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SINGLES

DON'T GET ME WRONG Pretenders

CAN'T HELP FALLING IN LOVE Corey Hart

DON'T STAND SO CLOSE TO ME The Police

CONTROL Janet Jackson

LAND OF CONFUSIION Genesis

YOU'RE WHAT I LOOK FOR Glass Tiger

SHAKE YOU DOWN Gregory Abbott

C'EST LA VIE Robbie Nevil

THE FUTURE'S SO BRIGHT Timbuk 3

VICTORY Kool & The Gang

KISS YOU Billy Joel

THIS IS THE TIME Billy Joel

OPEN YOUR HEART Madonna

CHANGE OF HEART Cyndi Lauper

TOUCH ME Samantha Fox

No.1 SINGLE

ALBUMS

BON JOVI Slippery When Wet

PRETENDERS Get Close

COREY HART Fields Of Fire

GLASS TIGER The Thin Line

DURAN DURAN Notorious

DAVID & DAVID Boomtown

EDDIE MONEY Can't Hold Back

PAUL YOUNG Between Two Fires

No.1 ALBUM

BALLERINA GRL Lionel Richie

ME TO THE BOOMTOWN - David & David -gl/E'RE READY

= Boston

JIMMY LEE Aretha Franklin

KEEP YOUR HANDS TO YOURSELF

Georgia Satellites

A HARD DAY'S NIGHT The Beatles

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN Live Alive

KIN KS Think Visual

ROBERT CRAY Strong Persuader

KANSAS Power

Although Between Two Fires is R&B influenced, singer Paul Young wants

(if anything) his new album to be labelled rock, certainly not pop, and explains why.

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STAND BY ME BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN FLYING ON YOUR OWN EUROPE Ben E. King Live 1975-1985 Rita MacNeil The Final Countdown Atlantic

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Labatt's entering U.S. 'quietly and unobtrusively'This past month, Labatt's entertainmentoperation, Blue Live, presentedsinger/songwriter Vangelis in Los Angeles,which marks the company's first involvementinto concert promotion stateside. "We'removing in quietly and unobtrusively," saysJudy Pal, Labatt's public relations coor-dinator.

Actually, Blue Live's Jim Skarrett ex-plains the move is "just a follow-up to ourphilosophy of trying to get involved totally inthe music and entertainment industry, as op-posed to being just a sponsor of an event.

"We'd like to get involved in (more)U.S. presentations, venue management, likewe have with Massey Hall - merchandisingand publishing," he continues. "An all en-compassing company, with each arm of ithelping the other arm."

To that particular end, 6 months ago,Skarrett hired Larry Mason (formerPolyGram A&R Director), who is currentlyin England following his return from L.A.and the sold -out Vangelis shows. Althoughbased in Ontario, Mason "spends most of histime in either London, New York, or L.A.

"A lot of what he'll be doing will be cen-tred on the European scene," Skarrett ex-plains, "just looking at the newer things com-ing out, trying to get a handle on the direction

Hornsby & The RangeNo.1 at MuchMusicKen Bain's untiring promotion efforts onbehalf of Bruce Hornsby & The Range isbeginning to pay off with top of the chartnumbers and this week a No. 1 berth on theMuchMusic Top 30 (Dec. 12). Other signifi-cant movers are Parachute Club's Love IsFire, up to No. 7 from 10; BruceSpringsteen's War, which moves to 12 from16; Robbie Nevil's C'est la vie, up to 13 from20; and Cyndi Lauper's Change Of Heart to19 from 24.

Chart adds this week are Corey Hart inat No. 20 with Can't Help Falling In Love;Kool & The Gang's Victory at 27; and LandOf Confusion by Genesis, new at 29.

Prior to the first of his 3 sold out shows atToronto's Maple Leaf Gardens (Nov. 12-14),Lionel Richie met with members of MCAand their guests (back row I to r) CameronCarpenter (Motown Label Mgr.), Richle, Lee

(Joint Communications), Dave WattPpress & Publicity MCA), and (front I to r)eter Delmer (MCA Onario promo rep),

Randy Lennox (Director of Sales, MCA).

of where some of the new music trends arecoming from."

Having dealt with bands such as DireStraits, Stevie Ray Vaughan and J.J. Cale,Skarrett maintains Mason's expertise is not"in being a promoter or so much abusinessman, as being a person who is involv-ed with the management and development ofartists."

Therefore, as well as assisting Canadianbands (Kim Mitchell, Haywire, ParachuteClub and The Partland Brothers) in theirendeavours to conduct a viable national tour,Blue Live will also be presenting foreign actsthat are "just starting out," building in theprocess "loyalty and a relationship" withthose acts.

Skarrett agrees, "Yes, we've had a goodtrack record with some of the developingstuff. We took Mr. Mister out when peoplewere saying 'Mr. Who?' and it turned out tobe very successful and we took the PlatinumBlonde tour, when the album was virtually a

Court gets toughon bootleggerPatrick Fox, Director of Investigative Ser-vices for the Canadian Recording IndustryAssociation (CRIA) reports that the most re-cent prosecution for copyright infringement"has yielded Canada's most severe penalty todate."

David Wolotko, who pleaded guilty to asingle count of fraud over $1,000 under theCriminal Code, was sentenced to 1 day in jailand a $15,000 fine. He appeared beforeJudge M.H. Harris in Scarborough (Ontario)Provincial Court (Dec. 1-2, 1986). JudgeHarris also made an order pursuant to Sec-tion 25 (3) of the Copyright Act (R.S.C.1970) that all material seized by the police intheir raid of Apr. 18, 1986, be delivered toFox as a representative of "those personswhose copyright interests were infringed."As a result, Fox reports that "some 360 videobootleg masters and 649 audio bootlegmasters will be destroyed."

According to Fox, Wolotko, operated"a substantial mail-order bootleg businessknown as Rockin' Ears/Rockin' Video."

Fox goes on to explain that there wasevidence the accused "may well have beenresponsible for the distribution of bootlegmaterials valued at up to $1,000,000 annuallybut, because these business operate on a cash -only basis, the Crown could not establish theexact amount of business done by Wolotko."

The bootleg recordings were of live per-formances by major artists in countriesaround the world dating from 1972 to and in-cluding a performance by Rush in Montrealfrom Mar. 7, 1986. Also included were some17 video and 17 audio bootlegs of Bruce Spr-ingsteen performances. The accused,Wolotko, apparently offered the bootlegitems at an average price of $35.00 per hourof recording time.

Fox concludes with "The heavy penaltyimposed by Judge Harris should serve as adeterrent to video and audio pirates, ascopyright owners whose works are pirated inthe future, use the Wolotko decision as aprecedent for even higher penalties.

demo tape."Obviously, we can't take on hundreds

on those projects, but those are the kinds ofprojects that I find a lot more satisfying thangoing out and buying someone who'll sell-outin 4 hours . . . I mean . . that's a great end ofdie business . . . that's the business end ofshowbusiness.

"But the other end of working with anact, watching it develop and seeing it come toa gold album (Haywire) and a national tour,to me that is the satisfying side of it. Theother part is very much technical: you buy arider, you put it on sale, and you build a stage- then you do a show. That's very satisfyingfinancially, but that's not as satisfying to aperson who's in the music business."

Springsteen set 'diamond'before New Year - OatesAs far as certification is concerned for BruceSpringsteen's new release, that won't comeuntil January. But with shipments expectedto easily surpass the quarter million markbefore the new year, Don Oates, Vice Presi-dent Marketing & Sales for CBS RecordsCanada, reports the 5 -LP box set will actuallyhave reached the diamond plateau before theend of the month.

With the label's fiscal year ending Nov.28, Oates also explains that CBS finished1986, "substantially" over budget."However, even without Bruce Springsteen,we would have been over budget," he adds.

In terms of both dollar and unit figures,the Springsteen live compilation has givenCBS Records, "our best month ever," saysOates. On the year, "without Bruce, itwouldn't have been our 3rd best, but withhim, it's been our 2nd best ever."

Initially though, the tremendous de-mand for the boxed set did place theirmanufacturing division in a bind, and Oatesrelates they were in. a "heavy-duty catch up"situation subsequent to replenishing stock,with respect to other artists' product. "We'reover the hump now," stresses Oates, "andback into a full supply cycle of the other pro-duct."

Although, as in previous years, CBS in1986 didn't have the one blockbuster record,Oates attributes their success to releasing "alot of platinum acts." These include the TopGun Soundtrack, Billy Ocean, Jennifer Rush,Cyndi Lauper, Billy Joel, Miami SoundMachine, and The Outfield, among others.

"Even without Bruce Springsteen,"Oates concludes, "we were having an excep-tional year - better than last year."

Days of operation varyfor holiday seasonAs in past years, days of operation for themajor labels, vary somewhat over the comingholiday season. They are as follows:ABM, CBS, MCA, Polygram, WEAOpen: 22, 23, 29, 30, 31.Closed: 24, 25, 26, 1, 2Capitol, RCAOpen: 22, 23Closed: 24, 25, 26, 29, 30, 31, 1, 2

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other part is very much technical: buy a rider, you put it on sale, and you build a stage

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financially, but that's not as satisfying to a person who's in the music business."

Springsteen set 'diamond' before New Year - Oates

As far as certification is concerned for Bruce Springsteen's new release, that won't come

until January. But with shipments expected to easily surpass the quarter million mark

before the new year, Don Oates, Vice Presi- dent Marketing & Sales for CBS Records

Canada, reports the 5 -LP box set will actually have reached the diamond plateau before the end of the month.

With the label's fiscal year ending Nov. 28, Oates also explains that CBS finished

1986, "substantially" over budget. "However, even without Bruce Springsteen,

we would have been over budget," he adds. In terms of both dollar and unit figures,

the Springsteen live compilation has given CBS Records, "our best month ever," says

Oates. On the year, "without Bruce, it wouldn't have been our 3rd best, but with

him, it's been our 2nd best ever." Initially though, the tremendous de-

mand for the boxed set did place their manufacturing division in a bind, and Oates

relates they were in. a "heavy-duty catch up" situation subsequent to replenishing stock,

with respect to other artists' product. "We're over the hump now," stresses Oates, "and back into a full supply cycle of the other pro-

duct." Although, as in previous years, CBS in

1986 didn't have the one blockbuster record, Oates attributes their success to releasing "a

lot of platinum acts." These include the Top Gun Soundtrack, Billy Ocean, Jennifer Rush,

Cyndi Lauper, Billy Joel, Miami Sound Machine, and The Outfield, among others.

"Even without Bruce Springsteen," Oates concludes, "we were having an excep- tional year - better than last year."

Days of operation vary for holiday season

As in past years, days of operation for the major labels, vary somewhat over the coming

holiday season. They are as follows: A&M, CBS, MCA, Polygram, WEA Open: 22, 23, 29, 30, 31.

Closed: 24, 25, 26, 1, 2 Capitol, RCA

Open: 22, 23 Closed: 24, 25, 26, 29, 30, 31, 1, 2

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A photo is worth a thousand wordsHow cute and coy we are, living in the securi-ty of a major market like Toronto, andforgetting the rest of the country. A notefrom a major radio programmer to a RecordsTo Radio writer, says, "Thanks to your arti-cle in RPM, I now know what you look like."He went on to propose marriage, but we'lloverlook that aspect of his "panting" revela-tion, and instead, point out the importance ofRPM in the field.

ACTRA Radio AwardsHow about one setting for a dinner andaward show and not have us sitting in seatstoo crowded and walking around the streetsto a restaurant that children really like. Ididn't like it! (EC: Too bad, see if they inviteyou next year!)

Just as few refinements!!The Broadcast Executive Society's Christmasluncheon is one of the biggest events of theyear (EC: Bigger than the Junos??) but itcould stand some minor adjustments. Thewhole format is perfect except for the rockbands they book. Wouldn't it make moresense to have a dance band outside theballroom for the merrymakers to dance to,after the first draws . . . and let the others en-joy themselves over drinks in the ballroom? It

" . . the prophets of doom, the messengers ofmediocrity, will be overwhelmed by the newgeneration of competent, creative, confidentartisans and by oil those of preceding generationswho have already demonstrated their freshness ofmind, their talent and their capacity for inspiredleadership." - Pierre Juneau

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makes more sense to make the main draw andlet the dancers dance on . . . and the drinkerstalk on. It was tough to think during the rockshow, and the demographics were wrong forthis kind of . . . concert. Other than that, itwas perfect.

It's party time ... !!Tis the season to be jolly, or you missed thegreatest party of the year. The annual Broad-cast Executive Society held their annual partyat Toronto's Sheraton Centre (Dec. 11/86).and like years past . . . it was a zoo. Forgetabout getting a drink (EC: I hope someonefrom the BES kept tab on what was actuallyserved!!) Well . . . I gotta tell you, this was agreat party. Where can you rub shoulderswith the creme de la creme of the broadcastbusiness, and come away still believing inCancon as a force in the broadcastingbusiness? All these people need is a littleguidance and they can come over to our side.Forget the wars, these people bleed just likewe do, and cracking that barrier should be abreeze. Most of the broadcasters I met at theBES luncheon (EC: Do you mean BS party . .. ??) were quite aware of Cancon and howimportant it was to their programming day(EC: Records make up almost 90 percent ofprogramming, which allows for about 30 per-cent Cancon . . . did you say 30 percent . . .??)

It could come to pass!Is a big shot (EC: Careful!!!) ready to stepdown, relinquish his tarnished crwon andhand over the reigns of a mammoth recordempire to young blood. It could be . . . andtime will tell!!!

It could be next year!!!From what we hear and we hear a lot! Thenext twelve months may be the most in-teresting in the history of Canadian broad-casting. More next year!!!

Nice to be ... King!!There he was . . . sitting on his throne with hisQueen beside him . . . on a ship in the middleof the Atlantic. RPM's Stan Klees, probablythe most popular passenger aboard the cruiseship, reigned over this mid -Atlantic tradition.It was a great 2 weeks . . . made possible byDavid Buxton, Ulianna Buxton, Doreen Far-rugia, Kelly Gaden, Preeka Woods, MaryJane Gallivan, Brenda Eggett, and JenniferGray. The TSS Atlas would have sunkwithout them. What a great crew!!

In the mid -Atlantic, Stan Klees is King Nep-tune, Jennifer Gray is his Queen, as DavidBuxton reads the proclamation.

Back to back videos released on Corey HartThe Aquarius label has released 2 videos onCorey Hart: one on his current chart item,Can't Help Falling In Love, the other, apopular album track, Angry Young Man.Both tracks are included on his Fields Of Firealbum.

The old Presley hit was performed byHart, via satellite, from Amsterdam duringthe recent Juno Awards presentation. KeithBrown of Aquarius Records stresseshowever, that the new video "embodies a dif-ferent performance which was shot in Lon-don under the direction of Rob Quartly.

Interestingly enough, when reviewingHart's Fields Of Fire album, People'sMagazine's Mary Shaughnessy zeroed in onCan't Help Falling In Love, which was releas-ed almost 25 years ago by Presley. "Hart in-fuses that 1962 ballad," writes Shaughnessy,"with a uniquely personal interpretation thatstands up to Elvis' already worthy version.Not only can you hear Hart's voice out frontwhere it belongs, but you can actually hearwhat he's saying."

Can't Help Fallin In Love is the follow-up single to I Am By Your Side, so it's onlynatural that a video would also be released ofthis track. However, it is unusual for a se-cond video to be released at the same time,prompted by the success of Angry YoungMan in Europe as well as an album track inNorth America. The video of the latter wasshot in Rome and represents what is describ-ed as "an upbeat departure for Hart." Both

videos were directed by Quartly."I'm anxious for people to see the Angry

Young Man video," says Brown, "because Ithink it shows Corey in a more natural light.The past 4 times now we've released a balladas a single. As a result, we've had 4 emotionalvideo performances in a row." He continueswith "When I look at the Angry Young Manvideo, I see a lot more of the Corey Hart thatI know," concluding with "The only darkclouds that hang over the real Corey are thekind you see raining on the Coliseum."

Hart and Quartly have worked togetheron 8 videos, the first being the award -winningSunglasses At Night.

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Nice to be ... King!! There he was

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Queen beside him . . .

on a ship in the middle of the Atlantic. RPM's Stan Klees, probably the most popular passenger aboard the cruise

ship, reigned over this mid -Atlantic tradition. It was a great 2 weeks . . .

made possible by David Buxton, Ulianna Buxton, Doreen Far- rugia, Kelly Gaden, Preeka Woods, Mary Jane Gallivan, Brenda Eggett, and Jennifer

Gray. The TSS Atlas would have sunk without them. What a great crew!!

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video, I see a lot more of the Corey Hart that I know," concluding with "The only dark

clouds that hang over the real Corey are the kind you see raining on the Coliseum."

Hart and Quartly have worked together on 8 videos, the first being the award -winning

Sunglasses At Night.

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1 661111 SINGLES 0, NO VIDEO AVAILABLECompiled weekly from record store, radio station and record company reports.Record distributor code

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COVER STORY

Paul Young - a move to rock . . .

STAND BY ME

5(8, Ben E. King Atlantic - 78-93617-P

' (LP) Stand By Me/Soundtrack - 78.16771-P

YOU GIVE LOVE A BAD NAME(8) Bon Jovi - Mercury MS -76250-Q

ILPI Slippery When Wet - 830-624-1Q

THE WAY IT IS(11) Bruce Hornsby & The Range - RCA - 5023 -7 -R -N

(LP) The Way It Is - AFL1-5904-N

THE NEXT TIME I FALL4 1 112) Peter Cetera/Amy Grant -Warner Bros 92-85977-P

(LP) Solitude/Solitaire - 92-54741-P

THE LADY IN RED5 4 (17) Chris deBurgh A&M AM2848-W

(LP) Into The Light SP5121-W

TF HEARTS6 3 (16) Stacy Q AtlaEnticA 78-93817-P

(LP) Better Than Heaven - 78.16761-P

AMANDA7 2 (12) Boston - MCA - 52756-J

(LP) Third Stage MCA6188-J

EVERYBODY HAVE FUN TONIGHT12 (10) Wang Chung Geffen - 92.85627-P

(LP) Mosaic - XGHS24115-P

THE RAIN9 9 (10) Oran "Juice" Jones - Def Jam - 38.06209-H

(LP) Oran "Juice" Jones - FC40367-H

CO 14

O 6

O 7

WALK LIKE AN EGYPTIAN(7) Bangles - Columbia 38-06257-H

(LP) Different Light - FC-40039-H

11 8 (16)

12 13 (8)

13 11 (12)

O 18

15 17 (7)

16 10 (13)

17 15 (22)

18 16 (14)

O 23 (10)

20 22 (15)

21 21 (12)

0 36 141

23 25 (101

24 19 (9)

25 28 (11)

26 30 (10)

27 20 (11)

O 34 (9)

29 24 (171

O 37 (6)

O 38 (6)

32 32 117)

33 26 (18)

34 27 (16)

HUMANHuman League Virgin VS1326-W(LP) Crash VL2391-W

WORD UPCameo - Mercury - PMS-2-QILPI Single Life - 824-546-1-0

TO BE A LOVERBilly Idol - Chrysalis - 43024-J(LP) Whiplash Smile CHX41514-J

WARBruce Springsteen - Columbia - 38-06432-H(LPI Bruce Springsteen Live - C5X-40558-H

NOTORIOUSDuran Duran - Capitol 5648-FILPI Notorious - PJ-12540-F

TRUE BLUEMadonna - Sire - 92-85917-PILPI True Blue 92-54421-P

SPIRIT IN THE SKYDoctor & The Medics I.R.S. IRS 52880-JILP) Laughing At The Pieces IRS 5797-J

(Forever) LIVE AND DIEOMD Virgin VS1335-W(LP) Pacific Age VL2398-W

DON'T GET ME WRONGPretenders - Sire 92-86307-P(LP) Get Close 92-54881-P

EMOTION IN MOTIONRic Ocasek - Geffen 92-86177-P(LP) This Side Of Paradise XGHS24098-P

TAKE ME HOME TONIGHTEddie Money - Columbia 38-06231-H(LP) Can't Hold Back FC40096-H

CAN'T HELP FALLING IN LOVEFlirt rt - Aquarius - AQ-6024-F

ILPI Fields Of Fire- AQR542-F

LOVE IS FIREParachute Club - RCA - PB50890-N(LP) Small Victories - KKL1-0573-N

HIP TO BE SQUAREHuey Lewis & The News - Chrysalis - 43065-J(LP) Fore - CHX41534-J

SOUL CITY(Portland Brothers - Capitol - 73005-F%ILPI Electric Honey - ST6543-F

YOU KNOW I LOVE YOU DON'T YOU?Howard Jones - WEA - 24-85667-P(LPI One To One - 24-20091-P

LOVE WILL CONQUER ALLLionel Richie - Motown 1866-J(LPI Dancing On The Ceiling MOX6158-j

DON'T STAND SO CLOSE TO METhe Police - A&M - AM2879-WILP) Every Breath You Take - SP3902-W

TRUE COLORSCyndi Lauper - Portrait 37-06247-HILPI True Colors OR40313-H

CONTROLJanet Jackson - A&M - AM -2877-W(LP) Control - SP -5106-W

LAND OF CONFUSIONGenesis - Atlantic - 78-93367-P(LP) Invisible Touch - 78-164114'

SWEET LOVEAnita Baker - Elektra 96-95577-P(LP) Rapture 96-04441-P

RUMOURSTimex Social Club - A&M - AM -714-WILPI Vicious Rumours - SP -9129-W

I'LL BE OVER YOUToto - Columbia 38-06280-H(LP) Fahrenheit FC40273-H

35 29 TWIST AND SHOUT(171 The Beatles - Capitol 72146-FILP) Twist And Shout 6054-F

36 31 (20)

O 55 (4)

O 58 (5)

O 62 (8)

40 40 (12)

41 43 (7)

42 33 (16)

43 35 (20)

44 42 (14)

45 48 (7)

46 47 (131

47 49 (61

48 50 16)

49 51 171

50 44 (19)

51 39 (12)

52 41 (17)

53 57 (8)

54 54 (17)

55 60 (5)

O 69 16)

O 70 (5)

O 71 (8)

59 46 (18)

01 77 (3)

61 56 1111

62 45 (24)

63 68 (111

64 52 (111

65 53 (14)

66 59 19)

67 67 (91

YOU CAN CALL ME ALPaul Simon - Warner Bros 92-86677-PILPI Graceland 92-54471-P

YOU'RE WHAT I LOOK FOR pmGlass Tiger - Capitol - 73014-F(LP) The Thin Red Line - ST -6527-F

SHAKE YOU DOWNGregory Abbott - Columbia - 38-6191-H(LP) Shake You Down - FC-40437-H

C'EST LA VIERobbie Nevi( - Manhattan - 50047-F(LPI Robbie Nevil - ST -53006-F

CALIFORNIA DREAMINBeach Boys - Capitol 5630-F(LP) Made In U.S.A. -STBK12396-F

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(2)CHANGE OF HEARTCyndi Lauper - Portrait 3706431-HILPI True Colors - OR -40313-H

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SOME PEOPLEPaul Young - Columbia - 3806423-HILPI Between Two Fires FC-40543-H

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STRANGERS IN LOVEBody Electric - Parallel One - POR-0145 611(LP) N/A

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SOMEWHERE OUT THERELinda Ronstadt/James Ingram - MCA - 52973-J(LP) An American Tail/Soundtrack - MCA - 39096-J

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WELCOME TO THE BOOMTOWNDavid & David - A&M AM -2857-WILPI Boomtown - SP -5134-W

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WE'RE READYBoston - MCA - MCA -52985-J(LP) Third Stage - MCA -6188-J

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Since being plucked from The Q -Tips, aBritish R&B band, Paul Young has released atrio of solo albums. The latest, Between TwoFires, stylistically moves away from R&Btowards a rock -tinged feel. No longer are hissong's hooks played by a keyboardist, but bya guitarist, thus the "gritty" sound - what heset out to achieve - he is most pleased with.

Unlike his previous albums, No Parlez,and Secret Of Association, "which," he ad-mits, "were merely a series of exercises." Hestresses however, that Between Two Fires was"a conceived" project. "The concept beingto try and pin myself down to one sound forone album," he adds.

"We knew what sound we wanted," hecontinues, "so we knew what the songsshould be like, and also what producer wewanted." The producer brought on boardwas Hugh Padgham, known for his workwith Genesis, The Police, and Phil Collins,among others.

One of the tasks handed to Padghamwas "to get the band to sound live," relatesYoung, "to sound like we were playingtogether as a band. Whereas before," he con-tinues, "we would always start a song from

Dave Evans resignsCapitol positionJ. David Evans has resigned as President andChief Operating Officer of Capitol Canada.

In making the announcement of Evan'sexit from Capitol, Edward C. Khoury, Chair-man and Chief Executive Officer, CapitolRecords - EMI of Canada Limited, noted: "Ivery much regret to have to announce that -David Evans has resigned as President andChief Operating Officer of Capitol Canada."

Khoury continues with "David (Evans)who had a distinguished career of over 18years with our Canadian company, mademany significant contributions to our Cana-dian company, made many significant con-tributions to our success in Canada, and I amsure that his many friends, both within thecompany and throughout EMI Musicworldwide, will wish him every happiness andsuccess in the future."

At the same time Khoury announced theappointment of Richard C. Lyttelton to suc-ceed Evans as President and Chief OperatingOfficer of Capitol Records - EMI of CanadaLimited.

Lyttelton, joined Capitol Canada inJune of this year as Managing Director. Hefirst became associated with EMI Records inthe U.K. in 1966 and, after a short period inbusiness on his own, rejoined the companywith EMI Leisure Enterprises in the U.K. Hereturned to EMI Music in 1976 becomingManaging Director, Finland, Director Inter-national for EMI Records - EMI U.K., andManaging Director, South Africa.

In making the above announcement,Khoury noted "I am sure that all ofRichard's colleagues in North America andworldwide will join with me in congratulatinghim on his new appointment, and wish himgreat success in his new leadership position."

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COVER STORY

Paul Young - a move to rock . . .

and credibility!

Since being plucked from The Q -Tips, a British R&B band, Paul Young has released a

trio of solo albums. The latest, Between Two Fires, stylistically moves away from R&B

towards a rock -tinged feel. No longer are his song's hooks played by a keyboardist, but by

a guitarist, thus the "gritty" sound - what he set out to achieve - he is most pleased with.

Unlike his previous albums, No Parlez, and Secret Of Association, "which," he ad-

mits, "were merely a series of exercises." He stresses however, that Between Two Fires was

"a conceived" project. "The concept being to try and pin myself down to one sound for

one album," he adds. "We knew what sound we wanted," he continues, "so we knew what the songs

should be like, and also what producer we wanted." The producer brought on board

was Hugh Padgham, known for his work with Genesis, The Police, and Phil Collins,

among others. One of the tasks handed to Padgham

was "to get the band to sound live," relates Young, "to sound like we were playing

together as a band. Whereas before," he continues, "we would always start a song from

Dave Evans resigns Capitol position

J. David Evans has resigned as President and Chief Operating Officer of Capitol Canada.

In making the announcement of Evan's exit from Capitol, Edward C. Khoury, Chair-

man and Chief Executive Officer, Capitol Records

- EMI of Canada Limited, noted: "I very much regret to have to announce that -

David Evans has resigned as President and Chief Operating Officer of Capitol Canada."

Khoury continues with "David (Evans) who had a distinguished career of over 18

years with our Canadian company, made many significant contributions to our Cana-

dian company, made many significant contributions to our success in Canada, and I am

sure that his many friends, both within the company and throughout EMI Music

worldwide, will wish him every happiness and success in the future." At the same time Khoury announced the

appointment of Richard C. Lyttelton to suc- ceed Evans as President and Chief Operating

Officer of Capitol Records - EMI of Canada Limited.

Lyttelton, joined Capitol Canada in June of this year as Managing Director. He first became associated with EMI Records in the U.K. in 1966 and, after a short period in

business on his own, rejoined the company with EMI Leisure Enterprises in the U.K. He

returned to EMI Music in 1976 becoming Managing Director, Finland, Director Inter-

national for EMI Records - EMI U.K., and

Managing Director, South Africa. In making the above announcement, Khoury noted "I am sure that all of

Richard's colleagues in North America and worldwide will join with me in congratulating

him on his new appointment, and wish him great success in his new leadership position."

scratch and 'added' one thing at a time." The bandmembers were assembled

before recording began - and it was stressed that the opportunity to practice was essential.

"They've all been with me long enough to know their position in the arrangement. We

just said 'do what comes naturally to you lads', same as they do live. So, it came out

sounding more live, more direct . . .

which is what we wanted."

Young is well aware his albums sell pro- portionately much better in Canada than in

the U.S. - so well, in fact, that defining his musical style was a constant concern while

recording the album. He believes the U.S. market will be much more receptive if he is viewed as a rock musician.

"What we took into account," suggests Young, "was the fact that Americans are fin-

ding it hard to locate us. They don't know which radio stations to service, because they don't know what kind of music to call it. We found on the last one, they called Playhouse a

rock track, and Everytime a soul or R&B track. Therefore, I'm getting serviced in different stations all the time and they can't ever

see me as one particular type of artist, which is what they have to do.

"In England," he continues, "you don't have that because there's no radio stations to

service - there's just one major radio station. On the whole, we don't have to call ourselves

anything other than musicians. This is the thing you realize when you come to America, that the whole business works in a different

way." Although, obviously each system has its

advantages, Young suggests that over the past few months, he has seen "some pretty

disgusting stuff" enter the U.K. charts and these "novelty" records have "some of the

bigger bands worried." The blame, he reasons, lies not only with the record com-

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panies - who sign the acts - but also with the consumers - who buy the product. "We've got this soap opera called

Eastenders," he relates. "It's like General Hospital

. . . and it's like all these actors are

releasing records that are getting to No. 1. And we're getting models who take their

clothes off . . .

getting record deals and getting hits.

"But that's what they want to buy. So they (the record companies) just get a pretty face

. . . well, not even pretty

. . just a

familiar face is as important to them. They're just too safe."

Apparently, the new British rocker has much to contend with. Their credibility is at stake and the essence of what they do best,

which is write hit songs, is plagued by those who can't; yet through circumstance, are

undermining the very existence of these real musicians.

"I suppose if my album has to come under a banner," Young concludes, "it comes under rock

. . . as long as I don't get

labelled pop because that gives me a very short life. Pop is Madonna and pop is

WHAM . . .

and my album doesn't sound like either of those."

Paul James Band covers classics on new single

Toronto guitarist Paul James recently released 2 songs on the independent label Lick 'n'

Stick Records. Both sides of the single, which contains 2 rock 'n' roll classics, were produc-

ed by James. Side one carries Route 66, a number

written by Bob Troup and recorded by the Rolling Stones during the mid -60's. On the

flip, realising the current season, is Run Run Rudolph a Chuck Berry composition. The single, recorded at Comfort Sound,

is presently available through Roblan's, Records On Wheels and The Record Ped-

dler.


Cruise ship opportunitiesIt is only recently that the idea of working ona cruise ship has been made possible forCanadians. With the cruise industry becom-ing a very important part of the travelbusiness, it is inevitable that Canadian artistswould become much in demand.

It's a great life and allows for travel toall parts of the world or the same 7 -day cycle,week after week. Every night is showtime. Aswell, the entertainers become involved inother events that are part of being cruisestaff. It can be fun, stimulating and good ex-perience for a career in entertainment.

The demographics of the passengersrange from young swingers on the funships tosenior citizens on the more expensive and ex-tensive cruises and the very rich or famous onvarious luxury cruises.

Entertainment on board can range fromLas Vegas -type shows featuring

Jane O'Neil

internationally -known names like RobertGoulet, Frankie Laine, Nipsy Russell, andmore - all who have played the S.S. Norway -or a full-scale production of My Fair Lady orBarnum, performed in a ship's theatre thatseats 650. There are also openings for 4 -piececombos, trios or calypso groups playingsmaller lounges.

for Canadian performersThe super ships have as many as 16

lounges, and most of them feature live musicor entertainment.

Regent Holidays of Toronto is currentlysailing 2 ships through the Caribbean andthey make every attempt to hire as manyCanadian musicians and entertainers aspossible. They even play up their Canconpolicy in publicity brochures.

Currently performing on the T.S.S.Atlas are 2 Canadians, who have been seenextensively on television in Canada. Ron Vic-tors is a young Torontonian, who is workingon an album to be released shortly. JaneO'Neil, another Toronto native, has alsolaunched a recording career and has taken abreak to sail, and to work on her material.She is quite happy with her job on the Atlas,which she considers an exciting new ex-perience. Both she and Victors feel they areadding to their showbiz experience as theyperform before capacity houses night afternight.

The sister ship to the Atlas is the 14,000ton M.V.Oceanos. Canadian recording artistChris Barbiere, who resides in Hamilton,Ont., is Entertainment Director on theOceanos and acts as emcee, comedian andsinging host in the main lounge of the cruiseship. He feels it is an enormous opportunity

Ron Victors

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that can't be matched on the mainland. Aswell, he acts as Social Host and Sports Direc-tor to the 500 to 700 new passengers whocome aboard every Saturday to cruise theresort ports of the Caribbean each week.

Some entertainers become Cruise Direc-tors and make this their lifetime career. Ifyou love sailing and want to live on a ship, itmay be the life for you.

"We do everything we can to hire Cana-dians whenever we can," says David Buxton,Director of Cruise Operations for RegentHolidays, "but there are times when we can'tfind the right people in Canada and we !lavato look to other countries."

Unfortunately, there is no agencyspecializing in supplying talent for crt,i;:eships. However, as the industry grows, /heneed for talent will no doubt become a priori-ty.

It should be pointed out that this isn't acareer for everyone. The discipline is com-pletely different, and you don't become a bigstar on a cruise ship. You may find yourselfhelping to bring new passengers aboard orcalling numbers for bingo in the lounge in theafternoon, or supervising the games aroundthe pool. It isn't one big holiday - it's hardwork and it's 7 days a week with very fewbreaks. Most cruise ships require that yousign on for 6 months - so you better notbecome homesick or seasick.

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Some entertainers become Cruise Direc- tors and make this their lifetime career. If you love sailing and want to live on a ship, it may be the life for you.

"We do everything we can to hire Cana- dians whenever we can," says David Buxton,

Director of Cruise Operations for Regent Holidays, "but there are times when we can't

find the right people in Canada and we have to look to other countries."

Unfortunately, there is no agency specializing in supplying talent for crui:.,..!

ships. However, as the industry grows, he need for talent will no doubt become a priori-

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star on a cruise ship. You may find yourself helping to bring new passengers aboard or calling numbers for bingo in the lounge in the

afternoon, or supervising the games around the pool. It isn't one big holiday - it's hard

work and it's 7 days a week with very few breaks. Most cruise ships require that you

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Whittaker & O'Connor hot with Skye Boat Song

The traditional Scottish ballad, The SkyeBoat Song, released as a duet by Roger Whit-taker and Des O'Connor is racing up theU.K. pop charts, and after only 5 weeks onrelease now has a No. 17 berth. The veteranBritish performers performed this 100 yearold classic a few months ago on the DesO'Connor Tonight TV series. Audience reac-tion in the studio and among the millions ofviewers, prompted a release on the Tembolabel. Whittaker has performed the song as a

Louisa Florio, Tembo recording artist withRoger Whittaker, on his most recent tour ofCanada, a tour which introduced the youngtalent to Canadian audiences, and laid theway for her chart success with Deeper InDebt her debut for the Tembo label.

whistling feature in his concert toursthroughout the world for the past 12 years.

J. Edward Preston, President, TemboMusic Canada supplies a little history on TheSkye Boat Song, which he explains "il-lustrates an episode in the escape of PrinceCharles Edward Stuart (Bonnie PrinceCharlie) in the winter of 1746, fleeing fromthe advancing troops of King George II. TheYoung Pretender, as he was titled by hisfollowers, had led the Jacobite Rebellion tovictory at Prestonpans, before marching onLondor. to take the English throne, which hebelieved was rightfully his. The rebellionhowe -r, was crushed at Culloden and withhis army in total disarray, Charles fled. Hewas helped in his plight by Flora Macdonald,who disguised him as her Irish maid -servant,and made good his escape from the Scottishmainland to the Isle of Skye.The youngPrince was later taken to safety in France."

Preston goes to on to explain that "thesong itself, was founded on an old Hebrideansea shanty first heard in 1879. Four bars weretaken from Hebridean boatmen, and 4 extrabars added by composer Annie Macleod. Thewords were written by Sir Harold Boulton in1884."

Apparently, the betting in the U.K. isthat the record will be in the Top 10 byChristmas. Tembo is rush -releasing the singlein Canada, where it will be distributed byRCA.

For those interested, Preston will supplyup-to-date British chart positions Tuesdaymornings. Call him at 416-593-5450.

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Rita McNeil breakingwith new LP and singleThe stage would appear to be set for a na-tional breakout for Rita McNeil, who hasrel&sed an album, Flying On Your Own, andthe title track as a single. Her product isreleased on the Halifax -based Lupins label.

McNeil's management was recentlytaken over by Brookes Diamond, a manage-ment firm known throughout the Maritimes(see separate story).

"We have a solid homebase to workRita's album and single," said Diamond."We've received unbelievable support fromthe Maritimes, and the action is beginning tomove westward very quickly."

The press, particularly in the West, havebeen quite responsive to McNeil's release.Says Denny Boyd of the Vancouver Sun, "Ifyour emotions are vulnerable, her (McNeil)songs won't just touch you, they will hauntyou."

A native of Big Pond, Nova Scotia,McNeil has become somewhat of a folkfigure throughout the Atlantic Provinces,where she draws capacity houses. Her musicbridges all music formats, with the single nowcatching the ears of A/C and CHR program-mers. Her album contains 2 country -orientedtracks, Used To You, and Leave HerMemory, both of which have been carted andare being programmed by country program-mers.

The 41-yr. old McNeil has successfullybroken down the format barriers, as witness-ed by the growing numbers of chart adds sheis receiving across the board, and just recent-ly appeared in a feature film, Candy Moun-tain, lensed in both New York and NovaScotia. In the film she performs Everybody, atrack that is included on her album. TheRobert Frank (Rolling Stones) directed filmalso features performances by Dr. John,Leon Redbone, Tom Waites, and KevinO'Connor.

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released on the Halifax -based Lupins label. McNeil's management was recently

taken over by Brookes Diamond, a management firm known throughout the Maritimes (see separate story).

"We have a solid homebase to work Rita's album and single," said Diamond.

"We've received unbelievable support from the Maritimes, and the action is beginning to

move westward very quickly." The press, particularly in the West, have

been quite responsive to McNeil's release. Says Denny Boyd of the Vancouver Sun, "If your emotions are vulnerable, her (McNeil)

songs won't just touch you, they will haunt you." A native of Big Pond, Nova Scotia,

McNeil has become somewhat of a folk figure throughout the Atlantic Provinces, where she draws capacity houses. Her music

bridges all music formats, with the single now catching the ears of A/C and CHR program-

mers. Her album contains 2 country -oriented tracks, Used To You, and Leave Her

Memory, both of which have been carted and are being programmed by country program-

mers. The 41-yr. old McNeil has successfully

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tain, lensed in both New York and Nova Scotia. In the film she performs Everybody, a

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Canadian singles market 'very strong' - KennedyCiting distinct variables and differences bet-ween the Canadian and U.S. singles'markets, Leonard Kennedy and Terry Trojekof Saturn Distribution affirm the Canadian7" situation is far from approaching its"swan song" as reported recently in anAmericantrade.

With singles accounting for, on average,

Jan Matejcek electedto CISAC postsJan Matejcek, President and GeneralManager of the Performing Rights Organiza-tion of Canada Limited (PROCAN), hasbeen elected to both the AdministrativeCouncil and Executive Bureau of the Interna-tional Confederation of Societies of Authorsand Composers (CISAC). PROCANrepresents almost 20,000 composers, lyricistsand music publishers in Canada, whileCISAC is made up of 94 composer/authorsocieties from around the world.

PROCAN' s Nancy Gyokeres points outthat "The CISAC thrust is felt in copyrightareas worldwide via its discussions and lobby-ing for modern copyright legislation." Shecontinues with "Through its technical com-mittees, the day-to-day operation of perform-ing rights societies is enhanced by constantcontact between member societies."

There are 24 societies holding seats onthe Administrative Council, whose represen-tatives in turn elect the 12 -person ExecutiveBureau.

Gyokeres concludes with "Mr. Mate-jcek's election ensures that the interests ofCanadian music creators are heard at the in-ternational level.

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7 to 8 percent of a retailer's gross, Kennedybelieves no retail outlet would forego thosesales when there is no viable alternative to thesingle currently on the market.

"Singles sell albums," he states, "andright now they're the best promotional tool arecord company has."

Because of the rackjobber's ag-gressiveness in the marketplace, Kennedyproudly boasts that Saturn has never ex-perienced a decline in sales over the years andhe expects the forthcoming years to be equal-ly as profitable.

Buyer Trojek explains video programs,such as MuchMusic and Video Hits, havebeen instrumental in influencing singles sales."Sure," he adds, "as far as impact is con-cerned. If they (the consumers) like the song -they'll go out and buy it."

However, also attributing significantlyhas been radio's switch to "gold" formats,which, says Kennedy, have tripled their

Switchback still lookingfor new hostKaren Gregory of CBC Toronto 5, reportsthe Switchback office "is busy auditioningnew talent and until a new host is found,viewers will be entertained by a series of guesthosts."

The Dec. 7th show will be hosted by DaleMartindale of Images In Vogue, withHoward Busgang, co -host of We Don'tKnock, taking over the following Sunday(14). He will be followed by Triumph's drum-mer Gil Moore (21)

Switchback is live every Sunday morningat 10 am.

to all our music industry friends

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shipments of single product this past yearalone.

"It's up to the retailer now," says Tro-jek, "to do what radio isn't doing. Today wedon't wait for a radio chart . . . our charts aremore important." This January, Saturn willpublish a top 100 of the year chart, evidentlyreflecting what has been a healthy sellingperiod for the 7" configuration.

EIAJ & IFPI to holdjoint press conferenceThe Electronic Industries Association ofJapan (EIAJ) and the International Federa-tion of Phonogram & Videogram Producers(IFPI), will host a joint press conference atVancouver's Pan Pacific Hotel, Dec. 11 at 5pm. This is the first fully convened con-ference of both groups.

The press conference has been called toexchange opinions on whether any govern-ment restrictions should be placed on theavailability to consumers of a new generationof digital audio tape recorders.

Those interested in attending shouldcontact Canfield, Holler Partners, PublicRelations, Pan Pacific Hotel 604-662-8111 orCharles Schreiber in their New York office at212-921-3517.

WEA's Cooke compilesnew Redding multi -LP setCompiled, designed and released to replacethe now 15-yr. old "Best OP' package, WEA- through the Atco label - has added to its pre -Christmas list of titles a new Otis Redding4 -LP set.

Contained in the 2 double -albumpackages, titled The Otis Redding Story,Volume 1: Mr Pitiful and Volume 2: DeepSoul, are tracks previously unreleased and ex-tensive liner notes, written by Rob Bowman.

This "definitive" compilation, whichlabel manager Kim Cooke maintains took 9months to assemble, is far more attractive tothe serious collector. As well as the linernotes, photographs are featured in the 4 pagebooklet included.

The previously unavailable tracks arefound on Volume 2: You Left The WaterRunning and Stay In School. These tracks arewhat Cooke refers to as "the gems" of thepackage. "What we've done is given a freshcoat of paint to a brilliant artist," he con-cludes.

CAPAC MEMBERS SCORE AT THE JUNOSAlmost 70 CAPAC members were nominated for Junos this year, and we're proud of allof them. Special congratulations to the winners, including all the members of Glass Tiger(Album of the Year, Single of the Year, Most Promising Group); and the three CAPACmembers of Honeymoon Suite - Johnny Dee, Gary Lalonde; and Robert Preuss (Groupof the Year).

A tip of the hat, too, for Murray McLauchlan, Luba, Prairie Oyster, Billy Newton -Davis,Lillian Allen, Charlotte Diamond, and, of course, Gordon Lightfoot. All CAPAC memberswith fine music for Canadian and international radio and television.

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publish a top 100 of the year chart, evidently reflecting what has been a healthy selling

period for the 7" configuration.

EIAJ & IFPI to hold joint press conference

The Electronic Industries Association of Japan (EIAJ) and the International Federa-

tion of Phonogram & Videogram Producers (IFPI), will host a joint press conference at

Vancouver's Pan Pacific Hotel, Dec. 11 at 5 pm. This is the first fully convened con-

ference of both groups. The press conference has been called to exchange opinions on whether any govern-

ment restrictions should be placed on the availability to consumers of a new generation

of digital audio tape recorders. Those interested in attending should

contact Canfield, Holler Partners, Public Relations, Pan Pacific Hotel 604-662-8111 or

Charles Schreiber in their New York office at 212-921-3517.

WEA's Cooke compiles new Redding multi -LP set

Compiled, designed and released to replace the now 15-yr. old "Best Of" package, WEA

- through the Atco label - has added to its pre - Christmas list of titles a new Otis Redding

4 -LP set. Contained in the 2 double -album

packages, titled The Otis Redding Story, Volume 1: Mr Pitiful and Volume 2: Deep

Soul, are tracks previously unreleased and ex- tensive liner notes, written by Rob Bowman.

This "definitive" compilation, which label manager Kim Cooke maintains took 9

months to assemble, is far more attractive to the serious collector. As well as the liner

notes, photographs are featured in the 4 page booklet included.

The previously unavailable tracks are found on Volume 2: You Left The Water

Running and Stay In School. These tracks are what Cooke refers to as "the gems" of the

package. "What we've done is given a fresh coat of paint to a brilliant artist," he con-

cludes.

3 SCORE AT THE JUNOS )minated for Junos this year, and we're proud of all

le winners, including all the members of Glass Tiger 'ear, Most Promising Group); and the three CAPAC

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