancisLemaire (Hol), Prog Dirs: Jean Lou Bertin (Fra), Danny deBruyn (Hol), Promo/Sales Mgr: Kaki Lande.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 12 - 35, Cum.Audience: 8,500,000, Average Audience: 1,413,000,Source: MEDIAMETRIE. Main programmes: SUPER 30 (ERA),Sat, 15.0017.00, DJ: Eric van der Meulen; SUPER 50 IHOI),Sat, 15.00-1700, DJ: Didier Van Molder; HIT CONTACT(FRA), Wed, 15.00-1700, DJ: Marc Vernon; HIT CONTACTHON, Wed, 15.00-17.00, DJ: Eric van der Meulen. RadioContact operates two networks, one in French (Fra) and one inDutch (Hol), The audience figures are combined.

RADIO EXPRES EHR - BRONZESchoenmarkt 27, 2000 Antwerp, PO Box 32 (Zip: 2000),Tel: (0)3.232 7943, Fax: (0)3.234 2881, Prog Dir/Head ofMusic: Marc Dhollander, Mktg/Sales Dir: Ferdi Vanderloo.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 25 - 44. Mainprogrammes: MUZIEKTRAFIEK, Mon - Fri, 16.00-18.00, DJ:Hans Hellemans; SPORT & MUZIEK, Sun, 15.00-18.00, DJ:Michel Deville; SINJORENRADIO, Mon - Fri, 12.00-14.00, DJ:Marc Dhollander; WEEKEND STEMMING, Sat, 16.00-18.00,DJ: Piet van Loon.

RADIO MAXIMA EHR - BRONZEZuidstraat 40/1, 8800 Roeselare, Tel: (0)51.227 224, Fax:(0)51.240 874, MD: Peter Huyghe, Prog Dir/Head ofMusic: Wim Vossen, Sales Mgr: Kris Deroo.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 15 - 44. Mainprogrammes: HITIIIST MAXIMALE 50, Sat, 12.00-15.00, DJ:Chris Vandenbroucke; THE FOX YEARS, Sun, 9.00-12.00, DJ:Wim Vossen; MAXIMA GOLD, Sun, 13.00-15.00, DJ: ChristofRousseau; MAXIMA SERVICE, Sun, 12.00-13.00, DJ: KristofBekaert, Vincent Vanhoorne.

RADIO MOL EHR - BRONZEKeirlandse Zillen 7/2, 2400 Mol, Tel: (0)14.318 571, Fax:(0)14.312 103, MD/Prog Dir: A Zwinnen, Head Of Music:Sonja Celen, Sales Mgr: L Peeters.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 15 +. Mainprogrammes: GOEDEMORGEN, Mon - Fri, 7.00-9.00, DJ:

Mike Dulardin, Sonja Celen; RADIO MOL INFORMATIEF, Mon- Fri, 12.00-13.00, DJ: Selma Caymaz; DE IAATSTE LOODJES,Mon - Fri, 16.00-18.00, DJ: Jeroen Bosch; DE DAVERENDEDERTIG, Sat, 16.00-18.00, DJ: Kris Gielen.

RADIO PARK NOT REPORTING YET

Park105,6 flit

Oude Baan 27, 2930 Brasschaat, Tel: (0)3.652 0480, Fax:(0)3.652 0528, MD/Sales Dir: Patrick Marley, ProgDir/Head of Music: David Daggelinckx.Music/Speech: 88/12, Target Group: 15 - 34, Max. Reach:40%, Source: CIM BRUSSELS. Main programmes:OCHTENDRADIO, Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.00, DJ: Marc Delaet;PARK -PARADE, Wed, 13.00-16.00, DJ: Mr. Pug; DE

MAALTUD, Mon - Fri, 16.00-19.00, DJ: Mr. Pug.

RADIO ROYAAL REGIONAAL EHR - BRONZESt. Odilioloan 120, 3930 Hamont-Achel, Tel: (0)11.645037, Fax: (0)11.647 284, MD/Sales Dir: Bert de Vries, ProgDir/Head of Music: Tom Holland.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 18 Cum. Audience:300,000. Main programmes: KOFFESHOP, Mon - Fri, 11.0013.00, DJ: P de Koning; UlTaNDIGRACHT, Sat, 15.00-1700.DJ: Ab V.d. Lans; MIDDAGCLUB, Mon - Fri, 13.00-15.00, OfTom Holland; TOP 45, Fri, 18.0020.00, DJ: Ronnie sonBrabant.

RTBF RADIO 21 EHR/ROCK - PLATINUMBoulevard Auguste Reyers 52, 1044 Brussels, Tel: (0)2.7372111/4445/2386, Fax: (0)2.736 9566/4247, MD:Claude Delacroix, Prog Dirs: Christine Goor (Head OfMusic), Anne Goreux, Head of Music (W/Ends): MarcYsaye, Sales Mgr: Bernard Chateau.Music/Speech: 75/25, Target Group: 20 - 44. Mainprogrammes: Mon - Fri, 9.00-11.00, DJ: Soda; Mon - Fri,

11.0013.00, DJ: David Joppart; Mon - Fri, 13.0016.00, DJ:Alexandra Vassen; Mon - Fri, 16.00-19.00, DJ: ArnaudQuittelier.

Bulgaria (Tel: +359)

RADIO VARNA EHR - BRONZEPrimorski Boulevard 22, 9000 Varna, PO Box 285 (Zip:9000), Tel: (0)52.231 161, Fax: (0)52.230 211, MD:Stojan Cheshmedjiev, Prog Dir: Vladimir Vatev, Head OfMusic: Christina Pascaleva, Sales Mgr: Encho Chakarov.Music/Speech: 70/30. Main programmes: POP -ROCK

MAGAZINE, Fri, 16.30-6.00, DJ: Encho Chakarov; MUSICALTELEPHONE & EUROCHART HOT 100, Sat, 1700-18.00, DJ:Konstanly Kolev.

Czech Republic (Tel: +42)

EUROPA 2 PRAGUE ACE -GOLDCeletna 17, 110 00 Prague 1, Tel: (0)2.232 2277, Fax:(0)2.232 0355, MD: Michael Fleischmann, Prog Dir/Headof Music: Josef Vlcek, Sales Mgr: Jan Dobes.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 25 - 44, AverageAudience: 28%, Source: MEDIAMETRIE. Main programmes:AMERICAN TOP 40, Sat, 10.00-14.00, DJ: Martin Vysusil;HITPARADA EUROPY 2, Fri, Sun, 20.00-21.00, DJ: MartinHrdinka; RANO S VELRYBOU, Mon - Fri, 6.009.00, DJ: VitekPokorny. Programs relayed from France by satellite (French rock),plus some productions with Czechoslovak Radio.

RADIO BONTON EHR - GOLDZeleny Pruh 99, 140 50 Prague 4, Tel: (0)2.643 2564 or643 1983, Fax: (0)2.692 3032 or 692 3034, MD: PetrDvorak, Prog Dir: Karel Oubrecht, Head Of Music: DusanKotora, Sales Mgr: Ivan° Tolarova.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 19 - 30. Mainprogrammes: RADIO BONTON TOP 20, Sun, 18.0020.00,DJ: Milos Pokovny; EHR TOP 40, Sun, 21.0023.00, DJ: KarelKnechtl; LONDON CALLING, Thu, 18.0020.00 + Sat,

10.0012.00, DJ: Petr Kral; MORNING SHOW, Mon - Fri,

6.00-9.00, DJ: Roman Ondracek.

RADIO RTL PRAGUE ACE/EHR - GOLD1 Pluku 7, 180 00 Prague 8, Tel: (0)2.263 063, Fax:(0)2.261 159, Prog Dir/Head of Music: Pawel Hruska.Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 25 - 44. Mainprogrammes: MORNING WITH RTL, Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.00, DJ:Pawel Hruska; Mon - Fri, 9.00-12.00, DJ: Kubla, Kricek; Mon -Fri, 12.00-15.00, DJ: Kohout; MAGAZIN RTL, Mon - Fri,

15.00-19.00, DJ: lastovicka

Denmark (Tel: +45)

AALBORG NAERRADIO EHR - GOLDRiihimakivej 6, PO Box 7089, 9200 Aalborg, Tel: 98188811, Fax: 9818 8440, MD: Vagn Pedersen, Prog Dir:Henrik Dahl, Head Of Music: Nils Vederso, Sales Mgr:Henrik Ellegaard.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 20 - 50, Cum.Audience: 350,000, Average Audience: 250,000. Mainprogrammes: Mon - En, 9.00-18.00, DJ: Carsten Schmidt,Dorte Laulund, Olaf Meditzky, Niels Vederso.

ARHUS NAERRADIO EHR-GOLDFrederiksgade 45/1, 8000 Arhus C, Tel: 8620 9600, Fax:8613 1011, MD/Sales Dir: Lars Lohman, Prog Dir: JackFridithof, Head Of Music: Jesper Schousen.Music/Speech: 90/10, Cum. Audience: 300,000. Mainprogrammes: UGENS TOP 20, Wed, 20.00-22.00, DJ: JesperSchousen.

DENMARKS RADIO CHANNEL 3 (P3) EHR/ROCK- PLATINUMRosenorns Alle 22, 1999 Frederiksberg C, Tel: 3520 3040,Fax: 3520 6520, Prog Dir: Pelle Aarsleff, Head Of Music:Torben Bille.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 15 - 40. Mainprogrammes: MASKINEN, Mon - Fri, 12.301500; MIXET,Mon - Thu, 19.00-21.00; X3, Fri, 19.00-22.00; HIT -PA -HIT,Sat, 19.00-22.00.

RADIO 89.1 EHR - SILVERStengade 51, 3000 Helsingor, Tel: 4920 3800, Fax: 49201238, MD/Sales Dir: Steen Thomsen, Prog Dir: Niels Berg,Head Of Music: Johannes Olsen.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 15 - 44, Cum.Audience: 30,000, Average Audience: 15,000, Source:

GALLUP MARKEDSANALYSE. Main programmes: SMASH HITS,Mon - Fri, 9.00-10.00/13.00-14.00, DJ: Henning Olsen;CAFE 89.1, Mon - Fri, 11.00-13.00, DJ: Niels Berg; BIGDADDY, Mon - Fri, 10.00-11.00/14.00-15.00, DJ: JohannesOlsen; GODMORGEN HELSINGOR, Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.00, DJ:Lars Westh.

RADIO ABC EHR - GOLDBrotohen 10, 8900 Randers, PO Box 174 (Zip: 8900), Tel:8640 1222, Fax: 8640 5522, MD: Stig Hartvig Nielsen,Prog Dir: Henrik Henneberg, Head Of Music: Kent Hansen,Sales Dir: Palle Bo.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 15 - 49, Cum.Audience: 250,000, Source: GALLUP MARKEDSANALYSE.Main programmes: ABC OM MORGENEN, Mon - Fri, 6.009.00, DJ: Kent Hansen; Mon - Fri, 9.00-12.00, DJ: AllanKrautwald: Mon - Fri, 12.0015.00, DJ: Henrik Henneberg;Mon En 15.0017 00, DJ: Peter Bernoe.

RADIO AIRPORT FM EHR - SILVERTornbrgardsvej 5, 2770 Kastrup, PO Box 45 (Zip: 2770),Tel: 3151 9777, Fax: 3152 2417, MD: Jan Elbjorn, ProgDirs: Per Andersen (Day), Peter Enger (Night), Head OfMusic: Flemming Beck, Sales Mgr: Lasse Roldkjaer.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 20 - 50, Cum.

Audience: 66,000, Average Audience: 32,000, Source: AGBGALLUP. Main programmes: AIRPORT CHARTEN, Mon, 13.0015.30, DJ: Jens Pedersen, Flemming Beck; PLADERAESET, Fri,13.00-15.30, DJ: Jens Pedersen, Kenny Jensen;

DYNELOFTEREN, Sat, 10.00-13.00, DJ: Kenneth Bloch, P

Martin; TALKSHOW, Tue, 21.0023.00, DJ: Kenny Jensen, DRasmussen.

RADIO AMAGER/BRONDBY EHR - SILVERHogsbrovej 8, 2770 Kastrup, PO Box 65 (Zip: 2770), Tel:3252 0861, Fax: 3252 1705, MD: Torben Svendrup, Prog -Ed: Thorlajorn Nesjan, Head Of Music: Susan Duelund.Music/Speech: 75/25, Target Group: 20 - 50, Cum.Audience: 144,000, Average Audience: 76,000, Source:AGB GALLUP. Main programmes: GO'MORN AMAGER, Mon- Fri, 6.00-10.00, DJ: Dennis Christensen; BRONDBYBOULEVARD, Mon - Fri, 14.00-18.00, DJ: Susan Duelund, DMadsen, C tagermat; TOP 30, Sun, 12.0414.00/19.0021.00, DJ: Raini Urbshaut.

RADIO HERNING EHR - SILVERMindegade 1, 7400 Herning, Tel: 9722 0122, Fax: 97212139, MD: Jan Ole Lund, Prog Dir/Head of Music: UlrikHyldgaard, Sales Mgr: Erling Nystrup.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 12 - 50, Cum.Audience: 70,000, Average Audience: 44,000. Mainprogrammes: GO'MORGENRADIO, Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.00, DJ:Ulrik Hyldgaard; GO'FORMIDDAG PA HERNING, Mon - Fri,

9.0012.00, DJ: Anne Vibe Nielsen; GOMIDDAG, Mon - Fri,12.00-14.00, DJ: Per '<per Jensen; GO'MIDTJYLIAND, Mon -

Fri, 15.00-17.00, DJ: Flemming Madsen.

RADIO HOLBAEK EHR - BRONZENygade lb, PO Box 321, 4300 Holbaeck, Tel: 5343 0714,Fax: 5944 2045, MD: Per Simonsen, Prog Dirs: JanneJacobsen (Sales Dir), Stig Nielsen (Head of. Music)Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 10 +. Mainprogrammes: GO'EFTERMIDDAG, Mon - Fri, 12.30-15.00, DJ:Stig Nielsen; PIADEBAREN, Tue - Fri, 15.0016.00, DJ: Mr.Sjak, Karoline Lindberg, Jakob Damkaer, Peter Jensen; 2TALKRONE RADIO CD TOP 10, Mon, 15.0016.00, DJ: JakobDamkaer; HITEKSPRESSEN, Fri, 21.30-24.00, DJ: Stig Nielsen

RADIO KOLDING EHR - BRONZEJernbanegade 35, 2, th, 6000 Kolding, Tel: 7550 2777,Fax: 7553 2465, MD: Tage Rasmussen, Prog Dir: GeertMadsen, Head Of Music: Claus Nielsen, Sales Mgr: TorbenAndersen.Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 15 - 49. Mainprogrammes: MORGENVAEKKEREN, Daily, 6.00-9.00, DJ:

Henrik Dalgaard; RK ROULETTEN, Mon - Fri, 9.0012.00, DJ:Claus Nielsen; RK FROKOST, Mon - Fri, 12.00-15.00, DJ:Pemille Georgi Nielsen; GO'EFTERMIDDAG, Mon - Fri, 15.0018.00, DJ: Bo Andresen.

RADIO ODENSE EHR - SILVERVestergade 23, 2 sal, 5000 Odense, PO Box 1210 (Zip:5100), Tel: 6591 9293, Fax: 6591 0059, MD: CarstenPedersen, Prog Dir/Head of Music: Blame Mouridsen, SalesMgr: Jens Fabrin.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 20 - 44, Cum.Audience: 134,000, Average Audience: 67,000, Source:AGB GALLUP. Main programmes: AIRPIAY CHART, Thu,

15.0418.00, DJ: Martin Rasmussen, J Andersen; COCA COLAEUROCHART HOT 100, Fri, Sun, 20.00-22.00, DJ: NielsPedersen; HITBAROMETRET, Sat, 18.00-20.00, DJ: Peter

Lesley.



Guide To European Music RadioRADIO ROSKILDE ACE - SILVERHersegade 22, 4000 Roskilde, Tel: 4235 8500, Fax: 42358040, MD: Kate May Lind, Prog Dir: Carsten Sivertsen,Head Of Music: Karsten Bendix, Sales Mgr: AnneliseJorgensen.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 12 50, Cum.Audience: 53,000, Average Audience: 81,000, Source:GALLUP MARKEDSANALYSE. Main programmes:MORGENRADIO, Mon Fri, 6.00-9.00, DJ: Lau Wulfsberg;FORMIDDAG, Mon - Fri, 9.00-12.00, DJ: Karsten Bendix;EFTERMIDDAGS RADIO, Mon - Fri, 13.00-17.00, DJ: HenrikLundsgaarck MIDNATSDISKOTEK, Fri, 21.00-24.00, DJ: SteenOlsen.

RADIO SYDKYSTEN ACE - BRONZEMollevej 7a, 2690 Karlslunde, PO Box 11 (Zip: 2680), Tel:4215 1255, Fax: 4215 0899, Station Mgr: WibekeVangkilde, Prog Dir: Kaj Jensen, Head Of Music: Peter Hald,Sales Dir: Jytte van Deurs.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 25 - 54, Cum.Audience: 54%, Average Audience: 30%, Source: AGBGALLUP. Main programmes: FYRAFTEN, Daily, 16.00-18.0QDJ: lb Henriksen; TOP 30, Sun, 14.0016.00, DJ: MartinFalborg; HER OG NU, Sat, Sun, 8.00-10.00, DJ: JohnLudvigsen.

RADIO VICTOR MOR/EHR - SILVERJernbanegade 18, 6700 Esbjerg, Tel: 7545 0400, Fax:7545 0494/0203, MD/Prog Dir: Steen Mogensen, HeadOf Music: Lars Meibom, Sales Mgr: Brian Hallen.Music/Speech: 65/35, Target Group: 12 - 42. Mainprogrammes: DREJESKIVEN, Mon - Fri, 13.00-15.00, DJ: LarsMeibom; STUDIE 92, Mon - Fri, 15.00-16.30, DJ: ThomasKristensen, Christina Thomsen; AIRPLAY TOP 40, Sat, 13.00-/6.00, DJ: Henrik Lauridsen; A -Z LP/CD TOP 40, Sun, 13.0016.00, DJ: PeterJoergensen.

VOICE NAERUM, THE EHR - SILVERNaerum Hovedgade 95, 2850 Naerum, Tel: 4550 5050,Fax: 4550 5199, MD: Otto Reedtz-Thott, Prog Dir: KasperLange, Sales Mgr: Peter Brick.Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 15 - 34, Cum.

Audience: 89,000, Source: GALLUP MARKEDSANALYSE. Mainprogrammes: MORGENKRYDDERKANALEN, Mon - Fri, 8.30-10.00, DJ: Allan Kjaergaard, Lille Lars; THE VOICE

AIRPLAYCHART, Sun, 13.00-15.00, DJ: Hans Anders; THEVOICE JUKEBOXCHART, Wed, 13.00-17.00, DJ: ChristianLuckow, Allan Kjaergoord.

VOICE - NORDIYLLAND, THE EHR - SILVERSoparken 4, 9440 Abybro, PO Box 110 (Zip: 9440), Tel:9824 2655, Fax: 9824 4554, Prog Dir/Head of Music:Dennis Kronborg, Sales Mgr: Ole Holm Christensen.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 15 - 34, Cum.

Audience: 110,000, Source: GALLUP MARKEDSANALYSE.Main programmes: THE THOMAS MADVIG MORNINGSHOW, Mon - Fri, 7.00-10.00, DJ: Thomas Madvig; THEDENNIS KRONBORG SHOW, Mon - Fri, 12.0014.00, DJ:Dennis Kronborg; THE KEVIN JAMES SHOW, Mon - Thu,

16.00-18.00 + Fri, 17.00-19.00, DJ: Kevin James; THEVOICE AIR -PLAY CHART, Sat, 16.00-18.00, DJ: DennisKronborg, FritzJensen.

VOICE ODENSE, TILE EHR - SILVERBrogade 6-8, 5100 Odense, 1163 (Zip: 5100), Tel: 66178000, Fax: 6612 4640, MD: Otto Reedtz-Thott, Prog Dir:Eik Frederiksen, Head Of Music: David Dowsett, Sales Mgr:Jan Evan Clausen.Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 10 - 34, Cum.Audience: 103,000, Average Audience: 51,000, Source:GALLUP MARKEDSANALYSE. Main programmes: VOICESINGLE AIRPLAY CHART, Wed, 20.00-22.00 + Sat, 14.0016.00, DJ: David Dowses; IT'S EIK ON THE MIKE, Sat, 9.00-12.00, DJ: Eik Frederiksen; GROVBOLLEN, Mon, Wed Fri6.00-9.00, DJ: Eik Frederiksen, Bo Bomuld; SATURDAY NIGHTPARTY PATROL, Sat, 22.00-24.00, DJ: Hans Hansen.

VOICE, THE EHR-GOLDVesterbrogade 2e, 1620 Copenhagen V, Tel: 3332 9798,Fax: 3393 0807, MD: Otto Reedtz-Thott, Prog Dir/Head ofMusic: Lars Kjaer, Sales Mgr: Eric Hansen.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 15 - 24, Cum.Audience: 337,000, Source: AGB GALLUP. Mainprogrammes: THE VOICE AIRPLAYCHART, Sun, 15.00-17.00,DJ: Dan Rachlin, Frank Rasmussen; THE VOICEALBUMAIRPIAYCHART, Mon, 14.00-16.30, DJ: Lars Kjaer;GROVBOLLEN, Mon - Fri, 7.00-10.00, DJ: Dennis

Johannesson, Frank Rasmussen; SIADDERSPAITEN, Thu, 74.0016.30, DJ: Philip lundsgaard

Finland (Tel: +358)

RADIO 100/RADIO SATA ACE - SILVERAurakatu 8, 20100 Turku, PO Box 1 (Zip: 20251), Tel:(9)21.337 200, Fax: (9)21.337 451, MD: Leena Ryynanen,Prog Dir: Markku Heikkila, Heads Of Music: Kari Polonen,Kari Purssila, Sales Mgr: Pirjo Brusin.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 25 - 49.

RADIO CITY ROCK - GOLDPorkkalankalu 1, 00180 Helsinki, PO Box 291 (Zip:00181), Tel: (9)0.694 1366, Fax: (9)0.694 0479/9252,MD: Christian Moustgaard, Prog Dir: Eero Hyvonen, HeadOf Music: Mage Vainio, Sales Mgr: Timo Kakko.Music/Speech: 75/25, Target Group: 15 - 34, Cum.Audience: 45%, Average Audience: 21%, Source:

FINNPANEL. Main programmes: POWER 96, Mon, Wed,17.00-19.00, DJ: Norppa/Ski; BELLON GALLERIA, Mon,Wed, Thu, Fri, 12.0014.00, DJ: Bello Romano; MORNING

SHOW, Mon - Fri, 7.00-9.00, DJ: Luoma/lone; PYSTYS, Mon,Tue, Thu, 14.0017.00, DJ: Massa.

RADIO SATAPLUS/RADIO 100+ EHR - GOLDHallituskatu 16, 33200 Tampere, PO Box 55 (Zip: 33201),Tel: (9)31.121 211, Fax: (9)31.122 099, MD: Matti Tulin,Prog Dir: Soili Luoto, Head Of Music: Pentti Teravainen,Soles Mgr: Jan Hemmila.Music/Speech: 75/25, Target Group: 20 - 50, Cum.Audience: 400,000, Average Audience: 200,000, Source:F1NNPANEL. Main programmes: BACKSTAGE/PAINUTAANPARKETILIE, Fri, 12.00-14.00/15.00-17.00, DJ: PenttiTeravainen; RADIO TOP 20/NEW RELEASES, Thu, 14.0015.00/17.00-18.00, DJ: Pentri Teravainen; LISTAHITIT, Fri,

18.00-20.00, DJ: Juissi, Pentti Teravainen; POP EUROPE, Sun,18.00-20.00, DJ: Minna Korhonen, Pentti Teravainen.

RADIO YKKONEN - RADIO ETTAN EHR - GOLD

Kumpulantie 7, 00520 Helsinki, PO Box 72 (Zip: 00521),Tel: (9)0.146 4911, Fax: (9)0.146 1770, MD: MarkkuVeijalainen, Prog Dir/Head of Music: Juba Kakkuri, SalesMgrs: Sten Johansson, Jarrno Hellas.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 25 - 49. Mainprogrammes: E1AMAA STADISSA, Mon - Fri, 9.0012.00, DJ:Mikke Stenberg, T Ukkola; SAKKI AUKI, Tue - Fri, 15.0018.00, DJ: Joke Linnamaa; ETTANIN ILTAPAIVA, Mon, 15.00-18.00, DJ: Juha Kakkuri; EUROHITS, Fri, 18.3021.00, DJ: Mr.

JoY JoY.

Europe

YLE 2 RADIOMAFIA EHR - PLATINUM

PO Box 127, YLE Radio House, 00241 Helsinki, Tel:

(9)0.14801, Fax: (9)0.148 2650, Prog Dir: Pentti

Kemppainen, Head Of Music: Jukka Haarma.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 10 - 34, Cum.Audience: 1,241,000, Average Audience: 1,030,000,Source: FINNPANEL. Main programmes: ROCKMAFIA, Mon -Fri, 7.0019.00, DJ: Leena Lehtinen; PRESSIKLUBI, Mon - Fri,

12.00-13.30, DJ: Juha Roiha; METALLILIITTO, Wed, 19.00-20.30, DJ: Klaus Flaming; DANCE MOB, Sat, 21.0024.00,DJ: Alex Nieminen.

France (Tel: +33)

EUROPE 2 NETWORK ACE - PLATINUM26 bis rue Francois I, 75008 Paris, Tel: 1.4723 1063/4,Fax: 1.4723 1059, MD: Martin Brisac, Prog Dir: MarcGarcia, Head Of Music: Christian Savigny, Sales Mgr:Olivier Cantet.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 25 - 44, Cum.

Audience: 4.5%, Source: MEDIAMETRIE. Main programmes:LES NUIS, Mon - Fri, 7.00-9.00, DJ: Thierry Weigert; Mon -Fri, 11.00-15.30, DJ: Remy Jonnin; Mon - Fri, 15.3019.30,DJ: Nicolas Du Roy; LES CHANSONS D'AMOUR, Mon - Fri,

22.00-1.00, DJ: Bruno taboure.

FUN RADIO NETWORK EHR GOLD143 avenue Charles de Gaulle, 92521 Neuilly-sur-Seinecedex, Tel: 1.4747 1172, Fax: 1.4747 4822, GM: BenoitSillard, Prog Dir/Head of Music: Nerve Lemair.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 19 - 30. Mainprogrammes: Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.00, DJ: Difool, Julia;

Europe 2 the radiowhich knows

frontiersEurope 2 - France

Evropa 2 - Czech republic

Europa 2 - Slovak republic

Europa Plus - Russia

Radio Salt) - Germany

Europe 2 - Belgium

Cadena Top - Spain

Radio Mercury - Great Britain

Radio Zet - Poland

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Guide To European Music RadioZAPPIN'FUN, Mon - Fri, 17.00-19.30, DJ: Bruno Treize;RUSSIAN ROULETTE, Mon - Fri, 19.3022.00, DJ: Difool, TheDoc.

ISABELLE FM EHR-BRONZE

La Tuiliere, PO Box 10, 24350 Tocane Saint Apre, Tel:5303 4244, Fax: 5354 9257, MD: Isabelle Rachel, ProgDir/Head of Music: Patrick Lapeyronnie, Sales Mgr: FabriceElias.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 12 - 35. Mainprogrammes: MATINS CALINS, Mon - Sat, 9.00-12.00, DJ:Julie De Figueiredo; MAGIC SHOW/TURBOMIX/STARFLASH,Wed, 16.00-18.00 + Sat, Sun, 16.00-19.00, DJ: ChristophePetitbreuil; LES DEDICACES, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sun,

18.00-20.00, DJ: Isabelle Racket; LES RIGOLOS DU SAMEDISOIR, Sat, 20.3024.00, DJ: Patrick Raphanel, ChristopheRaphanel.

M40 EHR - PLATINUMN'veau Forum d'Halles, 12 Grande Galerie, 75045 Pariscedex 1, Tel: 1.4039 0505, Fax: 1.4039 0506/55, StationDir: Javier Pons, Prog Dir/Head of Music: Christian Lefebvre.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 15 - 34, Cum.Audience: 632,000, Average Audience: 560,000, Source:MEDIAMETRIE. Main programmes: CHOC DES NOUVEAUXTOPS, Mon - En, 17.00-20.00, DJ: Pat Angeli; MUSIC NEWS,Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.00, DJ: Frank Valliere; AMERICAN TOP 40,Sun, 10.0013.00, DJ: Philippe Mangelure; TOP M40, Sat,10.00-13.00, DJ: Pat Angeli.

NRJ NETWORK EHR - PLATINUM

39 avenue d'lena, 75116 Paris, Tel: 1.4720 0606/47230850, Fax: 1.4723 3287, Tlx: 644834, President: Jean PaulBaudecroux, Prog Dir: Max Guazzini, Head Of Music:Christophe Sabot, Sales Dir: Bernard Malvezin.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 15 34, AverageAudience: 4,500,000, Source: MEDIAMETRIE. Mainprogrammes: MI MUSIC TOUR, Mon - Fri, 17.00-19.00, DJ:Marc Scalia; Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.00, DJ: EricJeanJean; Sat, Sun,8.00-14.00, DJ: Julien Courbet; BEST OF NRJ, Mon - Fri,

19.0022.00, Sam Z.

ONDE LATINE, L' NATIONAL MUSIC - SILVER13796 Aix en Provence, Cedex 3, 221 000 (Zip: 13796),Tel: 4239 7744, Fax: 4239 7683, MD: Laurent Perallat,Prog Dir: Bruno Laboure, Head Of Music: Maxime Airoldi,Sales Mgr: Bruno Couly.Music/Speech: 95/5, Target Group: 25 - 49, Cum.Audience: 2%. Main programmes: LE TOP FRANCAIS, Sat,18.0019.00, DJ: Philippe Sage; LES CONCERTS DE L'ONDELATINE, Sun, 18.0019.00, DJ: Moxime Airoldi.

RADIO CANTAL EHR - BRONZE20 rue Marie Maurel, PO Box 231, 15002 Aurillac, Tel:7148 0808, Fax: 7148 2273, MD: Nicolas Martin, ProgDir: Renaud Saint -Andre.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 15 - 54. Mainprogrammes: LES MATINALES, Mon - Fri, 6.30-9.00, DJ:

Renaud Saint -Andre; MEDIATONIC, Mon - Fri, 11.30-12.30,DJ: Not Available; LENVERS DU DECOR, Wed, 20.00-21.30,DJ: Fabrice Havard; LE BRUIT & LA FUREUR, Fri, 19.0020.00,DJ: Fab 'N'Jean.

RADIO MANCHE ACE - BRONZE10 quai d'Agneaux, 50000 Saint -Lo, PO Box 370 (Zip:50010 C.dx), Tel: 3305 3230, Fax: 3357 0352, MD:Benoit de la Croix, Prog Dir: Thierry Hot, Sales Mgr: LudovicDevesa.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 15 - 34. Main

programmes: LE 7/10, Mon - Fri, 7.00-10.00, DJ: Thierry Hot,Patrice Gabard; HIT DES CLUBS, Sat, 17.0020.00, DJ:

Dodgy.

RADIO SERVICE EHR - SILVER6 rue des Fabres, 13001 Marseille, Tel: 9191 1111, Fax:9191 2829, Prog Dir/Head of Music: Christian Vichi.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 15 - 40. Mainprogrammes: Mon - Fri, 6.00-10.00, DJ: Christian Segui; FMET RIDES, Mon - Fri, 10.00-12.00, DJ: Fabrice Doled;MUSIOUE ET VOYANCE EN DIRECT, Mon - Fri, 16.00-20.00,DJ: Fafa Manteca; NOUVEAUTE, Mon - Fri, 20.00-24.00, DJ:Andre Fourmel.

REM NETWORK ACE/ROCK - GOLD15 quai de Dion Bouton, 92816 Puteaux, Tel: 1.40991515, Fax: 1.4204 1809, MD: Andrew Manderstam, MusicProg Dir: Jean -Paul Michel.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 25 - 44. Mainprogrammes: Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.00, DJ: Gilles Marino; Mon -Fri, 9.00-13.00, DJ: Christophe Dubrueil; Mon - Fri, 13.00-/ 700, DJ: Karine Ambrosio; Mon - Fri, 170021.00, DJ: Jean

Francois Latour.

RIVIERA RADIO ACE - SILVER16 boulevard Princesse Charlotte, 98000 Monaco, Tel:9325 4906, Fax: 9330 4245, MD/Prog Dir: RichardYonge, Head Of Music: Andrew Astbury.Music/Speech: 60/40, Target Group: 25 54. Mainprogrammes: GOOD MORNING RIVIERA, Mon - Fri, 7.00-10.30, DJ: Duncan Larkin; Mon Fri, 10.3014.30, DJ: DaevidFortune; AFTERNOON CRUISE, Mon - Fri, 14.3019.00, DJ:Andrew Astbury; Mon - Fri, 19.00-1.00, DJ: Linda Joyce.

Ru. RADIO LUXEMBOURG ACE - PLATINUM22 rue Bayard, 75008 Paris, Tel: 1.4070 4070/4105-6,Fax: 1.4070 4450/4272, President: Jacques Rigaud, ProgDir Philippe Labro,Head Of Music: Monique Le Marcis.Target Group: 10 - 24. Main programmes: LES NOCTURNES,Doily, 24.00-3.00, DJ: George Lang, Lionel Richebourg;SAGA, Sat, 20.00-22.00, DJ: George Lang; CLASSIC ROCK,Sat, 22.00-24.00, DJ: George Lang; W.COUNTRY, Sun,22.00-24.00, DJ: George Lang.

SKYROCK FRANCE NETWORK EHR - PLATINUM6 rue Pierre Lescaut, 75001 Paris, Tel: 1.4236 8200, Fax:1.4026 2643, MD: Pierre Bellanger, Prog Dir/Head ofMusic: Laurent Bouneau.Target Group: 15 - 24, Cum. Audience: 1%, AverageAudience: 2,000,000, Source: MEDIAMETRIE. -Mainprogrammes: ARNOLD AND HIS FRIENDS, Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.00, DJ: Arnold; TURLUTUTU, Mon - Fri, 17.00-19.00, DJ:Laurent Guillaume, Supemana; BONSOIR LA PIANETE, Mon -Fri, 20.00-22.00, DJ: Mahler; LA JUNGLE EN DELIRE, Tue - Fri,9.00-12.00, DJ: Lorenzo.

VOLTAGE FM DANCE -GOLD14 place Carnot, 93110 Ropy -sous -Bois, PO Box 30 (Zip:93114), Tel: 1.4894 9797/8000, Fax: 1.4894 6103, MD:Jean -Marc Cohen, Prog Dir/Head of Music: Olivier Allardet.Music/Speech: 99/1, Target Group: 15 - 34, AverageAudience: 320,000, Source: RTV MULTICOM. Mainprogrammes: LE CLUB, Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.00, DJ: ChristopheMartinon; MEGAFUNKSHOW, Mon - Fri, 17.00-20.00, DJ:Olivier Allardet; TONTON FUNK, Sat, 15.00-18.00, DJ:

Tonton Funk; CLUB DANCE, Sat, 18.0022.00, DJ: Phil.

Germany (Tel: +49)

104.6 Ru, BERLIN EHR-GOLD

RTL

"D4104416 RTL i

Kurfuerstendamm 207-208, 1000 Berlin 15, Tel: (0130.884840, Fax: (0)30.8848 4121, MD: Bernt von zur Muehlen,Prog Dir: Arno Mueller, Head Of Music: Loraine Granger,Sales Mgr: Irene Johnson.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 18 - 40, AverageAudience: 190,000, Source: MEDIA ANALYSE MA. Mainprogrammes: ARNO UND DIE 104.6 RR MORGENCREO,Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.00, DJ: Arno Mueller, S Offierowski; DERALTE AMI, BIGGEST HITS '70r80r90, Mon - Fri, 12.00-15.00, DJ: Rik Delisle; WUNSCH-HIT, Mon - Fri, 15.00-19.00, DJ: Andreas Dorfmonn; HITS DER WOCHE, Sun,10.0014.00, DJ: Karsten Klaue, S Hennig.

ANTENNE BAYERN EHR-PLATINUM

Muenchner Strasse 20, 8043 Unterfoehring-Munich, Tel:(0)89.959 99/141, Fax: (0)89.957 9845, Tlx:175214217, MD: Karlheinz Hoerhammer, Prog Dir: MichaelHaas, Head Of Music: Raimund Wagner, Chief Eng:

Andreas Nitschke, Sales Mgr: Michael Rancka.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 25 - 54, Max. Reach:5,370,000, Average Audience: 700,000, Source: MEDIAANALYSE MA. Main programmes: NEUVORSTELLUNGEN,Mon, 19.00-21.00, DJ: Markus Steinkuhl; GOLDEN OLDIENSHOW, Tue, 19.00-22.00 DJ: Raimund Wagner; POWERNIGHT, Fri, 20.002.00, DJ: Markus Steinkuhl; ON THE ROADAGAIN, Sun, 20.002.00, CY: Angeliko Demmer -Schmidt,Raimund Wagner.

ANTENNE NIEDERSACHSEN, DAS RADIO ACE - PLATINUMGoseriede 9, 3000 Hanover 1, Tel: (0)511.91180, Fax:(0)511.911 8209, MD/Prog Dir: Hans Georg Bourn, HeadOf Music: Antje Schmidt.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 25 - 49, AverageAudience: 203,000, Source: INFRATEST. Main programmes:ANTENNE WECKER, Mon - Sat, 5.30-9.00; MORGENTREFF,Mon - Sat, 9.00-12.00; REGENBOGEN, Mon - Fri, 12.00-1 5.00; ENDSPURT, Mon - Fri, 15.00-18.00.

BERLIN 88.S (SFB 1) NATIONALMUSIC - GOLDMasurenallee 8-14, 1000 Berlin 19, Tel: (0)30.303 133,Fax: (0)30.313 369, MD: Florian Barckhausen, Heads OfMusic: Juergen Juergens, Holger Wolgast (Day), Siegfried.Schmidt -loos (Night)Music/Speech: 75/25, Target Group: 30 - 59. Mainprogrammes: HEY MUSIC -DIE GROSSE SONNTAGRADIOSHOW, Sun, 14.05-18.00, DJ: Juergen Juergens,Christian Eckhardt; DIE DEUTSCHE SCHLAGERPARADE, Fri,

19.4022.30, DJ: Michael Kiesevvetter; COUNTRYTIME, Sat,19.4022.30, DJ: Christian Eckhardt.

ENERGY 103.4 BERLIN EHR GOLDPotsdamer Strasse 131, 1000 Berlin 30, Tel: (0)30.2156006/217 3730, Fax: (0)30.216 5714(m ktg)/4086(ed),MD: Thomas Thimme, Prog Dir: Matthias Brandes, Head OfMusic: Holger Richter, Sales Mgr: Norbert Schmidt.Music/Speech: 73/27, Target Group: 15 - 34, Cum.Audience: 50,000, Source: MEDIA ANALYSE MA. Mainprogrammes: MORNINGSHOW, Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.00, DJ:Holger Richter; DIE BESTE MUSIK, Mon - Fri, 9.00-13.00, DJ:Heiko Kreinau; ENERGY NACHMITTAG, Mon - Fri, 13.00-16.00, DJ: Bernhard Hiller; DRIVE TIME, Mon - Fri, 16.00-

20.00, DJ: Dieter Kassel.

HIT RADIO N 1 DANCE - GOLDBucherstrasse 3, 8500 Nuremberg 90, Tel: (0)911.37490,Fax: (0)911.374 950, MD: Stephan Schwenk, ProgDir/Head of Music: Cetin Yaman, Sales Dir: ChristianGautzsch.Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 15 - 34. Mainprogrammes: N 1 TOP 30 DANCE TRAXX, Fri, 18.0021.00 +Sun, 14.00-17.00, DJ: Cetin Yaman; N 1 HOUSE -NATION,Wed, 19,00-21.00, Di: Various; N 1 DANCE CLASSICS, Thu,19.00-21.00, DJ: Various; N 1 POSSE (HIP-HOP/RAP), Mon,19.00-21.00, DJ: Various.

HR 3 RADIO MOBIL EHR/ACE/DANCE - PLATINUMBertramstrasse 8, 6000 Frankfurt am Main 1, PO Box101001 (Zip: 6000), Tel: (0)69.1551, Fax: (0)69.1552900/3005, Prog Dir: Joerg Riemenschneider, Head OfMusic: Bruno Maeder.Music/Speech: 78/22, Target Group: 15 - 40, Cum.

Audience: 1,440,000, Source: INFRATEST. Main programmes:WIDER GUT, Mon - Fri, 15.00-17.00, DJ: Markus Hertle;GRAFFITI, Doily, 19.00-21.00, DJ: Bruno Maeder; MUSICHALL, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sun, 22.00-24.00, DJ: BrunoMaeder; AUBNIGHT, Sat, 21.00-24.00, DJ: Markus Hertle.

NDR 2 ACE/EHR - PLATINUMRothenbaumchaussee 132-134, 2000 Hamburg 61, Tel:(0)40.41560, Fax: (0)40.4156 3074, MD: Jobst Plog, ProgDir: Gernot Romann, Head Of Music: Lutz Ackermann, SalesMgr: Rolf Stolberg.Music/Speech: 65/35, Target Group: 20 - 50, Cum.

Audience: 32%, Average Audience: 28%, Source: MEDIAANALYSE MA. Main programmes: NOR 2 AM VORMITTAG,Daily, 9.00-12.00, DJ: Varies; NDR 2 AM NACHMITTAG,Daily, 13.00-17.00, DJ: Varies; NDR 2 DER CLUB, Daily,18.0022.00, DJ: Varies; NDR 2 TRAUMHAFT, Daily, 22.00-24.00, DJ: Varies.

OK RADIO ERR - GOLDSpaldingstrasse 218, 2000 Hamburg 1, Tel: (0)40.237330, Fax: (0)40.231 095, MD: Ingo Borsum, Prog Dir:Thomas Braeuer, Head Of Music: 011ie Weiberg, Sales Mgr:Christoph Anders.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 15 - 34. Cum.

Audience: 13%, Source: INFRATEST. Main programmes: OKDANCE CHARTS, Fri, 22.00-24.00, DJ: Gerd Bischoff; OKTOP 20, Sat, 10.00-12.00 + Sun, 18.00-20.00, DJ: 011ieWeiberg; SATURDAY NIGHT HOT MIX, Sat, 22.002.00, DJ:Tom Yarnaoko.

RADIO CHARIVARI (NUREMBERG) ACE - BRONZEKoenigstrasse 26, 8500 Nuremberg 1, Tel: (0)911.23870,Fax: (0)911.208 941, MDs: Peter Heinzmann, RolandSchindzielorz (Soles Dir), Prog Dir: Scott Lockwood, Head OfMusic: Mathias Hofmann.Music/Speech: 75/25, Target Group: 20 - 40, Cum.Audience: 399,000, Source: INFRATEST. Main programmes:MUSIKMORGEN, Daily, 6.00-9.00, DJ: Claudia Feuerstein,Juergen Peters; HERZFUMMERN, Daily, 22.00-2.00, DJ: BirgitMayer.

RADIO F ACE - SILVERMarienplatz 3-5, 8500 Nuremberg 1, Tel: (0)911.23690,Fax: (0)911.236 955, MDs: Horst Weickmann, Karl Stoeckl,Bruno Schnell, Prog Dir/Head of Music: Sigwart Hoge, SalesMgr: Alfred Zeltner.Music/Speech: 78/22, Target Group: 30 - 59, Cum.

Audience: 118,000, Average Audience: 39,000, Source:INFRATEST. Main programmes: FRANKENWECKER, Mon - Fri,5.00-9.00, DJ: Sigwart Hoga, M Becker; PLATTENTELLER, Mon- Fri, 9.00-12.00, DJ: Barbara Schwarzfischer, P Seel; BAZAR,Mon - Fri, 13.00-16.00, DJ: Sabine Vogt, B Lennert;

OHRWURM, Mon - Fri, 16.0019.00, DJ: Tom Adams.

RADIO FFH EHR - PLATINUMGraf Vollrath Weg 3, 6000 Frankfurt am Main 90, Tel:(0)69.789 790, Fax: (0)69.787 256, MDs: Hans -DieterHillmoth (Prog Dir), Gebhard Ohnesorge, Head Of Music:Andreas Karczewski, Sales Mgr: Axel Meisen.Music/Speech: 77/23, Target Group: 25 - 49, Cum.Audience: 390,000, Source: MEDIAANALYSE.

RADIO FFN EHR-GOLD

radioffn

Dorfstrasse 2, 3004 Isernhagen KB, Tel: (0)5139.80800,Fax: (0)5139.808 010, MD: Gunther Drossart, Prog Dir:Juergen Koester, Head Of Music: Frank Eichner, Sales Mgr:Joachim Schadewaldt.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 18 - 49, AverageAudience: 430,000, Source: MEDIA ANALYSE MA. Mainprogrammes: TOP 100, Sat, 15.0019.00, DJ: Jorg ChristianPetershofen; GRENZVVELLEN, Sun, 21.00-24.00, DJ: EckiStieg; TAKE OFF, Mon - Fri, 18.10-21.00; DYNAMO, Mon -Fri, 12.10-15.00.

RADIO GONG (NUERNBERG) EHR - GOLDInnere Cramer Klett Strasse 6, 8500 Nuremberg 1, Tel:(0)911.586 666, Fax: (0)911.559 471, MD: AdolfSilbermann, Prog/Sales Dir: Harald Greiner, Head OfMusic: Marc Stingl.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 20 - 50, Cum.Audience: 247,000, Average Audience: 87,000, Source:

INFRATEST. Main programmes: GUTEN MORGEN SHOW(MORNINGSHOW), Daily, 6.0010.00, DJ: Marc Stingl;ESPRESSO, Mon - Fri, 10.00-14.00, DJ: Christol Oehm;GONGSCHLAG, Mon - Fri, 14.00-18.00, DJ: Tom

Salzbrenner; ROCK CLASSICS, Mon - Fri, 21.00-24.00, DJ:Sam Raabe.

RADIO HUNDERT 6 ACE - GOLD

HUNDEFfroiDas private Radio

Paulsborner Slrosse 44, 1000 Berlin 33, Tel: (0)30.896940, Fax: (0)30.896 9498, MD/Prog Dir: Georg Galion,Head Of Music: Rainer Gruhn.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 30 +, Cum. Audience:370,000, Average Audience: 240,000, Source:ARBEITSGEMEINSCHAFT MEDIA ANALYSE. Main



Guide To European Music Radioprogrammes: WESTERN -SALOON, Tue, 20.00-22.00, DJ: IrisPeach; SCHIAGERRADIO, Sun,. 20.00-22.00, DI: Thomas

Spilke, U Koehler; BERLIN CHARTS, Sun, 14.00-16.00, DJ:Gregor Rottschalk; HORERHITPARADE, Fri, 20.00-22.00, DJ:Matthias Sebastian, T Leonard'.

RADIO LINDAU EHR - SILVER

Robert Bosch Strasse 29a, 8990 Lindau am Bodensee, Tel:(0)8382.74040, Fax: (0)8382.740 416/12, MD/Prog Dir:Jens Bohn, Head Of Music: Peter Moeller, Sales Mgr: JuttaHaller.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 25 - 60. Mainprogrammes: COUNTRY COACH USA, Mon, 20.00-23.00,DJ: Jens Bohn; HIT MEMORY RADIO LINDAU'S R&R&

REMEMBER, Thu, 20.00-23.00, DJ: Jens Bohn; HIT HOT, Sat,20.00-24.00, DJ: Stefan Xander.

RADIO NRW ACE - PLATINUMEssenerstrosse 55, 4200 Oberhausen 1, Tel: (0)208.85870,Fax: (0)208.853 099, MD: Helmut G Bauer, Prog Dir: KlausKlenke, Head Of Music: Jeff van Gelder, Sales Dir: CharlotteMolema.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 25 - 49, AverageAudience: 800,000, Source: INFRATEST. Main programmes:POP HITS, Mon - Fri, 13.00-15.00, DJ: Ralf Blasberg, DonSchubert, Dirk Visser; SOUND CHECK, Daily, 20.0022.00,DJ: Not Available.

RADIO REGENBOGEN EHR - SILVERDudenstrasse 12-26, 6800 Mannheim 1, Tel:

(0)621.33750, Fax: (0)621.337 5111, MD/Prog Dir: KlausSchunk, Head Of Music: Martin Schwebel, Sales Mgr: UliRoth.

Music/Speech: 75/25, Target Group: 20 - 44, Cum.

Audience: 358,000, Average Audience: 94,000, Source:INFRATEST. Main programmes: TIP TOP TEN, Sun, 18.00-20.00, DJ: Uwe Groke; AIRPLAY CHARTS, Sat, 18.00-20.00,DJ: Uwe Groke; MUSIK MENUE, Sun, 12.00-15.00, DJ:

Dagmar

RADIO SALU EHR-GOLD

Richard Wagner Strasse 58-60, 6600 Saarbruecken, POBox 111 (Zip: 6600), Tel: (0)681.39127, Fax: (0)681.372522, MD: Volker Knist, Prog Dir: Adam Hahne, Head OfMusic: Brigitte Barthel, Soles Dir: Hans Fischer.Music/Speech: 80/20. Target Group: 18 - 30, Cum.

Audience: 230,000, Average Audience: 51,000. No shows:24 hours strictly foulfbeed. Main DJs: Klaus Dittrich, Brigitte

Barthel, Luciano Falsetti, Thomas Ranch. Harold Gehrung.

RADIO SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN EHR-GOLDWittland 3, 2300 Kiel 1, Tel: (0)431.58700, Fax:

(0)431.588 646, MD: Harold Pehlke, Prog Dir: Hans

Scherer, Head Of Music: Stephan Hampe, Sales Mgr: Ralf'Becker.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 15 - 49, AverageAudience: 35% (280,000), Source: MEDIA ANALYSE MA,Main programmes: RSH HIT PICK, Mon, 21.0022.00, DJ:Joachim Steinhoefel; RSH NORDPARADE, Sat, 12.00-15.00,DJ: Torsten Sawade; RSH COUNTRY, Sun, 20.00-22.00, DJ:Helmut Rodermacher.

RADIO XANADU ROCK -GOLD

RADIO

88,8CLARSIC SOCK

Pestalozzistrasse 23, 8000 Munich 5, Tel: (0)89.231 9070,Fax: (0)89.260 4417, MD: Horst Bork, Prog Dir: ThomasGottschalk, Head Of Music: Benny Schnier.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 18 - 40, AverageAudience: 120,000. Main programmes: CLASSIC ROCK,Daily, 0.00-24.00; FRUEHSTUECK MIT DEN BEATLES, Sun,11.00-12.00, DJ: Dominik Schott; IAUFENBERGS ROCKWOCHE, Sat, 11.00-12.00, Frank Laufenberg; ROCK & ROLLRADIO, Sat, 20.00-22.00, DJ: John de Graaf.

SWF 3 EHR - PLATINUMHans Bredow Strasse, 7570 Baden-Baden, PO Box 820 (Zip:7570), Tel: (0)7221.920, Fax: (0)7221.922 010/037, Tlx:722161, MD: Hubert Locher, Prog Dir: Hans -Peter

Stockinger, Head Of Music: Reimund Hess, Producer: JoergLange.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 15 - 40, Max. Reach:3,160,000, Source: MEDIA ANALYSE MA. Main programmes:POPSHOP, Daily, 18.05-21.00, DJ: Joerg Lange; MUSIKBOX,Daily, 13.05-15.00, DJ: Klaus &eider; RADIOCLUB, Daily,21.05-24.00, DJ: Ulrich Frank; LOLLIPOP, Doily, 0.05- 4.00,DJ: Joerg Lange, Wolfgang Layer.

WDR 1 EHR/ACE - PLATINUMAppellhofplatz 1, 5000 Cologne 1, PO Box 101950 (Zip:5000), Tel: (0)221.2201, Fax: (0)221.2204800, Prog Dir:Manfred Jenke, Head Of Music: Rudolf Heinemann.Music/Speech: 67/33, Target Group: 10 - 34. Mainprogrammes: EINS LIVE, Mon - Fri, 8.00-12.00; HIT -CHIPS,Mon - Fri, 12.00-15.00; FLIPP-ZEIT, Mon - Fri, 16.00-18.00;POP SESSION, Mon - Fri, 18.00-20.00.

Greece (Tel: +30)

ANTENNA 97.1 FM STEREO EHR - PLATINUMKifissias 10-12, 151 25 Maroussi (Athens), Tel: (0)1.6850370, Fax: (0)1.6833 712, MD: Costas Papanikolaou, ProgDir: Elias Xinopoulos, Head Of Music: Chris Lentzas, SalesMgr: Panayiotis Papandreou.Music/Speech: 69/31, Target Group: 25 - 54, Cum.

Audience: 20%, Average Audience: 230,000, Source: ALKOMARKETING RESEARCH. Main programmes: POP JOHN, Mon- Fri, 20.00-21.00, DJ: Yannis Moutsopoulos; A HARD DAY'SNIGHT, Mon - Fri, 21.00-22.00, DJ: Chris Lentzas; MUSICEXPRESS, Tue - Fri, 17.00-18.00, DJ: Posidonas Yiannopoulos;CLUB SANDWICH, Mon - Fri, 18.00-19.00, DJ: NataliaGermanou.

COOL FM ATHENE ROCK - BRONZEKifissias Avenue 64, 151 25 Maroussi (Athens), Tel:

(0)1.689 7600-604-601, Fax: (0)1.689 7608, MD:Rodolfos Moronis, Prog Dir/Head of Music: John Pogonis,Sales Mgr: Helen Skopis.Music/Speech: 80/20, Cum. Audience: 1.7%, Source: SARIFOCUS. Main programmes: Mon - Fri, 13.00-15.00, DJ:

Koterina Panoutsou; Mon - Fri, 15.00-17.00, DJ: Sakis

Tsitomeneas; Mon - Fri, 19.00-22.00, DJ: Elena Stathou; Mon -Fri, 22.00-24.00, DJ: Kostas Georgiou.

STAR FM 97.1 EHR - SILVERAristotelous 3, 546 24 Salonika, Tel: (0)31.238 949, Fax:(0)31.234. 449, MD/Prog Dir: Vassilis Turonis, Head OfMusic: John Sakellariou, Sales Mgr: Nana Karathanou.Music/Speech: 97/3, Target Group: 12 - 35, Cum.

Audience: 250,000, Average Audience: 150,000, Source:FOCUS. Main programmes: STAR EXPRESS, Mon - En, 9.00-11.00, DJ: Melina Papadopoulou; TOP OF THE POPS, Mon -Fri, 15.00-19.00, DJ: John Sakellariou; RADIO ACTIVE, Mon -Fri, 19.00-21.00, DJ: Panos Sotzoglou; STAR POWER, Mon -Fri, 21.00-22.00, DJ: Stephanos Kogias.

Holland (Tel: +31)

CFNB (CANADIAN FORCES NETWORK BRUNSSUIVI) ACE BRONZE

Akkerstraat 7, 6445 CL Brunssum, PO Box 275 (Zip: 6440AG), Tel: (0)45.262 132, Fax: (0)45.272 424, MD: LouRowland, Prog Dir: Pat Wylie, Head Of Music: Pat Wylie,Sales Mgr: Steve Dillenbeck.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 20 - 54. Mainprogrammes: DAYBREAK (MORNING SHOW), Mon - Fri,

7.00-10.00, DJ: Pat Wylie; DOGWATCH (AFTERNOONSHOW), Mon - Fri, 16.00-18.00, DJ: Lou Rowland;SATURDAY SERIAL, Sat, 8.00-10.00, DJ: Nick Wood;BREAKFAST CLUB, Sun, 9.00-12.00, DJ: Kirsten Smith.

HET STATION EHR - PLATINUMPO Box 12345, Schuttersweg 8-10, 1201 GH Hilversum,Tel: (0)35.713 639, Fax: (0)35.247 091, MD/ProgDir/HM: Jan Seeman.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 12 - 50, Cum.

Audience: 1,200,000, Average Audience: 600,000. Mainprogrammes: BREAKFAST CLUB, Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.00, DJ:Jeanne Kooymons, Peter Von Bruggen; ARBEIDSVITAMINEN,Mon - Fri, 9.00-11.00, DJ: Hans Schiffers; BAAS VAN DEDAG, Mon - Fri, 11.00-12.00, DJ: Hans Schiffers; POPSJOP,Mon - Fri, 15.00-17.00, DJ: Sjors Froehlich, Peter Plaisier.

NOS RADIO 3 EHR - PLATINUMSumatralaan 45, 1217 GP Hilversum, PO Box 26666 (Zip:1202 JT), Tel: (0)35.779 222/773 505, Fax: (0)35.772649/774 387, MD: Willem van Beusekom, Prog Dir: CaroleMuizelaar, Head Of Music: Frits Spits.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 12 - 42, Cum.

Audience: 800,000, Average Audience: 500,000. Mainprogrammes: AVONDSPITS, Mon - Sat, 18.03-19.59, DJ: FritsSpits.

POWER FM EHR-GOLDHonthorststraat 6, 1071 DD Amsterdam, PO Box 910 (Zip:1000 AX), Tel: (0)20.676 5676, Fax: (0)20.673 0606,MD: Jeroen Soer, Prog Dir/Head of Music: Tom Mulder.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 15 - 34.

RADIO 538 EHR - GOLDGraaf Wichmanlaan 46, 1405 HB Bussum, PO Box 1538(Zip: 1400 LH), Tel: (0)215948538, Fax: (0)2159.42696,MD: Lex Harding, Prog Dir/Head of Music: Erik de Zwart,Sales Mgr: Barry Den Hartog.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 12 - 50. Mainprogrammes: ERIK DE ZWART, Mon - Fri, 14.00-16.00, DJ:Erik de Zwart; VAN DIEPEN DRAAIT DOOR, Mon - Fri, 16.00-19.00, DJ: Wessel Van Diepen; KORT EN KLIJN, Mon, Tue,Wed, 19.00-22.00, DJ: Come Klijn; SOULSHOW, Thu,

19.00-22.00, Li: Ferry Moat.

RADIO NOORD-HOLLAND ACE - BRONZESloterkade 133, 1058 HM Amsterdam, Tel: (0)20.5121212, Fax: (0)20.614 1386, MD: Bart Schmidt, Prog Dir:Frits Visser, Heads Of Music: Abel de Lange, Pieter Buijs.Music/Speech: 40/60, Target Group: 25 - 60, Cum.

Audience: 300,000, Average Audience: 250,000. Mainprogrammes: NON-STOP NEDERLANDS, Mon - Fri, 9.0010.00, DJ: Paul Weyenberg; SLOTERSTIJN, Mon - Fri, 10.0012.00, DJ: Jan Meng, Abel De Lange; VOOR PAMPUS, Mon -Fri, 13.30-16.00, DJ: Jan Emons, Pieter Buijs.

SKY RADIO ACE - PLATINUMGraaf Wichmanlaan 46, 1405 HB Bussum, PO Box 10 (Zip:1400 AA), Tel: (0)215945926, Fax: (0)2159.52238,Operations Mgr: Ton Lathouwers, Prog Dir/Head of Music:Vranz van Maaren, Sales Mgr: Barry den Hertog.Music/Speech: 100/0, Target Group: 15 - 40, Cum.

Audience: 2,400,000, Source:1NTOMART.

TROS EHR - PLATINUMLage Noarderweg 45-47, 1217 GN Hilversum, PO Box 450(Zip: 1200 AL), Tel: (0)35.715 715, Fax: (0)35.715236/715 316], Tlx: 73070 trafi, Dir-Gen: Cees Wolzak,Chmn: Henri Minderop, MD: Cees den Daas, Prog Dir: TonDaalhuizen, Heads Of Music: Chris Galjaard, MennoMendera, Head of Classical Music: Joop de Vries, SolesMgr: Kirsten Szameitat, Head Of Info: Klaas Samplonius, PRMgr: Leo Schiltmans.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 15 - 49. Mainprogrammes: TROS-NACHTVVACHT, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu,

Sun, 24.00-2.00, DJ: Karel van Cooten, Wim van Putter;TROS-GOUDEN UREN, Sun, 9.00-12.00,' DJ: Peter Teekomp;TROS-SOMERTILD, Sun, 12.00-15.00, DJ: Rob van Someren;TROS-NATIONALE HITPARADE, Sun, 15.00-19.00, DJ: MartijnKrabbe, Daniel Dekker.

1200 BE), Tel: (0)35.716 716, Fax: (0)35.249 771, Chmn:R van der Reijclen, GM: Hans van der Veen, Dir Radio:

Allard Berends, Prog Dir: Jeroen van Inkel, Head Of Music:Unico Glorie, Soles Mgr: Jan Van Doom.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 15 - 34, Cum.

Audience: 15%. Main programmes: Mon - Sat, 16.00-17.00,DJ: Jeroen van Inkel; Wed, Fri, Sat, Bc.hrs. vary, DJ: EdwinEvers; Sat, Sun, Bc.hrs. vary, DJ. Rob Stenders; Thu - Sat, Bc.hrs.

vary, DJ: GIs Staverman.

Ireland (Tel: +353)

SOUTH EAST RADIO EHR - SILVERCustom House Quay, Wexford, Tel: (0)53.45200, Fax:

(0)53.45295, MD: Eamonn Buttle, Prog Dir/Head of Music:Clive Roylance, Sales Mgr: Liam Dwyer.Music/Speech: 75/25, Target Group: 18 - 40, AverageAudience: 43%, Source: JNLR JOINT NATIONAL LISTENERRESEARCH. Main programmes: SOUTH EAST RADIO'S FULLIRISH BREAKFAST, Mon - Fri, 7.00-10.00, DJ: Bryan Lambert;ROSS ALAN'S LIGHTENING LUNCH, Mon - Sat, 12.00-15.00, DJ: Ross Allan; SOUTH EAST RADIO'S POWER FM,Daily, 21.00-24.00, DJ: Steven Dee.

Italy (Tel: +39)

105 CLASSIC NOT REPORTING YET

Via Cenisio 32, 20154 Milan (MI), Tel: (0)2.316 583, Fax:(0)2.3310 6166, MD: Alberto Hazan, Prog Dir: GianlucaCostello, Head Of Music: Gianni Pim, Sales Mgr: ClaudioTrapassi.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 15 - 54, AverageAudience: 713,000, Source: AUDIRADIO (MILAN). Mainprogrammes: RONNIE JONES, Mon - Fri, 14.00-17.00, DJ:Ronnie Jones.

ANTENNA DELLO STRETTO EHR - SILVERVia Tommaso Cannizzaro, isolato 224, 98100 Messina(ME), Tel: (0)90.292 7712-4, Fax: (0)90.293 9501, MD:Mario la Corte, Prog Dir: Alfredo Reni, Head Of Music:Filippo Pedeli, Soles Mgr: Enzo Capomolla.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 20 - 40, Cum.

Audience: 200,000, Average Audience: 125,000, Source:AUDIRADIO (MILAN). Main programmes: Doily, 7.00-8.30, DJ:Filippo Pedeli; Mon - Fri, 8.30-12.00, DJ: Alfredo Reni; Daily,13.00-16.00, DJ: Max; Doily, 5.008.30, DJ: Luciano Fiorino.

PETER FLOWERS FM ACE/EHR - PLATINUMVia San Galdino 5, 20154 Milan (MI), Tel: (0)2.3452027/8, Fax: (0)2.3310 4528, MD: Pietro Fioravanti, ProgDir/Head of Music: Franco Lazzari, Head Of Music: MarcoGaravelli.Music/Speech: 65/35, Target Group: 18 - 40, Cum.

Audience: 400,000, Average Audience: 114,000, Source:AUDIRADIO (MILAN). Main programmes: LINEA ROCK, Mon -Fri, 20.00-21.00, DJ: Marco Garavelli; COUNT DOWN,Mon - Fri, 15.00-16.00, DJ: Franco Lazzari; PETER FLOWERSCLUB, Mon - Sat, 12.00-13.00/19.00-20.00, DJ: IvanLenny; THE GOLD DANCE, Sat, 15.00-16.00, DJ: Ezio Costa.

POWER RV1 THE BLACK RADIO DANCE - GOLDVia A Canale 29, 10078 Venaria (TO), Tel: (0)11.4526565, Fax: (0)11.452 5982, MD: Zago Salvatore, Prog Dir:Pompeo Fucci, Head of Music/Promo Dir: Paolo Lauri, SalesMgr: Luciano Giorio.Music/Speech: 95/5, Target Group: 15 - 44, Cum.

Audience: 300,000, Average Audience: 80,000. Mainprogrammes: TOP POWER, Thu, Sun, 14.30-16.30, DJ: Paolo!nun; HOT DANCE, Fri, Sun, 17.00-18.00, DJ: Marco Valli;RAP -IT -UP, Fri, 14.30-15.00, DJ: Paolo Lauri; POWERMORNING, Mon - Sat, 7.30-11.00, DJ: Pompeo Fucci.

PRIMARADIO ACE BRONZEII Traversa Miliscola 9, PO Box 200, 80072 Arco Felice(NA), Tel: (0)81.866 3354, Fax: (0)81.804 1880,MD/Sales Dir: Gino Conte, Prog Dir: Guiseppe Borrone,Head Of Music: Linus Artiaco, Promo/Sales Mgr: ElenaMarsella.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 15 - 40, Cum.

Audience: 120,000, Average Audience: 50,000. Mainprogrammes: F.M. DOMENICA, Mon - Fri, 9.00-12.30, DJ:Angela Cicala, I Cicala, S Mirandini, Guiseppe Borrone;LADIES & GENTLEMEN, Sat, 10.30-12.30, DJ: Rosario

Mattera; BORDER LINE, Mon, 20.00-23.00, DJ: GuiseppeBorrone, S Mirandini, Linus Artiaco; ASSIST, Sun, 17.15-19.30, DJ: Mario Cavaliere, R Vella.

RADIO BABBOLEO EHR - GOLDVia Sotto Ripa 16/19, 16123 Genoa (GE), Tel: (0)10.202818, Fax: (0)10.292 955, MD: Giorgio Bacco, Prog

Dir/Head of Music: Mauro Rattone, Sales Mgr: WalterVERONICA (V00) EHR - PLATINUMLaapersveld 75, 1213 VB Hilversum, PO Box 1234 (Zip:

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Guide To European Music RadioMiscioscia.Music/Speech: 60/40, Target Group: 20 - 50, Cum.

Audience: 500,000, Average Audience: 110,000, Source:AUDIRADIO (MILAN). Main programmes: GOOD MORNINGITALIA, Mon - Sat, 7.30-8.00, DJ: Lenny Cirone; CONTATTORADIO, Mon - Sat, 10.00-H.00, DJ: CNR Milano; DISCHINEL PALLONE, Mon - Sat, 14.00-14.30, DJ: Maria GraziaBarile; ROCK CAFE, Mon - Sat, 16.00-17.00, DJ: CNR

Milano.

RADIO DIMENSIONE SUONO EHR - PLATINUM

Radio

Dimensione

Viale Mazzini 119, 00195 Rome (RM), Tel: (0)6.372 8488,Fax: (0)6.325 2871/372 5336, MD/Sales Dir: EduardoMontefusco, Prog Dir: Marco Minelli, Head Of Music: CarloMancini.Music/Speech: 73/27, Target Group: 15 - 34, AverageAudience: 2,040,000, Source: AUDIRADIO (MILAN). Mainprogrammes: Mon - Fri, 6.00-10.00, DJ: Maurizio Modica;Mon - Fri, 10.00-13.00, DJ: Mauro Marino; Mon - Fri, 13.00-

16.00, DJ: Rosario Renna; Mon - Fri, 16.00-18.00, DJ:

Maurizio Modica.

RADIO KISS KISS NETWORK ACE/DANCE - PLATINUMVia Sgambati 61, 80131 Naples (NA), Tel: (0)81.5461212, Fax: (0)81.546 7789/2916, MD: Lucia Niespolo,Prog Dir: Gianni Simioli, Head Of Music: Rosanna

lannacone, Sales Mgr: Alberto Roselli, Promo Dir: Ciro

Cacciola, Chief Eng: Antonio Niespolo.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 25 - 44. Mainprogrammes: INDIETRO OGGI NO, Daily, 9.3010.30, DJ:Roberto Russo, Gianni Simioli; MONDO SALAME, Daily,

10.30-13.00, DJ: Gianni Simioli; MAMMA DICE CHE EPAZZO, . Daily, 0.000.00, DJ: Rosanna lannacone;

POMERIGGIO VITAMINA, Daily, 15.00-17.00, DJ: Rosannalannacone.

RADIO MANIA NOT REPORTING YETVia Aquila 2, 60019 Senigallia (AN), Tel: (0)71.64446,Fax: (0)71.64446, MD: Luciano Girolimetti, Prog Dir/Headof Music: Alex Bedin, Sales Mgr: Gaby Giampieretti.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 15 - 40. Mainprogrammes: /v1ATTA MATTINA NO.1, Mon - Sat, 8.00-10.00, DJ: Alex Bedin; MATTA MATTINA NO.2, Mon - Sat,

10.00-13.00, DJ: Felix Sbrollini; MANIA TOP 40 DANCE,Mon - Sat, 14.30-17.00, DJ: Carlin Bacchiocchi; MANIAHOT 50, Mon - Sat, 17.00-19.00, DJ: Gaby Giampieretti.

RADIO MILANO INT. 101 NETWORK EHR/DANCEGOLDVia Locatelli 1-6, 20124 Milan (MI), Tel: (0)2.6698 2551,Fax: (0)2.670 4900, MD: Angelo Borra, Prog Dir: GigioD'Ambrosio, Head Of Music: Stefano Carboui, Sales Mgr:Adriana Villa.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 15 - 34, Cum.

Audience: 650,000, Source: AUDIRADIO (MIIAN). Mainprogrammes: GRADE DELLA COMPAGNIA, Mon - Fri, 6.00-10.00, DJ: Massimo Valli; AMERICAN TOP 40, Mon - Thu,

14.00-15.00/20.0021.00, DJ: Gigio D'Ambrosio, ShadoeStevens; QUESTA E LA SERA, Mon - Fri, 21.00-24.00, DJ:Mario Panda; ONEO-ONE DANCE PARADE, Fri, 14.00-

15.00, DJ: Roberto Corivaldesi.

RADIO MONTE CARLO ACE -GOLD

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Via Turati 40, 20121 Milan (MI), Tel: (0(2.2900 1636, Fox:(0)2.655 1451, MD: Alberto Hazan, Prog Dirs: NovellaMassaro, Francesco Migliozzi (Head of Music), Sales Mgr:Claudio Trapassi.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 25 - 44, Cum.

Audience: 6,534,000, Average Audience: 2,517,000. Mainprogrammes: Mon - Fri, 7.00-10.00, DJ: Fausto Terenzi, PaoloDini, Leone Di Lernia; FAUSTO TERENZI SHOW, Mon - Fri,

13.00-16.00, DJ: Gianni de Berardinis; SALVAGENTE, Daily,21.00-2.00, DJ: Nick the Nightfly, Johnny Angel.

RADIO ONDA LIBERA ACE - BRONZEPiazza Matteotti 21, 06019 Umbertide (PG), PO Box 27(Zip: 06019), Tel: (0)75.941 3030, Fax: (0)75.941 3034,MD: Giuliano Zucchini, Prog Dir/Head of Music: MarcellaRosi, Sales Mgrs: Marco Picchio, Giuliano Zucchini.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 25 - 44. Mainprogrammes: MIRANDA, Mon - Sat, 8.00-9.30, DJ: MarcoPicchio.

RETE 105 NETWORK EHR - PLATINUM

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105Via Turati 40, 20121 Milan (MI), PO Box 1448 (Zip:20100), Tel: (0)2.659 6116/655 1243/4, Fax: (0)2.6592272, MD: Edoardo Hazan, Prog Dir: Silvio Santoro, HeadOf Music: Angelo de Robertis, Sales Mgr: Claudio Trapassi.Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 15 - 34, AverageReach: 7,024,000, Source: AUDIRADIO (MILAN). Mainprogrammes: GIANNI RUSO SHOW, Mon - Fri, 70010.00,DJ: Gianni Ruso; POMMERIGIO FENOMENO, Mon - Fri,

14.00-18.00, DJ: Marco Galli; NIGHT EXPRESS, Mon - Fri,

21.00-1.00, DJ: Angelo de Robertis.

RTL 102.5 HIT RADIO EHR PLATINUMVia Suardi 42, 24040 Arcene (BG), PO Box 1025 (Zip:20101), Tel: (0)35.879 301/097/294, Fax: (0)35.878012, MD: Claudio Astorri, Prog Dir: Luca Galli, Heads OfMusic: Luca Viscardi, Grant Benson, Sales Mgr: WalterZicoullo.Music/Speech: 75/25, Target Group: 18 - 30, Cum.

Audience: 2,717,000, Average Audience: 957,000, Source:AUDIRADIO (ANIAN). Main programmes: CRAZY CLUB, Tue -Sun, 1.00-5.00, DJ: Claudio Baita, Alberto Bisi.

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Via Matteotti 24, 18012 Seborga (IM), Tel: (0)184.29785,Fax: (0)184.29785, MD: Alan West, Prog Dirs/Heads ofMusic: Alan West, Mark Dezzani, Sales Mgrs: MarkDezzani, Alan West.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 15 - 44. Mainprogrammes: BREAKFAST, Mon - Fri, 7.0011.00, DJ: AlanWest; STAR 108 LUNCHTIME, Mon - Fri, 12.0014.00, DJ:Alan West, Mark Dezzani; STARDRIVE, Mon - Fri, 16.00-20.00, DJ: Mark Dezzani; THE MAD MIX, Sat, 10.0014.00+ Sun 9 00-13 00 DJ' Mark Dezzan, Alan West.

Norway (Tel: +47)

NRK-P3 EHR - PLATINUMBjornstjerne Bjornons Plass 1, 0340 Oslo, Tel: (0)2.2458843, Fax: (0)2.245 7980, Head of Network Radio: TorFuglevik, Prog Dir: Anne Aasheim, Head Of Music: JanRustad.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 15 - 34, Max. Reach:

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Guide To European Music Radio95%, Source: MMI (MARKEDS OG MEDIA INTITUTTET). Mainprogrammes: OPPTUR, Mon - Fri, 7.00-10.00; RUSH, Mon -Fri, 1700-19.00; ROXREUYEN, Mon - Fri, 19.00-23.00;PANDOPAS JUKEBOX, Sun, 1700-20.00, DJ: SigbjornNedland.

RADIO 1 (TRONDHEIM) EHR/ROCK/MQR - SILVERKongens Gate 11, 7013 Trondheim, PO Box 4407 Kal (Zip:7002), Tel: (0)7.509 360, Fax: (0)7.509 364, MD: SigbjornEilertsen, Prog Dir: Terje Dalen, Head Of Music: BengtSaether, Sales Mgrs: Kjetil Brandmo, Per Jorgensen.Music/Speech 60/40 Target Group: 25 - 44, Cum.Audience: 200,000, Average Audience: 112,000, Source:MMI (MARKEDS OG MEDIA INTITUTTET). Main programmes:GOD MORGEN (GOOD MORNING, Mon - Fri, 6.009.30,DJ: Hasse Lindmo; GOD FORMIDDAG (GOOD DAY), Mon -Fri, 10.0013.00, DJ: Odd Rustad; GOD ETTERMIDDAG(GOOD AFTERNOON), Mon - Fri, 15.00-18.00, DJ: BengtSaether; 6-9, Mon - Fri, 18.00-21.00, DJ: Hans Lieng, BardAmundsen, Jon Branaes.

RADIO 1 FM (BERGEN) EHR - GOLDDamsgardgatan 131, PO Box 1003, 5001 Bergen, Tel:(0)5.347 000, Fax: (0)5.340 890, MD/Sales Dir: Fred OlavJohannessen, Prog Dir: Frank Johannessen, Head Of Music:Atle Bredal.Music/Speech: 60/40, Target Group: 15 - 40, Cum.Audience: 250,000, Average Audience: 85,000, Source:MMI (MARKEDS OG MEDIA INTITUTTET). Main programmes:MORGENDUSJ, Mon - Fri, 700-10.00, DJ: Haakon Eliassen;LUNCH TIME, Mon Ed, 11.00-14.00, DJ: Tommie Terkelsen;ETTERMIDDAGS DRIVE, Mon - Fri, 14.00-17.30, DJ: ChristelHigraff; WEEKEND MED RADIO 1 FM, Sat, 8.00-14.00, DJ:Haakon Eliossen, Tommie Terkelsen, Christel Higraff.

RADIO I OSLO EHR - GOLDGjerdrums Vei 12, PO Box 106.8, Grefsen, 0409 Oslo, Tel:(0)2.230 685, Fax: (0)2.237 600, MD: Jon Morten Melhus,Prog Dir: Leslie Goldsack, Head Of Music: Bjorn Faarlund,Sales Mgr: Hans Chr. Maurvo.Music/Speech: 50/50, Target Group: 15 - 34, AverageAudience: 210,000. Main programmes: Mon, Wed, Fri, 6.0410.00, DJ: Bjorn Faarlund, Lars Eikanger; Tue, Thu, 14.3018.00, DJ: Bjorn Faarlund, Lam Eikanger; Tue, Thu, 6.00-10.00, DJ: Stein Johnsen, Rune Dahl; Mon, Wed, Fri,

14.30-18.00, DJ Stein Johnsen, Rune Dahl.

RADIO 102 EHR - GOLDPO Box 102, 4251 Kopervik, Tel: (0)4.855 102, Fax:(0)4.852 158, MD/Prog Dir: Harald Dale, Prog Dir/Head ofMusic: Egil Houeland, Sales Mgr: Hallgeir Johansson.Music/Speech: 60/40, Target Group: 15 - 60, Cum.

Audience: 82%, Average Audience: 41%, Source: MMI(MARKEDS OG MEDIA INTITUTTET). Main programmes:FROKOST 102/BREAKFAST 102, Mon - Fri, 6.309.00, DJ:Various; GOD ETTERMIDDAG/GOOD AFTERNOON, Mon -Fri, 14.00-17.00, DJ: Various; 102 TOP 40, Sat, 13.00-16.00, DJ: Egil Houeland.

RADIO FREDRIKSTAD EHR - BRONZEIlaveien 28-30, PO Box 435, 1601 Fredrikstad, Tel:(0)9.310 001, Fax: (0)9.310 170, MD/Prog Dir: Tor Chr.Andersen, Heads Of Music: Jorgen Soderberg Jansen, StigHenning Hermansen, Sales Mgr: Petter Eriksen.Average Audience: 20,000, Source: MMI (MARKEDS OGMEDIA INTITUTTET). Main programmes: COCA COLA'SKNOCKOUT TOPP 20, Tue, 170018.00 + Sat, 16.0018.00 + Sun, 20.30-22.30, DJ: Stig Henning Hermansen,

Jorgen S Jansen; FANDANGO, Sun, 20.3422.30, DJs: StigHenning Hermansen, Jorgen S Jansen; VORSPIEL, Sat, 20.00-23.00, DJ: Frode Jakobsen; ROCKMIX, Fri, 19.00-21.00, DJ:Terje Rene Andreassen.

RADIO GRENLAND EHR-GOLDKjorbekkdalen 15b, 3735 Skien, Tel: (0)3.599 250, Fax:(0)3.599 256, MD: Terje Dorumsgard, Prog Dir: TerjeWeber, Head Of Music: Anders Tvegard, Sales Mgr: SergeBonnet.

Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 20 - 54, AverageAudience: 74%, Source: MMI (MARKEDS OG MEDIAINTITUTTET). Main programmes: HOT NEWS, Ed, 18.0020.00; MIDT I NATTA, Sat, 0.005.00, DJ: Anders Tvegard;TOPP 30, Sun, 14.0017.00, DJ: Join Elstrom; 14:10, Mon -Fri, 14.0018.00.

RADIO MOSS EHR - GOLDSamfunnshuset 14, 1500 Moss, Kirkegota 14 (Zip: 1530),Tel: (0)9.251 122, Fax: (0)9.256 334/257 004, MD:Kristian Gulbrandsen, Prog Dir: Tone Aas Hedberg, Head OfMusic: Kai Roger Ottesen, Sales Mgr: Robin Brynildsen.Music/Speech: 60/40, Target Group: 25 - 60, Cum.Audience: 60,000, Anwage Audience: 34,000, Source: MMI(MARKEDS OG MEDIA INTITUTTET). Main programmes: 120MINUTTER, Tue, 19.00-21.00, DP Koi Roger Ottesen;COUNTRY CAFE, Mon, 19.0420.00, DJ: Terje Lilleberg;DROPS, Sat, 19.04.21.00, Di: Kenneth Pettersen; UT PA BY'N,Fri, 19.00-21.00, DJ: Kai Roger Onesen.

RADIO OSLO EHR - GOLDOsterhausgate 7, 0183 Oslo 1, Tel: (0)2.204 060, Fax:

10)2.113 046, MD/Sales Dir: Truls Olsen, Prog Dir: KnutRyland, Head Of Music: Even Rognlien.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 15 - 24, Cum.

Audience: 400,000, Average Audience: 90,000, Source:MMI (MARKEDS OG MEDIA INTITUTTET). Main programmes:EVEN ROGNLIEN SHOW, Mon - Sat, 12.00-15.00, DJ: EvenRognlien; BANG -BANG DRIVE TIME, Mon - Fri, 15.0018.00,DJ: Bang -Bang; STIG ASAELI SHOW, Sat, 15.00-18.00, DI:Stig Asaeli; ON THE DANCE TIP, Fri, 21.00-24.00, DJ: TonyTee.

RADIO OSLOFJORD EHR - BRONZEKapellun 2, 1450 Nesoddtangen, Tel: (0)9.960 000, Fax:(0)9.960 100, MD: Finn Georg Phillips, Prog Dir: ErikOlsvik, Head Of Music: Havard Sylte, Sales Mgr: Finn

Norvold.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 15 - 44, Cum.

Audience: .700,000, Average Audience: 140,000, Source:MMI (MARKEDS OG MEDIA INTITUTTET). Main programmes:TOPP 25, Mon, 20.00-22.00, DJ: Howard The Duck;HOWARD THE DUCK'S BARBARE FREDAGSPARTY, Fri, 20.0022.00, DJ: Howard The Duck; IARS PETTER'S BAIADER, Mon,17.00-18.00, DJ: Lars Peer Hauglie; GIG, Wed, 20.00-22.00, DJ: Bengt Lund.

RADIO OST ACE - SILVERKarlshus Industriomrade, PO Box 14, 1640 Rade, Tel:(0)9.285 055, Fax: (0)9.285 111, MD/Prog Dir: NilsGunnar Haraldseid, Head Of Music: Age ChristofferLundeby, Sales Mgr: Inge Johansen,Music/Speech: 55/45, Target Group: 10 +, Cum. Audience:300,000, Average Audience: 120,000. Main programmes:SHOVVTIME, Sat, 23.00-3.00, DJ: Harald Oksnes; NON-STOP, Sat, 19.3021.30, DJ: Age Christoffer Lundeby, Tor

Arne Andersen; ROMANTISK OASE, Sat, 18.30-19.30, DJ:Berit Christiansen; NORGLISH, Fri, 19.05-21.00, DJ: Various.

RADIO SAUDA EHR - BRONZETriangelbygget, 4200 Sauda, Tel: (0)4.783 700, Fax:

(0)4.783 150, MD: Ellen Straatveit, Prog Dir: Ove Svendsen,Head Of Music: Sven Are Hansen, Sales Mgr: Frank Listol.Music/Speech: 50/50, Target Group: 15 - 40, Cum.

Audience: 20,000, Average Audience: 15,000, Source:RYFYLKE. Main programmes: 3600 MUSIKKNYTT, Tue - Fri,

18.00-19.00, DJ: Ove Svendsen, Frank Listol; LUNCHTIMEN,Mon - Fri, 20.00-0.00, DJ: Sven Are Hansen;UNGDOMSMAGASINET, Fri, 16.00-22.00, DJ: Nils J.

Sandanger.

RADIO TONSBERG EHR - SILVERRambergveien 10, Kaldnes, 3100 Tonsberg, PO Box 2094(Zip: 3103), Tel: (0)33.13301/2, Fax: (0)33.19955, MD:Pal Olsen, Prog Dir/Head of Music: Geir Andreassen, SalesDir: Leif Erik Fadum.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 15 - 40, Cum.Audience: 110,000, Average Audience: 35,000, Source:MMI (MARKEDS OG MEDIA INTITUTTET). Main programmes:TONSBERG AT ONE, Mon - Fri, 13.0015.00, DJ: GeoffCollins; PANORAMA, Mon - Fri, 15.0015.45, DJ: Tom ErikEek; FRIDAY NIGHT LIFE, Fri, 19.3022.00, DJ: Various;

TONSBERG TOPP 30, Sat, 19.3023.00, DJ: Various.

RADIO UNG NOT REPORTING YETPO Box 8350 Hammersborg, 0129 Oslo 1, Tel: (0)2.209900/834, Fax: (0)2.206 101, MD: Morten Scott Janssen,Prog Dir: Mona Ridder-Nielsen, Head Of Music: TonnesSteenersen, Sales Mgr: Ole Jorgen Torvmark.Music/Speech: 60/40, Target Group: IS - 34, Cum.Audience: 22%, Source: MMI (MARKEDS OG MEDIAINTITUTTET). Main programmes: RUSH, Mon - Fri, 16.3417.30, DJ: Tonnes Steenersen, Kim Nygard Jorgensen, Tommy

Myhre; TALKMAN, Fri, 17.3018.30 + Sat, 23.00-24.00, DJ:Hans Christian Andersen, Ole Jorgen Torvmark; NATTAPENT,Sat, 1.004.00, DJ: Hemming Need.

RADIO VEST EHR - SILVERLagerveien 23, 4033 Forus, PO Box 300 (Zip: 4033), Tel:(0)4.800 500, Fax: (0)4.800 511, MD/Prog Dir: UlrikScheen, Head Of Music: Norte P Tjostheim.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group' 20 - 50, Cum.Audience: 70,000, Source: MMI (MARKEDS OG MEDIAINTITUTTET). Main programmes: STA OPP, Mon - Fri, 6.008.30, DJ: Oystein Otterdal; Mon, Tue, Wed, 12.0014.00, DJ:Einar Espeland; 2 TE 5, Mon - Fri, 14.00-17.00, DJ: Geir ArneSelvoer.

RAINBOW RADIO DANCE - BRONZELakkegata 55 antrum, 0187 Oslo 1, Tel: (0)2.688 898, Fax:(0)2.681 044, MD/Prog Dir: Tommy Tee Flaaten, Heads OfMusic: Tommy Tee Flaaten, A. Anti.Music/Speech: 75/25, Target Group: 13 - 24. Mainprogrammes: STRICTLY HIP -HOP, Mon, 22.00-24.00, DJ

Tommy Tee Flaaten; ANTI F.Y.U., Wed, 22.0424.00, DJ AAnti; TECHNO 0.D., Fri, 22.00-24.00, DJ: DJ Abstract.

STORBYRADIOEN ACE -BRONZEOsterhausgaten 7B, 0028 Oslo, 8891 (Zip: 0028), Tel:(0)2.205 777, Fax: (0)2.113 113, MD: Dag Alum, ProgDir/Head of Music: Paul Andre Kristiansen, Sales Mgr: DagK. Jensen.


Audience: 800,000, Average Audience: 90,000, Source:OSLO ARBEIDERPARTI Main programmes:COUNTRYMAGASINET, Mon, 4.00-6.00 + Fri, 21.0423.00, DJ: Dag Alum; HEIMAX, Wed, 21.0022.30, DJ: PaulAndre Kristiansen; FIREHOUSE, Wed, 22.30-24.00, DJ: DogHostland.

STUDENTRADIOEN TROMSO ROCK/EHR - BRONZEStrandgatan 5-7a, Kjaerbygget, 9008 Tromso, Tel:

(0)83.11011, Fax: (0)83.84055, MD: tears Handeland,Prog Dir: Blom Erik Jansen, Head Of Music: Rune Hagen,Sales Mgr: Oyvind Korsberg.Music/Speech: 60/40, Target Group: 15 - 54, Cum.

Audience: 55,000, Average Audience: 22,000, Source: MMI(MARKEDS OG MEDIA INTITUTTET). Main programmes:MUSIKKMAKSIMUM, Sun, 14.00-17.00, DJ: Rune Hagen;BEATSERVICE, Fri, 20.00-21.00, DJ: Vidar Hansen; TUNE INHARD ROCK RADIO, Sat, 17.30-19.00, DJ: Hasse Berntsen;JAZZ FORUM. .Mon, Thu, 11 .0012.00 DJ: Tom Jensen.

Poland (Tel: +48)

POLSKIE RADIO PROGRAM 3 (TROJKA)EHR - PLATINUMul. Mysliwiecka 3-5-7, 00-950 Warsaw, Tel: (0)2.6282830/7940/5411, Fax: (0)2.628 2830/628 1940, Dir:Jacek Ejsmond, Prog Dir: Marek Wilhelmi, Heads Of Music:Piotr Kaczkowski, Marek Niedzwiecki, Sales Mgr: TeresaPelc.


Audience: 11%, Average Audience: 9%, Source: OBOP. Mainprogrammes: LISTA PRZEBOJOW 3 / TOP 50, Fri, 19.0022.00, DJ: Morek Niedzwiecki; ZAPRASZAMY DO TROJKI(WELCOME TO 3), Sat, 16.00-19.00, DJ: Piotr Kaczkowski;MAC, Sat, 9.00-14.00, DJ: Marek Niedzwiecki; DZIKARZECZ (WILD THING), Sat, 19.3022.00, DJ: Maciej

RADIO LUBLIN ROCK - GOLDulica Obroncow Pokoju 2, 20950 Lublin, Tel: (0)81.28061,Fax: (0)81.28728, MD: Janusz Winiarski, Prog Dims: MariaBrzezinsko, Jacek Bieniaszkiewicz, Head Of Music: JerzyJaniszewski, Sales Mgr: Cezary Stopyra.Music/Speech 80/20, Target Group: 12 - 50, Cum.Audience: 1,600,000. Main programmes: KANON MUZYKIROCKOWEJ - ROCK CANON, Fri, 21.0022.00, DJ: JerzyJoniszewski; NIE TYLKO ROCK - NOT ONLY ROCK, Tue,

19.00-22.00, DJ: Andrzej Matyjaszewski; NIE TYLKO POPOLSKU-NOT ONLY IN POLISH, Mon, 20.0022.00, DJ:

Dariusz Turecki; SUNDAY SHOW AFTER 16.00 PM, Sun,

4.05-19.00, DJ: Jerzy Janiszewski

RADIO MERKURY POZNAN ACE - GOLDul. Berwinskiego 5, 60-765 Poznan, Tel: (0)61.699351/664 721/658 27, Fax: (0)61.660 310, MD: PiotrFrydryszek, Prog Dir: Wojciech Biedak, Head Of Music:Ryszard Gloger, Sales Dir: Stefan Klepacki.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 15 - 49. Mainprogrammes: MERKURY RADIO CHART, Sat, 19.3022.00, DJ:Varies; MUSIC GAZETTE, Sat, 15.0016.00, DJ: Ryszard

Gloger; ROCK MAGAZINE, Fri, 23.05- 2.00, DJ: WojciechSkrzydlowski; AMERICAN TOP 40, Sun, 14.05-18.00, DJ:

Shadoe Stevens, Ryszard Gloger.

RADIO ZIELONA GORA EHR - BRONZEulica Kukulcza 1, 65-472 Zielona Gora, Tel: (0)684425-29,Fax: (0)68.70368, MD: Tadeusz Krupa, Prog Dir: KrzysztofRutkowski, Head Of Music: Eugeniusz Banachowicz, SalesMgr: Alfons Bialkowski.Music/Speech: 80/20, Cum. Audience: 600,000, Source:WUS. Main programmes: GORACA TRZYDZIESTKA, CHARTSHOW, Sat, 18.0422.00, Marek Jankowski, L lobocki;NOCNE MARKI, MUSIC ALL NIGHT, Daily, 23.00-6.00, DJ:Anna Winnik, Eugeniusz Bonachowicz, J Grodzki; MUZYKA ZPM, ALBUM REVIEWS/COMPETITION, Sun, 11.00-15.00,DJ: Eugeniusz Banachowicz A Nawrocki, J Grodzki; RADIOTERAZ, CONTACT SHOW, Mon - Fri, 11.0414.00, DJ:

Various.

RMF - FM EHR-GOLDAl. Waszyngtona, 30-204 Cracow, Tel: (0)12.219696/360/670 020, Fax: (0)12.217 895, President:Stanislaw Tyczynski, Prog Dir: Edward Miszczak, Head OfMusic: Piotr Metz.Music/Speech: 70/30, Cum. Audience: 67%, AverageAudience: 60%, Source: PROMEDIA IND. POLL. Mainprogrammes: METZOFORTE, Sat, 20.50-0,45, DJ: Piotr Metz;EUROPESJKA LISTA PRZEBOJOW, Sat, 16.5020.45, DJ:

Marcin Jedrych; MUZYCZNY MAGAZYN INFORMACYJNY,Sun, 17.50-19.45, DJ: Tomasz Slon; ROCK-WIECZOREK,Mon - Fri, 16.5019.45/21.50 0.45, D.J. Piotr Metz, TomaszSion.

Portugal (Tel: +351)

RADIO ENERGIA EHR GOLDAvenida de Ceota 1, 2 piso, 1300 Lisbon, Tel: (0)1.3622977, Fax: (0)1.363 5863, MD: Nuno Santos, Sales Mgr:Joao Fonseca, Prod Dir: Sergio Noronha, Intl Prog Mgr:George Alexander Lopes.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 15 - 24, Cum.Audience: 83,000, Average Audience: 70,000, Source:MARKTEST. Main programmes: Mon - Fri, 7.0010.00, DJ: JoseMarino; Mon - Fri, 10.00-13.00, DJ: Augusto Seabra; Mon -Fri, 13.0416.00, DJ: Augusto Fernandes; Mon - Fri, 16.00-19 00 DJ' Miguel Ouintao.

RADIO NOVA ERA EHR - GOLDRua dos Camellias 134b, 4400 Vila Nova de Gaia, PO Box266 (Zip: 4401), Tel: (0)2.370 3275/3164, Fax: (0)2.309675, MD: Marcio Cruz, Prog Dir/Head of Music: ArturCarvalho, Prorno/Soies Mgr: Rui Ribeiro.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 15 - 34, Cum.

Audience: 10%, Average Audience 6%. Source: MARKTESTMain programmes: ALL -DAY LONG SHOW. Mon - Fri, 700-1.00, DJ: Daniel Oliveira, Paulo Rensela, Sergio Manuel. JorgeFomanclos.

REM RADIO RENASCENCA EHR - PLATINUM

2FMRua Ivens 14, 1294 Lisbon, Tel: (0)1.346 6494/3475270/9, Fax: (0)1.342 2658, MD: Oliveira Dr. Pines,

President: Eng. Magalhaes Crespo, Prog Dir/Head of Music:Pedro Tojal, Sales Mgr: Jose Mendes.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group' 18 - 40, Cum.

Audience: 700,000, Average Audience: 615,000, Source:MARKTEST. Main programmes: CAFE DA MANHA, Mon - Fri,

700-10.00, DJ: Pedro Tojal; GERACAO DE 90, Mon - Fri,

10.00-13.00, DJ: Paulin Coelho; OCEANO PACIFICO, Mon- Fri, 22.00-1.00, DJ: Joao Chaves; AMERICAN TOP 40, Sat,14.00-17.00, DJ: Joaquim Canes, Shadoe Stevens, VirgihoOuveira.

Russia

RADIO MAXIMUM 103.7 EHR - PLATINUMUl.Tverskaya 16/2/ PO Box 87, 103829 Moscow, Tel:(0)095.200 1088/1050, Fax: (0)095.299 9366, MD:Ruslan Terekbaev, Frog Dir: Alexander Kasparov, Head OfMusic: Vladimir Miroshnichenko, Sales Mgr: Susan Gilman,Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 18 - 30, Max. Reach:1,000,000, Average Audience: 600,000. Main programmes:MOSCOW IN THE MORNING, Mon - Fri, 7.00-10.00, DJ:Cami McCormick, Charles Bronstein; UCHITES PIAVAT/LEARNTO SWIM IROCKSHOWI, Thu, 23.001.00, DJ: Alexander F.Sklar; UNCLE'S KO ARK (ALTERNATIVE MUSIC), Wed, 24.00-1.00, DJ: Artemyi Troitskyi; DANCE ACADEMY Fri, 22.00-24.00, DJ: Mr. Captain Funny.

Slovakia (Tel: +42)

EUROPA 2 RADIO TATRY ACE - GOLDFabiarska 2, 05801 Poprad, Tel: (0)92.32323, Fax:(0)92.32323, MD/Prog Dir/HM: Peter lzdinsky, Sales Mgr:Igor Ludma.Music/Speech: 95/5, Target Group' 25 - 49.

Slovenia (Tel: +38)

STUDIO D EHR - SILVERPO Box 103, Ceota Herojev 27, 68000 Novo Mesto, Tel:(0)68.28160/59/89, Fax: (0)68.21001, MD: Uros Dular,Prog Dir: Aleksander Pirs, Head Of Music: Rasto Bozic, SalesMgrs: Joze Stegne, Andrelo Milavec, Fanika Krivec.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 15 - 44, Cum.Audience: 300,000, Average Audience: 150,000. Mainprogrammes: GLASBENI PORTRETTI/MUSIC PORTRAITS, Tue,17.30-0.00, DJ: Silvester Mihelcic; LESTVICA

NARODNOZABAVNE GLASBE/FOLK CH., Mon, 16.300.00, DJ: Rasta Bozic; 5 MINUT ZA KLASIKO/5 MIN. FORCL.MUSIC, Tue, Thu, 16.30-0.00, DJ: Cvetka Hribar;ALTERGODBA/ALTER MUSIC, Fri, 17.300.00, DJ: JanezGoren, Mazovec.

Spain (Tel: +34)

CADENA 40 PRINCIPALES EHR-PLATINUM

Gran Via 32, 28013 Madrid, Tel: (0)1.347 0700, Fax:(0)1.347 0709, Tlx: 27638 ser, MD/Hd Of Music: LuisMerino, Prog Dir: Sandra D'Angeli, Sales Mgr: SofiaFernandez, Mktg Dir: Claudio Martinez.Music/Speech: 97/3, Target Group: 20 - 44, Max. Reach:42.5%, Source: EGM (ESTUDIO GENERAL DE MEDIOS). Mainprogrammes: PIASTICOS Y DECIBELIOS, Mon - Fri, 24.041.00, DJ: Julian Ruiz; 40 COUNTDOWN, Sat, 10.0014.00,

DJ: Juan Manuel Ortega; 3 - 2 - 1, Sat, 16.0420.00, DJ:Joaquin Luqui; GRAN MUSICAL, Sun, 12.0014.00, DJ:

Fernando Martinez.

CADENA CIEN ROCK/EHR - PLATINUM

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Valenzuela 1, 28014 Madrid, Tel: (9)1.309 0000, Fax:(9)1.531 7517, MD: Rafael Revert, Prog Dir: Luis MiguelMartinez, Head Of Music: Carlos Finaly, Sales Mgr: PedroDiez.



Guide To European Music RadioMusic/Speech: 95/5, Target Group: 18 - 40, AverageAudience: 1,250,000. Main programmes: DEL 100 AL 1, Sat,

9.00-14.00, DJ: Paloma Serrano; EMISION PIRATA, Wed,22.00-24.00, DJ: Juan Pablo Ordonoz; JAZZ PORQUE SI, Tue,22.00-24.00, DJ: Juan Claudio Cifuentes; NASHVILLE, Mon,22.00-24.00, DT Luis Cuevas.

CADENA DIAL NOT REPORTING YET

CADENA

DIALBARCELONA 99.4 FM

Gran Via 32, 28013 Madrid, Tel: (0)1.347 0880/0700,Fax: (0)1.347 0709, Tlx: 27638. ser, MD/Hd Of Music:Francisco Herrera, Prog Dir: Reyes Mateo, Sales Mgr:Francisco Larroy.Music/Speech: 97/3, Target Group: 18 - 25, Max. Reach:18.5%, Source: EGM (ESTUDIO GENERAL DE MEDIOS). Mainprogrammes: SONORA DIAL, Mon - Fri, 20.0021.00, DJ:Cristina Tarrega; A SOLAS CONTIGO, Mon - Fri, 24.00-4.00,DJ: Maria Quiroz; TIENE SEVILIA, Sat, 20.0021.00, DJ:Rafael Cano.

CADENA M-80 FM SERIE ORO NOT REPORTING YET

Gran Via 32, 28013 Madrid, Tel: (0)1.347 0700, Fax:(0)1.347 0709, Tlx: 27638 ser, MD: Miguel Angel Pascual,Prog Dir/Head of Music: Jose Ramon Pardo, Sales Mgr:Marcos Larroy.Music/Speech: 97/3, Target Group: 20 - 44, Max. Reach:15.3%, Source: EGM (ESTUDIO GENERAL DE MEDIOSI. Main

programmes: VUELO 605, Mon - Fri, 11.00-12.00, DJ: AngelLuis Alvarez; M-80 LIST, Sat, 10.00-14.00, DJ: JoaquinGuzman; MUSICA PRIVADA, Sat, Sun, 22.00-24.00, DJ: JorgeFlo.

CANAL SUR 1 EHR - SILVERCarretera San Juan Tomares Km 1.3, 41920 San Juan,Seville, Tel: (9)54.560 7836, Fax: (9)54.560 7845, Dir-Gen: Luis Baquero Vega, Prog Dir: Paco Sanchez, Head OfMusic: Andres Luque.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 18 - 40, Cum.

Audience: 200,000, Source: EGM (ESTUDIO GENERAL DEMEDIOSI. Main programmes: LA FACTORIA ELECTRONICA,Daily, 10.00-13.00, DJ: Antonio M. Lupion, L Romero; EL PAISDE LOS SUENOS, Daily, 15.00-18.00, DJ: Juan AntonioJurado, L Romero; TOP SUR, Daily, 18.0024.00, DJ: AntonioM. Lupion, J Jaen, C Villar; BULEVAR DEL JAZZ, Daily, 24.003.00, DJ: Javier Dominguez.

ONDA CERO MUSICA EHR/ACE - PLATINUMPaseo de la Habana 208, 28036 Madrid, Tel: (9)1.5386300, Fax: (9)1.538 6360/350 1010, MD: FernandoOnega, Prog Dir: Jose Miguel Garcia, Head Of Music:Eduardo Sales, Producer: Miguel Angel de Ruz, Sales Mgr:Lida Sanz.Music/Speech: 90/10. Main programmes: Mon - Sat, 18.00-1 9.00, DJ: Javier Nieves; Mon - Fri, 11.00-15.00, DJ: VickyTaibo; Mon - Sat, 7.00-11.00, DJ: Paco Casas.

RADIO 16 ACE - BRONZEc/ Gran Via 31 - 9a, 28013 Madrid, Tel: (9)1.5229157/58, Fax: (9)1.531 7785, MD: Angel Mosterin, ProgDir/Head of Music: Carlos Honorato, Sales Mgr: Rosa Ruiz.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 20 - 40. Mainprogrammes: CRUCE DE CAMINOS, Mon - Fri, 11.00-12.00,DJ: Luis Martin; LA RADIO DE IA TARDE, Mon - Fri, 18.00-

20.00, DJ: Carlos Honorato; BIENVENIDO SABADO, Sat,11.00-15.00, DJ: Antonio Lopez; LA RADIO INTERMINABLE,

Sun, 11.00-15.00, DJ: Angel Luis Alvarez.

RPEM RADIO PALAFRUGELL FM EHR - SILVERPO Box 256, C/Botines 26 2a, 17200 Palafrugell (Girona),

Tel: (9)72.304 212, Fax: (9)72.304. 243, MD: AlexCebollero Lujan, Prog Dir/Head of Music: Rafel Corbi i

Vilardell, Promo/Sales Dir: Vicenz Rodriquez.Music/Speech: 72/28, Target Group: 10 - 54, Cum.

Audience: 40% (60,0001. Main programmes: CLAN MATINAL,Mon - Sat, 6.30-15.00, DJ: Vicenz Rodriquez, Rafael Corbi;AFTERNOON LIGHTS, Mon - Fri, 15.00-20.00, DJ: MonicaRecio, A Cebollero; AMERICAN COUNTRY CHART, Mon,24.00-3.00 + Tue, Wed, 20.00-22.00 + Fri - Sun, 3.00-6.00, DJ: Rafel Corbi i Vilardell; MARXA DEL DISSABTE NIT,Sat, 22.00-3.00, DJ: Marti Pedrero, J Pedero.

Sweden (Tel: +46)

CITY RADIO EHR - GOLDDrottninggatan 56, PO Box 11335, 40015 Gothenburg, Tel:(0)31.151 500, Fax: (0)31.629 494, MD: Patrik ltzel, ProgDir: Margareta Anderberg, Head Of Music: Lars Bodin.Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 20 - 40, Cum.

Audience: 750,000, Average Audience: 210,000, Source:GOTEBORGS UNIVERSITET. Main programmes: MORNINGSHOW, Mon - Fri, 6.00-9,00, DJ: Henrik Backstroem; MID-DAY, Mon - Fri, 9.00-12.00, DJ: Margareta Anderberg-NOON, Mon - Fri, 12.00-15.00, DJ: Nalle Eldas;

AFTERNOON, Mon - Fri, 15.00-18.00, DJ: Marten

Soderstrom.

CITY RADIO 10/6 EHR - GOLDSkomakargatan 5, PO Box 4417, 203 15 Malmo, Tel:(0)40.352 700, Fax: (0)40.352 711, MD: Patrick Larsson,Prog Dir: Jan Penman, Head Of Music: Fredrik Hellstrom,Sales Mgr: Jonas Hillergren.Music/Speech: 75/25, Target Group: 20 - 44, AverageAudience: 80,000, Source: ENGULF & DEVOUR. Mainprogrammes: Mon - Fri, 6.009.00, 1:4: Jon Fexman; Mon - Fri,

9.0013.00. DJ: Ina Jonsson, Per Scholander; Mon - Fri, 13.0015.00, DJ: Fredrik Hellstrom; Mon - Fri, 15.00-18.00, DJ:

Roger Jonsson.

CITYRADION 1 UPPSALA EHR - BRONZEKungsangsgatan 23, 751 48 Uppsala, 1802 (Zip: 751 48),Tel: (0)18.126 838, Fax: (0)18.105 311, MD: Johan Cejie,Prog Dir: Peter Naeslund, Head Of Music: Stefan Warnberg,Sales Mgr: Hans Lindvall.Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 10 - 34, Cum.

Audience: 180,000, Average Audience: 35,000. Main

programmes: CLUBNEWS, Tue, 23.001.00, DJ: Robert

Blomqvist; CITYSTEGEN TOP 20, Fri, 18.0020.00, DJ: StefanWarnberg; GLOBAL HEADCHARGE, Tue, zoo -I Ea), DJ:Thomas Ericsson; EN JOA I NATI-EN, Thu, 23.00-1.00, DJ: JoaHeimer.

EAST FM 97.8 ACE - SILVER

EASTFMS

St. Persg. 19, 601 86 Norrkoping, Tel: (0)11.105 558, Fax:0)11.128 022, MD: David Olsen, Prog Dir/Head of Music:Peter Franck, Sales Mgr: Peter Bernstrom.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 15 - 44, Cum.

Audience: 90,000, Average Audience: 60,000, Source:

APPLEBITE AB. Main programmes: MORNING SHOW, Mon -Fri, 6.0410.00, DJ: Claes Eriksson; MIDDAY SHOW, Mon -Fri, 10.0414.00, DJ: Christine Andersson; AFTERNOONSHOW, Mon - Fri, 14.0418.00, DJ: Klas Magnusson; NIGHTSHOW, Mon - Fri, 18.00-22.00, DJ: Christian Muda.

HIT FM DANCE - SILVERPO Box 7019, 161 07 Bromma, Tel: (0)8.890 400, Fax:(0)8.760 2000, MD: Bengt Johansson, Prog Dir: Johan BBring, Sales Mgr: Glen Engstrom.Music/Speech: 100/0, Target Group: 12 - 35, Cum.

Audience: 71,000. Main programmes: HIT 60, Sun, 16.00-/9.00, DJ: Krister Karppa; ARNE & ARNE, Sun, 23.00-2.00,

DJ: Arne & Arne.

RADIO CITY EHR-GOLD

PO Box 27852, 115 93 Stockholm, Tel: (0)8.570 7900,Fax: (0)8.660 5006, MD: Christer Baldhagen, Prog Dir:Jesse Wallin, Head of Music/Promo Dir: Niklas Ehring,Mktg/Sales Dir: Christina Matson.Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 20 - 40, Max. Reach:300,000, Average Audience: 170,000, Source: PUB

(SWEDISH RADIO PUBLIC SURVEY). Main programmes:

MORNING SHOW, Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.00, DJ: Tobias Heldt;Mon - Fri, 9.00-12.00, DJ: Martin Loogna; Mon - Fri, 12.00-15.00, DJ: Niklas Ehring; Mon - Fri, 15.00-18.00, DJ: JesseWallin.

RADIO IIUDDINGE EHR - GOLDRadio Huddinge, 141 85 Huddinge, Tel: (0)8.711 6620,Fax: (0)8.711 6820, MD: Artur Wadman, Prog Dir/Head ofMusic: Robert Sehlberg, Sales Mgr: Eva Larsson.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 20 - 40, Cum.

Audience: 60,000, Source: PUB (SWEDISH RADIO PUBLICSURVEY). Main programmes: Daily, DJ: Eva Larsson, TomasLannestedt, Lennart Vistrand.

RADIO OREBRO EHR - BRONZEStortorgatan 18, PO Box 1800, 701 18 Orebro, Tel:

(0)19.100 010, Fax: (0)19.100 964, MD: Kjerstin

Oscarson, Prog Dir: Anders Larsson, Head Of Music: ArneHolmberg, Sales Mgr: Alf Fransson.Music/Speech: 50/50, Target Group: 30 - 55, Cum.

Audience: 300,000, Average Audience: 150,000, Source:PUB (SWEDISH RADIO PUBLIC SURVEY). Main programmes:MORGON OPRET, Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.00, DJ: Bosse Jardler,Arne Holmberg; BART PA SAK, Mon - Fri, 12.00-14.00, DJ:Anders Stahlhammer; RADIOEXPRESSEN, Mon - Fri, 15.00-18.00, DJ: Paivi Kotka; FORMIDDAG, Mon - Fri, 9.0012.00,

DJ: Tommy Sundquist.

RADIO P4 EHR - GOLDOresundsvagen 26, 227 36 Lund, Tel: (0)46.127 050, Fax:(0)46.151 818, MD: Johanna Unghanse, Prog Dir: TobiasBjorling, Head Of Music: Anders Nilsson, Sales Mgrs: MatsGunnarsson, Rickard Lindberg.Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 20 - 40, Cum.

Audience: 530,000, Average Audience: 86,000, Source: PUB(SWEDISH RADIO PUBLIC SURVEY). Main programmes: Mon -Fri, 6.00-9.00, DJ: Tobias Bjorling; Mon - Fri, 15.00-18.00,DJ: Karstein Eidem Lovaas; RADIO P4 TOP 40, Sat, 15.0418.00, DJ: Anders Biers.

SVERIGES RADIO P3 EHR - PLATINUM

ParSveriges Radio

105 10 Stockholm, Tel: (0)8.784 0000, Fax: (0)8.7841388, Contr: Lisa Soderberg, Dep Contr: Janeric Sundquist.Target Group: 4 - 40, Average Audience: 54%, Source: PUB.Main programmes: MUSIKJOURALEN, Prod: Mikael Nilsson;LIVE MUSIC, Prod: Ulf Gruvberg; TRACKS, Prod: Kaj Kindvall;RADIO EUROPA, Prod: Christer Soderkvist. P3 is a non -

formatted, national, non-comercial public service channel.

Switzerland (Tel: +41)

DRS -3 ROCK - GOLDNovarastrasse 2, 4059 Basle, Postfach (Zip: 4024), Tel:(0)61.343 411, Fax: (0)61.343 380, Head Of Music:Martin Schaefer.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 15 - 40, Source: SRGPUBLIKUMSFORSCHUNG.

RADIO 24 EHR - GOLDKonradstrasse 58, 8005 Zurich, PO Box (Zip: 8031), Tel:(0)1.272 2024, Fax: (0)1.273 2545, MD: Roger

Schawinski, Prog Dir: Marcus Gilli, Head Of Music: DanielRichigir.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 15 - 44, AverageAudience: 557,000, Source: SRG PUBIIKUMSFORSCHUNG.

RADIO FOERDERBAND BERN ACE - GOLDHirschengraben 9, 3001 Bern, Postfach (Zip: 3001), Tel:(0)31.212 221, Fax: (0)31.210 528, MD/Soles Dir: BeatBurri, Frog Dir: Thomas Abegglen, Head Of Music: ResHassenstein.


Audience: 20%, Average Audience: 14%, Source: SRG

PUBLIKUMSFORSCHUNG.

RADIO PILATUS 104.9 EHR - GOLDZurichstrasse 5, 6002 Lucerne, PO Box 4140 (Zip: 6002),Tel: (0)41.511 727, Fax: (0)41.512 393, Prog Dir: Marcelvon Caluzi, Head Of Music: Rolf Tschuppert, Sales Dir:

Joachim Freiberg.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 15 - 44, Cum.

Audience: 120,000, Average Audience: 80,000, Source:

SRG PUBLIKUMSFORSCHUNG. Main programmes'

CHARTLINE, Sat, 14.00-15.00, DJ: Bobo.

RSR-COULEUR 3 ROCK - 001,11

Avenue du Temple 40, CP 78, Maison Radio, 1010Lausanne, Tel: (0)21.318 1541, Fax: (0)21.653 6835,MD/Prog Dir: Blaise Duc, Head Of Music: Thierry Catherine,Sales Mgr: Laurence Bisang.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 15 - 34, AverageAudience: 10%, Source: SRG PUBLIKUMSFORSCHUNG,

United Kingdom (Tel: +44)

BBC RADIO 1 FM EHR - PLATINUMEgton House, London W1A 1 AA, Tel: (0)71.9274575/4821, Fax: (0)71.637 2474, Contr: Johnny Beerling,Head Of Music: Chris Lycett, Exec Producer (Daytime Radio):Paul Robinson.Music/Speech: 75/25, Target Group: 15 - 34, Cum.

Audience: 40%, Source: JICRAR. Main programmes: Mon - Fri,

6.00-9.00, DJ: Simon Mayo; Mon - Fri, 9.0012.30, DJ: SimonBates; Mon - Fri, 12.45-15.00, DJ: Jakki Brambles; Mon - Fri,15.0418.00, DJ: Steve Wright.

BEACON RADIO EHR - PLATINUM267 Tettenhall Road, Wolverhampton, West Midlands WV6ODQ, Tel: (0)902.757 211, Fax: (0)902.745 456, MD:Alan Mullett, Prog Dir/Head of Music: Peter Wagstaff, SalesDir: John Pearson.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 25 - 44, Cum

Audience: 43%, Source: JICRAR.

BRMB FM EHR - PLATINUM97-99 Aston Rd North, Radio House, Birmingham, WestMidlands B6 4BX, PO Box 555 (Zip: B6 4BX), Tel:

(0)21.359 4481, Fax: (0)21.359 1117, MD/Prog Dir: IanRufus, Head Of Music: Robin Valk.Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 20 - 40, AverageAudience: 25%, Source: JICRAR. Main programmes: THE

BREAKFAST SHOW, Mon - Fri, 6.009.00, DJ: Brendan

Kearney; IN THE MORNING, Mon - Fri, 9.3012.00, DJ: AndyHollins; LUNCHTIME MUSIC JAM, Mon - Fri, 12.30715.30, DJ:

Phil Upton; GRAHAM TORRINGTON, Mon - Fri, 15.30-18.00,DJ: Graham Torrington.

CAPITAL 95.8 FM EHR - PLATINUM365 Euston Road, Euston Tower, London NW1 3DR, Tel:(0)71.608 6080, Fax: (0)71.387 2345/962 6044, MD:Richard Eyre, Prog Dir/Head of Music: Richard Park, SalesMgr: David Lees.Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 12 - 35, Cum.

Audience: 34%, Source: JICRAR. Main programmes: CHRISTARRANT BREAKFAST SHOW, Mon - Fri, 7.00-10.00, DJ:

Chris Tarrant, Anne O'Neill; PAT SHARP SHOW, Mon - Fri,

10.00-13.00, DJ: Pat Sharp.

CHILTERN RADIO/HOT FM EHR - PLATINUM

Chiltern Road, Dunstable, Bedfordshire LU6 1 HO, Tel:

(0)582.269 111, Fax: (0)582.564 893, MD: Colin Mason,Station Mgr: Penelope Holton, Prog Dir: Paul Chantler, HeadOf Music: Clive Dickens, Sales Mgr: Eddie Startup.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 18 - 45, Cum.

Audience: 28%, Source: JICRAR. Main programmes: Mon - Fri,6.0410.00, DJ: James Cannon; Mon - Fri, 10.0414.00, DJ:Steve Power; Mon - Fri, 14.0019.00, DJ: David Andrews;CUDDLE ON THE COUCH, Sun, 22.001.00, DJ: NJ.

Williams.

CHOICE FM DANCE - GOLD16-18 Trinity Gardens, Brixton, London SW9 8DP, Tel:

(0)71.738 7969, Fax: (0)71.738 6619, MD: Patrick Berry,



Guide To European Music RadioProg Dir: Vince Herbert, Head Of Music: Merritt Crawford,Sales Mgr: Neil Kenlock.Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 12 - 35, Cum.Audience: 200,000, Average Audience: 92,000, Source:JICRAR. Main programmes: BREAKFAST, Mon - Fri, 6.00-10.00, DJ: James Anthony; MID MORNING JAM, Mon - Fri,

10.00-13.00, DJ: Merritt Crawford; AFTERNOON AFFAIR,Mon - Fri, 13.00-15.00, DJ: Clive "Jiggs" Patterson; DRIVETIME, Mon - Ed, 15.00-19.00, DJ: George Kaye.

CITY FM EHR - PLATINUM8-10 Stanley Street, Liverpool, Merseyside LI 6AF, PO Box967 (Zip: L69 17Q), Tel: (0)51.227 5100, Fax: (0)51.4710333, MD: Dave Lincoln, Prog Contr: Tony McKenzie, HeadOf Music: Sue Taylor, Sales Mgr: Barbara Gardner.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 15 - 34, Cum.Audience: 678,000; Source: JICRAR. Main programmes:BREAKFAST SHOW, Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.00, DJ: Tony Snell; Mon- Fri, 9.0012.00, DJ: John O'Hara; Mon - Fn, 12.00-15.00,DJ: Neil Atkinson; Mon - Fri, 15.0018.00, DJ: Tony McKenzie.

COOL FM ACE -GOLDPO Box 974, Belfast BT1 1RT, Tel: (0)247.817 181, Fax:(0)247.814 974, MD: David Sloan, Prog Dir: JohnRosborough, Head Of Music: John Paul Ballantine, Soles Dir:Kieran Boyle.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 18 - 30, Cum.

Audience: 31% (246,000), Source: JICRAR. Main programmes:Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.30, DJ: Paul Buckle, Mark Wesley; Mon - Fri,9.30-13.00, DJ: Neil McLeod; Mon - Fri, 13.00-1700, DJ:Gene Wilson; Mon - Fri, 17.00-21.00, DJ: John Kearns.

DOWNTOWN RADIO EHR-GOLDKiltonga, Newtownards, County Down BT23 4ES, Tel:(0)247.815 555, Fax: (0)247.815 252, MD: David Sloan,Prog Dir/Head of Music: John Rosborough, Sales Dir: KieranBoyle. -

Music/Speech: 60/40, Target Group: 30 +, Cum. Audience:38% (441,0001. Main programmes: FIRST EDITION, Mon -7.00-9.00, DJ: Ivan Martin, Richard Young; Mon - Fri, 9.00-12.00, DJ: John Daly; Mon - Fri, 12.00-14.00, DJ: Big T;

DRIVETIME, Mon - Fri, 16.00-18.00, DJ: Dougie Marshall.

GALAXY RADIO DANCE - GOLD25 Portland Square, Bristol, Avon BS2 8RZ, Tel: (0)272.240111, Fax: (0)272.245 589, MD: Colin Mason, Prog Dir:Paul Chantler, Head Of Music: Clive Dickens, Sales Mgr:Eddie Startup.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 15 - 34, Cum.Audience: 600,000, Average Audience: 17% (102,000),Source: JICRAR. Main programmes: Mon - Fri, 6.0010.00, DJ:Rik Scott; Mon - Fri, 10.00-14.00, DJ: Keith Francis; Mon - Fri,14.00-19.00, DJ: Andy Beezey; Mon - Fri, 19.001.00, DJ:

Mr. Tristan B.

GEM AM NOT REPORTING YET29-31 Castle Gate, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire NG1 7AP,Tel: (0)602.581 731, Fax: (0)602.588 614, MD/Prog Dir:Chris Hughes, Head Of Music: Len Groat, Sales Mgr:Wayne Lowery.Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 35 - 55, Cum.

Audience: 25%, Source: JICRAR. Main programmes: THEBREAKFAST SHOW, Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.30, DJ: John Peters;MORNING SHOW, Mon - Fri, 9.30-13.00, DJ: Tony Lyman;AFTERNOON SHOW, Mon - Fri, 13.0017.00, DJ: AndyMarriott.; DRIVE, Mon - Fri, 17.0021.00, DJ: Steve Voce.

GLR 94.9 (GREATER LONDON RADIO) ROCK - BRONZE35c Marylebone High Street, London W1A 4LG, PO Box949 (Zip: WI A 410), Tel: (0)71.224 2424, Fax: (0)71.4872908, Managing Editor: Trevor Dann, Head Of Music: JonMyer.Music/Speech: 60/40, Target Group: 25 - 44, Cum.

Audience: 11%, Source: JICRAR, Mon - Fri, 9.3012.30, DJ:Richard Skinner, Chris Whatmoven, Mon - Thu, 19.20-22.30,DJ: Steve Barnett, Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.30, DJ: Kevin Greening,Jon Myer.

GWR FM EHR - SILVERPO Box 2000, Wootton Bassett, Swindon, Wiltshire SN47EX, Tel: (0)793.853 222, Fax: (0)793.853 929, Tlx:

444450>Chmn: Henry Meokin, MD: Ralph Bernard, StationDir: Simon Cooper, Prog Contr: Steve Orchard, Flead OfMusic: Gary Vincent, Sales Mgr: Will Garland.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 25 - 34, Cum.

Audience: 52%, Average Audience: 38%, Source: JICRAR.

Moin programmes: BREAKFAST SHOW, Mon - Fri, 6.00-10.00, DJ: Gary Vincent; MID MORNING SHOW, Mon - Fri,10.0012.00, DJ: Richard Caveue; AFTERNOON SHOW,

Mon - Ed, 14.00-18.00, DJ: Sandy Martin; EVENING SHOW,Mon - Fri, 18.00-22.00, DJ: Mark Franklin.

INVICTA FM EHR - GOLDJohn Wilson Business Park, Radio House, Whitstable, KentCT5 3YR, Tel: (0)227.772 004, Fax: (0)227.771 558, MD:Rory Micks, Prog Dir: John Lewis, Head Of Music: TimStewart, Sales Mgr: Tim Gill.Music/Speech: 90/10, Target Group: 15 - 34, Cum.

Audience: 41%, Average Audience: 32%, Source: JICRAR.Main programmes: 24 Hours of EHR daily.

KISS 100 FM DANCE - PLATINUM80 Holloway Road, KISS House, London N7 85G, PO Box100 (Zip: N7 8BR), Tel: (0)71.700 6100, Fax: (0)71.7003752/3936/3979, Chmn: Keith McDowall, MD/Prog Dir:Gordon McNamee, Head Of Music: Lindsay Wesker, SalesMgr: John Reilly.Music/Speech: 75/25, Target Group: 15 - 34, Cum.Audience: 1,091,000, Source: JICRAR. Main programmes:CRAIG CHALES BREAKFAST SHOW, Mon - Fri, 7.0010.00,DJ: Craig Chafes; STEVE JACKSON'S LOAD, Mon - Fri, 10.0013.00, DJ: Steve Jackson; DAVID RODIGAN'S LUNCHTIMEBOOGALOO, Mon - Fri, 13.0016.00, DJ: David Rodigan;THE DANGEROUS DAVE PEARCE SHOW, Mon - Fri, 16.0019.00, DJ: Dave Pearce.

LONG WAVE RADIO ATLANTIC 252 EHR - PLATINUMSummerhill Road, Mornington House, Trim, County Meath,or: PO Box 252 London WI E.2RA, Tel: 463.6655, Fax:463.6644, MD: Travis Baxter, Prog Dir/Head of Music: PaulKavanagh, Sales Dir: Andy Hawkins.Music/Speech: 99/1, Target Group: 15 - 24, Cum.

Audience: 3,300,000, Source: CONTINENTAL RESEARCH.Main programmes: BREAKFAST SHOW, Mon - Fri, 6.0010.00, DJ: Charlie Wolf; Mon - Fri, 10.00-13.00, DJ: HenryOwens; Mon - Ed, 13.0016.00, DJ: Kevin Palmer; Mon - Fri,16.0020.00, DJ: Dusy Rhodes.

RADIO BROADLAND EHR - SILVER47-49 St. Georges Plain, Colegate, Norwich, Norfolk NR31DB, Tel: (0)603.630 621, Fax: (0)603.666 353, MD:Russell Stuart, Prog Dir: Mike Stewart, Head Of Music: DaveBrown, Sales Dir: Robb Young.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 20 - 44, AverageAudience: 42%, Source: JICRAR. Main programmes:BREAKFAST SHOW, Mon - Fri, 7.00-10.00, DJ: Rob Chandler;TEN RI ONE, Mon - Fri, 10.0013.00, DJ: Dave Brown;AFTERNOON SHOW, Mon - Fri, 13.0016.00, DJ: ChrissieJackson; DRIVETIME, Mon - Fri, 16.00-19.00, DJ: Stuart Davies.

RADIO CLYDE 1 EHR - GOLDClydebank Business Park, Glasgow, Strathclyde G81 2RX,Tel: (0)41.306 2200, Fax: (0)41.306 2265, MD: JamesGordon, Prog Dir: Alex Dickson, Head Of Music: BobbieHain, Mktg/Sales Dir: Geoffrey Holliman.Music/Speech: 75/25, Target Group: 15 - 34, Cum.Audience: 42%, Average Audience: 40%, Source: JICRAR.Main programmes: Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.30, DJ: Mike Riddoch;Mon - Fri, 9.30-13.00, DJ: Bobbie Hain; Mon - Fri, 13.0016.00, DJ: George Bowie; Mon - Fri, 16.00-19.00, DJ: GaryMarshall.

RADIO FORTH RFM EHR - GOLDForth Street, Forth House, Edinburgh, Lothian EH1 3LF, POBox 4000 (Zip: EH1 3LF), Tel: (0)31.556 9255, Fax:(0)31.558 3277, MD: Richard Findlay, Prog Dir: Tom Steele,Head Of Music: Colin Sommerville, Sales Mgr: Ian Sewell.Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 15 - 40, AverageAudience: 32%, Source: JICRAR. Main programmes:BREAKFAST SHOW, Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.00; ZOO CREW, Fri,Sun, 16.00-19.00, DJ: Alison Craig, John Wood; STEPPINGOUT, Sat, DJ: Tom Wilson; DOUBLE JOINT, Sun, 14.00-16.00, DJ: Mark Findlay, Bruce Findlay.

RED ROSE ROCK FM EHR - GOLDSt. Pauls Square, Preston, Lancashire PR1 1YE, Tel:

(0)772.556 301, Fax: (0(772.201 917, MD: Mike Henfield,Prog Dir: Jeff Graham, Head Of Music: Dave Sander, SalesMgr: Clive Douthwaite.Music/Speech: 95/5, Target Group: 15 - 34, Cum.Audience: 30%, Source: JICRAR. Main programmes: INDIE /ROCK, Mon - Fri, 19.0022.00, DJ: Mark Wallis; EMPORORROSKO, Sat, 12.0014.00, DJ: Dave Sander; SOUL/DANCE,Sat, 18.00-22.00, DJ: Mark Wallis.

SUNSET RADIO DANCE -GOLD23 New Mount Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester M44DE, Tel: (0)61.953 5353, Fax: (0)61.953 0170, MD/ProgDir: Duncan Smith, Head Of Music: Steve Quirke, Sales Mgr:Alison Simpson.Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 15 - 34, Cum.Audience: 8%, Source: JICRAR. Main programmes: THE DREAMTEAM, Mon - Ed, 9.00-13.00, DJ: Tom Selleck, Patrick

Swayze; RAY ROSE, Mon - Fri, 13.0016.00, DJ: Ray Rose;MIKE SHAFT, Mon - Fri, 16.00-19.00, DJ: Mike Shah; SOULSOUCE, Sun, 19.0022.00, DJ: Richard Searling.

SWANSEA SOUND EHR - SILVERVictoria Road, Gowerton, Swansea, Glamorganshire SA43AB, Tel: (0)792.893 751, Fax: (0)792.898 841, MD:Charles Braham, Prog Dir/Head of Musk: Rob Pendry,Promo/Mktg/Sales Dir: John P Thomas.Music/Speech: 70/30, Target Group: 25 +, Cum. Audience:49%, Average Audience: 39%, Source: JICRAR. Mainprogrammes: BREAKFAST SHOW, Mon - Fri, 7.0010.00, DJ:Rob Pendry; GET TOGETHER, Mon - Fri, 10.0014.00, DJ: BillEverett; AFTERNOON MIX, Mon - Fri, 14.0018.00, DJ: JulesChristian; EARLY RISER SHOW, Mon - Fri, 5.00-7.00, DJ: SteveBarnes.

TRENT FM EHR-GOLD29-31 Castle Gate, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire NGI 7AP,Tel: (0)602.581 731, Fax: (0)602.588 614, MD/Prog Dir:Chris Hughes, Head Of Music: Len Groat, Sales Mgr:Wayne Lowery.Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 15 - 40, Cum.Audience: 37%, Source: JICRAR. Main programmes: THEBREAKFAST SHOW, Mon - Fri, 6.009.30, DJ: Gary Burton;MORNING SHOW, Mon - Ed, 9.3013.00, DJ: Rob

Wagstaff; AFTERNOON SHOW, Mon - Fri, 13.001700, DJ:Andy Miller; DRIVE, Mon - Fri, 17.0021.00, DJ: Tim Disney.

XTRA AM NOT REPORTING YET97-77 Aston Rd North, Radio House, Birmingham, WestMidlands B6 4BX, PO Box 555 (Zip: B6 4BX), Tel:

(0)21.359 4481, Fax: (0)21.359 1117, MD/Prog Dir: IanRufus, Head Of Music: Robin Valk.Music/Speech: 85/15, Target Group: 35 - 55, AverageAudience: 30%, Source: JICRAR. Main programmes: LES ROSS,Mon - Fri, 6.00-9.00, DJ: Les Ross; ANNIE OTHEN, Mon - Fri,

9.3013.00, DJ: Annie Othen; ADRIAN STEWART, Mon - Fri,14.0018.00, DJ: Adrian Stewart; DAVE HICKMAN, Mon - Ed,18.0022.00, DJ: Dave Hickman.

Europe

VOA EUROPE NETWORK ERR - PLATINUMLudwigstrasse 2, 8000 Munich 22, PO Box 221220 (Zip:8000), Tel: (0)89.286 091, Fax: (0)89.280 9210, MD:Terry Hourigan, Prog Dir: Carol Parker, Head Of Music: JuneBrown.

Music/Speech: 80/20, Target Group: 15 - 34, Source: TSMSLONDON. Main programmes: VOA EUROPE - MUSIC ANDMORE, Mon - Fri, 6.00-10.00, DJ: Jeff Roberts; VOA EUROPE -MUSIC AND MORE, Mon - Fri, 10.00-14.00, DJ: John Martin;VOA EUROPE - MUSIC AND MORE, Mon - Fri, 14.00-18.00,DJ: Carol Parker; VOA EUROPE - MUSIC AND MORE, Mon -Fri, 18.00-22.00, DJ: Eric Phillips.

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New Releases

SINGLESEN VOGUEGive It Up, Turn It Loose - East West D/EHR/ACE

PRODUCER: Thomas McElroy/Denzil Foster

In which direction will the catwalk lead this time? To soul music a la the PointerSisters, or four Mariah Careys. Their lastsingle, Free Your Mind, is now included in"Theo's Rec And Wreck" remix withoutrock guitars but with added male raps.

EXTREMETragic Comic - A&M R/EHRPRODUCER: Nuno Bettencourt/Bob St. John

Extreme picks two of the finest momentsout of 20th century American entertain-ment industry: Charlie Chaplin and tradi-tional Westcoast rock. The combinationworks wonders.

TOM JONESAll You Need Is Love - Zomba EHR

PRODUCER: Dave Stewart

The king of schmaltz tackles this Beatlesclassic in his very own inimitable way.while Stewart takes care of the solid foun-dation. All proceeds of this single go toChildLine, UK's only free nationalhelpline for children in trouble or danger.

LIVING COLOURLeave It Alone - Epic R/EHRPRODUCER: Ron St. Germain

The first single off the new album Stainintroduces new bass player DougWimbish, who is to be identified behindVernon Reid's "guitacrobatics." Blackrock at its best. "Maybe it is a bit too hardfor us," says NOS/Hilversum producerTom Blomberg, "but the song is 'saved' bythe strong harmony vocals. We'll definitelysupport this one."

BILLY OCEANPressure - Jive D/EHRPRODUCER: Steely & Cleevie

After a three -an -a -half year absence Oceanreleases the pressure, with a slightly dis-guised Italo dance tune.

POISONStand - Capitol R/EHRPRODUCER: Richie Zito

Poison in the post C.C. DeVille days hasn'tlost its special qualities as one of the mostmelodic rock bands around. This gospel -moulded rock ballad is of the same type asForeigner's I Wanna Know What Love Is.

SAFFRONCircles - WEA D/EHRPRODUCER: Eric Kupper/Lenny Dee/Neil McLellan

While Madonna goes deeper and deeper,Saffron goes round and round in circleswith no striking differences, both produc-tionwise and seen from the song's perspec-tive. Comments Invicta FM/WhitstableHOM Tim Stewart, "Although less maturethan the original by Atlantic Star, it hasthe advantage that the song is alreadyknown. Besides, Saffron has appeared inthree TV shows, mostly on children TV. Iwant to cater to the kids too, so I mainlyprogramme this one in the day slot thatthey are listening."

SISTER SLEDGEWe Are Family - '93 Mixes - Atlantic D/EHRPRODUCER: Bernard Edwards/Nile Rodgers

For those who don't like all that recyclingin modern mixes, there's always two sidesto a 45. On that flip side you'll find theoriginal version of the '70s disco stomper.

SPIN DOCTORSLittle Miss Can't Be Wrong - Epic R/EHRPRODUCER: Spin Doctors/Peter

Denenberg/Frankie LaRocka

Add a funky bass to Steve Miller's TakeThe Money And Run and you get this. Youcan't go wrong. Give these doctors as manyspins as you can or we sue for malpractice.

THE TRAGICALLY HIP

Courage - MCA R/A/EHRPRODUCER: Chris Tsangarides

Canada's hippest alternative rockers arealready big in Holland, so try some "DutchCourage." Intrinsically, this R&B-basedband has the same potential as U2 orR.E.M.. May this second single off Fully,Completely be their first pop hit ever.

ALBUMSELVIS COSTELLO & THE BRODSKY QUARTET

The Juliet Letters - Warner Brothers ACE/APRODUCER: Kevin Killen

Like his friend Paul McCartney with theLiverpool Oratorium, Costello now goesclassical as well, although more song -ori-ented. Far away though this song series forstring quartet and voice might seem to befrom pop, so close it is in a way. From hissparsely arranged, more dramatic ballads inthe past you can make the step to this fullyclassical approach, but it won't be easy.Programme with care.

FISHSongs From The Mirror- Polydor R/ACE/EHRPRODUCER: James Cassidy

Fish goes back to the days that he mimedhis favorite songs in front of the mirrorwith his tennis racket at waist -height. Hisparents must have looked surprised whenthey entered his bedroom finding little Fishjumping around like a looney while singingApeman by the Kinks. Their son's setlistfurther consisted of songs from AlexHarvey, Pink Floyd, Argent, SandyDenny, Genesis, T -Rex and David Bowie.Imagine their pride when he performedQuestion by the Moody Blues. JOin thissentimental journey to the '70s.

FLASH AND THE PANBurning Up The Night - Epic EHR/A/ACEPRODUCER: Vanda/Young

Still sparkling brightly, the Australian sur-vivors of synth pop never fail to come upwith beautiful melodies. Ivy Love has thepotential of a multi -format smash. Fromthe hip listener of alternative radio to

NEW TALENTKEN DAVISModern World - Inspired/Dureco (LP) (Holland)PRODUCER: Ken Davis

Australian synth magician Davis is "two-faced" on his new album. The first 10tracks featuring saxophone are happy golucky instrumentals, whilst the next 15 arepurely high-tech and cinematic by nature.Contact Diny van Mourik at tel: (+31)2940.15321; fax: 2940.18725.

THE JULIE DOLPHINRoses - EP - Timbuktu (UK)

PRODUCER: Jeff Ward/Julie DolphinPick this bouquet of roses-four prettysongs-which smells like a more powerful,less mysterious flower from the samegreenhouse that gave us the CocteauTwins. Contact Peter Bond at tel: (+44)71.436 3371; fax: 71.436 2837.

RUNAR JULIUSSONRonar & Otis - Geimsteinn (LP) (Iceland)

PRODUCER: Rimar Jtiliusson

The Icelandic chartbusterJulfusson is a realadventurer, who made a lot of musicalfriends along the way. This new good timerock 'n' roll album he recorded with LarryOtis, guitarist with the Ike & Tina TurnerRevue in the early '70s. Contact the artistat tel: (+354) 2.12717; fax: 2.12711.

THE KANESShe Says.... - ABC Country (LP) (Austarlaia)

PRODUCER: Todd Hunter/John Kane

Not to be confused with American act theO'Kanes, but note these Australians havecountry music in common. Book a room inStarlight Hotel, where Genni Kanes singsfor the guests. Contact Fraser Sandemanat tel: (+61) 2.950 3919.

THE SHUFFLE DEMONSAlive - Stubby (LP) (Canada)

PRODUCER: Shuffle Demons

These Canadian jazz dissidents haveburned down Europe completely as youcan hear on this double live CD. With OutOf My House, Roach you have the first pol-tergeist ever on radio. Contact RichardUnderhill at tel: (+416) 636.8943; fax:979.8674.

SYSTEM ENEMYRhythm Is An African Thing - Gallo (South Africa)PRODUCER: Ian Osrin

The title of this album is so true. In thiscase the rhythm travelled back fromJamaica to the African motherland. Sodon't expect township jive but cheerfulreggea, not unlike Inner Circle. ContactEleanor Campbell at tel: (+11) 788.0519;fax: 442.6190.

granddad who listens to the ACE format,they will all turn up the volume. AlthoughVanda and Young haven't compromisedtheir music to today's fashion, the moreuptempo songs are almost an open invita-tion to smart remixers in the dance field.Somebody like Paul Oakenfold could takea song like Searching For A Headlight intoNew Order/Electronic territory.

SYLVIE MARECHALVoie Lactee - RCA EHR/DPRODUCER: Johnny Turnbull/Dave Stewart

Like the wind changing direction, theatmosphere of this album diverts withevery track. Marechal has the rightcameleon voice. She has no problemswhatsoever shifting colours from the stateof hypnosis on a dance version of LeonardCohen's I Just Feels to the animal stanceon the rocker Les Anges Vagabonds.

SLEEZE BEEZPowertool - Red Bullet M/R/EHRPRODUCER: Gary Lyons

While Def Leppard has has steered into themainstream, these Dutch hard rockerscome out of the slipstream. They still pre-fer it the rough way, deeply adrenalized.Because of the ease with which you canjoin in with the strong choruses (Raise ALittle Hell, Watch That Video, listeners ofEHR stations will have no problems withthe souped up guitar sound. On DanceCinderella's Tom Keifer adds his slide gui-tar to the funky beat. The rock ballad thatwill break down all radio barriers is I Don'tWant To Live Without You. The bosses ofAtalantic-their US label-may have faithin the return on their investments.

THE THE

Dusk - Epic A/EHRPRODUCER: Matt Johnson/Bruce Lampcov

Although The The is still the alter ego of"Mad" Matt, the whole concept is lookingmore and more like a band now. Send theselads featuring guitarist/harmonica playerJohnny Marr on tour,' and they can teachthe whole lot a thing or two about music.Mr. Johnson sings his songs so desperate-ly-especially the first single Dogs OfLust-that it sometimes almost frightensyou. The mere beauty of this set conquersall. Listen to This Is The Night, and wrapyourself in the warm sound of that tinklingpiano and those brushes softly hitting thedrums, beautifully contrasting with that icecold guitar solo. John Thirkle's trumpet onHelpline Operator has that same effect,sending shivers down the back bone.

Singles and albums featured in New Releases are listed alphabetically. Each record is recommended for format or programme suitability. Abbreviations used include: EHR, ACE, R (Rock), D (Dance), C (Country), J (Jazz),EZ (Easy Listening), NAC (New Adult Contemporary), A (Alternative) and M (Metal). Records mentioned in New Talent are by acts signed to independent labels for which license and/or publishing rights are available,except as noted. Please send your samples to Robbed Tilli/Machgiel Bakker, PO Box 9027, 1006 AA Amsterdam, Holland.



Marketing The Music

Jesus Jones Works On HighContinental Profile

Alternative rockers Jesus Jones are inhigh gear of a European promotional

tour in an effort to gather curiosity andexposure for their third album

"Perverse" on Food, distributed by EMIUK to be released Jan 25.

by Mike McGeever

The first single from the album, The DevilYou Know, was released just afterChristmas and is getting extensive airplayin the US and the UK. But what about con-tinental Europe?

The high -profile media blitz is an exer-cise for the European music executives andradio programmers to dispel the notion thatJesus Jones is "just another UK youngsound group."

As opposed to much of the rest of theworld, Jesus Jones' last two albums havebeen greeted with less than enthusiasm bythe market in continental Europe. In oneinstance, in France, the 1992 Grammy dou-ble nominee had objects hurled at them onstage while on tour supporting theAmerican psycho -billy band the Cramps.

But now promotional tactics have

changed. No more support tours. Instead,the band has a heavy schedule of showcasedates at clubs in each of the European terri-tories. The showcases will be performed toaudiences of 500-600 people with musicand radio decision makers in attendance aswell as members of the general public. Thevenues include the Roxy in AmsterdamJanuary 25 and Huxly's in Berlin onJanuary 31.

Also, to heighten interests in the newrelease are members of Jesus Jones particu-larly Mike Edwards and lain Baker haveprefaced the tour with upfront promotionincluding dozens of print and electronicmedia interviews in each market.

For example, interviews on Holland'sRadio Veronica and on Finland's popularcable TV show "Good Morning Finland"(600,000 viewers).

The theory behind the high -profile cam-paign is to familiarize the continent withthe band and the new album, so when it isreleased, people will be comfortable withJesus Jones' sound. According to head ofinternational promotion for EMI UK JohnBriley, "It is important that we got copiesof the single and the album into the handsof the right people as soon as possible. Atthe same time, the interviews and mediaexposure allows them to get across themessage of what they and their music areabout. As a song writer, Edwards has opin-ions and ideas about what is on the mindsof people in Europe."

Briley is confident Perverse will gathermomentum from The Devil You Knowvideo, which is currently in MTVEurope's "Buzz -Bin" rotation. Briley con-tends the band's recent upfront promotionalvisit to Italy has helped to get the singlemore than token airplay there. "I thinkradio programmers feel the sound is some-thing they can work with and will want tobe part of it from the beginning. JesusJones' sound is something that will bearound for a long time and is somethingthat could be covered and covered verywell by other bands," he explains.

Gail Colson of GailforceManagement, London, Jesus Jones' man-agement, echoes Briley's comments about

the importance of the video. Now, MTVEurope is very important "for a band's suc-cess in Europe," she says. "I sat down withthem and we had a kind of think-tank onwhat we can do with MTV because of itsinfluence in Europe."

Colson says lessons learned from pastexperiences on the continent, includinghaving things thrown at them, coupled withthe confidence from pre-release promotion-al visits has thickened Jesus Jones' hide."In England it was almost too simple forthem. They built an audience here and wereselling out venues like The Town &Country. They had never played to theirown audience on the continent. So the sup-port tour with The Cramps was done forthe experience. For me it did them an awfullot of good. If we only got through to 10%of the audience, then it was worthwhile."

She continues, "Bands that are going tolast, have to learn to grow a thick skin. Ithas been a learning process. If Perversedoesn't take off in Europe, I'll be very dis-appointed but very surprised."

Colson believes continental Europe willhave to take Perverse seriously given thebands success in the UK, US, NewZealand, Australia and Japan. "Europe willrealize that it is not just a fan -based thing."Colson says to reinforce their profile, theband will return to the continent this sum-mer playing at festivals and after touringthe US and other parts of the world.

The Devil You Know was written byEdwards and produced by Warne Livesey,whose- credits include Midnight Oil andJulian Cope. It is Jesus Jones' first singlesince Right Here Right Now hit the chartsincluding the number 1 US spot in July1991.

Right Here Right Now was from the USplatinum and UK number 1 album Doubtand won an award for the most playedrecord on the influential college radioscene last year. The Devil You Know isbacked with another track, Phoenix on 12 -inch cassette and CD-digipack. All formatsinclude a vast array of mixes including theSatellite Over Tehran mix. The second CDin the digipack offers a Baker -composedtrack, entitled Want To Know.

SHORT TAKES The "ultimate SM" video for the NineInch Nails' single Happiness In Slaveryis not only banned for broadcast; it's noteven allowed out of the Island's officefront door. Sex maniacs who want asneak peak should call Phil Cooper attel (+44) 81.741 1511. The new Lenny Kravitz album AreYou Gonna Go My Way is out in Europeon March 1. The same -titled single seesthe light at February 8. A European touris scheduled to take place between May29 and July 9. The second album by Catanese bandUzeda, Waters, will be produced byAmerican alternative crack Steve Albini(Big Black, Pixies and Gore). Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard isworking on a side project with somefriends dubbed Shame (Epic). An albumis expected to be out in March. A newPearl Jam is planned for July, but maybe delayed if Ten continues selling asstrongly as it is. In the series of famous duets, includ-ing Peabo Bryson & Celine Dion,Luther Vandross & Janet Jackson,Patty Smyth & Don Henley, we nowadd a new cute couple: Helen Hoffner& Bryan Adams. The latter is said tohave written the song. The last one reported to have workedwith the almighty Prince is UK femalerapper Morrie Love, whose upcomingsingle is a royal production. While his wife Whitney is changingthe diapers of their first child, BobbyBrown has his hands free for a shortEuropean tour, from the end of April tomid -May. After eight years as a rare and expen-sive import disc, Haul Of Hollow bythe Smiths starring the enigmaticMorrissey will be released in the USthis spring. The post -Georgia Satellites careersfor Dan Baird-having a hit single withI Love You Period in Holland-andRicky Richards (now with IzzyStradlin & The Juju Hounds) havegotten off to a flying start, reason forElektra to release the Satellites samplerLet It Rock, featuring their 1986 USnumber 2 hit Keep Your Hands ToYourself.

The Beloved Still Loved After Long AbsenceLooking for married couples in the charts?Ok, let's go! In the post John & Yoko -era,the Whitney & Bobby -liaison is the mostobvious one. The Beloved-a new entry inthe UK singles charts at number 17 withSweet Harmony-is the newest addition tothe list, since, after the departure of SteveWaddington, remaining member JonMarsh brought in his wife Helena.

The Beloved shares the small group ofacts (Bruce Springsteen and DefLeppard) that can permit themselves tohave a five-year hiatus between twoalbums, Happiness and Conscience, and

meanwhile not affecting the degree of suc-cess.

Comments East West head of interna-tional Ian Grenfell, "Usually it's an enor-mous risk when an artist stays away thatlong. You have to come back with some-thing really strong, otherwise you can for-get it. The Beloved made the right record,as is proved by the current UK hit. Wewant to create the same basis for the albumon the continent where the band never hada hit so far. A pan-European marketingcampaign and a possible concert tour in theautumn are both fully depending on single

hits. Other tracks that spring to mind forfuture singles include Outerspace Girl andSpirit."

The synth -dominated tune SweetHarmony is a traditional verse -chorus popsong, which means very melodic and radiofriendly. Grenfell thinks that if that isn'tenough, the video will be. "It's a great con-cept based on the sleeve 'in motion' of thelegendary Jimi Hendrix album ElectricLadyland."

Insiders know that that's the one withthe nude ladies. Jon Marsh is filmed nakedamong them. Not to be banned by radio.

Signed to East West. Publisher: EMUVirgin. Management: C.M.O./London. New album: Conscience to be releasedon February 8. New single: Sweet Harmony released onJanuary 11; currently, it is at number 17 inthe UK. Recorded at Sarm West/London. Producer: Jon & Helena Marsh. Marketing: Instore material and mer-chandising.

Robbert Tilli

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



ScandinaviaA&R/PRODUCTION ARE KEYS TO SUCCESS

Scandinavian Labels Increase TheirCommitment To Local Talent

Over the last decade, Scandinavian talent has managed to stop the traditional stronggrip that Anglo-American music has had on the national and international charts. And ifstrong A&R policies are the key to establishing market share, than Scandinavian compa-

nies have got the message. Multinationals are queuing up to acquire Northern indepen-dent labels, while the local affiliates of the majors are increasing their commitment to

local talent. M&M examines the rich Scandinavian scene along with local experts.

by Robbert Tilli

The biggest and most obvious example of Scandi-navian chart domination is Roxette, the flagshipof EMI Sweden. This pop rock duo didn't comeout of the blue; both Marie Frederiksson andPer Gessle had already built up respectable solocareers. The continuous string of international hitsonly started after the release of their secondalbum Look Sharp, released at the end of 1988.

EMI Sweden head of promo Marie Dimbergrepeats the old saying that "it is easier to get tothe top than to stay there. Roxette never lost itstop position, whereas lots of artists of the samegeneration seem to have vanished completely.The success of Roxette is summed up into twoaspects: the power of the songs-Gessle is an unri-valled songwriter-and their credibility as a band.They are for real as they have demonstrated dur-ing their 18 -month Joyride world tour."

More proof of Roxette's musical skills will bedemonstrated by the band's live appearance onFebruary 22 for the "MTV - Unplugged" pro-gramme, preceded by a special Roxette weekendon MTV Europe. For the future, EMI Sweden hasset high international hopes for dance/rockcrossover Lovekings, the only other English -lan-guage act on its roster.

THE BEAT GOES ONEvery label wants local success stories to

have a continuation abroad, and there will surelybe some more chapters added to the history of

Ace Of Base

Ace Of Base. This pop reggae act's Happy Nationalbum has now sold over 100.000 copies in Den-mark, following two hit singles-All That SheWants and Wheel Of Fortune which occupied thetwo top slots in the Danish chart last year. Norwayhas been receptive to the Swedish half male/halffemale quartet signed to Danish independentMega Records, while Germany is on its way afterPolyGram's Metronome (not to be confusedwith the Swedish company by the same name)acquired the rights for the world outside Scandi-navia.

Mega A&R manager Maurice Hawkesworth,who originally hails from Delaware, US, revealsthe label's philosophy. "We're music peoplehere," he says. "Everybody is working here for thelove of music. We're not a bank. Strong teamworkand good facilities are essential."

Hawkesworth believes that crossborderexploitation starts with listening to demo tapes."We listen to the tapes like Americans' would. Ifyou can get it on the radio, you've got one shoe inthe door. It was quite easy to hear from Ace OfBase's demo tape that this band was very special.The ultimate key to a good product is not to messwith it too much. We try to get as much exposureas we can get. Why produce things that areobscure? Get it to the people is our message.

"You can't force people to buy something thatthey don't like, certainly not with so much tochoose from these days. Whereas in the past,when 100 artists ate a piece of the pie, now thereare far more different releases at the same time.You have to compete with everyone."

The company is split up in a record label and aproduction unit. Continues Hawkesworth, "Pro-duction will be the angle for all future operations.Our MD Kjeld Wennick plays a very active andsenior role in all A&R decisions. New acts on ourroster should have an original feel to it. It's easierto imitate than to innovate. We have built up asolid reputation all over Scandinavia, so loads ofdemos flow in everyday. We don't believe in coun-tries, but in sounds. As long as it's good music,nobody cares where it comes from."

MELTING POT OF TALENTThe same thing could be said about Dr. Alban.

How many actually know this former dentistcomes from Sweden? The success of this interna-tional chartbuster is embodied by the SweMixcredo as quoted by label manager Rene Hede-myr, "We like the idea that Sweden is a meltingpot. We get the best out of everything that comesdown here, and put together international dancemusic, which is not the same as Swedish dancemusic. If you want to be big in our branch, astrong connection to the dance scene-the clubs-is absolutely necessary. Our collaboration with theexperienced Logic label in Germany was crucial inDr. Alban's case, while BMG has actually brokenthe act. For our soon -to -be -launched rock label wewill employ a specialist, somebody who's got goodcontacts in the rock clubs as well."

SweMix is organized in a similar way as Megaby having a record and publishing division as wellas a production company and studio. BMG AriolaMunich's recent acquisition of SweMix doesn't

Miss B. Haven

include the production side, leaving a great dealof its autonomy intact. Album -oriented materialwill be offered to BMG first, while there is anoption to offer purely club -directed product to

"A&R is the basis of our busi-ness. Most record companies lackan A&R force. You can take allthe ads in the world and set upthe most expensive campaigns,but if the record itself sucks, itwon't help you."

-EMI -Medley MD Michael Ritto.

various other, smaller international partners.And the Scandinavian A&R scene continues to

flourish, best illustrated by the recent flood ofacquisitions. In the beginning of last year, EMIbought Danish market leader Medley for exactlythat reason, a fact acknowledged by EMI -MedleyMD Michael Ritto. "A&R is the basis of our busi-ness. Most record companies lack an A&R force.You can take all the ads in the world and set upthe most expensive campaigns, but if the recorditself sucks, it won't help you."

A special English -language album of Miss B.Haven is just out in Scandinavia, the GSA territo-ries and the Benelux (see "Marketing The Music"last week) and other markets are to be followedsuit. Ritto is very optimistic about the internation-al potential of this all -girl group. "Our main phi-losophy is always to start working from the music.

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Scandinavia

J

We ask ourselves, 'What kind of band is this, andwhat kind of music? What can we do for them?What could be the best market?'

"Sometimes we feel we have to start firstabroad. For our 'alternative' band the Poets for.instance we will start a campaign in the UK priorto Denmark. But in general, our home marketcomes first." Good examples of this strategy areMichael Learns to Rock and Sko/Torp.

EXTENDING TO THE CROWDSAnother rich source of talent can be found at

Sony Music Denmark, which has recentlyextended its roster. This year, the company willrelease 15 albums of domestic artists, whichmeans at least one per month, sometimes two. In1992, Sony Denmark made some noise with hardrock band Pretty Maids-best known for theircover of Thin Lizzy's Please Don't Leave Me,spread across Europe via one of M&M's "Loud 'N'Proud" boxes. Local A&R director/staff producerKim Hyttel explains the expansion and the willto get recognized abroad. "As part of a multina-tional one should develop acts and try to breakthem internationally as well," she says. "With thePretty Maids we have achieved a lot, becausethey're big in Japan now, although they're notthat big yet in Europe. For that market we haveprepared a special acoustic album, which will be apriority for Sony Music International."

Hyttel's recent signing and production ofAmerican rocker Link Wray-who has lived inDenmark for the past 10 years-further fits theinternational thinking of Sony Music Denmarkwhile the forthcoming album by guitar hero, Indi-an Child, will be released on March 1. Anotherinteresting new release with crossborder appeal isgrunge rock act Boghandle, whose second album

is again handled by former Nirvana producerJack Endino.

The Swedish Metronome label is currently atthe center of attention with Inner Circle, directlysigned to the label for the world outside the US.Although these reggae veterans come fromJamaica, their Bad To The Bone album is a 100%Swedish production. Metronome product directorMattias Wachtmeister has every right to be aproud man. "The project is still very much alive.Due to the hit single Sweat (Alalala Long) [one ofthe best played singles last year in the West, WestCentral and North European regions], the bandhas toured Europe heavily last year and will comeback in mid -February to back up the current singleRock With You, with more concerts scheduled atthe summer festivals when the third singleWrapped Up In Your Love will be out."

Wachtmeister says that with acts like Inner Cir-cle and dance/rock crossover the StoneFunkers-who will have a new album out in , April-Metronome tries to get them established in asmuch markets as possible. "But that doesn't neces-sarily mean that we follow this strategy for all ourartists. For some we don't divert our efforts at toomany markets at the same time, because thatwould harm the results at home." Eric Gadd is anact that Wachtmeister prefers to be careful with,although his 1991 debut album Do You Believe inGadd sold 100.000 copies in the Scandinavian ter-ritories. On February 25, his yet -to -be -named fol-low-up album will be released.

ALL IN THE FAMILY"First make all the mistakes in your own mar-

ket [Denmark] before you go abroad" is one ofthe guidelines for Genlyd BMG marketing man-ager Jesper Bay who has found the time right to

place Thomas Helmig in the capable hands of hiscolleagues of BMG Ariola Hamburg. "The openmarket means a warm welcome to a lot of conti-nental acts. Vaya Con Dios from Belgium is

doing well here, so why shouldn't we try to placeour product on the international market? As far as

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money is concerned, it'sthe icing on the cake.

"The internationalperspective is verytempting, though. Thegeneral feel among ourartists is that it's onlyfair that their musicgoes to other countries,especially now that theborders have disap-peared. The fact thatwe're now part of a

multinational will sure-ly be an advantage.Being member of this

big BMG family means that at least you getresponse from the various affiliates when you mailout listening cassettes."

In general BMG Genlyd acts have to be estab-lished at home before an international career iseven considered. Fielfraz is the exception to therule, because, in comparison to dance acts, rockbands are more expensive to produce.

The same thoughts are echoed by PolyGramNorway A&R/marketing manager PetterSingsaas, who rolled out the red carpet for tradi-tional rock band Stage Dolls, whose single LoveDon't Bother Me has been included in one ofM&M's "Track Attack" boxes.

"First what you need when you start thinkinginternationally is a commitment from your

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Scandinaviaates across Europe. That was no problem for us;the album Stripped was released all over theplace. The band toured Europe as a support actfor Mr. Big, so they were confronted with theright target group.

"International exploitation is very importantwith tour support and the bills for remixes to bepaid. We did everything we could for the StageDolls, but looking back, we did not yet achievethe same results as in Norway, where the bandenjoyed a number 1 hit." Other PolyGram Norwayacts ready for the pan-European market includeYeahlove Swans and Claudia Scott.

Warner Music Norway A&R manager FredEngh agrees with Singsaas on the issue of supportwithin the multinational. "If you want to get youracts across Europe, you should start within theWarner companies. Never expect direct resultswith your first international release. U2 had to goa long way as well, so we see a band like theSeptember When as a long-term project. That'show we're going to treat their third album OneEye Open."

Jimmy Miller [of Rolling Stones -fame] is the

executive producer ofthat album, releasedon February 15, a

good argument tokeep at least one earopen. A lot is expect-ed from SeptemberWhen, as their lastalbum Mother, I'veBeen Kissed sold animpressive 80.000copies on national ter-ritory. To put thingsinto perspective: thatputs them behind fel-low countrymen A -Ha

(125.000 copies sold of their East Of The Sunalbum), but ahead of R.E.M's Out Of Time album(60.000 copies).

For Engh, local acts are very important"because they are always available. A TV appear-ance really boosts the sales enormously in a coun-try like ours. I wish I could get R.E.M. in a TVshow. Getting your acts on MTV Europe is essen-

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tial, but hard for Norwegian acts since we don'thave a MTV office like the Swedes have in Stock-holm."

Languages are fundamental in crossborderexploitation. For example, it is possible to releaseSwedish -language artists in Finland, but the otherway round-Finnish-language export to Sweden-is absolutely out of the question. Warner MusicFinland marketing manager Ari Lohenoja has tobear this in mind all the time. "Swedish is the sec-ond language here, so there aren't any problemson that side. But on our own domestic roster wedon't have very much suitable for internationalexploitation. For that reason, the national marketwill always be our first aim. We only have oneEnglish -language act, guitarist and TV personalityHeikki Silvennoinen. His Mature & Coo/ album isalso released in Norway and Sweden."

Kurre-a singer with the most "Mediterraneanfeel outside Italy"-is one of the Finnish localheroes with unquestionable international appeal;depending on foreign interest, his upcoming sec-ond album could easily lend itself to an English -language production.

BACKSTREET GIRLS

Let's Have It- WEA (LP) (Norway)When you read in the CD booklet produced byMichael Ilbert" (Sator" and the Sinners) plus"Fanx to the Inmates," you know you can't gowrong: serious rocking in the overdrive. For thosewho still don't understand, these Norwegian guys(!) use the same elevator as Aerosmith.

THE JUNGLE MEDICS11 ake lip And Smell The Fish - Process (LP) (Norway)Now that Doug Wimbish has joined the ranks ofLiving Colour, the question is who will take careof the inheritance of Tackhead. The answer is theJungle Medics. Somebody should set up a meet-ing with sound wizard Adrian Sherwood. Indus-trial sounds on a funky sometimes reggae founda-tion, it all comes to them naturally. Sometimesthey are as accessible as the Red Hot Chili Pep-pers (Nomads, Gipsy Trash and H.I.V. Spell). Pub-lished by Warner Chappell Music Denmark.

BLOOMING DAYSCrying On The Phone - Columbia (Sweden)This is pop as it was once meant to be, with agood, immediately hummable melody and lyricsaimed straight for the heart. It is almost too sim-ple to be true. Roxette is living proof that this stillworks, so why not with this fivesome?

YEAHLOVE SWANSLove Tech - Vertigo (LP) (Norway)Labeled as alternative, but certainly not lookingfor the easy way out. When these guys add dancebeats to their music, it makes sense. Doomy andcarefully shaped according to the works of early'80s cult producer Martin Hannett, while the Sis-

ters Of Mercy are at hearing distance all the waythrough. Most optimistic sounding song is the sin-gle She's A Boom Boom.

THE GIRLSIt's Not For The OskOn - Air (LP) (Sweden)Girls, girls, girls. Okay, "girls" means "boys" inScandinavia as we know from the Backstreet Girlson this very same page. These Swedish boys dowhat Crowded House excel in-writing Beatles-esque melodies-but with a bit more power. Bythe way, we've never heard such a nice Hammondorgan as on the track Living On The Moon sinceGreen Onions by Booker T. & The MGs.

ESTER BROHUS

Ester Rrohus - Sonet (LP) (Denmark)While the discussion of US country making inroadsinto Europe continues, this is one of the best Euro-pean country releases ever. And Brohus is not acheap imitation; on the contrary, this recordshould be shipped out by thousands to the US.Emmylou, Wynnona and Reba will be shocked bycompetition coming in from the most unexpectedcorner, from Denmark...

HENNING STJERKSmalltown Saturday Night - Cenlyd BMG (LP)(Denmark)Tell your listeners to put the chairs aside, becauseit's party time. Stwrk is the last of a dying breed,the real rockers. He knows good repertoire is halfthe work, so again he picked out three songs outof grandmaster Mickey Jupp's songbook, of

which Claggin' On is an absolute smash for all for-mats. A bonus is the clear production by Britishgood time rock expert Mike Vernon.

BUBBLEGUM RIDELa La La! - Dino (LP) (Sweden)This Swedish band is in the same stage as PinkFloyd in 1967 when Syd Barrett and RogerWaters took their Volkswagen bus to their gigsinstead of a big coach. The psychedelic days arestill very much alive. And with tracks like GodBless The Union and Waiting For Lies that shouldnot be regretted at all.

GREAT KING RAT

Great King Rat- Planet (LP) (Sweden)Traditional '70s hard rock played on the razor'sedge is hard to find these days. Whereas mostalbums are killed by over -production, theseSwedes bring us the right stuff. The guts comefrom themselves instead of modern recordingtricks. It's a bit like Deep Purple in the DavidCoverdale days, rock no metal. If edited, WomanIn Love, with its funky guitar breaks is the trackthat could break them on EHR.

HEIKKI SILVENNOINENYou Run - WEA (Finland)Pick out one Finnish album at random, andchances are you'll see Silvennoinen's name on it.This ace session guitarist is omnipresent. The sec-ond single taken from his first solo effort Mature& Coo/ is the perfect Clapton-like MOR rock song,one that will make your listeners keep their eyeson the road, meanwhile softly drumming on thesteering wheel.

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Station OperationsTECHNOLOGY ROUNDUPTo Russia And Flanders With LyrecDanish tape duplication and play-back specialist Lyrec has openeda technical centre in Moscow inconjunction with Melodiya fol-lowing an agreement signed earli-er in 1992. The centre, sited inMelodiya's own headquarters, hasa full range of Lyrec tape dupli-cating and loading equipment aswell as its broadcast taperecorders such as FRED andFRIDA.

The "Melodiya-Lyrec Techni-cal Centre" also houses a

parts/service department to caterfor Russian and eastern Europeancustomers. Address: TverskoyBoulevard 24, 103 009 Moscow.Tel: (+010) 7095 229.9792.

Lyrec has also delivered 11FRED portable recorders toFlemish Belgian broadcasterBRTN. The machines will be dis-tributed among the five regionalBRTN stations in Brussels,Antwerp, Ghent, Hasselt andKortrijk. FRIDA's rugged porta-bility will come in handy as the

New CD Players From StuderNew CD players will soon beavailable from Studer in theshape of the D730 and D731.

The 730 is similar to oldermodels with the "wedge" shape,top -loading format and varispeedfader, while the 731 is a 2U rack -mounting front -loader version.Studer - Regensdorf, Switzerland.Tel: (+41) 1 870.7511.

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FRIDA is a professional 4 -inch, two -channel tape machinewith three speeds, full servo -con-trolled tape handling and DolbyHX Pro and phase -compensatedrecord amps as standard. It is alsoavailable with a special DCpower pack for outside broadcastoperation.Lyrec - Skovlunde, Denmark.Tel: (+45) 4453 2522.

PCM-7000 DATTops SalesOrders placed at the tail end of1992 took European sales ofSony's PCM-7000 series DATrecorder beyond 2.000 units.Milan -based post productionhouse Video Time purchased 10PCM-7030 units, while PolishNational Radio acquired anamazing 52 PCM-2700s alongwith 24 TCD-D10 PRO II DATportables and a PCM-7050.

Polish national Radio'smachines will be distributedamong its 17 regional studios; thePCM-2700s will be used primari-ly for transmission and post pro-duction roles.Sony Broadcast & Communica-tions - Basingstoke, UK. Tel:(+44) 256.483.366.

High Marks For Audionics ACEI was recently able to borrow oneof Audionics' new ACE con-soles and try it out in a live situa-tion on a 28 -day, restricted -ser-vice -licence FM station CrackerFM/Hastings. We were raisingmoney for charity so our entirestudio was "borrowed" from kindmanufacturers. It

was an idealopportunity to putsome excellentequipment to the"acid test" withlargely non -tech-nical DJs, many ofwhom had verylittle experience inradio.

The ACE is a12 -channel, on -airself -op mixerwhich is "quasi -modular." Ratherthan having channel modules,the ACE comes as standard with12 faders and associated knobsand switches. The configurationof channels is done by insertingchannel cards at the back of themixer which have all the neces-sary electronics on them. This

presents a slight trade-off with costpitted against ease of maintenance.But at least individual channelcards can be removed quickly andwith minimum disruption.

Operationally the ACE is verysimple. Each channel has only aninput gain pot, a PFL button, a

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remote start button and a fader. Theremote start can be configured tointerface with all types of equip-ment found in the average studioand a tally light return is available.Meter and studio monitoring is viaa bank of buttons with off -air, PFL,output and EXT available. Audion-ics standard multi -selector units can

be used to extend monitor inputchoice via the EXT position.

Everybody who used theACE on Cracker FM found itvery easy to operate. The PPMmetering is clear and concise,with a mono meter across theoutput all the time and a stereo

meter acrossthe monitorselector. TheDJ and guest

410 headphoneoutputs werecapable ofdriving evenhigh -impedanceheadphones toa useful level.

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when compared to desks which iteasily out -performs operational-ly. All in all, the ACE is a verygood self -op desk. Recent salesto the BBC World Service(albeit in slightly modified form)prove that it is being appreciatedeven at this early stage.

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Clyde Awarded Bay RadioStudio Installation ContractGlasgow, Scotland. Tel: (44Glas-gow-based Clyde Electronicshas been awarded the contract fora turnkey installation of a studiocomplex for Bay Radio, winnerof the new ILR licence for More-cambe Bay in the northwest ofEngland. The studios will bebased at a converted mill (the for-mer headquarters of Reebok) at

St. George's Quay in Lancaster onthe banks of the River Lune.

Bay Radio MD Julian Allittchose Clyde after working withthem in the past on similar pro-jects. Bay is due to commencebroadcast this spring.Clyde Electronics - Glasgow,Scotland. Tel: (+44) 419 5279504) 419 527 950

Pan -North American CoverageFrom New Audio Satellite ServiceIDB Broadcast of Culver City,CA has joined forced withNovanet Communications ofCanada to introduce Ku -bandFM Squared, a new audio distri-bution service which covers virtu-ally all of North America using asingle dedicated transponder onthe Canadian Anik E-1 satellite.

The service covers an areafrom Canada's northwest territo-

ries to Texas, from the Pacific tothe Atlantic coast, and offersgreater coverage than satellitesmore usually used for US audiodistribution. For reception, dishesas small as 75 centimeters can beutilized, making it extremelycost-effective.IDB Communications - CulverCity, California, US. Tel: (+1)213 870.9000

Nordic Sound SymposiumCalls For PapersThe Bolkesj0 Mountain Hotel inNorway will once again be hostio the "Nordic Sound Sympo-sium," a joint venture between theNorwegian Broadcasting Cor-poration, the University ofTrondheim and Seem Audio A/S.The arrangement committee arecalling for papers presenting newtechniques, new equipment andnew ideas in the audio and broad-

casting field.There will be an exhibition at

the Symposium, as usual. Thefirst Symposium was held in1968; the last took place in 1991with 300 delegates and 30exhibitors. For more information,contact The Nordic Sound Sym-posium Committee, P.O. Box115, N-1380 Heggedal, Norway.Tel: (+47) 6679 7730.

Tannoy Relaunch System 8And 10; Win JapaneseTannoy has done some very thor-ough research in its updating thesuccessful Series 8 and 10 studionews field -monitor loudspeakers.The company looked into compo-nent behaviour and, in particular,why capacitors (condensers) pro-duce noise when high-level signalsare applied. As a result the newSeries 8 and 10 units have custom -produced capacitors for enhancedsonic performance.

Research into the effect ofinternal vibrations on inductorcoils has led to the introduction ofcoils vacuum -impregnated with avibration reducing resin at the timeof manufacture. These and otherimprovements are designed to keepthe Series 8 and 10 NFM loud-speakers at the leading edge ofmonitor design.

Tannoy has also won a presti-gious export award sponsoredjointly by the Scottish Council forDevelopment and Industry and

the Japanese External TradeOrganization. Tannoy, which hasbeen exporting monitors to Japanfor over 20 years, sells more than70% of its annual business throughexport with Japan accounting for£2 million turnover in 1992. It wasthe export of loudspeakers forkaraoke machines that won Tan-noy the award.Tannoy - Coatbridge, Scotland.Tel: (+44) 236.420.199.

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Station ReportsStation reports include allnew additions to the playlist,indicated by the abbre-viation "AD." Reports fromcertain stations will alsoinclude a "Power Play" (PP),a track which receivesspecial emphasis for the

week, as well as featurednew albums indicated bythe designation "AL."Within each country,

stations are grouped byranking and listed alpha-betically. Rankings include:Platinum (P), Gold (G),Silver (5) and Bronze (B).

All playlists must bereceived by Monday at13.00 hours CET.

GERMANY

ANTENNE BAYERN/Munkh P

EHR

Markus Steinkuhl - DJ/ProducerPower Ploy:

Charles 8 Eddie. Would I

Jon Swede Do You

Lionel Rkhio My Destiny

Outfield- Going Back

Vayo Con Dios- Heading

Whitney Houston. I WA

Lindsey Buckingham. SoulA List:

AD Duran Duran- Ordinary

Edo Zankie- Wie Gut

Inker & Hamilton- You'll

Take That. Could It

B List:

AD Girlfriend- Take It

Juliann Werding- Geister

Shank. Saving For

Timmy T- Cry A Million

ANTENNE NIEDERSACHSEN/

Hannover iz

ACE

Antje Schmidt - Head Of MusicA List:

AD Chris Norman- Goodbye Lady

Den Harrow. Real Big Love

Milva- Mein Weg

Van Dango- Eisblick

Whitney Houston. I Will

HR 3: LEIDER GUT/Frankfurt P

EHR.Occue

Markus Hertie ProducerPower Play:AD Duran Duran- OrdinaryA List:

AD Fantastischen Vier- SafiGuns N' Roses- November Rain

Mad Cobra- Flex

Michael Jackson- Give In To Me

Take That Could

U.S. 3- Cantaloop

HR 3: ON LINE/Frankfurt P

EHR 'ACE

Markus Hertle - ProducerA List:

AD Celine Dion- Love Can

Foith No More- I'm Easy

Jennifer Rush- Vision Of You

Martine Giroult- RevivalRode Feel No Pain

rood The Wet Sprocket- Walk

RADIO FFH/Frankfurt

Andreas Karcsewski - Head OfMusic

B List:

AD Faith No More -

Lisa Stansfield

Munchener Freiheit -

Take That -

Toad The Wet Sprocket

RADIO NRW/Oberhausen

Jeff van Gelder - Head Of MonoA list:AD Flying Pickets- 'Orc-

Heights How Do Yc.

Miinchener FreiheitPrefab Sprout. If You

Sade Feel No Pom

Shai I' Ever

Take That. Coulc It

SWF 3: POPSHOP HITLINE/

Baden Baden P

EHR

Jail Lange - ProducerA list:AD Jon Secada Cs You

WDR 1: SCHLAGERRALLYE/

Cologne P

[HR

Wolfgang Roth - ProducerA List:

AD Bad Company. This Could

Chris Norman- Goodbye Lady

Colours. Whatever You

Def Leppard- Heaven Is

Diana Ross. Upside Down

Element Of Crime Speer

Fronk & Walters- After

Lady Soul- II My Sister

Madness- The Harder

Orch Jae. Michel Medley

Six Was Nine- We Are Free

Sting- If I Ever

Take That. Could It

Toad The Wet Sprocket- Walk

2 Nations- Don't Leave

104,6 Rn BERLIN/Berlin GEHR

Lori Granger - Music DirB List:

AD Ace Of Base -All That She Wants

Beloved- Sweet Harmony

Chess- If You Leave

Faith No More I'm Easy

Mick Jagger- Sweet Thing

Out/Blue Out OfRade Feel No Pain

BERLIN 88.8/Berlin GNational Music

Jiirgen Jiirgens Head Of MusicA List:

AD David Hasselhoff. The Girl

Den Harrow- Reol Big love

Jesus Loves You Sweet

Julian Warding- GeiserLeon- Du Felhst Mir So

Munchener Freiheit- Tousend

Pe Werner. Mehr

Sissi Perlinger Wo Ist Der Monet

Take That Could It

B List:

AD Bellamy Brothers- My IndianaBonnie Tyler -Coll Me

Chris Norman Goodbye Lady

Corinna & Dirk- Gb Niemols

Dirk Busch- ivoisch

Fernando Express ConzoneH. Kerkelingh- Witrischkeit

Klaus & Klaus- Aber Schalk

Petra Frey. Herz In

Petra Laser. Das Spiel

Roger Whittaker -Touch' Hinob

Teddy Parker. Eine Tit.

Vaya Con Dios Time Flies

ENERGY/Berlin

EHR

Holger Richter - Music Dir

B List:

AD Shokespeors Sister no

HIT RADIO N 1/Nurernberg

Dance

Cetin Vernon Prog DirPower Play:

Captain Hollywood- 0-A List:

AD En Vogue Give It

Peter Gabriel- Steam

Take That Could It

808 Stare/UB40- One In

HUNDERT 6/Berlin G

Rainer Gruhn - Music Dir

Power Play:

Boys II Men- End Of

Cliff Richard. I Still

Elton John- last Song

Lionel Richie- love Oh

Rod Stewart. Tom

Alexander Mezek- AnyoneShonice Saving For

Trey Loren:. Someone

A list:AD Fernando Express- Canzone

Jordy Our, Our

Julian Weeding- GenterLeon- Du Felhst Mir So

Miinchener Freiheit- Tausend

Pe Werner. Melt

Roland Kaiser -Gans Oder

Sissi Perlinger Wo 1st Der Mann?

OK RADIO/Hamburg G-P

Oliver Weiberg - Head Of MusicPower Play:

AD Nona Gaye- I'm OverjoyedB List:

AD Lisa Stansfield- Someday

Mad Cobra- Flex

Martha Wash- Carry

R.E.M. Man On The Moon

SOUL SYSTEM Its Gonna

Snow -owner

Take That Could It

Toad The Wet Sprocket Walk

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R.S. 2/Berlin

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Ralf Blosberg Head Of MusicA List:

AD Foith No More - Easy

Mick Jagger Sweet Thing

Patty Smyth. No

Sade or. No Pain

Take That Could It

Toad The Wet Sprocket. Well

RADIO GONG/Nuremberg GEHR

Peter "Marc" Stingl - Music DirPower Ploy:

Vaya Con Dios. Time Flies

Udo Lindenberg- Korper

AL Josh & Emotionen

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Radio FFNNDR 2

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Adam Hahne - Prog DirA List:

AD Christophe Deschamps Love

Dino Carroll Soecial Kind

Paul McCartney. Hope


Rick Price Walk Away

RADIO XANADU/Munich GRack

Benny Schemer - Head Of Music

Power Play:

Black Sorrows- Ain't Love The..

Nirvana. In boom

U2. Who's Gonna Ride..

B -52's- Revolution

Magnum- Only In

Peter Cetera- Man In Me

R.E.M. Mon On The Moon

Robert Hari- Fooled Around

AL Northern Pikes

RB 4/Bremen ,==

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Axel Sommerfeld DJ/ProducerA List:

AD Mothou- You Never

B List:

AD Chris De Burgh Talk To Me

Galaktischen 2. Der Da!!!


Patty Smyth- NoPaul McCartney Hope

RSH/Kiel GEHR

Stephan Hampe Head Of MusicPower Play:AD Edo Zankie. Wie Gut

A list:AD Michael Bolton- To Love


Rick Price Walk Away

Vaya Con Dios- Time Flies

AL Eddie Money

5DR 3/Stuttgart G[OR

Hans Thomas - ProducerPower Play:AD Duran Duran -Ordinary

Paul McCartney Hope

RADIO 7/Ulm .5

Mex Naumann Head Of MusicB List:

AD Bonnie Tyler. Call Me


Martine Giroult. Revival

Michael Smith- Color Blind

Six Was Nine We Are Free

U2- Who's Gonna Ride..

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lens Bohm - MD

Power Play:AD Humphries Singers- Mama Loo '92

A List:

AD Billy Ray Cyrus- Could've

Go West. Faithful

Heaven 17- Temptation

Tasmin Archer Sleeping

B List:

AD Fontostischen Vier- Soft

Hollies- Baby Come Back

Prinsen- Kussen

RADIO CHARIVARI/Nuremberg 3

ACE

Mathias Hofmann - Music DirPower Play:

Joe Cocker- Feels like

A List:

AD Elton John- Last Sang

Heights- How Do You

Inner Circle Rock


Whitney Houston- I Will

RADIO KOLN: COLOGNE

CHARTS/ Cologne 3

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Uwe Sporl Prog DirLudwig Schieffer - Nog DirA List:

AD Billy Ray Cyrus- These Boots

Kylie Minogue CelebrationLSE. Fur Et H

Sharnen- Phorever People

The Boys Are Lonely. Goodbye

Twice As Nice Room With

WELLS FIDELITAS/Karisruhe B

ACE

Thomas Tscheschner - Head OfMusic

A List:

AD Patty Smyth ND

Pe Werner Mem

Six Was Nine- We Are Free



UNITED KINGDOM

AT1ANT1C 252/London P

EHR

Paul Kavanagh - Prog DirA List:

AD Dean Collison Runaways

Duran Duran- Ordinary


Frank & Walters. Aker

Prefab Sprout- A Life Of

West End. The Love

BBC RADIO 1/London P

EHR

Paul Robinson - Prog Dir

A List:

AD Annie Lennox- Lovesong

B List:

AD Dina Carroll- Falling


Extreme- Tragic Comic

Little Angels- The Way

M People- How Can Love

Paul Westerberg- Dyslexic

Perception- Serious Love

Saint Etienne- You're In

BRMB FM/Birmingham P

EHR

Robin Valk - Head Of MusicA List:

AD Al Jarreau What You.

Annie Lennox- Little

Chris Rea- Sob Top

Deacon Blue- We Can

Freddie Mercury. Great

Jimmy Nail- Beautiful

Sister Sledge- We Are

Whitney Houston- I'm Every

B List:

AD Cathy Dennis- Falling


Jon Secede- Angel

Leila K. Open

Lemon Trees- Let It

M People- How Can I Love

Thunder A Better

Trey Loren.- Photograph

Undercover. Wonno

CAPITAL FM/London P

EHR

Richard Park - Prog ContrA List:

AD Annie Lennox- Little


Billy Ocean- Pressure

Cathy Dennis- Falling

Deacon Blue- We Can

Extreme Tragic Comic

Fleetwood Man Love Shines

Hothouse Flowers Emotional

M People- How Can I love


Sting- If Ever


B List:

AD 808 State- Plan 9

Kym Moselle. Love Me The

Moodswings. SpiriNalOui 3- For What

Poison -Stand

USURA- Open Your

CHILTERN NETWORK/ Dunstable/

Northampton /GloucesterEHR

Clive Dickens - Head Of Music

A List:


Undercover- Wonno

B List:

AD Barenaked Ladies- Brian

Del Leppard. Heaven Is

Del Amitri- When You

G.W.McLennan. Fingers

Gory Clark- We Soil

Hothouse Flowers- Emotional

Starclub- Hord To Get

Tosmin Archer -In Your

The The- Dogs Of Lust

West End- The Love

CITY FM/Liverpool P

EHR

Sue Taylor - Cooed

A List:

AD Cher Many Rivers

B List:

AD Deacon Blue- We Can

Duran Duran -Ordinary

East 17 Deep

Girlfriend Take It

Hannah Jones Keep ItJon Swaths. Angel

Lorraine Cato- How Con You

Lulu- ',dependence

Tom Robinson- War

Trey Loren. Photograph

KISS FM/London P

Dance

Gordon McNamee - Prog DirB List:

AD Dodge City Prod.- As Long As

En Vogue- Give It

Lorraine Cato- How Can You

Mary J. Blige- Reminisce

Sister Sledge We Are

Watergotes Don't Go Walking

METRO RADIO GROUP/Newcastle P

EHR

Lis Elliott - Music OrganiserA List:

AD Al Jarreao What YouBilly Ocean- Pressure

Chris Rea. Soft Top

Hannah Jones. Keep It


Jimmy Nail -Only Love



Station ReportsMichael Bolton- Reach Out

B ListAD Belly- Feed The Tree


Cult She Sells

Don E. Oh My Gosh


Fergetta- Music

Lorraine Coto- How Con You

Mick Jagger. Sweet Thing


USURA- Open Your

PICCADILLY RADIO/Manchester P

EHR

Keith Pringle Head Of MusicA List:AD Erasure- Blue Savannah

Faith No More I'm EasyLulu- Independence

B List:

AD Dee Fredrix And So ISOUL SYSTEM- Its Gonna


Spandau Ballet Gold

Thunder- A Better

Trey Lorenz- Photograph

CHOICE FM/London G

Dance

Merritt Crawford - Head Of Muscle

A List:

AD Alexander O'Neal- Love Makes

Arrested Dev.- Mr. Wendel

Bell Biv Devoe Gangster

Bobby Brown. Get Away

Hi -Five. Quality Time

Lorraine Coto- How Can You

Naughty By Nature- Hip HopTrey Lorenz -Photograph

8 List:

AD AZ -1. Trust In

Bryan Powell- I Commit

Choke Demus- Mr. Mention

Chubb Rock. Yabadobadoo

Grand Pub. Check ItHeavy D & The Boys- Who's

Home Team- Pick It

Ice Cube, Wicked

Immature- Munchies

Keisha Jenkins- Goin' Through

Krush. Let's Get

Lorenzo- Tic Tok

MC Such- Back To

Oscar- I'm Calling You

Portrait. Honey

Pure Silk. Your Love

Rogge Twins- Partly

Roger Robin -Oh Lord

Rude Boys- Go Ahead

S.W.V.- I'm So

Shabba Ranks- Muscle

Shanice- Saving For

Shawn Christopher -Thinking

fish. PushToni Braxton- Love Shoulda..

Voices- Yeah Yeah Yeah

COOL FM/Belfast GBiLE

John Paul Ballantine Head OfMusic

A List:

AD Beijing Spring- We Can

Duran Duran. Ordinary

En Vogue- Give It

Snap- Exterminate

B List:

AD Cher. Many Rivers

Chris Rea Soh Top

Cult. She Sells

Gary Clark. We SoilJon Secede- Angel

Max Ire A Hard

Shanice Saving For

DOWNTOWN RADIO/Belfast G

John Rosborough Prog DirA List:

AD Ashes & Diamonds- Hands


Chevys- Goodnight

Chris Rea- Soft Top

Freddie Mercury. Great

Jon Swedes Angel

Lulu. Independence

Sandra. Johnny Winne

Torn Jones. All You

West End- The Love

FORTH RFM/Edinburgh G

Colin Sommerville Head Of Music

A Usti

AD Extreme Tragic ComicHothouse Flowers Emotional

lodeck Cherish

Jon Secede. Angel

Lemon Trees- Let It

Lemonheads- Confetti

Maggie Reilly. Touch

Mick Jaggw. Sweet Thing

Sophie B. Hawkins I Want You

Sugar- If I Can't

LISURA. Open Your

Undercover. I Wanna

West End- rhe Love

B Lists

AD Don E- Oh My Gosh

Freddie Mercury -GreatIan McNabb- If Love

New Anent*. Take OR

Pearl Jam- Ocean

Saint Etienne You're In

HORIZON RADIO AND GALAXY

RADIO/ Milton Keynes and Bristol G

Dance

Clive Dickens Head Of MusicA List:

AD En Vogue, Give It


Undercover- I Minna

B list:AD Brothers/Outlaw- Good


Ground Level- Dreams Of


INVICTA/Whitstable GEHR

John Lewis Program ManagerTim Stewart Head Of MusicA List:AD Alexander O'Neal- Love Makes

Del Amitri- When You

En Vogue Give B

Gerry Rafferty- Get Out

Go West- What You

Snap- Exterminate

B List:

AD Arrested Der.- Mr. Wendal

Charles & Eddie NYC

Moodswings- Spiritual

RADIO CLYDE/Glasgow G

EHR

Alex Dickson Prog DirA List:

AD Chris Rea -Soft TopJimmy Nail- Beautiful



B List:

AD Extreme Tragic ComicFaith No More- I'm Easy

Freddie Mercury -Great

Hothouse Flowers -Emotional


RED ROSE

RADIO/Preston/Blackpool GEHR

Dave Sender Head Of MusicB List:


Damn Yankees. Where You're


East 17- Deep

G.W.McLennon- Fingers

Gary Clark. We Sail

John Lee Hooker- Boogie At

Jon Secede -Angel


Lulu- Independence


Sugar- If I Can't

Tansads- Up The

Tom Robinson- War


SUNSET RADIO/Manchester GDance

Duncan Smith - Prog Dir

A List:


Boys II Men- Matownphilly

Danni'elle Gaho- Do It

Hi -Five- I like The Way

Krush- Let's Get

Mary J. Bilge- Reminisce

BROADLAND FM/Norwich S

EHR.

Mike Stewart Frog DirDave Brown - Head Of MusicA List:

AD Duran Duran -Ordinary


Little Angels- Womankind



Undercover- I Wanna

B List:


Beloved. Sweet Harmony

Billy Ocean- Pressure

Cher. Many Rivers

Damn Yankees- Where You're

Jon Secede Angel

Rodeo Jones- Natural


Trey Lorenz Photograph

FOX FM/Oxford 5

EHR

Steve Ellis Prog Contr

A List:

AD Arrested Dev, Mr. WendalBeloved. Sweet Harmony

En Vogue Give It

Jesus Jones- The Devil

Lorraine Cato. How Can You

Lulu- Independence



Sunscreem- Broken English

Undercover. I Wanna

GWR FM/Bristol/Swindon 5

EHR

Gory Vincent Head Of MusicA List:

AD Duran Duran. Ordinary

Tom Robinson- War

B List:


Cher -Many Rivers

Cult- She Sells

Damn Yankees- Where You're

Denim- Middle Of The Road

Flue- Down Is The

Hothouse Flowers- Emotional

Ion McNabb- If Love

Jon Secede -Angel

Robert Downey Jr.- Smile

Sandra. Johnny Wanna

Tansads- Up The


RED DRAGON

FM/Cardiff/Newport S

EHR

Jonathan Payne - Music LibrarianPower Play:

Arrested Dee.- Mr. Wendel



Prefab Sprout. A Life Of...

A List:

AD Chris Rea- Soft Top

Dream- Things Can Only

Don E. Oh My Gosh



Lulu- Independence

Sugar- If I Can't

B List:

AD Al Jarreau- What You..

East 17. Deep

Efue Down Is The

Glo Worm- I Lift

Leila K- Open

Shuck& Hard To Get

Trey Lorenz -Photograph

AL Dina Carroll

SWANSEA SOUND/Wales

Rob Pendry Head Of MusicPower Play:

Gary Clark- We Sail

Lulu- Independence

A list:AD Faith No More I'm Easy

Simply Red- Lady Godiva

B List:

AD Cher- Many Rivers

Del Amitrk When You

Doris Day- Perhaps 13X)

Frank & Walters AfterShanice- Saving For


Ultravox. Vienno

GLR/Landon B

Rock

Jon Myer - Music MgrB List:

AD Saint Etienne You're In

FRANCE

EUROPE 2 NETWORK/Paris P

ACE

Christian Sovigny - Prog DirA List:

AD Annie Lennox- Lovesong

Laurent Voulzy- Le Rive


U2- Who's Gonna Ride

M40/Paris P

EHR

Christian Lefebvre Prog MgrPower Play:

Captain Hollywood- More And


Co.Ro- Because The

A listAD Annie Lennox- Lovesong

Elsa- Supplice Chinois

Laurent Voulzy- Le Rive

Pascal Obispo- To Vas

Simon Climie Soul

B List

AD Keziah Jones Where's Life

NRJ NETWORK/Paris P

EHR

Max Guazzini DirA List:

AD Charles & Eddie Would I

Freder/Goldman/Jones IIPaul McCartney- Hope

Tasmin Archer. Sleeping

RTL/Paris P

ACE

Monique Le Marcia - Head Of Frog

A List:

AD Elsa- Supplice Chinois

k.d. long- Miss Chatelaine

Laurent Voulzy Le Rive


Pascal Obispo- Tu Vas

Thomas Fersen- Le Bat

AL L'Affaire LouisTrioHorizon Dream OST

SKYROCK NETWORK/Paris P

EHR

Laurent Bouneau - Prog DirA List:

AD Charles & Eddie WouldInner Circle- Sweat

Mylene Farmer (Due Mon Coeur

Sade Feel No Pain


FUN RADIO/Paris GEHR

Bruno Witek Prog Dir

N erve Lemeire - Music Dir

II List:

AD Bruce Springsteen- Lucky Town

Charles & Eddie Would I

Freder/Goldman/Joness II

Innocents- EAutre Finistere

Paul McCartney- Hope

RFM/Paris

ACE/Rock

Jean -Paul Michel - Head Of Music

Power Play:

AD John Martyn- SweetMick Jagger. Sweet Thing

A List:

AD Etta James Give It Up

Jeff Healey. Cruel

Joe Cocker Now That

Laurent Voulzy- Le Rave

Pascal Obispo- Tu Ves

Paul Weller. Above

Suzanne Rhatigan- To Hell

AL Joseph Martyn

RTL: WRTL/Paris S

Rock

Georges Lang

Lionel Richebourg

AL Denim

Genesis

WIT FM/Bordeaux S

EHR

Nerve Toudic - Prog Dir

Power Play:AD Etienne Daho Cow. Un Igloo

Genesis to Why

Mara Lovoine. FibVanessa Paradis Sunday


A List:

AD Bob Marley. ExodusInner Circle- Sweat

Jacques Patrons. Eoppoduniste

Johnny Hallyday- La Guitare

John Lee Hooker Boom

Madonna- Deeper

Negresses Varies- Hou!


Peter Kingsberry- Only

Sade- Feel No Pain

Teri Amos Crucify

B List:

AD B.O. Sister Act- If My Sister

Elsa- Supplice Chinois

Felix. Don't You

Frederic Berthelot- Privilege

Guns N' Roses- November Rain

Herve Povington- Sur Le Pave

Jean Pierre Mader- IciJon Sekada-Just Another

Julien Clem Utile

Laurent Voulzy- Le Rem

Lionel Richie Love Oh


Phil Barney- Noudrais

PM Dawn- Ed Die

Prince 7

R.E.M. Sidewinder

Sylvie Varian- Qui Tu Es



Vegas. Possessed

ISABELLE FM/Tocone Saint Apre

EHR

Patrick Lopeyronnie Prog DirB List:

AD Boys II Men- End Of

En Vogue- Free Your

Jose Jam- Girls

Louis Chedid- Ces Monts..

Netswerk Send Me An Angel

Pepeto- Pinocchio

Rage- Run To

RADIO MANCHE/Saint-Lo C

ACE

Thierry Hot Prog Dir

A List:

AD Anais & Didier- Marine DeArt Mengo- Nous

Audin/Modena- Bagpipe Reggae

Bananarama- Movin'

Berliner. Les Amants

Berger/F.Gall- Superficiel

C. Jerome Les Morons

Catherine Becker- Amour Croise

Charles Trenet- Le Cor

Charts. Aime Moi Encore

Co.Ro- Because The

Concrete Blonde- Someday

Crowded House. Weather

Del Amitri. Always

Dire Straits- You And

Enfoires- L'Auvergnat

Florent Pagny- Qu'est-ce

F.Valery- Loin D'Etre

Freder/Goldman/Jones- II

Genesis- Tell Me Why

Guns N' Rosen- November Rain

Herbert Leonard- Tant

Inconnus Chanson Hordrock

Infideles- Les Larmes Des Maux

Jackie Moore- I Won't Let

Jeanne Mos- Au Nom

Jimi Hendrix -The Wind Cries

Joe Cocker- Feels Like

Johnny Hallyday- La GuitareJulien Clem Utile

Kas.vt. Mwen AleKim Wilde- Million Miles Away

Lady Soul- If My Sister


Marione Jamais Loin De Toi

Marie Myriam- P'tit Homme

Moriah Carey- HI Be There

Max Bale- Guard Le Soleil

Metallica- Nothing Else Matters

Michel Sordon Jr Cinema

Michel Jonasz- Groove

Michael Jackson Heal

Neneh Cherry -Money

Nireano. Lithium

Noir Desk- Tostoky

Pascal Obispo- Plus Que Tout

Pierre Bachelet Les Lola

Pow Wow- Le Lion_

Prince- 7

R.E.M. Drive

Roselle Love 92

Sondra -Johnny Wanna

Simply Red- Your Mirror

Sinead O'Connor- Succes

Sylvie Varian- Qui Tu Es

Tote- Don't Chain


Veronique Sensors Panne

Vanessa Paradis- Be My Baby

Vangelis- Conquest


Willy DeVille Hey! Joe

Iasi. Sucre Sale

AUS A

O 3/Vienna P

EHE

Gunther Lesjak - Head Of MusicA List:

AD Captain Hollywood- More Ana

INXS Err-

Jesus Loves You- Sweet


Peter Duke Skydance

Stefanie Werger Mein Herz

Undercover- Never Let

CD INTERNATIONAL/Vienna G

EHR

Peter Lossack Head Of MuskPower Play:AD Captain Hollywood- More And

A Lists

AD Mick Jagger Sweet Thing

808 Stakt/U640- One In

B List:

AD Catarina Valente Come OnColor Me Budd- Forever

Poison- Stand

Shai- If I Ever

Take That- Could It

Twist Of fate Leave A Wee

BELGIUM

BRTN RADIO DONNA/Brussels P

EHR

Marc Deschuyter - Head Of

Music/ProducerPower Play:

Kid Safari- I Don't


Take That- Could It

A List:

AD A. Celentano- Prisentolinen

Alain Bonnefont Lord Hove

Diana Ross- If We Hold On

Philippe Robrecht MagicB List:

AD A. Celentano- Prisencolinen


De Bruyne Wear lk

G.W.Mdennan. Fingers


Trey Lorenz. Photograph

Yves Rogers. Zie Me Graag

BRTN STUDIO BRUSSEL/Brussels °

EHR/Rock

Jan Hautekiet Producer

Power Play:Arrested Den.- Mr. Wend°

Jayhawks rake Me

Mick Jagger. Sneer Thing

Stereo MC's Step It Up

Lemonheads Mrs Robinson

A List:

AD Derek & The Dirt- Only

Kris De Bruyne. Wear lk

Sundays- Love

Tom Cckhrone Sinking Like A

Vanessa Paradis Sunday

Zucchere Come Back The Sun

B List.

AD Broon. On My Side

Rage..Machine Killing

Suede Metal Mickey

RADIO 21 /Brussels P

EHR/Rook

Christine Goon - Producer

Anne Goreux - Producer

A List:

AD Arrested Dev.- Mr, Wendal

Faith No More Tv Easy


B List.

AD Bananarama- Last Thing

Chris Rea. Soft Top

Don Baird- I Love You Period

Duran Duran -OrdinarySophie B. Hawkins- I Want You

Tom Cochrane Sinking Like A

AL Betty Goes Green

RADIO CONTACT F/Brussels P

EHR

Jean Lou Bertin - Prog DirA List:

AD Johnny Hallyday La GuitareJordy- Alison

Lisa Stansfield- Someday

RADIO CONTACT N/Brussels P

EHR

Danny de Bruin - Prog DirA List.

AD Take That. Could It

8 List:

AD Billy Ray Cyrus- These Boots

Dan Hill. Hold Me Now

Dinky Toys. What's On

East Side Beat -Alive

Gloria Estefan. Miami Hit Mix

Grace Jones 7 Day Weekend

Jordy- Alison

Jovanotti- Una Tribu

Kris Kross- It's A Shame

Michael Bolton- Drift

Niels William- Un, Deux

Vanessa Paradis- Sunday

Yves Rogers- Zie Me Graag

BRF/Eupen S

ACE

Guy Janssens - Producer

Power Play:AD Paul McCartney Hose

Rod Stewart r- -

RADIO BRUXELLES CAPITALE/

Brussels

ACE

Marc Vossen - Prog DirB List

AD Alain Bonnefont Lord Have

Healers. Child Of

Richard Marx- Chains Around


AL Genesis

Pascal Obispo

BRTN RADIO 2 -EAST

FLANDERS/Ghent B

EHR

Rudi Sinia - ProducerA List:

AD Bizarre Inc.- Pm Gonna

Club 69- Let Me Be

Ingeborg- lk Val...

Prince- 7

Take That -Could It

Wire Ravel- Wet Ben

BRTN RADIO 2 -WEST FLANDERS/

Kortrijk B

EHR

Peter de Groot - Head Of MusicPower Play:AD Mick Jagger. Sweet Th ng

HIT -FM 106.1/Hasselt B

EHR

Andre Hemeryck - Prog Dir

A List:

AD Claw Boys Claw- RosieEn Vogue Give It

Jayhawks- Take Me

Kid Safari- I Don't

Leila K. Open

Soulsister. Broken

Melissa Etheridge Like The


Prefab Sprout A Life Of...Reggie Locked In

Shatters Phorever People

Sank Surfers. Toke Me Up


RADIO ANT1GOON/Aniwerp B

Pier Keiser - Dir

Power Play:

AD Vanessa Paradis Sunday

8 List

AD Banonaramo- Last Thing

Gloria Estefon- Miami Hit Mix



Radios- She's My

Rod Stewart. Tom

Stereo MC's- Step It Up

Take That- A Million

RADIO EXPRES/Anhverp B

EHR

Marc Dhollander - Head Of MuskB listAD Axelle Red- Elle Dense

Sam Goods -In Bent

Snap- Exterminate

RADIO MAXIMA/Roeselare B

EHR

Wire Coryn/Wim Vossen - Head

Of Music

Power Play:AD East 17- House Of

A List:

AD 2 Unlimited. No Limit

Bob Marley- Exodus


808 State/UM- One InB List:

AD Dina Carroll- So Close

Leopold 3. Voile Moan

Reggie Locked In

Richard Marx- Chains Around

Shak If I Ever

USURA- Open Your

RADIO MOL/Mal B

EHR

Sonja Colon - Producer

Power Play:AD Stereo MC's- Step It Up

A List:

AD Bizarre Inc.- Ern Gonna

B List:

AD Leopold 3- Voile Moan




AL Jolson Verminnen

RADIO ROYAAL/Hamont-AchelEHR

Tom Holland - Prog DirPower Play:

Bananorama- Last Thing

A List:

AD C'Est Tout- Purge Puntje

Fleetwood Mac- Love Shines

Kid Safari- I Don't

Nogal Wiedes- Eenzoom

Pearl Jam- Ocean


AL Nogal Wiedes

RTBF RADIO 2/Hainaut B

EHR

Philippe Jounioux - Music Dir

A List:

AD Snap- Exterminate

DENMARK

DANMARKS RADIO/Copenhogen P

EHR

Leif Wivelsted Prog DirAL Charles & Eddie

GangwayMichael Bolton

DR P3: GO'MORGEN P3/

Copenhagen P

EHR/Rock

Torben Bille - Head Of MusicPower Ploy:

AD Faith No More I'm Easy

A List:

AD Gasolin- Kloden Dreier

Greene- House

Jimmy Cliff Oneness

Joe Cocker Now That

The The Dogs Of Lust

DR P3: MASKINEN/Copenhagen °

EHR/Rock

Torben Bille - Head Of MusicA ListAD Don Henry- Harley

Faith No More Pm Easy

Kanda Bongo Mon- Serge

Sally Davis- Don't You


Vienna. Black Hotel

ANR/Aalborg GEHR

Niels Vedersii Head Of Music

A List:

AD Trey Lorenz- Photograph

B List:

AD Abb. GoldBilly Ray Cyrus- Could've

Boney M Megomix

Groan- Pa Banes

Henning Steak- Am IShah If I Ever


RADIO ABC/Randers GEME

Stig Hartvig Nielsen - Prog ContrA Ust:

AD Beloved. Sweet Harmony

Bobby Brown- Get Away


Sko/Torp- Glorious Days

Sonic Surfers -Take Me Up

Ugly Kid Joe- Cats

B List

AD After 7- Baby I'm

Annie Lennox- Little

B.F.I. Why Not Jazz

Boney M Megamix

Dalton- Selskab...

En Vogue- Give It

Faith No More- I'm Easy

Genesis- Never

Georgie Davis- It Takes

Power -Pack- Birthday Song

SOUL SYSTEM- Its Gonna

Sophie B. Hawkins I Want You

Tevin Campbell- Confused

TLC- What About


THE VOICE/Copenhagen GEHR

Lars Kjwr - Prog DirSigne Larsen

A List:

AD Go West- What You

Mauro Scare NellySoul Asylum- Somebody

RADIO 89.I/Helsingor S

EHR

Johannes Olsen - Head Of MuskPower Play:


Zucchero Come Back The Sun

A List:

AD Diallo- Diallo

Hanne Beet Kinda Soul

Shalt If I Ever

Undercover Check Out

RADIO AIRPORT FM/Copenhagen S

EHR

Flemming Beck Head Of MuskPower Play:AD Mick Jagger- Sweet Thing


A List:

AD Mauro Scam- NellyWilly DeVille Hey! Joe

B List:

AD Boney M Megan.Faith No More In EasySoulsister Broken


RADIO CITY/Ncestved

EHR

Soul-Smidt - ProducerA list.AD Mkhael Jackson- Heal

Network- Broken Wings

Rod Stewart- Tom

Ya Kid K- Housebeat

RADIO HERN1NG/Herning S

EHR

Ulrik Hyldgaard - Head Of MusicA Ust:


Dolton Selskab

Nottergale Vi Ma

PS 12- fuldkommen Lykkelig

Soul Sister. Broken


Zucchero- Come Back The Sun

B list:AD D.Kayse/L.For Grunk


Mad Cobra- Pl.Mick Jagger- Sweet Thing

Sophie B. Hawkins- I Want You


Trey Lorenz Photograph

RADIO HORSENS/Horsens

EHR

Jan Boogaloo - Head Of MusicPower Play:

Gangway. Mountain Song

Peter Gabriel. Steam

Charles & Eddie- Would I

Dalton- Selskab

A List:

AD Captain Hollywood- MoreDuran Duran -OrdinaryLemonheads Mrs. Robinson

Soulsister Broken


Shames Phorever People

Sko/Torp- Dolphin Girl

Ugly Kid Joe- Cats

RADIO MOJN/Aabenrao &

Sonderborg S

EHR

Christian Backman - Head of

Music

Power Play:AD Zucchero- Come Back The Sun

A List:

AD Faith No More Pm Easy

Inner Circle- Rock


Soul Sister Broken

B List

AD Broon On My Side


Dalton Selskob

SOULSYSTEM Gonna Be..

RADIO ODENSE/Odense 5EHR

Bjorn° Mouridsen - Head Of

Music

Power Play:AD Billy Ray Cyrus- Could've

Dalton- Selskab...

Faith No More In EasyMick Jagger- Sweet Thing

Soul Sister. Broken

Vanessa Paradis. Sunday

B List:

AD Madonna DeeperWilson Phillips- Flesh

RADIO ROSKILDE/Roskilde 5

ACE

Karsten Bendix Head Of MuskPower Play:AD Dolton. Selskab


A List:


Faith No More In Easy



PS 12- Fuldkornmen Lykkelig

Saigon Kick. Love Is On

Shirtsville Holes In

Soul Sister- Broken

Soundtrack - StrictlyBallroom- Could've

U2. Who's Gonna Ride..

Vanessa Poradis- Sunday

Zucchere Come Bock The Sun



Station ReportsTHE VOICE hILERUMiNwrum

EHR

Kasper Lange Prog Dir

A List:

AD Whitney Houston - Every

B List:

AD U2 W -

THE VOICE

NORDJYLLAND/AalborgEpp

Dennis KronborgPower Play:

AD Heaven 17. Temptation

Leonard Cohen. Closing Time

One More Thne Highland

Prefab Sprout- A Life Of...

U2 Salome

Ya Kid K. Housebeat

A List:

AD Dwight Yoakum- Suspicious


THE VOICE ODENSE/Odense S

EHR

Anders Hansen Head Of MusicPower Play:AD Bobby Brown. Get Away

Cover Girls- If You Wont


A List:

AD Betty Boo. Thing

Boys II Men- In The Still

Frank & Walters -AfterRembrandt. Maybe Tomorrow

B List:

AD Beloved- Sweet Harmony

Don Baird -I rove You Period

RADIO HOLBAK/Holbaedc B

EHR

Stig Nielsen - Prog DirPower Play:


Lemonheods Mrs. Robinson

B List:


Broon. On My Side

Captain Hollywood -More And

Dalton- Selskob.

Def Leopard- Heaven Is

Soulsister- Broken


One More Time Highland



RADIO SYDKYSTEN/Copenhagen B

ACE

Peter Hald - Head Of MusicA List:

AD Fenger/Hoel/Cross , rc

Jennifer Rush t is a, :To..

YLE 2/RADIOMAFIA/Helsinki P

EHR

Jukka Hoorma - Music Co -Ord

A List:

AD Curtis Stigers Peace, Love

Dingo Levoron

Edu Kettunen, Tuulen Henkays

Extreme Tragic Comic

Gin Blossom. Hey Jealousy'

Hector Muistot

Joyhawks. Take Me

Kingston Wall. I Feel Love

Lemonheads Mrs. Robinson

Lili & Susie Ride On


Neon 2. hobo Tad

Rage- Ron To

Sugar If l Can't

Wreckx-N-Effect. Rump

B List:

AD U.S. 3. Contaloop

RADIO 1/Helsinki G

Joke Linnamaa Prog DirJuha Kakkuri - Head Of MusicA listAD Madonna- Deeper


RADIO 100r, Tampere

Penni Teraminen Music DirA List:

AD Monne BoerMiss B Haven

Sinead O'Connor

GREECE

POP 92.4 FM/Athens 0EHR

Tennis Methenitis - Prog DirA List:

AD Christians -Father

David Sanborn, Hey

Glenn Frey. Stro-ge

Prince- Damn kJ

JERONIMO GROOVY/

Ilioupolis, Athens 5

FHR

George Skordias - ProducerA List:

AD Madonna- Deope.Michael Bolton To

Neneh Cherry Mores

Snap- Exiermora.e

NOUAND

HET STATION/Hilversum P

EHR

Carla Versloot Co -Ord

Power Play:AD Faith No More. I'm Easy

A List:

AD Anton Verhagen- WhateverBlack Machine -Jazz

Captain Hollywood -More And

Jaya.- Plastic Dreams

Pippi Longhouse- Pippi

Roots Syndicate -Mackin'

Menke Soving For

AL David BeerwaldFish

Kuni Kids

Martha WashToad The Wet Sprocket

NOS/Hilversum P

EHR

Torn Blomberg - DJ/Producer

Frits Spits DJ/Producer

Power Play:


A Use:

AD Amazing Stroopwafels- Storm

Black Sorrows- Ain't Love The..

Double You- Who's

En Vogue- Give It

G.W.Mclennan- Fingers

Jam House -JawJesus Jones- The Devil

Jocelyn Brown- Gypsy Rhythm

Juan Luis Guerra. Cuando

Leila K- Open

Living Colour. Leave It

Mr. Lee- Hey Love

Peter Koelewijn- Ramada

SOUL SYSTEM. Its Gonna

Toad The Wet Sprocket -All I

RADIO 3/Hilversum P

EHR

Paul van der Lugt Coord

Power Play:AD Faith No More- I'm Easy

A List:

AD 2 Unlimited- No Limit

Apache Indian. Arranged

Jesus Jones The Devil

Living Colour. Leave It


Shaman. Phorever People

Soul Asylum- Somebody

Toad The Wet Sprocket- All

USURA. Open Your

Vanessa Parodic Sunday

SKY RADIO/Bussum P

ACE

Ton Lothouwers - MD

Vranz van Moaner - Music DirPower Play:

Charles & Eddie- As. ,a

Diana Ross i nn. Ho C -

Rod Stewart- Tom


A List:

AD Betty Wright. Tonight's

Julien Clerc- Utile

Paul McCartney -Hope

Richard Marx. I Can't

Shoi- If I Ever

Shanice Saving For

TROS RADIO 3/Hilversum P

EHR

Anton Doalhuisen - Head OfMusic

Power Play:


A List:

AD 2 Unlimited No Limit

Bonanaramo- Lost Thing

C'Est Tout- Puntje Puntje

Deurzakkers. Morgen Is


Grace Jones. 7 Day Weekend

J.P. v/d Mey. Zw Weten

Koos Alberts- Wanner lePierre Kartner Mien De

Shame's Phorever People

USURA. Open Your

Vanessa Paradis. Sunday

VERONICA/Hilversum P

Allard Berends - Dir RadioRoland Snoeijer - ProducerPower Ploy:AD Faith No More I'm Easy

A List:

AD C tor Tout ',he Puntje

Prodigy Space

POWER FM/Arnsterdarn G

Edwin Diergaarde Music Dir

Power Ploy:

AD Trey Lorenz flerfe-cr-A List:

AD Grace Jones 7 Day Weekend

Irrwisch- Cherie

Lindsey Buckingham- Soul

SOUL SYSTEM In Gonna

Tony Scott- Riders On The Storm

B List:

AD Bass Bumper. Move To The

Jazzini- Summertime

Louie Louie- The Thought

Night Crawlers- Pushing

Shornen- Phorever People

Toad The Wet Sprocket- All I

RADIO 538/Bussum GPHR

Lex Harding MDErik de Zwart - Prog DirPower Play:

Albert West- Cha La


B List:

AD 2 Unlimited- No limitDef Dames Dope- It's OK

Faith No More In EasyJohn & Dreads- Na Drieen


Roots Syndicate -Mackin'

USURA- Open Your

HOLLAND FM/Rotterdam 5

Notional Music

Kees Nijssen - Music Dir.

Power Play:

C'Est Tout-Puntje Puntje

Nogal Wiedes- Eenzoorn

Dimitri Van Toren- Toevallig

Koos Alberts- Wanner Je

CFNB/Brunssum

ACE

Lou Rowland - Head Of MusicPower Play:AD Del Amitri- When You

A List:

AD Gerry Rafferty. Get OutJimmy Nail- Beautiful


AL Neil Young

ITALY

PETER FLOWERS FM/Milan

ACE/EHR

Marco Garavelli ProducerFranco Lazzori - Head Of MusicPower Play:

AD Tasmin Archer Somebody'sA List:

AD Freddie Mercury. In My

Go West- What You

AL Gotthard

RADIO CLUB 91/Naples r

EHR

Franco Mory Russo - Prog DirA List:

AD A.B. Logic- Get Up

Annie Lennox -Little

Beloved. Sweet Harmony

Christians- The Bonk

Goddess- Let's Get Sexual

Paperboy- Ditty

Positive K- I Got


TLC- Sleigh Ride

RETE 105 NETWORK/Milan P

Angelo De Robertis Head OfProg

A List:

AD Captain Hollywood s'Leila K Open

Paris The Days C.

RTL 102.5 - HIT RADIO/Bergamo

CHR

Grant Benson Head Of MusicLuca Viscardi Head Of MusicA List:

AD Ian McNabb- If love

Marco Masini- VaFfanculo

Poison Stand

STEREORAI/Rome

EHR

Elio Molinari - Head of Dept.Eodele Bellisario - Prog DirPower Play:

Arrested Dev.- Revolution

INXS- Taste It



Ligabue- Ancona In

A List:

AD A Lighter Shade- HomierBon Jovi- Bed Of

Definition Of Sound- What Are

Fantastischen Wee- Die Dal?!

Lernonheads- Mrs. Robinson

Luca Carboni- Bailee Said

Mad Cobra- Flex

Marco Masini- VaFfanculo

Shinehead- Jamaican

Spin Doctors- 2 Princes

Studio Libero Di

Stardub- Hard To Get

Warrant- Bitter Pill

AL Spin Doctors

101 NETWORK/Milan

Stefano Carboni - Head Of MusicMaurizio Franciosi - Head Of MusicPower Play:AD Alexander O'Neal

Bobby Brown- Gei AwarPositive K- Got

Sima- Give You

Whitney Houston- Pm Every

A List:


Novecento Necessary

Novmento- love The

Novecento- Love Is

Paul McCarMey- Hope

Restless Heart When She Cries

Wreckx-N-Effect. Rump

B List

AD A.B. Logic- Get Up

Bizarre Inc.. Took My Life

Carol Bailey- Dreams

Chante Moore. love's

Dina Carroll- Why Do I

General Base Back

Glam. Hell's Party

Kym Mazelle- Love Me The

Living Orchestra- Love Is

Lo -Key?. I Got A

Mad Cobra. Flex

Martha Wash- Give It

Mary J. Blige, Sweet Thing

Night Crawlers. Pushing

Patti LaBelle All Right Now

Peter Cetera- Restless Heart

Ralph Falcon- Every Now

Rejuvenation. Work In

Rod Stewart- Have I Told You

Wad. House OfS.W.V. Right Here

Silk. Happy Days

Snap- Exterminate

Sounds Of Blackness. Joy

T.C.1992- Funky Guitar

Trey Lorens. Photograph

USURA. Open Your

808 State/UB40. One InUncanny Alliance- I Got

POWER RV1 THE BLACK

RADIO/Turin 0Dance

Paolo Lauri Head Of Music

Power Play:AD Girlfriend -,-,A List.

AD Bell Biv Devoe

Jon MeadeSOUL SYSTEM es Gonrc

B List:

AD Carol Bailey- Dreams

Datum. Verb° Del

Face The Boss- Time

Out Dance Pump


Wreckx-N-Effect- Rump

AL Kool & The Gang

RADIO BABBOLEO/Genoo GEHR

Lenny Banana - Prog DirPower Play:AD Beloved- Sweet Harmony

A List:

AD Antonello Venditti- San Siro

RADIO MONTE CARLO/Milan GACE

Francesco Migliozzi - Prog Conic

A List:


Madonna. Bud Girl


U2- W no's Gonna Ride

ANTENNA DELLO

STRETTO/Messina S

Filippo Pedeli - DJPower Ploy:AD Beloved Sweet Hor-o-.A ListAD Arrested Dev.. Mr Wendol

Asia Dee Che Bello

Brand New Heavies SayEdelweRS Raumschiff

Go West- What You

Kris Kros. Its A Shame

Lisa Stansfield, Someday

Prefab Sprout A Life Of

Simon Climb- Oh How

PRIMARADIO/Naples

ACE

Giuseppe Borrone - Prog DirLinus Arnow - Music DirA List:

AD Litfiba Moudit

Marco Masini- VaFfamulo

Mietta- Genie Comune


Vasco Rossi- ON Spori

AL Marco Masini

RADIO ONDA LIBERA/Perugia 8

ACE

Marcella Rosi - Frog DirPower Play:

Pooh- Maria Marea

Jovanotti- lo No

Roxette- Queen Of

A List:

AD Vaya Con Dios. HeadingB List:

AD Jordy- Alison

Madonna- Deeper

Sade Feel No Pain

RADIO STAR/Vicenza B

Mounzio Maressi - Head Of MusicPower Play:AD Paul McCartney HopeA List:

AD Beloved- Sweet Harrooy.

Duran Duran OotHow

M.McDonald/C-Kohn- Time To

Paris Red. Promises

B List:

AD Gianni Morandi- Oh MammaStudio- Universi

NORWAY

NRK/Oslo P

Rock/EHR

Vidor LonnArneson - ProducerPower Play:AD Mick Jagger- Sweet Thing

A List:

AD Claudia -Heroine

En Vogue [Cue It

Faith No More Em Easy

Lernonhead. Mrs. Robinson


RADIO 1 FM/Bergen GEAR

Atle Breda! - Head Of Music

Power Play:S. J. Morris Never Gonna Give

Shai, If Ever

A List:

AD Dina Carroll. So Clow

En Vogue- Give It

Lisa Stansfield. Someday


Soul Sister. Broken

Spin Doctors- Little Miss

List:

AD Beloved Sweet Harmony

Faith No More Ern Easy

Hothouse Flower. Emotional

Jennifer Rush. Vision Of You

No Name Requested- Colours

Right Said Fred- Love For All

Suzanne Vega. Blood Makes

RADIO GRENLAND/Skien G

Anders Tvegoard Music DirPower Ploy:

Leonard Cohen. Democracy



Shoi- If Ever

A List:


Dina Carroll- So Close

En Vogue Give It

Jennifer Rush. Vision Of You


S. J. Morns- Never Gonna Give

Suzanne Vega. Blood MakesTrey Lorenz- Photograph

B List:

AD De Derre Bers Cafe

Duran Duran -Ordinary

Heavy D & The Boys Why'sKenny G- Forever In

lomonheads- Mrs. Robinson

Soulsister- Broken



Right Said Fred- Love Far All

Robert Hart- Fooled Around

Rune Larsen- Help Me

Sods, Feel No Pain

Spin Doctors- Litde Miss

Suzanne Rhaligae- OpenTake That- Could It

Toad The Wet Sprocket. Walk

Tom Cochrane. Sinking Like A

AL Martha Wash

RADIO OSLO/Oslo

Even Rognlien Head Of MuskB List:

AD Roney M En Vogue

faith No Morelnker & HamiltonLemonheads

Mick Jagger k-Michael W. Smith

Network :

Right Said Fred

Shai P E -

Toad The Wet Sprocket

HORTEN N/ERRADIO/HortenEHR

Vidar Lyders Music DirA List:

AD De Derre So-- Lo Bt

Dronning Maudsland Skyggen

Jesus Jones- Toe Devil

Lemonheads- Mr, Robinson

Levellers- Lioerty

Shamen. Phorever People

Suzanne Vega- Blood Makes

B List:

AD Atomic Swing- Stone Me

Beloved- Sweet Hormony

Broom- On My Side

Foith No More- I'm Easy

No Name Requested -Colours

RADIO 0ST/Rade

ACE

Age-Chnstoffer Lundeby - HeadOf MusicPower Play:

AD Jimmy Nail Oniy roveA List:

AD Dronning Maudsland- SkyggenLeonard Cohen -Democracy

Peter Gabriel. Steam

Tekla- Hialp Mig

RADIO HALDEN/HaldenEHR

Bente Saksgard - Prog DirA List:

AD Shoi- If Ever

Suzanne Vega. Blood Makes


B List:

AD En Vogue Give It

Marie Bergman- Hall Din

Trey Lorenz -Photograph

RADIO TONSBERG/Tonsberg 5

EHR

Geir Andreassen - Head Of MusicPower Play:

Hanne Boel- Don't- Know

A List:

AD Ace Of Bose- All That She Wants

Fleetwood Mae- Love Shines

Maggie Reilly. Tears In The Rain

One More Time HighlandU2 Who's Gonna Ride

B List:

AD M.Rononder/K.Larsen Ge:

RADIO FREDRIKSTAD/f regrikstad

Ft,Jurgen Soderberg Jansen - MusicCo -Ord

Power Play:

AD Spin Doctors- Little Miss

A List:

AD En Vogue Give II

Jordy- Dur, Dur

Michael W. Smith. I Will

Sade Feel No Pain

Shoi- If I Ever


B List:


East 17- House Of

Soulsister. Broken

Lisa Stansfield. Someday

Shanten 'sever People

Toad The Wet Sprocket- Weir

Tom Cochrane -ring Like A

RADIO OSLOFJORD/Oslo

Erik

Havord Sylte - Music Dir

A List:


En Vogue- Give It


Bade Feel No Pain

S. J. Morris- Never Gonna Give


List:


Duran Duran. Ordinary


USURA- Open Your

Vegas- She

RAINBOW RADIO/Oslo 8

Dance

Tommy Tee Fleaten - MD/D1A Lists

AD Ace Of Base Hoppy NationBizarre Ins.. I'm Gonna

Bizarre Inc. -Took My Life

Shinehead. Jamaican

STORBYRADIOEN/Oslo 8ACE

P61 Andre Krisriansen Head OfMusic

B List:

AD Celine Dion- rove Con

Maggie Reilly- Tears In The Rain

Shornen- Pho.ever People

STUDENTRADIOEN/Tromso 3

Pocr

Rune Hagen - Head Of Music

A List:

AD Joe Cocker Now That

John Lee Hooker- Boogie At

Dade Feel No Pain

POLAND

POLSKIE RADIO 3/Warsaw P

EHR

Marek Niedzwimki - ProducerPower Play:AD Tato- Only You

A List:

AD 4 Of Us I Miss You

Band/Holy Joy- Ragman

Black Sorrows. Ain't Love The..

Gloria Estefon- Go Away

Jan Be- Wojna W

Maria McKee- Sweetest

Richard Marx- Calling

Thunder, Everybody Wants

RADIO L./Lublin G

Rock

Jerzy Janimewski - ProducerPower Play:AD Budko Suflera Ciszc

Leonard Cohen. The Future

A List:

AD Gloria Estefan Miomi Hit Mix

Michael Jackson- Heol

Michael Bolton- Drill

Mike Oldfield- Tattoo


Peter Gabriel- Stearn

Shakinl Stevens Radio

RADIO MERKURY/Poznan G

ACE

Ryszord Gloger - Head Of MusicPower Play:

AD Blue Rodeos Rain Down

A ListAD Curtis Stigers- People

Ells Lovric- My land

JJ. Cale Artificial Paradise

Leonard Cohen- Closing Time

Me Phi Me- Sad New Day

Shaky -Radio

U.S. 3, Cantaloop

B List:

AD Atrakcyjny Kazimiers- JokeSimply Red- Lady Godivn

RADIO 4 U/Warsaw SE -k

Bogdan Fabianski - DJ/ProducerPower Play:

Hoaikane Jombalaya

Jackie Moore WhyNymphomania. I Want

A List:

AD Camilla's- Heaven

Freebie- Understand

Netzwerk. Send Me An Angel

RADIO GDANSK/GdanskEHR

Marcin Sobesto - ProducerPower Play:AD Gipsy Kings- Pida Me La

A List:

AD Budka Suflera- Twoje Radio

Leonard Cohen -Closing Time

Shaky- Radio

Skywalker Thorn It

RADIO ZIELONA GORA/Zielona

Gore 5

EHR

Eugeniusz Banadkowicz - Head

Of Music

Power Play:AD Fleetwood Mac. Love Shines

)venSINGLE OUT NOW

EMI -MEDLEY



Station ReportsZdrowa Woda- Wino

A List:

AD N.Cave/S.McGewan- What A

Roy Orbison- Heartbreak

Stereo MC's Step It Up

Suzanne Vega -Blood Mokes

B List:

AD Annie Lennox -Little

Atrakcylny KozimierslokoDepeche Mode- Policy Of

Dr. Alban -Sing Holleltiyoh

RFM/Lisbon P

EHR

Pedro Tojal - Head Of Music

A List:

AD Denim Bock In Denim

Little Angels. Too Much

B List:

AD Al Jarreau What You

Poison- Stand

RADIO ENERGIA/Lisbon

Sot;

Nuno Santos Prog DirA List:

AD Uncanny Alliance I Got

B List:

AD Go West FaithfulRobert Hart Better Thon

Tons Cochrane. Everything

RUSSIA

RADIO MAXIMUM/Moscow P

fu -'R

Alexander Kasparov - Prog DirAL Freddie Mercury

SPAIN

CADENA 100/Madrid P

Rock/EHR

Rafael Revert - GM

Carlos Finely - Prog Dir

Power Play:Suzanne Vega- 99 9 F

B List:

AD AC/DC. Dirty Deeds

TW LW

Alex De La Nues Corazon

Alice In Chains. Them

Arabia- De Brazos Abiertos

Asia. Lay Down

Billy Ray Cyrus These Boots

Fischer Z Will you

Garth Brooks. Summer

Guns N' Roses- Yesterdays


Jon Secado. Angel

Korgis- Everybody's

Maxi Priest -One More

Paul McCariney, Hope

Rembrandts. Maybe Tomorrow

Bade Feel No Pain

Spin Doctors little Miss

Tahures Zurdos NoThe The Dogs OF Lust

Undercover Never Let

Vargas Blues- Del Sur

CADENA 0 PRINCIPALES/Madrid P

EHF

Luis Merino - Music MgrPower Play:

Bon bald Keep The Faith

A List:

AD A.S.A.P.- Megasop

AC/DC. Dirty Deeds

Billy Ray Cyrus- These Boots

Garth Brooks- Summer


Jesus Jones -The Devil

Ray- Amor

Dade- Feel No Pain

CADENA TOP 97.2/Madrid GEfiF

Raul Merchant - Music MgrPower Play:AD Michael Jackson- HecA List:

AD Antonio Vega- f Sitio

Crowded House- Four Seasons

Michael Bolters Reach Our

Orquestra Mondragon- Paris

Sade Feel No Porn


AL Juan Luis Guerra

CANAL SUR RADIO/Andalucia 5

EHR

Paso Sanchez Music Mgr

Power Ploy:


Jesus Jones. The Devil

Martha Wash- Give It

Nylons- Don't look


A List:

AD Brian May- Bock

Crist./Subterrieneas- Alquien


Luz- Tal Para


Tans Tam Gel- Bellezu

Whitney Houston, Will

RADIO PALAFRUGELL/Polafrugell S

EHR

Rafel Corbi i Vilordell -Music/Prog DirPower Play:

Revolver Esclavo De

A List:

AD Jordy. Dur, Dur

Undercover -Baker Street

B List:

AD LEI.- Why Not Jazz

Bass Bumpers The Music's

Manfred Mann. Sikelele

Megodrame Dyore I Can't Wait

Solid State Logic- Rise

RADIO 16/Madrid B

ACE

Carlos Honorato - Prog DirPower Play:AD Charles & Eddie- Would

Elton John- Las. Sony

John Martyrs Sweet

Orquestra Mondrogon-Undercover New. .et

A List.

AD Another Class- Don't You

Celtas Cantos Trogame

Rai- Arno,

AL Bor II Men

SWEDEN

RIKSRADIO P3: TRACKSLISTAN/

Stockholm P

EHR

Kal Kindvall Producer

Lars Goren Nilsson - ProducerB List:

Billboard SinglesUSA TOP 25

Artist/Title For week ending Jan. 30th 1993 Label ECO

1 1 WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Will Always Love You

2 2 SHAI/If I Ever Fall In Love

3 3 BOYZ II MEN/In The Still Of The Nite

4 5 SHANICE/Saving Forever For You

5 4 WRECKX-N-EFFECT/Rump Shaker

Arista

Gasoline Alley

Motown

Giant

MCA

9 P. BRYSON/R. BELLE/A Whole New World Columbia

7 8 MADONNA/Deeper And Deeper

8 7 BOBBY BROWN/Good Enough

9 6 SNAP/Rhythm Is A Dancer

0 13 PRINCE AND THE N.P.G./7

0 11 RESTLESS HEART/When She Cries

12 10 P.M. DAWN/I'd Die Without You

Maverick

MCA

Arista D

Paisley Park

RCA

Gee Street

O 17 ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT/Mr. Wendal Chrysalis

14 15 GO WEST/Faithful EMI UK

0 18 EN VOGUE/Give It Up, Turn It Loose Atco EastWest

16 12 MARY J. BLIGE/Real Love Uptown

Clt 20 PORTRAIT/Here We Go Again! Capitol

18 22 TOAD THE WET SPROCKET/Walk... Columbia

O 19 JON SECADA/Do You Believe In Us SBK

20 14 TLC/What About Your Friends LaFace

O 23 DURAN DURAN/Ordinary World Capitol UK

O 32 WHITNEY HOUSTON/I'm Every Woman Arista

O 45 PAPERBOY/Ditty Next Plateau

24 16 MICHAEL BOLTON/To Love Somebody Columbia

25 21 GENESIS/Never A Time Atlantic UK

@ 1992, BPI Communications, Broadcast Data Systems and Soundscan, Inc.This chart is constructed by Billboard magazine from information including datacollected, compiled and provided by Soundscan, Inc and Broadcast DataSystems.

ECO= European of Origin

AD Apache Indian. ArrangedBo's Orkester Sondag I

Faith No Mere- I'm Easy

Form- Hord Ernes

Grymlings Vantar Par En Van

Krupp. Nothing Else Matters

Legacy/Sound Happy

Mad Cobra- Flex

Niklas Stromstedt. Hennes

Papa Dee, Runaround


Shamen- Phorever People

Snap- Exterminate

Take Thal Could It

CITY RADIO/Gothenburg GEHR

Lars Bodin - Music Dir

Power Play:AD Papa Dee- Runaround

A List:

AD Avalanche Walking InBeloved- Sweet Harmony

Def Leopard. Heaven Is

Denies Middle Of The Road

Dina Carroll- So Close

Faith No More Tin Easy

Flash & The Pan- Burning Up

Grymlings- Vantor Par En Van


Ian McNabb- If Love

Jesus Loves You- Sweet

John Lee Hooker Boom

Mink Jagger Sweet Thing

Niklas Strarnstedt Hermes

Peter Gabriel Dear -

Poison

Rood Ron GasolteaS. J. Morris 'Never Gonna Gve

Soul Sister Broken

SOULSYSTEM- It's Gonna Be.

Spin Doctors Little Miss

Suzanne Rhatigan- Open


Trixter- Rood Of A

CITY RADIO/Malmo

EHR

Fredrik Hellstram - Music DirA Use:

AD Christer Follin- So Many

Flash & The Pan- Burning Up

Hardliners- It's Gonna

Hothouse Flowers. Emotional

Indecent Obsession- Whispers

Jesus Loves You. Sweet

Kingmaker- Armchair


Spin Doctors Little Miss

Toad The Wet Sprocket -Walk

U2 Who's Gonna Ride

RADIO CITY/Stockholm G

EHR

Niklas Ehring - Music DirPower Play:

Captain Hollywood- MoreA List:

AD Arrested Den.- Revolution

Arrested Dev.- Mr. Wendal

David Sanborn -Bang Bang

Felix- It Will

Take That. Could It

RADIO HUDDINGE/Storkholm c,

EHR

Eva Larson - MD

Tomas lannestedt - Prog DirA List:

AD Anders Glenmark- Bygg Pd

Legacy HPPYLegacy/Sound- Happy



Niklas Stramstedt I Hennes

Peter Gabriel, Seam

Poison "_-SOUL SYSTEM

AL Helen Heffner

RADIO MALMOHUS/Malmo

011e Nilsson - Head Of MusicPower Ploy:AD Bo's Orkester- Sondog l Sanger

B List:

AD Lyle Lovett- You've Been

Marten Janson For Din Skull

Madonna. Deeper

RADIO P4/Lund GEHR

Anders Nilsson - Music DirA List:

AD Anders Glenmark- Bygg Pd

B List:


k.d. Lang- Constant Craving


S. J. Morris. Never Gonna Give

Sko/Torp- Familiar Roads

Starclub Let Your

Suzanne Rhatigan. Open

EAST FM/Norrkoping S

ACE

Peter Franck - Music Dir

Power Play:AD Niklas Stromstedt !Hennes

Papa Dee- Runaround


B List:

AD Def Leopard- Heaven Is

Faith No More- Ern Easy

Ian McNabb- LoveIndecent Obsession- Whispers



AL Stereo MC's

HIT FM/Stockholm a

Dance

Johan B. Bring - Prog DirA List:




Jesus Loves Too Sweet


Legacy/Sound Happy


Niklas Stroinstedt He --es

Papa Dee

Peter Gabriel

Pontus & Arnerik. : -

Sko/Torp Roods

Suzanne Rhatigan Open

CITYRADION UPPSALA/Uppsala a

EHR

Thomas Ericsson - Prog Dir

Power Ploy:

AD Legacy/Sound- Happy

A List:

AD Mick Jagger Sweet Thing

Papa Dee- Runaround


Soulsysters It's Gonna Be..

B List:

AD Apache Indian- ArrangedAvalanche Walking In

Adult Contemporary EuropeACE TOP 25

TW LW WOC Artist/Title Label

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11

12

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2

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8

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7

6

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0 20 12

17 15 11

18 17 3

19 14 17

20 13 10

21 21 2

22 18 3

@ 25 2

424 22 3

I*

WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Will Always Love You (Arista)

CHARLES & EDDIE/Would I Lie To You? (Capitol)

TASMIN ARCHER/Sleeping Satellite (EMI)

ROD STEWART/Tom Traubert's Blues (Warner)

CHER/Oh No Not My Baby (Geffen)

ELTON JOHN/The Last Song (Rocket)

LIONEL RICHIE/Love, Oh Love (Motown)

MADONNA/Deeper And Deeper (Maverick)

JON SECADA/Do You Believe In Us (SBK)

MICHAEL JACKSON/Heal The World (Epic)

GO WEST/Faithful (Chrysalis)

GENESIS/Tell Me Why (Virgin)

FLEETWOOD MAC/Love Shines (Warner Brothers)

PAUL MCCARTNEY/Hope Of Deliverance (Parlophone)

BOYZ II MEN/End Of The Road (Motown)

ERIC CLAPTON/Layla (Duck/Reprise)

MICHAEL BOLTON/To Love Somebody (Columbia)

HEIGHTS/How Do You Talk To An Angel (Capitol)

VANESSA PARADIS/Be My Baby (Remark/Polydor)

ROXETTE/Queen Of Rain (EMI)

TAKE THAT/A Million Love Songs (RCA)

PETER GABRIEL/Steam (Virgin)

LONDONBEAT/That's How I Feel... (Anxious/RCA)

INNER CIRCLE/Rock With You (Metronome)

CHRIS REA/God's Great... (Magnet/East West)

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Rage -Machine- Take The

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AD INXS- Beautiful

Jesus Jones The Devil

Lemonheads It's A Shame

Litfiba- Prima Guardia

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AD Apache Indian. ArrangedConsolidated- A Day On

G.W.Mclennon, Lightning

Noir Desir Marlene

Riverside Waterfall

Sense Unik- Hijo


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Bever World- Hearsay

Billy Ray Cyrus. Could've

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Chris Norman Goodbye Lady


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Rage Run To

Thomas Helmig- Give Me Your

Toad The Wet Sprocket Walk

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AD Cher Many Rivers

Deloris- Shout

Marie Carmen- Tot Ou


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Shanice Saving For

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AD Cher Many Rivers

Martine Girault- Revival

Mortise Wash Carry

Paul McCartney, Hope

Prefab Sprout, A Life Of ..

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AD Boyz II Men Motownphilly

Marlyn Joseph- Please


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Snap Exterminate

Tasmin Archer- Sleeping

AL Elton John

Lionel Richie

Michel Jonas.Neneh Cherry

Sense Unik

Zucchero

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Maggie Reilly. Teen In The Rain

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Madonna Deeper

Right Said Fred- Deeply

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Ten Sharp You

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June Brown - Dir

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RADIO GONG 2000/Munich EHR JARRADIOEN/Kleppe ERR PRIMARADIO/Naples ACERADIO LINDAU/Lindau EHR RADIO DST/Rade ACE R3 III/Mendriso EHR

1. NORTHWEST RADIO REGENBOGEN/Mannheim EHR RADIO 89.1/Helsingor EHR RADIO METEORA/San Paolo di Jesi EHRRADIO T.O.N./Bad Mergentheim EHR RADIO AIRPORT FM/Copenhagen EHR RADIO ONDA LIBERA/Perugia ACERTL GERMANY/Luxembourg EHR RADIO AMAGER/BrOndby/Kastrup EHR RADIO STAR/Vicenza ACE

PLATINUMBRONZE RADIO CITY/Nwstved EHR RETE 3/Lugano ACEATLANTIC 252/London EHR RADIO CHARIVARI/Nuremberg ACE RADIO HALDEN/Halden EHR

BBC RADIO 1/London EHR RADIO KOLN: COLOGNE CHARTS/Cologne EHR RADIO HERNING/Herning EHRBEACON RADIO/WolverhamptonBRMB FM Birmingham

EHR

EHRRADIO RAURACH/LiestalWELLE FIDELITAS/Karlsruhe

EHR

ACE

RADIO MOJN/Aabenroa & SOnderborgRADIO NORD/Harstad

EHR

EHR7. SOUTHWEST

CAPITAL FM/London EHR RADIO ODENSE/Odense EHRCHILTERN NETWORK/Dunstable/

RADIO ROSKILDE/Roskilde ACE PLATINUMNorthampton/GloucesterCITY FM/Liverpool

EHR

EHRRADIO RYD/LinkopingRADIO SATA/Turku

EHR

ACE

CADENA 100/MadridCADENA 40 PRINCIPALES/Madrid

Rock/EHR

EHR3. WEST

KISS FM/London Dance RADIO TONSBERG/TOnsberg EHR CADENA MINUTO/Madrid EHRMETRO RADIO GROUP/Newcastle EHR PLATINUM RADIO TRONDHEIM/Trondheim EHR/Rock/MOR ONDA CERO MUSICA/Madrid EHR/ACEPICCADILLY RADIO/Manchester ERR EUROPE 2 NETWORK/Paris ACE RADIO VEST/Stavanger EHR RFM/Lisbon EHR

GOLD M40/Paris EHR RADIO VICTOR/Esbjerg MOR/EHR GOLDCHOICE FM/London Dance NRJ NETWORK/Paris EHR THE VOICE N&RUM/Nrum EHR CADENA TOP 97.2/Madrid EHRCOOL FM/Belfast ACE RADIO 21/Brussels EHR/Rock THE VOICE NORDJYLLAND/Aalborg EHR RADIO ENERGIA/Lisbon EHRDOWNTOWN RADIO/Belfast EHR RADIO CONTACT F/Brussels EHR THE VOICE ODENSE/Odense EHR RADIO NOVA ERA/Vila Nova de Gaia EHRFORTH RFM/Edinburgh EHR RTL/Paris ACE BRONZE SILVERHORIZON RADIO AND GALAXY RADIO/ SKYROCK NETWORK/Paris EHR CITYRADION UPPSALA/Uppsala EHR CANAL SUR RADIO/Andalucia EHRMilton Keynes and Bristol Dance GOLD RADIO FREDRIKSTAD/Fredrikstad EHR RADIO PALAFRUGELL/Palafrugell EHRINVICTA/Whitstable EHR BEL-RTL/Brussels EHR RADIO HOLBAK/Holbaeck EHR BRONZEPOWER FM/Fareham EHR COULEUR 3/Lausanne Rock RADIO KOLDING/Kolding EHR RADIO 16/Madrid ACERADIO CLYDE/Glasgow EHR FUN RADIO/Paris EHR RADIO OREBRO/Orebro EHRRED ROSE RADIO/Preston/Blackpool EHR RFM/Paris ACE/Rock RADIO OSLOFJORD/Oslo EHRSUNSET RADIO/Manchester Dance RVS/Rouen EHR RADIO SAUDA/Sauda EHR 8. EAST CENTRALTRENT FM/Nottingham EHR VOLTAGE FM/Rosny-sous-Bois Dance RADIO SLR/Slagelse EHR

SILVER

BROADLAND FM/NorwichBUZZ FM/BirminghamFOX FM/OxfordGWR FM/Bristol/Swindon

EHR

Dance

EHR

EHR

SILVER

L'ONDE LATINE/Aix en ProvenceRADIO BRUXELLES CAPITALE/Brussels

RADIO LAC/GenevaRADIO RIVIERA/Monte Carlo

National MusicACE

EHR

ACE

RADIO SYDKYSTEN/CopenhagenRAINBOW RADIO/OsloSTORBYRADIOEN/OsloSTUDENTRADIOEN/Tromso

ACE

Dance

ACE

Rock/EHR

PLATINUM

POLSKIE RADIO 3/WarsawRADIO DANUBIUS/Budopest

GOLD

EHR

EHR

RED DRAGON FM/Cardiff/Newport EHR RADIO SERVICE/ Marseille EHR BONTON RADIO/Prague EHR

SOUTH EAST RADIO/WexfordSWANSEA SOUND/Wales

EHR

EHR

RMC COTE D'AZUR/Monte CarloRSR LA PREMIERE/Geneva

ACE

Rock5. WEST CENTRAL

EUROPA 2 PRAHA/PragueRADIO L./Lublin

ACE

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BRONZE RTL: WRTL/Paris Rock RADIO LODZ/Lodz EHR

GLR/London Rock SCOOP 'Lyon EHR PLATINUM RADIO MERKURY/Poznan ACEWIT FM Bordeaux EHR BRTN RADIO DONNA Brussels EHR RADIO RMF/Krakow EHR

BRONZE BRTN STUDIO BRUSSEL/Brussels EHR/Rock RADIO ZET/Warsaw EHR

ISABELLE FM/Tocane Saint ApreRADIO CANTAL/Aurillac

EHR

EHR

HET STATION/HilversumNOS/Hilversum

EHR

EHR

RTL PRAHA 93.7/Prague

SILVER

ACE/EHR2. CENTRAL

RADIO FRAMBOISE/Yverdon ACE RADIO 3/Hilversum EHR FUN RADIO/Bratislava EHRPLATINUM RADIO MANCHE/Saint-Lo ACE RADIO CONTACT N/Brussels EHR RADIO 4 U/Warsaw EHR

O 3/Vienna EHR RADIO PLUS FM/Blois Gold/Oldies SKY RADIO/Bussum ACE RADIO GDANSK/Gdansk EHRANTENNE BAYERN/Munich EHR RTBF RADIO 2/Hainaut EHR TROS RADIO 3/Hilversum EHR BRONZEANTENNE NIEDERSACHSEN/Hannover ACE TTL/Le Touquet EHR VERONICA/Hilversum EHR RADIO ZIELONA GORA/Zielona Gore EHRHR 3: LEIDER GUT/Frankfurt EHR/Dance

GOLDHR 3: ON LINE/Fronkfurt EHR/ACE POWER FM/Amsterdam EHRNDR 2 (DAYTIME PROG.)/HamburgNDR 2 (EVENING PROG.)/Hamburg

ACE

EHRRADIO 538/Bussum

SILVER

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ACE

EHR

PLATINUM

DANMARKS RADIO/Copenhagen EHRBRONZE

BRTN RADIO 2 -EAST FLANDERS/Ghent EHR

PLATINUM

ANTENNA 97.1 FM STEREO/Athens EHRSWF 3: POPSHOP HITUNE/Baden BadenWDR 1/Cologne

EHR

EHR

DR P3: GO'MORGEN P3/CopenhagenDR P3: MASKINEN/Copenhagen

EHR/Rock

EHR/RockBRTN RADIO 2 -WEST FLANDERS/KortrijkCFNB/Brunssum

EHR

ACE

GOLDANTENNA 97.5 FM STEREO/Salonika EHR

WDR 1: HIT CHIPS/Cologne ACE NRK/Oslo Rock/EHR HIT -FM 106.1/Hasselt EHRPOP 924 FM/Athens EHR

WDR 1: SCHLAGERRALLYE/Cologne EHR RIKSRADIO P3: KLANG & CO/Stockholm EHR RADIO ANTIGOON/Antwerp EHR SILVERGOLD RIKSRADIO P3: TRACKSUSTAN/Stockholm EHR RADIO EXPRES/Antwerp EHR JERONIMO GROOVY/Ilioupolis, Athens EHR

104.6 RTL BERLIN/Berlin EHR YLE 2/RADIOMAFIA/Helsinki EHR RADIO MAXIMA/Roeselare EHRSTAR FM STEREO/Thessaloniki EHR

BERLIN 88.8/Berlin National Music GOLD RADIO MOL/Mol EHRSTUDIO D/Novo Mesta EHR

CD INTERNATIONAL/Vienna EHR ARHUS WERRADIO/Arhus EHR RADIO NOORD-HOUAND/Haarlem ACE BRONZEDRS 3/Basel Rock ANR/Aalborg EHR RADIO ROYAAL/Hamont-Achel EHR

COOL FM/Athens RockENERGY/Berlin EHR CITY RADIO/Gothenburg EHR RADIO VARNA/Varna EHRHIT RADIO N 1/Nuremberg Dance CITY RADIO/Malmo EHR

HUNDERT 6/Berlin ACE RADIO I/Oslo EHR6. SOUTHOK RADIO/Hamburg EHR RADIO 1/Helsinki EHR 11. EASTR.S. 2/Berlin ACE RADIO 1 FM/Bergen EHR

RADIO 24/Zurich EHR RADIO 100+/Tampere EHR PLATINUMRADIO 4U/Berlin EHR RADIO 102/Haugesund EHR PETER FLOWERS FM/Milan ACE/EHR PLATINUM

RADIO ARABELLA/Munich National Music RADIO ABC/Randers EHR RADIO CLUB 91/Naples EHR RADIO MAXIMUM/Moscow EHR

RADIO BASILISK/Basel EHR RADIO CITY/Stockholm EHR RADIO DEEJAY NETWORK/Milan EHR/Dance/Rock GOLDRADIO FFN/Isernhagen EHR RADIO CITY/Helsinki Rock RADIO DIMENSIONE SUONO/Rome EHR RADIO EUROPA PLUS/Moscow/St. Petersburg EHR

RADIO FOERDERBAND/Bern ACE RADIO GRENLAND/Skien EHR RADIO KISS KISS NETWORK/Naples ACE/DanceRADIO GONG/Nuremberg EHR RADIO HSR/Copenhagen Dance RADIO RAI VERDE/Rome EHRRADIO PILATUS 104.9/Luzern EHR RADIO HUDDINGE/Stockholm EHR RETE 105 NETWORK/Milan EHR 12. PAN -EUROPEANRADIO SALU/Saarbruecken EHR RADIO MALM6HUS/Malmo ACE RTL 102.5 - HIT RADIO/Bergamo EHRRADIO XANADU/Munich Rock RADIO MOSS/Moss EHR STEREORAI/Rome EHRRADIO Z/ZurichRB 4/BremenRSH/Kiel

SDR 3/StuttgartSFB 2/Berlin

ACE

EHR

EHR

EHR

ACE

RADIO OSLO/OsloRADIO P4 -ndRADIO VIBORG/ViborgTHE VOICE Zapenhagen

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EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

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101 NETWORK/MilanDISCO 101/MilanPOWER RV1 THE BLACK RADIO/TurinRADIO BABBOLEO/Genoa

EHR

Dance

Dance

EHR

MTV EUROPE/LondonVOICE OF AMERICA/Europe

BRONZE

STAR 108/Riviera

Music Television

EHR

EHR

SILVER SILVER RADIO MONTE CARLO/Milan ACEBRF/Eupen ACE EAST FM/Norrkoping ACE SILVERRADIO 7/Ulm ACE HIT FM/Stockholm Dance ANTENNA DELLO STRETTO/Messina EHR

A Guide To M&M's Radio Station Reporting RankingsAl&M's EHR, ACE and EDR charts are based 100% on airplay reported each week by M&M's reporter team. Participating stations are selected as reporters and "weighted" as "Platinum," "Gold," "Silver" or "Bronze" stations based on the following criteria: market population, location,weekly reach and/or average share of the available audience, policy of programming current music, retail sales influence and ability to report in a timely, consistentand accurate manner. More detailed definitions follow below. It should be noted that points awarded for airplay may varyslightly from one station to another within one of these four groups. For example, some Platinum stations are weighted slightly more or less than other Platinum stations. However, all Platinum reporters will be weighted more than Gold, Silver, or Bronze stations. Individual stationclassifications are subject to regular review as ratings and station policies change. Broadcasters interested in joining M&M's Reporter Roster should call or fax MBA StationReports Manager Pieter Kops; tel: (+31) 20.669 1961; fax: 669.1951 or 1941.Platinum (P): Leading sfations/nehvorks/dominant programmes in major markets. Most of these stations have an estimated average weekly reach of at least 1 million listeners and are regarded as having moderate to heavy level of retail influence. Gold (G): Leadingstations/networks/dominant programmes in medium markets or secondary broadcasters in major markets. Most of these stations have an estimated average weekly reach of 200.000 to 1 million listeners. Stations from smaller markets usually have an above -average level of retailinfluence. Silver (5): Leading stations in smaller markets or secondary broadcasters in medium markets. Most of these stations have on estimated average weekly reach of 50.000 to 200.000 listeners. Stations from smaller markets usually have an above -average level of retail influence.Bronze (B): Smaller broodcas operations, individual programmes at larger stations, certain cable -only stations, and/or dayparted blocks of programming on small market stations. Most of these stations/ programmes reach between 15.000 and 50.000 listeners weekly. Small marketstations have at least a moderate level of retail influence; larger stations in this group may have a low level of retail influence.

1. NORTHWEST (NW): British Isles (United Kingdom, Ireland).2. CENTRAL (C): German -Language areas

(Germany, Austria, parts of Switzerland, Luxembourg).3. WEST (W): Francophone areas

(France, Wallonia/Belgium, parts of Switzerland, Monaco).4. NORTH (N): Scandinavia (Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland).

Regions

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

6. SOUTH (5): Italian -Language areas (Italy, Ticino/Switzerland).7. SOUTHWEST (SW): Iberia (Spain, Portugal).8. EAST CENTRAL (EC): East Central area

(Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland).

9. SOUTHEAST (SE): Balkan (Greece, Slovenia, Bulgaria).10. NORTHEAST (NE): Baltic area (no reporters yet).11. EAST (E): Eastern area (Russia).12. PAN -EUROPEAN (PE): Stations targeting listeners throughout Europe.For exact specifications on particular regions, see Regional EHR Top 20page, elsewhere in this issue.



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60 45 14 Love Symbol - Paisley Park Adriano Celentano ,

89 5 Superbest - Clan

Guns N' Roses A.B.DK.F.D.IRL.NL.S.CH.UK

27 23 67 Use Your Illusion II - Geffen AJacques Dutronc B.F

064 3 Dutronc Au Casino (Live) - Columbia041,... Joel Hallikainen SF

'ir Kuurankukka - Finnlevy

*- )Mike Oldfield DK.IRL.E.UK

31 19 Tubular Bells II - WEA ALucio Battisti 1

01 52 6 Le Origini - RicordiRene Froger NL

IS)96 2 Sweet Helles & Sad Goodbyes - Dino

Michael Bolton DICSF.IRL.NL.P.E.S.UK

29 19 15 Timeless - The Classics - ColumbiaVanessa Paradis F.D.NL.S

63 60 15 Vanessa Paradis - RemarkHumperdinck & Jones 8

97 82 4 The Best - Back To Back - Deram

Take That UK

26 9 Take That & Party - RCAJean Marc Thibault F

*49° 2 Des Chansons Plein Le Coeur - ColumbiaBornBorn Chip E* lI Toma Toma Y Toma - WEA

Madonna A.SEF.D.GR.NL.S.UK

31)24 13 Erotica - Maverick Julien Clerc B.F

65 53 " Utile - VirginNoir Desir F

IZI, Tostaky - Polydor

Leonard Cohen A.B.DK.SF.D.GR.NL.N.S.CH

32 7 The Future - ColumbiaBoyz II Men DK.D.NL.S.UK

66 62 12 Cooleyhighharmony - Motown110 Arsch Huh Ag D

. MOP Arsch Huh - Zeng Ussenander - Electrola

Guns N' Roses DK.F.D.IRL.NL.S.UK

30 67 Use Your Illusion I - Geffen Bonnie Tyler A.D.N.CH

0/ 59 12 Angel Heart - HansaAs of this week, M&M is implementing new and improved chart soft -ware. Coinciding with the new system, M&M has also updated its !FPI-

based sales statistics. This will result in some records-in particularalbums-moving down the Eurochart, while actually gaining points.69 2 lltfiba

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Terremoto - CGD10 Shakespears Sister D.UK

" Hormonally Yours - London

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42 with multi-miflion sellers indicated by a numeral following the symbol. MUSIC & MEDIA JANUARY 30 1993


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COUNTRIES CHARTED

Will Always Love You A.B.DK.SF.F.D.GRAL.I.M.N.E.S.CHUK

1 10 Whitney Houston - Arista (Carlin)

Polydor

Run To You A.B.D.NL.S.CH

'' '` Rage - Pulse 8 (Rondor)Temptation (Brothers In Heaven Remix) D.1121.NLUK

69 55 Y Heaven 17 - Virgin (EMI/Sound Diagrams/WC)

Would I Lie To You? A.B.DK.D.GR.IRL.NL.N.S.CH.UK

2 2 11 Charles & Eddie - Capitol (EMI)Gold SF.S.CH

45 6 East 17 - London (PolyGram)Sascha...Ein Aufrechter Deutscher

IMO. Die Toten Hosen - Virgin (Not Listed)

Heal The World A.BDK.F.D.IRL,I.NL.P.S.CH.UK

3 3 9 Michael Jackson - Epic (EMI/WC/Zomba)Connected A.B.S.CH

48 11 Stereo MC's - 4th & Broadway (EMI)Miami Hit Mix IRL.UK

71 36 6 Gloria Estefan - Epic (EMI)

4OExterminate8 DK.SF.D.IRL.I.NL.S.CH.UK Highland B.S

4 4 Snap - Logic (Hanseatic/Songs Of Logic) 38 41 11 One More Time - CNR (EMI Songs/Scandinavia AB)Arranged Marriage UK

95 ' Apache Indian - Island (MCA/CC)

Dur Dur D'Etre Bebe B.SF.F.I.NL.N.E.S

5 5 17 Jordy - Columbia (Gavroche)Phorever People D.IRL.UK

39 27 5 The Shamen - One Little Indian (Warner Chappell)Heading For A Fall A.DK.D.CH

73 a la Vaya Con Dios - Ariola (Songline/BMG)

Don't You Want Me A.B.DK.F.D.GR.I.N.P.E.S.CH

6 23 Felix - deConstruction (MCA)Open Your Mind B.I.UK Womankind UK

11111P Usura - Down Town Records (Jacomo) 74 35 2 Little Angels - Polydor (PolyGram)

More And More A.B.F.D.CH

7 8 14 Captain Hollywood Project - Blow Up (Warner Chappell)Drive A.DK.D.S.CH

41 43 16 R.E.M. - Warner Brothers (Warner Chappell) 75 46 2 Get The Girl! Kill The Baddies! IRLUK

Pop Will Eat Itself - RCA (BMG)

It Will Make Me Crazy A.B.DK.SED.NL.S.CH8 . - Felix - deConstruction (Copyright Control)Baker Street A.DK.D.GR.I.S.CH

42 37 23 Undercover - PWL Intl. (EMI)Easy Come And Go p

88 5 Joker - Polydor (Not Listed)

House Of Love A.DK.SED.N.S.CH

®11 19 East 17 - London (PolyGram)The Devil You Know IRLUK

43 34 2 Jesus Jones - Food (EMI)Would? UK

Alice In Chains - Columbia (Sony)

i-h I'm Easy/Be Aggressive (Live) IRL.UK

. .. . , . ,,, iLe Lion Est Mort Ce SoirAll 32 10 n_ _ ,Ar- n_ ./ n I I_... ___ / __ _ F

Das Boot F

tift 89 10 11 nL in _____ in __ _Iat o ore - as o e e on o roiyaor (Bavaria/Sono)

@Rock With You A.B.DK.SF.D.NL.PS.CH November Rain17 6 Inner Circle - Metronome (Madhouse/Warner Chappell) 45 33 23 Guns N' Roses - Geffen (Warner Chappell)

F.D.CH Help Us Back Home, Sarajevo79 81 A Colours - Columbia (Not Listed)

SF14 12 18 I.,BobO MarleyLion&t° eAl/oilers - Tuff Gong (Bob Marley/Blue Mountain) Dr. Alban - SweMix (SweMix)

-- I tie urear rrerenaer80 5" Freddie Mercury - Parlophone (Southern Music)

Die Dal?! A.D.CH

13 10 14 Die Fantastischen Vier - Columbia (EMI)Open Sesame D.UK

94 2 Leila K - Coma (Songs Of Logic/Hanseatic)Tell Me A Poem

i'MP Papermoon - Ariola (Not Listed)

Deeper And Deeper B.DK.SF.F.D.IRLI.NL.P.S.CH.UK

15 6 Madonna - Maverick (WC/MCA)Koa Hiatamadl A

48 62 7 Hubert Von Goisern - Ariola (Blanko/Wintrup)Wheel Of Fortune DK.N

82 76 10 Ace Of Base - Mega (Megasong)

Mr.Wendal/Revolution IRL. UK

23 2 Arrested Development - Cooltempo (EMI)Step It Up IRL.S.UK

" ' Stereo MC's - 4th & Broadway (EMI)Boney M MegaMix B.IRL.UK

83 49 6 Boney M - Arista (Various)

Les Monies De Vendee B.F

16 13 12 Ana1s Et Didier Barbelivien - POM (POM)Out Of Space/Ruff In The Jungle... GR.IRL.NL.UK

50 40', The Prodigy -XL (EMI)Give It Up, Turn It Loose IRLUK

" 2 En Vogue - East West America (Two Tuff-E-Nuff/Irving)

i Could It Be Magic B.IRL.UK

i t 9 6 Take That - RCA (BMG)Yesterdays A.B.DK.NL.P

51 22 9 Guns N' Roses - Geffen (EMI/WC/McCloud)Stone Me Into The Groove

85100 L Atomic Swing - Sonet (Not Listed)

End Of The Road B.DK.D.IRL.M.S.CH.UK

18 14 18 Boyz II Men - Motown (Warner Chappell)Raumschiff Edelweiss B.SED.CH

52 38 19 Edelweiss - WEA (Bruin Music)It's Ok It's Alright B.NL

El* Def Dames Doop - Game (Not Listed)

Because The Night B.F.GR.I.M.E

20 14 Co.Ro feat. Taleesa - Ginger Music (Tipax)La Legende De Oochigeas B.F

` ' 1' Roch Voisine - GM (Ed. Georges Mary)If I Ever Fall In Love B.NL.UK

82 3 Shai - MCA (MCA)

Sleeping Satellite A.B.D.GR.I.S.CH

20 18 17 Tasmin Archer - EMI (EMI)When You Were Young UK

1114P Del Amitri -A&M (PolyGram)If We Hold On Together NL.UK

69 8 Diana Ross - EMI (MCA)

The Love I Lost !RUN

_11)83 2 West End feat. Sybil - PWL Sanctuary (Warner Chappell)Just Another Day D.NL.S.CH

55 54 25 Jon Secada - SBK (EMI)II Suffira D'Un Signe (En Public)

88, Fredericks, Goldman & Jones - Columbia (IRG/Marc Lumbroso)

#All That She Wants DK.D N.S

30 16 Ace Of Base - Mega (Megasong)Gli Spari Sopra (Celebrate) One

61 2 Vasco Rossi - EMI (Warner Chappell) Ili, U2 - Island (Blue Mountain)

Be My Baby B.DK.F.D.NL.S

23 16 16 Vanessa Paradis - Remark (Miss Bessie/Bahama Rhythm)Nothing Else Matters Brokene

', ' " Metallica - Vertigo (PolyGram)English UK

91 50 2 Sunscreem - Sony Soho Square (WC/EMI)

. Pour L'Amour D'Un Garcon F

28 5 Helene - AB (ABeditions)*,,, You Talk Too Much IRLUK

" 2 Sultans Of Ping F.C. - Rhythm King (Dream Song/EMI)The World Is Stone

92 84 22 Cyndi Lauper - Epic (PolyGram/CC)

4-e We Are Family ('93 Mixes) IRLUK

nnah, q;e4,... Cln,Inn r)---- r-,/-, /e.g;,I,--- I'm Gonna Get You B.NL

(W56 A III,nrrn I.,,- fnn* ,s.,-,L..14,,,,un _ L/ ,.,I Cnifinn I___,.. Boss Drum A.SFS

(11.10 LiMMIP The. SlInman - nno littin Indinn IWrtrnar ChnnnpIllGVUG ,G 1 I I

26 Keep The Faith19 14 Bon Jovi -Jambco (PolyGram)

B.DK.D.S.CH Bed Of RosesFOP Bon Jovi -Jambco (PolyGram)

IRL. UK It's Probably Me F I

94 67 25 Sting & Eric Clapton - A&M (Magnetic/Blue Turtle/VV-T)

/4-4 Steam" 2 Peter Gabriel - Virgin (Real World)

D.IRL.NL.UK YesterdaysD.IRL.S.CH Changer Tout Ca61 Guns 'N Roses - Geffen (EMI/WC/McCloud) 95 57 Bernard Minet - AB (ABeditions)

'' Never Let Her Slip Away A.B.DK.D.IRL.NL.P

28 Undercover - PWL Intl. (Island) ©MP What You Won't Do For Love UK

Go West - Chrysalis (Planetary Nom)Rhythm Is A Dancer FE

lib. Snap - Logic (Hanseatic/Songs Of Logic)

*After All IRLUK

53 2 Frank And Walters - Setanta (Chrysalis)Someday (I'm Coming Back) IRL.NL.UK

63 " - Lisa Stansfield -Arista (Big Life)Life Of Surprises UK

97 80 2 Prefab Sprout - Columbia (Kitchen/EMI)

Hope Of Deliverance B.DK.D.IRL.I.NL.N.UK

"" Paul McCartney - (MPL)It's Gonna Be A Lovely Day IRLUK

92 2 S.O.U.L. System intr. Michelle Visage -Arista (WC/Chelsea)Mrs. Robinson/Being Around IRL.UK

98 72 6 Lemonheads - Atlantic (PolyGram/Bug)

Tom TrauberVs Blues (Waltzing Matilda) B.D.IRL.NL.CH.UK

#31 7 Rod Stewart - Warner Brothers (Warner Chappell)Que Mon Coeur Lache B F03 52 6 Mylene Farmer - Polydor (Requiem)

The One P

99 75 2 Elton John - Rocket (Big Pig Music)

#Dogs Of Lust IRL.N.UK

73 2 The The -Epic (Sony/Lazarus)0_,.... Sweet Harmony UK

NMP The Beloved - East West (EMI)Chiki Chika E

itLi 98 2 N.Real Presence - Lucas Records (Not Listed)

Sweat (A La La La La Long) A.B.DK.D.GR.IRL.P.CH

33 26 32 Inner Circle - Metronome (Rock Pop/Madhouse)Hello (Turn Your Radio On) D.S.CH

67 65 A Shakespears Sister - London (EMI/Island/BMG)UK- United Kingdom, D - Germony, F - Fronce, CH - Swimerland, A 4 Austria, I 4 Italy, E = Spain, NL . Holland,

B =Belgium, IN

NEW ENTRYWho's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses A.DK.D.IRL.I.P.S.CHLIK

34 29 7 U2 - Island (Blue Mountain)One In Ten SF.IRL.P.UK

70 6 808 State & UB40 - ZTT (New Claims-AN/Perfect)

0 = FAST MOVERS LE* =13* RE-ENTRY

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MUSIC & MEDIA JANUARY 30 1993 C BPI Communications BV/Buma/Stemra All rights reserved. 0 Hot 100 is a trademark of Billboard Publications, Inc used with permission.(Porlogall; Austria Top 30 (Austria); Medio Control/ Musikrnorkt (Switzerland); Pop Rock (Greece). 43IMMO fmternra


MUSIC'MEDIA

UNITED KINGDOMSingles1 Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You (Arista)2 Snap - Exterminate (Arista)

3 Faith No More - I'm Easy/Be Aggressive (London)

4 Arrested Development -Mr.Wendal/Revolution (Cooltempo)

5 Take That - Could It Be Magic (RCA)

6 West End feat. Sybil - The Love I Lost (PWL Intl.)

7 Sister Sledge - We Are Family ('93 Mixes) (East West)

8 Michael Jackson - Heal The World (Epic)

9 Peter Gabriel - Steam (Virgin)

10 Frank And Walters - After All (Seta nta)

Albums1 Soundtrack - The Bodyguard (Arista)

2 Genesis - Live - The Way We Walk Vol.2 (Virgin)

3 Cher - Cher's Greatest Hits: 1965 - 1992 (MCA)

4 The Shamen - Boss Drum (One Little Indian)

5 Take That - Take That & Party (RCA)

6 R.E.M. - Automatic For The People Warner Brothers)

7 Stereo MC's - Connected (4th & Broadway)

8 Erasure - Pop! The First 20 Hits (Mute)

9 Simple Minds -Glittering Prize '81 -'92 (Virgin)10 Gloria Estefan - Greatest Hits (Epic)

SPAINSingles1 Jordy - Dur Dur D'Etre Bebe (Sony)

2 Co.Ro feat. Taleesa - Because The Night (Ginger)

3 N.Real Presence - Chiki Chika (Lucas)

4 Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You (BMG)5 Ambassadors Of Funk/MC Mario Supermarioland (*trope!)

6 Moon - Moon Light Shadow (Max)

7 O.B.K. - La Princesa De Mis Suenos (Blanco Y Negro)

8 A.Class - Don't You (Max)

9 Los Manolos - Amigos Para Siempre (BMG)

10 Xuxa - Sensacion De Vivir (BMG)

Albums1 Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells II (Warner)

2 Various - Boom -8 (EMI)

3 Soundtrack - The Bodyguard (BMG)

4 Juan Luis Guerra - Aretto (Karen/BMG)5 Various - Bandas Sonoras Originales (BMG)

6 Various - Mas Noches De Blanco Saten (EMI)

7 Freddie Mercury - The Album (EMI)

8 Juan Pardo - Sinceramente Juan (EMI)

9 Various - Bolero Mix 9 (Blanco Y Negro)10 Born Born Chip - Toma Toma Y Toma (Warner Music)

DENMARKSingles1 Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You (BMG)

2 Ace Of Base - All That She Wants (Mega)

3 Charles & Eddie - Would I Lie To You? (EMI -Medley)

4 Ace Of Base - Happy Nation (Mega)

5 Snap - Exterminate (BMG)

6 Boyz II Men - End Of The Road (PolyGram)

7 Guns N' Roses - Yesterdays (BMG)

8 Billy Ray Cyrus - Achy Breaky Heart (PolyGram)9 Felix - It Will Make Me Crazy (BMG)

10 Felix - Don't You Want Me (BMG)

Albums1 Ace Of Base - Happy Nation (Mega)

2 Hanne Boel - Kinda Soul (EMI -Medley)

3 Various - Absolute Music 1 (EMI M.FL)

4 Soundtrack - The Bodyguard )BMG)

5 Abba - Gold - Greatest Hits (PolyGram)

6 Sko/Torp - Familiar Roads (EMI -Medley)

7 Eric Clapton - Unplugged (Warner)

8 Lisa Nilsson - Himlen Runt Hornet (BMG)

9 Ulla Henningsen - Kald Mig Liva (Pladecom)

10 Monrod/Rislund - Next Stop Pladderballe (EMI -Medley)

SWITZERLANDSingles

1 Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You (BMG)2 Die Fantastischen Vier- Die Dal?! (Sony)

3 Charles & Eddie - Would I Lie To You? (EMI)


5 Felix - It Will Make Me Crazy (BMG)

6 Captain Hollywood Project - More And More (Phonag)7 Bon Jovi - Keep The Faith (PolyGram)

8 Stereo MC's - Connected (BMG)

9 Jon Secada -Just Another Day (EMI)


Albums1 Soundtrack - The Bodyguard (BMG)


3 Die Fantastischen 4 - 4 Gewinnt (Sony)

4 Vaya Con Dios - Time Flies (BMG)


6 R.E.M. - Automatic For The People (Warner)

7 Bon Jovi - Keep The Faith (PolyGram)

8 Peach Weber - Nix Wie Gox (PolyGram)



GERMANYSingles

1 Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You (BMG)


3 Captain Hollywood Project - More And More (Blow Up)

4 Michael Jackson - Heal The World (Sony)

5 Die Fantastischen Vier - Die Da!?I (Sony)

6 East 17 - House Of Love (Metronome)7 Felix - It Will Make Me Crazy (BMG)


9 Bon Jovi - Keep The Faith (Phonogram)

10 Die Toten Hosen - Sascha (Virgin)




4 Abba - Gold - Greatest Hits (Polydor)


6 Bon Jovi - Keep The Faith (Phonogram)



9 Soundtrack - Sister Act - Sister Act (Warner)

10 Michael Jackson - Dangerous (Sony)

HOLLANDSingles

1 Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You (BMG)2 Charles & Eddie - Would I Lie To You? (EMI)

3 Bizarre Inc./A.Brown - I'm Gonna Get You (Boudisque)

4 Rod Stewart -Tom Traubert's Blues (Warner)5 Inner Circle - Rock With You (Warner)

6 Jordy - Dur Dur D'Etre Bebe (Sony)

7 Melissa Etheridge - Like The Way I Do (BMG)


9 B.F.I. - Why Not Jazz? (lndisc)

10 Shai - If I Ever Fall In Love (BMG)


2 Paul De Leeuw - Van U Wil lk Zingen (Sony)

3 Lionel Richie - Back To Front (PolyGram)

4 Rene Froger Sweet Hello's & Sod Goodbyes (Dino)

5 Eric Clapton - Unplugged (Warner)6 Abba - Gold - Greatest Hits (PolyGram)7 Vaya Con Dios - Time Flies (BMG)

8 Golden Earring - The Naked Truth (Sony)


10 Joe Cocker - The BAt Of Joe Cocker (EMI)

NORWAYSingles

1 Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You (BMG)2 Ace Of Base - All That She Wants (Mega)

3 Ace Of Base - Wheel Of Fortune (Mega)


5 Dum Dum Boys - Transit Sigmata Exit (Sony)

6 Paul McCartney - Hope Of Deliverance (EMI)

7 The The - Dogs Of Lust (Sony)



10 East 17 - House Of Love (PolyGram)

Albums1 Soundtrack - The Bodyguard2 Various - Absolute Music 63 Ace Of Base - Happy Nation4 Hanne Boel - Kinda Soul5 Abba - Gold - Greatest Hits

(BMG)(Eva)

(Mega)(EMI)

(PolyGram)

6 Joe Cocker - The Best Of Joe Cocker (EMI)

7 R.E.M. - Automatic For The People (Warner)8 Dronning Mauds Land - Noe Som Har Hendt (K.K.)

9 Billy Ray Cyrus - Some Gave All (PolyGram)

10 Arve Tellefsen - Intermezzo (Grappo)

AUSTRIASingles


2 Hubert Von Goisern - Koa Hiatamadl (BMG)

3 Die Fantastischen Vier - Die Da!?! (Sony)

4 Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You (BMG)5 Papermoon - Tell Me A Poem (BMG)

6 Michael Jackson - Heal The World (Sony)7 Captain Hollywood Project - More And More (Echo)



10 Inner Circle - Rock With You (Warner)

Albums1 H.Von Goisern/Alpinkatzen - Aufgeign... (BMG)




5 Leonard Cohen - The Future6 Erasure - Pop! The First 20 Hits7 Eric Clapton - Unplugged8 Freddie Mercury - The Album9 Vaya Con Dios - Time Flies10 Nirvana - Incesticide

(Sony)

(Echo)

(Warner)(EMI)

(BMG)

(BMG)

FRANCESingles

1 Jordy - Dur Dur D'Etre Bebe (Columbia)2 Michael Jackson - Heal The World (Epic)

3 Ands/D.Barbelivien - Les Manes De Vendee (POM)

4 Helene - Pour L'Amour D'Un Garcon (BMG)


6 Bob Marley & The Wailers - Iron Lion Zion (PolyGram)

7 Pow Wow - Le Lion Est Mort Ce Soir (Remark)


9 Co.Ro feat. Taleesa - Because The Night (PolyGram)

10 Metallica - Nothing Else Matters (PolyGram)

Albums1 Fredericks Goldman Jones - Sur Scene (Columbia)

2 Michael Jackson - Dangerous (Epic)

3 Jordy - Pochette Surprise (Columbia)


5 Pow Wow - Regagner Les Plaines (Remark)

6 J.P.Audin/D.Modena - Ocarina (Delphine)

7 Genesis - Live - The Way We Walk Vol.] (Virgin)

8 Didier Barbelivien - Vendee 93 (POM)

9 Jean Marc Thibault - Des Chansons Plein... (Lederman)

10 Roch Voisine - Europe Tour (BMG)

BELGIUMSingles1 Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You (BMG)2 Charles & Eddie - Would I Lie To You? (EMI)

3 One More Time - Highland (CNR)



6 Isabelle A - Wondermooi (CNR)

7 Def Dames Doop - It's Ok It's Alright (Dino)

8 Undercover - Never Let Her Slip Away (Warner)9 2 Boys - I Won't Let You Down (ARS)



2 Humperdinck/Jones - Back To Back (PolyGram)

3 Jordy - Pochette Surprise (Sony)



6 Simple Minds - Glittering Prize '81 - '92 (Virgin)7 Genesis - Live - The Way We Walk Vol.1 (Virgin)8 Luis Cobos - Viva Espana )Sony)

9 Fredericks, Goldman & Jones - Sur Scene (Sony)

10 Will Tura - Tura In Symphony (PolyGram)

FINLANDSingles

1 Colours - Help Us Back Home, Sarajevo (Sony)

2 East 17 - House Of Love (PolyGram)


4 Edelweiss - Raumschiff Edelweiss (Warner)

5 Madonna - Deeper And Deeper (Warner)

6 Metallica - Wherever I May Roam (PolyGram)

7 Klamydia - Layja-EP (Krklund)

8 Ne Luupojat Surf - Hauskaa Joulua (Poko)


10 Inner Circle - Rock With You (Warner)

Albums1 J. Karjalainen - Suurimmat Hitit2 Neon 2 - Polku3 Joel Hallikainen - Kuurankukka4 Eric Clapton - Unplugged5 Abba - Gold - Greatest Hits6 AC/DC - Live At Donington - Double7 Various - Techno & Dance 28 Various - Missing You9 Freddie Mercury - The Album

(Poko)

(Sony)

(Finn levy)

(Warner)(PolyGram)

(Warner)(K -Tel)

(EMI)

(EMI)

10 Laura Branigan - The Very Best Of... (Warner)

GREECESingles

1 Tasmin Archer - Sleeping Satellite (EMI)

2 Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You (BMG)3 Madonna - Erotica (Warner)

4 Sarah Jane Morris - Never Gonna Give You Up (NA)5 Felix - Don't You Want Me (BMG)

6 The Prodigy - Out Of Space/Ruff In The Jungle... (XL)

7 Sade - No Ordinary Love (Sony)

8 Co.Ro feat. Taleesa - Because The Night (Ginger)

9 Erasure - Who Needs Love (Like That) (Remix) (Virgin)

10 Inner Circle - Sweat (Warner)

Albums1 Various - The Best Of The Best2 R.E.M. - Automatic For The People3 Tasmin Archer - Great Expectations4 Sade - Love Deluxe5 Maggie Reilly - Echoes6 Various - Ciao Italia7 Michael Jackson - Dangerous8 Various - Now Trax9 Erasure - Pop! The First 20 Hits10 Luciano Pavarotti - Tutto Pavarotti

(Various)

(Warner)(EMI)

(Sony)

(EMI)

(Various)

(Sony)

(Various)

(Virgin)(PolyGram)

MUSIC"MEDIA

ITALYSingles

1 Vasco Rossi - Gli Spari Sopra (Celebrate) (EMI)


3 Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You (BMG)4 Pinocchio - Pinocchio (Dig It)


6 Paul McCartney - Hope Of Deliverance (EMI)


8 Madonna - Deeper And Deeper (WEA)

9 Co. Ro feat. Taleesa - Because The Night (Disco Magic)

10 Sade - No Ordinary Love (Sony)


2 Litfiba - Terremoto (CGD)

3 Renzo Arbore - Napoli Punto E A Capo (Ricordi)4 Freddie Mercury - The Album (EMI)

5 Zucchero Fornaciari - Miserere (PolyGram)

6 Lucio Battisti - Le Origini (Ricordi)

7 A.Venditti - Da San Siro A Somarcanda (Ricordi)8 Sade - Love Deluxe (Sony)

9 Claudio Baglioni - Ancorassieme (Sony)


SWEDENSingles1 Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You (BMG)2 East 17 - Gold (PolyGram)

3 East 17 - House Of Love (PolyGram)4 Charles & Eddie - Would I Lie To You? (EMI)

5 Atomic Swing - Stone Me Into The Groove (Sonet)

6 Boyz II Men - End Of The Road (PolyGram)


8 One More Time - Highland (CNR)




2 Various - Absolute Music 14 (Warner)

3 Abba - Gold - Greatest Hits (Polar)

4 Various - Radio City Love Songs (Sony)

5 Peter Lemarc - Det Finns Inget Battre (MNW)6 Cher - Cher's Greatest Hits: 1965 - 1992 (BMG)7 Leonard Cohen - The Future (Sony)

8 Bon Jovi - Keep The Faith (PolyGram)

9 Marie Frederiksson - Den Steandiga Resan (EMI)


IRELANDSingles1 Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You (BMG)2 Snap - Exterminate (BMG)


4 Sultans Of Ping F.C. - You Talk Too Much (Sony)5 Frank And Walters - After All (GolDiscs)

6 Take That - Could It Be Magic (BMG)

7 Faith No More - I'm Easy/Be Aggressive (Phonogram)

8 Boney M - Boney M MegaMix (BMG)

9 Arrested Development - Mr.Wendal/Revolution (EMI)


Albums1 Various - A Woman's Heart2 Soundtrack - The Bodyguard3 R.E.M. - Automatic For The People4 Abba - Gold - Greatest Hits5 Mary Black - The Collection6 Lionel Richie - Back To Front

(Dana)

(BMG)(Warner)

(PolyGram)(Data)

(PolyGram)

7 Various - The Ultimate Country Collection (Sony)


9 Michael Bolton - Timeless - The Classics (Sony)

10 Sharon Shannon - Sharon Shannon (Solid)

PORTUGALSingles

1 Joker - Easy Come And Go2 U2 - One3 Elton John - The One4 Xutos E Pontapes - Chuva Dissolvente5 U2 - Even Better Than The Real Thing6 Was (Not Was) - Shake Your Head7 Inner Circle - Rock With You8 Guns N' Roses - Yesterdays9 Undercover - Never Let Her Slip Away (Warner)10 Felix - Don't You Want Me (BMG)

Albums1 Abba - Gold - Greatest Hits (PolyGram)

2 Various - NLimero Um (EMI)

3 AC/DC - Live At Donington - Double (Warner)

4 Resistencia - Mano A Mano (EMI)

5 Onda Choc - Cabecinha No Ombro (Sony)

6 Michael Bolton - Timeless - The Classics (Sony)



9 Various - Italia Romontica (BMG)

10 Various - Hit Parade (PolyGram)

(PolyGram)(BMG)

(PolyGram)(PolyGram)

(BMG)(PolyGram)

(Warner)(BMG)

Based on the national sales charts from 16 European markets. Information supplied by MRIB (UK); Bundesverband Der Phonographischen Wirtschaft/Media Control/Musikmarkt (West Germany); Europe 1/Canal Plus/Tele7Jours (France); Musica E Dischi/

Mario De Luigi (Italy); Stichting Nederlandse Top 40 (Holland); SABAM/IFPI (Belgium); GLF/IFPI (Sweden); IFPI/Johan Schlueter (Denmark); VG (Norway); ALEF MB/TVE (Spain); Seura/IFPI (Finland); IFPI (Ireland); AFP (Portugal); Austria Top 30 (Austria); Media

Control/Musikmarkt (Switzerland); Pop r Rock (Greece). Labels Idled are the national marketing companies.



OFF THE RECORDVIVA OR NOT VIVA?: The proposed German music cable TV chan-nel Viva is having a lot of trouble getting off the ground. Off TheRecord hears rumoured investors Bertelsmann and Time Warnerboth have cold feet about the project because of the initial financingneeded to get the channel up and running.

KINNEVH( BUYS INTO THE VOICE?: Swedish media giant Kin-nevik is currently negotiating to buy 49% of Danish private EHR TheVoice. The Voice MD Otto Reedtz-Thott, who is rumoured to want tokeep at least 51% of the station, declines to comment, but MD of Kin-nevik's media arm Medvik, Jorgen Widsell, confirms a deal is beingdiscussed.

THE FRENCH RUMOUR MILL HEATS UP: RTL is believed tobe interested in buying Fun Radio, which reportedly is being shoppedaround by owner, French publisher Hersant. Also, the word on thestreet is Sony Music France is thinking about buying Trema, thecountry's leading indie label.

CHRYSALIS FRANCE BACK IN ACTION: Jean -Michel Cani-trot, former radio promotion exec at Island, has been picked by EMIFrance president Gilbert Ohayon to rejuvenate the Chrysalis label in

el France. EMI folded the label into its existing operations when it boughtChrysalis two years ago.

ARCADE FIRES CNR BELGIUM EXECS: Arcade Entertain-ment Holdings (AEH) president Herman Heinsbroek has fired CNR

.af., Belgium's MD Rick Blomme and financial manager Lieven de Kon-

.i.'ki rock after the two tried failed to sell the company to a group of private1...1 investors. AEH recently acquired the audio operations of CNR Records

(M&M January 16). Says Heinsbroek, "The action taken was illegal as.`: the company cannot be sold without the prior consent of the sharehold-

ers." Blomme declined to comment and is believed to be bringing thecase to court.

VIRGIN RADIO CHART SHOW: Expect some type of album rockchart show on Virgin Radio. Details of the programme are being final-ized between joint PDs Richard Skinner and John Revell and CEDavid Campbell. Announcement on the chart show expected shortly.

BMG(continued from page 1)

and financial fields. BMG workswith many independently func-tioning A&R/production unitsand SweMix now joins the ranksof Red Rooster, Chlodwig, K&PMusic, Gun, Sing Sing andLogic.

Talks about an acquisitionbegan last August when BMGapproached SweMix. Whenrumours began circulating lastNovember about an imminentpurchase, sources at SweMixwould only confirm that negotia-tions were in progress, saying thatthey did not want to reveal any-thing until the deal was finalized.Negotiations were held betweenBMG head of acquisitions/ jointventures Rolf Gilbert andSweMix MD Tom Talomaa.

As part of the deal, SweMixRecords/Publishing will changeits name and will now be calledCheiron Records and Publish-ing, with Tom Talomaa as MD

reporting to Gilbert and ThomasStein. president of BMG Ariolafor the GSA territories. DagVoile -producer of Dr. Alban,and lately Leila K and Ace ofBase. under the name DennizPop -will serve as Cheiron'sA&R/dance manager and produc-er. While he is signed to producematerial for BMG over a three-year period, that does not excludehim from producing for other

artists.SweMix Productions, which is

a separate company, will presentmaterial of unsigned artists toBMG, with BMG having a three-year option on such artists. Onthe rock side, A&R will be han-dled by Claes Noting.

One clear advantage of BMG'stakeover of SweMix is that the la-bel's artists are exposed to a larg-er market. Says Talomaa, "Itmade sense for us to make Ger-many our home market. We nowhave guaranteed release for ourartists in the G/S/A and Sweden.With BMG, internationalexploitation becomes easier."

Operations of the companywill be run from new offices inStockholm. Talomaa, however,confirms that a new office will beopened in Munich on March 1.

In the official statement, Steinsays of the new deal, "Werepleased to gain with SweMix anadditional important creative unitwhich is internationallyrenowned. In this case, as withother similar previous ventures,we shall try to establish a co-operation specially designed tomeet the label's requirements."

The first scheduled release onthe SweMix label under BMGwill be an album with artistKayo. The music, described byTalomaa as pop, is written bypopular Swedish artist and hit -maker Orup and produced byDan Sundquist. The singlerelease date is February 11, with

KlassikKomm(continued from page 1)

ning to launch a similar event forthe classical music industry in1994, tentatively named Klas-sikKomm.

The classical fair aims to bringtogether professionals within theclassical music industry, to raisethe profile of classical music inGermany. It will be a smallerevent than POPKOMM and willfocus on attracting professionalsfrom all sides of the classicalindustry. POPKOMM founderDieter Gorny will oversee theevent.

Comments BPW MD PeterZombik, "The classical music

industry has needed a platformfor some time. The idea of a clas-sical trade fair in the same vein asPOPKOMM came from theindustry. When we looked for aperson to run the event, DieterGorny was the obvious choice."

Zombik says Gorny has a clas-sical music background himself,having studied the double bass.

Although Zombik says thefirst KlassikKomm won't be until1994, with the venue and locationyet to be decided, a small-scale"appetizer" event may take placethis autumn.

Gorny comments, "While I

was preparing POPKOMM '92 itbecame obvious that there was agreat movement in the classicalmusic market. Although classical

music only accounts for 11% ofthe market, it is the leader andopinion maker in everything inEurope concerning music culture.We decided that we couldn't justmake classical music anappendage of POPKOMM, butthat it needed its own specialevent."

On the name KlassikKomm,Gorny says the "Komm" showsthat the same organisation isbehind both events, and that itwill enable KlassikKomm to rideon the reputation of POPKOMM.Gorny says the location of theevent, either Cologne or Ham-burg, will be decided at the end ofthe month. KlassikKomm is to beheld every March.

Retail Holiday Sales(continued from page I )

Orthmayr says he sees no rea-son for euphoria about the Ger-man economy in the coming yearand will be satisfied if WOM canmatch the '92 sales figures. WOMhas opened two new stores in1992 which will be included innext year's sales figures, one ofwhich is in Magdeburg in easternGermany.

MD of the Italian Ricordiretail chain, Matteo Rignano,says the holiday period was bet-ter than originally feared. Sound -carrier sales rose generally by 4%in December. This figure rose to15% when taking re -furbishedand new stores into account. "Weregistered a 5% increase with thecassette configuration," says Rig -nano, "but CD sales, which roseby 15%, are not rising to theextent that they were in the past.December sales were below ourbudget made at the start of '92,but better than later estimates. Ithink this is because consumersturned their attention to inexpen-sive goods at Christmas."

Virgin(continued from page 1)

He sent out positive signals torecord companies, saying, "Popu-lar music is a constantly develop-ing form, and artists like U2, Sim-ply Red, R.E.M. and Nirvana areadding to the body of classic rockmusic everyday. You will hearthem too, and anyone else whosematerial appeals to intelligent anddiscerning rock lovers." MMc

the album due to come out March15. Also scheduled for releaselater this year is material from anew rock group (the name as yetundetermined), with vocalistEurope, lead guitarist Kee Mar -cello and former Alien vocalistThomas Persson in the line-up.The other members of the groupare Freddie von Gerber, drums,and Tobbe Moen on bass.

Additional reporting byMiranda Watson and MachgielBakker

Virgin Retail UK productand marketing director JohnTaylor, however, says thatalthough Christmas for Virginappeared at first to be less suc-cessful than the year before,sales soon caught up to lastyear's figures. "The sales werecrammed into the last few daysbefore Christmas. Up untilChristmas day, same store saleswere up 2-3% compared to lastyear. However, during the firstweek of January, sales were up20% compared to last year. CDswere the biggest movers, includ-ing big releases by SimpleMinds, Michael Bolten andGloria Estefan."

On the radio side, FriederikeBahlinger, marketing managerat German private AC net RadioNRW/Oberhausen, says adbookings were substantially upover Christmas '92 compared tothe previous year (NRW has nofigures available for Christmas).Bahlinger says the reason for theincrease is that NRW is still arelatively new player on the Ger-man radio scene and it has takenthe station time to position itselfon the marketplace. "In 1992 Ithink that NRW found full mar-ket acceptance. We raised ourrates in 1992, but even if we did-n't take this into account, we stillwould have had a biggerturnover than in 1991."Bahlinger doesn't think that anygeneral conclusions can be

drawn from NRW's performanceto the general economic situationin Germany.

Claudio Trapassi, commer-cial director of Nove Nove Pub-blicita sales house for Italian pri-vates Rete 105 (EHR), RadioMontecarlo (ACE) and 105Classic (Gold), reports a Christ-mas increase of around 20-25%in local adverts, but no increasein national advertising clients."Firms which sell product withgreat consumer appeal usuallyadvertise on TV at Christmas," hesays. "That's not to say weweren't busy in December withnational advertising clients justlike the rest of the year. We'llhave registered a 1992 increase innational advertising sales despitethe economic crisis and the cau-tion expresses by major compa-nies."

Dave Lincoln, MD of UKEHR private City FM/Mersey-side, says November was a bettermonth than December in '92 asfar as ad bookings were con-cerned. However, locally the sta-tion was up 30% on the previousyear and 15% up on budget. Hecomments, "Nationally, we sawno growth, it was about the sameas the previous year, leaving usshort on budget. However, theincrease in local advertising madeup for that shortfall."

by Miranda Watson, DavidStansfield and Mike McGeever

French Ratings(continued from page 1)

ratings, and show that "strategicchanges [implemented in Septem-ber] in programming are work-ing."

Blanc-Francard says thearrival in the morning of Jean -Luc Delarue to anchor the newssession and the afternoon showby Arthur have been followed bya real gain in audience; and mostof all, have contributed to attracta younger demo. He says hebelieves the station will also ben-efit from changes in the 22.00 -24.00 slot which has become anall -news session since early Jan-uary.

French Radio Ratings(1992 Audience Cume)

Station (Format)

'91 '92 '92

Nov/ Sep/ Nov/Dec Oct Dec

RTL (FS) 18.7 18.7 17.6

Europe 1 (FS) 11.0 11.6 11.5

Fr. Inter (N/T) 10.8 11.0 10.7

NRJ (EHR) 9.5 9.3 9.4

Fr. Info (N/T) 6.9 8.1 7.7

Fun Radio (EHR) 5.0 5.8 5.0

Skyrock (EHR) 4.8 5.5 4.8

Europe 2 (ACE) 4.2 4.5 3.9

Nostalgie (Gold) 4.7 4.5 3.9

RMC (FS) 4.7 4.5 3.8

Cherie FM (Gold) 2.7 2.3 2.3

RFM (ACE) 2.0 n/a n/a

Source: Mediametrie



EHR Newcomers EverywhereThe fact that Whitney Houston continues to break record after recorddoesn't even come as a surprise nowadays. This week, she takes the twoM&M records achieved by herself last week even further. The total numberof stations reporting I Will Always Love You (128, last week 118), as well asthe number of A lists that it is part of (107, last week 100) are the highestever scored.

Apart from the entrance at number 40 by Go West's What You Won'tDo For Love, anticipated last week, all new entries in the EHR Top 40 arefrom acts who have not enjoyed an EHR hit before. It is also striking to seethat all new entries in the Chartbound section, apart from SundayMondays by Vanessa Paradis, are from artists who have never had anEHR top 20 hit to this date, and therefore qualify as New Top 20Contenders. It is a week ruled by EHR debuts!

This does not mean, however, that all these acts are totally newthemselves. The two highest entries in the chart, for example, come fromacts that have been around for years, although never making it in the EHRchart. (In this respect, it should be noted that this chart wasn't launcheduntil December 1990.) Faith No More grabs the highest, entering straightat number 22, with their cover version of the Commodores' I'm Easy. Bestsupport comes from the UK, Holland and Denmark. On six reports,notably Dutch ones, the single appears as a "powerplay" and its rostercomprises of 69% adds, a really impressive spreading angle: the band'sbreakthrough on EHR has kicked off.

Second highest entry is for Duran Duran, whose Ordinary World, theirfirst single since 1990's Serious, has a 50% spreading angle-also quiteremarkable! Duran Duran enjoy their best penetration in the UK and Italy.

Mick Jagger collects this week's most additions on EHR with SweetThing, the highest entry in Chartbound. No less than 31 stations arereporting it for the first time. His biggest solo hit to date was 1987's Let'sWork. Jagger's new single fares best in Austria, followed by Sweden andDenmark. Holland, Belgium and the UK are also joining in, but on a lesserscale. Pieter Kops

MOST ADDEDMICK JAGGER/Sweet ThingFAITH NO MORE/I'm EasyBELOVED/Sweet HarmonyDURAN DURAN/Ordinary WorldTREY LORENZ/Photograph Of Mary

(Atlantic) 31

(Slash/London) 27(East West) 17

(EMI) 17(Columbia) 17

Most added are those songs which received the highest number of playlist additions during theweek. In the case of a he, songs are listed alphabetically by artist.

"A" ROTATION LEADERSWHITNEY HOUSTON/I Will Always Love You (Arista)CHARLES & EDDIE/Would I Lie To You? (Capitol)MADONNA/Deeper And Deeper (Maverick)MICHAEL JACKSON/Heal The World (Epic)

PAUL MCCARTNEY/Hope Of Deliverance (Parlophone)

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The "A" Rotation Lenders are those songs which have the highest number of stations playing themin "A" or heavy rotation during the week. Rotation definitions are set by the individual stations. Inthe case of a fie, songs are listed alphabetically by artist

"A" ROTATION PERFORMANCE

PREFAB SPROUT/A Life Of SurprisesHANNE BOEL/Don't Know Much About LoveINNER CIRCLE/Sweat (Alalalalalong)INNER CIRCLE/Rock With YouDURAN DURAN/Ordinary WorldR.E.M./Drive

(Kitchenware)(Medley)

(Metronome)(Metronome)

(EMI)

(Warner Brothers)

888580777575

"A" Rotation Performance is a listing of those records that have achieved the best A rotation penetration.Records listed ore those outside the EHR top 20 and with o total number of reporting stations of at least20. Songs tied are listed alphabetically by artist.

TOP RECURRENTSTotal Stations

BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS/Iron Lion Zion (Tuff Gong) 36BOBBY BROWN/Good Enough (MCA) 33PM DAWN/I'd Die Without You (Gee Street/Arista) 31

Top Recurrents are former EHR top 20 records that hove fallen off the chart but are still receivingsignificant airplay. In case ofa tie, records ore listed alphabetically by artist.

NEW TOP 20 CONTENDERSFAITH NO MORE/I'm EasyMICK JAGGER/Sweet ThingBELOVED/Sweet HarmonyCAPT. HOLLYWOOD PROJECT/MoreTREY LORENZ/Photograph Of MaryTOAD THE WET SPROCKET/Walk...SARAH JANE MORRIS/Never GonnaLEMONHEADS/Mrs. RobinsonFRANK & WALTERS/After All

(Slash/London) 39(Atlantic) 33

(East West) 29And More (Intercord) 25

(Columbia) 24(Columbia) 22

Give You Up (Virgin) 21

(Atlantic) 20(Setanta/GolDiscs) 19

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(-1() 1

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19 6

map.25 10

17 9

29 3

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32 24 5

33 26 12

34 33 3

35 35 5

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37 34 9

38 30 6

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Artist/Title OriginalLabel

TotalStations

RotationA B

NewAdds

WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Will Always Love You (Arista) 128 107 21 4

CHARLES & EDDIE/Would I Lie To You? (Capitol) 110 90 20 4

PAUL MCCARTNEY/Hope Of Deliverance (Parlophone) 92 71 21 13

MADONNA/Deeper And Deeper (Maverick) 98 74 24 5

MICHAEL JACKSON/Heal The World (Epic) 97 73 24 2

PETER GABRIEL/Steam (Virgin) 79 54 25 9

LISA STANSFIELD/Someday I'm Coming Back (Arista) 70 53 17 9

U2/Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses (Island) 67 38 29 4

PRINCE/7 (Paisley Park) 66 47 19 2

R.E.M./Man On The Moon (Warner Brothers) 61 36 25 3

TASMIN ARCHER/Sleeping Satellite (EMI) 63 51 12 2

SNAP/Exterminate (Logic) 53 38 15 6

TAKE THAT/Could It Be Magic (RCA) 45 31 14 12

BOYZ II MEN/End Of The Road (Motown) 61 35 26 1

BON JOVI/Keep The Faith (Jambco/Mercury) 48 34 14 0

UNDERCOVER/Never Let Her Slip Away (PWL International) 59 39 20 2

VANESSA PARADIS/Be My Baby (Remark/Polydor) 60 38 22 0

ROD STEWART/Tom Traubert's Blues (Warner Brothers) 56 37 19 3

FLEETWOOD MAC/Love Shines (Warner Brothers) 48 32 16 5

STEREO MC'S/Step It Up (4th & Biway) 43 28 15 4

SHAMEN/Phorever People (One Little Indian) 45 23 22 9

FAITH NO MORE/I'm Easy (Slash/London) 39 27 12 27

LIONEL RICHIE/Love, Oh Love (Motown) 51 29 22 2

HEIGHTS/How Do You Talk To An Angel (Capitol) 49 25 24 0

DURAN DURAN/Ordinary World (EMI) 33 25 8 17

JON SECADA/Do You Believe In Us (SBK) 45 24 21 1

CHER/Oh No Not My Baby (Geffen) 39 24 15 0

SHAI/If I Ever Fall In Love (Gasoline Alley/MCA) 40 27 13 9

S.O.U.L. S.Y.S.T.E.M./It's Gonna Be A Lovely Day (Arista) 35 19 16 7

ROXETTE/Queen Of Rain (EMI) 42 24 18 0

INNER CIRCLE/Rock With You (Metronome) 48 37 11 1

DEACON BLUE/Your Town (Columbia) 31 15 16 0

GO WEST/Faithful (Chrysalis) 37 22 15 2

CHRIS REA/God's Great Banana Skin (Magnet/East West) 31 19 12 0

JORDY/Dur, Dur D'etre Bebe (Columbia) 43 31 12 2

HEAVEN 17/Temptation (Virgin) 38 24 14 4

ELTON JOHN/The Last Song (Rocket) 38 17 21 0

GENESIS/Tell Me Why (Virgin) 35 19 16 1

MICHAEL BOLTON/Drift Away (Columbia) 34 22 12 3

GO WEST/What You Won't Do For Love (Chrysalis) 37 26 11 4

The EHR Top 40 chart is based on a weighted -scoring system. Songs score points by achieving airplay at M&M's EHR reporting stations, that forget 12-34 year -old listeners with contemporary musicfulltime or during specific dayparts. Songs in 'A" rotation airplay receive more points than those in 't' rotation or more limited airplay exposure. Stations are weighted by market size and by the number of hours per

week committed to the format.

CHARTBOUNDSADE/Feel No Pain (Epic) 36/10 LEONARD COHEN/Closing Time (Columbia) 25/2

FREDDIE MERCURY/The Great Pretender (Parlophone) 36/4 TREY LORENZ/Photograph Of Mary* (Columbia) 24/17

MICK JAGGER/Sweet Thing* (Atlantic) 33/31 MAGGIE REILLY/Tears In The Rain (EMI) 24/1

RAGE/Run To You (Pulse 8) 33/3 TOAD THE WET SPROCKET/Walk On The Ocean* (Columbia) 22/15

EN VOGUE/Give It Up, Turn It Loose (East West) 30/12 SARAH JANE MORRIS/Never Gonna Give You Up*(Virgin) 21/4

BELOVED/Sweet Harmony* (East West) 29/17 SHANICE/Saving Forever For You (Motown) 21/3

JESUS JONES/The Devil You Know (Food) 29/6 GLORIA ESTEFAN/The Miami Hit Mix (Epic) 21/2

VAYA CON DIOS/Time Flies (Ariola) 29/2 HANNE BOEL/Don't Know Much About Love (Medley) 21/1

BON JOVI/Bed Of Roses (Jambco/Mercury) 28/1 LEMONHEADS/Mrs. Robinson* (Atlantic) 20/9

FANTASTISCHEN VIER/Die Da!?! (Columbia) 28/1 BILLY RAY CYRUS/Could've Been Me (Mercury) 20/8

VANESSA PARADIS/Sunday Mondays* (Remark) 26/13 ONE MORE TIME/Highland (CNR) 20/3

THE THE/Dogs Of Lust (Epic) 26/6 DINA CARROLL/So Close (A&M) 19/4

ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT/Mr. Wendal (Chrysalis) 26/5 FRANK & WALTERS/After All* (Setanta/Go!Discs) 19/4

CAPT. HOLLYWOOD PROJECT/More And More* (Intercord) 25/7 BRIAN MAY/Back To The Light (Parlophone) 19/1

PREFAB SPROUT/A Life Of Surprises (Kitchenware) 25/5 BIZARRE INC./I'm Gonna Get You (Vinyl Solution) 18/2

New Top 20 Contenders ore those artists that have not yet had an EHR top 20 hit and appear onthis page for the first time with this single. Artists ore listed by total number of stations. In case of atie, records are listed alphabetically by artist.

The EHR "chartbound" chart lists the total number of EHR reporting stations playing newer songs that do not yet have enough airplay points to rankamong the EHR Top40. The second number represents how many stations reported it to M&M for the first time. Songs which hove received no new airplay for two consecutive weeks will be deleted fromthis chart, but may reappear with new airplay In the case ofa tie, songs are listed by new adds. Asterisks indicate new entries in Chartbound.

46 © BPI Communications BV MUSIC & MEDIA JANUARY 30 1993


REGIONAL EHR TOP 20week 5/93 charts based on playlists from radio stations playing EHR material

3. WESTTW LW WOC Artist/Title . Label

ToSkit

Rotation NewA B Adds TW LW WOC

Original Tot

Artist/Title Label Stat

RoNtion NewA e Adds TW LW WOC

OriginalArtist/Tide Label

Tot

StatRotation NewA B Adds

1 2 9 WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Will (Arista) 20 19 1 0 1 2 9 WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Will (Arista) 21 19 2 0 1 7 5 WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Will (Arista) 11 8 3 2

2 7 2 GO WEST/What You (Chrysalis) 20 15 5 1 2 3 8 CHARLES & EDDIE/Would I (Capitol) 19 18 1 0 2 1 3 VANESSA PARADIS/Sunday Mondays (Remark) 10 8 2 1

3 5 6 TAKE THAT/Could It Be Magic (RCA) 19 15 4 0 3 1 8 MICHAEL JACKSON/Heal The World (Epic) 20 19 1 0 3 5 6 GENESIS/Tell Me Why (Virgin) 8 6 2 1

4 6 11 CHARLES & EDDIE/Would I (Capitol) 18 16 2 0 4 4 9 JON SECADA/Do You Believe In Us (SBK) 16 11 5 14 2 5 ELTON JOHN/The Last Song (Rocket) 10 3 7 0

5 1 7 MICHAEL JACKSON/Heal The World (Epic) 19 17 2 0 5 14 3 R.E.M./Man On The Moon (Warner Brothers) 16 11 5 3 5 8 7 MYLeNE FARMER/Que Mon Coeur (Polydor) 10 9 1 1

6 9 2 PREFAB SPROUT/A Life Of... (Kitchenware) 17 16 1 1 6 7 9 BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS/Iron (Tuff Gong) 16 10 6 0 6 NE CHARLES & EDDIE/Would I (Capitol) 8 6 2 3

7 4 5 LISA STANSFIELD/Someday (Arista) 16 14 2 0 7 6 10 ROXETFE/Queen Of Rain (EMI) 13 9 7 NE PAUL MCCARTNEY/Hope (Parlophone) 8 5 3 4

8 19 2 WEST END/The Love (PWL International) 17 12 5 4 8 10 9 GO WEST/Faithful (Chrysalis) 13 10 3 18 4 8 MICHAEL JACKSON/Heal The World (Epic) 8 7 1 0

9 12 2 FRANK & WALTERS/After (Setanta/GolDiscs) 16 13 3 2 9 12 3 MADONNA/Deeper And Deeper (Maverick) 17 11 6 1 9 9 4 LIONEL RICHIE/Love, Oh Love (Motown) 7 5 2 1

10 10 2 PETER GABRIEL/Steam (Virgin) 16 15 1 1 10 8 10 TASMIN ARCHER/Sleeping Satellite (EMI) 16 13 3 1 10 12 3 TORI AMOS/Crucify (East West) 7 5 2 2

11 NE FAITH NO MORE/I'm Easy (Slash/London) 16 14 2 5 11 11 4 INNER CIRCLE/Rock With You (Metronome) 17 13 4 0 11 6 5 U2/Who's Gonna Ride (Island) 7 2 5 1

12 3 6 MADONNA/Deeper And Deeper (Maverick) 17 13 4 0 12 5 11 BOYZ II MEN/End Of The Road (Motown) 14 10 4 0 12 11 2 JACQUES DUTRONC/L'Opportuniste (Columbia) 6 .1 2 1

13 NE DURAN DURAN/Ordinary World (EMI) 16 13 3 8 13 NE PAUL MCCARTNEY/Hope (Parlophone) 12 11 1 4 13 10 3 PRINCE/7 (Paisley Park) 6 3 3 1

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109 31 00714

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INFIDeLES/Les Larmes Des Maux (Trema)

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16 NE DEL AMITRI/When You Were Young (A&M) 15 12 3 3 16 9 7 GENESIS/Tell Me Why (Virgin) 12 7 5 0 16 15 4 BOYZ II MEN/End Of The Road (Motown) 7 4 3 1

17 15 3 SHAMEN/Phorever People (One Little Indian) 15 7 8 0 17 NE UNDERCOVER/Never Let (PWL International) 11 9 2 1 17 13 7 BON JOVI/Keep The Faith (Jambco/Mercury) 5 3 2 0

18 8 7 HEAVEN 17/Temptation (Virgin) 13 8 5 0 18 RE HEIGHTS/How Do You (Capitol) 12 7 5 0 18 NE J.J. GOLDMAN/II Sufira (Columbia) 5 4 1 2

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SNAP/Exterminate (Logic)

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13

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6

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16RE

19 LIONEL RICHIE/My Destiny (Motown) 9

VANESSA PARADIS/Be My Baby (Remark) 11

7

7

2

400

1920

NE

16 5CO.RO/Because The (Proprio/Disco Magic)FELIX/Don't You Want Me (deConstruction)

6

5

5

4

1 1

1 1

MOST ADDED MOST ADDED MOST ADDED

TREY LORENZ/Photograph Of Mary (Columbia) TAKE THAT/Could It Be Magic (RCA) PAUL MCCARTNEY/Hope Of Deliverance (Parlophone)

SISTER SLEDGE/We Are Family '93 (Atlantic) TOAD THE WET SPROCKET/Walk On The Ocean (Columbia) CHARLES & EDDIE/Would I Lie To You? (Capitol)

DURAN DURAN/Ordinary World (EMI) PAUL MCCARTNEY/Hope Of Deliverance (Parlophone) WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Will Always Love You (Arista)

LULU/Independence (Parlophone) R.E.M./Man On The Moon (Warner Brothers) TORI AMOS/Crucify (East West)

JON SECADA/Angel (SBK) DURAN DURAN/Ordinary World (EMI) FREDERICKS, GOLDMAN & JONES/II Sufira D'Un Signe (Columbia)

4. NORTH 5. WEST CENTRAL 6. SOUTHStet A

1

B AddsTW LW WOCOriginal Tot

Artist/Tole Label SlatRotation NewA B Adds TW LW WOC

Original Tot

Artist/Title Lobel Star

RoNtion NewA B Adds TW LW WOC Ado/Tole Lobel

1 1 7 WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Will (Arista) 34 30 4 1 1 5 5 INNER CIRCLE/Rock With You (Metronome) 16 15 1 01 1 10 WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Will (Arista) 10 8 2 0

2 3 9 CHARLES & EDDIE/Would I (Capitol) 29 23 6 1 2 1 8 CHARLES & EDDIE/Would I (Capitol) 16 13 3 0 2 2 7 CHARLES & EDDIE/Would I (Capitol) 10 9 1 03 4 2 PAUL MCCARTNEY/Hope (Parlophone) 29 22 7 2 3 3 3 ROD STEWART/Tom (Warner Brothers) 14 9 5 1 3 4 4 PAUL MCCARTNEY/Hope (Parlophone) 9 8 1 1

4 2 5 MADONNA/Deeper And Deeper (Maverick) 28 20 8 2 4 6 4 MADONNA/Deeper And Deeper (Maverick) 14 11 3 0 4 6 4 LISA STANSFIELD/Someday (Arista) 9 7 2 1

5 6 2 LISA STANSFIELD/Someday (Arista) 20 18 2 3 5 14 2 SNAP/Exterminate (Logic) 12 10 2 1 5 5 5 PETER GABRIEL/Steam (Virgin) 8 6 2 06 9 2 PETER GABRIEL/Steam (Virgin) 25 16 9 4 6 8 3 PAUL MCCARTNEY/Hope (Parlophone) 12 7 5 1 6 7 2 FLEETWOOD MAC/Love Shines(Warner Brothers) 7 5 2 07 5 3 R.E.M./Man On The Moon (Warner Brothers) 21 11 10 0 7 2 2 DEACON BLUE/Your Town (Columbia) 8 5 3 0 7 3 13 TASMIN ARCHER/Sleeping Satellite (EMI) 8 7 1 08 7 4 U2/Who's Gonna Ride (Island) 22 12 10 2 8 NE GRACE JONES/7 Day Weekend (Arista) 7 4 3 3 8 11 13 MADONNA/Erotica (Maverick) 7 5 2 09 11 6 HANNE BOEL/Don't Know (Medley) 21 18 3 1 9 4 5 SONIC SURFERS/Take Me Up (IMC) 12 5 7 1 9 10 7 R.E.M./Sidewinder (Warner Brothers) 6 4 2 010 8 6 UNDERCOVER/Never Let (PWL International) 21 11 10 0 10 10 6 UNDERCOVER/Never Let (PWL International) 14 11 3 0 10 18 2 DURAN DURAN/Ordinary World (EMI) 6 6 0 1

11 16 3 MICHAEL JACKSON/Heal The World (Epic) 18 11 7 1 11 12 3 SHAI/If I Ever (Gasoline Alley/MCA) 10 5 5 1 11 15 2 SNAP/Exterminate (Logic) 7 5 2 1

12 NE SHAI/If I Ever (Gasoline Alley/MCA) 18 14 4 7 12 13 4 B.F.1./Why Not Jazz (Bounce/Indisc) 10 7 3 0 12 12 4 U2/Who's Gonna Ride (Island) 6 4 2 013 NE MICK JAGGER/Sweet Thing (Atlantic) 17 12 5 17 13 NE S.O.U.L. S.Y.S.T.E.M./Its Gonna (Arista) 8 ,. 5 3 3 13 8 6 JORDY/Dur, Dur D'être Bebe (Columbia) 7 6 1 014 NE FAITH NO MORE/I'm Easy (Slash/London) 14 7 7 13 14 15 2 PETER GABRIEL/Steam (Virgin) 8 5 3 2 14 17 2 S.O.U.L S.Y.S.T.E.M./Its Gonna (Arista) 7 5 2 015 15 7 HEIGHTS/How Do You (Capitol) 18 10 8 0 15 7' 4 WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Will (Arista) 13 11 2 0 15 19 3 SARAH JANE MORRIS/Never Gonna (Virgin) 6 4 2 016 17 5 JON SECADA/Do You Believe In Us (SBK) 18 10 8 0 16 NE SHAMEN/Phorever People (One Little Indian) B 4 4 4 16 13 3 MICHAEL JACKSON/Heal The World (Epic) 6 4 2 017 14 6 BON JOVI/Keep The Faith (Jambco/Mercury) 15 9 6 0 17 16 3 DAN BAIRD/I Love You Period (Del American) 7 5 2 0 17 9 7 CHER/Oh No Not My Baby (Geffen) 7 6 1 018 12 2 ACE OF BASE/Happy Nation (Mega) 17 10 7 0 18 NE FAITH NO MORE/I'm Easy (Slash/London) 5 4 1 5 18 RE PM DAWN/I'd Die (Gee Street) 5 3 2 019 10 6 PRINCE/7 (Paisley Park) 18 15 3 0 19 NE VANESSA PARADIS/Sunday Mondays (Remark) 10 6 4 7 19 RE PRINCE/7 (Paisley Park) 7 5 2 020 13 12 TASMIN ARCHER/Sleeping Satellite (EMI) 14 13 1 0 20 NE BILLY RAY CYRUS/These Boots (Mercury) 7 5 2 1 20 NE VASCO ROSSI/Gli Spari Sopra (EMI) 6 5 1 0

MOST ADDED MOST ADDED MOST ADDEDMICK JAGGER/Sweet Thing (Atlantic) VANESSA PARADIS/Sunday Mondays (Remark) RAPINATION/KYM MAZELLE/Love Me The Right Way (Arista)FAITH NO MORE/I'm Easy (Slash/London) FAITH NO MORE/I'm Easy (Slash/London) SNAP/Exterminate (Logic)TOAD THE WET SPROCKET/Walk On The Ocean (Columbia) SHAMEN/Phorever People (One Little Indian) PAUL MCCARTNEY/Hope Of Deliverance (Parlophone)EN VOGUE/Give It Up, Turn It Loose (East West) MICK JAGGER/Sweet Thing (Atlantic) LISA STANSFIELD/Someday)I'm Coming Back) (Arista)BELOVED/Sweet Harmony (East West) S.O.U.L. S.Y.S.T.E.M./It's Gonna Be A Lovely Day (Arista)

SOUTHWESTTW LW WOC

OriginalAdOOlitie Label

Tot

StatRotation NewA B Adds

1 1 9 WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Will (Arista) 8 6 2 1

2 2 6 PRINCE/7 (Paisley Park) 7 4 3 0

3 3 5 MADONNA/Deeper And Deeper (Maverick) 7 6 1 0

4 4 7 PETER GABRIEL/Steam (Virgin) 6 3 3 1

5 NE JESUS JONES/The Devil You Know (Food) 5 4 1 2

6 12 2 THE THE/Dogs Of Lust (Epic) 5 3 2 1

7 19 7 MICHAEL JACKSON/Heal The World (Epic) 5 4 1 1

8 NE CHARLES & EDDIE/Would I (Capitol) 5 3 2 1

9 NE SADE/Feel No Pain (Epic) 4 2 2 3

10 RE BON JOVI/Keep The Faith (Jambco/Mercury) 4 4 0 011 10 6 GENESIS/Invisible Touch (Virgin) 3 3 0 0

12 11 3 CHRIS REA/God's Great (Magnet/East West) 3 2 1 0

13 8 2 SADE/No Ordinary Love (Epic) 5 3 2 0

14 15 5 BOBBY BROWN/Good Enough (MCA) 4 4 0 0

15 NE PAUL MCCARTNEY/Hope (Parlophone) 5 4 1 1

16 18 4 ROXETTE/Queen Of Rain (EMI) 4 3 1 0

17 5 6 PRESUNTOS IMPLICADOS/Barbara (WEN 4 3 1 0

18 20 3 FREDDIE MERCURY/Great (Parlophone) 5 4 1 019 RE JEREMY JORDAN/The Right (Giant/Reprise) 4 4 0 020 NE CABARET POP/Rastros De Ti (G.A.S.A.) 3 3 0 0

MOST ADDEDSADE/Feel No PainGUNS N' ROSES/YesterdaysJESUS JONES/The Devil You Know

(Epic)

(Geffen)

(Food)

8. EAST CENTRAL1W LW WOC

OriginalArtist/Tele Label

Tot

Stet

Rotation NewA B Adds

1 1 7 WHITNEY HOUSTON/I Will (Arista) 7 3 4 0

2 2 9 ROXETTE/Queen Of Rain (EMI) 5 3 2 0

3 6 13 SADE/No Ordinary Love (Epic) 4 4 0 0

4 7 11 CHRIS REA/Nothing To (Magnet/East West) 4 3 1 0

5 8 9 CHARLES & EDDIE/Would I (Capitol) 4 2 2 0

6 9 7 VANESSA PARADIS/Be My Baby (Remark) 4 3 1 0

7 11 6 JIMMY NAIL/Laura (East West) 4 4 0 0

8 12 14 TASMIN ARCHER/Sleeping Satellite (EMI) 3 3 0 0

9 13 5 MICHAEL JACKSON/Heal The World (Epic) 5 1 4 0

10 15 9 BON JOVI/Keep The Faith (Jambco/Mercury) 3 2 1 0

11 14 4 LISA STANSFIELD/Someday (Arista) 4 3 1 0

12 10 4 LIONEL RICHIE/Love, Oh Love (Motown) 4 2 2 0

13 17 4 PRINCE/7 (Paisley Park) 4 4 0 0

14 3 9 SHAKESPEARS SISTER/Hello (London) 3 2 1 0

15 4 8 INXS/Taste It (Mercury) 3 2 1 0

16 18 5 BOYZ II MEN/End Of The Road (Motown) 3 3 0 0

17 5 4 CHER/Oh No Not My Baby (Geffen) 4 2 2 0

18 19 2 MADONNA/Erotica (Maverick) 3 3 0 0

19 NE GENESIS/Tell Me Why (Virgin) 3 1 2 0

20 NE TOTO/Only You (Columbia) 2 2 0 1

MOST ADDEDTOTO/Only YouTHUNDER/Everybody Wants HerSUZANNE VEGA/Blood Makes Noise

(Columbia)(EMI)

(A&M(

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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