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AS PART of constant efforts to maintain a high standard of service
for Music & Video Week's dealer readers, several refinements arebeing introduced to the new releases listings and chart pages.
o New releases: to help dealers keep ahead of release schedules,
singles and albums will be listed, when possible, in the week
before release date instead of in the week of release as at present.
(Two week's releases are listed in this week's issue in the crossover period between the old and new system.'o Singles chart: where applicable, 12-inch catalogue number
prefixes are being included in the seven inch number.
o 12-inch chart: in response to dealer demand and the extraordinary
growth of the 12-inch market, the 12-inch chart will be increased
to a Top 40 as from next week.
(Note: details of new releases must reach MW's research
department by no later than 11 am on the Wednesday two weeks
prior to release date. Post to: MW Research, 40 Long Acre,
London WC2, or telephone the new releases hotline on 01-379
6527).

lit started as a DJ service - now 90 per cent of the chart is in 12-inchThe
12-inchrevolution
THE TWELVE-inch single has revolutionised the UK record market
An MW survey of record
since its introduction as a purely specialist item for disco DJs and iscompanies last week found opinion
now accounting for one-third of all single sales, according to Gallup's
divided on the relative merits of the
12-inch. Naturally, those who had
panel returns.
seen 7-inch only records suffer were
Last week, 90 per cent of all titles in the top 100 were available in both 7-inch
more outspoken, like Polydor's A J
and 12-inch formats compared with 56 per cent a year ago. But as the trend
Morris, former chairman of the
towards diminishing 7-inch only releases continues, the 12-inch revolution ischarts committee, whose Sarahby no means welcomed by all sections of the industry.
Brightman single achieved 55 in the"The chart is no longer an indication of what is a hit single," claims DJM's
combined chart but climbed to 38 in
Stephen James. "The 12-inch records are distorting it,"the7-inch only chart.
Gallup statistics show that some 7-inch only records, mainly MOR or pop,
"You do find that you are at aachieve lower positions in the combined chart than in the 7-inch only chart
disadvantage in the combined chart(which is not published). It is argued that some fans are buying the same
if you don't have a 12-inchrecord twice when the 12-inch version has longer or extra tracks so that theequivalent," said Morris. "But 12chart is reflecting sales of plastic rather than popularity of a particular song.
inch records are a reality and they
It is widely known that the 12-inch is used as a marketing tool by someare something the public require andcompanies which offer them either free or at 7-inch price to chart dealers. SHE/LA WALSH: 7-inch suffered in
we are right to count them in to the
Independent dealers are constantly complaining about the difficulty of the combined chart.
main chart. But there is a case forobtaining supplies of 12-inch versions.
publishinga
7-inchonly
chart.
And
itis
up to companies to price 12-inch
The 12-inch was bom from a demand by disco DJs because its extra grooves
releases
in
a
way
that
is
profitable
andnot
use them as marketing tools."
give added bass response. Then record buyers started asking for them in shops
DJM's Sheila Walsh/Cliff Richard single suffered a similar fate to Sarah
and as demand grew record companies realised the benefits of the 12-inch in
Brightman, and Stephen James argued that 7-inch and 12-inch sales shouldmarketing.
But they are not always cost effective. A 7-inch record in a picture bag costs not be combined unless the 12-inch is identical.
"Smaller labels are suffering because there is no money in 12-inch records,"
a company about 20p, whereas a 12-inch costs around 30p to press and asleeve adds about 10p-15p. Sold at full price they are worthwhile, but marked he said. "Only the larger companies can compete and the chart is being biased
down for marketing purposes they are loss leaders.
TO PAGE FOUR
Caroline 'ready' withLP track programming
PIRATE RADIO ship Radio Caroline, which helped to
revolutionise pop broadcasting in the Sixties, is expected tobe re-launched this week via a new ship moored off the south
coast.
DJs have been hired and Caroline's new programming policy isreported to be "album tracks from the latest rock bands inlong, uninterrupted doses". Founder Ronan O'Rahilly claims
the station will cover the UK reaching 8.5m listeners here andon the Continent.
Island and Virgin part
ISLAND RECORDS and Virgin are about to announce the ending of theirjoint/shared sales force arrangement, with Island setting up its own
sales/strike force. Full details are expected next week.
HEAVY METAL— See Centre pages

Would-be 'hypers' aresuckers, says Gallup
SMALL LABELS and artist managers who are paying between £1,000 and£2,000 a week to have records "bought in" to the chart are being taken as
suckers, says Gallup.
"We are regularly removing records from the lower end of the top 100 and
up to 200 because their panel sales are unrepresentative and it is quite obviousthat they are being 'bought in'," said Gallup chart manager Godfrey Rust.
"We have descriptions of the people involved and these are passed on fromchart shop to chart shop and through Gallup's head office. These areparticularly unscrupulous people because they are charging a lot of money fora service that simply doesn't work and they are causing records to be penalisedby being removed completely from the chart.
"For us it is simply a tiresome aggravation, but anybody using them ought tobe warned that they are being taken for a ride." Earlier this year Gallup was
successful in tracking down the people behind an organised team "buying in"records and that team has now ceased its activities.
• The new chart partners committee met with Gallup this week and had wideranging discussions on current marketing activities affecting the validity of thechart. No statement was issued after the meeting, but the committee is due tomeet again early next month.

breaking
rockathonon BiC-2
FIFTEEN HOURS of musicprogramming takes over theBBC2 network on August 27/28 —claimed to be the longest
continuous rock broadcast in thehistory of UK television.
Starting at 3.15 on Saturday
afternoon, the network willcontinue broadcasting throughuntil approximately 6.15 on
Sunday morning and has dubbed
the event, Rock Around The
Clock.
"The programming will all havea strong rock influence running
through it and will be made up oflive and recorded concerts,
documentaries and featurefilms," says executive producer
Michael Appleton.
Rock Around The Clock is said
to be an integral part of BBC
Television's
increased
commitment to pop/rock music.
The upcoming BBC schedules
include two new music-basedseries — Pop Carnival and EightDays A Week, plus the return Of
Riverside.
The marathon Rock Around
The Clock was. says Appleton.
"conceived last Octoberfollowing the success of BBC's
second Rock Week, andcontinues the tradition of RockSpecials the channel puts out at
this time of year".
But the BBC's increased
coverage of this field has no
doubt been spurred on by
Channel Four' successes (notably
with The Tube), plus theupcoming advent of musicprogrammes promised by various
cable companies.
Presenters for Rock Around
The Clock will include David
Hepworth, Mark Ellen. Anne
Nightingale and Sleve-Blacknell.
Featured items include live
concerts from Roman Holliday
and lOcc, documentaries on Bob
Msrley am the Australian rocksee;- film of Duran Duran,Ultravox, The Police, Spandau
Ballet and Ultravox/Robert
Palmer, Guitar Heroes featuring
Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix
plus "much more". Feature films
include All This And World War 11(first showing on UK television)and American Graffiti.
Pop Carnival, introduced by
Steve Biacknell and Janice Long
features a series of open air
concerts screened on BBC2 on
August 23, 24, 25 and 26 andstarring Big Country, Tears For
Fears, Nick Heyward andJoBoxers.
Eight Days A Week, whichstarts on September 14, is a newseries of half-hour programmesthat will "provide a weekly
survey of the popular musicscene" presented by Robin
Denselow, who will be examining
new releases, videos, concerts,
films and industry news.
Riverside returns on September
5 with Paul Weller as special
guest.

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While a double single fromTHE CASTLE DONINGTON
Monsters Of Rock Festival takes Meatloaf is expected in September,(EMI), ZZ Top, Twisted
place this weekend {August 21) Whitesnake(WEA), Diamond Headwith a formidable line-up of Sister
(MCA)
and
Dio (Phonogram) all
Whitesnake, Meatloaf, ZZ Top, have new singles
to co-incide
Twisted Sister, Dio and with their Doningtonoutappearances.
Diamond Head.
Ten Years After, Man and Anvil
A spokesman for the organisers,
the latest additions to the bill for
Wooltare, says: "On stage this year are
ReadingRock '83 at the end of thewe will have something like Clmmonth.
worth of sound and lighting. In fact
Meatloaf, lOcc, Aswad and The
it'll be the biggest sound system Opposition
have been confirmed forever used in this country — 100,000
watts. . , . The idea though is to the first Penwith Festival at St Ives,
allow everyone to hear the groups Cornwall on August 30.
clearly and spread the soundA new rock showcase in the WestCountry, potentially an annual
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10. MARGATELONG COLD WINTER
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WHAM! SOLD out their autumn
show at London's Hammersmith
Odeon on October 27 within a few
hours of the tickets going on sale.
To satisfy demand, promoter Harvey
Goldsmith has slotted in a second
date on October28.
event, is to be held in Plymouth on
September 17, featuring The Boomtown Rats, Roman Holliday andSmax. The one-day festival is being
sponsored by Trathen's Festivals, a
subsidiary of Trathen's Travel, acoaching company already wellknown to artists and tour promotersbecause of its fleet of Starider luxury
coaches (used recently on the
Bowie, Rod Stewart and Kids From
Fame UK tours).
Looking to the autumn and wintermonths, details of a number ofmajor tours have been announced.
Robert Plant plays 18 UK dates in
November and December; Shakin'
Stevens starts a 25-date tour on
October 21 at Blackpool;
Imagination include 20 UK dates on
their six-month world tour whichstarts in October; The Eurythmics
start their tour at Sheffield on
November 2; Shakatak start their
UK tour in Great Yarmouth on
September 16 and the Michael
Schenker Group tour in October;
Big Country, currently high in thealbum charts with The Crossing,have confirmed a series of dates
starting in Bristol on September 13
and finishing up at the Hammersmith Odeon on September 29.
Meanwhile the Gary Numan tour
begins on September 20 at the
Glasgow Apollo and ends on
November 6 at the London
Dominion, taking in 40 dates in
between.
• Heavy metal special — seecentre pages.
CBS reshuffle
FOLLOWING Peter Robinson's
departure to RCA, CBS has restructured its international A&R department. Hugh Attwooll, formerlyinternational repertoire manager,
CBS, becomes head of international
A&R-CBS label, reporting to Jeff
Gilbert, marketing director;
Malcolm Eade, formerly international repertoire manager Epic andassociated labels, becomes head ofinternational A&R for that division
reporting to Jerry Turner.
Also at CBS, Andy Stephens,
formerly international manager, hasbeen appointed head of international
licensing, reporting directly to
managing director Paul Russell.
Reporting to Stephens will be Julia
Elsdon, international co-ordinatorand Sue Ball, international A&R
assistant.

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cIids Only MTV - half owned by Warner s parent vvo
be exempt from such charges. No one seems to remember that.
when music video first emerged about '""'^fee to coveralmost immediately began charging users a $65 (£44) fee to coverdt^h^ to efine exactly what its Proposed fee wou|dbe. although it was reported by the producer of ABCInTV s New
York Hot Tracks as demanding $250 (£169) per chp.
NBC's Friday Night Videos has voluntarily offered a PevrPenf °$1,000 (£676) per showing and $3,000 (£2,027) for a prementailing a two-day lead for the station over its competitors, amrefer to such fees as covering administrative costs in order toavoid potential union problems since the clips in question arealmost always promotional.
While Warner is the only label so far to have formally soughtsuch payment, others are insisting on clauses in the contracts
granting permission for use of a particular clip to the effect that,
if any company is paid, they will be treated equally.
For those interested in reaching the US market for clips,
here's a rundown of top current and planned networks andshows: MTV - the 24-hour Warner AmEx service - accepts
AOR acts exclusively. New York City. Programme director: Les
Garland. Night Flight and Radio 1990 - USA cable network
Friday and Saturday nights, also FM TV in syndication to local
broadcast stations. Produced by Jeff Franklin's ATI in New York
City, with a creative team of Stuart Shapiro and Cynthia
Friedland.
_
Friday Night Videos is transmitted by NBC TV, NYC, executive
producer Dick Bersol; New York Hot Tracks is ABC TV. NYC,
producer Kevin Wendle; Night Tracks is cable channel WTBS
(Turner Broadcasting System, Atlanta, Georgia), produced by
Tom Lynch and Gary Biiler; Playboy's Hotrocks is the Playboy
Channel, Los Angeles, producer Buzz Potamkin; and Album
Flash is coming in September from HBO's Cinemax service,
looking for exclusivity for up to one month and willing to pay forsame.
For full-length concert videos, MTV, HBO and Showtime are
the biggest potential outlets.
THE BATTLE over distribution rights for Motown productcontinues to rage, with the essence of suits brought against
Motown and its new branch distributor MCA raising the issue ofthe validity of oral promises.
Both Schwartz Bros of Maryland and the Big State
Distributing of Texas cite a conference call with Motown
president Jay Lasker, held shortly before the July 1 switch to
MCA distribution, and assuring Motown's continued support ofthe independents as part of their argument contending an oral
contract. Hearing of the Schwartz Bros case will be held on
September 19.
WITH WEA stressing the importance of developing the youth
market for compact discs and most labels putting initialemphasis on mainstream rock and classical titles. RCA's firstrelease includes two MOR left-field hits (Hooked On Classics,
Vol 1 and Return Of The Jedi) and 10 Red Seal classicalrecordings.
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News inbrief...
AC/DC, whose total worldwide
album sales are close on 25m,
release their ninth album on Atlantic
this month. Entitled Flick Of The
Switch, it features 10 new tracks
and was produced by the band whostart a US tour later this monthwhich will run through to Christmas.
Also out this month on WEA is
the original soundtrack to the film
Ascendancy, featuring ochestralmusic composed by Ronnie Leahy ,DEPECHE MODE, currently in the
singles chart with Everything
Counts, release their third album.
Construction Time Again
STUMM 13), on Mute Records on
August 22. To co-incide with therelease, the band embark on amajor tour starting in Dublin on
September 9 and including three
London shows.
LEVEL 42's fourth album, Standing
In The Light, is released this week
on Polydor. Shakatak's new album
for the same label is set for
September release
THE STRAY CATS new Arista
album. Rant 'N' Rave With The
Stray Cats, is released on
September 3. Details of UK dates
for October are expected shortly,and the band arrive in thiscountry for promotional purposes
later this month.
STIFF EXPECTS to release a new
Madness album before Christmas.
Meanwhile the band's latest single,
Wings Of A Dove, is available inseven and 12-inch formats and as alimited edition picture disc.

Lanza

to

Raymonde launches

raise

EMI MOR profile
EMI RECORDS is set to restore its
His new brief is to bring to thecommitment to the MOR market
company "the Bucks Fizzes andwith the announcement that
Clanaads of tomorrow" and he will
marketing and repertoire executive
also be responsible for the
Vic Lanza's role within the company
acquisition of product from overseas— from both EMI and non-EMI
has been expanded to include "theselective acquisition" of artists andcompanies.
Lanza comments: "While looking
repertoire in the UK market field.
out for overseas hit records which
Lanza was general manager of the
could be successful here in the UK,
EMI MOR division until its closure
my brief is also to find artists who.
two years ago during the company's
like Julio Iglesias or Richard
financial cutbacks. Since then he
Clayderman, could have theirhas been closely involved with EMI's
careers developed on a worldwide
association with the Audio Club oflevel."
Great Britain.
Porter to replace
Ayres at MGM/UA
MGM/UA HOME VIDEO has appointed John Porter sales and marketing
director, replacing Steve Ayres, who left MGM/UA to become MCA
Record's director of sales and marketing. Porter, formerly sales and marketing
director of CBS/Fox Video, takes up the post next week.
Porter's appointment coincides with a re-structuring of the MGM/UA sales
operation aimed at strengthening the company's ties with key accounts andbroadening distribution.
Ian Taylor, previously national accounts manager, becomes field sales
manager responsible for the MGM/UA sales team and for wholesalers and key
accounts, while Don Peachey, territory manager for Central London and theSouth East, will have additional responsibility for some key accounts'
negotiation. Three new sales representatives have also been appointed: Paul
Wilcock, home counties and the South; Rob Elcock, Midlands and John
Morrissey, the North. As head of the new team, one of Porter's priorities will
be to help dealers establish a market for video sales.
"Over the next couple of years we have a lot of work to do to convince thetrade there is a genuine sales market for video ready to be tapped," he says.

HM promo service
NICK RAYMONDE. until recently heading up the Kamaflage
heavy metal label at DJM, and now general manager at Centre
Sound Studios in Camden Town, is launching a heavy metal
promotion service which will run from CSS.
The new operation, Dambusters, will promote HM records toshops, clubs and discos, including mail-outs and reaction sheets.
Raymonde will also be offering press facilities. "We are looking
to offer a complete press and promotion service," he said.
• Dambusters is based at Centre Sound Studios, 104 Camden
Mews, London NW1. Telephone: 01-482 0953.
Polydor's import warning
POLYDOR HAS warned dealers that
copies of Monyaka's single. Go Deh Helping Howard
Yaka (Go To The Top), available ROCK PRESS advertising and flyfrom Holland and Italy, may be posting in major cities will help to"illegally manufactured" product.
the debut single from new
A Polydor spokesperson said: promote
WEA signing Howard Jones.
"Rights are in dispute and reputable EntitledNew
it is released thisdealers are advised not to touch week in bothSong,seven and 12-inch
these records as it may result in legal formats.
problems. Polydor is the exclusive
licensee for the UK. The record will
be released on August 26."
Solo promo
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up his own radio and TV promotions
company.
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Shepperton Studio Centre, Post No.
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MUSIC & VIDEO WEEK AUGUST 20, 1983cMir
Lamborghini:

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guide

LAMBORGHINI RECORDS, theindependent label backed by
French millionaire Patrick
Mimran, is to be re-launchedunder the guiding hand of
producer Mike Hurst who
Mimran says is determined tobuild the label "into a major
force in the music industry".
Lamborghini was given a lavish
media launch last year before it had
any product or distribution, but
Hurst says he is scrapping the roster

IHiurstre-launchof artists with the exception ofAmerican singer/songwriter Andy
Pratt who debuts this week with asingle, Carry You.
The label will continue torepresent the US Bearsville label in
the UK with which it had a brief hit
with Todd Rundgren's Bang The
Drum All Day, and will absorb artists
from Hurst's own Sundance label
including Jonas, The Altar Boys andEddie Carter. It will continue UK
distribution via PRT.
"I will be keeping the roster very

The 12-inch revolution
FROM PAGE ONE
towards them, and there is a bias against MOR and pop records in the chartbecause they are not in 12-inch."
Arista/Ariola's David Simone agreed that the combined chart seems to havea downgrading effect on 7-inch only releases. "1 am telling all my acts that they
have to have a 12-inch version for marketing reasons rather than musicalreasons. I am being forced to go with 12-inch versions of Dionne Warwick andBarry Manilow singles for instance. I think 12-inch records are getting too
much weighting in the combined chart."
Bronze Records which had Uriah Heep at 76 in the combined chart and at 56
in the 7-inch, described it as a "Catch 22 situation. If you don't release on 12inch you are losing out."
Most of the major companies were wholly in favour of the 12-inch in thechart and last word goes to CBS' Paul Russell: "You have to take the roughwith the smooth and accept that there is sometimes an advantage for you withan act selling well on 12-inch as well as 7-inch and sometimes a disadvantage.
It doesn't matter at the end of the day because if a record is good enough it will
succeed."Squash ladder (top 25)
THE INDUSTRY squash ladder, sponsored by Music & Video Week, has now
sorted out the 25 top players. The series continues with players challenging
each other — results please to James Fleming at BBC Records.
COMPANY PHONE
NAME
Cocteau
1 Robert Lemon Lemon Aid 286 0420 14 Mark Rye
Records
H. Goldsmith 409 1984
2 Chris Cooke
Compact
3 Mike Edwards Capitol/EMI 486 4488 15 Paul Kinder
Records
4 James Reming BBC Records 580 4468 16 Sid Reza
Old Gold 969 0155
Nouveau
5 Nigel Mason
Towerbell 794 6702
Records 567 9710 17 Bob England
Our Price 3371566
Mike Isaacs
6 Keith Yershon Old Gold 969 0155 1819 John
Hall
Rocket937 3815
7 Mick Portlock Wall Street
Williams Pip Records 455 4707
Music
673 4411 2120 Judith
Heath Levy 439 7731
Eddie Levy
8 Simon Draper
Virgin727 8090 22 AlanSlzer
Polydor 499 8686
9 Stewart Taylor Taylormade 439 7855
Fusion727 8090 23 Dave Symondson Mrch'ndsng
10 Jeremy Lascelles Virgin
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11 Adrian Gurvitz RAK
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For this month only Conifer Records
are offering a great list of cssrrent
stock stems, at crazy prices.
Every taste catered for, not to betight," says Hurst. "I am signing
two more acts — a name act withwhom I am negotiating — and I am
looking for just one more act."
Lamborghini, which takes its
name from the prestigious Italian car
firm which was rescued frombankruptcy by Mimran and his
brothers, will be run from Hurst's
office/home in Oxfordshire (tel:0491 34340). His only staff will behimself, a secretary and a marketing
manager, "until we expand". Oliver
Smallman and Richard Evans willhandle promotion.
Hurst, who was a founder
member of the Sixties hit group The
Springfields and went on to produce
Cat Stevens, Manfred Mann andShowaddywaddy, among others,says Mimran is determined to build
Lamborghini into a major company
along the lines of Chrysalis.
"Everything Lamborghini does isdone with an element of flair andthat will be reflected in the record
company," added Hurst.
MDC saved
THE MUSIC Discount Centre
classical retail chain which was
threatened with closure when thereceiver was called in earlier thisyear, has been sold as a going
concern to a consortium headed by
MDC's former managing director,
Alan Goulden. Full details next
week.
Singlesfile
DEF LEPPARD'S new Phonogram
single. Rock Of Ages, taken fromthe album Pyromania, and released
this week, is available in threeformats — 7-inch, 12-inch and as alimited edition guitar-shaped picture
disc.
TO COINCIDE with his open air
concert at Blenheim Palace next
week (27), Arista is rush-releasing a
new Barry Manilow single, Your're
Looking Hot Tonight, already amajor hit in Japan, which has been
re-recorded and produced by JackWhite. The single is also available in
12-inch format, and promotion
includes displays incorporating thesingles bag design.
ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA are
releasing a specially edited version
of Secret Messages — title track of
their chart album — as a single,
coupled with the previously
unreleased Buildings Have Eyes.
The single is also available in limitededition picture disc format.

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IS IT conceivable that, after all these years, Midem may moveaway from Cannes? The question arises because Bernard
Chevry has fallen out badly with the municipality of Cannes
and not least its mayor, Anne-Marie Dupuy. Bowing topressure from the more prestigious Film Festival, clobb l g
agreed to move its dates to the end of April - .
®'. "Chevry's already scheduled MIP-TV. Chevry is, on
understandably, a trifle peeved at this high-handed Gallica^' anb
is threatening legal action and muttering darkly thatwill have to take the consequences" . . . meanwhile New
Musical Express advertisement manager Peter Rhodes ismoving to head the International Exhibition Organisation
which represents Chevry's events in the UK . . •eShadows' 25 years in the music industry being celebrated ata tribute luncheon in aid of the Nordoff-Robbins Music
Therapy Centre at the Carlton Tower on September 8 . . .
One assumes that "former RCA Records executive Richard
Routledge wasn't planning a future career in the musicbusiness following his shock-horror-yawn revelations in theNews Of The World . . . Zomba's Ralph Simon has lost hisbattle with the Flome Office to allow South African disco star
Richard Jon Smith to stay in the UK, Smith, who has been
based here for the last two years, must leave the country
today (17) and Simon is now planning to develop his career in
New York.
AFTER A period of relative sanity, high rolling deals are backagain it seems, according to one UK executive without thedesire, or the money, to compete. "Deals are going mad, hetold Dooiey. "What with MCA's open cheque book policy andRob Dickins' shopping list to boost WEA. The other big
spenders are Phonogram and CBS, and of course Virgin" . . .
Our man in New York asked Lee Abrams, organiser of theforthcoming one-day London seminar on the US music
market, what delegates will get for their $1,000. So far, hereports, only Abrams himself is scheduled to speak. "I see UK
bands come over here and make very obvious mistakes.
Hopefully this will help them avoid some of those mistakes in
the future," he says. , . . After five years with Record Mirror,
John Shearlaw has left to write a sex dictionary, coauthored, appropriately, with his girl friend, but will befreelancing on music matters and can be contacted on 01-671
2753 . . . After the euphoric and universal media acclaim forthe compact disc, it was inevitable that there would be abacklash of knockers — like US mastering lab president Doug
Sax who described the CD sound as "mediocre","unappealing" and "fatiguing" in a Billboard article . . . The
PR activities of Richard Robson Associates have helped
considerably to boost the image of the UK music industry in
the past four years, especially in the areas of home-taping,piracy and chart hyping, so it is surprising to learn that
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Records appearing on
Airplay Action pages
for first time.
TOP BREAKERS (see opposite page for details):
MADNESS—30 stations; JoBOXERS-26; THE MODDY BLUES-20;
ANNABEL LAMB—18; THE MAISONETTES-18; PAUL ANKA-16
OTHERS:GEORGE DUKE—Born To Love You—Epic A3612 (C) A Victory, Severn, Metro.
BBC Scotland, CBC B Red Rose, Forth, NorthSound * DevonAir— Hitpick,
Wyvern—Hitpick, Beacon— Featured Single, Pennine—Hitpick, Swansea—Hitpick,
Downtown— Hitpick.
PARADISE—One Mind Two Hearts—Priority PI |A) A Radio 210. Wyvern,
Beacon, Tay B Aire, NorthSound * Capital—Climber, DevonAir—Hitpick,Essex—Hitpick, Orwell—Hitpick, Pennine—Hitpick, City—Hitpick, Red Rose—Hitpick.
WHITESNAKE—Guilty Of Love-Liberty BP 420 (E) A Severn, Aire, Pennine,
Forth B Radio 210, Mercia, Hal/am, Tees, Red Rose, Moray Firth, Dowtown.
JEFFREY OSBORNE—Don't You Get So Mad-A&M AM 140 (C) A Radio 210,
CBC, Downtown B West, Wyvern, Hereward, Mercia, Hallam. Red Rose,
NorthSound * Tees— Hitpick.
CHAMPAIGN—Try Again-CBS A3180 (C) A BBC Radio London, 2CR, Victory,
Moray Firth, BBC Wales, Swansea B Capital, Chi/tern, Forth.
CLASSIX NOUVEAUX-Forever And A Day-Liberty BP 419 (E) A Severn,
Mercia, Tay B Wyvern, Beacon, Trent, Piccadilly * Pennine—Hitpick.
FRIENDS AGAIN—Sunkissed—Moon/Phonogram MOON 2 (F) A BBC Scotland,
Downtown B Capital, Clyde. Forth * Pennine—Hitpick. Tees—Station Pick.
LIGHT OF THE WORLD-Jealous Lover-EMI 5403 IE) A BRMB, Downtown B
Radio 210, Wyvern, Chi!tern, Trent, Hallam, Pennine.
JULIE ROBERTS-Fool For You-Bluebird BR 3 (A) A BBC Radio London. Severn.
BBC Scotland B Radio 210, Hereward, Mercia, Metro, 2CR.
BELLE & THE DEVOTIONS—Got To Let You Know—DJM DJS 3 (C) A Severn,
Metro, BBC Wales, Swansea B West, Wyvern, Pennine.
LARRY GRAHAM—I'm Sick And Tired-WEA W 9510 (W) A Wyvern, Swansea
B Orwell, Chiltern, Mercia, Forth B Essex—Hitpick, CBC—Hitpick.
EDWIN STARR—Smooth—Calibre CAB 114 (A) A BRMB. Tay, BBC Wales B
West * Orwell—Hitpick, Hallam—Hitpick, CBC—Hitpick.
JOE JACKSON—Cosmopolitan—A&M AM 134 (C) A Severn B Radio 210,
2CR, Mercia, NorthSound. West Sound.
KENNY LYNCH—Half The Day's Gone And We Haven't Earned A Penny—Satril
SAT510(SP) A 2CR, Severn, Mercia B Capital, Radio 210, West.
THE TRUTH—A Step In The Right Direction—FormationA/VEA TRUTH 2 (W)A Centre B Aire, Metro. Clyde * Capital—Climber, Tees—Hitpick.
WEATHER GIRLS -It's Raining-CBS A2924 (C) A Wiltshire. Mercia B
Luxembourg, Essex, Hereward, Radio 210.

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ELTON JOHN: I'm Still"
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KC & THE SUNSHINE BAND:
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STEWART AND GASKIN;
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DENIECE WILLIAMS AND
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BROWNE. JACKSON Lawyers In Love Elektra E 9826 (W)
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Arista deal
ARISTA RECORDS has signed
Jermaine Jackson to an exclusive
worldwide recording deal.
Jackson, who began his career asa member of the Jackson Five andsang on all their number one hits,
has since gone on to pursue a solo
recording career. Among his major
hits are the album and single, Let's
Get Serious. He is expected to begin
recording his first album for Arista
immediately, for release thisautumn.
Comsats sign
THE COMSAT Angels have signed
to Jive Records and have beenworking with producer Mike Howlett(Flock of Seagulls, China Crisis,etc.). First single from the new teamis Will Vou Stay Tonight?, released
this week and a 12-inch version withan extra track is also being released.
The band will be showcasing their
new material at the Venue on
August 23.

Policeprobe

video case
A CINEMA manager, two projectionists and a duplicator were among
seven men who appeared at Old Street magistrates court in London
charged with conspiracy to defraud by copying, duplicating,packaging and distribution of video cassettes.
The seven were all remanded on bail until October 3 after police had asked
for a remand until February 8 next year. Detective inspector Collings told thecourt that extensive inquiries both in the UK and abroad would have to bemade before the prosecution were ready to proceed. He said 250 master tapes
had been seized in connection with the case.
The men charged are: Mandhar Jagwani, a cinema manager of Oakdale
Road, E7; Aziz Mullar (50), a projectionist of Joyce Way, N6; Jivatram Aswani(52), a projectionist of Donald Road, E13; Steven Sharman (42), a duplicator of
Creighton Avenue, N10; Gary Cattle (23), unemployed of no fixed abode;
Terence Jayes (45), a driver, of First Avenue, Bush Hill Park, Enfield andMichael Tepper (36), of Wittenham Way, E4.
nLegacy LP
LEGACY RECORDS is releasing a"mini-LP" featuring studiorecordings of the five most popularnumbers from the Willy Russellmusical Blood Brothers starring
Barbara Dickson. Entitled Tell Me
It's Not True, the mini-LP retails for£2.99 (dealer price: £1.82).
Perfect start
CHRYSALIS RECORDS has signed
pop band Perfect Strangers. Their
first single for the label, Without
You, is released in both 7" and 12"
this week.

THE HEAD of BBC Records, Alan BUyard (pictured above, seated) signs up fora further three years of UK pressing, sales and distribution with PRT, watchedby PRTs chief executive Walter Woyda. At the end of the new contract in1986 the two companies will have been together for ten years.

60s singles
HIT SINGLES from the summers of1965 to 1968 are featured on a newrelease on Impression Records.
Sunny Afternoon (IMP 2) is a 20track compilation which will be
released on August 22, supported bya marketing campaign which kicks
off with TV in the Central andThames regions (30 and 60 second
commercials) and offers in-store
displays featuring colour posters andbrowser cards. Distribution isthrough IDS, and dealer price is£3.58.

Custom plant
A NEW custom pressing plant,
Polonez International Pressings, has
opened in the High Wycombe area.
It offers custom pressing, or a fullservice from lacquer cuts to labels
and sleeves, and also has facilities
for picture discs. Polonez can handle
orders from 500 to 50,000, and islocated at West Yard, Slough Lane,
Saunderton, High Wycombe, Bucks(024024 2090/3375). Madalaine
Dearan is the sales manager.

Counter sales
CARDIFF RECORD shop Spillers(Records) has launched its own
label. Firm (Records) and firstrelease is a three-track EP, Never
Say Die (NICK 001) by local band
The Oppressed. Distribution isthrough Revolver and The Cartel.

EUEDPARADE(The European Chart)

LEE ABRAMS' LONDON SEMINAR"STATE OF THE
AMERICAN MUSIC MARKET"A frank, detailed and thoroughly researcheddiscussion of the U.S. radio and music scenario
with these topics:
1. Analysis of the history and current stateof American contemporary musicaudiences.
2. State of contemporary music in America.
3. Analysis of all American radio formats
and listener profiles.
4. Case histories: Ten bands and why theybroke; ten bands and why they didn't.
5. Analysis of American trade and consumer press and its effect.
5. Record buying habits and trends.
7. Analysis of the concert and club scenes in
America.
8. New technologies affecting the Americanmusic market (cassettes vs. albums,
satellite concerts, etc.).
9. An open and direct question and answer
period.
SEPTEMBER 23, 1983 LONDON HILTONLONDON,ENGLAND
Please remit $1,000 per person in
U.S. funds to:
Burkhart/Abrams/Michaels/Douglas
6500 River Chase Circle, East
Atlanta, Georgia 30328 U.S.A.
(Pre-regisfralion is necessary .... admission will not
be sold at the door.)

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4 10 EVERY BREATH YOU TAKE.
The Police
D/F/SP/SW/WG
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7 FLASHDANCE .,. WHAT A FEELING.
Irene Cara
A/D/SW/WG
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B/N/UK
3 I.O.U., Freeez
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5 9 CHINA GIRL, David Bowie
9 7 WANNA BE STARTIN* SOMETHIN'.
B/N
Michael Jackson
10 6 AFRICA VOODOO MASTER. Rose Laurens A/SW/WG
NEW WRAP YOUR ARMS AROUND ME,
Agnetha Faltskog
B/Nl/SW
29 2 VAMOS A LA PLAYA, Righeira
13 11 TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE HEART,
D/F
Bonnie Tyler
A/B/D
12 5 ROCK 'N* ROLL IS KING, ELO
B/N
8 8 STAR SISTERS. Stars On 45
21 12 COMMENT CA VA. The Shorts
SW/WG
A/WG
15 11 BLUE MONDAY. New Order
F/l
18 20 LET'S DANCE, David Bowie
NEW DO IT AGAIN/BILLIE JEAN, Club House
B/N/UK22 6 SPIAGGE, RenatoZeroI
23 24 TOO SHY, KajagoogooF
24 4 WHEREVER 1 LAY MY HAT (THAT'S MY HOME).
Paul YoungUK
25 2 LA PREMIERE FOIS QUO'ON S'AIMERA,
Sylvie Vartan and Michel Sardou
F
NEW RONDO RUSSO. Bcrdian Stenberg
N
28 4 L'lTALIANO, Toto Cutugno
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NEW DOLCE VITA. Ryan Paris
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17 2 1 LIKE CHOPIN. Gazebo
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13 4 BAD BOYS, Wham!
SW/WG
19 2 THE MAN MOUNTAIN, Bow Wow Wow
B/N
Key: A — Austria: B — Belgium; D — Denmark; F — France; I — Italy;
N — Netherlands; SP ■— Spain; SW — Switzerland;
UK — United Kingdom; WG — West Germany.
Compiled from 10 notional charts by Tros-Radio, HHversum.

Discocommentary
By BARRY LAZELL
THERE ARE new number ones onboth the disco/dance singles andalbum charts this week, although
on the LP front it is quite
conceivable that Shalamar may
quickly give way next week to
Edition 5 of Street Sounds.
On the singles chart. Herbie
Hancock's Rockit is outselling
everything else by a gigantic
margin. — including CBS
stablemates KC & The Sunshine
Band's Give It Up — the reverseof the current situation in theoverall pop field, where KC has ofcourse hit the top slot.
With Rockit making thespecialist-to-crossover transition
at an ever-increasing rate,
however, it could quite likely be
the next pop number one to
replace KC. The record is alreadyHancock's biggest seller here —and a reminder that theoccasional eye-opening changeof style can sometimes do anestablished artist no harm at all.
Among the new chart entries,
the reappearance of Keni Burke's
former hit Risin' To The Top at 39
may have raised a few eyebrows.
In fact the record is being sought
again by DJs, and has very wisely
been reactivated by RCA,
because it mixes so well out of
the Mary Jane Girls' All NightLong.
Another reissue which is likely
to be greeted eagerly is London'sManu Dibango back-to-backpairing of Soul Makossa and Big
Blow (LON(X)19). As thecatalogue number may suggest,
the reissue was planned somemonths ago. but London held itback because of good specialist
sales on the Arthur Bakerproduced electronic version of
Makossa by Nairobi, which wason the same label.
In the event. Nairobi's successdid not spread far beyond thedisco chart, but in the danceorientated climate of the
moment, the original could faremuch better.
Atmosfear's What Do We Do.
already up to a month's steadysales on the specialist chart and
now all but exhausted in its
original Elite pressing, has been
picked up by Chrysalis for
immediate reissue on CHS
122730.
Provided the label gets behindf it right away, promotion-wise,
this is another strong record witha very good chance of making
that vital crossover. As an extra
encouragement for early buyers,
the first 5,000 12-inch copies will
also feature the previous
Atmosfear seller. Xtra Special.

UP-SOUNDS FROM DOWN-UNDER
V"i 'iJL
THE LITTLE HEROES
AN All MUSIC VIDEO FROM VRMUSIC & VIDEO WEEK AUGUST 20, 1983
Editedby
DAVID DALTOIM

m&m

Wholesaling:'big

Editedby
NIGEL HUNTERIntersong

hits

out

at

six' form

trade

group

SIX MAJOR wholesalers havejoined forces to form the
Association of Video Industry
Established Wholesalers(VIEW), a
new voice toestablish the credibility of
reputable wholesalers (aspredicted in Video Week, 6August).
The founder members of
VIEW are: Centre Video, S Goldand Sons, Lightning, Relay,
Solomon and Peres, and WyndUp.
Barrie Gold, chairman andmanaging director of S Gold andSons, says three more top
wholesalers are being invited to join
VIEW immediately. Wholesalers canalso apply for membership of the

new group. "We only want
reputable wholesalers whocommand the respect of distributors
to join VIEW," he says.
VIEW'S first objective is to arrange
an early meeting with Home
Secretary Leon Brittan andConservative MP Graham Bright,
who is steering his governmentbacked Private Member's Bill on thecontent and distribution of video
software through Parliament. The
Bill is scheduled to become law next
July.
"The new legislation will have an
important effect on wholesalers and
VIEW will represent their needs with
an effective lobby," says Gold.
VIEW'S elected officers arechairman Ray Laren, of Lightning,and secretary Bert Hamilton of S
Gold and Sons.

CBS/Fox bases
Em piasit
it Periwale
CBS/FOX Video has set up aEuropean pre-production plant at its
Perivale headquarters in West
London as part of its plan to expand
operations overseas.
Agreements have been signedwith licensees in Sweden, Norway,
Denmark, Finland and South Africa
and CBS/Fox also intends to launch
product in Holland, France, Spainand Israel over the next year.
CBS/Fox managing director
Stephen Mandy says: "The moveinto Europe and beyond is a major
step in the development of thecompany. Perivale is becoming ourmanufacturing powerhouse forEurope."The Perivale plant will be
responsible for supplying thelicensees with finished cassettes,
subtitled or dubbed in the native
languages.
The new department will beheaded by Rodger Masters, who
switches from his role of sales
administration manager. Reportingto him will be product managers
Martin Paine and Brod Selwood.
Choice cyt
SCIENCE FICTION drama Blade
Runner tops Warner Home Video's
list of September releases to be
added to the company's leasing
scheme.

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DISNEY/RANK PACT: Byrne andSharp.

Ffwdi'payola'

PARIS: THE long-establishedpractice by French radio stations ofrefusing airplay to a local record
unless a 50 per cent share of its
publishing is offered has come underfire from Jean-Jacques Tilche,president of Intersong France.
Denouncing it as payola, Tilche
said: "All publishers and record
companies are opposed to this copublishing conditions, but we haveto go along with it because ofpressure from artists who say that if
we don't, their records won't get
played."France has no law forbidding
radio stations to own music
publishing companies. However,some music industry executives
believe that the co-publishingstipulation represents abuse of
dominant position.
The major French commercial
radio stations such as Europe One,
Radio Monte Carlo and Radio
Luxembourg have been imposing
this sanction for decades, but theyclaim that they limit their copublishing demand to a small
percentage of programmed local
material. Sceptics believe that thepercentage is as high as 30 per cent.
One remedy suggested is for the
French record companies to join
forces in denying their product toradio stations which follow the copublishing practice. Tilche believes it
would be impossible to persuade therecord companies to adopt a united
front.
The situation has worsened sincethe 1981 election because the main
French radio stations have increased
their spoken-word programmes,
making the airplay position evenworse for music.
Lucien Ades, president of theFrench record producers'
association Syndicat National desEdileurs de Musique (SNEP), said:"The term 'co-publishing' is amisnomer because at no time do theradio stations jointly invest in new
product with the publishers. The
deal is made only after the disc isrecorded."

Howard Dietz
LEADING LYRICIST Howard
Dietz has died at his New York
home, aged 86. He was aprominent contributor to
Broadway stage andHollywood film musicals overfour decades with his main
collaborator, Arthur Schwartz.
With Schwartz, Dietz
penned standards such as
Dancing In The Dark, That'sEntertainment, You And The
Night And The Music, Alone
Together and I Guess I'll Have
To Change My Plan. He also
worked with Jerome Kern.
Vernon Duke, Jimmy McHughand Ralph Rainger.
A member of ASCAP since
1929 and a board director from1959 to 1966, he was the firstrecipient earlier this year of
the ASCAP/Richard Rodgers
Award.

ASCAP cash to
go quarterly
NEW YORK: ASCAP is to makequarterly distributions of royalties on
all foreign songs which reach the top
50 on the US trade charts. The new
payment system will enable foreign
writers and publishers with top 50
songs who licence through ASCAPin the US to receive payments at thesame time as ASCAP's US writers
and publishers.
The scheme is being implemented
immediately, and, ASCAP president
Hal David says, "Will apply to every
performing right society that is
prepared to make a quick
turnaround, and distribute theroyalties expeditiously to its
members".
ASCAP will continue to makenormal payments on songs which
are not top 50.

Editedby
SUE FRANCIS

Disney focus
on Niven
THE LATE David Niven stars in two
Walt Disney Home Video releases
this autumn: No Deposit, No
Return, and Candleshoe.
The 10-strong launch in four
batches also includes the Oscarwinning fantasy musical Mary
Poppins, starring Julie Andrews andDick Van Dyke, and the visually
spectacular Tron.
The first batch, set for release on
September 12, consists of The
Incredible Journey, Night Crossing
and The Apple Dumpling Gang.
The release coincides with therenewal of the distribution andpromotion deal between Disney and
Rank for the UK.
• Pictured signing on the dottedline are Terry Byrne deft), director ofWalt Disney Productions, and Ron
Sharp, MD of Rank Audio Visual.

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A TAR! has cut the price of its 2600 video computer system by £20 giving it a
new retail price of £69.99.
As an added incentive to buyers, a free Pac-Man cartridge /worth £29.991 isincluded in the games console boxes which aiso contain joystick and paddle
controllers.
Eric Salamon, Atari International IUKI marketing director, comments: "We
are able to offer this significantly improved value to the consumer as a result of
the continued growth of the A tari games business in the UK."
The new packs labovel, marked on the box by a flash in bright red andyellow, are expected to be in all major shops by mid to late August.

Radio

One

MIKE PAGE, head of presentation for Radio Tees, is thelatest addition to Radio One's team of celebrity DJs to befeatured in the just-announced autumn schedule. He
replaces Pat Sharpe.
Other changes in Radio One's autumn schedule see
Steve Wright given an extra show on Sunday
afternoons from 2pm to 4.30pm. "This will give people
who are unable to hear Steve during his regular afternoon
shows a chance to catch the laughs on Sundays," says
controller Derek Chinnery — it will also help to bolster up
the listening numbers.
On Sunday mornings, Jimmy Savile has some 5m
listeners, but Dave Jensen (whom Wright is replacing)
only attracts 2m. In the afternoon, BBC's top 40
programme has reached a mammoth 10m while Wright's
popularity is such during his weekday afternoon slot that
Chinnery claims he has increased his listeners in the last
18 months by 1m listeners, up to 3.5m for eachMusic on themenu at C4CHANNEL FOUR, like Radio
Two. believes Friday night isfor music. This Friday (19August) New Edition andVictor Romero Evans (NoProblem and Black on Black)appear on Switch along withvarious newcomers to
television presented by
Yvonne French and Graham
Fletcher-Cook.
Meanwhile Unforgettable
has Kathy Kirby and Chicory
Tip singing some of their
original hits as guests alongwith film of their acts as theyused to be. Jazz on Fourcomes again from theGateway Theatre. Edinburghwith jazz bassist NielsHenning Orsted-Pedersen.

reshuffle
programme.
Further airtime changes take place on Fridays with
Gary Davies presenting a new show from 2pm until 4.30
pm in addition to his regular Saturday show. On the sameday, following Roundtable, Andy Peebles' evening show
now runs for two hours between 7pm and 9pm.
Tommy Vance's Friday Rock Show will be extended tothree hours from 9pm until midnight. The station's
current weekday music output remains basicallyunchanged, except for Dave Jensen's evening rock show
from Monday to Thursday, extended to three hours from
7pm until 10pm.
Chinnery also put to rest any rumours that Tony
Blackburn might lose his weekend slot. These he claimed
were the result of a "misunderstanding" over Page taking
over the morning show and a new press officer assumingthat he would then be replacing Tony Blackburn who
does the Sam to 10am slot.

Academy council split
THE FORMATION of a Radio Academy moved a stage closer when a public
meeting of over 100 people in London elected a nine-member interim
council comprising BBC producer Caroline Millmgton (cham/voman);broadcasting consultant Jamie Jauncey and Peter Baldwin, deputy director ofradio at the IBA.
Joining them, on behalf of the "third estate" of interests outside the BBC
and independent radio, are journalist Anne Karpf and Tim Blackmore, formerly
head of programmes at Capital Radio. Representing the BBC are Radio Fourannouncer Laurie McMillan and Dan Gilbert, head of training at BBC Northern
Ireland. Representing independent radio are Tony Stoller, MD of Radioand Michael Bukht, principal of the National Broadcasting School.
However, a major split among those present did occur over the criteria formembership. One faction, represented by a majority of the working party,
proposed professionals-only membership (broadcasters, writers or critics)
while the other wanted unrestricted membership.
The argument was put against the latter that professionals might not join an
organisationthey had to shar? with non-professionals. As one BBC man put it;"We are all consumers of civil engineering, but that doesn t mean we expect tojoin the Institute of Civil Engineers."
A compromise solution of a two-tier membership, in which the pros havevotes and the other "associate" members have not, met some criticism.
Another unresolved matter was the name of the Academy — or Society or
Forum or Institute.
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HEAVY
METAL
DESPITE AN impressive
says. "Apart from our own
track record Music For
shopping-list, we receive about
Nations, the heavy metala dozen tapes from unknown
specialist label, is still only
bands every day. Specialisationis the secret of it all — people
eight months old.
know that we're good at what
The company was started
we're doing, and the word soonin January by Steve Mason,
gets around. Personally I won't
managing director of thebe satisfied until we've become
major export company
the best-known HM specialist
Windsong, and MartinA*:label in the world."
Hooker who had previously
Hooker is hoping to stage abeen involved with SecretMusic For Nations package
Records.
tour, featuring both US and UK
heavy metal bands, in the
MFN's most recent signing
autumn — dates have yet to be
has been Manowar, one of the
finalised, but will probably
US's most talked-about HM
1bands, with a solid cult
MANOWAR, the US heavy metal band, recently signed to the up-and-coming Music For Nations label and their first include Hammersmith Odeon.
following already established inalbum. Into Glory Rides, was released in July. The band actually signed their recording contract in real blood: (Above). The label will also be releasing a
HM sampler album, featuring
Readers of a nervous disposition should avert their eyes.
the UK and a debut LP, Intoone track each from all the
Glory Rides (MFN6) recently
bands on the MFN roster.
released.
Prior to Secret Records,
The label has also had HM
Hooker worked at EMI Records
chart success with the Rattfor six years, and it was during
album (MFN 2) and Tank's This Music For Nations:this period — while working
Means War (MFN 3), and iswith acts like Sammy Hagar —hoping to emulate that with newthat his interest in the heavy
albums by Virgin Steelmetal scene grew. The music he(Guardians Of The Flame —admits, is now a full-time
MFN 5) and Metallica (Kill 'Em a new, big noisecommitment, "I try and see as
All - MFN 7).
many acts live as I possibly can,The British HM front is also
and a lot of time is spent justvery important to the label andgoing through demo tapes.
following the recent signing ofInterestingly, we receive twice
Manchester "shock-rock" outfit in the world of HM
as many tapes from American
Rox, whose debut album will beagain on the previous month."
bands than ones here in the UK.
previously unreleased tracks. major record companies.
out in autumn, MFN has also
With eight albums released so I'm hoping to pick up some HM"It's been a great year for
signed up Northern heavy rock The Man That Never Was andfar. Hooker is planning to bands from Germany andWhichcatchewedycuckoo.
us," he admits. "We have doneband Battleaxe, who debut withrelease at least another half France in the near future,"
All these activities" bring a licensing deals for our product in
Burn ThisTown (MFN 8).
dozen before the end of 1983, Hooker says.
After the chart success of the look of quiet satisfaction to the just about every major overseas"We've got an aggressive • Music For Nations is based at
Tank album, MFN recently face of Martin Hooker — he is territory and our sales in June
released a 12-inch single from particularly pleased with the were the best ever. Even better approach to the heavy metal Lyntonia House, 7/9 Praed
the LP, Echoes Of A Distant Manowar signing which was than that though is the fact that market, and we're looking for Street, London W2 (01-402
Battle, coupled with two done under the noses of several the July figures were half up new acts constantly," Hooker 5820).

Outlook

and

hot

heavy

WEA RECORDS
is planning a summertime marketing blitz in supportof its two3major bands, ZZ Top and Twisted Sister, appearing at
Castle Donington, while EMI has released a new Whitesnake single,
Guilty Of Love, a track from the band's forthcoming LP, Slide It In,
released in October.
Atlantic has just released the title track of Twisted Sister's Atlantic
album. You Can't Stop Rock 'n' Roll. Available in both seven and 12inch formats, the former comes in a picture bag, and the marketing
campaign includes 50p-off LP vouchers, to be given away throughthe press and at the festival itself.
This week (19) WEA also relaunches ZZ Top's US hit, Gimme All
Your Lovin', taken from the Warner Brothers album, Eliminator.

V^TWO OF the bands enjoying
success via Music For Nations —Tank (right), who have toured with
Motorhead, Girt school and DiamondHead, and whose first two albums.
Filth Hounds Of Hades and Power
Of The Hunter, on Kamaf/age
Records, were top 50 hits, andMetallica, whose debut LP is Kill 'Em
AH.
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HEAVY

METAL

Neat

Records: fromtheTygersNEAT RECORDS has established itself as one of themost important heavy metal
specialist labels in the UK,
yet — ironically — when thelabel started operations in
1978 its first two releases
were straightforward pop/
rock singles. Three years ago
the company began to concentrate more on heavy
metal music, and since thenhasn't looked back.
The label's success is a tributeto the determined efforts ofmanaging director David Wood,
who says: "I think that maybe a
lot of dealers in the past havefound heavy metal music to be
an unknown quantity — but as amarket, it's always there, andmore and more retailers are
beginning to see its fullpotential."
Neat started life at Impulse
Studios in Wallsend, a town
near Newcastle-upon-Tyne in
the North East. Wood became
involved with the studios 15
years ago, and even now manyof Neat's bands use its 24-trackfacilities.
The first heavy metal band on
the Neat roster were Tygers of
Pan Tang, although the label did
a licensing deal with MCA
Records for the band's albums.
Fist and White Spirit, The TOPT
connection has continued
through to the current indies

VENOM

to

Raven

chart single. Bridges, by Jess
Cox (formerly the band's
vocalist). He is currently completing hissolo album at Impulse.
"Everything really grew fromthere," Wood says. "Westarted to do our own international licensing deals —initially we had hoped to do justone worldwide deal, but in retro-

have since had many successes
both as a live band and on vinyl.
Their first album. Rock Until
You Drop (NEAT 1001) was
released in October 1981, andcharted nationally. The IP's
success was a source of personal satisfaction for Wood who
had spent several months
attempting to get a deal with a*V

DEDHtNGER
spect I think that the way wehave done it has been moreinteresting. Neat Records is now
represented in just about every
major record territory."
Another of Neat's biggest HM
signings has been Raven — thelabel's flagship. They wereformed in 1975 but didn't signwith Neat until early 1980, and

&

1%

RAVEN
York, supported by Metallica.
Europe has also been importantto them: they headlined theAardshock Festival in Holland(where support bands included
Raven, Vandenburg, Trance
and Mercyful Fate).
Another Neat Records band
which have been attracting a lotof attention from both media
and fans are Leeds act
Dedringer.
One of Neat Records' services
to fans, retailers and media is a
special Neat News magazine,
sent out periodically, which provides information on all the Neat
, acts and upcoming product.
"The newsletter goes out tomajor company for the band andalbum.
The band's second LP, Wiped
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1982, the same year they toured
with Girlschool. Their third LP,
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singles chart with Die Hard. The
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Welcome To Hell (NEAT 1002)
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company, but their first two albums were licensed through Carrere
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The return of Demon to Clay co-incides with a widening of thelabel's musical horizons.
The band was formed in 1980 by vocalist Dave Hill and guitar player
Ma! Spooner. HiH was previously lead singer with a number of
Mid/and rock bands in the Seventies — the most successful being
Iron Cross who had a minor hit with A Little Bit Of Soul — and was
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Meatloaf, ZZ Top, Twisted
Sister, Dio and Diamond Head.
For Meatloaf it is his firstever outdoor concert in theUK, while for ZZ Top it is theirfirst and only festival
appearance here this year. The
festival also marks the debut
airing of Ronnie James Dio's
new band, and will be the firstlime that Diamond Head haveplayed here since their highly
successful tour last year.

Whitesnake triumphant
WHITESNAKE, WHO have justreturned from a triumphantsell-out tour of Europe andJapan, will be headlining thefourth annual Castle Donington
Monsters Of Rock Festival on
August 20 — their only live UK
date this year.
It has been quite a year forthe band who last appeared at
Castle Donington with AC/DC
in 1981. Their recent album
Saints And Sinners was amillion-seller throughout theworld, while lead singer David
Coverdale was voted vocalistof the year and even sex
symbol of the year in readers'
polls, both here and in Japan.
Whitesnake's next album.
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This year's event is reputed security, advertising, staging
to have cost a record £40,000 and other facilities.
— more than a quarter of which
Wooltare's Maurice Jones
has been spent on hiring the emphasises the importance of
top three acts on the bill. The good sound quality at open-airorganisers are confident of festivals: "We'll be using
attracting some 65,000 something like £1m worth ofpunters, which will equal the sound and lighting, probably
1981 record attendance when the biggest sound system used
Rainbow topped the bill.
in this country — 100,000
watts.",
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He added: "The stage itself
expect ticket sales to grossmore than half a million will be 150 feet wide and 40
pounds, and the show overall feet high, weighing about 60
should generate more than tons, and the roof will be£1m worth of business. A total controlled by four electricof £300,000 will however be motors, to tilt it against bad
spent on sound and lighting, weather."

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coverage this year. On stage anything to get a reaction. We
CASTLE DONINGTON marks
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outfits and garish make-up
for Twisted Sister in the UK.
was the year when thewith their brand of rock. UK1982
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discovered Twisted Sister.
Surprisingly
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Snider, the band have gone
Heavy press coverage,
Snider had a classical music numerous gigs, a Readingfrom strength to strength,
training, before becoming Festival appearance and theirsigning a major deal withhooked on rock music. After a first album on Secret Records,
Atlantic, scoring a single andsuccession of bands he formed all helped to spread the word.
album hit, with I Am I'm Me
Twisted Sister in 1976 with Jay The band also made a notable
and You Can't Stop Rock 'n'
Jay French and Eddie Ojeda,
Roll, respectively. They
appearance on Channel Four's
From the start, the band set The
recently released a new single.
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The Kids Are Back.
"At the time the glitter period being offered a deal by Atlantic
Twisted Sister have been
was coming to a close, but I Records.
described as "the ultimate innever thought it was properly
shock rock" and certainly
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il N JUST three short years Heavy Metal Records growth had been determined by the sheer physical size LP, Diredance, was highly acclaimed. Birmingham fou:;■ has established itself as one of the major of our offices, but we recently moved into new premises piece band Quartz also go into the studio in Septembr
I UK exponents of HM music. Last year its — a converted 16th century house which was originally to record their second LP for the label, scheduled fc
release next January. The band's debut offering, Againj
19 annual turnover was in excess of £500,000 a tavern."— Not bad, when you consider the company is Heavy Metal's plans for the next few months include All Odds, has been a major seller in both the US an
run by a staff of four," says Paul Birch, a former two new labels — "both with entirely new brand Europe.
record salesman and plugger who launched the images, one aiming specifically at a given market Birch is currently looking for UK and foreign produc
segment, the other with an entirely broad A&R brief which broadly falls into the category of rock music
Dudley-based label in May 1980 with his partner withthe rock business," says Birch.
"Heavy metal is not a type of music, it's a type c
Juanita Anderson.
Heavy Metal's roster includes Witchfinder General, record buyer," he says.
Heavy Metal Records and Heavy Metal Shiva and Quartz from the UK, and Accept, Eloy, Bow "Most oj today's bands who are described as heav
and Santers on Worldwide.
metal were just rock bands before — the descriptioi
Worldwide are two label brands, the first dealing Wow
Witchfinder General are a West Midlands band which heavy metal was reserved for the likes of Black Sabbatl
with UK repertoire, the latter, as you would "shocked" the national press when their first LP showed andRock music now includes artists liK
imagine, with foreign repertoire. Until recently a nude woman on the cover, apparently murdered and DuranMotorhead.
Quran and the Human League, so heavy mete
Heavy Metal Records was distributed by PRT, and lying over a gravestone. "The Advertising Standard today really stands for artists as varied as Toto Asia am
Heavy Metal Worldwide, by PolyGram, but the two Authority gave us a hard time, but their injunctions Styx.
labels have now come together for the first time in failed," Birch says, with some satisfaction. "They're
It s also the reason that when a popular music artis
two years, and Birch is currently finalising a major probably hoping that the next album, due at the end of like Bonnie Tyler records a Jim Steinman number, shi
September, which shows nuns half-stripped and being find herself in the heavy metal charts."
distribution deal.
whipped, will be consumed by fire, or that we will be
The company is slowly expanding, and we are re- struck by lightning or generally come to a sticky end."• Heavy Metal Records is based at 165 Wolverhamptor
organising on every level," he says. "In fact, we expect Shiva are currently recording a second album for Road,
Sedgley, Dudley, DY3 IQ3. (Tel- 09073
to take on a new label manager. Until recently our release in October; the band come from Bristol and their2211/3356.
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AFTER AN 18-month lull in the
UK, Girlschool storm back into
action this month with therelease of a new single on
Bronze Records, 1-2-3-4 RockAnd Roll, produced by Richie
Cordell and Glen Kolotkin.who
have previously worked with
Joan Jett and The Ramones.
The single, issued last
week, is released in a fullcolour picture bag in both

Girlschool

seven and 12-inch formats andincludes new versions of Tushand Don't Call It Love, whichwere originally released on the
Hit And Run and Don't Call It
Love albums. The tracks,
produced by Chris Tsangarides,
were specially re-recorded for
the US version of Screaming
Blue Murder, and have neverbeen released in the UK
up until now.

Girlschool, who have spent
the last 15 months on the roadtouring the US, Europe, theFar East and several Iron
Curtain countries, are currently
recording their fourth, as yet
untitled, album, which should
be in the shops by October.
Immediately following its
release the band start a twomonth US tour, with a UK tour
lined up for early next year.
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top 30 last year with their debut LP, Living On Borrowed Time, for
MCA, have had a change of line-up which will be unveiled at the
Monsters Of Rock Festival.
Founder members Sean Harris and Brian Tatler remain on lead
vocals and lead guitar respectively, but have been joined by exStreetfighter bass player Merv Goldsworthy who replaces Colin
Kimberley. Drummer Duncan Scott has also left the band.
Diamond Head first came together in 1976, but did not turnprofessional until 1980 when they supported Ad DC in Newcastle
and Southampton.
Their first record releases were self-financed but managed tonotch up sales of 16,000 each. In February 1982 they signed to
MCA, which has paved the way to even greater successes.
The band have just released their first single for nine months,
Makin' Music on MCA, available on 12-inch as well as seven-inch,
and taken from their second album, Canterbury, released on
September (also available on chrome cassette).

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Eliminator is being re-launched to co-incide with
Castle Donington, started out originally as two
Texan outfits. Moving Sidewalk, from Houston,which featured a young guitarist named Billy
Gibbons, and from Dallas, The American Blues,
whose line-up included bassist Dusty Hill anddrummer Frank Beard.
Both bands had made records in the late
Sixties, but it was not until after the break-up of
American Blues that ZZ Top came into being.
Frank Beard made contact with Billy Gibbons in
Houston, and they were soon joined by Dusty
Hill. That original line-up has stayed together for
13 years.
The band's debut LP, ZZ's First Album, wasreleased on the London label in 1971, and was
followed up with various tours by the band.

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including support gigs for The Rolling Stones,
Ten Years After and Alice Cooper. Other albums
followed: Rio Grande Mud in 1972, the platinumselling Tres Hombres in 1973 (which also
spawned a huge American hit single. La Grange),
and Fandango in 1974.
ZZ Top signed with Warner Brothers in 1978,
after an 18-month period of inactivity, brought
upon mainly by contractual difficulties. Their first
LP under the new recording deal was Degueilo
followed by El Loco — their seventh overall —which also went gold and platinum.
Eliminator is the band's first new album for
two years. A single Gimme All Your Lovin', hasbeen lifted from it; both releases are being
supported by in-store poster and video
promotions, competitions and rock press
advertising.

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Sabbath, Pallas, Magnum,
Thin Lizzy and Marillion will be
among the attractions appearing at the Reading Festival overthe coming August Bank Holiday weekend, August 26-28.
Also joining the line-up are UK
bands Ten Years After andMan, plus progressive rockoutfit Twelfth Night, the first
Reading band to play thefestival for several years.
The full line-up for Reading
festival is, in day-to-day
running order:
9 Friday — The Stranglers,
Big Country, Man, Steel Pulse,
Hanoi Rocks, Pallas andKowalski;© Saturday - Black Sabbath,
Marillion, Suzi Quatro, Anvil,
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Pettin', Wendy and theRocketts, Fortune and Crazy
Angel;© Sunday - Thin Lizzy, Little
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through the recording of theiriron Fist album, and ended up
producing it themselves. The
results were hardly a failure —the LP was a top 10 hit in adozen countries.
1982 was also notable forother reasons: guitarist Eddie
Clarke decided to leave thegroup, and was replaced byformer Thin Lizzy and Wild
Horses guitarist, Brian
Robertson, who originallyjoined the iine-up for a coupleof low-key festivals and toursof the US and Japan. However, such was the impact
Robertson made within thehand that he was asked to
become a full-time member.
After six months out of the
spotlight, Motorhead returned
to centre stage this year — and1983 has probably been theirbusiest to date, with a UK
tour, and live dates in the US
and Japan, all part of the
year's hectic programme, notforgetting of course their latest
album, Another Perfect Day,
on Bronze Records.
The band have now beenwith Bronze for five years —they signed with the label inAugust 1978, and issued asingle, a re-make of the Kingsmen oldie, Louie Louie, which
made the bottom end of thechart. The tea! turning pointcame in early 1979 when they
released the Overkill album,
produced by Jimmy Miller,
known for his work with the
Rolling Stones, and which also
gave birth to two hit singles,
Overkill and No Class.
Subsequent
recordsuccesses for the band haveincluded Bomber, an EP, The
Golden Years, and the Ace Of
Spades album which camestraight into the album chartat number four.

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HEAVfY METALr-"'MUSIC FOR Nations band Tank (pictured) were formed in 1980 and toured
with Motorhead, Girlschool and Diamond Head, as well as having top 50
successes in their own right with the albums. Filth Hounds Of Hades andPower Of The Hunter. Earlier this year they decided to broaden theirhorizons by changing their line-up and their record company. They werejoined on guitar by Micky Tucker from White Spirit, and signed to the MFNlabel. Their latest album. This Means War, has been produced by John
Verity, best-known for his work with Saxon and Argent.
AC/DC go forgold on WEA
AC/DC HAVE a new album,
Flick Of The Switch, releasedon WEA on August 26, which
no doubt they hope will
emulate the sales of one of its
predecessors —the band's BackIn Black album has sold morethan seven million units
worldwide. Their success onrecord has a/so been reflected
in live work — sell-out tours
throughout Europe, the US,
Japan and Australia (theyappeared before 100,000
Australian fans during their
1981 tour there), not forgetting
the UK of course.

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INFIDEL MAY not be a name fortunes of Motorhead and band's material with Bruce
known to many heavy rock Girlschool — are intending to Irvine who has previously
worked with the Lightningfans at the moment, but that's change quickly.
a situation that management
Infidel's lead singer is Kathy Raiders, The Tyler Gang, Gary
Holten's Villains and, mostcompany Acton Green Music Septembre (pictured below)— who also look after the who also co-writes most of the recently, the Famous Mothers
Club, fronted by ex-Royal
Ballet principal dancer, Lynn
Seymour.
They were joined on a recent
Twisted Sister tour by Clive
Edwards (ex-Wild Horses),
keyboards player Roy Shipston
who has previously done
sessions with Wings, Carl
Palmer, The Pretenders andDexys Midnight Runners, andbass player Ian Henderson.
Although the band didn't
have a recording deal in time
for the Twisted Sister tour,
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lot of attention from both
media and punters, and Acton
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Editedby
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Editedby
TERRI ANDERSON
BrahmsFun andgames

Reviews
tops DG

draws young

buyers to Virgin
BOLD PROMOTION for established shops — as well as renewed
activity on the chain's expansion programme — is Virgin's current
retail strategy.
The Virgin disco dance contest, being run for three weeks as part of theannual Funarama event in Birmingham's Bingley Hall, is expected to draw
100,000 participants and spectators before the August 21 closing date. This is
the first time Virgin has put its name to such an event, and its success will leadto more in other centres with Virgin shops.
The three top prizes (in age groups from 12-21) are cash sums of G150-L250,
but the winners will also be invited to Virgin's Bull Street shop and given 90
seconds to grab whatever they want from the stock.
Virgin's Gerard Talbot is convinced that such promotion "is the best kind",especially as a headline event in a local event which pulls in young people in
the keen record-buying age group (other attractions on offer being BMX bikes,
roller skating and the HP XSR Beam Machine — which purportedly"vapourises children".
A distinguished visitor to the event last week was Muhammed Ali, whose
drawing power probably did the turnover at the Virgin still no harm at all.
• After a breathing space of six months since opening the new Virgin store in
Croydon, MD Johnnie Fewings has presided over two openings in less than amonth — and expects to be able to announce another addition soon.
The mid-July opening of the 3,000 sq ft Sheffield store (stocking books,
videos, computer games and T-shirts as well as records and tapes) was
followed last Friday by the official opening of the New York shop —notable for a rather striking change in the decor from the well-known
green and brown Virgin livery to red and blue.
Waves gets rights to Everest
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is perhaps the least-known of thethree, largely because of his
relatively fewer appearances in thiscountry.
Violin Concertos Nos 3 and 5.
Mozart. Perlman, Vienna
Philharmonic, Levine. DG 2532
080.
The combination of orchestra soloist
and conductor ensures commercial
success for this record, not least
because Perlman has been goingfrom strength to strength as eachnew concerto disc comes out. His
buoyant personality makes eachphrase a musical one, but this is not,to my mind, one of his more
outstanding records. There seems alack of spontaneity throughout —the magic has been missed.

'charts'
DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON'S
top-selling LP to the first six monthsof this year was the Brahms' Edition
Sampler record with the Hungarian
Waltzes played by the VPO
conducted by Claudio Abbado,
which was also only just beaten into
second place in the cassette list by
Karajan's Peer Gynt Suites.
All in all, the list makes someextremely interesting reading.
Bernstein's Rhapsody in Blue
release is third in the LP lists, but
only eleventh in the cassette list;
while at the same place in the LP
lists is Anne-Sophie Mutter's
Beethoven Concerto which makes
third in the cassette lists.
The success of DG's Doubletime
tapes is also clear, with the Bachanthology fourth, Mozart (10),Beethoven (14), Tchaikovsky (18),
Chopin (31) and Vivaldi (41).
The mid-price labels, noticeably
Signature, are proving a successtoo.
It is good to see that young artists
are doing well — Ivo Pogorelich'
Gaspard de la Nuit is fourth in the LP
lists and seventeenth in the cassettelists; and Trevor Pinnock's version
of Vivaldi's Four Seasons is eighth inthe LP lists and thirteenth oncassettes, with the Brandenburg
Concertos following close behind.
The oldest records still at full pricein the lists are Domingo's Be My
Love (1976), high up at number
seven and Karajan's Albinoni's
Adagio (1973) number 21 — bothare proving durable money-spinners.

The very few Barenboim discs
show the UK's lack of interest in him
as a conductor — only his version of
Berlioz's Nuits d'Et6 creeps in at
number 48.
Gaspard de la Nuit, Ravel/ Sonata
No 6, Prokofiev, Pogorelich. DG
2532 093; Piano Concerto No 5,
Beethoven, Egorov. Sawallisch.
EMI ASD 1434331. The 19
Waltzes, Chopin. Kocsis. Philips
6514 280.
These three discs provide interesting
contrasts for, while all these pianists
are young, they ail have important
contracts with the majors —Pogorelich with DG, Egorov with
EMI, and Kocsis with Philips.
The best-known is, of course,
Pogorelich and perhaps notcoincidentally he seems the moststriking individual talent. On thisdisc, as in the others he has madefor DG, he moulds the music to his
distinctive musical vision; it may
seem wayward not to say
completely unconventional at times,
but his undeniable feeling for musiccombined with the panache of theshowman brings it off.
Egorov, on the other hand, ismuch more the conventional pianist
with his particular strength being his
beautiful piano sound and liquid
arpeggios; his musical phrasing
makes this a most persuasive
Emperor Concerto.
Kocsis has now made a number ofrecords for Hungaroton as well as
Philips and in these Waltzes, hedemonstrates his virtuosity and his
ability to.make the music dance. He

Indiessynthetic sounds. Probably thedefinitevely accessible LP, strangely
enough, a single has been released.

rhythms lift this LP from the morassof other "heavy LPs". The band will
be touring to promote this six-trackmini-LP.

TOP 20Mid -price

VARIOUSMusic Biz Showcase '83.
Showcase Records SHOWC I.
Distribution: Rough Trade.
Showcase is a new label, launchedby students who took an ILEA
course in music management, andlater put on their own concert at The
Fringe in South London, featuring
10 bands who had been on thecourse. This LP is the final result:nine new bands of various musicalstyles and abilities. Some of the
bands sound rather too close for
comfort to other already-establishednames, none the less, the LP is
worth a listen, and possibly includes
some pop names of the future.

ABBA
Arrival Epic EPC 32320 Producers;
Benny Andersson, Bjorn Ulvaeus.
GEORGE DUKE
Brazilian Love Affair Epic EPC
32348 Producer: artist.
BLOOD SWEAT & TEARSGreatest Hits CBS 32159
THEBYRDS
Fifth Dimension CBS 32284
Producer: Allen Stanton
JOURNEY
Evolution CBS 32342 Producer:
Roy Thomas Baker
BILL WITHERSGreatest Hits CBS 32343
Producers: artist and others
BILLY PAUL
Greatest Hits Philadelphia
International PIR 32347
BOB DYLAN
Bringing It All Back Home CBS
32344 Producer: Tom Wilson
CAROLE KINGHer Greatest Hits Epic EPC 32345
Producer: Lou Adler
NEIL DIAMONDClassics - The Early Years CBS
32349 Producers: Jeff Barry. Ellie
Greenwich
The latest batch of the CBS Nice
Price series, which also marks its
relaunch with a brand identity inmind. Journey have alreadycharted, and all the LPs, with
their differing styles and sounds,
are eminently sellable, especiallyto age groups not normallyfrequenting record retail outlets
these days.
••(all albums)

Quintets K 515. 516, Mozart,
Esterhazy Quartet and Wim Ten
Have. Decca Florilegium OSLO610.
The Esterhazy Quartet has, in thepast, been praised for its authentic
performance of Mozart's Quartets
but criticised for musical dullness.
It is ironic, therefore, that this discshould come out after the group has
disbanded, for it combines period
performance with a feeling for themusical line and meaning that has
not been hampered by apparent
scholastic demands.
With the box of Mozart's Haydn
Quartets and now these Quintets,
the Esterhazy has covered much of
the most loved chamber repertoire
for small string groups, although
there is an enormous amount left foranother group to do.
At the moment, the only Quartet
prepared to take up the challenge is
the Salomon Quartet recording forHyperion, but this record is such atreat that one can only lament the
departure of Jaap Schroder's group.

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SHADY BUSINESS on light industrial premises? The directors and staff ofMaking Waves Distribution, hopefully face a bright future in their new andlarger warehouse in East London. Standing deft to right) are Scott Lund, Ann
Barker, Graham Avann, Chris Hedges and Tony Krivit; seated are Barry Martin— just appointed a director of the company — with co-directors dive Davisonand Dave Lawrence.
NOW SETTLED into more spacious
the classical, ethnic, folk and jazz
premises at 6-8 Alie Street. London
markets.
El, Making Waves has announced
an important new deal which brings
This month the range of LPs isthem exclusive distribution rights toaugmented by a new range of cheap
Everest (USA) product.
cassettes (£2.99 RRP) by artists
Following negotiations withincluding Tony Bennett, the Everly
Everest president Bernie Solomon,
Brothers. Johnny Cash, Andy
Making Waves is to have the huge
Williams, and Paul Revere and thecatalogue of budget titles covering
Raiders,

e-e

s

i;

THE SUCCESS that HMV has had in selling clothing with music-related
designs can be measured by the fact that the Oxford Street store has, for the
first time, given its prestigious window space to something other than records
or videos: the promotional T-shirt.
HMV Oxford Street ground floor manager Gordon Dick said that "in the past
three months T-shirts sales have grown by dOO per cent" and that the store is
fully committed to the tine as a year-round stock item.
The window (above) was dominated for a week by these shirts designed andprinted by Mobile Merchandising, which has over the past few years fought
and won several legal battles against merchandising bootleggers, and which
set up a licensing system which pays groups royalties for the right to use
their name and image on T-shirts. The HMV window is something of a coupfor Mobile, and for UK distributors to the record trade, Oulerlimils, which
supplies this chain (though Mobile is also distributed by Wynd- Up I.
PAGE 16

HOLY TOY
Warszawa. Uniton Records U
010/010MC. Producer: Andrei
Nebb and Bjorn Sorknes.
Distribution: Pinnacle. Exiled Pole
Nebb is the pivotal force behind thisotherwise Norwegian band. His sadbut hopeful songs, telling of the
tragic waste of Poland and thecontinual exploitation of the Polishpeople, should fire the imaginationof today's youth, brought up on
newsreel of Lech Walesa et a/. The
music is moody and troubled as
befits the lyrics which are translated
and explained in a free newspaper
included wth the LP. Some
multiples have already picked up on
it. Stirring stuff.
THROBBING GRISTLE
Editions Frankfurt-Berlin.
Illuminated Records SJAMS 31.
Distribution: Pinnacle. Live
German performances from theformer spokespeople of alternative
culture are as "experimental" as one
would imagine. The sound quality
on some tracks doesn't help TG's
heavily-textured sound either, butseveral tracks lift the album out ofthe doldrums and some fans will
obviously want this live
"statement", the second in TG'splanned trilogy of albums. Indie
charier.
DUETEMMOOr So It Seems. Mute Records
STUMM 11. Distribution: The
Cartel and Spartan. After testing
most people's endurance with thewonderfully varied textures andrhythms of Dome, Bruce Gilbert andGraham Lewis have teamed up with
Mule's Daniel Miller to produce aneven more esoteric LP of undulating

GREGORY ISAACSMr Isaacs. Vista Sounds STLP
1014. Producer: artist.
Distribution; IDS/Jetstar. Reggae
crooner Mr Isaacs is currently very indemand, and although the material
here is not new (it was recorded
around three years ago and has been
unavailable except on import). It
stands every chance of crossoversales.
HACK HACK
Despite Amputations. Shout
Records MX 002. Distribution;
Rough Trade/Cartel. Producer:
Nick Gibson. HH come on manic
and menacing in an attempt to fuse
the unlikely combination of Bauhaus
and James Brown, who they nameas their main influences. Chiming
guitars and clever use of staccato

MUSIC & VIDEO WEEK AUGUST 20, 1983
Reviewedby
TONY JASPER

SOraOCLdS

demonstrating vocal gymnastics and
CHART CERTS
inter play. Has religious refrain and that
MADNESS
usually scares UK radio stations.
Wings Of A Dove (Stiff BUY (IT) 181, CBS)BARBARA DICKSONDAVID BOWIE
Tell Mo It's Not True (Epic A3684, CBS)
Modern Love (EMI America EA 158, EMI)
From Willy Russell's musical Blood
CLASSIX NOUVEAUXBrothers, and sounding show-biz;resoundingly sung and pretty without
Forever And A Day (Liberty (12) BP 419, EMI)suggesting
chart commerciality. though
CLIFF RICHARD
refrain is infectious.
Never Say Die (EMI 5415, EMI)
NATALIE COLE
ROD STEWART
Too Much Mister (Epic A3617, CBS)
What Am I Going To Do? (WEA W9564, WEA)
Title line steals honours in song struggling
to remove itself from being a very goodGARYNUMAN
alburn cut or club "live" number where
Warriors (Beggars Banquet BEG 95, WEA)
artist can strut as she spits out her lines.
THETRUTH
Nat's daughter has had one UK hit, ThisA Step In The Right Direction (Formation TRUTH 2, WEA)
Will Be (32, 19761.
JACKSON•exercise until end of month, record JOE
Cosmopolitan (A&M AM 134 CBS)OTHERS
hopefully forgettable.
There's never a shortage of new singles
THE MOODY BLUES
from inventive Jackson. This is off
Blue World (Threshold TH30, JEEP
Factory (Airport AIRP 006, Airport) Fifth forthcoming Mike's Murder album, andPolyGram). Group first charted with Go single
featuresplenty of instrument variationfrom Hounslow band with
Now (1, 1964); this is in the mould of Continental
feel. The lyrics are an though the song is not too easy to pick
post-1968 music with updated backing, important elementup.
and are clearly
usual clear purposeful musical direction,
against fast moving
well produced by Pip Williams. No pronounced
BIGGLESthrobbingbeat.
surprises but fans will love it.
University Of Swing (WEA X 9716,
ANNABELLAMB
WEA)
Lyric pays tribute to W E John's
JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS
Riders
On
The
Storm
(A&M
AM(X)
131,
popular creation and there it is
Fake Friends (Epic (T)A3615, CBS) US CBS) I doff my cap to this talented artist perenniallylikelytobuyers get Coney Island Whitefish for
her version of The Doors classic. and sung.rest even if it is well put together
seven-inch B side while UK gets Nitetime. forpace kept, but there are subtle
Both cuts on UK 12-inch sound Same
differences — for instance a tasty mid- PATRICK GAMMON
increasingly like Suzi Quatro Ex- way
guitarbreak. Hopefully this record Do My Dirty (A&MAM132 A&M
Runaway had hits with I Love Rock 'N' will make Lambthe star she should be.
AM(X) 132 CBS) Every disco-flyer has
Roll (4,1882), Crimson And Clover (60,82)
heard the tune, the rap. the style but then
TANK
but sounds jaded
is also saleable and there is a
Echoes Of A Distant Battle (Music for familiarity
Nations (12) KUT 101, Pinnacle) No- key change and some differences.
FRIENDS AGAIN
Sunkissed (Phonogram MOON2,(12) nonsense band with cut off album This IVOR CUTLER/LINDA HIRST
PolyGram) Folky, summery acoustic- Means War, Now a four-piece with what Women Of The World (Rough Tradehas been well called a rough 'n' ready RT145, Rough Trade) Simplistic lyrics
guitar song with mouth-harp near end.
Inoffensive, but in need of mighty push approach, here they drive away furiously. about
women saving the world. Backing
from Phonogram people.
THE CLARK SISTERS
sparse and rightly so in-view ofYou
Brought
The
Sunshine(IntoMy"message",but, a certain lady is not for
DEBBIE AND THE PINS
Life) (Elektra E 9810, WEA) Spirited, consideration as pithy end comment
Hula-Hoop (Everybody's Doing Their bouncy
numberwith
women
up-scale
makes
clear
Thing) (Straight Eight HOOP 1, Indies)
Fresh, fast-paced with female lead andFor swifter review, send your singles
male back-ups and some late Fifties soft
direct to-.
rock 'n' roll riffs. Goes with hula-hoops
TONY JASPER at 29 Harvard Court,
and aerobics; Dutch artist and her team
Honeybourne
Rd.,
London NW6 1HL.
are the subject of a massive UK PR[PS
Cambridge
Folk Festival
Once again the idyllic setting ofCambridgeshire's Cherry Hinton Hall
Grounds played host to this new
traditional annual good-timeweekend event. This year's festival
was graced by the presence of such
names as Alexis Korner, Queen Ida,
Maria Muldaur, The Fureys,
Stephane Grappelli, The Free
Mexican Airforce, Fred Wedlock, aone-off reunion of The Strawbs plus
a wealth of more obscure talents.
The crowd seemed quite happy tohear The Strawbs repeat what could
have been their farewell concert
back in 1980. They originallyappeared at Cambridge in 1965 as
The Strawberry Hill Boys and werejoined over the years by 'Hud'
Hudson and John Ford (latterly
known as Hudson Ford), Blue
Weaver, Sandy Denny andnumerous others until in the earlySeventies it seemed that their
bluegrass roots would be trampled
underfoot. Rick Wakeman thenadded classical overtones and Dave
Cousins picked up his electric guitar
making the Strawbs a morecommercially viable band.
Several years on and Part Of The
Union, Lay Down and other classics
showed no audible signs of wear
and tear from the original line-up
who actually succeeded in rousing a
vocal accompaniment from theaudience. Unfortunately the only
album to have survived through thisinactive period is A&M's Best Of
The Strawbs compilation, but one
gets the impression that the bandare eager to start all over again.
The Remarkable Queen Ida
brought a touch of Mardi Gras toCherry Hinton for the first two daysof the festival. Two storming sets on
both Friday and Saturday night

brought each day's proceedings to atumultuous end and a targe outdoor
crowed were again treated on
Saturday afternoon.
Despite assorted beer tents being
open all day long Queen Ida's blend_of Country, Swing-beat, R&B andthe distinctive Cajun and Zydeco
rhythms from the Queen's own
accordion provided a more potent
and unfamiliar brew. The Queen Ida
LP is available on Sonet, though
recapturing this kind of live
atmosphere on vinyl must have been
an impossible task.
By stark contrast Maria Muldaur's
set left a 5,000 strong audience
hypnotised by what can only bedescribed as a beautiful experience.
The voice that could melt solid rockwarbled gently through R&B, C&W,
rock 'n' roll, gospel, folk and jazzwith incredible ease. It has sadly
been some time since any productwas released in the UK, though one
delightful album is still available on
WEA simply entitled Maria Muldaur.
A further memorable occasion
was created by The Free Mexican
Airforce, a band consisting of Peter
Rowan (ex Wild Stallions), Flaco
Jimenez, and Tex Logan. Together
they successfully enlivened theaudience that the previous Dylan
soundalike had just spent an hoursending to sleep. As each of thesemusicians is a star in their own rightin the US it was a rare occurrence to
see the three of them performing
together.
Stephane Grappelli, is, without
doubt, one of the most remarkableviolinists of the twentieth century.
At 75, and with 60 years of public
performances behind him, he neverceases to impress his audiences. His
vibrant energy seems totally
inexhaustible and once again hepositively delighted a rapturous
crowd. A whole wealth of albums isstill currently available including
Norwegian Wood on RCA, Parisianpr
ZP J\_
Swing on Decca and Strictly For
The Birds on EMI.
Unpredictability is what
Cambridge is all about and this year
was no exception. It is less of a folk
event than a summer fair where
absolutely anything goes, but its
Club Tent (where almost anyone canstand up and play) has discovered its
fair share of talents over the years.
However, judging by the popularityof the event one wonders why theorganisers do not persuade their
television sponsors to release anannual album featuring the festival's
highspots.
GRAHAM PHILIPS

Stella Starr
STELLA STARR has built up a solid
reputation on the cabaret/night-clubcircuit, and her few TV appearances
have brought her undoubted vocal
talents to a wider public. Watchingher performance at The Talk Of
London — formerly the London
Room, and which is making boldattempts to fill the gap vacated by
The Talk Of The Town — one
wonders why she hasn't done morerecording work.
Starr is the consumate cabaret
performer, but avoids a lot of the
sheer brashness often found in such
artists. Her vocal range is quite
remarkable; whether it be a numberin the "click song" style (she wasborn in South Africa), a show tune
like I Only Want To Laugh, or aballad like Feelings or Memory, shegives them all sympathetic readings,
never sacrificing the quality of thesong.
Grace Kennedy and Patty Boulaye
have both done a lot of recording
work in the past - Stella Starrshould soon join their ranks.
CHRIS WHITE

Editedby
CHRIS WHITE

Tf/SM

Tedinocallyspeaking
By DANNY VAN EMDENBEV SAGE and Steve Fairnie are not the sort of people to do things byhalves; so last year when they changed record companies, from Satril to
PRT, they also changed names — from the Techno Twins to the Technos
after the rise of the Thompson Twins — and adopted a whole new approach totheir music.
"Basically, last year was the end of an era," says Bev Sage. "We'd been
concentrating on Technostalgia which mixed Thirties and Forties-style
movie music with humour and visuals, and we'd narrowly mi&sed having a
hit and appearing on Top Of The Pops with Falling In Love Again. This was
before people like Sting and Captain Sensible had had hits with revival
music. When they did it really winded our direction."
The turning point came when Fairnie and Sage toured with Imagination
at the end of the year and suddenly new things began to fall into place.
"We started writing in a different style. Working with Imagination we got
to meet the right kind of people — the sort of people who were making thesort of electro-pop/gospel sound we wanted to move towards," Sage
recalls.
The tour with Imagination also introduced the Technos to Gary Hughes, a
new writing partner, and they now have six tracks towards a new LP
scheduled for mid autumn.
In the meantime, their new single, Foreign Land, is shaping up well in thelower half of the chart with Radio One airplay to its credit. The duo are
lining up plenty of PAs to back it and "PRT is really doing us proud on it,"says Sage.
As if this was not enough to keep them busy. The Technos have recently
sold the idea for a new Monopoly-type board game based on the musicbusiness to Virgin Games.
"Steve worked on the game while I was working with Modern
Romance," says Bev, whose vocals featured on MR's hit Queen Of The
Rapping Scene. "The game is based on our history and involves goinground the streets, getting a band together, getting signed up and so on."Further ahead, the duo have plans for the world's first holographic board
game based on Orwell's 1984, and then there's Steve's work hypnotisingchickens . . . but that's definitely another story.
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THE ANIMALS have signed to Miles Cope/and's IRS label — the deal covers
the band's new album. Ark, and single The Night, both released on September
2. The band — featuring the original members Eric Burdon, Alan Price, Chas
Chandler, Hilton Valentine and John Steel — are currently on a two-monthcoast-to-coast US tour. They return to tour Europe, including at least two
London dates, in the autumn.
"All this cost-effective combo now
require is a good agent toconsolidate their career on the club
Talent tips
and college circuits, and turn it into
an extraordinary success story".
Contact: De Whalley or Ratty,
BELGIUM RECORD label Cash Original Artists, 197 Latchmere
Records, distributed in Benelux by Road, London. SW11 (01-223
Ariola, is looking for soul/disc/funk 0334).
songwriters. The label has signed □ □ □Mike Anthony (who had a MONTAGE REAL Estate, a fiveContinental hit with Why Can't piece London-based band, are
We Live Together) and Tony looking for a recording deal. They
McKenzie, and is looking for songs have spent the last few months
that would make suitable follow- writing songs which they will be
ups for both artists.
presenting in their current string of
Cash Records, St Jacobsmarket London gigs, including the Rock75, Antwerp, Belgium. Tel: (3232) Garden (22). Guitarist Bill Passmore
0429 or (3252) 6574.
says: "We write collectively, and□□□the combination of ideas from five
THE EXTRAORDINAIRES, alias people has made the songs
Chris Tulloch and John Evans, are memorable and unlike anyone
looking for "a good agent to else's."
Contact: Rob Wermerhng,
consolidate their career on thecollege and club circuits". The Autumn Press, 1 Kings Head Hill.
piano and guitar duo have carved London E4 (01-524 2899).
themselves a considerable London □ □ □fringe reputation with their brand LEWIS COULSON, a pop and rockof "original jump 'n' jazz". They music agent in Canada for the last
have recently expanded their line- 10 years, is now based in the UK
up, signed for management with and is looking for suitable bands
former rock journalist and A&R and artists who are breaking in
man Chas de Whalley, and a major North America, for coast-to-coast
publishing deal is currently under Canadian lours.
negotiation. In addition,
Contact; Lewis Coulson, 5 Bushy
independent product is scheduled Mead, Widley, Hants. Tel: (0705)
for the autumn. Says de Whalley: 375567.
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Columbia/CBS
7* 7 KEEP IT UP. Lover Boy
RSO
8* 10 STAYING ALIVE, SoundtrackMCA
9* 13 REACH THE BEACH. The Fixx
10* 11 DURAN DURAN, Duran DuranCapitolL
11* 12 SHE WORKS HARD .... Donna Summer
Mercury
12 8 CARGO, Men At Work
Columbia/CBS
Columbia/CBS
13 9 FRONTIERS. Journey
14 15 PIECE OF MIND. Iron Maiden
Capitol*
15* 19 THE PRINCIPLE..Robert Plant
SwanSong
16* 17 SPEAKING IN TONGUES. Talking Heads
Sire
RCA
17* 18 SWEET DREAMS. Eurythmics
RCA
18 14 H2O, Daryl Hall & John Oates
Warner Bros
19 16 1999. PrinceBlackheart/MCA
20* 20 ALBUM. Joan Jctt
Virgin/Epic
21 21 KISSING TO BE CLEVER, Culture ClubA&M
FASCINATION,
Human
League22*
23
ALBUMS ARTISTS: Depeche
A&M
23 25 CUTS LIKE A KNIFE, Bryan Adams
Mode f top) and The Associates.
Warner Bros
24 24 ELIMINATOR. Z2 TopPasha
25* 27 METAL HEALTH. Quiet Riot
RCA
26* 28 AFTER EIGHT. Taco
Arista27 22 STATE OF CONFUSION. The Kinks
28 26 KILLER ON THE RAMPAGE, Eddy Grant Portrait/Ice
Distributor Codes
Atlantic
29* 29 ZEBRA. Zebra
Columbia/CBS
30* N AN INNOCENT MAN. Billy Joel
A - PRT 01-640 3344
Warner Bros
B — Ronco 01-876 8682
31* 34 IN YOUR EYES. George Benson
BK - Backs 0603 26221
RCA
33
32*
ROSS.
Diana
Ross
BLM — Black Marketing —01-609 7017/8
33* 48 RHYTHM OF YOUTH. Men Without Hats Backstreet
BM — BiBi Magnetics 01-223 5955
Columbia/CBS
34* 37 FASTWAY. Fastway
BU - Bullet 08894 76316
Geffen35 35 TAKE ANOTHER PICTURE. Quarterflash
C - CBS 01-960 2155
CEL - Celtic Music 0532 432637
Jet
SECRETMESSAGES.
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36*
41
CON - Conifer 08954 47707
Epic
37* 42 PONCHO & LEFTY. M. HaggardA/V. Nelson
CS — Cassion 01-485 8704
E - EMI 01-561 8722
RCA
38 32 LIVING IN OZ. Rick Springfield
F — PolyGram 01-590 6044
Col/CBS39* 61 PUNCH THE CLOCK. Elvis Costello
FP - Faulty 01-727 0734
AristaG — Lightning 01-969 8344
40* 51 GET IT RIGHT. Aretha Franklin
GR — Graduate 0384 59048
GY — Greyhound 01-3858146
H - HR Taylor 021-622 2377
I — Cartel (Backs, RoughTrade) and
BULLETS 41-100
Fast Product — 031 661 5811
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43* 50 TEXAS FLOOD. Stevie Ray Vaughn
Probe - 051 236 6591
Red Rhino (Mid) - 0926 26376
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47*
RedRhino(Nth) — 0904 641415
51* 70 STAY WITH ME TONIGHT, Jeffrey Osborne A&M
Revolver — 0272 299105
Asylum
IDS — Independent Distribution
58* N LAWYERS IN LOVE. Jackson Browne
Services 01-476 3222
66
NO
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ON
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59*
IKF - 02514 20053
Solar
Midnight StarILA — Independent Record Labels
Solar
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68* 83 THE LOOK. Shalamar
IMS — Import Music Service (via
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EYES,
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77*
88
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78* 124 FASTER THAN THE SPEED OF NIGHT. Columbia/CBS
IMP - Impex 01-229 5454
Bonnie Tyler
IN - Inferno 021-233 1256
Sire
IRS — Independent Record Sales
82* 95 YOU AND ME BOTH. Yaz
850-3161
Columbia/CBS
86* 98 EDDIE MURPHY. Eddie Murphy
J — Jungle 01-359 9161
JS - Jetstar 01-961 5818
CBS 1 Associated
89*178 DRASTIC MEASURE. Kansas
JSU — Jazz Services Unlimited
Capitol
93* 172 BORN TO LOVE. Bryson/Flack0422 64773
Capitol
K - K-tel 01-992 8000
95*100 YOUR MOVE. America
KS — Kingdom — 01-836 4763
L — Lugtons 01-348 9122
M - MSD - 01-602 3483
MB — Menace Breakers 01-381 1391
MFP — Music For Pleasure
01-561 3125
OTHER NEW ENTRIESMK - 041-333 9553
Asylum134* EVERYBODY'S ROCKIN*. Neil Young
MW — Making Waves 01-481 9917
Arista
N — Neon 09363 5029
GREATEST HITS, Air Supply
152*
0 - Outlet 0232 222826
FANTASTIC.
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154*
OR — Orbitone 01-965 8292
Sire
P - Pinnacle 0689-73144
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AristaTHE
REAL
MACAW,
GrahamParker166*
PR — President 01-839 4672
Epic
PRO — Projection 0702 72281
173* THIRD GENERATION. Hiroshima
R - RCA 021-525 3000
Mango
SYNCHROSYSTEM.
King
Sunny
Ada
180*
RT - Rough Trade 01-221 1100
MCA
185* SHINE ON ME. OneWay
RU - Ruff Lion - 01-221 1604
SO - Stage One 0428 4001
ON THROUGH THE NIGHT. Del Leppard Mercury
187*
SP - Spartan 01-903 8223
188* PASSION. GRACE AND FIRE,
SW - Swift 0424 220028
J. McLaughlin, AI Dimeola. Paco Da Lucia Col/CBS
T - Trojan 01-961 4565
MCA
TE - Tent 0708-751881
190* EMOTION, DFX 2
TOL - The Other Label 01-624 1843
A&M
OUTLANDOS
D'AMOUR,
The
Police195*
V — Vista Sounds 01-951 3178
W - WEA 01-998 5929
WU - Wynd Up 061-7989252★Bullets are awarded to those products demonstrating the greatest
X — Clyde Factors 041-221 9844
airplay and sales gains.
Y - Relay 01-579 6125
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ME
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Agnotha Faltskog (Mike Chapman)
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17 WHITE FEATHERS ©
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55
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97
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31
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ECORD?
UNNY AFTERNOON' is the superb new! Vadvertised
album from Impression Records.
Twenty original tracks featuring the memorable
summer sounds of The Lovin' Spoonful, The Byrds, The
Kinks, Traffic, The Turtles, The Small Faces, Donovan, The
Mamas and Papas, Fleetwood Mac, Gary Puckett
and The Union Gap, Bobby Hebb and Georgie Fame.
/'Sunny Afternoon' is a major campaign from
Impression, the company with TV advertising experiencethat is second to none.

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So watch out for the 'Sunny Afternoon' commercial//

on ITV and Channel 4.
Phase One starts on 24th August with 60 and 30
second spots in Central and London over a period of
three weeks, backed up by full colour window and instored isplay.
Order 'Sunny Afternoon' now, and achieve thehottest sales on record.
20 ORIGINAL TRACKS AS MEMORABLE
ASALONGHOTSUMMER.

Order from I.D.S. 01-476 3222. Album: LP-IMP2 Cassette: TC-IMP2
Cassette manufactured on BASF <0 Tape.

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Catalogue No: 7" XERO 1, 12" XERO IT with extra track.
XERO, No 15 this week in The Heavy
Metal Chart says thanks to most Radio
Stations, especially Radio Essex, Manx,
Moray Firth, Tay, Aire, Red Rose,
Hereward, Centre, Severn. Wiltshire,
Robin Valk on BMRB and Phil Easton ofRadio City.

BRICK YARD RECORDS
Distributed by Pinnacle*2^ 0689-73144 — Further Inquiries 01-7471695

All merchandising enquiries (Badges.
Patches, etc.) to XERO'S official
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Chevy signs Sun
LONDON BAND The Sun havesigned to Chevy Records, anindielabel distributed by IDS.
into melodic rock
Their first single. Start the
HIDDEN TALENT Music, a management and production company Countdown/The X-Factor,
based in the North of England, has started its own label both recorded at Abbey Road
specialising in melodic hard rock, "a musical area not often Studios, is released August 19.
catered for by the other indie rock labels, and not exploited by the
majors to the extent it is in the US". The first release, scheduled
for autumn, is by Tommy Morrison previously with Real Records,
and whose last album was produced by former Free and Bad Bitches Sin tapeCompany man, Paul Rodgers. His first release for Hidden Talent, HEAVY METAL band Bitches
How Come The Weak Man Looks So Strong, is distributed by Sin have a cassette. Out Of My
Pinnacle and has been produced by Ed Stasium, known for his
released on Terminal
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Records (cat, no. TCAS 21).
(Grahame Thompson and Tom Noble), la Marden Road Whitley The
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Bay, Tyne& Wear (0632-511751).
and has an RRP of £2.49.
Distribution by Pinnacle.
Hanoi Rocking again
HANOI ROCKS' second UK colour picture sleeves, and the The Real Thing
single is released this week 12-inch version features an(12). Until I Get You is available extra track. Oriental Beat. To THE MAGNUM Music Group isin seven and 12-inch formats, tie in with the release. Lick releasing a Little Richard
and is taken from the band's Records is also releasing the greatest hits compilation, The
domestic album release, Back band's first three albums at a Real Thing (Magnum ForceTo Mystery City. Both formats retail price of £4.99. MFM 018), which has a dealer
mid-price tag of £2.50. The LP,of the records will be in full- Distribution is through IDS.
which includes Long Tall Sally
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original David Oxtoby paintingof the artist.
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TARMARISK, a progressiverock band from Romford, havefinalised a deal with theindependent LTC label andrush-released a four trackcassette. Lost Properties,
available direct from 3b Hacton
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MATINEE MUSIC, the Reading
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Alien Sex debut
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Cavern update
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2 RONALDS ROAD, LONDON N51XH.

ARABESQUE Ltd. Swan Works.Fishcrs Lane.Chiswick.London W4 1RX.
Tclephone:01-995 3023 or994 7889/7880 Telex: 291908 ARAB G.

CLEAR P.V.C. RECORD COVERS
Made from 500 gauge seamless tubing, giving
maximum strength. Buy direct from the manufacturer at keenest prices, by return delivery.
Samples, prices and discounts on application.
CLEAR POLYTHENE RECORD COVERSIN HEAVY DUTY FILM
LP size: 1000 £42.50, including VAT and carriage.
VIDEO CASSETTE CASES
Made to accommodate VHS, BETA, V-2000 &"Triple Format", produced in a variety of colours& styles.
Samples of all items available.
PLASTIC SALES Leicester, LIMITED
10/12 DARTFORD ROAD, LEICESTER, LE2 7PQ.
Tel: 0533 833691.

DO YOU WANT TO INCREASE YOUR SALES?
00 YOU WANT TO JOIN A WINNER?
If the answer to these 2 questions is YES then maybe you
would like to hold an OLDIES UNLIMITED franchise.
Every local 17 year-old could be directed to your shop to buy
records. Attractive in-store display material is provided and acomprehensive back-up service for good measure. Let
OLDIES UNLIMITED help you fight the recession.
RING TELFORD (0952) 612244. 617625 or 618264 AND ASK FOR
ANTHONY OR JACK LEWIS FOR FURTHER DETAILS.

QUALITY CLEAR
PVC RECORDALBUM COVERSAT COMPETITIVE PRICES AND FREE DELIVERY IN THE UK
Made to sun 12 ' L.P , 7" E.P b Double Albums in 500 gauge, glass clear,fiexrbie PVC lor harder Wearing 12" L.P. Covers also available m 600 & 800
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VIDEO
CASES
Tri
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vdeo casserteLIBRARY
library cases
available to accommodate V.H.S..
~ 3nd V-2000 cassette formats in a variety of colours plus standard
For further details, prices and samples please apply to —PANMER LIMITED. Unit 12, Woodside Place Woodside Avenue
Alperton, Middlesex HAO 1UW Tel: 01 903 7733.
39p each£37 per 100£175 per 500
2 styles
100 top name■K
display titlesW
available
on request £7.99
per 100 or 10p eachall plus VAT & carriage\ J
GLOBALRECORD SALES
3 CHEPSTOW STREET,MANCHESTER
Tel. 061-236-5368/9

BROWSER DIVIDERS i
For LPs and Singles
in Plastic andFibre board-also
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6 colour
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from the specialists . . .
AIRBORNE PACKAGING
Beatrice Road, Leicester
Tel. (05331 536136

FOLK FOLK FOLK
Overstocks bought for cash
All folk labels supplied
Extra discounts
Sale or Return scheme
Send for details
FOLKSOUND
3 Broadway
Coventry(0203 711935)

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SALES PROMOTIONPERSONWe urgently require an enthusiastic selfstarter; aged between 19-25, to cover our
Surrey/Sussex area.
Applicants must have sales experience and aclean driving licence. Agood basic salary,commission and a company car will beoffered to the selected applicant.
Please apply in writing to:ALAN FIRTH
HEAD OF SALES
A&M RECORDS LTD.
136-140 NEW KINGS ROADLONDON SW6 4LZ.

REQUIREDSALES/PROMOTIONREPRESENTATIVES
BY"FEEDBACK PROMOTION SERVICES"FOR THEIR NEW "DRIVE-FORCE".
ALL AREAS
Applicants must have sales and promotion experience inall aspects of the music industry. Males/females, aged
between 18 and 30 with clean driving licence.
High basic salary and expenses and commission.
Please contact us at: —FEEDBACK PROMOTION SERVICES (Dept. DF/11).
14-16TheService Road, Potters Bar, Herts. EN610A.
Tel: Potters Bar 44512/44410.
N. IRELAND:—FEEDBACK PROMOTION SERVICES,
25 St. Anne's Gardens, Greysteel,
Co. Londonderry, N. Ireland, BT47 3TT.
Feedback is a member of the: —CLUB GARBO (ENTERTAINMENTS) L TD.,GROUP OF COMPANIESKIShapedMetal
ButtonCnrstsl BADGESNew Designs-Top Quality
For brochure and samples
Ring 0295 57321
PIN BADGE COMPANY.
P.O. Box 22, Banbury.

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3 furnished self-contained
offices to let.
2 minutes Kings Cross station.
Suit management — promotor — plugger — small
record label.
Top floor 2 rooms 200 sq ft £25 a week,
2nd floor 1 room 200 sq ft £35 a week.
1st floor 1 large room 500 sq ft (display window to mainroad) £45a week.
1 month in advance.
Ring John Williams on 278 8528.
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3 Chepstow St.,
Manchester.
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MisterPromotions for Button
I Badges,TeeCrystals.
Patches. Studs.
I Oils.
T shirts and all the latest mrock paraphernalia.
1 Contact Mister Toe on1 (06621
515291 or 68457 today Mister- Tee Promotions. 66 Blackwell
I Street, Kidderminster.
LICENSED
T-SHIRTS
Choose from the largest range ofBand Approved designs in London
All pr inted on unbeatable high quality
T shirts
EXPRESS SERVICELEADING TRADE SUPPLIERS'-Outer Limits^
20 Kingly Street London W1
Tol 01 439 2306/01 734 4101

HIGH QUALITY T-SHIRTS
British and American bands plus genericand legendary designs. All shirts
packed for easy record store display.
Arena Wholesale Ltd
B6/68 Pentonville Rd, London N1 9HS
Tel: 01-833 1121/01-258 3G26

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STARZONETHE OFFICIAL DAVID BOWIEMAGAZINE
Available from
RED MOON MERCHANDISING LTD
21 Berwick St.
London W1
01-439 7420
TogetherwithitFullNEW
ColourOfficial
Pholonraphic
Badgesfor sale
24 TRACK PROFESSIONAL
RECORDING STUDIO
Excellent track record.
In West London
Genuine offers in theregion of £115,000,
Box No. MW 1130

BADGES PLUS
ENAMEL, LAPEL,CRYSTAL CUT-OUT.
SHAPED
Belt-Up Promotlona (Revtem Ltd!
St. Edmunde Church. Cornwall
Rd.. Croydon. Surrey CR0 3RD
Tel: 01-688 7269 Telex No. 8M218

RECORDNOBEL PRIZE
WINNERS WANTED
Can you tell the Mary Jane Girlsfrom the Nolans?
Do you understand the Style Council ads?
Are Fa rah's so far out they're in?
If these questions mean anything at all to you, why
not apply for a job with Britain's most stylish pop
weekly, RECORD MIRROR. We have two vacancies,
one for a fashion conscious reporter to co-ordinate
our revolutionary Star Style section and one for afeature writer to keep us that crucial step ahead.
Youth, flair and zest are more important thanservice on the Grimsby Bugle. Please apply,
enclosing a short example of your work to Eric
Fuller, RECORD MIRROR, 40 Long Acre,
London. WC2.

WBIG SCREENS, T.V. & VIDEO
PROJECTORS.
ALL BRANDS AVAILABLE
AT THE LOWEST PRICESTHROUGHOUT THE U.K
WITH FULL NATIONWIDEBACKUP SERVICES.
BEAM TELEVISION
01-5871500 -8 lines.

MOTOR VEHICLE andMUSICAL EQUIPMENT
INSURANCE C0VERFIELD
01-680 9581

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Due to a further expansion of the C1C Video Sales
Division, we require the services of two experienced
professional sales people to cover the following regions;
1) BUCKS/BERKS/OXON AND PART HAMPSHIRE
2) SOUTH WALES AND SOUTH WEST ENGLAND
The successful applicants will have already gained
experience in selling to retail outlets and have achieved
consistently high sales figures.
In return he/she will be joining one of the market leadersin the video film industry and will have the opportunityof contributing towards the future growth of CIC Videoin the UK
Remuneration comprises basic salary, bonus, company
car and PPP membership.
If you feel that you can meet the professional demands
that these sales positions require, then write to us
outlining your career to-date.

MUSIC
BUSINESSEXECUTIVE
Aged 31. Wide knowledge ofMusic
Publishing/
Management Well connected with most Record
Companies in the UK and
Overseas. Both a Sound
Administrator and a
Creative Hustler. Can
provide references of 10
years work experience
with major companies. Will
consider any suitable position
and will offer percentage
option on existing interests.
BOX NO. MW 1133
WHEN REPLYINGTO ADVERTISEMENTS
PLEASE MENTION

Applications in writing only please to:
CIC Video UIP House
45 Beadon Road Hammersmith
LONDON W6 OEG

MUSIC & VIDEO

Display_

VIDEO

Merchandiser
CBS Records are looking for the right young
person (21 +) to become their Display
Merchandiser, in
Sheffield/Leeds andsurrounding areas.
You'll be responsible for setting up versatile,
creative displays in a number of record shops andstores throughout the region, working largely on
your own initiative. You must have display
experience, be able to build rapport with dealers
and be able to demonstrate evidence of creative
flair.
We offer a competitive salary, in addition to acompany car, plus generous discounts on all ourrecords and tapes etc.
Write, giving full career details to Phyllis
Morgan, Personnel Manager, CBS Records, 17-19
Soho Square, London W1V 6HE.
CBS RECORDS

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Required Urgently

EXPERIENCED
RECORDING ENGINEER
for our new studio complex
in South Africa.
Applicants should preferably have a basic
knowledge of equipment maintenance. Minimum commitment of 1 year required. Attractive
salary with free accommodation is offered.
Please reply in writing ONLY to:
DEREK STICKLEN,
Battery Studios,14-16 Chaplin Road, London, NW2 5PN.

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Virgin Retail Ltd.
Due to an inter Company transfer
the position of

We require experienced telephonesales personnel.
This new section of our operation
is being set up to complement ourrecently recruited sales/strike force.
The suitable candidates should be:
1. Capable of setting up and maintaining
a successful operation.
2. Methodical in their approach.
3. Used to working under pressure, and haveprevious record company experience.
In return we will pay a good salary +bonus, offer a non contributory pension
scheme + non contributory Private Patients
Plan, along with all the usual benefits
associated with a multi national Record Company.
Please phone Pat Tynan on 01-439 9915
for further details

ASSISTANT
to the Marketing andSales Manager
has become vacant in our offices based in
NW10. We are looking for someone withexcellent typing, preferably a knowledge ofshorthand, lots of enthusiasm and the ability
to work on their own initiative.
Salary negotiable.
Please 'phone
Eileen Schembri on
01-961-2919
for an application form.
NOAGENCIES.

The Notions No. 1 Independent record distributor
PINNACLE RECORDS
has a vacancy for a
WEST END OF LONDONSALES REPRESENTATIVE.
A good salary is offered with this position, plus
commission, bonus scheme & company vehicle.
Applicants should have obvious selling ability,
preferably selling in the London area.
Essential factors are experience, enthusiasm, energy& a professional, well organised approach.
To apply phone CHRISTINA CLIFFORD during
office hours (08,30-12/14.00-16.00)
on 0689 27000.

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CONTACTYORK BUSINESS
administration
The complete secretarial service(Ideal for Fan Clubs).
FAN CLUB DIRECTORIES FOR SALE
C1.20 incl. P&P payable YBA MusicYorkBIRMINGHAMHouse, 22 Frederick
B1 3HE.St.,
021 236 5918.

Urgently Required
RADIO/TV PROMO PERSON
Specifically to handle National Radio & TV Promouons,
with an emphasis on London based Radio stations. The
successful applicant should have experience in this field,
be exceptionally enthusiastic and geared towards
handling 'Dance' orientated music. All applicants must
hold a driving licence (preference will be given to
applicants with their own carl. Expenses and car
allowance will be paid.
Please apply with full C. V. in writing to:Miss K. JAYWARDENA,
Streetwave Records.
2-4 Queens Drive. West Acton. London W3 OHA.

TAPE OPERATOR
Required for major West End
Recording Studio.
Maximum of 6/12 months
experience required.
Please reply to:
Box No. MW 1134.

Sales and Service require
SALES REPRESENTATIVES
for its new team
SCOTLAIMD/IMORTH EAST ENGLAND
Good salary and bonus
plus company car
Join the Gipsy SAS
We also require TELEPHONE
SALES PERSONNEL
Good salary and bonuses.
Call Paul Francis on
01-736 6304^"/Disco Product
Progressive north London wholesaler requires a
Disco Enthusiast
To run a rapidly expanding sector of the business. Salaryis negotiable. If you are aged 19-25 with a thoroughknowledge of the current disco scene plus a flair for
selling write to:Box MW 1132
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WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORSARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE
INTRODUCTION OF THEIRHOMECOMPUTERRANGE OF PRODUCTS
COMPRISING^SELECTED BEST SELLING COMPUTER GAMES**HARDWARE**ALL AVAILABLE WITHIN 24 HOURS*And our Start Pack includes;*DISPLAY BOARDS**POSTERS*
and *POINT OF SALE MATERIAL*
and an * EXCHANGE FACTOR*
For further details contact:
7 KILBURNIE PLACETRADESTON INDUSTRIAL ESTATEGLASGOW G58QR
041 -429 5155

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14 BIRCH LANE
LONGSIGHT
MANCHESTER M13ONN
061 -224 2823

COMPETITIONSINCLAIRPLUS

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We would like to take this opportunity to thankall of you who have supported us byentering the competition during
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