November I8,

CIMN TOP 40

j. l.UP WHERE WE BELONG "' Joe Cocker anennifer Warnes 2.WHO CAN IT BE NOW.> Men At Work 3.JMK AND DIANA John Cougar 4. YOU CAN DO'MAGIC— America ' 5.1 KEEP PORGEI'I‘IN' ' Michael MacDonald 6.EYE IN THE SKY Alan Parsons PrOject 7.8TEPPIN' OUT ' Joe Jackson 8.AMERICAN HEARTBEAT

Survivor . 9. NOBODY— Sylv1a 10. SOUTHERN CROSS- Crosby Stills & Nash NEW WORLD MAN— Rush PRESSURE— Billy Joel . SHADOWS OF THE NIGHT Pat Benatar l4. GYPSY— Fleetwood Mac 15. ATHENA— The Who

16. THE LOOK OF IOVE— ABC 17.THE Glm IS MINE

Michael Jackson & Paul McCartney l8.ROCK THE CASBAH

The Clash l9.EVERYBODY WANTS YOU Billy Squier 20.WHATCHA GONNA DO Chilliwack 21.SOMEBODY'S BABY Jackson Brown 22. AFRICA— Toto 23.SHOCK THE M NKEIY Peter Gabriel 24.SEXUAL HEALING Marvin Gaye 25.YOU GOI' LUCKY Tan Petty and

The Heartbeats 26. SHAKIN'- Eddie Money 27.1 RAN

A Flock Of Seagulls

28. DOWN UNDER— Men at Work 29. I GEI‘ EXCITED

Rick Springfield 30.TVD LESS LONELY PEDPLE IN THE VDRID j Air Supply 31.EYE OF THE TIGER Survivor 32.I GOITA TRY Michael MacDonald 33.SPACE AGE IOVE SONG

. A Flock Of Seagulls 34. GOODY "VD SHOES- Adam Ant

‘ 35. PLEDGE PIN~ Robert Plant '36. SHE'S TIGHT— Cheaptrick 37. TALK TALK— Talk "Talk 38.DON'T FIGHT IT

Kenny Loggins with

Steve Perry

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ALBIM SPOI‘ LIGHT TCM PEI'I'Y AND THE HEART— BREAKERS- "LONG AFTER D-

; ARK," MCA/BACKSI'REET BSR

~5360. .PKDDUCED BY ’IOM PEI'I‘Y & JD’MY IOVINE...

AFTER THE (DMPARITIVELY BROODING ROCK OF LAST YEAR'S " HARD PROMISES", PETTY AND THE HEART— BREAKERS RETURN TO A GENERALLY BRISKER, UP— TEMPO FOCUS MORE REMIN- ISCENT OF THEIR QUANTUM BREAK THROUGH ON "DAMN THE TORPEDOES". EVEN THE UNDERCURRENI‘ OF MENACE

ON THE FIRST SINGLE "YOU GOI‘ IUCKY", NOW ON THE CIMN TOP 40, IS MATED TO A SOARING REFRAIN AND A TOUGH BAd<BEAT, AND ELSE— WHERE SMOKEY R & B ("THE SAME OLD YOU") , DRIVING GUITAR ROCK("A ONE STORY TOWN", "CHANGE OE HEART") AND MIDTEMPO SCHORCHERS

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PAT BENATAR "GET NERVOUS", CHRYSALIS CHR1396. PRO- r DUCEE BY NEIL GERALDO, _ PETER COLEMAN. FROM THE CRAZED COVER PHOTO, IT VDULD BE EASY TO ASSUME THAT BENATAR HAS CHANGED HER PERSONALITY COMPL— ETELY. WHILE THIS ALBUM SHOWS BENATAR HAS BEEN LISTENING TO SOME OF THE NEW DANCE MUSIC( ESPEC- IALLY ON "ANXIETY"), SHE

AND FOREMOST A HARD ROCKER WITH A Goon. " SENSE 0F HELOD' Y. SHE ROCKS WITH FUIRY ON SUCH TRACKS As "LOOKING FOR A STRANGER", "SHADOWS OF THE NIGHT", AND "' HER PENCHANT FOR HEART— FELT BALLADRY Is EXEM— PLIFIED BY "TELL IT TO HER" AND "FIGHT IT THERE Is A GOOD SENSE OF SPARENESS HERE WHICH IS MISSING FROM PREVIOUS WORKS. . . -'

BLANCHARD EXPOSITORY

—Janet knows what the bottom of every tabl at Jim's looks like.

by his toothbrush. —Ruthie has been stuf-

—Danny is smarter than the average bear. . .I

. mean guy.

-We do take suggestions for this column.

JI‘he stero stays Dougie, though you did forget your underwear.

-—Exador misses his mother.

-The kiddies in 315 are drooling over a black bathrobe. .

-Rushton' S in love. —Soap operas make Walter Sick, but then so does laundry and "dish" soap.

-—315 has a Rowlph list again.

—Carlos works the od— dest C.P. hours. eIanet does help write this Steve.

fing. .' . . .her face?

-The same fools keep the same stupid things. so saneone new, do sane- thing different.

. -Kathy's in the number

racket.

-A certain R.V. must have moved into the building cause he is here a lot.

-Saneone in 35 is trying to put Jude the Dude and her fire department out of business.

—The Eagles games have been attracting a few from Blanchard. . . . I

why?

-It's time everyone in Blanchard showed sane spirit. Ruth and the House Committee really need your help. This place is only as good as

Company. 134 Kent St. Ch'town, P.E.I.

39.ABRACADABRA Steve Miller Band 40. TO SAY‘I'M'SORRY

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