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INSIDESingles chart, 6-7; Albumchart, 17; New Singles, 18;New Albums, 13; Retailing 5;Indpendent Labels, 12.
January 18, 1982 VOLUME FOUR NUMBER 42 65p
Rape discruns intoradio banRAPE RECORD 'The Boiler' by Rhodawith The Special AKA has effectivelybeen removed from daytime airplayowing to its harrowing content.
After several plays on Radio -1, byJohn Peel, Richard Skinner and on theRock On programme a spokesman forthe station said that it was unlikely to beplayed again.
The record also had one play onCapital Radio in London before thestation announced that it would notappear on the playlist and would not beheard again in 'ordinary programming'.
Other major ILR stations are follow-ing suit although several might considerplaying the record to illustrate argu-ments against rape, or the relevance ofpop music in society, in phone-in ordocumentary programmes.
The bans came as no surprise toChrysalis which released the record.Publicity head Chris Poole described itas: "A serious record which treats aserious subject in a responsiblemanner."
He said that the label was not expect-ing much daytime airplay and waspleasantly surprised by the plays it hadbeen given.
"We think it is an important recordwhich the public has the right to hear.There is nothing in it which could beconsidered offensive but we understandthat it might make some people feeluncomfortable," concluded Poole. Another single destined for broad-casting problems is the first release fromBomp International by Josie Cottenentitled 'Johnny Are You Queer?'(BOMP1). The 45 is out on January 15through Pinnacle and has been a discochart hit already in America.
LARRY PAGE (centre) puts his handsin the hands of the men at PRT whowill be looking after the needs of thePage One label, being relaunched byPage after 11 years following hisreacquisition of the name andtrademark from Dick James Music.
PRT will be handling pressing anddistribution and with Page are (left)Howard Barrow (Mitcham site direc-tor) and Tony Smith (PRT salesmanager). First release will be 'I'm AGirl' by Jade, a 17 -year -old Welshsinger, out on January 22 under aco -production deal with the Japanese
label Discomate. Also signed for PageOne releases are the Snazz, a Londonband, Kilroy from Glasgow, sax-ophone player Colin Tulley, pianistMichael Park and musical directorJohnny Pearson, while the Larry PageOrchestra will also be re-formed.Music publishing in future will beco-ordinated under Page One Musicinstead of Page Full of Hits.
"It was lucky for me before with actslike the Troggs,- Vanity Fair andPlastic Penny. The name is still goodand it will be lucky for me again,"commented Page.
More catalogue at Our PriceHOME COUNTIES retail chain OurPrice has increased its commitment tocatalogue in its annual stock review andis pushing ahead with an expansionpolicy.
The company compiles a yearly stocklist which is general to all of its shops andthis year has increased its already largeinterest in catalogue items.
Director Gary Nesbitt said that nowthat the Harlequin chain had been fullyintegrated the 56 -shop chain could go
ahead with a marked increasein catalogue wherever possible.
"As a specialist dealer I think it is vitalto stock as wide a range of catalogue aspossible. We have always believed incatalogue," he said.
Our Price's expansion plans continuewith four sites now actively beingconsidered. These could be open withinsix months and the chain could havegrown by 10 shops before the end of1982.
DinDisc andquits, butlabel willcontinueTHE RECENT run-down of VirginRecords offshoot label DinDisc took anew turn last week when it wasannounced that founder and managingdirector Carol Wilson had left thecompany.
The last three months have seen asteady outflow of staff from the label -either through redeployment within theVirgin Group or resignations. WhileVirgin's managing director SimonDraper has yet to announce wilson'ssuccessor, a new label boss is expectedshortly.
Said Draper: "Carol has worked forus for many years now and naturally wewish her every success for the future.Until an announcement is made con-cerning the new appointment DinDiscproduct will administered through theoffices of Virgin Records.
"Din Disc promotion executive Don-na Thompson will continue to look afterthe label's releases, most significantlythe new single from Orchestral Man-oeuvres in the Dark. The existing rosterof artists will not be affected by thechanges."
Late deliveryRECORD BUSINESS apologisesto readers for the late delivery oflast week's issue. Severe weatherconditions on January 8 made itimpossible to complete our produc-tion schedule and as a result theissue could not be mailed out untilJanuary 11 - two days later thanusual.
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Gloomy future instore for records,predicts GreenawayWHILE COMPOSERS should be"relatively happy" with the state ofbroadcasting in Britain, the future pos-sibilities offered by the recording indus-try were a matter of greater concern,claimed songwriter Roger Greenaway ata seminar on Music In Broadcasting,organised last week in london by theNational Music Council of Britain.
Greenaway, a panellist in a sessiondealing with the composer's approach,recalled how radio and TV had killed offsheet music as a major source of incomefor a writer. What was happening nowon the mechanical royalty side was adecline in the amount of income which acomposer could expect from recordroyalties.
His gloomy prediction was to antici-pate the "almost complete demise" ofthe record industry over a ten-yearperiod. It would, he felt, become "acottage industry" selling to a few peoplewho wanted their music on record. Hesuggested that in future the performingright would become the most importantsource of income and "possibly the onlyone eventually"
However, notwithstanding Green-away's favourable comments abouttreatment of pop by radio and television,Nicholas Maw felt that serious musiccomposers were less well treated. He feltthat although in many respects theBBC's record was an "admirable one", ithad failed to provide proper facilities toencourage the development of contem-porary music. He was particularly criticalthan the BBC had not placed a properelectronic studio at composers' disposal.Insufficient airtime was given to theworks of serious living composers, hecomplained.
In reply, Ernest Warburton, musiceditor of Radio -3, admitted that therewas a lack of contemporary music on thenetwork and steps were being taken toremedy the omission.
Speaking on the performer's attitude,musical director Harry Rabinowitz deli-vered some forthright remarks, in whichthe BBC once again came under fire."We do music better, faster, more
MerchandisingSPANDAU BALLET'S new single`She Loved Like Diamond' (CHS (12)2858) is also available on 12 -inch withan instrumental version on the 'B' side.Both versions come in picture bags.
HAIRCUT 100 releases a new single`Love Plus One' (CLIP 2) with initialquantities containing three free cards con-taining biographical data and a photo ofgroup members. The offer is being promotedextensively in the consumer press.
THE JETS have a new single releasedby EMI on` March 12. 'Love MakesThe World Go Round' (EMI 5262) isavailable in a picture sleeve.
skilfully and with a finer sense of stylethan anywhere else in the world, apartfrom the US," he said. But whilerewards were good financially, theywere not matched by the artistic satisfac-tion gained by a musician. He urgedmanufacturers to speed up the introduc-tion of stereo TV sound and the BBC tobroadcast more "live" music, ratherthan employ musicians to perform "thesame tired old arrangements" which didnot do the players justice.
BBJ to supply30 albums for
History of RockPart -work
THE SERIES of double albums tobe made available to subscribers tonew TV -advertised part -workmagazie The History of Rock is beingcompiled by BBJ International.
BBJ - a dvision of the MichaelBungay advertising company - hasconcluded a deal with publishersOrbis to compile and license thealbums, with the aim of tracing thehistory of rock in tandem with theweekly magazine which eventuallybuilds into an encyclopedia.
The first monthly offer is free topurchasers of the first two editionsof the magazine. When the 16 -trackElvis LP is delivered, it comes witha copy of the second album volumeand an invoice.
Those unwilling to buy thesecond album will send it back andkeep the Elvis LP without payinganything extra. Those wishing tocarry on collecting the doublealbums will pay £4.99 plus postagefor each volume.
BBJ is licensing original tracksfrom rights -owning record com-panies, as so far all those con-cerned have co-operated in thescheme. Volumes 1-6 have all beencleared for production and theseries should eventually run to 30titles including material fromChuck Berry, Bill Haley, Jerry LeeLewis, Buddy Holly, Sam Cooke,Cliff Richard and Billy Fury.
MCA IS in a Fixx - and loving everyminute of it. This hot London bandhas just signed to the company andpictured here with vocalist Cy Cumin(seated front) are (left to right) Irvin
,David (lawyer), Martin Satterthwaite(marketing manager), Stuart Watson(managing director), Geoff Jukes(manager), and David Pick (businessaffairs consultant).
RDR labelto goon afterstaff purgeDESPITE THE loss of five members ofstaff, including chief executive PaulMurphy, Recorded Delivery Recordswill continue in business with thefinancial support of Bristow HelicopterGroup, its majority shareholder.
Since January 6 Murphy, along withpromotion men Fred Faber and MikeKeep, Toni Vassali, who handled tradeliaison, and Rosemary Schmuecker, incharge of music publishing, have ceasedto be employed by Recorded Delivery.Only songwriter and managing directorGeoff Morrow kept his job.
Murphy set up RDR in April last yearand the company has maintained anactive promotional image, most recentlywith a version of 'Sonny Boy' by TomJones. Currently Recorded Delivery hasan interest in the Five Tracks OfLaughter EP by The Hysterics on RCA,in association with Alan Wade's Prom-opeople company.
Bristow's involvement with the labelbegan about two years ago when it wasoriginally known as Chopper Records.It became Recorded Delivery with theappointment of Paul Murphy, whopreviously ran his own Buk label."We have sunk hundreds of thousands
of pounds into the record label and arehappy to continue doing so," com-mented Laurence Bristow, a director ofthe helicopter company. "We were nothappy with the way it was being run andwe shall be bringing in a new chiefexecutive to assist Geoff Morrow andtake care of running the label."
MCA seeks UKtalent forworld dealsUNDER NEW managing directorStuart Watson, MCA is planning afresh asssault on the local talent sceneand is pursuing an active policy ofsigning British acts for worldwidedeals.
Appointed to oversee MCA's a&ractivity is Charlie Eyre, previouslywith A&M, EMI Music Publishingand EMI Records. Eyre will be lookingto expand MCA's slimmed down ros-ter of UK acts-now comprising Look,Tygers of Pan Tang, Barbara Thomp-son and new signing The Fixx - by upto six new acts during 1982.
As an indication of his determina-tion to ensure that British acts aregiven maximum overseas promotion,Watson is flying to Munich this weekto present material by the Fixx toGerman licensee Ariola, a meeting atwhich MCA's French outlet Arabellawill also be present. First Fixx single,out here this week is 'Some People'(Fixx 1), which will be receiving con-centrated in-store promotion.
Other staff changes at MCA involvethe appointments of Steve McCaugh-ley as head of promotion, replacingDave Brown who has left to pursueactivities outside the industry, MauraRobinson to handle international pro-duct liaison, and Sue Humphris,formerly with EMI and Tony Brains -by, as head of press.
"We are now geared to a thoroughjob on UK and US acts," commentedWatson, whose main activity since hewas promoted from marketing mana-ger six months ago has been to mount aseries of successful catalogue cam-paigns. In particular, MCA's mid -price £2.99 line has done notably well.Twenty titles were released in Augustand volume sales to date are 200,000copies. A further half -dozen werereleased for Christmas and another 20are due in February, among themalbums by Neil Diamond, LynyrdSkynyrd, Don Williams and Budgie.
Future campaigns will be tape andLP twofers featuring such acts asBrenda Lee, Steely Dan and Wish-bone Ash.
Under Oliver Drake, MCA has alsobeen active on the third -party licensingfront, having placed a Neil Diamondpackage with Warwick for direct mail,an Oak Ridge Boys album with thesame label, and a Barbara MandrellLP with Ronco.
Virgin-WMOT deal sets dance music policyVIRGIN RECORDS has entered the man Mick Clark to co-ordinate future 12 -inch.American dance music market for thefirst time by licensing the Philadelphialabel WMOT.
And the company's bullish attitude todisco material will not stop there. Virginhas signed Mike and Brenda Sutton's`We'll Make It' (VS480) from theAmerican SAM label and will be releas-ing it on 7 -inch and 12 -inch on February5, and has also hired a dance music a&r
disco product. He was previously a DJand singles reviewer for Blues and Soulmagazine.
The WMOT label was formed in theearly 70s and has had previous UK chartsuccess with Fat Larry's Band andSlick. First single under the newarrangement is from former Slick singerBrandi Wells on January 22, entitled`Watch It', out on both 7 -inch and
The 45 precedes the singer's album,also titled Watch It (V2224' scheduledfor January 29.
Virgin's deal with WMOT is long-term and includes the UK. Eire, Austra-lia, New Zealand and Japan. OtherWMOT artists plannina product in1982 include Fat Larry's Band, CaptainSky, Margie Joseph and FranI6e Smith.
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BILLBOARD UK Scoops Fleet Street - while the British nationals continue toshow tactful caution towards embracing the latest technology in typesetting, theUS trade's London office is now using satellite communication to transmit copyelectronically via a visual display terminal direct to New York hq, which can thensend in onwards, again by satellite, to the printing plant in Cincinnati. The movecoincides with the London office taking over responsibility for all internationaleditorial operations and the appointment of Peter Jones as international editor andbureau md Mike Hennessey additionally as international editorial director. As aresult of the installation of this electronic marvel, airmailed copy from suchterritories as Japan, Mexico and Australasia now processed through London . . .
COULD THE improbable, if not the impossible, be about to happen? In theStates, K-tel's Hooked on Classics album (released there through RCA) has made adramatic leap from 13 to 4, which puts it in line for the top spot . . . having playedjust one gig, the cheque books are out for a touch of the Sothebys over a band calledAnimal Nitelife. Silly offers are already being made - but expect them to go tomonster proportions before a contract is signed . . . when the buzz is right, there'sobviously no shortage of money, MCA, for instance, has just signed a London actthe Fixx whose worldwide deal is reckoned to be worth £75,000 . . . incidentally,expect an announcement at Midem regarding the namechange of Leeds Music toMCA Music, first predicted some months back in Brian Oliver' publishingcolumn . . . three former press officers of fairly heavyduty nature are reckoned tobe in the frame for the vacancy at Arista-Ariola . . . expect the launch of an Islandjazz label, featuring many big names . . . sorry to hear that Ronnie Scott, after thetraumas of keeping his club afloat - closedown was imminent at one point - nowsatisfactorily resolved, is not in the best of health . . .
AMONG THE grudging praise for Barry Manilow's London concerts, deliveredby Fleet Street writers, we liked the (presumed) literal which appeared in MickBrown's review in the Grauniad. "Manilow," he wrote, "is largely an object offemale appreciation, not to say desire, of the most gentile kind'. Oi veh! . . theBulls Head, Gerrards Cross, scene of the annual Jimmy Hanks dinners, entertained80 or so industryites and partners last Friday for a surprise 20 -years -in -the -industry dinner for Tom McDonnell, md of Spartan, who actually thought he wasbeing taken out for the evening by his partner Dave Thomas. McDonnell waspresented with a platinum disc, some Waterford crystal and a set of golf clubs . . .
a new Rolls Royce Silver Spirit for Warwick chief Ian Miles. The first in theindustry? "I don't know what Terry Ellis is driving" joked Miles . . . once morediscreetly hiding his name behind a pseudonym, Radio- 1 's Mike Read again triesfor singing fame in February with a new single . . . former Virgin sales directorAnne Kelly returned to her Chiswick home after a New Year in the Cotswolds tofind unwelcome visitors had removed several thousand pounds worth ofpossessions, incicling all her jewellery . . .
THE HOTSHOT Tichener brothers, Ian and Nick, have been looking at theachievements of their Rush Release promo operation in 1981 and have discerned93 chart entries - an 80 percent success rate - and Number Ones with Specials,Aneka, Soft Cell, Dave Stewart and Human League . . . parting of the ways forWienybuds twosome Ian Wiener and Cary Budnick, leaving Wiener in solecontrol of the video company. Through his Wienerworld records operation,Wiener has picked up 'On My Own' by Nikka Costa, precocious 8 -year -olddaughter of Don Costa. The record has been a massive hit in Europe and spent fiveweeks at Number One in Italy. It's being released here by RCA . . . JeremyThomas, formerly of Cube -Electric, back from New York and expects toannounce plans for a new Battersea label, in partnership with David Platz of EssexMusic . . . those with long memories will remember the Finda Song For JohnMcEnroe competition - winner was reader E. Mathews of Leicester with thefollowing 'Big Bad John', 'There I've Said It Again', 'When I'm 6-4, 6-4, 6-4',`Great Balls Of Fire' and, his ace, 'Borgin The Borguine'.
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EMI groupstarts 1982with major45s pushEMI RECORDS Capitol/Libert/EMIAmerica division is starting the newyear with a major singles sales pushsupported by consumer and tradepress advertising.
The division, which had a verysuccessful 1981, begins with the latestsingle from Diana Ross. 'Mirror Mir-ror' (CL 234) is taken from the albumWhy Do Fools Fall In Love and the fulllength version is available in 12 -inchform.
Bob Seger's new single is a liveversion of 'We've Got Tonight' (CL234) from the album Nine Tonight witha previously unreleased 'B' side. Alimited edition features an extra trackon 12 -inch in red vinyl.
US hit 'Centerfold' (EA 135) by theJ. Geils Band is also released onFriday (January 22) in a picture bag. Itis from the album Freez Frame (AML3020) which is also due this month.
On the same day Ronnie Laws' newsingle 'There's A Way' (UP 648) isavailable in both seven and 12 -inchforms. The 12 -inch contains a bonustrack.
A week later sees the release of 'TooDaze Gone' by Billy Squier (CL 231) alimited edition of which will be pressedon clear vinyl. All copies of the singleare available in picture bags.
SECOND SINGLE from the FunboyThree is a new version of the 1920s classic`It Ain't What You Do, It's The Way YouDo It' (CHS 2570) which teams the groupwith Decca's Bananarama. The record isreleased on February 5 and is also avail-able on 12 -inch (CHS 12-2570), whichfeatures extended versions of the 'A' and`B' sides. The debut album from FunboyThree is due on March 5.WHY-FI RECORDS is releasing three10 -inch singles on January 22, throughRCA. Singles by Troy Tate (TeardropExplodes guitarist), 'Lifeline' (WHYD6); Robert Ellis Orrall, 'Call TheUh-Oh Squad' (WHYD 7); and Virgi-nia Astley 'A Bao A Qu' (WHYD 8).CONSUMER PRESS advertisements inFebruary issues surround the release of thedebut album by The Look on MCARecords. The Look (MCF 3120) containsthe singles 'I Am The Beat' and 'FeedingTime'. Promotion also includes in-storeposters and flyposting to coincide with aUK tour.
Lynott errorDUE TO computer error, PhillipLynott's 'Yellow Pearl' (SOLO3)was ommitted from last week's RBsingles chart. This error has beenrectified this week and the recordwill be shown as having two weeks onchart.
WEA RECORDS has put together acollection of tracks from new UKpsychedelic bands Mood Six, MilesOver Matter, The High Tide, TheTimes, The Silence, The Earwigs,The Barracudas and The MarbleStaircase. The compilation is called ASplash Of Colour (K58415) and a single`Dancing In My Mind' (K18930) byThe High Tide has been released.
TV PROGRAMME 'Hill Street Blues'has returned to the UK screens to boostprospects for the Mike Post theme tunecurrently in the RB Top 100 Singles andDisco Charts. The tune is featured on analbum Television Theme Songs(K12576) on Elektra Records scheduledfor February release.
BARRY MANILOW has a new singleissued by Arista on Friday. 'HI ShouldLove Again' (ARIST 453) is the titletrack from his current album and thesingle release coincides with his UKtour.
DEBUT SINGLE from Worchestershireband The Dancing Did 'The Lost Platoon'(BUY 136) is released by Stiff Records.The record is produced by Bob Andrews.
EXTENSIVE CONSUMER promo-tion is being given to the new Mercurysingle from the Bar -Kays, `Nightcruis-ing' (MER(X) 89) which is available inboth seven and 12 -inch format.
CENTRAL LINE'S new single 'Don'tTell Me' (MER(X) 90) is receivingextensive promotion in consumer and tradepress and is available in both seven and12 -inch form, the latter being longer.
HUANG CHUNG'S new single 'Chi-na' (ARIST 447) comes in a picturebag designed as a Chinese stamp.Promotion will continue until Febru-ary 4 - Chinese New Year.
FIRST EMI UK album release of theyear is Holger Czukay's On The Way ToThe Peak Of Normal (EMC 3394). It isbeing given full marketing back-up.
"THAT'LL DO nicely" says RandyEdelman (centre) after signing a worl-dwide recording contract with RocketRecords and receiving md John Hall'sAmerican Express card in return. Edel-man's debut Rocket single will be`Barbara (The Woodhouse Way)' and analbum is due to follow in March.Pictured right is manager John Velasco.
DealsWEA INTERNATIONAL has con-cluded an exclusive worldwide dis-tribution agreement with IrvingAzoff's Full Moon Records label. Thedeal covers all territories outside ofUSA and Canada which are alreadypart of Azoff's separate agreementwith Warner Brothers. The first tworeleases are albums from Peter Ceteraand Grand Funk Railroad.
FORMER MOTOWN publicity mana-ger Karen Spreadbury has formed her ownpress and promotion company Eyes& Earswhich will include a wide range ofactivities like writing, public relations andpress consultancy. The promotion side ofthe business will be run by Nicky MacKen-zie who has experience in disco, video andradio promotion.
First acts signed are Ray Shell and theStreet Angels and Deon Estus plus severalrecord company accounts. The company isbased at PO Box 103, London SW196PD (Tel: 01-809 1073/789 9673).
Ins & OutsPHONOGRAM RECORDS hasannounced two new staff appoint-ments. John Watson has joined thecompany as legal and business affairsmanager and will also hold the positionfor Decca Records.
Watson, 29, is a solicitor who hasworked at leading entertainment lawspecialists Simons, Muirhead andAllan for the past five years. He isexpected to take up his appointmentshortly and will replace John Kennedywho has joined CBS.
Roddy Forrest has been appointedassistant product manager, reportingto AlanPhillips. He was formerly strikeforce manager at Phonogram andDecca and joined the company fromEMI.
THE ZOMBA Group has made a series ofstaff promotions, effective from, anuary 1,in which general professional managerSteven Howard has become general mana-ger of Zomba Music and Street Music. Atthe same time, Jan Garner has beenappointed international co-ordinator forZomba and Street Music in addition to her
publishing administrator role. RachelleGreenblatt has been made general mana-ger, publishing, of Zomba Enterprises Inc,the American arm of the Zomba Group.
JAMES FISHER has been appointedUK representative of ASCAP in suc-cession to the late Lawrie Ross. Fisherjoints the American collection agencyfrom Motown International and Jo -bete Music where he has been for thelast six years as general manager.
GRAHAM R UTHERFORD, univer-sally known as `Tilly', has been appointedgeneral manaer responsible for co-ordinating all future product and releasesfor the expanding Red Bus Group whichhas distribution through PRT . He will alsohave close links with marketing and sales.He was formerly with Magnet where hehelped establish successful acts like Darts,Matchbox and Bad Manners.
CHRISTINE EVANS has moved toRonco as sales controller. She waspreviously a record buyer with Boots.
STEVE JOHNSTON has joined RushRelease as promotional co-ordinator whileFinlay Morgan has come into the companyas financial controller.
PUBUSHIAGSOME MUSIC publishers appear to bestarting 1982 with plenty of confidence,after good results in the final quarter oflast year. Despite continuing predic-tions of gloom and despondency fromsome people, companies like AprilMusic, Southern, Virgin, Beadle andIntersong all report a noticeable upturnin sales - and a general feeling ofconfidence returning in the song mar-ketplace.
Beadle Music's creative director,Martin Pursey, says his company hasjust concluded an important worldwideco -publishing deal with 'producersworkshop' IGA Music -a new companyformed by a six -strong team of produc-ers, recording engineers and musiciansbased at First Light Studios in Peck-ham, South East London.
"This deal gives us a good openinginto New Music," says Pursey. "Be-cause we're still a small company, wejust don't get a chance to see all the newyoung bands. There aren't enoughhours in a day. But IGA has lots ofcontacts in this area and often knowswhat's going on before most of the majorrecord companies."
The first major release under the dealis a WEA Records compilation album ofnew psychedelic bands (such as MilesOver Matter, High Tides and Barracu-das) called A Splash Of Colour. Othernew bands whose titles are among the 60or so songs in the IGA catalogue alreadyare Panache and a new black band fromLondon, called Network, which boastsa 15 -year -old 'Michael Jackson sound -alike' lead singer.
Carlin Music has concluded a worl-dwide co -publishing deal with Trek -farm Music, which is owned by songwri-ter Harold Spiro and veteran recordproducer Alan Freeman.
Meanwhile, Richard Gillinson hasbeen busy developing his three -months -old Lionheart Music. He now repre-sents Maya Music, owned by Sky'sFrancis Monkman.
And Chappell has been on the newsignings trail too. Following the pre -Christmas clinching of a deal withCharisma Music, Chappell Internation-al has now picked up Chas & Dave'spublishing for the major Europeanterritories. The duo's back catalogue(including 'Stars over 45') and all futurematerial will come under the deal.
After Julio Inglesias - Miguel Bose?That's the hope of April Music mdJames Ware. Bose is one of Spain'sbiggest stars and has covered an excel-lent David Essex song, 'If You BreakMy Heart' - soon to be released here byCBS.
Meanwhile, Barry McCloud is pin-ning his hopes on the current top 'cult'star in Cyprus - Kim Nicolaou. He hasbeen signed to McCloud -7 Music and anew album is due shortly.
Intersong's Bruno Kretchmar (whospent Christmas relaxing on a frozenmountainside in the Lake District) isbusy exporting British talent. His newgroup, Eve To Eve (comprising JulianMarshall and Deborah Berg), has itsfirst Warner Brothers album released inthe States this month. And JulianMarshall's former partner, Kit Hain,also has her debut solo released worl-dwide by Decca.
BRIAN OLIVER
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RETARIM Edited by PAUL CAMPBELL
Capital compilesfor golden jubileeCAPITOL RECORDS celebrates itsgolden jubilee this year and one manwho intends that this year should notend without the label's contribution tomusic being marked is Alan Warner.
Warner is an English self-exile in LosAngeles and is best known in thiscountry for his discovery of long lostfilm musical gems such as 'The Trail OfThe Lonesome Pine'.
To him was given the momentoustask of sifting through the thousands ofhits, let alone the rest of the Capitol,Liberty, United Artists and associatedmaterial, to create a series of compila-tions which would do justice to themusic of five decades.
"It is the most extensive retrospectiveever commissioned and in total runs to42 albums. I wanted to include as manyhits as possible but I also includedcollectors items and interesting originalversions," said Warner.
So far on the market is the rock 'n' rollsection of the series, 12 albums tracingthe rise of the form from Fats Domino tothe Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. It was thiscollection that Warner featured on theOld Grey Whistle Test on Thursday whenhe showed film clips of Domino, GeneVincent and a previously unshown filmof Jan & Dean singing 'Surf City'.
To follow are a series of 12 easylistening albums, 10 country albumsand eight film music albums. The latteris naturally closest to Warner's heartwith a rock 'n' roll film album deservingspecial attention. It contains the best notonly from UA and Liberty but Towerand Sidewalk which means more Domi-no but acts like The Standells - theoriginal garage band - and for the firsttime 'The Weight' by The Band fromthe soundtrack of Easy Rider.
"These sets are not only highly
42 albums of Capitol goodiesfrom oldies expert Alan Warner.
entertaining they are also historical. Iwas trying to represent the best of therepertoire which EMI owns worldwide.If they go well there is room forcollections of the very earliest NewOrleans material and a 70s collection.Hopefully it will be the beginning of anongoing series," said Warner.
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A way to combat someof those 'perfect faulties'IF RECORD dealers received £1 forevery time a customer returned a`faulty' record only for it to playperfectly on the shop equipment mostof them would now be sunning them-selves in well earned retirement in theBahamas.
Sadly. RB cannot envisage such ascheme but Mike Butler of theEvesham based Record Tape & VideoCentre has an idea which could gosome of the way to relieve the night-mare of 'perfect faulties'.
Like all good ideas it is deceptivelysimple. He simply wants record manu-facturers to advise the public thatmore often than not it is their equip-ment, and the way it is set up, that is atfault.
"Quite often you can see where thestylus on badly set up material hasploughed its way around the groove. Itis difficult for the retailer to get thecustomer to understand about equip-
ment. I am sure that a short note fromthe manufacturer could make a differ-ence," said Butler.
A statement along the lines of "Thisrecord should reach you in perfectcondition. If you have any problemscheck that your equipment is correctlyset-up and stylus in good condition. Ifnot satisfied please return to yourdealer for advice"; could be printed oninner or outer sleeves with littleproblem.
HMV has its ownaccessory rangeHMV RETAIL has launched its ownbrand of accessories for record andtapes. The range includes 27 items forcleaning, preventing static 'and storingrecords and for building up matchingsets of audio and video tape.
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THE LAND OF MAKE BELIEVEBUCKS FIZZ RCA RCA 163 RCA
DON'T YOU WANT MEHUMAN LEAGUE VIRGIN VS 466(12) CBS
GET DOWN ON ITKOOL &THE GANG DE-LITE DE(X) 5 POLYGRAM
MIRROR MIRRORDOLLAR WEA BUCK 2 WEA
THE MODEUCOMPUTER LOVEKRAFTWERK EMI (12)EMI 5207 EMi
I'LL FIND MY WAY HOMEJON & VANGELIS POLYDOR JV 1 POLYGRAM
OH JULIESHAKIN STEVENS EPIC EPC A1742 CBS
IT MUST BE LOVEMADNESS STIFF BUY 134 CBS
BEING BOILEDHUMAN LEAGUE FAST PRODUCTS FAST 4 EMI
I COULD BE HAPPYALTERED IMAGES EPIC EPC A(13)1834 CBS
WAITING FOR A GIRL LIKE YOUFOREIGNER ATLANTIC K16696 WEA
ONE OF USABBA EPIC EPC A(1111740 CBS
ANT RAPADAM AND THE ANTS CBS CBS A(11)1738 CBS
DADDY'S HOMECLIFF RICHARD EMI EMI 5251 EMI
YOUNG TURKSROD STEWART RIVA RIVA 34 WEA
GOLDEN BROWNSTRANGLERS LIBERTY BP 407 EMI
WEDDING BELLSGODLEY & CREME POLYDOR POSP 369POLYGRAM
ROCK 'N' ROLLSTATUS QUO VERTIGO QUO 6 POLYGRAM
7 I JUST WANNA(SPEND SOME TIME WITH YOU)ALTON EDWARDSSTREETWAVE STR A(13)1897 CBS
2 YELLOW PEARLPHILIP LYNOTT VERTIGO SOLO 3 POLYGRAM
2 DROWNING IN BERLINMOBILES RIALTO RIA 3 PINNACLE
29 7 DON'T WALK AWAYFOUR TOPS CASABLANCA CAN(X) 1006POLYGRAM
'al' 28 9 DEAD RINGER FOR LOVEMEAT LOAF CLEVELAND EPIC EPC A1697 CBS
24 12 8 SPIRITS IN THE MATERIAL WORLDPOLICE A&M AMS 8194 CBS
- 10 ARTHUR'S THEME(THE BEST THAT YOU CAN DO)CHRISTOPHER CROSS WARNER BROS K17847WEA
26 15 20 BIRDIE SONGTWEETS PRT7P 219 PRT
27 22 10 MY OWN WAYDURAN DURAN EMI (12)EMI 5254 EMI
44 9 EASIER SAID THAN DONESHAKATAK POLYDOR POSP(X) 375 POLYGRAM
29 17 12 BEDSITTERSOFT CELL SOME BIZZARE BZS 6 POLYGRAM
30 30 6 I WANNA BE A WINNERBROWN SAUCE BBC RESL 101 PRT
42 7 TICKET TO THE MOON/HERE IS THE NEWSELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRAJETJET 7018 CBS
32 23 11 FLASHBACKIMAGINATION R&B RBS(RBL) 206 PRT
33 20 13 LET'S GROOVEEARTH WIND & FIRE CBS CBS A(13)1679 CBS
1 MAID OF ORLEANSORCHESTRAL MANOUVRES IN THE DARKDINDISC DIN 40 CBS
35 25 12 CAMBODIAKM WILDE RAK RAK 336 EMI
AQ 50 25 LOVE ACTION (I BELIEVE IN LOVE)HJMAN LEAGUE VIRGIN VS 435(12) CBS C.
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Aa'NEvy 1 SENSES WORKING OVERTIMEX T C VIRGIN VS 462(12) CBS
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13 WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE?DIANA ROSS CAPITOL CL 226 EMI
15 BEGIN THE BEGUINEJULIO IGLESIAS CBS CBS A1612 CBS
8 THEME FROM HILL ST. BLUESMIKE POST WARNER BROS K12576(T) WEA
BA 27 TAINTED LOVEsoFTCELLSOMEBIZZARE BZS 2(12) POLYGRAM
42 31 8 THEME FROM BRIDESHEADREVISITEDSOUNDTRACK CHRYSALIS CHS 2562 POLYGRAM
43 43 15 JOAN OF ARCORCHESTRAL MANOEUVRES IN THE DARKDINDISC DIN 36(12) CBS
97 2 LANDSLIDEOLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN EMI EMI 5257 EMI
45 27 13 THE LUNATICS HAVE TAKENOVER THE ASYLUMFUN BOY THREE CHRYSALIS CHS 2563POLYGRAM
46 26 12 UNDER PRESSUREQUEEN;DAVID BOWIE EMI EMI 5250 EMI 0
47 34 10 FOUR MORE FROM TOYAH (EP)TOYAH SAFARI TOY 2 SPARTAN
48 24 7 THE HOKEY-COKEYSNOWMEN STIFF ODB 1 CBS
49 39 12 TURN YOUR LOVE AROUNDGEORGE BENSON WARNER BROS K17877(T)WEA
ANEW 1 LISTEN/SAD-EYED PEOPLESTIFF LITTLE FINGERS CHRYSALIS CHS 2580POLYGRAM
51 37 8 SWEET DREAMSELVIS COSTELLO F.BEAT XX 19 WEA
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1 NEVER GIVE UP ON AGOOD THINGGEORGE BENSON WARNER BROS K17902 WEA
9 WILD IS THE WINDDAVID BOWIE RCA BOW(T) 10 RCA
Aa 75 34 PAPA'S GOT A BRANDNEW PIG BAGPIG BAG Y Y10 ROUGH TRADEJINDIES
Aaj`100 2 TROUBLELINDSEY BUCKINGHAM MERCURY MER 85POLYGRAM
ANEW 1 RESTLESSGILLAN VIRGIN VS465 CBS
58 41 15 FAVOURITE SHIRTSHAIRCUT ONE HUNDRED ARISTA-CLIP CLIP 1POLYGRAM
59 32 12 I GO TO SLEEPPRETENDERS REAL ARE 18 WEA
ANEW 1 DO YOU BELIEVE INTHE WESTWORLDTHEATRE OF HEATE BURNING ROME BRR 2ROUGH TRADE
61 35 13 STEPPIN' OUTKOOL & THE GANG DE-LITE DE(X) 4 POLYGRAM
62 66 17 OPEN YOUR HEARTHUMAN LEAGUE VIRGIN VS 453(12) CBS
63 48 6 HEADBUTTSJOHN OTWAY & WILD WILLY BARRETTSTIFF INDIE STIN 1 SPARTAN
ANEW 1 I CAN'T GO FOR THAT(NO CAN DO)DARYL HALL &JOHN OATES RCA RCA(T)172RCA
TITLEART,5- Label Catalogue No DISTRIBUTOR Key
Platinum Disc 1 million sales (BPI certified)Gold Disc million sales (BPI certified)Silver Disc V. million sales (BPI certified)Brackets as part of a catalogue number indicates12 -inch availability. eg: VS 435(12) indicates:
VS 435 = 7 -inch singleVS 43512 = 12 -inch single
65 33 17 PHYSICALOLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN EMI EMI 5234 EMI
66 38 12 AY AY AY AY MOOSEYMODERN ROMANCE WEA K18883(T) WEA
67 67 7 PERHAPS LOVEPLACID() DOMINGO WITH JOHN DENVERCBS CBS A1905 CBS
78 2 HOLD MY HAND
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KEN DODD IMAGES IMGS 0002 PRT
EUROPEAN SONJAPAN HANSA-ARIOLA HANSA(12)10 PRT
71 55 8 STARS OVER 45CHAS & DAVE ROCKNEY KOR 12 PRT
88 2 LET'S CELEBRATENEW YORK SKYY EPIC EPC A(13)189/3 CBS
73 46 12 VOICEULTRAVOX CHRYSALIS CHS (12)2559POLYGRAM
EW 1 THAT GIRLSTEVIE WONDER MOTOWN TMG 1254 RCA
75 45 10 BUONA SERA/DON'T BE ANGRYBAD MANNERS MAGNET MAG 211 PRT
76 73 15 EVERY LITTLE THING SHE DOESPOLICE A&M AMS 8174 CBS
87 6 FOOL (IF YOU THINK IT'S OVER)ELKIE BROOKS A&M AMS 8187 CBS
78 71 13 VISION OF CHINAJAPAN VIRGIN VS 436(12) CBS
1 NO LOVEJOAN ARMATRADING A&M AMS 8179 CBS
80 64 9 THE OLD SONGBARRY MANI LOW ARISTA ARIST 443 POLYGRAM
81 so B WAITING ON A FRIENDROLLING STONES ROLLING STONES RSR 109 EM
ANEW EVERYTHING'S GONE GREENNEW ORDER FACTORY/BENELUX FACBN 08ROUGH TRADE
83 82 DON'T LET 'EM GRIND YOU DOWNEXPLOITED &ANTI-PASTI SUPERVILLE EXP 1003PINNACLE
84 86 HAPPY BIRTHDAYALTERED IMAGES EPIC EPC A(13)1522 CBS 0
ANEW FELICITYORANGE JUICE POLYDOR POSP(X) 386
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COMING IN AND OUT OF YOUR LIFBA.RBRA STREISAND CBS CBS A1789 CBS
87 54 10 IN GOD WE TRUST (EP)DEAD KENNEDYS STATIK STAT EP2 STAGE ONE
ANEW SHOOT THE PUMP
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WALTER NEGRO ISLAND WIP 6765 EMI
IMAGINERANDY CRAW FORD WARNER BROS K17906 WE.
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91 57 RUN WITH THE FOXCHRIS SQUIRE &ALAN WHITE ATLANTIC K1169IWEA
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93 72 10 I COULD NEVER MISS YOU(MORE THAN I DO)LULU ALFA ALS 01700 CBS
PIECE OF MY HEARTSAMMY HAGAR GEFFEN GEF A1884 CBS
95 49 7 HAPPY XMAS (WAR IS OVER)JOHN & YOKO & THE PLAST:C 0%0 BAND APPLER5970 EMI
96 62 8 SHOULD I DO ITPOINTER SISTERS PLANET K12578 WEA
97 47 15 TONIGHT I'M YOURS(DON'T HURT ME)WROD STE RIVA RIVA 33
98 98 14 THE "SWEETEST GIRL"scP ROUGH TRADE RT 091 ROUGH
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100 NEW 1 LOVE PLUS ONEHAIRG ARISTA-CUP CUP 2 POLYGRAM
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Bubbling Under101 EVERY HOME SHOULD HAVE ONE PATTI
AUSTIN (WARNER BROS K17874)102 FRIDAY THE THIRTEENTH (EP) DAMNED
(NEMS NES 305)103 MERRY CRASSMAS (EP) CRASS (CRASS
COLD TURKEY 1)104 WATERLINE A CERTAIN RATIO (FACTORY
FAC 52)105 NEVER TOO MUCH LUTHER VANDROSS
(EPIC EPC A(13)1857)106 WHAT'S FUNK PERRY HAINES (FETISH
FE(T)14)107 DISTORTION TO DEAFNESS DISORDER
(DISORDER ORDER 2)108 THE LION SLEEPS TONIGHT TIGHT FIT
(JIVE JIVES)109 THE TUNE HAZEL O'CONNOR (A&M AMS
8203)110 NIGHTCRUISING BAR-KAYS (MERCURY
MER(X) 89)111 BIF BLUE PLYMOUTH (EYES WIDE OPEN)
DAVID BYRNE (SIRE SIR 4054)112 CHRISTMAS WRAPPING WAITRESSES
(ISLAND WIP 6763)113 YESTERDAY'S SONG NEIL DIAMOND (CBS
CBS A1755)1141 WHO HAVE NOTHING MANFRED MANN
(BRONZE BRO 137)
115 BOB HOPE TAKES NO RISKS RIP RIG &PANIC (VIRGIN VS 468(12))
116 YOUR LOVE LIME (EXCALIBER ECX 514)117 DREAM LOVER DANA (CREOLE CR 26)118 GROOVE BABY GROOVE/JUMP AROUND
STARGAZERS (EPIC EPC A1924)119 SONNY BOY TOM JONES (RECORDED
DELIVERY RDR007)120 I'M GLAD THAT YOU'RE HERE (VOCAL)
ALPHONSE MOUZON (LONDON HLIX)10581)
121 BEAUTIFUL WORLD DEVO (VIRGIN VS 470)122 SHE LOVED LIKE DIAMOND SPANDAU
BALLET (CHRYSALIS OHS 2585)123 THINGS FALL APART CRISTINA (ISLAND
(12)WIP 6750)124 YOU DON'T LIKE MY MUSIC K.I.D.
(EXCALIBER EXC(L) 515)125 BANNED FROM PETER ... (NO FUTURE 014)126 MIRROR MIRROR DIANA ROSS (CAPITOL
(121CL 234)127 MODERN LOVE IS AUTOMATIC/DNA A
FLOCK OF SEAGULLS (JIVE JIVE(T) 8)128 DON'T STOP MOOD (RCA RCA(T) 171)129 I'VE GOT TO LEARN TO SAY NO
RICHARD'DIMPLES'FIELDS (EPIC EPC A1918)130 THE SECOND TIME(THEME FROM
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Index A -Z Guide to producer
ANT RAP CHRIS HUGHES (EMI) 13ARTHUR'S THEME 1126AY AY AY AY MOOSEY NORMAN M1GHELL/GEOFFREY DEANE/
DAVID JAQUES (COPYRIGHT CONTROL) 68BEDSITTER MIKE THORNE (METROPOLIS/WARNER BROS) 29BEGIN THE BEGUINE RAMON ARCUSA (CHAPPELL) 39BEING BOILED HUMAN LEAGUE (VIRGIN)9BIRDIE SONG HENRY HADAWAY (VALENTINE( 26BUENA SERA /DON'T BE ANGRY ROGER LOmASICAmPBEU./
CONNELLY) 75CAMBODIA R. WILDE IRICKIM/ RACK) 35CLEAR TO THE HEART TERRY BROWN (HEATH/LEVY) 90COMING IN AND OUT OF YOUR LIFE 1186COMPUTER LOVE RALF & FLORIAN (EMI) 6DADDY'S HOME CLIFF RICHARD (PLANETARY NOM/LONDON) 14DEAD RINGER FOR LOVE MEAT LOAF/STEPHEN GALFAS (DICK
JAMES) 23DO YOU BELIEVE IN THE WESTWORLD 1160DON'T LET 'EM GRIND YOU DOWN DAVE LEAPER IRONDELET/
CHAPPELL/SARAH) 63DON'T TELL ME 1192DON'T WALK AWAY DAVID WOLFER7 (RONDORI 22DON'T YOU WANT ME MARTIN RUSHENT (VIRGIN) 2DROWNING IN BERLIN PAUL LYNTON ISERvECITY LTD) 21EASIER SAID THAN DONE NIGEL WRIGHT (SCRATCH) 28EUROPEAN SON JOHN PUNTER INOMISI 70EVERY LITTLE THING SHE DOES HUGH PADGHAM/POLICE
IVIRGINI 76EVERYTHING'S GONE GREEN 1182FALLING IN LOVE AGAIN (199FAVOURITE SHIRTS BOB SARGANT (BRYAN MORRISON) 58FELICITY 1185FLASHBACK TONY SWAIN/STEVE JOLLEY IRED BUS
(INTERNATIONAL)) 32FOOL (IF YOU THINK IT'S OVER) GUS DUDGEON (RONDOR) 77FOUR MORE FROM TOVAH (EP) NICK TAUBER (SWEET & SOUR
SONGS) 47GET DOWN ON IT EUMIR DEODATO (PLANETARY NOM) 3GOLDEN BROWN STRANGLERS/STEVE CHURCHYARD (EMI) 16HAPPY BIRTHDAY MARTIN RUSHENT (BEAM DOWN/WARNER
BROS) 84HAPPY XMAS (WAR IS OVER) JOHN LENNONIYOKO ONO/PHIL
SPECTOR (NORTHERN/ ONO) 95HEADBUTTS WILLIE BARRETT (AND SON/RED SHADOW) 83HOLD MY HAND NORMAN NEWELL (EMI) 68I CAN'T GO FOR THAT(NO CAN J)0) 0 64I COULD BE HAPPY MARTIN RUSHENT (BEAM DOWN/WARNER
BROSI 10I COULD NEVER MISS YOU (MORE THAN I DO) MARK LONDON
(ROCKET) 93I GO TO SLEEP CHRIS THOMAS (EDWARD KAFFNERI 59I JUST WANNA (SPEND SOME TIME WITH YOU) CAMERON (EMI)
19I WANNA BE A WINNER B.A. ROBERTSON IEDmONDS-ROBERTSON/
ATV( 30IMAGINE TOMMY LIPUMA (NORTHERN SONGS) 89IN GOD WE TRUST (EP) NORM (VIRGIN/COPYRIGHT CONTROL/
VOLTA/SOUND DIAGRAMS/EDITIONS SALABERTI 87IT MUST BE LOVE CLANGER /wINSTANLEY IMAM) 8I'LL FIND MY WAY HOME VANGELIS (B.V./TOUGH KNOT) 6JOAN OF ARC ORCHESTRAL MANOEUVRES/RICHARD
MANWARING (DINDISC/ D1NSONG) 43LANDSLIDE JOHN FARRAR (RONDOR) 44LET'S CELEBRATE RANDY MULLER /SOLOMON ROBERTS JR.
ICARLINI 72
LET'S GROOVE MAURICE WHITE (SAGGIFIRE/ YOUGOULE) 33LISTEN/SAD-EYED PEOPLE 050LOVE ACTION (I BELIEVE IN LOVE) MARTIN RUSHENT/HUMAN
LEAGUE IDINSONG/VIRGIN) 36LOVE PLUS ONE 11100MAID OF ORLEANS RICHARD MAINWARING/ORCHESTRAL
MANOEUVRES IDINSONGI 34MIRROR MIRROR T. HORN (ISLAND/CARLIN) 4MY OWN WAY COLIN THURSTON (TRITEC/ PETER MAN/CARLIN)
27NEVER GIVE UP ON A GOOD THING 1153NO LOVE 0 79OH JULIE STUART COLMAN ISHAKEY MUSIC) 7ONE OF US ANDERSON/ULVAEUS IBOCU/BLARI 12OPEN YOUR HEART MARTIN RUSHENT/HUMAN LEAGUE IDINSONG/
SOUND DIAGRAMS) 62PAPA'S GOT A BRAND NEW PIG BAG DAVE HUNT/DICK O'DELL/
PIGBAG (ROUGH TRADE) 55PERHAPS LOVE MILTON OKUN IINTERWORLD) 67PHYSICAL JOHN FARRAR (BOCU /ATV) 65PIECE OF MY HEART 1194RESTLESS STEVE SMITH IPUSSY/CHAPPELLI 57ROCK 'N' ROLL STATUS QUO/JOHN EDEN (DUMP/EATON) 18RUN WITH THE FOX CHRIS SQUIRE /ALAN WHITE (SQUIRE/
WARNER BROSI 91SENSES WORKING OVERTIME 0 37SHOOT THE PUMP 1186SHOULD I DO IT RICHARD PERRY (CHAPPELL) 96SPIRITS POLICE/HUGH PADGHAM (VIRGIN) 24STARS OVER 45 CHAS & DAVE 0 71STEPPIN' OUT EUMIR DEODATO (PLANETARY NOM) 61STREETS OF LONDON AURABLE PRODUCTIONS (ESSEX) 52SWEET DREAMS BILLY SHERRILL (ACUFF-ROSE) 51TAINTED LOVE MIKE THORNE (INTERSONG/BURLINGTON) 41THAT GIRL STEVIE WONDER (JOBETE/ BLACK BULL) 74THE BOILER (169THE HOKEY-COKEY PLATINUM (CAMPBELL CONNELLY/WALL
STREET/CHAPPELL) 48THE LAND OF MAKE BELIEVE ANDY HILL/BIGNOTE MUSIC
PRODUCTIONS (PAPER HILL) 1THE LUNATICS HAVE TAKEN OVER THE ASYLUM DAVE JORDAN
(PLANGENT VISIONS) 45THE OLD SONG BARRY MAN1LOW (WARNER BROS) 80THE 'SWEETEST GIRL' ADAM KIDRAN (CHRYSALIS( 98THEME FROM BRIDESHEAD REVISITED FIRST COMPOSERS/
DAVID JAPP IJ&W CHESTER) 42THEME FROM HILL ST. BLUES MIKE POST (MTN /ASCAP) 40TICKET TO THE MOON/HERE IS THE NEWS JEFF LYNNE (JET/
APRIL) 31TONIGHT I'M YOURS (DON'T HURT ME) JIM CREGAN/ROD
STEWART (R1VA/WARNER BROS) 97TROUBLE LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM/RICHARD DASHUT IMCPSI 66TURN YOUR LOVE AROUND JAY GRAYDON (CARLIN/REHTAKUL
VECTS/JSHI 49UNDER PRESSURE QUEEN/DAVID BOWIE (QUEEN/EMI/JONES/
MAINMAN/MCPS) 48VISION OF CHINA STEVE NYE (CHADwiCK NOMIS/ VIRGIN) 78VOICE CONNY PLANK/ULTRAVOX (MOOD MUSIC/ISLAND) 73WAITING FOR A GIRL LIKE YOU R. JOHN LARGE/MICK JONES
(WARNER BROS) 11WAITING ON A FRIEND JAGGER /RICHARDS (EMI) 81WEDDING BELLS GODLEY & CREME (ST.ANNE'S) 17WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE? DIANA ROSS (CHAPPELL) 38WILD IS THE WIND DAIVO BOWIE/HARRY MASLIN (CARLINI 54YELLOW PEARL PHILIP LYNOTT/KIT WOOLVEN (120YOUNG TURKS ROD STEWART/JIM CREGAN SIVA) 15
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REGIOffillIreland
Industry putsthe squeeze Ulsteron piratesFOLLOWING THE Minister for Postsand Telegraphs' statement that legisla-tion regarding pirate radios in Ireland isto be drafted by the Irish Government,the Irish record industry has reaffirmedits stand on illegal broadcasting. Ameeting of the Irish Federation ofPhonographic Industries (Ireland) re-solved "That the member companies ofIFPI (Ireland) welcome the Minister forPosts and Telegraphs statement andclarify their position in relation to pirateradio and affirm that it is not the policyof the member companies in the groupto support pirate radio stations in anyway."
The decision means that the com-panies party to the motion will refuse tosupply promotional copies of records todisc -jockeys for use on pirate radios.This ban includes night club DJs whoalso work for the illegal radio stations.
At present there are a large number ofpirate radio stations operating in Ire-land. In the capital Dublin, there can beup to six on the air at any one time.Major population centres around thecountry also boast one or two pirates pertown.
The Government's legislation when itcomes in is expected to legalise localradio with the emphasis being on com-munity affairs. The state broadcasting
system RTE, which currently enjoys alegal monopoly of the airwaves, is one ofthe contenders for the licences for localbroadcasting.
BRENDAN MARTIN
SEVERAL MONTHS back, popularcountry vocalist and record dealer GeneStuart decided to venture further intothe recording field. He designed andopened his own 24 -track studio knownas Northsound Recording Studios, justoutside Dungannon in Co. Tyrone.
And with recordings from the newstudio he decided to launch his ownrecording label also - Rainbow Records.The first two albums on the label areThat's Country featuring DowntownRadio presenter John Greer, and asecond album The Married And The Freeby songstress Greta Elkin. On the singlesend American Express have 'Shame OnYou, Shame On Me', and pop bandPluto have a self -composed 'Get Out OfMy Life' awaiting release
Other artists who have new record-ings recorded in Northsound Studiosand awaiting release on Rainbow areLarry Cunningham, Brian Coll, Shan-non Brothers, and the boss himself GeneStuart, all have new albums in thepipeline for early release.
TOP SPIN Records has two new albumsissued featuring best-selling artists.From Philomena Begley comes My KindOf Country and from Susan McCannSincerely Yours. Both albums were re-corded in the Fireside Recording Stu-dios in Nashville.
DONAL K. O'BOYLE
LIVE MUSICELVIS COSTELLOLondon, Royal Albert Hall
AFTER SUCCEEDING with the chal-lenge of the Almost Blue album, ElvisCostello next set himself the task ofreproducing the experience for a one-off concert at the Royal Albert Hall inthe company of The Royal Philharmo-nic Orchestra.
The concert, which was filmed byRiviera Global, was split into two parts.The first set was straightforwardenough with Costello and The Attrac-tions running through both old and newmaterial in familiar style.
After the interval, however, it was adifferent story. The RPO took up theirpositions and the star walked on withSteve Nieve for a confident version of'Shot With His Own Gun'. They werethen joined by the rest of The Attrac-tions and Doobie Brother JohnMcPhee on pedal steel guitar.
While older numbers such as 'Ali-son' and 'Accidents Will Happen' suc-cessfully received the Hooked OnElvis treatment, the audience reservedmost applause for the Almost Bluematerial such as 'Brown To Blue' andthe two recent singles.
Having finished with a stirring ver-sion of '(What's So Funny 'Bout)Peace Love and Understanding', Elviseventually had to be called back to tell
tne crowd that they had run out ofmaterial to play. The concert was anundoubted feather in Costello's cap,and it will be interesting to see what hedoes next. ANTHONY RILEY
DAVE EDMUNDSLondon, Royal Albert HallFOLLOWING THE acrimony sur-rounding the break-up of Rockpile,Dave Edmunds has finally hit thecomeback trail. Swansong has justissued a Best Of compilation andEdmunds has signed to Arista and isworking on an album for Spring re-lease.
For his first British appearance post-Rockpile, Edmunds assembled a bandwhich included former Love Sculpturecolleague John David on bass, andGeraint Watkins on piano and accor-dian.
Playing before a capacity house, thechoice of 'Crawling From The Wreck-age' as an opener was both ironic anda pointer to the rest of the evening. Itwas followed by a mixture of newmaterial and old favourites such as 'IHear You Knocking' and 'Girls Talk'.
The band was in fine form and fortheir well-earned encore they werejoined by a three man brass section forrousing versions of 'The Wanderer'and 'Stagger Lee'.
ANTHONY RILEY
BubblingUnder51 51 HIT 'N RUN LOVER (REMIX)
Carol Jiani Moby Dick (import)52 - GO BACK Goldie Alexander (import)53 - IMAGINE Randy Crawford Warner Bros54 58 YOU GOT THE FLOOR Arthur Adams RCA55 - JUST A FEELING Five -Special Elektra56 53 ENDLESS LOVE
Diana Ross & Lionel Richie Motown57 62 I LIKE YOUR LOVING
Richard 'Dimples' Fields Epic58 43 DANCIN' TO THE BEAT
Henderson/Whitfield White Label59 37 CAN YOU FEEL IT
Funk Fusion Band WMOT (import)60 60 THIS FEELING'S KILLING ME
Norma Lewis Challenge61 46 CHRISTMAS TIME (Medley)
Salsoul Orchestra Epic62 - WAIT FOR ME Slave Atlantic63 - THAT GIRL Stevie Wonder Motown64 50 SIXTY-NINE
Brooklyn Express One -Way (import)65 56 DON'T STOP THE TRAIN
Phyllis Nelson Tropique (import)66 - MENERGY Patrick Cowley Megatone67 35 SURE SHOT
Tracy Weber Quality/RFC (import)68 48 LOVE MASSAGE
Lowrell Simon Zoo York (import)69 - GET UP AND DANCEMynk Posse (import)70 40 CAN'T HELP MYSELF Linx Chrysalis
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1 1 GET DOWN ON IT Kool & The Gang De-Lite2 2 I JUST WANNA (SPEND SOME TIME
WITH YOU) Alton Edwards Streetwave3 5 YOU'RE THE ONE FOR ME
D Train Prelude (import)4 6 EASIER SAID THAN DONE
Shakatak Polydor5 3 LET'S CELEBRATE New York Skyy Epic6 - NEVER GIVE UP ON A GOOD THING
George Benson Warner Bros7 9 FLASHBACK Imagination R&B8 10 THIS BEAT IS MINE Vicky "D' Sam (import)9 7 LOVE FEVER Gayle Adams Epic
10 4 LET'S GROOVE Earth. Wnd & Fire CBS11 t2 YOU DON'T LIKE MY MUSIC Excaliber12 8 TURN YOUR LOVE AROUND
George Benson Warner Bros13 17 NEVER TOO MUCH Luther Vandross Epic14 14 BODYSHAKE T.C. Curtis Groove15 - FUNGI MAMA Tom Browne Arista/GRP16 - DON'T DEPEND ON ME Direct Drive Oval17 13 I'M GLAD THAT YOU'RE HERE
Alphonse Mouzon London18 11 WHERE IS MY SUNSHINE Cache Groove19 19 DON'T WALK AWAY Four Tops Casablanca20 18 DON'T TELL ME Central Line Mercury
DiscoAlbums1 1 SOMETHING SPECIAL Kool & The Gang De-Lite2 2 THE GEORGE BENSON COLLECTION
George Benson Werner Bros3 - LOVE IS WHERE YOU FIND IT
Whispers Solar4 3 RAISE Earth Wind & Fire CBS5 5 COME MORNING
Grover Washington Jr. Elektra6 7 ALL THE GREAT HITS Diana Ross Motown7 6 YOURS TRULY Tom Browne GRP/Arista8 13 SECRET COMBINATION
Randy Crawford Warner Bros9 4 BODY TALK Imagination R&B
10 10 JACKSONS LIVE Jacksons Epic11 8 WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE?
Diana Ross Capitol12 - BREAKING POINT Central Line Mercury13 11 LEVEL 42 Level 42 Polydor14 14 MONUMENT Beggar & Co. RCA15 - KEEP ON MOVING STRAIGHT AHEAD
Lakeside Solar16 12 NEVER TOO MUCH Luther Vandross Epic17 - YOUR WISH IS MY COMMAND
Lakeside Solar18 20 DIMPLES Richard 'Dimples' Fields Epic19 - ACE OF CLUBS Various Epic20 15 SHOW TIME Slave Cotillion
Importalbums1 14 SILK Fuse One CTI2 1 GET AS MUCH LOVE AS YOU CAN
Jones Girls Phil. Int.3 12 LAMONT Lamont Dozier M&M4 2 WATCH OUT Brandi Wells WMOT5 5 ALIVE Bohannon Phase II6 4 NOW THAT I'VE GOT YOUR ATTENTION
Leserte Wilson Headfirst7 11 MEGATRON MAN Patrick Cowley Megatone8 6 THE POET Bobby Womack Beverly Glen9 3 SKYLINE Skyy Salsoul
10 7 SHOCK Shock Fantasy11 10 MR C Norman Connors Arista12 - HERE Godmona Elektra13 13 PARTY IN ME Gene Dunlap Capitol14 15 SOMETHING ABOUT YOU Angela Bofill Arista15 17 TIGHTEN UP Spunk16 - LIME Lime Prism17 18 WHAT A WOMAN NEEDS
Melba Moore EMI -America18 - SET MY LOVE IN MOTION
Syreeta Motown19 - CRUISIN' Lava20 - OASIS Dan Siegel Inner City
DISCONewDanceability
1 5 THE MODEL Kraftwerk EMI 12"2 1 SPEAK AND SPELL Depeche Mode Mute LP3 6 I COULD BE HAPPY (HAPPY MIX)
Altered Images Epic 12"4 8 BEING BOILED Human League Fast 7"5 - DROWNING IN BERLIN
Mobiles Rialto 7"6 2 PAPA'S GOT A BRAND NEW PIG BAG
Pig Bag Y 12" (remix)7 10 EVERYTHING'S GONE GREEN
New Order Factory/Benelux 17 (Import)8 - THIS IS RADIO CLASH Clash CBS 17'9 - MEMORABILIA Soft Cell Some Bizzare 12"
10 - TIME OF THE SEASON/RADIO JAPANIppu Do Epic 12"
New danceability chart from Flashback RecordsNewport
Reggae12-inchers1 - DONE MAN CONNECTION
Nicodemus Cha Cha (no number)2 4 YOU BRING THE SUN OUT
Janet Kay Black Roots BR 0333 1 JUST A LITTLE BIT
Carroll Thompson S&G SG 114 3 TOP TEN
Gregory IsaacsAfrican Museum (no number)
5 9 BONE MAN CONNECTIONNicodemus Greensleeves GRED 75
6 - STEALIN' LOVE ON THE SIDECarlene Davies Creole 1215
7 - THIS FEELING'S KILLING MENorma Lewis Challenge NORMA 1
8 - REVELATION 18 Jah Shaka Shaka 19 - TALK ABOUT RUN
Clint Eastwood & General SaintGreensleeves 12 OINK 2
10 - I'M YOUR PUPPETDerek Harriott Hawkeye HD 39
Reggae 17 chart from Sunshine Records, NorthLondon
Disco DealerSTEVIE WONDER'S new album Ste-vie Wonder's Original Musiquarium, isnow due imminently, it seems, afterhaving been on the schedules sincebefore Christmas. Catalogue numberis TMSP 6012. Motown has prefacedit with a hastily -released single 'ThatGirl' (TMG 1254), a lengthy cut at5'13", but only available (initially, atleast) on 7". Nevertheless, it shouldassist a strong batch of new product tobreak up the stranglehold of the upperchart reaches by a series of re,:ordswhich seem to have been around for-ever, having in many cases had theirnatural sales life extended by theChristmas period.
RCA's other likely biggie is EvelynKing's 'Spirit Of The Dancer', astrong track from her 'I'm In Love'album, and welcome now in 12 -inchform on RCAT 179. Over at WEA,George Benson's 'Never Give Up OnA Good Thing' is already making ahealthy showing, and can expect to bejoined by Modern Romance's 'QueenOf The Rapping Scene' (also on12 -inch), Slave's 'Wait For Me', andparticularly Randy Crawford's versionof 'Imagine' - a live UK recordingwhich has not been previously heard.
Some action too amongst the smalllabels. Norma Lewis' reggae track`This Feeling's Killing Me', which hashad a month of reggae top 10 andminor disco chart action on the inde-pendent Challenge label, has now beenpicked up by Jive records (distributedby CBS), and will be reissued this weekas JIVE 11/T 11.
New imported product is virtuallynon-existent at the moment, due to amixture of the weather, the holiday, andfew new American releases. As pre-dicted, WEA has the Whispers albumavailable quickly enough to have nippedall but the very early import sales neatlyin the bud.
8 RECORD BUSINESS January 181982
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Trying to createthe ultimate invivacious popCLANGER WINSTANLEY is alegend seldom missing from the charts,album or singles, yet this productionteam has been active for just two yearsand by its own admission is still learningthe game.
Clive Langer and Alan Winstanleymet, appropriately enough, in a studioand it seems as though they have beenthere ever since, creating a string of hitsfor the likes of Madness, The TeardropExplodes and Tenpole Tudor.
When asked to recall a time when theydid not have a chart single between themthe duo struggle to recall 'two or threeweeks sometime' but it is professionalpride rather than egotism which drawsthis response.
Langer and Winstanley are searchingfor the ultimate pop song. Individuallyand collectively they put the maximumamount of effort into every track andtreat each as a potential hit single,maintaining a vivacious quality whichseems irresistable.
Where the roles divide Langer is thevisionary with a musician's eye for thebest treatment of particular songs andWinstanley is the man who knows howto achieve the desired effects. An over-simplification, of course, since bothmen work apart but that is how anoutsider would see the team.
RB caught up with them at CapitalRadio where they had just undergonethe ordeal of live radio at the invitationof Charlie Gillett. The deejay playedexamples of their work and other pro-ducers they admired and talked aboutthe role of hit producers.
Relaxing afterwards they recalledmeeting at Fulham's TW Studios,where Winstanley was completing aneight -year apprenticeship as an en-gineer. He had worked with producerMartin Rushent on The Stranglers andmet Langer when his group Deaf Schoolhired the studio.
Langer had meanwhile come across asuperb new act which he was deter-mined to produce - the band wasMadness and his tribulations on theirbehalf are documented in the film TakeIt Or Leave It. After working on a fewdemos together it seemed natural thatLanger and Winstanley should team upfor the Madness album - a platinumseller in the UK and France. It was quitea start. Stiff used the credit 'ClangerWinstanley' and it has stuck since.
Deaf School being the first of theLiverpool new wave to come to publicattention it is natural that Langerparticularly has retained a strong
Merseyside interest in his work. Hecurrently produces former DS singersBette and Steve Allen (Original Mirrors)but it is with The Teardrop Explodesthat he and Winstanley have found mostsuccess.
They first worked on 'Treason (It'sJust A Story)' for the then Liverpool -based independent Zoo and went on toproduce the band's first big hit 'Re-ward'. 'Passionate Friend' maintainedthe run of success and Langer workedalone on the album Wilder.
TTE leader Julian Cope likes to keephis fans guessing and Langer hoped thatpeople would be pleasantly surprised byWilder. "We are now at the stage whenwe must better all the other recordswhich have gone before. People who sawthe material performed live should bevery surprised. The sound is certainlyunexpected," he commented.
SIMILARLY WINSTANLEY prom-ised unexpected results of TenpoleTudor's new album Let The Four WindsBlow. "We went for a pretty heavyguitar sound and the overall intentionwas to make it sound like The RollingStones," revealed Winstanley.
Ironically it was Langer who firstworked with Tenpole, producing somedemos years ago. It is Winstanley whoturned them from a bad joke into thehitmakers of 'Swords Of A ThousandMen' and Wunderbar'.
All this was a long way distant whenLanger persuaded The Yachts that hecould do a better job on their demo tapesthan their previous producer. He askedWinstanley to engineer and the part-nership was born.
"He was adding more and more as the
The ProducersIn the manner of many oftoday's producers, CliveLanger and Alan Winstanleywork hard at stamping theirown commercial sound onthe music of their acts, ascheme that has donewonders for Madness,Tenpole Tudor and TheTeardrop Explodes. Reportby PAUL CAMPBELL.session continued, doing far more thanengineering. It was then I realised thatwe realised that we worked well as ateam," remembers Langer. On theoccasions he works alone as a producerLanger uses Colin Fairley as engineer.
The Clanger/Winstanley method ofrecording is remarkable. First anarrangement is worked out and therhythm track organised - the naturalbeginning of any song - but then thetrack is recorded as though it were aseries of interlocking parts.
The body of the song is chopped andchanged in the mixing, with chorus,verse, instrumental break, and introtreated as interchangable parts. It is a`scissor and paste' method of produc-tion, but it works remarkably well.
Langer describes the method as"knocking the sound around until itsounds right. The song dictates thesound and therefore no two approachesare alike". The result is that the part-nership might spend days workingreworking the final mix.
Winstanley thinks that the beauty ofthe system is that it ensures that eachpart of the song must have merits of itsown in order for it to stand alone andcomplement the final mix.
"A great song is a great song no matterwhat the treatment but arranging andmixing can make all the difference to agood song. We think of every track as apotential single which deserves the bestpossible treatment," said Langer.
THE GROUPS which the pair workwith are generally escaping from thepunk legacy of poor musicians playingeverything straight. "Take Madness forinstance. They were not good musicianswhen we began working with them butthey have improved with every record,"noted Winstanley.
"We are both quite new to production
Woods of Madness -a band that has improved with every record, say theirproducers.
Clive Langer (top) and AlanWinstanley use the 'scissors and paste'production method.
and are still learning. What is true is thatbands must really trust you and feel atease before you can work properly," headded.
This is important to Clanger/Winstanley because it keeps their feet on theground. "In the long run it is the songswhich count. We try to make an endresult which the group will feel proudof but it is no good if they cannotperform the song," said Langer.
"I'm always striving for the perfectrecord but I suppose that if I ever foundit there would be nothing to carry on for.There could be great improvements inthe final product. I don't get theopportunity to listen to many recordsbecause I'm so busy but I'm usuallydisappointed in the sound," Winstanleyadmitted.
As a partner in Genetic, with MartinRushent, Winstanley is free to find anddevelop his own acts and will be on thelook out for talent just as soon as he canfind the time. In particular he would liketo break out of the rock field in which hehas developed his reputation to workwith a British funk band.
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Pete Shertser: recording new stuff.
`SUPERBLUES FOR the masses' is theslogan of Red Lightnin' Records, one ofthe first British independent labels. Itaccurately describes the enthusiasticattitudes of founder/boss Peter Shertserwho, throughout his varied life, hasalways loved the music.
"I've been a blues freak since I was akid, he says. "I saw Muddy Waters onTV in '59 and thought he was a lot moreexciting than Lonnie Donegan. I'm nowthe sort of fanatic that can quote all thecatalogue numbers at you."
While at college studying pharmacol-ogy, Shertser became involved with theradical 60s magazine IT, and was askedby the staff to organise sales of an album,`Ptoof!' , during his Summer holidays."I didn't know anything about thebusiness, he admits. "But the money
No blues at thisblues fans' labelAn independent that has been marketing blues and R&B for12 years, Red Lightnin' Records is still going strong, relyingon expertise and personal contact with the trade to achievesuccess.was so good that there was no way I wasgoing -back to college."
Instead he left for New York where hemet Seymour Stein and subsequentlybecame a producer for Sire Records.Stein initially impressed Shertser - "Hehad worked with the R&B labels in the50s and knew all my heroes" - and alsoprovided an intense course on the musicbusiness. However, the associationdidn't prosper and disillusion soon setin.
Shertser went back to Britain to set upa really independent label with hispartner, Ian Simpin. "We did all ourown distribution at first, then workedup to wholesalers. Our first release onRed Lightnin' was a John Lee HookerLP - an early recording with justHooker, his guitar and foot -tapping.
In the past few years we've beenaiming at rock audiences - there's a newblues market that I want to capture.Recent response has been phenomenal,I think it's got a lot to do with therecession. We're also recording newstuff, not just re -issues like some otherblues labels."
One of Red Lightnin's most recentsuccesses has been the Jimi Hendrixalbum of previously unreleased mate-rial, Woke Up This Morning And FoundMyself Dead (RL 0015). How didShertser get hold of the tapes?.
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"I'd had them for over 10 years, Ibought them from Mick White, whowas in a band that Jimi managed. Iwaited until last year to release becausethe time was right. Troubled andaggressive - that's the way the musicsounds, very frenetic. I've had fan mailevery day since it came out, mainly from17-18 year -olds.
Even so, we've no real designs to-wards commerciality, well, maybe alittle, but it doesn't have to be bigbudget. We'll sell enough on the net-work on our reputation even if the bandare unknown."
Red Lightnin' is based in Norfolkwith a permanent staff of three and thesort of expansive warehouse that theycouldn't afford in London. "We useschoolgirls in the holidays to help out.We phone around 200 to 300 shopsourselves, checking if they've got thestock. We're handled by 10 distributorsincluding Pinnacle. I find people listenif you do things for yourself. Forexample, BBC DJs can be very accessi-ble. I asked Dave Lee Travis if he couldplay just a snippet of a blues album onhis show, adding that I knew he couldn'tplay very much at that time of day, buthe said if he wants to play something, heplays it, and then featured six longtracks of slow blues."
The label is currently in the process ofnegotiating a dual deal with Americanindie Flying Fish Records. Betweenthem, the labels will produce, releaseand promote an album by Matt 'Guitar'Murphy. "Neither of us could haveafforded to do it alone. Bruce Kaplan,head of Flying Fish has the licence forthe USA and Canada, I have Europe,and we're going six rounds for Japan!Seriously, there's a bit of a dispute overthis, but it'll work out."
Armageddonto switch itsdistributionARMAGEDDON RECORDS is tochange its distributor. The labei hasbeen handled by Stage One almost sinceits inception, however this arrangementhas now been ended and negotiations arenow in progress with other distributors,including Pinnacle. An announcementwill be made soon.
The most recent Armageddon re-leases - by Artery, Schlaflose Nachte,Soft Boys and the Method Actors, are allbeing temporarily distributed by RoughTrade. The next two major releases,Little Figures by the Method Actors andthe Moonlight Club compilation (parttwo) will be available through the newdistributor in late January.
BriefsNO FUTURE Records gets 1982 off toa punk start with the release of a debutsingle from Peter and the Test TubeBabies, 'Banned From the Pubs'. Thelabel also has a compilation 12 -inch EPout. It features 11 new punk and skinbands and is titled 'A Country Fit ForHeroes'.
NEW LABEL Inferno Records has afour track EP out called 'Protest andSurvive' by The Varukers. It will befollowed this month by 'Death Is ACareer' by Drongos For Europe and`No Hope For Anyone' by DeadWretched. Both records are EPs andare described as hard-core punk.
WABBIT WECORDS has signedthree new acts for release in February.The Fluffy Vikings, InternationalMegastars and the Werewolves ofLondon.
THE SECOND series of releases fromBelgian label Crammed Discs is nowavailable. Musicians from Belgium,England, France, USA, and Israel arefeatured on 11 records, several ofwhich are debuts by the bands con-cerned.
AIRPLAY RECORDS has a compila-tion cassette, Music For Shopping Pre-cincts, (PLAY 4) by a selection of bandsfrom the Harlow area out on January29. Distribution through RoughTrade.
BRIGHTON BAND Emma SharpeAnd The Features have signed toMean Records and have a first single,`I'm A Millionaire' out on January 15.
CHINA DISQUES release a single,`Lately' by Tango Echo Delta Delta(Simon Tedd) on January 18.
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2 3 THE BEST OF THE DAMNEDDamned Ace DAM 1
3 6 MOVEMENT New Order Factory FACT 504 2 STILL Joy Division Factory FACT 405 9 ANTHEM Toyah Safari VOOR 26 4 EXPLOITED LIVE
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Clint Eastwood & General SaintGreensleeves GREL 24
8 12 UNKNOWN PLEASURESJoy Division Factory FACT 10
9 14 PRESENT ARMS IN DUBUB40 DEP International LPS DEP 2
10 15 PRESENT ARMSUB40 DEP International LPS DEP 1
11 5 CLOSER Joy Division Factory FACT 2512 7 PUNKS NOT DEAD Exploited Secret SEC 113 17 L.C. Durutti Column Factory FACT 4414 16 SIGNING OFF UB40 Graduate GRADLP 215 10 THE LAST CALL Anti-Pasti Rondelet ABOUT 516 13 FRESH FRUIT FOR ROTTING VEGETABLES
Dead Kennedys Cherry Red B RED 1017 11 CARRY ON 011 Various Secret SEC 218 18 STATIONS OF THE CRASS
Crass Crass 52198419 - TOYAHITOYAHITOYAH1 Toyah Safari LIVE 220 25 INFLAMMABLE MATERIAL
Stiff Little Fingers Rough Trade ROUGH 121 19 FOR MADMEN ONLY
UK Decay Fresh FRESHLP 522 20 WILD AND WANDERING
Wasted Youth Bridgehouse BHLP 00623 - LIVE AT THE FACTORY
Slaughter & the Dogs Thrush THRUSH 124 - SHEEP FARMING IN BARNET
Toyah Safari IC 06425 - THE BLUE MEANING Toyed Safari26 28 PLAYING WITH A DIFFERENT SEX
Au Pairs Human HUMAN 127 21 THE FOURTH DRAWER DOWN
Associates Situation 2 SITU 228 30 IN THE FLAT FIELD Bauhaus 4AD CAD 1329 - DAS KABINETT Bill Nelson Cocteau JC 230 27 CHANGES Mighty Diamonds
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17 21 YELLOW PEARL PHILIP LYNOTT B A A B A A A C AA A A B C B A SOLO 3 F 50
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20 O 42 GOLDEN BROWN STRANGLERS B A A*B AA*B A AAB A ABA AB ABP 407 E 48
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24 4 IT MUST BE LOVE MADNESS B C B * A A A A A A A A BAA AAAA BUY 134 C 44
250 33 NO LOVE JOAN ARMATRADING B C B A B AAB AB AB AABC A B B AMS 8179. C 43
260 50 THAT GIRL STEVIE WONDER C * A B AB AAAB ABA A* BB A *B TMG 1254 R 43
27 26 SENSES WORKING OVERTIME XTC B B A C A B B B * A B VS 462 C 42
28 8 DON'T YOU WANT ME HUMAN LEAGUE B A A C A A A A A A A A A A A C B A A A A VS 466 C 41
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43 17 ANT RAP ADAM AND THE ANTS C A A A A B B A A CBS A1738 C 27
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45 15 SWEET DREAMS ELVIS COSTELLO C B A AA AA A C AAA XX 19 W 25
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47 44 DREAM LOVER DANA A A A A A A B C A A CR 26 C 24
48 O' MM DON'T STOP BELIEVING JOURNEY C * C B A A * A A CBS A1728 C 24
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50 0 NM I WANNA BE WHERE YOU ARE JOSE FELICIANO C * A B * C CA AAB B B TMG 1252 R 23
51 45 HANGING ONTO HEAVEN RANDY VANWARMER B C B C B BAAB A BA A A B B AAAB 116 M 23
52 47 IMAGINE RANDY CRAWFORD C C B C C BA A A*C A*B BB AB K17906 W 23
53 13 ROCK 'N' ROLL STATUS QUO C B A C A A A A AB AAC AA QUO 6 F 23
54 48 RUN LIKE THE WIND BARBARA DICKSON B C B C A A A A BAA BEPCA1858 C 22
55 41 DIM DIM THE LIGHTS EDDIE RABBIT C B B B A BAB A A BC B B MER 88 F 21
56 24 FLASHBACK IMAGINATION C B A A A A A A RBS 206 A 21
57 0 Ell SOME GUYS HAVE ALL THE LUCK ROBERT PALMER C * * * C C * B WIP 6754 E 20
58 0 68 I'LL NEVER GET OVER YOU LOVELY PREVIN C B B A A AB B B SHH 124 S 20
59 22 DADDY'S HOME CLIFF RICHARD C C B A A A A A AA A C AAA EMI 5251 E 20
60 0 ME SHE LOVES LIKE DIAMOND SPANDAU BALLET C B A * B C C C * B CHS 2585 F 20
51 0 NE 109 CHAS JANKEL C B B C C B C AMS 8173 .0 20
62 O ME GROOVE BABY GROOVE JUMP AROUND STARGAZERS C B A A B A B B EPC A1924 C 20
63 0 III DON'T TELL ME CENTRAL LINE C B B B * A B MERX 90 F 19
64 60 EUROPEAN SON JAPAN C C B A B B C B C B HANSA 10 A 19
65 0 ME IF I SHOULD LOVE AGAIN BARRY MANILOW C B A ARIST 453 E 19
66 0 75 WHAT'LL I DO MIKE BERRY A A * B B * POSP 385 F 19
67 0 MN BEAUTIFUL WORLD DEVO C C * A * VS 470 C 18
68 0 87 OUTRAGEOUS BAGATELLE C C A* A A POSP 389 F 17
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730 77 WORKING FOR THE WEEKEND LOVER BOY C B C A B * B CBS A1778 C 1(
740 In HOLD ON TO LOVE JOHNNY BRISTOL A A A A * C HANSA 11 A 1(
750 80 MICKEY TONI BASIL C B B A B C B TIC4 C 1(
760 ME WE'VE GOT TONIGHT BOB SEGER * C C B A * B C B C B B CL 235 E 11
77 31 FOOTSTEPS SHOWADDYWADDY C C A A B A B A A A BELL 1499 F 11
78 73 BANANA SPLIT TRUE LIFE CONFESSIONS C * B C B AMS 8201 C 11
79 32 TENDERNESS DIANA ROSS C B A A B B BABA B A TMG 1248 R it800 ME FALLING IN LOVE AGAIN TECHNO TWINS C A B B C B A 7P 224 A 11
810 EM VOLARE EXPLOSIVO B A B C A CBS A1935 C 11.
82 40 LOVE MECHANICS C B A A A B C B BRO 136 F 14
830 ME IT'S A PLEASURE SHEREE BROWN A B A A * CL 232 E 1,
840 1111 QUEEN OF THE SCENE MODERN ROMANCE C C A A A B C K18928 W 14
850 ME CAN'T HELP FALLING IN LOVE WITH YOU SLIM WHITMAN B B A A BP 408 E 1,
860 Ell SPIRIT IN THE SKY CHEATERS C ION 10281 M 14
870 ME THEME FROM HILL ST. BLUES MIKE POST * C B A CA C A A C C C A A B K12576 W 1:
88 61 FOLLOW YOU ANYWHERE SAD CAFE C C C A A A B A B POSP 366 F 1:
89 78 PERHAPS LOVE PLACIDO DOMINGO C C B B A C B B B B B CBS A1905 C 1:
9C NM I'M NOT REALLY ME MADELEINE BELL & DAVID MARTIN C C A A A A B B B * B B DEB 102 M 1:
91 53 RESTLESS GILLAN C B B C B VS 465 C 1:
920' NM A WONDERFUL TIME UP THERE ALVIN STARDUST C C B A BUY 132 C 1:
93 92 EVERYBODY'S GOING ON THE ROAD HOYT AXTON C B B B B YB 125 A 1:
940 NM DEEPER THAN LOVE CHARLIE WAYNE C C B A A A A C * C JET 7010 C 1:
95 51 SHOULD I DO IT POINTER SISTERS C A A A B A A A K12578 \AI 1:
960 MI FUNGI MAMA TOM BROWNE C C B B C B B B ARIST 450 F 1;
97 74 WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE? DIANA ROSS C A A A A A CL 226 E 1:
980 ME THE SECOND TIME (BILITIS THEME) ELAINE PAIGE B A B B * B K18932 1.N 1
99 99 MILES AWAY COLIN BWNSTONE C A B B PAN1 1
100() OM DON'T LET GO JERRY FOSTER C C * C A B CON 2737 A 1(
BREAKER I -COULD NEVER MISS YOU (MORE THAN I DO) LULU C A A A C A ALS 01700 A 1(
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BREAKER LOVED BY THE ONE YOU LOVE RUPERT HOLMES B A K12572 A 1(
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BREAKER BEAUTIFUL AFFAIR STOCKTON S WING C C DJS 10983 C
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BREAKER VIGELAGELA PIRANHAS C B DAK 2 A I
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BREAKER STARS OVER 45 CHAS & DAVE C C A A A A B A KOR 12 A I
BREAKER LOVING YOU KIKI & ELTON C B B C B C A I ARO 269 A I
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BREAKER A DAY IN THE LIFE OF VINCE PRINCE RUSS ABBOT C C C A * EMI 15249 E I
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Al13UM REVIEWS
Top 40BARBRA STREISAND: Love Songs(CBS 10031) Prod: VariousThe inclusion of three 1981 -recordedtracks hardly qualifies this as her"new" album. However, romantic bal-lads like 'You Don't Bring Me Flowers',`Evergreen' and 'The Way We Were'are worth the re -run along with someless familiar, but equally beguilingperformances. Among the new songsis her majestic version of 'Memory',comparable to but not better than theElaine Paige version, which will helpfocus consumer attention on the col-lection generally.
Top 60PETE SHELLEY: Homosapien(Genetic ILPS 9676) Prod: MartinRushent./Pete ShelleyThe former Buzzcock makes a credit-able solo LP debut on Martin Rus-hent's new Genetic trademark throughIsland. His voice remains attractivelyfragile and his songs, like the betterBuzzcocks material, string togetherunusual structures and phrasing tech-niques. The change is in the in-strumental arrangements which arefashionably electronic, overlaid withcrisp guitar chords and exhibit plenty ofbeef in the production department.'Homosapien' made a good single,and could perhaps be repromoted, butthe album should chart when fans get achance to hear Shelley's new sound.
SAMMY HAGAR: Standing Hamp-ton (Geffen GEF85456) Prod: KeithOlsenWill his new label give Hagar thebreakthrough here that Capitol neverquite succeeded in achieving? Cer-tainly Hagar has delivered the goodswith his debut for Geffen - a hard-hitting package of heavy metal, wherethe decibels and drive are com-plimented by a discernible degree ofmelody. His following in the UK isgrowing, and his uninhibited vocalsand fine guitar playing, excellentlycaptured on this tightly -produced effortby the celebrated Keith Olsen, shouldgain more adherents. A marvelloustreatment of the classic 'Piece Of MyHeart' is already attracting airplayinterest as a single.
Best of the restA CERTAIN RATIO: Sextet (FactoryFACT 55) Prod: ACRFirst album from Manchester's ACRwith new vocalist Martha Tilson but themusic is the same funky blend ofrhythms which opened the way forbands such as Haircut 100 and Pig -bag. While the album does not containthe new single 'Waterline' it does havenine excellent tracks which shouldensure indie success for an act whichhas been threatening to break into themajor market for some time.
GIRL: Wasted Youth (Jet LP 238)Prod: Nigel Thomas/Girl
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Top 10VARIOUS ARTISTS: ModernDance (K-tel. NE 1156) Prod: Va-riousGood-looking sampler of currentlyfashionable bands under the 'futur-ist' (for want of a better word) tag.Tracks like /Quiet Life' and 'Visions
Of China' by Japan, 'Joan Of Arc'by OMD, 'Penthouse Pavement' byHeaven 17, 'Love Action' and`Open Your Heart by HumanLeague and 'New Life' by DepecheMode indicate the strength of thisTV -advertised 18 -track compila-tion. As several of these tracks arecurrent product the performance ofthis LP will be much better thanusual for such a compilation.
John Foxx and Heaven 17: on K-tel's compilation of hot bands.
Second album from the band whichwas previously trying to combineheavy metal with glam rock. By thecover pics, the lads have now opted fora more butch image - as indeed befitstheir music because on stage theywere always out-and-out heavy. PhilLewis's vocals continue to be impress-ive and Girl is certainly a more thought-ful and varied group of musicians thanare many of the British heavy ilk, butthe feeling persists that the raw songmaterial and an overall ponderouspresentation inhibit the band at pre-sent. The band goes out on tourshortly.
RICK WAKEMAN: The Burning(Charisma CLASS 12) Prod: RickWakeman/Alan BrawerWakeman's second release on Char-isma is the soundtrack from the horrorfilm The Burning. Availble at mid -pricethe album contains one side of musicfrom the film and another of Wake -man's variations on the themes used.The soundtrack itself is for movie buffswho enjoyed the film but the variationscan be listened to as new Wakemancompositions, with their own musicalstrengths.
MOTHER GONG: Robot Woman(Butt 003) Prod: Harry WilliamsonThe Gong story continues many yearsafter Daevid Allen's original concept.The album has a story thread, mosttracks feature a robot woman namedBeta and Gilli Smyth takes her 'part'.The lyrics are much concerned aboutelectronic circuitary and nuclear waras befits the hippy of today and themusic is pleasantly dominated bysynth and saxophone. Some trackswere recorded at last year's Glaston-bury Festival and there is a small butloyal following for the band.
VARIOUS: UK TO .JA: Lovers &Rockers (Solid Groove SGL 101).A collection of commercial reggaesongs from the likes of Eargasm,Tyrone and Alton Ellis. The compila-tion is of a consistently high standardand the album would make good partymaterial. The album is available at thecut-price £3.99 retail price but the
collection is let down by its budget -style sleeve.
SALLY OLDFIELD: Playing In TheFlame (Bronze BRON 536) Prod:Sally Oldfield/Dave Davani/LaurieJayThe second album from Sally Oldfieldand still it sounds too much of athrowback to hippy days to make anykind of dent in today's market. Some-times there are modern touches likesynthesisers and a disco beat - as on'Playing In The Flame' and 'RareLightning' - but even these don't do thetrick. Ms Oldfield sounds like KateBush let loose in Haight Ashbury andthe songs themselves are just tooineffectual to conquer the dated style.
RICKY SCAGGS: Waitin' For TheSun To Shine (Epic EPC 84986)Rated country picker Ricky Scaggsmakes his vocal debut on an albumthat will perhaps do quite well inAmerica but won't mean that willperhaps do quite well in America but
won't mean much here. The voice ispleasant, the material Nashville -soporific and the instrumentals tastefulbut lacking impact. In short there'snothing to elevate this LP above agreat deal of other country releases.
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN: Belo Hori-zonte (WEA 99185) Prod: JohnMcLaughlinMcLaughlin carries his restless searchfor new sounds one step further withhis first album for WEA, recorded inParis with a largely French line-up.Synthesisers now form a backgroundwash of sound for the guitarist toembroider with fast, stacatto runs. Thistime the Indian influences in his recentwork have fallen away, to be replacedby a more latin element, particularlyevident on the title track and a piecerecorded with flamenco star Paco DeLucia called `Manitas D'Oro'.
BLUES BROTHERS: The Best Of(Atlantic K50858) Prod: Bob Tis-chlerOn the strength of consumer responseso far, it seems a bit optimistic to bereleasing a Best Of collection by theBlues Brothers. However, they haveachieved something of a cult following,particularly after the release of theirfilm. There's a contagious goodtimequality about their good-humouredStax-influenced recreations. Songslike 'Rubber Biscuit' and 'I Don't Know'in particular are good for a giggle. Andthey do have an all-star band ofveteran soul men .
HI -DE -HI CAST ALBUM (BBC REC436) Prod: Walter RidleyThe ability of Paul Shane as a singer inthe TV series with the 'Holiday Rock'theme song and anguished version of`I Believe' is already well known.Surprisingly, the rest of the cast canalso hold a tune quite capably,although Simon Cadell has to resort toan impersonation of Rex Harrison.Songs like 'Easy To Love', `I'm AlwaysChasing Rainbows' and `DarkTownPoker Club' have period nostalgia.
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10 2 HITS HITS HITSVARIOUS RONCO (4C)RTL 2063 5.49 RONCO
8 16 GHOST IN THE MACHINEPOLICE A&M AMLH(CKM) 63730 3.04 CBS *
6 4 9 CHART HITS '81VARIOUS K -TEL NE 1142(CE 2142) 5.49 K -TEL
7 6 1 PRINCE CHARMINGADAM AND THE ANTS CBS (40)85268 2.92 CBS *
8 7 10 PEARLSELKIE BROOKS A&M ELK(CLK) 1981 3.25 CBS *
9 5 9 THE SIMON AND GARFUNKELCOLLECTIONSIMON AND GARFUNKEL CBS (40)10029 CBS *.'
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11 9 18 WIRED FOR SOUNDCLIFF RICHARD EMI (TCIEMC 3377 3 07 EMI *
12 11 13 NON-STOP EROTIC CABARETSOFT CELL SOME BIZZARE BZLP(BZMC)23.05.'3.15 POLYGRAM
13 12 11 ARCHITECTURE AND MORALITYORCHESTRAL MANOEUVRES IN THE DARKDINDISC DID(C)12 3.20 CBS
14 13 8 CHANGESTWOBOWIEDAVID BOWIE RCA BOWLP(BOWK) 3 3.04 RCA
18 11 TONIGHT I'M YOURSROD STEWART RNA RVLP (4)143.04 WEA
16 17 7 ONCE UPON A TIME -'THE SINGLES'SIOUXSIE AND THE BANSHEES POLYDOR POLS(POSC) 1056 3 05 POLYGRAM
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19 15 8 FOR THOSE ABOUT TO ROCKAC DC ATLANTIC K(4)50851 3.04 WEA
30 26 LOVE SONGSCLIFF RICHARD EMI (TC)EMTV 273.07 EMI *
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28 27 17 DEAD RINGERMEAT LOAF EPIC EPC (40)83645 2.74 CBS
29 29 13 ALMOST BLUEELVIS COSTELLO F.BEAT XXLP(XXC) 13 3.04WEA
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31 18 HOOKED ON CLASSICSROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA K -TEL NE1146(CE2146) 5 49 K -TEL
56 29 ANTHEMTOYA.H SAFARI VOOR(C) 1 2.89 SPARTAN
37 25 14 HEDGEHOG SANDWICHNOT THE NINE O'CLOCK NEWSBBC REB(ZCF) 42.1 3.04 PRT
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TOTAL RELEASES: 112IndexNewSing/es
ARTIST A SIDE TITLE/B Side Title Label 0 7 -inch catalogue number 12 -inch catalogue number DISTRIBUTOR (Pic sleeve)
4 SKINS YESTERDAY'S HEROES (EP) Secret SHH 125 STAGE ONE 13TH CHIME CURSED/Dug Up 13th Chime 0 THC 1 ROUGH TRADE AC/DC LET'S GET IT UP/TNT (LIVE VERS1ON)/Back in Black (Live) I 12"on10 Atlantic 0 K11706 K11706(T) WEAAl. JARREAU OUR LOVE/Roof Garden (Edited) Warner Bros. 0 K17907 11107907T WEAALLEN CHANEY THE SOUND OF MUZAK/It is Nowhere Albion 0 ION 1027 SPARTAN ATTILA'S BRIDES WOOLY BULLY/Running Out Of Time A&M O AMS 8202 CBS BARRY MANILOW IF I SHOULD LOVE AGAIN/Let's Take All Night (To Say Goodbye) Arista 0 ARIST 453
POLYGRAM BILLY JOEL SHE'S GOT A WAY/Ballad of Billy The Kid CBS 0 CBS A2002 CBSBRANDI WELLS WATCH OUT/You Are My Life 0 VS479 VS 47912 CBSBRIAN BRIGGS LOOKIN' OUT/Lifer Avatar 0 AAAB 120 SPARTANBRIAN JAMES WHY? WHY? WHY?/Where Did I Find A Girl Like You Illegal 0 ILS 0026 PINNACLE BULLAWEYO FALLING APART/Over To You Shout 0 XS 1000 PINNACLE/STAGE ONE BUZZZ SORRY MY DEAR/Buzzzy RCA 0 RCA 181 RCAT 181 RCACARROLL THOMPSON JUST A LITTLE BIT/A Happy Song Red Bus 0 RBUS 65 RBUSL 65 PRTCHEATERS SPIRIT IN THE SKY/Diplomat Revo/Albion 0 ION 1028 SPARTANCHINA CRISIS AFRICAN AND WHITE/Be Suspicious Inevitable 0 INEV 011 ROUGH TRADE CUDDLY TOYS IT'S A SHAME/Fall Down Fresh 0 FRESH 39 PINNACLE/FRESH/INDIESC.M.LORD FLASHBACK/Don't Run Me Away RCA 0 RCA 180 RCAT 180 RCADAEVID ALLEN & NEW YORK GANG JUNGLE WINDOW/Much Too Old/Materialism Charly 0 CYX 203
SPARTANDAEVID ALLEN & PLANET GONG OPIUM FOR THE PEOPLE/Stone Innocent Frankenstein Charly 0 CYX 202
SPARTAN DARK THE MASQUE/War Zone Fresh 0 FRESH 46 PINNACLE/FRESH/INDIESDECOPAGE PEURTO RICO/Puerto Rico (Instrumental Salsa Version) R&B O RBS 207 RBSL 207 PRTDEF LEPPARD BRINGIN' ON THE HEARTBREAK/Me And My Wine/You Got Me Runnin' (12"only")Vertigo 0 LEPP
312 POLYGRAMDEMIS ROUSSOS LAMENT/We Are Shining Polydor 0 DR 1 POLYGRAM DETROIT SPINNERS KNACK FOR ME/Can't Shake This Feeling Atlantic 0 K11707 K117077 WEADIRECT DRIVE DON'T DEPEND ON MEMme Machine/Take A Stand Oval 0 DRIVE 20 PINNACLE/ROUGH
TRADE/CITY SOUNDSDON MCLEAN PARCELS IN THE AIR/Crazy Eyes EMI 0 EMI 5258 EMID. TRAIN YOU'RE THE ONE FOR ME/You're The One For Me (Instrumental) Prelude 0 EPC A2016 * EPC A132016
CBSD.O.A. POSITIVELY D.O.A. (EP) Alternative Tentacles 0 VIRUS 7 STAGE ONEEARTH WIND & FIRE I'VE HAD ENOUGH/Kalimba Tree/Let's Groove` (12' only") CBS 0 CBS A1959 CBS
A131959 CBS ELEVENTH HOUR GOING STRONG/Going Strong Dub Loppylugs Productions ()LOOPY 3 PINNACLEEU IMANUEL EASY LOVER/Pap Tiny/Easy Skanking Silver Camel SC 008 INDIES/FRESHEVELYN KING SPIRIT OF THE DANCER/I Can't Take It RCA 0 RCA 179 RCAT 179 RCAFAD GADGET SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL/Swallow It Live Mute 0 MUTE 17 SPARTAN/ROUGH TRADEFAMILY BURLESQUE/My Friend The Sun Rebecca 0 BEC 577 PINNACLE FIREFLY LOVE IS GONNA BE ON YOUR SIDE/Forget It/Love Is Gonna Be On Your Side* (12"only") Excaliber 0 EXC
516 EXCL 516 PRTFITS YOU SAID WE'D NEVER MAKE IT (EP) Lightbeat 0 FIT 1 ROUGH TRADEFIXX SOME PEOPLE/I've Found You MCA 0 FIXX 1 CBS FUPPER HA HA HA/Love Canal Alternative Tentacles 0 VIRUS 8 STAGE ONEGEORGIE FAME & ANNIE ROSS HONG KONG BLUES/Old Music Master Bald Eagle 0 BEE 182 PRTGIDEA PARK LIGHTNIN' STRIKES/Baby Come Back Polo 0 POLO 18 POLO 1218 PRTG.B.H. NO SURVIVORS/Self Destruct/Big Women Clay 0 CLAY 8 PINNACLE HOLLY & JOEY I GOT YOU BABE/One More Dance Virgin 0 VS 478 CBSIAN GOMM SHE'LL NEVER TAKE THE PLACE OF YOU/Hole In The Middle Albion 0 ION 1026 SPARTAN IF ALL ELSE FAILS DIST1NCT/Eat Your Heart Out Fail 0 FAIL 1 ROUGH TRADE/INDIESINTERPLAY PRETTY FACE (ZIZI JEANMARIE(,Terminal Vision Cerrere 0 CAR 211 CART 211 RCA 111JADE I'M A GIRULittle Girl Page One 0 PORT 001 PRTJEROME IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION/In The Right Direction Sotosound 0 STD 1 STD 1-12 SOTOSOUND (01-837
7147/8)JETS LOVE MAKES THE WORLD GO ROUND/I'm Just A Score EMI 0 EMI 5262 EMI JONES GIRLS NIGHTS OVER EGYPT/Love Don't Ever Say Goodbye Phil. Int. 0 PIR A2031 PIR A132031 CBSJOSIE COTTON JOHNNY ARE YOU QUEER?/(Let's Do) The Blackout Bomp International 0 BOMP 1 PINNACLE J.GEILS BAND CENTER FOLD/Flamethrower EMI -America 0 EA 136 EMI LAUREN BONNEY INVASION/Dream Romance S&G 0 SG 7-14 PINNACLELELO TANGIERS/Bongo Drums On VHF MAM 0 MAMS 213 PRTLEVI DEXTER & THE RIPCHORDS I GET SO EXCITED/Other Side Of Midnight Fresh '0 FRESH 40
PINNACLE/FRESH/INDIES LIQUID GOLD MY BABY'S BABY/Could Be Tonight Polo 0 POLO 17 POLO 1217 PRTMAN & MEE GOOD COMPANIONNou're My Inspiration Solid Gold 0 SGR 115 PRTMANANA VIDA MIANida MiaNida Mia (Version.) (12" only) EMI 0 EMI 5259 0 12F -N11 5259 EMIMANDY MONTGOMERY IN MY FANTASY/Sail Away Rocket 0 XPRES 72 POLYGRAM MARIETTA YOU'RE ONLY LONELY/Making Up My Mind Polydor 0 POSP 305 POLYGRAMMARINE GIRLS ON MY MIND/The Lure Of The Rockpools In Phaze 0 COD 2 ROUGH TRADE MILITANT RED AND THEN A VOICE/Kick It Up Vital 0 VTL 1203 INDIES MINDLINKK WORLD AFFAIRS/Humanoid Thinking Silver Camel 0 SC 007 FRESH/INDIESMODELS LOCAL AND OR GENERAL/Bantam Had A&M O AMS 8204 CBSMOTHER'S RUIN STREETLIGHTS/Turn A Corner Spectra 0 SPC 6 PINNACLE NOLANS DON'T LOVE ME TOO HARD/A Simple Case Of Loving You Epic 0 EPC A1927 CBSOK JIVE EN ROUTE/Pong Kwela Epic 0 EPC A1934 CBSONE BLOOD BE THANKFUL/Ebony Eyes Sound City KCD 001 JETSTAR/ROUGH TRADEONE BLOOD I'M YOUR FOOL/You're Just A Dream Sound City MURD 005 JETSTAR/ROUGH TRADEONE MILLION FUZZ -GUITARS HEAVEN/Annuese Monsters in Orbit 0 TVEYE 3 ROUGH TRADE ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK LILI MARLENE (ENGLISH & GERMAN) Willie's Theme (Parts 5&6) (12"only')lsland 0
WIP 6767 12WIP 6767 EMIPAMELA STEPHENSON MR WRONG/ETO MERCURY 0 PAM 2 POLYGRAM PASSIONS AFRICA MINE/1 Feel Cheap (Liver/The SquareNVhy MO/Snow/German Film Star (2 single pack) Polydor
0 POSP 384 POLYGRAM PETER & THE TEST TUBE BABIES BANNED FROM THE PUBS (EP) No Future 0 01 4 ROUGH TRADEPHILIJP & HIS FOETUS VIBRATIONS TELL ME, WHAT IS TH E BANE OF YOUR LIFE/Mother. I've Killed The Cat Self
Immolation 0 WOMBKX 07 ROUGH TRADE POINTER SISTERS SOME DAY WE WILL BE TOGETHER/Special Things Planet 0 K12591 WEAPRECIOUS WILSON I NEED YOU (EVERYBODY NEEDS SOMEBODY TO LOVE)Nalley Of The Dolls EPIC 0 EPC
A1854 CBS PROJECT 4 LIFE AFTER LIFE/Still Life Never 0 NEV 1001 ROUGH TRADE QUARTERFLASH HARDEN MY HEART/Don't Be Lonely Geffen 0 GEF A1838 CBSRED RIDER WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO DO (TO GET OFF TONIGHT)/Laughing Man Capitol 0 CL 229 EMIROBERT ELUS ORRALL CALL THE UH-OH SQUAD (CLUB)/Call The Uh-Oh Squad (Live) (101 Why -FT O WHYD 7
RCA RONNIE LAWS THERE'S A WAY/Your Stuff/Always There* (12" only") United Artists OUP 648 12UP 648 EMISCOOP PANIC/Never Dress Right Towerbell 0 TOW 16 PRTSCRUFFY GENTS SCRUFFY GENTS/It Takes So Long Mrs. 0 MRS 007 PINNACLESECRET SERVICE FLASH IN THE NIGHT/Watching Juliette Sonet 0 SON 2238 PRTSHOPPING FOR GIRLS SORRY WRONG ONENVhere's Age Triangle 0 TRANG 1 ROUGH TRADE SIR HORATIO ABRACADABRA/Summadub Rocksteady MIX IT INDIESSNEAKER MORE THAN JUST THE TWO OF US/In Time Ario)a 0 HANDS 4 PRTSOFT CELL SAY HELLO. WAVE GOODBYE/Say Hello. Wave Goodbye (Instrumental) Some Bizzare BZS 7 BZS
712 POLYGRAM SONS OF CAIN END OF SOMETHING/Kennedy Waltz Loppylugs Productions 0 LOOPY 1 PINNACLESOUL ON ICE UNDERWATER/Splintered Lens/Breathless Red Rhino 0 RED 10 INDIESSPECIAL DUTIES VIOLENT SOCIETY/It Ain't Our Fault/Colchester Council Rondelet 0 ROUND 15 SPARTANSTANLEY MYERS ORCHESTRA NANCY ASTOR THEMENirginia 1899 BBC 0 RESL 110 PRT STEVE FRANCIS I COULD HAVE CRUSHED A GRAPE/Fat Lipped Boogie Luna 0 MOON 4 CBSSTEVE JESSE SLEEPLESS NIGHTS/Shuffle The Pack President 0 PT 498 PRESIDENTSTRANGER STILL SOLITUDE/Survivor Exit 0 EXIT 001 INDESAACKS THOMAS DOLBY AIRWAVES/The Wreck Of The Fairchild Venice In Peril 0 VIP 101 EMITO THE FINLAND STATION DOMINO THEORYfrhe Trail Pivotal Couples Melodia O M 3 ROUGH TRADETONY HATCH AIRLINE/Hifa Tube 0 TUBE 003 PINNACLE TOUCH KEEP ON/Keep On Re -Mixing Elite DAZZ 11 PINNACLETRESPASS BRIGHT LIGHTS/The Duel/Man And Machine Trial 0 CASE 3 PINNACLE MTROY TATE LIFELINE (HOLD ONTO THATI/Karnikaze/Thomas (Moonbase Version) (101 Why -Fl O WHYD 6 RCA TSUMANI AS IT IS (EP) Neon TSU 112 BULLETTUB40 I WON'T CLOSE MY EYES/Folititian DEP International 0 DEP 3 SPARTAN UPRIGHTS WORLD TURNED UPSIDE DOWN/I Don't Want To Talk About It Loppylugs Productions 0 LOOPY 2
PINNACLEVARIOUS ROCKSHOW THEMES (EP) POLYDOR O POSP 168 POLYGRAM VENOM IN LEAGUE WITH SATAN/Live Like An Angel (Die Like A Devil) Neat 0 NEAT 08 PINNACLEVIRGINIA ASTLEY A. BAO A QUA Bao A Qu (10") Why -R 0 WHYD 8 RCA IIIWAKE ON OUR HONEYMOON/Give Up Scan CD SCN 1 ROUGH TRADE WINSTON GROOVY ADAM AND EVEffhe Girl Next Door PRT 0 7P 230 12P 230 PRTWINSTON WAITING ROOM/New Confidence Rural Tension 0 ART 1 INDIES/BACKS
Cursed 1 spirit Of The Dancer E My Baby's Baby L Scruffy Gents SLet's Get It Up
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Special ....F Good Companion M Flash In The Night SOur Love M Sorry Wrong One SF Vida MiaThe Sound of Muzak A Love Is Gonna Be On Your In My Fantasy M Abracadabra SWooly BullyF You're Only Lonely M More Than Just The Two OfIf I Should Love Again
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M Us SShe's Got A WayF And Then A Voice M Say Hello, Wave GoodbyeM SWatch OutPeopleHa F World Affairs
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C No SurvivorsG En Route 0 Nancy Astor Theme S
Just A Little BitC I Got You Babe
G Be Thankful 0 I Could Have Crushed ASpirit In The Sky H I'm Your Fool 0 Grape SAfrican And White
CC Shei'aea
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TheTake Heaven 0 Sleepless Nights SIt'sA Shame
C DistinctI Lill Marlene 0 Solitude SFlashbackI Mr. Wrong P Airwaves TJungle Window
D (a)PrettyFace (Zizi Jeanmar- Africa Mine P DiorimmieThnoeory T
Opium For The People.... D0 I'mAGirt J
I Tell Me, What Is TThe Masquethe Bane Of Your Life. P Keep On TPuerto Rico 13 InTheRight Direction J Some Day We Will Be Bright Lights TBringin' On The Heartbreak LoBveauMaadkes The World Go Together P Lifeline (Hold Onto That) T
D Nights EgyptJ I Need P As It Is (EP) T
Lament J Life After Life P I Won't Close My Eyes U
Knack For Me D AbJohanBany0AAreQYuou Queer?. J Harden My Heart Q World Turned Upside DownParcels In The Air J What Have You Got To Do UYou're The One For Me ... D CentrefoldPositively D.O.A. (EP) DE ILneytaTshioenGirl Dance
J (To Get Off Tonight) R Rockshow Themes V
E Tangiers
K Call The Uh-Oh Squad In League With Satan VI've Had Enough R On Our Honeymoon WL (Club)
R Adam And Eve WGoing StrongE I Get So Excited
L There'sAWayEasy Lover S Waiting Room WL Panic
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