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BOX TO D 1CXD S \CLES (w\sJ] ()THE ONE THAT YOU LOVE AIR SUPPLY (Arista AS 0604) 2 10 2 BETTE DAVIS EYES KIM CARNES (EMI -America 8077) 1 17 I DON'T CO 31 Weeks On 6/11 Chart SELVIRA THE OAK RIDGE BOYS (MCA -51084) 4 11 JESSIE'S GIRL RICK SPRINGFIELD (RCA JH12201) 5 17 THEME FROM "THE GREATEST AMERICAN HERO" JOEY SCARBURY (Elektra E-47147) 6 STARS ON 45 - MEDLEY 6 10 STARS ON 45 (Radio Records/Atlantic RR 3810) 3 15 YOU MAKE MY DREAMS DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES (RCA PB -12217) 8 12 NEED YOU KENNY ROGERS (Liberty 1415) 9 6 9 ALL THOSE YEARS AGO GEORGE HARRISON (Dark Horse/Warner Bros. DRC 49725) 7 9 SLOW HAND POINTER SISTERS (Planet/Elektra P-47929) 12 8 OBOY FROM NEW YORK CITY MANHATTAN TRANSFER (Atlantic 3816) 13 9 12 THIS LITTLE GIRL GARY U.S. BONDS (EMI -America 8079) 10 13 13 A WOMAN NEEDS LOVE (JUST LIKE YOU DO) RAY PARKER, JR. & RAYDIO (Arista AS 0592) 11 20 14 HEARTS MARTY BALIN (EMI -America 8084) 16 9 15 WINNING SANTANA (Columbia 11-01050) 15 15 16 AMERICA NEIL DIAMOND (Capitol P-4994) 14 13 MODERN GIRL SHEENA EASTON (EMI-America 8080) 19 11 18 IS IT YOU LEE RITENOUR (Elektra E-47124) 17 14 GEMINI DREAM MOODY BLUES (Threshold/PolyGram TR601) 21 7 QUEEN OF HEARTS JUICE NEWTON (Capitol P-4997) 24 8 21 I LOVE YOU CLIMAX BLUES BAND (Warner Bros. WBS 49669) 18 23 22 SEVEN YEAR ACHE ROSANNE CASH (Columbia 11-11426) 22 15 23 TIME THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT (Arista AS 0598) 25 14 24 THE WAITING TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS (Backstreet/MCA BSR-51100) 20 12 25 SWEET BABY STANLEY CLARKE/GEORGE DUKE (Epic 19-01052) 27 12 TOUCH ME WHEN WE'RE DANCING CARPENTERS (A&M 2344) 31 5 27 SUKIYAKI A TASTE OF HONEY (Capitol P-4953) 26 20 DON'T LET HIM GO REO SPEEDWAGON (Epic 19-02127) 30 6 THE STROKE BILLY SQUIER (Capitol P-5005)32 10 30 IN THE AIR TONIGHT PHIL COLLINS (Atlantic 3824) 33 8 LADY (YOU BRING ME UP) COMMODORES (Motown M1514F) 36 5 32 THE BREAKUP SONG (THEY DON'T WRITE 'EM) GREG KINN BAND (Beserkley/Elektra B-47149) 37 9 July 18, 1981 Weeks On 6/11 Chart 33 (THERE'S) NO GENNIE TIN' OVER 2MER 39 4 34 ENDLESS LOVE DIANA ROSS and LIONEL RICHIE (Motown M 1519F) 47 3 35 DOUBLE DUTCH BUS FRANKIE SMITH (WMOT 4W85351) 38 8 36 NOBODY WINS ELTON JOHN (Geffen GEF 49722) 29 11 37 GIVE IT TO ME BABY RICK JAMES (Gordy/Motown G 7197 F1) 40 9 38 WHAT ARE WE DOIN' IN LOVE DOTTIE WEST (Liberty 1404) 28 7 ROCK AND ROLL DREAMS COME THROUGH JIM STEINMAN (Epic/Cleveland Int'I. AE7 1232) IT'S NOW OR NEVER 42 8 JOHN SCHNEIDER (Scotti Bros./CBS ZS6 02105) 44 8 URGENT FOREIGNER (Atlantic 3831) 48 3 COOL LOVE PABLO CRUISE (A&M 2349) 57 3 43 A LIFE OF ILLUSION JOE WALSH (Asylum E-47144) 35 9 44 FOOL IN LOVE WITH YOU JIM PHOTOGLO (20th Century-Fox/RCA TC -2487) 23 15 45 DON'T WANT TO WAIT ANYMORE TUBES (Capitol P -A5007) 49 5 46 STRONGER THAN BEFORE CAROLE BAYER SAGER (Boardwalk WS8 02054) 34 10 47 LOVE ON A TWO WAY STREET STACY LATTISAW (Cotillion/Atlantic 46015) 53 5 48 BEING WITH YOU SMOKEY ROBINSON (Tamla/Motown T54321) 41 22 49 FEELS SO RIGHT ALABAMA (RCA PB -12236) 56 6 50 IT DIDN'T TAKE LONG SPIDER (Dreamland/RSO DL 111) 50 8 51 EVERLASTING LOVE REX SMITH/RACHEL SWEET (Columbia 18-02169) 59 4 52 ANGEL OF THE MORNING JUICE NEWTON (Capitol 4976) 43 22 53 TAKE IT ON THE RUN REO SPEEDWAGON (Epic 19-01054) 46 18 l9 54 YOU'RE MY GIRL FRANKE & THE KNOCKOUTS (Millennium JH -11808) 68 9 3 55 DON'T GIVE IT UP a1 ROBBIE PATTON (Liberty P -A 1420) 74 2 56 TWO HEARTS STEPHANIE MILLS (20th Century-Fox/RCA TC -2492) 45 11 FIRE AND ICE PAT BENATAR (Chrysalis CHS 2529) - 1 TOM SAWYER RUSH (Mercury/PolyGram 76109) 64 4 SUZI RANDY VANWARMER (Bearsville BSS 49752) 65 5 WHO'S CRYING NOW JOURNEY (Columbia 18-02241) - 1 61 SHADDUP YOU FACE JOE DOLCE (MCA-51053) 55 13 REALLY WANNA KNOW YOU GARY WRIGHT (Warner Bros. WBS 49769) 75 3 63 THE KID IS HOT TONITE LOVERBOY (Columbia 11-02068) 67 5 NIGHTWALKER GINO VANNELLI (Arista AS 0613) 73 4 65 FANTASY GIRL .38 SPECIAL (A&M 02330) 58 7 66 NICOLE POINT BLANK (MCA -51132) 71 4 Weeks On 6/11 Chart 67 PROMISES BARBRA STREISAND (Columbia 11-02065) 54 9 r0 88 THAT OLD SONG RAY PARKER, JR. & RAYDIO (Arista AS 0616) 88 2 69 NOTHING EVER GOES AS 70 71 72 73 PLANNED STYX (A&M 2348) 83 2 SIGN OF THE GYPSY QUEEN APRIL WINE (Capitol P-5001) 61 9 FLY AWAY BLACKFOOT (Atco/Atlantic 7331) 79 4 SOME ROB'RT GORDON ((RCA PB -12239) 72 4 WHAT SHE DOES TO ME (THE DIANA SONG) THE PRODUCERS (Portrait/CBS 12-02092) 63 6 74 LIVING INSIDE MYSELF GINO VANNELLI (Arista AS 0588) 52 18 75 JONES VS. JONES KOOL & THE GANG (De-Lite/PolyGram DE 813) 51 9 78 STRANGER JEFFERSON STARSHIP (Grunt/RCA JB-12275) 77 BREAKING AWAY 78 87 2 BALANCE (Portrait/CBS 24-02177) STARS ON 45 - MEDLEY II 84 2 STARS ON 45 (Radio Records/Atlantic RR 3830) 89 2 79 UNDER THE COVERS JANIS IAN (Columbia 18-02176) 86 2 80 YOU DON'T KNOW ME MICKEY GILLEY (Epic 14-02172) 90 2 81 YOU ARE FOREVER SMOKEY ROBINSON (Tamla/Motown T54327F) 66 5 82 THE REAL THING THE BROTHERS JOHNSON (A&M 2343) 69 5 '83 WALK RIGHT NOW THE JACKSONS (Epic 19-02132) 76 4 84 SOME CHANGES ARE FOR GOOD DIONNE WARWICK (Arista AS 0602) 70 5 85 JOLE BLON GARY U.S. BONDS (EMI -America P -A8089) 1 86 SWEETHEART FRANKE & THE KNOCKOUTS (Millennium JH -11801) 62 20 87 STILL RIGHT HERE IN MY HEART PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUE (Casablanca/PolyGram NB2332) 60 14 88 PAY YOU BACK WITH INTEREST GARY O' (Capitol P -A 5018) - 1 89 SQUARE BIZ TEENA MARIE (Gordy/Motown G 7202F) - 1 90 LOVE LIGHT 91 92 93 94 95 96 YUTAKA (Alfa ALF-7004) - IT HURTS TO BE IN LOVE DAN HARTMAN (Blue Sky/CBS ZS6 02115) 80 4 DON'T LET GO THE COAT THE WHO (Warner Bros. WBS 49743) 77 4 AMERICAN MEMORIES SHAMUS M'COOL (Perspective PR -107) 94 3 TOO MUCH TIME ON MY HANDS STYX (A&M 2323) 78 18 PULL UP TO THE BUMPER GRACE JONES (Island IS 49697) 96 3 WATCHING THE WHEELS JOHN LENNON (Geffen GEF 49695) 82 17 I WAS COUNTRY WHEN 97 COUNTRY WASN'T COOL BARBARA MANDRELL (MCA 51107) 1 98 JUST THE TWO OF US GROVER WASHINGTON, JR. (Elektra E-47103) 84 24 99 HOW 'BOUT US CHAMPAIGN (Columbia 11-11433) 81 23 100 WHAT CHA' GONNA DO FOR ME CHAKA KHAN (Warner Bros. WBS 49692) 93 10 ALPHABETIZED TOP 100 SINGLES (INCLUDING PUBLISHERS AND LICENSEES) A Life Of Illusion (Rio Ray/Wow & Flutter - ASCAP) 43 A Woman Needs (Raydiola - ASCAP) 13 All Those Years (Ganga - BMI) 9 America (Stonebridge - ASCAP) 16 American Memories (Celtic - BMI) 93 Angel Of The Morning (Blackwood - BMI) 52 Being With You (Bertam - ASCAP) 48 Bette Davis Eyes (Plain & Simple/Donna Weiss - ASCAP/BMI) 2 Boy From New York (Trio - BMI) 11 Breaking Away (Daksel - BMI) 77 Cool Love (Irving/Pablo Cruise - BMI/Almo - ASCAP) 42 Don't Give It Up (British Rocket/Adel - ASCAP) 55 Don't Let Go The Coat (Towser Tunes - BMI) 92 Don't Let Him Go (Fate - ASCAP) 28 Don't Want To Walt (Pseudo/Irving/Foster Frees/Boone's Tunes - BMI) 45 Double Dutch (Wimot/Frashon/Supermarket BMI) 35 Elvira (Acuff -Rose - BMI) 3 Endless Love (PGP/Brockman/Intersong - ASCAP Administered) 34 Everlasting Love (Rising Sons - BMI) 51 Fantasy Girl (Rocknocker/W.B./Easy Action - ASCAP) 65 Feels So Right (Meypop - BMI) 49 Fire And Ice (Rare Blue/Big Tooth/Discott/Denise Barry - ASCAP) 57 Fly Away (Bobnal - BMI) 71 Fool In Love (Nearytunes - ASCAP/Fanfare/Nearytunes - BMI) 44 Gemini Dream (W.B./MCA - ASCAP) 19 Give It To Me (Jobete & Stone City - ASCAP) 37 Hearts (Mercury Shoes/Great Pyramid - BMI) 14 How 'Bout Us (Dana Walden - license pending) 99 I Don't Need You (Bootchute - BMI) 8 I Love You (C.B.B. - ASCAP) 21 I Was Country (PI -Gem - BMI) 97 In The Air (Effectsound Ltd./Pun - ASCAP) 30 Is It You (Rit Of Habeas - ASCAP) 18 It Didn't Take Long (Jiru/Land Of Dreams - ASCAP)50 It Hurts To Be (Screen Gems -EMI - BMI) 91 It's Now Or (Gladys - ASCAP) 40 Jessié s Girl (Roble Porter - BMI) 4 Joie Blon (Fort Knox - BMI) 85 Jones vs. (Delightful/Fresh Start - BMI/Double F - ASCAP) 75 Just The Two (Antisia/Bleunlg - ASCAP) 98 Lady (Jobete & Commodores - ASCAP) 31 Living Inside (Black Keys - BMI) 74 Love Light (Little Tiger/Damle - ASCAP) 90 Love On A Two (Gambi - BMI) 47 Modern Girl (Pendulum/Sea Shanty/Unichappell - BMI) 17 Nicole (Hamsteln - BMI) 66 Nightwalker (Black Keys - BMI) 64 No Gettin' Over Me (Rick Hall - ASCAP) 33 Nobody Wins (Intersong - ASCAP) 36 Nothing (Stygian (Admin. By Almo) - ASCAP) 69 Exceptionally heavy radio activity this week www.americanradiohistory.com Pay You Back (Maribus - BMI) 88 Promises (Stigwood/Unlchappell - BMI) 67 Pull Up (Ackee/Grace Jones - ASCAP) 95 Queen Of Hearts (Drunk Monkey - ASCAP) 20 Really Wanna (Rondor, Adm. By Almo/High Wave ASCAP) 62 Rock And Roll (Neverland/Lost Boys - BMI) 39 Seven Year Ache (Hotwlre/Atlantic Corp. - BMI) 22 Shaddap You Face (Remix - BMI) 61 Sign Of The Gypsy (Irving - BMI) 70 Slow Hand (Warner-Tamerlane/Flying Dutchman/Sweet Harmony - BMI) 10 Some Changes (Prince Street - ASCAP/Unichappell/Begonia - BMI) 84 Someday (Belwin/Mills - ASCAP) 72 Square Biz (Jobete - ASCAP) 89 Stars On (Various Publishers - BMI/ASCAP) 6 Stars On II (Various Publishers - BMI/ASCAP) 78 Still Right Here (Kentucky Wonder - BMI) 87 Stranger (Allen - BMI) 46 Stronger Than (Unichappell/Begonia Melodies/Fedora - BMI/Hidden Valley - ASCAP) 87 Sukiyaki (Beechwood - BMI) 27 Suzi (Terraform/Fourth Floor - ASCAP) 59 Sweet Baby (Mycenae - ASCAP) 25 Sweetheart (Big Teeth - BMI/Bright Smile - ASCAP) 86 Take It On The Run (Buddy - BMI) 53 =Exceptionally heavy sales activity this week That Old Song (Raydiola - ASCAP) 68 The Breakup Song (Rye -Boy - ASCAP) 32 The Kid Is Hot (Blackwood/Dean Of Music - BMI) 63 The One That You (Careers/Bestall Reynolds - BMI) 1 The Real Thing (State Of The Arta/BroJay - ASCAP)82 The Stroke (Songs Of The Knight - BMI) 29 The Waiting (Gone Gator - ASCAP) 24 Theme From "Greatest American Hero" (In Dispute) 5 This Little Girl (Bruce Springsteen - ASCAP) 12 Time (Woolfsongs Ltd./Careers (Adm. By Irving) - BMI) 23 Tom Sawyer (Core - ASCAP) 58 Too Much Time (Styglan (Admin. By Almo) - ASCAP) 94 Touch Me When (Hall -Clement - BMI) 26 Two Hearts (Frozen Butterfly - BMI) 56 Under The Covers (Mine Int'I - ASCAP) 79 Urgent (Somerset/Evansongs - ASCAP) 41 Walk Right Now (MIJac Siggy/Ranjack - BMI) 83 Watching The Wheels (Lenono - BMI) 96 What Are We Domn' (Chappell/Sailmaker - ASCAP) 38 What Cha' Gonna (Average (Admin. by Ackee) Longdog - ASCAP) 100 What She Does (Huge - BMI) 73 Who's Crying (Week High Nightmare - BMI) 60 Winning (Island - BMI) 15 You Are Forever (Bertam - ASCAP) 81 You Don't Know Me (RIghtsong - BMI) 80 You Make My (Hot-Cha/Six Continents - BMI) 7 You're My Girl (Big Teeth - BMI/Bright Smile - ASCAP) 54 JA
, special CASH BOX NEWS IRD STRIKES LONG BEACH - Jet recording artist Ozzy Osbourne recently !o a turnaway crowd at the Long Beach Arena, his debut in the Los Angeles area as a Pictured backstage after the performance are (I-r): Steve Einczig and Lori Holder, strait/CBS Associated Labels (E/P/A); Osbourne; Don Arden, head of Jet s; Sharon Arden, Osbourne's manager; and Jeff Siroty, Robin Wren and Larry CBS Records. )use Panel Urged To Raise nalties For Record Piracy by Earl B. Abrams VGTON - The push to increase the is for piracy and/or counterfeiting Dn pictures and sound recordings :o the House copyright subcommitweek, where it was noted that such cost the movie and record in- ; more than $1 billion in 1980. vitnesses testified July 8 in favor of the penalties for these infringe - from the present misdemeanor + a felony. They were James Bouras, alcture Assn. of America attorney, g for MPAA and the Recording In - Assn. of America, and Renee assistant to the associate general, Department of Justice. louse hearing followed by three similar hearing with the same witpy a Senate subcommittee. Ills are pending in Congress on this One, H.R. 3530, is sponsored by ail Optimistic Sales Outlook Rest Of 1981 by Dan Nooger iRK - Despite the woes brought by ,conomy and increasing record Cash Box survey of retail chains vn that most claim sales for the first ils year are running about the same than for the comparable period in archandisers cited increased sales ie product, aggressive advertising National Assn. of Recording idisers (NARM) "Give The Gift Of campaign as factors that helped sate for a lack of strong star and lower discretionary spending imers. Ceenan, president of the Portland, led, nine -store Everybody's chain, at sales for the fiscal year ended Nere up over 13%, due In large part iy schedule of TV advertising over several months. Three hundred re run over a recent 10 -day period, ienan, done as co-ops with various abets to push specific records or lines. Included were the Moody ie CBS midline series and MCA's n Plus" $5.98 line and Tom Petty & rtbreakers' album. es were cited by all retailers as a maintaining or increasing sales. iy's Keenan noted that midlines (continued on page 14) Congressman Barney Frank (D -Mass.) and co -sponsored by 10 other members. The other, S.691, is sponsored by Senator Strom Thurmond (R-S.C.), who is chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Both bills would raise the maximum penalties for piracy -counterfeiting from the present $50,000 and/or two years imprisonment to $250,000 and/or five years imprisonment. Both also specify that penalties would be imposed where, during a 180 -day period, 1,000 recordings or 65 movies are reproduced or distributed. The 'House bill would amend the copyright law; the Senate bill, the U.S. criminal code. Bouras emphasized that piracy and counterfeiting of records, movies and tapes has grown into a billion -dollar -a -year industry that has attracted organized crime. He contended that because the present penalties constitute a misdemeanor, prosecutors are discouraged from bringing charges and results in judges imposing light sentences. The imposition of tougher penalties, he insisted, would act as a deterrent to criminals and catalyze prosecutions by enforcement officers. Yarnell Testifies Bouras was joined in his House testimony by Jules Yarnell, RIAA special anti -piracy counsel, who related instances of civil lawsuits that resulted in judgments against pirates and counterfeiters but !continuec on page 14) Breakthrough Seen In Search For Quality Domestic Vinyls by Michael Glynn LOS ANGELES -A major domestic supplier of vinyl resins and compounds to the record industry has introduced a new inexpensive, ultra -quiet formulation that it claims is comparable in quality to the highpriced German and Japanese vinyls currently used in the making of audiophile discs. Keysor Corp., based in Saugus, Calif., recently began supplying a number of major pressers with KC600, the latest lowcost, high-grade PVC copolymer manufactured here in the U.S. since Vitec, a competing company, debuted its (uiex 1 and 2 vinyl formulations. Along with the pressers themselves, label quality control executives have praised the introduction of KC600 as significant manufacturing development in the area of raw materials. "We are serviced by a number of plants and two of those facilities, both of which are WEA Manufacturing plants, have begun using KC600 and the results, from what I can determine, have been quite good," said Ed Outwater, director of quality assurance for Warner Bros. Records. "Wakefield, which does a lot of pressing for various audiophile labels, has been using it for a little while now, and they have been quite satisfied with it. It's encouraging to see that the use of the compound is becoming more widespread." One of the problems with such high quality vinyls as Germany's Teldec, according to Outwater, has been in the disc molding process itself. That problem, added Keysor president Howard Hill, has been eliminated with KC600. Unique Dye "(KC600) is the only material on the market that utilizes a dye rather than carbon black, a particulative additive which is a major cause of noise," Hill said. "It processes extremely well in manufacturing plants, leaving fewer defects, and because of its ability to mold easier, KC600 does offer better high frequency definition." Hill noted that while certain pressers have been utilizing KC600 since December of last year on a test basis, it has only been available in bulk since the end of April. In addition to WEA Manufacturing and Wakefield, Monarch Records has been one of the more extensive users of the compound, while RCA "has done some work with it" and CBS' plants have also been "taking a look at it," according to Hill. Mary Bornstein, international vice president of quality control for A&M Records, whose pressing and manufacturing is done primarily by CBS, said that while CBS "has come up with some pretty quiet compounds themselves," KC600 is "one of the quietest compounds I've ever heard. Nominal Cost "I've just listened to test pressings at this point and haven't analyzed it closely yet, but upon normal listening, it's as good as anything out there," Bornstein added. "I think It's great that someone domestically is producing a compound that compares with the foreigners'." As far as price is concerned, Hill stated icontiv,ed on page 18) Mail Order Houses See Rising Sales Of Major Label Product by Fred Goodman NEW YORK - Independent mail order record retailers, traditionally reliant upon specialty and small label items for the bulk of their business, are reporting a growing trade in product distributed by major labels. Mall order merchandisers surveyed by Cash Box attribute the shift to an inability on the part of distributors to reach the rural market and an increased reliance on hit product by retailers, one stops and major label record clubs. The survey also shows an increased business in urban areas. long the exclusive province of specialty stores. Many of the mail order merchandisers STARS GO GOLD - "Stars On 45" and "Stars On Long Play," the medley single and album released on Radio Records, recently won gold certifications from the RIAA. Pictured at the presentation are (I -r): Doug Morris, president, Atlantic Records (Radio's distributor); Ed McGlynn, chairman, Radio; Jimmy Gielbert, vice president, sales, Radio; Dick Kline, president, Radio; Sheldon Vogel, vice chairman, Atlantic; and Dave Glew, executive vice president/general manager, Atlantic. opened their businesses as specialty houses, offering import items, jazz, bluegrass, classical or ethnic music exclusively. While most retain an emphasis on a particular type of music, many are discovering opportunities in markets they expected to be locked out of. "We automatically assumed that if an album was on Columbia or Warner Bros., we didn't have a chance to sell it," says James Eigo of Brooklyn -based Daybreak Express Records. "When ECM went with WEA, I figured that was the end of my ECM business in this country. You'd be amazed at how much ECM product I still move. And it's not just them, the stores and the one stops just don't stock deep catalog anymore, especially out in the boondocks and the suburbs. "Although my catalog lists specific titles and labels, I now tell my clients that I'll get any jazz record, even if I don't advertise it," he adds. "I'm starting to think of myself less as a specialty house and more as an international mom-and-pop store." 'Wide Open' Market Although they are all affiliated with major labels, Eigo has found the mail order market wide open for albums on Blue Note, Pablo, and Savoy. "Nobody handles that stuff outside the major cities," he says. "And while a distribution network like WEA is powerful enough to get the product out into any market, the system is geared for salesmen to push new pop and hit product. I doubt any salesman operating in the suburbs is pushing Eberhard Weber when he could be selling Joni Mitchell." Bob Porter of Jazz, Etc. in Bergenfield, N.J., now does "about 50%" of his business in established catalog items that he at one time assumed were covered by retailers. (continued on page 15) July 18, 1981 5
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