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KEEP YOUR HANDS TO YOURSELF Georgia Satellites

BIG TIME Peter Gabriel

WE'RE READY Boston

SOMEWHERE OUT THERE Ronstadt/Ingram

RESPECT YOURSELF Bruce Willis

JACOB'S LADDER Huey Lewis

MONTEGO BAY Amazulu

STAY THE NIGHT Benjamin Orr

AIN'T NO CURE FOR LOVE Jennifer Warnes

LOVE YOU DOWN Ready For The World

YOU GOT IT ALL The Jets

BRAND NEW LOVER Dead Or Alive

MADOLIN RAIN Bruce Hornsby & The Range

I NEED YOUR LOVING Human League

TALK TO ME Chico DeBarge

EASY TO TAME Kim Mitchell

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GEORGIA SATELLITES Georgia Satellites

JANET JACKSON Control

JENNIFER WARNES Famous Blue Raincoat

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2 - RPM - February 7, 1987

Bruce Rawlins succumbs to cancer at age 46Canada's country music industry was sadden-ed to hear of the death of veteran songwriterBruce Rawlins. Mr. Rawlins, a native of theOttawa Valley, lost a valiant fight againstcancer and passed away in Ottawa (Jan. 22)at age 46.

Mr. Rawlins was a longtime songwritingpartner and very close friend of Terry

Bruce Rawlins

'86 certifications down

Carisse, both of whom distinguishedthemselves in the industry over the years.

As a team, Mr. Rawlins and Mr. Carissehad written together since 1971, when theyhad a hit with Hello Mom. The vehicle for thepopularity of their songs was Terry Carisse,who performed and recorded the songs. Amajor break for the songwriting team waswhen they became associated with the MerceyBrothers and their MBS label. Mr. Rawlinswas quite excited about the coupling and wasquoted as saying "The Mercey Brothers tookour songs out of the parlour."

Ironically, Mr. Rawlins was initially in-terested in being a performer as well as asongwriter, but decided to concentrate onsongwriting with Mr. Carisse as well as in-volving himself in the advertising field, work-ing with Bamfield & Seguin, an Ottawa firm,with whom he has been associated for manyyears.

Mr. Rawlins was perhaps, a prime exam-ple of a songwriter, who is little known andrecognized, yet his songs are internationallyknown.

In the award category, Mr. Rawlins andMr. Carisse shared many over the years in-cluding 8 PROCAN Awards for most

over last year - CRIAThe Canadian Recording Industry Associa-tion's end of year certification statistics havebeen released and they indicate decreases notonly in total numbers but also for Canconproduct and singles as well.

Last year the total number of certifica-tions was 287 compared to 315 in 1985. Thenumber of Cancon certifications totalled 54

Molson's steps in tosave Mariposa festivalIn describing the recently signed agreementbetween the Mariposa Folk Foundation andMolson Ontario Breweries, Lynn Hurry saysit's a "financial security package or a jointventure of sort." Molson's has announced animmediate contribution of $45,000 towardthe festival's debt problems and that furtherannouncements would be made concerningthe balance.

Hurry, the Foundation President, alsonotes Molson's commitment to the develop-ment of Canadian music and the Mariposa,"specifically" with their sponsorship from1982 through 1986. It was in 1982, a result ofa rain -out at Toronto's Harbourfront, thatthe Mariposa encountered their financialproblems.

The multi -year agreement allows "notonly the continuation of the Festival but a ispackage that will once again propel Mariposainto an event of national and internationalsignificance," says Hurry. The location isnow the Brewery's Molson Park in Barrie,Ontario.

Brent Scrimshaw, Molson's Manager ofEntertainment, affirms the Molson commit-ment to entertainment and suggests the agree-ment is "a natural extension of Molson's pre-sent involvement in that arena, with MolsonCanadian Tour '87, Coors Concerts and theMolson Golden Gala Theatre Programme."

compared to 71 in 1985. Single awards lastyear were 67, while the year previous 84 werehanded out.

Although certifications declined, thesales of compact discs continue their upwardsurge.

Recently released by CRIA, the industrystatistics for this past November show year-to-date net value of sales increasing by 179percent and net shipments increasing by 158percent.

Total net value of sales for all configura-tions, up to and including November, standat $280,560,000 and correspondingly net unitshipments were 54,170,000.

popular country songs, all of which wereaired in the U.S., U.K., Australia, Belgium,South Africa and Norway. In 1981 they wonACME's Single Of The Year for Windship,and that same year won ACME's Top Coun-try Composer Award, and in 1985 theirsingle, Counting The I Love Yous was votedACME's Song Of The Year. They also wonthe 1986 Big Country Award as Composersof The Year. As well they won HonourableMention at the American Song Festival.Compositions written by Mr. Rawlins andMr. Carisse, are currently released on theSavannah label, performed by Mr. Carisse.

Mr. Rawlins will be sorely missed inCanadian country circles, where songmaterial, particularly the Canadian variety,has become increasingly important, due ingreat part to his pioneering spirit and dedica-tion to the industry he loved so much.

Burial took place in Ottawa, Jan. 24.

CARAS announces Junosnew location and dateThe 1987 Juno Award presentations havebeen scheduled for Monday, November 2,and will be held this year at the O'Keefe Cen-tre in Toronto. The show will once again becarried live on the CBC.

The move from the Harbour CastleHilton location was prompted by "thetremendous demand for tickets" to lastyear's Junos, comments CARAS PresidentPeter Steinmetz. As well full staging facilitiesnecessitated the move due to the "increasing-ly sophisticated production techniques" usedon the show in latter years, he adds.

"The larger venue will also allow us tomake tickets available to younger fansthrough Juno contest giveaways," saysSteinmetz, "which should create some addi-tional excitement at the show."

Perry Rosemond and Garry Blye will,for the third consecutive year, produce theshow. A "gala" dinner and dance follows atthe Harbour Castle.

IN MEMORIAM

BRUCE RAWLINSSongwriter

1940 - 1987

SAVANNAH RECORDS

PART FOUR OF A SERIES

Cooperative campaigns adds to rCooperation between record companies andretailers was instrumental in creating an ex-cellent last quarter for retailers. In-store cam-paigns, heavy print and television advertisingleft no doubt in the minds of the consumerthat recorded music was a lasting gift ... andan economical one. Retailers perhaps chalkedup their best year in many, with most of theaction occuring the latter part of Novemberand right up to Christmas Eve.

In our continuing series of messagesfrom the leaders in the industry, we patch in-to a major retailer, as well as record companyexecutives.

Sales performance very pleasing!Fred RichPresidentA&A Records & Tapes

1986 will be remembered as a year of great ac-complishment at A&A Records & Tapes.Our sales perfor-mance was verypleasing with solidincreases achieved inall regions of thecountry. In supportof our sales success,A&A has become amajor cross -promotional partnerfor dozens of highlyvisible Canadianproduct brands andnational chain retailers. We have also reachednew levels of catalogue sales, thanks in largepart to the highly professional and reciprocal-ly supportive relationships that we enjoy withour suppliers. 1986 was a year of significantmaturation for A&A.

We anticipate 1987 to be a year ofchallenge. The music industry continues tofance enormous competition for leisure timeand entertainment dollars. Within the in-dustry, there is a growing pressure, par-ticularly on sub -distributors, to ensure fiscalresponsibility. However, it has always beenA&A's view that problems create oppor-tunities. We are confident that our 1987 suc-cesses will further enhance our position asCanada's Greatest Record Stores.

Fred Rich

Kim Mitchell's seen above receiving a doubleplatinum award for his Shakin Like A Hum-an Being LP, Mitchell is joined by his homelabel Alert crew.

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and that same year won ACME's Top Coun- try Composer Award, and in 1985 their

single, Counting The 1 Love Yous was voted ACME's Song Of The Year. They also won

the 1986 Big Country Award as Composers of The Year. As well they won Honourable

Mention at the American Song Festival. Compositions written by Mr. Rawlins and

Mr. Carisse, are currently released on the Savannah label, performed by Mr. Carisse.

Mr. Rawlins will be sorely missed in Canadian country circles, where song material, particularly the Canadian variety,

has become increasingly important, due in great part to his pioneering spirit and dedica- tion to the industry he loved so much.

Burial took place in Ottawa, Jan. 24.

CARAS announces Junos new location and date

The 1987 Juno Award presentations have been scheduled for Monday, November 2, and will be held this year at the O'Keefe Cen- tre in Toronto. The show will once again be

carried live on the CBC. The move from the Harbour Castle

Hilton location was prompted by "the tremendous demand for tickets" to last

year's Junos, comments CARAS President Peter Steinmetz. As well full staging facilities

necessitated the move due to the "increasing- ly sophisticated production techniques" used

on the show in latter years, he adds. "The larger venue will also allow us to

make tickets available to younger fans through Juno contest giveaways," says

Steinmetz, "which should create some addi- tional excitement at the show."

Perry Rosemond and Garry Blye will, for the third consecutive year, produce the

show. A "gala" dinner and dance follows at the Harbour Castle.

MEMORIAM

RAWLINS Songwriter

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1987

kNNAH RECORDS

PART FOUR OF A SERIES

Cooperative campaigns adds to retail strength Cooperation between record companies and

retailers was instrumental in creating an ex- cellent last quarter for retailers. In-store cam- paigns, heavy print and television advertising

left no doubt in the minds of the consumer that recorded music was a lasting gift

. .. and an economical one. Retailers perhaps chalked up their best year in many, with most of the

action occuring the latter part of November and right up to Christmas Eve.

In our continuing series of messages from the leaders in the industry, we patch in-

to a major retailer, as well as record company executives.

Sales performance very pleasing!

Fred Rich President

A&A Records & Tapes

1986 will be remembered as a year of great ac- complishment at A&A Records & Tapes.

Our sales perfor- mance was very

pleasing with solid increases achieved in

all regions of the country. In support

of our sales success, A&A has become a

major cross - promotional partner

for dozens of highly visible Canadian Fred Rich product brands and national chain retailers. We have also reached

new levels of catalogue sales, thanks in large part to the highly professional and reciprocal-

ly supportive relationships that we enjoy with our suppliers. 1986 was a year of significant

maturation for A&A. We anticipate 1987 to be a year of

challenge. The music industry continues to fance enormous competition for leisure time

and entertainment dollars. Within the in- dustry, there is a growing pressure, par-

ticularly on sub -distributors, to ensure fiscal responsibility. However, it has always been

A&A's view that problems create oppor- tunities. We are confident that our 1987 suc-

cesses will further enhance our position as Canada's Greatest Record Stores.

Kim Mitchell's seen above receiving a double platinum award for his Shakin Like A Hum-

an Being LP, Mitchell is joined by his home label Alert crew.

Third record -breaking year in a row!

Ross Reynolds Excutive Vice President & General Manager

MCA Records Canada

MCA's record division in Canada had its third record -breaking year in a row in 1986. Sales for the year almost tripled the sales

of three years ago. At the same time

MCA's video business has con-

tinued to increase substantantially.

However, in a business as volatile

as this one, the con- cern has to be for the

future. Fortunately for MCA, each of

Ross Reynolds our associated labels

is looking forward to a strong '87. We have renewed our agreement with Chrysalis, who

are riding high with Huey Lewis and Billy Idol, and are on the verge of breaking a series

of new acts. Duke Street will be building on follow-up albums for their key artists, in-

cluding Jane Siberry and Chalk Circle. IRS will also benefit from the bases that have

been built for their artists coming with second and third albums. Island will be celebrating

their 25th Anniversary, highlighted by a new U2 album in March.

Lionel Richie will continue to sell very well for Motown, who can look forward to

MCA itself for new albums from Glenn Frey, Andy Taylor, Night Ranger, and Olivia

Newton -John, among others. Along with several John Hughes' Soundtracks. On the

Cancon side, MCA will have new albums by Triumph, Darby Mills, and Boulevard, a new

band from Bruce Allen/Cliff Jones camp. '87 should be another excellent year.

Crystal balling in la and beyond Gerry Young

President, Current Records/Management I see radio taking chances again, when they

realize they're all playing the same thing and have to find

their own corner of the marketplace.

I see multi- national record com-

panies getting their guts back with

regards to signings when they realize radio is willing to ex-

periment again. I see videos

becoming less expen- sive, due to lack of demand by record com-

panies and bands alike. Video producers will lower their profit margin just to get some work, much like the independent radio pro-

mo people have done in the U.S. I see record production flourishing in

Canada, though on a regional as opposed to international level with budgets to match that

approach. This boom will be mostly due to

Gerry Young

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the 25 million dollar FACTOR fund set up by the Mulroney government to support the

record industry. I see Current Records becoming a major force in the pop world because of all these

events.

Representatives from MCA, Triumph, The United Way, CPI and the Metro Toronto Police Force were at the formal presentation

of a cheque in the amount of $179,356.65 to the United Way. These funds were raised at the Triumph benefit concert in Toronto.

Growth ... it was that kind of year Keith Brown,

President, Aquarius Records

In 1986 Aquarius sold almost as many Corey Hart albums as we did in 1985. It was

another remapkable year for Corey. In

February, his Boy In The Box certified

diamond in Canada, just as he was con-

cluding an 8 -month stretch of road

work. In July, Corey

had Fields Of Fire ready to release and

he was in Alberta shooting an elaborate video for I Am By

Your Side. His latest album sold 300,000 copies in '86, and we have 5 or 6 good reasons

to believe that '87 sales will more than match his totals to date.

The only other project we released in '86 was a metal band called Sword with their

debut album, Metalized. For Sword, great European reviews led to recent licensing deals

in Germany and the U.K. Several other projects occupied

Aquarius through 1986, but will only see the light of day this year. Tchukon won CBC's

Rock Wars, as well as Star Search in the United States. Aquarius will release

Tchukon's first album this spring. Other pro- jects we began in 1986 include a solo album

by Myles Goodwyn; the soundtrack to Presenting Noel Coward featuring Peter Pr-

ingle, and albums by Montreal singer Sass Jordan and the Quebec City group, Modern

Man. Hopefully, everything that Aquarius

Records did in 1986, including the release of Fields Of Fire, will culminate in 1987. It was

not so much a year of growth, as it was the kind of year that is needed for growth to oc- cur.

Keith Brown

4 - RPM - February 7, 1987

LI 1,1I &1 Somersault offers new muBruce Bradley's Somersault label is now onrelease with material from Vis-A-Vis, RitaJohn and Tall New Buildings. As well, the re-issue lines Singles, Ep's and eXhits (SEX) andHit Tunes are experiencing "excellent" salesto date.

Currently out on the SEX label is Cher-relle's I Didn't Mean To Turn You On,Labelle's Lady Marmalade and Evelyn"Champagne" King's Shame. Bradley pointsout that Cherrelle continues to climb MusicWorld's retail chart.

The first release from the Hit Tunes 7"Walt Says will return, when Walt returnsfrom MIDEM.

Several Canadian datesfor Paul Young and LubaCurrently touring in support of his latest Bet-ween Two Fires album, Paul Young will beseen in Ottawa (Feb 24), Montreal (25) andToronto (27). Opening the bill is Montreal'sLuba, who are still riding their Between TheEarth And Sky release, which is quickly ap-proaching the platinum mark.

Luba has won Female Vocalist of theYear at the Junos for 2 consecutive years andwon Video of the Year last November for hersingle How Many Rivers To Cross.

Young has consistantly fared well inCanada. The Secret Of Association, hisfollow-up to No Parlez has surpassed thedouble platinum mark and Between TwoFires is well over platinum on the strength ofthe singles Some People and Why Does AMan Have To Be So Strong.

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

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sic and re -issue linere -issue line is Aerosmith's Walk This Wayb/w Dream On. Many more licensed effortsare expected this year.

Vis-A-Vis won a CASBY last year forBest Independent Artist and have just releas-ed their first Ep for Somersault. TitledShadow Play, co -produced by the band andJoe Primeau (Spoons, Helix), it "combinesmany ingredients .. . pop, rock, dance, alter-native and Spanish Inquisition influences,"says Bradley.

Rita John's debut, Haunted By Love,produced by Harry Hinde (The Raes, Louisa)and Bradley with engineering by Mike Jones(Glass Tiger, The Parachute Club, TheNylons), is garnering impressive response inEurope, reports Bradley. Hence, 2 mixes areavailable: the North American and Europeanversion.

(I to r) Bruce Hornsby accepts his Canadianplatinum award for his debut RCA LP TheWay It Is, Don Kollar General Manager ofRCA Canada was on hand to hand out theawards, Huey Lewis also recieved an awardfor his production job on the Hornsby LP.

WEA Canada signs deal with Risque DisqueWEA Music of Canada has signed aworldwide label/production deal with RisqueDisque, a label based in Toronto and headedby John Caton. Initial release will be analbum by Toronto's Blue Rodeo.

Blue Rodeo, which was formed in 1984,comprises guitarists/vocalists Jim Cuddy andGreg Keelor, drummer Cleave Anderson,bassist Bazil Donovan, and Bobby Wisemanon keyboards.

It should be stressed that in spite of theirname the band is not strictly a country band.They run the gamut from jazz and pop tofolk and country.

The band's debut album was producedby Terry Brown (Rush, BB Gabor, Eye Eye)

WEA to distributePursuitOriginally from Edmonton, and now based inToronto, popular "Queen Street" outfit ThePursuit of Happiness have signed a distribu-tion deal with WEA Canada for their 12"single of I'm An Adult Now b/w She's SoYoung.

Originally released independently lastfall (and as reported in Walt Says "It's a realhot one!"), with an accompanying video,WEA will have the song remastered and ship-ped shortly. The band is managed by JeffRogers of Swell Management.

at Toronto's McLear Place with Mike Jones(Glass Tiger, Parachute Club) doing theengineering chores. A video clip of their firstsingle, Outskirts Of Life, is in the final stagesof production with another to be completedin time for the album's release in the spring.

Blue Rodeo is managed by The A.C.T.(Artists Consulting Team) which consists ofprinciples John Caton, who also managesPrairie Oyster, John Rutledge, and DavidGibson; entertainment lawyer David Mer-rick; Horseshoe Tavern owner X/RayMacRae; and Peter Lloyd, ex -manager of thePrince George/Dollar Bill's in Kingston.

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"Just tell 'em we came to rock," says GerryMcGhee, drummer for Toronto -basedBrighton Rock, when asked if he had any fur-ther comments following his interview withRPM. "Actually," he adds, "we're lookingforward to getting out and touring becausethat's when the band's at its best - and that'swhat we enjoy the most."

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COVER STORY -

by Graeme Boyce

From "Homegrown" to Young, Wild & Free "Just tell 'em we came to rock," says Gerry

McGhee, drummer for Toronto -based Brighton Rock, when asked if he had any fur-

ther comments following his interview with RPM. "Actually," he adds, "we're looking

forward to getting out and touring because that's when the band's at its best - and that's what we enjoy the most."

The signing of Brighton Rock to the WEA label in December 1985 (and to Atco

stateside, "I think they're really gung-ho!") marks what would seem to be a return of `hard rock' acts touring - and touring in-

cessently - to sell their records, safe in the knowledge radio won't step on the band-

wagon in support. Yet with the retail success achieved by

these acts, radio is currently being forced to take a second look at what their listeners are

actually listening to. Witness the immense popularity of Bon Jovi and Cinderella. "It's been a long time coming," McGhee remarks. "But I don't think it really went

away. It went off the airwaves, and the radio, but that'll all change. It's the kids out here that are keeping a lot of those (radio) people

in business and this is really the music of their taste. So, it's about time we gave the music

back to the kids. "I just think the kids are sick of what they've had to listen to. It's become very

packaged, very processed. It got away from bands and more into technology and I think

the kids have had their taste of that. "They've chosen what they think is

good," he continues, "and what they don't think is good they've obviously got bored with. There's nothing better than live rock 'n' roll."

Brighton Rock recently completed tour- ing with another Toronto -based hard rock

outfit, Triumph. "It was super! It was an awful lot of fun playing with those guys,"

McGhee comments. "Because we were big Triumph fans from when we were younger

and to get a chance to share the same stage was areal thrill." . The band had released a self -titled mini

album prior to Young, Wild & Free (also the title track), however, it was with the technical

wizardry of Michael Wagener that the band's commercial acceptance was locked up.

Their new single, Can't Wait For The Night, will establish the band firmly at CHR,

while the first, We Came To Rock, already has climbed AOR charts across North

RPM -

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America, and was given extensive rotation at both MuchMusic and MTV.

"Wagener matured the songs into a `studio' level," explains McGhee. "I think

we had done all we could with the tunes. Some of them we've been playing for a cou-

ple of years and with his knowledge of technology in the studio and the tricks he can

come up with - he updated the tunes. You know

. . . brought them out of the year we

did them in. He livened the tunes up, which is what we were looking for."

Following their forthcoming 18 -day East Coast U.S. tour, McGhee hopes the band will then be able to mount a full-scale tour of

Canada in the spring and early summer.

Winwood signs with Virgin worldwide

British singer/songwriter Steve Winwood, who is currently enjoying a string of hits from

his most recently released, third solo album, Back In The Highlife Again, has signed a multi -album deal with Virgin Records.

Winwood, who recieved 6 Grammy nominations this year and is a former

member of both the Spencer Davis Group and Traffic, will begin work on a new solo

album this spring but has no additional tour plans at this time.

CDs are the main target of thieves at retail level She looked like any other rock music fan in her mid -teens out to buy a new album from any one of several of her favourite popular

vocalists, checking out the various specials on the Yonge Street strip in Toronto where many

retail companies can be found. She appeared to have browsed for a

short time, or so they thought. As she passed by the cash register heading for the exit, the

store's security system alarm sounded. It wasn't the traditional alarm which most peo-

ple would relate to a bank holdup. A voice simply tells the person to return to the cash

register. "Okay," says one of the sales -staff. "I

believe you have some items that haven't been paid for. Would you like to put the pro- duct down, here, right now?"

The girl was obviously too young to be charged although her parents or relatives

could be notified. Out of her coat came 2 CDs. After the staff had taken care of the

matter according to the rules they're to follow, the girl is able to leave.

The young lady again heads for the exit. As she passes the cash register for the second

time, the store's security system goes off again. The staff all turn around in surprise.

"All right," says a salesman. "Now I don't think you've been completely honest with us. This time can we have everything

back?" Sure enough, out from under her clothing comes yet another CD. The staff

-

members are shocked that the girl would still try to get away with stealing for the second

time. This is just a general example of what recently happened at one retail outlet and is

the kind of theft that could happen at any record store.

CDs have become the big money loser for retail outlets when it comes to the pro-

blem of theft, primarily due to their higher cost compared to both the LP and cassette. And the smaller size of the CD makes them

all the easier to steal. Blister packages and long boxes are being utilized to deter theft but the problem continues.

Retail outlets in many downtown centres have had to resort to expensive security

systems. More stores, including those in malls, are also in line.

As one walks in the doors of the Records On Wheels store, on Yonge Street in Toron- to, it's impossible to miss the monstrous

piece of equipment which a person must pass as one enters. The device resembles a type of

computer system that could alert the military of an impending air attack. The very sight of

this system is threatening. "I think theft peaked in 1986 because of

the CD market," says Rosie lerullo, who manages that downtown Wheels outlet.

"You have to lose 3 LPs to equal I CD. And if a person can steal 1 he'll steal 5."

Wheels had their security system install- ed in October and lerullo points out that it

wasn't until the fall that the store seriously took on CDs.

"Some of our staff have heard people say, 'Oh, they have a machine. Let's go

somewhere else,' " lerullo says. "Without the machine you would catch one person a

month -

if you were lucky. One or two people a week get caught now. Sometimes they steal

1 item. Other times they try to take 3 or 4." lerullo adds theft occurs at morning,

afternoon or night but usually on Friday or Saturday night. Even before the system was installed, staff members were stressing theft

was a real problem and something had to be done. Yet the store manager feels the main

reason why stores had to turn to security systems was due to the entrance of CDs.

Don Ierullo, Records On Wheels' Vice President, believes their Yonge Street store

has the best security system on the market, however because it was only installed recent-

ly, the company does not yet have figures on theft relating '85 and '86.

He says the company estimates though that their losses, due to theft, would be in the

region of 3 percent which would work out to $40,000 to $50,000 per year.

"The main Yonge Street stores are the worst problem," he adds. "These thefts go-

ing on, I tend to think they're organized. They could be selling cassettes and CDs to used stores."

He even suggests the problem isn't just the regular walk-in traffic of customers. "In

some of the stores it's the employees," he relates. "If you pay your employees well you're not going to have that problem. We

pay our people well. But I've heard some real horror stories about some stores, $40,000 alone being lost through one employee."

lerullo feels that if not for the introduc- tion of the CD, the problem of theft would not be as serious. He notes it's easy to walk off with several CDs and it's the volume

stores that have to get the security systems. Other than installing security systems,

which other Wheels stores are in line for, Ierullo says you have to stress to your

employees to "keep their eyes open" at all times. PM

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10 - RPM - February 7, 1987

Cockburn headlines in support of LAWGThe Latin American Working Group, whocelebrate their 20th anniversary this year, willbe the beneficiary of Bruce Cockburn'sgenerousity following his 2 sold -out perfor-

Aaron follow-up LP setfor release this monthThe forthcoming Attic LP from the "metalqueen" Lee Aaron, is said to be her mostcommercial project to date. It is to be releas-ed internationally by Virgin Records.

The album, produced by Peter Colemanand recorded at the Metal Works, representAaron's fourth LP. Only Human, co -writtenby Canadian singer -songwriter DavidRoberts, will be released as the first single. Avideo is expected, with Robert Quartly onhand to direct.

The LP is slated to be released in Canadaon Feb. 17. It will be released in Germany onFeb. 13, with a headlining tour to support it.In the U.S. however, the album has a tenativerelease date for May.

The album includes tracks written bysuch notables as Mark Ribbler (Rock You forHelix), Dan Hill, Joe Lynn Turner (Rainbow)and (Beach Boy) Carl Wilson who penned IfThis Is Love.

The Northern Pikes (above) look pleased toannounce their signing with Virgin RecordsCanada Inc. It is a world-wide deal signed inCanada.

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1 CAN'T HELP FALLING IN LOVECorey Hart Aquarius

2 YOU'RE WHAT I LOOK FORGlass Tiger Capitol

3 LOVE IS FIREParachute Club - RCA

4 KISS YOU (When It's Dangerous)Eight Seconds Polydor

5 FOR TONIGHTNancy Martinez Atlantic

6 SOUL CITYPartland Brothers - Capitol

7 FLYING ON YOUR OWNRita MacNeil . Lupins

8 AIN'T NO CURE FOR LOVEJennifer Warnes Attic

9 ALL ALONG YOU KNEWHoneymoon Suite - WEA

10 EASY TO TAMEKim Mitchell - Alert

mances at Toronto's Diamond Club thisMarch 10 and 11th.

The LAWG, a respected non-profit in-stitution involved in research and educationon Canadian and Latin American issues, notonly operate a resource centre but are "animportant link in the network of individualsand groups working for development in LatinAmerica," Cockburn explains.

Also the group provides information andconsultation to non -governmental organiza-tions, such as Oxfam, and various govern-ment bodies from their Toronto offices.

"It deserves a greater degree of visibilityand a higher level of financial support," sug-gests Cockburn. Appearing as backup onstage are Chilean songwriter Angel Parra,Fergus and Hugh Marsh, Jon Goldsmith,Michael Sloski and Lillian Allen.

Parra performed with Cockburn inCalifornia last year and is currently living in

MCO's Kaluzny namedoutstanding by GlamourThe Montreal Chamber Orchestra's founderand conductor, Wanda Kaluzny, has beennamed by Glamour magazine as one of theirOutstanding Young Working Women for1987, an honour bestowed upon 10 winnersannually.

Kaluzny, a McGill University graduateand a native of Poland, founded the MCOwhen she was 20 and was Canada's first pro-fessional female conductor. She has also beencited in Who's Who of American Womenand The World Who's Who of Women.

"An integral part of my artistic policy isto present new Canadian compositions," saysthe 33 year old music director. "The newseason will include an exciting new venturefor the MCO - the world premiere of achamber opera which was specially commis-sioned for us by the Canada Council for theArts."

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3 JENNIFER WARNESFamous Blue Raincoat . Attic

4 KIM MITCHELLShakin Like A Human Being Alert

5 PARACHUTE CLUBSmall Victories- RCA

6 TOM COCHRANE & RED RIDERTom Cochrane & Red Rider - Capitol

7 RITA MacNEILFlying On Your Own - Lupins

8 HAYWIREBad Bad Boys Attic

9 LUBABetween The Earth & The Sky . Capitol

10 PARTLANO BROTHERSElectric Honey - Capitol

exile in Paris but who agreed to fly in for theshow.

Siberry featured on CBCmusic specialProduced by award -winning Bruce Glawsonand Arnie Zipursky of Cambium Film &Video Productions, CBC has slated the airingof Jane Siberry - One More Colour, forFebruary 13. Don Allan, who acted as post-production director on Leonard Cohen's IAm A Hotel, directs this special.

The show, which producers hope will bea pilot project for a series on international

Jane Siberry

rock stars, features scenes from Siberry's re-cent tour, excerpts from her videos and inter-view material.

Cambium, founded in 1982, producesthe critically acclaimed Sharon, Lois &Bram's Elephant Show. "We are committedto excellence in our work," relates Glawson,"and this excellence is achieved through ourpursuit of all aspects of the business behindfilmmaking."

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1 CAN'T HELP FALLING IN LOVECorey Hart - Aquarius

2 AIN'T NO CURE FOR LOVEJennifer Warnes - Attic

3 ANNE'S THEMEHegood Hardy - Duke Street

4 I DON'T BELIEVERick Washbrook - CC

5 HEART OF THE CITYFrank Mills - Capitol

6 EVERYBODY'S BABYJohnny R - A&M

7 YOU'RE WHAT I LOOK FORGlass Tiger Capitol

8 BETTER OFF ALONEThe Good Brothers Savannah

9 SOMEONETara Donoval - DoReMi

10 MAKE A MOVE ON MEVeronique - A&M

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1 ARMS THAT LOVE (Hearts That Don't)Carroll Baker - Tembo

2 DENIM BLUE EYESSylvia Tyson Stony Plain

3 I'VE GOT YOUStoker Bros. - RCA

4 WHAT A FOOL I'D BEColleen Peterson - Cardnial

5 DIAMONDS IN THE DARKCameron Malloy - Rana

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7 BETTER OFF ALONEThe Good Brothers -Savannah

8 DON'T WORRY ABOUT MEMarty Gillen - Comstock

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5 DIAMONDS IN THE DARK Cameron Malloy flans

6 HEADING IN THE WRONG DIRECTION Anita Perras/Tim Taylor Savannah

7 BETTER OFF ALONE The Good Brothers Savannah

8 DON'T WORRY ABOUT ME Marty Gillan Comstock

9 I LOVE YOU MORE Family Brown

- RCA

10 SOMEBODY ELE'S HEART Karen Linsley

- Comstock

.4 DI k

1Vil

PAUL SIMON Graceland (Warner Bros)

121) 92-54471-P (Cassette 92-54474-P)

BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE The Way It Is (RCA) 2 2 (151 AF L1 -5904-N (Cassette AF K 1 -5904 -NI

MADONNA True Blue (Sire)

92-54421-P (Cassette 92 -54424 -PI

LIONEL RICHIE Dancing On The (Motown)

MOX -

6158-J (Cassette -

MOXC-6158-J/

BON JOVI

,,,) Slippery hen Wet (ercu) 5 5 '830-624-W1-0 (CassetteM 830-2ry64-4-Q)

BOSTON 6 6 ,,c, Third Stage

(MCA) ' MCA6188-J (Cassette MCAC6188-J)

3 3 (301

4 4 (231

GLASS TIGER The Thin Red Line (Capitol) 7 9 (48) ST -6527-F (Cassette 4XT-6527-F)

HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS Fore (Chrysalis) 8 7 (22) CHX41534-J (Cassette XHXC41534-JI

PRETENDERS Get Close (Sire) 9 11 (121 92-54881-P (Cassette 92-54884-P/

BILLY IDOL Smile Whlash (Chralis/ 10 10 115)

CHXip41514-J (Cassetteys CHXC41514-.1)

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Live 1975-1985 (Columbia)

(10) 8C5X-40558-H (Cassette CXT-40558-H) 11 COREY HART

Fields Of Fire (Aquarius) 12 12 117, AQR542-F (Cassette 4AQ542-F

POLICE 13 13 (11) Er360B2r-r(hCLos'etTets: 3T9h0e2r)gles

(A&M)

14 14

O 20 O

22

17 17

18 18

GENESIS Invisible Touch (Atlantic)

133) 78-16411-P (Cassette 78-16414-P)

BANGLES Different Light (Columbia)

(43) FC-40039-H (Cassette FCT-40039-H)

GEORGIA SATELLITES Georgia Satellites (Elektra)

96-04961-P (Cassette 96-04964-P)

CHRIS deBURGH

(32) Into The Light (A&M)

SP -5121-W (Cassette CS -5121-W)

TOP GUN

(33) Soundtrack (Columbia)

SC -40323-H (Cassette SCT-40323-H)

(7)

19 19 (81

20 21 (36)

31 28 (15)

32 31 (20)

33 33 (141

0 41 (71

DURAN DURAN Notorious (Capitol)

PJ-12540-F (Cassette 4PJ-12540-F1

PETER GABRIEL So (Geffen)

XGHS-24088-P (Cassette M5 -24088-P)

STAND BY ME 21 15 (15)

Soundtrack (Atlantic) 78-16771-P (Cassette 78-16774-P)

JANET JACKSON Control (A&M)

27 (411 SP -5106-W (Cassette CS -5106-W1

STEVE WINWOOD 23 23 (29) Back In The High Life Ilsland/WEA) 92-54481-P (Cassette 92-54484-P1

BILLY JOEL (25)

The Bridge (Columbia) 24 16 0C40402 -H (Cassette OCT40402-H) CYNDI LAUPER

True Colors (Portrait) 25 24 (20) OR403130H (Cassette ORT40313-H)

WHITNEY HOUSTON 26 26 186) Whitney Houston (Arista) AL8-8212-N (Cassette AC8-8212-N

EURYTHMICS Revenge (RCA)

27 25 (30) AJL1-5847-N (Cassette AJK1-5847-N)

KATE BUSH The Whole Story (Capitol)

PWAS-17242-F (Cassette 4WAS-17242-F1 28 32 181

HUMAN LEAGUE 29 29 1181 Crash (Virgin) V L2394 -W (Cassette VL4-2391-W)

AC/DC 30 30 (32) Who Made Who (Atlantic) 78-16501-P (Cassette 78-16504-P)

OMD Pacific Age (Virgin)

VL2398-W (Cassette V L4 -2398-W)

TINA TURNER Break Every Rule (Capitol)

PJ12530-F (Cassette 4PJ12530-F)

WANG CHUNG Mosaic (Geffen)

XGHS24115-P (Cassette M5 -24115-P1

JENNIFER WARNES Famous Blue Raincoat (Attic)

LAT-1227-W (Cassette CAT -1227-W) L

FEBRUARY 7,1987 ALBUMS Compiled weekly from record store, radio station and record company reports.

EDDIE MONEY 35 35 (19) Can't Hold Back (Columbia)

FC40096-H (Cassette FCT40096-J(

0 42 (6) Live Alive (Epic)

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN

E2 -40511-H (CassetteE2T-40511-H)

(41 GREGORY ABBOTT

Shake You Down (Columbia) FC-40437-H (Cassette FCT-40437-H)

, PAUL YOUNG 38 96 ,101 Between Two Fires (Columbia)

FC-40543-H (Cassette FCT-40543-H)

KIM MITCHELL 39 34 (32) Shak' ' Like A Human

BeinigiAlert)* 813-404-W

(Cassette 13134-1004-(2)

40 37 i°' ERIC CLAPTON

Aug (Duck) 92-54761-P (Cassette92-54764-P)

52 (5) Robbie Nevi) (Manhattan) , BOBBIE NEVIL

ST -53006-F (Cassette 4 XT -53006-F

IRON MAIDEN 42 40 (16) Somewhere lit Time (Capitol) SJ12524-F (Cassette 4XJ12524-F1

,,,,, ANITA BAKER

"' Rapture (Elektra) 96-04441-P (Cassette 96-04444-P)

44 38 (14) OH Pe WT Ao OR nDe I (OW NE AE /S

24-20091-P (Cassette 24 -20094 -PI

0 50

43 44

66

0

(27) PETER CETERA 45 45 Solitude/Solitaire (Warner Bros)

92 54741-P (Cassette 92 54744-P)

PARACHUTE CLUB 46 43 (13) Small Victories (RCA) KK L1-0573-N(Cassette K K K 1-0573-N)

,7, THE THE

' Infected (Epic) PEC-90746-H (Cassette PLT-90746-H)

:78 44:

(151 D A VBoomtownp8i DI AA&VMI1D

SP5134-W (Cassette CS5134-W1

49 46 (14) a-ha

Scoundrel Days (Warner Bros) 92-55011-P (Cassette 92-55014-P1

TALKING HEADS 50 39 (18) True Stories (Sire)

(Cassette 92-55124-P) 9BB2eE-15i L.511N.21- P

51 49 (29) DiiA.RSA)RLISLE

IRS -5741-J (Ca)

IRSC-5741-J)

52 53

O .0

54 51

55 54

56 56

57 57

58 55

59 58

90

61 59

STACY 0 (13) Better Than Heaven (Atlantic)

78-16761-P (Cassette 78-16764-P)

BILLY VERA & THE BEATERS (2) By Request (Rhino/Trend)

RN LP -70858 (Cassette TRNC-708581

,.,, RIC OCASEK ; I 01 This Side Of Paradise (Geffen)

XGHS24098-P (Cassette M5 -24098-P)

381 BILLY OCEAN

Love Zone (Jive) JV-90741-H (Cassette JVT-90741-H)

,

RATT (13/ Dancing Undercover (Atlantic)

7846831-P (Cassette 78-16834-P)

130B SEGER (43) Like A Rock (Capitol)

ST -12398-F (Cassette 4XT-12398-F)

DON JOHNSON (211' Heartbeat (Epic)

0E40366 -H (Cassette 0ET40366-H)

ELTON JOHN (11) Leather Jackets (Geffen)

XGHS-24114-P (Cassette M5 -24114-P)

BEASTIE BO (2) Licensed To

Y (DS ef Jam)

FC-40238-H (Cassette FCT-40238-H1

,

ARETHA FRANKLIN 1121 Aretha (Arista)

AL -8442-N (Cassette AC -8442-N)

62 so 121) TOTOFahrenheit

(Columbia) FC40273-H (Cassette FCT40273-H)

DOCTOR & THE MEDICS 63 61 (18) Laughing At The Pieces (I.R.S.) IRS5797-J (Cassette IRSC5797-J1

64 63 (9 POINTER SISTERS

Hot Together (RCA) 5609 -1 -R -N (Cassette 5609 -4 -R -N)

65 TOM COCHRANE & RED RIDER is 66 (31) Tom Cochrane & Red Rider (Capitol) ST -12484-F (Cassette 4XT-12484-F)

BOB GELDOF 65 (7) Deep In The Heart Of Nowhere (Atlantic)