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Monthly Picks
(These singles have not reached the TOP 100 Pop charts as of the beginning of this month, but we think might hit soon.)
  • Bridge To LoveGinuwine — Asylum Records
  • D.O.A. (Death Of Auto-Tune)Jay-Z — Atlantic Records
  • Give Me The MeltdownRob Thomas — Atlantic Records
  • Giving MyselfJennifer Hudson — Arista Records
  • I'm In LoveLionel Richie — Island/Def Jam Records
  • Like A SurgeonCiara — Laface Records
  • Since We've Been WrongThe Mars Volta — Warner Bros. Records
  • Something SpecialWill Downing — Peak Records
  • Tequila DanceDarryl Worley — Stroudavarious Records
  • WaterBrad Paisley — Arista Nashville
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    LEONARD KALIKOW - C.E.O.

    While working as CEO of MBIG, Mr. Kalikow is currently also President of Music Business Reference, Inc., a music business consulting corporation and Editor & Publisher of its information service, "New On The Charts." Established in 1976, the service is today used by every major record company and music publisher in the United States and by music executives in various countries internationally. He has also recently been President of Integrated Video Marketing, Inc., a TV, film and video production company with national corporate clients that include De Beers Diamonds, AT&T, MCI and IBM. Various Kalikow/I.V.M. productions included the home video "How To Break Into Heavy Metal (Without Getting Screwed)" and more recently "Kids & Divorce," currently in distribution to school guidance counselors throughout the United States by Sunburst Communications. He previously served as Vice President and General Manager of Music Equity, Inc., a music publishing organization responsible for various music publishing companies. Prior to that, Mr. Kalikow worked as General Manager at Big 3 Music, the print division of United Artists Music Publishing, printing songbooks and sheet music for such artists as Elvis Presley, Kenny Rogers, Crystal Gayle, ELO, etc.

    In the early 1970s as New York Director of Don Elliott Productions, a commercial jingle house, his accounts included United Airlines, Windsong Perfume, Dodge Cougar, Pepsi Cola, etc.. Before that, as administrative Director of Contemprocon Productions, Leonard was involved in concert promotion and talent management, representing such jazz clients as Larry Coryell, Alphonse Mouzon, and Randy Brecker. Also, as an independent concert promoter, Mr. Kalikow helped organize the first international dance tour for Mikhail Baryshnikov through South America. His career in the music business began as a singer/songwriter under production agreements with both Chess Records in Chicago and then Capitol Records in New York, and worked as the opening act for such artists as Richie Havens, Arlo Guthrie, Van Morrison, Jefferson Airplane, etc.

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    New This Week
    (These singles have just reached the Top Pop 100 or Top 50 Country or Urban Charts in Billboard or Radio & Records this week)

    POP
  • Break Up (B)07/04Mario — J Records

  • Damned If I Do Ya (Damned If I Don't) (B)07/04All Time Low — Hopeless Records

  • Fly With Me (B)07/04Jonas Brothers — Hollywood Records

  • Hotel Room Service (B)07/04Pitbull — Mr. 305 Records

  • You're A Jerk (B)07/04New Boyz — Asylum Records


  • URBAN
  • Can't Live Without You (B)07/04Charlie Wilson — Jive Records

  • You're A Jerk (B)07/04New Boyz — Asylum Records


  • COUNTRY
  • Joey (B)07/04Sugarland — Mercury Nashville

  • She Never Got Me Over You (B)07/04Mark Chesnutt — Lofton Creek Records
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