From: FUNG  Alexander Yok-Wai <funga@ecf.toronto.edu>
Subject: CHART: U.S. Radio & Records Top 40 - wk ending Oct 10/92
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Organization: Delft University of Technology
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1992 14:04:55 GMT

BACKGROUND: Radio & Records is a publication distributed primarily among
	    radio stations and industry personnel. Its charts are derived from
	    the playlists of radio stations across the United States.

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		RADIO & RECORDS TOP 40: For the week ending Oct 10/92

LW / TW TITLE - Artist
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 3 / 1  SOMETIMES LOVE JUST AIN'T ENOUGH - PATTY SMYTH [1st week]
 1 / 2  END OF THE ROAD - Boyz II Men
 2 / 3  HUMPIN' AROUND - Bobby Brown
 4 / 4  SHE'S PLAYING HARD TO GET - Hi-Five
 7 / 5  WHEN I LOOK INTO YOUR EYES - Firehouse
 6 / 6  FOREVER LOVE - Color Me Badd
 8 / 7  PLEASE DON'T GO - K.W.S.
10 / 8  HAVE YOU EVER NEEDED SOMEONE SO BAD - Def Leppard
 5 / 9  DO I HAVE TO SAY THE WORDS - Bryan Adams
12 / 10 WOULD I LIE TO YOU - Charles & Eddie
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17 / 11 FREE YOUR MIND - En Vogue
13 / 12 NOT ENOUGH TIME - INXS
15 / 13 ALWAYS THE LAST TO KNOW - Del Amitri
20 / 14 I'D DIE WITHOUT YOU - P.M. Dawn
19 / 15 WALKING ON BROKEN GLASS - Annie Lennox
11 / 16 I WANNA LOVE YOU - Jade
18 / 17 CONSTANT CRAVING - k.d. lang
21 / 18 YOU LIED TO ME - Cathy Dennis
14 / 19 DIVINE THING - The Soup Dragons
 9 / 20 NOTHING BROKEN BUT MY HEART - Celine Dion
 6 / 16 THE ONE - Elton John
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24 / 21 BANG BANG - David Sanborn
28 / 22 LOVE IS ON THE WAY - Saigon Kick
26 / 23 HOW ABOUT THAT - Bad Company
30 / 24 AM I THE SAME GIRL - Swing Out Sister
27 / 25 PEOPLE EVERYDAY - Arrested Development
29 / 26 I WILL BE HERE FOR YOU - Michael W. Smith
 * / 27 HOW DO YOU TALK TO AN ANGEL - The Heights
40 / 28 SOMEONE TO HOLD - Trey Lorenz
16 / 29 THE ONE - Elton John
32 / 30 DROWNING IN YOUR EYES - Ephraim Lewis
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38 / 31 DO YOU BELIEVE IN US - Jon Secada
39 / 32 WHAT ABOUT YOUR FRIENDS - TLC
36 / 33 RHYTHM IS A DANCER - Snap
23 / 34 KICKIN' IT - After 7
22 / 35 STAY - Shakespear's Sister
37 / 36 I WANNA MAKE LOVE TO YOU - Rhythm Syndicate
31 / 37 START THE CAR - Jude Cole
25 / 38 JESUS HE KNOWS ME - Genesis
 * / 39 LAYLA - Eric Clapton
 * / 40 REAL LOVE - Mary J. Blige
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Top Mover: "How Do You Talk To An Angel" - The Heights (debut to #27)
Off: "Give It Up" - Wilson Phillips (264), "Baby-Baby-Baby" - TLC (789),
	"November Rain" - Guns N' Roses (681)
Oldie: "The One" - Elton John (15 weeks)

Notes:  * Patty Smyth's single "Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough"
	  registered its first week at #1, dislodging Boyz II Men's
	  "End Of The Road" after six weeks. "End Of The Road" may
	  overtake Mariah Carey's "I'll Be There" for top single of
	  1992 so far. "Humpin' Around", Bobby Brown's 3rd #2 single
	  since 1989 moved down after a month at #2 to #3. Hi-Five
	  has spent three consecutive weeks at #4 with their lead
	  single.
	* In what may be a chart abberation, Firehouse's "When I Look
	  Into Your Eyes" jumped over the idling "Forever Love" into
	  #5. However, it is still likely that Color Me Badd will
	  displace Patty Smyth at the top in the near future, with
	  Firehouse moving into the top 3. Other future contenders
	  appear to be "Free Your Mind" from En Vogue, and "I'd Die
	  Without You" from P.M. Dawn.
	* Debuts this week include R&B star Mary J. Blige's first
	  single on the Radio & Records chart, "Real Love", Eric
	  Clapton's cover of Derek and the Dominoes "Layla", taken
	  from his MTV Unplugged acoustic set, and "How Do You Talk
	  To An Angel", from the Fox TV show _The Heights_.

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