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FREEDECEMBERSOT COMMIT 11WilVOL. 3, NO. 12ORANGE COUNTY / L.A. / VALLEYEDITIONDECEMBER199494111FMCOUNTRYTOBY KEITHCLAYWALKERTRACY BYRDDANCESTEPS TOCOUNTRYKIKERKIK FMCALENDARLOCAL BANDDATES
CHARLIATIELSSundayDecember 11, 1994Country Music LegendCharlie Daniels will sing andplay in person as the specialinterview guest of Dr. RobertSchuller in the CrystalCathedral at the 9:30 &11:00am worship services.In a career that spans over 30years, Charlie Daniels hasamassed two multi -platinum,one platinum and four goldrecords, countless hit singlesand sold out performancesacross the globe.Charlie will be sharing hisunique brand of countryfree to the public.Plenty of Free Parking andexpert child care provided.The Crystal Cathedral is locatedDon't miss this once in a lifetime opportunity!on Chapman Avenue at LewisStreet just West of the junctionof the Santa Ana, Garden Groveand Orange Freeways, at 12141Lewis Street, in Garden Grove.J
lOT coop: asaosKIK FMTwo City Blvd. East, Suite 183,Orange, CA. 92668714-634-9494Business:714634-0780Concert Line:714-937-1262FAX:KIK FMON THE AIRDayProgramTimeCharlie Tuna5:30 am10:00 am - 3:00 pm3:00 pm - 6:00 pmVice President of ProgrammingCarrie DunneCraig PowersBubbaMark RobinsonCraig PowersNEWSNational Sales Mgr.Mary StanleyTRAFFICPresident / General ManagerArt Astor10:00 am6:00 pm - 11:00 pm11:00 pm - 5:30 am7:00, 8:00 & 9:00 am5:00 pm12:00 &6:00am - 7:00pmMonday - FridayMonday - FridayMonday - FridayMonday - FridayMonday - FridayMonday - FridayMonday -SaturdayL.A. Sales StaffJill AndrewsStuart Levy, Kevin Melton,Suzi McgruderO.C. Sales StaffGrace Madrigal, Sherri Orr,Maureen Macke, Patricia SuszkaRandal DeSalvo, Kathleen RobertsHot Country NewsPublished by:CMS/Californta Media ServicesP.O. Box 249Buena Park, CA. 90621PH 714-523-7148 FAX 714-523-8941Sponsored by :ASTOR BROA)CAST GROUPSweetheart of the Radio Carrie Dunne loam to 3pm Monday - FridayEditorsKIK:CMS:Special ProgramsC. Dunne, C. Powers,D. Crawford, B. SmithTop 1 at 1Top 5at5Hot Country News AdvertisingSales & Cross Promotions714-523-7148Steve Crawford,Debra Smith, Michael SmithCi rcualtion: 714-220-2977Orange Co./ L.AJ Valley:Inland Empire Edition:40,00015,000Top 9 at 9Top 30 CountdownAll Request NightKIK Country Challenge11 O'Clock CD of the NightPublic ServiceClose Up1:00pm5:00pm9:00pm10:00 -Noon & 6:00 - 8:00 pm7:00 pm - Midnight7:30pmMonday -FridayMonday -FridayMonday -FridaySunday7:00 am & 9:00 pmSundayFriday/SaturdayMonday -FridayMonday -Friday 1992, 1993, 1994CMS\California Media ServicesAll Right ReservedNo part of this publication may be reproduced, or trans meted in any form or by any Trans mechanical. electronic.photocopying or odrerwise, without the prior written persherThe publisher assumes no legal remission of the pusporsbiky for the completeness or accuracy of the lráormadon contained herel nand shall not be liable for any loss dam -7'0 ADVERTISE IN llOT COTJNTRY NEWSCALL714523-7148see, or dsy to any person which may result Fran reliance ofinfonnation herein.C9(Sá1OTCOUNTRY NEWS DECEMBER 19901-000484.3-E53
84.a ICZ FMD.J. SPOTLIGHTCharlie Tuna Joins94.3 KIK-FM toAnchor MorningDrive SlotLosAngeles morning radio legend CharlieTunajoined 94.3 KIK-FM last month to anchor themorning drive 6-10am slot.Charlie begins his 27th year on Los Angelesradio this month having been a part of the toprated KHJ lineup from 1967 to 1972. Tuna thenstarted KROQ in 1972 and served as MorningMan and Program Director of KIIS-AM & FM inthe mid '70's. I OQ, KHTZ-FM, KRLA, KCBS-FMand SportsTalk KMPC were Charlie's radiohomes over the next 18 years.In 1990 the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce honored Charlie with his own star on theHollywood Walk of Fame.Tuna has also been syndicated nationally onover 450 stations as well as having the top -rateddaily show on theArmed Forces Worldwide Network the past 24 years. Movie appearances, announcer for over a dozenTV variety, countdownand game shows, including the long -runningScrabble seen daily on the USA Network, roundout Charlie's media portfolio.Off the air,Tuna has served as the HonoraryMayor of Tarzana the past 17 years, coached his youngestson's soccer team to a Southern California championship, aswell as collecting a roomful of region and section trophieswith his oldest son and two daughters in soccer, baseball andbasketball.Joining KIK-FM, Charlie has had the opportunity to reunite with KIK-FM owner and manager Art Astor from theirtop -rated KHJ days together to produce another winner forSouthern California with, as Tuna puts it, "The hottest andfastest growing format on radio today".QUESTIONS and ANSWERSQ. You've worked at a lot of radio stations, what makesKIK special?A. The listeners that KIK has are the most gracious I'veencountered in 27 years of working in Southern Californiaradio. The phone calls, letters, even little gifts to welcomeme, leave me at a loss for words.which as you know is usu-CHARLIE TUNAally never a problem for me. I'm only disappointed I didn'tstart working at KIK-FM sooner!Q. What do you like about Country music?A. I've always enjoyed being in on the excitement of themusic industry, and frankly all the excitement lately is beinggenerated by the country stars. Garth Brooks sold 4 millionCD's at McDonald's, twice as many as any other artist.Rebais on all the Frito-Lay packages, even Clint Black is all overthe TV on commercials! Country is HOT!Q. When you're not on the radio what do you like to do?A. I do a daily show for theArmed Forces Network heardby a 1/2 billion people everyday, plus I'm launching a coupleof new radio syndication projects, so the time away from KIKis still very much radio. The best part though is watching myyoungest of my 4 children, Bryan who is 14 play football, soccer and baseball at his new high school. I've coached all mykids for 20 years in all the different sports and now that theyoungest is in high school, I can just sit back and enjoy it as afan!41-800-484.8-ffiSCMS/NOT COUNTRY NEWS DECEMBER 1994
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84.a CI TMARTIST PROFILETOBY KEITHJacqueline P FrankKIK-FM Staff WriterO.K.O.K. it's my turn! What do you get when youplay a country western song backwards? I know thatsan old one and country music has changed a lot sincethe days when your dog died and your tractor brokedown and your wife left you and took the kids. Nonethe less that was Toby Keith's original inspiration for his#1 song 'Who's that man?'. That song started out as alighthearted look at the old country joke until he landedon the line who's that man running my life?'. Suddenlyit changed his whole outlook on the song. Keith says,"though I haven't had to live through that, I couldn'timagine someone else raising my children and that'sthe way I looked at it and that's the way I wrote it.People who are hearing it say it is definitely the type ofsong that's not out there now. This is a song that womenare listening to, but the men are hearing?'But this is not the first time the fans have listened toToby Keith. With his first single 'Should've Been a Cowboy' Keith broke all records on his way to the top. Notsince 'Achy Breaky Heart' has a record made it to number one so fast. Keith wrote 8 of the 10 songs on hisgold self -titled debut album which launched two #1singles and two top 5 hits, as well a Keith being namedNew Country Artist of 1993 by Billboard magazine.But let's go back for a moment. Toby Keith grew up on hisparents farm in Oklahoma and currently resides just outsideof Oklahoma City with his wife and two daughters. As a childKeith found himself intrigued by the musicians who played inthe Oklahoma supper club his grandmother owned. But hehad little time for music with his part-time and summer workwith the rodeo company and his pursuit of football, which gothim as far as playing semi -pro ball for two years as part of thenow defunct U.S.F.L.However music did remain a steady companion in Keith'slife. He recalls his father was a big Bob Wills fan, while hismusical hero was and continues to be Merle Haggard. "As faras influences go, I doubt anyone's had more impact on methan Haggard" Keith says. "He's not only one of the greatestcountry singers there's ever been, but he's a great writer." Asis Keith.Keith has written or co -written 7 of the IO songs on hissophomore effort 'Boomtown'. "I had my whole life to writethe first album and only a year to come up with the secondone " Keith says. But with his second album Keith's writing6TOBY KEITHremains powerful and insightful. Again teaming up with producers Nelson Larkin and Harold Shedd, Boomtown has hitthe air waves with as much bang as his first album. From 'Big01' Truck', about a'little bitty girl with a monster truck', to'Victoria's Secret' (ooh la,la), No Honor Among Thieves' withits western feel, the title track 'Boomtown', and his secondrelease 'Upstairs, Downtown' which he calls his "first traditional country," this second album is sure to contribute greatlyto Keith's steady rise. Not only as an outstanding songwriterbut as a performer as well.As things continue to go well for Keith, we doubt anyonewill be asking "Who's that Man?". Though they may want toknow "what do you get when you play and old Country Western song backwards?" Why you get your house back, yourwife back, your dog back and your tractor fixed.of course!CONT. on page 22Q & A with Toby Keith.1-000484.8111cMs,HOT COUNTRY NEWS DECEMBER 1994
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84.8 CI FAQARTIST PROFILETRACY BYRDBy Carrie Dunne(Reprinted from an Earlier Hot Country News)He's been called"The Next BigThing"by many in the record business, andTracyByrd seems to be livingup to the hype with hisTexas State, were he took a year of business classes, before transferring to LamarUniversity in Beaumont. It was in college that Tracy picked up a guitar and finally picked up enough nerve to sing instanding ovation, as soon as they stoodup and started clapping, I knew what Iwanted to do."From that moment on,Tracy focussedfront of a crowd.Tracy's first recording was done in awell to college (much to his parents dis-Texas and Louisiana.Two years later, TracyTracy Byrd hit thechart in the fall of 1992with "That's The Thingsic.started working withMark Chesnutt andAbout A Memory".Then came"SomeoneToGive My Love To". Nowhe's "Holdin' Heaven" asMark's band at Cutter'snightclub in Beaumont.When Mark hit thecharts, he left a hole atit climbs up the chartCutter's-one's that(peaking at slot #2). It'shard to believe this onceTracy stepped up to fill.Tracy calls Cutter's theshyTexan had never sang"University of CountryMusic". "You learnin public until 6 yearsago.quick when you're singing 50 songs a night, 5Born in Beaumont,Texas because his smallnights a week;' he ex-hometown of Vidorplains. "You learn quickor you die quick."(about 15 miles away)didn't have a hospital.Tracy was a quickTracy grew up lovinglearner. He packed thehouse nightly at Cutter'scountry music, both hisparents were big coun-for two years, as he pre-try fans. Young Tracymade his first appearance at the Grand 01'asapared for a recordingcareer. After severaltrips to Nashville and ashowcase performancefor all the major recordlabels, Tracy roped in adeal with MCA records.In the recording stu-baby-granted he didn't singthen, but listened silentlyin his mama's arms.By the time he hithigh school, Tracy wasconstantly singing, butnot in front of anyone.Much too shy to try out his tunes on acrowd,Tracy sang mostly in his truck.Tracy lists George Strait as the person who influenced him the most musically. Tracy says George "Brought backthe traditional sound to country". Soinspired by George Strait, Tracy evenchose George's alma mater Southwest8may), and started first solo, then withbands in little bars andhonky tonks in EastauthenticTexas style mu-Opryall his attention on music. He bid fare-TRACY BYRDdio, Tracy knew justwhat he wanted "Ishopping mall. He paid the 7.95 andsang along with pre-recorded instrumen-wanted a Texas sound, which is what Ital track (like karaoke). His version of"Your Cheatin' Heart" impressed thewith a little edge rather than a slick pol-saleswomen and she invited him to singin their monthly amateur show."I did 'Folsom Prison Blues' anddo;' he explained. "And I wanted a soundished sound" That's just what he got.Tracy captures the music that attracts"Byrd Watchers" from around the country.'Weary Blues FromWaiting' an old HankWilliams song," Tracy recalls. "I got a1-800-4-84.3- CMS/110T COUNTRY NEWS DECEMBER 1994
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84.a CZ FMCARRIE'SKITCHENChristmas time's a comin'. Plenty of parties, and holidaydinners. Christmas Eve is always a special time at my house,with a candlelit dinner and soft Christmas music. We alwayshave a special dessert and each year it's different. I want toshare with you one of my favorites. It's kind of like a littlechocolate present all wrapped up for Christmas.CHOCOLATE BUNDLESServes: 4Ingredients:sheet of Pepperidge Farm frozen puff pastry sheet16 oz. package of semi -sweet chocolate chips1/4 cup chopped walnutsPowdered sugarIA little flourCarrie Dunne in her new kitchenPreheat oven to 425 degrees. Thaw pastry 30 minutes on alightly floured surface. Roll pastry to a 12 inch square. Cutsquare into 4 six inch squares. In the center of each squareplace 1/4 cup chocolate chips andTablespoon of walnuts.Bring pastry corners together just above chocolate and twisttogether. Fan out the corners and place on an ungreased baking sheet. Bake 10-15 minutes til golden brown. Let stand I Ominutes and add powdered sugar on top.IINSIDE SCOOPGeorge Jones and ex-wife/duet partner Tammy Wynette went back into the studio to recut their 1975 hit"GoldenRing" for Jones new "Bradley Barn Sessions" LP,"It was the neatest session," Wynette said. "And when we finished, Joneslooked over at me and said,"That's better than when we did it the first time". As a result,Wynette and Jones plan toreunite for a duet album, expected to be out sometime next year.Charlie Daniels gets his feet wet or rather his fiddle wet in the movies where he can be heard in Lou DiamondPhillips' latest movie,"Sioux City". Charlie is also heard on the album "Sioux City: the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack"soon to be in your record stores.Also in movies, Randy Travis and Reba McEntire continue to add "acting in westerns" to their resumes. Travis costars in "Texas" a direct -to -video movie released last week, and the forthcoming "Frank and Jesse". Meanwhile, McEntirewill play Annie Oakley in "Buffalo Girls:' a four-hour miniseries airing this season on CBS -TV.Former Little Texas hunk keyboardist/vocalist Brady Seals left the group in July due to anxiety problems. He is nowgoing to pursue a solo career. Seals said,"I have decided to do a solo type of thing. I'm feeling better. I'm back to it andI'm rockin"'. Seals is known for his solo, "My Love", whose wet hair and bare chested beach video steamed up a lot oftelevision screens.The popular duo, Orrall & Wright has decided to split up. Robert Ellis Orrall and Curtis Wright are bothoutstanding songwriters and plan on continuing their writing careers. The reason for the breakup,"Curtis and Robert feltthat the music business was interfering with their friendship;' says their spokeswoman, Melissa Matthews. They werenominated for Vocal Duo of theYear at the last Country Music Association Awards, but the award went to Brooks & Dunn.101-000-4-04.8111CMS/HOT COUNTRY NEWS DECEMBER 1994
80T O1TIT 11W!ARTIST PROFILECLAY WALKERBy Carrie DunneHe's a bundle of country energy wrapped up in snug jeans,a black hat, and a grin. When Clay stopped by KIK-FM thefirst time, he wanted to be DJ for the day. I just stood backand laughed as he jumped in and took over the controls,pushed all the buttons and talked to the listeners. The nexttime he came to KIK, Clay took Craig Powers and they wentrunning around Orange County checking out the town andcausing a little"double trouble".James Stroud heard Clay sing and offered him a recordingcontract on the spot. The two went to work and produced adebut album that has reached platinum status (selling over Imillion copies). Clay wrote 5 of the IO tunes on his firstalbum, and 4 on his second If I Could Make A Living. "My goalis to reach out to people through my music:' he says. "I writeby drawing from all of the influences around me so that I cancreate well-rounded and meaningful songs."As for influences, Clay not only loves the music of Haggard and Jones, but lists James Taylor, Bob Seger, and LionelRichie as having a strong ef-fect on his music. "I had alot of influences from different sides and I think that'swhat makes me the artist Iam today. I'm a countrysinger.you can't beat thecountry out of my voice, butwhen I write songs, I like toHere at KIK we've been withClay since the beginning.Clay's first song"What's ItToYou" which hit your radio inAugust of 93' and shot to the number one spot on both of the national country charts (Billboard& R&R). Named 1993's TopNew Artist by R&R, Clay waslisten to stuff like Boston andJourney to get ideas from andthe biggest selling newcomer inBillboard and was nominated forBest New Male Vocalist by boththe Academy of Country MusicAwards, and the American Music Awards.Many would consider Clay aninstant success. But Clay saysto have something neat towrite about."The 25 -year -old singer/songwriter grew up the old-est of five (3 sisters and ayounger brother). His dadwas a welder by day, parttime musician by night. Heit was not overnight, but oversix years. At nineteen, he hitshared his musical talent withhis son, teaching him to playthe road playing in clubs all overTexas, Oklahoma, Arkansas,Louisiana, and as far away asthe guitar at age 9. "I had toAlberta, Canada. Then heknew that I was one of thosekids that really was persistentabout everything and alwayshave been all my life:'Clay moved to Nashville, where he now lives with his wife,Lori, a 25 -year -old former rodeo queen. Do all the screaming females bother her? No, not a bit. In fact, Clay says thatLori would let them all backstage to meet him, if she could."I love meeting folks:' Clay says. "That's what keeps megoing on the road is meeting different people. Whenever youbeg him," Clay says. "Heregulargig atBeaumont's Neon Armadillo af-scoredater a certain fellow, MarkChesnutt left to pursue a record deal.Beaumont, Texas seems to be a good town for countrysingers. George Jones, Mark Chesnutt, and Tracy Byrd cameout of Beaumont. Clay knew Mark and Tracy, "Mark and Iplayed a lot of the same clubs and were buddies. If I wasplaying somewhere close in Beaumont, which nothing's toofar away from anything, we would get together and hang outafterwards and BS a little bit." Clay says,"I went to schoolwith Tracy; we played on the same basketball team and hegraduated a year ahead of me."It was in the Beaumont club that Giant Records Presidentmeet fans, it's very flattering to think someone would likeyour music and think enough of you to want to meet you"He says, "It's really [the fans] that keep every artist comingback and trying to do more:' he says. "You're doing it for thefans no matter who you are."irrn /H« COUNTRY NEWS DECEMBER 19941 -800 -4 -94.3 -CI11
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80T COITIT IIWUCONCERTSMARSHAL TUCKER BANDCrazy Horse, December 5THE OAK RIDGE BOYSCerritos Center for the Performing Arts, December 6-7FEED THE CHILDREN - Bring a non-preishable food item to the performance and help the Oak Ridge Boys Feed the Children for the holidays.TRACY BYRDMidnight Rodeo, December 11MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEYCrazy Horse, December 12THE WILL ROGERS FOLLIESCerritos Center for the Performing Arts, December 13-18GARY MORRISCrazy Horse, December 19 & 20LIVE COUNTRY LEGENDS U.S.AMidnight Rodeo, December 31 14.95KRISTINE ROBBIN'S 14.95COUNTRY DANCE VIDEOSHave you bought out -of state videos and found the dances to be different? Buy my dance video and learn your favorite dances the way we do themhere in ORANGE COUNTY!!JUST RELEASED: LINE DANCE VIDEO NO.1 (INCLUDES FOUR DANCES):, ELECTRICSLIDE, SLAPPIN' LEATHER, TUSH PUSH, AND COPPERHEAD)PHONE: (NAME:APT.#STREET:ZIP:ST:CITY:-"NC'. OF VIDEOS: 14.95 price incl. sales tax. Offer valid thru 12/31/94Plus Shipping and Handling Add 4.00 ea.Total 18.95 ea.SEND FORM WITH PAYMENT TO:KRISTINE ROBBIN, 5405 ALTON PARKWAY, SUITE #364, IRVINE, CA. 92714 (714)857-6475CMS/1101 COUNTRY NEWS DECEMBER 19941-600484.8- 13
94.3 CI FMLOCAL COUNTRY BAND DATESARTISTLOCATIONDATELIST IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICEKevin Cameron & Pale RidersCountry Karaoke with K.J. SteveGeary Hanley BandCheyenneAppaloosaFree ReignWest WindTony Ryan BandDarla Lee & Hearts A'FireCheyenneFreeborn and RowdyBounty HunterFree ReignLeather and LaceLeather and LaceFreeborn and RowdyDec. 3Dec. 7Dec. 7Dec. 7-8Dec. 7- IDec. 8,9,10Dec. 8-11Dec. 9,10Dec. 9,10Dec. 9-1 IDec. 9,10,11Papa's BBQ/ Long BeachThe Swallow's InnCrest Country Saloon/ResedaCrazy HorseJust Navin' FunThe Starting GateThe Swallow's InnCrest Country Saloon/ResedaBackstreet Bar & GrillSundowner / BloomingtonDec. 11The BarnCrest Country Saloon/ResedaThe Swallow's InnThe Starting GateCrest Country Saloon/ResedaSundowner / BloomingtonThe Swallow's Inn1Chris Gaffney & the Cold Hard FactsTony Ryan BandFree ReignAppaloosaLeather and LaceFree ReignLarry Dean and The ShootersCheyenneFreeborn and RowdyTim James BandAppaloosaCrazy HorseThe Starting GateDec. 1-3The Swallow's InnDec. 1-4Dec. 1,8,15,22 ,29 (Thursdays) Crest Country Saloon/ResedaCrest Country Saloon/ResedaDec. 2,3Backstreet BBQDec. 2,3Sundowner / BloomingtonDec. 2-4Nov. 30- Dec. 3Kelly Rae BandFreeborn and RowdyCooks CornerDec. 14Dec. 14,15Dec. 16,16,17Dec. 16,17Dec. 16-18Dec. 16-18Dec. 16-18Dec. 17Dec. 18Dec. 18Cook's CornerPapa's / Long BeachCrazy HorseCowboy Boogie Co.SEE DIRECTORY ON PAGE 28 & 29, FOR BAND LOCATIONS AND PHONE NUMBERSList your band dates call CMS at714-523-7148141 -800404.3-IIICMS/HOT(OUNTRY NEWS UECFMHER 1994
lOT copra: saysLOCAL COUNTRY BAND DATESARTISTLOCATIONDATELIST IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICELivin' FreeDarla Lee & Hearts A'FireFreeborn and RowdyLarry Dean and The ShootersAppaloosaHarley PowellLarry Dean and The ShootersDec.Will GloverDec. 28,29Freeborn and RowdyDon McGinnis and Wild CountryBuck Naked & the Chapped CheeksAppaloosaLeather & LaceCheyenneDec. 29,30,3 I21Dec. 21-23Dec. 22,23Dec. 23Dec. 23-24Dec. 27Dec. 28Dec. 30,31Dec. 30 -JanIDec. 30 -JanICrest Country Saloon/ResedaTheSwallows InnThe Starting GateCrest Country Saloon/ResedaSundowner / BloomingtonThe Swallow's InnCrest Country Saloon/Rese laThe Swallow's InnThe Starting GateCrest Country Saloon/ResedaThe Swallow's InnSundowner / BloomingtonDec. 31 "New Year's Party"Papa's / Long BeachDec. 3 INew Years Eve PartySEE DIRECTORY ON PAGE 28 & 29, FOR BAND LOCATIONS AND PHONE NUMBERSList your band dates call CMS at714-523-7148CMS/HOT COUNTRY NEWS DECEMBER 19941-0004-04.0-1I1515
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