UPEI SUN November 11, 1982

Top 40

ITWHO CAN IT BE NOW?

Men At Work.

2.I’KEEIP EORGETTING

Mike MacDonald.

3.JACK AND DIANNE

John Cougar.

IN THE SKY

' The Alan Parsons Project.

1 5.YOU CAN m MAGIC America '

6.JUMP. .Loverboy. 7.GYPSY..Fleetwood Mac.

8.Sa4EBOD'S BABY

_' Jackson Brown.

" 9.1 RAN..A Flock of

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IO.AMERICAN HEARTBEAT

Survivor.

11.NE.W WORLD MAN

.‘ 12.SOUTHERN CROSS

Crosby Stills and Nash.

Rush

l3.STEPPIN' OUI Joe Jackson.-

14.PRESSURE. .Billy Joel. ” 15.5WEEI‘ T1ME..Reo ‘ f, Speedwagon. 16.ATHENA. .The Who. “I? l7.IT'S RAINING AGAIN 1' 18.1.OVE ME 'KMORROW ' Chicago. l9.GET CLOSER Linda Ronstadt. 20.1 GET EXCITm 93: Rick Springfield. 21.5HADOWS OF THE NIGHT 1 Pat Benetar. ‘ 22.THIS GIRL IS MINE ‘ Michael Jackson & Paul ; _ McCartney. 23.EVERYBODY WANTS YOU ’ Billy Squier. , >1; 24.ROCK THE: CASBAH The Clash. =12! 25.GET UP AND GO Go-Go's 26EYE OF THE TIGER Survivor. 27.WHATCHA GONNA DO Chilliwack. 28.COOL MAGIC Steve Miller. 29.SH0CK THE MONKEY Peter Gabriel. 30.AFRIC‘A..Toto. fl; 31.SHE'S TIGHT Cheaptrick. 32.SHAKIN' ..Eddie Money. .. 33.LET'S Go DANCIN' It; K001 and The Gang. 34.HAND TO HOLD ON To John Cougar. 35.TALK TALK. .Talk Talk. 36.D0N'T EIGHT IT ,1» Kenny Logins & Steve ’~ Perry. 37.DOWN UNDER Men At Work. 38.ABRACADABRA The Steve Miller Mand. 39.HARD TO SAY I'M SORRY Chicago. , 40.BUJE .«Blton John.

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FEATURE ALBIMS SUPERI'RAMP ALBUM SHIPS IN EXCESS OF 200,000

Supertramp's latest al- bum, "Famous Last Words" has shipped over double platinum . . "Faxnous Bast Words" marks the first Supertramp album in three years. The band's previous album was the live project, Paris. '

studio album? "They're Perfectionists", You have to take into account the excellence they put I into an album and the criteria they use be— fore recording a song.

In 1979 they toured almost a year and in 1981 started working on new material................

BLUSHING BRIDES brew brand of basement rock

Even before RCA had re- leased Unveiled, the debut album fran the Kingston, Ontario- based Blushing Brides, I the quintet had e- stablished themselves as the highest—gros— - sing non—recording group in Canadian his— tory, setting b0x of— ‘ fice records in sever— I a1 centres.

Recorded and mixed at Toronto's Sounds Inter- change with production by Hilly Leopold, the albun features the single What You Talkin' | About. The band is presently on tour in

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support of the album.

The up carprises voca.ist-harpist

Maurice Raymond, guitar_ ist—vocalist Paul Martin, ' guitarist James "D.B." Green, bassist Martin

Van Dijk, and drurmer Richard "Ricoo" Berthiaune. Under the direction of their former teacher, now manager Gord Nicholl, menbers Martin and Van Dijk founded a band cal- led ‘Consiliun and for

over six years they performed standard hits

of the '60's and '70's.

War the new band wasn't formed until

a chance meeting be- . tween Martin and Ray-- mond, of the group Jade, in a Montreal pub. It was out of that initial discussion that the new band was born.

On July 15, 1979 the newly-fonned group made their debut as

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