JANUARY 12, 1985

ESTABLISHED 1959 £1.25

Raid records are cleared

SEVEN RECORDS seized by police and deemed obscene by although I don't think any of us would like them in our of 14 independent labels and companies; "Our objectives in
magistrates have been given a clean bill of health by a court homes," appealing the decision of the magistrates court are twofold,"
of appeal. The cleared records were; Sheep Farming In the Falklands said a statement.
Judge Robin David and two magistrates silting at Chester by Crass, Used Abused Unamused by Icons Of Filth, Who- "Firstly, we feel that the decision was incorrect and wish to
Crown Court allowed an appeal by London-based distribu- dunnit by Crass, Bullshit Two by Crass, Dehumanisation by reverse this as it seems that the Obscene Publications Act
tors Exit Stencil Ltd against a magistrates' forfeiture order Crucifix, Never Mind The Dirt Here's The Bollocks by Dirt and amounts to a licence to seize stock at will.
following a police raid on Spectrum Records in Northwich, Multi-Death Corporation by MDC.
Cheshire Eight records on the Crass label were seized, but The judge said of Penis Envy: "The first track on this was "Secondly, we wish to demonstrate to record retailers that
only one. Penis Envy by Crass, was confirmed as obscene. quite clearly obscene." when necessary the independent labels and distribution
Of the other records, the judge said; "They are crude, Exit Stencil was refused costs on the successful appeals network are prepared to defend their right to release material
vulgar and consist to a large extent of abusive rubbish, but when the judge said: "They have been trading on the of their choice in whatever form and while each requires to
they don't tend to deprave and corrupt. borders of obscenity." operate independently without feeling the need to be part of
"Bad language does not satisfy the test of obscenity The appeal was backed, morally and financially, by a group some formalised group, can, when necessary, act together."

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BUMPER CHRISTMAS sales for badly There was a bit of last- as it had progressed* "We are
independent stores and major minute panic buying, and while very pleased with our perform-
chains have encouraged retailers we would have done better with- ance and with the market gener- POST PRIMATIVE Productions, an Anglo-Japanese promotions com-
to think they may have turned the out the strike, we have had a' ally in 1984 and we are looking pany has been launched to combine the expertise of the British music
corner out of recession. fairly good Christmas." forward to a strong 1985 " business with the opportunities provided by the growing marketplace
Across the board, the market Nationally, the major chains A WH Smiths spokesman says; and new technology in Japan and the Far East.
seems substantially more have had an outstanding year "It was a very good year for re- The company is planning major pop/rock outdoor events in Japan and
buoyant with album sales up by and a spokesman for Woolworths cord sales," and Boots add; the Far East, plus record, films and video activities there, in the UK and
29 per cent over Christmas 1983. comments; "About two-and-a- "Sales have been very buoyant " internationally.
Singles sales rose by 49 per cent, half weeks before Christmas a lot Paul Webb, of Sydney Scarbor- Cesare Danova will head the Tokyo office of Post Primative, assisted
although 37 per cent of this was of towns had late-night openings ough in Hull, comments; "It's by Miki Simmons and Riyuchi Sakamoto. Danova is seen (centre,
accounted for by Band Aid's Do and it just took off. Everything been very good. A lot of current seated) with the London team of Post Primative, who are (standing, left
They Know It's Christmas? was fantastic after that." product went very nicely to right) Richard Cole (concert co-ordinator), Peter Grant (UK team
Shops in mining areas have Virgin Retail marketing mana- although jazz, folk and classical head), Harvey Lee (finance), Billy McElroy (TV, radio, sales), and (front,
been affected by the pits dispute, ger Mark Nicholls adds: "It's obviously picked up as well. TV- seated) Matthew Freud (press, PR) and Don Murfit (security).
but even there the trends are been very, very healthy. We took advertised LPs did especially O Post Primative's London base is at 28 Gilbert Street, London W1
healthier than they were 12 30 per cent more than we did in well." (01-629 1394).
months ago. A spokesman for 1983. There are a lot of very heal- Sounds Right in Walthamstow,
Casa Disco in Barnsley says thy albums around." East London, reports: "We've
"Obviously we have been At HMV, commercial director been very pleased with trade this
affected, but in the last week be- Ian Duffel claims that his com- Christmas." Don't VAT the press
fore Christmas we didn't do too pany's year got better and belter
THE PUBLISHERS of Music Week are joining the fight to resist the
imposition of VAT on newspapers, magazines and books which, it
has been suggested that the Chancellor of the Exchequer is consider-
ing for his 1985 budget.
counts cost wmk £ The possibility of VAT being imposed on advertising and cover prices is
problems and that has given it seen as a most serious threat to the magazine publishing industry
THE POUND'S all-time low ex- rise, an increase which has so far and would be a lax on education and knowledge.
change rale against the dollar has been resisted, but which may ulti- the strength to tackle other prob- VAT would mean jobs lost as many marginally-profitable magazines
had a mixed effect on the music mately have to be passed on to lems. We try to look at this situa- were closed and few new jobs created as fewer new titles were
business, raising the price of raw dealers. tion as an opportunity. If the dol- launched.
materials, but also producing Some record companies, lar is up against the pound then The imputation of VAT on controlled circulation magazines using
higher revenues from overseas though, regard the situation as a we look at how we can make estimates of production costs would be to discriminate against the
licences. challenge and point out that the more dollars. When the dollar is written word. To be equitable, VAT should also have to be imputed
The weak pound — which was industry is now in a better posi- so strong we use the strength of on the production costs of commercial radio, commercial television
forecast by some experts to reach tion to meet it than it has been in our US company. We put press- and cable television. The BBC licence should also be subject to VAT.
parity with the dollar by June — the past. ure on them to break our acts. Music Week readers and advertisers who wish to support the case
has meant that dollar-linked oil MCA's finance and operations "The strong dollar does make against VAT on magazine publishing should write to: Brian Row-
prices have risen. That in turn has director Mehelli Modi says: "The raw materials more expensive botham, chairman, Morgan-Grampian pic, 30 Calderwood Street",
put pressure on vinyl prices to business has survived a lot of TO PAGE FOUR London SE18 6QH.
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American
Commentary

Pinnacle sn-teis© pis sef©

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es labels welcome ifindsong
THE JOBS of all 28 in-house staff at the crashed There was no system here for selling. From BRIAN CHIN
Pinnacle Records have been safeguarded by new "The labels' reaction to Windsong's takeover has
owners, Windsong, whose regime is said to be being been fantastic. They have dealt with us as Windsong NEW YORK: The record industry outlook for 1985 is, ^ ever, an
warmly welcomed by the labels signed to the com- and they are pleased to be dealing with us as interesting one from the standpoint of the musi
pany Pinnacle. I'm hopeful that the labels that left Pinnacle balance between the UK and the US.
Five people have lost jobs at Pinnacle in Wind- will be coming back and we've been approached by The hunger for new, video-orientated and Top 4 P
song's attempt to streamline and sharpen the opera- a number of other labels pleased to hear that Pin- continues to run high among the various broadcast, ca
tion. Four members of the "strike force", a team nacle has survived and that we have taken over." software markets here. But, as has historically been '
used to back the normal sales staff for specific Mason adds that Pinnacle, currently based at Oast- not everything which makes a worldwide success 'rom .
campaigns, have been made redundant and Tony house Way, Orpington, Kent, will be moving to new will necessary have the same appeal with radio, ca e
Berry, the firm's former managing director, left on premises in the town before the end of June when its broadcast programmers in the US. ik m
the day of the takeover. lease expires. Frankie Goes To Hollywood are a prime example, their amum
Windsong managing director and new owner of Mason's company will continue to trade under the having stalled at the mid-chart level where it entere i
Pinnacle, Steve Mason, says: "There have been no Pinnacle name although the original Pinnacle November. Island will try to re-launch Rela?< as a Sl"9'e . 15
job losses in-house. I was able to assure everybody organisation is now in receivership and is soon to go month we're told — but its prominent usage in the Brian
before they went home for Christmas that they into liquidation. The liquidator will then determine De-Palma movie. Body Double, which died at the box office, wi
would all still have a job when they come back. whether creditors will receive a dividend. Mason's not help it much.
"I have disbanded the strike force. We now have a company has not taken up responsibility for the Another much-touted UK act, Bronski Beat, have just "^de
proper sales force. I have shaken up the sales force, former Pinnacle's debts. the US pop singles chart with Smalltown Boy. The dance club
groundswell behind the first two singles has peaked, although
the two non-LP cuts on flipside of It Ain't Necessarily So, which
New is being imported here, will keep the group's name, at least,
ipDDlft over-subscribed before club goers.
Sade is well positioned for US breakthrough when her album
THE ISSUE of shares in Spirit Music Holdings pic, the independent fep [FOEftto is released this month on Portrait. Pre-release buzz was built
production and promotion company launched on the Stock Exchange, RADIO FORTH, the current IBA assiduously by Epic's publicity staff and black/urban contem-
has been heavily over-subscribed. contractor for the Edinburgh porary radio has certainly taken to the shrewdly-chosen first US
The firm's financial adviser, Broderick Munro-Wilson, says he expects area, is to be offered a new single. Hang On to Your Love, which has cracked the Top 40 on
there to be "a very useful opening premium" when trading begins on eight-year contract to run from the black chart.
January 21. 1986 subject to agreement on Two other CBS acts, Paul Young and Alison Moyet, could be
A total of 1.7m 25p shares were issued and a bid to buy 1m of them, operating points. The contract among the multi-format success stories of the year as well,
has been tendered, probably by a company or individual already in the will be reviewed after four years. though it's important to note that Columbia's promo/publicity
music industry. Munro-Wilson comments: "The bid was made through staff here is entirely separate from Epic's. The consolidation of
a merchant bank and the identity of the bidder is not known." Whaml's success by release of Careless Whisper under the
Control of the company, which comprises Spirit Music, Spirit Records group name will allow some other act to assume "priority"
and Spirit Production, will remain with Ben and Lynda Findon. Solid mm position in promotion, the logic being that Wham! are now an
"automatic" playlist add.
ft 151 Like Young, other UK acts such as Howard Jones, Nik
Sportcan deal Kershaw, and even Big Country and Eurythmics, although they
have already reached the US pop chart, have not yet
SOLID RECORDS, left without a established themselves as consistent makers of hit singles.
distributor when IDS collapsed, They will require renewed effort from their respective labels if
has signed a UK distribution they are to break here.
■ agreement with Spartan Records One interesting — if under-documented — breakthrough
First issue of the new year is now underway is Paul Hardcastle's Rain Forest, a Top 10 black
Martin Kershaw's Solitude — The single that's already sold more than 200,000 12-inch discs here
o C Magic of Acoustic Guitars which on the independent Profile label. Of course, one hopes it might
will be backed by a joint market- repeat the dance-to-pop success of Billy Ocean's number one
ing campaign. Caribbean Queen, but indies, obviously, have even higher
mountains to climb in order to earn a pop smash here.
Meanwhile, on this side of the Atlantic, rap acts such as
UTFO, Kurtis Blow, Whodini, Fat Boys and RockMaster Scott
ARCH-RIVALS CBS and WEA came together to celebrate their joint Music S©n continue to sell substantial quantities of records even though
success with The Hits Album and The Hits Tape. Pictured at the mass media coverage of hiphop has petered out.
presentation of platinum discs are (from left) CBS concept marketing Although pioneering label SugarHill appears to be in a
director Don Reedman, CBS senior director Tony Woollcott, CBS transitional period, the genre should not be counted out at
managing director Paul Russell, "A Pig", WEA marketing director Paul MUSIC BOX, Europe's only all- all, especially since the Baker/Robie/Horn/Barbosa school of
Conroy and WEA chairman Rob Dickins. music cable and satellite TV electronics has throughly penetrated all of black music.
channel, will be increasing trans-
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Geldof pleased over industry support for Band Aid

iiimcai Hi sales top 3m — psgseeSs

set t© reach Ethiopia by

GRAIN BOUGHT with the proceeds of Band Aid's Do would be allocated to the Ethiopian aid fund and that
They Know It's Christmas? will not reach Ethiopia the PRS would, in effect, be waiving its adminis-
until the summer but Bob Geldof says that is when it trative costs.
will be most needed. Geldof says the Band Aid project has been
1 he Band Aid instigator said it was always gratifying and adds: "The dealers have been
envisaged that there would be a substantial delay brilliant. Some guys have moved mountains.
between sales of the single and distribution of the Everybody was willing to go along with it for half-a-
aid, but he adds that money from the project is now million copies but then it kept selling and selling and
beginning to come through. everbody kept with it, not making a profit. They had
Geldof commented. "We are ordering the grain to give up a lot.
now and it will be there in June, but that is what we "Three million people went into record shops in
have been looking at right from the start. If the rains three weeks to buy that record and you must assume
in Ethiopia fail in March and April then what we are a lot of them were people who had never been in
seeing now will be nothing. We know that five before. If only one in 50 picked up a Julio Iglesias
million people are starving now but 28 million could album or something as a present for somebody, then
die in 1985." it's still a fair increase in sales." COUNTRY STAR Billie Jo Spears dropped in to CBS's Bar!by Road
Record shops that ordered the single in December Geldof has been angered and upset by the factory in North London to see for herself the tele-sales efforts that have
will pay for it at the end of this month and that minority who have tried to make profits from the
money will be passed on to the Band Aid trust as it is single or who have produced pirate goods but he been made on her behalf.
processed by Phonogram's accountants. The remarks: "I'd say 90 per cent of people in and around Staff have been promoting her We Just Came Apart At The Dreams
trustees are Lord Gowrie, Lord Harlech, controller of the music business have pulled together and have album in the towns and cities that she Is visiting on her current 26-date
BBC1 Michael Grade, CBS chairman Maurice done a fantastic job." tour.
Oberstein, Midge Ure. Geldof, Ultravox manager Do They Know It's Christmas? passed the 3m sales Billie is pictured being shown the ropes in the tele-sales office.
Chris Morrison and solicitor John Kennedy. mark on the last day of 1984 and total sales in the UK
The Performing Right Society announced officially are being projected at 3.25m. In the US, it sold 1.9m
last week that all royalties collected from the single in 11 days. ii@rn sfntSi
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ACORN COMPUTERS has O SINGLES CHART 11
MILES COPELAND'S IRS Records, due to split from A&M in March, says RECENT MOVES: The David launched a sound and music O ALBUMS CHART 14
an announcement over a new distribution package is imminent. BetteridgeA/irgin label Siren synthesiser system which
An IRS spokeswoman said negotiations were being conducted with converts the BBC micro into a Airplay 8. Classical 14. Disco
two major companies and that IRS was now deciding which one to sign Records to 61-63 Portobello news/chart 18, 28.
Road, London W11 3DD (01-221 music composition and sound Europarade 6. Indie news/
with. She gave no details of which companies were involved. 7535; telex 295417 SIREN G) . .. effects generator. The Music 500 chart 18, 29, Music On Video
A&M and IRS announced the termination of their four-year-deal Professional Photographic is aimed initially at computer en- 23-27. Performance 15.
shortly before Christmas when the reason for the split was given as the Services to 14-22 Ossory Road, thusiasts who are also musical, Publishing 6. Retailing 6.
fact that IRS had outgrown the services A&M could offer. London SE1 (01--237 0200) . . . but Acorn expect it to also appeal Singles 14. Talent 15. US
Bands signed to IRS include The Alarm, REM, Wall Of Voodoo, Lords Keith Bourton and Heavenly to professional musicians. A charts 12, 21.
Of The New Church and The Go-Gos, Management to 36 Netting Hill music keyboard will be available
Gate, London W11 (01-727 3486/ as an optional extra.
7) . . . Byworth-Wotton Inter-
national to 34 York Road, New
Barnet, Herts EN5 1LJ (01-440
8884) . . . Red Rhino to 73 Good-
ramgate, York (0904 36499) . . .
The Magnum Music Group (inclu-
ding Magnum Force, Blue Moon
and Sundown labels) to Magnum
House, Drake Avenue, Staines,
Middlesex TW18 2AW (0784
62426). . . Ray Coleman to 14a
Anyards Road, Cobham, Surrey, jjlPBgj BROCHURE
KT11 2JZ (0932-67898)... The
Hush Group of Companies (in-
cluding Hush Productions and
Producers Workshop) to 51
Shaftesbury Avenue, London W1 THE OFFICIAL GUIDE TO
(01-437 4096).
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given for him in Newcastle where he had played as part of his Distributed FREE with every copy of Music Week.
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Razzamatazz. for three compilation albums.
The national campaign, which
runs until the end of January,
promotes two "best of" works, CO
Love Hurts by the Everly Brothers
.\ and The Barbara Dickson
■v ;■&' ■A K '9 Songbook, and a double country MlfD EM W1
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talk TALK are pictured at a lunch given by EMI to welcome them back March 5-10, this year. Issue Date: Jan 26th
fmm their summer lour of Europe. Seated are Talk Talk musicians Lee Exhibitors will include
instrument manufacturers, Copy Deadline: Jan. 11 th
uarris Mark Hotiis and Paul Webb. Standing are Keith Aspden (fourth record companies, publishers,
(rnm left), Talk Talk's Manager, EMI managing director Peter Jamieson antique dealers and museums.
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 MUSICWEEK JANUARY 12 1985
Weak pound
Cemference f© dMsgote
FROM PAGE ONE
and margins are being hit for the
music fereffligfflitili manufacturer and the label. But,
the music industry has cut out
THE STATE of music broadcasting in the UK is to be debated in a UK waste in the past and people are
Music Radio Conference organised by the Radio Academy. now trying new ideas to cover
The conference will kick off on the evening of February 28 at the BBC margins. It's all so much more of
a business now than it was."
Paris studio in Lower Regent Street with a session titled Heroes & David Black, financial director
Villains which will examine the relationship between radio and the for CBS, adds: "The weak pound
music industry. Panelists are to be confirmed, but will include CBS and increases the price of a range of
BPI chairman Maurice Oberstein. things to us, but the impact has
The conference will continue on March 1 at the Purcell Room on not been that great. Manufactur-
London's South Bank, opening with a talk by Paul Gambaccini on music ers so far have been able to keep
radio and the US charts. This will be followed by a session on prices down."
programming and presentation with Radio One's Steve Wright and CBS gets board and raw tapes
Tony Hale, Capital Radio head of music. from the US and Black says: "At
A chart seminar tagged 18 With A Bullet comes next with a panel to be the moment there is no over-
announced, and then an attempt to define UK music radio hstenership
called Who What When Why Where chaired by Radio One's Doreen whelming impact, although we
Davies with panelists Pam Miles (BBC Audience Research) and David will be keeping a very careful
Vick (IBA Audience Reseach) watch on the costs side. If the
whole of the extra cost was pas-
Pay To The Piper is a seminar on radio and copyright payments with a sed on to us there might be a
panel including BBC legal adviser Anthony Jennings and probably problem. It would certainly not be
Radio Hallam MD Bill McDonald. The panel for Learning The Game, helpful.
dealing with finding, training and managing new radio presenters, will "There are benefits, of course,
include Radio One head of programmes Johnny Beerling, and the in the pick up of more money
conference will end with a talk on American music radio by Norman from overseas licences. The suc-
Pattiz of Westwood One, a leading US radio programme company. cess of CBS all over Europe and
The conference organiser is Tim Blackmore of Reliable Source, who is Japan and the US helps."
a Radio Academy council member. Further details are available from But a spokesman for EMI feels
Maureen Winnall at the Radio Academy (0272 272097)
"The exchange rates have not
been of any significance. The
amount of product that goes for
export is negligible so it is not an
Midem eogts emraowwiii enormous part of the business of
A STRONG line-up of international artists has been announced for the EMI
gala performances at the 19th Midem which opens in Cannes on "We are supplied with our new
January 27. raw materials by ICI in the UK and
The first night gala will include Bonnie Tyler, Paul Young and Talk we have not had any significant
Talk, while the Golden Midems Awards gala will feature Pia Zadora, price increase in six months.
Jermaine Jackson, Bronski Beat, Billy Idol and Chris de Burgh. Whether a price rise is to come
Some 700 companies from more than 50 countries have so far we have no indication."
registered for this year's Midem which has broadened its net to include Alison Wenham, sales mana-
music video, cable and satellite broadcasting and radio programming. ger for importers Conifer Re-
Several promotion video production companies are participating for cords, says: "American com-
the first time, along with the cable/satellite companies Sky Channel, panies foresaw the problems of
MTV, Music Box and Video Music, and the whole question of the use of the exchange rate and arranged
video music on satellite TV will be debated at a Midem seminar. for European manufacture and
distribution. This problem has
been going on for most of 1984
and has helped a general move
towards Europe. That is a help to
CD Hi-Fi for rfeusure us because it consolidates manu-
facture."
THE HI-FI magazine Hi-Fi For Pleasure is being re-launched in March But BPI general manager Peter
with a new title — Compact Disc & Hi-Fi For Pleasure— to cater for the Scaping reports that the industry
developing CD market. as a whole is concerned about
The magazine has been featuring CD news and features for several the exchange rate because it can
months and was promoted to change its emphasis to CD following a prevent interest rates from falling
reader survey in its Which Compact Disc? special issue which showed and thereby reduce the amount
that 50 per cent had already reduced or stopped buying LPs in of disposable income in people's
anticipation of switching to CD. pockets.
STOCKHOLM. SONET Publishing
is to represent the RCA Music
catalogue throughout Scan-
- .f dinavia, following recent
negotiations.
The pact perpetuates and
:jf||
• la ii-.J-i % extends an existing relationship
I . of long standing because Sonet
represented Sunbury Music (the
; previous identity of RCA Music)
in Sweden for several years.
Sonet's expanding publishing
interests in Scandinavia include
representing writers such as
Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon
and Elvis Costello and companies
like Island Music.
_ Such a move would turn the clock back 130
NASHVILLE PRODUCER and singer/songwriter Paul Richey called in at THE CHARTS printed on page 20
Spartan Records to see the sales force and discuss promotion of his
product on Parliament Records. Richey is pictured front, centre with of last week's issue of Music
Spartan staff. Week related to the sales period
December 17 to December 22.
MW regrets any confusion
resulting from the incorrect date
AirpSav flew Ifcsk Semmar; being printed on this page, due to
THERE ARE no airplay lists for a production error
August dsifes set O Incorrect information sup-
Radio One and Radio Two in this plied by MRIB led to the Depeche
week's Music Week due to the NEW YORK, This year's 6th Mode album Some Great Reward
Christmas/New Year holiday annual New Music Seminar will (Mute) being omitted from the
period. Airplay logging company be held on August 6 to 9 at the Indies Top Albums of 1984 chart.
Sham Tracking resumed Marriott Marquis Hotel m New This LP should have been shown
operations on January 6 and their York City. More details from at No 9 and all titles from nine to
published listings will re-start New Music Seminar, 1747 First 25 should have dropped one
next week. Avenue, New York, NY10128. place.
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A
AS INFORMATION Technology Minister Geoffrey Pattie
and his civil servants put the finishing touches to the new
Green Paper on copyright reform relating to om
recording, which is due to be published any day now, e
should ponder the implications of an article in me
Gramophone which refers to the "future requiremen
(our italics) for a home recordable and erasable compac^
disc. "This process is still in the experimental stage'
writes The Gramophone's audio expert, "but with the
might of the Philips organisation, the inventors of the
compact disc itself, its arrival on the commercial scene
can be only a matter of time" . .. speaking on the Radio
Four Today programme this week BPI legal adviser
Patrick Isherwood said he was optimistic of Government
action to implement a home-taping royally by the
autumn of this year. . . Chester Crown Court judge Robin
David brought a touch of levity to the obscene records
hearing (see pi) — ruling Sheep Farming In The
Falklands not obscene he said: "I should declare an
interest as my cousin is a sheep farmer in the
Falklands" . . . Tom Bailey and Joe Leeway of The
Thompson Twins took tickets at the Wembley Arena clad
in Wembley steward uniforms before they went on stage
— and nobody recognised them ... A son, Uriel Meir, to
music publishing executive Ronald Cole and wife Jenny,
who emigrated to Israel in 1979.
THE DEAF (Distinguished Engineers' Audio Federation)
annual awards dinner was the most successful to date
with a record sum likely to be donated to charities that
help the deaf (the actual figure will be established this
week). Among the award winners were Richard
Goldblatt of Audio FX, Barbara Jefferies of Townhouse
Studios and Terri Anderson, former Music Week studios
editor — full details and pictures in next week's Studio
Extra section . . . The idea of an all-Europe rock TV show
is a worthy one but a live five-and-a-half hour marathon
isn't the way to do it — we sympathised with Europe A
Go-Go's link-man Ray Cokes who was lumbered with a
very unfunny funny-man assistant, but he also had to
contend with a mish-mash of videos, snippets of live
music from here and there and various Euro-youngsters
in various states of angst. Why couldn't they just stick to
the music? . . . Don't all rush, but copyright ace Margaret
Brace informs us that Edward Elgar, Gustav Hoist and
Frederick Delius are all out of copyright this year . . . The
Tube executive producer Malcolm Gerrie extending his
responsibilities as Tyne Tees production executive of
music enterprises and head of a new department for
young people's programmes.
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Edited
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WEST END Central Printing has V
introduced a laser compugrapher fee Kern
to produce what the firm terms a
high quality of music presen- THIS MONTH marks the centenary (January 27) of the birth of Jerome t-::
tation in considerably less time Kern, and Chappell Music, in ar'TDciation with Welk Music Group
than that taken using traditional subsidiary T B Harms, has organ'sed various events commemorate
typewritten keyboard methods. one of America's best songwiiters.
Text can be combined with all Kern penned hundreds of songs and film scorco during the 60 years of
types of graphics, including half- his life, collaborating with over 60 different lyricists in the process.
tones, line drawings, notes, lints Among his immortal standards are They Didn't Believe Me, 01' Man
and reversals. Over 40 different River, All The Things You Are, Smoke Gets In Your Eyes, Yesterdays and
text input devices are compatible The Touch Of Your Hand.
with the laser compositor, ensur- The National Film Theatre is holding a Jerome Kern Fesitval through-
ing the highest standard of type- out January, beginning on January 8 with Till The Clouds Roll By (based
setting. on Kern's life story) and You Were Never Lovelier and culminating on
West End has produced the his centenary date with further films and a talk on Kern by arts, and
sophisticated system, giving music critic Derek Jewell.
what it describes as "a new stan- A reception at The Palace Theatre on January 25 will launch Jerome
dard of quality, speed and Kern Year, with reminiscenses by celebrity guests recorded by Radio I
cost-effectiveness", in collabor- Two for later transmission The South Bank Show, London Weekend
ation with leading European TV's arts programme, is recording a portrait of Kern for transmission in THE 80TH birthday of veteran songwriter Tommie Connor shortly before
equipment manufacturers and May. Christmas was marked by the PRS with a gold disc presented to him by
special computer software de- Among the record releases scheduled for the centenary year are Great PRS chairman Roger Greenaway (centre) and president Vivian Ellis
signers. The system's develop- British Dance Bands Play Jerome Kern — 1926-46 (EMI) out this month (right). The disc commemorates Connor's biggest successes, listing The
ment was prompted by "the and The Light Blues Sing Jerome Kern (Hyperion) released last month. Biggest Aspidistra In The World, Never Do A Tango With An Eskimo, I
rising costs of the considerable In Kern's homeland, President Reagan has declared January 27 Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus, The Little Boy That Santa Claus
manual operations involved in National Jerome Kern Day. and a commemorative stamp is being issued Forgot, It's My Mother's Birthday Today, Till The Lights Of London Shine
the Musicwriler system", which to launch the year's celebrations Again, Underneath The Spreading Chestnut Tree, and Lili Marlene.
West End introduced into the UK O Music Week will publish a special supplement on Jerome Kern and
in the late Sixties to replace hand his music in the issue dated January 26.
engraving.
The company acknowledges
that the laser compugrapher is IVIPA siefei]
expensive in common with all syeness for
technological innovations, but THE VIGILANCE of a printed EMM) sopp'ogjEui} ilm
claims the high costs are justified music dealer and the co- Formula ©m© Music
by the volume of existing work operation of the staff of Inter- FORMULA ONE Music, formed
which the new computer and national Music Publications (IMP) by Ellis Rich and backed by the duo distribution (ateoD
laser-based system speeds have resulted in successful action Red Bus Group last September, is
through the printing process and being taken by the MPA against a nearing its three-month anni- THE PERFORMING Right Society film What Price Music? is now being
by the potential for new and inno- guitar tutor compilation entitled versary with two UK hits under its distributed in conjunction with CFL Vision (formerly the Central Film
vative work which its availability The Chris Berry Songbook. belt and increasing international Library), which handles educational, training and general films on a
will stimulate. The latter was found to contain success. national basis.
West End Central Printing is extracts from existing publi- The UK successes were Magic The PRS documentary, which was launched in May 1983, has
part of the Premier Metropolis cations, and the MPA obtained Touch by Rose Royce and Your previously been distributed solely by the society's publications and
Group, established in the late damages, costs, delivery up and Touch by Bonnie Pointer. The information department. Nevertheless it has been seen by a wide
Forties. an apology. Fight by Norma Lewis just variety of organisations, including the Barbados Ministry of Information,
missed the lop 100 (101), but is the Shooters Hill Cine Society, the Royal Marines School of Music, and
also selling well in France and the Library Association.
Germany. In addition to these The film, which explains the PRS role in protecting the copyright of its
EUROPARADE '84 three artists, Formula One is writer and publisher members and collecting fees for the performance
publishing material by Jimmy of their works, is available for free loan on 16mm film and VHS,
Ruffm, Sam Harris and Maureen Betamax, Low-Band Umatic and Philips V2000 formats. If requested, a
Steele. PRS representative will attend screenings to answer any questions.
Countries
DO THEY KNOW IT'S CHRISTMAS, Band Aid Ml Mm: i j\_ CM
WHEN THE RAIN BEGINS TO FALL, Jermaine NL/B/GB/D/A/CH/IRE
Jackson & Pia
Zadora NL/B/F/D/A/CH/ES/DK
THE WILD BOYS, Duran Duran NL/B/D/A/CH/I/DK
LAST CHRISTMAS/EVERYTHING SHE WANTS.
Wham! NL/B/GB/A/DK/IRE fc of Qdogmg]
THE POWER OF LOVE, Frankio Goes To
Hollywood NL/B/GB/D/CH/IRE By PAUL HILDEN, a lawyer
LIKE A VIRGIN, Madonna NL/B/GB/CH/IRE about these topics then you are
14 ONE NIGHT IN BANGKOK, Murray Head B/GB/D/CH/DK/IRE quite free to do as you please. SOME CONFUSION still exis
4 1 JUST CALLED TO SAY I LOVE YOU. Stevie A NUMBER of shops which hold However, you may find a clause among many retailers about tl
Wonder F/CH/ES/I/DK their premises on a leasehold in the lease stating that you position of part-time staff at
7 GHOSTBUSTERS, Ray Parker Jr. GB/F/ES/DK basis, have raised queries about cannot assign or sub-let at all.
19 THE RIDDLE, Nik Kershaw B/GB/D/DK/IRE their right to assign or sublet the their rights under employme
9 CARELESS WHISPER. George Michael F/ES/I/DK Unless the landlord waives his legislation. It is easy to unds
16 THE WAR SONG, Culture Club F/ES/I/DK accommodation from which they right, the clause means what it stand the difficulties since diffe
10 I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER, Jim Diamond NL/B/IRE trade. says and you cannot transfer all ent definitions are given of 'pai
11 SEXCRIME (nineteen eight-four), Eurythmics NL/B/D/CH Assignment occurs where you or even part of the premises time staff for different purpose
20 WE ALL STAND TOGETHER, Paul McCartney & The Frog transfer to someone else the However, more usually you will A part timer is someone wf
Chorus GB/IRE whole unexpired term of your find a clause saying you cannot works for you less than 16 hou
16 17 NEVER ENDING STORY. Limahl A/ES/DK lease. If you transfer less than assign or sub-let without your
17 NEW THANK GOD IT'S CHRISTMAS. Queen B/A/IRE this amount then what you give is per week. However, if someor
18 22 TOO LATE FOR GOODBYES, Julian Lennon B/DK known as a sub-lease. landlord's consent. This may has worked for you for five yea
19 13 I FEEL FOR YOU, Chaka Khan D/A/CH seem only subtly different but the or more, then they only becon
20 15 CARIBBEAN QUEEN, Billy Ocean D/CH Thus, if you have a 14-year wording is important. If you ask part timers if they work for lei
21 18 DISCO BAND, Scotch 6 D/A lease and have occupied the the landlord for permission to than eight hours per week.
23 SMALLTOWN BOY, Bronski Beat F/l premises for three years, there is say, assign, the law says that In other words, if they work fi
23 NEW I WANT TO KNOW WHAT LOVE IS. Foreigner GB/IRE 11 years of the lease still out- "such permission shall not un-
24 32 EVERYTHING MUST CHANGE, Paul Young GB/IRE standing If you sell this term to 16 hours a week or more or
25 31 COMO PUDISTE HACERME. .., Alaska & Dinarama ES reasonably be withheld". If per- hours a week or more over
26 21 WE BELONG, Pat Benatar someone else that is an assign- mission is refused unreasonably five-year period, then they a
27 30 BESOIN DE RIEN ENVIE DE TOI, Peter & Sloane D/A/CH ment. If you lease the premises to you can nevertheless go ahead
28 27 STILL LOVING YOU, Scorpions F another for say three years, this but the key thing is you must first treated as full-time staff.
29 34 ALL OF YOU, Julio Iglesias & Diana Ross F/CH will be done by a sub-lease and This means an entitlement
30 28 I you are a sub-landlord. ask for consent. redundancy pay and unfair di
FOREVER YOUNG, Alphaville l/DK The mam grounds for a justi- missal compensation if all tf
31 36 SEVILLA, Miguel Bose ES If you allow someone else to fied refusal would be the lack of
32 26 12 NO MORE LONELY NIGHTS (BALLAD), Paul McCartney ES use part of your premises which other conditions are fulfilled at
33 40 2 NELLIE THE ELEPHANT, Toy Dolls GB you lease, this will be a sub- credit-worthiness of the person
34 NEW SNOOPY, Chantal Goya F letting. to whom you are assigning or the stateme ,ment t0 have a
35 RE THE WANDERER, Status Quo NL/CH There are many occasions letter's character or the use to fefms n? SeU m9 0m their ma
,
erms of employment. The pa
36 33 5 SILDAVIA, La Union ES which the person will put the timer has no such rights.
37 37 2 LOVE RESURRECTION. Alison Moyet I where businesses may wish to premises.
38 38 3 MOVE YOUR BODY CLOSE TO ME, Dana Gillespie A assign or sub-let. They may be If you are not certain whether However, even thouoh a n?
39 RE KALIMBA DE LUNA, Bonoy M F closing down completely with or not the refusal will be held to 110 r 9ht 10 have his/h
40 RE SOUNDS LIKE A MELODY, Alphaville ES several years of a lease still to run be reasonable then you can go to emTs'nT
terms 'i
of employment set out
Key; A — Austria, B - Bolrjium; CH - Swit/orland; D West Germany or they might find the premises court which will declare on this be useful t0 c
DK - Denmark; ES - Spain. F - Franco; GB - United Kingdom which they originally took too matter. this FuJ
I — Italy, NL — Netherlands, IRE — Eire large and find that they can One final point — the clause dence of m
ounce the fact" Woulci be ev
that thev a
Compiled from 17 noiional charts by Tros-Rudio. Hilversum. Holland. profitably let a part of them to against assignment is not broken e 8 and would he
another business. Can you legally by the passing on of the lease to Cul shn IH '.' s ute"
do this? someone by bequest in a will or condition S , em P |o arise as
If your please says nothing on intestacy. holidavs ° PaV P and
Vment whe
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74 THE MEDAL SONG Virgin VS 730i12)lE) 93 LOST IN MUSIC Cotillion/Atlantic B97)SiTi IWI Compiled by Gallup for the BPI, Music Week and the BBC based on a
83 Culturo Club (Steve levincl Virgin Music 92 Sister Sledge iBcmard Edwards/Nile Rodgrrsl Warner Bros Music sample of 260 conventional record outlets. Records which would have appeared
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-B, Tina NOTHING'S GONNA COME EASY/tba Atlantic A9603:A9603T 12" (W) . Borderline. The 0
I BIG COUNTRY JUST A SHADOW/Winter Sky Mercury/Phonogram BCO 8; BCD 1; Bum II M
TOP »S SINGLES [ve 01 Dcstruclion R
1 LIKE A VIRGIN, Madonna Sire 812 12" Pic Bag inc extra track Just A Shadow (Ext. Remix) (F) | force Fed The Truth
j Dtug. X
2* 6 ALL 1 NEED, Jack Wagner Qwest COLLINS, Phil SUSSUDIO/The Man With The Horn Virgin VS 736 Pic Bag (E) | freaks Come Oul At W
3 2 THE WILD BOYS. Duran Duran Capitol 1 COMMON KNOWLEDGE VICTORIA/Big Fat Baby Mercury/Phonogram MER 171 (F) ;! fringe
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4 3 SEA OF LOVE, The Honeydrippers COMMODORES NIGHT SHIFT/tba Motown TMG 1371:TMGT 1371 12" (R) ;j Gunme
Livtn' Gimmo Good . H
5* 5 WE BELONG, Pat Benatar Chrysalis 1 j Give Mc One More
DEEP PURPLE PERFECT STRANGERS/Son Of Alerik Polydor POSP 719, POSPX 719
6* 9 YOU'RE THE INSPIRATION. Chicago Full Moon/W. Bros. 12" inc extra track Family Tree (F) ji Hcaits
Chance On Fire . HE
7* 8 RUN TO YOU. Bryan Adams A&M i Hi There! W
j DELAY LINE WE CAN MAKE IT/(Dub) Delay DL 001 (Advance — 01-771 3904) i Highway 61 D
8 4 COOL IT NOW, New Edition MCA IDIAMOND, Jim I SLEEP ALONE AT NIGHT/Caledoma A&M AM 229 Pic Bag.AMY i. Hois For Teachd
I Boliovo In Love H
9* 10 VALOTTE, Julian Lennon Atlantic 229 12" Pic Bag (C) i | Know What "Ms lo Bo
Young W
10* 11 BORN IN THE USA, Bruce Springsteen Columbia/CBS j DYLAN, Bob HIGHWAY 61 (REVISITED) (LIVE)/lt Ain't Me Babe (Live) CBS A5020 I Slceo Alone At Night 0
Pic Bag:GA 5020 (Gatefold Sleeve) (C) :i Jacobs Ladder M
11* 14 1 WANT TO KNOW WHAT LOVE IS. Foreigner Atlantic Just A Shadow B
12 7 OUT OF TOUCH. Daryl Hall & John Gates RCA LandGlory01 Hope And E
' EX PISTOLS, The LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY/tba Cherry Red PISTOL 76:12 Love
13* 16 EASY LOVER, Philip Bailey Col/CBS PISTOL 76 12":PIST0L 76P (Picture Disc) (P) Love And
Is LikePride
A Violence MK
14 13 DO WHAT YOU DO, Jermaine Jackson Arista [EXILE GIVE ME ONE MORE CHANCE/Ain't That A Pity Epic A5022 (C) Make No Mistake. Fle's
Mine
Midnight Man FS
15* 20 DO THEY KNOW IT'S CHRISTMAS?, Band Aid Col/CBS I FLASH & THE PAN MIDNIGHT MAN/Fat Night Epic A4847 Pic Bag (C) Night Shift C
16* 19 THE BOYS OF SUMMER, Don Henley Geffen Nothing's Gonna Come
17* 17 UNDERSTANDING, Bob Seger/The Silver Bullet Band Capitol HAGAR THE WOMB FUNNERY IN THE NUNNERY/tba Abstract 12ABS'029 (P) OnEasy . Again • BL
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18* 18 JAMIE, Ray Parker Jr., Arista HARRIS, Major i BELIEVE IN LOVE/dnst) Streetwave MKHAN 35 12" only Pic Bag Reggae Music 1 M
19* 25 1 WOULD DIE 4 U, Prince & The Revolution Warner Brothers (A) Seven Year (Blitch S
HARRIS, Sam HEARTS ON FIRE/Over The Rainbow Motown TMG 1370:TMGT 1370 She Said The Same Things
20* 23 CARELESS WHISPER. Whaml feat G. Michael Col/CBS 12" (R) Lo Mc
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21 12 1 FEEL FOR YOU, Chaka Khan Warner Brothers Shpaway L
'HELIX GIMME GIMME GOOD LOVIN'/When The Hammer Falls Capitol CL 349 (E) So Fine T
22* 26 LOVER BOY, Billy Ocean Jive/Arista HIATT, John SHE SAID THE SAME THINGS TO ME/She Loves The Jerk/Something Something fhat You Said S
23 15 NO MORE LONELY NIGHTS, Paul McCartney Col/CBS Suspicion S
Happens Geffen A5033 (F) Sussudio CI
24* 32 NEUTRON DANCE. Pointer Sisters Planet Take My Hand
IN TUA NUA TAKE MY HAND/Fire In My Heart Island IS 211 Pic Bag (E) There Will
Another You. Never Be R
25* 31 LOVE UGHT IN FLIGHT. Stevie Wonder Motown This
26* 35 METHOD OF MODERN LOVE, Daryl Hall & John Oates RCA JACK AND JILL YOU/Turn Me Around Splash SP w8 (A) TillThcIs Our
BitterNight
End . .
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27* 29 BRUCE, Rick Springfield Mercury JARRE, Jean Michel ZOOLOOK (REMIX)/(Ext)/(Effects) Polydor FIATX 5 (F) Victoria
JOHNSON, Fela UNITED STATE OF BEAT/tba Elektra E9673 (W) We Can Make It
28 22 1 CANT HOLD BACK. Survivor Scotti Bros. White Horse
Windmills 01 My Mind
29* 37 FOOLISH HEART. Steve Perry Columbia/CBS KING, James & The Lonewolves THE ANGELS KNOW/I Don't Care If You Live Or You
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30* 38 CALL TO THE HEART, Guiffria Camel/MCA Die Swamplands/London SWP 3 Pic Bag:SWX 3 12" Pic Bag inc extra track
31* 33 TENDER YEARS. John Cafferty Scotti Bros. Ready To Fall (F)
32* 36 SOLID, Ashford & Simpson Capitol KING LOVE AND PRIDE/Don't Stop CBS A4988 (First 5,000 in poster bag) (C)
33 21 ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT, Cyndi Lauper Portrait (Rescheduled)
34* 39 JUNGLE LOVE. The Time Warner Brothers LAID BACK WHITE HORSE/So Wie, So WEA W9346;W9346T 12" (W) (Re-release)
35 28 HELLO AGAIN. The Cars Elektra LES ENFANTS SLIPWAY/Miracle Of Love Chrysalis CHS 2813;CHS 122813 12" inc
36* 43 OPERATOR, Midnight Star Solar extra track Surprise (F)
37* 40 MISLED, Kool& The Gang De-Lite LONG TALL SHORTY ON THE STREETS AGAIN/I Fought The Law/Praises Diamond
38* 41 IN NEON. Elton John Geffen DIA 002 (I/Revolver)
39* 47 MONEY CHANGES EVERYTHING, Cyndi Lauper Portrait LUNATIC FRINGE FRINGE WITH THE FRINGE (EP) Children Of The Revolution COR
1 (I/Revolver)
40* 45 MISTAKE NO 3. Culture Club Virgin/Epic
MILTON LOVE IS LIKE A VIOLENCE/Now That Starlings . . . Embryo CELE 2T 12"
only (I/Revolver)
BULLETS 41- 100 MODERN ROMANCE BURN IT/(lnst) RCA RCA 473;RCAT 473 12" (R)
42* 46 TENDERNESS, General Public I.R.S. MONOCHROME SET, The JACOBS LADDER/Andiamo bianco y negro/WEA NEG
43* 48 THE HEAT IS ON. Glenn Frey MCA 4;NEG 4T 12" inc extra tracks La Boom Boom/Sailor Beware/Starry Nowhere
44* 49 SUGAR WALLS, Sheena Easton EMI America (W)
45* MR. BARLEYW1NE & THE B.W. BAND OPEN DOOR/REGGAE MUSIC 1 (Double-A)
50 THE OLD MAN DOWN THE ROAD. Top Dog TDR.OOI (JS)
John Fogerty Warner Brothers
47* 57 MR. TELEPHONE MAN, New Edition MCA OSBORNE, Jeffrey THE BORDERLINE/Crazy 'Bout You A&M AM 230 Pic Bag:AMY
50* 60 20/20. George Benson Warner Brothers 230 12" inc extra track Don't You Get So Mad (C)
51* 54 MISSING YOU, Diana Ross RCA PAIGE, Elaine WINDMILLS OF MY MIND/Don't Cry For Me Argentina WEA YZ25
53* 55 MAKE NO MISTAKE, HE'S MINE, Pic Bag (W)
Barbra Streisand with Kim Carnes Col/CBS PRESLEY, Elvis THE ELVIS 50TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL EXTENDED PLAY
55* 54 DO IT AGAIN, The Kinks Arista EDITION — THE LAST FAREWELUIT'S EASY FOR YOU/Shake Rattle And
55* 59 LOVER GIRL. Teena Marie Epic Roll/Flip Flop And Fly (Medley)/That's All Right (Alternative Versionj/My Heart
57* 62 TRAGEDY, John Hunter Private 1 Cries For You RCA RCAT 459 10" only Pic Bag (R)
59* 66 NAUGHTY, NAUGHTY, John Parr Atlantic RED ROCKERS EVE OF DESTRUCTIONFT.D F (The Truth) CBS A4816 Pic Bag (C)
60* 65 TREAT HER LIKE A LADY, The Temptations Gordy X RUFFIN, Jimmy THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER YOU/The Backstabbers EMI
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61* 69 LONELY SCHOOL, Tommy Shaw A&M ' 5514 Pic Bag;12 EMI 5514 12" Pic Bag (C)
63* 74 TURN UP THE RADIO, Autograph RCA
64* SCENE, The SOMETHING THAT YOU SAID/Stop Go Diamond DIA 008 (I/Revolver)
76 KNOCKING AT YOUR BACKDOOR, Deep Purple Mercury SHOUT SUSPICION/dnst) Passion PASH 12 39 12" only (A)
66* 68 BIG IN JAPAN, Alphaville Atlantic SIDEWAY LOOK1 TILL THE BITTER END/Next Time We'll Sit At The Bar Virgin VS
67* 73 SMALL TOWN BOY, Bronski Beat MCA 739 Pic Bag VS 739-12 Pic Bag inc extra track I Know That You Can't (E)
68* 80 ROCKIN' AT MIDNIGHT. The Honeydrippers Es Paranza SLADE THE SEVEN YEAR (B)ITCH/Leave Then Girls Alone RCA RCA 475,RCAT 475
71* 75 EYE ON YOU. Billy Squier Capitol 12" inc extra track We'll Bring The House Down (R)
72* 77 ALL RIGHT NOW, Rod Stewart Warner Brothers SPRINGSTEEN BROTHERS SHE'S FINE/dnst) Cooltempo/Chrysalis COOL
82* 85 YO LI TTLE BROTHER, Nolan Thomas 101;COOLX 101 12" (F)
Mirage STAPLE SINGLERS, The THIS IS OUR NIGHT/Turning Point Epic A5008;TA5008 12"
87* 95 FRIENDS/FIVE MINUTES OF FUNK, Whodini Jive/Arista inc extra track Right Decision (C)
90* N GOTTA GET YOU HOME TONIGHT, STREISAND, Barbra & KIM CARNES MAKE NO MISTAKE, HE'S MINE/BARBRA
Eugene Wilde Phllly World STREISAND: Clear Sailing CBS A4994 Pic Bag (C)
THOMPSON, Mark Anthony SO FINE/Alot Of Girls WEA W9175 |W)
VAN HALEN HOTS FOR TEACHER/Little Dreamer Warner Brothers W9199;W9199T
12" inc extra track Here About It Later (W)
WELLES, Orson I KNOW WHAT IT IS TO BE Y0UNG/(But You Don't Know What It
Is To Be Old)/Love Is A Lovely World Splash SP 29 Pic Bag (A)
WHODINI FREAKS COME OUT AT NIGHT/Friends/5 Minutes Of Funk/Grandmaster
Dee's Haunted Scratch Jive JIVE T 84 12" only (C|
WILLIAMS, Iris HI TFIERE!/We Are One Columbia DB 9099 Pic Bag IE)
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TIME ZONE: World Destruction (CellulOid/Virgin VS 743 (12), EMI), A
hard-hilling, fasl dance irack lhat succinclly sums up world affairs at the
start of another year. Excellent production work by Bill Laswell/Material
and Afrika Bambaataa, who also supplies vocals with John Lydon who,
in turn, uses his characteristic sneer to much better effect than on his ippett
recent work with PIL.
DR CALCULUS: Programme 7 {10/Virgin TEN 32 (12), EMI). Stephen
"Tin Tin" Duffy teams up with Roger Freeman, ex-Pigbag, to produce an
intriguing track, featuring obscure references in French within a state-of-
the-art production that uses editing techniques reminiscent of The Art
Of Noise. Moves at a fair pace and is bolstered by a rousing burst of moves
trombone and certainly deserves plenty of exposure.
UNDISMAYED by the fact that the
BREATHLESS; Ageless (Tenor-Vosa BREATH 2, Cartel). The second increasingly popular Sir Michael
single from this highly interesting band has atmospheric backing of Tippell chose to celebrate his
echoing guitars and distinctive vocals. The B-side features the much 80th birthday (on January 2) in
better A New Chapter and Fallen Dreams. the US, the British music industry
moves into celebratory action
CARROLL THOMPSON: The Apple Of My Eye (Virgin VS 698 (12), EMI) next week with several new
This funky track was recorded before Thompson joined Floy Joy and releases, backed by concerts and
although it's a competent effort it doesn't quite match any of the tracks books.
from Floy Joy's excellent debut album Into The Hot. The Royal Festival Hall hosts
no less than five events between
STERYL LEE RALPH: In The Evening (Arista ARIST (12) 595, PolyGram) January 20 and 27, starting with
A lively dance record from this American singer in the style of Donna the premiere screening of the TV
Summer/Gloria Gaynor before the advent of high energy. Should do film A Full Life on January 20,
well in the clubs, but is not outstanding enough to make much of an and followed by an afternoon
impression on the charts. recital of the composer's Piano
Sonatas including the first British
TIPPA IRIE: All The Time A Lyric Rhyme (Greensleeves UKFC 4, Jet performance of No 4, played by
Star). One of the new breed of UK toasters Tippa Irie has produced a Paul Crossley.
lively track with infectious rhythm and fast rap. It's backed up by the The evening is devoted to the
even more danceable and arguably better It's Good To Have The Feeling Triple Concerto and the Vision of
You're The Best and will probably do well in the clubs. St Augustine played by the Lon-
don Sinfonietta. And the two
REWARD: Strangers This Time (Impression IMS (T) 7, PRT). A sparkling other major works in the series
track which pins a lively beat to a strong bass line combined with an are A Child of Our Time (January
adventurous mix full of percussive effects, with chiming keyboards and 25) and the Symphony No 2
a stunning sax. It also features an excellent B-side, the dramatic and (January 27).
punchy Here Comes The Dark. The Piano Sonata, which is
bemg premiered in Los Angeles
DR FEELGOOD: My Way (Demon D 1032, Cartel/Rough Trade). The on January 14, is a major
Feelgoods return, having lost none of the aggression and fire that addition to the repertoire, lasting
distinguished their previous records, even if Lee Brilleaux is the only 34 minutes, and will appear on
surviving founder member. This is not the better known crooner's the CRD label in March, in a set
ballad, but the Eddie Cochran/J Capehart number — and a rousing with the first three Sonatas.
version it is too. Tippett's popularity is based
not just upon establishment ap-
IMMACULATE FOOLS: Immaculate Fools (A&M AM (X) 227, CBS). A proval, but his still-prolific out-
pleasant pop number on which acoustic guitars are backed by repetitive, put. Last year saw the completion
melodic keyboard lines and an effective, distinctive vocal. Taken from of a number of works, including
their forthcoming debut LP, Hearts Of Fortune, that by this effort sounds The Blue Guitar for Julian Bream
interesting. Their future singles, however, need to be stronger to and Festal Brass with Blues, a
succeed work for brass band.
Most important, however, was
H20: You Take My Breath Away (RCA RCA (T) 468, RCA). This Scottish The Mask of Time, which was
band may be anxiously trying to repeal the success of their only hit, widely regarded as vintage
Dream To Sleep, but are not likely to do so with this rather predictable Tippett. So the composer's
track featuring raunchy rock guitar and a roared vocal. appearance at the Festival Hall on
RED BOX. Saskatchewan (Sire W 9157 (T), WEA) A light, pleasant
version of a Buffy Samte-Marie track that has been given a unique
modern sound. This, with its Aboriginal and American Indian influences, Pladdos
produces a memorable, quirky single that deserves attention.
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ysfe Tangos, with works from Aida,
Rigoletto, Carmen and many
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celebration
into top gear
of The Midsummer Marriage in
May.
The record industry, too, is
marking the event with a number
of releases. In addition to the
recording of the Four
Symphonies issued by Decca in
November, and the Four Sonatas
coming from CRD in March,
Philips is now re-issumg its 1975
recording of The Knot Garden
with Jill Gomez and Robert Tear
conducted by Colin Davis in a 2LP
gatefold sleeve set (412 707), it
will be a full price release.
The other Philips re-issue is the
Concerto for Orchestra coupled
with the Suite for the Birthday of
Prince Charles with the LSO con-
ducted by Davis (412 378 and on
cassette).
EMI is also active, with a 2LP
re-issue set (EX 2902283 and on
SIR MICHAEL TIPPETT. popular cassette)
and prolific containing the Concerto
for Double String Orchestra, the
first two Piano Sonatas played by
January 23, where he conducts John Ogden, and the Piano Con-
his Symphony No 4, will be a certo among others.
particularly memorable occasion This year will also see a new
These January concerts, recording of the Bournemouth
however, are just the tip of the Symphony Orchestra conducted
iceberg. Throughout February, by Barshai playing the Ritual
the students of the Royal Dances and the Concerto for
Academy of Music are mounting Double String Orchestra.
a major Tippett Festival, open to There are also numerous ex-
the general public, starting with a hibitions and talks, and a new
production of The Knot Garden, book, Michael Tippett - A
conducted by Nicholas Cleobury Celebration, edited by Geraint
on February 20. Evans, with essays by Menuhm,
The Bournemouth Symphony Jessye Norman, Solti, Mellers
Orchestra and the BBC Welsh and others is published by Baton
Symphony Orchestra give Press this month.
regional concerts in February, It will be followed by Opera
Kent Opera and the Royal Opera Guide No 29: The Operas of Sir
House present King Priam in Michael Tippett, published by the
April and May, and the ENO un- English National Opera and avail-
veils the new Pountney production able from the Coliseum Shop.
Tear sings teei?
THE UK'S leading tenor, Robert Tear, has taken a break from recording
with the majors to work with the tiny independent company Cabaletta
Recordings on a project of English songs by Edward Lear, Lma Lehmann
and Sterndale Bennett
Taking its title from an Edward Lear song (a setting of words by
Tennyson), but with a view to the tenor's name, the record is called
Tears, Idle Tears, and features Tear accompanied by the pianist Gareth
Morell.
"I wished to record these songs by Edward Lear, not because they are
the greatest music, but simply to bring into focus the wide genius of this
remarkable man," says Tear.
Tears Idle Tears (CDN 5004, dealer price £3 19, distribution Gamut) is
the fourth title to come from Hertfordshire-based Cabaletta. The others
include Jeffrey Talbot's Serenata, a collection of Neapolitan sonos and
the label is distributed by Gamut
DfiiS steps ®p [?@l©a]s©i
IMS, THE import specialist wing historical issue featurin
of PolyGram, is poised to in- Polish pianist Jan Sm
crease its commitment to (1892-1967) playing wor
classical recordings in 1985 Chopin and Szymanowski
according to general manager from both BBC recordinc
Eddie Wilkinson private recordings.
To herald the move, IMS is They have been issui
releasing two LPs of specialist Scripglen, a new label whi
interest this month The first is an release another Smeterlin
pilation — Chopin's Noctui
later this year.
WiSiiams Shesads Jan Smeterlin, which coi
a gatefold sleeve with a
gainiti-iyke feiSI bV Fcl lx
nnDihas
UUD , Bahamian,
a dealer price of C
GUITARIST JOHN Williams joins
up with pianist Fou Ts'Ong and
Ralph McTell, Peggy Seeger and from the American isaudi
The second record an'
digital label Klavier, and fe
Ewan MacColl among others in a die exiled Russian pianist I
concert organised by Musicians shamvili, who plays Sell ur
Against Nuclear Arms at the
Royal Festival Hall on January 28. Kreislenana, and works ^
 MUSIC WEEK JANUARY 12 1985
Edited
by
CHRIS WHITE

r
Chart newcomers
THE LIMIT; Say Yeah (Por-
trait/Epic A4808). Dutch ori-
gin. Entered chart: January 5,
1985. First UK single from a
Dutch duo, Bernard Gates and
Rob Van Schaik, who have
been working together since
1982 and have written songs
C for
and produced various acts
in the Netherlands. Their first
Dutch single, She's So Divine,
was a US black music chart
hit, and made the UK disco
chart, and was covered by dis-
co act Forrest. The single feat-
ures vocals by Gwen Guthrie.
KING: Love And Pride (CBS
A4988). UK origin. Entered
charts: January 5, 1985.
Coventry band who have been
one of CBS Records' big
hopes for some time now
They recently supported Cul-
lure Club on their UK tour.
This is a reissue of their first
single, originally early last
year. Their debut LP Steps In
Time was released in Novem-
Csepitd
sulfw©
CAPITAL RADIO is sponsoring
Rock 'n' Roots — Youth Culture
and the Afro-Caribbean
Connection, a one-day event
celebrating Afro-Caribbean
influence on popular music and
fashion in the UK. The occasion,
at the Commonwealth Institute in
Kensington, will bring together
performers, critics, writers and
fans.
|
I Engine©™!]« ft® fthe top
'
I PRODUCER BRIAN Tench, whose credits to date have included Bow producer after a decade of paying his dues and demands. "RCA asked
■ Wow Wow, Bucks Fizz and Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark, has me if I would mix several Bow Wow Wow tracks, the band liked what I
| two new projects lined up for 1985, working with 10 Records' Pookah did, and I ended up producing them," he says. "I got an offer then to
i Makes Three and their Liverpudlian labelmates Cook Da Books. produce The Belle Stars for Stiff, and worked on their Iko Iko hit, then
' Tench, who started his career working at Mayfair Studios in 1971 and came OMD who asked me to mix their Architecture & Morality album."
I has been associated with the studios ever since, has also been engineer- Tench also spent eight weeks at Montserrat working on OMD's album
ing various sessions for former Dollar member Therese Bazar, whose — "They're good to work with because they have strong ideas, but are
| first MCA Records album will be released later this year. Arif Mardin, the not so set in their ways that they won't accept other people's ideas. We
i veteran US producer who has worked with The Bee Gees, Average worked together very much as a team."
I White Band, Aretha Franklin and Wilson Pickett. has produced Therese Two year's ago Tench signed with Bucks Fizz producer Andy Hill's Big
I Bazar's LP. Notes production, and he was responsible for the group's top 10 hit.
' The last couple of years have seen Tench graduate into a fully-fledged When We Were Young.
|
|
i iuiKs li©!r®es
' Talent tips
| GENERAL WOLF, who claim to be
"Hull's top band", have been at- a dozen duff singles we would
| tracting London record company rather wait for what we and
. interest, after a change in line-up. everyone else involved think is
I Apart from resident gigs at the the right one."
I fzmi Tower and Barham Hotel on Contact: Lauraine Brittle, 86a
' Humberside, they have also play- Bristol Street, Birmingham B5
I ed Dingwalls and the Rock Gar- 7AH (021-622 7283).
< ft den. The fivepiece band who play
| "slick American-style rock", write THE POPULAR Front have re-
their own material. cently begun to attract "national
I OJ Contact: Sharan G Saul, 36 Hor- press and record company inter-
sell Road, Highbury, London N5 est" and plan to make 1985 the
(01-607 5978). year they introduce "the sound of
suburbia to the rest of the world's
BIRMINGHAM BAND The Burn- population."
ing, who have signed a manage- The band originates from va-
a ment deal with Headquarters rious quarters of London's north-
MARILLION CELEBRATED six sell-out shows at Hammersmith Odeon Publicity, a Midlands-based con- ern suburbs and have a strong
during 1984 (three of which took place during the band's Fugazi tour cert and record promotion com- following in North London and
back in March) with a party, during which the EMI band was presented pany, have high hopes for 1985. Hertfordshire. Their recent cas-
with a set of gold discs for their first LP, Script For A Jester's Tear, and a The band have recorded a ses- sette EPs The Naked Tape and
set of silver discs for the current live album. Real To Reel. They have /ust sion for the BRMB radio station in The Secret Life Of Suburbia were
started work on their third studio album which should be released in Birmingham, and have also been featured on Chiltern Radio and
summer. booked for BRMB's tenth anni- recent London gigs have in-
Left to right: back row, David Munns (director, artist development), versary series of concerts later cluded Dingwalls, the Rock Gar-
Ian Mosley and Fish of the band, front, guitarist Steve Rothery, Martin this month. Lead guitarist Paul den and Le Beat Route.
Haxby (director, business affairs), band members Mark Kelly and Pete Harding says: "We have spent Contact: Clare O'Brien, 25 Tinity
Trewavas. manager John Arnison. Hugh Stanley-Clarke (senior A&R the last year preparing our mater- Road, Luton, LU3 2LN (01-380
manager) and Simon Hanhard (producer of Real To Reel). ial — rather than putting out half 2633).

Wtam!
WHETHER YOU like their particular
style of pop music or not, the pin-up
pair of George Michael and Andrew
Ridgeley, have achieved not incon-
siderable success over the past year
Three number one singles, a triple
platinum album, worldwide record
sales in excess of 10m and more
magazine covers than any other act,
suggest that they have arrived.
How long they stay at the top re-
mains to be seen But if they continue
to produce and record pop music of
the Same quality as their '84 vintage,
there is no reason why they should
not be around for some time to come.
Their Christmas concerts at Wem-
bley were more to do with idol-
worship than music But beneath the
screams, familiar sounds crept
through. They ran through all the hits
and more, and the young fans who
had come to droll at the wiggling hips
as much as listen to the music were
disappointed. JIM EVANS
Ttomrapsora Twins
THERE WAS nothing pretentious ab-
out The Thompson Twin's zestful per-
formance at Wembley Arena. Their
bright, catchy songs worked as well
live as on vinyl and the group's enthu-
siasm went some way to overcoming
the venue's obvious disadvantages.
Alannah Currie, clad in red satin
tails and glittering diamante, was the
focal point on stage throughout and
provided the xylophone and other per-
cussion which has become the band's
trademark.
Judy Do and You Take Me Up,
which came towards the beginning of
the set, established a high energy
mood which was beautifully sustained
by other favourites such as Doctor,
Doctor, Sister Of Mercy and We Are
Detective.
Despite just a little too much dry ice
on occasions. The Thompsons' down-
to-earth approach was refreshing.
Pure pop at its best.
KAREN FAUX
Chris de iyrgh
HAVING SEEN Chris de Burgh and his
excellent backing band at Wembley
Arena earlier this year, it was interest-
ing to see how well they adapted to
the more intimate atmosphere of
Hammersmith Odeon
Recent, converts were rewarded
with seven tracks from The Getaway
LP. his first with producer Rupert Hine
which retained the folk roots and eight
from the symphonic rock outing Man
On The Line
However, on stage where the layers
of production are stripped away, it
became evident that de Burgh's style
has matured rather than changed
drastically over the years. Both Trans-
mission Ends and The Head And The
Heart proved this, and the pleasant
Irish lilt m de Burgh's voice served as a
reminder to those who say he has sold
out.
His appeal arises from an ability to
communicate emotionally dramatic
songs with accessible themes. Musi-
cally, he now faces his own classical
dilemma between the demands of an
enthusiastic if confused following, and
the need to maintain commercial
popularity GARETH THOMPSON
Microdisney
KICKING OFF the New Year in style,
ICA's latest Harp lager-sponsored
Rock Week again provided a valuable
showcase for up-and-coming bands
plus a good, cheap venue with plenty
of facilities for fans.
One of the first nights after the
Christmas break saw a bill to provide a
post-Yule boost with the rapidly im-
proving Jazz Butcher supporting those
Irish dark horses. Microdisney.
European gigging has seen the Jazz
Butcher Band develop from what was
a very ramshackle — albeit enjoyable
— ensemble, relying heavily on cover
material into a genuinely entertaining
and unique act. Comparisons are no
longer necessary as The Butcher's
delightful sense of the absurd has now
been put to use in a set of songs so
strong that the weakest link in the
performance was actually John Cale's
Leaving It Up To You. which didn't fit
in with the otherwise jaunty air.
Headliners Microdisney seemed to
find it more difficult to communicate
their delicate songs of modern-day
morality Singer Cathal Coughlan's
shambling performance may have
been a little over-relaxed at times —
especially on the encore, a cover of
Richard Thompson's Withered And
Died — but the sentiment and sin-
cerity shone through and the rough
edges complimented the songs rather
than detracting from them.
The group's recent Rough Trade
retrospective. We Hate Vou South
African Bastards, met with reviews
ranging from the ecstatic to the
pathetically blinkered. But, by their
very nature, Microdisney seem des-
tined to be either hailed as musical
saviours for '85 or misunderstood and
ignored Let's hope it's the former and
that Microdisney's music to close your
eyes to open some minds.
DANNY VAN EM DEN

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Edited
by
BARRY LAZELL

WEA puts new life

Rah Band eiftDms into White Horse

CONSISTENT UK disco/ isfied (Funka Nova), on paraging remark, but
RCAT 470 (12-inch). The that's the band's name),
funk act the Rah Band,
after several years of bracketed subtitle refers recently in the Disco/
medium-sized successes to a new rhythmic sound dance singles chart with
with a variety of labels developed by the band, Sea Shells, have followed
like DJM, KR and TMT, and the track is high- their success with an
have returned 'home', as lighted by sax work from album, titled simply
veteran jazzman Pete Anansi, on the Ghana-
it were, to RCA. The
band's debut hit in 1977, King, plus an innovative born multi-instrumen-
the top 10 smash The 16-piece string section. talist's own Ebusia label.
Crunch, was on the RCA- An album of all new mat- The set features Lee play-
marketed Good Earth erial Is due to follow in ing tenor, alto and
label, and they move into March. soprano saxes, flute and
1985 with a new RCA George Lee's Anansi percussion, as well as
single titled Are You Sat- (may sound like a dis- handling vocals, There
are eight tracks on the LP
version (EBUS 1), while
the cassette (EBUC 1) has
the Sea Shells hit single
as an additional bonus.
Distribution at present is
through Stage One, Grey-
hound and Jetstar,
though any dealer having
trouble obtaining copies
could call Ebusia on
(01)748 0016.
With 1984 tucked safely
out of the way, Celluloid
(via Carrere) aims not to
X let us become com-
placent with the release
/ of Time Zone's World De-
struction, a warning
against calamitous con-
frontation couched in
hip-hop terms. The act is
ANANSI'S entrepreneur and musician, George Lee best remembered for
L Jv
Chart
commentary
their 1983 hit Wild Style,
though on the newie
feature an unlikely vocal
combination in the shape
of Afrika Bambaataa and
John Lydon. The record
was produced jointly
by Bambaataa and
Celluloid's |ack-of-all
trades Bill Laswell, fresh
from his work on the
soon-to-be-released Mick
dagger solo album.
Disco, dance and black
music specialist dealers
throughout the UK
should be interested to
know that EMI, currentlyj
in the throes of organis-
ing a new dance music
promotions department,!
is putting together a'
mailing list specifically to
gauge upfront retaij
reaction on black and
dance-orientated re-
leases from the specialist
sector. Dealers who
qualify should contact Ian
Dewhirst at Dance Dept.,
EMI Records, 20
Manchester Square,
London W1A 1ES. GEORGE BENSON'S long awaited LP imminent on WEA
i AID BACK'S White Horse, a major US dance hit last
vear which failed to spark in Britain when ongmally
mlPased here by Creole, is to have a second lease of
via WEA The new release is on Warner Bros (W
9346T) and scheduled for January 18. On the same
date from WEA comes Tina B's Nothing s Gonna
Come Easy (Atlantic A 9603T), while January 11 sees
George Benson's 20/20 remix (Warner Bros W 9120T),
Chaka Khan's follow-up to I Feel For You, a remix of
This Is My Night (Warner Bros W 9097T), and another
reissue of a former US hit in D°'™TfThe
Dominatrix Sleeps Tonight (WEA 9572T) A new
Change 12-inch, coupling Say You Love Me Again
with a Change medley (WEA YZ 32T) is slated for early
February release.
WEA albums imminent include the long-awaited
20/20 from George Benson (Warner Bros K 925178-1)
and Narada Michael Walden's The Nature Of Things
(Warner Bros K 925176-1), on January 18 and
February 18 respectively. Also due in February are
Grandmaster Flash's They Said It Couldn't Be Done (K
960387-1) and the Yellow Jackets' Crocodile Tears (K
925204-1).
Edited
by
CHRIS WHITE

Cherry Red set to

expand in Japan
CHERRY RED Records is Fiends and Everything But
looking for indies product to The Girl, and we are on the
place in Japan, lain MaNay, look-out for other product."
managing director of Cherry
McNay adds; "We're
Red and its associated label interested in albums, not
Anagram, says: "So far we singles and we would like to
have done Japanese deals hear from anyone who has
for some 40 albums in- something independently
cluding ones by Conflict, available."
Theatre Of Hate, Chaotic Dis- lam McNay, Cherry Red
cord Dischord, Alien Sex Records (01-229 8854).
iiiw mii® label
A NEW label promising Hawkwind LP recorded live
releases from musicians of at the Empire Pool,
"disreputable standing" of Wembley in 1973, titled
the late Sixties/early Bring Me The Head Of Yuri
Seventies, has been formed Gagarin.
by occasional Hawkwind The other two albums are
member, Dave Anderson. New Anatomy by Inner City
Called Demi Monde, the Unit, which was recorded
label will be distributed and last Summer and features a
marketed by Charly. Us first 48K Spectrum computer
three releases, out now. sur- program, and an LP by Van
prisingly enough include a Der Graaf Generator
\ Records include The Shirelles' Soulfully Yours, which
5 as Baby It's You, one of their best-known hits. Another
l features tracks by Irma Thomas, Patrice Holloway, Bobby
lJ
FORWARD SOUNDS has released the debut album by
kimbo (pictured), otherwise Debbora and Andy whose
music is a sparse and subtle blend of blues and African
jazz The self-titled LP features all their own material, and
nas also been produced by the duo. Distribution is through
the Cartel
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24 af £25
Tracks at fO^ per
rt&r hour
I includes . . .
HEAVY METAL band Wildfire release their delayed single FAIR LIGHT CM! Mkll
Jerusalem — a modern version of the traditional hymn — with programmer
next Friday (11) on Mausoleum Records through Pinnacle. SONY DIGITAL MASTERING
They also have several club and college headliner gigs lined CLUE DIGITAL EDITING
up . . . Progressive band LaHost, previously known as The YAMAHA REV 7
Host, have tagged their 1985 nationwide club itinerary The SRC SMPTE
Thoughts Out Of The Window Tour, because it co-incides BELL DIGITAL DELAY
with the release of a 4-track indie EP on Orb Records. The
record features three live tracks and one studio cut. Trick Of NEUMANN. SENNHEISER MICS. AKG,
The Light. . . Citizen Cain, a new London trio, have released YAMAHA DX 7
their delayed 5-track Ep Ghost Dance on Homicide Records ROLAND JX3P
— available direct from 125 Narbonne Avenue, London SIMMONS SDS 7
SW4 . . . Milton, better known as Ted Milton, saxophonist DRUMULATOR
and singer with Blurt, debuts as a solo artist with a 12-inch YAMAHA ACOUSTIC PIANO
single. Love Is Like A Violence/It's Only Recently That Stalins Also includes Engineer and Keyboard
Have Begun To Roost, on Embryo Records — distribution Programmer/Player
through the Cartel . . Leicestershire band Harrison have PARADISE STUDIOS
released their first single. No Refrain, on their own Skipping 329 Chiswick High Road
Rope label. The band recently played Dingwalls and also London W4
played alongside current chart newcomers King at a college S ©1-747 KS'S'J
gig prior to the latter's tour with Culture Club , The
Magnum Music Group releases Red Hit Rockabilly, a
collection of 12 tracks from the Fifties and early Sixties, in
February. Artists featured include Harmonica Ray, Larry
Dowd, Jimmy Patton and Jack Cochran . The Equators, THANKS TO ALL OUR CLIENTS
who have supported reggae names like Desmond Dekker, FOR CHOOSING US
The Beat, Specials and Madness, have returned to the UK
after two years in the US, and release their first single TO SHARE IN YOUR SUCCESS
Dreaming on their own label Philharmonics, followed by an
album, It's A Massacre, in February. The band started in IN 7984
1976, and were at one time signed to Stiff, appearing on the
Son Of Stiff tour. During the last couple of years they have
been based in Brooklyn, New York, "where they could be a Merry Xmas and Happy New Year
part of the New York Music scene, and acquire the feel of the
street sounds of New York city" . . . Latest releases from Kent from all at
concentrates on their soul side with tracks like Last Minute
Miracle and Don't Say Goodbye And Mean Goodbye, as well
compilation from the label, Leapers Sleepers & Creepers, Berry Street
Womack and Gene McDaniels . . Red Lorry Yellow Lorry feooirdirag Studio
have their debut album. Talk About The Weather, out on Red
Rhino next Friday (18). The band have steadily been picking
up interest over the course of several indie chart singles . .
Two releases on the Reconcile label (via Red Rhino) next
Friday (18) are the Anti-System LP No Laughing Matter, and 9719
a single from Leitmotiv entitled To The Suffering . . .
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HOOKER John Lcc THIS IS HIP Charly TCCRB 1004 (Chrome Cassette) £3 47 (CH/MW/HS) Unhmned 0422 64773 31 28 WAKING UP WITH THE HOUSE ON FIRE.
JAMES. Elmorc ONE WAY OUT Charly TCCRB 1008 (Chrome Cassette) £3 47 (CH/MW/HS) - K iel 01 992 8000 Culture Club Virgin/Epic
JORDAN, Louis. & THE TYMPANY FIVE LOOK OUT Charly TCC1048 (Chrome Cassette) £3.47 (CH/MW/HS) KS — Kingdom — 32 34 SOUNDTRACK. Eddie and the Cruisers Scotti Bros.
LEE Junior TONiGHT S THE NIGHT Charly TCCRB 1039 (Chrome Cassette) £3.47 (CH/MW/HS) 01 836 4763
McPHATTER, Clyde ROCK AND CRY Charly TCCRB 1073 (Chrome Cassellc) £3.47 (CH/MW/HS) LO Londisc 0206-271069 33* 3.6 2 A.M. PARADISE CAFE, Barry Manilow Arista
REDDING, Otis COME TO ME Charly TCCRB 1077 (Chrome Cassette) £3 47 (CH/MW/HS) 34* 38 ICE CREAM CASTLE, The Time Warner Bros
REED Jimmy UPSIDE YOUR HEAD Charly TCCRB 1003 (Chrome Cassette) £3 47 (CH/MW^HS) M — MSD —01-961 5646

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SIMONE, Nina MY BABY JUST CARES FOR ME. Charly TCCR 30217 (Chrome Cassette) £3.47 (CH/MW/HS) MIS — Music Industry 35 MADONNA, Madonna Sire
Services 01-505 4392

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SLEDGE, Percy ANY DAY NOW Charly TCCRB 1078 (Chrome Cassette) £3 47 (CH/MW/HS) MK —041-3339553 36 37 GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROAD STREET. P. McCartney Col.
TORME. Mel LULU'S BACK IN TOWN Affinity TCAFF 85 (Chrome Cassetie) £3 4? (CH/MW/HS) MO — Mole Jazz 01 278 0703
TORME Mel TORME SINGS ASTAIRE AHinity TCAFF 107 (Chrome Cassette) £3 47 (CH/MW/HS) MW — Making Waves 37 39 1934, Van Halen Warner Bros
TURNER. Joe JUMPlN' WITH JOE Charly TCCRB 1070 (Chrome Cassette) £3 47 (CH'MW.HS) .ru.MW.H 01-481 9917
VARIOUS JUMP CHILDREN (Tracks are all by the Flamingos, the Moonglows and the Orioles) Charly TCCRB 1050 £3.47 (LH.MW/H
N — Neon 0785 41311 38 31 ONCE UPON A CHRISTMAS, K. Rogers & D. Parton RCA
VARIOUS RARE SOUL UNCOVERED (20 NORTHERN SOUL CLASSICS) Charly TCCRB 1085 (Cnrome Cassette) £347 (CH/MW/HS) 39 29 EMOTION, Barbra Streisand Columbia/CBS
WALKER. T Bone T-BONE JUMPS AGAIN Charly TCCRB 1019 (Chrome Cassette) £3.47 (CH/MW/HS) NM — Nine Mite —
WILLIS, Chuck KEEP A DR1VIN' Charly TCCRB 1074 (Chrome Cassetie) £3.47 (CH/MW/HS) 0926 26376 40 41 THE PLEASUREDOME, Frankie Goes To Hollywood Island
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OR — O'bitone 01 -965 8292
P—Pinnacle 0689 73145
PAC —Pacific 01-267 2917/8
PK — Pickwick 01 -200 7000
PR - President 01-839 4672
"ABERCR0MB1E John/JOHN SCOFIELD SOLAR Palo Alto (Italy) PA 8031/- £395 ICON) PROJ — Projection
•ARMSTRONG, Louis LOUIS ARMSTRONG: JULY 4-JULY 6 1971 RCA (Germany) 26.28109/- (2LP) £5 36 (CON) 0702 72281
•BILK. Acker ACKER S CHOICE Tcldcc (Germany) DP 5 28490 (2LP) £5.36 (CON) R - RCA 021-525 3000
■BLEY. Carla I HATE TO SING ECM (Germany) WATT 1212/— E3 80 (IMS) RA — Rainbow 01-589 3254
RC — Rollercoaster
COLE. Nat (Trio) FORGOTTEN YEARS Giants Of Jazz/Jasmine GOJ 1013/— £3 00 (H/IRS'MW/SW) 01-397 8967
COLTRANE, John MEDITATIONS Jasmine JAS 80/— £3 00 (HR/IRS/MW/SWI
CONDON, Eddie HIS WINDY CITY 7 JAM SESSION AT COMMODORE (19351 Commodore Classics (Teldcc Germany) 624054/— £3.04 (CONl RF.—Revolver0272
RL— Red Lighinin'
541291 42* 43 PLANETARY INVASION, Midnight Star Solar
CROSBY, Bob SUDDENLY IT'S 1939 Giants Of Jazz/Jasmine GOJ 1032/— £3 00 (H IRS MW/SW) 037-988 693 43* 51 ELIMINATOR, 2Z Top Warner Bros
•FAVRE, Pierre (Ensemble) SINGLE DRUMS ECM (Germany) ECM 1274/- £3 80 (IMS) RM — Record Merchandisers
•FELDMAN, Victor SECRET OF THE ANDES Palo Alto (Italy) PA 8053/- £3,65 (CONl 01-848 7511 45* 45 ALL THE RAGE, General Public I.R.S.
•FREE FLIGHT BEYOND THE CLOUDS Palo Alto (Italy) PA 8075/- £3 96 (CON) ROSS - Ross 08886 2403 Qwest
•GENERATION BAND. The CALL OF THE WILD Palo Alto (Italy) PA 202/- £3 96 (CON) RT Rough Trade 46* 50 ALL 1 NEED. Jack Wagner
•GILLESPIE, Dizzy SWEET SOUL Palhc Marconi (France) 2M 056 64825/2M 256 64825 £2 75 (CON) 01 833 2133 47* 47 THUNDER SEVEN, Triumph MCA
GOODMAN. Benny THE SMALL GROUPS Giants Of Jazz/Jasmine GOJ 1034/— £3 00 (H IRS/MW/SW) SIL — Silver Screen 01 430
•HAMPTON. Lionel NEW YORK BLACKOUT Palhe Marconi (France) 2M 056 64824/2M 055 64824/2M 256 64824 £2 75 (CON) 1317 48* 48 ESCAPE. Whodinl Arista
•HERMAN, Woody EARLY AUTUMN Palhc Marconi (France) PM 1804751/— £2 75 (CON) SIS —Special Import 49* 61 CHINESE WALLS, Philip Bailey Columbia/CBS
•HOLIDAY, Billie I'LL BE SEEING YOU 11944) Commodore Classics (Tcldcc Germany) 6.24291/— £3.04 ICON) Services (RCA)
JONES, Quincy QUINTESSENCE Jasmine JAS 79/- £3.00 IHR IRS/MW/SW) 021 553 7701 51* 66 REBEL YELL. Billy Idol Chrysalis
•KANSAS CITY 6 WITH LESTER YOUNG PREZ & FRIENDS r44l Commodore Classics (Teldcc Germany) 6.24292/- £3 04 (COM SO — Stage One 0428 4001 Camel/MCA
•LIEBMAN, Dave QUEST Palo Alto (Italy) PA 8061/- £3 96 (CON) SOL — Soloman & Port?s 52* 71 GIUFFRIA, Giuffria
•LINCOLN. Abbey AFFAIR EMI (France) LRP 3025/— f3.25 (CON) 0494-32711 Capitol
•MILLER. Glenn COLLECTION RCA (Germany) NL 45169/NK 451B9 (2LP) £5.36 (CON) SP— Spartan 01 903 8223 53* 56 SOLID, Ashford & Simpson
•MODERN JAZZ SOCIETY CONCERT OF CONTEMPORARY MUSIC Verve (France) 823089-1 £3 60 (IMS) F — Studio Import 55* 57 WHEELS ARE TURNING. REO Speedwogon Epic
•PRIMA, Louis THE WILDEST EMI (France) 2C 052 80271/ 2C 244 80271 £3 04 (CON)
•REINHARDT Diango DJANGO REINHARDT Pathe Marconi (France) PM 1728833/PM 1728839 (2LP) £4 40 (CON) SW01—Swift
580 343a0424
9 220028
62* 62 EMERGENCY. Kool & The Gang De-Lite
•REINHAROT, Django/HOT CLUB BE FRANCE. DJANGO REINHARDT/HOT CLUB DU FRANCE Musidisc (France) ALB 322/- t2LP) £3.95 (IMS! TB —Terry Blood 6561
1 - Trojan 01-969 63* 74 OUT OF THE CELLAR, Ratt Atlantic
•ROACH. Ma*7STAN LEVY DRUMMIN' THE BLUES EMI (France) LRP 3064/— £3 5 (CON) 0782620321 Arista
•VARIOUS JAZZ MONTEREY (1958-1980) Palo Alto (Italy) PA 8080-2/— (2LPi (CON) TE — Tent 0708 751881 64* 64 CHARTBUSTERS, Ray Parker Jr.
WALLER, Pals LIVE VOL 11 Giants 01 Jazz/Jasmine GOJ 1035/— £3 00 (H/IRS/MW/SW) TR- Triple Earth 70* 76 DECEMBER, George Winston Windham Hill
•ZEITL1N, Denny TIDAL WAVE Palo Alto (Italy) PA 8044/— £3 36 (CON) 01-995 7059
V — Vista Sounds 71* 72 WORD OF MOUTH, The Kinks Arista
01-953 1661 75* 83 STOP MAKING SENSE. Talking Heads Sire
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W--WE A 01 998 5929 76* 79 POWERSLAVE. Iron Maiden Capitol
BENNETT, Steve COMEDY Nismallvillc SMV 001/— (PROJI WRD - Worldwide Record Fantasy
CORMACK, Arthur NUAIR BHA Ml OG Temple TP 106/— (CM/FOL) Distributors 01-635 3925 79* 85 AMADEUS, Soundtrack
•DESERT STRING BAND, The THE DESERT STRING BAND 1980 84 Shananchic (USA) 79041/— (PROJ) X — Clyde Factors 80* 81 BEAUTIFUL FEELINGS, Rick Springfield Mercury
FUREY BROTHERS AND DAVEY ARTHUR. The EMIGRANT Polydor (Eire) 2904 009/— (CM) 041-221 9844 MCA
FUREY BROTHERS AND DAVEY ARTHUR. The MORNING ON A DISTANT SHORE Polydor (Eire) 2904 010/— (CM) Y —Relay 01 579 6125 81 * 82 WHO'S LAST. The Who
HORSLIPS HORSLIPS HISTORY DAT LP2 (CM) 84* 91 THRILLER, Michael Jackson Epic
HORSLIPS THE BELFAST GIG Horslips Records Oats MOO 20/— (CM) Epic
MAGEEAN, Jim & JOHNNY COLLINS STRONTRACE Greenwich Village GVR 226/— (CM/FOL) 87* 88 STARCHILD, Teena Marie
•MENARD, D.L. CAJUN SATURDAY NIGHT Rounder (USA) 0198/— (MW/PROJI 88* 93 STREET TALK. Steve Perry Columbia/CBS
MILES, Dick CHEATING THE TIDE Greenwich Village GVR 227/— (CM/FOL)
NORTH SEA GAS FROM FIELDS AFAR MK 2/— (CM) 90* 90 HEARTBREAK, Shalamar Solar
SHEGUI IN THE WIND Highway SHP 105/— (CM/EOLI Elektra
SILVER, Mike FREE Silvcrsound SR 0184/- (PROJ) 91* RE SHOUT AT THE DEVIL. Motley Crue
TAYLOR, Alan WIN OR LOOSE T Records T 001/- £3 60 (CM) 92* 92 TRULY FOR YOU. The Temptations Gordy
TAYLOR. Bram BIDE A WHILE Fcllsido FE 041/— (CM'f OLI
TURNER. Steve ECLOGUE Fcllside FE 042/- (CM FOLI 94* 95 SO GOOD, The Whispers Solar
VARIOUS ANTHOLOGY OF TRADITIONAL IRISH MUSIC (CLADDAGH'S CHOICE) Claddagh CC 40/— (CM) RCA
VARIOUS THE OLD SONGS Greenwich Village GVR 225/— (CM I0L) 96* 100 A GOLDEN CELEBRATION, Elvis Presley
•VARIOUS THE GREATEST CEILIDHBAND YOU EVER SAW . Milstream (Sweden) MILP 1001/- (CM) 97* RE WHAT'S NEW, Linda Rondstadt Asylum
•VARIOUS THEY'LL NEVER KEEP US DOWN (WOMEN'S COAL MINING SONGS) Rounder (USA) 4012/- 1MW/PROJ)
WALKER. Eddie RED SHOES ON MY FEET Ragged RAGR 001/— (PROJ) Chart Courtesy S/V/i/oarc/January 12. 198b
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Week Week Wks on TITLE/Artist (Producer) CD: Compact C: Cassette Disc Week Week Charton TITLE/Artist (Producer) C- Cassette
CD. Compact Disc
THE HITS ALBUM/THE HITS TAPE * CBS/WEA HITS 1 (W) BAD ATTITUDE • Arista 206 619(F)
1 i 7 Various (Various) C HITS C1 51 52 10 Meat Loaf (Meat Loaf/Paul Jacobs/Mack/Alan Shncklock) C: 406619 BASSEY. Shirley with the
London Symphony
2 6 NOW THAT'S WHAT 1 CALL MUSIC 4 ★ C, TC-NOW
Virgin/EMI NOW 4 (E|
4. CD: CDP260408-2 52 22 9 CHAS
Chas & & DAVE'S
Dave (Chas GREATEST
Hodges/Dave HITS •
Peacock)
Rockncy/Towcrbcll ROC 913 (A)
C: ZCROC 913 BIGOrchestra
COUNTRY 20. 77
68
2 Various (Various) BLACK LACE 9
"ALF" * CBS 26229 (C) 47 5 EMERGENCY De-Litc/Phonogram DSR
C: DCB6 (F)6 BOWIE, David 85
3 6 9 Alison Moyct (Tony Swain/Stcwe Jolley) C; 40-26229 53 Kool & The Gang (Jim Bonnclond/Ronald Bcll/Kool & The Gang) BREAKDANCE 2 —
MAKE IT BIG * Epic EPC 86311 (C) RATTLESNAKES Polydor LCLP 1 (F) ELECTRIC BOOGALOO 67
4 3 9 Wham! (George Michael) C: 40-86311 54 70 3 Lloyd Cole and The Commotions (Paul Hardiman) C: LCMC 1 BRONSKI BEAT
BROOKS, Elkie
16
46
THE COLLECTION * Chrysalis UTV 1 (F) 59 79 QUEEN GREATEST HITS * EMI EMTV 30(E) CARPENTERS 30
5 4 10 Ultravox (Ultravox/Conny Plank/George Martin) C: ZUTV 1 55 Queen (Various) C: TC-EMTV 30, CD CDP 746033-2 CARS, The
CHAS fir DAVE Richard
79
52
WELCOME TO THE PLEASUREDOME * ZTT/lsland ZTTIQ 1 (E) VALOTTEO Charisma/Virgin JLLP 1 (El CLAYDERMAN. 38
6 5 10 Ft ankle Goes To Hollywood (Trevor Horn) C: ZCIQ 1 56 65 11 Julian Lcnnon (Phil Romonc) C JLMC1 COCTEAU TWINS 95
ARENA * Parlophono DD 2 (E) JOHN DENVER — COLLECTION • Tclstar STAR 2253 |R) COLE, Lloyd and the
Commotions 54
7 9 8 Duron Duron (Duron Duron/Nile Rodgets) C TCDD 2. CD; 746048-2 57 32 7 John Denver (Various) C. STAC 2253 COULTER. Phil 100
Epic EPC 26044(C) K-tel NE 1284 (K) CRAWFORD, Randy 63
DIAMOND LIFE *
8 e 25 Sade (Robin Millar) C; 40-26044; CO CD 26044 58 45 9 ALL THE(Eddy
Eddy Grant HITS® Grant) C: CE 2284 CULTURE CLUB
DE BURGH, Chris
47
23
PARTY PARTY — 16 GREAT PARTY ICEBREAKERS * Teistar star2250 (R) INTO THE GAP * Arista 205 971 (F) DEEP PURPLE 91
9 7 6 Block Lace (Black Locc/Neil Ferguson) C: STAC 2250 59 63 4 Thompson Twins (Alex Sadkin/Tom Bailey) C: 405 971 (F) DENVER. John
DICKSON, Barbara
57
44
11 28 ELIMINATOR * Warner Brothers W 3774 (W) 77 5 THE GENIUS OF VENICE Fcrowoy RON 2 (A) DIRE STRAITS 84,87,97
10 ZZ Top (Bill Ham) C. W 3774-4; CO: 3774-2 60 Rondo Vcncziano (Gian P. Reverbcri) C ZC RON 2 DURANDURAN 7,66, 90
PRIVATE DANCER * Capitol TINA 1(E) 1 FEELKhanFOR YOU® Warner Brothers 925162-1 (W) EURYTHMICS 28, 80
14 29 Tina Turner (Various) C TC-TINA 1; CD: CDP 746041-2 61 58 13 Chaka (Arif Mardin/Various) C. 925162-4; CD' 925162-2 EVERLY BROTHERS, The 34
11 FILM SOUNDTRACKS 25,28,31,
49, 67, 89
THE RIDDLE* MCA MCF 3245 (C) LOVE SONGS — 16 CLASSIC HITS « Tclstar STAR 2251 (R| FOREIGNER.....-, 17
12 12 7 Nik Kershaw (Peter Collins) C; MCFC 3245 62 30 8 Stevic Wonder (Various) C: STAC 2251 FOSTER & ALLEN 22
28 PARADE * Reformation/Chrysalis CDL 1473(F) 56 14 MISS RANDY CRAWFORD — THE GREATEST HITS • K-telwea ne 1281 iki FRANKIE GOES TO
13 13 Spandau Ballet (Tony Swain/Stcvc Jolley/Spandau Ballet) C:ZCDL 1473, CD: CCD 1473 63 Randy Crawford (Various) C;CE2281 HOLLYWOOD 6
FUREYS, The and Davey
SHAKIN' STEVENS GREATEST - HITS * Epic EPC 10047 (C) EMI JEST 1 (E) Arthur 32
14 10 9 Shakin' Stevens (Stuart Coiman/Shakin Stevcns/Christophcir Neil/Richard Hcwson) C; 40-10047 64 75 9 REAL MarillionTO REEL
(Simon O
Hanhart/Marillion) C; TC JEST 1 GALWAY, James 8<
Henry Mancini/National
THE 12 ALBUM© WEA WX14 (W) HUMAN'S LIB * WEA WX1 (W) Philharmonic Orchestra 93
15 18 6 Howard Jones (Rupert Hine) C: WX14C 65 71 5 Howard Jones (Rupert Hine) C WXIC; CD: 240335-2 GARFUNKEL, Art
GHOSTBUSTERS
33
THE AGE OF CONSENT G Forbidden Fruit/London BITLP 1 (F) SEVEN AND THE RAGGED TIGER * EMI DDI (El (Music From The Film) 31
16 24 13 Bronski Beat (Mike Thome) C; BITMC 1 -66 El1 Duran Duran (Alex Sadkin/lan Littlc/Ouran Duron) C. TC DD 1 CD: CDP 746015-2 Give my regards To BROAD
AGENT PROVOCATEUR Atlantic 781 999-1 |W) BREAKDANCE 2 — ELECTRIC BOOGALOO Polydor POLO 5168(F) STREET (Soundtrack
17 36 4 Foreigner (Alex Sadkin/Mick Jones) C: 781 999-4 'b/LiJ Various (OllieE Brown/Various) C; POLDC 5168 Music)
GRANT, Eddy
25
58
17 64 CANT SLOW DOWN * Motown STMA8041 (R) 85 THE CROSSING* Mercury/Phonogram MERH 27 (F) "GREEN VELVET 42
18 Lionel Richie (Lionel Richie/James Anthony Carmichacl) C. CSTMA 8041; CD: MCD 06059 68 2 Big Country (Steve Llllywhitc) C. MERHC 27 CD;812870-2 HALL, Daryl & John Oates 92
•HITS ALBUM, The 1
THE UNFORGETTABLE FIRE • Island U2 5(E) WHOSE SIDE ARE YOU ON WEA WX7 (W) •HOOKED ON NUMBER
19 21 14 U2 (Brian Eno/Daniel Lunois) C' UC2 5 69 68 10 Matt Bianco (Peter Collins/Danny White/Mark Reilly) C . WX7C ONES
JACKSON, Michael
39
35
33 12 STEELTOWN O Mercury/Phonogram MERH 49 (F) 66 37 BREAKOUT® Planet/RCA FL 89450 (R) JAPAN 73
20 Big Country (Steve Llllywhitc) C: MERHC 49; CD 822 831-2 70 Pointer Sisters (Richard Perry) C:FK 89450; CD: FD 89450 JARRE. Jean-Michel 75,99
Site 925157-1 (W| BAT OUTOFHELL* Cleveland International/Epic EPC 82419 (C1 JOEL. Billy 78
21 41 8 LIKE A VIRGIN
Madonna (Nile Rodgers) O C 925157-4, CD; 925157-2 71 72 312 Meat Loal (Todd Rundgren) C: 40-82419; CD: 82419 JONES, Howard 15,65
KERSHAW, Nik 12,43
THE VERY BEST OF FOSTER & ALLEN • Riti RfTZ LP TV 11SP) FANS Charisma/Virgin C:MMDL2 KHAN, Chaka 61
22 27 9 Foster & Allen (Eamon Campbell) C. RITZ LCTV1 72 82 3 Malcolm McLaren (Malcolm McLoren/R. Kilgorc/S, Hague/W. Turbitt) MMDC(E)2 KOOLSr THE GANG
LAST. James 53
98
THE VERY BEST OF CHRIS DE BURGH Teistar STAR 2248 (R) EXORCISING GHOSTS Virgin VGO 3510(E) LAUPER, Cyndi 96
23 44 3 Chris Dc Burgh (Various) C: STAC 2248 73 74 6 Japan (John Punter/Steve Nye/Jopnn) C VGDC3510 LENNON, Julian
•LOVE SONGS —
56
LOVE SONGS — 16 CLASSIC LOVE SONGS Teistar STAR 2246 (R) WAR® Island ILPS 9733 (El 16 CLASSIC LOVE SONGS ..24
24 20 6 Various (Various) C STAC 2246 74 61 5 U2 (Steve Lillywhite) C: ICT 9733 MADONNA
MARILLION
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16 11 SOUNDTRACK MUSIC FROM "Give my regards to BROAD STREET" 79 8 ZOOLOOK Drcylus/Polydor POLH 15 (F) MARLEY. Bob & The Wailers...41
25 Paul McCartney (George Martin) * Parlophono PCTC 2 (E) C; TCPCTC 2 CO: 74043-2 75 Jean-Michel Jarre (Jean-Michel Jarre) CrPOLHC 15, CD: 823763-2 MATT BIANCO 69
12 GOLD BARS VOLUME TWO (AND ONE) • McCartney, Paul 25
19 7 Vertigo QUOTV 2 (F) AURAL SCULPTUREO Epic EPC 26220(C) McLAREN, Malcolm 72
26 Status Quo (Status Quo/John Eden/Pip Williams) C-QUOMC2 76 90 9 The Stranglers (Laurie Latham/The Stranglers) C -40-26220 MEAT LOAF
MOYET, Alison
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39 8 HATFUL OF HOLLOW © Rough Trade ROUGH 76 (l/RT) 1 AM WHAT 1 AM ® Towerbcll TOWLP 7 (A) •NOW, THAT'S WHAT I CALL
27 The Smiths (Roger Puscy/John Porter/Dalo Griffin/The Smiths) C: ROUGH C76 77 57 13 Shirley Basscy/London Symphony Orchestra (Norman Newell) C. ZCTOW 7. CD CDTOW 7 MUSIC II 86
1984 (for the love of big brother) • Virgin VI 984(E) AN INNOCENT MAN * CBSCD; 25554 (C) •NOW, THATS WHAT I CALL
28 31 8 Eurythmics (David A Stewart) C TCV19&4 78 62 71 Billy Joel (Phil Ramone) C: 40-25554, 25554 MUSIC III
•NOW, THATS WHAT I CALL
46
BORNSpringsteen
IN THE (Springstcen/Landou/Plotkin/Van
U.S.A.® CBS 86304 (C) HEARTBEAT CITY MUSIC 4 2
29 28 31 Bruce Zandt) C; 40-86304, CD; CD 86304 79 97 2 The Cars (Robert John "Mutt' Lange/Thc Cars) Elektra CD:
C: 960296-4; 960296-1 (W)
960296-2 O'CONNOR, Des
PAIGE, Elaine
83
37
YESTERDAY ONCE MORE ® TOUCH * POINTER SISTERS 70
30 15 13 Carpenters (Richard and Karen Carpenter/Jack Daughcrly) C TCSING 1; CD;EMI CDSSING 1 (E) RCA PL 70109 (R) PRINCE & THE
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2602908 1a Eurythmics (David A. Stewart) C: PK 70109 CO- PD 70109 REVOLUTION 49

50 6 MUSIC FROM THE FILM "GHOSTBUSTERS" Q Ara" 206559 ifi TRUE -tr Relormation/Chrysalis CDL 1403 (F) PURPLE RAIN (Soundtrack)50, 49
31 Various (Various) C; 406 559 81 80 2 Spandau Ballet (Tony Swain/Stcvc Jolley/Spandau Ballet) C.ZCDL 1403 QUEEN
RICHIE. Lionel
55
18
GOLDEN DAYS®
32 29 10 The Furcys and Davey Arthur (Phil Coulter) K-tel ONE 1283 (K) GEFFERY MORGAN . . DEP International/Virgin LP OEP 6 (E) RONDO VENEZIANO 60
C: OCE 2283 82 69 13 UB40 (UB40/Howard Gray) C: CADEP6,: CD: DEPCD6 SADE
SISTER
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33 25 9 THE ART GARFUNKEL
Art Gariunkcl (Various) ALBUM • CBS 10046
C- 40-10046 (C|
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C STAC 2245 SMITHS,SLEDGE
The 9427
SPANDAU BALLET 13,81
LOVE HURTS LOVE OVER GOLD * Vertigo/Phonogram 6359 109 (F) SPRINGSTEEN, Bruce 29
"•34 67 3 The Everly Brothers (Various) K-tcl NE 1137 (K)
C CE 2197 84 1 Dire Straits (Mark Knopflcr) C: 7150 109 CD: 800 088-2 STATUS QUO
STEVENS, Shakin' 26
14
STRANGLERS,TWINSThe 76
35 35 1109 THRILLERMichael Jackson*(Quincy Jones) Epic EPC 85930(C)
C" 40-85930; CD: CD 85930
TONIGHT©
85 64 15 David Bowie (David Bowie/Derek Bramble/Hugh Padgham)
EMI America DB 1 (E)
C: TC OB 1; CD 746047-2 THOMPSON
TURNER, Tina
59
11
U2 LIVE "UNDER A BLOOD RED SKY" ★ NOW THAT'S WHAT 1 CALL MUSIC II * U2 19,36, 74,88
36 46 53 U2 (Jimmy lovine) Island IMA 3(E)
C; IMC 3 86 84 2 Various (Various)
Virgin/EMI NOW 2(E)
C: TC-NOW 2 UB40 82
CINEMA ® ULTRAVOX
WHAM! 4 405
37 26 13 Elaine Paige (Tony Visconti) K-tel/WEA NE 1282 (K) 91 4 ALCHEMY — DIRE STRAITS LIVE © Vertigo/Phonogram VERY 11 (F) WOMAN IN RED
C CE 2282; CD. 240511-2 87 Dire Straits (Mark Knopflcr) C: VERYC 11 CD: 818243-2
I Hh MUSIC OF LOVE O Dccca/Delphlne/LondonSKL 5340 IF) (Soundtrack Selection) 89
38 42 8 Richard Clayderman (Olivier Toussaint/Poul De Senneville) C. KSKC 5340 OCTOBERO Island ILPS 3680(E) WONDER, Stevie/Dionne
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39 38 7 Various HOOKED (GeoffON NUMBER ONES — 100 NON STOP HITS • K-teiONE uaslK) SELECTIONS FROM SOUNDTRACK 'THE WOMAN IN RED' c: zk 72285 YOUNG,
Morrow) q. qCE 2285 89 60 17 Stevio Wondcr/Dionne Warwick (Stevic Wonder) © Motown 2L 72285 (R) CD: ZD 77285 ZZ TOP Paul Zio48
40 V/h»ml (Steve Brov/n/Gcorge Michael) Inner Vision IVL 25328(C) C; TC-EMC 3411 CD: EMICDP
EMC746003-2
3411 (E)
C. 40-25328; CD: 25328 Ouran Duron (Colin Thurston)
"legend* Island BMW 1 (E) Perfect"strangers^ Polydor POLH 16(F) Various Artists
41 Bob Mailey 6 The V/ailors (B. Msrley/V/ailers/C- Blackwell/S Smith) C: BMWC 1 91 Deep Purple (Roger Glover/Deep Purple) C POLHC 16, CD 823777-2 Compilation
42 "GREEN VELVET • Tclstar STAR 22522252
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 Best selling 1984 releases — Top 20
(Alphabetical Order)
BAND AID: Do They Know It's Christmas?
MARC BOLAN: On Video
DAVID BOWIE: Serious Moonlight
BREAKDANCE: You Can Do It:
CULTURE CLUB: A Kiss Across The Ocean
NEIL DIAMOND: Love At The Greek
DIRE STRAITS: Alchemy Live
DURAN DURAN: Dancing On The Valentine
DURANDURAN: Sing Blue Silver
MICHAEL JACKSON: The Making Of Thriller
LED ZEPPELIN; The Song Remains The Same
BOB MARLEY/WAILERS: Legend
THE POLICE; Synchronicity Concert
QUEEN: We Will Rock You
QUEEN: The Works
THE ROLLING STONES: Video Rewind
STATUS QUO: End Of The Road '84
ULTRAVOX: The Collection
U2; Live Under A Blood Red Sky
WHAM!: The Video
Reviews
BAUHAUS. Archive. Beggars
Banquet Dealer Price: £13.91.
Archive is a document of a
Bauhaus live performance at The
Old Vic, with a dismissable sub-
plot that begins with the opening
song and then isn't picked up
again until the closing piece.
What story line there is
involves a Victorian pickpocket
being chased by some of his
victims through Jack-the-Ripper-
style London, eventually taking
refuge in a dank cellar, where a
projector is set up and the
Bauhaus concert footage begins
to roll. Nothing really happens
then, until the pickpocket
dematenalises to the strains of
We Love Our Audience, and the
cellar becomes the scene of the
last song, including a cast of wall-
to-wall spiky lops.
Archive is a cut above many
live videos because it does not go
on too long (40 minutes), and
because Bauhaus were an
exciting live band, The sound is
very good, with no attempt to
dress up the occasional out of
tune guitar or missed beat, giving
a pleasing authenticity to the pro-
ceedings.
Ten songs, four singles (Dark
Entries, Lagartija Nick, Kick In The
Eye, and The Passion Of Lovers),
and plenty of footage of the lithe,
naked torso of singer Peter
Murphy, should keep fans of
latter-day glam rock happy until
the next Banshees video.
JOHN BEST
THE SPECIAL A.K.A.: On Film. 2
Tone/Chrysalis. Dealer price;
£13.91.
A varied programme covering
various musical styles and
featuring various line-ups. Nine
tracks in all, ranging from the
sleezy to the light-hearted to the
serious. Visually and musically,
two numbers stand out — What I
Like Most About You Is Your Girl-
friend which is shallow in the
extreme, but catchy and
amusing, and the superb Nelson
Mandela, a powerful song made
even more so with apt visuals. A
good value and entertaining
video.
GERARD KENNY. The Music Of.
Precision. Dealer price: £15.00.
PolyGram
Videoform
Videoform
PolyGram
Virgin
Vestron
PolyGram
PMI
PMI
Vestron
Warner
Island
A&M
Peppermint
PMI
Vestron
Videoform
Palace
Virgin
CBS/Fox
Recorded live at the Theatre
Royal Drury Lane in 1983, this is
an agreeable straightforward
concert programme with, the
musical arrangements aside, few
frills. Kenny is without doubt a
fine songwriter and not
untalented performer as this
video shows. But on record he
has never really cracked it in this
country, remaining one of rock's
nearly men. This programme will
not set the video charts on fire,
but it is entertaining and well
produced, but, like his records,
the sales will be limited.
VARIOUS ARTISTS Splashin'
The Palace '84. Hendring Dealer
price: £16.50.
Filmed at last year's Reggae Sun-
splash Festival at Crystal Palace,
this is almost an hour's worth of
mainly reggae entertainment
(King Sunny Ade providing the
diversion from Jamaica to
Africa). A wide range of reggae
styles and music are covered,
including Prince Buster, The
Skatalites, Black Uhuru, Aswad
and Dennis Brown. Strong on
atmosphere, and good sound
quality, especially considering
that it was an outside gig.
BRENDAN SHINE; Live at
Blazers. Play Dealer price:
£12.50.
Shine is an Irish entertainer with
a substantial following. His voice
is nothing special, but he has
found a winning formula and is
sticking to it. Sentimental Irish
ballads and traditional items are
his mainstay, and this pro-
gramme is a straightforward
audio visual record of what one
assumes is a typical Shine show
— sort of Radio 2 on the small
screen. The market for this kind
of music is wide, and this should
have no trouble achieving
reasonable sales
Music Videos for review
should be sent to
Jim Evans, Music Week,
40 Long Acre,
London WC2E 9JT.
Music On Video will
continue to be published in
Music Week on a monthly
basis throughout 1985.
Dreaming on mim
VIRGIN IS set to release the video Tracks include Girl You Want, £3
of the movie Electric Dreams Beautiful World, Dr Detroit and
Electric Dreams The Video Worried Man. There is also an
Soundtrack consists of six excerpt from Neil Young's film
specially shot promo videos and The Human Highway. Running m
one film excerpt to accompany time is 54 minutes and dealer
the hit songs from the film. price £13.91.
The film was directed by Steve n □ q
Barren, best known for his JUST PRIOR to Christmas,
direction of pop promo videos for Warner Home Video rush- r-
such as Michael Jackson, Adam released a Madonna video
Ant and Culture Club. Said a featuring the tracks Burning Up,
spokesman; "Steve insisted on Borderline, Lucky Star and the
shooting separate individual current hit single, Like A Virgin.
promo videos for most songs on Dealer price is £7 82.
the soundtrack as he wanted to
expand the stories from the MALCOLM DARBYSHIRE has TO SUPPORT the launch of its
songs into mini-satellites of the been appointed general manager Beta Hi Pi machine, the VTC M40
film and to emphasise that the of Sky Channel. While David — Sanyo Marubeni (UK) is
musical content is strong enough Ciclitira becomes assistant making available display racks to
to stand alone." managing director with specific assist dealers in the stocking and
The featured artists on the responsibility for music pro- promotion of software. The
video programme are Culture ductions and business affairs. stands accommodate 24 Beta Hi
Club, PP Arnold, Jeff Lynn, Darbyshire was previously group Fi tapes, and will be supplied to
Giorgio Moroder, Helen Terry, general manager of Universal the dealers with a promotional
Giorgio Moroder/Philip Oakey. Film and Video. poster, door sticker and an initial
The Culture Club track, Love Is supply of 24 tapes. Stands, com-
Love was never released as a plete with tapes and promotional
single and the promo video has, BEAT STREET, a 1984 theatrical material will be sold to dealers at
to date, had little TV exposure. release which sets a story of a price of €311.42 plus VAT. The
Running time of Electric South Bronx New York street life total value of tapes on the stand
Dreams is 29 minutes, with against a backdrop of black at RRP is €438.80. Music titles in
dealer price set at £8.00. rhythms. black voices and the range offered include Com-
Released by Virgin this month breakdancmg, is released by plete Beatles, Everley Brothers'
is We're All Devo, a companion Rank next month (February). Reunion Concert, Police's Syn-
volume to Devo — The Men Who Featured acts include Afrika chronicity. Queen EP, Culture
Make The Music The latest video Bambaataa & The Soul Sonic Club's Kiss Across The Ocean,
is described as "a retrospective Force. New York City Breakers Michael Jackson's Thriller and
of their video music classics". and Rock Steady. The Rolling Stones' Rewind.
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6 DURAN DURAN: Sing Blue Silver PMI EMI 21 BARRY MAN1L0W: 2AM Paradise Cafe Peppermint Guild
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7 MARC B0LAN On Video Videoform V'form/EMI 22 MICHAEL JACKSON: Making Of Thriller Vestron PVG
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8 CUFF & THE SHADOWS: Together PMI EMI 23 QUEEN: We Will Rock You Peppermint Guild
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9 NOW That's What 1 Call Music Video 4 PMI/Virgin PVG 24 DURAN DURAN: Video Album PMI EMI
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11 DURAN DURAN: Dancing On The . . . PMI EMI UB40: Labour Of Love Virgin PVG
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85 — the year to bolli on ilFi

DEALERS STILL resisting music releases and lessened their price in many marketing man-
on video after the post-Thriller impact Now Virgin and PMI, who agers' minds, music on video has
turn-down can relax and order combined forces, have shown been seen to drop in price vastly
product with confidence for 1985. that as well as making sense for since the early days of £30 and
This is the message from the rights clearance purposes, com- £40 shows. Even lower prices are
video companies. If 1984 was the pilations on both video and feasible, if the duplicators can
year of consolidation (despite a record, and the obvious cross- achieve high-speed copying for
few burned fingers) with the marketing, pay dividends. We video, and firms such as Kays are
market doubling since 1983, this now have Now That's What I Call investigating this.
year will see even more expan- Music Video 4, which shipped There is now of course hi-fi
sion. And the message to the nearly as many as the total sales video for all new product. The
punters that music is available on for No. 1. This year will see 5, 6 duplicators responded to this
video, for sale, is finally getting and 7 released. PMI and Virgin, much better than to the early
through, reflected m the growing perhaps showing the way for introduction of stereo. Though
number of multiples taking other companies, will also be "stereo" VCRs are not as
product; led by WH Smith, the teaming up this year for original common as is thought (only a
appearance of respectable stocks productions, the first of which is a few thousand in the UK) and not
in Boots, Woolworths and now Depeche Mode programme done every owner has worked out how VIDEO REWIND. The Rolling Stones video hits
Our Price has given hope to this month. to link the VCR to the audio "London Calling" won. this year's predict number one status for
everyone else. Regular quality The joint approach is not system, a concerted effort by ACE award in the US Cable ex- each of their new releases. How-
supplies from companies known limited to hit compilations: hardware manufacturers could posure (particularly in the US ever (leaving Band Aid aside as a
to record dealers has also meant Chrysalis has the proof in the boost sales. with its 24-million MTV audience) special case), here are some prac-
widespread trade acceptance. 12-lrack video and 14-track album would be expected to kill video tical suggestions for dealers
And there is still that huge by Ultravox, selling in parallel It product sales, but his has not filling up the shelves after the
MOR/country market more or is the company's best-selling happened. On the contrary, PMI's bumper Christmas sales.
less untapped, the response to a music video to dale and at the MD Geoff Kemp named some Re-stocks: The Making Of
Tyne Tees campaign for a mail end of December had already 'If you get a titles that had a sales boost after Michael Jackson's Thriller (pre-
order-only Richard Clayderman shipped 13,000. Marketing chief being tagged "as seen on MTV". dicted to go over a million world-
cassette gave a clue to the picture Keith Lewis said. "This may well buzz going in the
for '85. Music on video is still a be the future for music video. It is "In any case," he added, "some wide and over 150,000 in the UK
new market and the next three to easy to siring promos together, media, it is far of our programmes are slightly as you read this); The Rolling
five years will show the size of it. but outside the UK, in Japan for different for television and are Stones' Rewind, and The Beatles'
But meanwhile, sales for '85 will example, buyers prefer live or better than ad- not screened until well after the Hard Days Night, all from Ves-
be limited only by the number of new material. In the UK, the fans software release." tron, PMI's Cliff Richard and the
VCRs owned: three more years snap them up and the dedicated vertising' Television's effect in this Shadows Together (filmed at the
are needed to hit the 50 per cent want both the album and the country will be known more NEC in the summer) and Duran
ownership predictions for the UK video within weeks of each clearly this year. Everyone will be Duran's Sing Blue Silver, Video-
population. other." watching Mirror Image closely. form's Status Quo and Marc
Several other things happened This is a continual series of re- Bolan titles, Chrysalis' The Ultra-
in 1984 to boost the market. that There is a feeling among buffs leases, for example eight in the vox Collection, Virgin's UB40
iemtresolif There has been a two-pronged duce only LaserVision can pro-
the very best sound for
pre-Christmas period, of full- comedy feature, Labour Of Love,
length and 30-minute videos a half-hour tape and value for
sales attack by the majors, selling
Inevitably, the generosity of the separately to both record shops tinue to supportCompanies
music video. con-
this theory, and
based on the Channel 4 13-parter money; and Virgin/PMI's Now
rock stars involved in the two and video outlets (as well as to starting in January. Other That What I Call Music 4.
Band Aid video projects will multiples, some via Record Mer- disc, top titles are released on Laser- product will be released during Not all PMI's new releases will
benefit the business as well as chandisers). For example PMI especially the new 8" half- '85 by PolyGram, who thought up be EMI artists: look out for the
the Ethiopians, though no one product now sells directly hour format which is doing so the idea, some before, some Virgin co-production, too, of a
would doubt the stars' prime through the EMI Records force as well in Japan. Prices are still loo after, and some co-inciding with new Depeche Mode programme.
intention. Both The Making of well as through Thorn Video. high, though, so people settling screening dates. Said Michael PolyGram's Barry Gibb big-
Feed The World (PolyGram, Another unexpected bonus for for cassettes and an upgraded Golembo: "We will be using this budget glossy, the first from his
£5.99, 30 minutes) and the 90- the market is the decreasing VCR could be persuaded to go as a marketing experiment too. Gibb Films, is due. with cross-
minute Virgin compilation of availability of films. As Video- stereo and then into more music TV can boost sales, such as those marketing for the TV LP;
promos, interviews and clips, form's William Campbell pointed titles. Joint marketing is essential of Donna Summer's video, six Chrysalis cannot lose with its
cannnol help but spin off into out, the anti-nasties campaign here. And then there is the PR months after release. There will Special AKA On Film plus the In
other sales. The sheer public re- has cleared the most gruesome effort, and here producers could be singles as well as LPs, a mix- The Studio album; and Virgin, as
lations effect is inestimable, and films off the shelves. And the cash in on British Film Year. ture of established bands and well as receiving lots of pats on
at the time of writing, the movie- novelty has worn off. Buyers Some are already working on the new acts, and there is something the back for Tessa Watts for stay-
length Virgin programme was have either given up the search PR aspect, such as PolyGram's else going on in every case, a ing up all night to finish Band Aid
scheduled to be a limited edition. or are looking for new thrills, and Michael Golembo, who has em- lour, artist promotion and so on. (thanks Bob Geldof), have high
Even without Band Aid, the music provides excitement. ployed a music video plugger, for We will monitor all sales and by hopes for the Electric Dreams
business is looking excellent. The Pricing, obviously, was a the benefit of everyone, to get TV the middle of the year we will be soundtrack at £11.99 which pre-
major video companies are com- crucial issue last year. At one end and radio presenters talking able to tell you all about it." cedes the movie, and later on in
mitted to increased production of the market, the acceptance of about music video as naturally as Cable screenings also mean the year, 1984, the film, with the
this year and the smaller pro- CD at £10-£12 has meant that a they mention albums, with more revenue coming back to much-mentioned controversial
ducers pushing forward with quality video by a lop act at videos as contest prizes, and producers. VPL, the new rights soundtrack. And for the spring,
cautious optimism. Ironically, £19.99 has not seemed such a spins of clips from new product organisation under the PPL there is a bumper Culture Club
those who had faith in music on quantum leap in cost. At the as well as singles promo clips. umbrella, is close to agreements hits package scheduled, put
video years ago have moved on, other end, the EP (invented by Companies do not spend with Music Box and Sky Channel together by Boy George himself.
such as VCL the first in the PMI) and the 6-track half-hour enough on advertising, but, as and one day TV companies will If all this rock 'n' roll is too
market, and Weinerworld, with programmes, such as those by Golembo pointed out, "if you get pay for the use of promo clips much, the Jerome Kern 100th
its hit compilations. Otis Redding, Kim Wilde and Tina a buzz going in the media, it is far which are, after all, "product" anniversary celebrations should
Ian Weiner, now busy supply- Turner from PMI and Billy Idol better than advertising". Colum- and should be competed for as mean re-promotion on video of
ing Sky Channel, showed us that from Chrysalis, selling at a maxi nists have also done their bit, much as other television pro- some of the films he scored such
compilations would work, but the mum of £9.99, do very well. with mentions in news, reviews gramming. as Show Boat and Till The Clouds
clearance paperwork held up Though £15 would be an ideal and interviews. All this has All the companies confidently Roll By.
helped the producers to meet
their sales targets for 1984.
Artists, too, are more video
conscious after such long ex-
perience of making promo clips, -;iV:
Those now free to do so are
negotiating their own pro-
gramme deals, which is good for
those video marketeers who are
better at it than the artist's record
company, however brilliant the
latter may be at achieving record
chart status. There are two ■a
majors who are conspicuous by
their absence from the long-form 5^. >
music video market despite ^ 1
colossal artists rosters and .v-i ? ■Mi
quarterly domination of the
/ record sales surveys. No doubt
this, loo, will change in 1985.
Revenue from television and
cable sales internationally has
obviously meant more money in
the pot for new productions by
those companies such as PMI
and Virgin who headed straight
U840 s Labour Of Love: value for money for that field. Clearly the right
move, and gratifying for PMI that STATUS QUO: recommended as a re-slock for 1985
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BAUHAUS Archive Beggars PVG 40 mlns. 13.91 Ten-track video featuring the now-defunct
Banquet but still influential Gothic new wavers.
PVG 54 mins. 13.91 12-traci< retrospective, with all their
DEVO We're All Devo Virgin hits plus an excerpt from The Human Highway
Beggars PVG 55 mins. 13.91 Bolivian & Peruvian folk music, includes the
INCANTATION The Best Of hit single, Cacharpaya plus scenic shots.
Banquet
Features Burning Up, Borderline, Lucky Star
MADONNA Madonna WHV WHV 17 mins. 7.82 and Like A Virgin
Chrysalis/ 'Long-awaited' pop cocktail which carries
SPECIAL AKA On Film PVG 38 mins. 13.91 on the 2-Tone dream.
2 Tone
Do They Know TFTe story of fhe'offical Band Aid'Video
VARIOUS PolyGram PolyGram 30 mins. 5.21 Feed The World
It's Christmas
Electric Dreams — The Features Culture Club, P.P. Arnold, Jeff Lynn,
VARIOUS Virgin PVG 29 mins. i.OO Giorgio Moroder, Helen Terry, Philip Oakey
Video Soundtrack
Off-beat entertainment with Meat Loaf,
VARIOUS Musicourt Pacific Arts Videospace 60 mins. 13.50 Santana, Joe Cocker & John McEnroe.
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Ihr Bee Gees Si Peter Framplon in lavish
VARIOUS CIC CBS 46 mins. 24.50 fantasy based on The Beatles album.
Hearts Club Band
First-ever music video from the chart-topping
WHAM! The Video CBS/Fox CBS/Fox 22 mins. 9.75 twosome. All the hits including Last Christmas.
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new Billy Ocean video, Loverboy,
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Loverboy (performance version)
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Dennis Brown Live At Montreux.
Recorded at the famed Festival in
1979, it runs for 60 minutes and
includes an extended version of
the hit single. Money In My Pock-
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