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Ofredia, FM StationsTake Aim At Aids

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Some 70 local FM stations radio news service AREA,in Italy were to link up with which supplies the materialleading French syndicator to subscribing stationsOfredia for a special series alongside its regular newsof broadcasts to mark feeds. Participating stations"World Aids Day" Decem- include Radio Serena/Rome,ber I. Plans Radioa series of sin, two -minute Flash/Erin and Radio 101/features and interviews Bologna. Many other sta-

relayed direct from Ofre- tions am expected to orga-dia's Paris studios on nise their own Aids -relatedDecember 1 and lam, events and programmingary 31. around the broadcasts.

Most of the broadcasts "We think it better to dooffer informative bits about something on a EuropeanAids and its prevention, lever,' explains AREA edi-with some related to the cur- [oriel director Matteo Cor-rent Red Hot & Blue charity tese "Aids is a big problemalbum project. They include everywhere. We should seeinterviews with Les Negres- what is happening in otherses Vertes, who appear on countries, not just Italy.the LP, and couturier Jean- "We chose France be -Paul Gaultier, who has cause it has the highestdesigned a range of clothing number of Aids cases in

to support the effort. Doc- Europe, and it was wherethetors, scientists and other Aids virus was discovered.workers in the fight against Also, we've worked withAids will also appear in the Ofredia for the last threeprogramme. years and have done many

The December I project is productions togetheg' 0the initiative of Italian local

The current climate ofeconomic uncertainty thatcharacterises the EasternEuropean marketplace leavesmast of the major Westemrecord companies looking toadopt a very cautionarypolicy towards possible in-vestments.

One of the recurring to-pics addressed at the Look-ing East & West Conferencein Budapest November 23-25

All Together Now! From French "minister of rock" Boom.along with Tribute Productions MD Tony Hollingsworth and MuleimeaMD Los.. Hegedus, address the EasoWest delegates. Hollingsworth andHegedus unec I as organisers of the Conference.

AER Affirms '91 Action PlansPan -European commercial meeting will take place

radio lobby group AER alongside a two-day con -(Association of European Terence on news and infor-Radio) is to be relaunched he motion on private radio inthe New Year. The organisa- Europe, which the associa-tion, whose members are don is sponsoring.mainly national radio assn- The AER was originallyclarions, is to resume its launched in late 1989 toactivities with a policy represent private radio at ameeting in Strasbourg, European level and encour-France, February I. age cross -border co -opera -

Although a definite agen- lion, but has been largelyda has yet to be fixed, Fran- inactive since its inauguralcois le Genissel, AER VP meeting at MIDEM '90 lastand director of French syn- January.dicator Ofredia, says "deci- "Several of our majorsions on future strategy and partners this year have hadpriorities" are likely to be their own domestic problemsthe predominant theme. The continues on page 6

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was whether Western record record companies are slowlycompanies should just jump testing the waters beforein - and ignore problems of making any firm com-

piracy, inadequate copyright rnitments.protection and under- In one industry panel -

developed distribution sys- "What are Western record[ems - or take the long-term companies doing in Easternview and wait for favourable Europe?" - BMG Music In -changes. ternational's Central Em -

With the exception of ope senior VP ArnoldCBS, which has had a repre- Bahlmann urged Easternsentative in 'Prague since European label executives toJune, the major Western lobby their local govern-

ments to enforce copyrightprotection. "We see EasternEurope as having tremen-dous opportunities. Unfor-tunately the market is still

plagued by so many pro-blems that we need to buildfor the long-term. We aredefinitely not here for chari-ty reasons or to make somequick money. We need solidground our plans can growmg'

However, Bahlmann con-firmed that Budapest andPrague offices will open bythe end of next June

A more robust outlookwas presented by Factory -

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Oslo -based Soviet commercialpop station Radio Roks nowplans to be on air by the first weekof December, after "technicalproblems" delayed its plannedOctober 15 launch (M&M Oc-tober 13).

Staff from the 'free format' sta-tion are already installed atstudios leased from Norwegianlocal Radio Oslo, from where pro-grammes will be beamed toground -based transmitters in fiveSoviet regions: Moscow, Len-ingrad, Vilnius, Minsk, andByelorussia

"We have been held up:' saysspokesperson Peter Efimov,"because our partners who weresupposed to supply satellite dishesto the transmitter sites did not doso on time, and we were let downon some other contracts:' But hestresses that official Soviet per-mission for the broadcasts has

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been received and that "the com-plications are purely technical,not political".

Staffed by six former RadioMoscow employees and operatedby a Soviet firm called Interroks,Radio Roks is backed by Hunga-rian commercial public stationRadio Danubius. It is based inOslo because no suitable studiospace was available in the SovietUnion.

Initially, the station will be onair 06.00-10.00 and 18.00-20.00Moscow time, with a variety ofboth Soviet and Wesrem pop androck music. Most programmeswill be in Russian, though Efunovhimself - formerly with RadioMoscow's North America service- will present an 'English -language hour' each morning.The final shape of the format willdepend largely upon audiencereaction, says Efimov.

"Our eventual programmingwill be influenced a lot by au-dience surveys we have commis-sioned from two Soviet opinionresearch institutes, which will

begin as soon as we go on air. Wedon't know yet what the Sovietpublic wants!' He adds that thestation expects to be on air aroundthe clock by 1992.

As for advertising, expected toaccount for about four minutesper hour, "we have preliminaryagreements, mainly with interna-tional companies:' although hedeclines to name them. "For thetime being everything hinges onus being on the air. Still not a lotof people believe something likethis is possible'

Three representatives of thestation, including MD AndreiRomantchenko, were present atthe Looking East & West con-ference in Budapest. 0

Warner Music Uses Ad Agency For CollinsPeter Ritchie, Warner Music Inter-national's marketing director, hasfor the fast time gone out -of -house and used a script from Lon-don advertising agency EmersonPond -Jones to run a Phil Collinstelevision campaign which brokein Belgium November 26 and isnow airing across Europe until theend of the year.

And the Christmas commercialfor the compilation SeriousHits... Live! has been picked upon by Atlantic and VirginRecords, Collins' affiliated labelsin North America and the UK.

The commercial features Col-lins in the exact poses used for thefour albums which make up thelive, on -tour compilation - FaceValue, Hello, I Must Be Going,No Jacket Required and .. . ButSeriously - and then brings themto life.

by Hoard ShannonExplains Ritchie, "I ran the

storyboard past Virgin and Atlan-tic and they liked it. I used theagency because I wanted somefresh input on the writing of ascript. I ran it quality -wise againsta campaign devised in-house byme and came to the conclusionthat the agency script was better!'

He declined to put a figure onmarketing spend or commentdirectly on future policy regardingcreative campaigns devised out -of -house.

Says Virgin UK's senior pro-duct manager Libby Griffin, "Welooked at Ritchie's commercial,thought it was great and used it.

"We got to see the script beforeactual shooting started bat therewere no changes needed, it beingvery generic in approach. We arenow airing it on British televisionuntil. Christmas!'

Griffin says Virgin has workedwith an advertising agency before,on Collins' previous album,...But Seriously.

And on this occasion, she says,"it was the other way round, withWarners in fact using a com-mercial produced by Virgin andour agency, The Leisure Pro-cess:'

For the US, Ritchie based withNew York -based Atlantic mar-keting directors Mark Shulmanand Shelley Cooper.

Director and writer of the scriptis Jay Pond -Jones, who has pro-duced several versions, some withdialogue "There are no long-term plans for a working relation-ship with Warners, rather I willoperate on a project -by -projectapproach!'

e vtra e Atraramps ens, wnien sponsorto tneTears For Fears world rout, is nowsponsoring the video of the tour,Going To California - Live FromSanta Barbara, released by PMV.h is believed to be the first timeany commercial video has beensponsored. The front cover of thevideo and laser disc has 'PhilipsCompact Disc Presents...' andthere is further endorsement onthe back. In addition, Philips CDhas paid for a TV ad campaignfor the video on MTV in Europeand the as.

* * *Europe's no: mold sleeve adver-tising deals have been made byTelwar with Hitachi and Ever -Ready, for the Jive BM, Christ-mas album. It's Pony Time. EverReedYa0Marson 150.000eassetteiMay cards, Hitachi on 100.000CDs. "The idea is fine. long asit doesn't interfere with the pm.duct:. says Teller MD gemO'Brien. Money generated will

finance extra advertising for theword, plus a charily donation.Patrick Hayes, co.founder remask marketing company RPM,Se( up the deal, and claims therecord sleeve market could beworth up to 2 10 million a year.Prices work out at 2 31.250 per250.000 units.

* * *RTIX Luxembourg -based radioservices have moved into a newstudiocomplex at Kirchberg, leas.

the Villa Louvigny after 56years. English. German, Frenchand local language services will allmettle Lfr 920 million (app. USE3s million) studios. TV servicesare to remain at Villa Louvigny.

* *Europe is the target of a

marketing campaign by NewYorbbased radio syndicator&immix, a company which itsjoint VP Michael Murray sap of-fers "professional dance mix se-quences on tape" on a pm.paidcharge re e of between USE75-250. Supermixx W affiliated toWestwood One in the ITS withsales handled by Bill Salim,manager international division.

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Farian Plans New January LP ReleaseWith asking prices reaching ashigh as DM 100 (app. US$ 68) percopy in German record stores,Frank Fenian will this week decidewhether to resume a Europeanrelease of Keep On Running as asingle in its own right. Thisfollows the news that distributorsand radio appear happy to sup-port the producer throughout thecurrent Milli Vanilli controversy(M&M December I).

But whatever happens, Farianconfirmed to Music & MediaNovember 26 that the dance trackwill remain as is, "and be publish-ed along with all other materialrecorded for an album of thesame name. We have informed allour [distribution] partners of ourplans".

All three distributors, Chrysalis(UK), Carrere (France) and BMGAriola (all other European ter-ritories), have already confirmedthey are willing to continue a rela-tionship on any new product from

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Farian. Only BMG Ariola hadshipped out the new single beforethe news of the hoax brokeNovember 14.

Likely to keep its Keep On Run-ning title, the album recorded dur-ing August and September is nowto be released mid -January withthe band's name forthcoming.Full credit will be given to the line-up, which includes three sessionmusicians already responsible forthe Milli Vanilli sound, JohnDavies, Brad Howell and TinaMohamed.

One new addition will be afourth singer, Ray Horton, andpossibly a guest rapper as well. Itis not known if they will remaintechnically session musicians orbe entitled to a royalty payment.

Explains Farian, "The tape inmy office now will remain exactlythe same production recording,with maybe just a remix somewhere. I can keep the originalMilli Vanilli sound, as I own all

BPP Reaches TV, RadioWith Concert CoverageBig Picture Productions (BPP),the eight -month -old "event musictelevision" subsidiary of GranadaThlevision International, hasreleased details showing it hasachieved pm -European televisionpenetration with a series of majorconcerts aired throughout theyear. Radio involvement is also

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under way, as a broadcast of TinaTurner's summer than an thepublic network Antenna 2 inFrance was simulcast by privatestation Europe 2.

Concerts staged 1990 includeTina Tumer, The Rolling Stones,New Kids on the Block, Madon-na, Happy Mondays, Def Lep-pard, Sinead O'Connor, LucianoPavarotti, ?mita Tikararn, RobertCray and The Charlatans.

Sales have been made tot ETIand Antenne TV (Greece); TRT(Turkey); Tele 21 (Belgium);TV2/1 (Denmark); RTE (Ire-land); TV[/3 (Finland); VPRO(Holland); TV2 (Iceland); REP(Portugal); Canal Plus and TV3Catalonia (Spain); TV4 (Sweden);NRK (Norway); and ScanSat.

Rayner adds that he has alsostarted to pick up contracts witheastem European broadcasters, todate Poltel (Poland) and Novisad(Yugoslavia).

The company is headed by jointMDs Mark Young and GregRoselli, who formerly worked inmusic sponsorship in the US. lin-nover figures have not beenrevealed.

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rights. This is a good opportunityto establish a real group.

A four -city industry launchmid -January starting in NewYork, followed by London, Parisand Munich, will feature a liveperformance of tracks and effec-tively unveil Davies, Howell,Mohamed and Horton. With theexception of Horton, the sessiontrio are responsible for the vocalson all previously issued Vanillimaterial.

A live tour, details Farian, "is adefinite if the second album hasthe same success as the first".

It is not known if former Vailfrontmen Rob Pilatus and FabMorvan have been given a pay-off. Farian claims to have a videowhich shows that the pair pulledoff a similar hoax just six monthsprior to joining VaniBi, frontingbut not singing with a band calledEmpire Bizarre. 0

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Independent Radio Advertising AwardsGrosvenor House Hotel, London

BMI 50th Anniversary Awards DinnerDorchester Hotel, London

MIDEM 25th Anniversary "The Music Show"Palais Des Festivals, Cannes, France

Radio Advertising BureauManaging Sales ConferenceOpryland Hotel, Nashville

Eighth Annual Pollack Media GroupProgramming/Management ConferenceBel Age Hotel, Los Angeles

Gavin Seminar 1991St Francis Hotel, San Francisco

33rd Annual Grammy AwardsRadio City Music Hall, New York City

National Association of BroadcastersSpring ConventionLas Vegas

Sony Radio AwardsGrosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane, London

Association of Professional RecordingStudios ConferenceOlympia Centre, London

International Broadcasting ConventionRAI Congress Centre, Amsterdam

16th Annual Upper MidwestCommunications ConclaveRadisson South Hotel, Minneapolis

Sonnd Broadcasting Equipment ShowBirmingham, UK

AER Affirms Planscontinued Com page Iwhich have prevented us fromworking together!' explains le

Genissel."The Belgian groups, Vebora in

Flanders and GRIB in Wallania,have also had a difficult time withtheir legislation, and the BPRT inGermany has become the VPRTand had to cope with the coun-try's reunification!'

However, le Genissel says henow believes the time is right torevive the organisation, which

also has affiliates in France (SIR -TI), Portugal and Greece "Ourprevious initiative was maybe tooearly" he admire, "but I think1991 is the year when a real debateamong private radio stations willbegin at a European level:'

The original aims of theorganisation, he adds, have notaltered. "What we want is to be akind of EBU for private radio sta-tions, especially for the local sta-dons and FM networks whichcurrently have no representationat European level"

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An estimated 400 people attendedthe Looking East & West Con-ference, which featured IS panelscovering a wide range of industryissues.

Moo major Western recordcompanies were represented, andlabel support outpaced radio at-tendance Western radio execu-tives included Mike Haas,Antenne Bayern; Alexander Pei-telhack, SCI; Mikael Nilsson,who produced a one -hour specialon the event for Swedish NationalRadio P3; Simon Cole, UniqueBroadcasting Doug Adamson,MCM Networking; Kevin Walland Stefan Erickson, Radio Vi-sion; Steve Saltzman and TamaraChant, Rock Over London; And)Economos, RCS; Carmen Ketola,Radio Express; and WestwoodOne's Bill Stolier and RichardRene.

A larger contingent of EastemEuropean radio executives par-ticipated, with representativesfrom Czech Radio/Prague, Slo-mkradio/Bratislava, RMF/Cracow,Calypso Radio/Budapest, RadioKatowice Estonian Radional-linn, Moscow's Gosteleradio andRadio Roks, as well as Radio Cen-tres and Radio M -I in Vilnius.

The Lion Roars Bruno Don, OeFrench 'Mister of rock': add's., thedelegates ot Me banquet hosted by OrHungann ministry of culture during Oeconference's opening

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Budapest...Where The Publishers Meet - D'scussl, Cavern Europeanbusiness poss.. are Mr, MCA Mus k Publish, operations head Jahn Brands andPeter Elide MD EMI Mu. Germany

The Million -Font Question Can Eon European e and rodused to promote mord, That was [bequest,. that (MIRO. Negrania A&R arenatronalOrector Andy Maack, MCA Records Internononol VP Stuart Moan aMum & Media senior editor Mach& Bakker fought hard to get answered.

Food For Thought - MCA Records VP Stuart %%Don 1200 right), who chairedsmog panels at the conference greets severe/ BMG International orecutives at theopen, banquet. From I-, Michad Braun. manager European licensees; SaveMcCaughley market, director; Arnold Bahlmann, senior VP Central Coop, andChris Stone, VC A&RIMarket",

A Matter Of Law - Conversing about copy,. swore are Gpresident Peter Kirsten Befriend Germany "PI director-general Norbert

Labels Dividedcontinued Born page

Wilson. "Everybody is alwaystalking about getting the moneyout of Eastern Europe and theproblems of piracy; these havenever been problems for us. Wewant to get as much music outthere as possible and to play a partin the growth of domestic reper-toire. If young people arerestricted in their influences, theirability to compose is limited!'

Similar sentiments were echoedby panel moderator and MCA In-ternational VP Stuart Watson.According to Watson, East Euro-pean media should be used togain recognition and credibilityfor artists, whereas immediatesales rearms are of secondary im-portance "This business is aboutpeople and promotion. We havesold nearly 200.000 Kim Wildealbums in Poland, but haven'tseen a penny because of theadverse exchange rat. What mat-ters is that Kim Wilde is now con-sidered one of the top three artistsin Poland. The money will comein timer

The input from Eastern Euro-pean delegates was no less con-troversial. Radio programmers areeager to play Western pop androck but their cry for samples isnot finding a very willing ear inthe West. The issue of record ser-vice nearly overshadowed theSaturday afternoon panel, "CanEast European television andradio be better used to promoterecords?"

The fort was defended byMCA's Watson, who felt it wasnot the responsibility for theWestem companies to supply pro-duct. "We often have no idea bowimportant you are; we leave thatup to our local license. Talk tothem if you want product for yourshows:'

"Supplying records From theWest] would lead to commercialsuicig' commented David Main,manager for Asia, Africa &Eastern Europe at London -basedCBS Records International. "Iknow of many shows that openlyinvite people to home tap. Thesequencing and pace of suchshows often - purportedly -

facilitate the taping of songs.Also, many samples land on theblack market!'

'For more information on theconference, including a full up-date of the major record companyinvestments in Eastern Europe,see next week's issue. .0

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Aiming For A Media Presence Throughout EuropeEuropa Plus's GeorgesPolinski was one of the

early birds when it cameto investing in Eastern

European radio. Here hetalks to Jacqueline Eacottabout his involvement inthe USSR, as well as hiscontinued commitmentto local radio in France.

Q: How would you describeEuropa Plus's strategy?A: It's simple... to have a mediapresence essentially through ra-dio, in all of Europe's majorcapitals. That's why we're calledEuropa Plus. Of course it's a

long-term development - 12 yearsor so - but in each country ouraim is to create a subsidiary andwork with local partners. TheSoviet Union is very importantfor us.

(ji Why did you decide to get soinvolved in Eastern Europe?A: The idea first came to me inOctober 1988, after an event hadoccurred which I considered to bevery important, although at thetime nobody paid much attentionto it: in July 1988 the Sovietgovernment had taken the deci-sion to stop jamming foreignradio stations broadcasting to theUSSR, notably Voice Of Americaand Radio Free Europe.

I thought, why don't we putforward the idea of creating thefirst free radio station there?I wrote to Gosteleradio, then inFebruary 1989 I went to Moscowto see how the land lay. Contraryto what most Westerners thought,the Soviets reacted very en-

thusiastically to the idea.Jean-Claude Nicoll, Kiss FM's

majority shareholder, didn't agreewith the idea of development inEastern Europe which for me wasa priority. So I went on to discussthe possibility of creating a

multimedia company, offeringmanagement and production ser-vices with the Soviets.

The result was Europe Plus,which grouped Europe 1, CaisseDe Depots, Quest France Precomand GEL. The joint companyEuropa Plus URSS (513/4 EuropePlus France) was then createdwith partners Gosteleradio andthe Soviet Ministry of Telecom-munications. The Europe PlusMoscow radio programme,broadcasting in the Russian

language 15 hours a day, mistswithin this structure It's not thesame as Nostalgic, which broad-casts in French: when theNostalgic DJ says it's the 14th, it isin fact the 16th in Moscow. That'sthe difference. For Nostalgia it'smom of a promotion, for us it'sreal collaboration.

(3, You are investing Ffr 30

million over three years, isn't thatquite a risk?A: The risk is obvious, but it isjust incredible that the Sovietshave given us access. But it is notjust a question of one-way m -ports. I'm trying to learn how theSoviets work and how they func-tion. Although they am basicallyWesterners, they have an orientalmentality. I'm teaming with themthrough their enthusiasm forcommunication.

At the moment our stationthere is a music media, but we -and they -am asking for mom andmore information. And to put anadvertising structure in placethey have to use our marketingmethods - the listeners' panel,audience polls etc. There's a per-manent exchange, The Sovietswanted a model, a joint companybut one which worked alongWestern tuna.

I've already noticed changes inSoviet radio, in the way it'spresented, and now people arecoming to us with programmingqueries. What interests us is togive an example in terms of crea-

fion and organisation. Butsometimes we forget that whileFrench radio has become muchmom professional, a mom credi-ble media, over the last five years,it's taken us almost 10 years toachieve the revolution. We want togive lessons, but in fact we've onlyjust finished learning ourselves.That's why it should be more ofan integration.

Qi What about involvementelsewhere in Eastern Europe?A: The situation is very com-plicated there If things changeevery day in Czechoslovakia, theychange every hour in Germany. Iremain committed to RadioNantes. It allows me a sparewhere I can work on local radioprojects. As for mixing it with myEastern Europe commitments,throes no real mchange as such.We'll promote Russian projects onthe airwaves of Radio Nantes, butnot the other way round. But wehave sent a Radio Nantes team toprovide technical back-up inMoscow. At the programminglevel, we prefer to work ratherwith Europe 2 - we have very ac-tive shareholders who want to getinvolved.

You are also president of theSIRTL How do you see the futureof independent radio in France?At The struggle of the indepen-dents is very important. We wantto avoid being ignored. The bigproblem is that private commer-cial radio stations have no realstatus. You can't compare a

peripherique IAM station] or astation like NRJ, or a network likeNostalgia, with a local radio sta-tion like Radio Nantes. Eachcategory must have defined fightsand obligations. The real com-petition is decentralised - it's notthe networks. But if the networkspractise a commercial dumping,then it will hurt us. We don't havethe same operating costs, thesame staff structures. A radio sta-tion like Radio Nantes has 20 peo-ple, RVS has 40, a franchised sta-tion has around 4 people. That'swhy we've appealed to the CSAfor all this to be reconsidered,rethought.

Qi What about the developmentof regional networks?At The future is in local media.Rather than talking about segmen

tation, as we used to, when sta-tions plan to address a particularmarket, whether its 15-20 yearolds, or 15-34 year -olds, we want a

local radio that appeals to every-one But for that to happen weneed rules established. Privateradio should have real status, eachcategory should be clearlydeveloped. And when them arefrequencies on offer, we will beprotected against programmedumping by the networks, to acertain extent, and also againstclandatine advertising, which iscurrently invading the decentralis-ed stations,

It's no secret that Radio Francehas preferential treatment, a bet-ter relay of programmes etc, andobviously you have to favour thepublic service to a certain extent,but there comes a time when youhave to say stop.

Add to that the technical pro-blems: although the monopoly ofFrance Telecom was broken, TDFis now in the process of recon-structing a technical monopoly. Ifyou're a network that wants to goon satellite, you can't.

The networks and the periphe-riques do an enormous amount oflobbying. Our resources are limit-ed in comparison. But it's betterthat French companies are theones who are doing the develop-ing, rather than everyone beingtaken over by American, Britishor Australian companies.

Georges Polinski is presidentof Radio Nantes, the co-

president of Kiss FM, presi-dent of the independent radioand TV union, SIRTI, and amajor figure in holding com-pany GPT, which operates

Europa Plus.

Created in 1982, OPT (tur-nover Ffr 50 million - app. US$

10 million) combines the skills

and experience of Polinski

(media development), Stephane

Georget (publishing) and IanItavaille (marketing). As foun-ding shareholder of EuropaPlus, GPI' has also been in-strumental in the developmentof radio projects Europa Plus

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UK & IRELANDClyde Poised To Pounce As Profits Rise

by Hugh HeiderGlasgow's Radio Clyde is looking body should incur the extra Lon -to expand its activities following don costs which are quite hormnoan 113/4 increase in pm -tax profits dove!' says Gordon.ro £ 2.17 million. Clyde's annual tumover to the

Chairman Ian Chapman says end of September increased 877o tothe company now has "substan- £ 8.38 million and Gordon saystial cash resources and is poised to advertising revenue would haveexploit any opportunities which been even better but for a severemight become available!' And downturn in the last six weeks ofMD James Gordon adds, "We'lllook anywhere that makes sensefor us to expand. I think there willbe casualties among radio com-panies before long. Some com-panies have been over -reachingthemselves and will not survivethe difficult times ahead!'

Gordon says that Clyde will bebidding for the national FM fran-chise to be awarded next year bythe Radio Authority although hewill not speculate on the "nonpop" format the company has inmind.

But he emphasises that ifClyde's bid is successful, the sta-tion will he based in Glasgow atClyde's studios.

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the year."But local advertising has been

good throughout the year, par-ticularly from the retail sector. Soif local retailers can see the benefitof advertising on radio, so shouldthose who advertise throughagencies!'

Money Men ListenJazz FM has introduced a regularfinancial report on major stockmarket and currency movementsfollowing a recent audience survey

showing that 251/4 of London'sbusiness community listensregularly to the station. The fourdaily bulletins are provided byITN Radio.

Southern Radio Rationalises Still FurtherMore changes are being made atSouthern Sound and OceanSound following the recentrestructuring at both stations byparent company Southern RadioHoldings (M&M December 1).

Southern Sound will finallysplit frequencies early next year,one of the last independent sta-tions to do sa

The current "classic hits" for-mula will continue on FM andnew programming will be in-troduced on AM, targeted at a50 -plus audience with a mixtureof speech and MOR music

This as -yet unnamed servicewill also be carried by OceanSound as a replacement for its ex-isting Gold AM service. Pro-gramme manager will be OceanFM presenter Guy Hornsby.

Ocean Sound's Power FM ser-vice will be given extra resourcesand extended to provide a 24 -hourcoverage At present it broadcastsOcean FM's overnight program-ming although it continues to usePower FM jingles to maintain itsseparate identity.

Although plans for Ocean'sother two FM frequencies - The

Light FM and Ocean FM - havestill to be announced, the stationhas recently been advertising for asalm maaagm for "Ocean SoundClassic Hits FM", promptingspeculation that the new servicecould consist mainly of SouthernSound FM with some additionallocally -originated programming.

Meanwhile Southern Soundhas announced plans to movefrom from its current base atPortslade just outside Brighton,to Lewes.

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On o recent Wit to the UK. SBK Records threw o porty at Morton's in London tocelebrate Me album Wilson Phillips' going gold and debut single 'Hold On' going savesFrom Pr Peter Reichardt MD SBK UK; Mark Richardson marketing manager MK UK;Chynna PiallOs; weedy Wilson; 'Irma Ando,/ manager: Can. Wilson; SteveHoffman manager.

LBC Starts RatingsLinked SalariesLondon talk station LBC hasaverted a threatened journalists'strike by introducing a ratings -linked pay deal, the first time aUK radio station has adopted theformula.

Staff will receive a 4% increasebackdated to October. And theywill receive a further 2.5% if thecombined audience figures forLBC Newstalk FM and LondonTalkback AM recover to 21% with-

in the next two JICRAR surveys.The last JICRAR survey gave

LBC a reach of 18% although arecent survey carried out forMelody FM gives the station only11%. Since splitting frequencies ayear ago, audience figures andadvertising revenue have fallenand some 60 jobs have been lost.Separate FM/AM programminghas been cut back to 05.00-21.00on weekdays.

Sponsorship's Easier RideA revised sponsorship code issuedby the Shadow Radio Authorityremoves most of the restrictionscontained in an earlier draft.

Alcoholic drink manufacturersam still prevented from sponsor-ing children's programmes butthis no longer includes chartshows, although a programmedevoted to an artist whose fans arepredominantly children - such asJason Donovan or Kyle Minogue- would be affected by the restric-tion.

Radio companies had criticisedthe Authority's original draftwhich prevented alcoholic drinkfirms from sponsoring program-mes broadcast at times whenchildren were likely to be listening.

The Authority says that radio's"responsible" treatment of spon-sorship has enabled it to relax the,restrictions. But sponsorship ofnews bulletins is still prohibitedalthough newspapers can be

credited for individual items. 1

CIN Changes Chart RulesChan Information Network(CIN) is changing its rules toallow joint chart placings, follow-ing the recent fracas over the no. 1spot when Steve Miller's TheJoker was given precedence overDeee-Lite's Groove Is In TheHeart although both achieved thesame panel sales index.

CIN CEO Adrian Wistreichsays that there are two or three tiesa week based on the panel salesindex but from January the indexwill now be checked to onedecimal point which shouldeliminate most of them. But heestimates there will still be two orthree per month.

ProgramerAir LennonJohn Lennon's famous finalinterview, given to BBC Radio l'sAndy Peebles two days beforeLennon was murdered onDecember 81980, has been releas-ed by BBC Records as a two-CD/cassette pack.

Produced by Radio I producerKevin Howlett who was respons-

ers Free ToInterview

ible for the recent Lennon series,each CD has around 50 accesspoints covering the differenttopics contained in the interview.A BBC spokesperson says otherradio stations are entitled to play"bit." from the interview as longas the BBC and Radio I is

credited.

Radio I Airs BFBS Gulf Stationby Paul Easton

As the stalemate in the Gulf crisiscontinues, the British ForcesBroadcasting Service (BFBS) ispreparing to set up a local radiostation in Saudi Arabia.

An advance party is alreadythere: Chris Russell, programmedirector of BFBS Cyprus, is pro-viding radio reports and in-vestigating the possibility ofBFBS broadcasting live He isjoined by Alton Andrews fromBFBS Germany who is presentinga two-hour show each afternoonfrom Al Jubayl through an ar-rangement with the AmericanForces Radio and TelevisionService

BFBS is also broadcasting threespecial half-hour programmes tothe Gulf daily at 01.50, 09.20 and13.30 GMT, using three shortwavefrequencies allocated by the BBCWorld Service, The Monday 09.20programme is presented by BBCRadio 1 Dl Simon Bates and

given a UK national audiencewhen it is re -broadcast on hisRadio I show at 10.30 on thesame day.

BFBS London station managerRichard Astbury says( "The mailhas been unbelievable However,our ultimate hope is that if theGulf crisis continues then we willbe broadcasting locally on FM:'

Astbury says a local stationcould be established very quickly."We are standing by, althoughlogistically there is a problem withgetting the necessary equipmentout there. By using our standardovernight package, which usesprogrammes recorded onto VHScassettes, we could could easilybroadcast with just two people Inaddition we have satellite links,and we hope that a downlink canbe put into operation to enabletroops in the Guff to get our hour-ly news bulletins!'

Crunch Up The VolumeGolden Wonder crisps is sponsor-ing a Capital Radio "Crisp-masParty" at London's WembleyArena December 8 featuringJason Donovan, Aswad, BlackBox, Mica Paris, Jive Bunny, TheChimes and EMF. Capital DJs arecompering the show which is be-ing broadcast live and filmed forscreening on ITV children's showsover Christmas.Tickets

cost £ 10 and the first1.000 people to purchase receive afree multi -pack of GoldenWonder crisps.

It is the first time Capital'sChristmas Party has been spon-sored and follows a successfulpromotional tie-up with GoldenWonder earlier this year. The"Crisp -ma Party" is being sup-ported on -air by promotionaltrailers and an advertising cam-paign on the station. Capital'ssenior business development ex-

ecutive LindaGroves says, "In putting

together a deal like this it's impor-tant to link the right project withthe right brand. In this case thematch was perfect"

Consuming PiratesEssex Consumer and Public Pro-tection Department has won thefirst UK Record Industry Anti -Piracy Award established by theBritish Phonographic Industryfollowing the seizure of counter-feit audio cassettes from an illegaltrader in August this year.

There have been 1.462 seizuresby trading standards officersacross the UK to date involvingover 250.000 illegal cassettes. AndBPI anti -piracy co-ordinator TimDabin says the UK now has thelowest percentage of counterfeit-ing in any developed country.

Ostsee Files ForFerienwelle Frequencies

by Rob et Lyng

Rostock -based private stationOstsee Radio has made an offer tothe state government of Mecklen-bury.Vorpommern (M V)to takeover the broadcasting operationof the former Ferienwelle (Vaca-tion Wave).

According to an Ostsee Radiospokesman, "Now that it hasbecome evident that (public radiostation] NDR intends to broad-cast throughout the new state,private radio is the only way toassure programming from and forMecklenburg-Vorpommem".

NDR says Ostsee is currently"illegally occupying" the formerFerienwelle frequencies. In theiroffer, Ostsee's board of directorsstressed they are prepared to takeover Feriemvelle's studios, equip-ment and editorial staff, and toresume broadcasting on the for-mer frequencies under the nameOstsee Radio Ferienwelle. Theyalso underlined plans to financethe station solely through adver-tising revenue, assuming themwould be no taxes or radio licens-ing fees.

Reflecting the local political

and economic situation, the MDsin early November issued a jointstatement demanding a statewideM -V frequency, saying, "We trustthat the newly formed stategovernment will quickly providethe necessary legal frameworkwithin which Ostsee Radio cancommence broadcasting. Privateradio is necessary in order to in-crease programming diversity andbalance, and to contribute to thefurther democratisation of ourstate The owners of Ostsee Radioare prepared to invest millions ofmarks in order to create work-places for numerous employeesand freelancers. The state govern-ment must, therefore, give the newstate media law top priority!'

With one station ready forbroadcast in Rostock, OstseeRadio is also planning furtherstudios in Schwerin and Vorpom-mem. The company is owned byfive newspaper publishing housesin Rostock and Schwerin, the FCHansa (soccer club), as well as theHamburg -based Axel Springerpublishing house and the UfaFilm Und Fernseb. 0

New Radio Landscape Painted

For Baden-WurttembergLfK, the Baden-Wurttembergstate licensing authority for pri-vate broadcasters, presented inStuttgart November 9 its new pro-posal to station operators for thereorganisation of the financiallyendangered private broadcastingsector.

The state's original privatebroadcasting system, initiated in1986, foresaw 50 local stationsand 23 regional broadcasters.While providing broad plurality,the system kept the broadcastingrange of most of the stations sosmall that they have not been ableto finance themselves throughadvertising revenue The LfK'snewly proposed two -tiered sys-tem, while not considering ahoped -for statewide frequency,provides for 16 local broadcastersand either four or six "areabroadcasters".

The Lf1( proposal would re-quire broadcasters at both levelsto enter into co-operative partner-ships in order to enjoy largerbroadcasting areas. The 16 localstations, which should be fmanc-ed with local advertishm, will have .broadcasting ranges from 110.000potential listeners in Lake Con-stance West to 720.000 in Stuttgart.

The Lf1( projects annual adver-tising revenues from DM 1.6 mil-lion to 5 million (US$ 1.08m -3.39m) for the new local stations.Meanwhile, the 28 broadcastersnow broadcasting from 21 regio-nal stations will have to come toan agreement to consolidate intofour or six area stations, depen-ding on which variation of theLfIC plan finds their approvalJanuary 25. The area stations willbe financed with national, regio-nal and local advertising. 0

RE! SchedulesStar*Sat Full TimeMunich -based private satellitebroadcaster Star*Sat Radio hasannounced that Radio Eisack In-ternational (RED will beginrebroadcasting Star*Sat pro-gramming around the clock byChristmas on AEI's 30 German -language frequencies,

REI, which has been broad-casting in both German and Ita-lian (Radio Is.° International)in south Tirol for the last 14 years,already carries Star*Sat's nightprogramme from midnight -07.00on its 70 frequencies between the

Brenner Pass and Lake Garda.REI, a popular seasonal holidaystation, will produce 25% of thedaily programming, concen-trating especially on traffic andweather reports.

Star*Sat has a current poten-tial audience of over 20.7 millionvia cable, satellite and terrestrialreception in Germany, while a fur-ther 10 million potential listenerscan be reached throughout therest of Europe. Star*Sat's peakhours of reception 'are from20.00-05.00.

PolyGram's RetailerSeminar Covers All BasesPolyGram Distribution hosted amulti -faceted seminar/presenta-tion for two busloads of recordretailers from the five new Ger-man states in Hanover October29-30. Lothar Rodis, director ofthe Distribution Center East, in-troduced new distribution direc-tor Fritz Lehmacher, who pointedout ways to successful co-opera-tion between the industry andretailers. Other important topicsincluded the compilation, use andfunction of the Media Controlsales charts and working with thesingle as an LP marketing tool.

Peter Bertram, owner of thePhonohaus record store in Frank-furt, stressed the importance ofcareful calculations in determin-ing operating and stock budgets

as well as profits. His remarkswere followed by a visit tonumerous record stores in the cen-tre of Hanover. The first day end-ed with a performance by sclilagerstar Nicole, who presented hernew album Fuer Immer...FuerEwig. There was also a livelydiscussion about repertoire andmyriad marketing techniques.

The programme for the secondday included a visit to the PDOfactory in Hanover-Langenhagen,where participants could observehow CDs are made. There wasalso a seminar on window dis-plays, store furniture and productpresentation by Klaus Mekittfrom Lift, a German companyoffering store display facilities. 0

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Networks Show Their Regional DifferencesA study on how peripheriquesand FMs fare in terms of regionalaudiences shows that while thebatik intensifies between NRJand Europe 2, with MR] losing itsdominance in certain regions, themost marked differences continueto be among the peripheriques.INC remains dominant in thesouth at the expense of RTL andEurope 2, a situation which isreversed in the central and nor -them regions.

Published by Carat Radio, thestudy is based on the last round ofMediametrie results.

The differences caused by geo-graphical location have alreadyprompted national networksto think regional. Skyrock, forexample, recently divided itsnational operations into threeareas, covering the Mediterra-nean, northern and south-westparts of the country.

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ing a weak presence in the south-west, is concentrating its effortson securing a greater number offrequencies in the region, toassure a more balanced nationalcoverage The station, whichdeveloped from a strong regionalfollowing in the north, has alsomade subtle changes to its pro-gramming style to adapt to awider audience

The differences are also chang-ing the networks' strategies.While Europe 2 sells its program-mes to subscribers throughoutFrance, who insert local shows inthe evening (Europe 2's Paris fre-quency Hit FM has a nightly jazzprogramme not heard in otherareas), NRJ is now also acting asa programme supplier in certainregions, a departure from its nor-mal policy.

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Demands More Cashby Emmanuel Lep-and

Pierre Bouteilier, programme di-rector of public radio France In-ter, has called foe increases in thestation's budget to help it competewith national AM privates RTLand Europe I.

Ina rare interview, with weeklynewsmagazine L'Evenement duJeudi, Bouteiller attacked cash

allocation within Radio France,the public service radio corpora-tion. Inter, he points out, receivesonly 11% of the total budget, whilelocal stations are allocated 33%.

This leaves him unable to

challenge the commercial sta-

dons, he says, citing recent adcampaigns which cost RTL andEurope I a total of Ffr 35 million(app. USE 7 million). By contrast,he was able to spend only Ffr 1.5million on advertising,

"We have fantastic products,excellent programmes:' he toldEEvenement, "but if we can'tpromote them how can we still becompared with our competitors?

"We live in a constant con-tradiction. I'm told lack of moneyis what makes our task noble, butat the same time I am confrontedwith the audience ratings. Peopletend to forget that it needs moneyto produce quality!'

qual and damaging geographicaldistribution (M&M September22). The increasing FM coverageenjoyed by peripherique stationsfurther challenges the existingregional order.

The raring positions of indivi-dual FMs vary considerably fromregion to region. Europe 2 andNRJ jostle each other closely infour main areas. Europe 2 is topin the Paris region with 6.3% justahead of NRJ's 6.2%, a scenariorepeated in the east (Europe 2,8.5%; NRJ 7.7%) and in theMediterranean coastal region:Nostalgic (9.5%), Europe 2

(7.2%) and NRJ (6.2%).NRJ takes top place in the

eastern Paris basin (8.6%), aheadof Fun Radio (5.9%), with Europe2 fourth with 3.8%. NRJ is alsolop in the western Paris basin(8.9%) followed by Europe 2(8.2%), and again in the south east(9.4%) with Europe 2 at (6.8%).

Skyrock makes a big impres-sion in the north (8.6%), followedby Nostalgia (4.2%), NRJ (3.9%)and Europe 2 (3.1%). Skyrock isalso strong in the west (7.2%),just behind NRJ (7.5%) and thesouth west (5.1%), again secondto NRJ (7.7%).

But the differences are moremarked among the peripheriques.Radio Monte Carlo bases its pro-gramming and image on its warmMediterranean roots, a successfulstrategy reflected in its highratings (23%) in this region.

France Inter has a reasonablescore (12.7%), close to its nationalaverage but Europe 1 (1.5%) andRTL (1.6%), both searching fornew frequencies in this area, re-main very weak.

The situation changes dramatic-ally in the Paris region where RTLtakes a massive 27.5% share, com-pared with RMC"s 0.6%. RMC isnot represented in the north, whichis again dominated by RTL(332%) nor in the eastern Parisbasin, where RTL registers 372%.

In the south-east the situationis more balanced where the Monte

Carlo station is considerablystronger (8.4%) while RIT(13.4%) is not so far ahead ofrivals Europe I (10.8%) andFrance Inter (9.6%). The south-west sees RTL (6.1%) lose its leadto France Inter (15.6%) followedclosely by RMC (13.6%). A recent study based on Media.metric Jan -June 1990 showed thatwhile 89.4% of the French popu-lation tune in regularly to a radiostation, more people listen to theradio in the Alsace region (92.7%of the population and mostly toRTL and NRJ) than anywhereelse Southerners are less enthu-siastic; the lowest percentages arefound in Languedoc Rouseillon(84.2%) and Provence Cote

d'Azur (85.3%) while Paris/Ile deFrance shows a respectable, aboveaverage, 90.4%. Figures relate topercentage of listeners September -

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Les Mysteres Des Voix Bulgares

Bulgarian a cappella choir LetMysteres Des Voix Bulgares, win-ners of this year's Grammy forbest folk recording for their dou-ble Volume I/2 compilation, areto tour Europe to promote theirVolume 3.

Dates in France are scheduledfor December, with Spain, Ger-many, Austria and Switzerland tofollow between January and June.The choir have already performedin Scandinavia and the UK, dur-ing October, and their album hasbeen available throughout Europesince July.

According to PolyGram France,which holds worldwide rights(occluding Switzerland andJapan) for the 25 -woman group,actually the female choir ofBulgarian state TV and radio,

they have found a wider audiencethan expected for their mix oforthodox and traditional folkmusic.

"It's very weird, but uniquemusi4" says A&R manager Jac-ques Sanjuan. "Most of theirtracks are purely weal, andnobody's quite able to say wherethe style comes from - but theiraudience is the widest you can im-agine!'

Although, as a compilation,not eligible for the French chart,Sanjuan says some 80.000 copieshave been sold there, with thefollow-up now also selling"steadily". He adds that AM sta-tions, particularly Europe I, hawgiven the group airplay, as well as"specialist" FMs such as RadioNova and Oui FM.

BRT TV TV Chart Show Ruffles Industry FeathersAmid controversy about not in-cluding local talent, the firstFlemish chart countdown showwill debut January II on BRT TV.The videodip programme, called"TV1 Top 30", will air Fridaysbetween 18.30-19.05, and relies onthe retail -based weekly BRTRadio Top 30 chart.

Producer Johan van den Eedenis confident the programme'sbroadcast time is perfect for his12-20 year -old target audience,"The Radio Top 30 is Flanders'most popular radio programme,and the TV show will be airingone day ahead, at the start of theweekend. It's the ideal daypart!'

Explaining the show's features,van den Eeden says, "We have thenew entries, top sellers and the tap5 records in Europe This ingre-dient will be based on the Euro-chart, and it is particularly in-teresting because that chart willgive a somewhat "delayed view"on what's going on, since coun-tries like Spain tend to follow cer-tain hits later on",

Asked why he's using the RadioTop 30 chart, van den Eeden says,"Because neither Canal Plus's

system (based on FNAC sales)nor the IFPI chart can give uswhat we really want: a chart forthe Flemish audience".

But as with the radio chart, thenew TV chart will not have anyactual Flemish product in it Microtime constraint, "Give us an a-tm 15 minutes and we will includeFlemish product;' maintains vanden Eeden. "The whole pro-gramme has to be seen as an op-portunity for the record industryto air their clips!'

However, the decision to leaveout Flemish talent is not goingover well in the local music in-dustry. Walter Grootaers, front -man of the very popularMenaces, says, "This is the mostridiculous decision I have everheard of, just when Flemish talentaccounts for the boom within theBelgian record industry".

Hans Rosters Music productmanager Roland Keyaert is al-so concerned. "On radio, the

Flemish Top 10 chart is aired justbefore the international Top 30chart. Obviously, they don't wantto have some of the same recordsback on the air. It is deplorable if

EMI Cues Up SilverpointEMI Music Publishing/Beneluxhas announced the launch ofrecord label Silverpoint Records.The new imprint will be bedistributed by EMI Bonn,

hich will also deal withmarketing and promotion. Thefirst release will be Feel So Goodby Dutch singer Tam.

Says MD Arjen Witte "Silver -point will help to maximise ourmusic publishing potential andwill be another channel for our

activities in that field. We wantthis new label to be the majorforce within the Benelux for fin-ding, developing and workingwith new artists, and helping themto develop their repertoire for aninternational market!'

Adds Witte, "We feel this is theright time to launch our own labelafter having delivered numerousartists to other record companiesin the past!'

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BRT TV will not have a separateFlemish chart show.

BMG Ariola promo head Hildean Steenvoort does not believe

the chart reflects the actual salessituation in the Flemish market.

"We are lucky to have other pro-grammes in which to feature ourFlemish artists. But I must say weregret the decision to leave outFlemish acts from the BM' TVchart show!'

Laser Disc RetailLaunch ApprovedAlthough the introduction ofLaservision and CDV have nbtreached a broad audience, SuperClub and Philips have made plansto launch the laser disc on theBelgian market. Both companiesbelieve that they will be more suc-cessful this time, thanks to a newadvertising campaign for both thehardware and software

Philips Interactive Media Sys-tems senior product manager AFSimonis says, "Three things are

essential in promoting the laserdisc towards a consumer market:the availability of interesting roft-ware, reasonably priced hardwareand effective distribution chan-nels. Our collaboration withSuper Club could become instru-mental in boosting sales of bothhardware and software, as we atPhilips do not believe in rentals asbring important to developing themarket het'

Swiss Movement ForSuper Club ShareholdersThe Maurits de Prins group ofshareholders who own 51% ofSuper Club have decided to placetheir shares in a new Swiss part-nership. The Super Club HoldingEt Finance, with registered officesin Geneva, will act at Super Club'snew top holding company.

The inirial value of the newshares has been set at Sfr 100 (app

USS 83) and Super Club has con-firmed its offer to a shareholdersto trade their current Super Clubshares for the new shares.

The move is reportedly meantto provide the growing videogroup with necessary resourcesand structures, as well as to ensurethe possibility of an entry on the

European stock markets in thenear future

According to insiders, Philips,which in May underwrote theprevious capital augmentation forBfr 1.5 billion (US$ 50 million), isnow said to have taken pan in thenew holding for an amount of Bfr2 billion through the intermediaryof the Swiss Confinpart holding.

Control over the Super Clubgroup will remain with the sameshareholders: the Maurits de

Prins group Philips, KS (Kern-cense Steenkool), financial com-panies Benevent and Euroven-tures, and investment funds ofboth the Belgian Kredietbank andthe French Credit Lyonnais. El

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Radio & Company Delays LaunchThe launch of the new nationalcommercial station Radio &Company has been delayed,perhaps until summer 1991. Thestation is owned by newly createdcompany SCGR (Societa Ges-tione Radio) with Italy's Beta TVgroup holding a 51% sham Therest of the company is split bet-ween Rome promoter David Zard,journalist Daniela Brancati and adozen commercial stations.

Beta's director-general PierLuigi Stefani predicted an Oc-tober or November launch forRadio & Company (M&M July28). He was unavailable for com-ment at press time

But Zard, who says he has per-sonal and company shares in

by David Ransfield

SCGR, blames the new broadcastlegislation for the delay. Zard:"We want to launch the station ina very special way. But we wantgovernment guarantees that wewill be allowed to operate so wehave to wait until the new lawsbecome effective"

All 41 articles of the newlegislation will be put into opera-tion by January 1 1993 but Zarddoes not believe that Radio &Company will have to wait untilthen to start broadcasting.

"We want to use the same fre-quency throughout national ter-ritory but only the two govern-ment commissions working in

that area can decide that. But Ibelieve we will be in business by

Rete 105 Air McCartney Phone -InRete 105, the Milan -based com-mercial station, claimed anothernational exclusive with its involve-ment in the UK staged Rocksatevent featuring Paul McCartney.

Stations in 15 European ter-ritories linked up live via the Astersatellite to London's CapitalRadio where McCartney talkedabout his new album, PippingThe Live Fantastic, and answeredquestions from a listener in eachof the participating countries.

Rete 105 was the only Italianstation to take part. PR manager

Edoardo Hann: "The event wasa peculiar one for us as our DJAlec Permit wasn't doing the in-terviewing. A lucky listener, whohad to speak in English, askedPaul a question. It was an emo-tional moment when you considerthat they were being heard rightacross Europe!'

Peroni may not have askedMcCartney any questions but hewas responsible for the on -airtranslation during the 21.00-22.00broadcast.

Licence Allocation Delay ExpectedThe allocation of frequencies andlicences under the terms of Italy'snew broadcast law is now not ex-pected to be completed for twoyears, due to the high number ofapplications.

A total of 3.879 stations ap-plied for licences before the Octo-ber 23 deadline (M&M November10), including 3.855 local outlets,

15 national commercial broad-casters, six non -Italian stationsand the three channels owned bystate broadcaster RAI.

The job now for two govern-ment commissions is to define fre-quency areas, select successfulapplicants and lay down technicalregulations for each broadcaster,

Oscar Mammi, minister forpost and telecommunications,had hinted at an early conclusionbut that now seems unlikely.Claudio Astorri, station director

at national commercial networkRadio DeeJay and inter -regionalstation Radio Capital comments:"The work of the commissionswill not be simple With thenumber of applications received, Isuspect that the whole operationwill take two years!'

Astorri says he is surprised bythe number of applicants: "Thewhole industry thought the re-quitement to apply for a licencewas part of the initial selectionprocess It seems we were wrongbecause all stations appear tohave received the necessary formsand have completed and submit-ted them.

"This means problems for bothnational and local broadcasters.There is no way the governmentcan allow the existence of 3.855local stations and 21 national sta-tions!'

July 1991',' said Zard.Zard confums that the station

has not changed its projected non -specialised music format targetedat an 18-40 age group. He addsthat Radio & Company willbenefit from the creativity of hisfirm and that the station will helpwith his promotion business.

Zard: "It is part of our strategyto use media for our purposes. Weaim to organise some majorevents for new acts and the in-volvement of the station will be agreat heir

He maintains that he will notuse Radio & Company exclusivelyfor his concert promotion ac-tivities. "We will continue to workwith every station possible Radio& Company will receive no pri-vileges!'

San RemoDates ConfirmedNext year's San Remo Song Festi-val will be held from February 27to March 2 and will probably bestaged at the city's AristonTheatre, the traditional venuebefore the change in 1990 to a siteoutside the centre of San Remo.This year's venue was heavilycriticised for its inconvenientlocation.

Adriano Aragozzini mill orga-nise the event for the third suc-cessive year. Aragozzini hasbrought slick organisation butalso controversy to the organi-sation. In 1989 one artist tookhim to court claiming she wasunfairly excluded from the contestwhile another protested by goingon a hunger Strike.

The music format for the 1991Song Festival has not yet beenconfirmed.

Tracker Steps InTo New MarketTracker, the computer audio log-ging system, is about to be intro-duced on the national broadcastmarket. The system is manufac-lured by the US One RCS and willbe distributed in ltaly by MarioSemprini who heads the Milan -based Radio System Soundcompany.

Semprini believes that Trackerwith its ability to store up to 16days of programming on one DAT240 cassette will provide a widevariety of benefits to stations.

He claims it will make lifemuch easier for broadcasterswhen Article 23 of the newgovernment legislation comes intoeffect from January I 1993. Itstates that commercial radio andTV stations must submit com-plete recordings of their program-mes every thrm months to thegovernment in order to ensurethat they are not causing publicoffence.

Semprini will be demonstratingTracker at the Milan -based natio-nal stations 101 Network, RadioDeeJay and Rete 105. He expectsRadio DeeJay to be the first buyerat an initial introduction price ofUS$ 15.000.

Claudio Astorti, station direc-tor at Radio DeeJay, confirms hiscommitment to the system.Astorri: "I first saw Tracker atBoston's NAB in September. It is

a system that Radio DeeJaydefinitely needs!'

He also believes it will help withthe forthcoming law requirementsand is enthusiastic about its abili-

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ty to provide a check on stationprogramming. "I have to use atape recorder to do my air checksat the moment But with 'BackerI only have to digit a keyboard tofind the exact time I want to listento. It will assist me in givingadvice to DJs more quickly andefficiently. It will also help to giveguarantees to advertisers whowant to ensure that their spots arebeing aired at the right times!' I

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Runs Into Problemsby David Rowley

RTL International MD MorrisVass says the company's recentlylaunched satellite and cable ser-vice in Scandinavia is under threatdue to a dispute over the level ofcopyright performance paymentsin Sweden.

Says Vass, "We are being askedto pay on the basis of householdswhich is completely absurd. Thefigure mentioned was Skr 14 (app.US$ 2.50) per household, which isabout 10 times more than our pro-jected revenue.

"There is no intransigence onthe part of either party, but weneed the agreement so we canbegin introducing the cable servicein Sweden during December. Ifnot, then there will be serious pro-blems on the viability of the wholeproject and that would be sad!'

Vass says RTL International'scalculations are based on a verylow listener reach - one radio perhouse and one listener per radio,given the limits of a cable service,and adds that the company wantsan agreement based only onrevenue.

"We have experience in otherEuropean countries and 6% forbasic copyright is about topwhack with another 2-3% onneighbouring royalities. They'vebeen talking about 12% and wejust can't go ahead on that basis:'says Vass.

Gun Magnusson, MD of per-formance rights organisationCopyswede, says she expects thenegotiations with RTL to be dif-ficult because the company wantsroyalties paid on the basis of acombination of income and num-ber of households.

"Performing artists are verywell protected in Sweden com-pared to other countries and thiscan make it expensive RTL has totake the intiative now but I can seethings becoming difficult becauseit has made it very dear that whatwe're asking is unacceptable!'

Copyswede is negotiating withRTL International on behalfof IFPI, STIM and SAMI onall aspects of broadcast royal-ties.

Norway To Consider Awards CutsIFPI Norway may slash its saleslevels for platinum and goldawards, in the wake of the deci-sion by IFPI Denmark to substan-tially reduce its qualification ceil-ings (M&M November 24).

IFPI Norway chairman RuneHogberg says the issue has beenraised before but that the Danishmove may see it put on the agendaof the net meeting. "We willpossibly follow Denmark on this','he adds. "It would be a logicalstep, considering the stagnationof the market here!'

Currently, Norway has levels of100.000, 50.000 and 25.000respectively for platinum, goldand silver albums and singles.There is also a diamond award foralbum sales of 75.000.

For albums, these levels (exceptdiamond, which is peculiar toNorway) match those which IFPIDenmark cut last month to 80.000for platinum, 40.000 for gold.Danish singles awards were cutfrom 50.030 to 20.000 for pla-tinum and from 25.000 to 10.000for gold, with silver awardsabolished altogether.

The Norwegian market, how-ever, is even smaller than Den-mark's. Trade deliveries of allalbum formats amounted to 8.2million nits in 1989, compared toDenmark's 9.8 million. Some703.000 singles were delivered inNorway 900.000 in Denmark.

Hagberg adds that if IFPI Nor-way does take up the idea, itwould "go all the way down" tothe levels of countries such asAustria and Belgium (50.000 for aplatinum LP, 25.000 for gold),.and abolish both silver and dia-mond awards.

"However:' he continues, "thereare many people who believe theplatinum and gold classificationsare awards of excellence that needto be upheld!'

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lberpop Cancelledlberpop, one of Spain's mostimportant rock and pop festivalsfor local talent, will not be heldthis year due to a legal disputebetween organiser Ignacio Paulinand the local government in Rio-ja, which has sponsored the eventsince it was launched six yearsago.

The government decided not togive permission to the forthcom-ing edition after learning thatFaufin was trying to sell exclusivg

TV rights for the festival to CanalPlus, and had registered lberpopas his idea and intellectual proper-ty. It has since launched legal pro-ceedings against Faulin.

The annual festival, which isheld in Logrono, has built a

reputation for showcasing up-and-coming Spanish bands, withpast successes including Loquilloand El Ultimo de la Fila. Thegovernment is now consideringorganising an alternative event. 0

Ramoncin JoinsOnda Cero Line -Up

by Anna Marie de la Fuente

ONCE's new I05 -station networkOnda Cero has announced thatpop singer Ramoncin has joinedits line-up of well-known perso-nalities who will host programmeson the network.

The announcement was madeduring a press/media presentationon November 20, when the net-work's new logo and TV adver-tisement were unveiled.

Ramoncin will host a breakfastshow featuring interviews withfamous people Director-generalRicardo Vaca says other per-sonalities presenting programmeson Onda Cero include veteranactress Massiel, who focuseson the show -business world.

Onda Com is a fusion ofONCE's Amanecer and CadenaRata networks and Vacs says itwill move to larger headquartersby early next year. He adds that it

On& Cetus new logo

will be transmitted via satellite byApril.

Meanwhile, ONCE director-general Miguel Duran has an-nounced that the charity groupplans to set up a holding com-pany, pending government ap-proval. He says that the companywould be comprised of five divi-sions: media, real estate, finance,industrial and stocks.

Onda Madrid Faces OverhaulThe board of directors at Madridlocal station Onda Madrid has setup a commission to study a possi-ble overhaul of the ailing station,which has only 21.500 listeners ac-cording to the latest EGM mediasurvey.

The commission is composedof the station's administrativestaff, trade unions and consultan-cy firms. Onda Madrid's budgetfor 1991 is Pta 612 million (app.US$ 6.5 million), but expenses atthe station have increased by207% since 1988.

One proposal being consideredinvolves programming based onFrance's Franco -Info, a 24 -hemnews station. However, OndaMadrid executives say the stationwould need 50 reporters to makethis feasibly.

Meanwhile, 90% of Onda Ma-drid's staff have signed a petitioncalling for the resignation of sta-tion head Gabriel Campo. Theemployees have also requestedtalks with director-general Gon-zalez Snide.

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SPOTLIGHTJimmy Somerville

"The Singles Collection1984/1990'; a compilation

featuring hits by JimmySomerville, was released

by London Records onNovember 12 and is nowclimbing up the European

Top 100 Albums afterdebuting at no. 25.

As Claire Heffernanreports, the album spans

Somerville's career,from his days with

Bronski Beat and TheCommunards, through

to his solo work upto this year.

Jimmy Somerville's previousreleases have notched upsales of more than six

million units in Europe and all ofhis singles have made the top 30 inthe UK. He first found fame inthe early 80s, when Bronski Beat

hit no. 3 in the UK charts withSmalltown Boy, and then formedThe Communards with long-timefriend - and Bronski Beatsaxophonist and clarinet player -Richard Coles.

The combination of Coles'sarrangements and Somerville'ssoaring vocals proved to be amajor success, with The Com-munards scoring a string of hits,including a no. 1 spot with Don'tLeave Me This Way. But aftertwo years they went their separateways and Somerville launched hissolo career.

Released on CD, LP, MC andvideo, The Singles Collection1984/1990 features 17 tracks,including Ain't Necessarily So,Comment Te Dire Adieu, NeverCan Say Goodbye, Why? andYou Make Me Feel (Mighty Real),plus Smalltown Boy and Don'tLeave Me This Way.

It was produced by MikeThorne Stephen Hague andPascal Gabriel. Also featured on

the album are Marc Almond,Claudia Bracken, Sarah JaneMorris and June Miles Kinston.

The first single, a cover versionof To lave Somebody, came outin the UK on November 5 and inmakland Europe on November12. It is now at no. 8 in the UKand na 15 in the German AirplayChart.

John Reid, international mana-ger at London Records, says thesingle is "exploding on radio inEurope" and adds that it will befollowed by Smalltown Boy inJanuary. The track is beingremixed by Stephen Hague thisweek.

Reid adds, "Somerville is

devoting three months to doingUK and European press andpromotion. He is in and out ofevery major market".

Somerville recently retumedfrom a promotion trip in Ger-

many, where he was interviewedby Radio Gong, Star*Sat, RadioWDR, Radio RPR, Radio FFRand Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR).And he has also been featured onRAI 1 and Radio DimensionSuono in Italy.

TV appearances have included"Rockopop", one of the mostpopular music shows in Spain(TVE); the telecast of Belgium'sDiamond Awards (BRT); andGerman TV show "Formal Eins"(ARD I). This month he willappear on "Countdown" in Hol-land (Veronica) and an interview

is also scheduled with Frenchtelevision channel Canal Plus.Meanwhile, the current single isbeing given heavy rotation byMTV Europe.

Reid says a tour is not planned,but that Somerville has startedwriting material fora new album.Recording is expected to begin inFebruary/March and the LP willbe released near the end of nextyear.

Roko Signed to Polydor Hamburg

for the world via Germanproduction companyMainhattan Music

Publisher: Mainhattan MusikVerlage (the cover of theJefferson Starship song Janeis published by Pods,Lunatunes, Little Dragon,Kosher Dill)

Management: BFSManagement INC, Muhlheim

Band members: RokoKohhneyer (vocals, guitar),Jurgen Beitel (keyboards),Ricky Lee (drums), AndrePasquier (bass), MarcBugnard (guitar)

Current album: Roko,released in GAS end ofSeptember

Current single: One NightStand

Production: produced by BobMarlette (Steve Thompson,'Racy Chapman) forMainhattan MusicProduction; engineered byAlbert Boekholt (DefLeopard, Victory, Magnum).David Kershenbaum (JoeJackson, Macy Chapman,Supertramp) was executiveproducer. Pre -recording wasdone at Roko-Soundstudioand Hotline Studios inFrankfurt; final production atWisseloord Studios inHolland

Marketing: Ads in all heavymetal magazines, includingKereang, Metal Hammer,Metal Forces and Sounds; flyposters in 18 UK tides; in-store merchandising

ns Tour: the band are specialguests on Magnum's current18 -date UK tour; headline gigat London's Marquee,attended by PolyGrameXeClItiVeS

Foreign release: UK,Scandinavia, Holland, Soak,Italy, Greece Japan(Phonogram) and the US(PolyGram)

Founded by singer/guitarist andsongwriter Roko Kohlmeyer, whowrote all the tracks on the newalbum, Roko specialise in hard-hitting, muscular rock withmemorable hooklines.

In the past Kohhneyer hasworked as a session musician andhas also been a member of severalrock bands in the Frankfurt area.He also owns an eight -trackstudio, where most of the pre-recording for this album wasmade. Kohhneyer is known for hisdislike of samples and computer -driven music and instead opts forhis music to be as "hand -made"as possible

The video for One Night Standwas directed by the renowned"Torpedo Reins", Rudi Dolma'and Hennas Rossacher, for DoroProductions in Vienna. 0

Fabrizio de AndreIN Signed to Dischi Ricordi. The

new LP is a co -productionbetween Ricordi and FonitCede

Publisher Jabal Management: no current

managementCurrent album: Le Nuvole,released September 24Production: recorded andmixed at the MetropolisStudio in Milan; produced byMauro Pagani and De Andre,mixed by Maurizio Camagna

Marketing: TV adsannouncing the LP's releaseon all three state RAIchannels from September10-22; spots on the samechannels following the releasefor 16 days; interview on RAITV's 'Prisms' show onSeptember 22; pressconference on September 24

TOM, national tour fromFebruaryEuro releases: no immediateplans

Le Nuvole, which has sold300.000 units since its release,features a range of musical styles,from ballads to folk and rock.The LP was given heavy rotationon the RAI 2 music programme 'IMagnilici 10' for two weeks, andboth state and private networkshave screened the video for thesong Mega Megan.

De Andre has released 20

albums since starting his career in1960. His last studio album,Creuza De Ma (1985), sold150.000 units and won sevenawards, including three from ClubTenco and one from nationalmusic journalists.

PREVIEWSSINGLES ALBUMS

SINGLE OF THE WEEK !SiljeTell Me Where You're Going EMINorway's Silje has got a definitehit on her hands here, with thislovely acoustic song. Originallyreleased on the indie labelLifetime Records, the song hasalready charted in Norway. Thissecond try, however, deserves to

top the charts from Bombay to Reykjavik. Breezy, melodic andheartfelt sweet, this up -tempo folky pop tune has all the mak-logs of a classic

ALBUM OF THE WEEKBelovedBiased Out - East WestKnown as one of the first groupsto combine guitar rock withhouse. Moved are the link bet-ween the pop sensibilities of thePet Shop Boys and the techno-

, drive of New Order. This remixalbum puts them at the forefront

of the current dance scene, with its array of crystal-clear, modernpop tunes. Danceable and very a.essibk. Combined, this makesthem equally as attractive to CHR as to dance programmers.

Marc AlmondWaifs & Strays - PaHophone

The Frank Sinatra of sleazereturns with a romantic thoughdanceable track, with just theright degree of camp.

LondonbeatA Better Love - Anxious/RCA/MG

The follow-up to the Eurocharttopper I've Been ThinkingAbout You, is once again adisplay of vocal craftsmanship.Up -tempo, yet mildly moodyand chartbound.

Herman BroodLegal In Amsterdam - CRS

Although officially still notlegal in Amsterdam, Brood'sswan song deals with thepleasures of certain orientalsubstances. Good ole', straight -from -the -heart rock & roll.

Elmer Food BeatDanrila - OTT/Polydor

A French guy called ElmerFood Beat, playing an acousticcountry -tinged "oompah oom-pah" song, sung in his nativelanguage? A strange mix in-deed, but what fun it is ...

Cubik Olympic808 Stars - ZTT/WEA

Instrumental dance of highcalibre. A heavy -sounding crossof weird sounds, crucialgrooves and tunes of TV series.Hardcore house, but not to bemissed.

Mark ShawLove So Bright - EMI

Former Then Jerico singer inan emotional, epic love song,backed by lush strings andfeaturing Shaw's heartfeltvocals.

BB KingPeace To The World - MCAA soulful gospel with plenty ofhorns, massive choir in thechorus and King's trademarkmellow guitar sounds. Takenfrom the Live At San Quentinalbum.

Kirsty MacColl& The PoguesMiss Otis Regrets/

Just One Of Those Things - Chrysalis

This Red Hot & Blue collabora-tion deserves every attention itcan get, if eat for the cause,then for the beautiful song.This is no Fairytale Of NewYork, but it comes close.

World FamousSupreme Team ShowOperaa House - firgir,

Malcolm McLaren is back witha n self-made trend - operahouse, indeed - mixing housebeats with raps and arias.

Danielle DaxBlast The Human Flower - Sire

Former member of thenotorious Lemon Kittens andShock Headed Peters, Dax hasclearly outgrown her indie past.Although this album is stillpretty offbeat, the total avantgarde extravaganza has gone.Several tracks feature loud -rocking guitars, while dancebeats are notable on others.The Beatles cover TomorrowNever Knows could be a chartcontender with its firm houserhythm and oriental setting.

PrimusFrizzle Fry - Caroline

The funk/hardcore crossovers.ne coMinues to produceremarkable bands. A freakyalbum full of Zappa influenceswith wildly reverberating basssounds, howling guitars andfunky drumming. A very left -of -centre combination ofstyles, but yielding some veryinnovative ideas about makingmusic. Any programmer intosomething new - and that in-cludes dance, rock and alter-native formats - should try TheMany Puppies, Frizzle Fry andJohn The Fisherman.

RokoRoko - Polzdar

A German outfit producingnicely textured hard rock, onceagain proving well -craftedmetal comes from all over theglobe. Roko know the rules ofmaking hard rock through theuse of keyboards to add .lourto an overall sound. Try OneNight Stand, Fantasy and theJefferson Starship cover Jane.See facing page.

Dwight YoakamIf Their Was A Way - RepriseNew country's finest proves tohave a good ear for commercialsounds. The LP's opener, The

Distance Between You AndMe, is pleasant up -tempo popfeaturing a fine twangy guitarthat could easily fit modern hitradio playlists. And the trackTakes A Lot To Rock You is, in-deed, a good rocker. Neitherare tear -jerking ballads miss-ing, of which Sad, Sad Music isthe most compelling.

Child's PlayRat Race - Chrysalis

Hard -rocking, party metalfrom the US in a greasy produc-tion by Howard Benson. Thefour -piece band specialise insimple but effective rock songs,with influences ranging fromblues to punk. Echoes of VanHalen in their David Lee Rothdays are notable- Try: My Bot-tle, Wind, Girl Like You andDamned If I Do.

Peter GabrielShaking The Tree -Yrgm

An album that hardly needs an in-troduction. A greatest hits collec-tion featuring the former Genesisfrontman in his finest hour. In-telligent, melodic pop songs,which, in all their diversity, possessthe unmistakable Gabriel touch ofgenius. From the poundingSledgehammer, through the quir-ky madness of Shock The Monkeyto the chilling Biko, Shaking ThePre is a quality compilation.

The Tragically HipUp To Here -MCA

The first full album of the Cana -Wan blues rockers after theirself -tided mini, is a collection ofsleazy, swampy songs with amplespace for the droning rhythmand bass guitars and the sharpslide. Mostly up -tempo, this is asolid, no-nonsense album wheretradition is kept in honour, butnever takes over. Best: the singleNew Orleans Is Sinking, Opiatedand the acoustic, spine -shivering38 Years Old.

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IT'S NO I! SINGLES ALBUMSWhitney Houston Art -ploy Madonna AirplayVanilla Ice Gales Phil Collins Gales

EXPLOSIVES CHART BUSTERSExplosives features the major new releases by established and new artists.It includes recent releases still in need of support on European radio.

- - THE WEEKSilje - Ter Me Where You're Going (EMI)

Kirsty MacColl & The Pogues - Miss Otis Regrets (Chrysalis)

World Famous Supreme Team Show - Operaa House (Virgin)

B.B. King - Peace To The World (MCA)

Marc Almond - Waifs & Strays (Parlophonc)

Londonbeat A Better LoveAztec Camera - The Crying SceneHolly Johnson - Where Has Love Gone?Soul II Soul - Missing YouDread Zeppelin - Your Time Is Gonna Come

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[EURO-CROSSOVERSHerman Brood Legal In Amsterdam (CPRElmer Food Beat - Daniela IOTT %Irk.

TALENTCuhik Olympic - 808 StateMark Shaw - Love So BrightDream Warriors - My Definition Of

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Mory Kante - Touma (LP) (Rattan)

Living Colour- Love Rears Its Ugly Head (Epic)

King Bee- Royal Jelly (LP) (Torso Dance/CBS)

Prefab Sprout- We Let The Stars Go (Kitchenware/CBS)

Beloved - Blissed Out (East West)

Primus - Frizzle Fry (Caron.)Peter Gabriel - Shaking The Tree (V61,6)Danielle D. - Blast The Human Flower (3,e)Dwight Yoakam - If There Was A Way (Reprise)

Child's Play . Rat Race (Chrysalis)

Roko - Roko (taper)The Tragically Hip - Up To Here (PICA)

The Outfield - Diamond Days (PICA)

Status Quo - Rocking All Over The Years (,6ruto)Beyond The Blue - Beyond The Blue (EMSEMN

Tony Carey - Storyville (Memonome)

Lucio Battisti - La Sposa Occidentals (CBS)

Chart Butters is a quick reference to this week's Hot 100 Singles/Albums and theEuropean Top SO charts. Chart positions are rtdisated where appropmre.

CHART ENTRIESAirplay Top 50Steve Winwood - One And Only Man (26) (virgin)Madonna - Justify My Love (31) (sir,

Vanilla Ice - Ice Ice Baby (31) (58K)

Monie Love - It's A Shame (My Sister) (44) ' (Cookempo)Pet Shop Boys - Being Boring (45) (Parloplione)

Hot 100 SinglesPatrick MacNee & Honor Blackman - Kinky Boots (43) (Der.)Pet Shop Boys - Being Boring (52) (EnrinPlmoNIsabella A - He Lekker Beest (67) (CM)Elton John - You Gotta Love Someone (73) (Rocket)

Top 100 AlbumsClaudia Baglioni - Oltre (37) - (CBS)

Peter Gabriel - Shaking The Tree - Golden Greats (39) (Virgin)

The Righteous Brothers - The Very Best Of (43) (Verve/Pokdor)

Airplay Top 50Robert Palmer & UB40 - Be Your Baby Tonight (2-5) (Elk)Londonbeat - live Been Thinking About You (3-4) (Anxious/RCA)

Pet Shop Boys - So Hard (5-8) (Parlophone)

The Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody (6-13) (vervemolydor)The Beautiful South - A Little Time (745) (DonDscs)

Hot 100 SinglesVanilla Ice- Ice Ice Baby (1-2) (SW)Whitney Houston - I'm Your Baby Tonight (3-3) (Arlsta)

The Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody (4-4) (Verve/PolydaM

M ' M Ke Sh M H (5 5) (4,)Enigma - Sadeness Part I (6-9) ME&Top 100 AlbumsPhil Collins - Serious Hits... Lion! (I -I) (VirgM/WEA)

Whitney Houston - I'm Your Baby Tonight (2-2) (Ark.Elton John - The Very Best Of... (3-5) (Rocker)

Madonna - The Immaculate Colection (6-6) P)Status Quo - Rocking All Over The Years (15-20) . (Vertigo)

IHOT ADDSBreaking Out On European RadioElton John - WhispersThe Pixies - Dig For Fire

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YESTER HITS the Eurochart top five from flue years ago. DECEMBER 8 - 1985Singles AlbumsA -Ha - Take On Me (Warner Brothers) Dire Straits - Brothers In Arms (Vertigo)Elton John - NikitaJennifer Rush - The Power Of Love

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Madonna - Like A VirginBade - Promise (Mll9)

Stevie Wonder - Partrlime Lover (Motown) Simple Minds - Once Upon A Time (WED)Lionel Ritchie - Say You, Say Me (Motown) ZZ Top - Afterburner (Warner Broth)

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7 Keep On Running- Milli Vanillt HansalArlola (Far Music.Produsbon)

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Love Takes TimeMariah Carey- CBS (Vision Of Loe/Been Jammin')

14 23Close To YouMaxi Priest. Ten Rea,. (Various)

Marie JeanneMichel Sardott Trerna (Afa Music)

15 Nah Neh NahVaya Con Dios. Ariola (Vaya Con Pio,13MG Music) 40 . i, ttP!hferr,sT(11,3":orkLeallyllusie)0 News,warnerPPower Generationr,

41Dressed For Success

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20 1, ,Don't WorryKim Appleby- Parlophone (Copyright Control)

45 CEO.O BeinginShop (Cage MusicITen Music)

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5 12Show Me HeavenMaria McKee- Epic (Famous/Ensign Musk)

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36 39 8Marie JeanneMichel Sardou- Berra (ART Music)

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38 33 9A Little TimeThe Beautiful South- Gonscs (Gonscs Music)

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32 16 4Fog On The Tyne (Revisited)Gazza And Lindisfarne-Best/RC-A (Charisma)

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34 28 18TonightNew Kids On The Block- CBS (M.Starr/EMI April/A. Lancelotti)

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69 3Time To Make The Floor BurnMegabass- Brothers Organaaoon (Various)

57 60 2No CokeDr. Alban- snernrn (snenan Puboarank

70 17Avant De PartirRoch Voisine- GM/Anon (Ed. Georges Mary)

59 63 7Ultimo ImperioAtahualpa- Ginger Musk (Ginger Music)

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ci* La Legende De JimmyDiane Tell- WEA (CMBM)

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76 41 16MegamixTechnotronic- ARE (Bogarn/BMC Publishing)

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Tom's Diner RapAfter One- zrx (Rondor Music)

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cop Jack TalkingDave Stewart & Spiritual Cowboys -RCA (Eigible/BMG/Rondor)

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95 96 8En Del Av Mitt HjartaTomas Ledin- Record Station (Acosts/Sseden Musk)

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PROGRAMMING

Networked Shows - Are You Being Served?Whether termed 'shared programming: 'sustainingservices' or, as in Germany, 'mantel programming:

networking in its various forms represents a growingtrend in European radio. And the arrival of Americanmulti -format specialists like Satellite Music Network(SMN) and Drake-Chenault, who recently began live,transatlantic broadcasts, proffers still new definitions

and implications. Chris Fuller reports.

Networking - that is, pro-gramming from a singlesource being relayed

simultaneously through a numberof separate stations - is, of course,already established in Europe inthe shape of Italian multi -outletoperations like DimensioneSuono, Radio Denby and KissKiss, or profitable French chan-nels such as USE, Skyrock,Europe 2 and Nostalgie. Undermost of these systems, partici-pating outlets are either owned oraffiliated to the source program-mer, with 'windows' provided forthe insertion of local news andadvertising.

But in the comparably less

developed UK, Scandinavia, Ger-many and Eastern Europe, it re-mains a new and controversialconcept. Syndicators such as

MCM, Unique Broadcasting andRock Over London have madesome headway in piecing togethernational or pan-European stationgroupings for weekly musk showsor one-off life events. But for thevast majority of its output,commercial radio tends towardsself-sufficiency, holding sacred

the principles of individual iden-tity and locally -tailored program-ming.

The US approachSMN, for once, adheres to a dif-ferent philosophy. This Dallas -based company, a division ofCapital Cities/ABC, is the mar-ket -leading networker in the US,sending out live 24 -hour formatsto more than a IMO stations. Thisis a common approach in the US,where groups of up to 200 stationsat a time draw much of their out-put from a single source.

SMN's 10 formats include hardrock and metal ('Z -Rock'), soulmusic/Motown (Mean & Sour),CHR, AC, gold, big band andNAC/new age, with the majorityof client stations taking the full24 -hour programme but insertingtheir own jingles and ads. Pay-ment is on a cash and barter basis,

Bob Kennedy

with national advertising alreadypresent he the signals.

Following a series of live testbroadcasts in the UK and Italy,Bob Kennedy, whose UK -basedmedia consultancy IndependentCommunications Limited (ICL)represents SMN in Europe, is nowseeking 're -broadcaster' partnerstations across the Continent.

Kennedy describes the SMNformats as "English -languageprogramming with an Americanaccent", although the signal canalso be modified to allow forlocal -language presentation. In-dividual outlets may not want totake the full 24 -hour signal, headds, but could rather takesegments and mix them in withtheir own programmes.

"SMN is providing customisedsyndicated radio designed fromthe bottom up for individual sta-tion syndication to re -broadcas-ters:' he says. "It is not the outputof one radio station that is simplybeing made available to others!'

The man benefits in this kindof programming, SMN contends,include high programme quality,low hourly cost, the ability tomaintain complete station identi-ty plus, as Kennedy stresses, "theconsiderable promotional and

marketing benefits of having pro-gramming coming live fromDallas in the US".

Yet, curiously, in common withthe Albuquerque -based DrakeChenault, which has begun

testing four formats in Europe viathe Panamsat satellite, SMNdenies that it is seeking to 'net-work' Europe. Kennedy: "In thiscontext we don't see ourselves asbeing in the business of network-ing. SMN treats each re -broad-casting radio station as though itis the only station being served.

"It is likely that in the UK, forinstance, stations will still want totake a weekly, twice -weekly orperhaps daily show. Some maywant to take one of the formatsovernight. In other countries alonger period of programmingmay be needed. All of the 10 for-mats are designed to be flexibleand customer/user-friendly"

National differencesBut nation -to -nation differencesin musical taste, plus restrictivenational media laws, are likely toprove problematic in the applica-tion of such pan-European ser-vices. In the view of Tim Black -more, programme director at

market -leading UK syndicatorUnique Broadcasting, the mason24 -hour specialised formats workin the US is because it is, in short,one nation.

Tim Blackmore

Blackmore: "The moment youaim to create a service that is tofeed several countries, all ofwhom have different languages,cultures and attitudes to music,then you are looking at a com-pletely different market than thatwhich mists in the US. In mydiscussions with Americans whohave talked about these services, Idon't believe they are yet seeingEurope in the same way as thoseof us that live here'

In the UK, Unique regularly in-itiates 30-40 station commercialradio `networks' for its range ofweekly music -based shows, whileone-off events such as the FIAT -sponsored world cup reports, live

from Italy, draw in up to 50outlets. The company makes nosecret of the fact that it wishes tobecome established on the Conti-nent, although, says Blackmore,its "entirely different" approachwill not involve the establishmentof pan-European networks.

"Unique is first and foremost aprogramme production company.We would be extremely narrow-minded not to look at the role wecould play across different ter-

ritorial boundaries, but I don'tthink we could ever be so arrogantas to come up with one pro-gramme or one format and expectit to be taken by every country"

Rather, Blackmore sees the

future of part -European radio in"the sharing of programmeresources, knowhow and ideas...I could see, for example, Uniquewishing to license a programmeidea or format to other countries.But the execution of such an ideacould only be for separate pro-ducers in each territory!'

Countrywide programmingThe most successful weekly net-worked show in the UK is the'Network Chart Show', producedby London's Capital Radio on thecommission of commercial radiobody, the AIRC, and taken by 47stations with a collective weeklyaudience of some six million.Now into its seventh year withoriginal presenter (David Jensen)and original sponsor (Nescafe)still in place, the show is also syn-dicated to stations in Holland,Italy, Scandinavia, the MiddleEast, Asia and South America.

According to Jensen, the show'ssuccess underlines the potential ofUK networking, though "a fineline" must be negotiated increating a programme with uni-versal appeal: "There will alwaysbe a reluctance among some sta-tions to take programmes fromothers, in that they want to keepsolid their own sound andcharacter. But if it's done with thekind of consideration we put intothe `Network Chart Show' and if,through sponsorship, it's going tobring money directly into thosestations on the network... it willbe very difficult to rum down. Asa radioholic, it never actuallybothers me where a programme iscorning from so long as it's enter-taining!'

In its current form, The `Net-work Chart Show' allows for IDsto be inserted by individual sta-tions plus, during the first hour,local ad breaks. There are noreferences to the fact that it is be-ing broadcast from London, northat it's a national show. Jensen:"It's done in such a way that wecould be broadcasting from Wrex-ham or Inverness or Manchesterwhen in fact were broadcastingfrom the Easton Road!'

Other, unexpected inconsisten-cies have been ironed out overtime Jensen: "When we started,we used the sound of a bullet, inthe Billboard vemacular, for anew chart record. Then we had acomplaint from Belfast that thesound of a bullet was notsomething they wished to hear onthe radio... so the bullet effectshad to go!'

German developmentsIn Germany, Bavarian statewideprivate Antenne Bayern was in-strumental in setting up the firstcommercial network of anysignificance, for June's all-starKnebworth concert, relayed acrossBavaria, Hamburg (Radio Ham-burg), Lower Saxony (flu) andHessen (FFII).

Antenna's programme con-troller, Mike Ham, believes momnetworking is inevitable but willtake from three to five years tobecome a regular furor= "There'san unwillingness to take risks herein the minds of some programmedirectors, to step outside thebounds of a format into newforms of programming, and thismust be overcome Up until a fewyears ago format radio did notexist here, but now it exists soseverely that often we can't lookbeyond it.

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"Second, there must be closerco-operation on sales betweenprivate stations - we are workingtowards a national sales network -plus promotional and marketingaspects. At the moment there is a

Mike Mops

reluctance to co-operate on thepart of many stations because ofaudience overlap and the fact theyconsider themselves competitors!'

The recently -formed privateradio lobby group. ALPHA, con-sisting of nine of West Germany'slargest commercials, sees the crea-tion of further networks as apriority, vital to providingstronger competition to the publicARD channels. Haas views thepossible disadvantage of network-ing - loss of local identity, job cutshastened by the need for less

production staff, union oppo-sition - as "unlikely to happenhere and far outweighed by theadvantages".

Aside from 'live' events,

ALPHA -is also investigating thepossibility of a shared overnightservice. Haas: "There are severalideas in development. The goalwould be to arrive at a nationalaudience figure for nights thatcould be compared to the ARD.That has never been done beforeand is a very attractive proposi-tion"

But Haas perceives only a

limited market for foreign or Ger-man -based networking companies:"Live satellite format feeding willnot, I believe, make any kind ofin -roads at the top 50 stationshem But at lower levels, it is hap-pening; it's already on air fromthe likes of German -based ope-rators like RTL and Star*Sat.For some broke station down inthe Italian alps, it may be a greathelp to get free programming, butat the luxury end of the market it

is not something I need worryabout. Besides, I need to usenight -times to train my broad-casters of tomorrow.'

Even for ALPHA's plans tosucceed, there are further,technical problems to solve. Theprivate stations do not have thelandline links that the ARDoutlets enjoy, the costs of satellitetime in Germany are high and theonly other means of joining, by`piggy -backing' on each other'ssignals, is inefficient. Also, moreominously, there mists the poten-tial threat of intervention by thestate media councils.

Legal restrictionsHaas: "If we keep setting up net-works for long enough I'm surethe politicians, the media control-lers, will try and find some way ofsaying "this is not what yourbroadcast charter was about".One should take into considera-tion there is no national medialaw, and because there is not, thepotential for abuse is there'

Other European territories suchas Belgium have already expe-rienced an authoritarian clamp-down on networking. Under new

introduced last month(October) by the Flemish regionalgovernment, and specifically aim-ed at the prevention of nationalradio networks, stations are

restricted to drawing advertisingrevenues from within an eightkilometre broadcast radius, areforbidden from sharing the samename or jingles, and must pro-duce at least 80% of their ownprogramming.

Belgium's private operatorshave slammed the legislation,claiming it is designed to streng-then government influence overradio and allow pro -state stationsonto the market. They have pledg-ed to fight the new measures butestimate that up to 150 stationsmay be forced to dose because ofincreased costs and reducedincome

In Denmark, too, networking isofficially illegal, though this hasnot prevented Copenhagen pri-vate Radio Uptown from esta-blishing a 24 -station network forthe 'Coca-Cola Eurochart' in col-laboration with London -baseddistributor MCM. "The law isbasically bal.,' says Uptown headof music and Eurochart host NielsPedersen, "so we took it uponourselves to challenge if'

"No one has bothered us, asmedia regulations are soon to berelaxed they are probably too em-

barrassed to do so. In the past wehave broken the sponsorship andadvertising laws as well, andescaped with a warning!'

The most widely -networkedchart show across Europe, theEurochart is now heard in somesix countries on over 120 outlets.Developed by MCM in co-opera-tion with a series of co -producersand agents in the various terri-tories. Uptown has made furtherme of the Danish network byoffer* its own syndicated showsto the Eurochart stations.

Pedersen: "Networking can

only increase here as the laws relaxand stations become more awareof the benefits of taking a big -production show such as theEurochart. American shows suchas ABC's 'American Top 40' arealso present but can only ever ex-pect limited success because of thelanguage difficulties!'

On a Europe -wide scale, thegrowing number of radio outletswill see increasingly fierce com-petition for both audience andadvertisers. Intros type of climate,the smaller stations will always beat risk. And for them the possiblecash rewards and high productionvalues offered by networked pro-gramming may be hard to resist.

According to ICUs Bob Ken-nedy, such increased competition"will see radio become more liketelevision and have to find its pro-gramming from the best sourcesavailable. And like television,radio stations will have to buy insome of their programming fromindependents like SMN and otherstations that have developed par-ticular talents and specialist ex-pertise Format stations offeringbetter programming than theircompetitors and at a cost thatreflects the most difficult eco-nomic times will be the most sue-cmsful in the 1990s:'

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The Fourth Format Comes Of AgeMusk video came of

age in 1990. With thelaunch of WMV (Warner

.Musk Video) all fivemajor record companies

now have a full-scalevideo operation, as do

many of the smaller ones.As Paul Andrews reports,

that development hasmarked a new maturity

which is gripping themarket at all levels.

s Island Visual Arts'marketing manager AlexSwore says: "Video is

now the fourth format for carry -mg music!' This acknowledge-ment by the record companiesthat video has given up its fannerrole, as a mere adjunct to the mainbusiness of selling records hasallowed it to take centre stage."That has only happened in1990',' she affirms. "It has been agood year for consolidation!'

At PME the video arm of EMI'marketing manager GordonMcKenzie agrees. But in welcom-ing the recognition of video as anequal player, he also notes that thetransformation has changed thenature of the business.

Gordon McKenzie

"It's far more like the recordbusiness now:' he says, "all downto what hit you have. It used to bea catalogue business, but now

bandwagon, there is so much newproduct thatat

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have becomevery difficult for catalogue It'sturned into a new release business- things sell for six or eight weeks'then they fall off. It takes a lotshorter to bring product tomaturity in this sort of market"

In that environment, marketingpolicies have changed. Majorreleases are increasingly backed byintensive high -profile campaigns

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designed to grip the imaginationsof distributors and consumersalike, in the knowledge that onlys

the briefest of opportunities existsto snatch shelf -space and salesbefore the next hit grabs their at-tention.

And with it have shifted thestreet -level economics. "We're do-ing a lot mom in terms of budgetpricing nowadays:' says McKen-zie. "Once we're through the peakwe have to take things down tof 5.99 retail [standard shelf priceis usually around f. 9.99]. Thatcan change the way we look at ourreleasing policy)

lust as music video has come toresemble the competitiveness ofthe record business, so the 'fourthformat' this year more than everhas looked to its audio counter-parts, and they to it, for mutualsupport.

Geoff Kempin is MD of CastleMusic Pictures (CMP), anotherof this year's newcomers. "There'snow a greater understanding thatthe timing of new releases is verycritical:' he explains. "Where atall possible it's important to linkin with activity on audio for-mats!'

As a result of this kind of in-terest on all fronts, CMP's veryfirst release, Luciano Pavarotti -The Event leapt to the upperreaches of the video chart. An-other multimedia phenomenaKnebworth, followed it in a three'volume assault.

Castle's ability to score suchimportant early hits might seemall the more remarkable given thatthe firm had no direct involve-ment with the parallel audioreleases. For Kempin, however,this testifies to the strength of thenew relationship between audioand video.

In the past, there has beenresentment from record com-panies when a different firm getsthe video rights to something. Butwe have had very effective co-operation with Polydor overKnebworth, and with others onother releases. It's encouragingthat there's no longer a stand-offwhen that kind of situation arises,but an understanding that it'smutually beneficial to producers'retailers and consumers that wework together':

At BMG Video International,VP Adrian Workman claims themovement towards co-operation

C.O./Kemp.,

has come from labels, fmally ac-cepting the format's status. "It issomething I have always strived tohave nvideo - you're being a littleshort-sighted if you don't. But Ithink we have finally reached thestage where the record companiesrecognise us, so that there is com-munication and more concentra-tion on video!'Forthough,McKenzie, thelogistics of successful inter -mediaco-operation are still too often in-surmountable "While simulta-neous releasing is obviously theideal, you can't actually do it veryoften. You can with things likegreatest hits compilations, butwith a normal album, people stilltend not to make clips op front'until it has been decided to releasea particular song as a singe

The most effective way to over-come that problem, he says, is forthe video arm itself to back alongform production. PMI is do-ing that with its latest RobertPalmer programme, now in postproduction and due for release inMarch.

"It's called Don't Explain,"remarks McKenzie, "which is thetide of the current album. Itreflects the LP but isn't exactlythe same We've gone ahead andfunded it to get a 60 -minutespecial, and then we can takesome of the clips from that to useas promos!'

Island's Sartore faces the samechallenge "Even if you can'trelease a video at the same time asan album, there's a concentratedeffort to time it as something elseis happening for the artist inanother area of their own cam-paign we're releasing our nextAnthrax video as they're touringEurope supporting Iron Maiden.This should bring them to the at-tention of half -a -million people!'

With this ever-increasing supp-ly of product, the retail side of theindustry has continued to growthis year. The UK, however, stillleads continental Europe in VCRpenetration, and consequently thesize of its software market and thenumber of outlets available.

There in particular, 1990 hasbeen encouraging for the furtherpenetration of sell -through pro-duct. (which includes virtually allMUSIC video, of course), intomarkets that have hitherto beenhard to crack.

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some reservations about theireffectiveness. "The volume ofbusiness one does through them ishuge, so they are very important.But they are defmitely too conser-vative, they should be moreadventurous!'

She claims the need to guaran-tee a fast turnover to the chainscm conflict with Island's ownphilosophy. "We like to give spaceto certain artists outside the chartpop market, that we know don'thave a big fan base but have awell -targeted audience and pro-duce a sophisticated kind ofvideo!' As examples she cityMarianne Faithfull this year, anda forthcoming Courtney Pinerelease

"As the market itself gets moresophisticated, we have to learn totarget the right people mom. Inthat respect, we should be treatingvideos more like records or books,especially became with a reces-sion going on, while I don't thinkpeople will stop buying the soft-ware they may well become moreselective'

That recession looms ever moremenacingly over the UK videomarket, as it does the rest of theeconomy - although all the playersbelieve they will weather it. "Lux-ury goods tend to be hit mostheavily:' points out Workman,"but entertainment usually holdsits own. If you look at Brazil, forexample, where they have massiveinflation, there is also a thrivingrecord industry"

One failure has cast a shadowover Britain's video industry thisyear, however. In July, the giantParkfield group (which hadearlier reported interim profits of£13.86 million, up 103%) collaps-ed. The failure was generallyblamed on the performance of itsvideo sell -through operation,following a gross overestimate ofthe size of the market and stockproblems.

PMI's McKenzie firmly as-

cribes the Parkfield breakdown to"poor management", but admitsthat the growth of the UK marketis unlikely to continue at its cur-rent pace (Sell -through in allgenres is expected to gross about£ 360 million this year, up from£ 300 million in 1989).

"Certainly the UK is goingto slow down:' says McKenzie,"I think we're talking 10-15%growth next year. It's still a veryhealthy business - there aren'tmany industries that can still growat that rate.

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"But these are things wedalready planned for before therecession started to bite We'relooking to continental Europe forgrowth, because they don't havethat recession. That's where thereal boost is going to come from:'

PMI has already upped its

commitment on the Continent.Last March, video distribution ineach European country cameback under the wing of nationalEMI affiliates, having beenseparately licensed for the pre-vious three years. A distributioncentre has also been established inCologne, a manufacturing base inHolland.

Sartore, Kempirt and Workmanall echo the belief that thebrightest prospects for the im-mediate future lie outside the UK."We find the market there, withsome exceptions like France, is

still pretty young;' points out Su -tom "We first aim to consolidatedistribution there, then there is alot of scope for developing themarket.

"This year has already beenpromising;' adds Workman."The Italian, French, German,Spanish and Danish markets haveall done very well, and I am alsoheartened by all the other terri-tories. I've been in music video sixyears, and this is the most en-couraging yet.

"There are still a couple ofyears to go, though, to build themarket up to its potential. Scan-dinavia in particular is going totake quite a lot of work, hopefullyfrom all the labels working colic.lively!"

BMG has also been con-solidating its operational base

throughout the region, with videolabels now established by all its af-filiates. Workman says it is up tothe software companies to showthis kind of resolution to stimu-late the market.

"Europe is underdeveloped

because they have not taken itseriously enough. It's not that itstreatment has been second class,but that we were deflected from itspotential. Results in the UK havejust been so overwhelmingly posi-tive that most of the energy hasgone into the UK market.

"Most labels have simply setthemselves up here and not reallythought about Europe. It's onlynow that the video market hasstabilised here, this is the firstyear, and actually allowed us toconcentrate on developing the restof this area!'

ISLAND VISUAL ARTS1990 bits: The CMistians The Collection Andras Through Time POI, Various Happy Dime Marianne Faith., Blazing Away Asivad, Always Wick.

1991 priority releases: Various, La Me Co Vogue (PernomY) Young MC. Busting Loose (Dlrnsarn) Mica Paris, tide Me (61arek) Bob maddy, Time Will Dll Nov) Robert PaTher, Addictions (September)

POLYGRAM MUSIC VIDEO1990 bits::

Boa AyersLive In Barcelona...

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1991 priority releases: Thin rims Dedication (,...r) Yam tide the (February/Mareh) The Cum fide tic (Nbruary/March)

BMG VIDEO INTERNATIONAL1990 hi.:

Erasure, W iM LiveTooT.D.., I. coo Are of

limi Hendrx, At The Isle Of WightDepeche Mods Satarge TooPeter Mat., Leipzig '90

1991 priority releases: Eurythmics, Giswese Him (March)

Various, Red Hot And Blue (December '90) Lisa Ssusfield, Ai/Around The Pt. Live( hrt '901

EmsMaanRmge.SU .%Summer)

PICTURE MUSIC INTERNATIONAL1990 hits: Tina Rimer, Thiele', Affeit

Cliff Richard, From A Distance- De Merit Morrissey, Holm. Poison, Sight Poi Sore Ears Iron Malden, The Dr. Des Years

1991 priority releases: nowt Palmer, Don') Eele, 0..., Vbs. Reeked U, (February) Bowe Diekinson, The (February) R. Hot ME Peppers Positive .n..oreo(R..1)

CASTLE MUSIC PICTURES1990 hits:

Various !Malmo,. . The Poem (3 volumes)

1=iCrrrItAtaway Live Happy Mondays, Call The Co, 2 Live Cm, Banned In The (WA

1991 priority releases: Status Quo Anniversory H. (Hbruvy)

'Ntides7tiji.rai::itiiron[re= Bobby Womack, title Me (March) Nat King Cols Collertion Weed+)

MCEG. VIRGIN VISION1990 hits: Phil Collins, The Singles Collection Simple Minds Verona Phil Collins, SenYualy Live UM Labour Of Love, I., 2 Fray Music, Lbtal Pewee

1991 priority releases: Sec , Ply. Stor (Marns Genesis,Pist,The StoryThem.Of Gene, (Fy ebruary)) Gary Moorh Live (April)

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IBA chairman George Russell wasin a happy mood when he madehis "Marching Onwards" speechto mark the demise of his organi-sation. Referring to the expansionof independent radio in the UK,he said the new London stations"have brought enormous pleasureto jazz fans, dance fans, and LordHanson". Lord Hanson is, ofcourse the owner of Melody.

The divine Whitney Houston isquoted in a (respectable) BritishSunday newspaper as saying shewould like to make a gospel albumsome day because "that pop dancestuff I can run off in my deep".Whitney, I can't wait, and you willbe guaranteed airtime on my latestidea for the new UK national fran-chise Gospeleradio.

Now, here's one of the strangeststation promotional techniques

I've come across in a long time.RVS in France, (La Radio Active)is using a cow painted with thestation logo! Well, it beats the fat-ted calf I suppose.

Now you read about it here,

many many months ago, so I willrefrain from further comment onthe MBA Mali affair (snigger snig-ger). Suffice to say, that one of thetracks on the Keep On Running EPis called The End Of Good Times!Heavy irony or what?

Here is the best news I have had

in ages. The mighty Wham! arereforming for a special one-offperformance at the Rock in Rio IIfestival in January next year.

Word is George Michael and An-drew Ridgely will perform at leasttwo Wham! hits. I can't make it toRio but I am very glad it's goingto be on TV. (Actually I note onthe line-up that Milli Vanilli arealso scheduled to appear!)

Some good (sic) news has comefrom the BSB and Sky merger.MTV Europe's director of adver-tising sales Brace Steinberg saysthe station has become an unex-pected beneficiary, explaining thatas BSB's estimated 120.000 UK -based dish owners are switched -over to the Astra satellite, so theyfind MTV is one of the new chan-

nels they can receive. But has ithad any effect on viewing figuresin Bulgaria?

And so to the anniversaries forthis week. And yes, you're wayahead of me on this one, becauseon December 8 it will be 10 yearssince John Lennon was shot dead.December 8 would also have been

Jim Morrison's 47th birthday.Joan Armatrading will be 40 onDecember 9, Otis Reading died 23years ago on December 10 andSam Cooke was murdered 26years ago on December 11. Jer.mains Jackson will be 33 onDecember II, Frank Sinatra willbe 70 on December 12 and DionneWarwick will be 50! And onDecember 14 it will be 13 yearssince the film "Saturday NightFever" had its premier. Get outthose white suits, boys.

Talking of Jim Morrison, whatabout a doctoral thesis on theman? Well that's just what StigSoederholm in Finland has done.It's Finland's first ever thesis onrock culture and is called "TheMythology Ritual And Death OfA Lizard King". According toSoederhohn the Morrison cult isvisually connected with religiousbehaviour, a form of post-moderncultural religiousness somewhat

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similar to the ones surroundingElvis Presley, James Dam andso-called "Deadheads". A goodportion of thesis is devoted to fansvisiting the grave site of Morrisonin Paris. "The use of cannabis,cigarettes and alcohol is typical toMorrison/Doors devotees, whovisit his grave. It's part of socialcommunication within a group ofpeople:' Soederholm says!

Now, of course, by the time youread this, the after-effects ofMargaret Thatcher's resignationwill have faded away. Never-theless, I must mention my dearfriend Egil Houeland, just one ofmany of who had rushed off tothe gram library looking forsuitable records to play. BobDylan's Maggie's Farm, MaggieMay from Rod Stewart and, forthose she wished she hadn't, Can'tLet Maggie Go by the Honeybas.My favourite reaction came, amaz-ingly enough, from Holland'ssober and serious news station,Radio 1 which played the MoodyBlues Go Now. Sing -along every-body ..."Said she'd better go, ohyou'd better go now, go now, gonow, before you see me cry ..."

Antenne Bayern, Building For The Future

Format Euro AC/gold/need- Studio (Munich); Axelsional specials Springer, Burden Verlag,

Core artists: Fleetwood Mac, Medienpool; Radio Bavaria,New Kids On The Block and Studio Coos; UfA (percent -Cliff Richard ages not given)Hours on Or: 24 Address: Funkhaus Cuter -Target audience: 14-39 foehring, Muenchner StrasseActual audience: 203/4 reach 20, 0043 UnterfoehringFrequency: various FM Telephone: (0)89 959 990.On -air: September 1988 Fax: (0)89 957 9966.Ownership: Arnperwelle Teem 17 5214217

Programme director Mace Haas,"Antenne Bayern went on air at06.00 on September 5 1988 andbroadcasts 24 hours a day to the

entire state of Bavaria, a poten-tial audience of 14 million. Weare FM -only, the only statewideprivate, and a staff of around85. The station is a private outletwith Germany's largest poten-tial audience,

"Antenne Bayern also broad-casts into parts of Hasson,Baden-Wurttemberg, East Ger-many, Austria, Switzerland and

Czechoslovakia. We have stu-dios in the towns of Memming-en, Nuremberg, Wurzburg andRegensburg.

"We claim a 32% weekdaymarket share of the 14-39 demo-graphic audience (source Funk.analyse Bayern 1990). We cal-culate an actual audience of700.000 per hour.

"The station operates a for-mat mix: Euro AC, some goldprogramming and occasionalspecials. Programming is cen-

tred on music, local and national

information, community serviceand general entertainment."We do use computer program-ming, a system called Music Scan.Jingles are both bought -in andproduced in-house.

"Sponsorship mainly rests onpop concerts - we do not sponsorfootball. On July 7 we had ourbiggest ever outdoor promotion inEast Germany, in the city of Geraand attracted upwards of 35.000people. It raised money for or-phans. Events are organised byVictor Warms, Antenne Bayern'spromotions director.

"We run two main charts: aweekly "Coca-Cola Eurochart"and our own "Hitparade". I com-pile the playlists and we use anABCD system, with records clas-sed as A gaining the heaviest rota-tion. We are well served by recordcompanies.

"We have already done a testcall -out research, using Pals in

Nuremberg. Them are a lot ofidiosyncrasies, especially in theGerman marketplace, and thesmarter radio stations are alreadybudgeting for qualitative re-

search.

'And the future for the stationis good. The goal for AntenneBayern is to build in the audienceareas that advertisers want overthe next half year, particularlyfemales from 30-39, while seekingto lose as few teenagers as possi-ble. Another aim is to break the103/4 share in every city!' 0

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Kim ilde. I Can't Say GoodbyeWendy Mahan,- GalifornWMichael Bolton. Georgia On MyGliff Richard Saviors DayBeautiful Sout, My Book

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Kim Appleby Don t WorryKa Hallyday- Tears Of The

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BBC RADIO 1 LONDONGeorge Michael. FreedomPatsy Cline- Crazy

Silje. Tell Me Where You'reLoose Ends- Love's Got Me

Proclaimers King Of TakersR.Stewart/TTurner. It

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Michael McDonald- All We GotCliff Richard Saviour's Dry RADIO FORTH EDINBURGH

Donna Summer. State OfB List:

Enigma Sadness Part I

Billy Idol- Prodigal Blues

AD Chris 'seek. Necked GameInnocence. A Matter Of Fact

Paul McCartney- All My TrialsBeautiful Sout, My Book

Colin Somerville - Head Of MusicAD Enigma. Sadness Part I E M Unbelievable

Kylie Miogue- Step Back InBrothers,earless

Vanilla Ice. Ice Ice BabyYazoo- Situation

Aztec amera- The Cry, SceneINXS. Disappear

The Farm- All Together NowCRC Music Factory. Gonna Make London BeatwA Better Love

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Seal- Crazy

Phil Collins- Do You RememberGeorge Michael- FreedomL.L Cool Around The Way

Soul II Soul. Missing You

Vanilla Ice- Ice Ice Baby

C.Atkins/M.Knopfler- Poor BoySoulsiazer- Through Before VVe

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Wlde. I Can't Say GoodbyeZZ Top Give It UpWhycliffe. Love Speak Up

Jesus Loves You. One On OneA List:

D roclaimers. King Of The RoadPer Shop Boy, Being Boring

Richard Park Pro, Conr.A L.

MC Hammer- Praybe. Sunshine On A Rainy Dry ATLANTIC 2S2- COUNTY MEATH

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Talk Talk- Such A Shame

Bassomanc Ease On By

Paul Kavanagh Head 01MusicA List:

Pet Shop Boys. Being BoringTwenty 4 even. Are You

Stevie B- Because I Lave YouSnap- Mary Had A Uttk Boy

julee Cr modes.ingGeorge

Freedom

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Seiko- All The Way To HeavenKim Appleby- Don't WorryRobert Palmer/MO.1.g Be

B List:AD DeeeLite. Power Of Lore

Roxy Music. AvalonMother's FInest. Somebody

Whitney Houston- All The ManBlack Box- Fantasy

AnmotherCathy Guthrie -taiGwen ss My Love

Alias- More Than Words Can SayBlack Box. Fantasy grCCorine--EZt'u 0...mbar

Faith No More- Falling ToRetry Boo.. Hours

METRO FM NEWCASTLE RADIO CITY LIVERPOOLRighuoos Brothers- UnchainedRStewart,Turner- It Takes Elton John WDR COLOGNE

Giles Sou. Prog. con,A L.

Tony McKenzie -Head Or MuskA List:

Jimmy SomewIlle. To LaveVanilla Ice- Ice Ice Baby

Stranglers POP SESSION Weekdays PMHansHolger Knock, Prod.

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PP Phil ollins. Do You RememberWendy Ma harry. California

Kronos Quart, Marquee MoonChris Spedding- Smoke

Michael Bolton. Georgia On My Soul II Soul. Missing Youist:

Clive Dickens Head Of MusicAD Techotronk. Turn It Up

A List:AD Jive Bunny. Let's Swing Again

Madonna. justify My weeyUndivided Roots- Stranger To

PICCADILLY RADIO. MANCHESTERKeith Pringle - Head Of Music

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MC Hammer- PrayPrayers- Allekilah

Soul II Soul- Missing You AgaSeven Little

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An Emotional Fish. Blue RADIO TRENT GROUPNOTTINGHAMLen Groat Deputy Prog.Dir. RADIO HALLAM SHEFFIELD

Dusty Springfield- Arrested ByPMacNee/H Blackman. Kinky

Brenda Fassie- Wont, Run

Creation- Give h. UpDream ariors. My Definition

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Planked Mann's Earth Band AD ADec Camera- Skiesryig SceneFleetwood Mac. The Limit

Beverley Craven- Holding OnTraveling Wilburys- If You

Prefab Sprou, We Let TheT. Outfield- For You

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STATION REPORTS STATION REPORTSRIAS 2. BERLINHenry Gros,Andreas Dorfmann -Head Of MusicAD Pet Shop Boys. Being Boring

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