

     November I8,  
     
    
     CIMN TOP 40 
     
    
     j. l.UP WHERE WE BELONG 
     
     "' Joe Cocker anennifer 
     
     Warnes 
     
     2.WHO CAN IT BE NOW.&gt; 
     
     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 &amp; 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 &amp; 
     
     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 
     
    
     ll. 
     
     12. 
     
     I3. 
     
    
     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 &amp; 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&lt;BEAT, AND ELSE— 
     
     WHERE SMOKEY R &amp; B ("THE 
     
     SAME OLD YOU") , DRIVING 
     
     GUITAR ROCK("A ONE STORY 
     
     TOWN", "CHANGE OE HEART") 
     
     AND MIDTEMPO SCHORCHERS 
     
    
     - v 
     
    
     CANADA LIFE 
     
    
     Why Canada Life? 
     
    
     Current—Flexible or guar- 
     
     anteed interest rate 
     
     annuities 
     
    
     — 1,3 &amp; 5 year saries 
     
     -rates vary 
     
    
     depending on amou‘ht of v 
     
     .deposit and series 
     
    
     Disability Income Policies 
     
     You've Earned it. . .Protect 
     
     it. 
     
    
     Life Insurance—If you don't 
     
     smoke, you could pay less. 
     
    
     For quotations that per- 
     
     sonally apply to log and 
     
     your circumstances, call 
     
     894-8215 ‘ 
     
    
     Charlottetown Representa— 
     
     tives , 
     
    
     Mike B. Toole B.B.A 
     
     Patrick J. Kellvv IB.A 
     
     Barry J. Hogan B.B..‘-_ 
     
     Robert G. Conrad 
     
    
     Robert E. Younker, 
     
    
     C.L.U. 
     
    
     Manager 
     
    
     The Canada Life Assurancer ‘ 
     
    
     IS STILL THE FIRSJ? 
     
    
     PREDOMINATE. IT'S STILL 
     
     A BALANCED SEI‘, THOUGH, 
     
     WITH ENOUGH DARIGEIR MCM- 
     
     EN'I‘S 'IO MIRROR THE BAND-LS 
     
     DEPTH. AND THE PRODUCT- 
     
    
     ION TEAM OF M PEI'I‘Y AND 
     
    
     HYGINEEIR/PmDUCER JIMMY 
     
     IOVINE AGAIN PRODUCES A 
     
     FORMIDABLE SONIC PUNCH 
     
     THAT WILL ONLY AID THESE 
     
     TRACKS IN THEIR FAST 
     
     PROGRESS A'I‘ AOR AND MAIN- 
     
     STREAM POP. 
     
    
     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 
     
    
     —Scme of the Kinkora you make it. 
     
     rJagmie S. was out to 
     
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